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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
lNMAN TAKES A TROPHY
Defeats Shafer for Singles Cup
on Ardsley Courts.

The two well-played finals resulted in
Frederick c. Inman winning the singles
CUP at Ardsley yesterday afternoon, while
Harold H. Hackett and Raymond d. Little
captured the doubles trophy. Inman was
somewhat slow In starting, as for SINE I'M
explainable reason the turf appeared to
bother him. once he got on toptoe. how
ever. he repaldly worked up to the pinnacle
Of his game, so that he defeated George c.
Shafer. the former Columbia University
athlete, at IS. 6-3 81, 81.
Hackett and Little. the old and new
shareholders in the national doubles cham
plonship, took four sets to dispose OF Gus
tave +. Touchard and Edgar W. Leonard
before winning at 81, Ga, 70. e.
At the beginning of the singles Inman at
tempted long driving rallies against Shafer
The latters aim was good and he did not
venture line-shavng shots. All the daring
and the dash was on lnman's sde and
while he was getting his game into It's
swing he lost the opening set by a narrow
margin.
There was no checking Of Inmans game
with the beginning of the second set Sha-
FER was helpless. He could not lobb ac-
curately enough to dislodge lnman, nor
was It possible for him to pass him on
the drive. In the third and fourth sets
shatter was practically chained to his base
line because OF the strength and speed OF
Inmans deep shots.
Hackett and Little adopted the tme-hon-
ored method OF coming up to the net under
the guard OF high lobbs and then smashing
or volleying the returns for the points In
the doubles match. From their side Touch
ard and Leonard likewise attempted to lobb
defensively. 1t failed to work chiefly be-
cause Touchard and Leonard. being unac-
customed to each other. got their signals
mixed
The third set contained some lively bat
ties. with the points dalling closely until
Touchard and Leonard managed to carry
the set at 10. II was their one fash az
Hackett and Little finished out the match
In the next set with the loss OF only two
games.
The summary follows:
Ardsley Cup singles thnal all dcup round)-
Frederick e. lnman defeated George c. Shafer,
"a, Ga, G-l.
Ardsley doubles (finai and cup round)-Harold
H. Hackett and Raymond ID. Little defeated
Gustave +. rouchard and Edgar w. Leonard
q. Il. O. 10 a.
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VAN VLEcK LEADS AT BALTusRoL

new club champion developed in the
person OF c. f. Van Week, jr.. at the Bal
tusrol Golf Club yesterday. Conditions
called for two eighteen-hole rounds. and
Van Week made his first circuit In 81 and
his second in 80. for a total Of l74. Howard
Glffin finished second. one stroke behind
the winner. getting rounds of 81 and IS.
while Wallace Sinclair had S-92-lT
&. ii. Smith, with a card OF l0l-25-76,
was the winner Of the sweepstakes. with
ii. e. Davis second. with l0i-25-79. Fol-
lowing are the results in the first match
round for the secretary's cup:
Secretary's cup, first rcund--F. L'Hom-
medleu beat +. \. Wright, by default: Os-
car Woodward beat Il. T.. Moody; up; ID.
W. Cranberry beat II. Hasbrouck, by de-
fault: r.. Adams beat G. s. Byron, mp
and . to play; II. Gihin beat W. ID. DE
Peyster. by default; t. II. Cauty beat A.
u. shandler, up and to play. -
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NEW RECORD AT CRICKET
Richmond County Bats 305 Runs
for Three WiCketS.
HAWLEY DOES "HAT TRICKy
j. Gildese Makes First Centurv
of Season on the Van Cort.
landt Park Creases.

Two centuries" made by two batsman
for the Richmond County cricket eIey,.
and total of Sc5 runs for the loss OF thras
wickets I'm the association Championship
match against the Crescent Athletic Clue
eleven at Manor Field. West New Brfeb.
ton, Staten Island, yesterday, set new
record for cricket I'm America The .,-cs-
cents were first at the bat, and were all
disposed of for a total of SO runs. o.
At 80 c. G. Hull and II. Leth-Ross bee
came partners for Richmond County. AMI
the pair defed all attempts of the Crescen.
bowers to dlslodge them. The partnership
was not broken until the total was well
on TO the 200 mark, Hull being the first to
succumb with an innings Of los to his
credit
Leith-Ross continued batting in the fines,
style, and eventually carried out his bat
for the grand total OF ll3.
The score follows:
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California Girl Wins National
Titles in Women's Singles
and Doubles and
Mixed Doubles.

