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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-10
JtCKSON VIE RACES.
t.sshavss Nlas Tres,ieaI settling Stakes as
80 esrl@nRs

NsoSvILLF. Fla. March - Large
and veil balanced fields went 10 the post
in the six events to-day aud they furnished
zone good sport. The stake feature, the
Tropical selling. for three yeaF-OltlS ak
Loshario. FOnd Heart aud lsOthaYtO we're
he only Winning choicr= The summary
iirsi Race -lOur furlongs- Don't. its tTroA
leri. 30 l. won: S,Issa Dril. rs INIcob . 30 /
serund; ~ dta t.er. ia ,ffoNarAt ~ 20 !. third
Tive. ustea q Brs- w Ehugh. Mud Hen. Ellanette
Nhein. Albrtta. Sippl-. BELLE OF Drlanu ahd Mlss
Won lbrr mu.ien also ran.
r-old Ra-e l-ive and han furiOngs
i:ady u.loa. - lB0wardi, ! 20 !. Wo1. square
tn1s-T Wiinoi Syiph, y !. WheIaa. Sisisr
.ae Amyi. Aunt Kate. Herdsulan. q Clamp.
usisUian and Marta Msy siso ran.
1bi-i Hacr ftve aud q halt t.riaaEs Tand
traF', i"s "a Hurn-i ~ n ). woa. Ms stidrT. 80
DaNeapott. 1910 !. ses'ond ANS. ~ Tower
: - :, thlri. Tine. sSa s. Pnarous Davs Nichoi
Cagmacs. tieta bssehy sn. ssst a1do alsO rHa
Ionrth i'ar, ~iN .uriongs I1>har,O. ~ ~
nasiA. 20 5. Won rargnt III tUheyt - ~ a
-rroRu Alfred the Gres' lal lGaas. lOtO 1. thict
Tine. lla LII. Fb M ioots'rrs. 'ros-O,
and Anavri al~o ran.
lith pace ~ iIrlonys loan Iufon q 80
itavrapOr'i 20 Z. won Iarl Parker. ~ ,ubsffi
y To l. secoas. NiHs OF b olO ~ - Wilson 10 o.
hlrl Tine. ii= .. Torn NsFirsth. Rohnis
'saiJ. hos 81 onN a. Iurnare aHd hOoxrr tied als'
rRa
SiSih Race one B,lis and ss,cni, ,ards
VAR, ~ - leA's. - % g. YEA. fIuuF. ~
10 ensoFt, : "a %. -s--oad ,i-ofiur isn - aug
.as. Warner GIi.Hr.l. Ev-lIrn and Srapis'r
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POI.O.
We J"r H~rr~ESrd H~re s".s I.sL~~ ssa
PtsHs csasssrawatesl.

BO,~e vas -eat out yssterday To- me
COMMITTEES that - 10 fnanaae the spring
roto ~ Lakewood -tisOrRs 4 Could. ~ L..
HeTbeTi. ~. o. Nhunsv W 4 Hazard
aud Louis T. SfOddart "a all Who iatsad
10 play stating THAT n the grounds are A.
b. gameS VIII begin on ih~ afternoon ~
SUNDAY. Aarrh N. and continue IN every
Tue~siay. Thursday Saturday and SUNDAY
until nj bout April 70. No s-hecins Of games
~ ten ms vil ~ announced until u 10 known
inst what players will be on The spot There
will He an English team hut the Inenahsra
Will piIy q. individuals and in many matches
the opDo-inR tesms viii each include both
ERSii-h aad American pisyers az the
visitors FROM abroad NR or he UOR = q
BeyesfoTd has arrived in this city. 0apts
Miles aud De Cr~spigny are IN ~ u on Sat,If-
day aud " - BmkSna-ter will foiiOW Al
Of the IaEl-huen viii NJ in the .sdIle
~ Lakev oOd nv Hasier week
The polo a. Lakewood while proha bIy
the hssi ever -een IN this country y 10 no
national -sr' II wiH W. difeSsni IN e..
gust when challenging team from the
IlurliHsbsm Ci6b wliI plsy an all- Kmsri-
tfy Club. NaTTa1ansett Pi~r 10 stisnlDi
10 regain the international Sup brought
l.4ok 10 ns last sutnnner By Harry PMyD~
10 International pSiO u the true sense
The Lakewood tournament y 10 bs = ear
The HurIiagham Club Ia. appoln,.d
Capt. }. HardFss. lloyd AZ tho EsS.saa
captain. With full power 10 setert he team
a. yeti a. s,oh additIqPal playsrs ss d
TIE necessity arise ks has me autSoriiy
10 appoint an advisory COMMITTEES u three
20 asnlst hlm. Hss psrsgnailtY n inseFssi-
g So@sssoIs ssTS ~ ' " ~ sSs ' s% Ssx
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INDtDOR I'Og.O.
Osr'sss,. NIa FIrss seme sG NausmsI
T~wrUameWt.

