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BRYN MAWR WINS
CLOSE POLO MATCH
Fred Roe Shoots Goal Which
Downs Meadow Brook Team
by @ Goals TO 5.

The annual United States junior cham,
plonship polo tournament, under ths
auspices OF the National Polo A.
ISOLATION. got under way yesterday after,
noon on WsutWOOd Field, Meadow
Brook, L. J., where the team represent
ing Dryn Mawr eliminated the Meadow
Brook four by goals 10 s.
Tho match was one OF the keenes,
played on the Long Island grounds In
many moons, and II was only after an
extra period that the Issue was decided
Al the end ~ the regulation elght
pfrlods tho score was tied at 8 % Q.
After two minutes of play In the extra
session, Fred Roe, who played humhor
three position for Bryn Mawr SHOT lbo
eoaI which brought his team victory
II was a most diiilcult shot and q long
one
Desplte the fact that the Meadow
brook players were on tho losing side
they nlayed an uphill game and a. times
outplayed their opponenth ~ Tie end
of the dTat half the score NN 4 70
ln favor Of Bryn MaWr This handicap
dId not prevent the Meadow Brook play
ors from doing their be1 and before tle
seventh period had been staged Meadow
Brook tied the score, IN the seventh
session Meadow Brook scored ano took
tho lead at 10 T. 49,,
The tournament. which II an ellnlna'
ton affair, will be decided 10 hyo
matches. Tho Becond match, which VIII
be played this afternoon, VIII pTlng TO-
getisr the Army team from Wet Point
ana tho RockAway four. Three majors
ana A captain make up tho Army team
The lineup OF yesterdays game follows
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their housing ana training quarters Rt
the next place where the olympic games
are 10 be held be concluded In proper
time, and that our athletes be happy and
contented and IN proper mental and
physical condition ~ give their best
effOrts."
The association decided TO suggest the
following chahges In the rules:
I'm shot putting no device Of any
kind that might be used as o support
will be allowed.
In high Jumping a fair Jump is one
where one or both feet go over the bar
before the head Of the contestant, BY
this II ls proposed 10 do away with
diving over the high bar
The association raised the registration
fec for athletes from Is TO % cents an
nually, The annual club dues were In
creased from no 10 so,
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COLUMBIA TACKLE
ON HOSPITAL LIST
ModGreHi Breaks His Nose in
Practice.

Hard luck seems to be camping on
Columbia's trRil again this season. Yes
terday afternoon Modarelli. the tackle,
fractured his nose and Joined Nohl,
Reilly and Applebaum on ths hospital
list An ox-Ray picture OF Rellly's leg
yesterday revealed three broken bones.
He is out for the season
The squad was strengthened by the
addition OF BURT. Of tho 1919 freshman
team. BURT 10 a back and IL he can
play as well as he did last season he
Is going To be heard from.
Buck" o'Nelll had four teams In tho
most vigorous drill held thus far. He
sent them through light form OF
scrimmags. In which the ability OF the
backheld and the linemen was taxed 10
the utmost. Interference and. forward
passing became part Of the session
toward evening.
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Weeks and Hulburt
Beaten as Delegates
Wants Congress to Act
in Baseball Betting

HICAGo, Sept, 90 Ran john
kou eprcaasnt VI the Amer'-
~ can Baseball League, to-day
made a statement 10 which he AA'd
he American League vii ASK Con-
sress ~ enact a lfW ~ i.s nest hef'
on maklngs sbstlgB on q baseball
sLm1 a peDitGHllary ofieOee.
JOhns9n sad th6 League would
ask TINT thA law he made aH severe
90 possible aud w0Tded no as 20
eliminate all baseball pools, op,y
IN lnis way, he said. could gamDhn6
be definitely eliminated from base
bali.
"The Federal Government should
Interest Itself In this natter said
President Johnson, '"rhs public be-
lieves In the integrity OF ba6eball
and Il should be- protected by Fed
eral laws
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Colgate Guard injured,

