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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
OLD MART LIKE CARNIVAL
Washington Street Lined with
Booths as Remodelling Goes On.

Old Washington Market is going
through the throes OF remodelling. Wash
inston street, between Vesey and Fulton.
is celebrating the period Of the Hundred
Days" II will be just 100 days before the
temporary booths housing the butcher
and vegetable man will be swept from
Washington street and business life In the
old structure taken up again.
Washington street is lined with little
wooden market houses. The space Is
taken UP az II street carnival was IN
progress. One almost expects 20 hear the
cry OF the ballyhoo man or see flashing
through the booth windows the sparkling
eyes OF a geisha girl. But within the
booths II IS the day OF ''cabbages and
kings" The kings. however, wear white
aprons and deal in lots OF things besides
cabbages.
Washington Market IS historical sort
Of place, having celebrated the Tooth an
niversary OF its birth a year ago When
the alterations are finished IT will have 4
new roof. more floor space and better
light and air.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
KE0GH TAKES THE LEAD
Shows Way to Ralph in Long
Match at Pocket Billiards.

Jerome kcoch. of Rochester. and Ed
ward l. Ralph, of Heishtstown. y. j..
former champion at pocket billiards.
met Yesterday afternoon and evening in
the first two blocks OF their 1o0O-point
match at John Doyle's Academy, in 42d
street
In the afternoon game Ralph clicked
Of 100 balls while Keogh was total
ling ST.
IN the evening game however. Keogh.
whose stroke and judgment had been
poor in the first stages of the contest,
resa!ned his form and ran off III balls
in fourteen frames. Ralph. whose game
had taken corresponding falling off,
totalled only -.
<eosh had high run of 50. compiled
ia his ninth. tenth AMI eleV enth frames.
and Ralph counted - balls in the sixth
and seventh frames.
The evening score follows:
Jerome Kcosh-S 10. 70. II. {. l. o. H. p. H.
- 8. u. .. total 100 balls. scratches, I. high
run, g.. grand total. 20 balls.
LdSaro /. Ralph-il. q. ]. 0. 10. 70. a. 0. .. o.,
r. e t. /. total - balls. scratches ., hign
rln. q. s,and total. IL balls.
The score Of the afternoon play fol-
lows.
Edward J. Ralph. g. o. o >. 0. @ Q. 1. I. II.
= .. o. o. o. e. g. O. p %. 0. 0. =. = 4. 3. o. o, O..
G. :. q. o. = o. o. O. 7, . total. Jos balls,
scratches. : net total. 100 balls; high run. 10
jerome ktogh-i3. ]. .. 5. 2 Z. =. o. 0, J. o. o,
% @ O. T. 4. O. 3. o. o. O. 0; total. q balls.
scrstcheF. 10. net total s. balls: high run, H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
GIANTS IN JOKE GAME
PLAYERS Left at Marlin Form
Scrub Teams and Clash.
fBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. J

Marlin, Tex, March 23.-Two SCRUB
teams were formed this afternoon among
those Giants who were not In Corsicana
with the regulars. They played a nine
inning game. IA which the pitchers ala
not try much. and which was a good deal
81 a Joke contest.
Arthur Fletcher played first and cap
tanned one team, which downed a mixed
nine headed by Matty by "A score OF IL
10 10 The finger Fletcher broke Is about
we'll. and tomorrow he will be back at
short for the regulars. Magistrate Nc
ouade, of New York. caught for the
Flctchers
McGraw slipped quietly In while the
battle ragged and watched Il from the
bench lie did not 20 TO corscana with
tho regulars. with him came Joe Kelley,
whogc Toronto players arrived yesterday
The Maple Leafs began practice this
morning
Mike Donlin was playing handball this
morning when SchUpp stepped on his foot
The lattcrs spike nearly separated Mike
from pet corn. and he was too lame for
practico this afternoon. Bob Boschcr
didn't got out ~ all lie hurt his weak
ankle In waco yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
I0pm Tennis = AthlfticS x Golf 4 Other Sports
BOSTON TAR BABY
WINS In A ROUND
Cuffs Bill Watkins, VINO
Drops to Mat, but Says
"Ah Didn't Quit

