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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-31
FORMER CHAMPION LEADS.
Findiay Douglas spends Holiday NJ
Nassau with PsoAt.

GLEN COVE, l.. l.. May 3oA big field
played in the thrty-six hole medal play
handicap. which was the attraction at
the Nassau Country Club To-day. Find
lay S. Douglas, former national cham
pion. made the lowest gross score of the
day. 1852, and II. c. Folger. Jr., with
1875, it5. won the prize for the low
est net score. The leading scores were
II. C. Folger. Jr.. 1876. I45; T. Z.
Pratt. 172-24, 14s: u. a. Loring. Jr..
1870, tis: +. s. Douglas, 1872. $50
a. ". Rossitcr. 1910, Isl: w. w.
Pell. 1910. 1873; C. l.. Tiffany. 176-
90, 1874; c. T.. r. Mccain. 1913, l54
IT. W. Maxwell. 1910. 1874: J. r.
Monroe, 19s--44. 1874; c. II. Sayre, III
16. 1856 J. Pierce. 1888. 1856: II. II.
Whitney. l61-6. 1856: r. T. McGusty
1870. 1855: l.. L. Hopkins. 1876
1855; X. =. Worrall, 1890. 1855; $. s.
Battershall. 1874. 1871: C. A. Dunning
1876. 1853; C. Kenyon. Jr.. 207-4s
159: J. II. Ottley, 1870. 159: A.
Fletcher, 1870, 1853: II. Cockshaw
2Ie-52. 100: ]. Anderson. 222--6O, 1872
W. A. Engeman. 17s-16. i62: L. p
Richter, 1875. 1856; IL l.. Pratt. 1873
80. 166: a. Il. Pratt. 1882. 1876: e
Kemp. 202-3i. 1853: II. l.. Maxwell
205-36. 1863.
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CARMEN IS WINNER AT
THE BRIGHTON OPENING
WalthOur Second in % Mile
Motor Paced Race on Motor
drOme Track.

The Brighton Beach motordrome opened
last night before the largest crowd that
ever attended the seaside course. Close
to 10000 witnessed the various events.
The weather was suited for racing and
when the amateur bicycle riders faced the
starter In the opening number the grand
stands were well filled and the bleachers
held their capacity
Added to the usual motorcycle racing
bicycle and motor paced events were
carded. II was the first time In many
years that bicycle racing on an outdoor
track had been seen in New York.
The feature event, a twenty-five mile
motor paced race, went to Clarence Car
men after a spirited battle with Bobby
Walthour, who returned from Europe last
week The Atlanta crack took the lead
at the start, but held 1t for only few
laps. when Carmen jumped ahead ano
held the race safe the remainder OF tht
distance, finishing half lap to the good
Twenty lengths behind walthour was Nor
man Hansen Of Denmark, who gained 9
lost lap In the last five miles by steady
plugging The winners time was 81 min
utes So is seconds. The summaries:
BICYCLE EVENTS.
Two.third Mile Handicap. Amateur, FRS
Braxei. so yards. second; W. schlei. g
yards. third. Time. l;lt - n,
ya sesGnf hd Wad Madden, Is yards second
Julius Schmidt. &c yards, third. Time
Third Heat-won by T. Taylor, Is yard;;
dayer rs yards, third. Time, 1914 2.5.
Final Heat-won by Gus Wohlrab: Ed
ward Madden, second; Fred Taylor. third
Time. 1913 as. re-,
Two Mile open Amateur~-won by Gu
wohlrab; Donald McDougall, second; Free
Taylor. third: Henry Kaiser. fourth; Edward
Madden, NTH. Time, AIS 3-5. =,
25 Mile Motor Paced Event-Won b!
Clarence Carmen; Bobby walthour, second
Norman Ha n third. TINS rvENT % iS2 Id
Two Mile open-First heat-Won b.
George Mercier;. John Cox. second Time
l:ss. Second heat-Mon by 81 Yves Yves
heat--won by St. Yves; George Mereier
second. Time. 1885: =,
Franz Krebs; Ray Fischer. second; Marti
Kessier. third. Time. 2:8 as.
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TIE IN CRESCENT GOLF.
y. Thiel ana II. II. Cotton Lead List
with Net scores Of ~.

