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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-12
sistencia.

Nueva York, 11.-El Tribunal Su
premo de Cuba ha acusadO de homlcl
dio al Gobernador Asbert y al Senadoi
Arias; ambos Sc haIllan en- prisi0n, Sl'
admitirseles fianza. Ell Representantf
Morales ha sido acusado de acometi
miento y resistencia, y sc lie ha permI
lido permanecer en- libertad provislo
nal, mediante fanza prestada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-12
BRYAN DE VIAJE
;i.F
A dar conferencias.

Nueva York. IL Ell dla 19 del &C
rriente saldra de Washington el Secr2
tario de Estado Mr.. William j. Brya,'
con objeto de hacer un viaje que dura
RI s(is semanas por los Estados medlo5
del Oeste, en- donde Sc propone dar unit
serie de conferencias, de acuerdo con
ell itinerario trazado por la Socieda,l
Chantanga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-12
NOMBRAMIENTO CONFIRMADC

Nueva York, IL Aver con6rm6 ell
Senado ell nombramiento hecho por
Wilson a favor de Mr. Evans, para el
cargo de Comisionado de Immigration
Ell Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-12
CARGOS DIPLOMATICOS
Los Ministries de Alemania y Espa1la

Nueva York, IL Hoy Sc hicieron
los siguientes nombramientos: James
w. Gerard, de New York, para Emba-
iador de los Estados Unidos Ell Alema-
MIA; Joseph r. Willard, de Virginia.
para Ministro Ell Espa1a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-12
Ell ASESINATO DE RIVA

Asbert y Arias, acusados de homicide.
Morales, de acometimiento y re-
sistencia. 4s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
Captain of Blackton's Virginia
Goes Overheard, but Is
Rescued from Fury
of Whitecaps.

There was plenty OF excitement In me
NTH race TO count on the yacht-rac'ns
championship Of Gravcseud Bay yester-
day afternoon.
The Atlantic Yacht Club managed the
regatta and cent the boats 10 sea IN "a
breeze that buried lee rails and gave all
a dripping sheet. II was a spanking air
from the southwest that swept in from
Princess Bay In n way that gladdened the
hearts OF the racing tars. II kicked up
long. curling lines o. snowy whitccaps
through which the boats plunged In glori-
Gus style
So as not 10 interfere with tho intcrna-
tlonal regatta 81 the New York Canoe
club on the Marine and Field club th"
yachts we're sent over special courses that
took them all across the channel. 10 was
not the best Of days % dispatch the little
fellows over TO the Staten Island shore
However. they an managed 10 weather
the blow in clever style.
The big boats were not 30 fortunate
on the Craven Shoal mark the captain
OF J. Stuart Blackton's Virginia was
thrown overheard as the craft gybol at
the mark There was considerable *
element on board. but the boat a. once
came up In the wind and willing hand
pulled the dripping seaman 10 safety.
The rescue put the Virginia out 81 the
contest
". A. Barstow's Soya won the race
from the Trivia. the property OF Peter ".
Rouss. In the handicap class the Triton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
ouNwoople COUNTRY CLUB.

In addition to tho first round Of match
play I'm two slxteens ~ the July tourna-
mcnt AZ the Dunwoodic Country Club yes
,crday th, usual red card competition was
run on
W. Eugene Conklyn led the Glass 4
with 73-7-65, while IN the second set 4.
NJ. Aiken and H. W. Phelps tied with
respective cards Of so-lS-72 and 93-2l-72.
The summary follows.
Fret round tfirst slNtcon)-G. =. n.
Clark beat Robert Fletcher, up and 20
play. S. j. Ross beat Peter H. Goldsmith.
/ NJ, J. s Boyle beat RuuyHu MacFar-
land. ( up and 3 10 play; : N sisson beat
= 4. Dentz. ! up 90 holes) David N.
Thomas beat Harold a. Forde. 1 UP 90
holcsl: : Roberts beat = \. Taylor ~
default. S. +. Aiken beat r. T Marshall.
: up and to play; II Gahren and David
Terrence, tied.
second sixteen Nrst round)-George
Lawson beat NJ. j. barrow. up and 20
play. W r. Phillips beat j. i. Davenport,
/ up. William Mllligau beat &. NJ. Roberts
hy default, J. ". Dinw0odie beat 5. II.
HutaN. up and To play, =. =. Chal.
fonte beat ". b. Brockway up; Floyd
Price beat V. p. Ross. up and 70 play;
II W. Phelps beat A. NJ. Aiken, up and
, 10 play. ". H. Johnson beat y. \.
Ahearn. 3 up and 70 play
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
MOTOR BOATS IN LONG RACE
Nine in Contest to Cornfield
Light and Return.

