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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-06
BIRMINGHAM WYKAGYL's BEST
wins Two Prizes In Holiday
Events on Links.

NEW ROCHELLE. July 5.-A medal play
handicap in the morning and "A match
play against par handicap in the after
noon attracted many golfers TO the
links Of the Wykagyl Country Ii to-
day, Theodore V. Birmingham played
the best golf OF the day, finishing first
in the afternoon competition with q. r.
Widmer as his partner and winning the
all day individual competition by fin
ishing the thirty-six holes only s down
to par. He made a - in the morning
and a - in the afternoon. The scores
Morning Event-Best ball handicsp-A.
stiles and II 7. Brown. si-lo. -. II. V.
Gaines and q X. Maltby, 7>-3, IS. r. +.
Taylor and J. :. Marvin, $50. 20, W
]. Kelly and Il. u. Luhman, Sill, IS,
l.. r.. Denslow and W. II. BriCe. sO--l2, IS,
T. j. Rocker and H.. ID. Zimermsn, Sc
:. -.
Afternoon Event-Handicap against par
#. Y. Birmingham and q. r.. Widmer, :
up. ID. Zimmerman and r. J Rocker,
= down, A stiles and H 7. Brow n, 3
down. A. L~lohtsnh"im and " II. Hol-
s,on. d, down. j VI. Byers and ". +.
Bunnell. down.
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STAR YACHTS TAKE
LOWER BAY H0N0RS
Atlantic YachtSmcn Have a
Varied Programme on Land
and Water.
MARRIED MEN
WIN
Beat Bachelors at Baseball in
Comedy of ErrOrs-H. +.
Jones SprintS Well.

In a safe and sane manner the mem
hers OF tho Atlantic Yacht club cele-
brated Independence Day at Sea Gate
yesterday. There was "A special race for
the. smaller classes Of yachts. several
tennis tournaments. an athletic meet and
a baseball game between tn. single and
married members. I night there was
a special dinner, during which the prizes
I were presented, and afterward a dance
in the pavilion.
The :acht Ia was between the
Gravesend Bay k~nockabouts and the
lower bay stars. The prizes We're offered
by Nice-Commoiore l.. e. reteiton, who
had full charge Of tine regatta. Instead
Of starting the boats from shore as is
the usual custom Mt the Atlantic CLUB,
Nice-Commodore Peterson used as a
committee boat his big power yacht
Florence. The stars showed a clean
pair If heels 20 the kno kabouts. the
first boat home being Shadow, belonging
to W. l.. lnslce.
ON the courts the members were able
to finish the championship doubles, that
was won by Eldrldge and Woodward,
who defeated French and burland. 81,
: IS, 81 and S-6. The championship
singles reached the final round. There
also was play in the handicap singles
ana the handicap doubles events.
The real sport of the day was seen
at the baseball game and the athletic
meet. The national game proved to be
a comedy of errors in which the married
men beat the single men by "A 8 10 5
score. after playing six innings. Com
modore j. stuart Rlackton was the
umpire. The usual comedy sports were
decided upon the track. The feature
was the fat mans race, that was won
by Rear Commodore II. T.. Jones. VINO
just managed 10 beat Francis \. Weiss
mann, chairman of the entertainment
committee, by "A few inches for first
/ prize. The summary:
SPECIAL RACE-STARS y KNOCK
ABOtTS-START, 1l:55-COURSE.
10 NAUTICAL. MILES.
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NO CHANCE TO FINISH
NASSAU TENNIS FINALS
Rain Floods COurtS-DOubles
Go Over to Saturday and
Singles sunday Next.

GLEN Cove. l.. l., July Heavy
rain here this morning made play inn
possible in the final round in the singles
and doubles of the tennis tournament
at the Nassau Country Club. The grass
courts were flooded when the downpour
ceased around 10 O'Clock.
For a time it was hoped that the
matches could he played in the after
noon. and it was planned TO start Karl
II Bohr and William j. Clu,hier in
the final of the singles directly after
,uncn time. Although Clothiet had to
play In the doubles too. it vas thought
hat both contests might be finished
before nishtfall.
At . o'clock the turf was still too
sogey and all hope OF play was aban-
doued. The singles match was post
poned until next sunday afternoon AT ,
o'clock. Cedric \. Major and Alrick II.
Man. lr, will meet Clothier and Alfred
;. babncv In the final Of the doubles
saturday afternoon at the same time.
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GOLFERS TURN OUT
DESPITE WET LINKS
Afternoon Fields Much Bigger
Than Morning Oncs-Ncarly
Every Club Active.
MANY PLAY At EKWANOK

