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GranOes.
General gcrtnni iplgt Dem @enfte-
ten nit Garransa.Srnppe.
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bnabna nnterwegs.
&epes hot @ascnsns init seitoblener
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Ses MOrbes angeidnl.
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This Country of Nine.

5ur rbert Gmm eer trnte abenb i'm Serpit cpernbons)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-27

Here's to swee. Ireland the Land of my birth,
The Land of the Shamrock, the best I.anl on earth,
The Irish were Irish, when England vast much,
They'll be Irish still, when the English turn Dutch
The downfall of England, as all men can see,
Is c.ming swiftly we'll soon be all FREE
For England next summer will walk with a crutch
Surrounded by Germans, and all talking Dutch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-29

q Adou, IT, Dallas Tennis Club.
s Howerd Voshell 6oroush Perk lennh Cluo'
os,,,o v,nd.y,nter. Princeton Tennis Association.
c. stanley Rogers. merton Cricket C'uo'
,u.l,e. s. Johnson. Merton Cricket Club.
HAHN seymour Pittsburgh a. a.
T Allen. Kings County 7. C..
n, William Rossnbsum. New YORK L. '. I.
r r ptimuton west Side 7. c.
Count otto sslm. Austria
A. n. Man IT,. west Side J G.
v Van DYKE Johns, Pselhe states Tennis As n
7 a pump,on. N.ston centre Squash 7. c.
". merrill Hall. West Side 7. c.
". Anderson. King, County T.. c..
cbsri., 5. Garland. Pittsburgh A. C.
Charles ". Bull. IT,. west Side T. c.
William Rand. 3d. Apa@smis T. c.
,v,t,., sob,rt, Hartford Colt Club.
Srthyr s Copeland. Rutherford l. 7. g
W p. Burd.n Newport 1. 7. c.
E,o,nsld A. Cook, Meadow Club.
Arthur s crsain. IVES, Side 7. c.
Richard S. Maynard. Williams coliss.
R,tuh saags West Side 7. C..
g. w. stair New YORK L. 7. c.
L. Guynns French. aontciair A. C.
Georae V. PeS. IT, Dallas 1. 7. a.
Harold o. Harvey. West sid, Tenns Club.
George mckesrin, hooslck Falls c. c.
J. c. s.sy. r., ws.t,rn ss.n I,Onl' A,'oo''tiou
&. r. Mccormick. Pacific States 7. A.
tr,tnu PIker Ssshrisht L. 7. 4 C. c.
Benjamin. N. Phillips, woocnere CLUB.
Henry S. Parker. Rocss.sy Huntlns Club.
Paul ". Gibbons. Cynsyd Club.
oouqs $. waters Ner Orleans /. T. c.
r. 4. Holden. IT,, Cincinnati 7. c.
Elliott Il. slnwn. Nes York Lawn Tsnnb Club.
Gecrs. King County Tennls Club Of westchestsr.
c. /. Johnson. IT,. Iron Mountain Tennls Club.
G. A. [. 0onne. West Side Tennis Club.
lloyd Hsfe eimhurst rennis Club.
C. 6. Burrows. Kings County Tennl, Club.
Lyle E. Mahap. West side Tennis Club.
U. A. Pfannsn. lonssooc Cricket Club.
Louis Oshman. New York Public Part, A,socl stlon
Or. Harold r. anssli. Wee Burn Golf Club.
X. Miami. lspsn.
william !. ciothier merton Cricket Club.
oiln J. Sweet 0es moines Gclf and crlcss, Club.
,. 7. Frc.inghUJsen County Club Of Hssiehesi,r.
Richard harte. LengNoed Cricket Club
sidney Thsyer. IT,, Merien Cricket CLUB.
or. 3. s. Drake. New Rochelle rennls Club.
Cedric A. MAJOR. west Side Tennis Club.
LUDLOW Vsndsunte,. Princston r-nnl, A,,oei,uon
Robert Leroy. West SIDE Tennls Club.
r. Norris WILLIAMS. I'd, Lsnsxsed {. C.
IarS weho. chicaas Tsnais Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-29
ZIMMERMAN NOW
GIANT in DEAL
FOR LARRY DOYLE
Hunter and Jacobson In
Guided in Trade for
Bronx Slugger.

