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SAND AND GRAVEL.

SALEM CONSTRUCTION ,Co.-Can
supply you with sand and gravel. Of
flee 464 Court street. Phone Main
800. Gravel bed on Front street and
North Mill Creek.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-22

Sulzer has started a new party; he
had to do something to get into the
limelight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-22

HIGHEST price paid for secondhand
furniture, ranges, hardware, tents.
etc. We carry the most complete
stock of above articles in town at
the lowest price. o. L. McPeek, 271
North Commercial ST., Phone Main
1888.
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LAUNDRY.

CLOTHES LAST LoNGER-With our
all'hand work; established 20 years.
436 Ferry street, South side, between
Liberty and High. Hop Lee.
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CENTRAL LODGE No. IS, X. of p
Mccormack building, Tuesday even
ing of each week at 1880; W. b.
Sumerville, c. c., James w. Cox, X.
of r. and S.
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WATER COMPANY.

SALEM WATER CoMPANY-Office
corner Commercial and Trade streets.
For water service apply at office.
Bills payable mouthly in advance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-22

However, poverty may keep man
from making a fool of himself.
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JUST ARRIVED-Carload of Rock
spring and Hiawatha Coal. Phone
367. Residence 500.
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MIscELLANEoUs.

SHOE REPAIRING-Salem Shoe Shop
Mems heavy soles 75c, ladies' soles
SOC. All work guaranteed. 1l66 State
street, corner 18th.
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DE MoLAY COMMANDRY, NO. 5,
X. t. Regular conclave fourth Fri
day in each month, at s o clock p. m.
in Masonic Temple. Sojourning Sir
Knights are courteously invited to
meet with us. Frank A. Turner, re-
corder.
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W0ODMEN OF WORLD-Meet every
Friday night at 500 o o'clock in Nc
Cornack block. l.. II. Fletcher, G..
c.; G. G. McElroy, clerk, $40 Court
street.
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PLUMBING.

THEO. M. BARR-Plumbing, hot water
and steam heating and timing. 164
Commercial ST., Phone Main 1872.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-22

What and who next7 Dancing mas
ters have held an international con-
vention in Paris, doubtless considering
it the most important event of the
year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-22

CHADWICK CHAPTER NO. 81, o. E.
s. Regular meeting every first and
third Tuesday at 8 p. M, in the Ma
sonic Temple. Mrs. Ida B. Godfrey,
W. NJ, Ida NJ. Babcoek, secretary.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Sh-inch wagon, narrow
tire, good condition. Address box
275, Salem.
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R. N. of A.-"Oregon Grape Camp"
No. 1860, meets every Thursday ev-
ening in Mccormack building, Court
and Liberty streets. Elevator. Su-
sic Parmenter, 78l North Front St.,
Oracle; Hazel Price, Imperial Furni-
ture Co., recorder.
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FOR sALE-2O,OOO Loganberry plants
at $40 per 1000. Address, VIM. H.
Egan, Gervais, Ore, Route 2. l'none,
Farmers 80.
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ABSTRACTS.
AUCTIoNEER.

AUCTIONEER-Salem s reliable seller.
Farm sales solicited. Terms ! per
cent; satisfaction guaranteed or no
pay. Henry f. Voorhics, Michigan
avenue, first street east of the state
fair grounds.
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

A. o. U. W.-Proteetion Lodge No. 2.
Meets every Monday evening at 80
in the Mccormack hall, corner Court
and Liberty. streets, Leonard Mason,
M. W.; S. A. McFadden, recorder; I;
r. B. Duncan, L.
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SALEM HUMANE SOCIETY-D. d.
Keeler, president; Mrs. Lou Tillson,
secretary. All cases of cruelty or
neglect of dumb animals should be
reported to the society for investi-
cation.
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PELL ADVANCES TWO
ROUNDS WITH SPEED
Murray of California Defaults to
Him. and Mckim Is
Beaten Easily.
ANOTHER VICTIM IN LINE
But Rain Halls All Play When
Watson Is Behind by
Score Of 81.

