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The sun., 1913-10-08
MRS. POUCH And MISS
HANDY PLAY TO LIMIT
Lose First Set in Women 5
Doubles to Mrs. Chapman
and Mrs. Raymond.

AS result of Yesterdays play in the
M.iropolitan championship lawn tennis
tournament for women ut IN, west Sl'e
Tennis club the final round IN the
womens doubles has been reached ON
the outermost bracket in the top mar
is the team composed OF Miss Marie
Wagner and Miss Glare Cassell. who
moved out with very little trouble. de-
featng Mrs = r. Weaver and Mrs. I.
Cassebeer straight sets in the semi-iinal
at 6-2. 81.
In the lower half Mrs. William H.
Pouch and Miss Edith Il. Handy mad"
UP the team which moved the furthest
out. They were hard pressed to win
their semi Anal against Mrs. Chapman
and Mrs Raymond The contest took
three sets, with scores a; l-s, -. So:
The summaries
Metropolitan Championship -, Women. I,
singles-F Fourth round-Mfs. e. y Beard
Marie Wagner won from Miss Edith h.
Handy. by default
Msiropel,Sn champiD%.niTg. woMsr Msris :
Wagner and Miss clare Cnssell defeated
Mrs : r Weaver and Mrs Theodore cas-.
sebeer. g. G--l. Mrs William II. Pouch
and Miss Edi,h " Handy defeated Mrs.
q. NJ. Chapman end Mrs Raymond ~
Metropolitan Champicnship--Mixed douh.
les-First rounJ--Mrs Marshall Mclean
and Hais,ead Little defeated Miss Mills
and Mr. Hall Iii. &c %,.s "a nn,a s,srners and
DR. william Rosenbauu defeated MIS- Lou
lse Trevor and Louis Gouverneur M@r,ls.
s--3 ID, Miss Gertrude Della T"rre
and Merrill Hail won from Nrs. william
n Pouch and Il. II. Perkins. 10y defaui.
Third Round--Miss Buda stephens .ni
pr william, Rosenbsuu defeated Miss
Teresa x. Kuser and Fred G. Rasss O--i'
1t. S--l. A.,
| Consolation Singles-Se"onf rouni NJ "
fahn,n ,,,n from Miss G. Siderherg, hs
,efault: Miss Adele Cragin won from MISS
a. Cohen by default Miss Louise rr"Nn'
won from Mrs r B. wsshhurn by defhult
Third Round-Miss Helen Bernhard ".n
from Mrs a. Lehman. By default; HlsS =
| A. Bailin defeated Miss Adele Cragin, =,
81. Miss Louise Trevor defeated Miss NJ
Content 1T. 6-S. 50.
semi nna' Round Miss Helen R'rnn.r
debated Miss + N Ballin. = -; Miss
! Eussni. Sicuner defeated Miss lou''" re
,or 81 I'll
The sun., 1913-10-08
Take second Game Of Series
From the Pirates by
> to | Score.
WAGNER SHINES IN FIELD
HOnus Has Better Of Veteran
Lajoic. Bats Well and
cuts OFF Chances.

W l.. pc |. ~
Cleveland u I 600 Piusburg "

W l.. PC W !. F.C.
Cleveland ? u go Pittsburg I"
CLEVELAND. oct. The Naps and
Pirates battled eleven innings to-day. the
Maps winning the second game OF the
series. to l. The affair was a pitchcrs'
battle between Lefty Nedn Gregg and
Southpaw Robinson Both pitched great
ball. Robinson being the more steady of
the two up until the last inning. when he
weakened.
Gregg was In trouble once. but tight
ened up at the critical Moment lie was
batted rather hard. but received sterling
support The Maps behind him never
wavcred for an instant. accepting hard
chances with ease. Robinson was not So
fortunate in his support. FumbIes and
boots were responsible directly for the
Maps first run and his was an uphill
battle all the way.
Wagner again starred in the field and
in his little private battle with that Other
great veteran. Nap Lajoie. came out
with colors nyiug Honus accumulated
two hits out OF four times up. while the
best Lajoe could do in the same number
of chances was to comb out one single.
Wagner started the only double play OF
the game and besides robbing Gregg of
single by scooping up his hot grounder
back OF second spoiled thapmans and
Carischs chances for hits. The score:
The sun., 1913-10-08
DARTMOUTH GAME GOOD. BUT!
Green Fails "a show Expected '"-
uroyrmcut-Na wins.

