MAJOR TAYLOR WILL JUDGE ALL
: " BUT TERRIERS AND COLUES
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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1806. , ' i ". - 1
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-The Leading Expert on
Dogs Will' Pass on
the Merits of An'sto
craticCaninesin Port
land's -Bench Show
Major " Taylor, who will Judge " all
breeds but terriers and collies st the
:. bench show next week. Is one of the
.f oremoat judgea and dog men lajkmer
ica. and hie connection' with the Amer-
Iran lOnnnl rlnh, nH. ylinm r"'T th
local how will Be given." aateg fnmi
the time- of the organisation of the
. American Kennel club, which 'was In
' 11. The Brat meeting was-held Sep
tember 17k . 184 In purauance with a
." call of Major Taylor and Elliott Smith,
' and at the aeoond meeting Major Taylor
waa elected president .and aerved .. as
such during the years 184 and , list,
; and realgned In December l8i.
Major. Taylor has been actively eon-
bected-wlth dogdom sines that time and
baa Judged at all the large shows
--hroughout America,-both In the United
States end Canada.
Thla la not the- MaJor'a flrat visit to
Portland, aa ha vlalted the Portland
JCenhel. club'a annual ahow laat year,
after - judging at Vancouver, British
Columbia, and ha waa ao well liked at
Vancouver aa a Judge that he waa unan
imously choaen to Judge there again
-thla year,-which he did two weeka ago,
and hta work, as usual, was thoroughly
sattafactory to all exhibitors. .. -.
"Tlie.MaJoIa-aery-TTea.Trt-gTnngi-man
to 'meet "and exhibitors at the com-
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ACADEHY WINS A
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Lively Ytoungsters Trounce
len'e Nine and the Hill
- Military Lads.
Al.
BIG SCORE ROLLED UP :
IN BOTH CONTESTS
Academy Leads r in - Local - League,
u Having Won Six. Game and Los
ing' None Playert Bat, Hard and
Run Basea Like Team of Veterans.
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Major J. M. Taylor Noted American. Dog Expert, Who Will Judge All
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VICKERS WHITEWASHES THE
" Portland academy aeKated""nnrMtir-
taryyeateraiiy af ternobn. '.Jn-aJone-aldC
Ttame. Tortiana academ? nsv xng a
feated Allen this morning waa In Una
reuio and felt confident. The cadets
on the other hand were somewhat handl
caped by lack of practice, caused by. the
frequent ralne. of last week, which made
It practically Impossible to practice on
the' prof eestona.1 Held. Another draw
back waa the unavoidable absence of
their coach thla afternoon, which did
much toward. discouraging the team. and 1
they aoon laat heart and made many dis
astrous errors, ' .
f This game - place Portland academy
away In the lead. P. A. amply deserves
the pennant thla year. - Her team has
played six gamea 'ao- far and has won
them all by hard TjltUng"and- excellent
Intelligent team work.
POHTLJtND ACADEMY.
! AB. l II. rO. A. E.
T. Myers, as. , 6 4 3 6 1 1
McPheraon. If. ,' S 4 S 0 10
Houston. 3b 2 2 . J t 0
Clarke, rf. ...... ... 1 6 e
ReedLp, ,, , 0 10 i t 0
P. Myera. 2h. ....... 4.11:1:20
M. Myera. cf. ........ 4 1 0 0 0 0
Jones, lb.' '-, J i 10 0 2
Ulgging, er-r, . l 0 - i 0
ii aiDie
Just received from the factory, an assortment of the very'latest patterns in Library Tables
This display -tonsists-of :
a full line of highly fin- .
"ished "." ." ," '
Golden Oak
and
MahoganyTaWes
We - will place this con
signment on sale 'tomor
row, (Monday) morning
at- prices -ranging- from-
$8.50
to $75.00
Nowhere in the city will you find a more complete line at $uci unheard of prices.
SPECIAL-"
Made
in
Oregon" Week
Thia-U Made in i Oregon Week and we are going to celebrate it by offering you Special
r Prices on-our full line of -Upholstered! -Goods made-in Oregon. -- - . ' ' , ' ' '
: For further demonstration see our Window Display, " ,
H en r-y - J en n i n g-&-Sons
Totala ....45 19 14 27 IS t
HIUAIIUTART-ACADEMT.
AB. R.H. PO. A. E.
Hendricks, of 0 0, 0 01-
Seattla Twirler Was In - Fine
Forrriand rAHowed'Frisco
r " butThree Lonely Hits.
