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Professiona League Baseball S> Golf a* Boxing ?* Lawn Tennis ?* Rifle Shooting ** Other Sports
OJEE CALL fOl! Wl?j
Beat Brooklyn by One Run, wit!
Marquard at the Helm.
DAVIDSON'S ERROR COSTLY
iMerkle Takes Four Bases, In?
stead of One, on a Single
for Winning Score.
. Ruhe Msrqiisrd tiark st th? taarSt? .
tie th? N-""* Verfc ateani roller flattened j
oat the Ri-ooklyn ?fuparlaM for the four?
teenth tlmr t aeason Bl the Pole
? Is yesterda? Keep thoufh the pcer
? r ?tarto.l the game the
maaaced to f??'uee-,e out n victory
1 a, -j. ?,f I tfi : Tier? ix aa not much ^
room tu ?parr and the visitors assumed ?
tenias attftu?ie ni the aeraatth ??nd
innings. Mil M.irq'iar?l wa? strions j
? . hold ti.-'tii In ? tMCk, and h y I
?ant ; ? ? ? "ttftl, vktmy ?'f the year, i
-,? icei nta in the lead, ala poi?.'?i
.11 front of th?. .
"\\"nitcy" Da**M8on, th? v?trran centreI
m ?>.. ?tookiyn nine, earned the
. uteen? and affectionate regard
? n yore fan*'- In the thir.i \
r - With Doyle and Pnodj-ras?? on the;
a.. .? ,,; \te-kl? lnt?WTUptOd the flicht of'
Rucker's curvea and aeni it i
ir?, ririr to eentr? HeM for ? single.
T>?vHs"n mi hlmaeil for the sphere, bul '
? roll throngh hia leaja, and Merkle
v.**. able to take foot beeea Instead of one j
nh'! t.. rM'h honte on trbal proved to be
? | run on th? error. Loud were
?"v-omitim?- heaped on the blond head
of th< n player.
"Walter, aend that man a Leer. ' shouted
?w Yoik "fan" from the rl?ht
??: ....rtre I Uv ?.Kon pit
the followers of
fil attitude
will not boob '??? ? n .tea
?t,i shoe hot l-adly that ?>ne , un was
I ..... . of Kn< '??? : who Bue
. kei in the fourth Inning, may
antrat? did not allow ?
? tot th. real of the ajaune, I
'tie ?d? ? ? in ' order in all OX- \
, ?rf ,-,...- Lnnins i >nlj te o inen rea? hod
AoaAheeA route
i tjiiy su bits, a base
ills ami a bit batsman off Kucker in
innlntpi ,?"'-<' auflleJeni to
? ? ?tar and win the same
? ., lirai ? .- the game
.bh bul in the see?
the gup i w* '? rtixanf part.?
it-, two of them in !
I ?ingle nettlnt: ?
i ..,, .. . ? Ith the brilliant sup
rood by Mtfkla n-.r] Snod--rass. i
wsi- ,-? a the side without another
? ? || ' tttaat. how- I
,\- . ?. ;.- th? thpaw in more dlfflcul-1
r er heal out a bunt and Ruhe i
attempted aactiflce, pot?
? - two on the baaee, trlth none out .lake '
;?i?p :lati'y. !
portunlty a rar- ?
? -ecnrd, ?o I t
??: | out 11 IS ? -' a"1' de Ightflll n.an
? sat ?M? ft l?det t" th? tn
iier?og and Merkte making th? play,
? Knetxer and T? i op a has?.
. . i a* a ?'? . ? Bmlth would
netted ta It waa with ron
.tief ' ?II tl at Devore ?.-'.t
.-.??? a hard ??print.
*nd ?tired wtthoot a run
? i rn the i La It waa one, i?o.
M ti ?..??? trhaa as. rn
of thei ?.nue bun -h??-! h? the
,'I??V ''V?
att Dauben ind Hummel i
? ? ? b twice .????<? Rube did j
?
i? taking tern
? ? ?
tarn? ?.? t.nit-ig '
afta ?? ? ad arround '
?.! oui ? ret D ? fled. Inod ?
it caucht Doyle
? - ?i for the aecond out Murray j
putting
-
Hoi ">e ?' ?
n ' ? Bmtth'a
? e was no nour?
? ? rsl " n * i ??
? - ' | for B leker.
T r I " ? owever, under ,
? -??-? - . ? uai m d h
.sn up, dn u
loeond
' " ' ?
: '? taneouely on
; I re? ??.,...
' ?'?- Irrum '
et *oi ? et Mi e round
' It wtt r ? on |a?ttli g
?et [h H? 7...?.
i . ? left field .
th th? fourth \
i ' ? a etcher sti uclt
I Da t executed
offanslrely
slth on? out, dree a
? ? | tole M-cond
? | ??-. i-ecord -?in
s| ' M ? ? Merkle and '
a In the <???
mntft ?' .en.???iora
I Smith doubled '
red ?? . i Hummel
?I itnphn
- ? - Hummel, taking r-<
Ihren to tn?
nd Bergen fted dinky '
'?' nd Merkle In a never- \
- - " ? ? t and the rail* ?a? ?
j
T ?
BROOKLYN
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4 ?' 1 4 10
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t a n o i n
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M
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afQ (?AME ON THE HILLTOP
. o?anla, who
.??iintrvs besi
riHon. v. Ill
' * ? Royal Qtantl si
la u Kam? ,
i., ii.-'iii?- the
i,.,, ol tin
? M.Uy -
? th Am?-.?:- an Qlsnta ;
.,,..? u> ttik- th .
? Royal OIsj la ... d ,
AV?RICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS.
? Hi He. S
u.a, "
'? ' i..?I. ,
,-t Paul, ?.
Mil-, '.a like?. ?1.
Milwaukee. ?? |
-? ? ?.?
' -1 ANO LFAGUE RESULTS.
.' ' ?'? ? ?a '?..-, | ?.rain)
... i 4 ii'i innins?'
) i. ? . ? , \. I ? df." I, ??
Baseball Fight
m Three Leagues
NA.IONAI I.KSt.I'K 0AMM TOO*?..
Brooklyn at New \ork.
i'lill??l?'l|iliiii si float???? (two).
l'iti?itiirsli at *?1. I?nui?.
? li>. Im?...i at < lil-nr?.
Hr>t I.TH or i.tMtS lUIHaOAT,
New luirl*. B| MrooklTn. 2.
(h It ft? ?>. Il; ? In. intiutl '.'.
I'ltilmlelplii , ?a. Boeton (i?,ld>.
I'" t?l>tirg)i tO, St. I ?ill? ?wet ground*).
NATIONAL I.KAI?! f ?.TIMIINO.
W. L. IM . W. I.. P.e.
New York -.1 it .OtO'tt*, I oui? ?I 61 AIS
? hi. ?a..? T.'. tt .?20 i In. Innnll 81 ?HK .4M
l'iii?l>ursli IB St SSI Hrotiltlin Ml ','.* .401
I'l.il.? AS 11 .544 Bo.ton M !"? .2112
???IKHlrtN I KAI.I K QA**a*H TO-OAY.
New York f?l V? sah in (ton.
t lii.?i..n at Philadelphia.
< III? nj-i. ill II? I r.-H
Mt. I am,? at '? levelenrl.
HKMI.TS or QAMM Y KhTKHDAY.
New York. 2 ; \\ n?Mnarton, I,
I'liilmlelphi:, |j |i..?l?n |.
< levrland. S| M. I.oala. 1.
( Mengo fl; Detroit. ?.
\>IKRK AN l.F.At.lK >TtMIIN(i.
W. !.. r.t . V?. !.. r.t.
l'hilfi I?.*, u .?'..'? n?.?l..n fl'l AI AM
Detrole **7 f>2 ,?,|?** (hlrato ?'.' ?A .484
(lei eland H? AO Mi Wh ah'ton A4 1A .41.1
Ne? *tork 69 AI .?Vin M. I.oul? 1? SO .21)1?
F.S'-TKKN I.FAl.l K OAMM TO-DAY.
Newark at Trovlrlent-e.
Rallimore h! .leraey ilty.
Ilo? he.ler at Toronto.
Ittiflsl? at Montreal.
|{ r>I LTD ttV C. \M K*? Y F.ST F H D . ** .
Baltimore. * ; .lerar.r tlty. ?.
Huf? ? i.? 4: M ?ml r? nl ?*.
Toronto. ??; Horhe?ter. 0.
Newark 1 ?. I'roi Meine . ??1 ground*1
FYMFRN l.KAf.l K STXNOING.
