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thought needed and would receive it
in an honest spirit
We can never see father on earth
again, bnt let us live as he lived
and meet him ia the land of the
blA,sei
His remains were laid to rest in
the old family graveyard, in the
presence of large number of rela-
liveS and friends. The funeral ser
vice was cog1ucted by Rev Henry
Fowler, one Of his brethren in the
church,
We all desire to thank our friends
and nel.hborS for The many kind
nesseS shown Us in the sickness and
death Of father
A precious one from Us is gone,
a voice We owed is -tlled;
a place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
Father thou vast meek and lowly,
Gentle rs the summer breeze;
Pleasant as the air Of evening,
As it floats among the trees.
Peaceful be thy gentle slumber,
Peaceful in the grave 50 low;
Thou no more will Join our number,
Thou no more onr songs shall know.
Goodbye, dear father, 1t is hard
to give thee up, but some sweet day
we will meet in the land of peace
jov and love, where there will be NJ
more sad partings. A Son, }. VIC.
Prof. G. " Moothart of Farming
ton, Mo. is receiving strong SollClta
tons from different sections of thi!
congressional district to make the
race for congressman in the COMING
election. Mr.. Moothart has beer
calculating on making the race 70
State Auditor and just a, this tim,
he has not fully decided as to whicl
race he shall make. We have thi
to say for him-he is fully qualifie,
for either of these positions all
would make a strong candidate o.
the denoctatic ticket, which wa
proven in the past election by tn
race that he made for represents
tive.-Desloge Sun
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OPEN MOTOR BOAT SEASON.
First Races of Year Held Over
Hudson River Triangle.

Speed and consistency contests
marked the opening of the racing sea-
son for the New York Motor Boat
Club on tho Hudson River yesterday.
The programme a made UP of events
for power boats OF four classes and
tho races were run over a three cor
iered course near the clubhouse at
l47th street. The Eastern Star. owned
by f. L.. Finch. was the winner of the
contest for boats having n speed OF bet
for the eight mile course was % min
utes 20 seconds. quite a bit better than
II. II. Dill's Maynard, which followed
her home.
The second class event. for boats hav-
Ing a speed of ten miles or less, was
won in 40 minutes 80 seconds by l.. II,
ulrich's +. N. Shark over a course of
Ave miles. The Rance, owned by A. NJ,
Coyle. was second across the line In this
feature. w. Il. Thomas owned the
winner Fabius. In the class for open
boats that do better than nine miles an
hour. Tho Fabius went over the eight
mile triangle in Al minutes 40 seconds
Harry Aliens Geneta nosed her way
home before the others In a five mile
race for cruisers that do nine miles
or less by covering the course In 81
minutes 81 seconds. A relay rae with
three boats to a tearl was won by the
Blues with Arthur Facht's Blondy,
Harry Aliens Geneta and III. II. Dill's
Wayward. u. l.. Finch. W. iiornbeTses,
c. II. Dugliss. Jr., w. Scherer, i. c,
Temkin and C.. Firth were tho regatta
committee
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Miss Cassel and Miss Byur.tsdt:
4 ! Q Z 40
Mira Miles and Mics wildey;
RENz'S RECORD WON'T STAND.
Officials Fail to Comply with
Track Masurcment Rule.

