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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-16
INTERNATIONAL POLO
PLAYERS OPEN SEASON
Hundreds Sec Meadow Brook
Contest After Belmont
Races.

HEMPsTTAp, l. /, May 15.-polo
opened on Long Island this afternoon
with n snappy game on field No. 2 At
Meadow Brook in which several Of tie
American International team too part.
Henry i. Whitney was again in the
saddle. playing in second position.
The game was played after the races
Mt Belmont Terminal. Hundreds OF
race lovers came over 10 witness the
match. The teams lined up as the
Whites and Blues. The Whites were
composed OF j. n. Waterbury. No. ].
II. 4. Whitney, No. .; r. La Montague.
No. 3 Malcolm Stevenson, back. On the
Blues were q. O. Rumsey. No. I c. J..
Beadleston. No. .: j. w Webb, No. 3
u. Milburn. back. The game was . full
Whites won sa to Z goals.
Afterward the winners played q cut
in and out game with q. NJ. Heckler.
r. lie Bou,illier. James A. Burden, w. @.
Loew and +. ID. Morgan. Jr. Again the
Whites won. James g. Cooley was
referee.
The field VS. in excellent shape and
many games will be pla aged there tfis
summer.
A game was played this morning be-
fore n large gallery between teams that
lined up as the Reds and Whites. the
latter winning 8 to :. The Whites lined
UP with Morgan Grace. NJ. l.. Tilney. W.
Mccoy, John s. Phipps and Philip
stevenson. On tire Reds were ". Far
rell, Seward Cary, H. c. Phipps and
Bradley Martin.
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DIONNE'S DELIBERATE
PLAY VEXES VOSHELL
Keeps Dropping Ball Into Deep
Court and Makes Champion
Battle Three Sets.

$. II Vo-hell. playing through cham
pion. reached the semi-hnal round OF the
tournament for the Bronx county cham
pionship AZ the Bedford Park Lawn
Tennis club Yesterday by defeating q 4.
l.. pionne I'm the fifth round. at 6-3,
2-s. e.. The fcht that Dionne made
against the champion was one of the
biggest surprises Of the tournament.
The loser a. usual played his soft deep
court game. dropping the hall against
the baseline seemingly without enough
force to crush an egg. II n enough,
however. To keep Nosholl away from the
net n thereby made the match 90 10
three sets. Noshell Will meet ]. II.
S~teinkampf In the upper semi-hnal
round match to-day.
In the doubles Dr. William Rosen-
baum and Albert J. Ostendorf came
through in the top half to the Anal
round. They neat King Smith and a. s.
C'ragin In the semi-hnal round in a three
So, match at e.. "a. Sc. Smith
and Cragin had come through TO the
scmi-nnal round by eliminating the
champions ~ two wears ago. +. g.
Racgs and Noshcll. AZ 3-6, 6-2. 81.
The final round. IN which pr. Rosen-
baum and Ostendorf viii meet W. G.
Grant and n. VI Phillips. will not be
played until late next week.
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REPEATS.
COnGuers Buckley In Scholastic
Tennis Tourney, As Inst Yrnr.

PRINCETON. May Hilary Throck-
morton OF Woodbridge High School.
New Jersey. was the winner OF the in
terscholastic tennis tournament. held on
the university courts this afternoon
under the auspices OF the United States
National Lawn Tennis Association.
Buckley OF Hill School was the runner
up who went 10 the finsls with Thrork-
morton. He was defeated in three
straight sets, "a, s-l. -. Throck-
morton won tho event last year and
Buckley was the mi up in that in
stance also.
Throckmorton now is entitled TO COM
pete with the winners OF similar inter-
scholastic tournaments at Yale. Har-
ward. Pennsylvania, Columbia and other
universities throughout the country for
the national interscholas site title at a
tournament to be held later In the sea-
son at Forest Hills, l.. !.
Fifteen men representing eleven Of the
high and preparatory schools IN this
section Of the country participated in the
tournament to-day, which started at 10
O'Clock in the morning and lasted until
4 In the afternoon.
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TWO srxTEENs QUALIFY.
Play for club Guns Begins On
ScardaIe Links.

