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New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
ON CRICKET CREASES
Columbia OUdl Makes Race Closer
by Beating Brooklyn.

Columbia Oval By defeating Brooklyn yes'eroay
at WilIamsbridge made the race Tor the crlcAe'
pennant closer than Brooklyn had, UP 70 yes
terday's game a clean score in the championship
series Of the Metropolitan League but the defeat oy
Columbia oval puts Kings County and Staten Island
decidedly in the running
Both elevens were weak a. the bat. and conse-
1uentIy small scoring resulted The champions
opened we'll. and - appeared. with one wicket down
but after o. Turvills and J. y. Escohal "ere as
posed Of the end was sight and the side was OUT
for 81 TurviIls hit out fsarlessly and -an up 81
while EscobaI got Is by more defensive tactics L
A Worm had the best ANALYSIS OF tho HrookiEn n
bovriers taking six wickets for ~ runs wni'e n
Rushton captured two for y and H Poyer and D
O. Birkett secured one apiece AT cost Of 70 runs
of each bowler
G. Macpherson batted well on the losing sloe' rnr-
ming up Is 4. Brown came next with III, ana
Worm got double figures Uith ~ The rest ap-
peared helpless before the bou-ling Of Fl Meyers
who bowIsd unchanged and had the splendid record
OF seven wickets for IS runs
The follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
ROCKAWAY TEAM WINS
Hunting Club Players Beat Rich
mond County on Courts.

The lawn tennis team Of the Rockavay Hunting
Club, Of Cedarhurst- Long Island. Won FIVE out OF
eight matches yesterday against the team or the
Richmond County Country Club on the courts atop
the Dongan Hills, Staten Island Frederick C.
Inman. recent winner OF the metropolitan title.
played for RoCkaway- He defeated James n Pell
in a sashins match ct 6-love, SIS. Nale's for
champion. Howard Plunmer. the
Richmond side. and he scored against Henry W.
slocum, the former national champion. ~ So IS.
SIS. The oldtlme title holder hit the ba hard and
surprised the Yale expert by his adrot place shots
The summary follows:
Mems singIes-F. {. Inman Rockawsy H .. de
feated J. D. Fei, Richmond County {. ., 81 s-S.
A II. Plummer. Richmond County &. 6, defeated
II. ". SloCum. Rockaway II. g, s.. 3S. S-6; p.
II. Carlton. Rockaway Fl. G. defeated Gordon vii
lis Richmond County =. e. ID. s-7. " Adams
RockaWsy u. =. defeated r " Hosie. Richmond
County g g. - 80: Seaton Potter, Rocka va Y
H. 9, defeated ". d Belknap. Richmond County
&. g. SIS, s.
Mems doubles. D. PeII and A. H. Flummer.
Richmond County 9 9. defeated r. H Carleton
and II. II. Rswlins, Rockaway H. g. 3-e - s.;
4. \. Foote and Gordon Willis. Richmond County
g 6. defeated F, {. Inman and Seaton Potter.
Rockaway II. =, IS. 2-6, 6-S: II. ". Slocum and
". Adams Rocbawav H .. defeated r. ". Hosie
and W. D. Relknap, Richmond County G. c..
60 6-a
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
FUN FOR THE TOURISTI
Motorists Jisit Points of IHtrTl
.NinnfanOEs.

Mtnueap polls. July f7--The Minneapolis -
mobile Club to-day gave the Gliddsn tr-T
pIantv % entertainments. starting at q. 7. u
a trolley tour IN special cars 70 Minnshahs -
The view OF the falls and inspection of Lougs
Glen were followed by a continuation Of me N
Fort Smelling A special dress parade and rsE7
Of all the troops now az the fort were Srvsa =
o'clock. After the review the officers eXts1s1
the visitors the courtssies u the club. The =
was made 70 headquarters a. the West Ho'a
noon
At ?. n special train u 7z taken % s''H
MINI. the stock farm of " II Savage Vhss
tourists saw a brush between Dan Patch and VI
Heir. the two fast, 81 harness horses IN ne =
4 special train brought tho visitors bacs q j
O'Clock
The feature q the day was ths dfEnil1
parade o. decorated cars through The main 81
Of the city tonight one thousand ears vss
line The judges Of the decorated class Tsrs
r Hover. manager Of the tour. charles J. 81
and Governor John a johnson.
The COMMITTEES has announced the scores 70
as follows:
Guddsn trophy Premier. o. .. Premier
Chalmers Detroit l. 4 NarrCn- o. D Marn-.
s Maxwell 0: . Jewell. e.. : Pierce ArraV'
Pierce Arrow. 0. 10. Glide. o. m. Ihomss
Midland. 81. Il. White
Hover trophy-1OO. Moline. O. 'aI. Noin@
Moline O. les. Brush : lo- Brush, 5eA. - ~, =
rners- Detroit. o. 1os HupwohIa. i,ao- Ht w.
Pen. .. los. Pierce Arrow O.. i02. Pierce ArIg'
10. Mcintyre, loo: IL. Jewell. -. II Vase
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
The summary follows
JEFFRIES WILL FIGHT.
Promises to Post Forfeit TO Bind
Match scith johnson.

