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SUB
HAvRE DE GRACE ENTRIES.


First Race-sellng two-yesr -olds SIX fur
longs: Grove 4, ia Sea Queen. los; Buck
horn II, lo7; DR. Hall, lOs Who Cares. lO3 /;
Runnyven, lol; Godine. loo 'Mark West, l'i /;
Second Race-Maidens; three. year-olds; six
furlongs: War Plume, IL; Reynolds, ia
Echo B, III; Beaucare, ia; War Club ia;
Lloyd George, IA Blue Devil, ia; Little Ed.
ia Chimera, III Pride Of India "A; Farm.
ingiale, III Mary Connoll, Ill Sim Feinnr.
ia; Musket, ia; Triumphant, ia La RaZzia.
III. Also eligile Frlzeur, Ill: Galway, ia ;
RevolutionNlIl: W. Ward. ia.
upwards six furlongs; Tranby. ll2; Juanita,
Ill. ll9; Jutland, liz; Fustlan. l0s; Holiday.
I07; sLeot Fay. 100 King Tuscan, ll2; Enos,
ll2; Ruth Strickland, 1903 Pinard, los Encore.
Kay, 109 Major Domo, l0S dancing Carnival.
lOl Also eligible; 'Bellringer. l07 'Zouave,
lg7; Armant, III; Or. Campbell, liz.
Fourth Race-The Endurance Purse: two
Paul Jones, 1Ol; tIreland, lOl; Azurita. lo2.
fPaTr entry.
Fifth Race-Claiming: three year-olds and
upward: mile and seventy Yards Bogart, l13 :
'lrandnll, l05; ELECTED H., 80; Assign, ITO
Tie Pin. 10: Mannchen, 10; 'Diadi, 1os
'Kimpalong, 30: zouave, ITO Point to Point.
10; Katie Canal. l07 Ballad, los; Kingling
IL, lis; Garbage 10; win Do no.
Sixth Race-Claiming; Miles and mares;
three:yeaI. olds and upward; mile and a sx,
Widow Bedoue III; 'Lady Ivan, l0l; Wood
Violet l06; 'Snow Queen, IS: lnquieta ,iOe
'Joan OF Arc 100; Lazy Lou. 100; 'PaduA
100; 'zinnia, 1907 sophia Lakewood, 100;
.ToosIe. lOI. Also eligible; Katie Canal. l0e.
Seventh Race-sellng; three-year-olds and
upward; mile and a quarter Thrift ~;
.9ra Herbert EVIL fT B os Beso
scotch Nerdict 80 Cabsllo. 100,
'Aprreu'ica allowance claimed.
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Ward, Veteran Golfer,
Wins Nassau Tournament
How Golfers Fared
On Nassau Co. Links

