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The Giants Led in One Thing, Thanks to the Bat of Laughing Larry Doyle
DEAD HEAT IN
ROAD RACE OF
PENNANT CLUB
ffickey and Rostang Share
Honors in Practice Run
at Van Cortlandt Park.
BRONX CHURCH HOUSE
SQUAD SHOWS WELL
Heydet Sho\^ Way to Field of
Thirty In F?lir ani? a Quarter
Mile Olc'H' ? \. C. Fixture.
^ f?(\? ,.- i.ree runr.. ?
ovfr il? ? irter? mile
^u-r of " ? ' Athletic Club. ,:.
Xbe Iraea, ration
for '?'??? ' indny
\ Church i.
mmpM, I ? in the sennr
?jlU : on championship
next I ? ? a'"'
finish- i
being B I ? ? r the finish
lio?.
Ion '? : the IJronx Church
Hou?? ??juad. and Artnur Koutung;, of
the Hoiy fam I] L>ct-um, of ???tree*
(;.'.)?, ran a uead heal for first honors,
both were timad il lrf.40, which clipped
?jur* than II ?eeonda troin the I
he?t tint o > jra? John Phil?
Up?, another I hard? House runn?r, wa?
aaietaad?! for tl ? load for thr?o miles,
thm il !?? Ua finished third,
10 jar . but more thai
Milla frontol Hern 1'arkinson, from
th? Ira
?jtt oir ? ome, ?lack Brun?
set., it ?
n/u?. ?
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House. 1er.
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Thirty-one rni petad In the
Harler. "r th?
four i f the
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with a total o!
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of
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Bslpii . ? . two club
tt?'.-. wer? uecond and third, re
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Newark runners finished well in
fror*. .:.
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b*at M .
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Nu'ity, s runners of St Bene?
dict'? Pre; , 1 the
r.ext two t. ?I
ter cours? record . while
Lyncr, si -0 wer? a
th? o?d ?
The ? . ? ? own
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A .klyn. The
JWo ?tl ? oat for th?
J"1"1 tl ? -. .. ?? tiie Bniah.
?'*? ? - Hrooklyn run
}**? *?' " ? hoa he paffed I.
Thor.v a ? Keystone Athletic
cl"o. - I from th? finish.
Th? ? ? ,0WBI
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V??-Arr.e, rhr, A
a!?*'? th? fast pae? ??
J?'- ? ?rent, over the thr?.
J,v . ;? th? line
r_T _' rr'*t*?? ? f-w :. h
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?no? on practice runa
B?i * " : K
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? witl Hai : ??? Kol?hmain?n
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HcDonald Biati Small Field.
? ?mall
??....' '.on over hn
? Si a
?t*. ?' ?f W:M
Serr* V" '"' h * ?o??"* raes?
?*?_r.V r,*fotr??k? a clubmato. w??.
io__;_._-h " 4*eob'' fro? th? Cl-'k
*_l Ata,?tie ^?oclation, third.
?VKI'TTin.?', K'lM
Bowling
pj,':'-? ?'i r*rmi io Suit
-"** BY cX?'r.HI MKCHANICS.
**? S?, ???.* U??*r. >?? Vo?*.
Boxing Bouts
of the Week
MONDAY.
Aftn-nnon, Br??(l?>a, Sporting Cl.ib. Brookl,??
Kid All?? and K. 0. MrCiuilry, Young AI
Kai? and Frankl? M?h?n.
Eirenlng. Cltrn-ort A. C. Cl.rmont Ring.
Brooklyn?Johnny Dunrtie and Phil Dloorr;
V??f?rbllt A. C. Broiilyn, all ?tar ccl??-?d
?now.
TUESDAY.
AT?-' is flBortlro Club Sul/fr'? M?rl.m Rl??r
Pirk?841? Langt?d and 9?m M?V?y.
? ? -. A, C.?All-ilar ?hcrw.
Ou?-??boro A. C?Jo? Mounry and Young jo?
B?rnit?ln.
