davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1913-08-08

The Government crop report for
which the financial world has awaited
for days, was issued at 2:15 o'clock this
afternoon,
The Washington times., 1913-08-08
Seeks Further Data.

This line of inquiry was then aban-
donec and Chairman johnson asked
Mr.. Kalbfus TO furnish the commit
tee later with a statement of the
gross amount in dollars, of his real
estate transactions "and the amount
Of money you actually put up"
u want to know what cash OF your
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-03
w wypadkach choroby zawsze polegajcie ma Sew

Many DUO in
nych Severy LIE.
karstw i sd y to
raz sprzedawane
we wielu apte.
kach 20 ca}ych
Stanach Zjedno-
czonych. Zapytaj-
Gle sic o Severy
Lekarstwa Mo
bierzcie innych.
Gdyby aptekarz
ME mie} W zapa-
sic, my poslemy
je wprost ma kt6-
~rykolwiek adres
"a ades}aniem
ceny. Zam6wie~
MIA "a 100 Tub
wiecej ~posy}amy
expresem op}aco.
nYm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-03
WIEsCI z OJCZYZNY
z PRuSl POLSkICn.

SOPOT. l-go b. m. otchodzil
kapitalista Teodor Trucinski 90.
rocznice urodzin swo,ch. Zawsze
gorliwle ~popiera} lntercsa kstol,ck,e
a mianowic,e przy}oz>l sig do
wYbudowsnia uierwszeg" koso,v}a
prey uI:oy p6lnocnej.
CHOJNICE. Handlarza Andrzeia
Wasilewskiego napadto ma szos:e
llchnowskiej az robotn,k6w
rzem'eslnik6w, kt6rsy mn sabrali
$50 marek, jake mia} PREY sobis i
przedtem " lokalach pqkazywaf.
Sprawo6w aresxtowaRo.
Posiedzioielowi K%asloklemu PRIV
ulicy czluoho wskiej nr. ); kradz1o-
no W ostatnim czas;e drzcwo. Jake
zlodzieja w%yslcdzonc >zeladuika
Maszewskiego. 5"I
tn ma)q urzadxid staoye dla
lotnik6w, co ma kosztowad 81, 900
mr.. Minlsteryum wojay Chez "a ,e
sumo. ktdra miasto ma wy'oAyd,
prooent opfaoad.
sEPOlNO. ss-go lutcgo utonqt
" jeziorku Z letni syn oiea.i
Mruka Posxedi on esxoze : drrusim
ohlopoem odwiedsid oj.a &owiaoego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-03

KOSClERZYNA. w tutejssy m
zak}adz,e wyohowawozym Ola
dziewczet pod wezwaniem N.
Maryi P. Anielskiej sachodza cd
WielkieJ nocy zoacsne zmiahy "
kolegium nauczyoielskiem. Dotych-
czasowa wiolce zas}uz ona pr.elo-
iona, p. Katarsyna lynda ola
n'cnleosal"eJ choroby idsie ma
emeryturs. W jeJ mie)ece powo&a}o
kuratoryum "a pozwoleniem rzadu
panne Plassmann, poohcdxaoa =
Mouasteru, ma p%rse}oton9 xaktadu.
T. Plassmann jest obecnic naucxy-
o'"lka pray s,m'naryum zensk,em
v f"derbornie. DAlej opus.o.s
zaksad ks. dr.. hagowski, dot5ch +.
az sowy wyas.y n~auoxyo,el mate.
ma'yki nauk prxyrodnioxyoh |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-03

