fflgjm^ggP^^ Runnin^oF Roanier Handicap ir» F*.* Ti. Wiàener Colt Too tfO^sW- Speedy Mrs.BreckWins A. Â.U. to Investigate Hammett iWîns Football Season Promises For Dundee's War Mask In Handling of Olympic Scarsdale Funds by Committee And Advances To Be Hummer From Start Racing Fans at Aqueduct See Real Thriller Whh 5 Golf gOSTON, Sept. 21..Complaints To All in Tourney by athletes who represented the Semi-Final In Contrast to Other Games This Thoroughbreds Running Until Finish; United States at the Antwerp Seasons, Early 4 Favorites Reward Form Siwanoy Player Takes the Olympic games that their treatment I Beats Waiden in 3d Round Fall Will Players by Victories Low and the of Bring Together Worthy Oppo¬ Score Prize From handling funds were not of Such as W. 50 Women what they should have been will be Hoboken Tennis Tour¬ nents, Lehigh and West Virginia The Greatest Sporting Goods By J. Macbeth Competitor.* investigated the named by New England ney by 4.6, 6.2, 6.1. Store in the World The Roamer Handicap, in honor of one of the grandest, gamest Women Association of the A. A. U. By Ray McCarthy the golfers of the metropolitan j All the divisions of the ¡ad truest thoroughbreds American turf has ever produced, was run district to the A resolution appointing an in¬ tournament In the good old days of football the brilliant or number of fifty gathered on high lights, struggles Madison Arena« and 45th time as taking place the clay courts of the * Street, for the first yesterday afternoon the feature of the racing card at at the Scarsdale Country Club yester¬ vestigation committee with orders tough games were generally reserved for the snappy weather of Novem¬ New track. As if in to report at the Hoboken Tennis Club are pro_rreasing York the Aqueduct keeping with the memory of as great an day for a miniature two-day tourna- forthcoming na¬ ber. No college which pretended to have any as a football team tional convention at New rapidly. In the men's competition for prestige idol the thoroughbred sport had produced west of the Atlantic ! ment. This meet was or is not a Orleans, encountered teams of like caliber before before the regu- declared that the the Castle Point trophy one player, the last week in October. Con¬ and only Man o' War flashed on the lar do-or-die -for a reports of condi¬ tests gre»t racing horizon, the inaugural j struggle highly "if Alfred D. Hammett, who defeated before that date were mostly set-ups. But the good old days have un- one of the most valued crown. It is more an tions, true," would indicate that developed soul-filling, exciting and trials of outing certain James Waiden yesterday in a three-set dercrone manv a chantre and the chanee has been for the better. edifying with a of the officials in charge of that the world has known. little'competition thrown in to match with a This season '»eed merit the severest censure from this score of 4.6, 6.2, 6.1, particularly there will Sign make things j be no Joseph E. Widener's three-year-old, interesting and, accord- has advanced into the semi-final round. waiting until late fall for real This fall we shall to body and from all lovers of clean gridiron battles. are to start the probably su« more won the inaugural of the ing Mrs. Percy Thompson, tne genial One other They teams the direct ever filgrim, in hi« end sport." match completed the third first week in October and will increase using pass than which was at a mile life, with a favorable break and energetic secretary of the W. G. A., round and all of in before. This style of play is fast gain¬ "The Handicap, the fourth round volume and Painted joamer has momentum in would have been home in front. the rapid ing in favor and enables a team to and He first day's results were far more been save a fashion. For instance, a week from fa three-rear-olds upward. Outrun the first sixteenth, Royce played single match. double its speed on the attack. But measure of Johnny Dundee's Rools had to successful than had been expected. Saturday Lehigh will take a run down a 4wi the go to the outside of the Mrs. Yesterday's play in the women's di¬ to to meet West such game requires a nifty center. a well