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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
Ors unGcbIkrlidss Ses Stag
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IN Ben llnbcruoonz Snrif bat lid
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SIC Wltcr Umcrifaiidcr SluNAc bier
uItpmmclI %lttrd1r Hidt ptrlcEt mcr
Den. uno Die GuudrIoWG olc'ct Ntu (,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
Die antcrieamiid,e meral In
Berlin.
Originals GorrtippnpcuS Der
N. 81"

Sic Nup 2)prfcr 3~citid)riit vMlliie
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ten Irtitcl, hcr i'll Slpei %cltcu bic
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Berlin ibrer muiitnliidcn Nltabilhlng
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llnicr Den: Hi'ifp hco finnn5icllcn, mo-
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lid,c Slntt nid)t germ, bub Ntliit
itIbicrenbe Intcrifuncr ibrc pit iulcr
%eripdrten Dollars nllScr Sanbc3 ira
9cr, %lintcnalcn 6 III Ncp 9prf uno
atlncrcr 9roBcn Stdbtcn Der Union
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24

nod, inlmcr 2ehrcr Der 0tuiit< 8iIens
id,uit gibt, Die am 0tonut5crItcn ntht
!uiiic1. ipopou tic bic Mietbc fitr Die
ais oSouitrputorium1" Acnlicthetct
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plumpcu &crnllgcmcircruug bon Ielbit
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Sluttc2 ais cine uicoriNc %crlcums
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llnpuhrhcit" qcbrn1omurtt bat.
81 Scr umcrifuniid,c 9otidoitcr in
Berlin. ON pcrionlidcu Gridcincn
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cutidulpiNcu Lies. ulb bricflidl icint
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ncbnrcu. bnB cs iidl bel bieicr Srptclt
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1tdut2uttipn hnnoeltc.
Sic Niprul Der in Berlin Itubicrcuz
oeu Nmcrifunerinneu IN @breu
aber c9 iii ood Elm cbeuio merfpiirs
bige3 lpic - Is lGBt iid) audi ilid,t
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lpelter 9ntriiitung bic Imcrifnner uIlc
%crbGdti9ulaen Der Su9cno ibrer
lpciblidcn Sugeno 6uriidpeiien. Ser
SOU lteht nldlt percin3elt od.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
0wcisrlei ,lsab in Sranfrsisb
seacn Sic Kirete.

Sn2 Spurnnl ofiiticl" pcrDiicnts
lidt cine LANCE %iiIt BON SrNen3brij
BERN nm Sroenafruutm. Die nit Golpcs
ucn. iilbtrncu mn brnn3cntu N(chuilz
len fiir ibrc Situitt i'm Sntcrciic oca
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luprocn. Su3 ndmlidc Srnnfrcidl.
Dos lid i'll Der &eriolGumg mo Semi
0ul9 Der Srbcn5lcutc nidlt gcnllg
thuu tanL id'ciut bn3 @irtcn Ncr
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Nud 81 lpilrbiAcu. lucun e. and I'M
SocimutbldnNc bon ihllcu uid,t5 lpiiicn
mill. Gbcu, no man lie bralIdcn
furL uu frun5oIiid'c aulturs
! ionicrurbcit 81 lciircu. Ia
iinb lie rcdlt $500 ir Ncimutblunp be-
mani lie Damn bafiir Ipic
9Gcnid)cn 5~lucltcr Nlulicl-G&. &.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
keine ,lmslanSspaHs fir jMnss
Gemtc Oeiterreiet,'11naarn's.

