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GIRL SMASHES RECORD
AT GLENCOE A.C.CAMES
May kahl spirits $50 Yards
in - S-5 observation-disclosures
Beats Union settlement.

While the athletes Of the Glencoe A.
E. we're administering y severe defeat
To the team OF the Union settlement club
In "A dual track and field meet NJ Glen
coe Field yesterday a sturdy miss named
May kahl WAS hanging up n new track
record for girl spr nters. She won n
dash at 100 yards from a quartet Of
girls In sensational style. She was much
faster than any OF her opponents and
, finished more than ten yards ahead OF
the field. She was timed In - 20 Sec
' onds. four nf,hs Of y second faster than
any girl ever negotiated the distance
over that track.
The Glencoe athletes had little dif-
fculty beating the settlement lads. They
rolled up 4; points TO their opponents 81.
80 Yard pash--won b. Fred re.chner.
a m:T, x. 4. . second M n ( SX.;e, s"t Tn,o s', s.;:
,iemsn; A. e. third: 8. iahou. Ulencoc A.
Z" fourth, Time. *!.s .~scond..,
Glencoe 4 c 3. Lea bou. Glencoe A. a.. SEQ
serbia. Union settlement A. 4. fourth.
Half Milo Run Won by 4. M.yerheim.
G'.necc 4 - Z Camp. 6leneoe 49,.
". Brsun.,.in, 0isncoc a. q. four,h Time,
: minute. ~ seconds.
Two Mi,. Run-won ~ = camp Gi.ncos
\ e.. 4. Rsisrr ,'i~nco. a. -. second !.
Gross, Union Settlement 4 T.. third. ",
Nrmrani.n. Glencoe \ -. fourth. Time, 70
: minutes 81 s.conda
Running H.gh lump Won b. ~. kessler
rn,on settlement = Dempses. Union So
tie vent. f".' 10 inches. s.cond: A.. Meyer
:, ,Lc"" ~ e, I feet 10 inches. third. j
D"lrn. Union settlement 4. &. 4 feet
inches. fourth
Running Broad Jump Won w :. I.sbou
'i'"ncoc \ -, ~ zee: s.. inches. H.. Hon.
man, oiencoe 4 .. - fee, ~, inches, SCI.
gni !. schwartz. rnion settlement. !; Tee
inches, mira y. Ts- hRer. Glencoe A. q.
l. feet - inches. fourth.
- Pound shot Put Won 10y Y DolAn
Union settlement. - fee, Il. inches. u
R"senle-k, MON settlement. u feet -:
inches. second. ". Sp-ng.er. Union settl.
mont, 70 feet 4 inches. third j. Marko
Wiz. Union settlement. - feet 4 inches
,Hfl. Race. i3o Yards, Harlem Champion
ship-Won hy MAY KahI. Glencoe A. g.
Nay ,Moisson, Glencoe 4 e, second I.iilisi
lns, inner. Glencoe A. e., third, Time. - =,
seconds.
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TIGERS TAKE LONG HIKE.
onrh Rush Leads p~rinrrteaian s

LAKE MINNEwhsKA. y V, Sept IL
WAN John Rush. head coach. ia the van,
the Princeton football players Il, Lake
M~lnnrwaskn took a hike OF ten miles Al
u fairly fast clip over the mountains to-
day. Several veterans from last years
eleven put In nm appearance over the
week md. so that with "A few exceptions
TIA" squad IS nearly complete.
Several OF the players are unable 10
get M In the camp. towan, "A Slbsti-
tut" centre. l. driving an amhulanc" ~
France, whilo Iarlsrttr, n varsity tackle
la.t year. will not h" eb.c to get away
from the Mexican '.ol y for some time,
lu,luded amor in., new arrivals a
the camp are Siian" .Ames, "A quarter.
.u,d HoD Nourse, "A guard. iiiRhlev and
k.bersta't are expected To report to-
marrow.
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Oakland Golf club Results.

