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WALKERS OUT IN FORCE.
Fine weather Attracts Many Il
Clab's Two Hikes.

The walkers were but IN force yestcr-
DAY. The fine weathe attracted many
to the I'VE squads OF the Walkers Club,
which started from Bronx Park yester-
day morning. One squad left at 5 A. NJ.
and travelled by way of Pelham Park
way to Travers Island, from there To
New Rochelle, then by way Of Boston
Post road through L%archmont and Ma
maroneck TO Rye. There the pedestrians
had luncheon and IN the afternoon re-
turned BY the Boston Post road. Il dis
tauce OF thirty-lvo miles.
The other squad started an hour later
aud went 10 New Rochelle and return. a
distance Of fifteen miles,
Some or those who took these jaunts
were W. C, Rcdey, l.. %I.ahowitz. I. Eft
finger. T. Dawson. 4. Bernstein, T.
Gerry. II. Gutenberg. II. Ladapulos, l..
Meyersdorf, II. Eerferman. &. Wager, d.
Long. J. Martin. Jack Goldsteln and J.
H. Hooking.
The sun., 1916-10-02
AMATEUR CYCLISTS RACE.
StnehIc Wins Two League Titles in
RrOnx Events,

Bicycle races IN decide the amateur
road racing League championships were
held owe Eastern boulevard In The
Bronx Yesterday with several close fin
islcs aOpeasing a large crowd After
three qualifying heats of n quarter mile
the one mile dash championship was
raced aud won by j. J. Marquart Of the
Century Road club Association. j. C..
Stachle Of tho Bay View Wheelmen was
second and Fred Woisin OF the Acme
Whcslmen third. IN 2;2G 90. In the
three mile event Staehle was declared
the winner after a spirited dispute. Mar
quart finished 80 close to Staehlc NAM
thought Il was u dead heat. The time
was $40 90. Stachlc also won the
quarter mile dash. defeating Maruunr RI
and W. J. Lock of the Century Road
Club
The sun., 1916-10-02

The Rod Sox. in their recent games.
We been working as smoothly as
oueh fabricated with oil, They have
an playing their best game during the
4 fortnight since tho team piled up a
; lead IN AUGUST, which later frittered
,ay after tho ininry TO Jack Barry and
, temporary slump Of the Hub pitch
Z staff.
The I;cd Soy utrolors are IN nnc trim
r the bis s"ric-. especially the bic guns
3 the CarTigau stan--I.eonard, Ruth
,d shore. fn~t"r, Nio won two games
ON tn" I'ull"e last fail, may not work
/ all this >"ar. ~ he has had "a had arm
lost Of h S'a'. but has been winning
n heady pitching. In tho event that
'srvi6sn needs a fourth pitcher he will
The sun., 1916-10-02
WILDNESS OF JAMES
HELPS BROWNS WIN
st. Louis Takes Final Game Of
Season 6 TO B and Holds
Fourth Place.

81. Louis. No. Oct. I-tAme.icanl-
bccause OF Jnres's inefrcctiveness 81.
Louis beat Detroit to-day. TO 3. and
moved into fourth place. IL was the
last game % the season here. James
gave ten bases on balls and HI, two bats.
men.
81. Louis got but i've hits. bu, these.
two doubles and three singles. combined
WIN bases on balls and stolen bases in
me hrst and fourth. n".;cd them three
runs. In the sixth " passes and
errors by James and Young after two
were out gave the locals three more.
st. Louis stole eight bases and Detroit
stole seven. Detroit got thirteen hits.
but Plank kept them well scattered.
'ohb got a double and two singles. The
score
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Dear Totn-Please tel US tho rule gov
rfnirE card. FOUND turned face M IN she
p",k when dealing poker. HENRY J.
In dealing before the draw Il IL a mis-
deal " any card Il found faced in tho
pack. In dealing for the draw The .x.
posed card Is placed with tho discard..
The sun., 1916-10-02
YANKEES BUNCH HITS
AND BEAT HEATING
Former Team Mate Pitches for
Colonials, but Loses in
Ninth I TO 2.