First Sixteen, Semi Final Rounds. P.
Unioktown. up t1s holesC; John NJ.
Ward. Garden City. beat NJ. l. Fearey'
Garden City. 1 UP (ls holes).
Final Round = Ward beat Graham. Q
and 1.
Second Sixteen, seml-Finel Round-J.
r. Maxwell, Nassau, won from II. F.
Berner, Nassau. by default; c. r. Van
Week, Jr., beat b. 7. Allen. Fox Hills
and 1.
Finai--van Week beat Maxwell. Z and 6.
Third Sixteen. Semi Final Round-Henry
]. Topping. Greenwich beat w. II. Young
Garden City, and 2; Quentin Feitner
South Shore, beat A. P. Palmer. Nassau
and l.
Final Housekeeping beat Feitner,
and ..
Fourth Sixteen. semi-Finai Round
b. DeWolf, Nassau, beat DR.. j.. q. w
Green, Nassau, I and 8; v. C. Longiey
Wannamoisett. beat w. H. Hoi'ton
Final Round-Longley beat Dewolf
and I.
Fifth Sixteen, semi-Finai Round--w r
Nicholson, wykagyl beat w: A. Mantle
Flushing, 2 and /; w. c. Blddle. Jr.. Phils
deiphia, beat w. A. Tilt, Nassau, and i
Final Round-Biddle beat Nicholson
and g.
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stroke over par, and stood 3 UP at the
turn.
Fearey braced smartly as they started
the second nine. and turned off the first
six holes in par figures, except the eleV-
enth, where he was stymied with snort
putt for his 4. He halved this hole in 8.
The other FIVE We're winning ones, and
Fearey started for the sixteenth two up.
Ward Receivers Brilliantly.
Ward overcame the handicap Of a bad
drive to get the sixteenth in 4. He
sliced to a trap. was cut short, then
played Il fine iron to the green and
dropped an eight foot putt. Fearey had
5. The next was halved, and Ward
evened the match by winning the home
hole, { to 6. Fearey was trapped on his
drive for the hrst extra hole and lost,
8 to 4.
The struggle between Graham and
Beall In the semi-final developed into a
lead and drive through the last six
holes OF the eighteen. On the first nine
Graham was a bit the eteadier Of the
two, and turned two up.
Beall chopped away half of this lead
by taking the tenth with par 8. They
broke even on the tenth, but Beall got
the twelfth, when Graham overplayed
lhc 6tttH, anu dItST ldklIB Two InOIe
with poor results conceded the hole.
From that point on through the eign-
tenth neither could gain an advantage.
The remaining six holes were halved.
On the first extra hole both dropped
their seconds on. Graham's approach
putt ran six feet past the cup. Beall
was about two feet short. Graham
holed his. but Beall missed.
DR.. A. T. Haight of Massapequa
dropped around for the afternoon and
took quite a hand In the eighteen hole
medal handicap. All the doctor did was
to shoot n, equalling the score with
which Simpson Dean won the qualifying
round on Thursday. Rated at s in the
handicap list, he netted SO for his round
His round was low gross in this event
e. T. Fox. Nassau; DR.. w. G. Fralick
Massapequa. and Chris. A. Herter Of
Chevy Chase tied at 10 for second low
net. Here is Haights card:
j Ia. s 5-ss-7;
In the final round of the beaten eigh
of the first sixteen J. Simpson Dean o.
Princeton and George A. Dixon, Jr., o.
Nassau staged the most brilliantly con
tested match of the tournament. Dlxor
won on the twenty-third hole.
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TRIPLE VICTORY FOR
COMMANDER ROSS
Cudgel, His Choice and Billy
Kelly Carry His ColOrs
Home in Front.

HAvRE DE GRACE. Sept. 81. - Com
mander ]. K L. Ross renowned handi-
cap horse Cudgel won.the Havre de Grace
Handicap at the racetrack mere this af-
ternoon. Carrying 12s pounds and with
Johnny LOTUS in the saddle he defeated
a big field of high class horses including
Willis Sharp Kilmers Exterminator,
which beat him a few days ago.
Exterminator finished second and Sir
Barton, the great three-year-old from
the Ross stable, was third. Cudgel
stepped over the one-mile and a furfong
course in the fast time of 80.
The success OF Cudgel was the third
victory of the day for Commander Ross.
In the Elite purse his two-yeaI-old His
Choice led home a big field of Juveniles,
and In the Susquehanna Handicap Billy
Kelly defeated nine good sprinters.'
In the Elite Martha Luckett was sec
ond and Herd Girl third. Bill McCloy
finished second behind Billy Kelly and
Crank was third. The summaries;
First Race-Claiming: three-year-olds and
upward; mile and furlong; Sophia Gate
wood 1o2 Rieree), s222o. 5000 and Sc 60;
third. Time. 207 Is. Capital city. Sir will
lam johnson, Will Do. Fairly. Stir Up, Lava,
Galley Head, Edith Bauman and Prunes
Second Race--selling: four-year olds and up
ward; steeplechase; two miles: Bob Redfield.
lSi III WilliamsJ, $3.50, $3.50 and $3.50, won
Candidate. H., 1879 Q,andry), $l1.00 and $40,
second; Harwood, 1874 (Bush), 500, third.
Time. 4:07 rs. Crest Hill, StuccO. Minton
China, DOrcris and Rhomb also ran.
Third Race-Tbe Elite Purse twoyear-oid
fl.les; six furlongs His Choice, LOG C1hurber),
1910. so and 50 TO- won Martha Luckett, LOG
q. McTaggart). $3.50 and $3.50. second; Herd
Girl. log (Kelsay), $780, third Time, / :l3 20.
Lady Of the Lake, Allivan and Violet Tip also
ran.
Fourth Race-The Susquehanna Handi-
cap; three year olds and upward; one
mile and a sixteenth: Billy Kelly. 12S,
U.oftus), s3.2O, S2.so and s2.4o. won; Bill
McCloy. sS. (Plerce), S21.6O and $500
second; Crank, 1l3, (Kelsayl, s3,70, third
Time, LII. Startling, Charlie Ieydecker,
| Leochares. Franklin, Ralco, Passing Show
| er and Cromwell also ran.
Fifth Race-The Havre de Grace Han
| dicap; three -year-olds and upward; one
| mile and a furlong: Cudgel. 100 (Loftus)
| So. So So 40 and $3.50, won; Exterminator
| ice (Knapp), $40 and 81. second; Sill
| Barton, 124 (Metcalf), $3.50, third. Time
| 1:5O. Midnight Sun, The Porter. Midway
| Tippity Witchet and Slippery Elm alst
| ran.
sixth. Race-Selling; three-year-olds ant
| upward mile and a sixteenth. 1rsih Kiss
| 1903 (Hamilton), $500. $40 and $500
won; King John, Ill Kelsey, $3.50 ant
$3.50, second; The Desert, ss (Pierce1
| Dairyman. Lord Herbert. Wisest Fool Nant
| Broom Peddler also
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LATONIA RESULTS.

yard: claiming; purse 8. 500 six tuTlons:
$3.50. hrst;. Lady Fair Play, fol (PooD,
$500 ard s3.so, second; Pullux. Ill (Luns-
fsrdl: sac, third; Time. 1;l2 t-S; glaise.
PCrtiisht ana Miida also ran.
lies; purse $500; hye and a halt furicnss.
Mazda, IFS Warrington, isI4o. 1850
and 1870. nrst: Diana, lis Lykel. s4.4O
81. third. Time. l:07 as Peggy C.. Eyes
Of Youth. Pansy Blossom. Meg, Iris, Sec
ond Cousin. Herself, Wild Flower and
Third Race-Three-year-oids and upward
claiming; purse $1,000: one mile and fur
long: Counterbal.nce, los Gunsford),
100 Uyke), $500 and $3.50. second: Red
Atari, liz (PooD, Sc. third. Time. 1853 Is.
Miss Hermann, Thanksgiving, Lucille P.
Rookery, Tckalon March. Ed Rey. Athena.
Shadow Lawn and La Foudre also ran.
Fourth Race-The Pershing Handicap
three-year-olds and upward; purse 81, 500
GRs %s sns 1850 ssS and i0s s51S o. M
Mihto H.. 1875 Murray. $3.50 and $3.50
second; Sans Peur IL. los (MOoney), ;t;4O
Pastoureau, Piedra. Drastic and Prospectol
Fifth kaee-The Autumn Hsnd,cspt
sI fsrlenSs e co RSyor SS soSis
sizao. 1890 and ;5.ss. ir.t; American
Major Parke. los Hyke), IS. third. Time
l:1l As. Topeoat. Looking Up, War God
Basil. sewell Coombs Blackie paw. Court.
ship, Viva America. King Gorin. Jach
Hare, Jr.. and High Cost also ran.
sixth Race-Two-year-olds;p purse $500
six furlongs: Lorraine. log Qunsfordl
(Kederis), $3.50 and $3.50. second; Kin
burn. 1913 (Warrington), $3.50. third. Time
I;l2s:s Lady L,,y Sweep; w our nirth DAY,
Clintonviile. Fritz. Viola Park and WendS
also ran.
Seventh Race-Three- year-olds and up.
ward; claiming; purse 81. 200; one mile anC
a furlong: Walter II. Pearce. 1o7 (Can
fieid). si7.4o, $3.50 and t4.7o, frst; Bun
Medusa, 1of (Boylej, $3.50. third. Time
1883 i-b. Buddy Tucker, Judge Davis, Boil
Baker, Sol Gilsey. Chillum, Wadsworth'i
Last. MeAdoo. Parrish and Aldebaran als'
ran.
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LATONIA ENTRIES.

