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M"fve'"^r^riwip2tzm^r Delawaro. first.
172 feet 2 Inches; Reinliart. MuhRnb<-i g. m e
ond Humphries. Delaware, third. West.
Washington and Jefferson, fourth.
Many Golfers Play in
Tournament at Plainfield
The first round in the three hall
tournament at the Plainfield Country
Club yesterday resulted as follows :
E. W. Freeman beat William Bartow,
Jr., and F. C. Ard; M. H. Long beat
L. H. Gates and J. N. ciaybrook; A. W.
Drake beat A. L. Seldlef and George C.
.Seott; D. K. Chadbourno beat II. D.
Hibbard and R. C. Campbell by de
fault ; George S. Rllser beat G. A. Camp
bell and H. M. Brakelisy; It. C. Blancke.
Jr., beat L. S. Ayes and W. G. Cook:
George E. I'ierson beat E. M. Daniel and
<*. O. Holmes ; S. D. Isiunsbery beat W.
A. Glenney and H. H. Craig. H. A.
Robinson beat It. C. Brown and A. L
Codington In the IS holes match play
against par fiH ; U If. Gates and W. M.
Ailing were tied for first place, each be
ing 2 down.
10. W. Jeffeott, J. A. Romann, Jr.. and
George M. Holsteln, Jr.. were tied for
first place In th< brill sweepstakes with
a net score of 71.
Choate Prep Eight
Wins Race by Two Feet
Dkkbv, Conn., May 14. -Choato Prep
School eight won the triangular lnter
scholaStle crew race in the Yale regatta
on the Housotonic this afternoon, de
feating Caseadllla School crew hy two
feet. Ashevllle School eight finished a
full si* lengths behind the leaders, be
ing outclassed. The race was rowed
over a mile and a half course, a heavy
fog overhanging the river.