Philadelphia June l5-Miss Mary Brown
of California. captured the three highest
honors in the women's national champion
ship lawn tennis tournament AT the fhiia-
dephia Cricket club to-day In the maj
round OF the singles she defeated Miss
Eleanora Sears. of Boston. in straight sets
and won I'm the challenge round by default
from last years titleholder. Mrs. George
Wlghtman. nee Hotchhss. also OF Call
fornia
In the womens doubles. with Miss Dor
othy Green. OF Philadelphia, az partner
Miss Brown was victorious over Mrs. Bar
ger Wallach. Of New York, and Mrs. Fred
crick Schmitz. OF Englewood y. }.
Again i'm the mixed doubles. Miss Brown
and r. Norris Williams. ir.. 81 Philadelphia.
proylded the most sensational match Of the
day when they defeated Miss sears and
the former national champion. w j.
CIothler. by two sets 10 one. the last set
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From A scoring point Of view the pei
fornance of b. T. Allen, of FOX Ilii''
v,ben he reeled off "a in the hloIH'le'
noe the hest of the day 1t won MN the
cross score prize in the handicap. and maze
him a favorite against II. Il. Lee OF 1aie'
{, the final The vagaries OF the game
we're Illustrated in the decisive beating OF
Allen. who found Lee a wild horse.
Gilman p Tiffany. Of Powelton, ran out
for The handicap. but failed to come up TO
expectations after a fine start IN which ne
uent ont in 81. A bad finish. the card
showing an for the seventeenth ana
at the home hole. caused his total TO foot
up to 50.
The veteran Walter Brown. Of the home
club. won plucky match from H. ~
Decker. Of Canoe Brook, in the beaten
eight of the third division. In order TO
balye the match on the home green Brown
had 10 bring off a long down hill put
This so upset the other that he missed
put of half the length. TO the extra hole
Brown won in s.
f. W. Dyer. Of the home club. had the
saddest tale of woe. He lost TO +. II. Gates
in the final OF the first beaten eight as a
result Of string of stymies. Beginning
with the eighth hole. Gates laid his man
seven consecutive stymles, which sounds
like a record
The summary follows:
First sixteen Csemi-fnal roundj-H. u. Smith.
Glen Ridge, beat l.. NJ. Carpenter. Yale. up and
. to play NJ II. MarstOn, Crawford. beat l.. ii.
Holmes. . up and 10 play
Final round-Smith beat Marston, up.
Beaten eight first sixteen Csemi final round)-
r. II. Gates Yale beat +. T.. Donohoe Mont
clair. . up; +. w. Dyer. Montclair. beat II. Il.
Plimpton, Montclar. Z up and to play.
Final round-Gates beat Dyer, up and TO
play.
Second sixteen (semi-hna roundJ Hayden
Dudley. Crescent A. G.. beat Il NJ. Tarleton,
Oakland. up; G. Il. Van Week. Montclar, beat
ID. W. Cranberry, Baltusrol, up.
Final round-Van Week beat Dudley, Z up
and 10 play
Beaten eight second sixteen (semi-fnal round
NJ. M. Singer, Montclar, beat w. u +. Moore,
Canoe Brook. UP and 10 play; r. +. Reid.
Montclair beat A. c. Pratt MontclaIr 4 up and
9 TO play
Final round Reid beat singer, o up and to
play.
Third sixteen scmi.nnal round)-H. NJ. Rob
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HEATING WITHOUT FLAME.

