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BELL0 LEADS CYCLISTS.
BrooLIyn Athlete Leads mtg Field
In 20 Mile Road ace

HARRISON, ". j., Sept. GA sprint
down the homestretch enabled Tom Be!'o,
the Brooklyn cyclist. to win the twenty
mile road race which was held under tia
auspices OF the Harrison Pleasure Club
here this morning The time was +S
minutes 55 2-5 seconds. John J. Mar
quart Of the Century Road Club or Amer
ica, another New York organization, was
a close eccoud. with Jerry Nunziaia ard
Louis Hiban. both OF the U. =. J.. fourth
and NTH respectively. There were sew
enty-dve starters In the race. The sum-
mary:
e, r',s,. T F. G. E r. ). j John Il J, J. i :. a.rT.' C.
Louis Hibsnn. L s. l.. 6 Eussn. O'Mirs''
Nat,o HiG~ run versIn': 4. Ran. Rrasi. T. E
L.; 0, Edwin Jensen, {. Il, {. A.; 10. Ar
thur N;isnInsIl, HUDSON County Wheel.
,honv A,,ardL Empire city wheeimen; IS.
Robert Henderson. nay View w%h.tlmen;
T. George, Harvey u s. Ii 10. carm'n'
sixteen, James Alfonso, U. s. /: y.
r Sada,s,; Maple a WI, e.; c.. u; % 9 K.
mem; Il. S.''Asiie,ti. u 81; %, Edwin
E EGiH' w Y 3 men L.; ~ T.. star Harry o. arcm. nraok hyy \
4; 20, Frank Marraaxo. Harrison pleasure
Karl slmson, unattached 90. Louis Grace,
Century Road ciub of America,
Thirty. John Savage: Harrison y. c.;
thony Capu,y. Harrison p c.; 80. Caroia
Zoccila. Z. $ L.; 81, Louis a. Mshioun,
nnn,,schsd: 50. n Brovarone, w. =. Il: 81.
George Hubert. unattached %, IL. Borst,
unattached: 80, Wilett knecht. g, II, G. A.
Forty. A. J. CrieIke, Darcy Wheel
men; II, ". sheehan. Pir!ment Nherllnen;
e sviv'ste, Picartello. Harrison g; -,
Thomas A~rbethnot. Malta \. e.: ~, Ar.
berts. Inlon Whe.lnnn &6, Georgs Luck
ing. unattached; ~. Harry Mauibech. Darcy
Wheslmen; ~, william Weiinar, bay View
Whcelmen; ~. l.. Barons, Darcy Wheel.
man; %. James Warran, Harrison p. &.
Time. ~ minutes 81 IS seconds.
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MCNAMARA DOUBLE
WINNER AT NEWARK
Reggie, Honored by K. Of c.,
Shows Skill in VelodrOme
Cycle Races.
KRAMER BEATS SPEARS

