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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-29
CHEMISTS
Of DEATH
ARRESTED
Police Rounding Up Men Who
Made and Shipped Wood
Alcohol Poisoned
Whiskey.
ldANsLAUGHTER CHARGE
More Than One Hundred Victims
Christmas and Scores Of Drink
ers Have Gone
Blind.
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE

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NEW YORK, Dec. 29.--Seventeen
men were under arrest today in con-
nection with the blind death" which
already had claimed more than one
hundred victims of wood alcohol poi
soning since Christmas.
Five arrests were made here, six
in New Haven, Conn; three in Chico
pee, Mass; two in Holyoke, Mass,
and one in Thompscnville, Conn.
Three of the men taken here were
rounded up by internal revenue
agents. Among them was Adolph
Panarelli, wine and liquor agent.
who the authorities belieye shipped
most of the poisoned whisky into
New England which resulted In
scores of deaths and blindness. A
number Of prisoners have already
been charged with manslaughter.
Those taken in New York were to be
arraigned today.
Nine Men Held.
CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-Police today
held nine men in connection with the
sale of wood alcohol colored to re-
semble whisky: Tin-lined suit cases
filled with whisky were found in
hotel room occupied by the men.
Tom Garry, former prizefighter,
headed the gang which sold the
booze, police stated.
Ten deaths have resulted IN chi
cago from drinking wood alcohol dur
ing the last week.
close All Saloons.
HARTFORD, Conn. Dec 29.--With
the death toll from wood alcohol
poisoning in Hartford county stand
ing at fifteen, Attorney Alcohorn has
anpealed to the authorities OF tEe
various towns and cities to have all
saloons closed for an INDEFINITE
period. In Hartford city the death
total still stands at thirteen.
Thompsonville, in Hartford county.
renorts an additional death, making
two from that place since Saturday.
Meriden reports the death of a
woman and one victim blind and in a
serious condition. A third case Is
reported out of danger.
There are still seven cases IN Hart
ford hospitals, .one being added yes
terday.
Death List of 243.
TBy the United Press.l
Reports from various cities today
showed that at least 245 persons had
died from wood alcohol POISONING,
the blind death" since prohibition
went into effect July /.
In addition, scores had been
stricken blind and others are still In
a serious condition.
Following are the reported casual
ties of the new plague:
New York-52 dead; 100 blind; 2
seriously i'll.
Chicago-5o dead Ill.
Chicopee, Mass -3S dead; 10 seri
ously i'll.
Cieveland--15 dead blind, 1s i'll.
Holyoke, Mass.-14 dead; seven
seriously ILL.,
Hartford, conn.-1s dead, seven
seriously i'll.
Hadley, Mass.-Three dead.
. Elizabeth, N. J.-One dead.
jamestown, N. Y.-Seven dead.
Newark, N. J.-Five dead.
| St Paul, Minn.--Four dead.
Springfield, Mass dead; five
seriously i'll.
| Hadley, Mass.-Three dead.
Syracuse N. 1.-TWO dead; two
| i'll.
Emporium, Pa.-Two dead.
| Des Moines, 1owa-Sfx dead; i.
/ ill.
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Seven Cent Paper.

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TOLEDO, Ohio, Dec. 29.-The To-
ledo Times has announced an IN
crease in the price OF Its sunday
paper to seven cents, starting next
The increased cost OF ma
terial was given as the reason.
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Friends Urge Pardon.

Ios ANGELES. Calf, Dec. %
Friends of Percy Tugwell, who is serv-
inr q life term in San Quentin prison
for the murder Of Mrs. Katherine Ken
nedy in Los Angeles several years
aro. are preparing to ask Governor
Stephens to pardon Tugwen, It was
learned here today. He was con,
r;cted of numbering Mrs. Kennedy and
pawning her diamonds to finance a
wedding trip. Mrs. Tugwell was not
implicated in the case.
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Adv.r+isino Pate Increased.

