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HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS.

,n Eir, "Dn RaGeVcM NJ ,h,ee;yG2TrSlds
won Joe blair, 100 uLIlyt. IL to l., 4 to i
ana > to !, second Etruscan, H. IT Nc
Tlasgarn: to ! ! TO- ana to s. thru
Masduerader, Carbide ana Sir John John
second Eacc-s steer lcchase; thrco year
Odds aud upward two miIes--SNOsstt, las
CTigheI. : TO D., . to : and | to &, won
Go den Vale. 1870 tiaskinsl, 2i to I to /
Time, 400 90. RHcpbrook, Amans. shan
non River, Arcturus and Ren Dale also
Third Race-T Three year.olds and up
ward selling one mile and seventy yards
-ltcpub'igan, los ct McTaggaru, is 10 3,
Taggartp, I to /. = to S and ! to 10, sec
ond; Squeclcr, 100. oCooperD, 2 to !, : to
10 "ng ! to s. 5nIrd TIM ~ shyncss;
lie IN and Jesse, Jr, also ran,
: Fourth rae c-Handic9p; thrcc.year-olds
siromtb"oli, lie "cHutwein, gtoL I to {
and I to g, won Slumher IL, us IT, Me-
Taseartl,, 70 ! even and : to 3, second
/ to ., third. Time, lie KS, the Finn,
Robert BRADLEY. and Holiday also ran
fifth Race-M Maiden Niles and geldings;
seventy yards|Maid Of Dundee, los
Mink, Sto l.. 3 to and 3 to 2, won;
Black coffee, lo7 C~McCaheyh, II to 5,
kitchen lOi CNicklsusD, ! to /, 3 to i and
{ - Z; third Time; liOi2.5 Rose JUL
cite, Friar bought, Life, Jerry. Jr., Ocean
wave, Nedado, White Eye, Carmen and
Elsie uIonero also ran.
sixth Racr-Fuur year olds and upward
selling, purse $500; one mile and a six
ie"nth-Stonshenge, ll2 ,TroNlerI , IN /.
: 10 . and ! 10 5, won; Mary Warren, tOi
lbyrneI, : to l. . to and 3 to .. second:
rctelus, 1903 Mink, Is to / i to and :
to |. third. Time. las Csnto, col. Ash
meade. Aftcrgl.w, ToMton Field, ioieling.
cameliia and Henry Hutchinson also ran
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CORNELL TRIES NEW GRDIRON
varsity and Scrub Teams Play ON
schoeIkopf Field.

ITHACA. n. Y, Sept. 25.-The weeks
football practice at Cornell was closed
to-day with a game between the varsity
and scrub second teams, played on
Schoelkopf FNeld. This was the hrst
time the field has been used for foot
ball, and the informal opening was en-
Jtyed by several hundred students. The
opening game of the season with Gettys-
burg was originally scheduled TO be
played to-day, but was postponed unti,
next Tuesday.
In to-day's game the varsity scored
four times and Barrett kicked two tf
the four goals. He also essayed a drop
kick from the 80 yard line. hut 1t fell
short. There were "A few changes in the
varsity lineup. Shelton. left end, will
not he able To play for several days n
Zauder Is being given Il nance in that
position. Gillics. a big 100 pound recruit
from last years freshman team, played
Bailey at right tackle. kleincrt was
back at fullback. Tillcy. last years
right guard, who reported yesterday.
was given a short trial at end on the
second team. The line material now
available ooks so good that the coaches
have decided that they can spare TiIlev
from the line and viii attempt to de-
vclop him into an end. lie has strength,
wciEhf and speed. but lacks experience
in this position. Coach Van Ormali rs
hoprful that he will make good and MI
the hole caused by the graduation OF
O'Hearn.
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tables FOR dinner parties and there will
nc dancing at the club hat night. The
card is as follows
First Rare-The Monmouth Plate, for
All ages. About six furlongs on the turf.
Purse $50. of which 49, to the second
horse. So to the third. Two-year-Olds to
carry lpj pouuds, four year olds and up
ward to carry I2J pounds. Winners OF
two races IN 1915 to carry , pounds extra.
Non-N iuuers Ia lsI' allowed " pounds.
NI,i,ns, " hNc-yedr-olds ana upward,
Second Tace rhc Seabright stceple.
chase Handicap, tor three-yeHr. olds and
upward. Anpul TWO miles. over Il brush
second horse. $40 10 'hc third Weights
to Doe announced ilve days before the day
set for, ;hg. running Of The rere
htgh weight handicap, fut three year olds
ana upward About ono mil" or he turf
Purse $3.50. of which s35 to thu second
"nu"Iu ed I'VE day, hcior" the aty set for
filsr, to clfry Hye Weights above the
trirth Rae Tho Humson Gun. FOR
huu'",s \n"ut two miles AMI a halt over
e brush ,uurs". For hunters dIIy regis
tundl S'""pie'h,s . AMI lllu' Assogilt.on
nr canadian lInat Association. Purse
$500 Of which 90 & h. second hor;e
Nun. winners ~ $500 Iu 1915 t'nN-I =
pounds. 81 $500 iu 1915 oWe r pounds
Non .%Wiunyr- ~ lrl| allowed 10 pounds
tAs winner 70 receive , piece or plate u
the value of 500 and he riirt OF the win.
neI T., -, civ" - pi,,e 20 plat"
Fifth Race tn" Shure Plate. for three
ye,r-oli. and upward About one mile
anil q hair on ne turf Purse 1900. ~
which $50 go tho second horse. 81 ., the
two race. i"Ni9li,o larry pounds e>,rs.
" four races IN 1915 20 carry u pounds
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Big NATIONAL HORSE
SHOW PRIZES LISTED
Premiums Totalling 100000
Announced for Event in
November.
PONY GAINS POPULARITY

Tho prize list OF the National Horeo
show Association has been issued This
will be the thirtieth annual exhibition
of this association and it will b. h,o IN
Madison Square Garden Novpmh.r
to 12. inclusive. Premiums amounting
to 100000 are announced.
The number of classes is larger than
that of the last exhibition. and with on.
exception the largest since TN, frs.
show took place in 1889 This Increase
is due partly tp doubling the number
Of saddle horse classes. This year thu,,
are separate competitions for the Ioa,
tailed horses of the thoroughbred 'yr,
and the doclicd horses of the NV YORK
riding school type.
Several notable special prizes have
been offered in this division, John NcT
bowman of the Biltmurr Hotel hes Won
a challenge cup valued At $3.50 rpg The
best saddle horse suitable tor rIi,
riding to be owned and ridden hy IN
amateur. This trophy has To- %" gup
twice. NJ. Fleischmann caves q sonl
cup for the best woman's saddle hors,
and Louis sherry offers $50 bon plate
for the best pair of saddle horses. one
10 he suitable for a man and tn oth,-
for q woman.
The small harness horse or pony has
grown wonderfully IN popularity and
this year for the first tlme there w'.
be two championships for ponies, uno
FOR pairs and the other for single.
IN the division for harness horse.
one OF the noteworthy departures uf
the new list is the throwing open Of lr
novice classes TO professional as wei
as amateur exhibitors. l%'"'crs 'u.m' ~.
we're barred in these classes and g'r-
arate classes were made for their hHl-.s
In selecting the judge, this yrI~ 'u.
directors have called I'm many rev 'N.
perts to undertake the thanEi'ss task ~
awarding prizes. one Of thosr t b
woman, the first ever invited To igi-' 81,
the National Horse show. ~" .s lady
Peck. wife OF Sir Adam ie"N. ''n'I.I'
director OF the International Horse
show Association. She T. an En- h
woman who has hunted much .N Let
cestershlre and in canada and Virginia
She will judge the UNDECIDED -rl %
horses in company with James q NI.
shall.
The JUDGES viii he as rol'ow- 'r-o
T.. Madden. LeNingtou. l>y, 'a'.'H-N
BREEDS Robert Graham, Toronto. H.. d.
neys. George W!llin-, Ch,s'u.r ~
Philadelphia, Pierre lor'l.trj, fI'.. II.
trotters and roadstcrs John j i't
Toronto, and George u. liu'u.. ...
York, harness horses. four .-.. -
tandems anl appointment
Charles \. Baudouiuc. New York I"'''
i'm harness, pony taudcms, l"h. i'.-'.
hands and pony breeding glasses
4. Matlack, Winchester, Ky, d'....
saddle horses Lady Beck, l.ou1". u"'
and James q Marshall, NoW York. .'
locked saddle horses D.Nl. e 81 .
lack. Winchester, Ky, and Juhn W b.
Bowman. New York. ponies u~dr -'..
die FONhall T.. kCtnc. New lur... ..
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New Hunt and Steeplcchase
Association Organized to Add
to Club Activity.
BEST STABLES ENTERED

