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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-09-30
= s N = s s = Ss s s s s
ARE THEY TRYING TO
BURN DOWN THE TOWN.
Another Fire at Estancia.
Which Consumed Store
Damage $4,000.

= What proved to be the fifth
= or sixth fire at Estancia oc-
y Cured at 1890 o'clock this
= morning when the mercantile
= establishment of l.. A. Bond,
y and several adjoining build
y ings, went up in smoke causing
= loss of $4,000, with 100000
y insurance.
= The fire is supposed to have
: occurred after an attempt at
= robbery for there were evil
= dences that the safe in the
y store had been tampered with,
x but not looted. Several doors
= were broken into affording the
= would-be robbers access.
4 The fire Is supposed to be OF
y incendiary origin.
e < e s s s s s S s S s s
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-09-30
POOR OLD MISSOURI
SHOWS SMALL INCREASE.

Washington, D. c., Sept. 3O.-The
state of Missouri has population OF
3,293,335, according to the census bu-
reau. This is an increase of 1860,
or six per cent over 1900.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-09-30

Continued on Fage Eighty
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-09-30
Postmasters Appointed.

Joseph w. Beck has been appointed
postmaster at Ell Rito, Rio Arriba
county; and John Marshall Whitlock
at Lumberton, Rio Arriha county.
Washington, D. c., Sept. 30.-John
Marshall Whitlock, of Lumberton,
and David P. Gentry, of Pinon, have
been commissioned postmasters.
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ANOTHER var WiN III.
Appletsa. StrSke ~ FRESHMAN Eight
out OG the BOat.

Calls FTRRr. Conn June - Hard
luck seems "a NJ following Nales rowing
squad J Appleton. stroke of ne fresh
man eight. vas out .of She hNat TO-DAY
through illness and Dr FoN ~ Montvtlle
vas called N attend him Coach Kennedy
savs Appleton caught cold lying on the
lawn. bat a rlmor l. current about camp
that tn. Young stroke - victim NJ malaria.
the second oarsfnan that has heen stricken
With this mAlady since tho squad arrived
from New Haven Tucker. No IN the
varsity. 'he other invalid, l. still under .
phvSirlan's care IN New Haven
w Hove % Rrootline Mas. Who
rowed IN the freshman boat, IL subst-
tuting ~ stroke and y T. Read n Boston,
No IN the four. has Len advanced ~ tie
same position In the eight
The weather was sultrv to-day and little
practice vas indulged IN This evening
Kennedy had the Two ciEhts roV down "a
the Two mite iaR and back 70 quarters IN
easy stretches without attempting starts
Or racing
Ahou' half past I Capt Wodcll and coach
Kennedy uenf dOWn so Rcd Top ~ 'onter
With cant Waid t0NsWain hinE ana y
Valentine ,happeh. chairman OF ne lal"-
Hary ard regatta COMMITTEES. ~ relation 10
rhanRe- On the upper end ~ he oour-e.
h.avy thunderstorm prevailed whsle IN"
party were On the river me conference
resulted n minor changes IN the positioi.
Of the starting stake aud also Tho one AMI
one half mile MARI. the main ohieCi being 70
AVOID eddies a. those points
v Metkleham 81 Columbia has been
chosen IN rpferee the races The referee
boat wtl BE- August Belmonta steam lachi
Scout Chairman , Valentine thappel
81 fhe Aale.HaTvard regatta COMMITTEES
viii have Edward = whitney steam aCht
Arrow al his disposal and the Judges boat
viii be the steam yacht Akeln, owned ~
commodore Henry 4 Bl.hop q hrdgepoFI
The revenue cutter h~@t for he ale
WaT, ard regatta will arrive herr ue,dsv.
Iune - The feet vii be composed 81
the cutters Gresham. MphaWk. Acushnet
sud seneca.
he ! ale squad pa d Harvard the annual
visu thls afternoon. leaving He'd % heiOf.
the nnal returns we're received from the
ball Rame
narvard's squad followed Nals's example
to-day aud did very little rowing he
varsity crew pulled lesurely upstream 90
me bOathouse Inc freshmen and four
oars followed the varsity on INC river, Dat
rOwed only a lev stretches
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AVIATION MEET PLANS
NSFk on the Needed Buildings at Hemp.
stead PlaIns seen 20 Ne Begun.

