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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-18
PUMPKIN PIE.

Stir into che quart OF boiling mix one
rint Of we'll stewed and strained pump
kin. Let it scald a minute. then add
one and one-half cupfuls ~ sugar. four
well beaten esgsS one-half t"aspooniul
q salt. one even tablespoonful each of
| ground cinnamon and ginger. a little
crat~d nutmeg and ore tablespoonful of
nlclasses. Rake in a deep pie tin lined
with good paste. This recipe will make
rich, delicious, pumpkin pies.
ANOTHER PUMPKIN PIE.
steam pumpkin until soft; dry off in
the oven ana rub through sieve. To
ono and onc-half cupfuls OF strained
pumpkin add two-thirdS or a cupful OF
brown sugar. two eggs slightly beaten
one teaspoonful Of cinnamon one-ha!l
teaspoonful each Of salt and ginger, one
and one-halr cupfus OF milk and one
half cupfjl Of cream.
SWEET POTATO PIE.
scald two cups ~ milk. add two cups
o. mashed and sitted cooked sweet po-
tsto, little grated nutmeg, Lowell
tatlespoon OF butter. one-thira cup OF
sugar. a level teaspoon OF cinnamon and
two beaten eggs. Pour into deep paste
lined plate and bake slowly in a mod
crate oven
SOUR MILK PIE.
Milk together one cupful OF sour milk
cupful Of sugar, cupful OF raisins
stoned and chopped, two eggs. and a.
kinds Of spice. Bake between two
crusts,
l WHEN MILK IS SCARCE.
custard. can be made the saern n
usual excepting that there must be
s,,eht addition to the usual amount o
INTERCHANGEABLE eggs. Water IS thei
n used instead OF milk. and the weakness
. ~ flavor covered under liberal spicin
or other f1avoring.
CRUMB PIE.
= Take hard, dry bread, CRATE or ro
y until tho particles are very small; t
n che pint Of the crumbs add onehal
teacup rolasses or two-tnirds. cup O
a. srsar. one egg. plenty OF navornG-
n say half teaspoon cinnamon-enoug
ID water to make soft. Bake with only
p lower crust.
IS IOMBARDY CUSTARD
The IOllOWlHs 10 oHc VI -NiS' -ihIN
y, Lincoln 8 recipes
Shell one pint OF large French c
Italian chestnuts, then cover with hoi
ing water and let them stand just {
the sinmering point for ten minutes,
until the inner brown skin will come o
=. easily Look them over carefully this
no unsound specimens may he retaine'
Return again to the fire with fires
c. water and let them cook until tende
o. Drain and mash through a straine
ne For one cup OF the pulp, II does NJ
n matter IL II Is not quito that make
IN custard with the yolks ~ two egg
ne hest~n well with two tablespoons
N SUGAR and one-eishth teaspoon OF sal
n Add one pint OF scalded milk and whs
n well mixed with the chestnut plnp, at
III more sugar II you like II sweete7, f
r. small cups with the mixture, set the
p I'm a steamer and let them cook uni
OF firm Serve cold and garnish the t
u with whipped cream II you have it.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-18

Acapulco Is on the west coast OF the
state of Guerrero and Is one OF the
three important ports Of the Pacific coast
Of Mexico Nearly all ~ the steamer lines
make II n port Of call and the harbor
&c accounted the best in Mexico.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-18
WHEN MILK IS SCARCE.

Take hard. dry bread, CRATE or roll
urtil tho particles are very small; to
enc pint Of the crumbs add one-half
teacup molasses or two-tnirds. cup OF
srSar. one egg, plenty OF navorinG
say a half teaspoon cinnamon enough
water to make soft. Bake with only i
lev
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
WESTF4LL BROTHERS YIN
Beat Roberts and U0tsop IN the
Knicberbocker Doubles.