HAMuroH, y. Y, Sept 2o,--GDon
nervadce the Colgate football camp this
evening, due TO tho injury suffered oy
"stnn" Vose from last years worcester
Academy eleven. While mcRll's we
dummy Vose broke his collrbom H'
was showing exceptional Rblllg at
guard, and IN addition was one n the
two members OF the squad tipplnt the
scales over 100 pounds, Earl 9, Abel
coptaln Of the 1915 team, arrived yes
ferday and will assist Coach Goodc with
the linemen for several days
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Ing species. Twas this way' Aiuet
lOsine three bars In aa many mlnutea
IN having uo lines cut cleanly tho doctor
halted a h,ty shark hook with half moss.
bunker ah0 droppet T. overheard a. the eiid
OF very heavy linul A minute later the
ihark struck II but wasn't hooked, 4 whole
niolsbunkcr was offered next time, and
within two minute he struck again and was
hopked firmly, After tug OF war foFl
whcur Mr. Reid held him while the doctor
suhrutd hin with bait knife aud headache
stick. Whc.l brcDrht 10 the dock At Btmar
Il was found that he Uelghed over two hun
dred pounds
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INTERCLUB YACHT WINNERS.

PoRT WAsHISdToH, l., J., Sept 20
" lliam Miller, secretary Of the Inter
club Association, to-day announced tho
MINERS OF the prizes In The sorics OF
races Of the star class sailed o1Gr th"
courses OF the Manhasset Bay and Port
Washington YACHT clubs here and thu
Rayslde Yacht Club, on Little Neck Bay,
After all protests had been acted upon
William l.. Inslee, owner Of the Taurus.
accumulated 7i.5 points,
Agunla, Gordon Curry, H,7o. Mnky Way,
y. IS. Teyrsa, 0l 2s Saturn, a., W, Elder,
Jr.. 1854; Aria. George AbbOti, tS,l3 Mars,
H.. W. &. Crosby, i1gT, In Class the re-
Eulta were Neptune, O., Y, Soaring, GiSl;
Vega, r. D'Oench, M23i Big nlppcr, j. n.
Pcblnson, jis5; Southern Cross. \, Knapp,
a. as
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sAnnE WINS on BONIFACE.

nAvRE ms GRACE. Nd. Sept. 2O.--The
To- borno 10 victory here to-day by Boniface
In the Sugar Loaf Handicap, Et a mile and
seventy yards, beating u, y. Mcisean's old
cAmpAiEneT Leochares and the 6unnyiand
Stables Irish Kiss. Bonlfaee carried top
weight ot 100 pounds. Irish Klss made the
paco until Bonifacs made his move midway
Of tho second turn. Lsocharss moved up
stimuli nepusly. but ives never able to close
by the Ross horse. sanda rode Bonlfnee.
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Tho summary

Woman's sIngles-Flrst Round.-MV:. j.
Mcmillan defeated Mrs. q. u. Illrsch,. s-s,
I0-B a-2; Miss Florence Sheldon defeated
Mrs. Paul Martin. 8--0, e-8 Mrs. Albert
LowenthRl defeated Miss RenG Ghrisiy, T-I
Miss A. Kldder, a--i' b-ai Mrs. Bayil Q.
Mills defeated Mics Gertrude HoppeE; G=2,
"a; Mr. lingo HaFtnan defeated Ml1s ~.
feaicd Miss l.. Far1uhar. o--2. 90.
Second Round. Mira Stephen V. Brubans
defeated Mrs. Nathaniel naln, "a, 67-gl
Mrs Ernest Welner defeated Mrs. s..
Strauss, Ga e--T; Miss Marie Wagner de-
feated Mrs A. Lowenthal, al, 60; Mrs.
David G, Mile, e-s, g.; Mlss Hazel New
house defeated Miss Bsteile Palliniah. 40.
N-7, 6-2; Mrs. Edward v. Lynch defeated
Mr. Sidney Wolff, rs, 6--3
Ilen's Slnges-Tlrl Rourd--P. Walden
won from ". A. ThrnckmortOp by default
Edward oelsncr defeated a. L. Brunrau,
CO, ~.
Fourth Round--P, Walden defeated +. II.
Dewitt, G--l. G3 Frederick G.. Andergon de-
featrd Joseph W. Fox. c., G--3; LUDLOW
vendeventsr defeated Paul Martin, 80 G-I.
ca.
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Jnrssy Cnnsi Surf TIshlnr.

