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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-15

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madie audi bst 5eier in Milpdutes
ietn gridelneu uno errests ibsrau ptel
8eoeiiteruna.
2en Sssliss 3srrps psrberrIitten
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Observation-Disclosures.

Die betannteTte @~erbilou.g ser
anoden infoI9e Ginlpirtun9 oes Be-
rufes 1T Die iogenannte S9ulter>
bruit. Man psr1tebt oorunter cine
tIeine Ginientung oes 8rultbeinss.
Der Der feline S6uiter untermorfen
1T, Der, auf nieori9cm S9emel tit.
aeno, iiber Der 4rbeit nit tart gsz
srurmtem Riden gebeugt, Eel Ser
Gsrftslung namentIi6 Der Sobier
uno 2eiiten bieIe Mi 3raFt aegsn
o-S gruftbein itemrt. Cine 0srz
.rummung Der WirteIiduIe Fino,t
man BEL Den Gpnbolieren, bel Ste;as
mtben. pslhe bas 8aumoterial se=
fp0tnltd arf Der linten S6uIter duF
Seittrn Den Maurern sufu6ren. Or.
pelteiobn (9ertin) iob WirbeIiduIez
pertriimmunqen a~uffalleno hGufig bel
iun9sn S6nsioerinnen. ferner BEL
aaufleuten; ~eritete iino in anss=
itrengter 4rbeit i'm SQne;oeratelisr
ooer als 9eimarbsiterinnen in sez
bidter 9aItune tdtig. 9utetbiloung
finbet man bel 9ereleuten, bic in
eebiidtsr StelIunq utter Gage arbei=
ten. Bel Irbeitern uno Nrbeiterinz
men. Die LANCE ;5eit eiuen uno oenz
ielben 6anoariff uim. an elmer W}az
Idiae uus3ufiibren haben, fis0en Iih
S6ndfe3ultdn6e uno Q0autunaen
Der 50dn0e. Cine berufIite 2Qib6ils
Dung Der 9GnOe fin0et Ii6) bel pc.
iderirnen uno 9Idtterinnen. Die
beim QlGtten bic g~ebeugten 5dno.
nit grober GeipaIt ouf Den 8riff
oes 9ileleiIens briiten. gu oer
8erufsmiBbiI0unsea Der Seine fte!.s
len Die Qrbsitsr Elm CANA defenders
9robes SontinQsnt. IS bat ieirsn
0runo in Iangan0auern0em Qrbei.
te" I'M Stehen bel u~nqenuosn0sr
SiB9eleqenheit uno Ieiaun1 su
rbeumdtiidsn Iffsttionen. 0uyh Sa<
tigtsit i'm 6reien, in j3uatuft uno
Jeuhtt0tsit. Oos 3=Gein lit 81.
daratteriitifts gerufsosfprnitGt Der
Sader tno S6loiIer. Die I3ahl Der
giattfuBtronten if Qtsion. Que ie=
ne 8eru'e, Die bel Stehen uno Sc.
her b~eoinjsn. fihren CUR Qbf!a6una
oes 6ub9ap3Ites, uao 3lror in IL
N" 9etersaIter. 8ihtiasr ols Die
gehonoIun9 III Bier oie Qerbitrno.
Nan muB ouf rpeitere Ge-fadrfuno
Der 9sieBliten Sdubbettmmuraen
fir iuqenoIidae Irbsiter orinosn. Be.
trposrs hte 6oroerunq RAD ueiters.
8errrn9sruns Der h6tit3uldTtasn
@'bsitsseit INNER uno a..4ec nf.s
Der srbebsn.
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Nniihteu sptiheu einsm Nioean'
un6 einem SdleuBen' Cana
LANCE Belt bin uuo ber. Gin Nlpeaus
Gaeal bate anidn9lih biz bfentIthe
Mtsinung ouf Ieiner Setts. trob ber te'
beutsno b6bsren BautoIfen. tpeit man
einen loIten ais bic fir ale 3elten
eriuolih tie Qbiun9 oes 9roBen
