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NeNy. ..,,... ......... Wy
Maryland state College..... o !
Referee-McGofhn. Michigan. Umpire
Mike Thompson. Georgetown Head lines
man-Hagerty, GEORGETOWN. Time Of pc
riods-i2. 10. ~. 10. Navy scoring-Touch-
downs. Ingram and Orr: goals from touch
downs. Clarke 2 Maryland state College
SCORING Derrick: goal from touchdown.
Smith.
Substitutions-Navy: Martin for Orr,
Garrett for Even. Harrison for Carrot. Mills
for ward. Dashiells for Butler. Mcclure for
Jones. whelchel for Martin. Won HeimberE
for Harrison. Hanafee for Roberts, Holt
man for Denfeld. wertfall for Dashiells.
Fisher for Jackson. Maryland: Brewer
for Michael. Derrick for Mcconnell.
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Dear Tom-wni you please state how
NccArty. now OF ne Giants ana formerly
OF brooklyn ~ or was to share In the
RIADER
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"p''" guigl"y threatened to hold up
W" ''fiy long and tedious game IN the
INN Ir'lHf "hen tho bl"aCher crowd be-
- f"lrlrs onto the field However. he
~ ADVISED ny PLAYERS and his fellow UNI
N'or" IN" Intrusion Of the fans.
hoslons Royal Rooter- had the neld to
'h'n''lNss Hf'.r the game. Unlike IN.
'ot'"s' Tuesday. when the BROOKLYN fan.
~ ''n and celebrated. with the visitor.
" .o"d'uk inin III" picture. brooklyn follow.
~ quietly and allowed the Hoston
nn' - f"rpcntine to their hearts desire
49,. 10 IonF, much to tho delight OF q
W. OF grand stand seat holders.
!hasmuch AZ his 10 Columbus Day and
c.oI.hcation day IN Boston. Squire Ebbets
s.peets TO share equally with tho Boston
Sns players quit coliectinG spoils Win ~
sesst In Brooklyn.
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.GEERS GETS FIRST
IN FREE FOR ALL
Veteran Drives Single &. to
Victory in Feature Of
Grand Circuit.
RECORD TO WORTHY vOLO

LExiNaroN. Ky. Oct. 1i.-Single G.,
with Geers up. won a popular victory In
the free for all pace At the Kentucky
Trotting Horse Breeders Association
meeting here to-day. but not until four
heats had been paced, Ben Earl winning
each In 2:01ia. Gecrs brought Single
O.. from behind in the third and fourth
heats. and won in 2:o3L and 2:02ia
respectively.
Worthy Voio. from =. A. Fletcher's
stable. "A half brother to Peter Volo and
Volga. won the two-year-old trot. though
Harvest Gale took the second heat. The
time for the three heats, III u. c:07A
and 2:lOiY. is the record for a three
heat two-year-old trotting race. TIT
summaries:
Fire, R%ace-?ls psce; . in 8: pursc $1,000
Queen Nal. 70 m, by Gold Hal
Baron Wood. br. h. Fleming, ""....s i?
Rayo Dc ORC. n. g ,Durfeel. ...." 3
81; SsiS"., h.ds.:oeS; 81 W. STOUT : Gar *,
All Mckinney. blk. z ID vaien-
T1me-.os1, 20sAs, 2f"sA-' sWt
Second Race-The Cumberland; :@ pare;
Mis-. harT,. NJ. 5. IN. by Peter the
Grea, Mcdonald ............. !
white sox, b IN. lDurfee, ...".."".": :
Goldie g: b. m. ,yalentns
Sayde Dcnsmore. ch. nj. tThomasl .,.,. !
The savoy, 6ls. :. tFioya! ....":""". ! |.
Auto Zombro. b, h W Flcminyl Gee. 8 8 :
nme-2:0si., ::sat. 2?os..
,u..-t p..- u-... sor all ,.,.. = d, = e. n,,rsa
single G. b h. by Anderson $500,
n. W" Earl. iSr Cch,,da .......... : !
Hal BOY y h lMcWahoni ."..." -
Russell Boy b h ,Fie,nins' ....'.' sro
Anna bradford. blk. m. White dis
Time-.oi.. :0i,. .c'i.. :el..
Fourth Rap-Pacinx ru;urt,, three year
Odds: ? in 3 value t?.oD;
The n Ann Or os { 'MeSaSon' .'1'D"''" :
Edward =, b 9. Mcdonald ......"...., 3
Time: on. .:siS
nm Rac~-?;@ trot ? In ,: purse S:";
Joan. b N. ,McDevuU. ....,..,."...s 3
z:mss9 clay Sr' ! %.,'n''ne, ......": :
Ttmc-g:&., 2;os~
Sixth Ra~-Two year old ,rot: 2 In ,: purse
Worthy volo. IN. h. by AHworthy
Hnrve,, Gale. br /, Coz ."...,..:
bertha MCGUIRE. h. : Alderman. :
Mary Mcgowan. h I ,williams'. .....s :
Buck Watts. b. 9 Murray ....."...e
Teddy =. h c. Rodney -...-...... c
~Time-::ili1. 2:GA. ?lTs.
To hea, 2:ion. troting-Alma Forbes. or.
m. by J Malcolm Forbes tAckerman). won.
Tme-2s07I.
To bra, .Ns,, troVins-Hobnob b. g 4.
nv sil,ko (Ramey. MarvyN, won Time--::osS
TO bea, 2:io.. pacing Ashlook. %. BY
Ashland CrossmanN. won. nme-ao,'A
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Dear rom-In a poker game 10 a pisv-r
gets only four cards In his hand on the
original deai 10 his hand dead? RAY.
Not unless he has lifted or looked at
any OF the four cards. II he has. his
hand In fou II not, the dealer must
give hin his NTH card the moment his
attention Ii called &c the deficiency.
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Hagen Beats Mcdonald,

