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osrrH .HoNCoop,s soNs. yul,u.

shongood, Auct, 90 Bowery, sci, 10 a NJ,
Nov i-Diarronds. watches. jcwelry,
&c, pledged prior Nov. Is. 1918, 10 No.
t-Oss Also No s3:sj. Sol Cohen, cas- 9Th
Ave. Sol Cohen 4 Co, asa ID Ave. u II
No, 1897.
Nov. .,-Msn's and women's clothing.
A Rhode, So columbus Ave.
Nov. Mem and women clothing 20
$500 and all goods held over, Maeen Bros
.is Grand 81.
Nov .s-Clotting Daniel CONN, 80
Washington ST, Ho,oSen, y. !. n. uooty,
20 Grand 81, Rklyn. Raphiel Bros llJi
Nov. ss--Msn's sui ~omen's clothing
Sol Cohen & 90. SIS Sd Ave, ~, Gritlsf"ld
ai< Myrtle Ave, Brooklyn.
Central Ave. Jersey CITY, b. Freeman.
SOS sumnit Ave. Jersey City.
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CHAMPIONSHIPS AT TAKE.

CHICAGO. Nov. S~-Confdent Of VIE
tory. twenty-eisht members OF the North
western University football squad left
here tonight for Columbus. Ohio. to play
Ohio state University Saturday for the
1915 champ Soship Of the big nine"
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BEST SHOT.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov, 23-Joseph I.
Chambers OF Yonkers, y. Y, won the
target shooting championship Of Rutgers
College to-day with "A score OF $50 out OF
n possible 6oo. The shooting was with
the regular army service rife and was
open to all members OF the COLLEGE cadet
CDrpS.
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Incoming N-sseis-B, Wireless.
Ga phlad.lrhiA. Liverpool, - miles sas,
OF Sandy Hook AZ ~ 4 VI. yesterday VIII
dock sunday afternoon
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"a year OF remarkably Big ash z 4
DAVIS, Who 'o!ned ;he club Later. TOT one
Weighing ST. pounds. and Frank Hs1ss
Aiso ,o!nes. got ore 90 IS pounds In.
c'dentAl,y NJ. Davis On Angus: lAs' 4;
A.sury Park Won the WORKS. casting rec
Oh oy 0 eas' ~ So feet : inches J h
New Assu-v Park y :. Nov. 90
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and 6ecdesic SurvaS-
standard Tine.
sun nses sS.AN Sun sess Pm
NOON riees .........s:.i AN
NIGH WATER his DAT.
SAndy Hook sMAN Gov. Isaad .tMAN
hel GAie .........tHAN
Low WATER THIS DAT.
sAniy Hock Z: IA Gov laAnd isnAN
Hell Gate ...........u
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Rod and Gun Neus

HIGH WATER rOR LOCAL ANGLERS FoR The WEEK kND
CaMTo iSand PMp Loofon
Dat. Pm AM pm. An. I'm. AM. PM. AN. PM
S:E:$s= :" e ! ':; II &; i; Il. 4: IL, Il: Il II, n s$ If, 4 II;
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TOURS.
SALES.
JACOB sHoNGUI. A-ucs'sssss. ~ y

