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New-York tribune., 1910-10-03
CLASH IN BASEBALL DATES
Worlds Series May Be Sched-
uled at Philadelphia Oct. II

Eve games s-e scheduled netNes''
r7ro and 81. Louis TO wind NJ the sesso"
ON October .. 70. n. e. f1 and %. Vc'o's.
"A IS An open date. ami hE arransins
DIav double-heajers on october 9 anu
the schedule may he cOuPietsd OF
next day T. IS possible THAT 1Ae -.
cbaupioushlp series with the Phlisds'pN
AthIeffcs nav begin on Octooer 10. ~
nounced from Chicago last night
This fs what Ban johnson - s'T'f'i~
.,,.,r,,lisr and Is the reason ~ IS pleass
- issue his uItimatum 20 the owner p
the ChlcsgC club -.
1uarinc from reports from th" N's'
,,sbt the owners If the So Loni7
believe that some consideration Is cue -
clnb Tor winding up the season aAe~u
time. as the games are nSelN 20 -,
well. so that Charles W Murphy
on paying out any OF his proii~-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03

The horses upkeep is based upon retail
prices Of hay and oats actually paid en-
route, Just the same as gasolene and oil
were purchased for the automobile 1t
will be noticed from the figures that the
automobile mileage Tor each days run
ming time was clearly within speed limits
and that the horse must have been good
roader to average 31.S miles a day.
The contest is an adjunct to an offer by
the Maxwell Briscoe Motor Company to
sell models Identical with the one used in
the test, under 4 guarantee that the cost
will not exceed two cents q passenger
mile or refund Of the purchase price
viii be made. plus interest.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03
AMATEUR BOXERS TO MEEl
Leading Clubs Enter Men u
Bouts for Local HOnors.

The tournament % Ne held by the
son Sauarr Athletic club ln tne 80 -
hau OF Madison square Garden I0-
amateur boxing championship OF -.
New York wiz start Tonight We
tnals on "Wednesday night t1ve -
,,-tT NJ. contested-lo0. no. Is. Is i3nS 5--,a
rcunds Entries have been rrcei' - Iona
I'm m. large clubs. Including t.iv 'NNs.sfiras
1thIetic club. % BrOok.yn, lhe s5isre
NthIetic club. the Mott Haven ller
cIub. the Xavier Athletic Cluo' ,.S -. West
vnnolitan Life Athletic club. the NsN, ,,r,ic
s,t NthIefjr t9ub. st Peters t~s-,ess.
I.vceum Association. the Northern ne-Srists, S-i.ts,
club. the Union ounS Won -. Irisr
Ass,ciattou. the Trinity Olue' Lle Afh-
s1,eri,.stu Athletic tfub and t1ia =, trs
Ietir Club Neariv all the Wiunf. hsfs
,etsut metropolitan cnamPiohsl'F
entered. - a.
ff,irf man IN tte wins. and inc ,I,.Ies 1iui
,,.i1 virf te- Iud-es John J. i--t,rss
itrprniah e. Ntah"usy S. rtr't iliti ''
D. IqcEce Jrd J. j. u Grien-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03
ATHLETICS BEAT INDIANS
Costly Errors in Seventh Inning
Turn Tide of Game.

Two errors in the seventh inning lost the
game for Newark against the Philadelphia
Athletics. In Newark. yesterday afternoon.
They came when two men were out and
resulted in six runners crossing the plate.
The score was 10 S.
Connie Mack had most of hts regulars OF
tho field. The Indians outbatted the visit
ors and had the game apparently sewed IN
in the sixth. when they got three men
across and tho score stood 70 :.
The score follows
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03
VALE IN FOOTBALL STRAITS.

New Haven. Oct. As a result OF the
game with Syracuse here yesterday. which
Yale. though ouiplayed. won by a score Of
Il 10 6. q hurry call has been made for
graduate cos cnes. In few days many OF
the former football stars will he on the
field Light work ia planned for Monday
and then rhc coaches VIII NAH" scveral
..s.4Hse- ~ he lineup.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03
RUNNER WON WITHOUT SHOE
Monument Captured Mile at
KNIGHTS of Columbus Games.