The annual race around Cornheld Light
ship arranged by the Colonial Yacht
club was started ~ $50 o'clock yester-
day afternoon from on the clubhouse. at
I3sth street and Hudson River Nine
motor boats started. and they are racing
FOR handsome challenge prize and sew
cral other valuable cups donated by SEN
ator Iyprian g. Hunt
The course was down the Hudson
River around the Battery. up the East
River through Hell Gate TO tho Sound
and then. turning nj the Cornheld Light
vessel. return over the same course. a
distance Of lS5 nautical miles. At the
start the yachts had 10 buck n strong
southeasterly wind which kicked up a
big sea. but they had fair tide In
the East River they had a fair wind but
had the tide against them until by
ThroFs Neck During the evening they
encountered two sharp squalls with heavy
rain. which made things uncomfortable.
They are expected back this afternoon
The starters. owners and allowances
are.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13

In the final round Of the second division
Chester r. Gi.lett. Of Wykagyl. defeated
hts nephew. j. vs.. Gillette. OF the same
club. by up and S 20 play al eighteen
holes All Of the matches outside Of that
IN the first division we're at eighteen holes
The summary follows.
First sixteen tanal round-Jerome D..
TIaycrs. Upper Moutclair. beat Gilman L.
liuaug ipWelton, o up and 3 20 play C5
ho.,sl
Beaten eight Chrst sixteen. fnal round)-
T. a. williams. Moutriair. beat ". A.
Aar.an,o, Duchess, up and 4 to play.
Second sixteen Gual rouudl-C. r. Gil
lett. N}kIgFl beat j. W Gillette.
MykaEyL e. zap and 10 play.
Beaten eight second sixteen. final
round w. Veteran. poWelton. beat n.
y. Wheeler, Storm king. up and 2 10
play.
Third sixteen Daual roundl-L VI. Plea
b.t, IDwc.ton, beat +. y. Balm. poWcton
o. up and o. play.
Beaten eight third sixteen. final rounD
". ID Burton. Powyitou. beat g.. c.
Taylor. Iowcituu. I Up and 90 play
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
TRAVERS SETS A NEW
RECORD FOR POWELTON
Amateur Golf Champion Beats
Tiffany by Six Up at Thirty
six Holes.
MAKES EIGHTEEN IN II
Three "Twos" Are Recorded,
Winner Holing Out on Driver
and Mashie Shots at
815 Yards.

