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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-20
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New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
Low SCORE 1T GOLF.
East Not Represented in Play for
the Olympic Cup.

Wheaton, ILL.,, Sept 4-The Olympic Cup. the
team trophy first played for at the Glen Echo Club
time by team representing the Western Golf
Association. Incidentally the team made the low
est medal score by nine strokes. ever recorded in
competition for the trophy, the total for thrty-sx
holes for the four men being 623 strokes.
Only four teams contested for the trophy, repre-
senting the Western. Ohio State. st. Louis and
Wisconsin golf associations. Not a team was
entered from any of the associations In the East
affiliated with the United States Golf Association
and this fact apparently has widened the breach
between the United States Golf Association and
the Western Golf Association resulting from the
adoption by the latter body of a set of golfng
rules differing in points from those played
by the national body.
Eastern players said to-day that team was not
entered because they did TO establish a
precedent OF playing under two sets OF rules. and
that 1t would be showing disloyalty TO the national
body to play under any other rules than those
recognized by that body.
Western Association members declared that the
cup offered by Western club; that the West
ern Golf Association governed the play for the
cup and that therefore the rules adopted by the
Western Golf Association should apply 10 the con-
test.
Play for the Olympic Cup is regarded the cur
tain raiser for the national championship tourna-
ment. play for which starts on Monday.
The Western team consisted OF II. Chandler Egan.
OF Exmoor; Warren K. Wood, of Homewood; !;
Charles Evans. jr. OF Exmoor. Western champion
and Kenneth p. Edwards of Midlothian Egan,
twice national champion, displayed the best form
of the day. with morning round Of 70 and an
afternoon round OF "a.
Players who will contest in the championship ar
rived by dozens to-day. Walter ]. Travis played
In four ball match with T. NJ CIahin and Hugo
Johnstone of Boston, and liver Perry, OF Baltimore
Ned Sawyer, Albert Seckel. the Riverside young
ster. and Ned Herreshor and Bob Watson, Of New
York. made UP another four ball match. in which
the Westerners successful by 1 up Sawyer
made a IS during the morning. Travis made IS.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
CONDITIONS FOR RACES.
The Rules Governing the Manhasset
Yacht Club Contests.

william Butler Duncan, jr, representing the
american Yacht Club; Walter c. Kerr, who repre-
Hents the Indian Harbor Yacht Club and James d.
Sparkman, Of the New York Yacht Club. have is
sued list of the conditions which will govern the
match races for the Manhasset Bay Challenge
cup. which TO be sailed over courses on Long
Island Sound On September s. and 10.
The first race is to be four miles to windward or
3eeward and return sailed twice over starting from
of Great Captains Island. The race will be
over triangular course of l025 miles, sailed twice
over, starting from the same point, and with turn
ing marks OFF Oak Neck and Matinicock Point
This course may be sailed in the reverse direction
The start will be made at l2 o'clock each day. if
possible. but will be started after o. m
new recall signal will be used. Each yacht will
be assigned a number. and this will be displayed
the committee boat until such yacht has crossed
the starting line properly. when 1t viii be taken
down. No yacht will be hailed under any circum-
stances, will any other signal be used In the
case OF failure to race any of the dates sched-
uled. in the event OF a tie as a result of the
first three races, the series will continued daily
thereafter. Saturdays and Sundays excepted until
the match is
The American Yacht Club challenged the holder
OF the the Indian Harbor Yacht Club this year
for the trophy. which was won last year by the
Seneca, owned by the Hanan brothers They sold
the Seneca recently TO Eric c. Moore OF the
Rochester Yacht Club and syndicate of yachts
men-Comuaodore Roy A. Rainey, Commodore Ar
thur Curtiss James Morton F. Plant and A G.
Hanan-have built another yacht from desisn
drawn by William Gardner. This new boat is named
the Windward. and she made her first appearance
under racing canvas two weeks ago at the stam-
Yord Yacht Club regatta
The American Yacht Clubs representative in the
tnstcn Will be the new HerreshofY soop the Naul-
haka. which has shown fairly good speed in sew
eral races on tho Sound since she was launched
The Manhassst Bay Yacht Club will probably he
represented by the Eloop Alera, owned by ] w
and E. r. Alker
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
KEEN FIGHT AT GOLF
CASSEBEER WINS TITLE.
Lord Beaten an Final Round on Tan
Cortlandt Park Links.