NEWARK, n. J.. Sept. el.-It was Me
Namara Day at the Newark Velodrome
this afternoon and Reggie Mcnamara,
the gritty Australian cyclist. celebrated
II In an suspicious before IL ,0c0
fans by winning I'VE races. He beat
Oscar Egg. tho Swiss rider. BY q lap In
the ten mime tandem paced race n led
q field composed Of the class Of the
professional riders HON in the two mile
invitation.
The knights Of Columbus. OF which
Mcnamara 10 a member. were out SOC
strong. and the Star OF Bethlehem Coun-
ell presented him with a gold watch and
fob.
In the two mile race Mcnamara led
Grenda, Magin, Gou!let and Kramer 10
the tape in a stirring finish.
Frank Kramer brought forth thunder
Gus applause when he took two out OF
three heats from Hob Spears In a one
mile match race. 1t Is only the second
time this season that Kramer has scored
over Spears In q match affair, and the
crowd was tickled TO death at his return
to form. Spears has beaten the cham
p!on on six occasions. The summaries:
by Menus Bedei 40 Yards, Arthur spen,
sex usisrds, second Ms'!inm Sne"STfs5
y
fourth Time, 81 - seconds.
Half Mile, Handicap, Amateur-W9n by
Thomas Relic $50 yard,,; Nsison Johnson
yards. third: Albert kru-hcl 90 yards,.
fourth Time SO l-5 seconds
The Alternate ~ one Mile. Protcss!onal-
eel pupny ,:s points. second, ,Franco.;o
vsrrl IA points,. third; Jacob Mag!n Oh
points,. fourth.
Mi pIT,' , sTsi W 2Im 3, !pssguyi L. YER, ... tsfS" q
a mile, /? rs seconds. second heat won
by Madden. .verri second: Magin ihird:
seconds. Third heat, won by Dupuy, Mad
Last eighth Of a mile. !. 80 seconds
Fourth asS, TeG By Madasni Masin sos ssD,
Las, eighth Of a mile /. as seconds,
Miss and out. professionalmwon by
CORY third, Percy L.awrensse fourth. Harry
Kaiser NH. Distance. . miles laps
The Brsssard a, one . Professional
Goullet, Won by spesrs. Time, ?;;s. Lao,
eighth o. a mile, y ~ seconds
mer. fime. $500. last eighth OF a mile,
u 40 seconds second heat won by spears.
!: 2-5 seconds. Third heat won by Krs-
msr. Time, s'W Last eighth Of = mile
IL LID seconds.
by Reginald j.. McNamars. Alfred Grenda
second. Jacob Mag!n third. Alfred Goullci
fourth. Frank l.. Kramer NTH. Tins
Two Mile Open. Amateur-won by Harry
Hoffman, John l.. Staehle second. Fred
Taylor third. Edward Byron fourth. Time.
Ten Mile Tandem Paced Race. PROBES.
Egg. Won by McNamars- Time. ls:i2 s-5.
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H'St3'rcE IIsiGITs. y. j. Sept. "a
>. H'"r frunk J. Coyle, Jr., Of the
~ .i"loh heights High School football
'''d announces the following schedule I:
'.H','I ~ so, Park Rldg. High School
' ltidge, OC'ob'r 7. KidgcnclI Park
.'F't"ld oct"h"r IL, CIinside Park at
'lHI'h'k Heights; October ~, Lincoln
y" - ilashtpurk Heights; October 2s,
Nllgr. At Hashroick Heights: No.
'''"! :, tliHside AT outside Park; Mo-
''r : bulHont AT Dumont; November
Isri'id ~ HasbrOuck Iirighis; No.
IL, Hach "dslck AT I~Ia0k.nsack
81 ''""I ~, bumpnt at liasbrunCk
q "pFtmhti 30. iiasbrouch Heights
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TENNIS CHAMPIONS LOSE.

~PAgsaI0. y. j. Sept. 2L.--ClareIcs a.
Brown grl /" 4. Wood ~ Rutherford.
who yestardny.won the North Jersey Ten
were put out Of The running In the Pas
sale Valley League pOies by Robert W.
o; Rutherford. Sc. . "a, "a. "a
Campbs!i and brinkerhor Viii play In the
Enal next Saturday with the winners OF
tho match between Pelham walden aud
Robert croth,rs, Passalc, and Palmer and
knux NJ Glen Ridge,
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Conservative Football VIII Very Likely Rule This Yem-Gen Season for Kicking Game Is Pnag
WITH THE SEMI-PRO AND
AMATEUR BASEBALL TEAMS
Az Degnon Field.

