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Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-22
che Wctnan'$ Corner

Women Of Middlesex and Union
counties are interested in the Econ
omic Rummage Exchange which
opened recently at the home of Mrs.
Frank Amber Pattison, in Colonia.
and proved at the start that 1t would
fill a want in the community. 1t is
the purpose of Mrs. Pattison to make
it an exchange not only of goods, but
ideas and of mutual help and benefit
to all classes. Already through the
medium of the exchange three cases
of crippled children in need of treat
ment and braces have been discover
ed. One has been taken to the Post
Graduate Hospital in New York, and
the others have been put under pro-
per care. The idea back of the ex-
change is that in every home there
are articles that are too good to
throw away and yet that have out
lived their usefulness to that particu-
lar family. 1t is proposed to take
everything from silver, cut glass and
jewelry down to clothing and live
stock. Many inquiries were received
for shoes, overcoats and warm cloth
ing of all kinds, women walking from
surrounding villages in the hope that
they might purchase clothing at a
small price. Almost the entire stock
was sold out. The exchange will be
open every Friday. Tea is served for
one penny cup.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-22

The four masted schooner Front
enac, which has been at the Perth
Amboy Drydocks for more than a
month, sailed the latter part of last
week 1t is understood 1t was bound
for Africa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-05
ESPANA PEDlRA iNDEMNlZA
ClON

MADRID. Octubrc dc l9l6.-El
jefe del Gobierno, senior condo d.
RomanoH-S. Ia celebrate ana d"te-
niGa confrrrncia con el miniStro lie
Estado, seHnr Jimcno. Y con ri scnoy
Merry del Val, respccto .! torpedco
dc buqUcS cspah0lcs.
FL SeHor condo de Romanones de
clar1 cue tirnc muy bucnaS imprc-
stones DC coNSegUir una soluci0n Il,
vorab!e en- IN TODD para Espan".
Tanhien manifesto oil" .Alrmania
ha otrcciio que sus submarines no
lorpedtaran MS buqucs cspaHo!es.
Espana. saeun dcclaraci6n del jcfc
del @obirrno. reclamarI indemniza-
ci6n por los intercses c~spahols2 per
~judicadoS . cauSa i" Ia campana sun
marina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-05
SITuACION ANCuSTlOSA DE
UNA PROVINCIAL

ALMERIA, Octubre dc l9l6.-Se
ha organizado de manera espon:anca
UNA manifestation de @car2rad"r"s
: cxportadoreS dc IVA.
Los ANNIVERSARIES Sc diri&irroE en-
actitud pacitica Il gobierno civl y
ALI entregaron Al g~obcrDador I'M tc-
!egrama para que 10 hicicra Ilrgay 4
der del .:.:r e., ~gnhi"!"7.
En- cI citado tcI"grama g In cumu-
nicado al Pyesiu~,.t" De. ConSeio que
l. situaci6n dc u provincial as angus
tiosa y que ant" n imposibiLidad Dc
cxportar Ia uva por talta dc rmbarca-
clones 70 pcrGcr3n las coscchaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-05
tdOlfo BRlSSJN.
FUE2ON APREHENDlDOS Los
CERENTES DE Los BAN
COS NAClONAL !
Nirnr de- In pag. ia.)