piu Watkins. a bury. poweriuilN ""i''
negro timing the beam at $50 POUNDS OF
,hcrosbouts. had the opportunity Of MS
life 10 be voted the bravest man IN A'"
rassee last night. but he lost his chance'
and as resul, is just plain ordinary hi"
Watkins.
watkins met Sam Lancford, well
known on three or four continents as the
Boston "Tar B4by." at the National
Sporting Club Of America I'm what was to
be- a tcn-round bout. 10 is n matter OF
history that only two minutes elapsed
before Fatsey Haley counted the fatal
ten seconds over the PROSTATE form o.
the man from Tennessee.
Now. Bill didn't quit. Far from H. In
fsct. he admitted that he didn't quit
When no rcgained his feet which was
some time after ten had been tolled off,
he said 10 the palpitatnS crowd which
waited on his every WORD:
Gentlemen. all didn't quit in this here
battle 40, sub. Msto' Langford done
h., NE on the breakaway, and An jes'
rachera.ly couldn't see TO box no mo-, but
All didn't quit"
y
quericd disguised spectator, who had
paid his way in, what would have hap
yened
All don know" replied Watkins.
Never gave the matter no thought. Get
tin hit On the breakaway am bad
enough
II was at best a sorry. lamentable OK
hibiuon. and one which old the boxing
same little good. Lansford was so far
out Of condition that the crowd wondered
how lie ever managed 20 whip Joe Jean
nette in Paris in their last meeting. lie
weighed 20 pounds. and the fat hung
over his belt in binoWing rolls. At every
move he shook like that bowl full OF
Jelly spoken of in Twas the night be-
fore Christmas 1t WAS the consensus
that Langfoyd could not hope TO get into
proper condition inside Of eight or nine
months Of real. hard work
Lengford charged in last night like q
joval hippo going To war. Watkins fled
his approach and they clinched. After a
break Watkins tangoed about at TOP
speed and again clinched. BY this time
SAM was peevish. So was patsey Haley,
Likewise the crowd. So IT happened that
while Haley, Drawing asphyNiation, went
between the men, Sam leaned over his
shoulders and cuffed Watkins on the eye
That was enough Bill was too brave a
man 10 be beaten TO death, and he
wanted only a chance to prove II. So he
folded his glove over the damaged eye
and fen on the floor Thus comfortably
reclining. he was counted out. but he
didn't quit.
IN the other bouts Dairy Griffin knocked
out Young Gardner in. five rounds, while
George Robinson defeated AL Wilkie in
three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
SEEK CREDIT FOR RECORDS
Fred Kelly and Pat Donovan
May Get Their Marks.

ean Ffancisco. March 23.-The docu-
0enH Necessary 20 obtain credit for two
"Drlas records made last year by Call
'ornia athletes were mailed to-day by the
f~cprds committee Of the Pacific Athletic
"ssDciaton - the similar committee OF
mo Amateur Athletic Union.
The renson the two athletes have been
~ iorg In getting official credit for their
acms' emtnt Is that the original snida-
Wis we're lost and new ones had 10 be
drawn.
ffeo Kelly. Of the University OF South
IN '@hfprn.a. ran tho 120-yard hurdles
~ 20 s@conds fat ~ tho Tacihc Confer
snce meet AZ Barkelcy On May 10 last.
'r'cng IA new American record and equal
ing ~" worlds record made by Forrest
smi'hson % Portland. ore at the Olym-
DC games In London IN 1908.
me other missing marx was the indoor
rfcor1 Tor throwing the H-pound weight
Tor he'sAt. mate b. Pat Donovan 81 the
IAN FssneItro rsstln.s Athletic Cub. last
year ia cistsnc. wsH 10 feet. ia
in~nsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
Dates Allotted for Over One
Hundred Lawn Tennis JOURNEYS
Leading Lam
Tennis Fixtures