W. !.. F.C.I \\. !.. P.f .
Rneheater 91 II .?6!? Montreal ?4 12 .411
Toronto ?.**. M .615 ,ler?ri (It? 55 SO .408
II."in.1.?. 81 54 .600 Newark , 52 89 .360
BiiiThIo 01 65 .501 I'roi i,|'n? e 46 88 .H4?
CUBS WIN IN THE ELEVENTH;
Cincinnati Beaten When Saier ;
Scores from First on a Single.
'"hlcago. Sept. *.-SaW ?or,rr??i from first '
base on Need h a in'? .?inirle. heating: the re?
lay of the ball It? the plate. In the? eleventh ;
inning. ?iiii?i Chicago win by h score of 3?
to .' oxer < "Infirman. The visitor? took a I
two.run lead on two iiass??-, .1 stolen ).a?>?-, ?
an error and a ?tnnle. C*btcagO tied it up I
by timely hitting, coupled with a hit by
ritrhed bflJI. Schulte m;ide thirteen fouls
before he Anally ?druck OUt? With" the base? 1
full, in the eighth.
The SCOTS follows:
CHICAGO. CINCINNATI
ab 1 lbpo ?? ah r lbpo a ?? !
EvsrS, ,'lb 1'i <? 1 1 ?? Be?. ,i?t If .'.On 0 00 i
Doyle. ,1b 3 0 1 0 (I 0 Rote?, rf . . .1 1 1 H 0 0 ?
.-he.-kd.if :. 1 1 4 00 HobUtzell.lb 401 il I I,
a? 4 1? 1 ? BO Marsans, rf 4 I 1 '? <?'>!
Brhulte. I. 4'"? 1 I 00 Eernond. ?* 402 2 '? 01
shean. 2b 2?? 0 3 3 0 Egan, 2b. , ?*? 0 2 :: 4 ?I '
Htifni'n..?' 8 1 1 I On ?'rant. 3b... tOO 1 "10?
r-u:er Ih. 4 1 1 7 00 .Mn??lr*a .11? 1 o 1 0 0O|
Needk - e ft?) 2 8 .'>" McLean ?- 4 0 1 r. 1 11
RI? ht?;, p 2 ?1 1 1 0 1 ? ia:kf. C 100 2 00
Smith, 1 00 0 0 10 Humphr'e.p 300 0 m
Brown, p 10 1 o 00 Keet>, r... 100 0 1 ??
?Uooiie... 1 0 0 0 0 0,
Totale .-.-? .1 H) Ti it 1 T?tala . 91 SOtU ?3 I
?Hat'. ' '??? Rfeeht<rr In ???-nt?! lnnlnr Two
o m when ?inning run w-aa ?.<~,,rert
na.o o t. ?. << i> 1 1 o .. 1 3
? atl .I 11 0 2 ?? " 1. I :
Two-has.- hit Nee.ihain Mite? Off Hum
pbrlea 4 In 9% Innings; off K??-'<, * in 4*4
* ' ? . gs; off Smith,
0 in one innins; off Brown? 8 3 Innings. !
B ? ? Innli <*?. on Bi is 1. -; In Innings. :
Sa'-rifi-?- hit? Shean. II. Stolen bases
Bates Doul I? play? Tinker to 1
to Hatori Dk.-im t., Hobfltsell ?2?: Ramond toi
Bgai i" HoWltaoll 1^'* bai 1 Chicago, 0; i
? '? innatl, P Hase? on balli ?'ff Mehu ?*?. ?
ft Humpbrlea. 4; - ff Smith, 2 <.fr K-'-r-, ll
Hit by pitcher By Humphriea iHofmai Salar).
out B) Richter, >* b? Humphrtaa 1. by
.:. i>\ Brown, 2. "J in--?- 2T.4 I
O'Daj an j El ill?
-m .
RED SOX ON THE SLIDE
Boost Athletics Along by Losing
Fourth Straight Game.
Phltavlolphla, ?ept. n. ?ANhouffh M?>??*an
cave e'frh? bases on hull*, ha held BoBton
?oWU ?o ??ir?-o sratfred hltH to-day. an?!
?ho home ??am Ton its fourth straight '
sum?- from the visttur?. the s?-or?> balng ? !
to 1 T'b'.lad.lphla won by bunching five !
singles Off Killllay s ?|rli\er? in the fifth
Inning.
Tim a.ore fnllons
l'll!i,?i.v'.i*ni>. ?-?-:?
at.r tbpo a? abrtbpo sal
?f 1 ; 1 4 0 0 i-. --- ? ?"? 0 1 0 00
I r. 10 v ?? " 1 era? a, ?? 1 00 1 B<8 1
roil in? 2b 803 2 *>o speaker, cf 800 1 001
Bakei 8b lot o 1 r. riardlner ?h 4 o o B 101
Mlll-ph' rf 4 0 I n ?1 ?1 K?ir'r. |1 4 o 11 a 201
, it, 4o?? 12 1 " 11 r tit? 1 H
4 o 0 7 2 01 N'u'n aVt r 400 7 10]
.' ?'ton ? B I 2 8 SOJJan li Sb 301 X 2 1 j
01 n 1 ' ? ? ?.. i? 1 "? 0 101
1 nan n ..100 i ?. .1
[,<??? In 100 0 00
Total? SO ? I 31 '" ? Total? 38 1 8 24 10 1 :
? i'a"? ' ??? it h*i In nlnt c
?|Pri|. 10 " >' '?? ?? " " ? 4
. " 1 " " " . I
Pit? ' ? roford ? 'w
( : ? ? ea at
? . ?? ?ff Hi 1 ? ; ? ' ea at bat In * 1-a
- . ? f hl?? ferke? ' ?dring T.eft
. ' . .-. Pirat basa
. 1 . iff :? 2 "f Mall. 1 off Mora ??
p-lrai .. p ad? '??? ? la. 1 ?-?r.ifk i
Ha ? MorBan, ? 1 Imi 1 4". .
--?
EASTERN LEAGUE BASEBALL
Balt^mo'?f, Wins Another Game
from Jorsoy City Skeeters.
? ,.-?,... took anothoi fr?-?m Jortoy City
yeat??rdni II ???- ? ,0 ? l-orkitiaai foil
and the c.??o<' ?ma cal ni a' the and of ?he
serenth ?nr-insr Jnstua ?tartod ?he twirl?
ing ?... ' . . ? , i.ram, bul retir?.1 after |
t\?.. rmingfl T re?- ^ith-v-. a ?l?.iihle an?l
? ? ? ftinr- cave th?- visit?n fiv runa.
Mas'?n. who followed, wai unsteady in the
fourth iiiTimg. A bass "ii baila, a ?Ingtc, a
iripr? *n?i an ? : 1 "i allowed two ot ti.e i
Maryland?*??-*, to ?pike the r??iii?er.
Th? sk". ?":-?' 1..-id' their flral run on two
?riors and ? Brnafle. Two singles, an out I
at firs? and dauing baai running yielded
? .. . ond and 'a*-' run.
Tl.( "'1'"" 1
i:ai.tiM"Hk:. II v.^r.y CIT1
Hl.rH.ro a <?? al?! II ;?? ? I
Kai I " 1 11 PI oney, . f 400 2 " 01
rl 4 3 8 0 0 0 Rreen 3b... 4 2 3 1 1 1 ?
? , 8 ?' -' 0 0 " Roat 1 m 4 " I 2 4 2 1
1 o 1 B 00 1 ?etnlnger, if 8 ?? 1 1 <iO .
:.-,, ...v f 4 o ?i 2 00 Dolan, 8b. 80 1 " l I
2ti a 00 8 a 0 \\ 1,.. |er rf. 300 1 uO
? ? :: on 8 8 1 A at? In 11? . ?"? '? 2 1" 0 1
; 1 o 4 ?"? \?. ella, . . ; o 1 lOOl
1 .. . ?., h 11 .? 1. 1 ..... ., ,. ?i ?i ?i 2 o
I M.f ?... , . 2 ?i o ?1 1 ?i I
l?Me>? ?...11 00 0 i
29 ; ?; 21 12 2 ota 38 88 31041
?Ball? luall
2 :i o 3 0 <? 0 :
1 ?? 1 o i? o o 2 :
? ....... I, I
11 ' - ? ifi lust I 1 in 3 1111,11 a-a i-'se j
hit? VV'alSn, Krocl btolen basa Walab. I
. . Parant ai l Hchmldi la? f? ??n 1
?.,,.- Ralilmore, I. laraej City, 7 i'.??e?. (?n !
Off Juatl? ! off Frock, 1; ?tit Maaon 1 I
?:., on 3 ;??- Pro?... I I'mplraa ;
? 11, ?n.! M im:?'
