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BASEBALL WAR
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But 0 ? >ne again, abovt even lona booten-,
taken buck-era who fore up a line
The old oaken Sttdbsrs,
ike. iron-bound f,ucfc#rs,
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Who tore -up a lino.
l'aie bas lier r.ands tied. But ...?id ar:d Princeton graduates and
undergraduates believe ,v.a' La ?.ore. who was isked to play upon a team by
a nun mainly responi hie for bis ? i nol lesereing of ratastatasssatl
There sri and Jostles .?re abare all techni?
calities. This Le Is OBS O? -K','.ir,g only for Harvard and
?? - i || done.
Old-Fatahionecl Days
' Risj bet in .71 an y ways I like the old days
Kirno was decided by the seore. A
?t by an error or n ! a snd wai n by a hit or a fine play.
Hut now this has all ; rams played II d eidsd by the "break?."
S "'"..?? ' Skill, training, speed, cour?
age, power used out by fat?- und the ex?
perts and the playera I Lees than nol rig VETERAN.
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, larvard vs. Princeton.
?Y? . a non-eon itaat, "*i-at Princeton Ii
itoing to beat Harvard."
W" have never iSsness along this line. On
t over other years in the
? II irrerd should rule slight favor?
ite. Not from what 1 ? '"? ?hat s likely to happen In the
coarse of li.-. nee. Hervarl, ' y the dates of the Princeton
snd Tals tfHrr.es, R , ., fran what she his been.
Thl material ther? lb; N first class. And
esa be dep? i I i rest.
Harrard, however, will meet 'earn than she "spects
ted In elementary play and
one that will have a i. ? ? Pi ? ??? I SB eleven of a
quick to profit by mistakes
as Cornell was. i - will be making these mis?
takes In her ' r that 1 an will fall heir to another such
"Mathewson a fair trap ' ? rao I that Matty Isa"!
I.; |t Is | ***** ,u 1*1 the ^HnK of thl?
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?e the Tal?es la-day far prafessioaslissa. It
; a pul and during a hard
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ne th' I '" p,ii ?ithout recom
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of an amateur than Hurry
re *
Dundee Now Baser for
Bout with Freddie Welsh
Admits He Won. hat Pays a
Tribate to the Prowess of
Ritchie?Expects to Coat
Champion.
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MRS. BARLOW
SETS RECORD ON
LAKEWOOD LINKS
Leads Field In Qualifying
Round of Women's
Golf Tourney.
Mr?. Rol lid S
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WOfltOB '. n ?cor?
TMs sise -
record for the I r:k?.
Tho near?-?' Bereofl to her vr?? Mr?
H. I.e. v.? BtOCktOB, of Plalnfleld, medul
winner laat fOBf with Bfl M, bal
yi?r taking ' " :'or the roun !
aere the or'> women ab?, to g?t less
than a hu? Ired
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The ?cor?? follow:
Following Is the draw: Mr? H.r'.o-.v
v?. Mrs. Irving, Mr? Potts re, Mr?.
Bwrenee, M'?.? Randall ????. Illas O.
Pickhur?l?, and Mr?. Fra.er v?. Mrs.
Stockton.
After the medal play an approarhi?g
and p-it'.ing conte?'. wa? ru: r
lirat hole, ai i the pi le I to M ? <
Bfadelaide I. Randall, of F ,-. 1! -
? ! a fir.? ft. All thr.-u of His?
Randall'? approache? wer? well 01
Lrret-n, and OBS WBS ?
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Mr?. Barlew, uith a 0
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Sophomores Win Track
Meet at City College
After tho keenest kil -
?day '.he Cil
captured the ar?r.UHl
i. he'd in the ? ? '? ! '
With :? total of I I. Not until
the last event, I
?vas the meet deeded.
M arston Plays an Extra
Round for Golf Medal
Beats Lewis After Pair Lea<
Field in First Day of Coan
try Club's Toarney at
Atlantic City.
:n, T. -.-.; ? '. T- ? Tr" BM '.
It require?
teen-hole roaad sfan
liai the Neu Jeree]
. ' .<-"!, co'ji?
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:??;.-. Tho pair ha
a ??* scores of 7.
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? ?ri that th.- c'.ul
bas 1 with In year?. Ou
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wem ta from the I rat te?
I f playera fi
?re on hand an
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testante
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in inkling of wha1
.i l.y Roins
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that, he w.'nt ov?i
a\*iew and mad? a 76 ?her?. Ir
hi? i . Lewis to-day, Mar!?or
i hava won on the horn? green
where he silssed a put*, of 1??? than
a ;. pi*-! for a 74. Th? ball want In th?
cup and carro out again. It w?. *
putt much the ?am? In lena;*h that he
? -?? 1 in his snatch with llobart Gard
:. the. national championship at
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il d 2 at the next,
they left the eiK-h
ii i el rake to th?
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? -, Anlihed a ? *. a par 4.
sa ntic City fa
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M H JoBOe, a rrnm
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the draw tho men will
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er vs. M eg v?.
Maxwell, Eadl?
Randolph, jr.. va. i'ar
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ERASMUS HALL WI.NS
AT CROSS-COUNTRY
?ets Team Honors, but Commer?
cial Takes Individual Cup.
Erasmus Hall High School defea'e |
the Commercial High School Yross
country team by a single point In a
, dual run over th? Prospict Park SSBSBS
of three miles, in Hrook'.yn, yeiterda>,
winning by a scor? of 2? to It, The
bays fought hard for the (?Kin honors
from the stsrt, with the Hurt* and Nlua
a'hletes rurrmg together better as a
team over the Stiff course. Poly Prep
failed to appear as scheduled to mn? I
it a triangular event. Forty-five run
ners, with ErasSSBI Hall represente,! by
?wen*. | ?-ted.
The ti^-ht for mil.vidual honors eras
bitterly coatested from the start, witii
John Van Helft, of ( ommerc.ul, lea,ling
home the Urgt? pack by ten yards.
William Wicke, m Eraesias ? .
ted I s Vaa Delft, over th"
last stretch BTSr the giu*
latter ! ad something in rt'nerve, and
sprinted away.
The samniary follows:
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The Store for Men
Separate Service. Separate Stocks. Separate Building, Broadway at Ninth.
1861 ? 1915.
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John V/anamaVer l.e^nrT
Klling clothing in IM1.
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54 years of expei en I
...
Of PROGRESS
Wmler Suits
We con-, ilted twenty of
America*! most entern:
of men'i
looking ?it the sampli
cloth they assembled?an?!
more besides; talked with
men of gi I tant? in dress?
business men. pn
men. your
h ? ! oui w .'.?'?
rur own I, the
way it seemed
? ? :
made.
Any man can he fitted.
Any taste can he suited.
Any pri ? met.
$17.50 to $40 the suit.
i >.'?'. ,
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Meaning of
R E I) L E A P
An article of merch.ind.ise
made abroad, selected by us
from a'! others of iti kin I ss
distinctive, and I da
e at its price.
SOX, for example:
Black i i-'tton. natttl d
cashmere, ???? lth id
-:. r. \.y it! e I
...-?.cd.
-, $1 psir.
Part of a 'ar^e shipment of
REDLEAF Sox '.ist re?
ceived from London.
!? ,- -i sets - ?? ? i
Barbei
/'?
How Long Are
Your Arms?
rv I ?ngth of a shin sleeve
is a very important matter.
[{ ly s shirt here?any
: the 30.000 at $1
? id the sleeves are
.. ht, we 11 make
it.
I . .". ? Sria ItuP. -, Ig
! LNI V;[:TT.vC?ia
* ' I l. L Y W
?a . '. 4- w
. ..ta,
????p. i?'s a ithiat
?rade by Lincoln?
? -.- ury li'.t little from
? " on. Their style
een accepted as correct
erationsof men of dis- ,
she ' ta-ite in dress.
They express a conservatism !
takes note of the |
es in matters sartorial
which come naturally with
the years, but their makers
radical innovations.
The Lincoln Bennett st.in
dard is good taste; not nov
elty.
Their first shipment of the
winter styles lias just ar?
rived.
12 sty'e? Derby Hats at $3.50
14 stylet Dert-v Hats at $5.
4 styles Soft Hats at $3 50.
Here only, in New York.
?
8 ? r .*??*? B ? I
STYLE 148
A mi -:hty pood shot; tin Kus
?-??? i ilfikln; invisible lace cye
\r ? >? i,-. note the k00'!
16.
; 4 ? a I- ". S.I.
The B r? Lire '? rri.-ir? '.|7 -, in
I ta;, tr,<7 tktttSt, thr lilt n\rt
th,"i l.rinij him.
? * ?
?Motor Robes
Special
72 and 8? inches
$7.7 5 each.
Rendered water-proof by
an interlining of rubber.
Boucl? cloth in green,
brown and blue imported
mohair plush backed by rein?
deer cloth ; an?l boucl? cloth
backed by beaver cloth.
a ? *
Topcoats, fur overeo its,
leather waistcoats, g'.oves,
sweaters, jackets? caps.
Good selections.
Intelligent personal ser?
vice.
T. M ' - S I
4 . n - r Sf? BtallStaa
a a a
Q-O-L-F
SERVICE.
Any customer purchasing
clubs may ask and receive
the advice of one of our eight
golf instructors.
SPECIAL
Fine green and blue sports
coats at $10.50.
NOTE. ? Every Simpson
brassic in stock is perfectly
balanced These clubs are
in all weights, have the me?
dium lie of a brassic and the
scooped shaped sole of a
spoon.
Ils -r? N.a? I . . ..
JOHN W ANA MAKE R

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