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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-16
ORPHEUM

To- -night-'Damaged Goods"
Tuesday, matinee and might, October
19-Pat White in Casey in Society,""
ThursdaX, matinee ana night. October
21-"The Winners"
Saturday, matinee and night, October
23--Mrs. Whitney's Fashion Show.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-16
Rita Inliyet u

Rita Jolivet, who. it will be recall
ed, was the last person to see Charles
Frohman alive, in the Lusitania dis
aster, has been engaged as the fea-
tured member of the cast in Mrs
Boltays daughter"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-16
WHENCE MELBA,s NAME

Madame Melba, the great prima
tour of America this season, is in pri-
vate life Mrs. c. N; F. Armstrong. She
was born Helen Porter Mitchell, her
very rich men of Australia. She took
the name of Melba when she was
studying In Paris under Madame Mar
llsh and American girls to give up their
rather prosaic sounding names, and
Mrs. Armstrong had the happy thought
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-16
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT

New Cumberland. Pa. Oct. 16.-An-
nouncement has been made of the mar
rage of Miss Esther Zorger, daughter
of George Zorger. of Fifth street and
Lewis Sweiger, at Hagerstown, by the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-16
Essanay is usi

Essanay is using one of the few ra-
vens in captivity in this country for
Raven" founded on the novel of Ed
gar Allen Poe.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-16
|AMUSeMGDTSI
THE STAGE

An American tour has been arrang-
ed for Mrs. Langtry. She will come to
this country next month with her en-
tire London company, to present her
new play Mrs. Thompson"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-16

Julia Sanderson, Donald Brian and
Joseph Cawthorne will end their en-
gagement in THE Girl of Utah" and
return to New ork to begin rehears-
ais in the Viennese musical play
"Sybil."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-16
CORNELL MEETS BUCKNELL

Ithaca, n. Y, Oct. 16.-The un-
beaten Cornell team to-day faced the
Bucknell eleven in a contest which
the Ithacans hoped would prove a
needed test of strength before the
game with Harvard next Saturday.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-16

James j. Corbett, former pugilist
champion, has succumbed to the NOV
les. He has baen signed by the Raver
Film Co., to play the part of pugil-
ist in a new comedy The Other
Girl"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-16
In Five Worlds Series
Is Jack Barry's Record
Special to The Telegraph

Boston, Oct. 16.-There have been
lucky guys in baseball, plenty of them.
But here follows the list of prize
money which Jack Barry. of Boston
and Worcester, Red Sox second base
man. has received in the five worlds
series conflicts in which he has taken
part:
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-16

Nos 1 and 2:-Harry Hooper, right
fielder of the Boston Red Sox, who
made a home run with the score tied
in the last inning of the last game of
the world series.
No. 3:-Duffy Lewis Red Sox left
fielder the co-star of the world
SERIES
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
La asamblea del 28

Ell senior Presidente de la Junta Cen
trail de la Casa de Espana, ha enviado
todas las secciones de la Isla, la ST.
guiente carta circular
En- cumplimiento de 10 que precept1a
al artlculo 13 de los estatutos porque
Sc rige esta Institution, esta Directiva
} entral ha senalado ell d1a % de febre-
70 actual, para que tenga efecto la
Junta General reglamentaria de la Ca
'a de EspaIa en- Puerto Rico.
La Junta Sc celebrara en- los salones
del Casino Espanol de San Juan, y da-
4 comicrzo las echo &c la manana.
Con tai motive Sc avisa 4 las .Juntas
ocales para que designer sus represen-
mites dicho acto con la de5ida opor-
unidad dando av;so Ge ello esta Of
ma central.
San Juan, P. R., febrero 5, 1915.
A. de la Haba,
Presidente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
Elenco de la co1npan1a
d e Opera

Una gran noticia que espero que eli
publico recibira como Sc merece: Tego-
rlm, el gran tenor dramatico que tan
tos exitos y entusiasnos la 1lcanzad
tn el Real Teatro de Madrid vendrl
con la Compan1a de Opera.
FL elenco complete queda ell s:guien
te:
Maestro-Director de orquesta, Igna-
clio Castillo, segundo Maestro. D'Ales-
sandri.
Tenores: Tegonini, sinagra, Jim6-
nez, Giaccone.
Sopranos: Andreani, Vicario, Kres-
mer, Cainori.
Medios-sopranos: Eubanta, Castillo.
Barltonos: D'Angelo, Fornari Ma
rino.
Bajos: Sorgi, Cervi.
Director Artistico: Natili.
Director de 'Coros: Smoleus.
Bailarinas: primera bailarina Mon
tova, Gaby Martin Cluzzini, Bertrand,
Sill Day, Camoglio, CALI Geneoly, Clio
tide Roger, Enet, Lovelace, Steket.
Coros y personal agregado nume
rOSO.
Decorado y vestuario. del gran lujo
America MANCINI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
M1sica en- la plaza