JACOB sHONGUI. Ascs'oesss. - Bsv-
0y. sells At 10 4. u.
Nov. s4-Jewelry. watches, diamonds and
ali pledges prior Nov. II. 1915. {. J.,
Nov. :~T-Jewelry. watches, diamonds, &C e.
prior Nov. 20. 1918. \. woldsr. :o3t lnow
soas) ID Ave. Also for Ridgewood Loan
NOV. :s-Ciothing. &c. pledged TO Nov.
90 1918, to No. s.63l. Inclusive. =. Kas-
kel & Sons. . Columbus Ave. Also similar
goods for A. SelinEer. <l "a Ave-. and
N. We'll & Co, :s&T Sd Ave.
Nov. 2e-Jewelry. watches, diamonds and
pledEes OF ever. description pledged to
Nov. 90. 1915. Alexander a Preiss Co. iss
PARK Row, i. Jacobs. sss 81 Ave,
Nov 30-Jewelry. watches, diamonds
and all pledges prior Nov. 20, 1915, Jos
Roth. $40 Lenox Ave; also for j. Vein
berger. is3 Ave. A, from No 1850 to isSio,
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. ". sheehsn.
AurtiOnees. Is: ana street, sells Jewslry
nj ii A. N: clothing at 10 a N,
Nov. .s-By Y, simpson q Co, l3 West
,.L 81. An unredeem~d pledges OF pearls,
Diamonds and othsr precious stones.
p-ry,oiV 10 No. 1901. Aug. LIST. 1915. And
ali articles held from previous aAies.
Nov. :e--By N, LAvery, safI ID Ave,
also so 9TH Ave. clothing. &C.. 70 Nov. %.
Nov. ss-Dy John simpsea. isS Dswsss.
clotAiaS. Ae. - Oct. I. Nsik
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

ms army orders ~ere Issued to-day; Frs;
.isat s. Hansen, n r C.; re,'srfd
warn.T. II r :, r.ls,.a rom se,iyt
.-iS' FRS; Lieut.. A " (. Persn.ld "
Lieu, r {. E-.isra.sst. NJ h c, re-.
it,t ed from active duty The depo; guar.
;e-mA.t.r chicago. ~ hi. ss..stan' MI
RGss..r. M lex IN eonn.iiiOn NTH ma.
;.-ial pertaining 20 weolien soyes being
"5 cant, " P p.r..n. Fifteenth ,n..n,ry.
i.iatea n . " G, ri-.; Lieut. IN
SIT. NJ X = 30 active duty at For;
omsha ~ - liz; + = rsii''k X
For; WAHsvo-fA. New YORK fo- tempo
TArs du'N svG upon completion 'her"c; 20
W .si orier. oc,os.r :, ii-t:,ins MsjS-
II Il Sheen. = NJ &. 30 rerot; To south
IN .n-ear.n.ni AMENDED 20 di,ee' hin
ile.4 James \, j.tGs.. in:an;ry, De.
ia 81. Js,aiied cor s.rrra| e .alilrs
.er.,e Al For; Sioeum. Nv r",s fiTsi
'sstsrct rs sisaa! Corps sa3--nienien'
army ;-a-sro-. se-N'rS. San Francisco
apt, c Roam .As:.e sinh ln'sn,r>
repor; 20 cOm-naniing General southern
Department. 'cr Temporary DUTY. fiIs;
~ .eii,. aa, ,n's Special N order. I Itmii Z
directing capt J. O s;eser, . NJ G. 70
~ = ~ 49, As+shrd ITor .
L!ss' \ N-'oA.. J-. NJ Il =. re.
l!sNct ROM seii.' da:>
r,.s' Lev, 2 W Fg;n.n; EHs.n..r
C'-ps Engineers p-es!ieu: .; the eNsmln-
s sc"!A A. az FrAHs,..o' g., t'Am'nHx'
S%.nr.cn rnenN c~aya'Ty. % rar, sam
Houston. Texas, for e>amiasuen To- i-;s!.
r. aviation section sigma! corps CAPT. \
no " cave. 70 'clr Tenth CsVA.ry. CAPT.
Nes,cy King. Philippine >coai., retired. II
AciNe tu'y a. ari.rg GuSrtermss;er A. a.
-,'ani 20 etpot a~lAI,r'nssie a; Jerer'NMN'
=. T. - active duty On the ;ransror; Bu-
U!ih ''s;ion q Ne" YORK e!;H first
IN - No. Ms g 80 sc''T. ~,
Any t-;Arhea. relieved. from tu,y On -
Ar,ie-y, ie,aeh.a from Jer-rsSu barracks,
Missouri, 80 SAL; Lake CIV. U;ah. N e.
.-s.''-s duiv capt Watson = appointed
80 a.'ns aaar;erma.t,r for the tim. h.
N1N ramsir N recruiting duty. Capt. c
T. Morton. Si,.eenih lr'Sntry. detailed fNr
-.t-stt'rs service a. Jcrcrson barracks
~. saa'!o~. .. .Aess etH,sr. hav. been
acCcptas F.-s. lleu'. Nlcho.as pc-,er.
second Infantry. Arkansas Nations. Guard
~, Lev. sEtnler r Weave T"s:Mh
Lieut. y =. wSoIrar, NJ n {. Leave OF
absence granted; capt. Theodore 4 Bsld-
N.H. lr. infantry. eNt-ni-d one month
F.-st 1.'e,, \ A Finch NJ r, {, twenty
-shi days. CO.. . $ Young, infantry, eS-
ended ,wo months on surgeons certificate
" 4'saelry. capt. J + Myers, siyth
james. :. Rogers, infantry, de,acheI. two
months on surgeons certificate ~ disahi.-
10 FIRST Lieut.. Frelerick { Eese.NrueEee.
\ X Warner II t, tw-nty.,our day.,
FIRST Lieut.. \ 4 Hansen. NJ, X c. twenty
seven days
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-
ARRiVEDITHCRsDAN. November .
Ss RcchAmnesu. I'm A. NJ. Rcrdesul.
5. Gorr-dyt. Il: n Rotterdam. No, f,
- Anna hS + n. Wednesday. Avea-
mouth, Nov 1.
s. rrancscc. i:s p ". Hull. Nov
Nov Is
5. Aln!ran,s. A ". Kingston. Nov. 10.
Nov. Is
s. Nunams. n. "Wednesday. N,p>
Nov. ~.
$. s,svansern. SO r n cuna Nov. Il.
Sarscss 4 ", san Juan. Nov 10
senA, l:ee 4 ". RuAtAn. Nov "a
sSomAncae Jacksonville. Nov -
- rroieus. New Orleans. Nov "a
seEl Monte. Ne~ Orleans. Nov 4;
sNS O. Non'son,-ry savannah, Nev. .
san NArco.. galveston. Nov IL.
s6l PAso. cnare.,on. Nov. Il.
rTnce.s Anne. Norfolk. Nov. ::
- khffeniurn. Norfolk. Nov /.
hctrr Soverdale, BaNmore. New.
S'~oss'uise. Portland, Nov. q.
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Highest temperature s.. a. .:ls p u.
Lowest Temperature. 81 at , A NJ
Average Temperature. IS
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails.
THE WEATHER.

