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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-26
SECRET ORDER KEEPS SECRET
Reporters Fail to Find Anti-Catholic
Society's Convention

CLEVELAND, Sept. 26-The biennial
convention of the Great Secret order, an
anti-Catholic organization, was scheduled no
meet here. but dillgent search failed
Haines. said 10 be grand master OF the
order left the Hotel Statler yesterday with
out any official announcement Of the meet
ing.
John Baird, said to be from Philadelphia.
and supposedly head of the women's ac-
tivities" Of the organization. admitted his
connection with the order but had no in
formation TO give out as to the session No
one about the hotel knew where the leaders
had foregathered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-26
The Question Box

lear rarmer snith-Win you kindly tell
me II II is necessary for me to register Sem
tember 2s or 20 in order TO attend school on
october ~ l am going into High School
from one of the Philadelphia public schools.
MADELINE cUNEo. salter street.
AS you are going from one Philadel.
phia public school to another Il VIII not be
necessary Tor you to register on September
rs or 20. although you may do 40 then n
you wish. These days are set aside 10 re-
heve the crowding on October O. They are
mainly convenience TO parents. Out-of.
town children and children who have moi
attended the Philadelphia public schools
before must be registered before October ?
II II is 1t all possible.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-26
SCHOOLS NEED MONEY
Doctor Schaeffer Tells Teachers State
Treasury Is Nearly Empty

YORK, Pa. Sept 2e.-"Never since I
have been In public office has the State
treasury been as empty as today" declared
Doctor Schaeffer. State Superintendent Of
Public Instruction. In addressing 500 teach
ers at the opening OF the slxty-second an
nual County Institute here.
He said that not a dollar OF the State
appropriation to the public schools for the
fiscal year ending last July had been paid
and that district school boards are facing
q serious problem.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-26
Personals

Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
%yrus Abda Dolph. of Portland. Ore, for
marriage OF her daughter, Miss Hazel
<olph. to Mr.. Edward Clark, 3d OF this
~, on Saturday, October IA, at 4:S0
eieek. at the First Baptist Church In Port
reception will follow at the home
4 me bride. at ses West Park street. at
AFTER a wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
oe At home after April l at Lincoln
nr Clark win entertain at dinner on
thursday evening at Mannheim for a num-
oI men VINO would have been his ushers
tney been able TO leave business for
tiAnd His ushers are TO be Portland
ana he will entertain there for them
'ufe the wedding.
~, Among some Of the Philadelphians who
~, ,eaye on October 3 for Portland, Ore,
~ pc Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Clark, Mr..
~, Clark. Mr.. Clarence sewell Clark.
Emily Richards Mrs Frederick Tay-
~no Miss Elizabeth Taylor.
interesting engagement announced to-
that Of Miss Elizabeth Wharton
- Daughter of Mrs. Norton Downs.
@n44te 4er1. THREE Tuna. [e Ml-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-26
Reception for Bishop Mepevitt

More than 1000 OF the aiumnae OF the
Catholic Girls High School OF Philadel-
phia attended a farewell reception for the
Rt Rev Philip II. McDevitt, newly conse-
Grated Bishop of Harrisburg. last night IN
the school auditorium at Nineteenth and
Wood streets Bishop McDevitt was for a
long time superintendent OF parochiaI
schools In Philadelphia, and graduates OF
the various educational centers participated
in exercises held before the reception. The
Bishop will assume his duties at Harris-
burg this week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-26
REALTY MEN FIGHT TAX JUMP
Committee Named to Confer With the
Mayor

Members OF the Philadelphia Real Estate
Board will oppose any attempt by the city
to increase the tax rate. This stand was
taken yesterday at a special meeting OF the
board of directors and officers at the head
quarters OF the association, 1925 Walnut
street. A committee headed by David r.
Dallam was appointed TO confer with Mayor
Smith TO learn whether revenues by other
means can be obtained.
A conference was held In the Mayors
ofioe last Thursday, at which members of
the board pointed out many other means
by which, they said, revenues could be pro-
cured
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-26
HORSE SHOW BARS CHILDREN
Will Not Be Admitted for First Two
Days at Bryn Mawr Exhibition

