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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-12
WHAT WILL WE HAVE
FOR DINNER TOMORROW

Make your selection from the, fol.
lowing complete line OF green yeketa-
bles, fruits, fish, etc.
Vegetables.
Green Beans. New Beets, New Car
Tots. Canlihower. Egg Plant, Curly
lettuce. Head Lettuce, Green Onions,
Radishes, Parsley, Watercfess, En-
dive, Spinach, Kale, Mangces, Celery,
Cucumbers. BRUSSELS Sprouts, dfsni
berries; Tomatoes, Turnips, PSrships.
Sweet Potatoes, Old Onions, Spanish
Onions, Cabbage, Potat6es!
Fruits.
Grape Fruit, oranges, Lemons. An
pies; Bananas. Grapes.
Fresh Fish,
Trout, Cat Fish. Large Bass-we
dress 'em. p
Oysters.
Standards and Selects, ffesis every
Jay. ~
CantaloupSs.
California Casabas. something usw:
try one. A. p
We iiavs:the best iihsof: stapie. ana
taney efpeeries. Iset tss davs yBdf
TttE CAlssKADON SstfTzRF
Bell t9eS tslkbCzax HSnie ia
Qpposite Post Once Oh PIKE Street:
81 Fl. ~ S'.ll ~ ~ = a n "a.
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Social and Pers onol

l..Il1
cial and musical purposes and are
practicing Monday evening 4 ct the
central Young Mems Christian Assoc
iation headquarters. Herbert Smoch.
the well known Baltimore singer, has
been engaged 70 Instruct the railroad
men. II = planned that after the
work progresses concerts win be
given at various points ON the rail-
road system and ct railroad funct ions
where music Is desired: r. 4
Fifty employees have enrolled In the
glee club and others have applied for
admittance. Edmund Leigh, general
SIP rintendent Of police, is president
of the organization; Douglas Elphin-
stone, Of the loss and damage depart.
ment vice president; Robert N. Van
SAINT, editor employees Magazine. sec
rotary; and b a. Anderson, telegraph
department, treasurer 4
An executive committee represent
ing each DEPARTMENT Of the service
hal been appointed, as follows:
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.ENGA6EMfNF
of Two Nights to Be Filled at
Robinson Grand by Galvanii
Noted HVpnotist.

,Galvani, the marvel of the twen-
tieth century. will appear at the Rob
inson Grand for an engagement OF
two nights commencing November n.
In his wonderful feats Of telepathy
and hypnotic phenomena. he gives
The most marvellous and exciting DEM
onstrations ever Witnessed. Every
where that Galyani has appeaSed the
most stubborn skeptic has become
wild with enthusiasm and those
scored at the idea were made to
know really OF hypnotism and mental
teiepatky. Galvani has now been
before the public for twelve years,
and Is today known as q leader In, his
profession. & ~
During Galvani's engagement here
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The AlIegheny club.

