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New-York tribune., 1917-10-06
Laurel Entries

F.rSt race uhe Belle Mesi pure. for two-yeu-
old allies. I've and a hair 'urlpns julie. ll3.
Mss Bryu ll3. mazda lQ9. Queen Blonde lOl
Qui-ufe. ll3. Sincerity, l0s. BcauDerr. I0i
Payment. l0i
second race claiming Tor three-yea -olds and
up1 Ard one mile and d sixteenth sly Pilot IL
BUY oliver i06 e. u Miller. III 'BRr %
PhnniI st sam sick ios Eddie T llt Dar-
worth los. Broom Corn. a.
Third race rhe Liberty Loan Handicap. FOR al
AGES six tur.ougs TOP o. a. Moaning 10.
We-ty Hogan. l2s iilank O'DD. IL Crmp-r
40. Tea Caddy 10 starting il2. Mac Miller.
lo5. Diversion. l02 rB-ius shurs,. i-3. QI.rz. l2t
.walnut Hal ll2. Tom McTG.ssrt. l20. iEirls
can. lls ~. Cudlee. l0i. Water Lady. l0i
HAPPY GO Lucky. ZOE
year ods and upgirI one mile and sirteeuthl--
Barrv~ l22. Tom M-Tassau. ia Hendre ~.
I'd Roche. 100 sun Bonnet 100 Fliiergoid. ll2
Uucls BON. 100 RIles. %
Fifth race the Mount Vernon Purse for three
year -olds and upward. ore mtel-Cumper III
Candle l0s FeumOLs~. Jos Golden Rod " Put,
and Calls los SeVi.isu. lgS Ask Ma. i0j
SiIih race ceiling FOR thrrr yeAr-0id, ard up
ward. 0ie mite and s-yea'y yards Night Stick
rs. Ad..!t lo5 'Eaxie l0e IIbyan sands III:
lottcry ~ 't7--Ifss o..
Seventh race claiming f1r three -year-ods ard
gDsari. pue mile aaf a slIfesf.'hi Alma n 10.
~ Bond i0s. The BusJ hcly. Jos Charics Frsu-
C- loo. 'Iliker. lo3 Lucsy a. los Bdckl,y 10:
'frH-.I. loo ~ .ar -
'Apprrniicc allowance claimed
rkosers ent0
.N4cpunl-r eifry.
AlAclulss PENALTY
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06
Small Crowd
Sees a Poor
Racing Card

The attendance at Aaueduct ye>ter-
day was away below par, and the rae.
ing was of the cheapest kind. The
fields were small and, outside Of the
fourth race, the Warwick Handicap,
which only had two starters and prac-
ticaliy resulted in wa.k0ver for
George Smith. the programme con-
tained 10 class.
George Smith was made an odds-on
choice ior this race, having only
Paddy Wnack 20 beat. George Smith
broke in front and gained good lead.
Buxton took him Jp several times, bur
the biz horse was so IGll Of run that
he could no, hold him. and all through
the stretch he was lighting for his
head. and won eased Gp by one and
one-half lengths.
The finish in the fifth race was the
closest of the meeting, when PlcAw ch'
Ina Franz and Sharpshooter CAME 20
the finish noses apart. The result "a'
in doubt until the judg pGt up lne
numbers.
The field ran well punched 10 'ae
final furlong. when Pickwick Ina
Frank ard Sharpshooter drew away.
King Simon had only 20 gallop all
the way 20 win the stceplechase over
the two-mlie course. The favorite.
Reddest. was a poor third.
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06
Laurel Results