When the BIyn Mawr Horse Show opens
Thursday children will not be admitted for
the first two days, according to present
plans. because infantie paralysis still exists,
This will bar one of the most interesting
features of the show. the presence OF the
hundred-million-dollar baby, Edward Beale
Mclean, Jr.
one OF the features of the show will be
dinner Friday night at the Radnor Hunt
Club. Society folk from Philadelphia and
New York, Baltimore, Washington, Boston
and other cities will be there.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-26
WIFE OF KILLED STRIKER - -
FAILS TO GET COMPENSATION
Referee Holds Man Destroying Fence
Was Not Aiding Employer

HARRISBURG, Sept 26.-The first rui-
ing by n referee Of the State Compensation
Board has been rendered in a case OF a
striking employe. The widow Of John Var
tearing down a fence at tho Edgar Thom-
son steel plant, BrRddock. during the strike
there last spring, applied for compensation.
NRrgo was an employe OF the Carnegie Steel
Company. Thomas J. Dunn, the referee
ruled he was not engaged in furthering his
employers interests when shot
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-26
North Philadelphia

Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Ralph have returned
,o thair home, 2sl6 North Twenty-second
street. after a weeks stay az Chambers
burg. Pa.
Tha marriage OF Miss Elyera Levy, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Levy, OF 1897
clraya avenue, 10 Mr. Dorsey Whltestope,
~ Nv, york. win take place on Wednesday.
0ctobox IL. q rooa-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-26

mother please send me a recipe for a
dessert? Carolina has gotten tired OF
mine, Beatrice Margaret. my other doll
would like some doll TO write TO her Don't
forget TO send In names for the doll am
going 10 send to the hospital The contest
closes October 1. Love to all of you.
Dorothy Botte. Lambertville, N. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-26
Baptists Open Conference Today

The North Philadelphia Baptist Associa-
tion will open its hfty-ninth annual confer
ence this morning In the Nicetown Baptist
Church, Germantown avenue and Drummer
street The members win hold morning.
afternoon and eTsnlnE sessions until ThuFs-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-26
West Philadelphia

Mrs @. f. Kise, of Ssos Hamilton street.
Announces the marriage OF her daughter.
Miss Ruth Marie Bush, to Mr. Frank w,
Hahn, of s526 Filbert street. on Wednesday.
August 1e. at Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Men. OF 1888 North
gixtieth street announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Miss Bertha Mae klugh. TO
Mr.. Clarence Gllger Albrecht.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-26
Summer Is Flying

BY EsrELLE BEKoFF. N. Sixth street.
summer Is flying,
Winter 10 nighinE;
Cold days are coming
For Rainbowsi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-26

Things 20 Know and Do
conpndrum--W What ,ounr LADY Il alU.x.
The sun., 1916-10-08
WITH THE GOLFERS ON "MET" LINKS.

FI.uSHlNG-R u Boyd beat \ :, chat
hcid Ia the fr~t round AZ match play for
the club championship when nc NHnpuished
his opponent by : mp and to play TAR
diner W. White and Morel Lewis, the ~
perts ~ the club, are both ia the lower
earlier matches viii meet In tho SENT ma
HUDSON RIVER COUNTRY CLUB Carroll
Moore memorial cup. continued match plaN,
club hanii'Hn ~ 10 puallN Charles
Brown. 7S-5. - Garrett Mott. s6-l?. ~;
Howard Lockwood. AT. ~, Percy Low,
rs 80, ~, charles Young, Jr. $50, 49,
Harry Dott, S3-S. ~; Srhuvl'r Phillips,
Emeric%, ST., ~; .. IonEacre, sG--o, so.
Elliott pi,kin. 9s-lS. 80,
UNDERWOOD ~ defeating walter
Whiteh,sd = ny In the srlni insl round for
the fnll champion hip C. g Taylor viii
meet his brother. W T. Taylor. winner nj
III" spring championship, neat SATURDAY
for the rlui, championship. The scores
Tor. s'7. -, n. NJ smith, imi--.s, -;
4 V carpenter. ~ II 81. 81 Y Hlszlcr,
n3-lo 81; Dr u X, carroll, iO3--IG, NJ:
j. \. Wilson. io5 Ia 50
NoRTH JERSEY COUNTRY cLuB-
Notation "ishts"m", zach, player with one
club, first drive, second drive, thirl mashie,
fourth putter-W William Turner, Bert Sher-
Minners. Dudley. Pri,chard, Erie Gibbs,
william Mason, II, W. Mason. io7.
Eight ball sweepstakes, nine holes. best
ball each hole-Eric Gibbs. 4. charles
sweeney. william Mason. Charles Smith,
each =,
PI.AINFIEi.D In the second round for
the club cha nptonship u u. harrows de
festcd " 7. Kaufman, . aud !. W. 7.
Glenne, defeated j ". Baker, I w 40
The sun., 1916-10-08
DARTMOUTH ELEVEN
ROLLS UP BIG SCORE
Outplays Lebanon Valley
Team and Wins by the
Count Of ~ to 0.

