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11.
13'
.r. .1
‘ ‘- yous ago.
' 190i) and a second two years later
' halved the' next. two holes and wen;
1116111111111 teduclng Trs1ers lend 11).i lllty as a coach and it 19 said that “‘3' 11111111151113 pmleesionsl :debut and outr
e. trouble has been that his directions, twirlsd Caldwell by a wide margin
11‘ were not tollowéd'. ~Yole . certainlyl that his: ”porous were costly; Only one
|ha a good material this season hutl hlkaisingleshy 31811 inflhmfltth, m
the;- turn to three. By winning in
'Both Abe Yale and Harvard crew ..
quruters; yesterday. were.” their low: '
11-1
' tchsivelyirBotttn
5" mined in competitiod in 1906 after
' , of line ilrst live holes.‘
" ”journey Marston was only one hale
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GAl‘iiS FERRY, 061111.. June 24.—
est ehba’dn attendance 10f guests. most
of the alumni having disappeared to
be present at the commencements luv .
ricw Hrven and Cambridge. Robert
F Herrick; chairman of the Harvard "
rowing committee and executive head
or theflarvord coaching-system, was ‘
11.1 Cambridge at the twenty-.flith an”
niv'eusry of his class'ond as chiel
marshal-oi the commencement pro
echelon. '_'
All the crews were ordered this.
morning to-prepare for the.llshleol--
Led of conditioning exercises during
thc' two days that remain before the'
annual regatta. ulth'ns been-decided }
to start the first informal race to ‘*
night at 6 o'clock. This will be 018’
11 hmsu folk-owed eler The grad- ’
Il' towed race will immedi
ately tolmw.
Barnard mum followers are gen- .
,m'onrly backing" their varsity eight
odds of ten to nihe- now prevailing.‘
Confidence is hised upon the line
time row which was taken last Sat; ' ' ‘
uldeylmorning, in whigh? the. Harvard
eight made the four mil61'; in five se'c-
pndoilrsster then Yele,- the tilt! erhws
goingiover the course less than fifteen l”: -
,'-rv:.:-W-<1\vv on.
“WP“
howeveI‘ and
3% CW 9*"
evéix tori types?
the Yale camp,
alumni org .beckl
cud eight. race} 611%
odds of live to tour in the freshman
eight event.
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on Frldjyi
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PHILAIMELPHIA June 24. ——Jerome;
I) l'l‘ravers, open golf champion, yes-l
hastily won the Lynnewood Hall cup'
at the Huntington Valley Country;
0931' by detecting tn the final round
otgmatch play Min: Muston of Bel-'
t'usrol, 2 up and! to play. Travers:
victory gme him permanent possess;
ion of the gold trophy which wssl
Herold B. McFarland in 1905 had!
with the original cup otte’red fifteen:
Travers won a’ leg in;
il‘lls open champion played par:
go}! on eight of the nine holes on the' boil situation and it is reported that:
outward journey in the iinal mstch’ Frank Qlflnby ls to retire as coach“
yesterday while the New Jerseyl Mllbm. the second baseman. is rot
champion, who honest-ed inervousl at
Considerable oonhdfudggqbrfgtgmgfl Tl“
W.
Mimi‘s-311mm rich, and
hitting *Chlcsgo nghtomhave ict lust
’"llren
,. Lilsnhts have begun to’orrfih in thc' White issued on ultimatum to Welsh
harbor for the regatta, and the his- and sold in plain language that the
nest crowd which eyer saw the races Englishman feared the issue.
between the old rivals will be present nations were at once opened With
Nehemewls for White, and the match
wszvclosed last night.
'vlllt he held at the Brighton Beach
lJuly 3.
Philadelphia 2, New York
Boston 3, Brooklyn 2.
Chlcnuo 5. St. Louis 3
Pittsburgh 66 Cincinnati 2.
o
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Chicago ..... 31 21
Philadelphia ..... 29 24
' St. Louis ...... ..32 27
Pittsburgh . .28 25
Boston ..... 26 .28
New York .......21 27
. Brooklyn ..... . . . .24 31
Cincinnati . . ..... 2) 29
‘GAMEB TODAY.
Philadelphia It New York.
- . Brooklyn ohlootonr
"Cinolnnstl '11 'P'lttoburph.
