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THE SUN. FRIDAY, OCTOBER P, 1911.
10
FAT LEAD IN FIRST INNING'
tUATs MAKE six RVNS
CLINCH TttK hame.
AXO
Comp'rir Remarkable Road Record
Rrth a Aletory In Brooklyn Win
Mnetccn IJamc lint of Twcnt-fle
si . I oul.l ardlnal. lias) for tliclnb
Another vlrtorv VII ft CO fed by the Vufc.ti
In Brooklyn yesterdnv. making It airtight I
for the tmw champions. To-dgy the Uiants
Wttl be back home again, and BltlC 'hev
Ml here on September 10 Ihaj have made
list enceptlonal road record of nineteen I
victories out of twenty five tHM I ill tin
wonder tha' they won the pennant with !
that long tnd splendid tirt 1 he only ;
other game fggterda wa between I ha
Cuba and ('rrlMl. and the I IllM WOB it '
ally The rmilltl
iw VorK. II: llrookln It.
Chicago. H; Ml, l.onli. 2.
tl INDUtd Of ill cl.cn
w i. ft: i
If
79
As,
L,
New Vork 5
Chicago. Ml
"lltshurf 4
f alla.l-H . -nU
ivs 1 st 1
ft,"! I ! llJIrtll
:i.v, I Brooklyn
14 I I'.,.: mi
7.1
at
I.Vt
4i- :
an hi
40 M
vw v.ii.k im. i t. a aannai w i I
The fart th they had ih pennant won
iiauto i aii ,, , .... ,.r ,v.
OUnU yesterday
rhey druhhed the Brook- i
lyna again at Washington 1'ark and have
a food chanco of mnning their Victory lit'
up to a hundred. The rentury achievement
la merely incidental, but Drill he waloomfl
If It comee It la likely to rome. for there
are flvrt more gamen with the Hrooklvn
taa doth breed a habit in a man. and beat
lng the Siiperbaa in a haoit with the OlaMlta.
After the first inning yeaterdav the i.iant
ratted up for the world's nerien. They did
all their scoring in that Inning, but went
whizzing on the merry-go-round until thev
had leaned up half n doen tallies Thai
put It up to the Hrooklvns to give hno,
which thev did in full cry, hut when eventide
nettled over the field the dau!ttlM Superba
had reduced New York'f lend only one half
Tha Glantg shook the er vice of y Hurler
to its foundation while ihej wne making
olav for tikeir lirMMVi and two other
Brooklyn pttohefl were -mnnioned to the
frrnt iiefore the arntne over Oung
Uawe11 all pill heisare yotlRf until proved
old-01 namentod the box tor the (tlanta J
for the second titnp He pit lied a gauu
In St . I.ouiK and lost it . but yeterdnv he was ,
more at aaaO and acquitted hmi-elf batter.
The Brooklyn! grew familiar with him'
In several innings, but he did some effertive
work with men on haes.
Snodgrass and Chief Meyer were at
Ubtrty for the day, enjoying much needed
aun rase from toil Hereof plaveti a while I
at short after Flet her had fattened his j
batting average with two notlfiehlnff bm- 1
ales These nnti-i lnna game ate giving
Ictiraw a chaiice to polnti up regular
and irregulars to l prepared to ft into I
various niches in rae shuts are heeded
in the tug Menem
Th fntt tliat Dovore Was thrown out
ateaimg .Kter he had opened the fjam with
a base hit was no damper 00 thj New Yotkfl i
Doyle Hnd Itrckei took l' affgreaalve
means of reach ng first Ihey were dead
headed deaplto the int rstaf co mm t'
law. Seeing' how well th" plan Of Waiting
turned out, Murray also ndopted it So
auch free and eaay method appealed to
Merkle. He split the s ,n r back 01
Wheat with a healthy two baffffer long
enough for three hnss. but Merkle aaa no
glutton Three run poured over the pan
on th Int. and after I'evim hid waitod
Fletcher doubled and . ri.i Merkle Bar
ger gave woy to Steele nnd Wilton floggrd
him for a single, which I tilled levlln ami
Metrh-r
The Brooklvns went empty handed until
the third, whtn st walked after Miller
had been tuttted back bi Devlin Hlnglcs
by Koithen and Daubett till-l the basea.
V heat st 1 uck out, hut a poor 1 lirow by
Wilson allowed st ee to score and humtni i
batted Sort hen in with .1 single single
by Daubert. two bagger Wheat and
promenad' by Humuie (tiled th" banes in
the tifih with only one out tooley and
t ouison popped fin's whit h were Hummaihy
gobbud und the home folks, droit a blank,
The Brooalynfl bunched three hits m tin
aeventh. but were he.d tw a single run
After sort hen had tapped safety to rial
there cams two t ot
on the second for
saw rosa
a n m r a
ut-
then t.ille tl
I h
ni
Itevore.lf . A 2
Doyle. 2h :i II
Becker. cf . 2 o
I
11 Nor then, ci .'.
n Dsubert IbS
o Wheal if
0 Hummel.Sb 1
n 'I oole) .as
U Coulaoa.rf 1
0 Rurk.flb 1
0 UUIsr.c 1
0 Krwln,c 1
1 Barger.p 11
n Steele. p 3
u DslS) 1
Scnsrdtip 0
M . -: 1 .i f
Merkle. lb
Paulrttr.lb
ir-, lln M
Fletcher. f-v
Herrog.s
witson.e
Hartley, c
H a 1 S 1 1 1 p
2 I" 1
0 3 1
1 1
Totals
10 It
1
Tml .1 11
Ratteil foi leeie in ihe eltfhih Innlog
New 'orU I ' u 0 0 It Q h i t
Brookhn ...... 0 0 - 0 0 U i U r
Runa-New Vorl. Doile. ilerker. M;rrai
Merkle. iieiiin i'lrtrher Brooklyn norlhon. 5
Steele Let t on baaci New nrk. t Brooltlyn.
Flrrt base on ball HIT UaSWtlt. ill off Marker, i
oflsteeie.i Btruckoul By Maxwall s;bvsieir
2. Two bane hit- Merkle. Murray. Wheat. Stark
Imuble ilay Daubrrt .'ina-nlstprl t'mntr it
chief Firennan l lehl unilre Mtlh TlniC
1 hour anil BO n-lnutes.
csicaoo in. i. n uorti n i i,9
ST llt is. Oct. i ChloatO beat St uul In
the lam tnmr uf ihr -easun flr tu-ilay Willl
vu hammeri'il all uvn tin- lot 'Die i ub- acorfld
three in the nr-i and oaroc back wiih four in the
third anil one In th fourth Smlih kept the hltji
aratlereit anil held thr Cardinal -ale al all -lace
of the aamr Vhe -rure
i tl icaao
AH H
F,verv?h i
Sheckanl If I
Tinker ,w . J n
(loade rf .". S
DoyIJh 0
Saler.lb t 1
Hofman.rf 4 1
HI
UOVXM
P A f.
AH 11
I' A
I llustfin ,'Jb4
I 3 t ii Oaken, rf :t
a i '2 u Kon'tci ib ,
J 3 I) 0 Wllle.lf 4
ii o 5 0 Kyan-.rf :
11 1 li tlniier..- 4
i u o o Uowry.8b :t
1 'J 1 , Wlimi'.r 4
1110 Willi-. ii 'I
Kill- o
I VI
0 o
1 j ;
i.rahain e
Srrlth.ti
Totals 34 '.' M I
Total 3i
Hattei! fur ill'- In the ninth Inning
to s 1
Chlrttfl;.
10 4 10 0
st uonia, u i o o u o
Run cblrago BysrSi 2; BhsekBrd, 2: 'linker,
li larOodSat; st Loula Konetcny. Hauaer Two
baar hit Saler. Ullle, Mowrey Sarrlflce hitt.
Tinker. RHIi sacriflcr fly Doyla Double pla) a
- Ruggtna, and KonetcnYi Dpi i1. Rvsra and Hater;
Tinker. Rvtn and lalSf lilt by pitched hull B)
Smith fHvsna) WIM pitos wlflla Flrat hi'e
nn hsll Off Wlllla. 4- off Smith 4 Struck mtl
By u litis, s. bi Smith. I. Left on baasa Cblrago,
S: st Loulv I 1 mplre in chief O'Dav Held
unipiie rmiie Tints 1 hour and 2fi rnfnutM
l.smc Scheduled fir To-da
noNsi
Ugsors
,ru 1 two meal 1
hton
Phlladclpl
In Brookl it
w Vork 'two
name.'
