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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-25
piles cured In a TO "a Days~

Pazo Ointment is guaranteed to cure
any case of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles in 6 to IA days or
money refunded. SOC.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-25

IT, g. ENGR OFFICE, Boston. Mass, Sept 80
1909 Sealed proposals for Motor Generator Sets
Motors, Centrifugal Pumps. Transformers and
Lightning ArrssSs1s VII os rees.xsI nIs ua IN n
formation on application EDN- BURR. 1t Col
En1rs
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-25

A sea weed has invaded the oyster
beds of France and carried off 400 .C0f
oysters. 1t has carried them off bodily
as thief would do
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-25

Parliament house. Melbourne, which
has been rushed by the ''unemployed''
of the commonwealth capital, is the
costliest legislative palace in Greater
Britain.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-25

Genuine morocco" leather is made
of goatskins. tanned with pure sumach.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-25
Tons Of Carnival Confetti
Finds Use AS Track Ballast

Imperial Caesar. dead and turned to clay,
Might stop hole to keep the wind away;
Brilliant confetti, thrown in revelry,
Doth hold a railroad tracks stability.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-25

cisco has pulled together. 1t took
something like this festival to as
sure the people that they were all
right.
We should have festival every
year. II it becomes an annual event,
such as the Mardi Gras In New Or
leans or the Yelled Prophet celebra-
tion in st. Louis. it will be some
thing for the people to look forward
to and live up TO. 1t will give San
Francisco a tradition which has al
ready been created and which the
city should be proud to sustain.
Then. too. these yearly festivals will
prepare the way for a big exposition
of some sort with which San Fran
cisco can celebrate the opening of
the Panama canal.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
Champions in Form, on Courts
Miss Wagner Plays Brilliant Lawn Tennis and Holds New
sey TitIe-PaImer Beats Stevens.

Both Of the New Jersey State lawn tennis cham
pions, Miss Marie Wagner and Richard II Palmer
were successful in retaining their holding OF cup
and title yesterday in the challenge rounds the
courts OF the Morristown Field Club, Morristown
\. !. Miss Wagner defeated Mrs. William II
Pouch in straight sets at 81 20. In the last
Mrs. Pouch led at 81 and 500 only 10 have the
champion finish out the set and match with
straight of six games. on several occasions
Mrs Pouch was within stroke Of winning the
last set, but unable to check Miss Wagner's
splendid smashing and volleying either by her lob
hing excellent driving
In the mems singles cup match Palmer was again
forced through five sets SIS. Is, - SIS, 81,
TO beat Neal Stevens. The fifty-two games were
hlied with fast and hard lawn tennis. strangely
enough. Palmer Won fewer games than Stevens.
his total for the match o = for the
ing player. Throughout the five sets Pamer's left
handed driving, his chief asset, unsettled.
stevens was strongly aggressive at the net and he
was skilful in smotheTing many Of the champions
drives and turning the ball back for smashing
The deuce sets, the first and third Palmer won
by the narrowest of margins. In these he ex-
perienced some good fortune in getting in scorch-
ing cross-court shot at the critical moment Ste-
vens won both of his sets by furiously fast net
playing, but the pace told in the end.
Miss Alice L. Day and G. Frederick Watson. ir
won the mixed doubles championship. In the final
round they defeated Mrs William II Pouch ana
Nyte {. Grant at s. s-4. Both Of the women
played spirited lawn tennis in this match, Miss
DAYS drives to the corners earning many aces
The Princeton pair, George Thomas and : Ra-
leigh. won their place in the final round Of the
doubles. defeating DR.. f II. Cilazebrook and II
NICK Glazebreok. at 3-6, rs, O.. Richard H
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
CENTRAL PARK CHAMPION BEATEN.
Falls Victim to Hall in westchester Lawn
Tennis Club Tourney