Chicago. July 17.-James J. Jeffries and Jack
johnson failed 10 meet here to-day according to
the schedule outlined by their representatives
Jeffries vas AT the appointed place, but Johnson
old not leave his training camp in Indiana until
late in the day, and said that he would not meet
Jefries
Jeffrfes issued signed statement later. which
he said: 'In view of the many conflicting reports
regarding my intentions ! will make my plans pub
lie as follows: At the conclusion Of my theatrical
contract. which will be July q. I will sail for
Europe for two three weeks visit to Carls-
bad. Before sailing I will post my forfeit to meet
johnson before the club offering the begi induce
ments and best situated to hold the contest
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
MULLER SHOWS In :
WINS THREE-NILE D.,
Hdlman and KiUiQt Mak. /,
Struggle against Hqnd;co-

Charles Muller, OF the MohaElx 49,,
won the three-mile race, the featu-a ...'ue
second annual athletic games OF tbs s' r'
St Anthony, at Celtic Park, Ionx T,,&.~ - sea
day. by a hundred yards or nor. ~
bronze trophy was offered 10 the -aacA
created keen competition for the hor,- =
ing or the prize. and. result. bo,
set from the start. in spite Of the 80.
broiling hot sun beat down on the r,Inns-. ~
numbering more than five thousand 1s-,.-
attendance and a mighty cheer went =
Muller raced over the finishing line. Co.
meyer, OF the National Athletic C1,,b = Il
ond The fdrns of the winner was Is r,inr-.'
seconds
Harry L Hilnan. OF the New yo-x
Club. was the scratch man IN the ga-v,.s.
cap, but In the final heat was so badIv :.
on the turn that 1t threw him out ~ -.
and he could do no better than to An,.s
Inches separated the first four men to snI..
contest. with first honors going TO J. ! ~
the Irish-American Athletic Club, H r
sails. OF the New York Athletic Club. b.f,z.
There was much interest In the shov,-.
Kiviat, the schoolboy athlete and n1er,bs. :.
Irish American Athletic Club. would 49,
three-11arrsr mile run handicap in vhirb !. 4
ed from scratch The race furnished Ios. - -
n1ent. and. try as he might. the best Eiv,,.
do was to finish third. fifteen yards bsai5s :
V. Noble. Of tns New York Ath1etic Club
Many we'll known athletes took part m =.
tests on the programme Ths games sudad -
field drill By the boys OF St. Anthouv a..
thess lads wers no bigger than graSshopr.,,
carried guns that seemed to be heavier th,, =
selves. but the way they handled them IN n. II
Gus exercises showed that they were master
the situation
The summaries follow
Toward run Onsndfcsp,-wo1 D. o ? Ka,r- =.
A G IS ysrdsJ. second; W H Boschsn. AEON a N
ysrdsl. third Time. O.09%
One-niIe run ChardicaDl-Wou b. " " McLas,
knights OF ST Antony go YARDS. James J. Os~-l
Dominican I.yceum GS5 yar1sl. second Har-y w.
Psuist A c. third Time. 4:ss4s
George Val schHarTl, Trinity club second II = 80. -
Pennant A. G. third Time. 1908.
3n0-yard run Chandcap)-Won oy J. J. EHs- N
g Yards, third Time. O.32zs
Three -qusrrer-mie run thsndieapI-v5n oy us-s
Acorn A 4. go Yards. second 4 R Kivis. II
American A. Q scratch. tctrd- Time 3-osS
44N-y yard rzr closed Knights % s. suu1nr. ~
5:o5s
hawk a 9: George Oberrneye-. National 4 G II
Eddie P Carr. Xavier 4 9. th..d. J. 2 Croslsz q
American a G.. fourth Tine. $40
Discus throw 01srdicapf-Vo- BY Y Du1-z- I
havk a. c 3 yardsl. i21 feet inches. ! J 3
Irish-Americar 4 G ~ yards o. fset inches ~
T a Mclaughlin, Loughliu Lvrs'i71 % ards n \
I inch. third
on.-mils relay rscs-von b Pastiuls a G z
Wilson. G. 2 Morrtsey r 3 po-.and ard 2 TsEl
n KaHikt: Acoru 4 4. third - SfcNaI1v J. P r.
= Scheusr and F Tsraecke-,. Time. SIS
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
RHOOKLTN

