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Raises In Valuation
City and Town Roll


John Shelley, lot 6. blk 2. Yorge-
sen, $4,000.
John Shelley, lots, blk 10, Shelley,
$4,000.
Edwin Cutler. lots I. 2. 3, Z, blk II,
Shelley, $4,000.
John r Rogers, lots /, g. blk 28, BIT,
Improvement, 100000.
King Estate. lots II. IS. blk 20, BIT,
improvements. 100000
w Surfing. lot 16, IL, blk 20, BIT
improvement, 100000.
D w Standrod & Co. lot 3, 4, 5, blk
20, BlackfOot, improvements, $4,000.
c Millick. lot l. 2, 6. Z. blk 30, Black
foot, $4,000.
Bessie M Hempeley, lots 80, SO, blk
s. kimball. improvements. 10000
Ordered that this Board do now ad-
lourn until Wednesday, the 18th day
of July.
JAS CHRISTENSEN,
Attest: Chairman.
j. T. CARRUTH. Clerk.
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Total -. 80. =. $40. 1881
800 J. E. Shultz. Dect. Serv. Con-
tingent fund ........ 49,. 49,. 1850
IN the Matter Of Laying Over Claims
STATE OF IDAHO
COUNTY OF BINGHAM
We do hereby certify that the fore
going claims wer allowd at the July
meeting of the Board Of County Com
missioners. numbers from lib to 1856 in
elusive TO the several amounts set OPP
posite their respective names. at pages
"a to 81 of the allowance Book
In witness Of our hands and seal this
10th day Of July, 1914.
JAS. CHRISTENSEN,
Commissioners.
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COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
July 8, 1914
STATE OF IDAHO,

County of Bingham.
The Board Of County Commissioners
met on this day pursuant to law, sit
being present. when the following pro-
ceedings were had to-wit:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
FOUR GOLFERS WIN
AND FOUR BEATEN
Ouimet Plays in Form That Made
Him FamouS-HiltOn and
Evans Score Easily.
fBv the Associated Press. J

Sandwich. England, May 1s.-Four
Americans. Francis Ouimet, of the Wood
Ianl Golf Club. Massachusetts,. open golf
champion Of the United States; Frederick
Herreshoff New York Charles W. Evans.
jr.. Chicago. and Fraser Hale, Chicago
defeated their opponents in the hrst
round to-day for the British amateur goH
championship, and thus reached the sec
ond round.
-Four other Americans, Jerome ID.
Travers, Of Montclair. y. j., amateur
golf champion of the United states
Henry J. Topping. of the Greenwich
County Club. Connecticut; {. w. lnslee'
OF the Oneida Community Clup, Ne"
York. and Edward S. Knapp, OF west
brook. were beaten.
The two other American. Harold
Weber. Of Toledo. and Arthur G. LOCK-
wood. Belmont Springs Country Clun'
Massachusetts. did not play. the former
because time was lacking and the latter
because he had drawn bye. Both VIII
play tomorrow.
Harold II. Hilton. holder of the tue
defeated n. l.. Boyd. OF the Royal anu
Ancient Golf club, by up and 10 play.
he was on his game and played SOUND
golf.
The defeat Of jerome u TraVers caused
a great sensation. as he was regarded As
the most dangerous OF the American com
retitors. lie made no excuse for his De
feat however. saving: 81 am chiehy as
amounted because | played such poor
golf A..
Travers really lost the match on the
Green's. 4 spell Of brilliant sunshine anu
driving winds had made the fairWay mar u
and fast. and as a consequence the oaii
,ravelled far. But the greens were COM
narativelv slow. OWNS TO their haNihs
b,en well watcred during the not Weathei
70 keen them in good condition lie couid
NOT Judge the speed Of the greens ana con-
.ao,,ortIv was often short with his putt
twas the youthful Ouimet who playeu
Tho british critics had expected tray
ars IN nlay. The open champion showeu
hir,self 10 be a brilliant and resource
ri Golfer. He always seemed to be play
nc velI within himself. while his pu'uns
v,as not surpassed by that OF any other
n,oyor Ouimet had as his opponent =
=, Nccreeor. of Manila, champion oi the
phuinrires At the turn the AMER
90, was four up and he won the n'd'o''
nv seven up and six TO play.
charles \. Palmer. who deieateu Law
ers ND. is the Irish open champion anu
49,. ,na runner up 20 John Ball for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
GOLF QUESTION RAISED
Ulster Volunteer Enters Tour
new Under Assumed Name.

