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The sun., 1916-10-05
STIRRING FINISHES
AT LAUREL TRACK
Goldcrest Boy, Daddy Long
Legs and Success Win by
Narrow Margins.
NEW SELLING RACE WAR

BALriMoRE, Oct A.--Head and head
finishes marked the racing at the Laurel
track to-day. Goldcrest Boy Just got up
In time to win the Howard Selling Stakes
by a nose from Blue Thistle. Daddy
Long Legs came with a rush and nipped
the first race from Deer Trap In the last
two strides and Success electrified his
hackers into demonstrations Of wild Joy
by closing with a rush out Of a cloud Of
dust and earning the judges decision In
the last race from Little Nearer by q
margin Of three inches.
II was a day OF financial strife among
owners, who started a fresh selling race
war. All the halter men were IN the
firing line and turned loose their biggest
guns In the shape Of heavy advances In
the values OF winners.
Soldcrest BOY was bought In by He'd
rick for s2.i05 only after Max Hirsch
and Emil Herr had boosted the price
$500. IIedrick had opened up the battle
by sending Glory Belle from $500 to
si.105. the FLY being bid in. Yankee
Notions. recently bought for $500. won
The Nth race. his third successive vic
I try for the new owner. But the cripple
was bid up sl.705 before Herr stopped.
sam Lewis OF New York carried Borax
from 1900 to s7o5 before he turned away.
Light Arms won the first steeplechase
Of the meeting. thanks to q bad ride by
Freddie Williams on IL King. the ia
vorite. Tho summaries:
First Race-Two ,ear-oidsi six fur
longs: Daddy Ions Legs. ia lkeogh).
SIS. 1850 and ss.Ao. won: Deer Trap. ia
III: tshuttins.rl. 500. third. Time.
i:is as. whirling Dun. Harvest Kins
and napoleon also ran ..
oIds and up; about two miles: Light Arms
las Johnson. $3.50. $40 and $40. won;
; NrT ..ssss. 81! IN xin:. 1871 IS q. w WIZ s:s
i2so, third, Time, sits a.. Baehslo'
u.lp Tom Horn 7sa KIN: Simon also ran
nlss ,M,n.i. .: 20. = .sa -. .os: Eiii:
Jog tBsin' is,o And "; 'seond' qrra'
swse,ef Than sugar. M~ocnlishi.r. stat,
wart Van, Melting Moments. Rose Finn
yeag'oids and upward: mile and a six
tenth; Go'de;e,, Boy. iis ,Bvsweip
Wooden shoes. ils tRobinsonj. sac
third Time. i:+s. Eddie Henry. Venetii
and Republican also ran.
finh Race-Henilcap. for AL sgesi oil
turions.' Yankee Notions US .Hayn.,,
worth. ia CROKER. s:Ao. third. Time
1913. E,ruscan. schramouch. Linda Payn
and Fenrock also ran.
sixth Rsce-Thrte-year-olds and up
selling ouc mile and a sixteenth: Bora
III 1raplin,. 1910. 81 and $40. won
Jabot. III Iwardp. $40 and 81 so. second
Little England. 40 CBali). Cio. third
limo, l<T S.5. Slumberer. Ed weiss
Jacket. Daingerneld and Maeeabee ais
ran.
Seventh Race. hree-year-oids ana up
selling. one mile and seventy yards; Sue
cess, ios tBalD. s?tso.. 1880 and Cst
won. Little Nearer. 100 (Kleegsr. t2
and ss.io. second; Maxim's Choice. 10
traplin,. 81 10. third. Time, lt -
@. " Miller. Seabeach. woodfair, Fone
tionaire, Benjamin ara Reptou also ran.
The sun., 1916-10-05
YALE IN SC0RELESS TIE.
Regulars weakened by Absence OF
Black, LIE Gore and Bingham.