First Race-clAimingj ;i.1oo; four
yssr;olds and uPysra; si1 tgrIon..S may May
Green, Tia; Manokin, us; Alexander. l15;
Kama, 115; Ned Mileybright ll6; John.
IT., 49, Purdsy Gmp); ~; slllis b. 1dS
Dioscoride. rs; sauer. lis; Wenonah' ll2i
second Race-claimins; 1890; two
a half furlongs 'shoot Away, io2 Mugi-
van, 107; Pewaukee. 1907; Major Bradley.
l07; Bubbles. lO7; Director James. io7:
Black Watch H., 1917; General Glenn, 1915
Lieutenant Lester, ios; DR.. Hickman. 112;
The Leopard. liz; Harrigan's Heir, ia.
ios: spsndor. 1917; simOnits. 10; Captain
Third Raes-Purss, $780, thres-yssr-
olds; Niles; six furlOngs Loren ns Moss DOS,
Iigan, ios; Adelia W., 100; Lamp Post.
los; Manicurist. 1885, Dixie Girl. 100; Jap.
100; 4lushins Beauty. los; Selma G., 49,
B., los: Belle OF Eiizabethtown. 100.
Fourth Raee-Pgrss, tl.7eo; the Rose
.Sn comao e. Has R wet ioS ra
General Hais, 1o7; John o. 1917 Sway
IFS.
Hotel Handicap; thfes,year-oids and up
ward; one mile. Somewhere In France,
Ss; Aurum, 100. Jane Pennybsker. loa;
Il" Mstinss IDOL "' 10; Game Cock. IL;
Buford, lis; Viva America, I1s.
sixth Race-Purse. s1.700: two-year-
Odds: colts and gsldings; six furlongs Re
peater, io7: Hosler lo7; Melvin, 1917
liz; Sterling, III: The Swimmer. ia
Virgo. ia; Bucklside. liz; Horace Leeeh
ilai Luke piiloE li5. Also eligible
Boy H., lis: tPeccant, ia; st. German
/ ia; tAiarvin May. ia. tKnehelkamp q
''9 Seventh Rsee-cls,mingi 1890; three.
! year-oIds and upward: one mile and q
sixteenth. Candle Light, i0s: Buncranna
iOs; 'Faux Col los; Brownie Acpawell
Rhymer. ia; Stevenson, il5; Arravsn
| lis; Aidebsran, lis; Lottery. lis. Also
eligible: 'Mandarln's Coat l01 sE1
! horier los; fWater Willow. 9Si KinG
! FISHER, lis; Brynllmsh, 10; Chick Bark
lev lI9; Eobleman, lis.
denotes nye pounds apprentices allow
ancs claimed
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GOLF AT ESSEX FEELS.

The second round in the Essex Fells
Country Club golf championship tour
ney was played yesterday. A sweep
stakes was won by Z. A. Dillingham;
with a net score of SO. The scores:
Championships. l.. Pierson beat c,
w. Hunter 6 and 5, A. L. Whlppenny
beat r. Ropes 2 up. w. ]. Dcrfiinger.
Jr,, beat p. G. Parker up, c. e. Ba-
coli beat c. ]. Oliphant 6 and 8,
Sweepstakes-E. A. Dillingham;, 81,
22-69; w. B. Clarkson, eS, 24-74; ].
A. Campbell, 80, 23-76: S. NJ. Greason,
107, ass; A. d. Thomas, 105. 20
IS; H S. Banghart, l0S, 22-S6.
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P0YER BATS FOR As.
Enabling Brooklyn Cricketers to
Beat LonEfeIIows.

