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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-26

Ia en- 8orreipon0ent ira Sfolen
ifriber ON Brof aarl 2nriens Be-
iBg og 6oreorag. ifal Re0. nsies
meo of iige, at 9rofesiorens 9er-
ion % belle bans OptrpOen gior0e
ct rigtig bebageligt Snotrpf. Sans
ipbne ligefremme gpien t%iItoIte. og
lit Stof bebnn0Ie0e ban iom en- DE.
Iter. Zen Mao6e. 8rof. aorl
9orien bar oolet of fibre iit6oIfs
Observation-Disclosures paa
fommer iiffert en- iuno 3ealisme
loa NOR iom muIiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-26

life ia langt en0nu, at Ben fan
ielb ioitre iaaoanne 0f9nO; ban er
ct Bro0uft al en- Neutrality-suspicious..
ifoIe; bap0e ri bait en- Der / air-
manloto for 20 Mar iioen, ina bar
De ban iiffert goaet til Den % opret
2ut5eraner / Gag, Tor BET er 10 fife
af Soer6episning, at ban er
01eto0iit. san er ariiten
n Oper6eoisning; 5oriteIIen mel
lem De iorifellige STRIFE 'amiuno er
Der life mango al 2ggiolfet, Ser
bar iDnoerIig itor 8IorbeO ooer.
San bleD buOt neItommen iom
9egmono, iom 6oritanOer for Dor
eneite Qiisiionsifole. 5oilfen ban
omiatter me0 parm aprIigbe0. San
er life noget uOpreget 6eleIies.
menneife, Dog ito0 5aarerne i bans
Zine, ga ban talte Sfolens Gag o.
BAD ON 6orben % Spmpatbi ior
ben @erning, ban bar pootaget Jig.
5 # aar bar ban pGret 6srite-
Iarer PED Ell Ai0eIing al oct afa-
oemi, ON 8egeringen bar oprettet
Der / aumamoto, bborfra Shioen.
Ter Oimitteres til 0et feiierlige Uni.
p|eriitct. Sans Con blep for6eiet
til 1000 Den. % enooa fiji ban fife
9op at treffe iia beIt tiIba9e. oo
man ioo ns0ig piIoe Of meo bom.
San un0erpiier ioa enonu 4 Elmer
ont ltgen neo 2(fa0emiet.
Noar ban oIIi9epel fom, ioa par
Set, foroi ban troeoe at TUNE ar.
bei0e mere ior SUBS 8ige oeo en-
iaaOan 5fole eno PED Sen bsiere.
Dor Sfole bar pngre @leoer; Ser
er mere mo0tageIige % oiI iom ne
ael bgre 9rGg 2ioet igennem al
Ben SnofIp0eGie, ser ms0er Dem,
mems Sc er / SfoIen.
ut Stolen par lut6erif boo0e ban
intet imoo; ban piloe gerne ielD
lutte Zig belt til 0en lutberife airfe,
men for at unOgoo arie meIIem
De TO imao Menigbeoer bIeo oct an.
ct Tor be0it, at ban / alt Sab fore.
Isbig bleo itaoen0e iom Neolem al
oen Meni96eo, ban bar tilbert MI
I 10 2(ar.
san bar pnret oelfenOt iom tri.
ten Goler. life alene Der / apu bu.
men no ooer 2an0et. ban er aniet
ior 0en melt Deltalenoe ariiten Der
paa Zen. "a ban er Ell flar 59n-
fer, er BET ligeirem Ell Np0eIie at
bore poa bans 6oreorng. men BON
fun ogiaa nof toIe til gptteIie.
"a, Oct bleo laa TIN ON De me
Me6lemmer al bort aorsmeoe; men
De bnr 10 ogiaa nof nprO at fen0e
og minoes. Ter ifol fomme mere
ON Dem at og til.
Seq bur0e ga oeian omtaIe, at 1
al pore Stuoenter pnr meo, og at
en- Menigbeo bnO0e ienot en- DeIe-
cat - ben isrite lutberite Reni9-
beosOeIegnt / 5nponl
9lere ON ieIoe Msoet / n9ite
erep.
6oers :. ". 5b. @intber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-26

