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F.NGLEWOOD GETS
A FIRMER GRIP
ON LEAGUE LEAD
Shuts Out Crescent A. C.
Easily in a Rather One?
sided Game.
BECKVERMUT IS A
POWER IN BOX
Comcrford Starts Well, but Fnds
Up Badly in Battle on Jer?
sey Diamond.
. rwn.*d ?trencther.rii it?! hold in
V .'iir League
- ng the Orescent I '
- at Enjrlewood yesterday bj ?
core of 4 to 9. It wa? a Rame ?hat
rf.ived th? Old rivalry between t--f
two to white heat at ft rat But 'he
Ter?eymer. ?non proved their ?upcr.
ority *o dorisirelp that what began as
a pitched bafle ende*d In ?omething
akin to a rout.
Masterly rt'reat probably would he
the present Style of termini* the de?
feat of the Cre?rert for?*es.
Too much praise for the Kngiewor?,,
v.ctory cannot b? ca?t on the small
but hardened shoulder? of Johnny
Beclrvermit. Johnny is like Pat's pig,
"weo but ould," and he can pitch ball
with the best He turned back the
?trongest of the Crorent batsmen
without effort, although he had t t
face the combined opposition ?f tho,
enemy and the umpire, Wilson, wnoj
had a decidedly off day.
Wilson's ?hortcoming?. however, did
not affect BlKkvarmit'l p'chingmurh,'
except to make him ute e'en more
care than ordinarily. The result wa?
that the Bay Ridge men could hardly
se? the bail, much ?ess h:* ;t. Johnnv.
let the Crescents down with four hits
?nd gave or.lv two base? on balls, nut
to make mention of eight strike-ovt '
victim?.
It wa? a greatly reorganized team
that went on the field for the Now
Moon club Randy Mnes, the old!
Princeton captain; McManus an I :
Lynch were the absentees. Pepper1
Palton moved into Sides'? place at
third. fimmy Re?d, who ha? been (
playing ball a? lone at Frank Bien, I
played shortstop and ('uyler HeHth.
another Princetonian, was at second,'
?hile Wilber. an old Knglewood ?tar,
wa? in right field. Pespite the,
change, fortune did not favor them.
Charley Comerford. the Kxeter lad j
who will try to make baseball history \
at Yale beginning this year, was a dis- '
appointment in view of the fine game '
he pitched against Knclewood last
month. He began bra\e!y enough by
funninr the fir?t three men to face
him. but ?oon found that the old adace
of well bf'cin i* half done ha? no ap
i'licat:on in hasehall, 'lis pood be- j
?inning wa? only the first ihapter of
hi? downfall.
Fnglewood accepted him for two inn?
ing? without interposing opposition of
any kind. Then in the third Eddie
Mc'?uire, who has recovered from the'
wound? he received in ?torminir th?
harbH wire defences of T'pper fcfont
clair a fortnight ago, got the first hit
That was just h note of warning, and
in the next frame the ?torm broke with
c cluster of three hits, which meant
two run?. With Comerford'? first line
?battered, Knglewood went right ahead
and pummelled him, although his
wildness and the poor fielding of the
team behind him had not a little to do
with his defeat.
All around it was a bad ?lav for the
(Id timer?. Hartmann, the veteran
Lnplewood capta:n, made two weird
t rror?. ana after the other, in the fifth
ianing, and Sammy Re>d, wno whs weak !
on ground balls, made one foozle that
gHve Englewood ? run in the tifth
frame.
('eor~e Knox hml his usual wran**le
with the umpire. Wilson alleged tha'
Knox had interfered with McCJuire at
thud base in the third inninc and
called MeGnire < at. George arjrued
and arg'ied. bat it didn'1 do a bit of
good. Knox hud sutii-fnction in his ;
next time up by slashing <>ut a double
to right that scored Lr.gl?wood's firs
run.
The score follows:
IN(ll.K\v.i"ii 1 C. CRESCENT A C
at. r h v?o h e at. r li i ? . ?
