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Evening star., 1912-10-10

FOR KEH1,BY THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY.
14os NEW YORK AVE.
2l31 Bancroft pl.. IA rooms. 4 baths. .$133 30
224 st. NV. 12r, b.. garage. ...... 800
1884 Calvert st. NV. Tor. 2b.. steam hit. 65. 90
1ll6 II st. NV, cor. 18th. 11r.. bath. 65. 90
l231 Harvard st. NV, II rooms. baths 60. 90
1Y4S Calvert St. IL rooms, baths. go. $500
2l5g Fla. ave. Or, b.. splendid order. $3.50
2so4 2lth st. NV. rooms. bath. ...... &c. 90
llI9 Church at. NV. rooms. bath. 45. 90
1326 18th st. NV. p rooms and bath. 1870
1870 Harvard St. rooms. hath. ....... 40.B0
s14 Eye st. NV. rooms. baths. -. 40. 80
1921 18th st. NV, 7r.. b.. hot.water ht. 3s 50
1SiS :rd st. NV, rooms and la -. IS 5Oo
l2ll Sth ST. NV. 2 rooms and bath 80. $3.50
144n Chaplin St. Z rooms. bath ........ 30. so
1907 Fairmont. rooms and bath. h........ $3.50
1l5 2nd st. NV. rooms. bath. ........ 2JGO
llj Tenn. ave. me-. rooms bath. 80. 800
6o3 Kenyon ST.. rooms and ba ath. ...... Is 90
BIB Carolina Sc. rooms bath. q. so
1912 10th st. NV. rooms and bath. 2250
Dog 10th st Sc. rooms and bath. $50. 2259
.65 Gresham ST. NV. rooms. ba tn 90. p so
S2s Col. road. 6r.. b.. hot-water heat. % 50
1lo End st. NV. rooms. hath. %. so
1909 G st. s.e., rooms and bath. ...... 1000
3345 NJ st. NV. rooms. bath........ 1880
1891 X Sc. ef.. brick. good order. 12 so
TO DESIRABLE COLORED TENANTS.
23lS st. NV. rooms. bath. ......... 25 90
Cos Fairrnont St. rooms. bat ........ % 30
203S Sth st. NV. 6 rooms and bath. -. l6 so
2l2s P. Ar. $12.0 1928 F, 4r......l1.O0
FOR RENT-133? CORCORAN STREET
Desirable dwelling Of eight rooms and bath.
near 14th street car line: rent only $3OSO a
month. Investigate this.
THOs. j. FISHER 4 CO.. Inc.
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! 5000. 1925 5th NV. sr
$c1 30. .325 Shepherd, sr
$21. 30. 1909 9th NV, 7r
$21. 30. 4O0S Sd NV. 6r
$2J. 20. ..221 D NV. 11r
$25. IS. 1905 10th nv. Or
$25. 80. 1909 Marlboro, Or
S25. SO. 1924 18th NV, Or
$25. .141O Col st nw.Sr
and stable
$3.50. .4134 eth NV, 7r
S3.50. rs K ne. Or
s23. 5O.542 Shepherd. Or
SO. 80. 422 Shep'd NV Or
S22.JO. .S19 21st NV. ar
$40. 90. .911 C ne. Or
$50. SO. -. .612 C ne. Gr
So. so. 1892 f NV. 6r
$50. so. zoos 18th NV. 5r
$50. So Z NV. 6r
$50. .& ! ne. Or
$50. 1910 Corcoran. Or
, $50. -. .1114 5th ne. 7r
500. .1714 18th NV. rear
$1S.5O.12l7 29th NV, 7r
1850. 1922 1Ith NV. 5Y
$3.50. 1915 Kirby NV Or
$3.50. $40 Goth NV. 6r
SIS. PIG G NV. rear
SIT. go. al Myrtle ne, Sr
$3.50. 434 Wash'n st.5r
$17. 1925 9Th NV. Or
$50. 800 Mass av ne. Gr
SIS. so. 112H 18th ne. 4r
$15 SO. 17hS SeatOn NV .f;r
$15. A Mass av NV, 5r
SIS. 1927 T NV, 4r
SIS. ZIP 18th ne. 4r
$13. 80. .6ll Morton Or
$3.50. .319 Va av. 4r
S13. .434 6is sw. 5r
$12.5O.61S Morton nw.5r
Sl2.35..1 Foundry NV. ~
$12. .621 Pa av NV. office
SO. so. .121 X So, 5r
Slo.50. -. $50 C ne. 4r
81. 40. :. 1920 r NV. 4r
i tents.
