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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-12-16
DO 1T NOW

Begin this very moment TO live the
right life. The man who postpones
the day for living as he knows he
he ought to live is like the fool who
sits by the river and waits till il
flows no more, but it gIides and will
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We are a little pushed for space this
week owing TO our Christmas adver-
Using, but il is all good reading nev-
ertheless.
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MARRIED
DIED

BROWNS0N--In Arlington, Dec. &,
1915, Ida Emery Brownson.
SlM0NDS--ln Ridgewood, N. j.,
Dec. 8, 1915, Mrs. Alice Simonds,
widow of the late Silas +. Simonds Of
Marlboro, Mass.
HOWELL--ln Worcester, Mass.
Tuesday, Dec. ID, 1915, Caroline
Woods, wife Of John II. Howell, aged
81 years.
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The sympathy Of the many friends
in this and neighboring states goes
out TO Hon. Joseph A. DeBeor in his
desperate struggle for life.
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NOTICE
To Our Advertisers

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A Lucky One

Marks--I hear that you've been
playing the stock market. Have any
luck?
Parks-Great! Came out exactly
even.--Boston Transcript.
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NOTICE

Ny wife, Katherine Gobel, has left
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person trusting or haboring her on my
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PAUL GOBEL,
Manchester VT, Dec. Is, 1915. 1913
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FOR SALE-My home place and
The mill property connected herewith,
known as the Hicks mill, located one
mile east of Manchester Depot
George A. Snow, Manchester Depot.
VT. 25-H
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FOR SALE--Family moving out Of
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Upright Grand Piano. You pay bal
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NOTICE

This is to give notice that my wife,
Susie Woodland, has left my bed and
board without just cause or proyoca-
ton, and that will not be responsible
for any debts Of her contracting after
this date.
FRANK +. WOODARD.
Manchester, VT, Dee. 10, 1915.
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We can supply you with neatly
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-50 tons of good balsA
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MISCELLANEOUS

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now ready. II not found at your store,
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Concord, N. II. 35-4
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Mineols Garage. sos Park Ave.
The Monmouth Garage. Inc, l26 East 54th St.
p. J. Mulc.hy. 22se Broadway.
Mt. Morris Garage. Inc, ~ West l24th ST.
N. Y. & Brooklyn Auto Supply Co., l7l7 Broadway
New York Steam Auto Tire Works, 3l2 ". SD St
Ni.s.r: Livery 4 Motor Car Co. 50 East seth ST.
Peerle.. Boulevard Garage. 1888 So. Boulevard.
c. L. Peets. ESQ West 54th St.
n. Phillip. Rubber Works, 1889 Broadway.
Pioneer Tire Co.. l6l Columb Ave.
Ream Auto Supply Co., 1874 Broadway.
Regal Rubber Tire Works, 1888 West SID St.
Reliable Tire q Supply Co., 225 West 4Sth ST.
Republic Rubber Tire q Shoe Co, $50 Eighth Ave.
Roma Auto Tire Repair Co, 1850 Broadway.
Rose Auto Supply Depot, l776 Broadway.
Royal Auto Tire a Supply Co.., 1902 Chamber. St.
Schmidt & Dale, 20l West SD St.
ST. Nicholas Garage & Taxi Co., 646 St. Nicholas Az.
E: SHOEMAKER 4 CO., s35 Seventh Ave.
", A. Shannhan. 1875 West 6sth St.
STANDARD P Auto Supply Co.; 81 Chambers St.
Superior Motor Garage Co., EOS West 18th St.
Thedford's Garage, 3l7 West seth St.
The Tire Specially Co.. l66 West sOth St.
United Auto Supply Co., So Chambers St.
United Tire and Rubber Works, 100 East 57th St
4: Veshte, lss West sl.t St.
Washington Heights Auto Tire Works, $50 West
Washington Square Garage. 70 Warrington Square.
Yorkville Auto Supply Co., 1925 lexington Ave,
". T; Abbott. Tottenville.
Blum's Garage. Concord.
Brighton Heights Garage, Inc, AIS Castleton Ave,
New Brighton.
G G,:n;,s Mot Motor Ca, Co.. IVES, New Brighton,
kiilisn's Garage, Tompkin.viie.
Ne1man'. Garage, 80 Rolf ST., S~tapleton.
Riehmond Auto Tire Repair CO., i67 Richmond
Ave, Port Richmond.
Richmond Garage, Port Richmond.
iottenv'iie Garage, Tottenvhle.
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LATONIA RACING RESULTS.

o9e mills and a ;ix,ssssh.Bis ,psippsr: los
M !.sJsJ Friy %SS;n 81 (S sSs aL (; sS:pd ;sSS$:
third. Time, i:5o Is, Pretty Dale. shor;
Hand and Acis also ran.
olds; y furlonEs,,oHops. u? lrsylorl.
loo .danH,, q and s'5S. second Bis
sofia Rock ana nshe Fle wsIn'' ais. So ran MURDOCH
Third RaceEHanaiSapi thres:ys.r.9ld,
e seny ,:s.s''ssis VI" Gih,ssGS;s!,'i:.yy.e ;s1f e1' .;.sssSs%@!
T PHS.d cTs'f, ll sr. tksGsr .So,o out, s,.d ,h 1sS
Fourth Race-The Merchants Stakes;
s !'sc. 's %o"; bob los H. sSii,H'rt 4 SDa
s ~ So ssssSs:' ,.ssii ta T Hi%s''l f'Sy' s.! 8
cod Gres, Boy and ffri'S ocntlsman also
ran.
Fifth Race Substitute Race>-rhres-
yenor, los @TayiorS' s,r"isht sis'sc. plocs
nerD, place $3.50. show i2,so, second; car.
RE orme, IS Cstearns), show $500, third.
Feather Buster and wild Besr also ran,
Sixth Race-Five .furlongs: two-year-
olds; ,purse-Marsaret ~, los. toarnsr,.
s''s;Sf Bre s',s f Kate. ~ ~, ,q 'nSS piass s'
MOTH. show ,ssc. thira. Time. ,:o.'
Charlie McGse and Capt, Rees also ran.
thres-year-olds and upward selling; purse
!sso, piss. ,5,sc. :h:w 49,, ar:,; so.ius.
a dot 'I Msra AL. Rla1s 't;sS; show 1910; :.s.
third. fine i:.s'" ssoomSow sG" Rsou S.
Miss Thorpe and Bsvtah 8. slso ran.
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Goodyear Service Stations Tires in Stock

American Tire Repair Co., 1872 West SID St.
Anglo American Auto Tire Co, 334 Amsterdam Ave.
The Anglo Tire Co., 237 West 49th ST.
Automobile Tire Co, 1925 Broadway.
Auto Owners Supply Depot, 1878 Broadway.
B.n.h.n 4 Alderman, ESQ West 17th St.
Geneva Bauman, 1856 Lenox Ave.
Bleominsd.le Bros. seth St. and Third Ave.
Briekner'. Auto supply CO.. 2isth St. 4 Broadway.
Brosdw.y Tire 4 Repair Co.. 1881 Broadway.
Browrell 4 Kraft. 463 Sixth Ave.
Bron. Rubber 4 Auto Co., sss E... l4s.h St.
BRYANT Sale: Co. i ,ss w B,G.Sw:y;
Cedsrhur.t Motor Livery Co., lat West SD St.
Century Garage, 9 West tooth St.
s: W. Chiids & Co, Inc, 1852 Broadway.
J. 5. ceSe" Z Co.. ass Vs. !. I SSH 81. ave-
Colonial Rubber Specially Co., IS Murray St.
con.olid..ed Auto suppiy; Co.., 2o7i Seventh Ave.
Crane & Stendieke, 1912 Broadway.
Crescent Tire Company. l777 Broadway.
!: Davega, Jr, Tire, Inc. IFS West l25th St.
:. F. Dri.eoil, Jag Wet sssh St;
James J. Zero, 796 Seventh Ave.
Field Baran Company, 1888 Broadway.
The Ford Sales Company, ssth St. and Broadway.
Grand ' co":ear a:'V Garage sfsss"i iso,h St. and Grand
%. GoiSSsrssr, s7s Am...rd.m Ave.
J. S. Griffin, Inc, 242 West 4l.t St.
Haynes Auto Co. Of New York, l745 Broadway.
,Henschel Tire & Rubber Co., 1875 Broadway.
The Hoffman Garage & Taxi CO., l2l East 2sd St.
HutbslI. Imp Garage. 50 West s7,h s..
Hudson Rubber Co, 1902 Broadway.
Hulse Garage. SIG West 145th St.
K. 8. I. 1 G."s, sDP isSs f s:os 81 Chambers St.
king Tire Co., 1885 Broadway.
Lenox Auto Tire Works, li3 West ll6th St.
lG.or:. L.ys.as Gs%p..y; IFS West ss'h St.
k:: ; Ss 4 ;. s%ss' rs ST. %. ,.H s7 s,: Sd
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one MORE TRIUMPH
BY MISS BJURSTEDT
National Tennis Champion Is
Victor at Crescent A.. c.
Invitation Tilt.
MISS SHELDON BEATEN

Miss Molla Bjurstedt. the national
champion. added one more tournament
to her unbroken string Of victories yes
terday afternoon when she defeated Miss
Florence Sheldon Of teh, Montclair Ath-
letic Club in the inai round Of the Ores.
cent Athletic Club invitation singles at
&c. e.. on the clubs Bay Ridge
courts. Thu Montclair girl did not get
going very well in the opening set.
but she surprised the gallery by the
brilliant fight she made against the ma.
tional title holder before she acknowl-
edged defeat in the second set. Miss
sheldon was not as good a fnisher as
the Morse girl and the latter took her
victory by a burst of terrific speed
toward the close OF the nnai set.
The nnal of the mixed doubles had to
go over until some day next week be-
cause Miss Clare Cassel and Fred c.
Bagss did not win their seini-fnal round
match until It was too late to play in
the nnal round. They defeated Miss
Abbie Morrison and Charles NJ. Bull.
Jr.. at 10, st. 1%-i2. in a match
that lasted more than three hours and
needed IS gnmes. The summaries:
women's Invitation Singles. Final Round
ence sheldon. 49,. The point score:
FIRST SET
MI: shsiaS.' ....5f.tsti: -
SECOND SET.
Miss BJurstedt.t <523< st.
Miss Sheldon. % 2-27-4
Invitation Mixed Doubles. First Round
Miss Adele Cragin and W. McAneny won
from Mrs. p. Wimbourn and Z. Nolan by
default.
Second Round-Miss Molia Bjurstedt and
". Schinzel won from Mics Crasin and W.
McAnSny by default: Miss Glare Cassel and
Ralph l.. BASES won from Miss Edith
Handy and y. Johnson by default.
semi-inal Round-Miss Molla Biurstedt
and IL. Schinzsl defeated Miss Florence
BALM and Cyril Balm. 6-2. ga: Miss
Cassel and X. l.. Bags defeated Miss
Abbie Morrison and c. NJ. Bull. Jr. -.
st. lt-l2.
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WALTHOUR BEATEN
BY TWO ACCIDENTS
Loses His Pace and Suffers
Puncture at Sheepshead
Bay velodrome.
HANS OHRT WINS AGAIN

Bobby walthour by losing his pace in
the frst heat and then encountering u
p~uncture In the second and ANAL heat OF
the motor paced race last night at the
sheepshead Bay veiodrome left the way
clear for an easy victory for Vincent
Madonna of Providence. The race was
ten mile heats and Madonna's only or
ponent was George seres OF France, who
was not up to the task.
In the first heat the winner Tapped
walfhour twice and Sores once, winning
In 14:i5 rs. and with waithour out Of
the second heat shortly after the, start
Seres was Tapped three times In
IL .35 SIS.
Hans ohr, the Californian. riding
from scratch in the amateur vents
since his debut In tho East. rode to VIC
tory In the one mile amateur handicap
in handy fashion. After winning the
first trial heat ne went out In the final
and from a field of fifteen starters
worked his way to the front. winning by
fifteen feet. His distance man in the
final had almost q full lap start, but
Ohrt soon was up with the leaders and
in the find dash was too much for the
remainder.
Henry Werner OF Newark. with sixty
yards, was second. ten feet over Tommy
Grimm of %lrvington. The time for the
distance was / 81 As. The summaries
One Mile Novice. Amateur-won by J.
Carney, Brooklyn; william Matter. New
ark: second; r. n. Mullln, Century Road
80 2-5 seconds.
one Mile Handicap. Amateur-won by
Hans Ohrt. San Francisco. scratch: II.
Werner. Newark. 90 yards. second; T.
Grimm. Irvi2stop. 10 yards. third. Time.
Mile ~Hests-FlnS heat won by Hans ohrt.
San Francisco: F. J. whitney. ". y. A. c..
second, w. White. Newark. third. Dis
lance. 5 miles s laps. Time. s minutes
Altcrnance Race. Point system. on.
Mile H~eats-rirst heat, won by. Marcel
Dupuy. France; Joe Foglsr. Brooklyn. sec
opd; Harry Kaiser, Bronx. third. Time
Of last lap. 1: 2-5 seconds. Second heat,
won by Alfred Goullet; australia; Joe
Feslsr; s tsira ZINE, rseO of a MaT isn, Pspsy;
seconds. Third heat. won by Harry Kaiser.
Bronx: Marcel Dupuy. France. second
Alfred Goullet, Australia. third. Time OF
last lap, IL As seconds. Fourth heat. won
by Goullet: Kaiser. second. Fogler, third.
Points-Goullet. IL; Kaiser. .; pupuy, .;
Fosler, q.
Professional Motor Paced Race. Ten
Mile Heats-Flrst heat. won BY Vincent
Madonna. Providence. paced by Na.o:
George Seres. France. paced by Moran,
second: Bobby .walthour. Atlanta. paced
seconds. Second heat. won by Madonna.
Sores. second. Walthour, out first mile
with puncture. Time. IL minutes IS rs
seconds.
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A RACING RESULTS.

oid Pop. lis Actonl, TOT. > to i and
70 :. won; gGoa shot. ii:. 1Gro,hl; -
MIRA. Time. i:oes-s. Gesiss Flsms,,
oG sSSond K Ese. and "; ! s.oS %r!s Mc:y :,.s Ia.:
FIVE furlongs-Larltin. 100 tCoopcrl, 80 to
10 TO / and : to |. won; IlSria, Ios
Tar Brush. II !co!smanj; tto.i. %
War Queen Apple; J q Virgins, Barka,
Gold Cap. los lsmy,hJ,.' 8 to /, 2 to and
Yen 10 " 5 and P' ! 10 T. ss s.e l%s 'f a!., cSasu Z 70
io7 lActon). 10 to /. 4 to i and 2 TO J..
third Time; i;i2 inagieta. Egmont. ori.
mar Lad. Mrs. Nc and Rubicon ii. also
Fourth Race-Purse $1,000; selling; SIT.
ton ri ~ H1ndiSnp; ihr.s-yssr;S,d, and
20 70 !, 3 to l and 3 to !: won; zin Del,
! and out. third. Time. i;iit Is Black
Broom. Yeng Hes and Progressive also
Fifth Race-Four-year-olds and upward 4:
s,eeplechsse selling: about two miles
Garter, $50 so,cor1or,; to a. to and
ssD ito ), ! to fs E ana S oSs. ssScnd u.s. v. lsrG0t ,.i
Ti%s - ssi.imosr. : j.. i"s q sS:' '",'''
and s TO 5. won: coss. no Cooper, y
tschuttinGer). s to 2. even and 2 10 g.,
third. Time. 1855. voladaS Jr.. Du.
Qpesne. Beaumont Belle. Patty Regain.
Msn'.y ~. Gerard sordello and Smiling
seventh Receive and a half fur
purse. stoo--Bird Man, Ill tMatthews),
to 2 to 2 and 4 to s.. won; Toddiing,
0s to fschs sseons J. 70 l. : e Io : snd
9 to !. to I and even. third. Time
la? l-b.. Claribel. Haversack, Lamb
mack also ran.
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DUAL VICTOR FOUND
IN CHERRY MALOTTE.
Adds the Country Club Grand
Annual Steeplechase to
Chamblet Memorial.
BREAKS ALI PRECEDENT

~. B~RooKLrNE, Mass, June 19.--Cherry
.sfaiotte. varying the silks OF the Green
,tree Stable. owned by Mrs. Payne Whit
,ney, achieved her second and by far
most important victory OF the week
when Jockey Powers piloted the mare
Aoae in front OF a field Of five starters
xo-day in the fourteenth renewal OF the
Country Club grand annual steeplechase
ION Thursday Mrs. Whitney's good
summer won the Chamblet Memorial from
"A stiff field and by winning to-day ac-
compiished something no other owner
Ahas since the two stakes were first run
at the local meetings.
- Cherry Malotte trailed for the hrst
Of the field. over the water jump
the second time Big Sandy led.- but just
before they left the turf for the main
track Powers shook the Whitney horse
up and won as he pleased.
e., Knight OF Mcrci, r. Ambrose Clarlts
Jumper. with Mr.. Cecil Brabazon up, won
his second hun race OF the week, the
National Hunt Cup. Mr.. Brabazon stilled
the critics by a mastery ride in which
b.. he c~leverly rated the Clark horse and
won handiiy. A. Ludlow Krainers
Cloud found $50 pounds too of an
impost and tool dirt from willing n
Eadbald. A. j. A. Devereaux had
. another win with Condueror, and Allen
brought J. L. Davis's Cactus Bud home
IN front OF n ten horse field in the Brook
line Handicap jumping race. Singsong
won the opening race easily from Volant
snd Ambrose The races were witnessed
by a large gathering of prominent per
sons. The summaries:
First Race-rhe Manchsster; about
seyen furlongs on raek-Slngsong lse
- Antanl az llCal. n 10 3 ana out. 9pCOnu.
Ambrose. i59 mir. p. Stevenson. 3 to !.
9 to 5 and out. third Time. .l:s.. stone
hense. kiicrea' Sir Giles and Dixon also
90 Second Rsce-.The Brookline Handicap,
-f Ssst 81, "N,l.s about EVEN two to "~ - and Sn,'
won. senesambian. i42 CLeel.. TO |. even
and ou:. second; Jim HanTon. its
Zine, .asiA, Dixon Park. Gay Planet.
Sixty four and wool;sx aly ran. Roger
Third Paoc-Thc Middi'scx Hunt Club.
=|s 8 I; : %5S Ii, 10 s yMT: 4 4. ! ! ! s.5 bsys5s" =:
Lssniapp St'' is ~. r. Martinez Jr.J..
s.msrs,i' im % iel f'' Rer tGifd; pa'isd
Ess,'s R,ss1.ns sSSs. w Club vi, e 9 an,
and out. won: Bis sandy, III. tKienckl.
SfrosGn. las tGad 1S5 sS' to j and out. third,
Time, 5 minutes. Meshach also ran. DR..
Ducnner Cell.
Fifth Race-The Down East: about a
mile and three furlongs on track-Willins.
lac tMr. T. Wright. 3 to 4. 7 to 5 and
out. won; Eadbeld. 1850 tMr. + +. Flsna-
gan, Jr).- to . and out. second: Cloud.
$50 tMr. J. Tucker), 4 to S and out. third.
Time. s;e4h. Superstition also ran.
Sixth Racs-The National Hunt Cup.
steeplechase; about two and a half miles
knight Of Merei. itI tMr. G Brabazonl.
2 to /. even and out, won. Pons Asinorum.
1S tMr. b. Tuckermanl. 8 to ]. 2 to I
and even. second; Web Carter. ls: tMr. T.
Wright,, 6 to 5 and out. third. Time.
5:0SI. Duke Of Duluth and Romaido
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COUNTRY CLUB TEAM
BEATS FIFTH CAVALRY
Gains Fox Hunters Cup by Its
Victory in Final Contest,
Score 14.1-2 to II.

PHILADELPHIA, Tune 19.-The Philadel-
phia Country Club polo team added an
other trophy to its credit when 1t de-
feated the Fifth United States Cavalry
team in the final game for the Fox
Hunters cup by n score OF 14h to 1s
on the Bryp Mawr polo field to-day.
The Country Club won because IL dis
played better team work. which was too
much for the individual efforts Of the
army officers. The Bala contingent
also had the advantage Of better mounts.
The troopers did not seem to have
the faculty Of being on the spot the
same Is the Country Club. Time and
again when the cavalrymen had a chance
to score a Country Club player would
gallop up and knock the ball out Of
the danger zone. The lineup:
No p 3n+S.. C. s c, HD No FIFTH IrT CAY H.
No. Nv. 5 n ley sheridan -. 1
No, ,-Ai Sssse; co ;jujhi,. No. a-I4 %9I,,s: y Q h n
Total ........... 10 Back-Leui. G o q.
niger '..'.''' l
Philadelphia Country Ciub-Goals earned.
IL; net score iil., Fifth Cavalry~Gosi;
earned =: allcwsd By handicap $; net score;
&c; nelSfsma " u. HsS SSn.' T T.%etssps, I ps!
RODS Of n. minutes.
Following the regular game a round
robin tourney was played among three
teams Of picked players. They played
three ounds OF three periods each and
the team with the largest net score
won the tourney.
A number OF novice players tool part
In the tournament. They were divided
among the a and mixed with the
more seasoned players. The teams were
designated as A, B and c. Team c.
composed OF Barclay McFadden, e. w.
Hopping and Childs Frick. with T. l..
Harrison and G. b. Fletcher alternat-
ing, won the tourney with a total net
score of s% goals. Team A and team
B were tied at four goals each.
The games were played from the nat,
no handicaps being allowed. Individual
prizes were awarded the winning team.
Herbert Lloyd. who was seen in the
saddle for the first time this season,
played on team b and was thrown from
his pony In the FIRST period Of the first
game.
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FOX HILLS GOLFERS
READY FOR TOURNEY
Big Field Expected to Play in
Qualifying Round on
Thursday.
MANY STARS ENTERED

Preparatory to the annual invitation
which starts next Thursday
an unusually large number OF golfers
played over the Fox Hills golf course
yesterday. The chief event Of the day
was the second round for the vice.
presidents trophy. presented by NJ. J.
Grammont, pnd a class A and h handi-
cap competition.
From the large number of entries
already received It Is expected that the
invitation tournament will have one OF
the largest fields Of the season and
nearly every club in the metropolitan
district will be represented. Promi-
nent among those already entered are
+. II. Hoyt Of Woodland. Hamilton Kerr.
Percy Plat, the Lakewood winner {.
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CHAMPION ABDICATES THRONE.
lfassachusetts Tennis Crown
Passed From Niles 10 Gardner.

Boston, June 19.-After holding the
Massachusetts, lawn tennis singles cham
pionship for five years. n. w. Niles had
It taken from him his afternoon by
George p. Gardner Jr. in the challenge
match at Longwood. Gardner won 6-3.
St. 81. "a. "a.
Gardner has beaten Niles before. but
never in as important a contest as that
Of to-day. Gardner has a style Of play
that seemed in the past to get on Niles's
nerves and In the match to-day history
repeated itself. although Niles Is rated
Q hntter tennis man han Gardner.
Asker Niles had taken a deuce set and
the match stood two sets to one In his
favor. Gardner began smashing the hall
with great accuracy. His placing was
always to the corners and this prevented
Niles from coming up to the net. some
WING ne was anxious to DO. Gardner
took the fourth set through his superior
placing and continued his high class
work for "A win In the nth.