HASovER. Oct. by means Of lire
bucking and end runs, interspersed with
forward passes. the Dartmouth varsity
Overwhelmingly defeated the Lebanon
Valley team. ~ to . to-day.
The opposing eleven proved To be much
weaker than was expected. The Green
team penetrated its defence at will. hold
ing the PENNSYLVANIA men to only four
earned first Towns.
A feature OF the game was the playing
Of the Green bsckfeld, in which Cerrish
vas the star. His sensational shes
through the line and his excellent work
ON the defence was the best seen here
in several yars. From the first sixty
i've yard kickoff by Gerrish the Lebanon
Valley eleven was seen to be hopeless,y
outclassed. soc gaining possession of
the hall by holding for downs, the Dart
mouth team hogan "A march down the
field to It's opponents goal line. and
scored after five minutes Of play.
Dartmouth's line showed itself strong
in the pinches. hut Inexperienced and
was deceived several times on the Penn =
open formations.
The three q~uarterbacks. McDonouSh,
Camel and Holbrook. all showed up
well.
The sun., 1916-10-08
VAN CLIEF LEADS GOLFERS.
Hesds Qualifying Field In states
Ialand Tiile Play.

Cortland Van CHEF Of Richmond
County led the field In the qualifying
ound for the Staten Island champion
ship over the links OF the Fox Hills
Golf club yesterday. lie went out In
~. and made the inward Journey in IS.
for n total OF -.
This was the only score less than so.
which was the total returned by A. l..
Walker. Jr.. OF Richmond County. the
youngster who won the medal in the
qualifying round Of the FoN Hills invi-
tation tournament. Through the luck
Of the draw. however. Walker was OPP
posed 10 Van Clief In the first round
n the latter had no trouble in defeat
ing him. ! up and 5 to play.
Three sixteens ave been provided for.
the second and semi-hnal rounds to be
finished by Monday. with q thirty-six
hole final on Columbus Day, The sum-
mary and scores follow
Championship division. qualifying round
{. Van Ciief. Richmond County. II. A.
L. Walker, Jr. Richmond County. so \
Ksmmercr, Fox Hills, ii; Harold Slater.
Fox HIS. 81; Il T. Allen, Fox HIS, ~
" Roy Ba,nh,li. Fox MI; 50: b $ Boi-
Loan. Fox Hills. 81: r c. Johnson. FoN
Hills. StJ, 4. .Janin: Fox Hills; so; Al.
Pogson. Fox Hills, 90; W. Catchings, Fox
Hills. 80: NJ. L. Feary, Richmond Coun-
~. 81.
second sixteen-w. q. Cooper. Fox Hills,
81 W. p. Jochim. FOX Hil,s. 81: @, g
Schofeld Richmond County. "a, G.. q
wor,hley. Fox Hills, "a: G. Duncan, Fox
Hiils. ~: r de Plaque. Richmond County.
81, 4. 4. keim. Fox Hi,ls. W; j n. Eli
man. Richmo County. 80, X. Twinning.
Richmond county, se;J p Clark. Fos
Hils. 81 =. II. sykes. Fox Hills. s6. T W
Tannock, Fox Hiil., 81. ]. ", Turner. Fox
HIS. 9s; !. u. Barnhill, Fox HillS. ss,
u Mcclellan. Fox HIS, es, y. Lloyd, FoS
Hills. ?s.
Championship division. first round match
play--Feary beat Slater. l up Pogson beat
Van Loan. . up and | to play, McMensmy
heat Barnhill, 6 up and 8 TO play. Man
beat johnson. 4 up and 4 to play: Van
chef beat walker. ! up and : to play:
knmmerer beat spindler. i up And ) to
play; Catchings beat Jsnin. I up and 2 to
play: Alien beat Botteme. : up ana ! to
play.
The sun., 1916-10-08
MARSTON VICTOR
IN ARCOLA GOLF
BaltusrOl Expert Gains His
Sixth Club Title. Defeat
ing Webb Z and G..
TRAVERS NOT IN FORM