For the information Of those who follow
the surf for their angling pleasure the writer
would ADVISE trlink thr stretch OF beach any.
where from Barpsgat City, n, j., TO Beach
Haven, y. J.
party conslStlRR Of J. u. butcher. u.
Barnott. A. Barnett and the writer spout two
weeks suri fiNhl1g AZ Hlgh Point y T..
whore they were successful lr landing kiug-
fish, Neakfish oroahers, perch aud striped
bass Harry narnett was the fu,c.ssful nn.a
fisherman, landing two striped hass tina,
weighed over five pounds each. Both u these
fish were lArded ON klnglSh hooks IN q
fairly heavy surf
Full information 10 those desiring same
will be glbdy furnished by the writer.
e. BARNETT
f2TG Hcrklmcr street, Rroollyn.
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R1rRNAN WINS ON POINTS

PHILADELPHIA Sept, 20--Jop Burman,
ChIragp, outpointed ChhrlIa LedpuE, France,
here Tonight, BuTman had the better of
siX of the eight rounds, Botn men fought
10 finish. Kid Wolfe, Cleveland, outpointed
battling Faces. Reading, In six rounds
Roth mon fought hard and the bout was fast
from tha stan 10 finish.
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bowling Loses HIS BAN.

Notwithstanding that Dowling lost
his ball on his drive the American pre-
fessionals won a hole back at the thlr-
teenth. Mcnamara scoring a lone I. The
Cherry Valley man topped his drive for
the green into rough. Fortunately Dow
ling was ready. This was where Jack
outdrove Ray. With his second the
Scarsdale midget placed his ball within
twelve feet OF the cup, and this he holcd
for q 3. squaring the match,
Playing the short fifteenth all were
bunkered but Dowllng. Here once again
the latter notohed a 3, sending his side
into the lead. Jack had ohlpned woefulH
short on h,s second, but hs sank the
ball with unerring aim from distance
Of about ten feet,
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Dempsey Finds Barriers on All Sides.


with Bill
Commission comes the
cancels Dempseys
for the
goIng have hard
commission IN Massachusetts
and that Intends protect both the public sport
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HARVARD FOOTBALL
LEADER JOINS PROS
Jim ThOrpe's Canton Bulldogs
Get Dadmun, 1914
Captain.

Jim Thorpe, tie Indian who was the
greatest football player the country YET
has seen. will manage and captain the
professional Canton Bulldogs again thls
season, But Jim will not play ualiHS "
Ia absolutely necessary TO defend the
profemlonal title won BY his eleven last
srason Thorpe has signed fourteen men
who we're with him IN 1919 ana four
newcomers,
chief among the new men Ia iiaTrie
Dadmun, guard, who was captain ht
Harvard IN 1914, ana got place on
Waiter Camps third All America hc,
DermItt, line, and Hendren, back OF
Bucknell and Anderson, of Georgetown
quarter back, are tho other newcomers
Thorpes roster oi veterans followsi
O'Connor Georgetown, tackle Whhleh'
Georgetown, end Lowe, Fordhhm
tackle; Martin, Missouri full back
GaInc. Wost virginia Wesleyan full
bach; Chamberlain, Nebrnskn hNli
back Speck, Canton, limo man Pierce
Michigan, gunrd Guyon,i Georgia Ireh'
half back buck Wisconsin, tackle :
COrcorAn, Georgetown, and FeeneS
NOtre linmr, centre InNhIhbt N"NN
Dame, tackle. Gormley Georgetown
guard,
The football schedules carry q laugh or
two, The biggest In tho game between
Harvard and Valparaiso Of Indiana
which is scheduled for October "a date
witch, we believe, originally was given
10 Notre Dame. Valparaiso used to ad-
vertlso Itself an tho poor mans college
where life could bo sustained on seventy
three cents a day. Hope "Ya" dOemt
play seyenty-three cent football
Williams, O'Grady and WalbrIdse'
stars Of tho Lafayette eleven, wh'ch
made no big Fplurge last season, VIII
bo seen on tho Fordham team this year
They tell W. that Charley Daley has
a whale OF squad AZ West Point Re
port has It that he has twenty men VINO
earned their football letters NJ various
oolleges--Rutgers, Oregon Aggles, La
fayetts and 30 on and so on.
Tho Navy does not Hike the Armys
getting so many college football stars
Correspondence from Annapolis indl-
Gates that the West Pointers have the
midshipmen on tho anxious seat.
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THREE HEATS
FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDS
Rose Scott Makes Seasons
Record at Columbus.

COLUMBUS. o., Sept 90.--The fall
Grand Circuit race meeting opened here
to-day with weather conditions ideal
and the making OF a new seasons race
record by Rose Scott IN the two-year-
old trot the Horse Review Futurity,
Tho filly won this race, which was the
fastest three heat event OF the year
FOR two-year-olds. Her milo In 206h
also lowered the seasons mark for this
age. held until to-day by Bogalusa at
g:0s
SO many horses we're entered In the
2:ls pace that Il was split into divi-
sions. ORC Direct won first money IN
the first division and Dan Elger In the
second. Summaries:
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u Ccans BY Way Olympic Athletes Were Treated American Committee
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
in ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
by DANIEL.
Copyright iSi0 Sy The sup.HsyoId Corporation.

o0Dv0M 1870. bv The sua-HTaH corpoTaHo0 -
HERE agitation quarters over tue Woppse' '
worlds series IN Brooklyn VIII have alleged counter
the form of competition between the oap~ hA w
Yankees ai tho Polo Grounds While official discussion " SoeS
tho heaw premature "e o"
thai II practically certain the New York teams will meet an" wv"
announcement expected tho day that tho fn"ees ~
declared Of the Three defeats In Chicago anu ~
IN H Louis seem 10 have don that dge already but rl On
series between the tho Yankees might nave
worlds tho Brooklyn rams w
Of did take measures M no
1916 discourage
ayng Of the home effect would be almost nogab oon
deserves ought to be able 70 upp
The world championship without help from this SIDE OF ~ ~
River
In baseball Brooklyn itself and a baseball discussions
must be hore be valid oe
could the
Commission Ebbe anything about H. New York rams
denied the privilege worlds staged at the Polo orounu
want TO tho New York clubs arrangements coud pe
reduce the few conflicts dates between the two SERIES Il" o
better.
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Abraham & Straus. FULTON ST., TacSle only.
Conzen, A., b3a Grand st. Tel. 30l1 stage,
Doer ring 4 Co. 1914 Liberty av., nr. SclenckN AZ
Epstein, I.A.,ill8 broadway cor. lie kalb Az
Johnson, p. $50 Wyckoft Rv., co. Evergreen,
Kingston, i4SO Fulton st.TN0s Bedford, Reraii'
Kraeuter, aTI Graham Rv Bait & tackle, Ts'
GUNNER, III. liza R'way, p'klyn. TackcLha..'
Loeser. Frederick 6 Co. Fulton 81. Tklr 9hy'
Narstere, ]. f.. - Court ST. Tel, slsl Maln.
Michaslson, II. H., 1874 BEDFORD ay. Tk'o oIv
Nlchaelaon, MI, o,I Broadway Tackle ony;
Norris, "A, ,tT6TFult onst. Reid av. 1885, Bedt9L'
Eoeper, NV, III Woodward av. Tackle onV'
schaat, 1876 Flatbush ave. Tel 2Sl9 sterllni
Scheblsr, n. ,2atWyckoff av.Tel, 1887 EvergF''
slote, $40 Fiushing av. Tel. 4sla stagg.,
Sprung L.. .aI6l Atlantic av. Tel.hsIS East ~
NnehrinRer. i2sS Myrtle av. Tel.4lTS-WB.SV"
Weber. H.. 1895 Broadway. Tide books
OUT OF TOWN.
wymbs. Mike, I4i i3th ST., West n. Tc.kt ~; -
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ROD AND GUN.

HEDT Leaves II, n, dock, Wreck Lead,
HLEn daily, exc. MOn and FRI, 6.l5
train: Sunday a,si train
Capt GEORGE WILSON,
BASS, Bl.ACk-SIN. $50 LONG BRANCH
M N daily 3 4. NJ exc Mon,
from shpepshcad BGy.
Can't. louis HARMS.
Army Leather Jerklns. fl.oJ. Blankets Sg,0L
Wool Underwear, Si.25. Shoes. S29i,
ROSE, as Bridge ST., Bro'kyu,
orI Mknh Sunday $3.50. Daily exc. Mon
MI VAIIN and FRI, $50, from Silver
Wave, Freepori. Fate 81, In
GLIDING bait. CARAiAS 4 DENTON.
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MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.

Dealers who do not sell live bait have the
their names. List appears Tuesdays. ThurI.
days and Saturdays.
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.
Abbey & Imbrie, s7 Chambers st. TIKI only
AborcTofnbie & Fitch Mad. ava 45th, Tiki onll
Raumann, John, 3Il W, l25th ".
Brunner, Wash MKT. .Tel,7+SS Uort. Hclgramites
coe: Co: AlPhss1s' Phs' u west i25th st Tsl CnlJ
nGyesa. ). d. Co., i25 ", is5,h sN'' st, GTS Hti.
yss' Bsysss, 8 Co., Co.. Esss bassdSa; ts9 =! team ,.
DaysEa, $, q. Co, is Cortlandt st.
put JoSn IN AS @ "a "a st. g. TSi TSGi'i onTss2: 95TR a. a.
Fuchs, H.. % FIrs, Rv Tel. ESQ Orchid. Bait
GlldenheTg, 1921 sth av., ,l3Sthst. Morn'sd iOiG
GeorEes los Am'stm ay. TeL Lcoi2iss. Balt1T.
Gross s Sy and Sth st Second con- 9aIS SHni 'a 'tseE;
HiSH CS hiiSst s TS sgSG v.Sser5 IT. ss 1
Kellerman $3.50 Sdav.. .l59 st Tel Mel 1859, Bait
Kiffe, II. II, Co. b23 Broadway: Tackle only,
lazarus, SOL. :Is d. seth st, No bait; -.
Macy. r, II. \ o., B'wSy 3 slth St. No bait.
Metropolitan Hdw. Co., Church and vessy st''
Hudson Terminal. Grand Central No bait,
9syy: r. g, N Chamber, ;,St; q; No SeikS
Polimeni, 10. .Ss5BieeekercorPerry. Tackle onl1
Relf. J. H., 800 Third Av. fishing tackle;
Remgol6, lel sth @y.. COT istn e. TkIeSeME,L T..E,s
Rogers Pest Go, .b'way at Warren $. al our
Rogers Pcet Co., B'way at 3lth st. four
Rogers Peet Co, Fifth av at 4lst st, stores
RosenbauTn, 36R E,t3sth at. Cd Av ~" stAtioa
schoyerling. naly q Gales. 1924 Droatvay.
schubach& Son, ,30t2 8 Rv. ,op.i6N Bait.Mel.l!H
vom Hofe,E f. 4 Co.. ii2 Fulton At. Tackle olJ
Won LenRe rke& Detmold. Inc. ~ Madav The.
WaIz q 17O tstav mr. 10Th 59G1OrCh Shedde0
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Harvard Anpears 10 Have Great Football Tenn.

When HAryaFds football the Holy Cross eleven noS saur-
day will be the first action Yale and Prince
ton VIII not until October when the Ellis will face Carnegie Teen
and the Tigers first test Aten'
while has suffered few losses notably that
coach Mount Union In Ohio II mas
remarkable squad call for to m the vacancies Harvard has
three and during the period the coaches have
timber than Harvard before had been blessed
AZ least that the from in and outside OF iiar
which examination Of the roster or
thirty three.
aud fast and strong Arnold Horwee who captain this season VIII
behind tho line vemeYe $50 FOUNDER will take OF centre
2gO pounds Brown 600 win DO the guards with Hubbard and
Toert the tackles and sgwek be considered after he has worked
being said To Western Tar
who scales 20G pounds they and the Hercules
OF the squad
AZ the ends looks like Clark Of the University Of Colorado ana
the Eighty Division and WeaheThead with Kane and Maomer
Gratwk
Humphrey OF Al quarterback Johnson third
will the Hamilton formerly Of
Tufts and the freshman back OF 1919 the substitutes
thought that back the field
Cambridge Horween will drop kick and do the line smAhns
Humphrey will fiji Cays the Grawl
will BIT Of this and bit OF that with defensive work lie
already like truly This
BIZ Princeton
effort--h that be possible
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Caught n Rig Shark OFF Long Branch.

on thursday, September Q, whilo fishing
,or seabass o.f Long Branch nr, a. J.
salmon and W. X, Reid Of Brookyn cap
,,,red m seven foot shark Of the man cat
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Best BaII scores.
MORNING ROUND,

NOHNING HUUNH'
Vardon and Ray
peSiins and MeSemara-
Out ,,.,.,,.. 4-S9
'o" IN .'....4.'.S ."t i44A844 8--s5-s2
polyiing and McNamara-
IN ......,,., A484 4 2--Sb-14
AFTERNOON ROUND.
Vardon and Ray
Bowling and McNamaTR-
opt ,'..,.,1,4 az . 9 As
NardOn and Hay
IN ......,.,tb b44l4 q s-3g--72
DNwlng AMI McNamsra-
In ..,....., 45I 3 . 5-4 G-3G-7l
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES,

FOR Sglc--Boauiiful saddle horse, heavy
weight. years, over ~ hands; thoroughly
trained 6S for ,ro11rS cGGrSe' Nv rteGs .S oeS
be inspected al home Of Henry Backus. Lin
den az. between Terhune and Kipp sts.,
Lower Teaneck, n. J. (near Hackensack).
ONE hand ONE found 6-year-qld chestnut
hhfsei riding pT driving. EUGENE
COVER. 81 D'way.
ONE family horsp. ens work horse, MER-
MILLoD. l03 W. 5ad at:--- at:
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SUN AND HERALD RACING CHART
AQuEDueT RAoHTRAcK. Sept. aO.--clsnr, track fast.

RAcE-TTe Claiming Purse 1000 Six and hall fu
driving Place ea
a. shoot-Lady vnent Owner CLANC
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FiShingT Tackle and Bait

Dealers who do not sell live bait have the
words tackle only" or mo bait" following
their names. List appears Tuesdays, Thuf''
days and Saturdays
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ROD AND GUN VIEWS
n LOCAL ANolEns rRoM sEpTENInER u TO sEPTEMDLH
n,nrfI.h Ont,ldr BarnrEn,.

The time given In the above table u
ne h0aiF
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PIerTe,a Feu had he muGh the best 10 win Was of
outside iii the way llolcd fast through the stretch and
Ten nn ryrplrrt race ReyreHo firing fast 1T tie md
RiinkorS-PpTrea Fei, hurlnl, rrogovn Regresn and
acratched-dey, Our Nephew kng Agrtppa and posr'
oOt SIXTH RACE-FluIes. Two-year-olds Five furlorI
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.ssirr stabse
Iwey
fHin f -boaEhG Tsmars auiIns and
ecraehed-MavouIR6en Lpy Asap Tide
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IL: a: WHIHBY s:'' .,.
nav llWh'lNl bNNN'

PLENTY OF SEA BASS AND TLUKE.
err. EVELYN RaliG Sunday 5 8 4, 4. \. n.
cort ]. MARTIN. shcepshead Bay.
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OUT OF TOWN

wymbs. Mike, I4l i3th ST., West N: rorkI ":
wiesshan. H. .1iTlIa ekns'kPik rd..w. HopeA"
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nDIcnIII1 7I5S A, 81, FROM BATTERY
FnlSJlLLh Every Day, Except Monday.
narries more fishermen than any other boat
Capt. ENGLAND.
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spaa ssafe Nreusf,l ,piiuneifelle ppm
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