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First Race 80 ALLOW anes, two. year-old
maiden colts and geldinss: six furlongs-
Il, = Anderson. Paddy Dear. Alert. 100
pounds each; Seminole. Sir Wellons. Barney
shannon. Hemlock. Penrod. MARYLAND. ~.
laski, Trapping, liz each,
Second Ra~ce-Advance money. selling:
three year. olds and upward: one mile and
seventy yards-'school for scandal, % pounds;
Brown Velvet. 90: 'Anthony's Lass, 81; Chief
Brown. 9s: 'Politeness, 81: Lady worthington.
l0g; Boy. lo4: 'hrka. 100: Camellla, Allan
Gold. George Roesch. III each.
Third Race Allowances. two year'old fllies:
Ave and q half MISREPRESENTATION, Rosabel.
Fan G., Sister Emblem, Bedtime stories, los
pounds each: Vague. III: saffron Girl. Ella
Ryan, Latonia. lis each.
Fourth Race-Cincinnati Club Handicap.
three year. olds and ard: mile ana "a six.
tenth Water witch, 81 pounds; Hanovia,
100: Colonel venn,e, III: Hodge, l27
Fifth Race selling, three year-olds; mile
and seventy yards II simmons. 1903 pounds
Trad, i0s: Rifle shooter, no, Biddy. III
.Ieanty shop. IL: Alfad,r, ll5
sixth Race Selling, three year olds and
UPWARD: mile and an eishth-'Jack Reeves,
q pounds: 'soiid Rock, -; Yonghec. io7
| Little STRING. 10; Slecth, IL,
seventh Kao-Seliing, three wear ,olds and
| inward: six ~furlonss Water War. ~ pounds,
'Eulogy, 80. jim Wakely, 'Droll. 'IAherator
los each: Skilrs Knob, Stout Heart. l0a each
BARS and Stars, 10; Nohlcman. Rcdland, III
each; Uncle Hart. NJ; Roscoe Goose. Con
verse. ia each.
apprentice allowance claimed.
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NOTED. WINNERS
LOSE AT LAUREL
Crank, Tragedy, Crimper,
Ormesdale and Prince Of
Como Are Beaten.
PORT LIGHT TAKES STAKE

BALTIMORE. Oct. 10.-Crank. Tragedy,
Crlmper. Ormesdale and Prince Of Como.
horses which scored noted successes on
the New York tracks this year. were
badly beaten at the Laurel track his
afternoon. Crank and Tragedy ran far
below their true form In the third race.
Neither played a part in the struggle
and both finished outside Of the money.
pIckwick was returned the winner. He
wal an outsider paying 81 to /. .
Port Light, n horse which was clairned
out Of a selling race from John w.
Schorr at Empire City track won the
Carrollton Handicap. worth $500. leav-
ing Crimper. Regina and Prince OF Como
far in the rear. The summaries:
First pace-For two-year-cids;. selling:
n" MRobin.on1. Iiesc. $50 and $3.50. nr.,
| toni, 1870. third. Time, 1908. Burbank.
MSonii5Tn,ssi sp sts.a SaF van, hs craee. n" W.
second Race-For three :year-olds and
vR;' , Mep.rmost,. ~. ;ai and .si!s nr.,;
Presumption. ia. LHaynes,, $40 and
;;%S. ;si,%. r lind. ,i fsynfs, 'i P,.1 1Ss,T LAD;
EEd~wina' wizard sinai. Howitzer. TinEls
e3.ii colors and Piquette also ran.
Third Race-H Handicap: for two-year'
Odds; six f%urionss. Pickwick. los tkeosh)!
StS, $3.50 and Se.5 hrst: Repsooate, III
tParrinstonl tisio and S.so' second
bondage. ioT 81. McTaggarp. stto. third
Symph. waukess. Tragedy and Colder
Fourth Raee"Handicap for s.year-old:
and upward six furlongs: Port Light. Ill
Haynes. sit 50. $3.50 and $3.50. won
Crimper. 1875 IT. M~cTagsarD. $3.50 and
1850. second. Regina. io2 tRobinson'; -
third. Time. I:lt. Prince. OF Como. Mis-
puzzle, Ormesdale. Marse Henry starting
Anita, Polroma. whimsy and Traction
added starter. also ran.
Fifth Race.Handicap for threc-year
Odds and upward: one mile and a six
tenth: Runes. ITO harrington. $3.50
liz 40 and g.. So, won; Fenmouse. LOG Am
broseI, 1890 and $3.50, second: Ninet,
simplex, 81 Harrington. t.ao. third
Time. i:<5 LIS. Eagle. Kilmer. King Sep
tune and Trial by Jury also ran. -
sixth Race-Three.year-olds and up
sixteenth; Captain Parr. III: tRobinsor,'
S3s so, $3.50 and $3.50. won. Grectings. .
~, CoiiinsN, 81 20 and s. 20, second: Fria
Nousht. iot Mink. 80. third. Time
srorpll and Ford Nal also ran.
seventh Racc-Three year-olds and up
ward: selling: purse 500. one mile and
sixteenth: Harry Lauder { X McDermotil
~, 70. Is and 8. 80. won. Repton, los tRoh
in.on, $40 and 81 20. second: Nigel 10
ii McTagsart,. $40. third. Tim.
i.,7 IS. song Of Valley, Fenrock. Poll
,,cian. I'd Weiss and Navigator also ran.
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EDDY's LONG RUN FEATURES.