HANOVER, y. IL. Oct. :. The Dartmouth
varsity had tho edge on tho i'l7 team IN
their game here to-day and took me WIZ
ming end of a u to - score, The game was
the hest seen at Hanover this season, hn'
i, did not show the Improvement ~ VA"
Green team which MAS hoped Tor ana mAde
the situation at tackle still more acute
through the unexpected Weakness OF thild
who played there,
Neither team scored in the hr,t nan
with the varsity dun under toin,heN :
Ijs,less leadership and Spears's work on
the line insufficient 10 gain for the iresh-
men. 80
With Ghee az quarter in the second nan
the varsity pushed down 10 the 10 Nara
line and Snow ducked over. After an
exchange of kicks Ghec got away for thirty
wards and Tucker on a fake forward an
nexed another score. Ghee made tho last
touchdown by brilliant open field work
Spear. freshman tackle. VAS the best
man on the field and Gehrisch and punt
mel. backs, also shone. For the varsity
Tucker. Snow and Curtis we're the hackteld
trio. and the first. substitute surprised
the coaches.
The sun., 1913-10-08
CoNWELL WINS TOO MUCH.
RcIinuuishcS One Of Many Trophies
nt Engineers Tourney.

An imposing array Of trophies all named
after their donors were played for at
Oakland yesterday by the m"nPers OF
the Engineers Golf club, who were hold
ing their annual fall tournament w. l.,
Conwell figured prominently in the list Of
winners. for he was first in the eighteen
hole selected score competition with 20,
hut rclnqushed the cup, tied at 80 for the
W. A. Pearson trophy for the lowest score
for nine selected holes, won the prize. for
the lowest gross score for eighteen holes
with an ST. and with his partner. IL. 3
Putnam. was second in the foursomes in
the morning with card of 1919. 1859.
Another star was r.. G, Lally, who made
the lowest gross total for thirty six holes
l6s, and tied at SO with W. 4. Pearson
for the trophy that ConWell decided not Ia
take A. S. Pitt won the low net prize
for the double round with lac and Eadr
johnson picked up the Bill Wood cup by
making the highest eighteen hole net
score Of the day.
The sun., 1913-10-08
MRS. GRIGGS LEAFS FIELD.
Home Golfer TRkcs Net Prize IN
North Jerscy Tourney.

PATTERSON y j.. oct '.-Members ot
the Womsns METROPOLITAN Golf Assocla'
ton PLAYED one DAY tournament on th'
course Of the North Jersey Country 'lup
to-day \ home player. Mrs. John J."
Griscs. Won the prlz" for the lowest net
score. with iO7-l5. 90, and Mrs. Law
renee Swift of Engewo"d Won the gross
prize. with ~, the only score under 100.
The scores;
Mrs j. l.. Grigrs North Jersry, lo'-l5'
o.. Mrs |. swift. Englcwood. - j. 80 Mis.
| Brown Haworth. l03--1, 90 Mrs II W
EIy. Srarsdnie. ils-2O. 90; Mrs. " n MOI
fst uackensack. il2--l3, 81; Mrs j.
Rarclay. Hackensack, lo6--N. az Mrs. n. ~
Ruse4 Englewood. ll0---l?. rs Mrs Vel
t'airvicw. iOs--lo. 9s; Mrs. g + teber
iacker. Hackensa"k, los; ~, Mrs ~ =
scott North Jersey il0--ll. sa Mrs w
Chiivcrs, punwooiic lO5--s 90 Mrs y J.
o'Connell. Hackensack. l?&-:1, 80 Mrs Il
T. williams. Dunwoodie. ll2-l. 700, Mrs
q r Wood. Hackensack. llI--l'. lo:' Mrs
Il g Gardner Hackensark. III !oS
Mrs t.. Kane, Hackcnsack l2t--i, 10y
Mrs n l.. Wilson. Hackensack lis-i:'
,o, Mrs & r. Herbert, EnEcwood; ils--ih,
tO4 Miss katherine ,irggs. North jersey
i23-is, iO5. Mrs. " b. Brremncr Mon,
H,iis. ii, is,-y5. los Mrs s y Wager Ha-
worth. PIE, los ,Mrs. NJ y kae' Mon
clair III. l0i.
The sun., 1913-10-08
YALE PLUNGES SCORE.
varsity Makes Two TOurhdOwns ON
straight Line Plays.