S35. The Marlborough. 2r
$50. 80. The Clarion. 4r
SIS. The Clarion. 3r
500. The Cumberla nj, Pr
$50. The Terrace. 3r
SIS. -. The Terrace. Ar
$1S. The Cumberland.2r
$3.50 to $3.50. r. st
NV bet 14th & 18th
.1331 + NV, ONCE
perty for rent send for
bulletin.
M & HENSEY CO..
h NV.
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'. LNKINs.
ave. NV.
NV So .1st. 5r. 20. 20
NW.7lS l3th.3r. b. p. 90
NV. .c1361s H.5r,b..22. so
NW.22 u. b. 20. 50
NW.1s Q. 5r. b. .2O.50
NV. .2140 II, 4r.b.19.5O
STAKIlE OR GAKAGE.
SW.2l14 II. 15stalls50. 90
STORES. ;
NW.eIs g; st. bldg:25e
NW.T37 18th. ...7S.IA.
OFFICE ROOMS.
NV. .91O 10th. I'd II. rs 20
NV. 19&Pa av.hall.35. %
NV. .Wareh's. 2 e'h32. 80
COLORED TENANTS.
NV. 1922 18th. Tor. b40. 90
Nw.732 gath. 7r,b.23.50
NW.11OS 26th.er. w20. SO
NW.l7l3 t'n.6rwlSO
NV. 500 n II av,
fat, 6r b. l6.J 20
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FOX RENT
12S st. me-. II rooms ) ba tbs. ...... 81 25 90
ltO6 r. l. ave. NV. 3 rooms and bath. 50 o.
1901 ST. NV, l3 rooms and bath. -. T.,
1871 n. II. ave. NV. Sr. and . baths. 1850
1915 NJ NV. 12r.. @b furnace heat. 5000
2lS Eye st. NV. 8 rooms aud bath...... A.. so
2S27 18th st. NV. o rooms AID bath. -. A. IL
121 4th at. ne. 8 rooms and bath. .... ~. 80
170S 18th st. NV, 10 rooms und bath. -. 1850
1902 18th st. NV. rooms and bath. 81. 80
$40 r st. NV. Or. and bath. :sS.la
230 st. NV. 10 rooms and bath. $3.50
1903 T st. NV. 10 rooms and bath. as. 80
lS Rhode Island ave. ne. Or. and BATH. 35.5e
ia A st. me-, 10 rooms and bath. ...... 32. 10
7l6 st. n.e.. 10 rooms and bath. ....... 80 50
1905 3rd st. me-, rooms and bath. 80. so
29l7 Q st. NV. 6 rooms and hath. 5000
40 Q st. me-, rooms and bath. ......... 27.5C
1928 T ct. NV, 6r and b., fur. heat. p 30
1S47 9th st. NV, rooms and bath. ..... -. SO
1918 Sth st. NV. rooms and ha th. 23. 80
l02 st. NV, rooms and bath. ....... 20. 80
$40 10th st. s.e., rooms and bath. - 80
4O1 4 st. me-, Z Observation-Disclosures. % 50
I23 11th st. s.e.. 7r. and hath. ....k.... 1850
1912 d st. s.e., q rooms and hath. ....... 1870
SIG ST. NV, q rooms and ba ....... 1870
723 Sth st. sw., rooms. s.............. 1850
S13 2ath st. NV, rooms. .............. 1850
OFFICES.
Washington Loan and Trust building.
McGil building.
STORES AND DWELLINGS.
1887 11th NV. store and 10 rooms. 500. 90
1873 Pa. ave. NV, store and rooms. 1000
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON-
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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JOHN +. DONOIiOE 4 SONS.
:;l4 Fcnna. ave Sc
FOR RENT HOUSES
below we quote few of the houses have
an hand that we think may sIit YOU We have
one of the best sele,tions OF houses that can
hr found in any real estate Office in Washing
ton at the prices asked:
INEI-RNISIIED
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JOHN F. DONOHOE 4 SONS,
314 Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS
We quote a few Of the apartments that we
have in our charge. The prices are right and
Every known convenience is in these apart
ments. and we will do any necessary repairs
MiIburn 3os f. Cap. st.
5r.. :3rd floor. No. .I.................$3O $3O. 10
North Carolina. 800 4th st. Sc.