PRINCETON. y, j., oc' IoEJs,k 10y
,ac,ire this afternoon by shooting
,,%%roush the centre OF the scrub line and
mahing a nifty yard run for a touchdown
.".n. quarter on the varsity eleven. with
EEherstsdt, Brown and DIiggs forming the
rest OF the back heid. Ebe,stadt mas osen
in only two scrimmases. but MS WORK mas
heen Of a very high order.
Dave T,bbott. who gave way TO Eber-
.,adt, was playing halfback on the scrubs
an"S hroke through for several substantial
an. The sudden turn Of the weather
made tho practice = particularly pep
nery' one. After n long signal driu "A
ttacry.hy scr,mmage was INDUCED In. Sew
Ia nav men we're added to the squah to-
day, bringing thu total up 20 81. BN!y
Moore and cyril Haas are still! unable TO
ann.ar an the i.ld, and II 10 not likely
tha, either OF them will be seen In tAa
Tufts game.
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MRS. IRVING BEATEN
BY MISS LOUNSBERY
Young Medalist Defeats an FIX
perienced Opponent on
KnOllwOOd Links.

ELMsFoRp. N. Y. Oct. 1o.-The medal
LIST, Miss Beatrice Lounsbery Of Bedford.
came through the first match round Of
the women's Invitation tournament at
the Knollwood Country Club to-day by
beating Mrs. J. s. irving Of Enslewood
by 2 up. Because of the high wind the
scoring was not low. but Miss L%ounsbery
had an experienced opponent to beat In
Mrs. Irving, and that she succeeded
speaks well for her skill.
In the semi-fnal round tomorrow Miss
Lounsbery will meet Miss Elsa Pick
hardt Of Englewood In the lower bracket,
while In the upper It will be Mrs. Myra
ID. Paterson Of Knollwood against Mrs.
l.. C.. Stockton Of Somervillc.
A putting competition this afternoon
was won by Mrs. $. A. Herzog OF Fair
view. Mrs. Irving was second, but be-
cause she won a prize In the foursomes
yesterday gave way to Mrs. william
Chilvers OF D~unwoodie. The summaries
First Eight First round: Mrs, l.. &. stock.
ton. scTerville, best Mrs j. A. Moore
s s1ss'y xn aGI'Ss; : s s1S 4 M, Mrs; gertrude N % Flick Ssst:
ssrs' Bedford d0? ssa, VI; w.. 5.s ir rvi!Ss ! En.ls.
SSSa. Se. ri NM s'' I. f 1. ro rsssH sho,l E"s's
second Eirh, Frs, round: Mrs, sian.,
wich. ! ups. Mrs. s. l.. Her,os. Fsirviev
beat Mrs. J. G.. Barclay. Hackenszck. by
default: Mrs. A. Shoaf. Enslewood. beat
Mrs Z BENJAMIN. Century. 8 and &: Mr..
Harold Minot. Bedford. beat Mrs. @. W
Third Eight-First round: Mrs. =. II
Peters. Greenwich. beat Mis-. Agnes Al,aire
Fox Hills. S snd q. Mrs. d. Ketcham
Fox Hills. bea, Miss Irma waterhouse. Ards
ley, up: Mrs Reginald rinckc. Bedford
beat Mrs. II. J Bartholomae. Ardsley. b,
default Mrs W. s Bird. sleepy Hollow
bat Mrs. william Chilvsrs. Dunwoodie.
FOURTH E~isht-First round: Mrs. G. Mayer
Essex County, beat Mrs. +. x. Sadlier. Knoll
wood 2 and !: Mrs j ). Todd. knollwood
beat Mrs {. $. waterhouse. Ardsley. = an,
2 Mrs +. :. Bayer. Century, beat Mrs
= n. Potter. Bedford. | up 10 holes,; Mis-
1.-The Spears. Knoll wood. beat Mrs. Z. z
| Sllvernall. Forest Hi anA
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First nace-Two-year.olds maiIcns., ~.
lies, selling pure. $500; ave and = hall
tarlons',,ISdy ka,hrrn' .na NJ 5. "a, ,oo'' %"n,
Rlur Plum. loa dyke. place 500, sho"
81 20. second; Arrow, 10 ,Cailahaul.' slio"
roilyanns. slsn"rette, Enslish Indy. ON
mone.s. Carry Louise, Sns~r. Jur'sdict!on
and B,u COW also ran.
second Hace-Thre. -y"ar-olds uni up
ward selling purs" $500. siN flrlong'--
huwthorn. ils U,iuosei, straight 81 %.
place s.. 30. show 5. 70, won: Minstrel III
iLykeJ. place $3.50. show $3.50, s.gond
third. Time, l:ltc-i. Billy Joe, Feather
buster. Manioc. rnc'e VIII. Eddic p"lIins
Third Kace-Two-yrar.oids, purs. $500
six ?urlongs-westy Hogan, llg ,connollyl,
straight H:o, place, 81 80, show ,i;so
.how S. 20, second R"lioy, Ma. Nov- lcs
u,pn.eL. show 81 30, third. TIM, i3 L.
sedan, Rut'crscn'rh n, !.l.i - J Ru'
usn!icar: pur,- $500, stN fIr'our Stvo.
nara. 100 .Hano.'r,, s'r,!sht -, pl.
der,s,. pace $40, show s. 30, second
| rndsunted. ioi ,Bucklcsl. show 81 80
third. 'Tinc. i;is - BLACK Frost, Mi.
ward: purse $500 one mil. and event,
s Is q. PLACE s., 100 .No. NI,! sssc, won '''i Nfn,
| CORN. ios cooper. place $3.50. show
8. 80, second: star Jasmine. 10: ,Rustonl
show 1850. third. Time. l:%3. Primo
| H.rmis, Jane strai,h. Money Maker. Meii
tatIon and capt. Rees also ran.
sixth Race Four ycnr.olis and upward
! selling purse $500, one mil. and . fur
/ long Monsieur Perci, los tk"derIsl
ssrs shs sS'So, plac. i:';o, show ,sSo, Won
First star. i0s r'rumpl. place 81 20, shoy
81 20, second, Gold color. los ,HlnoverI
/ show 81 so. third Time. 1854 %. ". "
/ clark. D,s!llusion and wor!d's Wonder ais
ran.
seventh Rsre-For three y~ar.o.d. AN
upward, purse $500. on" mile and a stN
tenth 6 rian. III tioosei, 81 40, s. ~
90 10, won. Lahore, IA nil,eyl, s. Il
81 %. second; bonanza, IA tMurphvl
81 10, third. Time, 40 "5 Alien cain
Orange. George Rossch. Surprising an,
Booker Ri also ran.
seems 10 he IN doubt whether Great Riv.
is owned by individuals
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stands poured forth upon the field Their
load Of humanity. From the chaos Of 4
small sized riot OF cheering thousands
a band emersed and began marching.
Immediately the crowd. like colleSians
celebrating a football achievement,
formed behind the band and soon there
was a lint of dancing men and women
that stretched completely sroun the
field. Flags. banners. hats and canes
were hurled into the air M the Brook
Ign conQuerors were cheered TO the echo.
Not to be outdone the Boston rooiers
formed In procession behind their band
and chanted between editions of "Tessie'
that Boston has won two games and
Brooklyn only one, so there!
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WHITE WINGS IN HARLEM

The u. 6. c. ninc. which recently twice
huInblrd the crack Lincoln Giants, make
OLYMPIC Field, i3sth street and Fifth ave-
nuc, this SUNDAY. The team Will tackle the
Lincoln Giants In the third game OF their
series. Tn. white Wings have n pitcher.
Paddy Martin, VIVA ranks among the Lead
rrH In the semi pro ranks Hc not only IN
"A nno hurlcr, hut can nsld and hit some.
The success Of the white Wings this sea-
son In a large measure II due to his all
around ability. ~SprinGnian VIII work
against Cyclone Joe Williams. Martin beat
the Lincolns two weeks ago. : to ),
In the second game the Lincoln Giants
will play the All Ieaguers. . team com
posed Of minor league stars.
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SEEK RENEWAL OF LICENSE.
show Corporation, ~ s~urcessful.
VIII Retain Jimmy Johnston.

From surface indications Jimmy John
ston has gained a leg on his rivals for
the privilege Of making the matches for
Madison Square Garden. The Show Cor
poration. which has staged the bouts In
the Garden for the past year. made formal
application to the Boxing Commission yes
,srday for a renewal ~ the license. which
EXPIRES to-day. A meeting OF the commits
sion will, he held this afternoon to con
slider the matter. and there Is strong rea-
son to believe that the license will be
granted.
In that event Johnston would remain as
matchmaker, which would insure u con
tinuanco of the excellent bouts that were
the rulc the past year. u II reported that
tho present SHOW Corporation has adjusted
n Misunderstanding II had with the re-.
ceiyer during u recent nout ana That every
thing IL again harmonious.
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RED SOX SECRETARY
LET GO BY LANNIN
Following Big Games In BOs-
ton. President Of Club
Dismisses Riley.

BosroS. Oct. 1o.-Followine the poor
handling OF the crowd at Braves Field
in the first two game OF the worlds
series In Boston the announcement was
made yesterday that Edwin l." Riley
secretary Of the Red Sox. had received a
message from President j. j. L.anrtn to
the effect that Riley's services would no
longer he required. Riley declared ne
could give no reason for the dismissal
and also that the news ca'ne to MN ike
"a bolt on, Of "a clear sky.
President Lannin gave no reasons for
the action In his letter TO Riley. ana
Riley refused to comment. He said mat
II any explanations should be made they
mus, come from the club officials.
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M VS.. BUSHWICKS.

The Farmers. one Of the leading semi
pro teams In brooklyn, will he seen In &C
zion against the Bushwicks this sunday In
n doubl. header. The Farmers are making
a strong bid Tor the semi-pro TN" In the
borougii across the bridge. but In order TO
anne IL they VIII have 10 dispose OF the
Uu-hwirks. Tbe Farmers have only one
",k.r rival, the Empires, and " successful
against the Bushwicks they VIII hav. IA
ino claim TO tho championship. as they
have the edge on the Empires In the series
tho teams recently played.
The Farmers Will hnv" an eSceptonally
strong lineup, M the team has been rein
forced by the ADDITION Of several minor
ieaguers. The hrst game will DO started 81
l:3e.
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ERTLE SHADES JOE LYNCH.
81. Paul ,Bantam winner In Pioneer
.. G. Bout.

Johnny Ertle. claimant OF the bantam
weight title. shaded Joe Lynch Of the
West Side In a ten round bout In the
Pioneer Sporting Club last night.
The St. Paul midget n tho local ex-
ponent fought on even terms for the first
seven rounds, but Ertle rallied in the
late stages Of the battle n earned the
decision.
advantage. In this session Ertle re-
peatedly sent stinf right and left hand
punches to face and body and Lynch
noticeably wearied before the bell
sounded. Ertlc continued his clever
work In the ninth and started well in the
tenth. although inclined toward wildness,
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CANBRIDGE, Mass, Oct, lN,-The Har-
ward University football squad was sent
through it's regular session OF practice yes
trrday afternoon At the Stadium, After
IN. usual black board talk the Hauad went
T., the Acid. where tn" varsity and seconds
tined up against each other for their after
noon's scrImmnge. Although the varsity
team crossed the goal line of the second
team twice. the seconds also went over for
a score on the varsity men,
Horween and Casey made the touch
downs for the varsity and Brown of the
second ,eam recovered n varsity tumble
and ran tho length OF tho field for the
seconds only score,
The practice Was headed to-day by Percy
Uaughtoh, head coach OF the Harvard foot
hall squad. Haughton appeared on the
field Tor the first time this year.
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Tho Fordham eleven had a short ecrim-
49,. With III. Fordham Prep eleven yes
IA aud outcla ss.d the Maroon young
stcrs Two touchdowns were scored In y
IN minutes. The practice was featured
uTb long FORWARD pass drills, Cantwell
ni.vaa end In place OF O'Conneli. whose
head is still painfully cut.
ON Columiol bay Head Coach GarGan
vii Give the l'ordham eleven n final ties,
,.,torc arranging 10 play Rutgers a post
sen son game. The football team Of thu
lated States battleship Texas, which u
r,tcd one Of the biggest and heaviest grid
iron elevens In the country. will play Ford
ham on the Bronx feld,
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CONTESTS.