Thanks to a fine contribution of as
runs on the part of ]. L. Foyer. the
Brooklyn Cricket Club was enabled to
wind up its seasons championship sched-
ule with a victory over the Longfellows
by margin of % runs, the totals being {:
Brooklyn. IS; Longfellows, 65. o.
Meyer. 10, was the only other Brooklyn
batter to obtain double figures.
r, Swallow played good cricket for
his score of 80 on the Longfellows side.
H. Stevenson added IL and S. B. Tomas
10. Harry Rushton of Brooklyn, with
six wickets for 2s runs. had the best
bowling average. II. Clarke took three
wickets for IS runs, A. Gavia. for IA
and ]. Freeman, 2 for 4.
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UPPER MONTCLAIR GOLF.
Sparks Defaults to MacIde
Presidents Cup Series,

Play for the President and Vice-Presi-
dent cups and the Henderson trophy was
continued on the links of the upper Mont
clair Country Club to-day. One match
was run off in each division of the semi
finals. The results:
Presidents Cup-H: ]. G. Maclde beat
E. w. Sparks by default.
Vice-President's Cup-C. NJ. Fetterolf
beat E. A. Bradley, 4 and 3.
Henderson Trophy-Class A-E. Bet
teridge, It's. SO; C. N. Fetterolf,
79-6, 73; A. c. Fetterolf. SS-14, "a; H.
Moir. ST, "a.
Class B-J. II. Patterson. e0-1s. II
]. b. Baer, 94--1S, 76 w. A. Rieman.
1922, 81.
In the finals of an eighteen hole
women's putting competition Miss Louise
Grissing beat Miss Lillian Lang 2 up.
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sANDFoRD GOLF WINNER.
Takes Gross Score Honors
Plainheld Country Club.

Joseph w. Sanford, with a gross
score of 81, the lowest OF the day, was
awarded the winners prize in the annual
tournament for seniors. SO years and
older. at the Plainield Country Club to-
dsy.
There were forty entries in the tour
nament In Glass A Leroy Gates won
the gross score prize and Dr. f. c. Ard
the net score prize. In Glass Il the
q css score prize was won by Henry d.
Hibbard. There was a tie between David
II. Rowland and Judge w. r. Codington
for the net score prize.
Joseph w, Sanford and Harry C,
Munger were the winners of the best
ball contest.
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GLEN RIDGE GOLF.
semi-Finals I'm Club Championship
Are staged.

semi-finals in the club championship and
a sweepstakes were the attractions on
the Glen Ridge Country Club links this
afternoon.
In the championship Harry D. Smith,
q former champion, beat George F.
Lewis, and 3, while H. r. Louden
beat Fred Cornell In a nineteen hole
fight, up.
In the sweepstakes the scores were
W. L. G. Mitchell. $3.50, rs: L. N.
Odds. 91-15. rs; G. F. Handel, 95-17.
IS; W. J. Worcester. 94-16, rs.
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CANOE BROOK GOLF.
r.. e. Reeves Wins Regular
Sweepstakes Class A Event.

SUMMIT. N. j.. Sept 27.-In the Canoe
Brook Country Club tournament to-day
the regular sweepstakes. Class A event
was won by r. e. Reeves with score
of 81, 1871. Tied for second was ].
G. Ralston. 100, 17-s3. and J. r. Mon
roe, 80, 1913.
The Class B event was won by C. F.
Downey, 104, 26-7s; second, E. c.
Estep. 1902, $50; third, A. H. Rhett.
III, 36-B1.
In the semi-fnals for the club cham
pjonshp f. Z. Hurst beat E. u. Woods,
s and 8 /; DR.. +. A. Steel beat J. G. Rails
ten, and 3. The finals at thirty-six
links will be played next Saturday.
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BECKHORN GOLF WINNER.
Scores in Singles and Doubles at
Bloomfield.

w. r. Beclthorn won the finals in the
mems singles. and with A. d. Corbett as
a partner won the mems doubles compe-
tition in the Bloomfield Tennis Club
tournament yesterday In the singles
Beclhorn beat F. Kern. 81, 81, 16--14.
In the doubles finals Beckhorn and A D.
Corbett beat H. Stout and H c. Farrand.
"a, rs. Ga.
The first round in the ladies' singles
tournament was started. Miss G. Miller
beat M IS NJ Rogers, 60, 60; Mrs. A.
Vanliew beat Miss NJ S. Scudder by de-
fault, and Miss Blanche Herman beat
Miss Emma Maxfeld, "a, "a
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WHEELER DOUBLE GOLF VICTOR

