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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-13
LATEST IN THE NEWS WORLD
ATTACKS FAD.

international News Sc-vlce.
PETROGRAD, Sept. 13.-Teuton
efforts to weaken the tightening grip
of the Russians on Halicz resulted
in complete failure yesterday. The
war Office announced today that the
Russians had frustrated attempts by
their foes TO cross the Bystritso
river 10 the south Of Jesupol. one Of
the outlying defenses Of Halicz.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-13
THREE HURT IN FIRE
Depcw House Built i'm 1S47 Among
Buildings Burned.

NEW YORK. Sept Is. - Three
men were slightly injured in a fire
which destroyed the Depew house
built in 1S47. and four other build
ings on Glen island. a pleasure re-
sort near this city today. The loss
was $4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-13
SERBS GAIN.
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IntarnatiOn News SeTVice-
PARIS. Sept 13.-Italian troops
sent to the Balkans have taken the
offensive. according TO "a dispatch
from Saloniki, and are engaged in
battle with the Bulgarians.
A second official report announced
that the Serbians had taken import
ant Bulgar positions in their first
assaults and were pressing forward
The French troops stpportfIlg The
Serbian right also launched an at
tack making progress northwest of
lake OstrovO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-13
l. REGULAR EDITION.

This edition Of The News
cs which went to press at
noon i today's regular edition
as the employees are given tile
afternoon off To attend the fair.
The racing extra viii he issued
a. soon rs the final heat il run.
Watch for it,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-13
WILL PAY HUGE TAX

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ST. PAUL. Mimi. Sept. 13.-State
officials estimated today that heirs
10 the estate OF James j. hin. late
railroad magnate of the northwest.
will pay ABOUT Sl.250.00O Inherit
ance tex 20 the state HUs Min
nesota holdings were approximately
S4O.O00.000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-13
MAKE AIR RAID.
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VIENNA, (via Berlin) Sept 10.
An Austrian air squadron at
tackled the airship shed at Gesi, the
F'alconara railroad station and the
defensive batteries at Ancona Mon
day night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-13
TAGGART HOME.

International News Service:
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. IL. - Sen.
Thomas Taggart today prepared TO
put zip" in the Indiana campaign.
He arrived here from his summer
home in Massachusetts. He set at
rest stories Of a split with Sen. Kern
by saying that in the campaign my
Job viii be 10 carry Kern's manu-
script" They viii campaign to-
gether.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-13
WILL ATTACK HUGHES
Progressive Candidate to Make Tour
OF Northern States.

International News Service:
NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept "a
Bitterly resentful over his fate at
the hands of the progressive party
Col. John NJ. Parker, the progress
sive vice presidential candidate, will
shortly take the stump against
Charles z. Hughes, republican nom
inee. Col. Parker said today he
would deliver speeches in New York.
Pennsylvania and Ohio.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-13
Two Attacks Are Being Made
on BulgarlanS-PariS Re-
ports Serbs Take I'M
portant Positions.
GREAT WAR COUNCIL
IN SESSION IN BERLIN
Further Gains For French
Troops North of SOmme
River Are Announced
by Paris.
l,vruational News Service

International News Service:
SALONIKI. Sept. 13.-Following
artillery preparation lasting "A
hours. the Serbians today launched
a general attack from the allies left
wing against the Bulgar.ans. An
Official statement issued at the Sal
oniki headquarters said that the ac-
tion was becoming general and that
conditions were favorable 10 the Ser
bians.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-13
GENERAL LOST LIFE
ROumanian Leader browns When
Boat i sunk by Shell.
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SOFIA. (via Berlin Sept. Ia
Cen Bessara besl1u. who commanded
the ROumanian fortress of Tutra-
kan when il was captured by the
Bulgarians. tried 10 escape in
boat. but this was sunk by a Bull
garian shell and the general was
drowned I'm the Danube.
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DUTCH SHIP SUNK.
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International News Service:
LONDON. Sept 10. - The new
Dutch freight liner Antwerpen.
which was built at Newport News
Va, has been sunk, LIOyd's announc-
ed today The steamer displaced
6.040 tons net and was $50 feet
long.
The Antwerpen sailed from New
York fo1 London on Aug. 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-13
GREECE To JOIN

LONDON, Sept. 13.-It was semi
officially stated here today that King
Constantine would abandon his pol
icy Of neutrality for active partici-
patoin in the war. perhaps within 48
hours
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-13
REFTSE OFFER

NEW YORK. Sept. 13.-The In
terborough Rapid Transit Co today
refused the oher 10 arbitrate the
strike. proposed by the public ser
vice commission.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-13
BLAME Is PLACED.

