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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14
MORGAN SAILS
The CRAWLING
Financier Steers Splendid
Race and Holds Lead
Nearly All the Way.
SOUND DOTTED WITH
MYRIAD RACING CRAFT
The Schooner Venona Shows
Fine Speed in Her Glass and
Wins Easily.

J. Pierpont Morgan, at the helm his
5O-foot sloop yacht the Crawling. brought
her over the finish line off Larchmont yes
terday the winner by 40 seconds in a ten
mile triangular race in which six of these
fast sos" started' win and Rumrlrs
Pleione was second and Pembroke Jones's
Carolina third TO finish.
It was the spring regatta OF the Larch-
mont Yacht Club and ffty-seven yachts
contested for the prizes offered. BY con-
sent Of he regatta committee the "'Ps'
were sent away two hours earlier than
the rest, so that the owners might get
away in time TO see the polo match at
Meadow Brook
Coming for the line under good head
way the Grayling led at the start with
the Carolina close second and the
Samuri third In light breeze from the
southwark and sheets eased to port the
two and three-fouTth-mile reach TO the
first mark off Parsonage Point was soon
covered, Mr.. Morgan luffing his yacht
around first. The Pleione was first at the
second mark off Motifs Point In Hemp
stead Bay Although the Grayling was
third at this mark her spinnaker was sent
out 10 port, the wind having canted TO the
westward, and she gave the Pleione
good race to the finish.
The winners in the other classes were
the schooners Venons. Whileaway and
MORA and the sloops Nepsi, Armada, Red
Wing, Natoma, White Cap, Whit, Joyetta,
Scaup, Little Dipper Virginia and Kit.
The start Of the "30's" at 1:40 was the
prettiest Of the day Nine Of them crossed
the line in less than one minute in light
breeze from the southwest, all having
booms broad off TO port. Although
J. a. Mahlstedts Okee ii was first away
In the weather berth, ]. de Forests Nepsl,
crossing at the lee end, had her wind clear
and the best position. They sailed the
same course as the "5Os," but twice over
the first leg being a broad reach, the sec
ond a close reach across the Sound to
Motifs Point and the third a reach with
booms to starboard. each gybing at the
home mark as they began the second
round.
The summary follows:
y. Y YACHT CLUB-50-FOOT CLASS
START, u:10-COURSE, sas MlLBS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14
Forest Hills Field Club.

With one exception all the first round
matches i'm the championship OF the For
est Hill Field club were run on ysstsI.
day. In addition to this the golfers TOOK
part in sweepstakes in two classes.
u T",,ior who returned card OF
,n,.e-Ss There was a tie for the second
sbara hetween III. u. Salmon. so-9-n.
and Thomas Allsopp. @.iS- q ., IN ciass
b. ID. J. Hughes won w,sn foIIows.
rohr Raael beat IT, h. salmon, I up;
t,srSer, ". Taylor beat A. d. Judson. up
ana 10 play; A. H. Gussman beat Fred Stone.
up and 10 play Harry Christi osS xa Msy
Washington beat T. J. Lintott. Up and -
play; Frederick Fiaugh beat ". l Ansoop
! no and / TO play: A. Sykes beat c. ". T.
Seharps up and TO play
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14
Wykagyl Country Club.

At the Wykagyl Country Club yester-
day the first round OF match play for
the Hubner Cup was run of. In add
ton to that was handicap against par,
I'm which T.. II. Hart finishing down,
was successful.
The summary follows:
Hubner Cup FIRST roundl-A. II. Moore beat
Arthur stiles. 3 up and 20 play; T. ii Hart
heat n T. Brown, 4 up and 10 play; W. III.
Holston beat George Reynolds up and ? 20
play: H. w. Pratt beat A. @. Richie, up
and 5 TO play; T. V. Birmingham beat l. Il.
GRAY, 4 up ard to play; y. II. Busey beat
r. r. MamIok, / up; Walter r. Bunnel beat
T. r. Fountain. even; +. y. Widner beat Will
lam stout UP and 10 play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14
lHE RESoLUTE HAULED OUT
spWed Back to Home Yard for
Final Quitting.

ca MI *. !. June iS-The dag officers
~. sHa..s s'oop Resoiute arrived at her
tsnsS,s yard to-day In tow. She was
NflnrsS a thorough overhauling and was
tsls''1 oi practically all her rigging and
90 6sfs salc that when the races for
k,soi,,ts peer candidates are resumed the
n p!arn ~! naye double head rig
tS ke,t - ,pe hGEis ore sAe won car
%Tnsss.s "ss has net hssn dstsrmined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14
MARTIN SETS A RECORD
Makes New Amateur Mark for
Glen Ridge Links.

Course records went by the board yes
terday at the Country Club OF Glen Hidge'
when G. b. Martin hung up new anna
teur mark by going around in 70.
Only the other day Robert NJ. Thomson
the professional, handed in "a. the low
est ever recorded by pro" or amateur.
Martins achievement reduced by stroke
the former mark Of Ward Thomas
His card follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14
Cady Wins Western Title.