-POLACY MA SLASKU Gle
SzYNSKIM. Strejk dz,ec, polskich
= Dz'e6mnrowioach; Sl9sk.austrya.
oki) trivia " daisy m oi4gu. Rodzi..
oe po'scy odbjl' zebranie, IA kt6
rem odr,uoili wnioeek tamtejssego
kierownlka szko}y o za%nieohanle
strejku Rodzioe uchwalill podtray..
mao .trejk dzieci dopdty, dop6ki
tamtsjsza polska s.ko}a prywatna
ME xos,snie przyieta ma etat rzado-
wy
ZGORZELICE. u powodu wypo
wiedseui. posady przez szefa, ode
bra&a sob'e zyoi~,' rsucajao sc do
rick, Nyey. l6- letnia o6rka Erne-
1t. lWildego. Dopioro "iedawto
so .;onale.io,n,o je, oi.,o. U,rate udr&i
wsisi4 matka tejA. tax do sorca, ii
postanowila ,akae sobie odebrat.
w p,atek r.uoiia ona sig ; tego
mego miejso,, co cdrta, d" r.ski
'ntcnesa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-03

OPOLE. Nledawno temu zmar
W szpitalu sw. Wo]cie:ha sp. ks
jerry Msslach, liczac lat As. Zmar
~ byl dotad prob 'szczem " Eldli
each Nv pow. niemodlinsxim) gdzlt
przez wzorowa i Porliw4 prace ka
plansk} zaskarbi} svbie cg6l1a mi.
lost parafian. Pogr,eb odby} sic v
B,el,cach.
OPOLE- Wieczorem powiesl1
sic ma klamce bocznych drzwl kos
oiola farnego jakis czsowlek. Spo-
%strze1ono to xaraz i uratowano 90
Cd emierci, choc Juz by{ bez przy-
tomnosci. Oburzona p%ublicznosc o.
bi}a niedos diego samob6jce do,kl'.
vie. Pol'cya s%twlerd1ila nastepn'e,
10 Jest to n,ejskl George Oplelka
z Wrocta~la, kt6rY cierp, ia umy-
Sic
BYTOM NJ Jak donosza Ba.
chum " Weh.ifalii, " kopalni Prlnz
Regent zaeyps&r wegle kamieone
znsjaujacego sic pod ziem'a g6rni.
ka, Stanlsiaws Iva. Lwowi udsfo
sig schronid do jamy skalaej. Pc
trzech d.iavh %w1dobyto go pod
x,eml 1ywcgo, chociazmocno osfa-
b'oneggo.
n" - a%y+r 49, a41%haI aE~~@ E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-03
Z uALICYl

BULK w Tu:kowie spa'iiy s'e
c.woraki, kr1ta ,somiaonym daoh-
en-. Lud.iie .dot,h uisd iyoiem,
TAX simo oos.,ato byd'o. Pewnego
s,arcas m0si,1noc pr;zemoca wyc'esd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-03
z o MosKALA.

wILNO. Z okaxji %jab,leu-1u
Romanox6s odby}a sic v sobotss
rarads wojska wilensk'tgo. Ably
.ip ,,ej Iepiej pr.y]r.ed ves1}a bar
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-03

do w;elka l1czb a osob, prev a4nie
dzieci ma dach gmacbu cyrkcw ego.
Dach drewuiany obc'azenia ME wy
,r1yma+ i zawali& sic. Przes1{o loo
os6b runs{. ;, 80 oe6b po}ama}o So
be rece lub nogi, a czesc'owo cd:
ulos}o o%kaleczeois wewnetrsne. fo-
lowe raunych stano~la dsiec'' jed
ma . kobiet 20 kilku godzinach wy.
x,one'a du,ha.
WARSZAWA. w gminle ozarow
band CT uapaali tolonists M,sa }
" .%strasznych mecsarniach go Ia
mo-lowa!i. Mad L 'na jeRo zneosl'
s;e ok%rutuie, whijaiac jej g%wozdz'e
v nogi. Dowl-dziawsxy sic, gd'le
% p,en,ad.e zrabowsli 10 rb l UNI
kneli.
WARSZAWA. Widownia ME.
zwyk}ego sadu do~aznego bY} tarR
n. Gr.ybowie Y Wsrssawie. Jeden
!. rxeznik6w svhwycll ma gor4cym
uczvnku kradx;e4y jakas kobiete o.
ko}o 81 lat majac9. Ponie~at sasie-
d.i pcs1kodowancxo osvisdczyli. ae
iu1 kilsakrotnie xauwaiyli te z}o-
dzlejke. krscaca sie 20 tsrgu, pr.ee
10, rada y rsde pos,auowiouo is na
miejscp atarad. Pomoon'cy r.ct"ic-
cy ODE. esdnir z},d1 ejke, po}s3y~
Ii ia p enku, pod"ie6l' spdduics
ku g}.snej uo,eexe gawisdzi largo
vel wymier sy'i jej b.,em t'lka u,
ders,n Pc dok"nanej egsekacyl.
wed&ue el6w rAocznycb s~iadkdw,
.}od.iejka pod.iekowala q t.re :.
to : tego w.gledu. 10 ME oddano
jei Y re"e polic!l.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-03
OczekiWanie ma reZultaty.

