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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-13

CLEVELAND. o.. April l5.-wil
liam Cullen. Of Buffalo. defeated Ed
ward Helm. OF Cleveland. 80 TO ~.
In an Interstate three-cushion bill
lard match last night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-13
Ths.ter Parry For 1lasrs.

All the Tigers viii be the guests
OF the management Of the Wash
ington theater tonight. II was an
nounced In the Nsvin field club
house this morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-13
Rockies and Regulars

81 az Fsnway park 20 witness the
Braves nrst performance on the home
diamond. Harvard put up good
game. but the Braves won. : go ?.
RICHMOND, Va.--Carrigan will line
hls Red Sox M today for their last
exhibition game against the Rich
rnonh fnferuationais That Carrigan
Is not altogether satisfied with HIS
team 10 indicated In his announce
Inent that the lineup has not been
decided upon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-13

DESPITE the delay By rain. the
speedway promoters assert thai the
track will be ready for trial spins
June !. night shift IL working on
~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-13
Well Begun.

Well Begun.
rive taken the most importi
step toward building > fashions
apartment houre."
let the contract. have your"
mo. rye selected n fancy ma,
for the building. "--Jndge.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-13

p.,.c.. Time. Job rr.n.s Dsvt
Main $3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-13

CHicAGo-Itoger Bresnahan todag
drove his Cubs through the nnal
workout % the season before the Tong
grind begins. The weather was col I
and clear Jim Vaughn will probably
pitch the opener against the Cards
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-13

tomorrow.
ST JOSEPH. Moth. white Sox
won their nnaI clash here. 4 20 I. and
Immediately grabbed train for ~
Louis. where they open tomorrow
against the Browns lin Scott is
Rowiand's probable selection TO
chuck the opener.
CLEVELAND. O.-Manager Birm-
ingham led his Indians 20 the train
today en- route to Detroit 20 start the
season tomorrow. He's confident Of
taking the opener. hut hasn't pick
81 his lineup. Joe Jackson says he's
o. X and will do some real slugging.
NEW YORK-ChiIiy weather greet
ed the oft-defeated Giants and the
fast Tale university nine when they
reached the Polo grounds 20 play the
dnai exhibition contest OF tho Ma
tioast lee guevs training season Two
games are scheduled.
wAsHTNGToN-The New York
Americans and the Washington Sem
ators held hnai practice today prelirn-
mary 60 the formal opening Of the
championship series "wednesday.
BosToN-About $500 fans gather.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-13

p.sr.,. Time. Job rr,.s'as Dept
Mails f510.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-13

BosroN-About $500 fan, gather.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-13

And SO II does
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-04
SuERTE

IOdnS Ia d"S"dmOS. EnvicmC 81 ccntavoS
IN I!aII o giro postal. Y con Gusto lc enyia-
re I'm INSECT0 BRALiLENO. dc Buena Suer-
iC, Insignia dc amor y fcllcidad, Y una
SiEMPIENINi, plania dc Ia bucna sucrtc,
rcct"ntemcntc traida de Mexico.
ADiM.iS, = inclUyG este aviSo lc regsla-
re Ul >ccrctO para manlcncr cl pclo ne
gro Y que no tornc eli CdnaS prcmatura-
mcnic. Dlrljase hoy mlsriO a.
slstTA ISABEL 9UINONEs.
Box No. s., Station j., san Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-04
DE PADEREWSKI

No hay pals en- donde Ia tragedia
bclga cause mas triSteza e indigna-
ci6u, que en- Polonia. En- ninguna
partc inSpira mas sincera admiration,
mas profunda ~reverencia cl invenyi-
bic hcroismo dc los beIgas Y dc su
giorioso Rey. !, sin embargo, aUn
no hemos dado prueba tangible de
esos sentimientos. Ninguna voz ha
saiido dc Polonia. A pesar de que un
million y cuarto de sus hijos estan So
bre las armas. Polonia no .ienc de-
recho d hablar. Aun cuando antes
dc Ia exploitation de 81 territorio era
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-04