In en,te OF an already long list OF use ~
,nuan,tons science frequently makes uod
resnits in practical life. Among the ls;es.
of these is new method OF gas ne leeds
IEnaIandI University, who believes tna' -
Vii VILE work revolution in fuel economy fact
'" The new process is based on tas ,s Of
that hot surfaces promote com6u ,s%s Of
gases. porous "diaphra Sa ,og rs in a
Casing with q chamber for lntr .ssn,,@h
s gas At the back The gas flows th Ieu,sS
t En diaphragm and is ignited as II co,Hos
forth, giving a white flame. the sa n1 rsms
gas is gradually mixed WITH si I'm hecorries
red red hot and radiates heat. The diapnr nrcc.
80 su used for cooking purposes. but the p.g,ss
ess Is adaptable to heating furnacst. -
ing steam in boilers and melting "s
Leslie's Weekly
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SWEEPSTAKES.
FOREST HILL FIELD CLUB.

The second round Of match play In the club
championship and an 1s-hol" medal play
handicap attracted stable field at the Forest
Hill Field club yesterday. Close matches were
the rule In the championship. for \. sykes had
TO go 20 the nineteenth green to defeat G. \.
Whitman. while J. J. Radel was able to van
opisb George Allsopp only after the match had
becn carried to the home hole.
one Of the matches in the second sixteen
WAS not played In the handicap l.. :. owen
was the hrst division leader. with card Of
So -14-69. while in the second set j. V.
Christi with gl-1S-73 was the top notcher.
The summary and scores follow:
club championship Second round)-J. II. Gar
Mneld beat Harry Christi. up ana 10 pay
I Rsdel beat George Allsopp | up; w. j,
AIlsopp beat II. d. salmon. up and ] to play
a sykes beat &. 4. Whitman, up 90 holes).
second sixteen-F. f.. Stone beat w. Crowell,
up; L. NJ schoonmaker beat W Storms. up
and 10 play; Or. Washington beat ~ A. NIXON
i,,t pfa
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ANOTHER TITLE FOR KlRKBY
Wins Englewood Golf Champion
ship by Beating C. v Meserole.

Oswald Kirkby. who recently won the in
vitatlon tournament at Tuxedo and soon
afterward won the New Jersey State
championship. took additional fame unto
himself yesterday by winning the club
championship at the Englewood Country
club for the second year in succession, de-
feating G. V. Meserole up and To play
I'm the final round. Final rounds In five OF
the other sixteens also were played
The competition for the +. $. I,efferts me-
mortal cup was won by Harry W. Beecher
with a card OF 9O-2l-69. H. NJ. Coke won
the 1S-hole medal play handicap with a
score Of rs.
The summary follows:
Championship sixteen dna round -Os-
wald Kirby beat G.. V. Meserole. up and
to play. -,
Second sixteen final round)-J. w. Escher
beat II. NJ Coke, 3 up and to play.
Third slxteen-Not played
Fourth sixteen final round)-A |. Lind
ley beat Leo Mccall. up and 10 play
Fifth sixteen Cfinal round)-F. NJ. Chap
man beat T.. f.. Wadgrook, up and
to play. &c.,
Sixth sixteen final round)-E. \. Segger-
man beat W. a. Barber. up and 3 10 play.
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PATERSON.


In the match between the New York
Veterans and the Manhattans at West
New Brighton the Veterans had no trouble
winning by lO5 for six wickets, TO ~.
Team b, of Kings County, owed its VIC
tory to the efforts of ri. Williams and b.
C. Eve. who scored As and 35, respective
~. For the Brooklyn seconds l.. Lowell
with IS, not out. and A. Tyrrill, with d.
were the only doubles.
An elevn OF the Newark Cricket CLUB
met more than it's match in the Ortents
at Prospect Park, the latter winning by
so to A.
Staten Island rain up total or 2o5 III
it's league game against Manor Field AT
Livingston and had no difficulty in DIS
posing OF its opponents for so runs WIN
ming by margin OF 203 runs. H. t. NC
oil and A. ID. Robinson were both IN hhe
fettle with the bat.
Bensonhurst team played Newark a.
Newark and won by "a runs. with totai'
of "a to so. For the winners y. every"
and ]. Evelyn both got into doubles.
Batting for the Yonkers st. George ciiek.,
eleven at Van Cortandt Park. j. Glldes ny W
the first century OF the season TOT ne ne
cricket grounds. His total was lo2 am
helped put on a total OF lso Tor the loss u WV
wicket. 60. ,..-,o, ~ A
score OF 100 for wickets TO Il IN Nsh W.
Ia ndt championship game. a..
Columbia Oval scored an easy victory over nv
Van Cortland Park team, winning by ~. t''
II Smith was top scorer In an innings OF - On.
A close game resulted I'm the meeting oI a.
New York ST George team and the ans"
americans, the former winning by 10 runs
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PILGRIM SKELETON DUG UP
Found in Original Burying GROUND ~
Plymouth.

