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The Prescott daily news., 1915-11-13

Warning Order.
 The defendant. Walter Scott, is warned to appear in this Court with in the next thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Lucy Scott
 Given under my hand this the 4th day of November, 1915 11-4 C. C. Calhoun. (Seal) Chancery Clerk.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-11-13

Special Candy Sale only on Satur- days. High Grade Box Chocolates and Ron Bons only 29c per pound' ues.. Nrug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-11-13
We Want Your Cotton Seed

Prompt settlement, accurate grading. highest price the market will permit. We buy in car lots anywhere in Arkansas.
 Wire us fl you have seed to sell.
 Des Arc Oil Mill, Des Arc, Ark.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-11-13

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The Prescott daily news., 1915-11-13
IN THE CHANCERY COURT
 OF NEVADA COUNTY, ARK

Lucy Scott ................ Plaintiff.
 versus. Walter Scott ........... Defendant.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-11-13

The woman suffrage petition whlc will be presented to congress when convenes in December was signed b 250,000 women.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-11-13

Only 39 per cent of the total grad uates from the six principal women colleges in the United States hay married
The Prescott daily news., 1915-11-13

The Woman's Automobile Club for the Transport of Wounded in France is composed of over 40 society women who drive their own cars.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-11-13

A shell weighing about 70 pound explodes into a shower of 1 200 pieces
The sun., 1915-10-03
LAUREL RACING RESULTS.

First Rare-Four year -olds and upward
selling; purse $500; one mNe and a six
tocnth--Truvato, iOa tMcDermotu, straight
IN tBuxtonl place s., 80. show $3.50, sec
oud, Tom Hantock ioS l!lleyl, show
s. -. third, Time, 1855. knyderoscros.
Roger Gordon. Abbotsford and Front Royal
Second Racs-ITwo. year. olds; purse 500
,MeD,rmesp' s,raIs4, $500 s;t,7O' pIaG,", soc
third Time, lie. Noni, pamrosch ana
cantara also ran.
pprse $500 nve and a half furiogss i'ro'
hibition, l0i callahan, straight 500
place 81 so and out to show, first: Celan-
dria, i2o CBuxtonb, place s.. so, out 10
90 show third, Time, III? ~ Only
three starters
Fourth Race--The Baltimore Handicap;
three year.olds and inward: s2Ooe added
to show, fret; 'Buckhorn. lIO Gileyi
place $40, out to show, second; 'Gancr
loi 'T McTaggarti, out to show. thrd
Fifth Race-F'our- vear-olds and M.
ward; selling purse purse 500 one mile and q
sl7iO. place $50, show 81 nrst; robin,
T.lo second. orperth. ios tSmvth). show
so; third. Time; ii5s ~; Dryad, Don
sixth Ra"e-Four- year olds and upward
selling; purse $500. one mile and a six
tcenth--Carlton O., 10s Ulllevl, straight
ms iSI 'cooperS pISSe $40 $40, "rss .Sow 'sH
s"onud uisr TraNors, los ,Mcnermot,
show $3.50, thirl Time. i;55 s-5 Brick
'ey' sonada ana Patty Rcsan also ran.
The sun., 1915-10-03
|SIMONDS SPECTACULAR IN
.HOTCOLUMBIA SCRIMMAGE
Intercepts Forward Pass and Runs SIS Yards, Shaking
Off Tackers Until He Crosses Goal Line
Metcalf's Team Downs Telfer's.

Calder and ED KOnsand. two foremost
end candidates, had n day OF rest. with
that pair IN. the cream of the squad
would have been on Metcalfs side.
Teller lined UP his eleven with Rosen,
left end Chamberlain. left tacltle: Dom
aldson. left guard: Noble. centre
Spalthoff. right guard Donnell. right
tackle: Buermeyer. right end Slower,
quarterback ;Munroe, left haldback; FL.
mer. right halfback. and Wadelton, full
back. Donaldson. Munroc, Buer7ncyer
and Slower are the only ones on Telfera
team who give promise of maturing into
VARSITY material Slower played cork
ing tacltling game and may supplsnt
Miller IL he gets rid of bad fumbling
habit.
The Teller team had the ball at the
start and rushed II down TO Metcalf $
Ave yard line. After Ave failures to put
II over Metcalf ordered his team to take
II. Simonds and Donoho rushed 1t back
foity-iive yards and then lost on fum-
Bile. forward pass was attempted.
which SimOnds intercepted. II was on
this play that he made his spectacular r
run. Mansbach also made one of Nifty
yards. but he had clear field.
Metcalf announced that sciimmage
will he part of the daily programme
from now on. All the men have been
equipped with pads and headguards and
have been ordered to wear them every
day In order to prevent minor injuries
when attempting tackles. The fresh
men Will be called out tomorrow. Met
calf said he was pleased with the way
the men are taking to the game.
The sun., 1915-10-03

