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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-13
PHONE EMPLOYEES CONTEST.
SIX Thousand Persons See Annual
Field anne

Six thousand persons attended the an
nual field games OF the Telephone So
clety. an organization OF New York Tel
ephore Company employees. at Schue.zen
Park, Union III. y. j., yesterday after
noon. Twenty-Five event were on the
card. the feature OF which was the
handicap interdepartmental medley re-
lay Of 2.e0o yards. The team members
ran $50. 900. 6G0 and 40 yards and
the New Jersey plant departments quar-
t"t won hiudily. only TO lose on the
disqualification oc one Of its members,
+ coll. who was found not TO be a
telephone employee. Coll also won the
mile from a - yard handicap mark
and the quarter from a 10 yard mark.
The summaries
- Yard Dash. Nov.ce-won by W. r
iIGn n4Iih' r Hin"Fy h a. .. ccGSnd NJ A. Daley
casey. t . zee, hmin9 !, F,GSy ,a by G.orse
$50 Yard Handlcap-W Won by O.. q. Huns
Ion g. y9rds r Car"lli 3: yards second
. minutes . IL seconds.
Yard Leap Frog Re'av-won by
A'rmi@GnT:. 50 F!'1 .scanG. Fr'"der and Flood
.Three.quar,cr Nile Handicap walk
SM,ooin,. 'il 100 'g yar Ga'S ssn"ra ''y X WMi.,IaKm
40 Yards third. Time, . minutes IS
40 Yard .Handicap-won by F. Cape1i.
- Yards j T.. RYAN. 2 yards, second
" ! WaFn"r. : yards third. Time,
Yard sack Race-won ny z W.
Sie'er: y. + Lynch. second. J Barrett.
third Time. - seconds.
$50 Yard Relay. for ofNce and messenger
hoys- Won hy Heller, Esren. Daiv, Farrell
and Iuifoyle Time, minute 50 seconds.
Flt Mans % Yard Rare-won hy +. 7
koehler. +. II. Vessel. second. Jerom.
kupr"r. third Time, seconds
obstacle Raco-Non nv \. -. McIaueh-
In, +. +. Thornton. second Charles Rarto.
'uccl third. Time, / minute : seconds.
$50 Yard Run, Novice-Won hv Gordon
Mac k"nHio: f J Kelly. second. i. q.
Patton. third. Time, ! minute ~ seconds
nr" MI" Handicap Run-Won hy Frank
Elufei"ro. scratch {. !. Archer. second:
!. y ferricr, third. Time. , minutes ~
Barrel Rolling Con,c.t-wor ny r. I.
Rcd r. J. CONWAY, second. F. r. vores.
thirt. Time, - seconds.
"2oo Yard Medley IIandicap-wor by
W. Wagner, ~ Hunsdon, + Rugg,ero and
W Faher. Time, I minutes 46 :5 sec
1? Pound Handicap shot rut-won nv
7. QuigI cv, ~ feet : inches r. Grev..
- feet Nlg inches, second. IL. 9. Fahcr'
~ foo = inches. 'hiri.
Running Hop. step ana Junp-won ~
=. l.. Zines. ~ feet = ir,hcs II +. RohrIr
- foot IN, hes. second. ". T. Carroll. Jr.
~ feet ~ inches. rh'rl
High luup. Handicap Won ~ Y Io-
hann"s, foot q inches. \. /. Mamr,
, foot "a inches second e 7 Brady,
feet , inches, 'hird.
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The athletes OF Central Congrega-