BrobIens belt. uoourh allerotngs ntbt
mr. Der 8ou alter Der grpBen Sflsu'
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auh Die groBe umltdnoIthteit unb Der
beoeutenoe 3sitauiUaRo bes Sdtnourd.
ganges burh ale hisie Shleuieutbore
nno Spsrrunqen. Nber es ltelten lth
bieiem Blame un9ebeure 5hnlert9tetten
IN ben Weg. luo Den Sngenlenren nno
ganS belonoerS Sol. @otbals gelang e8.
ben GougreB oauon o~otiltdnolg Su iibsr'
Seuaeu. GINS Der 9roBten oleier Niu'
b~erniile gu elnsm RlueausGunaI hiloete
Der 6 hogreSs6 In &. Der lhon Den
5%ransoien, ii9tirlib uno budltdblldl
genommen, 10 piel nStetne IN ben
W 9 gelegt" bate. 8eraoe ourd eluen
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gef1brlihe 0eielle Ii aus etnenl
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ben 9igantlIdsn 8 atums . q III III
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ilbsr S WaeiIsn 9an9e aeiboiien luoroen.
uno in oieiss Seebedeu. 800 ia er bat
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u Der Gbnares 6luB. Domit lit er
auf ollie 3eiten 9riinolih 9eSd b III /
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thon in uer;gen Stunoen bis Su "a
JuB 9~elttegen, - aui ben srpBen See.
Der lhn lest uuffdnst. madt Dies einen
taum merfltheu Giuorud. llne
mas nod mebr lit. Large cher Der
Gbo9reS Den el9entItden Canal erreidt.
ut er 9%eiipungen. dIleu m,tgebrohten
Sdutt uuo 8sroa abSuIagsrn, 10
bah onoWlh aiIp oaS Gannlbstt nidlt i'm
g%erlu9lten uui9eIliIt uuo uerlanoet wer.
ben lam. @runottter 1T nidt eiumol
IN S%hateSpeareS Tanning of the
Shrew" Die 3 a b mung Der u B Is
ipen # 9 Dor Iih ae9anssn.
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d aufeIu.
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tcloNalen Yeiltuueen Der Rdggel
nno . umpf d ou 9eiehfn bat.
uno ME lie NIT elmer einSiaen SebunQ
elne ganie @%llenbahntar ~flllen, m6htr
ptellstht ird9eu. matum Gntel Sam
ntht IN olsier Meiie BEN eanseu Canal
ge9rnben habe. Stott nit Shleuien
uno 0ommbauten ilh gu b%einiien. bait
ten bob oiele unerIattllhsn @eielleu lid
einidh elnen 2IeipoIieripea ourh Die
9nuSe 2dnoenge ybtnourhirslien" f6u.
men. tpie? Die Nntuprt. iporum cine
ipIhe Qolung oes HrpbttmS ouSQelhloi.
len mar. lit nit pier 8ortcn lhnsl Qes
esbsn: Regen oes = haereSs6l ui /.
ies. Gteisr unrublge uuo unbersheu'
bar louniide Naiisrlnnf fommt aus
Dem San @ebir9e bernisoer.
iriift bic 9nnaIinie Suerit bel Y 8
0bispo uub treuit its onun INNER.
fort i'm 3idsud bis mad u a II.
Gbmotl nun frsilih Elm Goaal Su ga'
tun ausseba99ert werben t0nnte. uno
ipe,terbin oos @roreih I'M sauSen Gu'
IsbrasT urhitih, Der nlhts metter iii
ais Elm iintIiher Cannon pou Q Meis
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-15