-
BUFFALO, 4: MONTREAL, 2.
treal " H ?? :
.- "" i v? * ?! !J
Montr' ?: ' " " *.' " -' ?
Bgtterlai Kllllfrr; <'nn..;i Par
I i ?m- I mi In i HaUlgan ami Kail)
TORONTO, 8; ROCHESTER. 0
v, i . i' " ?
: .- ' - - ? - 'J ?I
u o o o ?i o o ?? <> " I 3
?rie? Kudi 'pu ai r, . ,- M (*otutell
i . m ich? I mplro? U < " ? '1 Ooyl?
-?
TRI STATE TITLE AT STAKE.
? ir,' inn-iti. atspt. v F l" I'.?In ? ' - Ol Net?
',..rk '<?l?l?i .?I th<- ?il -tat? lawn (?'linla
title, ?mu meet Richard Blahof?, of fteaton,
?o-ni??ii"?v m ih. ?-iiiilleng?' round ?if the]
?... iimnKi.i ?m ti.? ? nun? of lha i.lnrhjinatl.
I 'lllli
Bishop ?>'<? ah d H ?' -i"1 "*" U ot P
delphla, In ? ? aeml-rlnal round a"?l ?lien
?? ?-?' ? ?? m? ini ii ,ii. "' Sept Voik. m
I I ?'"in?I a? h I, ?? <\ '? 1.
Defeat Senators Again, but Drop
to Fourth Place.
_
CALDWELL IN TOP FORM j
Chase Signs Up Handiboe, a New '
Outfielder, and Puts Him
in the Game.
Washington. Ispl ?.--Although thev d<*
feeted to? WesMnajton Senators for the,
aerond tllMasalta time, the New York
Tsakees ?Iroppe?! Into fourtli place, on?
p.'int bshlad the Cleveland Nup?.. here'
this ?fternoon The BCOTe was 2 to 1 Th??
(cam? was a prett>- battle between Tom
Hughes and Roy CBldwetl. hut the ?llm
triedrapher managed to swing along ?nd
hold the loosl men to singles, while New
York hunrhed a three-base hit by ,l;nk
Knight with sinters by Illalr and ?'nldwell
for two run* and (he gam?. Washington
showed poor Judgment tn running the
hases and toaj?.e<) away several glowing
Opportunities to score.
With his team handicapped by injuries
arid BJcktaSSB, Mai Chase signed .1 local
s.nii-professiunal ;.la?rr, llnndlboe, an ?>?it
ReMer. The boy covered tight field in the
absence of Wolter. Ile gave a creditable
account of himatilf. and hammered out a
hit in his three tisses at hat. Wolter wa?
t> rreij into action when Mert r>anl?ls. an?
other cripple, who I- reallly playing on
his nerv?-, was put out of the game for
dlaputlag a dectafen by ivrrln?
Brilliant work was accomplished In th?
field, and snappy playing: rushed to the
, aid of the puchera on several ociraeloiia
Htin-kllllng ?loiihle plays were mad? bv
Washington on two occasion?- McBrtde,
Klherfeid and Bcbaeffer engineered the
flr?=t coup, while McBrtde StsfJ the genial
"Germany" clicked off the so??on?l in Hi'
prov?d fashion Knight, Chase and llart
?oll shut off a rally in the sixth frame hv
spee.jy work, barely nipping Milan, who
opftie.l the fram? by singling at third.
Single* bj K'lerfeld and OeSSleT followed,
and would have ?core?l at least a tlelng
tun. Knight and Conroy played a treat
*?am? for their teems, both taking can? of j
hard chances
The ??ame marked the first app?aran.??
Of Htlgh?ai on the rubber In several week?, j
and with tha <?x<eption of the fatal aecond
hs pitched In good form lie wan hit
hard, ten well-scict? red hits h?lng raked |
from him at interv,?]s Tom fann??d one
man and issue?) two passes. Caldwell al?
lowed onh ?e-.Tpn hits, three of arhlch came
aloiiK in the necon?l Inning, and were pio
dUCtlVS "f the sole run scored bv the
opposition Norman Enb??rfeld waa the
only man who could solve bin deliver;?, an?l j
made three of the team's hit*. .
"W? will open the session nf the llouo?
with a triple,'" BBld KniKht, In the second
Inning, "und T -imi> that It be antsrsd ?m
tue re,,,?:.- SUltlnfl the action t?i the
word he laced the ball to the fur ??istant
-entre for thre? bases. "What ho. she
bumps!" \?li?d H'air. as h?> aingled solidly
and sent Jack over th? plat? with th? run.
Walter Iben proceeded to -teal second, ami
he counted preaently when ?'??ldweii hit
for .1 ba??. Daniela also single?!, hut araa
out trying to make two base?- 011 the elOUt
The Senators attempted to refute the
convincing argument ?d the Rfow York
men. but their r-buttal fell ?.ne tally Shptl
Doctor Qesslei haratner?*d the hide Cor a
has?-, and took atCQBd when Tom Walker
took the eBay route to first. ICcBlidS laid
down a s.i.?ritK'e bunt, .md the runners
Stored along the line.?). i?n thej.it and run
play Conroy grounded oui to tssrdner,
while cseseler scored from third base
Henry ended the Innlnc b* striking out
The sei.re follOWa
Kfgm rORX " ABHIKa 1 ' ?
at. r It. r?i a < al. r 11
Dsnlela, If t ? 1 0 now ... ?| 4 " I : ? ? <?
Wolter, if 1 1? 1 1 "i Kchsefer In ?|OA ? Id
Hemp II.ef .1 0 0 2 00 F*lh?rfeM.2L |H'I 1 4 0
? i sa?, lb. 4 0 r? 11 1 " ?'.?aaler if 3 1 2 .? I ??
Mirt? n.St. 40 1 S SOI? Walker i' |0fl i et
Osrdn'r.Sb 4 o . 1 4" McBrkic 11 SO0 '? ii
Knight, m 4 1 2 ?'? SO t.'onroy, at?. 10 1 I 20
liar. bo?.rf S 0 1 1 "" Henry r .1 " ? '_' a O
nialr c.Bl 1 a 4? Hush?*, p. t <> 0 U 20
Caldwell p ?*? " ' 0 :? 0
Total? M ; in n in n Totala 2? 1 : XI 10 I
Ne?- fora o ? 0 0 e ? e 0 e-i
? .,. ??-..-i O 1 o 11 O 0 11 ,1 1. 1
Three >.??? hit Kntgttl Heeri < i ti Dsnlela
Herophlll. McBrid? Rtolei? bstea Qessler. Blsl
I? ubi? playa McBrlde, Klberfeld snd s.i.??'???.
McBrlde and rV?hs?f>i Knlshi. 1 ha?- and Han
tell. 1,?'? "ti haaea \Vsanlnston, 4. N? ?< York
? ytrti bsa? on hslla Of? Huahes, 1 on* rsfcl
well. 2 First bast ... ?rroi New ?satt, I.
m? hv pitcher -Bj CsMsell '?easier.
' Rj Much??. I. hv 1'Hi.I-.? ell A Balk ?aid
- ?li Tim? I ?"'?'. I i ' 1 ? '?? ?? In? an?l D
WHITE SOX POUND THE BALL
Run Up Total of Sixteen Hits and
Wallop Detroit.
; 1, ? oil Jtepl I C*hl?*aa*o pounded three I
iirtroi? pitchers to-day for i tot.?i of *\\
teen hits, and beat Detroit bj a BOOTS of
?? tO I Waletl pitched BWd ball after th?
fir-t ii nlng Remarkable fielding by Push
kept down th? score Bergharaer, a recruii
from th? ?'entrnl taBOCtatlen, made bla
first appearance at second for Chicago
Th? .?-. 01*1 follOl
cm.? DBntorr
ah 1 Ih pe sa ah 1 Up" a a
?tclnt'e.if SS ?"? 1 o?, it.,., st.... BIS l lei
Ixi-d rth.. 41 '-' 2 ?'?*? '?.i.n cf., 4 11 a no i
I'allsh'n If K 1 S 1 ? Oli'rawtortt rf 4 <>-' : oo
Modle ,< ,"?'i I ? 00 IX*1?ha'tv.a*ti 401 ? III
I? liner 3b ?" " ' 0 0 Drsh?, If . . 4 o 2 1 o n
Tsn hll?.sa 4 I I 1 ?0 ?Tslner. th i"2 I IB
. |b 4 I i ? I 1 M.iri?,;-v. XI. :i 1 I 1 10
til ?.i. I 1 I b H" ?. hinii' . . l'i" 4 o"
?alai ..lili <io ?m,.m. i? p 100 .1
i laSfttt? |. . 000 0 " "
' Mil ti?l' p. I H?.
i "Jones. loo .i
ItL-ttben 1 SO '? SO
Tot?;? asSieSTUI T?tala MttSTlSl
?pait-d for ajuminera In lbs fifth inning i
tBstt?d foi l.a':t" In th? Mvetlth Innlns.