BY far the hardest days work yet
meted out to the Columbia football
squad was done yesterday on muddy
South Field. Head Coach T. Nelson
Metcalf picked two teams and after al
lowing them "A few minutes for signal
drill set them NJ one another hammer
and tongs. The scrimmaxe was con-
tinuous. No tally was kept. but his
team scored at least six touchdowns on
the eleven in charge Of Assistant Coach
Ike Teller.
Frank Simonds showed himself real
football player. He continually smashed j
through Telsers line and knocked out
hold him. for several seconds by one OF
his lunges. SimOnds uncOrked brill.
liant piece OF running when he inter-
cepted II forward pass and ran the ball
back ffty-fve yards for touchdown.
He squifned through broken field and
shook off four tackles en- route to the
goal line. Charley Ham. the former
Harvard lincnan. said that Simond,
could make any football team in the
country.
Although Metcalf said he hal not
picked "a varsity as yet his team had all
the appearances of a first team. II lined
UP. from right end. Benson. Hcaly.
Van de Water. Bulwinkle. Cleveland
Weed. Babcock. Miller. quarterback 81
monds. left halfback: Mansba,,h. right
halfback, and Donoho, fuilback. Eckey
The sun., 1915-10-03
LOUISVILLE RACING RESULTS

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-, Ma'H"n ,n.ir,;, W. ear
o. Is, 49, "lItI ~" dnl .Nl w -'le
JnSl"' ~ ~ @,F"'EH' N.'" pa 10
80 NOV -; US N"''t -" ''n'~" -
-, Wv, "Inn,oi xn4 n'ji'
Time, l;ll. queen Of the Mist t',youn-ra.
i'.,," N.,Nr "a 80 . - -, ''''
"a ~" a"u ~, h,'"" 49, .-oo
,,-a' "'.' III al ,,,,,,, ,,,, ~. 90 =
ut,,,,,. ,;n,so AZ fIil,nsn ~" a. "a
n'nro e. 70 and ont To- show, aret. jroye.
unghas iol tlJ.3ryr. pIecs 81 "a and nut
an, To- .bov ,hiri Timr i.i5 - Rn,d
mst.ar also ran
'rhirl Ear.-TN -v.ar.olls oul nm.
The sun., 1915-10-03
MONTCLAIR TALES OFTEN.
Downs EnglewOOd's New soccer
Eleven by u to I.

MoNrcLAiR. oct. 2.-Opening the sea-
son with match against the eleven of
the Engewood Field Club. which made
its debut in the championship series OF
the Field Club Soccer League of New
York and New Jersey. the team of the
Montclair Athletic cub administered Il
defeat by score of & goals to this
afternoon on the Montclair A. c.
grounds. The ground was much too
heavy for the visitors style Of football
There were several new young PLAYERS
I in the Montclair lineup. who worked
well together.
Montclair practically won the game in
the first half. Versfe, was the first To-
tally for the home team, fifteen minutes
from the start. Schmitt added another
point Goodman of the visiting eleven
succeeded in penetrating the Montclai-
net. Ratzer and Parker added a goal
apiece and the half ended with Mont
clair leading 10y to !. In the second
period Schmtt shot two more goals
The fine work of Edgerton in goal for
Englewood prevented further scoring.
The sun., 1915-10-03
ST. PAUL AND MANUAL TIE.
Teams Fail 10 Score q Point, as
They Did Last Year.

