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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04
Crown.

March came in like a lamb, and
we suppose it will go out like lion.
Crown school will have a couple
of weeks vacation.
Willie Warren moved last week to
the j. H. Ryan farm.
Clark Mckee lost a valuable COW
last week.
II. S. Miller moved last week to
the farm that he recently bought near
Crown.
Mr.. Bennett moved last week to
the Perry Worden farm northeast OF
here.
F. s. Moore sold his farm last
week to a man from near Center
vile, and will give possession i'm
mediately. Mr.. Moore will hold a
sale Friday of this week. He has
mot yet decided where he will move.
We are sorry to have them leave the
Ineighborhood but wish them well
wherever they may go.
We made mistake last week in
announcing meeting for Crown, the
announcement should have read 3
lo'clock instead of IL. However, Mr..
Jacobs called off the o'clock service
lon account of the bad condition OF
1.-THE roads. Next Sunday will be the
time of the II o'clock service. Ev-
erybody come and let US have an old
fashioned rousing meeting.
| Garfield Bunch moved Monday OF
this week to the G. A. Long farm.
] There was new family moved
lonto the j. S. Ryan farm last week
I'VE did not learn their name.
Henry Peters has hired to Rue
Stone for the coming year.
Orlo Moore and family who have
been visiting home folks the past
lweek left for Colorado, where they
expect to make their future home.
i Miss Grace Mckee and q Mr.. John
son were quietly married at Leor
Monday. They have our best wishes
for a long and happy married life.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04
Garden Grove.

Miss Eva Jennings has returned
from New Orleans. where she spen
part of the winter with her brother
Ed and family.
Mrs. Burgess of Charlton came
Saturday to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Richards.
Mr.. Wyatt of Derby was here last
week on business.
John Burns went to Leon Satur-
day.
Mrs. Nell Dennis returned from
Montana this week.
Mrs Martin Smith of Humeston,
came Saturday to visit relatives.
Mrs Bruce was a recent visitor at
Humeston at the Prof. Lyon home.
Miss Elizabeth Niprisch is here Wis
iting her friend, Mrs. Geo. Hamilton.
Our basket ball team while on a
friendly visit to Corydon, defeated
their team ,26 to Is. Corydon has
played 10 games this season and
have lost only the two they played
with Garden Grove.
Dr.. and Mrs. McNay were recent
Des Moines visitors.
Mrs. Ridgeway recently visited in
Indianola.
Mrs. Peck returned from Indian
ola the first of the week.
Claude Robinson of Davis City was
here over Sunday visiting friends.
Ii. At the library association meeting
held Monday night the four board
members whose terms had expired,
were reelected. They were Mrs. c..
S. Stearns, Mrs. B. F. Aten, Mrs.
Nettie Bruce and Mrs. Lula Lyon.
The meeting was a we'll attended
and interesting one.
Ray Sullivan returned Sunday
from visit at Milo.
Mrs. Hattie Davis Of Osceola was
here Friday visiting.
w. H. Macy and wife went; to Des
Moines Friday.
John Dent Arnold of Ames is here
visiting.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04
sunny Side.

A. E. Woodmansee attended the
James RI. Aldredge sale north OF
Leon Tuesday and was also a Leon
caller.
Mrs. Arthur Baker and baby re-
turned home Tuesday from Keller
ton where they spent the past two
months at the home of her parents.
John S. Gardner called to see his
granddaughter Miss Thelma Wood
mansee Wednesday who has been
sick with the measles since Monday.
Miss Donella Ballou, OF Kellerton,
was school visitor Friday.
Mrs. Emma Baker and son Law
renee delivered hogs to Leon Friday
forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ross and son
Elmer and Miss Fora Cummins were
in Leon Wednesday,.
Ed Rumley was caller at the
Woodmansee home Wednesday.
Joe Hamilton and Lee Little assist
ed Ed Rumley with his butchering
Thursday.
Mrs. Edith Hamilton spent Thurs
day with Mrs. Ed Rumley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Gardner
were Sunday visitors at the A. ~.
WOodmansee home.
Master Amy Hull spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Warren Rum
ley.
Miss Thelma Woodmansee return
ed to Leon Sunday evening to begin
school again.
John Myers and family of Leon
we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Hamilton Sunday.
Miss Georgia Hull was the guest OF
Miss Jennie Ross Saturday night
Miss Jennie accompanied her home
for Sunday.
Scott Gardner was a Leon visitor
the past week.
The roads have been SO bad our
rural carrier has been unable to
make his trip only part OF the
time.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04
FREE BOOK ON STOMACH ILLS.

