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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20

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6err uno Trou GDnries 6. Apth jr
iid, gefrennt. Tie junge 3rau iit MT
oem Dor mehrerea DeoHaten qeDora.
nen Stonmhalier 5u ihren gItert
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5uriifgefebrt. pahreno Der IunQl
0atte ieiuen @otniie nieber ba iet,
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IN einern reIpnoeu Aungalofp an Der
Roie Sill iluo 0ithen Apenue, 5ls
nunnlellr geidloiiet iit. &ie perlms
tet. mar Srau 9tetb nit Der imam,
3iellen eage ft1res Soften. Der in Sen
Gelhdft isiues gaters t6dtig mar,
nidlt 5nfrfeoen lmo 0ie aonfroperieu
iiber one Sinan3'ra3e ioIlen itliebllt
sur Irenittng aeiiihrt baben. Nat
Aniidt Der beioerieitigen glngeh0rt.
gen oiirfte iih eos iilnge Edar ieb;
tal0 luieoer periohncn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20

6ie bieiigs Tipiiion erbalteu SSu btss
fem Ginne fpuros gtfiern telegrapbtih
Der biskri9s bieiige ghef Jnipettor
9sorge Il. 8. girbseps pon WuIbiugz
ton aus berdtri6tigt, ndbreuo ibm
gu gIeidsr ,3ett onaetiinbigt puroe,
oaB er i'm Range 3uriidUerieBt uno
cine ReiIeitelle dls SnTpettOr srbaltsu
niro. Gin 8ruub fir oisis Rebuts
tion i'm Rang III in Der Gtpeits uiht
angsgebsn uno Ssrr 8irOspe, Der felt
3rpei sSdhren hier aIs ghsf Snipettor
fuHgtrts, mar gefteru auber Stanoe gu
sytldrsn. parum er I'm Rdnga herdb=
qeiebt pproen TT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20

eumar 100, Z. gscldn 112, gsuoc
112, Uedrtn Wlac 112, 5if 1at 112,
Grin 112, 1srns 9ommp 1l2, 5ats
rus 112.
3fpeites Aennsr Ceiling; 3jdbs
riue nnb 1Itsr; G BurIonos. 7aetleb
81. Qnna Nstb 81, @eneraI 80, Sob
Color 80, 0uibs poit 100, Did Deaoz
tuopb 102, g1rf pf Gopob 102, Slar
GoTe 10B, ga aeo 108, Cure Oct
10S, gtondI Tonp Ill, Nlinifreo III.
3rittes Rennen 4nononcss;
2idhriae; 81 5urIonas: Gpttb 20.
los. gronse Wing 105 Gmer1lo Sem
l105, s5ooae 100, Clb Trump 100,
Cfb Ben 100. Ralph 112, ambition
l112.
0ietiss Rc1nfn Sdnbicop; 3jdbs
riae unb ilter; | Wteile: 81 gdlomar
90, gDB CAB los. morristopn Ill,
6iof pripote 128.
Siinftes 8ennen SelIiu9; 3jd9s
riae unb alter, 9 6urIonls: UliIiie
97. ggeniportb %. gtup 6oIrer 102.
Mimina Wtth 104, QDap .. 1O4,
Games Tpderp 104, 1iui9s Rig6ts
mare 104. Curtain gdn 106, Captain
grapo 100, qabolb Ill, giup Barnes
iii. georae Srnarb l16.
Sehftes Rennen Ceiling; 4idhs
riae anb 1lter; ] unb 1I16 Uleile:
Raodm gbsIps 100, GIpoe Z. 102,
5ittrir 102, BE 1g2. 6eIsne lea,
Diibinq Rinq l04, Sp3ban 104, 60
Ietta 1O4, Self getftein 1O6, 1dp pdD
106, gobtp goot 100. Ssrpieenee
100.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20