GARpEN CITY, oct. 2.-St. Pauls
School and Manual Training OF Brook
lyn for the second year battled to a
scoreless tie this afternoon. In the last
quarter the st, Paul lads made "A final
effort to win. hut after working the ball
down to within two yards of the goal
the final whistle sounded.
The final period opened with Manual
having the bali Ave yards away fron
the goal. rillier then tried a forward
pass, and as IA result st. Paul got the
ball on downs. The local lads then
rushed the bah down the field, only to
have the whistle blow with the goal tive
yards away.
The sun., 1915-10-03
LAWES AND FARLEY WIN.
viii Meet In Final for Title nj
TIMER Nontclair.

MoSTcLAIR, y. j.. Oct. c.-The semi
finals In the club championship OF the
OF the Upper Montclair Country Club
Upper Montcla'r Country Club were
played to-day, the finals to be played
next week The summary:
First S,x,~"n--O. Lawes beat g. Schcp-
moe, 3 and |: G. II. Farley beat w J.
Mclaughlin. aud
Beaten E,ght--W. " Glenn beat u. Y. q.
Macklr 2 and .. \. Bentley beat J Bart
lett, and L.
second sixteen-Thomas Carlin beat T..
Il Osborne. and 8.
Rcttcn Eight - Horsfori beat Will
lam SWtnarton. AMI 3
Third SlAte-n--H strut 'cn beat w.
Hall ! up.
The sun., 1915-10-03
MATCH PLAY AT FOX HILLS.
Golfers Make Good Progress In
Two Comprttttoms.

Interest at the Fox His Golf club
yesterday centred in the third round
rJr the presidents trophy and tho Soc
ond round for the Charles =. Franron
trophy. The eighteen hole hhndi"ar
competition was won bv j. w. MrMeh-
amy. S3---,. 80. The match rounds for
tho presidents trophy aIpi Francon tro-
ply resulted as follows
Presidents truphy--.i,rnjanln Stirkry
best ]. ". Barnhlll, ! and 2, ! W. Nc
Menamy beat n. II. l.loyd. aud .. J. u
Syk"s beat T.. g. Johnston. nnd
+. knnner beat r. II Mimlok, aud
Francon truphy--W. Roy PtrnNi.l beat
II. :. Paine. " up: A. Mclean beat Hubert
Gardner. 3 and .; Grorge g.. Wor'hl~y
and T Waterbury. dcfauited; 81 White
beat i ". Tanuock. I and J.
The sun., 1915-10-03

Ann ARBos, Mich. oct e--Coacll
yus, had to send Johnnie Mlulhetscli
into to-nights scrimmage 10 defeat the
scrubs and 1t took the great half just
four plays to make the required twenty
yards for the only score of an hours
hard battling. Maulbetsch looked like
his old self again and all doubts as "a
his recovery were set at rest by his
showing Michigan meets Lawrence
College on Wednesday in the first game
Of the Wolverine season. and Maui.
betsch, smith, Benton and esther Calvin
or Johnson will start in the backheld
frr the varsity
The sun., 1915-10-03
BAY RIDGE WINS ON FUMBLEs
Doys' Nigh Loses the Rail Twice
on 20 Yard Line.

Bay Ridge High School opened it's
season yesterday by defeating Boys
High School at West End Oval, l3 to o.
Both Bay Ridge tOuchdowns were the
result Of recovering fumbles on their
opponents "a yard line. After getting
the ball they rushed "he line and scored
The first touchdown came in the last
minute of play in the opening quarter
Bonfort scoring. The second was made
by Moore, who substituted for Diamond
~ fullback. in the middle of the third
quarter. Dutch Karlson, who was re.
ported to be about to enter Poly Prem
or Adelphi, was back with his old school
and kicked y goal from touchdown.
The sun., 1915-10-03
EDDIE ROWAN IS BEST
SCHOOLBOY SHOOTER
Commercial High Student
Wins Championship on
Peekskill Grounds.