A new name appeared the list of Van Cort-
landt Park cup winners when Theodore Cassebeer,
of the WykagyI Country Club won the CHIEF
trophy and greater New York championship In the
final round against Deyereux Lord on the local
links yesterday. Cassebeer defeated the Brooklyn
Forest Park champion by UP and to play. The
consolation cup went to Charles Marshall. who de-
feated ]. Morrison in the final round.
Before play could be resumed in the morning the
committee had to rule on the protest lodged by w.
G. White against II. F. Jones. 1t will be remem-
bered that Jones beat White In an extra hole
match in the third round Friday The protest
was not sustained for the reason that 1t was not
lodged before the players left the green.
When relieved from the uncertainty caused by
the protest Jones went out and played Lord, who
had been kept waiting for two hours After the
first few holes Lord took command of the situation,
and eventually won handily by up and to play.
Not Cassebeer, who from William Haney,
of the Scottsh-American Golf Club. only after an
extra hole match. In fact, Haniey had generally
been picked to win but he went decidedly off his
game.
Although usually outdrven Cassebeer never
looked like loser from the moment he won the
first hole, which Lord bungled badly. The only
time the match was square was when Lord won
the third hole In 4. due to topped drive by the
Wykagyl Thereafter better short game
won the next three holes in rapid succession for
Cassebeer. Lord made hash of the sixth. taking
for the hole after almost driving the green
His opponent. however, drove the green fairly
and almost got n 2
good put enabled Lord to win the eighth, but
even SO, he turned for home down. Lord again
raised the hopes of his admirers by running down
long one for from the edge of the tenth
green. That left him only down. but Cassebeer
returned the compliment by holing for a with
his midron from off the twelfth green He also
won the thirteenth in 4. and again stood up.
Lords last stand was made on the fifteenth green.
where he brought off twenty-footer for 2. The
end came when Lord topped his drive from the
seventeenth tee and took for the hole. The cards
read follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
NEW WESTERN CHAMPION
Mss Llezcellyn Defeats Mss Painter
for Golf Title.

HOLLYWOOD Country Club. Flossmoor. H.. sept r
Miss Vida IIewellyn Of the La Grange Country
Club. La Grange ILL.,. playing brilliant game wi'h
her wooden clubs. defeated Miss Caroline Painter
OF the Midlothian Country Club. Chicago. for the
womens Western golf championship here To-Day
by up and to play.
At the second hole the new champion showed her
ability with the wooden clubs. After playing near
the rough on her drive. her brassie second saieo
straight for the flag, carrying 30 yards
The new Western title holder played five holes IN
mems boyle figures. At the tenth and tweltth she
pitched her approach shots practically dead
Mrs. George Niedecken of the Blue Mound Coun-
try Club. Milwaukee. Wlsconsins woman golf
champion, defeated Mrs F. s. Colburn. OF the
Evanston Golf Club. Chicago. for the association
trophy by up
Miss Isabella Smith. OF the Evanston Golf Club,
defeated Mrs. w. France Anderson. last year s
Western champion. in the consolation finals by .
up and to play.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
HIGH DIVE TO GARDZlK
GOODUIN SUIHS IN FORM
Ne7c I0rk 1HIctic Club Uins
often at TrarerS Island.