MIfSNE1AI1A SPRINGS, Nov. IL
The hunting season which came IN
October Is has already proved itseif
the best In years. This great abundl
ance Of game which has been kilied
close to the club. and the laree
amount ,of game which is TN In tiie
surrounding woods. goes To- prove
that It has greatiy iticressadi since
the starting Of the association. and
that the woods have been. well
stocked. n
Twentytwo' turkeys, al least two
hundred sQuirreiB, q large number Of
pheasants. several; quail and q large
bear have been Killed within two
miles Of the! club. and arother bear
was seen within q! short distance Of
the Club: s si
Although the hunting at the club
has been confined to the smaller
game SO far. the members have Willie
out; hunting pheasAnts. seen nunf6r.
Gus tracks made BY the deer where
they came down to the littleA brooks
which were still muddy. Next week
several deer c6ases are being arss
ranged for. n
q 0eopAS0 tuOs LIT B0S cfOM0 Wu1G0t mas
been at the club since the opSninak Of
the season, there has b6an more
game Brought Id than could be con-
sumed. a9dI each member has been
|p6rmitted til take 4 botnti fui supply
home. Numerous let tSfs have come
back to the f1GHegS mejat, With inter-
|esting reports 81. ;hbii times hai
while here and Of bann 16tS and gSime
slippers served In ttsit Homes Vksii
members Of theiis faniii tse ma ffiefas
feasted on the game taken ffuia the
Allegheny Club lls,i,.5 3
Those registered at the club this
week afSs 8 y (,
Il. N. Thfastiet, Paiait0 Galif.:
MIS- Audf1 ward, Biz iztiahn6n. N,
VIZ; Miss Annie Sullivan, Mi. i. r.
Anderson, Mr.. and Mfs, Z. Klein.
Stanley Klein md Elsahar klein;
or Nallntbnj ". W.: rs Morgan
and 81 p. Hun. M asi6 de6f3s
6! Graham md slIf afld Nj. = 81.
lasthsws and ciildts III q oais.
T. W. " -
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his performances will be both Of a
mysterious and ludicrous natures. but
there will be mo- outstepping the
bounds Of propriety. The performs
ances VIII be also Of great value to
the students Of hypnotism and to all
who seek knowledge Of the greater
mysteries Of the thus far unknowat
BILE. -
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EootbalI nansanfa.

Invitations have been received in
this city tosa football dansante to be
given the evening Of November 26 IA.
the Masonic temple at Fairmont IN
honor OF the West Virginia Universe,
~ and West Virginia Wesleyan Col
'lege football teamst which play there
that day. The dancing viii last from
9 until I o'clock and the music viii
be played by the Cadenza orchestra al
Clarksburg. The patronessesl viii be'
Mrs. Nv. s. Black, Mrs. j. "A. CIarf.
Mrs. g. A. Freq. Mrs. q. M. Alaxans
der, Mrs. M D. Hutchinson. and mss.
w. 8: Raymond. It viii Be an ihfor.
anal affafE. -
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RECOUNT TOMORROW.

The county court was in session
today signing certificates Of election.
The Lucas-C Crews recount for county
clerk will be started tomorrow morn.
ing and two or three days may be
necessary to complete It.
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WEI Receiye Garntents

The Red Gross Auxiliary VIII hold
its business meetings hereafter IL =
O'Clock Wednesday afternoons, but
an persons having garments are re-
qnested TO take them t6STcom q On
on West Main street next Monday
that they may be prepared for shin
1nent a committes will be there to
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DUNCAN SENTENCED.

a sentence Of SIX months 81. tie
county r6alis and 6 tne OF $50 and
cpstS has been imposed ~ Ma ibtfatd
n Ct NlcewnFper tiDbu. Ohatieb Dun
can Of Kelley Hill. who was res
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Date FYxei.
Decernb

December ! Is the date set for the
Ebegining Of the annual sale Of Red
Cross Christmas stamps under. the
ausptces Of the Civic Club.
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Cfliciten suppei..

Every. one Is invited to patronize
the chicken pie supper to be given
this evening by the women OF the
Methodist Protestant church IN the
chapel on Locust street from 5 to s.
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|, Agriculturists In the Bombay dis.
trict are advised by the government
ITO raise wheat and other grains In
stead OF cotton.
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SociaI seI,,s,s;o,,

Seventeen Of tie Ladies Of the.
Modern Maccabees went to the rooms
Or Mrs. Z. p. Moore "Wednesday
night and held q business meeting
and social session. =
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/ HAlL4s4A qssE s64. ] SrloSe1
~ tie kitin6ft II Ohio ID Ilt6kd
|genefal ltet q 4 b I ifi6tS f1fnil1ll
hl1 have oEgAniEsd / sisS Club ioI Us
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-12

Gently found guilty Of carrying d, re-
volver. with which he, threatened Co
kill his wife. The lnagistrate had
reserved his decision.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-12
BRIGHTON BEACH FOG
ENDS BICYCLE RACES
Riders Can't Even See One An
other After Three Con-
tests Are Run.
EVENTS THIS AFTERNOON
WalthOur, Carman, Moran and
Wiley to Meet in Motor
Paced Struggle.