In n thirty-six hole match replete with
unusual incidents. Jerome ID. Travcrs. the
national amateur golf champion defeated
Gilman r. Tiffany. erstwhile Hudson
River utle holder by up and 10 play
IN the final round Of tho tournament over
the Unks Of the Powelton club, AT New
hurgh. yesterday
Travers showed a material improve
mcnt over his golf Of tho day before. and
an hts mechanical accuracy on the
greens was IN evidence. once In a while
he would get on faulty tee shot, but II
rarely cost him anything. FOR he was able
10 use his irons 10 great advantage.
tiffany also played finely. and did his
best work IN the early round, when Trav-
crs. despite the fact that he returned a
a. a new course record, was only / up
on HIS opponent The previous record, by
the way. was .. made by Tiffany.
The hole on which more than one SEN
sation was sprung was the third, mat
ter Of 2l5 yards. II Is called Sleepy Hol-
low. FOR the reason that the green Is
surrounded on three sides by hillocks As
the Powelton course is only nine holes
long. the third hole had 10 be played four
times during the match. n was Trayers
who made "a two there In the morning.
BE got away nice drive which just
crazcd the direction hag on the top OF
the bin short Of the green. the flight OF
the ball being altered a trine 20 the
right when b. came 10 rest II was about
nftocn yards from tho cup. and Trayers
holcd th, shot with his mashie.
80 % were recorded az this hole when
Traycrs and Tiffany reached Il the second
time In fact. the latter pulled his drive
so close 20 a stone fence that he wasted
shot before he go. out OF his difficulty.
he lost tho hole and became down.
Traycrs WAS able 20 gain one more hole
by the time the FIRST eighteen were IN
ished. SO that he was up when they re-
tired FOR luncheon.
Tiffany furnished tho sensation In the
afternoon. Tor each time he played the
third hole hc recorded @ on both occa-
sions his drive was about ten yards short
Of the green, and he hoied out with a
mashie While not a s appeared on the
card q either man. Tiffany found II nee
cssary % accept IS, more than he IS
wont 10 do. II was an extra put on tho
pond hole that lost Il for Tiffany. and In
cldentally settled the match.
The card folloWr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
MAY RACE FOR TROPHY CUP
]. F. Betz's Baby Ro Consid-
cred as Harmsworth Challenger.

James F. Betz. Sd. Of Philadelphia, has
purchased the Elcoplane which has been
making fast time on Newark Bay and
has named the boat Baby Ro.
This craft is 20 feet long and Is fitted
with an eight-cyinder 3n-horsepower
motor.
II has been driven hard for the last
month and is In fine condition. IL has
made a mile in minute IL seconds. This
Is al the rate Of 49, miles an hour.
Mr. Betz will race as often as possible,
and II is possible that as the Speed
Demon. the Reliance and the America
have fallen far short OF the speed they
were 10 have made Mr.. Betz may be in
duced to send the boat 10 England for the
British International Trophy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
SKY PILOT WELL NAMED
Boat Owned by Clergyman in
Boston Y. G. Cruise.

Marblchead. Mass. July i2.-Of MI the
craft that got away on the annual cruise
Of the Boston Yacht club to-day. none
attracted so much attention as the SKY
Pilot with her crew Of clergymcn.
The appropriately named 4o-footer Is
owned by the Rev. Nehemiah Boynton,
pastor of the Cltnton Avenue Congrega-
tional Church Of Brooklyn. DR.. BOyntOn
was unable 10. be here at the start. but
will join his ship at Portsmouth. y. H..
where the fleet will stop for dinner to-
night
Ex-Commodore r. p. Boynton. a broth
er Of the clergyman. Is in command Of
the Sky Pilot. and his sailors are sons Of
the owner, the Rev Edward Boynton aud
the Rev Russell Boynton, both Of whom
we're recently ordained TO the ministry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
F|FTY-FOOTERS BOWL
TO AN EXCITING FINISH
HeCkSCher'S ACuShIa Wins Fast
Race in Indian Harbor
Clubs Annual Regatta.
W. {. DODGE'S SAMURI I'd
A. G.. Hanan's Josephine and
j. DeForest's Nepsi Other
Winners Among Fifty
six Starters.

