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NEWARK. 00‘ 25- ——.iust E0 “0‘” his I Jackson of Blue Mound Mo. last night
superiority from every 8.11819 as 5 was awarded the title of champion
match rider Frank L- Kramer. the horseshoe pitcher of America, defeat-
Yankee OMEN” ”dug. 9’0“" cine-9 ing Robert Pierce of Rosedal, Kan. in
0d the 89890113 59“” 0‘ 3’35“"! the individual event of the national
races at the Velodrome yesterday II‘I hroseshoe tournament which opened
iernoon by defeating Alfred Goullet his A here yesterday Team 01,311,910“th
AuStmlifln Y‘WE- The race was at onelitre to be played for in the next two
mile. and it gets its title from thei days. Jackson was awarded the gold
French word meaning bracelet, or horseshoe, the grand prize of the
be placed on his arm. The race has
been run every Sunday through the
season, starting with the lesser lights SAMBA! “m
and working up. to the stars. Thus the
meeting of Kramer and Goullet vras a Bull’s IN NEW YORK
. Kramer had beaten Goullet in every
match they have had for the season '
and he also nosed the Australian outE NEW YORK Oct 26 ——“Soldier"
of the chompionsip, but as he is het- Bartheld Outpoinifid "Al” MCCOY. the
for as a warm weather rider it wasrhamifiOfl by 3 Shade 331ququ night
in tho frosty atmosphere DminhillngI Claremont A. 0.91 Brooklyn All
This caIlne near being the case too, for during the contest Bartheld seemed
(loullet got a lead of two open lengths somewhat afraid of the r‘chiunp' s"
on Kramer at the eighth pole It re- left swing, and worked at close duar
quired a spurt by Kramer to the lastiters until the ninth session. when
he had to do a lot of “stitching" all the Eeled McCoy with bdth hands before
Why to the tape to collie around on he received a return his? session was
the outside of Goullei and push hisEthe best of The Miidl nt‘.
flout tire to the tape an inch ahead in the semifinal contest "Frau "
oi Goullet 0f the thirty times’ that the Callahan ind ME.- Mg hf: “filming
band. the 111nner receiving a band to tournament.
fitting final.
(7109:!“ Goullet might lower his colors in the main bout of ten rounds at the
turn to get on even terms. and then‘ he rushed from his corner and show
dlrassard has been contested for this from l'iiid” May. “Young" Martin ahd
season Reggy McNamara was “161110!“ "Jilnmy’ Murray tot“? a goodf'én
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NEW“ HAVEN. Och. 35. -I—ln a IIletIItIe'I;
gilen out here last night Louis Mid-
dlebrook. Captain of last year‘s Yale
baseball team. and Bernie ‘Tommers.E
assistant coach. tak the responsibilityE
.of. the Quogue. 1, 1., adventure of the
- 7.7””? baseball team which ended “1th
“tile disqualification of Le Gore, Easton,
I Rhett Pumpelly and Capt. Milburn of
the baseball team.
'- .Tommors and liliddlebrook, with theE
live 1! ualiiled on. John Reilly, and
. fiom ' e totime other players,m aed
,» up the Quogue; team which earned
I board for the Yale men until July 29.-
when they discovered they were vio
lating the eligibility mics.
Middlebrook and Tommers in the
letter say that until Prof. Corwin call.
ed the rule to tlielr attention they had
not knowledge that college ball play.
ers couldli It accept board and room forI
playing, and thought that money pay
ments alone were barred. They take
ulstull responsibility. .
NEWFOUNDLAND WAR TAXEIS.
ST. JOHNS, N. F., Oct. 25;—Success
in bettering the financial condition of-
Newfoundland through the imposition
oi mar taxes is shown by figures of
,Government revenue for the
quarter of the fisal tear791516 madeI'
public today. The receipts show an in-
firstE
Sporting club Saturday night. The den-
tist boxer pummelled the Brooklyn
Iboy all around the ring right from
the opening bell, and in the fourth
1round. alter a series of punches to
the stomach, Leach sent over a
lsnlashing right hand wallop to the
jaw. scoring a complete knockout.
lFilzpairickI was game throughout the
Isevere gruelling. but never had 11
chance In the semi-final "Larry"
Nurtha knocked out “Sailor" Krug in
the second round.
At the Falrmcgt A. C.
Eddie Campi. -Maiifornla, had
to use all of h‘ls ring knowledge in or-
der to ontpoint Billy Fitssimmons,
.of Yonkers in the main bout of ten
'.rounds at the Fairmont A. (l. of the
Bronx. "Fitz” carried the fight to
his opponent. and on several occa-
slons shook up the youngster from
,the coast with hard lofts to the body.
.Campi worked a swift left to‘the law
and worked 11 number to the body.
and his tactics confused ‘Fltz" at
times. The California lad was en
titled to five rounds. three even and
line other two in “Fltz's” favor
i In the semifinal contest "Johnny".
‘Fine. of New Orleans, won all the
way from “Eddie" Siege]. of Her
lem, and at the final bell the latter
was "a very tired youngster.