Programa del concerto que esta no
che dara en- la Plaza de Baldorioty la
Banda del Regimiento:
Tango, ''Too Much Mustard; Mac
kiln.
overtura, "off an On; L. 0. de
Witt.
The Gaby Glide, Louis A. Hirech
Selection de la opereta clos Sal
timbanquis'' L. Came.
Danza, Recuerdos sensibles," Mi
randa.
Marcia, "The International Rag, -
I. Perlin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
Liqa de republicanos espa-
noles de Puerto Rico

Hoy II de Febrero, 42o. aniver-
Sario. de la proclamation de la Rept-
blica en- Espana, celebraran Asamblea
los individuos de la Liga, en- los altos
de "El Cielo" (Fortaleza 25,) para
conmemorar aquella fecha, y celebrar
su Junta General de principles de ano.
Ell acto empezara las de la noche.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
Consulado de Espana

Acaba de recibirse en- estas ofcinas,
una elegante edici6n del Catalago de
1xportadores Espanoles, que ell Gobier-
% de Espana ACADIA de publican.
El Consulado de Espana en- San
Fuan, remitira gratuitamente un ejem-
solar, q todos los comerciantes importa.
lores que 10 solicitor.
j. M. Lomba,
Consul de Espana, INFERNO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
NO STRING ON BOXING
LICENSES, SAYS WENCK
New Chairman of Commission
Admits Public and Gives
Permit to Garden.

Fred A. Weuck. the newly appointed
member of the New York state Athletic
Commission. entered on his duties at
n meeting held yesterday. lie was APP
pointed by Gov. Whitman to succeed
Frank s O'Neil. and was nominated
and elected chairman OF the commission
by John j. Dixon, now the only other
Price. member OF the old commission.
has sent his resignation to Gov. Whit
man, to take effect Immediately.
Wcnck made II plain that the boxing
business of New York State would be
conducted on "A different plan IN future.
He threw the doors open to the public
and made a significant statement on the
request Of the Governor himself. He
wished to deny that any corporation
would have TO make any deals, pay any
money. extend any courtcsics, or APP
point any specific manager in order to
get a license.
The first to get a license renewal was
the Show Corporation of Madison Square
Garden, composed OF II. 7. Edwards.
II. ID, Vincent n l., NJ. ID. Mcclure.
Billy Gibson. who conducted the Garden
bouts n few years ago, will be the new
manager. The license will be for one
year.
Other renewals granted were to the
Fairmont A. C., in The Bronx the New
York A, C., which will conduct a number
of amateur boxing bouts during the com
ing winter months the Crescent A. G. of
Brooklyn and the Broadway sporting
Club, also OF Brooklyn. The Sharkey
A. c.. received n temporary license.
After the meeting Chairman Wenck
announced that he wanted to feel his
way about handling his new duties. He
said he would take up various matters,
such as referees and decisions, AS they
presented themselves. The office at ~
Park Row. which has been the head
quarters OF the commission since the
Frawley boxing law went into effect.
will become a branch. The commission
will move to Albany. as the new law
requires.
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appointed for the bouts to be held IN the
gymmasSums of the New York A. G. and
Crescent A.. g. ON October 20 and 80,
a meeting will be held on October % Ia
award the classes to each nj the clubs
The officials are
New York A. C.-ieorge Schwegler,
referee John j. Walsh and Joseph Con
lon, Judges; Paul Pilgrim and John j
Deignan. clerks Robert Stoll. timer. and
Joseph Rudy.
Crescent A. C.-Ehdie Forbes. referee
j. J. O'Brien and y. w. Stumpf. judges
Is. Levine and $. Byrne. clerks Prosper
Clust. timer. md ID. Sherrin. announcer
Cleveland already has announced It's
intention of holding city championships
and sending on the winners to compets
Mt the tournament. Pittsburg, Bosto1
and Philadelphia. 1t Is believed. will hold
similar tournaments. II il possible thai
tho Canadian A. e. also may hold
bouts Dr. end contestants to the me.
mortal tournament. The New York A
C., aa we'll as the Crescents. has con.
scented TO put tickets on sale for the
tournament at the A A. u. offices at ::
each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
LOCAL RACING ENDS TO-DAY.
F1ue Entry for steepIechases a
Piping Rock Meeting.

