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HARTMAN DRIVES WINNER.
Leads baron FriscO "a victory a
Orange County Fair.

M~innLErowN. y. Y. Aug. 35.-The
Orange County Fair closed here this
afternoon with Day Spring winning tho
.:ls pace. the feature. in three straight
heats. W. Averill Hartman drove
Baron Frisco TO victory in three straight
heats in the is class trotting. and Ro-
land Hartman with the Empress OF
Russia was third in the race. The sum-
maries follow
::s CLASS. PACIHG-PURsE Ena
bay Spring, hr. =. by Moko Raw / !
i'cisy HamlIn, blk. m, by Lorenzo
M.nnehaha. Patch. br. m. by Dan
Patch "1Jamisom, ...........-,.s 3
Robcr, Frisco, br. &. by San Fran. .
Time. c:loi.. e:n'., ein,.
?ls CLASS. TRoTTING-prRsE, $1,000.
Baron Frisco, N G.. by San Francisco
". 4. Hartman ......,"....,l |
belgian, b $. by Bingara ~ l.
Empress o. Russia. oh. m. by Peter
Tho Great Roland Hartman .<
Narc!ssa. u. b m, by ELwinter IT
Time. a;i5,.. 2:i5.. :is'.
$50 CLASS. TRoTrING-PURsE. 5000.
American Girl, oh. m, by Nc
Clin,ock Murray. ~.....".. ! !
Hollywood King. ch. h. by Gen.
Watts tJamisont -
Ephenetus, b g., by Beaner ,
Bida, br. m, by Rnsara Ray. ,3b
Ornonde Rose, blk T.. by Ormonde
lMallow, .......,.,: s no
man, dis
Chill, cote. ch s.. by San francisco
iTvson, ........... dis
Time. 2;i6~, .;is's, .;i5r,, s'i6~
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Clark wins Taylor Cop.

MANCHESTER, VI. Aug. 25,-The te
which resulted in the DOGGY handicap
for tn. Tayio- cup on Wednesday be-
tween Clarence NJ. Clark OF Phiiadel,
mia and Norman Peters OF Eng'ewood
was nlayed OF to-day on the Ekwanok
iinks' Clark winning. He finished :
mn on the Colonel. Just as he did the
frst time. but Peters was unable 10 DO
as well.
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Breton Woods Golf.

BRETON WOODS. y. H.. Aus. eB -In
the MIXED handicap foursomes this after
noon over the Sre'ton Woods course lr.
and Mrs. T. s. Robinson of BROOK yn
brought In the lowest net card, an NJ,
thereby winning the two silver trophies
presented by Mr.. and Mrs, John I, Downes
Of Port chester. Hunners-up were Mr..
aud Mrs. william II Jennings OF Balti
more. with IS. l5-S3. out OF sixty-siN
entrants Miss Florence Croft and Henry
", croft Of Allegheny county held the
gross score record at 50 and were the only
scratch players.
Manhattan entrants included Mr.. and
Mrs Bedell Harmed. Ardsley: Mrs Alfred
y, Beadleston, Sleepy Hollow. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas r. Murtha, 81, Andrews,
Mr., and Mrs, Adrian Riker. EsseS County.
Mrs Adam X, Luke, Sleepy Hollow W. u.
smith, Oakland. and william u Bailey.
Wheatley HIS.
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BUsHWIcKs VS.. EMPIRES

Brooklyn's leading white sem!-pro teams
the Empires and the Bushwicks, viii play
the first game Of their cham p!orship s"rie'
30 morrow afternoon AZ Arctic Park, Flush.
i9s AVID Wyckof avenues The teams AZ,
rvcrly ma ch-d. and u keen contest is as,
-nrcd, ,;iytrd and Holman will work foi
The Bushwicks and No .Hit sullivan OF
Horie and Ditzel VIII be IN the points fol
the Empires. In the morning the Empire,
will play the Mapleton Park nine. This NJ
ternOon the Loughlin Iyceum nine will pla,
the Greenpoint Athletics. and tho WHINE,
will meet the Empires,
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HAISTEAD AND EATON LEAD.
Kopsky and Smith VIA Special
Prize n yelodrone Six Day Race.