tlonal Sunday School carried on the
point honors yesterday at the annual
outdoor games Of the Sunday School
Athletic League, held at the Brooklyn
p. s. A. l.. field. They scored 81 points
ten more than the Concord Baptist rep
resentatives, who were second with 81.
Central Presbyterian with 16 points and
Wyckoff Heights Presbyterian with IL
were third and fourth respectively.
The mile run saw a blanket finish.
the three leaders being punched at the
tape. II. W. Foster Of James VI. f.
with the aid OF a 30 yard start. was vic
tor. winning from Harrison of Green
point Presbyterian and w. II. Won Ber-
gen of st. Pauls +. l.. The summaries:
JUNIOR EVENTS.
so Yard Dash-won by II. Thompson.
Concord BAPTIST. W. Austin, concord Bap-
tist. second. +. Harrison. Concord Baptist.
third. Time, : seconds.
ito yard Dash-won by II. Thompson.
Concord Baptist. A. Miliaken. Central Con-
gregational. second; II. j: Arnold. First
German Baptist. third. Time. IL s.5 Sec
onds.
Running Broad Jump-won by II; ,.
Gs',r:' pnr I csng Ts ..T2tSh;
q AfFN ~ VIZ ~ ~ ~ 'AaN
PRESBYTERIAN. II feet 3 inches. second, W.
Austin, concord Baptist. II feet l inch,
third.
MIDGET EVENTS.
so Yard Dash-won by c. Finch. Central
Congregational. II. Mahnk"n. -. Peters
Lutheran. second y. Pooiey. St, Marks
Presbyterian, third. Time, Z 2-i seconds.
4l0 Yard Relay-Won by Central con-
gregational, with Jackson Milliken, Meeker
and Hail. ST. Marks Protestant Episcopal.
with Schmacke. Bowen. Stehbins and
Pooley. second Fourth Avenue Methodist.
with KAY. Larsen. Shinton and Bosnian.
third. Time. - seconds.
INTERMEDIATES EVENTS.
900 Yard Run-Won by q q. Skolton.
Throop Avenue Presbyterian. 20 yards. {
Il. Chau. Wyckon Heights Presbyterian. 70
Yards. second. T.. r. Meyers. Central Com
greeatlonal. is yards, third. Time. 80 rs
seconds.
IS Yard Dash-won by r. Kegriss. Cen
trial congregational X, Fried. Central Con
grega,Ional. second: o Anderson. Central
congregational third. Time, : seconds.
sreEstional. with Lererts. Markes. Uni
and Engels; Central Presbyterian. with
Windas, TriCe. Curirer and Russell, sec
onds Wyckon Heights Presbyterian. with
u. VI. chan. G. X. Chan, Steiltes and Lutz.
third. Time. / minute 20 seconds.
SENIOR EVENTS.
One Mile Run-won by II. ". Foster.
Janes VI. F., 81 Yards; A. Harrison. Green
point Presbyterian, 80 yards. second. ~.
II. Won Bergen, 81. Pauls f. L.. 100 ya-s..
third. Time, I minutes +s seconds
$40 Yard Run-Won by T. + " kS.
Central PRESBYTERIAN, A g. Russo Crh-
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AMBITIOUS GOLFERS
KEEP ON The JUMP
Many Play in Journeys and on
Home Courses rs
Well.
LONG DAY CROWDS LINKS