Champion Edgecote Peer, Frank E. Watkint Famous Priie Winner, En--r
" . tered at Portland Bench Show.
:rNj el - . .
t7
rJJ u
m v r
j
-Edgewood Queen, Dam of Champion
Edgecote Peer, OwneoTby Edward
Attridge of San Francisco. ;
Reldy" waa" Invincible In every Inning
jJbuUlhoUXh- J,q Jhta chajjterur
aale hits gave Portland rive runs and
the lead. Oakland quickly forged ahead
In the fifth and added two more In the
seventh and eighth. The score:
. PORTLAND.
ARR.IIPO.A.E.
........ & 0 1 0 0 0
6 0 0 S 2 1
e e-TTT e r 4 1 8 - - 0
4ir t it o
2 . 1 0
4 1 1
........ 4 12
10 0
e 0 0
2 0 1
Bush wood Boy, Owned by F. F.
-r, Plowden - of Tacoma Entered J in
Bench Show.- - ' .
tng show will And that he will be pleased
to anawer all questlone regarding the
mertte of the varloua dogs which he will
tudce and his advice will be valuable
to all who Ml!ijt4!diIjPiJj
OAKLAND'S TURN - TO WIN
IN MUO BATTLE
Toren Was Wild as a March Hare
and Lasted but Five Event
' ful Innings. ''
I Oakland 10,- Portland
Batteatee Reldy and Harkett. Toren,
Callff and McLean..' ;
Portland playera performed yestMay
s though they had never keen a base
ball In tlfir Uvea, and Oakland couldn't
help winning. Toren started the game
for the locals, but could not keep the
Commuters from scoring, so after four
runs were made off him In the fifth In
ning en two hits and two errors. Toren
waa sent to the bench. The vlnltors
playehevjoo with Toren, stealing banes
ff Kfwi with imptinltr.-rvereu.-T.
Harkett. Franrka and J. Harkett doing
MM trick la clever, fashion, Jorea didn't
Bamelt ClimaAV-Owned by JLM.
.Wilder, Entered in Coming Show.
pass-
seem tohnvejcontrol of the ball,
Ing five mea"to flrat
Lister had an off day at flrat. making
three "rank errors and these; with
Sweeney's mlscue and Toren'e wlldneaa
and one error, enabled, the Oaklanders
to pll p rune.
MoHale. cfr
Bweeney, sa.
Mitchell. If. i
McCredle. rf
Lister, lb. ...
McLean, c. ..
Moore. Jb. .,
lonahue, 2b.
Toren, p. ....
Callff, p. ....
Totals
12 -1
4 10
1-4-0
110
0 2 1
1 i 0
.......... .J5 5 t 17 1 5
OAKLAND.
- AB. R H. PO. A. E.
Van Haltren.cf. ..... 2 2 14 0,0
Kruger, rf 4 1
Smith. If.. S 1
Devereaux, lb. .......
T. Hackett, c. . . , 4
J. Hackett, lb. ......
Framtka, a. ......... 4
. .(Special DUpateta t Tbe 7oeraaL1 ". "
Seattle, Wash., May 18. Vlckera,waa
the whole show In today's game, hold
ing the Seals down to three widely scat
tered hits and a shutout. 1 Blankenshlp
hit like an Indian, making three lilts
and acorlng the locals' only run. The
core; : : - -....V.."..
Kane. 2b.
R. Hall. .
Blankenshlp. a
Heltmuller. If.
Walters, rf.
Strelolb.
BEATTLE.
TtB. W.. H. PO. A. K
. . o l a
... 4...0 0.6
Mott gb. . . . ,
c. Hgii, cf. ..
Vtcktrti
0-0
1 A
I I 7 8 1
0 1 1 0.0
0 12 0 1
oaao
o o o
o o 1 oo
o . o
Totals
Spencer,
Wheeler,
Hildebrand,
Irwin, so. .
Householder,
WlllUme, lb.- -v.
Gochnauer, as. ,
Wllnon, c
Hltt. p. ........
"Totals
. .27 1 7 27 12. I
fcAN FRANCISCO.
-AB. R II. PO.ArR
rf. ......... I -0-0 -.- -0
2b. 4 0 14 10
U.-TTrrrr 0-i-50
. 2 0 0 -2 0 0
rf. ..... I 0 1 l o o
Z -
0 40
2 0
4 0
10
"I 0
FoLherlngham,
Huggina, aa.
