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New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
SOCCER PLAYERS BUSY.
Ready for Opening of Annual
uggIe for League Honors-

With the additional impetus lent by the pr-.-
ence OF the Pilgrims Of England. association foot
ball players IN this vicinity viii enter keenly into
the spirit OF the annual competition for champion
ship hOnors OF the New York Amateur Association
uled TO be played the nearby grounds this astsr-
noon The entries include the Hollywood Inn Foot
ball Club. OF Yonkers. which the league chArn-
pionship last season: the Clan Mcdonald. oc
Brooklyn. winners OF the sunday Championship
the Brooklyn. state Cup winner; CsneFons. for
mer champions; Columbia Oval. Critchleys. BrOnX
United. Arcadia Thistles. Highbrtdge and Astoria
Independents
The pairings for the earlier rounds OF the series
which viii extend through the winter. weather per-
hitting. are az follows.
October 3-Areadia Talstlss Brooklyn. Astoria
vs. clan Mckenzie. Clan Mcdonald Astoria. Higa
Bridge Hollywood Inn
October iO-Arcsdia TAisres hollywood nm Asto.i.
vs. brooklyn bFonN Cntef Va Colulhia Oval. CarsEuns
vs.. clan Mcdonald. CritcL7 High Bridge
october ts-AFcadR rhiStieS Critchleys.
vs. Columbia Oval. BTOnN United BrooSlyn.
Octoo1r 2t-Arcadia Thistles Clan McDonaid. A.
toria Clan Mckenzie. BronN United 3 EoiiVNoEs1
Inn. Brooklyn va CaueTons. Columbia Oval vS- High
OeJooer sI-A-csdia rhisttrs vs. Columbia Oval A.
toFia vs. trrchleys. BrunN United Clan Mcpunaid.
Samerons vs. Hish Bridge. Clan Nckenzie va HoiyEosc
Inn.
November Arcadia Thistes Va CameronS astoria
Hollywood Inn brooklyn Va Crttchlsys Can NJ sA~'
November 2i-Arcadla ThtStes Va Astoria 1rona
United Carnerons, EFooSlyn vs. Can Ne-nna -st
McKen1ie Va CFitchleys. COLUMBIA SssA " "
November as-AresAa Tnisss Hxe s,safs a.. a.
csnsrons Ts CotanbA cV., Clan Nepei--a ~ ~s'sss-
lGA
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

Championships Madison Square Garden Attract Entries
Stars from Parts of the Country

lard Of the Boston Athletic Association: J. J. Cal
Iagher of Philadelphia, and G. A Dull Of Pitts
burg This is undoubtedly the classiest bunch OF
distance men to be found anywhere Bouhag's rec
ord breaking indoor campaign Of last winter still
fresh in the mind Of athletic followers. Seemingly
ready 10 retire. Bonhag suddenly developed an in
credible amount OK speed and broke all existing
indoor records from two to eight miles If he
shows anything like the form he displayed last
winter he should have little trouble in winning
Bellars the rnainstay of the New York Athletic
Club, has shown much during the last summer.
but he is training hard and is in good condition.
Daily, the old horse Of the Irish-American Ath-
letic Club has surprised every one by the speed he
has shown in his last few races. He is not built
for indoor work, but will make the others run all
the way beat him
Ballard, the Boston Athletic Association entry. is
the present national junior and senior mile cham
pion He is credited with having done 40 for the
mile and is also good over the longer route
Pittsburg's contribution 10 these events is g. A.
Dull and ". T. Shannon. Dull was former inter
collegiate two-niIe champion and a member Of the
Olympic team of 1905 He has nst competed much
during the summer. but has again started training
and Will give good account OF himself. J. J. Gal
lagher. of Philadelphia, is Of the most prous-
ing of the distance runners. Still a schooIboy. ne
has shown good staying powers and will be right
up with the leaders at the finish.
On the fast track in Madison Square Garden and
With such a field as this these races should be pro
ductive of new records. Those who We're present at
the championship races last year remember the
thrilling in these two events when D-scoll
won the two-mile and Collins the dve-rnue
event. 1t looks as though the finish will be even
more exciting this year than il was then.
The Irish-American and New York athletic clubs
have entered their full teams and have reserved
blocks OF seats for their members and rooters.
Tickets are on sale at The box Office in Madison
Square Garden, and at the stores Of A G. SpaIding
& Bros. No 126 Nassau street and No % West 42d
street.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
TAKE ALLEGED SLAYER.
His Wife Gires Damaging Test
mOnn IN SertupLe Murder Case.