With club events TO he played In At
home and cha %mpionship tournaments In
progress at Essex County and wykagyl.
a number OF New Jersey and Wes'-
chester golfers were kept busy trying
to play In two different places on the
same day. some OF them succeeded and
some did not, though the ones who did
not in most cases were the ones who
won their morning matches In the two
big Journeys and had 20 remain for the
finals In the afternoon.
Those golfers who met defeat nj Es-
sex County and Wykagyl in the morning
generally scurried back to their home
courses to play in club events II was
the busiest kind q a day for them.
but June days are long and "a few
miles W links makes little differ
ence To the enthusiastic golfer.
The competitive season is now in fun
swing at nearly every metropolitan club
II every course In the district was
thronged yesterday. The Hudson River
Golf Association held the first of its
series OF saturdays at Golf" yesterday.
about sixty members OF the clubs along
the Hudson playing at the Saesklll Golf
Club in Yonkers.
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LOCAL CRICKETERS
BEAT QUAKER TEAM
Kortlang and Poyer Bat Well
in Match Which Gives
New York Cup Lead.
VISITORS CT RUNS BEHIND

by defeating the Philadelphia c. c.
eleven Yesterday at Livingston. staten
Island, the New York team went to the
front in the Halifax. cup competition.
brilliant batting by both teams was
seen. the New York players running up
229 runs. while the Quaker representa-
tives responded with l6s runs and lost
by n margin OF 81 runs.
Now York made a fine start when j.
l.. Poyer and II. Is. Royce put on ~
runs before the first wicket fell.
and Boyce was dismissed FOR 3s'
Another long stand ensued when
II. Kortlang %partnered Poyer and the
score rose to l4G before Power was
bowled for an innings of AZ made In one
hour and thirty-fve minutes kortlang
was not disposed of until he had scored
one short of the half century mark and
his innings OF 40 proved to be the top
score OF the day. T.. @. Hull ran up IA
before getting bowled, while G. +. Mar
shall hit out merrily to the tune of %
runs and was the last man on the side
to lose his wicket.
The first four batsmen for Philadei-
phia played ~splendidly, J. w. Muir n
j. 4. Dornan putting on 50 for the first
wicket. zach being retired with ~ to his
credit. VI. Duncan and II. II. Cartwright
contributed l6 and 80 respectively. but
the last Ave wickets fell rather cheaply.
Poyer and Hull having remarkable
bowling figures. The score
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SWIFT OUTFINISHES LEGG.
Takes Transmississippi Title nv
beating Par In Afternoon.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. June l2-Alden II.
Swift OF the 81. Joseph. Mo. Country
Club won hlshest honors IN the Trans
mississippi Golf Association this after
noon. defeating in the final for the ff-
teenth annual championship Harry G.
Iegg OF the Minikahda Golf club. Min
neapolis. four times title holder and the
medallist of the tournament closing to-
day. The margin WAS > up and 3 TO play.
aid by older T. VI. q. 4, play rs To he
the ", rst defeat he ever suffered In the
ten meetings where he has c npeted.
SNifts victory cane as the result OF
a squirt In tn. afternoon round. whore he
negotiated the fifteen hiles played in
up OF par.
I.esg failed utterly to maintain the
standard set in earlier rounds in his
work m the greens. No less than f1Ne
undeveloped opportunities to win holes
IN the afternoon round were in evidence
The medal cards showed no especially
go,d golf before luncheon. Legg n
Swift ended the first eighteen holes all
sauare after the M!nikahda star had
twice taken the lead only to have SWIFT
execute some phenomenal shot n re-
gain hts position OF even terms. Leg,
however, was never down until after
lunch.
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OHRT OF CALIFORNIA
HAS HOPELESS TASK
Allowances Too Big for Star
Amateur CycliSt and lie
Gets Only Fourth.

