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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30

.,.Il easily l. collected. u.t tnr as-
-n-..r.u anuII nrrI DO least $4,000
before patients .auIt Dee rr"".H.I AZ
fl. camp Mr rrufr stated tltt for
annual expenses ut the camp t'r -hr
care of about twenty -ute patients
....fi amount la s4..U0 the trlr. and
h- urged all friends ot the 1--'. .L.'u
rn ..l Iu ra.-.n- LuH necessary ,lnAa-
Methods uL .U.r..lsln- rn" Es". Al
ness uE tne association luI Ht raising
....t. W.rn un.|n tI Open I.r .Ilp
...r. rn.u 81 .-.us-.l In l...N .. HENRY
r..r..old. nr Joseph A. N ..t-. Lr
EuuInu G Williams. Alrs N"ruAn III.
tn-lolph and others. lh- .es'r.-l-
would MOI ask the CIv Council % as
. -.st the association. as mem Urrs o- rue
. Council had stated their belief tnat
f rhe city Council would gladly support
. the work when 10 l~ns organized ana
was caring for patients.
piserssIug the needs ~ This state.
one of the speakers az last night s
f meeting said.
I'VE have strange situation in
NtrcInia for we cure the insane. when
suffering OF tlhrrculos.s 81. aud wc care
for che coutlcts who may BE attac kcd
by be-. bur we allow tne people OK moa'
crate c.rclmstLuces. who cannot :.
r0 the sLulrDrlL. to die without tNl
. relief on fhc part ot me clit- 4u'
Caltalcha Sauator.uW. maintained Pos
rna state. can care tor about 400 pa
|rieuts the year. The others must ule
p When thr people tll} rrtilkr "AAL ]
/ means % have 1000 OK our citizen.
saferins from consumption. and "a hei
they appreciate tne great annual -1s
/ from the disease. they VIII see 90 8
- that this association and rhe camp 8
/ proposes 70 open shall NOT slIer %
4 I funds with which 20 save the lives q
5 scores OF our people"
Last lights session OF the aSso
7 I citation was held AZ the nome % Mls
3 Frances scott. ga West frankil
- Street. and Dr. Joseph A. White pre-
y Z sided
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30
TOLD PI.AZA'S CLERK IN
WHISPER. -I1RE IP>I YRS

NEW Special.-A brisk llt-
tie man beckOned one OF the cler Is
az the Plaza aside shortly after 10
clock Wednesday night
Fire" ne whispered. Fifth Ave
nue. side Third window from the
right Fourth floor Get busy
The clerk telephOned quietly 90 the
fire brigade in the basement. which
found an awning ablaze 1ust where
the brisk little man said 10 would Be
found. The awning directly below was
beginning 70 burn. but after DIX or
Quick work the nre was auenchec- lt
had been started by cigarette tossed
from an upper window
The blaze started lot 81 excite
uene about the Plaza Diners az the
varanaa cafes ~ the savoy and the
Nerherland got dne views ~ a. Auto
mobiles on their way along Fifth Ave
nue. stopped 20 watch. and two or
three handred people gathered 20 look
on from the Circle The damage vas
s<lIling-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30

