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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-22

Let reverence for laws be
breathed by every American
mother to the lisping babe that
prattles on her lap; let 1t be
taught in schools, il seminaries
and colleges; let 1t be written
In primers, spelling books and
almanacs; let 1t be preached
from the pulpit, proclaimed in
legislative halls, and enforced in
courts Of justice. And in short,
let 1t become the political relig-
ion Of the nation; and let the
old and the young, the rich and
tho poor, the grave and the gay
Of all sexes and tongues and
colors and conditions, sacrifice
INCREASINGLY upon It's altars.'
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-22

We nave need of night schools
in Lancaster county. The volun-
teer pupils are many but the
teachers all too few.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-22

The town as we'll as the indiv-
idual should undertake a
thorough campaign of spring
cleaning. 1t is not too early to
begin to swat the fly.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-22

Remember that Pay-up Week
began yesterday. Are you OBJ
serving it?
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-22
Advertised Letters for Week
Ending February 10. 1916.

Vince G.. Aldrich.
Mrs. Lelar Threat.
Miss Bessie Matthews.
w. M. Hopriss.
Miss Leather CONNER.
Mast Earl Faulkinlery.
Mrs. Ida Carter.
Jim Bolds.
Mrs. Clanil Barbwan.
Miss Katie Barnes.
Moses Norman.
Albert McAlwaine.
Mrs. Sarah Mckinney.
George Laimey.
j. M. Lowery.
Mrs. Effie Marlborough.
Miss Luease Wight.
j. P. Tony.
. Masl Ingram.
Mrs. Essie Burns, Especial de-
livery.)
When calling for above letters
please say advertised.
Jas. F. Hunter,
Postmaster.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-22

, The Charleston Post makes
the following comment on the
stale humor of the minstrel
show, which Lancastrians will
doubtless appreciate after a re-
cent experience with this form
of entertainment:
The minstrel show demon
strates time and again the fact
that there are always a few
people who haven't heard even
the oldest joke; others, who
laugh before they recall it; and
others who laugh anyhow, bless
'em.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-22

We have a number of large
business concerns in Lancaster
and we are proud Of every one of
them but we need other pay rolls
yet and therefore welcome new
enterprises large or small. This
town and county offer induce
ments to newcomers. No better
location for a business can be
chosen than Lancaster affords.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-22

We must say that we have no
regrets at the departure of the
Southeastern Underwriters as
sociation from the State.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-22

Preparedness is going to cost
something but what good thing
does not?
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-22
DAY, FEB. %, 1915,

Weather forecast for South
Carolina: Fair and somewhat
warmer Tuesday; Wednesday
fair.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-22

What of the hospital? Why
this strange silence?
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-22

Yhs 0ulnine That Does Not Affeet The Hssd
Because Of It's tonic and laxative effect LAxA.
TIvE BRoMo oUfNINEis Is better than ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness n rr
ringing In head. Remember the full name and
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-02-22
invlgoratIng to the Pale and s,ck,y

The Old standard general Strengthening ton,e
Ss.kkovE's TAsTELFss chill Tonic. drives oat
s the blood a nd builds up the avs.
The sun., 1916-09-14
aMS Defeat BY Bmkman in Intercollegiate Tennis Tourney Angd BY Cnr-HmudS Prospects Rcmt
METROPOLITAN JUNIOR
TITLE WON BY BLNZEN
FOrdham COllegian Beats Ship
way i'm Tennis Final at
Travers Island.

In line viii expectations. Elliott
Binzen yesterday won the Metropolitan
junior lawn tenni championship. In the
final OF the tournament conducted by the
New York Athletic Club on its Travers
Island courts Blnzen defeated {. W.
Shipway in three straight sets, So.
60. 6-3.
Binzen display ed IN all around
superiority that from the start left no
doubt az TO the ultimate issue. The
Fordhsm c%oilegian's service was a
puzzle to Shipway and his drives for the
sides and corners had both power and
direction. Shipwsy had to play purel!
a defensive game all the way and under
the conditions made n good showing.
In the doubles Binzen and Ben Let
son. national boys champion. advanced
into the final round. With them went
%Snipway and J.. ". Raymond. They will
play for the title this afternoon. Binzen
and Le,son defeated u. Nischer and q.
3. Emerson. ca. s.. while Shipway
and Raymond defeated II. W. Forster
and ". kaltenbach IN 4 match that re-
CURED forty-two gamcs The scores
"eIe 80, los. st. The summaries
Metropolitan Junior Championship Singles
.-Flnal round-Eiliiott Binaen defeated e.
W. Shipway, 90, g.. 8--j.
Championship Doubles-Semi-fnal round
e. W .Shipway and | ". Raymond dc.
.eated " Forster and u Kaitenbach
Lcison defeated h. fischer and q b.
Emerson. Ga e.
The sun., 1916-09-14
SIGNALS AT NORDHAM.
Coach Gsrsan Also Puts Grtdders
ThrOugh F'OrnaAi0ns.

The preliminary conditioning for the
first squad Of Fordham candidates is
over. and Coach Frank Gargan yester-
day ran his team through formations
and handed out varsity signals. Assist
tant Coach Moriarity directed the rockies
and is fast working on their excess
weight.
The squad. numbering over twenty.
was strengthened ny the addition ~ "A
trio Of veterans in the persons Of May.
tackle Mulcahy. guard. and Morcaldi.
who directed the eleven at quarterback.
cadell. the all scholastic star from Ray
Ridge II, s., was shifted from line 10
end and for a newcomer pleased Coach
Gargan.
With the coming OF the training table
in a few days roarh Gargan will order
plenty Of hard work. I, is rumored that
the Maroon coach is not strong for
secre, practice II probably will do
away with 1: altogether 81 Fordhain
Field.
With the strong Lafayette eleven as
an opponent in two weeks Coach Gargan
has a problem TO solve as classes are
resumed two days previous to the con-
test. and scrub material will not be as
plentiful as in former years for that rea-
son.
The sun., 1916-09-14
PENN MAY L0SE STARS.
Report Has Derr Gone From Col
lege-Others MISSING.

L.ANGHoRNE. Pa. Sept. l3.-The Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania football squad
held its third drill to-day. Several new
men reported. but the showing WAS still
far from satisfactory, Coach Folwell was
somewhat pecved over the absence of
several Of his veterans and all those who
failed to show up were sent cutting tcle-
grams ordering them to report a. once,
The tutor. however. stated that their alb
sence would not retard the practices.
Two drills will be held daily, one starting
at 10 in the morning and thu other at 3
in the afternoon, Blackboard talks will
be given at hight.
The absentces are Howard Berry, who
is down with the National Guardsmer
along the Mexican border. Ben DER,
who, Il Is said. has left the University
Gravvy Williams, Bob Dunlap, Henning
Neill, Witherow n Harry Ross, Will
Jams will report in the near future. hut
Harry Ross does not intend to don foot
ball toys until later in September. lie Is
employed as II lifcguard AT Ocean CITY
and will not leave there until the season
In over. Ncill and Witherow will report
in "A few DAYS. hut nothing has been
heard from Henning or Dunlap
The sun., 1916-09-14
MISS %BJURSTEDT IN FINAL.
Defeats Miss Taylor At >SacL-
Throck morton Wins Too.

MACK, y. V. Sept. i3.-Miss Molia
eigrSted; advanced into the final round
q the Nomen's singles In the .Nyack
'olntry clubs lawn tennis tournament
'ts afternoon. The national champion
i.!eated Miss Margaret Taylor in the
.tmi.iinal round. 60. 81.
Miss Bjurstedt will meet either Miss
Edith Handy or Mrs. Homer Green for
he trophy. Miss Handy defeated her
Glow pllsrim from Staten Island, Miss
Helen Pouch. -. 81. while Mrs
''sen defeated Mrs. Robert lie Roy.
-. 81. The consummate ease with
which Mrs. Green outplayed her rival
ane as a great surprise.
W the men,, singles Harold A.. Throck-
norton. Nbraham Bassford. Jr.. and
.aarles Chambers advanced into the
Smi-fnal round. In the fourth round
Ihrockmo. ton defeated Earl Fink. 6-l.
. Chambers had to go three sets to
animate Kenneth Fisher. while Bassford
cheated II. l.. James. The summaries:
,Nyack Women's sinEles-Third round
vs. Edith Handy defeated Miss Helen
tnl.n. $50, 81. Mrs. Homer =. Green
a'ss''d Mrs Robert lie ROY, Is. I'll.
s'ml'hnal round-Miss Molla Bjurstedt
Mem .singl"s-Third round-F q. ~.
ION; IT,, defeated T.. 7. Randall. 81,
-. So Harold A Throckmorton won
N Lieu. n H.. Bassford by default.
..purth iound Abraham Bassford, Jr.
.ftsied II l.. James, s.. I'll. Charles
'hamoers defeated Kenneth ID. Fisher.
g., - SIS Throckmorton defeated
Ia FINK. I'll -
The sun., 1916-09-14
QUARTERBACK
ON PRINCETON ELEVEN
New Yorker Looms Up as For
midable Candidate for That
Important Position.

Lane SNswAskA. y. Y. Sept Ia
Despite the fact that most Of the men
we're suffering from stin and sore mus
Giles as a result of the first days work
out Coach John Rush. whose word is
law at the Princeton football camp at
Lake Minnewaska. shove no sympathy
for them to-day and II them through
q strenuous workout both in the morn
inR and afternoon.
There will be- even more sim joints
tomorrow. as ;hc candidates were given
their first test OF tackling practice.
Under the eye of Eeene Fitzpatrick a
post for q tackl!ng dummy was set
up and the PLAYERS will he put to work
on this in the morning. be~ldes tho
regular drilling In the fundamentals that
Coach Rush puts his candidates through
each day he had them run through a
few of the simpler formations that he
will use in the early season games.
Eddie Dr,gss. who will probably do
al the kicking FOR the eleven this fall
and who arrived AZ the camp last eve
ming. made a welcome addition To- the
squad. Other players to arrive to-day
were Warden. a guard. and Sinclair.
a tackle. Cyril Haas. the former
scholastic star Of New York. was nj
quarterback OH the first squad and un-
less all signs tail he Will he one OF
the chief contenders FOR the quarterback
position. which is one of the biggcs,
problems that Coach Rush has to solve
this year.
The Tiger eleven will play It's first
game with Holy cross az Worcester
instead Of at Princeton as originally
scheduled.
The sun., 1916-09-14
HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES.

First Race-For hree-year-olds and up
ward selling, six furlonss Freda John
son. 49, sPreston Lynn. ne. striker.
III. Presumption. lee; BENJAMIN. 100
ia2: Virginia w. lie. Ambrose. III; su.
psrintendent. ia: Sherwood. he; Little
Dipper. los. Humiliation. III Feminist.
i02.
Second Race-Maiden two~-yesr-oids nve
furlonGs; Deckmste, 49,; rioga. liz
Kentucky Boy. us: Capital Prize. li5
Brooklyn. rs. Kills. ll2; Manchen. ll5.
Third Race-rwo year.olds; selling .
i've and a half iurlonss: Aimee T, los.
Greensres. III; Mira. 100: 'owaGs. los
Blue Grass Belle, los 'Comrade. ~.
Fourth Racial ages; handicap: one
mile and seventy yards: FlitterGold. l2s.
Fenmouse. us: Daddy's Choice. 103: San
gale. liz. Altman. ia,
Fifth R~ace--Maiden tvo-year-o Odds; SELL
ing nve and q half furlongs: Chelsea. l07
Buchanan Brady dmp.) lie: Glansginty
dmp), ia up Cherry Ripe, ~: Scyila,
1903; Infer, ITO; Marbiehead. l0s Polon,
ium Ump,. iiS: 'zinnia. 100; .Prccise, III.
Sixth Racs-Thrse-year-olds and up.
ward: selling; one mile and seventy Yards
Flay Day, 100: 'Keziah. l0.; PARKWAY, los.
Eddie T.. 10. 'Pay Streak, i0s. Day Day,
ia.
Seventh Neutrality-suspicious. and TN.
ward. selling; mile and seventy wards
Fuzzy Wuzzy. il6: Ambrose. 1907 MADAME
l0c: 'Jem. lot.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The sun., 1916-09-14
EXPRESSIVE LOU Is
BEST IN FUTURITY
Tommy Murphy Drives Her to
Victory in Straight Heats
at Syracuse.

SYRACUSE. y. T.. Sept. 13.-Express ive
Lou. Tommy Murphy's bay Ally. won the
$4,000 American Horse Breeders Fu-
turity. the feature OF to-day's Grand Cir
cult races here to-day. She led her OPP
ponents from start to finish In both heats
and crossed the line with plenty TO
spare.
The real contest developed in a ,ri-
angular battle among Sublime. Lotto
Watts anc Bingen silk for second honors.
Lotto Watts finished second in the first
heat after a hard stretch duel with Sui
dine. Lotto Watts closed fast In the
last few yards and tool fourth place.
The battle for second honcrs IN the
second heat produced u stirring finish.
Rounding the turn Into the stretch Sui
dine. BinGen SILK and Lotto watts were
almost on even terms about a length be-
hind tie speeding Murphy entry. within
zoo yards Of the finish Traynor whipped
sublime into second place.
Walter Cox drove Young Todd to an
easy victory in the Syracuse stake for
e:l1 PAGERS. winning In straight heats.
Todd led the field In each heat.
The .:l0 trot provided a thru when
Leonard drove NJ. |. J. to victory In the
nnal heat after finishing sixth In the
FIRST and fourth in the second. The re-
suit was a surprise. AS Howe Constantine
lad won the irst two heats without APP
parent rouble. lie finished seventh in
the third heat. firing rapidly after pass
ing the half mile mark.
THE sYRACUsE-,n7 PACE-s HEAT PLAN
PURSE e. on
Young Todd, h. e. hy Director Todd
Wo"dford R"il- Con ......... I
Peter Il. h =. by woiverine-irene
Mc,'regor tSnow) ... ..............
Si NhthonN carter. ht 8. sire Sir
.Liehtfoot V'c-rs'. ,...-.........
b.ymsr. b. :, by Amsr Mckinney .
baybtrry- ,Mcbonsld) ,.......--,
Time. 'o1i.. : :o6i4. . o5.
AMERICAN II REEDE FI-TrRITY-
c.YEAR.OLD TROT-a IN 3-PVRsE "a an
r,,r,,,. Io, n ~ .u..,,. A.
The sun., 1916-09-14
LEXINGTON ENTRIES.

FRS, ~Rsce-sellins: three.ysar-olds. six
f%urlOngs: Charlie MCGEE. l0i: morris.
town. 100: Anthony's Lass, l0<. John W.
Klein, l0T; Hawthorne, III.
second Race-Bosquebonila purse: two.
year-elds: maiden colts and geldings; ak
furlongs: Waterford. Penrod. Basilius.
Monotony. Robert Rodes, Jack Straw, Ben
Hampson. Rutland Anna. each ll:.
Third Race--The Hinata Handicap:
hree-year.old and upward six furlonEs:
John Jr, 80: Amazon. los; Coming Tower.
III.
Fourth Race-I.sland Hotel purse: three.
year olds: one mile and u sixteenth: KIM
uorin. 1903; Col, vennie, 1907; Capt. Recs.
40.
Fifth R.ss-Adyanes money; selling
three-year-olds and upwards. one mile
Ardent. 80; Sephthys, 100: Ssnsyming.
ios; slce,h. 100 Mocnlr. .1os
Sixth Race--seliing: t~wo-year-oids; six
f]uIlonss: Bss'sn,s. io:; 'oppOrtunity,
Coleman. 1907, county Court. 1907. Clare,
loS; Rhyme. 100; Lady Kathryn. los;
Matin, 100; Peachie.. no..
Seventh nace--The Kempland purse
kinney. 100 Bisekiss paw 100; sHii:;
Knoe' !oI; ccHustte. ie7: Fiiisrss. is'i
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The sun., 1916-09-14
SCHEDULED BoUTS.

TONIGHT.
Empire \ BENNY Leonard and
frankie Couitrey.
'lcrnon' \, Mike McTiRue ans
Battling Cans.
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER Is.
Vanderbilt \ c-Bul Anderson and
Paddy Murphy.
Browns Far Rockawav A. A-Sa!,c-
Grandc ami John Lester Johnson. Mickc,
D.imont aud Joe herman.
Harlem : c. Billy Fitzsimmons aud
Darkey u;rinen, Il. q EgE"rs and Buddy
Faulkes
Frecport 8. C-Youns Card"il and M
sullivan
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER -
Fslrmout \. g. Btlly DE Foe and Young
G"c'or. Wii.i. warren ami Young Ma
guard.
broadway C--Si' on Martin ana
Frank ctrhonc,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER =
Tottsnyillo : e.. johnny kii \ nrr'.
and Jack smith,
Vanderbilt \ e. Noung ZG.I is ..i
Buddy au.ke
The sun., 1916-09-14
SCRIMMAGE AT DARTMOUTH.
First eleven scores on second
%fter Ten Minutes Play.

PASSOVER. y. II, Sept, l3.-The Dart
inouii, football! .',iua was sent through
its second %acrimmake OF the year on
Alumni Oval this afternoon. Taking the
ball In midfeld the first team scored on
the seconds by old fashioned football in
ten minutes of play. Ponder tailed the
first touchdown Of the season OF n
twenty yard dash around l"f, end. tier
I sh kicked the goal. The offensive work
II cant. Gterrlsh and the defensive play
of r.. McDonough At end and OF Mather,
a veritable Spears in stature, at guard,
featured the scrimmaRe,
Barney Thielscher got into the game
AT halfhack IN the second sci!mmage
and gave evidence that he IL In excellent
shape. His smashes outside tackle,
coupled with consistent work on the part
Of Neeley. the on armed lineman. vert
noticeable in the second period OF play
The sun., 1916-09-14
Gamer OF HARVARD
DEFEATS BEEKMAN
Enters >rmi-final Round for
intercollegiate Tennis
Title at Merton.
RIG DAY FOR MSON


prt' sept j." "a'Na'o :
,.,.n.c,s f,r retaining bo.'l the singles
III, ,ioubles c~hampionsbips Of the
'' Wv ,., RI. ...a..t..
lteFc'nes'"'e Law" 'o''' "
s.re considered excellent rs Inc result
A. ,o.da, : matches IN the annual tour
.,, op tho courts OF the Merton
tame"' w.
Croker ,Iu"' ,... ,.,.s
4. q iolSe' 'a"e' % !, "e''1"
leonard be'n"ha"' '.h..ee,o' s.a,i !.
n. th'rn rVu'" W a 49, .N'.o'
AN, III on o. '"e wv :"
r5rl'T ,,,.
amer 'ran, mar '"im. r.a".nan'
son uoni Ar,nu' T,o".s, .o''
sad meets suseHe ".a,,n "e ~
re'sry o' ouu,"'," "."s
ohcr scmh-n""' IN.
,1d hicharu ua''
beAnlah nv" imp ,"""S, "
Prhee'oh ~ Wv. op'''"e .ou"u VI =.
ialoes' w""e ,"e u p.n,
Whi'enouse "'u 'r,'
Ntoer anu s'o'",,u w N
- "'s 49, A..
I've ~" SIC
'a'Vre eN'"' uu. my W
''tcned .! y "'se sa.e's oe.N"'a"
:, ,,o core ~ s--i In tho second
''a ~ ~ ,. ,ono,.r cnr.r 90, h's
I'D tnlrn sets. noWcNer' 'aHer got MS
e back court drive working with ac-
az and precision and proceeded 10
""' ,.. - III O.. -.
o" beeNn,an o" MS Ise,i .ancr
suenged yesterdays defeat OF Harte by
ve.snan.
p,arr., ,c,,ed n, e,sv yic,orx, oxar
.,a'"a" 800" s' 800 80
Cohey III stralght sets. ~. VI.
Weber's victory by -, Co. over Blair
q, Cornell was much closer than Ia indi.
- = 81. 80 80 ,ra,,,a,r. 60.
'sleu U! VIC stVIe' 10 L'u..'Va''s cNers
cane went TO deuce several times before
was finished.
rur,n. Warren he sole SURVIVING
-. 49,. -. ,.s..
'altvihla ehtraHt. won from S'oney
mayer, Jr.. the last Of the University Of
p.-,sviy,ni. r,c,,o, ,,;o,dcr, 90 r.och
The sun., 1916-09-14
FOR STATEN ISLAND TITLE.
Women ncatn Play for Tennis
HOnOPs ~ DOngau Nils.

Play for the wonen's lawn tennl.
championship of Staten Island IN both
singles and double was started yester-
day afternoon on the courts o! the Rich.
mond County Country Club at Dongan
Hills. The tourney Is closed to resi-
dents OF Staten Island. Among the alb
sentees We're Mrs. william H.. Pouch.
CORNER national champion. and Miss
Edith Handy, who won the Staten Island
title last year. Mrs. Pouch and Miss
Handy are pla yins At Nyack.
Miss Ethel Tyndale. who has been
playing fine tennis OF late. has been
established a strong favorlte for the
championship Miss Tyndaie had no
;rouble IN w!nrins yesterday. as sh ,
eliminated Miss r Townsend without the
loss of "A game In the doubles Miss
Tyrdale and Miss Boxert defeated Miss
Conley and Miss Mason, losing only one
game in each set.
Miss F., II. Irving had to play three
sets to defeat Miss c. Van Rensselaer,.
e.. 81, 60. while Miss Martin also
Conley. Another three set tilt left Miss
Dams victor over Mrs. Charles King
Miss Body played excellent tennis in
eliminating Miss Callahan in love sets.
u'nder the able management OF Miss
Louise Donald the tourney went along in
fine style. The summaries:
staten Island championship singles
Firs, round-Mrs. W l.. Alien defeated
Miss d. n. wcmp,r. 6 3. 8 . Miss NJ a.
irving defeated Miss Garbe. G-3, s.;
Miss +. r, ScoHeld defeated Miss n. Cham
i,ers, -. Is, Miss Dams defeated Mrs,
Charles King. g., 0--s, g.: Miss Martin
\ Boody defeated Miss Callahan. 50,
80; Miss L. Il. Irving defeated Miss &
Van Rensselaer,. g. -. 80. Miss
Efhel Tyndaie defeated Miss n Tovn.end
80. 60: Mrs. Vines defeated Mrs. Albert
Johnson. s-l, 60.
championships Doubles-Firs, round
Mrs. Garrett and Miss Il. X. Irving de-
iea'ci Mrs Vines and Miss Body, s-3.
t. {; Miss Tyniale and Miss Bogert de-
feated Miss tonley and Miss Mason, fl.
81 Mrs. Wood and Mrs Walton defeated
Mrs Johnston and Mrs, TatchinE., g.,
Is.
The sun., 1916-09-14

almost all the way to the Five Fathoin
Lightship. which they rounded on Tues
day night as follows: Elena, S:tg go {:
katoura. 9:ii:i5. BY this II will be
seen that the Elena was the leader at
this point by 20 minutes. 90 seconds.
elapsed time.
After rounding the liehtship the wind
went into the southeast. Ibis was fol-
lowed by a dead calm at midnight and
for some time after a head wind from
the northeast held them back. 4 breeze
from the south southwest-a fair wind
for both yachts-brouzht them up the
coast at good speed after da ybreak, and
when the Elena was first sighted by the
regatta committee on board the steam
yacht Viking. anchored at the finish
line. she was heading for Rockaway
Beach with all her kites set and draw
ing.
..TarLed Down the wind"
skipper Dennis had been practicing
his old tactics OF lacking down the
wind He jibed her TO starboard soon
after and crossed the finish line OIL that
jibe. The Katoura was not in sight AT
that time. Both yachts. accompanied
by the Vanadis. are anchored inside
sandy Hook The summary follows:
CAPE MAY CHALLENGE CrP RACE
START. IL A ". SEPT ie-CouRsE.
"a MILES
Yacnt and Owner Inns. Inns
Elena. Morton =. Plant ...... 81 g y - Of
Katoura. Robert T. Tod pc. 50 90 IL II
The Elena started at i:o!;!s. the ks'ourA
The sun., 1916-09-14
ST. J0SEPH's VS.. EAGLES.
Il. Of e. Team viii Meet Droux.
men In Return Game.

The St. Joseph's team Of the knight. Of
Columbus League. which finished second In
he seen In action again this SUNDAY a,
I.enoS oval, l45th street and L.enox avenue
where thu team Will clash with the BroIlx
Eagles In q return game. Three weeks ago
the Eagles beat 81, Joseph's. 2 TO !.
o. Brien. star pitcher OF last wears Man.
haitian college team, will be on the mount
for -. Joseph's. OBrien ranked hish
among IN. X, Of G. pitchers In the annual
championship tournament which ended a
few weeks ago,
In the trst game. a. 30. IN. ~
Joseph's mine VIII tackie the Red Star.
The sun., 1916-09-14
R ON A WINNER.
Takes the Newmarket he ?
Stakes-CIarissimus second.

NEWMARKET, England. Sept. l3.-The
Newmarket Sep temoer Stakes, a sub
ri tute for the ST, Logger Stakes OF $500
sov.rc,gns, was run here to-day and won
BY Hurry Or. Clarissimus was second.
and Aths iinG finished third.
Five horses ran over the 81, Leger
course. a distance Of about one mile six
furlongs and 1872 yards. The race was
for entire colts illies foaled in 1918.
The sun., 1916-09-14
T C0RBIN OUT.
The Great "Pa's" SON IL out for
Vale Football Team.

NEW HAvES. Conn, Sept l3-Auother
Corbin will represent Vale in football
and bring back recoll"ctions among
grads to the days when Yale did not
fear Harvard or any other foe, because
pa" Corbin led the greatest eleven that
Yale ever had,
Walker Corbin, son OF Tax Commits
sioner william II. Corbin. PA" Of other
days. II a candidate for the varsity
team al Yale,
The sun., 1916-09-14
BoMEISTER IN YALE CAMP.

NEW HAVEN, conn" Sept. l3--In.
stead Of forming two football alevens for
signal rehearsal to-day, Head Coach Tad
Jones II the Yale team, began with the
team as composed the East week and sub.
stituted gradually nearly every player Of
she squad In tn. longest signal rehearsal
vet ordered. -Four quarterbacks and three
sets OF halfbacks were sent Into the driil
The Yale Artillery Battery il being sen,
from Tohyhai ma. Pa. and ten. or twelv.
b. added to the football squad thereby.
Doug B0mcister, end rush four years
nKO. to.dRN Joined the Visiting COachen.
The sun., 1916-09-14
LARGE FIELD AT EKWANOK.
MAJ Marston and Other ~ Seek
Equiuox Cup.

MANCHESTER, VT, Sept. l3.-One hun
aed golfers are entered for the severn
'en'n annual tournament for the Equi-
SI up and other prizes beginning at
.ANahoA Country Club here tomorrow
o9,mng The list includes Max Marston
baruStol, r NJ. Lewis OF Ridgefeld.
oNsh' Partridge Of Bedford, w. II.
''dhtr, Jr, Of Buffalo. william How
"a' Jr AMI J. d. Cady Of Chicago.
nc "S' i much larger :han in any
y.N'ous year, necessltating a change in
~ prog ammo. Only the qualifying
WIFI VIII hc played o-morrow.