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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-08-26
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To Mrs. L. Smith, Joby Smith and
Jake Austgen:
You are hereby notified that I have
expended the sum of Two Thousand
-Four Hundred Dollars ($2,400) in labor
and improvements upon what are
known as the "Joby,o "Juanita,' -
civilian Jakeyo and LILLY of the
Valley' lode mining claims, situated
in what is known as the Paradise
Mining District, Humboldt County, Ne
vada; the above mentioned Two
Thousand Four Hundred Dollars being
the amount required for holding said
claims for the years 1910, 1911, 1912,
1913, 1914 and 1918, and expenses for
working said claims.
Therefore, you are indebted to me
in the following amounts:
Joby Smith, as the owner of a one-
half interest in the "Joby', lode min
ing claim, in the sum of Three Hun
dred Dollars $4,000.
Mrs. L.. Smith, as the owner of a
one-third interest in the "Juanita''
and civilian Jakey" lode mining
claims, in the sum of Four Hundred
Dollars ($400).
Jake Austgen, as the owner of a one
hdLI interest IN the Lily OF the val
ley'' lode mining claim, in the sum of
Three Hundred Dollars $4,000.
And if within NINETY days after this
notice by publication you fail to con
tribute your proportions of such ex-
penditures and amounts due on said as
sessment work, as in said
mining claims, your interests in said
mining claims will become the property
OF the subscriber.
L. C. COOPER,
Dated at Winnemucca, Nevada, Au-
gust 5, 1918.
First publication, August S, 1918.
Last publication, Nov. 4, 1915.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-08-26
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Pursuant to an order of the Board of
County Commissioners of Humboldt
County, Nevada, made and entered on
the 7th day of August, 1915, notice is
hereby given that said Board win re-
ceive sealed bids for the erection OF a
County High School building in the
Town of Winnemucca, Nevada, until
the hour of twelve O'Clock, noon, on
the 7th day Of September, 1915, at the
office of the County Clerk of said
County, at the County Court House at
Winnemucca, Nevada, in accordance
with the plans and specifications there
for now on file in the office of said
County Clerk.
All bids must be in writing and en-
closed in a sealed envelope, addressed
TO J. w. Davey, the Clerk of said
Board, and marked "Bid for High
School Contract All bids must be
accompanied with a certified check,
payable to said Board Of County Com
~missioners, for ten per cent of the
amount of the bid, as a guarantee that
the bidder will enter into a contract
in accordance with his bid in ease his
BIC is accepted by the Board, and give
a indemnity bond for the faithful per-
Torrance of the contract, which bond
is to be in such amount as said Board
may deem necessary and to be approx
ed by said Board, and said check Will
be forfeited TO the County of Hum
boldt in case the bidder fails to enter
into a contract as above specified upon
the acceptance of his bid.
Copies of the plans and specifications
may DO procured from the Clerk Of said
Board or from George A. Ferris, Archi-
tect, whose address is Reno, Nevada,
ir care of Colonial Hotel, upon the de-
posit of the sum of $500, which de-
pcsit will be returned when said plans
and specifications are returned com
plete and in good order and at the
time fixed for their return.
The Board of County Commissioners
reserves the right TO reject any and all
bids as the public interest may require.
Dated August 7, 1915.
j. w. DAVEY,
Clerk of said Board.
BY JAMES RITCHIE, Deputy.
First publication August 7, 1918.
Last publication Sept. 4. 1915.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-08-26
APPLICATION No. 3419
Notice Of Application for Permission
to Appropriate the Public Waters
of the State of Nevada

Notice is hereby given that on the
9Th day Of June, 1915, in accordance
with Section SO, Chapter lao, of the
Statutes of 1913, one The National
Mines Company, a corporation, of Ma
t%ional, County of Humboldt, and State
Of Nevada, made application to the
State Engineer of Nevada for permits
sion to appropriate the public waters
Of the State of Nevada. Such appro-
priation is to be made from a mining
Tunnel, at a point in the NEH of NV
VI of Sec. 81, II. As N, R. 80 E., M. d.