bunched field all the Thompson and other had figured Injuries Morgantown Virginia. Penn State. War Mask, four-year-old; the Red- way round that a tournament of Handicap vision narrowed the field down to five And believe it or not the fur will Pitt, Cornel!, the Navy Leaves" Stable's three-year-old the turn, a circumstance that cost him regular thirty-six three of the that fly Syracuse and Penn will rely ftot» Neddam, several at holes was a bit too atrenu.us for survivors, players landing day. probably St. Hildreth's Lord Brighton rnd A. lengths the least calculation. women who not Colunfbia Football in the semi-finals. They are Mrs. Two matched elevens a great deal on the direct pass this And then, on the home do play golf regularly. scrappy, evenly season, as the coaches of these teams f. Macomber's tive-year-old gelding, turn, Neddam, So it was decided to out David C. Mills, Mrs. Ernest H. Weiner like these playing the first week in Oc¬ Rools. that finished in the order which was leading, ran wide and car¬ try the plan and Mrs. E. V. tober are strong for this game. foTce ried all the tield of competing over nine holes. Mrs. in Practice Lynch. The other semi- is certainly unusual. _<±mad. Pilgrim raced the mile in the but Pilgrim with him. C. W. Breck, of the Squad finalist will be the winner of the match But you won't have to wait long for good time of 1:37 3-5 (the Mooney, who was in third position the Siwanoy Club, was between Miss Marie Wagner and Mrs. the next The fol¬ Hugo Bezdek "nas already started to «jMiarkably with Pilgrim, seized his winner of the low gross prize, with Owing to the large number of men James dog-eat-dog quarrel. --.hake at Penn State. «rack record for ¿he distance was set quickly golden a score of 94. The on the from McMillan. lowing week Dartmouth will come out things up He Herz's Short Grass at 1:36 opportunity and crowded on qualifying round squad suffering injuries, A distinct of the has shifted Hess from the byEmil 2-5, through was played over Coach Buck O'Neill eased on surprise was furnished woods in old New Hampshire1 Captain but at the end was the rail, winning the race then and eighteen holes, but the up the afternoon in and will invade the lair of backfield to a guard position. Bezdek jaly 1, 1916), less there. As to individual matches will all be decided Columbia football team yesterday and yesterday the defeat of Penn State. than a length in front of Royce Rools, Royce Rools, carried, as over nine them Alexander Her by Valentine B. Havens What a milling that is going to be! demands speed from his backfield. And he was, to the extreme holes. Mrs. Breck's put through only a very light in a we add that has won and which finished last. outside, he card was as winning workout. match that had beer, postponed State is consiedrably so, that might speed nevertheless responded follows: from its recorapeeved,was will win more than tons of gamely to Mc- The team received a severe the day before, as darkness stained by the Green games fify Crowd in Frenzy Atee's spirited and Out. 66546«66 i.regret is that get of way. échelon earnest. It was play off from Mrs. E. S. of regulars, Modarelli, with days, can't see all of because certain¬ -.e-¦- bordering on the state of un¬ too close for comfort Byer, Deal, who received a broken nose in Mon¬ the result that the wildness of these, apoplexy in every quarter. No one call who had a score of 99.7.92, and Mrs. the one gave the other the ly each is going to b« a <»*rand contest. til to* official placing numbers had the could B. Timm, of day's practice, was operated on this self-con¬ And the next week and Strobecker Shows winner aa thundered the Hollywood, whose score mornine and it will a fidence needed to bring forth his best Syracuse Pitt Up been hung up. finish. ofthey past was 101.9.92. be week at least will clash at but that time Roamer in his day.and his star did And the five Royce Rools, before he is back on the field. game. Syracuse, by Pra-ctice the was' In the first round of match play an The The tournament committee the season will be in full force and Well in Army get set until the year before last.was trailing pack, running the was casualty list has increased so started one 21.