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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-03-18

Long Tom Hughes, former Wash
ington pitcher, last year with Los
Angeles. has been signed by the Salt
Lake City club of the Coast League.
Two veterans of the majors to draw
releases from minor clubs lately ara
George Sch1el, turned adrift by Mem
phis, and Jimmy Stephens, canned by
Dallas.
It is a significant sign of the times
when a quality of players like Joe
Wood, Ray Collins, Forrest Cady aud
Chef Thomas, all of the Red 'Sox. are
waived out Of both major leagues.
Barney Dreyfus says the National
League never passed a rule that teams
could not start training before March
l. President Tener quotes the rule as
a good thing.
Truthful Chicago writers say the
Cubs paid $4,000 for Gene Packard.
That's nothing-the st. Louis Browns
paid a million dollars each for Bill
McKechnie and Vincent Campbell.
Sam Agnew, catcher with the Red
Sox, realizing the responsibilities put
on him this year, asked consent to go
to Hot Springs early to get in cOnd-
ition and was the first Of Carrigan's
crew 10 report
Calvin Daubert, brother. Of Jake
Daubert OF the Brooklyn Dodgers, was
killed in a coal mine at Pottsville, Pa,
on March 2. Jake and the dead man
were close pals and the tragedy has
depressed the Brooklyn player greatly
Russell Blackburn. the NChicago
White Six in1elder transferred to To-
ronto, denies the story that he viii
quit baseball. He says he will report
that soon he will be back in the big
show.
The Brooklyn National League club
announces that it has returned
Catcher Ed Monroe back to Topeka,
from which club he was drafted. With
Chief Meyers added there was no
room for Monroe, though he was at
least entitled to a, tryout under the
laws of the game
President Joe Lannin Of the Boston
Red Sox has decided on a plan for re-
duced admissions for women at every
game played at F'enWay Park. The
lady fans will be admitted to the
grand stand for SO cents, the ordinary
fare for such admission being IS
cents. There will be a separate turn
stiIe for the women.
No wonder Ray Chapman is salts
fed to play with the Cleveland Indians
and is enthusiastic even about the
nounced that next fall he will marry
the daughter of a Cleveland gas mag
nate who counts his wealth by the
million.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-03-18
THE PRETTIEST FACE

q the most beautiful hands are Of
disfigured by an unsightly wart.
can easily be removed in few
vs. without pain by using Cyrus
ut Remover. For sale only at tho
US Pharmacy. AIS alrfieId Ave.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-03-18

King George, Queen Mary and Lord
kitchener reviewed the Irish Guards
I London.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-03-18

william T. Thronton, sCenfederate
veteran, and territorial governor Of
New Mexico from 1899 to 1897, died
mt Eants Re. n. NJ. aged 7s.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-03-18

The car shortage on Western rail-
roads continues, except in the coal
trade, where the car supply is a.bund-
ant.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-03-18

The Sommers Woodworking Co, a
Washington, N. J., was destroyed b
fire that caused 100000 damage.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-03-18

Fire at the plant of the Asbest6i
Wood Manufacturing o., ct PeuEh
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-03-18

1t is a significant sign of the times
when a quality of players like Joe
Wood, Ray Collins, Forrest Cady aud
Chef Thomas, all of the Red 'Sox. are
waived out of both major leagues.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-03-18

Barney Dreyfus says the National
League never passed a rule. that teams
could not start training before March
l. President Tener quotes the rule as
a good thing.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-03-18
Henry Osborne Wins
National Pool Game
From James Ma1oneY

New York, March 49,
Standing
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-03-18

!! Farmer want ADS. one Gent Word
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-03-18

ager Joe Birmin CHAM wants to get
the veteran but Murray hopes to stick
in the big show.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-03-18

Two veterans of the majors to draw
releases from minor clubs lately are
George SchIeI, turned adrift by Mem
phis, and Jimmy Stephens, canned by
Dallas.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-03-18