Is. & NJ, by means of a pipe, and
D 100ths of one cubic foot per second
is to be conveyed to the NEH of NV
n of Sec. 81, It. As N, R. 80 E., M. D.
B. & M, by means of a pipe, and there
used for mining and milling purposes.
Water to be returned to stream at n
point in the NWA Of SWA of Sec. 81.
7. 46 N, R. 80 E., NJ. D. B. & NJ.
w. M. KEARNEY,
State Engineer.
First publication August IA, 1915.
Last publication Sept. IA, 1915.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-08-26
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ASTORIA FIELD.

loo Ward Dash. Public Schools-won by
\. Qurtfasel. Bryant; H. Ross. T.. :. 20,
Queens, second. l.. Thomas. Bryant High.
thlrd. Time. II as seCondS.
Running. High Jump, Public Schools
Won by v. L. Elliott, Bryant. . feet i
Inches, II. II Jewell, Bryant, ; feet I
inches. second, W. Bullock. Flushing. I;
go Yard Dash. Parochial Schools-won
by w. North. -. Pltrick's. Dutch Kills J.
smith, 81 pdtrick's. second j. Woesthon.
st. Patricks. third Time. 81 seconds.
90 Yard Dash, Parothial Schools-Wnn
~ {. Iaghrlshl, Mt. Carmel, Astoria; w.
Mul.igan. NJ. Carmel. second J. T..
Rooney, -. Mary's. Hunters Point, third.
500 Yard Run, catholic Athletic League
by !. j. McCauley. knights Of st.
Antony; j W. Sankop College Point cath
9.lc Young Mems League. second, + Flynn,
knights u -. Antony. third. Time. 1
minute 20 seconds.
300 Yard Run. High schools--won by q.
Hughes. Flushing II. Il Gclwicks. Flush
ims, second. T. Thomas, Bryant, third.
Time. % seconds.
one Mic Run 4. \. u-wonby J. W.
Spnkop. college Point Y. NJ e. L.. H. Rust,
unattached. second. Il. Walsh. unattached.
thlri. Time. . minutes l second.
80 fhfi Run A. A. Won by r.
Caesar, Knigh,s Of st. Antony, second; j.
McCdI,cy, knights OF st. Antony, third.
Time. ] minute : seconds.
- Yard Dash. Playground Boys-Won by
IL j. S'hmtIl, Astoria Field. Il. Smith.
Astoria, second. NJ. Wpesthon. Astoria.
th.rd. Timc. . - seconds.
4!o Yard Run. Playground Roys-won
.foai, A.. LEM, Astoria, third. Time,
} minute I seconds.
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BATTERY PARK.

40 Yard Dash. Playground Bow as
Mound clsssI--Won by walker Coburn
Vincent Squazzo. second \. Acicrno, th!rt.
Time, 3 3-j seconds.
Potato Race. Playground BOYS 80 pound
classl-Wor hy charles Bnyo; Charles HH'-
man. second; stephen RYAN. third. Time
81 as seconds.
Running Broad Jump. Playground Boys
S5 pounI classI-Won by Walker Cohurn,
with 10 feet ? inches VINCENT squazzo'
second: Joseph JuszklwskL third
so Yard Dash. Playground BOYS Goo
mound clsss,-Won 10y John Lucent, To-
seph shea, second, Harry Steinberg, third
Time. - seconds
one Lap Run. Playground BOYS 600
mound classI-Won ny RAYMOND Martin;
isidore SAINT, second, Harry stcinherg,
third Time. % seconds.
