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THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1911.
IS'
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His Tailor Reminds Him of Something He Had Forgotten.
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BY VIC
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ill Am PTAimiiFiii mam mm at . tut Ait ti a pitched ball. Mufrsy ilngled I
INUULr lUUKNtY I I U BROOKLYN N
FOR THE TITLE
Miss Griscom and Miss Camp
bell Had Easy Time To-Day
nn liiltiisrn) I ink1?
ISirtl to Th. Krmtr Wo rid. i
AUTUSHOL 'tour CLUB, suriRT
HII.I.S. N. J , Oct. 10. The noman'i
Bolf oh Aln plooihlf of th Unltfit Htatt-i
Qolf As-.. . .a wuo ontlnucl her
to-dy.
MtM Dorothy Campbell, the prent
tltto-hoUcr of thl country and Kng
land, ., one of the flrat to itct away
She wn palre.i with Mrs. P. Man
chester of the Sknkle Uolf Club and
they were followed by a 1 irite gkiltry
En. Harriet Curt: of the Kex Cmn
tjr Country Ciub (Muchutrttii), a
former tltle-lioldnr, atti a to I attention
In her match with Mies ;.! ulanna
Bihop or tin- Brooklkwa aoif ciuii.
who h i also hold the honor. Mre.
R H. Barlow, who made the low
(rot acoie oiterday, played atan t
Mist Plorene Harvay,
In all there are thlrtytwo pisyera ;n the
cotiteat and man) aurptlnta ait ex
pected tijfore the eve:it la over, as t ie
course la con:dered very dlflCOttt It
If (aid hy many to be the hardest on
whli'h this event was ever hold.
Results given with both i'lub and dis
trict: X Florence MoNeely, Morion trhlla
delphlai. beat Mrn If. R Sto-kton.
Plalnfleld (PlalnMdi N J., 1 up 14
holes.
Mlaa Francos Orlacom, Merlon (Phlta
dtlpkla), beat Mis- Bth UaUllt Mor
ion (Philadelphia), " up an 1 I to go.
Mlaa Orlcnm was entirely too strong
for Miss Maule. The former went oat
la lH Hrtd wns one under 6' ut the 12th,
hcre the met h was ended.
Mrs. ftonall Harlow. Morion (Phila
delphia), beat Mlei Floraooa Harvey,
Hamilton (t laaad 1 1, I up a'id l to go.
Miss Blaanor Allen, Odklay Boston),
beat Mis Maude Wetmore, llaltasrol,
2 up and 1 to go.
lira. Vlotor Barle, Wykacyli beat mis
Edith GheoaoboroUstb (San Fran laeoi,
8 up and 7 to get.
Miss McXeeley waa not up at any
time again t .Mrs. Stockton until the
Hth hole. The former lost the 17th by
belns; laid a stymie,
Mrs. Hallow was 1! op on Miss Harvey
ft the turn, but did not Increase her
lead thereafter, Coming baak s.e
played poorly.
Mite .iien and Mis Wetmors had
rather of n SfaSaw, The former was
3 up at the turn, but afterward Miss
Wetmuio SflUared inciters uii'y to fall
behind again.
Mi Katharine Harley, Pall River.
beat Miss If ra ll.l nor. Mldlotlilar.
OMcagO, a up and 1 to go.
MI-h Lillian Hyde, South .Shore Field,
N, Y., boat Miss Francos Rosenheim,
Deal, N. J . I up nnd 4 to co.
Miss Nesbltt. Toronto, beat Miss Kdlth
Nublitt, Wilmington, lel., 4 up and 3 lo
go.
Miss Dorothy Campbell, Hamilton,
'an., beat Mrs. Manchester. tkOkle, Chi
cago, 8 up n rid 7 to tfo.
TENTH BY 2 T0 1
Harbor bounced
-t and Hummel!
trad. Northern eallel nut on strikes.
