Washington Herald. (Washington, DC) 1908-07-19 [p...
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD SUNDAY JULY 19 1008 t 3 i YALE1THLETES BEST Strong Showing in College Championship J5HS SDP3EHE FOOTBALL Also Second In- Colfi Shoaling Hockey and Soc- cer Ticcrs toole Baseball Honors Harvard First Row tnt Cornell Xnndc Truck Title to4he rael I rtntercoHeglata arid col Isgiato competition In sports In the sea eon of 330708 Tale showed more versa tlllty any of the Eastern colleges The wearers of the Blue won mora inter collegiate championships than any of the others and held their own In con tests with single rivals There are now so many different kinds of sports In which the colleges engage that the season from September to Jug Inclusive virtually Is an unbroken that does not mean that students are engaged In sports from first to last because the various pastimes appeal to many different tastes The period of for one Is a period of rest for Beginning with tennis In the fan there come football golf shooting crosscoun try running chess basketball hockey ym3 3tlcs wrestling soccer football swimming lacrosse athletics base- ball and rowing an extensive field In deed Of these Harvard In tennis Yale In football golf trap shooting hockey soc- cer In which she tied for the champion- ship with Haverford wrestling and water polo Cornell In crosscountry Tan- ning track athletics and chess Colum- bia In rifle shooting and chess Princeton in gymnastics Pennsylvania in basket ball and swimming Princeton and Ford ham in baseball and Harvard and Syra- cuse in rowing were in brief the win ners of the honors Harvard won the Intercollegiate tennis tournament last both in singles and doubles Gardner being the Crimson standard bearer in the singles and DaV ney and Mlles in doubles The golf tour nament was soon afterward and here Yale repeated her successes of the year previous Yale won the team cham- pionship on the links and Knowles of won the Individual championship However the fall season from Septem ber to December was given over chiefly- to football the most popular and most virile of all college sports By beating both Harvard and Princeton by going through the season without a defeat and by being scored on by only one opponent Yale dearly won the Eastern su- premacy Interest throughout the country was keen during the whole time ao less s to see how the new rules would their second season than In finding oat Which were the best teams Great Year for Football Football this season as previously led all the rest In general interest though rowing baseball and track other major have many fol- lowers and not a few who prefer them to football The football attendances last fall ran from SW9 at the Important games to 35009 showing its great popularity The chief happenings IB the Best In a successful football saasoa Yaks defeat of Princeton te watch the Blue made a notable uphill light In the second halt Harvards good flght against the superior Yale team the Navys clean cut victory over the Army Princetons defeat by Cornell and Pennsylvanias one rally after a dteconragiag early season culminating in a decisive defeat of Cor- nell the Indians victory over Harvard Dartmouths victory over Harvard West Points Ue game with Yale in which neither scored Pennsylvanias victory over Michigan ta a stubborn game the Indians overwhelming defeat of Pennsyl- vania and the defeat of the Indians by Princeton one week later Natters of moment In the playing of the game were the new strategic maneu- vers connected with the forward pass and the fake kick The game survived well the second test ot the new rules aad though there was recurrent talk of or that big college dropping it is not likely that such course hi itself would have any bad erect at all on its con- tinued Harvard or no Harvard there is no reason why with proper safe- guards it should continue to Sourish The annual intercollegiate crosscouatry run was held over the Princeton course and again was won by the hardy men from Cornell The score made by the Ithacans was 38 points Pennsylvania was second with H Tale third with IIS Syracuse fourth with KS Harvard fifth with 182 Columbia sixth with 27 Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology seventh with 223 and Princeton last with 2SL Has kins of the Pennsylvania fished first and in record time for tOe course 35 minutes 9 15 seconds Prior to the championship run there were dual cross country runs between Yale and Princeton and between Harvard and Yale Prince ton beat Yale and Yak beat Harvard Yale Had Trap Shooter The fell intercollegiate shoot also was held In November and the Yale men proved the best at the traps score was 35 kills to Pennsylvanias igj Prince tons 151 and Harvards ML Hebard ot Yale was the beet individual shooter of the held There were dual shoots in which Yale beat Priaceton and Harvard beat Princeton In December the mare placid pastime of chess engaged the attention of the CotaatMa winning one with Yale seeead Princeton next and then Harvard Cornell woo the three cornered with Pennsylvania aad Brown next In order Something now in intercollegiate strife was a rUle shooting tournament In Square Garden at the Sportsmans Show and here Columbia came to the front The Coiuraeis men scored 3S7 points out of a possible 400 George Wash- ington was second with 3SS and Cornell next with 3C Harvards score was 363 and Yaks 347 The basketball championship of the year was won by Pennsylvania her team going through the schedule without a Columbia and Yak tied for second place and Cornell and Princeton last place Subsequently there was a series o games between Pennsylvania champions of the and the of Chi cago champions of the Middle West The Chicagoans were the victors after a struggle An interesting season of wrestling was provided by the college grapplers In a dual meet Princeton beat Pennsylvania Yale beat Princeton Tale beat Pennsyl vante Princeton beat Columbia Cornell heat Pennsylvania Yale beat Cornell Yale beat Columbia and Princeton Cornell The deal results indicated that the wrestlers from New Haven would win the Intercollegiate tournament and proved to be the case The EH team scored thirteen points to eight for Penn- sylvania four for Cornell three for Princeton and none for Columbia Another test of skill and speed la which Tale excelled was hockey The Blue was undefeated on the the first time since ISffl that its team was on top There were many dual swimming sles and the individual championships 1 Mgke m 1DTennfa and than A- but track fan held Yale gridiron work athleticsthe sportsall till It a survivaL s team Their col- legians tourna- ment toarJllt teat de- feat for East stub- born beat t such See I t w rune 4 act- ivity m- other E t were net Madi- son r 4 a 4 toe > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ° = finally tcera won by Princeton The Tigers had a fine squad of amphibians So did Pennsylvania who won the team honors of the while Tale took a share of the laurels by winning the water polo championship- At the Individual championships In which Princeton made 17 points Yale and Pennsylvania 13 Dennison of Prince ton made a new record for 60 yards of K 15 and Beatty o Tale a new tor the plunge for distance IS feet i Swimming Plentiful Ther were dual swimming In plenty Harvard won from Brown In one of them but the Providence people at water polo Tale vanquished C C N Y both at swimming and water polo Princeton defeated C Y Williams won from Brown Penn- sylvania surpassed Columbia In a dual meet Tale put away her old rival Har- vard at swimming and water polo Wlth Ington of Harvard set op a new college record of 125 for the 10 yards at this meet Pennsylvania was too much for Princeton Princeton