For Eastern Nev YsrA-OSescass y :
south sad rsis. ehaasfns t. me- ne
10Th ps :ss n, 80: ss :csH ssss. ' 70
For New ~Jer.ey-fAriiy overcast ana
colder to-day; to-morro~ fair and colder
For Nor,h.rn New Eneland-Rain. fol-
lowed by Gearing and colder weather TO-
day TO- morrow far and colder; 'ea'h~eei
For scn;a.rn New Ene,ard-ov.res.;
and much colder to-day: tomorrow 'ai'
and colder westerly sales -. ,r
turning 90 snow. and colder to-day. 10.
morrow sno~ farrics and colder west
es'es
.SEw YORK; SSy ...rh, s;'' ..ii nee. a.;
:,u;h:fn tAs. Niehissn yt.'.ra.y and en-.
a, sn,.. a." po,s,. .s.,ssri and higher
,.mr.rs,aT,', r;e,aiisa throughout the
tn. only f%r..sins e.a;ssr IN 'ha. zee.
lion oeea-red ever nsT,h.-n exc Ssrt.S,'
IRE T-o.sa-. was high ana temperature
generally lower IN the plateau and Rocky
n; Nel fnsnr Mls.es-t v.lls.y .sa,hwsri.
A n,r- snow fell IN south nskcia ana
wyoming ea' t.mp.-siuT.. were nsi mSss
frt.Ilne po!n. in any lection.
In th!. ely the DAY vs.. e.euay sns
s-aroTe,e-. corrected 90 reai 90 sea level.
ASA. NJ. zee; 5 p N. 20
"a ~. tF. N.
barometer ...s...sss' go
Humidity -
Wind--ii-ec.'on ........south Suth
wiGd-Nelcc.ty .......f
weather CLOUDY Ram
rreciritstion ........... =.
The ~,-mpe>'u-. IN this e,.y YESTERDAY.
a. recorded ~ ;he o:seiai Thermometer "
.hown IN the annexed taeie:
AM :: ! :FFM.:. !.
10 A Nj. 50 7 g. 81 Y. M. 50
:: 4 Nj. 81 &F y s n ~
!. noon {: n. NJ e.. ssn p. NJ. 81
1850. 1915 iSiG 1913.
- NJ. - NJ. -
~ 8. y NJ. ~
= M. :; Ni: Mid 80. IS -
H!rhes; temperature. s.. q; ::is P. n.
Lowest temperature 50 at > A NJ
ANsrsRa ,emp<ratlrs <S.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW TORI

