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Nothing Succeeds Like a Safe Hit or
Two-That f? irk the Realm of Baseball
Bonnie Laddie Sets
Seal on His Jumping
Wins Rich 'Chase .it Pip
in? Rock ?is the Racing
Season Ends.
CHERR\ iMALLOl it
FOLLOWS HIM HOME
Bin Dodlej upturn the Oraifgc
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WOMEN PLAY UP TO
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Washbuni Win*. Singles litic ol
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cap for men of
Th? trophy was won by Dr.
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STATEN ISLAND
GOLF CHAMPION
Wins Title for Fifth Time,
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Marry Dl Smith H ins Two Prlre? It
Class A Division.
A thirty-six hole medal play handi
r,.p in two rla?ses was held yesterda'
on the link? of the Country Club o
Glos Rldge. Harry D. Smith, witl
182 !? ISO, won both net and gros
score prize?? in Class A, and Perc;
Wilson, witn 188 3* -ir>0, did th?
6ame in the lecond diviiior..
The pri/.e for th?' best cross score it
any roun.l was also gathered in b;
Smith, with an 80, in th? afternoon.
'1 hat lection of '1 ? elab which hai
formed Itself into tue Watchung BOtOtli
... eoi orapetition fester
snd .lames ( span led, with a enn
The scores follow:
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Fads Johnson Shows Way
at Montclair Golf Club
Bweepatake? both morninp; and after
elected store eeaipetltiei
in three cli I pleats to di
for tl "f the Montclair (loi
i lah jreeterday. Eada Johasea not onlj
?; the naoraiag tahas, Claai
?\. bur siso in the lelecl id ?cor? event
K. B. Cantnehael d;d the itua? ir
I' Othei winners were II. A
Horafoch, .1 B, Kreraer, J. \V. Allen am
.1. j. Mangaa,
Th? woman'? rutting competition wai
won liy Mrs. F. E. l'onohoe, with Mit
W. T. Cross r-econd.
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aajdsley Club.
Although there were more than, two
hundred member! of the Ardsley Club
out for golf ye-ter.i.iy. few took par'
in the ?pecial I sad cap. M. P. w ?
led ' Isbi A aith ?*'? 11 :t and F I
Willay the second division, with
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Gibson Negotiating with
Willard for a Bout
Manager Not Likely to Put
Up Purse Asked by Cham?
pion or Get an Oppo?
nent Worth While.
Rilly Gibson,recently appointed man?
ager of the Show (""nrporation, which
will promote boxing contests in Madi?
son Square (lar.If;-.. || negotiating with
Teee Willard in the endeavor to nr-.
range a match between the champion
r.nd the wlaner of the Krank Moran
.lini (offey bout, on October 19. Signs
?if activity in ?he RTillard camp of late
would tend to indicate that he I? about
ready to lay aside the reata and chapa
?i. don ''??* ..loves and felt-aoled ihoea,
and forsake the saddle for th. boxinj.
arena. Bal Hilly will doubtless do a
lot of thinking before he hangs up any
panes of |90,000 for any boxer in the
world.
It ha = been said ?ime and attain that
Willard'a terme f".- -any match -tre
|30,000, win, lose or draw. It is the
opinion of many that no heavyweight
in the world is big eaOBgh to give him
' an interesting eoBtest, and to match
hi ti at any such exorbitant fee would
be to invite tinanclal di-aster. It has
i been the history of boxine in this eity
j that the higher the price the more pun?
gent the odor attend:??'*.
Intcrcv groara In the Coffey-Moren
' battle, and it is fair to assume that
'. one of the largest crowd- that ever sa'Ar
a bout in Mad:, on Square Carden will
he in attendance on next Taeod.y
night. Moran II a favorite with thos.?
who do not allow sentiment to saray
tluir judgment, hut when (.offey enters
th? ring he ?ill probably be on the
long end af the money. The Irishm?..
foc in Coffey ,--- future champion, and
no end of logic at-..I argument can make
them change their viewpoint.
Moran i> s seaseaed reteraa nn-l
will enter the ring firm in the coniMenc-.
inspired by laecessfal campaigns
agaiii't some of the best men' in 'he
ring. He Is a ,:ame, hard hitting
boxer, and is fairly clever to noo*-.
( o'1.".-. irith everything in his favor,
is baadieapped by ? glass Jaw. Ha
simply cannot assimilate n wallop >n
the chin, and twice he tottered on tho
verge of defeat in h'-? most recenr
bouts here. Against AI Reich he was
on* on hit fee*, bal Al lacked the nervo
to sail in and finish the job. Wifi ,
Flynn ho was in bad. but the old fire?
man lacked the ?kill.
?Tohnnv Pundeo and .Too T.ivcrs, who
boxed a alaahing boat tu Kbh. ts r-."!d
a eeaple of moaths ?go. ?rill have it I
rut in the rintr BOOB again. Thee were
match*, to In? ?,-n roumis in Milwau?
kee on October 26,
And it mav come to pass that Dundee
and Ritchie will settle their little ar?
gument, ?ifter all Tom Andr?-ws bal
offered the box.r? TO per cent of the
erosg receipts for a ten-round battle in
Milwaukee.
Pi ter M?her was i great lighter, bet
he was a poor business man. They
'""? of th< ? ime , ? lr:sh eham
i '-.ich ha* lived long after he him?
i ?elf is onlv a faded memory, A crafty
promoter off. re,] Peter a match, an?! i
mentioned in an offhand way: "Your |
end will be 30 per cent of the gross re- ?
Ceiptl Your opponent will get .'{,?. perl
? . the bcI
"I'll not foight"* peered Potar. "You i
can't ehate me it's in per eiat of the1
, t it or northin" I'll be tnkin'."
Hi? demaadl were cheerfullv
mated
Areola Country Club.
i John W. Grifga, former Governor of |
?aw Jersey, I sd aritb Archie (iraham
for Brst prize in the e:ghteen-hole ?
medal play handicap yesterday at the
areola Country ( ?ul>. Their respective
?COrOS wen- SB 11 74 and 71 "? 74.
The competition was a special handicap
?0I lolunihus Pay.
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Nassau Country Club.
Piadlaj S Pung?a?, former national
champion, won th?. Presides..* Cap
yaaterdai at the Nassau Coaatry
flub. He had scon? af -I and ..'. for
a IM ?otal for thirty-, ix holes of I
i medal play ?cratch Th-re alio was a
holiday handicap, which waa won by
C. E. Robertson, with a card of PO
12 77.
The handicap scores follow:
Qros- Fl'-?p N?t.
c. r. BWbartssa. ?i U 7*
ft n Deaa . >*3 15 :s
Ju.?--: Uniii . H i: r.
II?-.. Cap? . "9 11 ;.
T J Rrai. 98 is *?
. il Vf..-* 17 ??
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POWER YACHTS OUT
FOR AUTUMN RACE
The Rudder \ inlshcs First, but
the Grace Irene fiets Prize.
Although the raring S? faehtS gen-1
srally Is considered a simmer sport,.
?he Taaiaejea raeht Club of Bheepa
head Hay sent thlrtOBB power boa's
over nn ocean COB TOO ye?terday for
cups offered by Captain Ar'r.ir '?'
ill?.tor. and If?nr .- Hagger'y The
Mane was from the s'ar?'ng line I '
Manhn'?nn Reach te the Icetiaad
Light, therice ?o AmBltM. 'hannel
Light, then?-, to Buoy Ko. 2 In Am-'
brass Chaaael, and th? - fin-'
ishing Hag off Maahattea Hear...
Th? Redder, the property si F. Syl?
vester, was the - arrosa th .
finish line. The lit?':? beat r
H ,? eoarae >n I hi ra Bad Id miaati *
The winaer, however, vas Grace rrene,
which belongs to C_1
farad ':rs*- fr..'"- Ir," era*"* I
on correcte.) time, on eorrec?ed time
Panna S. took second piar. '7
the thirteea starters Balahed.
The summary followai
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at Laurel Track
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LAUREL TRAfl
Beats Smart Field k
Sprinters in Columbia
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in aelling* rare?. After Dsddr*i g2
had won for Emll Hen hi ?uj ?_._
from *? ? A C. f?aj?
but retain? ! srith a proteetlDg ha
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