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CHAMPION is ABSENT
IN N. Y. A. G.. TOURNEY
Kerr Fails to Defend Title at
Fox UjllS-GOlfcrS Tie
for Medal.

The golfers Of the New York Athletic
club began their annual championship
tournament at the Fox Hills Golf Club
Yesterday by combining the qualifying
round with two handicap competitions
ON. for the youngsters and the other Tor
the veterans. Hamilton X. Kerr did not
turn up 10. defend his title, as he was eN-
rected 70 do. and in his absence :. NJ.
NiIliken tO-t3. SO. and u NJ Tarleton,
i0-iS, -. tied for the low score prize.
As NJ llihen mad a handicap OF 10 his
net score OF 6S made him an easy winner
IA tina event. Tarleton getting the gross
,rizc.
w V Creighton I'm shed far ahead NJ
his fellow veterans and his score OF
ia. 90 put him on the lis, OF prize
winners. Three sixteens qualified ac-
cordirc to gross scores. and the first
sixteen viii continue at match play for
the championship. The scores:
e. s3-ij, IS. Y " Tarleton oak
aud. So. 70. II . Richard, Raltusrol
i =. - chisholm beach. foN Mus s..
Il, " !. Richard, St Andrews So. 80
t.. y Gw>er, siwanoy ST. a. y q
Ba,tero9n foA Hiiis SIS. pr Men
Bal,nsroi. Sos y. ! T. Kelley, Deal, 30
$, =. \ Proal, Deal. ao-s. So. A. Nc
A%,s.GsH' g. :, FGs h'i sfe 'il-'' 30! ~ E. 3 3
Rccker, Dunwoo,iie. 'l--s, s.: -. d. Foot
ApaWamiS, as, 81 ,
The Draw-Bat,erson V II e Richs,d
Becker - Nc Aleeuan, Foot vs. Proal, Nc
lie - Auen, Gvycr Us, Holston, Kelley. vs.
Hearh. ", /. Richard vs. sicheI. M'IiikeH
s,cond Six,ecn-.Roh.r, Collier Dun.
I'M. So 81 :pr Howell w. 6. w trs'isn' F r;s,
Hills. si-l., -. "a p. Roth, Manhattan
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III commonly, $50 S%o ana s. %
l.uzzi, 80 Martin. sSsO and s.. second
Grosyenor, ~ 'Goose'. IS 60, third, Time,
choclaw.. Yallaha, Ruth strickland, Sa.
vino, Politeness and Uncle jimmie also ran.
Second Raco-One mile Perugiano. .?
louder. 'ssic, $3.50 and s. 80, won
second Harwood, los 's,earns,, $40, third.
Time. I;ao IS, Mis-. Fannie, Col. Tom
Greene, Ralph s.. Borgo and Taper Tip
Thiri Rac.-si, furlong.-skiles Knob.
liz tGoosel, s3s6 So 10 and 81 80. won
Port Light. los iMurphy). 1I3o and So 20.
second; Droll. IL ID. Brown. $50, third.
Time. 1925. Red Cloud, Wanda Pitzer,
Fourth Race-six furlongs-ssr. and
$3.50. won, Bringhurst. 40 Garner, s.
and 81 40. second; Converse. los tHunt,,
tIo. third. Thine, i2i ia. Hawthorne.
water blossom and Amazon also ran
FIfth Rsce-The Spring Trial stakes,
s.. 900 added. Tor two venr-olds, Ave FUR.
longs-Harrv Kelley, l"t Warnerl, s. 70,
$50 and so won Green Jnne- ~
lis cHun,i, $3.50, third Time, o 80 -
Buford and Berlin also ran.
sixth Race-For three year Odds and up
ward: purse, one mile aud seventy Yards
votary, 100 Martin $50, $3.50 aud sac
second: capt. Rees. 80 tMarco,, So o."
third Time. i;is pr Moore. Brooks
| Egmont. BonazR and John W, Klein also
seventh Race-For three year Odds am
upward. selling; one and one eighth .milet
Impression II: NCarroln, S?:.0o, sos
and $50, won Waterproof io5 CON
%noliy,' ,:l" and ,iot" second; or1rs,
1854 Ia. Helen NJ. Lady worthington anc
81 Charlotte also ran.
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Golfers Play Medal Round at BdhurL ndM MR. Stockton Lnd-Muumgnm Girl Wins 7wo More Title
KING SMITH WILL MEET
BEHR In FINAL ROUND
Each Wins Two Matches in
Amackassin Clubs Tennis
Tournament.

YoNrERs. \. Y. June 1c-EtnG smith.
, Seventh Regiment player, and Allan
Bohr reached the Nnal round in the
Amackassin Clu open mons singles TO-
way. Each won his matches IN the
fourth and seini-fual rounds in straight
sets. Smith gained his place in the
upper half NJ the draw by defeating q. -.
GrenI al Tt. 50. and Henry Bass
ford at 6-3. S.. In tho lower section
Rehr downed Loon H. Crowley AT 60,
6-i and X L. James AZ 6-i. 6--t.
Mise Marie Wagner and Mrs. Percy
Wilhourn won the women's doubles by
triuinnhing in the nnal round over Mrs.
Henderson and Mrs. Warning at s--i.
81. In the semi-nnal round the win
ners won In straight sets from Miss
Josephine M><tin and Miss Gertrude I'm
al e., S.. while Mrs. Henderson and
Mrs. Waring eliminated Miss T. Blum
and Mrs. HUI in a hard three set match
az 4-6. s.. 81. h summaries
Amsckassln club open Tournmont.
Mems Singles. Third R"und-G u. urcn1
won from n. Ful'on 10y default.
Fourth Round-king smith defeated q.
l. " Croley. 60. st.
Som,.Finai Rount-Kine smith defeated
Horny Hassfori. "a. a; Allan Behr de-
Mons Doubles. Third Kound-Elrct
Rlnzen and lingo Hartman defeated u
: Stoinkatnpf amt v |. lanes. %, s.;
BUR and u SSstu. = I, 50
Wou"n's t,ouhlcs-Semt-nual Round
M's. Mar" Wasne, @ni Mr. Percy WI,
Miss q. Iiui st, s. Mtt henderson
and Mrs. War,ne defeated Mis-, r Blum
and 2in MI's Rd M%g, Vs.. Mari w,r,. Ard
Henderson and Sir wartns. st S.,
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yo 81 FRt noa ,r Toy wSile,.' 'n ncTrs R 4 Ho,, Ss sNV
FRANK l. Ha!l as trustees Of az eArress
lets, plaintiffs, asanst Mary A Thornton and
In pursuance o. a Judgment of foreclosure
and sac. duly msIo am uttered in the above
enutlcd action. and bearing date the lstr lay
Of My la,s T. H." und'r.' p"a me r%cf,res
auction a, IN. Exchange salesroow No us
NE..ey s,ScC, ~ Inc n,rnusn %, Nan. flsn'
1915. At J.. y cloCk noon on mat DAY. ~ Joseph
p, Day. au~ioncor the premises directed hy
sSrie.E a, tojiows
Al that cc,lin lot piece or parcel Of land,
With ~" hlldlnS. ana improvement. theicor
oush ~ Manhattan q N" c,y Of, Now YORK.
n the County anh state % Ne" YORK
q W., Ore HIntrsd an Thirty socona
the northwestern corner Of one HuEirod and
Thirty second Street and Amsterdam Aycrua:
running thence northerly, parallel with Am
s,erfam Avenue, ninety nine feet eleven
i HSnGrcd ' asa Thirty .seTcaoni second r .rs'r' ,s s 9 1 NM
to tho norih~iy side OF One Hlrdrcl and
,nnrs ,Ss northcr,y SIDE OF Que H1ndf'i XXI
Thirfy second Stroet. twenty five feet n the
pes!n, or C's'r ,n 81 #, ES'n w,,H ~. eorcs, ~ an
,r-oenent as N encroschr'UlS r-rrr I'D tu
ifthc, is o'.o~,on ! Of convoy,nNs. rssa.'
Said premises being now known rs ana nv
Tho street number hve hundred and thres
West One Hundred and Thirty srroni street
D,,cd New York. May 10Th. l@,f
HAROLD 6 HENDERSON, Referee
FRANK I HALL,
At,nrney for plaintiffs
Or-,e and Post ONlce address No a. Broad
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
rso Sta'ovtrs e. a diagram 81 ~. rrorc-',
IN no sold: i's street number IL SS West i2.d
street., New York City:
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~, Constance =. TITUS,
Retired amateur Champion
wccp rs and Scul1s.

H~orGnKErPsig. y. g.. June i?.-An
tho crews took advantage of the bcauti-
ful weather at Poughkeeps,e to-day, but
to the surprise Of all the critics there
we're no time trials. Syracuse was the
INST 10 get afoat. She went out about
I 80. when the tide was at stand
still. When Coach Ten Evck took his
three crews up the river to the starting
line all eyes and stop watches were
centred on his boats. The freshmen were
given twenty minutes start on the var
-Its aud second varsity.
The varsity got away In very pretty
style. getting In thirtv-ninc clean. long
strokes a minute. Tho shell was kept
on AN even keeI at all times. The water
nanship was perfect Former stroke
Dstnan. who ~ now rowing No. I, clipped
his strok" At times and did not anchor
hts OR whore he reaches. But when
ur did catch the water the blad" OF hs
oar made the biggest hole In the water
g. - ottautn ! have even seen. ""
i- - giant ~ strength and has a per
i"ct pny-tou"
ImncdHtel, after the star, the stroke
WIS ttNNiFft 10 lhfl'N ~ 'll'b''. ~
Run on Syra'usc's varsity shell between
strokes was very good ard the rhythm
Ms perfect.
Ten Fyck has taught his pupils to
anchor the blade squarely and the same
pressure was applied from start to nm
ish. there leiug no perccptihle hard
Kick at the huish nor application OF
the most power at the catch, as some
coaches dwell upon. His crew does AZ
much work forward Of the pin as art.
Ten TNck has not got an old season
,r.N. a. has been SAID. !, l." Wallis
Who - owing so. 3 III the varsity shell,
was q substitute freshman last !e"i.
and the four stern mon were the -four
storm men IN last year freshman n H.
D-m4u stroked the 1914 freshman crew
and L. =. Sprague also ro"cd IN thd'
boat.
Iu l0ll W. J.. Glass s,roked the var
sit, and this year he is owing No. .
80 thc varsity This combination ma
ra.,r! together IN two events. In ih'
American Henley ON MAY - they We
the Junior collegiate eight CARED shells
Il spu-lug OF Pennsylvania, Harvard an
Nala IN easy fashion, The foilo"ln.
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STARS WIN WITH EASE IN
METROPOLITAN TOURNEY
Leonard Beckman, Former National Interscholastic
Champion, Only One Hard Pressed, but He Beats
Bassford, Is, 10.

RRoNxvtLLE, y. T.. June l2.-Straight
sets wcse the order OF tho day in the
matches played in the Metropolitan sin
giles tennis championship to-day on he
BronxNiile Athletic Association courts.
Only two of the contests required an
extra set. one IN the first round, in which
Chris Hcrter defeated {. \. sparks at
IS, 81. SIS. and the other n second
round victory for T. e. Van Nliet over
chailcs Chambers at 81. "a. 81.
All of the stars in the tourney won
their matches easily vii the exception
~ Leonard Bcekman. former national in
terscholastic champion and now captain
of the Princeton t.nni team. Beekman
was forced to two deuce sets before he
eliminated Abraham Bassford. Jr, at
-, ID.
The Beekman-Bassford tussle was on,
of the bright features Of the day. as both
or the men were at their best ard kepi
going at "A terrific pace from start "
finish. Beekman was slower to get COINS
than was Bassford and the latter got
away to a lead of I game to | and
iO--lj on his own service In the'siNtt
game one point would have given Nass
ford a lead OF . TO / aud practically
clinched the first -et for MIN. but Beck
man hraced and playing whirlwind tennis
carried oT fou, straight games before he
lost another and then finished the Sc
after deuce had been called once In thu
second set the men moved along on ever
terms until the tenth game. when tn.
Princeton player snatched off the victor,
by a strong finish.
Harold Throckmorton, the presen
holder OF the national in~terscholasti
title. furnished plenty of enjoyment 70
the gallery by his powerful driving Ii
his match against William Wadsworth
Wadsworth frequently had to stand h.
and watch T~hrockmor'ou's forehan'
drives and cannon ball service GO sizzlinI
past him. TIL y%ouugster won w'thou
mrch difficulty at 81. Ct. tie ha'
things all his own way IN ihr "pehinI
se,. but in the second set seemed care
lc%s or whether he o -" nts or NO
and tossed away a number OF aces !
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~FORECIOsURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COrNTY OF NEW
IORk-Alice A. Crsndeli Plaintiff. against
Flanagan Realty Company and Others, De-
In pursuance Of u Judgment ~ FORE
c,,osur" ant sale. duIy made and entered In
signel, he r%ef,ic, in said judgment
t E,rsans %''' 'G, c,r sS p"''\ 'u,t,on; al .s~
strc.t, IN The Borough ut Manhattan, City
7 DAY. AuctIou"er. the premises directed
hy snil judsmoiht 10 be sold, aud therein
land ,'h me buildings aod improvements
,ir Borough Of Manhattan Of the cry Or
N"w York. m tho County and state ~ Sew
So,.' nov kgg9GNss X !h' :,Ie'! and NUM- ,na
bounded and described as follows
iEiiMNjNG a. q r2ln, on nc Notth.rly
ami tNent.-nN" feet tl-Si Westerly from
me corner formed by tho intersection OF
Westerly side of Central Park West; run
nire thence Northe'ly parallel with central
Park West one h.nd-cd 200. feet ny. -
, IT, Sf.c W1 r, !, ",9nFS I'm I Gsn,.. I'm. OF
win central Parx wo-t ana part ~ IN.
.distan..o through parry vail On. hundred
side Of s5th street. thence Easterly a'onG
The same ninets five ,tSl feet to tue point
OF pLac" or beginning IOIETfER with
al NNtureF ana articles attached to. or
used IN the operation of said premises. all
~ which were declared to he covered by
said mortgage, together with the sppur'e-
nances, ana al the e-'at. aud rights u the
mortrtsor In ana 20 ~a'd rrNWi.ee
DATED. New York. N.N :. iSiG.
RICHARD i i Kh,TI<G Referee.
DAVIS. SNNNES 4 : HRElRtR. A'fo--
news for P'sir'iN. once ana Post once
Address. 80 Liberty street. Sew Iur+
CIV
The following e n diagram Of the prop
ertv ~ be sod its street Numbers are ).
: ana ". sjth stree.
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SYRACUSE BOATS DISPLAY
PERFECT WORKMANSHIP
So Says Constance S. Titus. Who Watches Them in
Long Pull on the Hudson-Penn
Shows Improvement.