BIueheld ". Va. Oct damaging testimony
was adduced to-day against Howard Little, who is
charged with the murder of Aunt Betsey' Justis
George a. Meadows and the latter's wife and three
children. His wife confessed 10 having washed his
bloody clothing the day after the murder In an
affidavit she says that he left their home about
dark the night of the murder and returned the
rext morning with ns clothes bloody and torn, and
said that he would kill her if she told anything
about his condition
He borrowed a .32-calihre revolver few days
before the crime. and returned it the following
Wednesday with TWO chambers empty. The body
of George Meadows was exhumed and the two
bullets taken from il by Drs. Richardson and
White were almost Identical in weight with the
balls taken from shells belonging 10 the weapon
Little had borrowed.
Littfes wife also turned over the lantern that he
brought home with him that night which showed
file marks where some one had tried TO cut on
blood stains. He seen in the barn the next
morning folding papers across his knee appar-
entity counting money. and he gave SEQ TO a
with wohm. il is said. ne had planned start
West a few days after the murder, with which 10
buy clothing and prepare for the trip Having done
this she returned 81 50 Little which time. she
swears he threatened her life II she revealed any
part Of their secret Threats of lynching freely
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
LYTLE GETTING WELL.
Bates, Dead Mechanic, Had Pre-
mOniti0n of accident.

Fdverhead Long Island, Oct 2-FIerbert Lyte,
the driver who was injured in the automobile race
here on Wednesday last, is doing very we'll at the
Greenport Hospital, where he taken after the
accident He sent for his wife and eleven-months-
old baby, and they a his bedside. Doctors
at the hospital say he Is recovering rapidly that
he may be able 10 leave in a short time
That some OF those who go into these automobile
races have feeling that they to suffer from
accident was never more manifest in anyone than
II was in Joe Bates the machnist who was with
Lyte when the accident happened. Bates was
killed. Just before the race started Joe told
eral Of his friends that he expected TO be killed
badly manned before the He
said he had had this feeling for some time Some
time ago he said this feeling strong that he
expressed the wish that he could see his wife and
children before he went into the race. but as they
out in Indiana he did not see them
In his in Mrs. PeTkinss boarding house
there was found a letter which Bates had ad-
dressed TO his wife. Mrs. Perkins was instructed
TO forward this letter in OF any accident He
had told Mrs. Perkins that in that letter he in
closed all the money he had
Il is said that Bates blue for several days
before the race that Lyle decided 20 send to New
York for another mechaniciau. This letter, how
ever just missed the last train to New York the
day before the race, and as there no to
take his place in the machine Bates went into the
machine and 10 his death
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

