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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-11
TURF NOT READY
FOR POLO MATCH
Candidates for International
Team to Clash To-day in
Practice Match.
IN TeleEranh 10 nc Tribune !

Hampstead Long Island. May 10.--Due
TO the fear of cutting up the turf too much
before it had had chance to dry after
last weeks rains, the opening practice Of
the international polo team candidates
on the private field OF John s. Phipps. at
Westbury. was postponed until tomorrow
afternoon. The team captain. J. NJ.
Waterbury. jr.. and his brother inspected
the field this morning and decided that
10 play the scheduled game might spoil
the turf for a month.
Those Of the countryside who came in
their automobiles TO see the practice
STAYED TO watch n cut-in game on Mr..
Phippss second field. II was a lively
affair. in which the players alternated.
Bradley Martin. Willard y. Straight
Joseph F. Davis. J. c. Cooley and G. NJ.
Heckscher wore White Jackets. For the
Blues the players were Howard Phipps,
Charles Appleton, David Bows, w. Goad-
by Loew and W. i Dillingham;, who owns
the Hawaiian ponies, Carry the News and
Helen c.. which were used by II. T. Whit
ney in the last international match and
are to be used again in the coming match.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-11
Polo - Cycle Racing Il Golf 4 Other Sports
English Polo Players
Not to Default Cup

play this year TO be properly condi-
toned.
Nevertheless, though he would not
commit himself offhand and without
consulting his colleagues. Buckmaster
left the impression that no personal in
convenience or consideration would
stand in the way of his acting for the
best interests Of the British side. Mean
while the eyes Of the whole world are
fixed on Cheape.
"The Daily Mail" is Pessinistic.
The Daily Mail, summing up the
situation says:
Hopes of bringing back the polo cup
from the United States are infinitesi-
NAL at present. Wimbornes players are
TompkinSon. Bingham. Barrett and
Hunter Hunter recently injured his
shoulder and was put out of action for
three weeks. Tomphnson has been laid
up for three weeks.
THE time allowed for the COMPETE
ton is between June l and July Q, a
very awkward period for the English
side, as il gets very hot toward July.
May 10 is the very latest date that the
ponies can be sent to the States. so
there are only a few days of the polo
season in which TO select players.
1T does not seem possible TO chal-
ienge with any real prospect of success.
IF the American Association would con-
slider the question OF playing the match
in the autumn we should then be able
to challenge with our best side"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-11
German Refuses Honors Of
Brush in Which Ameri-
can Punctures One
of His Tires.

That Frank Kramer. the American
cycle champion, is the fastest man
awheel, was once more demonstrated yes
terday afternoon, when he defeated Wal
ter Rutt. the German. and worlds cham
pion. in match race at the Newark
Nelodrome.
Kramer won two heats Another was
a dead heat, and in another his tire
was punctured within a half lap of the
tape. Although Rutt won, he would not
take the honors.
Kramer changed his tactics in that he
rode around Rutt from the rear instead
Of making his battle from in front.
II was a hard battle for him, for In the
heats that he won he snatched victory by
inches at the tape in the final dash down
the homestretch.
Next Sunday the men meet in another
match. and after that Jackie Clark Will
race Rutt.
Jackie Clark. in the half-mile open
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-11
Kramer Again Hun1bles
Rutt in Cycle Match Race

professional, beat Goullet and Fogler.
Clark had to be content with second place
TO Goullet in the ten-mle tandem-paced
contest.
The summaries follow:
Two-mile Cnovice)-Won by William White.
Newark Arthur l.. Kopp, East orange sec
Half-miie (open; professionaD--Wo by A. J.
Clark Australia: Alfred GOullet. Australia
second. Joseph FOgler, Brooklyn, third; Frank
Cavanagh. Newark, fourth; Fred Ill., Boston,
fifth. Time, 100 ,-,..,,
Won by Alfred Grenda and Ernest rye ~
YARDS; LLOYD Thomas and George Cameron 80
YARDS, second; Fred Hill and Elmer ColIlhls
40 YARDS. third Robert Spears and FRANK
CORY 60 YARDS fourth: FLOYD krebs ana
Ernest JolSus dcO yards, nth Time. ~ 2y: ~,
Percy Lawrence. San Francisco; George g.
cameron New York, second; Fred Hill, Bos-
ION third: tie for fourth place between Nor
man Hansen. Denmark: Martin Ryan New
ark and John Bedell. Newark. Time, SUI.
One-mile match race professional; Frank
Kramer vs. Walter Rutt-First heat, won by
kramer Time. 3:O6. Second heat, dead neat
Time 1916 Third heat, won by Kramer
Ouarter-nile (amateur; open)-Won by Ches-
ter smith Edward Madden. second; Gus
Wohlrab. third. Earl Adams fourth. Time
'Three-mile Chandicap: amateur)-Won by
LLOYD Gundaker (270 YARDS; Thomas smith
scratch second: Gus WOhlrab 90 yarGs)
third. Donald MacDougar (scratch). fourth
Ten-mile triple match race professional;
tandem paced5-Won by Alfred Goulet. Aus
trnlIa. Jackie Clark Australia second; Joe
Foger. Brooklyn. third. Time, 1875 20.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-11
MOHAWK A. {. MAN
WINS CLOSE RACE
Vergano Captures Pennant
Run for NOviCes by
Three-Yard Margin.

The annual three and three-quarter
mile novice open run OF the Pennant Ath-
letic Club. which was held over course
in The Bronx yesterday. was won BY
Frank Vergano. of the Mohawk Athletic
club. after a nip and tuck struggle Yer
gano had a margin Of only three yards
over Charles Lauth, Of the st. Anselm's
Athletic Club.
The members Of the ozanam Athletic
Association captured the point honors,
with n total OF CO. The Bronx Church
House had to be content with 10 points
for second place The Pennant Athletic
Club. Holy Family Lyceum, Mohawk Ath-
letic Club and 81. Anselm's Athletic Cluo
finished in the order named.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-11
YALE MAKES BIG
JUMP In BATTING
Harvard, However, Still in
Van Among College
Baseball Teams.
NASH, OF THE CRIMSON,
INDIVIDUAL LEADER
Cornell and Williams Running
Close Race for Third Place,
with Columbia Fourth.

Harvard Just held its own with the pat
among the college baseball teams during
tho last week. but Yale made mighty
brace and jumped n clear thirty points,
reducing the margin between first ana
seconds teams to twenty-seven points,
Harvard topping the list with an average
of .29l and Yale following with 2t4.
The week was an Improbable one LOT
all the teams. with the exception OF Yale.
and the averages all fell off. princeton
is a shade under 200. while the others
are punched near the same figure
Nash, OF Harvard, IL the real leader
among the individual players with al
average of Al. Captain Wineate. who
WAC tied for the lead a week ago. SUI
fered a slump and his average droppe"'
The two most noticeable batters OF 'he
week were HALEY. of Pennsylvania ana
Lowe. of Dartmouth.
The individual and team averages io'-
low:
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lAsKER BEATS ALECHlNE
Chess Game Between Marshall
and Tarrasch Is Adjourned.
GRy cable 70 The Tribune.l

81 Petersburg, May lo.-Lasker ana
A1ochine and Tarrasch end Marshall be-
gan play in the quintangular interna-
tional chess masters tourney this AFTER
noon. while Capablanca had an of day
when n second adjournment was taken
AZ II o'clock this evening Lasker had
Uon his rame. while the other game
,ras adjourned in a complicated position.
In the second round Alechine will
meet Tarrasch and Capablanca VIII clash
with Lasker. Marshall will have a bye.
The score 10 date follows;
Capablarca, S; Lasker. ~; Tarraseh'
GU: Marshall. 6. and Alechine' o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-11
indianapolis Feds Win
a Poorly Played Game

Indianapolis, May 1o.-Indianapolis de
feated Kansas city by score OF 10
in the opening game OF the series mere
to-day. The game was poorly played the
visitors making seven errors and the
home team four.
rrbo ycora follows.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-11
Triple Tie VIII Result il
Progressives Defeat the
Brooklyn Team in
the Play-Of.

Five matches in the thirteenth and final
round Of the championship series OF the
Metropolitan Chess League brought the
FIRST annual competition for club SUI
rremacy TO a close early yesterday
morning. leaving only the postponed
match between the Brooklyn and Pro
gressive Chess clubs TO be played Off on
May q. On this contest the question Of
the championship hinges
The Manhattan Chess Club, which de-
feated Washington Heights by a score Of
to 0. still has hopes. though defeated by
Brooklyn. because Of the possibility Of
tho Progressives winning from the lead
ers. in the case OF triple tie the Man
hattans will probably have an advantage
IN the matter OF total games won, which
viii determine the issue.
The standing ~ tho teams follows.
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Columbia played white on the odd numbered
OCEAN HILL.
IYCEJTNf
State League.

Utica. 4: Wilkes Barre 2.
Binghamton. .; Albany 0.
Troy, II Elmira, s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-11

. Sfrtck ouf-Bv Cullop, 9: by Falkenberg. J.
Tvo-base hits-Tappan. Campbell, Esmond'
f,asterly Kenworthy. Stolen bases-kaun go,
Scheer. Rariden. I.sporte. Gilmore. ss,rluee
So Cba6bourue McKetchnie. Passed ball
I,ssferly Thrse-base hits-Easieriy, kaun
Scheor Hts-On Cullop, 2 I'm innings on
stone ? in ! inning. Left on hasee- lndlah I,
Hnderson. Attendance-lo5r Time-2;lS.
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TOILET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

VERY DESIRABLE oFFICE Tor 5ent. so
square feet; southeast corner Hudson
rnlnal Building. immediate possession. For
further particulars apply Pusch. telephons
iTfi Hamilton.
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REAL ESTATE,

FOR HOMES IN the real country near New
York consult The Country Home League.
90 West 32d street Phone $500 Madison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-11
BALTUSROL GOLF
PROGRAMMES OUT
Large Field Expected to
Gather for the Invita-
ton Tournament.
JUNE Is, rs AND 27
ARE DATES SELECTED
Women's Competition at Hutton
Park Course Attracting Con-
siderable Attention.

