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PENTATHLON HONORS|
TO FIREMAN SHEA
Wins Pastime A. G. All Around
Competition by Only u Point
Over Lichtman.

Daniel ]. Shea, the athlete fireman Of
the pastime Athletic Club, yesterday
won tho all around track and field cham
pionship of that organization at Ma
combs Dam Park. shea was hard
pressed throughout the pentathion by ].
Lichtman. whom he beat by the seant
margin of a point. Shea returned n
score of 10 points. J. Bascomb was
third with l6. Nick yiahnes fourth with
Is and i. Goldberg. the only other con-
testant. was fifth with 10
Shea won three events and finished
second in another. He did not compete
in the eight pound shotput. The title
was decided on a handicap basis, which
found Shea the scratch man IN two OF
the events Shea won the running broa,l
Jump from scratch with a leap OF 20
feet, the 44o yard walk from the 90 eec-
ond mark and the 35 pound weight
throwing competition. In the 100 yard
dash he started from scratch, but was
led home by Bascomb. who was allowed
six yards.
The only event won by I.ichtman was
the eight pound shotput. He finished
second in tho broad jump and third In
the remaining three events. The gum.
naries:
Running Broad Jump. Handicap Won
by Dan Shea tscratch). with 20 feet; -
IJchtmnn q foot inchesl, with 10 feel
inches: sscond; Nick Ylahncs q fcetl
with Is feet "a inches. third ]. Bascomt
q feet inches), with II feet Q inches
feet inch NTH.
Putting S Pound Shot, Hsndcap-Awor
by l-ichtman @ fee,. with 81 feet {
inches: Goldenbere g fecp. with 55 feet
~ inches, second; Yiahncs tscratch). with
oS ieet inches, third Bascomb l3 scon
with % feet inches. fourth; Goldeubcrg
@ fcetl, with 90 feet . inches. Gfth.
40 Yard Walk, Hsndicsp-won by Shea
t@3. seconds, Godenberg Is seconds. sec.
end: I.lchtmsn G3 seconds. third
Siahnes 90 seconds. fourth; :3G Sccmb (S.
seconds), fifth.
100 Yard Dash. Hanl!csp-wo. by Bas.
comb 70 yards); Shea tscFatchp. and Licht.
man I ysrdsl; finished In dead heat for
second place: Yiahnos 10 YARDS. fourth
seconds
Throwing So Pound Weight. Handicap
Won by Shea % feet,. with az feet inch
Baseomb q feet), with :5 feet ~ incher
second; Lehman a feep with % feet ,
Inches. third; IiHhues tscratchl, with q
feet 'rch four'h; GoldanberE Il fouU
with 22 feet 4 inches tfth.
FINAL points. --Si'rr 10: rdcuirn.o y
II 'pmb. l6: Yiah"r-. IS. Golier""g-. ~
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BILLIARD PLAYERS
IN CHARITY DRIVE
WHF Help During National
Sport Week.

participation In tho national sport
week drive OF the United War Chart
ties. from November IL through the 18th.
by the Amesloan Amateur Billiard As
soehnon' was discussed at a meeting
AZ Maurice Days room yesterday after
noon Vt was decided to stace CONNIE
titions and exhibitions both in and out
side this city. Hal Coleman was APP
pointed chairman of the committee to
draw up the programme.
Matches viii be staged each afternoon
ana night at Days, Doyie's. Thum's.
the Morningside room, Fuiler's, Orborn's
and Canfieid's. Exhibitions will be
PLAYED at New Rochelle. Springfield and
HARTFORD. To assist Coleman the fol-
lowing were named: William Gershel,
H. Matrous, Edgar 8. Appleby. NJ.
isaacs, T.. c. Conway. Arthur Townsend,
a w. Ginsby. Z. Mccarthy, ana David
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BIGGEST AIR SHOW EVER.
Army Meet WiiI BE Held at BEL
mont Park ON Saturday.