Kansas City, Mo, June l3-John Deere
Cady, OF the Arsenal Golf Club, Rock
Island. ILL.,. to-day won the championship
Of the trans Mississippi golf tournament
by defeating NJ. A. Mclaughlin, OF the
Lakewood Country Club. Denver, up
and 4 to play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14
Apawamis Club.

There was a four cornered tie in the
is hole medal play handicap over the
links OF the Apawamis Club yesterday.
involving II. A. Sherman, c. j. Govern.
with a net OF 73 In the sweepstakes the
winner was +. S. Keller with card Of
79-7-72
The scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14
Shafer Crowned King
on NeW Jersey Courts

Of the work on his side of the net. De-
spite this. the two teams were so evenly
matched that 10 pick the ultimate winner
was mere guess work. All the players
showed signs OF exhaustion when time
was finally called because of the fast
coming darkness
The point score in the singles match fol-
lOmS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14
Ridgewood Country Club.

At the Ridgewood Country Club yester-
day members qualified for the Hohokus
cup. Handicap conditions prevailed and
prizes were offered for the best gross and
net scores. w. G. Phillips was the gross
winner, with an So. while John Duncan.
with 92--2l-7l, won the net prize.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14
scarsdale Golf Club.

,uxed foursomes handicap conditions
claimed chief attention among the mem
hers OF the Scarsdale Golf and Country
club yesterday.
Mrs. vs. j. Faith and T.. r. Sanford
were the winners, with 97--s-se Mrs H..
~ Fly and +. s. Mclaughlin finished In
second place, with 1oS-lt-92. while Mrs.
ID. III. Bruster and r. W. Dejahn came
next, their card reading liI-2o-s7. y. T.
Holston won the Glass A sweepstakes
with rs net.
The leading scores follox:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14
Nassau Country Club.

Nassau golfers took part in the compe-
titlon for the accumulation cup yesterday
f. V. Crosby and W. s. Richards lead with
cards OF 9i-20--7i and sl-1o-I1.
nxo.. HIN Net
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14
Arcola Country Club.
es were returned:

J. II. Marshall, with a card OF So--i0--lO,
won special flag competition on the
links OF the Arcola Country Club yester-
day.
The following scores were returned:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14

First rOunuS Oi ildlSh P'oJ ~ '"S
championship also were run off at Glen
Ridge yesterday, along with those In the
other divisions. The summary follows:
Club championship first sixteen Chrst round9
n ~ Sehefey beat Il, c. Stevens, up ana
4 IN NAV: IL e. Mclean beat +, s. Mitchell, /
mn 40 holes): r. ". Congdon beat c. X. Eli
colt by default r. w. Baldwin beat q. Is.
Martin, / up 90 holes); ". H. lie Messena
heat w f. Beggs up and 20 play IL: ID.
smith beat T W. Swim, I up: G. Ames beat
]. w Hart, up and 10 play
Second sixteen first roundl-G: 7. Londrigan
heat D H. I.ounsberry up and TO play; h.
l. Snyder beat W. J. Wooster by default; l..
r. Mccoy beat +. Van Aueken, up and
10 play; J. r. Capon beat y. Ia X; Cadmus oy
default; /. NJ Odds beat T.. A. White, up
and TO play C. l.. Crosskill beat 5. w. Ben
son by default
Third eight (first round)-F. Cornell beat H.
beat r. s. Wheeler, J up and 10 play; X. NJ.
Burns beat H. NJ Edwards. up and TO play
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14

y. Y. YACHT CLUB-6o-FOOT Class
START, 1l:1O--COURSE, sas MILES.
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passion Play" Pictures.

The evangelistic meetings at the
State Street Christian church yester-
day were attended by two splendid
audiences and the interest in the meet
ings was great. Evangelist r. w
Abberley delivered three addresses
during the day. Last night Rev. w
G. Conley performed the ordinance of
Christian baptism by immersing a
brother who had previously confessed
his faith, and the ceremony was very
impressive. The sermon last evening
on "King Belshazar's Drunken Feast, u
was a dramatic recital.
The revival continues every night
this week. Tonight the evangeist
speaks on the theme "When Satan
Goes to Church." and promises to say
some very practical things. Begin
ming this evening, the stereopticon
will be used and Mr. Abberley will
describe trip to the Oberammergau
passion Play" using some pictures
during the service.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-16
President Declares
Business Better
(By John Edwin Nevin)
Omitted Press Day SerVicel

Washington, Feb. 16.-President
Wilson made it plain today that he
would not accept as a fact the news
paper reports of general business de-
preston throughout the country. In
cidentally, he said,e he thinks Frank
Walsh, head of the Industrial Commits
sion, did not speak authoritatively
when he said recently that there are
$50, 900 unemployed men in New York
City alone.
1t is generally understood the Pres
ident believes Walsh got unveriied fig
ures from the newspapers. Also it is
true the President is disturbed over
the broadness of Walsh statement.
While he personally would not discuss
it, other persons connected with the
administration talked freely. Walsh
has been censured by the administra-
ton for his "bad break" at time
when the operation of the tariff and
income tax was being severely criti-
cised by Republicans and Progressives.
The President contented himself with
the statement that all his communica-
tions indicated that business is i'm
proving.