Ill5 Sicn miro gcnlcloct: Ser
Miniitcr bc3 Suncrn, 81. Srciberr
&cinolb y. llopnsti. bat Ben uutcrAc@
prbueten SebDrbcu Elm 2cmclcuc2
&cr6pt 5lgebem luier. IS iit filr
bic 3utuuft itrcngiGcns mtcriu9t,
mdnnlidIcn Terioncu 5wiid)cn Dem II.
unb 80. Scbcnsinbre EGic Slrr Nu@e
malpcrlung nua5uitcacn. IN 0euI
Sntcrbift wirb ba3 pirtidmitc Mittcl
erblidt, Die HIslunnbcruu9 @cbrs
pflihtiger Su p,%rhiuGcrn, bic porher
III ipldeu Niuiicu no1 9uub pcrlicBcn,
baB Sic HcaierlnN lid jill cncrgiidcm
Ginihreiten ger5thigt iuh,
Ser GrlaB pc3 %crbpt2 rat icpod,
ei1cu Iofprtigcn @cgcnila %perunIaBt.
Sic Gntidcibunl Der @crid,tc lit an
g"crllfcu luorhcn neil ourcl Den Sdritt
Der NcgicrinN cine S~cihrdntuug Der
Srei8iigigtcit bclpirIt iucroc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24

SEN ]grcinret.u Srttu Sdiudtbduicr
crrjHt,li. r;utn ornfcu %icbumrft,
Observation-Disclosures MD mas Ion';
5um Sd,!GNtbnibctritu ach6rt. :
= o't,n Ter Nn.aHc ltrh,li ulf Is Mti.
Nr0nfcu nciduEI. ,fW Nulic nnrt
oarI NicMruo Tthr iNlddltcn. nll3z
gcnpnurcn q, Mohrnmeouucr nu1
Nuirnnrs Nrit Gin Stdi. @cnr Nicit
Gpr3ciiinH Nrrdnciiihrt !u!yo. fam lie
rcr Stdot In rcllmobcttl'dlcC Min'ld'I
gum ScAcn Qcrtid'tn. E&ticr %
fnnmt 'idcrlidl rli1' Hic Correction
Tiir bic 0~Hplnrtru W;drfttdltn "a
CO bon GDrinrutiUoptl b2 nlh E,rlls
inlcm uid't locjt u .hot ijh &triir
altdl itt ctrilc Gun5ri''nrcn in ser 81.
Stuht bclvnrhen mn lie nltdl crtA.tcit.
20 fijr bic ti.ttciidlc S~clcud)umi mn
cine cieftriife Srnrcnbdhl. iir cine
Balm BON EcruiGlc%r nod, &cthithcm
llnb iilr cine Mn'icr.titmp nGa' Ecrur
iulcm. Sicic rirr Gor5ciiioEcu inn
nlid pplitiidl rtocutium. unncm liz bic
Stclung Der Frcufoict IN Snricn unb
&ulIitinn itdrt,a, 2tn NraMnicn &C
h0ren idlon ngs lliitcG G~iitnbd1ncn
nit Nu>ldbu,c ntr NtoiGd5 &lbM,
unN lie !ucrNcn nlh SIS &0icl ans
buucu. Nhul ietcu lie ijd nI5A III
EcrIiulcm m.rihihditlidl ftit, ~,
0crr Ncricr mndlt Rutc Weid'ditc. mn
bic fru156iiitc $nnuirric nit ihm,-
q W
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24

dtht nun an Bic bcincu hohcrcu Sus
"';nricp oc2 &umocsQcridIt2.
@i% Die Gutid'ciomlA ourh Dua
tptir %moc51crid;t crfulgl. innncn
Gpcr Sabre pcrNcbcn, Der E%lnNQcuipu.
mi mrllnoc gcuunmcu tcin pldti1cr
GcQcnir1lr iiir ncu Giufuhr 0nnocL,
miro iuHuiidcu infer ErptcIt entz
riNtci mcrNcn, UiN on2 l,nulgcntbmc
6ci Der Sudrc lit. oaS Sic Grhebmg
llrInd'c luiro III ciucr mldtib0rlihcn
Hcihc uou Nrlbunacu mnb N,roricBs
IidlfciIcn nit uuNcrcH A%iutipuen. mcld}c
I'M Ni1bIid nuf 81: hcr}citiNcn Der
ldltlilic III Der NusJufo Goiitif Ser
ger. SIodttn NcaierunA an ScitcIl
rclmicncn luilrocn. ~9tuu Yorf
StuuJ@ ;cltul1. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
Gr3biIePsi JrslanS mnS Sic
O~eMtieben 21IinmcS~ta's.