eclipsed Yak took Columbia Into camp Pennsyl- vania won from TJate at swimming and water pete Prta too much for Harvard and Yale outpointed Columbia West Point and Annapolis between them have pretty nearly a monopoly of the fencing championships First one wins then the other West Point was the winner this season The Navy was sec- ond with Cornell and Columbia tied fer third place In dual fencing bouts the midshipmen disposed of Pennsyl- vania beat Yale and Tale won from Columbia The sinuous Tigers captured the championship Mecabe of added to Nassaus gymnastic prestige by bearing off the individual prize In a dual way Annapolis gymnasts outpointed Pennsylvania Princeton excelled Yale New York University won from Yale and also from Colorable In track there were extensive doings Indoor and outdoor and any num ber of meets dual and otherwise The intercollegiate meet the most important- of all was won by Cornell The prowess of the Ithaca athletes earned them a of thirtyfour petals Pennsylvania was eeeond Tale third Harvard fourth Dartmouth fifth Michigan sixth Swarth more seventh Columbia eighth Princeton ninth and Syracuse tenth The University of Pennsylvania relay carnival one of the moat spirited of the annual college gatherings attracted second only to the intercollegiate track meet It was oae of the few occa- sions In which East set West and the East led to knuckle down to the West in the two and fourmile relay races Both of these were won by Michigan runners The Wolverines made a new record for the twomile relay of 8 minutes 4 25 sec- onds The mile relay was won by the Quakers Dray of Tale established a new polevault record at this meet of 12 feet 4 laches The spring intercollegiate shoot was an- other opportunity for the Tale trap ex- perts to display their superiority They finished fleet with Princeton second Har- vard third and Pennsylvania fourth Harvard bad one of the best seasons finished eight won from the wavy en the Severn ran away from Cornell on the Charles and then topped off the good work by a victory dearer than all the the defeat of Yak Yale had a feel crew but it was rowed to a standstill by the Cambridge men Harvard also won the freshman eight oared and four oared races from Tale Yaks sole solace was the fact that she took the fouroar varsity race and to fast time At the Henley regatta OB the Scfaaylkm Yale w 5a a race from Har vard and Pennsylvania crews and Ute Harvard freshmen an excepttodaUy ac eenpUsbed lot with the sweeps defeated the Pennsylvania youngsters Before that the Columbia freshmen bad beaten the Yale freshmen at New Haven beet Columbia at rowing and beat th Navy There was a much more momentous victory la Etore for Syracuse then that however Tee Eycksjaen were the victors In the big regatta on the Hudson the most Impo- rtant aquatic in the country In a dose and thrjIHoK rush down the river they finteaed with Columbia Eeeond and Cornell right behind Pennsylvania was fourth and WtseoastB fifth Syra- cuse the fouroar and Cornell ue freshman struggle Princeton Champion XIne In which baseball team Is en- titled to the lions share the honors there are as usual complications te be smoothed eat but Princeton looms up roost prominently of sB The Tigers strong year in and year out OB the dia- mond sot only wan a big proportion of their gaates but defeated Penacytvanla two straight Hawed two straight Tate two out of three and Corsets Forafeam had one of the strangest college nines season Iii rec- ord EVent C- oN Tale Prince- ton athletics to- tal or her In strong and rest event first deciding of competi- tions lost Har- vard wen gym- nastic att- ention career rou1ng Her Syracuse roe ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < ¬ ¬ asr OF YJTC X fEUCf RAGE AT ZTJ aszt 2 YORK TO 3 ayaQiJiczzz xxxzuz JOZZTVW aANTumf jTEJXen va jf JZKPR Athletic eart Prevents Banner from Becoming Policeman Ancient Tradition Revived by Sew York Police Surgeon as Excuse for Rejection of New T rk Jefr 3 ke tae police surgeon verdict en Melvin Shep pard It appears that when Steep was examined for the police force be was upon the ground that he had aa athletic heart would mat htm let duty The civil service doctors how ever who pomecied f almost human ilnteffigeaoe eay d flnltely that theres nothing mat r with Stoeppards heart at all How many among the fatte4 n New York coaaers could endure a tenth af the strain that Sbeapactf proves through in every race What kind of a aaaa is aeeeesary ta the pollee department anyway tke fine breadshouldered sort that looks decora- tive OB parade and cant run for a car without porpoise or a Sbeppara at ta overhaul anything that tries to run away on two feet aad- hav plenty of wind for a fight when he g ta wtthte striking distance Its a Joke to My that any MB could ma the raoa that Sheppard ran against tile Englishman Tuesday unless he had a heart a tt steam boiler That aadtat athletic heart tradition JxphiaM big ago The bogy kind of aa athletic heart never existed A red athletic heart to the beet thing te the world to have It to a heart enlarged and strengthened by bard work until it to aWe to endure any strata and de its duty where aa ordinary heart would peter oat like a flab on a aaad bar The athletic heart bogey started when phyriclaae didnt understand physiology as as they do now aa athlete to enough to give up exercise taU Into dissipation grew let and sieppy and lllcoo Httooed be gets a Is nothing hot todigestloo gas ta the digestive organs canta a pressure the heart Having been an and free tress everything of this sort before be bcoa es frightened raeees off hind Modern uptodate doctors send Mm oat to exercise again and regulate Ills diet which him at wee As for Mel Sheppard mar New would be willing to bet if Bioghams Mouths werent tooidag that Shep will be able to trot a mile in four minutes SHEPPARDS TURN DOWN JOKE 1SFunny are the fat l like wee Jell well When se- vere pain In the t1Igi of the heart This against to a physician and Lae his heart exam relieves Athlete- S re- jected which pine a man- like sleet footle en- tirely ath- lete Yor- ker ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ NEW YORK MISS A CLEVER ATHLETE h61 tHJ MIA 2vtto1Z h aDILFI C IT AT Drrn fC3iTiyyELtY ILr6 P1dL t7KbS1tU- TwFr t 1n 13641 I = Miss Cornwell not only can swim dive run a motor boat play bell but Is skillful at fencing a good golf and polo player PHELPS WINS GOLF TITLE Becomes Western Champion by De tenting H W Allen Rock Island July IS Mason E Phelps of the Midlothian Country Clnb Chicago won the Western golf championship title here today by de- feating H W Allen ef the St Louis Country Club Inthe 36bole final by 6 up and 6 to play Phelps victory was not unexpected as he played keen golf from the opening of the tournament and eliminated a field of the most expert golfers including P Edwards his dub mate who was towscore man In the qualifying round Donald Edwards and Paul Hun terIn defeating the latter In the eerfll finals Phelps set a new record for the course for lg and 36 holes negotiating IIS for the double round and 19 for the single round IlL j and amateur Ken- neth ¬ ¬ GREAT RAGE IN SIGHT Struggle for Sculling Honors Should OARSMEN EVENLY MATCHED Harry S Bennett Present Frank B Greer Former Champion and Durando Miller Will Be Formidable at the National Regatta Springfield Mass July 13 With the national regatta on the Connecticut River course less than four weeks away rowing sharps are getting right down to cases In picking favorites and the general opinion- is that Champion Harry S Bennett of SoriagSeM will have as hard a task in holding his title this year as he had In winning Jt test year Former Champion Frank B Greer of Boston and Durando Miller of New