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ELGIN, lll., Aug. 21.-——The Chicago
Automobile Club trophy. for which
nine drivers entered over the Elgin
oouree, was won yesterday by Earl
Cooper.
establishes anew record for
course. gl‘he finish follows:
the
Time
manned Per
o Driver. Car. Time. Hour.
'1 —-Cooper, Stun ..... 4:01:32 74.9?“
t—Anderson. Stutz .H...i:0‘5:04 “73.87
Swldfield. Deluge .. . .l:09:55
4—Alley. Oregren ..d:14:29
5~0’ilonnell. Dubsé’b'g 4 :15 :10
72.46
71.16
70.83
{iv-Brown. Du, Chesnan. out at 217
miles.
'I—Henderson. Deusenburg, flagged at
184 miles
_ 8~De zPalma, Mercedes, withdrew 5t
’ ,' 176 miles. ;
$~—,Iua;l;en, Corneloan. stripped gear at
97 miles
In Pam mu: the igvorite st tho
start and field the' lead“ for the his:
fifty miles, tilled “lie broil? a rock‘s!
arm He laid up at the pit for more
than an hour while the part was being
replaced and started again Finally,
3 seeing that the pursuit was hopeless;
lilo dressed out to have his motor for
the race today, Nina's Malia
left the use. ”@6314: psi; up An
demon. both driving the same make
of American car. This pair was nevo
‘ ’ ' , Whirl. “Ari;
Opener finally, grew into a sofa 133%.
” Awhen immovable our loci. a hlfleot
Its IBarney EOldileld drove a
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into third position and stayed there.
Today (canteen ears are expected
to aim in the Elfin National Trophy.
race. The distance is the some as
yestdlgay;I but ~there is no limitation
on piston displacement. It; is said
that yest'erday‘s record will be lower-
ed sligltly, The previous record, 73.5
miles an hour, was made last year by
he Palms _ ,'
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Did you hear it? Abe Atteil an~
bounces he is out to regain his feather-
I I, weight crown Able says hemeans
2 2. g “. what he says. To show that he has
‘ regained some of his old.Apep, Abie
will techie Tommy Ranch in a ten
room! goal: the Darling A. C., of
_ GWWB.N.Y...W=day.w _
Jb‘hnny Kid Alberta, who mane}
repiby knocking out Phil Crosé. bat-
tles slough» customer in the person
of Frankie Nutter, at the "Broadway
club tonight Harry Stone. champion
of something or other, is slated to box
Jimmy Copper.
Mike cheague, champion middle- ‘-
weight of Ireland (on: idea of noth- . 2
leg to worry about), has been match . ‘
ed to have it out with Watler Mr '
lit-:- at the Olympic A. C. next Mon;
day night.
Young Drummie, of Jersey city,
and Kolioma Kid collide at the Fair ,
L moot tonight. A
plus summons:
.‘ , New roux, Aug. 21,—0th Miner:
star catcher. of the Dodgers, is today _
_ oulefing‘from a badly damaged eye,
the result odd blow froma ball re-
' mired during'nra‘étice yesterday; The
Wei-bps wenel‘ens‘aged in bunting.-
meme, and while Otto was fielding :2
a 14ng of one of the players, a line
drive hit by Jack Champs strucu‘ him 2'
flush on the left eye. openlnuAn MA ,
solder the eye and bruising the whole
The time for the 301 miles
consifié rucdlslil .inid- use he drew,
' inning.
muslin mun
CHICAGO, Alix. 21.-——L. B. Clarke,
Chicago. shooting from the eighteen-
yard mark yestehay. won the grand
American handicap, the feature of the
Grand Americnn'uap shooting tourna-
ment at Grant Park. A .2
Clarke tied with three other shoot—
ers on 96 breaks out of 100 targets
and broke 20 straight on the shoot
on. Those with whom Clarke tied
and their scores on the shootoil' were:
M. E. Dewlre, Hamilton. ind, 19; J.
J. Randall, Greensbhrg, Kass, 18. and
C. C. Hickman,‘Yeoman, Iowa, 17. The
four then had finished their string of
80 targets Thursday with 78 breaks
each.
The event‘csrrled with it a purse of
$7,813 to be .dhided among the titty
high guns and ilveflirophics. I ‘
, In the division at the money among
the highest cans. Clarke won 4781-. ill),
DIewlpe 3703f“, anndall $626.05. and
ickgm 5616.66 g .2
-,' Hemmer-smith of Milwaukee.