M
AVESM IN MAHl'l
Neu
Biistuii
I'htladelptila ". sablngton
In
Hen .
IMll
t e i lfitid In 1 hlcaifii
i 01 I M HI A ti iSKBiLhi
Freshmen fjve ajopl lorea a Hard Huh
in inferHasa Merles,
The freshman ha tan
debut sj i'h t he tunioi h
tarda r afternoon In i in
gamaa hat is i.cii, t,--i
'prii y . ani for eigh'
n' tegtn made-
n '-"''iiii Kiald raa---i
ie- d intarclnaa
I at col nmhg i nt
inning t phi up
an exhlhitlon ni very ,
Hut in the eighi ti . ntiiriii
0gat) fl or,t Iliirii:t rij chou
1 h the help "l aevp il 1
t he team in lun h of him t he
bull
lha
ayina.
tiller,
Ii nmi
ir. hy
ought
ti.
in the throe winning 1 un km if tm
genre t. 10 :t Sgalnst th tit-1 year
wga arrayed a team on win i H
nimi
!.n
of the varsity auuad oi I,
nn lulling
-im'. and
. :i Ihere-
I'lrlch of the reaulai pit Inn
the Hhowina ol tha voiuw.ier
fore the mora -ni pi , 1 1 1 r I .
team lha alar haalda. I - -. , . 1
t ln pox tor I ha w h"l
I.ee nnd N oiiuk ha!'.' Ilehwon
Horaea M inn Hrho.il nmi
the l '.11
ii
I
i h
il'
apael Ively "f Mm ra v I
1 r - V 1 1
"liiniln
pitehar, and Plan" '"
cracli balttball'gtianl
'1 ha aooiai
n-
junloi -1
1 phnu
1 1 ii 1 1 1 i
U'mpir
1 i " 'i
i, n i '
,n. i rrh ami Mali?
i ratnbaeb.
Ilealerti l.eauui'
At '
Puihlii
nil Hr-i
and aanif Pi
i' Topeba,
ill. i
I Ir
III. S
Mm
HatrlLill
P M i.t.
- i. r'd. lo-dai
Philadelphia
- Cir.r. I
ii in r.V.
Rasehall. na,hlnaton Park, to-day. I earn ea.
1 30. nat n v Boston 0ai aim . .'.Or Adv.
AMERICAN LEAfflm,
Highlander shut Oat by Athletic, He
rede to fftecnnd Dlrliton.
The Highlander continue to make their
Wtodup Inglorious They were barelv
beaten by the Athletic yesterday, but
they receded to the ecotid dlvtaton. the
White Sm taking fourth place The Bot
tom bent the Washington and are tied
with the disappointing Highlander fot
fifth place H DtM at the III ghlnnder' e
fen., that the tuer icau league ehgmplon
recorded their tooth victory. The rgaultai
Philadelphia. I:cw tnrk.O.
Ilnsfon. II: Washington.
1
MIXO or TH H.IHP
ir
New Vork it
Roatep M
Yahnigtanfi
Ml l.oitln t:
PC.
Phitad phlattn
Iielrmt M
I let ela'lll it)
( hlrairn 7.
st
IIMI.HU. fill V I I..',
I " 1 1 1 1 . A l-l t II I A . Ot't,
loat a iiuickiy played
plon lihlattca to-day
ma i a i.
"I
i hi lilffhitnnvra l
nntn-t 10 'h hum- j
when lltey tailed to
. gel a run ncrosa
.nine iniiiiin-' hkiiiti-i
Morgan, the Philadelphia "coring one
run both Morgan ami (jutnn pitched effec
tive hail, but the former having good con
trol of the apltter ;i never in any danger
uf belna anopad noon until the ninth, when
the HIVhlAnddri tot l their RV hits
DtWi 0pII6d h ninM. With
(nin - h to rontro f'r n imk.p. Hi st
i Mild I
le er-
0,1,1 ClMniy Bnoun, oui 1 npui r-Ku iwu
i nvUslill HI 1 "e oi 11 1 11 1 , ivi m tjivwiw
Hert out Dolnn then singled to centre and !
advanced to second when oirtnng momen
tartly Juggled the ball. He moved up to
third on Chases out nt first With Dotftn
on third Morgan msde a pslpsble balk,
which ltneen icfused to see, and naturally
Dolen did not dare come in. (Te thn
rapped a sharp grounder toward a certain
spot between oiling and Derrick, out Eddie
r- .-red the required amount Of ground
to get the bail and brought the game to a
com melon , . . .
In the fifth the 1 hnmnions bunched three
singles off the pole and would have scored
more than their solitary run hnd not Hal
rhaae made a wonderful one handed catch
ol Morgan's liner and doubled Up Harry
off third , ,
In the fifth Inning Morgan hit tarl (inrd-
nar on the top of the head with a wild pitch
and the nuiet second baseman of the High
lander Was out for some time hen
he regained coneclotiangna he had to be
assisted Iron. hc field. This caused a shift
in the New York lineup Chase, who was
playing centre, came 111 at second base,
wfiile inn. the Mtoonn find, went to the
centre post. lp to 'he time he was knocked
out (laraner had played a spectacular game
at second, having had six as-ists in the four
ir,. in
Ihe
Dolan also tarred In fielding
score
NgW TORS
AS
Danlcls.rf.
hosnlp
hase.cf 2b
ree.lf 3
Knight. lb. 2
HarUfll.si
ctardneribi 1
elnn.cf 1
Yllllams.c
Qutan.p I
rat LA 01 PHI
r. sS H r
0 Lord. if 4 0 0
e itldriag.of 4 I 1'
0 ColllnsJb 13 1
0 nskerJb 4 0
u Murnh) ,rf S I n
0 Davfs.Ib 1 Q 4
0 lerrick.lb 1 e 4
0 Barry.si s 3 &
0 Llv'gOti.c 3 1 T
0 Morgan ,p I 0 0
n Total N I 27
H r
? 3
2 3
0 :t
1 n
0 10
D 1
u 11
o l
0 0 1
I I ref
Total
2S
New York 0 0 ft 0 u 0 n " n
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
s
1
lam Philadelphia Murphy. Left OS bae
Philadelphia. 6: New v ork, First bass on balli
tiff Morgan, 3 struck out H Morgan, fi; bv
uulon, Two bssf tut ree Sacrlocf hit
IihIs. 1 hmblc clay- lOlH0l Sad I'St IS; (sain
Dai r
snu Davis: 1 hstc nd noisn; uiviassiooi 1
i.uit
nsrry 11,1 " puriwu wui ni buiiwi
Inert. wim pltrh Morgan empire m
phlel IMDeen. rield umpire Rgan. Mine 1
houi and 13 minutes.
H OH 1 o.
; WSSRINOtON,
postoa, Oct . Boston w on the opening gsm
f ttu nnal seiiea of the season li ii esse Rughcs
n-. batted out of the box in font Innings 1 lie
a IBHtSOTOS
d h r
Milan rf .t 2 0
Kchaefer.tb.4 1
Klberfeld.3o4 2 2
iesater.rf t 1 11
i' s ft.lkrr.lf -1 o n
U'Rrtde.aa 1 0 1
Conroj Jb n 1
Henr.c .1 1 n
H ighea.p 1 0 0
H 1ST 1 .V
H H
u 1 0 Henrlk n,rt4 1
11 u 0 VerkeSiSS li fl
5 ;t 1 taker rf 1 3
11 n 0 h Lewu.rfS 1
,1 n 0 KBgle.nti 1
1 : 11 .1 Cewfaiitbs 1
I 1 2 nrsdlfl) .ib -'t 1
a o n v tlhams.'- l 2
I I 11 0 Cotttnsip 1
O fl 0
11 1 0 Totsta Si is :
1 1
vtnsmith
tieckerp
lotaU 'M
'Halted for
Chev in the t . f t li Inning
Washington n " - an u u
Boston i S 0 1 " 1
n o 0
tl o
11
Ituns Washington Milan. Schaef
Henrtkeen. 2 Verkes, 2 Hrsaker, 2,
1 ngle. 1 ewl I'radlej . uiia
on error Hoaton. -' Washington. 1
I've- lioston. 11 Washington. "
on hail or? Hughes, s oil Becker,
Muslim
1 1 Lewis
lptrt ha.e
Left mi
1 Irai bsf
2 Struck
.1 pv i'uI im ; n. tluirr.r 1 n
Becker.
