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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-29
ENGLISH EXERCISED Charge Theft of Wireless Plans From the War
 Department

LONDON, December 2S.-The whole sale theft of wireless plans, medals and sketches, which in the hands of an ex pert would reveal the workings and in nermost secrets of the wireless service of the British navy, is charged against Richard Knowlden, who was placed on trial at Portsmouth today.
 Knowlden is a draughtsman attached to the torpedo schoOlship Vernon: In his room were found no less than eighty plans for wireless improvements and coding books of the most confidential character, which are issued ti officers only.
 The authorities attach the greatest importance to the arrest.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-29

Production ocopper the American continent the Notable California  
  
  immediately
 
 
  of in more in wi tAan in the interesting production of follows twopr Vousyea
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-29
METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. December 2S.-Stand. ard copper on the New York metal eX- change was firm with spot, December, January. February, March and April closing at 1925 to l3.50. Lake copper, 1925 to l3.6212; electrolytic, 1912 F to 13.S71a; casting, 1900 to 1925.
 Tin firm. Spot and December closed at 33.STl2 to 34I2E; January, 33.s7l2 to S4O5; February, 33.S71a to 34.l212; March, 3S.S712 to 34.471a.
 Lead firm, with spot 4.671a to 4.721s in New York and 4.75 asked in East St Louis.
 SPelter quiet, with spot 6.10 to 6.30 in New York and eos to 6.lO in East St. Louis.
 Silver, 523s; Mexicans, H.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-29
TRAMP CUT THROAT
 OF AGED VICTIM
Frightened Off by Screams
 of Loyal Wife

EAST DOUGLAS, Mass. December 2S.-Entering the kitchen unexpected. ly today, Mrs. Charles Potter found n young tramp. who had asked to be allowed to warm himself, in the act of cutting the throat or her 77-year-old husband, whom he bad pinioned to the floor.
 At her shrieks, the assailaut fled, but not before he had cut the aged man $ windpipe so severely that it is thought he will die.
 The victim was credited with keep ing large sum of money in the house.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-29

Baths without delay at the Ruby bar. Der shop. Hot water on tap at all hours.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-29
READING NJ LONGER IN SPECTACULAR
 FOREGROUND
Coppers Strong on Raise of Price of Red Metal in
 Old Country

NEW YORK, December 2S.-In the stock market proper Rock Island feil into the background today, after it's highly sensational performance of yes terday. Those performances left an impression on the minds of traders that a security capable of such eccentric and inexplicable action might carry with it hazards in handling, which discouraged attempts to experiment with it.
 CoppeTs were strong and influenced by a rise in the London price of the metal.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-29
BUSY WITH MESSAGE Taft Will Tell Congress How to Fix Interstate and
 Other Laws

WASHINGTON, D. C., December 2S.
 Taft discussed with members of the cabinet today the final details of his special message dealing with amend. meuts to the interstate commerce and antitrust laws, which he well send to congress next week. He began work on the document today. In the message are also submitted recommendations for the federal licensing of corporations. It is proposed tiat the license be a voluntary offering of the opportunity to corporations to place themselves un, der federal jurisdiction.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-29

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  accou nothe eswtch monthly  325OOOOOO pounds against 2OOOOO0  this
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New-York tribune., 1909-09-18

INC cards read as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
GIANTS PILE ON AGONY
HUMBLE CHICAGO AGAIN.
Cubs Last Hope of Pennant Fades
A1cay 5cith Defeat.

Chicago. Sept. I7-There were more growls and
walls in the den Of the Cubs tonight, for John J.
McGEaw's band OF players from the Polo Grounds
pounded the thrice champions again. and won the
second game of the series by the score of TO l.
Just to show that they were not showing on be
fore company when the President was here yester-
day. the Giants played better brand OF ball
this afternoon and had the Cubs al their mercy
from beginning 10 end. They hit IN bunches and
made the best OF every opening until the home team
was dazed
II was evident from the way the Giants made
things hum from the start that they were out 20
complete their revenge on Chance and Chicago for
taking the pennsnt away from New York last year
BY winning a majority OF the New York games the
Cubs had a hghting chance to beat Pittsburg in
the final dash; but the Giants have settled all this
now. and the Cubs will have TO be content with
their present position, unless. perchance, the
Pirates should go overheard with a splash.
Pfeister did the pitching for the Cubs, and made
creditable showing. but he had George WiItSe
against him. and the New Yorker at his best.
Only In the ninth inning did Wiltse falter. and
then McGraw rushed CrandeIl TO the rescue before
Chicago's rally could do much damage The Giants
hit PfeisteT safely eight times, while the Cubs got
six hits off Wiltse. Wiltse was especially strong
with bases. while in the fourth inning. when
the Giants scored the major part OF their runs.
Pfeister weakened appreciably.
Doyle got of well for the Giants In the first In
ming by beating out bounder that jumped over
Pfeister's head. He took second on Seymour's
drive, Ellch the pitcner look care OF, and stayed
there While Mccormick and Murray went out
After tha3 there nothing out OF the ordinary
until the fourth inning Seymour then 10
first a base balls. but forced out by Me-
Cormick. Murray singled. and a moment later
Devlin repeated the trick. sending Mccormick
across the plate. Bridweli sent a gentle tap TO
Pfeister. who caught Murray at the plate but
Merkle singled and scored Devlin. and a schooIboy
mun by Holman OF Schleis drive Bridwell
home. Merkle caught attempted double
steal.
That ended the scoring until the eighth inning
when the Giants got home Doyle flied
out. but Seymour followed with two-base hit into
the left field bleachers. Mccormick was easy for
Zimmerman. but Murray doubled and ICY" raced
home.
Overall pitched for the Cubs in the ninth inning
and the Giants went out in succession. Then came
the Cubs rally. Needham. batting for sheckard
singled, and Schultz followed with hit Wiltse
hit Chance on the thumb and the bases we're all
occupied Then McCiraW ordered CrandaIl 10 the
firing line. Steinfeldt drove out ny TO McCor-
mick that let Kane. who was running for Need
ham. score. Holman flied ont and Tinker ended
the game by flaming"
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18

Alec Smith for the second time i'm four years
won the open championship of the Metropolitan
Golf Association on the links of the Wykagyl Coun-
Try Club yesterday. with of 96 for seventy
Two holes. This two shots better than Gilbert
Nichols. the far driving Wilmington pro" who
has missed so many championship goals by the
narrowest OF margins. The best Jack Hobens. lest
years winner, could get sixth place Follow
ing are the eight prize winners:
Alec Smith, $780, Gilbert Nichols, 800; OTrin
Terry. S75; James Maiden. $50; H. II. Barker, $40;
Jack Hobens. $50; Jack Hutchinson, So and
Isaac Mackie, SO.
In connection with the special prizes yesterday
Hutchinson won $40 for the best morning rounl. a
a. while Maiden won $50. The Nassau profes-
sionai got $40 for the best afternoon a. and
slO more for the best thirty-sx- hole total. 150
In a way Smith was lucky TO win the title, for
after his morning round of Is he led Nichols by
only two strokes. Going the last eighteen
hole circuit Nichols required only 50 for the first
eight holes. and seemed in a fair way 20 take the
lead but being triHe overanxious he pulled his
drive among pile of rocks and lost the ball After
that he could get better than for the hole
Even then Nichols reached the turn only a stroke
worse than Smith for sixty-three holes. and drew
level with / AT the next, Smith taking (. Going
10 the fourteenth hole Nichols fubbed two mashie
shots. and, taking 6. lost ground that never
recovered Smith showed none OF the brilliancy of
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
rWO COL FERS SURVIVE
LEGG TO MEET SECKEL.
Gold MedalList Put ont for Intercol-
Iegiate Cham pionship.