- The strongest at the end. And upset registered at the very outset that it the club's annual con¬ will grow dizzy trying to keep up WEST POINT, N. Y, Sept. the most renowned thoroughbred of that's how when Mrs. J. J. rapidly is alarming the coaches. championship with the took in its gridiron the first Roamer Handicap was run and Thompson defeated Applebaum is from water on test yesterday afternoon. A number good things. Army things easy the present generation. Unfortunately won. Mrs. P. E. Du Bois, of suffering of the drill to-day. So strenuous has been the ia was otherwise he Baltusrol, one the knee; Harris is still limping from twenty-two entries received The wind is sighing in the gelded; might Form of the stars of this district. a first round work-outs of the last few days that hive taker, his place among the front players had another inning, as the From leg bruise; Meyers, a tackle is out byes, and three of the We were talking with Roy Durbor- . the four favorites won. W. R. foregoing it can plainly be seen with a the matches were which advanced the coaches called a halt to the rough spruce-tops yellowing i»nk of American sires. Year after Çoe's Ar¬ that Mrs. sprained ankle; Hinch, big played, row, the aggressive coach of Stevens and the men in a of the Thomson was on her one R. work, ' put ceiuple oak leaves are to year he went to the races as honest a mistice, first public choice to bob quite guard, is suffering from skin poison¬ player, Captain C. Van Vliet, Tech, the other about his fluttering down, a game. Also it can be gleaned that for who has been into the third ahead of day, pros¬ hours' light drill this afternoon. thoroughbred as ever looked through a spoiled quite coup in the cur¬ it ing; Knoles, playing end, round, aw^y pects. Durborrow is very much of an of and ran the ground. tain raiser. a Siwanoy was a banner day. has a dislocated an¬ the others. Groups backs ends signals bridle. Roamer was a little thorough¬ Challenger, three-year- In the other matches shoutder; Reilly, optimist who takes the breaks ss they and practiced forward passes. The In the and abou»- as and old maiden which was backed from 20 Mrs. Margaret other halfback, is laid up with a The summaries: sun-bathed breeze bred, "homely unpre- to 1 to 8 to Wolfe, of Sunningdale, defeated broken bone CßRtl«5 come. But he has every reason to feel linesmen were drilled in charging and as anybody could 1, fought it out to the last Mrs. in his foot, and Cannapary Point Trophy, women'« »¡nales over this outlook. He has went there is the feel that Summer imagine. with the A. MacDonald, of a is a severe (second round).Mrs. Jamen McMillan de¬ happy year's dummy scrimmaging and also ot he was all "horse," as they ssy jump favorite and lost only Cherry Valley, by suffering from cold. feated a nucleus of men around whom were no real Ssssessing in the last icore of 1 up. Mrs. C W. Breck main¬ .-.- Miss Florence Sheldon. 6. 2. 6.71 eight down under kicks. There is going. i» the vernacular. A? with Man o' stride. The long shot Mls3 Agne« Hutchlnson rtefeat»d Mrs. to construct his team. would have tained the honor of win¬ Wood scrimmages. War, weight meant nothing to him. romped home had he got Siwanoy by Haverhill Vats house. 6.3. 6.0. Bajuse, Goodale and Bush are The men are to for The sportsman is expected off Both of them came ning from Mrs. B. Timm by a score of Basketball Thin! round Mrs. David C. Milla de¬ Herty, beginning fight The handicapper piled it on and piled favorably. from 2 his halfbacks from last a is at¬ at the of away back in a sensational run up, and Mrs. E. S. Byer eliminated bated Miss Agnes Hutchlnson, 6 2, 6.1. remaining year. positions. Strobecker, "plebe," sign "The Ps ->d it on, but still Roamer went about, win¬ the through M»8. F. A. from Star Now at N. Y. U. Mrs. Ernest H. Weiner defeated Mrs. S And from the line there are Brune, tracting attention, and is giving Greene, av¬ most of his starts and almost stretch. Herzog further compe¬ V. Brubans. 