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c. T. SMITH WINNER
IN SWEEPSTAKES GOLF
Bradfield and Harrison Are
Tied for Second Place.

c, T. Smith yesterday won the four
ball sweepstakes golf competition OF the
Hackensack Golf Club over the clubs
course in New Jersey. Smith made the
course in rs and with his handicap
of IL strokes returned net OF 81.
George X. Bradfeld and Y. s. Harrison
were tied for second place with II eaoh.
s. NJ Needing was fourth with 20. Ten
players survived in the second round 81
the July competition for the presidents
cup. The scores:
Ball Sweepstakes-C. T. Smith, 7s--ii.
Of: q. X. Rradneld, al--2O II F, s. Hnr-
Presidents Cup. competItion-R. NJ. Par.
sons won by default: ". Il. Smith de-
feated w. :. Barsden, ana 2: L. W.
Pomerares and s, NJ. Meading tied; w, II.
Kennedy defeated w. T Hayes, 3 ana ]:
r. 2. Claredon won by default from H. Z.
Dorsey; ]. c. Barclay and +. W. Smith
tied c b. Zabrlskie defeated 8. W. Scott.
4 and O.. =
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GOLF AT NORTH JERSEY.
II. C. Hlndle Wins Dali sweep
stakes With a Net 8S.

On the North Jersey Country Club
links yesterday Fred C. Hindle led all
others when he handed in a net score
OF &c, five better than par. He won
the ball sweepstakes as a result. and
his handicap was reduced from twenty
to fifteen strokes, DR. A. NJ. Vandein
finished second with S7-13, "A.
In the first round of match play for
tho Mitchell Cup Or. Walter B. John
son defeated Michael Manley. up and
l to play, George Robertson defeated
4. +. Dodds, 3 and 2. George F.. MALTA
lieu defeated Allan Ashby, II and 3,
a. II. Smith defeated H. Sheldon up.
William III. Rlauvelt defeated George
Gilmore and ., and 4. Quackenbush
defeated Walter Scott and 2.
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In glorious breeze from the south
which caused several Of the skippers on
the smaller craft to tie in reefs the
yachtsmen of the lower bay sailed their
fourth championship race Of the season
of the Atlantic Yacht Club yesterday.
II was the annual regatta OF the
Crescent Athletic Club, and brought
fourteen yachts to the starting line off
Sea Gate. The breeze held true and
steady throughout. and as q result the
craft made the best time Of tho year
over course No. Of the regular asso-
citation courses.
When the regatta committee. made up
OF Eningham Wilson and c. A. Kelley.
assisted by Samuel L. Finlay and Lieut.
John r. Brophy Of the Atlantic Yacht
Club, broke out the course signals the
wind was whipping in over the Coney
Island sand dunes in a manner that
brought Joy to the hearts of all the
racing men. 1t came from a quarter
that enabled the committee TO send the
yachts over a course made up of a
reach from the starting line to Benson
hurst, a run to Fort Hamilton and a
stiff beat down the channel home.
Thrice Around Triangle.
With the exception Of the second divi-
sion of the handicap class, which in
future will only sail once around the
course. the divisions were all sent twice
around the triangle. At the end of the
first round the Ethel was leading the
fleet, being timed at 1905: 37. and the
Careless was the first of the second
division boats to be clocked, crossing the
line at 4:07: IA. Then came the Sylla
at 1907 ST; the Wahkan H., 4:10: IL {;
the Fantasia, 4 10 al the May, 4 IL :5s,
and the Loafer at IA :05. The Sky
lark led the knockabouts at 4:22:3
The wind increased in strength as
the craft started the second round. With
dripping sheets and lee rails buried. the
yachts ploughed across a sea that was
here and there dotted with whitecaps
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SAVANNAH FISH"
IN KEEN CONTESTS
The ScuIpin and the Barrd-
cuda Are Winners.
Special DespatcA TO TIE Sen.

OYSTER BAY. L. J.. July 12.-There
was such large fleet Of nsh yachts at
the starting line of Centre Island to-day
that the regatta committee of the Sea-
wanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club decided
TO send the boats away In two different
divisions, each covering q different
course.
The larger division covered course, No.
/. the winner being Sculpln. the prop
crty of Franklin Remington. De For
est Hickss Barracuda won In the other
division. which covered course No. 2.
The yachts that sailed course No. /
had a longer beat to windward and as
result did not cover the triangle as
quickly as the other craft. The race
was decided in a snappy breeze from the
southwest that gave the Corinthians
plenty of hard work. The summaries:
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SENIORS WIN AGAIN.

MANCHESTER, VT. July 12,-Mainly
by reason OF a round of 10 played by
senior golf champion w. L. Truesdell
of Garden City, he and the veteran
George II. Croker OF the Country Club
Brookline, administered the second de-
feat within a week to A. l.. Walker, Jr,
intercollegiate champion. and William A.
Barber. Jr.. former Vermont champion
at Ekwanok Country Club to-day by the
soors Of up and Q 70 play.
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BAYsIDE BOATS COMPETE.
Weekly Regatta Brings Out Large
List of Starters.

Propelled by A moderate southwest
breeze. twelve yachts of the feet OF
the Bayside Yacht Club started yester-
day in the weekly regatta of the club.
The members had hoped for n good
racing breeze. as they will be inactive
for the next two weeks when the fleet
Is away at Larchmont
Three classes were represented IN the
races yesterday. II. r. Clark's Busibee
won among the Bsyside Bees, George
Abbotts Aria among the Stars. and
Donald Cows Heron won among the
Bayside Birds. The summary:
BAYsIDE BEE CLAss-sTART, ) 80: COURSE
Mites
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F. K. ANDERSON LEADS.
His Net az Gives Him Double Golf
Honors at HydewOOd.

The weekly competition for the Presi-
dents Cup attracted "A large field to the
Hollywood Golf Club course yesterday.
phe best cards were:
F. X. Anderson. %. 25-67; r. V.
Carpenter, 90, 25-6S; a. II Batten.
s.. ITO; Newton c. MAR ~. 6-7l !:
DIR. T, r. Champlin. 101, 30-7l: War
rem ToWnlcy, SO. LIE; j. ]. Yates,
l02. 500; William Turner. 80.
20-75: Vincent LaPorte, so, ia
o, II Van lucknow. &c, 1916: Weston
Williams, l07. 3O--77; ii. f. Blazier,
So, 80 James Buckle. ll3, 30-S3 I;
G. stuart Simons. lie. 30--S6.
+. X. Anderson won the sweepstakes
with net score OF 81
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LEWIS TO RESUME BOXING.

Having been officially declared physi.
cally Mt again by his physicians. Ted
Lewis has tossed his hat In the ring
and has started training for a cam
paign of active boxing with the fullest
confidence that he will win back the
welterweight title and crown. His first
battle will be In Philadelphia next Mon
day night when he meets Steve I.atEo in
a six round contest In the open air at
5hibe Park. He then intends to force
Jack Britton into q return match.
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GOLF AT GLEN RIDGE LINKS.
Yates and Miller Best I'm Four Ball
Matches.

GLEN RIDGE. n. j.. July IA four
ball medal play handicap competition
was won by Charles ties and c. ID.
Miller on the Glen Ridge Country Club
links this afternoon.
The scores were: Charles Yates and
c. d. Miller, 14l; w. l.. Lake and c.
f. Miller. l42; w. ]. Worcester and w.
b. Coson. 149: Robert Mitchell and l..
f. Odds. $50: X. c. Currier and Thomas
Jones. $50: F. c, Vanauken and w. T..
Powers. 1914; p. NJ. Currier and 7. F.
Handy. 153.
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BELL Is GOLF WINNER.

A red card event. eighteen holes
medal play handicap was the golf fea-
ture at the Dunwoodie Country Club
yesterday. ]. Bell led the field In Glass
A with a net round Of 60. His card
was so, 11-s9. In Class b. William
Healey took first place with a card OF
.l02, SA-eG
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GOLFERS EQUAL PAR.
Handicap Play mt MOntcIair
Yields Three Ties.

MoHTcLAlR. n. j.. July 12-Match
play against par with three-quarters
handicap allowed was run off in two
classes on the Montclair Golf Club
couIs Sc to-day. The scores were
Glass Ar. Is. Stuart and w, r.
Hotchkin both tied par f. H. Kellogg.
A. L. Pierson and c. L. Pierson. all 2
down. Glass B-F. y. Kingsbury, even.
H b. Hayes and b. O. Braine, down.
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GuLESPIE'S YACHT WINS.
Priscilla, Chartered Craft. Takes
First Duane Cup Event.

STAMFORD. Conn. July 12.-Priscilla,
chartered by w. F. Gillespie, won the
first race for the II. b. Duane cup Of
the Stamford Yacht Club to-day. The
race was sailed In fresh sailing breeze
from the southeast and the Stamford
enc designers made good time. Priscilla
covered the six and half mile course
in hour and IS minutes. finishing so
seconds ahead of Billy Boy. owned by
Ernest @. Draper.
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WRESTLING IN BROOKLYN.