Frs, ace jcalmlug. for Two year Oils. hre al
a i.If firlouss I-Pcgalini li6 fWauingical s. 20.
s, 20 and s. -. n1t. Golden G.ow. llo 'Praal
5; 10 and (" %. s-coad. starr Banner. -, Ilo Il
C1r..cs,ior Slr~r Maid III 'or Tat Producer
Sir oracle and Hesder also rsn.
s,,.ond race the Prospect Purse for tSoFear-
old. ,ir flro1g, g,i-Red soS ll3 lItrnrn SO 49,
s. 10 and s. 80. second: 'ompaire. = sc.ui
tirserl s. ~. thlri Time. ll3 - Hand Gren-
als Ma of the Hour eHi Golden Soldier a.sy ran
Third race selling f0r three YEAR ODDS ald up
uari. ~ fur.0ugsl King Worth. lle stirring
S. 80 $3.50 nd 40 n-', Lsnsir, !l9
Rowan q 70. h.rd. Tine. - Ne l1n kn'
Bas.ot. Tie Dean Tue as steel s"ift Fox. Pass
ins Fancy ard Ku.tIre also ran.
FOURTH race .the Hsig Handicap. f'r 'hree year
Oh. and upeard ore mile -'olrship. lo4 w.
collins SIS So 50 20 snd 81 90. Cot. Prsris
.7q..T Sufrash II ~ Cuiiher Shooting star
Uubhuu and PuluN also ran.
FiNh race selling 'or tiree ear dds one mi.~l
-Douga,. : lls Uofrusi s. %. s. 10 ald 5 -
ar.t. Amalsamstor. ll2 Haynes $50 art 81 10.
Tine. l,02-5 y X Beal. Tranay. Sea Gull Ali
Hes.e .lso
suth race selling: for al.es and mares ;hrec
years Oh and up. one mile all twenty yarls -
Got Baby ISuch. l0s thopI-lmanl. sls % api
s. 80. second. lay Lou los lNerg'erl s. 20.
third Tine. q -. fr-A. Souvenir. Mariana
iri Feurca also ran
Sc,enth. race claiming. for 'h-cc -olis and
uDva-I oar mile and a s.r'e-utaI- ~. ~
iRsil' 81 90 81 50 and 81 90 arsi Marin,
Choice. III tke,serI. s. 20 A. 8 80. second : k
Bri ll3 fO'BrelI g. DO. third Tine A. 4-5
Mr Msck Wplsl. juvenile. Napoleon. Nero Juhi-
zee. Joe Finn. Budseiser and stelIina a.so ran.
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06
Right Hook to Jaw Paves
Way for Defeat OF
Southern Boxer
By Fred Hawthorne

Benny Leonard, lightweight cham
pion of the world, did it again last
night, the victim being Vic Moran, Of
New Orleans; the place. the Harlem
Sporting Club, and the time OF the
knockout Just az the bell rang at the
end of the second round.
Moran was fat on mis- back along the
ropes. trying gamely to pull himself up,
when the bell rang, but he was too
weak and could not come to the mark
for the third.
II was a vicious right rook TO the
law that started Moran on the road
that all Benny's opponents have traY-
elled of late. That punch left Vic a
helpless victim in the champion 5
hands. Although the New Orleans boy
showed wonderful ability to take
beating, he was doomed. .,
Leonard went after his man. coolly
waiting TO send home the finish blow.
During a wild furry along the ropes,
with Moran swinging desperately,
Benny crashed over an overland rlght
"a the chin and Moran lunged forward
and fell fat on his face.
while Kid Mcfarland counted Vic
rolled over on his back ard tried 20
get up. His seconds worked hard over
him. but Moran was still drunk from
the right 20 the jaw, and was IN that
same condition when he staggered
through the ropes.
Leonards weight was announced as
1891. and Moran's 1861.
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06
Business Troubles
DanLruptcy Petitions