sorTH OHAxGE. June 23.--Lawn tennis
enthusiasts who 'brayed threatening
weather to come out here to-day in order
90 see Robert Lindley Murray. the young
stanford collcyiau. make his debut on
grass courts against Theodore X. Pell in
the first round of the mems singles in the
iawn tennis Tournament for the champion
ship OF the middle States at the orange
Lawn Tennis club were disappointed
when IL was announced that the Cali
fornian had defaulted. The disappont-
menr did not affect pell very much. how
ever. for he proceeded TO make short work
OF William f. McKim of short Hills In
the next round. defeating him at CO.
e..
Pell then moved up TO the third round
bracket with G. l.. Watson. Jr, and APP
peared 10 have no intention Of stopping,
| for ne. had his opponent at 81 In the
nrst set when Jupiter Pluvius figured
that there had been enough tennis for the
day and kindly allowed every one TO catch
an earlier train home. Pell VIII resume
4 his tussle with Watson tomorrow, and II
he plays in anything like the form that he
showed against Mck!m to-day should win
The sum maries
/ Middle state. Observation-Disclosures Sim
/ gles--First round--Harl Behr defeated
Major j. II Randolph, g.. 6--e Dr. Will
lam Ro.eneaam won from Spencer Miller,
d Mathey won from Howard Rand by default
Rofe Booraem won from Clifton CUMMING.
, BY default Theodore IL, Pell Won from
/ Robert Lindloy Murray by rlefauT; phiup
4 Chew defeated H. NJ. R'nd. 60, I'll; Felix
Doubleday defeated Hammett Norton. G--3
as. G-l Thomas y. Cooke defeated Allan
&. Bragaw, ia. G--a. st.
second ROund--I.. Vandorwenter won from
I Rudolph IL. Kissell by default; Kari Behi
I defeated Frederick G. Inman. &C. 3--6
/ G--i: J. l. Walden won from Richard Ste.
I vens by default; Ernest r. Thomas won
| from Dr. william Rosenbaum BY default
Robert $ sioddart defeated q. W. Gilmore
80, Go; Huoombs Ward won from Dear
Mathey by default. G. p watson, IT.. de
fented Rolfe X, Booraem "a Ct Theo
dore II, Pell defeated William +. Mckim
Is, Ga, Hoffman NiCkerson defca' G,
Philip Chew 6--S, 81; Charles NJ. Bull
Jr.. defeated Harold Throokmorton, -
ga.
Third Round--Jos-ph J. Armstrong de
feated l.. Vanderwenter, S--2, ID: Chart
VI. Bull, Jr. defeated Hoffman Nickefson
c.. G-2.
Middle States Championship Men
doubles-First round-Rudoiph IL, kissel
and bay won from Joseph j. hrmstron
and partner by default; Arthur n, Cone
aud T. u. sickney won from G. Read an
| u. Harvey by default
Second Round--ilolte n. Booraem an
Major J. II. Randolph woh from y. & u
Prendergast and partner by default; G, II
. Miles and l.. u. Woodbury. won from Spen
; Ger Miller. Jr., and partner by default.
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w. J. CLOTHIER DEFAULTS.
Former National chm mpien with.
draws From Quaker Tennis.

PHILADELpHIA. June 23.--William J.
Clothier former national ttlo holder, who
entered into the Philadelphia district ten
mis- cha championships at Mannheim, decided IN
Withdraw nj the las; moment this after
noon, and defaultcd 10 w. II. Kitsun.
Wallace i, Johnson the Davis cup player.
came through with an easy victor over
- Franklin Nrupr. lr. The summaries !;
Flrst RourI-Albert T.. Kennedy, Jr,.
Merton g. G., defeated IL. Morrison. Jr-
Philadelphia, 5-i, I'll; Wallace r. johnson
Merton g g. defeated Franklin Krupp. IT.,
Philadelphia. 81. Is. T. T. Brown, GER
mantoWn. defeated NJ. Edwards, Philadel-
phId, by default II. II. Hitson Germ ,ntown.
defeated Willom J; Clothier, by Iefeult;
Dr.. Philip II. Hawk Msr!on, defeated r
W. Paul j.. Merton G. C., 6--l Tt w. "
Dunn. Philadelpaia. defeated ii, y. Endicot'.
Merton c. C.. C., G-3; W. NJ. Gcnwart1.
Germantown e. g., won from Ewing stu.
Germantown 4. C., 10y default: c. g. Van
Horn, Belheld defeated II, W. Msrston. Jr..
Merton. Go, I'll.
second Round--stsnley W Pearson, Ger
mantown defeated l. 8, cravs. Philadelphia,
g., Ct
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AMERICA GAINS CONCESSIONS.
Twelve Entries and Six starters In
Oiympics Now Assured.

