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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER fi, 1916.
Crack Amateur Golfers Not Declared Professionals Just Because They Happen to Sell Sporting Goods
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GOLF RULERS
KEEP HANDSOFF
AMATEUR STARS
QnpMion if rint.'svjoiiiiiiMit.
Raiwil i) HoMton Men,
Tabled In 1.8 0. A,
AlM'KA US LKUtTlMATk
j
!
ftMTOK, ' Ket nin-e FrAnCJl
Otttmei won tho tMiioral wntn n-uif
rtampKmohiii in 111 ll Quewilon
wpoUwr ompluyotji of oporUnc poodi
toOMiwi. onpooliUly inoot ompioywd " -
golf dopwrttntrrt, inouia m pwjnrowo
Kmateuo ir pntie!iunala lUM OtOtl
A j
frMucni MibJexM
golfers 'ninirt
dwcw .on
thon mw!
atnoi'.
tttll Ml
mployod b) ni"vt
rtaj MjoOdl noiMM hi
huh oily,
liioiijr.i the
it looka now, noworor, as
rruittar had i 'n aoiUexl, for
it h .
bwvn warned thai the quanta n waa
l: cwi.ied Pi tin. ohri.J id" Lh I lilted
tHaten llolf aww iai u racentl) an I
that tiny i.ud j wholfl matter on the
labia, tiliw orawttnaj tha Infaranoa that
the r. s O. a rtoaa not Intand to da
ctaie anj tsotfcr u profonaiunal almpl
bcoauac he ih nntproyad b) i aallar or
pOfttnaj u nit.
Hmrn U Ayor. iiaaldanl : tho Maa
awdhnati tlolf Aatotilallnn a the au
tboHt) for the ntalcnanni Wial ; PtV
ten aajntrti
tain Hotton ptayarn who
nuolf their
i.vh.k Uy aelllni worn wotmn
had ifi'i aeni
to the l S. U A. some
time ago h
rlerbei i Wlndator f
Brook Una. a former nrealdem of tha na
liotui; orirji ic.atUm Mr Ay, r Bald that
Fiane.H t u' mat n ai not 0M "t tha
go4fara mentioned In Mr. Wlndeler'a com
BMinlval n, hul thai Raymond hitmai
ml Jeaae 1 1 irltford were Mr. Wlnda-
aaa objavtloit to lham golrara waa that
they had obtained poilthma In apotilng
irikoN houaei moral) booatiaa of th-ir
akdi n tha Itnka, and tha ohlciala f the
I. S i A aora aaltad if tha: etale r
aflBatrji did ml maka profaaalonala f the
irol.t 4 n qUjOntton,
It i unawratood thai although tha no
fatted protaal was aant to Frank I.
V' I ward, pre ai dent of tha V i a..
a nie ttma ago no rapt) has bean re
ceived by Mr IVIndaler and hia nao
ftataa of the Countty Club at BrpokUna,
but Mr Ayar aayi that ha hai been
told thai t ha matter waa dlacuaoed at
an axacutiva committe meeting held at
Detroit i and was laid n tha table.
It if thla actionor rnthei bach of
action upon tha pan of tba V s (i- A.
that leads tha golf era of Bpaton to re
gard the mattar ni settled The) foal
that if mi.- m itlonal aa elation is will
Ipk to pa as by without ntnent tlic
eaaes praaantail b) Mr VYindalar, which
Wi r ah .ui an claar cut axamptaa of
the practice cotnplalnod ol .if could haifg
been found, such passing b) may be
taken an tacit approval. If tht is the
i-aae none of th- mam amateur golfori
who are amployed In apo ting gooda
h uses and m iai of th.-m I andta golf
(KhU alnuat ant Irely Will have uny
thtnf! to fear from tha pi iae! I officers of
the Lnlted state- tlolf Aaaoctation, and
tlidr amateur atanding will go unchal
longed In the futurn Th- aattllng of
the queatlon In tola faahlon aould put
a ip to the dlacuaalonp th it hava been
carried on him e Knini-l ' hi .met utl
dei rise to fame Incidentally, Ou Intel
recant ly waa tranafarred from the wolf
dopartmanl to another branch of the
lysines by tha fl m which amploya him.
so he now la clearly beyond all orttlclam.
How
P Whitney, aacreta ry
of th-
ahon
in re-
ndalitr,
tTnltail st. tit
asVfii for nn
ioif a - ape i ion
official atatemcnl
gar.
Ft 1 11
o the letter Hen, by Mr W
j to dlaouaa tha mattar
m
any
wai "i tint th.- r
s. ii. A
on lh
arould
sub
tven
h. v
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to n
UtU
not hint tu announce
The policy of Mm i
tarried to tin- point
Dene
it dactinlni
WlnaWler'a
llacuaeod
i tit'
r hi
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rthar or
on recel
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rod or i
MRS STOCKTON'S SCORE BEST.
Plnli.Hel.l I'la
I Mr. I In m
Bhout Htr.r.s,
the storm a1 out
Women's Meir.11
cr Mas Rest f.
1 1 11 - r .1 Tot. r..-1 .
N
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illts
Oct ft. Psopito
mombsjrs of rh--iioif
AssocHat loft
pla.c.l t .-Oay In a
OH the links of t he
alo.-t of thoat -v ho
the hOaTO or t ..cl
kept awa those 11
one d ' toiirnam. nr
Bsltusrol tlolf Club
OOUT14 et. d were fr.cn
ciuiir, as thi rain
m rra ce distanoes,
Un H H HI
the chief prir.
Sins- - oro, rt '
kl f pi .infield a. on
1 hat f r the lo t
., caul of inn The
first net prist went to Ml Julia K
Hredt. i-issi x tounty, whose acors was
M-iSi Hi Tht a niitr of the -.s-,.: ,1
rtet prist was Alis M.i- on Worth, lV
Ullla. with I1"' II, ti Miss Violet
Miller. Baltuarol, sas third, with I'i'i- -12.
l0
'in addition to th.- main handloap a
piittinK romtastitlon teas haldi and in
the aft.ni on fouraomeO Vere ii.ye.l.
Mrs, Austin Hhoaf, iSmilowoud, ivon tha
putting, with Mis 11 ! ii.,:,. rts Bat.
tiiKioi. K.-c ,1,1. V'.k ti .. v. od . nd
Mrs. athottf, burn of ISnsl v-i.i. sjrari
the l.-a It -s In r e fouraomei Tits aooroa
tn tha h . i
Ml .1 ills t lire, 1, K-e Oauaty,
IS, M: alias Marlon Worth Fax til i,
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en may
will I ti ha
to-iuot ptlU at tht
m Hhawnao. r
'cip basis wit) begin
Khftvwnac Country Club
. near iht Itobtwara
War!' ilup
Course Is not
airtropoiii in
hand ihul .' ,
Ma n "i 1 .
utltltU a-olf...
Mat. h phi.