6.3, 6.1. Mrs. E. V. Lynch Brett and Leaves," that wilderness ging tition by her of 3 2. Marcotte, cabtain of lsst defeated Anthony, guards; Howard, a last year's 'varsity pivot man. a run for scored in victory and Be¬ Billy year's Miss Hazel New-house, 6.1, «i 1. and an er« which extends - without exception spite of Enfilade Wins Easily sides the first three Haverhill, School i«sk'tbaî! Castle .otnt men's tackle, Egger, end. Durbor- the position. The newcomer is big and the ho« p as the favorite of the field. eight other flights Mass.,High Trophy, »Ingles (third odds The competed. team, which won the Nev« í. -. ¦'; \\.\ round).-Valentine B. Havens defeated row's biggest loss is Eloss, the flashy husky, passes well and is fast. Stewart, tality of the woods. «¦owning achievement of his brilliant Enfilade was pounds the best in the Alexander Her. 7.5. 9.11. 6.4. but he is in Bush a is one of the first to on second at Match play at nine holes will be con¬ last vear, i? ¦:;--.*>- the quarterback, hopes tackle, get eareer Roamer -howed a* the ago of race, six and a half furlongs, tinued athleteschampionship have entered New Fourth round Terry KgnRston defeated will take up where Bloss left off. He the injured list. He paced the side It's the sign to get your .;-. ..nd wan. from to-day. There will also be an who O O Moore. «8.6, 4.6, 6 4. Alfred D. seven, toward close of the August handily .Wedding Cake, » is also to convert Brune into lines to-day with an the early after eighteen-hole medal handicap competi¬ York University. Marcotte ,vas p'nr Hatnmclt defeated K. D. Fluher. 6.1, expecting injured shoulder, gun.to get ready. «neeting at Sara-.-«sa in 1913. pacemaker, running out tion and a He wa: a 6.3. .Edward Oelsner defeated Cosmos' a halfback, because of his speed and but is expected back in a day or two. .--*-,<-.* at the stretch turn. handicap putting contest. schoolboy pitcher. giv.n «"> On that Roamer, in a trial badly Ensor put try-out the Am i.:_n Farfullar. a. 6.!.. ability to think quickly. He regrets Men and women hunters ¦¦- a by Washington Fifth rouml -Alfred D. against time, to a new world's up very weak ride with Arnold, the baseball but to Hammett de¬ that Columbia has dropped his team, are favorite of the race at League team, decided feats ,Iaii!»B 1". Waiden. 4.6, 6.2, 6.1.1 Harvard Makes busy with this greatest record fcr , 'hen, without pace third six fur- Hoboken but is that New York Univer¬ Varsity '" Two New retain his amateur standing go Club Championship (first round pleased ran '. his longs. He had. his mount all over the Records and^ collection of and (he pacemaker at track to college. His addition to the Viclet bveH).Frank Filon. Captain R. «'. Van sity will be his opponent in the closing Its First Touchdown shotguns the star:.', 'inder the able rating of and rated him back when he freshman squad gives promise of fine Vliet, Charles Weber. ». V. Brubans. struggle. sporting rifles in the world Andy Sch :-rer P.oamer stepped the should have gone about his business. Made in work the K-nneth Johnson, Harold Neubauer, Vass CAMBRIDGE. Mass., Sept. 31..Three Kummer saved Circuit by yearlings this year. Wood house, V. B. Mackie, J. J. Maloney touchdowns were made the and selecting Abercrombie & mile In 1 :S. .!-" >." .er 110 pounds, and ground with Tom Mc- the others who have entered nnd C. Messner. the Cornell is not by Harvard '-' closed Among Shuler, captain, in he itepp- i cut '.he chute Taggart, fast through the last1 New are Second r«>und- S V. Brubans defeated varsity its first scrimmage with Fitch hunting clothes and Saratoga won Races at York University Alexander W. Charlen fi. the first football player who has left -t* and Columbus Weber, 2. G. 1. 6 1 the second team When Team A was which entail *'. turns. Tie furlong going away. star baseball and football Captain with a thereby The Burger, P.. C. Van Vliet defeated Frank Fllon, college feeling of incense for in one was footwear. broke the v r. .eccrd for the dis¬ Bohemian, that tough luck two- of N. 6 action only made,* Kane, year-old colt of A. K. plnyer the Olean, Y.. High School. <.2. 