Fifty-slx yachts. divided into thirteen
classes. sailed fast race on the sound
yesterday in the twenty-ffth annual re-
gatta Of the Indian Harbor Yacht Club
After some OF the closest racing they
have yet had and over a triangular
course of about twenty-five miles. eight
Of which was wndward work. the "hf-
ties" came bowling across the sound
from Lloyd's Neck on "A 81 mile broad
reach 10 an exciting finish of Great Cap
tain's Island. They had booms eased well
of to starboard and balloon Jib topsails
set making a pretty picture as they
crossed the line.
q Maurice HeckschcT's Acushla was In
the lead. stcorcd by her owner She won
from ". +. Dodges samuri by / minute
Z seconds. the IrOquOis II being third, !
minute 10 seconds, astern OF the Samuri
In the p" class. Addison 6. Hanan
captured the prize with his Josephine, de-
feating Commodore W. VI. Childs's JOY
ant by minutes seconds. and In the
New York Yacht club 3o-foot class, j..
De Forests Nepsi won from the Okee by
3 minutes 80 seconds William Butler
Duncan. with his little schoonerette Van
dala. outsailed his classmates. defeating
the Rival by ] minute 40 seconds.
In a fresh breeze from a little west Of
south. that laid the yachts down 10 their
rails at times. a spirited start was made
from an imaginary line between the COM
mittee boat. w. n. Childs. and stake
boat half a mile from the red buoy of
the southwest end Of Great Captains ISL
and
The "ffties" were sent away first, at
lI5. ". +. Dodge's Spartan, r. y. Ellis's
Iroquois II and Chester c. RumrilIs
Pleione got away at the weather end Of
the line. almost with the gun. At the lee
end were George +. Baker. jr.s, Ventura,
handled by George NJ. Pynchon, Pembroke
Joness Carolina, with Harry Maxwell at
her tlller, and G. Maurice Heckscher's
Acushla. The Barbara, Harry Payne
Whitney's boat. was steered by Robert
W. Emmons ID, and the Grayling by j..
s. Morgan.
Breaking out reaching jib topsails. they
made fast time 10 the eastward, first
passing the Cows buoy and then rounding
the Long Neck Mark. eight miles away.
The Acushls was leading at this mark.
II was a beat almost dead 10 windward
from there 10 Lloyd's Neck for the big
sloops and a reach from there 10 the
finish.
The Josephine. well handled by Addison
Hanan, made a good start al the lee end
OF the line, while the Windward. with
Jerome Monks at her tiller, had the
weather berth. The Joyant and the Co
rinthian were only length or so astern.
At the Cows buoy the Josephine was the
leader, with the Windward close in her
wake, but the Joyant was second al the
Centre Island mark. The Lewanna sailed
good race and won in her class.
f. Burt Hart, Henry c. Pelton and
Frank Bovine Jones managed the race.
The summaries follow:
SLOOPs-jO-FOOr CLASS START, lib
COURSE. 20 MILES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
TAKE LAWN BOWLS TITLE
Buffalo Teams Win U. S. Cham'
pionship from Boston CLUB

Boston. July l2-Bowling true on 80 ',
greens. two teams from Buffalo 'o.o Qua
captured the United States CHAMPIONS.
cup for lawn bowls from the bo,V.
Bowling Club. which had held Il io' w.
years. The point scores Of the p"
matches were Buffalo. IS. Boston ."
Each OF the cities won one mateh, %
nrst Buffalo team. captained by =.
Mcclure, It's skip. scoring D 20 bossS1,
Il The second Buffalo team OF vs. ~,
+. W. Mcclure was captain and '"'
lost 20 Boston, is 20 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
WHO KNOWS WINS RACE
Fannie D. Beaten at Parkway
Driving Club.

Who Knows. black gelding PAGER.
never showed in better form than when
he defeated Fannie u. IN the Class \ pace
at the weekly trotting matinee Of the
Parkway Driving Club, held on It's half
mile track in Brooklyn. yesterday.
Fannie y. defeated her opponent re-
Gently. but Who Knows had been primcd
tor the return engagement The latter
won handy In straight heats over mile
course In 2lf'. and 2loh.
Jennie +. got of 10 a bad start In the
opening heat Of the Class A trot. but she
outran the field In the next two brushes.
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
RACE FOR WOMEN SHIPPERS
Mrs. Paret Sails Flutterby to
Victory on the Sound.

Bayside, Long Island, July l2.-Hign
winds did not daunt the fair women skip
pers OF the Bayside Yacht Club yesterday.
NJ II. MacGregor. chairman Of the re-
gatta committee, had arranged a race for
the butterflies. and the instructions stated
that each craft must be sailed by a wom-
an skipper. Four OF the boats came 20
the line and had a race IN a stlf blow
from the southwest. The winner was Mrs
j. p. Paret. who sailed the Flutterby
The second prize was won by Miss Ma
bel Teller. who sailed the Ariadne. Then
came Mrs. G. r. Alright I'm the Elada.
The fourth craft was the Yehl, sailed by
Mrs. c. r. Agnew.
The race was in the nature OF a prac-
tice contest for the big struggle for the
cup offered by Mrs Charles Smithers.
wife Of the commodore Of the LArchmOnt
Yacht Club.
There also was a race for the Birds
yesterday. II was won by Cesar, the
property OF A. Nesbett.
The summary follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
FOREST HILL FIELD CLUB.

For the second year I'm succession J. Is.
Garaeld won the championship OF the
Forest I'm Field Club. lie defeated Dom
aid Carr by S up and TO play IN the
thirty-slx-hole final round.
Garfield went round the first time. re-
turning a 20 10 the others IS The title
holder was up there. In the eighteen
hole medal play handicap yesterday e. y
r. scharps led the field with a card OF
S0-ll-69
srb. .g,r.a fplious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
BROOKS BOXES TO A DRAW.

Walter Brooks. the stalwartly built
feathcrweight boxer. who has been forg-
INK rapidly To the front OF late. was hard
pressed 90 earn an even break with
Young Leonard In the main bout of ten
rounds M the Fairmont Athletic club Of
The Bronx. last night The bout was
swift and interesting from start 20 finish
AZ times Brooks carried the night 20 his
opponent IN "A manner that no defence
could stave on. Leonard however. came
right back al his work. and Brooks was
forced 10 swallow a draught OF his own
medicine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13

GOLF AT BAR HARB0R.

Bar Harbor. Ne. July 1.-THE FRS,
golf tournament Of the season was played
AT the Kebo Valley club to-day, and was
Won by Harold Sands, Of Philadelphia,
who finished 5 up.
The other contestants finished as fol-
lows r. J. Topping, up a. VI. Robbins
3 un. c. r. AuchIoness, / down; c. T.
Ladd. down; DR.. Cushman, l down
\. " Coats, down. - @. Fellrhan, J
down Martin Van Buren,, Z down; w, +.
Cochran. down. and william A. Taylor
O. down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
GOLFERS RUN FROM RAIN
Intermittent Sun Permits Sec
ond Round in Foursomes.

The usual large ned turned out at Mont
clair yesterday 10 compete In the four
somes competition. Rain drove many 10
cover. and most Of the members were
content 10 sit on the clubhouse porch and
remark how fine the course would be next
week
The second round Of match play In the
foursomes was run on. In the handicap
w. b. Cravath and j. W. Surbrug tied,
each with a card Of SLIPS. r. s. kel-
logg. with Si-i3-sl, led the field in the
second set, and W II. Lotus with
9-.0-5O. showed the way In the third.
The summary and scores follow
Foursomes ,arst diylslon)-W, +. Marcus
ir.. and ". g. Bremner beat 4. =. stone and
~ r. smith. up and % play y. NJ Coco ,
lea and r. g. Kerr beat r., Il. htearns AMI
rs l. Couwell. by default. &. =. Van Week
and 4 a.. Pratt beat = ". Harrison ana
a. ". Palmer, by default. r. O. Plimpton
aud A. " Pratt beat &. j, turner ana D.
H5dsou up and 20 play.
Second diyision-B. J. Richardson ana H.
T. cray beat 2. J. peck and e. W. MELON.
AID I W. l.. l. Curry and j. - Kelsey b,at
r. McGinn and J. J Mangsn, By default
n q Blancke and r. J. Page beat NJ. y kae
and r Dcyans. up and , 20 play. charles
EU.ln, and ". b. Crayath beat L. ID. Ravens
and n. s. Mcclure. by default
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
TwosoME BEATS THREEsoME.