Plymouth, Mass. June 10" orA"e,.
ia laying water pipes in Carver sue''
Yesterday uncovered portions OF 2 she,e
ton believed to be that Of one Oh wv
pilgrims who came over in the May
flower, in 1920. I'D
The place where the bones were iou"D
10 near Cold Hill. 1t is supposed "
have been the original burying grou"'
site. ON which the first settlers so"e'
corn to keep the Indians from disoo'N
ing the place. Several skeletons anu
portions of skeletons have preVlous'
been found in the vicinity. The oo".'
unearthed to-day have been placed !"
charge of the Pilgrim Society. z..--
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HANDICAP CYASS a.
CLASS -.

nson Montclair. beat D. o. lockwood. Mont
clair up and to play; A +. Stone. Mont
clair beat r. II. Alexander, Forest PARK, up
and TO play
Final round Robinson beat stone 1 up and u
TO play.
Beaten eight third sixteen; seml-hnal round
Walter Brown, Montclair, beat G. r. Gillett'
Wykagyl. up and 20 play; H.. #. Decker.
Canoe Brook beat r. +. Mlllar, Montc!air,
up and 20 play.
Final round-Brown beat Decker. | up 90
hocs).
Fourth division (semi-fina round)-H Cock
shaw. Monclair, beat g. II. Wright Canoe
Brook. up and 10 play; c. II. luke Mont
clair, beat H. H. Mclean by default.
Final round-ruke beat Cockshaw, up and
7 10 play.
Down-and-out division (sem-fnal round n.
T. Allen, Fox Hills beat o. NJ. Palmer, Mont
clair. up and to PLAY; II. u. Lee Yale. beat
A +. Allsopp Forest Hin. up and 10 play.
Final round-Lee beat Allen up ana 10
play
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SCHMIDT WINS GOLF TITLE
Beats Ouimet for State Cham
pionship of Massachusetts.

West Newton. Mass. June l5.-Heinrich
schmidt. the twenty-two-year-ol Worces-
ter golfer. whose play has been one Of the
sensations u the Massachusetts amateur
golf championship tournament on the links
Of the Braeburn Country club. won the
title to-day By defeating Francis Ouimet. OF
the Woodland Golf club. In the final round
by up.
The match was At thirty-siX holes. and
was keenly contested throughout At the
end Of the first eighteen holes the players
we're all even. I'm the afternoon round
Schmidt took the lead and held it until the
end.
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POPE LEADS ON THE LINKS
Many Out for Vice President S
Cup at Fox Hills Club.

Besides the second round Of medal PLAY
for the Nlce-presidents cup at the FOX
Hills Golf club yesterday there was the
regular medal play handicap in two classes
r. II. Pope, with card OF @-1-'3, led
the field in the Class 4 division. and Colo
mel w. T. Ham. with 9o-ls-7l in the sec
ond set.
The summary ami scores follow
Second round &c. T.. FaVcett beat l.. NJ. Alex
ander up and 3 to play: Il. s. BOttomc beat
C. Beach. d up and I to play. T.. NJ Posey beat
A. II Pogson. up and ! to play; j IS 'aulh
beat Lloyd TeTt. up and 10 play
HANDICAP-CLASS \.
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NILES HOLDS HIS TITLE
Beats Dabney After Losing First
Set in Lawn Tennis Match.