The leading lawn tennis tournaments
Of what promises 10 be the most active
season in the history Of the sport follow:
June s-New Jersey State champion
shin. EngIewood Field Club, tnglewood,
" !.
June s-National championships, wom-
er's singles doubles and mixed doubles,
at Philadelphia Cricke; Club. rhiladel-
phia.
June i3-Metropolitan championships
nj West side Tennis Club. New York.
June e2-Middle States championship,
NJ south Orange Field Club. south
Orange. y. j.
July iS-Na,ional Clay court champion
ship. nj Cincinnati.
July i5-New York State champion
ships for women, at Yabnundssis Golf
Club. Utica. y. Y.
July 20-Esstern doubles and LonGwood
singles. at Longwood Cricket Club. Bos-
ton.
July 29-New York state championship,
at Crescent Athletic Club. Bay Ridge,
y. y.
August IS-i5-Davis Cup challenge
round (place to he seiected).
August 2i-National singles and chal-
lenge round doubles, at Newport Casino.
Newport. u. ].
September I5-Intcrcolleeiate cham
plonship. nj Merton Cricket Club. Phil
adelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington, March q.

ORDERS ISSUED.-These army ana
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM Y. JUpsON
corps Of engineers. from lsthnan canal
Commission. March 81. 20 Chicago
Captain JAMES NJ LOUD: from sth 70 %th
Infantry. from Army and Navy General Hos
pital. Hot Springs. 70 his regiment
Name Of First Lieutenant CARROLL n.
HODGES. Goth Infantry, placed on LIST ~
Lieutenant ROY ". ASHBROOK. iurnrtry.
removed therefrom 70 take effect April 20.
Lieutenant AsHBROOK from Columbus bar
Second Lieutenant THOMAS II. TcARRoN.
Philippine Scouts. 70 San Francisco. thence
to Manila. May B.
Leaves OF absence. Captain JULIEN y car
.rOT. cavalry. fifteen davs from March 81
First Lieutenant GILBERT ". ALLEN. 18Th
Infantry, ono month: First Lieutenant ROY
W. ASHBROOk. infantry. four months. First
Lieutenant GEORGE 4 LYNCH infanty,
one month and fifteen days from April IT,
NAVY.
Lieutenant ". F. KIMME1.L detached tho
california. 20 aid and feet gunnery omcsr'
rns asir'' f. n MKIrTRrcK. detached The
Kansas. 10 temporary duty naval training
Ensign 4 r. ANDERSON. detached 'he wyo
ming. 10 temporary duty naval training sia-
ton. Great Lakes ,-, ., .-..,
Ensign J. A. BYERs, detached naval irsin
INK station Great lakes. 10 the haHsa,
Ensign 9 = ALDEN detached naval training
station Great Lakes: 70 tho Wyoming
Ensign FRANK UINDREr.ET. detached the
jupiter: tn the Mar land.
Ensign IT, W SCOFGELD. detached the Mar
land: n the Jupiter
Surgeon II. y LEDBErTER. detached Na,a.
Hospital. Washington: ~ leave
Surgeon g p KfNDLEBERGbR. detached
naval station. Guam. 70 home. await orders.
chief Machnist G G. NELSON, 20 tho idaho
Chief Machinist ". ID. SULLIVAN, 10 navy
yard. Puget Sound. April s
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS-These
movements OF navy vessels have been re-
ported
ARRIVED.
March 2o-The rncas az New York Yard
Msroh 1.-THE Rocket. ~ Norfolk Yard fha
Norden a. Hampton Roads. the 'uigoa- g.
fr.gtohal. tho Cailao, NJ Hong Kong. ths
Tonopsh, the d. the Do. tho D-3. the y i
and the T. . a. Tampa.
March 22-Ths Petrol. q, Guantanamo, TIE
Brutus. ~ Hampton Roads the RED, az
key West. tho Celtic. a. IL nnhsNsn Roads
SAILED.
March eO-The Tonopah. tho d. IRE D.
tho p-3 the Ell and the E-.. from Panama
city Fla FOR Tampa. -
March 1.-The Petrol. from GuacanaSato hsv
Tor Guantanamo tho Worden, from NOTION
for Hampton Roads. - a..
March - The Reid. from Dry Iortuaes yer
Key West. the BAILEY. from Norfolk tc'
Annapolis: the Arethusa. from Port Artnhr
Tex Tor Pensacola the Ccluc, rom an
rier Sound for iynnhavcn koaf' the Cut
goa. from Cristohal for Vera Cruz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
CAMBRIDGE THE FAVORlTE
Oxford Grew Backward for Big
Race on Saturday.