Sandwich. MAY ia question was
rssed n coifng circles here to-day oy
the entry of Lionel Mum under the as
sumed name Of 20. l.. Smith.
Mum. who was the Irish open cham
pon i'm 1919. 1910 and 1911, is an Ulster
Volunteer" who is supposed to be on
duty American golfers assert that an
entry under an alias would not be AT
lowed In the United States, but the bosrd
'of management i'm control Of the cham
l3onship tournament saw no obJecuoh'
Ytnd declined to interfere.
As a matter Of fact, the practice Is
,ommon one among both golfers and lawn
tennis PLAYERS in this country.
an amusing phase of the controversy j.
us entry into politics. Liberals condemn
Mum. while Conservatives uphold him
II both survive Mum will meet Her
reshon IN the fourth round, and il is s;''d
that Herrcshon is unlikely to make any
Protest
Local resources are quite inadequate 10
accommodate the crowds Of spectators
and special trains are being run from
london and elsewhere for the beneht d
those who are unable to ind rooms.
\ detachment Of coast guards with
ropes did excellent service to-day III
eeping the spectators from crowdins 'he
PLAYERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
Travis and Kirkby Among
One Hundred and Thirty
One Who Will
Drive Off.

one hundred ard thirty-one golfers
have entered for the Metropolitan anna
teur golf championship tournament which
begins tomorrow over the links OF the
F,pelewood Country club with a thirty-six
hole qualifying round The committee In
charge has decided 10 get away the
first pair as early as o'clock. They
will be George 1. Austh anu - H. DIAM
Of Englewood.
Waller j. Travis will have as his part
ner oswald Kirkby, and their starting
time ia 1904. followed by Hamilton n
Kerr. OF Greenwich, and August +. KAN,
mer. of Fox Hills. the Staten Island
title holder. The last OF the field will
get away at 1920 O'Clock,
The various pairs will drive or al
four-minute intervals. The entries and
pairings in fun follow:
o'clock-Georee C. Austin. EnElevood. and
9. n. Blake, il. Engle~ood; II. NJ CoNs
trsieTOe %bS snd Ens ESooI ann g
Graham. Engiewood: j. p Gaines. EngleNo od.
and c. Green EngleW GOD; O. LudioS
In gIcUood and G. y. McserOle. EngleWoot; :.
McHie Englewood. and ;. o. Miller. Enele
UCoo. W l. Pierce. u. Englewood. and y W.
Peters. Tnglewood u. Grsntand Rice. Engls
WOOD. and II. F. Reinmend; EnsleWood' W: =
SAVE Fnglewood and Frederick snare. Engle-
NOD. V. A Seggermsn. Englewood. and 4. {.
Siohei. Englewood. \. 9. Travis Ensie~o,oh.
and Rov d Webb, EngleWooui W. w Hi.r'
~ g,.wood. and II. V Gaines. Wykagyl; :. T.
Haight. Wyksgyl. and r. T. Mundy. Ardsley
W l. Richard. 81 Andrews. and 9. Is WI,
cox. Westneld; J, Holourion hacAehsaVA anu
Harold Downey. Apawanis =,
Q Q 'clock--H ". Aihro, searstaIs. and ~, p ~,
Mendel New York g; 9, John ). kade. 80, n ore
s,iilmsn, National. and Howard = Nhitns,v'
Tassau. c Wsechter. sIwanoy. and Perez W,
Kendall. Deal; Morton !. FSary' hlcn I'M.
Cornfv ard wyatt " Taylor. Fox HIS
Theodore Warner, New York G. C., and A D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
Many Golfers to Play for
Metropolitan Golf Title