A sudden and heavy fog which made
IL impossible for the riders to even see
one another made II necessary to call
or the races at the Brighton Beach
Motordrome last night after three events
had been run.
Daylight racing will he started at 80
o'clock this afternoon, when Bobby Wal
thour, Clarence Carman. Jimmy Moran
and George Wiley will meet in the feat
ure event, a motor paced race to be run
In three heats at ten. fifteen and ten.
The racing was stopped last night just
after Joe Fogler and Caesar Moretti had
finished the first heat Of their match
race. The Italian champion led Fogler
across the tape by a length in 2:15 i-5
track made both riders cautious and
neither attempted to put on full speed.
The qualifying heats OF the one mile
invitation handicap for the professionals
were run OF Lloyd Thomas, 40 yards.
won the first heat. with H. +. Bleecker, 1850
yards. second Norman Anderson. 65
yards third Norman Hansen. 80 yards.
fourth. and Menus Bedell. 40 yards, fifth.
The time was 2 80 2-5.
The second heat went to Robert Spears.
scratch, with William Morton. las yards.
second Percy Lawrence, 20 yards, third
Ben Hill, 100 yards. fourth, and George
Cameron. 40 yards. fifth. The time was
2:55
There also will be three amateur
bicycle races and q complete programme
OF motorcycle races to-day.
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MET. OPEN PLANS COMPLETE.
Pros and simon Pures Welcome
From All Quarters.

The programme for the metropolitan
open golf championship mas been issued
by Frederick II Thomas. secretary of
the Metropolitan Golf Association. pro-
vides for the usual conditions Of play and
prizes The tourney is to be played at
the Scarsdale Golf and Country club
August and G.
ThIrty-six holes will be played each day
in the championship test and the prize list
Is as follows First $3.50 and gold medal
second. 500. third. So, fourth, $50;
fifth, $40: sixth. sac; seventh. $50;
eighth. $40. There also will be three
special prizes each day Of value of
$40 each. They will be for the best
morning round, the best afternoon round
and the best total for the entire day.
on Tuesday, August I. the usual anna
teur-profcssional best ball match will he
played FOR prizes given by the Scarsdale
club. Teams must consist of an anna
teur and "A professional. not necessarily
members of the same club. but the pro-
fessional must have regularly entered for
the championship. AZ has been the case
for several years the metropolitan open
championship will be open to all amateurs
and professionals regardless of their place
of residence. II Is not limited to play
ers from the metropolitan district.
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MONTCLAIR A BUSY COURSE.
Four Hall FOursome Competition
started for July CUP.