Manhattan gained an easy victory "ver Bensou-
hurst at Prospect Park. winning by a margin OF
los after declaring the innings closed AZ the
fan Of the ninth wicket. some exceptionally good
batting shown thc winning side. After the
fell of the first vickst =. ~. TattersaU and A r
Smith became partners and dehed the efforts Of
tho opposing bovlers tili the century had been
passed. TattersaU PLAYED vel for s.. and
his dismissal I Broadrent took up the cudseIs
so successfully that another big stand made
before the wicket fell. Smith succumbing 10 a
straight ball of Frankrns after running up ~
which the top score the side RToadhsnt
stayed I'm for the remainder Of the innings. and
not out for e when declaration was made.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
Golfers O1f or, Many Links
CLARK DEFEATS HUNT.
Columbia Man Beaten for Chief Cup
on EE5canOk Links.

Manchester, Vt, July 17.--The tenth annual tour
nament for the Taconic and Ondswa cups the
Ekwanok links. closed here late to-day. the chief
trophy. the Taconic CUP. being won by William
Clark, Of the Misquamicut Club Of Watch HILL
r ]. He defeated G. ". Hunt. ir.. Of Columbia
University. UP and TO plav, IN the thirty-six-
hole match. Wild tee shots figured largely IN the
defeat Of the college man.
The Cndawa cup won by Herman Wendell.
OF ST David. who defeated Grant NJ Clark, Of
Philadelphia up and play The long lead
uas gained by the vtctor's deadly putting
g. A Pope. r.. Of Baltimore. defeated Frederick
A Martin. the Dartmouth College golfer by up
in the beaten eight division of th- first sixteen
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
DEAL LINKS CROUDED.
Loun8berry UTinS Class 4 Handicap
7cith Good Score.

Glass handicaps and the semi-hnal round FOR the
July cup were run off the Deal Golf and Country
Club yesterday, the links being crowded In the
A division : n Lounsberry won with S-lo-7+,
while r. H Higgins returned "A net in Class B.
He had = thirty-stroBe allowance. There vas also
a ball sweepstakes. conditions stpulating that 50
per cent Of the balls should go 10 the winner % per
the second man and 10 per cent 10 the third
T. I.euane. ir Won u. h q7-3o-s7 while F. A
C>roselmlra got second with 1o3-Sl-73. Higgins
won third sweep With card Of 1nS-5n-76.
The seu1i-fnal round for the July cup resulted In
E +. Joyce beating 7. Henry Haggerty by 3 up
and ( 70 play and II. &. Sergeant defeating VIII
lam Ottmau up and / 70 play.
The scores in the handicsps follows
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
FIRST DIVISION.

The Crescent Athletic Club has secured 1So en-
tries for the New York state tennis champion
ship 20 be held for the first time upon
the Bay Ridge turf courts on July a and following
days Henry c. Martin. chairman OF the commit
te>.~and Otto ". Heinigke. referee. have care
fully arranged every detail The new champion
ship bowl offered by the club is valued at n0co
The committee includes Frederick 3. Alexander
y. o Aned. Jr. Kari II. Behr, Charles h Bull. 1r.
Ia Ii Brigham. LEONARD Brooks. Miles 8. Char
lock. Harold H Hackett. Otto W. Heinigke 3 A
Kelley. Il c. Martin. c. D. Potter, W. J. Ryan
and A. c. Weesmzl1~
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
LAHN TENNIS STANDINGS.
Tie IN First DiUisiOn for McHOpoi-
itdn League Title.

