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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-05
ROBERTS Wins SINGLES
Stirring Lawn Tennis Finals at
KnickerboCker Club.
JENNINGS AND REIMER WIN
Capture Doubles by Defeating
Voshell and Baggs After
Pretty Struggle.

Two stirring finals brought the lawn ten
MS tournament on the clay courts OF the
Knickerbocker Field Club. F'latbush, 10 an
end Yesterday, with Harry s. Roberts WIN
ming the singles and William n. jennings
and Lincoln Reimer the doubles Botn OF
the competitions produced hard and fast
tennis. Roberts defeated Frederick u
Baggs s-10 6-3. 81, while Jennings
and Reimer defeated 8. Howard Vosheh
and Frederick C. Baggs 2-s, S-s. So. %
PLAYING we'll up to the net in the singles
Baggs by his rapidity of volley shots ana
his speed in covering court. ran up q Ieao
of 5S on games before Roberts settied ifl'o
his stroke The ninth game OF the hrst set
marked the turning of the tide Alternately
Iobbing and driving, Roberts SO coniuseo
Bags that he was soon in a maze OF uouD'
and uncertainty as TO what form his OPP
ponent's attack was next TO take TX "as
indeed hodgepodge of lawn tennis thaI
Roberts played at this time III even ap-
peared that he did not quite know himself
what was best to do. Yet us very uhcei
tainty made il successful
They fought out the set point by point
until at Sail Bags scooped up number OK
low ground strokes for pretty passing re-
turns so that he scored the set at 1O-e-
But that only appeared empha sized as
bit of good fortune in the next set, FOR
Roberts forged into the lead and was never
headed. although Bags by hard hghtlns
balanced the score at Sail. That was
Baggs's last stand Thereafter he was left
behind as Roberts drove straight through
his courts for placement. winning the de-
Gliding set at 81.
In the doubles Jennings played masteTful
lawn tennis His forehand lawfords were
played with full sweep through of me
racket that sped the ball true to court
Reimer ably supported his plays by chop
ping and cutting at the net in way that
caused both Voshel and Bagss 70 maze
errors on their attempts at returns The
best feature of the playing on the part Of
the losing pair was the snap which they
put into the rallies Once they had the ball
moving quickly in it's shuttlelike course
back and forth, Toshell and Bags each
displayed good Judgment in picking out the
alleys for the passes.
On the whole however. Jennings and
Reimer played the steadier and best
planned game Their attack was always
timed 70 point, and they held together
smoothly in all of their nanueuvres- De-
voting considerable attention 70 BaSgs,
they played him TO 2 standstill finally scor-
ing the winning set and match after 2
number of iercely contested rallies that
were applauded by the holiday crowd which
had ass mbled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-05
RACES IN FIFTH AVENUE
Interborough Championship Re-
lay Contests Stop Traffic.
ROOSEVELT LEAGUE WINNER
Distance Covered Was Two
Miles. Each Boy Splinter
Running Two Blocks.
ROOSEVELT LEAGUE WINNER

The final relay race to decide the inter
borough championship Of greater New
York was held yesterday afternoon on
Fifth avenue, starting ar Tooth street and
ending ct soth street The Roosevelt Ath-
letic League won the event by about
block.
During the morning the preliminary races
we're held on the Speedway. Each Of the
five boroughs entered teams In all about
twenty teams consisting Of twenty boys
each, were on hand az the Speedway The
morning contests ware between teams Of
the same borough. the winners being
chosen for the finals in the afternoon
After the morning heats we're ruH off the
tired athletes were taken TO the Sth Regt-
rraent Arraory, at Park avenue and 2.th
street, for q rest and dinner
Some Of the sprinters evidently did not
observe strictly the recognized training
rules as few OF them complained Of pains
in the stomach after the generous repast
that was set before them.
~ O'Clock the officials were at the
starting mark at Tooth street They were
DR. William H. Maxwell, James z, Sulli-
van, commissioner OF the Board OF Edu-
cation; Everett c. Brown, president of the
Amateur Athletic League of America. and
4
! of New York
From the stn Regiment arnaory the
chosen contestants were taken in q two
horse van TO the starting mark For some
reason The team from Queens did not ap-
pear for the finals. The van passed down
Fifth avenue leaving four Of the runners,
one from each borough, at the even blocks.
4 few minutes before John j. McHugh,
the official starte-. fired the gun, all traffic
along the racecourse was directed TO the
side streets, J. Pierpont Morgan being the
/ last TO pass the police Gordon in his auto
mobile, until the race was over
| Looking up Fifth avenue from the finish
/ ing mark the crowd was seen TO scatter at
I'D street for the sidewalks as two white
/ clad runners came into view over the hill
at that point. 4 cheer went Up from the
! bystanders as the Roosevelt Athletic
| League runner. D. Levy. grasped the flag
! for the final sprint. He finished fully a
| Public School No. II, of The Bronx The
runners of Public Schools and H. of
the boroughs of Brooklyn and Richmond,
! respectively, finished third and fourth. The
time for the several teams was: First
6:47 1-5; second, 100 10; third, 7:2S IL;
| fourth, 7:2s-
Each contestant in the finals received a
silver medal. The members of the winning
| team were presented with silver cups. 1t
| has been arranged to have Mrs. Clarence
! H MackaV present the winning team with
4 the silk flag when the schools reopen in
the fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-05
THE LOUISE PROVES FAST
Wins Open Motor Boat Race in
Hackensack Regatta.
IBy Telegram to The Tribune.