OcZekiWanie ma reZultaty.
Sw.go czasu donc-iI,smY, re 20
st a}s wJna'ez:one MOVE serum ma
jace leczyt gruzlice l obecnie obby-
waj9 s,e pr6by, majace dowiesc je-
90 wsrtosc lecsnjcz4. Cczekujemy
ga rezultaty. Nave ct ' tedy, CITY re-
zultatv btdq zupe}u'e zadawainisja-
ce. po,rzeba bed.ie w1mocni6 pow
r.cajqcego do zdrow's, co mozna u
czynit przez %saos,rseuie spetytu l
po~lepszehie traw.enla. w tym celu
zaleca SIC og6luic zuany frodek:
Triuera Ameryksnski E'iksir Corr
k.ego Wilma. Wyczy6cl i wz,nocui
on 1upe}n,e organy trAwienia, to co
v1aSnie cxyni ten srOdek tax eo~
nYm. Trinera Amerykanski Elk
cir Gorzkiego Wilma powinno sic
dawad v~s.ystkim cierRiacym "a
brak apet,tu, niestravnolt, ia
tw.rdzrple j wyciehcsenie. Do ma
bYcia " aptetacb. Jos. FriDer.
.3ss-1ss9 5. Ashland Az. ..Ch;oa-
90, III. Reumatyzm = mietuacb i
stawach povluien bye lecsony Tri-
nera Linlme ntem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-03
re SLASKA.

~ODOLANOW-W Gliwicy pc
wien gospodarz uszosesliwlony z,-
stat " tyoh dniach I9-ta 'spoc'echa'
z tel l;czby kilkoro dz,eoi zmar}o,
lyle Is.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-03

obejmuje probostwo " Radowis-
kach, W poviecie wabrzesklm. Ma
jego miejsce powoiano kandydata
wytssego szkolniotwa y. dra Thur
mama : Westfalii. Nauczyoietka
rysunk6w bed.ie parma Schabel..
maier Z Drexna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-03

CHOJN1CE. Ss1m,k powiato Wy {.
ktory tych dn' mai tutaj swoie
p~os.edzenie, uohwali} cd l-go
kwietnia 70. xsprowadzi6 kase
ohorych Ola ca&ego powiatu chrj~
n,ck,ego. Miasto Chojn,oe 10 tel
kasy ME bedzie pr4y}aczone, aczkol-
wick pr1edstaw,ciele miasta 0 to sic
starali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-03

ryby. Prey tenn wpad} v prserebel,
a jego :]towarzysz, zamiast prsy-
wo}sc OLGA, pobisg& naprz6d do
domu. Gdy potem ojcieo cd drugie-
go syna o nieszczeFciu SIG dow,e-
dsia},, JUL by}o zap6zno. Chtopca
wyclagnieto nleIywego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-04-03

