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More Than Two Seconds Clipped Off World's Pacing Record by Directum L Garland Still Unbeaten
THE SUN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1915.
DIRECTUM I. MAKES
NEW PACING RECORD
Goes Milo in 1 .88 With
Murphy Up Peter Me Nets
Anmtriir Trot Murk.
PETER SCOTT IN FRONT
RtMCOMi Sept IS TWO Wortd'O rec
ords were broken unci a third ciuallr.1
ID trials against llmo by three of the
fastest harness horses I" training t Ihe
St. ill' Fair Ornnd Circuit meeting this
af'ornoon.
lurertum I , the famous Cflfttnnl hoi
of tMrtlllltl Kelly Isctia. driven by
Tom Murphy f PniiKhkecpslc, estab
lished a new world's pacing record when
ho travelhsl the fastest milt ever m I
rotiated hy a pacer without a Wind
shield. Ills lime for tho mile was
l sv inrecium i. ta tin- property of
V S Sturgon of New TOfk city.
The greet green four-year-old trotter
Peter Mr shattered the world s ama
teur trottlnic record when ha WWII a
mile In :Osa.. Peter Me. was ilrlven
by his owner, I'apt. David Shaw of
I'leveland, who Ih 2 years of age. I'eier
Volo. the four-yeiir-ohl world's trotting
ihaniplnn. alao drlvi in by Murphy, failed
In his attempt to lower his own record
of 2 02, hut equalled the mark.
The KmplM State Stakes of linnort
was won by Peter Hen, a Murph)
entry. In straight heats, with Worth)
Price a strong contender In the linn
and third heats.
Top Qcens, the dean of American
relnsmen, carried off first honors In the
Chamber of Commerce Stake of r.non,
took first placo In the Ka-N'oo-No. a
3. 100 event, and won two heats of the
unfinished 1:01 pai'e, although Karl
Junior farced his entry. Napoleon Tlrect,
to the limit of his endurance.
Haiti compelled the curtailment of
the programme at the close ( tin third
heat of the 2:03 pace Ideal weather
snd truck condition" earlier made ever)
heat faster than the average and also
furmed an Imporlanl factor In the break
Inn of world's records. The summaries
2:14 Tret; The KaROonOgj three. year
!1p. throe heal plan, parse 99,0001
Dsreenti en. -. John a ItcKerroa
Lady (Jrsttan h leers i 1 1 1
Rendclla. b f i Murphy i S ? i
Celeredo Rang.. t r txfeDoaald). .1 r
Nnrth.r-ur. bin. h. ii'rtii . ...s s
Flnren.e White, it. m I ultra i .4 4 4
Metleeet, eh. c (Andrews) ,ti
Time 2 :,. j.ov 1:01,
American (lor. a Itrerd' r Kuvirllv. Iwo-tear-olds;
two In three, purse tl.ooo:
Walnut Tree, i. r. nflko if erkata
(Murphy) 1 l
Atlantlsa. eh. f (J. dicker. .n 1 i
Blnlen .- .k. b. 0, 1 1 'liainll. r I t 1
Ollie Watts, b. f (COS. 4 4
Time 2.14. till,
1 11 Pars: Chamber of Commerce; three
lest plan; purae I.VO00:
Ruassil Hoy, b. h, Hu-il. -Meud
V. literal . . .4 1 I
si Boy, b. it iMrMahnm l 2 2
Adnltr h, h (COS) 2 1 4
Quota Abbess, bt m. t White i 5 I i
fudge Ormonde, i.ik h (Vaientlnet.l t :
Major Woilw.irth, br. h. ( 11 jtt.,r,t 4 4 I
Ashlook. eh. g. i Davis ) 7 &
Anna carl, b!k. m iijsrrtaoni v s
l'eter Fjtrren. h h. (Murphy) i 4 dr.
Time 2:021,, 2:021,, -Oat,.
1:14 Trot; Km pi re Stale Sink', three
beat plan, purse IIO.OQO:
Peter Scut, b h . Peter the (ireat
Jenma rtcotl (Murphy) 1 1 1
Worn.) Prince, b h. (cm j 5 j
Btonsoa, br. g. iilrav.al S 5 7
tuck Witts, b. h (Rodney) s I t
Ltltli : b. m. (Andrews) J s 4
Lee i - m. ch. m. (Floyd) 4 t
Miss Directed, h. m lMeOovltt)....1 4 s
The Ouldt, b. n. (Getrsl ! I 6
HcCleiker, br g. iM. Donald ) . . . . 10 7
Todd T rtip.r. br. g. (Htinw t . . . dig.
Time 2:054j. 11114, 1:0V
To l.it track pacing record f ItltlAl
Dirertuni I, oh, h. Directum Kfl! Isotte
(Mar;.1,;. 1 . a on Time by quarters
lilfli, 0 lit,, 1:17. ltU.
To ;.ea: trjtk amateur trotting record
f : : Pcttr Mr , br. h.. by Peter the
Orsat - Lillian R. (Shawl. w,.n. Time b
tiuam r 0:11 1,, rem, lilt, ::!
To beat world's record four-year-old
trotting italllona, Z:i:. peter Vo!o. br. h..
P-ter lbs (ireat 1 Murphy) Tims by
tusrter. -OJu V, l:04t, 1:1114. 1:02.
