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Sic ncneiten Grfolge benfidler
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Marston Meets CarerAMss Brste& Captures Singles Title
OU1MET TO MEET GUur0RD.
champion Playa Long Driver NJ
BrOok1ine To-day.

BRooKLiNE. Mass. May 1.-two
extra hole matches In the first round In
the Country Club tournament to-day re-
suited In the elimination OF +. w.
whi,temore and s. X. Sterne by men Of
far less experience on the golf links.
Whittemore was beaten by j II. Sulli-
van. Jr.. and q. H. Lyall put Sterne out.
sullivan was four up at the turn. but
his opponent squared the match at the
sixteenth hole.
Lyall and Sterne had close match all
the way. the latter being one up coming
to the eighteenth where his opponent
got a 4 for a win. At the extra hole.
sterne. overapproached and lost the
match. Gullford and Oumet VINO won
their matches to-day meet tomorrow
morning and a large gallery Is assured
The summary:
First Round---Ci. II. Lyaii. Bellevue de-
fcatcd =. Il. Sterne, Tatnuck, ] UP tle
hoes); Francis Ouimet, Woodland, de.
feated n. + Harrington, Woodland. = and
3; Guilford, Bellevue. defeated VI. +.
o'conneli. Alpine. and !; w r. ses!cy
ton. i up; 7. ~ Claim. Brookllnc. de.
feated c. w. Bass. Portsmouth, ! and p
G. NJ. Amory. Essex, defeated W. c. Chick
Brooklins. l up; J. II. sullivan, Jr, Wood
land. defeated p. W. whittemore. Brook
line, ! up 90 hole.lf y. W; Estabrook
Brookline. defeated II. II. wilder. Brook
| line. 9 and 4.
| second Round--ouinet defeated Lysil
I and .: Guilford defeated seeley, s. ant
I: Claim defeated Amory. 8 and .: suili
van defeated Estsbrook, 4 and r.
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EIGHT 24-YEAR-0LDS
OF CORNELL ON LAKE
Ranoy Giants Show Polish OF
Courtney's Coaching -
Three Crews Clash To-day.

PRINCETON. May IA treat Is In
store for rowing enthusiasts when Cor.
rell. Yale and Princeton meet to-mor-
row afternoon on Lake Carnegie In
triangular regatta. There Is not more
than a shade of difference between the
rival cights and not soul mas oareo
10 predict the result. But that they
are evenly matched does not tel the
whole story, for they are powerful ana
polished crews and II Will oe no
mediocre performance they VIII oner
All OF the oarsmen were on the lake
to-day, Princeton having the shortest
dose, while the Ellis we're put through
Two drills. one before noon and the other
after. Cornell was hampered by the
deIay in the receipt OF her shells. After
a rough nights ride on the train from
Ithaca the crew arrived this morning.
hut its boats did not reach Prince
ton until after lunch.
II was almost shutdown when Coach
John HOWE who is In charge or the ked
and White men In the absence OF Court
ney, boated his varsity ana freshman
crews. They were almost perfect speci-
mems of oarsmen, with tall. rangy, long
arms Their average age IL over ~
wears. They took a paddle down to the
starting point and then came back over
the course which they. Will row on the
morrow. They caught the water with
an unusually high count. over 40 but
soon lowered II to a steady 3S. measur-
Ing off the distance in good style. In
workmanship and polish they show the
work OF their veteran coach, and, az DR..
! Spaeth said, III they have had trouble
! at Ithaca, II does not show In their
| work"
! Coach Nickalls of Yale had little IA
say about his men. They padded easily
both morning and afternoon. taking a
number OF racing starts, but their coacf
| had nothing to say for print.
| DIR. Spasth had his men out for only
about ten minutes. Just taking then
around the point for several racint
starts. The Princeton director Is OF thu
! opinion that Yale has the best cicw She
ever sent to Princeton and he II look
ing for a royal tussle tomorrow.
The drawing for courses this after
noon resulted in Cornell getting thu
west bank, Princeton the middle lan'
and Yale the canal bank. The referee 4
William Forbes of Pennsylvania, whil
DR.. j. u. Raycroft OF Chicago is tn
Judge at the finish. The freshman crew
OF the three universities will compet
Immediately after the varsity event.
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WARD HAS TO Be AT
HIS BEST, AND He is
Smith Also in Good Form, SO
Hot Match Ends i'm Close
Score Of O., Cd.
DIONNE OTHER FINALIST