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At the Sharkey A. 6.
Harry Pierce, of Brooklyn. and
'Bllly" Bennett. of Ireland were
I 'I departments. the end of the fiscal year canvas for the count of nine
" Vili see last year's deficit of $700. 000 nett's left eye was closed when he left'
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crease or $107, 000 over those for the psided as the principals in the main
corresponding quarter last year, which. bout Saturday night at the Sharkey
lolnded the first two months oL the A C "and before the contest had gone
mar. . jfour rounds the referee stopped it in
Government officials estimate that I'order to ’save Bennett from a sure
throth war taxes and other sources knockout In the first and fourth sea-
of revenue and economies in xylene sions Pierce sent his “opponent to the
Ben-
eliminated by a: least twothlrds. it is the ring
intimated that if .such a shelving is In the semifinal bout "Eddie" Keir
made a loan «will beE sought W 9118b“ ly, of Harlem. easily outpointed “Dan-
the colony 103339 0V9!“ 11191335111“? 11y" Fields in a ten round contest
"- ' I.Kclly was master of his opponent at
,most eyery stage of the game.
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an address Before the Foderal Coun- City. In the-main attraction "Dave?
Chnrch” of spent in smar- Header 41 New York youngster, outs
, , pointed‘f; Young” Clover. of Maspetli.
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On Lynch's Field Darlen, yesterday'
afternoon, before a large crowd, the
Noroton Heights, with their regular
line- -up, trimmed the independents, of
Norwalk. in quite an exciting game all
ball, the Norotons, it is reported, hav-
ing to play, including the umpire, ten
inen. Dance, of Daria, was the um-'
at the hat, with two down and the
bases illled, caused comment. Lana
hit an indeld’ grounder. and was
thrown out at first... Dance called him
safe, whim: caused the visitors to net:
three runs in that inning it is‘ claim
ed that by rights they were shut out.
Errors by Fred Smith, Seymour and
Friend were bad for the vialton,
Guaruieri giving way. to Fred Smith
to go in the box the last half 9f the.
eighth inning...
Lefty Mort: pitching for the home
team. with Steve Blasey on the receiv-
ing end. held them at every siege of
in the outfield, got everything has
came their way lwhile Co Ni; IHH
Carlson, Prince and Groney ex
111- the infield. Oskes' speed on the
bass lines, was commented on byjltheI
delIlS.
outside of Ethd IStamfnrds. who
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Normans! class sumo-elves the .c
alone of the west end of than
for the season of 1.916. by defeating
the Nor-walk independents.
The Norotons closed their season
with the playing of twenty-eight
games. losing four, and winning twen-
ty four which is a good record forI
the Noroton Heights Athletic Club.
During the winter the club will hold
entertainments and 'Ilcilli dances in
the club rooms at Noroion Heights
and prepare for the season of 1916
and Will without dtinbt have the same
line-113 in the field.
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Favorites were winners in“ most of
the football games Saturday in the
West. and the turning point of the
season finds theIleaders, with the pos-
sible exception of Michigan and Notte
Dame. in about the positions predict—
ed in early season prophecies. ,
Michigan's crushing defeat by the
Michigan Aggies surprised the moat:
pessimistic Ann Arbor partisans and
indicated the Yost men must improve
Pennsylvania, Cornell
Syracuse. The Aggies satisfied their
friends of the soundness of their
claims for an important place in West
ern football.
against
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pire. and his decision with the visitorsl (her. is my oygmulldeuce among the1
the game. Oskes, Hall and A: Cgrllpn. A
oli’llilll; Willie
'flnish and Referee George Bothner
greatly to make a creditable showing ,
and I
Nebraska cheered its supporters by ,
the victory over Notre Dame. although
ithe margin was of the narrowest. The
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confidence is the hissest mm that Harvard football team took account of
John Rush Pflfiyoton 100W! cowl. stock today after its that defeat in
is worn“! against. F" "A“ "3"” four years and discovered a severe
Bush was “0‘ A“ anxious ‘9 run abig loss in the strength of its .‘me. Gil“
score UP ‘9‘“ Dartmouth 0“ 9m"; man. tackle, sprained his ankle in the
day. and II 0391““ 9W 1““ “1 Cornell game and the Likelihood is
that ho xvii be out for] two weeks or
more. Giman is the best tackle in
the Harvard squad. Bigelow, R. C
Curtis and Taylor are likely substi—
tutes for Gilman.
Malian. who exerted himself every
adapts to overcome the disadvantages
that followed his early misplay. cameI
e lrllflIO "i'through the contest unscathed In ex-E
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those familiar with the football situa- “’9 Harte"! «Alma laid he simply
tion in Princeton there is still a great a“ 03 day. "MCI! he hoped would
deal of- reserve strength in the {first not be '99“de
team tbstihscoeclles will endeavor to‘ The ““9 V“ seen t0 lack “punch"
bring (mt “W the 1.1mm and Yale and spirit in the Cornell contest and
games. With the exceptions of a few 0“ ""1! ever? play will! outnmed
minor mm “a WWII 19mm by the lthilcan forwards. This week
arm £30111:le SNISJNMZA The ”by. will be one of severe drilling for the
era In” all low to mangle house Harvard line men. for Percy Hangh
today, where may we“ ”My aura of ion ll determined to have the greatest
by Km Emma; ““11"? rubbers possible. cohesion. The whole back-
.,1 .t :‘W ldeld squad: will practice in catching
E.pnnts and a deiferent Harvard cleven'
will face Penn State on Saturday if
lHaugllton's prophecy is fulfilled. The.
