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It. J. If I. HMAnjB03DBCSJBHiAlkrkMAHnBUbWaMtdniMMl4lAIIMBai aUaaasaaaBaaafl ;20- - \44 THE f&m, JTDAY, NOVEMBER Weak Ride by Kummer , Deprives Donnacona of Victory in Walden Stakes at Pimlico R0D AND GuN DOMINIQUE TAKES 1 1HE WALDEN STAKE JTiytog Start Holps Him to ; Beat Donnacona by aNoso in Featuro at Pimllco. ICUMMEB TOO; CONFIDENT )&kos N6 Move on 'Prince : Palatine Colt. Until Fifty j Yards From the Finish. Btidal Dmm(cA fo Tns Bee, Haltiuom, Nov. 6. J3..C. Hltdreth's IDwnlnaue scored a lucky victory in the ViMeh Stakes at the. Pimllco track to- - y. George w. IOft's Donnacona, ma noifrt Prints Palatine-col- t should have tuned tie\ decision instead of being laced second, eight lengths in irom ot W. It Coe'n David Harum. A lucky tart and over confidence on' the part of Jockey Kummer, who rode Donnacona, enabled Fator to land Doming.ua uomo m front Fortune favored Dominique from- tne time he arrived at the barrier to the winning post He ran a fine race nnd Kbwed again that he is the one colt by Peter Quince that la courageous. But In erolte of this excellent showing- - Donna' con would have 'won if all thlnga were- - (equal at the start and In jockeysblp. 'The start played an Important part in the result The 'eflld was mado up of pominque, Donnacona, Damask, Con- stancy, H!o Choice, Homely, David Ha- rum and the last named on added starter. It was the first stake rant here at a tnlle for sund a big crowd made the trip to the historic old track'to witness the contest ftha racegoers' were all repaid for tho feuraey, aa the race was a spectacular fee, with a stirring finish.' Constancy was verv fractious at the fata and delayed the start. When the Barrier was released Constancy waa Minding still and was practically lea 'The other horses wero eat away in straggling fashion, with the crowd expressing their opinion of tne start by hoota, catcalls ana jeers, ft pomtntQ.Be Off Itunnlnff. Tator had the son of Peter Quince on ills toes and got' him away running, tthia proved a big advantage, on Doml- - rilque rounded the first, turn In front and Fktor waa able to take him In hand tinder a nice,- - easy pull. Donnacona, off tone too well, caught his stride quickly and trailed after the pacemaker, two lengths \back. Homely, His Choice, Damask .and Davjd Harum straggled Jong as best they could. and. Constancy were too far be- hind to be considered. v ...Before half a mile had been raced tne contest had narrowed down to the two leaders. Just which one would win waa uncertain as both colts were strld' lng along with plenty of speed In rew verve. Dominique was conceding Don- nacona ten. pounds, but the son of Peter quince waa a well seasoned horse, while Donnacona had only raced three times during the year. The advantage of physical condition was 'therefore with .Dominique. There was practically no change In tne positions of Dominique and Donna' cona until well Into the stretch. Don Bacons, seemingly could catch Doml Biaue at any time, but Kummer re grained from making the move until well straightened out in the stretch. He was then In no hurry, but allowed the colt to move up on Dominique on bis own courase .and without ursine. This he did until he waa abreast of Dominique. Instead of running over juominique as Kummer expected Donna' cona \hung\ in h a stride. This check in the colt's speed decided the race. Fator roae desperately and managed to keep aromimque in rront,' to win by a nose. David narnm Is Third Homely held third place until well into tne stretch, whero David Harum be-gr- to movo up and at the finish he beat tier out by a length for third money. The remainder of the field Btraggled in. a Tne time of tho mile was run In 1:42, Which was rather slow considering that the, track was good. The pace was not fast and this helped Dominique. Ho Is colt that possesses a brilliant turn of peea tor nan a mile, with no serious contention the first half mile ,ho ran that distance In .49 2-- C and rIt fur longs in 1:15 5 no pace to spoak of na juiii me ining urn enabled him to last out the. mile. Bister Helena came from the rear at the head of the stretch and won the first race by nearly three lengths. She fairly ran over her opponents at the end. Jean Bullant, which recently gradu- ated from tho ranks of the maidens, was well up during the early part of the race and looked all over the winner till Sister Helene made her challenge. The victory proved a costly one for P. D. rVelr In SDtta of the fact that .hla flliv (rewarded his bets at slightly better odd's ef 10 to 1. Sister Helene, entered fd 9S00, waa claimed by Samuel Lewis, tho owner or jean iiuuant, lor $3,645. a The track was Just soft enough to beat Out the Way, favorite for the sec- ond race, and to assist Quietude, which races best- over a slow or 'dead track. Out the Way showed tho way until the turn for home. Grimalkin had- attended aim for the first half, mile and this took :the edge from his speed. By the time vie last furlong was reached Out the way was tired and unable to with' stand Quietude's rush at tho end. srA misfit lot of Jumpers took part In the steeplechase. The fact that the Horses were ridden by Jockeys who had never ridden a winner under the Na- tional Steeplechase and Hunt Associa- tion or Canadian racing associations mads the probable result an unusually Sard problem to solve. Dorcria won' by C' head, thanks to a well ridden race and good finish on the part of Cv Mer-Tle- r. Mergler saved ground throughout the two miles and then managed to get a very tired horse home first. Bob Red-fiel- d cloaed with a rush at the end, but .the rush was too late b'y the margin 'of six inches. New Haven bolted at the fourth Jump, Pastora lost her rider; at 'the third Jump, and Lewis Opper his Jockey, at the eleventh fence, f Ormonda and' Salvestra had a struggle from the start to the finish for tho fifth race, which was at a' mile and a six- teenth. T. Rowan permitted Ormonda to step right along, and she led Salve- stra by a neck down the back stretch and into the homo stretch. In the final furlong Rowan slioob liU whip In face. This caused Salvestra to 'aulk and Ormonda won. Vs.Ormonda's Victory was the first rift el sunshine for the backers of favorites. In the next race they made it a double when Polroma, well handled during tho arly stages of the mlje and a quarter, \came on' and. beat out J$hn I. Day. \ But the success of the