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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-20
Big CrOWd Sees Soccer
Teams Battle to DRAM

the result was In doubt until just as
the game ended, when the Celtcs won
out by score of to 3.
Hogan, playing at centre forward
for the West Hudsons, was the first
to score, but the Celtics soon tied the
count, their centre forward. O'Hallo-
ran, making the shot. No further scor-
ing was done during the first period.
and the score was still tied, Ii, at
half time.
Soon after the restart the Celtics
took the lead, McCreezy and Lennon
of the forwards, each scoring goal,
and it looked as if they would have an
easy victory. The West Hudsons raj
lied, however, and added two goals,
Lowe and Ward each being credited
with tally. thus tieing the score
at TO 3. Just before the whistle
blew TO end the game, Ellis, playing at
outside right for the Celtics, shot the
winning goal.
The line-uD follOWa:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-20
Thirty-eight Events .
on Grand Circuit Card

Columbus, Ohio, Sept Is.-Ihlrty-
light events In stakes, futurities and
class races, with purses aggregsting
scr 600 are on the programme Of the
Grand Circuit race meeting "hieh VIII
open at the driving park mere to-mor-
tobcr !.
To-morrow's card comprises the 2:ll
trot. purse $1,000; the Horse Review
Futuritv for two-year-old trotters,
purse 50, 900. and the King $4,000 stake
for 2:06 PAGERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-20
NINETEEN YACHTS
RACE ON SOUND
w. H. Bowes's Pontiac Wins
from Five Other Sloops.

The handicap yacht racing class
sailed its final race Of the season on
Long Island Sound yesterday in an
easterly wind and in quite heavy sea
for the early part of the contest.
Nineteen yachts started in the four di-
visions. The second division was sub
divided into two classes--A and B.
George P. Granbery's Anita made the
best start Of the feet Her bowsprit
was right on the line when the signal
sounded and she also was in the
weather berth. Six sloops started in
the first division. and ". H. Bowes's
Pontiac proved TO be the winner on
corrected time. She defeated the Okee
by 4 minutes 90 seconds. and she won
the principal prize of the day, the Of
fcers' cup. for making the best cor
rected time over the course of eleven
and half miles.
The handicapper's cup, given BY
Charles P. Tower, went to J. W. Alker's
Alerion II. The prize is for the yacht
that starts and finishes in three or
more races and has not won first
prize during the season. Her competi-
tors were the Kenmuir and the Clare.
A ". Lockwood's Carolina. in at
tempting 70 cross the bow of the
Sonora. came into collision with that
yacht, the Senora's bowsprit breaking
when II struck the Cardinals boom.
This forced the Sonora to withdraw
from the contest and the Carolina was
disqualified.
The winners in the other classes
were: The Mediator, from the Red
Wing, by 8 minutes 4 seconds; Alerion
II, from the Ariel, by minute A sec
onds; the Peg. from the Twinkle, BY s
minutes AZ seconds, and the White
Cap. from the Miss Modesty, By min
utes 27 seconds.
The summary follows:
rrpcT nrvrsrO%-srIRr -COI-RsE IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-20
Seattle Wins Frnnant.

Seattle. Sept. l9.-The Northwestern
League season closed to-day with Seat
tie winning the 1915 championship. The
league started with six clubs and fin
ished with four, Victoria and Aberdeen
having been dropped from the roster.
The surviving clubs finished as follows:
Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane and Vancou-
yer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-20
MORE LAWN TENNIS
FIXTURES ON CARD
Imposing Entry List for the Or
ange Clubs Annual Tourney.

There are several lawn tennis tour
naments scheduled for this week about
lie metropolitan district, and these
mark the end Of the season OF 1910,
which has proved itself the most sue
cessful in the history of the game IN
this country.
The Phillipse Manor Club, near Tar
rytown-o the Hudson, will continue
to-day the tourney that began on Sat
urday, and the open affair Of the sun
ningdale Country Club, of Mount YER
non, will begin this afternoon. Inc
annual handicap tournament OF the
Harlem Tennis Club will also be played
during the week.
On the turf courts of the historic
Orange Lawn Tennis Club, at Noun
tain Station, y. j., the most important
fixture Of the week, an invitation tour
namcnt in singles and doubles for wom-
en-, will start on Wednesday morning
and continue on Thursday and Friday.
with the finals scheduled for the latter
day.
The entry list is one Of the most rep
rosentative since the women's national
tournament al Philadelphia last June.
among those who will play beng Miss
Wolla Biurstedt, national and metro
politan champion; Miss Marie Wagner.
New York state champion; Miss Clare
Cassel, Miss Marion Vanderhoef, MISS
Helene Pollak, Miss Florence Balm,
Miss Marjorie Pierson, Miss Bags
Miss Ina A. Kissel and Miss Abby Nor
rison. 49,,
Mrs. David c. Mills is the chairman
of the tournament committee. RAY
,yilI begin at 10 o'clock in the morning.
I'D trains leave the Lackawanna sta
,ior in Hoboken at $3.50. 9;45. 1880
and 1908 a. M. and eight trains be-
tween the 1867 and 6:37, inclusive, stop
At Mountain Station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-20
Schools Taking Keener
Interest in LAM Tennis

