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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-28

There were 81 present in the
Presbyterian Sunday School last
Sunday and 40 we're reported alb
sent. Who says that every child
receives regular religious instruc-
ton.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-28
Mo DISCOUNT ON PIES.
Yet 1t Seemed as Though, Considering,
There Should Have Been.

Yet 1t Seemed as Though, Considering,
There Should Have Been.
Mrs. Hannah Fifer. a widow. who
earned her living by renting rooms for
light housekeeping. had the reputation
of being a shrewd manager and much
inclined to carry economy to the
farthest possible point. She was hard
working withal and seemed never to
reach the end of her daily labor. On
a certain day Mrs. Castle. one OF the
light housekeepers." finding a surplus
of time on her hands. kindly offered
to help Mrs. Nfer out with her over
flow of work.
We'll. If you feel like 1t. I wouldn't
care If you'd take hold and bake me
up a couple of pies" Mrs. Fifer con
coded. ''That'l help me a lot There's
a bowl of apple sauce that I'm afraid
won't keep If it amt used sooRr
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-28
LOSING A GOLF MATCH.
Just a Little Lack of Concentration
Once Defeated Travers.

Just a Little Lack of Concentration
Once Defeated Travers.
Writing oil golf in the American Mag
azine. Jerome ID. Travers suggests that
lack of concentration. particularly with
reference to keeping ones eye on the
ball. is the greatest cause of bad golf
playing. He says that to practice con
centrntion is very difficult, as he knows
from personal experience. He then
tells the following story showing how
he lost Il great match through this
fault:
81 know how hard this practice Is. 1
have always thought that but for
breaking this cardinal precept I might
have had a very good chance to beat
Hilton In 1911 at Apawamis-when the
English champion carried away our
chief amateur trophy.
in the morning round owe the first
eighteen holes l had been playing badly
and finished four down. Every one. in
Guiding Hilton. considered the match
all in and vel. But in the afternoon 1
started with a rush and won the first
three holes. leaving myself only one
down and well within reach. At the
next hole | had an easy TWO foot putt
to make to win my fourth straight hole
and square the match
Il have always thought that If | had
made that putt the odds would have
been in my favor. Now. in putting l
make it u set rule to look at the bali
until my club has struck the spot I am
looking ut have been able to do this
by constant practice of concentration.
But on this occasion ! had a down hill
putt. and | was overanxious And just
before my club struck the ball | looked
up. pushed the ball to the right Of the
cup and missed the shot. This upset
me for a moment. and 1 topped my
drive at the mex hole. losing 1t, The
combination. coming suddenly. restor
ed Hilton's confidence. which had been
ebbing away, and he got going again.
with the result that ! was beaten three
and two"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-28

After Mrs. Castle had begun work
Mrs. Fifer appeared with q supplement.
tary suggestion.
while you're about it." said she.
''mebby you wouldn't mind baking
four pies 'Twon't take any more coai
to bake four than two. and thatll be
q saving You can make the filling hold
out by having lots of juice to it"
Mrs. Castle agreed to the amend
ment and worked away industriously
until her task was accomplished. when.
wearied with her laborss she retired to
her own apartment
In a short time Mrs. Fifer's small
daughter. Peggy. appeared at her door,
MA says" reported Peggy. that
she don't b'lieve she'll be able to use
all them four pies before they dry out.
and she wants to know II you won't
buy two of EN- off her for 20 cents.
and she'd like the 20 cents right away.
please"
Mrs. Castle bought the pies. observ-
Ing to herself with a dry smile. "She
might have let me have two for Is
cents-considering."-Youth's Compan-
ion.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-28
For Pianos see ". Fl. Miller.

For Pianos see ". Fl. Miller.
Philip Schmierer was here from
Mitchell Wednesday.
Tie next number in the enter
tainment course will be given by
the Riner Sisters on February 9th
The basket bali team from the
Sprin gfeld Normal was here be
tween trains Wednesday on their
way to Aberdeen and Huron where
they will hold contests.
Ed. Smyth, who has been. en-
ployed in the harness department
at Birkinbine & Browns for several
years has been succeeded by Mr..
Rhodes who commenced work
Monday. Mr.. Bmyth left for III
home in Elk Point.
LOST-Tuesday noon, between
the school house and Mrs. G. j
Dicksop's home, a pair of glas. es
in. "a case. Finder please leave
same at New York Store and r.
ceive reward.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-28
Advice to STAGE Villain.

Don't go down to the scene Of your
crime in the last act" says Jerome x.
Jerome You always will do this.
We suppose 1t is some extra cheap ex-
cursion down there that attracts you.
But you take our advice and don't you
go That is always where you get
uabbed The police know your habits
from experience They do not trouble
to look for you. They 20 down in the
last act to the old hall or the ruined
mill. where you did the deed and wait
for you In nine cases out of ten sou
would get off scot free but for this
idiotic custom OF yours London
Standard
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-28
Beware Of Ointments for
That Contains Mercur,

4NfoI Ns5h
as mercury will surely destroy the
n of smell and completely derange
the whole system When entering IL
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians
as the damage they will do is ten fold
to the good you car. possibly derive
from them. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by F.. j. Cheney & Co,
Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and
is taken internally, acting directly up
on the blood and uco surfaces of
the system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. 1t
is taken internally and made in Toledo
Ohio, by F. ]. Cheney & Co. Test
monials free.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. Ohio
Sold by all druggists. '75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-28
Durable Case.

The widow tiilroy had Just told a
friend of her engagement
But. my dear Margaret" said the
friend. you don't really mean to tell
me that you intend marrying a man
you've only known for three weeks?"
"Oh, yes" replied the young widow.
Il can easily overcome that objection
in time. I hope to know him tolerably
well after we have been married a cou-
pie Of years. Philadelphia Record
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-28
Poor Place to Fall Out.

Through his megaphone one aviator
shouted to another:
Rise out Of M level. or. by the
great
"An right. all right" shouted the
other aviator. elevating his plane in
stanter. we don't want to fall out
here. do we?"-Philadelphia Bulletin.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-28
Gard Of Thanks

We wish to ex end thanks to
our friends in Scotland for theil
kindness and assistance at the bur
ial of our beloved mother.
CHAs BUSH & FAMILY
HARRY FoRRY
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-28
Safety Matches.

Did you know that there has been a
eugenic marriage act In force In Swe-
den for years and years?"
Il don't believe 1T"
Sure They IRE the pioneers IN the
safety mitch business ia that d
try."-Londnn Telegraph
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-28
CHURCH NOTICES

I'll Christian Endeavorers viii
repair to the hospitable home eof
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Herbert on
Friday evening for a social time.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-28

The EpwortE, League held lis
business meeting and bad a socl !
time at t..e home Of Mr.. and Mra
Wesley Brown last Tuesday ewes,
ing. As well as it being a League
meeting, it was u neighborhoo,i
gathering also ; every house on til /,
road north as lar as Geo. Steven
sons was represented. A pleasant
evening vas spent together with
the hope of returning again some
day.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-28

The 7th Of February is Christian
Endeavor day the world over.
The Presbyterian Society is max
ing special efforts for this day.
The morning service will be held
in their interest and a special pro-
gramme is being prepared for the
evening service.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-28

Rev. W. j. Calfree, who was to
begin Gospel meetings next Sunday
in the Methodist church, telegraph
ed Tuesday that he would come to
Scotland laser aud was engaged ut
another place at present. Services
however will be held at the usual
hours both morning and evening.
We extend an invitation to all who
do not attend any other church To
come and worship with us.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-28

Rev. Hayden Upton, pastor of
the church in Pipestone, Mimi !,
will preach next Sunday, January
81, both morning and evening in
the Presbyterian church at Scot
land.
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THREE WOMEN TIE FOR MEDAL.
Trio Of Leaders AZ shawnee Are
Philadelphia Golfers.

hHAwNEE, Pa, June 23.-Three
somen' all from the Philadelphia dis
net with scores OF 90. tied for the
Nedal IN the qualifying round of the
mTtatlon golf tournament on the links
the Shawnee Country club to-day.
.hsy We're Mrs. Ronald II. Barlow OF
Nerion, Mrs. Caleb +. Fox OF Hunt
asuoh Valley and Miss Eleanor Chand-
"' of the same club.
Miss Chandler and Mrs. Barlow both
a.i chances on the home green, but
,Aied on shor puts, whereas Mrs. Fox
brought OF a long one to get into the
"pIe tie. Several women from New York
re mere, but Mrs. Albert Macdonald of
.AIh0elf was the only one TO qualify
" 'he first eight. The scores
w, Caleb + Fox, Huntington Valley.
Nj Ny. Ronald n. Barlow, Merton, 90
~ hlsanor 4 chandler. Huntington Val
w Ms. A, X BiIlstein, Bala, lOl
N i-o'"n'" McNeely. Merton. l0i: Mrs.
y ,hAtry ,'.tSgn, Huntington Valley. 1Oi;
~ Al'.rt Mcdonald, plainheld, lOi, Mrs.
[ smith, North Hllls. lOI
,H,.oLI E'lhl-Mrs 3. X. Morrow, Great
49, lp', Mfs. j. Pryor Williamson. WI
,s.a're 10 Mrs. Florisn Krur, Engle-
i,o ~ ,N'ss o. ~Pickhardt, Englewood.
W.. MN'' Jeanette Storrs. scranton, III;
' " Randall, Fox INNS. ll2; Mrs. VIII
gi,l l. seaman, Richmond County. Tia:
r. k'nrit, Englewood, ll5; Mrs.
IN, mus Wilmington, H..
p.'gtH E.ghi Miss Irma Waterhouse,
II '',,-st'k ~, Mrs, O. II, Curtis, Green
10 N'.. j. J. singer. Greensburg.
e. '"nua G. ogden, Grecusburg,
" b Lawrence. Jr.. PlslnGcll,
". '.1." Farrolly, Englewood. l29
Ii'rhouse, Hack'hsack. 1874
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ewood Hall Gold Cup N6w Belongs to Jerry Taves-Xa and H~uad Fix Final Details of RgM
OFFICIALS FOR REGATTA
INSPECT THAMES COURSE
Referee Meikleham Arrives at New London and Will
Drill Yale and Harvard Crews in Racing Starts
To-day-Oarsmcn Do Little.

NEW LONDON. Conn. June 23.-The
final adjustment of the course on the
Thames for the Yale-IIarvard regatta
on Friday was made this morning by
+. Valentine Chappcll, chairman OF the
regatta committee. and W. A. Melkle-
ham of Columbia. the referee, who ar
rived at the training camps ut noon.
The trip over the course was made in
Payne Whitney's fast launch Tarpon.
Referee Meixleham will rehearse the
crews in starting tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock.
Chairman Chappell has announced the
official boats which will be used In con-
nection with the races. The judges
boat will be Commodore Morton II.
Plants yacht kanawha. The regatta
committees boat will be Earl Dodge's
Alacrity and the referees boat will he
August Bolinont's Scout. The demand
for tickets on the observation trains OF
both railroads appear 10 be almost un-
precedented. Local graduates OF Yale.
who had sent In applications for tickets
accompanied by checks have received
their checks back with a statement that
the supply of tickets IL exhausted. Sew
'AnA bhbNt HaNo lOulNu NiitlllStlNtN III
this p~redicament. Search on their part
to obtain tickets at the face price OF
50 so far has been unavailings Mr..
Chappell has devoted practically all OF
his tim for the past few days in ar
ranging the race prellminarics.
Acting Mayor Alton Il. Minor received
n communication from Washington to-
day stating hat Secretary of the Navy
Josephus Daniels and party will arrive
/ hnrA ENrtlnU ARNtn A, : sNn "a, 81.
Dolphin To witness the regatta. TIL,
Dolphin Will proceed up the river above
the bridge and anchor until after tn,
races.
Harvard's varsity crew started down
stream about 6 O'Clock this evening. q
cold and stiff northwest breeze kicking
up the highest waves seen on the Thames
River since the oarsmen arrived. Tn,
freshman and Junior varsity Fights fol
lowed the varsity at intervals OF Htteer
minutes. Coach Wray coached in III,
launch Pup. Every she'll was manned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-24
JAMAICA TURF JOTTINGS.

<.y b,,,1 vrl ne In evi3.rga a., IN.
.].n.ri,r ~ NugaIurt. Tho C.cyrlluI
- ,. VIII shtn ,igbt horse. from In,s-
town. y j.. to-day amt ,hcsp have been
prepared Tor the racing under the auspices
d.! the Queen, County Jockey club.
AZ. fJr..b r,.,rNt Nix 81 ErN,rks
sr.,. p I'm t-o.. S.,rk On account ~ +
"a .,.,Ir. and rho pr.ftnr V,s entered
IN ~. L.em,lrr co,ors i'm ttr rfth rs,c.
4 T. r,-m,n'. Gairss,roush WIS On
..,'.i tt"" .I"nrI AM, a,t,r ,,i.inr con.
-,.'r.,. tr,.tf. a.. tba .t4r. nrisi7.t 20
'.r behind that some or the spectators
Thought ne ran with the l'sA that he was
varmlag Up Tor the MIN.
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TENNIS SKIRT
BORDERLINE OF DEFEA
Three Matches in Quaker Ridge Tourney Are Pulled
Out of Fire When All Hope Seems Gone
Miss Wagner to Play Mrs. Wallach.

ner. Hanmett won the utst rel, at
6-4. and had the lead In tho second, at
100 ard t0--i5 He made two double
faults which brought the game TO deuce
and Hunter Won the game and eventu-
looked 10 have matters c!nched again
In the third set. when he started with
"a rush and led az 4 games to /. but once
more Hunter frightened up. and when
darkness compelled tHoI TO stop play
the erstwAile Cornelllan was IN tie lead.
at tt. Tho summaries
quaker RiJge Championship Womsn's
Slak les. Thiri RuUud-Nlss FLORENCE Bal
I'm defeated Mrs. Roys! Victor. -. %.
semi-anal ~Rourd-Miss Marie Wagner
H.. Mrs. Barger- Wallsch defeated Miss
Helen bernhard. So, "a.
Round-v u Ward defeated l.. IL. Cro,ey.
bowman. IS. 60 r. Hunttr v. 4.
u Hsmmett. I-c. iS-il. 7--6, unnnl sncd.
Fith koundMN. y. Ward defeated Il.
Championship Men. Double.. FIRST
R~ound-Bogers ana Black defeated Hen
derson ana James, G.. IS, G-f; FIX
man ana Behr Won from Adler and Cold
kempf defeated Or. S.unott and Lawyer.
90. Go
second Round-FiNman and Beh- de.
f-!,oi King and cannon, ID, So 6-s.
i~tnmphrios and ! Hartmann won from
Miss Elm Kahn ant NJ Goldman by de-
'.ui.. Mss VI Grove and J. ~ stein
Ntmpf won ftom NJ. aud Nr Cl-pih hy
Wti,e won from Miss J Leeoh ana II =
+.iles BY default.
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MOTORING TO NEW LONDON.
Route TO the boat Races Outlined
for tutomObiiists,

There will he many alumni of Har-
ward and Yale who will want to drive
thelr ears from the metropolitan dis
trict to New London for the boat races
tomorrow. The route Is published this
morning that they may have time To
consider whether they want 10 make the
"Trip. which covers about l2g miles. A.
the o save FOR dctours I'm A couple
OF towns is reported in GOOD shape. the
trip ordinarily would not take so very
long, There Is, however. to be remem-
hered that there will he plenty of other
cars on the road and that the local po-
lice authorities VIII he on the watch, so
hat excessive speed IL 10 be avoided
The road as outlined by the Auto
mobile Club OF Americas bureau Of
tours is part OF the trunk route 10
Boston. II goes by way Of the li5th
street bridge at the end OF Seventh ave
nue.. out Mott avenue and the Gram
Concourse. \ turn TO the right is made
at Fordham road and then straight on
felham Parkway, over the Barlow
nd and past Travers Island to New
Rochelle. The road leads then throue I
Larchmont. Mamaroneck and Port Ches-
ter TO Greenwich. The road follows
through Stamford, Darlen. Norwalk.
Nestport. Southport and Fairfield to
Bridgeport. This IN about nfty-elght
miles out. The road goes on through
Stratford and Milford into New Haven.
To go from New Haven TO New Lon
don, which is about lfty-four miles,
from College street 30 cast on Chanel
street with the trolley. Turn right with
the trolley into Ferry street and then
bear right leaving the trolley, go!n-
through East Haven and Branford T.
Guilford. The road goes by way OF
Madison, Clinton. Westbrook. Old Say
brook. old Lyme and East Lyme to
New London.
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NEW ROCHELLE, June 2S-Three play
ers IN the Quaker Ridge championship
tennis tournament al the New
Rochelle Tennis CUB were within an
ace OF being defeated to-day. but man
aged 20 s;nve Of the impending dis
aster. In the third round Of the women's
singles Ms. Royal Victor came within
one point OF defeating Miss Florence
BALM Ia the twelfth game of the third
set. hut was beaten out. al @ 2-6,
81
1t so turned out that Miss Balm. after
having the close call with Mrs. Victor.
had to experience defeat later after be-
ing herself within an acc OF winning.
In the semi-nna! round she met Miss
Marie Wagner. tho New York state
champion. and thrice came within Il
point Of beating the Hamilton Grange
girl. only to lose out, ~ 6-l. 20,
IL. Miss Waguer's victory puts her
IN the final round aga!ns; Mrs. Barger-
WalIach, who climbed through the somi-
anal by eliminating Miss Helen Bern
hard IN straight sets, AZ t., Is.
Francis r. Hunter. former Cornell
player, was IN the shadow Of defeat a,
the hands 81 Alfred H.. Htmmetj. but
anne out ut The shadow. Hunter,
rally was even more remarkable ,nau
that Of either Miss Balm or Miss Wag.
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CoyN0LLY's rs BEST SCORE.
Leads Field In Hudson River Golf
Cha Observation-Disclosures Next.

p.,,s,nrs Y v Tuna oa-Stua-+ n
cnnroIIv NJ the boue club led the field
80 =, ~ ,naiiT,,ns ro,ra 90 ,ha
fourteenth annual championship OF the
Hudson River Golf Association over the
go a., w. pn.,,an1 Coun,-y c,uh
Tie former metropolitan Junior cham
30, made a Is. which won the medal
nv marg,r ~, ,orr s,roL.s uis ,ard.
Q! d margin OF iour strokes HIS caru'
Stuart d. Connolly. Rockland:
on. Z & as
Ia, s-i0-7s
Charles V. Benton OF Saegkill vas in
second plaoe with an s., and the third
- "a, -. Co... pronn
nan on the iist was ShaTles H. bro"h'
also OF Saegkill, a former Hudson River
ehampion. His score WAS SO. The ton
80 q. -, a., w,o.n..,. on Ga a.
naih IN the nrst sixteen was 80 ana hNe
golfers with that total tied for the last
,lace The tie will be PLAYED off to-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-24
LATONIA RACING RESULTS.

First Rac"-ScllinF maiden thrce-year-
olis; mile and 20 vard,-Syrian, io2 ,Grif-
nm. 81, so, SOLO and 81 80, won: Pros
pnl. Reach romhcr. lIf tGan2). S3GO.
third. Time. l;ii 80. Hussiln, Toner, Sir
william Wadswor,h's Last. Noiseless,
ton TOP also ran
second Rnce-Three-year-o'ds and up-
vp"d. six furlprgs Joe Roscunrld. 1893
,ctrncr,, S3.3o, g. 20 AMI s. 40, won; RIO
Br,1u.. 100 tO'Rrlau', t-.30 and 81. 10. sec
uud, Gnbrio, l0S GENTRY, $3.50, third
Time. ~, Alkanc'. Etheldo, Aston and
Third Race-rursc for Niles; two-ycar-
olds; ~" furlonEs Jacoht, los CTayIor),
%,GentryD, s3.eo and SEQ, second; Mollic
Elliott, ~ Garnell, 81. third. Time.
100 40, Gypsy Blair and Margaret y
Fourth Racc-Tho Harold stakes; colts
aud geiiings; -ycar-o'd~. nve f%urlonrs
-Hulsr, i2S ,keoghl, So 80. $3.50 aul
,StirllngD. $40, thiri, Time, 100 "a,
Jerry, Big Smoke, Thormwood ana Dr.
Firm RACE and upward;
selling nurse $500: one mil" and three
sixtccnths-ENpectation % ,Gprnerl, 81 80,
Stirling, $40 and 500. srcnnd. John
Rcarlon, lO7 CMcrnhrl. s2.g0, third. Time.
1858 81, cold color and Jack kavanaugh
sixth Race-slx furlongs; umc"-ycar-olds
and upward, selling; purso .GOO-Char-
mouse, lO6 CGcntryp, 81 10, s 20 and sl.iO.
won; Iaughorno, l07 CEooghD sl7GO and
sll 80. second, Surgot, los ,o'BricnD. $40,
third. Time. l:i3 l.6. Day Day. Rect
! procity, Whims. Lack Rose, Stoncwood,
i.lrka aud Quctd also ran.
seventh RIc"-Ore mile aui onc.sixtecnth
. rre- ycar-olds and upward; selling: purse
S60O-Aois, lOi DirihinJ, %ll,7O. $500 and
St.20, won; old Ben, l01 (CarnorD, 81 and
s. so, second; Allcdo, % N.apalloD, SIC, 20,
third. Time, Lao pa, Wryncck, Hcr-
muda. Martinos. Bank Bin. Dundreary and
Rare also ran.
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with its regular crew and AL athletes
in camp were pronounced IL by br.
Young. The crews did little work, pad
ding down stream about two miles and
hurrying back to near a band concert
which u been arranged at Red Top.
While Harvard was making merry
Sales camp wore a deserted pok
Coaches NiCkalls and Giauinni and q
Few visitors In camp had ouc to DIN
aboard Payne Whitney's huusehoat
CIpltiva lying of Broadylew. half OF
the varsity squad We're ON stroll through
the village and the rest wcr" Indoors
playing their favorite game of piuEpong.
The loss OF two baseball games IN AS
many days seemed to cast "A gloom over
the Eli camp.
The makeup OF Yele's Eentlemen's
eight Will not be definitely known until
Tomorrow afternoon just before the
race with Harvard. Barnum. cDNswain
In the 1913 boat, Is to steer the shell
tomorrow and Jack Appleton, stroke In
last years varsity crew, has been se-
lected to take that position tomorrow
\ ali hour before the gentlemcn's
crews have their half milo race the
freshman o Will row for one mile.
fnlc's varsity ana freshman Fights
went above quarters in the still waters
or the Cove this evning. Coach Nickalls
following In the launch Blngo. Coach
Gianinui also ook tho second varsity
crew M the river. All the boats wer,
back I'm the b~oathouse inside Of an hour
Tho varsity and freshman Fights tried
a few racing starts before returning.
Captains Murray and S~turtevant met
Referee MciSieham at Nalos- quarters
his afternoon and n half hours con,
ference was held. No changes are re.
ported Mt lalc's camp and capt. Sturte,
vent said tonight all the oarsmen stu
we're In good shape.
The fleet of yachts in both upper ant
lower harbors continues TO increase n
size every hour. The latest arrivals are
Steam yachts kauawha, Cynthia, Agaws
n Already, schooner yachts Consteila.
ton, Queen. Crusader Y, Iroli,a, TIN
ondra, Savarona. Elena, intrepid. Mari
eta and Constant. yawl Iris. sloor
yachts Resolute. Doris. Alice an,
AcuShla, power yachts Kestrel IT. ant
Bostontan and houseboats Santanta ant
Ava.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-24
CALIFORNIA RIDER IS FIRST.
Hans Ohrt Leads Amateurs Iva Hair
Vile at Newark N~cIodromc.

NEWARK. y. ], June 23.-Hans Oh-t.
the young California sensation. won the
hAtf milo amateur championship at the
Ne!odrome to-uigh,. finishing nrSt IN a
ft.d Of four. riding from third pos don
ir the last lap Tho victory put Ohrt
on an even footing with Tin sullivan
uf New Haven a. the head OF the anna
tcur point table. Each has r points.
John Stlehle of Newark won tho two
thirds mile amateur handicap from the
sixty yard mark.
Cesar Moietti. the Italian, defeated
Harry Kaiser of The Bronx In a one
mile match race which had one dead
heat and one spin. Alfred Grenda cap.
turcd tho fve mile professional cham.
p.onship. putting him first In the cham
p,onshiH race with ~ points. Rege e
Mcnamara was second. Bob Spear
third and oscar Egg fourth. Frank
Kramer and Alfred Goullet were OUT
side the points. The time WIS . min.
uteS - con