New HAVEN. Conn. Oct. 1.-Bunched
hits In the ninth inning enabled the New
York Americans 70 defeat the semi-pro-
f~essional Colonials In an exhibition game
here to-day. Q to /. Heating. q former
Yankee. pitched excellent ball for tho
locals.
Frank Gilhooley. who has been nurs-
ing q broken ankl since the first week
or July. played with the Yankees to-day
In his initial game since his injury. He
collected two hits In three times up
otherwise rave promise OF coming back
next season as strong A. ever. The
ecOre
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CHICAGO CITY SERIES.
WcrHhmRn Challenges White Sox
on Behalf Of Cubs.

CHICAGO. Oct. l.-Eliininat.on Of the
Chicago Americans as pennant con,.nd.
ers gave President wecehman a chance
tonight to challenge them on behalf OF
the Chicago Nationals to q series for
tho city championship.
Comisltey accepted he challenge and
y was announced tha. the games would
oerin next Wednesday. Final arrange
ments will be made tomorrow. The
series will be- under the direction OF tho
National Commission.
The sun., 1916-10-02
TAKE HIKE IN JERSEY.

Members OF tho New York branch % n.
American Walkers Association Yesterday
participated In their scheduled hike. The
was started from the New Jersey side
OF the West l30th street ferry and the
led over the River road 20 Palisads
av'nue and Englewood. The vstorans CON
tinued on from Enelewood along Liberty
R~sreenn.id. New Bridge and Cherry Hili
to Hackensack. Til" men who walked
were q Winter. II, r. Mccain. i. Daniels,
s. II. Brown e. u. Oches, W. II. Lorenz.
4. Gaborcz, J. Haltigan. J. Glsnnico. l..
Bennedetto. ". selncr. r, s~eufert. j. i.
lynch. c. Gross. r. Koenigsbere, T.. Fucker
man, n. Hellstern and w. y. Pines.
The sun., 1916-10-02

Dear Tom-Pley,nF .hip p;noeh:.,
\ ana y orains; c and u. the bidding 10
a :so. & $40, and Anally u arc. AS,sr
some hesitation q names hearts q. trumps
II turns out that he has not q heart in hi.
hand. and G bets the d.ai Il void.
NJ, J, u.
There Is no law that restricts the Sc
lection Of me trump suit in any way.
" II chooses 10 game y suit OF which he
has none that is his loss II lie loses by
u. He may har" had reasons 10 Judge
his partner was bidding on hearts.
The sun., 1916-10-02
SENATORS DOWNED
BY JERSEY CITY CLUB
Nieid'S Triple in Eighth De-
cideS Contest in Favor Of
Locals, 4 to 3.

After Washington had amass-d a
three run lead In the first SIX innings
against the Jersey city Independents at
West Side Park yesterday the locals
started 4 !!ttle offensive ~ their OWN.
Stall.Egs made the initial move for VIC
tory with a home run In the seventh.
Then IN the eighth Craft Of tie visitors
was showered with hits. three runs scor-
ing and the game Mas decided in favor
Of Jersey CITY by 4 70 z. In this inning
singles by Eschon, Lohr and Irving were
followed by N!eld's three Dagger. Gin
tor pitched a good game lain tho
major leaguers, who appeared with may
subs flutes IN the lineup. The score:
NyASkyINCTI\ IEDAIN t'frN
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STATEN ISLAND WALK.

Members Of the Brooklyn branch Of tho
American Walkers Association were on the
ROAD yesterday as usual, The ''peds' met
al the Staten Island ferry.
Tho walk led TO New Dorp. from which the
novices walked back TO the starting Doint.
The long dist nncc men continued to EItins.
willie, The distance is twenty-five miles.
The following men walked: A. Speer. A.
Ahlstrom. 8 Oshinsky, =. A Heath. 9.
wirship. A, n, Clark, A, Grin>r, T. Member
and s. L. Goodman.
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.,,,. Tctai.. .s?@i'
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WASTRUM STAR ATHLETE.

