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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

Monn fielen nns gu. g3uiiiide Nn-
griffe tpeltli9 BON Saeobita6t mltrben
abge1dlogen. gseitIid BON Snonfit
nabn1en mir feinolide Steuuneen on
elmer 6ront bon ettpu 6rei &tlome=
tern. gseiter iiiolid I'm ser @egeno
BON srnorgarn uuroen tpie6erbolte
rulIiide @orftoBe anter beftigen Ser
lnlten fir SEN Jeino abgeidlogen.
31pei Sffi5iere uno 175 Mann muir
Sen gefangen geno1r11en. 8on Der
slrn1eegrltpe 6es 8rin5en 99eopolo bon
gopern beiBt es: Gin ruili1der sln-
griff SIT beioen seiten Ser giienbabn
bon 2iadotpitidi na6 garanotpitidi
brad under u1rierem 6euer IN elmer
g1rtfer11ng BON 400 gar6s Dor nnle=
rem Stenungen 5ulammen.
1rtr6 faiierli9en ltfas lit iiber
sfa6t un0 @oubernement 0eosfau
ser gelagerungs5uftan6 berbangt
tporoen tpeil IN lebter 3eit balelbit
beberflide &1beit0rungen borgefon1=
men ii11b.
Song SStaIiett lit in boiler Mufre=
gung iiber 6ie 6rage, Oh italieni1de
Sr11ppen an 6em 5el65ug ouf 6en
8oIfan tbeilnebnren ioQen o6er nidt.
Mon lit iiber sic Srage iebr getbeilter
slnliht. gs miro berlidert, 6ab iid
6ie Meinungsberfdie bieriiber
ielbit Big ms &abi1rett getrogen bot
.utrb boB 6osielbe 4ssssrd biefes Hroe
glem be6robt tit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
Is. Getober.

CAo1t0oItlaJS |Ifl@ w ~oS~""sS>
les in Ser @banrpagne u1ro IN 2otb=
ringen tpur6en alle dbgetpieien; er=
! folgreider 8or1toB Ser 9e11tlden beim
@ortmannspeilerfopf 5ur @erbe1ie=
rung Ser 9teuungen; iiber 800 Sc
fongene an einern Gage nno eire Mn-
5obl Mnidinengetpebre erbe11tet.
Sm Siten tpmr6en ru1lilbe Mngrif-
Fe DeitIid bon Gnrab1rg, bet @effoz
Iotp nn6 BEL Snrorgon blutig obge-
mielen; iiibli6 Ser 9i1pie 1iinaburg-
Noipo erIitten Sic g3uiien beftige Ser
lutte. 8ei einen briten 9lngriff
gIudte es SEN @uilen Sic 6eutiden
stenugnen IN Ser 8reite zines ga-
toinons GIT 6urd6ringen. Gin Sc
genangriff lit I'M @onge. gines Ser
6euti9en 9nftldiffe marf reidlid
gomben auf Sen 8abnbof in @insf,
tpo eine groBe Mn5ob1 sol6men Sic
gobn5lge beitieg. Stint laltte grplo=
1fonen tpur6e11 bernommen, un0 ein
groBes Teuer ipor fiblbar
@on Modenle11s Sruppen baben
tpeitere grfolge in Ser @egen6 iiio-
Ii9 bon @e1ner6ria nn6 Bel Noiare=
|tpob errl1ngen; brlgoriide Srup=
pen baben @0benitellungen. on
Ser @rer5e int RorooIttpin-
fel gerbiens genommen Cine
bnIgariI6e Mrnree bon 10000 Mann
griff sic Solonifi 8obn1i11ie nabe
Der griediiden n1t6 buIgariiden
@ren5e an. Sic Mniierten baben
iiber sic ba1Igariide &iiite 6es slegai-
iden Meeres eine 8ledo6e berbdngt
@edt iiberraiden6 fonrmt 6ie 9ead=
ridt 6oB Die @eion6ten &ublanos
nt16 eStoliens nit ibren Tamilien
Mtben perIalien >per6erl mas uls @or=
bote fontmen6er @reigniiie betra6tet
miro. 8ielIei9t ertporten 6ie Mniier=
ten, 6aB @riedenlon6 iid Sen ber-
binbeten Siegern onidlieben miro;
ou9 IdBt ser 3pteipalt, Ser 5tpifden
Sen griedi1den Sruppen anb 6en al-
liierten in @nlonifi ausgebroden 1T,
getpiiie gtiidifdtliiiie gu. Die @oltltng
@u1nG1iens lit i1nmer nod eine 5mei-
felbafte, 6ern bie &niien fetten ibnen
ftarf 5n 1t1o tponen freien 3ltrdgang
ibrer grltppen 6ur9 ibr 9an6, 6ie
SEN Serben at @iiIfe fonnren ionen,
tpogegen iih Del1tidlon6 un6 Seifer=
reid itrdnbt.
sstaIien miro 10000 Monn Iout
Meloung bon Haris gum 8ulfan ent-
fen6en. 0ie Megierltng bapabrt iiber
BEN 0rt Ser aarroung ftrengites Sfin-
idapeigen, ieoo9 erbofft man BON benz
gingretfen staliens eire entidetbenbe
@irfnng. @roBbritannten bot 8n1-
gorien SEN &rieg erfldrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
Sic &rie9sla9e.
20. Getpber.