Herbert 1. WestfaH and Samuel A. Westfau won
the doubles cups Yesterday in the final game ot the
lawn tennis tournament on the courts Of the
Knickerbocker Field Club. F,atbush. In this hold
match the WestfaH brothers demonstrated
their skill from tho opening set and defeated
Harry :. Roberts and w. :. n Watson three sets
10 at 6-Iove. g. 4-e. 6-2- There was a large
gallery assembled about the court when the pairs
took their places under the eye of n. W. Jennings.
who acted umpire BY concerted rallies and
hard hitting straight through the centre OF the
opposite couTa the Westfalls took the games in
regular order for the first Herbert L. WestfaI
displayed his ceverness with his crossing
shot during the six games. and neither Roberts nor
Watson was successful in checking him
The beginning of the second set found Roberts
and Watson popping up lobs that fell straight 10
the baseline. This kept the brothers on the run
Furthermore, in attempting smash the Iobs
from far back the two lost their range. By
careful playing upon the defensive Roberts and
Watson made the games close, but lost the set IL
the third their work good as to make II
possible for them 10 take the set after being be-
hind at 81 They scored at g. by q splendid
effort in which Roberts brought off some dazzling
passing shots sending the ball at a fast pace d.
rectly between the two brothers
A slashing attack at the net on the part Of the
Westfall brothers made the fourth set lively one
Both used overland smashes, and fairly droy
Roberts and Watson back by main strength.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
COLE CUP FOR EXMOOR.
II. Chandler Egdn Big Help to HIS
Team Ont Vest.

Chicago. July 34--The Exmoor Country Club Won
permanent possession OF the Marshall Field cup
by finishing ? up boyle in the tirty-siI hole
match on the links Of the Homewood Country Club
to-day. The Midlothian Club finished second. be-
ing 2 down. while Glenview was far in the rear
and Onwentsia did not compete
The brilliant playing OF II. Chandler Egan, vho
finished up in the morning and up IN the aSter-
noon. swung victory 10 the E1moor Club despite
the fact that Midlothian was pronounced favorits
at the end OF the morning round Egan vas ably
supported by Charles Evans. IT.. who turned n
score Of up for the thirty-six holes After Eyan
placed his team within striking distance IN the
morning tt remained for Evans 70 clinch the vic
tory by finishing up in The afternoon.
The best work for the Midlothian team was done
By Kenneth P. Edwards. with up for the tiirt--
six holes H. Chandler Egan had tho best medal
score with 15l. Both Egan and Edwards turned
IN q for the morning round. but Edwards took an
50 IN the afternoon. Evans made Il In the sf-sr-
nom a
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
HAMnETT SHOWS SKILL
Many Players Ont for Tnterclub
LG7Cn Tennis TOURNEY.

Forty-elght competitors reported for the men =
singles yesterday the opening OF the second
annual tournament Of the Westchestsr County
Lawn Tennis ASsocia tion, The clubs represented
the courts of the Dunvoodie Country Club.
Yonkers, included the New York \. g.. BronxviIle
A A. Rye L. T. g. New Rochelle T. G.. Siwanoy
e. Q, Manor Club. Duuwoode - t. Park Hill
G G and ScarsdaIs l. T c. Form of the most
surprising kind displayed by Alfred L. Ham
nett player seventeen years old. representing the
Manor Club OF Pelham Manor. Hammett played
skilfully To the side lines and while his pace was
not great. he unusually accurate After long
and gruelling match he defeated F. H. James. the
Park Hill expert, at 6-3. 11-9.
L H Roper also OF the Manor Club. was sue
cessful against William n. Bourne. New York A c.
The latter acquired speed and accuracy as the
game progressed He was playing fast at the end
when Roper finally scored at I'll SIS.
The summary follows:
westchester Mems singles championship (frst
round)-E X Gillett. Manor Club. defeated II.
bun. Bronx7o A. A. defeated H l. Ghormiev. Tie5.
siwanoy e [I,I7; G 81 S,l l. Il Roper Manor Club.
featsd Robert r PGt1aI I've nTonTVe T y a a. de-
A Latmer. Bronxvie A A. defeated s 1. Hoi.
brook, Siwanoy c. G, 1o-s 81. :. wainwright, Rye
G c. BY default Alfred l. Hammett. Manor Sub
defeated E HI H James Park IiI c. c. SIS, liz
Henry + y,th IL BnTdc5 %nSi Il Park Hin g g 81 81 Dr.
Gan E HsT swanSg & bv Il G Geaht dSfsatd IT.
Ilean. New York A c. defeated Y. ward. Rye
{. G. defeated Lowell Lamb. New Rochelle l. n
C., 81. 6-05 b. Drake. Rye L. T c.. defeated
% Richard Anger; New Rochelle L. T C. defeated
Lewis Lewis 3 ] friedman New York A G.. 81. 6~4
Banks, Rye L 7. c., S-6. 6--3; ]. P Paret Dun
woo6ie c G. defeated W. l. O'Brien, New Ro-
- Second round-Frank Wyman. New Rochelle l.
T. g. deieated Q. R Coughlin Siwanoy c. C., 6-9
81 Gordon Roper. Manor Club. defeated G. NJ
kI.n k0rd siTanoy G. G. S0S. 50; George O. Entz
A A; by default: r G Black Manor CUB de- de-
feAted W Van Week. Bronxville A A. 81 aNs
%; + b. Roundey. New York A c. defAsta5
P Bush Bus ~ }T DpgnWo9die C. C. s-2 64: Frederick
Anderson, Scarsdale L r C.. 632 So. NTorrs =
TaTk ricb rrenTiEs New k3ehee L c. debated A Good
Bronxvine A. A.. defeated Bruce wilson Sils1s NAS
Rochelle L. T. C.. 1t. 60. SS '>N
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
PL4N INTERCITY MATCH
Ldrn Tennis Team Picked to Plan
in PhiIadeLphid.

