12 THE NEW YORK HERALD,, MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1922. AMATEUl8SCULLERS TO ROW FOR TITLE ON £iCHUYLKILL THIS 1QRNING ~ % contests as a member of a college crew Ito the only resident of this section to than any other oarsman. He made the ot>tain prominence as an athlete at the MAY STOP Lar son of Naval Academy varsity In hla first year, aoademy. His grandfather, of the same and Best a a TENDLER been Paulist A. C. Runner Wins King a most unusual accomplishment, and has ntttme, had for lontf time FOUR OARSMEN TO never missed a race since. missionary in China and settledmedicalin Stephen P. Barchet, the crack back thfc section after reaching an advanced Tivo Mile Race BOBBY BARRETT Naval Academy Athletes of the Naval Academy football team and agcv Barchet Is stronger and heavier Exciting was last and there Is every reason <$ shortstop of the nine, brought up thafl year < r on a farm within a few miles of the to eixpect a brilliant season for him In FOR far he 1922. STRIVE HONOR So Is known if Kaplan, Wtililniton Heights, second; /H. tlnguished athlete the Naval Academy Naval Academy. as n| Clinton Sullivan, When Dukln, Ninety-second Street, third: S. Veteran Expected to Be Named for has ever produced. The supreme athletic Hronx, fourth. Time. H 3-3 seconds.Pol.sietn. Lightweight 100 V V!!l> DASH honor won by the Naval Academy was Beaten, Finishes HANDICAP).Won hy Honors Athletic crew In RESORTS. Apparently\V. Net'.o'r, Ninety-a eonil Street t3 yards); Boxer and Very Excellent Highest by the victory of the the Olympics RESORTS^ Hoover and His Rivals I)o A. Ilothman, Ninety-second Street <3 yards), at Antwerp In 1920. It won a world's W ith a Sprint. second; W. Frankfort, Washington Heights Hitter. Association. In addition King was a (4 third. 10 seconds. Effective championship. Work 011 yards), Time, 4-." won a Very Little Displaying exceptionally line form and S80 VARI) WALK (HANDICAP).Won member of the crew which . at I*oughkiepsie last year C * using superior racing judgment, Clinton Uappaport, South Ilrooklyn tseratch);byIt. victory decisive oil 11 llll^ H. Warmhausky. Hronx (5 seconds), to Tub Sew Vosk Heiuid. and he Is captain of the crew this year. of Paulist A. C. won the Time, 3-3. ny CHARLKS P. MATHISON. Special Dispatch nights *vfc Sullivan the 3:M second. He earned a regular tackie position In ONK MILE RUN (ll.\.\I)ICAP)-\Vnn by H. Ankapoms, Md., Jun« i..Clyde YV. Mew his York two mile open A. A. L*. run in Moskoultx, Street (20 The most attractive bout of the week of stroke of the Olympic his flrs year at the academy ami In Ninety-second yards); King: Jowa, scored in a at the annual championship II. Polsteln. Ninety-second Street tseratch), will be staged In the Philadelphia of the crew this year second made nil the points style sensationalsecond; P. Hronx third; champions, captain two STAR H. A. Athletic Schcer, (60 yards), Park and tackle on the eleven for four game agalrtst the Army by kicking FAVORITE! games of the Y. M. K. Mendolonltz, Washington Heights (01) League Baseball to-nightNational from Bp*"'DL'Ll"Til at Macomfts Dam Park yards), fourth. Time, 4:31 2-,". Is the leading: candidate this year Held goals placement. JsMgue be Lew Tendler. seasons, ilacler The contestants will Side cinder ISO YARD RUN FOll JUNIORS (SCRATCH) for the hiirheat athletic honor at the Should King he awarded the sword, as The West pathyesterday. Mount M. who Is Larson will undoubtedly appeared to be hopelessly beaten .Won by H. Nlney, Vernon; ronnNylvania'3 favorite lightweight, Naval Academy, th£ sword presented by probable, atianal Park. performerSohwartztnnn, Ninety-second Street, to Leonard In to the h;t\u his name engraved on the until 100 from the finish, where I la niatcned fight Benny the Navy Athletic Association r Contest Will Be Decided Over yards I. Goldstein, Ninety-second Street,second; as the midshipman who he en me along with a wonderful sprint, third; H Rrier, South Brooklyn, fourth. this vicinity July 20, and Bobby best athlete o£ the year. trophy cup Thompson Oriental' Limited daily from which carried hint to th» tape five yards Time, 2:20 2-". only serious competitor is has done the most to promote athletics and a who recently leaped lntca King's ago, via Burlington Route. Course of One Mile ahead of Harvey Lfitchensteln of the 220 YARD RUN (HANDICAP).Won by R rett, youth Bar! Emory E. I^arson. cnptaln and center y his personal work and example; This Sober. Bronx (0 yards) S. Ebersteln. the by