held the leading position In the world
OF court tennis.
It is understood that George Covey'
the former worlds champion, who was
defeated for the open championship
last year by Jay Gould, the American
title holder, is also planning to make
his home in this country and Is eX-
pected here within month. This
means an unusually lively season OF
court tennis and racquets this winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-20
TWO KNIGHTS DEFENCE

Ia Very conservative play.
do In the cable match between Steinitz
and Tschigorin the former played XIX r
instead.
Cc) OF doubtful merit. White ought 10 hsvo
kept his knight on KS
(D In view Of the irola.ed QP. White
should not have exchanged bishops
(e) As mate was threatening the bishop
could not be saved. and resignation was
I'm order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-20
With their team strengthened by

With their team strengthened by
several new players, including j..
Christie. formerly a member of the
Hollywood Club, and Garside, who
last year played with the Continentals,
the Yonkers team won their match
against the Babcock e. Wilcox eleven
at Tibbett's Field, Yonkers, By score
OF goals TO 2.
All the scoring was done in the frst
half, with George Petrie making all
three tallies for the Yonkers team,
while for the B. e. W. team, Peter
Sweeney and Sim gathered one goal
apiece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-20

Ref,r,e-W Dean. Nnemen-Smih Tor Ecol-,
tish Americans: Lowenstcin for Conineiias. Tims
Halves OF forty Eve minutes
In the game between the Brooklyn
Celtics and the West Hudsons, which
was played at the Federal League
Grounds at Harrison, y. j., lots OF ex-
element was afforded the onlookers, as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-20

Gosls-Hogsn. love and ward. West Hudsons
O'HAlloran. McCreezy. lennon and Ellis. Brooklyn
Cetic, Refercr-ChareS ward of Passac Time
Halves Of forty five minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-20
Entries for day
at Havre de Grace

FIRST RACE--selllns; for thrce-year-old' ard up
ward sI furong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-20

Apprentice allowance claimed.
St. Tammany farmer., 1915-11-04

Pouters, Carriers, Barbs, Jacob
ms, Trumpeters. Runts, English
Owls. Turbits. Fan Tails, Homers.
Tumblers.
Class 14-Capons. First prize,
800: second. SO cents.
Special Prizes
st. Tammany Farmer Cup-Best
pen, any breed. chickens raised in
st. Tammany parish.
st. Tammany Cup-Best pair, any
breed, American class.
st. Tammany Cup-Best pair. any
breed, Mediterranean class.
Ten Dollars (Sweepstakes)-Best
pen, any breed, chickens exhibited.
Pet Animals, including dogs, cats,
rabbits, etc-Entry fee, 25 cnets.
First prize, cash, $500; second.
$1.OO; third, ribbon.
HORSE DEPARTMENT.
Eugene Wharton, Superintendent.
Entry fee, SO cents.
No animal shall be entered for
more than two premiums.
The association reserves the right
to refuse cash prize where there il
no competition.
SADDLE HORSES.
Pest stallion. 3 years or ovar. first.
So; second, $3.50.
Best mare. FIRST IS; second, $3.50.
Best gelding, first. IS: second
$2.5u.
Best colt, over years and under
?. i.sl. s.; second, $3.50.
Bes.. colt under year, d::t, 80:
sc""nd. $3.50.
HARNESS AND GENERAL PuR.
loses.
Best stallion, any breed, 3 years
or over, first IS; second, $3.50.
Best Louisiana-raised stallion, any
breed, first, IS; second, $3.50.
Best colt, over 2 and under 3
years, home raised, first. IS; second,
$3.50.
Best colt under l year, first, IS;
second, $3.50.
DRAFT HORSES.
Best stallion, 3 years or over. first,
IS; second, $3.50.
Best mare or gelding, 3 years or
over, first, IS: second, $3.50.
Best colt, over years and unedr
8, first, IS; second, $3.50.
Best colt over year and under 2
years, first, IS; second, $3.50.
Best colt under year. first, IS;
second, $3.50.
Best pair mares or geldings in har-
ness, first IS; second, $3.50.
MULES AND JACKS.
Best Jack. first. IS; second, $3.50.
Best jennet, first IS; second $3.50.
Best home-raised mule colt under
l year, first, IS; second, $3.50.
Best home-raised mule colt, / to
2 years. first. IS; second, $3.50.
Best home-raised mule colt, 2 to
3 years, first, IS; second, $3.50.
Best mule team. sive, age and
looks considered, first, IS; second,
$3.50.
St. Tammany farmer., 1915-11-04
CATTLE.