Racing in the metropolitan district
will end this afternoon with the conclu-
OF the second days programme OF
the Piping Rock Racing Association at
Locust Valley. The feature is the Piping
Rock Subscription Steeplechase. Of three
miles. This is n sporting event arranged
by the friends OF the association and
calls for a subscription of $3.50 each. all
to go to the winner. Ten days ago
the weights were announced and
among those chosen to stare were Reau
Broadway. Bonny Laddie. Old Salt.
Bart n Shannon River. From Boston,
Philadelphia, Baltimore. Washington and
various points IN Canada will come a
splendid delegation OF tho followers OF
c~ross-country racing. who for weeks
have been discussing the chances OF the
candidates.
In the Orange County Plate. which is
. steeplechase for th~ree-year-olds. prac-
tically the entire field that had strug-
gled for the Harbor Hin Cup on Satur-
day will again measure strides. The
purse for this race has been offered By
X. l.. Gerry and the winner will receive
a beautiful piece of plate from the Pip
Ing Rock Racing Association.
In the Brook Cup. which Is at two
miles. twenty-five entries have been re-
ceived. Among those that will be seen
at the post are W%eldship. which already
has a leg on the cup and has received q
special preparation for this race Duke
of Duluth. Abdon. Single Stick, Pebeto.
Skibbereen. Exton. Swish and a half
dozen Others
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'COLUMBIA'S COACH
SEES GREAT ELEVEN
Mctcalf Expects Better Team
to Face st. Lawrence Than
He Predicted.
KOMSANT BACK AGAIN

I'D Kornsand and Dink Slower re-
turned yesterday TO the Columbia foot
ball squad after an absence OF eigh,
days due to injuries. Slower appeared
with his Jaw encaeed In bandages and
adhesive plaster. kornsand s%upplanted
Harry Buerneyer at right eid on the
varsity. much TO the surprise Of many
admirers Of the former soccer captains
playing. Ken Noble took Browns place
at centre on the varsity.
Head Coach Metcalf confined the
work to tackllnE and line plunging with
a short period devoted to catching punts
The backfeld candidates have beer
showing splendid improvement in car
rying the ball, but the coaches were not
pleased with the way most OF the mer
caught punts. Three out Of every Ave
tries yesterday resulted in fumbles nj
uncertain catches. IT, Munroe. who was
tried out at halfback. was sent to the
second team because he did not catch
clearly.
With two weeks before the opening
game Metcalf believes he can round out q
better team than an early canvass had
led him to predict. The backfeld OF 81
monds, Mansbach and Littauer he re.
CARDS a first class, Calder il above the
average end. Buehmeyer and Kornsand
In Metcalf's opinion. are improving fas,
and either will prove a valuable substi.
tute for the other. jeff Healy at tackle
and T. Kennedy Mt guard are showing
up I'm a most promising way. Viii
these met fixed Metcalf said he figured
that he could mould out a winning com
bination before st. Lawrence comes &c
South Neld n week from Saturday.
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LAUREL RACING RESULTS.