reason of knocking out lacrosse team Is the second honor In athletics at the t Northern Railway to a Brooklyn A. A., the second man. Ninety second Street (8 yards), second: P. limelight of the football team and Quarter. John Costello of the Pauilst A. C., Eanhrlnk. Ninety-second Street til yards), a number of opponents. man. Larson would liprdly be academy. andteharming citiesGlaParkof who started from the seventy-five yard third; Jack l.ov.v. Ninety-second Street Inches; for the his sculling event to-morrow, l.oth of passed scratch), with a Jump of feet ure of Tendler. This is a dangerous Tlaciuna, Portland, In the early part of the race, M. Posner, Ninety-second Street (3 Inches), for, although the unfavorable rowing effort second; method of 'comparison, as Gold Is f \ COUV Alaska and California, challenged him. He was so tired from with a Jump of S feet 4 Inches, For free books and infor- Victoria,Vaner, conditions which caused a M Goldberg, Mount Vernon (scratch), with to hit than Tendler, and much AFTER motion, call, writ* or phone his efforts that ho mucheasierEIGHTY-FIVE I Elks Baseball offat GlacierParkwhere it's of the early pocemaklng a jump of 3 feet .2 Inches, third: Kaufman hurt. In addition, Barrett Stop contest yesterdaypostponementhad! and Sullivan and with more easily M. M. iv.r f?nnf /iruf Clnminrtnhla lost ground rapidly, Gelst. Ninety-second Street (scratch), man to reach on the HUBBERT Altvt given away to bright sunshine and ho were fourth. Is not a difficult Championship General Eastern r>- Litchensteln left him as if a Jump of 3 feet 3 Inches, _ waters of the lnd a little ONE MIRK WALK (HANDICAP) FOR Jaw, and Tendler has a punch which in Passenger Agent "'8 nnodern hotels.rustic chalet placid to-day, none standing still. Sullivan Harry Leonard's. TITLE A. A U. ATHLETES.Won by effectiveness is second only to DISTRICT GOLF spent more tfran an hour on more speed in reserve than I-Jtchen- 30 seconds; Joseph THE baseball team of the Staten 280 Broadway Tel.Worth 0410 CSUT1J>s. Make your plans now. challengers him the coveted La boil, unattached, If Barrett can drop Tendler for the No. the river. stein, and It earned Asronson. Pastime A. C. (40 yards), the Island Lodge, 841, first F. Fekoto, Pastime A. C. (2." full count it will be proof that the of the All were out In the forenoon for prize. A.secondC. for the championship captured I.abou, a one time Metropolitan third M. Oreenberg. Pastime seconds), is a real contender newcomer Elks Interstate League for the LotoerRatesVia brief spins, but Hilton Belyea. the Harry (32 seconds), fourth. Time. 7:18 3-". honors. Mot' Round Starts A. A. U. Junior champion pedestrian, \. A. U. ATHLETES lightweight Qualifying; consecutive year yesterdaysecondat Canadian champion, was the only one one TWO MTLE RUN FOR event in this vicinity seored an Impressive victory in- the (HANDICAP).Won hv Clinton Sullivan, Au interesting Over the Dexter Park, defeating the Bronx 1 RK to row over the mile and a of I'ancho Villa RAILWAY! quarter liule open A. A. U. walk. His victory Pnidlvt A C. (130 yards) : Ilervoy I.lchten will be the^appearance Wednesday Lodge, No. 841. In the fir.al game of course more than once. Walter Hoover track at Travers Island Rrooklyn A. A. (100 yards), second; the and bantam chain- series to WOO SeeAmericaFirst over the muddy toin, Filipino flyweight the by the score of 9 6. GREAT C. '73 ynrds). Course. of holder of the helped him, for he John Costello, Paull>t A. in a bout with Abe Goldstein at C. C. Lakewood Eight thousand members witnessed Duluth, national Saturday evidently Cain. Mohawk A. C. (173 plon, the third; John the Oakland A. A. open air arena in contest. I early pacemakers D;33 the Schwab, the Bronx title; Paul'V. Coatelio and W.scullingE. quickly joined yards), fourth Time. l'Jfi and won by forty vnrds. ;'t TTIV("f i*j nnui «vn,v... Jersey City. Villa, who weighs but pitcher, retired in the fifth inning Garrett Gtfmore. the local entries, a put of Island. New of the Street V.'on by I,.- Frankel, Bronx. with is said those who have seen when hit a ball. Long .Knglnnd. were satisfied after a Athletes Ninety-second Samuel, Routh pounds, by Eighty-five golfers are eager to wear by batted single leisurely Ftranch won the Y. M. H. A. team prize, -11 foot 7 Inchoa; Staten Island 9 14 yaitn pash for juniors (Scratch Inch**, fourth. puncher. Lodge J. Through New England's Scenic Wonderland. by the oarsmen quietly around the .Won by H. Wechsler, WUllam;d>iirg; W. with a put of ,?ft '-of 4H ties when he faces Goldstein. So quail!many have been paired for the thirty-six hole Bronx Lodge 6 10 3 Wyandotte Hotels Route Book & Map on application. 