",fo'eS 5r Ind door 10. %. g. INV. ss2 90
Or. lst floor, No. 3. :................... 80 90
Prescott Arms 1908 2lst st. NV.
Ar, 4th floor, No. as 43............... q. 30
Ar. Bird floor. No. So 27.5o
GET OUR COMPLETE LIST AT OFFICE.
JOHN F. DONOHoE SONS
314 Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
FOR FESN THE pupprSerox.
1I44 Lanier place. one square north of Co
Iumbia road; first class in every respect: phone
MOORE & HILL. Inc. 1l2o-22 II st. NV.
FOR RENT
THE CLINTON.
1925 Que st. NV.
Overlooking 10th ST: new and up-to-date
apartments: phones elec lights; rooms and
LOU
MOORE & HILL. Inc. 142o-22 II st. NV.
THE KNICKERBOCKER.
1920 MintwOod place NV.
Only one left: apartment four rooms and
electric elevator telephone service: convenient
to Conn. ave. cars; rent only $3.50 month
THOMAS J. FISHER & co. INC.
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY
. HOUSEKEEPING.
WENDELL MANSIONS.
1888 MASS. AVE. NV:
10 rooms and 3 baths. $3.50.
THE WOODWARD.
conn. AVE. AND ASHMEAD PL:
8. 6 and rooms and .ath. $50. $50. $115.
THE DUPONT;
17l7 goth ST. NV.
) rooms and bath. $4,000
THE DAMARISCOTTA
9lS 18th ST. NV.
and rooms and bath. $45.
THE BALTIMORE
1892 BILTMORE ST. NV.
s. 4 and rooms and bath. $3.50 to $1,000.
THE NORTHAMPTON
14O9 W ST. NV.
rooms and bath. $3.50. $40.
THE GIBRALTAR
18th AND KAIsORANA SITS.
rooms and BATH southern exposure. $4,000
THE AVALON
2621 ADAMS MILL ROAD NV.
rooms and bath. $37. $4,000. $500.
THE PASADENA.
1858 ADAMS MILL ROAD NV
> rooms and bath. $1,000.
THE WESLEY
1i21 COLUMBIA ROAD NV.
8 & rooms and bath. porches. S27. $4,000.
THE SHELBY
1910 COLUMBIA ROAD NV.
& ) rooms and bath. porches. $3.50. $3.50.
THE CHARLoTIE.
rooms and bath. $3.50.
1906 G ST NV
rooms and bath, $1,000
14th AND WALLACH SITS.
rooms and bath, $3.50.
COR. 3rd AND S SITS. NE.
New apartments. to be completed Oct. Is;
and rooms and ba th. $3.50. $3.50.
3as ADAMS ST. NE.
rooms and bath. $3.50.
BACHELOR
THE WOODWARD.
CONN. AVE. AND ASHMEAD PL NV.
rooms and bath. $40.
THE DAMARIsCOTTA,
91S 18th ST. NV.
rooms and BATH $3.50 and S30.50.
7O7 18th ST NV
rooms and bath. $3.50.
14l2 18th ST. NV.
rooms and bath. $50.
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY,
1908 NEW YORK AVENUE NV.
THE BELLEVUE. 1921 10Th ST NV.
An excepiiou-a detached apartment house;
two apartments. rooms and bath: Just been
put In thorough condition.: each room spacious
and sunny. opposite the Dean estate near U
st. line. Apply TO Janitor
THOMAS !. FISHER x CO.. Inc.
THE IOUISIANA-2l2:; 18th ST NV.
Third floor north and south apGf tments, each
containing seven rooms and bath anc Serv-
ants toilet: delightful APARTMENT with larRe.
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pSoN r. CO..!33S r NV.
225 Morse ne. .;r. .5.oJ
hi 13t ne. 6r.w .l3 50
'fgS Gales ne. .Sr. W. 12 %
FOR COIDREp.
$40 18th ne. Sr.. 20. 20
1929 Duncan. 6r. b. 1879
2422 18th. Ar b. .l6. 30
1893 Kramer ne. .Jr. $50
253l Q NV. 5r. SEQ
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FOR RENT-D.D.THO
Como" Or. b. iat.$IO.'f
2l2 Ind av. Or. b. .3S.2
3a03 Ga av Or. b. 30.:N
412S n Fl av, ,6r. b. .:;0.J0
33 Fla av ne. az. b. q so
713 D ne. 6r. b. .25.50
305 f ne. 6r. b. %. 20
l344 r ne. Or, ,b.....22.50
52S Tenn av. 6r.b IS. so
1870 R'd'le ne. Or. bic. 80
Evening star., 1912-10-10

ALONZO o. BLISS
PROPERTIES.