Houghton, 3b.-,
Htreit. p.
Taylor c
Merchant, lb,
Moore, rf. . .
yaves, 2b,
Tencnr
1 1, t ..ii ....liti.-4.-. r
If. ... 0 1 2 1 1
4.0: 0 4-.1-
-...-..1,11 0 - 2 11
0 - 1 - 1 1
... . . : . .a 0 0 2 2
:. si
1 24 11 12
BCORE Btf INNINGS. -.......
..4 3 0 0 4 5 0 1 1
J I 1 1 I ! ( I 14
.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1-
.1 1 0 0 0 0 it 1
P. A. .......
Hits . .....
H. M. A
Hits .......
- ' 8UMMART.
"- 8truck out By Reed, 7;"by'Sfrelt, S.
Bases on balls Off Strett, ; off Reed. 4.
Two-base hits Olarke ,-:'McPherson.
Three-base hit P. Myera. Home run
Jitrke. noirhle nlava IToimtnn In T.
Myera ;to Jones;- Reed to Houston; T. I 1
Myers 10 Jones, oioien nnsea tinuan
ton, Moore, T. Myera, McPheraon, Houn-ton,-M.-MyerrHugirtne
ir fnnnrii bails
Hlgglns 2, Taylor 6. Uft on baaca-
P. A. 8; H. M. A 7i-4J m plf e Rankin.
-Allaa's Are. Beat
Seattle:
Hltsi . .
San Francisco
Hits. .
... 25 0 I 24
SCORE BT INNINGS.
lltt 0 -l
1 0 0 0 1 1 1 T
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
00100100 13
.....3
BCMMARY
Two-base hit Kane. "Sacrlflcehlf a
Irwin. Householder. Stolen bnses Wil
liams -1, Wheeler. Rouble- play Mot t-
to Streltv to Blankenshlp. Kases on
bails Off Hltt, 2. Hit by pitched ball
Irwln.Struck out By Vlekers, 6; by
Hltt. 0- Wild pitch Hltt. Time of
game One hour and 30 minutes. L'ra-
plre KnelL . ' Z .
ACADEMIC TEAMS-TO HOLD
-Ctntlnned-from-Pa4Te-jren-.3-
f . A. "
Hlta
in -
scnooi wui unaouoteaiy nave tua ar-
eet representation, with Cotnmblaand
Hill a close second, while Allen s team
wlllconlstpf .several all-round men.
A gorgeous banner will be preaenUd
to the achool whose team wins the
greatest number of poJne In the meet.
team winning the relay race.
WUT-Bs Tliet ateafc
" This will be the first interscholaatle
championship track meet ever held In
the city ef Portland, and a great deal of
credit la due the managers of the.
league for the atep. they have taken
toward fostering and encouraging
among the boys this branch of athletics
which is one of the cleanest and most
wholesome jf all athletic games,
In a slow and uninteresting game yes
terday morning Portland academy de
feated "Allen's Preparatory School tn' the
Interecholaatlo league aerlea by the
score of 14 to JV The feature waa the
batting of ClafkeTdf the academyvThe
acore. , 7', "':
PORTLAKn ACADEMT.
i ARR.H.PO.A.E.
T. Myers, ss. ; .i 1 0 2 2 0
Mer'heraon,- p. ft 1 t-r 1 0
Houston, 3b. ........ 4 1 0 3 3 0
P. Clarke, rf. ....... 4 3 2 0 2 0
M. Myera, cf. XI 10 0
P. Myers. 2b - f - 3 0
Jones, lb .ri"l 0 10-1-1
Corbett, C .......... 4 1122
Weeelnger. 1
Totala . ..
173-174 FIRST STREET, CORNER YAMHILL,.
o(BS.
For AH
$3.00LoWz
Shoes
TANS AND BLACKS ALL WIDTHS AM) SIZES
......23 14
AUJCS'S-aCHOOL.
27;14 3
ArClarke. 2b'. .T
Morrow, 3b. ....
Parrlph. c.-5r-rvi.
Hal Barbur, as. .
Herb. Barbur, If.
Hunt, cf. -
Eubanka, lb.
Thomas, rf.