Hnhi' ED fkON NkW YORK
20 0ecar II. n Chr1sianaana.
So Headley. u liverpool
- renchurch. ~ Gibraltar.
Sc Anvcrs. OF TIE ll,ard
Ss faranA. ~ Rio Janelro
- Sac PAulc. o. Raha
Se Nirsinie. ~ PauillaA
80 Calico. ~ Weymouth
Sc Montevteeo. at Cadfs
80 Petra on Reachy Head
80 Fukoku MAru. At SHANGHAI
sc PATHS. 81 Fraeus
Ss Ihemisiocles. al Frasus
Ss lAsfo ~ Genoa
- Nirefs. .; FrAeus
SsCArrllo. ai CrstohA
- NeskA. 81 New OrAans
> Creole 81 New Orleans
So Mohawk. Of Charleston
- ~AtAhmAlpa. 81 Newport Nsvu
- Mama HA;A. o. Baitimcn
SAILED FOR NEW YoRx
g san Gus,elmo. rom 81 N.cnsOs
50 Columbia. from ccr>nhasvn
So fram. from Kirk~al
81 IsuyAniA MAru. from YckoAama
Sc from Goihrrturg
: Erremoni Castle. from shanghai
:. Nuves. from Cris,ohAi
50 lcuiios. from Cris,ehN
81 SABINE. from TAMPA
:. Apache. from Charleston
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The temperature IN this city yesterday.
Al. recorded ~ she o,sciai therrnome;er, 10
.hnnn - ~ a-r.Nnh iAN,A.
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NV York. Nov. II
CO Nosr Mnnes CarAs EAsix.

The dinner OF the Rod and Gun cor ;r.eu-
tors o! THE sCN VT, be he.d nex: Monday
rish; In The New Grand Hotel, Broadway
ana Thir'y-n-st street.. AZ ; o'clock
The big dining room CT she SeS Grand
Hoi-i has been turned over 10 ths Rod and
Gun contributors % THE Sun on that
r!sht. The room has . certain capacity.
A. those contributors who desire eases OF
admission 10 he dinner must send for them
a; onc- 20 A. VI StotlAr;. THE SIN In
order 20 have q place. when the capacity
~ the room IL reached no more dinner cards
viii Re issued Dirn-r cards Tor cortrihu-
tors raa be had upon application IN person
OF ~ mat. The cost Is 81 IS.
The sun., 1916-08-25
XE Sqmndu BmMs but Break En With Bowns--McGawS Wonders Score a Run and Reds Bed +
MRS. STEVENSON'SFOUR
DEFEATS AIKEN TEAM
In Special Polo Match Point
Judiths Score Victory,
6 81 to 5.

NARRAGANsErr PIER, II. l.. Aug. at
In a special game at tho Point Judith
Club for a set of gold cups presented By
Mrs. A. q. Thomson this afternoon the
Point Judith team defeated Aiken by sN
10 8. The donor Ia the mother Of Rod
man Wanamaker. the %youn0ster now so
prominent I'm polo and who was the
widow of Thomas H.. Wanamaker before
her marriage to DIR. Thomson. The four
handsome cups were presented to the
winners by a fiaxen haired fvc-year-old,
Master Archibald Thomson.
The Point Judith team consisted of
Mrs. Philp Stevenson. Philip s. J.. Ran
dolph. william Baiding inc Max C.
fleischmann. while Mrs. Thomas Hitch
cock. T.. w. Hopping. Il. q. Mcvitty and
Alexander Brown played for Aiken. ].
v. Georse vas referee.
The visitors had a point by handicap
and gained another in the first period by
Mrs. S~tevenson's clever hi. from a pass
by F~leischmann. The order Of the other
goals was: Balding. 8 Mcvitty. 3: Hop
ping. 2: Randolph. /. aud one Kicked by
u pony. There also was a safety by
F1eischmann.
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SLIPPING GIANTS
AGAIN ARE BEATEN
New Workers Lose to Pirates,
but Break Streak of Score.
less Innings.
BIGBEE STARS IN DEBUT

T~rrrsBrno, Aug. cA--At last th,
Giants have scored n run. Georg,
Burns broke over the plate with tn,
precious tally In the third inning her,
tod y. the only run the Giants hav,
scored In their last four league games
il came after thirty-nine scoreless In,
nines. In their last game In Chicago
the Giants scored two runs In the irsI
inning. failed to score In the rex ter
and then were shut out in twenty-sevei
innings In st. Louis and two here to.
day.
or course. that little run looked
mighty insignificant alongside OF Pitts.
burg's ten. as the Pirates won the frs,
game OF the series by a score of 10 to l.
but In these days IL liz necessary to be
thankful for small favors. The record
for this trip nov is eleven defeats out OF
twelve games. And to think hi only a
Few months ago the Giants started a
run or seventeen straight right here In
I~fttsburg! The Giants hold ~ fourth
place has shrunk TO Il game and a half.
Chameleon Tesreau was "a bad pitcher
to-day. but It wouldn't have helped him
much II he had been good. He would
nave had to pitch shutout ball to get a
victory.
In many ways this was about the most
huHHIiihtinS ucleat Oh the Trip. Inc
Pirates Just rushed through the Giants
as o they were a scrub team and
piled up hits and runs by the busnel.
Pittsburs maced Tesreau and Schupp
for fourteen hits and scored almost at
will. Tesreau allowed S hits and s
earned rum before McGraw chased him
out In the third.
Bigbee. the Pirates new Ty Cobb from
the Tacoma team Of the Northwestern
League, reported to-day. and started TO
act like a Tyrus right ON the reel. Big
bee from the Uni, e-sity OF Oregon.
He started In with his three runs and
two hits In his first big league anne.
One 81 his hits was "A triple.
Elmer Jacobs. a slender second
stringer, pitched for P!ttsburg. and the
Giants pumped out nine hits. but they
got only n run. This wonderful
marker was NEEDED In the third inning.
With two out Fischer spilled Burns's
high fly in fair ground. and George
g,t a lie on first. Burns stole second.
and scored on Robertson's single through
short. That's how the only New York
run in forty-s.x innings came into this
world.
The Pirates jumped on Tesreau early.
scoring two ,uns in the frs, inning on
Carey's single. ~lIigb'e's triple and
Hinchmar's single. The Buccos scored
-four more in the third. Warner opened
with a homer to the centre field ~fagpole.
After Carey. Higbee and Johnston tore
of singles "Jeff" got the rouse. Schupp
came on. and Singles by Baird and
McCaHy helped 10 swell the Pirate run
total. All Of these singles were in
field squirmers. that bounced on
fielders' shins or ch!ns. 1t was a terri
BILE inning!
The Buccaneers scored three more
runs on Schupp In TIE fourth on "A
single by jacobs. Care.'s walk. lI.g-
bees force Of Scoops. Hinchman's sim
gle and Burnss tumble. and "A wild
pitch. 1t was no, a defeat. but a
The score:
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OKEE iii. Is WINNER
AMONG 80 FOOTERS
Takes Feature in Series Rae.
ing of Atlantic Yacht Club
Regatta.
STARS IN CLOSE TILT