Chicago. Aug. es.-Heine Zimmer-
man was traded TO the New YORK
Giants tonight for Larry Doyle, Out
fielder Jacobson and Inhelder Hunter
the trade having been officially an
nounced BY President Weeghman of the
Cubs after he had held long distance
talk over the telephone with Manager
NcCrsw. who is m Cincinnati with his
team.
-.arry poyle will he al the North SIDE
g.. MIA, sccood base for the CUBS 70
morrow afternoon. and Helne VIII De
81, CINCINNATI TO play second base lot
,bc Giants. provided he succeeded IN
catching the late train tonight. "a
cohson has been utility outhelder ior
Tho Giants and is a promising nit'er'
Uuntcr is first basemsn who VIII De
mood as utility man for the CUBS.
Tho announcement OF the trade Was
,,,tc . surprise. as every one sup
po.od that deal Was practcSlly
.i,.od with tho Philadelphia club, but
,fior Manager Moran Of the PhlllleS
lad hold long conference with Pres
don't WceChman to-day, they failed 10
como 10 an agreement, In the even
INC WeGraw called Weeghmsn by
'nbone 10 learn the status Of the case
.rl i'm 2 few minutes trade had been
81, ed. ,....
Although Doyle has not been hitting
Us hsrd this season as usual, he sun
is looked upon As one of the stars OF
tho Nstcpal League. and only last sea
.or was the leading batter. His aver
acc 20 far this year Is abors .2bl' &C
cording 10 unofficial figures, while the
,anc figures give Zimmerman an aver
aro Of 1Q6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-29
AT Detroit.

champion finally broke through over the hdooea ram
Oumet had been dethron whitney was
favored fnast He through three matches but on the
Whitneys short game deserted MIN
nicely out MS
ting went o
short seventh hole, the afternoon play
OF
thiryfve feet Inc Ser
the hole whitney going for MS
lost
has sevno putt for at
highly He finally beaten Wne ne
Bob Gard
for the leadng tie Of The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-29
Meadows and His "SpeCS'
Hypnotize the Robins

Cutshsw, and Long followed with a
then hit midway between the box and
first, and Merkle, dsshing in on the
ball, picked it up and threw to Now
rey, forcing Meadows at third. Fred
wheeled and dashed for first. and Now
rey, shooting the ball on perfect line,
got Snyder by a scant foot.
The Cards won the game, but at a
heavy cost. for Roger Hornsby, the brill
liant young shortstop. sprained his ankle
and will be lost to the team for a
month. Hornsby was injured in the
sixth inning sliding over the plate IN
what was intended TO be a squeeze
play, with Miller bunting. Hornsby
doubled to left TO start the inning and
pulled a fine delayed steal on Chief
Meyers. Miller then hunted, and
Hornsby set out for the plate at top
speed. He nit the dirt in a furious
slide. but his spikes caught and his
leg turned under him. He was carried
of the field, and Corhan finished the
game.
St. Louis blazed the scoring trail in
the first inning. Tom Long slammed
the leather to left field for three bases.
Frank Snyder singled to centre and
Long scored. In the fourth another
tally came along. Bescher beat out a
hit TO Merkle and went to third when
the Brooklyn first baseman threw
blindly on Hornsby's tap midway be-
tween the box and first, with Pfeffer
covering the bag. Wilson's safe hit TO
Mowrey filled the bags, and Miller
scored Bescher with long fly to Hi
Myers.
In the sixth Hornsby doubled to left,
stole third, as told before, and then
was injured in trying to score. Cor
han ran for him and scored when Mil
Ter doubled 10 right. The last run OF
the day came in the eighth, with Dell
pitching. Miller again doubled, this
time to left. and Mike Gonzales scored
him with base blow TO centre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-29
BiSonS Capture
Close Contest
7vith Indians
Newark Pitcher Scores Only
Run for His Team-Tenney
on First.

Buffalo. Aug. 2s.-Newark, lowest IN
the race, gave the Bisons quite an ar
gument for this afternoons game, los
ing out by the close score of TO /.
wilkinson, the visitors pitcher, allowed
nine hits, four Of them oeing doubles.
Bader held the cellar champions
down to seven hits, all singles. Cable
put up a fine game for the Indians.
Wilkinson scored the only tally made
on his side with a clean hit to left,
Cables sacrifice. Durgin's out at first
and KILLERS hit to centre. Manager
Tenney took care of first base and
moved about like colt.
The gcora follou-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-29
Pairings of Tennis Stars

L,onard W. Knox. Glen Rds. fsnns ClSs'
r. D. Title. West Side Tenas CLUB.
q. prunmond Jones. Polnt Judith Couhu1 Wv
q. 5. Prentice West Side Tennis CUB
Roland Roberts. Paeinc States Tsnnls As'e''o''
Craiq Blddle. Newport Tennis Club'
Jo,eoh !. Armstrona. Merton Cfest clUe,..
viii. Davis. Paclnc States IcnHis ASot''u''
william o. Bourne. n. Y. A. C..
r. c. Van Vilet. Unlyerslb Of Csliofn~
Edward J. Fhmsn. HARLEM Isaal, clgs. c,.,
Watson NJ wsshburn. West Side renns wv
w. mscPherson Russian L. 7. asoclsUos'
5. c. inman, West Side Tennis Ciuo'
Dean maths,. West std. r.nnls ciuo
clarence c. Pell. west Side Iennh Gus
L,on.rd Beesmsn. West Side rennls Clue
Irvinq c. Wright. long~ood Cric'et cue
VI. rIidsa. IT,. CynNyd crlcsst Club Z
harold A. rhrocs morton. tliHabeth v "'
Spencer Palmer. Gl,n Ridge renns Cleo
Walter /. Pate. Nassau County CLUB
Robert s. Nathan. IT, HolSeooo COL ClY''
c. ". macnuien. west SIDE Tssns Ol'o'
Franei. T. hunter. New Rochelle feass "'
Arthur n. ConeS, IT,, Princeton op''
Henry c. Harrison. Montciar A. G.
n. W. Miles. lons~ood Crleset OlV'
David Mcclure southern L. 7.
r. Mason Kirkland. EilRabeth 7. ano = +"
n p,iI. Vest Side Tennis Club. -,
Edmund ". Pe4sls. Vest Side iennh ON'
lane, s. oHeale. IT,. Hsnlton erase v
Sd, Alexander. West Side Ienns Clv0
Kenneth HAWKS. PasInc state, 7.
Robert c. Rand. Apssamb 1enns CUE
Geors. N. Church. west side Tennl, C'So'
Herbert Chase. West Side Teanh Clsn'
Stanford Geer. IT,. Hooilcs Fats C. T.
I. KUmasss, Japan
"a Warren. Paelnc States 7. a. 81.
Charles Chamber, KIM Count IsnhN wv
G. A. Walker. IT,. c. 7. c. Of ~stehsa
Greay1 Clover. Pselnc States !. A.
Arthur o. Sweet lonssood Cricket Gus c,.,
Ernest 8. Thomas, IT,, Rlage~ocd Ofies@
2. IIndls, Murray. Bergen Point rennh ois"
Alfred S. Dabnsy, West Side rsans Oso'
Roland ypa Maur. Scranton Teanls Club.
Frans A fall. colonlal helshn Teams o's'
A. sa,.fofs. IT,. counb 7. c. - nSts~
Rlchari Stevens. New por L. '. c.
C. 8. oo,le. columbls cegn.ry Clge
Kari X. behr. West Side 1enhs t'7e
I,me weber. Chicago Tennis Ciut, .,
/ !. n. Randolph. ST. Pet.nosfs VA
E.P. lsrnec Country Club o. wetsSs1
! osnald hccors. sssbrisht L. r. ira =
eeorvs W. wishtmsn. lsasscsd cdesS -
In1G - ps-AAe4 was Side fesss sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-29
Has His Chance.

Whneys fine ability has frstcass chance
through champion
excellent control of full shot to
the hits
greater
he will bear watch
~ the field
he
will a of putting.
through the
lis 10 any the field
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-29
Californian Easily Defeats
McCIave in Big National
Championship.
RAIN INTERPRETERS
WITH FIRST DAY
All but Four Matches on
Programme Postponed
Play On To-day.
Tennis Time Table.

The following are the departure
times from the Pennsylvania station
of trains for the big tennis matches
at Forest Hills, Long Island:
A. VI. 800. 9:16, 10000, 1895,
1905, 1900.
p. NJ 1890, 1852, 1892, 2:06,
2:4j, 1900, 1920, 3:45, AL, 1929.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-29

Whitney and Ward Dawson START,
playing on the eastern exhibition cour
Their spikes cut up The softened tuT
considerably, so IL was decided 70 pa
the other matches on the outs5,
courts.
Easy for Whitney.
At the beginning Of the Whitnsy.
Dawson match il looked as though W.
Loughlin's doubles partner was goIr,
10 make trouble for Whitney. He start
cd service, lost the first three point,
and then, with hard smashing II
lobs and clever volleying, won ~
game. They went along 70 2-sll. a..
then Whitney. playing strongly, bros,
through service and gained the lead
From that time on his path was easy
for Dawson seemed unable 70 con,ro
his strokes. netting many Of his p,
turns and sending others far out o
court. Whitney won In straight set
at 50, s., s 81.
Then came Mclaughlin and McClsy'
Everybody on the stands lsmms
down TO the eastern end o7erlookir
the court and others stood up in
hollow square about the playing sur
face. The Comet began the service
scoring an ace on McClave. who locke
far from happy, and then simply swel
his opponent aside.
The former champion put terri
speed into his forehand drives. and h
ball shot through McClave's court s
fast that the crowd murmured its q
light. This is one feature Of his gan
that Mclaughlin seems 70 have IN
proved, at any rate. On his backnsn'
though, the man from the Coast 81
showed decided weakness, netting a M
iority of his returns when the ball can
to his left side.
At volleying low. either from clos
to the net or from mid-court, McLoag'
lin was the same sensational. dead
chain-l ghtning player who first star
led the East a few years ago. he COZ
cred his court with wonderful spec
and ease, and appeared 20 revel in n
work. Only once during the match d
he get d chance for smash with fu
sweep of mis- racquet.
The Comet Still "Smashes.'
McClave had sent up a deep LOB. ~
Comet raced back toward his base In
his racquet swept around in eir
as it descended on the ball, and y
crowd held its breath in expectane
"Would he miss or would he KIN
was the question in everybody's mis-
Mclaughlin crashed the ball with :,
mendous pace into McClave's court e
an ace. =,
Tn Comet could still smash a loh
Bags gave Griffin a hard tussle
the first set. actually leading at g.
on games, the result Of clever volleyi,
and smashing. Then the little "a.
fornian started earning the pontsw VII
passing drives and cross-court plse
ment Shots. and Bags chances fade
Griffin winning at Sc, 60. g
hoffman did not give johnson tv,
a moderate amount Of exercise ana J. !,
champion waded through in record YIN
at 60, 6-1, 60.
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pHILLIES HAMMER
HENDRIX AND WIN

Chicago. Aug. 2S.-Philadelphis ham
mered Hendrix to-day. while the Cubs,
except in the seventh, when Williams
doubled with the bases full, were un-
able to do much with Alexander. The
champions won. s TO 2. Fast fielding
cut off several Chicago hits.
The score follows:
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n TELSON WHITNEY Of New Orleans, Southern champion lot |
wears golf game sufficiently brilliant beat man IN
4 y
Anv golfer trail of the National Course IN
feature of Whineys play
hardest the country
hasn't other where the test isn't nearly so
trying
could consistently fine go at
all the average course But as
before golf is product when comes 10
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REUBEN BUSH.

ID USH also of New Orleans Whitney the best golfer in the
ID golfer has the
hasn't the teadncss Whitney, but he has
fell before fall the Svanoy thereby
South Anderson had close call
he a
unable maintain The u clip he emnIoyed The first IS holes
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Winning Streak
of the Giants
Ended BY Reds

Cincinnati. Aug. 2s.-After two
straight victories. ssndwiched round a
fourtccn-nning tie game, the winning
spurt Of the Giants was halted to-day
bv the lowly Reds, who are beginning
,o show some signs of animation
under Christy Mathewson. The score
vas . 10 ,.
Fred Toney had just one bad inning
Vow York punched three hits for two
,,,ps in the fourth inning and two runs
probably would have won nso ochuPP
started against Cincinnatl's big ace
One Of these runs was the handl"oIN
Of Charles Lincoln Herzog. lie stole
home. .,,
make the most of its opportunities
right IN the opening frame. WIN
Two out Roush was hit by pltcheu
ball. He stole second and kept on TO
third when Rsriden threw, poorly.
fletcher came up with a good stop on
Chase and prevented a run.
Two were out in the second Wnen
Anderson walked Louden. Mitcheli
singled to right and Loudon scampered
20 third. Mltcheu slOle. linen An
derson vild-pitched the run across.
The Rhinelanders got right after
Anderson i'm the third. Neale singled
and advanced on Groh's out. Roush
beat a bunt. Chase singled 70 centre,
scoring Neale. Griffith doubled to
centre. scoring Roush and Chase
Schupp was called to the rescue
Rariden promptly booted Wingo's tap
in front of the plate, on which error
Griffith took third Mitchell got a
scratch infeld hit after Louden famed
that gave the Reds their last run
Toney famed likewise.
Burns opened New York's fourth
with single. only to see Dsvey Rob
,rtson fan. Herzog had better luck
on p hit and run play. His single sent
Burns to third. Doyle's single scored
George and put Buck on third. Doyle
SO As trapped of first. but succeeded in
cyading q rundown. and while he was
-cramblng safely back to first Herzog
neaked in with a run.
The score follows:
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Whitney in the Amateur.

whitney golfer the South has ever developed
and consistently straight ne
the IN hrstca workman on the
several Southern championships
championship tough
qualify 1913 at Garden City and again IN
the oundeS
borders of these two championship anss'
decided puzzle he isn't golfer the nervous
1rratict Nne