100 APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
In perfect order. ready for occupancy. Any
size; any price; any part Of the city. Send
for our rent list
Office. Bliss bldg
IS B st. Linen. 1866.
Open evenings and Sundays.
THE SHERMAN.
18th AND L SITS. NV.
and a room housekeeping apartment.
FLORENCE COURT EAST
California and Phelps place. NV.
Groom and bath and Groom h.k. apt
THE ETHELHURST.
18th AND L SITS. NV.
], 2. rooms h.k. apis.
THE ALBEMARLE.
18th AND r SITS. NV.
A g. a and room h.k. apt.
Above are modern. frst-class. freproof houses:
day and night elevator service; all rooms out
~ E. v. wAGENHoRsT. "
6O4 Bond bldg.
Phone NJ. 5133. l4th and N Y. ave. NV.
HIGH COST OF LIVING SOLVED.
THE CAIRO,
10th AND SITS. NV.
1c-STORY, FIREPROOF BUILDING.
LOWEST PRICES. BEST SERVICE, LAR0-
EST AND PLEASANTEST APARTMENTS IN
WASHINGTON. BEAUTIFUL CAFE. EX.
CELLENT HOME TABLE. $35 MONTH.
FURNISHED OR uNFURNISHED APART.
MENTS.
ONE ROOM SIS TO S2j
TWO ROOMS, $50 TO $i250
FOUR ROOMS. $55 TO $S2.5O.
ARMY. .tELECTRIC LIGHTS FREE1. NAVY.
FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED.
TWO, -FOUR AND FIVE ROOM APARTMENTS,
with bath: In best downtown apartment house
in city. Room 237 Southern building.
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FOR RENT-BY GEO.
17l4 PA.
NW.737 13th. Tor. .b.75.75
NV. 1917 21st. 1Or. .b52. 80
NW.2124 Pa av.1Jr .5U.UO
NW.1133 L, Or, b.
hwh .42.5O
NW.114O Cor. Or, h. 40. 30
NV, 732 21st.l1r.b 40. %
NV. 70? goth. Or. .b.35.50
NV. .231 G.. Sr, h. 80. 80
NV. .904 Web'r.6r, b30. 80
NV. 900 NJ v.lurb30. so
NV. 1923 10th. .Sr. b. 30. so
NW.21G ! NV. .6r. .b2O. 80
NV, 2425 y nw.8,w vic. 90
NV. BIO /. Or, ". .15. 50
SE,316 S c av. Orb. %. 30
APARTAiEN Is.
Octavia,
Col and Quar- roads.
3 & 4 RS. .s2S.5 up
NW.171l Pa av. I'd
NV. .202O G. 5r.b. .37 so
Get eomnlefp li~f ~ nj
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TWO. -FOUR AND FIVE ROOM APARTMENTS
with bath: In best downtown apartment house
in city. Room 237 Southern building
Evening star., 1912-10-10

FOR RENT NOVEMBER /
ONLY $3.50 PER MO.
NEAR STANTON PARK.
629 ST. NORTHEAST.
stairway; front terrace. Good car service and
overlooking government park.
LIEBERMANN 4 HAWN. 1903 F ST.
FOR RENT-1Olo KENYON ST. NV, SIX
rooms and bath. S22.J0
V. G. OWEN. 1891 G ST NV.
FOR RENT-14o4 10th ST NW-s355O.
rooms ard bath in good repair.
JUST PAPERED AND PAINTED.
LIEBERAIANN Il HAWN. 1903 ST.
FOR RENT-1lo5 NEW HAMP. AVE-S3O 80.
and bath; in excellent repair.
LIEBERMANN & HAwN. 1903 ST.
WORTHY OF CONSIDERATION
FOR RENT:
BEAUTIFUL HOME ON EUCLID ST
Near 14th; contains II fine rooms. :; tiled
baths; beautiful quartered oak finish; HOT
WATER heat electric lights; imposing front;
SO.
CORNER HOME. at 18th and n sts.. $65.
Beautiful white brick: II rooms, baths:
HOT-WATEK heat; well arranged; will paper
and paint throughout for good tenant.