are the men gener- ally picked as standing the best chances of leading Bennett at the finish Miller In particular Is being boomed by New Yorkers as being timber to take the championship laurels He represents the New York Athletic Club and last year bad little dlmculty in capturing the asso- ciation singles in Philadelphia New York judges of rowing are planning a big kill- ing when the race comes off for they are prepared to back Miller and there Is no doubt that they will get plenty of takers here In Bennetts home town- s Bennett in Good Shape Jim Ten Eyck the veteran Syracuse University coach Is down to give Frank Greer all the coaching he calls for even though Ten Eyck has been engaged to coach the two sons of E H Harriman the railroad magnate Bennett la In good shape and would be ready to defend his title tomorrow As usual he Is his own tutor but his admirers cannot figure defeat for Mm here on the course where he picked up sculling There is no question that knowledge of the course counts for something and this advantage will be Bennetts for the first time la his career so far as an Important race is concerned He will have other worthy opponents besides Miller and Greer and no matter how numerous the entries may be the scullers will see as soon as they strike the course that every- man will have an chance to wte That the race will be one of the most ex- citing and hotly contested affairs of ItS kind ever held there Is little doubt Entries from as far south a New Or- leans and as far west as SL Paul are assured and it is probably that Sehotes of Toronto Canada will be a contestant too Snicks Is to compete in the Olympic games and expects to return In time for the national regatta As entries do set close anti August J many of the dubs are keeping their promising men STARTS NEW BOYS CLUB air Beall Ortranlcea Young Men of Tcnnnllytoivn Rev C C Carrot of Te nallytown in oasofnl boys dub at Foundry Methodist Eptecopml Church to meet the boys of j TenaaOytowm Ja the Etderbrooke Meth- odist Episcopal Church at that pteee test Friday for the purpose ef organizing a club Mr Beall did so and the new dub was orcauized Officers were elected as follows Alfred Seller presides Clifford Had dteaoa Leon Shoemaker Stewart Postoa sad WIlliam Thompson first second third and fourth vice presidents re- spectively J Wllbert Perry treasurer and Wilbur Smith secretary In addition to the young men above nmntd the following were made charter members of the dab Wends Shoemaker Raymond Erl Humphries Charles Shoe maker Cud Dean George Holt Clayton Holt Edward Thompson Walter TLeroroe Wslthurs Frank Sagea dorff Wesley Beach Raymond VHfeog Fred Paxtoa Craft Pitcher Harry Neal and Gay Morgan The stab will be known as the Elder brooke Boys Club and wiM hold meetings every Friday hi the basement of the church The boys have organized a base lets team and wIll also have a football team Title- holder Most Contend- ers York new equal under- cover Rfgaald W Beau1 who baa a Prove Exciting ve4M sac Shoe- maker Shoe- maker ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ LADS WHO ARE HOURS AHEAD OF THEIR SCHEDULE I MIS ro s DIa 13 p N LL 3 r NOTES OF THE AUTOMOBILE Practice using the handbrake so that in an emergency Hs existence may not be This years GHode tour te the third in which Mrs Andrew Cured the well known woman driver has participated The average strength in pounds per Inch of platinum wire is BCOO cast steel SCOt and forged 6M H Any profit resulting from the grand prize race at Savannah te to be turned over to the advertising fund for the ex pMUa of the city Too much importance cannot be granted to silk as a material for outer garments china for frocks and tuft waists pongee or rajah for nets Never tara the front wheels with the gear while the ear Is stationary Not only does it strata the gear bat wears the tires The better way te to inure the wheels with the hands direct Of the 13 competitors in the contest for the Prince Henry Cop to Germany 1W were specially built can with long stroke engines aad altHatman bodies designed in curious ways to save wind resistance Success att adta the initial service es- tablished la Ph ad lahta has led to the placing of an order for seventyfive ad- ditional taxicabs and seven station will be located In various parts of the eity A special feature of the racing contests oa the new track at Lang Braaoa N J are contacts between wealthy amateur drivers maonr then X Robert Guggea- stai Oscar I awieohB and Alfred SeHg aa- A dflute solution of sulphuric add and water applied with a brush WIll uawalljr serve to effectually remove any foretga matter adhering to aluminum and will aloe give it a brighter ateh closely ap- proachlag the origtaaL- Tboaredcany the right time to dose lug of the piston to tocomtoK chars KevcrtheteM H te a fact that the tacoat lag ao net follow directly upon the pfetoa to the Incoming charge It Is pot deanable therefore to dose the valve on a deed center Failure of the meter to respond to the throws te douhUotn one of exasperating forms of troaWe that te to be met with te raoateg a ear It Is usual ly caused by aa overrich mixture brought about by a failure of the air valve to hi accordance with the opening of the throttle The New Jersey AutotnobOe and Motor Club has erected a garage at the rear of the organisations non headquarters la Newark Into which the dub has lost moved The garage Ie to be used exdus- tvefcr by members of the club when they are visiting the clubhouse and no cars are to be stored there permanently Aa autopsy bas proven that the death of Charles Tamper offlcial timer of the Automobile Club of France was only partially due to ptomaine poisoning re which a large number of guests were poisoned He had been in iliaeaKh some- time and the slight poisoning proved fatal Boston aaloaaoMltets are ranch pleased by the decision of Chairman Hower of Itinerary ef the manual tour so that an- verSoaday top will be made ta tool city Watte the tourists are in Boston they wit be entertained by the Bay State association and plans for the day have been etoapleted Besides a vast amount of data concern- Ing routes town the new year book issued by the bureau of tours of the Aato mobile Club of America contains a full synopsis of varie s State motor laws also a fan Hat of hotels garages at toraeys and phystctans in every part of the United States the A C of A official appointment TIle book Is unQn In that It contains no advertisements and Is not for sale A new era of harmonious for good roads between the farmer and automebiHst appears to leave been en tered upon at the big convention in Buf- falo This was a thoroughly national af- fair and a great success It was the first occasion In which the several na- tional bodies the American Automobile Association the National Grange and the American Road Makers Association have joined forces In the common cause The convention was called and managed by the American Automobile Association and great credit belongs to the national motoring body for having done so Mrs Jean Cuneo the only woman a car In the Glidden contest had her amateur standing well emphasized by the fact that she had great trouble In get- ting an observer Mrs Cuneo drives a COhorsepower Rainier car but the manu- facturer does not participate in her effort In any way not even to the of furnishing an observer and declined- to do so She finally named a New York newspaper reporter who will of ride in other cars Mrs Cuneo has a companion and a mechanic with her but no one touches the wheel but herself and the little woman steers the big ear as easily and gracefully as a girl handles the tiller ropes of a rowboatvon a lake Automobile engineers are deeply inter- ested In the Internal