Rain soaked links did not keep the
golfers indoors yesterday and even those
clubs which celebrated the holiday by
holding thirty-six hole competitions
found big fields on hand long before the
rain stopped. Those clubs which held
sepa rate morning and afternoon vents,
however. had much bigger fields to a X
care of in the afternoon when the storm
was over thar in the morning.
AT nearly every golf club in the Met
ropolitan district some sort Of competi-
ton was held yesterday and many clubs
gave displays of fireworks for the men,
bers in the evening. That the golY sea
son Of 1916 is to be an active one at the
summer courses was indicated by the
participation of sixty golfers in the Holt
day events at Ekwanok. the field in
Guiding many golfers from courses
around New York. among them Darwin
7. Kingsley. president Of the Metropoli-
tan Golf Association.
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RAIN RETARDS STATE TENNIS.
Only Two singles Matches Com.
pIeted In Third Round.

UTICA. July Rain has seriously in
terfered with the annual tennis tourney
OF central New York being held on the
courts OF the Nahnundasis Golf club
Only the second rOund Of play was COM
pleted this afternoon and the third be-
gun. II IL rather early for tho real eN-
citing contests. but some nne ennis has
been seen nevertheless.
Perhaps the feature to-day was the
meeting Of Vanderbilt Ward Of Bronx
vile, who stopped Treauer of the West
side Tennis club in his march toward
final victory AT b, -, 81. Draw
ings for the doubles were made TO-DAY
and play Will probably begin tomorrow,
To-day's scores
Wright, Boston. defeated swan'on
Rochester, -. G-l Guernsey. Rough
ksepsie, defeated Pike, Hoosick Falls. by
default, c. =. Garland. Plttsbu-g. defeated
Jackman by default. Tr.aner. ives, side
defeated j. Headley. Rochester. IS. e.
v u Ward. BronNvill", defeated Alien
Hoosick Falls, 6. -. Harris uefeate'
Carrie, 90, al. Coventry. Ctita, de
feated Anderson ny default, !. c DNy.
ereuN. Utica. defeated Cady nv defaul,
/. W DevereuN, Utica. defeated T. F
TorreN. Utica 6-l. t-& r &. lnman
BronXvills. defeated Grifth, -, 80
Rosenha UNI. BronNyllle, defeated {. car
land plttshurs 6-3, al; Crasin Bronx
Vile, defeated Leon. UTICA. 20, G-2
-. -, ID; +. II. Harris defeated
Coventry I'll e-
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THREE TIE AT SCARSDALE.
And All Three win other Prizes
During Day on Links.

HARrsDALE. y. Y, July 5.-All of the
competitors in the eighteen hole handi-
cap at the Scarsdale Golf and Country
Ii played in one class to-day. and
three of them tied for the prize. The
trio of leaders were +. W. Fowler. So
,. IS. G. w. Van Nlack. S1-l2. 10, and
u. J. Crandall. 93-ls. IS.
All three of the participants in the tie
won other prizes during the day. Van
Nlack won the sweepstakes in Glass A,
Crandall in Class Il and Fowler was
iis, in the driving contest with a mark
OF 6O1 yards. The women's driving con-
test was won by Mrs. W. J. Faith with
39l yards and II. D.. Brewster led in the
approaching and putting competition.
The scores in the handicap:
T.. " Fowler. sos. 80. q ". Van
Vlaok, si-l2. IS. r. J. Crandsll. 93-is.
rs. W. e. Morrow. ST. 20. c. c. Web
ster, SIS. 80. e. II, Quereau. g2-l5. -.
T. II Strickley. s3-ls. Il
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PLAY FOR LOWRY MEDAL.
cleveland Wins Annual Event ON
Fox Hills Links.