London. March 2.-The oxford and
cambridge crews entered to-day on the
last week Of training for their annual
eisht-oarcd race over the famous four
and quarter mile course from Putney
20 Mortlake, on tho Thames.
Thus far everything has gone in favor
~ the Cambridge crew for the big race
on March .. The reverse has been the
case with the oxford men. who were for
long time unable 20 decide either upon
the composite of the crew or on the
order OF rowing. They have. in fact. had
the same troubles that fell 20 Cambridge
last year. when the Light Blues had din
cuit!es right UP 10 the day they arrived
et putney.
oxford. however. Is even more back
ward than was Cambridge last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24

the Eastern states: 2. Nassau Country Club.
Glen cove. Long Island. invitation tourna-
mont: q LOrEWood cricket club. Boston.
Massachusetts state singles: s Amackassin
club Workers. open tournament talternate.
june 10: = EnElewoOd Field CLUB. EnCle-
" God. y v. New Jersey state championship;
United states championship women's singles.
dounlas and mixed doubles. j. Enollwood
Country club. White Plains. y. V. mems
doubles: f.. West side Tennis club. New
York CITY metropolitan championship. l..
Merton Cricket club. Pennsylvania state
championship. 90. BronNyille Athletic As
ISOLATION. BrouNvile. y y. annual opcH
cba mpiouship: - Towclton Club. New burrh.
" y. open tournament: orange Lawn Ten
mis- club. South orange. y. j.. Middle Statos
tournament. Germantown Cricket Ciuh. Phil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
FIRE DEPARTMENT
su.ncn.ion Reyoked-Clarence NJ. Ma'ol''
Ell CINE 80. -, rtou,ensnt sarue

sy.,cu.ion Revoked -Clarence NJ Ma'oi''
Engine 30. -, ,tou,en.rt Samuel
rriedmsn' Engine 80; charge Noiauo" *"
eral order No. y - n ~ IS ali
CO., r-itbout leave I'VE DAYS paw Josepm ' (.
~ paStg,n engineer steamer los. u,,' e.,
-, ,,,nnrior officer I've days: clarence "; go
.ciav Tngine 49, violation OF rules, u" -
net,iIs-Flreman, hrst grace, ,scss,,r.
Finn Engine 2ei 20 Engine go a. t,,e 20
irhnr,as r Counelie, Engine rs 70 Ensl,e o9i
"a cLauYeur; John T. Catterson, fiande--
~ rngine 956. as chauffeur: John j. tge',r.
~ w., p'neIne 70 20 Engine 2o5 as Snau''y In
~ t',,,,,an first grade John j. NeIs1n;
,,re o5e 20 Engine 22t GeorSe ,, Dsoconf
Zine o5,; 10 Engine 22f tITsu. .s,s %, 20
arads Bernhardt Schumacher, Enssre 5o,,rth
ssIn,ips 95G as chauffeur FlIenaos.Ii' .. IN
TUE, nd. Michael J. Nolan. Engine IN ,,yyoiIs
80 49, ,o-o ne chauffeur. Frank =. i'e
en-, a56 20 Engine "a: Niiliam - All
Ehsi r-rgiro o56 20 Engine - ,y,.r,
orsm n,o,n, ments-Probat ionary tlteInrn r. -
r. 1spp Engine 70: Charles f. M'Cor''''A' III
CINE 225. ..,,d-peter L. Eckert.
N.,,enarv fireman, ". and ', %
~ Tnn,nany Change-Engine 60. 90 WIZ - -,
n'n,on a, and 20 into service IN, ne"
po',ar,ers n, 40 IA pekalo Avenue; d."
guar'e' N. March 25. equipped with q
lyn MI a. al, American-la France steam, nr'
800 motor propelled front-driVN' ana TEX
nation auto hose wagon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
CIAFLIN FOR RATE ADVANCE
Says Prosperity of Country
Depends on the Railroads.