combustion engines with which the new 000teB British bat- tle ship Is to be equipped It seems prob- able that the suction gas producer will be tried This consists of a coal which bolls water The resulting steam Is passed through the fire where it mixes with coal carbon The suction engine draws this gaseous mixture through a scrubber which dean and cools the gases By tills process it is asserted only onehalf pound of coal per horse- power per hour is needed From this it is deduced that the era of gasoline Is pasting and something must soon be found to take Its place forgetteR steel sOle steering the Is at tle at the the tile t auxili- ary apes suiting the banquet of the dub at the AA touring board to change ue eo holding driv- Ing course oman square vats moment meet gases moo from coopera even born lion es ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Always make sure your rims and tires are suited to each other Buffalo claims the record for orphans day the automobile club of that city having carried 1G57 children it 237 cars The use of oil on road accord- ing to a tire manufacturer is disastrous- to rubber The leathercovered rteelstudded tires are not affected by lids it Is added In fact the 08 tends to preserve the leather Buffalo motorists are equipping their cars with drip pane in compliance with a new city ordinance designed to prevent grease aad oil from falling oa pavements Offenders may be punished by a fine of sot more for each offense Daytona FIn which possesses the fa- mous racing beech te one of the greatest automobile towns for its size In the weld possessing tOO machines ISO of which are owned by residents and 3 on an average by Northern visitors A repair man of many years experi- ence with all sorts of cars advises auto aiobiltets to keep a dose watch for wear ta tile Joints of proaeiter shafts and de- clares replacements should be made when ever It te sot poet lull to make adjust- ments Motorists are Indebted largely to tbe noted French chemist Frouche for the acetylene lamp as it was he who after exhaustive experiments produced a suc- cessful burner combining the highly ex- plosive combination of acetylene and oxygen There Is ae greater admirer of the mo- tor car In the country than former Sec- retary of War Taft now nominee fer President who loves nothing better than a spin in a big touring ear William J Bryan Is likewise an admirer of the ocsglcec steed Nazxare who has beaten Edge at his owa game ranking 1 miles an hour on the Brooktaaes track has won the Brit tee public compteteiy despite tho fact that his victory te considered a blow to British prestige for Edges record was considered unbeatable One of the handiest of an articles when touring Is an eye cup accompanied by a small bottle of boradc add to onehalf pmt of boding water This Is a most healing and strengthening eye wash and gate harmless To tired and duststrain ed eyes it Is quite soothing Keep your fan going Fans are placed on aircooled cars for good rea soon and should be kept In good order at all times This Is especially true during hot weather for alt means of keeping the cylinders cool and preventing then from overheating be attended to A decided has been given the longmooted project of a State highway between Philadelphia and Ptttsburs by Gov Stuart of Pennsylvania The gov- ernor declares the road would be wen worth building for the benefits which would be its use by tourists June of year showed an Increase o 7U per cent over the sane month of last year In Teeter registration in the State of New York and the twelve months end tog June 3t 9S showed a total registra- tion of over 142M as compared with 1X376 for the twelve months preceding Some figures that show how well to police duty are of Toledo In his repot of police during the month of June His attended to EX calls Including occasions which were acted upon by the officers during their regular work of patrolling their districts for more than 5600 miles presence of the motor spa on Toledos streets has had a won- derfully soothing effect on automobile drivers who were inoculated with the speed microbe A striking example of the way Amer- ica overtakes European industries and then eutspecds them te found In a announcement concerning the cor- poration In the automobile Industry tbe American Locomotive Company After hoeing for three years In Its factory duplicated French car It will now French name and let Its product have the full prestige of the great loco motive companys name and resources Henceforth it is understood the loco- motive car will be practically a Frond car Americanized in special details con- formably to American conditions On the whole the automobile Industry Is repeat ing bicycle history At first the English bicycles were the best to be bad here and but tho Americans then improved and now Amer are sold the world Why Aotf He clasped her In a passionate era bran The very sofa thrilled with emo one day light of ray life he cried you will bo mine all mine all of you Those silken tresses those oky blue eyes that rosebud mouth those dear darling pearly teeth that show like seashore and are more pre clous to me worlds wealth mo gaze upon them my beloved Again the sofa thrilled and shrill voice from startled the Why em out and zhow hint She her mouth with a snap By Inference The magistrate looked severely at the small redfaced man who had been sum- moned before him and who returned his gaze without flinching So you kicked your landlord down said the magistrate Did you Imagine that was within the rights of a tenant Ill bring my lease and show It to you said the llttfe man growing redder and Til wager youll agree with me that anything theyve forgotten to prohibit In that lease I had a right to do the very first good chance I rot surfaces tin Ill derive t- heo alp sere TIll ate rent her a cpi ton shell I beat siT n st I Jim everywhere allover lYua 11dWife 8 air stairs f a let cat ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ LOCAL PLAYERS LOSE Baltimore Tennis Experts Put Up Fast Game WIN TEF OF TWELVE MATCHES Have Walkover la Second Series for Intercity Championship Connie Doyle Again Defents Fred in Ercltlnjr Match Chance to Beat Philadelphia Baltimore Md July It The of the laterdty Tennis won second mates of the season from Washington this aftoroooa oa the courts of the Baltimore Country Ctaa capturing ten out of twelve matches played The locals won six out of the eight matches in the singles and made a dean In the capturing aH four This Is muck better than they were able to do In the last match which was played between the two teems on the course of the Chevy Chase Club In for they were only able to break In the stogies while they won all of the doubles The victory taday gives the local undisputed possession of second place In the association with two matches and one lost Philadelphia stands having won all three of the matches played while Washington brings up the rear with tree straight defeats One of largest galleries ever seen at a tennis match In this city was present and took a lively Interest In the events heartily cheering the winning players Doyle Defeats Colston The top Individual honors of the day went to the star member of the Washing team Doyle who defeated Frederick the best of the local players 2 61 61 Doyle beat Colston In the match ri- cently played In Washington and besides victory has beaten W C Clothier former champion F B Dewhurst Philadelphia expert who Is the present holder of the atonsville challenge cur and Wallace Johnson another FPhiladelphia player with a national reputation Doyle lies the distinction of not having tost a match this year and 1 undoubtedly the best player in the South He wits go to Long wood Mass early In August