Entry fee, each animal, SO cents.
First and second prize. cash: third
ribbon.
In the following classes: Here
fords, Holsteins, Short Horns, Red
Polls, Polled Durhams, Aberdeen
Angus, Jerseys and other breeds.
Bull, 8 years and over. first. 81;
second, 50.
Bull. 2 years and under 3. hrst.
81; second, 50.
Senior yearling, first, IS; second.
$3.50.
Junior yeralins. Arst, IS; second,
$3.50.
Bull calf. under months. frst.
-; second, -.
Cow. 3 years and under s. nrst.
l$5; second, $3.50.
Cow. : years and under 3. frst,
Heifer. senior yearlinS, dry, first,
IS; second, $3.50.
Heifer, Junior yearling, dry, first,
l$5; second, $3.50.
Heifer calf. under s months, first,
81; second. $2.
Best herd. any breed, one bull and
three cows. $1,000. Special. one
lawardonly.
St. Tammany farmer., 1915-11-04
have been completed.
Cash prizes in all classes will be

have been completed.
Cash prizes in all classes will be
awarded a follows:
Cock, 1rst, $3.50; second 76c.
Hen, first $3.50: second, 75c.
Cockerel. first, $3.50: second. 75c.
Pullet, first $3.50: second. 75c.
Pair, first $3.50; second, $1.25.
Pen, first, $500: second. $500.
Glass 1, Ameeican-Barred Ply
mouth Rock, White Plymouth Rock.
Bun Plymouth Rock. Partridge Ply
mouth Rock White Wyandotte. Gold
|en Wyandotte, Silver Wyandotte.
Bun Wyandotte, Black Wyandotte,
Partridge Wyandotte, Columbian
Wyandotte, Rhode Island Red Single
Comb, Rhode Island Red Rose Comb.
Rhode Island Red.
Glass 2, Asiatic-Light Brahma,
Dark Brahma, Black Cochin. Black
Langshan. White Cochin, Partridge
Cochin, White Langshan.
Glass 8, Mediterranean-S. C.
White Leghorn, r. c. White Leg
horn; r. C. Brown Leghorn, s. c.
Bun Leghorn. r. G. Bun Legh0rn,
Is. c. Black Leghorn, s. G. Black Mi
no-c., r. C. Black iMinorca, s. c.
White Minorca, w. F. Black Span
ism, Blue Andalusians, Notified An
conas.
Class 4, English-S. G. Butt Orp-
ington, 8. c. Black Orpington, 8. G.
White Orpington.
Class s, Polish-White Crested
Black, Bearded Golden, Bearded sill
yer, Bearded White, Buzz Laced Non
Bearded White, Nom n-Bearded Gold
len. Non-Bearded Silver.
Class 9, Hamburg-Goldea Spangl-
ed, Silver Spangled. Golden PENCIL
ed, Silver Penciled, White, 8lack.
Glass z, Freach-Houdaus.
Glass 8, Games (Exhibi.ion)-
Black Breasted. Red Brown, Red
Brown. Red Golden. Duckwing, Sill
yer Duckwing, Birchen, Red Pyle,
Indian Cornish, Pit Games.
Glass o@Bantams.
Class 1O-Turkeys.
Cash First. $500: second,
800.
Bronze, Narragansett, White Hol-
land, Black, Buff, Slate.
Glass 11-Ducks.
Cash Prizes. Pair-First. $500;
second, 800.
Pekin. Aylesbury, Rouen. Cayuga,
Gray Call, White Call, East India,
Black. White Crested. White Mus
covy, Gold Muscovy, Blue Swedish,
Indian Runner.
Glass 12-Geese.
Cash Prize. ir-First, $500;
second, 800.
Toulouse, Embden, African, Chi
nese. White Chinese, Brown, Cana
dian, Egyptian.
Class 18-Pigeons. Entry fee, 25
cents pair: pen, $50 cents.
First prize, 81: second, so cents.
First prize, pen ten birds, $500;
second prize, ribbon.
St. Tammany farmer., 1915-11-04
RULES AND REGULA-
TIONS OF THE FAIR;
PRIZES, ENTRIES, Etc

