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MISS WAGNER BEATEN
FOR TENNIS TROPHY
Loses to Mrs. Kitchens In Final
Round Of One Day Tour
namcnt.

Practically all Of the leading women
tennis payers In tho metropolitan dis
trict participated in the ono day tourna-
ment at the Howard Reach Estates yes-
tcrday. Mrs. Claude v. Kitchens sprang
surprise In defeating Miss Marie Wag-
ner In the final round. 6--3, 3--6, 6--3.
In the previous rounds each match con-
sisted Of only one set.
In the doubles final Miss Margaret
Taylor and Mrs. T.. v. Lynch defeated
Miss Edith Bagg and Miss Elizabeth
Harwood. 81. "a In the se,ni-iinals
Miss Bagg and Miss Iiarwood defeated
Mrs. Percy Wilbournc and Miss Aida
Hamilton, S--3. while Miss Taylor and
Mrs. Lynch defeated Mrs. Hun and Miss
Bessie Holden. -.
one Of the contestants In the singles
was Miss Aida Doyle. sister Of Connie
Doyle of Washington. The summaries.
Howard Beach sngl..-,Firs, ropni :.
wilbourne' 90; Miss Elizabeth Harwooi
Marie Wagner defeated Miss Be.sle Holden.
Mead, 60: Misc Adele Cragin defeated
Mrs lingo Hartmann. I--3. Mrs. NJ. B iiur
defeated Miss Aida HAMILTON, q Ms
s-1; Mrs. Claude v. Kitchens defeated
Mss n, Brown; d; MIS- Mary Hamilton
second Round--Mrs 4 Henderson won
by default: Miss Wagner defeated Miss
harwood. 6-i. Mrs Lynch defeated Nlis'
Crag.n. G---3: Mrs. Hun defeated Ms
paEg, S-3; Mrs. Kitchens defeated Miss
Mary Hamilton. e.; Miss Ann. tiamil
ton defeated Mrs. I. y. Murray, 81; Mis-
Caroma Winn defeated Mrs. \ Humphreys
-: Mis- Taylor defeated Miss Marssre'
Grove. g..
Third Round--Miss Taylor defeated Mrs
Henderson, 6-2. Miss Wagner defeated
Mrs. Lynch. 90: Mrs. Hitch.ns defeated
Mrs. Hum. Ga. Miss Anne Hamilton de
tested Miss winn rs
Semi.hnsi Round--.Miss Wagner defeated
Miss Taylor. 90: Mrs Kitchens defeated
Nj Anne Hamilton, G---,
Final Round--Mrs Hitch ms defeated
Miss Wagner. "a 3.-G ID
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MRS. DENTON TENNIS WINNER.
scores Victory Over Miss Seymoure
on south Orange T.. G. Courts.

SOUTH ORANGE. y. j.. Sept. 3o.--AIrs
Warren u. Denton OF Maplewood won
the annual lawn tennis championship p
tournament Of tho South Orange Field
club in wonlen's singles this afternoon.
defeating Miss Lillian Seymoure of South
Orange. 81, ct. The match was wit
messed by large gallery OF spectators.
Tre summaries:
Third Round-Miss Beatrice Pier-on dc.
feated Miss Edith icresn'c. 90. q; Miss
Lillian SEYMOUR defeated Miss Katrina
Stephenson, 6--3. s.; Mrs. Charles +. Shr.
pard defeated Miss Ella N. Chambers. -.
g.
Fourth Round-Mi-s Marion T. Dormitscr
defeated Miss Elsie Brewer. e--,. 50: Miss
Lillian Seymoure defeated Miss Beatrice rcr.
sou. 81. Ga: Mrs Warren u Denton de.
featej N-s. Charles I. Shepard. e-3. -:
Mrs William X. Vanderpool defeated Miss
beatrice Barmby. Go. o-e. 7.-5.
Semi. final RounJMi.s Lillian seymoure
defeated Miss Marion Dormitzer. 49, -.
81: Mr. Warren D. Denton defeated Mr.
william X. vanderpool 60, 6--i.
Final Round-Mrr Warren u Denton dc.
feated Miss LILLIAN Seymoure. g.. e-'.