to compote in the tournament of the Eastern cham ilonships If fee maintains his present undoubtedly be beard from tourney Match Proves Exciting The match between these two cracks was exciting in the extreme Colston daring the scat set and 6i After that however he fen down badly allowing his opponeat repeatedly to pass him In the net and was defeated 6 1 6 1 Doyle shows remarkable speed and pre- cision in playing His service is espe- cially one the second ban being fully as tard as the first The play that fooled 7ostoa the most was a tricky cut ball that nearly Into the slat matting a return almost Impossible All of the matches in the stogies were closely contested the Washington players making the local men work hard for each victory In an especially good contest Harold E 6i Car ran W Harvey of the Mount Wasaiog ten also woo a wenplayed match MH 7S Lose All Double Matches In the the local seen wen The maids Colton and Col who defeated the brothers sets 6 6L The match probably next In interest was that la which John S Kerr and Charles G Brooks defeated J M Cariteie and Lincoln 75 4g 61 After play the visitors were entertained at dinner in the clubhouse John Eacor presi- dent of the Baltimore Lawn Tennis presided The Baltimore team has still a good chance to eves up matters with the crack Philadelphians for the two teams will meet in the anal match of the sea- son at on September 5 In the match recently played te Phfla- delpflia between the Quakers and the Washington team the former won only nine out of twelve Yesterday the beat this performance by winning ten out of twelve matches The Baltimore and Washington teams will probably meet In an informal match some time In August The Summaries EiccInC B Dode deleted FF Oefctea 61 I J A C Ofctos M ted g 5i fr3 Bsesssr Conies lied WK- wr 7 G3 Ctera Mnt 4 6 LtoeobJ ISM TS A D Atkauaa McM L name 81 61 W W SroteT n Jr defeated R CoBlcr S4 S J W Ikfotrd J t- CuKiJe U9 69 G Emote detested F H Brooke 63 61- Dcottes it i uA Colston defeated Dole sad CoSItT s Brooke 6S I Atitene sad defeated Golden sod I D ie S 64 St K tr- ad Brooke ittttA Lfaccfa and CbrHde 7 5 63 Spring and Minder A Kings County court convicted a men who set a spring gun In his trunk which killed the landlady of murder In the second degree Malice was not proved and the Supreme Court has just reversed the lower court and directed a pees and fair trial The case presents curious ques- tions of law It seems that the curiosity of the woman was the cause of her death It Is a warning to all to keep out ef otter peoples trunks Still a man who sets a trap gun In his trunk should not go acquitted In such a case Svppese the owner of the trunk left the city or died and it became lawful to open his It is most dangerous method of protecting property Unfit Testimony Pica Modaa Society In court of justice one woman was suing another for slander When the plaintiff was put In the witness box her counsel said to ber Now madam just tell the court what the defendant said about you Ob I cannot hesitatingly replied But you the instated The whole case bangs upon your testimony It Isnt fit for any deceni pica a to hear 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THE WASHINGTON HERALD SUNDAY JULY 19 1008t 3 i
YALE1THLETES BEST
Strong Showing inCollege Championship
J5HS SDP3EHE FOOTBALL
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Colfi Shoaling Hockey and Soc-
cer Ticcrs toole Baseball HonorsHarvard First Rowtnt Cornell Xnndc Truck Title
to4he rael I rtntercoHeglata arid colIsgiato competition In sports In the seaeon of 330708 Tale showed more versatlllty any of the Eastern collegesThe wearers of the Blue won mora intercollegiate championships than any ofthe others and held their own In contests with single rivals
There are now so many different kindsof sports In which the colleges engagethat the season from September to JugInclusive virtually Is an unbroken
that does not mean that studentsare engaged In sports from first to lastbecause the various pastimes appeal tomany different tastes The period of
for one Is a period of rest for
Beginning with tennis In the fan therecome football golf shooting crosscountry running chess basketball hockey
ym3 3tlcs wrestling soccer footballswimming lacrosse athletics base-ball and rowing an extensive field Indeed
Of these Harvard In tennis Yale Infootball golf trap shooting hockey soc-cer In which she tied for the champion-ship with Haverford wrestling andwater polo Cornell In crosscountry Tan-ning track athletics and chess Colum-bia In rifle shooting and chess Princetonin gymnastics Pennsylvania in basketball and swimming Princeton and Fordham in baseball and Harvard and Syra-cuse in rowing were in brief the winners of the honors
Harvard won the Intercollegiate tennistournament last both in singles anddoubles Gardner being the Crimsonstandard bearer in the singles and DaVney and Mlles in doubles The golf tournament was soon afterward andhere Yale repeated her successes of theyear previous Yale won the team cham-pionship on the links and Knowles of
won the Individual championshipHowever the fall season from Septem
ber to December was given over chiefly-to football the most popular and mostvirile of all college sports By beatingboth Harvard and Princeton by goingthrough the season without a defeat andby being scored on by only one opponentYale dearly won the Eastern su-premacy
Interest throughout the country waskeen during the whole time ao less sto see how the new rules wouldtheir second season than In finding oatWhich were the best teams
Great Year for FootballFootball this season as previously led
all the rest In general interest thoughrowing baseball and trackother major have many fol-lowers and not a few who prefer them tofootball The football attendances lastfall ran from SW9 at the Important gamesto 35009 showing its great popularity
The chief happenings IB the Best In asuccessful football saasoa Yaksdefeat of Princeton te watch the Bluemade a notable uphill light In the secondhalt Harvards good flght against thesuperior Yale team the Navys cleancut victory over the Army Princetonsdefeat by Cornell and Pennsylvanias onerally after a dteconragiag early seasonculminating in a decisive defeat of Cor-nell the Indians victory over HarvardDartmouths victory over Harvard WestPoints Ue game with Yale in whichneither scored Pennsylvanias victoryover Michigan ta a stubborn game theIndians overwhelming defeat of Pennsyl-vania and the defeat of the Indians byPrinceton one week later
Natters of moment In the playing ofthe game were the new strategic maneu-vers connected with the forward pass andthe fake kick The game survived wellthe second test ot the new rules aadthough there was recurrent talk ofor that big college dropping it is notlikely that such course hi itself wouldhave any bad erect at all on its con-tinued Harvard or no Harvardthere is no reason why with proper safe-guards it should continue to Sourish
The annual intercollegiate crosscouatryrun was held over the Princeton courseand again was won by the hardy menfrom Cornell The score made by theIthacans was 38 points Pennsylvaniawas second with H Tale third with IISSyracuse fourth with KS Harvard fifthwith 182 Columbia sixth with 27 Massa-chusetts Institute of Technology seventhwith 223 and Princeton last with 2SL Haskins of the Pennsylvania fishedfirst and in record time for tOe course35 minutes 9 15 seconds Prior to thechampionship run there were dual crosscountry runs between Yale and Princetonand between Harvard and Yale Princeton beat Yale and Yak beat Harvard
Yale Had Trap ShooterThe fell intercollegiate shoot also was