MoNTCLArE. July IA four ball four
some competition for the July cup was
started on the Montclair Golf Club links
to-day. together with an eighteen hole
competition in three classes. In the
foursomes the results were:
First sixteen-P. e Gallagher and NJ. ID.
Rae beat Il. T Wilcox and c. Gowing.
and ?: A G. Pratt and Eads johnson
beat W II. LOTUS and } Il; Thomas up.
e 6 9y'T ana dnf 4 wsms By defa Sfa
I. L Donohue and IL j. Gree beat +. II.
Wis"ell and G. J Turner , and 3; a
Hunter and W. n, Smith beat j. Hodgson
and c, +. proste Jr,, beat j W. snrbrug.
r.. and F. H9rnpeSk. by default; Jane, James
and IL W. wilmot. / up. Hugh u Haven
and G. Z. Merrill beat : kostigsn and +. w.
Second Sixteenth h Hays and \. ID.
Brewer beat A + stone and T. F. Miller
r an" Beat j. S' deofts and ana W S conas
by default; Walter Brown and o. VI. Palmer
beat a. =. pereless and G. H. Yallalec.
lied with $. II. s9yeTrel and /; r .Bs,tsn;
+. l., Lowree and + l.. Van VIE beat r W.
Maley and a |: pierson. and T. O. D
Doughty and N T. Flanagan. and 81 !.
Richardson and Mark Andrews beat a. Nor
ts sog S snd gray hqppe beat sN@ Bling III
and A. c. Gregory. 6 and 4
In the handicap the leading scores
were:
Glass A--P. l. Gallagher. ss--l2. II. +
L. Donohue. sos 72; J. b. Kramer. Si-i:
70; VI. u. Rae s5--i2. 10; f. W Egner
$50. 10. J. h. Batten. SILL, "a, J. l.
Simonds, So. -. J. Hodson. S2-6. 76.
Glass B--w. II Loftuss Sis. 20. s. H.
Crawford, sis. II; 4 l.. Pierson. Jr.
ss-l3, ~; Il. p. Barbour. sl--i7. -; e
W. Gray. Sis -; 4. Aiken. 9t--is, 76
W +. Hampton. lO5--iS 81
Class CD. d. Branston. STE. 6j: p
Wilcox. 900. 20. g. II. Christie, Jr.
Jackson 9s--2s. 70; +. l.. Van VIE $50
a. Il. c. BLANCHE. 1910. 81.
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IARrspALE, y v, July i1.-MiNed four
somes were played at the Scarsdale Golf
and Country Club to-day The winners
Were Mrs. Norman Peck and T.. j. Rey-
nolds. whose score was 95--15. so.
In the ball sweepstakes +. W, Cobb was
the winner in Glass \. with "A card OF
s7--i5. 70, and T.. G. Zabriskic was the
Glass II leader, His score was 94-22,
~. The scores:
Mixed Foursomcs-Mrs. Norman Peck and
+. j. Reynolds. sj--l5, so; Mrs. j :. Irving
and W H. whitney aJ-N, ~. Mira. Il. =
Sanford and W Morrill, 81, SO: Mrs
W. J. Faith and 4. f. sanford, 1913. 90.
Sweepstakcs, Glass A. W. Cobb. Sis.
~, II u kayser. S0--3, -; \. w Haight.
ss-i:. ~ W u whitney, Sg-ii. II
Glass RE C. ZHbriskie. ai-22, ~; q.
W. Van Nlack, 94-20. ~; r. w Elliott.
Els, 70, II Melville. 1871. s..
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Yachts Change Hands.

The following transfers Of yachts are
reported through the Hollis Burgess Yacht
Agency
The SO foot water line auxiliary sloop
Winawa, sold for Horace j. Morse OF New
York to Philip w. Jacobs Of Boston for use
al Marblehead and along the Maine coast,
Tho cRtboat owl, sold for Holden =.
Williams of Boston to Henry q. Patten Of
Boston
The - foot water line auxiliary sloop
Hope. sold for Henry q. Pattcn OF Boston
to J. Curtis Lawrence of Easthampton, l.. |.
The Corln'hipn Yacht club one design 10
foot knockabOut plngbat, sold by Proctor
Fisher Of Boston TO j. w, O'Meaiey OF
Brooklne Mass.
Tine motor boat Queen, sold for Stanley
T. Googns OF winthrop. Mass, to Carlton
VI. Woods ~ Boston.
The auxiliary yawl Vashti chartered for
Barton Is. nm OF Lowell, Mass, to Robert
T. T.. Storer Of Boston.
The - foot water line slnop Sirona char
tered for David u. Henwood Of Boston to
William Middleton of Worcester Mass.
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winner WIN get silver Gun.

