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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-19
Tomorrow's Games,

ST. Louis at Cincinnati.
Boston at New York.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia At Brooklyn.
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Terminal A. C. was defeated by tn,
ners outhit and outfielded their op
ponents. Mccoy pitching for the win
ners. struck out fourteen Terminal bat
tiers and allowed only six hits. r. VIII
lams. OF the Tulips. got three bingleI
in four trips to the plate.
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Yesterdays Results.
washington. s.; 81. Louis. 1.
Boston, ); Chicago,
New York. 10: Cleveland. J.
Detroit. 8: Philadelphia, 2.
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Tigers Pound Sheehan;
Athletics Lose Again

DETROIT. Mich, June ls.-Sheehan.
pitching for the Athletics here yester-
day, was pounded for thirteen hits. the
Tigers winning easily by an S-to-z score.
Hamilton, pitching for the home team.
was effective with men on bases except
In the seventh. when Oidring doubled
with two on giving the visitors their
only runs. The Athletics contributed
to the number or runs made by their
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Yesterdays Results.
Cincinnati. 8: st. Louis, 2.
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Stated for Park IN third inning.
tBatted for Davenport In seventh inning.
Nationals. ..,.,'..,..,".',,'...,,, 2Us oO0 lW-o
81. Louis, ,,.'.......,,..".,'.. 900 0ol OOO--l
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TIGERS DEFEAT R|vERMQNT
FAST LYNCHBURG AMATEURS
LOSE BY NARROW MARGIN
Hot Wcnthr Niti:rirs Against Any
l'nst Playing. Though both
frams I;:.! We'll.
lspccial.,o Tho Times Dispatch !

liNMrpFN-SIDNEY. VA, September
.3.--lm the first game on the local
schedule, the llampdcn- Sidney Tigers
won from The strong team of tn" River
mont Ath!clt, Associations Of Lynch
burr. by the score or & to o ,o-Gay
The touchdown came in tho third quar-
ter aS the result az u long forward
pass. Thurman to Harvey. who placed
the ball on the one-yard line. Crisp,
the bic onchaudcd tackle. carried ii
across on the next play.
Again in this quarter the home team
came To the Vineyard line, but lost the
ball ON Il tumble. This fault was much
in evidence throughout the contest and
the Tigers threw away many chances
to advance the ball because of the
frequent Juggling The warm weather
and the few days Of practice told on
tho men. and real pep" was lacking.
T;ivcrnont's line men slipped through
their opponents almost at VIII. and the
Tiger ends were of color badly.
Thurman and the other backs found
it very difficult to get under way be
cause OF the lcaky work or their for
wards Repeated attempts at forward
passes went astray as iIampdcn-S Sid
ncy's dimnutiv" quarter back plain
was forced IL hurry up the play be-
hind a vulnerable line.
In spite Of this though several
pretty passes rc executed. and the
feature play Of the game was tho
catching by Dick Harvey Of II difficult
hur! that seemed out of reach OF any
ono. In each quarter, Bcrnicrs mon
gave several beautiful exhibitions of
block ling, but their tacl<lin- was far
from midScason form. The visitors
played a clean. hard game Throughout,
and in puntiuc they showed up cspc-
cially we'll All their line men were
in the limclight. while Scrugcs and
1'yrcc starred in the back field. The
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.H0NEDU|LDERS ARE LICKED
LOCAL LADS LOSE BY ONE
RUN MARGIN TO TREASURY
humility tn TIu ut Opportuuc Time,
Costs Rirhmondcrs Final
Contest.
Especial to The Timcs-nispatch.l

WASHINGTON. September 23-Thc
i"mrbnildcrs' baseball team. Of Rich
m"nd 10y permitting four untimely
rams IN the eighth inning. were to-
'ia i"ir"tcd hs the Treasury team. Of
Washinetou. hy score Of = to :. The
loss brought last place in the trici,y
amateur series t" Richmond, giving
Washington the championship.
Five hits four singles and Il double
in the eighth inning brought victory
to Washington. With two men on
'asr oowncN, Of the Treasury, brought
two men home by his double He later
scored on single Of Dust and Il
fourth run by Elanucry won the game.
-Four runs in one inning were scored
in the fourth Ivy the Homcbuildcrs. who
nit Croson seven times. but the team
was held without a score i'm the nin,h
The score:
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V. P. |. SQUAD ACTIVE
zach InGrrSoII WORKING: Hard to Get
Techs in Good Condition
for First Game.

Coach JnEersoll and his corps OF as
istaniS are hard at work getting the
Tcrh men into shape for the opening
games. lnScrSoll * a Dartmouth man.
raduat ting there III l9ll After lcav-
ng Dartmouth, N" coached at Colgate
or number OF years Ills tactics
- such as to inspire in the Virginia
'olNtechhi" Institute team the highest
iatc Of good craftsmanship and clean
notball.
Under lngcrsoll's direction. new
acihods Of conditioning the men are
Iclns used. The famous Dartmouth
grass drill and rope drill' are being
raciiccd Sctting-up exercises. similar
tGny. also help 10 produce quick
nappY work
Captain caffcc is setting the pace for
IS team, ana 1t Is u hard one. Two
IA TIC afternoon comprise the days
program. Itunning down punts. push
|ug tho bucking machine, aud other
rc'imnary work OF like character
NJ commenced September l6 and all
ncu VIII go OF pledge. at The pres
|ut AN absence from practice which
|annot bc satisfactorily explained
nc;,ns being dropped from the squad
Plenty Of hard work is bringing Rcdd
asst years full back. into splendid
|hape Mack, - man from Florida. is
howinG UP we'll nj half back Gaines
Ind StrinScr arc also showing rp well
n tho back field. AZ quarter back. Lam
sharp battle for the position. Me-
Ecil and Younger are promising look
iS ends. y center. Moore is showing
|p we'll Parrish. II gan, guard Of
nto condition. at the present. abon,
|hirty-tivc men are reporting for pr;,c-
lee. Twenty to twenty-five moro arc
|Xpcctcd in several days.
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WAKE FOREST TO HAVE
NEW ATHLETIC FIELD

y
WAKE FOREST n g.. September ~.
ne movement for new athletic
field field which. when complcted, viii be
!hc equal Of any IN the state. was
launched AT Wake Forest College this
morning. when Dr. Hubert a. Rovstcr.
"a DISTINGUISHED alumnuS Of the col
lcGc, Of Raleigh. y g. appeared be.
tore The SUDDEN; body and in IA forccful
speech emphasized the value OF attn
icil'S III college. and outlined the ten
tutiN" planS for campaign to raise
the FUNDS necessary for the completion
OF such field
lie was Introduced to The student
hody by pr. g. w. paschai chairman
Of the faculty athletics committee Dr
i'aSrnai in his Introductory remarks
stated that the site for the new fold
nau been recently purchased Tho now
Held embraces 100 acres has 500 ffaet
81 frontage. and contains ample room,
for both II baseball aud football field
as well as golf link course and n
swimming pool. lbr. Eoystcr vi his
remarks 10 the students soliciting their
active support in the campaign. plcdc ed
his own physical energy as well as
financial support
\ central campaign committees with
DR.. Register at its bead. viii he or
%aniHcd immediately. pcnui;c MANS
announcing tho Gnal details as 10 the
of money needed and the or
ganiHatioiT. OF the alumni in the nor,
important counties win he worked on,
within the next week. and may hc made
publi,
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TARHEELS WILL Be LIGHT
CHAPEL HILL LADS WORKING
HARD FOR HEAVY SCHEDULE
only -Four LETTER Men Rack on HIM.
but Wan! New Men Are
Showing Ip We'll.

special - ThG Times Dispatch
CHAPEL HII.I. y. G. September 20.
Tile North Carolina football team
cE"u To TAX. share this week. when
ocular serinmaeing began OF Elmer
SON Field. Coach Campbell! has been
lrillmg has mon Tor the past two
lvcchs.
rhe dummy has played II large part
getting TIA" Tarheel squad into night
Az TRIM and much development has
'ecn shown in this phase Of defense.
Mater!a, this year is scare. and
=ht and vet much OPTIMISM is being
shown IN official football circles here.
he four teams which have been going
Trough signal practice have been i'm
proving "a every department OF tho
game. ana every man on the suuud
ts hccn taking part in the carly scriin-
IMAGES rho practice every evening
las been vigorous, and has worked tho
|'anads down To rock bottom weight
The one year rule and the fac; that
f,nly four letter men are back in mar
|1csS this year at first threw gloom
over the campus here, but the green
3naterial has been rapidly lOosing it's
finc, and the scrubs and veterans of
asst years squad are beginning TO look
|,hc HIN, viii not play because Of in
inrics received in last years George
| own game.
Some of the men who are ndw play
Ing on the varsity are Love and Proc
For. working At the flank positions;
|rayloc and Ramsey. both veterans. are
holding the tackle Job against all
|'omcrs, and Crimes and Ingram. with
captain Tandy, form the center trio.
Johnson. OF the Raleigh High school,
5InJ Williams a senior. are the two best
bidders for the job of quarter back,
RHhilc Beliamy, Hugh Black l'itZim-
mons. FolGcr. Coleman and Watkins
pre- the main candidates for the back
POSITIONS.
Tho scrub material is good some of
which is almost as good as irst-strinE
tituf. fiarrill. tackle; Barton and
Price, guards, ana Davis and Ransom,
nds, Will push the varsity men before
lie season Is under way.
Caroline has heavy schedule this
car Wake Forest viii lac met or
BScptcmher 80, and then Princeton and
Harvard at Princeton. and Cambridge,
respectively. Virginia will he the
sual turkcy-day opponent a, Rich
|uund.
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JOHN MARSHALL HIGH
SCHOOL, TEAM ACTIVE,
local Lads Will Meet Petersburg High in Broad Street
Park on Next Saturday-Tcam Suffers Loss of
Good Men, Who Belong to Blues

inc John Marshall High School foot
al team VIII open the local football
canon next Saturday. meeting the Pc
rsburg High School ia Broad street
'arh. There H. likely TO be Il large
ium.cr ot ipoi"rH out TO see the fun
rom both schools. as wall rs "a Number
IN Richmond people of maturcr years,
fho once chased the pigskin them
elves.
APPS to be considered. the prospects for
|. banner season for John Marshall ar.
right. one OF the most severe blows
/ team from tho school has had in
many seasons WAS dealt when former
captain Gilbert Sales and Punk Fem
|)ertun We're dcui.d the privilege OF
eavinS Camp stuart 10 resume their
york at school Then the lenSthcning
# the school day at III" institution de-
>rir"s the boys Of about one hour oi
Practice each afternoon
Among those OF last year x team who
AYE returned arc Captain Core, hndcr-
on. Dorean. Taylor. Thompson, Dc
Inc, Wcisigcr, Ed. Smith. II. smith ana
fccts Terry. ono of the best tucklcI-
|: ho eyer played In a Virginia prep
zane. Among the substitutes OF last
!car's eleven arc Hunter. Snaad.. Boo
|iles. Mc,;c'. ana Meisily. While there
y It squad of about forty ncw men
. pick from.
Walter Anderson needs no iutrvduc-
ioi. ic being the most consistent end
u the city last year. "IIors. Eye adds
ots OF pep To the squad Dug.In, who
iaycd such ii great game at center last
"hson, VIII again b. at his old post
mis- fal! ana much is expected OF him.
Ncisgcr, Taylor and H. Smith are
II good linc men and viii add much
strength to the team. Ed. Smith, whose
c:,iy work at quarter back won for
i'm such a fond spot in the hearts OF
PA lovers OF the game in school in
'l5. will. In all probability, be seen in
his position ncNt Saturday.
captain Core. MONK pcviuc ana Cur
IS Thompson are all OF known worth
tmd VIII be seen in LEFT half back,
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right half back. and fun back rcspcc-
lively when the team lines up before
thc Petersburg team.
The school feels proud Of The fact
that "Focts' Terry VIII again br seen
in the line.
Captain Eurruss. Who has charge OF
The cadet corps. is coaching the team
and the student body feel fortunate
in securing Il mau who has had the
football experience that he has en-
joyed.
When the TWO teams line up on sep
TENDER 80 it viii be the first time IN
I'VE Gears that John Marshall has had
Broad street Park to play In on Stature
DAY, ana every student and teacher in
school as Well as the alumni. Will
probably celebrate the occasion by be-
ing present and making the day ban
he! one for the athletic association
treasury
Women VIII be admitted free and. of
course. large delegation Of the fair
sex viii be on hand to chez. tn, boy $
on n their irst game
The team IS out for the state cham :.
ri"nshin 80 students teachers. alumni
and al lovers OF the game are urged TO
be on hand TO start the boys or.
John Marshall Schedule.
Manager Milton staples has arrang
son:
September 30. Petersburg.
october C. McGuircs tpcndingJ
cctobcr il. Woodb"rry Forest.
October 20. Richmond Academy.
October IS Cluster Springs ,pcnding).
November &. Norfolk
November -. Blackstone Academy
November Il. Bcucdictine.
November - William ana Mary
Academy.
December >, Roanoke High ,pend-
ingJ.
This includes three trips--to Norfolk
Roanokc and Cluster Springs 5ind
besides thc regular prep. championship
games Of the city. such games as Wood-
berry For"st. Pctci sburE, Blackstone
ana william and MarI are an the nom.
grounds
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Detroit Out Of Running

chicago. September .3.-Brtrpii,
alrrndy counted OUT of the tmrri-
rnn I.rnrur race 10y most riosr fol-
lowers al the game. suffered another
rruSi,in. reverse to-day la dropping
"a game 10 washington, while Hos
ton wan again from Cleveland. IF
Detroit now should win all It's re-
muiuin;: games Uhrrr with -. Louis
eud two with WashinGtOn). it's rec
ord nj the cmi would bc 80 won and
- lost. To allow Detroit to lie
chem. SIIppoSiDE JcmninrS's men did
win their remaining iNc games. the
champions would have to Lore sin OF
their nine remaining games. in
which event their record also would
he 80 won and 81 lost. UOSton has
yet Ia play two Hnnlcs with t1cvc-
lind. three with Philadelphia and
four with New York.
Chicago il pretty near the ragged
edge. ton, through It's defeat by New
Tork to-day. by wintssnE their two
remaining games wiz, New York
and four with Cleveland, Comiskcy'S
men would finish with so Emmrs won
aud 81 lost. ". in the meantime.
IIOAtOn should drop five Of ns re-
mafnInS nine. Chicago aud Boston
would br tied for first. The stand
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COLUMBUS RACES ENDED

CoIL'Mi:i'S. September 23.-.With one
heat, this weeks Columbus grand cir
cult racing WAS finished this after
noon. lsy taking il. Judge Ormondc
became the winner Of The goo pace
that had five heats Friday The sum
mary:
2:0i class; pacing: in ;: purse 81
2nn-t'iNc heats run Friday
!udgr Drmondc, blk. a., Ivy
or'Eondc tNalrntinc) -. 81
Harlirht, br. 2. tMannD 49,. > > 2
Fred Russell. l.. y. tSnnw), 3 .
Auto Sombrero. White Sox, Polly Ann,
Thomas Earl aud AltaWood also ran.
Time. 2;0i IL: 2:0i .:O3 Ii; 2:0i-
l-2; EOS LII; 2:0i.
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V. M. !. LADS ARE BUSY

ls;ucctrl 10 Tho Times pispatrhl
lENl NGfoN, w, Saptcmhc" 2:-
every afternoon The past wc"k u. ih,.
Virginia Military Institute. followed
cach night after supper Ivy II black
board talk 10y Coach d;orton MONDAY
ana TUESDAY were spent by the varsity
in learning new plays. and in line.
charging. Two teams choSt,u from tb,
scrubs SCrimmnGrd Tuesday .Hloody
"Wednesday was celebrated by holdiuc
an unusually heavy s"rimIuagc between
tn" varsity aud the s,rnbS in which,
the varsity showed IN :, shade the bet
tor. The squad * now fairly well or
sarizcd and 1t looks as though tho
game on September 80.
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HARVARD DEFEATS COLBY
CAWLEY'S WORK Is FEATURE
IN CRIMSON BACK ATTACK
Harvard Linz Appears Weak. However.
Flower shows 10 We'll in
rlH"" of Nahnn.

,.,,irpIt,,.,, NO.. ~,
,,,
Harvard defeated Colby hy SMALL
score OF 10 to in the first az The, sea-
son TODAY
r,,, .,,,.
'''''"''tH - me '''hS"n h"rks
was not matched b. the linc ulayers.
and the Individual work of t',,,-ia,.
IN. ,oli,, ,,,.
'''''''"
- N'ep me m"in team IN tn" running
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WEST END GUN CLUB
VI. D'incnm Trims Everything oar ON
the Field icsterdu.-Mnny
Trup Shooters ont

NJ Duncan trimmed the Whole shoot
ing match at the West End trans SAT-
u'daS Up to the last inning Jim An
"c'soh haH MIN beat one target: liam
mond Sr.. iilsman and Crcnstaw
were one target behind him: 'Ei:. Lon,
.hrct targets, but 10y his running his
'.st twenty straight he passed tho
h'f"d iHan' and maintained his lead
oN'' we amateurs, none of them cHccnt
the Dig boy giving him any anxiety.
ne mae score turned in by Shafcr
VINO mas shot in the regular shoots only
three times. was feature Montarue's
score Of ~ the first time he had eve.
Shot cay targets shows 1t would nor
l"Ne the eN'captain long TO be as pro-
hcient with the scatter gun as he i.
with the military hieh-power rinc.
lh"rc viii be only one more cluh
match IL September. and from nov on
many OF the quail shots will be com
nag out :" get the feel OF tile gun.
an" work themselves into good shoot.
ins shape FOR the opening OF the hunt.
ini: season November
IN" results yesterday.
Malcolm duncan. class A. ~
l.. l;ucGer Glass A. IL
j y. anderson, ~ nfcSSionaL a.
i'ani i. Shaler, Class u. ~
W. y. hammond Jr. class a. a.
l'r. j. l.. i:!'su..u. Glass \. IL
j. u. 'reusiaw, class A. A.
~ hammond. ST.. class ~ a.
- }. tiippen. Glass ~ A.
~ ~ > tolIman. Glass \. A.
/. Boyd, Class y. a.
w H. E&nrs Class \. 49,
W. u; icrman. Class \. 81.
6 X. Moore. Glass ~ A..
w Y. i.cfew. Class Il. 81
Il. ~. johnson. visitor H.
j. {: EaSlcy, Glass y. 10
Or. K. H. i;r"ckwcll. Class A. 70
j. +. sheppard. Class 4. 81
Il. II; Jones. C,ass \. 81
colonel + ~ Grundy Glass Il. 3s.
O. +. Wcisigcr, Class G. 80.
G. w Williams. Class T.. 49,
william Rucgcr Jr., class 4, 90.
.'cfcy MONTAGUE. Glass &. 81
j {. rignor. Glass +, 81
~ IT, H. Shackicford. Class d. %
Robust iiadcrsink. Class = 10
Class Lenders.
NJ Duncan. L.. RucSer runner.up.
r. ? snofcr. Moore rnnner-up,
"sis;@yr. Mcniaeuc. runncr.up. Class
~ saa,kle."sd class y.
40 cUtii"S Class T.
;.r. Winners.
Nu"i"U. JIrnltc. News Leader y,ums.
dcn Buchanan aud Schwarzschild
trophy cups-M. Duncan T. Shafer. Il.
tIUndN.
F"in' Winners These Loving Guns.
NJ. Juneau. l." Hurscr. T. Shafer and
j. Anderson
hercules Powder compauy ions run
trophy. NJ. Duncan. % straight,
pu Pont Powder Company ripe. j. n.
Crcnshaw, surprise targets.
Next shoot Saturday. September 80, Z
at $3.50 o'clock.
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Murray Wake. nccor,,

NEW YORK. Scntcmbcr 2a-Ered
Murray. unattached. OF san Francisco
made worlds record in the 10 yard
hurdle event with ten three foot hur-
dies al the annual games OF the New
York Athletic Club here to-day Ills
time. ~ 2-5 seconds. waa 4-5 seconds
better Than the record of George Tay-
Tor. made III 1883.
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Summary. WbStltNtlOnS--NIIeN TOT
Porter. Hcrzog for Adams, Scott for
Lyle. Palmore for Harvey. Harris for
Graham Wilson for GoulSby, Wood Tor
Gilfoylc Jack Harvey for Pcrrow.
Touchdown crisp Referee, Warwick,
Hampdcn- sidney Head lncsman-Dr.
Hardcy University College OF Medicine.
Time Of quarters. 10 minutes.
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summary: First ON errors Home
builders. ., Left on s-IIomcbuild.
erS. 2; Treasury, :. First base on balls
of 1oliih. 3; OFT Croson. . of Dust
!" innings pitchcd--by Croson. 4: hv
Dust. - iiits--off Croson. = of Dust
:" struck out-by Jolliff. IL by Croson
~ by Dust, ). Two-basc hit-Downcv
Sacrifice hits-Amos. Strait. Flanuery
\. Eurch. l.. Bauer, Crosby. r. Rurch
t. Bauer. lIit by pitchcr-by Crosnn
H. Eauer. Empires, Hughes and Nor
gan. Time OF game. = hours
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STANDING on THE Gibbs