bsnhupttD feUuohs
WAN TAI COMPANY VA C.e paru'',
g., thc Nj nj COMPANY. Wholesale and Ic'al
dealer IN chinese aud japanese g""l'. A. ~ tt. t
A.. has alcd petition in psnerE} ,,r.,n rssile
iu canton aud Hong k0ng. emma 'N''N ~
Iapan. New Nork and other Anci '''''. ,,,,
liabilities are SIS ggS and assets Nl-.V''. v'''i''H
- st,rk $40 600 furiiturr and nhtufrs. I'o' a.
counts 81 $40. cash ou hand, Nl'" ~" ~, ia,,r,
hank 81, Judge Hand 'pep,n cc a., nm .nrI,.a'
Rem baush receiver. IN bond oi po'' ON .iI' =,
ticu of Frrlcrc H McNish. atofuN l'i -
Cl-c and She authorized to crn'"", ,u' ~ 49,.
uees until the clccuop q 4 u'Is''c ,, ,g
crciltors are Lcc Nucus Luus @, i.rs cie oos
81 2l6. secured by chaici moUsste l" go ~,
Tom hep 81 $50. lee n lling N.lt,. Nu w
$40 SI o,S The business was ccnductcd w ~
Nat Chez the books were kcW in t'h'N' Wv. wv ,
ploycs chinese and wa, caii,n I,o q" men An uc
Arn beside lfc Nat thcc. many "i W."N 80. ~ ~
china and IL will be- Necessary 8" ohiAh an ""''
NM, tbc attorney. said That II was a
,cr, ur-,lliar case. ofI avount - most OF ic pHl
ncrs hcins residents of CHINA ahi i''t.'n W. V I,
fofmcl a partnership. each contributing h'a money
TO orFGiHAI Sn9 sS,,I" nYyISrt.Fr AND CHEMICAL cor
poR4TION 4 petition Boo baukruPtcy has been hlcl
ss.iDst tie Federal pyrsmr and Chemical -oi
porsao9 Of Rector ,I1 IA, IN ,9r NIT liter % clo. Johns
Mauyilc COMPANY s. t6i for aspcsl,e t. -,
ana usrdiugc Chemical NILS ,"nPAp, ~" 'T
in~o.ycnt and that t made preferential Transfers :"
rroucrty and ON Octoocr coisrh'ei Il" - ~
po ntmeut Of r~Ni'cN in tno Su. " y" ,,cr, ip
FOUNDRY COMPANY whereby receivers "'' P
WILLIAM CAluII. residing a, ESQ Wo.t ii2d isi
a, xbn kent a SALON a. sol West 5ld a.. h',
ol,,I a peutloa iu bankruptcy, with hAnilu" o.
SO Sif and no assets Among the 'tcI.'r,n ai'
lie Wet Side Ranin, SiSlS: Si: MFf,,99p'i'"' h'iN
WEINRIEB'S = WAIST NuoP luJo, J"
lsrknirt'y ha, been fici against Hymsn and huIa
shop. AZ loa lcnoE as, w these sr"',lp[S si Isc.
Rathlcdcr. 500. Abraham 'i~.sn'lk ,tG, IL
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06
jackson s Chance

In the JacSsons name in the batting ord
belongs Cobb.
Jackson Of play carries an average above a
Wagner ao Speaker Collins the others who " sd at m TOP
all Jacksons
has been suppaeu d.
and the Realm OF swat
regain most OF
old acclaim # he effect he will be ones
moro old place back of Cobb II his oat
will the popuace long 70 re-
call surpassed only by that OF oooo
also remember with equal
speed
below the normal his best chance to work MS
backam he will be
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
New York-JAMES c. MCGUIRE & co.
INCORPORATED Plaintiff against COM
PANHIA DOS CAMINHOS DE FERRO
PORTUGAIS. Defendant
To the Above Named Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 10 an
swer the Complaint in this action. and %
serve = copy Of your answer on the plain
TN attorney. within twenty (Z0l days
after the service OF this Summons, "a
elusive of the day OF service. and IN case
OF your failure 10 appear or answer Judg-
meut viii be taken against you. by de-
fault. for the relief demanded ia the com
plsint.
Dated. New York. July 20, 1917
CYRIL + DOS PASSOS.
Attorney FOR Plaintiff, once and Post
Office Address, No. 1876 Broadway, Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. New York city,
To CoMPANHIA DOS CAMINHos DE
FERRO PORTUGAIs. Lisbon. Portu-
The foregoing Summons is served upon
YOU. by publication, pursuant 10 an order
of Hon. George V. Mullan. one OF The JUS
tees OF the Supreme Court Of the state Of
New York dated tho eth day Of September.
1917. and filed with the Complaint Ia the
once Of the Clerk Of the County OF New
York - the County Court House in the
Borough OF Manhattan. CITY Of New YORK.
Dated. September 1th. 1917.
CYRIL + DOS PASSOS
Attorney for Plaintiff. once and Post
once Address 40. 1875 broadway. Bor-
ough Ot Manhattan. New York city.
y. Y
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06
Army Eleven to Open
With Carnegie To-day