Twenty eight players began play In tho third an
nual tournament OF the Westchcster Tennis Club.
Castle Hin. Westchester yesterday. 4 schoolboy
champion. W. Dickson Cunningham. of Horace
Mann School scored his opening match in tho sin
giles. showing excellent form. Tic defeated William
j. Bourne. 50. SIS
The Central Park champion. ira Strcussnd, fell
easy victim 10 the swift driving Of Waiter Mer-
rlll Han at S., So tho Hamilton Grange title
holder true to court his placed shots. Ar
thur Scherer, another Of tho Central Park experts.
outclassed by Dr. William Roseubaum who
won IN straight sets Al So. 6-3.
Westchester cup Unen'C Gnglcs, FIRST roundi-
Walter Merrill Hall defeated Ira Streusand 6-3
S.: Alan NJ Johnstone defeated William Cunning
ham. SIS. So; Joseph F. Condor defeated Alfred
Moses. s., Ct. DR. William Rosenbaum defeated
Arthur Scheder. Ga S-S; W. Dickson Cunningham
defeated William d. Bourne. 6-2 So: W. Pdisch-
man defeated Frank bryan. SIS. IS: p. Nolan
defeated pr. J. Gorse Simmons. s-3. u-i3. So;
\. Lowther defeated g. BrinkerhoG. S-. s-5: Ed
gar 7. Leo Defeated T. Hartmann. 6-2 6-3: 4
Marks defeated Thomas ouirk So. SIS. \ Hart
mann defeated Z, Wilson. SO s.
Second rouRd-Walter Merrill Hall defeated =
Nolan. -. 62, Joseph r. condor defeated Edgar
7. Leo, So ct.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED


Plymouth. Sept IS. 1885 m-St Paul. NeV YorN tes
Cherbours and Southampton
Queenstown. Sept IS. a-52 a ni-Carunanla t5r. ~
York for LiyerpOol 6;1S m-Balte Brl. New 1'fS
for Liverpool
Naples. Sept t4-Patris (Greeki New York
Genoa, Sept l6-VerOna 0taN. New York
Boulogne. Sept 16-Noordam Cputchl, New Nork tor Nv
Hong Kong. Sept 1T-Indrasamha CBp. New York VIA
Dublin. sept lT-riogs (Rr). New York -
Gibraltar. Sept rs. nMoltke (Cferl New 4ofh ~
Naples and Genoa. -
Cherbo,lrE sept H. $50 p m-Presdent Grant tGsFN
SAILED
Boulogne Sept Is p m-Potsdau Dutch. Rotterdam
New York
Liverpool Sept ls-Cedrie tsp. New York via ousens
Moviile Sept ls-CoIubia Csrl Glasgow Tor New YORK
FavTe, sept Is. N MA Provence err, New 4ofS
Newcastle, sept 1T-Charlois Dutch. New. York -
New York =.
Trinidad sept ie-Crowu Prince tBro santos. etc g.
New York
Hong Kong Sept 17-Indrapura CRr. YOkohama. sto t'
Hamburg Sept 1S-Brilliant Ger. New York; Prone
theus tCerl, New York
harceona.. sept lS-tsgIla tNorl for New Nors
London, sept iS-AfiunaWdsLaa (Erl. New YorS-
southampton sept lSEhisadelphsf New YORK Ei1S
bourg
PASSED So. =
sciii5 SsPt rs t;le m-kaiseT1 A1sHses N YIN r4 ~
Ger', New York for Plymouth, CneFooufs ana r'sSle
Butt a. Lewis sepA Is n a Nc F rsetxsn CpanA Ne~
York Tor Chrstiarssnd and Copenhagen. -
Brow Head. Sept is--Ninnehahn (Erl. New AorS -
GibraItas sept is-Petroleins sl New fog c.sAz
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
EVIL LIES In THE GATE
DAVIS CUP CONTROVERSY.
English La1cn Tennis" attacks Fat
Guarantee System.