Athletes Of the metropolitan district won
easily yesterday At the annual games OF
Barrett Council knights of Columbus.
held at West New York. y !. They capt
1lred no less than eight first and seven
second places. The Irish-American Ath-
Ietic Club was the best represented and
won the point trophy. with total of SO
points.
Jack Monument. the junior mile cham
pjon Of the Irish-American club. ran for
half the distance with only one shoe in
winning the one-milc run. Despite this
setback he finished in the fast time Of +
minutes - - seconds.
The summaries follow.
1Do-yard dash Olsrdicapt- Won by a Finker-
Milo"ly, Mohawk a. g. 's Eards'. third. Time,
80 yard run a7andicap, BY Z. 7 Gilmore.
Dominican I.yoeum IA ards: ?. Sinclair St.
Mars a. g - ys-ds1 second. J. r oNeil.
rnatts ched 80 taros', third Time. ;5te
1Jne-7ile thardicap,- Won hy Jack Monu-
ment. Irish American a. g.. scratch; NJ. Borck,
terfeld. New York A. .. rs sards). third Time,
;I2i5.
Irish American \. q. q ysrds,; P. HALEY, Ma
tioual 4 e rs ARDS. second: II Hirshon.
Trish-Americar A. a.. - ards th'rd. Time,
ThTee-r7ilo run dsndieap, Won by T, collins,
Irish American ! .. scratch, 7. IT. pOnnsIly.
American 4 q. $50 yar,lsl. second; II. II.
TIelloeell. Paterson 4. G. Ul0 yards), third.
Time. 10 .1S--.
Running high juIup--Von by = +. condor. ST
Marv's 4 -. 20 inches. : feet inches II.
Ci7Impeit. Eev York 4. e. tscratchl. feet J
inch. Second Z Stevens. Irish American A. G.
- iuches feet II inches. third.
Running hop. step and jump 1lsndicapf- on
hv u. Sh@srne tscrafchi. a = eS4 In. p Wolf.
Anchor A g. 4 feet second with u jump OF
3s e. ~. in; ". 7. Carroll. Anchor A. g q
feet. third With a jump Of IS # 2 in.
Putting sixteen pound shot handicap w on
by J. J Elliot. Irish-American A. {. ,scratch).
with a put Of a. fl 1Ois tn; a. J. Reich. Mad
ison square A. q. - feet), second with Il put
OF ~ II. in. n. &. Klages. New York A. C
q fectl third with Il put Of ~ r..
Discus Ohandlcap,-W Won by K. Alberts. Anchor
A c. ~ fe..tl. with throw Of io+ It in A:
n e. KlaRes New York A. 9. 90 fe-tj. second.
with q throw of IOd z. in: 7. Ryan. Irish
American A. c. 90 feetJ third with throw
uf 10 n "a IN
Throwing sixteen pound hammer thandicap)-
Won by = Sherman West Side A c 40 feet.
With a throw OF 1a3 II. in: IL MctinniR.
irish A Am-ricau a. g. Gj5 feet) second. with "a
throw " 137 T. = in. 7. !. Matsukes. irish
American a. - 80 feot). thiTd with throw
,f
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03
HIGH BILLIARD AVERAGES.

Ora Morningstar and William Hoppe. in
practice for their 1S1 balkline billiard
match. which begins Tonight in Maurice
Dalv's academy. made high averages OF
o. .-lS and an even 70, respectively. ycster-
day Morningstar completed string OF 800
IN eighteen innings with high run of III
Ills opponent John Hendricks. counted 40
only Hoppe made 800 in twenty turns his
best run being 10
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03
'CROSS-COUNTRY IN STREETS
Harris Wins Morningside Run to
Pedestrians Cheers.