NEWARK. n. J.. Ans. 2S.-At he An
ish Of the hrst hour in the modified six
day race at the Velodrome tonight the
eight leading teams covered 26 la miles.
A pair OF racing tires were offered for
the team covering the o laps De.
tween the thirty-hrst and thirty-thiro
mile. Kopeky and Smith won the tlres
The positions In the races toiiow: naa'
stead and Eaton, first Smith and kop-
sky. second Grenda and Goullet, third
CORY and Piercey. fourth Hanley and
Madden, NTH. The riders covered %
mile. tonight. making a total OF 2+@'a
miles.
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wERNEcKE VS.. HoELKER.

Two Of the best white semi-p,o hurlers "
Damon Grays and wsrnscke Of the High
bridge Athletics. win fac each other TO-,
WYnter'. Point station OF the steinwa,
tube, where their respectice teams will
clash. Hooker. who reported to the cisve
land club last week. has been given per.
mjssion 10 pitch to-morrow's game. Hoti
pitchers have Allowed on an average o.
about four hits per game this seascn. ~.
game at 1ioo.
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,ocAL FIREMEN IN JERSEY

THE New York FIrc DepaTtmtnt hiHe ~
noon to piay the Jersey city hremsn me
rrst Of = series OF three Games ,or tine @o ",
800 q rried ON the state title by beating
IN. Paterson and Newark teams. arrange.
ments have been made to have a de,esa''on
West side park. Lynch. former New, Eng
land Lacquer. viii pitch for the 1s9s. nm
~ NJ .scond same the Lancaster team
win meet the Jersey CITY nine.
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Many members NJ the sporting fraternity
will participate a. the annual outing OF
the Old Timers Inc:n At Orchard Grove,
Il. l.. tomorrow. The entire afternoon
Will be devoted to athistic ssmes. Of which
the members will show their skill, on Gin
der path and ball nsld' Thsr: wlil be :
Whispering Pines for Q silver cup. . gift
e william Henry james XsliN
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LONG ISLAND REGATTA.

A large steamer will he converted into n
grand stand when the usua! rer''ta OF the
Long Island Rowing Association IS held
this afternoon In Bowery Bay ~ tho
anchorage OF the Ravenswood Boat Cluh n
the foot % Ninth avenue, Astoria. The
entry list IN gratifying TO the committee in
charge. There viii he seven races. the first
OF which will begin al 2 o'clock. Robert
II. Pel,on. chairman Of tho regatta commit
be one Of the most successful In the history
Of the association and that nearly oil Of
the star osrsmsn Of the district wsuld
compete.
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Durham. 10: Asheville, 3
Winston Salem, ., Raleigh, o.
Greensboro. 4: Charlotte. o..
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MRS. LET'S CAPTURES
WESTERN GOLF TITLE
Cincinnati Entrant Defeats
Miss Kaiser in Final on
Kent Links.

GEAop R.rips. Mich. Aug 2j.-Mrs.
womcn's Western golf championship to-
day by defeating Miss Laurie Kaiser
OF FlOssmoor by 3 up and I to play In
tho Anal round on the links Of the Kent
Country club. The new champion made
herself famous Yesterday by defeating
Mss Elaine Rosentha,, the 1918 cham
pion. in he seni-tinal round. and her
victory over Miss kaiser to-day was uu-
expected. for tho latter won the medal on
Monday and had bees playing cNcep-
~,ionn,ly good golf all through the tour-
ncr.
Mrs. Let's began by winning the first
hole ) TO s, and once in the lead stayed
there until the match ended. She was
s up AT tho turn, which she reached
in ~ to 4, for Miss Kaiser. only two
holes of the first nine, the second and
third, were halved.
THE inward Journey hogan with a
ha.ycd hole. and Miss Kaiser Gu, dow II
her opponents lead nv winning the
- Sfth. Mrs, Logs took the thirteenth.
however. and was 3 up again. Tho next
TWO were halvcd. lea wing Mrs, Let's. dor
mic 3. but Miss Kaiser prolonged tho
match by taking the sixteenth with a
fine 4. The seventeenth ended Il. for
Mrs. Let's won 3 to 8 and captured the
title, The card;
Mrs. r c. Let's. Cincinnati.
Out ...~..."..r.... 64<
n,s s
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Waco. .: Dallas, ..
Beaumont. g.: San Antonio. 3.
Galveston. s; Houston. 4.
Shreveport. IL: Fort Worth. /.
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LEFT HANDLER WINS
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Purcell. After Five Years Of
Failure, Is Victor at Van
Cortlandt Park.
BEATS IVORY IN FINAL