Otto H Hinck yesterday arranged for the team
Of the Metropolitan League which will journey TO
Philadelphia next Saturday for the first Of the
series Of intercity matches with the Philadelphia
Lawn Tennis Association. This is the time that
the two cities have met. and the competitions will
be held the turf of the Philadelphia Cricket
Club. st. Martins Green. The New York team will
include Raymond D. Little Richard II Palmer
Gustave F. Touchard, Charles NJ. Bull. jr Fred
erck c. Inman, Hugh Tallant. Samuel A WestfaT
Lyle E Mahan, Theodore r. Pell. Henry J. Mollsn-
nauer and Otto H Hipck Ten singles and hve
doubles matches will comprise the series.
Among the players nominated by Philadelphia
are Wallace F. Johnson. William J. Carpenter Jr
Edwin B. Dewhurst. w. ]. Kendall. H M Tlden
William ]. Clothier, W. NJ Tilden. Dr. P. b Hawk
f. H. Bates and C. J. Jordon.
The return match will be decided the turf
courts of the Crescent Athletic Club. Bay Ridge
on Saturday, September 4. President Hinck expects
also TO arrange series with Boston II the latter
is not possible this season 1t will be made next year
as tri-city championship series. with New York
Philadelphia and Boston contestants.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25

Boston. July H.-N. ". Niles and a s. Da6ney'
f.. OF Boston. won the Eastern lawn tennis cham
pionship doubles the courts OF the Longwood
Cricket Club today This carries with It the right
10 play for tie national championship at Newport
next month. Niles and Dabney defeated r D
Little and z 2. Larned. Of New York. in the nnal
round IN hard fought five set match BY a score OF
6-, S-S 81. Ia 6-S.
The victory OF the Boston representatives. was
gurprise to the gallery. Niles and Dabney, who are
also the Harvard intercollegiate champions. went
after the New Workers from the start and won the
first at IS Little and Larned both threw
away points BY either driving out OF bounds or into
the net. while Niles played the best game OF his
career. his service being fierce and deadly.
Dabnay's vildness was largely the cause - the
loss Of the second set but in the third he steadied
down, While Niles. playing all over the court. car
ried him along and ar "a Both Little and
Larned drove into the net frequently In the last
game Of the set. with the points Is - against.
Niles. by his great service aud place shots, the
game. taking four straight points.
The New York men played tAsir best IN the fourth
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
Eastern Doubles Goes TO Boston,
Niles Dabney Beat Little and Larned After Five
GruelIing Hard Fought Sets.