l.. VI ElrN'rpnd won q nag compe-
ut on on tho Links Of The Oakland ,iolf
CIup Yesterday when. after trayersiug
The eighteen holes. he still mad a stroke
left AMI brought "a? near tie !ls' greer.
n. ws- allotted - ;rokcs ~ a htIdicar
of i. : II, Thorn, who was allotted 81
strokes ~ his handicap % ~, fuished
second,
Morel =. Lows won the final In the
presidents "up series uu the Flushing
Country clubs links Yesterday. defeat
iHe A. WeynIouip hy = up In 30 hole =.
Gardiner ". WIZ a. on" NJ the y
teen to qualify. h. lprfeitcd his match
in one Of the airller rounds when h-
was In Philadelphia practising COR the
amateur championships.
\. Weymouth won the September cup
with u card OF N1-l2. -. The other
leading scores were y. .. Potter. 81
-. - g. \. Ncsmi,h, H:--i4, - e. II
St-vich, .. Is. -.
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KEISER FIRST IN LONG WALK.
Handicap H~Ips Him Win = vie

Frank kc.Scr ~ III" MoruttCSidc \ e.
Won tho icatuI" "scut ~ -. games ~
tho Walkers II II tWcrjCi Ncsteidi
morninc AZ Mac~Ib's baW r,rk. Atde,l
hy a "hardicap ~ = minutes a,pi 80 Sc
unds W. iiuisIsd uist IA tho eight mt,
wt,k. NilliJn VI l'addcu ~ tho NcW
York \. q was 80 onl AMI Is :. Neart
" III" Iss'iir' \. - 'hrd k"isel X
tim" for 'Io distNIo" wa I 90 - 3.S.
Tho Old mon had tho 'nuir- when
;h~ club Iut On 4 three mile handicap TO-
men NOR" than ~ years q. aEr &c
these youngsters y e. .Ahhi'l jruNc,l
b"s:. i ANTHONY wa rrNt best and Y
X. Hock'uG earned 'hi'd pr'z" \hhi y
walked the three niles in - :21 %.
7. L.ahouit2 'ItSt"pp"d j. opponents
- the thIe" mile event FOR uoN'ccs. X
Morrc.l iirish.d second and = .Nutho,
third. The time Of Mis- walls ~.
- - -
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am inclined to the belle that We
must wait a yea at Two bef"r" passing
Judgment on the future possibilities Of
TIA" go.hng ability 81 the GcNrr B, prodigy
ouh u there - . golfer to-day WHO
has tho same manner 81 swim. which
he had when !uurte-n. THIS statement
Applying only Of course - me younger
generation OF PLAYERS
Francis bu'mets sW .ng Tor the drive
d - greatly from ~ past stN.c E"r e
maid Lewis h. -" short Spa"" ~ two
Years mas charged the very An" swing
which he had at L.kNinok-uo; changed
4 consciously perhaps. but i IL a dif-
fercnt ar, from hts former drive swing
Philip Carriers swing has changed in
the past Tires Hcais. IN his cas' the
chang. being for the better. as ne long
had a powerful hook. which discounted
direction IN a dsrgetous marn~ Clark
Corkran has added looser wrist action
TO his drive and to-day few there are
who can distance HIM from the toe.
II We Wished Ia 20 through the whole
list No would ind changes IN every
one. the rcsul. %: imitation. CONSCIOUS
EFFORT. study. or genera e. IA X
relisnc- or diminished powcr, with uu
apparent reason. II IL the law ~ 'he
game that changes come and go they
are Jminon to all. even the very best
Ut players. and We have no proof that
some changes which may not %" for
the hettermrnt ~ a game nay come
to Master Jones
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MARSTON GOLF WINNER.
scores over pirr - Play ON ~
EVUtnOx e Journey.

M~N%CltEsTEr. VI. Sept. T. Man y
NJ lrs,ou of I:a'tusroi won ~" playo;f
OF the re for the low score medal IL
Ia Equinox cup tournament at Ekwa-
nuk country club this morning. wiz
n.ng from Il. l.. Picrc" Of Brae Burn
by a margin Of -four stroke
j, l.. Gilmsr Of Mount Anthony de-
featad e NJ. clark OF Philadelphia =, g.
4 mp and " 20 play ~ the final
~ the second sixteen, and W = Carleton
of Rra" Burn defeated G. T. schmidt Of
SLEEPY Hollow Nv , up and 4 TO play II
IN" thiid DIVISION,
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CARD WINS TENNIS FINAL,

". card Of l.lmhirst won the fnsls IN
IN" mems singles invitation lawn tennis
,"%urnsnrn, on tue courts 81 ths Bayside
Tennis Club YESTERDAY afternoon, Vie. de-
me hard Ought sets, i-h. IS. SIS.
- st IA IN" ssint-hnals 'ard de-
frat.i ot'n nraft 81 Bayslde - So:
ana ,'reiSh p, defeated !. Harrison Of
10 RsTTcnar, ana n Edwards, Elmhurs':
Whitsstonr in tho hnsl o. the doubles. The
winners won from y. Cornelius and J,
Harrison in the semihnsls, By IS, IS.
creighton and c'aN. is. IS.
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WITH THE SEMI-PRO AND
AMATEUR BASEBALL TEAMS


Pans vine psctsd Drsncn F,eld N loas
fslahd City yesterday TO ace the u-gnon Grays
cissh with tAr HishbriAac Athletics wpre
ttested TO the nnsst exhibition Of pitching secn
on q semi pro diamond this season. Hush NJ
Qnlian, Who early this ssaSon vas fstnsd ont
by Rochester 10 the Worcester club ~ the
tsstrvn League snd then burned M things in
that circuit, famed tSenty.cne PLAYERS IN .
thirteen ianins 0sms. Aueh SLOWED only thfe~
htts, set vac for cd to IL content with \ tie.
he vss oDpssed 10 Wrm~cAe and allowed only
THREE tits TO fourteen .arn"red over wcrneckc.
The acote vas J 10 .. The scpre
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RACE FOR THE BRENToN sEEr crr-
START. l. 4 ", SEPT. lie
COURSE. "a MILES
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DOUBLES CHAMPIONS WIN.
aud sriMu Defeat Nathcy
and Davis In T~rt-Statc Final.

CfNcINSArt. Ohio. Sept. lT.-William
VI. Johnston and Clarence !. Griffin.
both OF california. ratiunal doubles
champions. defeated WILLS l.. Davis
ur california and Dean M'ihey Of New
York in the huui ~ thr doubles IN The
tri-Stat- tennis tournament which c'osod
to-day. TIN. score was st. So. -:
-, SIS.
riay for the championship was
started Yesterday, but was called on
account ~ darkness. with each team
having won two sets. and Mathey and
Davis leading in the hfth. at al.
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TENNIS CUP FOR DI0NNE.
Veteran Defeats Nrimrr In Marine
aud Field CUP EtURJ.

In the much p~oStion"d tluh ~ ihc an
Iru tennis tournament Of the Marine
a,I Field club At Bath Beach Yesterday
afternoon. 81 \. !" D.onne defeated
Lincoln Reimcr. g.. g., Ct,
The victory gave Dionne . third leg
on the trophy and with Il went per-
manrut possession Of the cup. II was an
imIortant match for hoth, as Re'mer had
also won two Lee on h " prize.
Dionnr lltyed his usual steady game,
'r l,cjmrr tried tn CONE" to the net
ard ~uAhh 'la11y ne Fiiasheh ihtu
the net.
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~ IN RIowIns hisues.

T.s ON ocat.on also agreed that when
r'ai a. s'ar's IN me % the five tcnlr-
ros'!ous on 'As forward line he mus;
.ty ont TIE game there. although al
lowed to pay anywhere on the lefeIi-
20.
i vas Also decided that WHOM ;hr
"'erce detects an Illegal plav - ,h,ll
o. blow his whistle until the ullr is
''np.eted, The old rule stipulated tlat
when an Illegal forward pass vas made
n" referee was 10 blow his isth" tine
h"'nent the play Mas detected This de-
p - the defending side nom m"kiuS
. 'ass.ure ut"iceptIou of the pa.
IN" meeting was one al the best ~
'eid"l ana one of the most reprssentl
''e ever held. Leo l.carS represented
i~''rrard, rad Jones was lncr" f"I Yale.
III noll"nbach for Syracuse and Frank
tayanaugh for Dartmouth,
Others present were T.. Robinson,
Ridwu; Nelson Metcslf and Tom
IHorp. Columbia Harry kcrsberg,
Harvard Rob Maxwell, Swarthmore
Dave Ful,2, Brown; Joe iendleton.
RpwdO.u Judge Evans, Williams Fred
Hirrhy, Brown Fred Dawson, Vn,on
w Newton. Williams h.ll Okcsoil, i"-
'gh ", $. l.angford, Trinity br
iahhi,t, liIvcrford, and CAV, Marshall.
Harvard
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Completely ~remodellcd, the building mt
i23 Fifth avenue. adjoining IN" liirri-
mar National Bank, will be hereafter
known as the Spalding Eui'dlng, and oc'
,uplsd exclusively by A, q, Spaldlng Il
Eros. IN addition 10 iha regulation
Spalding line Of athlci 'oar. the now
tore will contain also several depart
ncnts which the locality neonsSltates
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CHINESE