Ram??-.!!., fa Butler, e... ?1 01 I II
X la-? ? ?. DaltoB. ?? (01 1 001
111 :?0 R laeil. lb 4 0 1 4 :o
lUtl-i-an.Zr. 1 0 ! JUT w in?, r rf IM 0 00
Itliol-.!? lh ?11 ?II R.|* ?-...401 4 41
-Vd w?kv.if 4 on ici Ebellnt. cf 450 1 00,
re, If : 1 1 10? llrm?. If . fto . o :
1? la* ? ? ..,?) Jb . J 0 0 S 10 1
Me kir.l?. p 1 O0 - . ' < ? 0 I 0 I
1 arnrnt turn 10 1 0 0 0 j
Tota:* Sill ? ' fatal* Mo
? . ? m ... r?
,rfrr?1 ?lit
, -i i s e i i i a a ??*\
t t t ???????? j
??nan Sirri*,,
. . ?
a?, ?n I
- ? tai'
I - ? ?? ? . ' . ? ,
< . .
It? . ?....? .- , . I; ' - 1
MGNTCLAIK NINE BEATEN
One Run Suffire? to Win for Common?
wealth.
Commonwealth defeated the Mont
clair A. C. rune m a pitchers' battle at
r Montclair yesterday by a ?core
of 1 to 0
Kdilie Myers faced Baasweln, and in
every inntnc except thi* fourth held
Commonwealth ut his raercy. In that
frame Bist ister doubled i.nd Dillon'?
?ingle brought him in with the winning
run.
Bauswein was _ puzzle for Montclair
and wa? never in danger. The big Com?
monwealth pitcher stole three base?.
Tin sws:
-A IK A C
abrhsaae
? rf 4 0 I ! 0 (??... ?i .et, If 3 ? 1 t? (.
4 0 0 110. Illta. , c... (?1 (00
??41.. ? 1 0 tlO
I ilion ' ? . . .? 0 0 11 0 0
K : o ? i oo
* ?. - 0 0 1 I c
Mauat?, In.i. Jt> I ? 0 I 3 0
?*.:-??
mieten p J 0 0 0 3 0
Total?. > ratait Ml t
?*01t?00. 1
li I ??????<?'. ?1
I mr- hmttmtS J v??-.. , (?il la.
I 3 Tl?-** of ?,
li ?.r?
KENNEL GUIDE
MELOX ? MELOJt MARVELS
L
Thi Perfected Oog fiad
MA.Vl.'KACTt'RI i ? n>
It ?, ClaABJal ?t -iin?., ?jigland.
i - *n<l
?I to tVAHDta.N BKOI
??? St.. New
? v
Kl I 111 N il-AI.M I--'er- ?'tuna IU '|>
, . > ? ? l\
, ip ? .?i??rr i.*"?'? i-.i-.i r**jwlr*?j I *??>? fuk
1_
lOUIS" LIOHHAHOT? KlNNtlS 111! ft. .? t*
a?, i IKi ...i.-? .aiaituva
?afoot*!?. Whit? i*ll> I
a*:? a--, at ?iu.; ________ i
??*a?'?l4? Y ?.I.,h Ira S*?, *? i???, and puppt ?a ,
um? u? ?*-?-. mamosa? is* a. imu ?t? *
MOTOR BOATS AWAY
ON NOVEL CRUISE
Gardenia and Cero Are Rivals
for Wallace Trophy.
The (?arder?a, owned 1. Harrv An- '
derson. of tha Sew York Athletic Club,
and W B. Frost's ? ero. the vi inner of
tha No? York Athletic Club's power
boat race t? Block laland last June,
ttore :? ' ' Ib the
Best A .'.ion's
cruiser consistency race for the Wal?
lace trr ; ? ? ?
The start ?a? made off th?- Stam
pier at 3 p n- The
canta.*- elf choiee of ports of
the ? ??tern coarse
??.?rat, which ?rill taW. th.ni to Black
Bridgeport, Morris Com?. Port
?
N'ew Roehella and to a f.n'sh at Stam?
ford.
Each if the eontsatanu ;? required
to anchor off ?-ach of tho -reporting
tiona, lower tha dinghy and land nil of
hi? err?? and gue I ? ICI I 'hi- ?omen.
- and i? schedule to the reporting
official ,-.t thai rince, h duplicate of
which hsi beet, left with the judges at
the starting :
Fifteen minute? mus? be spent on
?I ore lv ;ore returning to the bout te
?.o the trip The beat ?peed ma io
between any two of Uli report I I
tions will h bssis hv the
?nr-.g the winner. The
. presented by J. H.
'.x 41 ace.
BROMO BEATEN
AGAIN AND BY
A SHORT HEAD
Continued from page 1
good account of herivlf over the Mary
Tucks. The filly looks as well a?
;he ever did in her life.
H. K. Knapp's Ksahsshis, which r?n
second in the Fatality of 1914, also
showed tha' she is coming to hand, a.
?o mar,?,- nsrei do in the fall. Sha 'vas
roundly beaten, it is true, hut fought
out s ? ih with Royal Martyr
for the place.
II c. Hallenbeck'i Honaamaid is not
herself. It is true she could not get to
'ho frort, whir- ?he likes to race, but
-he gave it up in the stretch com?
pletely after chasing Comely for five
furlongs.
As a rule Amain either win? or lose?
his races by a head Whenever h?
(?tar*r the promise of an exciting finish
usually i? confirmed. He lost by S
head yesterday, Paingerfield, which i?
??trong of heart if rather ?rrawnv of
build, fightii-g him o? as he closed
with the expected rush from far back.
Amalfi was counted a rea?onshly sure
winner, but it was not to be. Both he
and McCehey gave of their best, but
Iiaingeri-.eid was just a bit better at the
weight?.
?al Vanity ?poiled some well laid
plans by Roxy Angarola and his friends
who counted heavily on winning the
ln?t race with Mslfoa. Most everybody
seemed to have a wager on the Hast?
ing? fills, but second was her portion.
Bobby Burns was right.
It developed yepterday that at a
meeting of the Jockey Club on Thurs?
day Phil Musgrave, the onetime jockey,
was granted a trainer's license and
that 'he appl;cations of Carrol Schilling
and J. Wilson for licenses to ride again
wci-o d?
BRAVES HAND CUBS
A HARD DRUBBING
Huches Pitches Well and Re?
ceives Perfect Support.
Chicago. Sept. 11. Pitcher Hughes,
of the Braves, had an easy time, hold
ing the Chicago National? fafe to- j
day, while hi? teammates hit Pierce
vigorously and won by a score of 8
to 1.
BaTSJTDN 'N 1 > I '"in> 'A or? iN I. ?,
ihr h ? abr h po ae 1
:t. S3 1 13 10 OootJ, rf.... 4 01 I 0 0
K'-.ra. lb. 3 1 1 1 ' 0 Fisher a? 4 01
Fltxp'k rf 1 0 1 1 o ? ilte If ? ?. l t TJO
B.rf SI 2 1 00 Zlm'man.Sb 4 o 1 ft 10
Museo. If f. 0 1 2 ? I? r*ater lb... 41111 10
Bn Ith lb '? ! 1 '? : ' xx m nms.-f ? 10 I ?0
Ra-ati. a?. Il ? ? ? b 111 4 II
Moran, ? f 3 ? : " 0 areher, . . 3 II
i ,?.? .? r 4 1 I 7 0 0| Fierce p . I n ,-, n i ft
IhiFh.s. I 4 n 0 0 -.0' ?M. lam 1 0 P I P f> ;
| Humph es.p 1 00 0 2 0!
loo ? n
IKabel, p ... poo o 00
Total? MIMflTltBI Totalt? K 1
'UnHei for Klrroo In tl.? Ihlrd imi1.-i Baited
?... nuBphrlaa in ih? rigiitii li ?
1 4 0 0 ? I 0 0 1 ?
i a a a i a i i a?i
T?b !>nr hit? Ecart riiaujliai. ? Pu>Un ha*?>?
1 - - . i i,i -aao, i s. ri
tee !,ll* i:?rr?. 77. Fltpairlrk. Mr?r?ri. E?au.
lanrjbl? play? ?MlrotltenDai o McCartlaJ *.-. Saler
. 'o Halar. 1/f <.:. h??r?
Fia-'? oa '.alls Pirn-. 1;
/t ' Hit? .if? l'!?r c ? lluin
?hrlr. ?. Il ? Zabel. I in 1 Si-irk nul Hl ?? l
M .i : hriaa, ? i " pin ? BlsH ' *'?' 1? mi
?.
JERSEY CITY TWICE
BEATEN BY TORONTO
Verbout Gets Off to Poor Start
and leafs Get Bis; lead.
!?? T.lririrM to Th? Tribu:.?J
oronto, Ontario, Sept. 11. Toronto
won its second double header in two
?lays when it took the opening two
games of the series from Jersey City
to-div with the ?core? at IS to 1 and
1 to 0,
The Leaf? hid a real batfest in the
optnir.g HfTair. driving out eight runs
? o tirst inning off Verbosvs dtliv
ery ?iVilliam? had two homers and a
? ?n this jranie.