que cI ella hic" para expires ~ opor-
muamcutc 10 quH mcj"r c5nvimirYa
. los intrrrSrS del Banc" Y i los
mius personals. US.ah1 an"ra de
los dcrechos Que me reserve. mani
ii"Stu = ~IStc,".: que uo cSicy n!Gpa"S
Ia 4 formar partr del C0nS"jo De In
c~aUtaciGn. nj mrn0S 4 cntl"%3r vo-
luntariament" To- cuanIio:os lnteyc.
SEES auc So Me han confiado como
Gercntr de la Institution ~rvprcsada
Nj Conseio hH ;ormu!&io va i pro
tesla razonaGa AM IL Serrtta:!" de
Hacienda para salvaI 81 responsible
lidad ante los acciCniStIs del Rance.
que son los unicOS que puc,irn legal
mente conScntir en- una intervention.
semciantc Y aun diSponer 7ihremcr-
te dc sus ~inter"Scs. Io, por mi parto,
para salvar mi respon$abIlidad ante
ia .Tunta DirCctiva, dc Ia que nc re-
cihido mi nnmbramicrto : mis- a1l:-
buciOncs proresto 4 mi vcz contra l.,
incautaci0M eXpre.ada Y manifesto
| que solo cedienio 4 las inginuaci"ne5
dc Ia iuerza Seri como cntreguc las
liaves del Departments en- que eXi&-
| 1n las Oficinas del Banco. i!ago n
| ustedcs. presente que va ne dirijo 2
Ia S~ecrataria de Hacienda transcri-
biendole esta communication para que
| ella Sc sirva detelm!2ar il que cstimc
| prcceden;e." Lo que teAemo> el no
nor dc tranScrihIr = listed, a fin de
que Sc sirva comunicarnoS las nstruc
clones Que cstimr p~roccdentes sobrc
81 particular. para cumplirlas Y h.
cerlas cumplir en- SIS t&rminns.-Pro
testamos Il listed nucStIa muy lis
tinruida considerIci6n.-CONSTITU
CION Y REFOEMAS.-NtXico, 81
de Septiemhra De !9lf.-- PaScpal No
rales Y Nolina.-l. 7. IZazola.-G.
Na!donado. rHinri Us
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-05

L0NDRES, Octubrc 4.-LoS pecioii
lie Londres han seguid0 ~ocupandoSe IN
sus a~rticuloS de iOndO de diScVtjr el Il.
rimo discurso del raRciiler a!eman,
o Bethmann-Howe.I. hacienda 70
saltar IL diterencia &c tonn gle cIiz-
fe entire eSta plea oratoEla ' Ia K
elaraciones precsdentes. Los eaitcELa
hstas de los tiarios haeen notar que
fGerg de los a;aques dirigido> = L.
elaterra. 81 caEciller no h" dicho ma
ia nuevo ' Qu- ell raao" !e ESQ, dc-
ben sentirse ~roa-r~r.aGCS lo!o@ los
Que esperaban v,.!3 hacer i~nsiHua-
clones De PSF.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-05
IA Industrial ALCODONERA

---N
,,,.
N>|'" ''"N'
=" A"''!!o que ~
v>h~"r'"'oI'S "' :" U'@ W
nan ''''"''' I'' '''''
81 lbs "H'''''"o' 80"
h."'''" &c - |"'''
"' u''' '"P''",''' " 49,.
&c &'a''"N &c ""+''''. -
! d" " j" @Ht'''" "'' W."
pi'iI''o- ci,'''" "'
cEc'Hi"" " "'S d. ''' ''''l,
/ "!eH.'> @' -'-t' cue P''''"''' ~
meal" "lf.'i'' " - E"'''"
Tor rSt. rDWu!--Ii'!' " ~-!'"'Ni
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-05

vantina Y IN dane cnorme 4 Ia vida
nacional.
Culnan los periodicos al Gobierno
de ser d&bil para II defe!tsa tie los de-
~ncn0S de FSl&na.
&cStiencE ,stas w.smss '.-ar.Hr..
il tcoria dc que sean empleadoS pa
ra el cabotaje Y para ell transportc de
carbon ingIts los vapores alemancS y
austriacos que eXiSten en- los pucrtos
de Espana, con 10 cGal 81 conpcnSa-
ran las haias Que en- Ia marina MGR
cante e~SpaHola causan los Submarl-
nos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-05
REGATAS

SAS SEBASTIAN. Octubre de
1915 Fl resultado De las regatas
fut br:llantiSino. +! "Giralda" ran0
"A Copa Victoria Eugcnia que era el
premio de Honor; el "Quinto." go
bernado por Carmen ~Irasusta. ohtuvo
Ia Copa Dc IL Condosa lie Castillo. y
el halandro "Greedos." que goberna-
ba Ia senorita BermeiiIo. ganG Ia
Copa Infanta Isabel.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-05
LOS ARMADORES CONTlNUAN
ACTUANDO

MADRID. Octubre de 19lG.-I.os
armadoreS sigucn cXponiendo Sus
q~ueiaS.
Los de Valencia Sc lam,.ntan del
torpedeo lie los barcos en- el Aledite-
franco. manifiestan In triste situaci6n
de La marina mercantc Y piden auXi-
!io NJ Gobierno en- Ell conflicto que
Sc les ~pTezenta,
FL senior Jimeno re ateadido @ las
reclamaciones y s~clicita In patr6tica
ayuda de todos-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-05
LA HUELGA DE FERROVIARIOS

MADRID. Octuhre de lglG.-Con.
tinla en- 81 mismo estAdn IL hurlga
de ohrrE0s i"rr"viar.of.
La circulation dc los lrrnes HI que
daio regularizada.
Las autoridades han adoptado toda
c!asc dc precaucionrS para cvitar que
cl orden publico Sc alterc y para i'm
pedir que les nuelguistas rirrzan roac
rinnr--
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-05
PROTESTA CONTRA Ell TORPE-
DEO DE BUQUES ESPANOLES

MADRID. Octubre de l9l6.-Loi
p~er;6dicos publican energicas protes-
tas contra el hecho de que los buques
espanoles sean torpedeados por sub
marinos de las nacioEes behgerantes.
Ana6e "a prensa que esos torpedeos
cream graves confictos q las casas
navieras e 4 los ex~portadores eSpaho-
les. causando n rtIina 4 Ia region le-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-05
-
"a OFFNSiNA DE Los
(Viene de la 2a.)

pas en- atacar Y contra atacar nues,
tras p~osicioncs del frente del Soma,
sin habcr degrade ~relajar naestro sis
tenatico metodo de avance."
la ofen5iva franco-britanica Sc
guira con Ell mismo empuje que ha
venidc teniendo haSta ahcra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-05

BUQUES QUE NO Sc HAGEN 4
LA MAR

BARCELONA. Octuhrr de 1916
IN Association Nautica de Gapii3ncs
V Photos de IL marina mcrcantc ha
te!egrafiadO n iefe del eobierno co.
~municandOle que las casaS navicras
So niegan . que sus buques Sc hagan
q Ia mar haSta que cstcn suiiciente-
mente garantizada$ las vidas DE- III:
tributaries.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-05
TFICO EN- BARCELONA

MADRID. Octubre de- 1916 e.
.Alca!de y q ~gobernador de Barcelo-
ma han communicate 1 II Junta de
Transp0rteS las e~xlstcncias de trigo
en- aquella provincial y IA necesidad
de adQuirir aucvos cargamentos Ell
Ia Argentina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-05
OPINION DEL DAILY TIMES"

"Es periec,amcntr cLaro-&i'e =
DAILY Times Qur 81 a!~'urSo IL,
doctor Won Belmanu-Howyl! m s.lo
dictado mas 1irn por as cXige4 ci2>
de IL sicuaci6u p~oltiica dr Al~mau!a.
que por !os acontecimientos eXJrr!o-
res. Lo que preocupa TGS:s !! canc!..et
I'll el curse lie 81 G.srurso. - 81 ohje-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-05
TORMENTA EN- CADlZ

CADI2, Qctnhre de 1916 Una tor
mchta violennsima ha azotadc a Ia
poblaci6n inundando las GALES Y eau
sando grandeS deStrOZos en- el barrio
DE PuntaleS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-05

% lie ~rcsta5lcccr su propia autoridad
. mcrtemantc ~QUcbrantada ' De est
mular {! glLor d. IA naci6n para que
Pucda r>lav en- condolences DE- af.on
.,r las pe!igros QUE Sc aye,iE@u.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-05

PARIS. Octuhre /. La r"nta
frauceSa De! tres Dcr cient" ce.r" hoy
q - ~t.ancn.. Ia auey" Grt.t:s H. I'm
90 no. s.cu;u - "a ir:ur"s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-05
La prensa inglesa sigue connentando 81 dtimo discourse del
Canciuer Won Bethmann-H olweg
ST Alemania esta prest. a hacer la paz, nosotros no
10 estamos--dice Ell "Craphic"
Noticias Teleeraficas y Cablegraficas de todo ell Mundo

tardada en- scsonta minutes. 4 In una
De n man&na del citado dla. reSta-
blecitndoSc n bora de Greenwich.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-05

NUEVA YORK. Octubre 4.-El
Commercial Cable Company" anunci6
cor fscha prlmero del actual, que Ia
hora tesat 81 Frorcia htti1 sido re.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10
CHAMPION AL MCCOY
IS AGAIN 0U1P0lNTED
Young .\hcarn Lands Earl!
and Often on Holder Of
Title.

Young .Ahcarn outpoin,ed \ M''"F'
so-halled m!ddleweiEht champion. N
every one Of the ten dull rounds Al N"
Broadway sporting club OF Rrookl>n las
night. Mccoy was wiling to take i
chancc with the weak punches OF
Aheo~r. lie received a larse assortment
Of !igh, taps, while he p~lodded IN s"'sh-
ing wild swings through the air NO.
once did he land squarely.
Ahearn jaobed Mccoy enough III inc
ifs two rounds TO open "A Gu. over Ms
rIshl eye. Mccoy 100 a ltt'l" beating
in the third and more in the '"uF'h.
which tie bell ended when he seemed
10 ba dazed from a succession OF right
uppercuts. The crowd called for Ahearn
10 finish ii in the MN. bu, he wa WeaN
from his exe.tions ~ he previous Ses'
sion. He made no further EFFORTS - 90
real damage being content 10 play II
SAFE and gracefully outlook the clumsy
titleholder to the end,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10
TURF STARS NAMED
FOR The BROOKLYN
All BIG Stables Enter Libcr-
ally for stake Events at
Aqueduct.
MANY IMPORTED HORSES

Racing Secretary Fred Rchbcrscr
eave out yesterday n list Of the nomi-
nations for the stakes to be run At the
summer meeting Of the Queens county
Jockey club on the Auucduct track
from June - to July ~. These IN
clude the horses named for III" Carter
and Brooklyn Handbags and the nomi-
nations Indicate that these historic
events will be made up OF better class
helds han ever before.
Harry Payne Whitney has named the
best in his stable. including Borrow.
pennant. Regret. Bromo. dominant.
Emden. Chicle. Thunderer and the I'M
ported ciapper Hill. The August Bel
mont lot include Stromholl. Friar Rock.
Delaney. 81. Rock. F'ernrock. l.tbyan
Sands. Tea Caddy and Lord Rock Vale.
The Haras de Fresnay stud will be
represented by three imported horses
OF quality and A. X. McComber. a new
conner to the turf. also VII, have three
imported thoroughbred to carry his
%.olors. among them being star Hawk.
which - rated as on" Of TIC best thr""-
,csr-o,ds ev y s,rt from England
Andrew Mjller has aga'n name the
great Roamer. King OF the handicap d.
vision last year. while James Ru,ler
has made a liberal entry including spur,
Miss Puzzle. Capra. High Noon. comely.
ranacea. Pebbles. Variety. Schoolboy.
Derv!sh and Grasp. oscar l@wisohn
, will make his reappearancc on tho
American turf with W imported horses.
boots and Benevolent. e. X. O. Billings
and Frederick johnson will depend on
their imported two-ycar-olds and among
the seventy.fve stables which have
made entries are such we'll known rae
ing establishments as the irc"riroe
L,.Ifx .AhsIAll IlaVN1iA hntAFu NsA.
stable. capt. r.. Is cassatt. clifford \
Cochran. ". u. zoe. Elkwood Park
Stable. H. e. Iis!lenbeck, FoNhdll /,
kcenc. u. W. Loft. John l. Madd u.
oak Bridge Stable. Oneck stable,
Quincy Stsh.e. schuyler |" Parsons,
John Sanford. John ". Sch"or. Wick
life stable and +. r. Wilson. Jr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10
LEXINGTON RACING RESULTS.

m r,".! T $3.50. $50 'a s"d .:.;s. xeY; MaT;
ristown los tMurphy,' Nlo ana Wi@g'
,scSnd IsrsGn's' p ,US .M"r Broom r,owe',
tather Riiey and caush I'M alec ran
second Race Four ana = half ipn-
longs: Miss Jazbo. loe GA Ps,lle,; "t.v
;sG;oo o r"' 80 80 and I' "a. $50 second: !nve-
nile. 80 lHunr, t3to. third Time; otsS To-
Snswr, Bess.nt.. our Meta, PEAR, w.,
Innocent In..; rsssy Buroh' Folly Ann"
,KcHaeris,, $50, $40 aud $3.50; Won.
can" Run, iOI cooper, $50 and ta.9'
.scond Blue caB, io1 'GS " Q Mn Miai mn
Fourth Race-Derby Trial. one mil: and
an eighth; rrankun. ~. 'aurp,s sS.:v'
I..ao and 81 80, won Bulse: ~ ,Goo'r,:
,,iMS",n 3. 80, third Time, Tits Equal.
track record uIpsy George. Prince Harry
and Polroma also ran .,
tif,h Race-FInr and ons,ha'f r"r,ost
.s%e Ora. Belle; ~! ,N",i ;oo.,, ;s;t
Murphy, 81. third Time, o;Stt-s co,
incidcnce, niilet,s, Fallsl. Diamond sur
Flash and Mabel r. slso ran; 81, fur
"a Sse 70 and $50, Nr.,: John W. klsin
ios,a -. Ked.risl, $3.50 end $3.50; se"omd
Enl"sy, $3.50 third, Time. LIZ, ~
s,mmoUsi ao .I.o r.n F'r"' Denver A"'
seventh Racc--Four. year ODDS and up
ward: scliins. one mile and q Guartsr
Olga star, iol &c, Hunt, ssto. Ss7o az
scto, nr.,; shyness. los g CsI.o'''a ~
"copper". 1870, third. Time. :'es 10, ca,
densu, Charles Francis and Mseva als'
ran,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10
ONLY one FAVORlTE
IS WINNER AT PIMLICO
sun King in Stceplcchasc the
First Choice to Break
the Run.

