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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-26

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te er i'm Observation-Disclosures
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botte namli6 fein feitesgngaeelnent.
Gr perfolgte MIR NIT groBenl Snter-
eile Die Sooesan5eigen auf Ben 4ffi-
9enlaulen 1no inn SSnieratenteil Ser
3eitllngen. gei ieoem 9eichen5e-
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lpie0er 10 5u. 9luf Dem fSrieobofe
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idien er 6ei Sen Stnterbliebelten uno
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gabe gelebt 81 baben. gr bot ibor
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lein er iit gu beiheioen, au 5ernitlei-
oensmert, als oaB ibm ienlals 5atfe
lpebe getan perben fonnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-26

@ietOria 9iDiiiOn, 6. s. & 9. q.
Nnfllnft =
Mo; so5-euero, gietoria. 80 na6nt
Nbfahrt-
So soe-Guero, gictoria. 800 BORN
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g.. $. & g. q, (Sanpt-2inie).
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;. -. !. t.. 900 BORN
SO. 10-goeh 5. @eften. 1920 abenhs
So 8-g1u6 bem Often. .. 100 BORN
70. 1-Na6 Sci 9fio.. 400 abeilos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-26
Der sSnSianer-S -Sommcr.

Ser Snbianer= Spntmer lit
Die fdj1mite Seit i'm Sa1r,
Dian fiiblet iidj ST bteier 5riit
0am5 er5ellent fiiriuabr.
Ses SDmmers Site lit bpllbrad,t
llnb trefflidj absefiiblt,
@um gSinter aber iuirb MIR iadJl
me GDraGning geipiirt.
User, BON BET Sommerbik' eri@lafft
Gerlpr Die Gnergie,
Ser ipiirt MIN ,pieber neuc Grait
llnb Sebensmmt, iuie ME.
Ser Sascr pntt iidj iein @emehr,
Salb fpmmt bic Sasb =SaiiDn,
Gr frenet iid) i'm 8prauS iebr
Mnf einen SiridJbpf fdjpm.
gmh eibt CO n,tit 6alb iiberu1
Sbeater nnb Sonsert,
ttnh al uno 5u amfl einen Saa,
Wenn i'm bas Sers beBebrt.
tlnb mid fir nni're Samenruclt,
Sie 10 iuas iieGt iebr gerit,
ST in ben 2aben ansseitellt
@aS die itnb tuas tnubern.
Mnd) tcure Soiite fann man ieb'n,
@ie tie bic Wtpbe idlafft,
9pdj muf id) leiber Guf) geiteb'u
Sd fimb' iie fdJauherbaft.
Spd Mtanfent tutrb BET Supf Jest beiR
ltnb mas linn nidJt gefallt
Sit, baf Der Spl5= nnb Soblerpreis.
Sp furftbar iteigt in's @elo.
Sebpd), arennb, arsere bid nid,t!
Giu Niittel iaa' idl bir,
Was beine iblc 2aune brtd)t;
Gs beibt 4Iamp Ster!
geim aIamp 8ier benft man mid
9n 9pblen nnb an Sool5,
Wsan fiiblt nur, tpte ein Sehsr iprid]t,
gersniist nnb fret nnb ftpls.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-26
9le S6be at errerdlen,

in iebem Sebensberuf nerlangt einen
frdftigen &orper uno elm tlares Se
birn. Dime @einno6eit glo. es fei-
men grfolg. 9lber electric 9itters
lit Ser er6Bte @ellnobeits- -auf6oaer,
Sen bie 8elt ie gefannt Ja. uleabr
Dem idb monatelang an 9sieren-
&ranfbeiten litt", lbrei5t gS. VI.
Sherman BON Guiding, Die, nlah-
ten mid brei Slaiben gleceric Bit.
ters ipie elm lleuer Menid iiiblen. "
so gts. BEL ollen Oruggiltnl
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~. 6. & s. gasu.