. i \ea?o .i o i .". i t e e e?-t
Detroit 1 " 1 " 0 ? 1 ? 0 I
TWO-blt-M hit? M.Inf.r.. I..'! \t?i iar?
l?a-.?,. ? aUahan ??a!n?r Thl*ea bsisa hi' M^
IniM? Mi. .if- Summers, I? in *i Himn**. tat
Mtitt?. 4 In 2 innlns?. Sacrifica By-?Lord
>???-rl()i" hi? Mttiartv f?tr,len ha??t In?.I Csl
lahan l."i'il.l" r'lH?? Bush '" I?al?htntv to
llSlnel ?2i Me.iiari\ to iliilti-r i?. Merlan?
ItiiHii in llelehant) latfl ..ii i.H-?-a f'..ir'.lt. B;
Chlrsa?! il lia??? ..n halla ?iff Walsh I F*,ra'
baila) ,,n ?i-rora '-i|-hk<,. |; iMtrolt, I . Hit hy
pitch?! B) HUmmetl iTaiin?hlll. IVrthnmarl
Htruok "'i' Bv Wslah, B; bj s.h,,i?;-im, 1? l.y
i,m,ti.. :. wild pltenss wai?h. -j Tltnt
i 4?. L'mplrea Rs-tn and CV*Lat*JBlilln.
CLEVELAND. 2: ST. LOUIS, 1.
I'levehmd. Bepi I - I leveland had I In
Botter of a pitchers battle between t?u
i?.ft bunder?, arhaalng b. a acora ol t to i
from Bt Loala afltchell and r.r?'\sn op
pooed each other, tha latter being a ?st.
i.mil? recruit from Burlington, i?.t*a
Cleveland was eatbattad, bat managed t<?
i;.: thre?. hitH when thev counted
Tilt/ s?'"!-?' fi.ll'iW?
ClaCTaXlaAND 1 i."> It
ah i? ! : ; ?? :? ? Sbl II? SO S S
But. hot if '?'? ? ? ? l " sl:??"'??' ? 4 " " i n o !
(iiHon at., all *- ?' " Aaaaln, *A *n . <i ;o
j?. l??'.r ii :;"" ' 10 Hotjat?, l!. 4 o ?i r. nil
laSjol? 'lb. 4 0'J 0 O" I...I...M. . .i, 4 I :i . 10
lilr'tiaiii ,( ?'."" ? " " ' "ii hi'n,if BU o 1 lu
?.?U -ft, SOI '.' I O?Kutlii.i. lb .o 3 8 '-''i1
Turnet- SbSOl I BO HsIllTMO.at 4 n i i OS
Paaterl) ? :"'?'" '" -i'in? n?. ? Sfl ?i 4 "10 j
?ii. h?ll i ' " " " "" Hrown, \> . :i 0 o I 4 2
? ? I U? ll/. 1 | II .1 l| ,|ll
I: Mit. h?l| 1 ?? H i.
Totals. -*? - '? -? ?*?? retala. :i,'. i lost i; ?_?
? Batted "a? ' " '?'''"" ,r "'"I!| ? alsg Batti I
fo, Brows I" "ln"' l"",?*-l
srssa :':: ? -:; ;; ?? ? i ?'
., mc ,,. | p. Hutch? i Imiuiih 1 aporta
t., k. ., earrifla-e m
i . i w i." i'?*-:* !"? i.-?, .i-i.?."..
, ' , ,?,, |. plsra ? ..l?|l'"i .?nd Kutl ?
If, .,, ?.,.i i nina i Irai I-?*- on hell? ?ut
.?'?"I ." Ml, ,. plt.-ned bell R? Mi'.i-ii
,.v:;.i,,.,1 ? ??"?'? ???" m"''",? - '
?'? ||,4 N? h M"' I ' ' '"' ,""
rieVelaed ! .'H"- .
?,,,,. i..''i i ??tres R am ?ni
j Princeton Wins La tarn
I Tennis Title in Doubles
Y ??Je t\T\? Harvard to
Fight It Ovjt in
the Singles,
Philadelphia. Sept. I PrlneetOW won the
doubtofl i*hamplonthi|> in the inter. (?M?plate
lawn tirailla tournament to-day on the
Met ion ?rleket ?'luh court* hy BOOf-fog ?Tie?
torlea over Harvard In liot1! matehe* In the
??-mi-flnal round. Th?- ?tlniiles rhampion
ahlp re?t? between Harvard ami Yrtle And
will he ?leelderl to-morrow.
The *lgnlflrsii<e of l'rln<eton'a \lrtorle*
lies In the fS't that thev inaure th?' ehgtn
l'huinhip trophte* remaining in rompetltlon
for another ?ear. Seven point? nf n??*"?
?sry for permanent po??*e?.?.lon of th?* *up.
a vietory In single* an?! ;? victory In doubles
eountlng one point eaeh. A.? a reault of
UM final rouml In single?? either Yal? <?r
! Harvard will be tied with Pennsylvania
; toi mo lead. *nl?h six points each, while the
lo*er will he ?Wi \?ith Princeton for second
I lace, with fli." point* each.
In the ?infcl?"- to,Jay .1. J Armstrong;, of
tha Pnlverslty of Minnesota, the Western
Ipteri'ollejrinte champion. ITM h??aten toy
V.. H. Whitney, of Harvard, after a hard
i fought four-?-.'! niHtch. The ?-?ore wa* I 1.
I 4. 3 G. ty-?.
The final round In the doubles between
the Princeton pair.?, Mathey and Butler
and Tlft an?l Kuhn, may he played to-mor?
row or Inter ii? Princeton, to suit the ?-on
.. i-.len? e of the men.
Th?? ranuTJgrlea tonen
WaglaB laeral nnai univii r-: H. wium??,
Harvard. b**al .1. .1 ?nsstroog, Minnesota. ? 1.
. ?V 4. .'I 1. ? :i. A. II Mann. Jr., Tala, ??at
' J. U ?'ote. Val?. 0 7. ?'? I, t I
ih.ihi.-? leetnl Real round) llathe? ai ?l F*tni?*r.
rrln?-eton. hegt Whltoei ?nd Cutting, Harrard,
?. 8. ? .1. Tlfi ?i"i Kuhn, l*rln?e?.tti, beat at?
i K'ean an?l Tome*. Harvard, *, rt. 6 4, fi ??
TIMELY HS OF SPORT
?
How "Kid" McCoy Won a Bout
with Day in Canada.
"Kid McCoy, who is striving to "< otn?
1 ack,** |h working like a Trojan to round Info
perfect condition. He 1* training at Brown'*
? f.ymnnsluni. an?! showing his "Id time
? ?-p?-ed in practice hunt*. A number of as?
piring he??, ywelghts have i-ome Into th?
gymnasium t?. try their hand with the old
timer, hut ha?e met with little su?ce=*. The
raaBOUB oork??-rew pun-'h 1? w??rklng with
snap. and M.t'ov has kn?< k?td OOl se*, eral
big fellows with ease.
"< me U'upr Morgan, manager of McCoy,
tells a ?lor? anent hi? Itout with Hay In
Toronto the other night A?cording to M??r
fan, when an offl.er coll? "Forward" the
tM.hhies turn their hea?'s fot an Instant and
then ko right on. Day i* i ?'anadian pollce
man. tVhen McCoy dropped him the first
time ,ind had him groggy, the big fellow
v as trying to ateaily himself. As he sparred
"ff Morgan yelled out In B .?harp tone "For?
ward." True to his training. Hay turned
his hea?l for th* fraction "f I secon?! and
like a flash Vlrdiv smash.^1 the left over
and Day went ?lown and out Those Mho
enjoy such trick? <'?n laugh.
M<< *ov mil rnect Al M? i'loskoy. the rij
it.l* Miung heavyweight from N'ew 'eraey. In
i wo ireeka, and soya that he wt'i win in
eeay fashion
_
?While "Knockoti?'" Hrown lia.? In 8 HMtChOB
nrrangcd lo take piare in the n?ar future,
Morgan, his manager, is allowing na grass
t< ijTOW un?|er his fe.-t, ami Is out "or bout??
v ifh l/encli ?'ross and "One Hound" Ho
ignn. Gil Roag, manager of the San Fran
??>,?? bo.xer, met Morea-i I.T-t nicht and
' hallet.pe?! Hrown f?>r a match with H"gnn
'*?*"'ire.' BOM Morgan "I'll mat? h Hrown
with Hogarj or any "tbet boy In the world.