After nve years Of trying without sue
cess. Walter F. Purcell won the annual
tournament OF the New York Golf Club
at Van Cortland. Park yesterday and
by virtue Of his victory gained possession
OF the Herald cup until this time next
year. He did more than that. for the
golt which he played during the three
days that the tourney lasted proved that
he is the best lef, handed golfer In the
Metropolitan district. n there are any
better ones than Purcell they are too
modest 70 appear in competition.
Purceil's victim in the Anal yesterday
afternoon was George VI. Ivory, the
golfer who surprised every one. including
himself, by making a @ In one Of his
matches on Thursday. He had no ss on
tap yesterday. and Purcell won by 4 up
and . TO play.
ivory made a good ngh, Q, +, all OF the
way to the .urn. although re was up
only once. AT ,he third. Purcell leading
by one or two holes most of the way.
A fine . made by holing a six foot putt
on the eighth green left ivory only |
down. and when the ninth wae halved he
turned for home still l down.
Ivory Cracks At Tenth.
The tenth was where hc cracked. for
he had a six foo, putt for a win In 4 and
ran SO far beyond the cup that
he couldn't get In coming back. and lost
the hole instead OF winning II. He threw
away a chance to win the eleventh and
lost the twelfth through his " mts-
takes and so began the hill holes ?
down. The first three OF them were
hslvcd. leaving Purcell dormle 3 and
the !cf, handler ended the match on tho
next green by winning the hole in 4 to ;.
Purcell played out the bye holes. making
each " them In 3 and finished the round
with "A score OF ~. The cards
waiter F. Purcell. New York Golf Club
Out 5-31
G.ors. NJ Ivory. unattached. =.
GU, 3"
In. .,........... 900 q
ivory
In. .........,.... s.
Brooke wine Consolation.
| In the semI-nnal round in the morn
ing. Purcell defeated II. Il. Dunn, and
Ivory gained his place IN the hnal by
eliminating l.. d Mcmillan. who tied
with Purcell for the media OF Wedncs-
day. The consolation cup was won 10y
K n. brooke. The summary
First Th,riy-two. s.m,-Flnal Round w
r. Purcell. Nov York io'f club. hea' IL
". Dunn. Scottish American Gui' club. .
and ! q. NJ Ivory. unattached, hnat T. u
Mcmillan. Scottish American coli Cluh, =
ana >
Final R~ound-Purcell heat Ivory. 4 and :
Consolation. Sem!-FirRl Eound-H II
Martin. New York Newspaper Golf club,
beat e. A Roberts. unattached. nv default
u. ". Brooke. New York Golf club, beat
n. q. Mcconnell. New York Golf Club,
l up.
Final Round-Brooke heat Martin. 4
b and (.
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Southern Association


Omaha. 2: TOPEKA. I.
Des Moines. q; Denver, ].
Sioux City. :; wichita. .
The 81. Joseph and Lincoln teams were
not scheduled.
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Royal Gianta 81 Glendale.