Much interest is being taken this year in Tn.
championship series of the Metropolitan Lawn Ten
mis- League In the first division the New York
Lawn Tennis Club. champions of 1907 and 1903 is
ted with the West Side Lawn Tennis Club holders
the title in 1906. with eight victories and one de-
feat each The team of the Knickerbocker Field
Cab is making bold bid in this division with
eight Victories and four defeats.
sThe Kings County Lawn Tennis Club, champion
or 1919 and 1905 leads the division with eight
victories and four defeats The Crescent Athletic
Club well Up. with four victories two defeats
The standings follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
MORRIS COUNTY GOLF CLUB.

Morristown, N. J.. July 17.-In play for the cup
offered by President Ransom H. Thomas at the
Morris County Golf Club to-day the scores and
bogis were as follows:
Frederick W. Stevens. / up: James A. Edward,
even. George J. Little, even; David H. McAIpin
down: Archibald Forbes. down; the Rev Will
lam H Hughes. 2 down: John c. Williams, s down.
Stevens earned three points and Little and Ed
wards each one and one-half points toward the
trophy.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

The summary of lie second Tound a. match play
for the July cup follows.
Class A-C, L. Moreau beat 2 s mclaughlin
4 and 3; J II Bell beat J. r. Turner By default
'. r. Delnoce beat II. ". Pratt, and l; r. NJ
Hamilton beat Arthur Stiles. . end 4
Class B-F. B. Smith beat l.. Lindeumyer . and
5: A q. Rtchey beat 3 X. Farnham. I NJ. ?. J.
Rocker beat W, j. Faith. S aud .: ". r TruIl
beat A r. Waldradt. . and :.
Class ca Is. Campbell beat 9. =. Pterson. ;
and 2 L G Goetting jr. heat z. X. Butler. and
:: y. f. Burger beat Ralph Lane M nineteen
holes), A. F. OBren beat J. II. Leinkauf. / up.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
CHILps WINS MANCHESTER CUP.

Manchester. Mass. july 1.-THE open golf tour
nament for the Manchester cup on the links OF the
Essex County Club was to-day by James n.
Fhilds Of the Essex County Club. who IN the
finals. defeated p " Whittemore OF the Brook
line Country Club. up and 70 play. In the final
play of the second sixteen J. r Hylan OF vespers
beat D NJ Cole. of Tekoa. UP and o play.
In the semi-nnas FOR the Manchester c,lp Childs
defeated T. VI. Cafin. Of WoTaston ! up and
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
CLASS A.
CLASS B.

In the July tournament the results we're as fol-
lows:
Glass A-C. J. Turner beat Ed, Johnson. } up
and ! to play; o. Woodward beat ". b. Pealey.
up and I to play: W. Is. Brennan beat &. J. Spen-
Ger. up; S. IL Lockett beat c. r. Brown. 2 up
Class BE O. lockwood beat W. B. Cravath,
2 up and TO play; q. c. Haddow beat George
Tomhin. 1 up; J. Waldron beat f. j. Swords jr.
up and TO play: J. @. Todd beat ]. c. Garrison,
and 10
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
EAST BEATS WEST AT GOLF

Rrstton Woods. y. H. July ft-Win "
ma tch between the East and ths West Von y
East by a score 60 n "a "a. and a hanaie's
American Golf Association Of Advsrrisius =
ests brought TO close IT'S annual meetlns :
has been in session here during the wees ,
gold medal for the best gross score IN me -
cap was won BY J. J. Gaylord. VI NsW lo'@ T
a card OF 9f-9O-Tt
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
Lass \
CLASS q
CANOE BROOK COUNTRY CLUB.

Both match and medal play kept the Canoe
Brook Country Club golfers busy yesterday. In
the class 4 handicap :. Il. Rode with s5-15-T2.
and J. R. Todd. with Ho-ls-72 tied for first place.
while " R Frazer won IN the division With a
Il net
The third round for the July CUP and The first
round in the beaten eight division we're also de-
cided.
The scores were follows
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
CANADIAN cRIckETEas WIN

Philadelphia July 1.-THE zingari Cricketers. OF
Toronto easuy deieated picked team. composed
OF players from the Moorestown and RadDor
Cricket clubs. at Moorestown. N j. TODAY. Tbs
local players scored 1os runs in their innings and
as it was a one day match the Canadians uo,
when they scored los for the loss of only four
wicketA
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
oYkER MEADOW GOLF CLUE.