z palacego sig domu. Ruchomosc
splone}y prawie w%ssystk'e. Poszko-
do wanl ME byli zabezpiecseni cd o"
gnia. pon,ewaz zsdno TowarxYs:vo
ubezrlcczen q chciato ich .ab'z-
pieczyc = powoiu dachu stom'ans-
go.
LWOW. Niexvyk{e samob6j-
stwo pope}n,} - jsk donosza gaze-
ty lwowskie - znany z}odriej Kuz-
minski' Mianow,c:c rurke, ns{ado'
woua proehem i zalkana czopen
me,alowym, ~}o1y} sobic do ust, a
proch podpal I xapaska. Cxcp rozer-
wal mu Geese cz.sski. Kuzminsk'
zmari " dwoch godxinach 20 xa'
macbu.
KRAKOW, 10 BIN. W sci, Stare
go testru odby} sle W niedsiele
ko1cert wielkiego mistrla j patrio-
ty narodoxfgo 1guscego Paderew-
skiego. Sala koncertowA wype}ciia
SIC pc brzegi. Ma al. Jsgielcnskiej
zebraly sig tlnruy publ,czncsci. Pa
derewskiego obsypano XIV iatami i
ur.adsouo mu n~iezwykta owacje.
M,strz by} hardzo w.rusxopy. Jsk
sfvchat PAderewski n:ebawem wy
stapi po rae druy,. W k.akowie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22
WIN IN FOUR FAST SETS
Little and Hackett Play Slash
ing Lawn Tennis.

Four sets. swiftly and conscientiously
contested were won by Harold H. Hack
cit and RAYMOND ID. Little yesterday. re-
yealing the fact that the two men selected
for the Davis cup team 10y this nation
have greatly improved. They faced Edgar
". Leonard end Charles r.. Haggett. the
English professional. defeating them at
80 s. 6-1. So on the turf of the West
Side Tennis Club.
The playing surface upon which the
men met was abominable, but all the best
surfaces are being covered over with the
big stands for the cup matches Hackett
aud Little. however. paid scant need To
the conditions. They worked splendidly
ia the short range rallies. Both brought
of phenomenal shots foi placement down
the alleys and were strong overhead The
order of the service was Haggett Little.
Leonard and HacKett.
Maurice T.. Mclaughlin the national
champion In singles and doubles is ~
fornia tonight or early tomorrow morn
ing. Mclaughlin viii begin practice at
once on the West Side courts. He Will
play in doubles match on Saturday.
The seats for the cup matches were
placed on public sale yesterday az Spal-
gers. Alex Taylors and a the Mcbride
Tyson Offices Only subscriptions for the
series will he received until Monday, June
?, when the seats for single days will be
booked.
Robert n Nrenn. chairman of the COM
mlttce has arranged that there will be no
conflict between the interna tional polo and
lawn tennis dates as the cup matches will
give way To the former in the event OF a
postponement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22
Hall BHghtS Hopes of
Mead in Straight Sets

but Hall Invariably came NJ to the net
after n few exchanges. always CROSSING
the ball beyond Mead's reach. Han ny
MS victory. coupled with Ralph /. Basss
for the final bracket in the top half OF the
draw
Condor wore down Hartmann by MS
stamina and steadlness. The courts were
hfsvv from the showers and the ball took
a LOT Of hitting In the irst set Hartmann
led a, So. Then he made the mistake or
easing up. so that Condor. by his hhe
drives. pulled up and won the set In the
second set Hartmann scored on his iast
drives TO the base line. With the set pa
anced. Condor made his attack AT the
not always placing the ball at Hart
MAINS hack hand. his right side as Hart
mann is left handler. to reel on SIX
2, mes for the match. Condor IN the
lever section. pairs with ;. Howard
Voshell for the final found.
Because of the unfavorabie weather
only one match In the doubles was oe,
cidcd in which Benny Philips, paired
with G. Smith. defeated Ralph J.
Bagss and Allan Tobey. at $685..
The summary follows:
Rronx championship singles fourth round
Waller Merrill Hall defeated Paul y
Mead "a Ga Joseph !. CONDOR defeated
Rronx championships doubles ,nrsi touudl
! BENJAMIN NJ phillips and .. Smith de
f,sted Ralph l.. Basss and Allan ioeey'
6-i. Go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22
Condor Also Reaches Semi
nalRound in LawnTennis
Tourney by Defeating
Hartmann.