Vanderbilt Ward reached the final
round In the singles of the tournament
for the lawn tennis championship OF
Bronx county yesterday at the Bedford
Park Lawn Tennis Club by defeating
King Smith In the sem-hnal round IN
straight sets at Ct, e.. Wards
game. which has kept improving rs the
tournament advanced, was close to mid
season form yesterday. If II had not
been he might not have been out on the
last bracket. for Smith played fast ten
mis- too.
In the only other match OF the singles
q. A. l.. Dionne downed c. Chambers.
two sets to one, at ID. IS. s-3. Not
only WAS the match q long drawn out
one, but even the Games and the in=
dividual points seemed never ending On
one rally in the last set, by actual
count. the ball made fifty-aeven round
trips from one side OF the court to the
other before a point was scored.
wylie c. Grant and Benjamin NJ.
Phillips climbed into the final bracket
Of the doubles by beating Lincoln
Reimer and Julio NJ. Steinacher Z. in
straight sets at 81. Ga. Smith and
A. s. Cragin attempted to play F. &.
Baggs and s u. Noshell, champions In
1918, in the third round. BY the time
each had taken a SET. however. the LAT
Ter pair gettlhR tne opener AT - anu
losing the second ut 2--6, darkness put
an end TO the proceedings The finals IN
both singles and doubles will be played
on sunday. The summaries:
Bronx county Championship, Men
| Singles, Fourth Rounds. A. l.. Dionn'
] defeated Charles Chambers, 10, 2-6
/ s--3.
| semi-nnal Eourd-vanderbilt Ward de
! feated Hing smith. e., e..
Championship Doubles second Round
| king Smith and a. = tragln defeated
! s--i s-2
| Third Round-rF G. Bags and :. u
/ Nosheli vs.. X. Smith and A Crsgtn
| Ga 81 unfinished. l.. Reimcr and !
/ VI. Steiuacher defeated T.. II Croley an,
| Alien Behr. Ct. e..
Semi final Round--Wylie &. Grant anC
/ benjamin VI. Phillips defeated l.. keime
| and ! NJ Staiu4rher IL. IA
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ROOS WILL COMPETE TODAY.
but Eligibility Of Yale shot Put
star IL Under Protest.

NEW HAVEN. May lt.-After a meet
ing OF Harvard and Yale track authori-
ties here tonight 1t was announced
that W. r. Roos Will compete tomorrow
In the tweniy-fourth annual Yale Har-
ward track meet, Roo = eligibility was
questioned and to-uigl,ts meeting wss
hcld TO decide the matter, Although he
will compete tomorrow, 1t is said that
his eligibility may be protested and tn,
matter decided after the meet.
Roos is Yale's best shot putter and Il
almost certain 20 win first place in that
event. Indications tonight are that all
events will he conte'ted closely, that q
first place IN the shot nut may decide
the meet The harvard team reached
New Haven Tonight.
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FIRST OUTDOOR SHOW TODAY.
Nassau County Kennel Club Event
At Belmont Park Has Mig Entry.

The Nassau County Kennel Club
starts the spring circuit OF outdoor dog
shows with ts annual event TO be held
at Belmont Park. Long Island. to-day
heavy entry has been received and
Indications are that this years fixture
VIII be tho banner show in the history
OF this club. Trains will leave the
Pennsylvania and Flatbush avenue
stations OF the Long Island Railroad
direct for the grounds.
The Nassau County Kennel Club II
composed OF some OF the leading kennel
owners and fanciers on Long Island and
1t is noted for the high quality of its
yearly show. The location at beautiful
Belmont Park Ia an ideal one. The
large lawns on which the judging rings
are placed and the many prominent ex-
hibitors and visitors always make this
even, one to he remembered by all who
attend.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-15
DEVON FOUR LACKING
WHEN GOAL IS NEARER
Point Judith Wins Again.
Earl Hopping Fines Ran
dolphs. for Being Tardy.

pHlLApnLpHIA. May l4--I.acking di-
rectlon when within scoring distance lost
Devon the. match in the opening OF tine
Hunt Club tourney against Point Judith
this afternoon by the score Of ?hy goals
To on the Blyn Nav polo field the
game tecmed with action from the open
ing TO the fnal gong. The Main Line
four played vastly improved game
from their early season displays and "
their players had been steadier when IN
proximity to their opponents goal they
would have pressed the Judith four
much harder. especially as they mad
handicap of four goals to start with
on account OF the two Randoip1s'
father and son. not being ready at the
scheduled time to start the game hei-
cree r.. w. Hopping fined both players
according to the rules of the Polo Asso-
citation. which stipulates that all players
must be ready at the advertised time
when admission Is charged to the
grounds.
lust TO show that Mr., Hopping means
TO hustle the players when he IL ref
| ereelng, AT the beginning OF the hfth
perlod he threw in the ball when several
! of the Point Judith players had not lined
! mn in answer to the signal after the
/ usnaI ir.ermission at the end OF the
| fourth period. The lineup
Pos Point Judith. HIP Pos. Devon lip
No i-John Il Fell, No. l-C ar ies ~
No 2-P. ;. l.. Ran Mnhn 80
. dolph, ST., No, barclay C.
No s-A NJ Collins, Fadden ,'".'
/ Eack-P 3 u. Ran. No "A. J. Paul 80.
! dolph, Jr. 4 Back-Paul ID Mills.
; -
/ To,sl............l?iT Total ..,,,...,,
| Final score-Point Judith, ga: Devon,
J Goals earned--Point Judit h. II; loss througi
, ne,'.I,i,s H. Goals Goals earned-Devon, z
allowed by handicap. I goals. Referee. Ear
W Hopping. Tmer-Wlliam h.. kocap
| Time Of game-Eight ~ minute periods
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-15
BERNER ENTERS MAT TOURNEY
Gr9co-RomRn ChsmpiO" Of Ger.
many Attracted ny Prize List.