Truthful Chicago writers say the
Cubs paid $4,000 for Gene Packard.
That's nothing-the ST. Louis Browns
paid a million dollars each for Bill
McKechnie and Vincent Campbell.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-03-18

Sam Agnew, catcher with the Red
Sox, realizing the responsibilities put
on him this year, asked consent to go
to Hot Springs early to get in cOnd-
ition and was the first of Carrigan's
crew to report
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-03-18
BASEBALL BITS

Long Tom Hughes, former Wash
ington pitcher, last year with Los
Angeles, has been signed by the Salt
Lake City club of the Coast League.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-03-18

Calvin Daubert, brother Of Jake
Daubert of the Brooklyn Dodgers, was
killed in a coal mine at PottsvilIe, Pa,
on March 2. Jake and the dead man
were close pals and the tragedy has
depressed the Brooklyn player greatly
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Totals. al 4 6..L 81 Totals ..23 i1h.i 70 |
zone out when winning run was scored.
MONT r. al ........u,,. 0 Q -
hInluuInA " U = U U IL
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PRO GOLFERS TO
STAGE Big TOURNEY
Men From All Sections Of
Country Will Meet in Fall
at SiwanOy.
II GOSSIP OF LINKS

The details ~ the arrangements for
the tournament for the Rodman Wanna
maker prizes were announced yesterday
by Herbert Strong. secretary Of the Pro-
fessional Golfers Association Of America.
The tourney. which will be open only 20
professional golfers will consist OF thirty
six hole qualifying rounds in seven diff
ferent sections Of the country. followed
by a match play tournament at the
siwanoy Country Club. probably In the
hrst week Of October. although the date
has not yet been chosen.
Prise money to the amount Of &2,5s0
will be distributed among the thirty-two
professionals who succeed In qualifying
in the sectional competitions. The final
winner Of the tourney will receive $500,
a diamond medal and custody OF a big
cup. and the others will receive smaller
amounts.
The membership roll of the +. q. A.
will determine the number who will
qualify from each section. The associa-
ton now has 263 members. and a. lO3 of
them are In the metropolitan section,
twelve professionals from this %neighbor-
hood will qualify for the match rounds
at Siwanoy. The middle states section
VIII nave seven representatives, inc
Southeast FIVE. the New England States
three. the central two. the North and
Southwest two and the north and south
Pacific one.
The association will he glad to hesr
from any metropolitan club which wishes
to have the metropolitan sections quail.
flying round played on its course All
seven qualifying rounds must be played
before September 20.
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RESTA WINS AUTO RACE.
100 Miles an HOur In
chicago Grand PriH.

cuIcAGO, Aug l9,-bario Rcsta won
the Grand rrix Automobile Race here
this afternoon. taxing the final lap of
0r,y miles in 90 minutes 80 - seconds
Rcsta's average speed Was 100 miles an
hour.
pav, Lewis was second in 90 minutes
5G.7I seconds. Bu2anc, Gavin and
Df,l-n. finished in the order named.
Elimination OF Ralph DO Palma early
in the FRS, Of the I'VE preliminary heats
was a disappointment to the crowd. as
he VAS cNprctcd to give Rcsta n battle
for the $1,000 FIRST prize. The hard .uck
which hls hesct De Palma ali season
was still IN evidence. as he had only
driven six miles when his motor was dis
ahlcd.
The five starters In the nifty mile fnal
neat were selected 10y twenty NIL"
preliminary heats, the winners Of these
sprints qualifying for the money race
Calvin made the hest Slime In the
twenty mile heats. winning the second at
an average speed OF 100 miles an hour,
Res'a easily won Tho" first heat Mt an
average of lO2 miles an hour.
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Jones, Salem-C reScentA C..
Sprinter, Badly Injured

