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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-09
HARB0R HILL CUP TO-DAY.
Tsre~-Sear-Old Jumpers Race for
Btg Prize at Piping Rock.

i.ong Island sportsmen are expected to
'ufh out kn force this afternoon for the
opening OF the Piping Rock Racing Asso.
ci"tion race meet at the picturesque To-
Gust Valley grounds. There is the great
.st interest In tie race for the Harbor
mn cup for three-year-olds, which, to-
eetner with The purse Of $1,000. In pre-
scented by Clarence II. Mackay to deter
mine the best Of the three-year-old
jumpers.
9TH IN quantity and quality the en-
.iies are above the average, the record
ist or went -ryine being far in excess
or any showing made when the cup race
was n yearly fixture at Belmont Park.
several OF the u jumpers have
shown remarkable form for horses in
t"e,r first year of timber topping.
Those best known II metropolitan
racegoers are Mortimer l.. Schiff's Bill
DUDLEY and the Greertree Stables a!
Reeves. both recent winners There is
another formidable candidate in Lewis
iarths Faker. a colt that won a race
IN Montreal In a manner TO Justify the
coiIHdence of his young owner. The
Deep Kun Stables PIT lemy IL another
mat has earned a penalty by a victory
through the field. while the following,
'nOueh they nave not won, have done
well in schooling and will be dangerous
because penalties have not increased the
original weight of 1872 pounds Thomas
Hitchcock's Welsh King and Hustler,
M Willet's Florida George u.
Widener's i:lespiar. edward NJ. Yields
Rufo. Mrs. + Ambrose Clark's Rupica
and Joseph r.. Davis's Vifir and Alledo.
In the race for the Piping Rock cup
a. j. \. Devereux's COnquerOr will es-
tablish himself AS the best huRer in
toe country " he defeats such cracks as
Herculuid, NJ. !. shannon and Web Car
ter. He is asked tn carry l70 pounds
over three and a half miles of difficult
country. The oak Ridge cup has at
tracted a high class field of steeple-
chdsers and in addition there are three
races on the fiat which promise close
CONTESTS.
There Will he special trains 10 Locust
Valley leaving the Pennsylvania and
Fldthush avenue stations at l0:4J and
IL 30 and specials will be run to bring
the visitors back T. New York.
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FIRST MATCH ROUND
ELIMINATES WOMEN
Mrs. krug and Miss Scott Meet
Defeat Early in Shawnee
Tourney.
PARRISH STILL IN FIGHT


su,r y, oc, S-The two
~ W. a.. ,n,r,,, xrup
women contestants. NIT. rior'"n 49,
Of Englewood and Miss Marion scott OF
Chicnyo made , ulucky fight In the
~ '. a.. ,nua,.o COLI
nrst Wa'Ch roui" WI u" """"i"p
tournament "a the links of the Shaw"ee
Country Tub to-day. This was par
.I...t.. az. - .,t,. NJ, Er,,v wbo
''cuiarlE IN" case WIN WIS an
carried FRANK j. Shepit vi S"a"'NV a."
extra hole. Later OH she defeated Mont
for, Mn, i'm the neaten eight.
r. ,ou, ,r,ivors IN the AIRS, flight
Inc iou' SURVIVORS ~ VI" ~" us'
are James G. Parrish. Jr.. OF New York.
Sheble. Il. :. Wor,hington OF the home
~ ,,.i.au .,.,a,, ,tavor
cum ana mug fi"'s"'I. y s,.''s p,".s.
from Dallas. Ten, WorthIhRlol ma Inv
besl plaSLak io-diN. COMING back In Z.
IN. .pS,pnnn .pains, ~ = Van Clief
w, '' $50" h,5
OF RlcninoId county NorthihB'oh ia"
to aliON his opponent eleven strokes
Tn, rommri To-, announced "A special
mi. a.. ,o,o. ,h,, f., ,,,tcb., I'm.
'u'e 4" u" 'h'', '""' u ~
ished all square they would be decided
by an extra hole o. holes with the hand
="
tirs, sixteen. rir-t "Reminiscences e.
Parrish, " g. National peat II NJ g
U'irnu tGi tpp,i Montciair. | up re
holes, u T.. Dawn ia, North Hilis. beat
G y Cummings 49,, North Hills, . and
3. Frank !. Sh.nir I.b. beat
Mt Florian EruG Csub. shawnee, up
tiH hoiesi AieN Coles -, Sha vince. beat
VI MIN. t.l, Engi-woou, Z. ana i ". i,
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Athlete and SVOrttnH Writer Ap-
pointed Chairmnn Of state BOR ri.