held In November and the Yale menproved the best at the traps scorewas 35 kills to Pennsylvanias igj Princetons 151 and Harvards ML Hebard otYale was the beet individual shooter ofthe held There were dual shoots in whichYale beat Priaceton and Harvard beatPrinceton
In December the mare placid pastime ofchess engaged the attention of the
CotaatMa winning onewith Yale seeead Princeton next
and then Harvard Cornell woo the threecornered with Pennsylvaniaaad Brown next In order
Something now in intercollegiate strifewas a rUle shooting tournament In
Square Garden at the SportsmansShow and here Columbia came to thefront The Coiuraeis men scored 3S7points out of a possible 400 George Wash-ington was second with 3SS and Cornellnext with 3C Harvards score was 363and Yaks 347
The basketball championship of theyear was won by Pennsylvania her teamgoing through the schedule without a
Columbia and Yak tied for secondplace and Cornell and Princeton lastplace Subsequently there was a series ogames between Pennsylvania championsof the and the of Chicago champions of the Middle West TheChicagoans were the victors after a
struggleAn interesting season of wrestling was
provided by the college grapplers In adual meet Princeton beat PennsylvaniaYale beat Princeton Tale beat Pennsylvante Princeton beat Columbia Cornellheat Pennsylvania Yale beat CornellYale beat Columbia and PrincetonCornell The deal results indicated thatthe wrestlers from New Haven would winthe Intercollegiate tournament andproved to be the case The EH teamscored thirteen points to eight for Penn-sylvania four for Cornell three forPrinceton and none for Columbia
Another test of skill and speed la whichTale excelled was hockey The Blue wasundefeated on the the first time sinceISffl that its team was on top
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At the Individual championships Inwhich Princeton made 17 points Yaleand Pennsylvania 13 Dennison of Princeton made a new record for 60 yards of
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Y Williams won from Brown Penn-sylvania surpassed Columbia In a dualmeet Tale put away her old rival Har-vard at swimming and water polo WlthIngton of Harvard set op a new collegerecord of 125 for the 10 yards at thismeet Pennsylvania was too much forPrinceton Princeton eclipsed Yak
took Columbia Into camp Pennsyl-vania won from TJate at swimming andwater pete Prta too much forHarvard and Yale outpointed Columbia
West Point and Annapolis betweenthem have pretty nearly a monopoly ofthe fencing championships First onewins then the other West Point was thewinner this season The Navy was sec-ond with Cornell and Columbia tied ferthird place In dual fencing bouts themidshipmen disposed of Pennsyl-vania beat Yale and Tale won fromColumbia
The sinuous Tigers captured thechampionship Mecabe of
added to Nassaus gymnastic prestigeby bearing off the individual prize In adual way Annapolis gymnasts outpointedPennsylvania Princeton excelled YaleNew York University won from Yale andalso from Colorable
In track there were extensivedoings Indoor and outdoor and any number of meets dual and otherwise Theintercollegiate meet the most important-of all was won by Cornell The prowessof the Ithaca athletes earned them a
of thirtyfour petals Pennsylvaniawas eeeond Tale third Harvard fourthDartmouth fifth Michigan sixth Swarthmore seventh Columbia eighth Princetonninth and Syracuse tenth
The University of Pennsylvania relaycarnival one of the moat spirited of theannual college gatherings attracted
second only to the intercollegiatetrack meet It was oae of the few occa-sions In which East set West and theEast led to knuckle down to the West inthe two and fourmile relay races Bothof these were won by Michigan runners
The Wolverines made a new record forthe twomile relay of 8 minutes 4 25 sec-onds The mile relay was won by theQuakers Dray of Tale established anew polevault record at this meet of 12feet 4 laches
The spring intercollegiate shoot was an-other opportunity for the Tale trap ex-perts to display their superiority Theyfinished fleet with Princeton second Har-vard third and Pennsylvania fourth
Harvard bad one of the best seasons
finished eight won from the wavy en theSevern ran away from Cornell on theCharles and then topped off the goodwork by a victory dearer than all the
the defeat of Yak Yale had a feelcrew but it was rowed to a standstillby the Cambridge men
Harvard also won the freshman eightoared and four oared races from TaleYaks sole solace was the fact that shetook the fouroar varsity race and tofast time At the Henley regatta OB theScfaaylkm Yale w 5a a race from Harvard and Pennsylvania crews and UteHarvard freshmen an excepttodaUy aceenpUsbed lot with the sweeps defeatedthe Pennsylvania youngsters Before thatthe Columbia freshmen bad beaten theYale freshmen at New Haven
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much more momentous victory la Etorefor Syracuse then that however TeeEycksjaen were the victors In the bigregatta on the Hudson the most Impo-rtant aquatic in the country In adose and thrjIHoK rush down the riverthey finteaed with Columbia Eeeondand Cornell right behind Pennsylvaniawas fourth and WtseoastB fifth Syra-cuse the fouroar and Cornell u efreshman struggle
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Athletic eart Prevents Bannerfrom Becoming Policeman
Ancient Tradition Revived by SewYork Police Surgeon as Excuse
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New T rk Jefr 3 ke taepolice surgeon verdict en Melvin Sheppard It appears that when Steep wasexamined for the police force be was
upon the ground that he had aaathletic heart would mat htm
let duty The civil service doctors however who pomecied f almost humanilnteffigeaoe eay d flnltely that theresnothing mat r with Stoeppards heartat all
How many among the fatte4 n NewYork coaaers could endure a tenth af thestrain that Sbeapactf proves through inevery race
What kind of a aaaa is aeeeesary ta thepollee department anyway tke finebreadshouldered sort that looks decora-tive OB parade and cant run for a carwithout porpoise or a
Sbeppara at ta overhaul anythingthat tries to run away on two feet aad-hav plenty of wind for a fight whenhe g ta wtthte striking distanceIts a Joke to My that any MB could
ma the raoa that Sheppard ran againsttile Englishman Tuesday unless he had aheart a tt steam boiler
That aadtat athletic heart traditionJxphiaM big ago The bogy kind
of aa athletic heart never existed Ared athletic heart to the beet thing tethe world to have It to a heart enlargedand strengthened by bard work until it toaWe to endure any strata and de its dutywhere aa ordinary heart would peter oatlike a flab on a aaad bar
The athletic heart bogey started whenphyriclaae didnt understand physiologyas as they do now aa athleteto enough to give up exercise
taU Into dissipation grew let andsieppy and lllcoo Httooed be gets a
Is nothing hot todigestloo gas ta thedigestive organs canta a pressure
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PHELPS WINS GOLF TITLE
Becomes Western Champion by Detenting H W Allen
Rock Island July IS Mason EPhelps of the Midlothian Country ClnbChicago won the Western golfchampionship title here today by de-
feating H W Allen ef the St LouisCountry Club Inthe 36bole final by 6 upand 6 to play
Phelps victory was not unexpected ashe played keen golf from the opening ofthe tournament and eliminated a field ofthe most expert golfers including
P Edwards his dub mate whowas towscore man In the qualifyinground Donald Edwards and Paul Hun
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Harry S Bennett PresentFrank B Greer Former
Champion and Durando MillerWill Be Formidable
at the National Regatta
Springfield Mass July 13 With thenational regatta on the Connecticut Rivercourse less than four weeks away rowingsharps are getting right down to cases Inpicking favorites and the general opinion-is that Champion Harry S Bennett ofSoriagSeM will have as hard a task inholding his title this year as he had Inwinning Jt test year Former ChampionFrank B Greer of Boston and DurandoMiller of New are the men gener-ally picked as standing the best chancesof leading Bennett at the finish
Miller In particular Is being boomed byNew Yorkers as being timber to take thechampionship laurels He represents theNew York Athletic Club and last yearbad little dlmculty in capturing the asso-ciation singles in Philadelphia New Yorkjudges of rowing are planning a big kill-ing when the race comes off for they areprepared to back Miller and there Is nodoubt that they will get plenty of takershere In Bennetts home town-
s Bennett in Good ShapeJim Ten Eyck the veteran Syracuse
University coach Is down to give FrankGreer all the coaching he calls for eventhough Ten Eyck has been engaged tocoach the two sons of E H Harrimanthe railroad magnate Bennett la In goodshape and would be ready to defendhis title tomorrow As usual he Is hisown tutor but his admirers cannot figuredefeat for Mm here on the course wherehe picked up sculling
There is no question that knowledge ofthe course counts for something and thisadvantage will be Bennetts for the firsttime la his career so far as an Importantrace is concerned He will have otherworthy opponents besides Miller andGreer and no matter how numerous theentries may be the scullers will see assoon as they strike the course that every-man will have an chance to wteThat the race will be one of the most ex-citing and hotly contested affairs of ItSkind ever held there Is little doubt
Entries from as far south a New Or-leans and as far west as SL Paul areassured and it is probably that Sehotesof Toronto Canada will be a contestanttoo Snicks Is to compete in the Olympicgames and expects to return In time forthe national regatta As entries do setclose anti August J many of the dubsare keeping their promising men
STARTS NEW BOYS CLUB
air Beall Ortranlcea Young Men ofTcnnnllytoivn
Rev C C Carrot of Te nallytown in
oasofnl boys dub at Foundry MethodistEptecopml Church to meet the boys of j
TenaaOytowm Ja the Etderbrooke Meth-odist Episcopal Church at that pteee testFriday for the purpose ef organizing aclub Mr Beall did so and the new dubwas orcauized Officers were elected asfollows
Alfred Seller presides Clifford Haddteaoa Leon Shoemaker Stewart Postoasad WIlliam Thompson first secondthird and fourth vice presidents re-spectively J Wllbert Perry treasurerand Wilbur Smith secretary
In addition to the young men abovenmntd the following were made chartermembers of the dab
Wends Shoemaker RaymondErl Humphries Charles Shoe
maker Cud Dean George Holt ClaytonHolt Edward Thompson Walter
TLeroroe Wslthurs Frank Sageadorff Wesley Beach Raymond VHfeogFred Paxtoa Craft Pitcher Harry Nealand Gay Morgan
The stab will be known as the Elderbrooke Boys Club and wiM hold meetingsevery Friday hi the basement of thechurch The boys have organized a baselets team and wIll also have a footballteam
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NOTES OF THE AUTOMOBILEPractice using the handbrake so that
in an emergency Hs existence may not be
This years GHode tour te the third inwhich Mrs Andrew Cured the wellknown woman driver has participated
The average strength in pounds perInch of platinum wire is BCOO
cast steel SCOt and forged 6M H
Any profit resulting from the grandprize race at Savannah te to be turnedover to the advertising fund for the expMUa of the city
Too much importance cannot be grantedto silk as a material for outer garmentschina for frocks and tuft waistspongee or rajah for nets
Never tara the front wheels with thegear while the ear Is stationary
Not only does it strata the gear batwears the tires The better way te toinure the wheels with the hands direct
Of the 13 competitors in the contest forthe Prince Henry Cop to Germany 1Wwere specially built can with long strokeengines aad altHatman bodies designed incurious ways to save wind resistance
Success att adta the initial service es-
tablished la Ph ad lahta has led to theplacing of an order for seventyfive ad-
ditional taxicabs and seven station willbe located In various parts of the eity
A special feature of the racing contestsoa the new track at Lang Braaoa N Jare contacts between wealthy amateurdrivers maonr then X Robert Guggea-
stai Oscar I awieohB and Alfred SeHgaa-A dflute solution of sulphuric add and
water applied with a brush WIll uawalljrserve to effectually remove any foretgamatter adhering to aluminum and willaloe give it a brighter ateh closely ap-proachlag the origtaaL-
Tboaredcany the right time to dose
lug of the piston to tocomtoK charsKevcrtheteM H te a fact that the tacoatlag ao net follow directly uponthe pfetoa to the Incoming charge It Ispot deanable therefore to dose the valveon a deed center
Failure of the meter to respond to thethrows te douhUotn one ofexasperating forms of troaWe that te tobe met with te raoateg a ear It Is usually caused by aa overrich mixturebrought about by a failure of the
air valve to hi accordance withthe opening of the throttle
The New Jersey AutotnobOe and MotorClub has erected a garage at the rearof the organisations non headquartersla Newark Into which the dub has lostmoved The garage Ie to be used exdus-tvefcr by members of the club when theyare visiting the clubhouse and no carsare to be stored there permanently
Aa autopsy bas proven that the deathof Charles Tamper offlcial timer of theAutomobile Club of France was onlypartially due to ptomaine poisoning re
which a large number of guests werepoisoned He had been in iliaeaKh some-time and the slight poisoning provedfatal
Boston aaloaaoMltets are ranch pleasedby the decision of Chairman Hower of
Itinerary ef the manual tour so that an-verSoaday top will be made ta tool
city Watte the tourists are in Bostonthey wit be entertained by the Bay Stateassociation and plans for the day havebeen etoapleted
Besides a vast amount of data concern-Ing routes town the new year bookissued by the bureau of tours of the Aatomobile Club of America contains a fullsynopsis of varie s State motor lawsalso a fan Hat of hotels garages attoraeys and phystctans in every part ofthe United States the A C of Aofficial appointment TIle book Is unQnIn that It contains no advertisements andIs not for sale
A new era of harmoniousfor good roads between the farmer andautomebiHst appears to leave been entered upon at the big convention in Buf-falo This was a thoroughly national af-fair and a great success It was thefirst occasion In which the several na-tional bodies the American AutomobileAssociation the National Grange and theAmerican Road Makers Association havejoined forces In the common cause Theconvention was called and managed bythe American Automobile Associationand great credit belongs to the nationalmotoring body for having done so
Mrs Jean Cuneo the only womana car In the Glidden contest had her
amateur standing well emphasized by thefact that she had great trouble In get-ting an observer Mrs Cuneo drives aCOhorsepower Rainier car but the manu-facturer does not participate in her effortIn any way not even to the offurnishing an observer and declined-to do so She finally named a New Yorknewspaper reporter who will ofride in other cars Mrs Cuneo has a
companion and a mechanic withher but no one touches the wheel butherself and the little woman steers thebig ear as easily and gracefully as a girlhandles the tiller ropes of a rowboatvona lake