ILackensack, y. J., July 4.-The Hacken-
sack Boat Club held its second annual re
gatta over six-nile course on the Hack
ansack River this afternoon. In the motor
boat. semi-speed race, the Jim John. owned
by Nunemackar and Van Wettering, was
fsrt. and the y. NJ. D., by Jacob II. Fanlt,
second The time was As minutes. The
open race for motor boats was won by the
Louise, owned by II. Lowe. of Ridgefeli
Park. the Ulk. owned by +. W. Emmer, be
ing second The winners time was 4S min
utes These races were against a heavy
tide and wind
I'm the double canoe event Fred Friend
and Herbert Lowe finished first and g. K.
Vermorel, jr., and a s. Rogers, second
The hundred yards swim was won by
Frank Murphy. with John Bernard second
The time was so seconds In the diving
contest Jacob II. Flank, jr., was first, and
n u. EcIxert second. The duck race was
won by john Bernard and the tub race by
Jacob Fank-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-05
TAKE SIX FIRST PLACES
Members Of st. Mary's Athletic
Club Win Iaurels.

Six first places IN the New Jersey State
track and field meet, held az the City Park
Oval, Bayonre. N J., yesterday afternoon.
were captured by the athletes OF the ST
Mary's Athletic Club of Bayonne, under
whose auspices the meet was held Several
hundred athletes Of clubs north Of Trenton
entered the competition
The South Paterson Athletic Club was
represented by two sterling athletes who
ca ptured three titles for their club, James
Ryan winning first place in both the 20
yard dash and the hurdle race, and Louis
Scott defeating his formidable field in the
one-ulile run
The summaries follow
howard dash-won by H. L.re-ty. New
ark Y NJ c 4: second. N a Zieser. S.
Mays : G: thi-d. J. Ryan. South Paterson
sso-yard dash-Won by Frank Sinclair. St
Mary's A, G. second. W Van TuyI, South
Mile waIk-won By Edn9onds; St, Mary.
c. A: third. L H Sweeney. Bellevtlle c. G
Paterson A G: second. E J. Browne, St
Mary. A 6: No other entrants Time. Ola
vile c. e; third. a E Ford, ST Mary's 4 G
Twelve-pound shotput-won by D. Maloney.
St Mary's =. G, with 45 feet 9 inches: second.
third. H. Ford. St Mary's 4 C. with 43 feet
inches.
Running high iump-Non by G. J Schwarz
Sterens Institute. with feet s inches: sec
ord D. c. Couden. ST. Marys 4 c. with 5
feet inches: third. c. Lamb. ST. Marys A C
with feet inches
30. 22o-yard da ssao1 By , Ea4 South Pat
third. e c. Lehman, Anchor A. c Time
O:24 SIS.
Mile run-Won by Louis Scott, South Pat
erson A. c; second. T. w. Keyes. unattached:
third. T. Steud Elizabeth Y VI. c. A Time,
4:46 2-5.
Hop. step and jump-Won by G. Doherty,
ST. Mary's A c., with "a feet inches:
ond. n Tenny. Montclair Y. NJ. c. A. with II
feet inches; third, T. BeIrne. ST Mzry's
A. G, with IL feet.
Five-mile run-Won by Il McGuruin ST.
Mary's A. c.. second. F.. Moore. Knicker-
booker r. and A. A: third J. Rafferty,, South
Paterson A. C. Time. 81 80
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A G: D. Badkis, unattached second; r. j.
Brown. st. John A c. third. Time. 800 %
Three-lap race novtcel-Won by A \. Levin
sohn Clark House. c. Rosenbaum. Sheridan A
G. second; NJ somer, Educational Alliance
Fifty-yard dash-won by H. Rabinowitz,
Seward Park: J. Poplopskv Seward Park sec
ond; J. Casper. Times Square, third Time
COG.
High 1ump-Won by Kreiger, Seward Pa, Park X
i1:rrp of 3 feet 212 inches; J. Lipschitz, Seward
Park Jump of : . inches second; d. kap-
Ian Seward Park. jump of . feet inch, third
Two-lap run-Won by Poplopsky, Seward
Tark: II. Rabinowitz. second Preferential, third
Time. o % -
Fifty-yard dash-Won ly BaIserini, St James:
Brophy St Peters. second; Ryan. st. Peter s.
third. Time. 0:06 % .,. -
One-lap race-Won by Ryan. Immaculate Con
ception: BalseFini, st James second; Brophy'
81 James third. Time, O:22 %.
-hree-IaD run-Won by RosenbauIn, Sheridan
A. .: I,avinsohn, Clark House, second: Lip
srttz Sheridan A. c.. third Time, l:2S %.
Two-lap run-Won by J. McDonnoush, Xavier;
Gribin Xavier second: Whiteford. st. Agnes.
third. Time, 0:52 %. .. -
Fifty-yard dash-Won by Taftin. p 5 g.: De
third. Time. 0:o6 30 q 90
1OO-yard dash-Won by L. Baxansky. 5. 62;
x CiumInerse p. s 81 second; L. De MARITIME,
p s l. third. Time, OIL - ~ .
Two-iap run--Won by Badkis. De WIT Chn-
ton. I,ipschutZ Commerce, second; l. Cohtn
Townsend Harris third Time. o:56
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-05
COMPETE FOR THREE CUPS
Greenwich Golfers Out in Force
for Handicap Tourney.
IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune

Greenwich, Conn, July 4.-Three cups
presented by President E. c. Converse were
I'D for competition at the Greenwich Coun-
t-y Club TO-DAY, and a hundred players
competed In Class a, thirty-six-h0le
medal play against boyle. for those with
a handicap of IS and under, B. H. War
ford was the winner, with handicap OF 8,
ending up on bogie. Mr.. Warford also
made the best gross score OF the day, Is.
In Class b. 1hirty-six-hole medal play
against bogie, for those with handicap Of
l : or over y. $ Medium was the winner
with Sc handicap by up.
The scores handed in follow
Glass A-B II. Warford Chandicap s., up:
c W Tripp G6D, up: @. W. Price t2S),
UP: - & Pierson. If. (2S). up; H Gillian
81. : down. Clement Rag (2i), 9 down; r. b.
Curtiss HSb. / down: j. W. Curtiss 1Sb, Q
down: II. g Carroll 90, even; j. c. Soutter
90. 10 down; r. Craft (1S), down; w. B..
Tubby jr 49,, 10 down; Benjamin Strong. jr-
IS1 down: L. .. Converse (22), / down
E y Judd (2S). down
class B-N. s Medium handicap 800, 3
M: : o Lockwood (40), even; w. T. Graham
I4O) / down: e n. Norton (42), down:
= Squier (38D, 3 down; y. II. Villas (30). 3
down: r. J. Snyder 900. down: James
McCutcheon 600. down; James Pott 900.
: down; II. L. Cammann (4ol, down; j. A
Topping (4ol. down.
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ON CRICKET cREAsH
All New York Eleven Defeat,
All New Jersey Easily.
WEST PHILADELPHIA WINS
The Glorious Fourth" Brina,
Out Players Galore and Past
Games Result.

All New York easily routed All New j..
sey on the cricket field yesterday. T..
game was played at Prospect PARK ana
the teams were selected by The Metrouoe
tan League and the New Jersey s-a..
League. respectively. New Jersey w.-.
arst to bat and made a respectable .ho,
ing up to the luncheon interval. but y,
players were unable to combat succs,.
fully the bowling Of J. l. Foyer afr,
luncheon. and all were disposed Of for 4
Poyer's bowling was unusually success.
full. his figures being wickets for q run.
C. A. Worm captured wicxets for Is r,r,
and hit hard for ~. which total was al.
compiled by F. Gautier. Worm and Gau,l,.
soon put the issue beyond doubt. but zoas
batting on the part of F A Corbin, ], I
Poyer, H. Foyer and l.. r. Williams Gauss
the New York total to exceed the 30 nsrs
The best bowling for New Jersey vas dor,
by NJ. de Charleroy, with wickets for q
runs.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-05
Reno Fight Stops Polo Game
PLAYERS at Cedarhurst Rein in Ponies When
Returns Are Announced.