English Lawn Tennis" the official organ Of the
national association abroad, has the following TO
say concerning the controversy anent the DAVIS
Cup competition, the preliminary matches OF Whlch
were played in Philadelphia last week, when the
American team made clean sweep against the
visiting Engshmen;
In America a controversy has been raised as as. to
pIaying preliminary round, exception having been
taken to the United States beating the British
fss iss5 Th W 9ps dsam for th the the British
Isles team in the event Of Xct0ry IN lim
lar state of affairs it is contended. preyaiis ths
Iwenf down before a powerful team in the pre-
liminary tie they might have beaten the American
the conditions were therefore. unequal
the Of fair PLAY h nsad Ps h1T 5s 9eSn eeR by
the team America proposes to send to Austpamaii M i
chance with Australia of beating the Americans:
Had these points been raised few years ago.
on the score of impractcabty and mutual de
pect Of affairs has been altered with the intrSdtc-
tion of heavy tary guarantees. and II IA"
main I foresee stpulations being made for
representative teams or PLAYERS with names ca
might not always be prepared 10 pay the same
guarantee for team OF the qanS g5I sePS and II
would hit the l. I. \ very hard II II they RAISED & =
other country sent players over here with no pre-
tensions to international class in order TO collar
Financial matters bound 10 enter in inter
national sport, but regard II as unfortunate Ild
the precedent of heavy guarantees was eSt3blishHd
last year the more so were unable TO re
ciprocate this year and might some day be in a
similar position. What We should endeavor TO
guard against is Gripping the financial resources
os the respective national associations. and u
would be better If some international agreement
were arrived at, with view 20 necessary eH-
penses only being guaranteed.
The best available" distinct from the very
best teams could be sent from one country 70
another with easy Consciences and II any money
above guaranteed actual expenses accrued from
the share Of the gate" after expenses had been
deducted). It would be thrice welcome. for the
reason that no heavy loss would fall on anyhody
On the other hand, II the fat guarantee business
is proceeded with. II will reach uncomfortable
lengths, and it will be a bad day for somebody
II the Australians or Americans should be brought
over here in a wet summer, or when public in
terest is on the wane, only TO play before small
crowds and scoop up large sums of l. 7. A money
Let US suppose that South Africa, Belgium. Ger
many. Austria. France. America and Australia
all challenged the British Isles for the cup. what
a terrible thing II would he 10 face demands from
all for guarantees-demands that would be estab-
lshed precedent As finance has already led
70 unseemy dficulties and unkind words over the
Davis Cup competition, 1t would appear that the
time IL ripe for new conditions 10 be drawn up
and an equitable understanding arrived az.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
RECORD SWIM ON RTVFp
George Hyde Wins from Bic F,e1a
Across the Hudson.

George Hyde. well known amateur .-s-
won the Young Mems Christian Associatlo, 80
pionsnlp or greater New York yesterday tr -
ming tne Hudson River from the New Jer,-,, -
TO 1S0th street in 30 minutes seconds Tba s'7A
as laid out diagonalIy across the river vvs -s's
three-quarters miles. and Hyde's time. rnad. N -
the help Of strong tide. Is said to be the
crossing Of the Hudson ever made at this - ss
There were eighteen starters in the racs
seven OF whom finished. the others being uict.sp7
ny launches at various stages Of the contest ~.
led from start 20 finish and reached the Nsrsyee. yee.
side eleven minutes ahead OF his nearest 49, tors
ond and third places went to J. J. Wau an So
z seconds. and Richard Hyde. 50 minutes. '''''
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
res were as follows
NASSAU COUNTRY CLUB.

There was an eighteen-hole medal play handicap
At the Nassau Country Club yesterday, which re-
suited in a tie between ". L. rockingham and W.
Beard al = net. The contest for the house com
Tnittee cup was productive OF good matches In the
hrst round r. p. Worrall beat A. w. Rossiter by
default, while II. x. Hudson defeated r @ Jen-
nings by up 9. L. Tiffany beat D. A. Loring 1r
up and 10 play, and H NJ. Crane downed c.
Cunning by 2 and margin In the second round
Tiffany beat Rosster by default.
After breaking twice in the August handi-
cap, semi-fnal round. n F. Whitney beat C. D.
smithers on the third attempt by the scant margin
of UP, ffty-four holes in all being required. Tn
the other seni-flnal round match A. w. Rossiter
heat j. n. stearns. Sd. on the home green. The
scores In the medal play handicap were as follows
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
after FOX HILLS TITLE.
George armstrong Falls Tictim to
the Skill of Gee.

In the championship tournament of the Fox HIS
Golf Club yesterday D. Brandreth beat " W
Van Loan, up and 20 play: A (. Hammer heat
NJ L. Fearey. up; II. J. Gee beat George a Arm
strong, up and 10 play. II. T. Armstrong beat
W = freeman by default J. ". Dean beat
Charles Presbrey. | up and b. T Allen heat " =
Helm. up and l TO play.
competing for the Brooklyn cup. IT, V carrare
beat a NJ Williams, l up; ". p Kimbau heat
- -. rope, up l. S Conkyn beat ". J. FIem-
ihg' up Thomas =. Lee beat W. H. Leeds m
nineteen holes, Llovd Tent beat P ". Hopsor
up and 10 play; II. r Molloy beat L. II Wal
lace. up and TO play: George Adams beat " p
haske. up and 10 play. and H. H. LLOYD beat
L. NJ Hosey, up and 10 play
The Class and handicap resulted as fo,,ovs.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Saturday. September is. %

