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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
CRISCOM CUP GOES
TO PHILADELPHIA
Team of Women Golfers
from Quaker City Wins
on Greenwich Links.
NEW YORK PLAYERS
EXCEL INDIVIDUALLY
Miss Hyde, In Invincible Mood,
Performs Brilliantly Against
Mrs. r. n. Barlow.

Philadelphia's we'll balanced team OF
women golfers defeated the Women
Metropolitan Golf Association represen-
tation IL points to 9 In the decisive
match for the Griscom cup over the
links OF the Greenwich Country Club
yesterday. Although powerful collectively,
Philadelphia was unable to duplicate the
individual brilliancy displayed by the
local leaders. more particularly by Miss
Lillian b. Hyde. the metropolitan cham
pion. SO that. after all, there may be
some consolation even in defeat
Early in the day Miss Hyde was sent
away with Mrs. Ronald II. Barlow, the
Philadelphia title holder. an opponent.
The South Shore girl was in an invincible
mood and did not lose even so much as
a hole. AS an illustration of her game,
II may be said that she went out in Al
despite the fact that she missed puts on
four greens. These were the only faults,
and with these four strokes wasted 1t
may be imagined what she would have
done had she been putting well. She was
up at the turn.
The most remarkable part OF her round
was her negotiation Of the first three in
ward holes in 3 each. The tenth is 155
yards long and she had no trouble. On
the eleventh. matter OF 355 yards, she
sent away a fine, long drive, following
il with a mldiron shot which left her a
putt OF eight or ten feet. She drove the
edge of the twelfth green, 30 yards from
the tee and uphill Mrs. Barlow was quite
willing to congratulate her opponent at
ills point.
Miss Georgianna NJ. Bishop. of Brook
lawn, was carried to the nineteenth by
Mrs G.. II. Vanderbeck in the second
match, but Miss Bishop, who acted as
captain OF the metropolitan forces, de-
clared she did not like to set a poor ex-
ample and won. Mrs. y. Pendleton Rog-
ers OF Baltusrol, defeated Mrs. Caleb f.
Fox, of Huntington Valley, in the third
match by up. Thus New York captured
the three leading singles matches. Mrs.
Rogers and Mrs. Fox, by the way, played
In the first tri-city contest fourteen years
ago Miss Bishop and Miss Frances Girls
com also played on that occasion.
Later in the day, Miss Hyde, win
Mrs. Lawrence Swift, defeated Mrs. Bar
low and Mrs. f. II. Filter by up. The
ARRANGEMENT so far as New York was
concerned. was a happy one, in that MISS
Hyde's fine long game and Mrs. SWIFT
excellent short game proved too much
for the others. Even so, II was not until
after the thirteenth, where Philadelphia
was one hole TO the good, that the Ne"
Workers got going.
The summary follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
$4,000 TO FORCE
JOHNSON INTO RING
English Fight Promoters Guaran.
tee Negro That Sum for
Battle with Langford.
TBy Gable 10 The Tribune. /

London. June 6.-Seeking to entice
Jack johnson into the ring. Hubert Har-
ris and Gerald Austin. English fight pro-
moters, have deposited $4,000 in gold in
the office of The Sportsman" a news
paper. This money will be Johnson's if
he meets Sam Langford here next October.
Johnson's representatives demanded that
amount win, lose or draw. and the pro-
motors promptly agreed. "Its up TO John
son now" Harris said.
Langford is expected here within fort
night, and his manager has cabled his &C
ceptance Of the terms, the promoters say
The Sportsman" will publish tomorrow
photographs Of the money deposited as
proof
The English fight fans think that John
son cannot dodge the battle now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
A FIELD DAY FOR SHAFER
Wins in Singles and Doubles at
Marine and Field Club.