Brottfw? Bportlng Club. Brooklyn?Chirlty
Wtlnert ano Bandy F?rgu?n.
wi BMCSOAV.
N?w Pol? A. 0.?JIti?) Co"l?y and Iddl?
tilfor-J.
THURSDAY.
Aftirnoon. Broadway Bportlng Club, Brvsaklyn?
i Dund?? and W?'??r Mo?ir.
Evening. Ciif-nont A. C, Brooklyn?Wild Burl
Ktnn, and OatTlirg L??lnik/. Frank Magna-,
and 11 n Btawnrt.
Vandrrbllt A. C?Jl-nmy Murray and Battling
Lahn.
FRIDAY.
Harl.m Sporting t,.,.;.? !.Tiling Lavlniky and
Porky Fl.nn, Tom Co.lr find Tom McCartry,
Frank Hag??, gal Lan) William?.
SATUI
Bronrlway Spotilrg tl-.li Droa>*lyn?Soldi?.
Bartfl.ld and Frankl? Nottrr.
A. L. BURNS VICTOR
AT N. Y. A. C. TRAPS
Makes Total of 90 Out of 100
Targets Z. Rogen Also Wins.
Weather condition? were fairly good
yesterday at the Travers Island traps
of the New York Athletlo Ciub, and
as a result th? gunner? mad? decide.jly
better scores than th.y did on Satur?
day. The ?vlnd sttll was hif-h, how?
ever, and nothing of a sensational nat?
ure happened.
A. L. Burns was th? hlph ?cratch
irunner of the day. He had a total of
i'O out of a possible 100 targets. Ills
.string-? were H, 23, 22 and 22. The
hiffh handicap gunna*1 was Z. Hot-era,
who made '.?'.' Oflt Ol 100 blue rocks,
shooting; with a handicap of S. The
.inly other winner Bras J Ward, who
nrnexjd the Trnvers Island trophy
after a shoot-off ftgalnst F. K. Wiliiam
and B. Godwin.
The " ?* runners ??ill shoot
a special n Thursday njrain-t
team of profeeeional ball to?sers
who are ?our rig the
? . Msthe-v?on, the
-' pitcher; Chief Her. 1er, ??ho
i on th.- Baltimore Feds last sea
nd Ol I .-andall, of the St. Louis
Poda
WOMAN KILIS TEN "BIKDS"
Mr?. Fish Wins First Shoot for Fnlr
Sex nt Nepoaall Club?
The fentiin- of the weekly shout nt
oundin?- of a woman's ?1
eluh. '? ? . chain
hip for ?vomen four of the fair
H It wa? -
. and the ?vlnner pro?
Mrs. John J. Fish, ?vho "killed*' 10
of the
I ? ? f the i
,-. laahor, '.'; hire. A. Wagner, 7;
M ra. J. I lecker, 7.
? ran? in a rpec'.n!
1fl|i-"';i!r?r' match fur ' rod by
r ..t. i i-i-1 - the
::cr, with a score of M His ha?
Louis !
with ?
Loomis Carries Off
Two Prizes at Traps
D. O. Loom!? carried of?" the I
in the of the Manl
Hay 'i I "-?pite p
?
blue rocks describe *? glee, he
.'.'? und w..n
the lea - - monthly cup. He a:-',
rh ?run for the day, i
' 100, on his |
oral some keen eompi
in the ihoot for the yearly eu| .
r the leg, and In the
off H. I. vi ! the winner.
Trae** H Le a is uns high scratch B B
for the day, ?vith a score of St.
The .?cores follow:
? ?'?. h?n-|~api? n O lavint?
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I: H. 1 I V Alt?
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Women on Long Hike.
The ?vin ens branch of the American
Walkers' Association took a hike yes?
terday from Atiat.tlc Avenue, ltrook
lyn. to Ccney Island, a distance of mm
m les is ?ver? wet. but the
Misses Falk, Jackson, Seibert, Luft and
? ??ero undismayed Bnd flniihed
strong.
GIANT CAPTAIN
MAKES 189 HITS
DURING SEASttf
Larry Doyle Is Official!]
,' \ ned Batting King
of National League.