John Claim. president Of the II. h
C1ahin Company. and head Of the great
system Of dryeoods stores known as the
United Dry Goods Companies, when seen
Yesterday in the financial istrict was
asked TO talk on prosperity.
TN have a good deal to say about
prosperity said the drygoods kins' II
the railroads get their ; per cent increase
in freight rates. When this question -
settled. II IT IS settled in favor OF the
railroads. l will look for immediate I'M
provement"
Are the merchants supporting the rail-
roads IN their efforts TO obtain higher
rates." Mr.. Clafln was asked.
Il think they do now he answered
Every thinking man now sees the coun-
try cannot be prosperous when the rail-
roads are not"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24

Eighth Ward Realty Company. Rochester;
$40 900; Joseph Rosenthal. Abraham Berghash.
Joseph T. Boyle. Rochester.
J. s. p. Manufacturing Company, Mammal
tan: typewriter accessories; 10000; losephin.
H. Pickell Utica; Joseph 8 pickeU, Utica !,
Charles \. Springfield New York.
The Mcguire Company. Buffalo; ics cream.
farm and dairy products: $4,000; $ " X.
Spauldjng No 22T White Building. Buffalo: ".
T. Roberts and Daniel ". Streeter. Buhslc.
Consumers on Company. Manhattan. s3ooo0
Jefferson r. Wright. No 56S 10Th street Brook-
lvn. BENJAMIN r. Buffet. New York. Herbert
II. Lake Flushing
Star Dress Company Manhattan; vonens
clothing; S. 900. Isabella Jane, 10. ~ Lerot
avenue. New York. Louis Jsffe and Max
Schwartz. New York.
r. =. Dugan's Sons. Troy: trunks; We NM
Agnes Dugan. 40 1919 seventh avenue. Troy
Lewis F. Dugan and Joseph Duesn. Troy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
A DAY OF HIGH SCORES
Few Changes in Race for Hon
ors at Bowling Tourney.

Buffalo, March % 1t was n day of high
scores I'm the two-man and individual con-
tests In the American Bowling Congress
tournament here to-day. but few were
high enough TO class among the ten
leaders.
over twenty teams tailed better tina n
I 100 In the two-man fixture. but only one
made place in the leading ten. e. Barth
and r. Nolte. OF Milwaukee. landing In
tenth place. with a total score OF 1.2O+
Following is the standing OF tho leaders:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
HORSES BURNED TO DEATH
Army officers Lose Forty one
in Fire at Fort Riley.

Fort Riley. Kan. March 25--torty-ohe
bIooded horses belonging to the service
school on tho United states military res
ervation were burned to-day IN hre
that destroyed the school stables.
The mounts were being schooled az
iumpers. and number of them were TO
enter the military contests TO be held IN
Madison Square Garden.
Two hieh priced horses, including tho
e,,liion Icstihule. presented TO the
school by August Belmont. were rescued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24


JULY.
Long Beach. Cal. preliminary national
doubles. Pacific Coast championship. s. shaw
nee Country club. shawnee on Delaware.
Penn. championship OF Eastern Pennsylvania.
. Litchheld Lawn Tennis Club. Ltchheld'
conn. Connecticut state championship; :, sea
bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket club. sea
hlGnt' y. j.. invitation: II, Westchester
county Lawn Tennis Association. West Ches-
ter. y. y. Westchester County championship
tclosed EVENT.. place TO be decided later; u.
clay court championship. Cincinnati: l3, Coun-
Wy 'Iub or Nestchester, Westchester. y. v,
annual invitation. Is, Yahnundass Golf club.
Utica. y. y. Central New York state cham
pionshlp for men. L.. Yahnundssis Golf Club.
ltica' y. J., championship or tie state OF
New York for womens singles doubles and
mixed doubles; 10. Spring Lake Casino. Spring
Lake. y. j., North jersey coast championship.
~ SiWanoy Country Club. Mount Vernon.
\. y. open tournament: 20. Longwood Cricket
club. Boston. Eastern doubles. Longwood
singles; .. Edgemers Tennis Club, Edsemere.
Long Island, invitation tournament e. Point
Judith Country Club. Nsrragansett Pier. II. l.,
open, -. Onwentsia club. Chicago. Western
championship. oj. Excelsior Tennis Club. Bris-
tol. II J.. womens championship Of Rhode
Island: p. University Heights Tennis Cluo.
New York city. open: o. Crescent Athletic
club. BAY Ridg. New York State champion
ship: 80. Crawford House Tennis Club. Craw-
lord Notch y. H.. White Mountain and New
Hampshire state championship: 30. Noodmere
club. Noodmere. Long Island. women's cham
pionship OF Long Island.
AUGUST
!. AGswam Hunt. Providence. state cham
ponship Rhode Island: {. Onwentsia Club. chi 70
CaEO. preliminary sectional national doubles; y
COopcrstown Country Club. Cooperstovn y,
open tournament. l.. Woodmers CLUB. Wood
mere. Long Island. mems events: 1915, DAVIS
Gun challenge round II. Meadow Club. South
ampton Long Island. invitation: -. Newport
Casino. Newport. r. l.. national singles. chat
longe round doubles: a. orange County Golf
club. Middletown -. Y, Orange county
championship: 81. Nyack Country club, Nvaclt
y Y. oDen: 81. Niagara Lawn Tennis cub
NiaCara-on-thc Canada. international
championship.
SEPTEMBER.
r. Hollywood Golf club. West End. y. j., in
vitation. 3, New Rochelle Tennis club, New
Rochelle. y y, open. Z, Morristo"n Fleid
club. Norristopn. y. J., vomcns singles ana
doubles New Jersey state championship. 4,
Park club. Buffalo. championship OF Great
Lakes and Western New York; 10. Merton
Cricket club. Philadelphia. intercollegiate
championship. a. Longwood Cricket Club Bos-
ton. WOmen's open tournament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
Going Some, Even
for Mississippi

