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NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-—The several
miliondcllsr Sheepehesd Bay Speed-
way was christened Saturday with the
breaking of a bottle of wine and a ten
mile record. Mrs. Orson Klihuru broke
the former, and Dario Rests smashed
the latter in the christening process.
Mary Elizabeth Nichols, a charming
Miss, contributed a picturesque fea~
lure when she anointed at the ting-
raising.
All of this marked the informal op-
ening of the new speedway, and came
aslhe grand climax of an automobile
parade which began at Coldmbus Cir-
cle at 1 p. 111., Saturday.
0! course Rosie's time trial was the
Rests, Winner of this year's Vander-
hi‘it Cup and Grand Pr’lze..11uto”l'né_os.
drove his car over thenow ’iwc‘ mile
board, treok- lbr ten miles in 5: 32 4- .7.
mm Millie inohesnnd the onlcial time
was announced as a world' s record
101‘ a car of “this 'sslibre;
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the ifitcrllstlonsl League pennant
wildness bull and at no time iii the
opening game did the Shooters have
a chance to win. In the lust innings
Freq Beebe eased up a hit and tilt}
willow scored three times: “residual .7
score was 8 to ‘4‘." In the second game '
Buffalo held the Structure scoreless for
on mums and then 'rylroe let me
have six hits and presented a. pass
which netted six runs. This did no
damage; however for Bundle had the
lag safely tucked away.
Providence led practically all sea-
son until. the other day. when the Bia
sons took the lead by beating the 'E E
firsy‘d in s doubleheader.
der won 111117 Wentyfllntli victory of 7
5‘ the lesson yesterday by heatinnthe‘ 7 _
Carillon“, G to 3, Leon Amos pitched 7 3
s one hit game for tori innings and
the Phlliiso‘ shined only nil oven brash,
7 losing the seconi some. i to 0 7
Several:
, thousand persons were present.
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New York 1, OM90 1.
Philadelphia 3, St. Louis 2.
St. Louis 1,, Philadelphia 0.
Boston, 3, Cincinnati 2.
Other teams not scheduled.
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Brhekiyn . .75 54 ‘
Boston ........... 75 64
st.‘Louis ......'..69 75
Pittsburgh ”H...“ 70
Chicago . . .. ..... 64 72....
Cincinnati ..... . .66 73
New York .......63 76
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20,-R; NOD
Eris Williams. 2d, and Richsrd H.
Harte, Jr.. of Harvard, won the inter~
collegiate lawn tennis doubles cham-
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pionshlp for th soeend successive
your Saturday by creating their team-i
mates.-G.-;C. Caner and L. H. Curtis.
three sets to one in the final round
lot the thirty- -nfth annual tournameni'
an the sour-ts of the Merton Cricket
Club at Hairerford. The scores were
1 6, 6 1, 63. 6-1
Williams and Harte were slow in
getting started, and Canel and Curtis
outplayed and outgeneralied
champions ill the first set But the'
fashion beginning with the llrst game,
of the second set and dazzled the
challengers with their speed and the,
accuracy of their placing. 7 3, 7,‘
Williams let himselt loose .sn
rarely does'ln doubles. and drew
placement sees.
in» errsctic. semen! his psidgbonlorfi
lug on the. mirsculous, while shot or
times- he. would. fell down on he
easiest kind of. 11 shot.- . ' . 4.7
it melts iflilii
NWAR'KE. eept. 20. -—ln the some
between 1173 Brocitlyn Celtics and the
West- Hudsons which was plsysd at
therederai Longuegronnds in Har-
rison yesterdsygliots of excitement
was afforded the onloclters. as the out
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game ended. when the Celtics won by
3 score of 4 soils to 3.
Hogan, playing at center forward
for the West Hudsous. was the Eflrst
to tally. The winnerssoon tied the
score. their center forwurd. O'flsld
No further
scoring was done during the first pen
led and the score 1m still. tied, 1 to
1. st hall time.
soon after the restart the Celtics
took the lend. NcCreosy sud Iannon
oi! the forwsrds ouch scoring 3 all.
end it looked us’ it they would hove
on may win. The West mam then
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Estsrted in the annusl regatta of the
to! honors came Alerlon. the twenty-
‘ dlcspper's trophy.
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The enthusiasm of the members of
the handicap yacht racilg other of
Long island Sound in the sort of rat:-
ing promoted by the class was made
evident yesterday when twenty of the
thirty-four yachts enrolled in the close
organisation soiled oil New Rochelle.
There were glx of the first division,
the largest number of the season.
There were seven of the second dlvl-E
sion, divided for this event into two
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armrest). dept. 10.4.4 ninth in-
ning rally by the'stsmford bullion?
almost defeated the
yesterday afternoon.
to Tom medley for three olo'sn
drives, including s double. which,
coupled with an error by Boone.
brought three men across the piste.
However Bradley tightened end final-
ly caused the locals to bow thMrE
heads to the Yankees by a score oi
E6 to l.
Yukeos here
Good clean hitting. coupled with thoE
1110mm, one oigheavy weather and the
other of light” wellher hoists. There
jfour of the fourth.
the omcers' trophy was offered for the
boat of any division melting the test-
est correx ted time or .tho -”°;“'.“§“t t,
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lfim’E prise for the diytstou and also Red so: for a tryout next yeai.
ifho olllc’ETs it’fiihy' she also was the.
yesrold miniature edition of them-
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CAMBRIDGE, Sept. 20.—-Grsduate
meager mixtw 111m ofgtno an.
m Athlstk Assodlfltlmr is Ending“.
11 dtmcntt proposition to drowd 704000
eager footbsll 4.477117171177411. into 1: specs
where lest til 150,909 used to on. Al—
though the it me on the Harvard
1916 schedule .vliss not yet been plsye
ed. the athletic sssociation‘ is slrssdy
looking forvmrd into Neveniltsr pro
poring to seat the thousands“ of liar»
17er less and their Moods who will
witness this you'll come with the hills.
Any suggestion that the game be
transferred to New Haven in order
the! the monitor crowd can die so-
cosmos. is not meeting with the
slight!“ fever in Mai; al-
though to seat 70.000 persons in the
Harvard medium seems ”17”." no j7
impossible task.
say in sudosphsrs Plsygoel-s trove
wildness of Greenwich George Smith,
theiwm three of the third division and Who has been working out with the the seventh and McMahon, the Lock
Prizes were oiler- Giants at the Polo Grounds of late.E wood A A. star, took the mound. being
'Ulle holders “me Well in wonderful‘ ed for each division and in addition netted-u the Yonkees four runs in the found at once for several hits which
that tour innings But when JohnnyE
Barron, who ”KL?“ for the Lawrence
tam during the present season and
is
Esnxued ed that} W Yorkers
in .the osmium run while he was
on the hillook. his honed six Yent
wife 3
One of thom‘ifllldl them!
tio spectacle." n" which'
only W doves Eli disclose sit the
opening a! the no; 'rlisstrl. may
'mninz of this we summer It,
represents the riotous revealing of hi
New York crowd on downy st mid-
night on \lew Year's LTllis scone
alone requires in supernatant!“ end
others employed over one hundred and
My maple. it is said, to iii :7 triumph
for the slugs:dirdtoi‘ in the represen-
lotion or failure. hat. ind csr‘nlvul
spirit Which Mil at that mm In
the English prodooylon» It "Everyuo
msn’ ‘47 the Drury, L‘m Tfiatre, Lon
don. Stephen Phillips. the eminent ly-
ric und drsmeiic poet. was engaged
to locsliso the fourth act. or Brand-
wsy‘ scene. "Ind trapdoor-e Willy,
showing the Hidden Povillion and the
Criterion 11mm. mum: known
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tilst it lied been in Anode!) .Illd Ir.
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With “Kenny” Doian in the box for;
the Norwslks, they walked away withE-
7the Ali-Stars yesterday afternoon at
the Word street grounds in tho soc- 1'
and some of the series for the cityE
" moment; he'd collactéii
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7 Wallis II. TW base hits. G Giblin.
chamionshlp. the score being 9 to 1.;
[Although the Allsurs collected ten
Essietlos. Dclsn did not have to pitch
herd st any time. His feommotes
quickly moraine the one run which
‘Etho visitors act in the first inning and
giving him s three run headway. put
the collegian on any street ier thej.
Erect of the gems vols was routed in
netted runs. ‘ i
There was a good crowd out tor-E the
championship battle, which was in-
singles in the first one of which was
a double by the veteran George Gib
Although several tithes during
the next ihnlngs each side bud men
1on has... and the prospects of further
iscoring looked bright, no runs were
made. in the last half of the seventh
ltoll: was fund for several hits and
Erotirod. McMahon took the box and
inua'y hit the cm 111111114 pitched for
two buses; The inning ended after
live rims.
Dolsn fanned el’ven of the opposing
nine which won composed mostly of
Stanford players He wss given good
support throughout. The way Mul-
Evoy and Seymour worked Was pretty
and the result was the frustration of
,every attempt of the All Stars to steal
hoses.
lLijtfia, ll ’0 . o ing the summer inE'Toke'neite. E'
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Leary, 3i: ,,,,, 4 0 1 1 to 1 the summer soason,hsve returned to
name .. 4 0 1 10 0 0 their home in New York city.
39:18:; 0'!“ ' ' t g (1, i 3 2‘ m. and Mrs.Dalo “Mainline“
Perkins. rf ........ i 0 2 9 0 D “cum“ "The Croesweys for a
Volk. p ........ 3 0 1 O 0 {7 summer months, are spending the re-
McMahon p 0 0 0 0 1 0 minder of the season with Miss
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mung!” fl .. ... '1 17,1 050 0 my when the Lockwood B. B.
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' Seer-e lay Sunless:
‘ Smite-Earned runs. All Stars 1.
7 drive
his daring drivihg put him a. mile;
Etace in 21 minutes 29. 96 secondil. two
0097!“ bursts 0' “Pill!” “Gm lh°Enrst bonito dint dnd thus beet, boat found the going much harder. The 1m, gave ‘ifié‘ cohtéhdere; their lensiseéonds ahead otDe Palms
I crowd U u“ skillful “5M0” “3 ““911 for boat, Amitn Ean‘d Amorot, which ble‘deague recruit was hit safely dye IMy The 10“], boiled well in the
1‘“ W‘WWW‘ Csnor "“1 Cm‘fi N‘QEnsually sail in Chill Binnd‘lled Ohmtlniés, but: 1111 kept the hits 30.. well last half of the we!“ and made four
shot the ball between them {or min E'Eopeetly 19999—1391: ourde‘glfil lhklflmm in“ 919‘ tbhk9i’1flflhi‘e 65,9 runs. E
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PROVIDENCE. R. 1.. Sept. E”
World records tor automobile W
in: over a mile circulor conem
truck were mode at the Nerrunnfisflt
Perk Speedway in the one mile and
100 mile eyents yesterdsy. Boil Bur-
ma sped stoned the. circuit once to
45: 79 seconds, and Eddie Metamucil
er drove his machine 100 miles in 1
hour, 29 minutes. 27. 74 seconds
Bulmau s time was made in e. loll:
Rickenbacker: us a porter
memo which won for him s rise
with 13 other drivers. He was rated
to overcome a handicap of tilted
miles imposed by engine trouble but
ahead of the field at the finish. 31f '
man gained second money in the $10.»
000 distribution for this race. Mills
Haunt was third and Ralph De Peta;
m fourth. Barman was s While
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n... c. 1347'. spent moral days not
week in New York city.
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Mrs. R. Tudor is entertaining
guests from out-ofatown at her heals
hots.
Miss Alice Swift hes Eretnrltyi'r’;
Tokeheke." after spending the m
trawling. .
tor. and Mrs. J. Whitridge h 7
turned to Ohio. alter spending t}
summer in Tokeneko.
Miss Maude Leland has returned i
her home in New York. afterlifmodt
Harry liens, pitch
the home team, pitched
in: a total of 40 strikeou 7 .
last three 'i‘lsmas Owing to t=
certain mother condiuons.‘ 1 E E‘
did not slxo'w- up a ‘ adv
halt in discus Mm “.1
‘my‘ mall on tho 39..
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