ruaren seesn ben tibnsn Wanr ssrih.
tet. ais or. auf benz Steuer 3oro bss
Bootes itebenb. nit Der 6iagse in Der
9ano ben Seiuissn Sisnale sab. Die
8mselH ihlugen oidlt UNI i'm etn. 9pei
Der feinoiihen Shtife paren nur sinsn
5ltntenihuB nett entfernt. Gin orlties
mar i0sar nod ndber. 9eHuod fam
Der muthise 0tdnn unperiebrt an 8oro
oes neuen 4omiraIi6iHes uu6 biBte
Die 6Ia9se inter- lautem Su5sI Der
RnnnIhnit am Rait ouf. elliot,
Der gommnnbant Der q ingara, elm
tiittlser SeemanH. besab Iih u Su
III ben Shunern. bic leitber Gin Iei6'
ter @ino BON Der Tbellnabme am Gee
fedt Surid9ehalten bate, uuo flbrte
tie sllidlid in ben aampf.
Die 2amreuee mar jest 10 libel sue
seridtst, oaB 5ie Die 5lasge ~hsrunters
nebmeu muBte. Snoeiisu i5ar Der
Jsino nidt imitanoe. Beiis bon ieiner
grobsrung III ergreiieu 9ls 6abrs
ssu9 ioute oennp6 s!utiih 9ersttet
tueroen.
Gin gewa9tes Wtau6uer.
Eerrp. Der iein neues 6la9genihiif
fart uno unuerisbrt uno ben aapttdn
@liot nit ben flelnen Sd)lffeu 10 nnbe
lab, oaB er in furser 3ett am aampf
tbeilnebmen fonnte. sutlhtub i'd ourh
elm alleroiugs gepagtes Mtdnoger cine
raibe @ntideioung berbel5ar ibeeu. @r
CAB letnen betoen groBten 6uhrseusen
oas Si9aal, inn oibt nahiufolgen uno
fubr mitten in Die feinoltds Qinie hins
Elm. pom alien Setten ein unau3atIebtes,
undergraduates Jeuer auf lie oussieBenb.
IS gelang ibm Die Qlnie III ourh.
brehen gHo 5taet Der ftinolihen
Shiffe 10 Idlimm Su beihGotgen, oaB
lie taum mebr am aampf tballnebmen
fonnten. ST Ie9te Iid ounn an bic
Settle oes britiibeu NomtrallAlffes unb
beldoB es ebenIatls 10 erict3relh, ME
@ltot Die anoeren JabrseEse. Na6
etiua or%eiltiinoigem Sample muBssu lie
nit NuSnabme uou smei Sbunern, sic
ibr 9ell in Der 6luht uetiudeu. aber
9enommen muroen. ole 5tGg4e 6eruns
~terlaIien uuo lt6 ersebeu. 9ttd1t zines
Der feinoIiden Shtfft eniflm.
Ger Iriumpb elm ooIljt6ns
bigger.
Ser Sies fuar p~oIltduoig un6 ents
iheioeuo. Tie Imerifaner batten 27
Gobte un6 90 8erpuuoete. Die 8riten
AZ Toote uno 81 &erlpunoete. odrunter
&ommooore Barclay. 3errp, Der
sanS unuerlebt mar. lanote etre 0epei6e
an General 0arrtlon, Sie hires 2atos
nismus wesen beriibmt lit. Sic Iautets:
I'VE have met our friends, the
enemy, and he is ours!" s8r bas
ben unlere 5reunpe, BEN 6eiub,
setroffen, unb ct lit uner." GieIe
9epelde lhrieb CT auf Die 0tudleite
zines alien 8risfes, ba ibm seraoe tein
anberes Hnpier sur Sano mar. Seine
WluBe oleHte lqW oaDel di9 ttnterld9e.
Stint 6abr5eu9e, stuei 8oaihiffe, 5pei
Brta9s uno elm Sduner Warsn 9etas
pert Woroen.
3ieier Sies Herrps mar pon Der
grDBten 8ihtt9feit fir Die Nmertfansr.
Sic erbieIten oaourb Die &ontroIe ilber
Den Greece uno ibr @es mad Ganaba
mar frei. General 5arriion music BEN
Sleg aus, bic 8riteu muBten Detroit
nno Wtaloen raumen uao iih nit Den
Snotanern unter gecumleh mad Canada
5urifSleben. Ser &rie9 nit Gngsanb
enoete befanntIid crit am II. 3eSember
1914 uno Der 5rleoe wuroe III Gent,
Sslslen, ab9eidIpiien.
GortieBuna iolgt.)
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(92. 5ortiesung.)