An eighteen hole match play COMPETE
ton against DOGGY and the eight best
scores to qualify was the sture of the
Crescent A. c. goling programme at Bay
Ridge yesterday. There also was an
eighteen hole medal play handicap which
ended In tie between +. Thel anud II.
j, Cotton. Each had 72. The cards: p.
Thiel, 81. 9--72 II. b. Cotton. Sc, l4-72
J. c. Deilert, Sc. ia: j. r. Van Loan
90, 1914: +. A. Beebe. Sc, 12-74: w.
II. Parkinson. Of, 16-75; L. II. Peil. Sc
1915: +. ID. Chambers. 81, 14-77: +. c.
Dennlng. 81, SIS: c. II. Mlddendorf.
90, 1913: A. ]. Sheldon, 90. 20-79
J. Malley 104. $50: ]. c. Shipman, 49,
i2-si Gordon Gibson. %. ISL r
Guerney, %, 12-s2; II. Gulick. 1O2. 20
s2 w. Pierce. 100. l5-s5; W. A. Alb
bott. 100. 2&-s5: II. Campbell. Jr., IL. %
SO II. p. Mallory. los, 16-92; @. p
Dauborn. 1os, 1913.
Eighteen hole play against bogey-P
Thiel. 2 down: w. +. Bass, 3 down: G.
Gibbons, down; w. II. Parkinson.
down; J. 8. Dellert, down; J. +. Var
Loan. down: +. A. Beebe, down; L. II
Peil. s down; +. C. Denning. Z down; II
L. Jones. down: w. l.. Pierce, down
II. Quick, s down.
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WATSON WINS SPRING CUP.
Many Golfers Play in Holida,
Events at Plainneld.

PLAINFIELD. N. j.. May 30.-The semi
final and final rounds for the spring
handicap cups. classes A and b. were
played at the Plainfield Country Clue
to-day. resulting as follows:
Glass A-Semi- final round-A. j. Watson
beat j. r. SHOEMAKER, and 3; II. r.
Eaton beat W. H. Rogers. and 6.
Final Round--A. J. Watson beat II. T
Eaton, Q and 3.
Glass B-semi- nnal round-w H. Allins
won by default from w. l.. Fighter; W. T.
Merrill beat j. A. Lane. up.
Final Round-W. NJ. Alling beat W. y.
The scores in the thirty-six hole handI.
cap
Glass A. NJ. Collins. 1sI-22. lG:; J.
f, Erickson. 1875. l47: F. o. Reinhart.
1910, i52: L. G.. Carman, 49, 1855;
II. s Brown. lss-32. 1856; Leighton Calkins.
l7i-lt, 1877; II. r., Stockton, l7t-i6 l5s;
A. J. Watson. 171-12. 15s. s. ID. Lounsbery,
l76-l6. $50: H.. T. Eaton, 1875. 1872.
d. II. Rowland. lss-32, ls!.
Class IA. w Kleineck, 1907, 10
II. F, Fox. l0o-24, 76: o. u. Fleming
e5-l7. 49, r. A. Lyon. 1o5-e7. IS; L. H
Gates, 1913. IS; r, C Brown. 1854, 4,
J. p. Murray. ss-1s 49,; b. c. KENYON.
i0o-2o, so: r. II. Cox. iOo-1s. 81; W. a.
Cooke. 1920. SO; j, II. Brewster, yr.,
l0i-is, So; Howard Rapaije. 1911. IS.
wyle Brown. lOt-l7. 81. II. @ Philips
1920. SO; ]. L. Fleming. ii7-?7. 30.
G: NJ: Church. ill-2o. az C. W. King
llb-22, o.
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TWO EXETER MARKS GO
IN DEFEATING ANDOVER
Field Meet Score, 50 to az
Grover Cleveland's Son
Gets q Second.