Pete wastrnm won four OF the eight ,rsc,,
and Held championships OF the Pinnish'
American Athletic Club. decided AZ Nncombs
Dam Park Yesterday, Beginning With ihe
iwo Sard dash, which he won III II second.
Wns'runi also won the broad Jump. II fec,
- inchcs: running, non. step aud lump, 3;
,s"'. ana running high Jump. 4 feet 5 inches
IT, was second IN III" one mile run. The lat
for Al Rosani-r. George Hol thew IL,
l'fel!n w feet 3 inches, and M, The ,ho,
ir"t : inches in WHINING the titles.
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FIELD A FOR REDS.
Out Pirates 4 20 q and Hold
Athletic Contests,

CINCINNATI. Oct. 1-tNationaO.-
The last game of the season between
PittsburE and Cincinnati was won by
the latter here to-day. I 70 o. Toney
pitched good ball. letting the visitors
down with six scattered hits and strik-
ing out eleven men,
A field meet was held before the game.
and IN the long distance fungo hitting
contest Peter Schneider. pitcher for the
Locals. drove the ball <37.6 feet. The
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r GO ON I X

The first hike of the newly orranizcd
women's branch Of the American Walker.
Association in Brooklyn was staged yes,
tcriay. 'tT
The rrls met al Park Circle nj A ".
They walked down Ocean Parkway 10 Cony
Island. Twelve took the walk.
Women Interested will please write 20 Miss
=. Winner. 23J Hart street. Brooklyn.
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CUBS END SEASON
WITH THREE HOMERS
Perry Pitches Well and Is
Ably Aided in 6 to
Victory.

CHICAGO, Oct I tNat!onalb.-Three
home runs by Chicago batters and the
eificlen, pitching cf Scott Perry gave
Chicago n q TO 9 victory over 81. Louis
in tho final league ga me of each team
to-day. Fast fielding by both sides waS
a eature. Catcher Brattem OF st. Louis
broke up two attempted double c
The score
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GAME.

'Bait~d for Lambeth in the eixth inninr
'ba''ed Tor Rlepfer in the ninth inning.
c'Nc4ard .."...,.... \ I o q 40
'nI'a-o' '.'.',....,.... : o . o ! o 0-s
Two base hi's-Speatcr, J. Col! Nc. Three
Weaver. Schalk. Sarr 1ce ny-Can.tli stole,
nas---speaker. wsmbes snss. r. Collins &.
rhanman Roth. Double plays-E. Collins,
sans- Terry. T., Collins and Fournisr Hi.
ana earned ciil+ Penner. 4 hiIs. 4 runs In
innings: on Gould, > hits. I run In / inning:
KEEPER, ; hits. ] run in 8 innings: on Cicotte.
: hN- runs in ? innings. Fret base or
oalis-On Penncr. :; off Gould. .: of Lam.
'sth. y; ON Cicotte, : struck ont-By Pen.
ner. !; by Lambeth. :: by Cico,te. l.. Frs,
hhse on .G-ors-cleyeland. !; Chicago. / Left
on hae--Clevtlsnd ): Chicago. II. Cmp,rr.
: hours and } minutes.
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Totale, ..31 ~ ~ le .
'Ba'ted for Faber In the ninth inning.
C,lhicayo. "........ 5000 %
Sacrifice ~hN.-GAndii. Speaker. Turner.
sacrifice re.-Coumbe. Roth. stolen base
z Collins. Double plays--Ro,h (unasHsted,
fe-cl, L. Collins and Weaver. Hits AMI
. ~lnn'ng-: on Fabcr. 5 hits. o runs In Z In.
hliiss First base on balls-OR Coumbe. .:
,Wambssanss. Grsney,. struck outDBv
Conmhc. .: by fabcr. :. First base on error.
Cleveland. ,. Left an b.ses-Cieveland. &;
rhlcaso. t~mplre>-Me.srs. Owen and
Dihecn Time OF game; hour and Is
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W base hit.-Hsrper, Pratt. Co5b. Hart.
icy, Seach. founy. stolen base- Cobb, ::
Young. Spencer, Crawford :. Sarr,fic~ k.,s-
Plank. Lscan. Double piny-Pank AMI SIS.
E,rs' base. on errors Detroit. ! $, Louis,
haze on ball.-oh James 10; on Plank. 3
hits ana earned runs--On James. a and 4 IN
~ James Wa1lsy. Hale struck out-By
James .; by Plank. I Tnpires-Messrs, Chill
70 minutes, '
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likely call on Carl Mays, the new UNDER