I. '(I f 11 s; three In nve, pure 11,000 lun
f : .(:. 1 :
Xapnlt,.:i Dlract. ch g., Waller Dl-
rscl ciserii I 1 4
Earl Junior, gr. h foal I 2 1
L. a Ps tehee, t:k m. iSnowi 4 I 2
R H. Brett, 1. g .liraalj 1 3 4 t
King Couehman, b. g. Valentine) . .die.
Tlint 2 .01 a, 2:02. 2.07t.
PACE GOES TO FIVE HEATS.
Chester Mold Tnk.-a First, Fourth,
Fifth and Hare.
RoHOKVB, S pt. , bully S.Ooo jr
anrs wltneaaed the tatoinl day trotting
and paving evenw of the Metropol tan
ClnouH meet to-day at the lieirireu
wunty fair al Hohoktis It required five
iieats to determino tlie 2:17 pace after
onntiidraUe eeeeewliai
Ther ' waa not muoh to the 2:19 trot,
once Hr.onne found hie gpeod ttov.
James 1". Fielder will eee the races to
BOrrow, The oummaxy :
t:17 pce: purse $jn0:
CheafT Mali, b, m by
ruy (Maher 1 1
V
1 1
4 3
s :
i 4
S
n It . b, g . Lyman ( : i
' 'J or A . b.
B lUOHI S
I m.. oration, b.
1 I 11 it. ray). . 1 J
ir i 1 a
".on K , h
M Klnriv Ma.1.1 h m I ll.ui T t
Time i-.UH. I:llt. aillti
1 trot , iura 1(0 .
Brloini
br.
by llrngard
' NO
Hor.r s.wut, rr. h. (Rhodes I. 1
I.iil. Hnelbv b f. IMo-hen . :'
Dajs M ,iw,r, br. in. il'he:i,i J
i Sis tluvill, b. m. (Hhorl I. . . ,1
OWSel .1 l. , ), m. (Davis. (,
1
Tin. -ill?, g:lH.
:1S(, llllla.
VARNEY THROWN. NOT HURT.
Bel Ills lit,. Miingrr I. oars
II nee
II ecu use of Runsnsy,
RtVMHIAD, la 1 . Bpt 15. The ser-
eti'i day f the s.iff.iik County Anncui-
tural Boaiety fair hrouKht out a large
eUendanoe deeplte the emeeilvely hot
weather, BnaepoJI gBawei for the county
" ' plonehlp and ir' k vents were
ftsit 111 eH.
The track prograuune afforded three
evenie, the tirt of which, t 2:21 pace,
rMulrad five- heats to ret Us. The Hanger.
driven by Ntbtoon VaMTiay, look the nisi
kial Bouonsl Ilea'- and itowbtlaM would
have doolded the race In tie tli:nl. hut
be ran away and hud to ) drawn ar
ney argl thrown Trom his sulky, hut ee
eWped iiijur. Tho auiky vsj erreeked,
'n H'id.sl feature lo the irak card
was in aaMUtlon mile by ru. v Prodi
ga! a hey mare I youra old. owned by
I' Dyer of Orient. Tho time made
Mareloa Kerr m MkwsMlci
MaNCHMTIRi Vt , Si-pt. IS, The
E ; . si, tourraiinetal which begins at
the Kkaaink I'ouirtry t'lul) to-.iwrro
morning hag held f seventy-two rr ii
uding Mi Matraton, New Jaraey
rhamplon; Lkvwalu Kiikby, II. K. Kerr
""i ii M i,ew.s. The queJtfyyng round
of eighteen holea will be played In the
Orruti4j and tho first round of match
V'-'i will follow In the gftamHuD,
Worthlaigtaa out for Fooiimii.
HANOVntl, N. II, Kept IB. The Dart
mouth football squad held only light
Practice toadjiy owing to the intense
hl Hairy Worth ngton. the national
' "' I' an broad Jumper, was on the field
' With all his speed and a laplahil
' ' ' ''fh '"ivanaugh egpenta to make
DM hack field man out of lilai.
NEW WORLD RECORD RACER
VabHNaa ifl k 'fl a
m IB
mm. cu mm
I. t ava
Directum I., aim of Dlrrelssi
norld'a ihm-Iiik rrrurd for a mile
. atj j . .m ' mm-, mm , . vr'' n c rr ju . t i
PRINCETON GETS YATES;
TA CKLING AT HARVARD
Vale FreihnuUI Tacklf of 1914
Hobs Up Unexpectedly in
Ti sort own.
ELIGIBLE THREE YEARS
PaiXCWTOW, Sept. 15 Without any
f rewarnlng Ducky Yates, the star
tackle of the Yale frehm.in eleven last
fait. landed in TlgOrtOUm this afternoon
with baggagg ami ail to puraue hia
studlea at Princeton, His arrival came
s a surprise to all, as he had lieen
heralded as going to gtwul every other
college In the Baal hut Princeton.
Tales will not he eligible to play on
the Princeton eleven this fall, but the
Tigers wil! bo aide to use him for three
Mara, as he Is entering aa a freshman.
Vale wai considered as having the big
gest find of the season last fall when
Vatea vent t.i New Haven, and the blK
tackle meaaured UP to all that waa ex
pet ted of him.