Crashing into the wooden barrier
after winning first place In the qualify
ing heat for the 100 yard dash final at
the Salem Crescent A.. G, games at
Lenox oval yesterday. jon +. Jones. n
member of the organization. suffered q
compound fracture OF he shinbOne OF
his right leg. Jones, after breast!ng the
tape, tried hard TO slacken his speed. but
failed. He hit the fence with a thud. his
spikes catching In the wood. The Splinter
fell helpless to the ground. He was
removed to the Harlem Hospital. where
1t was said the little Splinter would not
be ft to run again for many moons
Jones Is married A collection was taken
up for Jones's wife.
BEFORE the 100 yard event was started
IL was suggested that the distance be
shortened. as there was little space be-
ing left between the finish line and the
fence and the runners feared for an ac-
cldent. Following the accident To Jones
It was decided to shorten the 100 yard
dash to ninety yards. and this vas lone
without changing the hand!caps.
Morse, Chs m piOr, Stars.
Roy Morse. a member OF the home
club and national outdoor furlong
champion. carried off two prizes. Morse
won the u yard special dash. the fca-
lure Of the games. and also was .
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Victors on Links of
Metropolitan Clubs

ArAwAM1s---sprcia, Handicap-simeon
F"rl os-:i. Z 9 Hagger,y, nG-1s.
e6--ls. 1s.
RALTrsRoL- Fourteenth Qualifying
Round for Irving X. TAYLOR Cup-R. c.
Wilson qualified with s3--ls. 10
pEAI-Match Play Handicap AEain',
pat-Clsss A-Ti~ A. I down between Jo-
semi ". Byrne and V ". Heller. class II
Tie az down between J. :. suiphen and
Leigh Harrison.
FAlRv1Ew-Eish,oen Hole, Handicap.
n. c. strauss. Sill, 20: /. = HlrsCh, ~
liz. -; 7. II. Peystr, SIT. IS.
nREENwiCH-Cup .pre'ented.. by. r.
Thorpe-N. webb. >S-l.. e; q. II. Multi
ken; 's%l. "a Fel.qw'' yi-rl'' Il:
nan. SEE, I, u : Mar; a. s7--l.. 10;
faErse, 'I r. G;, O. :, E d. n 'M,,r raa, :.
G. =. Ms-ten. SG-s. =. james Patt. ys-iS,
-; +. y, zliteilAe5-l', -
HoILYwoOD-rIsht"e Hole Handicap
Ill. g. ooningIa'". 1910. "a
HNDEWOpp-rr"s.irnts cup co'npet!-
Hand On y. 4 g. M S';.' oo:,o. so
weepst.kes-Cla A
". !, a NJ M,r?f'' = ~ :r' ~ ~ a. L. F'II'I e
Nm. si-lo II. 4 II Gregory. - l.. y.
nlass b-E - KslosF s,ni'.ss 81.
Cias. 9. pyer smith. ee-:,. y. +. $
Iitleiohu. ei-.l. ~ " l.. Caxton. as
IS. - W7men's rGt;inr Won by Mrs. R
h. Son Mrs r. 1. John,toue. s,eoni
KIpGEwooD-kicksrs Handicap Frs.
+ : Macdonald. go. -, second-F
:. rrusn, loi-3l. 20.
EvMsoN Ciuh Chsmpionship-F ina'
rouud-A T Dwisht defeated } e Rcnard
; and :.
Ar",ns, rar-H " rat. i up Is. l.
Webster ami q IL Ferguson. / down.
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Tn. wom.n,. w,,,.rn COZ A..oc,n,inn

WI hold Ns annu1l chnmplonshi3 a. N"
August q, 20. 2s - and IS. Miss Elaine
Rnsenthol OF Rsvts,ue Ia the present
hampton, ana under the rules ~ tn.
association sh" ~ no. required - PLAY IN
N. qualifying round bur automatically
takes her pace Ia The match play draw
The sun., 1916-08-20
WINS EASILY
IN DORSET TOURNEY
Yale Golfer Beats MarstOn's
Conqucror in Final by II
Up and 3 to Play.
~THIRTY-SIX HOLE MATCH