Geo. H. Mayr, of 154 Whiting ST.,
Chicago, Ill, q prominent druggist,
has published a guide to health, in
which he shows how he cured him
self and brought relief to thousands
of other sufferers from constipation,
biliousness, indigestion and Intestinal
troubles by the use of French heal
ing oil. One dose usually convinces.
The most chronic cases rarely need
over three doses This book will be
mailed free on request. Mayr's Won
derful Remedy is sold by leading
druggists everywhere with the posi-
tive understanding that your money
will be refunded without question or
bubble II ONE bottle fails to give
you absolute satisfaction.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04
Catarrh Cannot BE Cured

with I.OCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
~ mot reach the seat OF the disease. Ca
farrh Is q blood or constitutional disease.
and in order to cure It you must take in-
fernai remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure IL
tsken Internally, and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh Cure IL not q Quack medicine. Il
was prescribed by one Of the best ply
slcians in this country for years ana is
. regular prescription. II Is composed ot
best blood purifiers. acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combina-
ton st the two ingredients IS what pro-
61ces such wonderful results IN curing
ca4arrh. Send for testimonials. free
eoid 81 Dfuggists price nc.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-04

Alfalfa seed for sale by Biddison
Coal 9 Grain Go. .8;: s3as.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17
KATOURA MORE THAN
OF
Tod's Schooner Easy Victor in Cape May Cup Races
Gets Lead at Start and Sails Rapidly All
Way in Light Breeze.

Robert T.. Tod's schooner Katoura
won the first OF her two long ocean races
yesterday, defeating the Atlantic with
ease for the Cape May challenge cur.
The Katoura finished at the Ambrose
Channel light vessel at G:l0 O'Clock and
at that time the Atlantic was not In
sight. The katoura started at II :03 20
on Wednesday, so that she had taken
81 hours s minutes IS seconds to sail
to the Five Fathon Shoal light vessel
or Cape May and return, a distance Of
214 nautical miles. She had averaged
about seven miles an hour. which shows
how light and hckle the wind was all
the time.
Just before shutdown the Atlantic was
sighted from the New Jersey coast far
astern OF the Katoura. She headed
slowly toward the finishing line and
passed the light vessel at 9;iS. Her
actual time was abou 81 hours iG min
utes is seconds, so that the Katoura
had beaten the challenger for the cup
BY 3 hours ? minutes a. seconds These
times are not official, but are close to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17

LANE NOSES OUT KAYSER.
New York Crack shot Scores % TO
~ by New Jersey star.