Unbieached cotton shrlnks la tns
wash. Allow au extra inch % cEcA
yar1 iu making BE- up to aioW ter 1a-A
Tae most popular hlouses IEri--ds
chiffon over lace and clear ecrs aet
over "a foundation 90 child alte irtaE
guimpure.
Much attention s E.ren fo Innings
with tae rsturn OF the snug AOtic&.
Upon This tlc lle lr-.a ---s al
most wholly for nest results
Chau.s ana alnltros are lucrg taa
rah-cs used for attractive leellrear-
Heels continue high. buf teeT aTa
thicker and more substantial t-1- lzsr
yelr.
Goats dIsunctiyeiy separate ana isr
dressF Wrar are long aul rather tuL
Quilts studded with let are a-ruaE
the smart trimmings Cor tae rlilare1
turbaus.
Mercury wings of fancy Eut ars
& seen ou some GO the smart tiiroa-a al14
g. trlcoluea.
p some of the hanisomest fur turbEsH
b are shaped almost exactly llke hea-
d met
d suede boots are made hishlF tece-
Il. rafIra Dv their close aeL Eliiterl1l
n buttons OF gunmet4 hue.
pr Buttons continue large and eAA2s
Pr rate Cor decorative effects. pu- LlrH q
lf not appear iu numbers.
lf Felt Jullets m inc soitest cutcra an
b. edged with rabbit skins come Tor "a
"A little people
S. The broad bows % velvet ta $50
"a. worn With The turnover collars or ez
o. broIle.ed lA-Iste uf Inca
r- a pretty ornament TOR the hair b
alet of black vclve, ahou, half an Inc
Vide nnisnad WItl tiny boz eth,
directly in front or "a ltfle CD c1e so
49, Beads and braid combine Go uai
~. some of tha new and unusual cabe
81 chous on hats and gowns IhsT =
~, to De- had ira variety of c0lora-
~ Scarfs OF white ponBee are uas
+, and attractive. They are unisne1 81.
-~.|a Auttonhole edge and have mere
,r- less elaborate handwork as vel
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30
RENO. NEVADA. FINED
As THE BATTLE GROUND

RENO. NEW -Special.-with Reno
aeTnitelv nxed as the battle ground,
with positive assurance OF the SoFet-
nor that no attempt 10 interfere VIII /
oe made by the state agtnorities' anu
with preparations already under way
80 huudfD~ the arena. The 1euries-
johnson fght now seems certain OF /
..tuttatent ou july 4tn.
40 further complications are an,
ticiDated. and Promoter Tex ttickard /
iast utuht had the first quiet pillow |
that he has had since Governor Gil
iert issued his ultimatum that the con
test could not bee held in California
The big event was the arri.aA on
Jim Jenries and his retinle % h4no-
lers today. The party arrived on az
early morning train, and Jelrles az
once got into comm Qnlcatloh Win
reprezcutariNcs who have oeen mere
. for the past few days arranslns lol
I training quarters. The big fellow ois-
. likes the idea OF going 90 Moana
f Snriurs on account OF the close proN-
4 limits OF the place no the city, ana ~ Is
. possible another site for ms tfainln E
quarters viii be selected during tne
SID Hester f. working overtime in
an effort 90 land the ke-cleL-Lang-
ford scrap FOR the morning or jury
4th. Hester has not set succeeded 20
securing permission from Eickard tc
STAGE the fght Sra the Jenries-J ohnsor
arena and pending Richard s decision
Hester saws ne viii not consider any
other site for the contest
. II all goes well. Jedries viii %
d down 20 hard work 10y tomorroV
morning The Burbank farmer 81
anxious 20 get going. and from nov
ON until fight time be VIII not waste
any more time.
o Boxing. according 20 q statemen
r. this morning. Is 90 be the lmportan
To- factor in his work
c Work ou the arena was begun tn
- morning. and ~ an goes well. IN
- structure win re ready 90 house IA
big crowd several DAYS before 10
D. time for the men 90 enter the ring.
- rpN rfrkari ls certain rlar rn
fight VIII attract almost as good
patronage IN Reno as 10 woula haN
iu Frisco.
lt Ell have received very few cauceli.
d lions Tor seat reservations. declare
i- Tex this mornlrE. "SCores ol sport
2- men ODD every direction cI tine cou1
% try have wired me 90 hold tne sea
it reserved for them iu the SEA-. Fra'
Dr. cisco arena and assuv.nE me tnat ltr'
lN DELEGATIONS would he 'r hand
ne fact that the battle ground D. only
few hours ride from SAN Francis.
p. where ample ..Uummo iatIous are
.c had. is helping sot.
e. 81 am greatly encouraged and q
.+. pc.t ro break more than even cn Q
~ fght' sail Richard.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30
MEET AT
VIRGINIA BEACH