Series racing I'm conne,ii,, ,.h -.
annual race week Of the .\,l,ut, -
Club came to an end with !, ,,a.'
that was decided I'm a ,iph, Lro.,, wv"
he northwest. that bnckcl ,,,. IA
west as the afternoon adv,ured ~
the final day of series racing ,no.a nf
unusual interest among Tho sLi,."'.
the various craft. When .be ,,.. "a
crossed the finish line and ,ro nsT,a,
were figured. II was found ma, ',N
don Hammersley's Okec III v..
winner among the thirty fuotors NJ ~
New York Yacht Club Ev vl,,U,,. '7
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? lGL, 2iss.
IAN IN BIKE RACE.

NEWARK, y. y, Aug G-Soon as ,h-
starter had sent tE' fifteen Teams away to-
night In the IN 1direl slN day bicycle race.
u Jam was started That iastel for I've
miles. In the nam seven '"dlns cach lost
one hay. TIL" cams that fol hch!ui were
Nn,steai' Eaton, Walker Lawrence. Bow
ker Bro'hers. Cameron kniser, ohrt
brothers. krrhs. Anderson and kopsgy md
Smith. The latter team being p"nal,yrI
ON aroodnt Of Il fau'' 2;cnup The MS
five miles were roNer"l .N 80" -. In
tho first hour III" leaders had covered
ia miles, The finish to night, tioulct
and GrenIa, FIRST, Magin nuI Nh. ,,couI.
Clark und Kramer, ,hirl Hal'ry ahl Mad
den, fourth: CORY ana picrcc,. iit,,. Total
mileage. 1917. Niilcs.
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nAsEBALL TO.DAY.s.s0 Pm. NY .m.,,.
vs. st. Louis Polo Grounds. Adm. Zoe.
LINCOLN STARS HOME.
Will Meet Larry McL~an's All Star.
This sunday.

The Lincoln stars. back from n ,-iun,,.
nv tour through the Middle West, wher.
my won twenty out Of twenty,eigh,
Ihey were away for Ave weeks Isvsrv
layer among the Stars Is in excellent con,
r.,ton. me team PLAYED Ia IndisnanoIis
!,hrough with Aging colors. Strong onnnsi'
Won IN eaeh city forced the locals to- MAY
.op speed, The majority OF their Vie,
gins. '"' VI Two run mar
Ihls sunday the team Will start ,ts liar.
~ i.inp",gn against tho BrOas Eagle.
nnn l.alFy Mclean All ST trs i'm 4, ,In-ria
n"s"tr \ delegation Of 900 Eagles Vii,
~, : ne games, Oaklry Wood, viii on.
Eagles. w." INV" against the
The sun., 1916-08-25
N. Y. VS.. JERSEY FIREMEN.

The FIRST game IN a series for the iutcr-
state championship OF are departments
VIII be played At West Side Park this sun
day vita the jersey Guy fire lailics.
{ hamplons Of the .kcet"r STATE. tackiins
the New York nreincn The jersey smoke
won the I'll" a Jew weeks ago by
hur,er OF the Skeeters, viii oppose Lynch,
former Nrw England I."nguer. on tho
mound, In the second game the Jersey
team viii meet tho Llncastcrs. Clin-
who he'd the Chinese TO three HIS
In fifteen innings last sunday, will pitch
for the Jerseyites and sopcr will catch.
The sun., 1916-08-25
DEAL HANGING FIRE.
Braves Offer five rin>crs for
UcInic Zimmerman.