Un,,' iai in ti
Although ihe aiiuwne
wlihlii the limits of lh
liHtl icl ,1 ,s so t ins,' a
a '. he rei he, I ... lly f I Oi
nd ., number of Met r ,
prnbablj will play
with haiiillcais la rathe
in mil i -s in this sis-'c
41' the country
Inlel ". I , Hie
la, i three days
a ,,d
should
I The
ling on
Increaae the
Hoiurdai
RED sox won't be able
70 TRY PHiLLIES' PARK
Rain Shoves Their Last Game With Yankees Ahead to
To-morrow, When They Had Planned to Practise
on Field of Their Series Foes.
j TN
j Ptlptwl
in tlir
I ;i nun of e,t'i"tlRV inter- 1
MM major iMftM MChSdlttafl hrre !
l!nyln; Hate for IMM NMRl
1 to tri : thei playing tllM alttvt
old
h wt-vk kmcer tlmri in ih- V,L
Itotl bHWOTUI t h two V-Ml .oriM 1 ai n-
full) r,i.u-,u to Bin Ctfrtgan tad i ai
Morafl, IIWIKUMI of the laXl Sox ar.0
JMiiMit rvpt t i vely . whow team wttl
Oftftfth at PhlWMtWrphJtt Wlnw In the BlWt
MM r this fMapon norten
fr the
rhn nnonsrtp orf th world.
"Mv le.itn WM not at tte nM in I
Monday 's douhle header with ho
YAnkoonH mM On ntM yoMoMtey uS-,
tOffVMlOtk "Tin to it jr. drawn ul h'hel- i
I'lipuwI uMt um a real during mobl
of IMM Wk We had a double bMMIW I
tin Washington SaLurday. hurt that af-
; nordod i ntttnK opportunity u tune
; up the pea yon ooahaj tl h1 or to viva
the pitohlng ;.ff anvtaati praotioa
"We ndgbt Taxe ansOOtned oirt UM
wrhlklag eiu'ly if the weather had been
'tW to-day and to-mrrow, for New
I York ran he O ajntod ukxi to nmke
I thtnga iirtareatlng casough In tha thcoa
romniislng gamaaj. nut from aba preaani
d ntnal weaithiT outkpok there ti no
, aurety of playing those three Karnes.
"M pitch era -fi wtark and d my
playera in general Harry u Jimt paoa
from a protracted layoff. 8o-tt waa
bumped In tha aya In early praotloa
Monday. Should it turn out that we
cwnnoi play befora Friday there ta like
llhood thai wa mlgtd be )uaj ihi ataak
I by that time. I'ndrrstaMl. I am iKt
trying to eataoftgh an) pretlmlnwry ex
cuaea. roaHaa thai If wa suffer the
Philllea mual puffer aloo. itut the
glitnea between now and Friday were
relied Upon h hoi h myself anil Montti
for tuning up purpoaaa. Pajroofaalli i
I ahaM tee) dkatppotntad If I lose the
opportun t) t play these three gaipajj
I with DxxnoVan'a club.
i '.it Moran was illaapuolnted as
j keenly aa w in narrigan to And it pour"
stag yeetordsiy naornang.
T i i weather is orooatoaj one two
ays, " grumbled Pal "I -d to
send Alexander to tin tirina line todw)
Thai n mid hava put him in Just the
propel condition 0 i a hard frame Fri
day tie may nave a oYMtnce to pttoh
to-morrow, of courae, iut that will moan
only one day's rwt tefire the toaiutfural
Krida aftortKKBh It ownoj ie denied
th i ' wa arc uountlng heavily on Alex
ander and certainly it ia not k"i poHcy
to permit htm to tax hlmaalt so oloaa
to the tiegirtrifsT "f the battle"
r ii ju"! poaalbla thai yeetordayi rain
pr 'Ned a greater ImpoalUon on the Ked
H t than on the Pbltllei Not only we-a
Morana hamplona fairly busy all of
bun week, but With fglr weather they
will be able u conclude the National
League acheduli tills afternoon Two
gamaa rmiMtri with Brooklyn Parnita
jlon w a? a rented tc move lo-mori ow's
game up to tins afternoon. A ipubie
heudi r to-day therefore would fulfil
all fcheiljle obllgatlona and leave the
National League 0 hamplona one full
lay's real befon the collision with the
Rati Sox
Nii tuch good fortune awaits Carrl
gan'a men. They must remain In Mew
York over Thuraday t complete their
m I eduie obligation! here. ' mtlailoi)
had been granted to move Thursday's
game foi w ird to to-day to provide a
tola header Yet they hava three
gamea n maininx, wnereaa rniiaoeipn
i t- ly two Ban Johnaon. proaldant I
CRESCENT ClUB NOT TO JOIN.
M elu bvrS of its 'On m tt. Iteuisier
Wl4h I, ft. I. s I nillv iduals.
Or itu.ieri .1 Boll, chairman of thej ai.hant. ici & (iov, Whitman has
athletic commtttos ol lha descent A. (' . about decided on the nt State Athletic
COtlltrmod yastorday tht net s printed In j Commission It la ssp.-cted he will
Thi H v that the basketball trouble lie-1 name Prank Dwyer of ttenava .i chulr
t.AVcn -lie A IV and the Crescent A. man of the cnirm'ttee and that Wlilu.tn
C hud boon settled to th.- sat isfa. t u 1 v Matnowaon of Braioklyn will ia
n' lioth sldea At tha same lime Iir. another niemher Ir la thousht the third
Bell ma le it chwr rhar the Brooklyn I mambsr will eith.-' Kredorirk a.
cluii had not joined the Metropolitan I Went k of Manhattan or John Pranay of
Association ind lhat then- was no ltkeli-1 Albany and that rin- on.- who is tmt ap
hood of lis doing so. polntad as the ihir.l Commlastonet will
The Crescent chairman stated that. I bo named aecrstar) of the commission
thOUSh the Cieseent A. C had little in I principal offics Of the boslni com
common S'ltll the A A I'., it wis on mission is now In New York dry. hut
friendly terms with that IknI and thai the new law sas tha ofllce shall t
what...: mail. le had occurred In Ihe located In Albany, which might causa
past over basketball would lie obviated th naming of Praney as secretary.
.11 future by the members ol the team j Th'' "alary of rhe Commissioners and
registering individual!) All the teams I the secretary is t.. be l, 1 each
on th. schedule of tne crescent a. C Sathawaon " identified with the v M
irt college teams, and these rsoognbM ' aTmnaslum and outdoor sports
the authorits of 'he a a. U. whan play. '''"vl'l'-s jno" ta h hroti,,.. of Borough
Inc ...he, than eolleae ,, San sat lons 1 '"sident Mathews..,, of The Brans He
MYSTERY IN A. A. U. INQUIRY.
1 ha I a wan iMthtis in rr i Bot"
llo l rise, la Out KrMrt.