Nnfrnft-
No. 241-gon Soniton itnb @albeftnn
SO. 2s6-aom gsoroen. .7.so pornaliti.
$40. 231-8om Norben uro 9ouftcn
% 40 ltttillll
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NbfaBrt
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yto. 236-Na6 benz Norben. -. :.
:. :. :. ;. 900 a6enbs
gto. 242-Na6 beut @orben ltnb @al.
peiton. ;. 80 .11.50 abenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-26
Ger 8eridt oes GeniuSs@l

= Itt BeTIWI ues GelTUs7T!ls
realts, baB big gum 18. Ofto5er
100000 9allen 9aumpoae meniger
9eginnt moren als man erpariet
botte, ltno oaB Die gon5e grnte mel
II WeiQionen 9o1el1 betragcn lperbe.
bat an Ser SEEM Dorfer 05rie eul
Itorfes Steigen Der 8reiie perot!uBt.
8on oem gollon ,2lnerlfo
II" uno ieinen beioen SSnialleu gll.
Ian 81. Soplep unb 9lueuIhsS 8oft
bot man nod ilnner feline 9saf)-
riht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-26
Cine 0epeid1e ans 0er 0ou

Glne 0epelfe aus oer 9aupts
itaot Werifo nelbet, nah einem
beuti6en ganfett IN Tolllca ieien
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rere ieien eeitorben. 9abere Gin-
5elbeiten feblen nod.
gtbel Claire 2enepe, Die 8e-
liebte oes 5um Sobe pernrteilten
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an Dem 8erbrehen freigelproden
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ein9etroffen.
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untpetter am @olf BON Neape. bun-
bert Weni6en rnl's 2eben gefonl-
men 1i10
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-26
s6tete einen M5rSer

Gin erbarmungsIoier N,orbcr i'll
gppenbicitis, init pielei1 Npfetn.
Iber Or. Sings SEEM 2ife Bi1s TO-
ten es bur6 gorbelgung. Sic mir
fen milbe auf Magen, 2eeer uno
@ingepeibe uno berbinoern Die sluf-
ftopfung sic @ppenbicitis berbei.
fii6rt. 25 gts. BEL allen 0ruggilten.
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Giienbabu gablplan.
s. G g. %. Balm.

S. G q. q. 8abn.
at1fuuft-
No.3 -Gom Nprben. $40 oberos
yto. g. Tom Horben. .6.45 mora
No. 7-2ocal BON 9earne. 1000 mora
gfo, g Socal bon Raleitine
=. ..:... ..10.45 abenSs
1o. r. 9on Uterifo. -. 1.5O uad1r.
yfo. 12-Sneal bon 2arebo (semii1t) :.
or::.x 900 nlor9.
@o. 4 0ad Dem Norben. !. 1.55 nabn.
yto. g. Nu6 ben1 Norben. 800 a6enbs
gso. Social nah galeitine u 80 mora
gto. 10 ggpreb nad Searne.
80. ;. :. 400 nera
yto. 5 -yea9 Werifo 700 n1ors.
yto. II -2ocol na] 2arebo (eenidt) :.
-. :. -. 800 abeilbs.
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g. ". G ". 9. ga5a.

Mntunft
SO. 1-6onlton II. 5. aiiite ZOO naebm
gso. 3-9ouiton II. 5. &iiite $40 born
ytp. 5-&ultenitdbte. lib nadrn
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9erta9en. ;. :. $3.50 BORN
gso. 44-@on &errbille, MIR @onne
tags. :. :. 800 nad1t
gto; 146- Bon &errbille, nur ON
Bo6entaeen. >. $3.50 nehm
Nbfabrt
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Io. 4-9ouiton u 3. &iiite 9 20 abenbs
go. -8iifenifdbte 2:1o nodm
Ro; 43-gead &errbiIle, nur in $50
c1entagen. ..4:45 na5n1
No, 41-Na6 aerrbille, MIR Soni1z
tags. !. =. $40 borin
Ro. 145 -0a6 &errbille, MIR in
8o6entagen !. ..7:15 BORN,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06
REfORDS or 20 FOOTERS.
Aiera wins Championship NJ Giass AMI
Sour,sl Peunapt