The Rumson Hunt and Stecplechase
Association. under sanction from the
hunts committee II the National
Steeplechase and Hunt Association, will
make It's bow next Saturday as the pro-
moter of a racing meet. For months
preparations have been going forward
quietly at tn. Rumson Country Gu
and the experts who have supervised
the laying out OF the track cellar 1t to
be now in ~icrfect condition.
Entries closed last Monday and the
lists promise rare sport in bo:h the Hat
and steeplechase events. The best
stables in the East are presented and
the entry OF horses that have been COM
petiug rcc,atly in the big meets at Rel
mont Park, the Aqueduct track and at
Saratoga indicates that the awards Will
Ice hotly contested. The value OF the
purses aggyeSdte 1000.
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PHILLIPS TAKES FINAL.
Bent> Forster III STRAIGHT sets for
SuuningdRic CUP.

MorNT NERNoN. y Y. Sept. 81
!, njam,u NJ PHILIPS won the Summing
dale County Club open ennis tourna-
mont at the club courts here to-day by
defeating Herbert ". Forster. tn, West
chester Schoolhuy star. IN the final
round, three ,traiGh; sets AT IS, e,
- The y~uUugster. wro surprised
followers Of the game yesterday by
dpwrinE Or William Rossuhaum N the
serri-tiual round. played exceptionally
wei to-day and L was only the SUI
p"r'o" s~ene"dlship 81 Philips that
turned me tide e victory In his favor.
Tho doubles Wen: 10 Francis T.
Hunter and Ralph |. Baggs. They
started by beating FRI Rasgs and :.
Howard Noshcll. the strong Borough
Park pair, In the sem.-fnal At G-3,
t-i and IN the anal earned a straight
set victory over Phillips and R~o,euhaum
Mt Us. 6-2 Eos"nblum and Phil
lips had reached the tral by disposing
Of H. Adler and \ Bernheim At IS.
2-G, G-3.
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The ltumsou Hunt and Steeplechase
Association was incorpurat d about a
month. ago after considerable discussion
Ivy members Of the Rumsun Country
Club, who were anxious to I'LL the gap
between the close of the polo season
and tn beginning of the ice racing.
both of which pastimes AVE held the
Interest of the club for many years.
The officers Of the association are: col
Lewis :. Thompson. president Howard
: borden. vie president, and c. Jason
Waters. secretary and treasurer. The
honorary Vicc-prcsidents are Col. Will
lam Barbour. Thomas y. McCartcr.
II Payne whitney. Payne whitney.
Robert J. Collier. George Gould, Burton
II. Borden. Edward l. adams and !
Amory Haskell
The Rumspn Country Club property Is
on the South shrewsbury River At Rum
son, y. j.. and the excellent condition
OF the polo field made II readily adapt
able for racing purpos =. There a track
has been laid on. under the direction
Of William e. Hays of Wrstbury. I. l.
The four HAT races will be run on the
half mile track Laid out around the
practice polo field. The two 81 cplc-
chase events will he run on a course
one and. n hdlf miles around. The racers
VIII he In full view of the grand stand
and the parking spaces at all times. \
new grand stand has been erected and
all Of the boxes have been sold The
goo parking spaces are go.ng fast.
Music will be furnished by the Sew
cnty-nrst Regiment Band and The club
members are planning 10 celebrate the
inauguration of the racing season In a
hitting manner. Many have e served
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Half Mile Track Laid Ont on
Picturesque Grounds TO
Circle Polo Field.
NEW GRAND STAND BUILT