The match that drew the gallery to-
day was that between Walter Hagen of
Rochester Metropolitan and Western
open champion. and big Bob Mcdonald
or Bunalp. Hagen won by 3 up and {.
20 play. and like Macfarlane reserved
MS energies for a final drive on the last
nine holes. In the morning Mcdonald
ed by . w, and IL woull nav. been
) w mad not Hagen holcd u tull mash,s
shot FOR a : on the 49, yard seventeenth.
a eat which delighted the crowd. When
'hey set out in the afternoon Hagen
got one hole back by hollng All eight
foot putt for a , OF the first. n squared
the match on the seventh, where ne made
another line 3. The sixth hole. how
ever. was II real joke for both golfers
drove two halls out Of bounds before
they managed Ia get straight shotA.
At the turn Hagen should have been
| up but a stymie robbed him Of "A
win and his followers groaned when
another stymie gave Mcdonald the tenth.
The two bits OF i'll luck evidently stirred
Hagen TO vaster efforts. for he got "A 3
on each Of the next three holes, and soon
had the match at his mercy.
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read with Interest the other isy the
article on the ruhhor band used ~ a shock
sbsorhsr In booking Nsh In YEAR gone by
I used 4 piece ~ whll"hu". the sort that
In former wears Wt~ Hstd fpr Ribs fpr nm
breIIss since then -t"oi rih. h4An sun
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Aich,l", y, 'l KnirL ~ Tel o,Ia Et'srcr,
Cnug,u, \, - Grand - T,l @Nlo S'agr
Dnrrinc 4 a." 49, iirort, nv, mr. Schrn,L
kingston. 10? Fulton -. zoos Ecd II. pntrinr
huWIucr, Ni7 Fulton a. Rrii -, Is Itcdfnrt
Ni,ha'lsou. ~ II way Tel No hait
Nnrst,rs. I. T., 81 Court ST TIT gI5 Natu
Ro"urr. Fishing Tackle, '7iN nodwHrd ~, mr. Mai
Ruth 80 0nirrdonS ~ Ridgewood No hait
S,hhsf, TO- fla''n,h II. Tel .7ls Prosrcr;
Slote. VIM. so Flushiug Nv Tel ,si6 STACY
voelr,pcer lN5 Myrt'p AN Fol tI-S\V u .,.i
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Leonard Has Laugh.

Leonard had as much fun striking out
Hgs!n.t Rucker ~ the ninth as did Rucker
sr1 n. fans Leonard made two vicious
svipss ~ the Coating hall and almost dis
heated Nvcry homo In hi noiy. Ho laughed
- tn. 'hiri strike. allowing Il 10 drift
$40 rhiAf NoN-rs'a sioV" unprotected.
Leonard "''dru'lg did not caro- 10 risk his
yong anl p%ro'ipus ne swinging a. SO en-
ssr-rdtlug = DELIVERY.
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Open Time fo, Introduced Pheasant.

: ASA. .l.ri'r tMal"s. local "NT"p.
,lrus ph"asarts In y Unstable Rrrk-hirr
EsseV. Hampton. Mi.il"ssN, norfolk an
Wo-rssre ct counties only.
rhr nrst late VI the up~U season sni tn
nrst dat. Of tr" g.oe"l srasou are given,
80 that close seasons uav he found by re-
NsFefpv ~. NYt
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-h-ro were all sorts 81 FANS congregatea
around Garn-y. Their" ver. big men Win
gtt.-. .qu,aky voices and little men who
rolled out advir" In thunderous tone.
There rer. rauid. belligerent, brooklyn
fans and 'ust ordinary lovers o' basehall.
the on. raiical IN every argument about
PLAYS and the other foolishly trying to
make things Main.
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Dear Tom-if a man hit safely IN twcnt,
four successive games and In his twenty,
FIFTH game, which ends IN a tie. he fails 70
get a hit. IL HE string broken? l..
Yes.
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on Sunday, September - I bought a
t,cke, 10 60 to the nshink hanks on the
Settie, capt. werthein. scheduled to leave
the recreation pier at Twenty fourth
street. East River. s,x'v other fishermen
waited, hut the Nettie dli not appear
since then ! have heard that tn Settle
va. seen at tn. fishing grounds a. Sea-
bright on that day In tn" Interest %
craftsmanship will any angler who vas on
hoard that lay cOmmuuiHs'. with the un
drrsign~d" JOHN II ROTH.
769 FIRST avenue. oct. :
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NEWARK AND OUT OF TOWN.

DisanArd, "A Rank At Tel SS3 MT Raft.
Lining. i6 Ferry ST., Newark. Bait. Tel ..sS Mkt.
k1kslyasu5. T.W .A<tA Newark ~. .y,C. TIL. eaiy
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L.. - D..
~, Wy past humper or years. Mldlano
r,onn n mas aINays been good hshing
sn"nI. hhu thls year particularly mas
90 pJ"nan 20; and h'rauSe men come ana
ra. u ne !eeuIars h'h stctdliy ~
~ p.-n uI"l.u.t 10 OMAN any data as 20
uu'nper or nsh caught.
,Ltnm al. we more Striking wheii. one
pi'"r.. The ons,urranon me Length OF the
~ " tre't nunlbcr tha' hsh there. ana
10 w nay ever thonsht OF tabulating OF
.i Keeping a record. To do 10 Il n thing
,na. u most impTactIcal, as would take
~ ne en,i.s unle OF any Individual. 80 Il
max" a canvass from time TO lime OF the
msne, MN 70 OBTAIN from them as far az
90, ,n',r ihhlN,hunI record ana 10 place
ss mru upph nis honor 10 give as closs
c,ugp, IN rarlou, nunber ot nsn
auen' oS MN from June III 10 Septem'
xa u,a..,
i"ar surprlsei 70 note that many hsher-
he g,,,ip " """h IN wh'eh my jot low
o,h,,, ~. ".,,u snu N".I'Ly c'uxnt
II, 49, trust .arnrLy 10 ,heIr memory.
re,n - n'nteS VIII. inc nsnerfnen
ninip,u,n .pw,nnnn ~, 70 'eeorn IN,
a.. hiarL n''uns w ret"rueu Slcn nsh
ska,os $50, '.anrls' oluerIsn' stHN nsn,
rco,a .'nnsr .hs ! soie 70 OBTAIN thc
'uN' 'na' HsH oCCaSlonHllS. rol
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spN 'llA"NH nv ~
Wants . Club with Motor BOata.

should Tx. to Join a fishing club tina
has motor hoa.s for the use ~ is mem
hership what club wants a new member
what are the initiation ices and dues
GEORGE SECKLFs.
Hist street and Fulton avenue. Oct. 4
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MACFARLANE BEATS
BRADY AT SIWANOY
Boston HOmebred Loses in Sec
Ond Round Of Pro Golf
Tourney.
HAGEN PULLS THROUGH

Nlot.Nr yrpsoS y v oo, ,,-o,.
n, ~. ,,..-"
se"eraiiy regarded as having excellent
.""'.es OF mai victory In the profess
siohai tourney for tho wanamaker
prizes at the Siwanoy Country c,ub ua q
nut ou, n, ,,. AL. 4. -,
- :" NV 'e'o'" '"u""
u"' when WINE Macfarlane OF the
hudson River Country Club beat VI. J.
Brady Of Oakley bv a ~, md . D., n,.,
Niks pr,a,. 49,. 49,
-, nus oee" enjoying one OF
NV oest seasons or his justly celebrated
career on the links and his elimination
m, o.. .l
wo. go A.,
go '" " '"oeN
j." one way IL was more OF n surprise
than IL ought to have been, however. for
Macfarlane has proved his right to be
classed close to the top more than once
In the past aud was one of the two
golfers who led the field at nwood lcss
than a fortnight ago i'm the Me,ropoll.
tan qualifying round FOR the tourney
now In progress. He beat Rrady this
afternoon by "A streak NJ sparklipv col,
on the inward Journey that came en- ,ud.
denly after nine holes OF rather ragged
golf that Il swept Brady on his foo, AMI
put him on, of the tourney befor. M.
fairly realized what u-as b,nnerinc
Close Match 4. Norus..
A.,
NJ morning II Tor the first nine
- thc AFTERNOON Macfarlane and
nrady Engaged In a stubborn fight. Al
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scription.
Entr.-s-,a Gr~entree Stable M Thomas
Uitchrock. il + A Clark td' Sorthwood
stable ~, Archibald Elrklic - l. Wood.
~ r " Weld IN, II r Wilson. Jr 90 II
La Nontagnc >, " X Coo.
Fifth Race-Thc Hsrbor Hll Cup steeple'
oh.s." ,lree year. olts. . miles:
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wen I'll" isually serious Bul taI gan
ma - sWil" broadly WHOM II" fsil"i to
orF' ~ 4 p'ich Witch nh- loudly 70 rlnrd
ne 'AIr1 s'lif' by rmpir" puigl-y t'rooh
fNN ~ .t''' .tl plHyer WAS treated with
t'gh r-spa Doe the VISITING player a. well
- n crowd "T's thu ambition Of my
~ fI'tl'.I - Sc" Euckcr pitching In tho
N'flis -"rI"a' said . VI Ehpets from his
heh 9'r'1 In n" btck -; the grand stand.
The rrnr' Unfortunate ball PLAYER In
hssha.l gp' tho mr., lucky break of his
,'Ns ani stormy career IN the game when
,f'i M'rk's after dropping Scotts high
wv N"'g"a - Put out the same player h"-
ioI' fHS %!Irt'rr damage was done. Had
r'' nrT "l safely at ilrst after Mcrkle's
T''t lh7 lulIrtriuus Fred would have had
vny.n'r ''rouH error 20 live down. lie
The sun., 1916-10-12

Dear Tom-wnl you pleas. inform me
he dst. Of the bout between Boh Moh.
and Joe Cox HENRY KAUFMAN.
Monday, August 20. 1915.
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QUERIES
AND
ANSWERS
Tom Mac Nulty

Dear rom-Piayins c~assino. A builds a
four and then raises II TO ten. b bets a
canno, ma any rule for II IN wshman's
Hoyie. 5. y DICK.
No player can be barred from doing
what another may do unless there Is
some c~ompensating advantage. There
being no such compensation In cassina. a
player has just as much right to increase
his own build AS he has TO increase that
OF another player. Get q more u~p-to-date
Hoyle.
Dear TAM Kindiy, i.; me know no.
have hit steady had he got his hit in
.h- second game OF IN. double header with
Cincinnati. ,l:j How many consecutive
team, dii Olson play, with before coming
to Broo@lvn7 BUGS on BROOKLYN.
a. His consecutive game hitting stunt
lasted for twenty-nine games. go Dam
hno' ,3 Muskogee of Oklahoma and
Arkansas League. Webb City and Hutch
!nson OF Western Association. Portland
OF Northwestern League. Cleveland
Americans and Cincinnati Nationals.
Dear Tom-will you please state how
Mec;rsS; now OF ne Giant. ana formerly
money II BROOKLYN won the. psnnsnt,
BY agreement OF Brooklyn players
MC' artS IL 10 Het An euuhi snare tho
same An II he had remained with the
Superbas.
Dear Tom-Man on nrst. or. out, batter
hits inre.d ny. Doe. the neider have to
latch IN. bal 20 make the out. or II II
OPTIONAL JIM FITZGERALD.
Must catch u. Infcld ny rule only
applies when hrst and second. or first,
second and third bases are occupied.
Dear Tom-Pl~ns. inform ne who the
winner OF the last Freddie Welsh Benny
Leonard nGht was. according 20 the ma
,ori,y ~ III. New FORK newspaper.
Majority ~ papers gave bout TO Welsh.
Decision OF THE SvS-Leonard.
Dear Tom-wil you please Inform me
ne date Of the bout between Boh Moha
and Joe Cox HENRY KAUFMAN.
Monday. August 2s. 1915.
Dear Tom-ff a man hit safely IN twenty
four successive games and In his twenty
rf'h rarns which ends IN a RE he ssIs 10
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Quail and Grouse Omen seasons.

'Maine-Runed grouse in AnJroscoggIn,
sumbcrlahd. kennebec. Knox. Lincoln.
l-bec. 1.
tMassachusettts-Qusil. Essex county. no
open season until Oct. IL, 1919.
local exceptions.
The hrst date OF the open season and the
,1st ui'" or TN" close season are given. SO
Nersing tho dates.
The sun., 1916-10-12

Second Rac--The Brook Champion Steeple'
cias. Trophy three-yea Odds ana upward
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Dear Tom-Pl~ns. inform ne who the
winner OF the last Freddie Welsh Benny
Leonard nGht was. according 20 the ma
'ori'y ~ III" New FORK newspaper.
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Majority 81 papers gave bout to Welsh.
Decision OF THE SuS-Leonard.
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To bea, 2:iox. iro,ting-Alma Forbes. or'
m. by J Malcolm Forbes 'Ackerman). won
Time-?07s.
bv siliko Rsmey. Navy. won Time--.oet..
TO hea, 2:iot.. pacing Ashlook. BY
Ashland CrotsmanN. won. Tlre-sp'&
The sun., 1916-10-12
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX

Ahhey \ Imhrta, Il Ncsry ~. Tackle only
Amsterdam Tackle 4 Ra't Store. - tmsid =,
Rait \ Tackle Depot. l7N7 LIST av Nallarb
Bsumann. :,i? "a ~ bet ll5 4 III ats FIDDLER.
hannshn. John, 2l W l.5th 81
Re'h"r rs = 3ith - Mnnlds lei Murrayuu asos
Browns Rait Depot, cGi7 "a az, mr. III ST T.
u Rr"sovsky,l s@ Amst TklcNhsi, rrI l;Ns Int.
,"uroy, T j p John At Tackle nnI,
pavega I ,Jr l2iW 4. i H,I.rsmt sACr.h.h
PUN, John, ~ " ilI -. Tel g.. Ervan,
frank %S'h'hlrt 60, 10 Iark Row ~ hnIt
frAss' 70, 10 ul'"u u TH,klc oUlN
Fuchs, " 80 lst ~ Tel Yf.Orchart Itdir,f. hY.t
Gutenberg, 81 STU Az near liDih ISAi'
Ntrsch, l., h' Amsterdam So N1 ~ 81 tr.
n"rhrracf. ! ~ T. &uh IT. So Nurrs, Ilu
kcl"rm,n. HN't 3d ~ '''h ! Nclr lo Rat
kinc 60, II II 6:5 hrosdrM Iachlv "rI
kl'irinAh, \, go Nh Az ra,klr mi,
N'hu< y -oI ' AN Tot - Murray IN
Mchus, 1866 81 AZ, Not 9Ad pud 1,ih -
Nrirnpnli'anIId wHr" 'hurchAN "s,y si> ~ ban
tgilsN, Il Go, ~ ihainlrrs ~ NJ bait
btto's l.2t II n Isl Nv. 1rl aih, Harlem T.IAh,
rap" T. 4 II. q, Il nv. ~ : To- 10, TlAA,
Ritter Tel ts1' 'ori, Washington Market
R"lf, J III 5N RI nv, m HHl .s,,,o only
Rringold, n, lNi Sh ~ cor r. Ta,kl, 4 halt
RnS'nnaunl, u 80 4 lsth - ~ II / ST..
R~oS"nwass"r, ~ T. 18Th II DWARF rackI, only.
Salitau, lnh Amst dHm, COG Mtunst'Hn - III.
sans RAFT n"n"', 80 on ~ wrsr '>th 81
Schuhach, Y { Son, 3oig "a nv .opp l,iih st Tel.
Schwartz'sTr Bt,,, tl,tA>th II, r'I 7sgs Eryaut
simmons, &, 2s'> ~ ny 1ackl" onl,
Slnd"k, $40 ri av lssth - Tel aen Mel
St"onhoch, II, 1854 "a N Tackle and ha,t
Tsyi"c, a,oI \ TO, Inc - Y '2i Tackle oH.y.
Won iiof", Y 4 60. ~ ~ IuItrn =, NJ bait
WALT IN Isl nv mr. i0th IN 57sl Orch TAR
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IN tha' -sw- 1rst inning when Dut,h
Leonard swept a third strike by the
srishiug %. OF Mike Mo~r.y ana ended
~. inning. The sane lovers Of baseball sat
70 once more. looked iisdainfully at the
st,ligeteu' one. and sini ed knowingly.- u
Mould %. unfair TO say which class Carney
Belonged to,
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ARMY ELEVEN WILL
PLAY SECRET GAME
Public to Be Barred From
Opening Contest With Lob
anon Valley Saturday.
CAUSED BY QUARANTINE

WEST POINT. n. v. Sept. c7.-There
has been many II session OF secret foot
oail practice here, but on Saturday the
Army eleven will spring something en-
tirely new-a secret game.
IL Is through 10 choice OF tho Army
that nobody except cadets and other res
idents ut the post will be able to see the
soldiers play their opening game Of the
season with Lebanon Valley College on
saturday. Followers Of the Army eleven
VIII have TO be contcnt with reading
newspaper reports OF the contest.
The public will not he permitted to
witness the game owing to the quaran-
tine restrictions which are still In force
as a precaution against infantile paraly-
sis. Abundance to the military rcserva-
ton has been 10y special permit and on
urgent business oGly.
Automobiles v been held up At the
entrances to the reservation. river boats
nave made no landings since early IN
Aug st. and passengers getting of trains
at the rallrO I'd stations arc turned back
unless supplied with IA special business
permit to go up the hill.
Not a case OF paralysis has developed
hero thus far. and II the situation in
nearby districts continues to improve re-
strictions against visitors to the post will
be removed in the near future.
The sun., 1916-09-28
GRIDDCRS
IN FIRST SCRLMMAGE
Zeal Rather Than Skill Marks
Workout Between '.Mct-
calls" and ..Tclfcrs."

St!H Scrimmaelng. the first OF the
year, marked the field work OF the Co
lumbta football squad az South Field
yesterday. Two eleNcns went At each
other hammer and tongs. displaying n
Willingness that outdit skill. The Met
Calls contained more varsity regulars
than the "Telfers" and had the better OF
the Play, although no attempts a; scor-
ing We're made. End ana centre rush
plays marked the work.
Daily scrlmnages will bc a feature Of
the work from now until the game with
Hamilton on October Z. Tn Metcalfs
lined up as follows Donnell and :. l..
Mccabe. ends lieaiy and Donaldson.
tackles: Noble and Cleveland. guards {.
Newman. centre Reese. quarterback .
l;nsea. Hegeman and freas. backs.
Miller. cochran and Monroe remained
on ihc side lines watching the play.
lidif a dozen new men brought the
total varsity squad IN 81 for'r-four.
Freshman Coach louis S;imson held tie
'rst practice FOR the first year men. sin
teen Youngsters reporting. Johnston.
from syracuse High. showed NJ par,icu-
larry well.
Buddy WILDER. the long missing tackle.
reported and VIII make his first appear
nncc IN Uniform this afternoon, joe
Brown, centre. worked for the hrst time
in several DAYS. having recovered firm
an attack Of tonsili,is.
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BIG FIELD FOR PRO TOURNEY.
sixty.one Golfers tn Play ~ In
wood Tomorrow.

Tho names Of sixty-one professionals
appear on the list of entries and pairings
for the thirty-six hole qualifying round
at Inwood tomorrow, which Will select
the twelve Metropolitan entrants In the
match play tourney for the Wanamaker
prizes at S!wanoy. The sum OF $500 Will
be distributed in prizes tomorrow. the
first man on the list to receive $3.50. a
special prize has been provided for the
leading assistant.
The complete list Of entries and pair
ings announced yesterday by Herbert
Strong, secretary OF the Professionai
Golfers Association OF America, follows
200. Robert white and Alex Pirle; a;O4'
q. l.. Goebel and Eddie Cow; s!Oe, Car
ence Haekpsy and Erred apy,eG; g gna p pranf
and Herb.r, Martin. 6:ao, iona Farrell
and Bert Batteii; 0:3i. Tom KerriEan and
Dave Hunter; O;:s, Carl Anderson und
't s;ss; "M!li!le Robertson and poS Ms:
a:lo. Harry Avery and George Mclean:
s;:s. I sS: Mitch M15iiSS', ana a.. JACK F' pIrfe; tS' ;Ss, (.
j. Sanderson and Jack Hagen; 0:51, Jack
iiobsns and willie. ksrrlgan.
1900. JaoG Jolly and James Farrell.
1000, II. u. Thompson and b., A. Conroy;
10 los. Willie Macfarlans and Jack David
son; 1919. G.. Cellaway and G, w, singh
ton; 1916, Alex Bird and J. d Psrr; 1920,
OH Mich Ills and Gordon Smith; io:2s. John
Bredemus and JACK Beckett.
1852, Walter Stoddard and Walter
sallinH: tC.tt, Isaac Mackie and jimmie
Ferguson; l0:&s, Dave Honeyman and Al
red I'i,liams' iSiss' T TS% se TSo, snS MAI sni
Williams VIII ii!toi, Tom McSamsra,
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Big TOM ENRIGHT
BACK AT HARVARD
Passes Examinations, but Can
not Play Until lie Re-
moves Conditions.
COACHES SECOND TEAM

CAMBRIDGE. Sept. :7.-rom Enrisht OF
Fall River. one Of the promising back
field men OF last years Harvard football
team, who was dropped from college
Just before the Yale game because OF
scholarship difficulties. was readnitted
to-day after passing his examinations.
Although at present he is Ineligible to
play on the varsity team. Enright will
get into condition by practising with the
squad and coaching the second team
until November 2. when he will have a
chance 10 remove his conditions at the
hour examinations. II he. passes these
he will be eligible to play in the real big
games Of tine year.
Last week Billy Boles. who was dropped
at the same time as Enright, was re-
admitted. lie is practising daily and
will be in good condition to play with
the varsity as soon as lie removes his
conditions. II Enright n Boles get
lack In the game the Crimson eleven
VII be materially strengthened. Both
are fast players and vital parts OF the
great Haughton machine Of 1915.
The Crimson squad had "A long scrim-
mage to-day. II lasted nearly two hours
without a let up. The varsity beat the
scrubs. scoring three touchdowns. One
of these was on "A ninety yard run by
Flower. who intercepted "a forward pass
near the goal line. The other two touch
downs were scored on short runs follow
ing completed forward passes to Harts
and Likens. The second team played
well and several times threatened the
varsity goal line.
Except for Hitchcock in the back field
the regulars lineup was not changed.
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Good scmi.nnaI Matches.

In the semi-inal round this morning
NagSIon beat Grant Peacock Of Prince.
'on by > UP and ! 10 play. n Topping
owned Samuel J. Graham Of Greenwich
~ I up and . to play. Peacock started
on at II great rate against Marston.
winning the first two holes. the second
with a =, and was 4 up at the seventh.
men Marston began TO play better golf
ana ny winning he next two reached
ne turn only . down. On the way In he
Won four holes in succession and ended
Peacock's career on tho seventeenth
green.
IOpping was up all the way on Ora
ram. He Was 2 up at The turn, and
lining IN played fine golf. which soon
rave him a commanding lead. Graham
as'ed ont OF the tourney on the M
''"Nth green.
Ti" fina! match IN the beaten eight OF
ITO mrs: sixteen this afternoon was as
''ICh II an all star affair as was the
.Aal for the chief cup. Reginald NJ
I'eWl4 aud Gardiner W. White met In
'e beaten eight and Lewis was the win
~! ny : up and l to play. White was
up az the turn, but Lewis holed a
'"tnty-tve foot putt for a . on the
'enth and IA little later squared the
match. They were all even at the NJ.
ttnth, but Lewis took the next two and
the match.