Eddie Rowan of Commercial High
School won tine individual outdoor p s.
\. l.. rifle championship yesterday at
peeksklll with score of sc In pos
sible 100. He also won the prize for
the best aggregate score of the day
with total OF 1871. Tied for second
honors in the Individual shoot. with 81
points each. were l.. Bromley and NJ.
Grant Of Erasmus Hall and f. Treibel of
Bryant.
The Morris High School g,nners. with
PA posnts. proved the best In the Du
Pont trophy sh1ot for teams of five
men each. Commercial was second with
206 and Boys High third with col. The
summaries.
The sun., 1915-10-03

STANFORD, Conn, oct THE hrSI
competition for the Oc,ob.r prizes was
held at tn. Wee Burn Golf club today.
The best sixteen qualified The sror.
y. l.. Woodbury.. a5--., -. : huy!ei
Merritt. a.--ig. -; IL j Sandcrspu. "i- -
l.. Sc. J. = Gillespie Si-I. -" y I
Cloonan. ?t-I3, 81. Frederick S'nsV"ir.
g.--s. ~. Charlton wallace. So, ~.
II :. Miller. ?y--ls. So. }. II! St0 49,.
.S--s. SO. \ < SchoonnIaNc-. los g.. ~.
chester Scl!eck. s0--3, 81 : e. k"tic.,
i03-is. 81; r. A Lock" ood. ln"--lo 30.
a. W stark. 1000, 30, u. r. Woodbury..
o.: J. II. Knapp, los Is. ~. q. \ W,h-r.
ll3--ls. o.; i. y KNAPP, i0'-l', n'
The sun., 1915-10-03
NINE PAIRS QUALIFY.
Play for Four Rail- Title Begina
nt PIainacId Country club.

PLAINriELD. n. j., Oct. 2.-These
teams qualified to-day at the Plainheld
Country club for the first round OF
match play in the four ball champion
ship: j w. Baker and r. s. Rowland.
IS; H. II. stockton and s. II. Patterson.
81: leighton Calkins and C. \. Reed.
81: ". T. Dumont and y. Il. Butler. 81 ;
A. J. Watson and w. VI. Alling. So l..
q. Carman and Arthur Murphy. So: II.
H. Hihbard and J. V. Rickson. 81; w. T.
Kaufman and Il. II. Shoemaker. ~ ..
W. Fleming and H. ". Craig. 50
These cards were returned for the
gol: committee cup: :. + Perrin. ?l.-
II. "A 1. q. Carman. $50. IS w. NJ.
AllinE, ei-i3, rs: ~. ~. Craig. 90
II, 81; NJ J. Dumon,, o3---l2 81. w.
w. Cor,eii won the sweepstakes with q
net score OF 20.
The sun., 1915-10-03
STUYvESANT FAILS TO SCORE.
One Touchdown scored by High
school of Com mmerce.

umphed over Stuyvesant High yester-
day at Lenox Oval. 6 TO 0. 1t was a
hard fought game, the light Stuyvesant
team showing strength and surprising
ability against MS heavier opp1nents.
In the third quarter Commerce. taking
the ball on the forty yard line, rushed
!, TO the 8 yard mark on straight line
pungcs Douglas then carried the pig
skin over but Teddy Cam failed to
kick the goal.
Commerce scored in the first period,
but It was mot allowed because of a
player holding Stuyvesant in the Sec
ond quarter got the ball as far as the
90 ward line The linelD:
The sun., 1915-10-03
RATHBONE HEADS VETERANS.
Wins Prize for senior Golfers at
EuuIc wood Country club.

ENGiEwooD. y j.. oct. :.-The
Tor compctition among the members
OF the Englewood Country club who
have reached or passed he age OF %
years was won to-day by W. :. Rath-
bone. whose score was 9S--l5. ~.
There was tie for the honor of be-
ing second on tho list oil veterans
between .. g. Weatherhy. l10-25. 80.
and l.. j. Schiller. 91--l2, 50.
A bogey competition also was on the
programme to-day and in Glass a two
golfers. X. NJ. Coleman add George
Van Keuren tied for the prize. each fn-
ishng W with the aid Of his hand!-
cap The leader ia Class II was W B.
Boorum, who ended the round | M
The sun., 1915-10-03
CREsCENTs TIE BENsONHURST.
Il rcifeld's Fine work for Latter
Mt Goal Feature Of Game.

The soccer teams of the Crescent
Athletic Club and Bensonhurst Field
Club opened the season of the Field Club
Soccer League of New York and New
Jersey on the grounds of the former at
Bay Ridge yesterday afternoon with a
tie match. each side scoring ono goal
The Crescents had the greater number
OF shots for goal and Bensonhurst owed
II to the prowess of kreifeld. Cornell's
former captain. who played in goal for
the visiting team yesterday. that no
more of the Crescent shots took effect.
-Four OF his stops were magnificent Dc
Baum. the Crescent goalkeeper. ma de
one exceptional save. when the bail ap-
peared TO 10 over the line. The claim
OF Bensonhurst. however. was dlsalowed
by the referee. The Lineup:
The sun., 1915-10-03
Ryan wins for ~. Fra ncis Prep.

OssINING, oct, 2.--St. Francis Prep Of
Brooklyn defeated the Mount Pleasant
Military Academy eleven to-day. 12 to 0.
Ryan, the speedy right halfback Of the
Prep team. made both OF his teams
touchdowns. In the first period he broke
away from the field and ran seventy
yards for a touchdown, In the third
quarter he crossed the line again after
n thirty yard sprint.
The sun., 1915-10-03
Holmes and Adams Lead.

Holmes and ]. Il. Adams won a best
ball foursome competition at the Essex
County Country Club to-day with a
score of TT, 6S. In second place
were j. A. McElroy and Peter A. Boyle,
sat. 50; II, u, Whittlesey and A.
Alber, sS--17, n. were third, and s. H.
Davis and Russell Marston, S4--l2. ~,
fourth
The sun., 1915-10-03
INDIVIDUAL MATCH.
AGGREGATE SCORES,

AGGREGATE SCORES.
e. Rowan. Commercial. 1871: l.. Brom.
l:s; c. Otis. Morris. 1875: J, Jacobs Morris.
1875: f. Triebel. Bryant. l2i: J. Johnston.
Commercial. i2@; W. Hale. Manual. is4.
DU PONT TEAM MATCH.
Morris-Richardson, 80, Condor. as:
Chaplin, ~: OTIS ~; Jacobs, ~. Total. sl4.
CONNER ial--Rowan, IS. johnson. +3:
Levy. II. Chasin. 80; Muselman. ~. Total,
zoe
Boys Hish--stolimack. Al; PIattner. -:
Powell, "a; Pricatta, Al. Kaivalich, Al.
Total. col
Erasmus. Hail-Romel.y, ~: Grant. ~;
Gallagher. ~: sulent, 81; Morgan. IS.
Total. 1919.
Boys High seconds-Gottiieb. 80; DARN
hart. IS; Young, IS; scheleppi, 4; Yaeser,
Bryant-Monroe, 81; Rlpperger. "a;
Treibel. 4o Eliot, l3, Mac Nell 80. Total,
l90
Manual Training-vernet. ~: Banon. 80;
Bryant Seconds-Patone, 81: Trieb~l, So;
Scott. 80: stewart. ~; Burrel, 80. Total.
ls,
Ciinton-Kistenbaum 40: Mansfield. as:
Cooper, SO; DAILY. So: Brett, 80. Total. ls6.
Stuyvesant-Snyder, as; Gluck. 90; Voll-
msr, az: Rosenfeld. 3j; Karitershan, "a.
Total. I7s.
Manual Seconds-Nelson az: Sahlin, IS;
Maritho, 81: Peterson, Sc; BONNER, IS.
Total. lie.
Roberts. 81; shartore. AZ; Richel.
A.: W!ghtman, "a; Knobel. &c. Total l6S.
Morris Seconds-Maler, 26; Lefkowitz. ~
Vein. 36; Kerr, t2; Johnston, 23. Total. 1S4.
curtis Seconds-Heine, 81; Cummins, "a;
Stityer, rs; BURY, 80. Dougherty, 80. Total,
las
clinton seconds-Mnler. az; Hanneman.
%; Wis ~: Blumenthal. ?l PerschowitE.
20. Total, 1876.
The sun., 1915-10-03

New RocHElLr. y, Y, oct. THE
semi-rnal round for the Tierney Gun
was played to-day AT the Wykagyl
Country club. q. +. Lewis defeating
g. Richardson by up and 3 10
play and \. stiles beating c. +.
Maltby by. 8 up and to play. In "A
match play against par competition
W. T. Runncll, who finished 3 down.
WAS first. and Stiles, who was . down,
was second,
The sun., 1915-10-03
GLEN RIDGE GOLFERS TIE.
Two Pairs Finish ON Even Term =
IN Hest BnlI Handicap.