II. Gardzlk, of the Chicago Athletic Association
by the close margin OF two points. won the high
diving championship OF the Amateur Athletic Union
at Travers Island yesterday.
II was the most interesting contest OF the swim
ming meet which was held under the auspices OF
the New York Athletic Club. r. G. OCallaghan
Of the Mercury Foot Club fought It out to the end
with Gardzell for the title. The latter won with
total of seventytwo points. against seventy made
by OCaaghan J. Ruddy third honors with
forty-six points.
Next in interest to this contest was the 1OO-yard
scratch swim which was by l.. h. Goodwin
of the New York Athletic Club, in easy fashion
He did not have extend himself in covering the
distance in 1:05 1-5. Ruddy was second in this
race, with his clubmate. George South, third.
The canoe fitting contest furnished lots OF excite
ment and amusement for the onlookers Again the
represen tatives of the Mercury Foot Club succeed
ed in gaining first hOnors, w. Taylor and w. l.
Smith won. Second place went to f. A. James
ana J. Esseboin, of the Bath Beach Swimming
Club. TIE 200-yard handicap swim also in
terestng. r. D. Whitaker OF the Philadelphia
Swimming Club. started from scratch. The handi-
caps allotted the other men proved much for
him, and he could do no better than finish third
The race was won by G. Tobias, of the New York
Swimming Club, with a handicap OF twenty three
seconds, with +. A. James, of the Bath Beach Swim
ming Club, second.
The summarizes follow:
ar a5 race L . by r5 G. Tobias New Y9E
Seconds; ' seGGnq F. u a. J@es: bah beaGh IS '2
Cscratch), third No time taken
York 4 c. J. Rudy New York A. G.. second: deorse
South New York A G. third Time; 1o5 IS.
cage A A. A. With y points r. j. o, Callaghan New York
Vim ls % npi9 i9 rIS' bid s'' d iuduy Ne" YORK A c.
Canoe lilting.Wqn by ". Taylor W. l.. Smith.
Beach S. c. second
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
THE PERI DRIVES HOME
YACHTS SHORTEN SAIL.
GraUesend Bag Racers Sail an
Spanking Breeze.

In breeze from the south which caused the
craft to take in and in some cases two reefs.
the postponed race to count the championship
of the Yacht Racing Association of Gravesend
Bay decided under the auspices Of the Ben
sonhurst Yacht Club. yesterday. Though the wind
decidedly fresh at the start, it died down as
the afternoon advanced, and was good sailing
breeze when the yachts were finishing
The larger classes went twice around course
made ZIP of three reaches and run. 1t took them
from the starting line of BensonhurSt, to the
Bensonhurst mark. thence TO Fort Hamilton, to
buoy No II, to Sea Gate and from there home
J. s. Bradley's Peri was the first of the boats
finish and the winner in the q class X. A
Browns Florence
The smaller classes had good weather leg from
Fort Hamilton TO Sea Gate. F. c. Mobiles Gunda
the first Of the boats 20 finish, and
Merry Widow, in the hands of youEg Richard
Rummell, led the Gravesend Bay knockabouts
home. The Shamrock among the dingies of
the New York Canoe Club, and, on both actual and
corrected time Mischief defeated the trio in the
second division of the handicap class The race
was managed by George L. Boston, chairman, and
Mcintosh Arnold. OF the regatta committee
The summary:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
ZING4RI ELETEN LOSES,
Brooklyn Soccer Team Opens Sea-
son ,cith Victoru.

On the opening OF the association football season
which promises to be lively one. ewing TO the
visit of the Pilgrims. OF England. next MONTH the
Brooklyns defeated the Zngari eleven at Marquette
Oval. In Brooklyn. yesterday. 0y the score of )
goals TO 2 Considering the warm weather many
OF the players showed excellent form. and In an
other week OF two will be fit for the strenuous
work ahead OF them
G.. Caldieott and T. O'HallOran each shot two
goals FOR. the winners and r. Watts tailed
G. Woln shot both goals for the ZingarL This
morning the BrookIyns will play a practice game
at Marquette Oval. and tomorrow morning they
will encounter the Arcadia Thistles at Visitation
Oval.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
SHINNECOCK HILLS GOLF CLUB.