Wilhelm Berner. the, Greco Roman
champion of Germany arrived yester-
day from Chicago and sent his entry
u the committee In charge of the inter-
national wrestling tournament, to be
held next wednesday night at the Man
haitian Opera House,
Berner Is recognised throughout Eu-
rope az one OF the cleverest opponents
of the Oraco- Roman style OF wrest-
ling. He IL also adept at catch as catch
can. He prefers to wrestle the Grssco-
Roman style. claiming that as the only
method OF wrestling whore 4 man can
really display his knowledge Of the mat
game. His two latest feats In Europe,
winning frst prizes. were In Cologne
under the GRECO Roman rules and In
Leipsic at catch AZ catch can He now
tips the beam at S22 pounds which II
within a point Of his best weight. Ber-
per has taken up quarters ut q local
gymnasium and will do just enough
work to keep himself In shape.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-15
PRINCETON GOLFERS PRACTISE
Prepare for Yale with Help OF
CorncII-TiGers Win. u to o.

GhEESwIcH. Conn. May 1.-THE
Princeton and Cornell golf teams met
to-day on the links OF the Greenwich
Country Club and the Tigers won all six
matches Princeton had a strong team
On the links and tic Cornell players were
outclassed all along the line Inciden-
tally the Princeton golfers acquired some
valuable practice for their match against
Yale, which will be played on the
Greenwich course tomorrow. The sum
mary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-15
Equitable Nine Plays To-day.

The baseball teams Of the Equitable
Trust Company and tho Mechanics and
Metals National Bank will meet to-day.
The game will be played on the Equit-
able grounds at Columbia Oval ana will
begin at $50 o'clock.
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Observation-Disclosures Mclean and
Mrs Miles. .: Miss BJurstcdt and Miss
Rallin. o GRmcs--AIrs. Mclean and Mrs
Miles -: Miss Biurstedt and Miss Balm
T. Aces--Mrs Mclean and Mrs. Miles. so
Miss Blurstcdt and Miss Balm. ~. Nets
Miss BJurstcJt. II: Miss Balm. IL. Mrs.
Mclean. 4; Mrs Miles. 4. outs-Miss
Bjurstcdt. 49, Miss Balm. II. Mrs. Me-
Lean. II. Mrs Miles. 4 Aces by Place
ment--Mlss BJursted,, 6: Miss Bailin. s.;
Mrs. Mclean. @ Mrs. Miles, 5. Double
rsults-Mi-s BJurstedt, I: Miss Ballin, >.
Mrs. Mclean, I; Mrs. Miles, /.
Womrn'E Consolation Singles, Final
Eound--Miss Florence Ballin defeated Miss
Miriam Blssden. 6--S. "a.
Championship. Mixed Doubles, Second
Hound--Mrs Marshall >McLean and Dean
M,they defeated Mrs Raw son Wood and
charles VI Bull. Jr.. -. le-lo
Third Round-Miss Bjurstedt and Fred
6. .iumnn won from Miss furris and r.
Schcuael. by default; Miss Sheafe and Hsr.
old Hackeit won from Miss clare Cassei
and r.. :, Moore. by default; Mrs. Mclean
ana Dean Mathey won from Miss Jones
ami A. smith. by default.
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SURROUNDS NOTICES
HAvEMEYER. EMILE DE Loosely