VIRGINIA BEACH. EA-Spe-i
raursts ulmn.r.og several hInstree
arrived AZ Virginia Beach Z 2sntaF
... L..rI Ia..l ..ralu u.nerf 81
... ...ur.s.- Ur Cine state Wl.rn Etst
...r.... Inr fru DAYS The Res. "
$751; Hamilton. pastor 10 rhe Firsr iAR-
t-f lr.r.l. ut L..lchlarE. Del tEl cd
.. .. ln. camp.
The assemblies are being held - q
Ltre- r.ur. eeAlluE l.Hru. re lrlN
services were conducted last ElEhr.
.ul an address was delivered nT DE- J.
D. TAYLOR. of KNOXVILLE. au the annall4
ut the dance.
These ruclmpmeurS here's zfll'e
have been held 2t Buckroe keac1 $50
old Point Comfort. but for larger sr~
..r1lnrr...r. .GI arrn view 81 wErt-
ting the encRmpment on perTn4za4k
basis 10 was moved 90 Virginia Beacn-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
o. EDITORIAL JOB

NEW TOR K-Spec Editor
Theodore Roosevelt Isl ou one ton- tie
arrived at the ouce ot tne D1uooN at
90 o'clock today. nra after EninS
swiftly through % large bundle ~ core
re~uo-deuce. which had been iHld
aside ror his personal action. nc enc
te-.l into conference with other mo nl-
ha-s ~ frc outlook EDITORIAL -I'.I.
.rnr "nrrasr of hnl.es. che ttone.-
e.f ctitor... saurtum. was barred 90
navsplpnr men. the editor haNir- an-
nounced chat he lid rot wish io ''
..~rtr. .ut .. n.- 'IH.rs
Orfrfu % ..FEntson's Choice
.rf d. r. aap OF f.rnann a r'"''e- '
phrase that IS used by many people
~IlLout knowing exactly what
means Saws a writer lu july r.. ..'
rfrvr7frc A. matter ~ fact. trN
rf..e raz been handed down 70 "'
/ from the seventeenth century 1nl N-'
ifs origin in the eccentricltlea or e"'
TobIas Robson This worthy " az
carrier q Cambridge, who oled IN NI'
/ year 1880 In addition 90 hls oralnAt
l business Ec Kept a stable tNt l-N
/ horses 90 the students az lne unAN
sity. He made o. 4n ana tLtt aN..
/ however that each animal snoNlA nav
mn equal period OF work ANu rests aN
| would never let one out oL IFS LAfi
! consequently. instead Of peins al.'N
ia % select tho stec0 they most lan
Iri.d his customers had Co take the on
that stood next Ln LNr NNN|. At tN A..
not meet with their approval tlel -A
/ fo 40 without ride. Hence. tNr Ft'
verbal expression, ttopaon eN.''-
used 20 signify "a choice WITHOUT q
alternative
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30
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Write Murine Eye Remedy Co c1tza--
go. for fs-page Illustrated hTe seHG
Free. Write all about Your Eye hr~A8A4
and they will advise as 90 The frssrcr
Application OF the Murins EFe he1a,t 80
Your Special Case Your BrGEElsl ~
tell you that Marine Relieves sore ~ GO
siren staeus Weak Eyes. Doesu e-zleff.
Soothes Eye Pain. and sells fer sec- frE
IG in Your Eyes and IN BscY-s EfNn 80
Saaly EyeIfda and GfrAnuiatto8-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30

erred think the best thng 90 DO
Isl to move 20 thc Bank of Richmond
building"
The building is one of thc hand
soonest in the South. and there u
every facility for the Transaction OF
tbe banking bush ness The combined
hank viii have patronage and Gle
crtele not surpassed hy amy bank pm
the city. and the corps of clerks VIII
Do, the peer of amy ln the south.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30
JAMES FOLEY
Under ARREST
Richmond Man Held Without Bal
on the Charge Of Cutting at
Buckroe Beach.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA.-Special -
james Foley. an employe 81 rhe old
Dominion Nail Company. OF Rich
mond who IS charged with felonlou--
is cutting Herbert Burch. steward at
the Buckroe Beach Hotel. Isl still n
Hampton Jail. where he is held with
out bail pending the condition ot
Burch. Relatives are expected 90 ar-
rive here shortly from Richmond
10 attempt 70 secure baiL burCh ue,
"a good chance for recovery.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30

"ICs wonderful aoW the breakfast
in-the-room habit has spread during
the last year said trained nurse
Five years ago b can remember that
this was considered a luxurious thing
and "a breakfast trat was SEMI unit t
guest OF r0 some member or Oh,
rsmur who had been OUT late tle nigh
before.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30
RAIN HURTS THE
LAND BUSINESS
Buy ing Of Suburban Property About
Iichmond Continues Very Active,
However.