Tara; :ellisF Da a..s 500 90 a J; s %Sc : ssii
srsais Spring Mass Pas il,z',' p iaSs ST 20.
show SIS, second jim Basey, iOl (caiia.
Perm ROCK. bbs:yltsry, vr.y. skeets, Cold
Cap. Tinkle He'll. LILY Orme and Minstrel
Second Race-Three-year,ol old and up.
ward. selling; purse $500; Ave and q half
s H,1ao' .! pl ;csop =; 49, pi :ss" ,s IA . show s srit.
second, Cross hun. .ios lCaIiahnny, show
is,ss ! as'r GEM Tina Rsai ,'9 io nd; H Mn. sh ,.r:
wood. Pi@rrst, Kin Silver Moon and Mr..
sTiSEs a'so rsn.r,r...v.o,.o,a, m, nm.
.ixteenth.Jsiar Bird, !Forehandl,
s arr, 4 r., 81; ,aD So e e,A, ,co sss.TS. s shSw :iss e. 70,
IAIien). show ,ii,so. third, Time, i:is s.5.
Weber ws% H Sigma Arp Ss,'t ciiT Ea H.' I'll. S Sn,,
and Patty Began nn also ran RIa. po,r, s.,,,,,
and a half furlonss-.startlinE. iii ,Mc-
Taggart), straight 500. place $3.50. show
4. show $50. second; .Broomvaie, iSs
lRicel. show, $40, third Time. l:os 2-s,
Tom Edward, socony. Prohibition, Greet.
Conee also ran .Carman entry.
ward: selling purse $500; one mile and a
:,ra,sSt s. place $40, show .sSS, nrst
!awSone, iot IcoiiinSn. plaSe st;aS; show
sartJ, show $50. third. Time. las as.
Kris KrinEle. Borax, DR.. Duenner. Athena.
Progressive, Royal Vane and FenrOck also
ran.
sixth Neutrality-suspicious. and up
ward; selling: purse $500; one mile and
tonj. straight $3.50. place $3.50, show
-. 80. first; Day Day. 1902 tGartner), place
tCooper). show $3.50. third. Time. l;43.
Goa. Ashmeade. Harry Junior. Henry Hutch
ison, Borgeo and Republican also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
MISS WAGNER LOSES
ONLY THREE GAMES
With Mrs. Weaver and Mrs.
Mills. Reaches Third Round
at Bedford Park.

Miss Marie Wagner. former national
indoor champion; Mrs. Spencer Fuller
ton Weaver and Mrs. y. C. Mills
reached the third round in the first
women's invitation lawn tennis tour
nament yesterday at the bedford Park
Lawn Tennis Gu Miss Wagner
played in both the first and second
rounds. losing only three games. She
started by defeating Miss Abbie Nor
rison Mt 6-1, 60. and in the Sec
ond round gave Mrs. Albert Hum
phries only one game in zach set.
Mrs. Mills. after beating Miss Helen
Punnctt easily in the first round at
defeat Miss Bessie Holden OF the Mont
clair Athletic Club, at ID. 6--1. Mrs.
Weaver drew n bye from the first
round and in the second disposed OF
Miss Amy Harper. at 81. 60 No
matches will be played to-day, but the
singles viii be continued Tomorrow
and the doubles started. The summa-
r!es:
NIs, Amy harper, dcfeatei Mrs =. "
Jenkins 80, ID. 7-5' Miss Elizabeth
9 2: urs u. G. Mills defeated Miss Helen
punnett. Is, 40. Miss Bessie Holden
defeated Miss Caroma Wlnn, 6-3. Ct:
~: rfsFsy %SiiSsa!%s, s;%s: I'LL MI..
rlson. e--i, 90, Mrs. Albert HUMPHREYS
defeated Mrs. W. u. voss. Ga. 81; Mrt.
lingo Hartman defeated Mrs. g. Droog an.
-, a.
Second Round-Mrs. Spencer Fullerton
Weaver defeated. Miss Amy Harper. 81.
60 Mrs. ID q Mills defeated Mlss HNnDio
Holden. u. 6-l; Miss Marie Wagner
defeated Mrs. Albert ~Humphries, 81, 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
LAT0NIA RACING RESULTS.

First R.ss-Ma!den thrss-yssr:olds and
upward; purss 1900; one milsMMSnsy
y, show $40. won santa, io7 ,tGientryJ.
iot tGoosel show So ~ third. Time. l:t2:
II, Allen, cain. lntone. Beach comber and
Charles Francis also ran.
Second Race -.rwo-year:olds; selling
purse $500; six furlonga-lm p%ressiye. 80
s.so, won; Mary H.. SO %tJndy)., place
; rs 1ao rs.~ .s sss,'s s1.. ss' sSi1a. rh nim. .n ,'is.
cu!Sert.on; John !r,. and SAVING alss; ran.
ward. Tai'a .eri hassp pSfss ,sSG; s.e m a%% and md
s 2 s'sss'1 ,is7,7o cDn place sss. ~: show s@u ,Ia,sso.
y, won .ss Er,%' ~ s1.S Sssn' 8, ,5 Bs'e svs ss'iH Su snSr
joe stein, Hank biiii. Frs, pesre. and
Fourth nace-.An ages; handicap; purse
ito (van Dusen), straight $40. place
place it.sO; show out. second; pr. Larry,
100 t%MurPhyD. show out, third, Time.
~ F.s iis' Rs aroyfF aS:sf. also purse 1sn. $500;
lip, .srsisht .tsC, pi.c. IS. show 81 70,
xo" ;n ps'',!s Greer: sson nGs G 4cS"nSa,'2; H mace
iicois IVAN Van bfsa.ssin,. show $3.50. SsSS"ttfni third. Time,
iio7d,s: Fl9ssis Walker Charlie MeGee,
and Panhandle also ran.
Sixth Race - Three-year-Olds; selling
purse $500; six furlongs-Amazon, 10;
iGsntry), straight 81, 80. place ~ 10. show
$3.50. Won; DR.. Carmen. ~ (Andressl.
1rms' 70: tstearn''. show $3.50 third,
Billy Joe. Anna Kruter. scrutineer. Marion
Goosby, Syrian and Miss Fielder also ran,
Seventh Race-one mile and a sixteenth
for four-year-olds and up; purse $500; sell
ing-Olga star, 100 tLapaille) straight
ueddes, III tGentry), place Ss,so. show
$3.50. second; GoIdy, los IshiiiingJ. show
$3.50. third. Time, 1916, Weyanoke. Chilla.
Helen NJ. star Actress aad Chiffon kins
also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12

BUSY ON VIRGINIA COURTS.
Play Preliminary Rounds In Fall
Tourney at Hot springs.

Hot SPRINGs. Va, Oct. 11.-Prelin-
mary rounds in mems and women's
singles were played to-day in the fall
tennis tournament which is to last
through the week. Weather conditions
were ideal and the courts fast. Matches
In doubles will start nor and
mixed doubles on Wednesday. The win
ner Of the singles matches plays Fred G.
lnman, Of New York, for the challenge
trophy. The summaries:
Challenge Trophy. Mems singles, Pre-
Urinary Rolnd-J. Appleton Glen, Ssw
Ga, 10; Bedell Harmed. New York, beat
%s.'e,s; Ses iors :. Seas W s. i , JsSs'oT'
waiter. New YORK., beat Charles white
head Atlanta, Ga. d., =
rrascr, Harrison, ~phiisdelphia, by default!
John. Imam, New York, beat Dewes Dli.
Sworth. NV YORK: g 81: 60 nsrnon
from Hn j. y n smii sL' New s 9ars s'0 ~ % Gs,
a. 5aDM,.' r Tn%rls' New 6. Aa york, r. e cn 1G c :, 'T VT
perrin. baitimer., 81 default: Howard
New York. -. 7--s; Earl Dodge. New
yyors, W. won a from asCrEs II n,, Gise nss New
Mcguire. New York. 6--l. Go: A. Gordon
Douglass. New York. beat Ronald +. Ly-
NAN Boston, SO: 80: Charles inman'
fault.
second Round-.r. j. Han beat John
Imam. GO. ca. Prentice beat Edgar
Scott. 9-s. -, 81 Merrihew beat
Adsl'. c.. rs. 6--3; Allen beat Harmed,
Ga, 6-l; ~RousmRnlcrr beat Buck walter.
s-l, t-6. Is: Mckee Dunn beat Geer.
"a. 81; Douglass won from G. inm1n
by default
Women singles. First Round Mrs, 7
Harvey Williams beat Miss Marion du
Pont. al. Ct. Miss Eleorora Sears beat
Miss Gwendolyn King. a. e.; Miss
Ada Norneet heat Mas Ann Williams, "a
Go: Mrs. Rawson Wood won from Mrs.
Reeve Schley by default: Mrs. Henry
Fletcher beat Miss Adeline Townsend,
Go. SIS; Miss Katherine Harvey won
from Miss Evelyn Sears by default: Miss
Marion Fenno won from Miss Mimi Scott
by default: Miss GLADYS Ingalls, won from
Miss Christine Biddic by default.
Second Round-Mrs. Fletcher boat Miss
Katherine Harvey. s-a. 6--3: Miss Fenno
beat Miss Ingalls,. s--1. IS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
CLUB TENNIS TITLE FOR HALL.
Third straight NIvtOry Gives Hin
Hamilton range Trophy.