Southampton n. Y, Sept. 4.-Charlie Thom the
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club professional, won an
eighteen-hoe match from John Shippen, OF East
hampton this afternoon. by up and / to play.
Thorn played poorly going out and the visitor was
up at the turn. Coming home, however Thorn
played steady. consistent golf, and won the match
on the seventeenth green with pretty to his
opponents 4.
The deciding match will be played at Oakland
some time next month Messrs. Thomson, Z. p
Rogers Griswold and Murdock won their matches
in the second round for the CLUB championship
from Messrs c. F. Watson S. X. Deforest, Lord
and LarocQue, respectively.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
PLAY ON EKWANok LINKS

Manchester. VT. Sept. ALBERT NJ. Reed. of AL
bany the Equinox Cup in the annual conn
petition the Ekwanok links this afternoon
by defeating Fred A. Martin. OF the local club. I
up In eighteen holes.
The Consolation cup by Paul Water
man. OF Ekwanok. who defeated W. T. Stearn. OF
ST. Andrews, up and 8 to play. The gross score
prize In the open handicap by 4. r.
Corton, of Brae Burn. with s.. The net score
prize vas won by J. w. Frederick. OF Woodland.
with . card Of 9S-l0-N
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
handicap were as follows:
MORRIS COUNTY GOLF CLUB.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Morristown, N. j., Sept. A round for the Gun
offered by President Ransom II. Thomas was
played at the Norris County Golf Club this after
noon. Alfred Macy had the lowest score and earned
three points toward the trophy. Morgan Smith fin
ished second for two points and Frederick II.
Thomas, third. for point. The scores were:
Alfred Macy down; Morgan X. Smith. down:
Frank Thomas down; Archibald Forbes. down;
John C. Williams down; Joseph g. Willis down:
W. Ledyard Thomas, down.
club handicap against bogie for two prizes Of
fered by the club will be the attraction tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
oUNWoopIE COUNTRY CLUB.

Many golfers turned out yesterday the Dun
wooiie Country Club course TO qualify for ths
Presidents cup FOR September. at handicap medal
play In the red card contests there tie IN
Glass A between W. L. Hall. Si-le-74. and F. J..
Ross, SS-H-T4 F. r. Hathaway in Glass r
with SS-IT-Ti. and W. J. Wells In Glass c, with
l04-55-6S The qualihers and their net scores were:
w l.. Hall. "a; j. Ross. "a: R. f. Rode rs; W. f.
Conkyn ~: George lawson IS: II, u. King. So
T. Dun 81; A. MacDougal. 81: IL. II. Mcclure ~: ].
. Hamilton rs: T. NJ. Fink. so A. j. Watson al; W.
North So; d. II. Thomas. sS r.. II. Carman So r. Rob
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05

Those who qualified for the club championship
were: F. w Congdon, S5: II. ID. Smith. S5; w. c.
Thomas 81: j. O. Newell. SO; W. f. Beggs. sS
T. q. Smith. 81; ". D. Gould, 81 c. L. Boone
81 Consolation: ]. F.. Beggs. S5; H. w. Benson
95 d. II Standlsh %; II. l. Snyder, 81; o. NJ
Palmer. &C. T. Y. Merrick ss; w. p. Veazie. s9
II. G Thomson, 100
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
Sporting Fixtures for Labor Day

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champion an prize n club
handicap t Oakan :GdC Cup at dshsj cup al preside
awany; hda Hb suburban handicap
ST Andrews clu champion a D; champions Sound Beach d champions
HMyd at
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
UPPER moNTCLAIR COUNTRY CLUB.

tBy Telegraph to The Tribunel
bloomfield. y. j., Sept 4-The semi-fnsl round
for the championship OF the Upper Montclair
Country Club and a two-ban foursome were played
on the links this afternoon The summary follows:
Class Al. W. Ernshaw beat Harold Marian 7 nm:
A. Wright beat T. NJ. oliver up and TO play
Class B-Philip Cockefair beat ]. T 8 ard
TO play; F. r. Jariine beat ]. B. Rearck up or
holes).
Glass C-H ]. Christianson beat Edward Ederson up
and play.
In the foursome Struller and Conover were the
winners with net score of IS. The leading scores
follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
CLASS A.

Four in each class qualified for the cup at handi-
cap match play The pairing for the first round IS:
Honeyman. 10. and Shelby. 49, Hamilton. 5. and
SILVER 10: Buckley. IL, and Faber g. Billy, H. and
Hamn, %.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
DALTUsROL GOLF CLUB.