AB. R. H. PO. A. K,
4,-1 0 6 0 2
. 5 0 1 0 2 2
T -- .0 - 1
. 3 1 0 0 0 1
.41-10 1 1
a. oi a -oo
. 0 0 0 7 0 0
.300010
Thompson, -rf.-rini i r-1 0 0 0-0-0
Boaa, p. ..7.r.v.-r...rT-Xiio
Totala "... ........ -aJU 24 .10.-1
SCORE BT INNING8.
10 5
01
r.o 0 3 0 3 0 10-
.0 l.tt l 44-(l-
,.0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1-1-
iSUMMARTti
Markley,
2b. .. 6
4
Totals . ...33 10 10 27
, score: BT innings. . ,
Portland . .0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0. I
una . :v.. 10 4 10 11, i
Oakland .........0 2 2 0 4 0 1 1 010
.JL1 9X A.J.O 10
-r ' - sttmmart. ----
Struck out-rrBv Toren, 2r by dsllff, 1;
by Reldv. 2. Baaoe on balls Off To
ren, 6; off Callff, 2; off Reldy, 1. Two
base hits McLean, J. Hackett, Kruger,
McCredle. Double plays Sweeney to
Lister to Moore; Francks (unaaalated).
B-rlrtce - hits Kruger, . Donahue, j.
Hackett, T. Hackett. Stolen base J.
Hsckett, Francks, Devereaux. T. Hack
ett. Hit by pitched balls By Reldy, I ;
bv Callff, I. Passed ball T. Hackett.
Left on bases Portland, (; Oakland,
?. - Inning nliched By Toren,-. - Base
hits Off Toren. 4. Time of game One
hour and 46 minutes.., Umpire Per
rlne. '
r. at
O. - A. grammar I.airae.
. Won. lKt. P.C.
Mount Tabor, .' (
Brooklyn ........... 3
Ockley Orcen ........ 3
Hawthorne .......... 3
Clinton Kelly ...I
Highland 2
C1tch ,.,tn:n.in t
Williams Avenue .... 1
Ulnae I
' 0
-a'
-. 1000
low
1000
.- .70
.
, .40
.20
Y .-.!
.10
4
The following is- the order ef events:
100-yard dachJSO-yard run, 120-yard
high ' hurdles. 440-yard run; 220-yard
da sir, one mile run. 220-yard low hur
dles, ahotput, broad jump, discus, high
Jump, pole vault, half mile, .relay.
The orriclal: - -
Referee F. E. Watklns.
r Starter Jgck- King.
Judgea of Finish Captain Mublle, B.
Letter, F. Raley, O. M. Babbitt.
Field - Judgea George Gammle. W.
Murray, Lansing 'Stout, Roger Stnnott.
Clerk of Course Dr., Dammaach, aa-
aletant. N. C. Thorns.
Timers W. B. Fechhelmer, A. B. Mo
Alpin, H. li. Herd man. . , -.
inspectors Hsrrlgsn, Boyd, Bates.
Announcer John Cronan.
FRONT STREET MEN TO
MEETVQN-DIAMQND
On account of a dispute among some
of the merchants on Front street re
garding their ability in playing the na
tional game, two teams have bean or
ganised, and the.y will meet on the dia
mond on Memorial day. The teams will
be known as the Eaat Sides and Weat
Sldea. and will be captained by E. J.
Farrell and Howard Gaylord. respect
ively, f - : '' ------- '
ACADEMY LEAGUE.
played won loet pr. et
Portland Academy .. 0 l.00
Portland High . . a V- -l r.7
Columbia l'nlveralty.1 3 1 .too
If. V. Mil. Academy.. 4 ,0 4 .000
Allen's Prep School.. 10 4 .000
eata O. A. O.
(SperUI DtaiMtra te The Jrarraal.l .
Dallas Or.. May 1 Dallae college,
defeated Corvallls ir$ baseball thla aft
ernoon 13 to . A large crowd attended
bull the waaUMC .waa bad. .
Struck out By McPheraon, ; by Boss,
(. Bases on bails Off McPheraon, 4;
off-Boas, . Two-bate hit Clarke.
Three-bus htt Clarke. Tnbie play
Houston to Jones. Sacrifice hits A.
'Clarke. Eubanka. Stolen baaes P. - A.,
18: Aliens. 4. Hit oy pucneo Dans
Eubanka. Hal Barbour. Paeeed ball
taulah Lett on-haaesAllcns, ; P. A.,
. - L'mpire Stockton.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Angeles . ......
San ' Franelsco
Pwtland -r i .-. . . . ; .
Oakland . .
Fresno
Seattle
Won.
,..25
...17
. ..1
,..11
..;12
I-ost
-10.1
IS
17
-21
PC.
.714
.0
.RSI
.303
.14
NORTHWEST LEAGUE.
Gray'a. Harbor ..
Tacoma .7.1
Butt ......
Spokane
Won.
.
.. 8
Loet
5
a -
.
PC.
.(42
.(42
.27
LJ67
No game at Aberdeenyetrday on
account of rain.
-. - ' -t -:
Taooma . B trite t.
Knerlal DIMtch te The Jaaraat)
Tacoma, Vash,. May 1. The Tigers
beat Butte today In a well played game.
The score:
- - - n g
Tacoma! ..0 0 1 0, I 0 $' t i
Butte 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 1
Batteries Hlgginbothsm, and Bhea,
Howard and Swindells.
HAS BEENS WILL PLAY
Continued from-Pig Teh.V
In club games, and prefer to caat his
lot with the 'Has Beens.". Burt la the
human Ice man. and will look after left
tackle with the same fidelity that char
acterises hie customary demeanor when
dealing with enemies.- At the end posi
tions Jordan and McCall will do atunta.
Jordan, while- captain of Multnomah,
says that he would like to play with Mc
Millan and the other old men, but Billy
Fechhelmer thlnka that "Dingbats
Dave" la too youthful to mix up with
the ancleat ones. Behind the line there
will Te a strange array of talent, Mike
Dolph will play full. In hi claas.Mlke
has no peer. Those who recall the fa
mous games la 1904. against Corvallls
and Seattle, can readily appreciate what
a power he was to Multnomah. IVilph's
playing la conditional that Jeff Seeley
be allowed to plsy. a guard position.
Jeff la. Widely known. Rube Sanders,
Goodycar-Shoc-RcpairFactory
Corner Fourth and Yamhill, Y. M. C. A. Building
MADE-1N-0REG0N CARNIVAL MAY 19 TO 26
- ( 1 $3.50 LOW: r
J m ssv
play a "half. Lowengan. loo, may take
a whtrt at the game. Thr wubsrrrates
will be Fechhelmer. - Stockton, - Horan
old to mention. Most of the players at
ewe time or another have playnd In the
frrfygBhehhe-other fellow atrpp"eaIar
M.-A. A.-C- team,-and -now that they
will have an Independent club there will
be considerable lntereat manifested In
these contests.
LOWER ALBINA DOWNS
THEIR UPPER BRETHREN
Iwer Albina took a fall out of the
t'pper Albina' nine yesterday ""by th
score of 20 to 11. Th line-up:
Lower Albina..
Mitchell p ..
Brundell ,....c...
0"8hea Ti ; i , . . . 1 b.
Johnson 2b. . ,
Collins Sb. . ;
Struck V'.. . ..-. . .'as. . .
Lewis rV?. If ....
Innlon ....... .-rf...
Hlx rf..,
Upper Albina.
Gibson
McCaulLr
Evana
Miller
...... McOloin
...... McOloin
Donovan
.... Chrietmaa
McNicols
SPORTING GOSSIPS
On Wednesday next Eddie Kelley and
Tommy OToole will boa before tbe
Tuxedo elub et Philadelphia. ...,-.
AurelloHerrera and Battling Nelson
aTg-gghialnledr-ttr-fght 20 reunde for a
320 000 purse before the Taclflc Athletic
club of Los Angeles on May ; --
the Bot4 tbemawa pilvtnrt jnaj(
Princeton followers are greatly wor
ried because of the 'poor condition of
the Tiger team that will represent Nas
sau In the Intercollegiate track meet
next Saturday at Cambridge.
Robert Fltialmmone snd Tommy
Bursa are matchad-ta . flghtbcforetbfl
Tuxedo club of Philadelphia on May 30.
e . e
Athletic relations' have been renewed
between Lehigh unlveralty and An
napolis naval academy.- Thla fall their
football elevena will meet at Annapolis
on October 20. - " ' -
-
Despondency cauaed Malcolm McLeod.
a Harvard and lnatltute ef Technology
football player, to take his life last
week at Back Bay. Maesachusettg. -e
a
At a Philadelphia cluh,redently two
young fellnaa were boxing, and the
manager ft so iu KUnt l -
ondTtUe waa calling to bis man; -Jo
to hljn.- Eddie. yrra gor htm.- Oo after
him; that'a the way;-Jab with your left.
and aoaked Eddie on the nose. At the
m.iant the MiwJiBdM 1 he manager
yelled: . ."Why don't you looEouTrTo
them blowa? Didn't I tell you to keep
away from htm T"
e e
"Matty" Mathews, one-time welter
weight cham Won. was nearly kicked to
death at Luna Park' by one of the
bronchoa he rldea In the Wild Weat
show last week.