favorites was short lived, for In the last race Warsaw a 20 to 1 shot, nosed out King John, which paid t to 1 for the place. v, Ansae raced In the first race In the Stme and Interest of O. W. Foreman. He had been claimed from Capt Ral parr out of the first race on Monday, .yoreman did not own him lomr. tnr at Parr claimed him back to-d- for jJJ.405. The '16 was more than any other uiougnt about givinff, and scored the colt A &DOWD KNOCKS OUT KRAMER IN SECOND Champion Completely Out- classes Milwaukee Man. PjircnsoN,, N., J., Nov, 6. Mike O'Dowd of S. t Paul, world's champion middleweight boxer, knocked out Billy Kramer of Milwaukee in the second round of a scheduled eight round bout ht at the Lyceum Theatre. O'Dowd forced tho fighting in the first round, reaching Kramer's body and head with telling blows, and .early in the second round tho champipn shot a nara ngnt cross to Kramer's Jaw, floor lng him for tho count CANNEFAX BEATEN FOR CUE HONORS ITcCourt and Gillette Score in Pocket Billiard Title Event. CtsvuLAND, Nov. 6. The national three cushion billiard championship tournament opened here ht Byron Gillette of .Buffalo and Charles Mc- - Court of Cleveland were the victors. Gil- lette defeated \Charles Otis of Brooklyn and McCourt won over R. L. Cannefax of New York. McCourt roused the crowd time after time when ho smashed away at diffi cult phots and counted, winning from Cannefax 50 to 41 in sixty-nin- e innings. Cannefax played rather raggedly, but missed many shots by tho smallest of margins. Otis appeared way off form and lost to Gillette SO to 30 In soventy-thre- e Gillette scored the high run with six. McCourt's best was five. Kach had a pair of fours. Not. clean and half ll.U0.Ji. Jack Atkln-JItle- ne. Homo. Sister Uelene. Jean Bullant., Pererrlne Sand 'Bed Llala Anzao 1'redoua Pearl. Who Ireland Mark Weat.... Wt. 114 107 103 100 IN 104 111 ,153 104 Iluah 10 Jlalor Flak Otden Olrl 105 -- new, at Bone. Way... Torchbearer llarmlte' On..... Franklin Montr.. .uelene Horse. Dorcria Northwood Lawla Opper. liaren. Domlniquo Donnacona Conttancy Day... Oround Sundial Bolted Maid. II...,. GOODWIN RESTORED TO GOOD STANDING Ecgistration Committee Asks National Body Reinstate Him Amatenr. Bud doodwtn Now national swimming titles, declared professional last year accepted position with Government physical in- structor Southern army camp, night had restored him meeting registration committee Metropolitan Associa- tion Amateur Athletlo local association's rooms. The Mercury however, will eligible compete any races until national body passes applica- tion. Tho local committee has referred blank that body. This course f.nly matter form. Goodwin's similar that Jacic Loughlln Lyceum hurdler, took position with The Brooklyn had through same Good before standing. Tho application Smith Broix Church I money Bronx clared have booed Who\ 1917 could jf0t Fight \'\. body. will havo learn ?\ their status Sherman Now York '2..r. meet joint rules tloned meet Jordan while usder suspension. THE SUN'S RACING CHART. Mil., O . Weather, track RACE tlmlnr. Fire a .... .... Cares .... who last Tho X who eatur. eaallr. W1mt. f . 13 11 , . . . . , 93 12 3 . i n i 2 4 13 6 a n 10 n 7 13 11 Lad... V 10 13 11 i..HKn i , iuiuuuu Kummer fierce JUce Weasler Obert CoUlca dollar mntuela Slater Htlenc f u - ' ' show; rererrlne (Held), ahow. a uelene t eaallr dlinaaed htwhi Bullant vau?-It- t . . Bed. Bullant. lrelii oJ31T oaMm logo. WelrJ lw! . Olson. , if. Key; . tf' have signed - I nanera ii.r luriana- - or mree-jea-r upward. Purse i:itt-o- . driTinf. Place eaally,, I?- - Trainer. J. Wi Jt u u Qu:lude no u 2 tt 4 Out 115 3 7 1 l'H Grimalkin us l ;iu n 113 2 ( 4 3 104 s a ( Arrah Oo t 3 lis 7 a T Pastoral Swain., lit 10 8 I Smart 1 K a a 113 4 8 10 10 i lis 4 start Fator Butwell Mrera Earl -- Eacir. . TwodoUar paid: 317.30 30.40. Way, 33.70, behind retch J?i!5akeTr-..5\ t. akenod after radar Ortailkto InS aIwats iuj7 nMrM , - - - . v iv waippea away Urerweishts-Qulotu- ds. Drive. I.h. THIRD Selling- - Steeplechase. Two miles. four- - eaally. Dorante-Cr- iaa Croas. Trainer! XI. UM.U, Bob Jar ., Antlteotlc ... new . . 145 . . . . 145 . Paalora by a..... hom PP. .110 ileus Wt. 112 119 118 7 3 4 PP. S 4 1 S s c 7 S 7 2 1 8 9 2 4 St. 4 1 1 2 6 3 4 7 S PP. St. War Peddler... Two li i'M T 1 T G i M. 4U 4 S Lost 6$ 6a H 10 7 4 13 as of A C holder' several was a he a tho aa a his amateur to a of the of the ot Footer, be In the on his his to a of case is to of tne at the of the war tho T. M. C A. athleto to go the as win he was restored to of W. H. of tho- - an amateur was denied by as the the till to In the and not net hla autu for ,v were referred national to of are of A of to the as and ,. . .k For CI iJo. oiari sooa. non jMeee rb. 1M iivn., vtvtd the 3' 10 13 ewa k ..... JJ-- J XJD aior ... H0 X.M McCraan 64. IS Ilamlltoa .... 42.93 2.10 A. 1--8 43-- 1 29-- 1 4 1S-- 1 Two cald : 111. Art. TO m. r... n.ti... \ \\\\ 33 10-- ater came from with and ot i. i... Jean ,f.Hn. . 1. a..,. 4: Sand 1: Jean 3: nu, S,\1- - V' D- - Flrneno; 4, A. O. 7, W. jl E. 13, K. P. - oiaa and rn-o- . nun xor ail But La Ur. X., by mXS BIS. R. sr. io 113 (. 1 Ill Richland Left U a. 7 H Fin. in Danoe , i' Ambrose U-- 5 U--J zt-- i T 5 S3.3S ,; 4.SS J 7 HM 6 ....... 3.40 43-- 1 Johnson a.as , 10 Thurber 14-- 1 t-- a 17-- 1 Oddk- -. 4 avi , mutuels 330; Out the '33.30: came at run and with rush nover ret to was La sauia aiazi io oe irom poit. 1. Scratched War 3, S. 3. B. P. 4. tj i. all 6. 7. Vlvell; 3. Stable: 9, j. Tho Towaon Maiden For Winner, r. by Owner, W. IT. Redfield Bird Alcardl AMI 137 145 143 145 145 157 uia 145 122 Ill 119 112 127 Ill 111 111 St. of In to Mil 2\ Z.S3 s.n 4. U C. Merrier. J. Smyth Beattr II. W. 15-- Odds . . 87-- 5 I . 13-- . Two dollar mntuala rjald: Borcria. tT1.40L tao. ttfl-- tx .m. - ' ' ' 'v- -v tl. l in H 11 wlH W. uu, doq t7. 39-- 4 ...... 17-- IS 1 in 0- -t 3 M 40-- H-- l as as is Is as Is to P. O. b. O. 41 Dorcria off Merrier all I enoush. Sb In etrfdea. Bird Hall. a at and' Paatora out pi at - preserve is to a. FOURTH The One mile. For colta and nlllea. KfWl oH.'d .. 11. Rt... MA. Wm. T.t . Z ch. c' Peter Horse. Harum... Homely cnoioa Damaalc tVlce UUlf T X Wt. . . . . . . , . - 5 Left rider l'ttl' 2 tAdded atarter. Lost rider to the the the not had ) 13.00 47.06- S3.U 8.10 rueh m... it ifV-- i Jockey. Bosen Walden. Owner r Ti li im Fator I Kmnmer 4t .... .. Loflua Callahan Sands 1.4S 33-- 1 13.S0 23JS the hob EqulT. 