ALBANY, \ V, Oct. s.-Frederick
A.. Wenck of New Rochelle to-day was
appointed chairman of the State Attn
letlc Comm sSion in place of Frank j..
ONeil of Binghamtou This is the nrst
of the long deferred appointments under
the Malone boxing act, passed by the
last Legislature. by which boxing con-
tests In the state Will be placed in the
hands of a commission Of three mem
beers. each reces wing $4,000 in "A year,
instead Of the present unpaid board,
Wenck formerly was sporting editor
Of the ErcniHO Ndu and now writes
sporting articles. lie Is "A graduate of
Yale and was IA champion swimmer
while Ia college, As a member OF u
Yale swimming team he has competed
IA oxford University In England. lie
10 IS years old.
Mr.. Wenck's term expires January ],
1916. 1t is believed the two other mem
bers of the commission and the secre-
tary viii be Frank Dwycr Of Geneva.
william +. Mathewson of Brooklyn and
John Fran-y Of Albany.
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n,nhy. = years: third. r. r. Niese IRIS
zig Ben. Q years. fourth. Paul Moore's 81
Class ll-Harness horses. collection OF
inrcei prizes donated by Woodbury. q.
ll",nsdon. First. Hamilton Farms b. X.
'eiss,aph' 10 years. br. m. Pireno, s years,
anu i. m. Peacock Sensation, 6 wears
sso"ho j. Macy Willets's ch. X. Culzean.
NJ; o IN. Dawn 4 years. and b. u.
m"ei'a. v years. third, Paul Moore's br.
W. nara, 8 years: Jessica. ch. m. aged
ana Dir. 9 Morreii, . years.
sass 6s-Hunters. local-First. A.. A.
r"WIersb Y Gold Pitcher. \ years:
second Mrs. Charles scribner. Jr.'s Oh.
~ vanity, ! years, third, A. A. fowler's
rowlers m. m Gold Lace, I years.
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SCHOOLBOY TEAMS TO
BE- BUSY ON GRIDIRON
Nine Games Scheduled for
Scholastic ElrVrn> on
Nearby Fields.

Morris y. >"nk,f, a. L"noN o.,.
..2mm,r,y - ,.N."E q, r'w. "-
Stuy 'csaut ~ '"mm~rcida ~ Commrr-
Frssmu, nut ~. -. John. rr,p u
Ray Riiss Ne ro:y Prep "a, washing ,u
rark.
Rroot'yn Prep ~ Ad'phi Academy, a.
= Frag.s Prep vs. Fordnam rrep a.
F"rdhlm Field
Harden cay
Flushing W South Sitr nsn Of Ro,e-
VILE ''enir" a. Flush.uS
SOCCER
Manuii Training ST. cur,is. a, staten
BOY, High ,s commer,ia' a. ra-aI~
Evsnl.r cr"is 49, lie w., clinton. ..
Mofr,r s, E'o,ma, Ha.. ID, Morris
TKAck.
E.eu st. .,hnol. championship a,m,-.
"a; rrn'A|FI T.. : A !. Field
COUNTRY
THREE ,orner.I dual meet. Morris R!,h
mond Hiil ana Boys hIgh ~ Richmond
HI,
The scholastic football season Will g,
It's real start to-day. All OF the eleven.
whicn heretofore nave not PLAYED will
get IN .lttipl. 'illA TWO gaines VIII t'
played in Manhattan. Morris opposing
the Yonkcrs High School at Lemon oval.
Will. st. Francs Prep of Brooklyn viii
line up against 'he Fordham Prep rep
roscntatives at the iattcr'S field
TIE big games Of the day are sched-
uled IN brooklyn. where four contests
are on tap, StuyveSant battles Com
mercial at the latter's field in a game
that promises plenty Of action. k,ras-
mus Kali, when hould make a strong
hid for the championship OF Brooklyn.
Viii play It's hrst game, opening up
against 81. Johns Prep AZ Hawthorne
Field. Adelphi Academy, winner OF last
years brooklyn championship. viii play
it's first game Of the season agaius'
Brooklyn Prep AT Adclphi Field. ami
Poly Prep will clash with bay Ridge at
Washington Park,
Besides the football games. soccer and
track viii also draw the attention of
the schOolboys \ three cornered cross
country meet among Morris, Richmond
Inn and Boys High viii he decided over
the Richmond Hin course, while the e!e.
mentary schools championship games
are scheduled FOR the Brooklyn =. :. \
l., field,
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How TO Get TO the
Motor Speedwov

Sheepshead BAY Motor Speedway may
be reached by motorists from Manhat-
tan BY any one Ut four hridges-Brnok-
kn, Manhattan. Williamsburg and
queens. Bedford avenue, and then
Ocean avenue lead direct to the Speed
way.
Every branch OF the brooklyn Rapid
Transit system is available for use In
reaching the track. Tho lines
transfer 10 the Ocean venue cars, which
pass the main pedestrian entrances to
the track Fldtbush avenue. Rogers ave
nue.. church avenue. Rcid Avenue, st.
Johns place. Bergen street, Hoyt.
Sackett linz. Fulton street. Putnam
avenue. Gates avenue. DE kalb avenue.
Myrtle avenue. Park avenue, Fl,ehing
avenue, Graham avenue. Flushing
knicke-hocker and Crosstown line.
FROM Cuney Island the s,a Gate line
leads direct to the course.
Direct express service from Park Row
to the entrance ~ the track H. undpr
n s.Nen and ons-haif 10 zen minut.
hoadwaN. 1t ,aking about twenty eight
Minutes TO reach the course from Park
Row.
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MISS WAGNER AND
MISS HANDY SHINE
Play Their Best Tennis and
Win Way to Final at
MOntrlair.
STRAIGHT SETS THE RULE

M~oSTctAIR. y. j.. OCT Miss t:d.| y
Handy and Mise Marie Wagrer reached
the fna round in the invitation single
AT the Montclair Athletic Gun mere to-
day by winning their matches IN craig
sets. Miss Handy had li't'r itouhl,
beating Miss Marion Nandrrnoef at G--G.
b--4. and Mlss Wagner had less over
throwing Mrs. Robert A. Pope at ct,
I'll. Both matches brought cut aood
tennis, for the winners were 1T their
best.
Miss Wasner's gam, attracted most
attention, for II was tar above the game
she has been playing throughout the
season. She placed and drove well from
start TO finish and lost no time lea wing
her adversary in the lurCh. Although
Miss Handy did good work to-day sh~
viii nave to do a. whole lot better to
morrow to make II good showing against
Miss Wagner.
In the mixed doubles Mrs. Spencer
Fullerton Weaver aud Charles NJ Bull,
Jr" advanced to the final round by de-
,eat!ng Miss Jane Rowson and Frank
kidde at "a. e.. They will oppose
Miss Wagner and -. l.. Wyeth I'm the
final tomorrow. The latter pair van
quished Miss NaIrderhoef and f.. :.
Moore in the semi-finsl round at s..
81. The summaries
Montcluir Athletic club Women's In
vilhtioh Singl-s-Spmi final ~rounl-Mlss
Eolth liand' defeated Miss Marion Wander
hoei. IS, - Miss Marie Wagner De
ieatcn Mrs. Robert \. Pope. I'll, 81.
Mined Doubles-S.cun round-Miss Jane
Row son and FRANK Kidde defeated Miss
Florence Slelt,,n uud p X Hague. 81.
%. s. Miss Marie Wagner aud q. l..
Wyeth defeated Mrs. william n. Pouch
and Otto II Hinok. -. al. -.
semi-nna! l.uund-Mrs Spencer Fuller.
ton weaver and Charles NJ. Bull. Jr.,
defeated Miss Jan. Howson and Frank
kidde. -. f., Miss Marie wagn~,
and &. L. Wy"th defeated Miss Marion
Nahderhoef and T.. :. Moore. 60. 81.
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YALE LOOKS FOR HARD
STRUGGLE WITH LEHIGH
New Haven Coaches Expect Even More Trouble From
Team. Which Was Formidable Last Year
briggs and Low Practise Punting.

