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Gna[anbs HIberne suaeIn.

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mdfenien an tic 3nsenS.

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WadenIeH.
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4er tueibIidt gdaffner In gSien.

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peHerrsIds ShnbersaHswsIs.

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gerbiente slnsseidlnuns.

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4eiertiOnen aus ataIieu.

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Tein. oa bsfannt gerofbsn isi, bab pd6na
nas itaIlsnlI6t 9auptquartisr fem fDsrbs.
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gHriSroe in geaisn.

Die beutlde aeeitrune BAL, mic bss1Ent,
auntosthrte mad bgn befebtsu Gbgllsn
BeIaitns uno Grantreihs mtionst, bic fd
Der bOriian aunFlddbs fadgsmdb ons
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g~ibIioihtlen In ben fragIidtH 2oubestbeis
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Ttsnaug 81 llbst8sagsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
CHASE CLASSIC
AT PIPING ROCK

The Whitney Memorial Steeplechase
Handicap. one Of the richest Of turf
classics through the field. is the race
that stands out on the card Of six that
will be run on the second day Of the
spring meeting at Piping Rock this
afternoon.
James +. Widener's Compliment,
which won the fixture last year, and
twenty-five other 0: :he best jumpers
in the East have been named for the
fixture. and the contest should be one
of the best that the lovers OF steeple-
chasing have seen in many day.
The Jumpers will have 20 share the
houors with the smart o-year-olds
that have been entered for the Grab
Bag Handicap, a private sweepstakes
Thirty Youngsters were named when
the lists closed, but only half that
number have been entered for the race
this afternoon.
The picturesque Locust Valley course
will again vie with Belmont Park, but
So far as the entries go and more
than ninety thoroughbreds haze been
named for the various fixtures Piping
Rock seems 10 be holding its own pref
" well.
Racing will begin at 2:30 p. N. Spe-
cial trains will leave from the Pennsyl-
vania Station az ! a. m. and l-.1o p H.
The entries follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
MRS. M'LEAN HAS
CHANCE FOR TITLE
VIII Meet Mrs. Beard To-day In
Final Round of Merton Lawn
Tennis Tourney.
Tennis Tourney.

Philadelphia, June Mrs. Marshall
Mclean, of Morristown. y. j., and Mrs.
c. ~ Beard. of this city, will meet to-
morrow in the final round for the won p
ems lawn tennis championship o. Penn
sylvania and Eastern States az a re-
suit of the fourth round AID semi-fnsl
matches played to-day in tho tourna-
ment at Merton.
In The final Of the doubles Mrs Ne
Lean and Miss Molla Bjurstedt, the
Norwegian champion, will meet Miss
Phyllis Walsh and Mrs. l. Schiichter.
jr, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Mclean defeated Miss Eleanor
Carey. Of Baltimore, in the fourth round
of the singles. So, s %, and won
from Miss Clare Cassel, New YORK,
in the semi-fnal, g, 90. Mrs.
Beard defeated Mrs Barger Wallach.
New York, 6-3, l-6, So. IN her
fourth found match, and won from
Miss Agnes Kennedy, Of this city IN
the semi-fnal, Is, O.. Sc.
In the doubles Mrs. Mclean and Miss
Biurstedt won from Mrs. Beard and
Miss NJ. Steever, Andover, 10, g.
81 in the third round. and defeated
Miss Carey and Miss Emelie Kennedy
in the semi-Anal. 6-3. 3-6. Miss
Walsh and Mrs. Schlichter won from the
Misses Margaretta and Sarah Meyers IN
the third round, 81, 50. and defeat
ed Miss Marion Fenno and Miss Eleanor
Sears. Of Boston. in the seml-tnal Z,
9-6. e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
TEAM PICKED FOR
BATTLE on COURTS
Williams, Washburn, Church
and Mathey Chosen for Pam
ama.Pacific Matches.