GiIkes Sivsnoy; Clifford A. Dunnins. Ma
sau and Chisholm Beach, Fox Hills g. '.
kohler. Richmond County and u. =. Twyei,
and - smith. Ardsley. James \. Tyng. Bal
iLsrol and George r Brokaw. Garden city; \.
T. Milligan. Batusrol. ana \. y. COWper-
tlwait Midland: Ralph Carroll. knollNood
and +. VI. Rhett. Garden City: Archie Reic
ST Andrews and Gardiner W. White. Flush
ing. T. r. Hale. Ridgewood, and George Van
Kouren. Engevood: 9. Gilbert Waldo Brook
lawn aud :. p. Hayward, yountaaah.
10 o'cloc,-Niliam W. Pell. Nassau and J..
NJ Richmond Oakland, Walter j. Travis. Gar
cen City. and oswald Kirkby. Englewood: Au-
gust r Hammer. Fox HIS. and Hamilton h.
Kerr. Greenwich: Max Bchr. Baltusrol. ana
McKim Holiins. Westbrook: E Mortimer
Barnes EngcVood. and Charles Hitchcock, jr:
Fox Hills: James T.. Hyde south shore, ana
Maxwell r. Marston Baltusrol William
Fellowes Morgan 1r.. Baltusrol. and phNe9
Perrin National Arden NJ. Robbins Garden
Citv and Percy r. pNnc. ID. Princeton, Find
Law : Douglas. APawamis. ana Frederick
Wheeler. Apawamis: Z. . q Riley Fox Hills,
and Elmer t. S:urges. Wykagyl. Lloyd left
McNiahon Garden City. and Harold A. Steiner.
Inwood: Gilman =. Tiffany. Poweton. and
Charles Z Van Week. r.. Baltusrol: Robert
6, Watson. National. snd Charles n, Mac
donaid National: A. +. Gray. jr. Arcois. and
& r. Mcmillan. Ess~X County.
II o'cllck-EdWard p Rogers National and
g p. Dixon Rockawsy; Dwight Partridse
BEDFORD. and q. g. Mason. TuNedo: spous~oo J
u. Bowers BrooklaHn and Percy Plat. New
york a. &: shin lnoye. Harorth. ard A.
Tchrson. sleep Hollow: Robert Hunter. Wee
PUN. ana F. VI. Gwyer. slvanoy: W. r.
Retfs TuNedo. and Thomas ID. Conroy. FoN
Hnls. CHARLES =. Eddy. Arcos and Louis p.
C;wver. Siwanoy: William 6. Leeds. Fox HIS
and \ W Maine. ir.. Hackenssck; \. J..
Norris. R9ckaway. and W. z. Laid. Rockaway'
a. \ phillips. Greenwich. and A. y. Palmer.
Fox Hills: r. O. Gales. Siwanoy, and W. O.
Ifsu Youa-a<ah: 4. Pearson. jr., Green
wien and ". r. Genny. Plainneld: J. w.
Eginton. IT, 81. Andrews. and q. Carlson.
siNanov. \ : Bourne Westbrook, and ". :.
crow. s,ars1sle: j. r. buchanan. Wee Burn,
srd r I Brewer. Manhattan
- o.1io~k-p H. Parsons Plainheld. and
FrarL Rsrton Dyktr Meadow. Charles
RroUr s. Andrews. and Alfred Morreli
Fecken~acix. cornelius :. IRE. Tuxedo. ani
ErcderIck N Thomas Morris County Harry
y Keen Engievool and e. .. Comstock.
Sle.nv Hollo1: g ". O'Connor. EsseI County,
aud Devorelr Lnrd Haporth. Frederick n.
Flaugh Forest Hin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
Keats James in Slashing
! Three-Set Match in Bronx
Park Fixture.
OTHER LIVELY TILTS
IN FOURTH ROUND
yoshell Outplays Phillips in Their
Match in Lawn Tennis
Tourney.