set They were at the net most Of the time. ard
both killed many fine obs OF the Boston team The
fourth game the only one they allowed their
opponents 20 win. and this due 70 the fine ser
vice OF Niles Dabney vas badly out Of form in
this set having three double faults and driving out
repeatedly. while Little and Larned kept W their
steady sIashing game
With two sets ell. it looked as II the New York
team which had won the fourth set handly. would
take the match. but Niles and Dabney settled back
and played strong consistent and az times brilliant
lawn tennis and pulled the match out b. winning
the set at 6-3
The only match in the singles for the Longwood
challenge cup was In the lower half Of the semi
mai round. when P. H Palmer. Of New York. de-
feated F. c. Innan. OF Long Island L was a casa
OF endurance that won Tor Palmer. after fve hard
sets Both players, who are left handed. kept up
q long. steady back court game OF low hard smash
ing. The score was IS, 6- -. Is. -
Owing 70 his hard match the doubles to-day
Iittes match IN the singles with ". ]. C1othfar OF
Philadelphia. IN the upper half Of the ssri-fnaI
round. was postponed until Monday.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
STATEN ISLAND TIcTop
Ne1o York athletic Club Nine L,v
Amlateur League Game.

The nine OF the Staten Island Cricket s,s :.
MS Club went 70 Travers Island yestsrtaz \
beat the New York Athletic Club BY a scu- .
10 in an Amateur League game much 70 IA
prise OF the Mercury Foot uen- The zans M,
pitchers battle between Tones and Canu.c-
the Staten Island man had a little the bet;s- -
chiefly because he received better support
The visitors tailed twice in the first nzt.r =
were then held without 4 score until tss -
inning The home team scored run IN TIA =
Inning, tied IN the seventh and delighted IN n
porters BY forging ahead With another rua "a
eighth period Ths visitors fslI on the bal =
ever, in the last inning ana battad out w.
scoring two runs
Tha s~ora foIIouz
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
AMATEUR LEAGUE Rls
SOUTH ORANGE ON IA
White Holds Englesrood Boa.
One HIT and No Run,
tBy Telegraph to rss r-r,,,-

Ens1ewood, N J.. July 24-By dsfas,l.-
giewood Field Club here this aftsrnOo1 =. =
Orange Field Club climbed to the top Of ~ - .
Wrestling first place IN the Amateur -. ~
ball race from the losers The score vr,,ss =
Steve White. the Princeton pitch %
Indian sign on the EngIevood ba,,s..l "a 81
them down with one scratch hit. ~pr,.., y
of Yale. pitched good game. but was =.
hits meant runs.
It was a pitchers battle up to tina xr.,
when. after White had gone out at ar,+ cS|
drew free pass, stole second and r..Sss
ahead Of Lewis. who drove the ball - N
for homo run ThroDs. the next man :. :.
robbed OF a homo run on a beautiArr = Z n
catch by Coe. NcCabe got his bass =, -
worked his way around and scored .,
error.
The other tally cams IN the eighth t-4.-
one man was down Throps hit to centvs s -. =
and worked his way home, when curDr~.a y
over second IN trying 70 catch him sts.l,-s
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
kpAWAMIS CLUB.

A driving contest a feature at the Apawamis
Club yesterday. There was handsome prize and
each contestant had only try, the drives being
from the first tee. Charles H. Seely, former Metro
politan Golf Association champion the compe-
tition with carry and roll OF 243 yards. The next
best were r T. Walden. 2ss. and Findlay S. Doug
Las $50 yards There were fifteen contestants
Three matches were decided In the second round
for the presidents cup. leaving only r D. Lapham
and S. Pluraraer to play. Il. 4. Sherman beat T.
T Sherman. s up and to play. Maturtn Ballou
beat e B. Ashfort UP ps holes). and A. s Vos-
bSrgh bsat G. s. Curtis, Up
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
FOREST HILL FIELD CLUB.

Kckers' handicaps IN two classes were IN order
on the links Of the Forest Hill Field Club yester-
day. In accordance with the conditions contestants
were allowed TO make their own handcaps. while
the net total set by q committee This erbi-
trary total proved 70 be IS in Class A. that
Robert Kuebler, with s1-15-76. turned in the win
ming score. In the B division 81 picked out
by the committee, and z. G. Heller got nearest
with a card of s+-2cSS The best gross score Of
tbs day was 7s, returned by Harry Ansopp. a for
rner club champion His card read as follows:
Sut s-..--.-.-.-.-.....-t 50
In S-Sa-TS
The scores ir the hckers' handicaps
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
CLASS 3.
NASSAU COUNTRY CLUB.