Los chicos beIgas

Dichosa edad csa en- Ia que no no.
damos cucnta dc Ia magnitud dc /;
desgracia,
Los chicueios dc Bru5eIas, segun
rcfieren tcstigoS dc sus o~currcncias,
no puedcn tomar en- scrio i u con-
{ quistadores. Taladran gorras y
haccn SaIir por el o~rificio la extre-
midad puntiaguda de una zanahorla.
De este modo imitan 0 c~aricaturizan
ell casco prusiano Y jucgan , les ''bo-
ches."
Sc les ocurrio d los aiemancs EN-
plauar dos pleas de artilleria, en- el
p~alacio de Justicia, hacienda frente
al Quartet de la disuelta guardia CT
vica. Y a la manana siguicute aparc-
clio este cdificio, VA desaloiado, con
vertido Ell formidable fortalcza de
origina! artilleria: Todcs los tubos
metalicos de las chImcncas habian ST.
do utilizados como bocas dc fuego dc
fantastlcas hatcrlas.
Aparecc IN baudo dc Ia alta auto
ridad militar alemaua de la ciudad I'M
poniendo una requisa dc cabalIos, Y
todos los chiquiIios de la cjudad des-
fiiaban ante cl gobicrEo militar lie
vando de Ia mano sus caballos de
carton. desorejados cast todos, faltos
De una pata muchos, Y de las cuatro
algunos.
Companies j hasta b~atallones in
families recorren las GALES de Ia I'd
pital beIga marcando ell paso dc Ia
oca, que es. segun ellos, el de los
.infantes pruslanOS.
Decididamente. de la tragedia al
s~ainete no hay mas que III pazY....
de ning.
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DE BRACCC.

En- este momento historico, Bel
gjca-'La Nacion Agonizante'-es
Ia mas grande nacion dc Europa.
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PESQUISAS.

disco Sabcr el paradero de nj! hermano
NaSariO {. Castillo. La ultima carta que
cSCribi0 rae de Waco, Texas, Ell Mario ill
limo. Cucnta con p aiioS de edaG V eS ma
Two de Tcpciate, Jurisdiction de Cerritos,
ESlddO de san Luis POioSf. 4 Ia persona
que de infornies fIdedignOs de su actual pa
radero, Sc lc ETaItfiCara con CINC0 PESOS.
DirIIansc .: c. {. Castillo, Box %, Selden,
KANSAS. f-if-iS-s5.
rESEO Sabcr 81 pdradcrO actual dc mi eS-
pUSU, ct Sr. GdidrInU Castillo, lie quien no
he lenidO nOtlcla alguna duranlc los ulti-
HOS tres ahoS. La persona que informs
ron cXaCtiiud rccibira comO qualification
una su>crIpciOn al diariO La PRENSA por
SeiS Inese>. DirIJansc !nIorines !: sra. To-
FlaSIta Flores dc Castillo, ~Brownsviilc, Te-
Aas. t-eS-f-ii.
DESEO Sabcr cI paradcro DE- mi primo her
IniN0 antonio B%altazar, quien hace IN aho
y mlentTaS lrabajdbd Sobrc la Inca ferroca-
TFilcFa de L! PasG, Tex, a California, sc
SeparO de mi en- Lenapc. kaS.. no habiendo
>akldO d. Fl Gc,dc cnTOncCS. III Interest,"
do - UrIglnarlo De GulniuIc de Morales,
Edo. dc MIclUaCin. Mexico. Dirijansc in
formcs a: Antonio Jul, Satdnta, kas.
2S-f-ii-iS.
DESC Sabcr cl paradcro del. ST. Andres
Mendoza. Quicn 80 cnrucntra acumpailado
dc 81 sonora c>pU>a. Carolina Romero. V
TN nlO de numDrr BcnignO, Y una nina,
i'rliCilaS. QUlcacS 81 ailu anicpaSado vivian
cn Mathis. Tex. \ Ia persona que lnrOrme
con CNdr,itUd - L. grat!fiCa". con Un afo
De subscription Il Ia PIENSA. Dirijansc in
fOrnes a: Cruz Moreno, Agra, HAS.
2S-i-ii-is.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-04