1180 B'way, boat clubs or in automobile drives foreign champions have come to grief qualifying round, which will be played Batteries.Roemer and Zittel; Overlooking Oreat South Bay. N. Y.. or Hotel Elton. Waterbury. Conn. Fairmount Park. re- here that boxing patrons are skeptlca: scnwao, ucif ana Perry. GOLF, TENNIS. FINE ROADS. through Early at the Lakewood Country Club, Lake- I Mclaughlin, | Rooms en suite overlooking water. Connecticut. tiremeht was the order to-nipht, the until furnished with proof In the ring. V J Special arrangements May and June. Women Miss and Mrs. telegram regarding the wooct, i\. j., next weanesaoy. a 60 miles from New York. race fo/thre (2.000 trophy held by Jaok 15,000 Men and Cummings The following Frank Rhanlev, Lakewood; Kills of Young I" isner 01 spuciuc of the competitors are now atnumberthe Jr., Send for road map and booklet. Kelly being scheduled for 11 A. M. prowess Adams, Essex County 10 0." Phones Qn llnerl I I Owner Meet Barlow Enter Eastern has been received here: New Jersey resort for practice. X'nl Fulkerson, Jr., ReUecIa re; 21-60 to-morrow. in German Olympia "Young Fisher, Syracuse crack mid- Warren K. Wood, Felhani 10:10 Li I I ManagumentWestchester. Hotel"" Hoover is a favorite over' The list contains the names of a H. R. K W. (jBlipOrij "ElyConrt slight rileweight who has scored victories over lllnghani, Piping Rock; Connecticut Castello. Does 85 at Mike Mc of the district's foremost players. Nash, Rockaway Hunt 10:15 Greenwich, Gymnasts to Outnumber Rest Miss Collett Champion Johnny Wilson, number C. W. O'Connor, Kssex County; H. L. On a hign ridge overlooking L play together Nassau 10:-!0 Hampshire. from June 24 to July 2. Many of the Country the limit. the qualifying round. BRIARCLIFF MANOR.NY Rumania. was due to the fact that several entries Darcy managed to stay The E. L. Kihdenburg, Englewood: F. T. Glen Covet, Oyster and entries are from Austria, also that some bout is with Byron field lacks a number of strong Knepper, Princeton 10-4" Bay Spain, Po- were received late and Fisher's next but A. Polnsette, N. Y. CaechogloyaWa, .Switzerland, cannot compete. Mrs. at Columbus, Ohio, June 26. Fisher's metropolitan players, a sufficient Newspaper; Jasper Greenwich Centers. land. Upper Silesia and Danzig. Austria of the players ney Dowi number of the low handicap men have Lynch, Lakewood 10:50 Big decided at the hns issued a chal- New York. alon" is sending at least 400 contestants. Dorothy Campbell Hurd manager, Joe Xetro, entered to make the competition keen. r>onald O. Herring. Princeton; G. L. last minute that she could not come and to Johnny Wilson for Forman, Rrooklawn ...., 10-55 While the Olympics themselves are lenge Champion The thirty-two players who return the Dr. M. Dr. N. E. The The centers are Carpenter, Oakland; Balsams yachting flll'ng up. was to Mrs. men of MOUNTAIN BREEZE LODGE. Beacon. her place In the list Riven a title bout here. Docal li-U'Mt crrnuu oortsao in si, in non The fortunate commuters who own confined to the usual track and field N. Y., near Mt. Beacon Large, airy F. Jj, Dubois of Raltusrol, who had been are willing to back him It. Ft. N. V. F. ferries are running them to »rd events and other features on the prominence tound will continue at match play, the Polnscttc, Newspaper; roomi; moilern lmprovementa; hoqie Dixville N. H. pr'vate the world additional overlooked in the pairings. against the champion." Jirst and second I. Hamm, St. Albans 11:05 Convenient to amusements, tuclicooking;as Notch, from their country homes and the titv of Olympics, Mrs. C. R. Dullea the round of match play Frank llarton, I.akewood; Harold near churches of been for this year,program Mrs. Dubois, with The facts do not dovetail with for dancing, movies, &c.; also Seven Miles from Canadian Border Those yachts, usually fast, reach the events have arranged of K"v Hills, will he the first pair to Ret Fisher did not being scheduled Thursday. St'dner. Inwood 31*10 all kinds, and trains and boats; pure spring hence the addition, "auxiliary games," above claims. Voung Jesse Rweetser of because J. I.. Brown, Hudson River; Stewart mountain water. For write Mrs. The peer of White Mountain Resorts. A city each morning from harbors on awav a' :t A. M. Miss Edith Cummlnps, defeat Wilson. On the contrary Siwanoy, particulars