The next series OF wrestling bouts
under the auspices OF the Scandal Sport
ing Club will be held Saturday evening.
July 10. at the Shore Road Casino. Fort
Hamilton.
Tho star attraction will bring to-
eether Bernhof Hansen OF Brooklyn and
sailor White OF Jersey City.
Several high class preliminaries viii
precede the bic match
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An Anderson Story.

John G. Anderson related one Of ehe
best stories of the open tournament.
As he tells II, four OF his friends, men
OF middle age. prominent In business
and professional circles, were playing
four ball match. One OF the party was
very painstaking and method!cal
player, given to much preliminary waE-
cling OF his club and the like. especially
on the putting green. The match was
very close one, and finally hinged on
a ten foot putt by the deliberate MEM
Der. He sighted the line and wigKled
his putter until the rest were near a
nervous collapse, and finally sank the
putt.
you didn't think was going to hole
that one. did YOU" he inquired. turning
to one OF his opponents
We'll. no. not for the first nfteen min
utes ] didn't" was the reply.
Friends OF Emmet French, the York
professional. were highly pleased with
his showing at North Shore. lie is a
good, sound golfer. and furthermore a
quiet, unassuming chap. He started at
the Merton Cricket Club several years
the game In his own way. His record
OF 2a7 shows how we'll he has learned
It. His 50 In practice on Tuesday IL
proof of his capabilities.
A team match between ST. Adams
and Wheatley Hills Is scheduled for to-
day on the course OF the latter. When
the two met on June 90 St Adams
won. IS to S. Only single matches will
be played.
Tho Essex County Country Cfub
stages a match to-day between Ives Bo-
cation, the French professional, and
Louis Martucci, both one arm players.
These two are very evenly matched,
and the contest will doubtless prove a
close one.
Horace L. Hotchkiss, honorary presi-
dent of the Seniors Golf Association
will do his golfng on Vermont courses
for the rest OF the summer. He and
his family are now located at Hyde
Manor. Sudbury, VT, where they Will
spend the summer.
Something OF n patriotic tinge will faa-
ture the one day tournament of the
Newspaper Golf Club at Belleclaire to-
morrow. 1t will be known as the Bas-
tile Day Tournament. in honor of the
French national holiday. A good field
is expected at the Bsyside course.
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S. RIKER, IRIS BOAT WINS.
The Frances First in RumsOn Y.
G. Handicap Race.
Special DsspatcA 10 THn Sun.

RUMsoN, N. j.. July 12.-In a fair
southwest breeze over the Rumson
Yacht Club course on the South Shrews-
bury. Samuel Riker. Jr.'s knockabout,
the Frances. won the first handicap
race of the season to-day. Andrew v.
Stout's Widgeon was disqualified. The
summary:
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UNION COUNTY.

The best cards In the sweepstakes
event on the Plaintield course follow:
H. NJ Cleaver SO 6: l.. II. Aver, e5-
u, Il: d. D. Barlow gG-g5. II: W. r. Kaut-
man. S6--l9. q; s. L. Craig. lQS--gs, -.
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Prices and Terms 10 Suit.
REPAIRS BY EXPERT MECHANICS
Tho brunswick -BAlke -CoilendeF O..
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Aqua Marine, G. P. weyand.. Did not hnish
STAR CLAss-sTART, 3:6: COURSE
MILES.
Shooting Star. John b. shethar : 50 s. IS
Saturn. G. W. Elder. Jr....... IS - 80 "a
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PLATNFIELD GOLFERS
GET EVEN BREAK
Divide HOnOrs With Union
County in Home and Home
Competition.

The Plainfeld Country Club and the
Union County Country Club Of Crawford
played home and home team golf
match yesterday. the Plainfeld players
losing Mt Crawford by to 2. and Union
County winning at Plainfleld by to 5.
Glass A players of Plainfleld went to
Crawford and Glass B players met the
visiting team at Plainheld. The match
at Crawford resulted as follows:
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J. L. Stevens. Jr..
Naught and Keyser and W. l. Glenney o
II. II. Craig and S.
Miller and Hinner q D. Lounsberry ......
+. O. Reinhart and
wetherel and Sloan. 3. II Patterson. /
II. L. Butler and
Baum and VOORHEES,. II. r. Stockholm. o
Total ..............3 Total ..........S.. :
The summary of the match at Plain
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PORT WASHINGTON YACHT CLUB
SPECIAL RACE, STAR CLASS; START,
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