. 411, Louis at Chinese. '
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W. YORK.» June
2
sh. lite 11131391; mild/sight cbs
Chnrloy White, lite h
matched. Several days ago
Neg'o
This contest
{Sporting club on Saturday night,
White is considered by the flstlc ex-
perts as the one man who has 11
chance to take away Walsh's title by
the knockout route for this wonder
fut Chicago slugger has been slop-
ping all of his opponents. His last
.le fights have ended in a tow rounds
and White said after he had stopped
'Young Brown in a round that he was
confident he could knock out Welsh
_—--
COACH QUlNBY TO HETI-RE
YESTER DAY’S R ESU LTS.
srmomo or owes. ;
Willse Released
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g 3 . . 1' . _, Wiltse. tormerfilott hando‘d_-pltehor>od- ;,
. . ,— 9 .1 J, '1 toot-blow Yoak’~Notlonsls,*wss_ yes! 9' '
. Y. E “,8 RESUL'BB “ . _ doymnooxldiuonslly released sermon-
] YESTERDAY'S'RE‘ULTS' ' ' rmmfiufifllofl 0- NESTERDAV‘S ‘RESUL‘PO. : age!- of the Jersey City~cluhof~thel In. 1
1. , Stunner 2. Brooklyn 1- Newman-dolphin ;.»Now m°hm°nd 7‘ Providence 4' tcrnstlonal League. Wiltse was-mode
Pint-flail!“ "a ”09!ka 1' ' 1 .YDI‘K‘H‘JMHIJGTDMI 7 “6600‘ Toronto 3" Montrea"’2' mrnuger of the club last winter." “3'
Baltlmore 4. Chluco 3- a. - 'Olfle'l- ' R°°h°‘t°"3"“"°"a"n' . is said that-President ‘Barrow hns'
.ButtrloeKsnlu Oltynmln. hemp, “3L“... 2. .m '. mean» dissatisfied with the poor show.
3711110115331? CLUBS. xchlaoonQ-xlovolond 1; thicqgo STANDING OF CLUBS u in;- msde‘ by the-Jersey City cinb.‘Joo
. 3 W. L. ‘P.G. .7,'clovolool16 (second Ohmfl- W. ll... P12. L .Yeurrr,-sn infielder ‘procuredwrom
ac. J St Louis ' ,34 - 21 ,1“ "may“ op OLUBB. AProuloenoe ...... 29 19 .604 the Montreal club. is acting mau-
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.528 Newark """ 30 29 :508 ' Detroit .......... 35 25 .583 Rochester ....... 23 23 1500 . [m HARDER ls " ,
14.1 ' ‘ .Bmoklyn- '. :12. 2' :- a ' 3‘ 14,5 'New'vonk ........ 29 '63 .527 ‘~‘T~oronto ......... ' 24 33 .480 1?. ‘ I ‘ 3
:43; ‘ .wumm ' ‘ :22 34 1193 wuumon .....27' 125 .519 Newark ......... 21 2: 2477 EM am gem
:439 .- . ’ . _‘ .. comm ....... 21 :4 s32 Jersey City ...... 111 32 .333 -
1.4110 H . . Pl“? 2‘ 4° '3" 41:. cool- ........21 ~35 .316 —-——~
1. was .IonAY. ' " '"m‘f’hm'gg‘mf‘ 1366 0AM“ TODAY- baicseo. June 24 —-For the third
. chm gtjrdoklxm :-- aNothofll‘m-I-Phlhdel ills Newark 9’- Providence. ‘ ' successive time Chicago bottom yo:-
‘ _ Kggg'gg'. ’guy mlueugrk. * 1.002081%‘Wl0hl otonp ' Jet“! City f“ Richmond. j ‘ terdoy bests lettthnnded pitcher. o _
. 3 Pittsburgh at (ammo. -‘ . '«nt‘ Molina ’ lRocholtor “’- T°"°"’°' 1' ‘ ' “ ' il‘uulilode 1'0: hiisqofl’aSllimlrlin Mitt--
8t._L9uio at Bdltlm‘oro. ~Bhl'liuhoflogo (“I m“. ' . hurt-lo at Montreal. ,. ' 1k” fourth inning netting the 4.91“” .flvo-
‘ ‘ ' ~ " ’ ‘ 7‘ ru‘ssond-s 5-3 nlctory~1ovor.8t.~:Luois.
‘
Two triples,~two.doubles and II _Iin- .
gle‘ completed) the whombsrd‘ment. 1 Gri-
ns 1“... ..1
*1?!
£1de WE m. lune ' lac——
fwd?) .Bllio‘ltiliyfi. hero of many .11
gridiron» encounter. is the lion) ‘0! the
diamond. When all seemed lo‘si tor
Harvard .in its second some with
Yale on Soldier‘s Weld yesterday sl-
ternoon the sturdy outfielder stepped
to the bound-slammed his third hit
tar "out. dutow center—field Itor - two
bases; sending'Horte well the way
siroundlfrome-drst with the tying run.
A minute litter Brickiey‘ sprinted
across the plate 1 from second base
on a clean drive by the~plnch~hitten
Frye, snd'an excited‘crowd oi' 'grsd-
union ‘in vnri-colored costumes
streamed onto the field cheering
wearers ot_- the crimson for a 3 to 2
victory.