Tom Harris. thc negro athlete Of the
Glencoe Athletic Club. romped home an
easy victor Of the three and one-half mile
road run Of The Norningside Athletic
Club yesterday The course was through
the Harlem streets. Harris won by two
hundred yards over James O'Connor, Of
the Norris Athletic Association. Twenty
five athletes started. and all finished
The summaries follow.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03
BAILEY LED PACK HOME
New York A. G. Runner Speedy
Over Six Mile Course.

Winfield Railey, Of m" New York Athletic
Clun. for tho second conSeCufiy" time capt
ured the six mile 'crosS-country Tun Of the
Mott Haven Athletic club over course in
b. Bronx YESTERDAY. BAILEY demonstrated
that I.e was rapidly rounding into cham
rionship form Although hard pressed by
willie Burke gf Morf Haven. he safely
outdis-anced him hv one hundred Yards in
the good time Of - minutes and seconds.
The summaries follow.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03
sAEGKILL GOLF TITLE WON.

. Y Benton won the championship of
the Saeglsill Golf club, Yonkers. on Satur-
day. IN the thirty-siX hole final Isutch he
defeated Theodore II. Crane by up and J
10 play. Benton recently lowered the course
record from = 70 70 the former figures be-
ING those OF Louis T. Myers
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03
PGSTIME INDIANS GAMES
Stevenson Wins Quarter Mile
Race in Close Finish.

a spirited tussle Tor premier hOnOrs feat
ured the monthly games OF the Pastime
Athletic CLUB. which were held at the
clubs oval g-rsterdAy. Robert Stevenson
win q three-yard allowance, III the quarter
nile rua beSted Tom DolAn. who finished
SECOND TIE Time Was % 20 seconds.
The summaries follow:
lU"-glrd dash handicap --N 3u Ev Marks
- f--tt3 ~ Slud- fslfatoAt. r,ond, w
Gleason ilG f-,rs. thira- Tim, o+l0 -.
Thi.---uu.iTl-E Iulic ruu thaudlchpb Won by
j Taui ts0 ,-s4rusB- y. Mc''aI~ f:.5 yafdHi, sec
ono. J.. A. brennan t~cl4tch}, third. Time.
= -
One-uEe walk ,handicapj Won by N Nc
Hugh so Yards " r Alien ECO yards.
second- r D'ceuuog 200 -ardsJ5 third. Time
a. 80.
sse-vard run handicap Won by r. Steven
son i.. ga -ds r. DoiHu - yards1. second. J.
Itolan scratch. fhtFd. Time. o 50 %.
Two-mHs handicap Won by J.
~rhf4for CE5 rardE1. !. Stack t4S Yards sec
oud. g. Edwards ts5 yurds}. third. Time
1911.
7 r,eoraes tolls 10 festB. with - fe=t- LEROY
Ttorisrd - feet1 second. with - feet :
ifates. r.. Tscniui- - fe1t1. thtrd. Hlth 80
L--- .E-l .
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03
GLENCOE'S INVITATION RUN
Harry Coates Wins in Fast Finish
Over Big Field.

The 'cross-cOuntry season Of the Glencoe
Athletic Club began yesterday. fOrty-seven
runners starting In the invitation event.
Harry Coates. unattached. had the honor
OF leading home the Held. Hts time was Is
minues and - seconds. Harry McCitnn. the
fdSt recruit of the New York Athletic Club
outsprinted Eddie Campbell. OF the GlencOe
Athletic club. IN the dash down the stretch
taking second hOnors by two yards.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03

4 FtlrnSiue lI0eETftell !
>or Ftrooklvr1 ana ] Ritchey. for Paterson
RanEers Time-Halves or Is minutes.
At Van Cortlandt Park yesterday the
Bronx United and Columbia football clubs
tried concluslo ons. the game ending in H
draw Each side had one goal TO It's credit
when time was called.
At Mcdonald Field. Brooklyn. yesterday
the Clan Mckenzie Football Club took the
Hungarians into camp To the tune OF 4
goals to III an Amateur League game.
Soon after play began Lawson scored for
the clan McKenZies, and Il few minutes
later GoImoyt equalized for the Huuga-
rians.
At Van Cortlandt Park Yesterday the
Hollywood Inns defeated the champion
Camerons by the shut-out score OF 3 To 0.
All the goals scored 10y the winners were
registered in the first period 0f play, aided
by 8 strong wind.
The Iine-up.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03
TBy Telegraph to The TRIBUNE. lI.,