The Royal Giants travel TO Farmer Oval.
Glendale. to-day 10 meet the home team in
the third game Of a series, The Farmers
took tho frat In fourteen innings. score 6
etei
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South Atlantic League.
North Carolins League

Columbus. .; Macon, g..
Columbia. 9 Jacksonville, O..
Charleston. 7: Augusta, |.
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Doubles. Fourth R~ourd-Lyle l. Mahan
and Watson ". washburn defeated Fredcr.
ok {. BiGss aud Hashishlro Mikami. g.
81
sem. Anal Round-R. Norris williams.
ID. and Richard H7rtc defeated Theodore Il
Pell ana Joseph J Armstrong. -. g.
al willism N, Johnston and Clarence }.
Griffin defeated Watson " washburn and
Lyle = Mshan. 1t. g. Ct
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Paris. J; Denison. l..
McAlester.- I; Oklahoma City. Z.
Sherman. 9: Fort Smith. I.
Muskogee. .. Tulsa. !. a. inningS.
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II the mosquitoes paid admission az
Washington Park last night there would
nave been a $1,000. 600 gate.
Considering their position In the race
wouldn', the Cincinnati "Blues' tie more
appropriate"
Paddy RYAN .ays the picture Homer
Baker pa,nted Of him Is go natural he
has TO take n down twice a week 10
give II a shave.
Jees willard wants 10 night all corners
a, so 900 pcr fight. Dear Mr.. willard
Please save us 4 couple OF nights
Whom a chess player falls {" make
good he IS sen; back to the checker
league FOR more experience
Thor. are several National IeaGu"
managers who would be ''ckled Z" "'a'h
n left pfcNcr would take a weeks va'a-
ton on each one OF the Thousaho 1917
ands.
Thar. 4. q hitch In he Joe Cox Va
nj Noba match. Rob wants the STATE
Athletic commission 10 grant MIN per
mission To- use n stcp'add"r'
c Harrington You are wrong
,,,rd,us to owl Lee AIworthy Is q
stallion and not a se'd,ns
ma, ror-K,ndIy lot me know how. 20
reach Forest HIS tennis coul,s, ~
/, the charge for admission sno sea'ss.tne
n%s''ona. ehA"p TENNIS,
TIL. easiest way TO the West S'de
-. &. nv Long Island Railroad from
pennsylvania station to Fores' i,'I,',
w., csn also get there by car from
oo,a.r.horo bridge. The admission for
stu,,s day. will be 81. Season tickets
Sor IN. tourney. at IS each. a be
hor,ht at tho office Of Harry Parker b
I,asi Forty-.econd street
80, 10 white Lake. sullivan county y ~
BY auto, .
wr,,e 20 secretary Automobile club of
,,or,ca No. 2%7 West ~Fifty-fourth
street, New York, or buy n road map OF
New York state,
Dear Tom-lN Fielder throws glove a.
al hu, do. not touch It Does batter ge'
,SSr.e bases ~ Is batter allowed 70 nun
on ia., STRIKE: a. Ra,'c, nms , ,.for. "a !,
nus inc s'o""' METRO TRIANGLEs
II, No. (e) Yes. but II lie hunts Foul
h. is out. t) II II passed e renee
over fair territory II Is n fair ball,
Dear Tom-what DO YOU think or ms a.
American team: First base, Slsler; secoh'
nase p Collins, third base HornHny
rhort.,op. wagner %outheId, cobh. Wheat
II,ohertson. Kaun. Speaker. Jackson, R,,knr
'n'"hers. Rariden. Nunanaker' Sha.h
uI,chcrs Hughes. Pfen"r. Alexander, Ma
nmoux. CnIiop, Russell. II Covel"sk'e
All right-for a beginner
p.s- Tom-Did the shannon twins erei
n,,y with the BROOKLYN National League
,,irh, II not. what team
No. Boston Nationals only big league
team shannon twins were members Of,
p.sr Tom az what 10 the correct nam
NJ Ivy Wingo? e) Where Is Enos kirk
na,rick. former Brooklyn inhelder' g
Whn, IL nationality Of Alex hberg' -
can a pitcher he sent back Into box ate
he IL taken out, providing h" did not leav'
me game I) Where is Leo Callahan
Who was with BROOKLYN a few years ago
T. J, G..
% Ivy y. wingo Is his RICH, name
(2) Wilkesbarre. state League, %
Aberg IL a native Of Finland. a. Yes
(5) Newark Internationals.
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Pacific Coast IAagu