NEW Haven. Oct. TN a thirty minute
scrimmagc at Yale Field this afternoon
the Yale varsity scored two touchdowns
against the scrubs on straight line plung-
ing plays and afterward the coaches gave
the ball to the varsity on the ward line
and the varsity scored at will. The two
touchdowns which were made in the prac-
tice game were made by Cornell and
Cornish, by the former on plunge straight
through centre and the latter by a long
run around left end
Cornish ran the team because Wilson
is laid up with a bad cold Taylor re-
Joined the squad after being laid up a
week. During the scrimmage tooney
twisted his knee and was Withdrawn from
the game. Way taking his place.
Gle was tried at end OH the varsity
and showed up very well. though there is
question II he will beat Avery out for the
position. The only new coach was Burr
Chamberlin.
The sun., 1913-10-08
Grit Wins Title
For Lad of 50

DASSAlC. \. j.. Oct. Age was
1 served in the final match for
the singles championship OF the
Passlic Tennis Club to-day when
Robert Crothcrs. Sr., past 30, won
sensational match from John
Tottcn. Jr.. just rounding out "a
years, three sets to two, fifty-nlnc
games being required to decide
the match. Crothers by excellent
placing won the first set, CO. and
the second at -. Totten evened
the match by winning the third
and fourth sets. 6-3 and SIS.
Crothcrs sprained tendon in the
middle of the fifth set, but gamely
played on and by sheer grit finally
landed it, . -.
The sun., 1913-10-08
sanford Evolves Another Play.

Arw BRuHswIcK. Nj, Oct. Among
ne ,arlou, iegalized mass play formations
limo, ated by Coach Foster Sanford TO-
I'd pts one which when tried out by
lh' Eltger, varsity on the scrubs played
COZ derabe havoc, The play sends the
MAJ Nl'h the ball straight through centre
Nhs ne usually emerges Tor gam
= -lo4' ten Yards There was JOY
IN 'rs = irlet camp this afternoon when u
va earned that Toohey will not be kept
o4 - ne Army game because OF the IN
u he received last week In the contest
~" Inon. The husky tackle was IN me-
'S toys and ran through s'ehais
"'n IL varsity mates. recent canvass
Z" 'Ee line shows it to weigh goo pouhuS
ioN 'lokl- TO tackle.
The sun., 1913-10-08
KELLEY ENDS MONOPOLY
Bent. Archie Gra ham ny Tw" strokes
for consolidated Title.

G,nprN ClrY. l.. /. oct. 7.--John t.
Kelley ot Deal won the title Of golf 'han-
pion Of the Consolidated stock Exchange
,o.day when he led the field IN the an
uusl consolidated brokers tournament
pl.y.d on the salisbury INKS Inc VIZ
,,,'' ,,,,dc IN. round i'm IS and ny mar-in
~ two strokes kept Archie Graham, the
New Jersey champion. from oens the KING
of the golfers ON the little board Tor the
second year IN succession.
An Is hole medal play handicap Mas the
main event Of tho day. with tn" gross
scores countins in the championship conn
potition Th. LEADING scores
t,h, y k,tlay NS-l.. =. George curtin,
e7-is "a. 4 T. peits. ?b-l5. so.
Silkworth. sI-lo. y. + Il s,ob,. -
.-A n Alien 81. -, thariss 7. S'nA '.
..-. = &. sumner, t6-s. - Archle
,;rsh,m 9O--o 30 charles i.iehesAind
iiOEi, ee: A. II Sheldon, l0s L.. -
~ " Weston. ll3---li. as. W J. Wood
l1N-,0 100
The sun., 1913-10-08
BAKERS ONE KICK SCORES.
Princeton Captain's Effort Re"u""
In Goal From Field Against scrubs'

PRINCETON. y. j., oct. 7.--one toueh-
down and one goal from field was all Una,
the Princeton varsity could score against
ne scrubs IN a forty-five minute Serum
mage this afternoon. All OF the reso'"'s
werc IN the lineup with the exception VI
rap, Baker. who was called for the one
play in which he scored three points on Il
pr.,t, drop Kick from the 20 yard line
The other tally came as the direct re-
suit II Il forward pass after twenty yards
Tr' field WAS slippery and the players
ouud great difficulty in getting under
'aJ The bali was wet and TINS par
al! accounted for the frequent fumpies
The sun., 1913-10-08
M1LBURN JOINS ARMY TEAM.
Promising Back Tried Ont In signal
Drill and short Scrim mage.

WEST POINT. y. =, Oct, "a sharp
signal drill and Il ten minute scrlmmage
win the scrubs In possession of the ball
wan all Head Coach DAILY gave To his
charges to-day. The practice was chiefly
to strengthen the Armys defensive gam"
I'D was entirely satisfactory to the
coaches. McEwan was back at centre but
Huston, the big guard, is still on the side
Nilburn. who was such promising ha tx
last year, got into the game for the nrst
tim. to-day. He has been suffering from
a bad ankle all season. The Army VIII
have a hard scrimmage Tomorrow
The sun., 1913-10-08

~ ''pENcE, r. l.. oct. WIN the
Hn"l' Island state game coming to-mor.
rt' tn"ruoon the Brown football sauad
had lht work this afternoon. The scr'm-
mar' 'a. limited To fifteen minute ses-
son. oIt II was fast and snappy through
nv Practically all Of the first str'ng
n'' 0ai 4 ohanc. at their positions. one
II - "acks being pulled out and another
C'A'i' Mitchell at centre. Gottshali
s' f' md Ward at right guard. played
NJ image through. The varsity
sor'i mr once durins the play. Casey
hkA~s ,ae bail over for the touchdown
The sun., 1913-10-08
HALFBACK A RUNNER TOO.
McGuirk Easily wins Cross-C ountry
Event at seton Hail Games

ORANGE, y. j.. oct. 7.-Leading his col
leg. mates by about half minute Edward
A. McC;urk. "a. won the cross-coun'ry
run at the interclass games OF Seton Han
this afternoon. McGuirk Is halfback on
the varsity football eleven. About twenty
were entered in the two ana quarter nli'e
run through the woods IN the rear "t the
o,iayo where the course WAS marked out.
rwo hundred Yards behind McGurk at the
arish was Charles Coll. 10, while Leo Cox,
Is. was third.
Edward Heine won the individual point
trophy with is points McGuirk was sec
ond with II points and }. McAv'ry Ii,
was third with 10 points tn. sophs won
the interclass relay race
The sun., 1913-10-08
DriUer Murphy Is
Injured in Race

I EAlNGTON, ny, Oct. /
- Thomas W. Murphy. the well
known driver. was badly injured
in the first heat Of the 2:o5 pacing
race here to-day. Murphy was
driving Strathstorm, which fell az
the quarter pole, throwing his driver
Il considerable distance. Murphy
fell Oh his head and was removed
from the track unconscious
The sun., 1913-10-08

lhc columbia seniors took one more
step forward ~ the annual iuterclass
series az south Field for the Eddl, col.
ms medals when they defeated the sopho.
more nine 10y a score of to / test,r.
udN afternoon. Jim D'Ncals. who is
taSt recovering from his recent illness
allowed the slugging sophs two hits.
struck out nine aud issued one PASS
The game WAS called IN the sixth inning
because OF fast approaching darkness
The score.
.Dt T. II. E
SOphomoros d. ........ u ID , a a .
go B"tteri"s--p - Nealo and Eothvci. Butler
shea and Franklin
The sun., 1913-10-08
,,our s,r,mmnse for \. Y. u.

The fun New York University football
souad was out Yesterday afternoon and
went through hard practice. Coach High
is continuously shifting the varsity lineup
and hopes by Saturday to hav" picked a
winning combination. TIL, work consisted
of forward passing. running down punts
and practising kickons The coach ended
IN. days work with u scrimmag" that
lasted an hour in which there was no
scoring as the work consisted "niN or
line puneing,
The sun., 1913-10-08
Morris ana smith Ready.