walter Merrill Hall and Joseph r. Con-
don drew up level in the seml-fnal rouhd
~ tho Bronx lawn tennis championship
singles Yesterday on the courts OF the
p,dford Park club. Hall. the former Ne"
Iarsev State champion and ranking
nIsver. defeated Paul +. Mead the old
time Yale player, in straight sets ny a
core 81 SIS. IS. IN the other matcn
Copdon. former captain OF the New YORK
University forces. defeated lingo Hart
mann. one of the former collegiate stars.
nv score OF SIS, 10. SO.
At every department OF the game Han
displaved Improvement over any form he
has shown for the last two seasons. his
drive. sent the ball sizzling from his
racouet. all Of his shots possessing speed
and uncrring direction. When he picked
ont the corners Of the court for placement
he rarely missed. with the result that
Mead was held on the defensive all the
way There we're periods when the for-
n,cr Yale man worked his drives prettliy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22
Do Better. in Fact. than Their
Riders at Piping Rock.
PLENTY OF DESHING WORK
w. A Hazard Scouts Suggestion
That H. P. Whitney Will Not
Play in Match.

England polo ponies performed far
NOR. impressively than their riders. VINO
lined ~ In cup challenging front FOR tie
first time since their arrival In this
country or The picturesque heio A. PIP
ing Rock Country club. AZ Locust VALLEY.
Long Island YESTERDAY.
g. vas the formation which hopes 20
return the famous trophy TO Nottingham
Captain Leslie ST. George Cheape was Al
40 J. tine ledoubtabe Captain Noel
Edwards. at No Q. Captain r g. Ritsou.
The field captain Of the invading forces.
N No 8. and Captain Vivian Lockett. az
back 70 is only fair 10 state that team
Of Americans. Of the middle class rat
ings. had rather the better o. the Britons'
and. figured on a handicap basis, would
lave oefeajed them
Nayior. the Duke or Westminster STUD
groom. had thirty-two NJ the ponies oct
for the match CLOSELY blanseted in the
light bun with the golden crown and the
big initial w" OF the Duke. they we're
paraded before admirIng eyes az the east
erri end of the field Ions before tho prs b.
tico began. They looked blt high In
M.
field A. one horscman remarked. as ne
critically scanned them. VIII they be as
good ~ that three weeks from now
n was tho mallet work OF the Britons
that suffered b. comparison with That ot
the Americans There was nothing con-
.istent about H. Good strokes came IN
streaks. Captain Chespe, Captain Edwards
and Captain Ritson more frequently over
rode the ball made miserable failures OF
nipping u when ON the gallop' ana.
withai nit short when distance was I
paramount Importance
Long hits. combined with clever ma
nceuvrine along the side boards. on the
mart of the four who sported the Pipihs
Rock colors. served 70 battle the Britons
and hold them In check. Each member
~ the team swung mis- msllet well. 50
that on an average the ball easily traN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22
EngIdnd'S Polo Ponies
ShOW Speed in Practice