DORSET. VT, Aug. 19.-Dewitt w.
Balch Of Cincinnati, a Yale golfer and
former ohio champion, vol the thirty
six hole final Of the annual invitation
tournament of the Dorset Field Club to-
day. defeating Il. r. Sheldon Of Dorset
by II up and Q to play.
Sheldon. who made himself famous
yesterday by defeating Max II. Marston.
seemed to have lost his punch and ac-
curacy and Balch had to play only at a
10 clip to win. when three-quarters Of
the found was over. The summaries:
First Sixteen. Final R~ound-Dewitt ".
Dalch, Cincinnati. beat d. u, Sheldon Dorset
Field. II and o.
Jr.. Ekwanok, beat y. 7. elmer. Mount An
thony. 1 I'M 10 hoies).
Second sixteen. Final Round-Donald Carr,
Forest Hill. beat Frank Crocker. Alpine. 4
and 3.
Consolation. Final Round--L. r. Comb. Dor.
set Field. beat j. II. Field. Jr.. Rutland. .
and 1.
Third sixteen. Final Round-Hush Clement.
Rutland. beat II Campbell. Dorse, Field.
4 and
Consolation. Final Round-L owen. Essex
County. beat Sergeant Child. Flushing. :
and :.
Eighteen Hole Medal Handicap-Best gross.
+ Woodruff. South Orange. ~: best net. T.. II.
West. Dorset Field, s9-Ii and II.
The sun., 1916-08-20

member Of the triangular one mile
medl, y relay race team. which finished
first to tho 81. Ch~ristophcr's cub rep
rcsen'a'
y - I in the 100 yard dash
hu Co 4 NoI = 80 tJr the final. as he
f.arad 10 turn ,t mi steam ON account
OF the shot ~. - 81" t. IT,, fence.
while l'dl.i' o. " MA IN the 500 yard
hai Lean ruu rlls IS Muait Of the New
Yor> \. G. pu'l,l Il t-uIon in the
th,i4 Of his rAI leg aud was forced
{" D ire. As u result OF tn" ar'itrut
90 Mund, he probably Will he unable
90 compete In IL" metropolitan senior
championships next Saturday In which
he IL entered.
G. Dernell OF the BOYS club won the
400 yaru even, after .,ari.ng from the
two yard mark. pern'll had th!rgs al
his own way and never really extended
himself.
The sammnries.
On Yard Dash. Hnndicap-won 10y = vcr
wagon. Salem 'rcscrut \ 4. ID yHrds) r,
Dempsey. luton Settlement A.. {. a.. yaris,.
second J. tunningL.am,. Paulist a. e. 49,.
'I oa. N al.'G Rum r'' S"vlcr - Won ;"%'P BY G. co-ne,,..
unattached y Andres. Hollywood Inn 4. A..
second ", tiach. Morningside A, 4. third.
100 Yard bash Handicap Won Nv G Der
nell. Roys' Ciul, e yards) &. Ilawkiue. Salem
Crescent A, &. q YARDS, second Time--J+ .
seconds.
70 Yard Dash, Special Won hv Roy Y Morse
Salem Crescent 4. g. / T,srhncr. Gi'nr"'
A, e, SECOND =. white, Salem Crescent A
e. third Time 35 second.
Hop. Step mud jump, Handicap Won by u
Lander, Salem Crescent 4 e. g fc"t,, 40 fee
sI inches L. Ia Rect, Salem Crescent A. &
(scratch). AZ feet AZ inches, second ID Brown
Long Island a. &. e. f"op. ~ feet II inch
third,
Half Mile Run. IIandicap-Won by J II
Sillers. Tomp ms Congregations Gao ,arhs)
" Granger, Irish American A &. tscratrh)
second NJ Cook, Newark \, 4. go yards,
third. Time 2o3e5
Ono Nile Medley Relay Eac"-Won Icy SHlen
Crescent team. with \ irunson, T.. white. II
Fust.r aHi It, Morse 81. Christopher 'lul
tcam. with I, jenkins. u, Harvey, |" Grange
aud j, Rayrnr"ll, second ,'l'nco" A. team
With T. ramlt L. Pearluhi, \. M"yerhciu
and T.. rr,cInrr. third. Thine s. -.
On. and Seven cirhths Mile Medley Relay
Won hy 81. christopher ,luh team, with 4
rlouney, = jenkins, Il. Austin and : Jack
son knights at ~ Auihnr' tear 'lil ;
MvAul.y, II. S%"Iuii.r, VI Huu'r" ahI " Ian
hcld. second Br""klyn A. team. with "
Srni,shsn, u. Finkclstein, NJ ''ross and Eli'
Nnyu, third. Timc-S,@ 10.
The sun., 1916-08-20
DEGNON FIELD A R
Three star Teams to Play In Twin
NH This Afternoon.