H?**gaa gaie the little I ?utchman the hard?I
esl tight he e--er had. and H will he a great
battle."
Hoag Ifl also after a match with Matt
Wells-, the Mritlsh champion, and It Is
pmlxihl?* thai Uie pair will meet ?vlthln the.
next month. Hogan. in th.- moan time, is
training hard, and scenis to he In MOot con?
d'tion.
When Will you lei Hrown fl *?: I ? t me""
a?-ke<l la?-a<!i CrOgB a-*- he met Morgan last
nigh? "i ?il. you go along and boot e?mi?
ono who la pretty ?ood, atwl then com?
an?! m?et me," r?pl)?-l Morgan. "S'ir<\ "
??aid laca? |i, "you'll ?et in?' me*- ?our boy
When I'm an ?.'?I man. Morgan. I can Hck
him now, and you know it 1*11 I oa him
li a \?<o'v. ' r*ro?M doesn'l seeni to car?
what liHiipens to him
t
1';<***1. Mat'ell. Hi? l*r"\idoiw.- mlddlr
welght, gnd l?eo Hri ick, .?f Philadelphia,
have been matched to meet lor ten round?
in this city in a few weeks Mantel] t
f,i?o under the management ol Don Mor
grin, and the "long distance talking ?ham
pion" is airead} counting; th" title won
Man???II has i. his lasl throe bouta :,v
knocktmtj
Three ten.round bouts will furnish plentj
I of ? vit? m? nt for t'i> ntembei of Ihe F*ali
mont Athletic Club le-nlghi T??ddy Mm
ph., oi.f to? es* paperweight* In tho
rasuntry. ant **Young" Rr,"> the Weal si?ie
boy, '?H! DOS ill ?he mam .lost The-?
two met a* ?he cpih last yt ir ,.ii?l tie bout
wa? last from start to finish, with Murph)
; a-mi. t ?light ?''??le a' th. ?tid In the
other bouti Mi'?* n'Comnell ??ni mee? leff
l: i r ., ?? bile Johnny Kelt? and l.ari"
I .in?!? will exchange Mow? in the opening
battle
i a? the Iharkej athletic Club to.nlghl
[Soldier- Detane? an?1 Sailor' Wh'te a III
box ton rounds, after BOTeral preliminar)
boUtl have been de. I?*|e?l
Tom I ?avis, ?'???retarv of the New *i m k
TankacB. is in at in- home with grip.
which ha- been aggravated hv some ner?
votis til Border, Arthur Irsrln? the ??-out of
the club. is with the ?earn in Washington
a- acting secretar? Homebody Bltggea*ted
In?*? night thn? the play of ih? Yankees ?Ips
?.ear wa? enough to make anybod] ner
The 1*th Heglmeni athletic Association
will op?.,, ii^ summer home ? ? 11 Hay 1Mb
str?'?t and <'ropsey avenu?-. Both H.-at h.
thin nfteinoon with B BOt of game*. Mool
of the bailing athletes are entered in the
>l\t??n events on the programme. The
feature win be the raailliokm competition,
a ?omblnattoti Of tra?-k and field events.
I The new ?Inder path is sai?l to ba one of
I the fast.st In the distil? t
-?
GALVAO DEFEATS^ PHILLIPS
German Lawn Tennis Player
Wins on New Rochelle Courts.
II |, i, i*n '.'t.. tu* i'irman player, \?"'i
' ; la pise?; in Ihe Anal round ?>f the Quaker
Ridge cup -?ingle? on the la ? m tennta courta
of the Mi n !:?>? ..-i:' Tennta Club yester
?lay. He t|cfea'?'il l'.en'amin M Phillip?),
?* ?. ?*, " ?;niva?i hr?. , h! off hi* shotfl pel
fectl?. antl with Rurprl Ina peed to lh?
I'linvis. and pa-*!'i.| PhllllfM ai he cerne h
Mtaa Margaret Grave, lh? Boutbem -tiri,
?.?m her place |g| 11 e final of the Wonvn'**
Bin-dee, defoathag Mlaa Herts, ? I, 6"
li : ?hiving wa< executed v.itii ?lash and
a?(ura?*'. In t!ie women'i dooJaV i Mrs
i: KaMin'ii'i and Mis* Bles Uttle area ?
iive'v maten. In which ?'? dtopooad of.
\H?'* .iiiib-i Leach and Mra n Qarstde, 1
'. z. ?J--1. T?ier# were man! iplrlted ai
lie?, !n which the wtnnlnf pair irare much
'i 8 ?tendier
in ilv mixed doubles Mn Henry II. Bur
til? k bad Allre.l II. I.atuii.i .1? I.-;i?. ,1 .\|r
aad Mr- h u.ivmoi',.1. i >;. : 5, 8 r. The
i day "ti tha < mn I ? ?? ! ? d, .? then
ut-rc ii.?pi.nt shower irhleti i? vented
othei matches
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.
H.trtf.ii'l. ..; Hii?In? l'"tt. i
Hartford. 2; Hrtdgt port. ' K In.; rain?
,\,.\? i i.i . n v?. Nt w HrltaJn (rsl ?
Spilniiliclil \ - Waleiburv ?ram?
For Latvn &ennis, Auto?
mobilin ?? and Other
Sports Sec Va^ts
J and 10.
SHOWER BALKS GOLFERS
Downpour Interrupts Practice on
Apawamis Links.
a***tiapet'tlvs ehamplons had their practice
"??"ind?? marred at Apewamla yesterday by
a sudden aentlinear of rsin arhlch eaught
the players nt '.arioiiB points shout the
??ourse. Cluba that had b??en ?hetished foe
weeks In preparation for the champion?
ship ir<?re loinpl'-iely ??naked, and for the |
not hour or two the ?jubhottaa ?as filled I
trtth wet and disgusted golfers The most |
promising round of the dny. stopped l.y tlie I
rain, u-ns that or i; m. Byera, the 'ocmer !
national i-hamnion. Who, pla-.in?; with Her?
bert .?Itr'inf?;, the ?-Itt.h "pro." had a total
?>f M ter the first fourteen bolea, although
it araa hta first round Among those who
were far from home when the rain began
tO Com? dOtrn and ha?) 10 seek the nearest
shelter were i <;. An?leraon, n Kerr, ' ;
II Crocker, \y. y. Bluu*ketford and vV O,
Carnegie Tom MscNan-aara, tin r?un?pro*
feeatonal, araa sise ont on the course.
What -.?a.?- regarded as the big match of
t?ie day ?Aas lucky enough to finish just sa
the rai.i beten. Oswald Ktrkby and Fred
Jrferreehoff ended the roiin?i on even terms
with Valler .1. Travis and the national
champion, W. ?'. Pownee, jr. The match
bagWI with four h?iles halved In par figures,
but Tnvl* and Tog met \v..n the fifth and
sixth with Us and had n leed Of ta*0 holes
a? the turn Coming in the first f|v. holes
?rere halved, but Herreshoff ran down a
nut for a I at the fifteenth, and Klrkby
trot) the seventeenth with ? ?'. tquartng the]
match. Travis had a put to win the home
hole but missed, and the rtt?tcb ended ail
square
The e-rennesa of tha play was shown by
the carda, which read -is foiinws
Tra? i? sn<! POnaas;
Otrt . 4 4 4 I I 1 4 -, B .14
Klri.hv end ll?rr?'Mhoff.
Ottl .4 ? 4 4 I 4 I .? .I .16
Trsvti snd Potraee;
In -.4 4 1 i :. 4 I i a .17?71
Klrkby and H?rr??hoff
In .4 4 .1 I :. | 8 I 4 H 71
Mason I'helps, the Western player.
turned up yesterday and be??an his first
round with the loiiRest hall that has ye.
been driven from th.. first ter. s-rordlng
to thOSO Who have h??en SrstChltUg the vari
OUS players ?tart He was slightly off hta
gama In the momintr and could net noth?
ing better than an ?3, but In the afternoon
he returned H 7*. The . ard in-'lud. d a 2 00
th? elg-hth, whieh was balsm'od by B 7 on
th?? Ioiik ninth. .Teroni?? Travers was als?)
on hatid for his rarst practice over th??