New HAVEN, Oct. 1.-THE Yale var
sity eleven was held 20 a scoreless tie
this afternoon by the scrubs, but the
hrst eleven was weakened by the alb
sence Of lie Gore. Bingham n Capt
Back. The two backs were succeeded
by Steward and Neville, Durfee played
In Blacks accustomed place.
Early season work WAS ordered for
tho most part to-day. Tad" Jones figur-
Ing II out that In the rudiments Yale
was weak In the opening game against
Carnegie Tech. A hard scr.mmage ID
on the programme for tomorrow.
Yale football supporters were chesred
to-day with the announcement that Jim
Braden, former star Of the Washington
and Jefferson eleven. had made up condi'
lions in studies and viii be eligible u
play for he Blue this fall. Bradsn 10 Z
haifbask end dsop AaAsy. lie Wa In
eligible ~ yeaA
The sun., 1916-10-05
A NEW SANFORD TRICK.
Rutgers Tries Out "MuItiple Kick"
to he Csed In Game on Saturday,

New BRUNSWICK. oct. IA thorough
drill In Caach Sanford's newly invented
multiple kick" was given the back field
men to-day and II is likely that the kick
will he employed TO good advantage
against Washington and Lee. Tho bail
Is passed to two men. who hold II in
their hands. Hazel kicking 1t without
1t touching the ground.
Nash. star tackle last year. and Rob-
eson. this years star. were put on tho
second team to-day to give the Rutgers
backs practice In charging a stlr line.
Despite the opposition the backs all got
away to long gains. Weller. the former
Manual Training star OF Brooklyn,
showed up particularly well on the limo
and is sure OF a regular guard position.
The opening OF college has swelled tho
squad to siXty-ive men.
The sun., 1916-10-05

hole Miss Campbell holed . putt from tho
Edge Of the second green. and then drove
two balls into the road that crosses the
third hole and by some freak OF the
scorecard 10 called out OF bounds. 30 II
went all tho way to the turn, which they
reached on even terms.
Coming In they played much more
steadily. and seven Of the last n'ne holes
were halved. The thirteenth was won by
Miss Campbell In 4 to 6. n she held
the lead TO the home hole. whore she
took s. Mrs. Hucknall making q 3 and
sauaring the match
On the first extra hole Miss Campbell
had a two foot putt for q win and the
match went on to the second. There
everything seemed to BE- shaping up for
a half in I and another extra hole until
Mrs. Hucknall's bail came to rest directly
in Miss Campbelrs line. Tho stymie
really decided the match. for Miss Camp
bell failed TO set by n lost the hole.
Californian Beaten.
The others who won to-day-Miss
Rosenthal. Mn. Fox, Miss Kaiser and
Mrs. Auchinclos-ali beat their oppo-
nents without much dimculty. Miss
Rosenthal. playing her usual deliberate
game. much to the discomfort Of Miss
Stirling and Mrs. Stetson. who were
right behind had to wait on every
hole. beat Miss Edith chesbrough OF
California by 4 up and 2 to play.
Mrs. Fox. who was runner up for the
national title as far back a. 1899. elimi.
mated the last Bostonian. Miss Alice Sar-
gent Of Brookline. by the comfortable
margin OF s up and 4 to play Mis-
Kaiser eliminated Mrs T. f. Forrest oil
knollwood 4 and 2. n Mrs. Auchin.
Gloss earned her place In the last eigh,
by downing Miss Mildred Smith OF
Evanston by the same margin.
All eyes Tomorrow will be upon the
match between Miss Stirling and Miss
Rosenthal. for the two young stars have
never met before.
The sun., 1916-10-05
GENERALS HEADED NORTH.
WAshinEtOn and Lee Team Leaves
Virginia To-day for West Point.

LEXINGTON. Va. Oct. 4.-washington
w Lees football squad Of twenty-five
men VIII leave tomorrow for West Point,
where the team will meet the cadets on
saturday. in the first intersectional
sNne OF a schedule marked by six SINH
~ contests.
Coach Elcock announced at the con-
sus'on OF practice to-day the anne Of
re men to make the trip. They are /:
neds' Larkin, Graham, Adams and
Madsworth tackles. Ignlco. Johnson
spo scovell: guards. Moore. Bryan.
ntlhsi and EVANS centres, Plerotti and
S%srdner quarterbacks. Bagley and
.omWen halves, Capt. Young, Kehoe,
ram TIL and Paxton. and fullbacks.
sorrells md Grille.
Practice during the whole week has
ssh devoted to the development Of the
oaehsive work Of the ends and backs
.ha to forward passing. Capt. Young
licking.
The sun., 1916-10-05
Big BOxing Might.

This will he one Of tho biggest boxing
nights yet known In Greater New York,
as Ave clubs will present bouts 70 their
patrons.
With Silent Martin and Jack McCarron
as the topliners. the Clermont A. C..
leads the list. although Marty Cross and
Paul Doyle should put UP a slashing bat.
tie at the Empire A. G.
Artie McGovern and Dave Medar will
entertain the patrons of the Pioneer 8. c.
with a good contest and the Harlem will
depend on Dave Kurtz and Nero Chink
to furnish the fireworks. Bill Brown is
still running bouts at Far Rockaway and
Will entertain his patrons tonight with
a bout between Jimmy Flynn and Young
Eddy.
Walter Mohr and Eddie Dorsey can be
depended on to put up "A hurricane night
at the Vanderbilt tomorrow night and
Manager Kirk OF the New Polo A. A. will
introduce Pete Collins and Johnnie
Brown as the headliners.
Gus Christy and X. o. Sullivan. the
Shenandoah slammer. will draw a crowd
to the Broadway $. c.. Saturday night.
The sun., 1916-10-05
TOP GOLF WINS FOR
BOWLING IN PLAYOFF
Scarsdale Professional Earns
Place in Big Siwanoy
Tourney.

BY playing spectacular sok over the
Inwood links yesterday Jack Bowling.
professional OF Scarsdale Country Club,
won the playor In the triple tie which
existed after the qualifying our OF the
Professional Golfers Association cham
plonship. He covered the thirty-six holes
In li7, having a ~ In the morning and
IS In the afternoon. His morning rounds
tied the curse record. His superior
playing earned him a place among those
who will meet In match play at Siwanoy
next Tuesday.
Clarence Hackney Of Atlantic City and
Macdonald Smith OF Greenwich were 70
have played with Downing. but only
Hackney WAS on time. Smith appeared
Just after noon. but was not allowed &c
compete. as both Bowling and Hackney
already had completed their morning
rounds. Hackney was distanced BY
bowling. getting 81. 8l-i66.
bowling played perfectly in the morn
ing. going out in SO and coming back ir
an equal number OF strokes. He nego,
t!ated a 2 On the dificult twelfth, ant
played par golf consistently. His card
The sun., 1916-10-05
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

First R~ace-Purse.. msidens. all ages.
mile: Hester Smith, lo5. Basilius. los;
lronmaster. ii2. Meljen. ia. Pierce w,
ll5.
Second Race-Advancs money. selling:
three. year-olds ana upward six furlonSs.
sBlack Beauty. rs: flush Tush. l02:
Brizz, 1907: PARKWAY. io7; San Vega. Az
NalAhsr. 1la,
Third R~acs-selling; three -vear-olds
ana upward.; Six furionEs; 'Hawthron.
100; Blddy, los: Roscoe Goose. 100. bars
and stars, ia; Uncle Hart, ~
Fourth Race-The st. l.eger Handicap:
81, 900 added: three-year-oIds and up
ward: two miles ano a quarter; Hanovia.
iO5. Killanns. lo6; Embroidery, ia
Fifth 'Racs-Handicap; all ages; six
furlonss; J. J. Murdoch, 1893 Converse,
i0b: Faux. Col. 1906; Amason. ios; Emma
Frank. 40: Vogue. ZIG; BAybsrry Candle
Ills,
furionEs; ssignoretts. IS; Regular. 100;
lakewood Boy. los; 'Nsttis wAlcutt. los
sprinx Wheat. ios; fsrseus. ios; Kagura,
ics; I.ytls, 100; Psachis' los: Elisry. 100
seventh Ra Selling; thr..-yssr-old.
and upward: mile ana seventy Yards
sIouiss Paui. Zoe: 81 isiilusion. 100: sCom.
maurstts. let; SURPRISING. los; Aibsrts
Trvs. io:; Samuel 4. Nsysf. ais.
sASosssesss snswssss ssaAnsa
The sun., 1916-10-05
RIUGHTON TAKES
Up COACHING JOB
OF HARVARD TEAM
md Mentor on Side Lines
While Substitutes Score
Over Scrubs.
6ARS OF ELEVEN WATCH
-. -r ECRIMMAGE

6Rnmon. Maa.. OCT. (.-Continued
- weather prevented several Of the
Iuynsd regular football players. who
N suuder weight from getting into to-
~ scr!mmagA. This was not Alto
CAsP to the liking OF the coaches. as
iwuy Haughton. the head coach. was
mN.ea the field for the first time this
~ Haughton watched the play from
- thde lines.
An interesting feature Of the days
veg& was the activity Of Bert Waters.
stain Of the Harvard team twenty
osss years ago. who was out at the in
Nahon Of Leo Leary TO help coach the
hsmsn. Tho forwards have needed
~ strenuous drilling. and Waters
Oly showed them how the old timers
~ 10 work in close scrimmage.
~ varsity played without Capt. Dad
m, Harte. Harris. Taylor and Flower.
~ substitutes did well. particularly on
stsek- They scored two touchdowns
uss working the ball for long stretches
. he isld. The scrubs scored q feld
~ from the 20 yard line by CHM,
q also made . touchdown by driving
MA given the ball by the coaches. The
WV Nses "AOe ~ W w JeAO
|Wrln Of q kick by Ellison.
ne appearance Of Haughton makes I,
atain that the Crimson squad has abou,
|hbdAed It's fundamental drilling and will
|AA5g3tt begin learning some more of those
|Q9ghton tricks which have been pus.
|ikG- Yale and Princeton for severa,
buts The veteran coach paid no par.
tMIaF attention to any OF the men. bu,
y watched closely the formations anc
- actions Of the first and second elevens
70 Seserved comment for later. when h,
better acquainted.
There was no particular reason VIII,
y Ave varsity stars should have re
nkined on the sidelines during the scrim
nege practice. They are all In good con
|ttop. but Coach Leary thought he woul,
athsr give q few leading substitutes al
|tJefnoon Of work. Several OF the sub
Gtites developed football power tina
eakN II certain there may be sewers
aAnges on the first line before the sea
Ion ends.
Hatghton expects to get into the thicl
Il the fray In a few days. He has bee
holding of until the cares Of his base
al team Is over.
The sun., 1916-10-05
NEW COLORS AT PIPING ROCK.
DnnLcrs as "Nr. CIOister" Will
Race Horses ON Saturday.

Weights were announced yesterday
for the four handlcaps which will he de-
cided at the Piping Rock meeting on
saturday For the Oak Ridge Cup, a
steeplechase at about two and a half
miles, II. w. Sagc's Pebeto has been as
signed top weight Of 1872 pounds. This
Is five pounds more than Mrs. Payne
Whitney's Cherry Malotte will be asked
to carry, The Handicapped considers
Lewis Garth's Robert Oliver third best,
for he has assigned him 1853.
This meeting viii introduce a new
racing firm. II will he known as Mr..
Cloister." This assumed name was reg
istered yesterday by two sportsmen who
ARE well known bankers Of New York
and Boston, II Is their intention 10 pur.
chase several horses 10 race on the regu.
lar tracks as well as AZ the hunt meets.
The sun., 1916-10-05
SCHOLASTIC TEAMS
BEGIN FRAY TO-DAY
Commerce and Boys High Open
GridirOn Season at Wash
ington Park.


The scholastic football season will get
under way this afternoon when the
Commerce High School griddlers line up
against the Boys High eleven At WASH
ington Park IN Brooklyn. Tho contest
has been moved forward from next Sat
urday.. Several members Of the Com
merce team would have been unable to
play Saturday and both ~sggresations
agreed to play to-day.
Coach Siskind Of the Manhattan tenn
has been drilling his charges hard In
preparation for this game and expects
his eleven to emerge triumphant. The
Boys High squad. under the direction
OF J. r. Wilson. who coached the team
last year. ts in fine condition and q
keenly contested game probably will re.
suit. Carlton Collins. right halfback or
Cornell last season and quarterback al
Boys High In 1910. Il assisting Wilson
with the coaching.
The sun., 1916-10-05
FORDHAM WORKS HARD.
Coach Gargan Does Not Hold west
ern Maryland Lightly.

That Head Coach Gargan does not
hold lightly the Western Maryland eleven.
which plays on Fordham Field on sat
urday. was shown by the Maroon mem
tors orders to make tho workout sitter
yesterday.
The three hour practice included every
form OF drill and ended with IA half hour
scrimmage with the scrubs. The mixull
netted the varsity a pair OF ~touchdowns,
Dempsey scored his first touchdown
of the season when he circled right end
for a thirty yard run 10 the goal line.
His twenty yard pass to Cantwell re-
suited In the other score,
Assistant Coach Moriar!,y is admins.
tering "A stiff dose OF offensive work for
the line men. From tackle to tackle the
Fordham rush line is heavy and welded
into a solid wall defence, but the Maroon
coach has his team scheduled for bigger
things on offensive plays and put then
through a gruelling charging drill yes
terday.
The sun., 1916-10-05
SCORE ON DARTMOUTH.
Sssbs Make Two TOuchdOwns In
Hard scrtmmage.

PASSOVER, y. H.. Oct. An the first
,-'a scrimmage Of the week to-day the
oNumouth varsity registered two touch
owns on the second team. Special em-
pass's was given to punting with Ger
w and puhamel kicking for the varsity
ago Burns FOR the scrubs. All were in
svoo physical condition. although Gle.
.snfe for the varsity. was taken out
'arIy because Of minor injuries.
1he painting of both teams was not ~
s'od AZ was expected, but the work In
.oiking, tackling and running down
Ahts vac excellent. McDonough. quar-
qua Tor the second team. showed evil
aeh'e ~ a return to the form he dis
sAyed last year,
a short scrimmage will he held to-
Sprfo# ~ preparation for the Lebanon
,A.i.y game Saturday. which. from the
,ho"iig - that team last week. prom
@s 10 be close.
Waiter r. Mccormack. varsity captain
~ 1855 and coach In is0l-02 and a
"ssent a member OF the alumni counsel
ssAslcd the coaches to-day,
The sun., 1916-10-05
SCHEDULED BOXING BOUTS.
TONIGHT

Clermont A. C.--Silcnt Martin vs.. Jack
Mccarron,
Empire A. C.-Willie Jackson vs. Allie
Mack, Marty Cross w. Paul DOYLE.
Pioneer :. Cart McGovern vs.. Dave
Medar, Jack Denning ~. Al Mccoy.
Harlem s. Dave Hurts vs.. Hero
Chink. Paddy Burns vs., Preston brown.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER &.
Vanderbilt \. C.-Walter Mohr vs., Eddie
~ SATURDAY. OCTOBER :.
Pa,rmcnt 4 C-Tex Kelly VS.. Frank
Cnrbone. Willie Warren vs. Jack Ortiz
RrondwaY = C.-Gus Christie vs.. X. q,
Ouecnshoro A. ~C--young oscar Gardner
W. jimmy puny.
TUESDAY. October 10.
Broadway 5. C-Jsck Dillon VS., Sailor
GrAnue.
The sun., 1916-10-05
Two Mem York Women
Still in Golf Tourney
Results in Women's
National Tourney


S-nomps00enAp 1~e.N
Thomas Huoknsll,. Forest. Hill, beat Miss
Ethel NJ. Campbell. Philad slphia. ! " go
beat Mrs. y. c. Let's. C%ineinnatL I yp 90
holes): Mrs. Caleb r. FoH. Huntingdcn
, X.,l'y' Ss.t h M;:. 4 Hi' G. A SsssHSaii srf Sip:
Ing Rock. bss, Miss Mildred Smith. Evans
ton. I and a. Mrs.. w A. Gavin, raconic,
8; Miss Elaine Rossnthal. Rayisloe. beat
Miss Edith Chessebroush, Burlineams. =
and q Miss Alsxa W.. Stirling. Albania.
ley. 8 and I.
The Draw fes The Third Round.
Miss Laurie Kaiser. Fiossmcor. W. Mrs
Thomas Hucknall, Forest Hili; Miss MI.
r. roI. Huntingdon Valley; Mrs. e. e.
Auchincloss. Piping Rock. vs. Mrs w; a.
Gavin, Taconic: Misc Elaine Eoeentnai.
lanta.
The sun., 1916-10-05
INGRAM HERO AT NAVY.
Brother of Head Coach Plays Great
Game ON First Team

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Oct. A very de-
cided shakeup was made In the navy
varsity this afternoon. Capt. Ward. who
had been trying for end was put back in
his old Job at tackle. Johnson was called
from the second string aggregation to
take his place. Non Heimbcrg, who COW
cred the other wing In the game against
Dickinson. was benched n Jackson got
the call.
The coaches also put Ingram at half
back and the young plebe brother OF the
head coach covered himself with glory.
Time after tim he ploushed through the
second team for substantial gains get
ting away on one OF these dashes for n
sixty yard run and a touchdown.
The sun., 1916-10-05
PLAYS FINAL HOLE IN ONE.
Chicago Golfer Wins . Match By
Turning . Rare Trick.

CHICAGO. Oct. l.-What 10 said 10 be
the first time in golf history when a
player won a match by making tho inal
hole In one Is recorded in the contest
for the W. J. jackson trophy at Beverly
Country Club yesterday.
Playing in the final Harry r. Shollen-
berger and william F. Nelson came to
the eighteenth tee all square The hole
Is 1875 yards. n Shollenberssr's mashie
shot rolled UP to the hole and rested
against the pin. When the pin was
lifted the ball fell in, Nelson holed his
putt for a two. but Il did aim no good.
The sun., 1916-10-05
PENNSY PLAYER HURT.
Waldeman of Freshman Football
squad Seriously Injured.

PHILADELPHIA, oct, 4-Walter +,
Waldeman, a freshman at the University
OF Pennsylvania, who was injured Mon
day Mt Franklin Field while tackllng n
dummy In football practice. IL in a
critical condition In the university hos
pital. II Is feared his neck Is broken.
His father. August Waldeman OF Vine
land. y. j., Is at hts bedside.
Waldeman Is paralyzed from the
shoulders down. Instead Of grabbing
the sawdust stuffed dummy" Waldo
man became confused In running and
dlved straight at the frame supports OF
the apparatus. His head struck the
post. waldeman's Injury Is tho most
serious to occur at Franklin Field thls
year.
The sun., 1916-10-05
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

WANTED-TO RENT BY THE
MONTH MY COACHMAN. ALI.
LINERIES. HORSE. VICTORIA AND
BROuGHAM AND HARNESSES.
FOR PARTICULARS APPLY TO
MRS. WILLIAM ALLEN. 81 EAST
esTH ST. TELEPHONE 49,
The sun., 1916-10-05
MICHIGAN STARTS WELL.
Wolverines Beat Marietta In Open.
ing Game Of Their Football season

ANN ARBoR. Mich, Oct. 1.-THE Uni
versity OF Michigan won the opening
game OF It's football season here to-day.
defeating Marietta College. 3s to D.
Coach Yost OF Michigan made numer-
Gus substitutionS during the game, get
ting nearly his entire squad into action.
Michigan's ground gaining was done
through continuous smashing upon the
Marietta line. with Capt. Maulbetsch,
Sparks and Raymond taking turns at
scoring. Marietta used open plays
throughout and successfully executed
number Of short passes. Numerous at.
tompts by Marietta at long passes, how.
ever, failed. The lineup:
The sun., 1916-10-05
ELEVEN WINS.

BtH.INuTON. W, Oct. the I'M
wwtn'y % Vermont aasAtsd h II.
'%sshA'i' team OF winooskt at football TO-
sS by The score of 80 70 Q.
The sun., 1916-10-05
school Association Report.

DR.. Virgil Prettyman yesterday gave
out the FIRST annual report OF the Ath-
letio Association of Private Schools Of
Greater New York. The organization
was formed at a meeting In Poly Pre-
paratory School in Brooklyn last year.
Practically every private institution in
the city agreed 60 cooperate with tho
Public Schools Athletic League. DR..
P~rettyman. as president OF the associs-
ton. announced that all the private
schools except Hamilton Institute had
retained their membership In the asso-
citation. The absence OF Hamilton was
a surprise to all concerned. rs Or.
Shaws school last year was one OF the
leading factors In the league.
No reason has been announced for
HamiI,on's refusal to remain In the
association. but Il Is believed the school
Ii not In favor Of certain rules OF the
association. Members of the association
include Poly Prep. Horace Mann,
Adelphi Academy. De La Sale Institute,
Brooklyn Prep, barnard. Collegiate. ST.
Johns Prep. ST. Francis Prep. st. Fran
els Xavier. Kirmeyer School. Kelon
Franklin. Berkeley and Ethical Culture
seven Games for MontcIair
Seven games will be played this sea.
son by the Montclair Academy fooibal
team. The campaign will open on Octo,
bar ~ with Stevens. Games will follow
with Irving. Pingry. ST. Paul's. Borden
town. Newark and Kingsley. C. S. Jone,
again will coach the team, and Oscai
Mathiason will act as captain. Radford
last seasons star halfhack. will be miss
ing. having transferred his allegiance I,
Montclair High School.
The game scheduled At Garden CIT,
to-day W st. Paul's School anC
South Side High has been postponed b,
mutual consent. The Long Islanders AT,
In poor shape. They also have cancelled
next Saturdays game with Manual.
Morris High Schoo Il without tho ser
vices Of n football coach. Mccarthy
formerly at Fordham Prep. has beef
mentioned AS successor 20 Dr. Emmons
but no definite announcement has heei
made as TO his appointment. The boy
are practising daily AT Berkely oval II
The Bronx and II IL likely that Morri
will be represented by one OF the strong
est teams in the history II the institu
ton.
The sun., 1916-10-05

Dear Tor-n) I would like to know
II this isn't something OF a record for third
bas!ng in one game: Billy. Lee, regular
QUITE der OF the Nashville. southern Assoc
cation. while substituting for Art kores at
third base. handled twelve chances with
and one single out OF four times At batf
"a, What number OF chances have been
out error X. II. r.
"a Not a record. tc) Parrot tChi.
! cago Nationally accepted ~ chances.
June 8. 1898. Shindle (Baltimore) ac-
| cep,ed II chances. September 2s. 1898.
and Harry Ray Cleveland Americans)
; accepted /: chances. July 10. 1904.
The sun., 1916-10-05

Dear Tom-I) Please let me know how
I can obtain an A. A. L. membership card :
90 when do tho amateur boxing %toutna-
men,s start? ,S) Also how can I secure
entry blanks for same by doing go you
will greatly obligs IL D.
% Apply to Secretary-Treasurer Fred
w. Ruben. 81 Warren street. New
York. t2) October ls and IS. Crescent
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