1 101-- 1 4.0S 1 iu.90- - T.r.. flfT T4m. Da-ri- Fin. HiLDHETU. o.ta 40 23.00 Two 27.10, 24.69, 13.20; quick set fast an T.V game beat. anorer wju uciocu ium i u 'i mm iuvia KmwuiBf Kaoer ai strlda Darld Harum Homely. fractious Jnit barrier Vice Chairman off poorly. Dear, Allan. Qrercaat. Tdm. canet. Carmandale. On Cobwebs. Ownera-- 1, Hlldreth; 2. Loft; i, W. B. Coo; 4 It J. w t. P. J- - !. J. K. L. Boss. FIFTH RACE Th! Catonarllle Handicap. and a sixteenth. For Won drlvinr. Place Winner, 8aperm Onmer 8IIEA. C. Drake. ' fit. U . Fin. Jeeker. vm. Ormonda lit 4 1 1\ T. ,ta aw ra Ballet Dancer 109 5 B S'i4 1 Pierce lua 1.1 Carpet 1 2 E 6 E 4 .i Violet I S 4 6 Callahan 11 U-- l own and with 1M and 0 4.S5 13-- 4.00 7.40 aua 174 1.15 1M S.U iuuui waa W. W. by PP. II.. 2tt taken early atves, up a rounding far but hnng last owncra 1. 1. j. J. uauenoeea; j. . a J ianirren. SIXTH and quarter. For and upward.\ \''aa) mln. W.wzi. Time. 2:11. rooa. won lame. Winner. 11. U. V ' uu.ruu. wrvue., ... a . , f Polroma Padua Iittlo Nearer.. Fountain Fay. Indlacrcet Fairy Prince... Siumoer . , ,102 , 113 HI , 105 , Wt. The T Tork when who course good House, he Callahan n a Ambrose l i. liu 1S.TJ 14-- 1 t.20 2S.1 Callahan JtA.IO ...1.. TIaImh- - polroma aasumea Owners--1. Smith; Casey: Grant: Woods. Blchsrds. SEVEKTH Boland Park Clalmlnr mile. unward. Parse. Time. Dace C311ST. Wide winner, owner miner, Warsaw Smoke Decialon Siesta Field. mutuels rights Union isiier, Preece Purse, dollar Jeekev. tAiitM Pierce .nii Gordon Sands Loftus .4S 14-- 47-- 1 11? 29.(9; King tlljs, 23.M: 1 e-- i .... 5 9 ia-- A tNDoa 4 17-- 1 4 1 19-- 6- - tmjo wm at St 8. C. O. J. M .. sa-- t n-- i 1 on in In DaCuuaTT BXfWTAUC triangular college eto. AWAIT COURT ACTION Nothing Definite Be Bono Affairs Threshed Legally. By GEORGE UWDEBWOOD. John Heydler National what National American directors' that commission immediately players Berles finishing practically that held escrow until American aired court commenting American directors Ban Chicago \As with days There been final Pending such final seem part retain disputed money.' Considering desire Hey' dler and seems that agree boxer, reinstatement Johnson regarding committee. courts-finall- y decide \wno professionally American during Mandamus, money oul\u. may, and will, o?the other Ame'lcttn ,?1dJ?uCi \un who reinstatement The nonm.lt such wait fiL5? .\f Boy t'V..i', P1JULICO, FIRST furlonri. Puree Baade behind OTerwelaht-Llo- la. probably 3.Xi.lrJ Oarry nicely League' took have back down ognt National magnates would better delay chaloman legal that shaking American Players good that players' being stand next There likely little however, owners have creases. Nehf. Fred Gonzales been ciable last HnMvil teenth. Mrrlrt Johnoton, Ivy Otto MII-- e. finrnan; nnS5?ion,I other Dodgers Fountain: their 1820 nnd President Ebbets Claiming. vinner, Dalhouale-Tabo- uret Wxldnn. event goe. Jockey. Jackaoa Quietude. Grlmal-Quietu- from flniehlnr KffJSi leaden outrun. TrzlF9 lHPln. PhUlIpj... mutuela 4.; wheeled Klnnoul. V' Trainer. Sweeper... turn, all 1; w. jniaaimmona: 11. Place 11. la Carswell Haynes M n-- 1 1.. . . ..... , 1 1 . T.V . T . XHU UU1IIV I U1IUU... f .AW, AJ, fW, ieaa on oacanreicn waa never in I. . W. 2. W. 2, M. 4. B. I B. J. I. J. 7. Farrell. 2. The Handicap. One For snil 1:42 Start rood. or. ny iiryn awr ana T. S. 110 10 'i Whimsy 119 2 4 109 4 4 104 1 S 7 a.. 2 3 119 7 2 K. 113 6 10 , 119 ( ' np 1 S 2 t S 9 S 4 3 1 2H the i A. 10 iiii 1U in Fin. Jockey. !' Ambrose Merrier Wettler .... Kummer Hamilton 1 . waam.u P. B. 137-1- 0 34 i.J I 2 14.10 Odd i 1 tl Btan aame. 1 E 4 2 1 4 7 t 6 S I ... 3 4 3 R 2 8 Fin. 1 E. 7.1 (-- O. TV.M juove. 22-- 2 1M ..... 11-- ..... 9.(6 42-- 6 .... .... 0 9 .... 76-- 1 .... S4-- 1 1 5 i 1 ll- - 1 iu 1 2 2 as 4 I 1 4 I S 1 ! 6 . 7 2 m M M n. .. -- n . T- 11-- 1 M.U. V, fi, I a. C. H ,G 1 8 2 .1 1 4 ... ... .., 1 5 a 9 4 O-- 12-- 1 11.10 1 4- - 1 1- -1 2- - 1 5- - l 1 t-- 1 I-- l S- 1 6, 1\ 13 r. 1 1 Warsaw, suo. , 9-- t-- 1 1 1 Can Are Oat 9. ThoiKth of refused to express opinion to action Is to on tne League demand the pay the of the world's due for third, is certain the money will be of affairs in In on action of the League John- son is quoted as saying in I it, the Mays case Is in courts, thirty allowed to file a motion for appeal. has no disposition. disposition, would the of wisdom com' mission to the the known of the National League not to get mixed up In the controversy, it Heydler will wiui holding The lad was the League. produce ouf- - received for ur lover, result In application athletes applied all the to the athletes to E to L. Jordan mg committee wasl,. 14.63 .......... ICnmmer 0 I0. 31 Jockeya. 17J0 19.66 15JO 11 Yankee National the of a new chairman ror tne the circuit will to or jonn son. majority of ths League are of be to selection or a com' mission a weeks to be drawn the controversies the t its Revive ITrstemltri It Is learned on the old Is re- vived and Dlayers ready to on salary demands ror to be trouble, practically of the agreed on salary Toney and Miguel signed to lftlO'contracts by the Giants Increases over season. Wllbert lout In nuttlnff hla John wu im 1... p. Sadler: Jhnmy Forman; W. 10. ler j.mnjaen: u, Winfrey. VTv1 Scratched Ormonda of Fiacher; selection opinion League he expected no trou- - in bringlsg the rest of the Dodgers the fold. It said the latest aspirant Red Sox franchise William P. Qray, ths of New Maine Theatro Though denied some concerned there strong reasons believe Gray has made. still making, strong efforts to break into major league baseball of Boston Should Gray the franchise Caxrlgan probably will return as Sox man ager. Bill Is assistant-treasur- and Gray's right hand man In theatrical ventures; frlonds no bones about Bill is itching to get into baseball. It would Carrlgan Onncrsl, A. H. Jforrla; C. HUdreth; Carmen: L. Watertrarr- - see Gray Price: R. O. Beach Holmes: 10,TZoUU up one of these days 11. saniord. Red Sox. RACE aoe nnt, lonr aram would mile. Lewi rider will icnce. itaren courao lounn time Chalnnin. entry, 112 It. Dobaon... O'Brien u-- 1 N. all V. K. 31 be owners of Plpp Here With Bride. WaTly and his ot a are in town for a days before sail-la- g for Cuba, where spend the rest of the honeymoon. Wally bine buslnees Dleasure In an he signed to play during the .League season. Miller comDleted buslneaa left for In PfnHntiatl mill H, t.1- - .was the pace and (round aft nrwi n.v,in nan.nh..fiu taWnr coin? to and faated nedfleldSf S5 and haTe won few mom Jar oirmt for Dover The lot Opper eleventh at Yankee manager remain tin the ran jump. Georgia it t ii r fflTirmM! J.Davisi worth fprthe meetings. ItACE Quince-Be- rry and Jockeys Falrbrother M 1I.M 1M ii-- 1 H-l- ) Dominique, Donnacona, his to a If as My Waterbury: H One ch. & an Princess w' Wt. BoTran.... tur Mja l--o 11.19 133 Kmnmer lit JB her sacs determination. s. a KIV, HI on, 4:i5. .......... JVrH me 11.1 206-- 1 t0l UIUIUC1, n,H, ana Breaalerr Off. 4:4!. John......... IM 4.29 4.79 4.29 9 Until the the Commission the all the are the yes- terday: understand ths lor for C. swimming eaar commission, completely the foundations. the are all yesterday ble Is the the Hampshire' Company. by are as the Americans. his Carrigan'e saying not surprising Hardin;: STOCKTON. fraternity com hla yesterday his laat BPeed.firat lost new tv,r,i PP. Wm authority for president Mlller refused to of nu auiietes naa oeen signed up for but apparently the subject was not worrying nun. MATTHEWS BEATS WHITE. Veterans Perform Well la Tourney, Charles P. Matthews and Charlwi Tl White, the leading amateur cue. Domlnloue, betin. field flret turn and the way' S of .XT., thla city, played livery He lasted lonr enourh. Donnacona ran Kummer rode confident Brooklyn Handicap tour- - qrejjf outramed Conttancy pott: Watch, mile a Ormonde. 19SU mado nunr back wlta ruih final snea: ilHQJL Day President any receipts League William Ownl- -. League regards the making declared Hunrfns Georgia. baseball Whitney; two pace Bxty Weld! BACE-O- ne mile wauwu.c Horaa. John Kinr Swell 21 Uiues. 411.70 ax;o probable fence, fence third until trainer. .1015 start BQUiV. dollar paid: IS.S9, David sprunr. lloia: May; Diuresira Wood 11.T? trouDie. John BACE H.SI0.1I. Horse. paid: Otllni moved Fator fl.35 $18.70. t3.ES. wmmfv. likely take share them older The than Into solid seasoa. have appre Parr: and threo Harris easily that owner secure make back coner: Plpp week they will with Cuba, there winter hero horns wT.am rated lead, iinrti how Billiard outran Horse. easily. nament at the Brooklyn Academy last night. Matthews, with a handican mark 200, defeated White on the 150 mark by 200 to 220. a frac- tion more than t, the victor making a run ot and the loser Morris Brown, former Class A champion, was defeated by C Rennie. 1SS to 203. Brown the scratch man of the tourney, playing 200, and Bennle is on the 135 mark. THREE CUE TOURNEYS. With games three tournaments In progress at Doyle's room last night the drire. Jlowan, on the winner, kept waving his of Salrettra activity. In the lMet Ke&nro M oV\ht dancer. & cuVhlon S taw' Herbert n. owq, Wt. 1X Sanda 2\ 1 2.2S 15-- 1 24-- s 15-- 114 1 1 2 ,WM an 1 it tne m id o. v. to. say as 7. n. of 47. D. EL of Mackenxle beat Chris Maxwell by 25 to 31 In forty innings. In tho pocket billiard tourney George Barton defeated William Copeland by 50 to 41 seventeen Innings., and in the snooker competition Irving Stringer de feated Bert Oppeheim by 100 to II, MATO CUB VICTOR. Nelson Mayo night defeated Cyril Bloan by 200 to 171 In the class tourney under the auspices ef the Amer- - Imh AmntAiir THIIIatjI AaanHittan inalde enterinr homestretch, but weakened after maklnr came throuxh on ViilUr'a room. The winner's run at forlorn- - pole. Padua flnlehcd rolnr very strong. Scratched-Hl- rh lympuT jSiS. iVV cholla and Hlckorynut not onprotramme. WM jj the loser's 17. Sloan but Mrs. J. J. Jr,: J. eariy 102 Eroora lOStf 107 Boat 10 13 13 at is de- - u 13 J M. 1. Pierce ..... (27-2- 0 12.10 2 ..... 1 1 John, It In still It few Art at tlmn into aad is Bill Red at and bride few will has and of com. manv 1320 of to Juat nign is in In last at hlrh is IV years ax mfw kuu ls yupu u n liter I Cochran, lOOTRALL GAMES TO-DA- Although a lengthy football card Is to be played by the schoolboys three exceptionally good. games are scheduled for y. Two of the con- tests will take place on New Tork grid- irons; while the other will be played In Brooklyn. De, Witt Clinton and New Tork University freshmen will come to- gether In their annual clash at Ohio Field, while Hamilton Institute and Bayonne High (school will meet at the War. aw, miSvavl tin in tha l.sri nirlnr HMf.h . rA .nfMmMl TTI\ TaV.. Im -- Trt.l I- t.....m. - - - Latter much uvwl in fordne pace., but flnlahed ramely. Whimsy was drlrinr hard to stall ti,h rm. t,ih 1. -- .,..,t. on war smoKp. wnicn cloaed Dla- - ran. srratcned-Cani- o. Plriroch and Vatrtitr. flm I \ -- . as is C we vnts Tbe lkiilon. if Broom tttMler. ru: simrta. It Wh mar. 2. I xor uraor aacianu win am ie n.K... , n. i r- - .. , . m Uh.-- .. . t. . i m . . I.. n.i.. . ....... , r . ,, I Stable; C J. II. Bean; 7. X- - Waterburyt 2, Mrs. 7. A. Cliik; t, J. Q. Srasegri U, Polk, i games are echtdultd for OClodc, , Colombia, Dartmouth and Fena in Vaa Cortlandt Parle Chase. Columbia, Dartmouth and Pennsylva nia will meet In a triangular crosscoun try rate oyer the Van Cortlandt Park course, morning. The race will start at 10:30, the morning hour having been chosen in order to give the graduates of Pennsylvania and Dart mouth, who will see the tn football 'game at the Polo Grounds in the afternoon, ,an opportunity to wit- ness the cross country competition. AH three teams met In tho recent in- - vttatton, meet at Syracuse, but inasmuch as tho dlstanco to be run Is six miles the results ot the Syracuse race may not be a true index as to tne relattvo merits of the same runners in contest The entries are as follows : Columbia A. L. Turner. W. IHrrlni II. Lowenkoot, Paul Bernard. B. Itartolf, Itobert Kcoz. A. Nalaon. Marion. Ellis. Cuffe and Mortln. Pennsylvania B. Bhlelda. lAwrence Brown, Ralph Mellale, Marvin Guttavion, TnA Mltehal. Waltar Irwin. Samuel Klvlat Osorge Fowm. Parry Hill, Harry Bonsai), Will la Cummlnta and Alexander Brewttar. Dartmouth r. a. Alien, u. r. unworn. w.. k. carter, c. 11. uacomcer. n. wnu- - ker n. A. noollai. C. W. Foeter. II. F. Manchester, Sherburne Dow, J. Coakley ana c Fleet. MANY NEW MEMBERS LIKELY FOR U. 8. G. A. Animal Meeting in January Expected to See Rostef Beach 500 Mark. By INNIS BROWN, At least 60d members is the prospect which confronts the United States Golf Association when that august body holds Its annual meeting, probably some time In January. At the last meeting early this year, the roster showed 458 cuius, Including both active and associate mem bers. Since that time the list has been Increased to 465, and with new clubs springing up all over the country It is entirely probable that the E00 mark win be reached, when all applications for membership have been acted on. The list of associated clubs is about twice that of active members. But there is a strong possibility that a number of the associate members will become ac tive, thereby acquiring the right to vote In the deliberations of the aasocla tlon. It is probable that the matter of standardizing golf balls will como up, and the question Is of broad enough elg. nlflcance to warrant all of the prominent clubs of tho country In Qualifying for a vote on the question. The annual meeting will, as usual, take care of the election of officers for the en suing year. The committee on nomina tions has completed its work .and the slate as proposed will undoubtedly go through.' The list of nominations pro vides for the election of George II. Walker of St Louis to succeed. Frederick S. Wheeler, the present head of the or ganlzatlon. Howard P. Whitney, pres ent secretary. Is to become first vice- - president, and J. 7. Byers of Pittsburg, second nt W. D. vender pool of Newark, member of the Morris County Country Club, will succeed Whit' ney as secretary. Mortimer N. Buckner will continue as treasurer. Golfers Heading South. Within a few weeks now the ranks of resident golfers in the South will enjoy a strong boost from the Influx of North, ern enthusiasts. Practically without ex ceptlon every course in Florida and other resort areas Is planning for an extra busy season. From Ptnehurst on down through Florida and on to the Islands of the west Indies preparations are being made for tho migratory golfers. Practically all or the well known professionals are getting ready to head South. Oeorge Hoare of the Tedesco links in the Boston district has lately lined up a job with a San Juan course In Porto Itlco. Encroachment on property rights ad Jolng golf courses has overcome stub- born obstacles in many cases in the past, but It has remained for a public course in San Francisco to establish what appears as the limit A short time ago Herbert Flelshacker, a prom inent San Francisco banker, was named on the City Park Commission. An en thuslastio golfer himself, he was quick to listen to the plea of public links players for extension of the Lincoln Park course. The only direction in which the course could be extended lay In the direction of a plot ot ground that had long been In use as a cemetery, Commissioner Flelshacker was active In getting an appropriation of 47,500 with which to acquire this plot and tho links will now be extended. FARMERS MEET BUSHWICKS. Anonal Game Will Be Flayed Su- ndayChad See to Pitch. The .Bushwlcks and Farmers, old time rivals, will play their annual game this Sunday at Dexter Park, near the Cypress Hills \It.\ The teams have met nine times and the Bushwlcks have emerged the victors, 6 to 4. Sunday's game will wind up the season at Dexter Park. Be cause of the short afternoon the teams will not attempt a double header. Chad See of the Cincinnati National, former pitcher of the Farmers, will op- pose Williams on the mound. The gains will start at 2 o'clock. HHLIC0 EHTRIES. First Baca Maidens, and nnward; ona mile: Onome. 110: Xv.r Dntr, 110; Cysnua, 110; Freetaantle, 116; War Plume, 119; Rouen, 110; Farmingdale, 111; Sylphe U., 197; Zhds, 107; Le Bala-fr- o, 110; Sir Oration, 110; Duke John. 119; Indiscreet. 115: The Dauphin. 119: Dnsle John. 111.- - Second Baca Tha Potomao Purs: two year-old- elalralnt; six furlonct: Falaan Dare. Ill; American Boy. Ill; J. Alfred Clark, 107; Toucanet, 111; Enrlco Caruso (ran as .Alrnat), 199: Kut's Chamnion, ut; Walk the Plank, 119; f Smart Our, 101; Tha Wit. 110; Martha Luckatt, 21; tOoldlna, 107: tRunnrvsn. 102; Dorothy's Pet. 29: Incinerator, 92. tBal Parr cntrr; 2A. D. Aortla entry. Thirl Bare The Baltimore Steeplechase ; taaldena; aad upward; two miles : Florence K., lit: Prince Hal II.. 151; Le Cyprian, 141; tSllk Bird, 1S2; iWar Paint, 121; Houdlnl, lit: Pepper Banco, in; ChaUenta, 121 tW. T. Wilkinson entry. Fourth Race Pimllco-Serial- weight for axe Ho. 1; for all ares: ona mile: The Porter, 129; tLtjcutllte, 129; fXord Brlih. ton. Ill: Tlpsltr WItchet. Ill: tM.,1 Hatter. 120; ISlr Barton. 130; IBtlly Kelly. U9. rS.,0. llllireta entry. J. K. L. Boss entry. Fifth Rae The Driving Park Purse; six forlonrs: Germs, ill; Kiss's Champion. Ill: Walk tha nk. lit; Ledy Archie, 101; Bt Allan, ill; warm urer mini, 110; uien Light, 116; Flying Welshman, 111; Wedding Cake. Ill; Raloo, 111. , Sixth Raoe Threo-rear-old- a an A m. wardl claiming; ona mile; 'War 191; aCapiUI Cltr. Ill; Perlroardlni, 197; Kaaa Jan. 101; Romeo, 111; Okoms.-Ill- ; Laay Leu, 112; Major Doms. ill; p. O. Klnr. lit; Nebraska. Ill; WawbVak! Ill; 'Daydua, 101. Beranth Race di rUimt. lna;: one mile and a quarter: Thlatledon. 109; Wisest Fool, 19J; Search LUht HI. 10$: Star Realm. 100; Tatlay, II; Mint Cat. 100; Joytnl, 102. AsereatlM tllowtace claimed, . - a. .. .r . ---: iftt\ - ..-..- . a '311 u ( i BIG BOXING CLUB . HERE IS CERTAIN International S. 0. Comes For-war- With New Announce- ment of Its Plans. By CTIAHUSS F. MATHISOIV. Humors recently have been In circula tion to the effect that the International Sporting Club, organized by como of the leading men of the country in all walks of life, with Major A. J. D. BIddle as president was about to wither and fade. Hardly had the expressions of sym- pathy and condolence died when the of- ficials of the club yesterday came for- ward with a reiteration of its plans, and thla announcement proves that tho club Is a most vigorous instltutioa The plana. for the clubhouse are going rorward rapidly ana tne ciuo expects 10 open its season on February 3 with a bout In which Jimmy Wilde, flyweight champion of the world, will meet a worthy opponent With Secretary of the Interior Frank lln IC Lane. Oea Coleman du Font are his up As one ,UUV the to be he K. the lose be WATEit local anolbrs wbkk Princess Novrjnber7... NoYe.mhiwH.- - 74a 7isa 7:38 837 7:43 a.ia NoremberB... month, you publicity thu tha oounty, covered tha Bemardavllle, Oladatone, has on ana that dlstrlet up Its ris tha win dlatriet the sea- - I thla (hat tha your trip the vuii 117 for \llsht and i1ln m f I XTvt.a hla h ,1.,., .r and not any laws New nor Of a a lnnar anil me ana Waa Admiral William fl. Sims and Justice ?erw-i?- 1 -- J\!!\? 8. Weeks and Tflih hitch'.ryV under\: men in military and professional his by a life the committees, hardly which half Jaw e inrariaoie or, wetting hla members of the International, I off tha onea and hla Rlckard matchmaker bouts - tne little should be of the quality. Eft \ . Official action of newl the stream will John a hit is for a meeting of enthualaatla the subject ef fishing, but d ilea InaolratlAn t k . I..U. I -i - . 1 ntunuyin. '\ wiiucruwiu -- .. - take one out the pool Joseph E. Baycroft chairman of tha rest tha had (n.t nni.hed the committee, members I thraahlsa with nathlnr hut the are Barbour, Major BIddle, I nr... .i .4.1. I I some day that mar able .\ the nine In clarifying and! underneath the overhanging arnuisrinv a ccaio ox WQignia uu be enforced. natnerB) Tralntna; Futile. Boxing enthusiasts indulging In merriment over the dark plot charged the cloudy Soldier previous to f\00' .! with Auffie Ratner in the ha?e w1ln,Slretelr,, arc uponsmen-- s oe- -i any event, fnrM (ha ,vintAt ntn- - tha anortamanahln Flrnn denly changed training quarters, de- - aod that the srvmnaslum where he i\\\ had working Infested, with Bartfleld spies. \The Soldier to get a line ring tactics,\ Angle In white of Indignation, I fool him.\ Whereupon Ratner packed in begin secret to tho of bout of most amusing ever seen In a metropolitan ring and as Ratner boxed with SO per vr career, it Is evident the must havo made a complei of tactics. &Bri(.M ...1., luw w a by a It .4. i. a a 030 In I to to of in to In iat ot to aa as uu In In column may a on io (. v.. -.- nf If I If he it af th nf of 01 10 nn It to mo I on rvf as It of It ma as or In a on it is An tn .l.U ..U. ...... .J xt hl ku. \i or Is of I be to as ib a and aet In at at rlaht If Is as on tho .bis a a on I abls a but vt mat Caster\ to a in I believe, as I an.rnl1ar1 T? I In of ,0 m I \ \ Sort my startle car, the ths sun stronger gloves He trained flah to battle. was middle weight change 'Light J,, Old tha UM ai ... . the old William the the 'rt the the on to the mall and always iuo nun wiui rot nan. one nnn annlnnd htn wa find flah ha !?.\b\' ftn4hint 'wartf'S SaJt?eW nd Itataep U Sff whIchywWou?dV1.VVthY.rwho, on numerous occa- - them, and if anglers In thing was oIa Bna man ever ..v.w WWM. Id.pV looking. the AI was the Dol Lewis tha and ran rrom Alaskan she waa signed old steamer Angler two Important In excursion company ana contest j50;. Schuyler1'.0. b'SrnVd' be In at Albert what became the Edmund opponent and the Cod Johnnv f!hnrl!i. Brooklyn, Nov. champion welterweight of France. Although Manager Harvey In this country for has de to sail at England and will here on the Lap on has theatrical engagements In England month take weeks time to train for the January contest GoTeraooeleet See Governor-elec- t of New Jersey will the of at the Sportsmen's Club in Regiment Armory Monday pine. Soldier ppiy ?iT'.nnft\D recently committee paignlng for Ur. nearly On the Oovernor-ele- ct pressed liking and neaiiny nitteieenin Tuohey will Mel Dundee especially Coogan, trying perfect O. punch Coogan. Roberta, Charley among the heavies, reports bis and will putting the over Dowd. Military Officials Boats. Military men antarfalnmant mot Bill will TWO to Enfes Six turn aim Brooaiyn, \Z i\D aua-- s will ride the by, and former pair irom ioroign for the race. Broceo, and are the the Italian and won race Thys knd. Sandy Jamaica Bay tVUIrts (The Bay .Wand, PM. AM. PJlf. r70 oao 75 7:19 70 9M 730 oat 7:29 8X19 83 8:19 80 89 834 B7 Three Towns Posted. (he the 10th thla that mar fiat that motion by Peapack numbers sworn prevent hunting Aaeftclallon has mind enforce Idly hunting well those tree- - epeciai policemen whole throughout hunting writinr l.tt.r fiMar save useless part content- letter Tackle.\ Tha Rod who Intrulred surf Myles Flrno Trout. dafanea tnhn rjlnw forty-Sv- e trout four noura. Jnhn him and also believe that coiiuiiions ngnt could State violate ethics this Personal haa.ff closa friendship, but insinuations unsportsmanlike conduot. Hanlr (ha last K J\J JK iwnt Bartow aired trout from hook giving the left banging nahlt and with when Small Tex the xxt Dagger first The first the admit that Club call the mammU.aa ,a.lthen wAtnh nclMMW roam Dr. nartr and amonar the Warren oub' wish lay foot leader long and aanlst the boxing rules m. the tha hook (ha day been day catoh, say with ripple still reaches, wiia are his '.. '\V1 combat weigh and lew aays have said mM. before. John his h,m wltfl clarlna- - been was wants my said heat will a feeltn' comeaa-steall- a .,.. . w nuuui u.o u. When la delirht are longer and I bite. day the for for his for was lop and And sort time And And And Cranford, N. I. Arthur storr cent, len than In hiiinsnmg in tne aays or a,.... in to Waterbury, Story, An. gler and all, fishing 2CntU Bahlng baakaT Foaler lines, up form. beat to It \ \' a mess or reason and naaelv I whr was that uaed to ankle after a 2\f ' d.nop. boxed m this desired slcns either ever showed any-- Weather never bothered worth Jotting down a ? Foatar os 1. 1 ,.., v iniariou a as waiaao a Aurnram lb I. body was to while, than w. I wml 10 coast Seattle to norts until Harvey has Ted \Kid\ wrecked. The Lewis for sold to an London England. The will January Royal Hall, I when will be either I Case LOUIS Basham or I 4. has re ceived many offers from clubs Lewis's services Ted cided once leave steamship land Saturday. Lewis and then three Bonta Edward I. guest honor Newark the Fourth next wal De lap the ron fob. 60 ymuus June away \but bare rat ugly, uud. with names that boats them other Boats ropes could that good and Ted good first held will Men for Friday Ilka to a club on boat from Lead on be ginning November The to men, ot already Indicated The cost tha trip will between and for No can for expenses will be and im nah will also b pooled and equally thoea to loin elirb communicate call 1:19 P. W. Nov. t. Angling Its Jr.\ Do re- - Take tne view tna your Leonard. worM'a I la tuat as rood as It ever was, lightweight champion, \ is ma aim ana one of the anythlnr-y- ou have arranged a boxing car- - did the best in' Jersey while the ha with the . ... I . M.k. com. uemocrauo waa cam. i Edwards, which was 47.000 persons. I that occasion ex boxing of to enough four centuries fmm ago. of agalnat ui m.v, omer to .m,.- - nn, than ha far Tha hla tha imuua ana i... Drtncoll that he likes the champions box. period tha laat halt of tha .1. t..n.i..j ana In Newark, coogan. Is anxious to beat and. while doesn't need for the is to his recently dis view Al who he ran Welnert, a wide that ne is back in eld have little difficulty in on Pan O See of high will at tend tha whl.h to of will Into Scott en uraham In A. E. and and Day rMr tn tn M. j,:. aveninta. .mvv wiuuu week 10 in as as in ia race, on me on to again or race, Uagin, catching tae in an ino agent there will of In on of to to ride In stars in is of a the of 1919 day race at Hook Point Date. AM. IM. P.M. AM. AM. 1033 1131 As huntlnr season New opens on of am In order be riven towns of poatea ponce-me- n Una. in tneaiatrict made laws, of pa.roi am given of tne aiatnci mentioned. M. Nov, fliin about Jeha and1 riae catch of in mm were do again break (ha Tork ins course bear or alttlna- - (ha TT.rm.ta above Cold Brook ona \ii high on club nk hands taklne- - remarit go nwA U..U nnoW.ro nVln-- b naaes of rlilnr on time. Just tt must ot little perhaps shall be to make catch Bugs\ going New- - wouW when When of queer of ... lliuv the robin the matin' days growing is growing away. Nov. Dank Boavta telllnar of hfnn capt. recalls ma queen ot the Al When would AI fought Would we groai ire-- 1 Jfrooaoiy nuenev bya tumble wild to In cvU was wwu I Foster phin ran the banks a Sails Facino I I matches of Butler 7 I purpose Wanted Planing. I should form for deep sea a Wreck 14. party would be limited fifteen wnicn nve their of ot be 15 l each be the pooled anarea or an. vtir wno d.a!re such a by Stars 111 after M. 42 Bushwlck BrooKlyn, In not jiojai nle-ht- . when Coachman meets noi in Orlscoll ratn.d much. While nival City Hudson possibly could material at J.1 nmtut ltl.li.\ countr attended all! covered cutting onmnl.ts Is limitations for ha cannot be held nave to a . . . . , I J kl.k . . . . .. . . . . i aait o- - sporia aaw. to ace airanivnu America besan Its self-iw- n I sclous during Ti,,n.iaa , i ivooae.ait, m. meet much work bout. with to using on afoul swath form sleep rank boxlnaf Brown wnen tney night Paris nion A.M. P.M. Jersey special persons fcellere rlvht, light also, \Bait there's heart'll went nshlns Foster. Later called fishing fishing leavlnc Fridays purpose amount equally shared. Benny bouta Walton Plata ta.day. reacted connaea Tnhnn., ceniury until the great prophet of raged tnroue-- me laat kwd aecaoea. mm pnu- - oaophy Its upon sports, even upon the man's sport, and then tha sea really began to coma Into its own. Vnu'va merely tolned tro with the TjlO neers, for fifty or sixty years Isn't long In a sport as old as angling. Walton wrote In a time when the sea waa popularly feared and dreaded as tha abode of mythical monsters and one van. turine- - forth far mora than a ooaetwlse veyag waa thought doomed to sail over tne edge ana nu ino we aojse on Columbus had but tha ro- tundity of tha earth. The Idea bad not yet aunk Into human and the had not essayed to conquer tha blr waters. Tun hava made TAnr debut in a new realm, leei than a old. The old TL mL'VJL \ou VlSXi ha. ha First N. T. Cl.. 7\ SWITCH REEL. 6 west street, usder the Asbury Park Fishing Club, Nov. a. Direction 01 Major j. uranium uunselth, Water SUk UneeT it is in tne interest or the I .u.-- v. ... ,. tiv rr.nn\ Red Cross I for his in retard the early Major Dunseitn said that I surf rod deacrlhea in uenio bcoivs worx nave been to ?.f . Ji Itobert Bullard. commanding the De- - affV'L.'Ea? t.TVx partment of the East ; John find a description the two piece rod P rVrtTan mmmandlna. tha W v.blln \Amarlean Quit Pishes.\ Ttand Il0 Ouard. and Brig.-- n George R. Dyer. llpfiS Henri?' ?n- - commanding the Brigade, New it would seem that wa have Tork Guard. tha two piece rod bracketted between The main event bring action two dates, for the rod in the WLSS '\\W1 PlOn of JromWn, m9y.\lt to drop In ths Third Army of Occupation, and some of our old time tackle houses and Bushy Oraham, of the Second request to browse around Army of Occupation. Both Burns and amongat their earlier catalogues to get F. tournament furnished a spectacular coatest referee. CYCLISTS SIGH. Kopsky First Race. Kopsky an. H.IOO. Call at lios nearora Ave., \mt a ua uaraen during tho ot November cember . They a team, years caused a sensation last of the stealing a the Held, only it io mo winners the McNsmara exhausted can. dition. In cablegram received it as said meeting European rtcjers Sunday agreeing Egg, Thys, Bellonl, Qlrardengo other list Qtrar-deng- b present champion recently the Tour Lombardy, 1,100 mile through mountains Italy, and Dupuy the e!s Brussels, Governors Horaoahoe). (Canarale) Jersey wrltlnr Someraet. inorousniy W1UJAK SHACKFORD. Broadway, Tackle,\ and angling rraternlty. oninlon \rllea\ afternoon ;rtrrC ml.. WlllOwa Then record Knowledge and against Bartfleld ahamefaced like and u,i Recalled. Thornton's Foster Bchuyler, missing vicinity Charley 'e Lewis's KAVWElu Tounar Jersey- - Edwards Tommy comfortable Joining. flehermin. definite stated telephone avenue, Sea Infancy. Welcome. \Beechnut. Bartfleld Dave orou environment, which reaponalDie, create prejudice especially modern strenulty, wielded influence contemplative demonstrated consciousness century Tamarack Sixty-sixt- h drive. information invitations forwarded Lleut-Ge- n. J\...1.1 cv.m'.i! Major-Oe- n. First formation champion permlaalon Cobura yesterday terms puhllclty purchase ATJTOMOmiJ: EXCHANOB. USED CARS FOR BALE. r!ATJILLAC lilt, absolutely serf act con dition throughout; muat sell, $1,400; quick buyer. 1201 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn. Phone Decatur 16. Open evenings. KTUTZ 1111. Bearcat model, sxcellent mechanical condition; will aacrlflea tor Joe and Willie Coburn tha .v- - the the won fn-a- i 8.14 neii. Phone Decatur ttie. Open TRUCKS TRUCKS TRUCKS. SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK ONLT. Rebult and Overhauled ii to IH TON PACKARD'S, FIERCE: ARROWS A WHITE TRUCK8 llll-Ill- l; ALL GUARANTEED. OVER 10 TO CHOOSE FROM. TRANSIT STORAOK WAREHOUSE, llt-IS-C TandrrbUt Ave.. Brooklyn. Telephone 2S1I Prospect. STANDARD I. touring, 1117 modal; Juat overhauled and painted; me- chanically perfeot; 11.100; nearly new tires. DONAHUE MOTORS CO.. Ill Dyer St.. Providence. R. I. Telephone 1118 Union. S Ton Pieree Arrow, White or Packard dump at a bargain: wonderful condition; new rubber: easy terms. 171 Vanderbilt Ave.. Brooklyn. STANDARD I, tourlns, ltll model; dealera car; been run 1,100 miles: new condition; price 11.150. DONAHUE MOTORS CO., Ill Dyer St. I'rovldenco. It I, Tel. S11S Unlos. the the the tha ths tha nave waiar rod Bai once Si at approximate data of er rod's appearanos therein. \pT SK-'-it- el IlltU, ,,1 . ino use 01 siik for bass. 8 8J5 8M 933 9:42 10:17 the the surf b first lines mentleB. u.. ..... I wonder If It is really true tbaVealt water rots silk lineal That aort of talk paat thirty years. y I am in receipt of a line stst me through the kindness of a London correspondent bearing a label fol'owi! .\Light Tackle Line. AdoPt?J by the Brttteh Sea Anglers Society. Break, lng Strath Tested up to Ten PouaAs\ And It Is braided silk. We all know that linen lines deteriorate rapidly If allowed tn ri.v .. But do we know that silk Uses which have been used 1 in the sslt water bahave any worse f Haqged If I know from experience. a,.1.?. ila' .r'f,ly ,0' W5!' haven't tki BMtleh found it out! SWITCH REEL. Aatury Park FUhlng Club, Nov. 4. Modest John Shaw, Champion. Mr. William Jennings Dryan, althouso. not a phyalclan, has an apt pupil In \Oraps Jules,\ who Is favoring us poor turf casters with a number of ad.ntlflo articles on dry line caatlng which should freve sspeelally valuable' to John Shaw Berger and other 409 foot caattra ' These theoretical ideas are all rtrht. \Orape Juloe,\ and may work out fine for you to make a future reoord brsaklnr caat mors than til feet Picture our present modest champion with a tournament rod in one hand and a book in the other, said .volume belns a sclentiflo treatise on turf casting. your wtsks of study might result In a' hurry up call for a brain specialist who would be In duty bound to make a gratis visit. \Orape Juice,' your figures are diad right on paper but fallow enters, juii practice everlaetlnrlr with ton, m.ti.. oumta Instead of with pen and Ink. Sunday after Sunday I have watchij good old modest John Shaw and others tMuaainar mo oia ieaa in an sorts ot weather condition! with a rod. ra.i a.j line being tha only implements used, and ths world's record was broken without tht use ot pen, ink and a maaa'of figures that to date have seemed to retard rather than accelerate a oertaln learned gentleman's lead but not his fancy's flight. new nora, nov, . oWASTIKA, Bow to Begin Serf FUhlng Now. 'Ufl-h- Tanlrta\ amarlant-a- a ha.Vtrf.. to take uo aurf eaatina and In Mfmrii. Hod and dun voices the fond bops that amid the vaporing at our craft appearlnr. In the column fronvMar to dav m.v Kac found the enlightenment earnestly aought Thla Is expecting too much. However, let ua-n- t racKie\ ancle to It ana perhaps In the few lucid Intervals cemlnsr betwixt on. ravings a fragment er two of dope wit! eacape. us. I Tha better way to .become a practical flahar of tha aurf is far ona to ra own fa tha sea and do the things that are doing thereabout. It Is somewhat lata In the year to start In unraveling birds nests with benumbed digits, so the next best thing to do. is to Join up with the surf bunch herded In Its winter habitat Come to Pelham Hay Park ot a Sunday afternoon, ''Light Tackle,\ and pick up tha war of It. Believe you ma we haro the quarters and ths field! Ot course, Pt. ham la a bit inaccessible Juat at present via trolley on the latter end of the route-- but the Lexington avenue subway will he running to the door In a- very short time. Tou're welcome. \Llsht Tackle\ every. body's welcome. Do this and when an- other ourflng aeason wanda Its course back to us you will be tuned up and ready far work. TAMARACK. New Tork, Nov. f. BOD AND O UN. Blachfish. Blachfish 6.30 A.M.Thuri.&Sat.Sunday 5 A.M, run niAvtitmui. JOSEPHINE Leaves Dunne's Dock, Sheepshead $Eiy, vapt. uitHi. BATTERY LANDING COD PISTflNO 1A.M. SATURDAY AFT ii FALCON1\7\ vr7 Sun. 7 A. 21. Fart, iainin h.i, . STEEL MOTOR VESSEL PIISGILLA IO THE FISHING RANK DUyxlxept. Monday. I A. II., D-- ck fsl wvaau ahuui, tjneeptnead nay. Capt. ENGLAND. SATURDAY M COD CAVGIIT. EVELYN v. . . ...... Sails ovary day at 7 A. M. 6 A. Ai.; Sheepshead. Cant. T II lllTfv SPECIAL NOTICB-Sall- lng tlmo 7 A. V. Instead of I A. M. COD AND CaptJoelL laavea Dunne's Sbeepahead uay, aauy except Monday. I A. U.: Sunday. 1 A t Capt. AKCH1B CHOLERA HANKS Oil IX) NO ,ulu,,u! \na: ana trmtinsr. Rosabel! sails dally except Sion. 8 A. M. Martin Bros. Dock. Shsess-hea- d Bay. Capt. D. MARTIN\. ijno. wnrriNo. cod. l'S?. A' J?' .Dally. \ainnins Sundar. Oodflahlng, Cholera Banks, 7 A. M. Kterj- will make epeciat trip Mo- nday, train ror CODHSH. Vm raa f na. a ... a a.. v?,\7?.- - phoai Cbelaea IIIL WELCOME. SILVER WAVF. MOTci . aw a -.- i,.-- ,. B. C miVlnni.S\. - Sunday. Tel. SO Fretvar!: ALERT leayaa Carman. TU.T. tT- - v ... m v umi , xad, Tneaday. Thursday. fuin... train; Sunday, SstS trala. WUITI.NQ AND HARK MDLACKFI1HI, i3\?- - A. M. : dall !. A U. except Wondar. aiaepahead Bay. Capt la UARUS. leaves Wreck Lead IKS train daily exe. Mon. an Fri.; 1:15 train Sunday. Capt. OEO. W. SATURDAY 2 P. M. AMEICAc.t,,cDh.Th.Vh. leaves L. L R. R. Slatles. Wreck Lead, ar. trala; Sua-da- 1:11 train. Balhnisa. leavea Sliver Wave. dally exc Mon. and Fri., T:U; I: JO. Commodore Ivs. Moll lor' s Dock, Sta.. Tuea. Thura. Est. ;l train. Sun.. 6!S5 train. Capt.IIenWrlfkt IXOCMDERS AND BLACKFISII. Helen B. .1st St.. Sun., 7 A. Point 7:10. Bring halt. Capt. BElta- . LydlaR.1' avea lSlth St.. E. R.. 7 A. U. 11.25. Drlng bait Capt EDITH M. III. boken. :lt A. IT.; Battery. 7 A .M. E.C.L Str. AitS. BOCK.VE8. Saturday, Queenawater ixid'.mt'iK leavea dally I A. .V.,3und;i 7 A. M from Shepjh.l Day. Capt. ANTON LU.VPT. KinNniKF' Hudson Park. Nerr Us- - afonday for Bounders. Bring Bait. SUNDAY. litO A. St. EL MAR i'WgW itTAnKviRH Ann i ivn. UfUITDV Loaves Hammer's Dock 1:1 9PlPIRFl)M,s A. If . Dally, I A. kt. a Freak Bausaaan. of the U : ROSE R. II. VELOCITY Sunday UEACn. WILSON'. Thursday Freeport, Sunday, DECKER. ferrnerly reeves Caaarsis ar7 Say it T A M. DICK and SlUJr- - Iva. Bi7 rW I A. M., Sunday 7:10 A. RIIJ, ADMIRAL 10 A.M, Capt formerly of Sea TlttW; SHAMROCK DUANE Linta BLAUKFISU. CODKISrilNO. Sheepeheart STErllChf. CHARLIE, Bay Dally J A. lj Sunday. 7 A. loavea Caaarale Dally tne Monday. A. li. leavea Canarsli dally Mrs. and Fri. Cap'..McAOI. t e e I J: S Vi t tl d q ? St It tj tt P br TV th Ui WI ba la rfo U ba t or sei an K en an on tts tn thi w lef Vei a He-- wa sir pes to obi for wh tie