The liberal handicaps accorded the
limit men IN the half mile amateur
handicap at the Sheepshcad Bay Ntlo-
drome proved too much for Hans phrt,
the Californian. on scratch, and he rad
10 he content with fourth place In the
final. The Bowker brothers. George and
Lester. representing the Glencoe \. G..
OF The Bronx, finished first ard second
respectively. while Jerry Nuuziatl OF
the Empire City Wheelmen was third.
George BOwker had O. yards, Lester
Bowker 20 yards. and the Empire city
representative started with tn" same
mark. The winners time for the dis
lance was 80 i-5 seconds
J. i. Whitney. wearing the Mercury
Foot emblem. accounted for the final
heat OF the one mile open amateur. win
ming by a scant half length from Walter
White OF Newark,
Elmer Collins won the twenty-five
mile motor paced race after a double ac-
cidcnt at the eighteen and a half mile
mark practically put Clarence Carmen
and Victor Linart of Belgium out Of the
running. Beginning with n burst OF
speed. Carmen led his field to the eigh-
teen mile mark, when his pacemaker,
Marcus Nazo, met with a blowout,
Closely following this mishap Linart's
pacemaker broke hts chain and he re-
NAMED unnac'u IN the eld,
Carmen came hack on the twentieth
mile and finished second, covering TWEEN
ty-three miles. while Linart's distance
was twenty miles and seven laps, The
winners time was 30 minutes ~ srcunds.
Alfred Goulett of Australia won the
professional ~alternance scored on the
French point system. gathering a total
of Is points for four one mile neat.
Four riders contested the event. only
three riding In any one heat, the men
rotating in laying out. Mcnamara, with
10 points. was second. and Fogler and
Morctti finished third and fourth with
s and 3 points respectively. The sum
maries
Han Mile Handicap, Amateur nv
George Rowkcr. Glencoe 4. G, g. yards.
Lester Bowker, Glencoe A. c" 20 yards,
second Jerry Nnn2iata, Emrir" City
olympic C|uh, san Francisco, fourth. Time,
SO - seconds.
one Mile open, Amat"ur-won ny r. J.
whitney. New York A. e.. Waiter White.
Newark. second. Lester Rowkcr. Mohavk
\, e.. third Edward Kane, Now York A..
G., fourth. Time, 2 minutes . - seconds
Atiornapoe. one MIe Heats, Professional
Mr. heat. won ny Alfred tiou,'ot, Aus
%triIip: Joe FogIer. Rro"llyn. second,
Mor,t;L. l'a'", third. Time Of last eighth
of mile. - a. seconds. Second heat, Won
ond Moretti, third Tim" Of last eighth Of
milo, 10 LIS seconds. Third heat, won by
Gouilet. dead heat for second between
Fngicr ami MgNamara. Tine Of last eighth
hy Goull"t, MrNamart, second, Moretti.
third. Tlmc Of last eighth Of mile, IL
seconds rnin'~-Gou',ei, 10; Mcnamara,
~ F"s,%ro i've y, N wr, Major paced Race
Won hy T.. Collins. G Carmen. second. q
miles, V Lindrt, third. 20 miles : laps.
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WIN BY STROKE AND A HALF.
Mrs. w. j. Faith and 4. II. GILES
pie Lead In Scarsdal~ FOursOm~s.

HARrspALE. y. Y, June IA mixed
foursOme competition was played to-
day at the Scarsdale Golf and Country
Club and was won by Mrs. w. J. Faith
and Charles H.. Gillespie. Their score
OF 92-S. 50 was IA stroke and a half
better than that OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. X.
Shoaff. l0j-lsH. s5i.. There was a
tie IN Glass 4 OF the ball sweepstakes
bet ween A. W. de Jain. S5-l3. ~, and
Il. w. Gaylord, S4-l2. 70. In Glass B
the winner was Il. A. Shiel. 9l-lS, 10
The mixed foursome scores
Mrs. W. ]. Faith and c. II. Gillespie.
SIS, 81; Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Shoan. l0j-
ieh, s5i3 Mrs. +. +. sanford and IL, $.
HHamll1SM, W. Nqr; "nu "rsI "p Ry
Caskey and ]. q. Wright, 1913. 81
Miss A.. Is. barrett and o. II. Cheney,
ll3-l9. 50 Mrs. II. w Ely and W. II.
Whitney. li0-lJta, s6is; Mrs, W. A.
Bensel and X. " Reinhold. HIS, ss.
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NEW CHAMPIONS TO PLAY.
Travis and Kerr VIII Re Seen ON
Flushing Links To-day.

II. +. Swift, with a card OF 1910.
Il. and A. s. Chath"ld, with n card OF
9l--l5. 20. qualified for the governors
u 1t the Flushing Country club links
Yesterday. In the consolation cup con-
test. W, A, Mantle. with 95-l7. IS, and
II. L. Bennett. with l04-25. 20, were
At the top of the list.
Walter J. Travis, the Metropolitan
champion, Morrell Lewis and Gardiner
White Of the Flushing Country Club and
Hamilton X. Kerr, who recently won
the championship of the New York Ath-
let!c Club. will play at Flushing to-
day. Travis laid out the Flushing links
over ten years ago.
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WILSON AND CARAVAN LEAD.
Head List. In Golf Competitions 1T
PIainH~ld.

