The Journal and Tribune from Knoxville, Tennessee • 4

DJL7 jc ur tA i. in caxuday, 1 icis. 1 ,4 cf 5- 4 i ERRORS GOST REDS A GAME BLST GOLFERS TO BUTTLE FOB Cir.1PI0fJS!IIP IF NUKE. CLOSE EDO!) Hi CUV LEAGUE Two Misplays in First Inning Gave Atlanta a Lead Four Teams Have Chance to i 4 Win the Championship. Taut Locals Could Not Overcome Hall Was Untitled to a Shutout.

Season Will Close Next Saturday Two Double Headers on Por This Afternoon. City League Standing. Those Cracker, who romped away with the pennant in the. Southern league, pulled up on even term with the KnoxrlUlan Friday, afternoon by winning the second game of the se- Teams. Won- Fountain City 13 Bed Seals II Mountain View 12 N.

11 Y. MCA 8 Fort Sander ...,6 Appalachian Mills 6 Knox Knit 5 Lott 6 6-6 8 -13 13 14 M. .888 .86 7 .471 .29 Jf78 1483 rlea. 1 to 2. Sad to relate, though, the victory wai not earned, for Sam Hall oatpltched Gilbert Price, aouthpaw, and but for two errors by Third Backer Cleveland In the opening frame, which were responsible for all the run of the visitor, would have scored a shut-out.

On the ott.i hand, the rue of the Redlegs were earned In the seventh, when a double, a triple irr iTtcA oZ JfoZ urootZ. ALEC oTMITK The city league season close one week Rom today, and a tbe team fat fourth place in the percentage cotame 1 only a Mttle more than oae full 'game be. hind, tbe on perched on tbe topmoet round, of tbe ladder prospects are very bright for a thriller frnlsb. Fountain (Sty 1 In first place, and. In fact, baa been! wm.yutm ISAAC MACXXE.

I September 17 will see tbs erck golfers of the world assembled at tje Brookline (Mass.) Country Club to compete In the American open golf championship. Some of the stars entered la before "anyone wuwetlrei runl this premier event are Vardon. Ray (England); Tellier (France). Alex Smith. Isaac Msckle, J.

McDermott and Bernard Nichols (America), Vardon. McDermott and Smith from all appearances have favored. Vardon often putts badly, hut If ho finds the Brookline greens suiting him the finest golf McDermott or Smith ever played will be needed to lead of elder Travers or Chick" Evans competing in the championship. Evans once won the Western "open, but the real crown Is yet to be won by an unpaid It was a tough game to lose. for the locals batted out tbclr two runs, whtl the trackers did not have even a lone earned run.

Tho Kcds nicked the delivery hf Billy Smith's star portslde fUcger for seven safeties, and also secured three bases on balls at his expense, while Hall was found for only gie to left. Clunk killed hope of scor-U hits, all of which would have been my foy flying out to right, urested but for those two wobbles ini CfeneV a the opening session. Knoxvuie oau oiruCK a nine men stranded on the hags, and in the seventh, though, the fun be the best chances for the title. Vardon him even a stroke. There Is a chance 0 0 0 1 5 2 1 McBride, ss Jobation, Totals ..30 6 12 27 12 3 PHILADELPHIA WINS ANOTHER IDENTITY OF NEW YORKERS Score by Innings Cleveland 000 Washington 010 100 COO 1 301 01 6 uM have overcome the lead spotted" in tho first Inning if the batters con 11 hate delivered In the pinches.

gan when McElveen doubled to left field and ambled home after Hummel I tripled to right field. Wallace bounced aggregation fourth. It 1s possible for an one or the teems to finish in first place, -but 'of coarse th leaders have all the beet of the argument. Furthermore, tbe Fountain Cltian ar scheduled to play the Appalachian Mill bunch this afternoon, and the latter crowd le in next to last place, a 'It ha not been playing winning ball very consistently. In aa effort to finish at th bead of the column, th managers of th team that hav a chance to cop th championship honor have been signing some new players recently, and these fellow will get.

into the game this afternoon. Manage-Fred Bibb, of Bed Seale, ha secured Cepfca Silvers and Tom Sheas, of the Middlesboro team of tbe Appalachian, league, and. Hush Adame, who had a tryout witb Manager Frank Moffett early last season. Sheen will play first base tbl afternoon, while Silvers will hoi 1 down second and Adam will be stationed at the third rack. Some of the other team w4H be strengthened bv the addition of Appalachian teaguer this afternoon, and still more will get into th fray next Saturday afternoon, when tbe curtain wHl be rung dowu.