CHICAGO. Aug ?i.-'rhc rrop,-,d i,a'
involving TIE trade Of Hose 4 r#.'.
man. Chicago Nationals th.ri ll.' ...
to the Boston National riI1 49, -'"
hanging NIc Tonight. i'rca.d,u' N.'a.'
man OF the cubs said,
Weeghmau pldrg"l 10 c'; Ger 'Hr''
with Manager Stailings 81 IT,, i''. 'H
club. The players whom B'-'. v.'
to give for Zimmerman are + .F. H. '-
mar Smith, tti,ity Player I f''.,'' "'
Pitcher Barnes aud outNr,ir' IS, Ok
and Edgar Collins,
The Chicago Nationals 'u-i.' p
chased Outtie,dcr Earl SW't" f " tie
Omaha. Nch., Wcstcru l.ol&u"
The sun., 1916-08-25
CARDS STREAK OF
VICTORIES IS BROKEN
Phillies Drive Meadows From
Box and Win by Z to
Count.

ST. Lows. Aug. "a (NationaID. Phil
adelphia drove Meadows from tie box
IN the sixth and checked ~. Louis to-
day. I TO .. Prior TO to-day's defea:
81. Louis won five games In a row.
In this inning. a pass to Stock. sue
cess!ve singles by cravath. Wh.;ted and
Luderus retted the visitors IA run and
left the bases full. Meadows then hit
Bancroft. forcing In Cravath. Meadows
was here replaced By Steele. and Burns
sent a sacrifice ny to Lcny. scoring
Wh!tted. Tic score:
The sun., 1916-08-25
TIGERS GET ONLY
3 HITS OFF RUTH
In Duel With Covclcskic Bos-
ton Hurler Scores
to 0 Victory.

BosToS. Aug. - CAmc-ican).-Eu,h
held Detroit to three singles to-day. Rcs-
ton winning > To o. t'oVo!esk.c allowed
III" i;ed SoN only nj. Up To- the sl\'l
inning. when "A double and two Singles.
Coupled with AN crror by cobb. nc;.,i
Boston two runs.
Roland replaced Coveloskic IN Tie soy
cntl and hts two wild PITCHES allowed
Walker 10 tally after he had doubled to
the let iie,d score board. The score
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ROTH'S ALL AROUND
WORK FEATURES
Subbing for Speaker After
iris Is Spiked, Bob Hits
Two HOmers.
INDIANS DIVIDE HONORS

riiiLADEiPiiiA. Aug. si-(American).
-Roth's work in the second game fea-
tured the double header In which Cleve-
lane broke even with Philadelphia to-
day. The home team won the first
game. 6 to s. and Cleveland landed the
second. 4 to 2. Hard hitting gave the
home team its victory.
In the first game Speaker was spiked
on the left hand sliding into third base.
HIS place was taken by Roth, who. In
the second contest made three hits which
included two home rum Inc a single.
lie scored three runs. drove in another
tally. and stole home. The scores:
The sun., 1916-08-25
ROYAL GIANTS IN HARLEM.

The Royal Giants. fresh from y yicto.
r'ous trim through eastern pennsylvanla
Will be seen In action at Olympic Field,
i3sth street and Fifth avenue. this sun
DAY In doubl" header with the Lincoln
record this season. Excclirnt pitching md
heavy hitting are the two big facturs In
the teams success, The Lincoln Giants
also are doing splendid work. their vic-
tories to date Communicating those OF the
hrtt three months ~ last season. VIII.
isms and Redding Will pitch for the Lin.
coins.
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CLEARS SACKS WITH HOMER.
smiths Drive brings Victory Ia
Senators, n to =.

WAsHINGroN. Aug. At Amar!can,.
With the score 3 to 3 in the Ar;h In
ming and the bases full Smith hit a
home run for Washington over the right
field wall in to-day's game and the
locals won, s TO 3.
Eddie Collins stole home IN the first
inning while Mcbride held the ball.
The score.
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CUBANS AT RIDGEWoop.