extra. Gentleman riders Those who have
not won three races IN 1914 and 1918 al
lowed . pounds. Registered hunters al
lowed : pounds The owner Of the winner
70 receive a piece Of plate Of the value Of
500 and the rider OF the winner also to
receive a piece Of plate.
sixth Racc-Thc Holmdel Plate. for
ponies About three furlongy, For ponies
NOT exceeding IL hands Purse 800, OF
which So 80 she second horse. 80 TO tho
third Weight les pounds. Gentlemen
riders The rider OF the winner to receive
q piece 81 plate
The stewards NJ tho meeting are
Howard :. Borden, g Jason Waters,
charles II. Halscy. Charles Hart. II. l."
Herbert and W. : Jones, The starter
will he Jim McAVoy and George w.
Gan will he clerk OF the curse and
scales The judges will be II. 4 Bourne,
Frank Bryan and q r. Feuwick.
Arrangements have been made 10y the
association to furnish transportation
from Belmont Park and Trenton for
horses. The club is reached by trains
from New York over the Central Rail
road OF New Jersey or the Pennsylvania
Railroad.
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LOUISVILLE RACING RESULTS.

First Race. selling. maiacn ,vo-ycar-
Beruini los tEcierisl. s. 20. $3.50 and
81 80, Won po,ina lol oLa rni1ie, $3.50
81 20, third lime, Los % piyr Nj
Gee. l""h'r %styonar, Flosste walker. In
noNation, S''rnnise, Jennie Small. Anna Lou
Second Race selling. three. yenr-olds
,,n1 upward -, iIr'onGs Marion Gooshy
ohcno. III ,Mc,,a.r' $p!o sn'I 3.o,
second. Hawthorn, li2 Garner, ;5.6o.
thiri' Time az. rndannIed The Nor
Korfhage and Miss Fielder also ran.
Third Rnce-l!andicap. three-year-olis
Hank O'Day. oS ,S,rner,. 81. SO. $3.50 and
$50 and 81 40. second; Solar star. los
,k"oEh'. $3.50. 'hird. Time, l:5l -.
Ringing, John Gund and Beach Comher
s,t Es.r'n v H%cswTns G% SesS ,Gs.S seI ing
straight SIC, place So 80, show $3.50, won
Iockichoo. lO5 connolly, place s. 10,
show $50, second, Impressive, 95 LA
checks, Hig Fellow, Little sister and
Ftf'h ,R're-T Three ycar-olds and mp
ward. selling; purse $500. one mile and a
sixteenth cAdoo. iGG OGarner,. straight
$50, place H2so show 1910. Won; J9ssie
!, WIZ i7a+ second , o 'T H"aanz; FFolfS' IcGaoo.aoS,,. show show
$3.50, third Time. l:I5.
Hard BAH. Little string. Beuiah s, NAL
bar ana Sprudel also ran,
sixth Rac--fiandicap. RN ages. purse
500; six furIongs -Brinrhnrst, 'ios
tpnolel, straight s.. 90, place 81. show
81 30. won; Converse, 81 Robinson, place
$l6.2 20, show $50, second; The Grader.
loi. Murphy. show $3.50, third, Time,
III 80
Manager white, Iron Mask, BLACK Coney
ana Coming Tower also ran.
seventh Rdcc-So' ling: for four-vear-
Odds and up, one mile and tltr"e-siNtcenths
-Guil" Post, III Oiuo-el, 40, ~ 20 and
81 %, Won; Mockery, III iEcoghD, 80
md 81, second WORLDS Wonder. ll2 Gar
nerl, s., third. Time. 900 10
Hr"'u NJ, Any Port, Justice Go0bel, Com
solcr and Goldy also ran.
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EDISON COMMERCIALS FIRST.
Electric Bulb Race Is "a Feature of
Brooklyn Contests.