from the Hudson and to the title. made of his recent fine golf. in which he has M. Hirschburg. Powelton 11:15 KELLEHER, or telephone Beacon 189. Opens fireproof hotel unequaled for picturesque up P.iver th.Sound, entering from Westbrook. was «on a twelve round decision over James T. Smith. Peal; P. C. Pointer, Juno 15. Also 8 room furnished cottage to location.among majestic hills and from New resorts. The gymnasts comprise the largest got WllI twice been under 70 on a course of the Jersey to-day. in Boston in 1919. Ftsner was Upper Montclair 11 "10 rent for tlie season. lakes of scenic New Hampshire.beautiful section "of the contestants, ellRlbleFisher championship length, is one of the F. K. Wee Samuel Glen Cove Is always a busy place prospective Another entry that was added waa defeated McTigue In a twelve round Holland. Burn; 18-hole golf links. Fishing andExcellent with and the entries numbering 2,024, of whom of by favorites.Allison. St. Albans 11:25 Aiianuc w»*. all outdoor and Indoor amusements. yachtsmen, among the yachts be that of Mrs. Ronald H. Barlow bout to a decision at the Pioneer T. W. Harmer, tlreenwlch: Robert L,. clientele. Cusine and service making this a home port are former 462 women. The pentathlon will of the stars of that Kxcloslve one Club last winter. Frank Ilyer a Favorite, Smith. Duchess .... 11:20 Attractive rates. June contested hy while 1.T80, ofPhiladelphia. Sportinir I Weekly. Amor. Plan. Open unsurpassed. Commodore George F. Baker. Jr.'*, 1,295, Mrs. MarRaret Esehwepe district.Mike O'Dowd was foolish enough to Frank Richard .ounsberry. Sleepy Hollow; $3.50 up Daily. Special to October. Also are entered In th>- light- of the Little Viking, In which he comes to tovm women, Including'80 was also added to the list. alonR meet Fisher in Syracuse last August, Dyer t'pper Montclair, l.eonard Beard, Oakland 11:25 is EnRlewood New a each and his new weight field events. The marathon others who were late in excellent Jersey champion. Is favorite. nay. cruising sloop Four with fourteen and. as Fisher, who Is an Armour of Ventura," which he had built b\ Iter- expected to bring out 500 runners. their names in to the secretary. can wrestler, was Tommy Garden Hotel pettinp as catch catch who has been a In City reshoff. Ventura is an ideal cruiser, hundred will ride in the bicycle racing are of work quiteWestchester-Biltmore,figure 212 are The Philadelphia players to do nil kinds rough permittedinternational and Commodore Baker has already events, and of these entries over the news that one of their of three golf, having played well SouthIROQUOISCarolina ave., f>0 yards from Garden City, Long'Island, N. Y. to disappointedhe got the decision. Therefore, on both sides of the Atlantic, is entered. made a trip to Chesapeake Bay for some listed for the race from Hamburg leaders. Mrs. C. H. Ynnderbeek, who won claims of victories for Fisher, but one ; convenient to all attractions.Boardwalk OPEN ALL THE YEAR, Berlin. last season, will not Although his showing in recent events r.no. Strictly modern. Elevator. Capacity ill A MM INI rn fishing. the championship 'i Is substantiated. in the district has Rear Commodore Astor's The wrestling and boxiug events have on account of Illness. With Mrs. metropolitan been AUTOS.BODIES.TIRKS.TUBES. RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS Vincent total of play disappointing, believe that KIGHTKKN HOLK GOLF Nourmahal anchors ofT the club station attracted the surprisingly hlgn Hurd out this means the loss of two stars,! . many Barge, beautifully appointed solarium. COURSE. and will be a factor at Lakewood.ArmourAUTOMOBILES PRICED LOW Private baths. Cuisine and and is then on the opposite, side of the 075 entries, due largely to their for the Pennsylvania district. Singapore Supercargo patronage. Refined of the latter Mrs. Henry J. Topping, the new North and Considered, Lower Tr.an Others service unexcelled. Booklet. Same harbor from the newly purchased coun- incri asing popularity recentlyTn the practice rounds yesterday to Start Against Morvich Quality management as Elberon. NEW WAUMBEK South amateur will as Demonstration!* Examinations ownership try home, formerly the \V. Butler Dun- sport on the Continent. The lower <5. IT. Stetson of Philadelphia did an 88, Cincinnati, June 4..The entries of champion, play, Given; Invited; R. R. J.rnY. M. D. for swimming events Is Mrs. will Hamilton Kerr, A. L. Walker, Jr.. < Automobiles Traded. Hotel and can place. Henry D.