HARrspALE. n. Y. May 15.--Two six
teens qualified to-day for me club cups
at the Scarsdale Golf and Country Club.
There MISC was n ball sweepstakes In
which II. O. Forman and T. Il. Brown
tied In Class A and u. a. Young led
in Glass Is The qualifying scores:
Glass Ar. n. brown. Sl-iO, II, y.
3 Maclaughlin. SIS. 49, \, W. Haigh.
Tmls. ~ u. herrick; Sal. Is; =. ".
30; W. g. Morrow, ST., so. Z. W. Cobb,
ga 40; y; 6. Webster. 9o---s. 81; J
81: u. u. Hawks. sS--s. S.: II. <. Ham
iton; sell. So L. s. spechtman, il.
s6-io, Sc: NJ. u. Starreti. i02-is, So.
Class BID. .Ncvins es-.so,. 7s; II. 4.
Young, ,e6--2o. 7s: W. p. Mcmillan, e2-i6.
burn. ios--:s, Tei George standing. SiNis.
a; 4, Milne, iot.,22, 81 r. =. Irwin,
j., J. crandaiii.' iMosGi.. IS; Ipr. 4. C.
Tracey. io2.-iL s5.J. 9. Wright. lo5-l7.
-: a. Arid, iit-ss. 81; II. W. Chaplin.
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WESLEYAN TAKES ALL GAMES.
brown Wins Only One Of Thirteen
Tennis sets.

M~lppLETowS, May fS.-Wesleyan
made a clean sweep here to-day in In ",
tennis against Brown. winning all six
matches. The Brown players won only
one set Of the thirteen played. IN the
doubles Richards and Hoffman n Wcs-
leyan beat pay and -. Chandler Of
Brown IN the second set after "A har
fight. The summaries
Singles-HoTman, Wesleyan. defeated
=. Chandler. Brown. r-3. f-l: lone.
wesleyan. defeated Day. Brown. s..
S-3. Richards. Wesleyan. defeated a..
chandler. Brow n. 6-3. G-3 q pttipr. Mcs-
leyIn. defeated Green. Brown. s.. e g..
Is
doubles Richard and IIaum,u. w..
py'wn t'rr- ,rl wv .
Wesleyan. defeated groom and p chandler.
Brown. E, 6
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MANY PLAY AT FOX HILLS.
second Match ROund Of spring
Tourney IL Completed.

The second round OF match play In
the spring tournament was played at
Fox HIS yesterday. The winner of the
Class \ medal play handicap was John
W. rcNIenamy, who returned n score
q fS-6, 80. Glass Il Was won by J. !.
0~'tionohue Sd. his score being 50 90,
- The summary
Chisholm Beach beat W. ". Van Loan.
: And ! Lloyd Tent beat T.. q. u Riley.
up nineteen hoIes,; 4. 4. Hammer
beat ". l.. Richard. = and 5. y $ Bot
tome beat J W. M~cMenamy. 2 and g
Second Sixteen-A NJ Williams heat
Train and !, Il. percival tied Thomas W,
Tannock beat Andrew II Mars. I up;
GEORGE q. wor,hiey beat +. V. sullivan.
: and s.
Third sixteen-w. J. Elias beat J. $.
Primrose, : and |. =. y. kendig beat
George Y. Armstrong. : and | J. ~ Barn
hill beat Edward y stone. . and l..
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COFFEY HAS THREE SUITORs.
Smith. weinert and Flynn in Line
for Bout AZ Brighton.

Either Gunboat Smith. Young Wei
merit or Jim Flynn will he chosen to
meet Jim Corey In the opening bout
of the Brighton Beach Sporting Gu at
the old racetrack on Decoration Day.
May 81. All three OF these men claim
In one way or another victories over
Cofey. and the latter wants to star,
right In to make his slate clean.
Billy Gibson, Cofey's manager, will
meet the officials OF the club tonight
TO close the deal. Cofrey Is signed 70
appear on that date against anybody
chosen. 80 the club really will do the
selecting. with Gibson az adviser. The
Feasibility Of holding tho bout at night
instead OF the afternoon also will be
discussed Tonight.
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YALE GOLFERS BEAT
STRONG TIGER TEAM
Clean Sweep in FOursOmcs
Wins for Els i'm Match
on Greenwich Links.