Eight Found shot Put. Playground Boys
1loO mound ciassl-Won by Joseph shea,
with pu, OF 30 feet ! inch, John McGon-
IgIn, second; Edward Klrvin, third,
100 Yard Dash, Playground Bows l3O
Mound class,-Won by Frank Wardman;
(. Hpnernan. second; Thomas. McGfath,
,hird. Time. ~ seconds
aeo Yard Dash, Playground Rows. '1So
mound clssst-Won by Frank Wartman;
Fclner. third. Time, 81 seconds.
Half Mile Run. Playground Roys, ,l'o
mound classl-Won by Albert J muse
bosch; $, Navesch, second 6 Henernan'
third. Time, 2 minutes 20 ID seconds.
IL Pound shot Put, playground toys
Cs0 mound classD-Won by Thomas Nc
Grath' With put Of q feet inch: \
| Hsiictt, second, John Shaw, third
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by W. Bedell: A. Fieischhauer, seconds;
100 Yard Dash. 10 to 10 Years-won
by w. Collum. II. Lenox. second. II, War
SO Yard Dash. 8 to 10 Years-won by
Msbe1p. M ,h,yd. A. de R'e''hal' second f.
SO. Yard Dash. 8 to 10 Years-won by
W; walton; W. Jessup. second; J. Cerut,
so Yard Dash. Girls i. to 10 Years
Won by q. Bloomfield: l.. Dunn. second;
H.. constance, third.
80 Yard Dash. Girls 10 to ~ Years
Won 10y @; Van Dyck; NJ. Hannas' second
80 Yard Dash, Girls 3 to 10 yeers-won
oys hurley; +. Sweet. second, L. Reyes,
40 Yard Dash. Girls 6 to $ years-won
~ II smith; G. WennIck, second NJ.
80 Yard Dash Boys and Girl. 6 20 5
nnsrs1Won by W walton; J. Cerut. sec
shoe Race. Boys Under 10 Years-won
by y Grower; Il. Colium. second. A
De Riesthal. third.
Potato Race, Girls 9 to II Years-won
BY y sweet; q. Hurley, second, l.. Reyes.
Potato Race, Girl. l. to 10 ycars-won
1y g. Bloomfield; NJ. Hannas. second. Il.
Constance. third.
Potato Race, boys IL to Is Years-won
~ a. Mobbs !. Fleischhauer, second
Potato Race, Boys $ to II Years-won
~ w. OMa,lyi, A. de Riesthal, second
Medley Race, 900 Yardslw Won BY II.
Merr,th II II. Barse. second; r. stoutcn-
goo Yard Dash for Men over 20 ysar.
won ny q. Mccarthy; II. Charwoo
secohu' ii third.
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CHELSEA PARK.

100 Yard sack Race. Amateur A,h,oti.
Union Won BY e. Slsttcry. Twenty second
R%esiment A A; : Criuo. =, Btrthnlg-
NEW 4 G, second II Parkinson Brad
Two Nile Run 4 \ L. Exnihllou-
Won by Hanncs ~kolehmaiuen IRISH Amori-
G. second Harry Parkinson BraIhur-, =
c., third. Time. 2 minucs 80 seconds
quarter Nile WAX - Pa gruJ.d B1ls
IS pound clsss,-won hy VI . Mean r
? minutes 10 seconds.
by 40 5o5 Y,rS Pan; rlfyE,og9a noy..wan
by NJ. Mesra; +. Buccarone. second. l.
Si.ver.tein. third. Time. - seconds
MSHaiS"arn"' = P's : Il. ! H.hilr1 H.sh2 = :, nSI.
Of Commerce, second /. Wlrclani. g.. :
Is. third. Time not taken.
20 fHIa ns'R; Pls,sroand h2y.-1w"n
Andrews. third. Time \ seconds
22o Yard Dash. Playground Roy. Won
By, W 2Ii!er' j. Ron second. /. Mayer.
70 Yard Dash. Amateur Ath.o'I. Union
Won by q. J Michel. unattached. "
S,ier unattached, second: J. IN herman.
800 Yard Dash Amateur Nth .o.I0 I.l.g
Won by r. Nslly, Chelsea PaIk \ pr,..
tia oranam \. a, second Greenos-s,
unattached, third Time. 80 seconds.
$50 Yard Run. Amateur Ath.et.. Ur.on
Won by J. Canning. HOLY cross Ly.aIm
NJ. Silvers'ctn. unattached. second. \ Nrr-
"a 0zsnam 4, third Time m..-
one Nile Run Amateur A,hle'i. Union
Won hy y Si.Ners'"iu, sheridan \ 90
Harry Parkinson. Rralhurs' T. -. se,pul.
MINUTES y ~ second,
BoNing Observation-Disclosures Dundee 81.
Young Mopnnsld Willie eaton 81. tarrn
Mcpousa!i. Young Fiizs!mmons W. Hsafy
Eagau.
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TOMPKINS SQUARE PARK.

Forty Yard Dash, Park PLAY grouu1s. -
Pound Clsss-Won hv : Fr'f'ul. u Ter.
man, second, !. Gross, mira Tim., Z
:, conds.
Potato Race, Park Fairgrounds, y,
Pound Clsss-Won hN \ Zomi,K. - Mir
sky, second :. Mir-ky, ,hird. Time, -
seconds.
sixty Yard Dash, Park fairgrounds, 10
Pound Class-Won by y. S-m,rcr. o.
RothbIoom. second l. Mostraw, third
Time, : Is eConds.
Running Broid jump, Park Fairgrounds
S. Pound tlaEs-Wou by n noll'2'r, ;
BETA, second NJ WEIGH, third. Distance,
II feet
one Lap Run, Park Playground ',o
Pound Class-won los : Flunocllo T.
Mos,ram, second, \. rhoda, ;hIri. Tim"
Is 2-5 seconds.
standing Broad jump Park PLAY
grounds, no Pound Won hy VI
Stelzeri A. Berman, second Albert Rcr-
man, third. Distance, \ fcct NV Inches
100 Yard Dash, Park Fairgrounds, l3n
Pound Class-Won by F rcs,hner, ].
BushwiCk. second e. Gotthtlm, third
Time. ~ Id seconds.
220 Yard Dash. Park Fairgrounds, 1870
Pound Class-Won by 4, Tcschner, +.
patti, second J. Lichtenfeld. third Time,
% As seconds,
Twelve Pound shot Put, Park Play.
grounds. i3O Pound Class-Won hy NJ
Halpern; $, Bailin, second. Distance, 81
feet 0 inches.
one Mile Run. Park Fairgrounds. 100
Pound Class--Won by 4. schwartz. VI
Z%willinger. second; II, Lcringuh, third.
Time, 5 minutes 40 seconds,
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McCARREN PARK.

100 Yard Dash. Amateur Athletic Tn.
ion-won by John j.. Elier, J.: a 81,
s.rs. Knights of ST.. Antony, third, rims'
80 Yard Dash. Playground Boys Co
l.u., hrs,; A. Reich; sssond' u n'oN"'
Grabowsky. P. i. a., q Foley, + s. las
second; +, Albert, p. 5. i:s. third Time
Rannins broad Jump-A. GrsSoTskg'
las, Is feet. second; q. Lane T. : 10
Is feet 3 inches, third s.,
Won BY 6. PSsti. 81. cec.liss, = He'd
seyg. 81. Antony. second. r: Helfenstein'
81 cecel,a's. third. Time, is seconds
a?e Yard D.sh; rsTGssiA! J. Sf HsaSsrg. 81
Soov s.con,.s ", Walsh. 81. Antony.
,hiras Tine ~ 81 SesHsds s,nre,,c Learu.
w ~ fS ~ J fu on;;sri.n' Lousbiin Lyceuns.
cnd. Hsdberg, Knights OF st Ahto"''
third. Time. : minutes % 20 seSohds n,o,
Won sy j. short. knights Of 81 An.
R Pot,,. National A. C.. third. Time
minutes e?:5 %seconds ,,n,..,c I'm.