6.1, 1. the faculty. Although we feel that in the after the ball tance, which had been s-*-t by Salvator Macomber, fin¬ COLUMBUS, Ohio, 21..Two His four of inUrscholastic Third round- -Captain R. C. Van Vliet the of cases the right end, scoring won another race in Sept. j years majority poo*r "profs" had been a wder equal weight, at Mon m outh Park ally the last at-1 new season records were basketball which have made him defeated S. V. Brubans, 6.3. C .1. 6 1. are advanced down the field in traction of the a made here at vork, generally in the right, we do think X. J., on 1S90. Salvatoi day, five furlongs to-day's session of a well-known athlete will series of line bucks, with two forward August 28, sprint out of the chute. He Grand Circuit rac- upstate, they might be a- bit more lenient on and Dick October Golf need over a straight course. outgamedj ing. Nedda, in the Capitol trot, bring a lot of experience to the Violet's to football players. These athletes passes. Johnson, quarterback, was Frigate, the early in the City Princeton Start should fullback, both dashed off Roamer the pride end joy of th« pacemaker, which she won in straight heats, trot- freshman quintet. Squad be given a month after the season Humphrey, last few Strides to win the .,-...- twenty-yard rurrs before Team B was heart of Andrew Miller, a steward ol by prover- ted the second h«at in 2:031¿, a new closes to make up any studies the Club and a bial whisker. season's Saturday they called into battle. Jockey pillar of the The fifth trotting record for a horse of Scrimmages might be down in, for no fellow can American turf. Trre day that Mr race, at a mile and a six- any age, and Arion Guy did the second Halloran Seems Sure PRINCETON, N. J., Sept. 21..Foot¬ out his Two touchdowns were added in the teenth, was a for ball practice was on very much the grind daily lessons and take next Churchill skirt¬ Miller died, last winter. Roamer suf¬ only gallop Goaler. heat of the three-year-old Horse Re- his beatings on the at the twenty minutes, fered a fractured at He waited until Sjnnyland and Dorcas view trot in Of Fordham Berth same line of preliminary training as gridiron ing right end for seventy-five leg Mr. Miller's 2:05!.<, the fastest mile The entire same time. and yards Bed Bank ( N*. J.) farm and had to b« had killed themselves off in a duel for' trotted this year a colt o" that The work of molding Fordharn's yesterday. squad, which Lou Brown being shoved across the by age. has now a of a destroyed. Yesterday's racing featurf honor of setting the pace; then The three-year-old trot, the Horse young football aspirants into a varsity reached total seventy- after long march of line plays from was namod in Davies came away with the favorite Review eleven is Coach three men, was divided into three var¬ "The material is not so promising as Team B's thirty-yard line. honor of the thorough Futurity, purse of Çfi.OOO, was a progressing rapidly. three scrub elevens. The it has been for the last .red. A richer stake honors the de and won as he pleased. stirring battle, thirteen to the Joe Dumoe put his charges through a sity and fifteen years," coming of the varsity was somewhat states a report from New Haven con¬ farted owner. post, and although this was a two-in- series of snappy signal drills at Ford- line-up Olympians to Perform three heat event it took hair. Field afternoon that changed from yesterday, owintr to the cerning the Yale's candidates. Ye In to the four grueling yesterday were if that material addition regular events Vosborgh a Wizard O'Dowd and Lewis miles before Sister Bertha the on their toes absence of three linemen who gods! which Tad Jones scheduled for New defeated kept players right examinations. Jones, of last is working with is not. the the York Ath¬ A S. Vosburgh, the official handi Voltage and Arion Guy, other heat win- through th" practice. taking other promising, letic Club games to be held next of Are Matched ners, the latter also the The of classes at the Bronx year's freshmen, took "Shad" Pavis's coaches are working with a bunch the eapper the Jockey Club, is th« Evenly b«>ing favorite. opening at left end; Murray Seureman of cripples. Saturday, Winged Foot offi¬ wixsrd of his line. No one Breaks cost Arion the race. Sis- institution yesterday increased the