2lu etueu aciuuoeu. erirtihenoeu
Shlai mar niht 3u oenfen. giE 8at.
zen, St0bueu mo ionitIge Giqeuihlfs
ten elmer unrtibigen 9taft iiuo bel
Der MebrsQhl Der Nfenidheit 3u 1ar-
3eitHeu geIpeieH lin llbr gtad,ts
iebtc eiu erfriihenoer Suitpg Gin. Scr
uur oen StraBen. uH0 4arf.gumm.
Iern. lueuu man it'd 70 mtsoriidcrt
barf, oa ooh 6ie groBe gienae uus
ireiiptlia buutulelte, gu 8ute tam.
on Die 2obnuugeu tbati0hlit NIT
@iBe ourdidttlat limo uuo ctr Der.
bleiben in 0ieleu Adumeu elmer ipu.
uiihen Suauiiittou umter 9IeioQheru
gleihfam.
auh Der Qcitrigc Tag Bate einc
An3ahi Ioocsiaue un0 Grtr0utuugen
IN ,5olge ser 6tte 81 per5eitnen.
9Ils Ioote Duroen aemeioet:
Sacpb gberburot. -
Sabre. Goleraln 4ife nabe Ott.
2ealt1p.
gtbeI 8tIliamfou, Dor
.f445 Tacoma Su. College Sill.
@rfranft iiuo:
Wdrn Collins, 60, pon Al
Glain Strabe.
Sobn S6mibt, grausrsi-
quneiteIlter. BON go. 1888 9ine S.r.
fropt 6dutmdr SupJrin-
bent Der Il. ct. Gait Srou gipe ann
Hourorp SO. 8u Debit.
sSohn gldrt, aus Qoonitor.
8ilbert 5iDeuer, Is. aus
5oopsnpiile, 8.
Gtauoe gotIer, 80. 20. 81
Baum Strabe pe!tsr an bcr 3 uni
Illte Str1ke opu Der 5ise ilberiDdlti5t
nuroe.
Tie GrtraEften rpuroeu in Soipj.
dler oebrott ooer in dr3tlitt BE
bdHoIun1 1eaeben.
Dem Belts Ctr. 0oipit1l purot
aus ieiuer Dotnuug, 10. 1888 5on2s
Strdbe, Daniel allqaier, an ben 5ols
gen oer &oibe leioeno, iibsrfu6rt
SHfoIoe Der 5ite ertrantte gsiterr
an Der 5. unD Rdce Strabe ner n
Sabre aite Bert 6enrp aus 9atapia
8. uno mubte nab Dem itdot. so.
ipjtol aebrad1t peroeu
Sm felben 6oipital fano 5yancas
8urameper. bon go. 80 Stlgour Ipe.
4ufnahme, peits in Der giQortensf1
brit BON GiebrUoer GriB, an Der 9. uHl
grodondn, an Der 6ise erfrdntt mar
mitlidm Sisruen brad1 dn oer I
uno Balnut StraBe, oon Der 6ib
iberpdItiat, sSFammen uuo purot
ebeufals nah oem itdoaftsn 5olpt
tai aebraGt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20
2lo6 Reins GrfOfuns.
Tie Site baIt nit fonitantcr goS
belt an.
lie Narimnm. I 5emperatur ioa al
sSountain 5anore 109 8rao
bctragen habeH.
GeridDitSene SCoesfaae nns Sis.
id)Iage.

Sdben gie tn S5hrcm 2e6e1t itou
elunlal inter Sise geitobnt coer &C.
Ittten!: g3enu aid,t tbdten SIe IS II.
herIuh geitern. gebenfen Sic. i09
8rao Ioa oer thermometer am Soun-
tain Square regiitrirt habeu. ausge.
rehnet i09 Brao. Aber ociieu unge'
1dtet glngen Die Beidafte uub ION.
irige Intermediates gut uno Der
Bierbe. Iroihtenbetrieb laugiam Dor,
uarts 8erm ihou oeuu id)on,
man muB eben nit oen 8olfen ben.
len uno Die Siee nebmeu. lute lIc
eben 1T aeia erfrlidcHoerAegen, fem
8oeIfben. oas oen SimmeIH ma
Sen Sifhrnel Der 8IiidieliateIt irltbt
Cb' SuUiter Rlupius, meln I'll uuh
in mloeren 3eiten ans uiht piatom.
men bit, 10 erbornle Iib jest
ibcr uns Iferideatinoer. Ceriue
oie 5dleuieu 1eiues 0aiierrci.
dies un0 laB Ser Renib9eit ois
Stride mo eraliidung oiees
9}aiics in alien moaltd)eu sSormen
9eEiebeu.
Gis rirn tndpp, - Gis, oas 3u al.
.ea IothpeRoigseiten 6ss qebens
et enio pie Ger auriddtias 3oqar ae-
brouhs piro. Tss Noher niro uu-
qenisfbdr uHo man te3stt abIint.
l.fen Gstbfmoro, oiefss uugereiniotl
Qaturprooutt sur aublung unc
Yoltung oss GuEites su itn 81 neb-
man. Absr aIIes SanlfUeru IN 8s.
trsiI Der 6iss bat teinea 3tped. 3db.
lcr reben.
Tie 9Inoes Q0etariporte I'm 3.
Stod ns Gunoesgehduees, bort no
ub uno su Elm 2iiftfen tpebt, sei5te
Il
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20
9lheinIfnNrr nno NleitphnIrn.