I championship course, and p!a>?d wall, Bet?
itln? a 79 in the morning and a, 75 in the
afternoon. His >??,-,>n,i round was mad? in
a four-h,?ll mat. Ii trtth It A, Day as his
partner. acai;,st Qoorge .Morse, the Ver?
mont ChamptOn, and II. ' ". Parsons. Tha
fonner national title holder son without
much difficulty Morse areni around In ''.
while both of the ?.tii.rs ii?d it
The beat -'ard of the aft? moon was turne,;
. in by Wyatt v Taylor, of ?rdotey, who
1 had at t.itai nt ~i He, too, tu playing In
a four-ball match, and with hta partner.
O. C, IM^khanlt. of St Andrews, ma?le the
remarkable beat-ball acore of 17 Three ~"Q
1 ?ei? lnctudi*d m the raid. Plckhardt being
! responsible for two ol them Their oppo?
nents, T V, Bermlngham and G. B, Wld?
Ber, hot h of Wykagyt, arere hopeleset* out?
Based and Were I down at the end of the
first nine holes, I ? ??i ? ? -?-t ihe match eventu
ally
The winning card follows:
. ..,. ? ? 12 4 4] J B "2
i In ::?.?:::. ? ??:. 4 SB *7
Most of thus' win. played wera over ?*,
thOUgb BBTaOng th"?. Who got ar.iiind in
less than that figure araa i D Foot, the
Apawamis retersn, who made a e?""i T1
? um of the rnoal remarkable featurea rs?
corded during the d.?> wss placed to the
iT?.<llf Of H W P? M in. Of tha Merlon
racket Club, who made the tenth, eleventh,
twelfth and thtrteentti bolea In ;" In the
. .m?, ?if his inornlng round I W. I.van?,
1r , has not been get n i el
.
in the second half of th?u home-end
home matrh for ti.OSJ a aide, ?Albert Nt eh
oil?, the Wilmington Countrj Club profei
atonal, broke eren with .1 .1. McDerraott
the national orrn champion. Both ha.I
thirty ?i??. bole scores of H!?. but the match
???.'-. in Ktcholla by virtue of bis lead ol l
up. saineil during the tlrsf half of the
match ?.vu- the ?inks of th? Country Club
of Atlantic City ? couple of w??cka ago.
-? a
"YOUNG" AHEARN OUTBOXED
Tommy Maloney Earns Slight
Lead in a Slow Bout.
Tommy Maloney, the west Bade light?
weight, had the tetie: of "YOUttg" All-am,
the Hngliab boxer, al the Twentieth Cen?
tury Athletic Club leal night The bout
was n??t up to the itanderd, although both
b?.ys rallied m the last l*OUttd t" try for a
-witt finish, bul thS telling WSllop never
landed
M.ttiine- w.i the klghtei of 'he pair, i I
t?.r" in from Btart :" finish <" carry the
pace. Light on hi? feet the "dancing
master" '<? pi up n continuous Marathon i<>
keep -.ut of danger, while at Intervals be
landed rlesn-cul countsra to tin ia.? and
hci.i His punchea lacked power, and, al?
though i II frequently, Iteloao* kept com?
ii.K. and landed ins more punchea
His tody ' Iowa toob the ateara oui ?>;
Ahearn toward the and The lattei ha?J a
bud habit of leaping In the .?ir to avoid
theae blotto, and l?verai tlmea Maloney hit
him low. Ii area unaeotdaMs, however,
and the referes inek no iwticc of Ahesrn'a
elslma of foul
in tha closing ro ind Ahearn vein g\ ]
Tommy, and f"i ? whlla he had ? itlght
advantage, bul ?? aollal lefl t" the jaw
slowed ? in? up, and Maloney boxed aamy
to bold bla all ihl lead
KENNEDY MAY HELP AT YALE.
Neu Haven. Bspl s i'otmai announo? -
Blent, it is expected, may be mad.- ?nun ,,f
ii"- appotntm?*al of John Kennedy, forraei
roach nf the v.ii?- crews, aa assistant ??'
?an..- ? IIimU? ra, I ale, MS, re?rentlj ip
polnti-d b? i?i coach of the Vale nat )
Th, foi m-1 val?- oaraman and 'ootbull
player hss had ?<" Informal conference in
ti,l i Hi] srlth K? m" 'I'. and, while noili.
In? w a." given oui - ?n? ? ' nlng the ??onfei
? i . im opinion la held bj the foliowei.
..f ihlni aqiiatl? si Vsb Ihsl ihs veteran
tr*ln?*i ma) i"' asked lo work with the
, ,. . ,, ,,,;?..,, m.i asatatanl
na.'hMit p. or?'?inda rod? I M f ftf,
? il ? nt? x - |i.kl n Mim '.'.'": and MV.
YALE GOLFERS 1
Gardner and Stanley Come
Through to Semi-Final Round.
SECKEL ALSO A WINNER
Princetonian Defeats Kay After
Poor Start in Match on the
Baltusrol Links.
Val,. |a eortain to have a repre-entatl? 8
Ifl the final round Ot the Int'T? olleglate j
Qolf Av?o?-iatlon < hampU?n?hi|i tourna- j
tnent at Faltusrol to-day In tlie ?e.-ond '
round v.'sterday those to ?om?' t'iroiigh
??M?' Hoher? A ??iirdner und '.-orge St;. ?i -
lev, both "f Vnl". Albert Seekel. ?,f fl In?*?'- I
?'?n. an?! H:>rrv Hayburn. repfftaentlng ?he ,
ITnlrereity of Penaa?dT??nta Tbej **???? i ? 1?
meet In ?he ?eml-flnal? as named.
Throughout the preaent tournament Card?
ner an.! S???*kel have been the two golfer*
who hav?' stood out a'?o\e n'! the "Hit??, j
Thev haVC appeared to be the ,-|as? of ?hi? !
(?lurnament, hot. even ?o. those who ha\?*
watehed the golf of the Tale and Prince?
ton leader? are of th? ??pinion th:?t both j
will have to ImprOTS eonslderably If they |
hope to tret far in the national <*?nnpetItton
at Apawiimls next week
So far a? hi?" mat?-t?ea ?esferdnv ?flrere
eon-^ertie'l. ?lardner experience?! few ana*
lous moment* In the early hours ?he
Westerner ran away from M \\" Ksta
hroitk. the Harvard leader, ahom he had
met twice before In this tournament Bata? j
b'-ook failed to maintain the pace h?- -??-t
earlier in the ?< "ek and pfoeed in 9UUf J
??(???mi. nardnsT went out in ??. wher?- lie j
Stood o it>. ThenafUr It wa? no triefe -it |
all to win by -t ?'? an?! 4 margin, although*
manj of 'us long drives went astray on the
Inward holes, r^?ter on ?.ar.inei Bdmtn
latered an seen more derisive defeat to ?'
P. Eddy, of Prin?-et..n. The la-??
was u?atead] with hi? ma?h;e an?l also
m'i Brtth little iu4*cesa "n the greens,
dardner, therefore, won by 7 up and ?" to
plav
Wh?n Sefkei ami A. ?', Ka>. another
?>id Nassau rapreeentathre, started ?n
their flr.?t round match, Kay turned 10 his j
opponent with tn< remark. "I'm g?mg t.i 1
win the Brat two holes from you." *???? k?- 1
promptlv made a hash of the 1.1 st. taking
7. and he f,?r.??i little better Bl th" next,
??here the best he eouM get arai ?>. Kay I
won both. After that the Western 'h.ini- .'
pton "?-ame to earn . ' gradually wealing
hi? opponent down and finally winning by '
4 up and 2 to play. Scck'-I ?loes not un- I
derstand yei how it was that he took ?o I
many strokes- for thOfle firs? two hoi.??. J
in ?he afternoon he atarte?) much better
against V. T ?'larke, of Harvard EVOBI
the long fourth, with it? yawning trap
guarding the gre?n, had no terrors for th- ?
Princeton mail, who ?rot It In I 1*1 ill If*
ab?int five hundred yards. Se. kel won the ?
first five hole? an?l turned for home 4 np,
?;?.ing out in 17. This was unusually fast. 1
ari'l it began to lo?'k as If he would get |
round well down In the ?fa I rom the 1
turn, \tcatOyoT, lei kel began to "slit.;"!
first- it was the putting and toward ?he '
end the driving. F.ven so. h?? managed to i
win on th>? eeveut??enth green by n :' and 1 !
t.i.ui-in. after the Harvard captain had i
prolonged th? match for throe holea when |
Serkel stoO'I dormie (",.
The most protraeted contest <?f the lay
was the first round clash between Hinn!?'?
and II. II Lee, the Michigan champion
When tiie last name?! began hy wtnning
th.- lirst six holes it looked all over hut
th?? posting of the result Stanley then
took a turn at winning hops, the next four
? coin;.- 10 his credit II.? finally got lie
??-?ve! at th..- rtxteenta, lost the aezt,
but ??'li the hom<? hole when his oppo?
nent'! Bocond eh'? ft>un?i the pit to th? lefl
?o the green. The nineteenth hole ? -
proved dfaaatroua to ;,c.>. who got trapped
? ?? 1 .
Tlie Rummary foll?n *
'hanipionaliiii ifi"?t round) r* \ .^.?'i^r
la la .?? H V Kalabr? ?. . I!h-- an], H ., . .
play; ? i* Kd?ly, Princeton, lent \?
Root h, Harvard, ." >i)' ??? i 1 '?? stay ?;???.r:-?.
Stanley, Val?. li?at II ,i l,.r ^!,. 1 .
'..'?? Il'ii-len Wilson, .I? l.?-a ' !?' -argent.
Harvard, -1 '?i> and -* t.? play: Alben >.??.?'
? on beat A )' I-.? Prlneeton, 4 up and
?.? ;.< pin? . i* P. ? larke, Harvai 1 besi J. 1 ?
M.\- 1. Harvard. 4 up an.i a i" plai 1
.?ennirs?. Vale. t'Ai |. f) DUSlSP, ^ ? le. .1 UP
?p.! 2 le play, H.?rr' Ifeyburn, Pnnnayb ?
.??m 1, ii Blair, Prlneeton, 4 up r??-?.t 2 ?.. p .
-? ..ni round rtsrdner bea? Eddy, 7 up -? I
<*. "> lia? Riante) beai wii-?.n '.? tip ind 1
plav: S??-Kel beat t'laik?? .1 up hu? i ??? pla:
lleyl irn beal Jeitnlncs, '.' up.
r? .? ne?. 1 intercollegiate champional lp
tournaillent will be held over the links
or th.- iSkwanok Countr, ? lui?, ;ti Man
??lester. Vi T'ii^ ??ill lie ,1 n?'\> green for
the colleglana A ?ear -?go they gathered
ai the Raaos County Club, at Manchester,
Mass , where Robert Hunter, of Y rile, won
the Individual title The ?jit?clatft/Mi held
its annual meOling i? Baltusrol the ???her t
nigh?, when officers for the ensuing
wart elected .1 D. Btandlab, Jr., <>r wiii
lams, waa chosen president, to succeed
Hoher? Gardner, of v?iie. -.?.hile. Qeorga
Rtanlej of Vole, wai the choice for sec?
retar) J N Btearns, of Princeton, is the
m ?? treasurer.
TIE FOR LEAD AT CHESS
Tcichmann Wins Abroad and
Crawls Up to Schlechter.
? Sp.-eial CSl <? ! > Ti ?? Tribun-- ?
Carlabad, Bohemia, Bepi ???. ?Richard I
Telchrnann, the onl) orte "f the twenty-1
six contwtanta In the pen?<ilng international
cheaa masters' tournament at the Kurhaus
who has not lo?! ?- game outright. t"-?l.iy
tie.l Carl ftehl4Kht4ttr of Vienna for lirst
place by ?rlrtoe ?>f a vu-tory over Tarta?
kowef IB t1"' tourtitnlli lound. .Schlechter
m. an? lili?' lia.l to be contest with a draw
Bgalnal I i'lniar. Th?: tWO hadcrs, Who
have ?ii.unt.u:.'''! their advantage since the
. Ighth lounil. will not meet until the ei,li
teenth round.
Rotlewl C"iitinu?vl his remarkable run by
winning froin Laaarirennaeh to-day. He is a
?a.-,...! third, "i*' poll ' bebtad the iea?iers.
?afarahall, the United states 'hampion, has
fourth p?a??' t" blmaarf, having drawn with
Kurn. "f Liverpool. The other ihre.- Anier
leana all h<tt. lohnet ?<> laaonhardt, .lair??
t.? rtabinowltoch and Chajea to F.ihrni. and
this deaplta the f?1 1 'hat all had the white
pieces
Sal??'. Bplelmann at.tt Pertia ?c.1
,,\,.i ? ..tit?. Duraa .uni Alechlne, respe?
lively Drawn games were re??orded '??
tween Su.chting and Xlemsowltsch and
Chotlmlrakl and Koatlc. Rubinsteli again
adjourned, his opponent being Alapln
After fourt??ti rounds the standing ?.'
1 in playera is aa follow 1
W..11 urn w. ? 1
geblechter '"'- ;?'? i^lelmann ?'- j t*t
Telchrnann W ? ??? Tartakowei .. I .
--?otlewl " ?? *?'* '"ira.? ?; 7
?1 . 2, i', ,:""1. ?? "
.:,, . . .'. ?'! ''nuj.a .t;
? - ?:,' ? Wlemi larltach... ?i 9
Mecblna ... ?? a?! ??oewannicli :.'} V'<
[aeonhardt ,. ? - ?':'? "*lw? . ;.'* 7'i
rVrlti ?'- "*" l?,'T'* . '"''i in
Rubinstein ? " ** Johm r . :, ?
,-,.i,i. ? i Alapln.4'j 7'..
K?tl .", ', t-'ahral ... 4 ;?
L'hotimlrakl '? *.- '? ? Rabtnowltacb. :i
in the iift?'?nth round, to^ntorrow, the
pairing *?**"? ?"' t? foliowb: AJochln? ?
Chotlmlrakl Kilnni vs Perils, Ualiin.i
r|tach ?n ?'h.tj.s. r.??(i.wi vs. .laff?'. Diiraa
xs i^ooweaftech, i.ihardl va Bplelmann,
I'lihiu-'t in v? lohner, i'ohn va Alapln,
\i, m/..'?it-' i? \? Balwe, t/tdmar va Sueeh
llng, Marariall va Bchleohter. Tartakower
vf Burn? Koatlc s- Telchrnann.
BOUT GOES TO GOODMAN.
i; ,.| ? ??" .hu.?1i. ?if Ihe PjPM gide,
(1, ,.;,., vi?t.tr\ miT NtiiuiK Paekj ' M?'
L'arland In a ???!? i?>uii<i boaN at th? .\i
lanl ' xthlefi?' Asso.'imh.n la at nighl M
?rarlaiid wai no match for alt t< ?rins. ha .1
hitting opponent
LOSES un IN HS
Semloh Rescued by Ruth II in
Middle of Sound.
UGLY SEA FOR CONTEST
Motor Boats Put to Hard Tent on
Third Day of Carnival at
Huntington.
If wee a busy day for the rnvoi boats
iVestereay at Huntington. The third day
of the carnival \?.v anything but fsvorssaa
for the on?.mil? ?jvee?) tua'? that had basa
srneduted. ??? f??r th? flftv-two-niHe race ?>f
the eratssra t? Itraifor-I Shoal Ldghi ana]
hack.
Malf a sale from the northea-t ?'?? .?low?
ing Up tiie ?...nil?! early In the mornlnB
when the cruisers thirteen ,.f them -
sta't. ! The\ rotate out friim nndai the
lee of Kat'jn's N'??.?k and encountered II '!
full for?? of the llgtj ?., nil Btftg kB IhS
Bound, it area one of the hard??-?
that this type of hont t*ould bs l' ' !,>
!-i\ miles ?e.f ,,f gtratford sic ? I ?
?'lass i: cruiser K>mioh. owned v I ^f
Holme*, teg? aeen tn be m trouble b) '
naodora Walter BulMvan, srli ? wa on board
W. T, Hun nd... 'a in.it. n. ?! ? atoa i .
which was right Betern of t. ? ? Bemloh iae
bad lost her rudder, snd the ass a ib
breaking over her to badly thai the R h
II abandoned hei cha?ne ,,f winning iha
race in her clasa and went to *?'r ' ? a i
it look th? Ruth .?i" .mi i 4 bo >
tow her hack to lluntlrigtoi T imi-en ?
? ? ???. o?\ in t,\ i aft sin Pattei ?
?on with ?he revenue cuttei Quids, and W.
L. S" v I. trithdrea from *
race John F. O'Rourke'a ?_--?<i?. .fan? Bn?
i?l ..il th- .-?.'ir" in ?; "? ??> " ? ? i | n i -i - .
D. 'I'ln winner. Kr?nt?! elspeed tlm?- ha
? ?.,?- .. ?..?,?. | (i ;- 'i?? . \|?,-. .| g v ,,.
.- y Her poti acted lira ? ? i
rin Elmo il tras s?-, i :.
i I? Oheen'a Khsii broke i.ci ?.t.? ? ag
gtntr, end area towed e< Port foantrasn
Harbor.
W ?t: i nil.-n.- K. Bun ? ? ?
and Henry i: Butphen, halm a of ? ?
??" ? c imi ,?.n beai I a?- odn? lal Mmor,
th?' I ?i x ?? I \- re? ? ? . for IbO
Hctea ?i.'?'" cup she -tent ix tlmea aver
th.- measured mile ...ni?,, m the follottfng
times: '?? :-'?. I'M let, IM, i r.. | ? !?*. and
]?'::. The me m av*?rags ?;.I of i hese
runs i?. '.0 II nanti? al at ??? -" -tat ite
The average time for on" ni--.<:,.' mile,
?:.1.7?.
W. ii As* ;:. Ute Itohaaieas ? ?? Ma la
taCflf III .la?iepd to race ov- ?lie
. ourse if the Male |V did Bhe bad as -
eral ?:iti -l.i.f.ii ?. ' tTSI I ':? .. .1.? lu
th?- hrr w ? , ? \.to" ?rat "i
tbore for aomethlng, th- rapt ? af ?
lightei tn.it had sliaedy picked ij> Iha
Pioneer f-"- ahtpnaani to Kma-ian?! ?> ti t
ateamship Mlnnetonka to-da* came
and picked up the Mapk i.? if ill before
Ast.'ll ?.?..' hack. I'h" Hunter ? Iptaifl ?-aid
he "'ii.i not trait f'?r am raeoa and so be
-V?rt'd for NOW York with hoth bOBta
Th?? I'.i-mlle race for apead hosts will be
-tart?.i off th.? Columbia Yacht Club on
next Baturda*. the boat . ?? '?? |
keepeie and hack.
Tl '? tummarj folio i
CRUISERS .i.v.?? l> START, :< "?" I "' tgS*.
."?? vu PICAL mii.i:
i: .-?p.?.i
nine
H M.S Il M ?
had? .tan?, .1 F O '". '. ? ) "?? "?-. l ??? '?!
CRUISERS- CLASS K .?tart ?.:,.-, i ?l RSK.
H N m ii? ai. mi i-.s
Krone'. S i'n,-l,rari?.?I .?? 1 ?* ?l*?}:t>4
?plndrlfl C I: Butk : ..... a 13 :4 V17 It
Bemloh, i" v. Holmes ta.?' rodder.
CRUISERS ClaASg f ?-rvl'.T 10 <-. ?
COURSE. M \.\i-TI? \l. MM.r
gsceltler, -i- Trotses H Kl Iros
? ???? ' - " ? ? ? . ?? 22 .'.? a ._ ..
r*st_tdlee, it y Mttia.;. _?.? v? ui?>
11 i' i. ? tUea, |i i - . .' ,? m
Viitni'S. W I), .-'irnriK ' ?.? '.'I ?? n| 24,
Ruth II, v i-. Kurroush To??d In ?
Franc ? II . n ? II ? ???> 10 M DO
S I,. \V- ?"'ithard . ivithdres
r i' Qaeea IHssbtsd
' ? ???<"! time Bin o II <; n; .? ? tnadl< ?
4 2o:lM. Alfred H.. 4 ?..? l?;. Nutmeg, ?...i'.' r:.
? il . 10:*J0.
i um? ?if i livio |\ fo ml teal ""i*
: ' ? 1 ."Y 1.31, . Xt I ..?? l W Mas? sf
?Is .n? .1!? ii Bsutlcel ' ? * . ? mta
mllea A*reras** tin?, for ?>n. lu '? milt
1 II IS
WILL PLAY THREE GAMES
Worcester Hoped to Tic Lowell
in Pennant Race To-day.
Boston Bept. * ?Deeplta ih,- losa of to.
day'a came to [aarrence nt | to i " tee
innin;;?-. laowell iron the Wen England
Lcits-iic basgbsll pennant for Iftl Hain to.
tjoj endci thf only chance W l h*d ta
tie (."??eil for first honors, and whatever th*
i???iiit of to-morrow's ?anif. the la i of t. ??
tesson, i...??? II la the L-liamriou, ??
to .1 i' Morse, aecretarj ol ? ? I? igue and
ranklna offlclal in the absence of President
Timo till K. Mnrnane.
In iiiaklr,?. hi- decision to n ,;>it Mor.?*?
?rioted a rule adopted by the leagta
. \ ear that no nmre than two ?iHm.s In >no
i day could count for the championship.
This rule, apparently, blocki off an; rf?
f. rt Captain .'??-? Burkett, of ..'or?
may make t.. drive in? t-ani to ? tie with
Laotrell. in ? ?t itement to-night ? .ir*>*>?'
Burkett said if the wrath? ? 1 to?
morros he arould plaj three cim?s with
itaverhllL fJae of 'he sime? a*ouM
played In the morning ?? the one ,,,?i
loued from tl ii afterttason. i a other la >
would he ployed In the afternoon ''*??
lain Burkett figured that if he tri
th'ee gamea from the Haverhill tail??et*a*lers
and that it laOWell ShOUld h ???? t?*-IUO| l ?>!A
to Brockton, ?Vor?"ester wouM be ll?re foe
the championship
PICK ALL STAR* SOCCER TEAM.
Aftei holding two trial aecttor fo-.tt-a i
gamea the -election ?-ommittee has mad.?
it? ?hoi??' "f the team that will lin.? ?>
against the CetlntalBaa on lea*4iaBabei ?:
at the pata Oreaada
Soccer "fans*1 will liave thru f?rst and
Ottl) ?han.'' to f.ee th? team in action at.
Marquette Oval Bieoirtyn, lo-dey, s ?ra
it will play a picked team eetnpaeas] of th.
.?troPKt^st players in the state.
The New ^ ork BtatS taeeepst team w|H
line up aiiainst th? I'onnthlans as folk'tva.
i- it Naatioa
O. Wl in M
II iiv: -i ?-.i;-! ' ?"? hlej Rlshl rullheck.
? It M Di ? tld !W f.
? Isn M.-l'.. u 4 Rlehl halfhs. k
P M. . :,! n ? isn M t'? '
h -t ?a lllltt ?I'r. ir. ' tilted : ?
pu*. Asa ' rti * i- Rt auttlds forai >l
w Heath ..Bt 'c-i.. Rtshi lesidt f*f*ar*B?i
I Porti . . f."l Ite' I? ?'? n'r? t?.r.?ai I
W. Phillips .Kes > ..rk ? .-i?'.,- l. ? :??-4
?n-i Holtytreod Inn. IWi outsMs fsta**?*?
RRAKR* KH
\\ lU.iati* .An sdls I III ''. ? ? ?
I < nt.'hl'v ... . laefl fill ?
w i ni n '? 'A.M..I Inn ?
, ii .?..; uni in oval RI il -.i. tertt'd.
It ?i ii i llora i i'.i....?i?n ' el tic. On tie t..n?Hr?l
A ... .i ',i:iiii,I>i.i ' i-.?. I.'ft 'ii?l.l. psrtl d
Having around up t h? it tout of Canada,
the I'oiinlhlalts arc BbOUt t" 0|n'ii tlteir
?tttnln.?ii ?n the I nil?'?l Stat.-. They will
id.iv .it Chicago to day, while Cleveteaai
\siii be vlalted on Beptenlect tl Th* rk.
Ilur>' will bS at the Peto ??roiiiMs en rt.?t
urday. while the fntal ?.inio is >ct for
I'hiia'ic'ipiihi "ii Baptoaaba II
of twelve inatchc? played la Csnsda, tee
arere aeai sao ?est by Um boots of 3 to .
to the all-Toronto t.'.im and in.? gfaarg K
Ladysmith by the ??.ore of - to .'.
SECONDS TAKE PART IN BOUT.
\ -ni?, hum between the saeeada <>f Ty
i i,?.- of Philadelphia, and Bddaa Posten
?if Brooklya, enlivened Ihe ten-roaaal heal
at the Brighton Beech Athletic ?lur? iaa>
night, in which the ?.nak.-t lad eaatl)
? ??iti?. im< <t i.is rival
After I'obb ii.i.i sent Powert down
lime? in tl. third finid th. accouda ??
I'obb i.nlled htm l.i hi- .otner w lui? I lie
,.f, . ce w.i-? I? llitift "t' lbs ?"Uni ThH
ni.t the disapproval "f the Powers hand
lera, who rushed ??' Hh oi?posltui l
.i. .i a t. right mi ued l'"- servi e?. "?
aeveral |>ollcemen ha?l t?> he eitltstod ??>
. ?..pai a??? the . onibatanta
I I'h. I.ipsr "f ten mlnutea proved n mu-*h
needed breathing *i'B" r'r P"??ra. * ?
i held ?.n to the end

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