WEST POINT. \. Y. Oct. 8. - The
Army football team opens its season
here tomorrow with the Carnegie
Tech. eleven. The cadets took the
lightest kind of drill tonight. Only
a sharp signal practice followed the
preliminary passing and booting Of the
ball.
The soldiers will take the field
to-day as follows:
Shrader and March. ends; knight
and Vandergraf, tackles; Adams and
Watson, guards; Stokes. centre; Muir
rill. quarterback; Oliphant. left half
back; Wicks, right halfback, and Nc
Quarrie, fullback.
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06
Benny Leonard Knocks Out
Moran in Second Round
Fight Log

TONIGHT
Broadway s. C.-Soldier Bartfeld
and Frank Carbone.
FairmOnt A. C.-Augie Rather and
Walter Laurett.
ClermOnt A. C.-Wild Burt Kenny
and Zulu hid.
Yorkville S. c. Especial Show)-Jack
London and Joe Bonds.
greensboro \. C.-Jimmy Flynn and
Shamus O'Brien.
MONDAY
Military 4. C.-Abe Friedman and
Charley Goodman.
TUESDAY
Manhattan A. C.-Johnny Dundee
and Irish Patsy line.
Broadway 5. {. Billy Miske and
Battling Levinsky.
Pioneer 5. C.-Joe yelling and
Jimmy Duffy.
WEDNESDAY
Clermont :. C.-Dave Dunno Bene-
fit; all-star programme.
FRIDAY
Harlem :. C.-Jim Coffey and n. o.
Bill Brennan.
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06

SUPREME COURT-NEw YORK COUNTY
THOMAS j. YORE. Plaintiff. against
CHARLES II MARSHALL. Defendant
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT.
You are hereby summoned 90 answer the
complaint In this action and 20 serve a
COPY Of your answer ON the plaintiffs at
torney within 30 DAYS after The service Of
this summons. exclusive OF the day Of ser
vice and in case Of your failure 20 ap-
pear, or answer. judgment Will be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
msnded In the complaint.
Dated New York July rs. 1917
LESTER NJ FRIEDMAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff. once q Z. O Ad-
dress. 233 Broadway. Borough Of Man
haitian. city OF New York
TO CHARLES II. MARSHALL. DEFEND
ANT
The foregoing summons IS served upon
YOU by publication. pursuant 90 an order
Of Hon Samuel II Ordway. Justice II
the Supreme Court ~ the state OF New
York dSted the 2Sth DAY OF July. 1917 and
hIed with the complaint IN the once of the
clerk Of New York County. - the County
Court House. in the Borough Of Manhattan,
city and State Of New York
LESTER NJ. FRIEDMAN.
Attorney for Plaintiff once 4 + O. Ad-
dress. 233 Broadway, Borough Of Man
haitian. City Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06
Inquiry Hampered,
Declares Swami
He Asserts Officials With
hold Records Pertaining
to Land Deals

District Attorney Swami declared
yesterday that he is hsmpered in his
investigation Of the city's land deals
in Brooklyn by Commissioner Of Ac-
counts Wsllstein and Secretary Of State
Hugo. both of whom. he said have
declined 10 honor his request for GER
tain records.
Mr.. Swami says he wrote 70 Mr..
wallstein last Wednesday asking him
20 supply for the grand iury's use the
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06
Collins Also


This Eddie Collins Collins Is Still regarded a.
But his fame has sumped
drfted the Ola Macn ror
he beeno no to the present year
folks all wondering Just
Collins Of the Mackian Order L
spectacular effort he Will have no trouble IN
cang doesn't there will be more than enough " De
lieve that more, collecting
will lot Of difference to no" Jackson am
who digest the dope
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06
Pennsylvania Stake
'%P0RT.Az & G't;!,:"' st..
y 1,lGHiTT { N'sS
The World Series