The Yankees. after visiting every shore
In the American League. make q fare
well stand on the Polo Grounds with
three games against Washington. This
series will decide whether the Yankees
will have their nrst first division team
since 1910, or whether the team will
fnish the same as it did last year., in
nth place.
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CoIonials............. o 10 o o.
Two base hit-waiers. Three base hit
sacrifice hits-P. Falsey. Schaefer. Double
play-sehsefer Waters and schaefer. Lett
on oases-New York. 9; Colonials 8 First
On balis-On Buckles. /: Off Love. 1: on
hcatins, 3 Hits and earned runs-oT
Buckles. > and in four innings; OF Love.
~ nine %innings. Hit BY pltcher--Dy Love
,FAsey) Struck out-By Buckles. 4. by
Love. 8: By Kenting. 6. Wild pitch-KeatinT.
umpire-Rorty. Time of game hour and
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A. A. RACE HARD FOUGHT.
Louisville Finally Wins Flag 90
Season Euds.

Louisville. Ky. oct, 1.-The Amer
lean Association race closed TODAY, with
Louisville N front Of Us lndinnapolis
rival by I'VE and n half games. Tie
championship was decided several days
ago,
Tho race WAS one OF the closest ever
run In the association. with Kansas city.
indianapolis and Louisville all prnc-
t'calIy conceded the flag ut different
lines only to disappotnt their followers
ur fall before the squirt of some rival.
Kansas C!ty finished tho season minus
the manage Il hogan with and dropped
into the second division. though FOR
weeks IL led the len CUE. -. Paul in tn.
last week of the season took fourth
place. Tu-day's results:
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RECORDS OF MAJOR LEAGUE
TEAMS FOR THE PAST WEEK

The weeks record in each league of
camel played. won n lost, with runs.
hits, errors. men left on bases and runs
scored by opponents. including the games
or Saturday. September 80, is as follows {.
AATlnN n ll
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IrrsprRe "a, CINCINNATI IN,

Two base hIt-Cbaso, StoICn b~ases-Chase,
Gr'Grh = h"nsrh carey . Lett on bases
Cincinnati, :. Bases on bslls-On Cooper, q
on Tau~t. J. Earned runs-On Iooper,3: on
roncy. q. Struck out-By Cooper, 1 by Toney.
II. Impiies-M essrs, Quigley and Eason. Tis,e
of game--i hour aud ~ minutes.
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ROCKIES
SECOND TEAM.

First bsse on c~rrors-Rcokies. .. Two has.
hit-SiSon. Home runs-0'Mara. Sinythe. Sac.
rihre hits-Adams. Cutshaw. Sacrifice nv
FabridNe. Stolen basas-Johnson OMara. Kol.
lsher :, rnhrioue. smythe. Left on bases
Rockies. o. Second Team. ! Double play.
on Burning. J oil Mails. I. Struck ou,-Ry
Dell. l: by burning, :: nv Appleton. 4; ~
Mails, :: by Cadorc. J. liz by pifcher-Rv
During. I tDeie,. Passed hsii-Dedc. I'm.
p~irc.-Nessr. Byron and O'Dsr. Time Of
eHme-l hour and ~ minutes.
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Robinson May Land.

Robinson. the former Pi'tAburs quar.
ter, has been coming around rather slow.
!y. Perhaps Robinson. confident % NJ.
success. needs a little toning down. El,.
!nson will learn that there. Is no place
where they a do that little thing bo'.
ter han at New Haven.
The game with Carnegie Tech was r.
markablo for tho few substitutes used
by Yale. In former years the opening
was little more than "A medium for .,
Ing out practically every eligible. TAI
Jones appears 70 have taken IA mora
sensible view Of the matter. lie ~.
IDENTIFY decided to see what his Nrst st-inr
men could do under sus,a ned frc-snA
let it be said that while Carnegie Va.
whipped by 25 to o. II gave tho Els .
no. battle. According 10 witnesses VIZ
know football. Kessner. the Pittsbura
quarter. played rings round Smith bo,A
In a physical and mental way.
The game Indicated that Jones Il 10,
making any special effort at this time -
develop All attack. He seems to ne str y.
Ing after that great esscntial-drf-rce--
which was neglected last year In tia
rush after false gods like the lateral
The sun., 1916-10-02
Giants at the RisIto.