place cials have placed a discus throw in racin- Contrary to general opinion, Mike ter Guy and passed the niijskin in the absence of better can bring a big field oi Bertha improved as the battle ad- number of candidates materially, handicap and a pole vault handi¬ together O'Dowd will have little or no advan- vanced was over men have Dumoe Captain Calíahan, and Bob Hooper Here's an early-season on the propo«i*'on that weight, properl* and able to trot a fourth forty reported. instead of Rutan. wasj tip players cap on the program. In the discus can tage in weight over Ted Kid Lewis heat in 2:07si. divided them into three tentative at ri_ht tackle to watch as all-American throw A. R. of the assigned, make all thoroughbred: Charlie possibilities: Pope, University of equal at the er.d of any distance. Mi when the pair meet in their twelve Nedda won in straight heats in the elevens and spent the better part of Way, Penn State, halfback; Washington, a member of the American îound bout at the Tersey ball trot. Peter work-out them the Amherst Busy on Gridiron Torn Davies, Vaabnrgh delivered ti o masterpiece o City Capitol City Cole}' won yesterday's teaching 21.With Frank Pittsburgh, halfback; Olympic team, will compete, while in his brilliart career in the park to-morrow evening. According to second money, but it was Charlpy Rex fundamentals of team play. AMHERST. Mass., Sept. Kelly, Yale, halfback; Brown, tht- pole vault E. E. Jenne, of the Wash¬ of weights for the Roamer assij-nmen the very latest measurements of the that made her step the fast mile. He The only candidate who seems to be thirty candidates turning out daily on Syracuse, end; Buzz Herrington, Le- ington State College, another of the Hamficap. twr boxers are about as on the a berth i« Pratt Field, football practice at Am- high, quarterback; "Mel" As will be noted by the wonderfu they evenly stayed trot and carried Nedda sure of regular at present The Merritt, American pthletes in the Olympic finish the race matched as two athletes could be. to the half in but he faltered in Halloran, the former Boston College herst is progressing steadily. Dartmouth, end. game?, will be on hand. might have gone to an; 1:01%, over the stiff-! .ne of the five contestants. That In the matter of ages they are about the stretch and Nedda won. star. Halloran is a fullback and is a men are rapidly getting Pil the each as a npss of the first few days, and regular grim won was as much due to a same, being twenty-five years good line plunger as well shift-, to luck old. O'Dowd will enter scrimmage will start soon. Five veterans class. The start found the five awa; the ring| Baseball Pools Prohibited «open held runner. BRILL BROTHERS.THE »> fair order, weighing 15b pounds, while Lewis AURORA, -o- of last year's team have returned, in- KUPPENHEIMER HOUSE IN NEW YORK. though N'eddam ani tipped the scales at 155 111., Sept. 21..Baseball' eluding Card, Zink, Palmer, The best golf of the year. Royce Rods, the rank outsider, wer pounds yes¬ pools in Aurora and Elgin and the "Captain the Bot quite on their toes. terday. O'Dowd is 5 feet 9 inches in smaller towns in the Fox Goal Kicking Clark and Davidson. At present Golfers arc as as the while River Valley* Murphy's men are also on the varsity busy Royce Rools, a stake height, Lewis is 5 feet 8 inches. have been forbidden it was followincr great horse Each has a reach of 69 by police, Practicf Loete, Worcester. Jilson, hunters, selecting these hand¬ Tear ago, but which had not been at hi inches. O'Dowd announced to-day.' Thousands of men. Features Yale's squad: Clapp, best this has a quarter of an inch in women and Conn., Sept. 21..Tac Roberts, Williams, Johnson, Murnane made brassies and niblicks. season, had been heavily sup thickness of neck advantage boys have been buying pool NEW HAVEN, and Cochrane. ported. He was as he and an inch in chest. tickets. The police said acted for Jones rave the Yale eleven anothoi Autumn clothes of dis¬ right ever wa normal and and they be -»- golf expanded, thigh calf. th<*_^food of baseball. rou»ing"scrimmage program to-day, at tinctive ginning with a twent*"-minute driv« Elimination Bout