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4. 4. Z. selects sept. - aud u for
Events In Newark.

E,sroS. May - Judge Rartow $
Weeks, Edward t.. lSahh and Frcdcrich
". Ruben Of tine Amateur Athlete
Union championship committee conferred
here Tonight in regard To- the national
,hafupioushipS and elected September \
and . for these ovon's at Newark.
The Junior titles viii be decided the
first day and senior championships the
next day. with the all round champion
ship on september l6.
The Newark people propose a modified
marathon run and relay races to he
held IN connection with the latter event
The committee will recommend to tn"
district associations mat they hold their
sectional championships the latter part
uf August. and every effort Is 10 h"
made to Undue" the best athletes IN tn"
country to get into shape early for these,
that the tryouts may result IN the
selection Of t]opuolchers for the national
meet.
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MISS CAVERLY GAINS
PHILADELPHIA TITLE
Beats Mrs. MunSon i'm Final
Round by Big Margin Of
Up and q to Play.

THiLApELPHIA. May 26.-Miss Mildred
Cavorly. Philadelphia Cricket Club, to-
day defeated Mrs. George ; Munsun ~
Merton. the conquerur of Mrs, Barlow.
IN the final round fpr the women golf
championship OF Philadelphia over the
links of the Whitemarsh Valley Country
Club. She Won by the comfortable mar
gin Of : up and i 10 play.
Philadelphia now has a now wolneu'S
champion for the first time since l?l2
u II Is generally believed that Miss
Caverly'S victory marks the beginning
Of a new era IN which no two or three
women golfers Will share all the local
houor among themselves. as in the past
decade. The summary:
Championship sixteen. Flual Bound
Miss Mildred CsvCrly, Philadelphia
cricket. defeated Mrs. George ) Munsou
Merton. : and y.
Defeated Eight. Final Round Mrs. q
Usury Stetson. Huutingdon .NalIcI de-
f.a'cd Miss MAY Bel, Ihi.ddrl phii
cricket, / ur 40 holesi.
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STARS AT CRAWFORD TODAY.
''"'"rs aud kirkb, VIII play
N"rston aud Wild.

.'' Il Mtrs'on and Edwin NJ Wild
" uuhHld Tho oar1e amt glory Of Gran
"' Oh" Inks Of ~" crawford coli
'.'' ''-ol. FOO a thiTty-s.X hole four ball
''H' 'n WH,l 'ncIr opponents viii be
, Ii' d. 'rivrrs ana pouall kirkhy.
l'' Hl'.I rs the outcome OF q prpmisc
n'i" hr me national open champion at
~" .H'r elN"n HF tho Crawford Golf
'tiH '19t winter m honor of Marston
an. WA. A. 'ha; time Traycrs said
'h'' He would 60 to crawford with d
Va ''.' 10 Try l's luak agtlrst tho two
tf'' 'ri golfer, AID H. prediction
n,'. 't'n Nat he was undertaking a
ca'"ul task is as lruc now as It was
TIE. ~
Ii" club viii welcome All golfers who
W" 20 wltnrss the match and the gal
'ri. sure 10 be "A big one both
:, .'A.uF and afternoon GOV Fielder Of
"'' jersey expects 10 be one of the
!.n'N enthusiasts who viii tramp round
W. Inks IA the wake Of the four golfers.
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ROAMER TOP WEIGHT
IN SUBURBAN HANDICAP
Burden Will Be Less. However.
Than That Tie Carried in
Metropolitan.

WEIGHTS for the Suburban Handicap.
which Will hc the feature Of the Decord-
ton Day programme al Belmont Park.
were announced yesterday by Handicap
per W. 5. NoSburgh. Andrew Miller's
Roaincr, the top weight in the Metropol-
tan Handicap, is also at The top OF the
list for the suburban. hut ne has been
treated morc leniently Tor his effort over
the mile and y quarter route.
RodIncr has been dropped down TO l3l
pounds. while The Finn. which won the
Metropolitan. II asked to pick up seven
pounds and will carry la1 pounds in his
race against last years champion.
George Smith. the Kentucky Derby win
nor. IL rated tho best Of tho threc-ycar-
old division with 100 pounds. the inn
ported thr~ec-yvar-old S'a Hawk being
listed next al los pounds. The weights
follow
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Scholastic Events To-day.

BASEBALL.
roly Prep vs.. Erasmus Hail at Poly
commercial w. Boys High at CONNER
cial Field.
clinton VS.. Msmaroneck at Mamaroneck.
L"onia Va Hackensack at Hackensack.
Eordhsm Prep VS.. 'Nyack at Nyack.
BrouLlyn prep VS.. Peekskill at Pcekskiil.
Navier vs.. st Augustine at Parade
Grounds.
Hamilton vs.. Blair Academy at Hamil-
Rutgers ". Adelphi Academy at New
Curtis vs.. Jamaica at staten island.
Hempstead vs.. Hefhey at Hampstead.
Norris ". Stuyvesant at Bronx Oval.
New. Utrecht VS.. Manual Training at
Wcst End oval.
Horace Mann vs.. st. Paurs at Horace
Manhattan ', 81. Francis at Parade
Grounds.
bryant vs.. Townsend Harris at Jasper
oval
Richmond Hill vs.. Stuyvesaut.
Curtis We. Far Rockaway.
TENNIS
Loyola We. Brooklyn Prep at Crown
Lincoln High vs.. Adeiphi Academy at
jersey city.
Iamaisa y, Bryan, at Jamaica.
Eastern.
Rushwick W. Manual Training at Bush.
...New Utrecht Va. Boys High at Boy.
Hlgh.
clinton ". stuyvcsant a. clinton.
commerce vs.. Curtis al Commerce.
townsend Harris va. Morris at Townsend
Harris.
ATHLETICS.
J. $ a. L. cha mpion~hips and novice
relays at Brooklyn Athletic Field.
stevens nterscholastc games at Ho.
hokcn.
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C. C. N. Y. TENNIS TEAM LOSES.
Dartmouth Men OutpIay Opponents
and Win Every Match,

Tho tennis team of the College OF
the c.ty OF New York lost It's nrst home
match yesterday when 1t bowed down 10
the Dartmouth college r%acqueters by
the score of 3 TO o. The local players
lost all OF the three matches played.
Jones of Dartmouth started the after
noon by defeating Joffe OF City College
In straight sets. "a. e.. In the
other singles Larmon OF Dartmouth de-
feated Kurzman of &. c. ". Y. 6-3,
6-3, The same New Hampshire players
also won comb!nedly in the doubles,
Jarmolowsky n Drake being their VIC
Tins. The summaries
Singles Jones, Dartmouth. defeated
Ionc. c. G.. y. " GO, a.; Harmon,
Dartmouth. defeated Kurzman. c. c. n. Y,
Ga, Ga.
Doubles-Jones and Harmon. Dartmouth,
defeated Jarmolowsky and Drake. c. c, NY,
6-i, 81.
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GOOD FIELD AT TUXEDO.
Annual Golf Tournament VIII Re-
gin This Morning.

The Invitation tournament Of IN"
Tuxedo Golf Club will begin this morn
on the course amor the ilamapo
Hilin with an eighteen hole qualifying
round. the number OF s!xtcens depend
ing upon the size of the field. The club
has arranged It's tournament this year go
that 1t will end on Decoration Day
There will be no play tomorrow and
Inc frs, match round will not be played
until Monday.
Among the golfers who are expected
to play are Walter J. Travis. Dwight
Partridge. Gilman l.. Tifany. Louis
Livingston. Percy H. Pyne Cd, T. T.
Rogers. Robert Hunter, c. :. Lee and J.
Gordon Douglas.
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BELMONT PARK TURF NOTES.

John Sanford received word yesterday
that Frank o'Neill, the American Jockey,
lad accepted the mount on Nassoviau.
Which viii carry she Sanford Colors IN
the English Derby next Wednesday
Nassovtan Ia by William the Third
N'neration. Mr.. Sanford ave more han
SO. 600 for him rs a yearling. Tie ran
well as a two-yesr-old. and this spring
was a bangup third in the Two Thou
sand Guineas. Nassoyian comes from "A
-'lNing family and IL 10 believed that Ne
VIII he benefited by the extra half mile
IA the Derby.
outside 81 the disappointment caused
hy losing the first race with an odds on
ohuice the Brighton stable WAS further
Dhagrtncd when Toot-i" was claimed by
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Iouvhrcy 10 Meet Eddie west.

Frank Loughrcy of Philadelphia w'iI
meet Iddic West. the Newark middle
Ncigat. in the star bout at the weekly
show of the Stadium \. &. Tonight.
noughrey has stood off Les darcy, TN"
Australian champion, but the friends Of
West contend that he viii hav. no easy
task to defeat tic Newark boy. IT. III,
other ten round bout Jersey city and
Newark boxers will meet. the contestant
being Young Rector and Joe Cassidy
n. six round preliminary VIII hc be
tween Percy Aubrey and Charley Hayes
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HEARD AND BUSH REACH FINAL.
VIII Meet To-day In Southern Golf
Championship.

DALLAS. Tex, May 26.-Bryan Heard
OF Boston and reuben Bush. Jr,. Of
New Orleans will meet in the thirty-six
p'nnship tomorrow Heard gained
first place in the final round by beating
J. T., England. the Arkansas champion,
by - up and II to play.
Bush won from &. Hurst Of Dallas.
7 mp and . to play. by better putting
and a remarkable ability to get out of
trouble, Heard is so years old and
Bush is 81, but there are many who are
backing the older man.. who usually
plays a steady, cocksure game.
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Bloom OutpOtnts Moran.

Vie Moran came through with "A whirl-
wind finish in his bout with Phil Bloom
at the Harlem sporting club last night,
ana had his opponent staggering IN the
tenth round. Bloom carried of the
honurs, Notwithstanding this showing
by Moran. Bloom ) ring generalship,
clever blocking and punching IN the
early rounds gave him the edge,
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TO win the seventh game. but threw
them all away and lost that game and
the next. allowing Mrs. Wood and Miss
Handy to tie the score.
Miss B%jurstedt victor.
In the singles. Miss Molla Bjurstedt.
the national champion. and Mrs. Edward
Raymond climbed to the Anal round by
winning their matches in straight sets.
The Morse girl disposed OF Miss Mar
garet Taylor at 6--3. So. while Mrs.
Raymond defeated Miss Handy at 6-l.
e..
Followers Of tennis expect that tho
match between Mrs. Raymond and Miss
Bjurstcdt in the Ina round tomorrow
afternoon will prove one OF the greatest
women's singles contests seen In the
East in many a day. Mrs. Raymond
was beaten only after three hard sets
by Miss Bjurstedt In their last contest.
and she played then after going through
a hard doubles match.
on the tennis that Mrs. Raymond has
displayed during this tournament II
would not be a great surprise II she
succeeded in defeating the Morse girl.
The summaries:
Pelham Country club Women's Invita-
ton singles. Semi. Anal Round-Miss Molla
BJurstedt defeated Miss Margaret Taylor.
"a. 81. Mrs. Edward Ray mond defeated
Miss Edith Handy. 81. ga. The poin,
scores:
Miss Bju~tedt v.. Mic. Taylor.
FIRST SET.
MIS- Mii.. FF igfo4, ,iss.:t; .--ss--s
SECOND SET.
MIS- MIS-. a 45Ss :--.s--ss
Mrs. Raymond We. Mil. Handy.
FIRST SET.
Mrs. Mr., mm. snsy ,,..'' .--is--f
SECOND SET.
Mr.. HHs snG ''.. .cg!.ss --si--ss
wo,nen,s Invitation Doubles. semi.nn.i
HH%%TnGdy dSfea,ed Mis-. SMciia ajur.,sdi and
Mar Ny ~esaa rem" ans ;MI.:; Mains "a au, hi.
Edna wfidcy. "a. Ga. So.
Final Rouna-Mrs. Rswson Wood and
wagner and Miss Martha Guthrie. s-t.
Ct. -. default The point score:
IRIS SET.
Miss Wagner and Miss Guthrie
itSi2a:sio-ss-I
SECOND SET.
Miss Wagner aud Miss Guthrie
Mr.. Wood and Mics Handy
54<A<<-3s-s
THIRD L
'Mis. wagner and Miss Guthrie
tt3< ?-.a-&
Mrs. Wood and Miss Handy
tO05Iss<--:5-t
Invitation Mixed Doubts. Second Round
-Miss .Fiorenc. Bailin and r Campbell
defeated Miss Marie Wagner and Ralph l..
Bags. e.. as. IS. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
iamin F. Rriers defeated Mrs. Frsderic&
Schmltz and n d. Boardman. g.. "a.
Miss Ina Kissel and Lyle r. Maha de-
tested Miss Molla Btnrstedt and II. schin-
zel, -. e--a; Mrs. u. =. Wood and II. ".
Van Wet defeated Miss Margaret Taylor
and 4. Il. Ross. g.. 6--&.
'Defaul,ed.
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Miss WRgncr I. Tired.

The first SGT was !, really high class
exhibition of women's doubles. with
both Of the cams going at top speed and
play ing steady tennis. Miss Wagner,
however. was very tired. for earlier in
the afternoon she had played the Semi
mai round Of the womcn's doubles.
which she aud Miss Guthrie won In
three hard sets from Mrs. Edward Ray
mond and Miss Edna Wiley. ~ 2-6.
-. S.. n then had squeezed in a
hard three set match OF mixed doubles
before playing IN the final that was
ended by darkness.
Being tired. tho natural Trims FOR
Miss Wagner to do IN the second so'
was to try TO rest up a bit. She did
THIS, and The other eain. quick TO take
advantage OF the l,tup. ran through
the set in s'N straight games. tying
up the match. Al the conclusion Of
the second set there as still "a little
bit of light and the teams elected to
keep on playing as long az they could.
Miss Wagner and Miss Guthrie after
losing the first game took the next two
without the loss OF "A point and lei Al
4o-l5 in the third. They tossed this
game away by bad play and the score
was even again. Miss Wagner and Miss
Guthrie came back and through better
eyesight or some such Trims won the
next two games and had the lead at
a.. They had three or four chances
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Tufts, -; Trinity, 4.

MEproRp. Mass, May 2s.-Kenncdy
Trini,y's twirler, held Tufts without a
hit for four innings. hut in three in
rines the locals scored runs in lunches
OF threes ard won by a score of . to !,
The score
r. II. L.
Turts........ u o q 2 W 10 =
Trinity. ..,... q 0 . "a \ Z
Ratterics-O'Mara and carroll: Kennedy
and Kenny.
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N''l Rosenberg, a Junior At the Col.
'e'" or the CITY 81 New York. has been
'.."'on captain Of the varsity baseball
''tn for next season. IT Is the first
.' 'Iii q Pitcher Of - team at Guy
So'' q has been chosen 10 lead a nine.
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WHAT THE SCHOLASTIC
ATHLETES ARE DOING

High it was defeated. Joseph winning
from Dobbins after an extra set. at
81, 6-t, rs. Brooklyn Prep won
the match. however, by "A score of =
to l. In the two singles matches against
Poly, the Grown Heights School broke
even. Francis of Poly beat Etzel,
brooklyn Prep. IS. 90. while Meyer,
Brooklyn Prep, defeated Kent. Poly
Prep. 81. as. g.. Poly won the
match at 3 to . The summaries:
| Folly PREF VS.. BRooKLYN PREr.
| Reimer. Poly rtcp. as. 80 al: Meyer.
Brooklyn Prep. defeated Kent, roiy prep,
fea, ted Etael.. Brooklyn Prep. ID. g.?
noTsiesr rtK Tnl ana ana F nahS, P1 R,od pf iyn
1cimcr. Poly Prep. defeated Meyer and
Alvarez. brooklyn Prep. al. 60.
BOYS HIGH vs. BRookLYN FREE.
s~,gEIss,lS:sph; noys High; defeated
Boys High. "a. 90. Meyer. Brooklyn
Prep. defeated kynsston. Boys High. 81,
Double. Taylor and DohbIr.. nrooklyr
RRTtsspp' defe";ed irhine AM AM iossphI Hr a"s.
Ign PREM. defeat-L Kynaston and spivak,
Boys High. e-i. a..
Flushing High School defeated New
town Yesterday in a Greensboro League
game IN the i. 8. 4. l.. tennis tourna-
ment by q score of 2 to I. Flushing
had previously defeated Richmond HI.
3 10 2. n has two more matches 70
play. meeting Bryant and Jstnai'7
Flushing believes IL will win both Of
these matches. In yesterdays match
against Newtown, the doubles match he
tween Trowhridge and Weaver OF Flush
ing. and Har'el and Pitt Of Newtown
I prnypl "a fapsnrp Tho former nalr won
It IS, Is.
stevens Tech will hold rs seventh an
nual iuterscholastic meet to-day. Two
hundred and twelve entries have been
received from tWentN-threc schools, East
ORANGE has entered eighteen mon IN
thirty events, while Poly Prep has
entered thirteen men In twerty-four
events. Many of the leading schools in
New York and New Jersey will he rem
resented
sixteen high schools have entered
teams in the +. s y l.. ampionshjps.
which viii be held to-day at the Brooh-
lyn Athletic Field DO Wit Clinton.
Flushing. Commerce. Stuyvvc~ant ard
Morris are expected 70 prove the strong
est contcnders FOR the point honors.
To-day is Princeton Aiumni nay ~
the Tome School Of Port DEPOSIT. Md,
Many Of the Baltimore Tigers will motor
TO the : hool. and Will compete in the
baseball. golf and tennis games. san
Miller. who shut out the Gilman Coun-
try School. 20 to q, and also Loyola col
lege, TO q. will oppose the Prince
tonians. Tome lost last ye'r ~ has
ball. & TO . IN go'f and tennis. how-
ever, II was successful.
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Union Defeats wesleyan.