Lan y Hr.;, le. captain of the Giant;
??or. ? .- iionors of the Nation*
?lie oflicial figure
.-.? A. Heydler, secre
League) rea
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ft.r ..
earns Prll
Ludern?, ? ? 'lun ri
I club. Lu
? ? ? out 0
a plate, for an a?.rag
of .;.
Ja ? r >: ilo leader of th
league, "-as f ft i ?. re o
? 'ni- Tommy Griffith, of the Red?
and BUI Hinehman tied at .807, an.
con: honor class. Fre
ras just on
ide of the leled circle, em
als, an.
Joe i ? ?f the- Braves, were twi
the ses
Crnvii'h led th" league in scorini
. run?. . v'
? y ami f;r?t in ?tolei
bases, with 36 te i erad t. Grob am
'Griffith, of the Keds, played in 1?>
| .-ame? IM regular contests and 8 tl
?.rames.
The Cardinals led the leatr*ie In elul
' hitting. wi?h an average of .254. Thi
'champion Phillies were fifth, ?vith .217
N. Y. YACHT CLUE
RACING RECORDS
A Brilliant Season Shown
by 54 Races?Resolute
Beats Vanilie.
No bettor evidence of the success of
tho yachting season of 1 : ? 1T? is needed
port
Of '.lie New \ i ik Vachf
ju-t issue! II || fifty
ra si won n ?vhich 16?
yacht? took part, during ti.e period be.
! Be] Umber 18.
Two feature! lonrked the ciub'H rae
rhe first wai the annual
eruise - d>-s the usual
? I the 4*aces for the Altor
took ninety-two yachta,
aggregating a tonnage of 12,000,
? ? Cape ( od (anal. The sec
- : d wai thi presence o: tin- two b g
CUp ?? . its und Van
most of the race? of the a.-aso'n,
Including the ci.. i
A ?;. i ... m ? : ..? the "tiftle.i" opened
. on on June 12. Tin.? was won
i-mmr-dore George F Hak- r
tura, with J. P. Morgan's Grayling in
on J um- a i were
?. toner M'.iH.ii m.il tl..- sioops
Oia H and 1 . : a
York i acl I Clnb eour ie cup?
on that da] .-. ?si ? ; Ahma
'. na.
i.nil ;lio Vanitil made
theii in July 10
?
??. Inner by a good mar
Ite was also the win
ner Of the Long Island Sound
race, on July I] of all three of the
Sandy ilo"k seriei races, on July IS, 14
m d l?, and of the Newport sines race,
y 27.
r Smith Cochran's sloop
Vanitle ws ? laoedron run of
the a a f i om Ni a London to
h ilf a Rale..
The Resolute ?vas ai?alilci off 1
.? ten of the
r.-iiles. The vanitil also won the
? mile run from Newport to
n August ?3. i be Baso.
lute captured the prizes on August 7
and 10, thi ?'anitii winning again on
August 11. The K'.-solute won a special
cup on A.?tor (up day, and tho Vunitie
won on the King's Cup day, BO the
lie ilute \?o:. nine rac?s to the Van
three during tho Now York Yacht
Club's Mason. They sailed a number
? er. for trophies offered
the Resoluto carrying
off most of them.
The Astor cups were won by the
schooner Queen Mab and the sloops
ite and BsmurL The race for the
King'a Cup) sailed off Marblehee
wr.n by Commodore (?'-orge F. Haker's
? Ventura. The cruise, under the
direction of the commodore, assisted
former Commodore Frederick
? .. Bourne, Btajrvesant Walnwright,
?luirles Francis Adams, William Hutler
Duncan and ths race committee H de
B Pal ph M. Macdonough and
ril 0. BpedflOfl ?vus a pronounced
ess.
Official Batting Averages
of the National League
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The Nightmare of Penn.
Captain Barrett of the Cornell eleven, who will lead hli tnarn against
the Quakers on Thanksgiving Day.
Personal Touches Here
and There in Boxing
_ By 1GOE_
"People have been saying that I'm
afraid to box twenty rour. 1? for mj
title," raid Freddie Welsh last night.
"Well, I'm going to disappoint the
croakers t>y saying that within the next
iveek or so I will i.e signed up for three
Of the long d.-rision bouts. 1 fll .- r \? a
afraid of a long bout. As a matter of
fact, I won my best battles over that
the title came to DM
let of that length. I'm stronger
than any lightweight in the world to?
day, and a long eoltatst Is more to my
in a short one, if the truth be
known. Let me tell you ?vhat I Intend
to do. Pol oh, my manager, has come
to t< run with Iioniimck Tortorich, of
Orleans, and n ; I sign for a twen?
ty-round di ' with Joe Mandat
as soon as the artielei arriva In the
mail. January hai been named as the
month In ??Inch the bout will be fought.
"On Chi ' la I v :
Wolgast twenty rounds to a decision
in Hi over. Wolgs t and the i '? ? ? ei
' .y. 1
met \\ oipust last Thu
? ed to post |2,&O0 a? .i
of good faith, the e of ?
te be put up
. ,
amou ?- h ? pretty
sure that he can whip me if he I
? .i part wit! On 'op of
? ? wo bouts i- the ene_f*ith l I
\S bite, of Chicago.
"When I ??a IB Chicago some weeks
ago i t the man who
? . ? . ? ? ,
me. Wh:'
that Mrraml ti s. and I will keep
my word with thi Chicago sporting edi?
tors. I ??ill t.ght him twontj i
for the ehampionihip, Irrespective of
?vhat is offered. Now, I can't be any
fairer, cim 1? If 1 close these other
two matehee, then I will be preparad
to fight White in February."
If folks don't think that Billy Gib?
son believes in the Dublin Giant, let
? rnoi ey gal?
lop up to the M. ? Bronx ??ith
-, and Bill ?? .1 eo* ai il I ith new
bills to the tuna of mmfiod and then
calmlv remark I I the bet le: ( OF?
FEY KNOCKS THE GUNNEB OUTI
That's Bill's Idas and Bill'i wager. So
if there is n liflgle blue blood iib'out
the to?vn with an sejual amount oi
in the Gnnuer, let him trot right out
into the i is little B. B.
| "I may I -If,"
[remarked Jim Buchly last night "You
I know, 1 don'; think for a minu'e that
to do any knock!
or even DOWN, You gee, the old Cun
ner hag been lighting around here for
'a long time, and he hasn't even been
upset, l.t alone K. O'd. He wag only
floored twice in his life- one time by
?Jim Harry when he ?vas only a be?
ginner, and the other time by Ckrpen
tier So, you see, I think 111
to save my nickels end dimes and Just
grab that soft bet of Billy's."
Charley Murray, of Buffalo, draw on
his gum boots and pussy-footed his
way into our hamlet yesterday to see
Tawu Jones an.I Ji Curley,
ans of big Jes? Wlllard. l'hnr
aatl Joel '?? fight before his
Queer.sbury A. C- of Buff
.' ; ni ray. When U.<- big i bai
in d best he ??"'-.'.1 a
the "stickt." Murray gave h:ni a
to flgii'. Al Ji-sa amant Ut demand
in those day?, he hai always felt |
ful ' I upstate promoter.
"I've Just got a moment," gald
Murray over the wire lagt night. "I've
got the phone attached to the train
here, ana we pull iway In three
minutes. Just want to say that Jones
and I had a talk. Not about the
money a* yet but about the possibility
of having Je?s show in our town. You
! can seat 12,000 up there by
building up a few more sent?. Tom
Andrews Hiid Madison Square Carden
aro my only rivals when It comes to
?eating a big crowd. Jess will fight ut
Ne??- Orleans daring the Mardi Oras
. a-, i tni" SS uill fight for me.
Ho?? much Will I give him" Well It
will b? a lot of money. We didn't talk
rice, as I ?aid before, and didn't even
int at It. Hut Jess will fight for me.
I haven't ?elected an opponent so far.
So long. They're toot tooting up
there ahead."
"N'o-.v there'? a good old Indoor sport
that has been almost forgotten," s-ild
Jim I'orhett last night a? he pointed to
three young ladies crocheting aero??
fron I, rn on th? Knickerbocker Limited
.?ht. Jim had heno te tin Indigo
Wake at the Harvard Btadiuifl and ?vs.
bringing the suiii-hiii?, back to Havsnle,
L. I
"Hv Jingo," ?vent on .lime? .lay, "it '
has bean ***** since I sa? a set at '
croi'iiet needles on the job. Girls
don't ilu wiese things i..r.vauays. 1? 1
ban my aray I'd go over unu pin a V.
0, un each oi.e oi thorn. Ihora must
be u ?train of th? good ulJ ?tock in
th.ii??- leaalea, Thai ?i i ?r h t ??.ves me
Jii"t ibe mi t ef i I at 1 got m
ii." other day. when i saw
a ?lu ty i a.-i d little aid
through th? eei ?i pair ?>.
toed shoes on. BRASS TOED BH
ii.-. -
few \<-ara? Doeaot it make you I
i oot i and - lamp?
i
i an
in?!..": in "in- world now
date. Why, tak? Il ?Jeera te my house
Ibora at I ajreide W? alwaya have a
lot of friand? down for dinner 9
und I have to
rot. ? ant ?ten . da of
won't
"V.. . .im ,> He
Pat 1 rg? Cohan and
fellow? like thai eoma down, I
the i
i for a - lion of th? Dipper?.
Wa'r? all old*faehion kl la, and w? have
coffee served in niv ?ien, and if you
dont think we ?njej lipping our
breed la our ?off?? without .?.i7.7.1i:iK
iraroj 0f our many, many wives, yoa'r?
mistaken. That's why wa anil anr
lalvaa th? Dipper?. Ah, m?1 I
nri'l rrochetni:; are two loot art :
?iriys."
Safe ?,in? a". ! cena? rmtlea ?hew for
the poor o! i fi^'h? fan at the American
? tig ? ??.i. to-m? rrow tighi 1 oo
our tiehel pi re, and
for Jo? \a thai there
will b" a eonpon attached which guar>
antees the return of your money If
?vtim Lnngferd niul Sum McVtry try any
of that in.'i/uikn ?toff, 'Ihrv've ?rot to
show Fomethinii, or they dont ?et paid,
and Charley White is *o bo the Judie?
'of their actions. Charley has !;e?n
Instructed t?> toa? the two peat masters
Cirht out ?>f the arena if he thinks
| they are iloin?' anything but lighting,
; Nothing could tie fairer than that, OOW
cou ?1 it, Mr. Fan 7
Douglas Fairbanks, a former Ifgltl?
mate actor, will ent"r the rini? at the
Sharkej A. <'.. la do battle with Jack
Denning, Wednesday night. And
there's a reason. Fairbanks la to ?:ar
in s movie- called "His Picture la the
Papers." and the bout between Den?
ning and I will be photo
rrapl ed. P? r
allowed to I ' r .'f bout9 free
of ci.arjre. i ranU th?
a ring I
?he whole town ? ??? in on this irreal
1 riat'n i 1 ' i.rhett will bo
rra^-ter of Terry McCovero
-a ill refer, P Bnd ?00 Hu-nphries will
de the hell]
Entries for To-day
at Bowie Track
rrftiT *ucn?M_i_n Mo-tea? ?a r:?* sad a
| ? ' f-T.-.IIIli?.
Name Wl Nam?. V? t.
tvir* i .11? i; ? -? Kltch?n....lll
. i . '.'? ' rj J' .Ill
?? ', ?r i . ....Ill
In ??on? .1 ? ? -
Jac* .?it? .i ? Bi ?..it
t .Ill t>an '.-.? Star.Ill
Litt .
o ru'T- j. _*fc M i
? if
? ta tita? .Ill Tmeemt .ri
. > .1 ?5
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Dane?? . ' ? ? ?*?
Ti Mili nv. !'? Bsllln?; '..'.??? yuill? an.l up
. ?
M?rtln ?'?ac?.1C* RamtllaUM . W
>nr*n . 1001 ? era !.;*? '
? - Blair.1 ?- !!?? loo .
" - i i?; bodjr.. . allaa ......
Hoial T?a.I?. ?I.ntrfra.-t .IjO
?v.atar ?Jir.1CX ?paneta . M
Rua-'a Brother... K4 ?rnl.i? . ??
A.hena .1- ?M?? I ?a .?1
hi'/mi ruiT?TTir, TB-IUX-L P?MBi all
am S**M ntrbOW *??, I.'?'
n?a'*r I'r-rns*.Ill Herbert Tsrr.pl?.1(TT
lUbefl Bradiar....llO I"1 a Tari.104
.'..iahen .IN H* eeoe la. 1
r .-.<?? . ~n . M
Hors* .IM BlafS C o*T*?. M
A.-ra .!"'? Bettel . M
I'll HI RACrVA? S? ? -a- .!? a-'.d ip-aM.
.-.?. ? T : 'J
?'. U Miller. ':> Kl?e ra-ftii*. IN
, \ja.ek-.Ill ?I'attT l:?s?n.. *
! ? nl ? ..Ill 'st'iiln fair. !<M
? Rs ?a ... . ?-?".. i.ry .10?
? alaa .let
?Marrar? t Mela*. 1 ?
-i\ril IIA'T.-*V'.:l->? met* ?Ar iUls _>4 ut?'ant
i ? ...*
Sir ?a, Johnson. Ill ?tl lita Arcind.tW
H*n Qalni-a.. Ill ?OM l>eom. M
^ ;r*m? . lr? J?m . H
I'.ila Prr??>a.'" "'??ant .'??
Hionrhenra .I* ?Ulk? Van 5>nt . ?4
?At?l?har?n .ln< l?i.aa of Pnnbar... ?M
?'n,..n?l Cook.IM "L.?ill?. _arl. ?i
?Arrraml?-? all'????J,.'?i "' H?* po.in.ls ?lain?*]
Camfgie Tech. Picks Captain.
Pittahnrgh, P?nn. Nor. II. Herbert
1 Rollatrea . of H ? ng, W. Vs., was -
to nicht elected captain of the 1916
football team at < arnegia Terh. Hell- j
? trom ii a junior and thiiQeaiou played
lie^H loch.
tliiiQeaiou
TROTTERS IN KEEN
RACES ON SPEEDWAY
Ben Dat Carries Off Honors in
Pace at Final Fall Matinee.
Two thousand lovers of light harneas
sport turned out to see the final mati?
nee of the fall meeting of the Road
Drivi m' .'-. -?ociation of New York, held
on the Harlem Spot !?v??y yesterday.
The programme offered vu of the
usual length, and provided some ex?
it. There were thirteen
races, and desp.te the fact that the
track a the beat con?
dition, due to *he cold weather, the
horses perforate I
The 1:03 pace, the feuture of the
card, went to four beats and was WOfl
by Ben Dat, a bay gelding bo
to J. F. Hinan. In tl ?
Ben Dat ?von handily. The folio-une;
heat wa? won bv Winian by a length
i rom Clovei latch, and th? latter
turned the tables on the Bold in 'he
next tussle, winning by a neck. B<'n
Dat flni-hed a poor last in the third
heat, (inly the heat winners partici?
pated in the next set-to. He
?vent Info the ?cad at the start and
just cantere i across the line as ho
pleased.
I A. Merke!'? b?-o-.?n mare Countess
Kohl also ?cored a nice win by captur?
ing the initial laurels in the 1:08 pace.
In the opening tilt she finished last,
but came back strong in the following
boats and ??on each by a small margin.
The 1:04 pac a i ? a
mateb between O'Bi en Bo] and Hnr
thea. attracted consid?rable Interest,
the former, who
... ?
LAKEWOOD GOLF
TILT THIS WEEK
Fixture to Begin Thanks?
giving Day at Club
in the Pines.
Golfers will turn their attention to
the leeond fall tournament on th-i
links ef the I ountn I I ib of Lakewood
? ?? k, for on 1
the last meeting of the Northern 1116
seaoon. ?t is a sont nuation of tho
of the Blah, adopted last fait,
t<> hold two ton:: eh autumn?
the roaeofl being that *aai ?- plwyers
lue to spend th. 1 h i n ksgiv i Bg season
in tin- pines, Hi
Three sixteens have been Dl
for, and all of the holiday devoted ta>
the testing round, ft. II hi
obtained in tho last gathering
two weeks ago. It s a little early to
know who ??il Ibe among the competi?
tors, but rumor has it that Walter
J. Tra-.is ??.?I tee Afl Travis likes
Lakeweod and has won many chief
cups there.
Thomas B. Smith, Mayor-elect of
Philadelphia, Is the first chief
? ?ve of that city fer. l lure
burs boon many department i
kowever, who ate devotees of the roval
Bl i aneen?, game. Martin Biurti
baugh, Governor of Pennsylvania,
the t imoi and ofte . kai I id s
round at Si avie-.?, whci i mem?
ber. At this rate of ,
not be long are the qualllcatlon nec?
essary f'H be that ths ran
didate Is capable of holding his o.'.n o i
the links.
Ren BayorSi famous old Nor'h Rer
?lek professional, ??'ho came to Amor?
tar the WBI ! tgan and snent
a -. ir here, bai returned to his native
I on a business trip.
To Make Genesee Valley
the Home of Good Horses
Breeders' Aitaociation Hai
Plan for Production of
Hunters and Cavalry
Remounts.
Mrs. Herbert Wadswarth an.! thost
associated with her in the (?>?
Valley Horse Breeders' Aasociation
In ?:ew the establishme t of a
p.an ??hereby the region in wh oh hoi
famous Ashantee Stud Is located ???.
became the lre'.an.i of am riea
through tl irough
bred and half-bred buntere, ci?
irons o* sus Ity
From the time th. breeding bu?
reau of the Joekoy i lub wai .* ab
thoroaghbrod
?
?e on the horse Sf th '
? (?u -,
? ell II ?! other BtalliOBI
D04 tl
patronised by the farmers, end last
> . it Bi lasai t dot ated Wi a
der Boy, by Watercress Donna '
bj Bayon d'Or and Merry Taab by
, Octagon, Merry Token by Merry Hamp
. the '
his remarl - ? and the latter i
?rot-xi winner of rtj ta ?
ind. l - ? Id ? ???' to these, tl
furrier had ?".
the good hor?' Otia
I.aura Agnes by .Ills Johnson,
? i Kentucky by Mrs. Wada
??orth herself.
l Gen?ses Vslley Is thirty-five
long and about twelve miles a'
its wide?t point, and It, la a ?natter of
record that no richer farming co?n
munlty exis's In th? Cnited State.
There are pasture? that have never
i known a plough, th? purest of ?pi- :
water percolate? Shrong-h th? lime
? bi I ?4 a grasing country It
cs"-.ot be surp??sed H is not r?
mnrkable that good horse? hav. b"en
brad there, and the time has com?
??hen the woman who is re?po sibl
for much of the develonment flf the
i the farmers who iwaar by
her ?vaut to Ineraaas their sapply of
material an.i > -. Ig
renntatton for their finished prod ict
\l th thil purpose m view the
i . ?. Hoi.e Breadsra' Aaaoe alien
has asked the Jockey I'lub to place
--.?'?? it thoroughhrou. kail brad or
, o'.her good mare?, which ?? 1! be
1 ?? -?h ? breeding bureau st
111? project will come up before the
Clah St ' - :>: fit-et ?ng
I early in January, a? con
mary work baa
? in connect on with the pre
I tion.
Lieutenant N. C. Shiverlck, formerly
of the Third Cavalry, i? sssoelated ?ith
Mr? Wadeworth n ?he Ashantee atud.
which is devoted to the I.I ? / train?
ing anil development of bu itera, and
whs li a iirii?h"d horseman, din
the plan at some length during -, re?
cent ?? || i., v,.-1 ?>
"The degree of enthusiasm for tho
iction of high clasi harsei In t!.<*
se Valley is remarkable." -i d
I.e. "1 ? i ?
Is a believer In the Jockey C lb I
policy for the impi mt of the
>? breed of hors?-?
through the thoroughbred top cross,
but, unfortunately, .?tune of them
r type Our
touch With
I.- ?? dine eonait ion -, and ?t a
ned '"
? Club to send us or
thi i ? -it the
Un te ' ? aid m eontr b
three hundred thoroughbred or ether
mares of proper typ?, pledging our
felw* n tare ' . the mo ;
watehfnl cure, not only during th?
breeding period ant al ?''.her time? of
the y< ar, ' ' r rea? ?rere
properly car?.! for. our plan? ca'liii?
"or an
ugh
hred Man . ..u Up
I .'?'der?
,r> th? ; continued
Lieutei rhes? ?.?,. would
1 ? ?'? d and
short !e?ri,-.'ii they ?reuld ?nil our re
?luirenn ? perfect!? [f with feel
?hen ?ont to us and the foal ?hould
I to be n ir???'.l .
to repurchaa? the be expr?s?, d.
I ' ?> err*:: rd OH tlu
payni
; ente
1200,
"Tl - ?' r?"ir?e. be'o'iir
I
sttet t> let ut? ber? l?uch
Bato? ??<
liive
be?n incapacil ited i" > her way*, than
bave them ?eld for b pitta c? and ??!
. i \. With our as
, 1 only
h to ke..p ? d any
; I m al
' ",lin?r
"I "ir piar. ? ivo."
?one
i - ???ho
breed bul i ? ? reuld ha fro?
?? . but
there are other? who proper? i\<r the
market and turn out tl ' ??rod
u.'t. We aim to b* cH?>nl.:e of ??king
care ot any ?,'d all who mav en-n* t.?
UB to ptircha?# home* of iiua'lty. If
' < Individual hasn't ?hat i? required
he will be pas?ed along to another
member of file Boaeefatlon, and h? In
turn to another unt'l hl? want? ar?
sBti.afteil We ?ire anxiously awaiting
the ,Iock?y Club's anaw?r to our ap?
peal."
Full Scores at New
Pot hello Club Trans
Boner? were prettily evenly divided
by the ?i ip hooters of th? Neu i'?>
eh? lie 1 ' ' '!i f? '? ' ?toy m their
r?gulai ? i "?"1 faced
th?- tuip? on Rarri?on (?lend, an?! with
on? ? KC? i : on fall ?eere? were re
turned in ?11 of the ftve HOtehe? BOft?
'..??. d Nal Wol b eeptnred Iha l<>
:i full Ki'.'re,
! i, i' ?, ? : bery, with a ?cora ?>f 14,
?Cratch trophy.
Granberj alao proTod huh ?cratch man
for the ?lay, wt'h a total of HA to his
eredit ti D Curri?! ?on the hi.rh
cap priae, with ? total of 100 on
hi* handicap of ES.
j I and Nat W?!.b tied
'.v!* h full ?core? in 'he shoot for the
monthly nip al ?? "Wrd?,M ?aeh ?coring
a lee, while m th? I tl ?lal IB dip
Oranbci h won
t, McLaughlin) B, i< Btodderd,
?; i? ? n i loi. ? i . Moore ami < A.
???I with full ?core? of 26 In
?i !? in?ch, and in 'he chuut-ofT
ind won.
M? ?Il ?^'P 1?^ 1*lrd*"| ban?llra|il?Na4 W?bt?
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t%s^M? Th? CICARCTTC OF ?UALITV
?fci- ? '-?? pROM Virginia,
"gi; j ^.|jl where cigarette to
K'^^ 3^$J bacco originated, cornes
U '^Si^ ''V*^? ^e ^est cigarette tobac
?L'i?mW^, "?tarr.^ co in the world. And
that's what Piedmonts
contain?only the choic?
est, mellowest Virginia.
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why Piedmonts are the
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