ENTER. ". r.. May 30.-Exeter Acad-
envy won an easy victory over Phillips
Andover In the annual track and field
meet here this afternoon. by SO points to
81 Two new dual records were estab-
lished. L. T. Prescott of Andover got 23
feet 3A Inches in the broad jump. as
against 20 feet 10 inches. made several
years ago by II. T. Worthington OF Exc
ter. w. H. Kirkpatrick Of Exeter smashed
the record for putting the ~ pound shot,
his distance being 81 feet SO inches. the
best previous distance being IS feet inch,
made by c. Herd of Exeter.
Capt. clifford Rodman OF Andover won
both the high and low hurdles. while Capt
Lawrence Williams. Jr.. of Exeter took
both the century and 22o yard dashes.
The mile run was the best race, u. c.
Rolfe OF Exeter barely pvsing out l.. X
Moorehead OF Andover. while ]. NJ. Shan
non OF Exeter was close third. The
time was minutes 80 seconds.
One OF the surprises was the victory o.
NJ. B. Orr OF Exeter in the half mile. He
has always been n quarter miller. but he
went twice that distance, defeating NJ. s.
Stearns OF Exeter and James Swift OF
Andover in 2 minutes 1-5 seconds. Will
iams's time in the 100 was 10 2-5 seconds
and % LIS seconds in the 22o dash.
Walker, Radford and Phalen of Exeter
won all three places in the quarter mile
run. the time of Walker v-rng 81 seconds.
Prescott. Donald Macrea and T. N. st.
| HILL all OF Andover, ~ei~ tied for mrs.
place in the running high jump ut feet
, go inches Rodmans time In the high
hurdles was 16 3-5 seconds.
The pole vault was won by Potter OF
Exeter, who cleared 10 feet inches, with
welch and Austin OF the same school and
Read OF Andover all tied for second place
| at 10 feet.
Richard Cleveland. son OF the late Grover
| Cleveland. was second in the shot put. with
| ~ feet az inches. b. +. Neal OF Exeter
won the ~ pound hammer throw. with
| l49 feet 10 inches.
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sHAKEUP IN HARVARD BOAT.
TaIcott and Curtis Replaced BY
Murray and Gardiner.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May S0-The nrst
varsity eight rowed in a new order this
morning in It's final spin before start
ing to Red Top. Jim Talcott. the New
York oarsman, at No 2, and Lou Curtis,
at No. Z, both OF whom collapsed toward
the finish of the race with Cornell, were
dropped TO the second boat and will
probably stay there the remainder of the
season. Soucy was transferred from
No 10 No. Z. Henry Murray. another
New Yorker. advanced from the second
boat to No. 8 in the regular eight. Tudor
Gardiner also came up from the under
study shell TO No. in the varsity.
Coach Wray would not admit that
the makeup of the eight to-day was
the way the varsity will row against
Yale. The second eight with Its arrival
at Red Top must forego instruction from
the coach and will be In charge of Robert
+. Herrick and John Richardson. MEM
bers of Harvard's rowing committee, who
will prepare It for entry Into the GRAND
Challenge cup event in the English Hen
ley next July.
The varsity squad. twenty-five strong
will leave for Red Top Monday noon.
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GEORGETOWN CRIMPS
HOPES OF FORDHAM
Catholic College Championship
Aspirations Lost With
3 to 0 Defeat.
MANY ERRORS BY LOSERS
Visitors Hit Hard and Timely
Umpire's Ear Badly Cut
by a Foul Tip.


