"The Crab" STUMPF IS IN RACE ns DUE FROM

Henry Gilman, the Demon Crab—How He Got His Name and What He Did with It When He Got It—The Dull Job PLAY INCREASED TO SUCCEED RUBIEN WESUHIS WEEK of Being the Best Third-baseman in the Game. Clubs in Root, Drobach, Thomas and BY CHARLES E. VAN LOAN Second Qualification Round on Metropolitan Reported Favor Com- Walker on Way from v The world’s most famous writer of baseball Action. Day’s Program at of Registration Copyright, 1910, by Street & Smith. Detroit. mittee Chairman. Chicago.

WAS Charlie Brydon who chris- —and I’tn about the only man who thinks so." tened Henry Gilman "The Crab.” WEDNESDAY IT • • • JERSEY PAIR DEFEATED RUBIEN TO MAKE FIGHT TITLE RACE Charlie, who Is the dean of all base- ILMAN never was rated as a sen- ball scribes, possesses the fatal gift (v1 national He had but performer. 1b a Five of the leading professionals Triangle DETROIT, Aug. 30.—Interest in the There story going around In of humor and acute characterization one steady gait from the opening day who have been racing at Chicago battle for the A mar i can amateur golf Amateur Athletic Union circles that in dealing with his victims, and the to the end of the season, and he never during the summer are due to arrive championship, whicit. is being ! Frederick W. Rubien, secretary- first week that Gilman appeared with varied it a halrsbreadth. This was waged in this citly this week. Eddie Root, because he the on the Detroit Country Club treasurer of that organization and Thomas, John the Pink Sox, Charlie branded him was always doing course, | Pete Drobach, Lloyd headed best that was In he could do was president of the Metropolitan Bedell and Gordon Walker are said I an advertisement to him him; greatly increased yesterday district, Four weeks ago printed with the name which clung last for no more and he would do no less. during the layoff. The Inal qualifica- would be succeeded for the latter to have left Chiqago night end of his service. And Gil- two to the He never the crowd the It is Said that only brought up tion round of thirty-six holes, medal office by Jacob W. Stumpf, chairman East. WARNING. having no more sense of humor with a at bit of be held at the River- man, yell some startling play, will take of the registration committee. Where more meets will place today. It will in Chicago, one next than a clgarstore Indian, never spoke fielding or a lightning "peg" across the view Velodrome, some of the of the Film cut the field from seventy-three story originated is not known, Labor Day. In it I told of plans Triangle to a newspaper man after that— the diamond. He never got a home Sunday and another and Rubien has a run He was al- players to thirty-two.' issued statement yesterday, fol- which was the worst thing he except by accident. It. was announced very that to the effect that he will not of the cycle and intimated that I large ways just a little bit better than the Granting a few upsets may step lowing the postponement Corporation expected profits. could have done. for the Velo- average player, safe, sane, conserve- occur, students of the sport down from the office of president of race meet scheduled The baseball fans took to the name predicted national be an extremely well balanced field for the Metropolitan district of the Ama- drome, that a two-mile, But I was so afraid that there might exaggerations Instantly, and poor Gilman never had would be the the match play which will start to- teur Athletic Union until he is as- championship race a to be but “The chance anything morrow. sured that the association’s affairs feature of the card for Wednesday without to Crab” the entire ten years he and overstatements by persons authority speak during Although are running as smoothly as did entire program yesterday the Pinks. A many golfers still terra they night»^The played third base for in former over until next Sun- the tournament a battle between days. will be carried fact that that silent, thoughtful young man, he re- the so-called that I made very the anything promised Francis Ouimet, Jerome D. Travers However, it is said that the club day, when the. finals of plain tired Into his shell, and never came and when race, with Charles E. Evans, jr., on one delegates they meet September world’s championship out again. The other players made a Lawson and so much in entailed some risk of side, and the field on the other, there 20 for the purpose of electing a presi- Frank Kramer, Iver very profit necessarily few attempts to show a friendly In- will be the | are at least half a dozen entrants dent of the Metropolitan district will Alfred Grenda as starters, terest In the quiet, black-browed fel- who have been popularly granted a go in strongly for Stumpf. It is also main attraction. loss. but met with no success, and low, | good opportunity of the said that fifteen clubs will cast a on that cheerful team, surprising even lively, | "Big Three.” ballot for Stumpf. I said we had the Gilman never had a pal, or made an I got together greatest organization D. E. Sawyer, of al- According to Mr. Rubien, there is Intimate friend. Wheaton, 111., ways a dangerous opponent in match absolutely no truth in the statement ESTATE ever It was not that the Crab had a REAL of the world had known, play, has been going at top speed that he will step down from the moving picture producers disposition; it was mere- quarrelsome since he arrived here last week. His office. He intends to stay in the race, that "he couldn’t seem to loosen executives and ly games have been consistently fine. and he doubts If he will have any great actors and actresses, great as the expressed it. TRANSFERS. tip,” players Jesse Guilford, of Boston, and Max opposition at the meeting Septem- After the first few months' the NEWARK. Mansion, of Baltusrol, are favorites ber 20. Pinks dropped him out of their daily Eucker et al to August at least with the eastern contingent. “There are a. few persons outside of Louis Producer of “The Birth of schedule. They knew that after he Splndler. e s South Eighteenth GRIFFITH, Nelson M. Whitney, of New Orleans, the Amateur Athletic Union who 2,ixl00... *1 his street shoes, and Ills st. 101 ft n fr Avon av. laced parted to whom the South is for would like to see me retire, but they to Her- red looking Louis F. Sell lilting et al thin, dark hair with the little, have to Bruen a championship recognition, has shown will wait for another year,” man W. Sehultliig, ses Nation.” comb which he always carried, they steady improvement since his arrival he said. st. 70 ft n e fr Lafayette st, him until the would see little more of here. 42x00 ..: s e s 1| Famous for the “Battle of Get- next day at the ball park. Another star who has made Chrome Athletes Successful. Same to Emma Schulting. INCE, golf fr Hamilton He was seldom seen at a theater: while Bruen st. 115 ft s w history playing his best game Chrome Y. M. C. A. athletes made ■ st, 85x112 .... he could not play billiards or pool; is of Albert Seckei, Chicago. At least their first appearance in the North Herman W. Schulting *t al to Ber- tysburg.” he would not -r>lay poker or shoot a dozen other contestants are expect- tha Mersells, s e <*«>r Bruen ana rumor Jersey Athletic Association field day, "craps”; and It was common ed to worry the and the sts, 42x70 .1 ehamxdon which was held at Branch Lafayette Master of the that when on the rond he saved his list includes E. M. Saturday Louis F. Schulting et nl to Edna SENNETT, Laughmaker Byers, of Pitts- Brook Park. The Chrome did entire salary' check. K. boys Schulting, n w h Bruen st, 188 ft burgh; .r. Bole,| of Cleveland, and 1 well in their first appearance, when s w fr Hamilton st, <17x85. Most of his evenings were spent In Sherril Sherman, of Utica. Creator of Come- won the Weiss to Frederick Tuch- World, Keystone room the Sox they meet by scoring twelve Nicholas his at the hotel, and the a of Throughout day majority Clarence olka. e s South Nineteenth st, 724 used to that he wrote a let- points. As expected, Young say long the seventy-three amateurs who fr Avon 25x100.. 1 won the quarter-mile race from the ft s av, dies. ter to his wife every night. Joe earned the right to enter the cham- Investment Co. to Sam- six-yard mark. Young, who competes Progressive Holmes, the manager, knew that the pionship round of the national cham- uel F. Leber, s e cor Sixteenth av carried of his for the Chrome Y. M. C. A., is one of and South Thirteenth st, 80x147.. 1 Crab always pictures “He wap pare death on foal tlpp.” pionship practiced over the counee. the budding stars, and his progress Bertha et al to John W. wife and the two children with him, Some got in thirty-six holes, though Wlegand But belief that the theater, of this in the athletic field has been rapid. MeOeehan, lr.. e s Badger av, 400 my managers and put them up on the dresser in five and for a average the wise ones conserved their good batting energy, n fr Madison nv. 02x105. 1 his hall The Y. M.' C. A. team of this city ft bedroom. of .266 to .276, and Joe Holmes would contenting themselves with a single John W. MeOeehan, Jr., to Bertha would be to rentals for * * * appears to have the honors cinched country willing pay big weekly ae soon have disposed of his franchise circuit of the links. Most of the time same 1 in the North Jersey Athletic League, Wlegand. property the winters, the Crab as sold his third baseman. conditions were ideal for al- Same to Henry Ramsauer, e s practice, The was Now it is as it has 103 points. Newark nv, 4S0 ft. n fr Madison fine belief. FACT, DURINGworked hard upon h1s form In Gilman had a few specialties which though a hard rain for about an hour Badger pictures only Athletic Club team is in second place nv. 165x172 1 made him deeply respected nmong in the afternoon drove the golfers to Kansas, and among ball players them with 43 points, and the Jersey Har- Ralph B. Schmidt (sheriff) to Ninth THEATERS have ball plRyers. He was sure death on cover. THE BEST written, telegraphed, was a settled belief that the Crab j riers arc third with 40 Ward Building and Loan Asso- foul back of third he made The best individual effort heard of points. was almost wealthy. This was not tips base; ciation, s s Marie pi, 25 ft e fr the lives of bunlers miserable; he during the day was Credited to nv, 25x100 2,500 offers of rentals estl- v true, for he had never drawn a large Quaker City Representatives Shine. Ridgewood telephoned weekly equalling my could a Into either field Evans, who bad a seventy-throe while .Memnlt to Luigi Formato, ■alary, ns salaries go. pop single Joseph blg-lengue Philadelphia’s representatives e s ft n fr Park Just over the heads of the inflelders, taking part in a four-ball match. .in Parker st, 316 "He’s got every dollar he ever made 63x100 1' mates. and Parsey, the Pinks' first, baseman, Late in the afternoon the chief at- the relay race at the Caledonian nv, In his life," some of the youngbloods Ralph B. Schmidt (sheriff) to Frank said there never was a man In the traction for the gallery consisted in games held Saturday at Hillside Park used to say. "He must have, because A. Caruso, w s flat-side st, 212 The ablest executives In the film business have world who with his a four-ball clash in which Travers ran with the honors, outdistanc- joined he never spent one!” gave less trouble away ft a fr Fifthly. 26x00. 2,470 assists, and C. E. Van Vleck, jr., Baltusrol, ing the local team. Bart Freeman, ORANGE. This was also a mistake, hut the EAST Like Actors and "I don't know how he does It,” took on Byers and Wylie Carhart, o. tho local regimental runner, com- B. us. For Succeeds Success.” Crab did have sixty acres of good George A. Hamiano to Robert. “Nothing used to “Tou can watch local player. This was productive of for the- Newarkers, and was w s Fulton land and a comfortable home—some- Carsey say. peted Trivett, East Orange, him all and won’t catch fine golf, Travers and Van Vleck going at n tine rate of speed until his av, 156 ft s fr Fulton st, 50x00... 1 actresses who have hitherto found the below their thing to go hack to when his playing season, you pictures winning by 2 up and 1 to gave in the 100-yard dash. Cox to Frank M. Cox, East should be over. him making three k>w throws to play. They hip way Virgil days a 35 ft e fr first. There ain’t a 'third baseman had a best ball of 72 as against 73 Freeman got third place, after con- Orange, s Morse av, Joe Holmes never had any trouble Fulton 50x125 1 have come to us in the who has on for the opposition. siderable work. av, dignity eagerly. with Gilman when It came time to country anything Louis <’. Hodden to Emma B. Malt- him when It comes to handling a Thomas and Sherril Sherman, of sign a new contract. Gilman was a ble, East Orange, e s South Maple Those who in the first will bunt or a slow ball. He comes Utica. N. V., sons of the late vice- 1 appear Triangle plays give business man. He knew, to a cent, gal- av, 518 ft n fr Central av, 33x255 on to president, yesterday won the what he wns worth to the club, and lopin’ in 'em, drops his glove play-off ORANGE. the and for the American Golfer silver a idea of the caliber of the rest. always compromised for a little less. ground, straightens up, trophy. Anna Ventes nnd hus to Conrad you pretty good Their score was 72. Marston and Van Each spring the baseball reporters wham! I oan shut my eyes and take Groheis et nl, Orange, e a South a Vleck, who tied the Utica for ft s fr Nassau st the sent In a few throw from him, because I know pair Jefferson st, 247 training camps low In the 1 RAYMOND HITCHCOCK lines after this fashion: Just where he’s going to put it—and score four-ball, best ball st, 28x90 to never he on the ’meat-hand’ match, Friday, took seventy-five Frederick Grobeia same, Orange, "Henry Gilman, the Demon Crab, tt'll 1 side, either. strokes. name property turned up this morning, nursing h1s Michael R. Gross to Ike Herman. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS "Another never saw him As a matter of fact it was Marston same old grouch. Ho wintered as thing—I Orange, 54 ft fr s w a Preemont who did the He was the usual on hls Kansas ranch, and seems ’shoot’ a hall In his life. He can’tl losing. st, 3x30 1 strong member of the team on Fri- k fit as ever." He Just keeps on ’archln’ ’em over MONTCLAIR. DUSTIN FARNUM day and the weak brother The Crab did not make good base- nnd get tin’ ’em there In time to beat yesterday. Oswald W. Martin to Ntta Mnrrln, a. on His old failing of overswinging s w ball copy, for he never told any good the runner whisker. And foul kept Montclair, cen Bellevue av, cropping up and an a result the main land. all in one entertainment—think of it! stories, and It was believed that he halls! Say! Tou think that old boy Miss Will Compete for cor Mathilda Prldham’s evening’s burden wan shifted to Van Ramsey 1 did know He was as can’t run don’t you? That’s Vleck’s 62x238 not any. much a fast, to shoulders, and Van Vleck was John S. ft L. Carlson Co. fixture at third base for the Pinks as because he takes one stride to an- not National flolf Crown at And then there will be Billie Burke, De Wolf to the task of Athenla T. Simpson, Montclair, Hopper, the and about, as To- other fellow’s throe, nnd If he ever quite equal carrying It. bag Itself, .lust e s Park st, n s Laura Olm- of a Each of the Shermans made an llable, but for some reason or other gets within reaching distance ap- Onwentsia. stead's land, 128x240 1 Lew Fields and a host of others. 77, Van Vleck’s individual Joe Weber, Gilman was never a popular player, fly hall—good-night! proximate SOUTH ORANGE. "Old? Not so bnt he's heen total was 79 and Marston's 83. even In the home town. very, Charles ,.T. Wille to Lillian A. John- Four weeks ago Film” was unknown to the thing.” Holmes used to playin’ on one team so Jong that peo- w s Meeker “Triangle "Funny say. While the national amateur cham- son, South Orange, "hut Oilman hasn’t the knack of ple kind of get the Idea that he’s st, 460 ft s w fr Mountain house HUDSON IN CHARfiE will the center of 1 came out at catching on with a crowd. Ig>ts of old man Methuselah’s only son. Ever pionship occupy rd, 50x150 New York stock market. It par—$5.00 per fellows do it who aren’t even In the see him with his cap off? He’s the golf stage this whole week, it IRVINGTON. W. J. Hudson, of Plainfield, will to same class with him as a player; lots balder’n the palm of your hand, and should not he forgotten that the Ralph B. Schmidt (sheriff) share. As I write it is there for $6.50 or more a look after the entries for the South Or- selling of third basemen get applause for he always gets his cap a little bit racing women’s national championship will nome Brewing Co., at the Monmouth fair a s John Becker estate, pulling off stuff that Henry gets away small so’s to pull It down Tight. county track. ange, begin next Monday at Onwentsta,. cen of brook. 256x540 22,000 share. with every dRy of hls life, and the Red Bank, Labor Bay and the Sat- A Lake 111. The entries for the Same to same, Irvington, a s Hal- seems to take It as a matter of (This will run the urday preceding. large number of Forest, crowd story Throughout stead st, 50 ft w fr Forty-second I and the last Instalment will be entries have been received and event will close with Howard I do not control the course. If you ask me, think he's week, every- today st, and other tract. 25,000 price. is now in readiness for 50x119; the best third baseman In the world published on Saturday.) thing the big F. Whitney, secretary of the United Melinda Eggleston to Sophie Latter, sporting event whioh will be held on States Golf Association. Irvington, n s Cottage st, 55 ft men are Film. I 1 Many big buying Triangle appreciate the fair grounds. e fr Howard st, 27x100. Whitney and his secretary went to SOUTH ORANGE. fheir interest and their TY COBB GAVE UP AFTER SEEING Detroit to help start the golfers In Jacob Heffur to Peter Detfur. support. SPORTS OF ALL SORTS the medal round, and neither one of South Orange, n s Tiffany pi, 50 1 ft w fr Franklin st, 25x100,... them can return to New York until But the man I want is the ten-share man, and the , EXPERT New Orleans tomorrow, which makes It necessary GOLFERS DRIVE BALL amateur baseball nines mortgages recorded. ■will to hold up the announcement, of the begin their winter season on Sep- NEWARK. man who owns fifty shares. For he is the man who most tember 5. women’s entries until eve- Wednesday to Louis F. Schult- ning. It does not alter the time for Emma Schultlng Thousands of baseball fans at Navln the many Tigers who plays the Scotch lng, southeast side Bruen street, 115 feet his dividend check. t and school the closing, and Whitney appreciates monthly Field yesterday watched three East- game. In quick succession, Oulmet, College football candi- however, southwest from Hamilton street, $1,000. dates are for the com- has requested the entrants to be as Mersells to same, southeast side athletes stand behind the Marston and Guilford drove. Racli getting ready Bertha ern homn as in the northeast side Lafayette It is he who to the theater that shows golf hall sailed over the wall near ing season, which will start Septem- prompt possible getting In Bruen street, goes regularly plate and hit golf halls which whizzed ber 18. applications. street. $3,000. the exit sign and seemed still to be F. over more than women are at Edna ScbulHng to Louts Schultlng, houses fifty yards on the when It was Three present fancied and tells his friends to rise lost from northwest, side Bruen street. 188 feet Triangle Plays, go. the center Held wall. The The of the football for the title—Miss Vera Ramsay, the beyond sight. big game Rugby southwest from Hamilton street, $2,000. season on the Paeiflc coast will be British girl, who Is now in America young men were Francis Oulmet, of Guilford had the best luck. He hit a Samuel Oreenbaum to Mutual Build- I want you who read this advertisement to own stock between Leland and has been a fine all south side Woodland, Mass.; .Tesse Guilford, of low screamer that travelled on a line Stanford and Santa playing game ing and Loan Association, feet west from Boston, and Max Marston, of Bnl- until it reached deep center. The crowd Clara University, at San Francisco, season; Miss Blaine Rosenthal, last Bowery street. 75 Lexing- to the heartier at a be- on November 13. and recent wlnnor ton street, enough laugh Keystone Comedy tusrol, N. J. They are golfers. cried mr a clover Saturday, year's runner-up $200. tolerably golfer Antonin Rinaldi to same, north side between and named of the Western title, and Miss Alexa The ball game Detroit, Tyrus Raymond Cobb to give avenue, 71 feet west from Lit- a Eleventh cause are owner of it. was the Colored athletes have won the Ama- Sterling, girl In her teens from you New York halted about fifth an exhibition, hut Ty, after watching tleton avenue, part teur Athletic Union who the Southern $2,000. Inning. The three famous golfers, at- Guilford’s ball start on Its journey senior 220-yard Georgia, captured Antoinette r>. Ross and husbnnd to three in not since, Assocla a or tired In "civilian” clothes, were es- toward the Canadian border, threw sprint championships years championship long Tenth Ward Building and Loan Just ask good stock broker your banker to get succession—Howard Drew H. Arnold of avenue. 203 feet corted to the diamond by Manager up his hands In nmnzement and in 1913. Mrs. Jackson, Boston, lion, east side Columbia street. of the Detroit one of walked to center Irving Howe In 1914 and Roy Morse the present champion, is unlikely to south from Plymouth $,",.000. Jennings, clu1>, Held. Paul some shares for the market is low. i in 1916. play at Onwentsta. George Hauser to Fredertokson, you—while north side Komorn street, 330 feet north- east from Hamburg place, $1,200. ”— now Holes Out In One. ft ft ft T Harry Stovey. a sergeant of George F. Corrigan to William Dle- police In New Bedford, stole 143 bases W. O. Henderson, of Columbus, O., bold, southwest corner Van Buren and In 1887, 156 (the record) in 1888 and negotiated a one at the eleventh hole Lafavette streets, $2,500. DIAMOND SPARKLES 116 in 1889. The world’s Champion at the Ekwanok Country Club, Man- Emil J. Blntch to August T. Steffens, I am President of Film I east street, 277 feet northeast Triangle Corporation. Boston National League team stole a feat side Bergen chester, Vt., yesterday, previ- avenue, .... from South Orange $2,000. J- 1S9 bases in 1914. ously performed the sixteen during Isadora Setter to Franklin Savings In- believe it will earn large profits. I believe that the Com- years of the club’s history by George stitution. east side South Twentieth Donie Bush, of the Tigers, gath- Cy Morgan, former Athletic star, la National of The .Association Ama- Orvls, Presley 8. MaoLaughlln and street, 375 feet south from Thirteenth ered the only home run swat of a now an umpire. Cy has secured a Interest will best be served the teur Oarsmen, the governing body of C. R. all of New' York. avenue, $1,000. pany’s by having largest Sabbath on Leake, dreary yesterday. place Tip O’Neil's 'Western League the rowing sport In this country, has Samuel Litwln bo Walter L. Nlebllng, staff. He started out the season as 424 feet north $1,662.89 In its treasury, the largest Intercollegiate Tourney nt Greenwich. west side Ridge street, number of stockholders. Hence this advertise- traJl a around but possible The breaks invariably along pltoher Tusla, Okla., his amount in recent years. from Fifth avenue, $4,000. with a leader. Yesterday Ed offerings proved soft for the The Greenwich. Conn., Country ORANGE. Klep- picking SOUTH ment. as see overstatement held the with the sticks. Club has arranged all details for the E. H tells the truth I it, avoiding fer, a White Sox cnstoff, boys A circuit of thoroughbred race Mary E. Carmody to Louts Felndt, the same Intercollegiate championship, which northeast, side Arnold ter- Bostonese to four hits, meetings for the Pacific coast is the South'O/ange, Waco won the will he started there on Tuesday, Sep- 135 feet from corner Valley street, and for understatements number allowed by Leonard, and the Texas league pen- of the Golden Gate Breeders’ As- race, avoiding equally understatement, plan tember 7. two will be bean-eaters cantered home ahead. nant for 1916 with the cancellation of which Is Only days given $1,000. sociation. promoting the while the indi- Idlllan A. Johnson and husband to the Shreveport game Sunday on ac- over to team matches, as as overstatements.' races at the exposition track, San Charles J. Wllle, South Orange, west side may be misleading and unfair count of rain. Waco had a safo lead vidual championship will occupy Every member of the Tigers gar- Francisco, and Is fathering the turf Meeker street, 100 feet southwest from over San Antonio and three days. In this manner the tour- nered at least one blngle, but the ef- Dallas, which revival In California. Mountain house road, $1,200. mov decided in five fervescent Mr. Cobb. However, Ty teams will light out the question of nament be days. Peter Ueffur to Bergen Building and second Tlie individual event Is to all South north always was original. place. San Francisco residents will he in- open Lonn Association. Orange, As to October 1915 colleges Irrespective of whether or side Tiffany place, 50 feet west from 18, vited to buy stock'of the Paclllc % The White Sox had an not the university is represented in Frnnklin street, $3,000. Young Mr. Sisler, of the Browns, unpleasant Coast League team. A total of 20,000 visitation of extra last the team matches’. This ought to BELLEVILLE. joined the "I-beat-Waller Johnson Inning games shares of the 100,000 shares will be of- the Individual Charles Tedesco to Fidelity Trust soon after 18th will at 8t. Louis. Not did he ■week. They beat the Yankp In an enlarge considerably i Very October Triangle Plays ap- Club” only fered fans at $5 a share. Belleville, east side Washtng- Kansas Gale, but he eleven-inning game and beat the tournament, a rather small affair in Company. outpltch the got ton avenue. 329 feet south from William Washingtons in one of thirteen in- the one of the seven hits off him. The Southern swimming champion- paBt. $2,000. pear in the best theater in Newark. nings. The Washingtons trimmed street, ships will be held at New Orleans MONTCLAIR. them In a fourteen-inning tussle and “Death Valley James" Scott al- 4, and the third annual Cadets to Start Faas to Jacob Bollenbach, The best in all the under the also one of thirteen Innings. A teem- September West Point Frederick players world, working lowed the Athletics three hits while two-mlle championship will occur Montclair, east side Elmwood avenue. 827 ing week for Comlskey’s pennant his mates were slamming the offer- on 11. Football Work feet southeast from Elm street, $3,000. hunters. there Saturday, September Wednesday of the world’s directors, must ings of Sheehan to the well-known Thomas J. Casey to Montclair Savings supervision greatest pro- Bank. Montclair, center Montclair ave- far-corners. ^ The Australian Waterloo Cup was WEST POINT. N. Y„ Aug. 30 — "What grounds do you like best to nue 1R4 feet northeast from Label street, duce the best ■won by the Victorian dog King Com- Football will get Its start here pictures. hit on?” Bob Bescher was asked. $2,500. The Detroit baseball team of the the property of G. Muir. Tt Is Wednesday, when Head Coach and husband to ’Well,” answered Robert aftern pause, edy, Marlon A. Rosenberg American League has signed a con- stated the dog was purchased last Charley Daly and Trainer Tut- Montclair Building and Loan Associa- And the best will see them in the one best "St. Louis suits me as well ns any of Harry people tract to train next year at Waxa- year by Tom White on behalf of hlll report for duty with the army tion, Montclair, east side Montclair ave- them, and then again, I don’t see hachie, Tex., it was announced by Oscar Asche, the prloe being $750. eleven. nue. northwest corner Mary F. Rooine’a theater in each any better for that purpose than land. locality. Mike Finn: the Detroit scout. Through same delay on the part of Prospects are bright even $13,000. Brooklyn." though Pietro et al. to Essex Title, Mr. Asche the sale fell through, and lost Prichard Caprlgllone the army Quarterback Guaranty and Trust Company, Montclair, Bill Carrigan landed Just the right he lost the chance of securing the and Its famous 100 Many are the ex-Glants with hall end, Merlllat, hy east side Pine street, feet south from man for the short field position when winner. last June, Besides Lieu- street, $3,000. clubs which are higher In the standing cup graduation Sherman he bought Jack Barry from the Ath- tenant Daly the army’s stuff Athenla T. SliupRon and husband to H. E. A than the Giants, among them Snod- coaching itken in his old- Victorian lawn John S. A L. Carlson Company, Mont- letics. Jack is performing Dem- R. W. Heath, the at the outset will consist of Captain grass, Gowdy, Stock, Bescher, cast side Park streets northeast time form both at the bat and In the tennis player, who defeated W. a. Dan Sultan and Lieutenants C. F. clair, aree, Becker and Bresnahan. Olmstead’s land. $3,000. Held. On this account, Heine Wagner Larnod. of this country, in the Davis side Laura Thompson, Pullen, Stearns and Still- Helen M. Cook and husband to Amelia Hal Janvrin, two shortstops of at Christ Church, New anil Whence comes ail Mamaux’s speed? Cup singles well. M. Bostwlek, Montclair, west side Park more than ordinary ability, are warm- four ago. has left Mel- lie Is a slender youth, who will till Zealand, years TM men have been doing light street, west side Helen M. Cook’s land; ing the bench. bourne for London. His Intention is work the and summer

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