-'Whlton's of BOO the number\ylth a 40 on the homeward Journey. two more thoroughbreds have been J. Cottages is .'I. N. Stearns, Jr., Warren K. Wood and T.tic to A l Cars Uuarantrei Penguin is in commission, ashouseboatarc* jomewhut disappointing and Irioxpit* i'aTiK- I' ox gtu. iirnuntl nnsii.v in .U'oa eelved as competitors against Morvich Absolutely N. H. circles. of scored nr re1!Howard Maxwell, Jr., the new Dong "Everything Just as Represented." JEFFERSON, Harry Payne WTiltney's Wideawake. C. cable In sporting Fofty-two Olenna Collett of Providence and other fast ones in the $50,000 Island la the heart of the White Mountain* are women. n to win. along with Ken' champion. A player who deserves 3 to u Mcntus Credit tn«n.ci a A. Stone's Alert and Hendon Chubb'e these cptrles *5. She Is favorite tucky special race to be run at L,atonia mention is Frank UisireJ FISHING. GARAGE. Satallte. On the other hand, the tennis entry Miss Kdlth Cummlngs of Chicago, who Col. Matt J. Winn, general H. Hoyt of the En- No Notes! No Mortgage*! No Publicity! TENNIS. DANCING, June 24. gineers. not be as as FRANK F. SHl'TF, General Manager. At the home of the Hat of 1C0 men and 40 women is so will in the tournament this year of the Club. Hoyt may long in ih.s Lne o. ousm.ss i89j 8 West 40th Street. New York. Oyster Bay. port play manager Kentucky Jockey some of-the hard hitters when it comes S.nce N.J. Seawanhaka-Corlnthian Yacht are that an elimination tournnment Is from the Westbrook Club, which she are Among Many Others Wo Offer ATLANTIC CITY. Club, large announced to-night. They Singapore to the tee shots, but when it comes to j H. G. S. Noble's schooner Sew- necessary. One hundred and nineteen recently joined. She will be permitted both owned J. H. Cadillacs:.Towncars, l.liuouslnes, Virginia. and Supercargo, by head work Hoyt is as long as any of Sedans, Runabouts (fine Directly on. tivcOoeaRjftx».t arn t'rnaser a sioop .viouora. «. v. fencers will cross swords in three to compete In the fifty-four hole medal Rosseter of'Santa Rosa. Cal. Kntrlcs for Touring, J.nnilaulottes, | is the boys. . X variety) $250 to $3,300 AnAmericanPlanHotelofDistinctioiv Grove Springs schooner Sea Fox, now upham's classes of events, and 350 cracks round for the ohnmpionshlp. but it the race will close on June 12. Peerless Sedans, $750-$1.800; Renaults ] Pine different Ornntland Rice and Allah Polnsette CAPACITY eoo ... . I years old, hut still a fine old are due to match their ability at that she will not be eligible to Touring (Fast ''-tO-lfO''), $1,050; Chassis,$250 . twentyseven New Yorkunderstood will be there to represent the Pierces On the shore of Lake Spofford, N. H. » cruiser, and John F. Baudnuine's As was expected, the golf entries play in the team matches for (".'tV'-' yg" ( Landaulettes and 1.1m- shooting. Porter Killed men. This class of workers has oust nes, $4,">o-$ ,H(Ki; oarage^ Golf, tennis, tlshlng, motoring, boating, All of fhese yachts followed the j.-- in a- nrmurisimr onlv 21 men and 4 against Philadelphia and Boston. Sterling newspaper Owcn-Magnetlc Mlramar. taken up golf with considerable Lnndaulctte$4"i0 Hotter Hotel " June 20. alx meter racing: craft -over the course women. in Toledo Auto Race energy "A Moderate Kate Open Unpretentious, danolng. recently. Limousines, $4.">h-f1 ,800: Owen-Magnetic wholesome. Itates In keeping with the on their Initial race. Owing to the nature of the program for Maiden Voyage Toi-kpo, June 4..Sterling Porter, Oswald Landaulette $4.">0 attractive, has been to Ready was killed here Klrkby, former champion, Locomobile ("48") Sedan (very swell) J],400 times. The Indian Harbor Yacht .Club at not much attention paid Newport News. Vs., June 4..The race driver, Detroitwill not Htart. Jerome D. Oldsmoblle Greenwich went In commission on but provision has been when his machine crashed through Travers, ("21") Sedan, $0."0; "20" BRADBURY F. team competition, pleasure yacht Dolphin, first craft of todayWilliam Reekie and D. E. are Chandler, $800; "20" LarchmontDispatch CUSHING, Manager. with the usual ceremonies, football, and hockey. a fence at the Fort Miami track Sawyer Day Memorialmade for rugby her kind ever built at the plant of the others who will be as will 1'algu $11.",0 WELLSBORO John had some the afternoon and a are listed for the football, an race. Porter np missed, Rulck Touring (11)20), "20" Nasli KENTUCKY AVENUE NEAR BEACH racing in Seven clubs Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry automobile during who Is in $7.",0; OorniT open *urroundinga: centre of ail Pennsylvania. dinner and dance In six entries and two the car Arvderaon, England. Sedan. $1,000; "21" Reo Coupe $1,00; Dodge ("20") SUMMER CAMPS. H. Bowes*s schooner Baghera. WalterJ. A. Robert K. Harlow, N. Y. (like ueu) Becker's Carll Tucker's Letter Men apparatus.'Snooks' Dowd for Albany. F. X. Newspaper.; $1)0(1Limousine Caiurpaiied for hcaltbfal UhI Mi Few .. Standard, Varsity The yacht was built for Cox & Sadller, Lakewood 3:30 Many other opportunities! Recreation. schooner Ohonkara, C. M. Brooks's but will Kansas City, June 4..The release of If. M. Forrest, Lakewood; W. B. Toild, Pine Tree Camp for Girls To Graduate at W. and J. New York architects, they Stevens. to the Princeton 8:40 BIG DROP IN TIRE PRICES HERE! /££?££ schooner Saona, Arthur T. Murray's to the real owner, the "Snooks" Dowd. an Inflelder, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, Philadelphia. Miss Blanche D. Price. 404 Nrw Yosk Hbiald. turn her over club of the Eastern League P. II. Smith, T'pper Montclalr; F. P. ABSOLUTELY to SAVING West School Lane. Philadelphia. Pa. power yacht Orlana II., Erwtn M. special Dispatch tn Tub name of whom is not known at this time, Albany Kimball, Lakewood 8:43 49% 91% ON Beery mentla is the year. power yacht Frances III., Jennings'sWashington, Pa., June when she reaches New York. It is was announced last night by the Robert H. Owaltney, Baltusrol; Ray Goodyears, Firestone*, Flsks. Carlisle*, B. Cook's power yacht lose this by of the local American Thompson, Westchester Blltmore 8T>0 Knights, Republics, Pennsylvania.*. Aliens, Lady Wlllard Jefferson will 4..VVashlngsndyear that the unknown owner plans to managementA. C. Lafayette*, Lees, Uergougtions, Goodrich**. num- rumored club. Dowd Is on his wayAsso1to Greason, Bclleclalre; Franklin Morgan Barney's power yachtKvelvn,graduation an exceptionally small surprise some one with her. she being elation H. Gates. Montclalr 8:0# Ford Sizas S4.75 S5.75 32x3 $4.25 A. W. two n $6.75; Shark, Stanley's power yacht ber of varsity letter men. Only no (rift Join the Albany team. I»avld H. McAlpln. '2d. Morris Co.; Elsana, Charles Will's Vesta. Charles E. football regulHrs will depart from the C. M Hall, Garden City 0 00 35x5 FIRSTS" FABRICS, $1.75 Hire's Kmwal. J. .T. White's cruisetta ranks at Commencement next M, L. Feary, Garden City: F. B. Other Slies at Low Prices. Charlotte F., John H. Hex's Avocet and college Morris County Rlehanlson,9 0.". Wednesday.Russell H. Stein of Nlles, ;rant Peacock, Olierry Valley; 36x6 38x7 Truck-"Fints" U.S. John T Pratt's fast po*'er yacht Tuna. O.. and Raymond R. Xeal of Wltigate, W. White, Nassau Gardner 9:10 and "Co Less than /? l*rice The Arrow class sloops In commission Ind. Both, However, were stars, the ROD AND GUN NEWS ! '. H. I'oualas. Apawamls: Frank H. Goodyear ds," are Gordon Raymond's Kippewa. O. J. been All-Amerlean tackle Moyt, Knttlneers fl'lf TUBES-THOUSANDS OF "FIRSTS" IN former having John N. Stearns, Jr., Piping Roek; A. Bradlsh's Jack o' Lantern and Mrs. one of the best guards the NK 0.STANDARD TIMK. Goodrich**, Lees, Ajaxes, United States, George Lauder. Jr.'s Skipper. and Nenl, HIGH TV ATE R TOR LOCAL ANOI.ERS It NK 5 TO JI L. Walker, Jr.. Rlrhmond County... 0:20 Flsks. [iients institution has had in years. Oovrrnorr Wlllcts N ew P. P. Armour. Westehester Blltmore: Sandy Hook Prtncesa Jam:r.lca Hay H. J. Greenwich IN ALL Basketball loses but one regular of Horseshoe liny (Cimars!") Island Point flaven Topping, 9:2.3 SIZES AT 85c TO .$3.00 Apart] >! i iTho V. William K. Walker of P.M. A.M. P.M. A.> p m. a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. C. Benton. Hudron River: Jesse A Rare Occasion to Stock Up! Records at Are last year's squad, Date. A.M. !» 5.03 4:01 4 45 7:28 8 4)0 7:1.4 7:45 Sweetie'-, Plwanoy 0:30 Traps Ps. The same holds true in Inn.- { 30 4 .18 3:44 4 :23 4:3 8 58 8 34 8 43 Gtnntland Blre. Rnalewnnd Sumnsr AUTO BODIES BARGAIN PRICES Homestead. 