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New-York tribune., 1916-09-15
Eavre de Grace Entries

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Nsr.--.s Choice lis. Nood'.If JOS
rI.-~ rae ftzndi0ac. al ages eIr 'lrorE -
uirr Noor Us MISS Puzzle. jos Lrra Misra
id4 Hanson. llj. O~u~dz.e. l-L. s1lee ef pr.
p-,rcr n Cruo i2. Whimsy. % -srd MAfsa
i2-. Fa,r He.en. s5 Traction. lo3 sif Edgar los
~ .ur io4 sepor'. as.
Fourtn race selling thr-e-Year- q IA And upward
one rIe and sirteent- ~ e-uo.-. ll9, p .la
thistle 10. 'Jem. Io4 EDDIE HeuC. ioI. 5rsse
F,@h race ceiling. t-o-year-o.is. Eve az 4
b.'s si-.1rgs I-roD,sic 10. Doc Meals lo- F lars
i5- .ssr % silver Sandals 100. Storm N}m2h'
l04 Burbank. l0l -,
,-a NILE a't seventy yards scorp.t IN. Bose
w.f.- r14. Isas Iil Ed Wess lLl. -Nal' l,
si pis,u-asr 100. virginia ". loi. Handful. l.'
se,e,ti FACE selling three-Yesr. DDS s-t g1-
r4-t liz ffrlorgs I--frkis Be-. Jig. Bod Rcd
go io-. Stersr.ra I0-. Ysrsse Notions li9
III C-ons- Jos. 'Nenoush lH0. Maauar. llL
swsetie Il2. Humiliation. 10. Bus shot. Io5
Tie Pin. llj.
.Apor.rtl-s Allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1916-09-15
MRS. GREEN WINS
TENNIS WATCH
AT NYACK CLUB
Meets Miss Bjurstedt in
Final Round - Throck-
morton Beats Chambers.
By FRED HAWTHORNE


Mrs. Homer S. Green wil, meet Mss
Molla sJursted-, national champion, in
the tnal round Of the women's singles
this morning IN the annual open lawn
tennis tournament Of the Nyaek Coun-
Try Club. Mrs. Green. who, as Miss
Adelaide Browning, gained fame on
the courts before her MARI age, de-
feated Miss Edith Handy. Staten Isl
and champion, by score OF 6-3, g
IN the semi-fnal round yesterday.
In the mems singles Harold A.
Throckmorton. national interscholastlc
and junior titleholler. defeated Charles
Chambers. of Bro0klyn. 10 the semi
final round. Nrs. rs. n. Pouch and
Miss Handy vanquished Mrs George L.
Chapman AMI Mrs Robert lie Roy. a;
6 5, %, IN the seminal round OF
the womcn's doubles, while Mss Blur
stedt and Miss Florence Ballin de-
feated Mrs. Green and Miss Katharine
Browning in three desperately fought
sets by a score o. 3-6, 1-5, %.
Tho fnal match vii be played this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Green has been playing right
az the -op Of her game during the
tournament. and her friends expect 90
see her give MISS B.urs'odt q hard
battle for the chief cup this morning.
Agaius- Miss Handy yesterday she was
brilliant. showing equally well when
the ball came 20 her overhead or OF
the ground. Like her sisters, Mrs.
Green has a severe forerand drive. and
this she used 20 advantage against Miss
Handy Several times she earned her
points with dazzling volleys across the
court. tricking her opponent out Of
position.
When Throckmorton met Chambers
il was a case OF sheer speed and
terrific hitting opposed 20 unfaiiing
steadiness and great court covering
ability. and speed won. Chambers tried
20 baHe his younger opponent with
craft.y played chop stroke. but
Th -ocknorton nullided This by rushing
for the net and smotherng Chambers's
returns on the full volIey. His kill
ing Of high lobs was spectacular IN
the extreme. and after sampIng one
or two Of these smashes Chambers
was careful 20 keep the bali low.
The summaries follow:
H,mor 5 Green defeated Miss E-.h Handy s-5.
w7mer's iog,l.' 's-n, -n.' round, Ms W r
Pouch and Mise Handy defeated NE George T.
Ms, Nora Ru-.ef. arI Nn Fr-.n.e Balm
def.i--l M-. Green and M.s ha.har.1e husrlfs.
Mems singles fssni anal r7u-dI-Ha-cd A.
T7rro.mort9n defeated Charles cfamlora. 5-3.
Men. double. third rrIns]-K %. Fisher. a-i
Geo-ss King lafea'el wray srf EmeT co 60.
T7l-ors moron and RFs'o-t '-'-a'sl chsm
d.i'a.el hrsn I'd -o'- 81, 1r 'ni
be.r ic'falfi conn a'l Ih'r'r ..H
New-York tribune., 1916-09-15