SEAGfRT, ". j., Sept. ia. =.
Lane, the crack shot of the Rifle and
Revolver Club OF New York City. an
nexed first honors In the Roe twenty
shot match at 1000 yards to-day, with
a score OF 9s. beating Lieut.. Curt o. ii.
Kayser OF the New Jersey aggregation
by one point. The match was shot I'M
der ideal win and light conditions. and
was contested by a field OF ffty-seven
marksmen. Corp. Wayble OF the Ma
rines was third with 81.
George ". Chesley OF the Winchester
Rifle and Gun Club won the New York
state championship match at 500. 500
and 1000 yards, slow fire. and 200
yards rapid fire, with a total score OF
1856. Lieut.. Col. William A. Tewes OF
New Jersey was second with 1S+. Other
scores were Major A. T.. Wells, New
York, 1871: Major william Il. Martin
New Jersey, lSi J. w. Hessian' OF the
New York Athletic Club, $50: friVate
owen Smith, New Jersey. Ia, W.
T.. Reynolds, New Jersey, 1863.
The individual match shot at zoo ana
800 rapid fire and 800. 600 and LOO
wards slow fire was taken by Sergt.
Claude Il. Clyde of the Marine Corps
with sos. Other scores were Sergt. J.
Llenhard, Marines. 3Os Sergt. Archie
F%arquharson. Marines. 3Os; Private
Theodore II. Crawley, Marines. 800
Capt. W. II. Richard. Winchester Rifie
and Gun Club. 3O7, and Major Winfield
:. Price, New Jersey. 3O6.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17
LEXINGTON RACING RESULTS.

First Rase-ssllinsj purse; thIes.yesra,
oI,dsm"SiIss'' lcs Gdsstryl. ts7iS and $50,
second; Dengro, 1903 tnooD. $50. third.
Time MA IL si lam Mex aS ]'H,S@s sSspssmSsr
African Beau, Mack Il. Eubanks and go
sius also ran.
second Race-selling: purse; two-year-
100 Craylor). sSlo. $40 and pso, won
s]ayimG, hSI Isiirlins,, 1870 os and ;sSSS'
iin!iuimnlnatof' Dick Williams, stunneT. Pay.
master, Emily r. and Brown Velvet also
Third Race The Gen,leman's Cup;
purse thsee- yeaE,olIs; m!!smoF,;sssrsid
Bakcrp. 81 50 and s. 30, second; Joe stoln,
Tiii4mc. "i:iS 4'5. rretty Dale and c'asso.
Fourth ~Ksce-Purse; maiden lilies;
Water k, i05 Mee6snl. ".i7'2c, $40 and
,,SSissS' MSo'sSGj a aSG ,t tiiSd' .sadnd M M.r 1Nss,
+, iiIO' SSS,eSTSs,'''' Tia. 20, third Fine.
los, Lady Worthinston, Josie. Myola,
Argument, b nH.y u !Gsi a.o 1s Winnie
Fitth Race-The Hinati Handicap; purse
5000, all ages; six furiongs-Rosio, los
ii .aPGiSR. 49, CM isirS ANA .ss:iooO ' aS MO-" P s5.
third. Time, lii2'S-5 Liberator and FIJI,
sixth Race-The Reed Hotel Selling
and upward six furlongs--Father Riley.
1903 CMurphy), SIS so, $3.50, won; othello.
40 tMettRlD, 81, 80, second; no show bet
ting Huntress, ia Martin, third, Time,
l;lg a.. Better Tone also ran, Scratched,
Undaunted,
seventh Race-selingj purse 1850; three
year-olds and upward one mile and a
Observation-Disclosures, % Of Judy, t+7, SO,
~. e nob ans ,y Mon; a TGGn9,::p 81 ssa"na; , 10!
| tus Goebel, lie IE. POOH, 1880, third,
Time, l.i7 l-5. Sprudel, Fort Sumter,
Prince Eugene, Rlackthorn, Dundreary,
Altamaha. Flitaway and Ken also ran,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17
MISS WAGNER STRIKES
HER OLD TENNIS FORM
Plays Her Best Game Of Year,
Taking Ten Games i'm Row
From Miss kissel.

ENGLEwoop. y. J.. Sept. l5.-Mlss
Marie Wagner OF the Hamilton Grange
Lawn Tennis club. New York. played
the best tennis she has displayed this
year and reached the final round OF the
New Jersey State championship tennis
tournament at the Englewood Field
Club here to-day, defeating Miss Ina
A. Kissel of Philadelphia In the semi
final round at 6-2. Go. The New York
girl did not strike her real gait In Tho
early games OF the match. and Miss
Kissel kept the score even up to T? all.
Then Miss Wagner got going and there
was no stopping her. She ran through
ten straight games and took the match.
In the doubles the Mrs. Pouch-Niss
Handy and Mrs. Marshall McLean-Mrs
George Chapman combinations reached
the final round. The former pair sur
prised every one by beating Miss Wag-
ner and Miss Clare Cassel In straight
sets at Ct. 6-l. Mrs. Chapman and
Mrs. Mclean defeated Mrs. Chapman's
seyenteen-year-old daughter, Miss
Marion Chapman. and Miss Natalie
Browning at e, 81, Go. The sum-
maries
New Jersey state Championship, women's
Singles. Semi-hnal Round Miss Marie
Wagner defeated Miss Ina A. Kissel. 6-2.
TO.
Championship, Nomen' DoupIes. Thlru
Round-M!ss Natalie Browning and Miss
Marion Chapman won from Miss kissel and
Mr.. \. - Miles nv default.
SemI-nnal Round-Miss Edith Handy and
Mrs william Il Pouch defeated Miss Glare
Casscl and Miss Marie Wagner, 81. 81;
MR.. Marshal Mclean and Mrs. George l..
CHAPMAN defeated Miss Marion Chapman
and Mise Natalie browning, 6-I,S-7, "a.
championship. Mixed Doubles, First
Round-Mrs. Marshall Mclean and ii. Lit
lie won from Mrs. l.. Haight and partne
nv default: Miss Abbie Morrison and
Charles NJ Bull, Jr, won from Mrs. and
Mr. l.. z. Murray by default.
Second Round-Mrs. Mclean and III. Lit
tie defeated Miss Elizabeth Bunce and NJ.
Olphant, Sc, 6-2: Miss Katherine
Browning and A. Thurber defeated Miss
Florence Rsllin and J. Blache, ID. 80:
Mrs. 9. Park and y. Poole defeated Miss
Edith white and |. Walker, s-2. -:
Miss \. Morrison and G.. VI, Bull, Jr., won
from Miss Anita Darlington and J. Ben
ner by default: Miss Marion Vanderhoef
and II. T. Harrington won from Mrs. and
MIR. George Wagner by default.
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GARLAND AND BANKS
REACH FINAL ROUND.
pitt>burg and Brooklyn Boys
Meet To-day to Decide
Junior Title.
STRAIGHT SETS FOR BOTH

char,cs 5. Garland OF Pittsburg and
Louis VI Banks, the Adelphi Academy
player, reached the final round of the
metropolitan Junior tennis champion
ship tournament at the West Side Tennis
.,..'. Forest Hills, l.. l., in yesterdays
pay Each OF the inalists had to COM
pete in two matches and both won in
straight sets. The Pittsburg boy. who
is the fayoriie for the title. lost a .ptal
Of only five games in his ffth nd semi
day by defeating Bert Cohen at 81,
S-2. and followed this by a 60, 6-2
victory over II. l.. Cutler.
Banks had a little more difficulty
making both Of his victories straight
set affairs. His first victim. Augustine
Healy Of t'ordham Prep, was beaten at
s-i. Is. after throwing away many
golden opportunities. The Fordham boy
played brilliantly at the net and with
success. but he evidently did not use
his d. lad, for when he advanced to the
front he invariably changed his tactics
from the net to the baseline game and
soon fell behind. Il. j. Benjamin, who
easily downed T.. l.. Hopkins. at 6-2,
is. was put out OF the running In the
semi-fnal round at 6-3. 6-3. by the
Adelphi boy. Garland will meet Banks
n the Anal round this afternoon at
ia5.
Referee Fred Alexander was called
away from the courts yesterday and left
Robert A. Pope in charge with instruc-
tons to try TO get both singles and
doubles out to tho final round. Pope
succeeded all right In the singles. but
darkness came on M the doubles had
10 be stopped with both of the semi
Anal round matches unfinished. At the
time a halt was called Garland and
W. l. Pitt had divided two sets with
Elliott Binzin and Mathew Taylor, a
Fordham Prep pair, the latter taking
The first set at rs and losing the
second at e.. George Throckmorton
and Il. w. Forster were leading T.. j..
Benjamin and W. Hammerslough at
"a. 80. These matches will be An
shed and the winners will meet In the
Anal round this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The summaries
Metropolitan Junior Championship
sinEIes Ftfth Round-Charles :. Garland
defeated Bert Cohen. al, "a: n p
cutler defeated Elliot Binzin, So. 80;
Z J BENJAMIN defeated +. l.. Hopkins,
-: - Louis NJ Banks defeated Au-
sTs.i n, .o hsH'yi IND - 1nmSi : c,-,,,,
defeated II. =. Cutler, 60. e. Louis
NJ Banks defeated l. J. Benjamin, 6-S,
81
Championship Doubles. Fourth Round
z J. BENJAMIN and W. HammersiOugh do
Gated Goddard Saunders and Jdbish
Holmes, s.. sd: George =. Throck
morton and II. W Forster defeated l.. NJ
Banks and II. =. Cutler, 60. l-s,'s-4.
Semi-hnal Round-E Binzin and NJ. A.
Taylor vs.. c. :. Garland and ". !. pitt.
~, -. unnnished: q P Throckmor.
it and II W. Forster VS.. T.. J. Benia-
min and ". Hammerslough, 60, 30,
Unfinished.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17
HARVARD Is CERTAIN
OF DOUBLES CROWN
Two Crimson Teams Qualify
for Ffnal-Caner Crowds
Champion Williams.
BEEKMAN AND COFFEY IN

~PHnADELPHrA. Sept. l6-IIarvard Is
bound to retain the intercollegiate lawn
tennis doubles championship. since both
Crimson teams won their semi-nnal
matches at the Merton Cricket Club to-
day, qualifying for the final o-morrow.
The title holders, X. Norris williams I'd
and Richard Harte defeated ]. II. Row
lane and Jack Disston. Jr. Pennsyl-
vania, after an exciting and hard fought
match AT 6--3, 81. G-i, e.. and @.
C. Gamer and l.. II. Curtis. Harvard.
downed Jerry Weber and T.. T. Hopkins,
Yale, at 6-3. 4-6. e., e..
In the singles Princeton qualified two
men for the semi-final, Leonard Beck
man IN Arthur Coffey Harvard one,
II. Norris Williams I'd, and Yale one
In Jerry Weber the Michigan State
the two Princeton men meet and Viii
Jams plays Weber.
The tennis to-day was OF the most
brilliant description. Williams and
Gamer shared the singles spotlight with
Rowland and Coffey. Gamer gave the
former national champion n match tina
he will long remember. carrying him "a
two deuce sets before losing at SIS,
rs. In the first set Gamer led Will
Jams at 6-5. n 40-l5, within a
point OF the set. However. he made the
mistake of serving to Williams's fore
hand. for on his backhand strokes Will
Jams had been very uncertain. The
erstwhile champion rallied with the set
point against him and pulled out the
set at S--6.
Williams's backhand improved In the
second set, but Gamer, despite he fact
that he did not possess the same varied
assortment OF strokes continued To give
his resourceful opponent considerable
trouble. At critical stages Williams put
on a little more steam and the match
ended when Gamer served two double
faults In "A row. The summary:
Championship Singles. Third Round
Jerry Weber. Yale. defeated Il. G. koeni-
ger. Dartmouth, 81 81. X Norris
Williams. Harvard. defeated q CoIke'
Gamer. Harvard. st. -. Leonard Beck
man, Princeton. defeated william Rand,
Harvard. Ga. i-5, 81, Arthur Coney,
Princeton. defeated J. II. Rowland. Penn
sylvania, iO-s. l-G. Is.
Championship Doubles, Semi Anal Round
r. Norris Williams and Richard Hdrte
Harvard, defeated Jack Diston, Jr, and
J. X. Rowland, PENNSYLVANIA, 5-3, 81
81, 6-i: q. G. Gamer and l.. II. Curtis
Harvard. defeated Jerry Weber and +. 7
Hopkins. Yale, 6-3. &c. 60 g..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17
KIRKBY HEADS LIST
ON KWANOK LINKS
Leads Big Field I'm Annual
Tourney for Equinox Cup
With Score Of IS.
ARSTON HOLES HIS PUTT

MANCHESTER, Vt. Sept. 16.-Playing a
course. Oswald Klrkby of Englewood led
a field of seventy-six golfers in the quail
flying round of the annual Equinox cup
tournament this morning, With no rs
and but two IS on his card n no one
else in the field below so, Kirkby was de-
cidedly the star of the morning.
This afternoon In the first round OF
match play Ma II. Marston had his sup
porters guessing when he was playing
the old approaching the home hole and
needed "A half for the match. His oppo-
ncnt. II. y. Wright of Pasadena, had n
putt for the hole, but missed and left
Mars;on a stymie OF the worst kidd. The
BaltuSrol star was equal TO tho task,
however. although he had been putting
poorly earlier In the round. and cutting
the bail with the edge of his iron he
PLAYED q perfect curve shot and savel
the match. The summary
First sixteen. for Ekwanok Cup-os-
waid kirkey;. ,E]ngieSSod' 30 MAY r.
Ekwsnok, 81; Dwight Partridge, Bedford.
81. n X Kerr. Greenwich. 81. Il NJ Lewis.
nidgencid 50; T W case owaSsp; So r.
" w W thllh 'aH 80 -" -
HIS, IS; n. Catlin. Richmond County, ~;
g l. watkins. Apawaml.. 30; e. II Wright.
Annandale, 90 H. NJ Eaton. hrae Burn.
I.aughiin. scarsdale. 81. q. A Kelley. Jr..
First Round-Lewi- beat Kelley. = and
?; Alien beat Edmunds. Z and 3; Partridge
beat Case. 4 and 2: Msrston beat Wright.
up; Watkins beat Clarke. s and g. Mac
laughlln beat Eaton by default; klrkby
beat Catl!n, 8 and 4; Kerr beat Wilson.
second sixteen-J J Murphy. wollas,on.
80, a. NJ kinsley, oneida, W J III Hooker.
clair. 81 A'w church. Apawami': 95; J.
e Hcwes, Hartford, %; J : Cooke Ar
cola. %, : W Griggs. Arc2la. 90 : J.
iH tSfsdaie. B g. Il. II nv W;ood dS, p y Ms nisS%.
~ A n. Pratt. Nassau, 90: J. J. Gala
Cher, Woilnston, 90; y NJ. Ward. Baltusrol.
100 = . Mills Orange County 100
First Round-Woody beat Mills. : and
church beat starrett up Hewes beat
=. HoEsott beat Ward, l up l9 holes)
Hooker beat Edison. 3 and >. Mellen beat
CoOk.. 3 aud 2
THIRD sixteen Frank c,rocker, Ek.
wanok, l0l. II. 10. carey, Hartford. iCl
\ T. Ruggles. orange County, 1917 $ V
ICELAND. Huntington 9 {. l0l: II. Il knight
l0l. g \. sporord. Garden city. 1O2; W
Z. Be,knap Richmond County, -lo2 A
G%olAIe WINCHESTER io2i H. w Brown
lumbls lOs. +. &. Russell. pyker Meadow
100. e. :. Read, Apawsmis. l0i, y. a
Mctunc, Allegheny, iOl ] b Townsend
Merton. 1916; r q Hoist. Belmont c
First Round-Brown beat ICELAND. 1 up
Sponord beat belknap. ! up; Crocker ben,
: Goodale heat Ruggies, 8 and =; McCun'
beat Russell, . and 3. Rhea beat Hoist.
and !. Townsend beat ward. 3 and =.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17
HOLDS HER HAT ON; BEATEN.
Miss Clarke's safety First Idea
Keeps Her From Taking Race.

