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PRO Golfers TITLE Play.

II has been decided by the Profess
sional Golfers Association Of America 10
hold its first annual match play cham
plonship for the wanamaker prizes at
Siwanoy October 10. II. IL, l3 and II.
All matches will be at th!rty-s!x holes.
and only the professionals who lead In
tho qualifying tournaments IN tho varl-
Gus sections OF the country will be eligible
TO play ut Siwanoy.
The qualifying tourney for the south
eastern section. which includes fcnn-Nl-
wanna, Virginia. West Virginia. Mary
land, Florida. delaware. North car
DINA, South Carolina, Georgia anu
the District of Columbia. Will be
played at the Wilmington touu-
try Club, wilmington. Del. on Septem-
Der 70. The Pacific coast section al
ready has held It's tourney. and Charles
c.. Adams Of Santa Barbara was the
winner.
The autumn schedule OF the womcn's
| Metropolitan Golf Association announced
by the secretary. Miss Marion ~liullirs,
includes eight or" day Journeys and one
I three day anair ut the knollwood toun-
try club. The schedule follows:
September ~. Mahopac Colt club: %.
Sleepy Hollow Country Club; -. Oakland
Cor club,
october :. ;. =. 5. q. NO ems n%ations'
champlonshlp.. Belm9nt s, mss coun,r,'
Hno.lvood Country club: 10. Cherry Val
- Country Club; 10. Westneld Golf Club,
/ 49,. yountskah Country Club. 20. Richmond
County country Club.
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TENNIS NEWS NOTES.

The thirteen survivors IN the Metro
''.'an Junior tennis championship
,urhamen, Will resume play on the New
,orh Athletic Club court at Travers
.'and this afternoon. Tho seml-nnal
''hd VIII he reached. Tomorrow the
''ub"i VII be started.
IAH annual open tournament Of the
Nla'f country Club, which features
-'IhenS events. will be started to-day.
mere VII DO women's singles and
p%olo'e7, mixed doubles and mems
mo Richmond County Country Club
~ stage a tennis tournament for the
Ymens Championship OF Staten Island,
ginning On Wednesday. There will be
'hs'ts and doubles. The vents are
pen to Staten Islanders. prominent
rnmons whom are Mrs. william II.
r,,sach, former national champion Miss
,ath Handy and Miss Adelaide Irving.
nnnr'es close to-day with Miss Louisa
j, Donald.
he women's tennis championship Of
mw Jersey will be decided mex week
w The courts Of the Montclalr Athletic
\ "S0' llay will be started on Monday.
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PEDS ON IS MILE TRAMP.

Tho regular scheduled hike Of the
American Walkers Club WAS staged yes
terday over "a route that was about fif-
teen miles long, The start WAS made
from the -. George ferry. The peds
went along Bay avenue to Van Duzer
street. along Richmond avenue TO Grant
,ity aud from there u Midland Beach.
Tho return trip WAS taken after the boys
had q swim,
The American WALKERS Club field day
will lie staged on September -.
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AZ Ridscwood GresnAs.

Redding. altar hurler Of ths Lincoln
tho Royal Giants at waliace's k~idEcwood
Yesterday and Carried OF tho
honors IN both games. Ito beat the Royals
in the opener, s to 8. then turned the trick
IN the second game. 4 to T. Poles hit =
home run In the first game. A big crowd saw
the contests.
Next Sunday the Royals will play tho
Ironsides aud tho Bushwicks at Ridgewood.
Tha s,ores.
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AZ Dcgnou Field.

Mike Donlin's Long Branch team Was DE.
fcated by the Deenon Grays at Dcgnon Field
yssteriay by q scorc OF 6 to : Don Beck,
Columbis's star hurlcr, and clifford were the
ter Of the argument. lie famed fourteen OF
Donlin's boys. Donlin and Browne. former
Giants, received q royal welcome from the
fans. Next sunday the Dcgnons will tackle
tho Hlehbridyc Athletics IN a return game
Wcrneckc and Hugh McQuillan will he rival
luricrs. The score:
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TENNIS AT BAYSIDE,