QUEBEC, Que. sept 13.-Fail-
ure Of a casting was responsible for
the disaster Of Monday when the
central span OF the new bridge
across the st. Lawrence collapsed,
it was officially stated today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-13
coI-Rr HOUSE RURNs.

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DECATUR, Ga. sept 13.-The
DeKalb county court house was de-
stroyed by fire this morning Loss
$50. 900. IL rs believed the records
ere intact
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-13
BUSINESS HOUSES CLOSE
TO PERMIT EMPLOYEES To
ENJOY INTERSTATE FAIF

Animal HuSbandy day proving one of the banner days OF the
Interstate fair Early this morning crowds began to into
Spngbrook park and officials estimated larger crowd today than
Tuesday the figures showed attendance of approximately
D 600 for the day.
ith nracca anerN store and number factories closed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-13
STEAMER SUNK.

LONDON, Sept 13.-Maritime
advices report that the Norwegian
steamer, Kongring Lotions, has
been sunk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-13

while there are six starters SEIZED
uled for the third event. the 3.s1
trot for "a purse OF $500
Racing officials are demanding
proper conduct by the drivers
Tuesday afternoon 1T. O. smith,
owner and driver of Allen Boy who
took second money I'm the 2--0 pace.
was fined S25 for not driving 20 win.
Smith was alleged 10 have held Allen
Boy i'm AT an times. in order 20 keep
him in the ego class. Abe Frank.
chairman of the race committee de-
ciared "Wednesday that all rules must
be observed by the drivers this year.
we VIII stand for no foolish
ness" declared Mr.. Frank. These
races must be run properly and the
drivers must take every opportunity
10 win. If necessary We viii bar the
drivers if they do not live up 20 The
rules and replace them
Judging Under WAY.
Judging i'm all departments was
being continued Wednesday The
large number OF entries I'M all de-
partments was giving the judges an
arduous task and although it was ex-
pected that an awards might De
made by tonight IL predicted and
many could not be announced be-
fore Thursday.
Because the lecturers failed 20 ar
rive on time 10 was necessary go de-
lay the lectures on stock raising
which were scheduled for the morn
ing. One OF the most attractive fea-
lures Of the morning program was
the barbecue. An entire beef was
cooked and served 20 the fair visit
ors. A mutton cooking demonstra-
ton and lectures along the same
line were delivered during the morn
ing
Many See Exhibits.
The merchants and manufacture
ers exhibits which are located in the
dancing pavilion iu the amusement
section OF the park. were viewed by
throngs during the dav. while tine
stock barns. cattle sheds. horse
barns and other exhibit places were
crowded by sightseers
Canute driven by Fleming and
owned by G.. W. slaughter OF De-
troit won the $1,000 Kable stake.
The event was the --24 pace with
six entries. Canute took the event
In three heats the time being 2.Iu
IL, 2:l4 and 2-14 respectively. In
the second event on the card. the
2:35 county trot was won by 81. j..
driven by Line and entered under
the name of T.. s. Nanderhoor d.
l.. took the event in three straight
heats, the time being 1886 IL. 2.g0
and $3.50. The third event of the
day. the 2:30 trot COR q $500 purse
was won by Axle j.. driven uy AM
dersou and owned by g.. W. Ander-
son OF North Manchester. The time
of the three heats was 2.1O Ia.
2.15 Ia and 2:l8@
Races Are Clos.
All OF the races were exciting
from start o. finish and were close
throughout The exciting finishes
brought roars OF applause from The
srandstands and bleachers By
means Of "A large result board placed
across the track from The grand
stand 10 was possible for the fans
10 see the exact result Of the various
events Immediately after they were
completed. adding further accom-
mediation for the fair visitors
Those watching the races did not
tCONTINTED on PAGE FIVEl
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FRENCH GAIN.

