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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-24
ALL ARRANGEMENTS FOR
OAHU STOCK INCREASE
+. SATISFACTORILY MADE

At a meeting of the directors of the
Oahu Sugar Company held this morn.
ing it was announced that all the ar
rangements for the 81 100000 increase
Of stock had been satisfactorily made
and the meeting adjourned sine die.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-24

The British have decided to call that great naval en-
counter the Battle of Horn Reef, while the Germans
stick to the Battle of Skaggerak. The official re-
ports of botr countries are equally harmonious in re-
gard to all other detals.-New York World
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-24

There are so few Progressives for Wilson that the
return of each former Democrat to the party given
separate editorial in the Wilson organs St Louis
Globe Democrat t4Aks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-24
tIIIIIiNILI4IEWl

JAMES STEINER: As Deputy
Sheriff Asch Is now considering new
colors and designs for automobile
numbers, I as a member Of the Homo
lulu Ad Club make the suggestion
that the new number plates be Of
distinct and typical local design. This
is carried out in many OF. the main
land cities and has q good promotion
value.
JAMES L. HoRNER: I wish to
correct a statement in the morning
paper that am about to take my an
nual vacation. As official reporter OF
the first division OF the first circuit
court | am at present engaged In the
preparation Of an important transcript
OF testimony and do not feel that ]
should take a vacation at this time
with unfinished work on hand.
SUPERVISOR BEN H0LIINGER::
Criticism OF the Supervisors because
Of the lack Of light m Kalhiwaena
Park at q band concert Wednesday
right is unwarranted. The band
master usually notifies the electric
light department when and where con-
certs are going To be held and hghte
ere Installed He must have neglected
II Wednesday. or else the head OF the
light department didn't do his duty.
don't know which OF the two was ar
fault. but 1t wasn't the supervisors.
- -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-24

xYsy DIED. E..
KEKUA--In Honolulu, July q. 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-31
VANDERBILT HOST TO
HORSE SHOW OFFICIALS
Proposal to Lower Height Limit
for Ponies DiSapprOved.

Reginald c. Vanderbilt was host at
luncheon given yesterday at the Van
derbilt Hotel for officers of the Ma
,ional Horse show Association and the
American Hackney Horse Society. OF
which Mr. Vanderbilt is the president
The gathering Of horsemen was 10 con-
slider proposed change in the limit OF
height for ponies at the annual morse
how I'm Madison Square Garden this
wear. One group Of pony breeders and
exhibitors wished TO lower the limit
from l4.2 hands TO II hands, or III
hands. but they proved TO be IN the
minority and no change was made.
Those present representing, the
Horse SHOW Association were Horace
White. of Syracuse. formerly Governor
Of New York: Robert A. Fairbairn.
,ice-prcsident Of the association, and
John K. Townsend and {. Howard
Dawson. directors. The Hackney
Horse Society was represented by Mr.
Vanderbilt. William du Pont, Of Will
mington. Del: Charles K. Coke and
DR.. Taomas G.. Ashton. Of Philadel-
phin: Daniel !. Driscoll. Of Reading.
Penn; Paul Moore. Of Morristown. y.
j.. William Xiegler, jr., and John l..
Bushnell. Of Springfield. Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-31
81, Journeys on Seized
ule as Announced by
George T. Adee.
INTEREST WILL FOCUS
m NATIONAL FIXTURE
,aoust Leads in Number of
tournaments, with July a
Close Second.
Nv JAMES s. O'NEALE.

c.o,ye Townsend Adee. president OF
=, United States National Lawn Ten
:. Assoeiation, yesterday gave out the
,...s and awards OF championships
-, the season Of 1918. The tourna-
r,,.s number oO3 for 1916, with six
Tor 1911.
vever in the games history has such
large list been drawn up. As op-
,o.,5 70 the total Of 200, last years
.o,,ber. A record breaker, was 1877.
+, 1914 the record also was smashed,
10 events from coast to coast num-
saving 1874. The increase is an in
1.i,abls indication Of the constantly
celebrating growth Of the game.
Wi,b no Davis Cup matches for the
,,eond wear IN succession. interest Will
s.cus again on the national champion
.birs. 10 be held at the West Side
rs1ris Clubs Forest Hills courts on
august gS and following days The
5a,. Of this event had been announced
before.
III
,vsrded I'm August than in any other
~ortb. August has %. July follows
vitb a. and June with 81. Last year
Angus. had 40.
The first tournament in this vicin-
;.v will be the women's open singles
and doubles. one OF the several new
romen's events, at the Essex County
Country Club. West Orange, commenc-
irg on April 26. The first event for
men in the metropolitan district will
he the annual Harlem Tennis Club
open. beginning on May -.
Two days later the women's metro
rolitan championship will start on the
IVES. side courts at Forest Hills. On
Nav % the Bronx County Champion
.hio will be staged at the New York
Lawn Tennis Club, which recently
snalgsnated with the Bedford Park
Tennis Club and thus takes over the
event.
The women's national champion ships,
singles and doubles, and the mixed
doubles titles play will begin on the
grass courts Of the Philadelphia Crick-
q Club on June .. A movement 10
change the date of the fair performers
blue ribbon tourney until after the
mems championships was recently
started. and although it had the favor
oi the ranking women II was too late
p, make the change for this year.
The annual Quaker Ridge Champion
ships will start at the New Rochelle
Tennis Club on June II. The annual
North Sid1 championships a. the Uni
yersity Heights Tennis Club com
mence on July I. The winner Of this
iournament holds The Tribune Cup for
one year.
The first Of the big mems fixtures on
grass courts is. as usual, the invita-
ion singles and doubles at the Country
Club o. Westchester. scheduled 20
start on June 3. The yearly Middle
States event will take place at the
Orange Lawn Tennis Club, South
Orange. on June. 10.
The famous Longwood singles and
Eastern doubles event, which will be
held this year in conjunction with the
junior and boys sectional champion
ship Of New England, will start on the
grass courts Of the Longwood Cricket
Club, near Boston. on July "a. An
other Of the new junior events Will
start a. the West Side Club on July
81, when the Middle States Sectional
Junior and Boys Championships be-
gin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-31
Blue Ribbon
Tennis Events

The leading lawn tennis fixtures
Of what promises TO be the most
fiourishing season in the history OF
the game in the United States fol-
low:
May 15-WOmcn's metropolitan
championship. West Side Tennis
Club, Forest Hills, l.. !.
June 5-National championships,
women's singles, doubles and mixed
doubles. Philadelphia Cricket Club,
Philadelphia.
June 10 - Mems metropolitan
championship. BronS,ille Athletic
Association.
June 2i--Clay court championship
Of the United States, Lakewood Ten
mis- Club. Lakewood. Ohio.
July 2i--Longwood singles and
Eastern doubles, LongwoOd Cricket
Club, LongWoOd. Mass.
August Annual Scabright invi-
tation tournament. Seabright Lawn
Tennis and Cricket Club, Seabright,
y. J.
August li-Newport annual invi-
tation tournament. Newport.
August 2S-NatiOnal singles cham
pionship OF the United states, chal-
lenge doubles, national junior cham
pionship and national boys cham
pionship, West Side Tennis Club,
Forest Hills. l.. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-31
Tennis FOLLOWERS Face
a Record Breaking Year
ROBIN FOOD GUN CLUB
HONORS Won LENGERKE

Thirty-cight trap-shooters took part
in the special invitation match a. 100
birds held yesterday by the Robin Hood
Gun Club, at Concord, Staten Island.
The shoot was a complimentary fare
well TO Carl Won Lengerke, a we'll
known trap-shootcr Of this city. who
is soon to establish himself in business
with his brother IN Chicago.
George Percy, of the New York Ath-
letic Club, proved high scratch man for
the day, returning a card of 90 and
winning the first prize. The second
scratch prize went 20 J. ]. Branden-
burg. who broke SO blue rocks.
c. V. Schafer and j. VI. Wade tied,
with scores Of 81 each, for the first
handicap prize. and in the shoot-off. at
% birds, Schafer won with a %, beat
ing his opponent by one point. The
second handicap prize went to Wade;
the third to +. A. Siebert, who broke
95, and the fourth to DR.. Hillside, with
90. The weather conditions were OK
cellent for the sport.
The scores of the first eighteen men
fOllour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-31
BLUE AND WHITE LOSES
ANOTHER HOCKEY GAME
Seventh Regiment Defeats Col.
legians, 6 to 3.