S. s. Wheeler OF the Apawamis Golf
Club won two prizes yesterday In the
weekly club competition OF his associa-
ton over the clubs eighteen hole course
at Rye, N. Y. Wheeler won the eighteen
hole medal play competition with card
of SO, $50. and took the morning
round of the four ball sweepstakes with
the same score. T. Gwatney, who nm
ished second to Wheeler in the medal
I,lay, captured the afternoon round Of
tho sweepstakes competition with SO.
$50
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TIE ON FOX HILLS LINKS.
Spindler and Perry Score so Each
in Qualifying Round.

L. G. Spindler and A. C. Perry ran a
dead heat In the. qualifying round for
the club golf championship on the links
Of the Rox Hills Country Club yesterday.
Both returned cards of 80. The follow
ing players qualified: l.. g. Spindler.
so; A. C. Perry, so; S. Baxter, SO; w.
C. Van Clief, "a; w. w. Van Loan. SIS {;
w. G.. Cooper. So H. C. Dennison, 81 I;
A. E. Dawson, 81. Lloyd Test won the
ball sweepstakes in Glass with 81,
10-74. In Glass B T. f. Lee finished
first with go, 17-75.
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JESSE Y. FINALLY
TRIUMPHS IN TROT
Stokes Driues Her to Front at
Columbus.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Sept 27--Grand Cir
cult racing for Ohio was closed for the
year here this afternoon. The meeting
was carried on minus Cox, Valentine.
Murphy and one or two other leading
drivers, whose stables already were on
the way TO Lexington.
Harry Stokes drove Jesse Y. for wal
ter Cox and created considerable .merri-
ment when he won the 2:11 trot with
her and performed something that Cox
was unable to do all year, win race
with her. The summaries:
a:1s TRoT, THREE HEATS. PURSE $1,000
Lou Todd. br. m, by DR.. Todd ".
Harvest Tide. blk. m. 'tMcDonsiidj..... !
Black Diamond, blk h. Erwin
N. Ssrsh,ne) .''..;..;...;. '...''''.'''''''. ?
Diuh OF. m (StokeO ..................-4 .
Mamie Lock. gr. m (walker) ..-...... s s
Time-2:o7N. 2:osh. 2:osH.
ass TRoT. THREE IN FIVE HEATS. PURSE
$1,000 SECOND DIVISION.
Ed H., blk g. by Barney NJ Heart
zo@idStts. b. m. t NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
General Burlew, b. g (Ray). ........2 Z 8
Lady Wilgo. CHI. 10. (Marvin). .......S 4 8 2
The Object, h. (GranD. ............ bro
Newburn and Miss Parkwood also started.
Tme-2:o9N. .2:osH, 2:O9h. 2.1oh.
All TRoT. THREE HEATS. PURSE $1,000.
Jesse ". b. m. by wilask (stokes). 4 1
Roxanna Moore. b. m (HedrlclD 1 3 Q 2
Hickory Bill: b; g: (Erskipe). ........7 l
Leonard G., b. h. (McDonaidj ...... s , sro
Comet, Mendoza T. and Katie Todd also
started.
Nme-2:OsN. 2:osA. sosx. 2osM.
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WALKERS LEAD FIELD.
Return rs in Qualifying Round
on Richmond County Links.

on Richmond County Links.
A, L. Walker. Jr., turned in the low
score in the qualifying round for the
Richmond County Country Club golf
championship yesterday. when he nego-
tiated the course In rs, three strokes
over par. This was seven strikes better
than Randolph Catlin, who landed Sec
ond with 50. Thirty-two players quail
fied for match play, sixteen in the cham
pionship flight with an additional two
flights of eight each.
Here are the contestants for the cham
pionship with their qualifying scores and
pairings for the first round matches !:
Henry Miller-Jones, 30, VS.. w. c. Van
CHEF, 90; Charles T. Stout, 92,~vs. RAN
dolph Calling. 50; N. +. Griffith. 30. Us.
Philip Thiel, 90; A. l.. Walker, Jr., 20,
vs. J. B. Gilman, 81 w. H. Rachau, 81.
VS.. Emile DePlangue, So; D. T. Wells.
90. VS.. Otis L. Williams, oil: F. s. Ban
croft, Sc, VS.. X. Twining, 81; w. Catch
ings, IS, VS.. Harris s. Russell. 90.
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scARsDALE GOLF CHAMPION.