FoTt OF new oTK, saturday, september 10 W
,pPrvrD
steamer s. Patrick tBrl, Fortay Yokohama June
= NoRNschl -, kone -, Mcj1 so Shanghai July =
heeiung II Hong Kong Il. Singapore %. Sshans Al
gust I. Port said 2I ana Algers 2S va Boston Ser
via CITY Island Lett Quarantine T.OS
steamer ~ LOUIS. JaDltsOn. Southampton and Chc.
bouFS september H. 10 the American Line, with ~,
cahin and as stesr8ge passengers. mails and mdse
steamer Mulrteld tBrN. BOYLE. Sourahaya July
NIaksan , CheFtoOn Is. Alden August :, Port said -
AsIers - and GIBRALTAR - Via Delaware BreakWat-
Seotemosr IL with sugar ArbuckIe Brothers vessel
% simpson. spence * Young. Arrived at the Bar 81
$50
steamer Cincinnati tGerl. schulke Hamburg sep
SengerS and mdse. 70 the Hamburg American LINZ
southeast of Fire Island 40
steamer Mamma Hata Charles. Baltimore 20 ths -
YORK and Baltimore Transportation Line. with nids
steamer Arapahoe. Chichester. Jacksonville Septerr
Der -, Snd Charleston 10 20 the Clyde Ss Co WV
passengers and mdse Left Quarantine az 12;os ra-
steamer Princess Anne. Tapley Newport News aiea
Norfolk. to the Old Dominion IS Co with pasSengsrS
ana Udse Left Quarantine az go -.
Sandy HOOK. sept Is $50 u-Wint nortne@s' iF7s'
breeze; rough
SAILED.
son Norfolk: City OF Savannah. savannah; Fl Lorade
Galveston Comus New Orleans; sabine Galveston
minneapolis tHr)- London; New YORK. Southampton
ptutschlspd tGerl. Hamburg; Caledonia LErf' IIlas
PSol, Duca degh Ahruzzi dtalt Naples' Ess Es,e.ts
tRuSsl. Libau; Ia Gascogue FRI Havre, Louisia ne
1Frl; Hayre; Sihirta (Gerls lnSEua' NaEaGsS s. 81
Perth Amboy: Hudson err. Dunkirk Alfred punoiS
1Norl. Porto Plata SatsuTna tBr) NewPort New :;
Bermudjan (Brl, Bermuda; Raguarok tNort, pound
east; Coamo. san Juan: Zulta. la GuayrS MO-" MOI,
Colon; Canadia DAM. Havre via Newport News Can
Norai0n. Puerto Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
MILBURN PLAYS BRILLIANT POLO
Scores Four Goals in Match Game at Rock
away Hunt Club.

Cedarhurst, Long Island. Sept. IS (SpeciaI-Bev-
CreauX Milburn. who has recently returned from
England. where he played the International polo
team. took part in special match game at the
RoclSaway Hunt Club this afternoon He played
back on the White team. and scored four of the six
goals made by his side. Milburn got his first two
goals In the first period within minute and a half
of play.
The score vas tied in the eighth period when Mil
burn made his third goal lie followed this AT the
opening OF the ninth period with another goal
which was the last scored r. La Montagne, ir
made two OF the Reds goals and PLAYED strone
game.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
CLASS r
Gross IIandican VI
DEAL GOLF AND couNrRv c,,,e

". v Conover won the championship Of the Deal
Golf and Country Club yesterday. defeating II
shanley' jr- by up and 10 play in the thirty-six
hole final round. The winner went ont IN a, - ~
morning returning In 40 for 81 while later IN tbo
day he had 10 and 30 for a 70
Play for the non-winners' cup I'm Class A rest,Itc1
IN tie between J. T. Gillespie s7-14-sa. and 7 =
keIy' SS-l9-sS. { f. Cameron led in the B divl-
presented by ]. E. Chds, getting 10 net
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
WIRELESS REPoRTs.

ne Csitc reported as S53 miles sass o. Sandy Hook
The Cincinnati reported 3O3 miles east 81 sara
Hook At yesterday. IL expected dock this ~.
noon. - A'--
The Seuw Amsterdam. reported $50 uaes east -
sandy Hook az 5-25 yesterday. s expected 70 d5e
Monday forenoon. - -
The Main, reported 40 miles east ot Sandy Hook a,
$50 n yesterday. s expected dock Monday Forenoon
Inc Frtedrch der Crosse, reported 10 miles
Tuesday afternoon - -s~N
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
rhe lineup and summary follow
DEDHAM POLO TEAMS WIN