Eddie REM of the Mocha wk A. c. won
the five mile handicap AT the meet of the
Walkers Club OF America. heia at Ma
combs Dam Park yesterday morning.
His performance was a reoord breaking
one, but as was the case with Koleh-
msinen's fifteen miles the figures will
not stand. as the officials had failed
to comply with the new measurement
rule. Renz's time was 81 minutes ~
seconds, against the record OF IS minutes
. seconds made by w. II. Purdy in 1850.
Louis Liebgold won the Old Boys
handicap from scratch. He was hard
pressed by w, T. Allen, who being Atty
years old Is eight years more W an odd
Boy than Louis. The third man. A.
Arnold, is forty-eight. while Jim Hook
ing, who finished fourth, Is sixty years
old. The summaries:
Three Mile Walk. Sovioe-won by
Watson. Walkers CLUB. second; f. Green
berg. Walkers Club. third. Tina. ~ min
utes 80 l-5 seconds,
Prizes for form also were awarded TO
J. Farrell, Bronx Church House; A. Cpv'no
unattached. and A. Stritch, Long Island
Three Mile Ola Boys" Handicap-won
by Louis Liebsold, scratch; W. 7, Allen,
Pastime A. c., scratch. second. A. Arnold,
Pastime A. c.. scratch. third. Time. -
minutes rs seconds.
Five Mile, H~ArdcAp-Won by L. Rsnz.
attached, 9 minutes 80 seconds, second; X.
T., Hearns, New York A. C., . minutes a
seconds, third. Time 81 minutes "a
seconds.
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DIDN'T KNOW EXPERTS
ALLOWED NO CHANCE
So Mathey and Le Roy Go On
and Spank Veteran Duo
Of Tennis Realm.

]ARaoRouG y. Y. May 2S.-Robert
lie Roy and Dean Mathey, a newly
formed combination, defeated the vet.
eran team of Harold II, Hackett ana
Fred g.. Alexander In the final round
of the doubles at the sleepy holloW
Country Club here to-day. The win
n.rs took the match in convincing style
at 7--5, 6-s, 60, and this after the
veterans had taken the measure or the
Eastern doubles champions, GustaVe r.
Touchard and Watson NJ. Washburn, In
straight sets at 6--3, Ga. In the semi
final,
Le Roy and Mathey were not given
an outside chance of winning ny toi-
lowers OF the game, but they evil
IDENTIFY did not know this, for they went
right ahead and won. Their teamwork
was almost as good as that OF the
veterans. but their forte was In lobbing
and soft driving TO the base line. This
kent Hackett and Alexander on the
iump and by the time they reached
The third set the old timers were pretty
tired.
A number of defaults In the singles
narrowed down the field until there
was only one match In the third round
TO be played. Mathey won this from
Le Roy at 6-3. 6-3. and then lost
IN the seml-Hnai " ioueNau "
"a, Alexander beat Washburn In the
other semi final at e., IS. 6-3, and
will meet Touchard In the Anal to-mor-
row. The summaries:
Mems Invitation Singles. Second Round
Louis Graves won from King Smith BY
Third Round-ouatays y. Touchard wor
from Theodore r. Pell by default; Dear
MsthsyT defeated Robert Le ROY, 80
G. Inman by default; Watson NJ Wash
burn won from Louis Graves BY default,
defeated Dean Mathey, 81 g.: Fred Il
XIsxander defeated w. N. washburn. Ct
Man. Doubles. semf-nnal Round-ToberI
La Roy and Dean Mathey won from ". NJ
Hall and King Smith by default y, II
Hacked and II. H.. Alexander defeated
dSstsvs y. Irouchsrd and W. n, Wash
oussS. "a; I'D. l.. Roy and d. Ma,h.,
Asfcated III. II. Hsckett and r. b. Alex
sndsr, rs. s-s. 60.
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Laqun Tennis Matches on Many Courts Furnish Some Surprising Upsets
FIELD DAY FOR ROSENBAUM.
wins Three Matches In str sets
for Loss ~ ~ Games.