N~urU1s9eWts
The Duriand polo team ~on he nr.i
game IN ths tournament OF the National
Indoor Polo Association las' night or me
tanbark ~ the DuFiaRd RisilaE Acad.uav.
TUESDAY night was the date originally act
lor the first Of the series. nit the Manhattaa
polo team. which was 20 have met the
TiohsRor GTaRd players on the nrld Of
battle. did not appesr for the gave and u
went by default 70 the Itch~nOr 8raads
m" Fox Hunters pit'sd their skiII
against The DuFlAnds ia@; night hut the
home players did not see NJ to Telinqulsh
. ne iaur~ls earned IN tho Practiss akirmishe@.
sud thew defeated the FoA Hunter Win
psns sad hrchls kinney pisysd on ne Dsr
ta0d ieetn and they made four goats ~ Inc
hrsi periOd. against i've wAish their Oppa-
SsS1s SssS S,d sS o 3S.,i1ssI Jas
a goal Orfore the whistle blew the Nnrsi
time. aud Jack Wilm~rding either x~ReT.
ou~ly or Inadvertently put the hall bet ween
,n ns me- Ger. ~ Tor ,ss sD s 2" ne ,.ss
~ The s~eo1d peried TIC hoale players
made iaur yOais snd the F0x nunterr one
which ~nt~d The game With q score ef 20
new arssnlIaiIoR, Tsferssd the game and
has oFers.ti three ours tn he presented 10
The winhins res,a a. the fourth saMs
Neyt lYe-dsy night -, he rioheDat-
I'D Dlav The Cricklee ood team and the
follow Ing evening" a. the Dnrland Academy
The winninG team Will Dlav the winners
Sf hast nights Gatne, With viii settle the
nrsf -eTi~s
Mss l.iIttan kraGss Won The ladies leu
ie barre game Aflsr iRilnk ris. ribbaa.
from MIR John d'erLeR and Mr. Edwsrt
tTnohy sssr-' the oomb'n-st on.tsugh'l
~ her VppoP~Hts
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Three New Aerkers la Sesnl.E'la&i fST
Psewessa ChaaapSsaaassp.

