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The sun., 1916-10-30
G. G. N. US VOTE
KILLS OWN CAUSE
Local College Helps Ellis and
Tigers Bar Frcshies in
Swimming Meet.
TITLE MEET FOR PENNSY

After several years OF controversy over
the freshman rule" the intercollegiate
swimming Association yesterday passed
a rule prohibiting freshmen from COM
peting In league meets. The first meet
Ing OF the association for the year was
held yesterday ut the y. Y. A.. e. Co
lumbia and Pennsylvania as usual Joined
In opposing the measure and Yale n
Princeton advocated It AS determinedly.
In other years city College. the NTH
member OF the league. has voted with
Penn and Columbia. but the City College
representative yesterday switched his
vote. The new rule bars Cagney. holder
Of the Junior metropolitan diving cham
p%ionship. from competing for Columbia
this year and is n big blow to the ham
pionship hopes Of the Blue and White.
At Princeton and Yale freshmen are
barred from all teams and the other
members OF the league have enjoyed an
advantage over the Tigers and Ellis.
Why city College. which more than
any other institution in the country needs
It's freshman support for intercollegiate
competition. should have sided with Yale
and Princeton against Pennsylvania and
Columbia Is n mystery. The vote OF G.
G. n. US representative not only en-
abled the Ellis and Tigers to pass The
rule they tried to put through for sew
eral years. but also shut on whatever
hopes c. G. y. Y. had for making even a
fair showing In college competition. The
vote will work more harm than good. as
II is n foregone conclusion. with no fresh
men 10 draw from. G. g. y. Y. will ind
itself In such predicament that the sport
as a major sport may he abolished.
Three New Associate Members.
Three new colleges. Rutgers. y. Y. u.
and NJ. I. T, were admitted to associate
membership. joining Wesleyan and AM
herst. who were admitted last year. or
the new members. Rutgers IL the only
one to have "A pool. Associate member
ship allows only OF entries into the In
tercollegiate Individual championships.
but not Of dual meets with members OF
the league.
An important measure resulted in the
adop,ion Of the rules OF the National
! Collegiate Association.
A heated discussion resulted from an
attempt led by Yale to drop water polo
for water soccer on the contention that
polo Is losing its popularity. Yale was
voted down. but as a concession IL was
decided TO give water soccer a trial this
winter. At each dual meet the rival
polo teams will give a ten minute ex'
hibition Of water soccer to test the pub
lie sentiment toward the sport. The
results will not count in the league
standing.
Pcnnsy Gets Cha mpionships.
II was decided to hold the intercol-
leg!ates nj Philadelphia under the aus
pieces OF Pennsylvania, on March 81.
Election OF officers for the year re-
suited as follows: II. l.. Purdy, Penn.
sylvania. president: &. ii. I-atrobe.
Princeton. vice-prcsident II. V. Garston.
Yale, secretary and treasurer.
The sun., 1916-10-30
ANCKER ALLOWS ONE HIT.

Walter Anckcr, who pitched a no hit, no
run game two weeks age, almost duplicated
the feat YESTERDAY, when h" held the Long
island independents 10 one hit and led the
Icrnon GrAys To n Q to l victory At Decuun
Field yesterday. The only hit was n homer
by Iiclfcy. lie hit the first ball pitched IN
the trst inning Tie score: u II T.
l.. l. Indc.ndt's. l o. i
Degnon Trays, 4 o I o x-g II q
Batteries Rarhcrick and Sandhcrg Anckrr
and Jacklitsch.
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NEW YORK SOCCERS
IN SECOND ROUND
Locals Advance in Cup Tie
Title Play by Beating Clan
MacDuffs, 1 to 0.
BETHLEHEMS ALSO WIN

That New York will be represented in
the second round Of tho American Foot
ball Associations cup tie competition
was assured by the victory Of the eleven
OF the New York Football Club against
Clan MacDpf at Herlem oval by the
close score of I goal to 0 yesterday. In
the second half Puxty scored the win
ming QoaI Tbo t,,cup.
The sun., 1916-10-30

W l.. Pei ". l.. nc.
Los Angeles, lis so .69GlS Francisco l0s 1903 800
Vernon. -. lis 81 .55sl Portland go. 81 ~ 400
Salt Lake.. o. 81 .5i3loakland. $50. 70 1856 1851
Vernon, 10; Los Angeles, I (frst) Los
Angeles. 10; Vernon, o tsccond).
San Francisco. 10: Portland, thrst) ;
San Francisco. Z; Portland. : tsecond).
Salt Lake, I; Oakland. 4.
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Ross Constructing Genius.

Not long g | heard an argument 10.
tween two golfers as to the respective
merits OF professionals and amateurs as
golf architects. The discussion was foot.
ish. for the answer. so far as golf con.
struction goes. lies In the amount OF study
which has been put on the subject by the
various individuals. Donald Ross il con.
sidered the busiest man in golfiom In 'hs
matter Of laying out courses But Donald
would never rave been busy II he mad M,
studied as he went along and had nm.
taken he greatest pains to PROF, when.
ever possible by his past mistakes and
experiences.
Ross studied under competer, mon
In order that he might he able 10 draw
all the necessary plans and prese-, his
" blue prints to committees wishing
estimates. II he were dependent upon
his ability in laying out courses IN
his Knowledge OF 1905. II l. uni ie'y
that he would he busy three hundred
days in a year.
Willie Park is one Of the fine, ~ all
links architects but he has been In ne
business for thirty and more y5a~s;
II Is. with him. a study of a lifetime.
These are but two OF may prof ss.or.
ais who have made "A success at layi-e
out links.
Inc familiarity which the Ordinary
professional has with the makeup ~
the various links in this country ard
Great Britain is sufficient stock in ,r,i.
to enable him TO plan the traps. the
tees, and the greens. and give 10 ne
world "A links Of moderate greatness.
But few II any of the rank and ne
Just mentioned would ever give 20 ~"
world a links Of championship Ct'.hre
To do that requires study and n broad
knowledge OF grass and seed. Ora fse.
roper undu!ation. and a complete know
ledge of distances and trapping when
only hard study can unfold.
The sun., 1916-10-30
LINCOLN GIANTS VICTORS.

Tn, Lincoln Giants added two more victories
10 their long list. beating IN" Miner loacu"rs
E,o,d Yesterday. 10 10 .. and taking the meas.
urc Of the Highlridge Athletics In the second
game. . To / Next Sunday the lincolns VIII
play either the Desnon Trays or hush"icAs'
The sun., 1916-10-30

At Lenox Oval yesterday the ]. n. T.
Strollers held the champion Brooklyn
Celtlcs of the New York State League
to a scorcless tie in the first round OF
the A.. +. A. cup series. Tn game was
called on account of darkness and will
he %replayed. Unlike their first cncoun-
ter at Hedley Field. the play was de-
void of r%oushness, Referee Cunningham
holding the players well In hand.
The sun., 1916-10-30

lincoln ,;iants....... 0 o o ! 0 Il
First base on ~errors-Lincoln Giants,
ui,hhridvr Athletics, 2. Two base hits-li'rc'.
p,t,us Sncrincc hits-Forhcs ., ORrich.
stolen ~bases-Piercc, Williams, Pettus, Poles
Y Left On bascs-Iincoln Giants. D; hlrh,
bridge Athletics, I. Double p~lays-Rnvin ana
Unmry Forbes and Trttus Cochran ana
ORricn rcttus and Forbes, Bases on balls
ON Williams, :; ON Warncke, =. STRUCK out-
nv Williams, s; by Warnckn, 4 HIT by pitcher
nv WurncLe, . bragg, Picrccl. Passed ball
Pierce. Umpirc-Mr oldus. Time o. game
A. OLYMPIC Field trrst gnme)- II. II. i.
Minor Leaguers. .,, / 0 0 % :
Lincoln Chants. o o l N-iO H. 0
Rat,eries-Morton Pagan and little Wiley
and IHItua.
The sun., 1916-10-30
Girls Remain In Citv

While the men were enIoyIng theIr hihon
TWO squads OF girls were travelling long
distances. Members OF the New yorI
branch OF the American walkers Assoc"
ton confined their activities to the o.,
Ihey. started from the Polo Grounds NJ q
a NJ, and walked to Spuytcn Duvyii n
members took part: ""s
Misses Il. Falk. NJ. Tuft, =. Gluck. y
schneider. Lee Gross. Il, Numbers, MARY
sullivan and Mary II. sullivan. '
The sun., 1916-10-30

The brooklyn branch OF this club tray.
FLIED from Gates avenue to Cypress uiIIs
They walked up Bushwick avenue to High.
land PARK. to cypress Hills. Miss Il. Min.
squad. Wv
The sun., 1916-10-30
Queries and Answers
BY TOM MAC NULTY

Dear Tom-Wha, Is the address NJ Jack
Snyles. boxer MRS. ROSE SCHEIRER.
Address him At Harlem Sporting Club.
Dear Tom-A claims that Mike Gibbons
ls married and IN the father of two chill
drcn. Is claims he Is not. who is corrcct'
+. B.
\ wins,
Dear Tom-1t two teams are tied for
second place or any other place in the
league standing at the end OF tho season
ID they play an extra game TO decide the
positions" EASTMAN.
No.
Dear Tom-What Is the record time Of a
nine inning game played In the National
League? what teams participated
ARTHUR O'LEARY.
One hour Philadelphia. IL: Chicago.
3 June .. lSS2.
Dear Tom-while reading THE SUN ~
October 4. 1916, | md that YOU have Me-
Carty. catcher OF the Giants. down as 2s
years Of age. l found out that h" was
horn In 1891. THE CANDY KID.
Lew McCarty was born in lsss, my
boy.
Dear Tom--Did Stanley Ketchcl ever
knock out J. Johnson? A. T.
Nc,
The sun., 1916-10-30

The st. George eleven won a Metropolitan
League game from the Aston Field team
The Lonefeiiow.. who have no, been
game with Manchester Unity at chelsea
Park yesterday. Neither side scored.
BY defeating the strong team Of the
Dublin r. G. OF Paterson at Hawthorne
Field In Brooklyn yestcrday the soccer
a as%mil for one the SAY ar., H roaSa a II shs cup S' tie
series OF the United States Football Asso-
citation and earned the right TO meet the
grounds.
Monaghan sho, the nr-t goa. from n m,x-
up in the first half. For half an hour In
and exciting until finally J. 1ayerty landed
a beauty from twenty-five yards out In the
goal for Bay Ridge.
Playing against the Yonkers Rovers In a
Me,ropoli'an League gam. the Fulton,
score OF I goals to / "a; Glen Park. Yonkers.
YESTERDAY. scot, tailed twice and waddili
and Prudential once each for the visitors.
Hcndry scored for Yonkers
The Babcock & Wilcox soccer eleven OBJ
tained III" verdict over Greenpoin, h. I 10
tie game At Bayonn. Yesterday The home
team had a lead Of 10 i by half time.
scored for Rabcock & wilcox. bu, nvc min
utes later Moran eaualized for Greenpoint,
Sweeny with a splendid shot then placed the
home club ahead again. Swecny and Nnn-
der Wolf shot another goal apiece In the
second period.
The Overseas Wanderers scored their
fourth victory in tho Ncw York State
League yesterday by defeating the Our
Rows eleven nv | 20 q al Floods oval In
BROOKLYN. Frost scored the point for the
winners.
The Suhwavs took the measure ~ the
Workers II. ,i"orgc team IN n state League
game NJ Hcdlev Fiold TO the tune Of 3
goals 80 o YESTERDAY. Finley scored twice
aud Edmundson once FOR the Suhwnys,
The sun., 1916-10-30
AMERICAN LINKS
EQUAL WORLDS BEST
Amateur and Professional
Architects Reach Top OF
Construction Goal.
MAKING RAPID STRIDES
~ JOHN q. AMBER son.

There Is little chance for prophecy con.
corning golfng matters. The advance,
which have been made in tho past dec,a.
have put a stop to future specula,ions
concerning golf and golfers. and alnos,
foolhardy Is he who stakes his reputation
as n seer on the chance OF a five yea
change.
We have had In the last four or av.
years n wonderful forward stride a,
every angle OF the golfng world. In ro,.
ball making. In golf club construction, in.
door golf apparatus. indoor and outdoor
putting and approaching schemes. solanr
garb. In the better understanding OF tho
rules and the accepted styles Of r,ay. IN
n higher class OF magazine golf articles
and more interest by the Law man. esn~.
cially In the public golf end of Il.
But TO my mind the greatest Of all IL
the advance which mas been made Nv IN.
golf architects of the land who have given
to us some OF the finest courses in the
world. and ave acquainted us with tho
fact that We will Dor have many other,
which will bring the average Of stand tri
li..ks in this country up TO that OF Groa,
Britain. Money and labor and sr'en,le.
construction will combat with success N.
forces OF the sun which makes our lints
80 barren oftentlmes in summer, a condi.
ton rarely seen abroad. and which 4,
the one vital reason for the need Of IN.
telligent, scientific as well as Imaginative.
creation on the golf links In the United
States.
The sun., 1916-10-30

BOXING TO-NICHT-OLYMPIC CLUB.
Mike McCabe vs.. Barney Adair. Adm. soc.
The sun., 1916-10-30

Dear Tom-Did Stanley Ketchci ev,
knock out J. Johnson? A, T..
No.
The sun., 1916-10-30

Charles McDonali'S trip g. 80
and his creation of the Nt'.H'.,' '..s
was to me the first impugtn'' @
ward toward the highest class "' Z
links, True, we had M>nI.H. |'' NJ
enough had been said ia pro- r '.Nl
very hne course, and the pun'. ~"
to the course at SouthaWp''' H'. ne
later success brought TO = rlfors r'.'-
cities just the least hit of i'a'. beg '."
the determination TO rival If ru' ''-'
those links which were cons ,'-y' -
preme AT the time.
Most ro'f links are planned . ~
days and built In half q sc'.'. |'N f..
will be noticed hat those .'if ".
aye To-day receiving the .rcdi'.' ''' d
are those which ar" being n o."
slowly and with caution cN''' = ,
the way, Pine Valley, \ . = -
amateur skill, II. ;. colt a'i 10. '-'
truUp-lddo; again Charles " ''.
Ocean City While Eoh.'-.. "'
nardsvillc. \, W TiiiuSHJ>'.
arc links where ncrfc ton l. '' ''
Quired the first yea no isSu"' %
making. And. given ht.i -
word links by 1917, Ne shJ :
dozen by 1920.
The sun., 1916-10-30
New Clubs Nrd,,

II Is we'll known that n" ''..
forced the construction W' Pc
modelling of links TO cope w..
feature hut the testing holes W.'
been formed have forced 'ln
of new Golf clubs. II" stulfiu
pitchers. hackspinncrs and o." Wis. 81
been the output mad" necessary
trapping round tie rcu l''"
7 feel that more real golf l- Co.
OF the man who plays Ms ,~','
with a plain faced cluh thtu "
deep scored weapon. but II t. IL" p
green construction which make
almost a dire essential.
II the committee members ~ "
had not spent thousands OF i.l.
their greens previous to tNa avn
championship this year tie 49,,
would have been farcicil. Wl,'
Travis Is right In asking ror o.
pionship date when the course a'g
baked.
The sun., 1916-10-30
~bNs Big Thc-T gesE Els ind Cmnon~oa Far More EunB Basis Nv 7hndAny 7em Padf @e Year
CONTINUES
HER WINNING STREAK
j. A. Murphy's PAGER Carries
OFF Feature Pace on Har-
lem Speedway.

Mittie Bedworth. j. A. Murphy's fleet
PAGER, driven by Jesse Smith. continued
her Uninterrupted winning streak by
carrying Off the blue ribbon in the I :02
class pace. the feature of the sixth fall
matinee of the Road Drivers Association
Of New York. yesterday on the Harlem
Speedway. Pitted against Murphy's
mare was Lizzie March. a chestnut mare
and driven by J. A. Lawrence.
Mittie Bedworth won both brushes easily.
The sun., 1916-10-30

Dear Tom-Wha, IL Tho address ~ Jack
SAVES. boxer IRIS ROSE SCHEIRER.
Address him AT Harlem Sporting Club.
The sun., 1916-10-30

The took the measure NJ the
Yonkors ~. GEORGE team IN n state League
game NJ Hcdlev Field to the tune Of 3
goals so o YESTERDAY. Finley scored twice
and Edmundson once FOR the Suhwnys,
The sun., 1916-10-30

Dear Tom-Whst Is the record time Of a
nine inning game played In the National
League? what teams participated
ARTHUR O'LEARY.
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IertDaltungs5peige bernG6tiat."
Wlit 8e3ug uuf bic polnti4en Gras
gen fGgte Sa5auoff: r@on 4nfGng bss
Srieges an bat &uBIunb bic 9sreiut'
gunq Der abgetretenen Sbeile poIens
nuf fein Banner gei9rieben Rno
niemals aufgebDrt, bieies 3iel gu Oerz
fOlgen. 9eutI9lano bat polen eiuige
3ugeitGnbniie gema6t uHb bafiir be-
abIi9tigt es, bunberttaufenbe BON pol'
nii9en Sruppen auf8ubrinsen, bic benz
Seuti9tbnm gum Siege per9elfcn foL
len.
Qluf bic 9e5iebungen Rublor6s gu
S8neben be3ugnebmenb, iagte ber
MintIter: uufere SSrtereFen fommen
ntrgenbs NIT benienigen S6pebens IN
&onflitt. RuBldnb bat teine &bit4s
Ten auf bic itanoinaOiTae &iiffe. Gs
nIuB bas offene Meer in elmer san5
daOeren Ri9tung erret9en.
lleber &umanien iagte er: rRumds
MEN Drro ntd7t gegen Ietne eI9eneH
Sntereifen banbeln unD penn bic
Stlrbe tpmmt, tpiro es tpifen, tpie es
feline rationale @tnigteit auf Soften
feines ei9eren 8lutes srlungen tdnn.
Sc tann 9stpiB iein, bab penn es fi4
gegen ben gemeiniamen Jeinn oert9ei'
tiet, Der es tpdgt, feline 1lna6hGugig'
felt au 6ebrOben, es ouf tpirtiame I'm
teritiiBIng re9nen tann.
80 MobIt6dttgfeit Der Qmes
ritnrer in Berlin.
Berlin, %. Sebrior. QuF 6rabt-
lofem Wege nab SabotGe, 81. 3. Die
umeritanii6e Sdnbefstdmmer in 8erz
lin tpirb am 1. Mdra cine neue Speis
ieanitalt fir bur9 ben Srieg pers
armte 2eute erDffnen.