/, First prize. so cents; second and
third, ribbons.
The Judge in this department will
be an expert from the D. H. Holmes
Company, New Orleans.
No cash will be given in the Wo-
mems Department for any article
unless there are at least three COM
| petitors for same.
Embr0idery-Best embroidered
waist; best embroidered handker-
chief; best embroidered child dress;
best embroidered center-piece; best
embroidered set table cloth and nap
kins; best embroidered sofa pillow;
best embroidered baby's outfit; best
crocheted bed spread: best patch
work quilt: best crocheted collar;
best piece tatting; best piece silk en-
broidery; best piece crocheted lace;
best piece knitted lace; best piece
worsted crochet; best rag rug; best
paper flowers; best piece bead work:
best piece basket work; best piece
Battenburg.
so cents for best piece Of plain
sewing by child from s to 10 years.
so cents for best piece plain sew
ing by child form 10 to IA years.
Culinary-First prize. $50 cents;
second and third, ribbons.
Best loaf bread; best loaf salt ris-
ing; best l dozen doughnuts; best
dozen cookies; best gingerbread,
best cream puffs; best coffee CAKE:
best sunshine cake; best chocolate
cake; best spice pie; best Angel food
cake; best cocoanut cake; best jelly
roll: best pound butter; best Devil
Food cake.
Pies-Best apple pie; best cocoa
nut pie; best lemon pie; best custard
pie.
Pickles-Best cucumber pickles;
best onion pickles; best mixed pick
les; best chow-chow; best tomato
catsup; best tomato pickles. sliced;
best picallily; best peach sweet pick
les; best pear sweet pickles; Made
in 1915.
Preserves-Best fig preserves; best
peach preserves; best blackberry
preserves; best strawberry preserves,
best tomato preserves; best pear pre-
erves; best watermelon preserves;
best plum preserves; best pineapple
preserves; best orange marmalade.
Made in 1915.
Jellies-Best blackberry jelly: best
plum jelly; best mayhaw jelly; best
apple jelly; best lemon jelly; best
grape jelly; best crabapple jelly; bes
muscadine jelly. Made in 1915.
Cordials-Best blackberry cordial;
best grape wine; best muscad.ne
wine; best anisette. Made IN l54o
Candies-Best chocolate fund ,e;
best divinity fudge; best sugar &C.,
dy; best molasses candy; best cocoa
nut candy; best peanut candy; oes
peanut brittle: best date loa1
H0rticulture-First prize. SO C;
second and third, ribbons.
Best Boston fern; best sword fen.
best maiden hair fern: best ostrich
fern; best baby breath fern; oes;
begonia: best cactus; best foliage
plant; best blooming geranium; pesl
Special-Cash prize OF $1.O0 will
be given for the best collection Of
jellies; $1.00 for the best collection
of preserves; $1.0O for the best col
lection of pickles. Each collection
to consist Of at least six different
kinds. Covington exhibitors will not
be allowed to compete for these
prizes.
St. Tammany farmer., 1915-11-04

Best COW. giving largest quanfie
Of milk, to be milked on grounds
first prize, 81; second. s.. IN
Sw1ne-Entry fee, each animal
so cents.
First and second prizes. casl;.
third, ribbon. n
In the following classes:
Berkshires, Poland Chinas, DuroG
erseys. Hamworth.
Boar, 2 years and over, frst. -
second, $3.50.
Boar. IL months and under ~
first. IS; second. $3.50.
Boar. IL months and under ~
first. IS: second, $3.50.
Boar. months and under IL
first, IS: second. $3.50.
Boar. under 8 months. drst. -
second, $3.50.
Sow, years and over. frst. ~
second. $3.50.
Sow, Is months and under -.
first. IS; second, $3.50.
Sow, IL months and under -
first. IS; second, $3.50. q
Sow, s months and under y. nf1|
fnkrt{n,nA nm nA~n Hl
St. Tammany farmer., 1915-11-04
ATHLETIC EVENTS.