First hiss" on ~errorSIhinese. iinceln
Giants. o Two hase ~hits-Pettns 2. Iai. Brags.
Stolen hssc- Pettus. Len IN basss-chinssr
\ Iiacoin Giants. :. Double plsys-Ayau Gun.
s>sis'-D Aysu. j. chin and Long Mone,n.
i.ttr, snd iiet,r. Bases On balis-on Eeddtng.
1 or Apsu. . oT Ako. : struck OUT.
~l,s-ldins. l" hy Apai. :. nv As". :. wild
but, hes R.iding. :. iIts-On Apau. { IA !
'%uuius. OF ALo. I In 5 innings Umpire Mr..
\idus Scorrr-F, ". 1houAs. Tim" q Sam"
'uur ard IS minutes.
NJ nl,mpic Field. nrst ssme- Y. II. y,
CHESTER. ',.... % :
Lincoln ,,isnts. . t. n 7
batteries s"sman and Hsnr Banks and
NilcN
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~ OIymDle Field.

Tn" Iircoin Giants smosler~d nv tNisss-
team az the tniversity Of Hawaii yeNterday in
y return game ~ Olympic Yield. the Ha r~,eu,ises
winning by q score NJ Il 10 I. The locaia bon,.
M ri~i \pau. fifteen hits being gsrnered an the
delivery ~ the Hswsiisn. ReddtRg allowed
"Lly fuur hits In the frst game the Lincoln
r,Huts defeated the thcstcrs. . TO l.
Next SUNDAY IN" Lincoln Giants will tackle
m" ROYAL Chants In = double header. The
scores
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CANTON. Ohio. Sept. i1.--rrca.rn. Yep.
rssen.inE P'ttssurs. eliminated canton
from III. national! amateur baseball race
hcrS to.acy ~ s'nn,ns ~ second game
man, pitcher fo- :Se visitors. practically
won The game IN the seventh inning. when
with the score q Ito he knocked q home
run. scoring two men ahead Of him. The
score.
n. n. r.
Pitcairn ...... s-s /. 4
Cantor ..... c.:ieibs 81 II :
Battstiss-kine, roothman and YAM.
man; NcConna lghey. WATKINS and After.
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LEO GoEHRING A SHOT PUTTER.
Great Jomper Wins First rrtss
Wurltng = Pound Iron Rail-.

LEO Goehr!ne. III" great standing hish
jumper of tho Nohavl; Athletic 7
took a hand NJ shot putting Yesterday NJ
the monthly games Of IN" Mohawk \. g
and showed good form. lie put .he
eight pound iron bah 81 feet : inches
and this added 10 his |handicap Of s feet
gave him first ptizc. George linkney
earned second prize.
Tom McAndrews won the Two mile
handicap. lie led from start Ia finish
and won In rather easy fashion.
Alexander Smith carried of IA" hon
ors IN the century dash aivl Ni"hae,
Reilly was frs, IN tho furlpng sprint.
The rios
100 Yard Dash itaut~sr-wrn ~ A-N-
a.d"- smith go. $drpSrt ". EcUl' =
ya-d.' s"cnrl > bo'tr - ya'Is. 'h,'f.
Time. 20 - seconds.
TAO Mte Ran. anti pr Vou n Tom
McAnGrewI go SarNs.; T.. Stacy ,'IS
AIDS. s.,oad !. D'i"hu" I-'p a'Ds.
30 Ward Ran. Hand ap-won hy ".
Rally - va-tst, y. r.'", - rarI.N Soc
ond \. smith q. ,Ani>'. 'hif.. Time.
- - seconds.
Putting ' Pound sh~ Handicap Won
inches. -. iinku-v At, f-'o Nth & 'est
W. "a 's"' i ir~hor .H'ri
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LITTLE DIPPER BEST STAR

PORT W~ASVINCTON I sep
,;eors. 4 CORY iA'tIr Dpp"r Won tire to-
81 tie seasons ,r,c-'llh ,i,Ds for nc So"
,'a~s over -" y NJ" '"Nn.rlar course -
~" Port W,-i.U-tuU lIr.t t'uh ~ ",
r,s-.t nay 'hjs afternoon cross'u: No -
over 'vO minutes nior" Charlie f. liv,.s s
HYDRA Tic summary tolors
y SNt liR RACE STAR CLASS START.
g.. COZ ESF . MILES
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Stymie Questions again.

There Is not much use In ta.h.u,
ahou, the. styinie, perhaps because We
have (. on the authority ~ The executive
committee OF the L. = q \. hat moth
ing will he done unit, tie end Of the
war. and perhaps little he ACCOMPLISHED
then. But a few eniightening Statistics
coming out OF the Merton tournament
may indicate the feelings OF the players
and the public in genera
From what I could gather from news
paper. and personal talks with the
match play competine golfers there
were In excess OF sixty stymirs In the
play. and. remarkable as that rna
seem IN point OF numbers, the added fact
tina: only eight were successfully nego-
,,at4d il more interesting. In each Of
these circumstances thel. was a chance
FOR the hall 20 be cut around but in the
great majority OF stym!es = was a clear
case Of either jumping ;he ball az great
risk or playing safe.
I, 10 idle talk for people to say that
every stymie can he successfully me-
xotiated. A man might try all day when
his opponents ball was Oh the !yp ~ the
cup and he wa five feet or three feet OF
two feet away and not hole his BAY
without touching the other, arh MS
happcned many a time Al Merton
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~ I.cWOx Oval.

The Bronx Haeics defeated th. ieHcr .ons IA
= d"ubi" header a. Irnox Oval Wy scores az
y 10 ) nnd I IN " Roth games were kceniy
contested. The Eagles we're tn hav. playsi Tho
All Cuhsns. but the Cnbsns suddenly decided 30
~ south and took passage f"r Porto Rico last
S",,,,nsA nft"th,on IN" sCor.:. .-
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FRO Gois-rs' QuaMsyins Round.

Tho qualifying golf round to select tho
twelve metropolitan competitors for the
Wauamaker prizes will he played Oh
Friday. September %. on the course Of
tho lnwood Country club. " will he
open only To members ~ the Profess
sional Golfers Association Of America
who liv" within the limits Of the metro
poli'sn section and will consist Of a
th'rt 2-siN hole media play test.
NJ important tournament has ever
been PLAYED or tho Iuwood links. so few
golfers realize lust how good the course
-. II measures 6,t>@ yards n par IL
-. =" the professionals will not ne able
Ia count uron an easy riulc and record
hreaklug scores. only the twelve lead
"rs on september 80 will be eligible To
compete IN the match play tourney At
Siwsnoy IN October. ard as the field at
lnwood viii hc a big ona the rivalry fpt
the dozen places will hc keen.
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AZ Riasswsoa Grounds.

One ~ the biggest crowd ~ NJ seaeeu sew
Inc ROYAL Giants lose ne game and vim the
second In a double hill AZ wailace's R~ideyWswl
grounds YESTERDAY. In tho curtain rsiser the
H"yHis wcrc defeated bv the nushwirts. 4 - J.,
sud In III. suns-t TIT thsy heat the ironsiden
4 10 ~ The scores:
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Nrookiyn Amateur League.

r,. Rr.,klyn Amateur 1.ssEu. va
.... 4, ,o-r 'Js' SaturdiN WIN ~.
rJr,r cab In frst place With a reeoIt o.
,.,r.s Am and 9 ,nsr The Knights ~
e,r',nv finished second, Will. tAA cen.
FRA. y. VI .. A. and III. Auror. "Iab "eIs
10, rnr talrt pace.
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SENIOR GOLFERS TO
TEE OFF THIS WEEK
Will Gather mt Apawamis
Links for Annual TOurna-
ment Tomorrow.
OTHER TIMELY GOSSIP

The s~niors golfers will gather at
Apawamis tomorrow for their twelfth
annual tournament. which will last four
days. AS was the case a yea z the
veterans will he divided into two sec
ions. tho first group PLAY ing TOMORROW
and Wednesday and TN" second ~
Thursday and Friday, The usual age
classes have been provided for and a
record number Of entries is expected.
only golfers nfty-fivc years OF age or
more are eligible to play In the enior
tourney. which each year attracts
entrants from every section of the coun-
try. 1t has grown 10 be a national In
stitution In the world Of golf. althousf
when II was started the members Of the
Apawamis Club had little idea OF the fu-
ture which awaited 10.
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hits Hsmuy. kesnc. Stolen he sos Hammv,
J"Ncrsons, l Double plays-Schbeid~r and
Ran T. X Wii"y snd Seller. Isses IN halls
Deegan. ~ Jerry. ., struck c!t ny
u""san, : nv Jerry. 4. t'mpire-M Mr.. FuO0sds.
Time OF Ssfue-l hour and IS minutes.
" ienos Oval. hrst ramr- Y. u r.:
BRONX Eagles. y o u 7 > n - II A
jefferson Z. &. o 4 o-s II 1
Ratt-ries-Rsrtei. Dceaan and Plste Bsrey
md IehlleNnifc.
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t.OOd scores nc NiImingtos.

complete returns from the qualifying
round fpr the southeastern section at
Wilmington Last week show the excel
l"ncc Of the cores made by the five pro-
fes-ionalS who auai.a,d They were (:
lack Hutchinson. -. 1i-ii. James NJ
Barnes. -. .i-li1 Wilfr.d r. Reid.
.. st-i+. Emmett j. French, 20. 70
lt .Jd James Il Thomson. -, 11-l51.
'harle- Hoffner tied with Jimmie
Tt"mson for hfth place u thcy played
III the tie
l. was a rather remarkable rlayoY.
for when they began the ninth hol.
Thomson Was four strokes behind II
seemed hopeles>iy beaten. lie suddenly
came - NE. however. and came home IN
50. making sin IS and three -. His
score for the round was -. and lie beat
Euffuer by a singh, .trokc.
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,rin,er. ......o y 100 % !
I.b.u T. C....O 5000 o o -: .
U,,,.ries Dchm and S.mme'; Hsuer and
roy u'cnr,on rark RI f
I.u,t,. \ & o. 900" u 90 . 0
a. NJ \ Ca ! o 90 IL y U
putt-ric.- McQu,,lan and Adams, Han
MN nm .NikIM ,nM.
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Telling s~sroIl-rs BianLed.

,uNrINNATI sept. !; The le.ihs
>. r.. .rs. ,hsmpioa s-ni- prof"ss'on', team
.,.l,nd ohio. vas shut out h. The
.,I. ,~h,mpions Of Cincinnati srd
in, wv in III. elimination s.rie' FOR the
|,,flnn,l sma,-ur Dassb",i 'h~mpi"iNhlp
r,,. t",iA|' gao Tho same was rl,N"f
" va" r. II. L..
..... -
~ '""s ~ . .
~, i., VIZ, .ut Muns"s B"tser
t. t. ,;ahl.
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The Lincoln stars we're defeated 'wire At
Arctic Park yesterday. the Empire ti,y nine
~rcsins Q double victory. each nv q scorr ~
4 10 8. In the morning tho Empires bsat the
Finhurst Gfays. ] 80 . The azores:
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Iirst has. on errors Royal Giants. l Bnsh-
WEEK. :. Two base hits-A. Schneider. VIII.
lams Three base hits -Hrc~n, Eesn. Sacvihce
w k!ng. Stolen hascs-Tnguei =, 1fewett.
Brown. Left on baseS-Roysi Giants. g. B,nh-
wick, II. Double plsys-Egan. brown aud 4.
S,hneid"r Tasner snd y. Schneider Brown,
flannery and =. Schneider. bsses on balls-
~ Harvey, Z; on Girard. 4. Struck out-6y
asry.y. I ,Tss 1,T':' b. ci H.r D.; riiG%s-s =,
WNd pitch-'iirard. rsssed hsii-Hokmsa.
Cn,pirc-Frsnk Wilson. Time OF Gane-l hour
and "a minutes
AZ Eidgeuooa Grounds I'd gsue)-. n. n. =.
ltonsi''. ........ o 9 0 0 90 :
Royal Siants .... q . ! "a !
Ba'tcrles-Hass and Davis: wiliisms and
t,Atsyood.
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retsl.... sssWnsM Tosals. ,:AINMs