Riplev so much by their rough riding
horsemansfip that in the third period ne
retired. Philip Stevenson taking his place
on the Meadow Brooks as No. !
Al the beginning OF the third period Van
Cortlandt's four began to ride in circles
around Meadow Brook The youngsters
were ridden off from the ball, while Van
Cortlandt scored goals almost at will. Nor
gan Belmont and Thomas lie Boutillier
accomplished some good work and did
some fine hitting, despite the fact thai their
attempts at goals were futile
It happened while the players had begun
to pay greater attention 10 the prizehght
announcements than to the polo game that
Thomas LIE Boutillier hooked on 10 the ball
at the north end Of the field Just then the
announcer was shouting exciting news
through a megaphone. LIE Boutillier took
advantage of his opportunity and by five
fine shots carried the ball the length Of the
field anL tailed one Of the two goals scored
for Meadow Brook
VAN CoRTLANDT MEADOW BROOK
FREEBOOTERS JUNIORS.
No.1-N L Tilney Il No. IS D. Ripley.
No. 2-T D. Robin P Stevenson. -.
10. ST Boyer. 800. Ne st LIE Boutil-
-7'--@ BacI-A. Drury 80. !
Goals scored: Fer Van Cortlandt Freebooters
N. l. Tilney, s; T D Robinson. s; T
Roy s5s, s for foul H Sst ssors LSt BY so5fs
Meadow Brook Juniors-Philip Stevenson I;
Thomas LIE Boutillier, / Lost by penalty-For
two FOULS of Il goal each. goal Net score
Referee. Cheever Cowdin. Time of game
Eight periods of IA minutes each.
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AT SOUTH FIELD.

Saventv-dye ward dash topen to A. A u
Won nv A cohen Townsend Harris Hall: E
PiIrer unattached second: d. Des Trenholm
1nattached third. Time. 0:0S %
Three-0ua rter-rniIe run tclosed to A A. u
Won by " G. PAUL. New York A: c; f Grant
unaftached second; II. Crook, Morningside A
G third Time, $40 40.
sso-vard run topen to preparatory schools)-
Won b,y Fl Hooking, Hamilton Institute; j; r.
NcCoIrick De Witt Clinton, second Time. ia
Running broad jump open TO preparatory
schoolsl-yyon by A. c. Cohen, Townsend Harris
I,,I1n Cp % feet inches; ]. S Slattery. De
Wifi clinton. jump of II feet II inches second
NJ Rum De Witt Clinton. jump OF 10 feet
440o ward run (novice; open to Catholic A l.
", ~. n Norman, St. Malachy'a A c.; T.
I, Cnnecn ST Peters second: j. j. Cuneen. st
p+e,tg tb;r1 Time 0:5S %.
Etgb irmn (open to Y NJ. G A.l-Non by j
AraTman West side. jump Of > feet inches
II Grant unattached jump of feet inches
second. J. G. Harris. Central. jump OF feet II
Ci, md dash topen to P. s. A. L)-Won BY
MartbeYs P 5. 50; F. Briggs. p. :. 10, sec
- starn p :. 10. third. Time, o;o6.
,no ava dash (uten TO preparatory schools
Won bv ~ Hooking, Hamilton Institute; j. S
cIattery De witt Clinton, second: {. Veg
$1,000, Harris third Time. 0:10 80.
900 80 lash (open TO p. s 4. Ll-Won by
F. Goodwin, p. s. 5: F. Briggs. r. 5 10 second
i nn,-mi I run Copen to Y. NJ; c Al--Won by
IT Iahnrg west Side: r. Faulkner. West Side
tec1pd 7 McGollaee. 23d Street third Time
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GAMES At MANY PARKS
Thousands of Schoolhoys and
Adults in Competitions,
CROWDS ENJOY THE SPORT
Contests Held Under the City's
Auspices Are Voted a IRE
mendoUs Success.