jackson. Miss. March "3.-After
heated debate during which baseball In
general and the prowess OF noted PLAYERS
I'm pnrticuIar were discussed. the MIS-
sIssippi House of Representatives to-day
voted so 70 It 20 n recess on Thursday
a,,.rroon IN see the Detroit Tigers and
nv Cobb play a local team here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
More Fixtures Assigned than
Ever Before on the
Courts in all Parts
OF Country.

Robert H. Wrenn, president Of the
United States National Lawn Tennis AS
ISOLATION. announced yesterday the oifclal
hss of dates and awards OF championship
tournaments for the coming season.
The list embraces a total Of l% tourna-
mentS. said TO Zoe the greatest number
ever scheduled by the governing BODY.
The al-comers' national championship
will begin on August %, at the Newport
Casino as previously told in The Tribune
while the vomen's national tournament
Will be played at the Philadelphia Crick-
ct CLUB. beginning on June S. Cincinnati
gets the national clay court championship
on july 10 and following days.
The previous announcement Of the dates
for the Davis Cup challenge round from
August IS To 10 was confirmed, although
no courts were named for the holding Of
the matches. IL is certain. however. that
the prize Will fall to the West Side Ten
MS club
The increase in the number Of women's
tournaments is marked, and the South
and West also show decided gains. At
Boston. on July 20. the classic Longwood
meeting. with the Eastern doubles, is
scheduled. while the New York state
championship viii go To the Crescent Ath-
letic club. of Brooklyn. on July %.
The dates for the more important tour
naments follow:
MAY
6 Chevy Chase Country Club. Chevy Chase
Nd. invitation tournament. p Harvard Uni
yersity Tennis Association. Cambridge, Mass
Harvard interscholastic tournament Princeton
University. Princeton. y. j.. interscholastic
tournament: IS. Bedford Park Lawn Tennis
club. Bedford Park. y. Y, Bronx champion
ship. Is. Longwood Cricket club. Boston. Mass
New England intercollegiate: -. Tuxedo Rae
Quct and Tennis club. Tuxedo. y. y. invita-
tion tournament: -. New Orleans Lawn Tennis
club. New Orleans. La. Southern champion
shiJs. %. Rockawav Hunting club, Cedaihurst
Long Island. invitation tournament: Columbia
Country club. chevy Chase. Nd, middle At
lantic tournament; Great Neck His Country
club. Great Neck. Long Island Nassau aul
Queens county championship; Marine and Field
CLUB. Brooklyn. y. y. open tournament
JUNE.
Merton Cricket club. Philadelphia.
Womens Championship PENNSYLVANIA and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
Moha Outpoints Levinsky.

Milwaukee. March Bob Mona
heavyweight boxer. easily outpointcd
Battling" I.ovinsky. of Philadelphia. IN
n ten-round no-dcclsion contest here 10
night