Gab Str1t1risa, lpeldes sic Iuiier=
ten bereits eiugenonlmen baben lpoll=
TEN, nidDt einnral belest tullroe gibt
9soris ielbit 5l1. Gie 9ulgaren ge=
ben liegrei6 in Serbien Dor uno
Sultan Sepe tplroe genonunelr.
S1peitaltieno gefangene 1no 5lpolf
@eldiite gerietben in ibre Sanoe
Siiolih bon Gen1elroria baben li6
oie slrlneen @ouipis unb &oneB, mel
de Maferrien CUR Seite iino, perei=
1rigt; olterreidiide Sruppen iino on
ser Sau4Jront ol1f S6abob peiter
porgeriidt, uno obre 31peifel bat man
es auf cine aleitige ginfretlung ab=
geiefen.
Sic &abi1rettssffrilis in @1rgla1r6 1T
nod longe ridt beenoigt, lpie1pobl ei=
ne slusgleidung ser 9ifferen5eu b:s
CUR ge11elung oes &rermiernriniiters
9lsql1itb pertagt tpltroe. geu6 slnlidt
li5eroler Nurlu11entsglieber tit 0ie
Sage iebr ernlt un0 cine Hebolutloon
iogar iou 1ridt ousgeldlollen iein.
Seoerfans ihei11t 6as Sdidial bes
liberalen 93egimes beliegelt 5u iein.
SIT RuBlanb rinft oie slr1nee 6es
@eneralfelbnraridaQs BON 9i116en-
burg norooltlid un0 11orotpeltlid
Weituu Dor. General BON 9inlingens
9[rr1ee fddn1pft nod NIT oen &ullen
ont Gtpr. gfabe oer1 0orfe 8rogl1s=
lu1pfa lpurbe Ser Sein6 in 0ie Jll1dt
geidloger1 1116 I'M Sanogemenge per=
loren bie 9311lien n1ebr als 500 0eann
l1lro 5ipet 05aIdinengetpebre. 9s0rb=
lih BON Hefalopfa griffen oie 9ulien
obern1als nit ltarfen &raften on,
tnl1rben aber 5uriifgeldlagerl nobel
100 Mann gefangen murben.
Gin Ser fra115olifd=bulgariiden
6rot1t 1ubn1 eir1e oe1tl6e sluffla=
rl111gsabtbeilrtng oie norotpeiflid
bon Erl1naD porriidte, bier fran5o=
iiide Sfffiiaiere uno 1854 Mann ge=
fongen uno erbentete 6rei Wealdine1r=
getpebre 1trlb orei Minentperfer. Nabe
Weiboelferfe, @elgie1L tpuroe Elm bri=
tiihes 6lug5eug beruntergeidollen,
lt11o Ste sSnIalien mltr0en gefangen
genonrne1r.
@onr itolie11iide1t &riegsidouplab
lal1ten oie 9aadriht gleidfoGs 1ebr
giiritig. Sin slngriff auf Monte
Sobotiro tpeItli6 saleona mebrere
slngriffe auf ei1e Steuuung nabe
8etfano, 6as ieit eisriger Sagen ein
nieI1nritrihtttet1er 9s11nft tpor, tpuroen
ntit idtperen gerll1lten fir Sen 6ein0
obgeidlagen. SsSn &drrtben uno
5prol li1r6 lebbofte fein6lidye slrtil=
leriefaanrpfe ,im gange.
aluf grinden Ser frar5o1iiden
u116 belgiiden @elan6tidaft bat itd
Napit geneotft BEL &aiier @ilbelm
fir 8aron 6e @enrpbnirne uno iie-
BEN a11bere Sran5oie1r ber1pen0et, 6ie
pom oeut1den &riegsgeridt gum
So6e pernrtbeilt itn6. Ger &aiier
bot 5tpeds ndberer ltnterind1ng Ell
men @oultredltngsmtf1dub angeoro~
net.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
@unber, ,pobin Der &rdTbent,

Bnnber, ,uobin Der &rdfbemt,
tpenn er NIT ser S6ei61ng Der Ser6e
beqin1tt, sic aIten @anitreefbode
ftelIen tpin. gu feiner 9tnfen miro er
Weorqan un6 @enoilen aus otter un6
1re1er Mnbdnglihfeit ia faum itellen
,ponen, uno 5u ieiner @edten miro
er fie fm1m u1terbringen fonnen; bie
@dafe, bie iie geidoren, oiirften ii6
{oIde geieniduft ertidieben perbtt-
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
15. aetpher.

Die onglo=fran5ofiide @re6itanlei'
be in S0be bon 500 Dfilionen DoI.
lars tpurbe IN Seem Sort 1trrteraeid.
net. Sic &ontmtiiion nitro beute u1i
6en amerifunifden Dnmpfer ct.
2ouis Sic 9eintreiie a1hreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

Sci 8ern1enes tpuroen Ole 8rite1
Bis auf einen fleinen sdiitengraben-
abldnitt m1s ian1mtliden friiberen
oeutiden stequngen bertrieben. SSn
Ser Gbampagne bel 9luberiDe 1tiirn1=
ten iddliide Hegin1enter oie lette be-
| feItigte fran3olilde Steaung.
@ngrife Ser 8uilen bei Diinaburg
uno on m16eren Sfellen tpur6en nit
b1utigem gerluiten fin iie 5uriidge=
| iblagen. 2on6on nrel6et, Elm Britt
1des Sau6boot babe inn Sun6 5tpei
oeutlde Sorpeooboote periet1ft. 8ei=
ter beiBt es iiber 8ien bonn rullilden
@riegsfda1plat: Ser 6ein6 griff un=
iere 9teaung ipeitlid Sarnopel OF;
er itiirn1te IN brei @lie6ern. ltniere
Gruppen idluger oen 6ei11b, Ser
ldtpere 8erlulte erlitt.
2ie .1erbilde @egierung lit BON
Mib 1ra9 UHtrotpi5 an ser monte
negri1den @ren5e oer5ogen. Weaden=
fen iett ieinen gormarid plannaBig
fort. @i6li6 bon gelgra6 utr6 Se=
nren6ria iin6 6ie serben meiter 5u=
ridgetrieben tuor6en. Sic befeltigte
@tn6t sordarertpnt fieI Sen Geut=
iden IN 6ie 9an6e. Ser 6ei1r6, 6e1n
nod Mnslage bon @efungenen ser 8e=
febl ertbeilt tporoen pur, Bis gum Iet=
ten Manne itan05ubalten, flob in 6ie
Nbala=8erge un6 bie 8egeno 0ltli9
babon. Seine 8erlulte tparen aub ger
orbe1ttli6 idtper. Sic idtpere Mrtil=
lerie Ger 8erbiin6eten trug, tpie es
ge1p0bnlib Bel iolden Sperationen
ser 6an iii, 5u 6em @rfolge bel.
Sei Seiterreidifd=ungarilde un6 6eut=
.i9e Sruppen riidten iiber 6ie gbene
bon grirro utro 8ro6o por nno per=
trieben Sen 6etr16 iiber 6os 6IiBden
golleica, 6as BEL @inea in 6ie Conan
nrit116et. Die erlte bulgarilde armee
nab,n sic Ndiie un0 S0ben 51piiden
8elorra6i6if uno &1lo5ebit. 9ie
ierbii9e gta6t No5orebac, ettpa 5tp6lf
Meilen iiiio60oiitlii6 bon gen1er1bria ge=
lege1,, tit, tpie 6ie Sberite Seereslei=
tung meloef, gelromn1ef1 tpor6eH, uno
6rei @eibiibe tpur6en erobert.
8om itaIie1rilden &riegsidal1pIok
lal1ten sic @iener geudridten: Sin
lebbaftes Mrtiueriefeuer gegen 1tniere
gfeQungen auf Ser @odebene bon
99ofraun un6 8ielgereutb nn6 gegen
eirige 9anfgraben an Ser 9olon1ite1t=
front bonert fort. Gin 9(lpenjdger=
bataiaon 6as gegen uniere borge=
fhobenen stellnngerr bon 9fiba por=
riidftte, tpur6e 6urh unier @eldub=
feuer 511riidgetrieben. 3tpei italieni=
ide glngriffe o11f @o5liord, sic nod
itarfen Observation-Disclosures ge=
nradt tpnr6er, braden bor nnleren
@erbanen 5ui iamnren.
3ie 9lniierten erIitten on SEN Dor=
batteQen tpie6er tbre Sdlappen Dus
tilrfiide &riegsn1i11iiterium gibt 6orii-
ber befor1t: Sci Mnafarta bradten
mir bem 6ein6e our9 Sen @ebraud
bon 8o1nben idtpere @erluite BEL. l1n-
ier 6euer beida6igte Elm feinoli@es
5lug5eug, bos 0itlid bon Tuslagoel
berabfiel un6 bon nnlerer 9lrtiaerie
5erit0rt tpur6e. l1niere Muffldrungs=
abtbeilung Bel @eo6u1 8obr ging 6em
redten 61iigel oes Jeinoes no6 Ell
re1n l1eberfan nit So1ogranate11
itorf 5u 2eibe, n1r6 Sorpeooboote, Die
uniern Iinfen 5Iiigel beidoiien, muir
6e bon 1tnierer Nrtilerie ge5matngen,
Die Mleerenge 511 berlaiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
england litbt boffaung$lollgkeit Elm.