Tbe game scheduled for this afternoso follow Brewers park Y. M. C. A. vs.

Fort, Sander and L. A N. ve, Bed Seals. At Fountain City Appalachian Mills vs. Fountain City and Knox Knit vs.

Mountain View. At both parks the first games will be started -promptly at 2 :30 clock, and seven toning game wH be staged, fanning and have been kidding each other about getting back into the game for awhile. Following a conference with officials of the National Conservation exposition company, under whose auspices the Knoxville-Atianta games are being staged. Manager Smith agreed to play this afternoon and Manager Moffett may also be inveigled into taking a whirl in the central pasture. Be that as it may.

Manager Smith will be In the game and a lot of the "old fans are expected to be on hand to watch the paetiming of the manager. Before Fridays game. Manager Smith went out into the box and pitched to bis men for Quite awhile, and after he left tbe rubber he allowed that be could still give some of hie men good run in a fight for theii positions. This afternoon 'his players will have a chance to see bow much bluff there was in the opining of their boss. 0 AMATEUR HEAVY MAKES GOODUHOWING From the White Sox While Cleveland is Again Losing to Washington.

Composing Syndicate Who Will Build Candidate For Defender of the Americas Cup. The fast double playa by the locals a single over Bhortstop Blsland- head and one by the visitors featured, while and Hummel scored. With two runs i-hortf (op Blsland and Captain Wai- made and a man on first with none lop Smith, second sacker. played out. it looked as though the score was great bell In the field.

The former c- as good as tied, and the game won, repted twelve chances w.thout a wou-, perhaps Hall tried to lay down a bunt bic and Ckpt had ten. and their sen- but forced Wallace at second. An aationai fielding robbed the locals of error by Price, who threw wild to two or three hit that would have catch Hall at second, allowed Knox broken up the rune. to reach first safely, but Wynne forced The batting honor were carried oftj "Snookumi" at iecond, and was in by Breond Backer Hummel, whose turn forced out at the same station two-py swat rtarted the batting rally by Burke The score: that proved the doing of one Mr. El-f Dent, former Mg league pitcher.1 Kooirtile on Thursday.

Out of three times at b.OE bat. Hummel had a triple sod 1-. gle. The three-bagger scored McEl- oretsed. 3b veen.

who opened the attack on Price tienk. cf In the seventh, and Hummel also McCivcen. se scored a little taler on Wallaces m- y.nT"'1. Summary Two-base hit Ainsmlth, Gandtl, Milan, 2. Three-base bits Ainsmlth, ONell.

Hits Off landing 12 In 7 2-3 Innings: off James, none In 1-3. Sacrifice bit Poster. Haeriflce fly Gondii. Stolen base Lajoie. Doable play Morgan to McBride to Gandil.

Left on busts Cleveland. 9: Washington, 2. First base on balls-Off Johnson, vFlrwt base on errors Cleveland Washington, 1. Struck out By Blandlng, 3: by Johnson. 7.

Wild pitch Blandlng. Time, Vmplres, Evans and Egan. CARNIVAL OP BLOGGING. Boston. Sept.

12. Boston was at the long end of another big score today, piling ap eighteen runs to five for Detroit It wan the second batting carnival, in as many days, Detroit having won 'a big scoring game yesterday. The Iocs is made twenty -one bits for a total of thirty bases today. Score: Detroit 001 000 031 Boston 250 001 Lorens. Grover, Cometock and McKee; Leonard and Thomas and Carr I gan.