G. Carlton. winner OF the recent New
York Lawn Tennis Clubs tournament,
gained the lions share OF success yester-
day on the courts Of the Marine and Field
Club, IN Bensonhurst. In the semi-fnal
round Of the singles the former Columbia
and Princeton man defeated Charles c.
Chambers at 60. 81, at no time allowing
the latter a chance. He played every
stroke with a sting and wrecked Cham
bers's attempts TO outplace him:
In the final round OF the doubles. paired
with King Smith. Shafer defeated Van
derbilt B. Ward and Walter Hazard at
60. IS, 6-3. Both sides INDUCED in
frequent lobbing tactics. with a view to
bringing of "kills" Of the high balls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
WORRY OF jim RICE ENDS
Columbia Grew Coach Finds
Launch That Went Astray.

Pice Coach of the Columbia crews, final
" got possession of his launch tonight:
Rice has been hampered in his work by
the non-arrival of the boat This az.
ternoon he received word that me eral,
down off Beacon. sixteen miles below
this city. Rice got a motor boat to tow
the disabled launch here where 1t VIII
be put in commission for to-morrcws
practice. .,.,., .ha
officials Of one of the river steamboat
lines because the wash OF its largest
steamer almost wrecked the Columbia
floats II, .,.u hio
,oa,ners cannot slow down a little In
nassing cur quarters" said Rice. III
thew don't our floats will be wrecked
The crews were on the water both ar
ternoon and evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
MARCELLINUS BOWS TO-DAY
English Jumper Will Compete
in PIPING Rock Steeplechase.

Marcellinus, the much heralded English
Jumper, will make his bow on the Amer
lean turf carrying top weight, In the
Whitney Memorial Steeplechase at Pip
ing Rock this afternoon.
Racing will begin at 9:30 p. IN. There
will be special trains leaving the Penn
sylvania Station, Manhattan, and Fiat
bush Avenue Station, Brooklyn, at ll:5o
a. IN. and 100 p. IN. Regular trains at
frequent intervals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
The Plans for
To-day'S Race

The regatta committee Of the LAren-
mont Yacht Ciub---Horsee Boucher. Erro'
Kerr and Harry l.. MaIweli-announced
yesterday that the start Of to-days spe-
cinl race for the eup defence Yachts Reso-
lutte and vanitie would be made on
Parsonage Point. between spar buoy "a
with perpendicular stripes. and the re-
gatta committee boat flying Its hag.
The preparatory signal will be given a.
ia:i5. the warning at 1888 and the sig
nal for the start at I o'clock. A short
whistle ut 1 :02 will announce that the
handicap limit has expired. There are
four courses to choose from. All Of them
are triangular and all are to be sailed
twice around. The hrst two are ze%
miles long and the other two 2sA miles.
The course signal will be set hfteen MIN
utes before the preparatory signal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
Bryant High Wins
the Pendry Cup

Bryant High School captured the Al
derman William II. Pendry cup by de-
feating Bushwick High School in the
third and deciding game at Wallaces
Field, Brooklyn, yesterday. The score
was Z TO g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
Athletics Bow at Buffalo.

Buffalo, June 5.-The Buffalo 1nterna-
tional League team defeated me fhlIa
daInhia Athletics in an exhibition game
here to-day by a score Of TO 2.
Bender, who started for Philadelphia
was retired after the end OF the second
inning after being hit freely. The local
oa'sihe" i'D"' RHE
pbiiadeInhia o 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 o. 2
batteries - Jameson and stephens
Render, Bressler and Schang.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
Baltimore, Z; Providence, 6.

At Baltimore Nh T.;
providence % o 0 0 ! 2 1-6 10 4
Batteries-Russell. Danforth and NC
Avoy; Oldham, Schultz and j. Onslow.
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Toronto, 10; Montreal, 8.

