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THE SUN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1913.
ir
Mu pie Leafs
MOTOR BOAT TROPHY
STAYS IN ENGLAND;
!
Jltplr liPif Wins Third Km,'
Willi tmfrtaMi Ankle Uoop
npttinff Swond Plm'p.
TIME sMOHTtf SLOWER
fntanVr, Anothtf British Boat, j
1 luril Now ( hiillrnsio
KxM'tpd. !
l
tfttltl Cmblt fimpalfH to Tut St s.
CoWM, Knirlnd, Hept. II. The British
kaya aef e llded tli' British International
; ophv for motor hosts urrerafulty
taalnal ,n'' i hsllengea of the Krenrh and
ni.rli" ClllbS. The Maple leaf IV. won !
iht third end .lerldlnaT rare to-tlay and K. I
'M.irka - RdtSI. the owner. has the s.-itls- '
laCttOtl of knowing that his boat won the
MM last v.ar. ii IiirIiir It hark to them' j
Mttr and thla year suri-eaafully de- :
fend'n it In a imaiurr th.- two seta of
races WVrf Klmllar. Maple Leal IV. loat '
the fit ft Fact In American waters, but '
wan th. nt xt two. Hho lost the drat race
at home to the Iieapujole II., the French
boat, but won the m-xt two.
In tO-day"! rare the Peapujols II. waa
not starter. haviiiR hroken ilown In i
yeeterday'l rare o hadly that It wna Im-
poasitili to pat) h her up for raring. The
Maple Leaf IV. went over the course of
f,l nautical miles In 40 mlnutea in 2-1 j
aeromls. This is a little slower than th .
tlnv he madfl yesterday. The Ankle
'Wi was s.-rond, her time being 43 mln- j
tulea Ifi secotuls and the Crusader, an.
other British boat, waa third In 44 min
utes 3" 1-6 seconds.
The Maple Leaf IV. has outclassed all i
others In the series of races and not only
has shown high speed, but has been very j
consistent In her erformances. her time
viriing very little from day to day. The '
Ankl.
tad i
kle Deep too has run very consistently '
these rnces haa made Just about
what she has made in home waters. Count
Minkowski has run his boat well and has
won many frh nils h-'cauae of hia annrii.
manlik' way of helping out at the last
minute and then taking his defeat with I
such soo.l grace.
It Is flpecte.l that the Motor Hoat flub '
Of America will challenge nt mire for an. I
othfr Strlee, of rac. s next season.
CHARGES MISUSING OFFICE.
Seanoll of Itrulatrnllon Commit.
er t reused by Athlete.
Tint a tight Is la be m.ide mimi the
reflection of John It.
.'onnolly as a mem-
.orr or mi registration eemmlttaa of the
Metropolitan Association of the A. A. r
stCS me evident .sterdy when an affi
davit (v.. made public charging that Con
no;;, promised tr. use the Influence of his
office to further the interest of the Dp
inlcan Lyceum, of which body he was
it le lime a prominent member
RlAce the time at which It Ik alleged
Otntiolly violated the ethic of . "i . 1 1 cm i r
Inlet lea ho ha transferred his aJleftanea -
to th- Heeond Navel Battalion nt HmmW.
lm and mm h mamhuF ,r tK-i , int. m
tana up for raajection at the annual meet
ni -f thn Metropolitan Aeaoolatton on
Monday night. Tho affidavit, whlrh fol-
ejowa, -wis made on Wwineari.t,, by T hornet
J Corley. who u luspendrd by the rents.
trsti.
htld
Hep
taot
Meri
n committee las nrtnter for
run ling
g.irm 1
the name of Llpecbuts .it the
tho Newsboys in ths H:xt
nt Armory. Tho lUbStSnOS
taienssai i ;
T ebaut Jaauary 1 .r 1 1 1 3
01 Dlease A Cluet, II John
ninth
f tho
i'i th
ptreot.
1 wards,
preeeaee 01 mow u t a
t 'oiin!!)f
lember el
in tsiptriitl
1 It tee, had
111 lKn
nnntltatltia fur
nin
Hfrihlp in V
I hi' h ho at
mini
s-n Lyi tlm, in return
reed
Ilia influent"
1 registration remmutes to ha r my
rt iitapensilDn iharteaea, 1 hereby
htm With wrongfully uaina htn pnl
n ihnt 1 ommlttee te further tho in-
frm
ilea
irf-.' ..r Dominican Layeeusa
Stewart Bdwards, Who le namod In tho
flffl: i-;r ;t overhaaiins tho con versa Uon,
hai ilsned si h WltnsSS to tho documnnt,
whi h In attested by Howard J. Seney. a
commissioner of dooiii.
Sniio his term of suspension cxpirod
Cot ley hsi repressntsd tho Ryotard
Uyceum, bui wishes now to raprsssnl ths
Knights ..f st. Anthony. Momhers of tho
lath r organisation aeeert that Connolly
further it ul tilled bltnsslf by toiling Corlsy
nat if h asrssd to run for the Docsinl
I r m ho would soo that ho could do no
atthoussjhavlns to go through tho proba
tion period of a year hh an 1 unattat bed
athlete, hut that if ho persisted In run-
II na f r the Knights of 8t. Anthony he
S'ould have to oompsts as unattarhod for
Memben of the Knights of Ht
ire very mm-h wrought on over
Anthony i
the mat- j
if ami are determined to present th
,,!
athrtavl- a! the meeting of the association
I
LEXINGTON RACING RESULTS.
1 rsl Usee ail furlnnas Winnies Wlleh.
If. (Qoose). won. ihsnileler. IDs iilross). ,
ssrond; Lsd lam. Ion. I0J iBustnn). third. ;
Tun I IT Cedar Itrook. Kthrlds. Stanley I
I Mirk A. Mayer and Masnr also ran. I
Two iIoIIht in ui ijels paid: Wlnnlns Wlleh.
Itrsllhl l in, ChantlcTsr, place li in. Uady i
, laor i.in tnoot in ,u.
Second Rare Kiv ami s half furlongs--
lluailir.K lira. 10, iTurneri, won; Hac. 1)1
ilf'.j?. iscoadi Hypy l.ov. 107 illnryi.
nil-. Tin,.- 110 ..v Aunt Mamie. Uestlno
ri'l I r rtinul also ran.
