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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05
Nogle llbtalelier al 9ntber.
5remoragne at 8. Welleus,
eano. tbeol., Setretar for Il Wf.,
Soenie.

) Robember (. u. oattes oper belle
5oroen itor gepegelie peo 8uoifaz
set ON @epree Wiaiams 9so.
Speralt minosoes man meo 5at oens
ne S5sadrige Oloings ldnge Qrbejoss
rag; man minoeoes bans Strait /
gsnnen, bans aarligbeo og bans
alto uip9tteoe Snteresie for De
unaes Gag. @eo ben itore Minoes
|feit / Grstsr 6aG, ben lonoonite g..
3. IL. M.s m9etige 9ofdle, ob9leoe
3alerne peo De 81 Qdr, Ser bar for
lsbne. iioen 0eoree Wiaiams 1T
ftiftet Den ferite St. +. II. 81, %
tiliteoeparenoe Reproientanter fr1
mango 9anoe, oeriblanot @enerdliss
tret9r 5ermano betoneoe after, bpors
leoes llneoomsbepagelien bar boret
lin iiiae, men it9rfe 0atit pberdlt
oDer Soroen. iaa at Ser MI finoes
oper 1000 Joreninger, Der ale
menneiteligt talt = oirefte eller inois
refie far lit nofpring fra ben al
George Wiliam ftifteoe &. ;. Il. 81.
Dermeo er Dog naiurligpis life
iagt, at Der life baaoe fsr os fioen er
oonnet friitelise 5oreninger baaoe
for unse Mano Oe for unse apins
Der. iom bar paret til ob~eroroentlig
0elfienelfe, uoen at De bog bar for
maaet at rejfe nogen 0erbensbepos
selie e[er ielp bar fslt fig tilftpnoebe
til at blibe ct 2eo | en- fdaoan; 81
belsr Hal ben Sof, fom meo fufo
Ret bringes George Wiliams. fors
onnfle Winoet ON De Meno, Der
'oeiaa for bans gio far baft 1t
pdrmt 5jerte for De unee. Gn at
oisfe Manb bar Cutler, os | bore
3ioer, bpor Spsrgsmdalet om 8srs
meme, ON linoerbisning oe ON l1nes
oommen er @enffano for fad meaen
Debat, fan bet fiffert bare I'm Sns
ieresie at minoes nogfe at 2uthers
parme oe bjarpe 1l6talelfer. On
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05
Garl Sod: Seiu 9isnelicr.

Nf S%ognepreit grir, 9GreestsbinJ
paitor Gdrl Sod bar uoienot er
fin og goo BOG ON Seiu aignelier
Men oenne Dogs getponing lig9el
life Blot / Oct, Der meooeles til Jor'
itaaelie al oisie 9ignelier. Den fig.
ger ligeiad meget oeri, at Den er n
mooerne Bog = os bog life nmooer.
me-. Oct ipnes 10 nemlis faftilaaeI
runot ON, at letter man De mooernt
9riIer paa peo gibelens Q9sning,
piptologiite 9ri1er. tiosbiitoriitt
|9riaer, Den iammenlignenoe Reliz
gionspioenifabs griler, faa faloer
life Blot oct, De ngammeloaes tro
enoe" 1olot for Sanobso, men oct.
De tilbao, lepebe og osoe pua, fao
|faloer fsrit og iioft Guooomss Glorisn
|af gor 6erres Sefu arifti .6opeo.
Wien paftor Rod BAR | oenne Bog
gipet ct rigt giorag til at ie, at
oct. iom faloer Deo 8elpsning at Hp
I9eitamente 10 fra mooerne Wi6ens
fab og oens t~ritiffe apparat, oct sr
noget, Tom | bsj Grao trangte til at
fable; BET sr ct Gag at mere eller
minore ubeitemmelig 4rt, fom III
eerne bar afiat oper Np 9eitamente
|og bets gerstning, og fom ioelis
hinorer os | at fe, bpao bet Dir
~feligbeoen bill fge, os at Gjernelien
|af bette Gag ger Sefu 8rifti Qorers
perfonligbeo FELT anoerle6es fan6 og
~lipsfraftig, filter oen | ftort og le-
penoe Jorbinoelie msb Omsibelfers
neg Jorftaaelfe og 5rdns, gsr ben
|anoerle6es flartffuenoe operfor ielpe
oct leDen6e Gins gtringer, famtioig
'meo at bans Gorbolo til be guos
oommelige og bimmelffe 1ing lite
|bliper min6rs 6bbt men gdnffe piff
uabenbarer fig paa dn6en Nis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05

ION b~epiier, men tiniae efter en-
Qtsfonfig6eo, ION o%per6euiier.