There was a tie In the ball sweepstakes on the
ankz OF the Raltusrol Golf Club yesterday between
r. r. Upton. jr.. and H. r. Townsend The er.t
named had a card OF Sl-3-7s. while Townsend re-
turned S-7-6 Upton is an entrant for the na-
donal amateur championship tournament which
VIII begin at Wheaton tomorrow. In the open
chanptonship At Ensiewood In June he finished
hmong the lssdsrA
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05

The tournament remarkable for it's extra
hole matches. fewer than six being carried be-
yond the home green. The summary follows:
Championship (semt-nnsi rouud)-Devereux Lord beat
II F. Jones up play. Theodore Cassebeer beat
William Hanley. (l9 hocs}.
Final round-Csssebeer beat and l TO play
Consolation cup tsemi-fnal round)-Charles Marshall
John Pepper. up play; ]. Morrison beat
William Mauer. play.
Final round Marshall beat Morrison 3 and 2 to
play.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
RICHMOND COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB.

w. A. Hamilton the Glass A Handicap At
the Richmond County Country Club Staten
Island. yesterday, with S-r-T4 while Conda
Hamlin led the field in Glass b. with 103-s-13.
Mrs. Charles T. Stout. who Is practising regu-
larly. in anticipation OF the womens national
championship. made ST. which is stroke
higher than the women's record for the course
held by herself. The final round for the August
cup by Percy Hale Jennings.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
THEAURORA ONCE MORE
BEATS THE IST1LENA.
Yachts Finish zcith Spray Flying
Off Oyster Bag.

Cornelius Vanderbilt's e5-foot sloop Aurora, car
rying her topsan in what was at times estimated
as q forty-mile-an-hour breeze. crossed the finish
line off oyster Bay yesterday. on the starboard
tack with her lee rail buried in a smother OK
foam and the spray flying over her weather DOW.
She was the winner in her class from George M
Pynchon's Istalena by minutes % seconds and
from the Winsome by minutes SO seconds
1t was the annual autumn regatta Of the Sea-
wanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club, in which hfty-
four yachts started and to the credit of the CORN
THAN shippers be it said there was only one acci-
dent, the breaking of the gaff of the sloop Howdy
owned by George Mercer. jr, and nearly all OF
the yachts finished the race. The Aurora, the Is
talena and the WinsOme covered l51a-Inlle course
twice, the Vanderbilt boats time being 5;So'5S' an
average speed of S:5i knots. They had windward
work leg of the course and reaches Tor the
other two The Istalena had little the best OF the
start, but the end of the first round the Aurora
the leader by minute % seconds.
In the Glass NJ sloops the Aspirant outsailed the
Dorwina by a good margin, and, although allow
ing the latter boat minutes 50 seconds, she won
with several minutes to spare
The New York Yacht Club thirty-footers made
q pretty race, once over the long course-lbA miles
and. although they all finished well heeled over,
there reefs in their sails, and they worthily
demonstrated their weather qualities. j. F.
ORourke's Phryne beat the Nepsi by 2 minutes, but
G. E. Roosevelts Dahinda won the Alfred Roose-
Welt memorial cup. special trophy sailed for by
Seawanhaka Club members
The Seawanhaka ffteen-footers made splendid
showing for such rough yachting day. That the
club possesses several enthusiastic women shippers
was shown When H. H. I.andon. jr.s. Hen came
10 the mark Miss Cornelia Landon at the
uller, and. besides shaving the services of M
Landon, she also assisted by Miss Rogers.
Both young waved their hands joyfuly
at the committee boat they finished. although
they apparently drenched the skin. The
victory, however, the Thelema. which
beat the Grise by the narrow margin of minute
e2 seconds.
The summary follows:
sLooPs-cLAss K-CoURsE sok MIEEs-sTART
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
MONTClkIR GOLF CLUB.