Max a. M~srston. the Bs,tusrol anna
teur, won his sixth chief cup Of tho sea.
son by defeating Roy n. Webb Of r,ngle-
wood. Z w and s to play. IN tho thirty
six hole nnal round or the Invitation
'ourns n,ent at the Arcoia Country club
yesterday.
Except for a brief period during the
carly hours Marston always looked like y
winner. He had too much length for
Webb. who appeared to he forcing his tee
shots n triIe, with the result that many
were pulled to the rough.
Quite gallery followed oswald
kirkby Of E~nglewood. the metropolitna
and New Jersey champion. who played
with Jerome Travers OF Upper Montciair
In the handicap. Both were on scratch,
but Travers was not In his best form.
whereas kirkby played steadily. lie
went out in 81 and back In IS for a rs.
whereas Travers took 90.
II remained for another. however. 10
make the best score of the day. lie was
Robert Abbott OF Brooklawn the for.
mer intercollegiate champion. Abbott
went out In 81 and came back the ~ mo
way. As he had a two stroke allowance
Abbott was low both ways. but he took
The net prize so that Kirkby could take
the gross.
The summary and scores follow
First sixteen, Final Round Max n. Msrston.
Bsltusrcl. heat Roy u. Webb: Engiewood. Z up
Resteu Eight, rirst si,teen, Final Round
". q. Pfeii, ycuntsksh. heat Alfred Morrrii.
Arcoln. = ny and ? To play.
Second sixteen, Final Round--F. " Baldwin,
Glen Ridge, heat =. u. case. Arccls. I up and
7 TO plsy.
Beaten Eight, Second sixteen. Pinal Round
r. ff.lm.r' p rou mnils, ! ~ np .nd s ,c p,s s.' a
Third sixteen, Semi Final Round r. 10.
The sun., 1916-10-08
ARMY @.VANQUISHES
SOUTHERN ELEVEN
In Hard Fought GridirOn Bat
tie w. 4 l.. Is Defeated.
n to 7.

WEST PorSr. y. y. Oct. THE Army
and Washington n Lee University
fought "A hard but clean battle on the
plains to-day, the cadets winning ny a
score OF IA to =.
ELEPHANT and Place carried the ball
for big gains through the W. and l.,
forwards when the heavy Army line
charged and bent back the collie gians'
front wall time and again. II was due
to some costly fumblinE ard several Sc
we're penalties that Army's score was not
larger.
McElwaine. Army captain. was down
the field under kicks and tackled hard
and fercely throughout.
The cadets scored first after a fine
drive which started at midfeld. Place
and Dliphant carried the oval to the five
yard line. From here Place went
through for the score and Oliphant
kicked he goal. The visitors launched
some pretty passes in the second quar-
ter and took the ball to .Army's one yard
line, Bagley 10 Kehoe and Ignico being
responsible for the advance. Sorrel was
hurled through after four plays. Young
kicked goal.
ELEPHANT ran forty yards and shook of
SIX ttcklers III The last period. placing
the ball on W. and LIS thirty yard line.
FROM here the cadets marched straight
to IA touchdown. Gerhardt falling over
The line and Oliphant kicking another
goal. The lincup.
The sun., 1916-10-08
NAVY DOWNS GEORGETOWN.
Young Ingram Helps Nidshipmen
To Win b., score Of ~ 10 2.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, oct. The Navy.
after the rather disappointing start
against Dickinson ,ast saturday. came
this afternoon and defeated
~ Ia The visitors were
'utClass"d except for the last period
When ny a series Of daring forward
passes they marched down the field for
their lone touchdown.
The feature of the game was the work
of Ingram, brother Of tw' members u
the coaching squad This ~youngster.
entered the academy IN June.
handled himself IN such style as TO
bring to mind Hugh Douglass OF 'O7
and MrReavy Of 10. The lineup
The sun., 1916-10-08
TRINITY
Nutmeg state C~OIlrginns TrOunced
ny Brown, ~ 10 q.

overwhelmed Trinity In the first hall
to-day NJ Andrews Field, running up a
scnr" of ~ TO u In the second half
Subst.tutions were frequent. Trinity
played better and the home team only
got one touchdown and goal.
H'o"ks OF Brown ran the length OF
the field on the kick of for tn. third
score. The
The sun., 1916-10-08
LOUISVILLE BEATS OMAHA.

OMAHA, Neb,, Oct. I--LOuisvillc,
American Association champions, had
little trouble disposing OF Omaha. Vest
ern League title holders. In the third
game % the interleague series. winning
by II to 3, Hub Perduc pitched for the
winners and allowed i've hits. lie was
never extended To via. AS his teammates
pounded the ball, kruuse aud U'Tools
worked for Omaha.
The sun., 1916-10-08
DAILY HERO AT HOLY CROSS.
His Field Goal Gives Purple q 20 u
Victor, Over Bates.

WORCESTER. Mass, Oct. bill Daly.
Holy Cross fullback. kicked "A field goal
In the Holy Cross-Bates game to-day
and VOL the game. 8 TO q. for the Purple
team. He is the hero Of his college 10
night. DAILY kicked the goal from the
20 yard line In the last period. The
liue-up.
The sun., 1916-10-08
B0WD0IN BEATS AMHERST
"c"NN Trnm ~>n,nsbcs hruugh
Lighter Opponents.

AMHrRsT. Mass. ,,ct. --Bnwdo e.
feated Amherst here to-day IN ore Of
the most exciting football! glues ,,ea
on Iratt Field In yeas, II, 4.N}
Bo"doin team found little t.'a''. D.
smashing the light Amherst i.c,' !
crossed the latter's goal line 'W.,, TIE
liueuu.
The sun., 1916-10-08
LEWIS HELPS WILLIAMS WIN.
IL star of Team That Beats Union
by score ~ ~ to u.

WiLLIAMsTowN Mass, oct. 7.-Will-
Jams easily defeated Union by the score
Of l3 20 u on Weston Field here this ar
'"rlo"n. Both sides used straight foot
IAN most OF the time, although Williams
completed three forward passes and
Union onc
The sun., 1916-10-08
SYRACUSE sWAMPs OHIO.
I p.Stste Eleven Rolls ~ score 81
~ "a q.

SYRACUSE. y. ", Oct. 7.-Syracuse
found Ohio University an easy PROPOSE
ton here this afternoon. winning ~ to
u. The locals. who outwcighed the visi-
tors ten pounds to "A man, got eleven
~touchdowns and kicked six goals. The
Imam
The sun., 1916-10-08

NF T'TT' "fEVTTW- WTNFTNWN NJ MIVTI-In
Umpire Maxwell. Swarihmorp Head lines
man Thoru, University of Michigan. Time
OF periods !" minutes each Navy srnriu.
Fnu'htnwils lnsram, Roberts. goal from
Touchdown. Orr Georgetown scoring Touch
down, GREENE, goal from touchdown. Whalcu
Subs'itutlons Navy Clarke for Warn. Scaic
for Rlfi", Jones for Goodsteir. Hoffman for
irnf"ld. Skinner for Gilman. woodson for
johnson Won Helmburg for woodson. Mar.
TN for Orr, DAVIS for Ingram. Dashielus for
hui'rr; .Eeorgc'own, rroniu for Cusacli
Cussok for Cronin q Bricn for showal,er
sullivan for M~alouey. whc,an Tor Gilroy
McQuadc Tor I.clghty
The sun., 1916-10-08

pire-Fu,tz. Brown. Head linesman-Ber-
Sin, Princeton. Field tuise-sand, An
napoli-. Time OF periods liz minutes each
Yal. scoring Touchdowns, Iegore. T. r.
smith ., sheldon, Bingham .. Neville .,
waite. Goals from touchdown-Legore .,
Gates 3, Neville, waite
virginia scoring Field goa. Darlington.
Substitutious Yale, Scuuer for Ha,i.
Ieisslring for NJ u Smith, Seville Tor
Leg"re, Moseley FOR Gates. Taft Tor She
don, Durfee for Ienurr. Ross for I.ris.u
ring Graham for Gall. cnNe fu! Rsldridge.
church for Comcrford. X. Smith Tor
Church. La RoCh. for T. Z. ninth Van
Sostrand for T., Roche. Wai's for Biug
ham. Bradcn for Hutchinson
Virginia, MsEonIte for Csrriugtnn. hlrey
for 'ioovn, Darlington for Nagpnit". LeaNN
,or kinsolvins. Russell for Face. Wagonlte
for Darlington.
The sun., 1916-10-08

and the hole wss haived in s. leaving
Miss stirling ! up at the turn. She was
out In II to ~ for Miss Caveriy.
Hole No. 10 1857 yardsb-A loca, rule
enabled Miss stirling to drop her ball
from the immediate proximity OF u rock
on the side Of "A bunker and her chip
shot was 30 true that II hit the pin and
left her with IA one foot putt for a T..
She made II and won the hole In 4 to s.,
her lead To . VI.
Hole No. ll--Miss caverly outdrove
Miss Stirling by fully thirty yards and
she was able to get home with her seq
ond. although her ball slipped 10 the
right side of the sloping green. She
threw away her advantage. however. by
haif topping her chip shot. which ran
across the green. and Misc stirling won
the hole in : To 6 and was 3 up.
Hole No. IL 1853 yards) The drives
were close together. Miss stirling being
about ten yards ahead. due to some good
luck, for the shot was rocked nj hit the
wall and bounded back into the fairway.
She used an iron for her second after
Miss Caverly had just fallen short OF the
green with wood. Miss Stirling was
hort too and the hole was halved In s.
Hole No i3 1850 yards)-A hooked
drive left Miss Caverly's In the rough
and her second was weak. Two fine
shots took Miss Stirling to the green. but
the hole war halved IN I when Miss
Caverly holed a ten foot Putt.
Miss CaverIy Receivers.
Hole No. "a '4l7 yards)-Just as she
did yesterday against Mrs. Auchincloss.
Miss stirling hooked her drive into q
trap, She was 80 close to the bank that
her second went only a few yards. Her
third. played with a brassy, landed close
to a rock and under the local rule she
was allowed to drop in back OF IL. \
good shot put her on the green. but Miss
Caverly was home with two wooden
shots and mashic and won the hole in
8 to 8,
Hole No. Is 1906 yards)-Both made
great drives far down the slope. Miss
Caverly played u magnificent shot to
within six feet Of the pin, while Miss
Strings shot. which was pitched all
the way. ran over to the far corner OF
the green. undismayed by the danger
Gus situation. Miss Stirling ran her long
put, up to within a foot Of the hole and
left Miss Caverly with a Ave footer for
a win. The Philadelphia champion
missed II and was still 2 down.
Champion Only . In.
Hole No. is nIt yards) Miss Cav
crly's ball dropped on the green about
twenty five feet from the pin, while Miss
Strings was a foot or two short. The
little Southerner Clipped up close to IN"
pin. hut the shot awaited her nothing
when Miss Caverly's long putt for a .
dropped into the cup The great putt
Miss Stirling's lead to I up. with
only two holes To play.
Hole No. II 1850 yards) Or what
40 Aaatipad IN In thu last hnla NJ tho
The sun., 1916-10-08

hard': goals from touchdown-. Olphant ?
Washington ana Ice SCORING Touchdown,
>orrel. goal from touchdown. Young Sub.
stitutlons Army L Ice for Mullins Holmes
for Meacham, March for Ford. Vidal for
Hare Referee--F " Murphy, Brown
tmpre-c J Mccarthy, Holy Cross Head
lnesman-w X Kee-on. L-high Time Of
periods 10 minutes.
The sun., 1916-10-08

Touchdovns-PearOck n0n 'r
',"ai fr"u touchdown Wi,.H,r 20
Held Goodrich subs r.,.. -
smith for starkcy ...
Enlulh Tor DAYS Uoruou-E,r @. 'o'
roster. McNauehtnr ln, .r..,.
Tor Young, Drummom. t r tIl,,rar .. .r
ior, SUBWAY >LumN4 ~.
.,"k for Shum'a, sauf . n.
Turner for IVs"u''- re- r.,
ward Umpire liup-0oI .uu,. -
man Burke. Wurn.t,.
l. minutes
The sun., 1916-10-08

-. WW"sI.' p'rI Il'UTh Head I0"'Ian-
,nni.rtoh bo"do!n. Field iulgr = nntrtt
hr."n Time of periods =. iu.uI',s
rouchdown-Doanr Goal 'rrr ,,l-A.
j wa NORTON Goa from Hc'l-I5hlr.
son
.Substitution.--Turs Nr-tc' .,- v,.,.
',hott Tor Nrnr, i'prgr'', Pop ~, ~
harvard SahaI iar Itu.'f urr.,.r ~
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