- 4. l. Dionne captain OF the West
s,6e Tennis Club. won the match that
vas the feature Of the day on the courts
., the Bedford Park Lawn Tennis Club
sefesting r. l. James. former Middle At
lsntic champion, Ct 60 40. 81, in the
fourth round OF the Bronx County cham
ponship
Others who reached the round before
The semi-dnai were ". NJ. Fisher. who
defeated King Smith. and j. II stein
ksmpf. who put out Kitchell Boorman,
formerly Of Columbia University, by a
score Of 81, 6-S.
Galvao. the German PLAYER, is already
In that bracket while Walter Merrill
Hail the playins-through champion. is
expected 70 gain that position to-day
when ne figures in two matches.
Both Dionne and James played fast
Lawn tennis in their match. which held
the attention OF the gallery on the club
house versnda. James played almost
every stroke with a decided twist and
the giraffe bounds bothered the West
side team captain not a little at first
I'm the first set James was wild and
ret Dionne had the range Of the court
gagged accurately and his powerful fore
hand drives nicked the base line time
and again.
In the second set the former Middle At
artic champion steadied and went more
often 10 the net. from which he brought
OF many clever cross court shots De-
spite his efforts. Dionne lost the set by
a score OF 10 4.
The third and deciding set brought out
the best playing so far in the tourna-
ment with both men working their game
un to TOP notch II was the West Side
mans unfailing steadiness that won for
hum Although James scored many pretty
placement shots. Dionne was tireless on
his side Of the net and kept returning the
ball 10 his opponents feet
4 After the games had alternated TO four
al Dionne put on an extra squirt ana ran
out the set and match
VosheH. champion Of Eastern New YORK
state. had little difficulty in defeating
Benny Phillips outplaying his opponent
IN an departments Of the game.
St4inkampf gave a clever exhibition IN
6fsposing OF Boorman and held the upper
oard AZ all times. being stronger at the
net and more accurate with his drives
p!onne will meet Steinkampf this after
noon. Voshel will meet Reimer. Han
rlavs against A. Bassford. jr, and Robert
Ie Row will oppose Wood. In the event
90 Hall defeating Bassford ne will meet
Mckay.
The summaries follow:
Ero,, rointv championship mems singles;
.,irF round,-S Howard Noshell defeated Ben
amin NJ Philips. s.. g.; King smith nioE de.
fested J. Letson. 81. ~ u - H. N'O''"7
Four,H rcund-W. NJ. Fisher defeated KING
smith. 60 IS. j. II Steinhamp. dGteatca
Ftcher Boorman. t-i. IS. .. \. t. blon"'
t,f..,st y l. James 90. IS. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
Nerves Too Much for Trapers
in Play tor English Golf Title

The first American to win was Fraser
Hale. Of Chicago. who beat ". Wing
ham. of the Royal St Georges Club, a
golfer who is almost as we'll known on
American links as he is in England.
A second victory for the Americans
came when Charles w Evans. Jr., OF
Chica go, defeated w. Cranston. This
was quickly followed by the defeat OF
c. W. Inslee, OF the Oneida Community
Club Of oneida. y. Y. by j. Murray OF
England.
Another surprise was the defeat OF H.
4 Isssen. who was the British amateur
champion In 1905 and was among those
picked as a likely winner OF the title
one match which evoked much inter
est was between Harry stevens the hrs'
railroad porter who has appeared IN hrst
class golf in this country, and Erik An
derson. the Swedish star stevens was
the winner by I up.
When the American spectators FOUND
that Ouimet was playing In better form
than he had done since his arrival In
England their hopes OF an ultimate VIC
tory were revived Duimets driving
was admra bic and his putting deadly
After making the first two holes ne set
tied down to a steady game. his DRIVING
approaching and putting exciting the ad-
miration OF big gallery. which joined
in after Travers was beaten.
Tbe American was up at the turn
and he won the tenth and At the eleventh
holed a Vineyard putt. fine drive 10
the twelfth enabled him to get on the
green In >. and he holed out with an
eight-foot putt, TO win the hole and the
match.
The form shown by Charles w. Evans
ir.. was splendid. At the turn he was
up and was never In danger.
Evans viii meet Bretherton. Of Hans
worth. tomorrow. and Hale will meet
Wilton. ? youthful Australian cham
pion
Ouinet and Herreshon will not play
again until Wednesday. when the former
will face Tubbs. Of milestone, and the
latter Plat. of the Royal North Devon,
who Is considered high class golfer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
His Score of rs Takes the
Medal i'm Test Round
at Scarsda!e.
robson GIVES HIM
FIGHT FOR PRIZE
Metropolitan Junior Champion
Noses Out Team Mate in a
Close Finish.