Despite the heavy downpour Of rain.
which made the playing difficult, a large
field turned out yesterday to take part in
the various competitions at the Fox
Hills Golf club. The Lowry medal.
which is played for annually On INDIE
pendence Day. was won by DE Courcey
Cleveland, who had a score of $40.
"a. He also won the trophy in the
Class b events,
In the Glass A handicap there was
a tie. at $50. 90, W NJ. w.
Deacon n A. II. Mitchell. The Class
A four ball match was won by A. +,
Hammer and Il Il, Allen. who had a
score of sell la, 20 "a. In Glass II
the winners were william =. Jockin
and T, NJ, Mcdonald. who had a score
of S6-15 la, 20 "a.
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BIG FIELD PLAYS AT SIWANOY
over Eighty GOIfers TAKE Part In
Holiday Com petitions.

MOUNT VERNON, y. v, July Over
eighty members of the Siwanoy Country
Club pla we'd to-day in the Fourth OF
July handicap George p. Il, Clark won
in Glass A with $40, "a. the Class Il
leader was &. S. Mcclellan with 1907.
70 and George Smith captured the Glass
c honors with 1929. 70.
Kenyon Condor won a driving contest.
Oscar Carlson led in n putting rompeti-
ton for men and Mrs. Frank Yak was
first in a similar event for women. In
the playOh of the final round for the
vice-presidents cup H., l.. Phillips de-
feated q. A. Lackey, The playoff was
at medal play. Phillips making an 81
and Lackey "A 81.
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TWO EVENTS AT APAWAMIS.
Golfers Who Cannot Play All Day
Provided For.

RYE. y Y, July Two handicaps,
one at t~hirty-six holes and the other
at eighteen holes. for those who were
unable TO play In the longer event, were
played to-day at the Apawamis club.
:. W. Rowland. Will n net score Of 1874.
won the t~hirty-six hole handicap and
there was "A triple tie at l55 for the
second prize. The eighteen hole handi-
cap was won by q. V, Hagerty, whose
score was 92-l7-15, and Norton
Squire won the sweepstakes, The
scores
Thirty-six Hole Handicap-S. W. How
land. l76-29, li !" !. Fleming ia
u. i5S. L, NJ Sheafer. Jr. lsi-l2. lj5
+. :, Wheeler. las. 1876. Seney Plum
mer, iss-l:, $50. Harold powney. lss-s,
49,. A W. Putnam. ls%-3A. 100. ". II.
Wallace. Jr.. l70-l0, $50; Henry Dear
horn. is5-?l. lsl NJ W Laidiaw. IT'S
IL, 1862. L. j Lsidlaw. 1870. lss.
Eighteen Hole Hand!cap-G. V. HaEerty.
SCI, Is, F. 5. Wanham. SIS, -; n,
A. Good. s2-l5. -; y Squire, $50. IS,
l. Il Russei, SIT, 50.
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ALTAR AGAIN BEATS STARS.
Has Three Minutes 10 Spare In
Race Over Five Mile TrinugJc.

PORT WAaHINGroN, July Edward
d. Willis and Edison %Stannard, who
Jointly own the Altar, a feet star class
yacht of the Port Washington Yacht
Cub, again won a race of boats of
hat class to-day over "A five mile tri-
angular course In ManhasSct Bay. The
Affair had just three minute to spare
In crossing the finish line before William
Trench's entry, which IL unnamed and
which for purposes of identification is
known as Star No. -.
A stiff southwesterly breeze that was
In evidence on Saturday and yesterday
was still blowing and the little craft
enjoyed a race that combined all the
elements of good sport. The summary:
PORT WASHINGTON YACHT -STAr
CLASS-COCkSE, ! M~ILES-START 200
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STAMFORD. Conn, July a thirty-six
hole handicap for classes A md II vas
played at Wee Burn to-day. The best
eighteen holes counted. The .eading
scores
class "A W Stark s3--iO. %. r. y
Knapp, ss-l2. - ". u Macdonald. so
-. 80. : G Kelley. Jr, SO-l2. -.
tIass B-M. r. Han. 9G-2;. 50. II j.
sanderson. s3-22, u, r e Kelley, 30
l6. -. X. /. Woodbury.. 96-.:. -, ID, r.
Woodbury., e9-ls. ST
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BAYs1DE TENNIS GOES OVER.
Roberts and johnson Play for Club
Title NEXT Week.

