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DORSEY PEPPERS
SHAMUS O'BRIEN
Irish Lightweight Fifhts
Hard. but Opponent Proves
Too Clever for Him.
BERIAN STILL WINNING

James F, O'Brien Of County Water
ford. Ireland. madN an attempt at the
Harlem Sporting club last night TO show
that the fighters Of the Old Sod were sn
peripr TO boxers of Afro-Amcrican per
suasiou. Eddie Dorsey was his opponent.
OBrien, who is known In ring circles as
Shamus. failed in his plan.
Yet II anybody from County Water
ford was present he would ave seen
that Sharnus fought with the fury OF -
brace Of Kilkenny cats. hut II was all
lin ain Shamus couldn't hit his dark
skinned opponent with effect or with any
frequency. On the other hand. Dorsey,
who appeared to be muscle bound, pep
pered Shainus In the face with a sue
cession of short hooks that brought tho
red badge of courage In profusion and
redeemed and pufred his nose and ears.
At frequent Intervals Shamu rushed
Ike a hui at a rcd shirt and swung vi
ciously, hitting the air for the most part,
Dorsey is very clever in the matter OF
defence. ducking. sidcstepping and
blocking to perfection.
one round was a repetition Of all the
others. O'Brien charging. dorsey avoid.
ing he attack aud countering sharply,
- 'tN 'N'h VI NV 49,
winner by "A wide margin.
Joe Ball. n of the preliminary box
ers, tried a new scheme to avoid getting
hit on the jaw. When his opponent. Kid
Rasch. got TO close quarters Ball stuck
his head between the ropes. But Rasch
peppered him on the body n thus
scored enough points TO win the bout.
The best bout OF the night was thai
between Joe herman. the bantam who
has been putting all his opponents tc
sleep. and Frankie Williams. "A forty
year-old negro who proved 10 be =
Tartar. Tho combat was Il thriller from
the first gong TO the last AT the end 81
the sixth round. Both got to the point
OF tine jaw In the second round and boil
were groggy. but managed to wcathe'
the storm, herman relied on a straight
left TO keep the negro at hay and for tbs
moot part lc was successful. although
at times william, landed with staggering
effect.
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RACING RESULTS AND ENTRIES.
LATONIA RESULTS.

.Fir.' Rac.-F five fur'onss Alher'. 100
m ,Gs : 5Mar s2.'S. ' :!'%o and %ni ;'', g Won ..s @gip.
los IS. rear T. Ed. and rriii., NSw;
Then, BELL Cow. Royal Age. Ruth Wnhlc.
May siar. Aiicc Welscnhach and Trapper
second Rsee-slN turlons.: Clark ".
Cash on pcily.ry. iis tGooscl H2o ana
$50, second Al Pierce, loa Iiotg'. $50.
'si,4, T!@a N n, n.-, Ess,.r %r"G''%s.,
mao. Boiaia. world.s wanIer' rcniSer
pus'er,. Minstrel ana Alex Gc,z also ron.
sun Maid lo2 Buxton. ':e so, Ni5O and
$3.50, won James Oakley. ios CMurphyp,
!t'o and $50 second. southern League
Narmar ana Ironmas,cr also ran.
Fourth Race-rhre .year-olds and up
turlone.' ~ I.arrirk, 10 Goose, straight
.i.lo. place $3.50, show f?7o, hrs' Biaekie
na%. ,.sons ,Mg s,enGsn Place RI, 10! ~ lss;,,, ihsT '.
men, M,ie-tons and L,dy Mexican also ran,
ward selling purse $500; ono mile AMI
%flrlonr: Lady wor,hing,on 10? &C. Hunt
s,ra!rRt ,iTs,S; pi1,e tI:iS' rhow s,sS'
.hoWi $50. SECOND; yncie WI. fo:' ~,
Garnerl. show 80, third. Time. Us? 80.
Requiram, weiga, Gold Color and Col Me
sixth Race--Two-year-olds: selling; purse
$500 one mile: Ben Hsmpson, ,lo-
'FiirrstI. straight $50. place 50. 80, show
500, show $50, second Lucille r., iON
Lykel. show s., 10, third. Time. l;iJ 80.
Milbrey, Honey Shuck. Perseus, Lady
Kathern, Buckncr and lakewood Boy also
ran.
Seventh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and up-
ward; selling: purse $500: one mile and a
sixteenth; Bonanzs. llo tBuNtonl, straight
$3.50. place sAso, show IS 10. hrst; Reno,
ITO CGcntryl. p'ncAstso, show $3.50 sec
third. Time. l;i2, Booker BIZ, Lucky II,
/ White Crown and Waterproof also ran.
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u

First Itace--Two. y~esr-old maiden- ..i,-
;ps' NE ana a hssf faTiSnss F;F;, h2 Mon
LOTTERY. il5 tKeoshl. $3.50 and 50. second
* *. Besl. IFS ,Butwein. $40. third.
6,, m smar, Money. Rose Finn. Xninity
and nelia ". also ran.
Second Race-Three-year-olds and up
ware. selling one mile AM .sven!y, Yards;
ss.4o. won Life. 100 UBaip, $3.50 and s1,s",
.scond; Beau 81 Menlo., i'S 'Chappe'l,r.
sS,sG' ih,rG; rms rond lion eG and 1's Senator N-
Casey SlTo ran.
six iurlons.: Burbank. JOS 'A,nhro.s,.
III CRobinsonJ. 81. third. Time. i:i7.
cruces raT.ss; c 1sa. r MsT E si0T and
Velour also ran.
Fourth Race-Hsndicap. for all ages;
s!s furlong. Mater Lazy: lis g. Nc
liz tsyrna,. S., s. second: Lady Barbary'
ii, CButwelD. So, third. Time. .:l5 The
Ma.ouerader. curraghalecn, Squeeler, Marse
Henry ana candle also ran.
Fifth Race-Hsndicap, for al ages. one
mile; Eagle, no ueogh>, SEQ, $50 and
out, won: Rhine Maiden III ,Metcalf!,
So 20 and OUT. second; Half Roo*, lis 81
Mc1aggarti. out, third. Time. !;id. Pol
roma also ran.
sixth nace-Three.year-olds and UP.
ward; selling; pure 500 one mile and a
,5'.o, place $50, show s., nrst; Minds. lii
tMcKenzie). place $3.50, show $50. sec
ond II Coming. 100 Mink. show $50
WW~i.as. A.eop. Bob Redfeidf and sepoct also
Ia
seventh Race-Three-year Odds AMI up
ward selling. purse 500: one mile and g
$3.50. place So. 20. show $3.50. FIRST: juliet
iOs "a. SchuttlngerJ. place st.l0, show
81. So. second Patty Regan. los IT. Par
80 ahnup an thfrA 1tua Er-
star Gaze, Obolus. slumberer. Fairly and
Ash Can also ran.
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TABERSKI AGAIN WINS
POCKET BILLIARD TITLE
Defeats Ralph Greenlcaf. Chal-
lenger. in Three Night
Match, $50 to 4O7.

Frank Taberski OF Schenectady IL still,
the worlds champion pocket billiard
player. He retained his title last night
at Doyle's Academy, when he outplaycd
Ralph Greenleat. the hoy wonder. Of
Monmouth. ILL.,. in the third block Of
their three night match. and VOL the
match by a score Of $50 points to 400.
As In the previous nights play. the
schenectady man outeeneraied and out
manUuvrcd the Illinois younester. The
young Westerner played more brilliantly.
but. as on previous occasions. he was not
cautious enough. go brilliant were some
Of his shots that men like Alfred lie ora
proclaimed them marvellous. The
y%oungstcr also met with bad luck.
This coupled with his carelessncss
caused his downfall. But Tabcrski de-
served the title. Not once during the
entire match did he make a spectacular
shot. but never once did he make a
mistake. He was sphinxllke when far
In the rear and exactly the same when
victory was assured. lie was slow and
deliberate and methodical. too much
so for the pleasure Of the crowd. Be-
sides II was a case OF youth agains; age
and youth was the favorite with the
crowd Taberski did nothing TO earn
the crowds di~sapprovai. but they didn't
like his method cheered his oppo-
nent and rooted hard for the %youngstcr
TO win.
II was n fair crowd aud when the
contest was over showcred congratula-
tions on him. Experts who have seen
scores Of matches for titles declared that
there are few. II any. men in the world
who could outgcneral him. m hat
means they cannot beat him.
Greenieaf made the best run of the
night when I'm the twelfth n thirteenth
frames he counted rs. Twice Taberski
made runs OF %.
T~ab.rski-s. IS. IS. "a. IS. :, :, "a. u,
~. IL. I. I, o. o. ~. IL. ..>l., s, 10. 10,
.. 3. .. Total. :o7: grand total. $50:
scratches. 81.
10. 10, IL ~. 0. :. l.. :. 6, I. I. II. /.
Total. 1870; grand total. s0i scratches 20.
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NOvICES IN CLOSE GAMES.
Nc ManimaU Just Noses Out OPP
ponent BY O 70 DO.

The eight games played last night in
the national novice straight rail billiard
tournament ranged from close struggles
10 one sided w~alkovcrs. Tn lowest score
by a loser was ~. whereas the highest
was 90 by J. Quinn, who was noscd out
by McMan!mar. The summaries:
Doyle's Billiard Room--R. ". Johnson
defeated ]. r. Milligan, loo - 20. WI.
ner's high run. 10; losers II.
Flynn's Billiard Roon-H. u. Pagna'i
defeated r. b. Coos. 100 20 81. Winners
high run. ~: losers 10, n. H., BagnalI
defeated s. W. Hacks'zf, 1OO tn IS. WIN
ner's high run. o; losers .. r. e. Hack
.tan defeated r. II. Bagmall, 100 to so.
winners high run. II: losers 10
Thum's Billiard Room-J. G. Euch de-
feated A. ]. connel,y, 100 to A.. Winners
high run. 0; losers
Lawier Bros. BLIZZARD Room--W. Horton
defeated n. Woods, 100 to. y. Winners
iea.sd j. Quinn. 100 to 90. Winners high
run. 49,; loser. O. J. J.. Johann; Jr; de-
ner's high run, ~: losers O.
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Marty .. wild.
Underwood Beats Andre VS..

Two ton round bouts were held at the
View Polo A. g. last night. with n fair
crowd shouting loudly for action. In the
net George Underwood defeated Willie
andrews In ten sluggish rounds. In the
t'cond Danny Foy chased Battling Miller
around the ring until Miller finally had
% stop and attempt 10 fight. Inasmuch
ts his attempts were not as good as
ts running Foy earned the verdict.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK

- Ans'eldyk at ROTTERDAM.
: Christian Mirhrlsru. at Kirkwsll
s. l~yseklostcr. Al Kirkwall.
> kristtaniaiIord. ~ BERGEN.
= C,noyl. at Queenstown
ss Magda, At kirkwail.
- Montanau. ~ M~uuirvIdco
IS bsntu, at tristobA
;. lenapc. AT Jacksonville
= ~ OcoiJcntc. 1T galveston
IS parana. 1T Norfolk
IS columbian. 1t Boston.
- C~astlemoor. AT Baltimore
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ARRIVED -rrtpAy oc,o,or .,

ARRIVED FRIDAY. October 20.
Sc Allauton $50 l.. N. Thursday. Almeria,
sept. r..
- knight of the Garter. go l.. NJ, Leg
horn. sept. -.
s. lsls tic. panay. itGo i. ", Niso, Oct. Z.
: A."cniyk, 3:W J.. N 81. Thomas, Oct. IA.
= kotonia , y N ptogrc-o. Oct. n,
IS santa Marta. ii 20 T. NJ. Thursday. Kins
stOn. Oct. u.
Oct. IT,
s. Iulia. 10 \ NJ. Mivazucn. Oct. "a.
IS Nordaincukp, $3.50 A NJ Havana. Oct. II
Ivy OF Nn'tromcr,. savannah, Oct. u.
- ~ Nurtr, Glllr-tpn. Oct. II.
- Madison. Norfolk. Oct. ~
= otto, Ncwpur NcNs. Ot. is
s. Rosilia l.. Norfolk. Oct Is.
IS DcliM are, Philadelphia. Oct. %
- Ssrpfos. Norfolk. oct. Is.
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JABS. JOLTS AND SWINGS.

In Wow Of n. fact that a large number
ps,,eqs o. hoxinE have a desire TO see
Wcincr' Moha contest at Madison
Nilon'Mccoy battle, Get for the Broadway
Ia. on the same date. tho Boxing Com
Mns,lon has interviewed in an. enort TO
suaighifD out the tanGle. Jimmy John.
Hrson, mitch of the Garden, assured
,har1nan Wenck tina October 81 10 the
NY open date he has for some time ana
We NUT ~perforce bring on the bout
UT W.nck then suGgested to
tsmr,,giantel shat he put the, Dillon mccoy
,ss'' over 10 Wednesday. November j. ana
''A' VIII probably be done.
Logan Asks More Delay.
Jim Logan Rppea red before Chairman
Merk Yesterday and asked for another
adssn,' stt fer the clermont 4. G. on Thurs-
me which to .train. Wehck called
cyan attention to the fact that he had
~ sranted one pestl onsment on the pies
n,sn injured eye and that " he worked
'S'u unnl the day OF the bout he viii he
' c9n1ltion. The club insisted on Logan
'ping Lhe date, ard Logan was Informed
hfvbabiy. win draw q sixty day suspen-
''' un'rss be boxed on schedule time.
Wr'iinr VI B~vQHnway \. c. Tonight.
''" N".ling. one OF the finest examples
a., iehihr boxer and hitter In the light
.sl' division viii be seen at the Broad.
rssIs : q tonight, Ills opponent will b
nhF NihIngs, q Western boxer. whe u
80 WIZ good references. II will b IN
- -. Tor Billings.
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H-ine Rln,kopf Takes to Angling.

Ny wife henrietta went with me by
Midland Peach last week Usher, We read
when we got there my VITO left the hook
behind. once We go fisher and she does
not get the hook.
I got one from Monday wash" Lane.
what the patented leather shoe fellow
call the. pier. II. was = biz hook, big
one knows iust what 'ish IL IA the big
oceHn sld 70 should be ready for any
thing because We have 3 drop. linz.
Cor summer fishes and that they are nov
on their way down south so to be ready
for the high class peoples who go there ~
winter 80 catch them
II Is very nice for tho fishes TO think so
FAR ahead FOR m" peoples wishes. He also
rays he give m" the privilege 20 stay on
fishes that comes back NEXT Summer. He
didn't act genuine.
My Hen. / mean my wife Henrietta, says
THAT u the FISH could not wait a little
LONGER for us pain peoples they could 70
on thsir way 20 'he south ocean and We
save our bait.
man Who wears a hat Ike Commando
IN the German Navy and who they cal
kutI. he rings my line. up with "A .huuk
~ ,saa so ,h', NE hook .M'nday W", ~
bait so As TO nag the 'sh. lie did this
with a small thing that i' s'rons. Alright
calls n swivel That IL the nam" FOR onion
IN German and that mus, he the reason
they name u But | was ready.
Pretty quick I ret y bite and : pulled
In quicker than the ish'- pa. out an!
when I gnt him on tho dock he was a sh0
crab and my wife put. her In her nanker-
chief and then ~ her pocket 40 that a man
by ;he name Of Hall should not use tho
crab for bait This fellow he says that IL
was 4 hell Of a crab aud | ask him why
he said that and he siN- because IT was Il
'devil' crab.
This Hail Is a fine fellow after I drinks
with him. lie asks ne 20 drink with him.
The sixth time | drinks with HIM, my
wife Hen, she says don't drink with him
again or h" sure expects YOU 10 pay for
one drink. oucs.'-so ! dldn't NV wue
t. smart all right.
Then there was n fisher WHOSE name was
NrDonald. some ono called him "A pro
f.ssor. who vas with two 1Ishmcn from
py rkman street. I didn't TX" him 80
max. my line 30 over his limo and he wa
50 mad when II takes him one hour 20 en-.
tanIIs them He told me 20 go back "a
G"rmany. hut ! told him 20 take his two
lrishman back % their dock. Why should
a anan like that travel with such two mer
Who are ashting with each other all thu
time"
Then 7 saw q fisher whose name IL Wal
dorf Asior Morse. who don't usher 20 cat
his fishes hu, 10 catch them. That's %
funny. -inked a. Hen. my wife. an
then I took his fisher sick and said h,
should ~ down ana save hts strength,
NaN' week am go!ng Asher again, hu'
, I am going 20 Vr 4 res. sport and biy
' me a Gsh"r -! X Ike ms good friend Gus
isye Iilnis,n. who also nshers with his
lovely wife together.
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

- California. from GLASGOW.
IS Neicl- from Gibraltar
- Panaman. from Bucnos Ayres
: Comanche. from Charleston.
- City of Columbus. from Savannah.
- Ahtllla. from Norfolk.
IS Isabella. from Boston.
IS Lampasas. from Tampa
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Tho Rod and Gun column o. at" has had
several letters suggesting that II was some
"th-r nsh than sharks that attacked aud
Killed four human b"ings In ih- waters
~ IN. >"N leroy coast ltSt summer.
IrrhEps these men and oth'rs may be
Interested In The fact that there have re-.
,'ut'y l''u deposited with III" diur"al u.
Fisheries, Washington, u c., for p"rrr-
r'nt record the f"rmai st,ten'nts ~ s4S
"NaWI-re.r's go ih' attack Ipun chtr'e.
y. Nanstn; ~ a marx a. beach Haven,
y, J.. Ju.y !. l?lC.
Tho statements arc IN accord on a. es
seutiai details. Nr. Nansant was standby
IN water four 10 I've feet deep when a.
tackled. A. the shark c,unr 20 The VIZ.
tim ih" united strength n three men wa
required t. pull him to tho shore. and the
n.h lppsencd IS hold onl' wher drawn VI
int shallow water.
Tho shark Is described a. dark gray 81
gravish blue. and the estimates q, lcur't
vary from seven 20 ten fee, Mr.. Nhnstn'
died a few minutes after being hrough'
to shore. appar'ntly from hemorrhagc.
The tissues % IN" left leg wcr" torn from
the bone from groin to knee. and the righi
leg We. .ac.ratcl. but not seriously.
/ Washington. II. G, oct. -. SHARk.
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Duffy Defeats whitney.

ATLANTA, Ca. Oct. .o,-Jimmy DUFFY.
w sensational Lockport. y. y, light
fesht. was awarded tho referees decision
".er Frankie Whitnev Of Atlanta al the
,na o. a ton round bout- here tonight. II
vas Duny's eight from start to finish.
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various iniets leading to the fresh water
that the fish must reach or be barren.
We feel that We have the right to de-
mand your aid In the good work to which
We arc d"voting our energies. We ASK
you to attend our meetings aud see and
hear the opinions Of experienced men. and
We shall be glad to have you address us.
believing you to he In sympathy with our
work. Our meetings are held at Room 5o6
World building. second and fourth Thurs
The sun., 1916-10-21

Dear Tom-To decide a dispute Will you
please answer this question; 4 - parlay
bet was made on SATURDAY, September 30,
on GIoldcrest Boy and Hourless to show.
Goidcrest Boy paid IS to show and Hour
less IS. A bets that ~ is right, and B bets
us ia right. Who wins J. SYMPTOM.
II Goldcrest Boy paid 50 to 81 and
Hourless So TO 81 the tota, return on a
SO parley 10 sac. II Goidcrcst Boy paid
50 in the SO mutuals and HOurless Sc in
the 81 mutuals the return IN a :? par!cy
n Sl2.
The sun., 1916-10-21

partition; Tomorrow fair and cool. s"ut"-
west to west gales on the coast.
For New Jersey. partly cloudy and much
colder to-day. heavy frost at night; to-
morrow fair and cool strong southwest 10
west winds.
For northern New England, rain to-day,
colder In Vermont; tomorrow fair ana
colder. strong south TO southwest winds.
For southern New England. partly cloudy
ahJ colder Today. very cold at hiBht'
southwest to west gales
For western sew York. colder to-day,
win rain probably turning to snow near
the lakes; tomorrow far and continued
cold; southwest to west gales.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.-The storm from
IN" 'iuf OF Mexico moved further north
ward and became central over northern
ll!toiS and southern Wisconsin yesterday.
In the Atlantic States aud IRON the lower
and middle lake regions southward, but
iipm Tho Mississippi RiNst westward to the
Rocky Mountains II was much colder.
Freezing temperature prevailed about
LAX, superior and from Minuesotl directly
sunthhhri into Arkansas ana westward.
in uding oklahoma and northern parts or
Texas, NV Mexico and Arizona.
Ten 70 eighteen degrees below tho froc2.
ing point were recorded In the Dakotas
ana snlthwhrd Into northern Kansas ana
At D'vns Lake. = d. siA degrees above
zero was reported. Heavy and killing
frosts occurred In central Texas.
Generally fair weather prevailed IN the
Atlantic states south OF New England. nut
rain fell In tho LAX regions. Ohio valley
and upper Mississippi valleys.
Ia the Nest the weather was generally
S,ir and trmprratur" was higher In TN"
plateau states.
In this eli, the day was fair and much
warmer: vino fresh southeast, average
humidity. - per cent. barometer. cor
roct"d to rcnd TO sca level, at : \. NJ
The sun., 1916-10-21

SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa, oct, 90
nsnny Fields OF New York and Kid Curley
~ sunalo fought a fast ten round draw
~ ne "1ndup before he South Bethlehem
a. e, to- III
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Midland Reach wcakRsh Scores.

Members NJ tho Midland Beach Fishins
club In those waters during the uminsi
season caught more than 1000 weakhsh.
Those catching 100 or more follow
George Rand. 100. william Paul. 265: Mr.,
and Mrs. Gus Hsnisch. 1875: Mr.. and Mrs
u. T.. Smith. 1si. Mr.. and Mrs. &, u. Lewis
.3i. Harry United. 17s. Mrs. !. W. Kane
Meyer. ii?, sidney Rice. 1916: Frank Han
200; w. q. stephens, 1o5: j. Jscoby. 100
BENJAMIN ". Kurt. 49,; J. ". Morse. Jr.
i02: Walter stephens. i:o; Howard Har
beck. iso. Frank Fuller. i05; Edward Mer.
riil 40 and Charles Tuckc- ga.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
UNITED states Coast and Geodctic eurvsy-
Standard Time.
sun rises. .si:AM sun SETS. 500 r N
Moon ft,c-. ....l.;E AN
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandy Hook. 2 SOC A " Gov. Island. 1854 A N
HoIl cato Sgd VI
LOW WATER THIS Jay.
sandy Hook. 2H:i Gov. Island 10 :os A NJ
Hell Gate .....1i:i
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TIMELY ATHLETIC NEWS.
National Title Entries.

Two national title. are likely to come
20 athletes OF this city this month. Tor Ia
one out OF town athlete will compete lie
is James Henigan OF the Dorchester Ath.
ictic Club of Dorchester, Mass, who VIII
compete In the run. While Henigan Is the
best long distance runner in New Eng
race 10 considered slim. He will he OPP
posed by nine of the best distance
men In the metropolitan district. They
are Willie Kyronen. Nick Gi~anakopulus and
Charles Pores OF the Miilrose A. A. Louis
Schmidt Of the Bronx Church House
Aaron Morris OF the 81. Christopher A. G..
Harry Parkinson Of the Morningside A. e..
Lester p. Dulks Of the Hungarian-Ame
lean A. c., Joseph &. Carr of the Mercury
A. G. and James a. McCurnin OF the Jersey
Hsrriers.
Only nve men have entered for the walk
They are Richard +. Remer of the New
York Athletic Club; Frank p. Kelser
MorninGside A. C.; a. A. Uriaub. American
walkers Associa ton: James J. Farrell. un-
attached. and Eugene Gutenberg. unat
tached,
The sun., 1916-10-21

Dea. rom-l, Was there ever a pitcher
with the Yankeea named Joe Lake? ca
Are there any lefthsndcd spithrll pitch
ers In the leagues? J. VI. F.
!. Yes. .. Yes, several Of them,
The sun., 1916-10-21

Readers ask for Information ns follows:
walter PleTsou-When do hlscknsh bite
In the Sow Rochelle wa,ersH Are rlil"rs
tho hes. bait
-. ". :. u, what are the Nsning cnndi
lions Of brentwood Lake ut present" VIII
Is the best bait 80 use for halt casting -
"a permit necessary TO camp At the lax
si"" Nrr rnwhop's available ard whu'
arc TIE rates.
u. i-Is 'hrre p law prohibiting th'
.hooting ot suipo aud other shore birds OF
sunday on Loug Island IL & against ne
law To shoot rabbi's. quail aud squirrel OF
Ions Island on sunday?
1916 IA Fair Fishing Season.
We learned at tho last meeting 81 M
United Anglers League OF the sanding ~
% old grounds, the opening up NJ new. tn
value or new haits and how to make them
the way TO land sharks and fighting hsf
generally and the genera luck and yartc,
and interesting experiences Of all,
This. 50 far, has been "a fair season,
New Work. Oct. 20 &, X. II
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Queries and Answers
BY TOM MAC NCI.TY

Dear Tom-who played third base on
the chicago Nationals Al the time Of the
famous Tinker to Evtrs to chance combl-
nation" ERNIE AND LOClS
Harry Steinfeidi.
The sun., 1916-10-21
leach Cro@S Brother UphoMs Prestige of Fighting Family at Empire A. c.
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HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS FOR THE WEEK End.

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Candidate. Asked to Aid Anglers.

tn" United Anglers League Is sending
~. f-,.lowinS let,er 70 ever candidate for
EepreseutatiNe IN New York STATE:
Dear sir; YOU ar" "A candidate for
interests "t the citizens Of New York Will
receive proper, attention a. your hands.
The United Angler. League is n pro-
ercssivc body OF nearly 1900 active work
er-. constantly Striving not only for the I'm
rroy.n"nt Of angling conditions for the
$4,000 anglers but for. tho reduction % he
,yccssiye cost Of food ~ Increasing
NJ food n-h for our citizsns
We have succeeded against great op-
position in passing the ]jatna.ca Bay net
ing conditions prevail there than ever le-
fore and tens OF thousands through It's ac-
cs.s,ol,iiS y! rh.ap transportation Ect
"Th" great advantage that thi. has been
30 our municipality encourages us to hope
for and ash your support fo- the measure,
"Ftcb We propose litnging l"for" the r'Nt
legislature
THE migratory SSH ~ tho sea mu-. Lav,
clos. season OF NJ hest , month to enable
them 10 spawn or IN, striped bass. weak.
FISH and other gam" aui food fish VII gu
tn" way Of the salmon and -hpd. once SO
abundant nrf pro'rr IN our waters.
ire selfish interests ~ O. TOW hundred
ptof' ssional meters "u the South Sror" of
Long Island. and OF wen smaller mum bers
IN Ulster county. have cor stan'l, uupu -
''t'l to 'hWHrt d"s,rpbl" 'tw-
These men a." too short sighted to look
ahead a few y.aIs d To u-,sUr,. th,I IL
industry fur pnstcri', a. we'll a. FOR thcin
selves They Al" ~ IL King IN int'ill,
r't'' ~ The traditional o"ul'-Nn1n fh.i
They must he forced 80 r~'cuguiE" 'h'
n hrr"rt rights Of our people IN III" wAto.s
'nAt wash our SHORES The Foaarsl Co,
eminent has protected Wild animal and
r"nNol conditions 800 our fresh waters I'm
hoe neglected 'hc N;dsou River and IN
The sun., 1916-10-21

Frederick W. Rubien. ecretary-treas-
ursr OF the A.. A: L.. said yesterday that
the ninety-nye mile record recently estab.
Milwaukee, TO Chicago undoubtedly would
psss muster Mr.. Ruben declared hat no
h~sedauarters In Chicago that the contest
WAS conducted strictly according to the
A. A. Z. rules. d,