I'll. Giants VIII attend he Riaito "a.
morrow night A. eues's of the manHvo.
ment To see Claire Niles In "Baseball," her
novel dance Interpretation of the national
game.
The sun., 1916-10-02

ehit 1Sa,' ,...'"... ! .SS6SoSI -
Two base h~its-Bescher . Mann. SAFER.
Perry. Home runs-Mann. Kelly, Serkes,
stolen base-saiN-. Sacrifice Sac
rifc- ,hes-smth, Flack Double play
Deal Yprkes and Safer. Lett on hases-St.
Louis. d: Cnicaso. &. Bases on balloon
Ames, y. on Williams. / Hits and earned
runs-On steele. . hi,s. 4 runs IN J 90 in
nlnFs; off .Ames. = hits, . runs in tl.2 IN.
rings: off Williams, > hits, no runs IN : IN
iirx-: on Perry, 10 hits. ? runs in 9 inning
struck ou,-By steele. !: by Anes, !: by
Perry, :. Wild pitches -Ames, .. Passed ball
-nrlt,em. Cmpires--Me.srs. Harrison and
Orth Time of same-i hour and 81 minutes
The sun., 1916-10-02

Baaeball. Fbbets Field. Rucko- Dsv.
Brooklyn vs.. Nsw York, 3 y. VI. Reception
To an Rest, prior 20 game Drlll after ramr.
-a6r.
The sun., 1916-10-02

Jersey City .....'..... OoOoooiasL 10 0
First hase on rIror-Iersev Jity. Two base
hit-soper. Three base hits smith, Nlrld.
Hon" rmI-staliincs stolen base Mcno-key.
Lett on bsses-wsshlnEton, :: Jersey CITY. :.
Double pln~ys-IdMi"soh. Charity aud Judge
sawyer, Sharts and Jndge. Bases on balls
on Ctaf. ! on Clinton. I struck out-By
Js,nicson. : uiartel. lIvinsl hy Craft. I
,StRllincO ny Clinton, 4 ,Snith. Charity.
sawyer, .Ain-nirhl. wild pitch-Jamieson
Nits--On Jsmieson, 4 H. . innings. Umpir-s-
Mcssrs. Merrity and puNcv. Time OF game u
hour and ~ minutes.
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Red SOx GamenesS Lands
american League Flag
Clevelands Defeat Of Chicago Clinches Pennant for
Boston and Ends Remarkable Chase for
Laurels+All Teams Engaged.

Probably M most exciting pennan Mt
chase wased in the American League
since 1908 ended yesterday when Cieve-
'aho bianked the White sox. 2 to o. In the
hrst game Of a double header. The de-
Feat Of Charles Comiskey's high salar,ed
star aggregation makes It impossible for
the Red Sox to lose the 1915 iaureis.
further. 1t turns over to Boston It's Sec
ond American League pennant In two
years and its third In Ave years.
Joseph J. LAnnin. owner Of the
Red o disposed Of the services Of iris
Speaker las, spring many op,ned that a
death blow had been dealt Boston ennan
chances Bin Carrigan, the manager,
was dubious. but he insisted that he had
a team OF workers. all OF whom would
do their best 10 make up for the loss Of
SUCH an outstanding asset as Speaker.
Carrisan. who says the worry Of man
agerial duties IL too much for him and
who has announced his retirement from
the game tn take place this winter, has
had n lot to do with the championship
pace of the Red Sox. His courage. ag-
gressiveness and confidence fred his
charges with an ambition that hardly
could be denied. The Red Sox won the
p%ennant by their eameness as much a. by
ability.
Fight Harder at Critical Times.
Innumerable times this season Boston
has been called upon 20 face the strong
est opposition at the most critical times.
and Invariably Boston has succeeded.
Twice within the last six weeks the Red
Sox met both White Sox and Tigers. and
on each occasion It was the Red Sol who
triun,phed. Defeat at either OF these
times would have meant loss Of tho flag.
as chicago only is nosed out by a few
percentage points.
Possessing a pitching stan OF fauitiess
excellence. Carrigan used this advan-
tageous department with the skill OF q
'actician. Denied the services OF George
Foster. his best pitcher Of 1915. Carrigan
,mbued Babe Ruth and Carl Mays with
a winning spirit. carefully nursed along
these youngsters and brought them to
such an efficiency that right now they
are about the most reliable men on his
stan. Dutch Leonard and Ernest Shore
are still persistently perfect At mound
work. adding their ability TO the young
sters.
Duffy Lewis and Harry Hooper. vet
eran outfielders. rose to their proper
The sun., 1916-10-02