IMMEDIATE DOWNTOWN LOCATION.
II rooms, tiled bath. FURNACE heat: good
section; excellent boarding and rooming house.
Price asked. $65. SEE Us TO-DAY.
y L. SANSBURY COMPANY. INC.
7la 18th st. NV. Main 59O4-5
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FOR REN1-HoUSES
INEt R>t>a+:i
FOR RENT
TIoS. :. FISHER & co EHCl.
Real Estate. Loans ana INSURANCE.
rScf-p>IatIep

i.S Mass av NV.
20r. 81. 81 900
22lc Il. lSr. .ah. reaE-:.9oo
o03o Hiilyer place.
l3r. 4b. yesr. >. ..o1
iiu r. ! AZ. Iar. 81.
garage. resr. a-..'ta
SoS2 y. lar. "a. Sop
1928 VI NV. itr. -.
ypar ..ir rna
1924 18th NV .Sr.22h son
:.os Mas. Nv nv.
~. ~. - :. %
1Hc, l.. DOR. ..,b 81
iioi I NV. .....ap aph
le Conn av. $50
:o,..:.6 Mass av. lir.
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THE I.OUISIANA-2l2. 18th ST NV.
Third floor north and south apartments, each
containing seven rooms and bath anc
ants toilet; delightful apartment with large,
new concrete back p0rchex. Rent reasonable.
THOMAS J. FISHER e. CO.. INC
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THIS AID GOOD FOR soc on ANY JOB FOR
this month only. Paperhanging and painting
PENNINGTON & TAYLOR, 513 II st. ne
Phone Linc. 971.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
RIFLEMEN RETURN ElATtD
Guardsmen Who Went to Buenos
Avres Pleased with Trip.

General James A. Drain president OF the
National Rifle Association of America ana
colonel i. n. Ewing arrived here last night
with the American team when coilpe''u
successfully In the Pan-Amcrican rlhe tour
uamcrt al Bucuos Ayres last May lie
said that an effort was being made TO orIhs
m. entire membership OF the Argehl'he
Military School 10 this country next year
for a visit 10 West Point.
lie added that the trip to the ArGehuhs
had been most pleasant, and that 'he
Americans had received most hlehdly
vclcnrp. Plans were laid, as previously
announced. for the establishment OF Pan
American confederation for the develop
m.nt Of rife shooting. aud for match IN
the United states in 1913.
General Drain was operated upon FOR ap-
uendicitiy while away. but he returned Ii
fair health. The returning team was ied
Lv Colonel Charles T.. Gather, Of the
MARYLAND National Guard. and Included
CAPTAIN T. A. Moss. OF the General stan
{. s A. Captain s. W. Wise, Of tho Mas
sachusetly Volunteer Militia. Corporal
Inlg kucuhcl. ~ the 14th New York Ma
tonal Guard: captain W. =. hyde, Of the
Tennessee National Guard, Sergeants {,
y Scbriycr ard &. \. Lloyd, 81 me lnlt"l
states Marine Corps, John w lIessian, OF
bridgeport. Conn. and Lieutenant william
& Stoll Of the 18th United states infantry:
Tho men were highly pleased To near ot
tbc success Of the other American team,
which has carried or the honors I'm Shoot-
INK at the Olympic games
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
Athletes Hard at Work Get.
ting Ready for the
Olympic Games.

Stockholm, July 3.-While the American
athletes devoted their time TO training to-
day, the Olympic representatives from the
various countries enjoyed several social fix
lures. Colonel Robert VI. Thompson, OF the
New York Athletic Club, gave dinner on
the yacht Katrina 10 the Olympic Commit
tee composed Of the representatives Of all
nations. The dinner was served on deck
and Crown Prince Gustave Adolph, Baron
Coubertin. the American and British mn
listers, James +. Sullivan. the United States
Commissioner, and other prominent Amor!-
cans attended.
In the drawings to-day Melvin w. Shep'
pard, of TIE Irish American Athletic Clup
and James +. Meredith, the Mercersburs
Academy flyer. were drawn for the same
heat I'm the SOO-metre run, while John pau
Jones. the Cornell University One-mlle rec
ord holder, and the oxford star, Jackson
were drawn in the same heat Of the l'ocO-
metre run.
The committee desires, with the cooper
alton Of ali the nations and I'm the interests
of good sport. 10 avoid having two OF th'
best men conflict in any Of the prehmi
nary heats; hence It liz likely that these
events will be redrawn tomorrow.