MoNTCLAR, n. j., July ll-Members Of
the Upper Montclair Country Club started
their summer tournament to-day VIA
the qualifying round. In which many par
ticlpated. The winner will receive sill
Yer cup. The leading scores:
+. j. carlin, SIS, GO. j. b. Bartlett
S,ls 50: coGkcfair, s6-lS, III
son. Jr.. S7--iS, IL; H. + Holloway. I0i-.ss
q y. ,Adair, So ~ +. .w, spars&
So a. G y, F%r'ey So "a -, o 1--we.
1910. n: II. stauler, s5--iS, II; j, "
Ernshaw. SIS, u W. A. Stockford, l0i-
g. rs. r, Barr 96--lS. rs
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Glen Ridge Wins with Ease.

GLEN RIDGE, ~ j., July 1.-THE Glen
Ridge Lawn Tennis Club players in "a
match with the lnwood Club OF Upper
Montclair to-day won four out OF five
matches, the visitors being able to cap
turc only one match, In the doubles
b. r. Carter and J. NJ Merrill. Glen
Ridge, beat J, A Homman and r. w.
Berger. 6-2. 81. ga. and W ~
Packard and f. c. Davidson. Upper Mont
clair. beat w, Il. Shafcr and A. u. Cooper.
Ga, "a. In the singles II. +. Garter
beat J. a. Hoffman, e., 6-4 w g.
Shafer beat J.. G. Davidson. l0-S, GO,
and J. NJ. Merrill beat +. w. Berger,
- 6-2
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smith Is club Champion.

GLEN RIDGE. y. j.. July l1--By de-
feating Fred Baldwin to-day In the final
for the championship Of the Glen Ridge
Country Club Harry u. Smith again won
the honors, making 1t three times he had
captured the cup in different years. There
was also an eighteen hole medal play
competition in two classes. The scores:
Glass Al, o. Newell. s5-l5. 10. c.
Place 7s-s, 10; g. Bartholomew, 92--l1.
"a; n. g, Thompson, g0--i4 10; G. l.. Cross
kill, go, 10. ID. II Standish, ss--l9. 10;
G. ". Yates 9s--lS. so.
Class BID, g. Dunham. i05-es. IT: H.
/. Walker 1919, rs; @. d. white. 1903
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wecburn Players Qualify.

STAMFORD. July II. - The qualifying
round for the club championship was
played at WeeSurn to-day, The scores:
Robert Hunter 10; W. u. Macdonald
so J.. II. Heely. So; T. w. Carter Jr.. So (;
Staub. So; +. Schavoir, 50; c. Wallace,
IS Adams. sc II. Buchanan. 81 Chester
Zelg. 81: W. l.. Baldwin, IS; =. n.
Knapp. So. Samuel Pierson, 30; A. S.
Pitt. "a \. y, Stark. 95 ]. ]. Cloonan
95 ID. T.. Waverly, 81, s. a. Lockwood.
IS; Banks. 9S G. u. Lockwood, l01: G.
W. Bell. 1917 A. $. Schoemaker. los I;
Robert Miller. l09. j. Cavanaugh, liz !.
s. c. Kelly, ia S. Havilland, ll6.
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SON Nose. out Father Tor cup.

RYE, y. v, July 1l.-Cialncs Gwathmey
and his father. J. r. Gwathmey. we're at
the top of the list in the competition for
a cup presented by T. T. sherman at the
Apawamis Club to-day The younger
Gwathmey was the leader, his card of
80, 72, being one stroke better than
his fathers total OF So. 70. The scores :
Gaines Gwathmey. ~. r.; J. T. Gwath-
mey, So, "a. +. r, Lally 81. 10;
II. c. Rand. ss-il, 10. J. T. Russell. %
II. Is: V. y. Mcdonald. 9o-l5. 20. F. $
Kecler. s3-7. 10; Il. Parks. s3-ls. II; DR.
4 PEI, so,is. y: G. u Abbott. 9l-ii
u. W. A. Pratt. SD, II, NJ. g. Parsons.
els 49, T. !. Laidlaw, SIS. 10; f. W
Doubleday, ss-l3, SO; 7. T. sherman. 95--
Is. so. II. A. sherman, SIS. 81; IL \
sherman, Jr.. e5--l3 Sc.
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KELLY LENGTHENS HIS
DISTANCE WITH EFFECT
Miller Runs Twice as Far as
Usual. but Wins Through
Great Stamina.