this year and Harvard expects to run
w = good sized score.
The line tomorrow will be consider
ably stronger on paper than last week.
Gamer viii he at right tackle In place
Of BigelDw IND Mcklnlock will start nj
fullback. Wilcox being the choic, tor
quarter. and ahead Of Watson The
ends will be Soucy and Coolidge, tho
tackles. l.. Curtis and Gamer the guards.
Dadmun and Cowan centre. Wiggin :.
Mahan and King in the baCkiield with
Wilcox and Mckiulock.
PHILADELPHIA. oct. S.--rhe secrecy
Wit which the coaches ave en-
shrouded Pennsylvania football prdc-
ticc all this week shows how seri-
ously theS regard the Penn State gam,
tomorrow afternoon. Behind closed
gates the men had a light Workout this
afternoon. Kicking and passing took
up most OF the time.
VI was decided that Quigley will do
all the punting tomorrow even II
Berrys sim knee permits hin to get
into the game,
'olumbia's first secret drill was held
yesterday afternoon when Head Coach
Metcalf took the varsity squad into the
gymnasium of University Han aud
worked the men on signals and furma-
iipiS IoT an nOuT. MetcHN has ordered
a long scrimmage FOR thiS afternoon.
Though New York University will not
meet Columbia I'm n scheduled contest.
there is every indication that the pair
VIII meet on South Field his fan in u
practice game \ tentative date has
been SET for October 4"
New York University viii play it's
hrst home game this afternoon with
Hamilton College OH Ohio Field. Tn.
locals defeated the visitors last year by
26 to ~ Coach Reilly put his men
through "A long workout Yesterday after
noon. The first half hour was spent In
practice on the kickoff formation. Then
the men had signal dr!ll FOR tn, remain
der of The afternoon. The lin.up prob
ably Will be the same as last week -.
except that Manl.y will start at quar-
terbaCk.
t'oriham had an hours signal ,lrill
yesterday as the final polish before fac
ing Union College nj SChtnrytadV to-
day. Union has AN eleven un~defeated
both last season and this, and the con-
test will be a trying ordeal for the Ma
room. which has not played II game 80
far and IL IN uncertain condition owing
TO injuries. The squad travelled on the
night boat 10 Albany and included nine
teen players and the usual trainers aud
coaching stan.
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RUSSELL BOY TAKES
STAKE, SETS RECORD
Winner Of bluegrass steps
Mile in 2:03 81. Gecrs
Driving.