.| ~. t' - a.. . - -rFsaE
i. . :. :. :. :. :. -. I. +@.'!I /
+ APRENDA I'd, INGLES. 1
;. Sin necesidad &c haccr gran &
: des gastos, sin que tenga que {
dejar u ocugaciones para es- +
! tudiar. +
+ 10 ENSENAREMOS :
= Nuestro trabajo es entertainer &
= te GRATIS. :
i Mandenos 10 centavos en- es- 8
4 tampillas, para gastos, y lie da- :
i remos instrucciones ariplias pa E
: IA que pueda aprender ell lido =
: ma Ingles; en- POGO tempo y 4
I: con Ia mayor facilidad posi- !.
= BILE. --:. !
: English Correspondence :
: Dcpto. 2. Station a. Box. SO. !
= San Antonio, Texas. !
!. ! = = :. :. - 4 :. :. !. :. !. !. I. !.
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La situaci6n de Be1gica %deterninada por las r%equisieiones aIenanas

No poirau >r cNsaas j la polIaroneaI Mr. Z. Casteen, en- funciones de
i"| gTM. ,o~gr,. .rr.mar, b." , % en- TTmTn IoresGente de la CamaIa de Concrete
10 r@rHeran hS TecSda!"s del "Mrch lie Amberes. ha hechO una investiga-
yIoS rSMran n r.ImI6n rn I> rrruF ion destjEada a preciSar haHa don
i 60 Ti t In inn ~ T EmI E ST On IN. IN Gaf m@Gm@ e SEE possible la imporancia de las
una ohlEafon, de iomar p1rle en- Ia: o oqnigNones NevadaS i cabo pr la
Las rclIsNEonrs y los scycos no pc uroridad alemana en- la plaza de Am
drain prtG>e SnD con IA aIIJnZartn de
yMt ndlta de Ia hraHdad oculada ers. hacienda constar el resui,ado
Las nrnHaculS On rTWIc. LIa d0Ut
sa go>mlr, sraR TagaiaS a nnmto 9 n IN cxtcnso nfo*me dngdo al
rau ruTarH. 81 rnutgTdu rrrHn-p U
ella, , ri Iago q" la ,mMI> = rrHu4 'resdente : miembros de Ia comis5n
ri h mas TuHIU Iu~b."-N irMo =
del i,suueuuo relative a ID, hyr>E COS ate~comunal de dicha ciudad.
Ia @G1yrnron de-. La Hya Wf IS G"owr En- la impoSbiidad de publican in
xtenso tan importantc uabaio. da-
de- r: I'll 1Ga "a rarrna 3I suI1 bel nos i conoccr en- este ticulo aIgu-
IN rmra di Gtrr1slgr |rnrraj Emr as de las oDServaconcs que nos han
Won H>sug:
-synrrr rvnGo la, ruuhwcoo> in arecido mas L proposito para illus
In arc. @n o1rn Del - dr DrrmTr rar Ia opinion dc los paEes de habla
e. raarrna nnETu> dc fao- fT m- spahoa acerca dc Ia verdadera siu&
"~" ...".. ion economical del pals ocupado pr
Ga,crnaia> " que Sc "ora.4n "a can't i ejercNo acman; adviticndo sofa
taan l." m> proHio po>>mr. a" e" nT"" nente que los dates aIcan-um haNa e.
%| 'a aTIgaor rU" % " '"S '"' D" Is Dc Mario dc 1918:
CUADRO QUE MUESTRA ALGUNAS DE LAS REOUS!CIONES EFEC.
TUADAS POR CRDEN DE LA AUTORIDAD ALEMANA EN- LA
PLAZA DE AMBERES.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-04