Ralph n. Roberts and Merle Johnson
will meet in the final In the mems singles
championship tournament of the Bay
side Tennis Club as a result Of the semi
final rounds played yesterday. 1t was
the intention of the committee to con-
clude the yesterday. but the
heavy rainfall in the morning made II
impossible to play more than the semi
finals.
Roberts overwhelmed c. c. Creighton
and was n victor by 60. 6-4 johnson
won from Ernest Mecabe. a former
Princeton player. After two sets John
son and Mecabe were on even terms. but
the former holder of the Queens Nassau
title won the deciding set. johnson
won by Ga. 3--6. 6-3. The finals
will be played next week.
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EKWANOK BEGINS SEASON,
Archie McIlwaine Leads Field OI
90 Golfers on Famous Liuks.

MANCHESTER. VI. July 5,-Archie Nc
Ilwaine, playing from the National golf
links. was the star In 'he held Of sixty
players in the Independence Day events
at the Ekwanok Country Club to-day. In
the hoEey handicap this morning Nell
waine tied with J, Austin Furfey Of
Rrookline for irst honors and this after
paired with G. c. Stowe Of Knoll
wood, won the best hall fouk~ event
with It's, II. McIlwains had'an indi-
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CLUB CHAMPION IS FIRST.
Il. r. Mundy wins Holiday Iiandi-
cap on ArdslcY Links.

ADMINISTRATIONS. July 5.-Roswell
+. Mundy. who won the golf champion
ship of the Ardsley Gu last week. led
the field in the holiday handicap to-day
with a score Of ID. II. He won the
Class A prize. In Class Il the leader
was u. W. Hewitt, whose score was
Sis. 20. A women's and mems put
ting contest in which there were sixty
entrants was won by Mrs. j S. Straker.
Her score was 90. IS. The scores in
the handicap:
Horton, Ss--i5. 20. II. :. Green, SIS. "a;
T Hornor, sail, "a q .. Fuller. $50.
Is; ". u. Willis. a3-l5, IS; L. q. Young,
$50, IS; W. A. ~Slayback. e2-li, IS; r.
$ Thomas, s2-i3. ~; A F. Robinson.
800. So.
Glass BID. W. Hewitt. Ss-is. 20; u. G.
Collins. S-l1, Il. J : Spraker. 9t-23
IL =. c. Wechmar, e2-l9. 20, +. l..
Eldridge. s6-ls. IS.
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William Entwistle. professional at tine
Rock Ledge Golf Club. Florida. had a
margin OF four strokes over e. A.
Motherse!e. the home professional. in a
medal play match on the links OF the
Malba Field Club yesterday. They were
On even terms at the end Of the FIRST
half of the journey. both taking IS
strokes. In the outward journey Emit
wis'le scored a "a for a total of -.
Mothersele had a card of IS.
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|LOYIBOND OFF FORM
BUT GAINS DECISION
Defeats Martin in Straight
Sets and Moves Out TO
Scmi-final.
J, s. O'NEALE BEATS WOOD

Arthur NJ. Lovibond reached the semi.
final round OF the lawn tennis tourna-
ment for the championships of the North
Side at the University Heights Lawn
Tennis Club yesterday afternoon, He
defeated T.. Martin in the ffth round,
straight sets, At a., So. Iovibonl
was not quite up to the top OF his game.
but his generalship and hard driving
were too much for Martin. The latter
fought hard throughout the match and
frequently fought some pretty base line
dueis with Lovibond.
James s. O'Neale. n Columbia pitcher,
played some pretty ennis in the fourth
round and disposed OF W. Halsey Wood.
who used to play tennis for Columbia. IN
a hard three set match at as. -.
6-4. O'Neale showed some excellent
strokes INC gives promise OF making n
good tennis player II he takes the game
seriously. His victory over Wool was
the more to his credit in that the match
was played Immediately after another
in which he vanquished II. Marschaik at
6-l, 6-3. The doubles will start this
afternoon. The summaries:
North side Championship. Men's s,nsle..
Third Round-W. n. Wood won from b
Pratt. by. default j. $ o'Neale defeated
II. Marschalk. 81, "a, A ID Hanns''
defeated q. A. l.. Dionnc, "a, "a. -
". VI Fischer defeated j. NJ Steinschtr.
S-6. 6-i, "a.
/. Bowman, IS. Sd; J. II S,einksmr'
defeated George King - st J :
o'Neai. defeated " II. wood. 3-t. -
81 r. r. Hunter defeated W NJ. Fischer.
Finh Round-A. NJ i.ovibond defeated
i. Martin, 6--t. 6-3.
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Four Qualify for Captains Cup.

