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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
TWO FAST GAMES
ARE SCHEDULED
HoosHoNs cross BATS AGAIN
WITH I. A c. TEAM
SATURDAY.
VIII Meet yaeky Arthurs Sunday After.
noon-Fishtins for Champion.
ship Honors

WHAT is expected TO be one OF the
best games OF the season will be play
ed AZ the island ball park Saturday
afternoon when the Hodshons and the
Island Athletic clubs team cross bats.
Earlier In the season the Hodshons
defeated TIE l. 4 Cs after a hard
fought contest but the lineup OF tho
latter team has ben strengthened con
,lderaoly and the Grub De- determine.
10 even donors 4 possible
sunday afternoon the Hodshons will
play the lack Arthurs ~ Tunnel Green
This IL also expected TO Re fast con
test
The HodshOns are Cuutending Tor
the championship Of this section n
the Ohio valley. but must eliminate
these two clubs before being Untitled
20 claim the honor
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"PINCHERS" WIN
Pfnoh Run baseball Team Takes Inssr.
est1ng Game Prom Eans Club
Team OF This City.

The Pinch Run Athletic club defeated
tho Kahn club. Of Wheeling. Sunday af-
ternoon on the Pinch Run nsid Ths
game was pitchers duel from start 20
finish IN which smith Of the Pinch Run
nins defeated Ray % the Kain club az
grcEation. The score was 20 In
Pinch Runs favor The Pinch Run nine
win cross bats with the fast Holman
Buvnll nine q Wheeling next Sunday
on the Pinch Run reid.
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WON FROM
MAPS IN GREAT CAME

PHII.ApELPHIA, Aug. iT-Bush
kept Cieveland's hits scattered TO-DAY
tho visitors being shut out ~ Phfiadei-
fhta, 70 o. and not setting "a runner
past second base. A great running
eaten by OldrinE prevented the visitors
ron scoring IN the ninth philadeiphia
Won the game IN the FIRST inning nv
ecoFlng -FOUR runs on singles By Walsh
and Baker and triples by Collins and
Mcinnis, with an out Score:
o, R.HE
Phtla. ......t o0OOf 8
taumhe. billinEer and o'Nefil. Bush
and Schang. EMPIRES Pagan and
Evans
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PLAYED IN TENNIS TOURNEY az
CAUSE hE rs MEMBER OF
PARkERsBURG ClUB.
Wright Huaus snd Tor, Seattle. o.
This City, Are New NoId--u 81
Championship ln aOoubfes
fB.el.l Dlspstcs % ~ IrtsInF.---

FheFiai iNANafNn n" ne IHff... -rr..r
l pARKERSRURC. w Va. Aus a..
The hfth set OF the state tennis cham
flonship finals in sinEics vas NOT piay.
- on here this afternoon between nov
Johnson and Ut e r. Sloan. fha latter
fefaulunE the set and match 20 John.
ton. sloan is resident of War.af.s
tlhio. and played in the tournament
through being a member 90 tho prrt
erenurE club Rather than run fhr
risk q the championship cur roIra
out ~ West NirEinia. sloan drfauIted
ne match. although johnson. who BE-
tarkersburgcr. insisted ON PLAYING
Aohnson vas awarded the singles
champ ionshlp. while Wrirhf Wrrus
and Tom neattlp. % Wheeling are
The new holders o. The championshir
title IN douhles
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HORSE RACING
Tor Thirteen u. 900 STAKES 90 he the
Chief Feature OF Central West
Virginia rair.

Special Dispatch 20 the InteIlIgencer
CI-ARkSHURG. ". Va Aus 1-On-
% the chief and most Interesting fca-
lures Of the annual Central West Viz
giania fair. 20 b. held September T. O. .
and 4. on the beautiful new fair grounds
here. will be the horse racing o. the
association h. a member 90 the ,elebrat-
ID Lake Erie TrottinE Circuit the King
% the half milera. and ali Of the noted
Tecers Of the circuit viii be- brought %
the fair.
There r. added interest this year be-
cause the remarkable offering % fla.0oo
T. made Tor 10 stake races and. tn addi-
ticn. a special drivers purse Of 81 600
Noted American racers 90 the aatounG-
Ing numbcr ~ 27s have been entered
Tor the various events These embrace
q $50 trut, 2b pace ard e.I1 pace
Tor Tuesday. the nrst day n ana trot.
1.if pace and a 2.is trot Tor Weduts-
dey; 2.3t trot. a fre-for-aU pace "a
fits pace and a 2.i1 pace FOR Thursday
and EGO trnt 10 pace and gle
trot Tor Friday ~ d. expected frat
ether special venest will also b. held
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PTRArEs LOSE ny ONE
rHNrHo RALLY ny oIAura