There twenty-five starters In the medal play
handicap of the Dyker Meadow Golf Club yester-
day, which resulted In tie between ]. Adams
s34-7s. and ]. S. Jones. with similar card. In
the piay-of for the Class A cup F. J. Phillips beat
]. g. Jones by UP and TO play. while in the
division N NJ. Williams beat H. C. Duval ( up
and to play.
The hest hsndIcan scorrz u,er. =. fouor,.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
MAYNARD WINS CEDARHURsF RACE.

Cedarhurst Long Island, July 17.-FIckls winds
made ii impossible for the majority of the boats
the Cedarhurst Yacht Club TO finish in their weekly
race of Lawrence Beach to-day. Only three Of
the nine starters timed When the boats
started there was good wind from the northwest.
IT died away, and in dead calm and against a
head tide the craft could make little or no head
way. The race won by Wayward
The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
le best handicap scores were as follows:
PLAINFIELD COUNTRY CLUB.

P1ainfeld. N. j., July 1.-THE leading fixture at
the Plainfed Country Club to-day was three-ball
handicap on the point system, the points being dis
tributed follows:
R. g. Morse ~: C. C. Burke. Al A ". KIenecke.
Al W L C Gienney. 40 4 A. Tilney. 30. B F.
Kranert. 30: Willard Wadsworth r. Murray. SS;
z Barclay: 81; S. H. Patterson 80. II. F. Fox, %:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

A close encounter resulted in tine meeting Of the
Bensonhurst and Manhattan teams I'm the second
section league game AT Timer Park Bensonhurst
won by runs I'm an exciting finish. the score being
% to IS. The best batting the winning side was
done by a H Gresham in innings OF 3 while
A Martin and A II. Walrond scored Is and II. re-
spectively.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
YouNrAkAH CouNrRY cLus.

HandicapS vs. bogie In tvo classes "efs
on the links OF the Yountaksh country -
terday. F. A. Msrcellus wen IN ne y
getting a score Of 7s and finishing up'
Mann. who had a gross score Of e. g'l
finishing UP. r A Greene Won n tiass D =
ing Up
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
CRESCENT ATHLETIC CLUB.

Quite large field competed in the eighteen-hole
medal play handicap at the Crescent Athletic Club
yesterday and there triple tie for first place
at II net between C P. Gndersleeve, c. F. Coleman
and G, B. Beckett. The scores were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
sLooPs - ONE DESIGN CLASS START BIS
COURSE a. MILES.
EALTUSRoL GOLF cLUs.

z. A Wright won the play-off OF the tie for th.
Fourth Of July cup at Baltusrol yesterday with u
card OF s7-I-7s He also tied with F. R UPTON
jr. for second place In the sweepstakes with a 70
net This fixture was won by C. H. Kirk. whose
card read s3-s77. E. Z Psrmelee qualified for the
TAYLOR CUP
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
RIDGEWooD GOLF CLUB.
rRr rrlerraph 10 Ths Tr1bune. ]


Ridgewood n. J.. July 1.-THE championship OF
the Ridgewood Golf Club won to-day by c. P.
Eddy, young Princeton golfer, who defeated the
veteran and former team captain, H. G. White. in
the ss-hole final round by UP and to play.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
COX HILLS COLE CLUB.

X. g. Freeman won the Glass A handicap at
Fox Hills yesterday. while 3. l. Hodges took the
Class B prize. In match play for the O'Donoghue
cup the results were: Thomas beat G 2 Arm
strong, 2 and I: II. J. Geo beat l. s. Conklin 5
and 4, F. S McWade beat T. r. Reliey by default
r L. Hodges beat W r Haskell and 3; ]. r.
Dewitt beat F. Sears by default; II. Cozens Hardy
beat T. f Lee. ! up: w. G. Freeman beat George
Adams and 3. and NJ. i. Fearey beat II. Gardi-
ner. and O.
The handicap scores follow:
". c Freeman, s1-1f-70i H J. Gee, 7s-s-72; H
F. Armstrong. 7s-3-75; ". P Haskell. e015-75
W w. Vanlean, S3-7-76 A. q. Drummer, S7-1O-77
J. A Janin. s2-4-7s; J. w. McMenamy. S5-6-79 H
class B-D /. Hedges sa-so-ss: Gilbert Adams
sa-ls-71; ". Lambert, e4-2-72; J. R. Beard. 9S-
2-73; l. S ConkIin. 1O1-96-75; W. ]. Fleming
102-2s-76: Nate Harrison, sS-22-76; J. r. Dewitt,
94-l7-77; E. @. Potter, s5-17-7s j. Primrose
1n9-2O-7q; l. s. Hubbard, e3-l9-14; T. ". Kelting
1O2-22-SO; L. NJ. Posey. 1O4-a-S4.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
LASS ?