elled a hundred yards 10 their opponents
thirty The 40 T. e.. Perry Beadleston
more than held Captain Cheape. Al NO
2 " Freake. the English reserve. proved
a tower Of strength against Captain Ed
wards while AZ 30 +. :. yon Stads
continually rode Of Captain Ritson. ma
rasaing MIN on the on side when ne was
riding on the ball FOR shot NJ oacN
r. L. Agassiz. the hish goal man OF tht
Myopis team. PLAYED aggressivelF. otteh
saving his side by timely shots 10 the
boards when the ball came within the
danger zone
Neither side spared The ponies. sul'
the contest was remarkably free tFo"
entang ements. Captain r.. y. Miller VINO
acted as referee and who replaced cap
tain Lockett IN the fina! period. footing
the whistle Tor only one foul
This happened in the first part OF the
match. when Beadieston crossed Captain
Cheape. as the latter had the rlsht OF
way. within ffty Yards OF the goal posts
The new PAPER mache posts were Used
so as 10 avoid any possibility OF an m
Jury should any Of the men ride them
down in their hesdlons chase after the
ball
As the contest stood AZ the end u falled
10 reveal any tremendous advantage fof
the Enghshmen FOR the hnsl tally was
81, goals 10 a.. a margin which the chal-
Iengers Will have 20 improve In order 70
lift the cup.
officials Of the polo association laughed
al the rumor that Harry Payne whitney
was TO sit along the sides and watcn
others play IN the cup matches at Meadow
Brook next month
1T IS true tuat tho American team has
not aeen definitely selected. said W. A.
Hazard secretary Of the association, hut
We are simply waiting until the last mo-
ment 10 pick the best men. n is ridicu-
lous 20 suppose that Captain whitney
will not play Not only is he one of the
foremost players IN this country. hut
furthermore ne IS easily the hest general
on the polo field"
The American four is scheduled to prac-
tise on the hed AZ Meadow Brook this
afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22
QUAKERS GET A SCARE
Check Fordham Rally in Ninth
and Win by a Run.
BOTH TEAMS FIGHT HARD
Pitching Honors TO Williams,
VINO Allows Only
Four Hits.


Philadelphia Nav g.-Fordnam gave
Pennsylvania had scare here this after
noon. and II was only after one OF tho
hardest fought games OF the season that
th" Quakers won by score Of 90 D.
Both teams got away to a fast start
each scoring two runs on rather free hit
ting mixed with battery crrors AMER
that both William. and Sayro settled
down and were locked i'm II pitching duel
until the eighth innnS. whcn Pcnnsyi-
vania won The game ON Coloman's double
to 1T and Coryclrs single after tvo men
we're out
Williams pitched well. allowing only
four hits. two in the first and two M tic
eighth. while Sayre was bumped hard and
only saved from defeat 10y good support
The New York nine made the Quskcrs
gasp in the ninth when Leach opened
Tho inning with slashing double. After
Elde had flied 10 Minds Sayrc booted
McErlcaus easy grounder which sent
Leach to third, hat he foolishy tried TO
score on Flanigans grounder 10 Coryci
and was victim at the plate. Dooley,
batting FOR Herman. was called out on
strikes
Two fast double PLAY, helped Pcnnsyi-
vania materially. although the prctticst
one was made by EHfe and Flanagan.
This and the nolding OF McErlesn. Cory
ell and Leach and the hitting Of Mccoy
ern. Leach and WiIliamss long triple
were features OF the game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22
UNION BEATS ARMY NINE
BunChes Hits with Eleven
Errors for Eight Runs.

West Point. y. Y. May Clinton col
lese defeated the United States Military
Academy at baseball here to-day by a
score Of to ;. The Cadets scored five
runs i'm the first inning. but eleven errors.
punched with some good hitting by the
visitors. cost them the game.
The Army scored it's FIVE runs in the
opener on a double -four singles. sacri-
fee and a hit batsman. After that t6e
Cadets could not hit when hits meant
runs.
Hammer pitched good ball FOR Union
after relieving Smith. couple OF sin
giles with two bases or balls and brace
of stolen bags, Melted the Union m"n
three TALES I'm the fifth inning. and they
won the game In the next frame ON Two
hits. two errors and some wild tossing of
the ball by the Army's intclG.
Another run filtered through IN IN"
eighth and one more i'm the ninth Union
PLAYED good ball in the field, not making
an error
The Army team was without the ser
vices or Sadler. Lyman and Patch. VINO
were AZ Sandy Hook proving grounds to-
day with the members Of the first class.
The score follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22
SIX AMERICANS ENTERED
Two Hundred Golfers to Clash
in Tourney at St. Andrews.

