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New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
NEW H4VEN FOUR UINS.
Beats Point Judith an Final Round
of Westchester Polo.

In the final round match of the Westchester
Country Clubs polo tournament yesterday New
Haven defeated Point Judith by a OF 144 to
9h. In order 10 qualify for the final stage New
Haven had defeated Squadron A Monday, while
Point Judith Wednesday disposed OF the Squad
ron second team.
Hugh Drury, the fve-go man. proved a tower
of strength for New Haven until he received an
injury on the head in the seventh period. The
veteran. after having hts wound dressed. pIucky
continued in the fray although he lasted
his than anything else.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
RARE GOLF In A GALE
HERRESHOFF WINS CUP.
Travis Beaten an Team Match and
Handicap on Nassau Links.

Playing in one of his low scoring veins. Fred
Herreshon Of Westbrook, won the chief cup In
the invitation golf tournament at the Nassau Coun-
try Club yesterday. In the final round Herreshof
defeated Harry c. Legg, OF Yale, by up and 10
play. w W. Pell Of the Canoe Brook Country
Club, won the second sixteen trophy at the ex-
pense of "Spotty' Bowers. the Brooklawn veteran.
while the beaten eight cup the first sixteen went
to Frank c. Jennings of the home club
1t would be hard to imagine more trying weather
conditions. and under the circumstances Heres
hof's exhibition the best golf seen in compet-
ton this season Despite the gale which whistled
over the course, the Westbrook crack easily adapted
himself to the situation At the first hole, in the
teeth of the northeaster, Herreshon got to the
green with cleek, and after Overplaying his chip
shot "stole" halve in by running down a l5-foot
put.
At the second hole Herreshoff had opportunity
display his prowess as a titanic driver. Against
the wind he drove than two hundred yards.
all carry, while Legg, using iron from the tee fell
short by fully forty yards. Realizing his inability
to reach the green in 2. Legg tried to play short
but his Judgment mscarried and the ball found the
bunker. Herreshoff. after reaching the edge of the
green on his second the hole in a pretty 4
Legg used his driving iron from almost every tee
TO keep the even at the sacri-
flee of distance. Against man like Herreshon
however, this cautious policy gained nothing. The
of golf illustrated at the seventh
hole, where Herreshof in four after being in
two bunkers. his recovery from the deep hazard
guarding the green laid the ball dead, while Legg
after a straight drive and a capital approach re-
quired three to get down.
The only opportunity Herreshof gave his man
to win a hole the eight, where the Yale
golfer missed a yard put for four. They both
brought off good puts for a halve in four at the
ninth that Herreshoff turned for home two up.
He out in thirty-eight, TO even forty for
the Minnesota champion
An exceptional three at the tenth green. thanks
to twenty foot put won that hole for Herreshofr.
and another long put gave him the eleventh in
three. BY this time Legg thoroughly beaten
man. and he lost the twelfth through failing to
make the green his approach. Herreshof then
stood five up. and halves at the next two holes
eft him a winner the fourteenth green. 1t is
doubtful If Herreshof played better golf in
mis- career
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
CRESCENT Il. C. WINS GAME
Brooklyn Team Defeats Mount
Washington at Lacrosse, 3 to 3.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Baltimore. May PIN of the most interest
ing and best contested lacrosse games played here
this season. the Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn
defeated the Mount Washington team by the score
of to 3. In the first half the appeared well
matched both in attack and defence and each scored
two goals In the second half the Crescents played
a stronger and more aggressive game, while the
local players weakened
Mount Washington scored goal in this
period, while Crescent piled up three more. Ow-
ing TO the heavy rains yesterday. the grounds were
soft and the players found the going difficult The
game was played at Mount Washington and not
withstandng the inclement weather large crowd
saw the game
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
NO MATCH FOR SYRACUSE
NidSHpmeH Finish Three Length
Back in Gathering Gloom.
1By Telegraph 20 The Tribun-1