The original purpose of the Olymindn
which was TO promote international friend
ships. seems likely to be accomplished me
Americans and British are training togethe'
in the most friendly way
The individual competition In Gay m'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
TROTNG AND PACING IGAMES IN MANY PARKS
Thousands of Boys TO Celebrate
a Safe and Sane Fourth"

Tho hopes for gold medals, shining
trophies Of skill and speed on the athletic
field. rather than the roar Of the OK
plodng hrccracker. the bursting of the
soaring rocket and the splitter Of the varl-
colored Roman candle, are the things on
which a great army Of young Americans
have set their hearts for the glorious
Fourth. Twenty-Five thousand boys, just
five times as many as those who entered
the great safe and sane Fourth Of July
games last year. will compete on track and
field to-day IN the several public parks
and recreation centres in the greater city.
and the committee in charge estimates that
with <clear weather more than 10000 per-
sons will witness the games.
With the exception Of the four public
gymnasiums, which are situated on East
9th street Rutgers Place and Carmine
street and at Cherry and Oliver streets. the
games will begin promptly at o'clock. The
gymnasium competitions will start at II
o'clock I'm the morning. There will be
music in all the parks between l and 8
O'Clock.
Great credit for the success of the games
is given to William j. Lee, Supervisor OF
Recreation in the public park system, for
the energetic and efficient manner in which
he has worked to make the games a
success
More than two thousand boys have en-
tered for the games at Tompkins Square
Park. while over 1900 are named for the
meet in Seward Park.
Games Will be held at the following places.
Battery Park. Cherry Street Park, Clinton
and Cherry streets; Cherry and Market
street Playground: Seward Park Canal
and Hester streets; Columbus Park, Baxter
and Worth streets: Tompkius Square Park
Hamilton Fish Park, Corlears Hook Park,
ST Gabriers Park De witt Clinton Park,
chelsea Park. Thomas jefferson Park, the
pas,,me Athletic club grounds, goth street
and Avenue a: West 6sth Street Play
ground. Yorkyille Playground. Greensboro
p,,dee Playground. and at recreation piers
=, Albany Barrow, West 50th West l29th.
rast Sd. Market and East 2ith streets.
Manhattan. Also at public baths No. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
CHAPPLE WINS CYCLE RACE
Klebs Beaten in Sensational Fin
ish at Brighton Beach.

Arthur Chapple defeated Harry klehs. "i
Philadelphia. IN a sensational finish In the
third heat ~ tine professional match rae"
last night At the Brighton Beach motor
drorne Chapplc was going iu wonderful
form. Just before tho first heat of the
race Chapplc turned OF new track record
I'm an exhibition. He Won the first heat or
the match in 2l5 IT,. klehs took tho
second i'm 2Il -. Both had motor trouble
In the third hut Chapple flashed to the
front a winner 10y a scant margin III
2l9 20.
Johnny Constant, the Brooklyn amateur,
carried Nike Costello. OF The Bronx OH
his feet with "A rush Of speed and won inc
Duplicate match race In straight heats III
the remarkable time Of 2:oS 10 and S.D I-''
The professional event fell to Ferdle Met
ci,r. Of brooklyn. who rode to VICTORY
against Cox and Davis IN the hnal III '"'
,ime Of 2.a -. The handicap also Went
10 Ncrsicr. who gave cox ana DAVIS p
Yards and Wray one lap and 20p yards'
Nercier's time for the five miles was
&c i-5 seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
Sheppard and Meredith
To Clash in Same Heat

shooting was continued to-day when tho
second stage was concluded The best az
gregate scores in tho FIRST and second
rounds were made 10y the Amcricaus-A.
l.. Gleason. OF the Boston Athlete Associa-
ton. and J. L. Graham, OF the Chicago
Athletic Association. with A. out Of pos
sible 30 birds. The German, Golden, with
A kills was third. Tho third stage will be
shot tomorrow.
The miniature rifle shooting competition
at a distance of hfty metres FOR teams Of
five resulted IN Great Britaiu's FIRST vic
tory. The British team scored an aggIc-
gate Of 7G2, Sweden finishing second with
7lS and the United States third with 1ti
The Individual scores of the American
team with the miniature rifle follow:
Sprout 1893, Laushner, 1885, IIird. ISL, os-
burn, IFS Total IA.