ST Andrews Scotland, May six
American golfers are among the list ~
nearly two hundred competitors WI"
have entered for the amateur golf cnam-
nionship OF the world. the play for "hich
starts on May %. The entries close al
noon to-day. IT., g 'r,ous-
Tho Americans are Findlay Dous
las ~ the Nassau Country Clun. LON
island. CIV. lnslee. OF the Onelda Con
,nunitv club. OF New York. W. helnIlys.
schmidt Of Worcester. Mass itaIolu
Weber. of Toledo. and Douglas 1rsn,
and campbell y White. both OF "a
Francisco. Grant. who SPENDS mIcn %
MI TINS in the British Isles has eh'eieN
from Richmond -, r. white
nave drawn byes, and viii MAKE ,ns,.s
nrst appearance In the second rounu %
The tournament. The other four pia! ia
the first round u.,las
Finday :. Douglas geets W boN 70"
local crack. G. ". 1nslee pays -
Yeotsns of the Royal North Devon lus
one of the best amateurs or ,hElsns.
N Heinrich Schmidt is drawn asslns
IL : CroNther. while pouslsA an
meets u NJ Hutchinson. - -
The sole Canadian repressntatlNe ~
the tournament. Jackson walton, mr.
/ G stevens. one Of the strongest pla9
ers OF the ROYAL Cinque Ports Oluo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22
AMHERST LOOMS UP AGAIN
Nav Make Clean Sweep in Col
lege Lawn Tennis Tourney.

Boston. May IA clean sweep oy Am
horst Of all the points in the annual Ne"
England intercollegiate lawn tennis cnain-
n,onsbips for the second year is posi-
bii,v as result OF the matches TO-DAY
c l.. tombstone. the singles champion
.,d = Cady. both OF Amherst. meet In
The Anal round IN singles and are paired
in the finals for the doubles They won
he only doubles match Of the day beat
."c I-tc,or and Cutler OF Williams, IN
s,Taight sets and VIII meet Richards ana
Eacon, OF Wesleyan. for the ute to-Inor-
row.
The summary follows
championship singles semi ma, rQuha'
:, SadV Amherst defeated III. vs.. Web
nor Dartinouth. IS. 81; c. L. tombstone
~ Amherst. defeated &. T. Cutler, VIII
"a nn,',hles -,semi-6nal nd)-Johnstone
end Cady. Amherst, defeated victor ana
Cutler, Williams, -. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22
RUTGERS. Z: LEHIGH, 6.

New Brunswick, y. J., May H.-ln a
game replete with many thrills, senss-
honai fielding and hard hitting. Rutgers
defeated Lehigh here this afternoon IN
fn-inning game by q score Of TO s.
Rutgers landed on Ready for FIVE hits
including a home run and double. scor-
Ing five runs in the opening inning. Le-
nsh eot 20 Dennis for four hits and hve
runs In the fourth and tied the score at
Ss In the fifth. Hewlett scored Rurgets
winning run In the fifth on double by
Dennis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22
HOLY CROSS BY A RUN
Beats Wesleyan Team After a
Hard Uphill Fight.

Worcester. Mass. May G.-In A long
drawn out baseball game here to-day
Holy Cross defeated Wesleyan on Fitton
Field by a score Of 10
The Wesleyan players scored their first
run in the second inning and added an
other IN the fifth by good hitting. while
I'm the seventh with two singles and a
neat double by During two more were
hung up.
Holy Cross scored three runs in the
sixth by means OF three singles and
pass. In the next two frames the local
PLAYERS managed 10 add run. the first
teine the score and the other giving them
the lead. which they managed 10 hold dur
ing the remainder Of the contest.
rrho ecova fc1fop-c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22
BIG GAMES FOR CHICAGO
National Track and Field Titles
To Be Bottled in July.

The Junior and senior championships Of
the Amateur Athletic Union have been
formally awarded 10 Chicago as part OF
the athletic carnival 10 he held in Grant
Park on June Is 10 July s.
Everett C. Brown received the formal
notification Yesterday from James e Sui
Ivan. secretary Of the Amateur Athletic
r-nion and chairman OF the championship
ca,o,,fttas