The New Work Yacht lab ga ,ootsrs
this wear "nI- their sivth season 81 racing
and this one design elias. s-rns Ia he lust
a. Uopular a. v hen ~ ir~r made I1- appear
an"" n ln5 Eleven Of the class took
THrt Iu rho seasons racing and - usual
the races were closely contested This
class - pTobR bIv the most porUIar on.
ever built and 'h. varhis bid fair To last
So" ral more scPsonS and are inst a. hH ri
"a PUr'has. ~ they were afr their irS'
seasons racing Originally IN" class was
n r"i"rn Yachts ThsN VsrN built nv Usrrr>-
not ~ i.pi az cost NJ - DO0 each Each
-"lson N. owners form a COMMITTEES To-
rrnr'" rrI'r~ 80 gov"rn tho =~nson'< Snort
aud - arrange To- prizes for which th"v
shall s,ii
Ih'- wear tn" committee was johnston
IL. Forest. FinRri y tlkrr and G.o-x- D
Eoosrv"lt Two 'Nr''- NJ rs's'- wer- ar
ranged Tor -we.pa takes and ON. series
taxing ~ all III" races 0f 'hs other two
which waS called th- chain piou-hip series
and the Drt"es Wsr" Guns FOR the SWEEP
statr~ the owners -uD-crI hafl saO each
aud ia" total sum wa divided equally
hot wprn IN. winners NJ he two series NJ
races For IN" rhampon-hIr series m"
pri1" was n cup worth s?tn To IN" winner. u
siO0 Gun 10 second and u $50 cup To shirt
In addition to these series races she yachts
raced ~ regular rsVafta- for the cham
BionshIp OF Long Island sound The fun
record OF these yachts ~ shown IN the
following
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board Of steward, Of tho lLisTc olles gate
Rowing Association was not far from right.
me Syracuse FOLKS Arc making sus.h siren
uoIs eiy ort- 70 raise money to pay oil
ths note that has b--n hanging over the
athleilc association that the chances are
'haf Syracuse wiii be seen IN intercolie sia 10
OWING another season Just the -am.
w meeting held the day after tho an-
hohnrsment was mad. nv tn. athletic
council 20 suspend rowing tho engineering
students ple'tgri themselves to raise - ,DiO
Tor the crow ~ other meetings throuRhou
me university the students agreed thay
They would dO their hest To get together
money " was RnnOunC~i by bog John
: hhnin cham. the superintendent Of build
ms, that he knew "a man who Nould give
~. Sn " the students would RAISE a like
amount Thi< ~ .0sp. will clear M the ont
standing not" and the crew will he abb. ru
Comp.t" again
Many ~ IN. ahhar-ni- OF rowing at syria
cas-" objected to the athletic council sing
ithG Out IN" crew N" one - h. dropped
hF'dll-'. OI economy They agreed that
th', crow generally -p-ud- nuIch and brings
IN Hlsle ANA rOsts mors than other forms OF
sport, nut they point Out. too that the crew
- the one distinctive form Of athletic
ACTIVITY ~ SNTacu-. that has consistently
r.f"C tod credit on the institution ever since
me elder Ten fNCk took charge They feel
that something shout have been Dropped
That didn't do IA well a. the crew did They
h"''"Nrd ~ Nas worth the Investment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06
TRiP SHOOTING.
High Sun Wonor- of New Nork I. q. Tor
EcAarI Good Work oT Dr. TlirlnpaB.