Time, Empires, CTLoughlln and Hilde brand. American League Standing. Tcnmt C'levr and Ws.Mugmn Bosini Chltago St. I mils New York MBS. LOCKE BECOMES BASEBALL MAGNATE WsUer-e.

Hall, gle. It might be mentioned. In passing. that In the seventh Inning, after the second run was scored, the 1.S00 Totals or so fans on hand nearly went wile, but were never able to get the tying run over the plate. Cleveland, ordinarily one of the best.

elehoere cf fielders In the Appalachian league, Smlrh. 2b -alerted on the downward path early In' Blsland. the game, for he booted the drive of Hoiwnd. Agler. first up In the opening Inning, rt when he should have easily retired the crack guardian of the first station.

Asi it was. Agler was safe and raced to! Total third when Dong hit to left field for lio bases. Even then the aide would iso iwm. r. veu men i oc aiua wwuiu American League Games.

Chics go. 5. Washington, Cleveland. 1. N'rw York.

10; 8t. Lout. 3. Koston. 10; Detroit, A.

ATHLETICS REPEAT. 1'Ubodelptla. Sept. 12. After pitching fine ball for six Innings, Bens weakened in tbe seventh session of todsy's game and a bis successor, Hassell wss no Improvement, Philadelphia defeated Chicago by to C.

Philadelphia need four pitchers, riant was taken oat In the first inning. I Vs nock was relieved In the tbtrd aiM Houck In the seventh. Bush twirled the last two Innings. Score: 3 BAUMGARDNER WEAKENED. New York, Sept.

12. New York made three ont of four from Bt. Lou la today by a score of 10 to 3. Tbe game wae a pitchers battle between Caldwell and Baumgardner until tb sixth toning, when with the score 2 to 2 the visitors' pltcber weakened and 'New York scored four runs. Ca Id well was steady in the plncbea.

Cree had a perfect hatung average. Score: Bt. -Louis 1G 001 New York .......100,10 Ol Baumgardner and McAlister: Caldwell and Sweeney. Time, 1:42. Empire.

Ferguson and Sheridan. New York, Sept 12. A1 Reich, of tbia city, amateur heavyweight champion, made an auspicious debut tonight as a professional at Madison Square Garden, bis bout with Sailor White of Brooklyn being stopped, by the referee in the fifth round to save White from further punishment White bad been substituted for Fred McKay' of Canada who was unable to go on because of an injured knee. Reich administered severe body punishment aud, using an occasional nook to the head, had nia opponent helpless on the ropes when the bout was stopped. Reich la twenty-three yean old, weighs 211 pounds and is six feet two inches in height GLYNN SIGNS PAPERS Newport, R.

Sept. 12. The members of the New York syndicate which has placed with Nat Herreshoff the order for a yacht as a candidate for defender of the Americas cup became definitely known tonight for the first time. The men who have agreed to subscribe the funds for the yacht are Cornelius Vanderbilt. Frederick Q.

Bourne, J. Morgan, Henry Walters. Arthur Curtiss, James and George F. All are members of the New Tork Yacht dub. The name- of the managing director of tbe new yacht came aa a surprise in local yachting drcles.

It Is Robert W. Emmons, II. of Boston. He is a member of the Near Tork Yacht dnb, although up to this season be has been connected more prominently with the Eastern Yacht dub. Mr.

Emmons has been sailing Harry Fayne Whitney's fiO-footer Barbara in the races of that class during the past cummer and has had much previous yacht racing experience as owner nnd nkipper of the -old sloop 'Avenger. That there will be a second syndicate, largely if not wholly composed of New York Yacht dab members, to back a second candidate for cup defense honors, is practically certain. A third syndicate is being talked ef and may materialize. Commodore Vanderbilt, who heads the syndicate already formed, now is on bis way to this country from abroad. Immediately following his return the syndicate is to meet at the New York Yacht club to discuss plans.

o- have been retired without a run but -for -the second wobble of Cleveland. 1 for Hall forced Welchonce to foul out' gammory: Two-base Hoi-to Wallace, after which Chptaln Smith 'land. Agler. MeRIveen. Tbree-bnae Ml hit an vary grounder to dbTprtJTa- I The latter fielded the bell perfectly balls Off Hall.

o(T Price! Wild I and threw home, heading Agler off. i pitches Ball. Pries. Hit by plicbvd I Agler was chased between third and Smith, by HVI1. Doable home for a little while, but Cleveland Agler; Clank, aneeslsted CertlOTtf McElveen to Hutmuel again dropped the ball, allowing Agler by pitched ball plays Smith McElveen to ohkucI to Wynne iTgiin I rr it IW am aar.aagj tu hies go -Weaver, rf 7 left ea bases Knoxville.