,5enobers Of the Nassau Country Club co,1peted
IN the first and second rounds for the July cup
YESTERDAY, with the following results:
J. R. Maxwell. 1r beat w: E Richards up and
Q 70 rlav. 7 A Blair beat NJ. W. Warner up and
10 pIay; 4 e. Jones beat NJ. c. Foger by default;
R McGusty beat P x Hudson up and to pay;
I M Stearus. Sd, beat z. Lounsbury up, Rno F.
G. Jennings beat Harvey Murdock up and to
play. -. ,,, = .,,.
H I. Pratt beat D. a Loring up and TO p ay;
W q Beecher beat J. K. Munroe up and 10
play; s. W. Trawick beat H. NJ. Adams 4 up and
TO play; J. n: Stearns &c, beat J. w Gsmmack
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
MoNrcLarR GOLFERS OUT I'M FORCE

by Telegraph 10 The Tribunal
Moutcieir. y. J. July &.-The women OF the
Upper Montclair Country Club engaged IN ap-
preaching and putting contest to-day, In which
Hrs J. z. King won. after playing of tie with
Mrs + L Lang
A ball sweepstakes n Classes A and and ne
ser1i-fnal round IN the july tournament were the
attractions the links OF the Montclair Golf
sCfub this afternoon.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
CLASS 3.
WEE BURN COLE cI1R

Stamford, Conn. July 2A-At the Wee Burn Golf
Club to-day the Dr. Mcdonald prize. at ls-hols
handicap match play against bogie. was .he f.at,r.
Of the competitions The results follow:
James Eoy Knapp. l down; DR.. cloonan. 1
down. c. 3. Castle, down; E. NJ. Scoreld i down.
DR.. Wallace. down: Chester Phillips down. a
3 Eurlbutt z down: ". I. Baldwin. z down; z r
Woodbury., down: ]. II. Hurlbutt. down: a
Trowbrtdge. down; Schuyler Merritt, down; r
n Knapp, down: G. II. Knapp, 10 down; ", II
Doty, 13 down
B. Smith beat ] & jenkins I'D for ths
= Il LockNocd pgtzA
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
Class A
CLASS b.

yufy cup Qzss A; se-ni-nal round)-C Turner
Q. Woodward. I'D and 70 play; e. H. Lockett beat
Brenner. up and 8 20 play.
Consolation cup-A- r Allen beat T. ". Meiey, up
play: T T Esid beat B 2. Eurd. up AID {
Class B-o q. Ea6ooa beat z o lockwood. g up n
i play J. T. Todd John Waldron. and s TO
coasolstfoc cup-H- =. Rov1Hrd beat z " Townsend
: ID; J B. Edrka-dy eeat Z. I. Stuart up and 10
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
MONTCLAIR NINE LOSEl
Crescent 4. c. U7iHs a Lo1g
Played League Same.
From Ths T~ror-e Bu-sau 7

Montclair. n. J.. July "A large crowd ssza
Crescent Athletic Club. of Brooklyn. ts,sz =
1fontclair Athletic Club IN an Amatsur sas-
League game today By score of 70 $ =
second time in the series Ths gars vas o-1
OF errors, and poor judgment at critical LEE
vas responsible for the large score Ca1@
Cornell star, pitched a good game for ne I'd
striking out twelve men
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
BEST BALL CONTEST
~ EEPc d ANLo-
cANoE ssooK COUNTRY cLUS

seui-nnaI rounds for the July cups P--,,s -, -
lar set and the beaten eight division ..,s,y
al the Canoe Brook Country Cup ns,, r !
the first named class ". A Baiig- g,-.,ssusa- +. y
Hin by up and NJ J. DodsN'''N
lawrence by up and 10 play ..,,srss !
Ths beaten set resulted IN K Osu1 8 >
F. Naulty by up and TO play a. :. --,sa s1i |,
beating w. A. Phillips BY up = -,,o VIII /.
Hinrnan. Jr.. tied for the ClsSs ne m
scores Of n. while F g. Feai7
with a card Of 9T-27-7o
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
NEW CUP FoR s BOATS

Commodore Francis S. Wilson. OF the Crescent
Athletic Club Navy. has offered cup. to be sailed
for by Corinthians. with the old and new Glass S
craft TO settle the moot question of supremacy
tween the divisions
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
Tn. scores were as follows
CLASS 3
uAckENsAcK GOLF e-g s.,.s.

In a thirty-si1-hole rnatch -, ths crs a =
Golf Club yesterday j. G. sas0 -. n 10 saao I:
pionship from Thomas Ward % 0ss..5.ios, z
IIsv VIM. IN the consolation dfvis' !, rlsS I
Cove. COVE beat W H. watt. up and crp -
e B shotwsn won the rresi'.-s - tvo g = !
w. Sykes. IN and TO play -. rlsy =
for the c C Ramey prize a. ,.,,a-d. 3
W. Harrison. s1-1s-s7. and i Z
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
DEAL COLE AND COUNTRY eLua

H B. Sergeant won the July cup a. -
Golf and Country Club yesterday. deLe.'--s -
Joyce, tr., BY Up and 70 play IN the ni-- ~.
There was also a best ball handicap. -
being that the two pairs With the oss'
would have to meet at match play to',. Il
Stanley and J. Henry Hsggerty led. WIN ~ ys,.-
but two other couples tied for the pistCs ~
and ". r Bassett tied for hrst place '-
stakes. with "a net
The scores were as follows;
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
CLASS A.
CLASS s.
FOX HILLS GOLF CLUB.

There were the regular Saturday handicaps and
the second round for the Colonel Hugh ODon-
oghue cup at the Fox Hills Golf Club ,-esteroay-
The results as follows:
Colonel o'Donoghues Cup (second rouadp-H. J Gee
beat Thomas. up; D I. Hedges beat E Smith W1de
and to play; H. Cozens Hardy beat ] r De W.T.
up ard 1 10 play; W. G Freeman beat NJ l. bearey.
2 m nd ! 10 nla
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
GLEN RIDGE GOLF CLUB.
nv rslee5apb 20 r.. 7r,hun.1

by Telegraph TIE Tribunal
Bloomfield, ~. j. July 2-In four-oaI four
the Glen Ridge golf links this afternoon
z W Congdon and H D. Smith. and E. T. Merrlck
and ". T. Mccullough tied for first prize with net
scores OF 73. They viii play off next Saturday.
The scores follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
DYKER MEADOW GOLF cIus

There were sixteen cards returned in the fourth
monthly handicap yesterday at the Dyker Meadow
Golf Club. W. c. Freeman having both the bas+
gross and net scores The winner quaIined also
for the clubs championship
The results follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
Totals ---34 4 8 y II 2

Totais- -----s4 : = II = IotaIs---... 90 ~
South Orange---.---...--.--O o o 49,
Erglewood .---------.---.---O . O o r
Earned runs-South Orange 5 TVo-ea.. -. n
Cabe. DtsosTay. Home r1r-Lsvfs Bases - -
or Merritt. 3; or White. ! Struck out-Bv T.--- -
By White g. Left on bases-Engleuoof IL
Orange. q. First base on errors-Englsuos4 sl
Orange. g. Hit by pitcher-Curran- Tfrs-5S 81
pIre-Arr- 5rockdals-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
crescent
Total, sio27I5 $. TOTALS IS i1l

Home run-Rei1- Trc-bass hit-Cal1eEe - -
Brown Bases on hslls--Cr -.i.-
Calder l. Struck cut-By Coleman :: oEE - r.
Hit by pttchsr-ColenIz-. = Calder. - Z .
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
PLsINFlELD COUNTRY CLUB

TBv Telegraph % The Tri0unel
P1sinheid ~. J. July PA ball sweepstakes Tas
the feature Of the afternoon at the Planield Golf
Club to-day It resulted IN tie n both classes. as
fnIloHsi
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25

Home run-Gus-nssy- TTo-oass tlts-Vs1 Ez
vaIbrfdge- Sacrifice hit-G Dsladsld Car5tz "a
bzscs-Johnsou. WaIbrtdge. Hart Left on 6ases-Sz
Island, 4: Nsv YORK \ 9. s. Fist hsss o. s-5a-
staten Island. g. Double pIays-Tol1ss. Jo-nxe =
CSuerusey. Wahoo ard Brennan: Waco and EnE
Struck out-By Campiau. s. b TONES I-s-li
Cmpire-Brady-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
The score follows

Totals. ....83 s27n o. T7-sl, -... 81 J !
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
CLASS A

The scores ir the hckers' handicaps
Col