~ IIshJ RGH Pa Aug iT.-Ssu
ioIk dsfeated Pittsburgh 20 here
shsn Harmon was hatted out u the boz
-, ", RHE
fittsburgh 90 011o 81
lesreau. Eromme and Mclean. Har-
-Eaaon and QuiEiev
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Ieametera ard AufcIsfe
44rd street Fcrry-Shorfosf safest
easiest newest and best route be-
tween bellaire and Wheeling. nov
completed and In regular 0urrafion
Your PATRONAGE solicited
ALBERT POLICY
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BASEBALL CLUB TO
GIVE LAWN PBTE
= AID n. o. TnAN TO orvr ~.
otAh ATIRACTIOu TMrs
WIKI
Elm grovs Pair Grounds 20 Ne scene
OF "Htrht ricnicH THURSDAY. Fridav
and Saturday.

Arrangement are about rrrrrfafs frr
tNe DIG three nar Lawn fafa nrF rf~ff
rlrnic 90 ~ held Thurs1av. FrIfrr a~f
sturdy in Elm Grove hr The rnffsraHr.
ana Yin Grove baseball club ire a..
Aair VII - held on fle Elr1 Grove fafI
rarA ara ererTthirg ~ farrnffrr rIr-
tore viii - On hard ard fIsrensaf hr
tne committee Or rhnrra Tna fr--. Il
riVinF fne avn frfa f1r TO- -r.rr.-- -
ralelnE FUNDS Or ray Cf debts rnrfrrrf-
- eurlnE IRE season. ard DO fs expect
vi aid materially fn maEinF ~ 800
a "a success
Persons desiring n~uaarra-f -.~r-f-
leFes on the grounds DURING fNa fr~sa
days car make arrn r. Ferrarfa 81 asfrr--
HAIRY IeiterF. manager OF the team
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CARDINALS BIT GREAT
EHADwozE Won AoAru

~. LOUIS. Aux. Isl r.,,,,. 10.
timely hitting and brilliant baae nm
1inE today defeated Philadelphia I 20
pills. ......oo ofno-I a
- Louis -..o foI - o
MaVcr Bixey and KiUIfer pr-fre
and Snyder. empires KLEIN and fr-s-
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News of the Race Track

inE - the third annual Grand Circuit
meeting 81 the Pittsburgh Driving club
at prunots Island course to-day. About
le-0 spectators were present
The bugucsno stake 81 $1,000 was set
down a. the feature but the best race -
the day was IN the last event FOR pacera.
bol Rev was the favorite and won the
hrst heat handily tie led in the other
three heats also. until within a furiong
rom nome when he blew up on ever
McCloskev was picked Co win IN.
stake but Margaret Drui~n won in
straight heats.
ans class Pacing; Pure. 81 900.
Grand opera. b r. ~ Claua For-
rester 'JamesI ............ !
IeilI IS,,,n., ............'.. 2 :
Fred prForest. stadeIire. Malrtime
Jaw stone. zelda sChneu and Tush
Worth. also started. Nest time 2.o5s
TTotisR: Pur.. 5000 1,oS 0''
Margurrt bruicn. b. M bv Peter
flg Great. tCoxl ...........
TTS.'l s.s,.y .............-.. : 2
Barbara Overton. siso started rir@
.NsL by Margaret Druisn.
a'o7 Glass rrottingi Purr. 81 900.
heIenF 90 ny Prince 81 In
dia. tieersl ..........-...
Tommy Horn ...............
omar
Bon Zoiock OakdaIs ana Rober, au'
roe alsn started. Hest time e.o7A b
4. a.O4 Ola.', Faeinsl Pur.. 81 900.
Medium. ,Honahanl ~.
Del NcN ...............
Pickles
strathstorm. alec started ne, g.
'e. hs Baron. a. ari nei Rr-
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DR.. SLOAN DEFAULTED RATHER
THAN CHANCE CUP LEAVING STATE

Erounfs were i-possI trat repreaents.
iitfa u ere two services discontinued
..E.fIHf.rra
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AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PR0. NOTES

The Holman a DuvaI team IA with.
out game for Saturday and h AMI.
Gus 10 meet some fast team on that
date. For arrangements call g7-R.
National phone. Wheeling. or answer
through the lntelligencer.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


. WAshinEton. I. New Nork. 0.
NeN Nork. q. Washington. 3
fhiladel phis. 8. Cleveland. o.
Other clubs not schedaied
sFirst garne ..second game.
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50. Louis AZ Warrington
Detroit az Philadelphia
CLEVELAND At New YORK
ChicAxo at Boston
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The Henry Notes defeated IN. strc,r
NatQnal team BY the score % rs 70 J
sunday This IL the second time they
defeated ths Nationals this season
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GOOD RACES ON
PITTSBURGH TRACK.

r1TTsRuRgH Pa AuH iT=gfear
Ikiea ard fast track marked fhe ...,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

Madre-What makes you fhfnk enc
loves him 20 desperafefv4
Nariorie-The other evening che sat
OUT a tango and hesitation vim bin
Puck
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The Henry Noltes would IN. 20 h..r
from some last fa-ycar-old team for a
game - ball sunday. August 80. on any
stounns. FOR further information an
swcr through thts paper on cali ian
National phone and ask or Charles
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NEW IoRx STATE.

Al wilkes Barre-wukes Barre-trtica
postponed 90 allow exhibition game.
All other games postponed. rain.
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Second GAM.
Boston

boston .......1 O030O0O1-5 4
Cincinnati 0OOOOOOO3- 4
James and Gowdy: Schneider and
Clark. Gonzales. Umpires-Hart an5
Rigler
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL. LEAGUE


restsr1Ays Bssulta-
-hostc1- IL Cincinnafl Z.
"hoston. g. ClnctnnAft .
81 Louis. = fhiladslphtA I
Sss lorS fittsssrss =
ro-Aay.s oAnsa.
New rcrk a. fIttsour.k
EoatOn A. Ctncinnnrl
hrookiyn a. ChicAxoL
PeiiAdelphia a. 81 Louis
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
To-dAys oamsa,

3rookiyn. Z. kansas city. J.
Indianapolis. :. Pittsburgh. L
other clubs not scheduisd
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Washington

washington ..O1OlOO1OO-a & 2
New York 30 000OOO22- 4
Johnson and Ainsmith; Fisher.
Heating, Pieh and Nunamaker lin.
pires-Chill and Connolly.
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BRAVES
GO ONE STEP NEARER TO FIRST
POSiI ION BY WINNING A
DOUBLE HEADER.
TOOK Two Games From the Reds
yesterday While Giants Won
One From the Pirates

CINCINNATI. Aug. l7.-Boston
continued its winning streak today BY
taking both games OF a double header
from Cincinnati. the FIRST by IL 10 1
and the second by 20 ;. Boston won
Tue hrst contest easily by hitting
Benton consecutively. while they we're
favored IN the second by Schnsider,s
wildness. Scores.
First Game.
Boston -....2022 30O11-Il IL o
Cincinnati 10000 10000 a
Rudolph and Gowdy. Benton. Fair.
er and Clark. Gonzales.
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Senators
AND YANKEES DIVIDE A FAS-
AND EXCITING poUBlE
HEADER.
Attehelrs Home Run Wen the Firss
Game While Johnsons Mildaess
Lest the Second.

NEW YORK. Aug. l7.-washington
and New York divided their double
header here today. Washington taking
the nrst game 20 Q. and New York
evening Il up by winning the second
game. BY a score OF 4 70 = A home
run BY Mitchell won the fret game.
while Johnson pitched New NOrk's
winning run over the plate in the
ninth inning OF the second game IL
was New lork's FIRST victory over
Johnson the spring OF 1917 Scores
First Game.
Washington O001 0o00O-i
New York OOOOOOOO-O 5 o
Ayers and Henry: WARRIOR and
Nunamaker. Umpires-Chul and Con
molly.
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FEDERALS
TETEEsArIoEAL LEAGUE.