0a oi 6eggnOte SpaIten Set,
Der beItaar~ i 6re0agsuoguoen al
9aniferen~. par BET port 9aab,
at flere al bore 8raiter piIoe BIZ
bragg til Ben. ut BONNIE 10 ira,
bDoO ri 6iotiI bar %erfaret, MAJ ri
upiten frp9te ior, at bette port
Soo6 ifal 6lioe beifpmmet gaer
er oct 0pfororingen Ser mnngIer2
5 iaa 6ol0 u~oienoes oenne Der. Be
MT A~nle0ningen 9reore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-26

2eoenOe begraoeOe. Sole. 8.
5anuar. 5 aulgrnben %. 5. Senot"
Oeo a%mmenoori bleb / @aor to @rll.
beorbeioere begrnbeoe al neoItpr.
tenoe aulmasier. Snotil al. 1 Rat
CAB De oeO 9ontnins 9iostegn. !
@orges bleo ben enc eropet no IOm
Gig, ben anben er enonu life nun.
BET.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-26
en 6efen6t 1ritanfer ptre0e III

Gn 6efenot 5ritpnfer ptre0e III.
.SiemlanospoHen" / 5ortroligbeO
til en- Ben. Ter er no9et, iom for
Itbrrer belle min 9ipsgfn0e." 6oa0
er 6et2" ipurgte 8ennen. 80, ie8
er 5onge for, at 8ibeIen er iano.
Raar ieg Blot fun6e Dpre iiffer
paa, at Ge6en er en- eDig S6on, en-
9ilintetggrelie, So fiinoe iea oare
lpffelig, og min @fpoe bore fnlo-
fommen; men MI er ser oenne9orn,
iom Itiffer mig Zig ct 5uprO. Der
aennemtrpnger siqlen. &pis gi-
beIen er 5on6be6, ina er iee for
tobt." SDor mo0iat ariitnes 9ro
og 5anb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-26
Niels YOuliOus GftcriOI8 +.

Geo Qmerifanif SfanOinauiif
Selifa6S qarsmg0e, afbolot ben II.
/ forrige MoaneO, bleo Dir. 5obn
". @ooe cnitemmig paIgt til 6or.
mano for 5elifabet, 6oiltet Gm.
be6e 5auoe itoaet Ieoiat iioen DIR.
Gie Is@ouIiensBso + 6oraoret 1911.
Dir. @a0e er i6ot / Cambridge,
Masi., 1875. Sans 5aoer par Ser.
bar6 @oOe al oeh befen0te nor'fe
5lpgt al Bette 9}non. Sans Q@ooer
bar amerifonerin6e. 8o0eren par /
% gar Il. z. aoniuI j ariitiauia,
og Sgnnens 9arnoom tilbragte5 9aa
6amiliens gamle @oOs tat u0en Tor
9pen. Otter iuIoenOt Sfoiegaua i
Norge itu0ere0e ban ell lib / 6rant-
rig og Spiflan0, men fom oerpoa
efter Mo0eren8 2nife til 6arOaro
llnioeriitet, bporira ban u0gif /
1896 me0 6fsamen ON arfiteft.
san par altiaa 0a fum Il 4ar gam.
mel; men tro05 i'm lln9oom bIeo
ban itraf5 lat til at boloe 5oreIrs.
ninaer ooer @ruif % romeritaunit
peo Unidentified Aaereoe mcclellan
tog ban BOG moo ct 1ilbuO ira
ben befenote M afoe0e 4riitett nc
Sim i Rem gort, % ban bar iteo.
ie ii0en ppret be'fGitioet iom 4r.
fiteft. Som ioo6nn bar ban bpaaet
mango 9orm6iertiqbeos. 4~nitaiter oa
airfer bnooe / og uoen for ]tep
9orf. 6or Chen opferes 3 itsrre
norife airfer un0er 5ons Opipn,
booraf en- / minneapolis, en- /
9rooflpn og en- / Sorlem, Rcip 3.
Iii oct iioite n9onte 5~oretagenoe
bar Mr. @aoe life nlene ifpnfet
meget al i'm 1io og inc GOner,
men % ban ioa. at @enigbeOen
neppe piIoe funne opnoa at ~tiIoeie.
brinae Sc %neopenoige Ri0lcr, tog
ban ielp lat og iu6itribereoe enSum
poa $4,000 blonot formlen0e Ben.
ner.
Mr. @aoc bar iteOie taget oirt.
iom Gel + ifan6inaoiife 3oretoaeu.
Ser baooe biemme % beropre San
par iooleoes Sen it6rite entelte gi.
Oroqpoer til llornitninqen al Capt.
Roolo N%munoien8 SDopolscfspe0i.
tion.
) 1907 qatcoe ban Mii5 Fut5
5ibbD. en- Cater al ben 6efenote
8ilontrop 6iram Sil6p. Ger err TO
Born, % beage 3orGlore otter IN
9Gre / at laoe oisic lare at tale
Gorif ion Del ION Gnaelf.
@r. @aoe bar lGnaere 5io Ttaa.
ct Nmerifonify sfonoiuoDiif Scrfa6
nnr, o. ban er / iiI6 5pmpati me6
SeIifabets 0paaocr % 6ormaal.
San er ubetin9et bel itiffet til at 5e.
flpOe oct bigtiae @mbeae 6Dortil
ban er bolgt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-26
SreO fra 5apan
Nnrsmp0cr
o.
%.