Dartness put q stop TO q we'll played ease
hall game at Desnon Field yesterday. the DEG
tied at I to 4 when the fray ended at the end
Of the ninth inning.
Manager Hartman Of the Binghamteu ciut
played second for the stars. He had his eye
ON several Of the Grays and said he would
sign them for next season.
Hugh McOuillsn famed seventeen Of thu
y eight strikeouts In twenty-five innings. The
feature Of the game was the hitting, heldina
md lssc running Of Leeds.
Next Sunday the High Bridge team. with
wernckee pitching, will be- the attraction. The
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A. Long Island city Il. II. y.
psaSsTyi S.sisiS;s-: u
berlch and schworm.
At Hubbard Field X. II. l.
nqGsb'HsSs I nn.c ! o?Gf.SSd--'S'
b.tter'es--Par and Taylor. Martin and
At cherry Oval u. L.
nrnso AsG5" c. c. e6SS6dGS- is !
b"iicrics-Par and ManI. shay. Hogan
~ Columbus PARK "a. MI. r. II. L.
Uz.,ain CUB. 1890 I Q
.ia'i.,its-Augie aud Larry; Johnson ana
At Van cortisndt Park tP. MI n. II. l..
,a"tops 80. SSGiS6ye-s i
h,tteries-puieh. and sullivan, julie aud
A. Dexter Pork Ru.r
Long b'nch cItansosoOoooos-s ! 0
Cypress llilis .......o 0oo0O00 % 4
BItteIIcs-Beck and Wal,eu. Zapke anu
\. A'asEs Park. 8. l. Il. I'll
~itighbridss Ath o Soo?eee-5 8
batterios-Werneeke aud ~I,ivin. Durkec
and Lelhy.
\; woodhaven "a. MR.. RH.E
linton Course. 0 5000 % !
Bstterirs-Fel!s and Hitter; Vanderlip
ana J sLckman.
Union COURSE. ol.OO ~ 4, n
Brook!yn A. co Ooo o.
Ba,terics-Ioeniiag and Hitter. Pass and
At Eel bank l.
A,,s"N '"""o o,nnon J..
Snu. 49, a a - :
u,i eri.s s,r,Lsr ana yJ,. ca"
ART nnrrSS .Isbn,n4SAe' ana ha'srA'e'' Stew
Al, knighi, UvnI- NM
knights OF ~ Antony sol .SS 100 II :
called on account OF darkness.
GARY an pfoF'an '"' H"''"'"' NC
80 ,''I"'
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BOTSF0RD NEW CHAMPION.
Relieves McDePmOtt Of L~eadersLIp
In Harlem Tennis Club.

Willard Botsford yesterday relieved
John $. McDermott OF ths championship
OF the Harlem Tennis Club. in the final
Of the annual closed tournament Bots
ford defeated McDermott by three sets
TO one. Ga, 6-3, 2--6. 6--i.
Last fall Botsford and McDermott
also met In the final and the English
schoolboy was beaten. Yesterday Bots
ford was superior In every department
and was especially effective overhead.
McDrrmott was ov%erconldcnt and had
not been watching Botsford's progress
IN tbs tourney
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MIXED DOUBLES DECIDED.
Miss Bjurstedt aud Bagws Wia New
York l.. r. &. Final.

In the Anal OF the mixed doubles held
over for n fortnight from the open tour
nament OF the New York Lawn Tennis
Club at Columbia Oval. Miss Molla
Bjurstedt and Ralph c. Bags yesterday
defeated Miss Marie Wagner and a. J.
Ostendorf. e.. Sc. 6-3.
A previous attempt to decide the final
had resulted In each side winning Il
set. Darkness prevented a decision.
Yesterday Miss BJurstedt and Bags
mad the match well in hand all the
way.
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CLUB HIKE.

Members " the walkers club Of America
started their fall schedule yesterday with "a
hike to Paterson. Twelve prds wsnt on the
hike, seven taking the trip 10 Paterson aud
~" others going only ~ far us lilckons,ok
Weather conditions favored tho athletes.
Th1s" who participated follow. W. g.
ltsdiy. J., Altihl. j. schwartz. J. Colonel.
4. Wager, J. Marlin. u. LoHg. 7. Dawson.
4. Bernstein. 7: Gsary. u. L~adopuloA. u, i.
Remer and J. II. Hooking.
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AZ O1ympic Field.