In the shCOt-on Of the triple tie at the iol-
metre range i'm the individual army rifle
competition the Americans lost the gold
medal by single point. Colas, represent
ing France. won with 81; Lieutenant Carl
Osburn. United States Navy, captured the
silver medal with score ~ 90 and Ser
goant 4. T. jackson, Of Iowa, the bronze
medal, also with %.
Sweden was victorious I'm the team COM
pctition for duel shooting at distance OF
30 metres. The Swedish team OF four men
made an aggregate score Of Las points
ont Of possible zoo each man firing thr-
~ shots. Russia and Great Britain were
second and third, respectively. while the
United states has to be satisfied with
fourth place, having obtained an aggregate
of ONLY l,0S7 The best individual score in
the competition. however was hung up by
the American, a. Il. Lane, who made 90
points
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Geers Wins a Spectacular Heat
in Grand Circuit Races.

Lansing Mich. July S.--The fayoriteS
had an easy time, winning two races III
the second day Of the Grand Circuit pre-
lininarv meet here. In the 2:l9 pace the
sudden illness of z. ". Murphy. driver
after his horse. Chimes Hal, had won TWO
heats made six heats necessary. Rooney
whom the officials put up. could not heeP
the horse In his stride, and Chlhes mo-
finished in the rear. Princess Patch won
the last three and the race.
one spectacular feat Of tho day was d
drive made by Geers with Bergen III INC
second heat of the 2:19 trot. The morse
left his feet at the half and dropped from
the lead into the ruck. Coming nome
Geers sent Bergen through next 10 inc
no1e and in a fine burst Of speed the us
horse went under the wire half length
in the lead. 40
II WAS simply procession in the q :
mace. Murphy tried twice with Susie Ben
but Pan Boy easily had the speed oil inc
field Tic
Murphy fell over Unconscious at ms
stable Just before the third neat Oh '"'
219 mace was called. Doctors were sum
rnoned from the stand and revived him.
n WAS stated that he suffered a bad he'-
vous breakdown.
The summaries follow:
PACING -- 2:I9 CLASS - PURSE So" - '''>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
.WESTFALL COMES TO FORE
Beats Ackland in Lawn Tennis at
Knickerbocker Field Club.

Two matches stood out above the rest on
the lawn tennis courts OF the knlchernock-
or Field club, Flatbush, yesterday, rred-
erick G. Anderson, the Canadian. ana ms
New Jersey state veteran, Welding up MS
Mace To Louis n. Graves, of the Hawortn
club al So 1O-S while Samuel A. West
fall won his place in the semi-hnsl round
by defeating J. T.. Ackland at 6-S, 6-3. An
other match which went the limit OF three
fast sets with peculiar twist in the score
WAS that in the second round, In which
Harry $. Roberts defeated John A. Allen
the old Yale star, by the score Of s-iove'
IS 6-love.
The day was devoted chiefly 20 bringing
the open spots in the rounds up level SO
that full programme may be put In to-
day on the courts. Anderson, who appeared
i'm his early matches 10 have returned TO MS
oldtme form, found the steadiness and
skilful strokng of Louis Graves more than
a match for his hard hitting and tactical
rnannuvrng. The Haworth man covered
court I'm a marvellous manner. AZ one spec
tator remarked: Graves plays those shots
a. IL he had n rubber string attached TO ths
ball that snapped IL back 10 his racquet.
From his side of the net Anderson Kept
driving and smashing. With Graves always
forcing him. however. the drives landed
outside court.
Westfall I'm his match played with his
same machinelke accuracy. His forehand
drives to the corners OF Ackland's court
were splendid point earners WestfalPs half
voleys also kept the ball bounding OF at
the sides a sharp angles. so that Aeklsnd
| onIV civ garupS I'm the two sets,
The summary follows
| Knlckerbocker Field CLUB mems singles Second
| round)-G J Burgess defeated Lincoln Retmel'
! "a 4-6. 6-s: Walter Hazard defeated pr. '"
| g. Bullard, 6--3. 81.
| Third round-Hsrry :. Roberts defeated Jchn
| A Allen. 80 2-8, 60. Louis II. Graves dt
| foated Frederick q. Anderson, SIS. los: Rob
| 1rt Howard Bogzs defeated A. +. Abe o--o'
| "a
! Fourth round Samuel A. Wsstfall defeated '.
| f. Ackland, G-8 Ga.