Two nolUr mutueU paid: Rustling Brsss.
lrllil 4.14i Bsc, place 13 70; Uypsy lxive.
hoi. I..70 '
Thlr ! Rare. im mil -Th tirader. I0
IgRialt), won. I'lylng Tom. 100 iBuxtnni.
K'-M.-i. 1 strops, ins (Mcrabs), thlril
Tim.
1 13 : :. Mia lluwk-ton also ran
Two ilollar mutual! paid: Th tirader.
tr,l,hi l JO. Klylng Tom. place 13 SO; It
bt'jipa. ..in 10 show,
Fourth Rare Mllo snd seventy yards -Hak1.
I'i:. ilirnas). won: Oold Color, 91
'Vnn riiihni, seeandi .lames Doekery. H2
IQeeesi, Ihlrd, Tlm. I;,4, Allen Bridge
atr T.MIria. Hyaygy. lamia Wldrlg. Dee
lri(i and Human, also ran.
Tun dollar muliiel paid: Rake, alralglit
1110 Unlil i-nlnr. place :l.l; James
lJi-'kr) ihon 13 10
filih Kara Siva furlonga Lady Errant.
Jl- iHmalli, won. Marly I.ou. 112 (Loftual,
'""in: Hahv Hlatsr. 112 iHansverl. Ihlrd.
Tlm. i os a ;,. Hubsrtlaa Kryene. Agir
Malms, Xelros. Tomimy and Flying
r ranis aluo ran
Tw. dollar mutual paid: Lady Crrant.
Ml Marty Leu, place II 30; Baby
Ihow .', fiO.
Bar, Mil and avnty yards
101 IHanoverli won: Or. Waldo
109 lOooaek, aeeend Anna rtd. 112
r" thlnl. Tlm. I 49 ., Ada Bay
Nit
i irean
It. ,0
how i
rlo
- nml ue Im paid: firn. straight
Waldo Brlgga. plar 1230. no
Small Fields at Syraroee.
rsaeusi, Sept. I2 Hmall nelds pie
IM for the first day's card of running
rce undei supervision of the Jockey
''liiii nt Siaib Kalr trark to-day. The
umni.trles :
Itai ri s and s half furlonga: tn-''-
rolling I 'a lit Burna. 112 iTrox-
vat
!'n ' I'J I, won. Milky Way. 101 I Nlcklaua I.
; '" I aarondl Pstisus, 105 (McTaggarti.
, - Ihlrd, Time, 1:0
'-.; Here HI, furlongs: sll ages;
nand:-i Hrlnmour. 10s IMrTaggarl). 2 to
soil, tltamaha, (41 fNlealauiY t
I Bl, it... k lOi i Moore). 4 lo I, third.
Tlsie, i . -,
nil Kara un mil: thr-var-nlda and
'i 'M l Mission, 117 iMrTsggarti. I lo 6,
on Jalloa icea, iMcklaus). 7 lo 2.
"' ""I Lad of Langden. 113 iTroalon, I
l I Dili l Tlm. I -.in l-s.
Race Mu and h sjiteenthi thr
' " inr upward -i'IIIT Kdg. 10, iTros-
1 m i win, Absconder, in tMoTsi -
run,
'have vi
o. .. saconn. Time, i:,, i-o.
Hat Mil and a half. Iiandl'ap.
ir nlrli and upward; army horses -'
141 i l.lsut. Alpersl, I lo 2. won;
H.leul Mining'. 1 lo 1. seesnd ;
"" 'ile r. Ill irapt W. Mitchell ,
"tird Tlm. Ml l-S.
High I
' lo ',
Second Victory Keeps
THEY GUIDE
The men who are superintend!,, '
the ends i Dr. Hall, coach of the kickers i
TWO DOSES OF HARD '
WORK FOR YALE MEN
PMsing, Fallinu- on Ball nnri
Brpakinu1 Tliroiijrh Occupy
Morning; Benton.
Kit KKKs OUT AFTER LUNCH
Dr.
Bull Finds I'mupcllv
star Pupil Only Four
Veterans to Pome.
His
Nkw Haven. Conn . Sopt. IJ Two set
t.ona of practice marked the fli pi full
day tho Yaio varstt) football squad hao
spent at Now Haven. The BQuad of ;
tuckers which has been at Newport for tho
pant ten days and las linemen who have
boon at Nanttiokot were hem early iti the ,
momlntf. i ti tho mornlnn practice thor i
was an hour of paSSlni and of fa 11 ins on I
tho belli the coaches driving into the play-
srs tho fad that they must learn to hang ,
on to i whatever stss mlsrht happen
Thert WHS
little work in breaking :
fcrwifh.
Dr. William T
Hull spent tho groator
part of the afteroo
with the kh-kors at
tho field and showed thSffl both how to
punt and how to drop kh'k. Pumpelly
was hia star pupil. CSStlea, Marklo. Wil
son and ailtohell also showed up durifif
tho sftsmoon. thousti ihs kicking of ths
litter tWO SSS far froij eJtoallent.
All t'i ches wore present except
Barry Vaushan, the frashman coach,
ji sse Spalding worked with the batHci and
Bomelater and Oallausr assisted Head
Coach Jones with tho lineman. Some of
the star l io men' who were Ki u Were
Talbot, Warren, Harbison, Olle, Miller, j
Pendleton, Martins aid White, f the
men who won their letters last ye n only I
Carter And Avar) . ends i t !oney, suard, 1
and Wheeler, quarterback, have not re
turned, white, who was centre for th
frashmsn last year, looked good at
tackle to-day In the skeleton line LoftUS
who won his V list year. w,ll nt-t he
hack this fall, having fOUS into bUSlnsSS,
Thompson and Wilton were lined ut as
quarterbacks with different strings of
backs to-day.
CLINTONIANS HEAR ADVICE.
, roaches Hooka and Smith Tnlk to
i.nlherlnK of Mnel -seven.