ADJ i1n9erer Inter
brehuu9 1metnet
Banana GORE
%iponben5en ipouen
mir nun b,eeigent'
liten Is ANAL Il
better ndber
in's Nuge idiien.
Betn mn fl
idwantten Su GIN
ianq oes 9roBen
llnterneb mens Die
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Serrp's nj ii I B.

Ter tapfere Bern nnbm ruhis Die
6Iasss berunter uno. iis bptidpins
seue. lprans er in Elm Boot uuo Iies
iih nah Der Ninsaro lberissen.
Gas Sreitisttsu. Gle @epebrtarsen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-15

CUR Sett on Den
arobsn Seen itntts
ftnoet, gum Nns
oenten on Den Dor
bunoert Sabren
pon OItue r
Sa5aro Herr b
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aus Dem atOHatn erment Der anabone no am e"ama@ anal @roh"tere mpans Der
1HeHeodeHhanm WdburtN mheS Nann 8on9t mo NMnI reans . WhHh9Ne SanpNEp"t 1
be Sauaao" s6 os DummpptS em ben @Of m@ Tfo no 0as aahHhe @~r mad Dion. Gin
eouuots Iupcfnrp BON ci Sam.c Der bic MnbmmimgeG AUS 5u me3 den prhe SmpTna rS c
mmrf cmS s b iSuaeeas @bhus uo hhcs SeamhnhabS 3mdhnnoaeS uenbhnhhro uuh
bm Srhmusn nah Der SDt 9aamaa ant Shnen Ocean, 21Ndfnp ne unn fern enaHnnoe Sfnmn
anna bsn ctbrEbmhuGa abnws hmr 0umahuns hmr Sahmtpn Sraruen~e rnnemnsen an
Den apsen9 eseNps mS Die Sauphm. @n mo atVmamam o een @nhth@*
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Die germ Centennial Seier.

ShIuie metner
. beuti9en Gurreipons
osn5 MIL ih mod furs
Der Bern Centennial.
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Am uIsbra. il d.

Sn @uitbra.Turhittt tporen iiber
lin'itg oieier Eampilhauiein an Der
arhelt. uHo ie ale beietianoer pns
ZEN uHo hnaufen nno rddern
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Maiisn pon 9pnamit.