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PARIS. Sept. 10. - Continuing
their renewed offensive north OF the
Somme river French troops have ap-
preached closer to Percnne and cut
the German road between that city
and COmbles Today's war office
communique announces the capture
of Bouchavesnes and Liable woods
The French are meeting with des-
perate resistance from the troops of
Crown Price Rupprecht OF Bavaria.
The Teutons are bringing up heavy
reinforce uents. bu- these have been
unable 10 stay the French advance
LONDON. Sept. 13.-"The situa-
ton is unchanged saws the official
report on British operations in
france. issued by TIE war office to-
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-13
GUARDS COMING HOME
Purdue Company j. Due at Indianap-
oils Oh Sunday.
International News Service:

oils Oh Sunday
International News Service.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 13-Bat-
terry E, the first unit OF Indiana
troops TO be sent home from the
border left the camp at Llano
Grande. Texas. before daylight to-
DAY. The battery is composed en-
urely of students or former stu
dents of Purdue university. 1t prob
ably viii reach this city Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-13
THE WEATHER

INDIA$A AND LOWER 1rrcHI-
GAN.-partly cloudy tonight and
Thursday
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Racing Program

OClip TINS OUT There viii be no
racing program published AZ the fair
grounds this afternoon
Silver FLIge 2:1s Pace Purse 81 O0o
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CcoNTlNUED on PAGE FTvE)
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" DILUJ MthIUUtI -. n. FIemIr
Three Ycar-Old OF Under Pace.
Pure. $3.50.
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Mith nraCtlCaIIN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
BIG EVENT TO BE STAGED
AT UNION ON TUESDAY
Colored Organizations Enter Many
observation-disclosures Also HIVE
Place on Program.

The athletic carnival. which is 10 he
held OH Tuesday at Union University.
promises IL eclipse all athletic con-
tests ever given by colorcd people in
this city. The events will begin at
- o'clock and viii last we'll into the
afternoon. The Williams Lodge OF
Colorcd EIks will parade through the
city and bring its band 70 the grounds.
Tho whole Occasion promises to be a
gala one.
The meet will he featured by track
and field events and some OF the lead
ing colorcd athletic organizations OF
the city will participate. Spartan
Athletic and Literary Association.
Hercules Athletic Association and Vir-
Einia Union University will he repre-
scented by strong squads.
In addition to the athletic numbers
for men the women will also stage
some events, such as potato race, shoe
race. walking, and obstacle race. There
will also he fortune-telling and amuse-
mcnts Of various kinds.
Various business concerns OF the city
have donated prizes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
HAMMOND WINS ON TRAPS |
MONTHLY PRIZE FOR MAY
GOES TO YOUNG SHOOTER
Good Scores nt Weekly ,Tntch-Iendinc,
Classes Turn Up Some
Fine Cards.