Toronto. :. Providence. 4
No other games scheduled.
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Brooklyn A. Kansas city.
Pittsburgh AZ Indians polts.
Buffalo az ~. Louis
Baltimore a. Chicago.
The sun., 1914-08-16
SAY CALDWELL JOINED FEDS.
Yankee Teammates See BiE Check
BEFORE Pitcher Leaves.

Ray Caldwell. the star pitcher Of tho
New York Americans. is said TO have
Frank Chance and gone 20 tho
BufYalo club Of the Federal League. Caid-
we'll disappeared from his former as-o-
during Fridays game at Boston
with the Red Sox. After acting as a
pinch hitter the erratic pitcher went
quietly to the clubhouse, packed his be-
iongings and slipped out OF town. Pre-
viously he had shown teammates liberal
check upon the Federal League exchequer.
For more than two weeks II had been
rumored that Caldwell had signed a Fed
eral League contract for 1915. This was
denied vigorously by the management OF
the New Yorks. II was known, however
that Caldwell had repeatedly broken train
ing since his alleged negotiations with
the outlaws In Cleveland several weeks
ago. A recent escapade in Boston drew
a Nne Of $500 from the Peerless Leader.
This. II Is believed. hastened Caldwell's
break with organized baseball. A Fed
erai League agent visited tho pitcher In
Boston Friday morning. II was after a
conference with this scout that Caldwell
displayed his check.
If Caldwell has really gone over there
Is little doubt that President Farrell will
take immediate steps to have him en-
Joined. The sulky pitcher left without
serving notice on his employers. This
action, II Is believed, will leave Slim open
to q suit for damages.
The sun., 1914-08-16
To-day's Schedule.
Chicago IN st. Louis.
Detroit in Cleveland

BosToN. Aug 15-The Red Sox won
to-day's game from the New Yorks by
a I to 0 score. Marty McHale twirlcd
for the Chsncemen and was invincible
save in the eighth. when a double and
Gregg pitched eight innings for Boston
and retired in the ninth to allow a pinch
hitter TO bat. Shore pitched the final
frame and was hit for a double by Peck
inpaugll. Chance sent Ed Sweeney up in
the pinch. but he failed.
New York had one safe blow in each
OF the first six frames. but didn't see
third until the sixth, when Cree doubled
and went to third on Peckinpaugh's rap
to Scott, which forced Mullen. who had
walked with two gone the best Nuna-
maker could do was to hit to Yerkes, who
threw to Hoblitzell for an easy out. In
the seventh Maisei and McIIsle singled.
but each was out at second. Maisel when
he attempted to steal and McHale on
Daly's rap 20 Scott
The New Yorks retired in order In the
eighth and IN tho ninth Peckinpaush.
first UP, tore Off n double and went to
third on Nuna makers infeld out. Ma'sel
famed and then Pinch Hitter Sweeney
fouled to Cahy for the final out Of the
game.
Peckinpaugh and Boone each handled
six fielding chances perfectly. McHale
was tight most OF the distance, though
Speaker singled In the first and Cady
In the third. In the fourth after Scott
and Speaker filed to Cree. Hoblltzell
singled TO right and went 10 third on
Gardner's single to the same spot. They
attempted double steal and after much
running 1Ioblitzell was caught at tho
plate, Nunamaker to Boone to Nuna-
maker. Hoblitzeil slid high coming in and
though he didn't spike Nunamsker. there
was considerable of a demonstration by
the New Yorks.
Hobi',zell singled In the seventh, In
the eighth Cady doubled and Engle was
put IN TO run for him. He advanced on
an infield out and scored when Hooper, out
a. single into centre. The score:
The sun., 1914-08-16