Saturday they went TO Annapolis and
defeated the navy crew very handily,
Coach Ten f:yck stated tonight that
his varsity crew averaged 1854 pounds
instead Of 1851, which had been given
out in the statistics. Every man in the
boat appeared to he trained TO the min
utc. stroke Whiteside has a wondcrtnl
knowledge Of pace and has shown very
good judgment.
Syracuse's second varsity contains a
very good boat load Of determined men,
but they do not seem TO have the power.
Ihey row very cleanly. but the varsity
men can run away from them any tiinc
they wish. 1t IL true the freshmen
a handicap on the second varsity TINS
afternoon. but the latter could not over
haul them In the two mile and a half
s,in paddle. Syracuse's freshman boat
is liable to bc heard from on the day
OF the race. as they can row a very
snappy high stroke and the boat seems
to travel very well at all times.
Joe Wright's new Pennsylvania var
siiy crew knocked the intimation that
IL gained it's honor because 1t had a
faster shell into "A cooked nat to-nizh'.
The new Pennsylvania varsity took the
new Ward shell which capt Chicken
ings crew has been using since Ia"
squad detraiued here ten DAYS ago and
gay" the old Provost SWith 90 the role
gated eight Coach Wright sent bu.h
,r"ws over = mile time trial from, the
start {" the columbia hoathouse, The
varsity won In the new shell by tw,
lengths in the fast time Of i minutes
% seconds. The trial was rowed against
a Sigh, incoming tide.
/ capt. Chickering and Coxswain Foster
s;ill believe they will bring the crew
around to the point whore II will he fas:
enough To row in the big race. When
passing the Columbia boathouse on the
way M to the start Coach Jim Rice
shouted to Foster. WHO has coNswaincd
two four mile crews here Is TIA. thu
Junior varsity you're p%ilotiug"'
at Is to-day" sad Foster, but To-.
morrow itll De In" Narsiti.
I columbia rowrd three miles down
stream iu the morning ~ 4 I'm clip
aud was followed 10y Cornell The ltha-
can varsity rnwrd The fun course under
The watch, hut Assistant Coach IioNlc
did not announce tho time. TAe two
varsity crews showed thai :laH's
! race odsnt to he better han for years.
p~ciusviNania' remarkable nprovcmou'
J. ua> uth" b. tNe stanford ~ iu,~ ycarl
racc. Tho cornell crews were Delighted
st coach 'ourtney's decision 20 rrrnnit
win hem and view the races from IN,
observation rain
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trying to Timber up some Of his strokes.
George NJ Church. the Western and
Northwestern champion. played In the
first round against Alexander Her and
barely managed to get warmed up IN
winning at I'll. 80. Church. how
ever, should have plenty ct trouble to-
morrow. when he will be opposed by
Theodore r. Pell in the second round,
for Pen showed signs Of returning form
In winning to-day from r. u. Rogers at
81. e..
The backhand expert hal his drives
working with plenty of pace and deadly
accuracy, and his all around game
showed marked Improvement over what
he displayed saturday at the Country
cub of Westchester whcn he was de-
featcd by Il. II. whitney.
Wylie e. Grant. a former indoor cham
| pior. played better tennis than he has
shown in many a day and defeated l.. l.
irinnell Of the West Side Tennis Club
at e. 6--t.
Another veteran that sdpwed flashes
Of his old time speed was O.. carleton
Shaf,r. Shafer eliminated BENJAMIN NJ.
Phillips in straight sets at 60. ID IN
the hrst round and will meet James $
O. Neale. former Columbia player. to-
morrow. O'Neale won from Norris
CLARK. a local racket wielde'. IN straight
s,tr At 81. Sc. The summaries;
N.tr,pol.t,n championship Mons %Sineles
! rrst ~Eound-Chrls Hortcr defeated \
sharks. "a. 6-i, So. Watson NJ. WASH
Urn Non from Ralph l.. Bags by de-
fault; Wylie &. Grant defeated l. Grin,
nell. "a. Is. Theodore X Fell dereats,h
- T. Rogers. s-&, g. G"org" VI
| church defeated Alexander Her, 81 So
q =. shafer defeated Benjamin NJ: InI,
| lips. 60, Is. James :. o'Neals defeated
NORRIS clark. 81, ga. @ A. J." Dlonne
A, f,,ted I've witt clinton Moves. 6--2, -,
Richards won from lingo Hartmann
by default; Harold 4 ThroGkm'rton wSr
from } W Fox by default FREQ u. Alex.
ander won from VI. r. Fox. ". by default
bean Mathey won from Lieut.. y. Ward BY
default: A. $. Cragin won from u u
t;rcnz by default.
second Rouud-Arthur " Swee'ser wor
from Elliott Rinzen by default, l.eonsr'
-. -; II C. VAN viie,s tefGntsF
charles chambers, 81, -. 81. mar
oil T~hrockmor,on defeated william
W~adsvor,h. 81 81 A. l, n,onnn'
Richardson defeated Marshall Peabody
s.. 80.
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TWO TRAINERS INJURED.
Tom welsh and Frank Taylor
clicked by bronco.

Tom Welsh and Frank Taylor. well
known trainers OF thoroughbreds. were
seriously but not dangerously injured
yesterday morning while experimenting
the working of some horses at Gravesend
track. One OF a crowd OF broncos Inn
ported from Mexico by Starter Mars
Cassidy broke away from the bunch
TAYLOR tried to stop him and was kicked
in the body. Welsh went to his as
sistance II received a bad cut on the
head The injured men were taken 10
their homes and are expected to he out
again soon.
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SHIFT MARS WORK
OF HARVARD CREW
Harry MiddondOrf's Illness
Takes Him Out Of Boat
for Day or Two.

NV I.Nro~. COM Juno 70 When
HARVARD varsity crew started away
trom tho bodthousa short, before :
O'Clock 'hls evening Harry ; hidden.
dorf. Wlo rows - ~. :. was absent
physician. sand Midieudorf is IN with a
Sc'"rc cold and while the ailment Is not
az a serious nature, II was deemed ad-
NlSable 10 give the oarsman a rest
James G. White who rows ~ No 1 in
IN" second varsity crew. took hidden
dortS scat. and " Taylor. the regular
NO oar, wa Sht't'd to No. +. hidden
dorf rs considered one OF the best oars
men iu the VARSITY eight. having rowed
~ the world beet ~Ilctley crew two
years AGO His win brother is In the
second varsity hoa'
John Lander, who tow.l No 2 in War
N'1d : freshman crew, iS still GU ~ tho
boat on account of swollen glands. and
his place is taken by substitute Rich
a'ds The coaches hope to have both
Mlddoriori and ldrder back I'm their re
srectiNe boats ir a day or two. The
absence 90 the mon spoiled tho time
trials, and tho time rs getting too close
Go rloe day Ia have the ,iChts disrupted.
only liSht practice Wa on tho pro-
crtrIu' NJ the crimson crews this eve
nIuE, unur OF them going down stream
further Than the two mile mark.
Nt'e's crews, which have heon With
out a shak,.p for several DAYS. had a
shift IN the varsity boa' TINS evening.
toXsWt'n Allou Mcl.auo. who wa looked
upon - q sure fixture at the 'illcr, CIV
,ug Way to Thomas Lashar. McI.anc. II
Is reported. Is to0 heavy 10 suit Coach
Nickalls. and as every pound cunts as
n handicap ~ a four m'lc race, lashar,
m" lighter coNswdin, was selected and
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ALUMNI DAY AT FORDHAM.
,reuuJ. awd Baseball Am"ns Attn
letic Events Arrs ngrd.

The Fordham alumni viii hold It's
annual tennis tournament on F"rdha'Ii
FIELD to-day. The winner OF the tour
namen, will meet Elliot Rinxen. the cap
tain of the Maroon varsity racket
wielders and %nationa, indoor champion
This morning the alumni min w'll
play q team picked from the faculty IN
,he afternoon another ALUMNI nine, rep
re.entinR many States, viii play IN,
college varsity team President Joseph
A Muiry, :, j.. has donated a trophy
for the winning team. To-day liz tho
No yenty-Rnh anniversary OF the found
ing Of Fordham University.
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The approximate amount Of the lien o.
charge. 10 satisfy which the above desCr he'd
rroprr,y - 10 he sold. s~tweu,ytwo thousand
Two hundred twenty six and 90 100 dollars
,s22 90 na,, with interest thereon from the 9Th
dsy of May. 1915. together with the costs ard
allowance amounting 10 three hundred ninety.
nve and iS'ion dollars 1895 i5l. with interest
pensps OF the sale The approximate amount
Of the taxes. assessments and water raies
or other liena, which are 20 he allowed IN this
purch asss ont Of the purchase money, or PAD
nv tho referee. 10 two hund,cd twenty four
aud " IN tSs3t ~ dollars and ln'erest
These premises are 10 he sold subject to Any
conditions or state Of fscth an accurate sW
yey may show
Dated New York May nth. 1915
HAROLD & MENDELsON. RsfoeNA
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TIGERS AND YALE AT NEWARK
.,,., Game ~ he Played NJ Inter-
...,,.., Icnxuc Park To- morrow.

p,ircetop and Yale will play the de-
,idirg game of their three game series A.
tho International League park, NeWarh
tomorrow afternoon, II was hoped 70
have the game played either at the Polo
Gr,upds or t,bbets Field, Both of these
are being used, however, Washington
parL Rrooklyn, home of the defunct
prookfeds. is not available because 81
an agreement with organized hasenail
that the park shall not be open 10 nan
games.
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COLI Tourney Is Postponed.

The one dan tournament Of tl"
Wuucu's Metropolitan G"lf Association
which was 90 have h"on N"'d AZ nd'h-
ouyarL ON June - has h".u postponed
unt' fam alterations to the naCtcn-
.,rl ,Iuh house which are now under
way are Inc cause OF the postpone mcnt,
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REDS WIN AT VAN CoRTLANDT.
They Defeat whites In squadron 4
Polo TOurney.

The Red team playing a fast game,
won from the Whites IN he practice
polo game ~ the Squadron A cub
Yesterday afternoon. The Whites won
by a score of ga, to I goals.
Beginning AT 30 o'C,oCk tomorrow
afternoon the West Point cadet team
will play its annual match with the
militia troopers, at Van Cortlandt, The
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o,,m., change. III. Mind.

RnsroN. jaw" re- Frames ouimct has
decided not 10 play IN the Massachusetts
,,ru golf r~hamp'on"llp at Rrae Burn
oY Thursdap and frdaN EHIlj'r IN
he season he announced that he would
corpeto hut would refuse 10 accept a
each prye n he succeeded In finishing
IN the money,
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REDS
WHITES

Whlrs-Cnll~ t4rutl D. los pcNalty safety
Nv Rtrh1rds,' iola', -. Mods Goals carucf
IolIs iur Whfcs Rchn,ds Johnson.
smudi Eaton Goals for Reds eastman,
strong Hunt Referee t'rci Anderson
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Western Association Results.

Nu.kogee, .; Tulsa. 8.
D.nison. g. Fort smith. I?
paris. 2; sherman. 8.
oklahoma City. Z. McAlestcr, I @oclc,en
innlnEpl.
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Western League Results.

Lincoln. T. -, Joseph 8
hes Moincs. &. wichita, .
omaha, .; Topeka, | ,tcn Innings
ponvtr. .; sioux city, 4 ,tcn innings