The shoot yesterday on the West End
Gun Club traps decided the winners in
the various classes for the silver spoons
III May. In class -" w. y. Hammond
Jr.. won; in class E. Joseph II. Cren-
shaw; in class &C" Colonel Barton II.
Grundy; in class ID" Colonel James r.
Branch. and in class "E" O F. Welsh
ger
The club shoot was won hy ". A.
Hammond. Jr.. who also led his class,
with l.. Rueger ard NJ Duncan one tar
get behind.
Joe Crenshaw led class "B." with
Blanton runner-up. In class &C."
Colonel Grundy ran a bye. In class
ID" Dr.. Coffman led with c. r. Moore
runncr-up. In class "E," Weisiger led
Legs on the Sc!iwartzchild, Buchanan.
News Leader. Lumsden, Jahnke and
Nowlan cups We're won by Cabell, l..
Rueger, Hammond, IT., Wardlaw, Coff-
man and Moore.
Points on these cups are held by l..
Rucger. NJ. Duncan, Crenshaw. Ham
mond, Jr.
Hercules Powder Company trophy,
for long run--W A. Hammond, Ir.,
thirtysiX straight
pu Pont pipe for surprise targets
W y. Hammond. ST.; two.
The score
Glass Nv. \. Hammond. Jr. IS:
l., Rueger a.: Malcolm Duncan. Al; W.
l.. Boyd. 80; DR.. r. l.. Hillsman, 50: II.
Il. Cabell. a. w. H. Eanes. A.: J. c.
Easley. Al: II. S Halves. 80; w 4.
Hammond. Sr.. 81.
Glass B-Joscph II. Crenshaw. 46: W.
c. Blanton. -; y. ]. Flippen. AZ; VIII
liam RUeger. Ir.. 50; John +. Sheppard,
81; c. r. Cooke. Sc: j. c. Tirnor. 80;
:. C. Anthony. Jr.. Sc; c. w Williams.
SO: \. l.. Glasgow. 81.
Glass C-Colonel p. II. Grundy, IS.
Glass DIR. NJ. +. Conman, IL; c.
r. Moore. 81: Hal Dugdale. SO: +. NJ.
Garrett. 81; Burleigh Wardlaw. &c.
Class E-O. T.. Weisiger. rs; Talbot
Young. o.
Nisitors-Dr. w. r. Porter, 40: George
l.. Street, Jr.. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
BELMONT RESULTS

dean. loo Lykej. l. to /. to ! and
TO 5, won; sam McMeekin. l1y
tHayncs), Il 10 10 II 10 ana ou:
.. II 10 90 and "u:. third Time, / As
10 Armament. Stalwart Helen and
Ida Clair also ran.
Sccond--four and ono-half furlonss
-Felicidad. IL Garner: Is 10 3, even
and II 10 1. won: Yellowstone. 1l2
second; Wood Trap. II! UIayncs,, o to
Keno and Phantom also ran.
,tI Third-,'iyIss fnri"gss-Iio"rlesS, 11s
won; iyoray. Black, IL tMcDermotO.
TO ). to :, and I To I. second Julia
Leon. ll2 tHoffman) > to l, , to and
to ., third Time. 90 | -. Jack
Mount. Brcehe. Jack Scot Mary Powell,
SolveS and Defense also ran.
1ot G;yk"), Z to - to ., and even.
to .. to 10 and to 5. second Yam
kee Notions, I'll tDaviesi, Is 10 :, Z
to ; and 10 . Time. 1:ii. Etrus-
can, Libyan Sands and Royal Martyr
also ran.
Fifth-stecplcchasc, abou, miles
Pebto. 146 Gfydcrl. 10 to 5, 3 to and
to 1. won; Hiblcr, to /. 3 to l and
10 S. second: Footlishts. lao (Neat-
Time. All. Ben wyvis, vifier. Race ,S
brook. !. C. Ewait and Razzano also
ran.
Sixth-aeven furlongs-Capra, 10
tMcDermotD. . TO ), to 10 and to
3; Maiachite, 100 McTaGjsarD, II TO s.
Choice. % uyk"). II To l, to l and
to !, third. Tine. 1927 Gillies, bis.
tant shore, p!eione. Holiday, Rhine
Maiden and Madame HERMANN also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
GOLF TOURNEY IS TAKEN
by MISS MARY TRAYL0R
Pretty Contest in Finals on Country
Club Links Lost by Mrs.
BelVin.
VENT WAS GREAT SUCCESS
Tournament Results Highly Crafty
ing TO Committee in Charge.
Many Handsome Trophies Pre-
Sentcd 20 Winners.