So pieI ME oierSis 9onnen 7pnamit
limb bier elne8 Cages Su elmer Sprens
aung uerihoIien uoroen, Elm gamer
Ber8 muroe oappu in Stife geriilen;
nno StpelmaI bes cages. penn bic Irs
better gum 0ilttnsseiien stneen uno
tpenn lie 6eierabeno mahten. tnatterten
bier tagtaQllh Die pielen SprensIhuIle
lpte Elm Nonlbaroemsnt, beiIen @ho
9unoertfnd wloerbaute. @ar cine
aroBe SprenQung 9elheben, 10 nabte
auI ltngtl Qeteeten Shienen elne Der
9toBen Gampffhaus elm berbsi.
osren itabIsrne 5ons5abne, mie
eln N d { II 9ebffnet. init leosm .StB"
a DIT 1onnen 9eIiein emporhsbeu.
1an per9e9enmdrtige iih ben llmfaue
stner Tonne apbIen i'm Seller. uno
Damn oente man Iih ben ahtfadeu
Qau'en, Ijeit Maiie hebt Der ltarte
Arabn nit etnem Nusboleu. ihwinet
tie IN Der Suit uno eutlooet Iis auI
slnem 6Iotpa9en Der 8abn. ebenio
'sltt pie Der BrpcerpcIert elm 8funo
3nfsr IN ote @asihale itauIeIt uno
IN Die Gapiertiite ihittst. Giele
Enmpiltanfeln cine sinSl9e poll'
bradte bier cine 66hItIetltuns opn
1923 GubjIparos ODER 1895 Ionnsn
'ortgeihaf.ter 5teinmoiisn an eiuem
einilseu 1a9e - arbe'ten absr sualsiA
70 genau. oaB tie NIT ibreE craft ldIie'
Benoen 3abnrtihen iogar audi etnen
Sis'eiiteln Der our Ssite luesroIit, ani'
5ubs6en eeym6stn.
Sm @uIebrds q d Il d.
Sr GuIebya.Enrhitit tpareu iiber
IiinIit9 oieier Eampilhauiein an Der
arbett, uno Tie ale be%ieiranoer pu'
EN- uHo hnaufen nno rddern
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Tpraana Der pa III a, 6 ma 4. Mrbeitem 7e erfnmthenS ehn"sen Der SaNTn no S"mpr
5hnmfeu Ger nHge@ amr Sam uo ienu" Sphluap. : lie @anH< hRfen %nnoer
pne Mnhur. Sic nnGafem SbaBonrhtmn9en. ~aMe serge nj" apnam"
,nmaf aeureaat 9rG uema Iurhnih, in benz gdhfama cine S%oe Sanonen
malt mt mto Mm Shund m nHs 5aeH'Se rnng edaH mWo.
lie Yerro 6 c mtemn mia feer n Den s~heH se. 4h sAenuna DS sORsn SHses Der
smefmr Dor bbpet Saben af DEM GreSe e prps VShe: ~ebto
edit nih a ~. uo: v9sm bu mnae Trennoe, ben TetnS,
snoTeh n ct lit mmier, To AMI e~g III Der
0ehhh Gnarnat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
PICK ORION AND NICKALLS
To Coach Track Team and Grew
of Ouakers Next Year.

Philadelphia. June 23.-Vivian Nickalls
Of the Detroit Boat Club and n former
noted English oarsman. was to-day elect
ed rowing coach. and George w. orion.
well known distance runner. was
chosen coach OF the track team at a
meeting to-day OF the board OF directors
Of the Athletic Association of the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania.
Both men have signed contracts for
three years and will begin their duties
next fall. at the opening OF ..s college
year.
Orton, who succeeds the late Mike
Murphy, was member OF the first track
team coached by Murphy at the Univer-
sity OF Pennsylvania. He made a new
worlds steeplechase record at the
olympic games In Paris in 1900. and In
recent years has had charge OF cross
country athletes at the Episcopal
Academy In this city.
Nickalls Is a graduate OF oxford Uni
versity, and succeeds Ellis Ward. whose
contract expires on September l.
Gus Zeiger, Simon Pauxtis and Har-
old CASTOR were chosen assistants TO
George Brooke. the football coach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
Lawn Tennis Il Boxing Polo Cricket Rowing Other Sports
Mclaughlin Hard Pressed
to Win in Five Sets