HoHoKrs. y. j., Sept. lG.-Seyen
heats were enough to decide the w
Metropolitan Circuit events to-day at
Star won the 2 30 pace in three straight
heats, and Burleigh Girl came within a
nos of making II three straight in
the > - trot.
A novelty running race also was held.
and Miss Madge Clarke OF WoodciifTe
Lake, riding astride, might have won
ne event, a quarter mile dash, had she
not had 10 hold her hat on rear the
finish after winning the first heat. The
summaries
:e0 Pace purse $500;
Acyor" star. h m. by Queechy
Columh.ue. IN. m. by r. ). ,Leescb... ? 2
Bnns Raron, b. h, by The Baron
Bel tHullyl. : 3
Jo,eph T Patch, b. &, ny Joe
Patchen Brown 1
Tlme-2:i5a 2:i5s. ::isa.
.i2t Trot; purse $50;
bnreigh Girl, b. m. by Aquilin
OK sgisr, bik. g. by Directum .
Ba,n"'on,, br. n, by Bengard =
..lLtrsrl .rs-.... ..... ...3 .
Ssry ptverson, 70. {, by Jay
vouE psNesonl I
MIS- Wauhun. gr. m. by Waubun
7ime-s:r5i., AIS. 2:ii. 2l7r..
Running race, one-quarter mile dash
Hahs, Hidden by Miss Clarke. .........1 >
Lazy Jane, ridden by George Hopper |
Margaret, ridden by Mrs. Francisco. 3 3
Time-oi2sh, o;2sa.
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MIDpLETowN. Conn, Sept. IA call
tor football candidates to report to Capt.
hIngeley on the Wesleyan field Septem-
Der 20 has been mailed 10 a squad Of
thlrty men. The call was issued nearly
TWO weeks later than usual his season
hecalse Wesleyan and Williams have an
understanding that they will omit this
year the game on their schedules which
heretofore has come the Saturday pre-
vious TO the opening OF both institutions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17
NASSAU INVITES FAIR GOLFERS.
Two Day Tournament Scheduled
There Next Week.

The Nassau Country cubs two day
invitation tournament for women. a good
deal OF a novelty around New York,
II the leading event on the fall schedule
Of the Womon's Metropolitan Golf Asso-
citation. announced by Miss Marion Hol-
Inns, the secretary. II will be played
on Thursday and Friday 81 next week,
September % and "a. The remaining
events on the schedule are one day tour
naments. The list follows
september 20. 2t-Inyiintion tourns-
october 5-Btitusrol Golf Club. 3,
Scarsdale Golf and Country Club. II, Cen
fury Country club; ~, PIPING Rock club
-, Fox H'lls Golf club, 81, Country club
Of Lakewood.
IL Is expected that there will be a field
Of over 100 In the fall tournament "
the Real Estate Board OF New York
which will he PLAYED at Fox Hills on
Tuesday. October +. There will be both
morning and afternoon competitions. the
details OF which wall be announced later
by the committee in charge, composed
Of Albert II. Ashforth. chairman; joel
r. de Selding, secretary John i. kir-
wan. IL. IL. Hazelton, Walter Stabler
aud W. j. Van Pelt.
An elaborate programme has been
provided for its members by the Knoll
wood Country Club on Saturday, Sep
TENDER %, The chief event will be a
mixed swatfest open 10 members and
their families, in which the president
- the club will act as scorer, In the
evening there will he a club dinner and
on the following day n mixed obstacle
putting competition will be played.