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1 THE TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1916 Nine wpfnimim iuiii.uiiin.il The Hotel ST. AUGUSTINE IN WORLD OF SPORTS For Florida People HOTEL BURBRIDGE FIRE PROOF AND RETURN IS" 1 Every Room Withi FRIZZLE SAVES DAY MR. AND MRS. HOBART GO INTO THE FINALS AND AI COS IN $1.50 i Per Day Private Bath. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA SEPT.

4th SPECIAL TRAIN VIA Atlantic Coast Line "STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH" FORSARATOGA FORsVl Clearwater Pair Will Fight For Mixed Doubles At Asheville CIGARCinLEAGUE ROSTER OF CLUBS IS COMPLETE SCHEDULE TO BE SUBMITTED TODAY EEATS KILLANA, SECOND CHOICE, IN FEATURE MAGTAGGART IS ACTIVE ASHEVILLE, N. Aug. 25. J. O.

Erwin, of Spartanburg, S. today won the final in the men's singles of the open tennis tournament of the Asheville Country Club defeating R. B. Logan of New Orleans 3-6, 6-2, 6-2, 6-2. Results of the other matches EABOAR AIR LINE RAILWAY CO.

The Progressive Railway of the South STAR VILLA Indian Beach's Newest Hotel Special Week-end Rates DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT WESLEY PHILLIPS, Proprietor. SARATOGA. Aue. 25 Soecial)- Men's doubles, semi-final round, B. M.

Grant and C. Y. Smith, of Atlanta, defeated J. L. Chambers of Charlotte and E.

S. Waring of Columbia, S. FL AN 6-4, 7-5. The entrance of clubs from the T. M.

C. A. and the Amesco people completes the roster of six clubs for the Cigar City Bowling League, which season opens at the Lafayette Alleys September 4. At yesterday's meeting the by-laws and rules for the league were adopted principally as last year, the only changes being that the Hillsborough County residence clause was stricken out and the league is open to the world and a rule was inserted making it im- W. L.

Cary of Greenville, S. and 1U P. H. Winston, of Chapel' Hill, defeat LEESBURG. FLA ed J.

A. Means of Knoxville and F. W. EPERANZA A SURPRISE OVER CLEVELAND TRACK Thomas, of Asheville, 3-6, 8-6, 6-3. (Florida's Own Train) Mixed doubles, semi-final rounds.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hobart of Clearwater, defeated Miss Irene nrssihl for a.nv club to change its Quickest and Most Complete Train Operating roster during the last six weeks of any Adger of Greenville, S. and J. O.

Erwin, of Spartanburg, S. 9-7, 7-5; Mrs. Reynolds of Philadelphia championship series, thus eliminating HOTEL FRANCESCA American Plan New and Modern LEESBURG. FLORIDA Rates: $2.00 per day; $2.50 with bath Free Sample Room MISS F. C.

DENNIS, Prop. the nossibility of a star jumping to on and L. A. Brooks of Brevard, defeated team in the fight for the pennant in Miss Theresa Chapman of Asheville in the State ot Florida Start ycur vacation trip right by using this superb train. and P.

H. Winston, 3-6, 6-2, 6-2. order to strengthen it. The schedule was not at the meet lng, O. B.

Wetherell not having been notified in time of a change of the Ladies' doubles, semi-final round, Miss Theresa Chapman and Mrs. Robert Johnston, of Asheville defeated Miss Irene Adger and Miss Ellen Perry of Greenville, S. C. 6-4, 6-2. Lv.

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CLEVELAND. Aug. 25. The closing day of the Grand Circuit meeting at North Randall today furnished one of the biggest surprises of the meeting when Billy Durfee placed Es-peranza, a rank outsider, first in the summary in the 2:06 trot, winning the third and fourth heats after Joan, the favorite, had taken the opening mile and Director Todd the second. In the other events the favorite had fairly easy going.

The pacing division of the champion stallion stakes proved easy for Peter Locke. "Pop" Geers rode his first winning race of the meeting when, with Napoleon Direct he took the free-for-all pasing. time for the meeting and he will pre sent it for acceptance this morning. Summer tourist rates on sale daily. Return limit October 31.

Frizzlf won the feature here today from Killana by a nose, saving an odd bean for the players, who lost heavily throughout the remainder of the day. McTaggart had the mount on three winners. Th summaries: FIRST RACE, six furlongs: Fellowship 110 (Martin) 10 to 1. 5 to 2, 6 to 5, won; The Brook 110 (Byrne) 20 to 1, 6 to 1, 5 to 2, second; Meditation 110 (Butwell) i5 to 1, 5 to 2, even, third. Time.

1:15. Tan Tizy, Cleek. Glbralta, Xylon, Maybird. Bar Frost also ran. SECOND RACE, five and a half furlongs: Wistful 115 (Davies) 2 to 1.

1 to 2, out, won; Straight Forward 114 (McTaggart) 8 to 5, 2 to 5, out, second; Top of The Wave 112 (Schuttin-ger) 20 to 1. 4 to 1, out, third. Tim Buford also ran. THIRD RACE, mile: Virile 122 (McTaggart i 3 to 2, 2 to 5, 1 to 3. won; Jesse Jr.

Ill (Phillips) 9 to 2, 6 to 5, 1 to 2, second; Brizz 105 (Fuersf) 8 to -5. 1 to 2, 1 to 5. third. Time 1:42 4-5. Big To Do, Peacock, Virginia W.

also ran. FOURTH RACE, mile and a quarter: Frizzle 122 (Davies) 3 to 5. 1 to 5, out, won; Killana 110 (LaPaile) 13 -to 5, 1 to 2, out, second; Half Rock 116 (McTaggart) 4 to 1, 7 to 10, out, third. Time 2:10. FIFTH RACE, mile: Miss Fanny 105 (Murphv) 3 to 1, even.

1 to 2, won; Star Gift 103 (Lyke) 4 to 1. 2 to 1. even, second; 105 (McTaggart) 4 to 1, 3 to 2, 7 to 10, third. Time 1:13 1-5. Royal Meteor, 'Ttaconteuse.

Edna Kenna, Good Counsel, Maifou, Brave, Golden Gate also ran. SIXTH RACE, five and a half furlongs: Star Finch 109 (McTaggart) 2 to 1. 7 to. 10, 1 to. 3.

won; 109 (Byrne) 12 to" 1, 4 to 1. 2 to 1, sec CROCKETT SPRINGS, Va. Men's consolation singles, semi-final round, J. S. Counselman of Brevard defeated F.

W. Thomas of Asheville, GOING AWAY? ASK US For Reservations, Schedules, Etc. 6-1. 5-7, 6-2. Rutledge Capers of Augusta defeated C.

P. Wofford, of Spartanburg, 6-3, 6-2. SPEAKER CUTS UP Moran Is Now Third Batsman In Southern League W. A. BENTON, C.

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Crocket fi rings, Va. M. C. THOMAS. Manager LOCAL NEGRO TEAM TO PLAY MIAMI NINE C.

L. KNIGHTS BUNCH BECOME "HASBEENS" SUMMER SCHEDULE SEASON 1916 Tris Speaker went to bat ten times todav in the Philadelphia-Cleveland double header, getting a total of five PENINSULAR OCCIDENTAL S. S. COMPANY hits and increasing his average two points. Cobb and Jackson, his near est competitors in the American Doc Osier Retrieves His Recent pisastrous Defeat With Rejuvenated Heroes League, each made but one hit in four PORT TAMPA KEY WEST HAVANA LINE (Touching At Key West) Effective from Port Tampa, Florida, April 9th, 1916 I (Steamship Leave Port Tampa.

Sundays and Thursdays, 3 p. arrive Key West, The Miami Giants, colored, will meet the Tampa Whales in a three-game series next Monday, Tuesday and Wednseday at Plant Field. The series is expected to be very interesting as the Giants are the champions of the East Coast and are touring the State for the negro championship honors. times up. Robertson has lost second place in the National League batting contest Mondays and Fridays, 7 a.

leave Key West. Mondays and Friday, 8:39 a. arrive Havana, Mondays and Fridays. 5:30 p. tn.

and though he made two hits in five times at bat today he is yet two points behind Hornsby, the St. Louis MIAMI STRUCK BY STORM MIAMI, Aug. 25. The tail of the West Indian hurricane recently reported off the Florida coast struck this section, late today accompanied by a. forty-eight-mile gale.