fBy TeeRrlph TO The TribuneI
Montclair n. J.. Sept. 4.-The final round in the
August tournament was played this afternoon on
the Montclair Golf Club links. In Glass A S. II.
Lockett beat Paul Harrison, up and 10 play.
while in the consolation division c. ]. Turner beat
r B. NeH. up and to play.
In the eighteen-hoe handicap L. J. Swords. tr..
in Glass A with 73 and ]. II. Derricks, in Glass
B. with g. The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
CLASS 4.
CLASS b.
GLEN RIDGE GOLF CLUB.
IRy Telegraph 20

TBy Teegraph 20 The Tribune
Bloomfield y j, Sept. 4.-Three players tied for
first prize In "A ball sweepstakes on the Glen Ridge
Golf Club links this afternoon with net scores OF
IS. The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
DEAL GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB.

T. j. LaIdlaw the Glass A handicap, with
card CT s9-3-76 and this also gave him first share
in the sweepstakes. The Class B handicap went IL
F. j. Lennon, with a card OF 10S-3O-7S while the
sweep by e. G. Cameron. with sS-i9-7i.
The handicap scores were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
CLASS b.
NASSAU COUNTRY CLUB.

r. L. Crosby won the medal play handicap at the
Nassau Country Club yesterday with card of
92-22-70 In the August competition, second
round. Fl. f. Whitney beat Clarence Dunning hy
default while A. w. Rossiter defeated II. NJ Crane
by up and to play.
The SCOPES In the handcap wore as follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
MONTCLAlR GOLF CLUB.

Montclair. N j., Sept. '4-The members of the
Montclair Golf Club played the qualifying round
for the September tournament to-day In Classes A
and B. Those who qualified were;
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
wYKAoYL COUNTRY CLUB.

Members of the Wykagvl Country Club competed
in eighteen hole medal play handicap yester-
day. Albert Taylor frsi prize with a 7s net
score. The a follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
PLAlNFIELD COUNTRY clus

Plainfeld n. j., Sept. 4.-The opening play for
the fail handicap cup in Glasses A and b was the
attraction at the Plaineld Country Club to-dav
This viii be continued weekly until October o.
The leading scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05

CLASS Il.
CANOE BROOK COUNTRY CHM

In addition to Glass A and handicaps at IN.
Canoe Brook Country Club yesterday. the msr,,.r.
qualified for the September cup. There was a.,
ior iast place at 80 A. r. Ayres won In C1as.
in the b division. 0 'eu
The scores We're as follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
CLASS A.
CLASS B.
PARK GOLF CLUB.
BY Telegraph to The Tribune. I


Plainfeld, n. j.. Sept. AIN the weekly comne
tition for the Presidents and the Golf Club Guns
at the Park Golf Club to-day the leading scores
were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
FOX HILLS GOLF CLUB.

In the final round for the Manhattan cup at the
Fox Hills Golf Club yesterday w. w Van Loan
defeated C. Joost, jr.. by up and 2 to play. The
scores in the Glasses a and handicaps were as
follows
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
re as follows:
CLASS A.
CLASS B.
SEPTEMBER Crrp

F. W Isyrsncs so r. iini IS: w E F. Moore s,
7, T,,rn,a enoe ~ w Il. Pierce ss- W ore. 20
~ ~ 1iinman so; w. II, Frazer So. w W Green ss:
bali %. w usoneon & &Si; H. Marshall e2 w e9sri o. 80 30:
N'Af'cx' 70; W. L. T0ppin. s5 N 9eDon.'Ss ~ A.. C.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05


Special prizes offered GleIf Cove one-desigr.
boats. which, the Topaz, sailed
The winners were the Aurora the Aspirant, the May
Queen, the Phryne the Princess. the Crescent. the
Juanta. the Rascal III. ARROW. Topaz the Emer
olos the Ihelerna, the Red Bug and the Royden.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
The score follows:

Referee. Taylor. Brooklyn =. G Llnesmen-
Milnes. Brooklyn. and II. Fellows. ZirSart Goal
Caldicott 60 o. Halloran 81. Watts srooslyns. and w
(2), Zingnri. rme-Halves OF As minutes
New-York tribune., 1909-09-05

CLASS A