The lincoln Giants suffered q double defeat
a. the hsnds Of the Royal Ciants at Olympic
ricld Yesterday by scores 81 II 10 7 and 6 to !;
4 ~ sr .,."n. game ~ss sailed on scsouh' .,
Royals aud Iincolns have FLASHED In fifteen
ssmes this ecaecn and Of that number The
Next Sunday the Lincoln Giants will meet
the ID. y. 4. nine In the curtain raiser and the
Ironsides VI Newark in the maj game. The
scores.
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,.n e. s';e'- peg on. G nu u; 4 4n1s.
uase hits-McQuillan, Bislsnd. Leeds. Sacrifice
hts -C!inch. sullivan. First base on errors
Minor League stars, 4. stolen bases-Leeds :.
nruesy. Iislsnd. Double play-OIlourke and
Mcehan. Dsses on bslls-On McQuilian. . OF
Farrell. .. struck out-By McQuilian, III by
FARRELL, .. 1iit by pitchers-By FARRELL. 2
tSulliVsn and CARROLL; by McQuillan. 1
20 kourke). Cmpire-Mr, James Connolly.
Time OF game: hours and IL minutes.
At Glendale. l.. ]. saturday.
pssn0n ray'.."""......S aSsSsS
Jacklitsch smithwick and Murry.
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EMPIRES


Totals :. li:iI -iI TOTALS. 20 - - I
Empire cry 4. 49,. 0 : y
First base on errors -irons'i"s. {; Empir'
Cits, ! Two hss" hit-St'rllrt stolen bases
Wiley, Walker. Dit2sl ITft CT ls>ss-iruu-
sides, Z Empire CITY, I Double plays Bent
ley, Menrhn-r srd wiley wiley AID MeUcA
sheridan AMI Dehnckc Bases on hElls-Dr
kurf,ss. I IN En.naHn. . struck cut-ly
hUTf.ss, : ~ Enamann, lit 10y pitcher
by kurfess. 3 tWHlthCrs, Erutt" riuHn. b!tGCl,
Will Ui,ch-kurfcss Passed hall-krily. Un-
pin Mr. Hiefsn. Tine Of gsnc-I hour sni
20 minutes.
Al Arctic Park nrs, camc)- u he
Pnssatc ,.......,...O 0 | h-l ! .
Efnpi'" city \. A.. I o oll-T S :
Ra,i"r'.s-lianley aud i;lcaert. HorIc and
StriuUann.
Al Arctic Park "a. Ny IL. II l.
Farm,r II - &. zee. 100000 % g 9
Empire Ctty 4. A.. UO01o0OoOl g
Batteries -sprinsmaa snd Murray DorIhocf,
and plt.cl.
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At Arctic Park.

In the double sttrnrtion 81 Arctic Park yes.
tertss afternoon the Empires heat the Ironsides
and fasss'cs by scores Of . - I and 10 1
respectively. Tho twirlin; Of Johnny Lnxnisun
proved to-, much for the irorsides. the Inter.
national lauguer allowing only four hits. In
tn I'm snnr.A.
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~ s"s'Ihs - N. OF = v v v = " VI
Tirst base On e~rror-Eagies, !. ~hrec base
MT Hanilcy. Stolen bases-Dowi..g, Ryan,
SsIchcpp, iiirchfnan. Murphy. Left on bases
aud f.eney. Bases on bslls-Or Decesn. q.
ON Sarser. !; on Murphy. Z. struck out-By
Decsnn, .. by Sarser, J, by Murphy. z. Hit
ny pllchet--By Decgan. : ,HlrchInsn 81. Passed
liits--on Ds-gan, . In ) inning,
on SaEser. ) IN q innings. Umpire-Mr. Ca.
"srd, Time OF Epine-: hours aud 9 minutes
AT Lenoi oval tnrst gamel- II. u. L.
-. j {. Of Coo. pI40l0001- II 1
Atlantic city .,........ : 00:0oo00
batteries Murphy and TuLin: Barry and
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s.. Nicholas trounrci I0urlv- 4. &. 10 tho
tune ~ ~ 10 ) al III. psrad. Grounds yr.tur
day md .yencd the series for the champion
ship II the brooklyn Catholic baseball Leagur
The third and nndl game ~ a." series will ir
played on diamond No. ! ~ the Parade Grounds
neat sunday ufr rnoon AZ > O'Clock. The score
IOUKUES e. l. ST
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AZ Ridgewood Grounds.