Manchester. VT. July 2.-Walter j.
Travis and George H. Croker beat the
best ball Of three good players here this
afternoon over the Equinox course by 4
up and 20 play.
r. 4. Martin, the Vermont champion;
James l. Taylor and c. I. Tranelli were
the beaten trio. The winners had each
hole in par figures except the fourth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
FoWNEs RETAINS GOLF TITLE.

Philadelphia. july l2-W C.. Fownes.
IT,, Of Pittsburgh, retained his title OF
individual amateur golf champion OF
Pennsylvania today when he defeated
~. -. Mcfarland. OF this CITY. the Iqli
champion, up and 10 play The match
was played over the course OF the Phila-
dclphia Cricket Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13

After the big race had been started
there was ladies' race, also FOR Scna-
tor Hunts cups. Twelve boats started.
each with a woman at the wheel and
they went four times around a short tri-
angle. or ten miles IN an. Mrs. Behrman
won the race with tho Idle Time. The
second 20 finish was the Canisceo. stcered
by Mr. y j. Baker. The third was the
Gray Hare. with Mrs. $. Ham M the
wheel and the fourth. the Nereid. stfered
by Mrs. e.. Roedelspergcr The others nm
ished In this order: The Annart Mrs.
BendiX' the Amelia, Mrs. =. b. Reins-
child: the Lille, Mrs. }. J. Atkinson; the
Isis. Mrs c. G.. Hunt. and the Madeleine.
the Au Reyolr. the Media and the Rover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
Thrills Aplenty in Races
on GrapeSend Bay Course

scored n sa!lovcr prize. and the Careless
did the same thing In the second division
OF the same class DR. G. l. Atkinson
won IN Class $. defeating his former RI
val. " and J.. H. However. the doctor
was not s1 fortunate in tho next division
lie bird boat .Ori0,c was beaten by Zeo
Mayhem Wool In the dory division the
winner was the SkyIark
r. l. Durland owner Of tho Slow Poke
~ the kuockahout class. cagFized while
trying 10 make bis mo0ring al the end OF
tho regatta The boat ia not race yes
torday. her owner not having a complete
crew. However. tho craft followed the
racers. and the accident happened when
the contest was ended
The summary follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
scARsDALE GOLF CLUB.

4 ball sweepstakes In two classes was
the feature AZ the Scarsdale Golf and
Country club yesterday. J. r. Shoaf lead
Ing the FIRST division. with ss-s-77. and
~ w Hayes showing the way in tho sec
ond, with Ss-ls-7l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
HAZEN WINNER ON LINKS
Beats Oliver in Advertising
Mems Golf Tourney.
INV Telerraph TO The Tribune

Hot Springs. Va, July l2.-ln the 'nir
,,-six.bole final round, which brought
the American Golf Association OF "a
vertising Interests summer meeting 70
close. J. j. Hazen, Of ST. Andrews,
unanimous choice Of the members TOT
1oti president, was the winner
He defeated A. X. oliver the outgoins
president. from Allegheny by the woe
margin OF IL up and 10 to play gaining
a lead OF eight holes In the morning
round TO which he further added by
taking four Of the first eight holes IN
Tho afternoon. where the match ended
The card OF the winner follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13

n hard luck handicap tourney was he'd
for all players. Low gross honors went
20 A. H. Johnson, Of Scarsdale' VINO
scored so. Tho four low net trophies
offered we're won by f. c. Smith west
ward 10. d. Mex, Lloyd, oakmont' f.
+. clymer. Buffalo, and S. x Evans
Knollwood.
In the play-on for the gross and net
prizes offered yesterday In the medal
handicap l.. T. Boyd. Of Milwaukee won
second gross from G. A. Speakman' 81
wanoy by 4 four-stroke margin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
KENNEDY LEADS ON LINKS.

'Sars' KENNEDY tho lacrosse ana
hockey player. Won tho weekly eighteen
hole golf tournament over the links o. tho
Crescent Athlete club yesterday
Fourteen golfers drove on. The winner
returned "a score of S-l5-7i
The cards follow: