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EXTRA HEATS IN NASSAU RACES.
Petna Cora Captures gao TrOt
After Lively Tnssie.

MtNroLA. l. /. June l3.-Three " tho
oigut races ~ the postponed light har-
ness meeting Of the Nassau Driving club
a. the Fair Grounds to-day went into
.\iri heats. ~ these the 80 troi.
winch eventually went 70 Il. II. 'Iark's
chestnut mare, rrtna Cora, proved the
most exciting of the day. Pctua cora
was first under the wire In the first heat,
/, adIng Brista Hall. driven by +. Hoe1-
ucr. and Ethel B, piloted by W, Thomas,
the latter finishing second Hnd third
respectively. Ethel Il forced letna cora
To take he dust III tn. second heat with
Rrista Htl' third These thre" fought
II out IN the deciding heat with fetua
cora first. Ethel ". second and Rri7ta
Hail third.
The other winner were W. CaItrell =
Sarah Nnrkc, tNo-year-old trot X
rlark's Setter Mac, 30 pace l.. W
Soyntou's Country Tramp, : 20 trot ,
". Loves Sidney Patchon. . % pace
l.. ". Roynton's Lillian W, 2 20 pace
Il rlark's Nora Setter, 30 trot, aud
j J. ~l.oonoy's Darkness Williams, > 3"
lace.
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ny CONSTANCE y. TITUS,
Retired Amateur Cha m ptOn AZ
sweeps and scu11a.

June iS.-Pcnnsyl-
yania's new varsity eight had a hard
time row, starting at 3 o'clock to-day IN
the hot sun. she was aided by n swift
cob tide with a good breeze on the stern
quarter. being paced for the FIRST TWO
miles by the second varsity, better known
as the disca rded varsity. The freshmen
took up the pacing al the two mile marx
and continued down the river to the mn
ish line.
Owing TO the rivalry beiweon tho first
and second varsities there was a great
race for the nrst mile. which they COW
cred in 4 minutes As seconds. Both crews
we're rowing a very high stroke at the
start. getting In 10 "A minute, n they
soon settled down to 30 In a tood, long
swing. As they ncarcd the tNo mil"
post the second varsity tried to beat
the new combination. which II succeeded
In doing by "A few feet. Here u where
stroke Drayton showed good Judgment
hy not burning his crew up, as he had
TWO miles more to go against the fresh
man crew. which was waiting there tor
him.
The two mile mark was reached ~
. minutes 40 seconds. At this point
both crews were greatly interfered with
by passing tugboats which we're directly
Ia their course. the ~coXswaiis having To
steer out of their cours~ To avoid them.
These tugs made the water 20 rough
that II marred their progress consider
| ably, and We had a good opportunity Ia
see Penn's Workmanship in lumpN
water. I must say that Joe Wright has
| taught them how to handle themselves
If the water Is at all rough.
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MARBLEHEAD RACE TO
BE SAILED ONCE MORE
VIII BE Revived After Lapse
of Five Years. Starting NJ
WhortlcbcrTy Island.

Tho Marhlchcai race. after a laps"
" nNc Years. IS 20 he revived. Condi-
tons wore decided upon ~ q meeting
held Yesterday The race is TO he started
from q I've OF Whcr'lehorry fsla0d On
.uiy % and IN" finishing lin" VIII h.
of IN" Boston Yacht club ~ Marble
h",d iitrhor. "a nautical miles away
Efforts were made 10 hold this rae" last
year. hu' ~" prizes did not Wattrinii2"
and now Nib"r' T.. Iudsou president o.
the American Power Bout Association,
~ ,stcrcd first prize for tho cruiser
class and the Gun for the express cruisers
Will hc donated by Motor BouttnG
There WI H.. = second niI2. ,u each class
II four yachts start, and a third II six
start.
The express cruisers are limited ="
thus, h,'Wceu - aud ~ feet over all
length and the other cruisers 80 bnstS
go 'o =, fees over al 'rus'h The, viii
20, rated according 20 The American
Power Boat Ns-H,,,' b. uIl,~ \ t'm"
.iu.t has been M ou 300" races IN
press cruisers must ,pmp.,t" the cour-"
In twenty hours and th, ordinary
cruisers an fort, hours Entries viii
close with he committee. of which g. y
Chapman. lis West Fortieth street, -
,hatruau. 80 noon or July - The rae
.rs must he ~ the New YorN Athletic
Club house at TrdNtrs Island for iuspoc-
ton before . f. VI 90 July = and the
start wll. I've n tdc 80 g \ NJ oH lu'N -.
The course VII tahc tGc racer. throuGl
'rr Long Island. Hl,,h Island .rd Vino
yard Sounds a1 passing around cape
Cpd. across Massachusetts BAY 10 Mar
h'.h.ad. Each yacht must taxi. its
'u, ion passing NiddIe Gruiud i.ftie
GuIl Point JUDITH cay Head Nicigc
ita.. 4 L,.I..r.sI.. AflHt,
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RICHARD BROTHERS
MAY MEET IN FINAL
Only PrOal or Gwyer Can Keep
y. Y. 4. e. Title From
Them.

The New York Athletic Club golfers
got down TO match play YESTERDAY At
Fox Hills, and by playing two rounds
reached the semi-tinals The four sur
viv,rs in tho fight for the championship
are Harold e. Richard and Pierre A
Proal IN the upper bracket and Lloyd
T.. Gwyer and W. l.. Richard in the
lower. An internccine battle between
the Richard brothers In the final this
afternoon Is by no means an impoeSi-
hility,
Right at the start Yesterday morning
cant. :. NJ Milliken and r, N. Tarle-
Ton. the two golfers who tied for the
leadership In the qualifying round on
Monday, were matched together. and
after y close struggle Capt. Millikon won
by . up and ! to play. His triumph
was short iivcd, however, for he EN-
conntered W. l.. Richard in the after
noon and was beaten by a I and 3 mar
gin.
What was expected to he one Of the
hes, matches Of the tourney developed
into n unaWaN affair, Lloyd twyer
and chisholm Beach, n former \, V \.
G.. champion. met in the second round
Yesterday afternoon. but Reach was not
feeling we'll and the match soon became
u procession. GWycr winning by u M
and 2 to plaN. \ rather unusual per
Torrance by Arthur cAleenan, who
was PLAYING in the first beaten eight
enliyencd the afternoon proceedings, ON
the 800 yard fourth hole he first drove
out Of bounds, then played two more
! shots far and sure, which took him ~
the green, and holed the putt which re-
manned. II gave him a I ~ a par Z
hole, with one shot out of bounds,
SO many defaults occurred IN the third
.,ytn,n thI, the beaten eight, for Which
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ALUMNI DAY A SUCCESS.
Tordhnm G%rnduntcs Take Fart In
Tennis and baseball

Fordham alumni athletic day ycs'er.
day was tho most sucr"ssiu. So far, ara
despite snoNcl~ attracted "A big crowd
The tennis tournament for the grads was
won by Frank j. Oliver. 'o5. h scored
mis- matches in quick time. Elliot Binzen.
the varsity tennis captain, played Oliver
- the AFTERNOON. defeating him, St
G--%
Tho baseball contest between 'Ne
faculty and the ALUMNI proved n sur-
prise. inc professor, being the victors
uv 4 80 3 IN the contest between the
varsity nine and the alumni team the
grad, held the varsity scOre,ess until
ne fourth inning and got a pair of runs
besides. Zig Al Williams, 'ob. VINO
spent two wears on Mroiraw's staff of
oco,d SUNK 'Nirle-s. den eloped a wild
streak, then allowed four runs.
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Nrv ~EEr.$sW'rk. lurr ~ - la .
Wu,crGcld, the Rutgers pitcher 49,
elected clrtau Of ta" 81, u's'h'N
team tn-ray. T1iz ts the first tome tina
thi, honor h,s been si,on - e so'h BE-
moro. WoicrnolI heat stevens on Mon.
d,, N an eleven i1uung pitching due
~ which he allowed "lll ~ hts
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GAINS ENTIRE MINUTE.
QuRkrr~' Improvement mailing
Course Record Il ISi53 I-S.

l'oUGIIKEEPsIr June ~ There is 10y
umcontucd Tonight nj thodikce Lake.
i've Miles inland ou the west shore.
whore the Pennsylvania navy Is camp
ing The ,arslty's time trial this after
noon IN 70 minutes - second is an
Improvement ~ moro than a minute iu
a week, and the fastest time any crew
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THE FINN IS TOP WEIGHT.
P%robRbi, Thirteen VIII Face Rar-
rirr IN Esr~lsior Handicap.

This will he getaway day At Belmont
Park and Tomorrow the thoroughhreis
will return 10 lnmaict for "A session Of
eight days The Excelsior Handicap
viii hc the feature OF tho opening daN
at Jamaica IN all probability thlrtc n
starters viii face tn" barrier for the
race over the mile aud "A sixteenth
course, The probable starters, with the
Jockeys 80 far as known are:
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RUMS0N POLO TEAM
VICTOR IN CUP GAME
Beats one Mcadowhrook Four:
Other Wins From Great
Neck.

W~r@rnrRy. l.. I. June lI-tov
handicap PLAYERS kept a large crowd 49,.
,er'Stei IN two polo games PLAYED A.
Meadow Brook to-day for me H''np-
stead cups Although tho Gang total
-autlclpS N'r. No to exceed fifteen
goals and no one PLAYER 10 Ne over
five goals their play was So close and
tho runs up and down is'i 20 exciting
that the row was on It, feet hd.: '1,
time.
Tho first game was hstwceu the
Meadow Brook Cardinals and Runsou
The Cardinals had their fu.l handicap all
loWarce. while the Eumsor team to,all"t
thirteen goals, which gave u two by
handicap t. this y added sV goals
making a total of S. hut a foul by Harry
East Sct the team back oUo-talf goal
THIS MAS amp.e. however, a. tu" >Isiiols
from New Jersey. who were strong tt-
voritce. held the home team 10 three
canned goals
The second game was between Great
Seek and the Meadow Ernok MtGTies
TINS time the home team covered l's'l n
with glory and won. l. goals TO A.
+. \ CLARK made two slfetics. setting
his team back half a goal. \ seISa-
tional goal was made IN the opening
of the sixth chukhrr when Bacon tall
'lsd in fourteen seconds HIS pony Was
fast and his aim true aud he carried
the ball with never = miss, The lineup
VI II Cardinals HcD Rumsnn Hep
30 & Sisyrn,on. 70 ~ Jo,cs Jr
No ~ Won sisdr no. Nv { Mcclure
Rack NJ Belmont . hack ii NJ taric q
Total a. Total Is
Rum.ou Earned goals q. allowed hy hand.
cap. :. lost by p|enalts. -. total. -r goals
cart'naI- Earned sG.l. : ,nd'Y'duai goal.
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defe,toi j. d foot Aps wnnt,. 3 ana
sidwon M,lIir. ~EnEl,~ood, defeated !. \
A AJ'G"; H faf.s'ci ! a. u E % '% ,sr.aa IS.
I and 2 Chisholm Roach, foN HIls. lie
icH,cd J z kclley pcaL : AMI " /
Sirh'l EnG'ewo"d. 3 and iS N. MIilikcn.
Sew Nor~ a. G. defeated II NJ Tarle,ou,
Second R"Und-H G Richard defeated
Rrctcr, : and .. Proal defeated Mcilio. 9
and ;. Gwy.r defeated Beach, and O..
Beaten Eign, Of Firsi si>'ecn. First
Round M,Al'cut" won from Ha terson n'
default, Allen. defeated Foot . and !.
second sixteen, Fret Round-G \
E "F" lin, ! ana !. Dr. Is q rGraliGSIST 'i To-.
Ane, les, defeated Roher, Collier, pun.
%EG,"di@ : g cs g i SPGn"r1; s G iM r
fe,toi Howell wooiley, FoN Hlls 2 and 4,
q " Lomhook FoS ms, defeated 4 u.
Fox INNS defeated e c.. rI.rson, Gr.cn-
wirh : and D. n. = Roth, Manhattan, do
\ Karncy, Grccnuicn, defeated u l.
'iruNrr, SIwanoy, . and /
second Round. rrali,h ncNi, yarr"y, !
and :, l"mhc,% beat OXFORD, : aud Is,
Ramuoy h"at Roth, sup
Round-Colllcr heat Snsscen, i pud b.
lianlin beat Woo'loy, . and Conc won
from Iter-on hy default, Gruver defeated
Rode. y and 5.
Third sixteen, First Round 1t s car.
%rinston, New York \. C., won from = NJ
Could, oakland, by default H.. H. Allen,
WyttFvl, by detault; !, y Rock, New
YORK \. =, defeated A Nicholson. New
Nork \. g, : and I. W. u. Dclohanty
Deal defeated r. 4 Kennedy New Yori
4. -, { and I; 2. " killings, Deal. wor
frnm W u Iudkins, WykaIyl by drfnui'
u ilickoN, Bedford. won from W \
Murphy, Wvkagyl, hv default, \ \ miller
n, won from David NcyinH, Sysrsdalc hS
default; = II Ames, Hnworth, Won from
IL i bradley, Mahorac. nv default
Second Round Alien defeated earring
ton. 2 and .. Beck defeated Delehantv,
m; Billings defeated Hick0N, ; and /
Miller defeated Ames, I and q
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o'I'' 'hEirlilA, Pa. June 10 IN the
u"' t"li tournament he'd in philadel-
pnld 'or l"t' handed golfers r. =. Ajax
N'I' OF Trenton proved the chief win
.'E today. Play was over the links Of
"e Nor'h hills Country III at thirty
sh h"''s Of medal play. q, II, Bowden
'"t " + Ogden won the prizes IN the
sh''"n hpi" event Fourteen -othpaw VS.
l''d up u the thirty-six hole event and
,"''''''"o ~ the eighteen holc contest.
"as""i made u nc,sross score OF 1877
ava a gross total Of 1T.
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Then there was Dr. William Rose--
haur national indoor doubles champion,
vhn came up looking for the scalp of
Wvlle 6 Grant. a former indoor cham
pion Rosenhaum was so anxious 10
play Grant that he went looking FOR
him. and mo;ored him up. hut all 70 no
avail, for the rain arrived before he did
and the match had 10 he called on The
Sad part Of this was that DIR. Rosen-
haum Will ne unable to get up to-mor-
row. and probably will he defaulted.
~ the matches actually played, the
ore sided victory NJ George NJ. Church
over Theodore r. Pell. at 81, g.. was
the mos noteworthy because OF Pells
Unexpectedly poor showing. Pell may
have MA ed worse tennis on a number
o. occasions. hut he never was n
wilder, Watson NJ. Washburn. who has
two legs on the cup, won his second
round match easily from Chris Herier at
-. s--3. The doubles VIII start to-
morrow. The summaries:
Metropolitan Championship Mems Sim
haum defeated A, Dudley Britton. -,
sN~ud Round-Edmond W. resslee de-
feat-d - A Walker. Jr., Is, 50, liz;
watson VI Washburn defeated chris Her.
To-, s., SIS. George NJ Church defeated
Theodore Il. Poll al. s. ! A Rich.
.ids Won from Francis r Hunter by de
; tragin. 5--5. s-2 50, Frederick n.
.fNsnI'r ~. Dean MatheN, IS, 80.
e unfinished; James :. o'NeaIe ~. q,
SA'Iet"n Shstcr, S., e-t unfinished.
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NoNKERs. \. V, June l3-king Smith,
seventh Regiment player, won th'
Amuckass!n Cluh opsn singles here to-
day defeating Alien Behr in tho final
round, three sets TO one at ID. 3--6,
e-3, e.. Smith o~utclassed Behr in
every department Il the game.
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Davis Dcrcn,- Dnhnry ~ Tennis.

ruIIApELrHlA, June 10. Sensational
tenlIs matches Tortured tho second
days play in the annua PENNSYLVANIA
state tournament at Merton to-day.
Wills r. Davis of California defeated
Alfred iahney of Boston, Alex Thayer
Of this city defeated " v. -. Johns of
California Wallace T.; Johnson defeated
\. /. castle of Hawaii, aud Edward
iiali Of MrrcstoWn, y. j, defeated
coun, otto Saln Of Austria ant New
York.
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The Quakers' freshman crew misin-
G"rStuoi the instructions and started
rowing too soon to act rs pLcc makers
owing to the fact that the varsity rovcd
. very hard first NO niles It could not
overhaul the living f'ShWcu A. trri
uiSsod the bridge. witch - the three
mile mark. in II minutes 80 seconds the
freshmen were q length iu tno lead
Roth crews were rowing thirty tive
strokes 4 minute. The swing % lcuu'-
varsity crew was ~ even as when b.
first started. Although every man In
tho boat was tired they stuck to Their
work ga nely. s'lll trying 10 catch tho
freshmen A. they reached The last
quarter tho cubs were still A length ~
tine lead. DraHtou raised the stroke
up to jnirty-e'Eht, but the fre>hmcu
responded to the -purt, and as tho
'a-sity crossed the line It vas clicked
At - minutes - seconds.
This is remarkable lime. hu, one has
10 take everything into consideration
The wind and the tide helped cousid-
crablN. hut there is no question that the
new combination which Joe Wright has
collected - f,r sul,arior to the old to
whom ne gave a fair trial some OF the
old men blamed II OF the new ward
boat. However, next day coach Wright
allowed them 20 swan oats with the
second varsity. which defeated them
worse than ever.
icuu's new VARSITY NON = rowing ii
the American made shell. and every one.
|rcludluS the coach. states that II is the
-'!hest boat in p,nu's b%oathousr There
will Ice no change in reuu's varsity crew
unless there Is an accident.
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E~NGLEwoon, y. J, Juuc q -T The
mcnhc's Of the Englcwood Country club
VIII tender u banquet to morrow evening
to Oswald kirkhy IN honor of his rcccu,
success ia winning the state champion
ship.
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MISS HOLLINS REAL STAR
OF FIRST MATCH ROUND
Makes an SO at Baltusrol, Which Would Be a Record if
All Puts Had Been Holed-All the Favorites
Gain Easy Victories.