Jim COoney nls arrived In Princeton
this morning and Immediately took
fiargl ti e tackle candidates and put
them t'lrough the hardest practice they
hava hail this lag mn He had his llne
; en Working In the sand pit, with tho
ends practising hhcklng. Individual ln--gt
ructions also were glv-'-n to the candi
dates The men are getting down to
some real hard work and regular scrim
mages will begin In a day or so. Tho
t ickling dummy will be mnde use of to
morrow YALE SCRMMAGE TO-DAY.
Itelitt imt Onl . . i. va, St
il nut t il irW In ffftmr .
kv IIavks. Btppi. 16. To-nirr.tw the
Y..1- k Idlron M1UM tHk up (KTini-
mairlni for tho iirt tluM uu'.i tt. hm
i:.ik m th.K .iii.tti.ut-ly inatl tn.iMf, fur
tht ti,r,"'"r unn' in only htt over i
A-f 'rx m i .Main.- is i hiul-t1 to play
herf ot wfk fr-in iHotunlay.
iNrn' i Drtatcotl hi xirvteUy firrlvtl
to-tliy ti itrvi.th"r. the ltn nv-n. In
the r pi- o n there WM a tw hour im
rtod f indlvldUVl WOVk hut thin after
r.'mn th btmt iii'i'le It !ieiet.arv to rut
the j-ukmaI ttrtll to an hnur. The lea-l'.Tiu
tt,i ilitlatt for the elm em now art Iur-
a, Thoiim n:itl i;iilt, qu;iru-rha.'ki .
W llaon, Scovtllti BMtOtti Wuite an.j
CMtt, hHlfl;ic';a ; It re. (Juerry and
IW'r.tK-y. fullUukM; White. VTh ami
Wiley, ret.tr s; Black, Toeltiki, Way,
.;iv,-e aUld I late. KU.trds ; Von HaH,
Kent. Baldiidfe ftikd sh:don, tackle ;
.Mien. Church, JggOQuee, r(ctk em1 Mt
ley, r 'Hi fr nier; will he In the
l.;irrtrt of the arrimmjtfj-- w-ork and the
most attention for the next week will
be lr t-'l to w-hlppliiK them Into shape
W meet Maine.
LIGHT SCRIMMAGE AT FENN.
MW TitrklliiK, lint l ines Meet and
llncka Qe Through Holes.
Port DnroaiT, Ml. Sept. 1.1. The
f.rst thlig reeambllng a s.'rimmage waa
Indulged In hy the rnr. euad here
io-ka.y arisen Ooaathei Brooke and iMck
p.m lined up two oppoelng eleveng and
gave the ball to 'iie v a ratty witli . -rders
0 try every play arbiuh has bean prac
tiatxl to I'ate. Willi Larry Murdoch
at (uarteT th varsity van through the
I'iai:. WHhOUt a hitch. llMllng big holes
i.'. tlM; seisinil varsity line op every occa
sion The patJTg all aincared to be
square groiind garners Tit t'io ooaa'hes
were tisire tlutu BaVtlerlod w:tli the rs
gVHa elkswn during th.- ..raotloe.
Line plunges, end ma aiul passing
plays appeared gqually well exe. uted,
and tliough tho eeoond team plaers
were gWsirg of tile dlreotlOd of the vari
ous plays they were UMMg to head
.'IT tlie i us: es oi Berry, Murdneh.
DoUgh ert) ami Hone Tne light crltn
magg work dill l)Ct develop luu u -tackling
practice, for It waa too lad and tlie
mii ware tired out after a etreuuoua
morning practice H it when the lines
mot ano the oftenalva bu-k ahnt ihmugh
ownengg wHh the hall it lea-kod more
like h atTlmmago than aii-th.ng alee
tills season.
The only change durll g the roiHlne
it t!i m-ruling work ut was the Inter-
rerenca p raotloe th the tackling
dummy all rigged out tne playera were
n t into the pH at full paad. learning
to tawl over the player in the defence
and put hlm out of the play. taater
a short tackling p raotloe brought the
tacklli g dummy Into further use.
ENOUGH FOR THREE ELEVENS.
hi Kill nireets Klrsl W orkout of
l.chliih 4 a ii a 1 1 Kick Well.
Soi th BHTMUIIIgati I'a . 8e.it. 18.
The opening of college at l-ehigh
I'm uglit ruit enough men lo make three
ie mi. Impetus waa added In the day'a
work by tho arrival "f Realdanl arh
Tien KchiIv. He formed two teams and
pul linen through a lengthy practice In
formations. The return lo college to-day
of Cahall, tlie beet drop kicker in oof'
lego lanka hint enr, BM a WatoOlM
event. Hi droit kaka to-day Bhowed
thai In- .still pOO SOI hia old time
cunning.
Among the must likely of the new
mill who reported are Barrett and AiUimu
of tlie Allen School, Kenny of I loan
Academy, TomMnann of Aurora, ill., and
Schley of Merceraburg Academy, Ten
Uehigh I- man wi re on the field aial as
Mam as tirutnhsU'h olanra up gome soho
laatli dlfneutllri he will be out. There
seeiiis BOtna likelihood that Desmond, the
Northeast Hohool lad. who shone as an
and I i -' year until he was taken III with
typholdi will nut bu with the team this
year.
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II rip
am m uim .n
Koll) 1 tfi nhlrh iinltod the
frnm I lit e ilnnn to I 1 fill .'1-4 a 1
Haiirlitoii Moves Soiici-v From
Ontre lo End on His
Crimson Train.