PARIS June 23.-Summing up the work
of the American delegates to the Olympic
games congress, which has concluded us
work. Everett G. Brown of Chicago said
to-day.
THE United States Is coming OH; OF
the olympic congress with flags dying.
With the addition OF boxing and catch-ns-
catch-can wrestling We can win at least
fifty more points at Berlin than we won
at Stockholm.
AS usual England and the British
colonies fought us on practically every
thing we wanted. The question OF the
number OF contestants In each event was
left for decision to the international
Olympic committee and II Ia now conceded
that the United States Will get twelve
entries with six competitors.
"Yachtsmen will have chance to enter
boats In two classes. Norway made n
strong fight for yachting and succeeded
in having this branch OF sport continued
as compulsory.
"My forecast OF the next Olympic games
In Berlin so far as concerns the order Of
the nations which will score the Largest
number OF points Is this; United states
Nrst. Germany, second Sweden, third
England, fourth France, ffth.'
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson, one OF thu
American delegates to the congress. vii
20 to London tomorrow and will sail fol
Now York on the Mauretania on Saturday
Baseball was rejected to-day az one o.
I the sports at the 1916 games because
James Y. sullivan could not name si'
countries that play the game
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LATONIA RACING RESULTS.

First Iace--Six turlonys.-Louiss Paul %
tMoGp. straight 1850, place So. show s. 30,
won, l.uria. lOG Connolly. place $3.50,
,aoW ~ 1 reSond Soy. los sheoghl, show
yano. Jenny Geddss. Lady LONDON, star of
mode and BMa WEIGH also ran.
second RaJt=-Two- yenr-0lds. Ave furlongs.
One Sop. no (TayIorl, straight 1880,
plssc 80 show 81 won: ,'irssian Ill 10
best nib aud Tucker. 40 tBynml, show
$3.50. third Time 1901 2-6. Inez. Elizabeth
pcyton. Lucille b., Matte g., Gondolino,
Ida, Earl Wears Daughter and September
Third Race-Two. year olds I'VE and ons-
half fuTlongs Outlook, 100 tTaylorD
straight $3.50, place $3.50. show s32o, won
Resign, lOs tOberp, place $3.50. show
'lG.SO' SECOND Katharine u. los .keoEh,
Tam. Dundrcary. p. First. Dengro. blonde
YaiIsha aud Hugh Hunter also ran.
Fourth Racc--One mile and seventy yards
--Coyland, io6 Martin straight y: 60 pIsc,
$50 show ':7O wIcn prncs a ac SECOND nd
ihiri TINE "a is.
Fifth Race - Six furlonss -Raoul 10
CTaylor), straight $500, place $3.50. show ~
won; Doctor Kendall, io7 tNeylonl, plae,
$3.50. show Hte' second; DEPOSIT "a
Toner. Princeton. sidney Holman, tn
Grader Transmitter, Bank Bill, Major Bel
and Manners also ran. Bank BIZ hn'she'
first but was disqualified for. fouiing
sixth Race-One mile and a siNteehti
Star Actress los Martln,' stra,g is
90 ,Neyionl, place s3,lO, show s2;6o. second
BE. iOi MOTT, show $3.50, third. Tim.
i:45g-s buck Keenan,. star O'Ryan, I" II
Adair and Texas Tommie also ran.
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LAST FOREIGNER GOES OUT.
Defeated st BronxviiI~ by
DiOnne.

BRoNxvILIE. n. V, June 23.--George
Aranyi OF France. the last of the foreign
players remaining IN the mems singles OF
the Bronxville Athletic Association lawn
tennis tournament. was eliminated by q,
A. l.. Dlonne. captain of the West Side
Tennis Club here to-day in the fourth
round. The West Slider was In his best
form and won the match In straight sets
at SIS. Go. Tho summaries:
Mems Singles-Third round--Dr. William
Rosenbaum defeated Il. N. Stockwell, 6-l,
60; II. styles defeated & Bishop; 80,
g. Groesbeck. s--g. -; inc6 Hartmann
defeated Eugene Ashley. G--i, I'll: Arthur
Al. Lovibond defeated Allen Tobey. 60.
Go W, ID, Cunningham won from J.. Is,
Jones by defnult; q. \, Gordon defeated
C. ~ Warren, 6--3, Coo.
Fourth Round-M, l. !. Ga!yan defeated
Ely Behar Go, 6-i; Arthur NJ Lovibond
defeated w d. Cunningham, 90, C.;
O. A. Gordon defeated ). H. A. Williams
Aranyl. s-S Go: Cedric Major defeated
Il, X. Crowley. c. iI-s.
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AQUEDUCT TURF NOTES.

Buxton cam. into the limeiisht as the
riding star. He seemed able TO ana the
shortest way home with all his mounts ana
finished the day with thres winners Hut
well rode two TO victory and McCahey
piloted one in first.
Iron Mask has received top weight for
the Garter Handicap to be run on SATURDAY
He carries l32 pounds aud ls asked 10 give
two pounds to Rock View. Buckhorn. whlcf
has ia pounds, viii have 10 pick UP hNe
pound penalty for his victory yesterday.
Only once In the last decade has the
Brooklyn Handicap been won In as slow
time as that made by Buckhorn That was
IN 1907, when James II. keen-'s Superman
won in 1908 The fractional times for yes
terday's race we're: Quarter. o:26 10 hair
0:al: three-quarters. iils S-S; mile ~ So
mila and quarter, 2;0S. At that Buck
horns time beats the track record, when
was 2:Os 2-5. made by Bangor In 1909
For the first time this season the colorn
OF Father Bill DAILY were seen on local
track when Leds carried the red with green
cap In the third race ana hnished IN the
popular stable position OF last.
some OF the baseball players who had
day on account OF the Yale Princeton
game visited the track among them Man.
ayers Frank Chance Of the New Yorks and
John j. McGraw Of the Giants.
The value OF the Brooklyn H.ndieap 70
the winner was $500 of which $500 was
added by the owners FUND.
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jim RICE ALL SMILES
FOLLOWING TIME TRIAL
Columbia Varsity Outsprints
Cubs and JuniOrs-COrnell
Makes Trip Twice.

PouGIalEEPsrE June 23.-PTactically
every coach sped up lAs crews to-day in
an attempt to make up for the practice
lost by rough water last week. About
I o'clock this evening, when those who
had been waiting fol- hours to see the
Columbia crew spin down the course had
gone home disappointed Coach Jim Rice
raced his varsity over the four miles
under the watch lie was all smiles when
the shells came back up stream, but re-
fused to announce the reason for his JOY.
He still holds that the race will be be-
tween Columbia and Cornell however.
At the two mile mark the freshmen and
juniors picked up the varsity. I'm the
final sprint the varsity pushed up the
stroke to 40 and drew away, winning by
half a length.
Coach Courtney gave his varsity time
trial over the lower course in the morning
starting from Milton and crossing :he finish
line under the bridge. The old man an
nounced the time as 90 minutes % Sec
onds He sent the varsity over the cours,
again at o'clock this e\ en;ng making
the third hard trip IN two days over
the full distance.
Ten Eycr's Syracuseans rbwed up Il
the two mile mark shortly after CourtneN
quilted the course. His three crews leapeC
on together At the four mile finish mari
the juniors and freshmen stopped rowing
while the varsity shot right on. Tel
Eyck spurIed the varsity on FOR anothe
mile and then shouted enough.
The Washington crew lowed three mile
at fast clip. NickC!ls had his Quake
elghts row two miles AT a sprintlng eli
this morning. Conch Vail kept his Wis
consin crows down the river and did no
give them any time trial Vail said tina
his crews seemed to feel the humidity. ant
/ for that reason he kept the training ligh,
| \ few Columbia graduates arrived to
night shouting they were willing to Ia
| even money against Cornell. Their offer
| inas were grabbed before they had been i
| town half an hour.
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AUTO ENGINEERS AT CAPE MAY,
standar ds Committee Considers Ii
cense Tags aud Their Display.