4 43 .117 .1:2 3 5 57 5:10 5:42 8:30 SHED who June (1 4:38 8:13 0 0:30 0:52 0:15 0:37 FURN! Accepted by the A. T. A. tennis, William H. Alexander, .1 8:03 .1 30 8:08 8 1 0 11:18 6-nt» 35 Hollander. Rlwanoy D'SB Fitting Cadillacs, Locomobiles, Packard*. Juno 7 34 1 7:37 7:03 7:26 10:27 10:41 10:12 10:26 Howard W. Maxwell, Jr., Nassnu; Pleri-es, Rolls, National, Simplex. Reos. ptc.. Recognition of a world'* record for In Washington, alone, of the entire Juno 8 038 8:53 0 31 8'37 7 :1 11 4)2 11:12 In receive hisresides 7:10 7:40 7:21 7:45 8 (1H 8.25 7:54 8 14 11 17 11:27 Richard Hal*ht. Lido 0 40 Limousines, Laudaulettes, Coupes, Sedans, export marksmanship established hy K. squad, being scheduled to Juno 0 . F. W. Dyer, Upper Montelalr: F. F. Touring. Nice assortment UNFUR1WISHED next week. Track end of the breakwater. The F. Woodward. Houston. Tex.. and Frank bachelor's degree at Former Day*. of the outer Turrcll, Morris County !):4"i Jandorf Autoirobile Co. 3. each of whom loses four varsity regulars.Byron U. WonkfUhlns Itlp Rnps Is another spot that attract* Alfred 8 Oourne. Harden City; 8. J. Hughe*. Mobrldgo, P.. It In not so many year* slnee Jamaica Ray but It I* a great for Greenwich AUTO DEPARTMENT AT OFFICES. broke 90 out of 100 targets, thrown In, Covalt of Wllkinsbtirg. Pa., and Donald ttround* attention, place Graham, 0:50 both ono of tho ttrontost weakftalilng tllva, the seaweed that travela along with J. E. Hale, Upper Montelalr; Hamilton 1739 near 56th St. pairs, at the recent Mississippi State B. Slough of Htruthers, O., sprint- on tlio Atlantic const and the catclioa that the tide and which the guides call cabbage. Kerr, Garden City 1-r.j Tire Broadway, nmmn I's at Canarale were Dept., 222-224 W. "2d Ht., Cor. R'way. . trapshootlng tournament, was announced or*: tiarenre >. itutg.x qi unod to oomo Into. R»cy< < tut In the deep water off Bergen Beach Is John M. Ward, Garden City: Dean C. American Pa.. vaultor; and George W. tho wonder of the fishing world. In good another spot and this la the favorite place TV ul. Ireenw-leh If 1W Crcle 7476 m 1899 officially to-day hy the polo .-nation. uncommon to sec guide Telephones, -jEst. Association. The former record Lucas of Orecnsburg. distance runner. seasons It waa not of Happy Lewis. The Yanken Channel used Trapshooting nftor golds oomo In with Ills party and dump to produce great big weakflsh and no doubt r was 96. anywhere front fifty to one hundred and will again. Barren laland Drain no longer ROD AND fifty woakfleh on tho float. Boegel kept a attracts the guides for It was filled In up GUN. ROD AND GUN. excellent Six Meter Yacht Nauawa roooril ono season and the catch ran away on the marsh and the hlg flah do not Belmont Park Entries. up Into the thousands. there now. Three other spots that oneremain Beats the Arrow Kippewa a aeaaon fof 5 A. M..Bass, Blackfish.5 AM. First Rare.Helling. olds and There line not heen real good often henrs of are the Cellars, Irlah Creek three-year to Tm: Nrw YORK Mesa! n. many yeara and the presence of the oil and Blch'a Point'. EDWARD VOM H0FE &. Rayslde Dock, six snd a half main specie! Dinpnfrh C0. U/UITDV lished and upward; furlongs, the turn blamed for a head Hay, day course: Greenwich. Conn., June 4..The burning ships In hay These are only few of the many fl I I I every ShocpsMejcc. Mr: two aeaaona. Mon. F. HAMMER Wt. hv 'ho poor fishing of tho laat places of Jamaica Bay for noneweakflahlnghave Capt Index. 17't.[Index. Nauawa, u si* meter boat, owned Now that tho oil burner* are irone and the been mentioned Inside the trestle work. .124 A. of Oold. ..1071 . Rellsolar 109 Fishing Tackle Kcpilppeil jot) Horsepower OP Engine. W. J. which la one of the trial la bnok to normal attain there la no Bend at (loose Creek Is a favorite Exclusively 327 Hlue brush.. 102! 20.7 'Daydiia ion Wayte. bay The spot Salesrooms and factory tinder one root. rCtnnT U»iatly 8 A. M.. Pun. 7 A. M. unfurnisfled heats for the International races reaaon «by we should not get a real old for those who fish from (loose Creek and 02 Fulton Street. New Tork 314' Doughnut ..102 (2f.0v I,d. Brighton 122 season It Lrrlln I 8r, Rn«* and Rlaekflsh. Master Ifd.lOCV SOS the Kritish and American 4»lx fashioned weakfleli this year. the Haunt fishermen generally head for the fal i VII I & Freddie Wrege 814* Hahi 112 betweensfarie off right with tlio amall school fish Shell Capts.JFred . Trlhune 11.71 . Man...112 was naaln the Heap. Squaw meters In .September, hlttna gingerly In tlie well known channels The weakflsh are here now and tlie AVI) RLAIKFISH. 814 Leoulisres II.110| <346» Recuse Me...11.1 In the races the Steamer John PLENTY MM HASS are winner to-day between and this la a much healthier *l«tn than to aav that there are hlg schools of thembaymen Gully ments to r< 381 fhewlnk 1021 338 Simplicity ...100 class bcftifs off fellows nt first. leavee for Flatting Ranks from apartsnt Allan six meter nnd Arrow have the big appear In the hn.v. A few warm days will bring Battery dally 290 Mambl ...... 