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CAVALIER NOW Is
CHAMPION HUNTER
Miss Helen HitchcOck's Geld.
ing Declared Best at Mineola
Horse Show.
RADIANT GETS 4 TITLE

Miss Helen IItchcocke chestnut geld
Ing Cavalier was declared the champion
hunter of the Mineola Horse SHOW. wht'h
ended It's three day session yesterda%
afternoon. Tho yenr-old chest
nut beauty was awarded first prize over
dozen Of the hest hunters and jumpers
in the country in the class 10 decide the
title. Cavalier won the honor. but press
!ns him hard was Cal,inist. u brown
gclding beo', sns TO Mise Hitchcock s
mother.
Tho event was o7cr only 20 horses
that had won first or second at a
recognized show and was Judged accord
ins To- conformation. manners and per-
formances. In conformation Calvinist
might have been tri'le the best. but
when II came TO clearing the obstacles
and general good manners while In the
ring Cavalier had no equal, The rcd
went 10 Caly!nlst.
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WANTS GOLF BODY
TO Be IN CONTROL
Woodward Sends Out Letter
Asking for Capitalization
Of Power.
WESTERN MEN OPPOSED

Cu,c.oo Gan, ao ,,,, O.. .,
tho const,tu,,nn ~ ... S..,..s $50.
Golf Assoc,at,on 20 a. % nan,ra,,,e ,',,
eolnne anthori,v 4, ,,.r,na a. ~,
BODY. is outlined in "a ,c,tor scr, =, ,Js
associations throuehout tho country nv
President Frank T.. Woodward ~ p.n.
yer and made public to-day, The schsm.
is opposed by leaders of tho wc.torn
Golf Association. the largest rival or.
ganization.
Until this year the various American
golf associations have Welded to the
rulings OF the United States Golf Assoc
citation, hut there was talk OF n reyo.
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FIVE MILE ROAD RUN. HANDICAP.
. Astu
WITH GOLFERS ON MET" LINKS.

,p,wAMIs-Eish,een Hole Handieap-
= I'm Kemp, ss-i3, 7a. swssps,akesss-
i: {: ~ Kemp; 'sp.si ssp..siai ii uanaicap"w mF!o" y
H. browning. lca-:s Is; NJ. G. farSon'
loi--2'. -.
GRFENwIcH-century Cup, pFesssn'ed
semi. anal Round: cnr,.,,. S.n, up; J. Fair.
%nss'Gn W nss p. at eefi A. II salmon. and c,as,
B~s. s. Gayiord beat II, n,n mosrGh' ! ana ana 4
Eishi'se99 sasis9 h's 'oualtfyins Round FOR October
cupI-,,. H. Nixon led with So
DEAI.---club, championshlpLi'Iim Prpsi Ss ,ss
smith debated payndid, P,sr5s a cupG. rr r. fanis
defeated Frederick II. Ecker; ahH
V. Hartford Cup, c.ass va Sn, ~ ! i
sGsiis. srsnS. ssi;-si.. s;si. '.;;.' ''
GRRENwICH-Centu cup, pre'cht@en @
sy Duane Armstrong for those that have
msde 100 %! or m0Is r. Y Msrwn, loc~s q? ii.
s Thonpson. I6s-iI. %; r + TS;nSr' M
:iO.i,. ss; w = fe,egi d; W. " j. rs2:,ow. ar w.
o,, Peters; 81, jF Vs. is cr.sp, ls' ,SiSio. D. ii.
underhii. ioa.s. o.; =; Il reter'S; Soy,an- litn
sss., ;s Dr. W f. ,s Ho%Sn' a. s'ES stanfcri. NJ; q.
