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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-24
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-24

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-24

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-24
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-24

slesn gprf. Ser lebte @erlud 5nr
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-24

2alln1 9ibt ber Madcnlen bel
8ulien cin ipenig 8ube, IA l6ldgt bel
@iuoenburg ipiebcr lps.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-24
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-24

Sonberbar, es gibt in,n1er nod
2eute. bie Yraiibeut bon Regito icin
m1hten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-24

9tisa ll1bs 1arl6all ircrben III
Balbe lant Netrparabcr @lelb,ulg--
alien itrategil6en 8ertb berloreu
baben.
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g8olbinston, %. Sult. SOL
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iporben lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-24
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5tpilden sStalien llnb Selterreids 8erz
biinbeter, 9elltldlon0 un0 rer Giirfei
crf[art tporben.)
New-York tribune., 1915-11-19
PAGE TO RETIRE
ASH. Y. A.C. HEAD
Pressure of Business One
of Reasons Given for
His Decision.

Will am Fl. Page, president OF the
New York Athletic Club for the last
three years, will not seek reelection.
Mr.. Page so notified members Of the
Winged Foot Club yesterday, in order
to prevent the nominating committee
to be elected tomorrow night from
naming him as a candidate for the DO
sition. The pressure Of his law busi-
ness is said to be one OF the main
reasons for Mr.. Pages decision.
Before Mr.. Page took the reins OF
the club three years ago there had
been q decided decrease in member
ship, as we'll as heavy falling of In
the business of the club. During his
presidency, however, Mr.. Page has been
instrumental In securing the adoption
of new rules Of membership that have
added zoo names to the club roster.
The organization at present also Is on
n sound basis, due principally to the
energetic efforts Of tho outgoing pres
ident.
Mr.. Page was an athlete Of no mean
ability in his younger days, winning
a number Of championships. When
the American team was selected for
the Olympic championship games at
Stockholm in 1912 Mr.. Page urged that
a special boat be chartered for our
athletes, and contributed literally to
the carrying out Of the project.
John Topping, who is president OF
the Republic Steel Company and pop
ular man with his clubmates, is fa-
vored by many members as the sue
cessor Of Mr.. Page.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-19
FRANCE NAY REVIVE
RACING NEXT YEAR
Grand Prix de Paris To Be Run
IL Circumstances Permit. =

The French Societe Encouragement
In the columns of the November Rae
ing Calendar, published to-day, an
nounce the revival Of the Grand Prix
de Paris, to be worth 100000 francs, to
be run In 1919 and 1917 II, as the con-
ditions state, circumstances permit the
customary holding of the race meetings
Of the societe.
Coming from this source. for the
Societe encouragement is the French
Jockey Club, the probable revival OF
! racing In 1916 In France Is officially
announced, and the fact that the Grand
Prix de Paris is decreased only one
third from its former value OF
800 900 francs to 100000 francs clearly
indicates the belief of the French
Jockey Club that when racing is once
reestablished it will quickly resume its
former success in France.
The November Racing Calendar
will also contain the eligibles for the
Futurity to be run next autumn at Bel
mont Park, and the conditions for the
Futurity Of 1918. In addition the con-
ditions Of several rich two-year-old
stakes to be run at Saratoga in 1915,
among them the Hopeful, Of the value
Of s17,500. Judging by the announce
ments of the Westchester Racing As
ISOLATION and the Saratoga Association,
many Of whose stakes show consider
ably increased value, the prospects for
the racing season of 1916 in this coun-
try are highly encouraging
New-York tribune., 1915-11-19
Tappan Named to Head
Metropolitan Golf Body
"a nlav golf, and spent last winter at
t-|I d

70 play golf, and spent last winter at
Nassau. in the Bahamas.
The remainder Of the ticket is as
follows: Vice-prcsident, Wynant d.
Vanderpool, Mor-.s County; treasurer.
lanes 4. Stillmar. Sleepy Hollow; sec
retary, E. Mortimer Barnes, Engle-
wood; executive committee. Arthur H.
Pogson, Fox HIS; John F. Stanley.
Baltusrol; George H. Barnes, Apawam-
is; Paul Moore Morris County. and
Archie ". Reid, ST. Andrews.
The date for the annual meeting Of
the association is Tuesday. December
Il, at $3.50 o'clJcx, at Sherry's, Forty
fourth Street AMI Fifth Avenue. The
retiring president will rive a dinner
TO the outgoing and incoming officials,
chairmen Of tn. sub-committees and
invited guests.
Three changes have been made In
the officials of tie closing year. the
president, the vi,e-president. Wander
pool, succeeding Mortimer n. Buckner
Of Garden City. and one Of the execu
tive committee. Reid takes the place
of Howard F. Whitney, Of Nassau.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-19

VOLLMER BREAKS OWN
RECORD IN TANK
Clips Second and Three.fifths
from Mark in 100.Yard Swim.

Herbert Vollmer. Columbia's inter
collegiate champion middle distance
swimmer, smashed his own record for
100 yards In trial held in the Colum-
ola pool last night. Vollmer swan
against Captain J. C. Lee and covered
the distance in So 20 seconds, which Is
one and three-ffths seconds under the
record, which he made in the intercol-
legiate championship series last spring.
Vollmer's wonderful form was a sur
prise to Ed Kennedy, the Columbia
coach. He did not think Vollmer, who
has been resting for more than q
month, would be able to get under q
minute, but he shot away with rare
speed in the first lap and held his form
TO the end. Lee was badly beaten, but
finished under minute.
Flip Herbert. freshman, had q try
out in the ffty-yard swim, and did
close 20 % seconds. He sprained an
ankle in the freshman football practice
and was not at his best yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-19
SOME SHOTS OFF
THE FIRST TEE

A special exhibition Of golf movies
will be given by the Great Neck Ooli
Club for it's members and invited
guests at the Biltmore Hotel next Mon
day evening. Pictures OF the receh,,
36-hole match between NiehoiiS ahu
Smith against Mcnamara ana hagen
will be shown. as well as the four pro.
fessionals in characteristic methods OF
usinp various clubs, complete golf
lesson and some humorous scenes.
John X. Inglis, professional OF the
Fairview Country Club, will soon go 10
Augusta, Ga. for the winter season.
This will be Inglis' eight winter at
that resort.
The Fiarview Country Club is plan
ming 10 enter the tournament held an
other summer. If all such plans are
carried through there will be some
thing Going on nearly every week next
season, from April until snowfall.
Although Walter J. Travis was ex-
pected in the recent fall meeting az the
Country Club, of Lakewood, he ala noI
appear. Rumor has it that he prefers
a Thanksgiving date and Will make ms
appearance there in the tournament
scheduled for next week.
New Jersey clubs are in the habit
Of closing their season. when inc
weather gets a trife cold. However
the Country Club, OF Glen Ridge, has
decided to continue the regular Satur-
dav sweepstakes until further notice
because of the interest the members
are showing in them. Amy day some
thirty or forty are out for round
New-York tribune., 1915-11-19
Columbia Runners
Off for Big Fixture

Columbia's 'cross-country squad, with
Bernie Wefers in charge, left for Gam
bridge this morning to compete In the
intercollegiate 'cross-country run to-
morrow. The Blue and White team
is confident of finishing much better
than last year, and one or two OF the
Columbians should finish well up. We
fers took six men with him, all Of
whom were placed in the dual meet
against City College last week, which
was won by Columbia.
"Al" Huelsenbeck. former P. S. A. L.
half mile champion and star middle
distance man on the varsity track
team, will not accompany the squad,
having just been ruled out because
of ineligibility in his studies. HIS
absence Is a big loss, as he was one
of the mainstays Of the team. The
following men comprised the squad;
CAPTAIN J. s. Langthorne, r. L. Hunt,
]. P. Knox, r. F. Shepherd, Hf w.
Look and Z. T. Appleby.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-19
CUTLER HAS A TASK
TO DOWN HEVONPAA
Zbyszko Again Defeats Great
Dario In Wrestling Tourney.

Charles Cutler, the American wrest-
Ter, had to use all his cunning and skill
in downing Sulo Hevonpaa, Of Finland
in finish bout of the international
wrestling championship tournament al
the Manhattan Opera House last night
1t wac hard fought bout. with the
American finally obtaining a double
arm hold and back heavo and pinnins
his rivals shoulders to the mat in
1858.
Valdez zbyszko, the Russian Pole
repeated his victory of last week in
throwing the great Dario, of Hungary
in a return bout in 2:50 with an arm
and reverse body hold.
Carl Johnson, of Sweden, and Kari
Pospisil, OF Bohemia, gave clever ex.
hibition in their twenty minute draw
while Pierre La Colesse. the 3S0-poun6
Frenchman, and Demetrius Tafalos. OF
Greece, battled to a draw.
DR.. Benjamin F. Roller, the Seattle
physician, subdued Charles Olsen, o,
Denmark, with a head and chancery
and head hold i'm 2:52.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-19
'CROSS.COUNTRY RUN
ATTRACTS TEN CLUBS
Junior Championship Race Takes
Place Tomorrow Afternoon.

Ten clubs have entered teams for
the junior 'oross-country championship
Of the Metropolitan Association to be
held over the official Van Cortlandt
Park course tomorrow afternoon. This
is the largest entry Of clubs ever re-
ceived for title hill and dale race.
Each club is entitled TO start eight
men, but the Swedish-American Ath-
letic Club will be represented by only
five men. In all about eighty-fve run
ners will compete. Eight men are en-
tered for the individual honors, includ-
ing Russell Springsteen, Of the Yonkers
Young Mems Christian Association;
Hugh Honohan, New York Athletic
Club; Edward L. Byrne. Of the Bronx
Church House; Aaron Morris and Vic
tor Voteretsas, unattached; NJ. T. Corn
wall, New Haven Athletic Association,
and Frank Zunz, Irish-Ameriean Ath-
letic Club.
The clubs entered are New York, Mo-
hawk, Millrose, Yonkers Y. NJ. c. A.,
Bronx Church House, Swedish-Ameri-
can, st. Christopher, Ozanam, Holy
Family Lyceum and Brooklyn A. A.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-19
Nassau Country Club Player
Succeeds Kingsley-Other
Changes on Slate of Nomi-

J. B. C. Tappah, a member OF the
Nassau Country Club. is named Tor
presiden. Of the Metropolitan Coli AS
sociation for 1916 to succeed Darwin
P. Kingsley, of 81 Andrews. VINO mas
served .wo terms in that capaeitY'
Through clerical error the ueAe'
Gently given out ~as inGonecE .,,ar
for many wears, and is an ardent ANA
teur sportsman besides He is not
only . member Ut Nassau. which clut
he always represents in tournament;
hn, aIso of the PIPING Rock Club and
the Huntington Country Club. AT one
time he was d. :otee of yachting and
q tennis player Of note. While a stu
dent at Yale he had a fling at base
bali. He visits the South each winter
New-York tribune., 1915-11-19
N. Y. U. Interclass Run.

New York University held its inter
class 'cross-country run at the uniyer-
sitv Yesterday afternoon. Thirty run,
ners started on the one and one-hali
mile course. which was covered in nine
minutes and fourteen seconds.
The sophomores and. freshmen car
ried off the six first places. II. Rogers
10. led the pack home, the FIVE others
coming in in tho following order: II.
Hegeman. 'ls. second; +. Schlecher, IS
third; G.. Cornetta. 'ls. fourth; ).
Calloe. 10. fifth. and F.. Victorson, 1s'
sixth
New-York tribune., 1915-11-19
Telephone Company
Club to Join A. A. u.

The New York Telephone Company
Athletic Association. which boasts of a
number of good runners In its ranks,
applied for membership in the Metro
politan Association Of the Amateur
Athlstic Union yesterday. The appli-
cation will be considered by the regis
tration committee of the district at
the earliest possible time.
This will enable the company
athletes TO hold a number Of open
races in their indoor games next year.
Last year several runners competed in
the telephone company's games, thereby
drawing reprimand from the regis
tration committee, as the club at that
time was not member of the amateur
body.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-19
White SOx Get a
Hitter with Record

San Francisco, Nov. l8.-Jack Ness,
first baseman OF the Oakland Coast
League Club and holder OF the worlds
record for hits made in consecutive
games, has signed contract for next
wear with the Chicago American
League club, according to statement
of Danny Long, representing the white
Sox. made public here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1915-11-19
TfL@q1M&hf
% G,antks7d Rice
To Eddie Mahan.

Three years you've fought your scay TO fame
Three years the prints haze sung your nome
And no,s you play your final game.
Your fame is fred-so they wiu sdv--
And get for those who leGve the play
How soon the purple fades to gray.
First Heston held the all-stdr fling,
Then Coy and Thorpe had more to bring,
And each Il. t,.r7, t0as called The King.
And then the dtt1r,r
You fell heir 10 the dI-stdr throne
And made the royal crotVn your o,0n.
And so nest year across the glade
another heads ths long parade
OF greatest stars that ever played"
But while another may come
With stuff to keep your boosters mum
At least he'll hare to Travel Some.