Wong th‘eh-‘Fs on handicap With a
score of 91. The starters in this event
numbered 271.. in the professional
division It 0 fielkes, ofI Dayton;‘0hlo,
Bron altruism. I-ié satires 96 bg’eaks
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SARMQO EA. Aug. 21 :—For the first
.time “W the meeting not a“ favorite
got down in front, yesterday. There
wen-q no. state events on the program
j5nd lonu before the disastrous often
noon ended; the visitors were busy
reckoning what they might have done
withers small bankroll 11* they only
could have picked the winners Fig
ures speak eloquently 171 the subject.l
showing that a duller bill bet on the
first winner and their tucked away to
the amazing amount of $813,120. ""
musELs ro’nuw neoncarowu.
The «hotels will travel up ‘to
Georgetown again this Sunday_-and
stack up along with the town team
of that place, TheMBridueport team
not the Georgetown boys about a
month ago. and lost a hard fought
game by the score of 4 to 3. the win-
ners scoring four runs in the seventh
Matron will serve them;
with Andres catching for the man»
els, willie out home team will have
Ferry 8: Bcbrieber as a battel’yu The'
journey will gbe made by auto-bun
leaving Fairfleld and West avenues m.
12:30 o’clock.2 Many rooters‘ will
museum tees-2 ‘ -
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New York 7 Cincinnati 0.
' Admin 6 Chicago 5.
5805th 1,”. st. Louis ll.
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STANDING OF “(OBI-Ill“
2‘ -Sl. .Loulo
madman. Aug. 21.4.55. Ameri-
can swim redord for 1.060 yards of
13:10 36. undo elm yours are by
Char-155M. Daniela, stood the A test
against last night when Herbert Voil-
user, Colombia university and New
York A. 0 star, defeated Joann):
Wheutley. another Mercury Footer,
in a scratch race hold outlet the cus-
pices of the Glenmore A (2., 5t
Steeplechase park. Caner Island.
side to victory
mummies,
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The last Wort Sides 20! the, ma
section, "tomorrow will learn" with
blood in their eyes to Norman, where
they will take in action the crock
nine of that place. A line treat tenths;
fans is mtlciptlted when the “meme suiky which John It. Gentry
called at 3:80 o'clock. A strong con-
tingent of routers will oc’hompnny the
locals to Newton. and will. do: every-
thing in their power to cum their
Two motor bosses
no trunnion
"ll: mums
GOSHBN,'Aua. Zia-Harry J. S. is
today the possessor of a new world‘s
record for high wheel aulkles. The
new mark was made here yesterday in
5 mile nee. Harry J. 3.. drawing the
drew when he paced a mile in 2:07
H,
The winner trotted the mile in 2:I15.
which is a world’s record to 'blfih
wheels over a half antic trodk.
was: also: nu:
defeated Straitord and Randall;
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RICHMOND. V5... Aux. aim—Tb
New York Americans have exercised
in option on the choice of the Rich-
mond pitching stxif. and "Rube" blea-
dows has been chosen. it was an
nuanced yesterday.
Meadows was secured early in the
season from Mount Joseph College,
near Baltimore. The sale of the for;
mer collegial: is said to have brought
the'local teem $5,500. The knowing
Vollmer, holder of all intercollegiate
title's" from 100‘ yards-to no yards.
will be brought into service to carry
the crowd to No'roton. The cars will
ones say that Meadowa has the min:-
ing of a star in him.
I the court room and inbound: lithe
“runs ’2‘“
history or Federal be It is
won byI about seven yards from
Wheatley" smiths good time of 13:59
3-5. The marl: is a new American
record for an eighty‘yard tank. Dan-
lels' figures were established. in a
twentyyard tank. which {rave him an
advantage overg- ‘Vollmer. but his per-
formance was better than that pI the
Columbia man's last night.
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thirty hours ifter a St. lsonls judge
hadun 3175?!!th and decioui
hhn temp for“? lice man. Armando
Mal-sans had traveled ‘1 146 miles from
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most spectacular on
Washington park, Era n. The Cu-
baud: 51’ch spur upgysumcient to
enable the Sloufe 14 ‘Flo take yester—
days game from the Brookfeds. how
ever. for one Don Marion limited the
visitors to a. lone run. while, his mates
pounded Watson and Grands“ for six
teen hits and hell that nihny tomes
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:ghe White's-5hr. is the preliminary
game»at:Amoment park. film“?
sun; 25.: Tilfllla‘tbeneoonduvmwd
nmeries‘of‘itblr‘edr, the Whlié'sbx with
tumors: 8M“ by the score and!"
This mEme shortly“ be ‘4
war from start to onus“ The
wood Semmfifi have “ben strengthen
ed by the [million of two new ploy-
cror The Merlot for the Lockwood:
aresoloman and Tartar. for White Box.
uyvoy. Game celled
player}: usual he uni-
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CLEVELAND, 0., Aug. 21.—-JooA
Jackson. slugging outfielder for the
Cleveland American mats club. was
sold yestnrdo‘y no the militias: White
Sex. according. t9 museums: by
c. w semen. owner “autism? The
deal Includes a-‘euhsconsl'dbratlon and
some White de‘plsfers. m"
Tho. 4:th of “gm
sale or 55.an comes on” Main op.
the information was last night W
Jackson had been signed to an iron»
clad contract m the season of 1911.
1018. This step was preliminary to
humus, it in and; god wuiahnto
enhance his rabid as o Wu 2
“Bhutto is ’tbb loading motion at
' uni (2le teen! anti” or new :-
regarded as belie made to enlist in
meeting the fiancial' situation to
himself as the result of losing large
amounts of money during the put
two seasons because of‘the poor show-
ing of the local club. ‘
. Somero’ chairs are now in the
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hands of a committee of bankers:
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SOUTHAMPTON, L. 1.. Aug. 21.-
The performances or Nelson Whitney.
of the Audubon Country Club of New
Orleans. form'er holder of the South-
ern championship, were the alumni!
in features of the first and second
match rounds of the invitation tourne-
ment of the National Golf Links at
America yesterday - '
By disposing of Philip V l}. Carter,
the chief cup winner of last year. and
Reginald M. Lewis, the capabh young
golfer from Ridgedeld. Conn. Whitney
Gardiner ,W White in the semi-final
today bemre he can enter the fluid In
the other semi-dual match Oswald
Kirby. the medal winner, and E. B
Prindle, once the Cornell captain. will
meet. - x,
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established himself he a power to be . gI
twinned with. He is in the drawer half A . ,
oi the braciet and will have to beat. 4_
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VESTERMWS RESULTS.
A, Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh a} W I
. Philadelphia ..57 48
Brooklyn ‘..;‘...,..60 [61
Chicago 2 .55 54
' Boston ..........54 6411
Plthoburgh I... . -. 235.56 P
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PHILADELPHIA. Po, Aug. 31—-
Three stars have fallen from Penn’s
toothed squad—Norwold, the tackle;
Dedhurst, the freshman eleven, Peo-
pics. the lineman buying in their ex-
amlnations. None of the trlo will be
eligible to represent Penn. this fall.
Norwold was the biggest loss. He
was a great lineman in the making
Last Season be was hurt and could
not play up to What would have been
his standard! but this season he was
‘éxpected to be one of the best line-
men in the East. Peoples holds the
record for the freshman strength test,
and he Was the husklest lineman on
the, Mahmud tam ‘
. Springwoodslwili new for their initial
good some of mos-new” finer;
noon. wbonl {the Keluye. and the
ammo: a” series. The Kelley: will
be accornpnlled by Home umber .0:
meters. Both loans will prudent their
strongest lineup for tho cam L0-
wlll again be behind the bat neeivlnu
[pom Crowell. Monitor MeGarrle will
use either Court or Slat-shall to pitch,
and Layden will do the necking. The
game will start ”3861, in. The
line-up is as follows? 2 »
tremors—n Smith, 15; Joseph’s!»-
O'Brlen. 611:6”): as: Acduino, if:
Riley, cf; Whene, rt; em; or Mar-
shall, p; Layde'n,c
Sprlnmoods—J. RIvancr. 1b: We!-
fer, 2b; Artell, 3b; Bellus, as; Bar-
dos. If; Vlrgal, cf; Nathan, 11; Cro-
well, n; lagasse ‘c. 2, -.
cease, the Somme ~ star catcher“
who has been rmpanthu for m Fairleids next Sunday.
past three weeks from a rmnt illness; will undoubtedly be a very fast exhl.
bitten and the Nor-walkers have been
defeating all comermdurlng the past
The Falrflelds are plays
in; in excellent form just now and a
large crowd is expected at League
park, Danbury. to see this contest de-
.the ”shoots" of‘the‘Spflnswoodo sleuth-I
clued
mw weeks.
Dancers.»
Jackson came to Cleveland from New
Orleans in 1910 and has been once!
that“! button in the is...» me
since l.
saw-Pan canvas.
The West Ends of Norwalk, willlnoou to clash with Barry's Norwalks.
have a very strong line-up against the
The game
Leo belohery vouches for the play.
ing ability of Estace, the Fordham
Preparatory shortflelder,‘
play that position-for the Fairlielos in
Sunday‘s game against Norwalk,
If Estace'car‘: cover short
as' well as Delohery can twirl, the
fans will be perfectly satisfied.
who A will
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NEW YORK. Ans. ‘21..z6.ch m
beat Red Murray in ten-inning gt;
bets Field yesterday afternoon. ‘
beat bimbyascoreof‘tofip AI.»
other able athletes filled in. but
didn t count much. Wheat r
ray held the spotlight. WW
tempted to knock home run all often
noon; Murray attempted to HR
said home runs. They In!“ $6572
First time up Mr. Wheat was just
hit overanxl'oos 56:! hit an inch
quickly. He had to be content wall?
single to right that did a lot of M
age. but did not give Red my '
opportunity to display his home run
killing propensities Zach came us
again to start the third. He bit
line drive out over Mdrray'a glowing
thatch that was just about as pmtiz.
a swat as ever left a slugger‘b‘ hat;
Murray was away with the impair A
He sprinted back fast wifhont W
second glance at the screaming pellet.
He threw his hand high behind him
in a last bitch that almost overbu-
anced him and clutched the ball? with.
vtcellke grip. A, This wonderful catch
cut all one rumor more, for Cutsha'w '
followed with a clean single. .
NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-—Thd’ inact-
ing of the National-League were”
scheduled to be held here mtofila
has been postponed until next‘
day. Barney Dreyfus wired to Presi-
dent Tone:~ that on account of sum
business mattIhrs he would be only .
to attend the meeting and drilled ‘
nun nouns us:
.win some to Norwaik tomorrow after-
The game will be at“ the Ward street
grounds at 3:30 p. m. and 'accormng
to‘the best information obtainable to-
day should be one of the fastest bat-
tles oi baseball seen in ,Norwalk this
year. Manager Barry has the assur-
ances of-tbe Bridgeport management
that a strong team will be brought
here to give thereon allthst is coin-
, his to them for their money.
The Bridgeporters‘ will line-up as
followe: Natalie, 2hr Klinger, 39.:
Shea, 3b; Johnson. ”if; fSentinels c1,
Graham, cf; Grather, rt: Brown. 1b;
Zempke, p; Curry. 1). “Red” "Curry
will in all probability do the’twlrling
for the visitOrs. Weber and Hobby
. will be the Nor-walk battery. 2
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_ TRY TO BREAK swmulu
~ break .2311 long distance swimmi '
7 F'. Sullivan, of Lowell
' tides would greatly lengthen tli
Auled for 3 p.111.
A ton Light s'everal times.
terrain to the light and return,
' 2 Battery, New York. to Sandy H ,
. an uttempt to cross the English
v as been over the surges
a postponement to some other tun.
Dreyfuss. it was said, told‘ Gm, I
Tensi- um he would not use ‘Pifcher
player had been decided on“ by the
directors of the )ea‘gue. "
until 05:11:: 1:
NEW YORK. Aug. 21.41156 as:
of W. J. Whiter}. Jr.. the medulla}
nlshed the surprise in the 3:61: '
nament for the championship
Greater New York at Van GeI
park. It was 1n the third round. '
Whited was snowed under l)"
Purcell. of the New York Golf
by 8 up and 6 to play.
R. B. Taft, the North Jerec
try Club champion. won
through 'both matches.. first Add
A. C. Murray, one ofthe Ne ‘
Golf Club entrants. “2
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A_ ORDS.
BOSTON, Aug. 21 —-An atteAI
ords was set for today, when
Richards. A.,Jr of this city,'ahd I _
plans!“
start a match race frérn N
Beach to Race Point, at the
Cape 066. The distance in]
is about 37 miles. but the'di'ift .
ming course. The start was
Richards has made the, I‘Adi
who from Charlestown Bridge" A‘
and in
never before attempted by any gen
else. Twice he has swam fr
Sullivan's most notable um
venues of Ads munch
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