George b. Kelly. who has been winning
rather consistently at the one mile dis
lance showed another good performance
in taking the two mile event Of the Bronx
Church House outdoor games held ut
Crotona Park yesterday He had no
easy road to travel. as Jake Maier and
Frank Ruggiero. who also started from
scratch and finished second and third re-
spectivey, crowded Kelly from the start.
The latter. however, proved the stronger
and after passing the one ind half
mile mark went into the lead. The sum
maries
100 Yard Dash, Handlcap-won by W.
Bartels. yards. &. f. smith yards.
second II l.. Butler. scratch. third. Time,
10 seconds
50 Yard Dash. Handicap. Junior-won by
A. Hayynes l Xars third. TIM ,eeonds
Malone. II. SPAIN. second. II. A wood,
third sch Tine nm 20 s ssoGnds ,v c.orv
second; &. VI brown, yard.' bird Time fine,
80 YsTi Run, Hendieap-won by $.
Asge9, sseratch; T. l. Eme': u yards
:, one Mi!e Run. Noylss-won BY P: ROmmo,.
Time minutes ii rs seconds ''"'o' '"'''
one Mile walk. HandicepLwon by W.
second: p. Hunt. Is seconds. third. Time.
6 minutes SO seconds.
y. Kiely. scratch: Jake Mailer. scratch.
second. Frank Ruggiero. scratch, third.
Tir.e, 10 minutes seconds.
Running High Jump. Senior-Won by l..
X. Loetier, % inches, with feet inches:
Horace GORE, , inches. with feet. second /;
= " Field, scratch. with : feet II inches
third.
Running High Jump, Junior. Handicap
feet 5 inches; H. Zetter, scratch. with 4
feet inches. second; 4. Haynes, 3'inches.
with feet 10 inches. third.
Putting Twelve Pound shot. Handicap
Won by II. ]. Reilly, scratch with ~ feet
inches. A. ?. Hunt . feet. with ~ feet
"a inches. second: T.. flames. feet, with
80 feet az inches. thod
A Il Rodriguez scratch. with feet 8
inches. X. stevenson, 4 inches. with feet
Inches second; A. Washington. 4 inches.
with feet inches, third
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NEWPORT, II, l., July 11.-Aided by a
handicap OF 80. Mrs, William Earl Dodge
this afternoon turned In a net score OF
70 in the medal play match at the New
port Golf Club for a cup offered by the
club. Other scores:
j. +. A, Clark, 94--ls. IS; George r. Coz.
zens. SIT II; Richard Gambril, SIS so;
n. ", Kellogg. sit 81; r sunern Taller
BE 81. Others playing were william
Gammell, Lawrence L.. Gillespie, Mrs 4 &
Alexander. Miss Maude X. Wetmors Mr.
ana Mrs, Arthur Scott Burden. Miss Ruth
Twomby Mrs. NJ W Kellogg, Milton y
Barger and Lawrence waterbury.
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PLAINFIELD. July li.-Initial play for
the cup at the Plainfeld Country Club
was set for to-day. the player making the
three best average eighteen hole net scores
on Saturdays between July IL and August
90 getting the cup. These cards were
returned to-day: Harry Williams. Go
&c. 10; J. II Evans 9e-20. 72; c. Il.
Morgan. s0--7. 10: II. W. Rapalje SIS
Is. 70; l., q. Carman, S5-12. "a. T. $.
Wheeler. 9O--i6. IA; H. L. Moore. 9s--
%. 10 L. II. Gates, 9s-23. 75 w. Lester
Glenney. SIS. 70; u. o. Rogers, Sc
10. rs. A. w. Ransome won the sweep
stakes with 99-26, -.
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Qualify for Presidents Cup.