strikes and settled Dcvore by jumping
for his hopper
The Giants made no more use OF Tyler's
unstt adiness In the ninth than to threaten.
Matty was passed with one out and
Bescher chopped safely over second
Doyle rolled TO Evers. Rather than give
Burns whack at n good one Tyler passed
him. Any kind Of break In the Bos-
ton ranks then meant "A run, but the
ranks wouldn't break Snodgrass drove
to MaranviIe and n throw to second for
n force carried the game into an over
time round
Smith singled in the tenth y
sacrificed. Gowdy cut In with the fioater
over Bescher's head. Smith held his
base until he saw the ball wouldn't be
caught, then bolted for home In feeding
high one TO Tyler Mathewson put II a
little too high the bali twisted away
from Meyers and Gowdy scored. The two
runs had come quickly.
The New York tenth wasn't long in
assuming the aspect OF tie or home
victory. Tho bases filled up with no.
body out. Smith made n low throw of
FletcheTs grounder Mclean singled and
Meyers was hit by pitched bail. But
this promising arrangement bred naught
but nothing. stock gave Smith n tower
Ing hy, Murray was called out on strikes
Evers passed along to Schmidt the
grounder which Bescher sent tp him
The count was three and two when
Bescher hit The score:
The sun., 1914-08-16
KRAMER TAKES LEAD
IN TABLE FOR TITLE
GOullet Shut Out in Final Of
Two. thirds Mile Race
for Points.
CHAMPION rs IN FRONT
Adds Five to Score by Means Of
His Victory. Giving Him
Margin of That Size.
CHAMPION rs IN FRONT

Champion Frank Kramer lenethened
his total Ave points and took the lead In
the seasons point table for professional
bicycle riders last night by winning the
final heat In the two third mile national
championship race at the Brighton Beach
Motordrome Alfred Goullet the con-
tender In tho heat, raced out with Kramer
In the last half lap. but fell into a pocket
In the last hundred yards finishing
fourth. Iver Lawson was second and Al
fred Grenda third. The time was min
utes 40 2-5 seconds,
Kramer now leads the professional list
with 40 points, Goullet being second with
81 points The event was run In four
heats, two seml-nnals and a Anal, two
men TO qualify in each semi Anal. Rutt
Kramer, Grenda and Spears went to the
post IN the first scml-hnal. Grenda led
the field with Kramer second, the time
being minutes 40 3-5 seconds
Goullet, Cavanaugh. Fogler and Law
son made up the second semi final. Goul-
let and Lawson finished a length and a
half ahead Of Fogler and Cavanaugh, the
Australian being FIRST in minutes l2 2-5
seconds.
Amateur Champion Harry Kaiser
showed the way home TO field OF thlr-
teen In tho final of the one-third mlle
open event for amateurs. Gus Wohlrab
was second and Fred Taylor third. The
time was 43 l-5 seconds. Frank Knapp
annexed first prize In the one mile novice
event, his time being minutes 81 2-5
seconds. John Schaefer was good
second.
Kaiser again was the best In the three
mile handicap, beating out n field OF forty
from scratch. Tom Bello, 1876 yards was
second. giving Kaiser a battle right up TO
the finish and losing only by inches Al
fred Lake. 130 yards, was third. The
time was minutes 3 4-5 seconds.
Norman Anderson won the five mile
professional race with a handicap OF 2eO
yards, his time being 2 minutes 35 As
seconds, 4. Treibell. 500 yards, was sec.
ond Ernest Jokus. $40 yards, third Floyd
Tmonas, 200 yards, fourth, and Joseph
Reeba. $50 yards, NTH Fred Hill nm
shed first but was disqualified for teamlng
with Frank Cory.
Peter Drobach won first money In tho
three cornertd motor paced race at ff-
teen miles. covering the distance In II
minutes 56 go seconds Menus Bedell
was second and Martin Ryan third. the
latter substituting for Pye who reported
Ill.
The final heat of the one mile invita-
ton handicap for professionals went to
Norman Anderson. with a handicap OF
10 Yards his time being minute 43 1-5
seconds. Ed Rupprect, l20 yards. was
second Joseph Rebba, 1870 yards, third
| Jay Eaton. l30 Yards fourth. and Larry
Corhett, l75 yards, ffth
Bert Sayer won his motorcycle match
| race with George Sperl at three miles
his time being minute - as seconds
The sun., 1914-08-16
FLYAwAY III. BREAKS RECORD.
Cruising Motor boat Wins Race At
22.2 Miles an Hour.