l.EA NCTu& ~, &c. N-Ruos,.l Boy.
driven bN the veteran Pop C;ecrs. wuu
the Bluegrass stake, III. feature of the
card to-day. IA straight heLt>. setting "A
new record for the rae. when he went
IN" FIST mile in = .u3a. Queen Less was
the contender in the second and third
hcats. and AltIwoud in the first.
~IufavorHlic weather conditions pi..
vented thu pacing champion William
from Starring in Jn attempt 10 lower his
wagon record oi ! .Jsig. The III pac,
furnished a long race, NJ l. J winning
the tnlId, fourth and iifth heats aftc.
BIrary ,;iI.,s mad ian-u tn. ii ~ Two.
WaysIde Was uut permitted to start
AFTER behaving badly Ia scoring ior III,
frs hca'. Driver Hukie being unseated
when lie reared
t'sDoine. IN. driver Of Tommy Defor-
rest ia ia. 2.lj tvt. was set down and
Mcmahon pun in h~ place because of hts
showing IA the first heat. hut Dslporn"
WAS returned When the horse did no
better ~ the second heut. Pc. err Worthy
aud Charlie .. divided two heats or the
. 20 pace. after whivu the rae. wa
carried oNtt until to-muriOw. tpiordtU
le,it Nur ,tc Turkey 1ro' tnr""-Ncdl-
OLD sa"eistah. o. s3.n"u = side frun
.iium""r m straight h.a's The M
ne ,-
IT, rsrh Tr, !. 'r ."ree year Ola
r.. 'o,o.al. n-!!o. DO g.. w Con.
RADIO ~ Terrell. . I
Time @S.lst. -.--A
tn. Biu- "rs-s. for 10 PAGERS. 8 Ia Do.
i;e~a rv II. "2 Rustic
Q@.'' NDj~ 81. b. m ,whl,c, . 4.
f"Nu"t 49, Va ,Na"r ,iu,I-... 3
Mao, "nF x 'Msrph}, =.
the lt~INtr. H. B. y ylu4lEI.. %
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Harvard We. Carlisle. at Cambridge.
Yale vs. shigh at New Haven.
penn W.. Penn ssi' state. at Philaa.lphi".
Army w. GettysburE, at West Point
Navy vs.. PittsburG, at Annapolis.
Dartmouth We. Tuhts AT Hanover.
Cornell Va. Williams, at Ithaca.
Amherst vs.. Brown. at Amherst.
washington and Jefferson w. Lafayette
at Washington, Pa.
I,owdoin vs.. Boston College, a, Bruins
wick.
Bucknell vs.. Swsrthmore. at lie isburg
Carnegi" Tech W.. West Virginia at
PiiisbuIE
Franklin and Marshall vs.. II. Johns. a,
Lancaster.
Georgetown vs.. Pennsylvania Nil. col,
At Washington.
Haverford vs.. Delaware. at Haverford.
Hobart vs.. Lawrence. VI Geneva.
Johns Hopkins VS.. Mt. 81. Mary's, at
baltimore.
Muhienberx W. s~usauehanna, at Allen.
town.
Middiebury vs.. stevens. at Middlebury.
y Y. L. W. Hamilton. at New York,
Union vs.. Fordham. at schenectady
Trinity vs.. Bates. at Hartford.
Rutgers vs.. Il. y. L. ut New Brunswick
Maine VS.. Al Orono.
Rochester vs.. Colgate, at Rochester.
virginia W. Richmond. at Chsrlottes-
lie.
uirsinus vs.. Ni!anoya, at colleyevilie.
Wesleyan rs. Norwich, at Middlctown.
Michigan vs.. Mt. Onion. at Ann ArbOr.
Minnesota vs.. Iowa State. at Minneap-
oils.
Wisconsin vs.. Marquette. at Madison.
nv! Sth'ol ". Princeton Prep. at Potts
town.
Law renceville vs.. Ba%rringer, at Law
rsnceville.
Mercersburg vs.. Princeton Freshmen. at
Mercersburg
Andov-r va. Cushing. At Andover
Exeter vs.. worcester Academy, at Exeter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-09
22 RIVAL CARS IN
AUTO RACE TO-DAY
milford Gains Pole on Eve Of
Contest. With 100 ~ Miles
an Hour Trial.
FAVOR FOREIGN ENTRIES