Ihrer lmr hu i eake- rwo nine an viian
--1 t nefrr SaerlOr ft-, i -sil'ev .Sifilen lu..r
. I'nrle Imuhte vla ilrnrUrii aril Rradl)
h'lherfeld WrBrlde anU Srhaefai Hit n t lirhe.
l.all M) i'olllr Milan li Merker iBranlel
wiitl pitch Hneh.rolllB ' mplre 1" . hirf
1 iinnnilv I lelil iimt'lre V. ev.ei . elt Tlra
1 hiini anil Mt inln.tiei
CVEEENT SPORTING t.ossir.
Hoi lil t crle
Hi'ltliiR PropiiKl-
1 1on.
More money aill ba sagerad " lbs
result "f 1 to world's lerie- between I h
t lent a and 1 he A thiol Irs than on an)
smm'.ns event eer nwio in inn cwuuirj
Thla i- tin' oiitulou of men who atudy am
thlngn aiol who have had practical ex
perience in apei iln t on Who ret er men
meet nnd talk the series la the chief topic
nnd ll is a id that the rival ball teams have
unlimited backer Yesterday tba netting
waa even money, with i'u I unaa lo ha
waaered as aoon as the supporters of 'he
teams could Hnd a market ek ago
tthiette money predomlnateit, hut since i
the tilauta have clinched the pennant ami
it f apparent that Med raw's star pitchers
will be at their heat New Yorkers are pre
paring to unbelt foi the limit, as the gaajtb
hi a as v
By the tim the leatne lake the flei.i
ona cck from to-morroa M ia predicted j
by professional bettors thsl 'he tiiauts j
will rule the Favorites at iu to t If the
odds reach these ft g urea ll i outlined that i
many thousands of dollar will i placed!
on the Athletic nT the iat moment, for
the follower of Mack'- men an- looking I
for a wave of hysterical sentiment in favoi
ot the Satlonal laague chaniplona At
several leading aportlng resorta yeaterday I
1 in HtN man eras informed thai three wall
know 11 individual- stood read) to bat
110,000, 12a, 00c and 130,000 on ths M hist lea j
that they had hem trying n a1' the money
ilna-n foi a week hut could And no takers.
Hut to-.lav . it was satd, 'he entire amount
. would he covered by a syndicate i brokera
and speculators who have abaoluts con
ridence m Wcdgiw,
Partiaansnlp i" running nign in mis hij t
Saw N orkerS ba found who are anxious ;
m I .a civ the tmerlcan lavague champions,
purely h mattei of sentiment Utbers
imilarlv nciinad foi tne reason mat,
ihey actually believe Mack's men will
prove victorious and t back them Is sound 1
huslneaa Judgment, But where ten New
Yorkers favor the Athletics five hundred
residents of this 'own ue reads lo stand
behind ihe 0lantain ths coming struggle
I for baseball auoremacy New- Yorkers, it
'I &ltl will owi more mm . nuauvipoianB.
land for thai raaon it I bellevad that the
tilanta will goto the bai top heavy favorite
in apiie of thl probability, liowavar(
' i. ...... I haaahall -liarn- flaura Hi" I i if Heri"
even thing. I hev ineiet that lha liinntu
a nmi Ihe Athletic in everv dapartmeill of
ti.. gama and mat inarn m oe an eiemam
..i iu'k that will out a" Intporlani flgura ;
Miiiruw lan't aaylng much foi publication,
lmi p.. has Informed hla ploaaal frianda, it
i- -mil. thai lha Olanta auraly will win Hal
.1- iiitimatad prlvataly t lm . Mathawaou
.11 idteh im well ns he did niitiHl tha lliirli 1
laiiilora la-i fall, if u"i bettor, H i" he
,ei thai he Hl aeod Maltj hkiiiii-.i the;
llhlnli,'. for lha flrKl (fame will, the Mh
oi nn ri'ualng lha lllanta' ronfldeilca wilh
v i oi it Matty tola away with H Mar
uuiird nil pitch the aeoond gama, and
Mi l. raw believe that If Maniuatd in him- j
aell Mack men will prove eusv.
I'he Illant ran play great ball " nave;
lionn an, "and thay'vagot I great pitching
Muff l he Uhletica haven't ueak epol .
I'hoy know how to play the game from
every nngle rimed tiLcm raoantly.
j, mt m every game "i me aariaa thay didn't
m.'.ue a Ringla miataaa. I ballaya the world'
aariaa will no rnarkad by tfary iieht hattlnv
on both udes. with I'lik. playing an im
portant rle. "
PLANS FOR WORLD'S SERIES
DATES AMD rmcEs named
ton toMisa ioxtests.
Mew York i;eta the rtPIt CJame --Klem.
Ilrennan. Connolly and IHncen the
t mplrc o Kxira Seat at Polo
lirouiKln ne are of the speculators
A bliay day ill ptll In by the National
L commtaaton yeaterday arranging for the
' world'? iTini betyvpen ttie Giant and Ath-
1 let lea August Herrmann, Thotnat iiyneh and
i itan Johnaon of the National commlaaion
were present yesterday. KB well M -Tnhtt
T Rrttahi prealdeni of the sew Vork vtufi
,lohn Me dier. the heareal golfer and aecre
I tary of ttie National league; William itray,
secretary of the Nea oik dub, and Hen
Hhihe, .lohn Rhllte and ronnie Mack nl the
Athletic, ifler the meeting Ihe oomml'
Minn vuiteri IhP I'oln iirotindM nun it
dCdrd thr.t no atrif lonill MtH will ho put
in at tin' local HToi.n.i. 't in rnniirioiw
At a ml- in i,.. tn.ulf i it niifl1i i'ti lM i row tin
her.
The Vhiv ork Cluh WOtl the to--. ti Mi'
flffbl tt name IhO pinte "f the (it niitnv
Hri irjirni llippd t Phtlfldflphlfl trjtOt
fpiiiTM, intavre (if pni, ami HhlbC ralld
he.i.u It loll n iiinl tlie fit- mime will j
h plrtvrd in New York on Snuiiduy, t loher j
U, he ret of Xhr trliedule n Hdipted is ,
mm luunwn wnooer in, rniwnwipawi 1
iivn 1 vm . 1 , 1 11 imufi iniin . in, " iwi
3, Thiladelphii Ie.'ardln potponen
games and related matters the commission
makes the following announcements
ll cse a tCbtdtlled tatrtf be postponed fof
legal cause or shall end with a snore tied 11 lisll
be plar(t off rn the grounds on which It was
originally scheduled before the game following
It In ihe schedule for the grOUDdl of the opposite
club is played
If the standing of the learns shows the ptoba'
j btllty or gfeajslty for the pla lng of the .Mcnth
I game to deride the winner the grounds on which
euefe sr enth game .hnll tie played HlUSt he
I determined, as provided by the rules, bv the
I oonnlsslofl bsfori the comntencetneni ol the
1 stith gan'e.
The place of the seventh game is decided
I bi lot in case of an Incompleted game
I ttrkats are aood tor the dav on w hich It
is played off
The umpires appointed are Klein and
Brennan of the Vatlonal liOague and Con
nollv and Oineen ,of the Amen an LiagUS.
The official scorers will bs Framls Rtchtef
of Philadelphia and 1 . laylor rtplnk Ol
Jist. Louis, The headnuarters of the Ka
1 1 tonal I ommisMon Will be the W a Idol f
in New org and Mfllei ue-Stratord in
hlladelphla John Heydler nnd Robert
'I SleHoy wilt he the litisiness representatives
, I of the K at Ions 1 t'ommlaslon
0 The follow ing prkes ol sd mission will
a 1 prevail
0 ! Philadelphia Boxes and lower grand
1 1 stand reserved, 13; upper grand stand ittrst
0 1 twelve rows 1 res'r ei . .' balance, -
n general admission, ll
0 New lOSk lloxera, lower grand -tand
reer ed . w5 uppei grand stand reeerved,
general admission, i
ihe oommlseloti issues this warning
The public i cautioned sgalnst paylag higher
prices thaa those nsed In this bulletin t u
romptl siohi which ha Uir a-uranrr of hear'
000 ci at ion froni ihe municipal authorities of
each city In the iup rea.nloi of ticket scalt Ing.
redueata tatront i purchase ressred tickets
ml: front the rerreentatl r or cmtiv mi ur
reaualr nlaee of air
All games will liegfn al 3 n lm k, nnd 1
is announced 1 hat spectators w J noi be
permitted lo not roa h or -taud on t h
laying neia at any point, nnouia mere
pe h temporary 10 no 11 must os not less
ttiatt feet from the plate if in left ..r right
tieifi, nnd not loss than ?7fi feel if In centre
field u the Polo ti rounds the Notional
tragus hall will be used and at Hblbe Park
the Amerkan League hall.
I he bulletin 1 on tain - paragraph to the
effect that the umpires have supreme au
thonty. that they an Inflict such penalties
as thev see 'it and that Hoes will bededui tod
from tne offendet 'a share f the prise money
attention is 1 ailed to rule i;, whh n provide-
that neither one of the . 1 intend i lik.' clubs
hall be permitted to pay s bonus or orlse
nfto any or nil of it- players who may take
i pa rt in tie aeries.
1 1 ihe list of eligible players i a follows
Saw Vork 1 levorc, Becker. Murra . Snod
I pms. Merkle. boyle. Pletcher, tisvlln, Mai new
son. Wlltae. tmes, raodalh llarquardi lathani.
Me ers. n iiaoa, neraog, urueae, nariiey,
Haulette
Phlladett hla Baker, Part s . Bender,
Coombs, 1 ia is. Iiaaforth, Derrick
Krauae, I app. ttiagaton. 1 ord, Martin,
Mclnoes. Murphy. Oldrlng, p'anu
Ihnna
ratlin,
Hat Ir l.
Uorran,
Mi application ! "r press sect 4 must lie
inad' lo William t Wen ft, secretary of 1 h
Beaeball Writsra aesocistiou, IMitladekphiii
Proceeds ol the first four games only r
divided s "i "ii st 1 11 players a ml the com mis
1 alon i id1 d yeateiday that tin refers to
t h first f our traiii" onti tepardlesa of
wh"th"i or not on - of th ni ie a tie,
Mt r iu in . c c 01 th i vet 1" la taken
out for th Nutional I umm'sslcn
' i-i in oi th balano 101 th htat four ifamwHi
so a to t u players ill thla so per ct nt
I the sr.nn'n i is in geta " ir nt 1 nd th
lose;a o pr 1 pt he halt nc i divided
I equally i t we n 1 he two clut (It 1 t h
I tijT lour ggmea th comtnlsalon taker 10
1 jiet i jit 1 nd t he re ma Mid i i divided equally
bet ww n tic two clubs
president 1 nch s aaked yesi rday to
H tth a much niooi d point whether th
tilanta weie t ii Nation 11 leaii 110 chainnli na
M I of lmi or mi.' "N n t n hundn d bnd
He vi i, ' aas t he reply, there's nothing else
! to it
(aked who was troing lo Win Mr I. inch
, t THi'h rep lieu V'v. 01 w
; opinion . however, la not
! Johnaon dissents
II
Isttei
ial
ItHII
ihe Sew orh Rsa
! Isauetl ' tie led lii in wr I
Hall t
illetii
iuli Issl fiirhl
The commission hsa Uei tiled that a tnaii order 1
accompanied b a remittance foi ilis series id;
three games will br glten preference In Ihe
allot men i or seat a and boxes, mi placed u lime j
iiu.it Tor men appllestlota io Moiida) evening.!
k-tober s
it out of town orders must be accompanied
bi a noat office order, ex i reft, mm e order ot a I
ew eschai gc made out to the N'sttorsli
Kahlpltlon I'ptnpati) 'it:. ortti r nut-it be 1
Accompanied b a cerilfetl rbech oi iohi office
or espreta rnone) ordei fur the essol amount '
F.ncluaurea of mone will be a' the nendriV risks
n othei remittance thsti such an apt-rifled v
above wid lie returned
All application! a ni remittances should be
mailed to, tna few Vors Bssebsll Club. 1133
Bi iad way, Sea N oi
in the- evcid of a third tame not being played
thr money tor Ran.' Hi be refunde I . prase 'a
Mon of the ticket a at the New York Baseball
oftles
fter ihe mall or Ur ft of t hi re tames have bH .
niied 'i-c advance aala will "iie place t m:i
BroadasVi secogd floor, on Thurtdav, October I.
Ul sppllratloua for .e,i must be limited
'i Ickeia will be forwgr i"(t 1(1 'w purehsaer a
hoo" ib'' ar recelvei from lha printer
rii id ev s will ..nt b'- sold 1 1 id a nee. Ii it mas
be proe i red si he polo tjro ind on theds! Of 1
tin faeti
The rsqusata foi bases alretiP received !
beet "-o enormous ih' Hie eonurlaalon nnua ii 1
e ill te pul of tin- n i f at lot) 10 ;i laf :li den A tl
gfld Will gle prefer. iCi ji far a possible t.
rgi,'ftr patron
nilllard.
who l to di
agalnal Mfr
.lohn llgly,
ponhip t ti It.
ul hi. .
l) II M
ii"i
llll
week, pljved IWC
labrg woor i' ''
atreet billiard roo
waa won in M" i
111 alstytwo on
Moora a on, M to
Alfred De tiro v ill
gai .'- v aatarda
Im I loyla' I'm t ..erotid
in Tha alirrnoon game
a by a :, 'ora of r.n i o i ;
ilng In 'lie gvanlng
:im. in al x I y "I ' o Inning
plai i no ganiaa totlay
King, th.' i humpion mi'
Mrs Met i ha
i rdlat ol her
oh am woman
fain for matchea
Hha utll pav Soft
to her ppponani - ion a poi k"i billiard
Hrooklvn defeated Sew bus m laat
niKbt'- game ol tha (ireater Sew org ami
lenr handicap three l llhlon billiard to u na
ment m the Rntckerborkei Itilliurd rademy
in Urook'vn
John HiiUinit. M, plating loi jlrooklyn,
outpointed .lot1 Stone, 'l i, the e nrk
repreaentattve. by the score of :ci to "i t ha
highaal run oi the 'i.in.e wn t made hy
sioii". Hukini made a high run of ii I'he
Kiiini' laatad aetrenty inning
i here are to he I Ul two urn re toumitmenl
gamaa. fourteen of Ihe sixteen game hav
ing already baan played Brooklyn lead
with eight victoria. Nawiork ha wou
-iv gamea. ,
i q-nignt a aamw vi iu .a
Dovle's I'oriv -aacond
Kriward I inudgrback n1. i
h n naalnal i P, I'halpa,
played at John T.
reel room vt lien
ill pin y lm brook -tl,
w ho yv ill reprc-
nt Se w oi k
iioxiiik Bout TaMiltht,
At the Brighton Beach a (.'.,( oney island,
lo-night Krankle William and Karmar
Ken, an i young Allen and Bob I'ollln will
mix it up In two ten round bonis There
Will tie several prelimiiiai
' bout.- and a selnl- i
final of all rounds
llmmv t 'off ay and Harvey Kelly , two
fealherweighta. will be the attraction in the
I., nigh' .
MOHIU8TOWN house snow.
eorge Watson's Entries steore In Many
4 lasses on Opening Day.
The fourteenth annual horse show of
the Morristown Field Club, which opened
yesterday afternoon, promises to be one
of the most popular shoas of the season.
The daises were all well filled not withstand -
Ing the fact that there are two other eijutne
exhibitions this week, and the enthusiasm
j with which the awarding Of the ribbons
I WftS receivod proved that the opinion of
the self-appointed .tudges along the taitl
coincided in fflOSl cases with that of the'
real judges,
I he novice rtasSSfl arealwav interesting,
as they bring out the coming champions,
or at least I hev arc supposed to do HO, Somc-
1 Imcs, ataa, they bring out n deposed cham
plon a lili his tad redocked ami his teeth ra
dii 1 ored Heorge Watson showed s nice
gelding in the opening class of the day.
Mi .iii- him Morham Uladston, and ihe
I blue which he won was n wall daaervod
one 1 1 H Talmage's Cod 1 m, whom
William Collier brought out in the mnidei!
saddle 1 lass, is a splendid type of animal
He a oil the class with case and it looked
for a S title a though he w a1 going to carry
nwgy toe prise iti the combination class.
lb may have been a trifle large, however,
1 for the fudges picked little Moving Picture,
who was a moving put ll re 1 a harness, to
wear the 0ua
fhs jttdfes preferrsd Georgg Wataona
1 ho ham I IptOp 1 nd ropAOtohi in the
tandem class, to He Witt C. Flanagan's
Prlttoa CharnlAg and Kataptan, but they
w-re the only )iprsoiw on the grounds who
did. l h is no more perfect lead 1 in the
world than Prince ( haimmi, and h was
surely at his beSt yesterdav 'I iptop and
1 opftotch are unobubti diy a handaome palt ,
but they tack the tin se of th- smaller pair
and when Itatapian ajid th" rTlnoa tecived
uttty a tefl roaatte then many admirers
luted th-it voices m protest and refuted to
be comtoi ti d
1 he two aspirants which Mr Watson I
brought 0U1 In the Class for harness horses
are n t an acquisition to the house ol Fiot-1
ham Cha.lie Itatrie had th bftter of the'
two lie can, her Mornaffi Bonnie and sh
is not half had standing st'll, hut sh has a I
mixed ;,iit tnd did not seem to slse up with
several of th entries who went unnoticed.
Mrs, c u rl tier's .sporting bstru won the
OlUe. for h is a show y little animal, ami if
not too exacting ens wet i every pur-
(pose pe Witt Klunagan had
th h..ud
aomeat horse in the ring- I hip
IS ill-' llllV 1
gelding Ki ntuoky, who loo th must won-.
derfui conformation and n presence which
is not eurpasstrd uy any heaV) harness
hoiao In th 1 ctrouti be uauatly shows a,
hltoh, however, w hen asked to go on and his ,
aatta on not a 11 that could he desired, hut '
h in havi d so well yi sterdsy that those who
watch d t IS J Indguig belleVid he wouai
wm tn blue, 1 o the surprise of every on. J
h took only an M .. th yellow going to
waiter V llsaS bay mere Pandora
Mr. Watson team, which t'hifile itarrje I
show ed in t he four-in-hand class, were rlor-1
ham I iptop and I'opnotch in UlS lead and
tiptoe ami I'reetop m the wheel They
had the class fairly won before thev had
circled Ihe ting once, for Tiptop and Top
notch are right In their element in the lead
Of a four StlSS Hlair drove three blgCks I
and a gray from the stable of r, I. Blair
and she handled them admirably, hut the
judges closed their eyes to the attractive-1
ness of 1 he ship and gave the second prise
to t 11 Kahn's lour big chestnuts
1 he exhibit Ion ol pairs ol hunters brought
out some champion i,iniler toppers Sun
daf Morning ami Kock t ieis made won- j
derful performance and can led awa) the
blue Mrs Brown Rolston, who was m. i
Mabel Hoo!ey, rode her old favorite.,
1 'rusher, ahlle Mr. Itolston showed Hletci 1
HroWU. a lid , he v del ea ted .lohn U'DOOO 1
hues drown hunters Merry Widow nnd.
I .Ion Heart, Miss Caroline Bryce, who naa
a more pei feet s.-at over the lumps than any
woman In the shoa ring, roue the mare and
they made a clean performance until Lion
I tea t T lagged over t he last fence and hi ought 1
it 1 raahtng down w it h ins heels
I li- awards
1 lass 1 N'ovtee hsrneaa horses over II t hand
rrM prise, t?6i Rgcond price. $10 First, Ueorse !
w staon'a h a Plorhsm nlsdatonc aeoond, i ft
Kahn's ch . a sar . third ' v McCUtChSO's j
b m white oak Msld; fourth. Livingston VVnlt
ne 'a eh g Donegal 1
i is Ha Maiden saddle horaea 14 2 hands or 1
over; Brat prise. $25, second prise, M5 First,
r. p, H ralmage'a ch g lied Fos; aecond. alter t
p HIUs's b c Turner; third, r H afruon'a
i, Crsckahot; fourth 1 i- Whitney 'a blk, g. :
Blschniuur
1 ( lass 4; stallions 3 years old 01 over, aultable
for setting carriage First. Rdwsi d
Mi Lean's 1 s Goldflndsri seeond. Klslnt re 1
r'fliins rh - t'hn'ui'ic Squire, third, USOTgf
1 ftaai ' as! a imbTnatios iSiite ua hmt- and
imili-r hi.t nr'ir iL'.V ecmd uilr. 1IO 1'" r -
,(hsrte m letahmanna r. m ljal Idul;
Uecond. Klslnore Farm - ch u riefender; third.
aa ' a m tUalam U.l.v IWaMfa
UIsr lleleu H Jeoklna'i hi n Rrnmgtoa
I e- 4n i .wrii hHrnev. holers om-i iu i hands.
Srst prise t-W; aecond prite, Hi ytrst, t w
McCutchen' 1. in wbltt tak Maid, tecond.
In ti Mdin-ih l- tn-Mii. dittd. t) H Ksho'a
rhvs 1tkmi1 . touMh 1. Hiauarn m Lsaais
T". 1, iv naani Pi ft f . ll nut I !, ! i .tin I uiin.ll i riM
rem.; Rral j rir. MO; aecond prlae, KfS First,
K n Hchlej sea v Isnnu aecomt. t. ti Payne a
rh s Pre Mr-,-hm
1 1
ill I II
Hull s
t t li l.iel '
( la- li T.imie in. nra tnr. Sri.", -notid
tea
l-l i.c. i Flrat, (!eorge U atson'a U, g F lor bam i
ttii i'op and iiutnam Tup Vmcbi second. De
wftt r Flanagan t g itHtnj 'an and Prince j
i barn Ing third, o H Kahn'a rn gi (4ssar and
Mtkado
t iak:i Saddle horea over If hands, women
t.i ride using aids aaddls; flrat prlsa, MO aseood
prise, 00 Ih-i Hiss H J Ulnb'ttry or g '
klldare; iecood, Mr- Met Tinker eh. m. ,
i Fashion Plate: third, (ieorge Wataoo'a blk ai
I lorham itiacaii-
i ic-. i i Runabout hoi ev it :i nod not agreed ,
f ri ar ir 2 htiiids i n it prise, lit); second pi tsv. ! ,
iit:t. (ieorge VVataoa'a ro FHirham Knight,'
fcrond. Brook Karm'a b g Trampaa
ctaas fl Harueaa horaea i" ha'id- sod not en-j
reeding I&-2 haiup Kir-t prlae, S7i aacond prist. ,
iu-i Uri V ' erii Fitter's nr g Bptirilog
ii.t second, (ieorge iVataon t'h m rlorhsm
lionnle; third, Wsltei V Bliss's tr m Pandora ;
I fourth, De Win C I- Isnsgsn'a t iz Ken tuck
I i ! i'a Meddle hi rae, 14.3 and sol exoeedtog
i if." hand- First Pflae. M0; second i-rle. Tii
! urM. w v McUlbbon a i m KtHruel; aecond,
(ieorge Wsiona br g Flnrhsm 'harir third.
B I timber I Hacketl's br ii Moving Picture;
toitrth tl h Ksbn'a br m. Audita
t lata p Fni in hands Flrat prlae, a jo. i
i iiecond prlae, $" Flrat, Ueoi g- Wataon'a Florbatn
Tiptop, Topnotsh. Tlpioe and Tree top; aecond,
; e i ii u. dm four, third Mi" BIsli a foui
e'lftn it cair "f hunters; ic be ahowo nbre.it
over 'he rrgultttlon jump Prize cup First.
Frederic Pull's ch m Sunds Morning, and rh ;
Mork Cress; aecond, Mrs. Brown Halation s ch ,
rusher and br m sistrr Brow ni third. Dottny
brouk I'arm'i br g Ulon Heart and bi m llerrj I
IdoU
i ie - jo ponies in harness; 1.1 hand
ir.andari
.I. mi - i, drive Pirai nriae. v?v second ni i
First Klalnore Psrm'a b kttghty Atooi
aecond, u t'olgnt's ch Arnold; third. Miss
w hi tne n br v st i ieorge rourin. miss t
Henrique's br Tinker pen
t laaa 98 Coniblnstlon horaea Flrat prtss, ISO;
aecond prize, 135 First, n lambtri Baesett'i
br m Moving picture; aeoond. Mr m i
linker's ch m Fsshloo Piste; third. K r tt
1 almage's rh g iteil Koa
im noi.irs HTEKPhECIIASK
Pratlire l.trnl at Laurel rails rial Hi',
cause of Poor Jumping,
riMona, IH'I it. i be rotumbiia
Htoeulachaaa, at about two miles, wii I
10 have been Uta feature event al l4tuil
1 1,)., afternoon, but 'be ttrel rai through
il eld lunied out he a la !V Five
ueiii tn the poat, but Plabold, lha
fn voi lie wa ' It only one to clear l ha aee- i
mid lump Hi" other refuaed end this;
peiniiMetl l'i hold lo ko I ! m ahum in trout
the entiie i. ni. net Ma iieMan was attar
ward aen'l ov.'i' the courae nnd took second i
money. Madrlr.illan. who won ihe feature j
event on the Hilt, run for ihe first time tn
the colara ol I1 1 Walker, who purrhnaad
htm nt Toronto from Mra l.ivlngaton.
'I here will i" a nove it v rare on Saturday
in whirl, the atarter will be two horses I
and tie same number oi men nnd aula
mubilek, A'hlie next Monday will be ladies'
dav. .i i .nes ii Keena'a liliarloua, who1
i,a- nol rarad In " long time, worked a mile 1
between the race In i ill n n prepara- i
tion i"1" 'b Ritltiniore Handicap, which will
be run on hiaturdny
i he aummurlei
l'lrt I tan M furlongi Tippy, im -iinii-kin,
. r. tn '.. won. Lord Weiif ion (Obert,
- ia i. iaeand; Hcarlel Pimpernel, i;i iKorahand .
t , mini. Time, l:l.V.V Huiky tad.
t ia;. lev. Rye Straw. IHghllown, VggrnalOB and
r irelfcnre alae ran.
-,'i.nid Raei rive and a half furlongi
Maimbllcan, H" irorohandi, ti to won; ftfon
-leu v . '" ii''"rMii.. in m i. Mrortu ' ongre.
n mii .lairr.. lln il'c.il.', U tn '2. third Tl'rtf. Dpi,
p.". Madrtver. i.biie England, Jante libekary.
shreve. Matrr Jlnt, llrinaiia ami Cornelia ai-n
i ia.
Thlrd Race onr utile Madrlgallan. im
till run. II 10 '- won Uliealain Mar... In, ilior
don', l-i t" -rcii'i. i ihirt, tna llaaiti. 'i m i.
tntrd. Tilt.. 1 41 - "' Upelll nd ami Hag man
also ran
Poiirth Race steanlcehae, aboul two mile
hi. -hold. 1A8 (Kermatlp, a io :. won: Magrlisii
l.ta1 , ti' Howard.. II lo :. second. Nn third
iinie. ft:iA34 larkle, Coiumblan end How
Ahun' Von refiiaed.
litth Racfl Sla fiirloag Coonay K . iu.
iBvrnei. A lo 1. won: .1 H Haughlnn. Ill tliugagi,
n to 3. tecond; Abraalon, mft ilhiili, it' m I. ittirit
Ttme, rtajl sir Kdward, rom. liond. Top
rv'nia. ia Amatta. lloetar Barklev. l.urliic It
I ,.!... II.,, ,,a Vl.mMl alcn r.n
si.th lucr One nut and a litlaaaik iiievitr.
ana iprak . A to I, won; Corinth, on (atael.l , ( to ,
i vr,.m ssrv Irrn.-e imt IPorenandl, i" t, third
' I Mcohd: grvlfaea, io
Time, 14 1 1 Bd K
i ... 1 1 iinliinan also ran.
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CtoMira Mart'- ReeeBtl) n witomo-
hllr Run OlbCf MolorlnB Maller.
v propeallion ha baB moif by a Paclllo
i . DiiHt aniomobila organlaaHon to hava a
1 raihPT- lerrlfvlng Panama -Haclllii ralabra
i ,1011 i nn in im". I' la lo have the A A .
I national rallablllty tour from the Atlantic
roail i lha Pari I'm l hi very ronalderablo
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of BCOOmpllihmonl if alforta are made from
Inn on to luiilil up national hialiwav
ani ami -i.i Inaamuoh aa many paraon
nrr axpaotod to vlalt California whan tna
world' lair i on tlie ortanlBatlon in-
it foiwanl ai an eniirel natural tlunir
that mam ahould coma t'1 automobile.
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i 1 will 1 ia
I'll.'
met- Bonn- :i,oo miioa
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u 1,1 MiHkiliaF SI1 1 tfest ions HUt HI
hiipIbs! folks In am great numbers ti
,?", foiaa m auj k
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entei
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! is mote difficult mattei It may
Pe lha
, VairiieB aee further Into the future
westerners
than others ami thai tnes hellee iross
country touring will be a thing ot minoi
,..., -,,, rnunte of yearn from now
' Imoortance s i ouple
' en cniirse there has been much more Iran
nnnitnaaltal tiiur In the I sat few month
continental ring th last few m
I Kf..r.. hat H has been at the
I than Mv.r before, hut It Iih
expanse rf great discomfort t tlmee by
ie,ik who have a large amount t time to
' spars
it la s different thing when ii cornea to
H (-onteet.and inoas who may be witling
iu spend a fortnight going t, tt,p Bottth
will hard!) be able to aee the profit or rea
son in taking a month or more journeying
iu tha world'e fail In iaia Heitic ul i
; thai tt is a guestion of spending a a rest
Ideal on roads that now aslat and a ;resi
iie;ii more to put in roads where none
I to In found at this lime t hen seem to
I be many objections to ait A. 4 S Unit of
i this Hurt and few in Be htvor
in lha laal law wk ihara liav ban
man chania niada ui projai'lad on huio
raubllc row. I'lio annomuad inova "i iin
Miuhall i'ompanj to ilia aouthwaal rornar
of HlxtyHri atrial nu.i liroadway mail'
ii nacaaaary foi the H li V ul 1'iillman
aaani'lf, lo 1 1 1 i l 'lie I'lillman went i"
sut v- third ii raal . ui lo tha aaal of Hroad
way and it"' H. II. V deported lo quarter
at Kilty-fourth atreat and Rroadwa) . what
it wtiHii's witl, tli l.an--la 'n tl" northeaal
.tuner Later on Ilia IWO Will lie foitud
in a Imildlng on Waal Fifty-fourth atraet.
ll III I II' ' 'l"""'l WWl! ..Ill- I. .- ... IHH
amndaltad for tha ii-.. "I tha automobile
concerna
The Oldstn
le company I planning ;v
I move to tha aouthaaat comer of Klfty-flrat
street und Broadway, diagonal!) croaa from
Us old iiuarter Tne Oakland agency i
I estaiiiished at i"1"1 Broadway
i lie Amarlcau-Marlon company win aoon
he established in the place the Thomas uaed
'to have a' Broadway and si n I hi id at reel .
, tiuitting Ita quarter at i lftyaaventh al real
laud liroadway I'he Hal company will
i remodel the latter building 1 a to im a a
I larger plaee for Itaelf,
whe-i iha I'nrhartt sales Company got
out of it- place in iiii Broadway thut gave
an opening to the Hupp Corporation lo
eatabllah It aw lork branch for lha aala
I Of the I! I H 'at- It well a- Ihe llupp-
Y eat elect rlca It J tartar, who wa with
the ll .1 lioehler company and alao wan
alatrict manager for . aw i ork oi tha Met. -
L-ei Motor v ar iuiiiihiiui win iiuhmv in
e i .in. Drwurn " ute niiuuvuruurauun
w t Hoerther has leaaad b door in the
bulidlug oppoaita tne Automobile Club of
America on Waal Hftyfourth street to be
used a- a maintenance iiepartment for
atioual cara wnlch he sell- in this district.
Ite-tue- local men for Ho' shop
emnlov ees
oi the factorx in Indianapolis also will
work on tne curs It is planned to fit up a
complete automobile plant in miniature.
Ml used car- will be put through the shops
before being put on tha market air,
Poartner wave mat o many National cara
have been placed of late tha' the eslah
lishliietit ol ll er i
naceaaan
depart ment was highly
IT the rule ol the A A. A f ontest Hoard is , ami-fingl I'laying with net old lime dash
that no parion cohnectad with tha trade land accuracy Mrs. Pouch, ably assisted in
may get an Oftlcial al g rgca meet then! Ulea Handy, gained the first set at a
there is no chance thai Ibe man original I v J ben it looked as il Miss Hotchkiss and Miss
selected I" act as starter at l airmont I'aik Hiowning would be eliminated, but they
I will lie all
looks like
I the task
weil to hold down I ii' oi i
a certainty thai Wagner w ill gel
I llaltih De I'alnui will drive a Mercer in
I the Kalrmont lin k meet, it has been an
nounced lleorge Pohertaon, according to one
I chronicler, is at tha wheel of a llunsod
! touring car This is an iinagram, not an
automobile.
The new committees for 'he vear were
announced at the quarterly meeting of the
members of the Automobile Hoard of Trade
held at the S'a ork headouitrters. ; l-'ast
Forty second street, yesiordav i'he com
mit t ees at e
Patents f c Hanrh. w. II antierioort.
L. It Klttrrilge, A Maratdrv.
laufttlatlon and i.aw a, H, gtllwell, William I
Hrnt. Albert I. Pors
Trade H O. Smith. B. R, nennn. w p. Metz
l.r. f. W. Churchill. W T. White.
AOTOMOBILM.
The Locomobile
Company
of america
Nnw York Branch
76TH ST.
& Broadway.
Intercourse and Arbitration G.
W C. Shepber.1. J. W. Gllaon.
Statistical Benjamin Brlacoe. P..
J. S Clarke
E. Daniels.
P. Cbalfaoi.
1). Waldon.
Good Hoada U D. Cbaplo. S.
.t. n, wiina
Show Grorfe. I'ope, Alfred Ileei-aa, M.
Downs.
PUbttdfy Alfred Keeves, K. R, Fatep, H.
L.
w
r oru .
Mechanical CooperatlOB A. L, Hiker, I). Kerf a
Kon. r Bi Bteamsa " w. NasBi ii R. Oonta,
There was a representative gathering of
the companies comprising the Automobile
Hoard ot Trade aa follow
A'ltocar ("nmpany. M. 1.. huam: Mulck Motor
Compaay . W, lecano . Cadlllao Motor Car
, Company w, C, inland, csrtsrcgr Compaay,
; W, ( . Inland: Chalmers Motor Company. Huah
' 'ha Inter : l ' kr.orc Manufactm ing Com pan v.
, v. c. i -eland. Jacksoa Automobile Company,
G A. Matthrw: Knox Automobile Company
A. V Mayo l.ocomoblle Company of America.
, s. T. Davla. Jr.. Marquetts Motor Companv .
. c Kuirninaott; Metsger Motor Car compam .
W k lletager; Mitchell Lewis Motor Company,
; .1. M. ( ram: Mollne Automobile Company. A M
: VanDer00rt; Moon Motor Car Company. K. J.
1 Moon: National Motor Vehicle Company, C. C,
Hanch: Nordyke A Marmon. C. C. fianrh: Oak
land Motor Car Compan. W, C Inland: Old
Motor Works. . C. Iceland: Peerlea. Motor Car
Company. L.H, Klttredtr; tierce Artow Motor
car company. Charles citfton. Pods Ifanvfastur
i ut Compan. Albeit I.. Poie; Premier Motor
Mauufacturlntr Company i H Q Smith. Rapid
Motor vehicle Company W, C. Iceland; itellance
to or Truck Oatnpani . W, C, Iceland; BeWrn
alOIOr Vehicle I'ompanj . It It Salmons: F. I.
Mtearaa Compaay. i . B Stearns: K H Thomas
I Motor Company, r. r, tiumpac' Cnlted states
Motor Company. Alfred ReeveSJ the White Com
j pany, Wlndaor T, white. Wltfya Overland com
pany. Charles v .tiitSeson. Wlnton Motor Car
rlage Company, V, . ctmrchiii.
HI V VM S.
Keen ris In Itnuble for Women's Metro
politan i hamplonshlp.
Play n ihe women'-) metropolitan cham
nUltlBkln v -.-I Am .... t t. ....nrla nf I V.
i ' . .w.ia . iu
NN iHt Side Tetnil Club wait devoted RlOOtly
I to the doublea, and though ihe matches
were not numerous what did take place
wars of a vary high claai Two pairs won
their way to the filial round, and these wen
I Miss Haei Hotchkisa and Hlai idalatds
i Browning In the top aaotlon ami Miss Kior-'
anoa Button and Miss Dorothy Organ iu
tha lower aactlon. Tha final, alouir with
ihe aeini-nnal of the smlea. will come off
t his af ternoon
I On account chiefly of being the llrat to I
be called the ntatch ttetween Mifts Sutton
.and Miss lireen and Mrs. Bftrger allacb
and Mr, llaorgg M. t htipnian in the semi
final attractad tha main aharaof the gatlary,
which was ib. blggaii of tha tournament '
ao tar. and ill fm t the best ever Keen at I his j
Allure ib" player were aaalgnad to the I
en. ill nearest the . lubboo-e. ao that Itiose j
on t he et autla and on t he steps of t he piu a I
had tl splendid view of the match I'h-. ;
order ot the service wa- Sutton, t'hapman. 1
, 1 1 reen and Wallach, ami i hough M iss Button
gamed the Mrsi two points by Nome nlca
I placing ahota Mra. Chapman broke through
1 her after deuce and won the opening gain"
, Although the playera bad aa pal not warmed
I to their work there were some last tallies
on 'he nei gain" w'han, alter deuce twitp.
the game Want to Miss HuttOn'l aide. Miss
ttrean lost heraarvloa game, and Mr Wal
' lach winning her service game made the
tallv :i I in lavor of ths ex-champion
j Two games in quick BUCoaaalOg for Miss
Button brought the score up to :i all. Than
games apiece made it . all. after which
Mra Wallach, wilh two games ran out the
act at tl i, Ihe last game being a love one
on Mrs t hapnian' service.
Mias Qreen opened the second set serving
and showed some of her best spaed by clout -ing
out a love set the neM game wa- re
I markable for its looSiralllaa, and on are It
went to daucefour times, to be finally cap
Itured by MlaaButton. Inn whirling shower
i of smashes the next three games were
tallies lor the girls, leaving the si ore u
iu their favor. I hey were outplaying Mrs
Mai;, o h nun virs , nnpman at ever) point.
I bapman at
llo.iign ine laucr air i ame wnn a spurt
Which netted them two gamea in succession
With Ihe figures .', I in their lavor Mi-s
Sutton and Miss tlreen made the ne.vt one,
casllv getting the set at a J.
When Ihe umpire i ailed seis aplac there
was reat intetest and the liluvers went a.
it lor nil thev were worth Miss flsun
again put the set in commiaaion, but her
pponantg Proge tnrougn tier tor ttie first
i iranie i here was another auurt on the nart
of the Billion aiua anu may nppen oui n,
games w ithoitt a break, t wo being love ones
ibis brougbl tba score I 1 for Mlaa Mutton,
and in the next game Mrs alla h and her
partner made ibe last giau'd stand by mak
ing .-. love game i he last game reached
deuce twice for Miss Sutton and left the set
i at H -' aUg Hotchktaa and Miss llrowtiing
niei .vita n niiitiii ii i uuyn. toe latter all
i'v national champion, in their match in the
It i siayeu muni au nurani hwiii in low noil
two sets, which i hey won comfortably . get
ting the match at . a. n J, B I .
Tba summury:
Mi'tropolltaii championship: Women'. Double
Seiul-tlnal round Miss rinrrnre Sutton and
Miss Dorothy Urn defeated Mrs llarger-Wal-larli
nnd Mr- (lecrge M Chapman. ..?,
A ': Miss llnii llolchklss and Miss Adelaide
BrOWnTng defeated Mrs. William H Punch and
Miss I dllh Handy. 4 a. a :. I
Mixed Doubles Plrsl round Mrs It R, Man
vel and Joseph Condon drfeatrd Mrs McDavItt
and l.yle Bi Mahan. a I. a 9; Mrs. (iaorge M
Chaiiman and A llolmea defeated Miss Allele
Cragtn and Arthur cratln. a 0, a I
gaeOBQ liniinu Mrs. rreoerieu senmltz and
A Boy, defeated Ml- Kl-le little and Richard
II palmer. I. I . a 9; Mrs. (liorge M ( hap-
man and s Holmes defeale.l Miss ll thy Green
and Calhoun l'rgtn, A ..A 9. Miss Hael Hntrh-
klss ami canton i i.arnner uereaten Mrs. and III
Humpgreya, o, a i.
Women Consolation Singles Miss Resale
W'rlfht defeated Mr Blum by default; Miss May
Halllu defeated Mlw Kmlly Delia. 4. 19
AtTOMonn.m.
L'atd aad endoraeu b tuu uatltu, daaier, aj
aUorar Ik world, boo. W. HoBm.n Mnfr. .
aiaaopolla, Ind. N. V. Ufflo. I TarU v.n
200 HORSE POWER
FIAT RACER
WINNER LAST YALE HILL CLIMB
wliWH UST four JIFFIKOH KILL CUM
Coat ll.mn Immf Jlairly
HOSKAM St OTT CO.,
asli n ff
I7AI II v
SIMPLEX, 90, 1010
Tt ton., parfsci ituskstn s it o . 1 , . 1
1911 CADILLAC, 30
I pa touri.ia Hoskant geott, iti
RENAULT, 1910, 20 30
Taan'ic' . overh'di perfeet Roskam Ncoti .
ISOTTA 1911
psjivngr -i h P ear i" t of
at irv. than half '
S.I I tH MOTOR 4 A It C O.,
lit WaahlngtO'i St ... Nrnari,
PIERCE-ARROW 1910
floe 7 paifrr. ryilrd'r. Tl I , ., a.
- Vtn cornpinri cquijiiiu q nil I rrfV.ri
EI-I.IH MOTOB t All OMI'4M
114-ua WaaMnrtori st .
?"ew Jmrr Dealers Pierre Arror rr.
AUTOMOBILE
EXCHANGE
aSSSal AIfT SEUJEM OT AH
rouoBtiA oomanciAL rr.m
CLSa GAJUOC& Tmea con p.
MBNTft A1SO REPAIR COM
PAKIP.& WILL ALWAYS f;NT
BDIIKTIIINC OF UTTKRErr IN
TH! OOLUlfN.
" MITCH F IT -We
are moving to our new service DUtkUSI
about October 1. Below la a list of o r ussu arv
We do not want to carry them Wltn US we aasg
the room and the money. We have tatted them
with prices which ahould be attractive Kaon ona
of these cars has been thoroughly ovcrasuletl,
repainted and la fuarsnteed. All are Mulppeg
with top, lampa. horn and tire Irons, aome wltn
wpidahleld and ipeedometer also
luos so h. p. tourlnf car . vi
lSOS 2ft h. p. roadster a
190ft S!V h. p. tourlnt car arii
1000 SO h. p. touring car. . So
lfOf 40 h. p. touag car . 7.V1
1810 ao h. p. tourlnt car. Ms cylinder l.onj
MITCHELL MOTOR CO, OF NEW YORK,
1S7S Broadway. Trlephone:--S4AfM ol'imn
Al TOM Oil II K lUIP.AINs
i ASH OR TIMK PA1 MFATS-laie
modela, all Standard maken
Also timks ami fOln, Fresh im Hoe.
at SO'p below regular prlc..
TIHKS HQ. AI TOllOBfl.K CO
largeat fVatera In the World
i;oM-i;ist it'wu.T, saih st
BAKER vkhicli: CO, Itfj w .
USED BAKER ELECTRIC COCPK. stw
HOPE. VICTORIA AlfD LANpAULCT; ovi i
HAULED AMI IN KXCF.LLKNT CO.VDn'l '
9400 AM UP.
CUSTOM KR retiring from bualness driirr- u
sell 3 ton Motor Truck: great bargal ' iiOTORS
KNfilNKKRINi; 4 BALEfl CO . MO West Mth
JCST OCT New ItU Met "22' . 4 c I v.a r
rooled: finest 2 paas. car of Its a'.e bull. Uoaeii
high tenalon magneto, top. gaa lamps. 4c. MU
MKTZ MOTOK CO., 312 W cat Md at.
! "KHlf itl'NABoCT, fully equipped; lljoi
USSdj at big dlacouui. W. P. MALLO.N ITOJ
i Broadway.
CHALMKRS "FORTY" TOURINlJ Us r
built and repainted. C. UUW ISSl brysii.
Na Y.
CHALMERS
j guaranteed. C
l AHS
DOW,
rebuilt, repainted
1(127 hroadua, . clP
CARfl BOUGHT AND BOLD.
?oth Century Co., 17dn IVwav. cor. Mtll
Automobile loatructluu
FOR OWNFRS. propectlve owners, ma i
feura, thoroughly practical coueae. day or evt
nlng; booklet on remjeat. WEST BIDE Y II 1
SIS Weal 57th St Telephone ZHio Colnmh
MOTOR CAR
DIRECTORY
MOTOR COMPANY
Si isw B'way, cor. si
7ia i6 coluinbua
Trlapaoaa.
I , iliVCe .1" utri" Sold an.l 1 xrhane" I
ALL SiaatS i im.-s s i. Alio Co . i7n H
BE NZ
Vim Import ('" ot Am"
Ml a W est H'll St . N
auicK
Motor Co
HU Sts.
B'way, batwraa i
Phon ii Coltimt
CADILLAC
Cars. Parts. Itepair-.
Coluinbua Cirri. Tti
sTfiRRiN 1888 BROADstAY 6iJ i
I'hone 30 oliimhu-
iVERITT SBr
HENRY
Crawford Thomxui i
iMU B'wa . el
KNOX
ktiox lutiinobtlt Company,
law, i gu Broadway. Phone V
uarinuil POKHTNKH MOTOBCAH Ul..
NATIONAL R'way (tMth 81.1. Hi""""
aaavvMCII NA JtWEIX-BRWCOE
MAXWELL .-, 'veil r.ti ,it 1'hon llJ
Scudder. LT.t Co
SIMPLEX
All maki1-
Phon C
1171 Hi.u't '
ilurobui
' tn Na'
li'wa;.
or.
Tal.
lib
SPLITUJrir MAGrttfO
Walton A 4 iMla "
llranrh IMO BrU
WHITE w'
Co., Broadwa) aad
I'hone CoL
UP
Benl H'im defeated Ura Henryi
I, h
gerond
. Ml V.1.U
Hound Miss niv Hart'" rt'f'
i raKin rt I. a II Miss l.rrir...
iTorra Safcalad Mis- Urs-lr Wright hy ilrf.'i
, Miss Klitabeth Bunre dafealad atiM Mav Hi
. r, o, a ?
I ffOftj HAMMERS HAItltl
Keferee Save, ( oloreil Fighter I rom
knnrkaiil nl National . I
Before a comparatively amnll crowd lm
j Hoa. the New i astle hegvyweiglil, "
', Morns Harris, colored, of Phi ldel
I Into g atat" of h ilplraaneaa III th' '
round at tic National Bpoitlng 1 ''
'night Harris was aaved from u prohah
I knockout hy the referee, In ih "
'round boss Iloorcil his anUtgnnlal I'"
I TOUnd boss
I and in tha l.nal round liarri wa
ail over the ring in such ii ni.iiiii
was on the verge of coii.'ip
end came.
First Hound Ross hamio
In th body with several lift
w I,
Old
the right lo the n"ck. Hani
dropped from a hook under th '
ho managed to clinch and avni
smashes Ross worked iiini to ".
and rocked his head with a gtrni
Harris retreated under 'I'
thi'
wild counters, but Hoaa kept
on
steadilv and had the round
Second Itonnd a lloss resumed h
smashes Harris held In a longji llll'
wrestling. Ross had lots of steam 1
wallops and the negto linallv reele'l ir
left on the iaw lto-s then knocked
down w ith aiintlini -w ing iu the tnl
Harris taking n count of nun
vt 111
got up he was groggy am
was grit'
beaten to the floor lor at
but lie got up pluckilv
it her count ' 1
and took nt
tierce punching. Ross
knockout , but t he gong
worked halo
came to I he u
rescue.
Third Hound Man i opened w II '
left in the body and Hush iiUM m
rli
to a corner With a hard right on
of the head he made the negro re'
in the mouth put Harris down and
got ii' Rosa lloornd him again, al-.
on top of him Harris waa a pun
when be arose and (toga punched it
he was in ntlggr stieel Mam
,i... mi.es und lloss holdinir him
. me
left
'
I
"t
itiu
.eil
llll
left pounded bis bead with hall I '!
right banders Harris was wahh m-r',,
ami as he tottered to a corner Ibe re
stopped the bout. Ross waa a sure wiuuer-

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