BY the narrow margin OF a single stroke
Philip Van Gelder Carter. Of Paving.
the metropolitan iunlor champion won
the medal in the qualifying round Of IN ?
Eastern interscholastic chsmpionsh .
tournament yesterday over the links of
the Scarsdale Golf and Country club. he
handed in 70. while Fillmore h. Rooe-
son. OF the same institution. had IS.
Altogether II was disastrous day for
Robson. He had the medal within MS
grasp standing on the sixteenth tee. but
he proceeded TO take 7-7-G. while Carter.
who happened to follow him. needed only
49,. One thing Robson did was TO
visit the pond on the last hole.
As II to add Insult TO injury. Vincent
Hilton. of Paving. eliminated Robson
from the match play in the afternoon 20
the tune Of Up and 8 TO PLAY Hilton
took q in the morning and an approx
mated Il later on. while Robson never
could get going This incident furnished
the surprise OF the DAY
Tho summary foilOwe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
INVITE AMERICAN GOLFERS
Bids Come from French and
Canadian Associations.

Two cordial invitations from foreign
golf associations were issued to American
golfers through the United States Golf
Association last night.
The Societe de la Soulie Golf de Paris
is one OF these. expressing the hope that
several Americans will be in France for
the amateur championship at La Boule.
running next week, and further inviting
American women 70 compete i'm the
women's championship at La Touquet
on June Is, 10 ami II.
Following the invitation OF Thomas
Mackarell. secretary treasurer otthe Roy al
ottawa Golf club, where the Canadian
amateur championship will be held June
~ to July I. an additional announcement
was made last night Of the programme,
wherein Americans are further welcomed.
Before the preliminary round or tine
championship matches will he run OF
for club teams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
AUTOISTS MUST BEWARE
Speeders To Be Watched Close
ly on New Jersey Roads.

Trenton. ~ j.. May Reconnaissance
Job H. Lippincott, of the Department OF
Motor Vehicles completed to-day the
details for patrolling during the summer
the roads most used by automobilists IN
NeW Jersey.
Particular attention will be paid 10 the
White Horse Turnpike. between Camden
and Atlantic city. and the main roads
used by autoists travelling between New
York and Asbury Park.
All OF the inspectors on this work VIII
he provided with high powered machines
and will be on duty Saturday and Sunda!
throughout the summer.
They will be especially instructed 70
cause the summary arrest OF automo-
bilsts from other states who may oe
caught Violating the speed laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19

championship in 1907 He comes from
Handsworth, England, and is ffty-nve
years old.
The American champion took an early
lead. but the players were all square at
the turn. Travers was again up at the
thirteenth hole. but Palmer squared the
match at the sixteenth and won the last
two holes.
Practically every spectator on the
course followed Travers and Palmer over
the course. There was a great number
of Americans IN the crowd, and when the
amateur champion of the United States
was defeated they gave mute evidence CT
how badly they felt.
The elimination of Travers was the SEN
sation of the day, but it was quickly fol-
lowed by the defeat OF two other Amer
leans. Henry J. Topping and Edward s.
Knapp. which added TO the gloom OF the
American golf enthusiasts present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
How American
Golfers Fared

Tn. summary of the matches in which
the Americans played for the amateur
golf championship Of Great Britain at
Sandwich, England. yesterday was AZ
follows
Charles \. Palmer. OF England. heat
Jerome ID. Trayers. of Upper Montciair,
> up.
Francis Oulmet. of Boston. beat &; c.
McGregor, of Manila. up and q 10 play.
Frederick Herreshoff. Of New York. de-
feated II. st. John. of Northumberland.
by up and TO play.
Charles W. Evans, jr.. Of Chicago. beat
". Cranston. OF Walton Heath. England.
8 IN and 10 play.
Fraser Hale, Of Chicago. beat W.
Whigham. OF the Royal II. Georges Club.
5 mp and to Law.
;. Chadwick. of Ginsberry, beat Edward
6. Knapp. of Westbrook, 3 up and 70
play.
T.. Holderness, Of Benham. beat Henry
=. Topping, Of the Greenwich Country
Club Connecticut. I up
j. Murray, of Romford. England, beat
c, ". Insley. Of the Oneida Community
Club. New York, . up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
REDUCE SAIL AREA
OF ONE CUP YACHT
Spread of Canvas Cut Almost One
Quarter by Managers of
the ReSOlute.