There was .ut .V.r Of matei In the
a V ofllce yeaterday t the dlt
poaitlon of the matter whtoh involves
iwo nntataur athletes, nrho are allagod
to have datvianded money to compete i
n gal of Vmea in Troy, and Handt
cappai Campbell of that dlatrtot 'amp
bell is aald to have had poaaaaalon of
. rlenre affftlnal tha IWO men Me whs
ordered t iurrender it to the raylatra
lion eommlttea here, hut up tu lust night
had failed to do ho
lender ordinary clrcumatanoaj a new
hundicappar would have bean appointed
In hit nlaca at on - Prealdanl Kubleni
1 ahoaa pnwer the appotntmeni of .1
in w -nnn lies, wa- o;e of thos,. sparring
tor time last nifctht He adv. Met walt
Inff until to-doy he fore takinR any action
nut the iinoression uivtn wan that
Itia
i immlttee is si ready in possession or the
facia In the case
If ,s known that A A I. ConunlH-1
nlnn I'. tic u-hn has . h.-iroe in that i
j".sseHflinn of th
I ir.cl. h .s been investigating the ense I
.i.i.l it may l.e that he haa aOQUifOd the
pvlfleiife aithnut tin a'.'l of Oatnpball.
rhiiirrnan Msthawg of the registration
rottintlttee wag not In rown last night
and liters sgl a rumor that he hail
r;one tt. Tl'oy to attl the matter ir
uoaalblo, j
tl oppe
ii. i. ca polavta it.ici.i.
!' Iloppe out.liiH.setl ttt,orge
in tin afternoon nuii Hal
u .11
W M
III
,1'i
'olanjgn
gll ui.-a of
tu the avanlni In his practice
1 1 1 lilaltlinc at I'lium's yes-
II. beat Moore son to tin, av-
. raging
i : 1 1
and
17. with high runs of 101
, , usiied i 'oleman tno to I
and :i.
1311, run,
nil Sd a, at ,.s. anil it vet 'gglng
I ii in il il it CJele Jump uu 4. a l ii. ii Iter.
Thomas tiallagher was beaten f"" to
ISO KoJI V, inula laal night in tile
rlrsl block tif ihcli Lsao point match of
I t I ball ., ai I ,.ily s The jap had
high rum or 7a and r.u with an average
"i ' ' ,:-'-'i 'lallaghcr's heat run waa
.! i :d hS averaged li
i -t It M I
1.31, I'. M
it.., i ii polo
K'i Hie
- i'
of the AmtrlMti Utfutv Iih.-Ui upon
carrying oui th tohtdvlc in the ftillttt
Ifttttf of the law. The manum nieiit of
tht Yankees OOtlMlHMi Han ylrdy .
uiut canrelliriK the Thureduy uttriit -Hon,
hut he Ml hi foot down flrtnly On 1
th.' MhtflM. CnrrtK;ni and BHI Hed Sox
therefore Will have to at ay in New York
until Thursday night Thin will incon- '
VtnlonOf tit Ml tminewhat in their plan.
('arrlKHii hoped to he aide to lepart for
the City of Hrotherly l,(TT- immedmtely
after Uj-duy'a double header so an to
indulge in a thorough Dl art ire at the i
pBltodtlpilla National reugue park,
aeet the field on Wilton they must play I
their flret two xam- of the world's I
champlutiahlp. I
ThiM general dlaaAtlgfOCtlon over the
f1isaipointinK clow of the HUtJPT cam-'
paiRtis in the Kast is likely to lead to
needed reform next year. The rlub j
owners in gOfMfgl havn come to the con
clualon that the season is too long that
it begina too early arid closes too late.
Several schemes have been advanced
whereby It will be poaalbla to crowd n '
tcheduJn of 1M ganiej intti a perkod of'
time
U bast ten days shorter than i
; that In vogue this season. This can be
done. too. It la aald, without scheduling (
' double headers. The matter wiil meet I
' serious COnjld! ration Rl the annual1
. meetings here hi December.
"It Is n fine thing,' aaid Joe Keilsy.
j the Yankee scout, "that the Red Sox t
i have the pennant clinched Imagine the!
dlaaatlaf action there would e in Host on
snd elsewhere if Detroit had won one
i more game and had still to he reckoned
with in the championship. "nn you '
Imagine what an Inconvenience such '
rsin aa thll would be under those cir- !
cufnatanoaa?
"l'ersonall 1 do not believe in clOOlng
the Western season so much earlier than
the Baaterh campaign I remember
hack in lnt Just such conditions prove)
decidedly Cmbar ram I ng. That was the
year that Merkle forgot to touch second,
when the (Hants and Cubs finally had to
play a post -season game to decide t he ,
rhamplonahlp. The Cuba closed tlieir t
eeeeon on gunday. New York had three
more garnee to play with Boston and
had to win all of them to tie Chicago.
You can imagine what a strain that
meant to Mdiruw and his players It
was a much more severe ntntltt than any
to which the Cubs hud been subjected.
Furthermore it gave the knockaro and
these are always to be found in every
line of sport--a chance to insinuate thai
Host on didn't try its hardest against '
New York I should like to see tha :
major leagues close the same day every- j
where."
It appear that tht simply couldn't
K' away from R post -c:i son mi ma !-
twaon the ijiants and Yankoea .iftsr all,
Kortunstely, however, this l-rash fut
lurst ettl not be Inflicted upon local
fandom
The clam of MoQraw and Donovan
will settle their difference! ;it Hartford,
Conn , Friday afternoon In one tilt This
Rtoatloi haa been arrancod by the Preaa
Club of thai city. I'nrt of the procoodi
win be donatad to tha worthy cauae of
the fourth aetata
The RMntbari of the MaW York and 1
Boston American Laaaia dubs were ,
feuests of honor ,t Ned W,.yb urn's
"Town TOpIcO)4 at the Century Theatre 1
Ust niKht
Manacor stalling nf tha Bravaa in-.
tCftdl tt tass up the world series thla
ytai and will hurry to the rot ton belt
Htter ui-morrow's frames witli the i Mania
It; Boaton.
GOVERNOR'S MIND MADE UP.
l a. irs lt4 rr,
...nl Wi ni l.
M44I beta m.im. Prstnof
fur 4 ..4iiiilasl..i4.
; aaa
Conatltutl
Wenck is
ma! t unvention
tndoraed by Prei
lala-
I Hate
Idanl
Page Of the New York Athleth Club.
The t hroe praaent mamhara of t he
st ;ite Athletic Com m lag Ion, Krank .s
O'Neill .1 It. Price and J .1 Dixon, met
yaatarday afternoon fur theli regulat
weekly conclave, bul adjourned without
tranaactlng any bualnaaa According to
s.-. retar) Harvey onl a few caaea were
on the calendar. The 'onvnlaelonera
decided 1 1 hold them over until tlov.
Whitman appolnto t he new 1 'ommU
alonera, DILLON DEFEATS SAVAGE.
I n il lit nil p.il Is
Net. JOPOOI
Holer l-'l.it.ra l.llme
Man Three Times.
.lack .",11-, n nf I ndlaaiapOlia lesletl the
oourage .f Jim kaivasja of tirtuage laal
night it tha Brosttlwas stnortina Cluh.