In the American Henley, which will be
rowed on the Schuylkill on May 26. Har
vard will be represented by two crews.
On Wednesday evening next the com
mittee that haa been working on the
plana for a grammar achool track -and
field meet'ln Portland In the near future
wtll hold a special meeting at the Mult
nomah Amateur Athletic club. - - .-
AUTOMOBILE NOTES.
-Louis J. Mueller, the Cleveland. Ohio,
motorcyclist, - has completed - arrange
menta to rroas the continent on a motor
bicycle.: He will start from San Fran
cisco and ride eastward. It is his In
tention to set out about August 1. He
alma tj reach New York In 20 days, but
falling that he will be bitterly dla
appelated If he -faila.tobeat theu to
mobile ' record of II ' days.Chadeayns
made the trip In 41 days ill hours and
J5 jnlnutea. ' rr
e e
Fred J. Titus, the eld-time bicycle
ridir. hat applied for a patent to reduce
the flare of automobile acetyllne lamps.
So much complaint haa been made re
garding the use of these da sal Ing lights
In the7 city that Titus has devised a
-scheme whereby by preaalng a bulb In
fTonrof the driver a dlaphram may be
dropped over; the light, deadening Its
brilliancy. . By thla msana a car enter
ing the rlty from the country will be
enabled to reduce the glare of Its head
lights, which are not only useless for
rlty traffic, but often positively dangerous.-
"',,
i e . e .
A an eiample;of bow Juattc I
dealt . out to automobile men In the
country dletrlrts the experience ef Har
ry Tate, a tester for the E. Bv Thomas
Motor company St Buffalo, serves a
rnnti purpnee. He t running through I
Kenmore, a BuffAii" suburb, at
was stopped by the village constable
and arrested On a charge of.. speeding.
nw w minrmn mar - ne - vnna -.
hroughlTie nfipoelfe alde'cftbetowa
t the rate of 40 miles, an hour hefnr. -
JU.he trlaLnoneftnejr2ur.witDsos.
waa able to say that Tate waa the man
wno was doing the speeding. Neverthe
less he was fined it. , - "
MILITARY MEN WILL
HOLLUTHLETIC FINALS;
; Tomorrow erenlng . at.the N. O.
armory the final eventa In the military
and athletic tournament will be held.
The meet la open to sit of the guards
men In Oregon and a large number
of men will enter the contests. Ts
date the standing Is as follows: Com
pany F l22r company H, 44; company
B.. 2: company C. 27. The officials
for the meet sre: ,
Referee. F. E. Watklns, M. A. A. Ct
judgea of finish. Captain Knapp, Lieu
tenants Hihbard., Hockenyos; Held.
Judges, Major May. Lieutenants John
stone and Rltterspacher; timers, W. It.
Fechhelmer, A. H. McAlpin, Lanslag
Stout, M. A. A. C; JUYIge.of walking
W. L.- Murray. -M. A. A. C.; starter,
Lieutenant McDonell: announcer, Lieu
tenant Denney or Lieutenant Randal;
clerk of course, Lieutenant Ormandy;
assistants. Lieutenants Bowman . snd
J)nugherty; Inspectors, the athletic com
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MURPHY AND WEBB BEAT
TRONSON AND LEWIS;
In ' th seml-flUnls at the Waverty
links yesterday Chester Murphy de
fen ted Hunt I.wle, I up and 1 to play,
and Ernest Webb won - from William
Tronson, I up and to Vay. On next
Saturday Murphy snd Webb -will pier
the final match. ,
atlas Sattoa Yletottew. , , ;
(Jnenial Spectel serrlce.t
Boston, May 1. May Sutton todar
wn the Invitation single In the fil
round. Mlas Sutton defeated Miss 1 -rlort
renno to in both game
-t4 oes pornim rc"-', J t tollor.
Exeursl rates east
trip vl Northern !a'i.;.j.
stopovers, diverse roinee. I "
25 Morrlkon str4. cro'-r ".
slowll'tter to A. l. C!
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