H~AcKENsACK, y. J., July AT the
Hackensack Golf Club to-day members
played for the captains prize. four low
net scores 10 qualify, and also for a
special prize given by II. l~chinomiya. a
Japanese member. The following quail
fed for the captains prize W, II. Link,
S5-l+, - George +. Wells. Se-lS. II;
j n. Abeel. s+-l3, - G. n. Xabriskie,
S3-l5, Is, For the special prize G. T..
stafford with 9o-l9, ~ and {. +.
C~ebelacher N-2l, II qualified,
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Caldwell, y. j.. July AN eigh-
teen hole competition was won by F.
W. Robinson on the Essex Fells golf
links this afternoon with a net score
OF 81 For the best selected score at
holes Jason Rogers won a trophy
presented by william Shillaber. his
score being IS. In an approaching and
putting competition Thomas Long was
the winner. The scores
r W. Robinson. 9i-2;. g.. n. = sy.-
ycster. Jr, 9j-26. 60. W Bush. gi-23.
penny, 1875, IS. =. l. McCord. l03-
%, 81.
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Brisk Wind Speeds Yachts tn Big RyMs-Rn That Mars Tennis Programme Baved by Golf Ar
vidual score Of ~ in the morning and OF
IS In the afternoon. The scores:

Handicap Against Gegey-A u. Nc
1lwaine "a. National tplus -, down,
J. Austin Furfey. Brooklinc G. c. 90, !
down; J. c. Parrish. Jr, National tO,. 4
down; W. A. Barber. Dr. Princeton !o,.
4 down; n. r. Smithcrs. Huntington. l6b,
4 down. Darwin y. Kingsley. sleepy Hollow
~. 6 down. George Il. Elder. Jr, shawnee
40, 6 down. =. Woodruff, Auburn. n6l,
down; Caryl sayrc. Nassau t?b, s
down.
Best Bail. Handicap-A. O. McIlwaine
I'd. National, and q. q. stowe, Knoll
wood 7I-s. u: G.. N Clark, philadel-
Ill, IS; J. c. Parrish. Jr.. National. and
Caryl sayre. Nassau. Isl. II; Darwin
=. Kingsley. sleepy Hollow. and J. ,Ap..
pleton Allen, Baltusrol. sl-3. IS; Lott
u. Malone. Oakland. and George Orvis.
Garden city. SIS. IS; c. seweli Clark.
Ekwapok. and Sigourney Mellor. Merton.
SD. IS; II. cabell, Garden Ci;y. and :.
y. DeCourscy. EkwansK.. s5--s. .is;-W. A
Barber. Englewood, and W. A. Parber.
Jr., Princeton. ss-3. 20; J. Austin Furfey.
Brookline c. G., and u. Woodruff. Auburn:
Ss--s, 81; !. @. Patterson, Fox HIS, and
II. NJ. Forrest. Lakewood. SS-3, s..
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Morel i. Lewis won "A compet'iou
against DOGGY on the Links of the tlus1.
ing Country club Yesterday and in dong
so established a new matcur record fnr
the course. Lewis beat DOGGY { up lie
went around in 31-3j. -. The former
amateur record vas %. held by Gar
diner W. White. 5. :. Phillips An shed
second, finishing 3 up, and Il II. Bag.
nell. who was > up, was third.
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. c, Y. c. Is FOOTERS-sTART, s:ls.
Double Round at 81. Andrews.

MouNr HorE. y. Y.,July 5-The mem
bers Of the 81. Andrews Golf Club
played in a t~hirty-siX hole handicap to-
day, q, Il, Thomas winning with a score
of 1875, lac. Paul S. Sheldon. IFS
80. l43, won the second prize.
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SPRING LAKE, ". j., July 1.-THE Rel
wah, owned by William Higgins Of New
York. won the opening race OF the
M~anasouan River Yacht club his after
noon. Arthur Donnelly's Wasp was sec
ond and John Ellis's Flip third. The
race was "A close one.
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Ehree winners ut Essex County.

WEST ORANGE. y, j., July 5,--An
fifteen hole handicap was.played to-day
the Essex County Country club, A,
Hoffman won in Class A. G. j. Wilson
Class b and II. c. Cone in Glass c.
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GLEN cove. l.. l., July 5.-A field Of
thirty-fve golfers played in the lnde.
pendence Day handicap at the Nassau
Country Club to-day. +. Mccullagh win.
ming with a score OF 9i-ls, 80. The
other scores
p. Black. 9i-li. -; r. ~ Pratt. ai-in :,
n. l.. Pratt. sa->, NJ; II. +. Folrer. H7-'f. -
E, c. Kerr. 9t-1?. ~: II r Dickinson. lo.-.l
s.; H. '. Whitney. S7-3. n; Richardson
Pratt. i03-lS. NJ.
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FORD SETS
EXAMPLE WITH KATRINA
Head of Larchmont Yacht Club Adds to Features of
His Organizations Regatta by Scoring Clean
Vic~tory-Eighty-fve Craft Compete.

MANHASSET BAY C~LASS-START, 1880
-COtRSE. 5is MILES.
Scylia. T.. a Sicrck...... ~ - 0 - ~
Mile. Boss. ". IL. Linde-
man Did not finish.
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11:57Ii. Corrected t~imes-Nantic. 3OS 81;
R~esoiute, 3:ll:40. Vanitle beats Resolute 1
minutes II seconds elapsed time and 3 MN
utes 5 seconds corrected time.
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Amoret, r. II. Budd 2 - 81 - -
Anita, q. +. Grdnhery 90. 3 30 10 80 10
SLOOPS-BAR HARBOR CLASs-START,
/ 7. M-COURsE, ia MILES,
Joker. T j. Mcrahil... , 30 IS 30 IS
HANDICAP c~LASS-FlRST DIVISION
START, l;o5-rOuRSE, l5S. MILES.
Carolina. a. ", Lockwood 2 rs II 30 II
Pontiac, w. II Bowos... 3 81 80 - 80
Corrected Times-Carolina, 2:2j:47. Pom
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lE-N'lN' lNlnklr, l'd6'p'' Ndfomi, l'33ili.
HANDlfAP cLASS-FDlRTH DIVISION
START, l:20-COURSE, II MILES.
white cap, +. Eichels-
helnnef ''.'',.' ',,,r, ! " u iS ~
Grace H., j. +. I.ambdcn . OS 20 As 20
Corrected Times-White can, l4l:3s;
Grace II, las 90.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-06
MEX|CANS FIGHTING
 AROUND TAMP|CO.
Neither Side Able to Gain Advantage in the
 Struggle

Washington. April 5.-Heavy fight ing continues between Carranza and Villa forces at Ebano. near Tampico. and neither side has gained an ad- vantage" according 10 advices to the state department today dated Saturday night. The situation at Victoria is un- changed. The Chamber of Commerce at Tampico has ordered food supplies from New Orleans. guaranteeing pay ment.
 Other advices to the department were summarized as follows:
 "Thc department is informed that trains are arriving at Monterey almost daily from saltillo, Torreon and Fl Paso, but that they are bringing no American mail
 "A message from Laredo states that Information has been received there to tho effect that carranza forces at Lam pazaos are driving the Villa forces hack toward Monterey. battle was fought at Golondrina on April 2 n which the Villa forces were defeated.
 ''Order prevails throughout the state Of Tabasco and northern Chiapas-
 "The British consular representative at Saltillo. in response 10 a request from the department, has reported on the recent tax levied on foreigners. | is stated that the matter of return or contributions should be taken lip with the department of foreign relations at Chihuahua; that though the tax fm- posed on some has been somewhat high, this assassment on foreigners cannot be considered confiscatory.
 "All foreigners in business have had to contribute but there are only few Americans in business in Saltillo.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-06
AUTO PARTY HAS
 NARROW ESCAPE
Two Seriously Hurt When Car Rolls Over an
 Embankment

Albertville, April Especial )-Homer l.. Adamson prominent citizen of this place, together with his family and sis ter, narrowly escaped death yesterday when their car turned over E 75-foot em- banllment, plnnng them underneath. The party was returning from Guntersville, and was coming up Sand mountain and in attempting to pass another car and a buggy, Mir. Adamson drove too near to the embankment and his car. rolling off turned over several times Mrs. Ad amson was the most seriously injured. her ankle being badly fractured, leg broken and she also received internal injuries. Miss Nell Adamson had sew erai ribs fractured. besides being consid erablN bruised mp. Mir. Adamson and his two small children escaped with few bruises. The only damage done to the car was broken windshield.