Fordham ended Its ball season ye-te,.
day at Fordham Field with a 0 TO q A.
scat All homes Of obtaining tho ,,,o.
..,,..r,... ...,.,,,o...,,, =, A.. Go,
.."po"op y. 0 Na'hono
coneses OF the East were snattered by the
sudden and decisive beating by George.
town.
The coi,ep,ans had "A a rooter n, IA.
,,..a De- r,o ,,a, ur.a,,...s
'an' iro"
feToham Meoicai schooi three year, ago
and who became famous as a result OF
his endeavors in Mexico and his treat.
man, nv tho Mex,can .overnmar, n.
- 49,, 49,, -. g.
Nya. was o"ee'o" 'o"ey' anu ms su'o'
mobile was surrounded py hundreds OF
FRIENDS all curing the game.
One-nait the game was featured by fast
Dali ana good pitching by Walsh, vfVs
every ODD inning' especially ne opener
proved disastrous TO FOREMAN. errors and
hard drives nsurihg'
When foronam playeo 5000 DAN tns
style was sensational ana brilliant, es-
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ONLY ONE SQUARE WITH PAR.
Breed Leads Field at Knollwood I'm
Match Play Rounds.

ELMsFoBD. N. Y. May 30--A thirty six
hole match play handicap against par
which was played at the Knollwood Coun-
try Club to-day was won by J. McVicar
Breed. who was the only golfer on the
course who managed TO keep even with
par. He had a handicap OF 9 to help him.
The scores:
]. NJ. Breed (9). all square; p. w,
Wood G2). 3 down G. F. Wilcox 90.
Z down: II. Carroll (3). down; w.
C. Breed (7), down: J. d, Deane 90,
10 down; w. Laidlaw G2). 10 down
F. b. Mackay 90. 10 down: A. Mes
trio t9). 10 down; q. C Fox u0). 10
down; w C. Koch 80, 10 down s.
c. West 90. IL down: w. NJ. McCord
s). IL down; II. A. Wilson (6. IL
down; r. w. Henderson s). 10 down
J. s. Todd go. 10 down; f. s. Arm
strong co.. 10 down; 8. X. Evans 60,
II down; II. W. Hayden %. Is down
w. D. Brown G3), Is down; e. b.
Mccain G2). 16 down: e. L. Young
U3), II down: b. Skinner 40. Is
down; F. X. Sadler (s). IS down.
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BIG FIELD AT APAwAMIS.
wallace and Hawthorne Lead II
Tbirty-six Hole Handicap.

RYE, " Y. May 30.--A big field played
in the thirty-six hole handicap at the
Apawamis Club to-day and the prize
winners were w. Fl. Wallace Jr. with
16O-i2, l4s and d. r. Hartshorne with
l65-l2. 1853. The scores
w H. Wallace, Jr.. 1922, l4s; d. r,
Hartshorne, l65-l2, 1853; f. F. Mathew
son, 16s-l4. 1854: 3 w. Rowland. 1851,
1874; II. s. Graves. 1912. 1857; w. A.
Pratt, ISIS. 1877; 8. II. Sever. 176-
is. 1853: j. b. Russell. 1875. 1853
II. L. Downey. 1876. 159: r. II. Wylie,
l77-Is. l6l; A. b. Ashforth. 1913,
1872; F.. A. Moore, 1913. 1872: j. d.
Foot, 172-10. 1852 W X Thnrston' III
8. 1853; ID. l.. Watkins 177-14, 163
r. 8. Keller. 17s-l4. 1866; II. T. Walden
1870. 1885, r. II. Mcdonald. 1850
1856; S. f. Lally. 1So-l4. 1853; Henry
Kryn ITO. 1877; j. w Mcbride. 2ol-
"a, 1877; j. T. Gwathmey, 1915. 1863.
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TINE PRIZE FOR SCRATCH MAN.
woison Makes speed in Plainheld
10 Mile Road Race.

PLAINFIkLp, N. j.. May 30.-Fred VOL
son Of the Acme Wheelmen OF New York,
was the scratch winner of the time prize
at the twenty-five mile road race held
hero over the mountainside course to-day.
woison finished in :04 :5S l-5 and came
near defeating William Simmon of the
Rambler A. c.. who had a handicap OF
three minutes. Woison finished second.
his fast time being only one-fifth or
second slower than that OF Simmon. with
the handicap reduction. Thirty-eight
riders started the race.
George A. Neigel, Newark amateur
made the pace for half the distance. and
at the midstation was leading by n good
margin He was overhauled In the closing
stages and finished sixth.
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THREE CLASSES AT MONTCLAR
Marcus Trophy Won by T. p. Mo.
GIynn, . Class G Man.