Active work was started yesterday by
the subscribers COMMITTEES 81 the inter
national aviation meet 20 be h@ld In
October on Hampstead Plains near Gar
den CITY. Gage D. rarbell was selected
as manager and chairman 81 the plan and
scope committee. The field obtained for
tho tournament Is two miles by one. I'm.
gIneers are now at work there and as soon
a. surveys have been made and con
tracts have been let force 81 men will
begin the erection n the grand stands
and other usaildsnEs.
The Long island Railroad Company has
already provided Tor electrifytng Its
central division 10 Clinton road, where a
new station il building which will he con-
yenient tn the main entrance to The aero
field They are also arranging for special
station "a their main line To the north u
the hsld
Cash prizes amounting 10 O1nn NJ
more viii he offered besides many trophies
Interesting programmes will he held
daily throughout the meeting bat the
event of greatest and international i'm
pOFtanCe will he the contest Tor the Cor
don Bennett International aviation trophy,
which WIS offered FOR the first time at the
Reims tournament In France last wear
and was won hy Glenn n Curtiss 81 the
Aero Club Of America.
That contest h purely a speed com
petition and the winner will he the aviator
who makes 10 kllometers IN the fastest
time
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LAWN TENNIS.
Larnsd. Gardner. Psil ana TOuchaFd IN
semLFlhal slngies % Met" ChamplOa.
uhlna

Despite ihe intense hea' here was good
progress made IN The Metropolitan cham
piOnships on the West Side tennis grounds
Yesterday. particularly m 'he singles. where
the sem final round Was completed Ross
Burchard. the winner Of Two years ago. won
over D. W Leonard n the third round, and
this left him qualified 20 battle with W1il-
tam A. iarned for he semi-hnal BurchaTd
was no match for me national champion
81 any stage n the game. aud l.arned won
handy. WITH a score % G-l. -. This
leav-- ilrned coupled With Carl Gardner
IN the TOP section Of The draw. and 'hey viii
PLAY Tor he honoT % the Anal round to-day.
In the lover section the semi-hualIsis are
Theodore r. Pell and Gus,ave ? louchard.
and they viii also have their little battle
O-day
Harold a. HackEt and Frederick p
Alexander. the national doubles champions.
won their matches IN the frs, ard second
rounds comfortably. that i - comfortably
80 the sNelteTing sun would allow them
OthSt pairs 70 work themselves into the thru
FOUND are klng smith aud Arthur ; traigin'
Edwin =. Fischer and Raymond y Little
The summary.
Meuopolitan Cham plonship- Mems singles
ThlEd L0uad. ilo>s BlrShard defeated o. W.
NaAINu NRauu-AhlNAm = AaaIuNA NNlNaNNA
Ross hurrhATd, 81 81. Gusiave 2. 1OuchAfd
deieaied Charles u. Hall. ~. -, = g. "a.
Ineodore n PET ucieatce RAYMOND ID. Lite
"a, -.
hsiroDou,ah Championship Doubles Pre-
aminArl fou nd-lyle / Mahan and bugh TAI
ant DEFEATED I. Stdeii ana =. 4, hath hy de
iAnlA. y n. Gates anu 4 q. I'LL defeated =
0fossherk and Z. l.. Blumencheln, - q
10 =. 4 Le0haru and l.. "A. LeunAru dcteAten
l. n. FULLER and partner, a.. : l.
firat hOunu hAl Terrence Aed QUO hinth
defeated Joseph Cundoa anu T. Z. Irass ~ 90
iAnlt. Edgar p Leo and Phillips deietisd |
Frederick 4 innAh and q. Wagner, q, -,
IA default, king Smith ana Arthur ) CTaGin
defeatcd . = Mead anu n Lovibond ~ default
Harold " hAcket9 and Frederick y. AieAanaeF
debates z. c. Connn and y french. J. y.
y Washbura and WAshbuTn defeated \ a.
Denerer and n. FAston. -. I, Charles Y
Bull iT and HAIRY c. Martin defeated = "
Roundy and l. r. hAgRfeld. 81, 80 d. VII
lam R0senhaum and Morris ), Clark defeated I
y ". HOmAns and partner by default Lyle y !
Malaga and Hugh TAiAnt defeated =. y. 1Ales
and 4 & Hil ny default n TAYLOR and " John
son degeatei u HAtch AMI y Martin
e Burt and v Warden defeated u Peiser |
and " l. naggs. a "a J Slade and ) y
RodnAn defeated John c Tomhnson and y
Tay log hy default
second Round-Klns Smith and Arthur
CraFin defeated Edra- Leo and n NJ PhilNrs,
a. 4 :. Harold " NsrkeV and Frederick "
Alexander defeAtet 4 Washburn and Wash
burn. a. 81 Edwin = Fischer ard Havmond
y little defeated /. N Burt ard warden
a. "a
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NEW TORK WOMEN WIN.
Msss Hammond ana Miss Browning n
Tennis FINAL.