Ter RbctnIduoer unh BefphaIen
rits8eretu bat fir Sonntdq, %.
Sum. Elm biibfhes 5omiltenfsIt ii
4us'tht geuemmen, Das in 2obmann' 3
Bari in EdtIeD beqaugen fpsroen Tpa.
Tis geiiteusr 1T fir Wann uuo 5rau
ST uno oas fhIiebt Grfri1hunqen II.
I. N. etr uuo fir ieoen pettern psibs
lihen geiut nijhcu % Gents erfrg
eutrjd14et perDen. Sin tihti1es apms
r1ittee bat Die 8DrbereituaGen In 6dns
Den uuo felt dleu 9beilnebmern eis
nen peraniiaten @onniaa IN Mmslidt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20

Ser Gis.Sttcif.
BON einem syricoe,s ift TO-
iueit npd) oar feine
Neoe.

Die GtoOt luirp BON beuts an eis pers
tanfen Ter 9srfauf erfolgt in
Fofi fdmmtliden Fprie,nbduFsri
unb In 5ipsi pOIiseihationen. 8as
eis pirS isboh nur fiir 6dusIinss
unb arants periaufi. Die uida
fdinEiien unb JnDenisnre In ben
pom S.reft bstrcffsnen Gisfabritsn
baben ebenFoas oi< 4rbeit nisosrsss
Isgt WeiI Die 5abritanisn ibrs
.linson MIDI anertsRnen tgolIttn.
1is Gisfubritdnten itsIIten iid ees
tern mprgsn niht our stonietsu1
TN M1ihhouie elm. wldpnr 6unt
iiber ibr UsrbaIttn Ieb entriiitst.
unsfhanb tlsiue gutfhe am ssftris
gen 9ags.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20
2atpnia.

qic peitriaen 9ieunen ersabeu fol.
een0e5 9ielitIta!:
Grnes ReRuen 5S 5urs
Ionas: aorfbdgs, 109 (gurton). ssa
ponneu; Er. Gamusls, 102 (Wlars
TIM. speites; Wlcdern 106 (Gaplin),
nrittsE. 3eit 1.07 AS.
Die 81 Uiutuels be8atIten: aorfs
bd1e. Gtraiobt $500; placs $3.50;
Shon S3.T0. 3r. GamueIs, qlacs
$50; Gbcp $500. gaoterp, Ghotp
Ss.40.
3neites Rtnnen G auta
tenas. Worlo's Woabsr. 1l3 (bsns
rn1. aeipoRnen; Seurp Ritte, 104 (ass
bsris), speites; Gilt 3dn. 105 (g1is
labou). orittes. 3eit ia,
Uluiuslg btadbltsu: Morlo's ggons
her. StraiGht $3.50: qlace $500;
Shop 81. senrn Rite, place So 50;
Sbon $40. Silt Dan, Sbop 81.
Critics Rtnnen 50 aurs
tomas: griuaburft. 1I2 (SteeIe), aes
moment Boots ono SaooIe. i15
feofiusl. sEDel.ss; Wlinbd, l06 (9ars
toni. oriftss. 3sit 1:07.
Rutusls bsS1hIten: 9rinehurTt.
Gtrdtaht $40; place $3.50; ShoD
So. Boots anS 5aoole. 4lace s. 80;
Shop S410. miHoa. Ghofp $4.20.
9fsrtes Rennen 6 Surz
Ionas. 16srein giu, % fNedrtin).
ostponusn; Eebdgo. 124 (goftusl.
apeitss; GaIen Sonss. 1925 (1eabdn),
eritiss. 2eit 1:12.
Wlutuels besahltsn: Ifeteid Sin,
Gtraiqht S7.90. place $3.50: 5fcn
S3.lO. SebaGo. Qlaes $3.50; @6Cp
$3.50. Gaisn ssoues. Sbop 81.
ssilnftes Nenuen q ,Snuonls
Nsother adtham. los (steoern). de.
monHea: "a Nfooe. los (enrsonl
ssneites; Ipree. t0J (gftep), orittes.
3eit 1 :i3 1s5
Rutuels be)obitcn 9,otber SIT.
ham Sfrai8ht $3.50: Rldte 81 - /:
Shou 81. % Ga Neone aslaee $3.50;
5hop $4.10. 1pree. Shogp S5.f0.
GedGites Henaen | 1felle: 1fif.
TON q. III tSteetel, seiponuen. 80.
noHsa. I'll t7usannl. 3lUesfes .
1lecth. Ill (Senrpl. orittes. 3cit:
f.40 %.
WslrtIRgs besdhltcH: Nsilton q
1trataht Sii.6 90: adaee s. GO.
sSholp 81. 90 goudH3a. Qloce $40.
2 holu -. 5sleeth. ShcD $50.
ffar bic btutipen Aennen gourben Gle
fcf1snben Gmtraeungen usmu9l:
GrItes AeRnen EsiIina; 2i1hs
rice WaibsHs; 5A TurIonss: 9uss
1rouno 1O4. CABIN Gharcrt 100, s5ifFt
Ghszr Loo. @i0Gst Daa1 loo, Big
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20