cUADRo QUE MUESTRA ALGUNAs DE LAS REQUSICIoNEs EFEC-
TUADAS POR CRDEN DE Ia AUTORIDAD ALEMANA EN- LA
PLAZA DE AMBERES.
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Pasa c Ia pGgIna s, cOlumna 3.
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~'''','- d ~"'''"''''" "epoS''"""' Po'
I"0''," "V ',."S '"S"' ell a'"ace"'S D
'''.''OS HS."S "'e~''"''''"S, DC" e.
''p'e,''' o's,. Gil coH''S!o"' 50"
" "'"o'e '""is'''"' "eS"e c"Ja@
w '"''0'0'' "'"f"'''"S "e c'c''''I 6!
J"E"c'C> par" AlnoS' "asIa aN'omo'!-
les me'".e'' p"cas &c a!Eodo"' dc Ia.
II" y dc yute' prodHcios co~!onia'eS o
c%oticoS' etc. Ct. hS'oS matcrIaies :.
'I'1'''0'' 1' "''S gan p".'e "".'
.;f,I =. Ir-. ~p,.r,-i-i ,.r,... f,r
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-04
N!PURTANTE.

Sc dcsca una sonora mcXicana de bucna
CnruuCta, de - 4 20 amos, sofa: Que Qulera
TRAFALGAR Ell aS!>ilr 4 IN hOm5rc IncXIcano
SOLO. que trahaIa en TN rancho: &c paga
mug bu"n salar!o. Para mas lnformcS dirt
idn>c al Intc"csadO: ST. Jose il. q. Herrera,
d cargo f.. C.. Bales Jr., MERTON, Tex.
S-ii.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20

Milwaukee. Aug, 1.-THE famaq,
~Sheboygan band of ~sixty-ive pierpns
will be the star musical organizafl.4ss,
at the 1915 State Fair. This ban6 v z,3
play in front Of the grand stand Ear
the first four days OF the fair. Tins
band was at the 1914 State Fair amt,
proved such a decided hit that il Is
given the stellar role among the fs1E,
bands.
AS indicated by the accompanies
schedule. there will be more bands ~
this years fail than ever played az e.
Wisconsin State Fair.
The aim in the entire rraneemep4
Of this years fair is to have sometbiDx~
doing every minute of every day. anss
10 send patrons of the fair home salts
fed that the 1915 State Fair was the
best they had ever seen In every re-
spect.
In addition to the bands
there will be an orchestra of nIrys
pieces in the Stock Judging Building
a similar orchestra in the Dairy Build,
ing and Two orchestras in the Machfr
scy Hall, where the great
show viii be held
Still another band viii be n lqd{cs
band OF twelve pieces which viii he.
seen among the eighteen free attrar
tions TO be shown at three d'Terenr
locations on the grounds each day
Some of the Midway attractions nlssz.
viii have bands, so that the State Far
his year will be a gigantic carnival al
music. as well as the greatest expsnvs-
ion and show Wisconsin ever Raxe
presented.
One Of the memorable incidents Of
each days program will be a paraskr.
Of all free and paid attractions and err,
bands on the grounds. rhis paraasg
viii take place each morning at ~
o'clock. 1t viii rival the famous RSpr-
ing Brothers parade.
All of the bands playing at this
years fair will bring big delegatfcraa
from their home towns and cities. xse
al are promoting special trains 10 fhsc
fair.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20