scnFNFcrAnv n, Y, MAY 2s.-Gene
Summers pitching was too bafiin8 for
the Wesleyan College men this afternoon
and the Union College nine chalked up
a victory at 7 to !. Summer. who
famed twenty st. John batters last week
and allowed only one hit, was In rare
form. He retired fourteen and allowed
six hits. The score:
II. II. r..
wesIeyan..... 0oI o O. 3
Union, ,..., 0 0 2 o 0 . 0 " 1
Batterios-Dubern, Seeholzer and Chaplin;
Summer and Green.
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Pierce Finds Simler Easy.

Harry Pierce, the South Brooklyn
lightweight. easily outpointed Chick Sim
Ter last night IN ten rounds at the Van
derbilt A. c, simler substituted for Wal
ter MOhr. who 10 III.
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Western League Results.
Des Moinss. 0. st. Joseph. o.
Denver, 4; Lincoln, .,
Wichita. ~ s,SI. CITY,
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Bowue's nIsincss College, ~: Euclid
school, z
~. Marks II. u. C.. I; Prospect Park
II. Il. C., I.
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If1IHupt'. o.. bal'as. .
- Worth g. san Antonio, T.
waco, :. Galveston l..
shreveport. 3, Houston. 4.
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Jamaica High School won the cham
plonship of Queens yesterday. as n re-
suit Of It's victory over Newtown. The
score was I to o. II was the second
meeting Of the schools. Newtown tri-
umphinC In the first clash. The game
proved 10 10 one Of the best Of the tour
naincnt. Bill O'Malley Of Jamaica and
i.otti Wacha OF Newtown were the OPP
posing pitchers, and each allowed but
two hits. oMalley had n little better
I'm the number Of strikeouts, retiring ten
against WaCha's siA. The lone tally of
tn" game was made in the second.
'an,ey reached arst on an error BY
Newtown's shortstop. lie stole second.
kronhaus attempted to catch him at sec
md. The throw was a little Wild and
caniey continued on to third. Eiseman
then singled. bringing in the run. The
score:
5 I.n@5sD ic::: s-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Fuidner, wscha
and Kfonhaus.
IIAcKESsAcK. y. j.. gay cs.-Lconia
Hish School, increased H.. lead In the
Northern New Jersey Interscholastic
League to-day. defeating Nu,ley High
Schoo by a score of = to . Iasher
again tw!rled good ball for the ~vic,ors.
striking on, ten men and he allowed
only four scattered hits. The score.
r. X. y
.e.9:a \. s....::::tcc:csl !:
Nutley II. $50 o o I / 0 O. Z J
HAcxrSsAcK. y. J., May es.-The
STATE street School baseball team Of
Hackensack is the winner 81 the North
eru New Jersey Grammar = hool
League. 1t defeated Wcstvood gram.
mar school in the final game. 90 to 9
The winners captured every game they
played. eight in all.
Brooklyn Prep played IN i.s two I'M
finished tennis matches yesterday. In
the one singles match against Boys
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TAssAGc. y. y, Nav 26-Passaic High
schools baseball team ewampcd NitlSr
to-day in a Northern New Jersey League
game Tho score was u 20 I TIE
offerings Of Howl and MrGinnity vera
knocked 80 all corners Of The lo'. Van
Ripper led the onslaught with i've hts
IN SiN times Al bat. two Of which were
triples. The score
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POSSIBLE WINNERS AT
BELMONT TRACK TODAY.

~ fankee-Busy Girl: owned by Thomas
Hitchcock; trained by j. Lambert.
SIXTH RACE.
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Panhsld heat Forest III by default.
Norwood beat Glen Ride by default.
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p.tershurg. 3 Rocky Mount, .
portsmouth. z, Newport News, l.
norfolk. 3; Hopewcll, |.
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DATES FOR CHAMPIONSHIPS

Apprentice allowance claimed.
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FoTTsrowS. Pa. MAY 2d-The I'M
School scored three runs in Ia" ninth
inning and nosed out Havcrford to-day,
I To- 3. The score:
n II. T.
Haycrf0rd. .... o o 90 o Ga 10 /
M school h0O0n ! q b, , 1
iia'teri"s-I.ott and HUMPHREYS. Da'e
and cochran.
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%uI "'....... 7 I q a 70 q q q O. .
rae~t'. I = = 70 u ~ - . XII 20
. ,'teri"s- Hrst, McGinuity ana curtis
Nrtut, and SaN,r
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!''"ihc toa., League Hr~u't~.
? .- Nrr ,. S'tuI.
SAT- Lake . san Francisco. :
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SteeplechAae, Tor fOur' ycar.OIds and uV-
ward; non. winners of two or more races or
OF E60; by Subscrition Of 81 each. with $50
added; about two miles:
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sixteen high schools have entered
teams in the T.. :. \. l.. championships.
which viii be held to-day at the Hroolt-
lyn Athletic Field -" Wit clinton,
Flushing. Commerce. S~tuyyvc~ant ard
Morris are expected 70 prove tho s'rong-
est cortcndcrs for the point houors.
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stevens Tech will hold rs seventh an
nual i~nterscholas;ic meet to-day. Two
hundred and twelve entries have been
received from twenty-threc schools, East
Orange has entered eighteen mon IN
thirty events, while Poly Prep has
entered thirteen men In t~wcnty-four
events. Many of the leading schools in
New York and New Jersey will he rem
resented.
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Brooklyn Prep played IN its two un-
finished tennis matches yesterday. In
the one singles match against Boys
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RACE.

Start good: won easily. Winner. br, {, by
hi s~sui Maiden; owned by James
butler: trained nv j Mccormack.
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THIRD RACE.

For two. yes old hlies which have not won
500: by subscription OF SO each, with $500
ADDED: four and u half furlongs on the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-16
SON OF DR.. DARLINGTON
BECOMES SECOND LIEUTENANT

The San Diego Tribune brings news
that careers in the army have been
opened to James .. MacMullen and
Gordon de Launay Darlington. son OF
Or. and Mrs p " Darlington OF San
Diego. according to Washington ad-
vices received here from the office Of
the adJutanr general. stating that they
had passed examinations for second
heutenancies fl the coast artillery
corps and could expect commissions
about October Is Mr.. MacMullen 10
the son of Mr.. and Mrs James Mac
Mullen. of Coronado.
Young Darlington graduated from
the san Diego high school In the class
Of June 1919. and attended University
OF California for two years He took
the examinations at Fort Rosecrans
This year for an army commission
DR. Darlington. until recently in the
United States public health service. re-
tired this year with the rank OF major
after a long experience in or near tho
army posts a daughter of Or. and Mrs
Darlington is the wife Of Lieut. J. ".
Wallis. coast artillery corps. DIT. Car
rington's brother is Mai. Frank dc
Launay Darlington. l. :. A retired
DR.. Darlington IS well known in Fl
Paso. having been in charge Of Fort
Stanton sauatOrium in New York for
eight years