Outside of the Olympic games. II is doubtful
II there ever was such a gathering Of athletes as
will take place at Madison Square Garden on
October and to compete in the national indoor
championships Champions from all sections of
the country will be present for the first time
in the history of American athletics; Canada will
be well represented by her heetest and strongest
men. and international flavor is added by the
entries Of H. A Wilson and E Lunghi, the Eng
lish and Italian runners
In the sprints the local title Notwithstanding.
Ekman. Dawbarn and Rosenberger-win meet F.
L. Lukeman. Montreal Amateur Athletic Associa-
ton, J. y. Connolly. the New England champion;
K. 1. Gill, one of Baltimore's fastest men, and
G. z. Sutton, of Philadelphia These men are
among the best in their sections, and will make
the Metropolitan short distance men hustle TO win
In the middle distance events the out-of-town
men are again in evidence. ". A. Prout Boston
Athletic Association. the quarter mile champion
OF the New England Association; c. E Hedlund
Brookline, Mass. \. S. Buddo and H. Herbert.
Montreal Amateur Athletic Association; ". J.
Hayes G. Z. Sutton. W ". Fawley and A. F.
Beck Germantown Boys Club, Philadelphia, are
some of the cracks who will measure strides with
the metropolitan boys. The entries Of A. F. Beck,
Prout Buddo and Hedlund will add greatly 10
the interest of the 900 and 1000 yards events Beck
is the present intercollegiate half mile champion.
and under the tuition of Mike Murphy has devel-
oped into one Of the best middle distance men in
the country. Prout member Of the Olympic
team Of 1908 and is exceptionally fast at 600 yards
and Buddo the best Canadian middle distance
runner. Hedlund is consistent performer in the
quarter and half miles and dangerous contest
ant a. all times.
The two and five mile runs should be among the
best events Of the games Mike Driscon. the Yonk-
ers flyer who is the present champion at two miles
will be hand 10 defend his title. He will have a
hard time in doing so as the following are some Of
the men he will meet: George Bonhag. T. J. Collins,
J. J. Daily, H. A. Wilson, F. 6. Bellars, J. H. Bal
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
FOUR YEARS FOR SLAYER OF EDITOR.
Virginia School Principal Pleaded Self-De-
fence in Trial at Warrenton.

Warrenton. Va. Oct 2-Professor J, H Harris.
principal OF the WarrenJon High School. who shot
and killed William A Thompson, associate editor
81 the Warrenton Virginiau" here last April was
found guilty Of voluntary manslaughter to-day.
Punishment was hxed at four years in the peni-
tentiary.
The proceedings were watched with great inter
est bv residents OF the county. both men were
prominent in the community.
on the witness stand Professor Harris gave q
dramatic description OF the shooting and pleaded
that he had been forced to slay Thompson 10 save
his own life on the day OF the tragedy. he said.
ne was walking along Main street when Thompson
approached and insUlted him publicly.
~ the same time the defendant asserted. ThOmp-
son made a violent attack on him. He was almost
lazed from the blows. ne declared. when he drew
ThnrnnsOn
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
HOLD TIE LESLEY CUP
NEW YORK TEAM WINS.
Pennsylvania Experts Beaten in
Close Golf Com petition.

-.nsselrhia Oct. 2.-AlthouEh presenting n
-.,sea ur team the Metropolitan Golf Association
". ne Lesley cup for the NTH year in succession
,,e links Of the Huntingdon. Valley Countr,
- -o-5av. The visiting delegation defeated
1.-,svlvanis in the. decisive match by a score OF
EwE.
1r doubts however. were removed early in the
- when the Metropolitan won eight Of the ten
--sss matches. making il Impossible for PennsyI-
-. n alter the result III the fo,I-somos. A large
.us-v -rrr-ei out. and the morning match he
.rsen Walter J Travis. the Metropolitan captain.
- H Mcfarland. was followed with interest.
~, tai Huntingdon Valley man easily got the
,.--s- hall Of the Tee. bur the Metropolitan cham
mon roro rhan Offset that by steady approaching
ans putting
psther unexpected the defeat Of Fred
r,srrsshoH 81 The hands Of W @ Fownes jr. OF
ps.,sbllrg The latter showed a trace Of his old
.ss form a-6 took advantage of the others wild
- Findlsy Douglas. John NJ Ward and Archie
p.s5 won handily- and 50 did F. r. Upton. IT. the
gorris County winner. who downed George A.
,,-ristor. one n The hest Of the Plttshurg set
A pU7rinE. another re-ruu To the Metrv-
.v.sr tear the distinction OF beating How
- " Pe-r-.- former Philadelphia champion.
,bUs J T STANLEY, IT,, and ". r Thompson.
.,.o uev. both scored points. Pennsylvania sec
- uirner proved 70 be u. T West. who scored
.ysr Howard Gee
Wien teamed M IN foursoues the visitors failed
.. 1T losing every match. Travis took Thurston
o. psrrrer and they lost 10 Mcfarland and
r4s uhle Douglas and Ward fell before Norman
,rs,Be-h and West. This made the first losing
-,tch tor Ward since he has been taking part in
rrsss afsirs.
Vas Week replaced Gee IN the afternoon
nns teamed uP with Upton. but they could ma ke
10 hea5way against Smith and Giles F C. Jen-
r,nrs also appeared in the foursonaes plaving
with Dunui-E. They lost TO Perrin and TfIline-
hzst. Las wear The Metropolitan team came
utthfa ar ace oc being beaten BY Massa chusetts
ir the decisive match because of 4 weak showing
n the foursorss
he summary follows
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
vARpoN TO PLAY HERE.