PHILADELPHIA. June = New York coz.
rallied all the honOrs in the singles CON.
petition in the Nomen's natiousl 'snn.
championships on the courts Of the Pha,.
delpha Cricket club to-day Not o,i,
we're both the winners from Manha,,,,
but they we're both members Of the s,m.
club. tho West Side. Miss Louise Han.
mond defeBted Miss Edith Rotch Of Bo,,,,
and Mise BroEninS Won from Miss Edni
by Miss Han. gpOnd makes her the fayor,s
IN the final round tO-mOrrog agains' Ma
browning.
In the mixed doubles = surprise Va. n,
defeat Of Miss Rotch and Wallace lohnsoa
A. The hands Of Miss Wildey and Herh,-i
" Tildcn The former pair we're rated :,
likely hnalisfs.
The summaries
Women-s SinRles- semi mai round-An,, "A,
ise Hammond West Sde Tennis Club. Nea Ns.
Bostnn. IS. a.. Nlss Brov Mag. West "a,
rcnnis cub, New York. feteated Miss IA,
Wilde9 piainneid Country Club. y J.6-lG
MlHrd fouhlcs Third round MissHAgtl Ho,-s
Mss and .. =. Carpenter. Jr. defeated Nia "a,
Noycs ant 4 %. IhAyer. %. q. Nis. ia,
Wide, and y n niden defeated Miss r6a
rot'h and Mallace Johnson, "a, = g. i,-n
Niss Dorothy Green and e. $. HOgers - "a
Mems singles. Third Round CaTpenn'
Jr defcAtet n u Riley. -. - 4 Yu
Horn defeated J. ThAytr "a. -. " Jo-das
dffeated 4. ID ThAyeF. -. %
Fourth Round DR.. =. n. Hawk defeated "
y Tro,teL. q AN; A. Tiidsn dsfsaisd ). "
Pearson. 81. a. a.
Consolation Mems singles Scoond rouae
, NeWhold defeated r. ThAyer. a -
e. " Gibbons uun from FWtng StiTr hy
default W y stewart. Nd. defeated W o Dis
ton a. a.
Consolation Women's singles serond r1uid
Miss uisst0n won from Miss TAttersnsld " %
fault Miss Merrtck defeated Miss A@Gandsf
81 a.
semi mai Round Miss Morgan defeated Ma
nisstan, Z. -
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HaRD WORN FOR CORNELL.
Other Crews on the Hudssn Take u
Fairly Easy.