Wallace's Iidgevood grounds Ialscy
street and Wyckon avenue, brooklyn. VIII
10. the scene OF Il me Columbus Day card
this Thursday. The Empire Ciiy nine ami
the Bushwicks, iva teams that are striving
hard for the semi. pro n mpionship. VIII
-. the opponents. The teams engaged In
u Ave game series for the championship
last year and the Bushwicks won,
Johnny Enzmann, star pitcher Of the
Newark ntrrnationa I'aguc club. viii
pitch against Hirard In the nnal game.
Reports 81 the Brooklyn Red Sox game
50 an Ia. ~ 4l.
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WITH THE PIGSKIN CHASERS.

day. depended chiefly g III. forward pass
against tho army last week. the Rutgers
M, were given = long drili In hr-aking UP
that p.sy, and their work pleased Coach
Sanford greatly.
Whitehall was in a uniform to-day for
the frst time since he was injured two
weeks ago. He played halfhack. and he
showed that tho rest has not interfered
With line plunginG abilities, though he IL q
trif'e slow. wittpenn WAS back at end. and
the way he tore things up Indicated that
he Is In TO stay,
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BETH CLARK IS WINNER.
Tskes 2,O7 Pace at Grand Circuit
After SIX Heats.

Ky. oct. lo.-Split heat
races. all OF which we're hard fought ex-
cen, the Ashland stake which was won
by Early Don. was the rule AZ the meet
ing of the Kentucky Trotting Horse
Breeders Association here to-day Inc
::07 pace, carried over from n q
went two heats before II was hhai:y
,.on nv B.,h Clark. This race went six
heats. g.,
The . :0s trot went five heats ana had
four heat winners, Peter Billiken. hav-
ing won two heats. was declared the
winner OF the race under the rules. The
summary:
rIpsT RACE-2:O7 FACE. 3 IN 3; PURSE
1900 UNFINISHED FROM
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WATCH FOR ROBERTSON.

Lawson Robertson. the famous coach,
who Is nov IN charge or track ana Held
US presented with "a gold watch last night
ny the athletes Of the Irish American Ath-
Ir,lc club, which he trained for seven
wears The presentRN Am Was made at Muir
,ay', restaurant, where a special meeting
Of tho club was held, Two hundred mem
hers wer. present. II was announced at
inc meeting that Homer Bah-r aud 10.
higgins had been elected to membership
a., tl. pluh.
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riparian owners to nave passed by me
original patent TO william Nicoll Tine
conveyances Of property upon the bank ot
the river have generally included a de-
~scription Of the land under water .%adtoin-
ing to the middle VI tho river, and In cases
whore the grant have not gone to the
middle OF the river the ungranted bcd mas
been claimed by the original owner.
Great River seems to have been ike u
large part Of tho Great South Bay, the SUBJ
tect OF grant u and ownership by. private
parties, who now exercise rights OF owners
over the bed OF the river and It's waters.
JULIEN T. DAVIES.
~ Nassau street. oct. IL.
Enterprise tismbake O"tobcr 10.
The Enterprise Fishing club vii. hold
It's ninth annual ella nihake Ut the Enter
prise Hotel. Broad Channel. on sunday
October II.
speliInEs for Fresh Water Tiger.
I notc In THE suN ~ October $ nm ar
ticlr on musculongc fishing by Nature
Factor In closing ~ comments on the
various ways Of spelling tho name OF this
great game fish.
While I cannot quote an authority for
my opinion II In that the various names are
all variations or uorruptionH OF the French
words mHsuue long. ar long face, which
name Was given tho ilSh 10y the French eN-
plorers. who were probably the first Euro
peans to he familiar with IL.
At ChButaugua Lake, New YORK. the
spelling IL mascalonge or musCalongc, while
In Canada innskinungc and muskinonge
seem 10 be oftcn"r used. | do not believe
that any Of these nHn.s are nt Algonquin
origin. JAME BlItisOWS
Wllliainrport. Pa. oct. 10.
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GIANTS ON BIG TRIP.

Successfully purtraNiug the national pas
lime for the .dincation Of New Jersey and
Pennsylvania residents the New York Giants
ar, speeding on their annual transforming
tourney. They are billed for three games
close by, meeting Trenton to-day. Washing
ton ~. j. Tomorrow and Rivcrhead H..
10 Thursday. All the regulars are with
tbs team
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QUERIES
AND
ANSWERS
Tom Mac Nulty

three cards. one Of which Ia accidentaiiy
turned up. Can the player take II. or does
he walt until all the others are helped
before II is replaced? l. A I.
That depends on whether The dealer
turned II up or the player exposed IL
himself. II II was the fault OF the dealer
or the wind. A must wait for the card TO
tie replaced after all the others have been
helped. as he Is not allowed to take II.
Dear Tom-You state III. largest med
possible with twelve cards Is $50 points.
We know this II impossible with twelve
carde. but we do know that 500 IL possible
with a nftcen card hand. A. pinochle
expert YOU must he rather behind the
times. Owl. PISOCHLE CLUB
There are duplicates OF every card In q
pinochle pack. Having quite lately had
the pleasure Of holding two trump Sc
qucnces In diamonds n two spade
queens. w NEEDED first the two 4os. then
the two sequences. then the two pinochles.
putting ts0 on the slate. The question
referred to was restricted la hands Of
twelve cards. \ player In Philadelphia
lately held enough TO meld $50 In NJ
teen cards. This is 50 NOR. han what
you apparently assume is the limit.
Dear Tom would liko to secure . copy
Of the International League schedule FOR
1916. Gould you got mo one or tel! me
where I could serur" one
ALEXANDER ". CHRISTIE.
You will find schedule In "Jvst BASE
ball" 1916. Copies OF Just Baseball
can be obtained ny writing Just Base
BALI Editor. cl5-2i7 Market street,
Newark, y. J., inclosinE two cent stamp,
Dear Tom-AccordinG 10 American nnt
National league ruling In case n protested
gsm. 4. repiayed IL the tat, Of both gam"
! used In computing batting and n.!d!nE
averages or IL tn" data o! inc protested
game thrown out and only that; Of the
replaN counted. & IL II
As far as batting and fielding average
20 both games are recorded.
Dear Tom-Kindly let me- know Phi
Blooms present address. BRoNN FAN.
Aadress him care OF John Weismantle
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MaIoney Attracts Attention.

WEST POINT. n. T, Oct. lo.-Ma-
ionsy, a new man Weighing 1856 pounds,
who IN ont for the army varsity baCkheld.
IL attracting the attention Of the army
coaches by his fine work, Shrader to-day
gave way to Mullins al end. Mullins Is
showing Improvement with each days
workout, Schlenker, u former sub tackle
was moved out to end on the varsity to-
day. He Is heavy and fast and would
make a splendid running mate TO Ford. this
veteran, who seems to have found himself
on the hanks. where he was placed las,
week. Long. hard scr.mmaGe II the pro
erainme for the cadets for the remainder
OF the week.
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IEvINsKY BEATS SMITH.

BOSTON. oct 10 battling Lcyinsky
OF Philadelphia ou,pointed Gunooa' smith
az Srw York In n slow twelve round bout
here Tonight L.vinsky had the better OF
eight out ~ the twelve rounds and at the
lose Of the contest Smith was bleeding al
IN. mouth and nj. face otherwise showed
he effects OF I<vinsky's hard blows.
The sun., 1916-10-11

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, oct lO.-Matt
Brock, cleveland featherw~!Eht. knocked
out Eidi" 'ampi Of San Francisco In thC
second round VI a s~cheuulsi ten round
bout here tonight. The californian wac
no match for M opponent. being &uuch, d
down three times In the i'rst round.
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NEW BRUNSWICK. Oct. lo.-With a
full lineup Of regulars the RutEers eleven
was put through a hard session OF scrim-
maEing this afternoon. As Wsshlns ton
aud Lee. the team hal plays here satur-
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Portland, ], SAT- Lake. Z,
All other games werc postponed on &C
count Of rain.
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Columbia Regular. Bruised.

Six regulars were all that Head Coach
Nelson Metcalf was able TO muster NJ co
lunhia for the FIRST practice 81 the week yes
terdav. Monroe. Dunn, Kennedy, Donaldson
and Hcgeman are still suffering from injuries
and bruises received In the Hamilton game.
The crlpples are expected back to dav,
Monroe has a badly sprained knee. whi'-
HegemRn Is suffering a slight attack ~
water on the knee. After a long signal
and formation drill lasting an hour and ID
ha,f. Metcalt dismissed practically all OF
the regulars for the day and ordered a
scrimmaga between tho freshmen and a
makeshift combination OF varsity and
scrub men,
The sun., 1916-10-11

Dear Tom--Kindly let me- know Phil
Blooms present address Ron FAN
Address him care OF John weismantle.
broadway sporting club. broadway and
Halsey street. Brooklyn.