1.1VKI.V WORK KEEPS IT
Cammudoh, Man., Sept ir. AHtmitti
there wm no letup in the 1 t';it to !
the Harrard ft4.tha!i squad worked for
morr than two hurK under tin- : ft n m
eun. I'er y Haufhtotl Buys he dlsltkee
put 1 1 nit the men throush their paeee
under Mftoh torrnl conditional hut bat .U!"'
of the ureHt nmount f ar"n material
and the natality to get an early line
on the men for the vnrity Mfrnd. It I
absolutely essential to make eyery
minute count.
The drill for the linemen to-day was
almost entirely on tnaklnT through
and rush line blocking The backe were
drilled On doiltclnr. BlthsteptunK and
prlnciplen of Intarfefanoti while fr all
hands there was short Plotl at the
tackiiuff dummies foUowlnf som' sraM-ini
Inat ruction from the roat lies. The viir
ulty squad will not he picked until
Friday night, hut so far the entln squad
of more than eighty men has been
t-oached in Items of play whtrh usually
are not put on at Harvard until the H"1-'
Hiring; men nre srparaled from th--scrubs.
It Is decided to-dny that s mcy, whi
plajred contra nfari- nil last sr.i.atnn and
the year befon-. will be moved t.t end
At least ten good men nn In sight f'r
the line from tarkle to tackle and the
quarter ba-'ks are making a lot of
lri'gress. Few of th plaer ar l"s'ng
weight, even In this weather and al
though they already hnve dne ns much
work in three days ns previous squads
have done m the tlrst week
! PORDHAM AT IT TWO HOURS.
Several elerans i:eiiaed. Iml (i
lurli I. uck for Nate Men.
PordhanVi footbadl squad went
I through a two hour programme of ,r-'-
I llminary ixerclses estenlay afternoon
Ion Ford ham Field. Coach Vaughn ex
cused several of the veterans on account
' of the heat, but a a l!y number of new
conn rs were drilled.
The Ford ham coach devoted most of
Ills time to getting a line on the ma-
; teriai for the oontre poaltlon, Five
' candidates wi re d r iled In the taottcg
I of the poeltion. Tin y were, Tralnor.
centre, of Morris High School In IVtt ;
Delahanty, centre of Brooklyn prep in
1 1911 ; Oraubard, Paul Conklln and Kend-
I ricks, formerly of Manual Training, An
I eonia lllgli School and Until School of
j Commerce, Booton, raapaotlvely Paul
I Conklln Is a brother of .lack C.mklin
' end Nell Conklln. who played with Ford"
: bam last year and are out far thp
I eleven again this year
Cuagck, New York I'nlverslty s star
drop kicker last year, appeared aa a
: candidate for the Ford ham team, but i
i he was Informed by I'apt. Pave liiinn
! that the faculty dlreotor declared him i
! ineligible
BROKEN ARM AT CORNELL.
Doacheri nig linard CaattMdatei le
Marl Diving for Hall.
Ithaca. Sei'L II. Oomell'a football
aqtiad has sufTer, d Its first Injury James
Uougher, who travelled all the way from
Sis.kat.e. Waah., p. Ithaca l i take p ut
In the early practlre work for a position
n.t guar,!, broke his right arm While
. at guar.1. nroke ins ru
falling on tlie pluskln 1
I Pougher and Carry, two
In drill to-day,
line candid it. s.
dived for (ha ball at the same time and
In tlie mlgup Hougher'a arm atraptied,
Pr. Sharpe hind Up his tlrst string
men this aitornoon into a real c gnbina
Hon and 'ran the play em through their
signals for the II rat time thla fall Cgpt.
j Harrett ran the team, with Kcliiverlc-k
and Ins. ho, two back field men from
lasi year1! freahman eleven, at halves
ami Schllchter at fullhack, Rckley and
SheMon played ends, Bailey nnd Jameaxm
tackles, snyiler and Anderaon guards
; and Brown centre. Cool, the regular
I centre, who Is hack and cllgtblei had a
alight iiild and waa kept ..if the field
to-day Two other nontblnatlOM were
aelooted from the rest of the sipind of
! forty-nine now reporting.
ONLY FOUR MEN REMAfN.
'(l.rltHn. r. .ii,, ii. Pmerson nnd
U'riahi THaRtate lurvlvora,
Cincinnati, Hopt. 15. - Pour men were
all that remained In me singles onnteat
I for the 1rl-4state tantiis cliaitiplona'iip
; nt the iiiose of play in the tournament
liere to-day -Clarence tlrllttn, San Kran
ClaOO ! Irving Wright, llosion : HI la Pot-
trelli Ran Prandauo. ami Ttuh Hkneraon,
Cincinnati.
Tlie matiliea Orlftln and Wright won
were tlie beat of the tournament. The
Huminarlea :
Men' Mngtai Potteell beet Harold Lt
lllnnrt. Clneliiniitl. II I. ( I, (i Tnu
Kmrrsiin defeetee Prill itasilan. Indian
aisiii ii I, it- i, ii -i.
