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BROOKLYN SOLDIERS
WIN RELAY TITLE
Twenty-third Regiment Quar-
tet Takes $50 Yard M. A. L.
Championship.

The team representing the Twenty
third Regiment carried away the Military
Athletic League title In the half mile
relay championship run In the carnival
of the Thirteenth Coast Defence Com
mand held in the Thirteenth Armory,
Brooklyn, last night
l.. Bauxbaum of the winning team
went right into the lead and handed the
baton to s. Hedberg a yard to the good.
George Perryman and w. @. Nimms
kept the lead. The time was l minute
81 4-5 seconds.
J. windmuller, z. Bratten, Jack Sellers
and Sid Leslie Of the Fifth Company
won the half mile inter-company relay
in minute 81 seconds.
ATHLETIC EVENTS.
$50 Yard Run (Handicap)-Miltary Ath-
letic League-Won by w. Grundens Twenty
third Regiment, J; Rocklein. Thirteenth
Regiment. third. Time. 200 2-D.
22O Yard Obstacle Race--Military Athletic
League1Won by b. Edgerson. i, Thirteenth cent
teenth Coast Defence Command. second: r.
Edgerton. Thirteenth Coast Defence Com
mand. third. Time, :0I 80.
$50 Yard Military Athletic League Relay
championshp--Won by Twenty-third Regi-
ment q, Bauxbaum. s. Hsdberg George
Coast Defence Command, second; Four
teenth Regiment. third. Time, 1877 40.
$50 Yard Interfire Command officers' Re-
lay-Won by First Fire Command Oh. Edger-
ton. j. Lang. #. Donlon. J. Hardmeyer) !:
Third Fire Command. second. Time, :37 40.
$50 Yard Intercompany Relay-Closed to
Thirteenth Regiment-Won by Fifth Com
pany (J wIndmuler. p. Bratten, Jack
Sellers. Sid LESLIE; First Company. second ;
Third Company, third. Time. ! :s7.
22o Yard, Military Athletic League--Ffrst
Heat-won by j. Atcuri, list Regiment; J.
windmuiler, 18th Regiment. second. Time,
% seconds. Second Heat-Win by J. Nc
Mann, 22d Regiment; II. Brundage, Tist
Regiment second. Time. 25 seconds Third
Heat--won by Il. swea1on. 14th Regiment;
L. Rsischrnan, list Regiment, second. Time.
~ Ia seconds. Final Heat--Won by Nc
Mann: swenson, second: Reishman, third.
Time, ~ 3-5 seconds.
BOXING.
I15 Pound Class--w. Conway, 18th G. u. G.
va J. Day, 7lst Regiment. Judges decision
for Conway.
io5 Pound Class--G. Zielto, 18Th @. n. c.,
VS. D. Flaper, list Regiment flapper
knocked out liz third round after fast bout:
1o5 Pound Class-c;. zeitto. 18th @. d. c.,
vs. D. Fiapper, list Regiment. Fiapper
stopped bout in second round McNeil out
cla ssed; 43 seconds. ~.
f45 Pound Class--E. Richards, 18th 9. ID.
c. vs. w. Wolf. list Regiment. Wolf re-
fused to continue In first round. Referee
rded bout TO Richards.
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for the Navy, overcame a lead secured
by Virginia in the first two.


100 Yard. Dash-First. Doals Navy: second
Moncewlch, Navy: third, Seward. Virginia
Time, 10 2-5 seconds.
440 Yard Dash-First, Moncewich. Navy
second, Nj. r. Baker. Virginia: third, b.. NJ
Baker. Virginia. Time. So 30 seconds.
one Mile Run-First, Curtis, Navy; second
A. r. Sands. Virginia.; third, Deriyera
Navy. Time. min 81 I-5 sec.
12o Yard Hurdles (High)-First, Huckins
Navy; second, Schneider. Navy; third
Burse, Virginia. Time, 10 1-5 seconds
Navy; second, Dell. Navy: third. Burge, vir.
Elna. Time 25 10 seconds.
20 Yard Dash-First, NJ. X. Baker, vir.
Elnia: second, Doak, Navy: third, Dell
Navy. Time. 23 1-5 seconds.
Two Mile Relay-First. Navy, with Holder.
ness, Sheppard, Mckee and Curtis. Time, s
min IL I-5 sec.
Half Mile Run--rirst. Moncewick, Navy;
second, Rogers, Navy; third. Greene, Vir-
ginia. Time. min do sec.
Shotput-Firet. Dickinson, Navy with 40
y. 5h In: second. Dodge, Navy. with rs IT.
ia in; third, Archer. Virginia, with 81 NJ.
9A In.
Javelin Throw-Tirst. Clapp, Navy. with
l63 II. 4 in: second. Mcbride Navy with
100 IT,; third, Archer, Virginia with lag III
Discus Throw-First, Clapp, Navy, with
l29 r. 8 in; second. Adair, Navy, with III
IT,: third. Gleaves, Virginia, with 115 n.
Broad Jump--Flrst. Taylor, Navy. with 2e
IT.; Richards, Navy. and b. ~ Baker vIr-
sinia. tied at 2l II. IN.
Pole vault--First, Zundel. Virginia with
j. =. In; second. Powers. Navy with II
~, IN: third, Goodnough, Navy, aud
Thieme, Navy, tied at II It,
High Jump-F'irst. Archer, Virginia and
Chamberlain, Virginia. tied at ~ f0% In :
third, opie. Navy. with II. 9N In.
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Syracuse Runner Ties
Record at 100 Yards

SYRACUSE, May ALLAN woodring
OF Syracuse. the 200 metre Olympic
champion, won the 100 yard dash in the
Colgate e-Pittsburgh-Syra meet here
afternoon in 90 as. which equals the
worlds record for the distance. Three
OF the clockers caught the Philadelphia
boy in 0 20 2-5 and the fourth in 0 % as.
The official time was 10 3-6. The
track was fast and a slight wind ia
vored the champion.
Syracuse won In track and field in
the triangular games with Pittsburgh
and Colgate, scoring 5s points against
33 for Pittsburgh and 81 for Colgate.
Shea OF Pittsburgh. Americas seec-
eon for the O,ympics, fell before Menie
a. Syracuse in the quarter mile in 40.
Monies second victory over Shea In the
day, when he followed woodring In the
220 yards. turned the balance in the
games 10 Syracuse. Pittsburgh was
pulling upon the field events.
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Princeton Scores Over
Nary in ROwing Epic
Continued from First Page.

only by a couple OF feet while more
than length OF open water showed
between the Navy stern and the Har-
ward bow. Between the mile and the
mile and half the Navy challenged
and for the first time took the lead.
IL was right here that many people
figured that the Annapolis men would
begin to pull away. but as a matter OF
fact IL was the Tigers who had the
greater reserve force The fact that
they had lost their lead or that they
We're rowing a crew with a great name
made not the slightest difference to
them They only put their backs into it
little more and it was the Navy who
weakened first
When the Nassau rooters realized tim I
their crew not only had rowed the
sailors TO standstill for a mile and a
nair but also was likely to reach the
nnish line first, they burs, into a per-
rect frenzy of cheering. Old graduates
pounded each other upon the back and
undergraduates threw their arms around
each other and literally jumped up an
oown for JOY And all the mothers and
the sisters and the sweethearts waved
handkerchiefs and pennants. and that
entire portion of New Jersey wherein
Princeton lies fairly overfiowed with
happiness that was akin to hysteria.
At the mile and a half the NAVY was
rowing thirty-seven to Princeton's
thirty-six, and 1t would have taken a
surveyor equipped with all the instru-
nents OF his profession to decide which
shell had it's nose In front. The two
boats passed that point as IL they were
parts of a catamaran.
Navy's Power ON wane.
But this was the sailers final effort.
They did not cease to pull for every
pound that was in them. but their
power was on the wane. In the last
quarter of a mile their shell seemed to
drag a little and the Princeton boat
fought its way inch by inch to victory.
No Navy man need ever feel disgraced
by to-day's defeat II simply was
Princetons afternoon. The Navy gave
all it had, but Princeton had more to
give. And one of the finest things
about it all, as a Nassau man said after
wards, was the sportsmanlike way in
which the Navy accepted the result.
Of course the midshipmen were disap-
pointed. They had expected to win cas-
lily, but when they lost they merely
said frankly that they had been beaten
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Stinchcomb Makes New
Big Six Jump Record

COLUMBUS. May THE Big Six"
running broad jump record Of 2211 feet
was broken here to-day by Stinchcomb
i'm the dual meet OF Michigan and Ohio
state. The Ohio man hung up a record
OF 20 feet and l inch. The summaries:
Mile Bun-won by Ferguson, Ohio State;
Burkholder, Michigan. second. Aitdoerfer,
Ohio State, third. Time. minutes 30
seconds
shot-put-won by stte. Michigan; white.
Ohio. second. Hoover. Ohio, third. Dis
tance, 10 feet 8H inchos.
Pole Vauit--won by Hli. Ohio; Naylor.
Michigan, second; Frankenburs, Ohio, third.
Height, I feet.
d4O Yard Dash--won BY Pittenger, Ohio
Butler, Michigan, second Wetzel, Michigan.
third. Time. 20 4-5 seconds.
High Jump-Wou by Walker. Michigan
Moorehead, Ohio, second Shidecker, Ohio,
third. Distance, Q feet 1 inch.
100 Yard Hurdle--won by nm. Ohio, Sar-
gent, Michigan. second; Cruikshank. Michl-
gan, third Time, 10 4-6 seconds
Discus Thr0w--Won by apicrs, Ohio;
Dunno. Michigan. aecond. Jacobs Michigan,
third. Distance, i3i feet II inches
220 Yard Hurdle-Won BY Simmons, Mich
igan wetzei. Michigan, second Moorehead.
Ohio third. Time. 81 3-l seconds.
Running Broad Jump-Won by Stfnchcomb,
Ohio: Cruikshank. Michigan second TriEg.
ohio, third. Distance, IS feet inch.
100 fsrd Dns--Won ~ Simmons, Michi-
aAns Moorahcnd, ohio S.ete second Lock.
ohio statn, third Time, ~ seconds.
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N. Y. u. Athletes Win
Three Cornered Meet

THE New York University track team
defeated both Amherst and Haverford
colleges at Ohio Field yesterday after
noon in its first three cornered meet OF
tho season. At the very close OF the
keenlv contested events the Violet track
and field stars had nosed out the Ann
herst performers by the decidedly close
margin OF two points. The final point
score was: New York University, 80
Amherst. Ga, and Haverford, 3. The
summaries;
100 yard Dash--ciark tAmhersn nrss'
pearIman IN Y. VI second, BALDWIN ~
" IjD third: time, 10 20 seconds:
22o Yard Daah-Pcarlman ~. \; VI i,rat,
Friediander IN. y. u secono' Arm 'haV-
aso Yard Dash--Iee IAmhersp first, Al
len ,Amhers) second. Moyer tAmhers)
ssn .nro "a tlHs, "a shI,se tAmherst) first, Meyer
SAmherst) second. Mayer IN V. u third
One Mile Run--Brennsn IN. v. Ul first.
MUM tAmherst2a segono' s's 'o"'''0" ''''''"''s'
Two Mile Run-fohnson tAuhersu first.
strayer tHaverford) second, Tuttle IN, Y.
100 Yard High Hurdles-zunser IN. y. VI
first, stauft (AmhersD second, Allen tIIsv-
erford) third; time. 1871.
900 Yard Low Hurdles-Wing AmhersD
first, etauft tAmhersp second. Scranton
M y w. third; a;;,r,n, tine q seconds % Zoo,
5x inches. baldwin IN. Y. VI 90 feet /
inch; Rainone IN. y. U) 2i feet 3 inches
High Jump--weatherdon IN. Y. U.) o feet
Clark (AmhersD feet 10 inches. Darling
1Amherst) 8 feet inches.
Pole vault--Darling tAmhersO, Bailey
(Amherst). johnson (Amherst, all tied a,
Shot Put-ouiney IN Y. VI ss feet \
inches, Bierce IN. Y. ID 81 feet II inches
Oourtois IN Y VI 30 feet inches
Discus-weatherdon IN y. W first
Quincy (N. Y. w. second. Clark (Amherst)
third.
Javelln--psrtinston CS. " U) and Rain.
one IN. Y. U) tied for first at is7 fee,
h inchos. courtois IN. v. u third, is2 fee,
Z inches.
Hamfncr Throw--Morsn fsrnherst1 tfn
fest inches CLARK ftnhcr-1 ros lee, !,
Inches, porf -. =. W 30 f~et.
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Sandy Beal Scores
in Pimlico Handicap

BALTIMORE, Md. May 7.-Sandy Beel
beat Paul Jones, Boniface and Mock Or
ange in the Pimlico Spring Handicap this
afternoon at the Pimico track He
won in a driving finish by n neck. Paul
Jones was second and Boniface third.
The race was one mile and a sixteenth,
and Sandy covered the route in so.
The track was heavy. The results:
eotA-F1rst Racc-Six furiongs. Time, 1 :fa.
1n3. Enrico Caruso. ii5 tStlrlng). won: 16s,
Eea,sna. Ee6nex III Msscsranno second 1ss Paul
tahe.1lT tMountainl iss. Amackassin. H.
sshelpetsl 1a2. war Victor. III &c.
smot u 1884. .orma Reed. los (AiIen) 100,
Q.ancaster sweep Up H.. 1i2 (Gordon).
also ran.
$3.50; Redland. 1910. $40: Paul Con-
nelly. 81.
Enrico caruso worked his way UP on out
side rounding far turn, wore down the tir-
205A-Second Race-One mile. Time.
AS s-a. 80. Chinnie Walsh. ~ tGordon).
1872. Lucy Kate. 103 (Fietcher), third. 1872
Epogs, f02 (Lancaster) 1893. Explosive. %
tHnrbourne) 100. John Uni. 97 CLux). also
ran.
Niutuels paid-Chinnie Walsh. sf4.3o. g. 90.
-; Rcseete, $1,000. S6.T0; Lucy Kate, y. 20.
Chinnie Walsh moved up atoutly rounding
far turn and finished In good courage and
won by a length.
goea-Third Race.-Two miles; steeple-
chase. Time. 4:i5. ie2. Northwsrd, 1877
N. Byers). won; 1Is Sea Serpent, 1876 IS.
Rush) second: ireland, 147 (H. Crawford).
third: Sea Skipper. 1877 wv. Jones), fell:
Caller Herrin. l35 IS. veitch, Jr). fell:
M Susss ;sSs PAID ~ Usfynf S't ,esc
s2.4o: Sea Serpent, ~, $40; ireland, 81. 20
Northward responded with energy when
calid on, and ouigamed Sea Serpent In final
2G5A--Fourth Racc.-Six furiongs TimeL
! 10 30 III, Pride OF india. ia (Morris)
won; Super. t0T CLancaster). second: vice
Chairman, ili CGruneisen). third: 1870. Sa.
tnna, f01 CRichcreek): 1895, Panaman 1ol
tEietcher): 1877, The baggage, e7 Gordon
also ran.
81 so. Super. $500 $3.50. vicc-chsirrnan n
s3.4o. Pride OF India outran his field from
the start. won by head
e0sA-Fifth Race-Four and n half fur.
tBoyle). won 1880. Leochares H., ia 1Rut-
welil, second i7a, Excuse Ne. f1T CMorris)
third Margaret c., 100 (McTaRgart). ag
some BIRD, ITO II. wiliianis) III. Tricks
ti2 IT. Ricel, also ran.
Mutueis paid-The Wag. t13 s.. $40.
Leochares H.. $3.50, 81 20; Excuse Me. a.. 40
ing hnmcstrctch. Won by three qua rters OF
a length IN finnl drive.
eooA-siSth Race-one and sixteenth
miles. Time. :52. 600 sandy Deal, io'
Cwidn) won iTe, Paul Jones. ii5 CT Rlceb
second; GT2l. Boniface. f2G CButweii) third
C20lA) Mock Orange, 81 Gordon also ra y.
Z fsthAt'f
Jones. S6,2n. No show mutupia.
Sandy Beai waited until rounding far turn
before making his run. Won by length.
2IOA-Seventh Racc-Mlc and a sixteenth
Time. 1913 ID. COLA. Tanteius. los (Cfor-
dom, won. -. Klng John. 100 tRichereeiD
second ts3. Sammy Jay. fo1 tGruneisen)
third fas. rizcr. i0T CMyersl, fell.
MutueH paid-Tantalus, $3.50. So so. Kine
ftAu, sa.io. NJ sltpw mutuels sold.
rautrius vas somewhat interfered VIII
fel at break. Had 20 he shaker
ln'En came again. ana be9s
s4e AZ finish. Won BY heif isnEth.
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Navy Athletes Too
Strong for Virginia
Win Dual Meet at Annapolis
by 81 to "a.

Special Despatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
ANNAPOLIS, May THE Midshipmen
defeated University of Virginia in a
dual field and track meet here this
afternoon by score OF 81 to "a. The
track was somewhat heavy. but the per-
formances were good. Virginia was
outclassed or the track, NJ. r. Bakers
run in the 22O being its only first The
visitors did better in the field events.
Clapp, with "A throw of 163 feet 4
inches. broke the Academy record for the
javelin, while Opie, though defeated by
Archer and Chamberlain of the visiting
team. put a quarter of an inch on the
Academy figure for the high jump. The
two mile relay was fine event, Mckee
and Curtis, running the last two laps
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Navy Rifle Team in Lead.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YonR Herald,
ANNAPOLIS. Md. May 1.-The Naval
Academy rifle team won from the rep
resentatives OF the District of Columbia
National Guard here this afternoon by
1857 to 2.515. Morgan. q Naval Acad-
erny youth from Washington. led the
field with a total OF 2si points. The
summary:
( Naval Academy-2Oo va rdH. slow. ip5. zoo
yards, rapid. $40; 500 yards, rapid. 500 600
yards, slow, 023. Total, 2,GJT
District Gusrd--2on yards. slow, f1i COO
vards, rapid. $50 roo yardr, rapid, aiG sou
yards. slow s12. Total. 2hi5.
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Head Takes Two Mile.

Head Takes Two Mile.
Higgins declined the issue in the two
mile, as his hard race over the heavy
track in the mile had sapped his strength.
He is not overstrong, anyway. AS re-
suit the double mile was a battle among
d. W. Head of Penn and ]. g. Young
and the versatile l.. A. Shelburne of
Dartmouth Head was not particularly
hard pressed. as he galloped away from
his tormentors in the home stretch, to
win in 10 :02 4-5. Young was second.
Bob Maxam and II. n. Lever, both OF
Penn, had ii out in the sprints. Lever
took the hundred in 10 1-5 seconds, with
Maxam in close attendance. But in the
furlong Maxam turned the tables on his
college mate ina22 2-5 seconds. In both
dashes Vic Graeb Of Columbia finished
third.
F.. w. McMullen accounted for the $50
yard run for Penn. But he had to go
some to show FIVE yards between him
and George Meredith. brother OF the
famed Ted, at the finish George also
halls from Penn. Ulrich Schrecker ran
a game race for Columbia and was third
The time was / :be 4-5
There was nothing particularly star
Ting in the field events. Whttier's win
ming jump was 81 feet IA inches. while
Zach Jordon's topping performance in
the pole vault was IL feet inches. Shell
burne won the shotput with AZ feet 7it
inches, and L. II. Weld of Dartmouth
won the hammer throw with 1877 feet
6% inches. Columbia had nobody in that
event The summaries:
TRACK EVENTS.
100 Yard Dasll-won by II. b. Lever.
Penn: r. Msyam, Penn, second; v. G. Greeb.
9s Ssra hrs T%s sy 10 Msssm Penn
Columbia, third. Time. q rs seconds.
Earl iY iS5S Ebsy. Penn. second y IL sssuS o GO:
pss $50 TsFq & + %e7ssS y PENN e. second w Hss
schrecker. Columbia. third. Time. 30 as.
One Mile Run-won by Walter Higgins, Co
Lowensopf, Columbia, third. Time, :25.
Two Mile Run-won by u. w. Head, Penn;
G. YOUNG ,s Dartmouth ,,,,n s,,os second IL u 4
100 Yard High Hurdles-won by z. J.
Thomson. Dartmouth r. A. Smith. Penn,
T. s. Anderson. Dartmouth. disqualified for
knocking over three hurdles.
22o Yard Low Hurdies-Won by =; J.
second; G.. w. Weed Dartmouth. third.
Time. % 40 seconds.
FIELD EVENTS.
Running Broad Jump-won by r. II. whit
Pollard, Dartmouth. q feet I inch, second;
II. II. Wilson. Penn, 20 feet. II inches. third.
mouth, II feet inches; T.. II. Pope, Dart
mouth, ii feet . inches. second: A. w.
Second and third places decided by additional
vault.
Runnins High Jump-won by E. ]. Thomp-
aon Dar,mo,ith s feet III inches; l.. r.
Brown Dartmouth, feet 10 inches. second.
A. w. Lockett, Columbia, Q feet 10 inches,
third. Second and third places decided by
jump-off
Putting the sixteen Pound shot-won by
j. A. Shelburne. Dartmouth. ~ feet 1iS
inches; j. n. Lee, Dartmouth. 40 feet 10
inches. second; W. +. Bartels. Penn. 40 feet
inch, third
Throwing the Hammer-Won by l.. II.
Weld, Dartmouth. 13T feet 6a inches; 3.
Frank. Penn, 1876 feet 1054 inches, second I:
J. ~. Lee, Dartmouth, 124 feet Inches,
third.
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On Glen Ridge c. c. Links.

Special Despatch TO THr New ioRK HrnALp
GLEN RrDoE, N. j.. May First round
at match play in the May tournament
was run of on the links OF the Glen
Ridge Country Club this afternoon. The
results:
Herbert S. Blake beat j. n. lancaster.
2 10 1; .. A. Shirk beat n. N. sohreffey,
q up ): A. u. Reid beat w. n. Ward, 2 up
RAYMOND podd beat r.. n White I 40
Il II Mnad beat w. y. Worcester 4 ~ q
IL. y. smith beat 81. w. rconsdon. up 5.
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Wesleyan Wins at Nets.

MIDDLETON. Conn, Nav 7.--Weslcyan
defeated Boston University in dual
tennis meet to-day. matches to 3 Botn
teams won two singles. while Wesleyan
took both the doubles matches.
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How Crews Were Boated
in Races at Princeton
PRINCETON VARSITY.

PRINCETON VARSITY
Brush, bow; Fleming, q; Milne, 3;
Curtiss, 4; Lewis, 81; Morgan, O; Brig
ham, .; Leh, stroke; Scull, cexswain.
PRINCETON JUNIOR.
Page, bow; Jones, p; Pyne, 3; Cooke, 4;
Newiin, s; Sinclair, g; W0oIvcrten, Z;
Creswell (captain), stroke; Gardner,
roxswuin.
HARVARD VARSITY.
Danon, bow; Morgan, 2; Atkinson, 3;
Oinlsted, 4; Ladd, s.; McCagg, 8; Terry,
4; Brown, stroke; PeirsOn, c0xswain.
HARVARD JUNIOR
Lafarge. bowl Bradfor, 2; Shaw, 3;
sutton, 4; Kunharht, 8; wilmington, 8;
Appleton. !; Duncan, stroke; Badger,
cOxswain.
NAVY VARSITY.
Lee, how; FrawIey, 3; Jordan, 3;
Moore, q; Sanborn, 8; Johnson, o; Gal
iagher, 4; King, stroke, Clark, coxswain.
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Rutgers Wins at Tennis.

The Futrers 'awMiT fNaW atfsAtNf HV
az ffohnken vests tr ft .N.N*
,.Acna waf rNl fie III .4W f1~r
one of the doubles.
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NEW YORK HERALD RACING CHART
Weather cloudy, track fast.

5. "a o:4s s-5 01 2-5. Purse $1,000 Value
For two o-year-ods Claiming AT post minutes.
Won easily. Place driving. Winner. blk G., p by
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JAMAICA, L.. L., May

)0o FIRST RACE--Five furlongs
-Uo 10 winner $500, 5000. 500.
Off at 2:20. Start good.
yat,a-R Rlark GSyap IRA fuql
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PENN is FIRST IN
ATHLETIC MEET
Continued from First Page.


but he was not the Eby Of other days.
Rogers held his advantage, to win by a
yard, in so rs seconds.
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second Race-rhree =, 9lds and upwordi
rd Race-Three. .year-olds; maidcns; al

Fourth Race--The Newtown Selling Stakes:
$1,000 added. threo-y yea r-olds aud upward;
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the break at no
inerfene
q T. Wnson; Sor Grass
G ID 4, A.
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Joe Mooney returned from Pimlco
whore he rode Sunny Jim 10 victory on
Friday. He said Jim ran r remar rkable
race. lie said the track was ankle deep
with mud and that Jlm's / :161-5 was
exceptionally good
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Elmendorf ran with four bandages
and pulled up very lame He was en-
tered for $500 and no one claimed him
Last season he was o stake horse
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and well hand
a contend
0yerwsight
b
a
10
! Inning. minute. at start rtgoodW Won
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Night Raider beat field OF good
platers IN the second. Eimcndorf took
the fifth from band or platers and
Good Times led home a smart looking
field Of Juveniles in the final. =
The victory or Elmendorf nettcd 81.
Mary's Immaculate Hospital or Ja-
mafca 800. As soon as he won his
owner presented the purse 10 the hos
pitsl. The Quincy Stable has won three
races this season and all OF the purses
have been donated TO charity
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
Fifth Race--'Three-ycar.olds and upward; (;
N AIMING. r,alln and anNnntY yardR
The burlington. two-yoar-olds

.Fivc pounds .rpren,ic. allowances clsin'.d.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01
Dyer Leads Styles
At Finish of Golf
Tourneyin Trenton
Montclair Clubman Displays
Splendid Form i'm Finals
Despite a Pouring Rain

TRENTON, N. j., April 30.-Frank
W. Dyer, Upper Montclair Club, former
amateur Champion of Pennsylvania,
this afternoon, won the golf tourna-
ment of the Trenton Country Club, de-
feating Eddie Styles, Philadelphia, 6
up and to go at 18 holes. There was
a pouring rain nearly all day
Dyer, in the final, went out in 81 to
Al for Styles, and was a up at the turn.
The inward journey was made in
--4-3-4-3-6 by Dyer, and 6-4-3
IA by Styles. Dyer's on the four
teenth was remarkable, considering
that the hole is rather hard par q in
good weather, to say nothing of the
pressure of final
In the semi-finals Dyer beat Rudolph
Knepper, Princeton student, from
Sioux City, l UP in nineteen holes, the
winner making 72 actual par, against
73 for his rival. The home hole was
halved perfectly in par 5s. Knepper
got bad lie on the extra hole. while
Dyer made walloping drive of 230
yards and keeping his advantage, won
the hole, in to s, and with it the
match.
In the other contest, Styles defeated
f. B. Carruth, Princeton. by 4 and g.
Bruce Campbell, Trenton, Captured
the second division, defeating B. H.
Paddock, Princeton, by and 8.
George Hoffner, Philadelphia star.
won the handicap with 70. Roy
Barnhill, Fox Hills, was second at IS
in big field.