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The Golf Links And Tennis Courts AT LAHTIC CITY WINS GOLF CONTEST Interesting Gossip of the Links and the Numerous Enthusiastic Players Who Daily Enjoy the tarns— Card and Tsa Parties a Eejular Fsstuie. The largest crowd of the season gathered at the Cape May Golf Club for tha usual weekly handicap tournament. Not only members, but an unusuallylarge number of visiting players were J" entered. While the men were busy on the links the ladies were having an : interesting putting match on the clock . golf in front of the club house. On the porch, social leaders of the cottage eolony were enjoying themselves at the ] regular Saturday afternoon tea. A fine i musical program was rendered by Mr. ] Harry Hertzog's orchestra. The men's tournament was won by < P. J. Graves, with a net score of 72. i The scores were: . P. J. Graves 80 8 72 , J. E. Smith 81 9 72 f F. R. Shattuck 83 11 72 ] H. M. Justi 88 16 72 ( I C. N. Davis 86 14 72 5 J. W. Janney 93 21 72 ) P. H. Moss 94 22 72 1 J. L. Dillon 89 16 73 1 B. W. Wilmsen 99 26 73 j J. M. E. Hildreth 84 10 74 j W. W. Shaw 89 15 74 c K. S. Green 86 12 74 j E. K. Bispham 83 9 74 q J. L.-H. Smith 87 12 75 A. C. Williams ^78 3 75 g W. L. Rice 87 12 75 E V. Strobe! 93 18 75 j A. Cramer 86 10 76 C. Hunsieker 102 25 77 £ W. H. Heulings 103 26 77 g E. Bartholomew 91 14 77 A. B. Clemments 101 24 77 j H. Maris 95 18 77 g P. a Tuttle 93 16 77 w. w. Atterbury 94 16 78 » "W. T. Sears 88 9 79 , "W. M. Allen 88 9 79 L. J. McGrath 105 26 79 ' J. P Leigo 106 26 60 , £. A. Dennison 100 20 80 P. W. Aiken 99 is gi H. Edwards -95 14 81 * H. D. Booth 100 18 82 . N. Z. Graves 100 20 80

L. H. Ayres 99 16 83 E. J. Steer 69 16 S3 G. Kunkle 105 20 85 ' J. H. Minster Ill 26 85 { W. Cox 104 12 92 The best ball was won by G. H. Parr and E. K. Bispham with a net 72. G. H. Parr and E. K. Bispham.. 72 0 72 J. M. E. Hildreth and W. W. , Shaw 76 4 72 , F.Bates and F. R. Shattuck. 78 6 72 , S. Bispham and W. L. Rice. . .80 8 72 W. T. Sears and J. L. Dillon.. 78 6 72 H. M. Justi and K. C. Tattle. 85 11 74 ■ A. B. Clemments and E. J. r Steer 85 11 74 • W. M. Allen and K. S. Green. 80 6 74 ' F H. Moss and N. . Graves... 87 13 74 1 L. H. Ayres and A. Cramer. . .83 7 76 W. H. Heulings and H. Maris . 88 12 76 ' J. McGrath and J. P. Leigo.94 17 77 : J. L. Smith and A. C. William. 77 2 75 ' F. W. Aiken and L. Bartholo mew 85 9 76 1 Wilmsen and E. A.Dennison .91 13 78 1 C. Hunsieker and H. D. Booth. 96 12 84 L. C. Ogdeu and W. Cox 101 8 33 Saturday's tournament made quite a chang ein the .! todinjj of too incmlx-s , the point <1 oring contest for the season's cup. F .1 Gntvw by winning again forged t . the front u illi a of al of 10 points. TJ-v list n»* atai:>U: j J. Graves 10 G. H. Parr 8 ; Bispham 6 S. Reyburn 5 , H. Ayres 4 Smith 3 j N. Z. Graves 3 ] M. E Hildreth 3 ( N. Davis 3 M. Justi 1 ( W. Eastwick 1 E. H. Morris a former member of the golf club has arrived for another season 1 He played today with two of his friends, B. Clements and E. J. Steer. J. P. Lucas took his weekly round morning. He plays a very good game for one who plays so seldom. In the ladies putting match, Miss G. , and Mrs. F. R. Shattuck tied for J" place with 21. The scores were: G. Davis 21 , F. R. Shattuck 21 j, Mrs. L. H. Ayres 22 5 Mrs. R. W. Starr 22 j A. Davis 23 8 Miss M. Yardley 24 0 Mrs. P. Collins 23 Mrs C.~N. Davis 24 T. W. Eastwick 26 ^

■ - Mrs. H. F. Nixon 2fi ! ' Mrs. Page '..I 26 Miss R. Dimond 26 I Miss L. Reed ....': .5i:, 26 I Mrs. C. M. Pbelps 27 ; [ Miss (j)eason 27 ! I Miss M. Starr 'v 28 ' Miss Shattuck 28 ! Miss E. Yardley 31 Miss B. Gallagher 31 j Don't forget fhe Atlantic City match. . The special train will be large enough ( to carry all the members and their guests. Tickets 50 cents for the round trip. i)n sale at the Club llonae and at the train. The train leaves at 8.05 , - A. M. from the Penna R. R. station. TENNIS NOTES The management has decided to move the board for engaging courts from the club house porch to the courts. All members desiring to engage a court have the privilege of putting their name down for morning or afternoon, and such court will be saved for them until | the time stated. Otherwise no oourt I will be kept for players. Please remember this fact as the courts are greatly in demand. The. best thing is j to come to the courts early, say nine fifteen in the morning and three o'clock in the afternoon You will have first 1 choice. Since the playing has increased ' so much during the last two weeks, players will be limited to an boar on a court when they are in demand. This ' is about the fairest way of giving a rime limit as the club wishes to give all players the same chance at the game. Players will also be asked to play doubles when the courts are crowded. Also, if a player is asked to give up a court 1 after an hour playing, heor she may wait for a vacancy. This will give all a fair chance at the • game. - Mr. Fred Wilmsen is a regular now. 1 3 He has been trimming up some of hie ; 3 friends during the last three or four 5 days. 5 Mr. H. Can by was down for Satur2 day and Sunduy. He took the opporT tunity 01 playing both days. Mr. G. S. Ireland is registered for n 2 week. He visits the courts in the Wilm- j sen automobile daily. Miss Eugenia Van Sant had a few j games of singles with Mas F. Debilver , on Saturday afternoon. Mr. G. Ks^Crozer, Jr., and Mr. M. 1 Can by were down over Sunday from their work in the city. They were a close match for Dr. H. H. Brown and , ' Mr. H. Hunn on Saturday morning. ( • Mr. Mark and his brother played j • jolly match with Mr. Pfiel and Mr. Marti pby. MrM. Mark was at the courts oc- ' casionallv last summer and considers f tennis an ideal game. j I Mr. A. Roussel and Miss L. Roussel vs. j. M. T. W. W. Graham, Jr., and Mr. t 5 French was a delightful match on Sat- j ' urday afternoon. Oh, my! buf'dldnt I that sarsaparilla taste good that Miss j ' Lea Reed and Mi6s M. C. Yardley | 1 brought with them It was really out of t 1 sight (in a short time.) j ' Master Howard Minster takes a great j, ! interest in the game. He is quite T I young, but manages to win from his g father occasionally. > Miss B. Hallow, -11 played singles with , > C. Deering on Saturday. s 1 Mr. H. Megary was included with the n 1 day transients for yesterday. e Mr. J. H. Yardley is not slighting the 0 game although he dplights in taking v, drives with his horse and run- w WHITEWASH BRIDGETON 6 to 0 4 Machado Pitched His Second Shut T Out Game of the Season, Winning His pFifth Straight Victory. K The Cape May Collegians easily de- " feated Bridgeton at Columbia Park on Saturday afternoon, shutting out the •B latter 6to 0. Cape May presented a 01 patched up team. Lew Machado, who ol has not entirely recovered from the in- P' . jury to his ankle, covering the initial in the absence of Cozens, and Frank ^ the star catcher of the Cape 61 High School doing the work d< t: <• bat. Shields is a youngster of sixteen summers and caught' an excellent game. He has a good arm and ^ plenty of grit and with a little more experience will make good. Mike Machado was on the slab and i it-

had it comparatively easy. Mike has won six of the seven games pitched for Cape May this season, Saturday's contest being his fifth consecutive victory The Cape May boys did not play with the snap of the previous games and plainly showed the strain of the hard series of the week, but at that easily outclassed the visitors. BRIDGETON ah. r. h. po. a. «. Riley, 3» 6 0 0 4 2 0 Grimm, 2b 8 0 1 6 0 1 Evans, If. 4 0 110 1 Facemeyer, p 8 0 1 1 1 0 E. Evelons, e. 40 162 1 Gohriag, ss 4 0 0 1 2 1 Honor, cf. 3 0 0 1 0 1 J. Eveloos, lb. .v... 4 0 0 6 1 0 Meed, if. 4 0 2- 0 0 1 Totals: M 0 fi 24 8 « CAPE MAT ab. r. h. po. a. e.

, Aldendifer, 2b. 4 8 2 1 4 6 ! Lowland, ss. V.V.... 4 1 2 1 2 1 Wood, If. ......... 5 114 0 0 ( Smiley, 8b 5 0 1 1 3 0 Diebert, ef. 8 0 0 0 0 0 Spencer, rf. • 3 0 1 0 0 0 , M. Machado, p 3 0 0 1 4 1 | Shields, c. 4 1 1-6 2 0 L. Machado, lb 3 C 0 13 0 0 Totals: 34 « 8 27 16 2 Bridgeton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Or-0 Cape May 2202 0000 x— 6 I Earned runs — Cape May, 2. Two-base hits — Facemeyer. Three-base hits — Wood: Sacrifice Hits — L. Machado, Horner. Stolen bases— Aldendifer, 2; Wood, Smiley, Diebert, 2. Spencer, Evelous, Mead. Left on bases — Cape May, 8; Bridge; 1 ton, fl. Struck out by Machado, 6; by Facemeyer, 6. Double plays — M. Machado to Aldendifer. Bases on balls off Machado, 2; off Facemeyer, 4. Hit by pitched ball— Shields, M. Machado. Umpire— Wales. A WOMAN'S BACK Aches tad Filu will Disappear If the Advice oa this Ospe May Citieen is Folkwsd A women's back has many aches and i pains. Moat times 'tis the Kidney's fault Backache is really Kidney ache. That is why Doan's Kidney Pills cure Many Cape May women know this. Read what one has to say about it. Mrs. Charles Holmes, Poplar Street., Cape May C. H. Says: "I found more benefit from Doan's kidney pills than ' frcm any other remedy 1 had previously used. For some time I suffered from severe pains through my loins and sides and my back was extremely weak- I was so much impressed by an advertisement regarding Doan's Kidney Pills that I procured a box at W. Corson's Drug Store. The results of their use were gratifying fiom the firrt and it was but a short time before my back was strengthened and the pains lelieved. I can recommend Doan's K dney Pills as a remedy that lives up to representations. For sale by all dealers Price 60 cents Milburn Co.. Buffalo. New York, so'e agents for the United States Remember the name— Doan's — an ake no other . SHERIFF'S ttATH By virtue of, a writ of fieri facias to directed and issued on of the Court of Chancery of the State of New Jersey, will expose for sale at public Tendue on MONDAY, AUGUST aid, 1910 the. hours of 12 and 5 o'clock the afternoon, to-wit at 1 o'clock P. M. at the Sheriffs Office, Cape May Court House, N. J. All that certain tract of -6r parcel Of situate in the borough of Holly Beach City in the county of Cape May and State of New Jersey, on the Five Beach, bounded and described as : Beginning at a point in the southwesterly side line of Burke Avenue, at the distance of ninety feet southeasterly from the intersection of the southerly side line of Holly Beach Avenue with the southwesterly line of said Burke Aveand running from thence south easterly along the southwesterly sfde of Burke Avenue forty feet, and of that widtA extending in length or depth southwesterly, between parallel lines and at riglrt angles to said Burke Avenue and parallel to said Holly Beach Avenue, one hundred feet. Being lot number eighteen in block number sixty six on the recorded plan of Holly Beach City. with all and singular the rights, privileges, hereditaments and appurtenthereunto belonging or in anv wise appertaining, and the reversion and remainders, rents, issues and profits : thereof, and all the estate, right, title, interest, use, property, claim and demand of the said defendants of, in and ont of the same, as may be necessary for the Seized as the property of Mary F. Leigh et ale, defendants, taken in execution of the suit of Katherine M. Hudcomplainant and to be sold by WILSON A. T.SItK Sheriff. Zeller, Solicitor, Wilawood, N. J. Dated July 12th, 1910. P. F., $12.25 ( d k L

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