and courage, coupled with his signal tri-
umph. have made him a warm favorite
for championship honors.
The match was iercely fought through
out. and ran its full length before the
more youthful competitor was able to
overcome his English rival and claim the
victory Excitement among the specta-
tors ran high from start to finish, and
Mclaughlin was accorded a gratifying
reception when the final result was an
nOunced.
In the first set the games followed the
service until the ninth, which the Amer
lean lost by a love score. Roper Bar
rett was playing at the top OF his form
at this stage and took the next game
and the set
Mclaughlin evidently had not found
his real form. Although his driving was
good, he was easily passed when he
came up 10 the net His fast service,
however. was a revelation to the onlook-
ers. and when he settled down In the
second set, with Roper Barrett leading
at 40 on games. he quickly wiped of
the deficiency and pulled out at S-6.
In the third set Roper Barrett proved
far superior both in base line play and
at the net, his strokes coming off clearly
and often finding the American out of
position The Englishman reeled off five
games in rapid succession. and won the
set with the loss OF only one game.
As the fourth set started the sun, which
hitherto had been hidden, appeared The
young American seemed 10 revel in Its
rays. He quickly established a lead OF
three games to one, and playing his
strongest lost only one other game. His
powerful service was again TO the fore,
while his side line drives simply burned
through his opponents court.
In the fifth set Mclaughlin secured
a lead Of - on games by swift play at
the net, but Roper Barrett rallied. made
II ALI. and then went 10 the front at
81. The exchanges were the fastest OF
the match Mclaughlin then settled
back into his smashing game, and finally
won a most sensational set at So and
with It the match.
Among the other survivors In the first
round were Stanley y. Doust, captain
OF the Australian Davis Cup team. which
was recently defeated IN New York; r. f..
le Sueur, Of the South Africa team;
Charles p. Dixon. the former interna-
uonal cup player; Arthur W. Gore.
former All-England champion. and Ber-
nard p. Schwengers and r. b. Powell.
both OF the Canadian Davis Cup team
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
BIC HANDICAP HELPS
IN A POLO VICTORY
Great Neck Grasshoppers Make
the Most of EIeven-GOaI
Allowance.
C00PERST0WN THE VICTIM
Malcolm Stevenson Gets a Fall
and a Blow on the Head,
but Plays Out the
Game.

In the final game of the Great Neck
Polo Club tournament yesterday the
Great Neck Grasshoppers, receiving
eleven goals by handicap. defeated Coop
erstown by 1914 goals to 7.
1t was an exceedingly fast game at the
start, no goals being made in the second
or third period. The play was so ener-
getic then that both men and ponies
were tired and made n slack finish. al
though the Cooperstown players. with
the tally liz TO I against them. did not
persevere throughout the eighth period.
After a sally for a quick goal was
closed by an end knockout. Cooperstown
ceased to be on the aggressive, and the
Grasshoppers made two goals and three
outs a. the end.
Stevenson toppled from his pony while
reaching for an offside hit in the seventh
period. lie hit the turf hard. but was
not hurt. and with great presence of
mind rolled over twice TO get out OF the
way Of a charging pony behind. Mr..
Grace also swerved his pony 10 the right.
so what might have been a bad accident
was happily changed 10 a minor mlshap
so quickly that the clubhouse onlookers
had barely realized player had been
endorsed
II. G. Phipps and Malcolm Stevenson
were hit on the head by wildly swung
mallets. hut both played out the game.
Howard Phipps and Stevenson were
striving for possession OF the ball when
the latter was hit.
Foul" Stevenson yelled out, and as
w. r. Grace. the referee. blew the
whistle for a stop lie sprang from the
pony and began 10 rub his forehead. The
peak Of his cap had saved his face. and
when Howard Phipps and his teammates
formed group about the referee 10 ex-
plain that no foul had been made Steven
son forgot his injury and FASTENED on
foot TO Join in the argument.
The victory counts az a leg on the sec
ond Great Neck challenge cup.
The printed conditions read: TO be-
come the property OF the club winning It
three times" II should have read 20 the
team" scoring three victories.
The summary follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
DEFAULTS MAR POLO CARD
Great Neck and Meadow Brook
Freebooters Win Games.