A wrong impression seems TO have gained ground
IL certain quarters with regard TO the coming anna
teur and professional match be held or next
Wednesday, October 5. over the links Of the
Hackensack Golf Club II was stated somewhere
that the affair would in all probability be declared
of because Tom Vardon and Alec Smith were ex-
pecting 10 60 10 California. ". H Watt, one Of
the officials OF the Hackensack Golf Club, stated
last night that he had Just received a telegram
from Vardon 10 the effect that the Briton would
arrive in New York Tuesday. and would be
ready for the match at Hackensack the following
day. This will be a four-ban match Of thirty-six
holes. IN which W J. Travis and vardon will play
against F1ndlay S. Douglas and Smith.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
BELIEVES LAW VIOLATED. CAN'T ACT

Justice Dowling has handed down decision up
holding the authority OF the Fire Commissioner 10
,errnIt the Manhattan Fire Alarm Company TO
connect wires with alarm boxes in the city some
time ago James Foy obtained an Injunction ana
an order directing the Fire Commissioner TO sho"
cause why the wires should not be removed an"
th Commissioner restrained from granting further
nermtssion 10 IN, Manhattan company. In his
decision Justice bowling says he believes the over
head wires are maintained in clear violation Of
thu law for which, however. ne SAYS nc cannot
give relief in the action brought by Fey.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
HUSBAND KILLS wIFE's BoARDER.
Jealousy Said to Have Caused italian to Do
the Shooting

While his three little children looked on, Frank
Vince an Italian. OF No 526 East r7th street,
entered the apartments OF his wife yesterday morn
ing and shot and killed Joseph SicIat a boarder-
After the shooting Vince turned and ned, put ne
was arrested in the afternoon by Detective Walsh
of the Central once. Vince had not been living
witrs~his wife for several months.
The murder is said to have been the outcome OF
jealousy on the part Of the husband. Siclat was
en,pIoved on an ice carrying boat. When in New
work the man lived in a room in Mrs. Vince
apartments and took his meals with her and the
children While they were eating breakfast. about
O'Clock yesterday morning. Vince entered the room
and shot him.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
SERIOUS FIRE AT NIAGARA FALLS.
Egress from Hotel Section Cut of-Firemen
Rescue Four Persons

Niagara Falls n. Y. Oct 2.-For time early
to-day the business section OF Falls street was
threatened by a fre which started in Croop
Brothers store between lst and "a streets, and
swept through the Allen block. entailing loss OF
$4,000 So serious did matters look at one time
that help was asked from Buffalo. and two engines
were sent down to assist the local nremen. but
their services were not required
The fire spread rapidly that egress from
the hotel section was cut of Two aged people
and two servants were carried out by The hremen.
Two fremen were also overcome by smoke and
heat
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
MORRIS COUNTY GOLF CLUB.

fBy telegraph 10 The Tribune
MorristoRn. X j.. Oct. Playing for the cup
offered by President Ransom II. Thomas At the
Morris County Golf Club this afternoon. Richard
II williams, jr, beat the Rev. William NJ Hughes,
4 up and > 10 play, D. II. McAlpin. ID. beat Fred
erick n. Thomas, up and 10 play. Frederick
W Stevens beat James A. Edwards up and /
TO play: Morgan X. Smith beat Peter H. b.
Frelinghuysen. 3 up and to play. and George J.
Little beat John T. Gillespie. up and TO play.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
FOREST AMI FIELp cLue.

- NE seni-fnsI round of the elub championship
ne Forest Hin Field Club yesterday J J
1ei defeated Arthur Taylor by 3 up and 10
20 and Harry Christi neat Edward Pierson by
- and ! 10 play. Christi also Won the Class 4
,,z-no'esp with card Of 77-S-sg IN the 3 let
!. ene was triple tie among c. A Seely $50
. H. Blue. ss-a-ss and ). II. Honness,
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
U.Ass Il
ENeLEwoop GOLF CLUB.

Aost important of the competitions ar the EngIe-
'ooc Cor Club yesterday was an eiEhteen-hoIe
N-2a- play handicap FOR a cup presented by the
greens committee Those with rhe sixteen best net
scores qualified for match play and O w Hunt
II me field with So This also won him the
Ass p prize presented 1y y. p. Huhhen In the
division A p Barry won with s2-s--4 The six
f1a ---s f7- the greens committee prize fol
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
FORMER WRESTLER srAss EMPLOYER

August Meyer. who used 10 travel around the
country as "a partner Of Hackenschrnidt the wrest-
Ter, stabbed Joseph l. Gerrity proprietor OF the
hotel at No a. Erasmus street. Brooklyn. In the
neck with a penknite yesterday because he was
discharged from his job as cook. Gerrity VIII die
and Meyer Is under arrest
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
YoUNrAKAH COUNTRY cLue.

i-snclcaps against Bogie IN two classes v-er.
.eyeo ~ the Nountskah Country Club yesterday.
= g according 10 the usual custom. tVo-thirds Of
- nnecsl-play handicaps were allowed " L
- e. gave the prize in Class A and C. H. BickeH
n ne Class 2 division In the hrst named J. 4
'iais with seven-strolze allowance, won. finish
up. while F p. Williams handicap J. came
60 60 down J. E. McVaugh, handicap a. won in
as z, finishing doEn- Lyau came next. 4
-'"A- His handicap was . strokes
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

putting contest and the finals in the Septeu-
Der tournament were played the Montclair Golf
Club links this afternoon in the finals of Sep
teraher tournament.
Class A-C. 2. Brown beat Paul Harrison Up 3 to
ilay ationS H Harris beat Joseph Hodgson jr
class B-F 1. stuart beat W. H CIough 5 Up. 4 10
PLAY Consola1ion-G. R. Fogarry beat 3. T Wilcox,
UP. 70 play.
A ball sweepstakes IN Classes and resulted
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
DYkER MEADOW GOLF Clue.

although thirty members OF the Dyker Meadow
'oi Club started in the eiEhteen-h0Ie. medal play
a'l'-oap yesterday, nearly all dropped by the
assloe = " johnson won with card Of ST.
- D. Herbert getting second. with sg-ls-s2
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
CLASS B

IN the putting contest, thirty-stx holes, medal
play, II. G. HoTnpeek was the winner with y.
The other scores were:
B. Perley. T3 A r Allen. "a s c. Munos "a; G.
@ Haddow. IS: J. B Patterson, 7s G. s Brown, T6 J.
3. KirkaIdy, -: Z. J. Swords. tr.. IS
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
WOMEN GOLFERS FAIL TO MEET

Philadelphia oct 2-The match between the
Eastern and Western women golf players for the
Ransom II Thomas cup. which was to have been
plaved on the links Of the Merton Cricket club
to-dav was abandoned because OF the failure OF a
sufficient number Of Western PLAYERS to arrive In
time 10 make up a team
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
rIAss A
GLEN RIDGE GOLF CLUB.

by Telegraph - The Tribune
Bloomfield. y J. Oct &C. I. Boone won the
Championship contest et the Glen Ridge Golf Club
'lis afternoon hv defeating z ". COngdon up
and 70 go IN The consolation division ". P ".
Feaz.s defeated Z. T. Merrick I up. IN the final
contest for The Governors CUP DR.. ". S. Beggs was
he winner. with net score OF rs
Tie scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
aAIrusRoL COLE CLUB.