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ALTOONA, Pa, Dec. 29.-Effective
Jan. 1, the Altoona Mirror will make
an average Increase Of thirty percent
on all advertising rates in an effort
to conserve paper.
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Some Short and Snappy Items
Which Make News Wire
Sparkle.

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HAMMOND, Ind, Dec. 29-Dead
bodies will be used here as polltlcai
patronage. The coroner will stlpuiate
what undertaken will handle the
bodies on political basis, the same as
other political plpms are handed out.
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Safe Is Emptied.

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PERTH AMBOY, N. j., Dec. 20
Platinum and gold worth $4,000 is
missing today from the plant of the
Oressler and Hasslacher Chemical
company, as the result of daring
burglary last night The safe in
which the small fortune had been
placed was found drilled today, its
contents gone
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Eshonia Guaranteed From
Future Invasion by Sow
let Russia.

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LONDON, Dec. 29.-Reports from
Doipat declare that r basis for peace
between Esthonia and the Russian
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TABLOIDS
FROM FAR AND MEAN
No Church for Helen.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Dec. 29. II
Mrs Helen Haight, so years olda
couldn't attend church yesterday
Some one stole her sled. Her so5a
pulls her to church every Sunday.
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At SIS Per Bottle.

LOS ANGELES. Calf, Dec. 20. E
Frank Wilkins wanted drink. s'Her
is a bottle Sicilian white wine, tn
bootlegger told him. Sparkling, fivl]
dollars" Whereupon Frank becam]
I, wner of an excellent bottle OF lemoS
soda.
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THE WEATHER

Fair. Slightly Colder. Local |
temp. Z p. m., %; Z a. M, %.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-14
shows Splendid Ability.
LEXINGTON RESULTS.

First Rnce-The Raccland; three. year olds
and upward six furlongs: Basil. 1O7 &c.
Howard, $1,000. SS.2o, $50, won; viva
Prince of Como, Ill Gyke). $50. third
Time, ! :lS As. Col Taylor. Bob Baker, Lin
den, Troitus sewel Combs BlacIde Dnw
and Courtship also ran.
Second Race-The Frankford; two-ycar-olds :;
nye furlongs StaIvlew, lOS dyke, 50 go
$50 and $40; won Kinburn, los CWarring-
over), $40, third. Time, :0l As. Clandestine
Lady Sweep Zone ID Arnec. Marvin MAY. Hor.
ace Lerch, Bobby Allen and Angon also ran
Third Race-The Paris; three year-olds
and upward one mile and sixteenth:
Iolite, 1O9 tCook), $3.50. $500 and So,
won; sands of Pleasure, ~ tBarretD, s4.?o
s2.4O third Time, 1:45. Cantilsver, Mer,
chant and Manager Waite also ran.
Fourth Race-lhree-year-o and upward /;
s4S s2l.4O and $3.50 won; Money 100 (Sandel'
$500 and $3.50, second Lady Fairplay lO6
qunsfoird}, 30, third, Time, IA Is. AIarse
Tally, j. j. Murdoch, Skecr Face and LOTUS
Fifth Race; TIandicap-Three year-olds md
upward mile and sixteenth Precious iOs
q. Howard, sll 30, $3.50 and $3.50 won Bu-
ford 10 &C.; Howard, $40 and $500, second ;
Moscowa Game Cock, Prospector and Drastic
Sixth Racc-Maiden two-vear-olds; colts and
nelly, SIS 30. IS and Sc 80. won: Make Up lie
lsford). $40 and $500, second; Warlike,
ll2 (kederis). $3.50, third. Time 01 Is
Buck!aide, Nirago, IIosler, Lieut. Lester
Splendor, Harrgans Hair, Jack Pryor, Cort-
land. Sweep Jr., MandalRy. Hereafter Major
Bradley NOrdock and The Leopard also ran
Seventh RaCe-Three- yea Odds and upward :
claiming: one mile and furlong: Sans Peur
I'd. l05 RoylO, won; gen. Haig, los Norys),
second; Capt. Burns, 1l2 QIanover), third
Time. I 40 10. Sarasota, Buncrana Athena
Eulogy, Hurry Up, Contestant. Guy Fortune
K,inghsher. Walt H. Pearce and Prince lgoe
also ran
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HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS.

