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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-11
REAL EsTArF FoR RENr

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
co-tAuca from rreess'-s cop~-
WEST rHILApEfPHiA
stores and DWELLINGS
SMALL CORNER STORE 4 DWELLING hot.
water hsei newly rarersd snd painted rev
small busines, Rent ss5
TAYLoR 3 soy % ana 90 s 4o,h ss.
MORTGAGES
,000-4Iz96 FLAT
SPECIAL reusr FUND
uonA2e2fo A22foP Z FIRRiaT rRi4a N2gsEw2k&22EEtGr I}s Ewk&2EGr ST
FUNDS FOR MORTGAGES
R'D''SSf oS in.1,iimss, IL iiT%s Gt Si.S S''F' OF
Northern Trust Company
SIXTH ANp SPRING GARDEN
TO SECURE A MORTGAGE
.srvSo ouE sT2 sa,,tSStory ST y''r rrsu ' Sad
mo3E.SSit,.i 3E.SSit,.i. rii5&k OR wntrr TO us
NORMAN 3 suERw0GD, iii Walnut ST
$50 NorE or. MeRLoAuE
To ursstiisd Estate Loans,
$1,000 Bo'ldi"b tASS;ipsSsyog sESSnd'
~ 81 South ieih sI
rAkSE Nk9EET 2vbb boE ssN2T rG2A9GSrs
w. ~ H6ono. Sc i" SoRRR!ssI
800 900 ,g T0 ,YSS }SyTsr s5. s5i o,as ,s
u { sEipEL 4 CO. It6 aud caliowhu ats.
WORRELL FENlP,s, - F2a First =, ANp
bS5 NoRrH i1'rH ST
100. 1900 To $4,000 TO LOAN
ALL AMOUNTS eon,sE 5sT ,ASMn AMn sp MORTGAGES
MAURICE II. Akrs1SGER II, Est TT. nldE.
TRUST iErSSEpSS ,E9R FIRST r., T. NS63ggroAoE
tkSD TtTiE nuiLbiNa
ruro Z tNGHTRi2FEs sHiEREFs Es2S ds4msu,own SAhs .r.
FUNDS ron isT 4Sp, a. MORTGAGES
Porrs a rH5&so$. so$NSsssif NsSsssif Frr,nNrord ave,
MONEY FFoH FF isF sFEpbiRo2 AaiR 2P 5NS2gF 5NS2gFToAoEs
200 WALNUT ST. SsCs sPRucE st.
For TPy fRVST ;,dod fMSPs MSI}s,s..
} EDWARD Lura, go u i7th st
MONEY for nS,5,'g2Sfs ng;;E, Seg9}ty property,
Lincoln Ruildlnr. rhiladsiphla.
MONEY iFnn MoRTCNnE nEs-o
HEESRYP I, REEp fTh1' ri.sp fis50 Gn...nGt .,
LOANS on INTEREST IN ESTATES
,ouy Fs'SI9S'Is HSRRY :o, y,GaT5SS' rS5S r,,, n,ar
ItAZIET-I 4 MOSS
sis WALNUT Sr,
FIRST. MORTGAGE FUNDS In amount" Of
ci4ks l. nWGwS . co. 2i7 8 broad at
MONEY for nrst and second mortgages. building
association and instalment mortHaEcS Wlllla'
Winchester Co, 1901 Chestnut st
ANY SUM, ANY AMOUNT, PLACED AT
ONCE LOWEST RATES. 4, y. DELANEY.
iii2 LINCOLN BLpG
$50 TO 5000 g. loan on r.si es;'t; ssGg5rv'
EDW NJ MoLL. iS0 9. 18th At,
FUNDS Tor frat ami second mortEtEss! any
amount uuCk answer. CHAS. w, MILLER.
lOt .tOT Commonwealth Building.
MONEY Tor nrst and second MORTGAGES. private
funds and building associations.
WM FRIEDRICH co. sci y 18TH II.
FUNDS FOR FIRST and second or split mort.
EaErs. collateral and HhOrt.term loans
AUERNErHY. laa s. 18th 2T2i ~ 5th.
PRIVATE FUNDS for first mortgages II and
/, money Tor second mortgages. no premiums
JOS ALLEN POTTS, 1905 BatimOr" ave.
HAVE SOME gllt edged frst mortgages Tor sale
dnnomlnR tinns $500 10 $1,000
T. II. APSLEY. SSth and Springfield as~.
ALI, AMOUNTS to loan on LIST and - mtses.
Chas. z. DO Young, 400 W. End Trust HldE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-11

JanIcs-Lols got telegram from
Bill yesterday.
John-What did Il say?
Janlce-It reads, Nose broken IN
football Would you rather have Il
set Greek or Roman. Wire"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-11
Little Boys Song

BY CHARLES HURLEY, Danyills. Pa.
l am Just q tiny little boy.
And haYant much 70 do
But i IN working for the Rainbow Club:
think that's enough. don't your
m soins 70 work for the Rainbow Club
Every single day Of my life.
Ir1tnE % make some one hap
But when I'm married III help my wife.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-11
Christmas Happiness

Hy HATTIE JENNE, Moore, Ia.
i love 10 gather holly
Al dear old Christmas time
They ask me- how | Ike H.
And ! say. 81 think IT'S nne,
or course. you have 10 20 and SEQ
The Erand old Christmas Joy,
There you Will see the ChTlstmaH tree,
Every kiddio has at least one toy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-11
All Hope Gone

Her Fianee Chis nrst appearance
in a swimming eostume)-whAt's the
matter. dsar7 Don't you know met
His Fianees-oh. Jack. was afraid
II was you.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-11
sAN1TARIUMs
: APARTMENTS
THE NEW ADDITION
To PELHAM COURT
is OPEN

FKIHAM COURT was not built 10 mako an
e ~ and are accustomed to receive W--at
easf which, considering what you do de
Easi and receive. IL modorate-it viii make
Hldag compelling appeal.
PEL8iAM COURT IL located at Carpenters
Eati1Hs Germantown. just of beautiful Lin
ri Drive on the Pennsylvania Railroad:
bcr % trains a day, surely transportation
safs5 ef rooms and bath to rooms
- baths. the slza to suit your require
Esas Prizes are from $50 up
PELHAM COURT In quiet. perfect
APARTMENT HOTEL. and located in an alb
aaztaly deal and exclusive suburban location.
laA word, you may come to PELHAM
COURT and nnd perfect suburban location,
Grectsd building, quiet. dignlned. elegant.
9oa may select an apartment OF the size
q fas your Individual needs; you win nnd
~ Ypur housekeeping problems solved and
hkaa care OF for you absolutely without effort
e your part you will md table OF tho
rireai excellence AZ most moderate price,
~ Ne same courtesy, service and attention
gniform throughout the entire establish
F5r fill Information. arrangements for in
erils To-
NORMAN 8. SHERWOOD
.,n,,,,, III WALNUT ST. 80
= % his representative on tho promises at
Pelham Court,
Athoinimenta may be made for automobile
y CAL al your residence or business place ana
i4Ae you directly 10 PELHAM COURT at your
fAfehlenee and pleasure.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-11
Happy Ending

He-so you've read my new novel.
How did you like IL?
She--I laid down the volume with
intense pleasure.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-11
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

q hlsHEp--6 outside rooms and bath. West
70. possession Jan. l $50. Also furnished
2Rposits klttenhouse So, Telephone Wal
Ntt s., liB-Beautlfully furnished suites;
llstae baths; excellent location; gentlemen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-11
A New Wrinkle

A New Wrinkle
Mrs. MccarthDS--Don't you stny In
the room when your daughter has
company any more3
Mrs. Murphy-No. I'm trying the
honor system.-Gargoyie
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-11
FARMER SMITH.

FARMER SMITH.
wish to become a member OF your
Rainbow Ciub Please send me 4
beautiful Rainbow Button free. / aErss
20 DO a LITTLE KINDNESS EACH
AND EVERY DAY, SPREAD "A LITTLE
SUNSHINE ALL ALONG THE WAY.
-4e-~ -sss...sss-.sssf.sss
-, sssss-..-.s.sss..s..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-11
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN
YoU CAN HORRow MONEY
on DIAMONDS, JEWELS. ETC.
!29 ANp b''.s'.t'...''.'. ~
40 AND uP,a....,........ ~ =
$500 AND Up,......L...,s,.. ~
HIEDERs
RIDGE AVE, AND OXFORD ST
22D AND SOUTH SITS.
MONEY LOANED to heirs Of unsettled estatea,
interests bought FRANK +. MARTIN. 72l.
25 stephen Grnrd building, 81 3. l2th II,
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Die Oeutfdeit prOteftantif6eu
@sutsinOeu in 2saftiwOre.
50rtietuHe 0On Der /. Ssite.)

uno i5reu Seeliorger neibt. Daber
HrQnlt audi Segen auf ben glder uno
Ella llnfraut erititt bic quite 5aat
4aitor 6. g9. Qoder lit felt 4aitor
Suber's Seimgane, Ser tiHtige Seel.
lurger Ser @emeinoe.
GDung. lutb. SmmonueIs.
@enleinDe.
Caroline, nabe 9oItimore.StraBe.
Iieie @emeinoe ii mebr ODER pe.
figer cine ToHter Der greieiniafeitS.
@emem0c. Sm Sabre 1864 trennte
iid1 ein eroBer E6eil Ser itrauggIdu.
Ngen @litglieosr bon 4aitor SO.
atatt.
93oitor Claus Stiideu Duroe atn
&ccliorgar auscrforen Pit nn6 nlii.
0c 5og e. iih in's @ripatleben 3uriid,
nnhoem iein 9aahioIger Simotbeus
@iiemfe feierlib initollirt mar. gei.
oe ehtoeutiAe, 9ingebenoe 9Ir6eiter
in 9einberg oes Serrn. gingeu iaon
sir 0aube. 8nitor Stiemfe's Sobn,
Der etlidje Sabre oeS @aters 4Ias
ausiiiate, folgte oenl 9iuf elmer moe.
Ten @emeinoe uno ieitoem 1T Eaitor
A 9,r6eun 0as Saupt Der Snmo.
nuels.gemeinoe. Seine DhtglieSer,
BITE III alien Stiirnan Der 8eit 10 fel.
lenieit al 2utbers 9ebre bieLten iiu0
ebeuio trnt iino itau6baft, oos Orb.
sit Ser @dter Die id6ne, oeiitife
sprahe bod8ubalten
@eteinigte oeutf6e eDongs
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Geren Stride an ser @aitern.glDe.
na9e 8roaouap, oeIegen, wuroe i'm
Sabre 1850 ourh Sen beute nod i'm
4oltsmunoe lebenoen Or. Sdmarb
georiinbet. Cine oroBe 8abl iueun
nidt alle. mareu @lieoer Der Greiei-
mqtettsgemeiuoe. Sbm peroauft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
3nr erInnernna an IS aalre.

sur efInncriil8 an % Jabre.
(Gem aGcutiaeu gorreipouoenten"
aewiomet)
Iie 3eit entfliebt, bic Sabre idUin-
SEN,
Ger strOm mdI5t f6 5inous ms
Dleer
Iie aaiupigenoiieit, oie iih finOelt,
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mebrl
Cb mir Dem 2e6er inns geipei6t,
Gas 2eben beiBt gergdnslidfeit ~
Gins MIR lebt fort inn 9lbenOrotb:
Ser cute gaame nad Dem 9oOl~
ggas iie errungeu imo er3pungen,
Gas 2ebensnerf, oos iie ooabra1t; /;
SIN id6niteu 2ieOe ieis geiungen
Gin Ganfesopfer lei 9e6radt
sic Sitter oeutiHer Graft unO @ebr,
Sm 6eiti1mud 5ieb'n fe bent ein.
ber
Su oelitlheS 8olt, pergiB es niht:
pie %reiie bat Elm GroB' @erOidtl
SeHt erit erfeHnt man lire 5aaten
@ieitalienofdltia ging lie nuf;
2Iruielig tpdren mir beratben
sn oieiem piloeu Sturmeslauf.
Iie 5lutb 6atP uus binpeoge.
idwemnt
Gle @reiIe BAT iie eingeodmmtl
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Gen Ieutiheu in 9Imerifal
yan9' grober gieg ipor0 i6on er.
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Sero2
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tn oelgtides glutl geoent' ser
Hfliht:
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lino iene @1dnHer sic emit lebteu,
6urdtloie admpfer. treu uno frei;
Inns tommts 81 Gut, tpos ie eritreb.
ten,
Sni Geitidulud 8ieb'r lie beuf Dor-
BEL.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

Stride al Scr SiltStraBe, Siio.goI.
timorc, mar uripriinglid5 lire gu.
fludtsitatte, bis ser 9iirserfrieg oas
gon5e 2ono auiipiiblte imo piele@2dn.
ner 81 oen @affen riei.
Crit i'm Sabre 1866 regte iidb ipie.
Ser neues 9ebeu, als Elm treuer gop.
tiitenpreoiger, Seinrid S6neiOer,
nod Baltimore fam Inn 0ie 5eritreu.
ten @lieoer 5u iaumeIu. S6on 81
gnoe oesiel6en Sobres fonnten iie
an Der GaroIinesStraBe nabe 5abet.
te.StraBe, cine id0ne, 8pedentipre
henoe Stride bauen. 9ei0er nuBte
Die @emeinOe Dem 8ue Ser 8eit fol.
gen; iene llmeebung mar nift mebr
idou uno piiniHenSUertb. ga fam
elm 9fetter in Der g2otb: Seinri1 s.
I1iller, elm bepabrtes W1itglieo, Oei.
fen @ei9dit CUTE 5riidte getraseu
lieB ourb ieine 6omilie aitf eigene
Soften cine prddtige Stride an Der
Observation-Disclosures iino Wlouu.
ment. Strobe, fir Die @emeinoe er.
bauen.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

Gbeiter.StraBe, nabe SrleonsItr.
Gie 8d6lt 81 ben iiingeren prote.
itontiiHeu 6jemeinoeu bic li9 In SOL
ae oes 9luf6au's 0es norooitliden
Staott6eils nod uno nad biloeten,
nadoem ole meiiteu Sit.@aItimorer
Geutiden i5re alten Seimitdtten nit
neiieu bertaiidteu. ltripriinsli6
baute oiefe @emeiuoe ein @ottesbauS
an Sf.@1aoiion.S .StraBe uno Duncan.
9laeB, oas biele Sabre ibr Soumel-
plat mar uno nod nidt lange iit es
Der, ais man an 0orO.Gbeiter- Str.
cine bequemere Stride eriuarb rno
INIT aller 5eierlidfeit Dem gottess
oieiilihen 8ped ii6ergab. Balior
G9nrles @noerS lit oer Boitor oieier
@enein0e.
erite 6eutide 8optiiten.
air6 c.
@oiterion9ort .glDe. uno W1onument.
StroBe.
Dieie @emeinoe ipur0e idon I'M
Sabre 1868 gegriinoet uno 5tuar Don
elmer gln5a6l alter, oeutiHer Wldnner,
Die iid bon Der engliirben Gonferen5
losIagtem I'M cine ielbititduoige @e-
meinidlaft 81 6iloen Cine fleine
The sun., 1916-08-28
MISS WAGNER A WINNER.
with OstcndOrf she Takes Mixed
Doubles Final At WOOdmere.

Play in the invitation tennis mixed
doubles tournament OF the Woodmere
Club was completed yesterday afternoon
on the club courts at WOodmere. l.. l..
with Miss Marie Wagner and A. j. Os-
tendorf the winners. In the final round
Miss Wagner and O%etcndorf. who have
won many Journeys. defeated Miss Mar
garet Grove and J. II. ~S,einkamp!. g..
G..
In the semi-hnal round Miss Wagner
and O%stendorf scored over Mrs. II. A..
Pope and T. Ackerland. Miss Grove and
S%tcinkampf eliminated Miss Elsa Ray
ser and BENJAMIN NJ. Phillips. Miss
Grove and S~teinkampf had to play three
matches. for in tho second oun they
defeated Mrs. Eichold and DR.. william
Rosenbaum, The summaries:
woodmerc Club Mixed Doubles-second
round-Miss Margaret Grove and ]. u,
Steinkampf defeated Mrs, Eichold and DR..
William Kosenbaum. G-3. Ga.
semi-nnsl Round..Miss Mari: Wagner
and A. j. Ostendorf defeated Mrs. X, A,
Pope and T. Ackerland, e., ia; Miss
Grove and j. II. Steinkampf defeated Miss
Elsa Ita,ser and BENJAMIN NJ. Phillips.
Final Round-Miss Wagner and A. j.
Ostendorf defeated Miss Grove and J. II.
Steinkampf. ca. s..
The sun., 1916-08-28
RettiG stars In Pcnnnnt.

otto Rett!g was TN" individual star In
the monthly games of tn. Pcnrant A. e.
AZ Macombs Dam Park Yesterday. He
won both the 100 and 500 yard s~irints
and finished second In the half mile
run and shot put. The summaries:
10, Yard Dash. IIandicap-won by O Rcttis.
8 wards, g. G-iswold, 3 yards. second; u.
thris'man. s yards. third. Tim"-ll - seconds.
coo Yard Run, lIandicap-won by q. Rcttie,
70 yards: &. Grlswold. 10 yards. second J.
hnt2. y yards, third, Tinc-36 rs seconds.
Ono Mile Walk, liandicap-W" by W. Mar.
tin, scratch G. Gregory. 90 Yards, second n.
Irc"Hh"rg, - yards. third. TInc-s II Is
$50 Yard Run. Handicsp-Won by J. KATE.
. wards q. Rcttig. > yards. second W.. Mech.
man. 81 wards. third Time IL.
Tw" Mile Run, Handicsp-Wnn hy q. Gregory,
200 yards j. K,t2.. scratch. second. J. A.
ll"iz. lt6 yards, third. Tim"--ll 20
Running High jump. laudicap-Won by n.
thri.'man. 3 inches. with 5 feet : inches e.
Griswold, . inches. with ; feet q inches. second ,
II X. Storm. scratch, with 5 feet . inches,
third.
Putting Ic Found shot, Uandicnp-won nv C..
'riswold. $ feet. Is feet G inches q. Rettig,
: feet, 81 feet s inchrs. second j. katz. 10
feet, 80 feet . inches, third
The sun., 1916-08-28
GLENCOE ATHLETES
WIN HARLEM MEET
Lead Rivals in League Games,
but Turn Trophy Over to
Salcm-Crcsccnt A. c.
OTHER ATHLETIC EVENTS

Glencoe A. G. athletes carried on the
point honors In the second half Of h
outdoor meet OF the Harlem Athletic
League at Glencoe Oval yesterday. How.
ever, as they donated the trophy, the
club refused TO accept It and turned 1t
over to the Salem-Crescent A. C., which,.
with "a points. finished second. Third
honors went TO the Alpha Physical Gull
turc Club with 16 points.
Many prominent athletes met with set
backs on account Of the handicaps al
lotted 10 their rivals. In the 4i0 yard
run Sandy Evcns, Connecticut State
champion. who represented the Saiem-
Crescent team. started from Ave yards
behind scratch. hut could do no better
than third. He Jared better IN the $50
yard run. leading home a large feld
in the fast time Of . minutes Nat.
One meet record was broken. This
honor fell TO benjamin Lauder. also OF
the Salcm-Crescent team. who leaped .
feet : inches IN the running high jump.
thereby increasing the old figures held
by himself 10y one inch. The sum
maries:
100 Yard Dash. Handicap won nv =.
White. salem Crescent a. e. 90 fceil, sec
ord: L. Porciman. Glencoe \. c. % yards'.
?so Yard Run. H,ndicsp-w Won nv =.
Foreman. Glencoe 4. e. 20 yards,: G.
Mock sa,em1:!.scsn, a C ds yerd:t;
yards. third. Time. % seconds;
40 Yord Run; H~"ndlcap,,wTJ ny A. a
i'a sprn<' Gienc ~,e" (. {. go yards. second:
: Evans. salem Crescent a. c. open. 5
yards'. third. Tim 50 seconds 81.
yards; John Brunron, salcm.crescent A..
e g. yard.l. second; A. Meycrheim' Glen
one Mlle Run. Handicap.-won, by Z.
BIGGER. ,;ienrc" A. g. nso Yards II.
S S,dH" e. Ml'rhei'' 81 Christopher a. {. so
Two Mile Run. Handicap-won by ".
II Roberts. $, Mark. 9 C. u;so). second:
A. Morris. st christopher a. c. q. Sec
'n ON: ' MiIs VAIN t'Re' mlaainaaiiicap-won ny >.
Mcsnr,ey, Glencoe \. C.. 90 secondsp: ?.
; ;.sr,.,sr: iii k ; +lm M'lfn ~; a c.
Medley Relay Race. Handicdp-won by ~.
chri~opher A. G, Is YARDS Win Her
combs A. G ClGs YARDS. wi.h Day. witty.
Savage and Lan,eime, second; Glencoe \.
S y,rd, Ana Y r,m m'nmi bi S'F9 Ti,n..
sci.
Running High Jump, Handicsp-wo by
y. Lauder. Sa~'em-crescent A. &. tscratchl.
> feet : inches. w, Boston. Alpha y. G.
= - inches. . feet I inch~-. second. II.
fernando, -. Christopher a. c. tscratch)s
3 feet I inches. third.
Running HoE: sen and Inn,r. ManI'c.p
q ieet,. ~ feet . inches: sam Lsbou Glen.
coe a. G % feet), ~ feet, second; F.
O'Bricn. Glencoe A.. c. q tcet). Al feet .
icnhes. third.
Putting II Found Shot. Handicap-won
by A. Darlington, Alpha L. e. {, Is feetl.
10 feet. T.. Greenberg. Glencoe A. c.
scratch. 30 feet 6 inches. second: y. Zas-
lovsky. MorningsIdc a. {. q feetp. 81 feet
) inches. third.
The sun., 1916-08-28
E. WILSON'S CLLNCO
LEADS KNOCKABOUTS
Sails to Victory in Jamaica
Bay Regatta-SQuall
Hits Craft.

One Of the largest regattas ever held
on Jamaica Bay was staged by the
Jamaica BAY Yacht Club yesterday.
There was an exceptionally large repre-
sentation II power boats and a smart
fleet OF sailing craft.
While the yachts were racing the fleet
was struck by n nasty sauall from the
west that caused many OF the craft to
scamper for safety. 4 few OF the sail
ing craft reported minor accidents. but
no great damage was done. T.. Wilson'S
Clinro was the winner among the
Jamaica Bay knhckahouts, the most In
tetes'iny class Of sailboats hat raced.
In Ciass II Clara May beat Alice. and
Selfish scored a sailover prize, Mock
Turtle won in the turtle division and
Alert was the winner in a special open
class. The Florence captured first prize
IN n special | class Of power boats.
The regular division was won by NJ. and
A.. ~Sunnyside was the only one OF the
Glass II yachts to finish. In Glass +
tie winner was Mary Jane. The sum-
maries.
The sun., 1916-08-28
FIusbing Beats Great Mock.

The first Of the two annual team
matches between he Flushing and
Great Neck golf clubs was played yes
,erday at Flushing and the home golfers
won. 81 to "a. In the singles In the
morning Great Neck led. &c TO l6. but
Flushing won the foursomes in the after
noon, ~ to 4.
Bert Battell OF Flushing and Gil
Nichols OF Great Neck. the professionals
Of the two clubs. headed the teams.
Nichols mnk.ng "A "A and beating Bat
tell. Gardiner White played for Flush
ing and won his match from &. ZIcglcr.
The Great Neck team was short n few
men, so somc Of the visitors had to match
their cards against two members OF the
Flushing team. Ziegler tried to do It
and was beaten by both Of his opponents.
The singles summary:
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A. teller of the Stewart A. A. was tho
star performer in tho third set of men-
b"rS' games staged a. Seward Park.
lie won the high Jump, the hop, step and
jump and the shot put. lie started
from the scratch mark in each event.
The summaries
- Ward Dash. Handicap Won by IT..
DonoritH scratch II Friedman scratch,
second " haiim q ylrdl, i.irl, Time
- seconds
:?o Yard Dash, Handicap Won by NJ.
HAHN : yardI; " borowitH 90 yard.l,
second II, Friedman 'scratcll. third, Time
~ seconds
one Mile Run, Handicap Won by r..
ponowit1 l.i YARDS. NJ. ScInf",i n.I
yards, second; :. Si'vors:c!u Oscratchl.
third Time ATS.
Eight PouUi Sho' Pp;, Handicap Won
by A, Ccllor scratch, with IS feet
inches; : siivegstcln 60 t"etp, second. ~rh
"a feet +. inches " Friedman g feet).
third, with 81 feet o inches
Hon. step and 1lmp. Handicap Won hv
A. Ceiier tscratchl, with II feet I inches:
8. SecopskV 90 f'"'l, sc"uri, with 40 feet
S inches W syhwan tscratrh', mira, with
20 feet I iuchc-.
high Jump H'nljcup won h' \ Cr'c-
t-cratchI, with , i"ot II inches; W.
Schwam e inches, Second. with feet i
inches. II. lsaacson tscfatch). third, with
4 feet.
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PONTIAC FIRST HOME
IN OCEAN YACHT RACE
However, the Craft Is Dis
QualifiedOn Allegation
She Is NJ Cruiser.

H.. -. D...i., .. =, -,
N ''''P 'o"''"'' '""eu ny W. H.
bowes. crossed the finish line on New
Rochelle In h 2O3 mile ocean race from
Sea Gate last night at GAS: 80. She
had covered the distance in IS hours
80 minutes 30 seconds. which Ia al an
average speed OF SIS knots.
Although the Pontiac was the hrst
to inish of the eight yachts. thai alta r.ed
from the Atlantic Yacht Club at 1910
Saturday morning. she did not win the
prize offered by Commodore l.. r
Petersen, who promoted the race. because
the committee at a meeting on Friday
sustained the protest OF the owner, OF
the other yachts that she IL not a
She will receive n Spccial pr,ze
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NTERCLUB RACE. STAR ~CLAsS-sTART,
400. COURSE G NILES
Win Tennis Championship.

KANSAS CITY. No.. Aug. 27.--Walter
Hayes and Ralph Burdick, Chicago. won
the Missouri Valley tennis championship
in doubles to-day on the courts Of the
Kansas city Athletic Club. defeating Dix
Teachner and Walter Newell. Kansas
City, to, G--2.
The semi-nnal round was finished this
morning when Teachner and Newell de-
rca,ed Howard Gamtlcr, 81. Louis, and
llca,hmoo:e. Kansas city. "a. 3-6,
los, G--4. In II match postponed from
yesterday because Of the rain.
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WESTERN A.. A.. u. RESULTS.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 21,-Athletes OF the
Missouri Athletic Association won the
Western Division \. A. L.. track meet
here to-day. The Columbian Athletic
club was second, scoring So points to 81
for the NJ. A. A.
Robert simpson won the high hur-
dies in IL 80 seconds, defeating his
closest rival, Marry Schienberg OF Pur-
due University, by seven yards.
Irwin Rlrl of the NJ. a, 4, won In the
five mile event in rs .37 3-5.
Iohn McCawley, Irwin Mahl. Irwin
Blcl. Robert simpson, w, w, Frlzse!l
and +. V. Floyd will 20 to the national
championships in Newark
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nOsa' C1ub'A ndicRp Games.

Tho boys Of the Iiillrose branch
carried uf the hon"rs in the handicap
track meet Of the Boys club at
Macombs ham PARK Yesterday. Their
winning total was II points. Tho
Senior branch boys were second with =.
100 Yard Dash, Handicap-Won hv -.
D'rne,l, Senior. scratch; &. kabel',. Ford
erty, 4 yards, third. Time. - is seconds.
$50 yard Run. Hduiicap-Won by NJ.
schwartz, Rod Foot. scratch; !. Power.
senior. 10 yards. second. J kIraIy. Wayne,
90 yards 'h'r' Time, .;'2,
one Nil" l,In. iauiicap-Wo by G..
Smith, Mil'rose, 90 yards. Il. schwartz.
For1ham. 80 Yards. sccond: \ Ruppel,
Ml'iros". 10 yards. third. Time, 5l+
40 Yard Run, sndicap-Won ty X.
We'll. Mi.iros", - yards, A, Dublin, MILL
rose, 20 yaris. second \. Miller. senior,
20 wards. third. Time, 3. seconds.
Point scor, Millrnse, ~ Senior. .; Red
Foot, ., Fordham, (; Liberty. 3, Wayne. l..
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YACHTS PUNCHED AT FINISH.
Hydra, Hyde's Champion star,
Wins At Port Washington.

PORT WAsHINGToN. L. l.. Aug. 2S.-
After c%ncountering a heavy squall on
the last lap In n triangular race over
six miles In Manhasset Bay this after
noon four of the ten yachts of the star
class that started in an interclub ace
finished within IA period of 90 seconds.
Hydra. Charles T.. lIyde's champion
star OF the year. nOsed put George Cor
rvs Little Dipper by 10 seconds. The
latter was only 3 seconds ahead Of Allan
Walkers Little Rear, and . seconds
after Adler and O'Brien's CAMS Minor
followed. The Affair and Vete were
withdrawn whe0 the shower started. The
summary follows:
INTERCLUB RACE. STAR CLAss-sTART,
a,oN rOIIRCE r. MI &c