Twenty-one and perhaps twenty-five
cars will go to the post for the Astor
Gun automobile ,.,c. Al, ,h. ct.,,a
u, c,.. -,
'p''""' 4" "oo" 'o-o"g Inc
perhaps comes In because h is not Ger
am that Grover Bersdo!l. who yester-
day was r.pori.d L,nyuisntr, il, ,,u
! n Norristown t., vh.To H." , 80
prisoned for spe.d,ny 5,is c'r LII ..a,
away in t,mr ,o mall. = ,rf,i 81
O. morning. William S,bi,nnr ,.,ar.. ~,
the Gun race. has d.c,dnb "a. LII w.,
permitted To try for "a Mac. II N. -,
10 the track ON rim. a., -,
there will Ia. ,y,n,v.nn. M .u w. 49,
ten of them good for iou NH. an 49,,
or better and a copnl. ,r ntna,. nnI, -
sl,p AWAY fr,m ,his ,,nro,. -, ~, Jag
1, ,s the tastes, ,isid .y,r -,
together for a motnr ,nr ,,,. ma ,I.
g5n mil. ,untest-i-i i,ns -, .h.
head .ourse-nu,h -, ,,,ir,a 1
,.cord going All tho J,u,i ,hn,, ,1,'a
h.iup = ,.,. ,n-J,, -. 80,
,le,r.a AWAY vim In, nr,',,, ", ,a.
,.rdn ~ nn. ,,,,n., ,ht,h ,...,
las, ny.r +, 49, -hI. ia 80
1, a., ... 80 80
,b,i has ""nr '",f, 800. 80, ,ao""
i, ,ht, ,o,,,, n ~" " 'IolL''N ','"'
,,, .,.,I, , - 49,
o., NV y" ''''"' ''-"'' :" NV
'"! -,
NV ~ W. w 80 "'.'''N
y. N''P" N'"'oi" WIN 'u'
ses,''u"H III W. ne"N "'''N'd ff"irI'
anu m'ue " n'" trhcN rccor"' rue
ngieu the o""r" ~spee'"a! In minute
'S' s'c"hds, Whlch - AZ the rave or
i''f "'ies al huu' rms MOI oIll
t'lipsed i"r'o ''estAs ifyout o' l"b
mn'es an hour. "u, outdiu me- speed OF
'orenlns DAY, september -. when h"
did better than los miles an hour.
There was something of the Dir. matte
10 Nuii'rns PERFORMANCE Ine car GOV
To- this country only u day or so ago.
having been shipped OF - SLOW steamer
Had II not ralned OF saturday last the
car would not have been mere IN time
to bs raced. Now If milford should
happen to win with - he would have
the We'll known jupiter IIuvius-Nho
T. always spelling the baseball gam.s-
with whom Ia split hfty fifty on tn.
GLORY aud credit.
Milford pushed III, car pr,tty We'll IN
hLs trial. because II rested bet Ne.n his
ear and a buby peuycot entered by II. :.
uarkucs. To make. III, fifth pcugcut TO
enter the lists. II made the task hope
less for IN. h,by when Milford tor. ofI
his record Ian. Earl D,yorp semi IN,
other pcug.ot around at IN. ,.,t. of
ninety-four miles an hour and wls ont
al IT.
TIL. ever popular Ru,ph IL, Palma
, mad. no effort nj sp,.l with his stutz
car. u~uslfying AT about nincty-on, miles
AN hour Tom Alley IN the Oeicn. Jean
porporato i'm the r.. Il. D., Carl L.iInu.rr
D-lase Pete Henderson,. D~uosenbery.
and Eddie I'ullen. Maxwell. We're others
who qualified pullen drove clu.. to
niu.ty-nin. miles nm hour, his trail helug
the fastest OUTSIDE. Of Mulfords. Every
one was glad to see thai Fiulay Porter
got tu, + l. T.. in shape 10 uusltfl. for
h.. hl. h,,u having IN, worst of trouhl->
'oI long 'imr. Hs good spirit ,n
sticking l1 j.; hts teci much arp'aul,l
and There f. general hope that ~" car
viii - through ~'o-lnN and tu.sh
:s:::: s:.s2 s; "a s .5s '; % %. che he, +, a. s: ,,' %.a,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-09
BoAing Bnuts Last >inbt.

kno"koui Sweeney hvcd mp ia his
name last night ~ the Vanderbilt A.
putting out Jimmy Bush IA the third
round
Johnny clinton At the l"nracre 4
.. hn"oked Tommy Gardner ont IN the
round.
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Hoppe Disposcs Of Tw" More.