BY Telegraph 10 1DS
AIiddletovu Conn. oct. - oo'O"'
revised bv the rules committee nas no,
sened tie number o. injuries al ''''
this wear Since the opening oI tne
two of the veteran players on 'nc a.
have been seriously injured Nd,.''"
Mitchell get 81 broken rib during llle "ie
game on wednesday and viii be laid I'D
most OF the Season
Arthur Wright Wesleyans staF eiiu, ue
veIooed internal injuries after yesterds' :
game with the Connecticut 'Agg'es, anu
at midnight fears were entertained l'r MS
recovery. FIc was much more coihioTtdp'e
TODAY however. and tonight at me Ioc4'
hospital il was said that be "ouio un-
douD1edIv recover.
\ number Of other mon have been IN
iured slightly. These two serious injuries
coming so carly in the season however
nave set Coach Larry NoThis 70 Worry1ii
This is the most serious loss 70 the es-
lcyan team by injuries since the famous
Wesleyan Union game at Schenectady TWO
years ago. during which sixteen members
Of the two elevens We're carried off the heId
injured.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03

Tyy,,-has- hits-Aiurphy. Spade 60. lee. Kelly
Three-bus- hits McInness, Ganley. Zimmerman
Home -AicInness, Murphy. Hc0rne- Hits
IN iunu,;a, on Morgan. In 4 Innings. Tiases
ou balIS-On McGiuuity. /, on Morgan. =. Or At
kins :. on .-r l. struck Sut-Hy Mctinnity
. by Waddeu =. by Morgan, . by Atkins. :.
Wild pitches -At.iHs t2- Double plgy-ZimmeT-
man. Meyer and Aslef. FIRST base On errors
phuad.lpbiu .. Newark. l. LIFT on hasr--
I'hiIad-iph,a 3: Newark. 9. Tiue-t:45. Umpire
Harry Davis.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03
SOCCER ON MANY FIELDS
Rangers and Brooklyn Play Tie
Game-Other Matches.

Tlay1ng their first Satiousl League game !
against the strong Paterson Rangers. the /
best the Brooklyn football team could do
was 70 tic. In the first half play was near
ly equal. and with q better break Of luck |
the home team should have at least scored |
once Miller. the visitors goal keeper, WIS |
the man that kent the Brooklyns from SCOT
ing his work being Of the English league
variety.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03
WHITE SOx MOVE UP A PEG
Shut Out Maps Easily and Move
Into Sixth Place.

Chicago. oct 2-Chicaso defeated CIeve-
land to-day by a score of 4 70 o MeIoan's
batting and base running featured the
game Both White and Ksler pitched good
ball. hut the visitors support was weak in
the pincheS.
The score follows
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03
DETROITS PILE UP RUNS
Bat Out Score of Hits in Defeat
ing st. Louis.

St Louis, Oct 2-Detroit won from St
Louis here to-day by q score Of 10 70 :
Nelson. who twirled for the Browns was
hit hard. cobb got four hits cut of five
times at bat
The score follows
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03
DETROIT

Two base hits-C'rawforI. O'I.eary -. Wal
lace, hlrke- Three base hlt-StDue. Home nun
Nelson. Sacrifice hits-Stone Works Kirke -
stephens, O'Ieary. Double play Hartzeu Grtgss
and stephens. Passed hall-Schmidl- stolen
bases Crawford. -. Jones T Jones. First base
ON balls-On Works q. of Nelson. Struck
0ut-Ev Works 8. hv Nelson . Left or buses
st Louis. D: Detroit. H. Time-2:Oi- Umpire
Evans
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03
FORESTER HOME IN FRONT
Leads Cross-Country Runners
in Jamaica Race.

club proved a consistent performer yes
terday, when he again won the weekly
iaunt OF the jamaica Athletic Association
over q three and half mile course.
The summaries follow.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03
PIRATES SHUT OUT ST. LOUIS
Leifeld Pitches Effective Game,
with Hits Scattered.