MoNTcLAIR, N. j.. May 3o.-T. p Nc
Glynn won the W. f. Marcus trophy for
the best net score in a S6 hole competition
with 1870, las at the Montclair Golf
Club to-day. A SO hole competition Sc
lected IS to count. resulted In three ties,
which will be played of tomorrow. The
best scores were:
Class A--Eads johnson, Ts--b, 10; F. Il,
4. c, ASorn, 7s-!, q: j.. A. Phiibrick, SO.
8, "a; 81 Swords. 7s-6, a.; s. C. Mukoz
". Malsy' ,7s-t, Is; J. =: Krem.r. .ss-s,
sSEs, y; a, l. Pier'on. si-s, is; i, ii
Class B-P l. G.l,axhsr. is-I. 72;, H.
Sly WF 49, jos sO R:. a. s,- ,I r HItoh P.r
son; Jr,, 81. 10. r. L. curry ss-io, 7s
NS Class CT r. Mesiynn. sS-iio. g; 4
C. r. Christie. Jr,. si-it. 70; T. f. oliver
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the Blue and White cubs. with never
chance for the medals.
The Wahneta gig held the lead for the
first half mile In the intermediate four
Dared gigs but ran into n school of drift
wood. Columbia by clever steering avoided
the debris and shot out half a length In
front Spurgeon raised the stroke TO IS
and his crew won with a length Of open
water In 6 minutes 80 seconds. The
Flushing crew was exhausted. quit and
floated across the finish lire at Harlem
Bridge a length in the rear
The picked crew rowed with SOULS In
the special race. but even sixteen oars
did not avail them much after the first
quarter. The Blue and White varsity,
rowing In beautiful form. opened gap
at every stroke after the half mile. The
course was shortened TO a trihe less than
a mile. but the collegians managed to
cover the distance In minutes 81 3-b
seconds and win by a generous three
lengths. The all star eight was timed In
4 minutes As IS seconds.
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J0HNSONs DO WELL.
Figure Prominently In Holiday Golf
At Ardsley Club.

ARpsLEY- May 30.-Several
competitions were played by the members
OF the Ardsley Club to-day. A. G. John
son won the selected score prize with a
card Of ss-24. SO, and Emory l.. Johnson
won the eighteen hole handicap In Glass
A with SIS. 73. The Glass b winner
was H. J. Bartholomae. whose score was
s5-l6. 50. A putting contest was won
by A. o. Beebe with a total OF 81 strokes.
The scores in the handicap:
Glass A--E. l.. johnson, Sis, 70; &.
l.. Eidrldge. 91-l5, 10; ]. w. Johnson,
9o--l3, TT: A. s. Robinson, SILL, IT:
NJ. s. Patton. s8-15, IS; ]. NJ. Shedd.
92-14, IS; II. b. Daley, ELL, so; A.
b. Meacham, ELL. 80; n. b. johnson,
93-l3. so; II. s. Green. So, 81; L. NJ.
Greer, 95-12. SO.
Glass B-H. ]. Bartholomew. sb-16, SO
A. ]. Johnson. 96-2+, 72; J. A. Black,
$50, 70; r. l.. Bgelow, 1870, "a ;
], II. Speaker, I00-26, "a: d. c. Collins,
$50, 10; A. X. Wood. 95-19. IS; J. NJ.
Hodson, 93-18. IT; A. o. Beebe. 96-ls,
II; @. H. Johnson. Gle. rs; T. NJ
Taylor, s6-18. so; J. b. Sheffield
1876. So b. II. Harmed. 97-16. 81
n. r. Gardiner. 1915, Sc; L. Ayres,
1923. SO; b. W, r, Brown, 1915, ss
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FREEB00TERs CAPTURE CUPS.
Beat Great Neck in Final Match BY
Score of to "a.