Columbia. on skates, again lost 20
tho eth Regiment hockey team at the
Palace Rink. lslst Street and s.. Mich
olas Avenue, last night The score was
goals 20 3. The game was fast, and
showed improved Columbia team work.
despite the fact that the Blue and
White was defeated, and was without
the services Of its own particular Hohey
Baker. whose name happens TO be
George King.
The regimental team ran away with
the collegians in the first period, lead
ing 10 2 at the end Of the period.
Cleary's spectacular long shot brought
the score 70 "a in the second half,
but thereafter the 7th drew away.
The line-uu follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-31

Wheat: Ogcn. Higb. Low. Close day.
May. l-2's l2Ott
July. ll5's il32l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-31
AMATEUR BOXER
LOSES STANDING
New Works Chances at
Boston Hurt by Smiths
Disqualification.

William Smith, Jr.. the Bronx Church
House boxer. last night failed OF ap-
proval by the registration committee
Of the Metropolitan Association rs be
ing eligible TO membership on the
team that viii compete for national
championships at Mechanics Hall, Bos-
ton, next Monday and Tuesday nights.
At a meeting held in the Amateur
Athletic Union Office. George p. Mat
thews. chairman OF the committee, an
nounced that eve have cancelled the
amateur card of William Smith and
will not permit him 10 compete in any
form of amateur competition here
after"
Smith regained his l35-pound Met
ropolitan Association championship in
the tournament held at the New York
Athletic Club last Saturday. Walter
Hottie, Of the Paulist Athletic Club,
who proved 20 be a second Battling
Nelson for Camcness. was one of the
figures in the case against Smith.
jim Sullivan, OF the Union Settle
ment, who was beaten By Smith. will
replace the latter on the local team.
Sullivan bears the marks of a prom
Using boxer, and many enthusiasts sec
the making Of another jim Corbett
in the young athlete.
The chances of the Metropolitan
team received a severe setback when
John Gaddi. who won both the los and
the 10 pound titles last week, notified
the committee that business would pre-
vent his making the Boston journey.
Harry Guild. Of the Trinity Club.
Brooklyn. winner Of the heavyweight
title, will also be unable to make the
trip.
Besides Sullivan the group will be
composed Of George Etcell, Of the I'm
ion Settlement. in the 108-pound class;
Benny Nolgar, Educational Alliance,
in the 115-pound class; William Nor
ris. East Side House, i'm the 125-pound
class. and Robert Gleason, Dominican
Lyceum, in the 145-pound division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-31

stio - Lorg Island -. Countv cub o. Wesiehe'tsr
f,,i.fs l4rigf sUd LoJf' Oprn tournament. 20.
Crfrqsrff.sn furfrf Cur. Sffuaufnfn. Penn,
pli'sfeirIia sld district champion ship. -r. poFrtpn
CIgb NesII-g g. D.. annual open taulrfmrIf. 10.
Nas.au Country CuD. Gen cove. Lots Island. NV
'stioI Tournament
DATES ~ JULY
J. Urros,iy Heights Tennis Cllt Nv YORK.
Sof,h h.de chsmgi5nshlp ]. ro.ns Ilsa.a,, Lawn
Tsonis CUB Point Pleasant y. J.. Point fes'shi
d's't,t,s,fI5. INK Bearh. Cal. PA~inc coast
,ectiorsi naiIoraI doubles 2 f. Louis A a
y, Ilsiis Central states chsmpi1nshIp W sHufl
valley pfelirnintfy tsciionA national d'nDt, :;
p,r1 Gun B4Tsi0. rlamyionsAp " The 'fcal
-, ..d Weston SEES York Championship, 2.
wsr6shis Tsnnis cub. Memphis. Tenn. chau.Ylon ,
an IN ne fs9Ifh sou'hsfu rrelminsfy sfcilnnAi
rsiiorai doutles. l0. IahnInfasif COL Iuh. 80
n sen Yoss rfs'r 1.an riD1f'ip. $50 'ehfsl
- yo.k gaze fHaWD.gr.l'pt lH lyiHnh. 80 ~.
Tsrris club p0ugltfensr. y. ~. HNYs," . 49,
800 Tennis Association rhsnpinitHP. 10 - W
JIsIfss county club. s~srofough, - 'ei.i
- tD,,. ofrn lament. l9. Nnoiwes ub.
,,eo4fasfe fonz island. inr's H.gf, s,t "'N,,
III uoltssHt UurNrE tlgh. 'rhafl.iiai :, i.is
ff.T men,. iUriffflla f0Ifusnrni. .'. 10. iiIH
~, gsr.ss 80. SO. Crcs' rI'ins SAL shsn
.,....sfo rae4ss airg.es ard dn1nIrs u, gNs-.I
Ll.ae, CgInly Club. AieisndflA b~' ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-31
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