at DcCnun Field opposite the Hunters
Point station NJ the S'einway tube this
afternoon. In the 'rSt game the Atlanta"
the STATE OF New Jersey will he pitted
against the College point Athletics. and
the winner Of that contest will play tho
Drrnom draws In tho iinui game. Martin
ana ronifrev and Emmerich Will he the
points FOR the Atlantic titt nine and Ma'ty
Sheridan. who was with tho - Louis
Nafinnpls nm Ter Br.snahan, and Won Essen,
who had n trial with Cincinnati. Wal work
f.. the Athletics.
The Grays as usual will have all their
s,ars In the held, including Al klett, Jack
Sichler. Harry Kane. Billy Gilbert, Frank
Carroll, itivington. Bisland, hoelker,
Ancker, Woods and JaoAlitsch.
The sun., 1916-08-20
NO GOLF TOURNEY AT RUMS0N.
Of Cnddies Cnusrs lanc"l-
Intion of Com pctitlOn.

The second annual invitation tourna-
menl If the liumson club, which was
to have been held on the last three
days Of this week, has been cancelled.
The stringent health regulations adopted
II, New Jersey to ward of infantile
paralysis has caused IA d"arth % 'addies.
Before calling off tn" competition the
tournament committee tired to devise
some means to obtain caddics, but was
unsuccessful
Rumson held It's hrs, invitation tour
namcut a year ago. Edwin NJ wild
Of Crawford making his only appear
ance of the seaso and carrying Oh the
chief cup.
The sun., 1916-08-20
BOEHLING'S GIFT
PROVES COSTLY
In Debut as an Indian lie
Forces In Run That Gives
Red SOX Victory.

rosroS. hue. 10 tAmertcanl Joe
Poehl!np. recently OF the Senator's, max
ms his initial appearance with the Clcve-
land team. handed "A amt to the Red
Sex To-Day by forcing "A run In in the
ninth inning, Boston winning . to /.
Up 10 the f!nal session Boell!ng had
pitched well. lie allowed only six scat
;ertd hits. Gardner opened the ninth
with a single through %certre. but was
forced out on SCOTS %grounder To Chap
man. Cady singled to centre. Scott go-
ing TO third. McNally was sent in Ia
run for Scott and Henriksen frr cadS.
Janvrin. pinch hitting for Foster. was
walked. flling the bases. Then Bochlinc
" dlked Hooper. forcing MrNally IN with
tie winning tally. The score
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t.,ui"~ scheduled for To-day,
Toront" IN Ncwsrk Owo).
Buffalo In FRO, ,dssr


NEWARK. Aug. 1~o.--Toron,o and New.
ark divided a double header At Wleis,.
mayors Park in Newark this af,crnoo,
Tenncy's Indians winning the frs, gam.
by the score OF 4 to o. while the ca.
nuctS took the late game. 4 so . .Iohnn,
Enzmann Of F'atbush welded tho white
wash brush for the indians In the cav
game. II" pitched one of the lost games,
OF his career. He held the Leafs 'o ,y,
BITE, one Of :holn a bunt. which ,;,ih,r.
heat out IN the fourth inring. ard ,4
other "a single. u right la til" 'lrth se,
son by Red Murray. former Giant
McTiguc. who did tho mound work IN
Toronto, also was very effective, witt
the exception Of the two inning. whe
tn" Indians solved his delivery. The o..
posing pitchers in the second game we-.
Euright and King Brady. Yro1c-tv O..
the larSs. Brady pitched 4 mo game
lie held the Indians to five hits.
Leo Callahan. the Ncwurk on'aelie,
Ia out of the game with q strained ,er.
uon. Plus Schwert. catcher and ar.
other Yankee rookie, patrol,cd The cent?.
garden.
The sun., 1916-08-20

Beaten Eight. Fifth siStsen-Scmi-fnal
o~hund-James A. Stiliman. National. heat
Z, F. Watson, Jr., Baltusrol, l up, D.. u.
Armour. National; heat j. a, Edwards
Maidstone, q and I
Final Round-sti!!man beat Armour, :
and 4
sixth Sixteen-Semi-fna round Herbert
NJ. Hartman, Piping Rock, beat J. |, Blair,
National, l up 90 holesl II J. Whigham.
National. heat Howard T., whitney, Mas
sau. 7 and a.
Final Round--Harriman beat Whigham.
] up.
beaten Fight. sixth SiXteen-Semi- nnal
round--I. u. Raker, Garden city. beat II.
u. Crowell Mayneld, by default, y. A.
Hanson. Bunslo, beat NJ. ], OBrien. Jr..
Shinn"coch. . up.
F!na, Round Baker beat Ransom,
and l.
The sun., 1916-08-20
COBB'S ~CLEVERNESS
UPSETS ATHLETICS
Tvs Daring Base Running
Enables Tigers to Beat
Mackmen.
WIN IN TENTH, 6 TO .

PHiLApEfPHfA. Aug. 1e-(American).
-Cobb's clever work On the bases In the
tenth inning turned to-day's game In De-
troits favor. 6 to 2. With two out In
the tenth Cobb got a base on balls. He
stole second by a great slide and then
darted for third. dn wing McElwee out
OF his position. At the same time Veach
hit the ball past the spot vacated BY
McElwee and Cobb scored.
Detroit then hammered out two
doubles and a single. which. with two
errors. sent In four more rum johnson
and Coveleskie had a Splendid battle for
nine innings. with h latter being &C.
corded perfect support during the entire
contest. The score:
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KNOCKABOUTS IN CLOSE RACE.
Frances Just Beats Three Others
on NurusOn Country Club.

RrMsoN. y. J.. Aug. l9.-Four OF the
eight one design k~nockabouts that sailed
an eight mile race over the South
shrewsbury of the Rumson Country Club
to-day finished seconds apart. Samuel
Rikcr's Frances winning by four sec
onds, William II. Potts Ell was second.
Bertram H. Borhcn's Rumpus third and
q. A. Haskells Margaret fourth.
The other Starters included Hugh n.
Camps Elsador. Thomas y. McCarter's
Madeleine. +. j. bouglas's Spider and
Chester Simmons's Lazy Lu. a light
southeast breeze WAS blowing and many
parties out on the river In private yachts
watched the k~nockabouts in the pretty
race,
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MATTY BUYS PLAYERS.
Obtains bow Pitcher. and
CuctO. Cuban OutneId~r.

C~INcINSATI. Ohio, Aug. lP-M1nagcr
Mathewson Of the Cincinnati club an
nounccd to-day that Pitcher Bowman 81
the South Bend club ~ the Central
League had been purchased by the local
team Bowman. however, will not ne re-
auIred 70 report until after the close Of
the Central League season on Septem-
Der 10.
Ma'hewson also announced that he had
purchased the services OF Outheldcr
Cueto, n Cuban. from the Portsmouth.
Va. cluh, Cueto will report here at the
end Of the Portsmouth clubs season.
September 10.
The sun., 1916-08-20
CONTESTS.
Cuban stars, PhiIiy Ginnts and
nushwicks IN Twin NH.

WalIaca's Riieewooi Grounds, ilals"y
street aud Wyckot avenue, brooklyn, viii
be the seen" Of q double header This after
noon In which three crack teams VIII play,
The first game win bring together the
Cuban stars and the Phila lelphit GIANTS,
add the winner Of that contest VIII clash
with the Bush wicks In the hnhl TIT,
The cuban stars are pla Wing AT 81 whirl-
wind clip and II past performances are 90
be taken into consideration the team should
triumph over the Giants and enter the Nnal
game Last SUNDAY the Cubans thrilled n
hig crowd at olympic Fieli. where the
team PLAYED nm eleven Inning game with
the Lincoln Giants. a homer by Williams
ending The contest.
The Phillv Giants early this season
played AZ Ridgewood, where they annexed
both ends Of 4 double hes,der.
The sun., 1916-08-20

chick Evans MAJ. a t~purney - 81 Louis
rc"rntly and with Charles wsems. central
Illinois CHAMPION, as his partner beat two
hsh!'ues % the 81 Louis municipal links
By up and sto pay. The %natlonal open
course. which IL reported 20 he far wors.
than No public course here In New York.
strange as that may seem.
The sun., 1916-08-20
CLARK BEST AT TRAPS.
Wins NJ Around COntest In Grand
American Tourney.

ST. Louis. Aug. l9--llomer Clark OF
Alton, H.. to-day won the all around
contcs, tor the Hercules cup at the iirst
preliminary match of the grand Ameri-
can trap shooting tournament.
r.. l.. Bartlett Of baltimore won the
Hercules championship for amateurs.
Clark's score WAS ls7 out Of "A possible
600 nartl"tt made "A score ~ 1856 out
of a possible 200. Among the highest
professionals were: j Il. Taylor. Column
bus, ohio. ISL. and ]. 81. Hewben. Bslu-
more. 10.
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WINS ROGUE TITLE.

NoGw'0u. conn, tug IA Edward
Clark If Springfield, M,ss. tp-'.gn, won
tho championships IN I've 'hl'rv-Nf'h an
nual tournament of tive N~It'outl ltppIc
ASso, iation lie defeated Al sv'r,r ou-
poncuts in the 'r.t division II, brother.
Harold Clark. last years champion. I'M
ished second.
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Two base hits -namrHu. Galore. Moran, Stat
terry Tire" lusr mt ~SlattrUy. Stolen tN~,-
Moran . Douhl" plays Priest and S''iuhrcn-
rcr lNako aud filcl Wagner aud >lattrry ,
kellihcr. OlIouurll and Mclhcrm0tt. iits Dr
lrSkc. G hits aud d runs in 3 : innings Masses
on balls ON Galore, . on lras", 3; "f craft
hlr, / RR-'or hit Ky trahhlc. | tSlati'rn
struck out by tilor", g. by Locke, | h.
rrahhl", !. Hnlk -Lcakc lmpir.s- Nrssrs
Carpenter aud Clesry. Time ut game noun
auJ q, minutes.
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CARDS OVERCOME
LEAD OF BRAVES
Drive Tyler From Box in
Fifth-EvcrS and SnOd-
grass Put OFF Field.

ST.. Loris. Aug. la-tNatlonal>.-St
Louis overcanie n 3 to u lead in IN"
fifth inning to-day. drove Tyler from tho
box after mixing bases ~ balls with
four timely hits for fivc iui ana Won
from Boston. : 10 I.
Snodgrass and Evers were put III the
field I'm the ninth for dispu;inE Iup 80
Ryron's decision AZ second when Suul-
grass in,erfered with a thrown bal. The
ore: