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nd ~ Games Set National
Results in Opening
Rounds ut Forest Hills
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES
FSrvf NounA.

isoNA CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES
FSr~s nepnl.
Chaplin. Jr- defeated Il c. Rzrs-
s.s.s,.a al a, s tt s, n,,ss a Sr.a.ss
- Freesr4ek n Alexander defeatrs
$500 wasnst ia. "a G--:: A II
ne IA. h' &c G'i. si Hsrrn. Grimm, "a.
H ,ns,sa '.sh Dudley. I'd "a t-i
EsT a o.Bsyi. a,feetea Z y Ths,nA.
irsi.a Free c. Andersen. "a -. Ga
s.ieSt l. =. eiIs.rS dstrs.ea, A, Re.lr.
Il rs; n. wshrsusAek d-f,atra
q a Th-erSnorton d.fsates H L. Tsyior
e.ys.. ~, -, ii-ih Il s
tSG,. s e. Il mr., n szr -,.ss -,
a Pan, Ed. ga et-t: :. r f.n &C..
,saiec J a Hughes e---i. ga 80; W.
SA,et s,ie.,es r. A jshnsan. 60;
,;eg,, 2 ?. Lsrn-s. 81 81 50: Lieut..
scr. -, e-s t--4 -. /. K Mshau
:. / Eras., = G s.i.s,sa t " a - Z
Lrake. So. ia, -. B.al, c wris hi
va from Robert Js,n,s ty dsasi,. X D
III. Ga. o ". sss. s,s.A,.e II. V
dsfea;ee n Kane. e.. 90 g..
tecsea Eou.a.
W TlaNn "a won from PAU W Glib
fettsa e n Cumming, t-f e.. tSs
irvins G Wright oefeafed n J. kHlt.n-
been. Jr- e-i. t-e. t-s: Lieut. cr.ir
hieee esfeated }. n. EsinS. e-2. s--s
- A : Csssils eeteates = s o Bayi.
Sl.t-s t--a; Z. c Simmons wen from
II W RosennAun hr etfAnit. cadet = n
oshfI osfs,ied n d Rickey. "a, s-I.
-. Il. p ByeiE wcn frsfn 7 e Fulton BIZ
aefaHli Nlnvsnt Richards Won srrrn Caaet
u. 2 Nathan. AZ hy se.Aei: r O Cat
comb defeated G.rald Emerson. "a "a,
80: I'LL; 81. W N Han a.:ea;ed
Cec4l Donaldson. 60, 81 81, / KH-
-. c a, Doyle defeated Lieut.. w A
Hor-tN. 81. t-s. 80. Gz=Ss. Burrows
defeated A Nislsen. t--s. I'd 81. r
II Heedr1ckscr aefeaieS A Il Pehr. t-..
- -. n. X; MorFAnihsler defeated
= ?, Stess;es- $3.50 81: r Il,
r Andersen defeated H d. Ksre.er.
s-1 81. t--6 t-l: George W. wight
man defeated W ]. Wheisn, 81. So
"a 60; George K4nr d,fea;ed H.arr
n Bassfcrd, s--k. Iii. -. e--t, Ga
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MAKESHIFT YANKEES.
GO IN FOR BLANKS
Davenport outpitchcs Heating
in Short Contest and Browns
Are victors, 2 TO O.
ny rREDkatoK G. L,sp.

The Yankees we're reduced 10 thti'
skeleton lineup al the Polo Grounds yes
;erdsy. whsn Fou-nier va. 50 n he
couldn't attend TO his duties a. n-st
hase Even by play;nE John Humne!
nj hrst Higgins didn't hare enough ~
aeldsrs and ouihelders 70 piece out \
team ana had to elsce Al walters, The
catcher. IN rirh; reid
This aegreeatson ia not hArr much
success in fsthofning the sAcots OF hsc
Dave Davenport o! :se Browne, who
BANKED the Tanks by TO ana held
them 20 four hits
RAY Heating gave Davenport gate
tussle ana pitched his best game since
HE Yankees brought him back 90 the
big city. He turned the Browns hack
FOR SIX Innings, but in the seventh Ray
fell . victim 10 the former fAnk ~
chasers--Rhy Demmitt And Tim Hendrix
who shot him up for ran- Rei~een
thern Dennmiit and Hendryx collected
FIVE OF the seven ST. Louis hits Timothy
wnaoked . double and two singles ana
Ray hi; a double, = single and q sacr!-
fee
one of the heS, things thst could be
sAsd in favor Of the game was ;sAt i
vas reelsd OF in an hour ana hAl'.
The Rrnwns scored tier fret run IN
the seventh inning. Demmiit knocked
. double down the lsft nela foul line
and came home on Hendryxs single 10
centre 6!lhooley fumbied this hall long
enough 20 prevent his making Play q,
she plate After that Hurnunel rnnhed
Prat;'s toss ,cn Geaecn's saerthce' but
Austin popped to Peck. ana afef sew
ereid l:ned TO Hyatt, Ham dounte hen-
arrx OF second
The Yankees had their enc big chance
In the second half OF The seventh. ~nsn
they punched tws Of their hits WIN
Davenport only pass and the lone 81
Louis error, but failed 10 eet run.
The Browns scored iheit second run
In the ninth S.sler opened with single
10 LEFT and look second on n~mmnts
sacrifice. Hendrrxs oat ser; George 10
third Gedeon vas hit ana s'sier scored
when Austin beat oat q s!aele 10 feck'n'
paaEh.
The Yankees and Browns Will meet N
a double header to-day. The score
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ROD AND GUN NEWS

Ten rren, no hsh; one big shark !e.ueh; =
Ssf mile away
n GtVint the rumNs- e. Noats -~s- ard
nsh csufh; no mention IS made 81 nuTr.
Srless eosts which hshed only q sh--,
TINE and then made FOR llktlisr pisces
% al bat two - these days lArse catches
were reported from other spot.
ny experience duplicates tha; OF acseNs
az others with ~hen have talked In
twelve trirs , hsNe taken vrSkhsh On three
HrN fESo OF one Eight trips proved ss-.
rem HHhapeh have flowed expert al
We n choosing the place to hsh
TIE Way This ming lacSs - me from, =
financial Tni1. =. view is thi. Returns
~ hsh - Nancy spent lrss than yer
cert. Pleasure tc- rorcv spent Toe PER
cent Now, - 900 some one Atis- reading
ms tell me- Z ! have had ecn6 Ssh;-t'
= J have H,f. then there are rs7y har-
drN6s 1t Others who have not s'sn whars
the acSe' SEARCH NE
Freek ~. Aus -
rhorrton's Tide Of R~trihutsani
There il 'idA TO- man ana sea Sh'en
having ehhAi ana turned
Brings hsck MARRIED bv ntversity, the
ENlSe7 e:tis once spgrnei
Thus Rcsabt . s1a Eve'rn hesowes, on.
Each one. 3 SIT 100 li:;js rri,ed. q true
ara fAirhfu htsTt'
Now count that consistency among HISS
list ~ ,srnishci TOYS
Fe- SUNDAY last they cc;h we're fu'l ard
r'Tilns With the hGcys SKIP
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ARGENTNIANs TO ROW.

The entry of a crew from the battle
ship Rivaisvia Of the Argentine Republic
In the one mile whaleboat race will give
the navy regatta, under the auspices Of
the New York A. C.. on the Hudson to-
morrow an international favor. Draw
insg for positions were made at the New
York 4. c. last night with the following
result;
Two Mile Cutter Raee--Federal Render
!, Granite state. 1: Pelham hay. s.
One Nile Cutter Raee.-Boston, Nc. 1:
Granite state, :: L. q. q. Adams, 3. Fed
srai Rendezvous !, Sss Haven, s. Pelham
One Mile whAiebos; Raee--PeIham BAY
n, T e. battieship Riyadavia, Ar.
Sentine Republic, 2, United States war
ship, :: Armed ausra, a: Grsai.s G.a.s. 4:
O United States warship.
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HA. He HAD Good Weak Fishing.

have beer trying for she last mae weeks
y,nsIe. Rs nt' g. ssi sbs 1 81" ssre
svSeerded or re, Rui nNiIe naturally II
an insu.si;Ive iGra ot mind : have ca-s.-
80 readers Of Rod and G4n Some 81 the
contributor. 10 this column NAV II :Aer
rad ;h,s give ;helr opinion as 10 whether
! Gshins e good N Jamaica RAY or not
or some 81 ny tria. have ash-a morn
ing s-d evening tides On other Uirs
cn'r enc On a. Of nv ttirs have starred
s~en Is f-em boats hsh.ne N the sane
holes a. ! eshed UsnANr these boats
are c'ustersd ss closely IS ross!s.e, Two or
ecr:sininE ere Two men, use isss than
two quarts .: shrimp, some use Ak The
larger power hNa;s use So hiSh ss tventv
quarts Tne skipper Of ore boat told me u
ne had sofa the shrimp he furnished free
re would he money sh'sd Shrimp IS very
quart Now win ,ry 10 show The fsh-
ing as have ohs--vei il.
Firs; triT. one boat. the writer's one
boats eish; men, no Nsh Second TIN nve
boats s!N men. one tide. ire PerS. Goose
creek. no f.h Thi-d trip me hos' mora
hoA: NO men tsren FISH, one boat, one
man. s.x hsh one boa. two men, one ~sn
Eve boats SIX rne7, no FISH. place, Nslen-
Fourth inn, one tide. va,en;.nr's Point.
eleven boats, sixteen ms-- no hsh. Fit'A
;rir IN. ga. R.s Pei, on. boat, enc nEn,
eight Hsh one boat. three men, ave Ash
three Nesis enc man each, one hsG. f0Er
NoAts six men. one woman. ~ hS-- SINih
yr'p. on. tide. Pumpkin Patch. ono BOAT,
three men, tWeaty seven fsh ore heat.
ore rnAr seven fsh; three boats seven
men, ave t.h; hve boats, fourteen men, ne
rsh
Seventh trip, evening tide. Valentines
po,r. one Nost thIse men, for;y-twn FISH:
me hch; ono man. one woman. I've We
FISH: seven hcais. nine mon. about :hir:y
. fish Every one ST ono o. more. thh
writer three Eishth TIN. evening tite
about thirty boats IN cNsnnsi from Eaun'
- above Naieni.res Fo;rt, ~ csN. one
rig shark
Ninth irir, two rdes PArk Wal. or"
boat three men. slEht tsh enc boat on"
man nnS-fsh, ono boat. -ShN writer's one
s.h four hnats fye men. NJ rsN Tenth
t-ir ono tide. Pumpkin Tat. Il. sN Naais.
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GOLF FOR RED CROSS.

sum of t2il was raised for the Red Gross
as the result OF a golf match between
professional players this afternoon on
the Lake Placid Club links. John n
Dunn Of New York and his brother, Sey-
meGr Dunn, OF the club defeated George
Mclean Of Great Neck and George Bill
ings OF New York. 5 and 4.
In a match on the stevens House
course Raymond Stevens of Lake Placid
and ]. NJ Muldon OF Pensacola. Fla. de-
feated George Mclean and q X. Frailey
Of Buffalo. 5 and I.
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fns irot. the B.re hi: purse tt.ehe
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FRAzEE rs SATISFIED.
Willing TO Go Ahead with world's
Series Ps~wrs N me.

RssroS. Aug. :e.-Harry II. Frsles.
president Of the Boston American
Leaeue club, said tonight he was sat
ished with the explanation OF the
worlds series arrangements made by
Press dent Ban r, Johnson.
He added that he was willing to 60
on with the series as arranged, In a
statement last niEhi M. Frszee pro-
tested against the playing Of the first
three games in Chicago on the ground
that il was not fair TO Boston.
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easy for Alexander to whip the bail
down the unprotected sectors.
Ss.ichiro kAshio 81 Japan ernulated
ku-naEae and scored a. the expense O,
Fred c Anderson. the lankr youth from
the klnEs County eleo. n s-s. 1-s.
81. II was Their third meet ng ;Ais
season and each had earned a decision
IN his previous encounters Anderson
hit hard enough and AZ times he va. a
tower of strength 1T the net but he
played q rather heAdisss game AMI was
. v1ct,rn Of tse cross court driving o.
the Jap. J. w. Anderson slse b,ee the
tournament A6iep. his conaueror being
Lieut. H G, n ke1leher Of Seattle. at
O.. e.. e., rs. The third Of
she Anderson clan. young Frank. ~or
from H n. ksresey At s-:. e..
2". 81.
Ralph Burd.ck Hayes. te.mms. e
from Chicago. scored q straight Get
triumph over Herbert Bowman AT s-s,
g.. G.. Rurdics was fast and acca.
rate and confident but inclined 10 be
oarelsss. His one weakness was HE
backhsne. of which Bowman scored
quite consistently In The second snd
third sets
The aviation section Of the draw had
tucceseful afterncen. Lieut.. Craig Bid
die won from J. -. Ewing in straight
sets. while CAGE. s Howard VoeheIl
eliminated Royal Richey. fellow
Brooklyn.;e, in regulation time Nat
Niles had no trouble IN shining from
H. lane with the sSss of only three
Eafnfk Waiter Merrill Han vxikez1
Nway from Cecil Donaldson
The Inaugural WAS graced by tbs
presence Of DR.. Joseph Raycreft ana
Walter Camp. oh;efs OF the War and
Navy Departments Commission on
Training Camp Activities. for the benefit
OF which the tournament is being heid
The weather was hot and hagsy and the
players suffered
Feature Matches To-day.
= At 40 T. NJ. Vincent Rioha ras
vs. Frank T. Andersen
At ?. n. Robert Lndley Murray
We. Lieut.. H G. NJ. Keileher-
Al i:se P. N. 1chiya KunaEse Va
G. W. wightman.
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CHASE SUES CLUB.
wants si.ese In mack salary
Prom Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. 'Aas es-HAi cAas,, sns-
pended FRS; easernan Of THE Cincinnati
National Loaese team, TODAY seed ire
club Tor si.ssa. which ne claim. Is salary
Gu. him and unpaid
he appenas copy OF his contract.
which stipvla;es q -ss)sry Of $500. pay
abe $3.50 each two weeks dgrins the
playing season
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CIcorTE HAMMERED HARD,

WssHISeroS. Aug. So Americau)-
Washington made clean sweep o. the
series with Chicago by winning to-day's
game. IL 10 . Cicoite suffered A Sc
we're defeat. every local player scoring at
least one run and making a. least one
hit Six OF the nine hits made In the
eighth inning came IN succession before
an ou: was made. The score:
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LU PRINCETON WINNER.
Score. In Graad Circsit Feature at
Reaavtlle.

REaprILLE Mass. Aug ss-Ciose
finishes enlivened the opening day q.
Red cross week on the Grand circuit at
ihe Rsady!ile track this afternoon.
La Princeton. after breaking twice in
ire opening heat Of the :Ss trot- won
the second and thSd heats easily. Cox
pvt Tire Atlantic City horse over ire
SECOND heat in ;esia. the fastest mile
Of THE afternoon. The summaries:
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RED SOX ARE BEATEN.
Tigers Turn Trick when Canntag-
ham OstpiteAes Nays.

BosTcS, Aug et--tAmeriaanl-- De
trc!t took the FIRST game OF the series
to-day, TO 5. hitting, Mays hard and
often. Cobb hit . home run In the eighth
with Bush 81 hsse Gun, inshAra held
Boston 20 FIVE hits Grirr's hitting and
Sealing we're features, Ths .core
DETROIT A. BOSTON a.
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CLEVELAND OUT OF IT.
wilma Frat. bot Le.es second ava
r~nasas Chances FADE.

FHnsnEirHis. Aug ts--tAmerinsn n,
--ClevelAnd's ptnnant chances faded
when tire Athletics won the second game
o. to-esy's double header, TO b. hit
tina Bsehy hsre while Johnson and
Perry held tNe lnaisns safe Cleveisnd
took the ars' game. 5 10 :, Adams was
weak sccree:
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Two base hit-Rsrdens Stolen hases-
ssCrih~ hy-MrHenry. Double plAys-
Fletcher and Sticking; Doyle fietcher and
Sticking Left on base-Ssw York, 4; ST..
Louis J. FIRST nsse on errur-St, Lnuls. !
Hsses On balloon Toney, .. of Packard, 2
Hts-on Packard, 70 in IS ihninks; on
luero I: in 80 innings Struck ou,-By
Packard, !. wild piteh-PaekGd. Losing
pitchef-Paekard.
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ST. Louis. z; New York. o.
Detroit. Ct Boston. 3.
Cleveland. 8, Philadelphia. 3 $50.
Philadelphia. 4; Cleveland, o
(second).
Washington. II, Chicago. 2.
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Two hess hiss-errss Niner. s,-nnk
Three hsAs h!i-Esrper, Home s2n-Eose
stolen hsse-BooT~r. SRcriAce hN.~tnpe.
shean, S,runk. Mclnms Left on bsse.-De-
iroii. 5; Bcstoa. 8. Frs, baee on errnr-pe-
iroit Rsses on balloon Cunninshsm 2.
on Mays : S;rrck oat-By CuaainrhAn i;
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MURPHY BEATS mccoy,

At boxing show for the benefit Of
the sailors stationed at Base 6 at Ben
sonhurst last night Stock Yard Tommy
Murphy won from New Al Mccoy in ten
rounds The bout was a grudee anal,
and west to q referees decision.
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Old Guard Cireah starr Going Strong.


Chestnut Chhccot
Billy He third ROYAL
which during week unp,aeea Main
started O: which
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Two bste hits--BescNe- CHAPMAN Johns.
ten, Adams 6,raner Tire. Nss~ nii-nyR<.
Sioien hsses-ChNsrnsn Sacrifice h.is-
Ccnmhe Johns on, o'Ne.E. 7.-7er Double
McA~er and Ru,ns; 3urnk snd passn Lon
Or nsss-C1trelsnd e Philadelphia II
First haAs on eq-rore-r1.r~lanS, !. ThilA,1e'-
rhiA ? sAss. on hsaN-oe Cou.nne. : al
Adams Hit by pItcaer-Rr Adams
,Resrhc~. sirprk eut--et Coumhe :: ~
Adams
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TENDLER Is VICTOR

PHH-anELPHA, Aug. 2e-Le~ Tend.
Ter the Philadelphia lightweight. ae-
feAted Harvey Thorpe OF Kansas CITY
in fast six round bout Tonight
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View fork. 2; st. Loais, O usp.
View York, Z, St Iopis. 4 IA,
The tsbure.Phnadeiphia and Tin.
einnhh.Bosten games were postponed ON
account OF wet grounds. Other team,
were got scheduled.
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TotAls - y y .
'BAt,ed for Ames in the ninth inning.
New York .....,....... 90 a.
ST Louis ............ ooee eRee 90
Two hAs. hus-ZimmermAn, Ktrke, Burns
Stolen hze-Rurns Double rlAye-noyle
Fletcher and Kirke: Fletcher and Kirke:
Fisher Gonzales, Pauletle and Gonzales Lrfi
on bases-Sew York 10; 81 LOUIS l. Rases
on halls-On PeTriit 1: on Ames, s. Struck
oui-By Htrriu 1: by AIMEE :
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Rlaek Ducks a Amas~t,le That's.

AHlITfls-LE. l.. /. Ass :s-flcck. az
Mack ducks have arrived an the fats here
Angler pesired fer ~. Lawrence Tria.
A 81. Lawrence River suElcr q h:tefn
y.srs experience catching h'aek mass Pike
ana TnGstSiioaEe desires fresh water
ansier companion for = trip 10 that resort
aarinF the first tvs weeks 90 september
Ne Sa'eNs' fees : reasonable oBiisy.
81. l.ANRENCE.
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Results of Races at
the Saratoga Track

winrer. e. By YEnkee-s.s~r s,eiIs
ownea es Z. Arlington, Trained By p A
second Rsce-The Burn, Hi, g,,s,o,,
sK fuiosE.. For ali ares Purse slie
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BOROUGH OF BROOKE YIN

NNFhNam 4 SlTaus FuIon a IarkIe only.
irusrn, A, go Grand II Tel tolS S'Bgt
nocring & Co., 50 Liberty PV., mr. S,hCnrE Az
Kingston. 100 Fulton ST. 7j0s Redford
hummer. 1851 Fulton ST, Reid nv, lSSj Redford
l.ncsrr. FgcdvTick 4 Co, Fulton 81 Tklc only.
scsssf ,g5 ri.ipssh "S Tol .Ss s,ar' Ms"
slaie WIN $50 Flushing av Tel isle stagr
yoehringer, 1855 Myrtle aV Tel ais " B'wtrA .
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uilne-l =, is. sth1 rood Won driving
Wirpsr. ch G. ~ whIsk Broom U-Ir.ueo.
ral Owned b. Brighton Stable T>siped +,
G. ". Odnn W
Third Ree-The Troy. s.irnz >Fir. ,,s
half furlonss For tvo-yesr-old. Pur.s
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sECoSn GAME

Thi.adfInhis 100000. -
Tire nse hi'.-Acos;a n7tAn ssc7Nce
hits-ChapmsE. Eran. AcaeA Sacrifice fr-
Burns. Stolen hss--iAmie.on Struck out
~ Eerht First bsse or hais-0i John
son !; on Perry B. Hns-Of johnson ! in =
lnninSs on Perry. 10 inning Left on
hhses-Clevel As,0 .: PhilAoelphiA 5 FIRST
hAst on er-'nr-Cevsland = ponnls play
--per-y
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TWO hhse fHs-HenGrTN Ite1pUu'. NeitH
hss~-Hunmei Ss~lho hrs-Humnel
Gedson, ncmni.;. Daasle rlsy -Hssh sod
fTHt Ler or oa.es-Ne~ Tws Z: ~.
loai. FRS, ha.. on error-4s;. ieais. !.
Rises or hAls-oa Eesituf. Austin
SILVER, Davenport OF Da~erparr. Hyatt
Hi by pitche--Ey Kc7iiny ,ta-tron' Struck
out-Rv Kekiinr Davenport : o-oeoni d.
~ Davenport CKeaiins -. Inrurs-
Nrpvp oInurhhn Ind Evs1. Tine q!
rAxne-l hour and 90 riHutes
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To;as ssl!u=iti


Grated for Cro'te IT the ninth inning.
CHICAGO .-............ q q q a
wsshlnston.-.,...... 60 .ss III
Two base hi,s-luSFe, COLLINS, Shank. De
ve-ner,. shouon. Three bssC hi -Schu'te.
stolen bases-collin., Fpeui. 2 pr~nrmer
sacrifice hy-Milan Double rlay,-Shsnk.
l.ayan and judge, 2, Lett on bsses-Chir.ro
Z washinsten. 4 Frs hsse on error-Chl.
oU'-By Cioct,e, :; by HdNnk,
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Baseball To-day, !. Eames; hrst cams
Louis foio Grounds Admission soe.--Asr.
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7 Timt-I - p. SfaN F0oT- Won dining
| Winner. hr 4. by 1fsp Rcct-souyer,ips
Owned By }. II Rosseer. Trained by. a II
strsie.
/ t~o-yesr-old maiden Niles Purse ssa
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Saratoga Cup 4 Real Test for ssayerx

Old
10 decided
mile
old championship for the decided
Quartet
The when
Immortal Lexington. n
lie stud brilliant
their fellows
his
gelt!ne
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HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
ny DANIEL.

the closing week OF this hApess baseball
are being
been led by all q
t%en managed By goodness
achieved
position Of director
his position
in the faculty
he asked the University Of hi.
m support OF athletics concerned while with
tHoex who carried
=
Afnn
with ,hs student tr.n!ns corps He VII be ena
Penn States graduate o director Ia. entered military service
eok had
washington
Coneioen
a
before
O
that figure
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Alexander wins Easily.

Fred Alexander came through with
ryag colors, but his doubles partner
sho former national champion. Beals
wight had 20 ST around Idle.
nnoo'T i. James was 10 have opposed
nrg',, but the up-Statsr failed 30
maze - appearance. Alexander played
Impressive tennis in elm mating George
m.agns- Of Buffalo at &c. s-z. e-2.
AitHs ndsr had his strokes working with
PRECISION. His angles. cnsnge of pace
no a-.i,y 20 pick out the openings
npt Wagner on the run and got the
Guns. = man very little nourlshment
.i7 allowed hiru.if 10 De tricksd out
" ..s.l.2A TINE and again. and It was
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TesGs Ssurrsl

:. " IO'bt- y = Il
.ss,,ed TO- Miller in tire eataih inning
Detroit .--.-h "a 5 ~
Boston ......... $50 q as
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tN''r lrhrie. IS Warren ST Tackle only
Atrrcr"u'hi" X Fitch, Nst ~ a. No hs,t
EAit Ts,kle nspc', l-sr Is, ~. Wslsrh
naumsAu -? 81 ~ ncsr lls's Fiidlcrs
h"rN"r -: stth Al rel MURRAY Hill Ss.S
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D7oso~shy, 1855 Amsterdam sv Tel lI6 Aud
Rrovn's Raft Depot. e3i7 - Az ur i.ist l.
Rrlnncr Wash Mkt Tel 7i35 Cort Helgramites.
Co AlPhsus. q " l:sth 81 rsckle only.
Conror, Thos. J Is John 81 Tackle only
Crook. h. Eth Hv 4 I5'h A. Tackle only
nsrcgs $ h, C.. 81 R'~sy Tackle oniy
UsveEs, s r, Co. u Cortlsnit ~ Tachle only
nirsss, 'ti W 9th e por'. prop Tel
nurn, John, A. " Adj -. Tel AZ Rrysnt
Fuchs. II, - Is, sv. To- s3s Orchard Raft.
Gii"nhsrS si:l sth ~ near lesth Rsit Tel.
M'rsoh J. IRE amsterdam .N $50 SITS Tel.
Nochsra'f l. 81 y 5ith Tel - Murray hi.
HNnrrusn, Sn al ~. isth Tel Mcl 1853 n at.
kiTe Go u II 81 Ryosiwsy Tackle only
Kirtlsnd's - Chambers ST Tklc frogs h.lrrain
L'Nitcn's, Isl r. ~ = Tackle Raft Fldilcrs.
Lazarus, sol, 80 7 18Th. Sr'c Gds No hsu
levin, ~ Grs-UNich a. selling ont Tackle.
Metropolitan Hdw. Go, Church VcSey SIS,
Hudson Tcrnl & Granf Central. No Rat
Mills. WA Sou, q Para ri Tickle only
Fare, Z 4 II. ga "a sv, 5lst - Tel 1875 Plaza.
Patterson .Go'ttriodhHuntrt 10 Fultor no halt
Rolf so ID Az, mr. "a. Tackle only.
Roincod u 100 str sv cr Is Tackle 4 halt.
GossnhAum, .SsS T. is ~ 81 l. Roth sides
Schehler. Frank Co, llo rsrk Rr No bait Trl
schoverlinf, Dslr Gales, a: R'way No halt.
schn'-ch Son, nlG ID az. Tiddlsrs RAFT Tel.
Str-uhock, II. lSst NJ Az, Tackle snd halt
vom IIofc, r, 4 Co.. II: Fulton ST M bsit.
vondrss W, I5eg ist sv. Tackle ann hest
Won IenrNrSS Detmold. 90 Sth ~ 40 halt.
WslI G no ist Av..nr. 10Th 81 5N7 Orch shrddsrs
The sun., 1918-08-27
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
81. ou n
Detroit Bestca. PhliAAephia n Pittsssrg
CeyelAnd N PhlAasipAia.
The sun., 1918-08-27

winner. b. / By Peep o, pay-Sen otii
Owned by J z. Madden Trained by W. {
The sun., 1918-08-27
ROD AND GIN.
Fishing Tackle and Bait
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX

p.slcrs Who do rNt sell live h.. hsve me
words 'scN's only or no halt following
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-24
MUCH HONOR TO CARD. FARLEY.
Was Paid at Funeral Services in st. Pat
rick's, in New York.

New York, Sept. Hills memory
honored by the presence of the three sur
viving North American cardinals, the
pope's representative in the United
States, Catholic digni.aries from all see.
tions of the country, officers Of the state
and city Of New York and Of the Amer
lean military and naval forces, Cardinal
John NJ. Farley, archbishop of New York,
was buried to-day beneath the altar Of
St Patrick's cathedral.
AT pontifical requiem mass eele-
brated by the Most Rev. John Bonzano,
apostolic delegate to the United States, a
final tribute was paid in a sermon by
Bishop Thomas j. Hickey of Rochester.
On the altar were Cardinals Gibbons Of
Baltimore, O'Connell of Boston and Be
gin Of Quebec, together with forty arch
bishops and bishops and hundreds Of
priests. The great cathedral was
thronged
President Wilson sent message ex.
pressing ''the nations loss" while See
retaries Baker and Daniels were repre-
sented bv delegates Members of the
allied commissions in this country also
were in attendance.
In a procession escorting the visiting
clergy from the cathedral college 10 the
cathedral preceding the funeral, de-
taehment OF United States marines
served as escort.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-24
CONSUL POOLE
QUITS RUSSIA
Was Ordered by American
Government to Leave
His Post
WAS TRYING TO SAVE
BRITISH AND FRENCH
Latter We're Being Detained
by the Bolshevik Gov
ernment

Washington, D. G., Sept. "a. United
States Consul General Poole has arrived
in Helsingfors from Moscow, and is due
in Stockholm tomorrow
News that the consul general had
crossed the Finnish border in safety
reached the state department to-day in
a message from Helsingfors, dated Sept.
81 Upon its receipt Secretary Lansing
disclosed that week ago he ordered Mr..
Poole, the last American official remain
ing at the bolsheyik capital, to leave Rus
sia.
The dispatch brought no information
concerning the British and French con-
sular officers, who are detained by the
bolsheyiki and to aid whom Poole in
sisted upon remaining at his post until
ordered away.
II developed to-day that an unsubstan-
tiated rumor recently reached the state
department that the American consulate
general at Moscow was being besieged by
the bolsheyiki because British and French
officials were given refuge there. Secre-
tary Lansing said he did not believe this
report was true, but because of the ru.
NOR and the known seriousness of the
situation at Moscow be had directed Mr..
Poole to leave.