Boston June 15.-The title Of Massa-
chusetts lawn tennis champion will rest
with Nathaniel W. Niles for another year
He defeated A. S Dabney in the challenge
round OF the annual state tournament to-
day at the Longwood Cricket Club by
score OF 6-S. 60, IS. O..
The cold weather and high wind affected
both men. but Niles showed the greater en-
DURANGO and played a steady game.
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CLASS I
DEAL GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB.

big field turned out 70 take part in the
eighteen hole match PLAY handicap and the ball
sweepstakes at me Deal Golf and Country club
yesterday Because 81 tho GLIB rule that scores
o. n or less shall count as IL Patrick Moore
and J. -. Haggerty were thrown into a -" IN
tho handicap. II g. Schwartz took tho chief
prize in the sweepstakes with r'rd ~ az
20 &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
WHAT "coLp.FILLED" MEANS.

There is a notion largely held by pur-
chasers OF "gold-nled' watches that the
cases are, In some mysterious fashion, i'm
pregnated with gold. Az a matter of fact,
consists in the employment of two sheets
OF gold, between which Is placed a section
of solder coated base metal.
This metallic sandwich Is heated and
pressed so that the three parts are welded
with the gold outside.-Harpers Weekly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
FALL sWEEPSTAKE rs
WYKAGvL COUNTRY CLUB.

The golf attraction at the Wykagyl Coun'
try Club yesterday was the second round
for the Henpner Cup at eighteen hole
match play handicap. which resulted as
follows:
Second round-W. X Gillett beat John
Hobbe, up and TO play; T. '. Brnlng-
ham beat G. NJ. Relyea. up and To play!
{. X. Gillett beat G. T.. Maltby, up and
3 to play: w. l.. Webster beat Il. Il. White
ny and to play.
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FLICKER FLASHES IN FRONT
Wins Seawanhaka Race for IS.
Foot Yachts.

oyster Bay. Long Island, June 1J.--Three
boats took part in the weekly race for To-
footers OFF the Seawanhaka Corinthian
Yacht Club her to-day. The contest proved
to be one of the best of the season, as it
was fight from start to finish between
Flicker and The Hen. The former craft
finally won by seconds.
The summary follows:
Shops CLASS S-START 3.T3-INSIDE
GntrpSE
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PARK GOLF CLUB.

Plainheld, y. j.. June lj.--In the finals FOR
the spring championship at the Park Golf Club
to-day h. V. Carpenter defeated j. IL Greene
Ir., up. NJ. Merrill and Dr. II. *. Carroll,
challengcrs for the cup In the goat competi-
tion, defeated g. p, Morse and r. c. Tngloy,
holders and 3. These scores were posted for
the Presidents and Golf club cups.
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YOUNTAkAH COUNTRY CLUB.

There triple tie In the eighteen hole
handicap selected nine holes to count-at tho
Yountakah country club yesterday. quarter
Of regular handicap was allowed. The deadlock
will be settled at subsequent date
The scores follow:
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TIE AT ARDSlEY CLUB.

tour-ball match was the chief competition
at the Ardsley club yesterday. and 1t resulted in
tie between a. S. Robinson and T. S. Fuller
on one side and d. r. Gardner and II. 3. Daley
on the other.
he
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NASSAU COUNTRY CLUB.

Because Of the club rule that scores OF a. OF
less shall be counted as II. there was three
cornered tie In the eighteen hole medal play
handicap At the Nassau Country club yesterday
This will be decided next week. The scores fol
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DYKER MEADOW GOLF CLUB.

J. r, Adams. who finished even. and g. j.
Sawyer. who was up. were the leaders of the
eighteen hole match play handicap against DOGGY
In classes A and Il, respectively. at the Dyker
Meadow Golf Club yesterday The scores fol-
low
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MRS. RAYMOND WINS A CUP
Defeats Miss Cassell at Lawn
Tennis at County Club.