Carl Morris. the Oklahoma Giant, and
Gunboat Smith, who are matched 20 box
ten rounds In Madison Square Garden
tomorrow night. will finish training to-
day. Morris will outweigh Smith by forty
nkunds. but the Gunner believes he can
hXndle the giant as easily as he has
beaten the other white hopes.
The sun., 1913-10-08

CHARLEY Peterson of - Louis scored a
victory over Al Cutler IN their two
daN three cushion contest At poylc's ~,
scoring 80 points last night to 20 h.,
his rival This made the total count
go to % m Petcrsons favor Tn. Leader
made high run of I, which was TONED
10y the best effort OF cutler, who bunched
Il. IN" hnal block brought out good
play. Joe carney acted as referee
The sun., 1913-10-08

Johnny Kilbsne, the fcatherweight cham
pion. will meet Kid Julian in ten round
bout at the 81. Nicholas y. &. Tonight
The match promises to he thriller, as
Julian has been heating some OF the best
bows in his class lately.
The sun., 1913-10-08

WllIlAMsTow n, Mass, oct. IA train
ing table for the Williams College cross
country team has been established. the
squad If forty-tivc candidates. who have
been working out for the last two weeks,
being reduced to ten men,
The sun., 1913-10-08

CHICAGO. oct. THE opening came of
the Cubs White Sux series for the city
championships here to-day was POSTPONED
on account OF rain.
The sun., 1913-10-08
RICHMOND ENTRIES, 265.
First show >ct~ Three Points for
Biur d RIbbon winners.

RtcuMoNn. Va oct. THE first an
nual dog show held AZ the Virginia state
Fair grounds opened to-day. There were
2G5 dogs entered. with very Few absentecs.
which Will guarantee a thre" point \ Is.
C. rating Among the prominent Rich
nond pcoo'l exhibiting We're w. II An
drews, T.. \. : Brine. G. T. cross, George
=. IIogg. Il. W. Williams, c. w. Saunders.
Fred w Smith, w Gay Smith, X. A.
Rowlett. Thomas +. Ryan and others.
Among exhibitors around New York were
seen Mrs t.. :. Avis, Gcorg" A. Ellis. Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs y. NJ. l."der"r. \. u. ill-
lette. u. :. Rikcr and Others.
The snow was hcuph'd under two 'lrge
sized tents which gave exhibitors ample
room to go. around. Tho classes were ex-
ccrtionally wen Judged 10y pr. Jonn Y.
Domund and Dr. t.. Lester Jones. Ben +.
Lewis. Frank II. Addymau and Af Dol-
mont wcrc present with lirg" strings.
The awards
Irish Sa,t.rs. Winners. Dog Joseph
Lows %; kildare. second. reserve. Tn'n'-
F'p,'k p9kns. W'nn'rs. bog. r-wau Kcrre'e'
pu, Wet. r -,r>e. Frank H. Addynan :
Kcly !5py 81 G.Ack.anI~ t,......
- Bern,ris. WIuaers. Dog Hercu''"n
NSi,t' o;rest n's Winners rors--Ntrs Bertha
DrydaI,'. rism,rk
Frank il Addym!n'. .Werauls kiondyk,"
hitche-. Ms j. + Ma'hias'- iaerhysddu
fcin,yrs Winner. Dogs n4rrs ., Kirk
over. G4mas Tpn'i reserve. T. y. chase
nou Rush ni''hc, = ~ .c,,.nss.,'~ l.a.nsd,oT,r ,I
Hi4..n sy',er. WHINE. poss-Jo'
iieu, r " MoI,s'. N.adowv"v Keve,
ni'rh"s T. % rha-.- >.rilr, Lady M',.
The sun., 1913-10-08
Win From Ohnr CITY Games Off

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-07
Torroomtnen tssmonton,
alberta, Canada.

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mail al oarie o. peoligeboloe Siieress
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in SpbggseIie blauot andre. Sinieren
/ 1910 OF 1911 bIeO Der orsaniierei
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