Herbert and Crutchcr staged a pitch
aro' t'little in the second contest. Her?
bert allowed only *-.?o hit.- and passed
four nun, while Crutcher gave five hits,
but fanned six. In the s-eventh inning
Toronto ?cored the winning run on
Williams'* double, a aacrihee and Gil?
> belt's single.
The ?core? follow:
FIRST iiAMl.
TORONTO 'I L ' IJKRSBT CITT .1 U)
. ???* ?i.rh-K'ir
W llllarna rf ? S 3 ;> f. P Plirtell s? i p 1 3 1 1
Ratl lb 11 1 II . - . 4 p.- j 3 p
in? il. Il)
i ?lllbart, cf. S13 11 g:?'ath?r, ,r. ?.
!f o 1 1 ? ;, . ?
I) l'ii rf ? 0 0 1 c ?
? K.????? r, i 3 1.0..'. Itannlni If 310 il?
. [i .,...
4111 't. 4 0 1 0 V 0
? Hall M .412
I lue. p ? ; i |
Total? 17 7 tal?. ,..?I|?H ,
? 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 a* IV
CItJ .. 0 0 9 0 1 0 P ?
H..m?, luni v-, ni;,,,,,
rwa-baaa hit?.mi en. I ir-i
oui ItwH-a K?iu??k
...ut Bl MTitur. ? , r;l.. il , ... . ?
baa* W?ret. Sa.-rir.,?. hit Katfa PnantS.
? greitot Lefl
Jemal ' 111 ?> I f.plrrr-H?n'iM.ii B?,| y.,.'.
r.an Time- '
-IK'M? i.A.M?
TiilIONTi. BJC?. , ITV
abrhpo?e ?Lrhp..??
j *?Vtirm?.rf il 1 1 0 1 Purtell. m ? - ? i
; .? f. ? i h
'
|
w ??-? : i ?
i a. if. i
I 1 If Brharrl . : p ? ? 1 .
Uni? "-. i V PO ? 1 S ?*i . P p 1 n
?
P ? ? 1 p ? a?I
Jrr?'? ?'.- P ? 0 n il 0 P ..
i?'. ???-. ut? Harn ? .? -.. .- ,
till i . i .?. ?...
. . Hai ,
? ? It-- -IH-.- . ? li.r
' - 1- .
Caaia?j?t?>-??M?a*aaa aiaU Uarriaoc. ?naaa-l .
NEW YORK TEAM
BOWS TO ELEVEN
FROM BERMUDA
Somerset Cricketers Strike
Real Gait After Peor
Beginning.
TROTT'S BOWLING
MARI) TO SOLVE
Goo?. Thrnui'ri Whole Innings,
Capturing the Wickets with
Clocklike Regularity.
The Somerset Cricket Club flevcn,
winner? of ?he Bermuda <'ur. ?truck
their retil gait j when they
encountered r picked New York eleven
in the secor.rj g; me of ?vcir ?our and
scored a well earned victor, i v I
margin of thirty-nine rant st Lenox
Oval. Th. New York team wai telecl
ed for the ocension by the Colombia i
Oval Cricket Club, winner of thi Van
Cortlandt League championship, and'
consisted oi members of that club,|
M well SS the Brooklyn, Mar,1
and Richmond County clubs. It could
easil) have been strengthened had no.
other piayors been engaged in league
fixture?, hut this .;dc ww regarded a
m good one nnd eapable of holding it?
own against the visitors.
After dismissing the Bermudian
?t.r 126, few New Yorkers had serious
misgivings a? to the result, but the
fine work of II. Trott, the Somerset
bowler, upset the calculations of all.
and the metropolitan players were a'l
put out for f?7. Trott bowled through?
out the whole Innings and captured
alternate wickett with clocklike regll
larity, finishing with a record of six
wickets at a cost of seventeen runt,
a wonderful performance for interna?
tional cricket. The mutch was decided
by his exceptional work, and at the
conclusion he was carried bodily off
the field by an enthusiastic admirers.
During New York's inning.? thetr
was atj incident which threatened to
become unpleasant, but it was. fortu?
nately, smoothed <?ver by the good tari
of Tucker, manager of the Bcrmu.:i
an?. J, N. Kscobal, high score f?>r
New York, was associated with L.
M:ller, when Knight sent down a1
speedy one, which apparently hra? r.s
cobal. As a matter of fact, the ball
ju.-t grnzed the wicket and, hit'ini:
the wicket-keeper's pads, bounded back
and knocked off a bale. An appeal was
made and not allowed by the umpire
at the bowler's end. Some one shout
ed "Out!" and Escohal stepped out;
of his crease, whereupon his wickr?
was put down and he was given out
by the other umpire. F^rohnl walke.! '
off the field, amid a storm of protest.
Th? ycore fallows:
Mjuii'ua
W Mi-men?. I Miller . I.
J Swan, h Brff?. .1
.. Phllpett or.%nn.lL b Brlf-r? II
Il T ??? Woollaril. ? ?rConn.ll . ?.
J r ? II* ? | IlrlH?. 24
.V Tt'.;. ?> I, Cornai-ho . ? ;
H Piar?, c o'Oni.ll. b Brl???. . 12
H Rurchall. r r?rl??v b OTriir-.ll . t
B Knl?til, c Miller, b OTonn.ll... 7!
H ILif b Ml'.i.-r . t
T M Rlc|,?r.l?r*n. no? mit . I
Titras . I"
Total.121
ntw TOBK
H Crmtrri'i. r W ""Vu. b H 1>?tt . 1
? ?. e r?i b S?an. i*
J N !.. ?Val, b I! lVott . ?il
L t nmi-h", e HI, liarl?i>n. b ?-??n . 0
I. MlllH h II Toi . 9
T N. oi ?.n.lV run r.?]? . ?
Il P-'-i? ',. H TV." . j
T TurrllB. b F i
il Merer? ? Kba-iiMaon. b T? "lY-flt. 11
l?rd, net oui . 2
t; SI,,?., b H. Trent . 0
Eltra?. 1?
Mil . -*
liewlin? nn??. 4 fer 42. O'OaniMll, Ibi
Mlili-r. . foi .'4. L (nm?cli*. 1 f..r 15. If Tr.*..
i tnt IT; Sn?n. 1 for H. rhllpolt. 1 fer SI.
Next Thursday and Friday, at Lenox
Oval, the Hermudians will piny arain^t
a combined team of New York, Phila?
delphia and Boston cricketers.
The True Art of Fancy Diving by a Woman
TWO VICTORIES
FOR ROY MORSE
National Furlong Cham?
pion Scores in Canadian
Games.
Toronto, Kept. 11. Roy Morse, of
New York, .was the star of the Cana?
dian rational athletic meet to-day, win?
ning the 100 and 1.00-yard sprints, the
former in 10 seconds flat and the lat?
ter in 21 1-5 seconds.
Abel Kiviat, of New York, won the
1,000-yard special, beating Ted Mere?
dith, of Philadelphia, and Jack Tre*si
der, the Canadian champion, in a close
finish. The time, 2:27 1-5, was slow, as
the runners loafed in the earlier stages.
George Moulding, world's champion
walker, made a new Canadian record
when he came home alone from scratch
in a two-mile handicap 1n 13:27 1-5.
Hannes Kolehmainen started at
scratch in a three-mile handicap, in
which he conceded all competitors from
30 seconds to 1 1-2 minutes. He wore
them all down except Pellow, the Cana?
dian marathoner, and Joyce, of Buffalo.
The Finn's time was 15:16 1-5.
The summaries follow
Two-mil? ?alk ilinn.'.icuj i Won t.v ?ieor?.
Gouldlng HcratcM. Toronto; l->e?miin.
OOd: Hill. Toronto, third. Tim?-.
l.l'.- If.
US-yard run Won hv Itr.v Mora.. New York,
H JdcOavln. Toronto. s-.en.!, j. k. !-?>. k
wnoai. Iniversltv of Pennsylvania, third.
11m.. C ".'1 1-.?..
1 (vm-vurd nin (opea)?Woa bv J?ek Tr*>?
?Ider. Toronto: Fhunk Kennv.re, New York.
t?mri<\ : Kuppentnann. Ruffalri. thlr.l. Time,
: 17 3 '?
Three-mile run ihandh aru Won tel J*m?*
Dellow, Toronto if?0 ?>-..nln It. D. Joyce.
Tliiffslo. ?econd; H*nne? Kolehmilnen. NOW
Torn, third. Tim? U 1?! 14,
Mfl ?ard dash tflnall Won bv Ro? M'.me.
Net? York llarrv McGovlB. Toronto. toeoMi
l t MeL.iui, Philadelphia, third. Tim*.
1:10
One-mile bieyeU ra" Won h? Han? Ohrt,
f-an rriin.-l*. o. Elmer Hundt iturfiio. art-ond;
Peteraoa Huffaio. third Tltae. !4i ?-*
lM?*..,.iid run .?r.e.-|?!i Won t.v Abel
Klvlat Ne? Yorh. .1 K Meredith. Phllad?l
rhl? second Jack Tresslder. Ton.nt... third
Time. : "7 1 :.
Nassau Country Club.
Major.B. H. Tobey won the eighteen
hole handican against par, finishing 2
down, at the Nassau Country Club yes?
terday. There were about forty start?
ers, of which the following returned
cards:
n | lataaf j mtmrn; Q 'i I?.mnr. I .loan.
II I I'm1' . il"? r?!ra-T Bla.**. 3 Ateto-, Henry
I t'ape. ? deim.
BELMONT PARK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11.
WK.niKK CUURi TRACK FAST
I riRr-1 RAIE -TT1K HRi;N"T?vnoi> flANPKAI*. ft* mar-, '.I all ?ge? <.PP alde.|; ?alu. '" winnrr
I ' ?li and a t.aN furl iig?. again lour.?-. At p??s'. liir?-?? minute?. n?T at i 4? fiart poor
tVl ea-aiif. p1?-f aaaaa Time. 1 ISSaj Winner, bl * I, 1? Ii:.?iulji- l'rfi) Ma: im ('
jtatea liu'kr Tra?ne? U ? Beaawi _
|--?? B.-Ilng ?
Ptr M .'i. , J.^krr. ??p... Higl.
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Miss Josephine Barjlett, of the National Women's Lifesavins; League,
makltir, a swallow dive (on top), a hack dive and standing in position for
one and a half back somersault.
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Langer Picked as Best
All-Around Swimmer
Showing in Exposition Water
Carnival Entitles Him to
Crown?Cavill to Coach
Olympic Club Men.
By L de R. Handley.
Berry MeGillivray, of the Illinois
Athletic Club, of Chicairo, has been se?
lected hy cri*ic? of the Middle West as
America's greatest s'vimm?r of the
present day, anil from the choice ?
lively controversy has arisen.
McGillivray evidently is not ranked
?o highly out of his own district as in
it. There are experts and would-be
experts who variously claim supr-tma y
for hir. teammate, Harry "leb
r.er; Bud Goodwin and Herbert Voll?
mer, of the New York Athletic Cluh;
Duke Kalianumoku, of Honolulu, and
Ludy Langer, of the Los Angeles Ath- |
letic Club. We are asked to express an ,
opinion. It is given unhesitatingly jn
favor of Langer.
All-around ability is the only mea :*. |
of comparison between swimmers not ,
epecialir'.injr.at the ?.ame Jistnnces. The ?
man able to trio the majority of race? '
in a test includin;: all the reuulation
event? .'.0, 100, 2*0, -110 and MO yards.
I one mile and ten miles would seem
I entitled to the crown.
At the exposition water carnival last
! July Langer defeated all rivals in rec?
ord time at the quarter, half and mile.
lit ha.? since proved ubtl11\ to cover
i longer distances fa-ter than any Anieri
! can, with the possible exception of
Goodwin. On actual performances,
therefore, he mav be conceded four of
! the seven events against the others and
I >i.? against Goodwin. The conclusion is
' obvious.
-
Fred Cavill, a member of the fumo i.
family of Australian swimmers v.'hi h
has produced half a dozen world cham
1 pions, has been retained to coach the
team of the Olympic Club, of San
Franci?co. This will give him the
handling of Langer, Canna, Sn.au,
Smith, romeroy, Reslenrs snd several
other l'art?ic Coast stsr?.
Hut of the unfortunate Nantasket-to
Provincctown Marathon swim, over
which Bo?ton watermen are .-till hav?
ing warm sreuments, has come a chal?
lenge from Charles Tuih to Henry S ?1
livan.
Toth and those who accompanied him.
including (?us Wise, president of the
I. Street Club, s??rm very skeptical of
the performance credited t# Sullivan,
and claim that he should bv ?rilling to
meet any rival in order to prove 'aid
?uperiority.
There are no stnnc? on Toth's chal?
lenge, horn-ever He ha? sent an open
! letter to the newspaper? stating that
he would ?ladly '.ompete against Sulli?
van ;.t any di?tance and wherever the
latter pleases, provided it is in salt
: water.
The New York Athletic Club will
hold its last water carnival of the out?
door ?eason on n*xt Saturday at Trav?
ers Island. The programme is made up
I of swimming and diving contests and
practically every waterman of note in
the district will take part.
The annual five-mile Marathon * I :.i
for women, to be decided over the usual
Rockaway Point-Bi ighton Be * h
course, is attracting a good d*al >f
attention.
Local mermaid? have improved so much
?ince last year, ami ?o many new stars
have been developed, that even the best
?informed authorities are guessing at
the outcome. Mi--- Martha Hagstadt,
of the National Women's Lifesaving
League, winner of the event in 1911,
will b? on hand to defend her laurel*,
but it may be doubted if she can defeat
.?ome of the girls who will oppose her.t
Her teammates, the Misses Lucy Free-'
I man, Dors Hyatt, Helen Peitler, Edn?
I Cole, Elsie Sultan, Cia?re Gallisran ard
1 Ritn Greenfield, are one and all dan
! gerous rivals. An exceptionally large
I field is promised.
The Princeton University Lifesaving
Club is making efforts to introduce
rescue mees as a feature of all college
?swimming meets, and the plan is to be
heartily commended. Such contests not
only encourage students to take up the
study and practice of lifesaving meth?
ods, hut they also prove novel, interest?
ing and instructive to spectators.
The new swimming code just drafted
by the aquatic committee of the Na?
tional i'ollegiate Athletic Association
contains an admirably devised rule to
avoid fouls in dual meets. It pre?
scribes the division of the pool into
two lanes by stretching a rope length?
wise through the middle, and the start?
ing of the representative? of opposing
teams in separate lanes. A simple ex?
pedient, yet warranted to completely
do a?.ay with the protests and discus?
sions so often chronicle?l in the past.
Hereafter, with the rival candidates
on either side of the barrier, crooked
swimming can only work against the1
offender, or a teammate, as it should.
Billy William?, the Olympic Club
fancy ?liver, who won the exposition
championship event in San Francisco
last July, has taken reside-nce in Los
Angeles and obtained his release from
the Winged () organization, that he
BSay compote in future for the Los An?
geles Athletic: Association.
The refusal of Herbert Vollmer, of
the New York Athletic Club, to start
in the metropolitan five-mile title race,
which has been commented upon, wa?
based on common sense. Apart from
the fact that he has never done any
' rea! long distance swimming, he was in
no cond.tion to undergo so hard a test.
.This he showed clearly in the one-mile
contest at Steeplechase Park. Both his
tune and the overwhelming defeat ad?
ministered to him by Wheatley pro?
claimed him ?tale.
Entries for Monday
on Belmont Track
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Hurtie. \\i IforMi U't.
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SIXTH RACK s-llin? for tl.r??*-y-"?r-oi .1?
end apwatfd. n.- mile.
A-tat. . ll*|.*?on? of Valley.I?7
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Atlanta, '?; MeMfa. i
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Chatt-umna, 3. MempMa 0
Ulrnilr?hain. '.. Ne? iVI'an? *
Ulrminfffvnt. '-'. New urtean?. 2.
UMe 'Kock. 4. aS?.hvlll?. *?
L?DERUS T?D
WITH DOYLE IN
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Both Are Hitting at .322,
with Snyder Runner
Up at .314. .
ONLY NINE PLAYERS
IN SELECT CIRCLE
Snod^rass Has Shown Little Im?
provement in New Uniform?
Jack Murray Going Well.
Frofl Ludsras, of the Ph.?lie?, an*.
I.arrv Doyle, <f the C'iant?. are tim?
thi.? week for the htv-.or of being the
Lest lifitter in the National League.
Each has r.n average of .322. The Na?
tional Lcsgraa ha? only nine Mt hit
er?, while the Ami .-?can League ha?
twelve.
Snvder. the St. Loui? catcher, i? ?
third in trvr iMgttS, with Jl?i Jake
Dauhcrt, of Brooklyn, in the !a?t week
let hi? averasre fall from .313 to 306.
Fre?J Merkt* i? now battitag 301 and
I.'avev Robertson'? average'is .23*.
Fred Snodgra.*-?. released to Boston
by the Giants. ;.? batting .206. while
Red Murray has pulled hi? average up
to .265.
The St. Loui? Cardinals are leading ]
in i-lub batting, with Cincinnati second, j
Brooklyn i? third, while Boston i? last
Cravath, of Philadelphia, ia the lead?
ing slugger and the beet run getter.
The following figures arc compiled
from official .-?cores a? published in the
different cities of this league by the
Moreland News Bureau, and include
record? of all players who have played
in fifteen or more game?, including
Thursday, September y, 1911:
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lllri.-lirtun, Plt'.hurgh 13'.
I'aultfrl. Bl-oo?lTti 11
Wendell, N,-? York. . II
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Sebaita, i hi'ago . 31
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i-'tlrt Chicago .11?
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Dunwoodie Country Club.
Member? of the Dunwoodie Country
Club took p?ti m the usual red card
competition, in addition to the fir?t
rtr?t round of match play, for the Sep?
tember Cup in two claras?. In Cla?? A
of the red carj, IT, W. Harria, with 7?
7 72, led hi? set, while M. A. Simp?
son topped the list in Claaa B with
98 28 70. The ?ummary of match
play follow?:
??la?. A H Coiller heat M Q MOouahl h?
,lef?...- A 11 Harri? i?-at v\ T Gray. .? up an.l
? ?,i ?la?. F. I'. .1 llama -eat F. I7> ?>llu. 3 up
an i 2 la play. Hai l'?r.|e t?-al A X. ?al..?k ',
up an?4 3 to play. I*. K. Alken beat J ?.' Hunt
.an. In ? I. fault. .- K.I? .t- Ixal I'ullun Coltlil?.
2 nu. W W llalH.wl. ?>*al V? K ?al.lwell. by U?
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?n.I 4 !?? play: U?t?r Ku??ell b*at T K Ke??fi.
I up 119 hoir?,'. 4' Il fUei.g?! beat '????i Da.ta.
'. up an.I 3 to play. M A Hlmpaa.n l>eat J M.
Nalr. 7 up an.) ?t m pla,,. |i Mi-Aipln Iwat J c
lp.?lefru?.-, 4 up ?h.l .1 t? pi?), N p Oian.Per
Ixal I* H. G.1-1? 1?. ?, up an.I 4 t.. ula> W i
Phllllpa "-aal J H William. ? up an.l 7 lo pi?,.
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?lay '
COBB SLIPPING^
FAR AWAY FROH
THE .4M MAR,
Tyrus, However, Leads
American League Batters
by Wide /Margin.
YANKEES AT TOP
IN FIELDING END
Tigers Show Way in Team Stick,
work, with Boston and
Chicago Trailing.
Ty <"obh ?till leads the A-*it-i--?>
Leaffue in battinc. but he i? ?li*???,,
back from the .400 mark, whie? i.
covet?. H:s average now it .37j_ a?
int* a loss of four poir.t? in thi *?*?
W Davis, of the Athletic?, prov?? q?
some pitcher? really cm hit. jT
Ruth, Re! Sox pitcher. i< third it
list
Joe Jackson, who w?? reccntlr ma
by the Indians to ?he Whit? Sox '? Zm
battin-* .lib, tied with Tri? Spetk*-,
who ?!:ppcH back s:x point? l?n etei
Sam Crawford, of Detroit, !o*t ?\m?
oint? in the wer'-;. Friti Ma;-,?, ?w,
?el, ?>,
eadinr h::ter of the Yankee?, f?|? kaai
from .300 to .29<5. Paddy Baumtn m\,
i? getting his batting eye into fia? trii
now. has a mark o' . ',
The Yankees lead th? America-,
Lengue in riddir.--, with Boiton ?-*,
Chicago close behind. <"obb ha? it?'fl
eighty ba?e?. whi'.c Manel'i m?rt it
forty-nir.e. Msiscl is the only Yuktt
ainonir the ten leading run-|?tt?rt.
In club batting Pe'rc;? Botton m?1
Chicago are first, ?econd und tkiri
The following figure? ?r? compilt-i
from official ?core?, a? published it ta?
different citie? in thi? league ty t?t
Mo-yland News Hureau. and iad??
records of all players who hare pUj*?<
in fifteen or more games incites)?
Thur?day, Septembers. I91l|
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