Gaag efter Sang penoer ida 5orf.
tilba5e til oct Sppr9smaal: !0oilten
9etnouine bar eignelien for nor
I3io2 Saa wiittert iom Der peb llo.
Ilegaelien mao ippr9es: 9OorDan for
itoo Samtioen 9ignelien, mao Ri oas
ida pioe, bporpiot pi Den Dag | Dag
ian Qpre grug oeroi. Gu er BET
Hart, at bar ri facet uoitilt ct be-
fb9rliot dnegoriif qpparut % fact
Opm9rfiom6eoen f9itet paa 9runos
trrftene, bill 2ianelierne paa en- belt
amen Maaoe funne bragg Zig pei
leoenoe % oplbien0e inc / mennes
Ifeliqe 9ipsfor6olo. 9ignelierne BIZ
per ida en- berlig 9ejleonin9 til al
fe paa iis ielp, pdd Sdmfunos=
"a @eroensforbolo, paa SUBS I'll
aes Gdar qennem 5ioerne; ipm man
Ioaiao / a1e 4onoslipets Gene fin
Ter Snrfsmddoer, Ser mere eler mins
ere piier til6uae til 0errens Qi9nelz
Ter. Saaleoes 9i9nelien ON S90es
mdnoen: Wlan tan life lutte fra
zen 6Ian0soe Moota9elie, ION SUBS
riaeis Sro far, at bet er p9roilsl'
eler uianot. Oct bil0e bore li9e
iaa taabeligt, iom bpis man I'D
al 6peosmartens u~ensarteoe 10
ieen0e piloe lutte, at SGoen 6apoe
prret paroiles. 9epiiet for Grit
ftenoommens Sanbheo ligger lite /,
at ale mootager ben. = Seius ban.
De 75orpisnineen ON lit Oros Sano=
feo uafbensig at ANDRES 5orbolf
oertil; oerfor tunoe ban Sad no me1
S9oen % bore S9oemunoen
% Den, Ser peo BAN faar Del / oena
ne Cplepelie, foritaar ogida Den
rp6eite Mening at 2ianeIien ON S9.
oemanoen.
6pao Der siper gogsn en- iare9en
Snteresie, er 5orf.s aenoltab til
oen buoobiitiife Religion, bpiltet.
Ipiper BAN @nleoning til interesiante
Sammenitiainger meaem Seiu Gig
nelier % De bubobiitiite. SeIp bpor
De Ii0iie naar obbeit. finoer ban en-
ieinefaloenbe 5oriiel. De %buoobiiti=
lie 2ienelier er pr6aebe al 6i9en
otter 5ilpGreliens Opber % of Den
tomme 4fteie, hpori oenne alto al.
Der ia uoflag. = Seiu 2ignelier er
prGeeoe at ost 2ipets Riae, bbis
5orife ban er. @i bar ligeiom 10
Girflsr meo ct file Qfinit tilfal.
leg : meoens aaoierne easrs goor
til mooiatte Siber.
quitor Sod bar pilet bare De
oanneoe 9aofolf, Hutiosmenneifer
/ 5ale gennem lin Boa. Maoite oet.e
mites! Men gogen fan oeioa pei-
leoe graiter til at fdd Rutiosmenne=
fer / Sale.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05

De / port Steo o9 bar opre Snnoer
.paa lit 9egeme paa Greet. ban
er retfaroigqjort for Spnoere, og
6am er 4etferoigbeo for ane. for
9eroen.
9len Ogiaa yom Dom. Sgiaa
Der Burger 9anoen oct itGrteite 9ea
.ris - .foroi oenne @eroens 5prits
er osmt." gan ipringer oper al
aeionering lige til en- a%enosaers
ming. Der tales ON oenne Dom an
eet Steos: .Ru boloes ser Dom oner
eenne 9eroen, nu ital benne Der
oens Tprite taites uo." Sob. Il,
30. Oj9pelen par betroet 8erosn
|iom 6pritenoemme; men / Steoet
for at leoe @eroen frem imoo Oct
Den at 6aoeren beitemte Maal itnrs
teoe ban Den / Snno pg 5~oro9rpelie.