Defaults by the Philadelphia Country
Club and the Meadow Brook Canarles
spoiled the opening card OF the annual
Meadow Brook Club tournament yester-
day The teams 10 win by walkovcrs were
the Great Neck Freebooters and the
Meadow Brook Freebooters. Each team
gained heat IN the race for the Hemp
stead and Meadow Brook cups.
4 round robin for special cups. each
game OF four periods. was started 10 give
action 10 the tournament players and the
ponies. In the frst. playing on even terms.
John Hobbs. Thomas lie Boutlllier. Cd.
Carleton Burke and y. L. Tilney. OF the
Great Neck Freebooters. ran up six goals
against the Meadow Brook Freebooters.
l.. J. Hunt n. l. Bacon. Seward Cary
and willard Straight. who scored four
goals. The winners lost a half through a
foul by Hobbs
The Cooperstown Leopards-J. G. Rath-
borne w. Goadby Loew (playing in place
OF Q. A. Shaw. 2d). J. n. Thomas and +.
Ambrose Clark-won the second game
from the Great Neck Freebooters by to
2 They made five goals. but Clark and
Rathborne were penalized for fouls. In
the closing game Cooperstown gave two
goals to the Meadow Brook Freebooters
and won by II to 3.
There will be games at 2S0 and 4.3O
o'clock to-day. The Meadow Brook and
Meadow Brook Visitors meet in the first
game. The lineup OF the latter team will
probably include: No. 1. Howard Phipps;
No. 3. Captain Il. ID. Miller. and Lord
Wodehouse as back. The Hunters and
Dancers. two OF the Meadow Brook COM
binations, will be opponents In the second
game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
ROBINSON SHUTS OUT
GREEN FOR AMHERST
Also Figures in Batting Out
Victory Over Dartmouth
in Lively Game.
fBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. J

Amherst. Mass. June 23-Amherst shut
out Dartmouth al the annual commence
ment game here to-day by a score Of z
20 a. This gives the home team its sixth
straight victory.
Dartmouth could do little against Rob
inson. The Amherst pitcher held the
visitors 10 six hits and gave one pass
His batting also was feature OF the
game. as ne got two hits and sent IN
the first run.
Halett, the Dartmouth star. also
pitched good ball. giving eight hits and
one base on balls. while he struck out
nine men. Robinson. however, frightened
up with men on the bases Captain Par
tenheimer. who will report 10 the Detroit
Tigers on Saturday. played gilt edge ball
Amherst won tho game In the NTH Inn
ing when Williamson struck out on WHO
pitch and easily took first base. Wash
burn sent him TO second on a scratch hit
through tho box. Robinson sent In the
first run with clean single 10 right
Cooks error on Kimball's grOunder filed
the bags. Decastro reached FIRST when he
hit 10 right field and Sullivan threw to
Cook who relayed home TO put Robinson
out after Washburn had scored.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-24
Beats Roper Barrett, One of
EngIand'S Best Players, A.
ter a GrueIIing Match.
FEELS LOSS OF SPIKES
Wallace F. Johnson Also Wins
IN First Round of Big
Lawn Tennis Tourney
at Wimbledon.
by Cable 70 The Tribunal

wimbledon. England, June 23-Maurice
T. Mclaughlin, the American national
lawn tennis champion, won his first match
IN the all-England championship tourna-
ment on the courts here to-day. Nc
Loughlin defeated H. Roper Barrett afte,
five hard fought sets by score Of as.
SIS, l-6. 60. SIS
wallace F. johnson. OF Philadelphia. a
member OF the American Davis cup team.
also won his match lie defeated A. w.
Andrews in straight sets by a score OF
81, 60, IS. The American PLAYER used
| his chop stroke and his swift American
service to great advantage winning an
almost bloodess victory.
X. Norris Williams. another member Of
the American team was drawn against
p. Y. Tabush in the first round. The lat
ter scratched, so that Williams devoted
himself to practice against F. 5. Widing
brother Of Anthony F. Wilding, the
holder Of the all-England title
The drawing Of Mclaughlin. the Ameri-
can. and Roper Barrett. who was the
challenger Of Wildng for the champion
ship last year AMI who is regarded as GER
tain Of a place on the British Isles team
that will defend the Davis Cup. furnished
dramatic contest for the beginning OF
the great tournament.
il is probably the most cosmopolitan as
semblage Of players that has ever met on
the field OF sport in England. Every
quarter Of the globe IS represented among
the list Of ll6 entries in singles. the
United States and Australia being repre-
scented by six each.
Mclaughlin was deprived OF his spikes.
which are prohibited at Wimbledon. and
was hardly over his sea legs. so that his
victory over one Of the greatest players
in England was the more remarkable.
His great flashes Of hrlllancy. his sneed