The Long Branch Cubans and the Cuban
stars will meet In A double header nj
Wallace's Iidgewood Grounds, HaIscy
street and Wyckof avenue, Brooi.iyn, this
sunday II WIN he the first time this sea
son that these teams oppose each other.
Most OF the players OF both teams have
clashed during the winter months In Ha-
vana, Sundays games are sure to be
keenly contested from the start. Nunoz'
who has a record Of nineteen victories out
Of twenty-five games. will face Suarrn in
the nnsi contest. The FIRST same viii start
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CHICAGO "a,
TOtlIs.. 3"3S.Tl3
Stated for Terry IN the ninth inning.
thattcd for nanforth In the ninth Inning.
Titan for I.app In the ninth innlny.

Chicago. .,,,.."..... o I o O.:
Washington, .,...".", s 0 Is
NV" base hlt-E. Collins. Three base hit
Jackson. Home rGn-Smith. stolen bases. 4,
Collins, Foster. Shanks. Sacrifice hits Milan.
Weaver. McRridc Sacrifice ny-Jack son
Douhl" play Mcbride and Judge, i~f Oh
ha~ses-Chicago, 6. Washington. I First has,
On errors thirag". !; Washington. z BASES
On halls-on Gallia, . OF Fatcr, .: IN ban
forth. :. Hts and earned runs--OR Fabcr, q
innings, on Danforth, 2 and 0 In . inninrs'
lit by piicher-By Faber. ] Fostcr). Strurk
Wild p~itcl-Gsiiis. umplres- Messrs. Nsilin
aud Dineen. Time Of sslne--i hour and 70 min.
utes.
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K0NETCHY's HITS COUNT.
Help Braves to Beat Chicago by
to I Score.

CHICAGO. Aug. - tNa,ional).-
Konetchy's hitting helped Hughes beat
the Cubs to-day. ) TO /. Chicago batters
kept the Braves outtelders busy.
Hendrix turned his ankle in making a
play at first. and in the sixth gave a
TO Carter. who held Boston scoyeless.
The scoc.
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YOLGA WINNER IN
TROTTING FEATURE
Best TwO-Year-Old of 1915
Takes Champion Stallion
Stake.

CLEVELAND, Aug. ci.--rhe Champion
stallion stake race. the feature event OF
o-day's Grand Circuit card at North
Randall. was won by Nolga, the fast
little mare Of the Pastime Stable. with
out having to extend herself.
Nolga. the champion 1915 o-yea
Old. won easily over Expressive Lou and
Bingen silk. the only contenders who
gave her competition. Charley Nalen-
tine, one OF the successful drivers In the
twice arounds." gained distinction to-
day by winning two races. With Donna
Iona he cleaned up in the . :o6 trot. the
mare going 2:OJ3. In the first heat. the
fastest mile recorded by any four-year-
old this season.
Valentine also piloted Early Don to
victory In the Cuyahoga Stake, and
while Early was a little late In getting
started. losing the first heat. the Don
n the second and third and the race.
In his attempt to break the worlds
Directum l.. driven by II. *. Devereux.
fell short of Williams mark Of ! :53i.,
negotiating the mile In 2:02L.
The days racing was marred Ivy an
accident. Curt ,;osnell. driving Hazel
Armstrong in "a trial heat. being thrown
from his buggy and seriously injured.
The summaries:
THE CHAMPION STALLION STAKE-THREE.
lENlinih rIuT-EAIIIE cAu
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Bill George was one Of the carly
Giants. who played on the old Polo
Grounds on 1l0th street and pitched on
old Mutr!e's team for two years. In
1857 he was signed 10 help Tim Kccfc
and Mickey Wclch with the Giant pitch
ing, this pair having done IT all in 1883
ard 1856. George also pitched a few
games for New York on the nrst Giant
champion team of 1855. but after that
WAS released.
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FAMOUS BALL PLAYER DEAD.
NH George, One Time Giant, Dies
After Operation.

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. "+,--Wiliam
George. who at one time pitched for the
New York National League team. Is
dead here as a result NJ an operation.
He also played in the southern Associa-
ton and Western League.