I iauherl lined out to Horns
In the lentil Innlm: Merklf bent out
Ihlii 1., u oirt left t&rWln i',il I lev.
lo left, s oring Burni. Imlth then j . f)Mlli pjfxchar drove a long By to
snal.-hed Merkle'a line fly lth his left I , Vuleon, and Tooley and DaubeM ills-
nana ana, lossing the o.m u iiummeii
Maxwell Pitches Good Ball in
Final Game of Year Across
the B
I ' l IUi,i.
THE GAME IN DETAIL
(HANTS.
It. H. P.O. A. E.
Pecker. If 0 10 0 0
Rurns, cf 1 0 3 0 "
Pnodgrass, !b 0 1 1 5 0
Murray, if 0 0 1 0 0
M rkle. lb 0 2 14 4 0
Pfvlln, 3h 0 1 1 1 1
Fletcher, sf 0 0 2 3 1
Wilson, c 0 0 2 0 0
Hartley, c 0 0 2 1 n
Maxwell, p 0 0 12 0
Totals 1 5 17 IT 2
BROOKLYN, '
R. If. P.O. A. K.
N'orthern. cf o o 4 0 o
Oaiihert, lb 0 0 13 0 0
Wheat, If 1 2 3 0 1
tmilth, 3b 0 2 2 2 0
Tooley, as 0 t t t (
Coulson, rf 0 o i o ti
Hummel. :'b 1 1 2 4 n
Krwtn, r 0 0 3 1 n
Haruor. p 0 3 0 4 0
Total 2 0 SO 14 i
SCORE BY rN'NING-S.
New York ..lOOOOOuoOO 1
Brooklyn ... MllllMIt-1
None out when winning run was
score .1.
Flrat base on balls Off Barter, 2; oft"
Maxwell, I, Firs' base on errors
Brooklyn, L Left on bases Brooklyn,
7. New York, 3. Btruok out Hy Barger,
2: by Maxwell, 2. Three-hase hit Hum
he!. Two-bsse hlls SnodgTasS, Smith.
Doublf plsys -Smith to Hummel, TojIpj-
to Hummel, to Daubarci Merkie to
Plttcher. Hit by pitcher By Darger,
BnodgraSSi by Maxwell. Wheat.
CTmplres Plmnaran and Bash.
I9: erll tcTbs Erjnlns W.irld.)
WAftlfiMir IN PARK, BROOKLTN,
N Y . Dot W -The H jperbas beat the
Olants In the tenth luti ng of the last
rame of tne season In Brooklyn this
afternoon hy a score of 2 to 1.
Maswall did th'' plt-lilug for the
i Hunts an I gave a beautif ul exhibition
until the lirr Inniny, when Wheat sin
gled and came l.on.e on Smith s three
baae shot t left. The Olants got but
live hits off Bargf r throughout the
gnmo.
The 7!ants got right after Barger In
the first and scored one run. Ho Iter
doubled lip HnodyrMI at second.
'I Dodgers wore retired In rjulck or
der, clever Holding disposing of them.
Ill the second for the. Olantt, DeVllR
grounded out to Pnubort unsUSilf tad,
Tooo-y i rew out Hatcher Mid Wllion
Hied out tt Noltham, Nit runs.
For Bbbatt'l crowd (oulsin got to
so, end on Flotclier's muff of I Is fly back
of third base. Hummel was retired on
il fast piny by Snodgrass nnd Morkle,
CoUkfOn going to third. Krwln hit to
airt-io v:h' thfBff g V.'I!:"::r., haUlnE
Coulson at the plate. Barger Bled out
to Burns.
In the third Inning. Maxwell wa ked.
Wheat collared Baekrl lly after a hard
run. Burns draw S naae on iiu.ls, DUl
was doubled up with Rnodgriiss on the
'atter's grounder, Tooley to Hurnniell to
1 lauliert.
For the Dodgers. Northern wont Ottt,
Morkle disposed of Ihtunrt. Wheat
was hit OH the shoulder with a fat ln
shoot. Smith lino-filed to Hums.
The (Hants woreblankad In the fourth
Murray sent a low-line fly to Wheat
Merkie bunted unailooajgBiIIyi Harger
t sslng him out. I'aul ert BTabhad DOV
tin's foul fly off the fence after n hard
run near the bleachers Just avoiding a
collision With Krwln.
There was nothing for the I lodgers In
their half. Tooley singled to the Infield,
Coulson struck out. Iluinmell a
thrown OUl by Fletcher and Merkie and
Maxwell retired Krwln.
Fletcher started the Giants' fifth In
ning with a grounder to Hummel!, who
threw hlm our at tlrst. Wilson went out
to imubert unassisted, Maxwell wai
the third out, Barger m Daubert,
Hartley replaced Wilson behind tht
ha I for the Slants In the fifth. Although
Barger eterted the Dodgers' hulf grit!
a safe bunt, he was left there. North'
fouled out to Merkie. Daubert "led to
Devlin "id Wheal hoisted one to Mur
ray. In New York's Sixth Re-'tor popped
out to Tooley. Burns filed to Nuithen
and et iilih threw out Snodgrass.
In Brooklyn's sixth Smith was snfe on
Devlin's high throw. Tooley was
thrown out l,v r'Uo lgrass. i dulson
popped out to Fletcher. Hummel was
out on a grounder' to Bnodgrate,
In New Yolk's seventh Murrsy filed
to Wheat Mi rkle atruck out Devlin
singled to centre, but died stealing,
Brwln to Tool) .
Krwln Spa Iked, Rargcr Singled to cen
tre. Northern w-as oul on a h t bounder
to Morkie, both runners advancing. Mer
kie got Daubert's grounder ami by a
beautiful throw nailed Krwln at the
plate. Daubert wai oul stealing second,
Hartley to nodaTaas to Merkie,
Hummel) tossed oul Pletoher In thg
eighth. Hartley went out. Barger to
Daubert Maxwell called oul on strlkea
In the I lodgers half of the eight h
Wheal b -ut I a single 'iff Maxwell's
glbow, Smith Unnd a single to left.
Merkie caught Tooley'f liner and
whipped it to Plotcher in time lo
double up Wheat. Maxwell threw t ut
i 'oalson.
Ilummell threw ottt Bedkef and
Northern got Bunts'a ny, Bnodgraai
doubled to left Murray filed to North
ern. Ilummo!! tripled to right Raid fan OS
In the last nne-hnlf of the ninth, .-'no l-
poeed of 1 1 irtiey.
Wh. a: singled pnt Knot! grass
sent I long one past H ir is nnd
Wheat, w iiitiing the k tnie
i ith
ored
fihst RACE Purto
year-olds sml upwaial
longs Towton Field,
to 1. even antl 1 to
I se. Wtl (White).
to 2. eeoiind; l.ady
t:.,". (or thro,.,
about five furs
HI (MsArdlel, 2
2. Woni llatinih
to 1, 3 to 1 and I
Una, I'! (DOfl), I
i I ft etl. two.
i tvhatfe!, I to i,
Time. I M t .aura
ess also ran and
PfrTH itAt'K
Song of Ito i,
2 to I antl oven. Hilt I,
a . Ruaticana, Demoit
finished as named.
Purse mo. for three)-
PIMLIC0 ENTRIES.
KHLICO UAi'FC TRACK, Md., Oct 10.
The entrlea for tO-morroW'i rftCH ntf
as ftilloV) m :
B lifllf flirlOMi, Kti ti lil t.-. Ilfl; xM-'tikrv. liili
Mnrv Hl.iiU IIS lltMI'ltl Mr, Itl'llf HtllllstMl
llfi." fBllphi 110, HlilIIUli. Ml n . H.7.
Wild Wmb, lW: Kittpr. i7. iiittm, lofc
tfyi mil NAI r, i nrt' rnt .iihb BtVl llIWilUi
WllieU. on milt Mti.t rTi-...r K , r NiuMf nil
m Htfiirv Mtinrti. H7 . x ni liff OTj xll vjM
MtiPBti lOSt; rHmnllt I'rln . . Hj lit !'v Hr7.
Mar imin, 7: Um l-n Hfll. lOT; Barftf F. .
10 ilMl'tirlc k, 07 , nit In, r 107.
Tlllllt) Hi'K Miiln tl.r,M- M.ir "liln: fif
tnd a Imlf furlon-fl Auolt L'fwn, nil. Saint
L hut , noli orno'i. iiu; M-ii.trn". t"i.
Ilramly Ot; flirt tiinn. 107. M M. Hw, l7.
tirton. lit). i(.ai.iiiei'.t, in. .tin ii.tiih. i"i
Mmh oti'Ict. HI, m"' i i'ir, i m. ii"ii, 1 1",
l'.it"n, ! 1", '
I 4 1 1 1 1 I It ICA I. l 'UMl lltlllTIBI '11 si'iie-
t ha' f-mr-vfar "M nl ttr i . IWO ami ri
t-unli ml Ki." IAS; oiigny. M;
Jillimv l!ic . I "4ii n I , lf. , i .'aiinr, i i ,
Sul.I'lPfni-'it, 141 . W t!i I BBJ IsHl.
HlTM Hi'f Tw- unci (hive tcm nidi HU
int 4vpn fnrlotitf. lAltamaha, lO'i; tU- Mih
a el" 17; OdIKO, VTj lUww) 17 , iNlfliWall.
I0i; Fsithrr ThittT. lOT: Cliilt'Hi HqilAW, lOTi
iS;itn. 103; CllfYottUn, 107, AirnnM. IT fair
li-. ' I0T.
AltMiuha and Nltbull Wlwo BtlT
sixth RArK -Wit mnteo Dunt; rait rear
nidi ami ui''iani , omtli ar-1 thne eliti-i'iitht
iHeturoiin 105 Ai-a ht H. SninTtli.m 100;
Mainmti !, )0Jf iBiiiy, lOH: H-mi'ler. 100.
sApplwnUoa ulowanci 'lainu l. Trak fa-t.
loullTentries.
to 1, I to 1 end 3 to 2, thir.l Time.
1 1 1 "-,y Bliaabeth o Our Nugget,
Chaparral, Rubtota, (irace Kimball, May
Flower and Blan he Frances also ran I
ii n i tnlahed as named.
BBCOMD BACB Puree I2.'0. for su,
agt s: gbOJt Bvg furlongs -Csrilssltn
HO (WhIW), Ii to 1. 4 to S anl 2 to .'.
Won Silk. Hal lUiandl. 4 to 1, 3 to 2 and
I to I, gecond; Hudag sister, ios ifatvei t,
even, 2 to It and out, third. Time, L0)
Carlisle M . Hold Fern and MPs Cease-,
rln also ran and finished! as named
THIRD BACB ftlM 24o. for all ages. ,
six ami one-haf furlongs. Toddy Hear. I
HO ill vim, 2 to 1, 4 to 5 and 2 to .1, firs;. I
Karmarket. (Wnunona), to I, i to 1 1
and even, eecond; St. Agat'm, loo
(White), I to l, 2 to 3 and nit. thini
Time. 1.28 M l.anyer Millar, Tony W
Corley and Charley Brown also ran and
finished as named
FOURTH HACK Purse, tarsi, for three
yeat -olds ntiti uii. aooiii nve iniii.ngs
'arrlllon, lf0 (Orana)i even, out and out.
'.ii.oids arid up; about Bve furlongs
i ankee Lady, ltd (White), I lo '.'. i to I
int out. rtret! OlipptaA, ion icullen), '
i t i. 3 to i and - lo eeoondi Tom Ihavj
IU (O ra rail, .! to -'. i tt 2 ami out, thtrd
Time, Ltd, Althorpe, Stilly lav age, cu-
rldUfl antl Agnes M iy also ran and til-
ishe,i as named, I
SIX TH HA K -I'urse. t .tti. for three- j
"itr-olds, six antl one-half fuHongS
Cbepontue, 111 (Knhrhti, even, I to I
end out. won. Eight, MO rDon), I to 1.
4 to Ii ami out. se. ond. COM Shoot, nil,
tWhatlui. 6 to 1, 2 to I u lit I even, I
third Time. I "t. Tulip, Satin Bower,
Peter I'onler also ran and Utile led as
named,
ls,elr Kite. los. KmV I0B; tlt'lsn llarlsv.
tits, llaadniaaitf, t Prslail, luA, 'Mollis
07, 'mil gusier Km, I'lm it tin. iimiltta,
mi kiifntua urn i,,rr Wn. i.mns-i. ine.
Tiilltli rtAfa lMfae, Ituee-tesr nkM, -Is
fie -iu. UsiS'f e lot. ls.lr.. in. til.
HI i ll son. Il'.l. tUtt'iiiei. Inn. Vusim, 11.1.
It, -it lisi Monty r.iv. too T'ih Wklii, tin.
l Irian, III
i ii iu'ii iin'i; illanlias OXIksj atsks: Iksse
rtsroltn sad tiitsitet. one mil Helft. itj
UlNS Mark. Ito. Isin.tl.l MaWlktHU, II'
HI k. r. IIS, K! Or,.. 114. 4.olt,, lilt Jfla.
.1.1.0, tsfi gpriis. IIS; .tn'Mi n-ardtin. I0S:
Ita net. lit, 'lit. Haulier, Int. .ifira
SKI. HI.
ITITII lli T. Hetlllaf ; film )IS4 HsS sad
ft;
L IU.'
fellas
n't foHonar. iia.ei. l(i
rmitS I'n-fll. HIS. Ma
Ui.tai, llgi. Ijiiw Walcltr.
Ilt.it IO.I. Ssl.i lllen.l. 11
III. lelini. lOS, 'Miasbetn. Mar
CO:
wa1-! .
.til.
V'.nli
III.
,1.1-n,
tlut h.,t. ..I ItrLlu.a ifM U,. I
letl 'It"!! Vml. Ito en, dm, fescs , Ri,s)i,in
It, I, 11 I-
sTXTfl RATI Setiiagj nnssyesf Ms jaat
'til 1 ,- a'i.1 ..lit' aittrant i ttlOt -.1' aaait
li ti ii ,.- r.,,1 riai. , .i,- na
tlfl 'J.- Il..se t4 '111,--
tsallr, IISl Ii II. ,.!., lotl;
Ala.' eatlos a ...line ,4
WI olirr nsar. Ira' k faat
teas
ti 'a. UU . K stiligli, ..
Hnun-h, lit Hts a
'. ins it. oens. III.
re pewa is i bbsbhsj
LOUIflVXIaXiBi Ky.t
trios for to-morrow
follows:
nHWT RACK saAlUaS
Oct. 10.
s races
-The on
are as
one Tnlli and s sil-
Mil mi Ii7 Hr Buret.
ban, Irian, loT, Mt ir l.ad
ne mill end aft
2. starr Sunt
IMj Arth Inike
ith Ail.it
101: Mlaa K m. lis
ol . Tanner. 1117.
SHI'llMl HACK Sirlllne. ,
nlj lanls I. Ins l elllna. I
litt M.fkl.r 10H: llialia II .
pin. Emllr l.rc. MSB: Booaeer, l
I'llllili BACK Milllns, one mil,' and Seientr
t irtlti I a Pat. llfj. Mi'llnr. ux. urn I'rl'r
IMj .startlrr. 102. Mart. It, Uckrose. 100
aVtuafa. I".'.
KOl'BTH ItVH H.lllng. six ftirtervsBi Cmm
tv Tsi 100: Wlnnlas wMoe ,lo. Baysl Cso
(Its III! Little tatSaTSM (OBI U'M" ll'ior. os
II, mil. UU (MdsS K'I. lOflj llale.lila. PV.
nuoiirsne, 117.
llllll M.ACE PutlS I" oari.l'ls; all hw
IraaffS, nsti Mertuloq, POi skiiioto. as, Oscnant,
lull riw Rrsch, n. Snsrl. 05: fairn'iie, lis
Nlriss, toll rrtsiiniill"ii till Tttui Kins Ml
I'lllilitV. US Chief JscSsOO, IO,". tasdl Lafht
nlnar 1 1 14
SIXTll race lelllse; cms ssUs ssd a aii
taSBI Tint Itagna. lis. Tan lllgt,.f. p. 7 '.r
rati, 107 Irish KM. us tditn. 1117, jis, ti,(r
not ti". I'ain.l. lOOl Tom llainar,, lo7
Trai ll ales'.
w on
Pormetla. IM (Papoll), I to I,
til
1 fat
LAUREL PARK ENTRIES.
tAI'ma. PARR RACK TRACK, lid., Ost,
10 Tiis en trie, foi Itvessfrew'i rstea ss st
foll.nrs
PIlMrT MM t Sell I as; tswvvsr-oM maidens;
fir,, ami a half f 01 l--nga Mhiritli) T 101
Cssnls "" 1 1 r 1 lid, II-' Tfcs Ti k. lea
i-ltrlsUBss lui . list 'Tms Ilia. 101. aiai
(lift. Ii4c W -a ls.tr, 104: llrsei M, loll
PisS ail Kasv. 112. -. 1 ar, lur, ilifl, nn,
if eralli " I"' HV ' ISI
Ni Ua' I- .tllliis I nil ' 1 fit r .,'ia setrti
a.-. '.111. MI. Jena . n
JUi
SLrCobl DUENETT Co
London DRY Gin
( The liotto rt A Mr )
FqihouaS ASince 1770
5ir Poh4?r4 Burned &. CoTttpany
t12-t3' WT.1T STM 1TREP-T. NKWYORIC
I
g IN BUSINESS
Open Saturday Evenings Till 10 o'clock
R R R
RADWAY'9 RlADV R i.LI LP
NEURALGIA
llmlway's Bttdy Heliof is (he liest
ct i. nier Irrltanl known, and therefore the
best embrticttlon that can be uaed in
Neuralgia, Hub it OR the part af
fected, antl keep flannels soaked
illi it nn the scat of the pain until
ease is i Idaii.cil, which will usually
be in the CCUN0 of ten or tifteen
DUnutea.
Sold l y all Drunglsts.
RADW AY & C O., New York.
PIMLICO RESULTS.
PIHST HACK--Helling j three-ysar-olds
ami up. five and a half furlongs
Billy Vtnderveer, 111 ( MoTaggart ) , 2 to
1, 4 to .1 and 1 to 2, won. s isrwood,
113 (Alexi, Hi to 1, (1 to 1 and II to 1,
second; Hallnck, 103 (Shutting or), 10 to
1, 4 to 1 and 2 to 3, third. Time,
1.07 3-4 Kaelng Hello, Jennie Wells.
Sandy Flash, Blurnlara. Louise Welles,
Ethel I.eHnime and Cubon also ran.
aEc'oNU BACB. Maiden two-year-
olds: five furlongs Chryseis. 10a. Shut
tlrsger, 8 to 1. 3 to 1 and 7 to 6, won:
Uarth, Kid. Shilling li to t,, 7 to in and out.
second; Bella Nelson. 100, MoTaggart 7
to 1, 1 to 1 and 1 to 5, third. Time
1.01 1-6. Cliff Creek. Coining loORi West"
mnreland. Napier', JtnfO, 1hUj. Orphanry
alee ran
THTKD HACF7 Se'llng; four-year-olde
and upward! IWt miles. -Montgomery,
lis irthllllngi. 7 to P), .1 to 10
nnd out, won. Cheek. 107 (thUtttnger),
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Cf T.anaT-len, 110 (BeU), 1' to e, 1 to li
and out, third. Tine. 1.0184 Mark
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Jr. also ran.
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and upwsrdi two mil' s. Jim
my Lane, is.1 (Kermoath)i I ton i to 2
and out. won: Vllhalln, IH fNoe), 11 to
fj, S to 5 and out. second; Slnfran, Ml
iBmlth). 40 to 1, 10 to 1 and 3 to 1. third.
Time. S.ft'J 4-6 Pete (fell), also ran.
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and out. third. Time -1.12 1-5. Only
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