For the Elle it won s heatthresker
after a disastrous your in sthletlcs.
noted for altogether too many? Ms
bans and ”Brickléys for them For
\Hsrvsrd it was, s --w0nderiul ninth
inning rally otter We then were out
and the name of Buckley will go
Tommero- Eor Coach li' Mllhurn
Ghoul; Captain.
l, Yule graduates and undergraduates1
are much concerned over the base.
loomed to‘vbo slated fer next season‘ 5
th5" tort was one over par in each “WNW and it 15 “11¢?"th he will.
Bo the sixth green, however, Mars.
tc'l'u ran down it long and dllficult
putt for .a three, one berow par. He
first ' two holes 'on- the hoinewnr
Mind at the thirteenth. Taking a
desperate chance Msrston last this
' when Travers made a 111111911371
the fltteenth which his opponent did
inopsrriom the championgs lead won
again increased to three ' Marston
won the sixteenth but” was holy able
l exert his luuence to hove Bernie Tom--
mers appointed as con Tommers
coached the varsity pit are this sea.-
son and also the freshman team
No one questions Mr..Quiuby’s eb-
there has been a weakness in running
the game Captain Mlddiebrobk is sold"
to dine noted». contrsryrto the cooch's
and it is reported that «Mr. Quinliy ' _
not noxious to coach under thé pres-
down in the records {or something
more. then 196111111 prowess.
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1 1.1111119111111111, June 24 M—tblew
‘ Yorl'c wan two summon Pinlodeiph
is yestenlsy, 3. to 24th inningsmnd
lwoliltosmerly 10‘ Bronx; LURH’BIBRX,
15- co 7;: in: the. openingoontost, {hone
l1.111111decodefirewall:in the, that nine. in
pings. In the tenth Bellman scored the
tinting- run on Blaster» himseltfsnd
‘ ‘nlngs; so not 11» run was «mam-1mm
o'rmr on “Miller; thhuwod‘ by'fiortley's ‘
1twd"lbose' 1.11; gusset. splits-11:1 niniln
? inning momma-summed 11. «won
1- two outlJohnohnldumtllod on "Grlgg's
' ‘and'then 1mm neutron-11.11. "film
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Yale olnmni visiting Gales Ferry 7
’ contains not only facilities [or stop
the second. ln’the letter hole-or this
two mlscuos»rwerohtfllowcd.--by film
.on‘s doublogwhioh ”M65535 ‘"‘ l ‘
St. Louis m the mismatch.
With one out'Witoon-Jin'tled through
Griggs, Vaughn wflkod-Smith's error
winning-runwno tho-ploy cooper threw
this week for the first time a‘i-e' pay
Yale boat house, glitch has made the
sessed by ony American university
tlal addition mode to the training
quarters,. but the present year our:
erection of a $151090 boat house which
lug and. repairing: shells, but ammo
dormitory and. living apartments for
to the quarters was a large residence
but only two or three yam-s before
adjoining the M which the gm
coroner oarsmen ghought and use us
a club. house. The main varsity and
freshmen Quarters hove been enlarged
largest rowing. sousu ever token to
the .Thsmee,
rowing "pls
reach the $100M0 msrk,
‘BBOAD‘RIVIM To PLAV’SOUTH Is strongest lineup“ possible. 1111111
Smith odd-advanced onr'l‘obln’r out to: 1 '
on Kirhy tilled income. Barton sing» I
ed to left. scoring..Wotson with the,
ing considerable uttentlon to tholnew _
most elaborate- training damp poo: 1
Every year there he's been a substhu 1.
passed them alirbelng merited by the '
the trsiners, assistants.- and; employee . ,
of the camp A year ago the addition
Aisle rowing-x committee and other
until they this year scc‘ommodste'the
The total value or the ‘ '
.utofioies Ferry Easily
it? not .
'- ner succeeded Saline 'ond held Chi», .
cago runiess for the rest ‘of the ”
game "
Vs'ug'lln was 111 trouble 01111113011111?
good fielding. especioll‘y by" Sdhlllte,
helped him 116611 the‘idorémgbwn
30111119». led is betting. _ _ '
double and single. "
\Efllfi, SATURDTW- olds and Dunn will be the rbattery
Sstufdsy 11191101111, the 'Bro'lid Rtv- (0‘1- Brood Rivers; while We‘ss" no»
on 1111 play the Saudi Eat“. in 11111111 sou Wrouwnr menu the
Solsti- Elinor» 11141111111sz be um? um dfing, 1.;- his sins noes.
ed for 11W take all, so both lupu-
ggers will do their utmost_ to present Game startssot 3 30 film'
We have purposely made up
a tobacco to apposite Bl , .
vigorous man whoa wants fix [.1 "
mfflavor and fragrance combinedmitll ‘
natural sweetness in The smoke .
or chew. This tobacco is
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