H a. TT ~. 81 N M. . As IL a g 4 IA -
Real estate cot q stall The past week
=. ~.I..rf - .le raIn Iae nlsca-
q ....s r.~ fnn -oraIrr v~r. nrr hove
..rr mat the business VIII De re-
..a.l a.th even better success. IN
r.t. rrete~dar showed rrCa- UarFuFe-
.. Isl ... .,n omen. r,r hours ur Coz
I.r Eenls continued active There
acre "a rnrrtr- Do leases eErel auo
.. r.r.ua cor good property cone
.-r.s ta show un satisfactorily. Tle
..r..- nr suburban properly was nor
.r.- nrrru.r.a PSI fn. weather.
.....a r would SEEM fhnr it Nnn.-
.... n..r r.r.r..t Tor many Co. ....
.... LIS t.n r..r of frr dismal r..r
...a ..rner.eInr Monday. Tuesday,
N.r...r and ~r.r.
D..s.u az Sash certainly tlei che
rr.. ..fr % f.rn apparently SUE
r.rr very Ufnr rrom weather or
conditions. A luck charm must tweA
.r t.. D..r Wow property. I.r. despite
... .-n......e tr. sales went .r
-t..Hrr. AS fhs property Ie rnf sn..
o- nrr ~,rrfrfr lri-rcut basis - .s
certainly an indication OF sincere ln-
tnreet whom $4,000 was Invested hy
those interested ln the Westhamptou
section. The concern reports total
sale Cor the week % about $4,000
worth of roaf estate.
Club View is one OF the choice Sec
tfone % yVcsthampt0n- It Isl near the
new UI-nnrond COLLEGE and the new
7 Country cIun. The location ol Ei.h-
mont ColIeee has been decided on
definitely. 10 ls 90 De about 500 feet
from the Throc-Chou Road. The col
Ier-o grounds adfoiu what ls known
az College Terrace.
2 A. Connolly N co. n.I n good
s. conservative business this week. a.s
J, uIte conditions EsnecIrIv good 500.
rho rental r.atur. ur tn- business. IS
number of Richmond people se.r.-.
-r ..r r... F.r ...- n.Ur ..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30

being male TO extend x 10 every eonn-
" In fff state. -
III other Information u nesdeo
shall Be glad TO furnish IT, You VIII
and the act eEtaonshtng the Onltea
Agricultural Board and author i11ne 49, -
20 make the appropriateness: IN ASt7 %
Assembly. 1910. pages 57S-516-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30

= VI IL AAAe AANAN AstN -
and dizzy spells. head
ache or languor. is in-
deed "A pits. Deans
kidney Pills have
brought new lie. health
and strength 70 thou
sands 90 women afllct q
fn this way. Mrs T.
Wo0lton. Fllth ST. Nca-
Point. Va. says, I sui-
fered a great deal from
kidney troubles tof
many years. and was
unable go set reiiel
ruHl I began tek'ne
Uoan's Kidney pills
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30
MYSTERIOUS AILMENTS.
yery often Arise from Siek. Weak
ened Kidneys.

Every woman has 50 much pain and
work. in life that any needless daii5
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30
.YSSII;IIL a]
RESTORES GREY HAIR Te rs
NATURAL COL0R-

NATURAL COLOR
REMOVES DANDRUFF aa& sCECF.
EnvxxSraasa asa prevents the E4ax eE-sn
FalIiRg o.
Fox sale ~ DruEglsea, er sent DSE~r4
xANTaINE CO. t<feAmeaA "a,
Price. 81 per bottle: sample bottle. 49,.
ssaA Sc Ca<e1aN<s.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-30