Roy S. Durstine of the ScarsdaIe Golf
and Country Club yesterday was crowned
the club golf champion when he de-
feated w, v. Swords for the club title In
a thirty-six holt match over the clubs
eighteen hole course at Hartsdale. Dur
slime won by 2 up. Durstine at the end
of the eighteen holes In the morning
round was Up
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ON HACKENsACK LINKS.

HAcKENsAcK, N. J., Sept. Elm the
final of the September tournament at
Hackensack Golf Club this afternoon G.
A. Paul defeated A. Morell, 2 and l.
In the beaten eight c. X. Bradheld, Jr.,
defeated A. p Washburn, up. A r..
Rame9 defeated w. z. Hartshorne, 2
and /.
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Makes
Sport Events To-day.

BAsEBALI,-Giants VS.. Philadelphia
at Polo Grounds. $500 p. Nj Yam.
KEGS ys. BROOKLYN at Ebbets Field
BICYCLE RACING-At Newark Vclo-
drOme.
ATHLETICS--Local clubs members
games at Macomb's Dam Park.
BOAT RACING-Unlon Boat Clubs
annual regatta ON Harlem River.
GOLF-Club's tournaments mt all
local golf clubs.>
TENNIs-New Jersey State women's
championship tourn IN ent at
Orange Tennis Club. Orange, N. j.
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TIE ON HYDEwooD LINKS.

John Dave and Vincent La Porte.
with a net score of 70, were tied for
first honors for the Presidents cup at
the Hydewood Golf Club yesterday. The
leading cards were as follows:
John Dave, 92-20-72; Vincent la
Porte, S7-15-72; William Turner, s5
-2O-75; Warren Townley, Stills.
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M0NTCLAIR GOLF FINALS.
son. Jr., for Club Title.
gosri1I Dssrafn1 IN r,uu suN

MoNTcLAR, N. j., Sept. 27.-The finals
were reached in the club championship
event on the Montclsir Golf Club links
to-day. Joseph Hodgson beat II. L. CAL
iagher in the semi-finals, Q and 1, and A.
L. Pierson, Jr. beat Paul Harrison.
and 1.
Second sixteen. E. B. Stearns beat W.
Fl. LOTUS. Jr., and 4. Sweepstakes.
class A, R S. Carmichael, S9-14. 70
r. p. Barbour, s7-12, 10; Joseph Hodg-
son. S2-5. II; e. S. Whitney. 91-12.
70; J. j. Simmonds. S4-5, 10; H. NJ.
Robinson. s1--12, 7s; f. C. Hall, SIS,
so; J. A. Hines. s5-14, 81. Clasf B,
H G. Meyer Sd. SSH, II: B.. q.
Braine, 96-1s, IS; F. C. Lowry, e9-
is, 81; II. B. Cutting. 11o-2s. 50; f.
H. Kingebury. 107-24, SO.
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THE SUMS RACING CHART.
AaUBDUCT RAcETRAoK. sept. a7.-CIear, track fast.

N and upward
l.
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SEVENTH PERIOD
40 goal scored, ball out on time
EIGHTH PERIOD.
. MEADOW Brook penaliLed one-half Of a goal
LII, lou crossing by y. 8. Won slade. No
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the stretch Pans in long
oSl 100 Al AZ on ass winner HermsnGdden
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Rght a
tnouhth
1901 and halt Purses Time 500
m MigrAne Foa Pomona W. NJ
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up to Tont with
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furhng Purse winn.b
by Trap Lass C Start good