A. j. Park, superintendent.
L. Do Benedit0, Secty. 8. A. A. u.
Referee.
The school in the parish scoring
the highest number of points IN attn
letica ON Saturday, November 9Th
will be awarded banner by the Fail
Association. A first place In any
event counts points, second place
Z points, and third place l point.
In basketball the number OF points
will be the same. Basketball Will
be played under A. A. U. rules.
Provided the tennis tournament il
not finished on Thursday evening, it
will be continued, beginning Friday
at 3 q. m.
To enter any event on Thursday
or Friday, send your name and en-
trance fee of 25 cents to A. j. Park.
Covington, La. To enter school con-
tests send your name. and event you
wish to enter, to the same address.
There have been many demands
for mixed sets in tennis. Mems and
ladies' doubles and singles will be
played first. II there is any time
left, the mixed doubles or singles
may tn0n De prayed.
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.
Il. Il. Lyon, Superintendent.
First, second and third prizes, rib
bons.
All scholars of all classes, public
and private schools in tn eparish.
Of all grades, are invited to enter
exhibits Of all classes of work in the
c0mnAtitivo dana rtment
Booth space will be given all
schools In which to make displays of
their work for exhibition purposes
only.
Special prize, silver cup, to school
making best showing in parade on
School Day, award to be made on
points figuring enrolment percent
age in parade, appearance, etc. Gov
ingtOn schools not allowed to COM
pete.
ART DEPARTMENT.
No premium will be awarded when
An exhibit is unworthy, even II there
be no competition.
A card. bearing name and address
Of person making exhibit, must be
placed on back Of each picture ex-
hibited.
All exhibits must be the work of
exhibitor.
All original work Of art is one
created by the person exhibiting it
A copy Is = reproduction Of the work
Of art made by another.
First prize. SO cents; second and
third, ribbons.
Oil paintings, originals and copies,
including landscapes, marine, still
life, fruit, flower, figure and animal
Water colors. originals and copies,
charcoal, pencil, crayon or pen and
ink, same classes as above.
Special prize, best collection, not
less than five pictures, one exhibitor,
$500.
China
Individual exhibits, ribbons.
Special prize, best collection, not
Sess than 10 pieces, $1.OO.
The management will appreciate
Sltries Of work OF art and antiques
or exhibition purposes only.
WONlEN'S DEPARTMENT,
Textile Department.
All imported articles are strictly
barred from competition, but may be
placed on exhibition.
St. Tammany farmer., 1915-11-04

/ l. Judges are instructed that II
they have reason to believe that On
Exhibitor, by false entry or other.
wise, aettmpts to deceive and obtain
an award by misrepresentation, they
shall forfeit all premiums awarded
them.
2. All exhibitors in this depart
ment are prohibited from entering
inside the railing. or from helping
themselves in removing any Of the
iexhibits at close of the Fair, except
as they are waited upon by assist
ants appointed for that purpose,
Any exhibitor violating this rule
shall forfeit premiums.
3. All articles must be entered
in proper form and entry cards OBJ
tanned before space will be assigned.
All applicants for entry must be
made to the Secretary, who will fur
nish blanks for that purpose.
POULTRY DIVISION.
NJ. Watt Allen, Superintendent.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
All entries and awards in this de-
lpartment shall be subject to General
Rules and Regulations printed in
this catalogue.
The following entry fees will be
charged: Single birds, Is cents
each; pairs, So cents; pens, 81. All
specimens must be entered as single
to compete for pair or pen premi-
ums. Exceptions are made In Ban
tam and Pigeon classes.
The Association reserves the right
to accept or reje"t all applications
for space made after November l, S
p. M, or reluce space requested so
as to accommodate all exhibitors.
Entries In this department close
November /, 5 p. m, and all birds
must be in place in show room not
later than II o'cloct noon, Thurs
day, November 4, on which date and
time all unoccupied space will re-
vert to the Association and payments
for space shall be forfeited.
All poultry must be leg-banded
and when entered for competition
must be entered in the name of the
actual owner.
Any exhibitor found guilty Of any
attempt to deceive or by false en-
tries or otherwise shall forfeit al
premiums won, together with entry
money.
Judging will be by comparison,
and will begin Thursday, Nov. 1.
The terms fowl chick" etc,
are thus defined:
Fowl-A bird hatcAed prior to
1915.
Chick-A bird hatched during
1915.
Cock-A male bird Matched prior
to 1915.
Cockerel-A male bird hatched
during 1915.
nen-A female bird Matched prior
to 1915.
Pullet-A female bird Matched
during 1915.
Pair-One male and one female,
same variety.
Pen-One male and four females.
any age, same variety.
All premiums awarded in this de-
partment will be paid in full. The
Association reserves the right to re-
fuse cash prizes when there Ii no
competition.
The superintendent reserves the
right to classify and arrange all ex-
hibits; also to reject any entry offer
ed.
Poultry showing any symptoms Of
disease will be excluded from exhibi-
ton, removed from the grounds and
returned to the owner.
No exhibit shall be removed from
the show room until close Of Fair.
except when affected with disease or
by written consent Of the Secretary
|of the Association.
No advertising matter shall be
placed Q ncoops until judging shall
St. Tammany farmer., 1915-11-04

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