.lay IN the tennis tournament for man
~: continued Yesterday at the Hayside
ny E'mhurst. beat u. Christie. Eimhurst.
rI..., S~'o' otto Kraft. the Bsysldc cham.
~ .'s' y u. Roberts. also OF Bsyside.
IL 80 9. &, Creighton. Bayside. beat
~ hlhs bnJ eide. G-3. a.: w. Ashley.
,S,tes!onc, heat a. u. L%e. Baystde. s-.s.
s~i'j. Il. Harrison bssa c. q. Edwsrds.
-: q. isird round card ssas Pitt. s-s,
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WHITE LEADS GOLFERS.

u. ". white won tho Acorn hsndicar
with a card OF 7s-s. 20 on th- link OF the
oakland Golf club yesterday. Ills gross
score was the best OF tho day. j. u. Hal.
lock, with u net OF sa on his handicap cot
", was second. Tho leading cards 10 'oM
IL. H. White, 7sS, 20; i ", nallo.k
Sc. -, T.. u. Tying. 20 20. "a; !, "
Ivan sS--ss, 10; DIR. ". !. Brown. So, 80,
Henry l.. Bogsrt. sl-s. 7s; l.. Best. 81.
Is, ~; Charles y. tinlsy. S-i4. II; H.. u
Frsssc, S3--iS, ~; c. II. Woods. s7-i7. ~
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all Loses to Man in Edemae Tennis FINAL Miss Wagner Again Fails to Stop National Champion the {
Weekend Results on Local and Nearby Diamonds
A. Olympic Field.

Tho Cuban stars and tho Long Branch
Cubans divided honors In their double header
ming the first game In the eleventh inning by
q score Of 4 TO ! and the Long Branch team
went only six innings. The stars In the cur.
tain raiser. after being blankcj for eight In
ninzs. scored tho tieing run In thu ninth and
followed In the eleventh with three runs.
The scores:
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I~.caRae.

Th~ rri-rounty League cam" to n close
last SATURDAY. With Dover Winning lie l.u-
NAu'. Dover iin!>Nsi She season WIN
twelve victories ana rN" deftats ID"
Dover team IL represented 10y tho ltht"til
Giants OF New York. Nsw'owu rcpr,-
seEt.i by the D-gnon Grays Of Long Isl
and CIV. finished second w,.h = record ~
eigh, victories and seven d-'''t- N'it"
Hoyt 81 the Newtons has been signed rF
M" Giants and Max lioc.k'r uG the sam,
team was signed ny t'cN" tua I'll" mai
standing and SATURDAYS results follow
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AZ West Side Park.

IN ono ~ the I-st contests s"en A. West Side
PARK this season. the Jersey city nine defeated
Nh" Chimes" Of Hawaii Yesterday ly n score ~
: 10 o Swsnson's triple. with two On in tho
seventh inning. Won tho game. The splendid
folding of Pcploski and Irving aud the fine
pitching Of ,liuton. VII" allowed only fhre"
hits. featured. Irving made on" error. hut his
other ten chances he acccpt.i without . flaw
Nc,t Sunday the Jersey city nine will tackle
N" New York National League club In N return
game. The score
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STANDING.


MANHATTAN DIVISION.
r.. II T..
Uo'y Rosary l.. Is o 0
iio,v Rosary Ital o Q 0 % y v
ny forfeit.
\nnunc,ation. e-ll ~ .
81. Joseph.... o 0 . Q " Il j
pnttcries- Callahan sud Frrrirs
Palmer. McCitch"y. Ls Claire and COT
lius.
81. Char,es.... ssoeie.ee- - . 2
81 Icnatius. I 0oo. 0--3 .
Baiteries-o'Rourkc and Mccoy; H'hney
and Conlin.
81. Ignatius. se4ooooooe- 70 3
81 charies 0 0 o | a o. ~
Batieries-Mullen and Ceruin!; Mccoy
and Mccoy.
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At Lenox Oval.

The Bronx Eagles defeated the Jersey city
Giants In the feature game of n double header
Mt Lenox Oval yesterday by a score Of 4 10 3.
Tho Eagles clinchcd tho game by scoring two
runs In the seventh inning. In the hrst game
the Jersey City Ginnts trounccd the Gl.nmorc
Giants, 5 10 l. The game went seven innings.
The scores:
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Tho Lincoln stars and Empires divided .
double header ~ Arctic Park YESTERDAY. the
stars taking III. opening contest. ) TO !. and
the Empires snncsing tho sunset tint ny a
count " q to ,. In tho last game, with the
score. 8 to q aeainst them, the Empiers got To
Isnrford for I'VE runs. Yesterday morning the
Empires bat the Liberty y. u. e.. . TO l.
III. azores.
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HIKE OF WALKERS CLUB.

Members OF IN" Walkers club ~
America staged n twelve mile hike
terday, starting nom the Staten Island
ferry the pods went 10 South Beach. then
{, Midland Beach and then 10 New Dorp.
after which tlcy returned to tho fairy
Ivy way Of Firgcrhoard road. Those No
participated were:
l. Dunn gan. 7. Dawson. J. Colnel and
W. {. Rcddy.
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BRONX EAGLES.

FTt base on Jersey Cffy EIants. =;
Bronx Eagles. / Sacrifice Hy-Sarser. Stolen
I~ases-Deegan t). culver, Henderson. kcRne.
Left on bases-Bronx Eagles. 2: Jersey CITY
Giants. ! bsses on b.ll,,oT Deesan. 4; on
brown. II. Umpire-Mr . Edwards. Time OF
game hours and o minutes.
AZ L@noS Oval. First gene n. VI. Y
Jersey cry Giants. o : I rs 4. I
Glenfnore Giants d. 0 I
Called ~ agreement.
Hatterics-Tatc and johnson Csrscy and
AndroMs.
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CHINESE
~. .. \,
Totals.....:J = Il


Jersey City ........... . : y.
FRS, base on errorsIhincsc, .; Jersey
city. I. Two bisc ht-stallin.. Three base
Nj, snson sacrifice hIt Clinton. stolen
hsse-Hsrter. Left OH bases Chit<sr. >.
Jersey City. 2, Double p'ays-lcrloski. st1l.
hngs. Soper and Nicld; Irving. Peploski and
81 alling-. Irvine and stallu.s; Ayau. }, Chm
and Dot First base on ba!i--of Ako I; on
Clinton I Struck out-by Ako Iisrtcr.
>~talliuss lrvIu-. =: Clinton. p-ploski. .:
swanson by Clinton j Inn. :. Nlm. Ayau'.
Umpire Me-sr- Merr.ty and Duncy Tim"
OF game hour and q minutes
A. West Side Park Nrst gamcD-- ". II. Y
Y. &. Pos, Ofic~ ..... o O0Onpone-n 3
J. e. Fire Department I lo0:nll1s 10 ;
Batteries -lIAnford Rud >tahlln Sagic and
Miller. Empires N.ssrs puhCy and Mcrrity.
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EMPIRES.
LINCOLN STARS.

sDchncke out. hunted third strike.
I;,nSGln S'.t'..,"". SSSsssSS "a
First base On Empire CITY. l. Two
base hit-Stichicr. Three base hits-Hocker.
Bornhoef'. Sacrifice fy-Hoihmsn. stolen
bas.s-Sla wsou. DIty.l. Left on hH>.s-Iincoln
Stars. 6 Empire city. I. Double plsy-Wslker
aud Dchnckc, Bases on tallst)n Laigford. ,;
on Roruhrft. = Siruck out 81 ~ Iangford. Z;
by Bornhrft. s Impire-Mr. Ziersn. Time
u came-i hour and 4. minutes.
NJ Arctic Park. First game H. n. T.
Ilu,olu stars. a . % 8 I
Tmpise city. q I o 0 0 ol 0 7
Rsiterics-Thompson aud Jack son Horie and
Stpinuann
A. Arctic Park. Sept. . a. > n. II. Z.
Bs,h Reach. Iawctt.. 100000 I
EiupIre City. .......... :oooooo2I-< !
Ba,,cri's-Gsns and Helm. WARMERS and
Stsiuinsru.
Al Arctic Park. sept. ~ a. MI. II. II. q:
Liberty u II t....... nooooOsel-I = !
Iupir" i'N .,....... OOol VIZ - =
BATTERIES McDonoush aMi Csin-!. Sullivan
aud Ditkcl.
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of suarcz. s struck ou,-By Munoz. 3;
* s%.rS'' (, II, M.,o BY p ppst,,.nas, s% MT,a
.ire-Mr. =. oldus Scorer. W. Thomas.
Al Olympic Field second game: RHE.
Cuban Stars...u.......oo0too- ! :
Long, Branch Cubans......, o%ooo2e-2
Acknowledgements and Fernandez: nal
lesiaro and johnson.
Gl.nmors Giants. ..eeeeeeeSe-a !.
Accommodating and Broke; Sharp
At Blackweirs Island
G,.nmors Giants
BateriesZGritnn. Ehren ana Andrews:
Chapman and Benney.
H's:'s + e i:.,.:.ss sis5s:s:-:i? !
Observation-Disclosures. Mass and Mullan:
AZ Deter park-- n, y.
e sgsn..sf mis-: ::.Ss ss:d.i::--i ! :
sast.ri.s-Girard and Hohmsn; zapks
.%a.'f ciia,..: ;$s5::i:s--'? is
Ba,tet.es.-GonzAies and Smile: Archer
At Glendale. l. !. Cnrs. sam.)- r. II. Z;
lid -ewood &C. iaooSIi % . i
Honme!s;er and Keinneld.
A: Glendale second g.mei-- II. II. Il:
r nirs,a.'..: SSSScSSSs- : :
Battcrles-Pheian and Smile: wels,
H, BAH Beach oval r.. H. Z
d. u. Fawcc,ts 0 3 soSix x 5
Batterles- Fayior aud Ieary: iberhIrt
81, Bronx Oval Il. ". T.
p%nSgry;:..... dSH"SI"iS-- !.
Ba.teri.: -RiIcSard, and H-yer; Acksr'
man and Bassford.
AZ sunset Oval r. ". l.
s ssT.sX c tPlaSp's.. 5SfSd2c:--s
sa,,eries-koam,- ana Potter; kenuy
Garbu;t and Taunelhere"r.
At Long Island city Y. III. T.
Springfield .... o o ] . o. 10
r!!,.isid .... oo3oooio- >.
AZ Long Island city p. y. L
fpe s. g. SSSSS?s:c--s Il
Ba,,eri.s nparSer!ek aud sehv.rn: Ma
loney and Balvo.
rniion c %UnH" 0 S:SScococIs = {
American Na.. ooooioc-i
Haueres-rels and IIsr;cn. Marquar
Vt wooJh.v.n Cp,. Mt-.. MI L
,,a,1. Course SSdGdG:.H-- y
yIn.rI,x ana rc.ii
n3 StY cn a"a KY ( Hmt
, cchh,,s,Srs 49,. q SSgcScS!- i: y
Batterie.- seaman ana HAnft; Kc!'ehe'
: "XW."Kpn i \ Of hFUsan Antony val. H.. II. !
!. c,innorNiss' ' ''''. 20 fifty 70 9
K$;s@;s, cav; ! !: { . :f5 IA II 10,
. n',,TriHt~ aiyn1, " Bennett anu '''
X III, 81 $. Am;,o,y o,?,. y Y
MiTMridee A'h' o a
Az marin NcGi-r
; AMI sl.T@t1 "eF'''' AM "''''' "'',,',
, R. Al ha&"S An. NoISooaccooI5 i
'.u, lIo o. V"U-' u..-
h den snd Armstrong NV
4 ~, HcNHt"- =,
nlNie 'lint~.
> H,,i"" hr""S .l w.IiVrt. v,rs
Ian! ;ri r"rr!', mn,
4 ny net'G ~, ooooc,5r-i l.
n u.'I,i'ek MA =" n a
u 81 J.,. ,""a" %h".r. cor,
:, n s, T:.' ILL., s.&s e'sr'%'rsr:;....G'%
Mcnj,ors".', oOooooonN-o
o"t'v' $50 W."
VA. az ,rr'"> J. H.
: ntch.reek An. o "ScnSoo"- ~
!, i'psY Foley AID Cus,y. Klmhnv a,
sh"r,
'". .. p., y II
rrospests.''.. G3GiSc!S"-is y
Ha,,eF,e; Gun,hcr and curtis M'i'
= my nnd nnsKoTp,,rrk astoria. RI.
Den. ~, ..ninr 'Nooo::ooc {
' sprrinsoa'd A,.A' . OOO%oeoc.c.,
h','ir.S1u h'''"'S ""'
"A, uoIlis. l.. T.. II,
hI,i!. 'naa.,l ma Bpiysvw,c.,, 200
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silk League

pI.,is s,euhler q +. % . )
Batterie. -Haustnan ana schneider
Herbert and Kennedy.
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Catholic League.

RI he
81. MARY. .. 10000 SO - :
,,anam . o . O j. .
Batteri~s--Shca and Harrison: foncnto
and CrcSone.
o,,r,n 4 NnnAo 0-s 4 I
81 Nary,... 10000 / 0 o o-l I
uattrrles-pr Luck aud Ccryone. Moti'
srlty and Hosey. Harrison.
50. Mary...... otaoeeol- II :
oynnafn. ..,.. 0 I 0 3 Il |
observation-disclosures ana harrison
rasCencl!y and Ccrvone.
U,ghbridge T.. - -
Columbia L.. o l & Q DO 8 j
Uat,~rics-So,an and I"ddy. tannick,
Norbon. Delaney and Meyer.
81. J.rom. ssioeoloo % II
s, Ansclm.,. "a 2
Gatterics- ifaddock and Murray: Nc
CARLY and Kunty.
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L. p CCBANS.

FIRST base on errors-Cuban Stars. = long
Branch Cubans. .. Two base hits-.Padrone
Guerro. Sacrifice hit-Rommach. Stolen bases
-Ramircz. Baro. Lazaso. Muuoz. Gonzales,
. Double plays--Calvo. Munox and johnson.
Gonzales. Herrera and Hcingo: Rommach, Her.
of suarcz. 8 struck out--By Munos. q:
hy suarcr. :? Hit by pi,chcis-B Suars
tBsranio) by Munoz ,Portnondob. Wild
pitch Munoz. Passed balls-kajo. . I'm.
ulrc-Mr. +. Oldus Scorer. W. Thomas.
Time of game 8 hours.
AT Olympic Field ,second game: he:
SuDan STARS ..s........... ~ VI .
Long Branch Cubans........ ooOo2o- - 9 I
Called darkness.
les,aro and johnson.
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Intercolleglate Tourney.

With eight or nine colleges sending
teams the annual tournament of the
intercollegiate Golf Association will he
gin this week on tho course OF the
OAkmont Country Club ncar pittsburg
The college golfers viii devote Thurs
day. Friday n Saturday OF this week
to tho team championship and the strug-
gle for the Individual title will he
played on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day Of next week.
Francis II. Blossom Of Yale Is the
present individual champion Of the In
tercollegiate Golf Association, but he
will be unable 10 defend his title because
Of inciigibility.
Tho annual press championship con-
Quoted by the New York Newspaper
Golf Club. but not restricted to It's
members. will begin to-day or the course
Of tho Siwanoy Country Club. 1t Is Il
sevcnty-two hole medal play competition
and the first half will be played to-day
the second double round being left 70,
next Monday. The present champion
who has held the title two years. is W
W. Harris of Dunwoodic.
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Now that the champi Jnship Is n thing
OF the past tho usual September rush OF
golf tournaments begins. n O the last
three days Of this week the Piping Rock
Club will hold Its annual invitation
tourney.
All Of Thursday will be devoted to the
eighteen holc qualifying round. and
match play will not begin until Friday
morning. " match rounds will be
played on that day. and the scml-inals
and finals will both be left for Saturday.
Tho field at Piping Rock usually II a
big one. n most Of tho leading golfers
OF the metropolitan district and perhaps
. few visitors from other sections Of the
country will be on hand.
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New York nowIers 10 Meet.

The Nrst r,cstinG OF the New York Bowl.
INK Associsr N Will take place In the
Hotsl Jmp..ial next Friday evening.
Bewiers from all parts Of tho Metropolitan
District Win be In attendance. a
viii follow, the meeting.
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CLUB STANDING
Royal Arcsnum League.

Bedford Council...., go u
Battsries--Psynter and Botsch; Mills ant
Low.
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First. GAME.


Lincoln Giants........o oo3oo-
Royal Giants. ......... : . U W
J. TWO base ~hits--Santop, Wiley. 2. Three
base hits Hall, Pierce. Home run-po,es.
Sacrifice hit-Sykes. Sacrifice Ny-WieS.
stolen bases-Hcwett, 3; Pugh. santop, z;
Handy. Left Oh Dases-Lincclns. ., Royals.
6 First base on balls-On Nedding. J. on
sykcs, /. struck out--By Reddinx. 81 by
avkc-, 3. wild p~itches--Sykes. kedding,
tmpirr-rrank Wilson. Time Of game-:
hours and 10 minutes.
SECOND GAME.
r. n. r.
Lincoln Giants. 80 10 :
Royai Clapts..3 o I 0 o. : I
Batteries Redding and wiley; Harvey.
Sautou and Gatrwood,
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|KYRONEN WINNER
OF DISTANCE RUN
With Team Mate, Kalevs A. c.
star Helps Club Gain FALL
Trophy in Meet.
KARIMO GETS @ FIRSTS

LED by Willie Kyronen and T.. Karime
the Kaleva Athletic Club team yesterday
won the fall track and field champion
ships Of the Scandinavian American Ath-
lctlc League at Timer Park. Brooklyn.
defeating tho Swedish American A. G. by
2 points. However. since the points
Of tho spring and fail meets arc COM
bined 10 determine tho winner for the
year the honor fall to the Swedish team.
as last spring Il scored 40 points and
yesterday added 80 to this total. The
Kaleva athletes could only compile ~
points In the early meet to add 10 its
IS made yesterday.
kyronen only ran In the three milo
race. but since he was second In the
five milo national event saturday he
attracted the most attention. lie was
content to follow tho pace for tho
greater part of tho distance. sprin'irg
on the last lap. to win by - wards. ia
H. :iS 80. Ito was never SERIOUSLY in
danger OF beng defeated.
Narimo Triple Winner.
Karino was really tho outstanding
star Of the meet. with three ilrst pis ces
and "A second. Proving his versatility
he won the furlong hurdles tho runninG
broad jump, tho jayclin thr.. w n came
second In the pols vault. lie travelled
over the hurdles in - seconds, jumped
II feet 10 inches and threw the javclin
lGl feet 2 inches for a new meet record.
displaclng tho mark set ty George
Bronder. the national champion. karimo
is a well set up. stocky built athlete Of
great ability. Hs and kyroncn prac-
ticai.y defeated the Swedish team single
a.iiiLcd.
There was one open event OF tine card.
a two mile run for novice A.. A. l..
performers. This was won by William
j. Ticrney. il, Of the Loughlin L.yceum
In II minutes 80 3-5 seconds J. Teleay
OF tho hungarian American A. e. was
second and 5. Ituohomaa Of tho kalsva
A. &. third.
All the events were put on in good
order and attracted a big crowd Of en-
thusiasts. In the other meet events +.
Rcrgquist Of the Swedish team won thu
furlcng dash In % 20 seconds: J. Pie
tia of tine kaleya a. e.. won tho half
milo run :. pctander Of the Swedish
team was first in the pole vault and
NJ. Peterson OF tho Swedish team took
the hammcr throw. The summarizes:
Track Eveats.
900 v,-d pur-wc- w v. H.-s1u!s.
Sweiisb h,nrricnn ,cconJ IL r.
peterson. swedish ImeriIsn A. e. third,
Time, ~ l.. seconds. New record, Old
record. q, a., seconds,
30 Yard IurIlos-wo hy 7. Harime
Kai,y. 4. C.E petand.r' Sw.di.b An,e,i'
IAN a., s.ron,. Al Aro,.sn No,r.c,,,
Turn A,hic,i, cIih thIrd ri,,e % 90.
onds ~ ~ ~
$50 YARD Rnn-wo, hv = p,s,u, E.,...
pedor..n swcs,.h amsr.n
/; = .,ari. 4. IuL"sot -. NO.
/, 'rir,e "a Tsw 800 cid at
: 'Tv" W. <,,t., r.,
Won 10y Wiiiam !. Tiernsy, Jr, Louehiin
,'Iyccum. ! Fc.eky. Hungarian American
: third Time, , 30 a..
Tire. Nile Run--Wnn by " Ry,,n.n.
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BELMONT PARK ENTRIES.

First Race-Two. year olds maidens. Five
and a half furlonss. straight.
Index. Horse. wtlIndex, HORSE. w.
. III. i. Home ,ll;l Hwia ,........ii5
st2' L'cestcr nmpl. lis eiss Decksnate ..,...ll5
So First Ballot. .Il?l si' .Pckwick .....Il5
sR L'ding Lady ll4l i.S II. Eagle dmp) II:
- Onund ...,...ll.l
Second Racc-An ages; handicap. Seven
furlongs. Main course.
Index. Horse. WI INDEX Horse. VI.
$40 FcnrOck ......ln Sts Hauberk .",...lll
s63s Milkman ........sg ~ Gaihcr .,,.....l.t
7a Hanson ........!lV 40 ASion imp. ..lo'
SO Jacoba ........l0sl
Third Racc-rhree- year.olds and upward
| Ini"n Horse VT Linden. Horse. VT.
E3 Excelsior ..,., 100 s:ts AhAra .,.......i2a
SO White Metai...iG ~ 40 Msno Park ....ios
Fourth Race--1wo. ycar-oids; the Nur>ery
hndlcsp 81, 900 added, Stx f~urlongs. straight.
index, Horse, W.T. Index. Horso, W.T..
10 Koh.I.Ncos ...iOslC7ON HirlssS dmpI.. lie;
T,th Race-Four-yesr.olds and upward
i i"d!.' Morss. VT ffndss. Horse %, N,
VS7s syosett ........INl g7 RusilS ,........i3
~ Beethoven ....l3 so White Metal. Ia
s2t .Doublet .....itsl y. :. ~ Johnson.i ~
sl,,h R:ss-In,se-'c'r'o'd' 'ad upward
H H.SsI, Rors ono ~''; witJInas.. Horse. ".
M.as Jscobs ....... lis Ws Plcione .......ic
rs iea Cnidy ....iiiiNND wsnonah ......iS
sFive pounds appFcntcic sllow snce claimed.
tFormerly Sycamore Hill.
The sun., 1916-09-11

Piping Rock will not have the field en-
tire.y TO itself. for the Glen Ridge Country
Club also IL planning TO hold an invita-
ton tournament on the last three days
Of the week.
The sun., 1916-09-11

Dear Tom--Pieass let me know In your
paper who won the pundee-Welling. night?
TIVE suN-DunAss' On points.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-22

Center tables from $2.OO to $500. at Crooks next Fire Department.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-22
DEMOCRATS EXPECT GET
 MANY MOOSE VOTES

CHICAGO, June 21-The demo- crats are optimistic. A review upon the part of the leaders of the party shows conclusively they claim that they will get largo proportion of the Mooser vote. Not less th m thirty per cent is the most conserva- tive estimate which they make and the papers, some of them repubn- can, admit that they gre pretty near
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-22
AND STONE
 CONFER ON TREATY

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 21.- President Wilson conferred with Senator Stone today with view OF rushing through the Columbia trea- ty now before the senate. The gov- ernment of the United States agrees to pay Columbia certain specific sum for the proceedings that arose from Panama independence.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-22

It is the payment of this sum that. Roosevelt so bitterly denounced as a reflection upon his administration. and which Bryan just as resolutely upheld. The amount has been re- duced now to within $15,00O,O0J which practically is regarded by tho Columbians as conscience money repaid by the United States.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-22

correct.
 On the other hand there is a wide spread belief that most of the more radical Moosers will not align themselves with either democrats or republicans but will go over bag and baggage to the socialists.
 Even conservative papers allow that the socialists under Benson will poll greatly increased vote.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-22

ROME, June 21.-The unsatisfac- tory attitude of Greece is likely to prevent any Allied offensive from Salonika. Reports coming today indicate that there is no sign of any Greek demobilization. Army sentiment in Greece is strongly pro- German according to all reports.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-22
BRITISH FORCE CAPTURES
 TOWNS IN EAST AFRICA

LONDON, June 21.-The British Uganda force operating in German East Africa from the North today took possession of Sandeni and AL tongaburg. The Germans with their we'll armed and drilled native troops made a fierce resistance.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-22

PARIS, June 21.-For the first time in many months there was an absolute cessation of any sort of German offensive today. The east ern pressure has now begun to make itself felt upon the west front.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-22

for sale for breeding purposes, thus giving any person with Q reasonable capital an opportunity of starting in what is to be the future industry of the North.
 Tents 1Ox12, 10 OF. duck $500. 1G it. conical tents at $1O.O0. 16x20 tent $15.OO at Crooks, next Fire Department.