Annapolis NAV with whftecaps breaking =.
usually placid surface Of the Severn River an
with dusk falling. the eiSht-oar=d crews Of d
Navy and Syracuse University succeeded In roEas
two-mile race on the upper course here this aHsr
noon without svamping some ten minutes sfs=
the start the shrieks OF the sirens Of the ls1aass
and other steam craft announced that ths rsc
was over, and some time later the msgaphons mar
Informed the spectators. who had brsved the Vini
and rainstornl 70 watch the contest that syrarlss
had lowered the Nays colors and won oy thrss
lengths IN 10 minutes . seconds. BY that tins
was too dark 70 Distinguish the crews
Never perhaps vas a race rowet under mrs
unfavorabIe conditions All dav 10 rained and tas
intermittent wind gusts soon whipped VI cho7u
sea When the time came for ttA start % the rars
the outer course vas so rough that snail roVhoa-s
would have had difficulty I'm living and the innsr
course was impossible for shells Hour after hsr
the two crews loafed around re bostho1sss
waiting for the sea 10 20 down. FROM tine % una
the United States torpedo boat Manly. t1e ofa,tas
boat. would shove her sharp nose through ~
waters OF the Severn on Investigation trips. s1t
time after time would come back 20 report -
water still too rough.
When darkness had almost settled ard al hop'
Of the race had been nearly abandoned ths esf
tains and coaches he'd = consultation and ds-ita
to take a chance" GiDSerIv the rVo sis1H
rowed out 70 the starting r0irr. followed by a 7r1-
Der Of launches and other small craft Athogsi
nearly swanpei several times on the way ID %
river. they finally reached the starting point
safety.
The Navy Oarsrnen caught the water 1-st a' =
start and went away IN the lead The uldsnipra
however we're not destined % hold t1sir sdvantas'
long Slowly the powerful stroke of the col's'
men began to tell. and within quarter ot r.
from the start the latter we're on even terms VII
the Navy boat
Fighting desperately to win the last race OF q
season and thus establish for his crew an ul
broken record OF victories Captain Leighton ca'7-
on his men to squirt. but with the race hit o'''
the chances FOR "a Navy victory faded LelsH'-
again and again hit up the stroke. but TIE -
were incapable Of responding to his cals' 80
gradually feI further and further behind
With half a mile stiI further % row, u vas
dark that only those on the Manly were aos
follow the course Of the two crews \ qlaI's' =
a mile from the finish Syracuse held the eau
two lengths and was gaining steadily IAe , O-4-S
oarsmen appeared to be in much better pDSs
condition than the mIdshipmen, several oi W.
were rowing raggedly. .f
At the finish Syracuse led by three Ie"9'I -
at least four Of the Navy oarsnen we're ~
condition. Both crews rowed back TO 's
house -
Captain Leighton said after the race me- =
Iieved the Syracuse crew was stronger tHs -,
than last when il won the intercollegiate 'es'
Poughkeepsie.
r-ho h,,.trg Of the crews follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
HOLLYWOOD Inn BE4TbS'
Brooklm Soccer Football I's"
Uyins the State Cup.

Playing against the crack HoI'S W,'' WV, Ind q
ball team. OF Yonkers. IN tA1 mo -, re si
the New York Football Associa'l'n -rs,.raBg
west New Brighton. Staten Island. ys,-',.saB
afternoon. the eleven OF the Brooklyn - us
Club captured the state cup for the year s-o-s &
ming most exciting contest by the eiOs'
goals to 2. ,st s1r
The Brooklyn team thus wound 40 -. n
ces.fuI series in the course OF WHICH f-frh-
successive rounds from High Brldss, ,r,stsaf
Ieys. the Clan MacDonalds. the SIM uinnsr q
League champions. and Hollywood i'D'
the Saturday League championship
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

Three team matches added interest to the days
programme. For a starter Yale defeated Williams
to / Clifford Dunnng, who played No. / for
Williams. had the satisfaction OF scoring the only
point FOR his side at the expense Of r. T. Haine,
the Yale champion.
In the afterno tho home club produced two
teams one playing Yale and the other Williams.
Yale beat Nassau. but Williams lost by a narrow
margin. The feature OF this match the meet
Il z between Walter J. Travis who is honorary
member OF the club and Dunning. They were all
square at the turn, but Dunnng two holes
coming back, and finished up the former cham
pion.
Travis, by the way played in the handicap in
the morning but could not do better than an So.
c. W. Beckel won with a card Of 94-16-7s, while
John NJ Ward. of Westbrook. the gross prize
with an 81 Herreshoff could have had this cup II
he wished as he returned S3 in the play-of Of
the tie with Ward for low prize in the quail
flying round. He considered two prizes quite enough
however. for one tournament
The summary follows:
First sixteen (semi-hna Harry & Less. Ysle
heat " l.. Hicks. Nassau. W and 70 play; Fred
Beaten eight, hrst sixteen semi maj roundlrranB :
Jennings. Nassau, beat oswald Kirkhy. EnEi5Uood W
Ridder Fox HIls by default
Final round Jennings beat Watson. up and TO
Second sixteen tsemi-hnal round,-w. ". Fell Canoe
Brook oea, B n Bussh Nsss4p' uP sna f2 Pay'
Final round1PeiI beat Bowers up.
Gen City beat " p Pickett Crescent, by default. ? II
Grihths, Crescent heat &. ". Nickel. Yale. up and
Final round Jennings beat Grimths; up 30 holes,
ssu beat II. b. stearns Nassau. 3 up and to Pls,
.. 3. Tansemal. Nassau. beat D. Swords. tr Mont
Final Tound-Ta 1gsnan beat Sumner. Up 60 holes.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
NEW YORK ATHLETIC CT
WALKER ARRIVES IN ENGLAND.

Southampton, May 22.-R- e Walker the sprinter.
arrived here to-day from South Africa. He will
compete In number of summer meetings in the
United Kingdom. and will leave In August for the
United States His first race is at Abergravenny
next week
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
NASSAU.
YALE.
NASSAU.
WILLIAMS
WEE BURN GOLF CLUB.

TBy Telegraph to The Iribune.l
Stamford, Conn, May CIV. d. Macdonald and
Dr. Frederick Schavolr qualified to-day for the
C. B. Castle cup at Wee Burn. They will meet in
match play next Saturday. To-days play was at
eighteen holes. handicap. medal play. best two to
qualify.
The result follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
mgRcgRseURe WINS YALE NEE

New Haven. May 22--Mereersours y W -Ffsl5
rra1 vale interscholastic track meet AZ -. uitb
to-day with 242- points; Exeter Wa
>, ,oints and Worcester third, with y
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
EoX HILLS COLE CLUB.

Class A and handicaps were run off at Fox
Hills yesterday. In the first named division p w
Pogson led with 95-l5-S0. while Charles McChee
returned an 50 net In the other set
The scores were follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
YALE WINS 1T TRAPS.
Beats Ne7c York II. &. and CreSCeRts
IN Close Match.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

New Haven, May 22.-Yale defeated the New
York Athletic Club and the Crescent Athletic Club
in a three-cornered gun club shoot to-day which
took place in a driving rain and a heavy gale. The
ditions
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
e Saturday League championship'
IL, IL. -. nrnH -rrr-,rr,arN follows

Davis IiEesTne IA n .-,f5l~,ft
aa- zee C;oaIs-FOster. Armstrong am % Tfrnslsi'
Ivns: Mcleod and Stewart. Holiy"o i
OF forty-fve minutes each
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
CLASS A.
sRoKAw BREAKS ARDsLEY RECORD.

In a competition at the Ardsley Club yesterday
George T. Brokaw broke the record for the course
going out in 80 and back In 80 for "a After a 6
al the first and at the third hole Brokaw reeled
off six consecutive Fves al the eleventh and
sixteenth were his highest holes the homeward
tourney His cara was as follows
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
How Points May Be Scored in intercollegiate Games

FOt RTH.
Gamble (PrincetOn)
Sherman DART
Rand (Harvard)
Dwight (Princetonl
La Montague (Yale)
Kirgasson (Yale)
CoOney CYale)
Young (CornelD
Pope (Harvard
sherman (Dart.)
Coy (Yale)
Cook (CornelD
GoebeI (Yale)
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
THIRD.

Third
Sherman (Dart.)
Cary tYale)
Dwight (PrincetOn)
Talcott (Corucii)
Hitchcock (CornelD }
French (COrnelD
McGee (Princeton)
McGee OPrinceton)
ROssman (CornelI)
Nixon (CoTnelD
Homer (MichiGan)
Barr (Harvsr6
ITOrT (SyrRcuse)
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
YALE Gun CLUB.

The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
SECOND.

SECOND.
Dawbarn (PrincetOn)
Dawbarn- (PriDcetcB)
TaIcOtt (CornelD
Gardner (Harvsrd)
DE SeldinE (HRrvard
Beck (Penn.D
jacques (HarvRrd)
Taylor (CornelD
HarwoOd CHarvardD
Fitzpatrick (Yaiel
Little (Harvsrdl
Campbell (Yale)
Cooney (Yaie)
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

The result follows:
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-17

Wednesday.
Our mail carrier, Mr.. Barns
has been unablel to serve the
entire route each day since the
bad weather. He has divided the
route and serves the east end
one day and the west end the
next. In that way we get our
mail three times a week.
Perry Bryant was visiting at
the KarkaSki home last Sunday.
Curtis Ball has been out of
school this week on account of
sickness.
Talk about hard luck. Mr..
Miller living on the Wolf sec
ton in north Stafford county
certainly had some of it one
day last week. He took a load
of wheat to town and on the
way the end-gate came out and
let a lot Of wheat out. Then
he bought a load of coal. On
the way home he lost about
half of that. Then he went
after a load of hay. On the way
home with the hay he went to
drive around a SnOwdrift and
upset the load Of hay in the road
then had to walk two or three
miles trying to find a rope to
get the wagon on its wheels agar
The good luck part Of it was
that he did not get hurt.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-17

with his brother ]. J. Hemes
and family.
John Hoffman is here frOl
Speareville visiting friends.
Clifford Ferris of Ness City
spent Sunday at the Henry
Kimpler home.
Mrs. Jacob Schommer and Mrs.
Geo. Klein returned from their
visit to Kingman and Cunning
ham Thursday.
The Misses Emma and Lucy
FeiSt accompanied by Mr.. John
Schultz spent Sunday evening at
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe FEST.
We understand John Luebbers
butchered eight hogs last week.
Now you cant say st. Peter peO-
pie don't live high.
Boise Kimpler made his regular
trip near the Rice county line
Sunday.
Miss Tillie Achatz is spending
a few days this week with her
sister, Mrs. John RObl Jr.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-17
Conanche Items

Mrs Walter S. Bryant is con
valeScent.
Mrs. Luke Schroth who ha:
been quite sick is improving d
health.
Mrs. Dantzman is at home
again after a short visit with
relatives and friends at Knsley.
Joe Schultz visited friends
north of the river last Sunday.
Alexl Dantzman was on the
sick list the latter part of last
week.
School District No. 80 has a
new organ in the school house.
Mr.. Mike Slattery called on
friends north of EllinwOOd last
Sunday.
Mrs. Spacl, living just across
the line in Stafford county, is
very sick.
Lawrence Schrepel has new
monograph.
Henry Batchman shelled corn
last Thursday afternoon.
William FOelgner came up last
week to visit his relatives and
friends in Comanche.
While so many people are
talking about bad roads, we
wish they could come down and
see our good roads. We can
skate all t he way to EllinwOOd
and back home again.
Tom Spring and family Wis
tied with Walter Koch and fam
lily last Sunday.
Some of the West end young
folks went to a dance in North
Stafford last Saturday night.
Gus Koch, Jr. was a delegate
to the Good Roads Convention
held at Topeka last Tuesday and
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-17
st. Peters and Paul News

John Merten who has been
visiting in Topeka and Wichi-
ia stopped off here a few days
with friends on his way home
to Kinsley.
Edward Herrnes returned last
week from Blackwell, Oklahoma
whereo he spent Thanksgiving
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-17

Miss Clara Planning of Film
wood visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Planning the past
week.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-17

A new boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs j. A.
KOontz on the Amos johnson
farm one day last week.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-17

Tom Brown and Ed White
man were down from Fairview
last Saturday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-12-17

JudsOn Dodge, Of South Hav-
en-, Mich, a nephew of E. j.
Dodge of this city, is in the city
visiting Mr.. Dodge and all the
other DodgeS and connections.
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ipieItc inter anberem: cine BOLD
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DER Wrrfe.
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gbarles MoDoIS BON Nep Yorf mir.
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Die Beioen Snni ShluB Ses
Programmes brdtirr. icnSea beion.
sess febbafter Veiiotl.
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