= The womens golf tournament: at the
Country Club of Virginia WAS brought
10 successful conclusion yesterday
The tournament was the most preten-
tious ever held for women in this sec
ton, and WAS greatly enjoyed by all
the participants. Miss Mary Traylor
won top hoEorS
The winner OF the cup offered by
John G.T0-orley. the most important
prize in the tournament, was Miss
'Traylor, who defeated Mrs. J 4 Bel
win in the finals by two holes Mrs
Belvin is TO be complimcntcd on the
high class OF golf she displayed
throughout the tournament. Playing
from scratch she gamcly fought her
way 20 the finals. and was only de-
feated on the last green. Mrs Bel
vim was the recipient of = handsome
cup as runner-up in the tournament
In the second eight Mrs g. 4. Wall
won from Miss Maysic Fleming, after
a hard match. by one hole. Miss Elem
ing. who was playing in her first inn
portant tournament. showed great
form. and bids fair To rival her famous
golfing brothers. "noc" and Jammie,"
as Il prize winner.
In the third eight Miss Gwcndolinc
rutherford won poor match from
Miss Caroline Preston by 3 and ..
In the fourth eight Mrs. z. W.
Furnevai defeated Miss Emily Royal
ana s.
In the handicap event held yesterday
for the players not competing in
match play, Mrs. George Warren car
ricd off the honnrs with Il fine net
score OF 81, and Won 4 handsome silver
cup offered in this event by j. J. Pol
lard and w. T.. jeffrey. The second
prize. Il silver cup offered by Archer
Jones. was won by Miss Martha Mar
tin. and the third prize By Mrs. II.
Stewart Jones.
Al the conclusion Of the tournament
the prizes were presented 70 the win
ners by Joseph c. Taylor.
In addition to the prizes played for.
the women taking part in the tourna-
ment presented Mrs Warren with Il
box of golf halls. in appreciation OF
her great interest In taking charge
OF the event. and q special prize. "a
golf ball Of generous proportions. was
given by the women to William L.
Wood and George Warren. who We're
largely responsible for the success of
the tournament. these two men hav-
ing entire charge Of the program. They
will meet and play of for the ball"
next week.
1t is hoped tina; tn, tournament can
be repeated ON larger scale next
spring. and that some OF the we'll
known golfers from other parts of
tho country viii hc on hand 20 COM
pete.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
ANOTHER FOR HIGH SCHOOL
John 1Iarshmli Tennis Squad Easily Cleans
Up ON Mrtuirr's and Richmond
Academy,

lchn Marshall High Schon! scored two
victories Yesterday While the bail tossers
were pounding McGurc's. the tennis tea m
was winning easily McCuir-s and
Richmond Academy, The Marshalli.cs Won
every match In both singles and doubles
and by So doing claim the prep school cham
pionship OF the city.
The results follow
Singlrs-Smoot. John Marshall beat Has
kcl, McGuirus. 81 and TO: Bass John
Marshall boat Funston. McGuire's, So I-3
and 6.": Montague. John Marshall. boat r.
Parrish. Academy. As: CO and SO: Rass
John Marshall, beat F. Parrish Academy
- and Ca $500
Dnuh,cs-Snont ard Montague. John Mar
shall, beat Haskell and Funston McC;uire's
a. and 90; Montague and Smoot John
Marshall, beat cutchins and Smith Acad.
"my. 80 and o.; II: skril and Funsren Nc
ID and s-S - A''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
RICHMOND LOSES CAME
PROTESTED BY TORONTO
Barrow ShoveS BillsmithS From Top
of Column to Third Place
in Standing.
WILL PLAY GAME IN AUGUST
Six EHtra-fnning Clashes Staged by
Locals on Their Trip Abroad-The
Times Dispatch Scorcboari Will
Not Show Sunday Games.
WILL PLAY GAME IN AUGUST
Barrow Throws Game Out

NEW YORK. May 2..-President
Bnrrow, of the international League.
to-day ordered TINT the second gnmc
OF the dOubie-hcndcr between the
Richmond md Toronto clubs, which
Richmond won mt Toronto on May
20. be played over.
The lenEue executive declared
that 1t WAN illegal for the umpire
ON that occasion 10 allow the win
ming run To score on II foul tip on
mn attempted squeeze pIny, when
the ball lodged under the cntchcr's
chest protector and dropped To the
ground few seconds Inter. The
game il {" be played at Toronto on
August rs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
FIRST GAME.
totals. a. II 90 q 2 ro,aI. >, llr.,