The four Eastern States lawn tennis
players who will compete for the
Panama-Pacifc championship at San
Francisco were named to-day
r. Norris Williams, %, Philadelphia.
will captain the team. Watson VI.
Washburn. New York; George NJ.
Church, Englewood. \. J.. and Dean
Mathey. Crawford, y. j.. are the other
members of the quartet which was Sc
lected by Z. D. Wrcnn, George 7. Adee
and Henry W Slocum. the committee
Of the national association.
In announcing the team President
Wrenn said the players would get
their first preparatory matches to-
gether in the national clay cour. cham
pionship at Pittsburgh, beginning on
June 26. At the end Of that week they
will start for San Francisco, where the
Panama-Pacifc matches begin on as
phalt courts on July 10.
At the end OF the Panama Pacific
contests there will be East versus West
matches, consisting OF four singles and
two doubles. Then the team will re-
turn east 10 play in the tournament al
Longwood, Boston. Several OF the
California players are expected TO ac-
company the team on its return 10 this
section.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
Jeff Pfeffer Holds Pirates
to Four Hits, Scoring
Easy Victory.
HY MYERS MAKES
THREE SAFE HITS
Brooklyn Goes Into Third Place
and Is Only Half a Game
Behind Second.

Pittsburgh, June I. Jcf Pfeffer sent
the Superbas of 70 a flying start for
the top in the opening game OF the
Western trip this afternoon. The giant
Hessian was unbeatable, and turned
the Pirates back with an case and grace
that delighted tho lovers Of baseball
who were neutral.
JEFF labored IN a good cause, too, for
this afternoons victory put the Su-
perbas in undisputed possession OF
third place. They are huff a game
ahead Of the Braves. who did not play.
and half a game behind the Phil,ies.
who were likewise kept out Of action
by the schedule committee. l. was p
thoroughly convincing victory, and won
by a score Of 20 ..
The Superbas supported the gilt
edged pitching Of their giant star IN a
manner BETTING the occasion. They
simply laced the cover off the ball in
the fifth and sixth innings and made
Lefty Cooper. who has been effective
against them heretofore, run 20 cover.
Bob Harmon. who replaced the young
southpaw, was not a great improve
mcnt. although II may be said that he
did curb the Supcrhas IN their RAIDS on
the run column. When Harmon retired
20 let Collins hit for him Councilman
took command Of the pitching. and he.
TOO, managed 20 keep mis- head above
water.
pG,.r.r w. ~ , fr,r-~~c f,r-ptrF y r d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
Ward Springs a Surprise
On Courts at HartSdale
Defeats Voshell, Playing
Through Champion, in Two
Straight Sets-To Meet
Johnston To-day.
Ry Erred HAWTHORNE.

A champion went down 70 defeat yes
terday. when s. Howard Voshell, the
plaving through title holder, was beaten
in a hard two-set match at 10 g, GO.
by Vanderbilt b. Ward in the lower
half semI-Anal round OF the annual
Eastern New York State lawn tennis
championship at the County Tennis
Club Of Hartsdale.
Charles l.. Johnston. jr, former inter
collegiate champion, gained the other
final bracket by defeating Arthur VI.
Lovibond, the regimental champion, in
q gruelling three-set struggle at 81,
IS. @. and he and Ward will meet
this afternoon 10 battle for the title.
Ward put in a comfortably busy day
Resides his work in the singles, he,
paired with Allen Behr. reached the
semi-fnal round Of the mems doubles
by defeating Noshell and Freddy Baggs
al 81. SIS.
But this was not the limit Of Wards
activities, for he and Behr streaked
over the country roads 10 Yonkers IN
Rehr's 20-dogpower Saxon, and there
Ward defeated Walter S. Andrews IN
the semi-Anal round OF the singles in
the Amackassin Clubs open tourna-
ment.
In the mixed doubles Miss Margaret
Grove and j. II. Stelnkampf, playing
through champions. won two matches
and reached the upper final bracket,
with Miss Marie Wagner and A. j.
Ostendorf occupying the other.
Miss Wagner added another title to
her long list by defeating Mrs. Royal
Victor In the final round Of the women
singles at g, =. Previously she
hal vanquished Miss Bessie Holden at
3, 6-l.
The summaries follow:
Mems singles (sem anal round Vanderbilt
Ward defeated s Howard NoshelL lo-s. s
l.. Johnston. st.. defeated Arthur ~ Louoond.
women. singles (s.ni nnil roundl-mss Marie
WAsner defeated Miss Bessie Holden, IS a
Ms Ko5sl Victor defeated Nh. W. II. Noss. 81.
Iieu round VI" Mar. Wagner defeated Nh
Mined doubles iuird round Miss Margaret
Grove art , StsirkAmgf defeated Miss Bessis
Holden Ant e e. Chambers IS. O.
som. @ual fourI-Mis Grove and II S'ein-
kampf defeated Mf ana Mr. pu f,ey bri''on t.t.
g. Miss Marie Wagner ana J usieni0r fs-
fea'ei Miss Grace faueiy and George hinf. &c.
Mems double, t,hir1 rounil-Apen Bshr and
Vanderbilt Il Ward defeated HoNAfl Nosheu
and J. &. BAGS. %. So kins smith ar Ar
"'os t-S. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05

Han Rock----..I5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
One Golfer Must Lose

-. white nil rise from the green car,
49, ond travel on dead line toward
H. min neither 10 the night nor 70 V"e
ioft neither hooked nor sliced Dut as
a etraiCb+ line would be drawn Wi'hou'
49, in its Journey. He had the two
big rs Of golf az his mercy Distance
IA INJECTION and no man IN the tour
~o-oo,t could have stopped HIM as ne
ria,od He had simply forgotten NO"
- 49, one. for he had both BAH ana
cIub eating out Of his hand
Anderson's battle TO the hnal roUh0
- F,,llv as heroic. Il was John o. )
g.. roetropolitan tournament. lie H"u
b.on nlaying but little golf all spring
- no competition 70 keep MN Keen
Vet he was thrown from one extra Hoio
hattie into another, forced 70 SUI usf'o
ovcrv inch Of the way, ana ne ne ny
issuc without a hutter' IN ! tlu"y
round he caught the two young ssaI M, VI
80 district Max Marston ana In'
carter. Both played hneIy ana Do'"
fouobt with unusual pIucN' puI wy
Siwanov sharpshooter huhR on VII
a.,.,;rg primness and by unusual
@.aadrces battled his way 20 the ~ ish.
Tbc frish between Carter ana An
-, ,yas a nerve destroyer, yet the
,,or,.es Of neither broke. For -FOUR
80 holes they fought evenly Ander,
extra n,d nSies with greater steadiuess and
~ 49, yocovering with greater brill-
Car.er And il required a 2 on 100
lAnJS hoie for the eX-Massachusetts
ysara n 10 dispose Of his pupil whom he
P.NYet ougbt al the Fessenden School
seen trha yror5or Of II ell was that man
h"G nlayed as little golf this
VINO "" Anderson could survive the
sprlns ~ so many heart-breaking
S'a4rj 1t WAS a miracle Of nerve
control. for there was no sign OF any :,
.ort Of weakening no sembIance OF -, n
lapse. And 4 both continue ,bo onf a Dat.,s
today should be one OF 1ne naiGvS,
fought that ever decided metropolitan
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Entries for day
at Belmont Park

-RSr RACF-THE CREEDNOoR HASpICAP
lisl ueigt,. for three year olds ard Upward slI
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avs or John c. Anderson must be
tes;sa TODAY For .}ev both deserve
e,srr.or,it, s~d All the attending
roy AID scc,sir~ for wbst tbev have
a',tdy done.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
CORNELL CREWS CHOSEN
Courtney Gets Squad Ready
to Go to Poughkeepsle'

Ithaca. Y. y. June D. Char!e
= Courtney made his final Sc
lection Of al the crews lor tne
jP S5,,G, regatta here today.
T5ere has been a continuous shake.up
in all the crews, but unless something ~
unforeseen happens the comblnanons
cow Cow made Up viii represent Cornell at
,be Hudson races. The varsity eight
is believed to be UP to the &c C9uT f'1iiy
standard in every way ana July
canable Of holding its own.
The make-up Of the crews as an
courced by Courtney, follows; .
VARSITY Bow, Fernow; ,, Bro; g.
Othus: !. Andrus; 5, Worn; 6, Cush
ing; Z, OBnen; stroke, Collyer; cox
swain, James. oa.,5. o
Kinrsland; 8, Lund; I, Lyle; B, Tern
berry; g. S.ahl 7, Morgan; stroke
brooks: coxswain, Pratt.
Weisbrod and Calder will be taken ,
along as subs for the Junior eig il
and NcCandless will be general utii'y
coxswa!n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
Awards in the Winners
Glasses at MineOla ShOW

res' Waesco', Master Willie. reserve. A. II. Stew
ar's eA. Conmel Draw Laddie. Bitch.s-Won ~
Miss jean h. traNford's Bap0n Beatrice reserve.
Na.c,g0t kennels kumnaHt'y REet
DaaIi- Diamonds dossi Won by KiIsarn Ken
rcs' hllrtrn tIufy. Bltrhcs-Non ~ knlesrn
kennels, kLeam Pesgy Pride reserve. same own
crs hlIle4u George.
Manchester terriers dogs Won ~ Fl Mack's
Par.lmaat Ni.kie. reserve. A Delmonrs Rose
I'LL. 1871. reserve. A Dclmonts Rose Hill Faith:
reserve George Lows Bonnie Lsssie
Toy p0oiies dogs and bchesl-Won By hrs.
H.n,
ChMulhuas dogs and btchssl-won BY M,.
e. b. A,~ooIs ca. Beni,o Jsurez: reserve same
owners Cul,cu).
PooI.ss dog, Won by Red Brook sugermsn
reserve sal- owners Red Brook Pluto Bitches
Wa by same o"nef'' Red Broot Prma Donna
Delllr4 Monarch. reserve. 4 a. Stcwarts strath-
tay hn3aie Monarch B'ches Won by OAK Wall
kennels, Olh Wal Fliry Nestai. reserve. Dream
"o.l Farms co. Dreamw0i Juaui,a
Miniature bulldogs liogsJ-Won BY II Rush
TOMS cn Wood-ra.t Model. reserve. Y. g. He'll
ner, Wood.rif Mruestra. Bitches-won b, Jane,
Fl1 terrier. smooth 'dossI-Won b. O. D.
Viierer's Lord SaIis. 10 reserve. Btches-WOn By
Nh. 4. Lomas's Dangling Plum, reserve. IngHersin
a A1.es Nio.a f.otsau.
Tor terriers wlreo tdog,i-Won ny vickey Ken
ne.,' Y.aery G-eclhank Selection: reserve Theodore
orermons RI SWAY ReIi'al Bitch-s-Wo1n BY
Ni.l.r heflt.,' Nlckery Ninetka. reserve, u.
QuiutarI's H0'mbIry Rcv-
West Hign.ald white terriers (fogl-Von BY
Greenwich Kennels Ga Greenwich Cairn Fern re-
serve Mr. Roy A Rsueys Dunnezan Hero
Bitches Won by T. LaWrruce's Nspo.e Waitress
reserve. same owners Ga Butterscotc4
Calm terriers .l0gs AID bitches Won By M-
n Prices sandy Peter on, q the West, reserve
saII- owners Mis-. prim
Welsh terriers lI5ssl-won ~ N. Misses b an
G. ac Cofpet's S~a..ea. reserve. &. Thomas's End
cIre Register Bifches-Won ~ G.. > Thomas
EiIcllr. Crssspafch. reserve. Mrs. Eric = Win
stol', Ga. Leuay Model
DarI!e Diam0ct terriers idog,) Won BY Kiesrr
Kennels Cinty. no reserve. Bltches-WOa by SAINT
onre.', Peggy Pride. reserve same owners George
S.hippcrkes ,i1ssI-Wou BY lima kennels ca
fraA Florist. reserve Colonel T. Deuny's Luiphen
Bif-.c,-Wou by Colonel r. De1ny's Ch Katrina
reserve. T. Il AI8ymau's Ch Wat.ants Wonderful
Maltese terriers Iog.l-Non by Mis- X. Stir
Iug'5 Yankee Sow Cloud. reserve. {. Baumarni
Jo.t Il~u Bitches Won ty Ms, + Roger
BABY reserve Miss X. srnlings Lady Snow Cloud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-05
The Red Sox Uplift.

The Red sox appear have emerged from their trance
last with several crppes back in shape CarriEan
believes that by the last % June his club Will either be
first or within game OF the top
The Red Sox will be at home now for some time and
during this period Of play they confident they can yan
back both Tigers and White Sox and beyond doubt
the dope which picked them TO win was properly
arrayed The stuff :, certainly there 10 win pennant Il
said stuff Is properly parleyed and msneuvred.
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Boxing Bouts for To night.

The boxing bouts tonight will be as
follows: George Leahy ". Tex Kelly
Kid Herman vs.. Young Lustig' at the
Ta;rmont A. c.; frankie Olson vs.
DANNY Fields, at Browns Gymnasium
I T~-t Reed vs.. Battling Johnson, at the
greensboro A. c.; Danny Ridge vs.;
Hobby Burns. at the Irving A. C., and
George Rodel vs.. Joe Woods at the
Sharkey A. {.