Woman's Rlnglea iMIea m..ii lljuretedl
defeated Maraaivt Hloek. Olaeinnstl, I I
a I. Miss Carrie II Scaly. Chicago, di
fesod Roberta Dohrman, 'ini-innati. . .
a 1. i T Mrs. M il. .. ill Mi Si 111. Ji
( III, -ago, detested Mrs Wallace fjr.l), Cu
ilnaull, H, li 3, tl 1,
GARLAND ADVANCES
IN BOTH BRANCHES
Defeat1 It;i ni in Sin-rips, and
With Plltl Scoros AflMln
in Donblcii
FORDHA.M BROTHERS WIN
I'liy wps I) rOUgh 1 down to the round
liefore the semi-fltinls In the inelritoll
t nn Jun or tennis chaiiiplonslilp tourna-
menl al the Waal side Tennis Club
courts In Foraat Hills. U I , yesterday
Khd all tlie favorlt.s came through
without a hit h ChgrM H. (larland.
the i.iui.K Pitta gr plaier. runner up
In the national inters, hol.iat Ic ohnmplon
h(B, l.Hiked tile likely winner of the
event b tlie form ha displayed ,n de
feating Hubert Hand straight seta at
61, g S, In the fourth round. The
young Pittsburg boy did not have any
ureal amount of force to his strokes,
hut his court generalahlp was remark
able and Ills placing exceptional.
Garland came through to the semi
final round of the . I. elides with V. I.
PUtt hi deflating T Woodford and K.
Shaw In the fourth round nt g 4. I.
Pilot tllnaln and Matthew Taylor, the
Fordhagn Prep com bl nation also reejohed
Ihe setniflniil found The Fonlhnin
boyi ranquiehed Ehrman and Chapman
111 the fourth round at 6 3, t ;. The
-iiininarles:
Metreaolllan Junior ihnnipi..nshlp Hln
glea, rourth Kouad Borl ivh-n drfeatsd
Si. Ijatlor, i '. -. 4 1. 1'tisrles a. ilar
land drfealr.l li.iherl lun i. I, t;
RUlot llinsln dsfrated V. Hsmmerslnugh,
I I, I . H p. li-uier dofrated B. How
ling, .1, 1 . -I, E U Hopkins de
f.eitsd T tVoodferd. i. f Ii k J.
iienjamin dsfeated II HaMeaatela, t.
l .". . l.onl- M. ItinKa il.-feale.l lle-.rse P
Thro, kmnrten. t 4. t Ii Augustine
Heal) defected W It. Iienedut, j ,
11. T .
Ckamalonahlp Do ibtes, Beooed Itnam) -Ii.
lleiiMinin ind W llainnirial.iagh 1r
feeted B. I.. Ib.pkir.a and W D. Clark.
- I. 4
Thirl K.'un.' ilirliiel ant P'llt drr.ila.l
Lareea and Oenlaor, I S. I Weedferd
sn 1 fhia defeated v.rra and Iirsytun.
i' -I. 4 Hiiialn snd Talur tie-
feated Ooldmaa m.i w..;fT. --I, 7 5;
Rkrman ami Chepm n tefaeted l iisv.
nioad and 0 gabrlekle, - . 7'., H-n-lamia
and Han tneri .h defeated Hani--diet
an t Rands I, I n. ; - . Saun-i!e-
hii I Helmel lefeetod IHeStnann and
lii. i k 4 ... I, I 4. Threrkmertoa and
Kra.er defrat-.l i. Iienild-nn an.l Mar
timer. 11 '. I 1 II ink- ami (lulirr de
feeti I IP .render an.l Cohen, 4 , I 1.
i. 3
Fourth Reuad Oa rlan I and P itt de
feats I Woodford I'll Shaw, s -4. J ;
ntnain and Tayl r defeeted Fiirman and
Cliipmin. J. J
TOO HOT FOR MOUNTAIN GOLF.
4lolf T'oiiriiet Con I est n ii t tiill
afler line llonitil In MornlnK.
Man IWOOO, N II. Sept 15 -Cntes-tants
In the autumn handicap gulf tour
ney labored In the hot wetther thla
moriiinit Mrh le pla) c the second round
ami Hii.indoti.il th,. afternoon play, A.
F, Kills of North Jersey, who tied with
Price R Bvani of Belmont gprlngi for
low nal yeeterday i . Connery, Kata
comet : it. a la y of Rptingfleld and P.
V. Bodge, a local man, forged Into the
aeml-finaj bracket f the firt sixteen.
a P Royle, n'ollaaton; t. P. Fechtman,
.t Bcaradale: It P tkten ami w. if.
Kevlni of Springfield ice the semi-final-
l-ts ill Pie second flight, Tlie summary :
First Rlateen, Reeoi i Round Hill on
io del .it from R i Halor, Rssoi Couatn
Conner 1 1 i)et-:.l-l ... i-.iih. i ltatnm.nd.
M.l. - I 3 m l 7 Le) defeated K K.
Jsreekl, Kris. 4 and 5. Rodfo defeated F.
p. Faraona RprlngAeld, s and hoiaai.
Second stt..n. Second Round Royle
w.-n by defeult rr..m s. pel res, garlng'
fiet.t Pecbtmen dofsated j p I'lark.
gprlnglleld, 4 and - Alden defeated m
C Holdta, Sprinan'.!. I and t: Nsvlns
defeated H i Williams, Rprlagdeld, I
PIPLXG ROCK GOLF ATTRACTS.
ler One Hundred to atari In an
nual Uveal To gar,
A field of over l "i golfers will piay
in ihe invitation tournament of the Pip
ing Ho. k Club which begins this morn
ing and lasts through Saturday Among
the more prominent names on the list
lire those of James It ityde. Gardiner
w. W hite. H, Mortttn. r Barnea, Pranola
n Bloaaom, tic new Intercollegiate
champion, ami a c inimer, the pior
ida golfer wiio did well in the national
champlonahlp at Detroit, a big delega
tion of members ..f tin- nearby Nassau
Country Club will play, Including w
I.. Illcks. C. A Dunning and Howard
w Maxwell, .ir
All of tO-dg) will he devoted to the
eighteen hole qualifying round and
match play In the various divisions wilt
not begin until to-morrow.
tekevllle larollnn g Inner,
Aali kvii.i r. N c. Sept 15 -The
North Card In a I,, ami,- aeaaon cloflOd to
day, with Aahevllla Winning the pen
nant. Durham in seoond pisce nmi
Raleigh third Aahevllla cinched the
prnnaiit anme time ago.
atandlm of ihe Clubs.
W r.. is- w i, pc
Aahevttls .. 7 1 nt ,tir Charlotte u a t-n
purham Wtnaton-Ral f. t .m
Raleigh ... ii l,r.-nalsiro. 4S 71 .4
I'o-ilay'a Reeulte,
Charlotte, . Raleigh, t,
Qreenelioro. : . w inston -Salem, i.
Inirh.tin. k , ieheville, 7.
LEXEWCTON RACING ENTRIES.
trtral Hue gelllngt purs.-, three-year.
elgs an-l UBU u-.l. , furlongs lirr.ian
'' iMpallle). Ill in, j.;n and I so. won;
I sakrese. I") 1 1 e i t . . )4.I4 and 114 lie.
sec null I'ncls Itiirt. Ida il'nvleri, lilt),
thir I Tims I I ii I -:. I'ulni la af ii
pint, imp. it. i. Cardigan. Broonuedae,
Menloc and M .rta-hs nl-o ran
sc. ..mi it.,., xki uien it., .-a Handicap!
iiur.s. IWO-yeal "l is, (lis an I a half rur
longs- .i. J Murdecki 101 (Martial, t.i 40,
I ,M and i.i'. a.. 11. Little raster, 101
I Andreas), 3 :'0 and ..nt, second; J.inn.
Jr. 11 I Actual, OUt, third. Time. 1:07 4-1.
Manfred als.. run.
Third Ran Para- maiden three-year
olila an.l upward: ri furlungi lihiiitrt,
its (Taylor), 11.14, -'-' and 11.70, mm.
Beach comber, ill Hluna), 11 and ll.se,
N.innii, Rtoni-a 1. inc. (Qentryl, iR.Rg,
nurd Time, I ill l-l. Tinsman, st.ming
1. .11, (tul. imiii. ImiUny, J. . ll'Hhea, Mattle
C Oda May. Clynla and laUcllla Jlnrrls
III. a ran
Peurth (ti.e Tha Leonard Hotel ttsn
dlcapi purael three-year-olds and upward;
ens mi!, and 1 sixteenth tJroar Htlgheai
Ml (ll.nri.. lit. 14, IH 1(1 and IS, won I
II mk I)' DaV, 'Hi .Ail. mi. 14.10 (.11.1 lien
a ml. Una ilia, tun i.M.nti. .T0, third
Time, iter. . - 1 ura 11 1 11 ar irack reeord). Jehu
(land. Rlngllng, Hiur Jaamlna and goinr
riiar ii-a ran
Plflh Raes Pltllea ind mareoi ihrae-
yaar-i.l'ls ami upward; set 1 1 11 w . pursa 00;
one ndie and seveniy l ar.ia iirinim piewer,
inn (Aeton), 111.00, III and la won; (ilaa
guir, 1114 (Rtrarns). I'. (0 and u sn aseond;
Pldgat, lu (Pmil), 14 30. Ihlrd. Time.
i-4.tr. Draen, Jessie (.nulss, Ptnalee,
Hiika. I.ady Mexican, l.a Mode, Klsuron
II and I. Ida Rarl alee ran
RlXth tta. e Ths Rlmsndnrf Paras; for
mile-, two-year-olda purse i nn, nP and
one-half furlnnga Thistle Orsen, inl (Con
nolly), 111.10, l ami :i in, won; Cardoms
10:, it;, m r 1 t.' vn ind .' io. aeeeadj
LtiekH H. li'ii I Aeton I, ll. llurd Tims
1 m Run Mni. 1 xn.i Rulogy alee ran
Roveath Raes Kelllag; pins.- ;,.io. ihrae.
year-olds and upward! .me mils and a
rtei Honker lun. 100 (A Motti, 111,04
a 111 an t :,. wen. Ponaoter, 101 .K leelel,
I- vn ,Mr I ;n .rnn.1 World. W.mdsr'
t" ' K f sill. 1 v in i,tr, Time,
T 01 R :ir Oryan, .nv P., it, llhntiit
r M.'M'.aa. Hying pgoi sad
Allen Cain ulau rau.