gpDfeN'N - WANpsDtaA1l3U.
PAM BFACa. tA.. March . Three Ne "
York golfers and one MssSa chusetts repre-
sentative are left in che semi-nnals Gor the
amateur state cham ptoO@hip of FlOrtaa
Archie Held. ~. Andrew. Won from Walter
fatrhanks. Denvsr. after = line match In
which the former scored "a Joseph o.
kna pp. Garden city. won a Ereai uphill
aeht hon ". o. McElw~s after beinG 4
dow n at the turn. D.. =. Myers is the other
Metropolitan eolfeS left an.
In the second hisht a.. q. ason. Tuxedo.
l. the sole paTviv0r, while in the third divi.
s sSs S I,yins a ssh 9..l, .S I-Ss 'A'
ar.i cesseIs lea dIvi-ins' @niis y n nae.
sa SsIs %ys 81 are r'RsT fs ..a T nss:
rev. while Xysrs pIsys kaSpp' me SUM
n, p Fsrrins,sa. ce@mssse.l,G. aeIe.,.A
I,s:a. s. issi.ys; S::ss.sa E.i:.r r..rsssfs;
Nv sss. rSS''-f i ss dsa ss.g: f1 10
PIxEmrhsl. y. a.. MarchA One hundred
and elghty-niRe nlay erS started iR the
sS;,na :s S.a II ,n ss : s sR- S
. p ilq%pSS~ss q he Cs%dsS coSnirS
81 chSvr CSSss q. H. croSk.s Of ,Ss aIPIss
Golf Tub and i'sl. J. y. zenith of Inc WI.
minEtoR County Ciab bua~Ssd IN a triple
lie for second place at ~.
0uaathcat ION was uRder tho Pinch urat
system, IN which he PLAYERS were arranged
"a classs- aad !hs sixteen hsr, -cSFss %
toarna meat for iho~e whO failed 10 qualify
uhis heglns te-pOTr0w With The usual
Qttalidcsf ian rpunT. The FIRST zen IN
the qua ~ soH rSaAsl follows;
r. ~ HumNnSry.. Camden Counug. - " y
Tuckerman. Chrvy mas. ~ 4. " Crortsf
Airtne. " %. ! n SBeith. Milnsln9 Ion Copn Try
~ & l. hscksr. Woodland. Al: s. u. Wat Zen
du Lac CSun'ry ~ Man i-ant. Cheyy Chass ~
Oat ley Country. a. George ~. Hua-eu Via
cRes teg OountF1 ~. " ". StacRs. MrstbTOsk. ~.
e. 4. Dunnbhg. Nasaau GOuntfy. ~ \ 10 fooi
NpaWsRls, - p {, FeWacs, Oakmont CauntTy
~ Cutter, hl1e Mound CuuntTN ~
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~ NIORS WITH THE s0ILS.
Nass~esI thsaspssa~llp ssas ssnsM Ftesd
~ TURN Neretn.


t,uiV riuht ,otnp.isd fuf Tho uationa
tnnior .bamutoD@hiU nj fo,is Of the Amateur
,,,'s'... ,-',.'s =, 49,. 40 a.. -,
I"""i- h~@su' "" n"-'' '" ''e ~
YORK Turn N~r~'u IN" winner "as Dr
3 D. GtRnouA. h0 gained a gold medal
q m tI.. ,itts WhVa a. ~ po.tsafs Nnn
- -, a.. "A 49,. az. -
w" wv" W " ''""N"
fcPhie-
The eutrt..s we're or " Aleer NeN
Na,L q. ~ Ur.b az. ,t,b a.,
-. - -. :.
v '"hu""A' NV 'VA M" =" 'ue
Nrv York Tara N~reiu. fmil Chaser.
aiTa,Is Eistn. . Fr~ty aud a. " Posi- 70
y,ts I,o .trt,- ,.re ,,-sd a srouo af
- -. -. -. - -,
i"" ~ 90" ~" 'n' '''' ''"n''" '"~"
len tnr r1und rohin. ! %" sat- Va ~
80 = NJ over ~ hsuf Iats The
,,.uat .pir.isd debate ,hst ono Of he on
,-....,' -, a., 1t, =. -. ~.
'"-a"'- "'"'"" nv ""N - "'H w"
'ou-tfW'ti"n 81 ne fhl~- 1s@d 80 par NJ
No iitne was'e,i Tine iuJge- aud NatU hers
A. rusied Dv Graems NJ hammond pras,-
len. ri Tho Amateur Fens ~rH league Of
af.tartss Iatbssu b lstfOu ~ q Helm.
t'.,r si-r,,,, U.,u Il iSoaf A. iten
.,t..r. ~ iloa man and "a .s-ss,
1890, Suras" 80 Sof
S,l,r! IY.4n sl Ias.t VS. 10" ~%"f
ard r'ssirf ~ '~fsrtohi~- ,
hr lens ins sAs ~ zoe X niiiAtnIm be
~utry vas he sinalI~s' 10 ths history ~ he
s'Oatesi. Nhhh h~i ear Vas Noa Nv D. W.
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@~s'ns~ss Asra HssMa nsssla's rs~m N
these asnmaN

MAELIA. reK,. March "a hattie no, ~e~n
me rival seauaa led ny Robinnon and Devllm
eatiVened tO-day's baseball proce~dtnRu
eefe and furnished aRansemsAi Tor the "a A.
" was nine lnninR struggle 10 the death
aad hobtnnon'a team Won Il aIth Two in
me ntnih by q srOre &C to O The op-
po~aAg iAo,iSns would IFuai ROae but No
"Ia~ tn umpire This game. which WAS
paaysd To settle the respsctiva merits Of
ne teams that were sent up 10 Dallas and
for' Werth On saturday, and also fOr an
Ne Crealn treat 10 the winners nv the losers
The phcherH twlrlea a. u . championship
naA 81 STAKE and 40 Ia the last two inninRs
y Appearpd that Devlin'a boyu ould bTa@as
ss,a 4, ,A .hssr el'reers. AsilseT sad Drnses;
al the retsnth lmning.
On account Of inIufis. TO various pla we're
n..s se1 n,,; 80 no. nns ~ as they dd lasI
q Lnsh. saaier and DeyOre. Who are tom
laeyaSur su6issd Ios shaw and KemmsTs
In DevhR's oitGeld.
sey'" o..s was particularly vicious a.
Rnl.s NeTQnsId. who ssruck Osi so Iaany
bai,e' Ia hallas aOd Fort Worth. did NOT
Iool Ii;s Hsn ~ vas np aE.insI today. bat
Merkle bumped Marguard for a haINe raa
snh ranPer On haze IN ne ascOnd inning
o~.s sr ,hs "a e. s sI S p 9s Gs ' ne @
homo run yst made down here
kd ketbeT worked against MaruuaTd
amd dad not aait until che foar'a inning
ke,ber had poor cOnlrul hen I've started
snn she ho6tns scored two runs ON OTss hi'
witch was made nv Mnrrs". Keiper al
lowed M more hits aud Dricke who fol-
loved hiln TO the hes. III a No, sllow a safety
until the seventh lnnina
Picksgn rclLeyesl MarauaLi 10 the fourth
and pitched four tpninus The Ratne turned
slowly In RobinsoAs fRvor after she seventh
inning, Crandah heited for Pitcher DIRK
son and started . rally. n hss'h Was Conttausd
eighth
I.arsons had bad arm and conld not con.
IOl he hail and % q result a pair 0I runs
tied he score IN the eighth 4 base on balls
ana hits bv hridwsll and Murray Won the
game IN the ninth DeVlln'a team did Rol
make q heldinR error
The Mr.. reel Test 81 The regulars Will come
next week. in Waco. MctiraW having ar
RANGED gamea viii the Indtaha polls team tor
Tuesday aad "Wednesday The score %
tS-dsy's game follows
Dsvila's ieass . - % 70 o
BATTERIES AarauaTa. DickSoa. 9lASittsr aad
Curtis hcth-r. Dra-se. Parsoa aaa MyrTs
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CRIGER HEaRD FROW.
IR9hlanasrs' Ca,sAsr WA Ne, Rspsr, Zoe
aesne TIsne.