Automobile engineers are deeply inter-ested In the Internal combustion engineswith which the new 000teB British bat-tle ship Is to be equipped It seems prob-able that the suction gas producer will betried This consists of a coalwhich bolls water The resulting steamIs passed through the fire where it mixeswith coal carbon The suction enginedraws this gaseous mixture through ascrubber which dean and cools thegases By tills process it is assertedonly onehalf pound of coal per horse-power per hour is needed From this itis deduced that the era of gasoline Ispasting and something must soon befound to take Its place
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Always make sure your rims and tiresare suited to each other
Buffalo claims the record for orphansday the automobile club of that cityhaving carried 1G57 children it 237 cars
The use of oil on road accord-ing to a tire manufacturer is disastrous-to rubber The leathercoveredrteelstudded tires are not affected bylids it Is added In fact the 08 tends topreserve the leather
Buffalo motorists are equipping theircars with drip pane in compliance with anew city ordinance designed to preventgrease aad oil from falling oa pavementsOffenders may be punished by a fine ofsot more for each offense
Daytona FIn which possesses the fa-mous racing beech te one of the greatestautomobile towns for its size In theweld possessing tOO machines ISO ofwhich are owned by residents and 3 onan average by Northern visitors
A repair man of many years experi-ence with all sorts of cars advises autoaiobiltets to keep a dose watch for wearta tile Joints of proaeiter shafts and de-clares replacements should be made whenever It te sot poet lull to make adjust-ments
Motorists are Indebted largely to tbenoted French chemist Frouche for theacetylene lamp as it was he who afterexhaustive experiments produced a suc-cessful burner combining the highly ex-plosive combination of acetylene andoxygen
There Is ae greater admirer of the mo-tor car In the country than former Sec-retary of War Taft now nominee ferPresident who loves nothing better thana spin in a big touring ear William JBryan Is likewise an admirer of the
ocsglcec steedNazxare who has beaten Edge at his
owa game ranking 1 miles an hour onthe Brooktaaes track has won the Brittee public compteteiy despite tho factthat his victory te considered a blow toBritish prestige for Edges record wasconsidered unbeatable
One of the handiest of an articles whentouring Is an eye cup accompanied by asmall bottle of boradc add to onehalfpmt of boding water This Is a mosthealing and strengthening eye wash andgate harmless To tired and duststrained eyes it Is quite soothing
Keep your fan going Fans areplaced on aircooled cars for good reasoon and should be kept In good order atall times This Is especially true duringhot weather for alt means of keeping thecylinders cool and preventing then fromoverheating be attended to
A decided has been given thelongmooted project of a State highwaybetween Philadelphia and Ptttsburs byGov Stuart of Pennsylvania The gov-ernor declares the road would be wenworth building for the benefits whichwould be its use by tourists
June of year showed an Increase o7U per cent over the sane month of lastyear In Teeter registration in the State ofNew York and the twelve months endtog June 3t 9S showed a total registra-tion of over 142M as compared with 1X376for the twelve months preceding
Some figures that show how wellto police duty are
of Toledo In hisrepot of police during the monthof June His attended to EXcalls Including occasions which wereacted upon by the officers during theirregular work of patrolling their districts
for more than 5600 milespresence of the motorspa on Toledos streets has had a won-
derfully soothing effect on automobiledrivers who were inoculated with thespeed microbe
A striking example of the way Amer-ica overtakes European industries andthen eutspecds them te found In aannouncement concerning the cor-poration In the automobile Industry tbeAmerican Locomotive Company Afterhoeing for three years In Its factory
duplicated French car It will nowFrench name and let Its product
have the full prestige of the great locomotive companys name and resourcesHenceforth it is understood the loco-motive car will be practically a Frondcar Americanized in special details con-formably to American conditions On thewhole the automobile Industry Is repeating bicycle history At first the Englishbicycles were the best to be bad hereand but tho Americans
then improved and now Amerare sold the world
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LOCAL PLAYERS LOSE
Baltimore Tennis ExpertsPut Up Fast Game
WIN TEF OF TWELVE MATCHES
Have Walkover la Second Series forIntercity Championship ConnieDoyle Again Defents Fredin Ercltlnjr Match
Chance to Beat Philadelphia
Baltimore Md July It Theof the laterdty Tennis
won second mates of the season fromWashington this aftoroooa oa the courtsof the Baltimore Country Ctaa capturingten out of twelve matches played
The locals won six out of the eightmatches in the singles and made a dean
In the capturing aH four
This Is muck better than they were ableto do In the last match which was playedbetween the two teems on the course ofthe Chevy Chase Club In forthey were only able tobreak In the stogies while they won allof the doubles
The victory taday gives the localundisputed possession of second place Inthe association with two matchesand one lost Philadelphia standshaving won all three of the matchesplayed while Washington brings up therear with tree straight defeats One of
largest galleries ever seen at a tennismatch In this city was present and tooka lively Interest In the events heartilycheering the winning players
Doyle Defeats ColstonThe top Individual honors of the day
went to the star member of the Washingteam Doyle who defeated
Frederick the best of the localplayers 2 61 61
Doyle beat Colston In the match ri-
cently played In Washington and besidesvictory has beaten W C Clothierformer champion F B
Dewhurst Philadelphiaexpert who Is the present holder of theatonsville challenge cur and WallaceJohnson another FPhiladelphia playerwith a national reputation Doyle liesthe distinction of not having tost a matchthis year and 1 undoubtedly the bestplayer in the South He wits go to Longwood Mass early In August to compotein the tournament of the Eastern chamilonships If fee maintains his present
undoubtedly be beard fromtourney
Match Proves ExcitingThe match between these two cracks
was exciting in the extreme Colstondaring the scat set and6i After that however he
fen down badly allowing his opponeatrepeatedly to pass him In the net andwas defeated 6 1 6 1
Doyle shows remarkable speed and pre-cision in playing His service is espe-cially one the second ban being fully astard as the first The play that fooled
7ostoa the most was a tricky cut ballthat nearly Into the slat mattinga return almost Impossible
All of the matches in the stogies wereclosely contested the Washington playersmaking the local men work hard for eachvictory In an especially good contest
Harold E6i Carran W Harvey of the Mount Wasaiogten also woo a wenplayed match
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Lincoln 75 4g 61 After playthe visitors were entertained at dinnerin the clubhouse John Eacor presi-dent of the Baltimore Lawn Tennis
presidedThe Baltimore team has still a good
chance to eves up matters with thecrack Philadelphians for the two teamswill meet in the anal match of the sea-son at on September 5In the match recently played te Phfla-delpflia between the Quakers and theWashington team the former won onlynine out of twelve Yesterdaythe beat this performance bywinning ten out of twelve matches TheBaltimore and Washington teams willprobably meet In an informal matchsome time In August
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