PiAISFIELp. y. y, June l2-These
scores Were. returned In an eighteen hole
competition at the PlIinield Country
club to-day. T.. 4. Wilson. IS. l5-73:
II. A.. Robinson. 100. ELS: A. w.
Ransome. 90. ls-74; l.. q. Carman.
IS. 12-7G W. NJ. Alllng. al. 1873:
q. VI. IIolstein.. ?s. la-79: Charles
Lyman. lo5. $50 W. A. Engeman,
81. li-SO II. l.. Cunrade. LOG, 2j-sl 4;
u. q. Rogers. 80, Ne II. u. Phillips,
los, 2i-Si: l.. II. Miller. IFS. 26-92.
Golf committee cut scores-L. q. Car
man. IS, l2-16: -. II. Rowland. 90.
ls-79: Charles Lyman. l0j. $50 4:
W. A. Engeman. 81, ll-S0 NJ i. Du-
mont, 90. $50; y q. Rogers. SO, =
So W. u. Gresham. 1909. 22-sI. r.. r.
Wilson won the sweepstakes event with
A net score OF "a
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MANY PLAY AT FOX HILLS.
Course IN Fine Condition for Jnyi-
tatiOn Tourney.

A large number OF the members 1T
the Fox Hills Golf Club participated
IN the various competitions to-day. The
--urse Is In splendid shape for the
tourney which will be played on June
-, 20 and PC. The special events for
to-day were "A handicap composition
against bogey and the first round OF
match play for the vice-president's
trophy presented by VI. J. Grammont.
In Class A the first prize was won by
II. r. Ives, who was six up on DOGGY.
In Glass II j. ID. Barnlll carried off
the honors. He. was | up. The fol-
lowing Is the result OF the first round
for the vice-president's trophy
J. W. McMenamy beat william +. Jockln
By default; J II, Wooten beat J. ID.
Clarke. 3 and .; F. W. Catlln beat Lloyd
Tent I and 2 Charles II. Hadlock heat p.
"; Parker, ! up. 4. p. Palmer beat
Thomas Jackson by default: T.. W. Heinkei
heat charles W. Saacke. : and 4: George
q. .Worthlcy beat II. /. wyatt. ) and 4;
i. ID. Waterbury beat II A. safer. 9 and 4
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Amateurs.


P~LArNFIELp, y. J.. Juno I'm tho
semi-1nal round for the sprirg cham
pionship at tho Park Golf Club to-day
II. II Woodland defeated Royle T. Phil
lips, 2 Up. and II f. Rlascer defeated
A, A.. Cannon, 4 M and 2 to play These
scores we're returned for the presidents
cup--H. f. Blascer, So, FL W. y,
Taylor, 80, LIZ r. @ Morse. %.
Ib--77; G, II Morse. a6, 1S-7S; A. A..
Cannon, 100, 22--7S; Dr, H. X. Carroll.
%. 13-79 Royle T Phillips, %, Ia
so; F., I. Collins, lOa. 23-Sl Walter
Whitehead, lOl, 1S--S3 j. V. Beekman.
III. 25--S6 J. A. Wilson. LOG. 16-9O.
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FOURSOMES AT MONTCLAIR.
Eight Fairs Remain In RunnIny
for CUP.

MoNTcIAIR. y. j.. June 1.-THE
second round in the June foursoine and
a s%weepstakC in three classes were
played on tn MOn,clair Golf cub links
to-day, The foursome summary:
r. T.. McGlynn ana . NJ Palmer beat
J, W. sur brug, Jr.. and " r.. Hampton. /
mp l9 holesJ. +. /" Dyer and g. T.. Merrill
beat Is .Cravath and Il T. WHO'S. I
and 2; W. H.. Cluugh ana \ II. Knpper
beat J J. Mangln aud II Sltrr,tt. / IN;
y ID. Farmer and T. :, Kellogg neat j..
Moves and J. ". Allen, I amt . \ Hunter
and II. ID. Barbour beat \. +. Miller and
q q. Haddow, . and I; W. II LOTUS and
=; ". Townsend beat n 7 Wright and
Gallagher heat J ~ Ratten ana f VI.
schoo'nskcr Jr" | up, q u. Rrtnston and
= - Hrady, jr. beat j. Hodgson and ".
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COMPETE FOR BUFFERS CUP.
Five Of Eight First Round Matches
Played at BaItuaroI.