In response to the cull of OOMhet
; Hooka and 8mlth for candidates ninety
' seven aspirants for 11 place on the Clinton
eleven filed Into the school auditorium
1 yesterday to receive the usual advice,
j Announcement by t'apt. lillmorc. the all
! scholastic tackle, of the arrival of 8.
I Xewman. a uuarterback on New Rochelle.
and White, the aaaresslve Krasmus end
of ln-qt rear, waa well received. The
whole mjii.ki will ne in uniiorm stonoay.
The non-appearance or Mike Marnen in
Clinton has left the school without a
football manasrer. In all probability the
i matmaership will devolve upon l.leber
I man. Sarben's asristant.
I Individual instruction, passina the hall
I to the backs and running; down punts
' formed the order of practice at Cum
I mere yesterday. To-day Coaches Suss-
klnd and o'Nell will have the men out on
the Crotona Park Kleld.
WILLIAMS SQUAD REPORTS.
Coach Daly l.nnnebes Operations
With .tn Men on Hand.
Wii.i.iamstown. Mass.. Held. 12 Will-
lams football practice got under way on
Weston Kirld this afternoon with the
i largest squad that has reported on the
Hint day In recent years. Thirty-five run
! dnlates were on hand to commence the
i season's work under the direction of Coach
Kred Italy, the former Yale captain. As
! usual, the first day's drill was light. The
practice consisted only of the first rudi
ments of the game.
Cy Toolan. the star back of last year,
did 'a Utile punting and he undoubtedly
I will be called upon lo kick for the team
j again thla fall. Cant. Vinal assisted Coach
Dalv In the work and set th candidates
I . ... ).. While the Imraest share
a k'hiu i ----
of the squad which reported was composed
of new men, there were Several members
of last venr's varsity eleven Included.
Among Ihese were Walker and Kells. two
husky linemen.
CUP DEFENDER ORDERED.
It. W. Kmmons, Jr., to Sail llerre
ehnlT Boat for ?4e York V. 0,
Nswpobt, Hcpt. 12. Cornelius Vander
bllt Arthur Curtlaa James, J. I'. Morgan,
Henry Walters, Frederick (1. Bourne and
lleorge K. linker havo formed a syndicate
and have ttimmlseloned Herreahoff of
Hrlslol to design and construct a boat to
be used probably as the cup defender
against Shamrock IV., to lie brought over
by Sir Thomas Upton nest summer,.
'While the plans of the syndicate are
well formed the definite and tlnal plans
will not be mado until Mr. Vanderbllt re
turns from abroad, when there la to be a
meeting al Ihe New York Yncht Club
house In New York.
It nlsn was learned to-tluy lhal Hubert
W. Emmons 2d of Huston, former owner
of the Avenger and who haa been sailing
Harry I'ayne Whitney's fifty fcoUr liar,
hats this summer, lias accepted thn In
vitation lo manage and sail thu new syn
dicate defender.
THE GRIDIRON DESTINY
loir's football pin. lice. I'riin, left to right palrilna. conch nt
tiallaner, coach of the linemen i Cnpl. Ketcham and Head Coach
SCRIMMAGE FOR CORNELL.
lin -m nl Mrn Thrnneh
sharp
Trn Miniiir Molor.
Ithaca, n y. Sept it Notwlth-1
standing tho faot that tho CortMll fOOt
ball Hijuail has had hut two days of
practice Coach I harps pant the tirnt ami
Second tea mm into a nliarp srri'nniim
to-day and for tho ton minutes th;it
Trait) er Jsick atoakiey allowed them to
mix it Up tho men wont at it liamnvr
and tonsja Tho tirst team extYSrlmented
with a couple of new formations and
mts Resej, the varalt) end, had the
honor of Bcorlni tin- ttrsf touchdown on
a forward pass from Barretl Tahcr and i
McCutdieon ware tho tirnt two man to
t el tin effect! of haul pla) . both of
them suTferlni from minor Injurtea,
Sharps picked as n second team the
(ollowlns i atcCutcheon and Shelton
ends ; Williamson and Andrews, tacklea;1
Metkel and Duffle, sjuards; Willlame I
centre; 8hoc;k. quarterback. Pease an'i
Bchllcheter. half harks, ami Byrne, full- j
back Tho coach stood pat on his Itret
team of tho day before.
H. C. Sprans. ono of ths most power
ful ourerrn-n on tho arsity
potted for football today. H
crow, ro
will ho a
WCloOms addition to th
th.' Hne,
candidates for
UNKNOWN MEN FOR TITLE.
Favorite Beslen In nil ear fiolf
Whoolor and Marshall In Final.
rim.AnKi.ru i k, Sept. 19. - As a result
of tho matches In tho second and semi
final rounds of the indl Iduisl IntefCOl
logiate golf championship at tho Hunt
iiigdon Valley Country CJttb, Nohlo, to-
, day two
ootnpsts
round li
II w
.1. N. st
; vVi baler
in the
mparatlvely unknown wan win I
in
tin' thlrty.su holes nnall
morrow.
considered niinot cartaln thai
in li-' Id ni Prlnoeton and C. H
,lr.. uf Pennsylvania wnuld i
fliuii round. t"it Webster waa
Hmlnatad in ths mornlna and Btoarns in
Ih1 altrriumn. NathaAlSl WbeslST !
VhIo and John Marshall, Jr., "i Williams
will fiKiit it 'Hit iii the final. Ths nun
martei :
Becond Kound .1. N. Stearns Id, Prince-
ton. defeated Uoraon , in, i u.r .1 up aim
to pla, N'alli'int! tr
ir, Vela
1 feated
.1. T
niHh.ii. YhIc. uo: .1 Hal
hall. ir.
Willlan
D. H
Wtbsts
me, defeated R n Meree, reie. 1 p.
Drouclee. 1'rtnrrtfin. defeated H
r. .ir.. University ef Penney I van in, .i
hp and 1 to play
fieini tln.il R.Mind N
.1. N Btearna Id, 1 up
M.iihii. Jr.. defeated
Wheeler defeated
nml to play, J,
i B DoiKlaA K
Itovinrl J, lilllll.
K Williams, fnl
bye. It u Olsaaon,
j up and to play
Consolation i'up. Firi
1 Han srd, defsstsd 11.
1 1 rr. v of 1'i-iiiiNl l aula.
1 whllsms defeated K u
I, or' Morn, I nl
rerslty of
C, W 14.
nnsylvanla. 7 up aioi I 10 piny:
wnstnd, foil 'r-;t or Pennsyl
; ., in, bye,
1 i. end Kmind I t.lttotte
defeated a t
W. Olesson 'le
Peaalee, 1 1 II helea 1 . it
vy! it Townssad. 1 up ill hoij
HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS.
Itret Usee Five h hell furlnge
HceJlywAf. in i Butwell), u to utrelght,
won . Trlflri . s i I M Tngrt . 1 t- 4
ffr piece, eeconil . Bllvef M um. i rt? Hnh
bine I, ' tn B t" nhnw, thlnl. Time, 1:T.
rord Mai, c eur d'AIene ami Brier Path
eleo ren
Itecopii 1i''t - - Tw o-your-fltl . five fur-
'np. Superintendent, 101 ( Butwell i, even
mi night, won . Mr HnlKK ln I Wolfl, i
.i ! f'.t pleee, eeeond; Trenld, IM itCerHH,
out to ehow, thlnl Ttmf. 1:00 3-;. Qerl
and H umlllntlon a'1" ran.
Thlnl Hhi r -une mllo .in-l Bf4ntv rit -Uorklni
lat1. 109 (J Mt-TuBRart 1. 11 tn
21 Ntruieht. won; KaiiiaiA. 101 (Teehen).
7 to lo for piac. eeeond: puperttltton,
ic. Burtlnceme)i even to Hho. third, Tim".
1 :44 '1. 11 "!. KoBe uii'i .1. H. HoUtfhton
itln'1 1 ;t 11
Fourth Rpee 1x furloneit- Ilht O' M'
l.lfo. 117 Hilnttm. 4 to 1 utrHlffht. won,
j Heeler rrvnne. !i7 i.r M, iToiliri to
for iinie. eeeond 1 Mnriorte a. loo iiropiii'i
I oven ti ethow. third, Time,, ItlJ, Sir1nu
I Bonrd. 1 'hrokti'. uri4f. tehnyoi Mm. kleton,
I plnce Ahmed nnM Aiyiinie hio tan.
Fifth Race - Two ycar-nldn flVO ami a tin If
I furlntiKf - M'Tilfi-iil. 10.) 1 But well 4
ftl HtKht
tn 1 fi
Davli
nutl). 101 I Shuttlnitcr, tt
Mcondj Ovutton. JOTi tt.
how. laird, Timp. i :os.
pla
Kel Path
Thelma ,1.
Hinminit . dantaurl, I riNii Boy.
In kk unit ChnrleH Cannon .i . t
ran.
Hlxth Hh' On milt nn ) n-vrntv vardt- -Lit
II -Itipltcr. ins iHutwi-IM I tn 1 tttralicht. ;
wiiii; tStptnr, 1 J iTeiihuni, J to 1 fnr
plare, ItCOad Hwlnh Hl Hnrel, out tn
how, thlnl. Tlm, 1:4 4-;.. I'M. -hi-,
t'nmpilnipnt. Ufat Major. Htno a n't .Mant r
Jim atmi ran.
MONTREAL RACING RESULTS.
Klrpt Hat r two yeur-oldn j tlvi an-1 a half
f urluiiKtt Atf viMa, 113 I Murnn . 10 to 1
traliai, won: Km ul rant, IIS roaufdi, i to
; for pla! Mconnj Caitnoca. lol (toniaai.
to 1 in IHOW, thlnl Tlm I .07 , Tin
Spirit, AprU.i. pHt'tfl 1'uMt, Malik an-1
SpreiiMln iiIho ran
Nfcoii'l RaOf ---Hlx furlonmi ijui't Ion
Mark. 1" lOOUld). tn I hi might, won .
Lord I. in re. iray , 4 tn ft fnr pla i
iMond , Bait try, i o 4 (Obrt), 4n to nhnw,
thlrrl Tlmp. 1:1 4 2 5. Burning Payllght. !
Houlhrn Hhon. i 'herry Heeil ami Clam
Bchy biho ran.
Third Ka)y two yar-oli1ii: flvp furlnngi '
Haiutv, ITB (Hklrvln). tn ft Htralghl. won;
' i riHh Prldfi lift i Burnt ), nut rar pia'.
aarondl Dublin illrl. (Taylor), out to
vhovi. third Tlmp. 1:0: 4-ft. IrUh King.
' LlriMprlt and lltrniann ali' ran.
Knurl h Raalttapltrhaaij tun mllaa--'Malaga.
Ill Miiliu). 4 to 1 utralght. won;
J uverMii'. 143 iKiTmHtlu. vn for plar-p,
sfriiiitl ; lAztl Klat. IS7 i Nn), awn to
i ihOW, Ihlrd Tim; I H 4-IS. .Nnhl Huah
I lark. Itarewell, .1 lu Jltmi and Ld kola aim
run.
Fifth Hare sit furlonga- Maiin .lohtiHnn,
9l ( Taylpr t, 6 to I alraighi. WOHI Mnna of
rt.irka I Ai Hirav). 'J to 1 fnr iiIih e. Mcofid ;
Hrawnv. A7 Ohnri. 'i lo tl lo Nhow. third
Time. 1:14 l-ft. Thi Oardner, llnpf k. Tnm
Holland. Willi and Huterp alan ran.
Hlxth Kure (Inn Mll -Love Hay. IK'
mhert). k in ft Ntralrhl. won; Vanrta
Ktmtiif. 100 lAdantai. 2 to 1 fnr plar.
aoondj HiirlngitiBHs.. 109 (Connolly), out to
nhou. third. TlntO. I 40 3 ft. I'rHiilA Kniina,
Ban Prior. L M d k-Tt, Uakley. Lord Klatn.
I'unifl. Itohhy Oiok and i'IIIT Top alao ran.
tvnlh !((' - Mllo and a vlxteanth
(iurnrau 10,1 (Oharlt. 11 to iralMh(, m;
Krhallar. 107 Kali hrot hr , 1 tn far place.
him .md. lUnrv HutchlBoit, I0K niould). H to
I,.
hIiou . tnirrt Time, i :r -g, Baaoa
Kami.
lierrard, Pliant and Mills also ran.
Cup in EnglandYale and Princeton
BLUE
TENTATIVE PRINCETON
VARSITY IS LINED UP
Ktl Trenkman. Mcrriti .mil
Kobey ami Stewaii Bakor
Form Mackfiohl.
PaiKcaToN, N J., Sept, IS. The candl
.late, for tho football team hail a two
hour Workout this afternoon and alttlOUSO
I light rain which fell during mosl of tho
afternoon made the footing slippery the
work was ths most Buccessful of the week.
After a short drill In which tho linemen
practiced Mocking snd klcklns. while the
endi and hacks were sent down tho field
under kicks the men were duided up Into
quad! and sent through a smnai practice
for three-quarters of sn hour.
As yet no resjutar team has been picked
out. but the so-called tentative varMty to
day lined up as follows: Hammond, light
end: Phillips, light tackle, HeynlSer, right
guard: Haviland. centre; W. Swart, left
Suard; k. Trenkmann, left tackle, n.
Brownt lafl end; Stewart Baker, quarter;
Capt Hobey Baker, right half; Msrrttt,
i. ft half, k Trenkman, fullback.
Three now men reported thll afternoon
at practice Chapln, BalUn arid T. O'Sul
livan all of whom were On last year's
squad. Tho first game of the 1!14 season
will he played less than a week after tho
opening of college and the coaches are
working tho men hard in order to got
them tn condition by that time.
REICH'S DEBUT PROMISING.
Hops allor Walls In Fifth Hound
of Mrat Professional Bonl.
A I I
Ichi Torntar amataur champion
rmer Vtl
nit' a iuccc
i Mmlit-oti
topped s
heavyweight, ms
n profeavTonal li
last nlghl Ha
th.- Ilftli n.tind.
Interfered whin,
sided miHins.
lean condition
tripped in pli
Ha welched 1
Hful debut
-M'ti.iri .m il'
illor White
Hi
or rather Heforr Joh
utter leoondi of ue
White wu in a hi lp-
'ii tiio TopPH Reich
ml ii phytic! condition.
pown-l and wnn hh tr-nt
us nails. White on the other
flabby and took the lnut at a
hand was
few liouvs
w Innlpeg
tll.l not go
notice, lis PTed McKay, the
noltoeman. i.i.-.iti, that he n
.on bpoaUM Of it it injurtMl kn. White
I tipped the maIm at 1 7 pounds,
j Reich whm rather oiutloui In tho first
1 round, probably because he wanted to
I si?. up hlSehard hitting antaconlat. Hut
before the routti ?twii ho put tiu- phis-m
down for a count cf nine, in the second
routnl White floundoroii r n over the rniK
White titirlor tiro hih! nat down twice 10
hard that hit tooth won jarred Reich
spar rod In tho third round, and White
landing wild punch matV tho former
amateur'! moho bleed, Rut in th" fourth
: round Raich landed i many wetl directed
Mown that White wan ift Queer itreet.
Th' end same in the fifth routni, when
, Reich Mit loowo with a storm of vwlngi
and uppe route which quickly took ail the
Bffhl out if the tar ami brought the ecrap
i to an and, a comparatively Htnaii crowd
1 Haw the fun.
I Oeorffe Aho. tho Hebrew middleweight,
; ihaded Billy Qrupp or nt. Uoula In the
Itrat ten round scrap, Ashe wolghed 164
pounds ami Qrupp waa eight pounds
( lighter. Vouiik Brown f the Rani Sni
boxed a ten round draw with Johnny
Harvey of Harlem In the semi-final,
j Brown's weight was i3rB4 pounde, while
iiar4 scaled Al 114, Harey Incidentally
t i"Kt two tt ath.
GERMANS CHARGE INSULTS.
bonder Honl
RtflTov, 8i-Tt
III MurM.-ln ml
12. "I Intend lo mm-
plaln in tha down Prlnc f Qarmany.
my amployar, f tha Inauttlng treatment,
oulmlnatlns ni actual niohbtnffi which wo
have raoalvad in Anwriia." tlaclariHl Capt.
i Mt' Krlofer. ;ih apokaaman for hii two
companion aonday hn.it aklppara, Paptalni
Ibaen and Btain, Juki befiprfl i in trio
aallad for Germany. "Wo wen: tr.-atMi in
Marbletwad ai if we waro 'recalo dopn,"
bains accorded no conalderatlon w hat -
t-ver.
('apt KrPcpr ISld thai durin tho moh-
hlnSi wltloh took rhirf hk thay warn in -
intr ;i Harbtahaad plOtliri how. In- waa
atrtii'k In th- bach of the hruil by an
apple, while daoavail fruit nnd asart ralnad
abOUl hhn and Inn OOmpHDlonS,
("apt. bstn, who riMidtd lor aonv lma
in A roar lea, arsa dlapoaad to bf more
lenient Hh axplalnad i i raallied tt
wan OlUy th' action of a crowd of oiju
barbartana, What i did faal, how aver,
was tin- MiKhthiK ttt utmi nf aooofdaif hh
by th. Marblahoad foikM."
AUTOMOBILE
EXCHANGE
OWNERS AND HKLIjaiH or Al;
TOMonil.KS. COIIMBHC1AL VKHI
CUTS. GARAGES. TIRES, fQUIP
MENTE ALSO REPAIR COkl
PANIEK WILL ALWATS FIND
SOMETHING OF INTEnrHT IN
THIS COLUMN.
ll4-ial:l-M-AR-KKW 41 IOM-M.I-J-IOI I.
Idiadsui . runahout, raosr, lour Inn. clussd. truck...
Ilsdiiord prln a. all models, all n'akrs. this wn k.
Ill(h value, low cost. STOKAI.K MA KTi WW.sSd.
AUTOMOBILE AND MOTOR THICK IN'
8TKICTION.
r.wA,
aU
Booklet uplalns II Y
our onune Is BPIST.
Inspect our plant
sad ke easvlooed.
ADEMT
seta
!
. JH
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YEAR
the liarltai Homelaler, coach of
Howard .tones.
MAY BOX IN BALL PARK.
OunbSSM mtth and Hani In nn ford
OWI Offer From l'hlllt.
In response to an offer from tho Phila
delphia National League Baseball Club
ths manngors of Qttflboat Smith and Sam
Lansford will visit that city to-dny to
conaldsr I six round glove tight that can
he held In the hall park on the afternoon
of rCtober t.
Joe Woodman. Langford's manager,
snid to-niftht that he would go over to
Philadelphia with James Hucktey, Smith s
mentor, on an eurly train and that If
tho batl club's terms were satisfactory
articles would ie slsnsd. Buckley de
clared that the nwitch was as good as
made, as he would accept ulmost any
kind of a proposition to put tho Qunboal
in ths ring with the Tar Baby. it Is
understood that the hall cluh. which can
accommodate 10,000 spectators, is pre
pared to give at least 60 per cent, of the
gross' to tho rival heavy weights if thov
will decide their differences in a ring
pitched In the mid-lie of the baseball
diamond,
NOTES OF TRACK AND FIELD.
i Wsndslli th Wsslsyan httrdlsr.
will
have hii opportunity to brnk ths TI an.l
1 Ml arrt r. r.r.t at th New i"rk A. , . cluh
samsi tO day. A p- lul open race hs
tin put on to allow of th rSCOfd hslng
i r pte.l If mads.
; Ths Paatlnis a. c. will opn th cross-
Country aon taIUOrrow with an Invita
tion run Ironi Ih olUbhSUSS at 1H-1 trt
'snd Jerome avnu.
.tarn Dunran. Ih dlSCUl thrnwr. I
ansloua to get the permlsaloD of th rsi
IratloB 'ommltt to .ompsi In th Cans
I dlan ehamploashlpi n Bsptsmber Instead
of the tntropolltan . hamplonhlp.
Th rS list ration vnr.l of Kreii HSllar snrl
J .!. Waldron. both mmhr nf ths KnlshlN
, of nt Antony, hav nn oaneslled for
I ompstlnR ii . i. t Hssuinnl nams al th
rerent iumn of th Diocesan I'nlon nt
. Belle, III. N. J.
amimkmint:
NEW 1 link's
I I VDI.M.
P II DIRT H'whn it 1 h t tuth Si ) c
f I.'.
kMI I la
Mtttmrr Todav t 1:11
John Drew
MUCH ADO
MWHT NOTHlNn
tit ARK R'way a ,sth si Rves. s is
s-'b Mailaee To-day Awed 1:11.
w ettneeday Mai... lu-irin xi Wees.
"Complete I Richard Carle
Succeee' BUN, I Hattie Williams
ill Ihr Season' l,rl Mualral liimnii
THE DOLL GIRL
1,1:0. rnuiU'C i hi a rnr. n v a n.t si
M. 1UnHn )' v - IS Mat T..-.I iv
POTASH & PERLM UTTER
BnlCTV UnuiilMsv . i'. "-I l'i'- nl J0,
BMItl I -i " .In- A Wed :
OTRV "NEARLY MARRIED"
M Minis nn with inn i MrRAK.
CRITERION
B'smy a 44th HI. Rvs.stlJO.
Plrai Msllnre Tolsy. van.
WM. COLLIER
In HKHAKI1 II Mill
IXtl I) W IS' fan .-.
IS HO'S WHO
I nilTV West 47il St 11 W Mrxftttt
klDCni I opcnn momm) yestB Now,
Tho k"rn tlprrtk i n.. f n t in c
RI SIF '' Inntr Ipernl nul
ABOTT ROB ROY JeWereon
m (Irand ipt-i Cssi 1 Da Angelie
GARRICK KIHT Mi. H I NEXT MON.
FANNIE WARD in NAUAN PRESIDENT
aPnHII :i si. ,4ih u. sv-i. Mai Today.
HnHHU fopan a iirrK'"ior iiiii"ir"
rt M ssk, MTOhl MRLrHINK.tteala now
tHIPROOROWEI
in, - - . Md- ml' ll Ml
1 Hr-i Si ats Si &M,
III Mill Mill! Ml
i iii worn ti ii 1 1
ti, i pis
A -
at n l wi l
1) la' in I
M
E
RICA
m linllau
i it n mi tr ti
Ptunaiai auu
th pgnanui 1 anj
flrai atea
COMEDY
Hn B
HEROWNMONEY
Moat lisi IMa "ii Mnal H"l Suliln-i
KaTMIU eSXSi ' " "f
:'' FAMILY CUPBOARD
BOTH HT. TWK4. Kvs ISI Mm I'o-jjBy J-L
BELIEVE ME, XANTIPPE
..Hn Jul. ii Harr, niiirr ni'l Mar. 1 nuns.
MANHATTAN Qn.Mo.Kvs f Ml i " dayJti'-lv
;v",u;:: the old homestead
ELT1N8E
Weal HQ i
en hie - si N l.'.
S Wl li in lo
Maui" i puay
Annlvirtary Wttk Souvtnirt
WITHIN THE LAW
w Kit JANK I4IWI. as M.xiiV TI'HNKH.
LONCs At'KK BUlin.
H av Kves s
1 1 1 iln at '.' I'll
nn- ni ai.
Ml sill'AI. HIT
ADELE
GORT
lllli si
of ir . Tel, Bryanl ,1
Ryta. s Mi
Mat In 'tn
LAURETTE TAYLOR
I "Pra a' l Mar, "
nnv I Westell'
r&H'l vsa
ririir nam
Bvenmiii si sm
ytiroae,
TRENTINI FIREFLYi4:,1 ? f
Noll Week "BUNTV PULLN THE STnlNUi."
CENTURY
OFKRA I Crnirall'srkW
lllll HI. rhnn.- Col sail
BRAND OPERA
SEASON
OPENS
NEXT MON.
Kiiiiir 4, A in A F ' iMnus uurgH
"AIDA
Istwrrk rxiun KlHbT KUiMT VMiKKS
Mesomce open A. M. Is r. M.
ACADEMY
Slock i n. Wat. Iislly, 10 30-w
"Motacr." wltts PrlsclUa Koowles.
TagT0 LUNA
GOULD PRESS CHAMPION
BY EDGING OUT SMITH
Long i'ntt Enablpx Him to
Halve Miittli. nml He Wilis
on Niiiptoptitli IIoIp.
In a malrli carried tn tin' titnolfcnth
rsan p. M. , s.mi't of the New Torh flolf
I'luh won ths prpss i'haniiinshli tn the
tournnmanl condttpted i tin' Saw Torh
Newspaper idf flub t Vnn Oortlandl
' I'nrk yaBtardity. rjould'i notion an I waa I
I Pari H. Bmlthi n unattAcrted itilfer.
i Ptaytni the home hola, smith wan dormle,
1 lull betna short on his drlVC he affnrdi i
an npinliiK fur the nltior. who inn 1111
lima approach imti dead. im h anablsd
him in win tin. holt in t nnd halve the I
match. Tn tha I'stra hnio Hmitii drove ;
Into 11 trap and the atrnks Inst tlir
proved fatal. CiOUld acttlna 11 4. Th Olf
wai llii' best of th Weehi both men re
turning 74. The Card :
fMwtd, out 14444)441 I M
mlih. nul I r. a 4 4 4 a 4 II
Oould, In til, 1114 I 3ii T4
Smith. In 14 1,11,4 4 IT 74
slxtra Hale Oould, 4. Smith. I.
Th match 111 the decisive niiind nf the
Mist division between C, M. 11. Atlierton
and 11. II. Ilarrlsim nf the New York
Newspaper Oolf Club resulted In Ather
tofl winnlna by I up. This ninlrh was
a irreat surprise fnr the local foHowtfur,
whlrh from the first hnd picked Harri
son tn win this trophy Atherton. how
ever, played the Rnme of tils life, matting
the round In IS, The card:
Atherton. nut.. ,.f. 4 I 4 4 4 I SI
Harrison, out 4 a 3 i 4 ,1 7 .17
Atherton. In 4 3 f. S .". .'. 4 S 4S! Tfi
Harrison, In 4 4 r. 4 , , i f, 40 77
The summary :
Press ,'haniplnnslilp Pitinl round K.
M. Oould, New York Oolf, heat Carl II.
Smith, unnttiiiheil, 1 up (19 holes).
First DlVialon Final round ('. L II.
Atherton. Unattached, beat II. II. Harri
son. New York (lolf Club. '2 up.
Second Division Final round II ft.
Prown. unattached, beat P II. MeCotin,
Pox Hills, 3 up and 2 to play.
Third Division Final round T, W. M.
Draper, unattached, beat Thomas Itattrn.
unattached, .1 up and 2 to play,
QUAKERS OUTPLAY INC00NITI.
Knallah lllsntlssrd for MO, While
ItlTnls Have tit). No WlcbetS llona,
Pmilamujwia, s. i t. is. All Philadel
phia completely outplayed the tncognltl
cricket team of Pnrlund to-day. dtmlslnir
their opponents for 141) runs and replying
with 6!i without the lots of a wicket when
rain put an end to the play for the d L)
Col. c. u. Oreenway won the toss for
the visitors and had no hesitation tn bat
tliiK first. He s.rt In his usual first pair.
Capt YV. C. II. Bare! and C. I, Tudor, but
(he start was duMStrous, as Tudor foil to
a very fine catch on the legslde behind the
wicket in Oreene's first over.
0, it. rt. Oolman followed in and after
a very useful Start with Sard which had
netted 30 runs he Was caucbl and bowled
by Anderson for R, Mile Falcon then
partnered Sard, who looked like repeating
his raoent success In New York, but when
ho had subscribed 33 the captain fi ll to
a wonderful on.- handed cnteh in the slips
by Anderson off Mlddletdn'l bowline
John 1.. Kvans and C. P. Morris opened
the hatting for All Philadelphia and made
H good start. Al the call of time Morris
was not nut f4 and Kvans no' out 34, and
with ten wickets still in hand the home
players are only 41 runs behind the score
nf their opponents. Play will be resumed
to-day.
AMI hKMKVT..
IHhATIIKN MI SlirlXSIS.
I Vain lanlanlaai Weal ,.M ft, RVS I
new miisieiiidiii iuu To dai ftv.-ii :
CHRISTIE MacDONALD
'" WZZv;?"'' SWEETHEARTS
Nil kKKBOI KI II. R'wav A :iin Si.
K.vr. al s:lo. Mar- To -flay A Wed . 5:10,
I a.HI i Si I Kit
.II I 1, SIMM KMIV i with
the sunshine girl
Hudson v;s:h bt '?
MATINKK roUA1 4 1 3::tl
It TIJC I Hulls MIIHI
H II I I V 4 Ml
..a,.,- ,, w,r" ""
IPUT I'limii."
nun i -
RESUMED
" MORE EXCITING THAN
WITHIN THE LAW " V V ..
fulton zv:'?xx-:v-;r '
LAST 2 I RICHARD BENHETT
weeks DAMAGED GOODS
lyceum wziri:rn r"
WHERE IGNORANCE IS BLISS
wmTsaauHXNfa
ST a ..-
vvav cva I ifi
Turaday, Thursda
slallnrr
I ....In . . S.O. . bi as.
Bnnday Nlshi
Mill m V, m
4 4NINO, i vir- in Msllnre Tolai ' i"
DE WOLF HOPPER in LIEBER AUGHSTIN
with (ieo M.n i arlans and Suprrlailvr rasi
48THST.
I US I I
li I HIT
The Howlln,
ln rr f .
Hllll II. -I'll
KISS ME QUICK
LYRIC Eff
NATINI I
Ml-II 41 Sill
J08EPH SANTLtY
WHEN DREAMS COME TRUE
W I" l I llkl .
Ana. Ureal Noon, ii s i loam
PALACE
li n and i.Hi
Ka. i'. in, m.i
UK, mi as. an z a
I HI I is. III irjr jnr.larhM.n. I .una
I'M TON MIMlKK.I'iiimd, hum- Malu-ra
a- Knims l.llll, - i rodkrt .''' ron i
Held .v i omiiany nni .0 VhutIchii I lam si
Horace liOIJIIN, Holatuln Hi,.-, and i
BELASCO
Mi-I
Hill
Ma'
The Temperamental Journey
44 Ull 1 1 ' I HI IIMI'.IN ,V
MAMMERSTEIN'S
I VI I I N RMBI1
THAW IVeVka
A 4it New mil.
n ROOF
1 HallN .Mai
5c .vi,- Jlio,
OOLUMBIA I! Burlesqu.
M llsi ns a as as a. 1
Mai
I'll ,lv
v UAVt MAHIUN
s .11 , f.iri 1
, 1m1n.1v.
ASTOR
Kvcrv l,iv. Iiirl S'i
(in) K It 111
"Quo Vadis'
tt'wayA46st. Qreal Hhojp i-
HOTELS AMI RRSTAI IIAVTS.
14th Street, near Fourth Aveaue.'
Work Hard
Special Races of
50-Footers Ended
"HE Hpocial regatta
rommittvo
1 of the New
York Yacht Ohtb
appointed to manago thn race"
bBtwtwn the fiOfnot sloops that, wcrf
Milled bjl iirofrsaiotial skippom and
ou'ws annoiinrrd yoKlcrday that
llmrp would Vic no furthor races.
The first and nrrond rash prizoa,
amount ino; in tin1 a(tnrrg,itn to
$Wn, will In- divided between tho
pkippoi-H and crows of tho yachfa
OrmlinR and Carolina If., which,
won the wim number of points,
and tho third prize of $50 noes to
the rrew of the Iroquoia II. The
Pleione, Aruahla and Hpartan havo
been put out of commision for the
neason.
Ilochesler llelalns
Watiss.
Hept. II.
YVtl.l.tAMSTOWV. Mass,
Hnrry Watson of this town, the former
u i hams gridiron star, baa been reap
pointed conch of thn Pnlverslty of Roch
ester eleven nt Rochester, N. Y, for this
season. He met with good success In
charge of the team Inst year.
ITNOUSMO MILES THROUGH DEW
ENGLInO'S SCENIC WONOEslisD
Connecting Ih, Melt Famous Resorts
el Asitf lea.
Autumn Tourinr
Amid Borgaous Sctntryi
lonom ior ill iters, Hires,
White Mountains or Maine. I he
Idral lour la the Ideal W.T.
The liutela will remain open
until (let. 211 or Inlef.
Th lili, Tour limit Bnok
nnd map free by mall from
Al.MON I . ,11 lilt,
The El.TOV Watrrhiirr. Conn.,
or on nppllrnll.iti nt
nan llrosilnsT. Ns York.
IN HII. MOUNTAIN! oi III lc ksii i ut
mi: IDBAIj Till IC.
Hotel Aspinwall
Lenox, Massachusetts
AMMOH Ci ii mi, MANAGER
T !if inor-t nrrrvslh Moniilfttn ll4-;ori
li()'t-i. th iri'tp cf nioio?- tourlnff, delight'
full;. iHUSled fur i fif-rmnr.i'iit Mjourn,
Hrderoratcd And hft) r. w tia'hs thli year.
in Reptvmber Md October the rkihlrea
rr nt ihrlr test. ( .olf. tt-niiN. rldltig. n.i.tor
Inir ntrlU OOOl, ItiVlgorHtlnit air nt nn rlfvation
of laftOOfeet. Open until rrt. 80tb
I Mi Kit IAM1 MANAORMKfff
In ihr -.rrnlr n arjf n; c'k Vall- y. the en
way to tin lirrlishlrPR.
Till: BLTON, WATBRBURY, CONIC
Bretton Woods
Gorgeous Autumn Scenes.
The Great Delights of
Out-door life in the Mountains
during September and October.
GOLF TENNIS CLIMBS
SADDLE HORSES.
Dancing in the big Ballrooms.
THE MOUNT PIUSIHT. open until Oct.
THE MOUNT VIISHINGTON, open until Oct 2a
Sl.ljsiSi 4( III s.Kn s.
HOTEL PURITAN
otntnenirceffl; Ave., ffsetoi,
The Distinctive Boston House
It i
i (lino h
I IUJ'I
nerll, s
Until .1
tliltl on rtq
uvlatnubiU
, oarsmen!
s l , .II I!
I akewoi
I
LAUREL IN THE PINES
LAKEWOOD, NEW JERSEY
Will Open October 1st, 1913
nt'l
In
aprcaN train hetvlee nlnriv fitnitrs i -
Vnrk, two hour In lhlladilphla.
,4H I 1. N N Is. I MM IX..
aprrloi rmnin anH facliniea nil auloinoti
mi tlea.
Kf preactitAtlvti itou in Kjiendanre.
FRANK F, SHI Tt. Man agar
iiriiu i ;iir Beach,
THE BREAKERS
ptrrctltY on tltc uit Now ,., u. i.. '. n s-;
l'KNN I AMA.
in liiu.in iiler hap
'TvwpjBsr vsinanssannsjnnannjnjnjnsnjsBsnj
BUCKWOOO INN
Hh... nf, mi Hrhmare. r ..n.
'-'-'." . 1 1 I AM i, k
GOLF COURSE
i i si ,. i .',. Mn
, i im. 1 -. h .'all Av.
Ti l Mid s. n.':tn
1 pirmber Ihr Ideal Mm-rii
DEI
AWARE WATER (iAP. PA
THE KITTATINNY
Under En'lre r New Management ot Oenir
. i". in - sun nrtoDrr llsK
Ul.lML' . II"
I. "If. 'I'I
tils
", 1 'is M. lllll'
Oh hit anil
nip
Till; MOU.N I AI N I'AKADIBK.
WATER GAP HOUSE
Tin lead In 1 int-i 01 Hrlaaaffl wau-r (iap. P,
Opan ti I'im-. Booltitt. JOH N PURDV C0PB4
I Muniikf- CaUAtfTi
Delaware Water Gap
1 .." sour rri.Mi
N .i Villi,.
s.-" Sunday
isMir.
Miiunt I'i
I'lii nnn, I'm.
Mt. Pleasant Hons..
A RAC
.OF.
iicciii rail rate.
v s A II. S I.I Hf'H M ' Poeoae
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