St. Louis oct. 2-PtttsburG won from ST.
Louis to-day by score of . to 0. Leiield
was effective. allowing only seven scattered
hits. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03

ItefeTee 2, v NIIIianB. InebIuett-N. IsaHrs.
for Hollywood inn: J. Brown. for Camercns
Goals-tiibbs. - Milne. ]. Time OF ha,vos-45
nninutes
The National League champions, the
west Hudsons defeated the Nilberforcc
team at Harrison. \. J.. by the score of .
GOALS 4" I In National League game
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03
To,zls.--ss 5 1s =7s1. Totals 90 10 p 1's

sRau for Mclean in the sixth inning TLaIted
for Burns in the ninth inning
Cbicer ro 0-S
Ci1cJr1atf o o.
Two-bsse hits-TfobIitzelI. Lobert schultz
Hits-Off Gaspar . tn s innings. or Burns :
in :. innings sacrifice ~1its-S~hulte- tiaspaT'
Rer1Iba-a. StsiDfeIdr- Triple plaJ 1ecfssrSi'
King IN Archer. Tcft bases--l hicdso. y;
cincinnati. II. First base on balls-pit tteui-
bach. &. OFT CIaspaT. = Fit by p1tchfr-hE
T,etIIbarh- = fTC-ccrau. CTaspaTr. by traspar- I
fS~huIte}. Struck Cut-B- Rculbach. .. ny
Cisspar I by BURNS. l. Passed ball ing
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03

The entry list for the women's metro
politan championship lawn tennis tourna
ment closes to-day. and the matches I'm
singles. doubles and mixed doubles will be
gin tomorrow on the clay courts o. the
West Side Tennis club. 2@Sth street and
Review Place
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03
Many Hurt Under .NesO KuIes
our Yale Players Badly Injured in SYRACUSE
Game-WesIeyan Crippled

night that cx-Captains ON -, -
Frank Hinlsey. Jim Rodgers. III REQ
NIurplIv. "Pudre" HeffeliingeI'
Winter. George Adee and RaIpn nioo'''er 't
arc expected before the close OIL 'iio "eN
Hinkcy will remain most Of the ScaSo'''
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03
Baseball FiSbf In
Mayor Leagues

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY:
New York at Boston.
Pf,iIadriphfa at Brooklyn
Chicago AT z inrinnsfi
Pttt.burr at It. Louis
RESIITS OF GAMES IE>1tHDNh.
Chicago. s.: Cincinnati. 4.
Pitt sburg. 3: 1t. louis. o.
NATIONAL LEAGUE -iaNDi>"-
VI rpCf " L. PC
TI,i~aro ss .. .s.i Cincinnati a. % .4s4
S~w YORK X 80 53S Brooklyn. 81 ss -a1s
Pitt..,urr Us 81 ssS ~. IatTis ~ 70 .4le
Pt,iis "a - sos tsaston- ." % -Sso
swERICAN LEAGUE GAMES To-Daf-
Washington at New Work
Ro-tou AT Philadelphia
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTEkDAh-
Chicago. q: Cleveland. o.
Detroit. ~: 1t. Louis q
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
" Pc Va l. Pc.
ph;la Zoe as gs5 fIey siand Ga * te"
New YORK 81 81 552 Wash'tou "a - $50
Detroit 40 "a 5Ss Chicago. s. ~ $50
Roston so s. STA IT. I.oUiS - teS ~"
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03