Portsmouth, 9; Petersburg, o fhrsD.
Portsmouth. 6; Petersburg, l tsecond),
Newport News. 9; Rocky Mount. 0.
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|OLD Upton CUP
RACER TRIUMPHS
NJ. l. +. II. Wins Historic
Childs Cup Challenge Trophy
in Bay Races.
REGATTA ENDS TO-DAY

In a glorious breeze from the south
west the old Upton cup racer n. 4 r.
H.. the property Of j.. II. Wright. won
the historic Childs Perpetual Challenge
Trophy from a feet Of four other yachts
on Gravesend Bay yesterday. On actual
time the FIRST boat across the inish line
at the end Of the race was the New
York Yacht Club thirty footer Alice.
the property Of Gherardi Davis, the de-
Tending yacht OF the Larchmont Yacht
Club. Alice had to allow % minutes
and 46 seconds. The handicap placed
NJ. & +. II. In first place by . minutes
and 20 seconds. corrected time. The
cup. will go to the Marine n Field
Club. providing the rating Of NJ. 4 r.
II. proves to be correct.
The yachts had one OF the hest races
that have ever been sailed for the prize.
The wine came from a quarter that
enabled the race committee, made up OF
H.. c. Perrin, Larchmont Yacht Club
A. +. Aldridge. Crescent Athletic club.
and John X. Brophy. to pick a course
that gave the craft a beat from the
starting line to Old orchard Shoal Light.
a reach to Ambrose Channel buoy No.
1 " hIlu n run nome. Alice was the nfSt
away and led at every mark.
Special Team Match Races.
While the Childs Challenge Trophy
yachts were racing there was a special
match race among teams OF three lower
bay knockabouts and three Long Island
stars. This race was managed by
q special committee mad up OF Judge
Barlow $, Weeks and Samuel l.. Finiay
They were sent over a curse that took
them from tho starting line to Benson
hurst. then across the channel to Craven
Shoal buoys and back to the starting
line.
The Long Island Sound stars d,d de-
cldedly better than the lower bay craft.
Tho first prize went to Affair, and al
though CAMS Minor beat Mouse, the FIRST
Of the knockabouts home. the latter Graf,
was given the second prize. Third prize
went TO CAMS Minor. The three trophies
were given by William A. Rarstow.
There were also special races for the
various divisions that have been racing
each day on the lower bay. Saginaw
won In the FIRST division OF the handicap
class In the second division the winner
was Curlew. In the regular star class
Shadow scored a victory and Poke Along
was the first OF the knockabouts across
the nnish line. Rug II. won on corrected
time In the third division OF the handi.
cap class. Viva led the dinghies home.
Yachtsmen "A DiseS.
The annual race week Of the Sea Gaia
club ends to-day with the start OF a
race around Long Island for cruising
craft. Last night Commodore Peterson
gave a dinner to the captains and crews
OF the various craft that are going IN
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TEL. sass hush STAR ROIr 70. NIGHT
sILAMrs O'BRIEN VS.. FRANKIE DIE.
MEYER.
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Vernon, s; San Francisco. l..
Oakland. s: Los Angeles. 4.
Portland, 3: Salt Lake, 1.
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OF ODDS
HARD HIT AT SPA
Fellowship, Quoted as High
as 40 to 1, Brings Fortune
to Madden.
CLEA RS CLOSE TO $4,000

