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BILLY KELLY RACES
ETERNAL OCTOBER "a
Match at Laurel Contingent
on "Flu" Letup.

BALTIMORE, Oct ia race between
Eternal and Billy Kelly. to be run at
Laurel on October "a. was arranged to-
day. ]. w. Moclelland, owner, and Kim
ball Patterson. trainer OF Eternal and
Commander ]. X. l. Ross and Guy Bed
well. owner and trainer respectively of
Billy Kelly, met and arranged the race.
Each owner will wager $4,000. The
Laurel management offers purse OF
$4,000 to the winner The successful
owner will retain his $4,000 and tho
$4,000 will be put into Liberty bonds
for the Red Cross.
The race Is contingent on the Laurel
meetings being resumed on October 20.
The track was closed last Saturday by
order OF the state Board of Health be-
cause Of the influenza.
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'DIRECTUM ]. TAKES
ALL THREE HEATS
Murphy Drives PAGER to Vic
tory in Grand Circuit Open
ing at Atlanta.
Special Despaich 10 TEE srN.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 1.-THE Grand
Circuit meeting was ushered in on the
Lakewood track this afternoon with a
:oe class trotting and a 2:04 class
pacing event. The trot was won after
four heats by Miss woodbine. owned by
L. w. Buford, Franklin, Tenn, and
piloted by Fitzgerald. The pace went
to Directum j.. Fred Cline's black horse,
with Tommy Murphy driving.
In the trot Jeanette Speed. Sclah
Baird. Red Bon and Hanks Stout started.
Selah Baird won the first heat in 2:10h,
Jeanette Speed the second in Q :0oA
and Miss Woodbine the third In AIM.
This necessitated a fourth heat in which
only the three heat winners started.
Miss Woodbine won in 2:09h. Selah
Baird won second money and Jeanette
Speed third. The purse was $1,000.
Directum ]. won each OF the three
meats of the pace in 2:o31a. 2:o6 and
3:04h, for n s25o0 purse. The third
heat was necessitated TO award second
and third money, taken by Orc Elmo,
owned by Murphy and driven by Geers.
and Halboy, owned and piloted by Dick
Mcmahon. The fastest half mile Of the
day was covered by Dire:tum J. in
;o11a The summaries:
The Coca Cola Cup: ?:oi class pacing
purse $4,000.
Directum j., blk h., by Chamber
ORC Elmo. s. h., by cops de Ora
HsiSoy. b. h. by Hai'i'B. NC.
Jay Mack. CHI. h.. by Liberty jay
ICON ....................
Tme-2:o3h. 2:os. 2:04b.
1903 trottlns: purse $1,000; three heat
plan.
Miss woodbine. b. M. by En-
pire Expedition tFitzseraldl 3 1 I
Selah Baird. CHI. m, by Hobo
(Murphy) Observation-Disclosures. 2 .
Jeanette Speed. blk. m, by
Peter the Great tCox) .......2 3
Hank Stout tstouO minimum. !
Time-2:1ok. ROOM. 2:llA, 2:0sL.
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Three Service Elevens
to Play at Annapolis
Special Despatch to TIE Sun.

A NNAPoLIs, Nd. Oct. 1.-THE
~ Navy football squad was
pleased with the announce
ment to-day that the eleven OF the
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
would play here on November 2S.
Great Lakes has asked that the mid
shipmen play In Chicago bn Thanks
giving Day. While the Navy would
be delighted to comply. the regula-
tions Of the Department stand In the
way, and nothing can be done with
out permission of Secretary Daniels.
The game here, however, does not
depend upon the return game.
The academy management also has
secured a game with the Newport
Naval Reserve. to be played here on
october 20. as well as the game next
Saturday against the naval pay OFF,
GERS school Of Princeton.
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PENN.DARTMoUTH on.
Hanoverians Send Word They
VIII Play on November o.
Specfal Despatch 70 Tim arx

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II. - Graduate
Manager Bushnell OF Pennsylvania this
afternoon received communication from
Dartmouth saying that the Green would
be ablo to play the football game sehed-
uled for Franklin Field on November 9,
Several weeks ago Dartmouth gave up
the idea Of playing football and the
game with Penn was considered can
celled. However. Dartmouth has re-
vived football The game with Dart
mouth completes PENIS November
schedule. with the exception OF the game
with Cornell. Nothing Definite has been
heard from Ithaca regarding a game
here either on November 20 or Thanks
giving Day Penn 10 willing to play on
either date.
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BIG BOXING BOUTS TONIGHT.
stars VIII Appear in Police Lib.
erty bond show In Armorx.

ertS hohu snow In ArmOry.
The big drill shed Of the Fourteenth
Regiment Armory. Eighth avenue ana
Fifteenth street. Brooklyn. will be the
rendezvous OF the boxing fans tonight.
Several OF tho best known scrappers In
the country will swap wallops thAre IN
the Seventy-eighth Precinct Police De.
partment carnival in aid OF the Liberty
Loan. A Liberty bond. either paid up
or bought with a small amount Of cash
down and the remainder in instalments.
will be the admission.
Among the bouts scheduled are Harry
Greb VS.. Chief Clay Turner. Jack Britton
va Soldier Bartfield, Jim Corey VS. Joe
Jeanette. BARLEY Madden VS.. Jack
London, Frankie Callahan VS., Joe
yelling and Young Zulu KID VI. X. o.
Eggers. Jim shortell and. Tommy
oConnell will referee. Joe Humphries
Is master of ceremonies and Or. George
H. Muth, timekeeper. The Police Band
and Glee Club will furnish added fea-
lures. All Of the boxers mentioned have
pledged their services. There will be
enough nightsticks at uand to discourage
any stallinR
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Gaining bank boat will strike a school OF.
nsh and make big inroads. Tho next day.
~ the same grounds, on practically the
same tide. few or no fsh will be taken.
f1ounders Plump and Juicy Now.
Now 10 tho time to catch the most do
!ishtful nsh to eat there is, !. e., founders
that have been fattening up all summer
Juicy.
For those who do not care for the trip
to Jamaica Bay. Cueenswater and Free
port, Just try the place ct your back door
where founder fishing Is nearly as good a 1,
ever 1t was. City Island. on Pelham Bay
mats the place TO get EN-, boys, out OF a
small boat, not over three hundred yards
from shore.
Jls, use two No, 10 chesterton hooks or
preferably No. New York trout, three
ounce sinker Just below and buy small
pieces OF sand or blood worms for bait
Keep moving your light rod enough TO
have sinker bouncing OF the bottom ana
you Will give old high cost of living a
solar piexus blow.
Subway TO nth street ana motor bu.
riEht 10 the boathouse; takes less than an
hour. II you don't stand up in the boat
few moro hours will md you home with
an appetite and something hne 10 satisfy
II with. iRisU I,ISET
New York. Oct. H.
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HARVARD RESTORES SPORT.
VIII Have Football Team and
= Crews Too.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 14.-Plans for
modified sporting activities at Harvard
University were announced tonight.
Members Of the Student Army Training
Corps will be permitted TO participate in
football, rowing and cross-country run
ming this fall. with limited periods for
training and practice.
Football at first will be confined to
intercompany and liberalization con-
tests. Later games PROBABLY win be
arranged with Student Army Training
Corps and service teams In the vicinity
Officers OF the Harvard unit said to-
night that games with Princeton or Yale
were improbable.
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GEORGIA TECH Is BACK.
Heisman Working with Only Two
Regulars of 1917.

ATLANTA, Ca. Oct l4.-Georsis
Tech. unbeaten for three years In foot
ball. 10 back with another eleven that
promises to be a sensation Nine Of
the regulars OF the 1917 az -regation
and eight Of the substitutes are
In the service, Despite the loss Coach
John w. Heisnan 10 engaged In weld
Ing together another machine that will
bring glory to Georgia Tech.
Joe Guyon. the great halfback, and
Fincher are the only regulars left of
the 1917 combination. Strupper, half
back; Capt. Carter. Right End Bell
and Left End GULL, Centre Phillips,
Left Tackle Higgins, Left Guard WHEEL
chell, Quarterback Hill and Fullback
Harlin are In the service. Uhrich. Eel
lers, johnson, Colcord. Thweatt, Pitts,
Shaver and Rogers--all great substi-
tutes Of 1si7-also have gone into war
service
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Noted Baseball Writer Victim of
Influenza.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 14.--Chandler D.
Richter, well known baseball writer of
'nls city, died here tonight. n victim OF
spanish inouenza, which developed into
pneumonia, lie was only sick few
Gays. He was the younger son OF
francis S. Richter. editor OF Sporting
LIFE. Chandler for the last few years
wrote baseball on the Evenin0 Ledger
and for the past few months was con-
"ected with the Press. He was 25 years
" age and married. but had no children.
The sun., 1918-10-15
Bond Drive Begins
at Empire Track

I ED by Mayor wallin Of Yonkers
l. raeesoers at the Empire City
track continued their Liberty
Loan drive yesterday afternoon. In
a Drive that lasted less than ten min
u.es uncle Sam gathered in ssS,b0o.
ms brought the total subscribed by
patrons Of the turf to s1.7ss,3bo.
Mayor Wallln headed the list with
10000 worth. This amount also was
subscribed by w. Atkinson. II.
Abrahamson bought $4,000 worth.
while Ed Ryan added $4,000 worth
to his big list
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=
TERMINAL CONTRACT NO. u.
For paving tho terminal site at Long
Island city. Borough of Queens. New York
Contract plans. Sheets l and 2
Plans may be seen and detailed specinca-
tions, engineers estimates OF quantities.
bonds required and other information i 1 for
proposcrs may be had at the ONCE OF the
superintendent OF Public Works at Albany.
intendent OF Public Works for the Middle
Division at syracuse, r. y; at thu. once OF
Works for the Western Division at Roch-
cstcr. y. 7. and the canal once. spauld-
ing's Exchange. Bufrslo y. y.
COpieI OF detailed plans or drawings may
he obtained from the state Engineer ana
surveyor at Albany, \, y. upon payment
20 him OF the cost Of producing them
Monthly estimates viii be paid Of ninety
per Centum go per cent? OF tho work done
al the contract price Every proposal for
deposit in the form OF draft or certified
check upon some good banking institution
by a national or state bank Cor trust COM
pany in the case OF terminal contract In
good credit within tho state ana payable
at sight to the Superintendent Of Public
Works for five per ccntum % per cent? OF
tho amount OF tho proposal
cspted will be required to execute a con-
tract and furnish bonds within ten days
from the date OF notice OF award delivered
to him or them in, person or mailed TO the
address given in the proposal.
Upon execution Of III. contract and ap-
prevail OF bonds the certified check or draft
will be returned to the proposer unless tho
same shall have been presented for COLLEGE
tion prior TO such time. in which case tho
the Superintendent OF Public Works
The deposits of bidders other than tn.
one TO whom the award of contract shall
he made Will he returned Immediately after
the award has been made.
Tho bond required for thu faithful per-
formance OF ehch contract shall be in such
sum shall be fixed by the superintendent
OF Public Works which sum shall not be
OF the estimated cost of the work accord
ing 70 the contract price. and an additional
bond, known as the labor bond. in lhe sum
OF ten per centum 90 per cent? OF the
amount Of the estimated cost OF the work
according to tho contract price, Will be re-
CURED as security that tho contractor Will
iaborers employed by him upon tho work
specified to be done in the contract
In tho event that more than one surety
company is offered as surety on said bonds
Each proposal must be addressed to the
Superintendent of Public Works. Albany
y. Y. and must be endorsed on the en-.
velope with the name OF the construction
for which the proposal is made.
Award, II made, will be made to the per-
son or persons whose proposal shall be
work. and which shall comply with all pro-
visions REQUIRED 10 render II formal. Before
any award shall be made the lowest bidder
viii be required to satisfy the Superlutend-
vide suitable equipment and materials foS
tho proper pcrfor'ns of the work
The right is reserved to reject all pro.
posals and readrertiso and award the con-
tract in tho regular manner II, In tho tudg.
ment OF the undersigned the interests %
W. W. woTHERsPooN.
Superintendent of Public Works.
The sun., 1918-10-15
ROD AND GUN NEWS
Long Island woodcock Season OPEN
To-day.

Long Island woedcock Season Open.
To-day.
To-day I. the opening of the woodcock
ming begins on Long Island and in New
Jersey for duck. goose. brant. Wilson or
jack snipe. coots and saiiinuls.
Jerseys First Deer Day Wednesday.
The nrst OF the four days allotted for
hunting deer In New Jersey 10 tomorrow
The other days are October -. so and
schult With Medical Corps.
Frederick sehuit OF the Midland Beach
Fishing Club has Joined the colors and has
been assigned to the Medical Corps He
is stationed at General Hospital No. l..
Gun Hill road, New York city.
weaknsh and Founders at Babylon.
G. Frotcher. d. seamon, @. Miilar and
day, arrived on the weaknsh grounds
when several six pound weakhsh were
taken. Other boats, whose occupants had
been fishing all morning long. got one or
Frotcher. seamon. Miliar and Newkirk
tried weakhshing for a time. but gave IT
up for hounders A hundred OF the latter
species were taken, some weighing / y
pounds each.
Seaside Not Up to Channel Reputation.
At Seaside Park. ". J., in recent years
large mum bers Of channel bass have been
taken. This fall Seaside Park has not
lived up TO Its reputation, only three chan :
said. however, that comparatively few
anglers have nshed there this fall.
II wns early In october of 1910 that
Matt Stratton, Fire Commissioner OF New
ark. winneld Scott and his son and Har-
tie l. Phillips OF Asoury Park went TO
Seaside Park for a days nshinE. The trip
was suggested by Stratton. who figured
that inasmueh as channel bass were taken
at Bsrnegat Inlet, nins miles away, the
formation OF the Seaside beach Indicated
there ought to be chance OF getting
The surmise proved correct. for each of
the men hooked into two channel bass and
to IS pounds The channel bass were
lined up at the railroad station and ere
ated a sensation. The Mayor Of the town.
that such large nsh could be caught from
the beach. The largest species that he
had knowledge OF were weakhsh and blue
DIR. Raynor on Upland Game Trip.
DR.. r. c. Raynor OF Brooklyn leaves this
morning for a ave days trip 10 the Never
sink country. where ne expects 10 hunt up
and game.
Funeral Services for Popular Mate.
Funeral services for Howard Tienkin.
mate of the steamer Evelyn OF sheepshead
twenty seventh street, sheepsheNd Bay.
tonight. Mr.. Tisnksn had been 81 only a
week, death resulting on Saturday ssv from
Burisi viii be in Lutheran Cemetery on
wednesday morning.
Mf, Tlenken was known 20 anglers OF
ality and was well liked. He was OF the
ambitious sort and for some time had been
studying for a captains license, He was
30 years old and had been married only a
year.
Big BIackfish Mt seabriGht.
Blacknsh are being taken at the grounds
OF seAbright. Tho other day an angler
on q bank boat who had two blackhsh In
tho neighborhood OF six pounds brought
them aft TO weigh them in for the pool.
He counted on at least third prize money.
Tho fish did not stand q chance. so many
bigger blaekhsh being taken.
indifferent Fishing In Outside Waters.
Indifferent fshinE In the outside waters
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after they finished the nrst eighteen
holes all square.
Tho tournament committee held q
meeting to make arrangements for
Gymkhana day, November IL
The sun., 1918-10-15
AMONG SCHOOL ATHLETES.

Plans are under way whereby the
Red Cross will receive all the money
taken in at the interscholastlo football
triple header which Is scheduled for
Ebbets Field on Thanksgiving Day. The
coaches of the six teams which are to
take part In the games are busy work.
ing out plans TO make the affair a
financial success. The card 10 CONNER
cial VS.. New Utrecht, Boys VS.. Manual
Training and Erasmus Hall vs. Poly
Prep.
Morris High has three of its star
players laid up with influenza. They
are Gordon. tackle NJ. Cohen, left half
back. and Newfeld, right halfback.
Coach Cavanaugh hopes to have Gordon
back by Saturday. when The Bronx lads
tackle Erasmus Hall at Ebbets Field.
De witt Clinton ~ going great guns
this season and looks like a strong con-
tender for the Manhattan-B Bronx title.
The Req and Blue In It's opening contest
trounced Concordia Prep rs 70 0, and
last Saturday beat Dickinson High OF
Jersey City by 10 TO Z. Clinton Is the
only New York school which has not
suffered defeat 50 far.
Compulsory athletic training has been
Instituted at Erasmus Hall. Monday and
Wednesday afternoons have been set
aside for every student to take part In
some branch OF sport. Dick Eliffe and
Maxwell Croohe. the physical instructors,
are in charge OF the work.
The sun., 1918-10-15
BILLIARDS AT DoYLE,s.

The English billiard tournament. which
has become an annual AFFAIR at Doyle's.
was started last night with q field of
sixteen. II. M. Short, with a handicap
concession OF 40. defeated william Stiles.
an So man, and Oliver Foster. with n
mark OF So, vanduished DR.. Roy Stuart.
whose handicap is 10. The scores:
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Il
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all
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WRESTLING BOUTS TONIGHT.

In the wrestling contests at the Cres-
cent Theatre in Brooklyn tonight Jean
Bruce will be seen In action against
Nicola Montagano. Chief Boatswain's
Mate Jack Harris OF the Armed Guard
will try conclusions to a finish with Ivan
Orlofsky.
The sun., 1918-10-15
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
STATE OF NEW YORK.

OFFICE OF
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
October eth, 1913.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS:
Sealed proposals will be received by Nhs
undersigned ut his Office IN the Capitol at
Albany, y. Y, until twelve o'clock noon OF
Wednesday. November 9TH. 1918. at which
place and hour they Will be publicly opened
and read. for improving the New York
state canals pursuant to the provisions OF
Chapter Ia OF the Laws OF 1903, and Of
the acts Rmendatury thereof and supple
mentary thereto. and Chapter $40 of the
Laws OF 1915, as follows:
The sun., 1918-10-15
THREE GUESTS TIED
IN NOVICE TOURNEY
Langdon, Blaisdell and Shea
on Even Terms at Law
lcr's Room.

A triple tie developed last night in the
elimination games at LAWYERS room In
the straight rail tourney OF the Ma
tional Association OF Amateur Billiard
Players. J. R. Langdon defeated J. NJ.
Shea by 100 TO 6S. Blaisdell. Langdon
and Shea now are tied with three VIC
tories and one defeat each.
Two games will be played tonight.
Langdon and Blaisdell will meet in the
first contest and the winner will play
Shea.
As soon as the competition at Gruhn's
Broadway room is finished the final
games for the title will begin at LAWYERS
1t was real estate night at Gruhns
Broadway room last night. A. Wickers
ana Clarence Davis, prominent real es-
tate men. were the contestants. Charles
Halstead. the referee. also Is in the real
estate business. wickers won the game
by 100 70 SO, and Davis thinks he will
get out new map of the straight rail
subdivision.
Mr.. Gruhh will be compelled to play
afternoon games to-day and tomorrow
In order to finish his elimination con-
tests In time for the finals.
John Lang defeated William Gershel.
president of the American Amateur Bill
lard Association. in the opening game
OF the 1872 handicap tourney at Fuller's
room last night Lang won by eight
points irrespective OF his handicap al
lowance OF $50. The score:
AT LAWYERS
Points. II r. Ave.
J. I.angdon ...... 100 IL sl0-so
). NJ. shea ......... IS . 2ll2s
AT FCLLERs.
Points. H r. Ave.
John Long G5O .... $50 10 4io.s5
w. Gershel (2o0).... IL? % SSo-24
AT GRUHNs
Points. II. r. Ave.
a: WSekers ...,.... 100 II 1856
Clarence Davis Sc !; 1885
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CONTRACT NO. 1875.

For constructing steam gaglng stations
on West Canada Creek near HinCk!ey and
on Feeder to Nine Mile Creek.
Sheets ! and 9
And for the construction of Barge canal
terminals pursuant TO the provisions Of
Chapter 745 OF the Laws OF 1911, and OF
the acts amendatory thereof. as follows:
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IN THE ROPED ARENA.

According to report received yester-
day from Lawrence. Kan, Jess WILLARD
is considering a proposition to engage in
the moving picture business as a
"screen hero" While details as to the
character TO be portrayed by Willard
have not been received. II Is said that
the scenario will call on the champion
to defend his title and turn over the
entire receipts to the Forth Liberty
Loan. In order TO make the scene
realistic one the champion. II 10 said,
will be asked to hand over certified
check to an accredited representative OF
the Government.
The sun., 1918-10-15

Tme-l:0s. Start good. Won driving. Win.
nsr, br. g., by Rabelais-Nature Owned by
;Do'.ph z. widener. Trained by Thomas
Fifth Race-For three-yesr.olds and I'D.
ward Ono mile and seventy yards. Clam
The sun., 1918-10-15
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS.

Winner b. c., by Won Tromp-Gerna. Owned
By Mrs. r. T. Bresier. Trained By A. R.
bres,er.
Second Race-selline. For three year .olds
, and upward. About six furlongs. Purse
The sun., 1918-10-15
CHANDLER RICHTER DEAD

Vnn.r, cS =, BY Mords HHo Ss ' ownss
y w y, Kilmer. Trained by 3. J. Healey.
The sun., 1918-10-15

TERMINAL CoNTRAcT NO. Il.
For razing the buildings and grading the
upper terminal site at Troy.
Contract plans. Sheets and ?.
The sun., 1918-10-15
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
BY DANIEL.

INTERCOLLEGIATE under the direction of the
Navy Departments for the which
soon to begin
o november The will and
Efforts will
such Navy Cornell and pennsylvania Amherst
Nn' ana even Harvard
more days the Big and
take Part the drive for the which Liberty
ana the Details v s S ss"s
Az s famous Isssr. .hses he T hS sns W s
will ss sns s s s, sa s p the
Tnsn M nsy will bring the fund the creates. ss
any college Ts ct, turn r., down such an Invitation!
q. ANY ne
a esS'' nS r., s, A. Knight, welfare Board
n the sSss; ,ss ,ssn Training
5s.s's e. s::I. It,.
s sSss :,s s Polo % The much
College Management, scurryinr Games,
around to arrange
HE wit" s19s n 'as s t the
sss e. s; ".:s%1:y
NOT exactly game IN
string veteran. from 1877 ap
sf stay ss,:
10 card
Big Flying Meet Here on October 20 to Be a Hummer
One Of the most Interesting meets scheduled for this section
sss VA. % sss
STATIONS the win
s E s wa
i.
;s.,STsl Yale
@ u ps @ % xDSen biz ns Lyon g
and other colleges football coach
pu. the Money Into Regular Racing Fixtures.
will s msy .s ss @ ;t say s es ss q. s
sse them" s.ssen BEING
The sun., 1918-10-15

Pal Moore. the Memphis bantam, has
evolved a singular reason for claiming
the class title. He says that as none
of the leading bantams have ever de-
featsd him he 10 entitled to the cham
pionship. II boxing utlAs could be won
brutality soon would be removed from
ring combats.
The sun., 1918-10-15

III. 10 Hthft BUOu. Won eHElIy. WIN
ner, b. c.. by Observation-Disclosures Penn,
0wned by Andrew Miller. Trained By A. J..
The sun., 1918-10-15

Frederick Schuit OF the Midland Beach
Fishing Club has Joined the colors and has
been assigned to the Medical Corps He
is stationed at General Hospital No. /.
Gun Hill road, New York city.
The sun., 1918-10-15
NEWARK AND our OE TOWN

Acker II. o., kewaren, N, J. Bait
DigsnsTd, 60 Bank st. Newark 35ss mkt. BAIT.
Lining, ls Ferry st., Newark. Bait. Tel f2S5 MI
spscht h.. ish Aontgopsry st.. Jersey city,
The sun., 1918-10-15

Bert Henderson will meet Harry
Stevens. the Scranton miner. on the
wrestling mat In the Star Theatre,
Brooklyn. tonight. In the semi-finai
oishi tackles Jack Thompson. a black
smith from Rochester.
The sun., 1918-10-15

TERMINAL CONTRACT NO. ~.
For paving the terminal site at Long
Island city. Borough of Queens. New York
City.
The sun., 1918-10-15

Ralph Grunan, the Portland. Ore,
boxer. Ia making name for himself
In England. where he recently won the
welterweight championship OF tho allied
forces IN the British Isles. Grunan 10
q corporal in a detachment OF military
police on duty In London. and the tour
nament In which he earned his title was
held at the National Sporting Club
The sun., 1918-10-15
BOROUGH OE RR00Ki WI u'

ConEen, A, sss Grand OF. Tel Sol5 Stag,
Doerins Il GO, ~ Liberty az. mr.. schenck ay
Kingston, 1893 Fulton st. 1908 Bedford.
Hummer, 1857 Fulton ut, Reid av, 1888 BedforS
Marsters, J. r., So Court at Tel 2ie5 Main.
schaaf. 1876 Flatbnsh nv, Tel i2ia Sterling
Siote, VIM, $40 Flushing av. Tel Isie stssr
yoehrinaer. 1855 Mvrtle az Tel Al2S w. R,Mici
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Apprentice allowance claimed.
The sun., 1918-10-15
MANHATTAN AND THE RRnux

Dealers who do not sell live bait h,x. a..
words ,r tackle only" or mo bait' fol,o.,Inns