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RUMSON, N. J., Sept. 21.—ln a one
aided polo match yesterday, the final
.ior the Monmouth Cup presented by
Felix M. Warburg and J. Horace Hard-
Whelmed the. Deal four by the score
of 13 goals to 6 1-4. Deal was not
only held scoreless, but, with a handi-
cap of 7 goals. lost 3-4 point on safe
fies made by M. l). Bamberger in the
first and second periods.
Pittsburgh 1, Brooklyn 0.
Cincinnati 4, Boston 1.
3 ~—
STANDING Ol- CLUBS.
Within a few minutes of the start of
the game Harry East, by clever backl
hand strokes, scored 3 goals‘.V Ralph!
Kirlin added another in the second,
chukker; John O'Day scored in the:
third and East in the fourth, the first;
II?" Wilding with the score 6 1-4 to 6"
:II rJeal’s favor. A. Nether featured'
the play in the fifth period, scoring
:3 goals in rapid succession. in this}
cttukke‘r Ralph Kirlln was unmounted,1
sustained a slight: injury to his lei‘t|
lag. He was able to play «in a few .»
minutes.
m m ’
it) All midi,
flit..." pl";
CINCINNATI, .Obio. am. .21.—
'l‘oney‘s masterly pitching opabled.
Cincinnati to win from Boston #2.
ts .t r W! m
firmly - oub’lcdsgnd ifter Nannfii‘le;
had been retired Govidy was interl-
tignally passed and Hughes singled,
rer's throw wasgood, but Clarkedrop-
ped thecball and Connolly scored. ‘
Hughes pitched fair ball, with the
exception of the' third inning. when he
hit Grub, who stole second and scored
on ‘Renog's dOlllfle.‘ The letter scored *
on Grillth's single. Barnes, who re-
llevedHugiIes in the eighth. was hit
for a triple by Klilifer, who scored
when livers fumbled Herzog's drive.
Hermg stole second and 'third and
stored on Grimth's out.
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NEW HAVEN Sept. 21 .~—‘Y.ale's toot-
ball camp was moved from Madison,
Conn. to this city yesterday, and the
big stiuud of candidates had morning
and attention workouts ,on old. Yale
Field. There .are ~at::p:eaunt"'four or-
ganized elevena..l'hcsuuod will be in-
creased by e middle of the'Week.
‘At the a moon practice the first
and second teams had adieu minute,
acrhnage, in which there was no scor-
ing. indications are that the coach,
Frank Hickey, will retail the open
style attack that was started last our
son. Captain Wilson, who has been at
uuarter back (or two seasons, played
mu boomed” and Lowry ran the
team at quarter.
Themdldntea will not wactise in.
the bowl’ until. Thursday. use first.
lyersity of Maine on Saturday; five
days before college opens.
,tional Baseball Commissioneyestorday
awarded Player litter. of ihc’wtehtu'
GAMES TODAY.
New York at Chicago (2).
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at St. Louis (2).
NAHANAl llAGIJE
YE STE BOATS RESU LTBV.
Other games postponed; rain.
W. L. P.C.
Philadelphia ..... 79 59 .572
Brooklyn ........ 75 65 .536
Boston .......... 75 65 .536
CIncinnatI ....... C7 73 .479
St. Louis ........ 69 75 .479
Pittsburgh ....... 69 76 .476
Chicago ......... 64 72 .472
New York ....... 63 76 .453
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Plttbburgh 4, Buflolo 2.
Other teams not playing.
STANDING 0F CLUBI.
Brooklyn d Mun; City.
Newark at Chicago...
Baltimore at at. Louis;
:Buiialo at rut-bum.
New York 3, Chicago 2.
Berton 3, Detroit 2.
Waohlngton 6, St. Louis 0.
Philadelphia A'Cievciand 4.
Cleveland 5, Philadelphia 3.
‘OVtLoolc at New york 1(2).
Chums at omen.
pawn in Philadelphia.
‘Ciiléioo'a‘t Wauhinflon.
LIFE.
_ VEVBTERDAVY'Q RESULTS.
.2 Brooklyn 10. Kansas City 2. _
WV. 1.. no
Pittsburgh. ....... 79 ' 60 .560
Pierson; ........m 63 .347
at: *Loul. ........ 76 65 .539
.uawariu?.......-..,..7a~»6c: .Qaa .
Kan:- -city .'.-..'.7‘l we .611 ‘ i“
Buffalo V.,.VV...1o 72~ .los'
ipidwyh .V.‘,t. .§isiiln .133
Ialtlmovo .... ..45 ~98 .220
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atlas repay.
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BOSTON, Sept. 21.—Turning the
Tigers back for the third time yester-
day, three runs to two, the Red Sox
went "into a lead of more than four
games in the Auherlcan League race.
Detroit's pennant; prospects were thus
dimmed before a crowd which brought
the total paid attendance for the four
vgame‘serles to 107,.423, believed to be
a record for anytbut world title coa-
tests. Vice President Thomas it. Mai»
shall was amount the spectators.
Detroit‘s game was an aggressive
one. The Tiger got men on buses, eith-
er on passes or bite, and forced them
along by might in! hat or bursts of
speed, but except in the first inning.
found Boston’s lielders barriers to
progress beyond third base.
in the opening; inning, Ruth passed
the first man and hit the next, and
with Cobb's sacrifice and Veach’s sin
gle, the Tigers altered their only runs.
They tilled the bases in the eighth.
Ruth developingtanuther wild spell
which forced his! retirement, but Fos-
ter struck out 'bllknl‘ and the side was
out. ‘ . . '
.Bm‘mm, put, f Sandman -
:thew Corbett's goodrthroeyeu-old d)
(Coquette again demonstrated. her ah-
rumy as a Ipnntrsr this alteration lit‘
Havre de Grace, when she won the
:h‘oxhlll Handicap, the feature of a line
program. The distance of the race Ivan
tsix furlongs and: engaged several of
(the smartest mlnters at the course.
Robert Bradley. in added starter. led
cthe'way to tho %head of the stretch.
. where ’Turncr wont to the front With
Coquette and brought her home a win-
her by three lengths in mm of hug-l
out ‘Bdlmoni'b Flitbctguld. The luttu"
was sluggish at t he post and was ol—‘m‘
.most Weft. ’Roly m n the all «god hendF
cap. at a mile austevnty yards, by:
six lengths 'from‘ Cock 0' the Walk
and equalling. tin track record. 1:“
846. ‘
_, .W- L no. memorial“ counter.
Bolton ........ “93 45 ,m on. at. sweat the "noted "Baritone.
Detroit .. , ‘9‘ 51 .3“ who has sung with Tommi all over
Chicago ......... 32 59 .582 the world will suit partlolpute in 'tbe‘
Wm ...... 77 .u as. great Sacred Concern given "for the
New York ....... 32 75 . .483 benefit oftlie war'odfferera in Europe'-
It: Louie . ...... ,3... m "on Vat ‘Pdlaoe m ."Snih, Norwflk,
Cleveland ...‘.....‘&I 87 ' .883 Sundaynvciiing,i ”new at" 19“
Philadelphia . .oo '93-. :2“ .. at s 3.1!. He wt sins ‘u‘ho Home
.._'_'.._.. ‘ mum‘mu +me
u .
.7 m3 may. and m «in mm with
violin obligate by J.-Kohnlky. Dir. ewt-
back willmlco psi-titanic in "the quar-
tette from open "‘Rigoletto" “with
the assistance of Mr‘. Theodore'lclta‘i,
Miss a. Haringe and Miss Dorothea
for Not-walk to hear such noted talents
and ought to ‘be tippreciated. Reserved
‘ spring?“ '
’rn tio‘r Balmetlll or We»; and
' _ Capt. Jacob Ockera, President and
Edwards This is the only opportunity '
l which opened here today.
, by .th ' Motion.- «has oloims {of
f United eme- : momma V-IVvut
VVchVioseiVV mm night“ -
CLEVELAND, 0., Sept. 21.—-The
23 H000 600 horses‘ that are estimated
by the Goyernment to be actively at
work in the United States are de-
clured still a powerfultuctorin the. in- 25°
dustrlai life pf the country by dole \,
gates to the convention of up Car-
rtage Buildetc’ National Association.-
The 1 convention is the .forl;y- third;
o
be the eldest We gradation in the
mantra transactional; " I“.
new animus, 53¢th iii-41‘. Y. ' '
finest; Moment of‘fllo NW lando- ‘
Ship and Engine Vooinpm is of the '
to $130.
cuss “Tau
port .has ”rang
dividn‘ol mambo
my [ohm M
seats now on stile at Glouiicnlug's
Drug store. Mai
Nor-walk. Norris] ..
Main street. South Not-walk. Tickets.
and Wall streets,
"Drug 00.. 8 North
r.
‘1' BUSTERB.“
The Scrum to company of Bridge-
suit ageing; the it» .
oi the New Haven
‘mmy
untold
_, has been a scarcity of crabs in Crifig
nonunion unit the data-II no crouch
-" In; VIV his year”
Paddy Baumann of the Yankees.
who has made one or more safe hits
in each of the last nineteen games,
stands sixth in the American league
betting averages with .318 for fifty
eight, Kmes.
Eddie Murphy of the White Sex, in
four games last week received ten
bases on balls.
The White Sox have picked up a
star third baseman in Johns, who
hails from the Columbus American as—
sociation club. and it looks as if Com-
iskey doesn’t need Home Run Baker
after till.
Cliff Merkle. pitcher, and Albert
Walters, catcher, who were purchas-
ed by the Yankees front the Waco
Tex. league club. are worth allthat
(‘01. Ruppert and Capt. Huston paid
for them.
Lam Sutton. holed as the Robins'
scout has sent in his resignation to:
Fol. Ebbeth to like effect on Oct. 7.}
Sutton mm be islgned bv the You
keen. ‘ i
Ilill Donovan hub 34 men under con- i
tract. including Sweeney and Mullen
who have been returned by the Rich ,
mend club it is believed that this:
number will be reduced to about 281
when the Ynnltges goV aoulh next
JJ , . , '
cGraw will have the services of
Herbert of .To to. this week. He
will: nice 93* t ifih several. col-
'lsge men.
Conulv‘hinok'seema‘w be sure of at
least one record this year. The Ath-
lotion can- reach the century mark in
defeats by containing three more
downfalls. ‘. f . ‘
Luderus of the Phlllles. still leads
the National league bitumen with a
percentage of .335.
next with ".319 and Snyder .of the
(hula. is third“ sill: 315.. Heckle's
average up to last hid” was .807.
Tv (‘ohb expects to make his 100th
hitthls would He ions the Amerian
m. with Justin m mm.
W...“
ovs'rInI mm or mm.
(The Oyster-man and Mahmoud
General blame: of the muepoint
from an extended trip through the
West and 'to thes‘lilxpcsltlon. Capt.
Ocliers was in the New York man-hot
this week and says he expecya an ex-
ceptionally good season on Bluepuints.
Capt. Ben). Palmer, oyster punter
of Sound Bench. Donn, visited the
New 'York wholesale maflet this
week and says he has eicepdonaliy
good stock to ulterior this season.
Capt. Palmer agrees with the other
plantem; "that the ”set" in Long Is~
"land Sound hatl‘bocn annboolute fell»
urn; ‘
Cannon; has been very scams hi
the. new mm Ttlfll m
libero is not. however. a very heavy
demand and prices have not changed,
materially The wholesale price or;
limo has been quoted at. 51.75. truest
3911 M11, and Noth and Hammad?
.a. ' . 7" 7
Reports [tom Providencefit I.,5Nevr:
Haven and Badmm Conn. indicate
that this season will be .a good one.
The "shops" started operation out
the 15th of this month and ever;
thougn the weather-hos been so ii
orders dye coming along or
fairly good «timbers
“Stock East", in opening {In 1.. is
Larry Doyle is .
‘ two rounds, and when you take into
co. of Sayville,.N. Y.. has returned-
~son. In companywlth Jim Thorpe.
~ in nursing an injured knee.
white meat has been 90 cents mt ‘ ‘
to purchase. since the first of August
‘ among “Mall.
Sapper Jack O’Neill. the popular
’Brttish lightweight boxer, was shot
through the head by a German sniper
and lives to tell the story. in a letter
written from Queen Mary‘s hospital.
M'halley. innoashire, he says:
"1 who marking out trenches and
dugouts, about 70 yards behind the
line, August 6. and just as we were
about to finish the last dug-out a.
sniper had a ‘go' at us. Of course if‘
we stood up we were exposed,.and we
had to stand up sometimes to get the
tape straight on account of the long
corn growing there.
“Anyway, we kept moving as low}
as possible, so that. the sniper couldn't ‘
get a good aim. ‘He did tune a few]
shots at us. and then i forgot about
hint and stood up ‘for a few moments,
‘und you bet he got me, the bullet
passing through my head, enterins'
just behind the left ear and going out.
behind the right. J got attended toi
and was passed back to the dressing
_,station from where l was neat to Ron-i
'Hull and his men boast of 345. The
Interest is keen in the outcome of
the Elk’s pool tournament,‘ which is a
nightly diversion at the Home on
South Main street. Last night's play-
ing boosted Capt. Bogardus’ team tol
412, still keeping in the lead. Capt.
playing will continue this evening, and
it is expected that Cartwright and
Roberts will face each other.‘ Last
night's results: Wilkins 50. Pratt 15;
Parker 50, Boenisch 30.
BEAMS MAW
Alli llAlfll lfllil
septum loan can cents
ammunition:
mutual.
nicailty advanced' by politicians‘ op-
posed to Captain Albert W. Mattoon.
the Democratic nominee for mayor of
this city. that he is ineligible because
his name does not appear on the vol.
82 ENTRIES lAR
Allllll BAP RA
Announcement was made last night:
Vcording to a decision by Town Clerk
.Frederick E. “'hitaker, Republican.
gwho has announced that he will place
Captain Mattoon’s name on the voting
machines and that it will stay there
‘unless some higher authoritymrders
ht taken-OR. As the town clerk is in
'compiete control of town elections in
New Haven, his decision is regarded
rm 1 was sent from Rotten to Whal- by the Sheepshoad Bay Speoduay nor as settling the matter.
lay August l7, and am being splendn
idly: looked after. The wound was
very serious. and i am teeling much
better, and hope to be able to get up 3
l
i
see "
Willie Astey, I bantamwelght of
the west side, New York, will be seen
in action around here this winter. Al-
though he only weighs but it! lbs.,!
Willie will be"forcbil "to take on ban-i
item” as they! are no little men,
to meet him. lilo things? If the best:
one is in the HM
ly; Young Runner, lithe jumbo, will
Sullivan, Jimmy Curti- Willie Quinn, '
Johnn Russell, Harry Brooks. Pinko!
Burns and various other-too numerous
terms-don. may .haskuockod out 14
of his opponents in his last 24 fights,
and his most prominent knockouts
were reared Durand: iron as Young
m. moms. premier fly-weight,
in live rounds, “d huddle Reese in
consideration the foot that Rocco is
the boy who only a new weeks ago)
fought Jimmy Money to I am, it is
.a foregone conclusion that Aatcy will
be a terror among the banana.
um ill on it
an uncut
Christie Mathewson will not pitch“
anoth‘er'gamefor the giants this sea.
“'Rubc" Shatter and Hans Lobert,
Matty has returned. to New York . from
Pittsburgh. McGraw has ordered the
veteran pitcher to rest his am until
next spring.
Shane: is in bad health and will
tumbler. his home in North Dakota
within the. week. He was paid his
salary for the entire season. Lobert
new atL‘vaa cuaaeucv.
Demand for Half Dollars, Quarters
And Dlinea To Be Met. ,
WASHINGTQN Sept. alt-Demand
from banks and merchant! for new]: ‘
minted halt dollars? quarters and dimes
has led Director of the Mini: Woolloy
4.375, 000 fine ounces bf olive}, noon
as much as was purchasetkdurlng the
entire year of 1914. ‘ '
0 ing to the world-wide deities.
sion the silver was purchased at an
average price of a little more thud
forty:eight cents an ounce; merit
{cents tinder the average price 9qu
hit your. _ . w. a
Director Wooiley said today. that
the increased demand for subaldlé'ry
coins show: greater prosperity
nous entrance or “can.
mu m cm. sit—Lasmro
noun mad other small craft
jaw?» new figures for the
' port for the forms.
partition, in 110.1390 Broadway, that
'28 entries have been received for the
360 mile Astor Cup Race on October
;:Harry S. Harkness, president of the
‘spedway, is to re—enter the
racing
'game as the pilot of one of the Deluge
cars. Mr. Harkneas, son of the late VL.
V. blackness, Standard Oil magnate,
was 3 noted amateur race driver, and
in 1906 won fame by making a Boston
to New York record and also getting
ascent of
Mount Washington, in the famous
"allot to the clouds "
To the entries .already named will
be added all nomimtions mailed yes-
terday, bearing a post mark not later
than midnight. The entries that far
are:—--' ‘
Mull De mime. Wen: miner
Oldfield. Deluge; Harry» S. Harkneas.
Deluxe: Earl Cooper, :Stuu; Gil An-
derson, Stun; driver not named,
Stun; driver not named, Sluts; Dar-
io Rests, Peugeot; Howard Wilcox,
Peugeot: “Bob" Moore, Sunbeam;
“Eddie” Pollen, Mercer: Glover Buck-
stoll,‘ Mercer; “Eddie" Rickenbacker,
Harwell; driver not named. Maxwell;
lean Porporato, F. a. R; driver not
named, F. IL .P.; Louis Chevrolet,
not named. Dueseuberg; irar Vail. Mul-
ford Special; "Tom" Alla. Qgren; Ora
some Behring; Grover Borgdoll, Er-
win Special, and driver not ”named
Erwin Specialg
CLUI LlQUOR’ JJQENSE PAPERS
SIMILAR “no “out.“ Inocu-
INTO. ‘
The county commissioners have ac-
ce‘ived the printed toms *for club up
plicatlons for liquor licenses. The
forms are about the some as those
used for the regular licenses ’Gop‘lae
have been sent to the "town clerks
‘hroughout the county so that it will
not be necessary for clubs in various
parts obthe county to send to Bridge
The commission
ere expect that applications from lo
cal clubs will begin to be filled in a
few days although the licenses cannot
be issued until November 1.
.____......._..__—.—-
ADVERTJBING CLUBS MEET.
.INDIANAPOLIE, Ind. Sept. 81.—
The executive committee of the Asso—
:ciated Advertising Clubs ofth'e World,
mymm expected to con-
sider plant's for a campaign tgadverttse
advertising. It is desired to show the
public “the economic value of adver-
tising from the public's standpoint."
”The committee also was ready to ac-
cept the applications for membership
of clubs of Cleveland, Buffalo, Detroit
and Bochutu, N. Y.
en
~.PB§DUCT16N of STONE. .
* WASHINGTON, Sept. air-Produc-
tion of stone h cthe‘ United States in
1914 notched the enormous value or
The feature of the entry list ié that -
‘ Bouton is pretending insanity.
$77,412. 29:. Figures m’ade public today,
by the Geological Survey new that the;
outnntmgt‘m Whit!” II will? .
' a, to tint-jinn wk: Wflflf“! ten-(thin:
i Captain Mattoon, immediately after
his nomination last week was charged
with havinggiien up his residence in
New Haven and Become a citizen of
{Milford The city clerk, in a certified
list it nominees of both parties sent:
to the secretary of state's office has
put the matter up to the attorney
general but it is believed that they
will not luterfére."l‘he matter is pure
ly local to New Haven. whose Mn
clerk must mum as to the legality
of'cnd'idates ’for nomination.
declared to the convention that he
wu-zborn in New Haven. as was his
father and grandfather, and that he
bod always voted in New Haven dad
had always been a Democrat. When
the next day the charge was made
that he had removed his residence to
Milford, it was promptly denied and
then search of the voting lists was
made to prove his contention that he
was a voter in New Haven. His name
was not on the list.
A certificate was then filed. de-
lng list, had not removed from the
city, and had had no intention of do-
our tag so. and the retrieval of his name
ind been without warrant .of author-
lty.
with him.
Captain Mattoon has .
residence on Woodment’s shore and
votes in the borough elections there
tentlon arose. -
CDNVENES THIS AFTERNOON. V
adjourned last week because of tho
2 o'clock this afternoon.
bring 21 prisoners .from the county
afternoon session. One of these cases
is that of Edward Benton, the Dan-
bury mam charged with horse theft
and burglary. The jail officials sgy
M.
SELLING“ GOODS iN MANCHU'MA.
WASHINGTON, .Sept. “21. ~stunted:
can commercial travelers are now
penetrating far into Northern Man-
churia. Consul Moser reports from
Harbin to the Department of Colit-
nerce that he is introducing Amariv
can mde solicitors to Russian limos.
mm slices, New York root-
ins. California dried fruits and Penn
orders are pending for railway m-
plios and other goods._
' amt-us numeracy-u an .- '
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 21.-—'i‘he tech-
ing list of last year, will not hold, no .
When nominated Captain new»
claring that he had been on the vot- ‘
Town Clot-E Whitaker agrees
I summer~‘
as do others from many other parts“
' of the state. On that vote this VcoVn- "’
CRIMINAL lsupsmon count-as. f
The criminal superior court. which
illness of Judge Shumway’s wife, will
convene at the oountyfcourthouse at 'V
Sheri! .> ' '
Simeon Peace has been ordered to -.
jail. It is probable that about .12 minor '
cases will be disposed of during the "
Recent orders thus placed in Harbin
for America goods include Denna"? .'
vania watch oases, $25,000 worth of '
imam. rubber goods. while several
Norwalk Chronicler