Short Hills. y. j.. June 13.-Thc fact
that the draw for the womcn's metro
politan championship was made accord
ing TO a numerical system instead of by
the usual method OF drawing the names
from a hat. robbed the frs, round on
the links Of the Baltusroi Colt Club to-
day Of most Of its interest. The issue
Of every match was almost n foregone
conclusion before the start, and rs II,
turned out nearly all Of them were won
by generous margins. The eight sur
yivors were Mrs. l.. c. stockton. Lake
wood Mrs. Quentin + Fcitner. South
shore Mrs. r. ~. Ryan. CRAWFORD Mrs.
\ :. Rossin. Century Mrs. W. y. Gavin.
Cherry VALLEY Miss Marion Hollins.
Westbrook Miss Gcorgianna NJ. Bishop.
Brooklawn, and Mrs. W. J. Faith.
Wykagyl They will meet tomorrow In
the order named. 80 Sven II the numeri-
cal draw did make to-day's play onc-
sided. 1t provided "A real golhng feast
for tomorrow.
Miss Hollins did whst she could 20
erliven the days proceedings by making
an approximate SO in her match against
Mrs. G. J. s. Fraser of the home club.
who was expected to put up a fairly
eood fight against her more famous op-
ponent Miss Hollins almost squclched
Mrs. Frasers hopes n the outset by
playing the first hole In 4. mems par. i
put the former metropolitan champion
ahead, and ahead she stayed. being 6
up at the turn and winning the match
by : up and 6 to play.
After the brilliant first hole Miss Hol.
lins topped her second shot into a bunker
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American Association Results,

Toledo, II: Kansas city. a.
81. Paul. 7. louisville, I.
Nilw aukee, 3; Column bus, I.
Indiana polls, 4. Minneapolis, !.
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TO ASK COMMISSION
TO USE ITS POWERS
Gibson Demands II Compel
Welsh TO Box Leonard
as Arranged.
JACK DILLON DUE TO-DAY