orritt Snpafom Nnier
6aumb &6beb perein8n
eemeiniamer neb Der
,aamdbli"
8ueariid omsen ne9rei III seben serbis
9erdtb in @amgen@a oeierr@ berdtet sort:
II
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

2on0or, 19. Set. = General
Sir San Sar1ilto1r, S6erbefeblsba=
Der Ser britild)en Iarbanellen5rup=
pen, lit nod 9onbon berltfe lporoen,
Inn @eriht 5r erItatten. @ie Jos
ariegsn1ilriiterium am 0fontagabenl
in aonoon ar1fiinoigt, lit Generalmo-
ior Charles Garmiboel Msonroe gu
leirrellt Nahfolger ernan1t 1poroer1
Sis sur sl11flttrft Sen. Monros alti
ganipoli miro Generalmaior @il=
liaut Hfiooa 8riMpeoo 6ie Speratio=
rten Ieiten.
Garipn tritt snriif.
gbenio pidtig tit Ser NNudfttrihtt uiiftri tt Sir
gbpar0 Cartons. Sir gotpor0 I'll
Ser 5Siibrer bon ltliter u11o 1pltroe
Iette1 Moi 51tm Generalanpalt i'm
&oalitionsfobinett er11a1r11t. geab Ell
ner ar1tIihen grfldrung 1T Garion
ridt tpegen Observation-Disclosures
ten nit Sen iibrigen W}iniltern ilber
bie @onIfriptionsfrage ,lon0er1t ilber
ste Gage I'M Orient 5uridgetreterr.
CT ielbit bot feline grflaru1tg iiber
feline Griinoe 5um &iidtritt perof-
fe1ttlidlt, ieooh lit es offenes gebeln1=
1iB, oaB er oie Eolitif Gnglanos I'M
golfo1, iotpie oie Deetbooe Ser 8egte=
r1ng tabeIt, Sic geianmte o1sparti=
qe Eolitif ton ei1tem fleinen ~inne=
rem &abinett" Ieiten 51 lailen. ytan
er1portet I'M 2a1fe 6ieler 8ode leb=
bufte Gebotten I'M l1nterbal1s, Dor al=
len Gingen idarfe s(rgriffe muf hie
Hegierung tpegen ibrer Nolitif I'M
Orient.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
@uoIebelt bat uieber einmaI oas