Or. william Rosenbaum had a field
day of II yesterday at the New York
Lawn Tennis Club tournament on the
club courts at Columbia Oval. He
climbed right out through to the round
before the semi-fnals. winning three
stralgh' matches In six consecutive sets
and with tho loss Of only twelve games
In a total OF ~forty-nine played Dr.
Rosenbaum was tho only competitor TO
get out pas me third round. although a
goodiy hummer Of matches were finished.
The summaries:
New York Lawn Tennis club. open.
Roser5agin defeated z. l.. Won Bsrauth.
e--S. 81. Dr. a. W. waite defeated a. II
Woods 90. s-s. e.. Z. u. Cro!ey de.
ctewa'' deten. ed franklin p Adams. C..
.. Nile e. Gtsn, Seseated T, ]
Mckee, s.! e--2. " Kelsey Wood de.
asii det.a."sd i'N waih', +! -, 45"nGi,
Pau. =. Trennor '-'sa:tt A. r.
.tawbie.. -: s-i frank Pisnlsani
Non rom tlisea- 'ioan p. .hs!,ut,. Ar
s-9; Guy bsinck-rhor defeated 4. Y. Yer
kerk ga. S., Or waisc" KRUGER won
w fss,e. Nssirs1 eEy cent aamona
81, IS vsntrrs,. word Won 'ram q
Grenz by default: A 3 insersoii won
aoRIPf 4...aiSeSdn p Il, E i Fc, 0y sa assl' "a Ale"
second Round--fneo Hartmann de-
teatei Alien .Tooey. al 60; Or william
wyii' {. orsns ast:s..a &: p stewart.
,r!nn.lI s-S.-nns. s g0ga p Ssi'f T.. Tr, "a II
d'fesisa = pt:n,sanL 40. IS Arthur
-. s12; .vandsrollt Ward defeat.d A. s
.nse'solL "a. - 80 A. N Hyde
Third aoundLpr'D OWN %iiiism ny Gs o.ur
defeated lingo Hartmann. al, -
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MURPEY'S HORSES TO FORE.
show Way To speedwn stars Dew
yer md Glover Patch.

There we're several reversals OF form
a. the third matinee ~ the season on
me HARLEM Speedway Yesterday. A a
Jesuit James 4 Murphy's nominations
..orei o double victory In the : o5
lass pacing his hay geld.ns oakland
BOY won IN straight heats from Nathan
S'raus'e Denver. and later in fast pace
Of the : :03 clase Coast Marie from the
Murphy stable won over I. V. Hunt
brown mare Clover Patch In taxing
The measure Of Denver In the second
heat Oakland BOY travelled the half
nile IN I .p2ii. while Coast Marie was
.mei In ! .03i4 defeating Clover Patch
In the deciding heat The summaries
l:i3 o!as-, tro:ung
BLY, MScana. 81 9 g. : T.nd,l.....i
Titns--l:ii, l:lix
1915 class. tro'ting:
Psr #. ss-i ~ : NJ 4 h,t oNein, ! !
T'me-ll7 ii5'.. 1'i5b
Tramp 1Heir. + i. "a. Muuady) ......l !
ENu.:hnt, ur T.. y. Gilmore ...."..... .
Jim y, b. < - Pancrl!ng) .........2 3
homer Oh. fsimt. " T q. it:.,'"'''"'
erirH', pirscty' SjK. & &C. H,swa.-cn,.. :
"'''I" TTime-inaiHss. iit:o5s&2r,' Iii.
1907 class. trottiuE:
cc9 9s. n E25. h s IS ! + 4 k%f.nr.ay,, ! !
~ q Mckinney. Ga g ~. sullivan 3 .
Bisiau. Big tE. o B!nzenl .....i 4
TIms-i:05. i.05A. 1905.
1907 class, pacing:
Bur.r Brown. b G. Nv. C..
oiBrisn Boy. = iE Shoe. :
H.r;hS. /. m. ~. J. o%Nei,ij. - , !
T~ine-l:o9i5, 1904 l:otn, l:o5A
Oakland BOY. b. e -. sruith)........ /
Denver. gr. y j sullivan. ........2 2
Time-l:07. l:ocA.
l;0e olAsA trott.nE:
KITTY Oakland. ~. IN. 20.
Emily H. b. N. Il. y Hunt. i !
Aco@ , g O. O. n,nSsT!
1:il class. tro'ting:
Laura rlrk.r, ca. n. ~ DuTy)...t !
Humboldt. ~ 6 -. Ne'nN ......l 2 q
KiPpewa, Nr. r % F"rI'l .....r.2 ? .
lie" wilson, =. 2 tR Jl.oo)......S 4
Time-':ost. l.p'A, 1904
Coast Marie b'k m j. arn'.h) .,.....l !
Glover Fa.ch Or II Il. y. HUNT 80 :
TiUe-i 'lus. l'03h,
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

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gath J y Moore, Lee Macs atty NJ,
SID ~ N. GO: so Eva = "a ,v. acxioct.j.nnis
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LENoX Az, 3 e cor lls,h 1t. r%iiixas
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Leopold cohn. al Park az $4,000
md ssv nsnk - Chambers ct, at,y
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Robert sllveEman TO Jas y Rosenberg,
tru. ?74 W 7sd ~ attys. weschier & x
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BRONX TENNIS CROWN
FOR VANDERBILT WARD
Outcome Not So Surprising AS
Way Steinkampf Loses in
Straight Sets.

Vanderbilt Ward captured = leg on
80 Bronx championship singles cup
'esterday AZ the courts Of the Bedford
rark Lawn Tennis Clue - defeating
! II Ste'nkempt IN straight sets AZ
S., 81. "a Tia outcome was
somewhat Of q surprise, fo- although
a few expected 10 see SteinSampf beaten
they did not think TIM, ne would sue
cumo 20 easily. Hts game throughout
nc tournament had been OF the highest
caltbre and he furnished one OF the
h.Cgest upsets OF the season IN his
straight set victory over $. II. Noshell.
last years champion. IN the scmi-hnal
round.
steinRamps won me toss and elected
TO serve and carried OF the opening
game OIL his own delivery. Tho second
game went 70 Ward. but Steinkampt
took tho lead on the next. With Ward
serving on tho fourth. the score was
evened up again. and Il looked AZ n
tho Lead was going to keep seesawins
back and forth for the remainder OF
the afternoon. for Steinkampf appar-
emily had the nth game won He
played loosely. however. and allowed
Ward to bring II 10 deuce. II wen to
deuce times before n decision was
reached. and II was Ward who won Il.
He continued MS winning streak then
until he had tho score al 4 love IN the
second set as we'll as the first set IN.
making n total of nine straight games,
S~teinkampf finally broke the streak
by taking the nth game OF tho second
sot on his own service. but ne los: the
next two games. The loser started the
third 80, with Il victory and was In The
lead at 3 20 2. but lost four straight.
finishing the match, The summaries:
Bronx County Championship, Mems
Singles, Final Round-vanderblit Ward
defeated J. II. steinkampf. "a. 81. e-S.
The point secret
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y sfitY%'PEE <. 6 4sa9-'Fs', ~ d +; a LEU T
Elks League Starts seri~s.

The Elks Interstate baseball L-ag7ie.
composed ~ Eihs from hts city, The
Bronx, Queens r New Jersey. opened
ITS baseball season Yesterday In Bay
oune, y. j.. the home team defeated
Bronx by the sore OF a 70 Z. Mayor
Garven tossed u the nrst ball, Tho
Broolelyn Lo'ue defeated jersey CITY
by - 20 7 IN Jersey CITY. and in Queens
tho Paterson team defeated Q%ueenboro
by & to 3. In Newark the New York
Lodge won from Newark by 10 20 II.
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Siesley and cubosssa Tie.

or. Charles M. Niesley and o.. C. Gu.
sSsaus tied In the handicap for the Red
S.ook cup at the Great Neck Golf Club
,s.*sdsy. Their scores wera s1-l+, II,
~, u, v'--2o, ~, respectively. r. A. Nor
~. and Thurston V. Ely were tied for
%.a with IS net each. Morrow's card
NJ Wis. rs, and Ely's was ST.. rs.
as DAY, Other r' soorss vsrs W. clifford,
"-'s' ". and G zisG1ss. 49,, q.
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rordham Crews to Race.