PouGHETEPstE. y Y. June - Again
hot dav 30 much 20 that the crews weren't
a. al ambitious In the morning In the
afternoon. when n became a little cooler
Columbia worked about a mile. Coach Rice
having a fork Of rowing sharps and iust
plain alumni in the launch IN0 The
varsity eight started ~ tweuty-uinc 10 rho
minute and ron II up 10 thirty-siX a. the end
being beautifully together. The freshmen
and the Second crew had little scrap
Cornen's varsity and freshman eights
had . hard row from the two mile mark
down 10 the hnish line They encountered
had water above the bridge. bur the last
mile was comfortable going The four
.t1rted out 10 have a trial for Two miles
bat broke a r,idder vire and had 20 give NJ
me idel
-Ssrm- a. n something always happens
10 stop these folks from having irvoui.
.atd courtney anerward Pennsylvania
didnt have murh to do In the afternoon
and rhev don't go out ~ Ill IN the morning
SYRACUSE worked down below IN me morn
iug n nd IN sifetm in the afternoon Wis
consin had a light day 81 "
The hard work for he tegait1 IL over
nov To-mOTrOW aud possibly saturday
morning there will be liniberinE 10 spins
There dOesn't srem Ia IT, much chHnse Of
I rentlemSn's fOuFs rase 70 morrow because
he pennsylyania four broke training to-
dav and the eldest Ten FyCk hsn't very
eDthusta~tsC ahOug having hie subs 80 in
although he will let them II they want 20
Columbia bsu't tn and there can hardly b.
4 race With only TWO Cornell boats in
Ths. first Of The visitors for rnce uAy came
In to-day among them James Duane i1v-
inFsfOn president 81 the early SOS Of
,'oiuubia n y g. Phillips. Who roWsd lR
Columbia varsity last wear. and frederiCk
ID Olson the Cornell cOHsWAin Of the
earlv DAYS Of the Hudson regatta and for
mer assistant cOach ~ tOrnFl there 10
not anv more excitement u~t vet than
there IL usually two DAYS before the rares
hit whatever talk there 10 IN Of a better
contest than last years In the eight Dared
race aud that vas Close enough
Omen betting will he out Of the question
this vraF hut there may be SONS wagering
al that FOlks Who have attended 70 hot
ting on the regatta before this year have
Ted 40 q snTt Of handle appers slate for
the varsity eirhts race They are selling
I OFneu for 90 IN a sion pool With Colum-
bta APO. SvFacuRe. ~ Pennavlvania. $40
anI Wiaronsin. g. There isnt much bot
ling over whether Cornell Nill win all three
races
The Cornell freshmen are recognized
A. the suOothesf thing Of frsi year boats
The cornell four may have q serious rivA
In the SvTaruee uuartes However. a.
10 not unusual. no matter What the pre-
limtnarv talk may BE-. Cornell viii be the
iayOrIte in al three races on saturday
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NEWS o. PLIIS ND PLuERr.
FFshman AMI kIaW 4 ErlanErr 10 Have
Theatre In Portland. ere

charles Frohman and Klaw 4 Er
LANCER yesterday closed an agreement
With the Swesnv Investment Company
to hu,Id tor them fut class. modern
hsair- m PDul nd Ore
The Shube-ts announce that they
r inpleted arrangements y~-t.rlay With
Mort ~ Singer e Chicsgo Whereby
they. in C8nignc;ipn with Nj Singer
asStn- tho management u the Princes
The trs iu chicago FOR "a number II yea n
The Princess Theatre vas formerly under
the exclusive fng m cement - Mr. Singer
BeRinI nR Monday afternoon matinees
wi. H. given on the American roof gar.
den instead 1f the theatre proper
Nile PuiIirr - the prime mover In .
plan - give a uOnsteT benefit for fha
Er.nch HUspi'll Osc1r Hammer.tsln
vsstertly cIblct permission ~ uss the
Manh"itan Opera House IN Tuesday july
10 The French artist herself will present
WI new skatchfs -Montemarts iy Paul
R"bouH and Mipch"' hy Pierre Barton
author e IAN
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NHE>ECT,D, GFiFr c,>F>.
Nsather Defendant Pleads Guilty sem
tences 10 Br Pronounced an july ~.

ScHrNECrAur. June ~ Nyrou n.
Jacobson. an "N-SgpsrvIsur. indicted Tor
grand Iarccnv. SECOND dcgre. withdrew
hrs former plea ~ not guilty IN IN" Su-
rr"rre court hen" to-day aud pleaded
guilty
Supervisor Thomas " Whine indicted
for i1'-lcme4nur. wa pIarr,I IN trihl
Tho .urv WAS then directed hv Justice
Van Kirk uu motion IT ~enrtor Rr1cke'r
20 return q vorIict ~ argu''ai "a the
ground. that the defendant WIS not
guilty of a crimo hrcau-' hs wa. not IN
uHrsr Hr'hori7cd Nv law % make uur-
Dtssas Tor IN" county t.ru-iuu-e end 70
wis therefore lawful FOR him fu sHll coal
ami supplies to the alnsh0gse
Tn" ndiCtmeu' against Irving = Vel
der charging mlstemeanoI WIS dis
missed
The Joint trial Of Edward " Robinson
and William W DAVIS charged with mis-
the Court who ,s,id that t there was any
violation 81 DO" las 900 Their ul~" - was
~u tyrauricgl ~ character that an injustice
world b" done ~ convict
TIN. sndei the ld-s'f - be tTisi and aIl
rial juror were discharged Tor tho term.
Motions o. ~ aside yorifr'4 and for
uoN trials were pat over ~ July u.s. when
fhe Court announced tha; -ertenCn and
pod RWont will 30 pronounced several
attorneys aUnuuno-t That IN july o. they
will make application Tor certificates ~
reasonable Doubt uu thu grounds of error
committed In the admission INTO the trial
~ statement, mada hy witnesses AZ the
4 omytrullpr's examination
Court tooH a rrces- 90 % clock io-mor-
row morning. Nhen u ~ understood the
rest u the defendants will plead guilty.
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WRO COr ven OFFICERS.
Executive Committee Of "a. Headed bl
CIIHOrd 70. Harmon. chosen.

tn" delegates 10 tho American Aero
uautc Association. which formed an
alurno with the Aero Club 81 America
and changed - name ~ the National
Council OF Aero Gibbs of America. com
pl"trd urgau,zltInI Yesterday afternoon
An cyrC'Ifly" committee and officers
were elected 10 serve until the second
TUESDAY m December. when convention
will be- called IN this city The executive
COMMITTEES - a. follows
,IHord y Harmon. The Aero club OF
Nm.risa. chairman " X S'ranF Aero
,lur ~ Kansas ,i,e-chairman Alhsr,
Bond Aero cub % ~ : Oui- DR. = Z. t.beT-
lart' Aero club ~ DAYTON Dr Albert ;
yahu. Zero tlub ~ Washington. George
Vrsr.. nero ''rb ~ Kansas City Charles
O. tiUBdrn Nrrp iub ~ New EnuIann.
James pl-v. Aero club ~ Illinois iOtn "
~attsrH-ld Aero lub o. Buffalo O. 4 Rich
Al i-pu. intercollegiate Aero club Alumni.
,arl FISHER. aero Z, lab % INDIANAPOLIS
Arthur Nth-rhoIt. Aero Cut ~ Phlladsl.
phIa
Henry Neeiy ~ The Aero Club Of Phila-
dslpha was made chairman Of tho con-
'e,.t committee. and Jerome fanciulh.
chairman ~ M" press COMMITTEES COB
Jerome Joyce ~ the Aero Club 81 Bati.
more vas elected treasurer. Jerome
Fanciulh ~ tho Aero Club of Atlantic CitV
secretary. and George y Harrison 81 the
Aero Ciub II tahiOrna assistant sec
rotary
q was ID yesterday that the arrange
ment - the most advanta geOus possible
and ih.' every club viii h. benefltsd
~ the afihatiOu While tho Aero Club
u America will have charge Of the inter-
national meet 81 1910 such events there.
after will he IN tho hands o. tho newly
founded organiZa ton
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lost WEENS wars FOrVD.
somebody Was Paid for Them. hat Not
the ComDan, That Made Them.

Detectives n District Attorney DO
Wits Greens county stu astnr under
instructions from Justice Staple'on u
the supreme COurt have found several
valuable maps that should have brcn IN
the Queens County Cler.- Office A.
Jamalcl but which were discovered 'o
ba missing nv a commission consisting
Il William & WvCkof - Jcma.ra and
LOUIS Hess u Far ROckaway i lsssII
that the mans Ncre found m the office ~ a.
company that had Withdrawn them
because 10 had not been paid for ~ y orb
No blame attaches 10 the company
IL 10 said 10 Queens that tho voucher
Tor payment for the worA was passed and
paid by no" 'umptrollers ofhce u 'Gr
city u New YORK a year ago Il viii be-
10 g. the Grand jury ~ ask who got 'h.
money and what Was done with u
In regard % records which have l,een
inarcuFate.y copied. Justice S'aplst1n
has ordered them 10 h" reCDpied ~ once
Il ~ feared that already flaws have cr"pt
INTO Titles
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Only Ward ~ the lou scorers had ,
on The ien yard dell hole. but DERRICK.
plummsr Ballou and e. u Giliett we're a.
fortunate on that green. while Sturgis had
on the rs ward eighth Rut what 4. n.
tiillett thought he luCkiest play followed
his drive into the pond before the four
tenth tee for the hall ,afromed from the
water and bounced over the four foo, stone
retaining wall into the grass beyond
In contrast 20 these good nCk tales
Bowefs Tor falling 90 searrh ihe iull rive
minutes for a ball lost on the lair green
plaved \ second hall, boiling nut With both
Tor a decision ~ the committee. was penal
lyet two strokes " j laidlay drove
fnom the seventeenth tee inside Of a paper
bag left on the fair green nv a malignant
tate N the guise ~ a careless uaddie Il
tooA four shots with mashie baked hy
two strong arms and unlimited strong Ian.
guage 10 free the bal There y ~ he match
play for four cups this morning
The summAry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-24

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g. nickel AZ ~ al-i5s 4 ~ Zimmerman
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Eamls. - 8l#isq = Hummer ApaN ssnis o.
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NnANA ANTS ~ eb-lhO O. s. 1ainFs. NykagJ D.
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lourtn ,,Ais-n james 4 Tyng. BaItIsrol
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n " Ill., SrAraiais iui. u 1874. e n Conner.
AnAuanis. Zoe. y. atat:C T.. HOlmes. waterbury
~ N 800 : NeKsivyy Dyker Meadow "
sisi. z. , ulsY cganterd:. y g ies.
SiWanoy " N. ~ Poinle- south Orange
iW a. io1 81 y Leeds, Fox Hllls. I'm, - ia0
T. Ftrsimmons Waterbury iU7 N-iW
H Harris Princeton, iOt. SIS W l. Davidson
Vicnmond County. 80 io-tm, { p Maty
WyAt'l i0A " sOi Y. Mauslok, Fo1 HIS.
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Apawanls ~ Wrni~. Auawamis DR. ]. y Tester
rnsleWOot " W~aihrrhY FngleWOoi ana
Gardner " White Oakland. wthdrcW
In tho final n Tussd,y ~ the HOLLYWOOD
GOn Tub Miss louise Blur won the women .
handicap cup from Mrs 4 l. Greenhall
By up and
& Mabon has gained e'ond win on
the pr-sident'- cup ~ he Ardaley Club and
another Will give the perm nent owRerrhip
10 him he beat WYATT W TrvloF N the
Anal on Monday by M in eighteen holes
~ was q most sfubboTnly fought match
Ne hon saving the virtoTy hy series %
lone puts. getting several down Of eight
a MI ten feet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-24
APAVAMIS CLUB GOLFTNG
TOURNlMENT SCORE ROJND
MAS W7 STARTERS.
TTa'ers leads IN the M0rnlnE. but Travis
Il hest on Thlrty-slN Holes sherman
TIED MIN rhree for Third Place
weird Experiences With Paper BaE.

/ Il vas no, a. he ApaWamis Club for the
I opening u he annual Invitation 'ourna-
ment YESTERDAY me members said y Was
7 merely -easonable weather aud none Of
: The lOs 10 star IN the thirty-sx hole quail
tving play no did noi return cards blamed
the high sCore made by the Thermometers.
They laid he blame only on their own high
scores MANY starters are a. safe 70 fall
by the wayside a. some sieeplechase Jockeys
on green horses. bu' there was surprise
81 the drawing out " Gardner W. White.
who has been doing 20 vel a. recent touF-
namenis. After % for the morning White
tore NJ hts card in Inc afternoon.
! couldn't hit balloon and guess I'm
overgolfed. said White But I improved
my score i've strokes on the frat hole
This was said with a grin. for he had
taken nine for u before A. played the
course was S.OlS out and s.i1S In. the par
being ~. s7-75. The turf was fine through
out and Herbert strong had the putting
greens perfect. On the morning play Il
looked IN spite Of Whites downfall that
the younger sst were 70 make all the run
ming. for Travers had Il. GWyer Is. Graham
- and sherman 20. while the only older
players in striking distance were Ward
Al - and Travis at 10. but the journeys
END after the neat eighteen holes brought
a shifting about
Then Travis By IS was in front with
ia, Iravers. who VAS out in u and then
had and Z seCond with iSs and sher.
man, Ward. Graham and Gvyer were
bracketed together at iM. Conley, who
had improved biz earlier - by two strokes
Was 100. ~ the mornings leaders only
Travis lowered his card. sherman. who
u practising Tor the tournament 81 his
home club. the Nahnundasis Of Utica. and
has not golfed often since the Garden city
fixture. repeated with -. hut each Of the
others Of early prominence dropped some
Il rnL 4. La uL..a H-.nAal "a I'll