&c Z; SaTsariH -; II. y. s'uySsck, s.-is. IS,
HypEwoop--play. for "a" prss.dent..
was FsG%s4 FWn.c1 Wh,.h.ai Tl,n ns i0iH si5 20 q
noImtsI: w p. Taylor. ST. 7s {? p1nt,s,
\. \. cannon: ioo-lI; 80 q p1tn,n N wai. tIr
semi orels OF t9s san eHs'nRnNi WilinS Nis,hwitz
,srI Tcnrroii Tavlor defeated H.: O.. Morse,
ana ,>r,t result Whit.head aud Taylor WIN
meet in ths ins," T.N. rss,Sr sS,u,'s sprlng cham
mr. ,;dn '; far TIC Tie championships Of the club,
TCI.AIK--sweeps,akes. class Al
sImmons. sd---5. 81. Class HI De
war,; %.is; 80. c'ss' 'M club champI"h X mSi"n
III,"' yhip. semi final Round--Match oetweeI
Nv. Dyer and l.. johnson. postponed; J
Y, Rat,en beat r. T., Harbour, up
, Women's Puttin". FIRST SiN,c"n-Won ~ ~
Miss Dorothy Il. Alien; runner up Mrs Mrs !; :,
Mrs Allen Hirsh; runner up Mrs l.. y
De Dausney.
NoRTH LERsEy-Mixed four.ome-,w W
Pri,chard and Miss "r~tcnSn N,hen mhem.cn.n nn,
Ti"s Gertrude Ayers. ll4-ls. 90: Thona
kane and Mrs, H. \, Blauvelt les
.s. ic:.
pLA,NFIELp COUNTRY cLt'Br Th'
INST round in the c9mprtN@lon @ ior w G'a., ~
ppnont.st.d on the links this afternoon. Tn
,oiiowing scores were made: D. ~ bar
rows defeated A, J.. E,'Ck"2n ,mtS . ma ~.
%snd !, wiiiism r Gienny defeated y. !.
Sraiv. AZ /: and 4: j, whitney Baker dsreat.'
81 J, p9m1n'; and 2; ] @ t'nenari wa, at
-" prosn defeated IT. II. Stockton. M
g Y Iipscomh defeated j X. schoemake'
and T. a,,p.,, @ r.iiP nn ''a abi' H. I''Sn' e. n S
va" va" a, a. IL. top oi tho third sixteen;
In III" cup competition the folio" u!
;:%'ir e; Il T;'1l,.ii # er.il. sc-,s, !s''''"' ''
! RICHMOND CouNrY-The apalify,n
he,d yesterday. the scores being unususl
J, high owing TO . strong wind, The Hunls
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british SOCCER RESULTS.

LONDON, sept, 30. - IN" following Hr-
tho results of tho principal English Rud
scottish soccer game d"cll"d t".IAlt
English Leagues Ian" shrc section .-
Hlackburn hoy'rs. = R".n4a'"' !, black.
0, Manchester Ci'y, !; ENrr,on, i, south,
port Central. 2, Bottom NauIcrrrs, -,
Etockport county, !; Preston. Nor,h En-,
l. stoke. o. Burslcm Fort Nnl", -.
Midland section. RarnS!sY, c; Linco'n
Cuv. /. Bradfora Cay, !, Nu'ts county. o.
chesterfield Town. u. Birmingham. g. Hu4i
Ci,y. /; bradford, l. L'cd, 'i,y.. /; llud,
',ri,nshy Town. .. No,ts Forest. !: She,
noid Wednesday. / Shctn' 'ii unIl"d. :,
London Combination pr"n,frrd ::
Luton Town, 2, crystal l'aincc, .; Road.
ing. .. chels"a, 81 Arsenal . onc"us
par r.. 0; Clapton Orient, o. Tot''uham
untspur. +; MilNalL I. West Ham Initc,.,
.; Wauiord, .. southampton, {, Ful.
scottish Lcaguc--Ayr United. :; Ah"r.
deem. 0. Ccitic. !; iI"arts, o. Fl'kirk =:
Dgmnar,on. =, iiincrnisnS, |; third Ian,
o; Kilmarnoek !. Patrick. Thistle q: Az.
drieonians, .. oueens fark 2; Dundee, :.
hangers, u g. Airrsn. 0.
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Mrs IU,rhcock's Challenger earned the
hecomc hunters. In 'i's contest W II.
T''I" = i,"Ia orrweoG f,e,aY' ,bo "a" yeli"w % and
y, c,'l .r",,,,,.,,,.. - W",hc, ,,.