Brooklyn, by is.uh.IIhk the Jersey-man
nam
DiHo
thgll
mill
tint, ugh ten rnunils of tlgjatital
h who saighed Qftaan pounds less
his opponaiit, h;ul the bettor of tha
all the whv riij-ough and aavaral
t uics
knock
In
foi a
Havags ruuTosrty .- ,,,,,1 i.,nK
l out.
is fifth sound kMtvags wami dtrwn
.smut from I riitht uDoaroui lo
the Jaw at tl later In th
s.inic rountl
left to the
he sas Moored again with
stonruwh In the sixth round Inilon
scored another ktawkydown with a right
to : m head, Savage took a lot : p.
lahntent and roughrt In gamer style than
ever before, but waa fMrttilaatiad
In the aemi-llnal bout Kali)' fttttohell
dafeatad Prank Nottor with p4tmty to
Hpaie
VW4WWJM iMVA MJkfl atAlll.
rnT H.fTiT . as 4B a cits t- ....m
rarer i nrri, m in i i ir,
Day They Are t till.-tl I'tigcllier.
Informal track practice started yes,
terday at Coluntbla win-,, nogeh Wafers
ailed the veterans together for u tHlk
i mlv three of them, all sprinters, donned
,,,,, forms and warmed up. They were
Ton, lllnck, Cap! Harvitt anil V
Neckarda, who oouldn'l wall until the
track dried tiff.
Wafers win iter) the croaa-oountn
n,-,, to-day. He h.,s lo.-t the stai or gal
year In U Q, sUnllli. Hmlth haa been
appointed coach or the Ithacg nigh
Icbool croei country anu track
PHILLIES BESIEGED
BY POLITICAL I0B
Mayor iH ii lw Tickets, but
Pot IPC Chief iind Mim in
Little .lobs None.
DIRK THINGS THRKATKN
I'm ILAOgLPHI . ,),,f I -t'l .istlc action
b the Ojt) authorities involving U I
aearchWig LnveaUggtion of tha niothoda
of dlstrilHJtion of the world's series
tickets and the withdrawal of DoUcO !
protection from the Phillies' grounds
during the games here was averted to-(
fin y only hy the decision by Hrwhlent ,
Haker of the Phillies and Fred Chandlet .
ne of the club owners, 0 hOWOf Mayor
Hlankenlnirg'e request IbT tickets by!
giving hint three box seats for one game.
Reejuejgtg by inwnborg Of the Miyor'a
rwblmd and acoraaj of minor city officials,
including siijh rfntendont of police lb bin
aon, hUVO been ignored entirely and the
sjtorm Which was expected to-nla RMty I
break to-morrow or next day.
K;trly to-day Sunt. Itobinaon submitted i
. ton. Z r wpuomm bt dm u j
Iho rhillla nrfc.ir'n'"i. l.'gfth.T wltli
th.- curt t-etin.'Mt that
I nioxt huve l
the.- tickets of none trw .-nly
answer
I 1-r.iuire Is '.8' Of "no "
When the ticket." were IMM FOfthoOffl
intf a h.ist conftrmoi wns vit i-1 Ii
('it;. Hall .mil Bttkof and OnandlOf w.-r-i
-..ii-n-pon, ii licfor.- tli.- Mn-"r
.Vfter
much powwowiiut aihl han.lyhiikiCK it
was understood that the Mayor w.-s
Mllaflad with the pitomlM of IhrM
seats, liut not s- the illr.s-turs and other
refor.n hoHtlelans, All tli.-o oltlcials
wish to .i for their ti.-k.Mo.
Is-spitc tho facl that not a single ticket
ban ti.-.ui turned over to the Ptilllloi yet
h the Qlobo Ticket Company for iHa
trlbutlon, mora than a tTtouaand orders
for reserved ft. -its have Is-.-n obUtlnod
by one ticket aconoy offlCO alone, onlens (
rorrdnji for tickets from all over the
country, The aaney ofAolaUl say they
taped to . Iita.c pasteboard I from per
sons who have purohasad bhom by mad ;
At the I'luilics- ..rtl. es It WM wild that
every pre autlon Would Is taken to avoid
ha vine the tickets Call Into the hands of
tpsjQUsasori It . a t!.e opinion StMMn
ticket offlos iiuirutif.-rs that this will he
hur.i to ku.ii-'I ssjalnst, ts-.-His.. hundreds
of applications for tickets were tiled'
weeks airo. and, according; to the Phillies
management, applicat i ns r.s-eive.! prior j
to last Baturds) will lie honored,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
rlnl 't Itc-nlti.
w 'ark -Boat on tr.tiiii
Wnnhlna . n-1 "hliiulf lp:it i r in
llelKtled Mantllnri of the lubs.
II ll I II! I dl I '
LUrJIlll I ! i
oLtna fli"l I II I I I
yiBicji iiji
Boats Mis i tirlu i ; m
.'bsuols. r, H UirkjtT ir Ml 4
t'hlraso to T iulll ii t it W 04
Waablactoo. m lldllit) 14 l ts ss!
Nsw Vora.. 11 it - -. tr, it c' i lit
'tl. Louis h no j 0. II u tl 4nsj
ISTSlaOd . 4 5 ' 'MJ ' I II T ij !T1
Hhlladsiphla. lis I ri 41 it rj
lama Ion. . .u '.4 l -i ! Q.', low r.ft '
T..-.l's schedule.
Iti.-'cn tu N'ew 'l.rk -twn as'nei
t'hlia'leiph!.. at aahlllK o.i. . o game, i
NATIONAL LEA3UE
Veeterday'i Besajts
B4Hnon New York traial
BMigdelphla.nrooklyn tbotk r
rain ,.
DstallSd Mai. .ling of Ihe ( tuba.
n I
i CUM 1
ill
PaJladalphla M
,ltuton. ?
I Brook! va 11 t
1 tneggo ... . ; t.
l'lttrllr.- . I I
lit, Lou la . 7i.
Incinnati v 7
Nit ork. . ;
(i&inea lust , U
II ;
I)
ItlM I :
II (I- 1 44
tolttKlM
- H-
riN 47:
I -I
Hill 474
till ,4n
n .t 4t
t'sl 4.W
tr'M
I ti 5 f r
? 1 1 1 1
I II It 13 Hill
14 in is . r, ii
it ii II li It
I 111 II II
ii jit it i4
II U II s .i
ii alt, I, '"tl
it! I it'll
SO' l t S'l 41
Toda) Keaedale
Y
i'k Hi lter rn (WO
okl) n
PhlladolphU
tt.i Mir-
(two rami
WOMEN SHOW HORSES IN RAIN.