AZ TORONTO RH.E
Montreal 80 his
Batteries-Hearne and keeliv. uu..
Couchman and Madden. S''
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The summary follows:
SINGLES.

summary OF match play-Mlss Hyde beat
Mrs BARLOW. I I'D and 6 to play; Miss Bishop
beat Mrs. Vanderbeck. up ds hoes) Mrs.
Rogers beat Mrs Fox, !. up, Mrs Filter beat a
Mrs Faith up and 3 to play; Miss Holllns
beat beat Mise McNecly up and to play; Mrs.
stockton beat Mrs. Hilles, up; Miss Grisc9m
Campbell beat Mrs. Whitney, up and to
PLAY; Miss Davis beat Mrs Frayne. up; Mrs
Herold beat Miss stratton, up and to play
Miss Krug beat Miss Richardson up ana
Miss Maule beat Mrs. Sanford, 5 up and 3 20
play: Mrs. Hirsch beat Mrs. Paterson, ? up
and | TO rlay.
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Full Summary of Racing
at the Belmont Park Track

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Summary OF match play-Miss HYDE and Mrs.
Swift heat Mrs Barlow and Mrs. Filter. up;
Mrs Vanderbeck and Miss Caverly beat Miss
Bishop and Mrs. Stockton. up; Mrs Fox and
Miss McNeely beat Mrs. Faith and Miss Hol-
iins, 4 up and 9 to play: Mrs. Hiles and Miss
Davis heat Mrs Rogers and Miss Krug, up
and 9 TO play; Mrs Rossln and Mrs. Calm beat
Miss Griscom and Miss Campbell, up us
hoIes): Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. Chilvers beat
Mrs Herold and Mrs. Hirsch. up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06

,.. .n'State League Results.
TIg a,nti Wilmington. ?.
's,sontg. :: Reading. /.
trenton, 3; York, /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
WOMEN MAKE BOW
AT WATER POLO
Row Well in Two Periods OF
Suappy Work-Game Ends
in a Deadlock.

ne first game Of water polo ever
Ayed in this country by women took
Ace last night under the direction OF
sNational Women's Lifesaving league
the pool of the old Crescent Athletic
10, In Brooklyn.
was a remarkably fast, clever exhi-
non throughout the two seven-minute
mods. and II ended in tie at 3 goals
q
The two teams. picked from the leading
summers Of the league, and captained
speetvely by Mrs. Lillian Howard and
&iS NJ. Hogstadt. were matched to a
~ and the score seesawed back and
ag.
Nsp'sin S. o. Morris. OF the I'd Naval
"a''aI'on' who has taught the girls all
- Know about the game. refereed the
fouls
- usn only fourteen players com
, =. last nights match, there are
,.,,'a 'Or'y IN training, and 1t is the in
fo-a VI the committee in charge TO
CIV, "o other teams and arrange
s.oa sr'O''snp Tournament for the league
~ "s summary follows:
NJ. aaossId's TIN O.. Miss Horstad,s TIN 81.
fiss E,.,.Ieia...... Y. ................Mi Miss Cole
M u.'........F. ..........M Miss uogstadt
kfs 49,. .,''.......F. Miss Bartlett
~ u''.......B. Mrs Waldis
fss h'''....... b. Miss Neisel
N ts--..'.........B Is. .............. Miss Sultan
''s'ef....... G...............Mr Mrs. Fisher
A.. .n'State League Results.
1Tg s.nli Wilmington. @
'sssOprg. 5: Reading. /.
Trenton, 3; York, /.
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FOURSOMES

PHII,ADETP HIA METROPOLITAN.
Mrs Barlow and Miss hyde and MIS-.
Mrs F1tler..".... swift ............'.:
Mrs. Vanderbeck and Miss Bishop and
Miss Cayerly....1 Mrs Stockholm. 0
Mrs Fox and Miss Mrs. Faith ana MISS
McNeely ........... Holllns .....''....; U
Mrs Hiles and Miss Mrs. rogers ana
Davis ............1 Miss Kr'lg..........
Miss Griscom aud Mrs. Rossin ana
Miss Campbell Mrs Cahn.."....;
Mrs Herold and Mrs. Whitney ana
Mrs Elrsch.......0 Mrs W. Chvers..
Tntal ............,.. Total ............... 8
Grand total. Grand total'.....''' y
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Piping Rock Entries.

FIRST RACE-THE SUFFOLK PLATE.
and sixteenth miles.
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G"mns r and row
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had
handicap $500 added Mile
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feline GangeiueiIe aibt. Die bon bcm
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oen Wtaiienhor auSgelp16Iien 2ieocr
fms: .6riibIing ON Rbein" bon
9rcu lrrb ngs Itebt einc nihtiae
2inoe" BON Tate, am 0sa6mittag
unO sIn Die Seimatb" bon SSiingIt,
ionic oSm @al0" Don 9eu am
gben0.
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@eriiit gnb mad.