RENO, NEv.-Special.-with Reno
sefiniteiv nxed as the battle ground
Win positive assurance OF the Cover
nor that no attempt 10 interfere VII,
~. ,,o,I> nv tho state authorities. and
-.frh preparations already under way
80 hundirr the arena. the Jehries-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-03
MURPHY TO SUGGEST
A SPRING TRAINING
TRIP FOR UMPIRES
Will Make Move for That In
novation at National
League Meeting.
CHICAGO. Dec. 8.

dec. ).
q PRING training for umpires is the
- latest innovation to be proposed
in baseball. Secretary-Treasurer
Charles G.. Williams, Of the champion
Cubs, is the man behind the idea, and
President Murphy will be asked to
present the motion before the annual
session of the National League, De-
cember Is, al New York.
1.-THE players are required to put in
five OF six weeks of hard practise in
the South every spring. said Williams
yesterday. and If the clubowners
deem it proper to send their athletes
for the purpose of Frightening
up their batting eyes. why wouldn't it
be a good idea to give the umpires a
like course of treamtent? It stands &c
reason the men who handle the indi-
Gators are bound to be a little of
form as regards the judgment of balls
n strikes, especially after idlins
through the months of November, De-
cember, January, February, March and
d good part of April.
Consequently, these officials fire.
quently are called upon to render de-
cisions on curve balls Of every variety
in the early spring, when, as a matter
of act. these arbiters have lived all
winter far from the scene of any ball
games. Why not ask the umpires to
get busy a month or so before the
championship season is set in motion
for the purpose OF reacquainting them
selves with the rules and the various
curves?"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-03
ELIZABETH BOWLERS TAKE SIX FOBS

compliments when tho performers were
so fortunate. Burke had to get
his when he failed to get the century
mark. but the work of the others was
SO good that the cheermakers soon
to jolly them along.
When the Pratt Stars and the Branch
Stars went on the alleys last night the
fun was inaugurated. These Elizabeth
performers did not fare particularly
well, the misses coming thick and fast.
Then the Morning Star and the Eve
ing STAR teams had a session. and
they rolled but little better. Nagle,
of the Morning Star team. with a miss
in the eighth frame. scored "a. a triple
header doing much to offset the slip.
The Bayside Stars n the Star G
team were the next to roll. They had
considerably better luck than the four
teams which had preceded them. Kel-
of the Bayside Stars, rolled SO. He
had clean hits to the eleventh frame.
This mistake. however, was costly.
Fisher, after missing in the third
frame, came along strong. He had 80
in the tenth frame and needed three
for a fob. He got eight pins,
and two strikes. for the excellent score
of SO. Reardon. with two misses, one
coming in the last frame, had a score
of So.
Then came the All-Stars and the Colt
Stars. They had no bowlers in their
who could hit the head-pin con-
sistently and stopped with low totals.
Then came the performers OF the real
Stars. Here are the scores of them all:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-03
Performance Fine, Considering
That but Four Had Hitiler-
to Been Won.
WATCH.FoB WINNERS
BY BERT DODGE.

