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Newark post., 1912-05-29
NEWARK HIGH SCHOOL

Newark High School Baseball.
Newark High School team
jo0rneyed to Dover on Saturday
and did the same as all the other
Newark teams on that day, got
BEAT. The Dover High boys scor-
ed E to q shutout. Green did the
work in the box for Newark and
holton caught him.
This ends the Newark High sea-
son. unless EIkton is played at
iron Hill. These two teams have
each won a game and arrange
ntntS are being made to play the
'aird game on neutral grounds.
The High School boys claim that
DoVer run in a couple of ringers
vi them last Saturday. One OF
I'lem was the pitcher. who had the
Dcal boys at his mercy, allowing
OOt two hits.
Newark High has won three and
%St live games. They won from
66eAtral Academy, Elkton and du'
.ott Academy and lost to Elk
"n' oxford. st. Aloysius. Ches
'V' Academy and Dover High.
Newark post., 1912-05-29
COUNTY F!NANCES-ENGiNEER
WILSON MAKES ANNUAL
REPORT

County Engineer Wilson made
his report to the Levy Court last
week. The total receipts during
the wear were $50, ,331.S4; the dis
bursements, $52,313.46, leaving a
total balance Of $2S,O1S.3S.
The following will give the
items of the report Of the three
local hundreds:
White Clay Creek hundred
The receipts during the year were
S4.75243. There has been spent
s 2.657S9, leaving balance OF
$2.G9454.
1.-THE last debt Of $500 has been
Maid and we start the new year
with a working balance OF 81 ,o94.-
81 Nearly Is miles of road were
scraped into shape, 30 miles drag
eed and five and one-quartef
miles of bitches dug and cleaned
We repaired 10 bridges and bulit
10 new ones, besides putting III
II plank trunks and three metal
ones The hills at Chrlstlana'
Bark Mills and Smalley $ Mills
were cut down considerably anu
the road resurfaced. The follow
inc material was used: Soo Wortil
of metal pipe, 4,5OO feet OF l''m:
ner six tons of coal, six barrels OF
cement. 125 pounds Of dynamite
and three kegs Of spikes. lhis
hundred suffered many WashoutS
during the storms, and most .! o''i ~
time was taken up III repalrils,
tbem There are several very pau
roads here. the territory IS arGe
and the road tax compafa'iNeis
small sothat we cannot do as hiuci
&c we would like to each year, ou'
hone soon to be III much be'tei
shape. Receipts, Tf,'o2.to; oai
ance. $2.O94.54 No liabilities
Mill Creek hundred-Ihe re-
CENTS were $l1,2S6.72. WITH
Newark post., 1912-05-29
LEGISLATURE Membership
Base Ball

Continued from page 8
the youngster was very nervous
and famed three out Of four
times up.
Delaware lost games to SWarth-
more, \. 4 NJ. Of North Carolina.
Albright. Johns Hopkins. Ford
ham, Maryland \. c. and two to
Lebanon Valley.
Little, the wee southpaw, who
pitched such a masterful game
against Delaware last week. did
equally as we'll against Albright
On Saturday. allowing but four
hits and scoring a shutout.
Delaware has just one more
nope, which is to win the annual
came from the alumni during
commencement week.
Newark post., 1912-05-29
At the Sign of the White Light
Absent Ones

Absence makes the heart grow
fonder but the memory OF the abb
sent one becomes vague and dim.
You long to picture i'll Your mind
lust how HE or SHE would
look. but there's mysterious some
thing which makes the mental pic
ture impossible.
But if YOU had a photograph be-
fore YOU, then you could recall the
forgotten face, yes, even the kind
acts, the gentle words.
Wouldn't that ONE so far
away appreciate Your photograph
too.
WHY not call today at the NEW
STUDIO over Ed. rbeners Post
Card and Music Shop, and look
over the latest styles.
United Portrait & View Company
Newark post., 1912-05-29
urMBERS OF COUNCIL

,,,,or-J. II. Hosslnger.
na?o1 !.ern District-Robert B. Nor
F,sTn' ,31n District-Dr. Walt Steele,
,,t.+ayn u, m District-D. c. Rose, E.
c. Wilson. u ,
Moat;nc W. of Council-1st Monday
.;,bt of every month.
Newark post., 1912-05-29

I: Delaware College was defeated
by Maryland y. c., S to D, and
Newark High was trimmed by
Dover High. 6 to 0. That was
pretty bad, but still it might have
been worse. just think Of it. they
might have all been shut ont.
Newark post., 1912-05-29
Bad Day for Newark Clubs

saturday proved to be a dis
%%SronS day for Newark as far as
%yoSeball " Is concerned. All four OF
sp %e teams in the town played and
III u lost. Newark Tri-County lost
W y, rort Deposit. 1 to 3; Newark
'tid Club lost to Iron Hill, 10 to
Newark post., 1912-05-29
ODD FELLOWS HALL.

Monday-Jr. Order American Me-
chanics. 7.30 p. m.
Saturday-Knights of Golden
Eagle, 7.30 p. N.
Thursday-I. O. O. F., 7.30 p. m.
Town Council-1st Monday night
Of every month.
Aetna Hose Hook & Ladder Com
pany-First Friday night of the
month.
White Clay Camp, No. ;, Wood
men of the World-1st and Sd
Wednesdays
Newark post., 1912-05-29
BOARD OF EDUCATION

Presldent-Edward L. Richards.
secretary and Treasurer-Dr. Joel
S. Gilfillan.
Robert Gallaher, George F. Fergu-
son, j. David Jaquette
Newark post., 1912-05-29
BANKS

BANKS
Meeting of Directors, National
Bank, every Tuesday morning.
Meeting OF Directors of Newark
Trust Company, every Wednes-
day morning at 7.3O.
Newark post., 1912-05-29
LODGE MEETINGS
OPERA HOUSE

Monday-Knights of Pythias, or X.
of P, 7.30 p. m.
Tuesday-lmp. Order of Red Men.
7.3O p. m.
Observation-Disclosures or S. W.
NJ, 7.3O p. m.
Thursday-Ladies' Circle, S. W.
NJ, 7,30 p. m.
Friday-NIodern Woodmen of
America. No. 10,170, 7.30 p. m.
Newark post., 1912-05-29
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

W: II. Taylor, Secretary.
Meeting first Tuesday night of
each month.
Newark post., 1912-05-29
DIR E c DRY
Municipal
TRANSFORMATION

Municipal TransDortat;or
=. NJ. Thompson J. w. Brown
j.. IL. Hossinger G. B. Evans
Joseph Dean
Newark post., 1912-05-29
NEWARK TOWN LIBRARY

The Library will be opened:
Monday 3 to 5.45P M
Tuesday 9 to - M
Friday 3 to 545 M
saturday 9 to 12M. 7 to 9P. NJ.
Newark post., 1912-05-29
FIRE ALARMS

In case Of fire call the following
telephone numbers i'll succession:
II D
oo A
33 d
iz2
81 d
By order of
Fire Chief WILSON.
Newark post., 1912-05-29
BOARD OF TRADE

pr->id.ut-D. C. Rose.
v.er-Prrsidcnt-Jacoh Thomas.
T~a~lrcr-Edward ". Cooch.
Sa,.rtary-W. II. Taylor.
Newark post., 1912-05-29
Some
Specia|ties

SOUVENIRS of NEWARK
Talking Machines and Supplies
Edison. Columbia and Victor
Pictures Framed to Order
Right on the Place while you wait
Souvenir Post Cards and Local Views in grea
Variety.
Anything Photographed Anywhere. in any size
or style at short notice.
The sun., 1912-07-07
HEAT FAILS TO HINDER
GOLF ON NEARBY LINKS
Usual Holiday ThrOng Plays in
Club Events on Courses
Around New York.
BUSY DAY AT MONTCLAIR
New Canaan Country Club
Takes Three FoursOmc
Matches From Apawamis.
BUSY DAY AT MONTCLAIR

Match ard medal play was INDUCED In
by the members Of the Montclair Golf
club yesterday. when. besides n club han
dicap In three classes. the first round at
match play In the July tournament was
run M In the latter competition there
are three sixteens. other rounds to he con-
tinued on subsequent Saturdays. In the
nrst class OF the handicap ". y, Perley
Haddow. with s7-l4,- 70, and w II;
and third division leaders.
The summary and scores follow:
First Six teen ": y. Brennan beat I. =. Dono-
j up: n y. Plimpton beat j. G. Cook. up; y J.
PERI PeqIey y1 beat Il. W HsIey up and 70 pay: j
HSs q TODD H SeatT r T. t;siIshSer tnp and to play
Second Sixiecn-H NJ. Robinson beat y
Kellogg, up; {. J. Turner beat ". Il: ho!chLiss
:%S S%y, %i,ao, r. 6 S.s, sSR.eI of.i d
and to play; A. =, Stone beat c: luke. 8 NJ
and to play. j. d. Kramer beat z. u. SteArns;
mp J. ! Nsndin beat ". d. CrAvsth. 9 up and
Tnird Si.een-E Swords s.:,C, 4 Merrill %
by default, y >; lockwood beatw. +: hull. up
dsfsS,s: t. b y. Ncbon.ld beat W j. Dnrfse. vi
deisals: n e. Ii. Lotus beat W r smith, aup and
% play; W, A. Worthins'on beat IL CocIshs"
~ CASA HA A.w. D. Perley. 70. y 90; j. G. Todd. s.
~ ~: r, Z. Donohoe. 70. 6-7s: II. Robinson
S-7s.T'w. nsiey ,ss. Is: c. J Turner, Il. Q, 7s
L. J. swords, %. 10: T.. b. Lyford. ~, \. 10
Clsss u Il, q, Haddow. II, II -7s u. +. Miller
3 fr.ms. % is.71 i. II !, Il i TGall.snsr
Glass CIV. II. LOTUS. 100, as -ss
The sun., 1912-07-07
KELLY AGAIN CANOE WINNER
Fourth Annually Victory for New
VOrk Paddlcr In Quaker Event,

fHrApELPHIA. July i.--Spurting into
the lead at the crack OF the pistol John
Kelly. wearing the colurs of the Fort
Washington. y. Y. Canoe club, padded
home winner this afternoon In the Mac
lister cup race for one man with double
blades. incidentally this is the fourth
consecutive year In which the Fort WASH
ington hoy has led all the other starters
to the tape, and the Maclistcr cup will
remain IN the New York club rooms for
another year
The races this afternoon were held In
connection with the annual camp and
meet of the Atlantic division Of the
American Canoe Association, now being
held AT tn, home OF the Philadelphia
Canoe club, Several Thousand persons
lined the bank Of the river and the mouth
of the creek and che"red the paddlers as
they, swept past to the finish line near the
clubhouse.
There were eight races ON the pro-
grnminc. which We're contested ON a half
mile course laid out ON the Schuylkill,
wlth the exception of the tail end race,
which WAS only on.-eiGhth OF a mile,
lnwood Of New York won the half mile,
racing tandem with Finn and Marshall
padding Kelly also won the double
blade single, half mile.
The sun., 1912-07-07
ANOTHER TITLE FOR ToUCHARD
Defeats Richard Palmer On Wet
Court for Tri.state Honops.

. CISciSNArI. July s.-Gustave F. Tou-
chard OF New York defeated Richard
Palmer in the challenge round OF the
tri-State tennis championship tournament
here to-day. The match was decided in
straight sets. the New Yorker winning
by 6--2. S-l. 1-5.
Palmer, twice winner OF the tri-State
Championship; was reyer In II with
was outgeneralled. outguessed and out.
played from the start to hnish.
The match was played under desperate
conditions II rained most Of the lime
and the heavy shower. OF the forenoon
left the court as muddy as a. country
road. The players slir?d. fell and
stumbled, but at that TOuchard displayed
remarkable ability. He continually used
his chop stroke. which on the damp earth
was impreRnable. Palmer deuced the
third set after the score was 40 love
on the game that would have decided
the set and match. had TOuchard been
able to secure another point. Tn" neat
two Games were easy for the Easterner,
however. Palmer winning only four
points.
The challenge round In womens sin
elss between Miss May sutton and Miss
Marjorie Dodd was postponed until Nor
day on account Of rain. The double
matches were also postponed. Mr. and
Mr. Touchard win leave for Louisville.
where they will play for the Kentucky
The sun., 1912-07-07
IT'S NOT ONLY THE DOG.
Manner In which Owner Makes
Him Deport Himself q MIG Factor.

Although nearly every one IL ready Ia
concede that it takes an expert 10 Ahow a
horse on the tanbark or the racetrack
mosi peonls imagine that showing q dog
means simply leading him in or letting
him lead YOU in, according TO the size.
strength and disposition OF the animal
u Is funny sight 10 see a we'll Groomed
ladylihe fancer lead into the show ring
new champion purchased over night
sometimes. true to his allegiance. old dog
Tray will catch sight Of his erstwhile master
and away he will go. not realizing that a
considerable sum OF money has changed
hands and that he must weigh his aTec-
fions accordingly. In such cases the apec =
'ators have view OF taut leach with a
joyful dos on one end OF IL and disma yed
maid on the other
Then 100 the uninitiated do not know
that II is fashionable for aome dogs 10
display naughty calm. for other breeds
TO rival a supercilioua we're de we're and
for others 10 be on the aui vive all the time
Some must hold their ear at attention
tended. Some must be timid. others vslor-
Gus. Any emotion in tho show ring seems
TO be contagious. A. a recent show ono
little French bull bitch became afhicted
with coyncss as she was about 10 enter the
show ring and in moment the exhibition
became one OF little brindle dogs doing
acrobatic feats In the sawduat They
gasped. strugRled and bit the dust. and i,
was a miracle how the Judge ever arrlv ed
at anv decision.
Inc dog who has a wholesome fear Of his
maste er will make the best appearance in
the ring. This 10 particularly true OF the
scrappy breeds. like. Airedales and Dandi 9
Dnmonts. While they are WONDERFULLY
tractable as rule they seem to resent the
presence on earth OF their contemporaneons
champions.
4 reversal Of form .is Away. followed
by cry OF unfair judging. when in reality
IL means quite the reverse. II a Judge keeps
on giving his ribbons in the original order
Il does not mean always that ne Ia a con
:i:,entt t,,! !YEdss' Es ,,ht 7 may mean that the
his usual form, but that tho judge allowed
himself lmr.. 70 be ,nn nnenSed BY pact perform;
owner TO believe this. however, and az q
rule a Judge 10 greatly naliRned person
he did not select them. but beware how
you crtticise his dogs or his horses. FOR
they renect his own particular taste. which
IL infallible.
The sun., 1912-07-07

SrRoupsBuRG. Ia. July Ga large field
competed In the week end handicap at the
Shawnee Golf Club to-day. The net prize
was won by Or. Fiorian Krug OF Engle-
wood with net score VI IS. Other scores
were.
Mrs. = Krug,. BnGlswood, e7-is. 70; Miss
S:s krS CA ri Su;., G. wSsr,s"ssSS
l. Wor;h,nS.es. shawnss. $50. H. *
Rsed-, .sprinshsyen. iG!-ao, -; = x Reesr.
6pPtnShsvsn. lot-as. -; a. u Cook. Tren-
ton. lO2-2s. Is, q. u. Dickenson, Baltusrol.
LIS I" = \ Carr Upper M"ntcl"'r,
81 " 1nnngh.s,, SHAWNEE 10, --2u. -
sh'rMooi. Edgchill,, eA-is. 80 n
Trenton. l.l 80. ~ A..A.nd,r Cote 'haN o.
The sun., 1912-07-07

The attraction at the Apawamis Clut
yesterday WAS an eighteen hole medal
play qualifying round for the president
cup. Nearly nifty players returned cards
T.. G. NJ. Kemp and II. Kryn led the field
with respective cards Of 90-l7, 73, and
so. 49, The scores follow:
+. q VI Kemp. so--i7, "a Henry kryn
So, -: H. A. sherman, s+-9. 10 II +.
White. so-it. 70. j. W. Mcbride. 9S-i7
e+-is. 10. +. L. Lally. s6--s. ~. j. ID Foo;
Jr, 9i-It, -, +. $. Keller SIS. -. II 4
sherman. Jr, sl-i3. IS: +. $. Wheeler. So
T. IS. Il. =. Waldon. so--l2, IS; Scnev Plum
mer; s5--.. ~ ~ e. Parsons. s7-is, ~. !
D Foot, s<-5. 10, J. = Raymond, s2-i3
70; j A redford, s7-i7. SO; {, X, Manvill-
SIS NJ simeon Ford; .s-ls So, J !.
Pool. $50. SO: v. +: $ Hart. $50 So
Herbert wonham. S8-ll. 81
The sun., 1912-07-07

The usual Saturday handicap was the
competition AT the Nassau Country club
yesterday. the winner proving to be II
". J. Bucknall with a card Of 95. 2t--,l
The scores follow
II. ". }. Bucknall. Is. an: A. Fletcher, o.?
S 1s q Foiser Ea~ jr w. % is7s = IudoS HoSsSE %hSs "
o.. 10 IL. H. N. Crane. 90. IL II: ii. Gates. IS
e-7th. Murdoch, 81, !s-.!s'w L. Hicks. T,2 g
Is 10; 7. d Smiihers. %. IS 70; r. n. Doubleday
sS. II: J.. p. Ryder. O.. is-1s: 2. G. tials,eAd
%, il-!e +. y. Pratt, W. i2 80; a, G. pubey, o.
itso; 4 H. Jennings. 90 10 o.; w. N. Adams
The sun., 1912-07-07

Last found a permanent resting place. This
trophy was cha allence c,ip and the condit ions
were such that T. must hr won three tines Ivy
the same exhibitor before |; became his pro-
perry. Somany lrss had been won BY various
aspirants that IL began to look ~ though
the trophy mus be n cantipc.!e when
Champion Princes. Merlow of the Wood
craft k"nn'ls made her third win for ths
prize ~ tho t.ehigh Valley Kennel Club
show. The Princess won ia" frst leg on the
trophy al the New York bulldog Show and
another at a similar exhibition in the Quaker
CITY
The sun., 1912-07-07
R..e. rin.,. a, X. ick-rboct.r &c

In three So, match lincoln Reimsr and
Harry s. Roberts Yesterday won their places
In the enal round Of ne Knickerbocker
Field Club lawn tennis tournament on toe
tsstsd ". n. jennings. iAand R. Il Bosss
by re score Of 10. YVES. .
Charles {. Chambers yl Walter Ha4td
psiIsd With Rsimer a! Ro6srt., N y, ,nd ,nd
StSadisr play defeated 4, R.NVau ordsn and
}. G. Cameron At o., s-<.N
.ay:a Tn: %. s1%Ss. "So <. ,s: aoss ss
meeting Walter J.. Pate.
The sun., 1912-07-07
-Four Qualify At Wee Burn.

STAMFORD. Conn. July S.-The quail
flying round for the July cups was played
to-day at Wee Burn The four who
qualified were:
Or. J, II. Stxub. 81. i7-7O: T.. l.. Scohcld, Jr.,
q. II: D. 7 Woodbury.. 0i. 1915, Chester Sell
lcck, 81, 6-76,
Other scores. -Dr. Frederick SchavoIr. 10. 10 "a;
pr GcIet Smith. 49, i2-77 Dr. W. d. Macdonald.
S. 50. 3. q. Adams. %. H-10: Dr. Carlton Wal
Lockwood. io2. Q? no. L. 4. Rinehart. u, o..
ii-Si: Schuyler Merritt. W, II 81. F, 4. Lock
wood. ee. u IS: II. y. Cummings. ". IL 81: c. o.
Miller, Jr. ia. ,7s1; u: $. Edison, ion, Al 30; s.
c. Kelly. i05, lss1. j. II. Knapp. 100, IL 81; Dr,
George Sheriff.. t22. 10 los.
The sun., 1912-07-07
AIisopp Forest miu Leader.

A medal play handicap In two classes
was the attraction at Forest Hin Field
Guo ssy was in. AlSs. s:s Hisnp. Hi~nnspp. viii: Viii:
A. Sykes led the second division with
STD. 6S. Scores follow
class AIb.r, Al!sopP, Ill, IS, Ed
3, ., I. 81 ,h1unmakrt, ,s.l., - II
,.u.nau - 70 = Noh-It ku.nl.r u-.
a. - H. Nnshiupt IN. 80 H. -
Glass " \ Sykss, Ni-'s sh. - oloSlga
40. -. 5 "a! lard $50. 70. j y
The sun., 1912-07-07
BROOKLYN CR|CKETERS
| DRAW WITH MANHATTAN
Get Within Nine Runs Of Rivals
Total When Call Of Time
Ends Match.
HAVE TWO WICKETS LEFT
POycr Of Brooklyn Is Star of
COmbat-Other Cricket
Contests.

a close finish characterized the Metro
politan League game between Brooklyn
and Manhattan yesterday at Prospect
Park. When time was called the Brook
lyns were nine runs short Of their oppo-
nents total and had hut two wickets In
hand. and as Tyers and Hall were bowling
In good shape the result was an even
draw. H. II. Poyer's work stood out
prominently. After disposing OF eight Of
the Manhattans. seven OF them clean
bowled, for 81 runs. he made top score on
his side in a we'll played innings Of 23.
H. Tyers. for Manhattan. scored "a
and took four wickets for 80 runs. while
&. NJ. Blackhall. n. V. Tattersali. F. a.
Corbin. J. H. Briggs and A. Lowell got
into double figures. The totals were
Manhattan. 90 Brooklyn, 80. for eight
vickcts
Bensonhurst had no. difficulty in de-
feating KINKS County In q Metropolitan
farE ~nnne ] By sessG runs sasoH f. wsqSnS wspsSs
and J. q. h. Jordan made q hne stand
. for the winners and put on - runs in
latter reaching ~. They % reeeived % a"G sood ens
W B.: otteWei. and q. dautier captured
The hes, batting for Kings County % and 'is X.
n Belgrave accomplished the best bowl
ing. The totals Kings County. 81
Bensonhu!st. 1872.
The Manhattan second eleven disposed
Of the Sons OF st. George for es runs at
Prospect Park and then ran up a total
OF 1856. winning by lsS runs. A drawn
ians and Coloniais at Prospect Park. the
rsspondins with li2 for wiekets. The
Veterans at Prospect Park By, IS .runs.
the winners totalling 81 and the losers
totalling ~.
Seven games were played at Van Cort.
landt Park. four OF them being league
fixtures. The Columbia Oval disposed OF
the Bronx United for q runs. They ther
susss ss xsf:ss tST ,sS vn so
eorse tesm out arS 'ss" g. HSs ~. sss Hnsio 81
scored sho " eoSS ss ;hi
Yonkers st. George. helped by an inninS.
Of SO by a. z. Smith. ran up a score Of
the % who % '"s'l .os.i,.a fm: q afar"' for
wickets when time was called. the game
rnnns t,n. ,ta,n., in drsw ,Ss s. Thoms; scored
Wanderers shoy scored 90 and Lewis is
New YORK County scored 10 for wicketi
and defeated the Athens eleven, who couit
oval scored 81 against the Y. NJ Z. 4
team. who ran up ~.
Staten Island passed the second cen
tury in their association game asains
the Crescent A.. c. at Livingston and de-
clared their innings closed at 30t for nins
wickets The Crescents had seven wicketi
down for l?2 runs when time was called
and the game ended in a draw.
Richmond County easily defeated tn,
Manor Field team on the grounds ~ tn,
New York Veterans at West New Brish
ton. disposing Of their opponents for 7,
and then scoring 1873 for the loss Of min,
wickets. Archie Gunn and W. H. Hop
combat the bowling OF L. w. stouEhtof
and \. G.. Laurie. whose records were
The sun., 1912-07-07

BAR HARBoR. Me. July s--Thc first OF
the weekly matches AT the Kebo Valley
Club for tho season handicap cup WAS
u" score between George :. Robbins Of
Philadelphia and Dr. W. &. Cushman of
Ncwport With IN each. The scores were
AK follows
George Robbins, Philadelphia. s,--s. Is
llr. W. q, eastman, Newport St ~: d
II. Nudge. New York S7-a, Sc Martin Van
Hurcn. New York. lois. 50. william +
cochran. Baltimore i0s--.0. 50. Charles Da-
Wis, Jr. Milton, Mass, lO1--lN
The sun., 1912-07-07

Fanciers Of the pointer feel that move
has been made in the right direction by the
leasing of large tract of land in North
Carolina by the Pointer Club Of America.
This will be properly preserved game
heid where annual trials can bc held. The
playground for the CANNES comprises s,OOn
n'res and the purchase Is OF part ic ular
interest to those radicals who claim thai all
sporting dogs should be Judged for their
proves In the field alone. regardless Of
tion will aud 10 the animals working powers
The sun., 1912-07-07
S-swtck Get. wh,,chousc Cop.

NEWPORT. July s.--Fifteen players
turned out this afternoon at the golf club
for the cup offered by Norman White
house for eighteen hole medal play. Henry
X. Scdgwick NS-5. 81. got the cup. The
ecores of those near him We're. Thomas
W. Niles. sl--9 81 Rodcrick Terry. o.
:, So John II. Pope, Io3-lS, So.
The sun., 1912-07-07

HAcKrNsAcK \. J.. July FIN the
mixed foursome AT the liackcnsack Golf
Club this afternoon the first prizes were
won by Mrs. W. ~. Watt and John W.
Holburton with a net So. Mrs, \. W.
Williams and l., W. Pomarcs were second
with 90 not
The sun., 1912-07-07
Orange Pom at Monmouth show.

Mrs Reginald Mayhem will show hel
latest importation. the orange POm. Fox
Hills fubus. al the Monmouth Kennel
lub show on July 20 This beauty Ia
hkel To surpass his Mineola success, a. Mrs.
Mayhew has him NJ for the keeuest CON-
petition
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swim mins Races Pos,p ,pon-d.

"h'c' WEI" scheduled rpr YESTERDAY "a
thr New York Athletic club. have been
postponed hN the committee N charge
owing Ia III" tides Th" meet rrohahlS
VIII lie held on july iS or july 20
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New Canaan Defeats Apawa mi.

STAMFORD. Conn. July 6.-The New
Canaan Country Club team beat a team
or Apawamis players at New Canaan
to-day to q, The Nassau system of
scoring Was used. The result
New Canaan. Apawamis
Ellsworth and Parker.a Montgomery and raine a
SteArnS and Tiney 3 Sheafe and Conroy :. o
Lewis and Clark White and Poole 800. u
Totals. 0 Totals ........ o
X. NJ. Lewis broke the course records.
professional and amateur. with 80, SIS
The amateur record was held by 4. T..
Thornton. with 49, and the professional
by II. II. Barker. with -.
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Several handsome specials have been
added 10 the list OF pri,cs for the Monmouth
SHOW. Among them is a ha ndsome silver
bowl offered by 1Hk SrN for the beat Amer
lean bred dog or bitch in the show This
- omen TO all MonteHore q. kahn's bronze
Tor tn" best team Of four 81. kernards IN
he up tor competition The Airedalp Ter
rier iub of New England. bulldog iub Of
America and Greyhound hub OF America
also haze specials for their several classes
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Great Neck Hep

Gfe., Nsok-By earned goals. y ic.. BY penal.
ties A. score. sh. Coopsrsiown-BY earned
Handicap, ,: score. 81. Rsisfee-H, Il. HoImss
CEpARHuRsr. L. l.. July 1.-Two games
we're PLAYED a. the Rockaway Hunting
club to-day. Both were In the BljVgard
cups series. Bryn Mswr IN the hrsi Cane
won 10 to from ROeksway, Ii the
second Piping Rock heat Great Neck free
hooters 90 goals to g.
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SPECIAL fab's Dssposeh 10 TaE srk.
AMiENs, France. July 6-The GRAND
T'riA Of Amiens was won nv NJ de ,n,n,.
tnaiieS Philippe to-day with Jockay Etern
Wy Second place fell to NJ w"rthe,mrr's =
osillet Blanc. ridden by Davis Seven
horses ran
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DART HAS ONE SECOND LEAD.
Gillespie's Boat Comes Up 10 Third
IN Point Table.

STAMFORD. Conn, July 6.--The last
race in the nrst series for Stamford
Yacht Club one design sail boats Was
sailed this afternoon in n fresh south
by west breeze over q seven mile trl-
angular course II was won ny tn.
Dart, which finished one second ahead OF
Gayer Dominicks Curlew.
The summary.