Miss Llda L. rl'''ma'h "'''''' '''S
wht". 49,. ,.,,,, ,,, w,rx;c. Miss
80, ~ ..r,,,,h scored n bluc In IA,
N.,a ~. ~, -, ~ sa,,I,o borses ucr rnir
,Homen wo,"en and nd .,vrns;
,, Sr., ,,or IN. hluc
littl" Miss J.. Sp!rhS 'ooh me .'u'
N 'he pony class with her cupid Mas,
~ Gordon sala l:egan was awarded
'l' i'h W." .,,,. ,.t.h
Miss Nudi"% l.'W >"'Ni Inc ?'""N ""H
- ''N'H, .... ~
Road .'e',-- 70 - ~,., i,I',,,r
it 1,'i b' '"rnn"- ~ 'ar r,c.sS>v rS->,' a., b.,
i'nna!'s Z "''I"n; 10Th Iir,r shnr.
-. y" . h'H", : ,i' irSit, ii,tf
wrker.y h ;. ''"rl", iniTH iA'P i''"'
H'rs y. M Nr'.iit". ''HF, ,..-,, ... -.
Sa'h'c lipr.er l'N's. -. 20
""f. t. To-. .., 49, .,.,..-
a. pc 'en'., rnut"rn'"' 'H -. g. !.
Won .' VI 's J.. SiH,Nt 81, 49, So,
'"- '','' :, H''t ,S''
r~ty"y 'h,r'. o...... a, :, . ,,,...I
N',!,r ~" o,,,.,,, msnnsr,.' Sad
paccs, q, III, "nk, ,go' Nnf 'sn'rr ,aIr.,, N""
hv GurGoa " k0anps h IN na'N'
gnatosn" laTin- % ~ N'd' ~ -, n,,n,.
M'H N'.H " '.s,,',,,u, ,-ar,' - -,
spring ,l'uc, t'ufth'
Road Va rs ~ 'c-' r"nI ~ ~ ~
h"iEI' Won ny MIS-, 'f'N"t'' q,
was. =. =. Ea't'i h",N ,"i -.
- Rrnmp,"'., -. u. Ne I.'' -
mann ~ .. WAN, 10 'N.''" '''
Stables 20. l"'T ~ ''''Nt ,.,a
InlTs of Sip'i" li"l- -- 80 20 ~
horses any h'.g"'. On 7" '' t'"t =.
Nty an sid said.'. not hS,,,n'' ~,
h'h"- Ny r"utl"man--Mon hs MlSs N"t'
y ~ 'raNaih.s ~ h,ns Nt,mu. ~" NV, -, w.
K Warv''k Miss Ihdn u f'l'h'nn "a
& Wsth'n and gr. m. 'yGne', ser'hH
'chamr!"n Ir,zr--,'ps "nE " 70,
NOT 'Nc"hhb '.. n"nt- 10, -.
mt or se"und prNe under -hiHs ~ 'uS
hors" show incn1onHd IN rh" :" 'n.
'E' Horse, taking nrs' or Sc'np pl''H
this show; TIE former mrsi DO. 'n'T "-
'in'e Il tn" closing Of "nir'"-. ~" ''', '
Viii 70" post "ntries.Won hS fo"".t"n
FARMS ch. >. fi'n'', Harry la N"''''@"
IN. Z Sor'hmhn, second ,
champion ir'Ne open ohIS =, horses "N
second pri4" under s.id,r AZ any hors'
show mentioned IN rue :" ana 20 Morse
taking first and second Pr'1'@ ~ rh'- -""
he former must be nIair ~ INC '"u "'
closing entries; the 'a,i'T Will p" r''n en-
tries-Non hy w. II RA"d't : EtH.'
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media. which has heon In annual comr'u,
uon Tor oyer . twHn,y,on" year, was ~"
: Van clist With 2 sord ~ u, 80 s..
ou, OF a ned Of sixty th;se siNt"ens qua.'
nel Tor prizes and vii, r%n''nn" AZ match
play ,hronghoui the month; Tn" sH"res: -.