Thousands Of schoolboys and amateur
athletes competed in the many meets which
were held under the auspices Of the city of
New York in the parks yesterday Men
who have become famous as world cham
pions. as well as tiny schoolboys, exhibited
their proves to swarms of spectators.
College athletes also competed in some of
the parks The committee which had
charge of the huge undertaking visited all
the parks and its members voted the
scheme great success
The events were open TO pupils Of pub
lie and parochial schools, the Church Ath-
Ietic League, the Intersettlen7ent Associa-
ton the Young Men Christian Associa-
ton, the Catholic Athletic League and
REGISTERED Amateur Athletic Union athletes.
The largest crowds congregated at Tornp-
kins Square Park and Seward Park, on the
lower East Side. Parents and sisters cheered
the boys and the squads of policemen had
their hands full in restraining the enthusl-
asm of many onlookers.
The results Of the contests at the various
PARKS were as follows:
AT aROTONA PARK.
1oo-yard dash Cnovice. a. A. UD-Won by
] Corcoran, Aqunas Lyceum: E. Corcoran
Aqunas. second; c. Addison, unattached, third
Running broad jump a. A. U.l-Wcn by b!
W Fielding. New York A. 6. jump of u IT
s in: c Addison, unattached. second Jump OF
Is #. 6 in; F. Butler, unattached, third JUMP
of Is #. 312 in.
Four-lap run "a. A. U.)-Won by L Bogart
New York A. C; J. Meresso. unattached sec
ond: ]. Donohue, Mohawk A. c.. third. Time
sso-yard walk exhibition Won by, 5. Iieb-
gold. Pastime A G, time 3:3S; l. Liebgold
| frtsb-American A. =. second, time. 400
! Oue-lap run Catholic A. L.)--Won by j
McDerm6tt St ePters: p. S. keenan,, Xavier
\. A., second Time, O:45.
Twelve pound shot-put tChurch A. IL
Won by J. Bro0khurst, Bronx c c. put OF
AZ feet; J. Kuhn, Bronx G G, second put o.
80 #, in: J. Kieber, Xavier a. A.. third
put of 33 # 10 in. w
p20-yard run Observation-Disclosures by W
! Garretson East Side House; g. Reisdorph
! christ Church second. Time, 0:29
Fifty-yard dash (P. s. A L)-Won by |
Klauber z. s. %; y. Paulfch. p ,. 4 second
! j. Hunt p. s. .. third. Time, 0:06 30
1O0-vard dash CP. S A Ll-Won by a
Weinstein p 5. .: W. Hasselhoh' Z D d
second Time, OH.
Running broad jump P. S. A. !.).Won by
! J. Kelly. p. s. 81, jump of - It. In: 6
! HassellhoT p. 5. 3, second. jump of - feet
! w Meehan, 2. s. !, third. jump OF IA II: l in
one-rnile run (high chools)-Won by j
! I,enbach. Morris H. s.; S Bari, Morris II. 5.
second. Time. BIB
: Fifty-vard dash (parochial schools)-Wor
! by E. Musso, Aqunas Church: w. WHALE
! Auuinas Church, second: ii: Corcoran' Aqulna'
One-Iap run (parochial schools Won by
! f Musso Aquinas Church; W. WHALE, Aquinas
| Church second; r. HALEY, Aquinas Church
! third. Time. G:J3.
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ssoyard run intersettlement>-won bv W.
Wilson, Hudson Guild: F. J. Meyers Hartley
third third Tine 2:1s 2 fsurs aS0"' Christ House.
=, 44o-yard dash Military a. L.)-won by r.
69th Regiment A A. second: J. J. Muidoiy
18th tho Regiment A A; third, Time. OBS
Coll, West Side: B. Trerise West Side second
>. D. zimmerman. West Side. third Time.
Running high jump ". NJ. c. A)-won NV
j. zimmerman, West Side. feet: Trer,ss
s Nest side' IT, 10 in second: w. Coll. West
. FouF.lap run playground boys)-Won by
third Time. PIP 80. '
:, Fifty-yard dash playground boys)-Won bv
L. Duemy, Commerce; T. Early. Commerce.
second; NJ Rosenbluth. De Witt Clinton. third
y rwiSsp ri run v EPiaygFonnd by H
third. Time; OBS e.
220-yard run (parochial schooIs)-Won -,
J: oDonnel, Holy Trinity; r Gomez u Holy ny
Trinity second; T. German. Holy Cross. third.
Half-rniIe walk-Won by F. Ryan. Mott y1av.,
A.. g: F. Winkler. Harlem Y. NJ. c. A. second:
c o merren Pa Pas. A G; third Time s:51
Won by T. J. Fitzgerald. New York A O.
NJ, Smyth. ozanam Association. second: W
Wilson. Hudson Guild. third Time 81
$50 yard run tncvIce)-Won by NJ r ,2o,,a.,
Holy Cross Lyceum; r. Ferguson, Christ Church
A G.. second: J. O'Connor Xavier A {, rbiri
Pole vault (open 10 Amateu. Athletic Union
HG in 0Y 6 B Ra Dukes New New y York G. II
second; A. l. Belcher, New York A C.. 10 -
in. third - ~ H.
-Four lap run Catholic A L.)-WoD bv r.
Lane. Holy Cross: A. Dougherty Ozsnarn $40
citation, second: NJ. Hughes Ozanam Associatior
third. Time. 80 3-5.
Two lap dash tpostofice cIerks)-Won nv
Dougherty Fordham station: j. Pagan S1stton
w, second Time, o:35 3-5.
100-yard dash public schools)-Won nv 7
Hoffman. Public Set DOL 81: A. Thornton P,,hiic
School 81 second; T Velden. Public school 81.
Fifty-yard dash public school Athletic League,
,, "on ny - fiaiLllen u- uoIiS Scaoo 80; T..
Public School 81 third. Time. 0:e as
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ar PELHAM BAY PARK.