efsiiterer ogioa / Sapan. 81 bar
eno0a bait to MI i Giteraaret. Get
ferite 6leu ai6olot i 9afata iioit /
September Maaneo. Get par set
iterite aorsmeoe oi enonu bar bait,
iOet Der par tire M 0}eoIemmer til
Steoe.
8rof. aubo bar ieg omtaIt ct
Ear @ange, ia BAN bebeoer ieg fife
at 6eifrioe Der.
Matnmoto oar me0 fsrite Sang
iom goangeliit (ban er life orOine-
ret enonu, JON ieg lpite, / airfebla.
set, tror ieg neiten oct par, men
ban er 10 ogiaa fenot ira nGiten
10 2lor5 trofait arbei0e, i6rit iom
oIminoeIig ariiten, iaa iom Stn.
Oent o9 @eobialper i anrume.
5afimoto par ben treble M Del.
tager. San aniggte ON 0ptngelIe
/ Den lut5erife STRIFE ior ooer 10
9lar iioen, 0a 6leo ban life mootaget;
iaa FOG han moo Stalls ira IN uai-
6pngig Menig5eo ior 10 4or, M
par De omme % ban ie8te igen, At
fomme neo til o. % III tog ri q
bette 8ilfplOe 9merifauerne) moo
BAN me0 aabne Arme; ban par /
6gieite @ra0 tiItrpngt, og fom Iom
en- 8u0s @aDe / rette 5io. San er
M Grpit peo airfen Der / 8uma-
moto. San er al Oen gooe gamle
eoangelilfe Slags, men ban bar til.
lige en- 6el Eel 2pr0om % megen
naturlig 9egapeIie iaa Ban er en-
Opgtig Rr96ifant belt igennem.
San er minore emo ieg, men elers
iiges Der ON BAN, at ban Iigner
mig i Opfsriel, Soloning, Gale.
maa0er og 9raoifemaaoe; oct pas
ier M life fell. men / galg al @m.
ner er ser / alt Sab 2igbeo. Get
er ifgnt at bore bam prpoife, ior
ban fan tale Gr6et, iaa ieIO en- ll0-
lpn0ing fan op6pgges Deo oct %
foa Stof til baaoe Gitertnnfe on
Selprenelie.
9oorfor 6leo ban life antaget ior
10 4ar ii0en? Get er pit bet iam
me gamle: Get foiter Tor me8et,
ri bar life Raoo til BET. 6~oorfra
ifal 8engene fomme2 On Eel Oiloe
i~iffert bare let BELT anoerIe0as no,
par Jan fommen Der ! i'm traitigere
al0er for 10 aar iioan.
Ct ri for 'oa9ttroenOe2 Seq tror
set 6etemt; men pao anime lib =
ser er 10 ogina ct 6eniDn at tage -
til e0er, JON lnier oct: oi moa 10
fife trpffe iterre gef5ler pao eOer,
emo 5 meo @lqoe fan inofri. Oct er
/ oft Slab Dor 5anfe. Gr cen ior-
fert, lao os iaa bare Dioe BET bur-
tight muIigtl ri fan not foran0re
anifuelie paa bette Omroa0e uoen
it6rre ganifelig6eo.
Oct bar Oo9 glG0et og opmun.
tret mig en- Gel 2el meO oct prog
tige 1ilbuO ira 0en unaOnte unse
03an0, ieq i~9rtalte ON i 8reu Jlr.
80. Der G1Doe ri altiaa Cop til at
6aoe tru. s-t itarre gefsler, emo ri
trr6e.
Men set par gIarsmb6et | 6nfata.
Ger tar I @irgeliB6eoen en- M Del.
tages til. DOG fan, iOm 8eit; oct
Dor 1oritonoersn ior MellemitoIen,
ion lea omtalte / forrige greo,
grof 1oDama, en- meget Opgtig
gqan6. st al De oanife Blade |
9lmerifa, ieg buffer life boilfet, bar
8iort ham til 5oritanoer for BEN
5fole. pe0 6oilfen, ieg er Carer;
set er life rigtiet, ban bar life
me0 1eologifoIen at gre, uOen for
ioa piot. at ban u~n6erpiier liot |
@ngelif oeo Den forbereoenoe nj.
being.
San er Meolem al Wetooiitfir.
fen, men en6oo er bi glade Deo
6or1; for ben lutberite airfe er 10
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-26
9nnnnrf