HAMPSTEAD, N. Y, May 3O.-Good polo
on the Piping Rock field this evening
marked the final match for the visitors
cup between the Philadelphia Freebooters
and the Great Neck first team. The Phlla-
delphia team won by score OF goals
to ~ goals.
On the Quakers were Philip Stevenson,
c. Perry Beadleston, p. S. Randolph and
and r. S. Randolph, Jr. The Great Neck
team was made up of Elliott Bacon. j..
Watson Webb. +. Ambrose Clarke and j.
q. Milburn, Jr. OF the six goals made by
the Long Island team Bacon made three
and Webb three. safety was charged
against the team. For the winners, who
earned four goals and received three by
handicap. Beadleston scored two and
Randolph. Jr,, two.
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ENGLEwoop, N. j.. May 3o.-Members
of the Englewood Country Club gave up
their Glass A and Glass b Affiliations this
morning and played In one big class In
four ball handicap. Winthrop Sayre and
w. l.. Pierce, Jr. were the winners with
a net score OF Co.
In the afternoon the golfers played in
their regular classes. and In Class A
N. w. Peters and E. Barton led with
78-9. 50, and there was a tie for first In
Glass b between Leo NJ. Mccall. S5-12.
73, and W. A. Barber and Charles Basker-
VILE, s5-12, rs. George 8. Ludlow won
the selected score competition. His score
was 73--3, 70.
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At the Wee Burn Country Club day
there was a handicap match against par.
Robert Buchanan. the winner, was up.
Charles II. Seeley. Robert Hunter and
Or. Frederick Schavoir were all square.
Other scores were: W. j. Macdonald
and J. J. Cloonan. 2 down: 8. N. Pierson.
II. Ware, Judge Holmes. II. l.. Wood
bury and w. ". Beeler, down; DR..
Charlton Wallace, J. II. Knapp. II. Banks
and A. W. stark. down f. L. Scofeld.
7 down; s. c. Adams, r. Knapp, 3. p.
Arthur down; II. s. Miller. down :
d. T. Woodbury. and S. c.. Kelly. IL
down
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HANOVER, ~ H.. May 3o.-worcester
Classical High School with a total OF 20
points easily carried away the Dartmouth
interschoastic track meet this afternoon.
the nearest competitors with IA and ~
points respectively. Worcester Classical
got three firsts. two seconds and two
thirds Worcester South High and Rich
ards High. Newport. were tied for
fourth place with ten points each, The
other schools with the points won were
K!mball Union 8, Tilton Seminary 9.
Springfield High 8. Holyoke High s,
Worcester North High 3.
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ri. In Dunwoodie Golf.

YoNKERs. May s0.-There was tie IN
the red card competition for Glass A
golfers at the Dunwoodie Country Club
to-day between w. II, Caldwell With
s6-l2 "a and A. II. Thomas with
SILL, "a
Charles Murray won the Class handd-
cap with 92--lS. "A. and s. c. yelling
defeated r. II. Con by up in the final
round for the May cup. Miss A. 70. Duff
won a putting competition for ladies with
a score OF 81.
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soutter IL Greenwich Winner.

GREENWICH. Conn. May S0.-Two cups
presented by the club for Class and r
golfers were played for at the Greenwich
Country Club to-day. The scores;
Glass Al. p. Soutter. S1-lO. II: s.
T. Graham, 77-3. "a; T. NJ. s. Rolls,
500, "a; ]. d. Chapman, ss-14. rs; W.
l.. Ward. s9-l4. rs; C. N. Phillips. SIS,
76; C. C. Pierson, Jr. s2--l4. IS; w. N.
Bennett, 82-l4, 10.
Glass B-W. A. Finn, lO0-24. rs; II.
Giliand, 94-le. rs; r. Burman. 1o3-2+.
10 #. NJ. Zittell. els. 10; II. c. Leigh
ton, 1919, 70; ]. Scott, 97-l6, 81 Il.
w. Packard. s7-16, 81; #. o, Lockwood,
1923, 81; JameS McCutcheon, 1O4-22
So; G. d. Weber. $50, 70: C. r. Felt
ncr, 1926, SO: l.. Grant, 99-16. SO
T. NJ. Hodgens. 100-16. 81: q. NJ. Moi
fatt, els, IS; e. N. Judd. 96-16. so.
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Clark Wins May Cup.