Trta!F. 20 = 80 = TONI. 2, ll""i n |
Ran FOR Casey In ninth
tbat;cd Tor Kramer In ninth
.Esttcd !"r H.rchc In seventh
Two out when winning run scored
Scor" by innings: r.
Rochester 30 @ Is
Newark 1870 I 0 . - 4. o O..
Summary: Runs-Jacobson. Sloan Hoike.
McAuley Hale, Cabl. t3t. Schwer:. fits
off Kramer, In innings; of hin. IN ]
inning. Two-base hi;s-Dursin, Zachcr.
Mitchell. Jacobson. Farrell t2j Sacrifice
lits-S!oIn, Beatty. Stolen bsScs-Sloaa CO
bile. Schwer,. Double plays-McA TO
rigging TO Holke: zimmerman to Cable L.
DuEgE. Bases or halis--on Herchc. ). OF
Smallwood !. Struck out-by Hcrchc, 3.
by Kramer. J: hy Smaiiwood. ]. Passed
bn!l--Cascy. UmVIr"S. Keenan, and Hart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
BlSONS AGAIN BEAT BIRDS

BUFFALO. y. Y. May 2,.--The Ri.
sons made Z. clean sweep of their
series with the Orioles to-day, VIM
ming the final game by 3-to-l score.
II was Buffalo's eighth straight vic
tory. Sherman kept Buffalo's hits we'll
scattered after the tirst inning, in
which n base on balls, Channelrs two
Dagger and McDonald's single gave the
locals two runs: hut the Birds were
unable to do anything with Gaw'S
pitching. Centerfelder Miller was
hurt sliding FOR the home plate and
had TO be assisted from the field. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
nrcoI,s sou,hcrp Rcrord.

NEW ORLEANS May 27-Onc ali-Soy,h-
record was broken here this afternoon
in the Southern Amateur Athletic Union
senior championships meet. which was VOL.
by The Young Mons Gymnastic Club Of New
Orleans. with score nf lbs points Tulane
won % points and ST. Stanisiaus. Il
Dana jenkins. NJ Louisiana University. run
ming under ~" colois OF the Y. VI. 6 @,
set new all-Southcrn mars 10y winnins
one nth second Of ;ho American anna teur
record.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
PENN BEATS CORNELL

ITHACA y. Y. May 2.-The baseball
teams nf tho Universities OF Pennsylvania
tnl Cornell played fourteen inning game
to-day. Pennsylvania scored two runs In
tho fourteenth. winning by the score OF
= 10
Score los innings. r. II =
Pennsylvania az 66 nnlhannna-5 s :.
Cornell ...,......2 0onIGGenGon 00--3 . ,
soil and CIa:v
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
COLLEGE RESULTS

Yale, s. Princeton. 9
Army. u; Navy, 3
I.chiGh s: Seton Hall. 3
villa Nova 9; Fordham, s.
Brown. 8: Dartmouth O.
Bowdoin. 3: Maine. l.
Harvard. s: Holy Cross o.
Bates. =: Colby. g.
Mirh!Tan. :; Michigan A. c.,
Williams. O: Wesleyan. I
Ainhvr.,. 3 Springfield Y. VI e. A., l.
trsirus. 6: Dickinson D
;, rr"nSs!sania freshmen, 5; cerhoIi prs.h.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
SECOND GAME.

Rochester ........ 80 . e-l
newark .......O q u q o q % IS
Summary: Runs--Beatty. Durgn. Zacher
Pich. Two base hits--Durg!n. Bentty. Sacri-
lice hits-McAuey. Hale, HI!l. Cable. Sto-
lon bases-R iGlinr. Cable. ri, by pitched
bail-Rigling. Bases bals--of Pieh. C:
on Hill. g. Struck out--by plch, L: by Hill
1 Empires. Hart and Keenan,. Time. Isl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
INDIANS SPLIT BILL

ester and Newark split a double bill
this afternoon, Rochester winning the
nrst n ten innings. TO 4, and New
ark taking the second, TO !. Man
agcr Leach broke M the first game
when h. batted for Kramer and pro-
duced q single. pi.h outpi,ched Hill
in tho second Scores: