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ENGLE“ 001]. N.

J., Sept. 17.—

oiayedtmuaac tennieshu-haa displayel
ed this year and coachnd the final;
round of thee-New Jersey State channel
pionship tennis tournament at the!
Wetland Eieldctpb: have. yesterdnnl
defeating Mistna A. Ktssel of Phila»
delphia in‘t‘ho semifinal round lit 6~2..

64 The New licrk girl did:- not. *

strike her. mi gait in tho early gm
of the match and Miss Kisool kept the.
score even up to " all. Then Miss Wage
not got going and there was no stop-
ping her. She ran through ten straight
games and took the match.
In. the doublen the Mrs.

Handy and Mrs. Marshall McLean-_

Miss George Chapman combinationa‘2

reached the final round The tonne):

pair surprised overypne by. ”health; 2“

Miss Wagner and was Clue Cancer
hire.

Mrs. Chapman‘s _ oucvent‘benymrxold
daughter. Mine Motion Chapman. and

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Brooklyn ......73’ .64

Billion. ...;.._.....72 63

St. Louis ........ 67 72
Chicago .... ....SA 69

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Pllkhurgh ....... 65 75

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YESTERDAY'B RENAL-3’8.
Pittsburgh 8, Stillman 5..

Brooklyn 8, on Louis-fl.
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Providence 3, Buffalo 3; darkness.
Mom"! 2, Harrisburg 1. ..
Hmioburo 24, Monti-cal 3.

Jersey2 City 0.
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Now York 3, Chicago 2. '
Mrolt 6;, film 1.
Waohington a, Sit Louis 2. ‘ ’1
Only three games scheduled.

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go up higher whaling. “228“le the we views it as a, spgotja
Ioidt It! the ForWSrlhg 22?“! Mill tor 25m i“my by its ropresgnta-
ll‘om League to the Oak and club of “one and $119.”??? becpllpes a real

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:6? Stdw has
n; olefin"? but this year,
although he failed to. bat for the .300
mark, hibibiwlthe pinch. Wh‘iio' with
lrldgeport, Stow always played lino
ball, being the fastest man in the leu-a
mend always troubled his opponlnga
tom. runl’ng wild on the paths. Stow
ought to go good with the Oaks. and
the man who he will hallo “Shout out.
is Art Ghent, the former iéprliigfleld
aboutatop. who has been with Oakland
In: two years. A number of former
Conceabtcut mace and Eastern Asso-
Lea-
tzgcr.

Hi3 butting slump in the main reason.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

_ iIl‘lTTSBURGH,1Sopt 171~Tbe pitch.
‘ : new Robert Harmon. was too inviting . ,
and breakable yesterday for the fine 1_

M1,. To renderl'a scene; or Sanction
so :6901utely allude to‘ hie that he
who views it mistake» it for lilo: local!
and queen: putt; cg it. is the high-
eiit achievement of me dramatist. In
the; dramatic spectacle, “Everywom-
n" which will be seen at the grand
opening of the lingual Theatre. Fri.
day, September 24, there is a situation
so once andfiso real that often some
person in the" audience forgets he is
witnessing mimic lite and tram his
seat addresses tho. character upon the
stage.“. It occugc in the fo‘urtlh act in

 

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‘Evauy woman," deserted.

Youth Beauty and Modesty. wander;

in a tromuluua volco 111120111th kneels
addrec‘aec the s‘liieis’ “2111 those dorda:
"-m the winiie weiiu'ie nee no he
tor ouch a; one in? n reii' pfr‘ tier
Help! who will andwdrf'f ‘
Many timed have men and women
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tbeméclves inreply. 'As a proof. that
hunlun nature is about the same in

spectators. an excited woman man
from an. orchestra atoll in respunu to
me appeal of "Everywomah" and

shouted 1W
“1 him ho . ._ I will imrynihl

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tra, balcony or gallery. and altered

other lands. at one of the first pcr1- 1,
{mucous ol “Everywoman” in Loki-.1
don. with the Drury Lane Theatre
crowded with over in: thousandi

taupe of. Theodore Kim... an tenor;
Miss Rose Heringcr ,as gimme. N
LevlhAckZM us baritone ‘

This is an extmordlnaropportu-1
nity signaled ho poo Norwnlln
to heap @ch lent sum r wn lining
town will n I oll“ admin into! it.

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8 North: Mn otrcvl..80uth.-lliurwclk.
and Glendnnningfa dung scum. mm
and. Weill. omflkfi. _ Norma. ..

 

 

Bun Katalin; puothoc tumor Eliot-
mammalian pluhm“%‘m with
the New Haven ‘club m ”an: ego.
and whose pitching who? the reason
why News Hm wonI tho pennant,
bambunwoeuc all-in by» tho- Sam mu»
plano 8min». Ho bani~ boon aromappolntc
‘meut to Manager‘.Wolverton, lt iii-abso-
‘ed and won only top: anon out. out:

teen pitched San Francigco Secured
‘ . him Igom the Detr'olfi Tyéora after he

clonal! WWW!!!» m with the
rubella; club of the West Beague. Rel-i
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oncoiind flour mic chili ho» was sent 1

2 ~222meet with the approval of all of the

unsung. cm. ice—u: the roughed
game of buseball Bostonian have
looked upon in some years. not even
«poplin; the alleged riots in w ch