MOUNT VERNON, n, Y, July 1.-THE
second competition for the presidents
cup was played to-day at the Siwanoy
Country Club. Under the conditions pre-
scribed the lowest sixteen net scores
qualified for the trophy. The scores
G. :. Hart. 9i-g2. ~. O. d. Stone. s3-is,
10; II. !, Crudden. 1850, 10, V. T. Carl
ssop, Sc Y; x /. Siils, s6-;is' e; y
r. e. Conley $50. 70; +. NJ Gwyer
9l---lo ST. +, W. Holmes, els 81; j. A,
Wilson. 1866 s.; W. \. Patterson. $40.
50. X. u, Ferris. lOl--is SO. A. X owen,
99--l5, 81; o. T. Carlson. $40, 81, G. C.
Iueder, lO2-lS 81
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HoIborton Has Lowest score.

HAcKENsAcK, July 11.--There was a
goodly entry In the Saturday eighteen
hole handicaps at the Hackensack Golf
Club this afternoon, the best two to quail
ify in each class. The results:
Glass A-John Holborton. ~, s-66 tie
between G. q. Ackerson, 50. l2-72, and
Vincent Hilton, 10. 7-72,
Class &c. b, Zabriskie, 81, l6---65
A. Grihiths. 95, 27--6s.
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Three scores Just Alike.

+, e. Russell won the fourth monthly
handicap Mt the Dyker Meadow Golf Club
yesterday with "A card of SD, ~
There was three cornersd tie for sec
ond in which L. II, Smith, E W.
Koehn and Il. B. Peabody participated.
Each one of the three was a 10 handicap
man, and the three scorcs were Identical,
$40, 10.
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Nevin. Leads at watch HiII.

WATCH HILL. r. l.. July lin the
first sweepstakes tournament OF the season
at the Mlsquamicut Golf Club Charles
Nevlns captured first prize. william Clark
and Clifford Shlnkle tied for second
honors. The scores: Sargent, 96-l2. 81
Auchincloss. 92-s. 81; Bennett, sl30-
Is. ll5; wilcox l3l-l5, 49, d. L.
Lyons, 92-l2. so; Nevins. sS-10. rs
Judd, 1913, 90; Howard. 9S-12. Sc :;
Freedman, l05-l2. 80 Clark. scratch,
10 Shinklc, 91-12. 10 Eustis. s5-3, SO.
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HIiIman's Big Handicap Helps.

PLAINFIELp, July ll.--At the Park
Golf Club to-day these cards were re-
turned for the presidents cup J. Fred
Hillman. 1928, rs; C. ]. Hand, Us
IS. so; C. r. Hin, io4--oi, so; II, Il.
BLAZER. 94-l2. So; Nelson A, Miller.
1920, 81; Harry q, Demeza. 1880.
SIS; Royle T. Phillips, 9s-l2. Sc; II. II.
Woodland, 94-s, SO J, A. Wilson. lO7--
20. 81; DIR. II. K. Carroll. 9s-s, 90.
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Rodgers Leads at Westbrook.

IsLIP, l.. l., July LIE. T. Rodgers
led field Of nearly nifty golfers in an
eighteen hole handicap Al the Westbrook
Golf Club to-day. n, c. Watson, presl-
dent Of the United States Golf Associs-
ton. was second, with TO-. ~; II. r.
Hollins. Jr.. was third, with 76-1, rs.
and II. Wharton fourth. with 92-l6, rs.
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Few scores mt Ardsley,

ARDsLEY- oN-HuDsoN, July ll,-Only
handful OF cards were handed in to-day
in the eighteen hole medal play handicap
at the Ardsley Club, The winner was
Frederick Forsythe, whose score was
92-2i, II. The scores:
f, Forsythe. e2-2l, II; \, A Wood
9l-is, 72; + n, Eldridge, 9i--l5, 70; Il. W.
Hewitt, 1O3-2t, 10; II. G. Collins, go.
~; D. $. Horton, 1912, so; d. Henry,
lO2-l7, So.