ball into the woods, thereby causing
20 be recorded on the ex-cnamplon' s
score.
Evans Holes Out ,.
The play Of al four golfers going 20
thu ls6-yard sixteenth was as pretty an
exhibition as has been seen on any
course this year Every golfer was
within twenty feet Of the hole, with
Evans away. He putted and holed a
delicious 2 Anderson missed by the
fraction Of an inch. Birmingham Gic
likewise. and then Jerry stepped up 20
the ball with the Cictime relentless
smile and with 10 bother az all hit the
back Of the cup and stayed ln Tor his
second OF the round.
I. was q hard hole 20 lose, for IL
lef. the home talent dornie o. Al the
seventeenth Anderson approached vel
and had q 15-fo0t put Tor 20 keep
the match going, but he missed. anc
the PLAYERS shook hands A. the home
hole Evans missed ha.vi-g with BERN
lnEham in Z by the fraction OF an men.
At the conclusion Of the play the
golfers were r0undly app.audea by the
spectators. and well might they do so
for the best ball of the four players
was 50.
In the individual play Of the cham
pion and ey-chauplo1, concerning
which there was much interest among
the golfers. we find that Jerry was 4 ur
on the eighteen holes. an advantage
won princIpa g ON the greens, where
he is absolutely supreme 10 this or any
other country.
New-York tribune., 1916-09-15
YALE AND HARVARD
VICTORS ON LINKS

Pittsburgh, Sept. 1.-The annual m
ter>ol.egiate golf Championship opened
on the links Of the Oakmont Country
Club. a. Oakmont, to-day. In the open
Ink round the team from Yale defeated
Pennsylvania, Cornell won from lIhnoi,s
and Harvard eliminated Williams Co'-
lege. as
The only surprise Of the day Was s
we're the favor rites, but Cornell nosed
them out. scoring FIVE yorts % theII
opponents four. Yale and Harvard
Won without serious opposition.
Tho Yale players will be subjected
70 a severe test tomorrow, wnen tney
meet the Princeton team. The Prince
topians are captsined by W. A. Lowrie'
or sew.ck'ey. Penn, Who has on ms
team I. q. Corkran, semi-hnaiist 10
the national amateur champlonshIp
tournament a. Merton last week
New-York tribune., 1916-09-15
RAIN SP0ILS MATCHES
ON CINCINNATI COURTS

Cincinnati, Aug 1.-THE annual
lawn tennis tournament for the trl-
state champion hips was closed up TO-
dav because Of rain, only few matches
being played.
la the scmi-fnal round Of the won
ems doubles Miss Marjorie Hires and
Miss Margaret Davis defeated Miss
Sanders and Mrs Gregg, ar 6-2, 50,
"a. Two Californians, Ella Fottrei
and Roland Roberts, advanced 10 the
semi-fnaIs in the mems doubles by de-
feating Mitchell and Forchhe.mer. OF
Cincinnati. az 6-3, 81 81 u de-
fsultcqI
New-York tribune., 1916-09-15
Carter, Barnes
and White in Tie
for Medal Score
John NJ. Ward Fourth in Golf
Tourney al Piping
Rock.