MILAN = Hoppe defeated Geurg1
stern. 500 to IA. and Fred CONWAY
4"o 4" -. IN mis- practice games Of lil
halktIur mt Thum's yesterday afternoon
and evening
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-09
Nsmndn Keats Gallagher.

kuji Yamada defeated Tom Gallagher.
! 200 to S67, in their al balkline match
AT Days hy winning tine tnal block las,
night. 200 TO lO3.
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WEST ORANGE. y. J.. oct. S.-Thr
orange High school eleven defeated that
Of West Orange Hish school to-day AZ
Orange. 4G to q.
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II O'clock and the race is due Ia star;
at noon.
The order IN which the cars qualified
for .AsiOr cup race:
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PRINcEToN, y j., oct. S.-universlty
Field viii he the scene OF the Prince
ton-Syracuse game tomorrow, AS the
stadium IL still being treated for the
grub worms, which have devastated the
tuif, The Dartmouth game will be the
first of the remaining games to be pla ysd
In the stadium.
Princeton's Anal practice before the
Syracuse game was merely a shor.
snappy signal drill and dummy scrim-
mage. The same lineup which started
the Rutgers game ran through the sig
mails to-day and will start against SYRIA
cuse Tomorrow. Highley and Brown
will he at the ends, Mclean and Kaur-
man tackles. Nourse and Hogg guards.
%'iennert centre, either Click or Ames VIII
hold down The quarterback's job. while
Shea, TtDbott and briggs will compose
the rest of the backfeld.
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New HAYES, Conn, Oct, S.-A light
signal drill fJr the Yale VARSITY and
q scrimmaBe for two of the scrub teams
made up the days workout on plepara-
ton for the Yale-I.ehigh game to-mor-
row. The veterans were back in their
places on the first eleven. but IL was an
e~,itirely different lineup han which
faced Virginia in the Bow a week ago.
Black and B~aldridge. a guard and
tackle respectively on last seas ms
freshman team, played those positions,
Baldridge has been suffering with a bad
knee. but has improved 40 rapidly that
he in II, to play. Black reported only
this week, for he has been ineligible
because Of studies Carl Belts, q last
years tackle. who has been shifted to
right end, and Carl White. the latter
taking Ways position at centre. were
other new faces. The lineup IN the
I.ehigh game will be; Left end, Nose
ley left tackle. c. Sheldon left guard,
Black centre, White, right guard. ],
sheldon right tackle, Baldridge right
end, Belts quarterback, Thomson left
halfback. Scovil right halfback. Will
son fullback, Guernsey.
To-day's work showed the team play
much improved and II il expected that
the team which starts the game to-
morrow will prove a much stronger one
than that which represented Yale a week
ago,
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F. A. WENCK BOXING HEAD.

apprentice allowance claimed
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WEEKS MILLS

Waldo WaShhurn has oeeh IN.
to his bed nearly week Win
matism. .,rn
DR.. Chase of Boston was III
last week. ,os,,
Capt. ]. w. Brown lost Vaiu"
work horse Saturday night. .,
Melvin Sturtevant. who had hls
crushed in the sand pit Sa'urua'
reported doing we'll. -.
Mrs. Rachel Martin of Nassach". 's,r
who has teen visiting her oiod
Charles Bumps and family ie'N
to her home last week. An.
Because Evangelist Bailey IS ~.
tinue his work at North Whi'ehe n
other week. special meeting al 'N
E. church have been postponed
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Brisk Fire on Front Street, Bath.

Fire about $50 p. NJ. Tuesday. dis
covered in the Lewiston Tailoring Co.'S
rooms over NJ. S. Povich's shoe store.
Front street. Bath. did about $4,000
damage to the Tailoring Co. $500 to
$500 to the building, owned by L. B.
SWEET. and considerable to the Poyich
stock. Loss we'll insured.
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cousin, Mrs. George Libby.
D. S. Clement of Winthrop was busi-
ness visitor in town recently.
Edward Boston Of Waterville is visiting
friends in town for few days.
The Foster house on Main street, owned
by Mrs. Ida Tibbetts. will be SOLD at auc-
ton Dec Is j. W. Randlette. auctioneer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Alexander have
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*% Christmas Slippers
Porteous, Mitchell & Braun Co., Portland

returned home from visit with friends
in Massa chusetts.
j. w. Beck Of Augusta was a business
visitor in town Wednesday.
Harold Shaw of the U. of NJ. was a re-
cent visitor in town.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church
will meet in the Vestry Thursday after
noon.