GLEN RIDGE, N. j.. Oct. "A best
ball foursome on the Glen Ridge Coun-
try club links this afternoon resulted
In tie. The scores:
G. @. Bartlett and IT. u. Rogers, si-i5.
50; =. T. Hayward and II. NJ. Edward.
sl--l2, 60, II. VI. Walker and J. q. Newell,
s2-l2. 70: q. W. Mead and W. p Lyon.
SD, II. II. d Smith and w. q. Thomas.
76--b IL. Il. Il. Chatheld and II. j. Frost.
9s--i6 ~; j.. NJ. Diggart and G. L. Cross
kill. s7--i3. u. I. w. Langstroth and ii.
l.. snyder ss--l2. 20. O. u. Martin and
G w. Yates, se--e. II; J. w. Hart and l..
+. Skillen, g<-l6. rs.
The sun., 1915-10-03

The san Salvador ana Navier is'ns
OF tho knights Of coiumnUs Blschl.
League. which Were tied for tho ic..
when the seat son ended. will meet iu .
series Of three games to drte nllr tie
champions mp. playing to-day. n">i So
urday ana next SUNDAY on the t...'.
Prot.ctorS croWds The New N"r
Catholic proicctufN nand viii l,'v .".
fOrp and duItus IN" contests.
The sun., 1915-10-03

MoNTcLAiR. y. J.. oct. a.--The third
round in the September tournament was
played at the Montclatr ';olf club to-
day. The summary
First Sixt-en-w. + RAJ, hea, F. c.
Hall, up: 7 " Malay n"n: W. II. Ma
Gus. Ir.. ! up. J. I SlmW"nde b"a; G. !.
Turner. - up. n X. Alien heat +. F..
Donahu.. / up. chaplin Marcus heat II q.
plimptpn up. T. II W.'wrll beat 4 &.
Pratt. ! up. w. Hoi-son bcu; Il. u. N"n. Z
up. J. H. kr.m"r beat ". II. LOTUS. up.
The sun., 1915-10-03
Commercial High Alumni Win.

The Commercial High School Alumni
defeated the school eleven yesterday at
Commercial Field, 10 to q. The mem
bers OF the alumni outweighed their op-
ponents and their best ground gamers
were Louis Frugone and Henry Wood
worth.
The sun., 1915-10-03
Apnwamis Golfers Tie for Gun,

RYE, N Y. Oct. Am eighteen hole
handicap played to-day at the Apa-
wants Club resulted in a tie betwce
f. y. Smith. 31---l4, II, and H. s.
Graves, So, ~. The winner of the
sweepstakes was Mr., Graves, and Gainc.
Gwathmsy. s2--%. 7S. was Second
The sun., 1915-10-03
Scholastic Football Re~uits.

Bay Ridge. 10; Boys High. o.
Alumni. 10; Commercial, 0.
rmshing. 10: Freeport. 0.
et. pyurs. o; Manual Training. o.
at. Francis Prep, l2; Mount Pleasant
y. A., o.
De witt Clinton, l:; Dickinson. O.
Commerce, G. Stuyyessnt. o.
The sun., 1915-10-03
ENGLISH LEAGIES.

NORTHERN SECTION
Burnley .; Bury. .; Bolton Wanderers.
o. Southport Central. q Everton. .: Old
ham Athletic. 3; Manchester ciiy. 81;
Blackpool, o: Preston North End, /: Liver
pool. 2; stockport County, 2: Rochdaie.
o. Stoke. o. Manchester United, 0.
MIDLAND SECTION
Bradford, Il. Motifs Forest. 0. Derby
County, /; Leicester Fosse. 1; Grimsby
Town. 3; Bradford City. ]; Leeds City. 3;
Hull City /: Lincoln City. 3: Hudders.
field Town. o: No'ts County. 3: Sheffield
United. o: Sheffield Wednesday. !; Barns
ley. I.
LONDON SECTION.
Rrentford, ?: Fulham, - West Ham
United, 2: Queens Park Rangers. /; Tot
tenham Hotspur, :: CVstal Palace. A..
Arsenal. .: Clapton Orient, o. Croydon
Common. /: watford. .; Chelsea, .; Mil
wall. :.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
Partick Thistle. 3. Aberdeen, o. Ayr
United I: Raith llovers. !: clyde, ..
Third Lanark, 2: Dumbarton. I: Dundee,
/. ST. Mirren. /: Morton, 3; Queens Park.
/: Motherwell. T.
The sun., 1915-10-03
BRITISH SOCCER RESULTS.

I.oNpoN. Oct. 2.--Every team in the
English sectional competitions was called
on to play to-day. In the Scottish
League eight teams remained Idle The
The sun., 1915-10-03
PETER SCOTT STAKE
WINNER AT COLUMBUS
As Expected Is First in Buck
eye Event in Last Day Of
Grand Circuit Meet.

c6LvMuTs. Ouir. - z 2.---tirard cir
cut racing in Columbus ended this af
ternuon with the deciding OF thirteen
heats over a track that was in fair con-
dtion. Peter Scott. AS expected. won the
buckeye stake as he pleased. 7. w.
Murphy also put Trampright over III tn,
= ID trot, wich had to be halted and
declared finished after the third heat
because OF darkness.
For the same reason there was no
sixth heat TO the 2:ll pace that Lus-
trout Mckinney took away from Texas
Jim. Fred Russell. early in the after
noon. took the two heats required to
give him the . 09 pace that came over
from Thursday. The summary:
..nn rLnss nlcing. fhree In five. ru-se
The sun., 1915-10-03
KIECKHEFER NEXT IN
LINE FOR CUE TITLE
Milwaukee Youth Challenges
Victor in Hucy-Dc Orc
Contest.
Is LEFT HANDED PLAYER

August Eieckhcfcr of Milwaukee has
challenged the winner of he match H.,
the three cushion championship bctwo.i
William II. Hucy Of Chicago and A..
meet in Chicago between October % ana
November g. Iiuey got the title Of
champion by defeating George " Mool
Of New York 80 To las on Tuesda,
Wednesday and Thursday of last w,cl
That match was deferred four days
Under the rules governing the emblem
IL should have begun september % A..
cor,lingly Hucy will have {" defend IN,
championship in not less than thirty no.
more than forty days from tina, date.
kiccl;heter is u left handed man. II
finished first in the Interstate Thr,c
Cushion League III 1919 and tied Ells
FOR II like position in 1918, only to b,
beaten in rhc play off. This winter h,
will represent chicago In the league
Before coming to- New York to play
Moore. IIuey practiscd with kieckhcfcr
i'pon his arrival here he said "Tha
young man from Milwaukee, in practic,
against mo. played the best three cush
ions eyer siw. but when he started
out in the league he was beaten hy
AlorirL jackson aud Heal. Th. Nrs
eq'ne he won WAS against l.amothe. q.
Cincinnati When going we'll he ia bot!
accurate and spectacular. Maupome ha
nothing on him with relation to m.
usual or original effects"
Last Monday moruing Huoy practise
with William - Hoppe. After that ex-
pericucr hr remarked "If anybody
PLAYS Hoppe and heats Inn ! will hav
% go brokc"
The match for the Al ball,linc cham
pionship between Iloppe. champion, am
kuji Yamadl. the Japanese. Will be held
IN Convention Hail, Boston, October
20. Il and 80. This week Hoppe Wi
practise at Thmn's. while Yamada WI
continue his preparations at Mauri".
Daly'S. IT Hoppe defeats Iamada tn
full set OF ba,l;Iinc cmblems will bccom
his personal properly. Ie is alread,
the owucr of an ISL and Nv" is,
trophies.
The ucA. game In New Norl. -; th"
Interstate Three Cushion Billiard League
will hc played AT Thum'S, ThirtN-itrs'
street and Rruadwny. tomorrow nigh
The stIc,.Ssur Of ,icorg" Slosson. WIN
was % represent New York city. and
after playiig the frlt game dropped "'.
has not been decided. Thomas !. Ga'
larher PLAYED the second game las Mot
dav. aud il may b.. possible that h" ami
Thum viii come tn All agreement and
ihat gallagher VIII finish the schedule
Iiugh Heal of Toledo Is scheduled q"
pI,N the Ncw Yorl, entry.