Philip Y. G. Carter. of Nassau.
Gardner W.White. OF Flushing, and z.
Mortimer Bara,s, Of Engiewood all tied
for the iov meGa. score in the eighteen
holes qualifying round OF the annual
invitation tournament % the Piping
Rock Club, Locus, Valley, L. l., yester-
day John ". Ward, Of Garden City,
was fourth with a r.
These four well known local celebri-
ties PLAYED much the best golf Of the
eighty-odd entries that started in the
tournament. Carter I'D White PLAYED
10. only 2. well as but better than any
of the others. II endurance is taken
into consideration. This pair was
among the early starters. When mos;
Of the field had finished and their
tied score appeared safe from assault
these Young men decided 20 utilize the
remaining day, gh- 20 decide which
should wear tre medal.
Carter proved by far the better over
the distance. Re repeated his earlier
performance and came right back ar
White with rs. White. unsteady me
second 'uc round got into trouble
az che very fret hole and never re-
covered. q. finished with -.
Carter Wins Play-Of.
Az hour or So after Carter and his
friends began the celebration Of Philss
triumph over White. Mr. Barnes. OF
Fng,ewood, appeared on the scene. he
had been among the late afternoon
starters IN fact he teed Of long sfier
Carter and White went out 20 settle
their little argument. AS Mr.. Barnes
had a 76. too. the second round OF
Carter and White was wiped right ~
the slate Carter. White and Barnes
VII now have % fight three cornered
duel for the medal.
White. Of course, is delighted with
having another chance for the honor
Carter regards his second round as
-riss0c7' afterr oor. though co1fessing
that re got as much good exercise as
Chick Evans In the final a. Nerlon-
The fact that be ran down except on
aNv long puts az the second, tnrd'
fourth. ninth and fourteenth for his
second 7f is silver lining 20 me
cloud Of gloom.
The summaries:
FIRST DIVISION
Ftfp Y G. Carer Nassil. F'--',, l..-... Gi-1.
r~r W W'r' lshirg ~
Gs-i.a cig, 4o-s--r-. H 50 Hartman. I1p.as
r,.-,I. rs..r rle-.-, E-44-
g. I,.,ia ngoa.,s E.,.i5. s,.5-.. g n 1ovrss =
r,~i 4l-al-ss w Z Hicks Nls'al. "a -. SIS
New-York tribune., 1916-09-15
All Records Fall
as DireCtuM |
Eats Up Track
Champion Pacing Stallion Gov.
ers Half Mile in 55s4
Seconds.

Syracuse, y. Y, Sept i4.-Directum
I, worlds champion pacing stallion
added an important chapter 10 harness
horse history al the New York State
Fair Grand Circuit meeting this az
teruoon, when he broke all records ior
a half mile By negotiating the dis-
lance in $50 seconds. The former
record was held by Dan Patch. who
aided By wind shield, made the
mark Of 56 seconds az Memphis, Tenn,
in 1908.
Directum was paced By a running
horse and covered the first quarter N
2sl. seconds. the fastest in pacing
history. The second quarter was
made in 90 seconds lie was driven
By Thomas Murphy. Of Poughkeepsie.
Roam Hal showed a wonderful fight
o. speed in the Chamber Of Commerce
Stake for 2:O7 PAGERS. which he won
IN straight heats, defeating Miss har-
RS ". in thrilling stretch drives. koan
Hal had the honor of the fastest neat
OF the day. Do the anal lap when ne
travelled the mile in 2:0lA.
Busy Lassie. handled by Cox, came,
from behind 90 win al three meats OF
the Governors stake for 2:2O trot-
ters. Zomrect Cd -he field in the 2:22
trot from start CD fn.sh OF each neat
Dos Paios and Notice B. furnishing
the excitement in their contest for
second and third honors.
The summary follows:
rRo-TNG-2 is CLAss-TROPEY. LEAGrZ Of
AMATTUR DRIVING CLuBs-NAGoN RACA-
Two n THREE
Eudo-a sp.r. blk II. By Dir-@u= SPAR ,
Lgcy ,-'5 Va. 3 n. sire Anderson wilkes Nc
Hi-stss -, PR By Lord Air'''0n-si'-' Air'''0n-'
Claser Boy. b. lDe7-reurl ....-.-..-..-.
Tine. 2l-A isA.
TRoTT1NG-42 ? cLASs-LEAGUE. C-P. LEAGUE CT
Of AlLATErR Nat ~ nRlylNG 5yy cLUBs-"A'oN
Bond I'su- z by TIE B'nd'man-Dt'- , ,
P.'.- s,' Ma, -5'. e. b, r,.,r III, Gros,-La-
s-1- Jan -.o- I" ts ''l' ~ by n.rs.r-,fy-,l, R
R-s,s' b m Ai-Douaal .......... .
Tfre zoos 2llh -if
/ TrorrrNc- ago IAss-THE G0vERNoRs
sTAhE-rHKEE HEAT iLAN-f' h-t f-.-''
BuS Lsss- , 70. 1y Peter the Great
Amer a. Gi-. eh m. sire M-clntock
Il Alre-s, by Arso~a7-Er.'y
A.,s W b f}''- = M by p,r,o-,-Eits. n 2
TINT, .i5a. li'4 .Ist
PACING rTr CHAlfPFR OF COMMERCE.
SrAkE--0- CIAss-TfIREE HEAT Plan
PURSE g. 101
Roam HH 70 & 07 Hal Ds'a'o-Maut
MS. Hs--. n by Peter ,h- Great
Ms-y Allen " McDoualiI ..... 49,.
s,r-y SIX q ~ Charlie HVt-Mary
'o'' 'D' Tine 5o2i. 2ors. 2M.
-R0TrrNg-e.ae % THREE HAT Plan
PURSE $500
zozr-t s,h b. by zo"nro-l-A5
De- Pao,' b Sire san Francisco Coz ?
So-i~e r. D. m tv A.monarrh-Music a. ,
Na--i.a -i''.s' .. ~ By "a viater-sisina
Jgls, Jones. b. cones ...-.......- =.
Aqlior. b D. lghs1d eT' ......-......- H.
rne 2i5t. 2O9. 2o9s
rRoT-TrNG-22. q. CLASS q ~ 3 TROPHY
fFAGJE ~ AMATEUR DRIVING CLUBS
WAGON RACE
ri,.ar. Chance. b. & sire Charlie HeT
Ats', B.oea b. 8, Sire M.ieom Forbes
B-,-bnsod. z sire co-aa,a Tur5ushl ....
Time =. -lIA
New-York tribune., 1916-09-15
The Survivors.

should survive the pennan con-
rov through September record but It IS a.
big Improvement upon big since lsS
Of contencs a.
this section Of waning left the
Arerca Boston, Detroit and Chicago n the hunt
Braves leaving the edge 70 Brooklyn ana
Philadelphia
Attempting pick conditions that exist foolish
of en
machine and call great one
Detroit Chicago the Red So1 have no great ~
despe theirs
New-York tribune., 1916-09-15
Petnrn Bout Al Rroadwav.

The return bout between Silent Mar
tin. the deaf mute midtleweight
champion. and Frank Carbone. the ex-
United states cavalrymar. will be held
tomorrow night a. the Broadway
Sporting Club. of Brooklyn. The semi
windun will be between Josh Matthew
and Harry Nelson. Joe Burman. %
Chicago. and Frankie Bell. ot Brooklyn,
will meet in a special bout
New-York tribune., 1916-09-15
Southeast Wins at Polo.

Philadelphia, Sept. 1.-THE South
eastern circuit polo players defeated
q mid-Western aggregation by II goals
70 in a practice game az Bryn Mawr
to-day in preparation for the intersec-
tional tournament. which will begin
Saturday. Eight periods we're played
without hsndlcsps.
New-York tribune., 1916-09-15
We never cut corners

We never cut corners J
For sooner or later, any
business that skimps, hmpsl
This Fall, thanks to the
scale on which we do things,
our showing of fine Fall
clothes for men and boys is
even greater than ever-this,
in spite of the fact that the
real thing" in woolens and
dyestufs still continues to
soar.
Prices always reasonable.
New-York tribune., 1916-09-15
O'Hagan Here 70 Boz Gibbons.

Jimmy O'Hagan. the widd.eweight,
arrived here last night from Albany %
start training for the proposed ten
round bout with Nike Gibbons next
month. Gibbons wili arrive here % at
tend the world series. and viii stay 20
appear .n three bouts. The FIRST en-
counter that Nike VIII engage in viii
probably be with O'Hagan. at the Har-
lem Sporting Club.
New-York tribune., 1916-09-15
Princeton s Chance.

SPEEDY quarterback direct Tiger nes tns ia
has the o. overwhelm all rivals
despite right direction will be rebuilding from
he
factor Of the modern
And material but first class
directing general at quarter shoot
ouaeb Of the neck from the crowded
highway the field
around the bottom about
her Of the wilderness provided
sha 8 70 be Q a q
New-York tribune., 1916-09-15
FOUR WOMEN ADVANCE
TO FINAL IN TENNIS

-Four women reached the seui-fnal
round IL the singles yesterday. in the
annual womeus lswn tennis tourns-
ment for the championship Of staten
Island. on the clay courts OF the
Richmond County Country Club, Don
gsn Hills
Miss y. A. Irving defeated Miss
Alum a. 6 I, 6-l; Miss Schofeld
defeated Miss Martin, 6-1, 6-3,
Miss Helen Roger, took the measure
Of Miss Z. r. Irving, az e-l, 60.
and Miss Ethel Tyndale vanquished
Mrs. Vines a. 8 .. 6-2, in the round
before the semi-fnals.
IN the doubles Miss Esstmead and
Miss White advanced 20 the final
rcuud By defeating Mrs. Wood and
Mrs Walton az f-1. s J. An at
tempt will be made 20 finish all the
matches to-day.
Miss Helen Boger. won one ~ the
most s,ubbornly fought matches be
tween women ever seen on local
courts In the second round, when she
defeated Miss r. Boody. a. "a, Is,
l5-l3 10 became purely a case Il
stamina IN the last set, and Miss
Bogert proved the stronger.
The summaries follow;
sfafef Island ehsnrlorship singles second rounf)
su,s Alum defeated Miss u X Wsmrls 81
%. 10" irns defsaied his Garhs
bsrf 6-2 g.. Miss MsrIr defeated Miss Cans.
C-I O. Me- Helen BoFerf defeated Niss D.
f.aslr e. Inf. I."Ia. Miss T. r irrUg de-
f.afel sfr. M noolf e. 5-1 60. Miss
tf.ef Tfnds.e dsfcafrd Mr n TgTrseld. 80
90. Mr Vines defeated Miss A " Johnson
G-i 60
Tlirf rsurd-Mls y A Irving defeated Nj"
Alum. t-l 81 Mlss hcofed de'esied Mis-
n irving s.. 90 Niss ryndale defeated Mrs
tirss e. 50
Cbarorfershlp 1olhes fsso0rd f0lrd Miss ITu-
1sf. 49, Miss Hor~rt defeated Mis- a um and
9iss Johnson. "a e-l. o.. Mr. n. r.
Wo~e srl N.s ~ 4 walton defeated Mr.
p,,,a srd M Russell 20 g1 default. Miss
gsrmetd ara Mlss Whits defeated M.ss A
lrylng snd Mis- se0fsId. - o -
g.r.f ft A. round Mise Eastmssf and Miis While
sssssis1 Nr W,D1 saf Mfs Wslt0r. C--l. 6-l
New-York tribune., 1916-09-15
Travers Wins Three Holes.

n the recapitC.atI01 we find nat
Tfavers and Anderson each won out
rigr- for their sides three holes each.
BERN irgnam winning the eighteenth
and Evans having the misfortune 20
win not a single hole. every time when
i- seemed as lf he would do such a
thing Trsvers hol.ng a long putt ior
a half. "
Evans saved many holes for his size
By securing halves. His play was
watched with keen JOY by many golfers
who had come miles 90 see him DO &C
tion. Their thanks are given DE- great
measure 20 the amateur and open caam-
Evans leaves to-day for Atlantic
Citv. where be win meet his mother
and return % Chicago, where. u is sad,
the largest and most pretentious ban
quet ever given in honor Of a golhns
hero will be rendered him. HIS last
words a. Wykagyl were:
Jerry is the most wonderful putter
in the world You can't beat him on
the green's"
New-York tribune., 1916-09-15
New Strikes.

suggest these acaons
That golfers for snd l2nch
cups planted p hollow O.
for universal adoption Of the FTedde "esn system
aca referee along.
fvenning game and the right 0e any
urpire eunder the ear a any
New-York tribune., 1916-09-15
BROOKLYN vs.. Philadelphia.

Philadelphia finishing schedule permits OF too
many shifting o
Brooyn against Philadelphia and Ne" YORK Fna
dpha games Brooklyn and Boston As the situation
stands today Brooklyn pretty
sure TO come when the Pbes Gowsnus
New-York tribune., 1916-09-15
uoodreds Witness Re
markable Exhibition of
Golf at Wykagyl.
AL FOUR PLAY IN
LESS THAN EIGHTY
rormer Champion Best on
Grpens-TraverS's 73
Low-Best Ball 90.

- ,4s. could easily be termed me
...., amateur t7-roal match ever
., --a metropolitan district, the
.--,-eg- champion. Jerome
E-o2en @-- sA.. Y R.---
o Tuvsrs'
.--s-. ot t-e 1ome c--o' won '"e
-. from che newly crowned king OF
,'n''' --..,.. .C-ick1 Evans. OF
be .lAs' .s- Il
r-,raro. and sol- o.
Tho match ended az the
,eAlo' L.rs 10
ssvsr.eeria L-c tore ss weu
resulted p.--.,--bs,,
-,nC 90 me ~ +bo
r-o sa-s O. c-'.- t-.-
s---Ts-- r0.. .-.- and .r-a-syr
T-s p-e-t s- .--orer
..snq.c1 al -s .L. o-,s-or-
ord YOU --f-e~- nearly a
.1ssa-c q .s.so -offe-s ard
~ ou's,riPQt- - a.. No-io-
..s-s wro Va,c-el -Ne Pa! a.
+. veek
Drives had 90 he made through mar
~ lanes. -asnIe shol9 L4l 20 W
struck VITA ,re on.ooaeIs Ho' zen n .Ss
sray. bat ire very IN -7 asil - -.
e-ord spurTed the players 10 men pes. pes
s5or.s. resulting 3" 4-- ~. - s0
he c'inept 80 70 rvaDs
Trsvers me JOY '.1'.. -- ~ rs s,5
ard Anderson
Birmingham '''
Travers IN Oldiime orrn-
- -rsv,s ~ all his oldtime.
s-t f..l.-- Isv.-r uD the chip
.l -os-.e-.-- and nolIng long
s-,s - -essas with the selfssrne
P-...' -.s..-. .-s sss. which brought him
.-.-ss rs reached the turn
ns ..' -.-s --~ea 5s In his score,
10 '.' --, ~ r- which included
a,l came
i'9 0'' .....-. ..-,- .. mas o-T-avers"
=, was '.--.'.. l....--- ,.,. .-a- ne has gone
eol,' anu -- ...,. -.r-~ bs heard from
oaca ana rf .---.,-ls,. was ss
iga-a. i'a .Lr- e,ocrtion.
me ls i--. a. bse
particularly "ht- -..il Ls,-e
oeen seer ,2.5 ys- 49,
.assn a -o' or -ea-...- ..-. -- -.s7le75ent
On the greens ae s-'- st',-..., -,
taxing less tran t"2 l-..s ~ -l0
20 fewer man -Ft - ~ 80
tsice tor -s az .-4 81. --;ssa6
game. re -aa D. -'- . 10
BIS second -oo' ana "1s
Hard Task for E'ans.
70 .. -, easy task for a champion 20
...- .- r.sr.r- dav after day over
.-- -.-.as and keep uQ al top
-..c-. C1.cs has been busy every Gay
.-ce he won 'ae l--., e-l i...-. -.'''- - 20
cislF p-sl ~ 80
pleasure or Eoilt4s WIZ ~I--e--- ---
New-York tribune., 1916-09-15
Chinese 10 Play in Harlem

The Chinese baseball team will make
rs farewell appearance in this country
on Sunday. when II meets The Lincoln
Giants ~ Olympic Field. l56th street
and Fifth Ayr4ue.
New-York tribune., 1916-09-15
NeW York Athletes Face
Hard Fight in Marathon

the title event tomorrow afternoon.
Richards, Fred ". Kelly and Thompson
are completing their training At Trav-
ers Island, while Brundage Will put in
his final practice az Weequahic Park
The athletic championship OF East
Harlem viii be decided on Sunday. when
the Glencoe Athletic Club and the
Union Settlement meet in dua. compe-
tition on the formers track. Glencoe
should score victory with Fred
Teschner, Eddie Pc. Imam and Sam
Labou.
Harry Smith. the former amateur
runner, a. the dinner 20 Lawson Rob
ertson expressed the hope that the pc
tition being circulated by Jimmy Clarke
for his reinstatement would be favor
ablv acted upon at the coming annual
meeting OF the Amateur Athletic Union.
Frederick ". Ruben, secretary-tress
urer of the Amateur Athletic Union, Is
Of the opinion that the recent American
title games were the best ever held.
Gaelic sports will make ~ the great
er part OF the programme at the annual
games OF the Galway Athletic Club al
Celtic Park next Sunday
New-York tribune., 1916-09-15
NeCPORT-
y. LlGHT
I2y Ganzand Rice
From the Field.