NOrOcrcn Sens StrBa, iom III.
fert en0nu bill 6uifes ira BET u6oa.
geli0c @oro i griteo, iom 6en aan.
oelia 0eiette 6pr iorsoeoe i en- Ql.
Ser al fun II 9lnr. (sslooes Ons.
Dag ben 10. San. al Sorieug Grat.
bus eiter 8 Wars Op6olo Ser. San
er i 6Slae g9ian6. Gogbf." ansre.
Sen al 8ltberfuloie o. bans enc Den
er un0er Op6ol6et / 9ugt6uiet bic.
bet amptlteret
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-04
GOVERNOR DIX ON RACING
Believes in the Sport if Betting
Can Be Eliminated.

Rain interfered with the trotting OH
the second day Of the meeting OF the
Rockland County Fair. at Orangepurg'
" Y. Yesterday. just as the starters III
the first race were warming up. Inc
track already soaked. was soon morass'
the association decided to prolong the
meeting one day. closing next Saturday
instead OF on Friday
Governor John A. Dix was the guest
NJ the association In the afternoon ne
wss escorted from Tarrytown by the BOY
scouts OF Rockland County and DR., A.
7, Nelden. DIR. J. T. Gllchrist and w. Z.
pottman. OF Nyack; w. A. serven' OF
pearl River. n. Y, and A. Il. Copurn' OF
Rivervale, n. Y.
The Governor gave out a brief inter-
,dew in which he indicated that he Is In
favor OF racing. but that he does not
favor betting nor the evils attending H.
The Governors contention Is that II the
racing people eliminate these latter feat-
ures they may again open the running
tracks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-04

The first round winners were Jerome ~
TTsvers, Of Upper Montclair, the metro
poltsn champion; Walter J. Travis. OF
Garden City; Paul Hunter. OF Midlothian
H. K Kerr, Of New York, representing
the Ekvanok Country Club; Albert seckeL
Riverside; II. b. Lee, OF Detroit
Charles Evans, jr.. Of Edgewater; Robert
L Hunter Of Midlothian; Heinrich smith,
Of Worcester; II. +. Smith, Of Philadei-
phis; Norman +. Hunter of Edinburgh.
v. c. Fownes. ST.. of Oakmont; warren
H. Wood, Of Homewood; Howard Weber
o. Inverness, and Mason Phelps, Of Mid
lothian
This leaves for the second round to-
morrow eight Westerners, six Fasteners.
we from Pittsburgh. generally regarded
a neutral zone, and one from Great
Villain. The draw for tomorrow is az
icIows:
Phelps vs. Weber. Trayers VS.. Travis
Tslco Va Paul Hunter, Kerr w. Seckel,
- VS.. Evans. z. Hunter vs.. Schmide,
smith Va Norman Hunter. Fownes We
Wood.
naUOlNdPPtb W oh
ns right thumb, Jerome Travers sue
.'soec In eliminating Sheriff. Sherman.
" OF the Vice President, by margin OF
up and to play. Trayers and Sherman
use followed by Walter J. Travis and
ry @. Legg, the trans Mississippi
aas'np'on. Travers drove his ball into
trough az the second hole and found 1t
essry 10 devote few minutes TO
tehlpg for II. In the meantime, Travis
We on. the bail hitting the metropoli-
champion on the thumb with re-
saolhg whack. For few moments the
3" was intense, but he finally picked UP
= cub and continued. The accident
sstd TO slightly affect his driving. but
20 called upon for hard shot ne WAS
,saly equal TO the occasion. and fin
ms morning round up.
,..' injury 70 his thumb did not ma
n..y trouble Trayers In the afternoon.
-. acre was scarcely time when there
a"aDt about the outcome. In TACT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-04
Dundee Hopes to Give Champion
Fast. Stiff Battle.

Ready to make the battle Of his life.
Johnny Dundee. one Of the best feather
weights OF this city. awaits the gong that
will start his battle with Johnny Kllbane.
the worlds champion featherweight. at
the ST. Nicholas Athletic Club tonight.
For more than six months the West Side
lad has clamored for n chance 20 meet
the champion. and now that his oppor-
tunity has come he Is ready 10 make the
most OF H. Dundee is not doing any
talking. and Is willing 10 let his perform
ance speak for him. but he said last night
that If Kilbanc was banking upon meet
ing an opponent who was In any way
"bufTaioed" by the fact that he was fac
ing the champion. he will be greatly sur
prised when the bell sounds the onset.
Dundee, in the opinion OF many. VIII
make Kllbane fight at his best In order
to win. lie is powerful. can hit and
Is clever and cool In action. He has yet
10 meet the man who can make nm
back UP from a punch, and there ~ no
question in the world Of his courage.
When asked how he was going TO boN
Kilbane Dundee answered: i don't know.
I'll fight him the way / have TO. ana VIII
do the best ! can. never plan any bat
tie ahead Of time, for you never know
what the other fellow Is going TO do
With his usual calm. modest way or
doing things the champion is going right
on with his knitting and saying little. a
clean. moderate man in his habits johnny
is always I'm perfect condition ana
naturally is sure OF winning from the
hoy whom he himself rates as the second
best In the class. Kilbane has never been
extended In any OF his contests since he
won the title, and In his battle with
frankie Burns he showed flashes OF DIS
wonderful ability only on occasion. sur
hcIent TO say, he IL champion and ready
IN box a hard battle. lie Will be the
logical favorite on entering the ring.
Second In interest 10 the Dundee-kil-
bane battle will be the meeting OF Johnny
Daly. OF New York, and KID Williams,
the rising star in the bantamwelght
ranks Williams is now the most persist
emf challenger OF Johnny Coulon' but mas
vot to hear from the Chicago lad. Since
DaIv has boxed a draw with Coulon Will
iaros Is out 10 win decislvely and force
Coi,Ion into a bout In the third ten
,ound contest Babe" Picato, OF Call
fornia. will face Cal Delaney. OF Cleve-
land Delaney is the sparring partner
of Kilbane, and In his two battles In Ne"
York more than made good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-04
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED.

Coquimbo. Sept 2-Boyne obi, New YORK VIA
Punta Arenas. etc. -,
Durham Sept 3-August CNor). New York via
st Vincent, V, for Yokohama;
Bristol. Sept 3-Exter CITY OBJ, New f %nS,
Cherbourg Aug 81, GAS m-Cineinnati GER.
New York Via Plymouth for Hamburg 'and
proceeded).
DSyer Sept g. SIS s m 21osssse Oee's'' Ne"
Liverpool Sept s-Lrsitana (Br,, New York
via F1shguard-
London. Sept s--Minnespolis OBJ. New York
Manchester. Sept ARTIST eBr,; Sew no'S Vo,r
for Buenos Ayres and Rosario; hyperia tbp,
New York for Buenos Ayres and Rosario.
SAILED.
Naples, Sept /, 3 . m-Roma Fr, New notk-
Patras, Sept 2-Pannonia (Br) from FIume)'
St N Michaeis. Sept s-Mitra Obj. nrpm New
YORK and Philadelphia. la Palhce and
Rouen; I. Magdaena (Br) Qrom southamp-
toni Barbsd99s cSSn etc spd nsw New Sew
YORK via Aigiers, etc). Yokohama
pshia blanca. Aug 3l--Charlton Hall fBr).
from New York;, Valparaiso.
LISBON. Aug 2e-Luisi ciampa dtaD. New
ce sS,I Sept 2-rndradeo Br' ctrom yokohama
er Sew Sep. 2-strathcsrron d5p. New
shields. sept 2-Hunsarian Prince Br). New
csrSifY Sept 2-Poleric CBr). New York.
HaIifax. n s, Sept 3. 3:45 m-Cranium Or,
from Rotterdam, New YORK
PASSED.
Rrow Head. Sept 3-Kylestroms tBr). New
York via birthstone Island for -
prawle Point. Sept 3-Promethsus Ger, New
psrtm' Sent s--satsuma tBr). Manila. etc. fer
Boston and New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-04
Golf 4 Lawn Tennis Boxno x Automono 4 Other Spods AND

ne always had the match we'll In hand
ana ultimately won by 5 up and to
play
A. W. Tillinghast, of Shawnee, was
oeaten by Chick Evans in a match
that was in doubt for quite a time The
Hueewater man was only up at the end
oI the morning round. going out In 81
ana back in 3S for 70, while Tillinghast
TOOK ~ In each direction for rs Evans
always had the upper hand in the after
noon, although his lead was never great,
'he margin at the close being up and
TO play. Tillinghast played a consistently
strong game
Travis had a hard match with the
trans Mississippi champion. II. G. Legg,
Of Minkahda. but the veteran held his
opponent safely all the way, winning on
the thirty-ffth green. =
seckel had to play thirty-seven holes to
beat {. W. Inslee one Of last years semi
tnalists Seckel showed his calibre by
taking the last hole In one under par to
win
Hilton came over here a year ago and
won the United States Golf Association
championship at Apawamis after a sem
sauonal extra hole match with Fred Her
reshof in the final round. At that time
Hilton wore the double crown as a few
months prior he had regalned the anna
teur title of Great Britain Early this
season Hilton lost his British title at
Westward Ho. so that now he is shorn
of both championships
Considering the extreme length Of the
course. measuring. as II does. more than
$500 yards. the golf to-day was easily up
to championship standard
Following is a table giving the length
OF the holes in yards and the par for
the round:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-04
CHAMPIoNsHIP-F1RsT ROUND.

Mason Phelps Midlothian. beat /. W Max
well. ENmoor. 10 up and 9 10 play.
Howard Weber. Inverness. beat Eben
Byers Allegheny. . up and 10 play
Jerome D. Travers. Upper Montclair. beat
Sheriff. Sherman. Yahnundasis, ) up and 10
play.
Walter J. Travis. Garden City. beat Harry
G. Leg Ninikahda. 3 up and to play.
g G. Waldo. r., Brooklawn. beat Harold u
Hilton. ROYAL Liverpool. Vi and 70 play.
/ lJl Hunter. Midlothian. beat W. /. How
ilrl. jr, Glelyiew. 10 up and 10 play.
Hamilton X Kerr Ekwanok, beat X. +,
Edwards. Midlothian. NJ.
Albert Seckel. Riverside, beat C. W. lnslee'
oneida. w (37 holes).
H. y. Lee. Detroit, beat Oswald kiTkby,
Englewood. up and . TO play.
Charles Evans. IT., Edgewater. beat a. w
Tillinghast. Shcwnee. Up and TO play.
Robert r. Hunter. Midlothian, beat D. r.
Sawyer. Wheaton. W and to play.
Heinrich Schmidt, Worcester. beat h. l..
Ames. Chicago 3 UP and to play.
w. = Smith. jr.. Philadelphia, beat Adoison
Stillwell. Midlothian. UP and TO play.
Norman r Hunter Honorable Company o'
Edinburgh Golfers. beat Robert c. Watson
Westbrook. up and 20 play.
W G. Fownes. Jr., Oakmont beat H. A.
Fleager Skokie W and 20 play.
Warren X. Wood. Homewood. beat I. IS
Devo Riverside 3 up and to play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-04
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Onicial Record and Forecast.-washing'