"Ths World Series oDcns," hear them say.
Not by a thousand leagues or 30,
Fo, the World Series opened August day.
JVeH ouer three red gears ago,
When ,he 1nIeashed HIM leaped the bdrrtcade,
Under u standard Of blood unfurled
When a Fom Thng scingng reeking blade
Struck at the heart Of startled Wortd
The side liae?-yes-dnd It's 'ceU north whue;
B,,t the Main Show traits on the Western Front,
Where all of the millions, mile By male,
Are pi,ggng rith the hit and bunt,
Oh, a sacrifice for needed r7tn
Oper a field that is red and wet,
Where the bat and ball is a twelye-inch gun
And the dyire is led 1cith the b1yOnet
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06
PAGERS Battle
VainIy to Win
The Blue Grass
Four Heat Victors and Race
Must Be Finished
To-day

LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct. lima Jay.
owned and driven by Harvey ID. Ear
nest, won the twenty eighth renewal OF
the Transylvania at the Grand Circuit
meeting here to-day after seven hard
heats were trotted Thursday. Ross b.,
Early Dreams, Royal Mac and lima Jay
having each won a heat the first day.
Ina Jay came back to-day, winning
the fifth and seventh heats and the
race. Royal Mac won the sixth heat.
The Blue Grass Stake, for 2;O9
PAGERS: the 2:12 pace and the 2:2l trot
were unfinished at sundown, and will
have to be finished tomorrow. There
we're four heat winners in the Blue
Grass. Baxter Lou taking the first two.
The Pointer Queen the third, Little
Battice the fourth. while it was not until
the fifth heat that the original favor
ite. Ben Ali, got heat, Baxter Lou
being distanced in this heat.
The 2:l2 pace went four heats, with
three heat winners. Fuzzy Chatham,
pacing fast in the stretch, won the
irst heat. but in subsequent heats was
not prominent. Rascal won the next
two and Jay Mack the fourth.
The summary:
LEXINGTON-FOR TWO YEAR
oI.DS-TwO ~ THREE-PCRsE 1900
Peter June ch e. ly Peter tho Great tGees).
Ms Dcxey waits. III CMcDonaldl ........ 3 3
Cold Stream biz Q. Ioogl ......,; ;..--......' :
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER or
Honorable John =. Cohslau. a Surrogate
Of the County ~ New York. NOTICE 10
hereby given % al persons having claims
against MARIA LOUISE BEEBE. late Of
the County OF New York. deceased 20 pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof 10
the subscribers. al their place Of transact
ing busi ness. Room soi. SO i-N broadway.
in the City Of Sew York on or before the
18th day - January 1915
Dated. NcU York The sth day Il July
1911
ALFRED LOCKWOOD BROWN.
KODERICk BEEBE.
EIecutorA
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06
Golf Match at Woodmere

Woodmere will be the scene Of a
four-bail golf match tomorrow between
James Barnes and Jack Mackie and Gil
Nichols and Alex Pirie. This match
will be played in both the morning and
afternoon
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06
Columbus Storage Warehouse, Inc,


New York october tth, 1917.
To Mrs Sarah Griudell. Geo. H. Tucker
Mrs Addie Brown. VIM. Barrett Mary
Harmon. Mrs Minnie Jackson, Frank
Tlgon. s. V 81 Turner. Mr Thomas Bel
Doughty. Mamie Johnson, NsnuA Bell,
EDNA Garrett. u. Steward. Robert 'hnion.
Benny Mcclellan. n B. Ross, ~ Gatewood'
NVifkeysou Samuel De kMb. Mary Jackson.
Jessia Jones. ~ B. Tsyior. Mrs O.. Jack
pon and Mrs Harry Langing; You and each
81 YOU are hereby notified chat the time
for tho payment ~ our lien upon the pror-
,rfy hereinafter described having eNpired,
after due notice thereof had been given
Won. We viii cause sue. property 90 VII,
Household goods personal effects. mcfchan-
disc carpets. etc, stored by YOU or IN your
name. I'm The Columbus Storage Ware
house 10 be sold a public auction. accord
inr 10 the statute in such case made ana
r,nvtded At 62-s4 West t3fth ST. New
w city on TUESDAY. October t3d 1917
a, 10 30 a. NJ. and u me sale thereof is
-, cownleted on said date che same VII
e. .o,t. .ruea az the same place un rarh
81 eyerv Tuesdsy thereafter. beginning al
.2g A 81 ou each oay ana continuing
,.,,u sll thc goods are sold. .....
CCn,IIrNBCs STORAGE WAREHOUSE, Inc.
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06
MEETINGS
NOTICF .,

The Annual Meeting of the society Of
- IuAes Hospital vii be held A. s. LlseS Hcs
pral Cathedral Heights Borough ~ Maahstsi.
IN, % New York 0u - Lakes psy October
ism 1917 Al i've o'clock T.
CEVHGE BLAGDEN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06
Aqueduct Results

FIRST RACE Claiming tso-year-oli': purse
Horse veish, and Jockey Odds Finn,
wcd violet; ioi JPc,,l ..........5l 5-s 2,
ms w,Ir LIZ 2 Midnight q E,M, s Ana Ae4 ,isaes o. s,o
owner. Qlincy stable Trainer. Z. Phelsn.
SECOND RACE steep!e-hase. selling: four year
Cd. and gp.aNi purse 5000 about o tTo miles s.
King Simon, 40 Haynesl ....... 30 l-2 j.
Lady Edvirs. I5g lBakefl ......... - = -
Tine. 4I52-s No News ran out, Old salt and
Dolly Madsol also ran. Winner ch. g.. >; BY
Sea kinE -Ethelinds- Owner. A. J. Davis Trainer.
THIRD RACE-selins: three ye.r Old, AMI upward
purse s7il 20. ore mile AID hge sI'eeltis
Horse. weight and ic'sey ODDS Fna
Pierre .-feu. lo7 CMcTasEar) 81 - ,,.. 80
Time. ,?l32-5 Mountain Rose II and - w. wld
MaIiTa-LeuaI, owner. II. l. Ghles. Trainer
s yeitch
FOURTH RACE-wARwICK HANDICAP: for all
sg,. Ss7l 10 aided one milo and sixteenth,
Horse. weigh. ald Jockey. .Odds - m
Psdiy Whsck il4 Coter-i ........ll-5,
c.. T. by on, 0, Reach-Co,, ,u-lo Owner. /. G.
soule. Trainer. A. j. Goiisborough
FIFTH RACE Handicap: for all ases: ''7l.,o add
s:.-i;, &. S3.sl. II II, 'S2t..., + s +
sharVho0er il5 lBorell ........ 81 il %
Tine. ll2 Is auese1 q tho Water ulumstum
Hernsnn--Zoola owner j. Z. Widsner. Trainer.
Thomas Welsh
SIXTH RACF-Msidea two -yesr-olds purse
t5Tl 80: five fgro0s.
Hone. weight and irrkcy COdds 5 Fin
TIE Porter. is lBurtpll ......... 81 5-' Ia
lemons Bon llj (keoshl .........le-5 90 q
Per zourllre. li2 tCanp,e.l) .... - IS -
Tine oj9l-5 Babru. NOawr. Eye Glass.
B,thilda ard Ca1ss. sso ran. Winner. b. O..
sweep-Bsilo. Gir. Osner. ). Roes. Trainer.
" n Broos
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06
Rallies in Time

On the verge of defeat. however, the
indoor champion began a brilliant se--
sion of net play, and u was her aoil..f
70 cut off the swift drives as 'aeF
cleared the barrier and send them oack
into the corners that saved tne cay.
The play became faster. and all four
girls were "stroking' the rail- so see
verely that the spectators were moved
10 frequent expressions OF applause,
Many Of the games were fought out %
deuce, with long rallies before lne
points were won or lost.
Miss Pollak's fJrehand' drive was
fully the equal Of Miss Wagner IN
speed and She got splendid depth m
these shots. with the result that the op-
nosing pair found il dangerous 20
make for the net indiscrim nate.y'
Miss Bernhard was not only eHect.ys
on her ground strokes. but sne occa-
sionally yentured 20 the net and SOL.
leyed cleverly. Her play all around
was we'll ba,nced, and she and A's'
Pollak proved that with biz more eN-
perience in the doubles game they VII
be hard team TO beat.
4 Steadyng Influence
Miss Moore was always the stcady.ns
influence on her side Of the net lu
the latter part o. the first set and
throughout the second, when all four
players we're fighting keenly for the
points. the former national champion
made full use Of her cut strokes and
her placing was above reproach.
With Mis- Moore defending the back
court so successfully. Miss Wagner was
able 20 take her stand az the net and
smash and yoiley her way 20 triumph
Rarely has the indoor champion ape
peared 10 better advantage overhead.
In the semi-fnal match ia the morn
ing Miss Wagner and Miss Moore de-
feated Mrs. W. II. Pritchard and Mr..
W. G. Conklyn by score OF g, T..
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06
Miss Wagner
And Partner
Win on Court
National Indoor Champion
and Miss Moore Beat
Women Rivals
By Fred Hawthorne

Miss Marie Wagner, national indoor
and New York State champion. and
Miss Elizabeth II. Moore, former nae
tional Ftitle holder, won the women
open doubles tournament Of the New
York Lawn Tennis Club yesterday at-
ternoon In the final round they de-
feated Miss Helen Bernhard and Miss
Helene Pollak in a desperately fought
match by score Of IS, 6 4.
There was a period during the if :
set when il seemed that the younge-
pair would triumph over their noted
rivals. for Miss Bernhard and beg
partner led at > 3 on games and were
driving with such severity and excel
lence Of placement that Miss Wagner
and Miss Moore were frequently passed
as they started from back count for 'oe
net position.
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06
Barometer Readings
Miniature Almanac

sun rises ... ...... J6 sun sets .......... 81
Moon rises %. M. %" Moon sets -. m ..l2 %
H7h Water
NJ +. VI
Sandy Hook .......................li. II 20
Governors Island ..................Ii q
Hell Gate Observation-Disclosures. los
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06

Before this likely place several
the ouik OF MS
under a bushel the flame is there. for all of it,
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06
Facts You May Yearn to Know

Oldest PLAYER Ccote; thrtythree years
Youngest regular Holke; tythree
Fastest sprinter-Dave Robertson
HIGHEST batting average r all time-Jackson; 352
Best make lO3
base steaer on club-Colins;
fitted for 1917
That for first fairly whether he
has made good There better but this
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
lost BANKBOOKs.

lost Handbook 80. 64Ss3S of Dry Dock
savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon 90
present the same 90 the bank within thirty
tays or the said book Will he declared cane
.c,iled and a new one issued in lieu thereof
LOST -Baukhook so s0i.16t Of the Ger
man Savings Bank in the city OF New
York Payment stopped. Please return
book 90 bank
LOST -Pankhock 40 33l06. Yorhviue Bank.
Special Deposit Department. issued 20 NJ
bank.
LOST Handbook 5oI235. German Savings
Bank. Sew York City Payment stopped
Please return book 90 bank
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06
A Few Shows You Should See

THE Man Who Came Back'-By John j. McGraw
Oh Boy,"-By Clarence Rowland.
Back Ho,ne"-By Ty Cobb
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06

Highcs, temperature yesterday. - desres u" '.s0
p M: lowest. - lat 10 p. M. average "'.
,,cr,ge for sane date last year. GO. Neta~ lot
aue daie last thirty three years 90.
Humidity
Sa m.....sl 2. m.....66 ? M"
Barometer Readings
a m. 1855 ? m. .2ss2 J p m -''e'
Local omelh forecnst-Fair to-day ana o-
morrow. colder to morrow. fresh northwest to vest
winds
New-York tribune., 1917-10-06

SALESMAN Young man. 25. neat appearing er-
perielc-i. wishes position with good mercantile
house. Frank GrobholE. 2l2 St NicholU ave. city.
YOUNG MAN &C. e1empt desires anything no,
lsDorious; comprehensive. security Donmer 81
Gates ave Brook VI.