Nlaa l.onl..- Ian Wroh M Ina !
ni Dftigtlisii! with Trgggggggi
Uamii iiv. Cgnn., Oct. .'. - Several Well
known women braved a driving rain
storm to-, lay to exhibit their own mounts
in fore the Judges at the l:,nl.,l,.v Katr
il. use si.ow Among the prlae winners
wei e l. Louise Van Wyck of aVriradule,
N V. riding Tennessee; .Miss Merosdea
Crimmlna of Norototti riding The tTirl;
Mrs K.iwln Hates Hubruck nf Brooklyn,
riding Woodford, and Mrs ijaorgs w. ti
le,, of White ilains, ruling Varonlqus
Mrs .I.-, .rite (V, Haas of Mr Kis.o, driv
ing Uylba I-'. ash was another prig wan
ner. Horsaa from the stablaa ..r Knni seeiig
of New fork ,4,0k man) honors uthera
wla.se entries won ribbons an, I c.tsli
pilgas were: iic,,,y Ueegan, Brooklyn;
M ss II.,, net A, I'ollon, Hr.ii.kl!,. M M
Maimer, Htamford ; Thomas U Watt,
llartstlale : Kernl.rrjok Kami, Ml. Kiac. ;
Mttle h'arin, Whits I'lnlns ; ijeorge Uun.
tin' Wollan, White j'laips, an. I Miss
Ruth Storm, Brewster, N v
The ahow win oontinua lo-morrow.
It,, lit, lli, ti Tourney
II. I.I I II.
MoNTt'i.Aiit. N ,1. tiii. ;, -Owing to
tho rain here lo-da) the opening rounda
in the invitation women's singles and1
mixed doubles were poetnoned until m-
nioft mv
pla ers
compete
au in' prominent ivomen
the .Metropolitan district will
Pat lite i sasl Ismgue
4 s.i ii granclsco. e
MADISON SQ. GARDEN
THURS., OCT. 7TH
RITCHIE vs. DUNDEE
10 ROUNDS.
2,500 Scata at $1.00.
I elephiilte .1, 'Hi Mail Hi
Variance of Opinion
Even About Weather
VW HAT'S the use of try in to
" figure out the world's se
ries in the face of the usual di
vergence of expert opinion, when
tho experts cannot agree even as
to the probable nature of the
weather? The weather sharps at
Washington, all alleged fans,
prophesied that (junker-town
would be blessed with fine
weather for the first two games
of the world. eria Friday and
Saturday. Those in charge of
the bureau in Philadelphia have
taken I more pessimistic view.
"Cooler weather is due Thurs
day," they prognosticate, "with
possible rain on Friday and Saturday."
CHERRY MALOTTE AND
SWISH TOP WEIGHTS
I
NtprpleHwiNprs Askoil to rnrrv'fuMin h
. - ... m . , , hij
IM p0' U ' i Rhlae
I III) nt Pi I1 II IT Hock
WOighU for the four handicap events
foi the apsjfllflg day of the Piping KocU
Hacing Assoclatljn next Saturday were
announced yesterday The hest of the
ItSeplschatSri have entered for the Jump
ing- events and . particularly large field
has bsetl named for the dak Itldge -up
Handicap In this race Harry La Man
la e, ne's Swish will divide the post o:
honor with the .ireentree Stable's Cherry
Malotte, They are asked to carry 1.K
pvanda and win oonosds weight to many
food performers.
V Ambrose Clark's Peregrine Pickle
is next to the
top weights with I"",
piut.il Then comes did Salt with
lit
and Thomas Hitchcock's Kshtoh, lf.o.
Bonny Laddie, routed as a probable
champion early in the season. Is In with
Id .oui4ds and should be hard to Im-
A. J A. I revi-r. ux's ConqUSfOf Is rated
lh bsstl in th- Mplng Itock cu. for
hul ttrs r r.M-.- that will be run over
an uphill and down dale course of three
in las and a half Conqusror, with it
p. unda, will have to srive four pounds
to Hsrculold, the old time hunter rliatn-
picn, and will m.-.t two other sturdy
0 ponontl in W. I. Carter and M. J. Shan
non. Rtybourn Is at the head of a list
ni fifteen for th.- MoMstiKer i'late. a hlKll
Wclaht handicap at a mile and a furious,
and Cloud has the heavlMt impost In the
Brass Cup Handicap at mile and a
quarter The Weights follow
the Messenger Plstsi li.sh elght hatl.il
.... for IhrSSsysar-Olds .n,.l up. one mile atsl
S furlong .
a liaeottder .
Aroiaaienl
I ;-! Kavoa
Doublel
Election i-t .
Rauhi i k
Mi. uanoi
liuliMii Am w
if Rsssanc . . . . 1 18
ISO Rejrbourn is.
r rti.iiM- Mituifii mi
it Bsndoa ... 1 1'. i
I ' baot llo lio c
1 . atnk.- anil 4,'i.p ... in ! I
t - Wlui,. M.....I lil I I
Mi' '
Th- Braes Cup; hoixl
hr baeki and
n.iiiicr- ottf nnlf .inj s .iuuti
AtN'h-lale 1; Sen(finirii;n
CluUti .1- .;.. l . . u
The Oak Ittdte Oup; hand! nap ataaptankaw
f'ir four reaeOlda and ujiwaril: about
m.ltt ami a tu.f
Arch HI
IV Krhioh
Itn
bin
it;
iti
i,. 1
1: ...
ii Him
H' .'111 tiros.. u.4
Bonny Lsddte
fieriy Mnlofle
Puk. f Dullllh
nton
Hlblsr
Hunters Kurt
Imli.ui Arrow
The PltnliJ Kn
IM Norl hwood
( Ik-.ir
'ivOli! Sslt
I.'n Obeto
I.'iO IVrearln Pleala
in iaod Hoi . , .
knacambian .
it Akihbereen
W ?iWish
11 1
11
14
k Cud : LMndlHean atoi ol
hi.ne for huMsrs:
about three mile and
half
Mack ami wintr
Cnoiernr
Rsrcuioid .
:l
'
It
1 1. 1 ,:': . k
7" .vi j ihsnnon
M Web Ca. .. 1
SYRACUSE MAY LOSE CREW.
1 OMgiei I'itinni-lal Sllnatlt.n In
tlhlelle t asoclnlloii la (tiiise.
SMiM-i sK, net 4 - The gyracuaa L'nl-
ver-lt. 'tew mgy not havi
an oppo
Itinity to show its skill at Pnuahkeena
next June Th.- peculiar flnancinl con
dition Of the gy racUSS Athlete Associa
tion 1111,1 the firm star,. I nf Chancellor
Da) may compel .-. ceaaatlon of crew
activities
This complex situation Is the outcome
Of the financial cou.lttion nf the lmily
(ii-iiii.c, th,. college newspaper published
by the Athletic Assoc at!..,, iist spring
1,700 arudenta petit, one.) to have ;
Sddad to the incidental fees to p.n for
the publication or the paper, However
on the chaiiceiiot s rsoomrnf ndatlon $.'
was taken from the athletic dues foi
the purpOSS ami the me:. lent. ,1 fees were
to remain ihe same Thla causes ., i.....
of re van us of la.non a year to the
Athletic Association
Irfhancellor n.i demands that the
paper l.e published according to ruling
of tha rnistees Howover, if 2,ni.
students voluntarily suiw,-r,tie r.n for
Un- paper iia chancellor has agreed to
return to the Athletic Assoc. at, on the
18,000 dtdUCted from the athletic dura
a three w.eks campaign has rsaulted
in onb 1.1." students subscribing
i'nlsas the fun number of subscriptions
is realised, ttraduats Managar waiter
Hmlth ha. gnnouncad, the Hnanclal obll
gat lons of the Athletic Aaaookfttktn wi.t
prevent the long sweeping stroke of
Coach Ten Kvck's proteges from being
seen nt the PoUghkeepale regatta In
June, lilt
l ti I. nns to It. ml , l.otil aeries.
Victor Munos. sporting editor o, Ft
luado, ami Jose C Peres, who holds a
almilar on at riia.a.sioii. . t,oth t.r
Havana, arrived yesterday t the Ward
liner garatogs They are here ti. report
the world's ssrlsa fm their ragnant - s
papers Thty said the. would return
in llav.,, .a ',, November lo take , ,, t
their own ggniag. Tht pie. lot an un
uaualll tine gpejrtlng sesson for Cuba
this fall and winter
SAXQttC
as. j,4 .".'' Va
aireiiDintumomVaMrv
NEK
I
First time shown m New Yoik the New Series Saxon "Four"
Roa deter, with three speed transmission, Timken axles, huntl
oiner and roomier body, unproved high speed motor, signal lamps
at side, ventilating windshield, etc.
Saxon "Six" Touring . . $785 I Saxon "Four" Roadster . $395
With limousine top . . 935 With coupe top .... 455
Saxon "Six" Roadster
785
Saxon Motor Co. of New York
251 W. 57th Street Columbus 7811
BROWNS TAKE FIRST
CITY SERIES BATTLE
Cardinals Fall. 3 to 'J. With
Lucky Infield Shinies
Looming Big.
WEIL! AN AND DOAK VIE
St. I.otth, O. t r, -Tli Tflri. n gatnttf
Brtl l.lootl On thp Cnrdlnnls in th.' Ml
cit Tlo hy winning Iht openlriK (rum.
I i-ilay, It in 2 Wpllman llil not pxcpI
Kniik In Iheir pltchirs- NkttS. It :.
a rloHp iusnIo with lucky Infli'lrl Minnies
Kcrtng for the American LeaKuers.
The- BrOWIII 101 Ihtlr ttrat run In the
th.rH on a sIiikIp hy Prstt, hln Ptrnl nn.l
Walktr! bIprIp In the fifth Hlicttnn
ami Howard Opeild with InfleM ulnnlcK
and two infl.'M bllfltl cnnnte.l a run In
the seventh. BtlottOfl was Iftfl on Horns
Iiv'f fumhle. took lhlr.1 on Howafd'l sac
rifice ami came home on Mlltr'l Infield
t ip The, Kcnr.' :
ST lOCIS lA Li I ST l-OCIS IS L.I
nt. n ri I ip i P a
1 lholton.ll
1 Smith. II
it V
i i i
I I j 9 0
S n r J
4 ' (1 0 1
I II I
i I ! :i ii
4 111
a i o t o
I n A 0 n
l Him :.rl.1h
lilor.rT...,
nail ,ib
1 in 0 0 Hettet..'li
s 1 l o i .Uolan.cr
.1113 0 Miller. Hi
1 1 1 fi Lons r(
T it A I ) Be.-k lh
i i o : n njrdsr.e
r i s l i Horhsbi
; M i i ma,p
'niH-hr
nmtirrr
Abth
aaa&
I ftXftll
I n II I
Totnl.
natteil r.ir Dosk in the ninth inning
Aniern nns 0 0 1 1 t o 1 0 f 1
Nstionals .... .00001001 A2
Runs- AsserloaM Sholtnn ?. Pratt; Na
UOnalS, BetSfl, I.onc Twn base hit Ttetfei
Three base rut -iritis aMsHflos bits Bialsr,
Pratt lliiwnril Stolen buses Shnttuli Pratt
Walker. S11.T Knuhle iilaj lleck Miller SIM
Snyder wild lleh llnak First tiase nn
(alia oft Doak, off Weiiman : Mrvjck
out My Doak i! hy Weiiman. umpires
Rason INattonall; lliidetiranil (Amorleant
Time 2 hours
i'resintr si 11.411 lahra Mrrrlam.
N'iiKKoi.k. Va.. ot. T'o vialtintt
pis yon were the chief rlsrures In to-day's
play of the fifteenth annual tennis tour
nament for the OhaaTiptonahlp of Vir
ginia Paul Tiean r Of New York de
feated Ware Memam of Hartford In
two MtritiaTl'.t seit, 7 a, .1 It. . In the
other match Irvlrs C. Wrhjrht, tits Bits
ton oraok, 4iKt44t4Mt of Charles McIntosM
of Norfolk, also In two MraiKht sets.
TRACK AND FIELD NOTES.
Work on the track at DVeequah Park.
Ssimrk, wmm beicun on Monday under
tiie aupervlaton i laarroai Rubertaon,
rncra 11 little lewlllai be done and
1 he ground ii hf-nig 1 ut out ,r' j.t r .1 1 . .r v
to the laying of th- track that will be
weii i or ins aeai a. a. l humpi.
1 lo- primint ftart on ihi ui.rk
Ml II I pi
th track bfing flnijihfti before the man
nien. so that it win have all the alater
tu iattle.
Th Irtah Aroarloaa a C haa loot oni
f ir. beat athlet in M I Pa hay a
J unipar of all anund attlllt v Mlk- hat
pons t Butte, Mn , where nig brothee if
in ltuntnrsn
Torn Ogagldy, Who In itv leadlaj !pirtt
ifi arranging the Rulllvan Memorial rni-
to ih aaid at Jersey iity on Uctober IT,
I- anthusloatlc over tha uppiir; u4-orii
the pmjerl hy the .ithlfte- So far nn
nnt of them h. ,i.k- i for 'penae money
.in. 1 font- liMe volunteered to oome fro:n
dnUavnt i.ies
Pet O'Connor, i around middleweight
champion, mixed In with ino iHelk fot
1 piayern I set aunday K reeult he
e I'tle cut un. for the mi los .i
I hu
LAUREL RACING RESULTS.
Kir.t ItacS gSlllag; tao year-ui.li : purse
Ifttti live and a h.ilf frl..,i. Urib lleil
tlelil. 1,,. tBrniSI, stn.la-ht III 4.1 place
I7.lt, sh-.A 11 bo nr. 1 Donner, 11.4 u-ai-
lah.tn.. pin. . ; ehow tin. second
gemoer stalwart, 111 t.i McTaggartl, hoa
I-' It, third Time 1 1.1
Meenn.l Knee- Tw-.-ye.ir .,,.(. m .,t
e f a .a una a 11..11 ruriium. Kana
Keniii. in. tAUsni. atrslshi Ita.ss ,.i...
Ilt.'t, thn It.tt, first, Bddls f i"t
It'ooper), plaie III'.. -Inc.. I a so. -s ,.,,,1
stalini-lna. Ill ij McTaggartl, -h.... M.70
tlllr.l Tims. 1:11,
Th.i l llace- Han. II. an. I liraa.vaar.sl.1
I ..it I upward: selhagi I,'''", sddsd; one mils
-'"'I a sixteenth Hun-.. 10a tl.ll.,
1 straiehi 4 ,n. pi .i :., .), j :t'
; fir.; Horn.. 100 tOsllabu). place 1: ...
: sir... 1.41' st, ...ii I'.ir Iner. I"4
.h'.at 1:40. third Tlrne. 1:11.
KiM.rth llace- The farr lit ton Handicap
Ii o... added: tht.. .yeer-oldi sad upward.
... i.ir...t.a I arl.lde. j . iMlnki. Tni!.,
Ill '' place t. 10, show ll.lt, flrat f,,.
,ai ghoee k: i Cooper,, place lit,.', ihoa
I- ft, second; Coquette, 12! (Turner i ai..i
I: r.0. third Tune, 1 IH.
'Added starters
Fifth Race- -Two-iresr-olda pur..- Ifttt;
n.-e i.n-t a ball furlongs Colonel Veaale
111 t Turner, straight 11.10, pilars 1; so
show I.-i.. tir.-t qrasp Itl i Hoffman,
piece ft T, ahow l:t To se.-.tn.i . a r.,..i;r
I..- I air A tee,, ihoa It. thirl Tune.
1 : 1 1 .1 - .,
sixth Bat nillss and rn.tre.. tdre --,
sir-'.ll. and upward ; ... Itlns put--' $ ""
ni- nuii Dinah l". s ii'niiins, straight
It. It place 14'..,, .ii.. ,.in,. nrs Csla.
verock. '.h iLouderi, pises lltl.lt, show.
9 , . . ..,.,1 llelilnelt.. 10.
sh.o. I.' :.o third Tune, t ,: I
pet
TO-DAY S LAUREL ENTRIES.
yirst Hi t at
a aril: oils mile
ftjterglots
llilhe llakr
.1), is . three feat Ok
ami aeveni) rardi
lio Cotton Top
! M.a. Clara
i( 'Tun Hsncn
l..i,l Itryn i
Tssk
l.aird i, Klrkcalin I
,'4
. IM i
'.,i
... lot
riling .
104 I
lot
II ,
IM
.. .. lui
stcrtoa ti
,p.ck:.t
second Haas .Maideii iwo-yeaj "id.
s.i i uelongi
Costume: n. aRobolink
Kia.e '.,,:,. i. . Tutisna
Mllettt .. .. liaifChlvstor
le.i ado in, li.an.lt ill t
Walloon n. i ',,,, i
It d til-. Kitchen ;
Third Ra..' selling; Ihree-yesr-olds tad ut
a.tr.i. una anie and sBveaiy ar.i
'am.. lil'Menlu Park i
Royal Meteor Ito-ogtar Huti
urteoii ai Hererli Jsmea
M.,.. i Uulwebet s.in ,.t vsiiey
Jlsrl ,; p(ge Whue
'Mlsi k ,. snaugb It
Fourth Race Hellitur; three year olda
ll" ;
It
and
.,1
'it. on, ,.iie ,.,. ih,: i . t . .. : it ti
I
Yodel
ViitM
CkhMophine
Party Reustt
Carlton ,
Kit in Race
in. . lite and
l..l,,e
l'l,.,,..e
All sin, lea
Km. Boa
"Mar.!, un
too
IM 'Polly II
Hit, nil. -an: , an
i ti .4t I furlonga
i
in,
ell j
1,1, I
"Ids.
il, ufeetlnst
. . 101 Iky im. ii
!-'-' 10! I.itv It,- n. :
..nl. I. ii
SIXII
Rsce aelllni three year old. and uu
u.ird. oui
mile ,., aei ,,,, .
h.iri -il ftsvny
Kn. Rn
Snin.a Alpha
liar, worth
I in sun;, tia-
in., Lulhei
r .... t a- I nnocencr
'rascinatini
'II.
Ml
l"
,i.iir. ,,,
I Utile. I
ARS
ice
New Series
Roadster
I F.lectric starter and lights, 50
HUGHES SEES FOLLY
OF DEFYING NATURE
Mm Arnuml t Track at
Top Speed Until Skidding
Knds His Krolie.
BARELY KscAPKs INJURY
Ilush.e Hughes helped yesterday to
prove lhat the Sheepsheatl Hay motor
speedway Is no place for motoring on
a wet Say He look out car, not one
of those which Is entered in the rnce
next Saturday, and In apite of good
advice not to try the stunt he drove a.
fairly slow lap and then opened up. As
he went Into the bank nt the lower end
of the grand stand he got a flue front
wheel skid The car spun sharp around,
the rear wheels Just grasirm the outer
rail high on the hank Then he shot
sharp down the Incline and struck the
safety apron, ss the dirt stretch at the
bottom of the parahollc curve Is called
It waa soft Hntl holding and anchored
Ihe car before It could no un and strike
the concrete retaining wall at the Junc
tion with the Inrteld Hughe wasn't
hurt. He took no mechanic along on the
trip, so that no one but himself was in
volved In nnv risk.
Kred J Waaner. the A A A starter.
Is going over to Trenton to-day tt. handle
the track meet which was scheduled for
last rrtday. but was called off on ac
count of rain, The promoter wanted lo
run It next Saturday, hut was persuaded
to change so as not to conflict with the
Rhea pa head Bay rates. Ralph Dt Paltna
will drive a Stilts nt Trenton. In Vail
will pilot a Muirorrl Special ami I .rover
Hergtloll an Krwln Special All thesa
men are entered ror Bneopahesi!
To-morrow afternoon there v. ill be
supplementary speed trials at Bnet pa
head. Th care which for one fee SO II
or another haven't made the testl before
w.ll get Hunt' official S d tela then.
De Pa) ma. ptrhapt with his Mer lea
but more likely with the Stilts that ran
fast at Dsa Moines, will be among the
drivers. PorporatO will try tt make rhe
V R, P. go rhe distance.
If the I'eugtot which Ralph MulfOrd
has been ..walling from abroad gets
through the customs he will try it out
This Is one of the fastest cars In the
world and Is the fourth of the lot. of
which Reata'a, Altken'a and Wilcox's
are rhe three other If th Peugeot .an t
here Mitlford will drive the Maxwell
Carl Llmbarg win teet the Delage ,r
Hurry s. Harkness, th.. speedway p resi
dent. Slid Hughle Hughes the baby
POUgeOt which Mr Harkness has entered.
Two MortTers, a Hugattl ami an Krwin
Special algfl may so to tha mark. The
Mercers were withdrawn last week, hut
the postponement has given them oppor
tunity to dt. some aat minute work thai
may he effective.
There Is a chance that Joe Seymour,
well known aa a rating pilot in tha old
days, will have a mount He las a
Western friend who has a very fuel cai
which is eligible. for the race He will
meet the man to-day ami will ttnd out
when the car is due in New York
The postponement of the lace fr.., n
iner Saturday hardly wall nffecr the at.
tendance this coming Saturday. )udg4d
from the way the tickets sltll are selling
at the Speedway ofllce, lt'.i.t! Broadwa)
To he sure, many folks rron, out .f
town have given up an idea of seeing the
race., but a great many New Yorkers
who were crowded with bualneaa at the
rlrsr t.r the month now will I.- able to
lake tha day rr ami see the fast cars.
There w-!ll be a smoker for the racing
drivers naxl Thursday night at the
M..t..r i 'lui The management of the
Rpaedwa) plans have the results of
the World', series art, i our I at the
truck.
If perish ih- though! it should ram
..gam next Saturday the race will go
over to Columbus I 'ay. which Is a
Tuesday
Some one lia- dlwovered among other
things at Sheep. head Hay a mare's nest
of the latest model. This discoverer has
brought to light that lubricating troubles
have been many among the cars at ihe
track, due lo the fact that on the leva re
banks tl,' car hav. t.. lean at an angle
which precludes the .pnaaiblllty of
proper lubrication The ml, Instead nf
being distributed event) to all the
cylinders, sloshes over t., .me side, tls..i
Ing "lie part and missing the other en-
llrely, Tins results In burned bearings
and frosen pistons
When th.- cr. straighten out f,,r the
dash.s down th.- straightaway th
backwash of ,.,i splash. .. around In the
crank case and f.,il- the spark plugs,
DIRECT TO
GATES OF
WORLD'S
SERIES
in
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Central
Trains
at 9.50, 10.50, 11.50 A. M from
West 23rd St Terminal. 10 and
11 A. M. and 12 Noon from
Liberty St. Terminal.
Make special stops at Hunting
don St. Station, immediately ad
joining the Philadelphia National
League Park.
On October 8th and qth and on
dates of postponed or tied games.
1 Hour 52 Minutes
Liberty Street to the
Ball Grounds
Dining Cars
on 10.50 it. 00 A. M. and 1 1 50
12 Noon Trains
Other Trains Every Hour on the
Hour from Liberty St. (ten
minutes of the hour from West
23rd St.) 7.00 A. M. to 10.00 P. M.
Parlor Cats on all Trains
Special Return Service
Leave Huntingdon St. for New
York 4.07, 507 and 6.07 P. M.
Doyle Leads League;
Just Passes Ludcrus
RRY DOYLI haspasstii ,,lt
LuderuR in the elOM met
for first place in Nutiomil Lean ;.
I.attinff. He leails ly a scant ma,.
Kin. but still lends. Any margin
is big if the populnr Olatit can
hold it to the finish. Unofficial
averages showed the following
figures for gumes up to and n.
eluding last Thursday's Lude
rus A. B 48.T; hits. 164; aver
nge, .315. Doyle A. H., b(I7
hits, 1 7H ; average, ..'til. Larry
truncheoned his way Into firsl
place day before yesterday, lie
made three hits in tight time- at
hat. That's all the playing he's
done since last Thursday. The
big Phil since that time ha. made
two hits in seven times at hat.
The present figures: Doyle A.
B., 576; hits, IS I ; average. .::i 17.
I.uderus A. B., 4.1(1; hits, 154;
average, .8142. It all depends on
to-day and to-morrow.
I so that within live or six lap . p. ,
I tin tea the engines mlBS and tia p. , ,j
I is lowered.
This is giving old friend irnmfug,.:
i force a terrible blow. When m a
ia bucket of water rapidly arutii.il I
head the water does nol i hang.
level. It stays in ,1,.- bucket
same thing. ,t may lie assumed. Ii tul ,
place when acar is driven at high i . ,t
i around a banked turn. The
pump stays at the same level us f 11 ... r.
running on the Hat -that is. u, leai
laws of physics or nature huve la-en
suspended by 'he mare s nesl iltulei
it were impossible l lubricate can y
around at an angle, whut Would bee,
of tin various v type -tgi,i a"1 t
cylinder motors, which always '
an angle:
If lubrication troul.lt s hay been
many at flheepahead on account 'f
bank, why were they not even is .re
noticeable nl Chicago, where iher, - .
rlai bank, pitched much sharper thin t
Bbeepahead? isn't the fact rather i
these cars, at the end of a season 'i
campaigning, ar tag. miing In ihoa Ih
I effects of crystallisation of mm
parts"
I 55 TRY FOR COLUMBIA CREWS
i4ralt Met. Will 4... on HudsilS
l'u-tlii null l-'rt-ahiiirii 'l'..-iiiiirrtir.
Kirry-rive crew candidates, Iwt
e,ght or them freshmen, and flfteet .
swain candidates reported ycstertl
Coach Jim nice or Columbia h resis
, tt. his first call. No machine a'ork
done A departure from the old syatein
whereby th" candidates worktsd or, ''a
rwing machines for a f-vy wti . .- ind
than went over to the outdoor quart, -a,
Bdgewater ,s undei advisement Trie
vara ry men will ! boated on tit. I, id.
son to-day ami the freshmen wl r
tried out in Paiges to-morrow
if the men who rOWed on Ihe Vaft It
nt Poughkeepale last Juni onli
have returned r college and of the -
rimt won the championship tt, 9tt nt
t'apt Noun. ,n Ifratton remains, line
ever, all the varsity candidates em-enl
font have had tutelage undei th. I: -system
Donoho, I'a-liran. Mansbai
and Situonds are 111 college still, '
they are out for football and will
joint the crew aquad until Decemhei
The freshmen had a fan turnout
though with the lei, ,t, of food, .1:1 I.
I.al been aeaured of a aquad of
Fifteen of the yearlings weighed
Ifiii. Two of them have had pre,
experience Von Mayhoff at st im
School ami Hall al Bge'ter, A
Hteingehnetder. la a brother of a
Columbia oarsman A S Ki,,c
higgeat candidate, weighs ri 1
and is 11 feet t 'it Inchee tail. 1:
furry, ,1 Wesl Ind. an youth, weli
mid is feet 1 itc h t ,11
Rice will Ue p the aquad on ft-. II
son until afrer the Yale ra H
angioue to repeat the last victor ,
Mine ami VYblla . tew over the 1: -In
lis,'. A ract may lie rowed beta,
the tWO freshman eights next y.
Women Tennis "sinrs Invlleil
a special invitation lawn lenn
nameut for women wtll l.e he'd
Bedford Park Lawn Tei n - t'lui
club courts starting negl M01 ij '
competition will be in women's - -and
ioublee and mixed doub ,
Federal
Service
Has No Time Until
Any Federal owner tan .
us any hour in the twent
tor assistance
Besides, we have t sprit ':
men who will he glad to givt '
advice on care, operation
routing that will gave tim
money.
Write for ., It. , :ii,
FEDERAL
MOTOR TRUCK CO.
nf New 1 ark I"'
1 11, wi st it-Hi gritt'i 1
Telephone t'lrcl,'
"Alwayxon tho Job'