- - ,nn toren 10 q. a. UJ-Won BY e
l. Rst sa New York a. c.. H. j. stripling
tfhi"s G., second Nj. a. Conway. Mohawk
!. - Third. Time. o:a2
n -, @ Io-pound shot t0pen to \. a. ~
Won by Fl 9 ages senh4e6 s pnt of *
Ieet AZ ~ ~ AZ feet inches; j. II. Meyer. un-
attached s1fseS PIT th H' Of - feet 10 inches
Two ii'' Gerard Morningside A. C.. ]. V
won M%n p remnant A. G. second: F. J Mcnamara
SotI ma open &c h in cat hlms 10 " b,
ner 11np,,nonev Fordham; q. J. Mitchell Paui-
list list e. second ,o Ti%e to e = n 6 A,-won b,
four-lh Union branch F. Eichesheiner
T + Ma Branch. second % zaeharowsky Union
,amab third Time. s;2o 10
bfaneh' In run CLOSED to Y. n. c. A.)-Won BY
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AT SEWARD PARK.

Putting II pound .shot-Won BY James a
Cary, unattached put of - feet inches. Au-
gust Miller unattached, put Of 30 feet ! inch,
second Louis Weissman. sheridan A. C, put Of
3: feet inches third
Nine-lap run-Won by ". Schneider. National
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ROUGH WATER FOR REGATTA
The Jappa Wins First Race of
Jamaica Bav Yacht Climb

Only five power boats were able to finish
in the first race of the season given by the
jamaica Bay Yacht Club yesterday TWEEN
ty-three boats in all started. but rough
water made the going heavy, and many
minor accidents were reported. The yachts
started on their handicaps so the first boat
home was the winner. 1t was the Jappa.
the property of Mills Brothers.
The summary follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-05

Yacht racing for the season started at
the Belle HarOor Yacht Club YESTERDAY
Inc opening regatta was made up OF class
OF sail and another clas of power boats.
SIX sailooats started and raced over a six
mile course In Jamaica Bay. The winner
was X. L. Mahoney's Coots The winner
among the power boats was the Marion In
the sailboat division the Meta, the property
of W. Winter. lost her mast and had 10 70
tire from the contest
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AT sT. GARRIEL,s PARK.

One-lap run "a A. U.)-Won by f p Gull
foyle, St CiabrieTs A. C.. G. j. Conlin knight.
of St Anthony. second: l. c. Mchaeis, Irish
American A c. third Time. O:2lIs.
Two-lap run (noyice a A. U.)-won bv 7
Worden. St Ciahriel's A. C.: o. c. Michaels.
Irish American A c. second; Z Powers. St
Five-lap run CA, a. U-l-Won by J. oNeih
unattached; O. C. Mchaelis, Irish-Ameriean A
G., second w. Beck, commerce Recreation
Centre. third. Time. 2ii9.
Two-lap tclosed 10 Military 4: I.,-won
by c, J. Conin 22d Regiment: +. ManIey n ST
Regiment. second; II. Conway. list Regiment.
third. Time. 2:ia
Two Ian run catholic A. L.l-Won nv 7
Fitzpatrit.ls St t;abriel's 4 C.; Il. y. Ciuifovi4
II tiabrieFs \ -. second; John Sheehau Paul
list 4 9. thrd Time, o IL
Five-lap walk tChurch y. L)-Won by 5