Bristol. r l.. May 1s.-The rig Of the
cup yacht Resolute was changed con-
siderably to-day. and the sail area was
So greatly reduced that il Is expected
the boat will receive between four and
five minutes time allowance from the
Vanltie and the Defiance in the prelimi-
nary races.
Headsails and mainsail were cut down
nearly one-quarter. No attempt was
made TO shift the mast TO the after step.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
LASKER BEATS CAPABLANCA
Surprises in Seventh Round OF
Russian Chess Tilt.

s, Petersburg, May ia sensation
was caused at the local chess club today
when tho Cuban champion went down
before Lasker I'm the seventh round oil
the International quintansular tourna-
meut
While Lasker was beating Capabanca
sisctine got much superior position in
his game with Dr. Tarrasch. and the
yoyr- Russian player finally won in fine
STYLE , -. .,
Tie record Of games won and lost te
date follows;
y,.,,tns, Won. Lost
r.... Marshall ...... ~ ~
r--..,.- 10i. -, TarrasCh ......
Zee inc .......
In the eighth round TO be played to-
norrowsCapablanca will meet TarraSch'
Alech.re. Marshall and Lasker viii nave
htnc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
POLO INVADERS IN
ANOTHER DEFEAT
International Four Make Good
Fight, However, and Lose by
ONLY One Goal.

London. May ls.-The British POLO team
which is 10 play in the United States for
the international polo trophy was beaten
to-day by { goals TO by a team cap
tanned by Walter 5. Buckmaster in a
match PLAYED at the Roehampton Club
The game was even until the last period.
which began with the score at goals 10
> in favor Of Buckmasters team. The
international PLAYERS soon eQualzed the
score. but in the last few minutes Of play
Buckmssters four scored the winnins
goal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
DEFIANCE BEING GR0OMEO
CAPTAIN Howell Will Take Her
to Marblehead To day.

Patpr Ne MAY ls-Captain Howell
and his crew were busy to-day puttihe
the racing sloop Defiance in trim Tor
her departure on Wednesday for Marole-
head
Among the changes made was the sub
gt.tution Of a mahogany plug Tor the
conical brass tip on the bowsprlt' as
some fears had been expressed that me
mass would he dangerous IN the event
-nf Z collision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
No Use Crying,
Says R. c. Watson

when Robert G. Watson. president OF
the United states Coli Asso''a',o"'
o.;xcd the news that Jerome ira'e's
had been defeated in the first rouno Oh
,he british golf championship yesterday
at sandwich he scarcely Ane" """' y"
say.
II cant imagine what could nave nap
pened TO Jerry" said Watson. NO one
would expect player of his unaues-
TONED nerve TO lose match after oeins
up at the thirteenth hole. ! looked 10
40, him do more over there Than any Oh
the other Americans. We'll hs u" use
CRYING over split milk
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Continued from page |

Continued from page
named Tubbs, natural player, while
Chick" has TO tackle Carl Bretherton,
a relation Of Charles Palmers. He also
has no simple task. but l anticipate
that both the American boys will sur
vive this round.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
The summary follows
TEAM MATCH
I.AMRENcFNILLr.


Championship division ,frs. rorniI-Na.ts
drew a bye; Normser hear silk uD ami to
play; Carter and Holz irow byss Lclashes
Maxwell, ~ and ,o PLAY, SlsdA beaf COZ
up and 20 play; Hison beat Robson. az
AMI TO Dlat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
State League Results.

I 'iea & Sinehamton. I.
Albany. ,: Scranton. o.
Troy. 8. wilkes Barre, y :
Syracuse, :; Elmira b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
Michigan Rallies and
Beats Syracuse Nine

SYRACUSE NAV M-Three SUCCESSIVE
hits and a passed ball after two men
were out i'm the eighth inning gave Mich
igan sufficient runs TO defeat the Syracuse
University baseball team by score OF
to here this afternoon.
For the first five innings the Wolver-
ines failed 70 pass first base. Sisler was
strong in the eighth and ninth.
The score by innings follows;
r. RI. +.
Michigan ..-...... 90 " ~
Syracuse .f...... 90 / o % 1905
Batteries Baribeau. Sisler and Baer.
Hippler, Turnure and Morgan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19

Tri-State League Results.
York. 3; Harrisburg, I.
Allentown. -: Reading ] 2.
Wilmington, 10: Trenton.