Derfor taites ban ub. Ollie, ION pa
frembeles bill laoe zig leoe al Den
ogmte 5brite. oeres Dom er litter.
9ette er Qintiens tore getpos
ming, at 9(dnoen meo 0enne operbes
|pifenoe 8raft Tom til @eroen. aans
Sen, SUBS 4ano. sr @eroens tore
2ipsprineip. 5 9egpnOelien nruge@
De" aanoen oper 9dnoene, oper Zoet,
= % ser BIER 9ip, m1lorenoe Gin
pdd Soroen. % BET bar 4dnoen,
Der paa gintieodg falote ben adns
RELIC oeoe 8eroen iii Cine paanq.
uoen BAN 6anoe 4poitlene intet funs
net uorette. 90 uoen BAN tan ri
heller intet uorette. ,Sdn Ital gere
oet." 6an ifal phone, men ogiaa ri.
ION bar eipet 9laos for BAN | pore
|6jerter, ifal pione. Wien 9erningcu
blioer ATTIC / bet p~9ientlige hans.
|8i er fun hans Reoitaber.
9ette fslte ies mig opfororet til
at pege paa / 5orbinoeIie meo Den
Iige operitaueoe gintiefeit. 9i mat
|ferlig laage 999ten poa, at E a II
ifal gere oct. Oct bar Seius ielr
|ajort. Oct er unoerligt. at ban
enoog ligeiom ielp tr9Oer / Stp9aen
for Qanoen. f5reliens 9runol9e9el=
ie er hans, oens 9irteliggerelie CT
4anoens 8erning. Men lao os
|i9rlig buite paa. bpd0 Ri Defender
/ ppr treble 5rosartifel: y4t jeg
life al egen 5ornuft eler Strait fan
tro paa Seius ariitus, Dor soerrs,
men set er Den 6eIigudnbs Ser
ming o.f.p." Sd, at SUBS Rise tdgsr
fin 9eabnoelie | ct Menneife. oct CT
6elligaanoens 9erning. Del par
fiftert osiaa Den afgsrenbs getpo'
ming al Nanoens 9erning / Wlenng-
ffet, Npoitelen Better peeeoe pdd Tor
Ioem, Der ipurgte: IS M9no gre-
ere, bpao ituae ri gsre?" naar ban
lfpdreoe: .Smpenoer eoer....... o9 !
ftuae faa oen !6eaigadnos 9ape.
De ifuloe fda Qanoen meo Gin o9
Strait til at itda op os panore / q
mt 9epnet. lloen pintie, uoen
CUBS 4anos Corning / ct Menne-
ifebierte. ineen 5relie. CUB tie Ser.
for 2op og 5af for pintien.
q. 81. 4nberfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05
,Naar ban fommer."

orange mGrfelige. en~eitadenoe :
betponingsfuloe Sro taleoe Seius,
oa ban ~panoreoe berneOe pua Sprs
Den. iier moo NflteosftunOen.
mgfaar ban tommer. itdl ban operz
bepiie @eroen", iagoe ban. Oct
bar 5alsmanoen, Sanobeosaanoen,
s6eaigaanoen, ban taleoe ON til fine
9iiciple. Oct bar ct tort Sro.
ban tdlte, ba ban iagoe til Dem:
nWlig er sipen al Magt / Gimme
len og paa Soroen, saur oerfor
ben og gerer ale 5olteflag til mine
Jifeiple" o.i.p. 6ans uopalgte Sen;
0ebuo tunoe inart tro, at set bar
Dem. Der Ifuloe gre ben fore Ser
Ming. ompenoe 8eroenl Men ban
hap0e 10 fort / 5orpeien taft faa
tnoeligt til Dem ON, at rnaar ban
fommer. ban ifal gore oet", De funot
life misforItaa Oct. Sg for eprigi
befaleoe ban Dem 10 at pents / Sc
ruialen pua OpfptoeIien at r5aoe.
rens 5orj9ttelfe."
Der iaO De Iaa og penteoe, 81
II fdmmen meo De faa andre 0i.
feipIe. en- fife Sfare bib % bangt
not" 6pem Diloe / bisie Dag
bare Ipaaet, at De ffuloe blipe .Sor.
oens Salt" os .geroens Chs" :
en- Speooe fom 9eroens @ismenb
life 6apoe formaaet at leie> De 6ao-
De 10 nplig sjort ~pompgenoe Grfa-
ringer ON oeres egen Spag6eo, naar
Get gjdlot en- Stprfeprepe operfor
8eroen. Sg bog bar 4poitlens
froenoe paa ben fore gefalins,
oeres .6erre og Meiter / Qfffeosz
itunoen 6apOe eipet Dem. Oct funoe
De gre | 5orDentning ON BAN, Der
ffuloe tomme og gore oct. De ifuloe
pare bans Heoifaber, perionlige,
Iepenoe, pilise Heoita6er, men oct
bar bog Den Qano, Sub piloe Ienoe
Dem, Der ffuloe gre @erningen.
Sg ber bDilten @erning - ,operz
feDife yeroen". Oct MATTE Ipimle
for al menneffeIig Sanfe = roper=
beDife 0eroeni" 0eroen = bele oen
fore, pioe 0eroen. 9eroen - Den
fioge, ielpiifre 9eroen. Den ifal
operbepiies. Sg oct ifaf ban qsre.
Set fan Ri | bpert 5alo ~forifaa =
at Spgapen bar for ip9r for bpem
iom belit anoer.
Sg ban ffdl operbepiie 0eroen
ON SDnb, oct, iom 9sroen aaerz
neoigit Diloe operbepiies ON. 0erz
ben TENDER til Spnoer, men g b ~
ben, oens tore G~runofaoe fenosr
ben life. Men Manoen ifal BRUCE
bet alerflareite 8epis for geroens
Spno rforoi De life tro pda
mig" Bar 0eroen life foroarpet,
iaa piloe ben fro paa oen beofte,
fom Soroen nogen Sinoe bar, paa
ben Wano, Der bar .uomorfet af
Cub. Den, Der life trpr paa BAN,
bans Tje er forblinoet at Gpnoen.
Ss 20 m Hetfnroigbeo" =
life pad Gruno at De gooe @ernine
ger, hi Menneffer bar gjort. Tei oas
iuo Der ifal ban. Nanoen, bruce bet
ale~rflareffe 8epis = .foroi Tea gaar
ZEN til Ja6eren." Sbnoeres Sfeo>
fortr0oer Optages I !6~erIiabeoen,
herligabres meo ben 6erIisbeo, ban
baboe bos Gdoeren. fbr Neroen bar.
- bet Ct Oct ebist gbloiae wepis
for Meteorological for ebnoere. Oct
er en- Grslrring I gambling al ben
alIsrbpjefe DDmffoT. 9dn, Der Iebes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05
.Odniferen"

nlipsr isnbt til Subfribsntsr iubtil uotrpt.
ssl,s Gpiigslis mootases at ubsiperne os al
oolb or bstalt. / Sperensitemmelis mso DIT
Soreneoe Statsrs poltIous.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-13
!noTOR BOATS TRAVEL FAST.
standard U.Es Two Races and Bike One
on the Hudson.

Fast time was made by the boats in the
carnival of the Motor Boat club OF America
on the Hudson River yesterday. Some OF
he fastest craft la these waters we're sent
over two courses. one a nautical mile and the
other one kilometre in length. for the cham
pionships NJ these distances. \ kilometre il
about hve-eiChths Of a mile. and the trials
nj the two distances we're made at the same
time. The start Nag made from the house,
boa' AZ the foot or West ii2th street. and a
mark with timers was moored at a distance
OF one kilOmetre and another mark boat
with other timers at one nautical mile distance.
First the boats were sent with the tide and
gfterward against the tide. and a mean Of the
two records made was then calculated. The
Standard made the fastest time. but !here
was some dispute about the figures. These
on the standard misunderstood the signal
and went away thirty seconds too soon.
Fortunately the timers were ready and the
vessel was clocked. but when she got back
Mr.. Riotte, who handled the boat, said thai an
error Ct 10 seconds had been made. which
would have made considerable difference
in his average.
The STANDARD made the nautical mile with
the tide in . minutes and 10 seconds and
against the tide in ? minutes and - seconds.
Her average time wes minutes and y sec
onds, which IL AZ the rate Of 2T.rC nautical
or 3I.sS statute miles an hour. This IL fast
travelling and IL said TO he tho fastest time
ever m1Is bv An nUto boat In this count ~
Tire Dixie made rho next hest time. With
the tide she made the mule In > minutes and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-13

Is seconds and against the tide In , minutes
snd q seconds; averaging ssp NE 10 mIny Ssst
but she could do only > minutes and 81 seconds
against the tide. Her average was ? minutes
The Standard has motors of 200 horse
power. the Dixie's motors are 1872 horse
power. and the XPDNC's motors cOs3 horse
Mercedes. with 90 horsepower. averaging, a
mile In 3 minutes 81 seconds, ana the We
suyius. averaging } minutes q seconds,
These five boats did well a. the ktlonlelre'
The Standards time with the tide was
minute I seconds and against the tide l minute
The se' 8ISis; T %nd aT tSe SXFDN m'n each : s~eraSed
minute 20 seconds, The Dtxies time WIN
The tide was minute % seconds and sgSinst
the tide ! minute Al seconds, The APDNC,s
time with the tide was I minute II SECONDS
and against the tide I minute 20 seconds.
In the afternoon there was a Tree LOT AZ
miles. The boats went three times around a
triangle. and there was no time allowance.
ship OF the nine boats entered only three
started, the Dixie. owned by Z. J schroeder;
the Skedaddle,, owned by n: NJ and b. NJ:
motors. and the Standard. owned by Price
The Standard broke down near the end Of
IN first round. She was. going very fast at
the time and had n lead Of about a mile. She
carried away her steering gear and rudder
Dixie won the race. She made the distance in
l hour 20 minutes | second, which In at the rate
Of %. 20 statute miles an hour. The Skedaddle
had trouble on the second round and fell far
behind. She finished in I hour ~ minutes 30
seconds. The last l0A nautical miles she
made in 20 minutes 7 seconds. which was the
fastest time around the course.
The Dixie made the first round in u minutes
I second. the second round in 20 minutes
10 seconds and the third round In 28 minutes
p seconds. These times show how evenly
she ran. The Skedaddle made the first round
in ~ minutes ~ seconds, the second round
in 40 mfDnfhQ "a gaCnnda and the third ROUND
in. 20 minutes 7 seconds. The summaries
follow:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-13
GOLF.
Momcn's VI. q. 4. Day AZ the Hackcnsack
Club curse.


Rain in the morning and during the con-
test MARRIED the at home" OF the FIackensack
Golf IL yesterday to the members Of the
Women's Metropolit an Golf Association. yet
thirty started in the DOGGY competition, II
was over the full eighteen hole course and
a handicap against the women's DOGGY Of ~
for Two pri7es. Miss GeorSianna biSnon OF
won the first prize. She vas I M over bOHy
and scored ~, which is the woman's record
played more brilliantly. and managed TO
overcome the trend Of luck against her. by
many clever shots. She had : at the. frst
and Miss Bisfo) played home through the
ram in 80. taking o on me nome mole; which
Is an easy : IN I'VE wsatn ne az, dr bO = : henets'
Miss Mabel Barber. los. Mrs. T.. =, Sanford
president Of the Women's Metropolitan Golf
ASsoCiatiOn, was at the links. but did not play,
on account of a sprnined wrist.
The putt ing contest was twice around the
twelve hole clock greer, and also foT, two
Bogcrt and Mrs. J. q Sage, both of the Tack
ensack Golf Club; Mrs. 5. =. Lererts and Miss
Mabel Barber a, 81 o" the piayom MTs
Miss barber second with -. % IS.
Handlcan summary Mss Gcorsisn9S n!s1oG'
: down: Miss Maud Won B%osI'Tck, PlainhcId, 3
down Mrs y. =. LcrtIis' Englc%ood 3 down
TbeIackrr. HScEcns,Ck, Q down; Mrs. p. Palmer.
hScEcnsiGk. : " down io HS' Helm RsImST; ~ Hac 10 do%E
Mrs. J. g. Sage. HackcnsIcE. 10 down; Mis- ". n.
Watt. HaCkcnsack, II down,
DEAL. Sent. -. Rain did not spoil the fun
NJ the invitation handicap Of the Della Golf
Club to-day. The winners Of CUPS in the
handicap were Morrison Smith. Childs and
GerkPn. In the final round for the rrCCn
committee handicap cup Jason Rogers heat
W. X. Delehanty. 9. by 6 np and ) 10 play
The results in the earlier rounds were. {. VI.
TerhHne beat J. u. HaGrertk , and : W. Y.
Delebanty beat J. Y. smfth. ? up, jason
\. W. Anthony beat r. W. Kendall. > ur.
Second round Delehanty beat Smith. 2 M:
round Delehanty heat Anthony. q and 5,
and Jason Rogers n bye. The handicap
n. %. Morrison. M. Is S. J. T. Sniti. a5. s-s7.
j. r. ChlldS. IO7. 20 81; Jason Rogers, 10. SO Fred
Gerken. iOt. Is 50 W.R. Dcchanty, los. $50
j. NJ. STANLEY. Jr. o.. 4 N 7. Bruncr. III. O-0i;
2. ". Kendall. ~. O-9.; August LcmbrcCk. iO:,
J 9B Arthur McAlccnsn. "a. o o. r.. p. Riley, iOs.
~ a. George Harvey, III I. % Col. O'Dolohue.
ll3. 10 iCQ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-13
Will REvOLUTIONIZE FOOTBALL.
so says Tom SheNIIn OF the New Rules
Some UpsetS in store.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Sept. I2.-Tom Shevlin,
captain Of Yale's football team last year, Is
in town for a few days on his way back
from a European trip. The new rules will
revolutionize the game. he says: There's
no doubt about that. MY iden Of coaching,
however. would be 70 build M the team with
the old rules as a basis. adding instruction
in instruction in the old, rather than 10 start
a team tTying to figure out the new rules.
"The new rules won't cut down accidents
more accidents tLan ever this fall. The rule
allowing anybody to rush for a fumbled
ball will be prolific Of accidents, for IL will
mean that twenty-five players will be all
throwing themselves on a fumbled ball or
trying to kick Il. Under the new rules. I
look to see ZONE well coached high school
teams beat aOme big universities. II will
be a wear ~ football surprises, for about
all Of the sleVens will start even"
Practice by the candidates for the Yale
football team Of iaO6 viii begin next Nom
day, when fifteen Of the squad will report.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-13
HARVARD GLOOMY ALREADY.
Football Practice Begins and style OF Punt.
ing IL Changed.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Sept. ~. -Harvatd's
football season opened here this afternoon
with a squad Of only twenty-siX men. few of
whom looked like real varsity material. IN
the squad were I'VE of last years n" mcu.
They we're Capt. Foster. eft halfback: KCn-
berg. left guard, mendell. right haITbacC
Lockwood, fullback. and Mcdonald. end. h
looks as II Coach Reid and his assistants will
have a hard time developing n successful team
this year. "PoOch" Donovan. the new
trainer, was on hand this afternoon and made
a good Impression,
In the work to-day there we're several liitlc
things that pointed to the new game. The
punting was not Of the old style, high and
twisting. The coaches tried rather TO get the
ball lower and have il placed with accuracy
The backs were not allowed TO "houpcC" the
kicks, There was some work on the forwar 1
pass. living to n humble OF experiments
which Coach Reid wishes TO try the mcn viii
go into secret practice on Friday after loon.
and thereafter the afternoon session will bG
held behind the fence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-13
FAST STEPPING ~ WISCONSIN.
Alfalfa Wins $1,000 Pu 'sr-LocaI, Records
90 by thc Board.

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. Fin a sensational
race Alfalfa. the chestnut mare owned and
driven by !. e. Fender Of Jamestown. Pa. b.
won to-day the 5000 Merchants and Manu-
rncturers' purse. Pure Gold took second
money and Custer third. Willie Benton. the
f~avorite, won the first heat in mastery
fashion, but hurt his foot in the second and
had to be taken out. Custer. a big Gelding
from New Mexico, made two Of the most
sensational finishes ever sen here in the
last two heats. He got away badly both
times and trailed the field for t~hree-quaJteTs
4 the distance, when he let out and all but
auRhr Alfalfa.
,ear-oid pace and in the EOS trOt. In the
Youngsters race Kelly. n Celding from Berlin.
Wis. finished first IN straight heats. stepping
he first in an. and the second In 2;lO. the
CPstest time ever made by a three-year-old
In Wisconsin. Pelfart. an Illinois trotter.
nCsed out The Preshent IN HlFaipht meats
in the EOS event, stepping the distance In
? O0i5, 2OSI. and 2:IO. These are the fastest
three consecutive Ec1t5 ever trOtted in the
stare
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L YORK ~. H.. o. BOSTON IN. H., T. ~
BosIoN. Sept, l?.-The New Works made y
three straight this afternoon, thanks TO the
vildness of PfeTer. Nine times the Boston
pitcher handed ont free passes and six OF them
counted The Beaneaters banged the Dali
hard, making a total of fifteen hits ana drlv-
ing Taylor and Mctiinnity from the. box in
order. In the first inning Browne and McSiann
walked and scored on Devlin's triple Dolan
and Bates In the fourth the visitors scored
on Devlin's hit, Dahlen's sacrifice and Strange
double. The locals came 10 life In the seventh
and punched five hits, which Melted them
three runs. In the neyt Inning, New YORK
took the lead once more. when Mctann and
BOSTON tied the score in their half on Bird
wells double and hits by Madden and Pfefer.
Four passes and three hits gave the visitors
more runs in the ninth than were necessary
to win the game. Ames pitched the, ma
inning for New York. Tenney wa liked and
was allowed to- amble TO second Brain
advanced him with n single and both men
scored on HoNard's double. The score:
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MISS SOUTHER WINS At ESSEN.
IN Takes Final Match In WOmen's Lawn
Tennis singles.

Miss Eleanor Souther Of the Orange L. G..
yesterday won the womHn's singles tournn-
ment at the Essex County Country Club,
defeating Mrs. Cooper IN the nnal round II
straight sets. Miss Cnderhill and Mira.
Underhill wOn the women's doubles. The
summary:
Womcn's singles second round Mrs. r.. ID.
UndcThnl defeated Mlss ingalls,. IS. SO.
semi anal Round hrs Cooper defeated Mrs. Z.
D.. Under hiIl. S~-1.S-3,S-t.
Final Round-Mlss p. Southcr defeated Mrs.
Cooper. %. 81
Womcn's Doubts Semi nnal round Miss
Souther and Miss Freeman defeated Mis-. Cooper
and Mrs. WCstrrvelt. a.. st MIS-. Indc rhIl
and Mss Jnderhil defeated MIS-. Campbell and
Mrs. Van Dyke. a .. 4
FlnaI tJund Srs. CnderhIl and Miss Under
hIl defeated Miss Souther and Miss reemAn.
%. sc.
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TO-DlIrSC4RD FOR SHEEPSHEAD.
Flight stakes and Rnssci IIantIcap the
Features.

Seven races will he run n ~Shccpshead Bay
this afternoon, The Flight. for all ages,
eevCn furlcnEs, mnin Ccuis". il the feature
event, IN which Roscben with -: pounds
will probably I've heavily backed 10 defeat
Brookdalc Nymph. Prince Hamburg, San
fara. Oxford and HCEslip. The Russct
Handicap. at a mile and n half on the grass. If
another rcd letter event. with Outcome,
Entrec and OTly II. tho best. Maiden two.
yCar-olds viii run in tho nrat race. a nv
and u hair furlJnc5, Futurity course. with
Coltncss. Marriage Banns. Colonel jack.
Mite. Vaqucro and Raprahannock the most
ia vored.
In the second race. for NIL azcs, cne mile.
CorLoHtoW n, Dolly SpanScr, King Cole and
GraZall0 win find support. The third race.
for pla.crs. 1t n miie an q uIlrtcr. will bring
together Ehcuy. Join Lyle and Our Sister.
all in good form. In the stcPpIechnse. at
about tao and q hall miiPG. Eestmsnt. caller.
Phantom AMI tlcgian . may 40 well.
Maiden ~ o-yIa -"iis will provide the sixth
event, a. i've AMI a hall furlon=s. Euturity
course. with Gld, JInIc5 Crawford. Knight