TRANK BURKE promised to show
n Newarkers some class when he
brought his pin knights up from
the Star alleys in Elizabeth to shoot
in the STAR Headpin tourney.
He made good. The first eight OF the
ten teams that rolled on the Iroquois
drives last night did well, but the
members Of these quintets did not win
any of the watch-fobs offered by the
STAR TO those who roll scores OF 100
or better. Then the Star A n b
teams came to the alleys and captured
no less than six out of a possible ten.
Considering that 450 bowlers a pre-
ceded them, of whom only four won
the souvenirs offered by the STAR, the
value of the performances of the Star
A and B teams can easily be appre-
ciated.
The Star A and B quintets ais made
records for the season to date in the
STAR Headpin tournament. The Star
3 team rolled 491 and the Star A team
47S, both being higher than any former
totals this season. There were some
individual records, too, three of the five
century marks being higher than
previously recorded this season.
GHdIltS ouClAClt VI AO otot IL 20
was there for ia; Gustave Stegmeier,
OF the Star A team, got 112, and
Thomas O'Donnell, of the Star B team,
1903. John Sellers, of the Star B team,
cot LOG and Ernest Bleicker, Of the
Star A team, 101.
The star aggregation came up in a
special trolley car last night, and after
the bowling visited a local restaurant
- - I--@. NJ nrht0h soma A1fy
sat down. The night, all In all, was a
big success. and the home fans Will
long remember elizabeth Star Night"
in the STAR headpin bowling tourna-
ment.
In making his big mark Of la last
night Butcher did not have an au-
spicious start. He hit the pins for Z in
the first BOX. Then he got three mines.
A string of seven strikes followed, how
ever, and he had q total of lob In the
eleventh box. His last ball brought
him home nine pins, for ia Stegme1er
also had only a fair start. eight pins
falling for him. in the first box. Then
came a couple of mines, ollowed by a
seven and then three strikes. A nine
followed, and Stsgmeier wound up with
four strikes O'Donnell, who a a
score of 108, started with eight pins
and followed with a strike. Then he
got eight and then a strike, followed by
an eight and another strike. A nine
was made In the seventh frame and
another nine In the eighth. Seven pins
fell on the ninth ball and nine on the
tenth. A double-header marked the
wino-up. Seller and Bleicker also Ia
clean frames all the way. Frank Burke
was the anchor of the Star B team,
and he had misses in the fourth and
seventh frames, for a score of So.
There was a noisy and jolly aggrega-
ton out last night ready to cheer their
favorites when they made good scores
and also ready to hand out isSt-hand
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-03
CHICAGO'S INDOOR
ATHLETIC MEET TO BE
HELD in JANUARY
New York Irish-Americans to
Aid Windy City Brothers
by Sending Stars.
CHICAGO. Dec. q.

Dec. o.
N N EMBERS of the Chicago Irish
TVE American Athletic Club yester-
day announced their first big
indoor meet to be held Saturday night.
January ii. at the Seventh Regiment
Armory. The New York Irish-Ameri-
can Athletic Club will again come to
the aid of the ~Chicaogans and send
Sheridan, McGrath. Flanagan and
Sheppard, as we'll as many more Of
the good men of the East, to compete
against the teams that will be entered
by the Western organizations.
Squads of athletes from all over the
country will be entered in the meet,
and the competition will be the keen
est ever seer at an indoor meet in this
part Of the country. Every event usu-
ally seen at indoor meets will be on
the program, and 1t is proposed to
bring together the best aggregation Of
athletic stars in America.
President Sheridan, Of the Chicago
Irlsh-American, Athletic Club, went
east yesterday and he will make ar
rangements IN New York for the entry
of his brother Martin and other men
of the New York Irish-American A. c.,
as well as the athletes from other
Eastern clubs who may wish to COM
pete.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-03
BOWLING NEWS
FROM ALL THE
LOCAL LEAGUES.
LATEST WINTER
BASEBALL NEWS
FROM EVERYWHERE.
BUT One TEAM IN GRIND
4 HAS EVER WON SIX-DAY
Rutt and Stol Are That Pair-Six Other Riders Who Have
Flashed Home Ahead in Previous Years Have
New Partners-RoOt and Moran Teamed.

Upon this combination. so-called the
"Irish-American team" depends an
American victory. Some of the for
eign riders, of course, are an unknown
quality so far as their chances in the
coming six-day race are concerned. The
six-day game OF the other side OF the
pond is popular, however, and they
may spring a surprise INC prove the
dark horses of the affair.
Motor-paced races, sprint races and
events for the Simon-pures are on the
program at the Madison Square Gar
den track tonight as preliminaries to
the big six-day grind. The big event
will be the three-cornered sprint race
between Walter Rutt. Of Germany;
Jackie Clark, Of Australia. and Frank
Kramer, of America. These are three
of the greatest sprinters in the game,
and interest in this event is keen.
Kramer is a slight favorite in. the bet
ting. The first heat in this event will
be at a half mile, the second a mile,
and the distance OF the third, If nee
essary will be divided by the toss of a
coin.
Elmer Collins and Bobby Walthour
will meet in a motor-paced race for
tho championship. There Will be a
ten-mile International race with the
best riders of the world entered, TWEEN
ty In all being scheduled to start in
this event. Special prizes are to be
awarded to the leaders at each lap.
Nationalities are pretty we'll repre-
sented in the makeup of the teams.
For instance, there is the 'Coast and
Coast team, made up of George Cam