Atlanta. J- Notes of the Game. Knoxs perfect throw home held Long ok third. Risland's out should have' been the third, but It was the second It was Jseme" and the Kctslk. Berger.

2b Rni, ltnsKell, I.athrot), Hoosch Totals Philadelphia. Sept. 12. Mrs. Blanche W.

Locke, widow of the late William H. Locke, today became a part owner of the Philadelphia 'National League Baseball club of which her husband waa president at tbe time of his death August 14. Locke's will -was probated to-, day and it leaves his entire estate to the widow who is also named executrix. The estate is -valued at $28,500, but it is said these, figures are merely imated. 1,1 0 11 I fn Signed MCade.5 Farmington, Sept.

12. Charlie Barrett, scout for the St. Louis Auiori- can baseball club, today signed Tim McCade an amateur pitcher, of Oran Seville. for the 191c soahon, McCabe is eighteen years i 'A -the -pitched Car-rigan pa- -Kotch, Breakdown of Perrine. Oakland, Sept.

12. Bull Perrine, former American league umpire was held at the receiving hospital here today on an affidavit of insanity sworn to by his sister, Mias Margaret Perrine. His breakdown is attributed to a sunstroke suffered during a game at Cleveland in 1911. American Association Standing. Teams.

Milwaukee Minneapolis Columbua I'blUdslpbts E. Murphy, rf Old ring. If K. Coillns. 2b Baker.

3b i Melon's, lb Daly, cf Barr) Thomas, Bosh, I'luuk, Pennock, Houck, Bchang, Strnnk Orr Totals Batted for lennocg In third. Itnn for Thomas In seventh. International League. At Baltimore First gams Prorldsncs R3 BiGtlutors Belslgl and Kocher; Bussell, Danforth and Egan. Second gams Providence Balttmore (Called end eighth, darkneas).

LaFitts and -Onslow; Capcral, Taff, Danfort and Egaa. a At Montreal Rochester Montreal Hoff and Williams; Mason and Madden. At Toronto Buffalo Toronto Fuleewelder and Gowdy Herbert and Brown. r- National League Standing. Team.

Won Lost Pet. New York 80 43 ,74 Philadelphia 78 40 414 Chicago 78 50 JS63 Pittsburgh 71 83 .530 Brooklyn 58 78 .443 Boston 78 73 .434 Cincinnati 68 80 .421 St. Loul 47 93 .889 At Pittsburgh, Sept. 12. New York-Plttsburgb Nationals postponed, darkness.

At Cincinnati Boston -Cincinnati game postponed, rain. Federal League. At Kansas City Kansas Clty-Chlcngo, postponed, wet ground. 1 1 0 Players Released. St.

Louis, Mo. Sept. 12. Tho local dub of the National league announced this afternoon that Catcher Roberts and Outfielder Gather had been released to the Indianapolis American asosciation club. Calling For the Extradition of Harry Thaw.

Albany, N. Sept. 12. Paper calling for. the extradition of Harry K.

Thaw from Colebrook, N. to New Yorfc state were signed today by acting Governor Glynn. Sheriff Hornbeck left for Concord to present the papers to Governor Thaw Is charged with being a fugi tlve from justice and among the pa per are the affidavits of various officials and residents of Dutchess county reciting Thaw's commitment and escape from the Matteawan state hospital, his flight into Canada and his arrest in New Hampshire. In his affidavit District Attorney Con ger says that in his opinion the ends of justice require that Thaw be brought to New York for trial at public expense and that he-Is willing that such expense be borne by the county of Dutchess. He says he believes he has sufficient evidence to convict Thaw on the charge of conspiracy.