Official Record and Forecast.-W ashington.
Cant a-T,emperatures continue high through
az, the south Atlantic and Gulf states. middle
N,sstssInpi and lower Ohio valleys and the
nIains states. while cool weather is general
west OF the Rocky Mountains and moderate
,emperatures are reported from the lake region
and the north Atlantic states. There Eere light
local rains in the last twenty four hours IN
the Ohio Valley the lake region tns ihIouI1
Atlantic and New England states, and general
,atns In the Pacific states, except California
ana in the northern Rocky Mountain region.
An extensive area OF low barometric pressure
covers the. Rocky Mountain region ana the
rortheru plains states. while over the eastern
half OF the country the pressuie % ie'e., 80,
high The indications are that the area OF Tow
,an,o,,,c nressure I'm the West will cause
local rains in the plateau and Rocky Mountalh
LIENS ana northern plains states and In the
NM Mississippi Valley and upper lake region
Thursday. -, u,,r,r,, ,ha r..,h.r
,,,,u no generally fair wednesday ana Ihhrs-
WI H II r99nerat,,yrs will be lower Wednesday In
.h r,ochv Mountain region and the north
,isirs states and Thursday In the middie plains
s'atss and upper Mississippi valley Tempera-
tnres will not change materlhiv eise""eie u"i-
ing the next forty eight hours ,,.s coo.,
THE winds along the New Ensiana Coast
al, ne 1ght 10 moderate variable: middle At
,sn,,c coast. moderate east ana hortheast
a,,,h Atlantic and east Sult coass Hsht
,,ariabIe: west Gulf Coast: moderate southesst
n "a south: on the lower lakes Isht varlApIe,
hecoulng moderate east anu sousneas'' upps.
lakes, moderate southeast aA' 'o1'" 'N~'p'
S,..mers departing wednesday Tor european
,ortx Will have moderate Nariaple Win"1 an"
ffyercast weather to the Grand BANKS
Fac ia n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-04
xNo1LWooD GOLFERS WIN.

fBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Manchester, VT. Sept 3-R W. hehue,-
san and / II. Cockburn. both OF Knoll
,uood won the play off OF the tie this
,,orr,ng for the best ball foursome prizes
"rered for competition at Ekwanok yes
terday by score Of Us less ~ 90 i"I p
only opponents were s. Q. CLARK aha y
r Francis. as Marshall Whitiatch anu -,
arteI were obliged TO default. as the
,nr,,,er left town last evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-04
prrrREE SAVES o'DoNNELL.

Lack O'Donnell, the Brooklyn feather-
.,oight WAS outclassed by young" Britt
y, baltimore, and stopped In the fourth
OF 20 ~ a ten-round bout at the Royale
r h,nIetic club. OF Brooklyn. last night.
49, Ill., was never a moment when
o.b,'nnell stood more than hghtlng
- Dpn.'yith the Southern lad The latter
cDanco rs,tiIy and timed his punches TO a
DoAsu ~ re fioored O'Donnell three times
ni ,,h Nhodv punches and when the referee
WIN ,,'s humane action O'Donnell was In
49,, condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-04
BOYS READY FOR GONG DAVIS CUP FOR WOMEN
0vertureS Made for a British
Team to Play in West.

California avn tennis players are MAX
Ing oyertures 10 the English association
with the view 20 bringing over to this
country n team OF the leading women
players 10 compete along the Pacific Coast
during the coming winter season. Ever
since the successful campaign which Miss
May Sutton made OF English courts,
finally winning the all-England champion
ship. several seasons ago. there has been
IN effort 90 establish an international
series for women Of Great Britain and
the United States 10 is said that
number Of Callfornians. led By a. G. Way.
Of Los Angeles. are now ready 10 put up
AN international trophy. similar 10 the
Davis cup. provided the matches can be
arranged.
The clean sweep which the Californians
have made on the courts this season and
especially the showing Of Miss Mary
Brown I'm her winning OF the American
championship have still further inspired
the Callfornians AS one OF them recently
put Il: Certainly. the California women
players have clearly proved their superb
ority in this country. and / have often
thought We should urge tho English wom-
On players 20 arrange an invasion in the
winter season. when England is so dis
agreeable. while here they would be as
sured delightful weather. good courts and
worthy opponents"
Mrs. G. W. Hillyard. who has long been
one Of the foremost figures In English
lawn tennis. has undertaken to chaperon
. team n A can be arranged Both Mr.
and Mrs. Hillyard have desired 10 visit
this country for some years.
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