The sh.rp weather ~ Vs-terdlv n III the
cra'i II keeping away some ~ IA" New
York 4 gunn-r- from ~" IrevrrS Isl-nh
shoot for only nine took their places on
III. nring lane II Ms far from being an
de ,isV for III. sport for n biting wind
anne tumbliuC IN III The sound and not
only drove The clay res - whlrling ia ever
dirs"i ion hu' II almost took the ewes nIIt
Of The shooters n far a. the high honur~
~ the day went T. kart ram- out on top.
for he plIc.d three hr.' k-,- opposite
his name on ~" -Cor" -tI.ai That he va-
for ed - hchr h1rd for III" lead Wis "vI-
t.nCed nv the tIlly for In tho -pecirl ''lIh
Gun he Non only after stle with four orher-
In the -hooion E"kar''S handicap 49,
p-horten.d one '1rxet. hu' his az" WIS true
and h. came o'It victorious with the perfect
ore 81 -
The Hs-lln cup. ~ trophy valued a. 81 h"
rnd presented bv James " Hnsl.n. WIS
pat ny for competition Yesterday for The
first time II Will become The property
NJ the shooter gaming the i've rr~t legs on
y The leg Ne~teruIV MS won hN ~
ThieIman. VINO had "i"-e thh With g J.
lsreadv Their r"-psH tive hIndi"Lp- hetng
! aud The rr-t attempt Ms . re, both
setting up the pert" -'nre OF - 10 th.
10 ?. but he non ANYWAY The best ~ Of
shooting nj he afternoon SI- thlt Of lh'rl-
man IN rh. special trophy. whsr" he mad"
The clean string II -. III" "niN on" "f "a"
dhN
ne "r~-
H,,rn ,r.. - ,ars-r> h,nIt-,r ~ Tn.-l
uea D =. e., {. B-ran - GroT~r ~ hHg'.~I.
= u Tnu'u-or. - ~ D~ No' 3 y.
"a Is grLru. r.. -. b. '''aar'. B. - - p turb"ft.
- Ins haitian p I'nutu>ou :. =
~hootor = target. hanicap ~ ThcIman.
:; l. h'' Sls, - ,,,-... r,u.r,,, f.
ir-lu-i s. = Dr he Vote = a.. V Thomson
-S {, / ,oratit. y .. ~ Th'~tnan. =
g " hnrhlrr /: e pcv hs,'an Hon'n~on
special Cmp cup - tarrr', nand!rap
= Rr.,r'. y ~ fni"iuAn !, y VI OGDEN
y - g. " kurhlrr .. = Z, Thomson. ! -
T. ! Co-brr' &c. - l. Breads. !, - ~ De"
Wol" ! =. Powhsitan Wohn~on. 10
Shno'OT - rarGr'~. handicap t. hrk'r'. !. :.
& " Thorn ~nu. =. - pT IfirlrlAn. !. -. " Is
ogden g. - q ~ kurhlrr ~
Srh,u re- an =, tary~t> hanIirlp D.. ".
~. =. =. C. NJ Thorn ~on. \. - I'owhs'tan
bobin~on =. - u l.. COMET !. - Dr Thiri
man :. :, w a OGDEN. y - q I BTrady I. ~
{ " klrh-- - -. Dr he Woir. :. ~
Sp-rlii Tropns - IErgr's hanit"ar Ibr
IN -iriHn. scratch. - O ! 'orbrt' ' - w
ogden = q !. Nrrndl. g. - q, " ku~hir-
- = Ftkar'. q. - DT Ttc Noli. .. - g
thomson g. ~ Puwha''an u Rohn>on. . -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06
SFI WORE SWIuS UEII.
DE witt clinton Freshmen Defeat High
school BO,s.

IN" bsaiirx which ne D~Mlu clinton
freshmen CAV" - III" S''vN"-nut High
y, hool youngsters "a dual svlr''uirl;
meet a. III" SiNJi"fh street baths v"-'rr-
day morning Wa ~" -ssi3l' ,hPrv vi the
speed winch I'm S.ynior- DrM,r' clinton.
- -hnv eel "a the -prlnt~ n" Won NE
rnn,c and gr-hh-d '-la, rae" avHy
from ~fv'lr-air' n the al tu"iu"H' ih-
.rUr. u. 'E. meet WH- ~ % ~ S"'U.pr"
-vaf. for = - 0i Ma NATHAN li-' -Ir
nr,. wUF a aumher pt tncs- ,u' II SiuN-
vc-.if' sept los. after So NOR" ~ rE' 80
ward -vlul bat Va- lett h"rini AZ The -" =
orI leaE'h
NIurpf, @. prwl't clinton got away
W., !. ullrp a. he start %! ~" ~" ward
r.luv race Ng' ~" 'h'rU mat '"T -'If
ye-ar' tnok iI"Nri |u The gay ana tool,
~" cad ~"ynInTe 'p-t nIanag"G fp mai
Hl ART 60 IA" va" nt the ana y" ON
cial tunes wsr. announced hui ~ Wa given
ont that Savinrrr did -oin" 'nst v"ra .1
hi- races The summary
~ Yard swim " on % -rywof-. he W.T. tlg
'on. or. >t.y' cant. second. scott. - WI
{ IN TOT. rA!Tf
" Ward swim Won by I1im-, S'gy,~s,l'
Nhtry ~'uy NrSsnf. serond rnNr ~" We
100 ~. swim Won - ~; rIo'~ - W.T.
Gin Ton scott ~ WIZ IlInton, '"road Nlr"s
-. NJ Y a2d Vim Won by How Ne W., In
ION ridGin- Ne wiz CIaton, second >rTira
Dive Won b. %. CASTRO. Ne W., .C,ln,on
Sch"ind. .'uy'e,ant Second CLINTON. y" WE
Plunge iof Distance Won by Se,rnor-. ~
VII I'm 'on ibb~y. S'Iyvcsan' second Tos>!M.
IL Ard RELAY Race Won hy he W'.t Clinton
Win Murphy William. scott ana ScSmo'" -'uy
Ny~Ant SECOND
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06
AMERICAN SsREs ABROAD.


According to a recent issue of the Ensiiah
racing calendar HAMBURG. the Americas
sire. is now ninth on the winning stallion
list. and IL N possible that he may climb
nearer the top before the season closes.
about the end Of this month The victory
OF Borrow in the Middle Park Fate gave
Hamburg a good hf'. 80 that his total win
ninxs now reach ti5. 5IS This position Of
the son Of Hanover has only oana beer
exceeded by an American sire In the last
thirty years. and that was by bennington.
are OF lroIl,ois, who finished second To
Hermit In issi. Only those stations whose
winnings have eSceeded ~ .sOO are included
and then only for races that took place
IN England and Ireland. Other American
sire. 10 nsure ola the standard list are
Meddi.r. who ~ eighteenth Rock Sand
nineteenth, though he WAS imported from
England. Octagon. Sombrero and Ogden.
tyilene. the sire who u now In South
America. heads the list With a total OF
siI%. 32S so far, and h. IL likely to stay at
the top. for he has about "a. 100 OF a lead on
~ Frusuuin. his nearest rival. Those who
are Keen on turf statistics think that he will
have no trouble IN maintaining his lead
TO the end. and the only question - will
he duplicate his work OF last year. when his
total reached sl1'.iS0 Following ar. the
"ires whose gets have won more than 8. 800:
No OF Rafrs SKIS
WnFs Won 4fns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06
(OLI NBIrs ran REGATTA.
Coach Rsre wrv Pleased Win work NJ
tDnrsmrn.

Two races we're roW"d in che ta.l r"enifa
oi the COLUMBIA crews which was held yea-
t.rday afternoon on the Hudson River ~
Fort Ice where ~" barge -"d hy the
Blue and White onr-men ~ training quar-
tors !. monred BO'L races we're over u
mile course dCVE stream finishing ~ from
OF the barge The first race was between
crews representing the academic ana sci
enc- divisions Of the freshman class and a
third crew ~ substitutes. The science
eight won after leading nil Of the way by
abOu, length and half The college
Z rev uas second and the subs third.
The other race was between two oTeWA
made M Of varsity candidates The crew
STYLED she first varsity for the afternoon
Won from the second nrsi'y by half a length
No times were given out. but Coach Rice
Expressed himself a. we'll pleased with IN.
work NJ the freshmen Especially The
summary.
FIRST Race Won rs scicnr- freshmen. Herker'
how. Faiyry. :, StrTickrT. ,, Pa't@tson. Z. Me-
nrtI D. iiadssil. a Martin, mccarthy. stroke
Bold cossWain. college freshmen. purIll how
farth :. smith ,. 'rDulr. I. Williams. 5. Peter
son. O. HsTBeTt. HoIhwcn. stToke. MathsAOn.
rotsWsin second freshman substitutes third
SecoEd Race Won by nryt varsity, sage
boN RuppT-cht = HrotHbarh.T BIssel. =
bos salisbury. /, Mahler :. Herbert. Gardner
Robinson. q CuInan. SinriAr, stroke. Wood.
coABwain. sscond.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06
BtIEEY'S TEN WfLE rITIE.
New Ssrh "a. Runner Captures I. A..
Ions Distance Mace.

winfield 4 Bsil-v. the hardy iii'. runner
~ Tia" New York \ &. "aI tuTed the zen
nude u it,nn'l 4 ~ Champonship y~-ier-
DAY - Irit" Park, and ~ ia -igutn' ant
TINT IN" win Tl1"e- his club ahead IN the
roni ar" for n1'ioull outdoor t,Il--,
TIA" full ~r"r- now being ~ points To ~
for the IRISH Z IN" ten indies - ~
D"ur'" - part ~ the progr In,m- ~ The truck
and h"ld "nnmpi"n-hip. the regular Last
INV NIX been Disposed al at New Or-fn-
lI-' month
IA The races Yesterday la lev wa- opposed
NV r"wLn ma. III" tnrli-l" Indian. George
pl"rmry.r ur thr National \ 4. and Fred
H"ll1T- = 'mbmrt.. Who Wa- supposed
to have \ lighting 'han- and there Mere
others ia Frank Drylin II the Mott Haven
aud pWv-r - the Mohawk \ 4.
hen the runners were -.at away "a 'old
nasty wind Ms blowing. but u hrd lu'l.
"n",t nn ~" Indian. who immediately
dlTt"d 10 the Troa'. h.~ virv hlI"k hair
waving IA the breeze The truck MAS very
.I"W. causing ~" men - drag along and
with NO show ~ all of speed or -tvl"
IrwlnIm, NS. IA tue van ut the nT-t
nfl". WITH pwV.r on his Errl- and HALEY
and B"lllr< about "A stride away. Db.r-
never h-,ng .In-. w and moving we'll.
Not much uhnnvr 10 'h" order tuus place
unt,l IA. third mil.. wien Dwv.r -hot
ont for - lap. bat hts lead wa short lived.
the pa'" " four miles The order was
I"waninir. B.llnrI, Dryer. Bn Hey and Oiber-
never and the time vl- slow Beilar~
came along 10 the front for bIi. III the
pace making a. four and a half miieI aud
1T i've miles he had the lend. with the others
e lose on him. IN. tim" he,n~ =: minutes
- - pnt-
soon after n" hv- mile post had been
lrIt behind Bailey took f.el-r at the field
and found ~ weak iu.t then. lie had drawn
away "A hat a. -lN miles aud the Indian va.
in second place about twenty wards ahead
oi Oberm-v.r and B.llar- bevin had re-
tired and DwNpr was .sgyinx Toward
the seventh mile ObsrmrNrr showed hight
and spriniinR strongly took the lead His
tune Tor the seven miles WAS - minutes
- seconds. and he WAS leading at eight
miles IN ~ minutes ~ 40 seconds Mean
time Bellar- was in trouble and grad lallN
fell To the rear DbcrmeNer whs -till doing
the trick at nine miles. which was covered
IN ~ minutes ~ Is seconds
Of IN. three bailey was moving the
freshest and when The right time came
he ,leV-riv made his "for' and drawing
away won nv twenty Yards nr - from
Dbermevrr who made game fight but
had not The speed at The crucial moment
rav ANNA was tNud The winners time
=. "-irU'eS q - se"put,s. something
loss fhHu tN" nIuu'"- slower than Bonhag-
record Il Last year
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CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
WINNERS ~ FORri-FfI a MINOR
LEtGs'E REMNANTS.
Mere Than 5000 Players Governed by
ORGANIZED Baseball This Year How
philadelphia "a ineinnati Deal ffSurr-
In Averages u Aufman Vs. stew art.