CAFE MAY. y. j., juno 23,--The Society
OF Automobile Engineers OF America
opened their convention at the Hotel Cape
May to-day with about 400 present The
standards committee met this afternoon
and tonight and considered the matter OF
uniformity OF size of license tags on cars
and OF standardlzIng the form and the
manner in which they should be displayed.
The subject OF standardizing parts will be
taken up tomorrow and Thursday. The
actual business sessions will open to-mor-
row.
c, O. Edearton has arrived 10 give his
paper on tho proper basis for road vehicle
taxation and uniformity OF legislation In
the various States.
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FAST WITH MAINsAM REEFED.
ska mrock ~. Gives Another Evi.
dence Of Versatility.
Special cable Dsspatch to rux ST,

NprcIdI 'dOfc Dstp1IrN 70 IUk wv
GosPoRr, England. June ga strong
wind and rough sea kept the cup chal-
lenser and her trial yacht nj their moor
lngs until 4 o'clock this Afternoon. They
then got under way with reefed mainsa!ls
and for two hours sailed IN sheltered
waters n was tho first time the Sham
rock " had been sailed with recfed
mainsall and the result was highly salts
factor.
The challenger gave nne exhibition OF
turning to windward a1d beat her com
.etiior twelve minutes ON this poin; OF
sailing to-day. Admirers OF tho challenge
now say that she has shown herself a
most cols.stcn; performer and can sal
fast IN any weather. She mas goae Though
nil her trials 20 far without mishap
and those VINO agc sailing the yacht have
grown confident in her ability TO stand any
strain.
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OTTAWA RACING RESULTS.

First Receive and q half furlonss-.
SatI l02 Uiouldl. 10 TO !, to | ana 10 j,
won; Maid Of Prone. iO3 lMurphyl, TO :
and . to :, second. John Bowman, "
Roozer. OAKLAND Lad, Breast Plate, Coburg
Belle and Auster also ran,
Second RuCe--StcC plcChase; ahout Two
milrs-Promoter 1873 dayton, u 10 IT, .
to 20 and out. won: Tom Horn, lsO tDuPsel'
to ! and OUT, second, Nelsini, l52 thig.
Arlington, Humility. uiddy CIR! ana ran
TRiri Race"six furlongs- Reaulrnm, loi
CGuuldI, T. to I, to and even. won, Cor
don, 100 IMurphyl, to and 70 ), second
Bolala 90 tkntghu, - !. third Time;
l:li. The Gardener, The PaflOT BOY anu
Gear Michael also ran.
Fourth Rscs-Two-year- olds;hye furlonS.
--Carbde, l0s tBurnsl, to T. 10 ana
10 .. won; Ormulu, los tMooteG d 70 o
and | TO :, second; Ida Claire. III tMur2hyl'
even, third. Time. 1901 40. king Ham
burg, STIR lip aud Sir Edgar also ran.
Fifth RacC-One mile-pardner. 100 tTap
Inn, Is to ., even and to b. won Polly u
OS (smythl, TO / and to D, second sli
nlaisc, 1905 tMurphyl, out, third time
i;il Id. Fathom, Marian and conhdo aIs'
sixth Hace--sfS furlongs-ioe kn'snt, 81
(Gouldb. ) to |. 5 to and q to .: won
Theseries i02 tSmythl, 20 ! and TO Q
| second; Coppertown, l0T tMurphyb, ! TO
third. Time, 10 Patty Resain, E aann
Golden Ruby and semi Cuaver also ran.
seventh Race-Ono mile and sixteenth
Zodiac, 30 (Murphyl, 20 !, 10 ana
| 10 4, won; Orperth. l05 lNandusenI, to
| ana to 5. second: sherlock Holmes even
third. Time Is SIS. Ella Crane. Trovato
| ran,
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George wiley Has had Fall.