Two-baSe hits-TTesusHan- Gibson. Sacrifice
hits-CamDbeU 90. Double ys-Bresnahan
20 HugSius; NcKechuis 20 Miller Passed ball
-Bresns han. Stolen bas@-LeaCh- Hit by
pitched baII-Ry Leifeld tEvansl. Wild pitch
Steele. Bases balls-OT steele, 4. Off
I.eifieid. struck OIt-By Lei1eid. ., by
Steele I. Left bases-St- Louis o. Pitts
burg. :. Tiue-2-I0 Umpires-IIiSIer and
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03
Totals. Is s = O TotaIs.--.::a O6 g !,
ted for Ball in the ninth inning

Stated FOR Ball IN the ninth inning
ChiraE ..--..--.- ~ q -
Cleveland .-.--. y - o O 90
Sacrifice Hit-SulltvsD. stolen bsses-NuIlin.
Lord ZstdeT Left baseS-5'lev veland. 6.
Chicago. .. Bases on baIls-Of Kaier. 8. or
White .. Struck out-Ry White. s. by Esler.
3 Time-i.S Jmpirss-Fcrrtue and Sheri-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03

The Giants. who appear 10 have seoohu
place safely won ia tlI" National League
race. viii bc back at the Polo Grounds on
Thursday and Friday fer two games win
the Superhas. while they viii jump over
10 Brooklyn on Saturday TO wind up that
series. The season viii end on the home
grounds early I'm the following week Win
a short series with the Phillies, and then
the decks will ne cleared for the post
season series with the Yankees, a. authorl-
tatively announced in The Tribune last
TUESDAY and a. formally announced by
Frank e. Farrell on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03

baseball. $50 r n y. Y. Americans ~
-arh' - American League rsyk. Adm. JGc
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03
A+i. \ Baseball Lawn Tennis Golf 4 Auomobdng Speedw

much for baseball and must he sppiaaded
for putting the American League where "
STANDS to-day. But Mr.. johnson IS a dip
lomat
With Hal Chase at the Teins ana mar
rnonv restored, to all appearances tne
Yankees won three straight games lasl
week from the Detroit Tigers. champions
of the American League a year ago ana
their chief rivals for second place IN the
rae :his season II was a critical SERIES
and. everything being equal. the Yankees
now have a reasonable chance for gong
into the post-season series with the Giants
in the same relative position. The team
got home on Friday. and, while beaten
b,- Washington. played fast. snappy base
han. and wound UP with a rally that
showed once more is keen fighting spirit
The season win end on saturday al Amer
lean League Park in doublc-header WIN
the Boston Red SoX. In the mean time
washington Will be here for two more
games. while a short trip must be taken
10 philadelphia 20 meet the champions on
"Wednesday Thursday and Friday
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03

This series between the Yankees and The
Giants is arousine widespread interest ana
= likely - draw qui-e as well IS the
worlds championship games between the
Chicago Cubs ,lnd the Philadelphia Ath-
Ietics Both mines are badly of for catch
ers although Sweeney and Meyers, who are
on the injured list may he ready 10 take
up their duties when the first game Is
called otherwise the two teams appear to
be evenly matched. and II would not be
surprising If the battle vent the full seven
games Matty. who has been suffering
with a boil on HIS left arm. may not be
ahle TO play. but IN talking with him on
FT1iJsy he seemed 10 think nc viii 10" fully
recovered in plent- Of time. With Matty
out Of the game. tho Giants would he weak
oned 20 an evteut that might cost them the
series. otherwise the two teams viii he
well of in pitchers. the Giants having
Ma1ty. WiItse t'randsl and Drucke TO
bear tho brlInt of sic fight. = hilc the Yam
KEGS will depend on Russell Ford Nho
keeps on winning games in the most aston
ishinS way: Big Jim Vaughn. Quinn
and Warrior. Il looks like au even wager.
hui somehow or other 7 rather feel that
the Giants viii win Under tho leadership Of
such al able iicld general as John J Nc
GraW.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03
COMMENT ON SPORT
Football Not Getting Fair Trial
by Jury of Whole.
JOHNSON USING big STICK"
News and Views on Live Topics
of the Day, Both Amateur
and Professional