SUMMIT, N. j., May 30.-Iu the final
round for the May cup at the Canoe
Brook Country Club to-day f. A. Clark
defeated r. r. Decker by up and to
play. w. A. Drabble and +. l.. Thorn
outdistanced the field In the four ball
competition with a card OF 92-34. IS,
There was a tie for second between T. Il,
Hoffman and r. T. Eagles with 79-l7,
80, and A. T. Rearick and c. o. Ray
walt with $50, CO. a. II. Eggers
won the nag contest
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SCARBOROUGH, N. Y, May 80.-There
were nifty entries In the flag handicap at
the Sleepy Hollow Country Club to-day.
Arthur o. Choate was the winner. In the
ball sweepstakes this morning the lead
ing scores were; d. Brandreth. S5--9,
rs. J. A. Moore >es-ib. IS; F. c. judi
son. 1924. 70.
This afternoons scores were: Arthur o.
Choate. S7-2s, "a; A. II. johnson. SIS,
s2 J. A. Moore. s6-12, 81; ]. d. Fran
ces, ee--l+, %, -..-.
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Two Ways to Win at wykaxyi.

New ROCHELLE. May 3o,--Prizes for
both the leading best ball score and the
lowest aggregate score were provided In
the four ball competition at the Wykagy
Country Club to-day. T.. r, Sturgis and
Il. II. Hart won the best ball prize with
7a-i. 70, and ]. G. Widmer and Fl. w
Pratt turned In the lowest aggregate total
1855, 100.
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MorreII and Eddy Win Cups.

ARcoLA, N. j.. May so.-At the Arcola
Country Club the season opened to-day
with n thirty-six hole handicap. A cup
was awarded for the low gross score and
one for the low net score. ALFRED Nor
rell won the gross prize with 81. 70, 1853.
and Charles p. Eddy won the net prize
with 1866. 162.
In the all season competition to-day's
results give Morrell 4 points, Eddy 3 ant
Archie Graham q.
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Four Tie for Glen Ridge Prise.

GLEN RIDGE, N, j., May s0.-Four tied
for a cup for the hest net score offered by
the president OF the Glen Ridge Country
Club in n thirty-six hole competition to-
day. The scores:
II. D. Smith, 164--12. 1862; c. l.. Cross
hill, 1870, 1883; Charles Ellicott.
1855. 152; Fred Baldwin, l6S-l6, 1862.
The tie will be played of tomorrow.
In Glass B DR.. Joseph y. LAndrtgaa won
with 2os-6s. l6k,
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Golf Season Open. At Hackeu.ack,

HAcKENsAcK. N. J. May 3o.--The
Hackensack Golf Club opened It's season
to-day with a thirty-six hole handicap
for the Vice Presidents cup. Abuut sew
enty-hve members played. The four who
qualified were: Il, v. Rockefeller, 17s, 40
-lSs; J. C. Barclay, 1913, 24-139; C. c.
Van Buskirk. 1874, 22-1<2; J. H. Abeel,
1877. 24-143.
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MoNrcLAIR. N. j., May S0.-Nine flights
Of eight each at match play for prizes In
each event and a medal play competition
at eighteen holes were the attractions at
the Upper Montclair Country Club to-day
In the medal play competition class A.
f. H. Eaton won with 95. IFS and in
class u f. l.. Eldridge won with 1907. ~
~. A ladies' putting competition was
won by Miss Louise Grinsing. with Miss
Henrietta Finckle runnrrup.
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No One Defeats BOEey.

NEW CANAAN, Conn. May 3o.-The
competition at the New Caanan Country
Club to-day was against DOGGY and the
nrst prize was won by Charles Rogers
VINO was | down. Thomas Hail and
David Rogers tied for second place. each
being 1 down