No Indictment against Thaw has been found, the district attorney explains, because no grand jpry convened from the date of Thaw's escape until September- 8. The grand Jury is now In session but Mr. Conger says -Mrs. Harry Toronto, state it will not make a report of its find- womans champion, will meet Miss ings for at least two weeks. Botch tomorrow for the championship.

Driver MMahon Injured. Milwaukee, Sept. horses collided today In the 2:13 puce of the Great Western Trotting association meet here and Dick McMahon, driving Fannie Shirley was carried from the track with a fractured skull. f' Back to Brocton. Boston, Sept.

12. Pitcher Anderson, purchased by the Boston Americans from Brockton, New England club, will be returned to that club. Anderson has In several games for tbe Red tax, but in tbe opinion of Manager did not show sufficient promise to warrant Bostons making the second meat on his purchase price. A 1 1 Victory For Miss Botch. Cleveland, Sept.

12. Miss Edith of Boston, won the finals In the womens singles of the Ohio state tennis tournament today by defeatiug Mrs. Charles N. Beard, of Cleveland, 6-2, aud 6-4. Charles Ol Benton, of Cleveland, defeated Captain H.

Webber, th Dartmouth tennis team. 6-2, 6-1, 6-4, in the finals of mens singles. and Holland scored Long and Smith of wpcc by doubling to left field. ereB Double Saved Trouble. mj I seven ts.

and If Hall had 'hit It out, ln-It looked as though the Crackers' stead of trying to advance Walare on a were going to accumulate a few more reeult might have been en- runs in the second Inning, for Hall Hrely different psaeed Mauosh. who led off and Dunn LaMng-Batter-of-tbe-Sontbern League singled. A wild pitch put a' man on Welcbonre was at bat fnar times dll third and another on second with none not get anything that looked like a bit. ut. but Hall fanned Price, after which Ha has batted .125 In the two games.

Agler flew out to center field, and Bo far. Homme) Is the leading batter aecond bag. of series, as be has bnd a triple, a doubled Dunn off the keystone station doable and a single out of six times np, for the third out. Blsland started the hitting at a -VO pnee. third with etngle and was sacrificed; to second by Holland, but was left! tWnplT Womble certainly did not give marooned there, ss Manush flew out I be raYled" awrlke to left and Dunn whiffed.

In the fifth. nLernTaVen te.l?!?kJd to bl Agler started the festivities with a over tbe th'iVl svekers -heed. Rut for this double and Long followed with a sin- decision. t'VreWnd would have gottoo a gle to right, but Knox fired the ball base on bolls for there were three ball home and Wallace caught Agler on Hall af- Catcher Joe Ihinn also took exception ter the fifth, although fimlth. first up! to one b-il called, and sent to the pitchers In the sixth, was hit by HalL Smith box nigee It ont with Womble, bnt did went to second on Bisland's out at get teueb satisfaction.

BrsL but on Hollands fielders choice. I inP1wnnfk flM4l W. w. it a. Tb IlITt lllld fWtlt hUl Ollt Ol bat.

and ths vtsttors In time to retire fcmlth, and Cleve -hotfooted It to aocond In time to meet Holland Just before the latter reached even the -haven of the bag and another. double play wa completed. rTv Mcr 721 Doia a is aii 1 ril UrtTTiOfifl, Run lri 3awg Xno Rjw did not ft A hit until r)n or Khirer will pltr-h for EnoiTlli. the fourth Inning, when Capt. Wynne htlc Thompson will officiate for Manager singled and went to second on a wild smith -pltrh.

Holland made a sensational. catch of Burke's foul and sent the lrt fielder hack to the bench, while Cleve- PRACTICING FOR OPEN a foul far up on the left field bank. GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP and Clunk waa thrown out at first have hit aofelv thirteen time ont ef sixty attempts Batting honors are thns sbont S-roie by Innings Chicago Philadelphia 000 2005 000 60 ...201 010 Kansas City Toledo Indianapolis Two-base hits Weaver, i JP Summary Th rune Weaver, Collins Three base hit Dldrlng. Home Baker. Hits Off Plank iff 1'jfQnckf e.1' nork 1 Mck' 3 inntogs.

off AS will Ike a 144 Sis it wa Innings; off Ben. 5 In 6 1-3 bus, 8. At St. Paul St. Paul, Toledo, 8.

At Kansas City Kansas City, Indianapolis. 7. At Minneapolis Minneapolis, Louisville. 7. BILLY SMIT HWILL GET IN GAME TODAY Innings; off Kassel, 2 to 2-3 innings; off Ithrop, none in 1 Inning.

Bacrifice bits -J. Collins. Bens, E. Murphy. Sacrifice fly -H.

CoHins. Stolen base Barry. Double play Berger. Weaver and Chase. Left on bases Chicago, 5: Philadelphia, 4.

First base on balls Off Bens. I.nthrap, I First bass on errors Philadelphia, 1. Struck cut -By Bens, 4: Penmwk. Houck, 3: Bush, 2 Wild pitch Bens. Time.

2 Umpires. Dlnefh and Con nolly. fmtsiotz Distillery Bottling JOE JACKSON INJURED. Washington, 8ept. 12 With today'i victory over Cleveland the Rroklice.

fept. 12. Practically the entire field of golfers, both foreign I to 1 Knox opened the sixth with a single, but was forced at second by Wynne, while the latter wss forced at third by Cleveland, after Burke shot a aln- rTfth ii II its and domestic had arrived today for the I straight In foor day Washington climbed open American golf championship which to within on gat ne of Cleveland In the st'S-l-rE i iasss try club. The practice has been almost TictnrT over Cleveland dating th continnou dnnng the past few days geriee. He allowed but four scattered bite, and lodnt more than 120 professionals I struck ont seven and gave one pass, in and amateurs made tour of the links.

tbe field, be accepted six chances perfect er.Xharve nvnndJ'fhe' era have made many rounds of fielder, wa hurt in the fourth Inning. course. Among the Americans who while going after on of Milan double to played today wa Jack. McDermott, the the feoc and wna replaced by Ryan. Ob.

Tow Fans! Oh, Tow Oh. Tow BootenH! Shooting at Sea Girt. Sea Girt, N. Sept. 12.

Three out o' the four events shot off here today were claimed by marksmen of the District of Columbia. Two of them, com pany team events, went to company of th First regiment, d. strict national guard and the First regiment won in the interstate regimental team event. Tli Second regiment of the distric, was second in two events. Captain A.

T. MoCab, of the Fourteenth United States infantry took first honors in the Gould individual rapid-fire match with a total of 149 ont of a possible 150. Corporal E. W. Spencer, U.

8. M. corps and Private James Stewart. First Massachusetts cavalry took second and- third placer respectively wlih scores ef 147 and 140. INTER-COLLEGIATE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP ALL WHISKEY Sold Wherever Quality Counis Cracker Manager Will Patrol the Eight Garden.

Tltis is Bill Smith day at the Chil-bowee ball park, end in celebration of the day the noted manager of the pennant-winning Atlanta team of the Southern league, will play right field in the final game of tbe series between the Crackers, and Knoxville, which is to determine the baseball championship of the south. The game this afternoon will be the last-the Atlanta team will play this year while it will also be tbe last that the Knoxville team, which made nea-ly as strong a finish in the second half of the Appalachian season, as the Georgians did in the Southern, will play. After the game this afternoon the-members of the teams expect to -leave for their homes, which ere scattered through many states and most of them will rest on their oars, or something else, until the season opens again next spring, Billy Smith in one of tbe best known minor league managers in the country, and his record With the. Atlanta team this year' ecHpsen -any made in recent year by other leaders. In 1909.

with JSmith at the helm, the Atlanta team won tbe pennant in tbe Southern. The next year without Smith the team finished third, while the Crackers finished in last place in 1911 and 1912. Taking a tail-end teem last spring Smith made bin men play great ball througout the season, and then in the finish by a wonderful spurt won another strip of bunting for the Atlanta management. A good many years ago Billy held down second base for the old Knoxville Reds and -wen a teammate of Fvank Moffett, now aunegev of tbe KaexvIUe team la tbe Appalachian league, who In those days played center field and waa one of the best fielders and banters in the business. Since- Smith came to Knoxville with his players, be end Moffett bare bad a great deal of fdb.

etc. iff Jackson sod the ball hit tbe fence shout th mo tHne. th bell rebounding Into lAebbokf'o hands, sMIl Jackson crumpled up In heap, tucoasclous. Hi condition not considered serioos. Manager Birmingham today receivsd notice of an Indefinite from president Johnson, so the reeult ef hi rdo-ln with Umpire gaa yesterday.

Manager Griffith wa to formed hla suspension bod been lifted, and the Washington manager wss ont of the field today. Score: Cleveland Lei bold, cf Chapman, ss Don lap, se Jackson, rf Ryan. If Lclole. 2b Johnston, lb. Tamer, lb Bates.

Sb Gnney, If ONeil, ONeil. BASEBALL Atlanta CtawploM of Sootbfm League f. Knoxville t- Chaaipkau ol AppwlechJwa- league CUlhouee Park THntSDAT. F1UDAT AND KATCRDAT, AT P. M.

Gcaatal sdmlsetow. newts; mad suoil cesrta eatrw. TkkNs for sale at itftltf prions on expoeJUoa growwde. also at Itoaraihxlt Drag Sure and Crawford dear Stan, No reason pamre. wo panma of aay kind good for title holder.

Vardon and Ray. of England. who bare played the course a doaes times, went to New Jersey today, bat will return here Sunday for more practice. Bebels Capture Fresnillo. Mexico City, lept.

12. The rebel general Piefito is reported to bare tA-kn Freenflio, state or Zacatecas and to have the federal garrison of 3U0. capturing fit ty-ix prisoners, two Gall lag guns sail much ammunition. Tho rebels have opened telegrxkie eommsalca-tioa between Durango and Gomes Psl-seio, a suborb of Torreon and are operating th railroad to Jimisos and Chihuahua. Gesorml Bravo, the federal commander at Torreon, whUe proceeding southward with portion of tho Torreon garrioon la aa endeavor to open communications, was attacked by rebels at Pi card la.

Too result of tho fight lo not known. Tho British vico consul at Gomes Palado has roquet ted permission from his government to assist Britisher leave tho town, which many of theaa deslro to do on the strength of President Wilson's recent advice to Americans to get out of tho republic. Philadelphia, 8ept 12. Nathaniel Wheeler, of Isle, ssd John Marshall, of Williams college, will meet tomorrow In th final round for the Individual inter-collegiate golf championship on tho links of the Hsatingdon Valey Country club. They Were tbe snrvivbtrs of the matches today after nil tbe favorites bad been beaten, tbe Yale player disposing ef J.

Stearns IIL, of Princeton, three up and two to play, while Marshall defeated D. Douglas, also of Princeton, six np and foor to play. In tbe aemi-flnai nmad. Two dose matches were played In toe sesal-gnaXi round ef the consolation event, J. Gillette ef Harvard, end XL.

W. Gleason, William defeating respectively A. T. Psai Ise. University of Pennsylvania and C.

H. Townsend, also of tb University of Pennsylvania, one McCAMPBELLS HORSE MULE EXCHANGE Auction Sale Satarday, Sept w- wlH seQ os carload of unbrokc Western Horses and Mare. This Is aa extra good hack of Western Horse and Mura nd yon can not afford to anise this sale. Wo hav plenty of well-broke Horses, HhIh We have stone bargains. lie with ns Satarday, Sept.

IS, 1I1S MeCampbdTs Hciss Mule Exchange, Knoxville Teas -I PATS' 4 C5 Sf James, Totals Washington -e-Moeller, rf Milan, cf Foster. GwndU. lb Morgan. 2b Atasmlth, -e Miiki, If Tbw On Cij Event of tbt Season..