SARATOGA, N. r. Aug. 2~5.-John r.
Madden was well named the wizard OF
the turf. He proved to-day that ne has
not lost his cunning 40 q manipulation Of
coups by dealing tho layers q financial
body blow they will remember for many
years. lie accomplished II in the FIRST race
at the Spa track, and. being In a jocuiar
vein. clicked out his three-year-old geld
ing Fellowship as the medium by which
he would knock out the men Of the odds.
AZ high as 20 to I was offered and ac-
cepted on Fellowship In the early bet
ting 8 to ] was the ruling odds at the
close.
II cannot with n degree OF accuracy
be stated Just how much money Madden
won on the race. Reports from the lay
ers ranged from s25. 900 to $4,000.
This much ia known-that Madden won
fully as much as he did on Nebraska
another coup last week-and on that
occasion his winnings are known to have
reached close to $4,000.
Like Nebraska. Fellowship was backed
not only here but all over the country.
One bet placed in the club house called
for 81 200 to $40.
'~" H"''s "e'ps "
II was fortunate for the success Of
Madden's couo that xylon was entered
In the race. But for the presence OF this
gray colt among the starters Madden
would no, have received the big odie
he did against FelloNehip. Xylon. on
past perfor was considered such
a sure winner that the layers quoted
only l TO 10 against him.
Ny,op, nj the most. still further proyed
his good fellowship TO Fe,lowrhup by
Kicking one OF tho as,,s,an, s~,arters ]u.,
! a, the rise OF the ba rr,.r And then holt
! ,ro acro.s ,be ,rack rh... .r,ics
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ClOt htcr W. Robert

William J Cloihier. Philadelphia. defeated
Roland Roberts, san r. anc,sco, 6-J. 60.
The point scores:
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The Sun-Press Racing Chart

meeins Of the Saratoga Associati m weather clear, track good.
1890 FIRST RACE nreeye rods and upward Mades sI flhonss. Purse $50.
'0o DD.m Own II = A 3 Bes r z ~ =" wWsRss,; b M, & FOOD BY Tor ~ay .s e nsd %ynn
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Feiowship ouMun Until upper turn then arded tn. field ealy assumed command
when arasnttned in stretch drawing away final iIrong, to win. in !. . Gsnop The
r rs%Si IN ~ Sfs sS" r %D an A oS,. ms@dd nay nay fBai N in final iur%rH latter quit aM% I" I" : Walk
xyOn acted our refusing to freak when barrier went M and wash left At post
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s-anmd Jack Mount Flare. Pulaski. woon-ap GlsnEnty 49,, -,.
nefS Nth a rush assumed umsn wt.nN Hlashtmrd away and though hustled right :
nt' 70 .u off m. chalenge of Bu*board scored clery Blackboard began sowy
rmhd With a ruh. but Just failed TO set II ,Dcckmnc los. 10 the par hroughoM
I'D nc excuse s~ne b%k. we'll but did not have foot enoush in eMy .ias. to no.
bN not Above
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me other semi-hnal. developing a VIC
NY Tor Williams and Harte over Pell
sno ArmstronE. was remarkable chiefly
vecause OF the splendid tennis played by
IN tho nrst set the Individual per-
.o,mance OF Pell and Armstrong brought
.p,rted rallies. with the Harvard pair
~,m mot through for passes.
nine second set marked a change.
.,.lams assumed command on his side
".he net and the Harvard players made
,siset OF Armstrong. They had Pell
",,k'ng around the court cold.
nArte carried on the hOnors in the
.cond and third sets. He smashed with
EVER and judgment. Often the Har-
40 football player was leaping high In
~ ar. pulling down the ball for spec
soo!er shots that took the game In
sSS.ssier order. Harts's SUCCESS made
" play all the harder and In the chase
-" . cross court shot ~ carried away
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dear Tom-Did the shannon twins ever
MAY with the BROOKLYN National League
,,Iuhe II not. what team
No BOSTON Nationals only big league
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SraWhrd- Vrle TroNNo Nigel Bntodo R.pnbhran Or .GrcnNr
Miss FANNIE ouun first half gradually went mt. %ontmiior moved M Nouuy nMn
Jn .xI Mad nc c1cnc Golden Gate up with the s h,. for first quarter ~- ,hutnrt
S I% SIX 70" fnr% caW.s nd ,En ""aopr.i badly Mstu and Good CcunsI Mere as good ar left
IS3 fine ID: 30 Al post: 800 of 5c -whmr N {. ~ star shoot rntTock
ONn.rS SUNSET sTABLE Trane. I feMtel Start GOOD Won lrNng I1e
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near Tom-What do VOW thInK on FHIr =
American team First base, Slsler; secon'
base, r Collins; ,h'ra nass, hT W :
Wnhertson. kaun. Speaker, jackson, R,ker
'nichers. Raridsn: ShR,h
pltchcrs. Hughes, Pfen"r, AlcSanher' Ma
"''uN' "'' JACK.
., Cav , herinuer.
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scratch,i-Roysl Meteor. Raconteuse. Ri
virile ou,classcd his field, though natu
In assuming command after the first half al
second position NJ turn for home and then (
| much. IN front for first half mile. tailed OF
In by owner.
Evening star., 1916-02-01
GEORGIA