9apoiebelt fat mieber einmaI bas
8e6irfriB gebobt, uns 4merifarer
oe,1ti9er Serfunft aIs gerrdtber 3u
bran6n1orfen. 9lber bos noM nidts.
8ir boben es 6neit oufgeeeben, uns
iiber 6ie 9fiipelefen 6teies GIegels
a11f3uregert. Ser Mon6 mub es ii6
ia a11h gefol1en Iaffenz boB er bon ie=
oem ruppigen Softer angebent miro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
Both Are Hitting at .322,
with Snyder Runner
Up at .3l4.
ONLY NINE PLAYERS
IN SELECT CIRCLE
Snodgrass Has Shown Little I'm
provement in New Uniform
Jack Murray Going Well.

Fred Luderus. of the Phillies, and
Larry DOYLE. Of the Giants. are tied
this week for the honor Of being the
best batter in the National League.
Each has an average of 1922. The Ma
tional League has only nine 300 hit
ers. while the American League has
twelve.
Snyder. the St Louis catcher. is
third in the league. with .3li Jake
Daubert, of Brooklyn. in the last week
let his average fall from 1913 20 .3Os
Fred Merkle is now batting .30l and
Davey Robcrtson's average is .2SS.
Fred Snodgrsss. released to Boston
by the Giants. is batting POS. while
Red Murray has pulled his average up
to 265.
The ST. Louis Cardinals are leading
in club batting. with Cincinnati second
Brooklyn is third. while Boston is last.
Cravath, of Philadelphia. is the lead
ing sluggcr and the best run getter.
The following figures are compiled
from official scores as published in the
different cities OF this league by the
Moreland News Bureau, and include
records of all players who have played
in fifteen or more games, including
Thursday September y. 1915:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
MOTOR BOATS AWAY
ON NOVEL CRUISE
Gardenia and Cero Are Rivals
for Wallace Trophy.

The Garden:a, owned - Harry An
derson. Of the New York Athletic Club
and W. B. Frost's Zero. the winner Of
tho New York Athletic Clubs power
boat race 20 Block Island last June
were the only starters yesterday IN the
Long Island Motor Boat Association
cruiser consistency race for the wal
lace trophy.
The start was made of the STAN
ford Yacht Clubs pier at p. m. The
captains had their choice of ports oil
call. and they chose the eastern course
FIRST. which will take them TO Black
Rock. Bridgeport. Morris Cove. Fort
Jefferson. Huntington, Manhasset Bay
New Rochelle and to finish at STAN
ford.
Each OF the contestants is required
10 anchor of each OF the reporting sta,
tions. lower the dinghy and land all OF
his crew and guests, except the women
and hand a schedule 70 the reporting
official at that place. duplicate OF
which has been left with the judges AT
the starting point.
Fifteen minutes must be spent on
shore before returning 20 the boat 70
continue the trip. The best speed made
between any two of the reporting sta
tjons will be used as a basis BY the
Judges in determining the winner. Inc
prize is a trophy presented by }. H.
Wallace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
Tyrus, However, Lead,
American League Batter,
by Wide Margin.
YANKEES AT TOP
IN FIELDING END
Tigers Show Way in Team Stict,
work, with Boston and
Chicago Trailing.

Ty Cobb still leads the Amer;..
League in batting. but he is slipu,,,
back from the 400 mark, which 4.
covets. His average now is .s7s. s.,
ing a loss Of four points in the w..
W Davis. Of the Athletics. proves a..
some pitchers really can nit RI.
Ruth, Red Sox pitcher, is third in =.
list
Joe Jackson, who was recently .,,
by the Indians to the White Sox I, 49,
batting 1928, tied with Iris Spear,
who slipped back six points last ss,t
Sam Crawford, Of Detroit, lost ri..
points in the week. Fritz Msisel n,
leading hitter of the Yankees, fell BAL
from 300 20 .296. Paddy Bauman. vts
is getting his batting eye into fine hi,
now. has a mark Of .293.
The Yankees lead the Amer,e,,
League in fielding, with Boston ard
Chicago close behind. Cobb has s.ol,,
eighty bases. while Msisels marx /,
forty-nine. Maiscl is the only Ysri,
among the ten leading run-ge.tera
In club batting Detroit, Boston srs
Chicago are first, second and third
The following figures are compiled
from official scores, as published in n,
different cities in this league BY n.
Moeland News Bureau. and inelus,
records of all players who have plsy.l
in fifteen or more games inclucirr
Thursday, September 9, 1915:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
LEANING TEN BASE. sTEALERs.
LEADING TEN RUN.GETrERs.
Dunwoodie Country Club.

Members Of the Dunwoodie Country
Club took Part in the usual red card
competition, in addition to the first
first round of match play, for the Sep
TENDER Cup in two classe In Class A
of the red carl. W. w. Harris, with 70
-7-72, led his set, while NJ. A. Simp-
SON topped the list in Class B with
9s-2S--70. The summary of match
play follows:
Class Ar Collier heat VI @. McDonsd. by
default; A 81 iforris beat ". T. Gray. 5 up and
70 play y. T., Williams heat z. Z olin. 3 up
and Z 20 play. Hal forde heat A. l. BAbcock.,
up ana 3 TO play: r. L. Aiken beat J.. e. sulli-
van. by default; :. Roberts beat Fulton coi'ille.
IN: ~ w. Eabroek beat W r. Caldwell. BY de-
fault ?. -: Bsnu drew a bye.
Clss, B--f. y. searles beat 4. Y. chauvin, up
and a to play, Lester Russell beat T. p. Keogh.
1 up tl9 holcsl G. II. stengel beat Owen Davis.
5 up and 3 TO play. ~. A. simpson beat J. Me
N,Ir up and TO play: D, 'MeAipin bs., J. c.
t'pdegrove. 4 up and 5 10 play: y. Il. Chandler
beat ~ u. Goodie H.. 4 up and 10 play. W. L.
Philips beat J. n Williams up and 10 play
g., Riddeu beat L. c. ca,anash. up and {. "a
play
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
Somerset Cricketers Strike
Real Gait After Poor
Beginning.
TROTT'S BOWLING
HARD TO SOLVE
Goes Through Whole Innings,
Capturing the Wickets with
Clocklike Regularity.

The Somerset Cricket Club eleven,
winners Of the Bermuda Cup, struck
their real gait yesterday, when they
encountered : picked New York eleven
in the second game Of their tour and
scored a we'll earned victory by a
margin of thirty-nine runs at LenoX
Oval. The New York team was select
ed for the occasion by the Columbia
Oval Cricket Club. winner of the Van
Cortlandt League championship, and
consisted of members of that club,
as well as the Brooklyn. Manhattan
and Richmond County clubs. It could
easily have been strengthened had 10.
other players been engaged in league
fixtures, but this side was regarded a.
a good one and capable Of holding its
own against the visitors.
After dismissing the Bermudian-
for l26, few New Workers had serious
misgivings as to the result. but the
fine work Of II. Trott, the Somerset
bowler. upset the calculations of all
and the metropolitan players were al
put out for 81. Trott bowled through
out the whole innings and captured
alternate wickets with clocklike regu-
larity, finishing with a record of six
wickets at a cost of seventeen runs
a wonderful performance for interna-
tional cricket The match was decided
by his exceptional work, and at the
conclusion he was carried bodily of
the field by an enthusiastic admirers.
During New York's innings there
was an incident which threatened TO
become unpleasant, but it was, fortu-
nately. smoothed over by the good tact
of Tucker. manager Of the BermuGi'
ans. J. n. Escobal, high score for
New York, was associated with l.
Miller, when Knight sent down a
speedy one, which apparently beat Is,
cobal. As a matter Of fact, the ball
Just grazed the wicket and, hitting
the wicket-keeper's pads, bounded back
and knocked off bale. An appeal was
made and not allowed by the umpire
at the bowler's end. Some one shout
ed "Out!" and Escobal stepped out
of his crease, whereupon his wicke'
was put down and he was given oul
by the other umpire. Escobal walled
off the field, amid a storm of protest
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
TWO VICTORIES
FOR ROY MORSE
National Furlong Cham
pion Scores in Canadian
Games.