The cruising motor boat Flyaway III,
owned by I. Il. Taylor of the Port Wash
ington Yacht Club. won another race
last night and incidentally broke another
course record. She started in the annual
race of the Harlem Yacht Club from
Execution light to Stratford Shoal and
return, 4 distance of eighty statute miles.
The Flyaway III. finished at 1925: :32,
having taken 3 hours 25 minutes 32 sec
onds TO cover the course. This is at the
rate of a mile In 81 minutes, or 22.2
miles an hour.
On the Flyaway were T. b. Taylor. her
owner. Wilbur II. Young, II. Hatch, her
builder. B. keins and George Hawkins.
She is fitted with a six cylinder Van
Blerck motor and rates 5s.0s.
There were two other starters in the
race, The next largest boat was the
Blue Peter, owned by A. Nachmann. She
rates t9.7 and gets an allowance Of 81
minutes ~ seconds. The other was the
Virginia, owned by H. NJ. Betz of the
Colonial Yacht Club. The Virginia rates
S6i and gets an allowance OF . hours
~ minutes - seconds.
Wilbur H. Young has challenged James
Simpson for a race for the international
challenge trophy and has named the Har-
poon, Mr., Simpson will defend with
the Potter Pan VI The races will be
during the motor boat carnival next week
on Manhasset Bay.
The sun., 1914-08-16
Daubert Delivers
Six Sacrifice Hits

CAPT. JAKE DAUBERT of Brook
~ lyn established a seasons rec
ord at Ebbets Field yesterday after
noon in the double header against
the Phillies when he delivered six
sacrifice hits. All but one figured
directly toward runs. Daubert
punched four of his suicide offerings
in the second game. On one of these
occasions he caught the opposition
mapping with a fine bunt of third
strike. Getz, the new third base
man from Newark was the batting
hero of the second game with
clean slate of four straight safeties
"A single, triple double and single
in order. The recruit scored three
times and drove home two runs.
The sun., 1914-08-16
WOMEN'S RACE Is A DRIFT.
Mrs. FunISe Wins in BIRD Class OF
Rayside Club.

BArsIpE. L. l., Aug. l5.--Women were
at the helms OF the contesting yachts OF
the bird class In the races at the Bayside
Yacht Club this afternoon. The yachts
virtually drifted over the eight mile
course Starting at $3.50 o'clock there
was fair northwest breeze, but II grad
ually subsidized until II was almost
calm and tho boats actually drifted into
shore.
Mrs. Herbert Funke, wife Of the chair.
man OF the regatta committee, won In
the Teaser. She finished the route In two
hours and ~ minutes Miss Lucy VIII
lard was second In the curlew five min
utes later. Mrs. A. W. Knapp In the
Loon and Miss Peggy shiras in the Sky
lark were short distance in the rear.
The sun., 1914-08-16
COCHRAN TURNS PROFESSIONAL.
hoy wonder Joins Champion BiiI-
lard Players League.

Welker Cochran has turned professional.
The Chicago boy wonder, whose eligibility
to compete In the national amateur
billiard championship last winter was a
topic OF hot discussion. has Joined the
Champion Billiard Players League which
will present matches between leading
PLAYERS In many cities next winter.
Before the beginning OF the league
season Cochran who IL only 16 years
old, will he seen In number OF exhibit
ton games In New York He has placed
himself under The management OF Presi'
dent Burton t. Mank OF tho league
former manager Of Willie Hoppe
The sun., 1914-08-16
HINKEY PLANS STRAIGHT GAME.
Yale Head Coach Issues Call for
Football Men on september 2.

NEW HAVEN, Aug. i5.--Plans as an
nounced the past week by Yale athletic
heads indicate that Yale football candl-
dates arr TO get TO work this fall earlier
than usual. Head Coach Frank IIinkey,
VINO In long suited on work. has sent out
n call for football candidates to show up
Mt Madison, Conn, September for pre-
liminary practice. Hinkey plans to have
tho men timber up so that when real play
starts at the Yale field a couple OF weeks
later the players will he In fair condition,
Although Hirkey well deserves his col
lege nickname of Silent II is generally
understood here that the Yale head coach
expects to go back to old time football
lie hopes to work out a team that can
play good, straight simple football more
effectively than an eleven trained, az have
been some OF the teams OF recent years. In
complicated formations.