HAVEMEYER. EMILE DE Loosely -
In pursuance or an order OF Honorable
John T.. Cohalan, Surrogate OF the County
OF New YORK. NOTICE IL hereby given 20
all persons having claims against Emile
de Loosely Hav"meNer. ltte OF the County
OF Bergen. state or Nev Jersey. deceased,
to present tho same wijn NouC hers thereof
to The subscribers az their place Of trans
acting business SO. 20 Cortlandt street. In
the CITY Of New York. on o. before the 18TH
day OF June next. Dated. Nv York the "a
day o. December. i'l4 THEODORE A
IANENEI Err WILLIAM BtTLER pt'N.
CAN. Anclllsry ESscu'or.. PARSONS
CLosSOS & Mr1LVAiNE. Attorneys ,or
Executors. y william street. Borough Of
Manhattan, New York City.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Sew York MAY 3, 49,.
aires from this arm a. of thls Date
", &, LANGLEY ~ 90.
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~ PURSUANCE Of an orn-r % Honor.
able John + Coha.au. Surrogate of me
County Of New York NOTICE IL hereby
Morgan Howe. late VI the County of
New YORK. deceased. TO present the same
with vouchers thereof go the subscribers at
their place 81 trarsiCting business AZ the
pf'ice OF their attorney. Hector W Thomas
- Cedar street Borough OF Manhattan In
the CITY OF Scw York. on OF befor. Tho
end day OF June next
Dated New York December I. 1914
MORGAN u. HOWE.
EMILY PAINE HOWE
Execute
ecutors. - Cedar street Manhattan. New
YORK CITY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-15
L-vinsky .Outpoints Connors.

Battling Levnsky outpointed Jack
Connors by a wide margin at the Van
derbilt A. c., Brooklyn, last night,
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SECOND SET.
ANALYSIS

Mrs Mclean and Mrs Miles
30 t--2s-s
Mas Bjurstcd, and Miss Ballin--
: 2 l-20-l
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irS ~ the other team. The speed came
about because Ali OF the players were
playing all of the time. and perhaps be-
cause the movie man was not around to
annoy them. Mrs Mclean started ser
vice and was followed in order by Miss
Balm. Mrs Miles and Miss Bjurstedt.
Both OF the games won by the Miss
Bjurstedt-M Miss Bailin combination IN
the opening set were won on the service
of Miss Balm. In the second set their
lone victory came when Miss Bjurstedt
was on the tossing line il was love
game. the only one OF the match. but
was tucked In between two clusters or
three games each won by the OPPOSE
ton. The summaries:
Metropolitan Championship. women's
stsdt d.fssted Mrs. Barser-waiiach. s-s.
I'll The point score:
FIRST SET.
M Mr.. R Rig,.,nst s;sisi:; & %ss-ss
ANALYSIS
Nets. ou,sPisoe sA. p.F.
Mi.' 3 R' .Ws;,ae a. II !, - 9
SECOND SET.
Mrs NJ. b n,Ss:l.S! - -
ANALYSIS.
Nets. Outs Place s. A. y. r.
Mrs. r. s '.WsIiseh... II u
! Recapitulati on--Sets--Mis Bjurs;cdt. ?
! Mrs. Barger- wallsch, o. Games - Miss
BJurstedt. IL; Mrs. Bargcr wallach.
! Aces-Mlss Riurstedt. go: Mrs Barxer'
| WaIsch. 30 Nets--Miss Bjursiedt. 20 Mrs
! Rarger- wallach. 22. Outs-Mi-s Biurstedt
20: Mrs. Barger.wallach. 2s. Aces b,
| Piacement--Miss BJurstedt, 10. Mrs. Bar
gcr-Wailach. I. Aces by servlee--Mis,
! Bjurstcit. o; Mrs. Barger- Wallach,
| Double Faults-Miss RJEs,edt, /; Mrs
| Barger- wallach, ..
| Metropolitan Championship. Women
! Doubles. Final Round--Mrs. Marshall Nc
, Lean ard Mrs. Alfred a. Miles defeated
| Miss Molla RJurstedt and Miss Florenc'
Balm. SIS. Ct. The point score:
| FIRST SET
Mrs. Mclean and Mrs. Miles
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Miss Rjurstedt and Miss BallH-
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BIG CROWDS Go
TO SEE BEULAH'

"Beulah," the delightful six-part
photo-play running at the Popular
Theater, is attracting larger audiences
as the week passes. There will be
the usual Saturday matinee tomorrow
afternoon, after which there will be
only three more opportunities to see
the film Saturday. Sunday and Mon
day nights.
The plot of the play is laid in Loui-
siana and the picture is a clever adap-
tation of the romantic novel "Beulah,"
from the pen of Augusta J. Evans.
The story is woven around DR., Guy
Hartell, a wealthy young physician,
and Beulah Benton, sad-faced and
lonely girl who has left an orphanage
to earn her living Hartell is mar
ried but domestic differences destroy
his home and leave him embittered
against the world and mankind. His
life becomes silent and melancholy.
Then Beulah comes into his life. She
learns to love him but it is a long
time before he finds anything interest
ing in her.
The leading roles of this picture
are taken by Henry B. Walthan and
Miss Joyce Moore.