» National dengue clubs wot-v2. particl-
pom, Detroit trimmed tho Rod Stun
“Alarm. d, to. a... The. ban. hall- m.

used not infrequently by all pitchers

’mncornod. Particularly aggravating
were the ocences of that sort by'ii‘oa.

ten nodullnyoeth'c gliooton. tun-tors.
Twice in succession Mays shot u
been ball at Ty Cobb. barely missing
his head. and when the third pitch
come over. the Georgian loosened his
hold on. the but as he swung. and sent
it hurtlingout into the box where Mays
skilfully. ducked. The Georgian width.
‘ed. out to: thodboxlor the but. said
“something to Maya. and book his. place
in thokbaltoc'a box. ano momma

in: min tucking tho Goonflomcn the
elbow. Prior to than 12mm had
fW‘W ‘

2 lb mad as though Dunno and
16108!) when: the pclnclpnl object: of tho

’ 2Vu'ntll of the Booted burlers. and to

any the limit the dome of the Boston
pitcher‘s to bean these players did not

 

 

020 present Daub: blmelt retail
:1 when Water and hillyc took their
urns at bat.

when the last mun. won out. on a
or to Cobb. the Georgian slowly

 
 

 

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wound up. and win no allot a. banner. '-

hummus:

Lgcbfsr “1.1mm; 1..- Sept 17.-
one of tho burnout fiddly or tho sole
son—above were 116' starter: and more
than enough to an Al: Sixteen inf-nod
in curds—played yakterday in. the
qualifying round of the Piping Rock
Club's annual invitation, golf toumAe
meat. 01’ All the tbrocgwho played
there wan just on! who. waa Able. to.
make the eighteen bole round in less
than 80. He was. W. Parker Seoloy of
Brookluwn.,1!ormor connection: chum»
plan. and the score which made him
the medallist was 79. Perhaps the
high scores were due to the intense
heat, but it seems more probable than
the dimcuitiee at the course were re»
up‘onslble. That Piping Rock is one
of the hardest courses in the metro-
politan, district. surely was proved
yesterday beyond the shadowrlot n
doubt.

Next‘bn the llsl to. Seelay wan
Frank H- Hoyt. the former Boston
golfer, now 1ol.Slwa_noy. who made an
80. and “heck of. him. was E. Mortimei
Barnes. Englowood. cometary at tho
Metropolitan (loll; Association. with
an 81. , Seelcy. Hoyt. and Bones were
the triumvirctos ot the day. though

c‘: R. Blossom, the new lntemollesinm
chnmpiun. anu Baronial. Pyue, 211; who.
onéeheld the college dale. tied for.
dcdxth place at 82.. Scanned through

 

 
 
 
 

Gardiner W White” Jolm‘M. 1Waud.
We ’12:. hrokarw,” Lawrence Water»
bury end James It. Hyde. Waterbuiy
many wasejbe aimprise of the day; for

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legiate lawn -

the first sixteen, which included acorns.
under 89.. Were. Johan” Steel-c5: 3d. '

 

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 17.—-Ho.r-

vard is bound to retain the internals
tennis double». champ-w
plonnhip. since both Crimson. tomo’
iwonzfthm'o semiefmai matches at the ‘
Merton» Cricket Club yesterday, (waltz

tying for the final. today. 'llhe title
holders. It. Norris Williams 2d. and

:Richard Harte, defeated 3.8.160de
2 and Jack Disston, In, Pennsylvania.
.’ after an‘ exciting
swatch at: 6.3, 5—7; 6‘1, 6—4. and G. C.
.1 Caner
fdowned Jerry Weber and '1’. '1‘. H501»
2ktns, Yale, at 6-3, 4-6, 6-4, 6-2;

and hard fought

and L. H. Curtis, Howard.

in the singles Princeton qualified
two men for the semifinal. Leonard

'Beekman and Arthur Coffey. Harvard

one, R. Norris Williams 2d and Yale
one in Jerry Weber, the Michigan,
State champion. In the semi-finals to!
day the two Princeton men meet and
Williams plays Weber

The tennis yesterday was of the
most brilliant description Willtama
and Cnper shared. the. _singles 119mb
light with Rowland and Coll'ey. Cunei-
gavehhe former national. champion a.
match cadence will long WW!»

. carrying him to two douceoots -~botoro

losing at 8,6,‘1-5... In the dust sobflan-
or lad Williams at 6.5 and 40-15.
in a. point at the sat. Bomevm

llama! tor-bundle: on. his backhand
awoken. Williams had boom"!!! mu
certain. The“ erstwhile

and pullod'uut the sec at 86. *

LQGKWOODS VS. INDEPENDENM‘
ranged 2a series with "Barry '3" lade-
pendants for the Lockwood A. A. base»

ball team, starting Sunday. Septem:
ber 26. There has been cousiderabiu

is not “Hill's"‘nockwooda but the orb
ginul team‘thpt has made a great rec“
0rd. this aeasom McMahon and An

of the team will line up as foilowar.‘
H. Herring. lb; Toby: 2b; honohak.
as; Ryan, 3b: Residency. 11; El Here
ring. cfz. 33:10.11; Moore cud Russell.
utility. 2
(Signed) FRED M’MAHON.
Manage; Lockwood A. A. Baseball
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The Norwalk Independonbs will
clash in the second game of {he
series with the All-Stars Sunday actors
noon on the Wand street grounds. The
ccntedt between the go team in:
Sunday resulted a vicbory fill: the.
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