with the Nth-tics hrmly established a.
worlds champions and the American
League ENJOYING supremacy over the Ma
tional League becau-e of the Mackmen'-
victory, baseball record keepers are calling
attention to the fact that forty-Hve other
lea CUES developed champion teams. whirh
OF course were not in the same class with the
big fellows. As the Pacific Coast League
season ia not over yet 10 IA not included In
the appended li-t, which shows the psnnant
inners in all the minor leagues under the
banner OF tho National Assoc iation and at
the same time allied with the two major
organizst ions,
u - figured that organized clubs In the
major and minor leagues this year CON
trolied more than 600 hail players. In the
major leagues sixteen clubs paid total OF
nearly o.. Os0 OOo in salaries. while in the
class A leagues close To $3.50 900 WAS dis
bursed In the other minor organizations
10 IL estimated that the PLAYERS received
nearly 500 900 more.
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Lawn Tennis players ASKED for Their
seasons Records.

The ranking committee 81 the United
States National Lawn Tennis Association
has sent out q circular 10 all the players
asking for n full record Of the matches
played during the season under q y v.
l. r 4 rules This committee is comIossd
" Edwin = TorTsy. .gr.. chairman. clinton.
wood field Club. and Miles y CharIock
crescent 4 G., secretary Only the record
In singles matches IL nee lad n seems but
tho hands Of tho chairman ny the 18th Of
thia month. In the circular forwarded
with the record alp ~ - stated that the
n record 81 the matches lost and won. and
" n Dlaysr should not follow ont the in
strIIftiOna given he may not receive any
ranking at all The sending out 81 the
circular Ia thought IN he the fr~t stsD to-
ward sounc sadly headed rrformatiOns IN the
tennis world 40 least this time the rank
ing committee will have actual figures to
WOvk on and 'hs ranking will not hs guess
Work. as hiss been the case IN former years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06
Princeton. swin,n,,nz srhrsiuir.

PRiScETON Nov The Princeton swim
ming team, ~chec!uie has been announced
and Includes 10 meet with Cornell. This
10 the nr-t athletic contest between th@ two
universities for several gears and may mark
the compla'. renewal Of athletic reia tons
between Princeton aud Cornell. u II not
likely. however that football game is =
prospect ~ tho Immediate future. 4 bsse-
ball game hrs been arrnRpd for nexr spring.
that &. tentatively Tor m" sanction Of the
faculty committee IVA. not vet been given,
The swimming - hc'tnl" follows JA1u9Iy
II, Cornell ~ Princeton February ~. Co.
iumbla AZ New York February 10. Penn
aylvauia at Philadelphia February -,
Yale place Undecided March .. Individual
championships a. New York
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he ..rie. race. n. record. are
Rowdv and Naut,I,t- DID not sail in races

he Hf%f ." eeIsTN yes WAS won nv Neps.
and the second Nv Phrvns
In The Compe' Ition for tho champ ion shi T.
~ 'he Yacht Racing Association Of Long
Island Sound Tho rerr~ni ages were Alern
;je; Phryna. ~. Nep-i 81 tapvce ~.
Rowdy. as Ihi.. 333 Nautilus 533' pa
hlpda, 32s' JuaDi'n. ~. tarmeli'a OO3
In the class championship sailed for under
snecial rules the percent ares were Alera.
si?. Nsp.I. 1ai: Phrvn~. fso: tapric~
-a. Powdv "a Dahinda. 4ss' Nauf ilus
Ibis and Carmeli'A did not sail the neces-
sary number of rares 10 qualify