Toronto, Sept. 11.-Roy Morse, Of
New York, was the star of the Cana
dian national athletic meet to-day, win
ming the 100 and 200-yard sprints, the
former in 10 seconds fat and the lat
ter in 81 is seconds.
Abel Kiviat, of New York, won the
1,000-yard special. beating Ted Mere
dith, of Philadelphia, and Jack Tressi-
der, the Canadian champion, in a close
finish. The time, 2:27 is, was slow, as
the runners loafed in the earlier stages.
George Goulding, worlds champion
walker, made a new Canadian record
when he came home alone from scratch
in a twomile handicap in 1927 Is.
Hannes Kolehmainen started at
scratch in a three-mile handicap, in
which he conceded all competitors from
30 seconds TO / 1-2 minutes. He wore
dian marathoner, and Joyce, Of Buffalo.
The Firms time was 1916 is.
The summaries follow
Two-mile walk (handicap)-Won by George
Gouding scratch Toronto: Freeman
Toronto. second; Hill. Toronto. third. Time
22o-yard run-won BY Roy Morse. New York
II. McGayin. Toronto second J. r. Lock
wood. University Of Pennsylvania third.
Time. o:2l Is.
loo0-ysrd run (open)-Won bv Jack Tres
slider. Toronto: Skunk Kenmore. New York,
second: Kappenmann. Buffalo third. Time,
2l7 as
Three-mile run Granddaughter by James
Dcllow Toronto 80 seconds: d. D. Joyce.
Buffalo second: Hannes Kolehmainen. New
York. third. Time. 1915 l-b.
Toward dash (inall-Non by Roy Morse
New York: Harry McGsyin. Toronto. second;
J. f. Meredith. Philadelphia. third. Time
0lo.
One-rlile bicycle rac--Won by Hans Ohrt.
San Francisco. Elmer Bundt. Buffalo. second
Louis Peterson Buffalo. third Time. 255 20.
/ coward run (speciaD-Won by Abel
KivIat New York. J. f. Meredith. Philadel
phia second; Jack Tressider. Toronto third'
Time PSI is.
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Jersey CITY TWICE
BEATEN BY TORONTO
Verbout Gets Off TO Poor Start
and Leafs Get Big Lead.
ny Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Oronto, Untarlo, sept. IL oronto
won its second double header in two
days when it took the opening two
games of the series from Jersey City
to-day with the scores at II to ! and
/ TO Q.
The Leafs had a real batfest in the
opening affair, driving out eight runs
il the first inning of Verbout's deliv-
cry. Williams had two homers and a
single in this game.
Herbert and Crutcher staged a pitch
ers' battle in the second contest. Her
bert allowed only two hits and passed
four men, while Crutcher gave five hits,
but famed six. In the seventh inning
Toronto scored the winning run on
Williams's double. a sacrifice and Gil
bert's single.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12

Cole, Elsie Sultan, Claire Galligan ard
Rita Greenfield, are one and all dan
gerous rivals. An exceptionally large
field is promised
The Princeton University Lifesaving
Club is making efforts TO introduce
rescue races as feature of all college
swimming meets, and the plan is to be
heartily commended. Such contests not
only encourage students to take up the
study and practice of lifesaving meth
DDS, but they also prove novel, interest
ing and instructive to spectators.
The new swimming code just drafted
| by the aquatic committee of the Ma
tional Collegiate Athletic Association
contains an admirably devised rule to
avoid fouls in dual meets. 1t pre-
scribes the division of the pool into
two lanes BY stretching a rope length
wise through the middle, and the start
ing of the representatives Of opposing
teams in separate lanes. A simple ex-
pedient, yet warranted to completely
do away with the protests and discus
sions so often chroncled in the past.
Hereafter, with the rival candidates
on either side of the barrier, crooked
swimming can only work against the
offender, or a teammate, as it should.
Billy Williams, the Olympic Club
fancy diver, who won the exposition
championship event in San Francisco
last July, has taken residence in Los
Angeles and obtained his release from
, the Winged organization, that he
may compete in future for the Los An
geles Athletic Association.
The refusal of Herbert VolImer, of
the New York Athletic Club, to start
in the metropolitan ive-mile title race,
which has been commented upon, was
based on common sense. Apart from
the fact that he has never done any
real long distance swimming, he was in
no condition 10 undergo so hard a test.
This he showed clearly in the one-mile
contest at Steeplechase Park. Both his
time and the overwhelming defeat adj
ministered to him by Wheatley pro-
claimed him stale.
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Nassau Country Club.

Major B. II. Tobey won the eighteen
hole handicap against par, finishing 2
down, at the Nassau Country Club yes
terday. There were about forty start
ers, of which the following returned
cards:
r. H. Tobey down: G. G. Bovine. down
Cape. down.