The Baltusrol Golf Club has issued pro-
grammes for its invitation tournament,
to be held June o, 26 and q. AS this is
considered one of the choicest periods
of the year for tournament, the chances
are that large field will gather. and
for the benefit OF prospective contestants
II may be said that the links will be
open for practice on the Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday preceding the meet
ing
This tournament will begin with an
eighteen-hole qualification test, provision
having been made for four sixteens. The
first match round is carded for the af-
ternoon Of the first day, thus enabling
the committee 10 have n thirty-six-hole
final There will be beaten eight di-
vision in the first set Entries for the
tournament will close at Baltusrol, y. j.,
at noon. on Saturday, June %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-11

Professional, women and Stock tx
change golfers will share the golf lime
light this week. Tomorrow "A one-day
tournament for women Will be run off at
the Montclair Golf club and another on
Thursday at Knolwood. On Wednesday
Alec Smith and Isaac Mackle will meet
in a S6-hoe match at Fox Hills for a
sizeable purse. Fox Hills will entertain
the brokers on Saturday, tho qualifying
round Of the Stock Exchange tournament
being scheduled for that time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-11

Oakland golfers will formally begin
their competitive season on Saturday with
an eighteen-hole medal plan handicap. A
schedule has been arranged for attrac-
tons up to and including November y.
Among the special affairs are tourna-
ments for the presidents, vice-pres-
dents, governors and captains cups.
october II is the time for the club
championship to begin. sixteen players
qualifying and continuing at match play
for the title.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-11

BY finishing first in the second division
OF the competing teams, the lyceum
hess Club has won the special prize,
consisting of chess table and set OF
chessmen, donated by W. NJ. de Wiser,
vice-president OF the league.
Following are the detailed results Of the
matches in the thirteenth round:
PROGRESSIVE. NORTH JERSEY.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF purchaser and
Attorney
MAY O.
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grammar out. hit by batted ball. tBatted for
cullop IN the seventh inning. +Batted TOT
stone IN the eighth timing.
= ,...-.its - % "a
irarsss Citv............I 0 ! %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-11

All kinds Of golf Is provided for by the
Wykagyl Country club in its list of COM
petitions. There will be several tourna-
ments in which qualifying rounds will be
run off, with match play following. These
are scheduled for Juno g. August /, Sep
TENDER / and October 3. The club cham
pionship will get under way early in Sep
TENDER.
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Southern Association.

Memphis. 2. Mobile. /.
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Chess Laurels Depend
Upon Postponed Match

The Progressives played White on the odd
numbered boards.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRTo LET

Continued on Page IS.
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INMATES PL. s, llil Williams
bridge I'd. g. sx55: 2Nl56;n to IhWaltes pl X
irreg. also Thwaites nj, 6 5. los W Boston
rd. 5Oxi75: Lawyers Realty co agt J
Perry ct al, Dean. r & VI, attys; P j
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BY J. III. Mayors.

PRESCOTT AV. n s. 225.l0 e Bolton I'd.
1OOx2g7 .l0x to Nichols pl xloiX2s3.S. va
cant; II p Cole agt q Reehnitzer ct al
W Il Wund. atty; II II Herts. ref; due
SIS, 500 Is; taxes, etc, $500.
At 320S Third av:
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At IL Vesey ST:
BY Joseph z. Day.

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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-08-31
AMERICAN RED CROSS
TO send MANY NURSES
SPECIAL SHIP is CHARTERED TO
CARRY THEM TO THE
WAR ZONE

Washington, Aug. 91.--The Ameri-
can Red Cross announced today that
30 had char cred tie steamer Ham
burg of the Hamburg American line
which will be renamed the RED
Cross" and sail on Saturday for Eu-
rope.
A dozen hospital units will be
placed on the ship, which will be
manned by an American crew and
commanded by retired American naval
officers. 1t will fly. by special act
of congress, the American flag and
the Red Cross flag.
Ambassador Jusserand today noti-
fled the Red Cross that France would
recognize the neutrality of the ship,
although thejprimary owner be Ger
man line. Sir Cecil SpringRice, the
British ambassador already had noti-
fled the Red Cross that England would
recognize the neutrality of the vessel.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-08-31

there was cheering for the American
nation
"On it's left western wing the Aus
trian army, following up the victory
of Krasnik, defeated on August 27.
Russian troops numbering about ten
divisions. 1t took as prisoners one
general, one colonel, 43 officers and
1000 men and captured also large
quantities of war material.
This army is now advancing to-
ward Lublin, in Russian Poland. ~
Several skirmisnes have taken
place in eastern Galicia on the Aus
trian center.
"The Austrian troops have taken a
firm stand against hostile forces su
perior to their numbers numerically
The Austrian artillery has shown
splendid craftsmanship"