PtMLiCo. May a--tpse.s we're IRE
uueut AT the races hero this afternoon.
Sun King In the s~teeplcchase being IN"
only first choice to finish in front. A.
y. PARIS Jumper scored a clever vic
tory over ~. NJ. Yields Saratoga cham
pion. Weldship. which is high in flesh
and tired AZ tho finish after outjumpinS
his competitors as usual.
The greatest surprise vas In the two.
,ear-o,d racc when the Mirasol stables
Waterboy hlly Blue Fox came home In
front Of a big field at odds Of better than
90 to /. Ophclia w, an even greater
outsider. was second. and tho publ.
choice. paui Powers's Judge Wingneld.
finished outside of the money. Blue
Fox ou,gam,d Ophelia W. md won by n
nose The results:
fltst iIace-Three-year-olds and up
Mard. selling one mite and sixty yards;
$40, af.i hA.s Ma. los Baiui. 50 20.
and 80. second Scorpii, ll2 uLaneriyb,
4 T. ,S; NTH athena ri Ist,,i LII M. i;s; nay ,Sn's 8:
Light ana III Meiss aiso ran
Second Ra,e-s,ee plechas' handicap 70,
four-year.oids and. upward: tMo miles and
49,. 50 .. ana s:s.os Won Woldsntp l5s
~ 'hl'u, $40. third. Tim 'S3 30
J 60 E.Ni.t. Sup'f Lumdu. - uosure. New
Han 'nn '".i.,tor also ran ,a
ltliI N''f rtHi o-N'dIrh ~ dhi w
io3 ,Mc'ah"yl $50. $40 and H?o,
Won Tao. ess. YES Anderson. 80 and
81. second F.ntock. III UpsrrinktonD,
Held. - 90. third. Time. i:ia ~. Hose
mary. sInno. Orotund. Reflection, Perth
shire, Piquotte, Monty Fox, Stellarina and
scottish Huight also ran.
Fourth ~Rsce-purs-. for two-year-olds
-four ana q hair furlongs: blue Fox, los
tronnorsl. So 20. $50 and $50. won
Ophelia. ", lOy t~parringtonl. S?s 80 and
III SO, sctoyd; Or Nelson. lie - Me
Tasgarv. 1890, third. Time. o:ss 10
SaNi.la. crank. ". X. Beall. Glorine,
straisht Forward. Night owl. chemuns
RlNetsid'. Hally ounse ana Judge wins
FIN Race Purse two year-6ids
scve1 f%urlcngs Anita. ne fraplinl, $50
s.: 40 and 8. 10. Won: Damrosch. li:. NC.
Ace. f25o ana s. 10. second PM Unsar
III ,Hdyu'.r. s. %. third Time, g .
Old scout and rins.s-Ling also ran.
ye.r. o,ds and upward ss furlonss Eddie
Henry. 4oj Psrrius;oni. 80. $50 and
s. a.. Nou. Vermont. i0S ,keogh'. S5sC
ant s32o. second Rravc Cunarder. II.
Strii'h, Isss" lr. Rup!ca, Sea Beach. Ian
por',i simon Jones. socony. Theiercs anc
TItitu also ran.
seventh Rae For ,hrce-yesr.old. an,
upward. so'lrg one nile AMI sixty yards
Little E1g and. no tUli,'. s. ~. - 60 an.
sato. won. La ky George. lio PAIRING
tou'. 81 and e. 20. second MEMO park
: tN5 UHs,uc.i - 80 third Tine. l:t7 IS
( capt ptrr. Gates. Mamie MCbce. Dew.
fish Royal Meteor and Miss waters as
ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10
TINE CARDS FOR GOLFERS.
Bis Entry List At Ardsi~y Makes
action Necessary.

Fecausc Of the large list ot entries for
the three day golf ~tourNaInen: which will
start Al the Ardsley III links ,O-mor-
roN some OF the contestants will either
raNt to get up carly in the morning or
% disappointed about getting into the
play. II j. Certain that. those who have
rot called up the club and applied for 4
time to start should do so, because the
club has found II necessary to make time
allotments 20 each OF IN. starters. The
management has found II Impossible 70
allot the times applied for in a number
~ cases, and in order to get tho qualify
ne round through Oh time for drawings
some Of th' time assignments will have
20 be changed.
There Viii he qualifying rounds OF
eighteen holes IN both morning and after
noon, but nobody viii he permitted to
start after 3lj J. NJ Five ~siXteens will
fual'y from tho $50 entries. Among
those VINO vii play IN III. tournament
are GardHer " White. Hamilton Kerr.
,ieorge 7 Rrotaw. John q anderson.
marry " Coping, Archie NJ. Reid. CHS.
NOM Beach. Ralph Carol. ARENAS
holmes aaf nanbney B%randrcth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10
POLO PRACTICE IS SNAPPY.
Twenty In Gnmc Played ~ Nra-
dow BvOOk.

"EsTBrGY. /" l.. May 9.--Therc was
snapri polo practice on the field ~
N"aao" Brook this afternoon when a
round robin sct.ca. in which twenty
mayors took part. was held, The game
vas a cut in and out Cor w periods
each The ponies were In fairly good
snape.
Lieut.. John II. Hammond, Third Field
A%t'llery, who Is 10 instruct students In
Irll'ing. was one Of the players, Others
VINO took part were Thomas lie Boutil-
yer Philip Stevenson, Charles Scott
cochran, Eugene T.. Reynal. toward
Larry. Charles Cary Rumsey. J, Watson
Mebb, W r. Grace. sidney ID Ripley.
~ {, Phipps, II. Payne whitney, q. ".
..scksher, =. =. Won stale. Malcolm
stevenson. l. T., S,oddard. h has
lo'ned the colony here D. Milburn, J. =.
,'a'", g I. Beadleston and Robert l..
Bacon.
one Of the hes, periods WAS that In
which W z Grace. Webb. Besdiest"r
mo lhipps opposed ]. r. Grace. bacon,
whitney and Milburn. Two periods were
eisynh at top speed n neither side
score! There viii he other tryouts on
Ihur'd'v and saturday mornings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-10
Not in Form, but Wins at Baltimore
WHAT THE SCHOLASTIC
ATHLETES ARE DOING

third: r.ush. ira, fourth. Time )
Discus Throw Hewlett. Blue. 12t feet ?
inches Lea, Gray. i.i feet I inch. second
Biundell. Blue, iig feet | inch. third: Red
mond. Gray. ii6 feet ? inches. fourth.
GRAY. 20 tce'. wics~irSc. Hius. is feei .
inches. second Talbot. GRAY. is feet. third
ssyie'' Gray. y fee, : inches. fourth. .,..
Talbot, Gray. second. Blundell. Blue. third
Paige. Gray. fourth. Time; 3! seconds
Poin, score-Grav. 90 ia. Blue. 81 %
for first place in the greensboro League.
Each won its game ycstcriaN Newtown
boa, Richmond lin. while Jamaica de.
feated Bryant. Tho leaders nave won
four games and lost one. Richmond HiIl
is third. with " won and three lost
Flushing fourth. with ono Won and three
lost. and Bry ant last. with one won and
four lost.
Jamaica High School ,rounced Bryant
yesterday by "a score ~ 10 to I on th'
formers grounds. Heavy hitting wa
the feature of the game. Hnl OMalley
pitcher for Jamaica. proved the heiN!
slugger. getting three in four attempts
Other successful hitters. each OF whom
got two In four times up. incltrie,
Weller. Delaney and Beams Of Bryant
and Bruckman and Brown OF jamaica
The score
RH p
Ptya7t ........ SStSGsS-, %
Baitc-ie.- Delaney and tHr.sau: Cartry
uMal.cS mud tuliuet
Ncw,owr High School won from i;icN
mcnd iili yesterday ON the lditef'
Diamond ~ u greensboro lc1gu" fixture
by u score Of & TO .. one big inning. TIM
second. save New;own the game. |
scored Ave runs IN this frame. kror
ma us reached first ~ an error, stol'
second and took third on Bernstein
single. Wacha. the pitcher, then triple
and scored u minute later on cox
double. Quis scored Cox and Readi
forced the NTH run across the plate
The score
r u Z
N.wtown. ....... 10000 IS .
Richmond. ..... 900 o o. 5
Rattsries-wacha aud kronhaus, Bcall
and Leidinger.
Manual Training won all Ave ma'chc
from the Ade'ph! Academy tennis tear
yesterday. Adclphi was not representa-
+, its strongest team. bat even htd
been tho Lafayette avenue school woulI
have found 1t hard going.
TIE Tome school of Port Deposit. Nj
viii III. the guests of the I.awrcuccNil
school a. Lawreucevillu, y J. to-day
4 bail game and ieuuis matches ar
scheduled. Tome won last years COMES
after ten iunings a score or ] 10 :
sam Miller will pitch for Tome, Wit
Naun.rt catching Playing Oh the ter
mis- team will u. ! IT, Frosyih Tram.
q. +. Watts. " :, Scott, ! II Grove
and !. r I,uesslcr,
TIE proposed Nassau county met
.Cholas:i' meet to he held A. the Miuco'
FAR Grounds on MaN - has been Gale
of Taomss H. Bacon, general manage
OF the Quesus-Nassau Agricultural -
ciet,. yesterday in declaring the game
on stated that the students have
tendency TO destroy and on account d
this the society officials though; 1t be-
no, 10 grant the use OF It's grounds "a
The athletic meet Mare than one thou
sand indiv.iuil entries were cxpcct'
sor the games