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$50 Yard Walk. 1870 Pound Orass-won
by ID Greenfield. Yorkviiie. {. Lew. YorL'
vile. second NJ, o'Mears, Chelsea, third
Potato Race, IS Pound C1ass-won nv
=, K.leinan. West F%ifty-ninth street. y.
kiatshow. Columbus, second: p. Lamantia,,
John Jay. third. Time O:?O.
eco Yard Dash. ITO Pound Oias-Won
by H.. Rothschild. .Yorkyiii-: u. Boiin'
clinton, third, Time, o;26 10, WV
Sack Race, SIS Pound Ciass-wou nv \
Fishbone. Hamilton Fish: T. Lynch.
CueensOoro, second; j. Aronysn, 81,
Gabriel. third, Time. 0;lO. "
one Mile Run-Won by II. Cash, De witt
Clinton. !. Herman. greensboro, second
r. Carr, 81. Gabriel, third. Time, Sis
Running High Jump, ITO Pound CIass-
Won by II. Cohen, greensboro. with 4 feet
lll2 inches, O, Stera. Hamilton Fish. .
feet II inches, second; q. Birdie, Seward
4 feet 10 inches, third.
~ Pound Shot Put, 40 Pound Glass
Won by NJ, Cohen, Seward, with 3s feef 7
inches. II. KATE, Thomas Jefferson. 10 fee,
. inches. second II Anzalom.. Thomas
Jefferson. 80 feet I inches, third
Running Broad Jump, 1870 Pound clas,
Won by u, Dolan, Jasper Oval, With is
feet inches; ". Finochaheaso, hudson
with is feet Iis inches. second; T. Martin
Thomas Jefferson, with II feet inches.
Point Score-Yorkyii4. "a. oueensooro
lS: West Fifty ninth street. 10; 81. Gahri.l'
y: De witt clinton o. Hamilton Fish. a,
Seward, 6; Thomas Jefferson, s; Jasper, 5;
Tompkins Square. .. John Jay. /.
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M0NTCLAIR LINKS CROWDED.
Big Fields Turn Out 10 Play In
Holiday Events.

MoSTcLArR. y. J., May 3l.-At the
Montclair Golf Club links to-day the
programme included morning and after
noon sweepstakes and "A thirty-six hole
competition with selected eighteen holes
TO count. The finals for the MAY tour
nament in Glasses d and c were also
run of. In the former Ralph Starrett
beat c. D.. Alling. 1 up G. l. Cairns
beat Percy Allen. l up, in the Glass G
event. The scores in the sweepstakes:
Morning. Glass Al. NJ. Robinson.
S5-l2. rs; G. J. Turner. ST. Is. W.
Ramsey. Sill. 70: W. f Marcus, Jr..
So. IS. J. b.. Batten. ss-il. -.
class BE. II. Wells, 9.-lS. -. 7. T..
Oliver, e3-is. IS: p. G. Hall. 9c-is. 7s:
c: g A,lins' SIS. IS: IL. L. Delano'
cls.. CT G. Bradiey, ST.: So G.
20. IS: l.. NJ. Bsinbridge. $50. -
Afternoon. Clas. Az. T.. Donohue, s5-
s. ~; James HodEson. s3-6. ~; J. l..
simmsns. St. IS: p. l.. Gallagher.
$50. ~.
Glass B-F c Hail. s.-is. -. + n.
stearns. sO-is. -; J. Noyes. ss-ii. IS.
e Drosie' Jr, si-l5. IS. q. ID Brans-
Glass &C r. Christie. Jr, 1905. a.:
l0&-?S. IS.
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HARTspALE. y. V. May 3l-A
th!rty-slx hole handicap lasting all day
and ball sweepstakes in the morning
INC afternoon were played to-day nj
the Scarsdale Golf and Country Club.
~: W. iiaigh, l1S-?+, 154, and J. @.
wright ss-3A. l54, tied in the thirty
six hole event and Haigh won tho morn.
ing sweepstakes for Glass \ golfers with
a score OF SEE, -. In class u
the leader was A, j. Wells. with So-oo
-. The winners In the afternoon
sweepstakes were Class Al n
Minis, s7-lb. 72 Class B-N McCon.
nell, SO. -.
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BERTRAM CAPTURES TROPHY.
Leads Field a. 81. Andrews for
President's COP.

MOUNT HoPE. n. Y. May Shame.
Bertram, with a score of l56-1s. 1875
for the thirty-six holes OF medal play
won the presidents cup at the ST, An.
drews Golf Club to-day. A big field
played and two low handicap men
Charles II. Brown and Archie NJ. Reid
were in second and third places. Tit
scores:
James Bertram. 1875. 1873; c. II,
Brown. lb3-l4, 1893; A. NJ. Reid. l5l-6.
li5; Ralph Horton. 1870. l6: r. T.
Seggerman, 1874. lt9: T. A, Lewis.
ls?-3s. l5o: v; f.. HodEman. i75-2i,
Burckel. .lss-36, 1885,; =. l. Lockman,
1870, i65; F. %BrookHeld, 1875, 1855;
II. p. Johnston. 1850. 1856; II. r. Mac
kenzie. $3.50, 1855; o. II. Rogers. lsi-2c.
lbs; 4. u: Halliday. ls3-2i, 1853; F. Coe,
1880, 1853; X, l.. Harrison. $50. 1853.
!. Henderson. lss-2s, 100; +. A, Bat
chellor: iss-ss, 1850; $ NJ. .Mona,, ise-ae,
100: X. X, ward. 1877. 162: e. W.
Barnes. 1870. iG7; F. Boardman. 2os-
~. ls7; c. Pickhardt. :iS-4i. lG9.
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Younger Meredith
Is Jealous of Ted

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j.,
May 31.-Poly Prep and
Peddie Institute tied for track
honors in the tenth annual Rut-
gers interscholastic track and
field meet here this afternoon,
finishing with 80 points each. r.
Mersdith of Poddie. the famous
Ted's brother, bids fair to rival
his kinsman if this afternoons
performance is any criterion.
Besides breaking the 440 yard
record of SO 2-5 seconds with
81 AS seconds, he took a second
place in the $50 yard run. Mac
Donald Of Poly captured both
high and low hurdles. He was
seconded ably by Bronder, Levin
sohn and Van Sielan. Morris
High School was third with %
points.
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MISS BJURSTEDT NOT
IN EASTERN TOURNEY
Weak Ankle Keeps Norwegian
From Philadelphia-Dark
Horse Mrs. Mclean.

PHILADELPHIA, May 31.-Mrs. Edward
Club, who won the singles title last
year, was not on hand to defend her
title, and Miss Molla Bjurstedt OF Nor
way was absen; owing TO a weak ankle
on the first day OF the wonen's cham
pionship tennis tourney OF Pennsylvania
and Eastern states singles. doubles and
mixed doubles which opened al the
Merton Cricket Club to-day.
Mrs. Marshall Mclean OF Morristown.
y. j.. who as Miss Helen Romans won
the national title back in 1907. is en-
tered and she Is regarded as the dark
horse. The summaries:
First Round-Miss Elizabeth Porter.
Washington. defeated Miss T.. 5. Bryant.
Country club. s-2, 50: Mrs. Gilbert
Haryey. Country club, won from, Mrs, 9.
Il Wainwright. Philadelphia Cricket club,
more. defeated Miss NJ. Thompson. Lake
York d.featcd Miss Elizabeth Henry,
nh.."dSSiphia Sricket Etu9, by default;
Mas e. Stevens. North Andover. by de
fault. Mrs. y Paul. Merton. defeated Miss
Ger,rnde HSSlli. Eniiadslrhia Grisk",'
Philadelphia cricket, defeated Miss Eme!ie
kc1nedy; AsEi.n. io1s. s.|..., ,..
stair. New York. won from Miss Marion
FerSG, Boston. by default; Mrs l. schlich-
80 So Mr- p. F. Wood, shr-w..
rhiiade!phia cricket; "a, "a, Miss
Mice Miller, Merton, IS. e. 81;
Miss Mildred willard. Merton, defeated
Miss Evelyn Runk, Merton, a., IS
Miss Winifred Richards. Merton. defeated
Miss Lillian Gcst, Merton. I'll, -, Mrs
e NJ Beard. Cynwyd. won from Miss Violet
Gratz, Merton, nv default; Miss X, Brin,
ton, ~Overhrook. defeated Miss Gertrude
uenr' PhIladelphia Criskei by defsgit:
Mary Williams, Merton. 3-e, 6-2, IS
Mrs, Barg"r Wsilach. Newport. defeated
Mrs. V. y. Rieg, Merton. 6-e, "a; Miss
Margaretta MYERS, Merton, won from Miss
+, Hensel. Merton. defeated Miss Amy
Rank. Merton. d-f-ai.a Mis-. Ethel Dun,
ham. Germantown. Ga, s-l; Miss Agnes
Kennedy. Merton. defeated Miss J. Paul
Second Round-Mrs Marshall MacL~an.
IS. 6--%: Miss Eleonora Scare.
I~.onswood. defeated Miss L. II, Katren-
S Ssns' from rr'" Mis-: Ella, R.nth. ME- Merton ao'' BY
default: Miss Carey defeated Mrs. Har-
vey. Is. e.; Miss Cassel defeated Miss
Stair. s., s.. Mrs. Wood defeated Mrs.
schiish,sr. a.. 80; Miss s,..ver De:
defeated Miss Richards. IS. 50: Miss
Taylor defeated Miss Brinton. s-l. 60;
Mrs. wallach defeated Miss Myers. s-2,
6-l, Miss Edith Runk defeated Miss Hen
feated Miss Ayers, s-l. GO: Mrs. II II.
Smith, Merton. won from Mrs. Robert
Pope, West side. by default; Miss Walsh
defeated Miss Virginia Litchheid 60. s-i.
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TWO TIES AT BALTUSROL.
G. Il. Van Week Plays Ffrst Nine
Holes Two Under Par.

SHORT HILLS, y. j.. May 3I.-The rule
at the Baltusrol Golf Club that all net
scores OF - or under shall he counted
as ~. the par OF the course. caused a tie
In the handicap competition played to-
day. Or. John r. Shannon. IS, 1913.
tied with g.. T.. Van Week. Jr.. IS. q
-. and they will have TO replay the
round. In making his IS. the lowest
gross score OF the day, Var Week went
out in IS. two strokes under par.
In the division FOR members with han
dicaps OF is or over there was a tie at
~ net between G. z. Potts and J. w.
Little. Dr.. r. d. Freeman defeated W.
l.. Carey 1 up In the semi-inal rourd for
the Baltusrol cup and will NEE, A. T.
Huntington next Saturday in the final.
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No. .. n. Mcfarland; stroke. A. c. Smith
coxswain. J. Mclaughlin. third. Time. I
minutes 4 seconds.
Senior ouadruple scuils-won by New
York A. G, tbow. $. IL. Wade: No. 2, c.
Cattus; No. 3. J. Cattus; stroke. 9.
Kushe). Nonpareil r. G.. ,bow.- II. II.
Pearse; No. 2. r. Crowley. No. 9. c. l..
schwartz: stroke. II. II. Livingston. sec
ond. Time. : minutes 10 ID seconds.
CANOE RACES.
Club -Four Double Blade Racing-One
mile-won by 1nwood Canoe club. with u.
Essleborn. q. r. Newman. l.. A. Ncuman
and J. McMahon: Cannihal Canoe club.
second. with W. Smith. +. De Wan. r,
Kelcher and A. Wsttel.
Tandem Single Blade Cruising-Half
mile-Won by lnwood e. G. with !. Clark
and W. BarthoIemac Knickerbocker c.. C.
with T. Ahrens and r.. Kelly. second.
one Man Single Blade-One mile-won
by f. Kelly. Fort Washington c. c.. w.
Barthoiemac. Inwood G. G.. second: @.
1nwood G. C. third.
Tandem Double Blade Cr,rsing-Half
mile-Won by 1nvood G.. c., with J.
Marshall and W. Bartholemac. Inwood
Canoe Club, with }. Mcmahon and r.
Schroeder, second.
Club -Four single Blsde-one mile
Won by Inwood Canoe Club. with T..
Marshal, !. Clark. W. Bartholemsc and
q. +. Newman. Knickerbocker &. c., sec
ond. Cannibal c. C., third.
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SAYRE RETAINS HIS LEAD.
Wins Handicap begun on Satur-
day AZ Nassau Country club,

GLEN COVE, l.. J.. May 3l.-The second
round OF Ehe Memorial Day handicap
was played to-day at the Nassau Coun-
Try Club. and caryl Sayre. who led the
field on Saturday. kept the lead to-day.
His score for the thIrty-six holes OF
play was 1915, 1873, A thirty-slx
hole handicap. all of which played 20
day, was won by william l.. Hicks,
whose score was l57-4. 1873, lie made
a rs In the morning and a ~ in the
afternoon. The scores
Memorial Day Handicap-Caryl sayre.
lssTUis; i5a; C. y. Brokaw, l7s-?t, 1855;
is7ppssi ~ ". R Peters, 2o:m'c. is?;
$3.50. le4 IL ! Pratt, 1910, i60;
h, L. Pratt, 1915. 1853, "
Special Handicsp-w. l.. Hicks iS7-I.
lbs; H. W, -Carhart, 1875, 1874: h II.
Tobey' Is2-2i l5s; c. sayr., l7i-is, lSs;
G. L. Tinany. is+-?2, l6?; II l.. Pratt,
lst-2?, lG2; lIt-l6. l5S; II. l.. Pratt,
ik-ims' ISbi w F RiGhards lM-so
Maxwell, 1910, III.
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LAPHAM CAPTURES HANDICAP.
Ties ResuIt In sweepatakes At
Apawamis Club.

RTE. n. Y. May 3l.--A thirty-.ix hole
holiday handicap was played to-day at
the Apawamis Club and was won by
l.. Lapham, whose score was 1925.
l54. There were ball. sweepstakes both
morning and afternoon and ties resulted
In each. In the morning Harmon S.
Graves. S2-6. IS. and &. l.. Watkins.
s3-7. rs. shared the proceeds. and in
The afternoon three golfers, l.. IL. lap
ham. 90-l3. ~: Or. A. Stillman "a.
~. and W. Stillman, S0-ls. -,
finished on even terms. The scores in
the handicap:
Ia H.. Laphsm. 1919. ls.. II. 8.
Graves. les-l?. 100. Dr. A Stilman I'd,
ISIS, l60: A. /. Pool. lSt-:2. 1852. J.
!. Judd. $50: 1874, II. Dearborn. iss-
-, 100: !, D.. Poet, 2ol-36. iG5. +. A.
Moore iS-lt. l6I; y. II. Russell. 1875.
1863; J. u. Foot, Isle. III.
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The MODEL OBTAINS
CHALLENGE CUP Leg
Miss Clemence Crafts Ertrv
Scores on L'Aiglon Trophy
at Philadelphia Show.
LADIES' DAY A SUCCESS

PHrtApELpHrA. May sI.-The Mods,
entered by Miss Cemencs Graf, Of
Ridgefeld. Conn. carried on the blu. !,
the class for ladies' hunters AZ m.
fourth and fnaI session Of IN. prv,
Mawr horse show to-day. the v,ct,r,
carrying with it the L'Aiglon challenge
c.p. one o. the mcst cherished prl,s.
OF the show. Second went 10 vsIIs,
Gent. entered by Gcofrey Tower a,
this witty, ard third to Maximum. o..
tered by Harry Balfe Of Brooklyn.
The L'Aiglon cup must he won tv,cs
to become the property Of the w,nn.r
and az this is Miss CRAFTS frs, vie.
tory in this competition she Will hav.
to gain IL again mex year " she 1,
10 retain possession OF tho tropNv
W. Atkinson Of this city. who won I,
last year, made n strong effort N land
II finally with any one Of three On.
tries. but not n was ever placed
To-day was ladies' day. Women
acted as the Judges in the rings. women
served on the press committee ,nd
nearly all the events were rosery.d
exclusively for womcu or children "a
participants. The session was a huge
success from a social as well ig
financial standpoint.
a runaway ending in tho dealt ~
Fairholme Dilham's Lady. a b'oldal
pony belonging to Miss ilenrp'i
Moore Schmidt Of litduor. caused ru.
excitement at the show this morning
Tho pony had just won a yellow n.
bon and was frightened by an auto.
mobile az IL was being led back TO the
II dashed madly down tho r.al
and collided with a tree. injurfuc o.
self 80 badly that 1t had To 10 10.
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NEW ROCHELLE. May 3l.-Three com
petitions brought out a big field AT the
Wykagyl Country In to-day. \ four
ball medal play handicap in the morning
was won by ". +. Stevenson and w.
NJ. Pickslay with a card OF S3-7. 20.
In the afternoon a -four ball match play
competition against par was won by
II, V. Gaines and 7. V. Birmingham.
who finished ! up. II. V. Gaines won
the all day match play competition.
He was IL down 10 par at the end OF tho
thirty-six holes.
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No Breakdown This Time by De Palma In 500 Nile Race ohunha;s Mixed CIR
..M..y.n. Carlson. s:,',sS.'o; .v.r.s.

s.Marweil. Carlson. s:is;s6 80; average
speed an hour. 1895.
io-sunbcam. Van Raalte. si25;ss.4s;
average speed an hour. 1855.
Finished the 500 miles. Linden. Haupt.
The cars out Of race and number OF laps
run; Purcell. Cox. IL; Burgatti Hill. q;
Mails. Mails. rs; Delage. John De Palma, "a;
Maxwell Rickenbacher. 1902; Peugeot. Bah
COCK. III; Cornellan. Chevrolet, II; Dues
enbers. milford. i2t: Kleinart. Klein. lss
sunbeam. Porporato. 1871: Maxwell. Orr,
1853; seabring. Cooper. -.
IL is worthy OF mention that the race
marked the triumphant entry Into the
racing field of the Goodrich tires. Tho
hrst I'VE cars home were Ntted with
Silvertown cord tires. Cord tires
abroad have been favored selections in
a race. The Goodrich Company
scored a last minute beat by e%quipping
practically the cars in the 500 mile
race with their shoes. II is consid-
cred a big coup. DE Palma changed
his twice. the second time to make sure
he would not meet with any trouble
that might put him out Of the race.
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H~AckENsAcK. y. J., May GA, The
Hackensack Golf club to-day ninety-siy
members competed In a thirty-six hole
handicap for the vice-president's cup,
playing eighteen holes in the morning
and eighteen in the afternoon. the -four
low net scores to qualify and play of
Al match play. The four 10 qualify were
Walter Terhune. let's. ia u
~lcinoniya. l76-3o, lac X A. Belding.
1886. l5@ J. II. Abeel. 1875, -. (;
Walter Terhune also non the special
prize for the lowest net score for the
day.
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Holiday Cup Goes to Nisch wits.

PLAINFIELD. y, j., May 3l.-The lead
Ing scores for the holiday cup at the
Park o Cub .o-iay were VILLA m
II. Nischwltz. $50, ~ III. y. Rlazier,
s7-l2, 10 II, =. Woodland. 92-lG, 10
w, i. Taylor, Sill, rs: Walter
Whitehead, s5-Is, II; DR.. ii. X. Car
roll, 92-13, 10; Harry Demeeea, lO9-
~, 81 j. A. Wilson, 97-l6, 81 A. C.
Van Arsdale, 1923, SO: A. A. Can
non, 1851, 81; G. u. Morse, 1922
IS, 81, Royle T. Phillips, 101-l6, SO
g. ]. Hand, l%06--l9, 81. Mrs. Ray
mond Smith and w. y. Taylor won the
approaching and putting contest, with
a score of ..
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The numerous events ompete for
to-day AT the o Hllls Golf Club at
tracted the largest field OF players OF
the season. The all important event
was the nag contest for the Arthur
McAleenan trophy. II was won by
George q. Worthiey. whose ball landed
a foot from the eighteenth hole. The
class A handicap was won by W. :.
kimban whose score was 93-l5, IS.
The class b handicap was won by T.
NJ. Burns, 900. GS net. The class
\ four ball competition was won nv
II, l.. WYATT and r. II. Mamlok. who
mad a net score ~ 90 lis, The class
II four bal competition was won by \.
NJ. Williams and George -. Worthlev.
with n~ score OF II.
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CLAPP WINS IN FINAL.
Takes P~resident's CUP Mt Time
MOntclair Country CIub.

MoNTcLAIR, y. j.. May 3l.-The pre.i-
dents Il at the Upper Montclair Coun-
try Club this afternoon was won by
f. A. Clapp. who defeated c. X. Gardner
: up and s 10 play In the thirty-six hole
final. while r. Mlz,mo won a club
trophy by defeating Allen Semple 8 up
and 2 20 play. In a best bail foursome
three team. tied for frst place with not
scores OF 81.
In the morning ma ndicap q. ~Schepmoes
won In class A with SIS. 70. while
l.. II. Philo and II. Struller tied in class
Is with II. In the afternoon r. NJ. C..
Glynn won In class A with y and
c. r. Berrien in class r with 80. A
best ball foursome against par was won
by j. j. Adams and X. VI. c. Glynn,
who were 2 up. while A. NJ. Selby and
l.. H.. Philo were all sven.
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BEGIN PLAY FOR CLUB TITLE.
G. ". Benton Leads SaegkiII Golfers
in Qualifying Round.

YoNKERs, May 31.-The qualifying
round for the club championship was
played to-day at the Saegkill Golf Club.
The leader for the t~hirty-six holes OF
medal play was c.. v. Benton. who made
an So In the morning and a "A in
the afternoon. Sixteen qualified for the
title and will continue at match play.
The scores:
Osterheld. l66; c. A. Youngs. 1877: II. A.
Lockwood. 1917; ID. I.indquist, .lss c, II
Aren't. 1863; V. NJ. Earle. III; H.. s. Doty.
l72: G. Moore, l74; ID. p. Hughes. l76:
II, =, Smith. l7s: w. C. Marshall. 1873; +.
V. d. Longacre. 1870: A. l.. Seelisman, $50;
Il 4 Jarvis. La.
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Caldwell. y. J, May 3i-Ar .r
teen hole competition ~ the ESSey ~
coli club was wuu this morning h'
wallace A, Bush with q me- s'oGc q: -
Eugene Long wuu ~, one c'iN mp
r'ion this afternoon The scores
HandLcap-Wallapc RI-H 49, 81
u. ;, Despard. 81 "a. = ? N---'AM
as-i7.. 20: $, II Ions. "2.lA "a Il "
McCord 1913. "a
one club Competition EuE.' L'rf
J. Clark, lll-a4 ~ y g. &C. -".'
lOt-:6. -. II Mr.l.. 20. y =
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PRESIDENT GIVES TWO CUPS
Burn ana Yates Win Them on Glen
Ridge Links.

Glen RIDGE, y. J.. May 3i-A thlrt,
SIX hole medal play competition in ,ua
classes for the presidents cup wer. ,hs
main attractions at the GEN Rfiga
Country Club links to-day. In C,a.s 4
X. NJ. Burr WAS the winner with IA and
c. w. Yates in Glass b with IG. The
scores:
Glass Ar, ". Burn. ITs-,i re p
NJ Scheney. l7g-5.. lS II n stnrs
1919. $50; W q. Thomaa is7-iS lei
II y. Reeves. ls6--3A 1852.
Class &c W Yates, lss-u ~ ,
w SANDS. eo6-il. -: 7. + Meow -
~ l5i: y 5. Shelton. less - n r
Powers, 1870, l5g.
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Lashsr and Curran Take Prizes.

YoNKERs. May 3l.-A thirty-siy hole
selected score competition was played
to-day at the Dunwoodie Country Club.
w. q. Lashcr winning in Glass A and
NJ. A. Curran heading the lis, OF Glass
B golfers. The scores
Glass A-w. G. Iasher Sis, IS: ]. p.
Downey. 1s-s. 70. c. Y. Fink. II -.
y. p. Decker. 500. 70. T. H.. Thoman.
So. -; z 7; Miller. -. 49,. :.
class B-M. \. Curran. So. 70 W. l..
Pierce. sI--lo. u: =. W. Barton, ?O-i2.
SIS, -
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MATCH PLAY AT GREENWICH.
One Club te~rs Clear Of Medal
Play Competitions,

GREENWICH. Conn. May 3l-Match
play for the green committee cup and q
match play handicap against par were
or the programme at the Greenwich
country Club to-day. In the par com.
petition q. +. Lynde. who finished 2
down. was first in Glass A and G Z!',ell
who also was 2 down. led tho lass. r
contingent. The green committee cup
results
X : Crockc- heat II. Armstrong ar
s NJ Hodren heat G p Lyuls ~
,lH ho.esl, @ J. Gains beat NJ n ro,'s-
! ~. j. ID Chapman hoa' r u Tu''l,, .
ana f + Zit'eil bea' 4 = rtrn'
and II. Gillian heat r r W.iu."
3 and
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WILLIAMS GOLFERS SUPERIOR.
sibley, Who Downs Marshall, IL
Only Amherst Man That Scores.

WILLIAMsTowN, Mass, May 31.-Tha
williams golf team won a clear vie
tory over Amherst here this morning
on the Taconic Club links, 3 to l.. Slh-
ley OF Amherst won his match from
Marshall or Williams deCisively. bur
the others were rather close. The sum
maries:
w, r., Sibley, Amherst. defeated Mar.
shall, Williams, . and I: Gleason, Will
iams. defeated Gillette, Amherst, . and
Fessenden, Williams, defeated Young,
Amherst, . and J.; Coleman, Williams. de
fea,ed stearns, Amherst. 2 w,
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Newton Captures spring Title.

Francis c. Newton won the spring
championship at the Richmond County
country club yesterday. His score for
me thirtN-siN holes OF medal play was
III 4 handicap competition for the
pongan HiIls cup was won by q T..
Sconeld, whose score was 1870. ,s,
In a putting contest the winners were
Mr. and Mrs, James q. Clark.
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PATERSON, \, j., May 3I.-Jpdge
Thomas C., IIaIght led n field OF 10
golfers in the Memorial Dag handicap at
the Arcola Country club. His score for
the thirty-six holes was l79, 25--I54. A
prize for the best eighteen hole net score
was won by william II. Watt. with 70,
l2--63.
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HAwoRTH, n. j., May 3l.-Members
OF the Haworth Country Club played in
q thirty-siX ho'. selected score nandi-
cap to-day. The leaders in Glass A
were q, u Spaulding. S3--i9. 50 G. NJ.
CLANCY. 8--ls, So, and X. Sakai,
$50, 6b, In Glass u the golfers who
headed the list we're W. t. Hinsdale.
90-2s. 6e, and c. A. Gordon, $50, g.
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ARpsLEY-oN-HrpsoN. May 3l.-About
sixty members of the Ardsley Club
played in the holiday handicap to-day.
Morton f. Patton. sb-l5. 20. won in
Glass A and j. A. Burckel. 9s-24, ~,
won the putting competition with a
score OF 80. The handicap scores
class An + Patton. s5-l5. 20. l.. NJ.
Greer, s7--l2, rs; A. F. Robinson, sS-l2,
20: II. 4. Willer, Eli, 70. A. Il Mesch-
am. Ss-le. ~. Z. II. Messmorc. SIS. II:
r, T. Mundy. s?-5. II; j NJ. shedd, 92-I4.
Is ~ 4, Mccain, 9?-l2. so; r L.
Eldridgc, s9-l5, ~; r $. Fuller, 80.
~.
Class B-J A. Burck.l, es--et, -; p. c.
Wechman. 96-l9. IL; + Forsythe. as-l9,
II; ID. G, Collins. 98-ls, IS; ], II, Phillips,
l0l-e0, 81.