Tein Gis 3srfhlaaen unb auf ben
Ghlbfarren bsmpIirt butten.
nebel tpuroe aud) einem Grprebs
fubrmann mifgeIpielt, Der bon 6trrn
Charles z. Drepe, bem Getntdr csr
| itdbtifden Silgungsfonbs apmniIs
iiDn tenuFtrdat iuorbsn mar, tine
3pnile Gis noh nelIsn Wphnuna an
Der Ulornell Npe. m BernpnDilIe S,t
brineen. Ter 1nbrmonn nurbe, ols
sr iih feines aufiraes entIsoieen nnb
bas Gis auF WaInut 6ins faufen
ipDllte, BON Streitern nit Gteineil
bpmbatpirt, 70 oob er es norsog. bic
5luht 8u ergrsifen.
Ter amtirstbe glcli8eid1d Grimm
ertldrte gsliern. pdB tn ber Jtdbe dIIer
gishdufer, In tpelhen bic gtnaeft<Ilten
am Gtreit linb, polisiiten itdtionirt
trer6sn tpiir0en, Inn ettpatas Auheit5s
runaen an perhiiten. gr dab iebod1 sri
gIeider 3eit Der 6offnuna ansbrud.
cub bic Gtreiter uno ibre 1reuncs iidl
ruhig uno GHitdnbig perbdIten mir
I'm. bamit bic qoIi3si nidt etnsulhrei.
ten brauhe.
Jn aDonoaIe mahte ae'ttrn Elm elm.
lidmsr NbIieferungsipogen Der abcn.
Dole See gonlpann unter poIiaeiIihem
SfuB bic Runbe. Heten oem autTter
fab elm itdmniaer gidurod unb oaa
G1eFdhrt ipuroe duf per ssahrt abgplui
nt6t beI1Itiat.
Der amttrenos qoIi3titef 0rimm
trirb ieIb'tbsrit1nblidl alien Mdoen
bic ansgeTanot rsrpen, potiseilidxn
Shub eetudhren unb pia eos 0urdl
Wotorpolissi tbun. menn Die GisaeieIl.
fhdften tim poli3eifhub nahiufer
!! lnllter.
" O I hiuifen bIeiben tenn.
pordr an Der arbeit.
RAD elmer etipa eierItiinoioen non,
f.ren3 befdloFsn oeftern 2lbenb ott
6aapt MlaItintitsn Der 5ces TeIiberr
Gr. bnb lie heuts Friib tempor1r an
t.e Nrbeit 5uriifaehen, ieboh nur bd=
rouf ieben tptrben, oab bic 3emperas
tur in ben Gisbdu'srn ouf folder
66be debdI.en iptro, um has bort ouf
dsitapeIte Gis ppr 3srftorung
81 beipdbren.
Sic iperoen iid iebot freidern oasu
beuutrneen, hdb bic @jeieaffdft es
n0gIid modxn tam, ibrs 9uubi1oFt
sU teeieneH, fonnern tperben nur 10
pist Gis oue ben gsbdltern siehen,
els notbirsnbig lit. um Ne 6ofpitdIer
uno ftdbiifttH 5nitiiutionsn. Iofpie
arantenIiuben su perIshen, ieboh nur,
irsnn bnfiir bon een suTtdnoissn Itde.
1 Ittffen geb0rben Elm geiuh unterbrsh
tet triro.
| Sd lie morgen nod on Der 4rbsii
tlsiben rperbeu. bdngt cana BON beE
EGtuHbpuHtt db, ben bic Gtshdnoier
DIN itreitenbtn 5ubrlsutsn a:asuiibe,
Ieinnebmen fperben.
| Tie Wtoffinifien, psIte htsTe Rs.
lioluiion unterseitrnet bdben. iine
| 6lyrp gorn 8. 6. 6arrea, Geo W
eehmtubl. 5acob Sect IT,. =. u. Gait.
tpea, Sohn Carton, Geo. 6. QteI
5ree Burma, 6enrp Seimrdtb UNI
| Ghas. Cur.
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Sies uaS Sas.