July cup third rouud)-M. 7 Doodsworrh beat A. Pea
rick by default: Or Lawson beat J. Heal NJ and 3 10
play, Fred Hn beat J. Sage. up William Bauou beat
Forest Lyon by default.
Beaten eight uirst round)-W. Naulty ". McBain
by default; T. Ogden beat William FanrinE hv detsult
a. J. Rode beat r. c. Wilson by default William Phil
lips heat Marshall Ger. s and . plav.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
MANHATTAN

The second section league game between the
Brooklyn and Columbia teams at Prospect Park
resulted in an overwhelming victory for BROOKLYN.
the margin being 159 runs Two distinguishing feat
ures the winning side were the fine bowling Of
W Massiah. who captured wickets for IS runs
and the good hitting of T. Yasker who ran I'M "a
and not out when time was declared
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

A drawn game resulted in the meeting OF the
Colonials and the West Indian 3 teams ar Prospec+
Park Thanks to a good innings of q by Crannurn.
the Colonials were enabled to total So while the
West Indians had lost wickets for Is runs vrben
the game ended c. Dudley. with II from the bat
and 8 wickets for IL runs with the ball. did the
best work for the West Indians
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
FOREST HILL FIELD CLUB.

Forest Hin Field Club golfers competed in ball
sweepstakes yesterday afternoon. but because Of
the rule which prevents anything better than u
NET several tied for first place. The we're as
follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
WEE BURN GOLF CLUE.

Stamford Conn., July lin play for the ESM.
Lockwood prize, best to qualify. at eighteen
hole handicap medal play. at the Wee Burn Golf
Club yesterday. the following cards were turned
IN:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
moNTCLAIR GOLF CLUB.

Montclar. y. J.. July IA club handicap In
classes A and B and the first round at match PLAY
for the July cup the attractions of the Mont
clair Golf Club links to-day.
The leading scores in the handicaps follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

The Prospect Park team ran up score OF 100
against the New York Veterans Prospect Park
and won by 66 runs. although the Veterans had
totalled 14s batting first and declared their innnrz
closed at the fall OF tho fifth wicket
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
CUPS FOR ROCk4U4Y.
Meado5c Brook Defaults and Then
U'ins Fast Friendly Match.

Cedarhurst, Long Island, July 17.-Nesdo1 Brook
forfeited to Rockaway to-day in the final game
for the Cedarhurst challenge cups. and then sent
in a picked-up team, which beat q Rocks way four
in fast. friendly game by. a score Of az. to slA
Meadow Brook could not muster representative
team for the cup match, and the scratch game
vas PLAYED without ha7diCsps IL prevent a com
plete disappointment for the crowd that had gath
cred.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

A remarkable ending seen in the ranns bs
tween the Crescent Athletic Club and the L<tnSz
County eleven AT Bay Ridge. The Kings County
team had run mp 76 runs. When the Crescents went
bat the wickets fell rapidly, so that at the fan
OF the ninth wicket only IS runs had been scored
So terrific was the onslaught by w. r. Jackson at
this point that the necessary runs were obtained
with three TO spare. before r. Armstroug who wa :
the last batsman, was stumped. Jackson monouo-
lised all the batting and actually scored Is ont ~,
the last 81 runs. finishing with not-out innings OF
So mertorious performance
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
wYKAeYL COUNTRY ctiIe

Charles F. Tatum led the field in the handica D
Of tho Wakagyl Country Club Yesterday. with a net
score OF -. The leading scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
COLUMBIA Oval.

? J Fr~-dsrEest. Rushton
7 Fscobai.
y Stsndfast. b --
- b
n Loainer 6 Worm = RusItou -.-..----...
Vaughan. Poyer =
A DoyAy. and h Worm
Shaw c Rushton Worm .
r Brzstt
4 Esw-itz.
-, a.