Mrs Edward Raymond won the women $
championship singles cup at the Eastern
New York State tournament. on the courts
OF the County Tennis club OF Westchester.
at Iiartsdale y. Y. Yesterday. In the
final round Mrs Raymond. who was for
merry Miss Louise :. Hammond defeated
Miss Clare Cassel. of the Bronxville Ath-
letc Association at @. 60.
Straight through the eighteen games Mrs
Raymond executed her line shots with
marvellous accuracy. She fairly danced
over the court, intercepting Miss Cassells
passing drives and completely outplaylng
her opponent at every stage.
The mems doubles final went in straight
and one-sided sets 10 l.. Millens Burt and
Wyle G. Grant They defeated the scratch
pair. composed Of NJ. l. l.. Galvao and
Ralph L. Bags at 60. 81. Ga.
Frederick +. Fox. at minus half l5 won
the mems handicap singles in the final 81
which he defeated II. Taylor. whose mark
was minus 10. c. *. +. Andrews. the Eng
hsh player. won the consolation singles.
scoring handly I'm the final against Alfred
-. lIammett.
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RICHMOND COUNTY.

Total q wickets). NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .3O5
+. O. Challenger T.. Turvile. ". II. stiles. j.
Escobal. V. X. Hull and W. Hughes did not bat
Bowling-o. Turville, for -; l.. Stoughton.
4 for 40: A. Baxter. l for "a: J. r. Johnstone
for 81; w. F. Jackson, for 40
Twice victorious in Metropolitan District
cricket league matches at Prospect Park,
in Brooklyn, the Kings County Cricket
Club gained materially in both sections at
the expense of elevens representing the
Brooklyn Cricket Club. The first eleven
barely obtained the verdict by a margin Of
two runs.
The scores follow:
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PLAINFIELD COUNTRY CLUB.

cups OF both classes was played at the Plain
field Country Club yesterday. The results were
as follows:
Glass A-W Lester Gienney defeated D. O.
rogers q and ): \. j. Watson defeated II. ID.
iilbbard' and 4: II. r. Stockton defeated L. q.
Gaiman and !: VIII T. Cheney defeated +. o.
Reinhart. up.
Glass B-E. 7. Perryn defeated l.. II. Van
BGine, up: X. Is. Corey defeated H. G. Kenyon,
and 1; J. V. Hickman defeated Duncan w
TAYLOR. and ?; q. NJ. Holstein defeated c. w.
King, ! up go hOlesl
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R,pcewoop COUNTRY CLUB.

The first round OF match play In the c'up CON-
petition was the feature at the Ridse"ood 'ou"
try club yesterday. in addition to pau sweep
stakes O. f. Farrell and J. H. Dunnihs "e'e
the principals in an interesting mateh .ha' was
decided on the twenty second green. Johh Duh-
can was the winner OF the sweepstakes win
card OF 95-lS-7I.
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rhn snmmarv and scnres follow:

Club handicap (irst roundl-H l.. r,einer
beat NJ. s. Flint. 3 up and TO play; w, w..
Phillips beat T. A. Tooley. up and 10 play
W. A. Cheel beat @. +. Boreham. up ana :
10 play. G.. +. Farrell beat j. ID. Duhhihs' uP
GO hoesl.
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KINGS COUNTY c.
Bowling s for 80: Maclennsn. 3 for
%: Briggs. 3 for 90 Power. ] for 10; smith. 2

for 3.
hat trick" performed by +. Hawley.
OF Paterson. and an inning OF IS by c. Z.
Marshall, of Bensonhurst, were the out
standing features OF the Metropolitan
League match at Ulster Park, Benson
hurst winning by 139 10 IS.
The score follows:
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q. a. l.. Dionne. the playing through
cup holder. won his place in the semi-hnal
round of the Marine and Field cup singles
yesterday by defeating Louis $. Graves, at
i-6. G-i. 90. Several doubles We're also
begun on the Marine and Field Club courts
at Bath Beach. but the wind and showers
caused "A postponement OF the tournament
until this morning
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CLASS A
SWIMMING.
SWIMMING SCIENTIFICALLY TAUGHT

Prof DALTON. 10 West Hth. ga. NJ. to 10 P. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
The summary follows:

Ardsley Cup singles 0fnal an dcup round)--
Frederick C. lnman defeated George c. Shafer
"A. Ga, G-i
Ardsley doubles (iina and cup round)-Harold
H. Hackett and Raymond ID. Little defeated
Gustave r.. Touchard and Edgar W. Leonard,
q Il, O., 10. e.