@eitern Morqer puroen Goiinnten
an Der @Seit A. StraBc in niht &c.
ringc 9Iuireglm0 periett, ais tie 5tuei
Berioncu pon Dem &mlic 9to. 322
@eit 9iertc StraBe abitiir5en iabeR.
Nm Dem be3eiGnetcu Sauie paren
Charles McGartbp, bon gto. 81 Orc.
aon StraBe, rm0 Bernie 8eiie. DON
&c. 80 BIRD StraBe, nit Dem gIn-
brinsen Don 6euerleitcrn beiddftiet,
ais 0aS @eriiit 5uiaumeubradl mo
ole glrbeiter nit in Die &ieie rib.
Geiie truq ben 9rucb oes redten SUB.
fn0teIs lm0 anOere leihte 8erleeiln.
gen Oopou m0hreuo DicGartbp, tros
Der Sohc oeS Shtr5es bon 20 SUB,
MIR perihieOene itarfe glbitiirfuusen
0auonactrogen bat.
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Mmsgeraubt
@uroe Elm @irainier bci icincm gc
iud in Cincinnati.

Cine tribe Griabrune fat :. @.
Gtpers aus 9tcrwooo, 9a., gena6t.
welfer lid OerIeiten lieb. nab Gin.
ciilnati su fommen, Inn iib Die Staot
einnal griinOlid, an3uieben. G.Ders
par erltaunt iiber Die Sdj5nbeit Der
Staot, iiber Die gepinnenoe Hieben5'
piirSigfeit Der 9etpobner luto auocrc
9iEae mebr. geridieoene .Iiebens.
wiiroige" BerioHen batten iih Dem
i5remoling in elmer @aitlpirtbid,ait
ihnea anseireunSet, melde es iiber.
nabmeil, Den gdreufiibrer su ipielen.
9tatiirlid, wirOen Die notbigen 80.
,:altelntniiie" III iragluiiroigen Spe.
.lulfen gelamme!t unO mar Gpers,
fuelfer aus Dem ,trodenen" Siiocu
fam, .ihneli bctaubt. Die .Srelm0e"
braften ben yianu in Der 0onners.
tag Nad)t al Die llfer bes ohio, al,
SiiBe Der Gin StraBe, tpo lie i'm
pcIlitdnbig auspliinoerten. Die
Strol6e Sogen oen Manne ieinen
ilenen gln5ug pom Seibe uno gaber
ibm buiiir Derriiiene 2unlpen. Ges9Iei.
d,en IieBen iie ole golScne llbr nebit
aette uno zen 9etrag BON S1S5 init.
Geben. 9IIb Gmcrs geitern Worgen
aus ieinem Gdmmer3uitdnSe Ell,
iua6te uno iab, pns nit ibm pcrae.
iaaen mur, madlte er Der Bpli5ei DON
Dem @or'nIl 9JtittbeiIung.
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Raienfeit ocs Ct. Suicpbs SinOelGans

Seute finoet ouf ben 2luIasen bss
Ct. SpIepbs SSinbel6auies, an Der
Sennefee 2lpenue unb Reaoinq Rooo
Dag idbrIide RaienfeTt gum geiten
fieIer Observation-Disclosures itatt.
2lu6 beuer limb bic umfaiienbfteu
8orbereitungen oetroffen porben, nm
ben iseitaditer aenubrei9e Stunben su
tereiten unb bic Siiters Of Gbarttb.
inter beren 2eitunu ous ct. SOieph's
Tinoelbaus itebt. oeben iih Der Soffs
nuna bin. bab bic 5reunbe unb
Skinner Der 9lnItaIt fi6 an osm sSeits
ta9e in bellen S6aaren etHfinoen uub
ibr Sderflein fir bieies nobltbatiee
sSnitttut betIteuern iperben.