SHORT HILLS. y. j.. JUNE 12.-Five OF
the eight first round matches for the
buffers cup were played to-day at the
Baltusrol Golf Gu and the remaining
three matches will be played early next
week. One match In the first round
for the secretary's cup was played. s.
+. Davidge defeating T.. Il. Byron by
3 up and . to play. W. I'm qualified
for the Irving *. Taylor cup.
His score was SIS. 80. and he Is
the fourth to qualify for the trophy.
The match play summary:
buffers Cup. First Round-R. g. Foss
beat g. l.. parmelee hy default: e. h.
Dunn beat q ". Dickinson. y and &. !.
Thomson beat ". II. Ellis. 3 and d. II. +
Scott beat Charles ii. Smith, 3 and ?. G.
II. STOUT beat y ~ .herlln. Z and 9.
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KINGS COUNTY MEN
FALL BEFORE EVELYN
BensOnhurst Bowler Takes Q
Wickets for 90 Ruhs and
His Team Wins.
WEST INDIANS VICTORS

Fine bowling on the part OF Allan
Evelyn. who captured 9 wIckets at the
cost OF only % runs. enabled the Ben
onhurst team to score a victory yes
terday In the Metropolitan Cricket
League series at Timer Park at the ex-
pense OF the Kings County team. ].
u. Maclennan and II. j. Williams we're
the only Kings County batsmen to make
any Roadway against Evelyn's bowling
and the side was out for a total of
~ runs. B~ensonhurst ran up 200 top
score being made by +. Gautier with
60. while X. Belgrave. 43; w. =. Wood
roffe. 81. and a. Lowell. 81. batted we'll.
The margin of victory was 1923 runs.
The Brooklyns and Brooklyn Wan
derers met in a Metropolitan league
game at Prospect Park yesterday af-
%ternoon, the former winning by "A score
" SO to 65. j. H.. Briggs retired after
having scored the highest total for his
side and X. G. VI. Browne added 10 for
Brooklyn.
a Cosmopolitan League game between
the West Indians and the Pickwicks re-
suited in an easy victory for the West
Indians. who declared their innings
closed after scoring 1852 for the loss
Of 2 wickets, against SO gathered by
the Pickwicks. Is. Clarke and X. Cook
both passed the fifty mark for the win
ners.
The Bronx United team scored a vic
tory against the Cameron team in the
league series at Van Cortlandt Park.
scoring 100 for 6 wickets. against a
total Of 30 made by the Camerons
winning side by Holdsworth. Doran and
Maclennan and on the losing side by
Bignall. Low and Young.
The Vernon team ran up 100 runs
against the Yonkers team in a league
match at Van Cortlandt Park and won
the game by a margin OF 6l runs, get
ting rid OF their opponents for Is runs.
Freeman BOWED remarkably well. secur-
ing 6 wicke;s for 81 runs. while Boon.
King and Gonzales did the best batting.
For Yonkers shaw and Toyles got into
double figures.
4 low scoring game was played by
the Adult school team and the Van
cortlandt team at Van Cortlandt Park.
the former winning by % runs with
totals of AZ against II. Some fine bowl
ing figures We're made in the game.
briggs taking > wickets for s runs.
Michaelowski taking 3 wickets for 20
runs and Smith getting 4 wickets at
a cost OF IL runs
The West indian r team scored a VIC
tory in the Cosmopolitan series 10y for
felt from the Colonial team. who failed
TO put in an appearance on the grounds
at Prospect PARK.
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Two competitions We're played at the
Richmond County Country club yester-
day and both attracted good fields. Miss
T. Lindenmeyr and w |. seaman were
the winners OF a mixed fOursoms naG
contest reaching the sixteenth green he
fore their allowance of strokes was cN-
hausted. The leaders In the ball sweep
stakes were: Cortlandt Van Clief. Sc
II. II; Emil de Planque, sl-l<. IT; NJ.
w. Gaines, 97-lS, 70.
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IchinomIyu Meets Defeat.