Eppire City A. A....e II
Fint base on errors-Lin~ein stan. 2: TN.
pire City, :. Two base hits Johnson. Hockcr.
riacs hy~-fAns.ord. Stoien tas~-sticLier. Left
on bases-Linccln Starr. =: Empire city. :.
nases on balls-O6 Lsnxford, {? OF Horie. =.
BY pitch~r-By IAn6ford. I uIo6msn). Umpire
Mr.. Zisrsn. Time Of camel hour and 4:
minntes.
Al Arctic Psts tArst same)- II. n. r.
Lincoln Ware. aS.6esse1-' ! :,
Empire Iitv 4. A.. IOi00Occ1-4 .
Batteries = Thompson and Jackson Born,
Hoeft and Steinrnsnn.
Al Arctic rark a. ny II. II. 2
Hlmhnrst 0ravs...... 6e0ao.06a- : I
Empire city A. 49,. oseOel0s7-: II n
Bst'"ric. Archer and Fenerlein sullivan and
SteiLnlann.
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" Robertson won the playground go:
cLampionship. omen 4" playground boys.
a. Pratt Field YESTERDAY. HIS ~"ppon"n..
.,tmcs carey. played 'iue golf up 20 tie
Last '.w nodes. when he fen down on
several easy shots. Robertson. after q
very moor start. won : and |
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Catholic League.

Manhattan DIVISION Y n =.
Aim, a,ior..... onNcclt0 IA ~ :
lIrlv Rosary Lyc~um. a0olo00o- 0
batteries HAYES and Ferrara Orvet'e, sinl.
~,aatw,ll and ks,srr.
=, y.scp'l 4 : 4 a q 1-S ]
=, charlie. , . q 10 !. Z
kattcr!c.- i'aimcr and Collins MrIoy aud
Ha.>rt'
- r~.nstins .... 1ll1lll - o. 90.
Holy Rosary ltal oeoooseooo e. 90
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M Justtce In Rule.

In my match with Ned SaNyer We hid
seven stymies and not a siugl. one gave
the other a chance for the hole. Thrc,
were where he rea- balls we're no, over
, foot from the hole, and the other ball
hanging on a slightly down hi!l slope
wa. on the edge Of the cup Where was
the Justice in a rule which took "
holes from him and ono rom mc In these
special Instances and IN other cases
blocked of effectively any chance for
holding the BALI
Golf Is too much a game OF chance
on the putting green, what with per-
feet action and distance judgment and
the other attributes which go for put
ting perfection needed without bringing
in AN element Of luck which is foreign to
soinng strokes. Both Sawyer and my
self, like all other players who have a
chance at the championship fight. prac-
lise stymie jumping and try oftentimes
To inlay the shot even at the risk of
Knocking an opponent IN. but when the
hall /. left in such a position the
chances are ten or twenty or fifty to one
against success.
Not "a single golfer or gallelyite was
IN favor of the retention ~ the stymie
40 far as could discover. What more
proof Ia needed to make q change? ~ a
vote Of the half million United state.
golfers was taken to-day 1t would stand
/ verify believe. 49,. 700 to 1000 In favor
OF aboiishing the stymis.
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on the return trip. but the Elena was
never able TO overhaul her swift rival.
The cup. according to the conditions
governing races for 1t. may be held BY
the winning zach, for thirty days and
II Is then subject TO challenge again.
Although the cup was originally Of
fcvsd BY Commodore Bennett In ls'2
there have only been eleven races Tor
The prize, In iss; IL was taken ~ Ems
land by Sir Richard sutton. Bart. u
stayed IN England unit, 1904. when IL
was brought home by Wilson MsrsheN.
The winners OF The trophy are a. fol-
low
Year Yacht. owner
S.-Dresdnau sht. .......... a. B. vel!
~ -Enchsn're mv., < cclsess
esS-tienssta ....- ..... Or NichAra evtton. bert
~ T%
i::s-- ss,isss,s.,H H. h. ii. ,S: E.ne: q We;
W. Atlantic. ...........'...w uoon nStus.,
iMs-fosssi,sd 10 Kaows...I essss D; Ted
lcls- kAtOufe. ..s.. ..,...'..... NoUSS n" iou
The summary Of this years race fol-
lows
RACE FOR THE BRENToN REEF crP-
START. l. A ", SEPT. lie
IOt'QSE. n1 MtI,ES
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Hishtridse Athletics. eoSiooistsooo-
Denou 0rsVa O g.

DegRon 0rsvs........ ososecSo0eooS-1
Left on bsses-Deenon. Grays. IA; Hlshbridse.
.. Two base hits-Nagei. slchier. Sacrifice nit
-McQuiiian. sacriAcS Ay-Nesrs. fisst bsse
m errcrs -f1ishbridae. 8 stolen bases -tlinch.
>! - wsn,"s.. 1 s' s;r "s '. .u,-rr MMScSuiiisc.'
81 BY wernehr. Is. Hls BY pischsre-Bv wer.
neka (Clinch) BY NcAuillsn Brady. Umpire
minutep