Atlanta, Ga.
The AMERICAN TOBACCO Co., New YORK:
wish to congratulate YOU the increased
sale of TUXEDO tobacco, as my sales are show
ing wonderful increase daily on this brand
TUXEDO. 1t goes to show what quality will
do when you get it before the public like you
have been doing
J. n HIRSCH.
Americus, Ga.
TIE AMERICAN TOBACCO Co, New YORK:
am pleased to advise that TUXEDO is
showing the largest increase of any 10c. tobacco
in our stand.
WINDSOR HOTEL CIGAR STAND,
Chas. ". Rogers, Mgr.
Macon, Ga.
TIE AMERICAN TOBACCO Co., New loRK:
TUXEDO is showing the largest increase
Of any ten-cent seller in our store.
LOH'S TOBACCO CO., INC,
Julius L. Lob, Mgr.
Macon, Ga.
The AMERICAN TOBACCO Co., NEW YORK:
We are pleased to advise that there has
been marked increase on the sale of TUXEDO
tobacco with us for the past sixty days. We
believe this brand is giving entire satisfaction
and that its growth will continue.
PALMETTO PHARMACY,
E. G. Jacobs, Prop.
Evening star., 1916-02-01

GEORGIA Continued
Atlanta Ga.
The AMERICAN TOBACCO Co., NEW YoRk.
TUXEDO tobacco for the past sixty days
has shown a wonderful growth in all my five
retail stores
CRUICkSHANk CIGAR COMPANY,
c. Cruickshank, Pres.
Macon, Ga.
The AMERICAN TOBACCO Co., New YORK:
1t gives us pleasure to inform you that the
sale of TUXEDO smoking tobacco has favor
ably increased with us.
MIDLAND PHARMACY,
A. L. Mack, Mgr.
Macon, Ga.
The AMERICAN TOBACCO Co, New YORK:
We are pleased to say that TUXEDO has
shown remarkable gain for the past months.
THE BRUNNER DRUG CO.,
c. E. Brunner, Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr.
Macon, Ga.
The AMERICAN TOBACCO Co., NEW YORK:
am glad to say that TUXEDO has shown
q most remarkable increase in the past few
months
J.F. HERRING.
Americas, Ga.
The AMERICAN TOBACCO Co., NEW York:
This is to advise that TUXEDO is now
our best seller in 10c. tin.
SOUTHERN RESTAURANT,
Per ". G. Witte.
Evening star., 1916-02-01
KENTUCKY

KENTUCKY
SIG ". Broadway, Louisville, Ky.
TIE AMERICAN TOBACCO Co., NEW YORK:
have found TUXEDO to be increasing IN
sales to great extent for the past four months.
MRS. JOHN R. ROSE.
Louisville, Ky.
TIE AMERICAN TosAcco Co., New YoRk:
We are pleased to inform you that after
checking up our business for the last SIX months,
We find TUXEDO tobacco has shown a remark
able increase.
TAYLOR-BENNETT DRUG CO.,
E. H. Bennett, Mgr.
Louisville, Ky.
TEE AMERICAN TOBACCO Co., NEW YORK:
TUXEDO tobacco deservedly enjoys an
enormous sale in each Of our six stands. 1t IS
giving entire satisfaction to our trade, and Is
making new friends every day.
THE TAYLoR-MADE CHAIN DRUG
STORES,
H.A. Taylor.