,onnwon by r. q. clifford. MeCadd,,
Iyceum. W. Plant, l. |. A. G seeonIt =
colieu. Brownsville. + c. third' i'"''
ntS" Ysrd Low Hardles-won by } J
Elisr IA 4. C.; II. stack. unattached
sscond II. Reywerth. l. l. A. c. third
Time. !, IS s%econds pov.-won
BY \. weIcon. L. schwinkler. second; /
Morgan, third. Time, IS seconds ,,h,s,,
40 Yard Dash. SUNDAY sehoo,s A;hr
L.ssasmWon Sy :; M.II'SfFai FIRST Me'nodis,
..eena: y pewar, dreenp9in' PresOy'e
rian, third. Time, IS seconds.
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GREENSBORO BRIDGE PL'G'D.

Forty Yard Dash. Park Playground. So
pound Class-Won by Joseph V. Carcey
Ihomas Lynch. second ID. Fannon, third.
Time. 8 2-5 seconds.
zee Yard Dash. catholic Athletic
Leasue-won by stanley J. Cha. st.
Johns club; A. Menzer. ST. Johns Club.
second; VI. Finn, third. Time. IS 2-j
seconds.
Seventy Yard Dash. Park Fairgrounds
Boys. 10 Pound Class-won by r. PAS
ternick Lipschen. second: 1sadore Last
foRel. third. Time, = 2-5 seconds.
22o Yard Dash. Park Fairgrounds Boys,
100 Pound Class-Won by John Donohue
Thomas Herman. second. @. Rosen. third.
Time. rs geo seconds.
sixty Yard Dash. Parochial Schools
Won by John Donohuc Herman. second
Half Mile Run. Church Athletic League
Won by J. Cunningham. Holy Cross Ly-
ccum; Thomas Newman. -. Vincent Fer
rer. second Eugene Hecker. Holy Cross
Lyceum. third. Time. 2 minutes 20 10
seconds.
sixty Yard Dash. Amateur Athletic
Union-Won by Stanley Chal 81. Johns
club. NJ. Finn. second. Y. Downey. third.
Time, : les seconds.
400 Yard Dash. Amateur Athletic Union
Won by =. Downey. Daniel Quinlen,
second @. Kahn, third. Time. 90 as sec
onds.
Half Mile Run. Amateur Athletic Union
Won by Iohu Hopkins. 81. Bartholo-
news. A. Louis Paquantni. Hudson Guild
second Daniel Quinlan. unattached. third.
Time. . minute ~ seconds.
Faust. unattached. A L. Paquanni. Hud-
son Guild. second. II. J. Quinlan. unat-
,ached. third. Distance, 80 feet I S-5
inches.
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ISHAM PARK.

40 Yard Dash. Boys Of 6 and : Years
Won by Mawin Tanel; Fred Reynolds,
second Billy Grant, third
N Ward Dash. BOYS Of 8 Yesrs-won
hy John Murphy: sylvester cypress, sec
ond. Y. Reynolds, third.
30 Yard Dash. Girls 81 7 and 8 Years
Won by Dora Prestup. Frances Hennessey,
second Catherine Mcintyre, third,
50 Yard Dash. Boys of Q and 10 Years
Won hy Robert McNallN, sam Ovidam,
second: Joe Brady. third.
80 Yard Dash. Girls ~ . and 10 Years
Won by Ros,yn Wallach Alma Muller,
second Catherine Edge. third
Won by Sol Avedon; Harold Kirby, sec.
ond w Werback, third.
so Ward Dash. Girls over 10 Years
Won by Mary Hausller; Mary Mclaughlin,
second Edna Mcdonald, third.
~ Ward Dash, Boys over IL Years
Won 10y Frank Doyle; Joe Brady. second
Harry Avcdon. third,
30 Yard Dash, Mothers Over 100 Pounds
Won by Mrs Gunz; Mrs. Hennessy, sec
ond Mrs, Wallach, third
so Yard Dash, Mothers Under $50 Pounds
Won by Mrs, +, +. Gaudineer; Mrs. II.
V. Ball, second; Mrs. II Oppenheim, third.
Potato Race For Boys-Won by David
Herman; Thomas Mccain, second; Paul
Potato Race For Girls-won by Mabel
Mangles Dorothy Duke, second; Helen
S%ilverinan, third
shoe Race, Boys Under 10 Years-won
by Charles Rusch; Manuel Smith, second
Harold Mccain, third.
shoe Race, Girls Under 10 Years-won
! ond Frances Smith, third.
Consolation Race For Girls-won by
. Jennie Kelly; Anna Nugent, second, Edith
! Blyman. third.
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HAMILTON FISH PARK.

40 Yard Dash, Playground Boys. 50
pound Cisss-Won nv |. MAILER; NJ Fem
stein, second; NJ, Cohen, third Time b
3-5 seconds.
running Broad lump. Playground Boys
So pound Class-Won by +. katzen, j.
Harris, second, s. Grier, third. Distance
~ feet I inches,
40 Yard Dash, A. A. won by II,
Rrowser unattached; J. .Atchison, ST.
Rridrii's Lyceun, second W, Roston, A.
mia T.. 9. C., third. Time. d - seconds
eco Yard Dash, a. a, WON by J.
Atachison. ST Bridgid's l.yceum ". c,
Hsase. unattached, second: II: Freund'
unattached, third, Time, ga - seconds
Rrowser, unattached !, Devlne. unat-
tached, second; |" Levine. sheridan A. c.,
third. Time. . minutes
'"ig Pound sho, Put. A, A. U.-won by
FL Onken. Irish American a, C.; II. y
Reilly. Bronx church House, second; s
Knowicki. clark House a A, third. Dis
Running High Jump A A. u,--won by
w Boston, Alpha r.. c. C.; 7. Seekamp
unattached, second II. a. Goag, Brons
Church House, third. Distance o feet
4 inches.
Won BY 81. u. Kruger. Clark House: 8
brown, Clark House. secondi 8. kon'
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DE WITT CLINTON PARK.

20 Yard Dash. riayground BoysIwon
O'Connor. third.
Running Broad jump. Playground Boys
p. Tresynor. second. with "a feet 5 inches;
J. Kaplan, third. with I? fee, 5 inches
20 Yard Dash. Playground Boys-Won
by F, RichsrdeIl. W. klnr, second, j.
go Yard Dash. Playground Roys-won
by = Richsrdell. W King, second j
Moore. third.
Won by T. n. walker, ozansm \. \. )
wVinGtsdh,,' pumna,,ached. third,
Won by r wiikin. Federal A. q; 9.
Grach. Holy cross Lyceum, third.
Two Nile Run, Amateur A,hle,le Union
Al Realr. Bronx church House second
q e crosby. Bronx church House, third,
Putting 10 Pound shot Amateur Athletie
union-Won by John J Cahill, Millrose \
Scheilenherr. West side Y " G A. sec
ond. with = feet : inches J Mcprrmoi'
unattached. third. with - feet inches.
100 Yard Dash, ni-rsett.emeni a A.
Won nv f. Thomslen, De Witt Cllnton' J.
Tormey. Hartley House, second NJ Meyer
Hudson Guild, third.
100 Yards. Catholic A. Won by Y
X. walter, ozanam A 4 1ames Rearion
Paulist A. c. second {. Branchet'o' HolN
Cross Lyceum. third
"a yard Dash. Pa-ochial Schools-Wor
by NJ Hughes. Holy Cross. J smith st
Amhrose. second J McCebe, De witt lin
50 Yara p,sh,. :. s a .:rwIn ey !
second q. o'Connor, r, $. 81 third. :
one Nile Run, church 4 Won by :
n,rkI' Holy cross Lyceum. second, A
Realm. Bronx church House. third,
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ATHLETIC FIELD.

po hoo yaF Era na.n Hal Hail; j. His.,ns; E5s,;
NV. Han; Mrs, ssec Time. ii Il . ssai,S, "1.'
10 Yard Dash. p, S. A. L-Won by A.
Reilly, Manual Trainins; II; s Hemmr.
cem%s,ctai' r .sTsnd = seconds %'"
e'f Riuh ,nins Hish Jump r; $ A. LmwGn
BY 9. poTt, Bushwies . ,effS 10 inches sec:
ond SiIyermsn P. s. No. 49, feet g
inches. third. wu,hyT y
One Lap Parochisi seh0SiMw1n ~ M,i,on,
Heavenly Rest Club. second Time : 80
Four Lap Run. c. a; L-Won by A g.
Arn., A c. second. Time. 3 minutes
81 rs seconds. Nh,
$50 Yard Run.P. :. a Lmwon by sec.
.oG #, ~ d. Rouse Central Congregational
third. Time. Z minues !! seconds g. 4
,,+n Yard Run. A. R,s,m mom III ".
st,sohed' third. Tams, $ az ss'pTds' W
5g!:.t Lens II, I,i aS A A G. second \ auFt {;
kin. st. Agnes A. C." third Time :
mi ma" Nt Is R fsSSns Nosice, A, a. u--won by
V T Eklund. Baltic 4. g } sodsrmsn,
Battle A. C., second p Massar99' .econds
''6 NO. ' MiiIs Run church Athletic Union
Won by j. A. Burrell. Trinity clno' I'm
ia Silva. Trinity CluD,- setoHu ria,n
bn.b Rronx church House. third limo
minutes 4 As seconds. -
sixty Yard Dash, PARK p,aggr"" sec.
"a Wexner, third. Time, : seconds
one Lap Run, Park Plsgrronnds-Moa'
~ D Dougherty, r A. Briggs' s"conHs
PsrImutt.r. third. Time, 1s 40
900 Yard Run. Military A. L-Woh os q
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third Time, 2 minutes 80 rs seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-06
ROCKAWAY BARELY TRIUMPHS.
Defeats Camden Grnsshoppcrs by
~ to 1919 In Polo Game.

llrMrsTEAp. y. Y. July BY a total
score OF - goals TO l0i.. the Rockaway
Hunting Cluh polo team defeated the
Camden, :. G., Grasshoppers this after
noon IN the opening game for the Inde-
pcndtucc cups. open to players whose
hIudIcaps do not exceed two goals. The
game was played at the Rockaway
Hunting club grounds at Cedarhurst and
opened the tournament which will last
Tor the next two weeks. Playing for
Ruchawiy were William \. Hazard. Jr.,
Edward Leonard. who played several
periods and then withdrew FOR his
brother. e. H. Leonard seward Cary
and w. 7 !, Hazard Camden played
with Lirucque Anderson. Archer Kinney.
Henry Anderson and Godfrey prccce.
Rnrkaway received three goals by
handicap. scored eleven more and lost
one goal on penalties for two fouls
camden NIT eleven goals and lost a half
Z al on penalties.
Much ~ the excellent work done by
the RoykawaN players had been learned
los playing bicycle polo, which developed
excellent direction and also the skill to
MAX, cong drives Each team scored in
the first period H. the second chukker
cary scored two and Irccce and Kinney
each one. Each team tallicd in the third
and each lost a half goal on penalties
Kinney scored the only goal at the end
~ the fourth period. and Cary by TX
% l!ou' ~totuwork hit the only two goals
~ The nfth ,nukkcr In the sixth. &. X.
Leonard hit Two goals and Kinney, cary
ald Ha2atd each one. Rockaway shut
camden out IN the seventh and scored
three goals. Conditions were reverse
TO- the ,ast chukker, when Camden came
back strong. hitting three goals in turn
and shutting out RockaUay.