<, 80 So; 4 Mar;, ~, ti..-s;;; y oa. l.:
te",ey; ~ 4'-sS' u W 's"r '" '"-'m'
,5--io; G. r. Stout. a. 20 a3. ". . Van
tlirf ~. +i-?3: y T. Grir'n, ~, 49--a3
H. Miller Jones. ~ ~ al: l.. pan!"'s. ~.
Schenrr. -, i2-'G; T. :, Huss"l,
40. 4s-o7.
second siyte.n.R T. biet.. IS. i9-"'; {;
-. 4s-os. q. :. scoheld. -. q ~ T,
g. 500; 2, Dc r,mana,Me.' -. 3..1ni"l;
~, 5I-l02: J. u Leggatt, 81 50-iUa. *
Twinins. -. 4s--io2; W, l.. Davidson ~.
20 5oIl"3 y r. Green. 10; 4$-lo3: W ~
Hi'Sf II M:p.wcii s. clo$ 81 Deck a. ''-'"''
4s-iod; y, : Walker. 80. 81 loG; II. I.
srown .; ai-ln1; j Elliman, -,
~ ~ W. 'o,mes' % ". lns; u u
| 53--iio: W. W King. 5c. 6o~iia: II t.
Iiarri.on, % hs-lla: 9: q schroeder: co.
wn'ser -, 5o--ilI; II " sou,ar. -.
0o-ll7; u. Stuts, 80. Ho--1is,
scARsDALE GOLF cLuR-ouo,ityInr
! FOR Metropolitan Advertising Assoria,inn
cup; two cishts 70 qualify; cia ,ses y ana y.
Glass Al REYNOLDS, J. . Wright
Leigh Bet, H. &; lIoiston \. ", iialE, A. u,
/ +. T. Geddes, II. butch"r. j. VI stewart
a 49,, h N9r',n, \, rh''Hrr.s, Il u M,rshent
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SENATORS IN JERSEY CITY.
CIub viii Play jersey
CIV Nine mt WcAt Side Park.

Clark Griflth's Senator's VIII ho the op-
poncnts of l'avc priscollI Jersey CITY nine
I W,sf side Park, Jersey city, this after
noon the senators were 20 have played Mt
tLe Jersey grounds last May, hat rain in
.irrf,rrd and IN" gam" VAS advanced to
tnIs ,f,crnopn. G'in'ths win have his two
f1nmakcrs, Carl Sawyrr aud Nick Al,rock,
on the coaching lines Their prtfcn"" alone
,,ili be worth tn" prir" Of almissiOn.
The Washington club VIII havo an ~
regulars In th- lineup. Harry Harper, the
us,kers,ck boy. viii be used on III" ritch-
ing mound IN part Of tho game. The rest
~ the team win line w with Leonard,
,hirI ha.c. Foster. second has"; Milan, cen
ire Noid Smith, right neid Rice, left Held: |:
Shanks, nrst base; Mciiridc, shortstop.
Williams, catcher. The ST. Paul. AMI 81.
Joseph's teams will play the preliminary
game
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ROAD RUN TO McCURNN.
jersey City Harrier First In Park
Ridge Distance Event.

James McCurnin Of the Jersey Iiar-
r.ers, the noted long distance runner
who was practically scratch man, won
the fiye mile handicap road run held in
conjunction with the games under the
auspices OF Pascack Community Club
at Park Ridge. y. j., yesterday. His
actual time for the distance was 20
minutes 81 seconds. Tho Anchor Ath-
letic Association. an old time organza-
ton. won the team trophy with l5 points.
This is the first time In four years that
this club landed "A team prize. Tompkins
Avenue Congregational Sunday School
Of Brooklyn was placed second. with 8
points, and the New York A. c. third,
with ). The summaries:
Running High Jump. Handicap-won by
fe'er' qns.i.hedx Rs,.Is xohnsh q inches. zee,
isssss, BS.'cn. Alpha @ Phy.iesi Culture Club Il q
'"t One me- Mile Run Mandcai~won BY Charles
McSorley. New York A : 40 YARDS; ). u
SELLERS. Tompltin- Congregational A. 4. d'
Half Mile Run, Handicap-won by !. y
wernccke. Anchor a. {. 10 yards; J. Il;
Sellers, Tompsins, ConsrcEa'ional a a; %
yards third. Time. minutes 81 Is second.