The commercial department OF the
Brooklyn Edison Company won the an
nuai point trophy by finishing a close
second to the operating department at
the second field day yesterday on the
Brooklyn +. $. 4, l.. field. At the first
field day the commercial department
athletes led by a large number Of points
and their lead carried them through
Yesterdays contests.
T. II. Daisley of the operating depart
ment led home the field in the quarter
mile race and also captured points In
the sprints,
A feature was the electric bulb" race
In which the contestants fitted electric
bulbs in sockets, G, l.. Knott won the
contest.
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RUTGERS CRUsHEs ALBRIGHT.
shows Only straight Football to
Princeton OnlOokers.

New BRUNSWICK, sept. 25.-Rutgers
opened her football season to-day and
crushed Albright. scoring a total Of 50
points to o In thirty-two minutes OF
play. With the exception OF one touch
down, which was made on q fifty yard
forward pass and run by Nash, all Of
the scoring was straight line plunging,
1T which the Ccarlet backs, Garrett,
I.lhott, IIasbrouck and Scarr. showed
great work. Rutgers carried the ball
from one length OF the field TO the other
on simple formations.
\ delegation OF Princeton men Wit
messed the galne RutSers meets Prince
ton next Saturday, but these men saw
nothing but straight football. The lineup
mud summary.
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TENNIS TOURNEY BEGINS.
One Set In First Round Played IN
Bloomfield Courts.

BLOOMFIELD. y. J., Sept ga mems
handicap tournament in singles began
on the Bloomfield Tennis club courts this
afternoon, with the preliminary round
and one set in the first round, The sum
maries:
nhart. 6-4. c-e. MaNr,,d beat VI Van
NIict. G-l, e. g, Seibert beat Engle,
So. e.
First Round-Bcnton beat stone FL
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MOTOR BoATs-H1GH SPEED CLASS
START, + COURSE n MILES.
ARCANUMITES BEAT POLICE.
Thousand Persons Turn Out
tn Game In brooklyn.

Five thousand persons saw the pick Of
the Royal ArCanum Baseball League de-
feat by a score Of & To 3 a repr-s nta-
tive team from the brooklyn and Queens
Police League yesterday At the Brook
feds Park
The Arcanumitos came from behind In
tn eighth. scoring four runs and vim
ming, Carlson started off 10y walking
and stealing second Lewis doubled.
scoring Carlson. Johnson followed with
a hit and Lewis scored Pagan also
doubled and scored along with Johnson
o. I. OCunuov's single. The score:
4 n T.
polio, Don't. q o 90 i-S :
Rovu' AroHuum q o I Sc II 3
Battcri,s-Maudt and Slg + O''ouner
and Lewis
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TORONTO RACING RESULTS.