, n Billy Gibson succeeds with a Plea
he IL going to max to-day the State
Athletic Commission will compel the
Washington Park Sports Club of Brook
lyn to put on a bout between Benny
Leonard and Freddie Welsh In the near
future. Gibson declared last night that
he will call on the Commissioners this
afternoon and place Leonards case be-
fore them.
Leonard had 2 verbal agreement 20
box Johnny Dundee At Madison square
Garden last Wednesday night. when Glib
son got the opportunity - match him
with the champion for Friday night of
his week. With the Welsh contest in
view he called off that against Dundee
The Boxing Commissioners stepped In
and insisted that Benny meet Dundee
before he could face anybody else IN this
state. They agreed 10 a postponement
of the bout To- Monday night OF this week
and fixed the date ~ the Welsh
AFFAIR for Friddy night, with consent Of
Harry Tollok. promoter OF the Wa n
ingtOu Park cab.
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easy a task agaalSt MIS-. tIulhhd' h' va
Miss Pickhardt never threatened MIS-
Stockton's supremacy.
The only match which did not urn
out as It was expected TO was that be-
tween Miss Pauline Starrett Of Baltusrol
and Mrs. r.. u Ryan OF CRAWFORD. MISC
Starrett Is the young golfer who began
the game last fall m has made such
rapid progress under the tutelase OF
George Low that she qualified close 10
the top Of the list yesterday. Against
Mrs. Ryan to-day she was not at her
best and although she kept within hall
ing distance of her rival most of the way
she finally was beaten ny a 4 and 4
margin.
/. was 4 poor day all around for the
Ealiusroi golfers. for Mrs. 4. :. Ros-
en-. Century, beat MIS-. r. rruyn. Bal
iusrul. by I up and > to play. so now
there IT, not "A single representative OF
the home club left IN the fight for the
title.
Matches Go tn Extra Holes.
The four minor divisions furnished
three or -four close matches to-day, a
couple OF which went to the nineteenth
hole. After the last match was in an
approaching and putting competition
! was held on the home green and a put
ting match on the practice green. just
as they were about to begin a suiurnc
shower drove every one into the club
| house. hut 1t soon was over and the
special competitions were played after
all Mrs. < \. HerzoG. Fairview. won
the approaching and putting competi-
, ton. with Mrs. &. y Fowler. SUBURBAN.
! second. and Mrs. J. e. Barclay. Hack
| ensach. was the victor In the putting
match on the practice couf Sc.
The second round IN ali siXtecns and
| the first round for the Ave beaten Fights
will be played tomorrow morning and
In the afternoon there will be an eigh-
teen hole medal play handicap. The
summaries.
~chainp!onsh!r Division. IRIS, Eo4nd
! Miss Q. pi,snsrd' Eng eNood. 6 aud o.
Mrs. - r teituer. SpuIn shore. defeated
Mrs /. q. Gtumpt,h. Holy ood. 3 3uI o.
Pauline Sttrret- BI.tusrui I dud . MI
\ : i;b~~iu century defeated Nrs Fred
cyl, Ttuyn. Ba.tusroI I ana 3 Mrs. " \
! Gavin. cherry Valley. defeated Mr.
Stephen r. Nash u ytu-'9L and NJ
G.. d : fraser. laitusrol and Mis-
Georgia1ua Vi Bishop ~Bgonklt"h. defeated
Mrs Howard + whitney Nassau, . amt o,
Mrs. W. J. faith. Scsrs!a'c. defeated Mrs
GouNer0cur Morris. iipiug ROCK. " ana o
second sixteen. First Round Miss T. NJ
N.IlonA Morris County. drieItsi Mise J..
W!therSee. Westbrook. = ami .. Mrs. Law
renee Salit, EngiswJod. n u from Mr. g
G. Auchinc,-s,. Piping. Roci. by default
Mrs. phi,ip Bos er, Piping ROCK. = and Z
Mr. l. l. Blakc. Cranf'rl, i"fcsted NJ
\ ,Shonf. Ensic"ood. defeated Nrs 4 y
Gilkes. SiWanoN. . up, Mrs 7 uuc~nall
Forest M, de;,2tci Mr. ; a HsraGs
d~cfeated Mrs. } Mager. Essex county.
and 5 Mi.s violet Miller, Bal'lsrol de
fea'ed Mrs \ II Holden, Essex County
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No Direct inflammation.

When Leonard was IN the rims with
Dundee Monday night he didn't know
that the meeting with Welsh mad been
cancelled bv Pollok and his associates.
lie didn't learn that until Gibson told
him after the hout that lie had heard
gossip to that effect. Gibson says he
doee not know even now that the bout ID
off except through hearsay.
81 am coins to base my argument on
two points in particular said Gibson
last night. First. II Is not fair to tho
public TO allow newspapers 20 continue
discussing 2 match after II Is called of
Pollok should have not fled the public
of th" cancellation through the papers
second. n IL not fair - Leonard. who
purposelv wout into tho ring overweight
when he mo- pIudcl because re didn
want 20 risk being trained TOO finely.
and therefore going stale when he faced
toe champion. Leonard i"opirllz"d his
chances against puud'o for the sake Of
insuring good condition tgainsi Welsh.
The commission forced mo 10 20
through wish tho Dundee contest. aud
think il now should make rollok, who
* both u 80 Welsh and promoter
~ the WASHINGTON Park club. put on
the Leonard bout he mas ,lioH"i Ia he
advertised That's ~hat I'm coins 10
ask the Commissioner 80 do.