Garden sporting t\veed;-s-JL against the scrub and closing with om An elimination contest to decide who' caps and shoes and sweaters. of the same length against the seeom will meet Pete Herman for the bantam- varsity. He tried out the driving weight title will be staged Tuesday) Summaries power" of the heavy backs, "Ren" Jor night, September 28, at Madison Square Racing dan and Fred Webb, and they ton Garden, the principals being Jack; Things for Boys both opposing lines apart with equn Sharkey and Joe Lynch. The winner of AQUEDUCT RACETRACK, SEPTEMBER 21 success. Each scored a touchdowi this bout and Herman, the champion, and Girls at School WEATHER CLEAR:TRACK rAST through center. will meet the latter part of October, of afternoon wai will riRPT RACE. For maiden« time years old and The feature the Lynch and Sharkey box fifteen 922 upward; pun«. Î1.fw"d». One rail« Start a -'-*-f¡ piar» »am*. Time. 1 10 SJ. Winner, b. o. Thorne Murphy's field goal kicking. round;; to decision. H. Karrlok. by Di»gulM>. Debacle. Owner, Index. Starter. Wl. PP. Si. Fin. Nciv MO Jockey Open. High. Close. Place 81t. York's smartest coat.a Armistice . 110 MoAtee_ 5-2 'i 11-5 -i-5 2-5 8«» Challenger .110 Pit/. MO I»»«»' Ix.no II.. 112 i-, i.-, g :i s--. From A. 3» Echoes A.U. Convention l'H 1*4 Knv.r. S * 10 8 3 S-5 Joe Joo . 110 Tault.. 20 no 20 in I Lovely . 107 Mooney. 5-2 5-2 IS-.'» 4-5 2-5 TVacy . 115 RotuavKi.. "TOWNahdCOUNTRY" Wlniieoontie . 99 Pullman By Jack Masters Trade Mark Res. War I*>a« . 110 Caddie Miller... A . 115 4' 3V» 9' Mi-Tabs The annual convention of the met¬ track and field performers. On the SonlletU . perfect sky.a per¬ 105H 11 11 10» Nia-ldinan Amateur a hollow 19] Oattlng Color».. 110 10 11 9' 10 11 Ho-tkln«,. ropolitan district of the first roll call Monday night fect car AnnUUi-e closed Athlttic Union lasted only five hours, echr was the answer when the .nothing else tery fa»t through th« lait furlong and just got up. ran a only game rar». Ix>Tors' T»aiie tired In the lut sixteenth. Challenger good. hut it was one of the liveliest ses¬ name of this historic club .vas called. to a BECOM) RACE. a while. necessary complete 923 Handicap: for ruare» of all age«; pun». $1.206 0«. Six and a half sions held hereabouts in long It has simply faded out of existence. Start good: won furling«. Rill» drlrlng; piar« »amo Time. 1:19 2-3. Wltuier, 1'. m., by Iltunrod. Da At the outset it was evident that there perfect day. tthrnor. M. !.. «Wiwaru. Trainer. J. Haaf.lt a» The that the conven¬ Indo», Start«*. Wt. would he "fireworks." delegates Some one suggested You can P P, Hi Ktn. Jockey. «)|wn High Clou« riar Sh. of the small clubs were instructed to stand in silence for seconds Topcoat a (««di tion sixty spend many Enfilade . 129 1-4 and certain¬ E. Sulli¬ POO Welding C«ie 109 1*4 Johnenti.. tust certain officials, they in honor of the late James Perfect day in a Templar Sa'reeira . 10H 4> Kummer.. ly followed orders. About 4,500 ath¬ van, founder of the A. A. U. Jim Fruit Cake . 115 3 M(Ateo... the car. ¡.»4 IU-.1 Rod Roso.... »? H lete, were represented. Dawson held the stop watch. At Tailor Weiner. seconds the Clothes which' Maid _ US Plu. expiration of twenty-two For sheer beauty of line we have "#!. Elected II . 103 Mooney Proposed amendments to the rules chtirman sounded the gavel and.the modern outdoor «-* 1(13 . Prompt Deliveries Ptne'npe 104 Rio Snoióman 30 10 were as horns over spirit f"¡4 Theline B. 95 » 0 Riilltoan governing competition plen¬ delegates again locked have never seen a _._15 tiful as crie-' ol "Steam Roller," which some trivial issue. Such is fame. topcoat which carry the freedom of Enfilade >ii waited «it.li lo tho !a*t quarter, whrre ah« ttknv-U up. »wt U» tho front Morrow Motors with » Hule to -par.