Six inches of rain fell in a short time and the streets in the business section were flooded. The damage here was slight and no reports of extensive damage on the lower coast have been received here. The local nine has strengthened since its last appearance and is confident of ond; Deskmate 109 (Ryan) 30 to 1, 10 making a clean sweep of the series. The game will be called promptly at 3 to 1. 5 to 1, third.

Time 1:09 2-5. Golden Fox, Sortie, Monotony, Acaba-do. Sandstone also- ran. o'clock. Leave Havana.

Tuesdays and Saturdays, 3:30 a. arrive Key West. Tuesdays and Saturdays, 5:30 p. leave Key West. Tuesdays and Satur days.

7 p. arrive Port Wednesdays and Sundays. 11 a. m. KEY WEST HAVANA LINE Effective from Kev West.

Florida. Aoril 11th. 1916 (Steamships "Olivette" and Lv. Kev West Mon. Tue.

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Jacksonville, Fla. A. C. Tampa. Fla.

Jacksonville. Fla, J-W-H -J-n -J M-H-M- 4" MRS. LETTE CHAMPION Col. C. L.

Knight's aggregation became, "hasbeens" last night at the Lafayette Alleys when Doc Osier put his bunch of rounders over in old-style. It was a great match with the Oslerites winning 2,907 to 2,875 and three games to two. C. L. Knight's "Has Beens" Total Av.

L. E. Knight 202 189 207 598 199 McCarty 205 178 216 599 200 Whitehead 174 160 169 503 168 C. L. 170 202 204 576 192 Thiot 223 209 167 599 200 Total 974 938 963 2,875 Team average 192.

Osier's "Oldstyles" Total Av. Osier 223 215 177 615 205 Saratoga Entries PROFESSIONAL GRAND RAPIDS, Aug. 25. Mrs. F.

C. Lette. of Cin- cinnati won the Western women's FIRST RACE, three years up, 6ix 5 golf championship at the Kent furlongs: Far Away 104; Dr. Gremer FAVORITE LINE STEAMERS Country Club links today, defeat- 4 shortstop. Daubert and Wagner did not play.

Chase made but one hit in four times at bat, and is in fifth place. Roy Moran, Atlanta outfielder, went Into third place among the Southern Association batting leaders today by getting four hits out of five times up. Jacobson, of Little Rock, who failed to get a hit in six times at bat, lost five points and dropped from second to fourth place. Thrasher, of Atlanta, who is injured, did not play, but maintained his lead while Meusel, of Birmingham, took second place, gaining five points with three hits out of four trips to the plate. The standings: American League Player AB.

H. Pet. Speaker 426 165 .387 Cobb 416 150 .361 Jackson 467 164 .352 National League Player AB. H. Pet.

Daubert 375 122 .325 Hornsby 409 130 .318 Robertson 414 131 .316 Wagner 334 106 .314 ing Miss Laurie Kaiser of Floss- 100; Yankee Notions 113; Superintendent 116; "Cash on Delivery, 106; Charmeuse 110; My Bonnie -108; more Club, Chicago, ana l. TAMPA ST. PETERSBURG MANATEE RIVER POINTS (Subject to Change Without Notice) Jacquetta 106; "Gibraltar 97; Peace? tP.M. tA.M. ful Star 104: Ash Can 106; Salon 111; V.

K. JINDRA, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Surgery. Chronic Diseases, Obstetrics (Twilight Method).

Sanitarium In connection. Hours: 10 to 12 a. 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. m. Petteway opp.

Fostoffice and Hillsboro Hotel. Phone 2212 Res. 2237 3:30 Lv Tampa Ar. HlOQ Maushon 115; Ojalla 105; Woodfair 106; Brunley 108; Pharoah 111; Roch 9:08 5:30 St Petersburg NO FIGHT IN OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug.