Ter ftGttifde Gciun61eitsb sbeamtc
2 sSohn 9. Ganbis erlieB aefteral
care B1tnune geger }tpet @hptno
leiiunen. Die iih In ben Iebten Ia
3ceen WiatertlInaarenhdnHsru az.
qeniiber fir sSnipettorinneu oss Ges
iun6teiteamte aus9eqeben hn6sn. Gie
anasftefftsn ees fdotifren GeFunb.
beitsamts BADEN idmmtlid5 WletaI
ftliloer init eem itdotti6eR Wappea
els etmtsobseiten.
- Der Jarbise G5arlss ssDt tQtams
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20

ruloe qeIteru aus oem arbeitSbau5
beQnaotat Wiuidms bate II ~ tiae
ticine Gtraf3stt 3u perbUbeu, Dts jbm
je6Uh ertoiisu nuroe, ou er am 8rds
bcrfdn1iidurQstdoe 5peimaI bic $50
Trb bobt Tabntuituuqe in Der Ars
itaIt binuufUtlettert mar, um oas III
lluorbnuuc geratbene 2aulpert nteoer
In cie Reibe an Grindeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20
sseHu she. asOifiaipeftsr.

Cincinnati niro morgsn in Sol.
DtLIiam Z. Tsoors. Der biswr aIs
pOftiHfpettor tn GleDelanh tadiig gss
nsi<a, siaen nsueH gbsfs anips.0r fir
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20

a q / p -. DSbltN ANo gtNLl8e
uao tent 3e IuUelier bat altrtefIen
uuo ofe benad5arteR Gjsoie.e tn unqs-
nptuIjhem Wiahe bstrofiea, gn Des
len Grteu fjno 0tt 1FeIocg l1rindmmt
uHD osrnuitet, uno tje Grutt III gum
orofen 5Heil 0aruthtgt. ,}ahlte he
(Stbauce flnb juFplle bon gllBfAidgeA
gcrbranut oDer itmer beId)doi9t. 9et
RotbeRburq an cer 6ulod ittrste bic
Bride ein, cis bier liter bic @uDe
fGbrt 8eionoers empiiuplicb tlf bsr
Snloeu, Der I'M Werrdtbal anaegi.htgf
porpentF ,}u Der Rd6e Don 9urg
bdltIen muroen otcr @cbultinner oufCA
cas- ootlpaHar ergrffen llnp iortqe
riiien 2ll& D.lr lIuo ertraniGn ,5m
3Orfe Sd5tpebba, oas l2 Dleter ants
Naiier ngbt, Dugoe oae 2utonobil eis
mes 2tr3ta8 ant nrei ,Gtialieu pon ben
WaiiermaNcn IN 0is 6pbs QebobeH ltaD
fortQeriileu Tie 2lutpmotiliiten mubs
ten I i- Sfuuoen In ben 5lutAen aus
halteu. bis Iie enbIth mil oieler Isabg
In Giderfsit scbr1ht tperoen toHnten
Ter Gdaben ioa fih oltf WtlIiDnen
be3ifferu 3lDplf gssrfoun oerlpren ini
9dH3en oas geben. On 3a6lretten Trts
fchdftsn fsano bas MaFtr 5nei Utstsr
bod in Den @trdBen. 70 nnb Sic 6da-
Ter nur NIT oen 1a1ern beraasihous
teu Die grute III ftrttipsile uptu .2as
gsl nerni4tet uoroea.
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IoigsHoe 1einperatar:

0ageaen bate psr 9iost pom 5onfts
tan Sauare gang dHesre 2emperdtus
ren a1ii5nneiien.
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Nlrine lsuliteinnnrldlten

- mdbreno eines Gtreites in eis
ner mirthidaft an ner 2. unb Race
StraBa. karoe 1er 46 Sabre ate Sohn
4elIn poH eiuem 1lubctauuten Wdnn
nit eiuem 8erqla5 i5er oer 8opi qes
ihlaQeu urb srlitt eiue fhmere aopFs
puuoe. DER @erlebte ypuroe u1h
BEN itd0tiid1sr 6oipjtdl gs6ratt. Ter
Shladsr entian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
CUTLER'S GREAT RECORD
Schoolboy Team Defeated Every
Opponent at Hockey.

The Cutler School hockey team. which
completed its schedule of games recently.
hung up an enviable schoolboy record
that has not been accomplished by any
school In many years. Cutler met and de-
feated every high and preparatory school
I'm this city. and consequently is "a claim
ant OF the championship of the greater
city.
The cutler boys contested In thirteen
games. two of which were ties and two
were close defeats administered by the
Stevens Preparatory school. of Hobokcn.
y. j.. in the Interscholastic League.
Stevens won the title In the latter tussle,
with Cutler second.
Included I'm the list Of victories for cut
Ter are Irving. Collegiate. Manual Train
ing. Horace Mann and Collegiate School.
Cutler gathered together in its thirteen
games - points. as against its rivals II.
The team was made up of W. Cohu. goa J.:
Bowling. point; l.. Cohu. coverpoint; a.
Post rover: Onativia. centre: Vain
wright. left wing. and Van Horn. right
wing. Wainwright earned the glory in
the individual scoring with nine goals.
while both Onativia and VanofIorn each
shot home five. goals
The results OF the seasons games fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
| EATON TO LEAD WESLEYAN
Will Captain Five Which Has
Only Twice Been Defeated.


Middletown. Conn, March lo.-Arthur
G. Eaton. -. OF Westhe.d. Mass. was to-
night elected captain Of the Wesleyan
University basketball team for next sea-
SON. He has played 1T right forward for
two years.
The Wesleyan five has a record for the
season which places II among the best OF
the Eastern college ives. having lost only
two games. both Of which were played on
strange floors.
Williams and Dartmouth were defeated
twice. the former for the sixth consecu-
tive time and the latter for TN. eighth.
other well known teams falling victims
To Wcsleyans speed We're Yale. syracuse.
Washington and Lee. 81 Lawrence ana
New York University.
The only teams 10 defeat Wesleyan
were the Army by the score OF - to q.
and Syracuse. by NJ score OF 81 10 u.
II is significant that IN both OF these
contests the Middletown I'VE was without
the services OF Davidson At forward.
whose wonderful goal shooting has been
the feature OF most of the games played.
Three OF Wesleyan's PAYERS. Parkinson.
Hayward and Davidson. have played four
years on the team. each having In turn
served one year az captain. Wesleyan
has not lost a game on her own floor for
three years and Last season won every
college agmc played.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
WOMEN ON THE COURTS
Will Have Two Weeks of Prac.
tice Before the Tournament.

Arrangements were made for the women
lawn tennis players TO begin active prac-
tee on the courts Of the 9TH Regiment
Armory, beginning tomorrow morning
and continuing through the next two
weeks. in preparation for the national IN
door championship tournament, which Will
begin on Saturday. March %. II. Pierson
Burt, the secretary of the 7th Regiment
Club, has already received fifteen entries
in the singles and thirteen in the doubles
among the number being an unusual lot
of out-of-town players.
Miss Marie Wagner. the holder Of the
singles championship, heads the list for
that portion of the tournament, along
with Miss Clare Cassell, winner of the
Westchester title; Mrs. 5. +. Weaver,
Miss Edith B. Handy. Mrs. Gustave r.
Touchard. Miss Theresa r. Kuser. Miss
Jane Mackay Rowson. Miss Elizabeth G.
Bunce. the former Hudson River cham
pion and holder Of the indoor doubles
title with Miss Barbara Fleming: Mrs. A.
Lehman, Miss II. r. Burnett. Mrs. Lowell
Lamb, Mrs II. W. Beard. Miss Gertrude
Della Tore. Of the West Side Club; Miss
Frances Wright and Miss Polly Sheldon.
the latter the foremost player OF the
Montcair Athletic Clue.
The matches in the women champion
ship will begin each morning at ~ o'clock.
William Il. Cragin, jr., Will act as referee
of the tournament and the committee In
charge will include \. II. Tiemeyer,
Frank j. Kenney, George 3. Hauck. Dun
can c. Despard. H. Pierson Burt. George
Leigh, William b. Cunningham and Rob
ert +. Putnam. chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
MAKE LAWN TENNIS PLANS
Bedford Park Club to Offer
New Cup at Tourney.

Members of the Bedford Park Lawn
Tennis Club met and outlined the pro-
gramme for the coming season yesterday.
The club has applied formally TO the
United States National Lawn Tennis AS
ISOLATION TO again hold the Bronx cham
pionship tournament and It Is expected
that date early in June will be awarded
for this fixture.
a new trophy will be offered this year
in the championship singles. as Gustave
+. Touchard won the former challenge
cup as his personal property in the match
last year against Theodore Roosevelt
Pell. The new cup will be offered under
the play-through system, and will be-
come the property of the player winning
II three times-not necessarily in success
sion
IT is the intention OF the club TO de-
velop activity in women's matches and
tournaments this season The six clay
courts Of the club and its new and COM
modious house. in which there are spe-
cial quarters for the fair wielders OF the
racquet, is admirably adapted for tour
naments and interclub matches. The ros-
ter Of the organization now includes the
names of thirty-five of the leading women
players OF the metropolis.
The election of officers for the ensuing
year resulted as follows: G. 3. Raymond
president: o. e. A. Child. vice-president;
Robert S. StantiaI. secretary: A. j. Osten-
dorf. treasurer; A. C.. Lord. captain: J.
G. Steinkampf. first lieutenant; T. ].
Plunkett, second lieutenant. and J. s.
Rogers and M. E. Fox, jr.. governors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
FOG MYST|F|ES CUNNERS
Frank B. Stephenson Wins Six
Matches at Crescent A. c.
ARTHUR BLAKE RUNNER.UP
High Scores Rule at Bay Ridge
Traps, Despite Handicap of
Wind and Weather.

Although the muster was small at the
Crescent Athletic Club Yesterday. the
shooting was good. considering the handi-
cap Of thick fog during the entire pc
Rod making accurate aim extremely din
cult
Eight matches were decided. and II was
practically a waikover for Frank r.
Stephe nson. as he won six OF them. the
principal one being that FOR the take
home trophy at lc targets Shooting
from scratch. he broke So Arthur Blake
was runner-up with ~ 10 his credit In
the 5-target handicap for the committee
cup stephenson broke -. and the same
number IN the match for the Spooner
trophy. His score Of IS was the top one
I'm the Blake trophy match and in the
monthly cup match he was also success
full. as he smashed % out Of his =
birds" Finally. he won the scratch
contest AZ - birds" with a score OF PA
his brother George being the runner-up
with l6s broken
George q. Stephenson. jr.. proved the
winner In the match for the James
trophy. returning a card OF i2 out Of the
w. anu ~ "''" '"P'"''" INV - ~ NV
Remsen cup with score Of q out Of
the %
The Crescent Athletic Clubs invitation
clay pigeon shoot. TO be held on their
grounds on Thursday Of this week. prom
iscs 10 be a big one. one hundred birds
are TO be shot from sixteen yards rise. I'm
four strings of q each An allowance OF
added birds will be- given To those who
are entitled To the same. Besides a spe-
cal trophy for the club team that scores
the most points. there will be "A prize for
professionals ana prizes for the seven
high guns Of the day. Shooting will begin
promptly at 80 p. m.
The scores Of yesterdays shoot follow.
TAkE-HOME TROPHY 100 TARGETS -