Albert Seckel and Harry g Legg. representing
Princeton and Yale respectively, worked their way
the final round of the Intercollegiate Golf AS
sociation championship tournament over the links
of the Apawamis club yesterday. 1t Is six years
since Princetonian has carried off the individual
honors-not since Frank o. Reinhart defeated w.
G. Chick at Garden City In l9O3-but the supporters
Of the Orange and Black are banking heavily on
Seckels chances to-day. On the other hand, Legg
has been keen for chance to measure his strength
with Secke and intends to fight for the W 70 the
last ditch. The hnal round will consist OF thirty
six holes.
Jackson, the Williams entrant who so bravely led
the field with score of 75 in the medal round on
Thursday. jackson lost to II. Kirchner a Uni
verstty of Pennsylvania senior. whose home is in
Buffalo. Neither displayed any class TO speak of,
but Jackson's tendency TO top his drives ruined
whatever chances he might have had. Both men
required 43 to go out -
The match between Seckel and B. ?. Merriman
of Yale. besides being more interesting pro-
ductive Of faster golf. In starting this contest
Seckel won the first hole in g. a stroke under par.
He also won the next. but the Connecticut cham
pion squared accounts by winning the fourth and
fifth, getting down 30-foot put for at the last
named hole. Halves followed 20 the turn. which
both reached in 81. The fourteenth hole found the
men still all square, but thereafter Merriman fall
tered so that Seckel able 20 win the next three
holes and the match The Princetonian got round
in - to 50 for Merriman. The card read fol-
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18

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New-York tribune., 1909-09-18

Always driving the longer ball. S. ". Sargent
of Harvard early in the round took command OF
the situation in his tilt with r. Gorton. the only
Dartmouth man 20 qualify. After being UP at
the turn, Sargent had little difficulty in winning
by and margin In the other morning match
Legg secured al early advantage over NICK. Ffolns.
Legg began by laying his man stymies on the first
two green's but later on the Westbrook player re-
turned the compliment As It was. LAgg reached
the turn up and won by up and 20 play.
In the afternoon Legg showed his calibre az the
expense of Sargent the formers card going out
recording even As for the first eight holes s
he stood UP. A at the tenth hole supplemented
oy three IS. was sufficient 10 make him a winner
by the comfortable margin OF up and TO play
His card for thirteen holes only one over a.
the best golf the Westerner has played at Apa-
wants this week. Sargent gained an advantar,
ucm every tee. but threw II all away BY ragged
approaching.
seckel found kirchner harder proposition than
he had expected The former 20, the arst hole in
making the thiTd he had AZ that green in sue
eesSion- This hole is 800 odd yards and REGARDED
as one OF the best on the course In getting a
naive IN az the second Seckel had 10 bring of
q long put, while on the nth green the Prince
tontan had the good fortune to have E5Ircbner
ronnd half stymic- out in -. 'Seckel turned for
nome up. and he increased the lead by winning
the tenth. Although Kirchuer pulled his driva 20
inc pond from the eleventh tee he managed N %,
a naive In o Good putting the next two holes
TOT SeckeI IN Ss- making him UP He bupgIed
the fourteenth and sixteenth holes both OF which
went 10 kirchners but the spurt availed nothing
as naive tn at the seventeenth left Seckel a
winner
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
CLIMB HIGHER
PENNANT NOH IN SIGHT.
SuperbaS Fail a Victim to Hard Hit
ting Men of Pittsburg.

Pittshurg. Sept T.-Pittsburg returned from the
iast out-oftoWn trip this afternoon. much pleased
with its work, and Immediately began to tear the
supernas 10 pieces Brooklyn made brave show
ing al the start but before going two innings
vas caught in tho third and hopeessIy beaten
the final score being 20 ;. Most OF Pttsburg' 8
runs came as result OF hits for extra bases seven
OF the nine running from two-baggers TO a home
run. Mcintyre and Lelheld were the opposing
pitchers.
Wheats double and singles by Jordan and
Downey scored two runs for BROOKLYN IN the OPEN
ing inning With two in the second doubles
by Wilson and Leiaeld and a triple by Gibson tied
the score. beach's single, triples by Wagner and
AbsteAa and Alperman's tumble gave Pittsburs
three runs in the third and the game
The score follows
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
YACHTSMEN 1T DINNER.
Light Wind SPOiIs Race for the
Childs Trophy.

W. II Childs. winner OF the Taft cup IN the re-
cent sender class races of Msrblehead. entertained
the visiting German yachtsnen a. the Atlantic
Yacht Club last night. The Germans present were
Captain l. Tiegen, o Berghon. H Huston. E v
Koch and r c. Laregmann. jr. Besides the vis-
itors. Commodore Childs also had as his guests
c. d. Mowen. Captain ". swan and Butler Whit
ing. the crew OF the JoyeJJe. winner OF the cup
and more than fifty well known yachtsmen.
During the afternoon an attempt was made to
capture the ChiIds trophy from the Crescent
Athletic Club The Atlantic Yacht Club chalIsrs.l
and named r A Browns Florence T=s Crescent
club defended the cup WITH n ". and A. G.
Hanan's WindWsrd Commander Chllds put IN
the More Joy. and T. g. Stewart. from the Sea
wsnhaks COrtnthian Yacht Club. started the Prin-
cess.
The Windward took the lead at the start and in
the light air Just slipped away from the Others.
and at the first mark led by thirty-etght minutes
The wind was fiuky. and although she did well. the
Windward could not reach the finishing line before
the time had expired.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
PROTEST NOT SUSTAINED.
Simpler Complied soith Rules in
Winning LO1ceU 4utO Race.

The contest board of the American Automobile
Association approved yesterday the awarding OF
the prizes in the order OF finish. In the Lowell
trophy OF September s
The Simplex which finished first, was protested
by two competitors. but the protests were imme-
dately returned by tho board OF referees as they
did not comply with the rules. Because Of the i'm
portance of the race. however. the contest board
took UP the question involved. reported by the
technical committee. and directed an immediate
investigation, which was made on September and
10. and which demonstrated the cars eligibility un-
der the rules.
Announcement was made yesterday that a 90
horsepower Simplex has been entered In the
road race in Fairmont Park. Philadelphia. on oc-
tober 2, 20 be driven by George Robertson
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
TIGERS GET REVENGE
Beat Philadelphia an Second Game of
Important Series.

Philadelphia, Sept E.-Det-oit won the second
game of the series with Philadelphia here to-day bv
= score OF 70 before crowd Of nearly twenty
eight thousand persons. Each team made the most
of ts base hits Philadelphia scoring all It's runs bv
ounehins i've safe drives in two innings Detroit
prohted by Krauses wildness. while none of m,,I-
hn's four passes did any damage. -Four Of Detroit
runs were started on free passes or a bstsnan
nsing hit by pitched ball.
~ tne iast TWO innings the Tigers ran the bases
with great cleverness, and two or three dorhle
steals helped 10 bring runner home
haea team has now won game in series m
which much depends in the race for the American
League pennanL
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
RECORD FOR THE DIXIE
SPEEDS LIKE IN AUTO.
Sets Ne1C Marb for Motor Boats on
the Hudson Riyer.

Having no competitor in her class IN. bFzs .-.-x
motor boat Dixie H. with Captain s 3 Essr-. :.
the helm started out 70 beat her own record an 80
Hudson River yesterday. and succeeded IN sbe So
races OF the national motor boar carnival So.
fairly ploughed up the water in covering rhs sbI-
mile course in So minutes 50 seconds which vrs. :.
the rate Of a mile IN I minute 50 seconds. or q,
total average speed OF S22S nautical or S70S4
ute miles an hour This beats the record she r,as
August (, 1908, OF 31.09 nautical and as Os v,r
an hour. The course was the sams triangular or.
she raced over on Wednesday and Thursday sat-
Of the trip being against the tide and part vh 4,
The boodess victory gave the Dixie II the tutsr,s
tional championship trophy.
The interstate trophy won by ". J. Grahar,,s
Rochester. with twenty-three points She dsseatss
the Den yesterday by minutes. Sc seconds Tss
AVIS won IN the cruising class. with nine points "a
her credit. the Alabama being second The winn.-
IN the "G" cruising class was the Telequah uitb a
total Of eighteen points the Imp icing second III.
Ilys had walkover In the cabin launch class.
sThe summary follows:
CLASS c. HIGH SPEED BOATS START 21s
COURSE 90 NILES
nt9ss SHt m ana p o'n'T & f,broeae- 5oSso MM 5:Ma
CLASS HIGH SPEED BOATS START as
COURSE. 80 MILES
VIM j. F. Baker. ir........-....-.. 3O4o7ts 1s70os.
Rochester. ". Graham ..---..- 3OOoJS I.a0OlS
Whn' r. e Vsndsrb5i, ld ao sn.5 sO
coTTe;Ssd time: Rochester i2:57: Dem I;2s;5i: vl
32:0oIs.
CLASS D-CRUIsING RosTs-sTART. 2;s-coURsa
20 MILES
AVS f c Havs7s T. -..-.-.-.. s52ss Iss9.
WandsrlusI. z j. Stfner ..-......... 406OI 1:a2.3l
Corrected time; avis i.s2:8a: Alabama. Iss:Oe Wan
dsrIust. lS5
CLASS E-cAB1N ArScIIES-srARr 3 I577 IS DISCOURSE
IiTs. j. . y. Whltaksr 4323 2O6-J6
CLASS G-CRUIsING BoATS-sTART 2:S-COURsE
20 MILES.
TsIequah. " a. Niles ............-. 454:52 PHASE
Imp. Arthur Haas ................. S:G057 22S.57
Melannie. r. H Koehler- -.-..-..--..- Not timed
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
HOME CRICKETERS LEAD
King Captures Ten Wickets Single
Handed 4 gainst ireland.
Lny reIegraph % rhe TrIhune. ]

Philadelphia, sept iG-Ihe Gentlemen OF Phila-
delphia and the Gentlemen OF Ireland hegan their
first cricket game to-day on the grounds of the
Merton club. at Haverford, and when play ceased
for the day the home team had somewhat the
better of the encounter
J. Il. King Belmont's crack bowler. was again
To the fore. and succeeded In making another rec
ord In International cricket. He captured the ten
wickets that fell In the Irish teams innings this
being the first time that one bowler has accom-
pshed this in an international match here
The score at the end of the days play follows:
1PNTr yrNFFeN an Tpu,I ANN
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18

Sg,, 80 : ork' k'.-'.-.............2 x-lO
N-.s9'@-la -''.'--..-----..-.-O . O. o
Two base hit-Netcel. Sacrifice hi1s-eStark T,vls
tAOertele Sacrifice hes-Keeer. Chase Gardner ieSi
" - 's-Clepeland 10; New York. First hase on
.say5S Q: New York, Double playAustin
..saII1eL -no Sweeney Struck out-Ev FaIkenb,rV
~ Doye, 3; BY AbieE, 2 Bases balIs-0n FafLe53
:. on Doyie a on Ables. I. Hit by ptcheTNPv
sashehDuig tAoylel; by Ables fKeeerj Wild nJtcheS
ables; ? Passed hall-Sweeney. Hts-Oe Fa1SsDh,,-0
u - innings; OF Ables, IN innings Ti-na
400 CmpiTes-Connoly and KERN A''"o-
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
ANDERSON PLAYS BRILLIANT GOLF

Chicago. Sept H.-Wlllie Anderson. OF the ST.
LOUIS Country Club successfully defended his title
OF Western open golf champion to-day by leading
a field OF nearly sixty players. Including the ma
tional champion. with the brilliant score OF ess
for seventy-two holes. at medal play IN the an
nual tourney finished at the Skokie Country Club
Stewart Gardner. of Exmoor. finished second with
2s7. and Jack Croke, OF Grand Rapids. third with
ao
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
BIG GAMES AT TRAvBRs Isr,ANn

Almost every champion in the metropolitan dis
tTiet viii be seen in action al Trsvers Islsns 70
day when the senior track and field ebsnnn,or.
stnps or me Mstropoitan Association will be held
II will De big day Tor the athletes over tr,o 49,,
dred oeans entered, and some excellent ana eeit,n
sport iE. IN prospect.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
WORLDS TRoTTING RECORD, GOES
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

Lexington KY. Sept H.-Miss Stokes a yearling
hlly by Peter the Great C2O71). dam Tillle Thornn
son. owned by W. L. ID. Stokes. broke the yearIinc
worlds trotting record OF 22 held for fifteen years
by Abdeil here this afternoon. She negotiated the
mile in the sensational time OF 2:lsL driven bv ed
Willis. manager Of the Patchen Wilkes Farm
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
HARD FIGHT ON COURTS
Mss Wagner and Hiss Bunce hin
Title After Gruel.ing Match

Miss Marie Wagner and Miss Elizabeth E,,, ~,
won the women's doubles title in the Ne Ja-sa,,
state lawn tennis championship tournament On M
courts of the Morristown Field Club vestardn,,
They defeated Mrs. William II. Pouch and Ni.
Edna Wildey, ll-9 G-S, 10-s This contest ,yas q.
continuous serbs OF brilliantly played rallies ,b
points falling so closely that at the end the wi, =
ming pair won by the margin of two games tho
final total being y enty-seven games 20 tweutvnvs
The final of the wOmens singles resuIted - -
straight set victory for MRS William II poucb
She defeated Mrs Walter C. Aufferman ~ : :.
So Mrs. Pouch now becomes the challenger for
the state title held by Miss Marie Wagner cr1
ihis match will hold the courts this af,arnoor =.
o'clock.
In the mems singles Neal Stevens defeated 6,,o
II. Hinck, at S-6, G-3. 60, &C. Ga The ror,,..
three games filed with fast footV,orl, -, -
part of both men, '''e
The summary follows
New Jersey championship tyyonoeo.s ,o,.. a
Toundl-mrs William H. Pouch defeated Mrs w g. s,iS &
women's doubles final aud championsbi, ROM, ~,
Marie wagner and Miss Elizabeth q Rnca Is.s silss
mrs ml'nsm H. Pouch and Miss Edna Widev Ii9
Mems singles (hnal round)-Neal Steven. dt.a..s 90.
IL dlnck 81. S--S, 60, "a, 'sN St'o
Mems doubles third round)Otto H Ezipe,, ara yr,,,
= SIsht oetestsd Seal stevens and Frederick q ~
Ieated c. Frederick Watson, jr ana csorge IA Noe
Mixed doubles Csscond rouna)-Miss A,,,s :. ~.
= FtEsasrls Watson tr. defeated Miss Marie Tarrsr
James Mclean aersated Miss Marion srorir sns n g
Il GlA-ehrook e-S 81. sna W y
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18

The two leaders will renew their fight. "a
purse has been raised by the Wvkagyl members
for a thirty-six hole match Tomorrow
Orrin Terry the homebred. continued his good
work by getting third place. Barker thought he
ought to have done better considering the fact
that he was never off the course He had luck
the green's.
The scores were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
The summary Follows

AInPionship Second rouRd)-H. KIrohnsr 1-ntv.r-
ssE 81 OF tsnnsy tFAnia beat Richard L Jackson Wul-
iAH@ > up aud TO play: Albert Seckel Princstn,
ecat q p Aerriman. Yale. up and 20 plar- \ n:
eaLh,."t harvard. beat r GOrton Dartrnouth =. IN
nns AZ, Z 10 Play Harry G Lesg Tale. beat Mex Ho
Senli-hnAl round--S.ckel beat Etrchre- y - "a q,
TO play; LegE beat Sargent. up and ) To piat ''
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
GENTLEMEN OF IRELAND.
GENTLEMEN OF PHILADGLPHIA.
CLIFTON CYCLE TRACK OPENS SUNDAY

The Clifton motorcycle and bicycle track at
Clitton' y j.. III he opened tomorrow under new
ownership and management nunber OF we'll
known ridsrs have sent in thsir entries. ans i,
interesting programme has been arranged
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
DATE FOR BIG BASEBALL GAME

Chicago. Sept. 17-At a meeting Of the National
Baseball Commission here tonight arrangements
were made for the worlds championship series
and October decided the day for the OMEN
ing game.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
DE PALMA SETS AUTO PEcopn

zrspo kepios, Mich, Sept. Iz.-Ralpt ro pair.
II Nav York, broke The worlds sutornobe rsro~s
! ,or 'eeafy-sFe miles AZ the Western wiebigsn
ets1e ts4r this Afternoon His rlrne -o.s ss.-e.
- previous record FOR fhe same sftsnce vas ss2s
he'd ~ -ir1relf. . 1o'
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18

barry Noriarty olS4SS Sacrifice hits-Bush O. Cobb
Jones CoS stolen SpoS Double PayDeehanty. Bush ana
snsg Nofiafty, Jones Mcintyre Bush sty,,.i, Dse-
~ htsese =; y Mullin. B. Left iiSde1b5s
- -trti9ll = Eifst base called
MINI tlrst hase on PhiladeIDhia 4 ne
D1Rpires-Psrrine ana O'L0ughlin N'ine-%'i1