Despits several bruises aud cuts which
he received in spill while trying out his
speed yesterday George Wiley, the .Aneri-
can middle distance champion pace fol-
lower, will start against Walthour,
Didier and Carman in the thirty mile
motor paced race at thc Brighton Beach
Motordrome tonight Mike Costello, Marty
KesslCr, Johnny Cox and George Sperl will
clash in a ten mile motorcycle race.
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Francis Ouimet Sails for Home.

LONDON, June 23.-FrancIs OuImet,
American open golf champion. who won
the French open championship after fai''
ling to show expected strength In the
English matches. was a passenger to-day
on the Franconia. sailin. for his home In
Boston.
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held. far to the southwest carrying a light
air in an effort to draw by the Resolute,
but she, too. was becalmed soon. The
Defiance when she turned the mark GOT
a light southwesterly wind and closed up
very much. The Resolute had hardly
steerage way as she drifted across the
line at 5 81 10 and the Nanitie finished at
6:l1:10. The Defiance, having closed up
very much, finished at ne 5s. The
summaries
indian Harbor Yacht Club race. Course.
thirty miller.
Yacht. start Finish. Elapsed Corted
Inns INNS. Inns INNS.
Resolute. 1 oil ~ 81 10 u - % 81
Nsnitie.. 90 43 IL 10 10 ~ 10 y
Defiance. 1 90 IL IS 10 Al II ls
The Resoiute beats the vsnitie 16 minutes
20 seconds aud the Defiance 20 minutes IL
seconds corrected tines.
The lines on each leg OF the course fol-
low
FIRST ROUND.
IL, Leg II Leg. Sd Lea.
Rssoiute % o. IS rs "a :!
S y:G,5ls: ........ ~; ;:s, IS q
SECOND RoCND.
V..iils. e e :; = 81. Ill - e :,
DeSsnce.. ...... / % Al 90 90 is o.
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CARTER ELIMINATES
HIS OWN CLUBMATE
Maxwell, Second Low Scorer,
Drawn Against Medallist
in First Round.
FORTY JUNIORS COMPETE
Four Fights Provided Besides
Championship Flight-One
Y Round Completed.
FORTY JUNIORS COMPETE

PLAiNFiELD, N j.. June 23.--Two boys
from the Nassau Country Club. Philip v.
q. Carter, the defending champion. ami
Howard w. Maxwell. finished far ahead
OF the rest Of the field In the qualify
ing round Of the third annual Junior Met
ropoltan champ. onship at tle Plalnheld
Country Club this morning. Carter won
the medal with a IL. Maxwell was three
strokes higher and the next score on tho
list was an Sc.
After Nassau had scored such signal
triumph In the morning an unknd fate in
terposed and Carter and Maxwell wcro
drawn against each other In the first
match round ia the afternoon. II meant
the elimination OF one OF the leaders right
At the start and Maxwell was the on
who went out. He put up a splendid fight.
however, and at the thirteenth was ! up
on the champion Carter then braced
UP ana made great finish, taking the
match by up and / to play. His APP
prcxlmatcd score WAS two or three strokes
lower than his winning score in the quail
! flying round.
] Carter played good golf In the testing
! round. although now and then his put
! ting was n bit Off color. -Four puts on
! the seventh green gave him "A Oh that
hole. Despite his misfortune he was out
in SO and came back In 80, again taking
four puts on the thirteenth and putting
another on his Ard The card:
Philip V. q. Carter. Nassau;
| out. ............. 1 4--3s
! ln.,.............. 5-3s--fS
over forty young golfers. a bigger num-
her than ever before, started this morning
Under the condtSons only boys of 10 o.
! under were eligible. The first eight quail.
fed for the championship and four other
Fights qualified for prizes presented by
the club. The scores
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mile. beating August Beimonts Cross
bun 10y two lengths. The summaries:
FIRST RACE.
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smith Outpoints ThieI.

Eddie Smith outpointed Joe Thiel al
the Rockaway Beach a. c. last night
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MOTOR RACES e: :.;'' .. $.' s.: II

Motto Paced Bicycle and Motor Races Every
Ned Ladies' Night. 5000 seats at - cents
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Good start. won driving. Helen Barbse. CHI m
~ Peep o. Uay-Irdy Bramblc: owned by n. J
dac kenzlc trained By ]. d. Adkens.
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