25. Attorney-General Freeling today in 8:40 tA.M. 7:30 9:30 11:45 11:55 12:10 12:16 tP.M. 1:09 2:89 1:89 1:89 18:11 8:4 Palmetto Bradentown Manatee Howell .151 191 183 525 175 Bedingfield 144 194 172 510 170 Woodward 214 190 201 605 202 Carlisle 245 190 217 652 217 Total 977 980 950 2,907 Team average 194. Lv.

6:30 Lv. :09 Lv. 7:45 Ar Ar 8:20 Ar 8:30 Ar 9:00 Ar Manavlsta structed the sheriff, county attorney and mayor of Tulsa, not to allow the Morris-Ioran fight to be staged there Labor Day. According to Ellenton 11:00 Ar. Pass-a-Ortlle the Attorney-General the fight would be in direct violation of the State laws.

NICHOL-TIGERS PUT IT Southern League OVER ON WINTER HAVEN IDaliy. JDally except Sunday. GULF RESORTS PASS-A-GRILLE ANNA MARIA Lv. Tampa 7:30 A. M.

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.334 .330 .328 .325 Player Thrasher Meusel Moran Jacobson 386 346 357 449 129 117 117 146 NICHOLS, Aug. 25. (Special) Nichols-Tigers, defeated Winter Haven on her home ground in two well-played games yesterday. Smith for Winter Haven pitched excellent ball. ester 110; True as Steel 119.

SECOND RACE, steeplechase, three years, two miles: Pebeto 162; Martian 135; Bill Dudley 144; Racebrook 133. THIRD RACE, two years, six furlongs: Omar Khayyam, Sedan, Star Master, Bell Ringer 110; Vivid 107; Ricketty 119; Campfire 130; The Knocker, Beaver Kill, Queen of the Water, Achilles, Meteorite, Julia Leon 107. FOURTH RACE, Saratoga Cup, three vears up, mile and three-quarters; The Finn 126; Friar Rock 113; Roamer. 127. FIFTH RACE, three years up.

mile: Jesse Jr. 100; G. M. "Miller 112; Soldier 103; Alberta True 102. SIXTH RACE, two years, five and a half furlongs: Sanscript 107: County Court.

Ill; Storm Nymph HO; Flare 106; Tootsie 111; Idolita 107; Aimee T. 110; Stalwart Van, 'Bin-gen 111; Bird Lore 101; Moonlighter 107. Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather clear; track fast. WULF ANNEXES GRAND NEW AMERICAN DANCE THRILL CHICAGO, Aug.

25. A new thrill is in store for American dancers within a few days, Carl Christensen, an officer of the American National Association of Dancing Masters, now in convention here, announced tonight. It is an entirely new dance, distinctly new dance, distinctly American and different from the fox trot, tango waltz or any other present dance, Christensen said. The Association's experts are working on it to place it before the country as the American dance. gLORANGE BELT ROUTE: AMERICAN HANDICAP OSTEOPATHS DRS.

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5:4 514 Florida Ave. Closed Phone 3921 Thursdays Milwaukee Man Scores 99 Phil Miller Wins World's Professional Championship A. M. Effective March 1st, 7:30 Lv 8:38 Ar Safety Harbor 9:00 Ar Clearwater. 9 :05 Ar Belleair.

Ar- Ar- Ar- 5:2 12:30 11:24 11:07 11:08 10:57 10:30 P. M. 5:30 6:48 7:01 7:13 7:18 7:40 8:05 P. M. 6:30 7:00 9:11 Ar Largo Ar 5:18 5:15 4:50 and allowed only two hits in the first game.

Schail did not fare so well, but allowed only four hits. Schail was strongest in pinches, and several times with men on second and third and one out retired the side with strike-outs. In the second game Haynes was hit harder and more often while Fuller was at his best, never were his curves breaking better and his fast ball could not be seen. Green catching for Nichols-Tigers caught a fine game considering that it was his first game this season. All the pitchers were given good support.

Scores: First game R. H. E. 10:15 4:30 A. M.P.

M. ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25. John F.

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TAMPA. FLA. Including Meals and Stateroom INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE At Rochester Newark 1. At Buffalo Richmond 7. At Toronto Baltimore 1.

At Montreal Providence 6. SAFE REPAIRING FIRST RACE, three years old and up. mile: Miss Fay, Good Shot Lad 97; DeHaven 98; Dix Rogers 104; Meissen 106; Kathleen H. 107: Gartley, Pepper Sauce 116. SECOND RACE, two years old, five and a half furlongs: Dyson 97; Cru-ces 99: Highway, Rhymer 105; Fox Trot, Meddling Miss, Kathryn Gray 109: Fruit Cake 111.

THIRD RACE, four years old and up, two miles: Joe Gaiety, Cotton Top, Handrunning 133; Beau Cheval 143; Charles F. Grainger Collector 143; Queed 144; Garter 149. FOURTH RACE, handicap, three years old, mile: Prohibition 99; Ve-netia 99; Lazuli 101; Grumpy 103; Stir Up 104; Christie 106; King Neptune 111; Kewessa 115. FIFTH RACE, three years old and up, six furlongs: Will Cash 103; Flying Flora, Ratina. Lady London 104: Paymaster 107; Euterpe 110; "Sea Beach 113: King Worth 122.

SIXTH RACE, three years old and up, mile and a sixteenth: Edith Bau-mann 95; Avolante 95; Larkin 100: Orpeth, Lady Butterfly 110; Kneelet 113: Travers 103. SEVENTH RACE, three years old and up, mile and twenty yards: Patty Reagan 98; Buzz Around 100: Col. Gutelus 101; Repton 103; Alhena, Monocaey 106: Wodan- 107; King Hamburg. Peepsight 108; St. Charle-cotte 109: Aristocrat, Capt.

Parr 110; Ray O'Light 112. Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather clear: track fast. NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE At Asheville Durham 10. At Winston-Salem Raleigh 0.

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V- Indianapolis 71 53 .573 Louisville 70 54 .665 Kansas City 69 55 .557 St. Paul 62 58 .517 Minneapolis 64 61 .512 Toledo 60 60 .500 Columbus 49 72 .405 Milwaukee 45 77 .369 Where They Play Today Toledo at Indianapolis. Louisville at Columbus. Milwaukee at Minneapolis. Kansas City at St.

Paul. At Columbus Louisville 0. At Indianapolis Toledo 1. At. St.

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CALLAHAN BESTS WOLGAST NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 25. An nouncemnt 'was made here tonight by a local real estate firm of its purchase for H. D. Brown of Havana of the City Park race track here.

The consideration was $350,000. The track has not been used for horse racing since the spring of 1908. If the City Park track Is opened dur BOYS ENJOY CAMP Manual Valdez. Adolphus Middle-brook. Price Fessenden, and Ed Lopez have returned from a weeks' camp on the upper Hillsborough River, where they enjoyed fishing and swimming and mosquitoes.

Valdez and Lopez, as cooks of the outfit, had first call on the lone mosquito net and figure they came out on the long end'of the bargain, which not disputed by the other two boys. ing the coming season there will he Nearly Scores Knockout After Forcing Fighting Throughout NEW YORK, Aug. 25 Frankie Callahan outfought Ad Wolgast tonight jn every round of a ten-round bout In Brooklyn. Callahan forced the fighting all the way. Wolgast was nearly knocked out in the ninth round, when Callahan landed a right swing on the jaw.

GIANTS GETTING ROOKIES NEW YORK. Aug. 25 The New York Nationals announced tonight the purchase of Catcher Ernest Kruger and Outfielder Killdun from the Omaha club from the Western Association. A deal for Pitcher James Mld-dleton of Louisville has been closed. two running race meets here, as the Businessmen's Racing Association has $50 jfmyf announced that racing will start on the fair grounds track December 16 and continue through Mardi Gras days, ROUNDYORK LOW EXCURSION RATES VIA SEABOARD $27.65 Asheville, N.

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