HAckENsACK, June IA large field
started In the foursome handicap at the
Hackcnsack Golf club this afternoon,
each team consisting Of one Glass \ and
one class u player, W. To qualify for
the plav of The fortunate ones were Al
FRED Morcil N 'harlcs Newkirk, ST.,
~, and J. T. iicad!cy and T.. W. Gavey,
"S -, SO In thu final for the Vice
Presidents cup Walter Terhunc beat the
panes PLAYER, II. lchinomlya, 3 up
n 2 to play. ~
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WATERS WINS AT ARDSLEY.
Has Lowest Score In Qualifying
Round for Presidents Cup.

NJ. Waters won the silver medal for
the lowest score on the Ardsley Club
course yesterday In the qualifying
round for the presidents cup. a scratch
event. Following were the cards
turned in:
NJ. Waters. 20; J T. Adams. 81; ]. NJ.
Sheid, 50; H. +. Mundv, So; II. =. Green.
81; A. $ Robinson. 81; r. Horner.. 81;
~ IL Harmed. 81. i. T Clark. SIS: T. =.
Fuller. 80, y. :. Patton. 80: F. Forsythe, ~.
In the final for the June cup Arson 8.
Robinson defeated II. r. Gayley. I up
and . 10 play.
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STYMIE SETTLES THE MATCH.
Jesse GuiIford Fronts by II on
Nineteenth Green.

Boston, juno 12.-Jesse Guilford OF
Bellevue won the Belmont Spring Coun
try Clubs golf tournament by defeating
X. l.. Pullen OF the Nesper Country Club
contest was hard fought all the way
and went to the nineteenth hole. where
Guilford won by laying his opponent a
stymie.
Guilford disposed OF Brice s. Evans
by 6 up aud 4 to play in one seml-final
this morning. and Pullen won owe q. X
Clough OF Bellevue by 8 up and I to
play In the other. Pullen Is a newcomer
TO the finalist ranks In open events
Boston,
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GLEN RIDGE, y, j., June l2-The club
championship In the mems doubles be-
a ON the Glen Ridge lawn tenni
courts to-day and will be continued next
week. In the first round Shaftcr and
MerriN beat Baldwin and Saller. 81,
Ct, Erickson and g. II. Williams beat
B'l and Iiilles, -. 6--3. and r. II.
Williams, Ir,, and Plerson beat Dodd
and Fuller. 7-5, G-l.
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PLAY FIRST MATCH ROUND.
Dun woodir G%oIfrrs Make Propres~
In June Tourney.

YoNKERs. June 1.-THE usual red
card competition and the first match
round In the June tournament were
played to-day at the DunwoOdie Coun-
try club. The red card winner in Glass
\ was +, j. Ross. with 500. 20. and
in Glass Il the leader was +. W. Barton.
81, 20. During the week the Dun
woodi" Eoifhrs defeated "A team from
he ~Sacri,,l 'iolf club by a score of Is
to 5, The match play summary
Tl'e' S.N're", Fl7s' H]puud-J T. Downry
l. IN - l. N"T'~ II" default, T.. COlyillr
'.-. W :. AlBeI'so0 by default. l.. Mo
rf .e,' y n. Morris. 3 and :; :.
MG.rh, h'l' ", NJ DstrIndor. ! up GO
h"'"s'. :. y. iilhhs.l h"., ". u, CALDWELL,
! up, f.. It"'.'v heat ". IA Johnston, .
up. ". T. tanklin beat =. e, Dnutz. 2
ann .; ". " Hlrris beat Il, T.. MarleN. /
up
SeCgrl sifts,2 Frs, Pound.-J DO
Jams beat +. +. Akin, and l. ". :.
Johnston beat u 7, Sniren by default: II,
:, TroHbridgr beat r. Collier, 4 and 2;
j !, clark boat j \ put,on. 4 ana .;
!. d. Becker heat II, q, Treadwell by de-
fault; Col. II. {. Trcadwell beat Il. Rld.
dett, up; J. W, Weston beat r. II, COTE,
. and |.