112! 200 St. 117, I"' the first water to exe. Monday, A A. M. Rait and taeklo on . Vacht Club, niK Channel usually the the proper temperature for Orcua .., II2| Montalvo ,...112 the Indian Harhor board. Radios aecotnmodated. Slr.GiramaD'il^.i%AM tdar' fleet of hoots and then 84« "Cryat. Ford 1171 330* *Kt. Heather. 110 the finish line by a good margin of Iho anchoringspawning and Just as soon as the fish are ^ cross:ngmany of them drift down to Paine spanned otlt ttley will go on a rampage RI.AI KFI^a.HVSTER !»\Y.FLOI NDKR*. vertised ev in JS7'CHadls'tor 114: of the on Arrow class SKA BASS AND HI.A(°KK|s||. Pk ahead Kippewa. I.ast year the fishing in Knlee Channel.In a hunt for food. It la then that the hook P Hudson New Rochelle, aderyday Second Race-Steeplechase; selling; boat belonging to Gordon Raymond. and in flic and Iditle Klshklll Channel mid line f'shrrrnen will have their Innlm.-n i m n n i fmtI ,,a">n M s,,n-fiINUULtNvpahofinn :n"> ur,2R "« » and upward; about two miles; herniise these were Capt. ,r. MARTIN OCai ( FRANK HAUMANN. fourrear-old*The summary imt poor rliannela channelsLaat year and the year before the wenk- " IgGUII ,pl ndex. Wt.l Index Wt. I with anchored boats The down the (treat *-F V F I V M r,A'|Jf A.M. Run. Ti A.M. > filled Cinders, flailing In Smith Hay waa *- ' " Real . the istate »«. I col- 130 HTART 12:30 P. M. ''apt. J. Alnofli .i L...A 323' 'Sweet Kiss 329 New Haven.. 137 the Cnti'p, the Pumpkin Patch, Black Wall nothing abort of wonderful. (!uy Davla and J. Martin's Pier, NUGENT. 32.1' K. Marfan... 133' Pyosset 140 xaiiaws. W J Wayte, six meter.... t itltt lR ate -.11 familiar names to tlie .Inntalcn liny Pill Mareley name In day after to SlteepsheHtl Bay. OCIIIQUQ 333 R'al Greens.. 1301 329 Ilr ie .4 44 day Ratty- Ragle. Kipper a, Gordon Raymond, Arrow. :10 wenk fisherman^ and all of these grounds Inn with '-ountleaa nunthera of theae flab I'l.KNTV Third Mae.>.Tlie Damsel: conditions; f Jai It o' Lantern. George W. Rradlsli liniv yielded great quantities of wenkfiah. and the flailing remained until well DnonC OF FISH. 10 good HIISnLl"lVM " 20,11 S' Creek. J,l 10 A. M. umns of 1rhe New three-year-olds: mile; Arrow 1:10 .Ion Stutbniim has a stprrlnl spot tliat ha along. There la every reaaon to believe ihat uuu' Coney ADMIRAL Wt 11Jles; twice dally A A.M., 2 P.M., x Cant. Churls Index Wt..Index. J The Indian Horhor one design boats fishes with regularity nnd It has beep til- tveakflahlnc In the South Ray will be aa A. M. only. Kowhnati to hire. Holidays Sunday 7 30 A. M.Uwhfhlp 342" K s F»nry..lno 12« Md. Relle ...10«! named l.ticliy fr-'pot." ft 1< off to the left good aa ever thla yur. Fred, formerly <342) Kmotlon 11HI 342 IWs Wax ...11.1 will probably begin their weekly races of Wteepleehaae Pier. Tel. Coney Island turoiri 1if H v n ptm Irish f'fettl. 1001 34.7 R. Primrose .100 next Saturday. AWICHII.M ,1 mu M \'.I, 1 w i rv a 1 v raid. All Fourth Race.The llsyslde Handicap: The new ladles' lounge on the front MMlflKI YM>V»- Slv paln-ad May «ialiy 10 A and mllo and a wan for the first DBiillnl.'Ww", gt,n. a A. M. Cap' H Ilfgby. upward, furlong:threeyear-oldsveranda opened to-day * Index. Wt.flndbx. Wt. wicker tabled SHAMROCK pl ' 1'T.AOK. leave* Canard* rtnllv 7 A. M. time, with furnishings, Dltano 13t' Bxtermlnatorl.13! 83.7 R« Ftank.... 10" C«Pt. O. WH1TB localities. <302> Ml. MrL lln.102 (343) RersaglUre ION and flower boxed about the Inokuhire. DACC D II ,rnvr» m Hlierpsliead Bay .lain R. " » Lur,u' A M TONY HINDV . Funferstee ..1 in! 347 Ruddy 11.7 evening. | C,fc.lT»^F»R.n 7 ,,1(| A. M. PUS ItAU. HEW RK w YO M THE HERALD RMther rat 11"' 8OT Vigil' 11.7 lin nriTV lv*.Ahye|».-rt*a«l Hay nnliy A. vi rr'ct Regent.117 710 Hosente II. lis n._l |»«|| leaves /SheepMirad Ilay dally ^LUIilll Pup.7 a M »'nnt. DnftMAN. The Kiss. .. M7 Banwood 111 s B2V ,112 Athletic Meet for Women. m°" a m - s,,n-7 a tr 847 Cyclops ...11.7 3.71' T'ravus 113 .ant Job I'al.-xr-M ARCMV DUCKNKIt. "An Excellent Medium k Renting Apartments" 1 140 Soldier U... |1.7| A track and Held meet for women uapuiuu v KENNELS. J I Weather raining; track muddy. will be held on Saturday afternoon, |\UUHDir\t.UI nunilir leaves Hudson I'nrk, Nov llo- at Brighton Beach. cjlr||(,i Tuea., Thurs., Sun., a KOU SALE.Plump. Iieallhy rabbit*, at all 1 »Flv* pounds spprentlca allowance claimed. June 17, A.M. Flounders. Bring bait. Capt. PEK88ON. time*. EDGAR ZELLEB. Mycritown, Pa. i

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