Dear P',a,e arswer IN your co..
umn why Z, WAS that Mr.. Daniel ~ al,
stan In p!eking the nrs' ten tenn!. PLAYER.
In the United states left on. tho .Japane..
kunagae. "A
The rankings were American. old top.
No foreigners are considered I'm ranking
in this country.
The sun., 1916-10-02
SILK SOx.
Totals. ...s:os - io<

Totals....s: o : - 10 4
.RAtted for He.,u2 IN the ninth inning.
fBstted for Robertson In the ninth Inning.
Giants .............. o o 0 o o 0 o q 90
SIX soh............ o o l o %
Home run-Campheli. Two base hits
R"t"rtscn. kauff. Kelly. Brock. Estes. Left
on hases-Sew York. 2; SIX Sol, 8 Base on
balls-Rettig. Strike Outs-Rsttig. II: Ritter,
10. First base on eIrOfs-SIk SoI, g.
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Totals 80 3lO.4 40
"Batted for Ames in the seventh inning
fiatted for Williams In the ninth inning
lS.rlrr ont. hit nv b1lted ball.
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49,. - 49,
invaluable to the Red Box. his hitting in
'he pinch winning n NUMBER OF games
IN many ways tnls season american
league race mas been tne most remark
apie SINCE inc inception OF the ieasue' ~
was pIovioeu .he ans as meoiun 10
a..IAcs rh.eree. oeaueneu Dy tho aei'ec-
s.on VI feuerai league po.'ies. AZ nlt-
IeIen, tIIhes o'ery team IN tne league
eAeepuns ~. Louis ana tnilade'pnis
wss OUT ~ 'front.'. wash'hston ana
SieVeIanu divided the pace setting tor
u n'S, naiI vi tne season. 1>eAt ;>ew
49, .n.so MY Detrolt l" urn nep.
.s es, !" eiuos anA'ouH' IL "us No.
~ D. ). .ne ,"IuuIe u Nusuo. 'na'
,mo N-u U "ere apie 10 creep mo ,ne
20. a nn, HWY WERE o'er''"eh '"'ee
f.n,t, Ss.,. h..
,ntiI Septemoer i. or ior the nrst I'VE
,nyid VI .. rae. on,y 'ne h.hIe''cs
s,no,La ~ ,.suuuu' . ."","s
Ia ~ 49, 30 ny 81. Ivus
vital. -. Ia. 'u.y an. UNI .ne
int , .o,,ans,nn ne.n. Div"'
r,,n,.s ,hs a,,nnd.n =. ~" %. 90
c,,v S,.,a,o 80 H. 49,"
e,r,,. no., -. ~. "o'M ume
,eres, IN ,hs E,r.s, c,. .ha y
owper. y, ,L. iii 49, ,
"A handsoma go, o.. ~. '"'
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II Yale success depends on Le .io-..
princeton efficiency hinges larse'y cY
Eddie briggs. The Tigers and Dr,gz.
got or to a satisfactory start on Sa,ur.
day by beating Holy Cross. hut th,-n
was nothing especially notable In e..
II to Q victory. II demonstrate tina
briggs. Brown and Moore. Speed E..h
possesses one OF tho mos. form il.hl-
backfelds developed a: Princeton i.
recent years. but that IN the l!no there
was st!ll much 10 he desired
Rush unexpectedly used Mcl..au a,
one OF the tackles. despite tho fic, IA
the veteran had reported only a few
days before. Latrobe played Il .a.r
game AZ the other tackle AMI NAY -
relop into a first class regular. JUS row
he Is handicapped by ineXrer!cHH, ~
encouraging part OF the T1s,r eN,'5.
ton was tho way IL which Eush's 49,
diagnosed the open attack Of Holy cross
and sfnearcd forward and lateral Pos 20
In tho second half.
Harvard faced a rather weak rra "a
Bates and did not have 20 show a'y
thing 20 win by - 20 u bss,.;c 's
weakness OF the oppos tio,. par,e-:
took occasion to RASH \ i"w f.rwH-i
passes The Haughton svsirm calls -
nothing more than an ATTACK bull. 10 ..
the running game AZ tbs stage Z -.
season. with all stress on driru," Ya'
the Crimson took n little MGR ..'r +.
realm or he radical. Perhaps Harvard
has seen fit 10 change IT'S sys,-.-
The sun., 1916-10-02