First Re Co.'S .1 three; y csisrrs ana =,
Iii ,Rice,. st7O ana 81 20. second, Jim
l.. III tSchut'ingerl, 81 80, third Tine
lll Gold cap, Minstrel Katherine g.
r,.c-os. NrClintook, Brandvwire am
: rnul Rarc-Au ages. handicap: six
sa2O. sg.s0 ana s. GO, won. KcNr-,a. lls
uiollsteigp, 81 80 and s. 20, second. \ '.
II3 Between is and southern Maid also
one mi,eECandie. los Warrington, s. %,
..,roifa"''. & 70 aMn%%" 5! 80, se5"nd SAND. Of
Pleasure, los tsmythl, 50 50, third. Time.
IAght also ran.
E%ps,9 Rae HsHarIo st'epicShSsr
about two and a hair mlles-'ENton. l3'
(wllliams), s. so. s.. 30 and out, won, Bryn-
.Stucco, t4G ~,o'connorl, out, third. Time
$50. Joe Gaiety and New Haven also ran.
cap. $4,000 added, three-year-olds and up
ward; about two, miles and q quarter.
place $40, show $3.50. won; Light Wing,
~ oco.tnsl place s. 30, show .sio sec
show 81 so, third. Time. $50 90, Mar.
tlan, Tactics and 'rIate Glass also ran.
coupled.
sixth Race-Dominion Handicap: three
yea.r -nlds and upward; foaled in Canada;
$500 added: one mile and a sixteenth
Lady Curzon. los tRice), straight $40. 30.
place s. 80, show 81 30. won, Fair Mon.
tague, H. CWattsl, place $40, show
8? 30. second; Splutter, 10 callahan,
show sac. third. Time. l;4o rs. tSea
Lord, .Garish sun, Hampton Dame, Prince
philisthorpe ana Trusting also ran.
'Millar entry. tSelgram entry.
Seventh Race-Ayer Plate: three-year-
olds and upward; selling 5000 added;
one mile and seventy yards-Stir Up. 100
Smith, straight SIS. so. place $50. show
s.. 70. won; Beau Terr, iOi CBrugerD. place
$50. 20. show 50 40. second; change, 1903
Kelsey, show $50, third. Time. l:t7.
Clin Edge, Progressive, Corsicana. Aston,
King Box, Vidct and Aprisa also ran,
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nc -NsACK, y. J., Sept, 25,-ln the
tennis ~Shihitions at tho Hackensack
Golf CLUB here his afternoon Walter
N. HAN and Theodore T. l'ell beat
Harold Throckmorton and Lindsay Dun.
ham, "a. g, i-6, q, Hail beat
Pen in one set At singles,
In the club championship Miss q
Bilh"ber beat Miss Lucy Coffey. 6-3
e-j, rs,
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x, 2 years. Fourth. Mrs, Hitchcock's
brentwood. CHI e.. I years.
Glass 4N-Horsc~ suitable to become
hunt,rs-First, Mrs. HIichcock's Trent
wood. on. &. years. second, MR.. Hitch
cock Orlurs Head. b X. > years. Third,
Samuel Nillets's Peg - Ny Heart, ~. m, !
years Fourth. join T rrait's Babe, Oh.
<, I years.
Glass ls-Hunters champion ciass-Flr~t.
Mrs. Hityhcock'- Calvin.st. hr. x. . years.
Reserve. Miss Vera Curnci's Rockyress, III.
&, . Years.
Class j0-Huutcrs swsrTs'ikes-FIrst. \.
Henry DeeGin's Acrobat. On 4. \ years.
Second. MIR. Hitchcock's brentwood. IN. x,
I years. Third. T. l.. ChtdbourNc's Conf
drnce, b. K. aged Fourth. Mrs. Arthur
SOIL RnrIen's CleNrIanl. n. Z. . NnIrs.
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MOTOR BOATS IN PARADE.
y. v. Clubs ~ Nile Race Is Won
by the Standard, sr.

Tho New York Motor Boat Club, OF
which Charles i. Chapman is commo-
dore, closed its regular season yesterday
with a gala day of sports on the Hudson
River. The races We're watched by the
members and their guests from the
piaZzas of the clubhouse At 141th street,
and after a shore dinner there was an
Illuminated parade Of some zoo deco
rated motor boats.
The team relay race ~ six miles was
won by the green team, consisting of
II. J. Aliens Neneta. q. Moore's North
star and H.. NoGelman's Regina. The
opposing yellow team was made up Of
G.. H.. Dugliss, Jrs, Kid H.. Phil Rother-
hams Mohawk and william Newbergers
Diana. The bang and 60 back race
was won by the North Star. The sum-
marles
MOTOR BOATS HIGH SPEED CLASS
START I + COURSE T. MILES.
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MISS CASSEL ENDS
WITH TENNIS WIN
West Side Player Defeats a
CIubmatc i'm Final at
Orange.
HARD FIGHT AT OUTSET