rsutits Sffisier in too1bnIidsm On.
itonce ins Qaus esbru6t purhs.
Sisies NlitIeih erfaaie oas ;unae
W0oGen. ols Itf Ole lflanie Sung
Iines9efoIi nit ben fsiuen i3iigen :e.
eun9sIos uor iih Iieaen iab nno Der.
ssbens no6 eiVem s3eifsn fpieoerisbs
renosn genubtieirs ipGbie. Sb fid
Die sei6IoHsnsn 2iter tpieber bebsn
uno Elm Isbsn,unoenSer Stroll aus
linen bliBen, oh bic o~bQsSebrien
Wonaen fif pisoer runoen unb nit
Der 6arbe Der @eiunbbeii beoedsn
pirben?
2iebepou mi: cine Muiter ffri6 lie
ibsr bic f~siagedosrten .0onos uno
fuhte Die ta,,en Singer nit ihrer
ponbliiti9sn 9roft gu erlpGrmsn.
Dob IS oahei si9entiimlih in ibrem
!5er5en sudte. ooB ein u~nbttonntes
8efIbl nit leiiem Shouer iie be-
fhIid lie tonnte ibm ni6t nsbs
rsn... etpas 2eues, 6rsmces mar
in ibr itlidtes, niidhtsrnes 2sbsn aee
treten has Weib mar in tht ers
podt. H;ht Elm Weib nit beiben
WUn'ten uno 9eoeblen - oIIes exit
reincs 6uhJsn. Sart uno innig, has
aug gtitIeio geboren idon ben Setm
Der 2iebe in i'd trus.
uno er. Der lunqs arieQer, Der
nit iLpferem Nut unb iubnsn 0ctfs
nunJen in Den Sampf eesooeh uno
BON Der tiidiihen Su9eI zines Sreis
'6orIers in ieiner Sisaerlaufbabn
a~ufgebaIten mar afnie er, bab
IiebspolIs PfIege an ieincm Eager FOB
lino treue Waht bette Spurte er
ben leiien Druid Der lebenspormeu
9dnoe. ben irifden 9ouh bes bIfs
henoen MunOss2 81 es nitt, ais
oh Elm Ieiies 8sbsr iiber iein Geiiht
aisbt, OILS OBJ bic Iosrn in ben
ShlGfen idpelen?... Nein. Gin
S%onnenitrobI, Der bur6 oas @emah
buitt, bat bas 2rusbiIo 1erpprses
Saubert.
sGbma. Gbmoll" font bic Gimme
Der Wutter.
Dos WGodsn fGbrt su5ommen.
S3erfIattert iinb bic SrGume,
Raid erneuert es erit Den lIms
idlos, I'm Sem 3uf Der Mutter su
foIeen.
Soum bat China ole Sammer psrs
IoIen. ols bic 9Ir iit Ia6te 0ffnet
nno Elm o~bitpbenosr Menih be.eins
ln9t. nit ideusm Bid ben ShlGfsr
muiterno. Qsiis. ~unbDrbar nGbsrt
ii1 Der SdIeitsr Dem geti uno befs
let siuen Bid piIbsn 6aTes ouf ZEN
&ronien. 0onn toitsn feline Sdnbs
iu6enn inter bic 9ede, inter oas
Sopftihen. INNER tieier ipubleno.
Pioblih bGlt er inne uno bordt.
er bort bic Stieoe tnoden. glit els
mem Rud 1T er an benz 0oidbedsn
unb moft iif nit Ger SompreIe au
Fhoffen.
rMos madTt gu bier, Seou?" ruff
has Wfoofen ftrene, DOS idnslIen
SGritts ouf i'm sutritt mo oen
usberroihtsn mittrouiid anIiebt.
.9Sas fperb' id mahen?" ernioert
Der anoere mlirriFh. Sab nnch BEN
&ronteu geieheu.~
.8os 1T nift beine Sode. Ge5'
CUR Wautier. ie braudt bicb!"
WioerFpiuie 9ebt Der &nedi; thur
Tenb ME Elm biiI tiger aoier hintt er
aus Der Stube!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20
STATE FAIR TO Be !.
CARNIVAL OF MUSIC
EIGHTEEN BAND AND FOUR or.
CHESTRAS TO PLAY DURING
THE FIVE DAYS.
SHEBOYGAN IN STAR ROLE
Parade of Free and Paid
Attractions a Feature for
Every Morning Of Big
Exposition.
SCHEDULE OF BANDS.

Monday, Sept. 10 %(Children's Days
-sheboysan, MayviIIe. shullsburo.
Tuesday. Sept. "a Q~nterurhan
Oay)-Sheboyean, Racine, Shuts
burg.
Wednesday, Sept. is Estate DAVE
-Sheooygan, Racine, MsdisNE-
Bloomington.
Thursday. Sept. IS milwaukee
Day)-Sheboysan, Milwaukee, Mes
riIl, Oshkosh, Horizon.
FRIDAY. Sept. II t~Traveiing Meus
oay)-Milwaukee. Merrill James
vile.
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,so~rtiebuno iniai.