100 Yard Dash. Handcar-won by n
Weller; Jr.; Anchor 4. c; q yards; g inns Mi,nsi
la Beet salem Cr'.C~nt A. {. % yardS,
third Time. II seconds. =,
80 Yard Dash. Handicap-won by J. ";
Weller. Jr Anchor a. c. - yards; Lionel
la Hect Salem Crescent 4. {. % yar.s,. sec
ond: George Rose. 81 Lukc's c e q yards
| third Tine. - - eecond-
.D Yard Da-h for Soyicrs-won by Charles
, wagner. unattached: william Boston. Alpha
! physical Culture Club. second: Joe Green.
, Spraaue A. C.. third. Time 30 seconds
| Intercounty Medley Relay Race.won ny
| Ridsewood team. with A. Lee, q: Milne, II
| Milne and H. Akermsn: ltllsdale team.
with Tom Adams. r. stewart. William
| Sanle and d. X. Davies, second Time, II
/ minutes SIS seconds.
FIVE MILE ROAD RUN. HANDICAP
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ELF FASTEST KNOCKABOUT.
" ins Final Race Of season On the
south Shrewsbury.

RrMsoN. y. j.. Sept. 30.-WillIam B.
'H''Ss En- won the final one design
.5''nihJut race of the Rumson season
clay samuel Riker. Jr's, Frances
-oth'd second. but captured the season
20 tor w.nning the largest number or
,.r's.
Tue I.lf was second IN the seasons
'-.'s, aud B"rtram II Borden's Itumpus
"s. t1rI \ strong northwest Wlnd
'hN ihis afternoon, and the six knock
'''.' sailed a fast race OF seven miles
.''r 'ho South shrewsbury cour'c, The
The sun., 1916-10-01
new YORK TEAM
FAILS IN DEFENCE
OF LESLEY CUP
Massachusetts, Golfers Win by
score Of 2 to 8 on Brook
line Links.
TRIUMPH IN FOURSOMES;
BREAK EVEN IN SINGLES

Boston, sept. 30.--Msssachusetts won
no Lesley cup to-day for the third time
since the big trophy was put In conpe'i-
Ion In 1905. when the Ray state golfers
Ge.oated tho Metropolitan team by n
core ~ . to- 6 on the Country Club links
Id. Rrooklne. The New Workers. who
we're defending the cup. which they won
las. year at Merton for the eighth time,
were routed this morning In the four
somcs when Massachusetts won four OF
,hs five matches. and the singles this
afternoon resulted In an even break, each
.,gm gaining five victories.
The only consolation for the metropoli-
.an golfers was the fact that their lead
.ng players were successful against
Massachusetts's best this afternoon.
Oswald Kirkby encountered the long
driving Massachusetts champion. Jesse
Gulford. and won by up and / to play
IN the first match. and in the second
Fred Hcrreshoff beat Rodney Brown, 4
n and TO play. Max Marston
.r,umphed over u. W. Estabrook In a
struggle that was carried to the home
green. and when John q. Anderson came
a with another New York victory al
'housh no hal to 20 twenty holes to
down H. II. Gorton 1t began to look as
though the defenders might pull through
after all despite their setback in the
morning.
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MEADOW nEO,
CORONADO

Score Mo adow Erort, IVA; Coronado, n.
Goals -M"ulow IIronk Fh'rps " t""r.rL d,
Itl"ou T. Lucw . 'nronid0- Cary /. Gailens
H'uon"dp, : Penalty Bacon 80 tor frpl
Gross
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Two More for Nasaac huse tts.

IL the Other two foursome matches
higust Hammer and Roy Webb were
eaten by Fred Wright and Ray Gorton,
.AI the hfth Massachusetts, triumph OF
TO morning was scored when u. w.
.siabrook won on the home green from
Dwight Partridge and Frank Dyer. The
Metropolitan golfers were pretty
Gloomy .ot at luncheon time. AS II was
.ellized that only an overwhelming VIC
lory In the singles could save the day.
Since Robert W. Lesley gave the big
NJ which bears his name in 1908. II
has been won light times by the Met
ropoli,an Golf Association three times,
~ Massachusetts, and once by Pennsyl-
Naria. Al llrst IL was "A tricity compe-
'.!on with teams from Boston. New
York and Philadelphia playing. but the
strength Of tn. New Workers. wae so
nlch greater than that OF the other two
nat the Bostonians were permitted to
all upon golfers from anywhere In Mas
,achusetts, and the Philadelphians were
''owcd 10 add TO their team any one
r. Pennsylvania which brought IN the
strong Pit,sburg contingent. The sum-
mas.es.
Jp Cul'ford and n. ". Brown, Massa.
tuset's. defeated Oswald kirkhy and Fred
Ha-r,s sbon. Metropolitan. and !.
+ W. Whittemore ana IL. " W huei
ta,sachls.ts defeated II NJ. Lewis ana
J. .. Anderson and J, NJ. ward, Metro
pol'tau, 1cf"sted s. X. Sternc and w, {.
~. K. Massachusetts up,
Y II. Gorton and II. j Wright, Jr, MAS
.irhuse,ts defeated 4. \. hammer and II.
. Wchh. Metropolitan, ] and :,
r. W Estshrook and &. ". Amory. Mas
.-otps,t,s. defeated e. J.. Dyer and u. L,
Fa-,r.igc. Metropolitan, ! W.
T9'a.. Nassachusetts. ~ MctopoH-
an, :.
Krkhy. Metropolitan. defeated Guilford
Ia.-Arhusrits, and !.
U.rr..hnm. Metropolitan, defeated
Bro" u, Massachusetts, : and :.
Ma-,ton. Metropolitan, defeated Esta'
brook Massachusetts, ! up.
A.!,r.pu. metropolitan, defeated Gorton
= t,pu-etts. I up, 20 holes.
'a.,k. Massachusetts, defeated Lewis
va',r.iuI-e. Massachuset,s, defeated
'.'. Metropolitan, ! ur;
D.'U N-trppO!itnn. defeated Sterhe
d ,r-., ,4ius't'-. dluI =.
NI-uf. MIssa,Ausetts. defeated KAN
t,r N 'ropp.i'tn, and J.
atom Nassa "husetts, defeated ward
Ne rnpp,ithu, . up
i-go" Massachusetts,. defeated Webb
70 t'priItdn. and =.
i"tl., - Massachusetts. 3; MetropoN
fi7a. score--Masss chusetts. 8; Metro
ii' U. =.
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with the first four matches out OF the
way, however, the tide turned and W. G..
Chick OF Massa achusetts beat Reginald
~ Lewis, Connecticut and Westchester
champion. by up. The hest golf Of the
day was played in the sixth match. In
which Gardiner White was beaten by
Parker Whittemore. and New York's
cosnces began to look dubious once more.
Both we're out in 80. reaching the turn
~ square. and II WIS a real battle all
O! the way 10 the home green. White
more took the lead with f1ne on the
sixteenth and by halving tho last two
ptured the match
The only other New York victory In
the singles was gained by Frank W.
Oyer. whose showing yesterday while
playing with the Old Timers earned
lace on the regular team for him. He
was pitted against =. X. Sterne this
.fternoon and won by up and 2 to
play. The last three matches all went
- the Ma-a chusetts golfers. Fred
Wright. the state Junior champion.
uowned August L. Hammer by 2 up and
10 play, l.. B. Patton defeated the vet
"ran J5hn VI. Ward by up and K ID.
.fercc. who played with Yale a year or
wo ago. accounted for Roy Webb. by
90. and . margin.
The closeness OF the struggle In the
nsles is revealed by the fact that OF
We ten matches one went to the twen-
eth hole. four TO the home green. two
% the seventeenth and the other three
., .he sixteenth. There was not run
way match IN the lot.
II was IA somewhat different story In
no foursomes this morning when John
.. anderson and John N. Ward gained
.tc only point scored by the New York
.rs They played :. *. Sternc and w.
- Chick and won by | ur. Oswald
Nlrkhy and Fred Herreshoff. playing to-
:c,hcr. were beaten by Jesse Guilford
ud Rodney Brown. and Max Marston
- Reggie Lewis went down to defeat
o.. ,hc hands Of Parker Whit'emore
and II. II. Wilder.
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b, Lrcungs ,>llcu). Won. linn" III
To HrAt elli. Tro'tus 1"inuN Todd. L. 9
nv Told Mac tisInisonl won, rlmr-- .u,i.
70 Goat 7lSN. Trottnc starlight, h. m. 10y
n'N,am Primo Minister CAicni, won. Tlnc
a,".t.
70 Heat ~. rarlus-Naron Dillon, H. h,
hy sidney Dillon Null.r, wen. Tim"-2l5
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Rumorcs sobre Villa.

De Columbus. Nucvo Mexico. han
communicate a esta ciudad que, So
gun los informeS recibidos en- aqucl
lugar, Francisco Villa fue visto Il ca>
ballo, seguido dc varios dc sus hom-
bres, dirigiendoSe hacia Mihaca, pun
10 que Sc ha!la situado a Ochenta y
cinco millas al ocidentc de Ia ciudad
carril Kansas City, Mexico Y Oricntc.
Durante los Ultimos dias SC han cs-'
tado propaIando diversas vcrsiones
acerca del paradcro del icfc rcbelde;
pero Ia verdad cs que no SC hi obtc-
rido un informc cleric del luear don
de Sc cncuentrc Ct citado jefe. dcsr.e
que sc Supo que habia estado en- IA
~poblaci0n de Jimenez, cuaudo cap.u-
70 Ia rcfcrida plaza chihuahucnsc, Cr
IL que cstuvo solamcntc tres 0 cuatrc
dias.
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Como ocurrieron los hechos.

sado dia -, como a las once de Ia
uochc, frcntc Z! cuartei de las fuarzaS
Observation-Disclosures, IN individuo eli
vstado dc ebriedad formaba un gran
cscandalo, el cual trat0 dc rcprimir
q cabo Manuel Ramirez. quien Ct.
csos momentcs SC encontraba dc scr
~icic.
Il escandaloso. que era Koscndo
Marquee, quc pertcneci3 al villiSmo
v quien dcspueS dc amnistiado lcgr6
que e. -vbicCuo del Estado ic diera Il
pucsto de Eecaudador dc Renta5 y
Agcute dc Conservation de bieues
c~onfiscados, lejos de obedecer las or
denes del cabo Ramirez, inSult0 a Is
tc, Y ~dirigiendose violentamente Il
interior dc 81 casa, Que tambien que
d. enfrente del Quartet, Sc armo De
una pistola Y IN 1880, con el cual
hizo fuego, lesiorando en- e. vientre,
"ravementc, a cabo de cuarto.
e. centincIa. que Sc encoutraba Ell
Ia puerta del Quartet Y preseuci0 TO-
DO 10 autcriormeutc descrito, al yer
ia~rcdido u su cabo, hizo fuego sUbrc
Nuncz. uuien cntonces echo j 5oTrcr,
On los mismos mpmcntcs en- que Il
cabo Fable Arriaga = los soldado>
Fran1isco L@pcz Y Arturo Flores. az
rados dc sus rifles, acudieron en- au-
lxiiio de su CANA ada, que SC cncor,
traba por e. suelc.
Los soldados siguieror al viilista
! Nunoz, que hula 4 toda relocldad
| Mas como Sc vjera que va iba a SCI
al~anzado. onto por D~arapetarse cr
unas tapias dc las orilias de Ia pcbia
Ion. Y desde ALI conenzo Il Mace.
fuego sobrc sus perseguidcreS, quic.
1,s tambieu usaron &c sus armae
con tan bueu tino, que a los primcro:
disuaros el Suictu m~encionado Cay(
uor terra. mortaImentc herido en- !.
cabeza.
Apenas trascurridos los hecmVs ie,
iltadcs, el captain Macias .acompa
0ado del Plesidentez Municipal pre-
ceaicron a levantar al cabo herido !
eli cadaver de Munoz. formandose d:
TODD una acta one ha sido remitida Il
Gobernador del Estado. Y al gcner2
en Jefe lei Cusrpo lie Eiercitn de
.N"reste