Dear 1em--ren points IL gams In auc.
lion pitch. Bidder 10 9 up. MS opponen,
!, .. Bidder makes low. tnck. game 20
the other mana high. Who wins
GERMAN AMERICAN.
The bidder always has the first count.
II he did not bid moro than three he
mad - and wins the game.
The sun., 1916-10-02

BASEBALL To-day. 3 y. ". ". Y. Americans
Va Washington. Poo Grounds. Adm. 5oc.
-AdO. -
The sun., 1916-10-02

Dear rom-P!aying pinooh,e. ,vo h.n
4 wins n trick and melds 80 marriage.
On winning another trick he shows ace.
ten, Jack % rurns and m-ids $50 more
II oct. :his IL WRONG. W. l.. brooklyn.
The NEEDS are both correct provided
the King and queen OF ,rumps are st!ll
on the table when the ace, ten, Jack are
added.
The sun., 1916-10-02
NOT TO ROW
NickaiIs Decides Against L.t,tns
Yale Crow Race.

New HAVEN, Conn. Oct. l.-Hopsr
that h Yale n Columbia varsity
Fights might race again his fan as was
the case a year ago. were shattered to-
night.
Coach Guy Nickalls OF the Yale navy
announced that there would ne no spe.
races outside OF the usua, fan re.
gatta.
The sun., 1916-10-02

Dear Tom-In q game o, Frs.nor, as,
sunday "A base runner overran third So.
on n hit 4 spectator OF the home team
line and pushed the has" runner ha,k on
tn" base again. Let me know whether he
10 safe or out. 7. y RYAN
shOuld say he was safe. outside in
reference Notwithstanding.
The sun., 1916-10-02

Dear T~om-Playing auction pitch. who
leads for the nrst trick. the bidder OF the
eldest hand u. II. X.
The bidder always. because the card
he leads makes the trump. whether II Is
wha: he intended for the trump or not.
The sun., 1916-10-02
Mig Scare for Pcnn.,

Harvard did show an impro.uaus lie.
fence. That's an achievement ", worth
while az this time bat here again ;N-
weakness OF Bates crops vi. u, ,or
much or a trick to hold Ia k A. no
tent attack, Fart of the tackle Fraa ~r
has been solved by the sh Gt.rE Of ',o...
ley Taylor from guard. for THt %
played well against Bates /. no 1tss
field a near Mahan WAS s7,'ur- . ~.
person Of Flower.
Tho n team that GOT Che ear. p.
the day was Pennsylvania. Or'y r. s.t
goal ny Williams saved Il from a ,-1t.
less tie with West Virginia. TIE l7''sr
sent a heavier. well drilled toa.u 20
Franklin Field and iashed an TRAN
built around the famed Rodc.r. vat
was truly formidable. On uue 1, 'ps'or
Rodgers was downed after r.rol ia a
Onward pass. only six .nC'os from iNs
Pennsy goal.
The game taught Perusr ~. - -
peat tho experiment ntNt seHs'- 80
West Virginia IL far too strong ~ s'e'sr
for the opening game II cou,d r-t "
denied that Penn was d'sappo. C''rs 49,
leave - 10 Bon Fplwel 81 rata h'1
within The next few dag.