Rur d. neraIIgemtie
nern. ariegSbegeiitsrtsr Yoniofs
felbelb: rWir Deutihsn fiirdten
Gott unb ionit nihts in ber WeIt!!"
f%onthippe: ,Soopo?"
berIod 9oImes OUT
Dem .0orfe. ,Nos mott benn
Der 0orfppIi3iit bar Der lGbi ii6
ia bon allen SduItinosrn oos 6riibs
ltudSbroi porSeigen."
.So, Dem Sberomtmann lit
n0mIih pories Nod q Sdpein a.
itohlsn iporben!!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-20

Der Qtronom piderinn
bat ALIEN bic SeIlietsit pon 25.os9
Girternsn nemsifen unb beitimmt.
Die oIten Gbinefen 6uftesa
in Der Mufit fdon bic eIeite am=
orbnung Der 9onfoIee. pie mir III
Der 2onIeiter, aIfo rim 5aIbtonidrlr
abpstfeInb mad orsi unb sipei @onaH,
ionfdritten. sic ,nnnten 3intr-
Wunobormpniio. Song nnb pioIicr
1Is JnItrumenis. SIRE RoisnTdriFa
b%sitanb abr aus 3eidtn Der Sprad
l6riit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
Figure in Almost Every
Event and Carry Off
Bulk of Prizes.
SIXTY TAKE PART
IN FIVE-MILE RUN
Terhune, of New Brunswick,
Comes Through with Victory,
Winning by Sixty Yards.

The athletes OF the Bronx Church
House carried off the majority Of the
prizes at he annual athletic meet
which was held under the auspices OF
the Keansburg Athletic Association at
the clubs field, Keansburg, \. j., yes
terday. The lads from the Bronx hg-
ured in almost every event. There
were more than two hundreds con-
testants, about half of them being from
out of town. e,
The feature event was a five-mile
run. which brought together more than
threescore long distance athletes. H.
Terhune. of the Michelin A. A., of New
Brunswick, with a handicap of min
utes and 5 seconds, was the victory. lie
took the lead entering the final mile
and won b: about sixty yards from
George Junovisk, of the Knights OF st.
Peter A. A.
Harry =. Smith, of the Bronx Church
House, and Arthur J. Fogel, of the
rish-American A. c., were the scratch
men. Although they finished well up
in the race, they were unable to sho"
enough speed to win prize. .,
Edawrd Emes. of the Bronx Church
House, the junior national champion
standing broad jumper, was the only
scratch man to win. He captured the
standing high jump with leap OF
feet inches.
The two-mile walk handicap was bit
terly contested throughout. The lead
alternated several times. In the last
quarter of a mile, I. A. Msroney, OF
the Bronx Church House, took the lead
and crossed the line victor, few yards
ahead of william Plant, Of the Long
Island A. c., the junior champion, who
started from the back mark.
The summaries follow:
900 yard run Cnovicel Won by ,. Richter Pas
second. T Manning. Prudential A. A. third.
i' one, mi lie nun Ch.ndcapl-won by T A Benish.
Raid Eagle A c G. seconds pl'n r,cE l@~s
''I RSnnins high jump Chahdleipl-won by J. G
Uendricksen New York A. c. Is inchesl. feet
inches: r. Runyon. Pastime A. G q inehssl. :
,sss i6Gs.' {, inches feet inches third
standing high Jump ChAndic.P,rSNHon y.et 20
inches. + Lauthsrborn. BronI Church House Is
inrhe,5 feet inches. Second: J. Hendrcksef,
400 .yard dash Chsndicspl-won BY VI. She's.
Pastime 4 { q yardsl l. Leahe't salem ,, GLs..
cent A c. g ysrdsl second + e. l9unt Nieh'
Two mile walk lhsndicap)-won by. T 4 Ma
ron,y. Bronx Church House SO yardsl: william
Plant. Lons Island O. ,, .I ,bi ,sf0n' I'm.
100 iSe. yard dash Ch.ndc,pl-won by Harm Buh.
Foster salem Crescent A {. g y.rdsl. second
l.. & Hartman. unattached % ysrdsI. third
'' five mill road run Ch.ndc,pr-won By H Ter.
hum. Michelq 4 S,' piI ns isIs, 1 20 70
second: Hsr,,y Flick. BronI Church House t.:3oh
81 - third.
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More than $4,000 Can See
Mcfarland Gibbons Bat
tie from Big
Stands.

Arrangements have been made for
accommodating record breaking
crowd at the coming bout between
Mike Gibbons and Packey Mcfarland,
which will be held at the Brighton
Beach Motordrome on September II. The
management has provided for the COM
fort of 52,4s0 spectators, and if every
seat be taken, it will be the greatest
crowd that has ever gathered together
to witness a ring contest in the his
tory of boxing in this state. Indeed,
one may count almost on the fingers
of one hand crowds whi"i have ex-
ceeded this at any athletic contest in
tiss country.
The seating plan has been carefully
worked out, and the fans who pay 81
admission and sit in the bleachers will
have almost as good view of the con-
test as those who pay the higher tariff
and occupy the rlngside chairs. The
highest priced box seats will sell at s.
each. Others Will pc oDtslnaDle at 80,
while the other seats will bring 81
and 81.
There will be three sets of boxes.
In the first set will be 1872 boxes, con-
tanning 824 hairs. There will be 272
boxes in the second set, with accom-
mediation for 1896 chairs, while the
third set If 7l2 boxes win contain
1895 chairs.
Back of the boxes stret:h TIE rows
Of rest i seats, and sill further in
the rear come the admission and
bleacher seats. In row A there are 480
seats, while included in rows B to u,
inclusive, are 1874 seats. There will
be room for 14,400 spectators in the
admission, while the bleachers will
hold $4,000 fans.
The promoters announce that already
the advance sale has passed the S2O,-
900 mark, and that there las been no
diminuton in the interest of the fans.
The boxing enthusiasts from Chicago,
Milwaukee, St. Paul and o'her points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
Bensonhurst Eleven Has
Margin of SO Runs Over
Staten Island Club.
MANHATTAN MAKES
SURE OF REMNANT
Victory Over Paterson Clincnes
Honors-Results of Other
Local Contests.

A championship game in the series
Of the New York and New Jersey
Cricket Association played az Living
ston, Staten Island. yesterday between
the Staten Island Club and the Benson
hurst Rovers resulted in an easy VIC
tory for the Rovers, who proved ell
fective with both bat and bail, and De
feated the Staten Island team oy o.
runs, with three wickets 70 spare.
The home team batted first, and al
though starting off well W. S. Il. og,,-
by scoring 10, W. F. keenan, 10, and n.
c. FIT II, the team was disposed OF icr
so. F. Gautier proved most successful
with the ball, capturing six wickets ioI
80 runs, while Evelyn took three TOT -
and G.. Gautier one for 3. =.
The Rovers then went to bat, r
Gautier and F. A. Pirie putting on ,,
before the first wicket fell, Gautief
scoring 80 and Pirie SO. W. B. Otte-
will. however, made top score OF the
game with A., while D. Turville was
not out with II when the game ended.
For Staten Island. Fit took two
wickets for 80, ". +. keenan, two Iof
SO. and R. E. Bonner one for is: The
Bensonhurst Rovers scored los Tor
seven wickets.
The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
Two Steeplechases on
Card at State Fair

Two steeplechases are. down for de-
cision Saturday, September Is, at the e
New York State Fair at Syracuse. one
event, the New York State Far Steepieji
chase. is for hunters, four years ola ana
inward, By subscription of $40 each
70 the winner, with $1,000 added, OF
which 5000 to the second and 500 to
the I"'' third. To be ridden by gentleman
rider or by an officer of the United Ted
,;onai Guard. in uniform. About two
and one-half miles over a timber course.
The other race is the Service Plate
S+eenlechase. For four-year-olds and
upward, the bona fide property Of the
United States government, OF oiilcers
of the United states army t~oon.
corps' regiment or staff department OF
Of of S. each to the winner, with $500
added. OF which Sl0o 70 ths saeona