me Bushwicks added aaother victory 10 their
list bv taking the Chinese team Of IN" INT.
versity Of Hawaii into camp Yesterday at Wsl.
lsrc's Eidgewood grounds by u score OF ] 10 o.
The OricDtsis' two errors figured In the scor-
Ing OF the Bushwicks. Susn SLOWED the bush.
wicks only three hits and Girsrd gave four.
The ar.,tn
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FINAL CLUB STANDING.
Tie 10 be played on next Sunday.
URoNy NnINc

arc W u" HluStu WI HtNl ouIuly,
BRONX DIvISION-FINAL STANDING.
RHE
Ozanam ........0 q q o 0 0 q 90 "A
81. Jerome ......2 . I \ ? q ~ II .
Baiteries-De Luck and Ccrvone: liaddock
aud Murray.
RHE
8 Mary .r""..9 2So o-E.S .
uatterlcs- Moriarty, Wolfe and Shay
Nolan AMI Teddy,
81. Mary. o . . y IA : /
BATTERIES lee and Murray: Shea. Wolff
and Harr son.
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Dcn. Tom-A bets that the largest meld
a player can make with twelve ca rds. after
laVlrg swav three for the widow. IL 800. ID
bets II cannot be done.
The largest meld Is generally accepted
TO be 400, Ask A to show you how he
gets 40 more.
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Batter Is out on infleld fly.

Dear Tom-In answer to l.. L. DIS ques-
tIon: Andy Gormsn has quit tho game.
His mother objected to his lighting. lie
can be addressed ut lS2 Twenty-hrst street,
BROOKLYN. A. DENlTO.
Obliged to you
The sun., 1916-09-25

Dear Tom-Man on nrst base; tho halter
hits inheld iy aud the fielder drops u. A
bets that tho batter IL out: ID bets he 10
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BusHwICK
CHINESE
Totals. III
for Y. Chin in tho ninth inning.

First base on errors Chinese. g. Bushwicks.
F,.nl noh "ssr hs.h,hs IhIes base ntsm
ny-Girard. Stolen bas.s-Msrk. Ako. Vim.
Left on ~bases-Chlnesc, Z Bu,hwick 4 pou.
Bile plays-J. chin. Ayau aud Dot; King and
Brown Aysu, J. Chin and Dot. Bases GA
hnls-0n suan. : on Girsrl, : Strucs out
ny susn, = by Iirard, g. III, by p,lchcr-by
tmplrc-frans Wilson. Time VI game-i hour
aud - minutes.
At KidscwOo.i Ofrst gamc)- II. u l..
AeoliHn. ........ u 0 o q a I 0 Is 7
Bushwick Jrs.. l o o 0 - 3 7
Baiterles- Malone and Shea Wunder!ich and
Brauca rio.
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ROYAL GIANTS.