81. Sauls oclltid)c a~atbolifcn
iuurpcn mldn9it bon ibrcm Gr5biid)pi
frclnnb crilltt, in Der ituttlihcn ncucu
ssatbcbrnlc cine Hntioual sAapcllc 81
Gbrcn bcS III. 8onifotiuS uls6nitnttcn.
taS aud, Die Aotbolifcu anocrer Ma
rjolmlit1tcn 5u Gbrcu ibycr Npoirel
r0nm ipllcu. Sno iiibrenhc Organ
Der crltcrcu. Ser @dubcrcr", ihidtc
rnroni Dem Gr6biidlci cine Cuttings
abe upa 100 Collars. ncbit cinem
%@ttcIbcL pcld]c0 pcm Ylunc pollc
WillNdn0 %ol0iprud mn BON Scitcu
Der Ncitid'c' Nntfnlitcn cruitc Nurnc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
Marssni miro amsiteuen.

S&ilinm Wurconi t~itrloigtc in Nom
an CT lpcrbc iih in ncr itolicniid)cn
2lbtbcillnlN Scr Banana Encificz
Ilisitcllun9 III Gun Srnntiato. Cal,
nddlitca Snbr nit elmer Nllaitclltng
ictnc2 hrnbtloicu Observation-Disclosures
betbciligcn; CT fiiqtc hin6u, CT bpffc in
Der Gage it iciu. pom Der Nuaitcllul1
alta nit iGmmtltd,cn Stuutcu Der
llniun, iprpic nit Guuabu and in
ordhtlpicu Sclcpbonpcrfchr trctcu 81
f0uucu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
wenn GmalanS nil, Sarf
Demtie,lanS amd,.

@oporolp @ilion lit bellte in Gng>
LAMB 10 beliebt, lpic es Die Siiriten
bcs Hbeiubunbes nm 6ofc Napos
Icons tparen. Wan tDnntc in
2onbpn cine Sariantc bes b%etnunten
Solbatenliebcs iingeu:
r@oobrop 8ilion, Der lit
gut,
"a er unicrn @i0en tbut."
gnslanp lit entSidt unb IN ben
brapen Suben, Der ipadcr gein9t:
SAINT fir Die gnaoige Strni unb
ih mill e5 nid)t tpiebcr tbunl"
~belo6nen.
Wnit ertpartet briiben olaemtein,
baB Gn9lanb MIN bod nod pffi6iea
in Sau Sronciscp nusitelcu pirb.
Gum SAINT fir @ilipn's 9iad,aiebigs
felt in Der Sra9c Der aanalgcbiibrcu.
Sisbcr bat mani 5lpar iteif unb fcif
6cbmlptet, ba5 Sernblcibcn bon,
8olbenen Sbore babe nit Yolitit
nid,t5 81 t6un. @irtbldlaftlid)e
@riinbe ieicu allein m~abgebcnb.
Nlrn erringt man briibcn cincn
Nlull6CIluCl pullllfultll SllulN lutl
Yrpfcilpr &ilion mn Iofort iinb Die
oa0cin ntdB9ebenben iuirtbIhaftlid,cn
@riinbc" per9eIien.
Plus politiihen @riinben mill So6n
Sua ausltellen.
Sieie NahriGt mllb Defenders
SeutIds Nmcrifaner ireupis bclpcgen.
Scnn nm lit b%esriinbete Iusiidt Dor
honpen. pnB lid allh Seutid,lanb III
Gan Srancisco pifi5ieQ betbeili9cn
lpirh.
Gu Tango Gu9lanb uiht polltc.
burftc Seutidluno niht. ga MN
Gn9lanb mill, miro Seuti6lano mpbl
alld bilrfen.
@ic crbcbcnb Sa3 tlingcn ipirb,
iuenu Scrr bon Sethnnm : Sollpc9
i'm Hcid)ataoc crflGrt: nOtit Der
allcrgndbigitcu Grlaubnib der briti=
id)cn HeBicrrng bcnntragc ih Die Be-
lpillioulg bon 100000 Wdrt filr
piii5iellc Experimentation bca Scutz
id)cn Heid,ce nuf Der @eltnusiteallng
IN Sun Sranciscp. "-G.N. 9. 8. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
HaSis'I Biographies

%oibingtpu, :. G.-Sia icBt
iiun iilr Hnpio Sclcarnphiitcn 2,346
S~iscnicu nll2geitcllt l0prbcn, %buruntcr
2,0S9 critcr aluNc. llutcr Den Sus
bubcrn picicr SiSenicn inn 43 &roSent
mcnigcr ais p Sabre ait unb inter
ncncu Der 5"lpcitcu &lniic itebcn iogar
81 YrpSent inter bicicm Slltcr. /,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
SraWeler Sriei.

,&iE i'd ciu Gbriit?" - Snbult hes
lcurigen Cardinals Sirtenbrtefes.
-llnuer5eiblihc 5abrlGiiigfeit Der
Ratbplifeu. - Sic 2pemeucr lint
ucriitat. = Gin sruhsiigiscs Nrbet=
tcrippbnuugs= @cict.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
Gin tranrigcr ltnfaa.

VII tiuutlYCI ttuiuu. oNpl Cl1pQ
iicbcu Snbrcn". idrcibt Scrr Setter
Hipplin9S bon aintnrc. q. Sat. .ficl
micr bnnlnlS brci Sabre altcS MGns
d)cn bon cinem Stubl mn prroe I'M
iplgebciieu 10 acldbmt, bdB cS Gin
9nn5es Snbr nli 6dnocn umb Guiccn
bcrumfrpd, gcrnbc mic elm flcincS
@abp. IS mar Elm trniriger Inblid.
@dbrcno bicicr 3cit nabm iJ tic 81
perihieocncn NcrStcn. bod Aciucr
fonutc ctlpnS iiir tic ttun. Gin Sreuno
enlpiabl ms Damn bcu @ebraudl beS
IlpcnfrGutcrS. Sd fubr 10 Mcilen
mcit 81 DEM I9enteu unb tauitc 5luei
Slniden. liner flcinca Mdpd)cu
lpllrbc ppuitdnoig gcbcilt unp lit Jest
10 itnrt mn geiuub, bnB cS Der Iutter
bel alien &nusorbcitcn hilft."
SorniS GlpcnfrGuter bat hcu Sons
ncuidein Der @ciuuhhcit III piclc burG
Seibcu pcroiiitcrtc 6Guicr p~etragcu,
SnIienbc bcScu3cn Sizes. G9 III feline
Spotbcfcrz Mchi6in. SpcSial Narntcn
licicrn cS Dem Yublitun. Sails Sic
tcincu Iacntcn fcnucn. idrcibcu Sic
an: Sr. Setter Sabrncp & Cons 60.
19-25 90. Nonnc Npc., Chicago. 81.
$50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24

- Nm 6Grilidritcn pilcgen mir icuc
Shicrc. Die aus ldnncccn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
(speSial|S prreiprnoenS bieicr 3ehuma)
DeutfDe Wobenplduderei.
Vpm ,ltHrampntanus".
Vpm ,,ltltraupntanus"

cNtir bnbcn .id)rcdlid" uicl
NH @elp, 5. T.. bic ocutidc
VSt Nation ais iold)c. Sd)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-18
CENTRAL DOES WELL.
Blue and White Eleven Holds Navy
to One Touchdown.

Special Dispa tch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, October 1.-THE
Naval Academy fourth class eleven had
a hard time winning from the team of
the Central High School of Washing
ton here this afternoon by score Of
to 0. The Plebes did not get their
tally until just after the opening of
the final period of the game. Although
neither goal line had been seriously
threatened. the high school boys easily
had the advantage in the first half.
They were on the offensive most of
the time, and gained ground quite
regularly. The Plebes. however, were
seriously handicapped by the fact that
several of the regulars were unable to
start the game because they were de-
tanned to do penance with the "awk-
ward" squad for misconduct The
absentees got into the lineup at the
beginning OF the second half and i'm
mediately there was a noticeable diff
ference in the offensive work of the
Middies. Twice they worked the ball
within dangerous distance and just be-
fore the close of the third period they
were only yards from the coveted
goal line. Three line plunges when
play for the fourth period opened and
Hill went across the line for a touch
down. Harrison kicked goal. The
Washingtonians tried hard after that
to at least even up, but they made
ton and Rogers played a strong game
for the Plebes, while Ochstadt, Hill and
Writ were the stars for the visitors.
The lineup and summary:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-18
ward passes, and, although defeated,
the southern boys made an excellent
impression.

impression.
A peculiar case of injury appeared in
the Georgia Citadel game, played re-
Gently in the south.
1t seems that the ground keeper had
used unslaked lime to mark off the
field, and owing to the wet condition
of the ground it soaked into the play
ers' uniforms.
The crowd was very much interested
when. it noticed that the play was
stopped and the players were having
pals of water poured down their backs.
The truth of the matter is that sew
eral of the players were severely burn
ed. evidently by the lime, and in spite
of the water bucket treatment the in
juries proved to be very painful. four
Of the players being so badly burned
that they were not able to resume work
for some three or four days.
1t seems that Gov Dunno of Illinois
is likely to have added and perhaps
unlooked-for honors conferred upon
end for the Michigan team. The young
man received slight injury in the
game with Case. but proved himself
"chip of the old block in responding to
his fathers telegram and inquiry,
caused by reading an account Of the
game, in which it appeared that Maui
rice was withdrawn owing to an In
jury, by replying as follows:
"Only kick in ribs. Nothing serious
at all. Feeling f1ne."
| AS his ambition is to play on the
Michigan team in the Harvard stadium,
at Cambridge, he purposes to get over
the injuries speedily.
Copyright. 1914. Otis F. WOODY
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the wear. Last year the score was a
tie, at to Z, but sometimes the ny
ures have run up in a most remark
able fashion, both sides scoring easlly.
What will eventuate this year Is
problem, but, for that matter, Carils1e
is a problem at any time, and when IN q
scoring mood the Indians are unoeat-
able, but they ;. are re 1 panm te al both
having suffered disastrous defeats two
weeks ago. Unless the Indian line I'M
proves, Penn will beat 1t there ana go
through. The match, however, wn .S
various colleges is that between Prince.
ton and Dartmouth, at Princeton. Last
wear, it will be remembered, Dartmouth
got away with the contest py q slnsle
which made not only the players IN
distinguishable, but the footing oll
cult and the ball as slippery as an eel.
Both sides deserved great creolt Aor
the way they handled It. Dartnlout u.
is not quite as strong as last year ~
certain respects, and Princeton. wh'cn
had placed ovefreliance, perhaps. upon
the speed Of her game. has transferred
some of it into greater power ana con
sistency, so that the contest shouio oe
a close and exciting one.
Princeton's greatly advanced open
play will hurry Dartmouth on dry
field, but if it should rain matters
would be equalized. Outside these two
games there IS d SdPitdA 49, ~
Workers to see in Cornell-Brown at
the Polo Grounds in New w. 4 t1Io
years has been less promising than for
several seasons, but good eoaehi Gern mas
looks to be the more powerful, 1t
should be a good match; The Har.
! and the Yale-Washington and Jeffer-
son at New Haven take ss place 4 on tins rd
;s likely to win without great diff
Guilty the latter "a sis last apo yea the
| nroe-ess of the Yale team. Pitts
burgh will have visit taam from has ene or
two Of the most promising of last
years school foot ball int playsFs SO CON-
tesf Syracuse will have an interesting
in the visit ddds Of Mi ia FAVOR o
M;cbigan. The middle west has Chi
cagoPurdue at Ghieas no,, and m,nas:
Snrthwestern at Evanston, and here
we shall have chance to see no"
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HARNESS RACES CALLED OFF.
Incessant Rain Causes Lexington
Meeting to End Unfinished.

LEXINGTON, KY. October 1.-The
annual grand circuit trotting meeting
at the track of the Kentucky Trotting
Horse-breeders' Association was today
declared on on account Of rain, thus
leaving five days of racing uncomplet-
ed and $4,000 in stake money uncon-
tested for Almost all of the horses at
the local track were shipped today to
either Cleveland or Dallas.
About $1,000 in entrance fees was re-
funded and the management of the as
ISOLATION announced that the loss on
account of the rain would exceed
$4,000. The champion stallion stake,
guaranteed event, probably will be
raced of some time next week, or. in
case the rain continues. the money will
be divided between those horses eligf-
BILE to start.
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Lajoie's Major League Record.
INTERESTING GOLF NOTES FROM THE
LOCAL CLUBS

Association, Of which he is president,
which will be held here beginning to-
morrow. He rarely ever comes to
or so on the Chevy Chase course. While
President, he was almost a daily Wis
itor.
Secretary Arthur Shelton Of Columbia
business trip to Rhode Island. He just
got back in time for the tournament.
There is probability that the usual
fall tournament of the Bannockburn
Golf Club will not be held this year.
In former years the tourney has been
held in the first week in October. but
this year the committee In charge has
been unable to reach an agreement as
to whether it will hold a 1914 event.
This matter will be definitely decided
in a few days. and If favorably consid-
cred a date will be announced at once
and plans made. The Bannockburn
event rarely ever draws any out-of-
long to make arrangements. The event
can be held as early as week after
being announced, if desired
Miss A. Burbage will be the first
to have her name on the trophy put up
by the Bannockburn Club for its woman
players, this honor having come to her
by virtue Of her victory in the finals
of the putting contest held last week.
Miss Georgia Herring was the runner
up. Sixteen women entered the event.
1t was a putting contest played in
tournament form, each entrant putting
from nine different positions on the
third green. qualification round was
played, followed by match play. The
cup must be won three times before
becoming the permanent property of
the winner.
L. B. Eynon, jr., and Arthur Clark
played a match at Columbia recently
in which it is believed record was
established. They made the eighteen
holes in one hour and thirty-five min
utes.
The new Bannockburn course near
Cabin John Bridge is coming along in
great shape. The nine-hole course is
now being used daily, and several new
greens have been seeded and will be
ready for use by next spring, when a
new arrangement of the holes SO as
to take in the new ones just completed
will be made. The whole eighteen
holes will not, however. be ready for
some time, probably not for year or
so.
The final round of the September
tournament in the consultations Will
be played tomorrow at Bannockburn
between Herbert r. Clarke and Daniel
L. Hazard, and J. Martin Scranage
and DR.. F. l. Bartlett. AS the last.
named will start off / up because OF
| the handicap rules. it Is believed they
| will have an excellent chance of WIN
ming.
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game when sround-hit balls are seen
with some difficulty on account Of gath
ering darkness? 2. Is base runner al
lowed a stolen base in case of a foul
tip caught or must he return to his
base? 3. In case of batsman out on pop
fly can base runner be doubled If ball
is caught and thrown to base before
runner returns? 4. In case the ball Is
muffed, can base runners advance at
their peril or Is the ball simply out
Of play? 5. In case Of first base being
occupied the batsman is out on three
strikes. but the catcher drops the ball.
Can base runners run bases or il the
ball simply out Of play whether caught
|or muffed? w. B. WOODS.
1. Yes. 2. Yes. 3. Yes. 4. Depends on
how many are out and what bases are
occupied. 5. Base runners may advance
Rule thirty-six gives AT cases in which
the ball is not in play.
Sporting Editor Star:
To decide bet will you kindly let
me know what club Maranville, short
stop of the Boston club, was with prior
to his signing with the Bostons,
H. BECKERT.
New Bedford. Joined Boston Nation
ais fall OF 1912
Sporting Editor Star:
Please publish in your Sunday pink
sheet, in the Inquisitive Fan column,
the best all-American- National all-star
team. s. N.
That would be a matter of opinion.
for which this column is not intended.