Let each man sdy-"This IS my game;
IRE eutersd-so fH make ny stand;
II nay be that III come % fame;
7. p1qy be that IU neUsr land;
II may be shall reach the height,
Or stumble onwGrd through the rout,
But after al, fights q fight
III Dl7v u out"
New-York tribune., 1916-09-15
SONGS Of the Off Trail.


Whether ire ghosts from forgotten GuttnnS'
Whether Of the great Might Be,
rs hard stay n the crocded places
When e whispering "FoIow me-
"Foroo me through the dusk and starlight,
FOlou me through the daun and dewj
And wbo say when the journeys overf
May5e ueH come o q dream that's true
How Zm queries Cub fan look IN G'ln'
uniform? Generally there any one IN Sh
Umpire Lord Byron Singing Judge arranged new song for the
pe.visb athletes entitled, please and die
When asked something after the manner Of his less u''Fus
responded as follows
Manhattan Isle, Manhattan Isle,
Where Jqu,r McGrqtc plays the game,
These peevish players make smile,
yeqrr 0 em from the frame;
pe1rr 10 see their boiling wrf'h,
Then chase EN- 0 the shower BATH"
r tas been Cobb world series As we
.n The details his average around 3o'
". have bunch the next world series IS gong " De
- 80 tou over 900 will be featured by four days
d three davs Of cold Otherwise the prospect an
New-York tribune., 1916-09-15
Horne, Kennedy, Johnson
and Others to Compete
at Newark.
Bv A. c. CAvAGNARo.

A group Of out-of-town athletic stars
will strive for the horors Of the NJ
teen-mile Marathon run az the 25Oth
anniversary celebration of Newark 10
be held az Weequahic Park Newark
,o-r,orrow afternoon. Among the VS.
TORS are distance men who have won
coun,ry-wide recognition By their en-
dyranes and success IN similar races
o,d they should prove strong opponents
for the local entrants. There VIII De
fortv-fve starters from Boston Phi!a-
dor,b;a Chicago, Pittsburgh and many
o'nfr 'Wns,ronoIitan fans will pin Their
-, an the diminutive Willie hyroheh'
n.y. Nilirose Athletic Association
IN perfect condition, sao-Ia
i.a5 ~. feld home. Others from w
aa+s, CIV will be Charles Pores 7 Ieu
TI~arslena and R. NIckstrom.
r. ,ros, dangerous Of the VS. itofs
lanes T. Henegan and CiI'on
uo-,e both % the Dorchester Aa's.I
TI"b' W William A. Kennedy. unatiacned'
~ chicago; Ted A Johnson; OF c..,, .ne
neseret Gymnasium, SAY Lshe ...s'
rf.ah. Oscar Bellet, OF LHr
y II c A.. and George W WHiiahs' o'
The Marquette Club, Philadelph'a-
Predictions are being made that re-
,,y records will be smashed Wnen lne
bes, II the sprinters, middle eis'anSe
ana distance runners meet IN tneiI T.
sn snective races on the Newark traeS' N
~ sso-vard race the leld-of Ana
s,cbor men will have the advantage o.
az 220-yard straightawAy. IN ms
oye,. Ioomis. Williams. Roy r Morse'
Andy ADV Kelly and J. Leo Foley VII! COM
pete.
p,izes FOR athletes who have never
10, a place in discus competition WI
bc offered in the fall games OF tne
singer Athletic Association whleh az. are
- bs held on its Geld a. Elizaoethpor|
/ y. J.. on October !.
r-.s G. Thompson's record Of 'fys
,oint. for the all-around contest VIII
ppyobably be displaced when ALMA kieh. i-
ards the title holder; Aysfy bfuhdAse
and the six other entrantGtAAe part II
New-York tribune., 1916-09-15

TRoTTING-2 - Class q ~ Th9F NJ /
WAGON RACE.
Fisaurg Chance. b. e Sire Charlie He7 81,
.t,'e B.oek b. Sire M.ieom Forbes ,
p-.-bge.d z sire Coraa,o Turbushl .... 3 8
Time d "a. -l-%