Harvard senior class signed an ex-
pression of confidence addressed to
Captain Malian this afternoon“ I
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ton coaches’ eyes when the score went
above twenty." if there is an overcon
ildence in the Tiger football camp it
assistants, but on the partlof the play-
ers and the Princeton followers. If
players the coaches will put all their
energies to removing it.
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Absm, champion. and Waldek Zbyss .. lvu-l .. .
ko, are. headliners in tonight's big «N YORK, Oct.
espolling event- in Madison Square Gar» AdreadnoughtI Nevada. recently built at
den, a finish [It 1Q! (“E’GMNO‘RO‘ 0“me Mass" leéId hm “m “A
man wresiii championithip tri‘lE theta“ having 'WEE’ “mm“
world
lathe a the “Not" Boston. She will be tuned up at the
honor attach . ds Allen is a Russian New York Navy Yard for {my ofllciai
and Zbyszkd of" Austrian birth. E ‘mfl, fit 39" on which she will have
Then. too: the prsvlolisI nteelhg of to develop 205 knots to meet the re-
the pair in ”the final bf the interna‘ quirementn
“rial: will“ 0! ”lemming: builders trial in the trip from
tional tournament in the ManhattnnI m
Opera House Iwas declared a draw af-
ter four hourIsII of the hardest kind of .
wrestling. There will beIIno draw to-
night in any event. Articles for the
match call fer the bout to go to a
will not be empowered to call a halt. '
until one manI'ls enabled to leave the
arena a winner
Neither "Absrg nor Zbyszko has
wre)tled in public since that draw
last spring. The Russian has been in
active training all summer with the
idea of building up his reserve
strength for tonight. Zbyszko spent
his vacation months in complete rest
on the Maine seashore with the same
object and has taken on twenty
pounds of needed ago]. which brings
him no to.2.10 pounds. Aberg is about.
ten pounds “heavier.
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Willie Ritchie, lightweight cham- ..
plan of America, and Johnny Dundee,iI
a leatfing contender for the title, are‘
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CHICAGO, Oct. thatistics coni-
pihd by a Chicago statistician shows
that fifty-nine fatalities were attribut-
Eod directly to baseball in 1915.1I‘he re-
.port shows that 88 of the fat-
slities were caused by being hit on the
head by the ball direct from the hands
of the pitcher; six players were killed
in lights during or after mes; six
died of overexsrtion and three from
collisions,. injuries showed a slight de-
crease over the previous year, 7 per
cent. of the players in organised bus-I
ball having been injured during the,
season.
iLD DISLOCATES SHOULDER.
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Eloise Shove, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick N. Shove. of Grove
street, was the victim of a painful ac-
cident Saturday. She was playing
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ISIS other child)!!! .nl‘theneighbbr-j
hood, when shezfelldown. landing'in
such a manner that her shoulder was.
dislocated. She was hurried.” the
Ncrxvaik hospital, where the injury
was ”attended to by Dr:-' Franklin
:mown. Engineer Shove. whorls re-
cbperating fromII'a serious operation.
was spending aifew days inn-Plough-
keepsie, New York and he was hell
led of the mishap, and at once inn-o
ried home; reaching here just as his
daughter was being operated on.
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Chiropractic if. the definition of the
yesterday afternoon and m by 'the cause of the disease and tbe'art a
score of 12 to o. The Sahib WI“ ll (33'- “man; the same. Disco-é E
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reel, Morisrlty and MacMahon starred la 0 dill nt OI
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game for the losers.
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suits in- Western Conference
Illinois Minnesota and Wisconsin sillllGarden tomdrrow night. Ritchie will
the leaders in the race for the chamrweish 01038 10 I133 pounds and Dun-
pionship, with Chicago a dark horse E199 130-'
The topheavyiscore of Minnesota
against Iowa indicated that the losslhave Bill Brawn. who will referee.
.0: salon, about whom many of the Iodicially decide the winner. The Box-
lsaveilo box ten rounds in Madison Square '
There is a movement on foot to .
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I , '1'on good bouts were Molasses by :.
-Wll§9n has milled. lavitati9n to .11 small attendance Saturday night at I
. m «to 9949mm Grace. 10, to deliver the Queensch A. 0., 911.0113 Island
Who Elm; his as per-
imnhsmrsslnng ability of sleman,_
“placed his disqualified 1: pts
Boolean, cost! Iieild
. lites cost the
Minnesota p11 a had beé [Alsnned and Inn: Committee has been asked to
lift the rule inhibiting referees giv-
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is seen . . ass
to the top of the E.
brick wall 9 rmundlng the field. “
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