Those who are passing judgment on FOOT
hal rs PLAYED under the new rules arc not
doing their full duly as members OF the
Jurv ~ the whole II is well enough 10
express satisfaction. az msyhap dissatisfac-
sion. ove- the way this rule or that is
working out but il is fsr too earl 20 de-
clare with assurance that flie structure
against pushing pulling the man carry
fnE the ball has sounded the death }nel
oF team work. which made the game what
n was. that the short forward pass has
converted the great American college game
irto poor imitation or basketball: that
5lle division ~ thc game into sour PERIODS
instead ~ two has robbed Il ~ much daSh
and vim By slowing il up Ia = marked de-
s--ee- thai removing all restrictions on run
ming with 7le bah bv the man VINO re
cei,es the pass direct from the centre has
divorced -lIe C2me from SIS quarJeThach
ard Ifs many attractive duties: that IN
spite OF radical changes in juT1es VIII be
o11fte a. common as IN the past Rome Mas
nor built in 4 dav- and three or four weeks
~ no; longer VIII ne necessary 10 md out
w-llai effect the application OF the new code
has IN The came.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03

the women Of The distrlc- aI7o vi. =
fov competitive activity this week. as -
ors-dav tournament al the PiaiHtie'd Co'l''-
~ Cllb viii take place tomorrow l's
eie-b+esn-hole handicap which Is sehsdOisa
for, the morning. viii have three prizes. ana
the ,snn-oa-hiuz and putting contest IN ID
a afte-noon viii have 7rst and s"rond priae&
No person viii bc allowed 20 win 'no''
than one trophy
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03

Another Vanderbilt cup race has -Ieen
run. and the pity is that one cannot ap-
piaud the wonderful skill and courage Of
the drivers and the remarkable strides
in the building of cars without feeling
that he is doing so in tho face Of bitter
grief and uncomfoTtinS sorrow. The toll
OF human life was heavier than usual the
cost WAS far too great. I watched the
stirring strife and folI iuvigorated: heard
7he saducniuC novs and felt depressed
So i; must have beer with ali Harry
Grant deserves high praise Tor his brill
liant performance. Il comes 20 few men
10 win race like tho Vanderbilt two years
il succession
with ihr WHY I1verS out of tho game by
an unfortunate accident, the chances Of
the Philadelphia Athletics to win the
worlds baseball championship are i'm
proved about ~ per cent. II was just
about that 10 per cent the cubs needed
Evers is big loss in himself. but the
breaking Up of Il remarkable inheid is
where the trouble lies HERBERT.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03

T o,-or7- strain oI bruise, Of which there
---7Il be many. just as there are IN baseball
rloIo- or au- strenuous sport, is 10 lie mag
~f-cd irto a broken HoDo or = torn liGa-
7ueut. II the criticism OF those who without
thought or study shout their opinions AND
law Thorn accepted a. truths hy those who
-hir1k a@ little and caro- less -"t are eVeT
7-ao- 70 point tho finger o ScorD and 70
1o77r 1,z tearing down. thon football VIII
not l1av, fair trial and 1u'1rb of the work
.,f those who have studied The question 50
earnestly and carefully in ar effort 20 solve
she difficult problem VII 20 for nothing
= would l,e veu SO wait for time before
-,s~sjnc Judgment.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03

Totals .3S $ II - IS .
q . - q - d q O-a
U - ] o J q y Is
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03

Totals $ . 8 = 8 TotaI7- 81 : = /
New-York tribune., 1910-10-03

Provision is being made az the NasssH
Country Club for "a large field OF starters
in It's invitation golf tournament 20 be bed
there on Thursday, Friday and Satgrdas.
The programme calls for five slTteeHs ana
the contestants viii classify themselves
a thir-y-six-h -hole medal play round al cay
Thursday. A gold mccall VIII be Siren ne
low score man II the stroke event AuloHs
those who have already entered are Waiter
J. Travis and John NJ Wa-d. Of Ciardsn
City.