Army fiiers from practically every
field In the North will be seen at the big
cir meet to be conducted by the First
Provisional Wing Of the Air Service at
Belmont Park on Saturday afternoon.
1t Is expected that more than 100 planes
viii take part in the big programme.
which includes bomb throwing COMPETE
tlon and exhibitions OF every nanoeuvre
used by fiers at the front
Lieut. Col. Claude X. Rhinehardt, in
commanG Of <he seven FIELDS on Long
Islrnd, y Cnises the most sensational
show yet 81 In this country, In addi-
ton TO the flying events there will be
land competition among the enlisted men
under the direction Of Capt. Wharton.
The proceeds win go for athletic goods
and winter necessities for the men.
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WILL HOLD SIX DAY RACE.
Event I'm the Garden VIII n,
Started ON December

All the allied countries will be rem
resented In the six day bicycle race.
which will be started In Madison SQUARE
Garden, on December l, at midnight and
continue until midnigiu, December Z.
Interest 10 added this year because war
heroes OF France. Italy. England and
Belgium viii ride. Many OF the six
day stars who were too busy chasing
the Huns last year. have won their
spurs 1t the front and as a reward
have received furloughs to come here
to race. Indications areN7that field
OF Mt least twenty teams will start.
The point system of scoring that
governed the race last year and made il
one OF the most exciting races in the
history ofthe event. again will prevail.
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Staten Island Golf Champion Beats His Hills
BOwLERs POSTPONE ACTION.
Hold on Final Decision Of the
American Congress.

TOLEDO. Ohio. Oct 2o.--officials Of
the American Bowling Congress to-day
postponed further action relative to call
ing off the 1919 tournament scheduled
to be held here next March. II con-
ditions improve, 4. l.. Langtry. secre-
tary, announced, another meeting wilt
be called for December, Mt wDic.- time
definite action will be taken
Langtry said he had been in communi-
cation with Government officials in
Washington and that II the war contin-
ues the tournament will be postponed.
A shortage of help brought about by
the busy conditions in war plants ~
one of the reasons, he declared
With Langtry were L, l.. Pasdeloup,
treasurer. Judge Howard, former presi-
dent. and G. T.. Garrett. executive COM
nlittee member, all of Chicago. r. w.
Brown, president of the 4. l. C.. did
not attend the meeting. being engaged
in Government work at Washington.
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MORSE DRY DOCKS
TRIUMPH AT SOCCER
With Five Fall River Rovers
in Lineup They Win From
Standard Shipyard, 4 to O. ,

The Morse Dry Dock SOCCER eleven,
which includes i've members of the
famous Fall River Rovers. showed Itself
to be one of the most dangerous COM
blnations In the vicinity yesterday by
defeating the Standard Shipbuilding
team by to In tho opening round
OF the United States Football competi-
tion at Hawthorne Field.
Hoigate from PavsuciSet deied all
opposition In scoring the FIRST point.
which was really great goal. Boards
worth OF Fall River scored next and
tho half ended 30 In favor of Morse
Dry Dock. Beardsworth negotiated a
penalty kick in the second period and
Holgate shot the fourth goal. The
Imam.
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HAMMER REGAINS
LAURELS In GOLF
Defeats Walker in Final for
Staten Island Title at Fox
Hills by 0 and 8.

There was never any doubt as to the
final outcome Of the match for the Staten
island title between A. +. Kammsr and
a. l.. Walker. Jr., after the FIRST few
holes on tho links of the Fox Hills Golf
club Yesterday. Taking an early lead,
hammer continued to increase his ad-
vantage and finally won by . up and 8
70 play.
The final round was scheduled for
,hirty-six holes, and had been looked
forward TO for some time by the adj
mirers OF both players. Walker repre-
ssnts the Richmond County Country
Club. where he defeated Hammer for
the title a year ago. Hammer, many
times title winner. has done most of his
rjaying for the last fifteen years at Fox
Hills
There was high. chilly wind yester-
day and the greens were keen. On
their slippery surfaces Walker failed TO
putt with his usual steadiness. though
what really initiated most against the
former junior champions success was
inability to keep his tee shots out OF
trouble. He drives a longer bali than
Hammer. but distance proves OF little
advantage when the shots 60 a WANDER
Ing.
Inc oHtl Hote Nathci WIZ w tAc eH-
tire match was the NTH. where he got
4 10 his opponents 5. BY the time the
turn was reached Hammer was well in
the lead. having gone out in SO. A SO
for the inward half enabled the Fox
Hills man to retire for the MONDAY in
termission with an advantage OF 6 up.
BY the time the turn was reached In
the afternoon. Hammer stood up, SO
tina, half at the tenth hole left him
q winner. He generally scores at Fox
Hills in low figures.
Considering the conditions. his rs yes
terday morning was a worthy perform
ance His individual card for the morn
Ing round was as follows:
Dat ............4 t4t5 3 . S--ss
In ,......,......t s 4A-3e--I5
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HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
nv DANIEL.

houGH the influenza student difficulties and Just plain ndner
ence have retarded the intercollegiate football there
indication that tho Of interesting
campaign full swing universities steadily refused
eeo interest themselves
the United War Charities drive This tocsin the Big
thargy
may see them all In their old series reduced to war time scale
indication Old
Fitzpatrick organized informal varsity from the military
saturday School by
OF Nse indicate Princeton
eridion
of all Charities for
ns coached odd Bill the
general
once take the field
AT battalion
coaching the Crimson
a
Haven the November
However let
Three They have declined
tcnoc
that the Ellis could competition time spite
OF the "howng "howr'
Yale in the a war charities
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CHESS NEWS NOTES.

Playing against eighteen opponents
simultaneously at the Empire City
Chess Club, II, fIeims. former state
champion, won fifteen OF the games
ere" with DR.. J. Pearl and lost two
sames, to +. L. Hunt and II. Hirsch. l..
MecAsler. w. Greaney. C, Danielson, W.
Ihnelander, NJ Ragowin. C. ]. Post. s.
T Kemp. W. Mont, DIR. 8. Mccalium, ].
Voron. S. Hirsch, A. Coin. NJ. Lederman.
!, hatzenstein and DIR. u. Warlin were
mo defeated fifteen. At Marshalfs Chess
Dvan Helms played against twelve, los
'Hg only to Alexander MacWatt.
Ehe Manhattan Chess Club yesterday
"'e'ved an acceptance Of the invitation
cent to j, $. Morrison of Toronto, the
canadian champion. TO take the place Of
4 Schroeder OF Brooklyn In the inter-
hAponal masters tournam ent which will
otsn at the clubs headquarters In the
sherman Square Hotel tomorrow after
noon The team as completed now con-
a"s Of X. T. Black. J. r. Capablanca.
- chajes, y. T, Harrison. d. Janowski,
. kostlch. f. J. Marshall and J. 7. Nor
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BUsHwIcKs TAKE FIRST.
Start Brooklyn Series with Vie
tory over Farmers.

The series for the mi-professiona II
baseball championship of Brooklyn was
started at Dexter Park yesterday after
noon with a victory for the Busliwicks
over the Farmers by to 8. The
Farmers used Johnny Enzmann of the
Cleveland club, while Billy Kelleher
pitched for the yictors. The second game
was stopped by rain In the second in
ming and will played in II double header
next Sunday. The score
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sToKELEY LEADS AGAIN.
Wins Morninssidc Rsn for Fourth
Time; Sets Record.

For the fourth week In succession.
William Stokeley of the ST. Christopher
Club Yesterday won the four mile road
run OF the Morningside Athletic Club
siokeley also will be given credit for a
record, as the journey was over a new
eourse. Stokeley's time of rs 30 ex-
celled by 2s seconds the best previous
time for the route.
stokeley was forced to do his best, as
Max Bohland. the Paulist A. c. barrier.
~as close on his heels all the way II
was not until the last few strides that
siokeley was able to shake Off the Paul
ist runner. f. Weiman of the Morning
SIDE A, c. was third. The order OF finish /:
finish:
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WARRIOR LOSES IN 1.TC.

In. the Staten Island shipyard base
oall Championship series yesterday the
ncwneys defeated the Staten island
shipbuildng Corporation at Port Rich
mond In seventeen innings, by to Q.
Jack WARRIOR pitched for the beaten
club. The score:
Downey. pur
. 300 ooocooo - "a .
Sisco -
5000 10000 oooI-2
Observation-Disclosures and Leahey: War.
hop and Wheat
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YALE STAR AGAIN
PITCHES FINE GAME
Taicott Holds LincoIns to
Four Hits.

Frank Taleott OF Yale yesterday
pitched the Paterson Silk Sox to their
second successive victory over the Lin
coin Giants by TO / at Olympic Field.
The Lincolns got only four hits.
The Silk Sox. who presented practi-
cally an all major, league lineup, put the
game on ice in the first inning with two
counters. In the first game the Newark
Stars again won from the Lincolns by
TO 2. Next Sunday the Lincolns will
play the Giants. The scores:
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Rutger, Score, Low; Georgia Tech Flies High.

There football
machine 1913
Eleventh
but the off Sanford
his
OF influenza the lack scheduled would
ration of practice and this evidenced throughout the Pelham
Bay
and able lineup than had expected and mighty close holding
varsity
both on attack and defence and Fitzpatrick former Fdha player
will
together again within the fortnight in this city ought make really
while
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BILLIARDS. AT DALY,s.

The attraction this week in the series
o. billiard matches which Maurice DAILY
staging In his room at broadway
ana Forty-ninth street. Is a three cor
a nefed competition at the pocket game.
IN me contestants are Joseph Concannon.
cnarles Harmon and John Layton,
and night.
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SCHOOL GAMES POSTPONED.

Because Of the influenza. it was an
nounced Yesterday by John j. MclIuch.
athletic director Of the p. $. 4. l., thu:
the elementary schools indoor track and
field meet scheduled for Saturday in tho
Twenty-second Regiment Armcry had
been Postponed. The events viii be held
some time next month In the same ar
mory.
The sun., 1918-10-21
GIANTS SLAUGHTER
MARQUARD'S SLANTS
Fletcher Gets Five Of Their
Seventeen Hits.

Led by Artie Fletcher, who made a
HONS run, a double and three singles
the Giants held high carnival at the
expense OF Rube Vanguard at Dyckman
Oval yesterday afternoon. In all, the
Giants collected seventeen hits and de-
feated Marquards All Stars by to !.
Causey and Demaree pitched for the
Giants. and between them allowed only
four safeties. Hal Chase was on first
base for the Giants and in addition to
playing a fine fielding game contributed
two hits. The score:
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Ill wREsTLr TO-MoRR;.w

- john y Dunns Wrestling bouts a;
III" Crescent Theatre in Brooklyn to-
morrow :ight vii! bring toset!3s. jean
br'"o' 4 Shipyard niddlewe!ght. and
Andrew liubscheck. aud Sailor Sanders
ana Olaf Norbecz Dunn never seems
to run out Of entertaining talent.
The sun., 1918-10-21
NEW YORK SOCCERS
BEAT CLAN MACDUFF
Game at Lenox Oval Ends in
3 to 2 Score.

With , TO . defeat OF Clan Mac
Dun at Lenox Oval yesterday the New
York Football Club made a good start
In the competition Of the United States
Football Association. Although short a
man at inside left the New Workers.
se.-the pace and after twenty minutes
OF play Petrie eluded the backs and
notched the first goal. The same man
Eve minutes later placed his side two
points up. The lineup
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FERGERsoN TOPS GUESTS.
Leads in American Billiard Assoc
ciation's Straight Rail.

The end OF the first weeks play in
Glass d straight rail billiard tournament
OF the American Amateur Billiard Asso-
citation at Cranfield's finds ]. f. Ferger-
son In the lead with two victories and
no defeats. A triple tie exists for sec
ond place, among t. b. Trow. Nelson
Mayo and G. Moses. The standing fol-
lows.
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OTHER SOCCER RESULTS.

The Queens Rangers jumped into the
limelight yesterday by beating the Full
ton A. G. by to l in the New York
Combination League at Woodside.
Sedelmeyer scored first for Queens and
Spiesse made It 20 before half time.
Cree Tailed for the Fultons after the
restart and Spiesse forced his second
goal in brilliant fashion after beating
four men.
The sun., 1918-10-21
MLEAN'S GOLF IS
FEATURE OF MATCH
Couers Course at Great Neck
in IS.

In a match In which they were never
down. George Mclean OF the home club
and VIII MacfarIane OF Sands Point. de-
fea,ed Tom Kerrigan. the, former silva
roy professional, who Is how a seaman
at Pelham Bay. and Jack Bowling. the
Scarsdale pro" by M and to pay
over the Great Neck links yesterday.
Mclean had the best individual score.
SIS, and this was also the best ball for
his side. the other pair having 20. This
is by no means the first time Mclean
has gone round the Great Neck ciicuit
In these figures, but the course now
measures 5000 yardA and Mclean ex-
pressed himself as being highly elated
over the performance.
Mclean started out by winning the
first two. and also the fourth. where he
drove the green The hole is 800 yards.
ard Mclean got HIS without any
trouble. His side was nov up, but the
other pair squared accounts by winding
the NTH. sixth and seventh.
, Mclean got the eighth. and when the
ninth was haived, Mclean and his part
rer started for home | up. They aettled
+ matters by winning the eleventh, twelfth
and thirteenth. and the match ended
> when the next two were halved. The
best ball follows:
. Mclean and Macfar,ane:
out......... . e435 ga a-a2
, Is: :............ 1919 Sss-s5
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Tot ais. 40 . II % 10 !

Fret base on errors-Giants, 2; Stars. 1.
Two base hits Burns. Fletcher. Kirke. Nc
Carly. Home run-Fletcher Stolen bases
Chase .. Left on bases-Giants. 3; All Stars.
g. Double plays-DoylP, Fletcher and Chase
Doyle and Chase. Struck otJ--By Causey, 3;
by Msrauard. 8; by Demaree. I. Hit by
pitcher-By Demaree. !: by Causey. l. Hits
of Causey, 2 in innings; of Demaree, in
1 innings. Umpirc-Mr Connolly. Time OF
camel hour and 80 minutes.
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FARMERS.

LeIt on bHseN-Fufmtrt, 4. BuahWIck. 6.
Two base hitsZH:itman See, Mcxvoy. Three
base it-SeG Sacrifice hits--Maurer .,
Riconds, Weiss. First base on errors
Farmers, s. Bushwick, 2. Stolen bases
Rickert. Maurer. Sacks. Double play
Weiss. Ellison and McAvoy. Bases on
balis-0h Enzmann, 2. Struck out--By Enz.
Enzmann. W. Kelleher. Umpire-F Wilson,
Time Of game hours and 10 minutes.
The sun., 1918-10-21

The football game between Charley
Brickley's Army Transport eleven from
Hoboken and Syracuse University was
put over for week and will be played
In the Syracuse stadium next Saturday
afternoon. The Army Transports will
have Charles at quarterback and his
brother George at fullback. They will
work against the Granite State eleven
on South Field this week.
The sun., 1918-10-21
Golden Tornado H.. a Reputation for Hinge Scores,


that field
served SO which
the history football gathered 222 Cumberland
/
Georgia Of
Rutgers for November Is the
meeting Big difficulties
Tech will November
November 49, the named for the final
is dated with West Virginia 2sd all
The sun., 1918-10-21

Another soccer surprise yesterday
was furnished by the Robins Dry Dock
team. which beat the LonEfellows by
TO 0 in the L, s. +. a cup game at
Tatts Oval Brooklyn. Lafferty, former
jersey A. c. star. opened the scoring
and.Mitchell, an old Longfellow. tailed
in each half.
The sun., 1918-10-21
LANCE LEADS BILLIARDIsTs.

IN the Riverside Handicap 1879 baIk-
Hhe billiard tournament in Fullers rooms
:, LANCE is leading with two victories
ana no defeats. The standing:
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"DAvIp STARR JORDAN,
Summary Of tho Rabbit Law.

Up STATE and on Long Island the rabbit
sea son opened on October !. by the term
rabbit Is included varying hares and cot
tontail rabbits. An open season 10 per
mitted in Richmond county from Novem-
Der rs to December al.
A summary OF tho rabbit law follows:
No person shall take more than siS.
either all OF one kind or partly OF each. in
one day.
Hares and rabbits not to he hunted with
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SPEEDWAY FEATURE
FOR GRACE WORTHY
Mare Driven by J. j.. Meyers
Wins the l ;07 Trot; One
Heat Goes to Oifden.

Grace Worthy, brown mare. driven
by j. ]. Meyers, was forced to7ko three
heats to take the ! :oT trot in the matinee
of the Road Drivers Association on the
Harlem River Speedway yesterday
afternoon. In the first heat. which was
won by olfden. bay geiding. driven by
l.. Albando. Grace Worthy was beaten
by nose. The next two heats, however.
were won by Meyers's mare. with Off
den 0nishing second and then fourth.
Oifden won its heat in 1:1Ts. while
Grace Worthy was clicked in 1;1lh
and lie.
John Dayton. Jr., a bay geiding driven
by A. Bruno. captured the 1:15 trot in
straight heats. Kitty Justo. a bay mare
driven by r. Jacobs. finished second in
both heats.
Mamie c., with A. Drinkwater In tho
wagon. won the / 10 pace in straight
heats and the :05 pace went to I.uxtrus
Mckinney, a hay gelding driven by L. s.
Kearins, In straight heats. Because Of
the rain two events were postponed I'M
til next week. The summaries:
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A hard game In the Combina ton
Soccer League at Aacomb's Dam Park
resulted in favor OF the La Sultana
eleven over the Vikings by 3 goals to 2.
Curry started OF La Sultana In the lead
and after ten minutes OF play in the sec,
ond period Isaas made IL two straight.
After that Adamson scored for the Vik-
ings, Cordell for La Suitana and Lind
ouist for the Vikings
The sun., 1918-10-21
Upland Game Opening in Penns, ivania.

Upland Game Opening In Pennsy lvania.
To day Is the open!ns OF the season in
pennsylvania for squirrel, quad and intro
duced pheasant.
Protector to Estimate Deer Kill.
Al.BANY. Oct. ?O.--Llewelyn LeSge.
chief protector. has instructed al game
Wild deer, 10 make estimates at the end OF
the season. as accurate as their irforma-
od s sTd n Ssp permits Of fs nq%S her
third year that the game protectors have
heea instructed 10 make report on this
subject.
The Conservation Commission keeps a
census OF deer. protectors reporting wsek,y.
%ns "T ana Does Sn'' the ." Emprs
state.
Tho Marlin Swordhsh."
4 3l1 pound Marlin swordnsh." cap
:ured / James W. Jump, was placed IN
Avalon, Cal. in THE sun sunday as
"hreak!ng the worlds record" 1t may be
that the record was broken so far as hghi
tickle is cnncerned-hroakirg at IS pounds
hava received a photograph OF Commo-
dore Jumps catch. II Is no; swordfsh
ut all. but Japanese spesrhsh. or PaclHc
tic Of transverse stripes, 1t further differs
from the swordash in having a roundsh
instead OF nat sword and rudimentary
scales. Of which the swordhsh Is destitute
The matter is further established by the
following statement in copeid. the ofrcial
magazine OF the American society OF
MIR. T. =, Manning OF Avalon. Cal. tho
secretary OF the Tuna Club. furnishes some
Interesting notes. Two hundred and my
one specimens OF the Japanese Hpearfsh
Tetrapturus mitxukurii. have been taken
ut Avalon In the last seven years. Their
average weight II ls2 pounds. the largest
in 1916 weighed 3io pounds and measured
10 feet and 10 inches.
"Mr. Manning has a photograph OF one
taken in Hawaii said TO have weighed IS6
pounds Thus far no spearhsh has been
recorded from Hawaii and this weight
seems gigantic. The largest sNordhsh
taken at Avalon weighed 377 pounds, was
IL feet II inches long.
mir. Manning sends specimens Of a nah
caught In verv great schools at San Gle
mente and never noticed by any one in
that region before. II is the shortnosed
saury. Coiolabis brevirostris, of which
hitherto less than dozen specimens have
been known.
DAVID STARR JORDAN,
stamford University, california -
The spearhsh and swordhsh have iden-
tical habits 20 far as ramming boats IL
concerned, All corners look alike TO them.
Goode mentions recorded weights for the
latter ranging from 500 TO 1000 pounds.
1t IL evidently the young Japanese spear
hsh which go rubbernecling far from the
tropical home waters ". II. b,
New York, Oct IL.
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o vii
f
hazard will
The sun., 1918-10-21

Willie Jackson. lightweight mot en-
listed) gets 81 year to act as boxing
instructor at Pelham hay Training Sta
ton. Bill Brennan. heavyweight Zen
listed), who Ii assistant instructor. re-
ceives $3.50 month, showing that
heayyweights (enllsted) are In favor
In the navy,
The sun., 1918-10-21

Lett on bases-LIncoIn Giants, 8; silk Sox,
g Two base hhs-Lohr, Collins. sacri ace
Lincoln Giants, ]; silk Sox. g. Stolen bases
-Eschen. swanson, Lohr. Double plays
shannon. swanson and Stallings: Wallace
Mongin and Pierce, Bases on balla"Ofi
Williams, q of Talcott, 4 Struck out-By
Williams. II by Talcott, 8. Passed ball
. hours.
Newark stars. I-0 o % oGIi 4
Lincoln Giants. o 0 0 % 4
Batteries amuelson and Ciougher: Lang.
ford and Collins
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However,
Gan forced take back his
Cornelushas paid s25oo
m.dst
April will hnd
on inclined