Dedham. Mass. Sept. 1s-The Dedhaun polo teams
won two games here this afternoon. Dedhan 50
defeating Ponk Aponkapoag for the Ponkapoag
cup by a score OF 10 .. The pedham team won
from Myopie b IN the semi-finals for the Earlstein
cup Is 70 The first contest was we'll played.
with both teams evenly matched. In the second
the pedham regulars outcassed the NIyopia 3
quartet
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
BROOKLYN SCORES TUICE.
CamCron& Bcaten by One Goal at
Soccer Football.

Playing ~ fautless form. the Brooklyn soccer
football esven, present holders OF the state foot
ball cup, defeated the Camerous. Of New York bv
the score Of goals 10 l. at Marquette oval. Brook
lyn. yesterday. Ten minutes after play began j. u.
McLennan. centre forward OF the Brooklyns, scored
on a pass from Watts At inside right BrookIyn's
second and last goal was the result 81 corner"
which r. O'Halaran took ard passed 10 Watts,
who I'm turn pas sed 70 McI~nnan. and he headed
the ball in the net for a talIv
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
ST. ANDREWS GOLF c,t,e

~ N. 81. Andrews Coli Club yesterday W
HooEmsn gained his second leg ON the banS,os-.
'neoa ~ Is 70 be in play until three times IN
monthly handicap by the same person
Ths best scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
TRIPLE TIE on LINKS.
Englc1cOOd Golfers Ven Matched in
Play for Trophy.

At the Englewood Golf Club yesterdsv the mem
bers qualified for the Presidents cup. presented by
George Q Austin. Only those with the sixteen best
net totals will be able TO continue az the match
game, and 4 play-of will te necessary for the lss
two places.
The best scores were as fnIlo,ups
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
THELEMA WINS AT OYSTER paw

Oyster Bay. Long Island. Sept 1s-Nin, -.
la-footers Of the Seawanhaka Corinthian -
Cluo sailed an interesting raee OF Centre IsI,,s
yesterday Although the breeze was Ight a. -
steady throughout and allowed early finishes ~
winner was the Thelema. the property OF CI,,...
Mackenzie E. c. Henderson's Flicker was saco.s
The summary follows.
sLOOPs-1S FoOTERs-sTART. seo-rorys-
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19

Eeckei was slight favorite with the ssr,s,., :.
hE victory was particularly welcome 20 prsncs,on
men SIS " Is some years since the chsmpionsbin
1eetso az the New Jersey college
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
These scores were returned for the fan handicap
cups. classes 4 and r
CLASS 4.
t.rh.a IanIi

The hrst round for the fall cup club champion
ship at the Park Golf Club TODAY resulted as foi
lows
. r. b Ellsworth beat n Howell BY default ., r
morse M beat a H. Nanderhoef. up 20 piav. " p
Faber beat "; E Lough. up and l 10 uisv.' n y
ByRrd beat r. V Carpenter 2 up ~ ''''- " y
These scores were posted for the Presidents Golf
Club and Oakmont cups:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
GLEN RIDGE GOLF cLus.
[By Telegraph to 10 rrih,,n. !,

Tribune
bloomneid. n. j., Sept. 1s.-An eiehteen-bola
handicap for a silver cup was tied for bv three
players on the Glen Ridge Golf Club links This az
ternoon and in the toss-up DR.. William r. Rrough-
ton won.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
FORDH1M ON GRTDIRON.
Tbrty-fre Candidates Report
Practice at y. y. L. To-mOrro,c.

The Fordham football candidates had their hrst
real practice Of the season on Fordham Field yes
terday afternoon Howard Gargan had charge OF
the Thirty-hve men reported. and that mum
her Will be Increased TO fifty by Monday afternoon
20 IS thought. Ciargan said that he was much
pleased with tho appearance OF the new men
Prospects for a good team appear bright
Siskin. end; Mccarthy. a haIfbark ana Gar
gan. quarterback. are the veterans who have fe-
ported far Coffey. last years brilliant full
back. Is now playing the Boston National
League baseball team. and consequently will be
ineligible. Geary viii report for practice on Mon
day.
Owing 10 Fordham's unusually severe schedule
this year efforts Will be made totdevelop large
number Of strong substitutes
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
CLASS A
YouNTAkAH COUNTRY GLIB.

IN me boyle handicap at the Yountakah Coun-
try Club yesterday the leaders IA class No..
n a B. Hanna, all square: II. Giles, down. and
=. j. Luce, down. The Class b. division resulted
~ We between g. Rysil, T.. " McMuIeh and w
J. Benson. az down.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
DYKER MEADOW GOLF cIue

handicap and qualified for the CHAMPIONSHIPS a. th.
Dyker Meadow Golf Club yesterday. This was
George W. Dickinson who scored his first success
over the course.
The arst dozen Of the twenty-nine To anisn ......
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

SUNRISE - sunssr 6:O4l Moon sets s:ss Mems -, /,
HIGH WATER
AMSandy Hook 1O15 Gov. Island 1888 He'll Cat. - -
PM-Sandy Hook 1923 Gov Island 10 Al Hell Gate i2sI
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
CANOE BROOK COUNTRY CLUB.

Members Of the Canoe Brook Country Club com
peted in Class A and handicaps yesterday, Fred
r. Hill winning in the first named and b A.
Day in the other.
The scores follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
THE PLAINFIgLD COUNTRY CLUE.

Plainheld y J.. Sept ls.-The PlaiuheId Country
Golf Club team defeated the team from the New
Brunswick Golf Club the local course this after
noon by score Of q -
The summary follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.

A@stiuafton and steamer y y :.
New zealand. Australia except Ves1
Sdlnoan Islands and New Cafaionta
ia san Francseo'-Cen,ury TO-DAY. ssop ~
Japan. Cerea. China and Philippine Is
ands cya sesrte,-Kasa Sia+u-.-..-. SEPT = ssop N
Guam aad Philippine Islands tvia san
Francis2o,C Transport sept 50 ssop ~
HaW StL- Japan. china via
, san FEanelsco,- NIons2la sept 80 ssopF
ands tvts Vancouver and Victoria
Cl-Emprss~ o. China. .-........... Oct : - ~
Australia except WesU. Fit Islands
New Caledonia and New Zea,and tvia
Aorang --..--..-.---,. - -O,r 5 sSOpu
Havati ,vs san FranciscotAlaIue1s- OCT = sSopm
Hawaii. Japan. Ccrea. China and Philip
pn1 Islands tyia Francisco
Tahit. Narqussas Islands. New Zealand
and Australia tyis san Francisco}--
Nsrtpcss - aSrm
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19

Palmer and T, Martin won the other bracket, ~
l2-lo. Is -. from Otto II. Hinck and WyIie c.
Grant The latter led at 5-2 in the first set and
at 53 in the third. but could not bring either or
against the volleying Of tho winning pair This
match will he decided tomorrow
In the consolation singles B. NJ. Phillips defeated
George ;. Groesbeck by a score OF 10. SIS. los
the match being OF the best as,d hardest fought
of the tournament
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19

Football practice al New York University will
begin tomorrow. when the university opens.
Torrey will be In charge of the candidates. The
coach has already discovered two promising new
men, sophomore md the other a Junior.
Nohn. the former. weighs 2oa pounds. and Will get
a tryout az guard Schultze. the junior weighs
close 20 Sn pounds. Torrey is rejoicing over his
finds
The football season Tor 1879 opened Yesterday when
two games were played Az Carlisle the Indians
rolled up IS To 10 score against Steelton and
Baird PLAYED Fort Mckinley a o 10 Tie at Lewis
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
ouTeoING sTEAmERs.

MONDAY. SEPT ENBER 2o
Mai Tssss
NessH. For Line closes saiis
NarOwiins. Farama-fbo Il " Ill II ~ a =, fO0D 4,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER q
kalser w. der g, Bremen y Lloyd a m 1000 m
oioJ tTistooat Panama II 80 500
- llaI'' Rotterdam Hol-Aut 400
Europa. Naples. la VeIoce .----...... :
,tty q Atlanta, savannah Savannah s0Op
''apdhoe. JacAsonVille, Clyts.-.-.--.- l00pm
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER =
Majestic Southampton. American 500
tampsnis. liverpool. t~usrd ..... s 81 a m T0.60 m
NitAl lnaS'la
Ancon. trist2uaf Panama s.O0uru
,aiiVa irl-A1.t t3ieoer ll-31 S-00p
Aldfalln'nsf Ftrt. Booth -12tU S-00p
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