MouNTAtN STATION. n. j., Sept. p
The curtain was rung down on the
lawn tennis season here to-day whom
Miss Clare Casscl Of the West side Ten
mis- Club defeated Miss Florence Balm.
a Clubmate. in the final round OF the
Orange Lawn Tennis Club women's in
vitation tournament In straight sets ut
Is, e-l. or course there will be n
few club tournaments here and there
which will drag along until the snow
drives tho players to the indoor game.
but tosday's WINS the last match In
which players will lie seen in competi-
ton outside of their home courts in the
metropolitan district.
Miss Cassel's tennis to-day was II
anything a little better than any she has
was steady. accurate and strong,
whereby h,r opponents high class game
awaited tine latter little. Miss BALM,
however, made a game fight from the
very outset ard In the early games Of
the opening set looked TO have a very
good chance OF winning.
The 'lttlc started out at full tilt,
while Miss Cassel was slow to get
started. and took the lead at ( games to
., scoring 81 poirts while Miss Casscl
was making II. The fourth game ot
the first set, which went Ia Miss cassel
after 1t had been twice 20 deuce, really
lost that set for Miss Billiu. Thu lat
ter led in the game at I0-li and a
point would have given her the lead ut
81 instead Of evening the set at 2 all.
After Miss Balin had taken the lead
at - Miss Cassel hit her stride and
took three straight games and the adj
vantage At 81 Miss Balm brought
tn" set To deuce. hut could not hold tho
pace and lost Ave straight games, which
ave Miss Casscl the first set aud a lead
OF 3 low" IN the second. Miss Balm
managed 10 carry III the fourth game OF
the set. but although she fought hard
was unable TO do better than bring two
Of IL. next three to deuce. The sum-
mary
orange Lawn Tennis club. Womcn's In
''a'inu Singles. Final Eourd-Miss clare
,,ssel defeated Miss Florence BALM,
80. I'll The point score:
FIRST SET
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RUTHERFoRp. y. j.. Sept. 25.-In a
passaic Valley tennis league match here
to-day. rutherford won all five contests
with Arlington and captured the cham
p%lOnship, TIL" summaries:
singles - Rrinkorhon. Rutherford, de
feated Thomas Arlington, Is. "a,
Campbell, Rutherford, defeated Buckley,
Arlington, Ga, ct, f-i Russell. Ruth
erford defeated Cummings, Arlington,
"a. 6-3
Doubles wood and browne, Rutherford.
defeated walker and Thomas, Arlington,
ID, 81, BOYD and WEIGH, Rutherford,
defeated smith brothers. Arlington. SIS.
Ct.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Sept. 25.-Vir-
ginia defeated Randolph Macon College
to-day, 20 to 0, scoring in every quarter
except the last, In order TO get a line on
the men for the Yale game next Saiur-
day Coach Warner tried out twenty-five
candidates, Long runs were made by
MAYER. T.. Anderson and Darlington
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NASHVILLE. Tenn, Sept, 25-The Van
derbilt University team easily beat Mid
die Tennessee State Normal IN "A prac-
tiCe game to-day, ; to o, The Normal
Hes offered sttn opposition In the frst
period, but soon spent their energies.
Vanderbilt relied entirely on STRAIGHT
football.
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CurI-w Gets Ba,Side Prize.

The successful yachting season Of the
E'yside Yacht club closed las: night
Nth ship sports TT" Curlew, Charles
l.. Wizards yacht of the bird class.
got lirst prize for the season and among
the butterflies John JohrS, a sixteen
.y"ar.old skipper, was successful.