WHERE THEY rIAY TODAY
New York at Chirarn.
{SD>t0n Ht Cleveland.
Tiiiudrlphin at ST. Louis.
Washington at Detroit
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National League
RE,,lIrs YESTERDAY

liosion. s; Pittsburgh :. tir>t Eamr>.
itosinn. /: Pittsburgh. tsccund game:
ihiindclphin. :: CINCINNATI. Ur,i gamr) .
i'h;lndciph.m. u Cincinnati. 'sc""nd
.IInr).
New York G: =. i.nni>. tir,t s;imcl.
seven innings: fI:irknrs>l
Chrngo. $: BrnOi>I.n. uirst gan,r).
HrOOltyn, &; Chragu, I (sccOnd game;
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Philadelphia. milking "a last dcs-
prrntc hid Tor the National I.rnwuc
pcnuRnf. won ~ bOUhic-hrudrr to-
day and gained u game ON the IcnJ-
Ing Br0Okiyns. who could Omly yet
mn even break. The result puts the
champions only one ana; y half
ga,nrS from the front. Boston vou
but IL four ami ~ half Sanc.. behind
tbc leaders. The Standinu:
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! How They Stand TO-DAY
American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Washington q: Detroit. =.
iiuston. -: Cleveland. 2.
-. Louis; Philadelphia. =!
New York. .: Chicago. :.
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NrANDiHG uf TIIE CLuB>'.

WHERE TIiEf PLAY TODAY.
(SO gumcs sciiedulcd.)
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summary: T"uchdowns-pod l.;
Hume, |. Goals from tourhdown-
webb. Umpire, Trcvlliau Hefcrcc.
Webb. Head lincsman. Wallace. Time
OF quarters, : minutes. Attendance,
The sun., 1916-09-19
RECORD.

New Gases and Deaths IN All Bor-
ouEhs for Two Days.
Deaths and new cases Of ~infantile
paralysis reported by the Health De-
par,ment yesterday. comprising "
days reports. follow:
DEATHS.
Francis Deitno. So Leroy street: Philippe
Rapin.l,i. 800 East 10Th street: Anna Kar-
erin. Morss' 400 East, seventy fourth
street: /. Golfer. 3s5 East Fifteenth .treet:
cs,hsr'ns FullmiHn. 81; We, seventeenth
uoidweil. 50 East TOAD street.
The BRONX.
Hyman HUFFMAN. 10 East 10th street.
Brookiyn.
BENJAMIN Rice. 36a Hinsdai. street; Car.
ms,ia 4ernrdi; aOo Atlantic Avenue: rsiise
man. 2Gl Manhattan avenue.
Joseph pr.n,,sr. u Darrell street,
Corona.
Richmond.
NEW CASES.
Manhattan.
Levi. "i.''S Sar.s Sat.' 20 20 EAT i:.., H iy;iS street: street:
ard s,sinn. 100 ,'y w. s,"i Fi,,i nSinrs Hoy q
Lewis. Isl East ii2th street. II. psrnes.
"a Tenth avenue: Anna kilimeycr. Il
street: a. stable, $50 ives, For,,eih street:
Lillian karn. 100 East Eichty-fourth
street; y. Robertson. ?!s ives, sixty.fourih
street; +. Goldbloom, IS East iO3d street:
- krumpcr. 305 East llsth street. n.
singer, 53t East SEVENTEEN street; Joseph
ftha. 1893 Amsterdam avenue: NJ. Giglcy,
los East l2ist street.
The Bronx.
Bertha Wolf. 1889 Milford place;
John jain, $50 Eas, issth street. cathe.
rine Doseili. 3tss Webster avenue.
Brooklyn.
Edward Brooks. Plum Beach: - Brown.
90! 81 Nicholas avenue. Thomas Smith.
- Madison street; Hose Flood. 400 E.r-
kmtr. street. william Henderson.
to< Herkimer street: Forster Good.
man, 2et Manhattan avenue. Charles ].
Gallagher. :6s Prospect Park West. Dan
Tel Rudolph. s?o stone avenue: Max Lie
herman, ass Howard avenue. Elinor.
Toomey. tot Herkin-r street. Joseph
Bremen. s2& Eastern Parkway.
Queens.
Thera Meyer. 80 Fifteenth street. coli
ltEe Point. Franklin Dali. 2307 Decatur
street, R~!dgewood.
Richmond.
Harold scillitorc. 40 quinn street.
Stapleton.
The sun., 1916-09-19
BIG WATER MAIN BURSTS.

From shortage.
Millions Of gallons Of perfectly good
drinking water went to waste yester-
day morning when a forty-eight inch
main supplying 100000 gallons a day
to wiIliamsbridge reservoir burst In
North White Plains.
John f. Mcclellan. Deputy water
Commissioner for The Bronx. sent a
force to repair the leak. Prompt action
saved the borough from q shortage.