CHANGE OF PROFITS BY HIS HARVARD* WINS IN FIRST AND SECOND FAVORITE FOR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP NO INSINUATIONS, G. B. Martin Wins at Country BOSTONLAWNTENNIS WHICH BEGINS TO-MORROW AT SANDWICH Olub of Glen Ridge. AMERICAN HENLEY GREAT BRITAIN. SAYS R. C. WATSON O. It. Martin, who used to he a mem» .'» -l Malta Bout Club, Philadelphia. brlatllng ¡n no «>. articles has bssa If. Rl m -i.|. miklan-l. M in their In i little valle The fortuno of Um draw «ras amateurs writing is It. E on» r, Rl< hmon Co_1W 2» M S.13 ¦-¦'. tinually found openings oppo¬ the ami in. hole metlas ««n toi years and, m my opinion, shells- Won Malt* Player. goii g R >; »r !i-n - s» First fnur-oared by nents court I: ddi n i»-\ond the sand nay aiibind to Um alinorican cracha, m legitimate, in doing this writ- »Imons, City.... M H away perfectly time from their »' Miller, Rocka\.ay Hunt... ;»7 II «4 Boat Club. Philadelphia «how, Little gave evidence of being badly Ten American golfers in a tieid of nearlj on tin» fourth the tee shol is over .iiTiy Trarerg la la Um lop half, while nstours only take Whltn« Nai lu "¦»I 2 *t w. a, Et Bchoutag; stroke, H. i T;«k.- Jerome Travers, Brogan; to bottom .. business. W *V, Pell, Nassau M M 4 t'oxi; Ariel Rowing Club, Balti* practice, frequently gpoiling what 25", the ¡arenal erar known, v.-íh atari to- big )n". followed by a second np Oulmet snd Kvan.» aro In the n t ha osoond, t..! m...i-.«;..' .. ha-« .I Il more (how, Howard: 2. Skinner, I, WD- like córtela "kills" of easy lobs. groan on a plateau, with rough grass an! .*in is i haï little he gol E \. '.-.». i, R Ii say Hunt.. M 4 >..*. BMrrow in queel »>f tha Brltlah amateui half aluncrlcan final quita I however, believe son: stroke. Hlldehrand«. Titile, 7:8*44 lie and Touchard oft« >i crossed into each tin» right and heartbreaking bunhers «'mild it by writing. do, I) \. orlns, jr.. Nassau. i»2 7 M elght-osred ahells.Ws> championship over tha links of the Royal possible. But Oulnael and Evans that there .«.«¦ grounds for oomplainl il. s Rawllna. H est u »ter. M l»> H Interscholastic their to re- me X". .¦ is an ordinary allai bv Central serosa*. territory la attempts left ''. -iv on Fri- wiien a uses hts .» n- r. ,i i... Hr."':. "."i I M Philadelphia High; St. »'oil' S.-.inIwi«. h, ii,«tí in 01.f »und prominent golfer of SU S I'altimore luiii tiie bail. I'.oth were about Ogually lieorge'j» ClUb, I'ng- whl» h rather s»-i res for a tlon as .«n aid toward th« exploiting K. H. -r- in. m... .| . H4 West Philadelphia High; third, hiii'l. di «. and If this one 1, M -.¦?» \r i :. .I1C l!."i »7 «'ollege. Time, 7:10 1-.*.. In the number of times they acnt ami then cornel the tamo ¦ Maiden, morning; happons a magasine, City bv guilty KM Oakl ir.d . ;i7 io n First double s«-iills.Won \>«p»r net. Thsee men ¡ire as to) owe hut it la nc. tin m would pas.«- into the xemi-tln.il. hi?« tl «. ! the bail out of court and Into the more matter of ItiO yards, of Another golfei gave ofdnlon .-. n M...I-. Rumsen . MM'¦"¦> Boat «Tub «.bow, Walter L. Smith: stroke. Niles ana l>abney worked together like Jerome L>. Travers«, of Upper Montclair the Maiden of the old gutty days, to Kvans and Oulmet should find no Wats»,u liad shown «commendable .' i-:. Berner Naiiaau.h»» ^sIl John B. Kelley); second. Riverside Boat of Charta Mr. w l'. w »l ox, Kuollwood :»» .; M Cambridge, Mass. ibow. Pailitaa" a well oiled piece of machinery. There Franda Ouimtt, woo»tiand; with the advent of the rubber core th in to th«» sec¬ In tackling the situation at W. T. Canee Brooh.Ml U Rn Club, w. of ditficuliy paaalttg through, fearlessness Wlaner, stroke, Dlvlngstoni; third. Union Boat was none of that uncertainty as to what i-;vans, jr., Mcewater; Frederlcl i».- was moved nearer the sea. time. The »piestion was bound to "ht. Mm-» ii..:»i .1 «y» strok», «I ond round, but Travers hag far from ¦ this «>r W. i. Allant! MUh- '"lub, Boston (bow, 8. A. Sargent, tlit-v were to do that marked the game Herreshoff, of «'«arden »'ity; Arthur hunker whlc; come up for positiv.. action soemer Mlckeae, Riverside claimed a foul At present, the frightful . M il J. B. Ayer». of liclmont J simple problem in front of him. His s< it has been under conelâ« landa M of the local team, ami they had the range Ix-ckwood, Springs; Jienry useil to jruuid th»? an »n is sen rely us»,' later, K .H«r-nc» P||.lne Rock .lOH 1» M, and protested the, race. of l-'raser ol is Charles Palmer, one of the for a good many months. K. Kl»! Hill» !)7 7 of the court down to a nicety, Hearing Topp ng, (Ireeiiuirh, Hal»-, the (creen is still In commission opponent ¡.h. Fit 9h\ Sk»»k:e. Kdward S of Westbrook though W. II. Watla e, ¡r., Ara»4»ml.».. 02 .1 M> on shots down the Bide line». Knapp, There is a ridge» and fide bunker most remarkable of our veteran play- T. Haltuarol.M s i>»» froejuontl) Harold Weher, of Inverness. an»l C W Sandy C. Watklae, This morning there will be two singles to be avoided The seventh i» « in&tu- erf». He is now lifty-five years of age Club. i. Potter, National sdi M Infle,-, of the oneida c'onimunlty Club. Dunwoodie Country .1. H Alexander, '*u-ina Reck..IM i^ M and one doubles match, starting at 11 «if 4>i > arils, with bunker to BBtOh a poo anl not have the advantage of i if metí «ft in w. \ Beiden ITee Hun.lot M fli It is an improve«! course over that or did Pealalei the seeas«J rotas play o'clock, and at I ocio» k in the afternoon drive or an Indifferent approach. gam«? In youth, as be »i«- Mi» teurnaoMSl si tas p-inwoo-in» Country i: Da Planque, Richmond Co.. !04 II o-¿ which Walter J. Travis» pla>ed and wor playing Um tus the r-ni'c-r r^t arl «romps- W. .1. Ebrlch, IVheatley Hills...IM '» '.<: there v. ill be one singles and two doubles The flRlith. or llailes, 210 yarda Ion* Club, >«'»ter»1i»y. "a/on .;. the Brltlah amateur title in HOt Jt was wi:s nearer forty than thirty when h«» , off, H. Hart P. l*ii.lu:; in ta matches. has a Veritable mountain to drive over .«, with ». n ». and i. M Hesse) In class A. B. Hat heiler. Westehester.. f» .¦» "AI In the open championship there that Kam« first handled a club, a. ni. 4 The summaries follow; »»me that ami the ipgt la easv u. wie. ton, Vountakah.''7 M year that the professionals worked al beyond ;i H. H .nu. Hull- «rood.n»l 'M 7 f-lnule». at the ninth B good tee phot U BOTon rsan ago he reached th*« final B* ..ii.i round, M-«- teurnanient, '..«.« A)- W. a. i ircdale.lui il !.. kln»ls of havoc with the eoUfM leeords Again i \\ N. w M«», Crl kel ut», »i» »ailed for. the Hart i-at .- ;:. Alken, si I M. floodl ..HÍ II laesgweed J M. the climax with ¿i round of hampi'innhlp, being » h II -...¦ il i»»t f»ati>i» Quauve F. Touchard, \\ »at Bid« Ta>i»>r capping »4: M OoM nlth 100 On Pa- in w.cd Journey Here Is 1» i -... «; i' B «" its« up ami Î il. t:.n-.|. n .1"« h» f»»; - \ s. Dsbnar. 67 in th« last round. It wa» then thai hoaffii John Ball. For some yoan 7. T Miller II. Pell, t'Itj Longw«Md by ... i'rlrk»« «'1 it. defeated Pian Mat>»v, \V<»t and down dali travelling to bi ,. i M. n. ([.nuil. i. Hunt .110 M ''T the link» mak« uphill his \ -. Hue I« i,ma 'lui« .; a C 4, 6 I underwent ehangaa which Evans after tbia Um Quality of golf ap- -, Y.irk. (lg U ;,7 t<- is ir »lone. The tenth, where Chnriee R .1 .:. A. Ht Elro Baltaarol .111 la us Desl It now one of th«- U-st ol golf th. I .."I.i Ulg d« Inn-, and tin: the Jr m.-t »» In i» iul I, Rli h -il ounty IM 17 us world, ¦¦ .' \- Nil*.» and Dstaaty, I^.n««».»-»! «"rickn Clob, of l'-u, has a crltlog étant to Um wn«riu**kMi that his «.....-t heal :. i ten, 5 up nn.i 4 to play: lu»; s ;.s platem .. defeat. I «hard ai Rsymead D. i.ittt». Tim length of ÜM Samlwich IXMITM 1« opon championship a. C TV« ¦* I ton, *t ap and E v. Hellman, Hell-, w t ii: 1 _¦ MB AMERICAN '. ' with trouble to the right, lefl an. in st had **o*m b) Latal autumn ha 1 «o \Y. A Mllligan heit '.'¦ A M .'.. 11 .nu II 101 match»* »inusual, heilig more than MOO yards. green day play; Levy, Oatur) i*ii««ao.i t*rteket luto a a Ihrea ami won t up «and i play. H >nu-rna:i. Heil>w»Kx1 ...... Ug |g |gg »nil |.«»t i MM The general hante ter of the land il beyond awoke l ha a giant refraahed II kiurke, Essex Ceuaty.121 13 holes the hem i 101 HENLEY undulating, erOMOd bf < halr.s of sand- of the remaining the championship of Inland fron ¦ rer* \ P, lllliM. Tani| Ico .IM M 114 considi i-i the fourteenth, or Boos Canal, at Scarsdale. W, l'ol'.iclc trwix 1 .... .133 go ||g hitTs. One of the tanportaa! i «ju^tsitcm is «rood clase Bold, and tfftt since ha» Sweepstakes 1:. i' i:...... Newton, I arsdale ,1M i_i at SHOWS FINE so named from a h »rialess looking watOl Spring Day Cornell TRAVERS this tee . -..- i the drive, though In r.-spect the is .¦¦>¦ .. « malntainsd hi» form. To-day he M i ik i- tej tXmea et ^r.l \y i ». on shot Shot IS not aa m.¡llalli M H Ole »> «as. j ii ii 11» to carried the second N i emití i i w i ieJohn :.. "out »»i str««ncr I gl he lias ever I eon In f «a! ; at FORM AT SANDWICH There it» elwajre aomethlai or other in it is a ii'iikr. aarron hole, with player A, »vit IS Medal Play Ardsley. MAY 23 tl to the rieht and left hlg CarOQI Moreover, he is wonderful 7''.. whiP» ir ihe « Itvlarl in th« An ITHACA, front of the lee at loudallih. so that bound! tOTJ « Inner .. :\ M land, with '¦¦ eitfhteen-holc BMdBl pliv handicap i end it ions th» hs la never beaten. m. two »u« the man who happens to top will hud Under fnvomMa grot like Travers, 7.:. IB ClaaatS gtoea attention over YALE Crew» Great Match in Four* » four ) Plays or i e i».» d lung drii re la t n. rs t" but he ih» link-, of the ArdvUy f'luh himself la difficult-.. Tiii.s aomethlai by "i,.tin win, aaauradly I yesterday. PRINCETON to somes Hilton oth« :- is high, so that tin. man Th»> sixteenth, M yards, has I green g »»nd AttHtfean If. K. Mci'.-uin, with V.I:;.T'J. was th.» Against generally will bava hard Bght, « \ tiie eorroBi ten bunhers. it e» ^t . W B Rlti h », v. I. roe i winner in the first class, while H. CORNELL ) Race and Scott. who gets an elevated trajectory in tee pol golforg must not he tit« gothor unpre¬ H. Q. formai E. i and an agen ¦ with i.l-;o-71, showed shui is neu. rally tale enough. both Illton Ray as It Is not l.\o to *-¦ VV. V Cooper, the way In Sandwich. IS. Jerome I« in view of the hun pared for a gurprlM h m the course. ffligl.S, May Long before Trawis left for the other plonahlp ganaraHy » second division. The scores follow: Observation train follow* of M
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