Coach Mulcahy will match his Ford
ham prep and Fordham freshman crews
against zach. other for a mile brush on
the Harlem tomorrow The Maroon
oarsmen are going at a fine clip and the
time of this race will determine the
weeks rowing schedule. The prep will
have three lengths start on the fresh
men.
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>rrCHANICs' LIENS.

MORTON ST. Q and 10 Goldberg =
sur.. Inc, Ggt E'tl,e ~ Miriam I Trigx.
owner Robert IA Vale. contractor SEQ -
isT Az. eSs.-Rerger Mfg 20 at Jacob
Brucker ana A'nslia l. Brucker. owueis.
J BrJcker ...y So
s7TH ST. lbl v-Phillp Goidwasser agt
Carlos l. Hsnriaues, owner and con
NEW 81. il. ana Broaiway. 4.-B.rnerS
Greenwood Co ogt standard OU co.
owner. John W Cooney CO, contrlg
51H Az. ri-Hornlrl Gr.cnwooi' g. az
Murray H!i Investing Co. Inc, owner.
John W Coorer Co. contractor s4'37
SD ST, 6 p--pernard Greenwood 60 ast
Young Mems Christian Assn. owner;
77D ST.. ~ v-P-rnsrd Greenwood % ar-
Edw " Browning. owner; John W
Cooney -. cortrs Tor. ......... sH -
7sp IT, l26 W-K"ruerd Greenwood GO
agt Etw " Rrowr'ug, owner; John W
CoOurv Co, contractor. ......... .s24 ~
T2p ST rs Barnard Greenwood 90
sFt Edw W BrownlHg. owner; John "
Cooney Co, contractor. ,..,..... sSil2
beTH ST. 200 W. Electric Installation
O. Hst Sol Bloom. owner; contra
tor ''''.'tt '.'.. ''t'.'....', sS,7o5, 70
Bronx.
az, s;yli.s Vio'.nso P.lmi.ri sr
I.oni- satridle, owner ana contra.
PROSPECT Av, :, whole ttio.clk IRON,
be lsf:h and ls-th cts. lt0S2oo-Giu-
.epp. Frlfi art Augs, Construction co.
Inc, owners and contractors ...., 1907 SIS
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new laid egg. The
delicate adjustment
in the balance OF
the game is ruiy
remarkable. and IL
Is doubtful IL there
Is another o In
which there has
been so little
change In the rules
or the implements
and methods Of
play az In tennis.
Even the American
service, with its
terrific attack as
recently perfected,
has not yet forced
any change In the
rules. and the best
students OF the
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CHAMBERS DOUBLE WINNER.
Aev"nc~s In singles and Pstrs OF
Harlem Tennis.

Charles Chambers reached the hnal
mand in the Harlem Lawn Tennis Club
"afnament singles and the semi-nnal
" doubles yesterday, In the singles he
disposed OF H, II, Manchester In straight
sss IN the semi-hnal round at Go. 81.
saa Will meet the winner Of the Ben
!smn NJ Phillips-Vanderbilt Ward
mach IN the final round for the cup.
In the doubles Chambers had Ben
amin F, Dwight for q partner. and
Sveee two downed !, weinstsin and C.
1aacs IN the fourth round at 80, e..
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.


v:RM1tyTA AZ . lT s ASsSrm,
TfEo. isI Bwsy '..'..' '...... 81 ooo
WHITEHALL st. 81. m,ga on lease. g..
Aug 80. lai7-SnmIel SCheirer and auo
. Morris Krim; ATTY. REM weiss 80
rETH ST.. - e ~, av. 'it s,lSoiL
MAJ IS. ItH9-Iars NsCArtIs 80 Jno y
Braty, exr: ATTY, Germnn-American r v
r. 8 . 60. - Nassau -. ........s i.6on
SrEBBT%S Az, y " cor l70fh 81. .>n
loo-Sov 20. isIi--Nartin ! on1 CAcslia
Y CrerAu to Rsllewood C3rst CO, 30
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SIXTEEN QUALIFY AT OAKLAND.
Field Doubled in Play for Prrsi-
dent Davfe-'s Cup.

Play IN the qualifying round for the
cup presented M President Davies of
the Oakland GOLF Club began Saturday
and was concluded Yesterday. Although
the original conditions set the figure ~
contestants 70 qualify FOR match play at
eight such Interest was manifested IN
the event that sixteen wero allowed 20
qualify. Seymour johnson returned the
low ret score. u.
Lieut. Walter x. Dunn. who ma. won
tho championship ~ me club for the
last two years. had the lowest gross
score. 81 He also finished second IN the
net score column. The match play
rounds will continue at weekly intervals,
The scores
w sSf,ymoPKr b 1"nn"0qi tslI-.s, I; Lev.
Frnley. a5-ls, I'D. n carpsn,eT,
Dr. W s Brown. s6-le, IS W V
swords Sa--io, ~. j V Graham. eo-l,.
20. : II Thorne. 2n--il. "a :. p. Ke-vi~
a. ~ W. II. smith. e5--it 81 craig
colgate, 90, 81 T l. SAWYER, p6-li
=. w. u Donnell sf-l5. 81; F. W
H,"'knaP. lo3-2i' So; F F de- Rhar.
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l6TU ST n = ?sfI 'Nth av. asxs7
ami 10Th ~. Az W-Emii'o Horfman es
James ? ann et Al Mction to set
aside co~nv-yancel' atty-, stern. Barr &
TYLER
l-7D ST, sac r-R'rhura w~ackerhsgen
~ Uar'c wcinrarr 81 al forcclos mtEeI,
atty, $ n pollnk
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MAX MARST0NS SIDE 8 UP.
Gain Advantage Over Ira vers and
Partner in First Round,

SHORT HILLS, ~. j.. May 2s.-Max
Marston and Wharton Green had three
holes the best OF II to-day in n 3s hole
friendly four ball golf match at Bal-
tusrol with Jerome u. Travers and Pau,
Scarrett. Marston and Green were I
up In tho morning round and I down
after lunch. Tho best Individual round
was a rs by Travers the second time
around. The best ball cards:
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NJ J. PARMl.Y PAnET.

New theories and new methods OF
play In tennis are as scarce as hens
teeth. and those that are sound are
almost AZ scarce az the teeth Of a
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WADSwORTU ~. Louis Cantor 4.
al agt Bristol Realty co ct al. Nov (
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PROsPFcr Az W ., whole block from,
bet ldGth ana l6Tth s,s, loON.OO-
Richard J. Thihaut Inc, agt Angel CON
struct!on CO, Inc ct a, Jan H. 1915, $500
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REAL Isr,Irroh-.Lron r>CnANGr

HANr f0u- lots IN Youkers suN'cr' y
BANK mortgage 'y- 1000, VII -xrN1rr.
mon'o. nni pnv aITarcnces Address
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REAL Estate FOR EXCHANGE.
MAINTAIN.
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SEW JIRsry REAL rsrArr q SAFE.

Rutherford. Y $500 down Nps 'hfs
re- i-.1,n N0uso VITA ai me r0wfpr's - a
suburban home Photo pr gl 4. J. |rnt.
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TO.DAY's BELMONT PARK CARD

Second Rsce-The Plattsdae Handionp, for
ihr,e.year'olds and upward: SIX and ( half
iurlonre. main course.
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..NFTF wis ny : UP NNW J W VT".
O' coursc stymies might have altered
ne result II tho two golfers Rad been
equally engaged in a match. but they
are not considered in making the COM
parlson- one thing that the cards seem
% show IL that after all match play
tns amateurs game and medal play
- the stronghold Of the professional.
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Members NJ the New York News.
paner Golf Club will he the guests OF
he Siwanov Country club to-day,
Last year the newspaper golfers vis-
led the Mount Vernon links and had
such an enjoyable time that the field
,o.day is likely TO be the biggest of the
season.