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is ATHLETES WIN
PREMIER HONORS
IN SWEDEN GAMES
Finish First in Dash. 400
Meter Run and Relay-Mere-
dith Beats Champion.
W-RRAY AND LOOMS
BEATEN IN HIGH JUMP

STOCKHOLM. Oct. ~ tvia London. Oct.
1N.-American athletes carried OF the
lions share OF the donors on the OPEN
,ns day Of the track events at the
Stadium here. Competing against ath-
,.tss Of the Scandinavian countries the
Americans captured three races the 100
meter dash, 400 meter run n the 500
meter relay race.
In the 400 meter run Ted Meredith.
ina great middle distance inner who
hung UP a new worlds record here In
The Olympic games In 1912. defeated j..
pol,n, the holder OF the 500 meters
swedish record. in sensational style.
Meredith ran one Of the best racer
sven here since the 1912 m He led
sl the way and covered the distance
in the fast time Of 40 7-I0 seconds.
Although Meredith left America IN
roor condition he was at his best when
h. reached here. He had trained on the
boat and while going to his mark de-
clared that he would have no excuse TO
offer 4. beaten by the swedish champion.
When he sprlnted past the Judges In
front the big crowd that filled the stands
rave him a great ovation.
In the dash Il was America FIRST. Sec
ond ami third. They swept thhe board.
with 10 Loomis OF the Chicago A. A..
first. Andy Ward Of Chicago. second.
ana Bob Simpson Of Missouri. third.
Ioomis sped the 100 meters In 10 $40
seconds.
In the relay race the American sprint
en- scored an easy victor. Loomis.
Simpson. Ward and Fred Murray OF
California sped 200 meters each In fast
time. They ou'ran their opponents all
the way. covering the distance in the
fas. time OF | 40 2-5.
II was in the running high jump that
their first defeat came. In this event
Sweden sprung n big surprise when
Kellerstrlnd won. Loomis was ex-
pected TO win this event. He has a
better record than Kellerstrand and in
trials before the contest came close to
the swedish record. But In the compe-
tition he was compelled to accept second
honors 10 Kellerstrand. Fred Murray
finished third.
~ Meters Run 800 yards 10 inches-won
b Joe 9 Locmis OF CHICAGO; second, Andy
Z Ward Of CHICAGO: third. Bob simpson.
Tme-io $40 seconds,
M Meters Run u37 yards 10 inches,-won
by Ted Meredith of Philadelphia: second. J.
Bolin Of sweden Tme-ig 10 seconds.
No Meters Relay Raoe-Amcrican team
composed Of Joe LOOMS. Fred Murray. Bob
Simpson and ANDY Ward. defeated the Scan
dinavian team. Ttme-l: 40 20.
Hlrh Jump-Won by kullerstrand OF Swe.
den With n jump Of iss ccntimeters IS feetl:
econd. Joe Loomis. 80 centimeters: third
Fred Murray. l5
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American Walker, Club Hike.

Members Of the New York branch of the
American Walkers Association enjoyed a
long hike yesterday. They went from
Palisades. then walked to Englewood.
where the short squad started on the re-
turn trip. Those In the Ions hike went nve
miles further before returning. The dis
tances were fifteen and twenty-five miles
respectively. Those who participated were;
NJ. Rubens. II. Adler. y. Pollet. j. Daniels.
San. T. Hin. J. Frol!sh. d, Goldberser, +.
seufert. \. Gsborcz,. r.: Connaghton, ". J.
Pines. H.. Mccain. q. Winter. W, scott. T.
HelIstern, W. Lorenz. ii. Elish. l., Feruci.
j. Berry. ]. Gisnnico. +. Linsner. ". II.
Decker, w. Jeschke r.. kulisher. d. Lada-
pulos. 8. Klein. j. Zavatore. c. schuster. e
]. ]. Lynch. j. Liebowitz. !. Bennedetto. c.
Kunz, j. Berger. W. Kunz, T.. Koenigsberg
and Il. Rabinowich.
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TROPHY FOR PAULIST A. c.
It's Athletes Roll Up rs Points At
Catholic Clubs Games.

Athietes representing the Paulist
a won the point trophy In the games
" me Catholic Young Mems League on
ulchcoe Oval yesterday afternoon. They
roiIed up n total OF IS points. The lads
rom 81, Anselm's Club finished second
WIN "a points, and the Annunciation
BOYS were third, with 8.
win A team composed OF y. Lopez.
W. King, W. Steers and w. Harmon
we St Anselm cub won the relay
race. They beat the Paulist A. G. team
MADE UP or NJ Peterson. T. Larkins. j.
I'ursl and J. Dougherty in clever
fashion. They travelled the one mile
snd liz yards in 3 minutes 80 seconds.
me summaries
u,Rgnn'ng High Jump. Handicap-won by
'eet $ inches T. Hayes. AnnuncIation Club
r'nE,S,'h! feet inehe. second E.. Ben,
a, Z i]nche.l' S feet / inch. fourth.
p,ose Nc and ~. Yards Handicap Relay
,obex' W King. W, Steers and W. Han
PIT p .Ss YARDS; ,Paulist 4. C., with 81.
b IsSsss.qi r LaTt'n'' J.; Georsi and Z.
NJ rSana shot Put. Handkerchief by
lee, 'Ss'wsy, Aaglnss I A. Scratch. 80
i HAVE ,'cTsssn! rs feet Inches. second; !:
~ inches. third: w. Fisher, Pauilst
~, M !! inches), SO feet = inches. fourth,
mmisg.rs. paulist A.. e. dc yardsD; 4. j.
gopgherty. Pauiist A.. e. Il yards). second;
iG.klns Paulist 4. &. q y~rds). third
fourth earh i@ Pasii't A. C. ds yards).
Cum Yard Dash, Hsndicsp-won by J.
SS"mmsham. Paulist A. C.. tscratchJ; J.
vWy'smm. 81 Ansslm's 4. c. q ysrd). third
nannon, St, Anselm's 4. &. q ysrds),
'SST,tn' Time. 9 2-5 seconds.
Sso,si; paulist 4. C. (scratch); =. Fsrsano.
ssnp !, A.; c. $50 yards), second; ". Dee
GtIm, 81 Anselm's A. c. as yards). third
fourth; Tins. 1901. ~
pow0 Yard Dash, Handicsp-won b. A. J.
4: s:S' \, I; s :"::i%,: : 8 SE::::ss::5'!' y:
Ss'sieAj5.. .c~SS3n'"5hs.. P:s,.ss 4 9.
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BrookIy mites on Long Jsunt.

M Brooklyn branch Of ths American
Sis.s yesterday. They went to spring.
Held, L. J., whore the squad on tho shor,
distance hike started back on the return
Rockville Centre. The veterans travelled
thirty miles and the novices went aftsen
The following were out 70 aeti9n' 4. c
bob ii' g. ). kxiltcyls: a. A.S.fs, !. M.na.
y. 4. Heath, A. csroiins. q. {. Tisfry. sr:
G RELY. =, SCSau:,. SSs!'' u; c,! =
nsr. J.. ". sullivsn. l., Lorbesblstt. u
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THRILLS
SPEEDWAY CROWD
Hindenburg, Taking Fright,
Throws Rider in Road Driv-
ers' T~rotting Meet.
MIDDLE BEDwORTH WINS

e. n. Muller, who drove his brown
gelding Hindenbure, had a narrow es-
APE from serious injury In a runaway
that thrilled several thousand lovers Of
trotting on Harlem Speedway yester-
day. A wheel came of his sulky In the
l 10 trot OF the Road Drivers Associa-
ton meeting. and he was thrown Into
the roadway. Hindenburg took fright
and ran away. Muller made a brave
attempt to hold his horse. but after
being dragged a short distance released
the reins.
Hindenburg running at top speed
dragged the vehicle with him. and was
not halted In his mad fight until he
reached 155th street, where he was
stopped by Policeman Charles Weiss OF
the Fortieth precinct. The wagon was
badly damaged. That no n was hurt
was n miracle. Muller was badly
shaken up and suffered bruises on his
hands.
All except two Of the eight races
we're settled in straight heats. j. A.
Murphy's speedy chestnut mare Middle
Redworth. driven by Jesse Smith. which
made its appearance last sunday. again
proved faster than Glover Patch. the
champion. and Royal Mckinney. She
captured the initial heat by a good mar
gin then won the next heat by a quar-
Ter y IN l'nRtn. Inc summarize.
1910 class pacing:
BESSIE Baron. b. IN tE Carpenter ........
Oakland Boy. Jr., Oh. h. n. Conroy).....2 2
Tme-i:l3t. l:b
i:os class pacing
Iu;,5Su. Mckinney, : & IN ? K.rin". !
Folly berry. sr, m. n. j. eo'Neiij,.....t 6
Countess Kohl. br. m. (E. MeckleD. ...... 4
Time-i'c7. i:css.
Lizzie March ch' m. u. n. Lawrence). 49,. I I
0'Brien Boy. b G. tE Shoemaker)....,...2 [:
Time :o5. 1905.
loo Class %,ro,ting:
pingee. h & &C. J. Fendtl ...,.......
Nightingalr. blk. m LDr. Martin. ...... ;
IL vivillo. h. c M I. Aropson). ....,.. ?
Ttme-io7t. i:0s,.
100 class %iroi'ing
Marion .Todd,nston. oh. m ~ .o'shea) :
Oakland Boy. b & tJesse SMITH ......l 3
Courier Boy h G. u. r Kennedy. 8 2
Time :os. l:oGs.. 1907.
Ns class pacing:
Ncll .NcfAn;ock, r m. Il. J. Norris. 3 !
Ron Todd. br. m ,Dr. Martin>..""..
Fred Hope h. g II o Rinzen) ......t I
Tme-l: os, io7s, i:ioA
lf7 c'1ss pacing
Mtddla ,dwor,h, ch. m. ,Jc.se smith. l
Clover p .tch. hr. m. II. V. Hunp........s :
Royal Mckinney. 2 z 81 r Lawrenor,. 8
Tme-i:0t. l:o3h.
10 class trotting:
BriRht Metal. h m u J Duny,........l I
Catherine p. h. m. II CARPENTER .".... . {?
Hinienburg br 2 ~ r. Muller, ........ dis
Time-i:ll, $40.
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what's In . Nsme:-s Cissv.

The No"ark Pni' rvd Flv casting club
vi ho'd fnur e""n's ~ tho club PLATFORM
" Wo"Gu1hic Park, N'Wark. IN October 81.
TN" events consist ~ l's'prcn bal. casting
WIN l. ounce weight, distance. Nv. using a
. ounc" rod; ccur1cv wet ~ contest with
'ha same ROD and distance nv Wit a
.a-To. rod The first event is scheduied
on .~.i'n'ion day another tournament vii!
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Dear Tom-Pleass answer In your coll
inn whether Alexander has been knocked
OF the box this season by Brooklyn
Il W. X.
Yes In last series with Brooklyn.
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PRINCETON MANAGERS GET P's.
Bevia, Behrer, Donahue and Per-
kins Awarded Letter.

PRINCETON. y. j., Oct. l5.-1he ath-
letic executive committee OF Princeton
University awarded the varsity "P" Ia
y. p. Bevin Of Jamaica. n. Y. manager
OF the football team: A. Behrer OF
Queens, y. Y. manager Of the track
team C. w. Donahue OF Seattle, Wash.
manager OF the baseball team. and "a
George w, Perkins. Jr., of New York.
ma OF the crew.
w. B. Moore OF New York, captain
OF the track team r. T. Hogg Of Pitts
burg. Pa, captain of the football team,
and G. II. Arrott OF Sewickley, Pa,
assistant manager of tho football team.
were elected to the board OF athletic
control. while C. II. Lathrobe Of Bal
timore, Nd. and ]. r. Gowen Of Phila-
delphia were made members OF the ath-
letic executive committee.
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leaving Colymbu. Circle = o's!ecs in
club 81 .xmsIis. w:ni On ionF eIs.::
AZ sIu. sas ' ana e. .ssu;n. s - w a." Of Cor eoson 70
q NSodsids 10 the starting point. The
yAlh YES ever ? tvsnty-eye mile Isute.
f. Isss.e:s:':s:'xw "a 'i s:S:s. AZ Z ft: :ss.,s:
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LOCAL "PEDS" HAVE BUSY DAY

walkers from many clubs took part yes
terday In the invitation four and n half mile
handicap walk OF the Pastime A. C. and In
the weekly hikes Of local walking clubs.
Ideal weather conditions brought out
hordes OF peds.
In the Pas,ime A. c. walk J. Kanowitz
Of the Mo%rningside A. c., who had a handi-
cap of 1870. was returned the winner over
W. Rocker OF the Irish American A.. c.,
Junior metropolitan and national champion.
Rocker started from scratch. This results:
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TITLE FOR L0URDES C. @.
Wins Catholic League Baseball
Championship.

Lourdes C. C. Of Brooklyn annexed the
Greater New York Catholic League
championship yesterday by handing a
4 to 0 defeat to st. Jerome's C. c.. cham
pion of the Manhattan-Bronx division,
at the Parade Grounds. The score;
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Girls on Parade.

The Brooklyn women branch OF the
American Walkers Association started their
weekly hikes yesterday. They want from
Prospect Park to Sheepshead Bay. . dis
lance OF six miles. Those who walked yes
terday were: The Misses D.. schlachters.
F.. wenner. J. Baron, f. Raynes. A. Rosen.
II. Rosen. J. Dacks. b. Archer and b. Bray
man.
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IL gaining considerable recognition as a
punter. In q recent game against Newark
Academy ut Newark RoGers's footw ork
With Rogers. Sinclair and Dooiey on the
team ~Stuyvesant should make . far better
showing than last year. Dooley last season
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N. Y. F@OOTBALLERS
TAKE LEAGUE LEAD
Defeat Babcock and Wilcox
Soccer Team at Harlem .
Oval, 5 to 3.
RESULTS OF ALL NJ

The New York Football Club in a stir
ring contest defeated the eleven OF the
Babcock 4 Wilcox Football Club of
Bayonne by the score OF 5 goals to 3 at
Harlem oval yesterday and as a result
assumed the lead In the National Foot
ball League. The victors now have n
total OF six points. The lineup:
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Y. NJ. II, A. Hike.

Fifteen members OF the Harlem Y. N. II.
A. enjoyed . twenty-five mile hike yester-
day. They went across the Dyckman street
ferry 10 the Palisades, then walked TO En-
slewood and return. Those who took part
follow: !. Shapiro. F. Wicker. q. Robin
son. !. Hidden. II. Hindsn, IL, Cohen II.
sommers. Kaufman. ! Greengold. ]. Levine.
Ratchin.
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The Ladies' walking Club Journeyed
about eight miles yesterday, going from
Alpine. N. j., through Tenaiy and Engle-
who participated in tho walk were the
Misses N. and X solomon. Goldstein. SieGel.
Simbsrkon. Pomerantz and Greengold.
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AZ Demon Field.

The Dcenon Grsys were defeated by the
Sprinefelds In the hrst Of their three game
series for the championship Of Queens borough
at DeGnon Field yesterday. . 10 I. The game
went only eight innings. darkness ending the
contest. Mcouillsn and Hoclkcr cnesged In q
pitching duel, each striking out fourteen men.
the Giants at Newton. " J, II to : Tho
s,prcss
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Continentals Defeated.

In the New York State League the
l. r. r. Strollers added the Continentals
to their list Of victims by defeating them
at Marquette oval In Brooklyn by the
score OF 3 goals TO /. The teams were
splend'dly matched in the first period.
at the close OF which they were tied at
I goal each. The lincup.
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s s,,,. 81, %''",: ;s:::::sG-S g :
Istteries-Brov and Culver; Mertx and
Al Hsct.nssct- n. r.
hG, cS, @ sn' xiis SIR: scSGcs!SsS-7 y
Bat,eries-rate and Culver; KImhsil and
Gt ! ! #i %':;s si:s y. 's%:ss;sssssG :;
At Ridrcneld Park r. II. +,
; 8 ssIs;.a oi..,... S:5s::S:S
Rstteries-Gsston and compiin; Tate and
Fuller.
4. sTFc %.,i 4. s,.,, sSss:SssG
na.,cries-Bacis'rom and Reed Val Horn
At Glendale. I. L.; Oct; -. r;
fi Ss;; !. y.i ! . ana . lys.: . Dt smi ion
man. Morton and Reinfeld.
Al Jersey city n. II, y,
= sr;s.; "ius.. SSSSSsS- {:
Rattcrics-Phela and Lyons Thornaison- and
At Van Cortlsndt Park "a. ny r. II. F..
S;$:%:s Etc.,; S !, ,s.i $,. ia Il H.. ;
At Van Cortlandt Park II. ny II. Il.
Keystone Ath, 0 o o q o 90 o 4
Prospects. -. I l 10 o
NY forfeit.
! Al Formers Oval II. II. T.,
Chemical stars o 0 o e-iO II I
weidts Is. A.. $40 o 0 % I
Bsttcrie.-reTsu.on and Finley; Harper
, Al Knights Of 81. Antony's Oval II, n T..
wirard...."u. 2 Q Q Q Q "a 70
B.tteries- Murray and dormsn puny and
nammivn.
At knights Of 81; Antony. Oval. r, II, Z:
I0ughlin Iyr,. 0 0 90
x. Of ~. Ant. I 1 0e0i : Ks II
Batteries-Koshi and Jake Dresler; McGarry
and Phclan.
At Bedford Park r. II. r.
Fordham Lyceum.... 0 cocoa % 6 .
| Mosholu ............ 90 :
Bstteries-Beck and Emmerick Hughes and
Laughlin.
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QUERIES
ANSWERS 81
Tom Mac Nulty

the brooklyn podr.r. hav. the best pitch
ing STAN in both the National and Ameri-
IS right ARTlE AND dbl
The worlds series decided that. my
boy.
Dear Ton-Kindiy advis. me- In your
column whether or not Lefty Tyler. now
pitching for the Boston Nationai =. PLAYED
with any other National League team be-
fore coming TO Boston. II so. with whom
Joined the Braves in 1910. Played
with the Lowell club before that.
Dear Tom-A hc,s ,ha, n batter cannot
bunt after he has two strikes. p says
that he can burt after he has two strikes.
Kindly decide bet. A. l..
Batter is permitted to bunt on third
strike. but Is out II bunt is foul.
Dear T'm-rl.ase inform me II Koch-r.
tho Giants catcher: caught ten OF the
sunday, October /. IRVING EcKHART.
No.
Dear Tom-Did Benny x.un hi, min.
HARRY HALEY.
Dear Tom-Pleass answer In your coll
umn whether Alexander has been knocked
out OF the box this season by Brooklyn
+ W. X.
Yes; in last series with Brooklyn.
Dear Tom-what was the Ionse., fght
held in America l. g, AND G. W VI.
10 rounds. I hours 10 minutes. Bowen
VS.. Burke. New Orleans. April 6. 1898.
Dear Tom-Kindly state sxac, date Will
bert Robinson began to manage the Brook
lyn Nationals. S. 8.
Robbie started the 1914 season as
manager Of the Superbas.
Dear Tom-Kindiy publish the address
o. lawson Robertson at the University OF
Pennsylvania. T. q. y.
Address him at the University OF
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Pa.
Dear Tom-How many gamer did IN.
Philadelphia win from the Prooklyns in
their last series AT Philadelphia
Five.
Dear Tonic settle a little areument
kindly let mo know II Riil Donovan. pres-
ent manager OF the Yankees, ever was
manager OF the Detroits. II so. what year
j. FIT
No.
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Greenpoint %
Brooklyn CeltIcs win.

The Brooklyn Celtics. champions Of
the New York State League had no
trouble in annexing the point In the
match with the Camerons on their
grounds at woodside. l.. l.. yesterday.
The Celtics won out by 3 10 0 after lead
ing I to 0 at half time. The lineup:
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RESULTS OF SEMI.PRO
BASEBALL CONTESTS
AZ Olympic Field.

The Lincoln Giants defeated the d. 8. G.
nine In the first game of a double header at
Olympic Field yesterday, IL to Z. and then
beat the All Lesguers In the sunset tilt by a
score Of s to 0. Waite Hoyt OF the Giants
pitched for the All Leaguers. Ncxt Sunday
the Lincoln Giants will play the New London
club and an all lesEue nine. The scores:
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Play Tie Game,

Meeting In the first division OF the
New York State League at Floods oval
IN Brooklyn yesterday. the Clan Mac
Donalds played a tie game with the
Greenpoint eleven, I to /. The lineup:
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At Arctic Park.

Tn. Empire City nine defeated the New
London cluh In the frst game OF n double
header AT Arctic Park yesterday. : 10 5 and
ihen won't down TO defeat nj the hands Of
the ROYAL Giants in tho feature contest. .
TO .. The Rovals scored one run IN the third
and ono in the sixth inning The scores:
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Tint bass on srFoF-Iovfdss o. O., I. Two
base hits-McNsmars. ouiglsy. Sacrincs hit
sSSsr,s' LIT sss': On =s::::IE,ar:,!' 6 asS;sl;y: 4 I.
Jerome @. g., l. Double I~lays-Goodwin, Far.
rinston and AcDsrmott; l.. GGiigsn. finneii
and ouifley. Bases On balloon sesbsr, u
INT bY pttchsr-DZ Lee, 1 fNcNsnarsl.
snd Doe. Tins Il sans-i hsar and q min.
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EMPIRES

Called on ACCOUNT n dNrknees
First base on errors-Royal Giants, >: Fin
pire City. Sacrifice hits-Handy, Miller
Stolen base Walker Left on hasas-Royal
Gian's, G: Emnirs City. . Double MAY
nehncke and Sheridan Bases on ball.-on
Harvey. 4; m Erzman, | Struck out-Dy
Harvey. 10. nv Enzmar. . B~alk-Harvcy.
Passed ball-Santop. rmpire-Mr Zieran.
Time Of Tamr-l hour and - minutes
Al Arctic Park tfrst camel Il. 7. r
New London...... o q 4 n-S ?
Empire City A. A. 2 3 0 . o & 10 I
Batteries Dracke and Zi,tel and Reinfeld
Dornhoeft and
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Members Of the New York women's
branch Of the American Walkers Associa-
tion went out on an eight mile Jaunt yes
terday from Alpine to Tenahy. N. J.
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AZ RIduewooa Grounds.

Tho Bushwlcks took the measure NJ The
Formers In a double header NJ WallHre's
Ridgewood Grounds YESTERDAY. winning III"
fr.t eame by q score Of 7 TO . and takiug
the anal TIT nv a , to ! score. The victories
rave the Rushwicks the championship Of
nrpokIvu The scores.
The sun., 1916-10-16

W. Parry. william Moore. John Sinclair.
Joseph Firm. J. J. Doian. r. r. Harrington
Dennis Dunno. John Henernan, r.. +.
Remer. II. Gordon. Prosper Clust. Tai
white and ]. H.. Hooking.
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Rod and Gun News


.eix Channel Bass Taken a Cspea's.
In Corson's Inlet last week six channel
kamp Of tho Yves. jersey Cottages at that
place. Also . lumber OF large weakhsh
Charles Walters. as pounds; A.. w. Van
Allen, ssh pounds. and Lima Rsdsn. 10
~fiounders st the Raunt.
John Paschke Of the Raunt writes 70
Ing TO bis noat Jamaica Bay founders
ranging from 80 to 90 to the catch.
George Wins Two Poole
George" who fishes from the Joe Pin
kett, Capt. Jorgenson, has the habit after
he has baited his hook to cry. Let George
when he brings in q big one he re-
marks, And George did"
Last sunday, following the usual pro-
cedurc. he took a iOL pound hake. On his
next cast he brought up a Gunner and 4
"Georse" was In two pools. a twenty
both.
Practically every one had a good mess
on ran h'h' which were taken at n. light
Brooklyn. Oct. IL.
Taken Any RsInbows from Grrenwoode
10000 rainbow trout In Greenwood Lake.
and ] would like to know II any have ever
oesn taken from that Lake. by anglers
New YORK. Oct. 10. KIT CLARKE.
Man with Dog Wants Hunt Companion.
should be glad TO make arrangement
70 Join a party on a hunting trip-not an
EXPLORING expedition. but a party that has
been over, the hunting grounds previous
years l have a high class. we'll broken
dog that will find birds Il any to be found.
II West Forty-sirh street, Oct. IL.
Young BssA Foolish and Hungry.
C. N: Watson in THE sun Of septembe,
caught fourteen black bass that averaged
only one and a fourth pounds apiece. He
crickets for bait, but does catchine bas IS
~eiehing only one pound four ounces con-
sti,ute = fair test in bass nshinr?
Such bass are littie more than Nngerlings
pass that could be very little over "A year
oid. And one can catch such fish at any
or any other kind Of bait. and the mere
fact that these were caught on cricket
does no, prove anything at all except that
Docs T. not seem n shame that fourteen
hass or such a size should he taken from
they would have snord.d had they been
left to i've for three or 'ou- ve,rs loncer'
In IN. same issue of THE srH comes a
report from clayton" Although Clay.
tom Judging from his name. lives in q
section OF country where one should be able
20 distinguish between a pickerel and a
badly.
There are very few or no pickereI In the
81 Lawrence River. They are all pix. 81
Furthermore. tho law says nothing at al
abou, not taking "pickere." under twen,,
inches In length. but IL does say 80 about
pike"
W know that nix. are sometimes. called
p'ckerel In the st. t.awren"n country. but
because they are called So there does no,
make them so. and would NOT he uui',
SO confusing u contributors would try 70
give. Ash their proper names when 70.
porting catches. BLACK BASS.
New York. Oct. Is
The sun., 1916-10-16
FARM Frs.

first hsse IN prr~ors-Rrshv'ct. 3 Thrcc
hssr hit-Iohnan Home rrus-Haherkorn. 4.
Schneider stolen hasc-r. Schneider. Len on
ss"s-FArmerS q Rushwick. & Double play
Williams. Gran. and Thomson Bases m
hslls-o~ Snrinenan. l on Glrard. I. Struck
out-Rv Sprinrman. 7; by Girard. I Hit Nv
pitcher-Bv Springman. ] n, Schneider, I'm
rlre-Mr. wilson. Time OF same-l hour md N
minutes.
A. wsllsce's RidEewcod Grounds r II r
Farmers. .......... q o 0 a o. . !
Rushwlck .......... \ 0 o IL 4 0
batteries smithwick and Murray Kelliher
and Holman.
The sun., 1916-10-16

Greenville and Yonker. 81. George had a
hard fought league game az Glen Park.
Yonkcrs, yesterday. which resulted In a tie
NJ goal apiece schmidt place Greerville
in the lead in the hrs' half and waldron
tied IN for 81. George In the second. Parker.
son saved the day for Greenvlllc by stopping
q penalty kick
The sun., 1916-10-16
Mayo Leads Big Pack.

Eddie Mayo Of the Brooklyn A. A.
led n pack OF fifty young barriers
through the streets Of the lower West
Side In the four n a quarter mile
race Of the Hudson Guild. He was
nue. better h n his opponents and won
in hollow fashion. He led throughout
the entire journey, and at The end was
The sun., 1916-10-16

The hrs, Gsms IN the opening round Of
the annual cup tie competition Of the Amer.
lean. Football Association was played at
Boys heat the splitdorf =. C. by 3 goals
TO /. Al half time the Alley Boys were lead.
ing by ! TO 0.
The sun., 1916-10-16

''"T"VH VUV, MI ny NdVVFW VIII
Game called account Of darkness.
All 1eaRuerr. ............ o q O %
Lincoln Giants .......... q o o I rs
First base on error-All Iragucrs. I. Two
base .hit-Hall. Sacrifice hit-rettus. Stolen
bases Wiley -GD, Poles. Left on bases-All
Leasuers. &: Lincoln Giants. A.. Bases on balls
or Williams. I; on Hoyt. I. struck out
Ev Williams. . 10y Hoyt, 9 HIT by pitcher
Ry Williams. I sullivan. Passed ball-wiley.
lmpire-Mr. Oldus. Time Of eame-l hour and
20 minutes.
At Olympic Field r. II. r.
II. e. C.....s q q - q 1
Lincoln Giant. zee. a 3 a 5 H-i2 ~ s
Martin and Bslvo; Banks and
Pierce.