Greenwich. Conn. May 15.--Yale's
golf team surprised Princeton to-day on
tho link Of the Greenwich Country Club
by defeating the Tigers : to T. As
the Princeton team was composed In
the main Of the same golfers who won
the intercollegiate team championship
at Garden city last fall. n Princeton
victory was expected. but Yale produced
some new stars. who were ineligible be-
fore. and captured the match.
In the foursomes PLAYED IN the morn
ing. Yale won all three matches, and
so had a clear lead of three points to
Its credit when the singles began In the
afternoon. As things developed. all
three points were needed before the day
was over. for Princeton captured four
of the six matches. W. -. Pierce and
L. l.. Bredin were the only Yale play
ers to win. but Pierce. who played No. I
on the Yale team. had the satisfaction
oil beating l.. VI. Washburr. the Prince
to-. leader. Braden beat w. \. Laurie.
One of the most interesting matches
was that between !. H. Rose of Prince
ton and W. Hamilton Gardner. I'd. the
Yale captain. which VAS won by Rose.
The sufnna ries
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BATTLE SETS NEW RECORD.
Flushing Professional IL In Good
SHINE for Match Play.

Bert Battle, the professional AT the
Flushing Country Club course, estab-
lIshed a new record for the links yes-
,crday when he went around the
course, a distance OF $3.50 yards. IN
seventy strokes. Battle Is booked to-
day to appear IN a foursome with Gar
diner W. White. the champion OF the
Flushing club. against Tom Mcnamara.
the Metropolitan open champion, and
Willie Collins. the professional at the
Oakland Golf club.
In "A handicap r. +. wllmerdlng re-
turned a low net score, 800. 81. G..
W. Brcck was second. with n card of
91-26. II, and A. Weymouth. with
els. IS. and +. q. Sternbcrg. with
l0o-o4, ~, were tied for third
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Golfers Reach Semi-anaI.

NoNKrRs. May i5.-play was brought
down 10 the semi-tinai round in the
May tourney a: the DunwoOdie Country
Club to-day In the usui red ard
competition &. Murray. with 30, 16-7i,
won bon class \, and \. T., Lott. 50,
Isl, was the class Il leader. The
match play summary
'.t-. sc. II Hart beat q. ). Brown,
) an. ,: u ", Thomas beat :. Roberts, |
W " = Marshall beat g. y Fink, | up.
y older heat =. r. DIN. . ana I.
.'tis- 81. y. De Maillie beat W. "a
HaNks 3 and I: r. l.. McHeny beat W. VI.
R'rre'', . and /; u \. Mckinley beat 4.
J. I"'' Z and 3 j :. Hubbell beat ". u.
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hamilton aud sparks Are Best.

Golfers from classes a and Il played
together at tn Richmond county Coun-
tr' club Yesterday in the best bail
foursonc competition frr ups given by
W. y hamilton and charles w. Sparks.
Tho winners were II. Walser and W. w.
King. who turned in IA score of SIS,
IS The other scores:
J : Slo,son and s. u Wilcox. e3--e-sc;
Y : Walker and T. ". Gould. 93-il-s2;
W, /. Davidson and j. -. Gilman, e.
~, g Van 'lief and ". G Van cl'ef,
.:->-N A.. l.. walker and u. I. Gould,
''-ll-N !. Daniels and A. $ king,
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BRYN MAwR P0LOIsTs LOSE.
Hut Philadelphia Frccbooters Have
w Ensy Time.

PHr.ADELrTIA. MAY 15.--Although
having the advantage or three eoais
start the Philadelphia F~reebootcrs had
their hands full in defeating ~ SO
goals TO 3 the Bryn Mawr polo team In
tho second match for tho Hunt Club
tups on the BrNn Mawr Polo Club field
to-day. The lineup:
BRYN MAwR Hdcp fREEBooTERs Hdcp
Hicp.
no IA C.Nhrnall n No l-Ghb,rt. Wal.
No. 2+E W Hon. ter a
ping ,,''., No II . stokes 4
NO s-Alex Brown . No :. Victor Mather 4
back-Childs Frick . Back Fred Roc. bod. :
Total ..",."....li Total ,........... .
Score Frehoutcrs. -. Bryu Navr.
GOALS earned Bryu Mawr. u, no handicap
allowance los, Nv PENALTIES, T. Ir, sror,.
}. Country club Goals earned. .; allowed
by handicap, 81 lost by neualtic'. "a goals;
ne, score, e. Time, cisht, Eetiois Of r.
minutes each R~rfsrc"-paul Dorckla Mills
am scorer William " Recap
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PLAY FOR PRESIDENTS CUP.
Etrst Match Round an me
at WykngyI Country CIub.

NEW ROCHELLE. May l5.-Thc first
round OF match play for the presidentr
trophy was on the programme to-day
at The Apawamis Ilu The sixteen
pairs which qualified last week played
today. Two matches resulted In ties
and will have to be replayeh before
next Saturday. Il. - Brown ana w
+. stevenson Won thc match play
against, par competition. They finished
| down. The SUMMARY
First round-L ~ Freedman and II. y.
streat beat II q. Hutchins and \. t.ronen-
berg, up Il. J. Nckcou and T. II Hof-
man beat ". u. Nicholson and A tichtenn-
helm. by default. -. e. Ssmple ana - -
Wright tied with J. H. Bel and W u.
Hols,on; !. II pinwiddie and J IL bgrse55
ana l. 1. e. Widner and II W Pratt
beat J. 9, neericks and :. r Hants"n, ?
,;eorr. y. Mslthv and A Taylor, by Do
fault, =. r. TAYLOR and W. q Shan tiTI
with " v. Gaines and u. u. Widmer !.
prown and \. stiles heat \. u campbell
and ! 4. Holden, I and =
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MONTCLAIR GOLFERS BUSY.
Play Match aud Medal Rounds At
SRm me Time.

MoNrcLAIR, y. J., May 15.-Tre Mont
clair Golf 7 u members played the sec
ond round in the May tournament this
afternoon in three ella sses. also a club
handicap and n wonen's putting coHl-
retitiCn, w which Mrs. Jansen Noyos
and Mrs. J. W. Surbrug. Jr, won.
Thu Handicap scores;
Class A. T.. Donohoe. SIS, -; 8. y.
carr. Pt-t2. s.; Eads Johnson. Sc, 81.
Na,es. al. y. A. r. Hopper, sG-is.
- y G. HAN. s7-ts. -; r. starrat,,
H6-lG. 10; e. H., Merrill, 96-li. II, ".
Class &C. ! Cairns, lo2--,. ~; l.. y.
BainhridR". iNl-g0. 81.
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COMBINED SCORES COUNTED.
Martin aud Thomas Are winning
pair nt Glen Ridge.

GLEN RrpGE, n, J., May IA four
ball foursomc event ON tie Glen Rlde'
Country club links to-day was won by
q. y. Martin and Ward O. Thomas
Each pair Il Quoted their combined han
dicap from the gross scores The
scores:
1sI: i. q. Newell and ". NJ walker
iss-S5. Ice; H. D smith and William
Worcester, 1>7-2i, 1913 W. Lancaster hnu
and il. T., snyder. 1871 80, las; =. Z CON
nell and G, ~ Rcekman' slsnt. 10, W
n lie MAssena and G. bartholomew,
.o6-.s. l7s; u =, Durham and y. l."
Burns, o2C-39, 49,.
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MATCH PLAY AT BALTUSROL.
Fight Now Left In Running 70,
BR%Itusrol CUP.

SHORT HILLS. n. j.. May 1.-THE
frst match round for the Baitusrol cup
was played to-day at the Baltusrol
Golf Club. Thirteen golfers qualified
Tor the cup last week and there were
four tied at SO for the last three places.
They played on the tie OF Thursday
and DR.. II. o. Freeman. Or. j. II. Shan
non and A. T. Huntington qualified
The match play summary:
FITS, Round-A I; Huntington beat
shannon beat 4. Z. Allsopp. / and 2; A.
X Allen beat L.. +. Allsopp, ? up; w. q
Mcknight beat c. z. Dunn, I and 8 Or.
W. '. Gary beat c. + Grady. 6 and B;
Marshall Geer beat George Samuel Howe,
: un.
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RICE ANNOUNCES HE
WILL JUGGLEC CREW
Change Due in Waist Of Boat
When Columbia Gets Back
on River Tuesday.
HERBERT TO SWIM AGAIN

After n vacation Of ten days the Co.
lumbia varsity crew will get back into
action again Tuesday az Edgewater on
the Hudson. The men will row after 8
O'Clock. as examinations begin m
row, and rule supreme over the campus
for two weeks from Q A. NJ. to 4 i. VI.
Coach Jim Rice does not fear loss OF
any more men by in~elleibility. He is
contemplating. however. n shakeup In
the first varsity. Just who Will be taken
out Is problematical. but the transfer
will he made In the waist OF the boat.
II If seldom that Rice makes a change.
And when he does there IL something
radically wrong with his combination.
lie said tina the job Of finding some
one to put In was proving greater than
the task o. finding where the weak spot
Is. The Junior varsity Is "A green crew
and hasn't a man OF first string calibre.
I'VE might get Manner. bow OF last
years eight, and Richards, who heid a
similar seat Ia the Junior varsity. before
We leave on June 2 for Poughkeepsie,"
said Rice yesterday. Both are In
medical school and hope 10 get into con-
ditlon before the big race
I'D like to give my men more races
before the intercollegiate resatta, but I
can't. The American Henley In
the midd& q the examination period.
so We can't start there. Very likely III
enter all three crews IN the Harlem re-
gatta on Decoration Day. With the
upsets In rowing coming thick and fast.
the ~Poughkeepsle race Is going to be "A
hot one. This time last year both Cor
nell and Columbia had established them
selves as the cream Of the COLLEGE row
ing world. So far Yale, Princeton. Penn
s%ylvania. Cornell and Columbia all have
been licked.
Leland Stanford has a mighty crew
from what I heal and I'm glad II Is
coming East. Those Coast crews GER
tainly are a plucky crowd and the day
isn't far on when they'll show II by
taking the championship"
Charley Lee. Columb'a's newly elected
swimming captain. said yesterday that
Phil Herbert. the former Horace Mann
sprinter. will enter Columbia as a reGu-
lar matriculated student next fall. This
gives Columbia three sprinters who n
cover fifty yards under 20 seconds and
100 yards under so seconds. Lee said
that vollmer, Herbert md himself are
going TO keep In condition during the
summer by swimming In open meets.
Lee is through with basketball. having
played -four years on the VARSITY.
Walter w. Dwyer. chairman Of the
student board and forward on the vas
sity basketball team. wins the Charles
8. Rolker prize for being the member Of
the graduating class who. In the opinion
Of his classmates, has proved himself
worthy OF special distinction. Dryers
fght for the restoration OF varsity foot
bali earned him n unanimous choice.
The prize In $50 in gold. Reynold Rem
son was chosen as the hest all around
| athlete OF the class OF 1915.
Howard Purdy. manager OF last wears
varsity crew, was elected n member of
the student hoard yesterday He will
represent the law school. which seeded
! from the board two years ago.
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GlEN RIDGE. y. j, May l5.-The Glen
IfIg" Lawn Tennis Club was defeated
by The Richmond lin team on the for
fh'l.S courts to-day. 3 to 2. The sum
mallcs:
sye'o- Ir. White, Richmond Mn. heat
" v Shafer; Jr, 49,, 81 biddisnn,
D. g. !. John Merrill. Glen Ridge, beat
I.'sri spain, IS, "a e.,
Doubles BIddison and White heat Beard
".. coates. 3--d. tt, G-G. baldwin and
20 Glen Ridge. heat Zimmerman and
"H.'H. U.-S. k-G, S.
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Real Estate Golfers to Play soon.

The spring golf tournament Of the
'''f' Estate Board of New York will be
-'"' m the Englewood Golf club on
1H'td,y, Nav %. morning and after
""' IN to the present there ave been
OBJ 'n'"i"s and IL is expected that about
-r'h irc viii enter. The members
80 l" golf committee are Albert II,
N-H'orth, chairman Joel 8, De Selding.
''"'o'.ry John y. Kirwan. II. ~. Hazel
tOr, Walter Stabler. w. j. Van Pelt.
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NischwIts Heads the List.

P~lAINrIELD. y. j.. May l5.-These
scores were posted for the presidents
cup At the Park Golf Club to-day
W ~ Nischwitz. eta. s2; II. II.
woodland, 92-s. 50; n. f. Blazier.
SO, 81; W. y. Taylor. Ss-3. So
! 4 Cannon, 1o1--I5. Sc r. II. Collins,
>2--''I 81 II. r. Phillips. 96--7, 81
o Morse. ss--7. 50; c. b. Morse.
1910. "a
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Al the Fairmont A. G. Gene Morriarty
defeated Dick Peters.
At the Broadway sporting Club Fight
ing Fitzpatrick outpointcd X. o. Brown.
At Browns Kohoma KID defeated
Johnny Victor.
Al the Queensboro A. c. Joe Mooney
knocked out Mike Smith in the ninth
round.
At the Irving A G. Jack Heating lost
TO Sam Taylor on a foul in the NTH
round.
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Four Hall Play at EngIewood.

ENoLEwoop, ". j.. May 15,-An
eighteen hole Soar ball handicap was
played to-day NJ the Enslewood Coun-
try Club and a good field turned out.
The winners were v. A. segEerman and
3. O. Miller. who turned in u card Of
rs, go. The other scores;
r.. y. Rsinmund and u. s. Austin, IL
s, 7a; W. Il. Boorum and A. Coppell, So
., 5 r. Carter and " I. Johnson. 92-ls.
I j. Monroe and W. II Stalker. N--iS. H.
A. d. Childs and DR.. J, n. -Teeter, 81
4, rs; n. ID. eastman and l.. j. Mstty,
ss--s. 10; l.. l.. Clarke and G, V. Meseroie,
sa--5.- ~. &c. Lee and N. E ID, Hug
gins. So. II.
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FOUR SIXTEENS BEGIN PLAY.
Uppcr NontcIsir Links Crowded
al Afternoon.

MoNTcLAIR, y. j., May 15.--The first
round at match play for the -.cSsient's,
vice president's and two other ups
were run of on the Upper Montclair
country Club links this afternoon. The
summary:
First Flight-P. X, Gardner heat T.
Darlington, 4 and 3; n, struller beat +.
Cooper, 4 and g. =. Wood beat T.. McDon-
aid, 3 and q W. Belcher heat + Noyes,
ana 2; +, W, Upper beat T. Long, 3 up;
r. Sonda beat r. IL. Cockefair, 3 and 4;
IL, A. Ciapp beat A. II. white, 4 and 8: A.
HENLEY beat q. II. Peterson, 4 and 8,
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Four Golfers Turn In Cards.

GLEN COVE. l.. l.. May 16.-Aithough
. big held played to-day In the DOGGY
handicap at the Nassau Country Club
only four scores were turned In. The
winner was Henry Cape, who was . up.
and the others were u. r.. Tobey. I up {;
w. : richards. l down W. II. Childs.
! down.
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DeI-HfGh Club Dislikes CONFLICT.

The Dei-Iigh Kennel Club show,
which was to be held on June rs. has
been postponed until October. as the
club did not wish TO conflict with tho
Bide-a-wee Association show at Orange
on this date.
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SHEDD AND 0RDWAY WIN.
First In Their Classes IN
\rdslry URudicap.

Recommendations. May l5.-An
eight'"n hole handicap for b tn Glass
\ ana Glass u golfers WAS played to-
day at the Atds!ey club. J. n. Shedd.
with SS-l5. 20, won in Glass \. and
the Glass y leader was :. ~. Ordway.
with qs-21, 70. The scores:
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Glass Al y. shedd. S-i5. 20. J. p.
Clark, .in15. 20. 4. y. Robinson, eo-l:.
Meacham. s:-l:. so: F l. Eidrid~e,
95-l5, so.
class rs. II, ordway. es--2l. Is: j..
20; F. Forsythc, 9s-la. -; a. II Milc~,
l0l-is, -; : X. Kittredgc. iO2-i7. SIS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-16
VETERANS WHO Will HELP REVIVE CYCLE GAME HERE

Bobby walthour ,nbove) and
Jackie clark, old cnmpniRners
opening ~ the new sheepshead
Rny Nciodromr next saturday.
mite motor paced contcst and
CinrL III the three mattel
rncr. Both these men nre old ia
,oritcs. nmonu the most popular
s%pccdcrs In the Game.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-16

Howard Purdy. manager OF last year.
varsity crew, was elected n member of
the student board yesterday He will
represent the law school. which seeded
from the board two years ago.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-04-01
Unuttttg EupmtH

Friday night at the Princess Thea
tire there will be two very interesting
reels of the million Dollar Mystery"
and comedy and drama reel.
Saturday night the program will be:
Breaking In," a Vitagraph comedy
drama.
"Seen from the Gallery" an Edi-
son comedy.
"The Vision of the Shepherd" a
two-reel Selig drama.
Sunday night: "Cast up by the Sea"
a two-reel Kalem drama.
"Lord Cecil Intervenes" Lubin
drama.
sThe Fable of the City CRATER and
the Unprotected Rubes." an Essanay
comedy, being one. of George AIDES
popular Fables in Slang.
Thursday night special attraction:
Max Figman and Lolita Robertson,
supported by an all-star cast, present
"The Hoosier Schoolnaster" in five
parts. Nearly everybody has read the
book.