First Race-Claiming; three year Odds and up.
ward ware, mile and a sixteenth; Tie Pin. lie
tie Cottage 1l2 Uyan) s.. go and $500. second ;
Thornbloom, liz Crroxlcr). 81, third Time
Las 80. Tranby. Sir William johnson, Assign
Nigilante, Sky Pilot, Lazy Lou Pilsen, Search
light III, Antoinettc High olympus, Viz.
ginia Yell and Master Fox also ran.
Second Race-Selling; steeplechase; three.
10 tSuetch), $50, $3.50 and $40, won; Flare
l39 Palmer, $3.50 and 50 so second Crest
HI, 15l CKcnnedyl: $3.50, third Time, loo.
Third Race-The Fox Hill Purse; two.year.
$3.50 $500, $50 won My Taddie. los DS TSe
"a. 30, 50 30, second: Carmandale, ils CNcCrSnp,
$500 third Time, l:l3 2-5 Toujours, VIC.
let Tip, Ralco, Gallagher and Goldine also
Fourth Race-The Carmandale Purse !.
three year-olds and upward; six furlongs
.BonifaGe, ll9 (sandel. $50, $40, 81 so, won
second Quietude, lO4 Ryan, So, third Time,
l:l2 S-5. =, Startling, Madse F., Mint Cat
'Ross entry
Fifth Race-The Potomac Handjcap.
and a Sixteenth: .sir Barton, 1872. INolanS'
S2SO, VETO and out. won; BILLY Kelly,
~. (sande1; $2l0 and out, second; milk
40 rs. Clean Gone and BE Frank also ran
sixth RaeeEsenng; three year olds and
Malone, 10, [Musgravel. 5000, 1880.
50, won; n. Is. Beal l13 (Sande), $40,
So second: HauberlS, 1l6, (McCrannl
50 So third, Time, 1A4 10. Warsaw. Tod,
dler, Broom Peddler and Daddy's Choice also
ran.
Seventh Race-Four year olds and IN
ward; claiming; one mile and a quarter:
Thrift 105, CMcCrann), 1880, $50, $3.50,
won; Wodan, 10, (OberD, $3.50, s2.40,
second; Hubbuh. liz. CMusgrave), s2.4O.
third, Time 2:07 Is. Col. Valentine. Bob
Redhed Bill HURLEY and Capital City also
ran,
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LEXINGTON ENTRIES.
MONDAY

First Race-Claiming; 500; three YEAR
0lds and upward six furi9ngs Vision,
Mabel Trask, 1l2; Hast Corn, ll2 Maud
Bacon, III; Pas de Chance, l15, Dimitri,
rs; McAdoo, rs; Billie b.. llJ; Parrish,
Luxury, liz; 'Churchnl Downs. ll5:
dolly, 1922 Thistlesbeau, rs; BARS and
stars H. Langhornc ll5.
year Odds; FIVE furlongs; Diamond Girl, 1I2:
Perfect Lady, liz, Betty Curry. l12; Lady
Sweep, 112; Frivolity. 112; Watersmeet,
liz; Aurina, 112; Diana, 112; Bidledeco,
1l2; Herself liz; Second Cousin, lie; Lit
tie Blossom, liz. Also eligible: Mamie O.,
ll2, Meg, ll2i Lorraine, liz; Orega, H..
Peggy c., 1l2; Dresden, ll2.
Third Race-Purse, $500; The wincaes-
ter; three ear-olds and up; six furlongs.
binding Tie lOl; sam lIeh, lo2: subahdar,
1917; spearleone GmpD, 1O7; Herald, ll2;
Brig o. War UmpJ. lol; b. b johnson,
lO7, Brother McLeAn, l07; w. W Hast
Kingorine, ll2; Kiku. 90; Somewhere ia
France, lo2; Ocean Sweep, lo4; skeer
Fourth Race-S1 900; the Midway; three
Brunette IL. dmpD, 100; Swer lO3; Legal
lO5; Regal, 1O7.
olds; tiye furlongs: Zizzis. 1O4; Accelerate,
1O4; SMILE. Dazzle. 1905; Pansy Blossom,
lO5; Miss Parnell. lo6; Bounding Through,
los; Kurna. los; Alula, l0si Catania, 1903;
Lerch, li9, Also eligible: Ruby 1917;
Eulah F., 1903; 'May Rose, 1885, Peccant.
lO7; Mugivan. 100 'Goga, io2.
Sixth Race-SS00; The Mount Sterling
three ear-olds and upward; one mile and
sixteenth; Lady Rachel 80; Mistress
polly 1903: Raider Ump), ll2; BulldoSe
Ump), Ss; lolite, lO9; Stevenson, Ilzi
Huntomann, 1872. Little Marchmout H.
lO9.
Seventh Race-Claimng $500: maiden
Jockeys; three year olds and upward; one
mile and sixteenth: 'Buddy Tucker LO3i
'Luclle T.. lO7, philippine, 10; Nodeles
IFS; Iafoud Re, 105; Counter Balance
los: crystal Day, lie; 'Leah Cochran
1905: -. j. Murdock, 10; Redland, rs
Rhymer, ll5: Tanlac, il5. Also eligible
Dahibia H.. l12, Branco Billy, us; sara
seta. lO5. 'Duke Of Shelley, 10; 'Judg,
David, 1913; Bucknail, ll5
Apprentice allowance claimed
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PATTEN IS VICTOR
ON EKWANOK LINKS
Schenectady Golfer Beat Tom
Sherman 8 and 8 for the
Equinox Cup.

MANCHESTER, VT, Sept. 13.-Playing
golf that was practically unbeatable. W.
w. Patten of Mohawk Coli Club, Sche-
nectady, took Sheriff. Sherman Of Yah
nundasis, Utica. into camp by Q UP and
to play in the Sc hole final for the
Equinox cup at Ekwanok Country Club
to-day. Patten missed very few shots
during the entire match and was deadly
in his work near and on the greens. In
fact he played every department of the
game a shade better than his opponent
and his lead was increasing constantly
afteh he first squared the match at the
fourth hole in the morning.
Sherman was away with a three on
the first hole where boyle is FIVE, but
was never in the lead after losing this
advantage, and win at the twelfth and
another at the twentieth holes were all
that he could claim.
Patten had a bird three at the fifth in
the morning and at the third in the
afternoon he improved with every sue
/ ceeding ming holes. making the first in
80, the second in 3S and the last nine
lin 81.
on the long game Sherman was away
In most instances and playing the odd
while Patterns superiority on the short
game was very marked. Had Patten
not tried for a three at the ninth this
! afternoon when he had two for win In
| four the match might have ended at the
turn instead of at the tenth, where both
had par 5. The summaries:
! First Sixteen for Equinox Cup, Thirty
SIX Holes, Final-W. w. Patten, Mohawk
beat Sheriff. Sherman, Yahnundasis, .
| Losing Eight of First Sixteen. Thirty
slA Holes-H d. Bassett Canoe Brook
| beat E. c. Beall, Unontown, and l.
Second Sixteen, Eighteen Holes. ID.
| Cady, Rock Island. beat l.. E. Wood, Buff
| falo, and s.
Losing Eight OF Second sixteen-A. c.
Cramer, Onwentsia, beat j. b. Kopf, Ma
Third Sixteen-F. c. Russell Cherry
| Valley, beat Dumont Clarke, Ekwanok,
| and g.
Losing Eight of Third sIxteen-C. M.
| Clark Philadelphia, beat j. E. O'Conneii,
! WOlaston, / up
Fourth Sixteen-M. w. Wilcox, New
bedford beat I. r. Bateman, Winches-
| Losing Eight of Fourth sxteen-Cam-
eron Duncan, Fox Hills, beat John Kerr,
Fifth sixteen-C. n. Eaton, Winchester.
beat Brainard Graves Wannamoissett, 2
! up.
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GLEN RIDGE GOLF PLAY.
First Round |Of Club Champion
ship Is Contested.
Special Despatch to The sgN.

GLEN RIDGE. N. J.. Sept. 13.-The
Glen Ridge Country Club golfers began
play to-day for the championship. when
the first round was settled. The results
First sixteen -. e. Lancaster beat w.
B. Colson, 4 up 3 H. d. Smith beat
Robert Mitchell. s up 8 E. w. Congdon,
Sr, beat w. NJ. Vogel, 2 up l; Fred
Cornell beat w. ]. Worcester, up 2
H. r. Louden beat A. ID. Dodd. up 6
]. Hale beat c. A. Dickson, 3 up 2.
Second sixteen: w. II. Redman beat
o. H Hinck, up (Otwenty-two holes) ;
L. u Mccoy beat c. A. Bill, UP w.
H. Lemassena beat w. ]. Reynolds by
default; f. T. Handy beat w. Seymour.
up 5; r Murphy beat II. b. Rogers
by default NJ. r. Baldwin beat c. H.
Lindsey, 2 up 1.
In the sweepstakes Fred Connell won
with ~. The scores:
Fred Connell. 500, IA; W. j
Worcester, 93-16, II; w. z. Mitchell,
$50, 70; II. NJ. Walker, 94-15, 10.
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HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES.

~
Odds; FIVE and half iurlongs; Squire Charlie,
IL; Kelly Gordon lGs; 'E III, init lco Sub
los; Royal Redblrd, iO2; Mock Orange, 1lO
Sadie d, lO5; indian. 49,: Sea Queen, los .
.Brutus. 1903; Sea Mine, III; Kirah, lO5; Moss
Sandriver H., los Imp CouralIs, ITO; Wehew,
III Six excluded,
upward; mile and seventy yards: Free
mantle, M; FaTmingdale, ll0; Higilsnte. 10;
10; Melanchola ITO; Pride of India. ITO;
Veto, no; Matoak9, ~; Musket, no; War
Gs so o i he'9 GoTonndO a sSaa Marine
III, Master Fox. rs Searchlight Ill, 10.
THIRD R0eeS Sdnn tGree year old , ana
Gold. rs; joyful, II; Malyolio, 10; .Celto,
II: 'Avlon. 1Oj; Major Domo, 1922; Wsest
Fool, is; Kate Bright liz; Elected H., lg7 :;
ll5 St Quentin ll2: Joseph p. Murphy,
ll3 'HeadfCrt. 1917. Also eligible: AmackaB-
sin ll2; Sweet hiyssia. 1l2; KeEiah. ll2;
Fourth Race-The Bayview Handicap; three
year.9lds and upward one mile and s siX-
way, III slippery Elm, 100; The Porter, 1885,
isun Brar, 1875; DIFFERENTIATION rs tKilmer
Fifth Race-Claiming handicap; three
year-clds and upward: one mile and six
leenth: Firing Line, ll2; 'Dorcas, lo5; Irish
Kiss 100; Harry Brevogel, 100; king John,
10: Dolna 1906: 'Puts and Calls 90; Hubbub,
lO7; Drddy's Choice III; Ballad, 10; 'Sbols
iO5; Jack Mount, 100; ThornbloOui, lO4.
sixth Racc-Cllmiug; threeyear olds
mile and seventy yards: Col. Harrison. ll6:
Romeo, 100; Joan Of Arc 1fB; Frank Shan,
non, 1iS; Jack Hsaley. lO7; Fairy Prince.
1917 plant1redc 10; 'Balarosa, los; Resist,
1l3; Little Ed lO7; Hong Kong, i07; Caballo.
lOS 'Goldvale, 1Os Also eligible: 'AigrettA
Seventh Race-Three year -olds and upward (;
mile and "a furlong; Senator Frederick Ill /;
Annie Edgar, III; Kste Canal, 1O5; Indo-
lence, III Tie Pin, III 'Zinnia, 1903; Little
cottage Ill; Balarosa. l06; WIN Do, III Sir
william Johnson, III: 'Jacnetta lOs; Luther,
M Ben Hampson, III Col Valentine, III ;
PalHzet, III: Cain Spring, no Also eligible
Water War, ~. -iIdIaI4 Chant, -iS: pHa"f
III; GraGmere, Ill.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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FUTURITY WINNERS
IN 80 RUNNlNGS

Year. Horse. Weight Time. Value.
INSTRUCTOR Knot, 122. las 1-5, xi5,OvO
1SS9-Chnos, 100, LIE AS, S63,675.
189O-Potomac, lis, 1:14 les. $4,000.
18O1-His Highness, 1870, 1 :15 %, sig 900
18D2-Morello, 1I8, lac 1-5, x41,315.
1S03--Domino, 1870, 1;12 4-5, $4,000.
1894 Butterflies, 112, 1:11, S63,S3O.
J895-Requital, IFS, I;11 2-5, x69,l5O.
1s98-Ogden, lis, 1;1O, S56,010.
189T-LAlouette, 11B, 1:11, S43,30O.
1898-NIartimas, 11S, 1:I2 2-5. S46.S40.
1S99-Charcornac, ia, 1;1O 2-5, 900.
1000-BLlly hoo Bey, liz, 1;1O, Sl2,OOO.
10O1-Ynnkee, 119, / 100 lis, Si6,2lO.
1902-Suyablc, I12, 1:1i, x56,G0O.
I0O3--Hamburg Belle, ia, 1913, $i0,65O.
1eOI--Artful, ia, 1:11 As, $4,000.
I005-Ormondale, III, 1;11 AS, SiS,0S0.
IBO6--Electioneer, III, 1913 3-5, S4i,O1O.
1DO1-Colin, las, 1:11 1-5, SS2 $3.50.
19O8--NIaskette, I18, 1:11 LIS. S33, $3.50.
I0O0-Sweep, 1876, I'LL As, S33, $50.
I81O-Noveity, 1871, lac 1-5, S25,36o.
I913-Pennant, 1I9, 1:15, $1,000
I9I4-Trojan, III, 1:16 As, S22, ITO.
IOI5-Thunderer, 122, 1;I1 AS, S16,59O.
lLl6-Campfire, 125, 1:I3 AS, $22,9oO.
lgl5-Papp, 121, I;l2, $4,000.
l0Is-Dunboyne. 1871, 1;12 AS, sea, 800
19I9-Man o. War, 1871, I'LL 3-5, S32,6lO.
The Futurity was run at Sheepshead
Bay until 1909. 1t was transferred TO
Belmont Park In 1914. 1t was run at
Saratoga In 1910 and 1913 and was not
run in 1911 and 1919. From 1888
through 1891 the distance was six FUR
longs. From 1892 through 1901 1t was
I5O feet less than six furlOngs. The
present course Is six furlongs.
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PLAY FOR CLUB TITLE.
Montciair Golfers Engage in First
Match Round.

First round match play for the Club
Golf Championship was the attraction
at the Montclair Golf Club yesterday.
The results:
First s xteen.-P. L. Gallagher beat
r. c. Kerr. 1 up. H. NJ. Robinson won
from Eads johnson by default, ]. Noyes
from II. w. Barclay by default. Joseph
Hodgson from John Refs by default. J.
]. Simmonds beat H. G. Hornpeck, 1 up
(19 holes). Paul Harrison beat F. e.
Donohue, up l. r. b. Stuart beat
T. ]. Ridgway, up. A L. Pierson, Jr.,
beat DIR. j. S. Brown. up Z.
SecondN Sixteen.-B b. Stearns beat
c. j. Turner. up 1. w. r. Hotchkin
beat C. b. Harrison, up cas- holes)
w. II. Lotus, Jr., beat S. w. Jackson
by default. A. L. Pierson beat w. w
Hubbard, 1 up. w. b. Cravath beat
C. L. Pierson, 1 up. T. A. Adams beat
]. w. Allen, 5 up 8.
Sweepstakes, Glass Al. A. Hines
S9-14-75; r. B. Stuart. s4-S-76; p. J.
Ridgway. s6-6-S0. Glass BIB. G.
Braine, 97-1S-79
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4dky in
Sport Events To-day.

BASEBALI-St. Louis vs., Yankees ut
Polo Grounds, start at r. NJ.
Baltimore at Jersey City, 3 T.. NJ.
Reading Mt Newark, two games; start
at 2 r. VI.
ATHLETICS-CoaI Fund Carnival Mt
Ebbets Field, 1880 p. VI.
ROWING AND CANOEING-Hudson
River, near Dyckman street; start at
1880 z. VI.
BICYCLE RACING-At Newark yeie-
drome, start Mt T. NJ.
REGATTA-Intcrclub races at Port
Washington.
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GOLF AT ESSEX FEELS.

There was a good field on the Essex
Fels Country Club links yesterday. with
sweepstakes as the attraction. r.
Ropes won with "a. The scores: r.
Ropes, 10. 15-64; C. ]. oliphant, 100,
3 81; w. S. Dorflinger. "a. 20-74 (;
C. S. Andrews, 80, 1916 H. S. Horne,
"a, S-76 p. S. Bamghart. 100, 22-7S .
o. H. Chedister, 9s, Isl; A. Purne!l,
lO2, 21-S1; ]. B. Sherry, LOG, 24-S2 ;
s. NJ Tracey, 107, 24-s3 E. a. Bremen,
LOG. lS-SS
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PLAY AT CANOE BROOK.
Club Championship Golf Tourney
Develops Interesting Match.

At Canoe Brook Country Club yes
terday first round match play for the
club championship resulted as follows
V. S. Henry beat II. p. Coursen, and
6 ; E. L. Wood beat A. C. Puddington,
and /; George C. Warren, Jr, beat a.
c. Rearick by default; ]. G. Ralston
beat G. A. Mclaughlin by default; Dr..
F. A Steele beat F. v. Peale. I and 3 {;
T. E. Hoffman beat A. c.. Downey, 3
and 8.
In the Sweepstakes. Glass A. DR.. T.
A. Steele, with 81, 6-7S, was the win
ner; J. G. Ralston, 81, 17-S0. was sec
ond, and H. P. Coursen, 90, Isl,
third
In Class the scores were: F. C..
Taylor, 80. 22-77 NJ. r. Sherror, 1o4,
2s-76, and w. B. Todd, 80, 20-79.
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SEMI-FINALS AT SCARSDALE.

Play for the club championship of
the Scarsdale Golf and Country Club
has reached the semi-final round, with
the following players still in the hunt
for the title: r. NJ. Durstine, C. C.
Webster, w. d. Swords and E. e.
Sturges. The second round was played
yesterday with the following results
Durstine beat e. C. Holston, and 5:
Webster beat a. Childress, and 2 !:
Swords beat f. b. Geddes. 1 up Sturges
beat II. Herring, 3 and 2. The semi
final round will be played on Saturday
of this week and the final one week
Ia ter
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Sv eetser's chip shot ran fully fifteen
feet past the cup, and when he missed
MS putt for he conceded the match.
First sixteen-E. NJ. wild, Baltusrol, de-
feated j. w. Sweetser, Ardsley, s and l.
Second Sixteen-C NJ Fetterolf, Upper
Montclair, beat II. X. Coke, Englewood,
- and Q.
Third sixteen-R w. Thompson, North
Jersey, beat II. w. Lockett, wykagyl, 8
and q
Fourth sixteen-w. C. PhnlipsC-Ridge-
wood, beat e. d. Shotwell. Arcola, 3 and 2.