At the Baltusrol Golf Club yesterday E. T. sholl
won the ball sweepstakes. with card OF lol-22-79
W z Murdock finished second, his card reading
lGG-l6-s4
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
TIE IN GOLF HANDICAP.
Com petitions at MOntcIair Attract
Mdny PLAYERS.

Bloomfield, n. J., Oct. 2--The last qualifying
round for the Presidents cup was played on
the links Of the Upper Montclair Club this after
noon. The first eight 10 qualify
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
PARK GOLF CLUB.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]


PIainfeld, n. J.. Oct. 2.-In the final round for
the fall championship cUp at the Park Golf Club
to-day, ". r Faber defeated r. B. Ellsworth. up
and to play. Next Saturday Mr.. Faber will meet
Dr. H. K Carroll for the club championship. The
latter won the spring championship cup. These
scores were returned for the Presidents, Golf
Club and Oakmont cups:
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
Prsvioes - fo- the 80 % resultea a
1913 At GARDEN CITY
COX HILLS COLE cLuR-

match IN the club championship was the main
attraction a. Fox Hills yesterday. and A Kan
ner hea- z Brandreth Up after a spirited con-
test The results n the class events we're as fol-
lCUs
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
APAwAmIs CLUB.

Only one match was played in the sem-hnal
round OF the championship OF the Apawamis club
Yesterday James D. Foot defeating J. 7. II Nc
N,rtrie bv up Foot won gross score honors in
the seniors tournament there last week
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
PLAlNFIELD COUNTRY CLUB.

IBy Telegraph The Tribune
Plainheld " j.. Oct 2-These scores were post
ed for the fall hadicap cups Glasses A and B. at
the Plainfeld Country Club to-day.
CLASS A
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
ne lineup and score follow

Eeferee-N. Shsfl1ld Cub Lilesmen-N. -.
Andrews Crescent Athletic cub C DSysrs
Columbia I~niversity FItcGte Little
vorrh Time OF haIes-Firty-1ve minutes
At the conclusion OF the games a dinner
given in honor Of the Pilgrims in the clubhouse Of
the staten island Cricket and Tennis Club. among
the invited guests being COurtenay Bennett. the
British Consul and Borough President Cromwell
on TUESDAY Thursday and Saturday 0f next
week the Pilgrims will play three games in Balt-
more and next Sunday they Will return TO this
vicinity and contest a match with strong New
Jersey eleven at Newark After that they VIII
play in Cincinnati. ST. Louis. Gi.lssPis. IL. Chi
cago and Coal CITY. H., returning TO Sc. Louis -
nIav the international match for the Sir Ernest
Cochrane Cup on October 81; thence 70 Phiiae-i-
phia where they are scheduled FOR November =
and 6. then 10 Newark for second game on No
veu,ber :. after which a week viii % spent IN New
ENGLAND and the tour wOu2d Up in Brooklyn on
November a.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

F. c HnHard and ] NJ Mason. IS up: c. s Wills
s J. Gaan Il. 2 up James Pott and J. y. Cobb
l. up. W. T Galan and Edward shearson. 20, even;
f p Curtiss J. Y. Curtss. H. down. T.
stone and a b Forbes 20. down,-A. Turner and
r : Fink. 20. 3 down F. q. HiIiard and W Brscken
le. down: I c Bruce and W b, Tubby. jr, - ?
= \ Judd and T I Fertner. Il down G " Pride
and F Robbins. 20 down. Myers and
r Dunan 20. = down