WILL FLAY GREENBRIER LINKS
Distinguished 1. 1st of Locals Oolgg
There Sept, niher M,
The new tircenhrler g. .If course at
While Sulphur Bpftnia, W, Vn , laid out
b C, it. Jaacdonald is ready foi nse ami
a private tournament will inaugurate
play there next week. The genius of
c. it. Maodonald ai a goif arehltecl is
well known hy his creations, Ihe Nr.
Hotial I. inks, I .ping Hock, the new I.I I"
(".irse at lmg lteneh, I.. I., and the new
luursc of the Ht. i.oiila Country t?luh.
At QregrgJI ler there will be found
boles of a Oharacter based on the tlnest
In the world. And there ate others,
holes of great character and Individu
ality which the natural topography of
the land ruggeMed to the architect,
The tournament in question, which Is !
to take place September 23 to 26. Is to i
lie a private affair. A special train of
six Pullmans Is lo have tie I'eiinsvl
v inlR Station Thursday RfternOOO I re-!
turning lo New York It will arrive early
Monday morning. Among the dlstin-
guiahed guests who have so far accepted
the invitation ,.f the tournament com- f
tilitte.. are Ii p. poinerov. John S 1 In -lis.
ihirb a II. Sahln. .1. P. Knapp. H. II.
Williams, sr , ii. m Harrlman, Ooorga .
I S.ott, Malcolm Stevenson, W, S. Kin-
near. Walter Watson. Iiuis lalvlngaton,
A. de Navarro, c. it Macdonald, J. A.
Stlllman, C. W. Ham nlll, Martin W. j
Littleton. C, S. I,ee, Henry lingers Win- I
throp, Vt. K. Stauffer, Joseph S Claik,
Daniel Chauncay, j. Horace Harding, ,
Charles o. Comet ock, Jr., W H Vender- i
pool, P. 1 1. Thomas. A. It. Flth end I
Frederick Sterrv
MISS CARR1NGT0N PUT
OUT OF JERSEY TENNIS
Jersey Champion Defeated by
Miss Kissel in Three
Set Match.
NOtgWOOB, N". .T . Sep'. 18 -Mis-
Anita Cartington of New Haven, the
playing ihrough ohampton, a as defeated
in the fourth round of tin New Jersey
state tennis champlonahlp at the Bngle
wood Field Club courts here to-day by
Miss l'. a A. Kissel ., Philadelphia Mlai
Kissel was toi I to play thre. hard
sets before winning at 4 , i 4, it 4.
The Philadelphia giri's Victory puts her
in the semi-final round with Miss Mane
Wagner Mrs Mir-: ill McLean a id
Mlaa Florence llailln. Mlaa Wagnei and
Mrs. McLean won tin- r tnnt. -ties in
straight sets, while Mlaa Itallln advanced
on a default by Ml-s B C. Llndley, the
latter forfeiting rather than play in the
terrific h.-nt.
Miss Wagner, who ii bracketed in the
lower half with M.as K.wl, ,l..f,atel
Miss Rkaabeth Bunco al ;. t i and
ahoweal the bgRl -.!, .s Bile lias ill spl.i e I
this aaaaon, Mrs McLean triumphed
over Miss Marlon Vanderhoef at I
a4. In the upper half and will meal
M:s- Ballln to-morrow.
Three tea ma reached the aem-fii al
round of the doubles and it ( Ukel)
that the upper hair will bring nliout the
unueii.il ecane of mother ami daughter
playing on utiiKislte sides of the net
Mrs ooorga Chapman and Mre, m 1
tan came Hwough th.. third round by i
defeating Mle K Urownlng and her1
sister. Mrs Stuart .JtH.n. at T S, 4-H,
ii 2. In the next bracelet batow th's'
but in ihe agwond round, M aa Marlon
h.'.;,nia:,, Mri (ieorga Chapman'a
daughter, and Mlaa Natalie Hrownl g
quallRed to meet M s- k -s.-i .! .1 ,, :
A. i; Mllea In the tMrd round. Miss
Ms-ei and Mrs Mllea prol ah v n ... .
fault so that Mlaa Klaeel can raaerve
her strength for the all gleg and thla
... ...i.w ansa l li.-ii iiii,,, ,.M, ,,...'
mother, The
nn mar.es
VKi.:,::.' SS
Mist s ,u: Brewing and At., iu,.
L. , Murray .., Mr.. Oeerge w..r:. r.
..a"Vri1."S""r-r Osorgs I,
ALLOWANCES FOR A.MATEURS.
Oeatlemea Jockeya win
on Three Raeea Urt
A n..iel Ulan h . h a.
Have Not
Pountla.
- --. r-.ii uv ins
unci iiuihh Racing Aaaoclatifin to in
crease the nutiiis-r of amateur rtdere at
the meeting to la. held at Belmont pt,k
Terminal m-xt Raturday and the Satur
day following, in in,, a Umlte.1 lo gen
lit men rldera there will be a tin. pound
allowance to ail amateura win. huve nut
won three r nunc rues th year. At
preacni t liere nr.- a few tunateure, ouoh
aa Thomas Wright and John Tucker, who
ORR hold their own In any CAmpony and
the penalising of such elaver r.d. rg will
put tin raeea on a more gvi ti basis.
AtiKMig ihe g. nth men rldera who will
participate. 111 Haturday'a racing are
Pnsi Alpera, Charlee P. Appleton, Henry
I.. Hull. Pdwal'd II. Carle, p tmbroeo
Clark. .1. S Casey. A. .! Uevi-rvux
x I,. Joaeiitithal, It. It Uewla, It, Mortl
mer. Jr. II S. Cage. Jim, a Cat:,, 1., ,a
Tucker, Harry Tuck, r. John Tucker, P
S. Von Stadc. Thomaa Vfrlghl and c!
Hrabagon. 1
in addition to the money purses of
fered for the Hunt meal six handsome
Irophlea will la' awarded to the winners
of Hie principal events The donors are
Tnomaa P. Ryan, w. Averell it trrlmnn,
Mward p Whitney, w it. One, J, Tern
pla Qwathroo) and s Von Rtade. The
offlo als for the meeting are: sn warde,
It S. Cue, AugUat iblmout and Jo
si ph R, Pans; Judgve. ii. a. liourne
and v. I., powera i atartar, Prank T
ciirke; handlcapper, Prank .1. Bryan;
patrol Judges, p. it. Voaa and P ft,
'oss ; clerk of th. scales, H. C I'onklm :
paddock Judge and racing oecretary!
i leorgo 1:. 1 laii.
RADNOR
THE NEW
ARROW
COLLAR
Z for 25 Cents.
K Hri.antng ami Mrs at iarl Or ', ;
bt?vj.dch'rV ?,3hj
-I it I I,K . Mile. . .
TWO HARVARD PAIRS
SURVIVE IN TOURNEY
Cancr nnd rnrtls Will Help
William and Itarto in
Piffhl for Title.
BOTH mm: in si:mi finals
rn i.ai.fi phia. sept is ".Harvard hat
two I earns and Pen nay Ivan I a and Tal4
one aach in tlie seml-llnal round of the
Interoollegiata rttamplonehip tennis tmir
IMinenl as a 'esnlt of toilay's matcher
at the Merlon Cricket Club courts hep
o. Colkei Caner and U H, Curtis make
up the Crlmaolrfl representation In the
Upper half of the draw, having gained
their place by n victory over K. M. Bd
wards and K. r Kennedy of IVtnisyl
VgnlR after a poor st.ui. at 11 ?. i ?.
ii Ttie Harvard men notfkl not get
working emOOthly together in the open
ing s.'t, but once they did the Red tuwi
Blue Contingent prOVetl easy for them. i
Oplaise ! to Ciner ai d Curtis in the '
Upper half win be J it. Howi.mi and
Jack Dtaaton, Jr., of Pennaytvanla. who
eliminated Leonard Beekmatt and Harold
Harvey of Princeton after hard tight
at I T. I -4. In th.- lower half the in
tercollegiate champ. oi s. Richard Noi rle
wai ami 2j an I Richard Hart of Har
vard, will ilash with the Vale team.
J. r W . ber and P T Hopkins, The
champions ran away with S. It Jones
an.i it it Larmon of DRrtmotithi the int.
ter pair failing to t ike a game In the
two -.t- Weber and Hopkins ware
pressed hnnl to win from Coffey and
Hiker of Princeton at M 7. 3. The
summaries :
Dt iblee. f'lr-i Round feffev and Ttlkar
Prlnc. tun. Orfe.ited 1 1 a I r and 'Hunter, ('nr.
nell, 14, s 4; (lowland and lusstnn,
Penn-yli'Snla. drfrated RteVensun Slid lie
Camp, Vale, , .
Recead Round s?aner nn.t rartta Har
vard, rlefi ii. I Bdwardi and Kntiedy.
Penn-ylvanla. S . ! :, 4-1. Weber snd
Hope ns, fale. drfaat.. r',,g,.. Hn i mnar.
Prineetoa. 7. ' 3. nnwsn.t snd Ids
floB, Pennsylvania, defeated lirekimn sn.l
Hsrvev. Prlncrt.n. 7, ft- 4 ; Williams
arcl H.rtr. Harvard, defeated Jon-a an.l
i.a-ni n. Cart irioutli. (S--V, I 0.
FIRE EESTR0YS GOLF HOUSE.
Morris I on nl i I n h house Raraa as
Members Dunce.
MoggirrowK, M, j . Rapt is - The
clubhoun of the Morns County Oolf
ful ii of thla place waa destroyed
by lire thla morning The loss is 100,
ban. Tln r. a small dance in prog
ress ii. the ballroom, whhh odjoina the
clubi " im
Ii i.i Witiiey a member, went to
i'.s lo ker "i the main building to r.-scn..
nine art. lea and was cut by flying I
glaas while making ins es. ape. lie was 1
i ii'iiii.t nitri.
s"'"' of U mployeei were asleep on
tin third tb.or. but all answered a . all
f..r bip except Robert Blllott, who is
hard of heat ng When lie awoke he
found tl., tan . an fir. He had to Jump
out unto the roof of the ballroom and
then dn p t,, the ground
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Tm iTURKISH
l.nfnyelle tins llenl Worl.out.
I'aston, pa., Sept. IS. The first real
I football practice of the year for l,af..
j ette was held on March Picld ttiis after-
noon. Tho team returned from the
training Camp at the Delaware Watel
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ternoon under the direction of CoajaR
t'rowelli The s.uad that swcIIhumI la
tlie unseasonable heal Humbert.! forty
men. if these twenty were freshmen
rtUtdldatee, The work consisted of kick-
tnir. forward paaalng and formation driit.
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