ATHKNs. Ca. March o. spring ira lining
has advanced - fAvOrably that Mana ger
STA llinas will to-morrOw call npon his High
laad candidates 10 engage iR real practice.
The nrsf engagement between the Regulars
and Recruits has been ct for O'clock len
the afternoon. No more than sin Innings
VIII he played 81 the start. bat later reRu-
lstiOn games VIII 10 In order whom the team
nov>s 10 ~ own grounds.
seaillnGs WIN this year handle the Colts
hinssif. lie was d~pendinx On Lou Criser
To rsiieve him Of tho responsibility Of de-
vesoptns the Young pitchers. crtser wired
this morning thar he ~ss on his way
S.s s. sSsS:a As 20 ' ss.a - s. re w "s.E a s
Wishes 20 take the hstks Is - has done
for the past severai years. Criser has
lSSS ss :. sea- a. Rs ssSnos piAsS Sps 70
heeeat ~ less than two aud possibly three
Hal Chase was this morning elected
captain az the olub. atallInRs has turned
over rho aeaalaTs 10 the hraa hasenan.
sp$sSs ~ Ssmons @s 1S9"% sns s. az
sEs r~adv the a~sulSrS and ceifs Vii clash
me frss sEaibiiiSS game Of the ~ssson
campus grounds With the ChivsrSity q
fastest college teams % The south ana ~
pest seannOe has always given the Mil
NBNRNI@ MDtbA NIMuNttuN g48B Ye1Ns = H1aF
disappointed he local boys thia apFinr
after he bad Prar,lcaiiv promised 10 cosch
hem, Tie will make sHsad. by dsyotihs
day tn drilling Thorn On inside baseball
several OF the Naneee regulars often sake
hand IN imTIarttnR lrs,rUctions 20 tho
scholars during spsre moments
loe Doyle. EtEa~rli Ford. Isck Quinn ana
lark Wsrhop ~~em the furthesf advanced
OF The p.ss hers This Qusrte' served In
hating practice this afteFn0on Eac6
winged the bail pretty lively aud DOYLE
showed lev curvcr. the Arst the batstnan |
have looked ~ this year Btn Iiin VauRha
simply couldn't stand u Ia be outdoae aud
later crooked one % two before StaiflnKs
detected him aud called hall.
Frank IapoFte reported len hotter share
than he has been ~ foF usanv q spgtnR Re
-avs he y about tWeaty pounds lighter THAI
usual. Hunting al NiRisr 90 the farm I
rear lhVtchaytlle. Ohio aud alonx the
Mississippi rid ham 81 excess weight lie
a nd Bnnie pat IN the time together hunting
TIE hall To one smother and in ulnBinR
around he ansrtev mtie 'raCk. HemJhilI
Nolter and Johnson are eNpsrt~d within
day or two. iemphii wri'e- from SEQ
SDrtnaa that he luaiieves he baths ha siSne
ham al the COED possible aud thai h. "a
anxious 10 come on aud aNhi for his right
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Va CLtsW M COLI MBIt.
Hsrr, fisher ENplalas Ls~ai q Ht' ersatS =
N,Sttutr On ssa~s eshau.

.....y 4 Fisher. oach Of the Columbia
I.. -.bau team. made The follow ing state
r.u. ,e.terdar regarding the Eastern
., go bA-k-' bal .ttuaiiOn-
u.t.mi,,a sttn- Ha champs -sFip shsf 10
-.. sr u HIS Won No games ea"h rom
r.feg-- vhich FORMERLY composed he
.n..a-p intercollegiate Ba-kstbah league
OPP Iornail With NhOm no games we've
g.. .I w Vale. Princeton ana feDn-
- sD.a. On" game being played again@t
. .u0.u.~fsd = schedule u steven games
'.'gt dcfeaf
|. ard Inc lo-e II the season Colr mills
90 Challenges from number %
.. aiming 10 80 entitled 20 'he han
-.u. q would have been xiad 10
r1ved gaines With sou IL these
.. .ya- hs,uzh mAniiestlv 81 could nOs
'-.. ay"d 'hem all bert last iall he uni
.'. plnuitte~ on ethleilcs oTdsred ne
..-... .tI team not 80 ext end IT. schedule
r' 10 ir~ ~ Marsh on RccOun1 90
a.... suoe Nith oihsr bran he- Of Sport
.. ..' = the challenging teams nsd com
-'hedu~ az thai time. Msr,h
A. .r he place Nhtcb Columbia should
"ur the 'oli~ge~ Nhi"h have nOr
700 81 The records Of The various
.f.. ..Es' 10 ermin~
'.r. .ho knoWs about the game sad
..- columbia cam Wa- gfwat
...s Ep0sl 90 alta aud yeas 0u
u4' ih~ New NotE men held ih~ir
.r".- Town 10 an avetas~ ~ thT~e
-...- -0mSfhtng No ~ hsT olirge has
asI- tia-t'i@- columbia aGOFed
ruF ~ VI yssT~ Peun has lost
.w. YIr o. Raus- Vn ~ Dan Moor
H uu Dus ~ fhess his yrar Abotu
fsiu" pf'n"~'g1 lDsi ~ fTinc~iop
of a"'i woe - x,sne= The Siber
.ssH Ion navel ueaf - Bitis b
. Ta'p. sll round. y tine fon'-
.'h"'i i~- rvery where have -Ssd
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Feet.

IN the aBsateur DSoi tOuTnamsut a.
DoyIe's room r.. Gilmore defsated II. PhslI-
yesterday afternoon by a score Of IS 10 VI
me hlEn KY: "; s@- Raas sy a,snsors
Edward Seabury 10y q sore OF - 10 "a
The high run. %. wes made ~ Emerson
Tonight = ha9ne VII play ". Phelps.
Two games we're PLAYED Yesterday In
. he ANA eur handiceD post iOtu ne aaens
az MecFaw's room. 4, klag. y. Won the
afternoon game We defeated ". SrbaGer
a.. NJ q ore OF - - a. Ihs evening
game was won ~ ". Herman a. WAC
defeated %rhiey~r. ~. ~ . score 81 e.
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Lawn TeaaI. y, Pn'm M-7r,.

Paw BFN'H ia Nap.t . NJ. . VI
rno'nss aud bdstr go narJ "I Nen NorA
@eCurrd the MIXED dpur l"- isnbts 'niFI.g
meat to-daN after verr Interest iug -srir-
NJ xsmes IN he -sui- sbd husl~. N"
summarize
S~rpI Hnas NJ. n fEola. pff sd0 phta
Ana Edgar lrSasri Nrv Nars. rrtratr,i NJ.
lehman ami I - TO-. 20 ado. New iOJa. ..
"a Mi~s H~ien HoesHns r~n'oa, sRd Hos at.i
Mssel, b.Halo. drftA'rd Mr. 80 Nrsv II.
aud Pas ne " siinr1 Nsw Nuyf = =
anal nSuad ~. ru0uas ,ud i-dH,r Z eons II
defeated MI iu.hLn~ -Hd iiowa'a INSECT
r i a.
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Canadian professional boeksy players
will bs the sitractl0n ~ the ~ N.hsias
skaiina Rink neat weck. uhsa no wanstsrrr
u M0naresi winners % tho STANLEY cnpa
sabiepaatio % the pESfsssioaai GhaRps6a-
shiD 0f TIE DoEnlnton. nDoet tha Ottawaa %
scoring the Grestssl numbar Of goals II
two nlglta play. The lrst half 81 the
sRgies wih b played On TusedAy alskt ana
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p-aa Asa Ns,, ap, Rec again

AvNapOfIs Nd Na-ch S-rhe Naval
Z. adenAy baa beea sur Bri-sd and pleased
nv receiving word from the Jnivevsity ~
aauatie relations nv schedmling raees "a
~ rowed ~ Annap0iis ME aprinN. pennsyi-
, = eco a. tsrsIiy and the drsi "a ore ~ sp,l
either May n or ~ for . raee hefWsen the
Quaker frcshmen and the Havv pishes OF
fourth ctaes eg0Ne.
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Puu B.a'H. Fia March Mrs J. "
Thamas aad Edgar i.gcaarj "f Ss~ Work
a~cured The miysd d"ubi~s tennis tourha
rn~nt to-day The scores
...-,i e,.l.--uV,. L a. Thomas PhIlaaeiphia.
..d rdgaT I.nanara. NeG Y0rk. dsfssied Mt
4 Jesslaa AID q. Ie21,esadeT, NsM hSs i,
SSS sad pssRs Whsiney. NeW YsSt. Ia. 90.
f..t-Ars. TAomas and gassI Is1nerd a.
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nrnsn T-aal@ G'hsm-uGe Is,..

'.Hi CIbIs DSsgairn - TRp ~UN.
\ : " March . EAain nj
"ug@d lor the Davis lawn teRnis
Dol" hail@nRe came two days AFTER
" '1" lni' had expired hut u - he
HH' he Au~iraiisr ss-oria1 ION 81
halisnRe " Inc I nited STATES
..u.- Ass0c tafion. glto.e challenge
=. n'-sH .u Tor s0une itus oheTe M on
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Marrh "a and -, TSi- ~ ''J..e-e durham. E.' .
n 4 aud a s'0ilsHe. rae ~. y g. 81. 2 Tiser
as Of North AFolna - Ntrsioa .sat~r1. e
~ ana ~. Gliifo-n Oscsr. t.-~eh.ssots'. q. e {.
ks..I / ana e. Z vi -rsitr ~ North o. tAIra ~
Z 6aoei IlN e. sed LlNetsit 81 VIZ
risis ~ UAFrto. We. -. .. Hrorxr' -"
! 'ulN ev-,tv ~ As-.iagtoa ~ -. ~~'ou !. ~
al sBIsh OFHug- = =: .". W. la.G' - We
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TBREE HOsERS ~ BROOkLI \.
II,e,, HI'II~g In Gane W~,~ eea Regular
ont a'alts.

JIoI SrEIN.s. ATk Mar'h Bal Dab
leR's m~a put IN Two prscti's sessions sgaiR
TO-DAY. winding mp Niih a fu,l nine inaing
game The game resulted IN yheory
for the r-Hular- MA kinz he series ts
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The contest. three home runs hriRA made
Ue--au and JShnsy King. he latter the
BrooklNR -emi-pro plAyeT. each di-i'n-
MIi.heu hinkrsN ia this Tespesf. Nhis
heat FOR the regulars poled oae f0J Ge
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DIsTsd ~ss,otd fsT lss colts IN place OF
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of ice recruit. wus biz la the eve - the
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pFe'ty fah shap~ . b~ yOunGstrr Wa-
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To-day IlennOA " nov he only ab~sntr,.
Mana Ger Dahi~u 'O-da' Uiret "a lim tuf
an eKpianstiOR as ." hes siss~n'e
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AutOs-Best In TOwn-AI Snaps

NPN Infh7t 'FNe8sSN ave- no@ae
Orr Compute. Moasrn Pant mSkcs our ~RK
CONSrRtT-rED- Autos eaial iaBd sOu~ hease1
10 new IR.Brri facilities tot recsn sarusaonE
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t.ss, Sus.s masssan s~h~,luIr.

T,~TnN. "a March In" tsfsyyffr
+, o!lsse bas@tDaii - hesiuis tot his year has
b~.n arranged - az foiiOv-
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AMONG THE kUfONOBIuSTS
FL0RgDa or -.SIEITION JOINS
NITTOV a. B0OI.

tsNe~UllNe GSaaniaIe@ ef Aaerteaa N1Is-
wsbile AssseaaaAsn NlsS s;lerts NaNAn.
nah AuteRsellle Club % WeusberpsOlp
reartng lmfwrmatloa o. q aapaete
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-10
THEATRE FOR GERTRUDE HOFF-
 MANN

From the New York World.
 Miss Gertrude Hoffmann the vaudeville artist who, for a season or two, has been putting on sketch that includes about all the different forms of vaudeville en- tertainment, expects to broaden her field of theatrical effort and next summer will jump from the role of a mere artist to that of real theatre owner.
 Early this summer Miss Hoffmann, in company with her husband. Max Hoff- mann, and her attorney. Moses A. Sachs, went abroad and while in London could not overlook a proposition that was made to her by English investors
 As a result there is a building in Ald- wych, just off the Strand, a theatre that Is to be called the Gertrude Hoffman theatre" and one that the actress in- tends shall be thoroughly American in every way The programmes will be free; there will be no compulsory checking of hats and coats. and other little peculiari- ties incidental to an English theatre will he eliminated.