- and won from the rear of the hall vacation into' the hours at Corp. Wrddinj Cake «u best of tita outer». Salreetr« Just got up In time lo take ¡rescunded third piar* from """roll Cak*. whenever the chairman attempted to which approached it. Raglan school devoted to 1761 THIRD RACE.THE WOODMERE SIXLXNO STAKE»; for a vote without the Entries healthful Broad***-«*-, at 57th St «92-1 Hlx threo-yeer-oldg and upward; pura*. put through calling Aqueduct $2.000 furlong», »lart good; «roo dríTing; plaoo »ame Time. 1 12 2 5. were outdoor life. by Chaoajiunda.Tuplanh. Own«. P T. Winner, b. b., roll. The little fellows taking FIRST RACE Two-year-olds; claiming; shoulders, 100-inch Teltepbone: Circle 4 163 Chlnn. Trainer. T. J. Harmon. an fve furlonss. sweep Index pH arter. Wt PP no chances and neither did they let «"»0 St. Un. ¦lockey. Open. High Cloee Place. Sh. to throw the 879 Ross B.110; Srraphlne .1*» .102 power. up. 5' Itiuton.. 5 '-7 voted to their «6Î4I Tl«-kU«h . II» 6 that the annual ¦mi .lunate* Helle... (8621 Ollt Fringa.1«>T suits, topcoats, Kclsny ft-5 ganir.ation, pioposed Mb» Pellte ....lo; Toto McTaggart roofed up fa»t on the rail In fee of the athlete be .."0 TUrehanallan ...1Q6| (818) tho laj>l furlong, caught Arnold In the final «1: registration ;-..*¦.* Itimler .11* 010 "Pulphur .'."0 greatcoats, raincoats, golf t«-enth and won going away. The latter ha/1 left when ran cents to 50 nothing challenged. Pickwick his runo. | rpised from 25 cents. He Í04 Ban Pablo .10Ä 910 "Lyric .1)1) "Rain or Shine" Raincoats. and Q2*t^""* FOURTH RACE.for Uirea-year-old« and upward; pure». $1.206.09. One mile. Start was not allowed to finish Sweetest 6tory...l02| riding clothes, footwear, won »«me. 1 good; speaking. ( drltlng; pitre Time, 37 3-5. Winner, b. g ( . 3* B. Wldmer. Trainer. T Wel*h by Oarry Herrmann.Zoolft, Owner, Diplomacy was a thing unheard of. SECOND RACB All »gen: hlghwelijht hats and caps. h six and a half furlongs. Index. Wart«. Wt P.P. Ht Fin. buos and yeils of derision laBted sev¬ indlcap. \ ¦lackey. Upon High. Cloie. Place. Sh. than an was Major Park»..1191 761 St. Allan .120 "Town and Girls' suits for campus or . eral minutes. More hour (894) They're (9031 Pilgrim 102 4>" aHavj l«4i-v Mooney«iooi 90.*i Kashmir .119' 7«i.r, Daydue .112 Country" 745 War >lu.k . 1M 4» Hi 2'i P..IX consumed before a compremtse was .109: «ill . Kreww .ln.3 town; coats, capes and . S6t Courtship Ned.lam . 114 1V4 3H3 Kell»ay the fee at Oí»* TODAY ¦.'¦'¦:i Lord Brighton 124 3*; effected, being fixed 35 rat.» Sennlnpi Park.. 7;! l-fl * 90-, Sea Mint .11« 507 H«wir-f G.IOS Every jackets walking shoes, sport $M Rove» Root« _ 110 3» cents. 5 5 MriMcAten 20 no 12 8-3 ¡¦.«H War Net* .108, footwear and .Illgrlm get through an the rail In tlu> »trrtrlr and m' hosiery. like U><- »inner at llie «Uux-uth but -d are THIRD RACB.Three-year-clds and up¬ yard stamped Priestley, they're pole, weakMied right at the end. Neddam hung on well In the The representatives anxious to ward; selling; one mile. Hats and caps, skirt« and drlre. "Lord lirighutn had no excuae. Royos Root» ran an excellent race. know just how the American Olympic TVmi RACE.Selling; for three-year-old« and upward; OK. 918 Sammy Kelly-11*1 (927) Frank Water».. .108 shirts, middies and smocks, Q2ÍÍ~**w etxumth. prune. $1.008 One mile and a committee expended the money collect¬ 920 Aurum .Ill 89Ï Humera .103 AQUEDUCT Wart goad: »on eully; plane drlrlng llmr, 1 4«. Winner, bf. c.. by Duke 9:0 sweaters and scarfs. *fllci:»*l.Oail'wr» Hilt. J. ed by subscription, as is evi¬ ,<)2" .Tarascón .lili Lottery .IOS Owner, P»*tt*T. Trainer, h. 3. Rhelnhelmer. public 920* «real GuU ...IOS S46 F. the Great_109 ÍíjtJ«. Bterter. Wt P.P. St denced by the following resolution $3,000 .*-> a .> Kin. Jt^lw-y. Crpni lllga. Cloee. Place. Sh. FOURTH RACE.Thr«i-year-olds and up¬ *«* le» _ . one «.14' 11» »-Ä s-a i i-i ward; Bayvicw Handicap; mile ami Ifrite for items BooHèts Hunnyhwd ... 1"^ in H Buxt-m. 4 4 18-5 4-5 1-4 Olympic committee give a detailed re¬ a sixteenth. Si>y. . Boy ..i.lij Brooklyn tornad Streamer loi 2 « «'-, Moran. 30 few year* ago this waf »Apprentice »iiownnr» claimed. atmm*t %%.%a. %.»AU* %\jSi. «»Ml« Oreen .10« » » »' fneldman :a organization Crosses the BoulecariF . Or«-«*». I*« » 5 tlit most prominent in the country. War Tax. f M/» Biut'm. 30 The of löeitttjimr «itrent »rente .. to« The Opportunity.the Situation Peter» . 30 New York A. C. was the club: poor only Wanted Columns uf The Tribune. 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