Lincoln Giants. . . . . y VI
First base on e~rrors-7oyai Gisnts. :. Two
hAse hits-Webster. y. Williams. Sacrifice hits
.Bragss, Harvey. :, Forbes stolen bases
Wiley, push, J. Williams Earle. =. williams.
Double piay-IIcwitt. Handy and santor.
Eases on bslls-on banks. { on J. williams. l.
HIT by pitcher-By ii~rvey, 1 dBsnks). Balk-
Banks. Passed balls-wiiey. :: Hits-On
Banks, 4 IN . innings. nonc out In NTH on
scorerr-F. W 1homss. Time VI gsms-i hour
and ~ minutes.
Royal Giants. I 1 500 Ala II l
Lincoln Cts. 2 0 : 0 Q l. IL 1
Bsttertes-Niarvcy, Williams and santop /,
Redding aud Wiley.
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Can YOU tell US something about cfoak-
srsn M one sr,mS To- hnIS much .son,
spsr, i HrGHEs.
Tottcnvll!e. Staten Island. Sept, 20
snapper Time.
Now II the time 20 get snapners Re-
Gently my friend Wilson aud myself lett
Wreck Lead on tn. Widgcon for q three
days fishing trip throurh me bay Near
dshci in the swiriins waters on the north.
west side OF the sand and caught a pail
iui Gf ~napper- som' me'sh,ng half !
~ the station and caught some very large
luke OF tour pounds
dand,,T last tau. but could not st a strike,
on a sand var near Point i]9okou, We
'o{ Who ~" ever T'P nesrd %, "a" .nrh "" a ioei i"w a.
that black breasted plovcr can 10 shot
and white breasted r'over can mott As
80 close that you must sh32t hrtore they
New York. Sept. q.
a Tribute to Herman Glade.
Many VIII regret the death ot Herman
spor,smuu. always willing Ia give the he-t
OF his Information 10 anglers, aud IA Ja-
ma'ca, Bay m particular. he did much TO
secretary OF United Anglers league,
s5 Conseiyoa street. Brooklyn. sept -.
John TooIe Wants His Fishing Rod.
Last sunday l let The lironx at l4ath
street on board the g \. NJ. south Ferry
train At Canal stree, ! got of to change
for a City Hail train and left my fishing
rod on tho seat. VII tho finder rlease
return TO JOIN TOOLE.
loo Lincoln avenue. Bronx. sept, "a
Ashokan Reservoir Inquiry.
IT, sutra recently spoke In tho Rod aud
Gun column of good plcherel hshinp IN thu
Ashosan reservoir. How Is the Ashokun
reservoir reached BY tralH7 Il there a
place near by where board and lodging can
he obtained st moderate terms
New York. Sept -. l., ROSE.
Tuna Fishing at Block Island.
spent ten days tuna hshing at Block
Island this season, Il did not cost mo s.
a dan, all expenses Included.
p3n't t"k. q trunk; II costs too much
a grip: get your tackle inside or carry II
outside,
kept my expenses down by not going 20
a hotel or boarding house. but went - thc
northwest shore, """r9, there are u number
week. YOU wiz get plenty OF good vrse.
Ia bles and IRE h1y 'Aught hsh tthose YOU
have taken your,r,f
II you want . -o'i zeal Of swordrsh. ~
to the pier. see nii - IN and buy = enurio
It back 20 the farm and enjoy II. It's bet
Oct acquainted with your n.ighhors
They ARE mostly related ant devote their
time TO fishing or arc employed Il. life
guards.
Just oH ,nors you VIII sre two o. three
large ,sh traps iuu VIII notice them ~
the excursion boat enters Sow Narhor.
They aye Just below the big SAND hill. Put
that spot down IN your memory Make
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QUERIES
ANT
ANSWERS
Tom Mac Nulty

Dear ~Tom-Ba,ier hits bail to shor,stop
and runs half way 10 first base. thlnkiug
lts n sure out, Shortstop throws ball wild
and batter after turning toward the bench
sees he has n chance 10 be safe and runs
20 tirst and reaches 1t before ball. Is he
out or cafe? DUTCH SMITH.
Runne Is safe.
Dear ~Tom-KIndly let me know the time
consumed for tn. shortest nine inning
baseball game on record. ID. + e
Giants and Phillies played an exhibit
ton game in 81 minutes.
Dear rorr-pid BROOKLYN bat Alexander
out OF the box this season. A.. J. B.
Not this season; 1t was last year.
Dear Tom-Did Red Murray. formerly
Of tho Giants, play with the Chicago cuba
last year? u. H..
Yes.
Dear Tom-A bets that In draw roker
the best game is one In which you are not
allowed to draw more than Two cards. X
maintains, that drawing four or nye cards
Is the real game. W. u.
Anything that restricts the player In
the matter Of drawing to improve the
hand is not poker. Many old sports in
sis, that II they have not n pair II pays
TO draw Ave cards against a single ad-
Nersary wnGn the hanuS nave Dteu run
ming big. Good pairs often stick to-
sether when t~riplets a been held in
the previous deal.
Dear Tom-Playing call-ace auchre A
asks for the ace OF u suit when he has
none Of II himself Is this Allowed?
d. b.
Yes. There Is no restriction as TO the
eul; that may be called The player may
even have the ace OF it himself.
Dear Tom-A says the round trip ana
spades trump sequence II worth $50: ~
bets $40. read In your paper It was
$40. but want to show Il TO decide the bet.
GEORGE MuNDELEIN.
II you have not kept the paper you
saw It In show him this one. $40 Is right.
a player can make with twelve ca rds. after
IaVlrg swav three for the WIDOW. IL 800. ID
bets II cannot be done.
The largest meld Is generally accepted
to be 400. Ask A to show you how he
gets Az more.
hits irfeld fy aud the fielder drops II. A
bets that tho batter ~ out: ID bets he 10
not.
Batter Is out on infield ny.
Dear Tom-In answer to l.. L.. D,'s ques-
tlon: Andy German has quit tho game.
His mother objected to his lighting. lie
can be addressed ut iSa Twenty.hrst street.
Brooklyn. A. DEVITO.
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Dear Tom-A says the round trip ana
spades trump sequence II worth 800; ~
40, but want to show It to decide the bet.
GEORGE MuNDELEIN.
II you have not kept the paper you
saw It In show hin this one. $40 Is right.
The sun., 1916-09-25

Dear Tom-Piaying cali-ace auchre A
asks for the ace Of u suit when hs has
none Of Il himself Is this allowed?
u. u.
Yes. There Is no restriction as to the
aul; that may be called The player may
even have the ace OF IL himself.
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Totals 81. a. siS.sNo Totals ....s sos 81 loi
FROM Eagle. I? IA
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Can YOU tell us something about cfonk-
ers? No one seems 10 know much about
them. skinned and baked they are some
eats and on the hook they ara some
sport" j u. HUGHES.
Tot,cnyil.e. Staten Island. Sept. e.
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AshOkan Reservoir Inquiry

II. Sutra recently spoke In the Rod aud
Gun column of good pLckerei fishing IN thu
AshokIn reservoir. How Is the Ashokun
reservoir reached bv train? Il there Z.
place near by where board and lodging can
he obtained Ut moderate terms
New York. Sept, -. l., ROSE.
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silk League.

FINAL STANDING.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-04-13
Sells the Old Horse

DR.. B. o. Clark this week sold his
fine driving mare BETSY" to Fred
Sherwood, the bench farmer. The
leave taking was a sad one to the
Clark household, just as if member
of the family were leaving the old
home. Betsy is daughter of Henry
Cooks famous driving mare and pos
sesses all the qualities of speed, dis
position and intelligence possessed by
her mother. Through all kinds of
weather and at all hours of the day
and night, Betsy has for many years
carried her master on his missions of
ministration to the sick and injured
with speed and safety and seemed as
much part of his equipment as his
medicine case. A motor car is to
take her place now. 1t will travel
faster and as surely as old Betsy, but
into pulsing engine and its cold, in
animate housings the most ingenious
manufacturer can never place those
qualities of brain and heart that a
horse possesses. And no matter how
proud he may be of his new car, "Doc"
will never feel that attachment-that
comradeship-for it that has mutually
existed between himself and Betsy.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-04-13
OPTIMISTIC OVER EMMETT
Governor Alexander Predicts Rapid
Growth in Next Two Years

Governor Alexander was the guest
of the Crescent Improvement club at
their annual home products dinner
Saturday, and after partaking of the
ladies' hospitality talked in an opti-
mistic vein of the future of Emmett.
1t was no wonder, for the splendid
feast the club women served was
enough to insure contentment and in
spiration to any man. In his short
speech the government complimented
the club for their civic pride and
their efforts to boost home products.
He confidently predicted that Emmett
would double in population and valua-
tion within the next two years and
that prosperity, such as people here
had never experienced would be their
lot. w. G. Scholtz, of the department
of Farm Markets, was also present
and talked briefly on fruit marketing
problems.
The dinner was largely attended,
and the service was excellent. Aside
from one or two articles, the menu
was composed of home grown and
home manufactured products. In con-
nection with the dinner the committee
on art made a pleasing exhibit of
paintings of Idaho scenes, which were
the handiwork of school girls under
the tutelage of Mrs. G. w. Cook.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-04-13
Poison for Rabbits

Mrs. Mccoy, one of the dry land
farmers living southeast of Freeze
out, recommends this simple prepara-
tion for the poisoning of rabbits: Salt
1 pound, strychinne 1 ounce, mix
thoroughly, place on small dishes and
scatter through the sagebrush. She
says it is very effective and has great
ly reduced the number of jackrabbits
in her section.