Walter Merrill Hall. former Middle
states title holder, won the champion
shin of the Hamilton Grange Lawn
Tennis Gu yesterday for the third
successive time and thereby became
permanent owner of the titular trophy.
He defeated Jaine s. O'Ncale. u for
mel Columbia pitcher. in three straight
sets at Ct. Ga. St.
While oNeale stuck to n straight
driving game from start to finish. Hall
kept switching tactics and changing
pace. In his search for variety the
winner even tried the underhand ser
vice and cut strokes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
MISS TAYLOR DOUBLE WINNER.
Carries ON Class u Trophy At West
side Tennis Club.

Miss VI. II. Taylor NOR two matches
with the loss of only AS many games
and carried of the trophy yesterday
in the Glass II section OF the women's
tennis championship AZ the West Side
Tennis club. Forest Hills. I. Mrs.
II. !. Hldt was beaten by Miss Tay-
Tor in the seini-final round In straight
love sets and in the hnal Miss Mary
cate was u victim in straight sets at
G. 20
Miss Marion Nandcrhocf advanced 10
the final In Glass 4 BY defeating Miss
Edna Barger at G-t. e-3.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
Hockey League 10 Meet.

The playing schedule for the cham.
pionship series of the American Amateur
Hockey League will be laid out at the
annual meeting of the league. to be held
~ the 81. Nicholas Rink on Thursday
night, Officers for the ensuing year will
l.. elected and other business details ar
ianged. The rink will open it's twenty
eeNpnd season OF pubic skating on
SATURDAY. October 30.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
JOCKEY GAM FATALLY HURT.
skull Fractured when Mount Falls
at LatOnia Track.

CINCINNATI, Oct. lI.-Jockey Carl
Cans OF Louisville, KY, sustained in
juries this afternoon in a spill at La
tonia racetrack hat will cost him his
life, physicians Mt Booth Memorial Hos
pital said tonight. The accident oc-
CURED in the first race, when several
horses fell mt the clubhouse turn soon
after the start.
Beach Comber. and kicked in the head
by one of the horses. sustaining IA frac-
ture at the base OF the skull. Malheur,
with Garner up. also fell. but neither
horse nor rider was injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
sheppard Sixty.ninth's Trainer,

Mel Sheppard, the former champion
athlete and now raine of the Millrose
A. A.. last night received the appoint
ment AZ trainer for the Athletic Assoc
citation of the Sixty-ninth Regiment 4.
A. Lieut.. Kelly is chairman Of the ath-
letic committee and with tho noted a,h-
lcte AS mentor he expects the boys If
the Sixty-ninth to make "A strong show
Ing in military rack and field sports.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
Cornell Runners Begin Work.

ITHACA. ". Y. Oct. 11.-Nine men
have been selected for the Cornell
crOsa-country training table which
started this morning. Daily runs are
being held and Moakley is rounding
the men into shape for the Harvard
meet. the first of the season The fol-
lowing are at the varsity training
table: Capt. Potter. Beckwith. COR
with. Eddred. Tinkham. Burke, Green,
Windnagle and Campbell.
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NORFOLK, Va. oct. l1,-Miss Eliza
beth Bull. II years old. of Norfolk, to-
day defeated Miss Dorothy Wake two
straight sets in the final round OF
ladies' singles for the tennis Champion
ship of Virginia. The score was 6-I,
O.. Miss Bull is the youngest woman
who has ever held the singles cham
pionship In Virginia.
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Fordham Prep plays its annual game
to-day at Stamford with Stamford
High School. champions of Connecticut.
The Maroon Prep had u workout
against the varsity scrubs Yesterday
that showed Fordham has "A good
chance.
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PH~rLApELrUIA. oct. 1.-THE Pcunsyl-
vania football team that reported 10
Coach Dickson this afternoon was ON
posed of "A sore md bruised lot of men,
Several of them did not even don their
togs. but with the exception of Mat
thews, who sprained his ankle badly,
none seemed to he seriously hurt.
The coaches spent practically the en-
tire afternoon trying to correct Of
the most glaring faults the Penn team
showed Saturday, namely. tackling. The
men insisted upon taCkllng high and
loosely all through the game. so this
afternoon a rop" was stretched waist
high n few feet in front OF the dummy
and the men had 20 dive for Me dummy
low enough to pass under the rope The
backs havH n marked weakness In this
respect. They were drilled for nearly
two hours. 4 short signal practice
completed the afternoons work.
Berry. who was so badly missed Sat