POTATOES Bermuda. No. J.. bbl. $5q
Fla, new. No. !. S1li $50 No. .. SJ.50E So .
No. 3. Sass Maine. bulk. 10 lbs. S3.f5W
81; l6e-lb. bag. $3.l5H $3.50. Penn, l6'-lb.
bag S3.50d $3.50: Long Island bulk. $50 lbs,
$50; bbl or bag. s445| 5 30 state and
Western. 80 lbs, S3.oOH 1919; lbr-lb. bag,
S3.50N 1910: Western. liO-lb. bag. S3N S3.2J /,
Va. and Md.. late crop b1l. or bag. $2d 500 {;
Md late crop. basket. slU'L25: sweet pota-
toes. Jersey. basket. 60c1f Sl.l0 Del and Md,
4ON soc ASPARAGUS. $. c.. doz. punches.
ARTICHOKES. Cal. French. drum. S5U So !:
box. S3HS3.15; Jerusalem. btl. $2H53 4.
ANISE New Orleans. bbl. t2j0W 80 BROC-
COLI. New Orleans. bbl. SEA 3: BRI SSELS
SPROUTS. Long Island quart 3dl2c; Cal.
large drum. S50$lj; BEANS. Fla, wax. has
lct. S2H24; green. 52HS3.50; poor. SlH
$40. Bermuda. fasa. crate SD Nov
Orleans. Faya. basket. S3.25WS3.5O; BETS.
old. bbl. or bag. STA 5i25, 5. c.. 100 bunches.
s2WS2. Fla. crate SlW$l2j; New Orleans.
90 punches. S20 $3.50 Bermuda. crate. so
~ 15c; CARROTS. Old. hbl. s3D $3.50: bag.
100 punches. SlHS2 New Orleans. 100
huDchcs SL50N $3.50 Bermuda. crate. .acH
81: CABBAGES. Danish. old white. ton. $40
isis: Dbl. silIsl.25. old rcd. ton. SZ0N s55 ;
tbl Sl.50HS2.50; $. c.. crate. Sl2jmSlI5;
Tia. new. bskt. ljcH SLIP crate. Sl.j0W S2.25 :
rod. h,kt $lU$L50; crate. S2WS 20 CAB
BAGE SPROUTS. Now Orleans. hbl. s2iOW
So: CELERY. Fla. Pinch crate. S2H s3.l5;
lO-incb crate. SI5OU s2.2i CELERY KNOBS.
ha skct, SlrCHS9. CAULlFLOWERS, Fla.
ha ,kot. sl.25M S1.15; Cal. pony crate. Sl2jW
81: CUCUMBERS. Fla. basket. sl10W -. . ;
basket. Sl1tSl25: ESCAROLE. la. basket.
75cn si.2F: New Orleans bhl. slWsL15;
Elephants. box. $fNS2.2j; GARLIC. i'm
ported. 10. 2U5c; HORSEkADlSH. 100 lhf
S6HS7: kALE. Va. bbI. s0Hl5c; KOHL
RABI. New Orleans. Dbl. 22HSi. 100
punches. S3"Sj; LIMA BEANS. Fla. basket
$iWS5. crate. $5l0W Sil0' Cuban. crate
S3.JOHSL50: LETTUCE. y. c.. basket. S2H
So: $. c.. Sl.75rIS3.50; Fla. Sl.i0H $3.50 f.
New Orleans hbl, So; LEEkS. 5. C., 100
hunches. S3lf25: New Orleans. siHS6 ;
MUSTARD New O-Iean'. bbI $3.50" s2.l5;
white sl.50H $3.50. Bermuda. sl.50U 81;
Cuban, crate. S2N $50 Antigua. S2d S2.-5 !;
old. yellow. bag. SlUS2; rod. fl0Sll';
white. crate or basket. 2l.2iN fl.Ij; Falen-
ella. case. S3H $3.50: case. S2N }2.35: crate.
sl.15NSl50. ONION PICKLES, white. has
ket. Sass; yellow. So" SPY: 0hRA: a.
carrier. SlWS3.2l; basket. slM$ cuban.
carrier. SlHS3-5; OYSTER PLANTS. per
100 burchcs. t3N So. PEAS. Fla. large. bas-
lct. 23Fs5: small. s2W $3.50 Cal. crate. -
$3.50. small drum. $3.50 Bermuda. ID box
23Hs3.JO: PEPPERS. Fla. box. Sl.j0"2t:
basket. sl50"f2.5 Cuban. boz. SlH s. .
Isle Of Pines. SlW{2.50. PARSLEY. New
Orleans. curly. Dbl. s3.5OH $3.50; plain.
s3.50W 50. Bermuda. crate. SL2lW Sl.50 f;
PARSNIPS. BIOL. 2ff0N si-5; RADlSHES.
Southern. basket. 5oN 15c; RHUBARB. Cal
bushsl box. sl50NsL75: ROMANO. Fla.
basket. 50cNSl.2j; Bermuda. crate. I5cW
1928; New Orleans. Dbl ga s2.25; Spin
ACH. Va. Dbl. SlH23: y. C., basket ,oc B
Texas. basket. s1.T5TS2 New Orleans. bhI
81. SCALLIONS. y. G., berry crate. 81"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-31

FIVE ton lots quoted at 4ed4e.soc. In Lon
don tin closed az 1900 for standard spot and
SOS for futures. with sales % - tons spot
and 100 tons futures. Copper IN London
closed az Sill. for standard snot. SIP for
futures and at sl36 nominal for electrolytic
SPOT. with no sales reported. Lead on the
Metal Exchange was firm. with New York
spot quoted az 1.1jc and East -. LOUIS.
Sc. The American Smelling and Refining
Company quotes lead az 7.50c for New York
delivery and az 7.52iee East 81. Louis.
Spelter frrner New York nominal and East
s.. Louis lsc asked. In London spelter
closed az SOS for spot and az SIS for futures.
while lead closed az f34 Ia 90 FOR spot and
a s35 . 81 for futures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-31
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
HOGS
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.


THE UNDERSIGNED. DESIRING TO
form limited partnership pursuant 20
the Laws o. Jew York state. do hereby
certify:
sais partnership Is 20 be conducted Il Her
bert ". solomon. and the county wherein
tho princ.pa place ~ business Is 10 hs
located /, Nav York county.
CD The general nature 81 The business
Intended 20 ia transacted = that - general
brokerage and commission business, lnclhd-
ing the buying. seIlns, deaIhg ana us1o'
INK as principal. broker or agent IN HochA
bonds Investment and other securities
go Tho names n All On" general ara
special partners interested On said partner
their respective places ~ residence are.
Herbert 3d. solomon. general partner. md
Leopold Solomon. special partner. noth r.
siding az 522 West ll1th street. Manhht-
40 Tho amount Of capital which 80
special partner has contributed IN ec'ual
cash payment % the common stock or salt
partnership IS tne sum ~ Ten thousand
t5i The partnership r. - begin March
LIST 1915. snd Is 20 end February -stA'
dated. View york. March i,,. 1914
In the presence -
IA. SALMON MILLER.
HERBERT ST. SOLOMON
LEOPOLD SOLOMON.
CITY. COUNTY AND STATE OF NEW
on mis- ist day of March. 1916. bsfors
mo personally appeared Herbert NJ SOLO
mon and Leopold solomon. to me hno.h
and known 20 me to br the persons Dc
scribed in and who executed tho foregoing
certificate. and they seFeraIly dulY &C
kuoWlelg.d % me that they executed ths
IT, SALMON MILLER.
Commissioner - Deods New York Guy
residing I'm tho Borough ~ Manhattan
New York County. clerks so 1867.
comm ssi0n expires Jan. i9,h. 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-31

SUGAR FUTURES.

The rather unsettled condition M raw
sugar carly to-day caused a quiet and feat
urcless opening In sugar futures, with hr't
prices showing decline Of points 70 an
advance Of 2 points. Later in the day the
market became more active. with but little
change in prices. however. floor traders
waiting fresh Developments in the street
market The marke: closed steady, un-
changed 20 on advance Of points. with sales
for the day 1850 tons. Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-31
Soccer Rivals Meet on Sunday.

The Bethlehem Football Club, OF
Bethlehem. Penn, the champion soccer
team of the United States, and the
West Hudsons. Of Newark, viii meet
in the fourth round Of the annual cup
tie connection for the national chal-
lenge trophy at the Federal League
baseball grounds IN Harrison. y. j., at
3 o'clock next Sunday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-31
CorIoNeEED OIL.

The market for cottonseed oil vas stcadier
carly in the day and some OF the late posi-,
,ions made moderate gains on scattered
buying. Commission houses were again &C
tive sellers. however. and II was thought
that reiners were selling the late positions.
Under this pressure the market developed an
easier tone and at the close Of the day
nrices were irregular. with the active posi-
tons 10 points net lower. while the new
crop months were unchanged TO Is points
higher Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-31

The more important tennis dates in
I'll sections Of the country. and the
events ~ the metropolitan district as
announced yesterday, follow:
DATES ~ APRIL
a. O'u ysIs7 Tennis Club. No'iho-. Cal.
- i0Irs-srt. o. Nelsfo Tennis cub. HaTa. :.
"a rta~pilrtfig ~ Cuba. p. User 'oN.y
,7.',y Gun. We'' O-s'ge. ~ ronsn's s ~,
- enl..1 loD.-l. ~ coo Chase ,uo' 'he'
Nts. 81. s-rusl irriiat1l toIflaneui.
DATEs ~ MAY.
J. TlUs Urirer.fr Sew orleans. Ia. southern
s--' ~ &c chan iiCrship. o.. Inircrsiy ~ rem
Bau-c-s Co.-'-v CUB Baltimore Nd Mar
- gs.s c-trcirrshic 9. Princeton lniferly
''''' A"'ria'.1- rrr-sto1 y. J in'fi'chol,s1sl.'
r-z..tt. ~. T.-1l COT ard country Oi4o'
ban Ar border states chaup.o1ship: ~.
.eT0i University. Csu1-idse. Mas. llA''a'9 ~ h.-
t.l1'i'l1 Tournament. 81. Htrsm iein.' w t.
=" lc,f annual ,o4riarelti a.. LDngs"on ,nesss
7 ID ts.o1. Na. Sea Elg s1d tnterco4.tsle9
-t-s,,rstip d.. West SIDE Tennis CUB fgfSl
80. lQ1s is.srd. vouel.s rn1rop2itan ehsmp,2}l-
-tnf-, nfsrhausl c941.Sl. 70. New iotH
.tfi ff-rh t4'. Sew York. Bronx tDItiy Ian
lrtc. o.. hrrr1 H14vT County 'Np go
,-lsr. e. s. irrfzH11 Tournament. 81. Ie.h@n
N--'1 Cgs Pelham Manor n. S.. Fomf.'s Nv
- 'c3Tsusrf. 20 ki.gs tp4np Tennis ilD.
tntgl. r. D.. .lll1r r1zmGi)lsh.p % ioi.k
.c1 ., Za-ffl Tom ~ 'oir'r '-Ig.
izUs'A = 2 rrer mons do1b.ss foufnament
q. Es,sr Co.-,- C-'l-t-- Ciu5 WEI Orsngs N. j..
90. C.eT C-ss- W1 Mllds Atsntic '1't'ns
- "a NIsls Alar,- rr.,irli1sry nsiionA
,-7la,t. co.. sf o. Efas Bun Colnt5 CUP
N-z'oa. @.ss. Mssssch ussiis ,ists c,.mpioa-
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Dates for the More Important Lam
Tennis Tournaments of the Season

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