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Lawn Tennis at Newport ?> Golf -i
Boxing Ja* Automobiling
McLoughlin Smashes
His Way to Victory
Triumphs Over Wallace John
son and Reaches Final
Round of Tourney.
WILLIAMS DEFEATS NILES
(jajifornian Favorite Over East
erner in Match for Champion
ship, Which Will Be Played
at Newport To-day.
(From a ? ' '! "f Thr '''ril'ur-*" ?
Nexvport. R. 1*. Atlf. a.-M?urlce * E.
?klaTtaflt'1** t!ie fan-ataaa laara tannla
-dajer Brotn Caltfornta, and R, Norrla
m :d, the Phlladalphlaa, who wus
the se:isat:..n of Um Amerlcan ooarti laat
a-asun. aron th? placea In th** Bnal ..nd
chaim.ionsh'.i> round Of the all-omi* ts'
tin8les touriiaiixnt bfltrfl to-day on thfl
turf cavarta of lh? Chataa The Callfornla
?tomet" poHflhfld oll his rival. Wai
juhnson, the PennajrlTflnla State cham?
pion in Btralght sets. with the -aoorfl
PJT*?*-?? fr-'.. Wllllama la his afltnl-flnal
round 'batt:- nltmlnatad Nathan
j*iltk tht Mflflflflnhllflfltta State title
BBilar, flt C?i "-*'. -1-6. ?*?**"**?
The two plajrflrfl xx ln. upheld tne BU*
araBBMfaf the alngtaa tor the Aroartcan
u-diu in the Duvis Cup match..- arere
?*-a??r flaa*eTerouflly '"*'st*''<1 hj their OPPO
,,.!.,. McLflOUghlin was alxxaxd in Com
m&nd in hlfl coart aacapt al a I 1
urxv.: iii thfl flflflflflwl aat, whfln Johnaon
, temi-orari.y g.'t his chop strokes xx.-ik!:^
?nd held th- pluymK-through champion
away from thfl nat In man*/ r.-spe. ts it
vts a fltgnal triumih fur McLaOUghUn
He ui-hcid hla ratlng a.- the Na 1 an th?
Mtiw.al Hat and lurnished a complfltfl
refutatio:: to the x-uiitenUon that thfl
Ibrough champtOfl ls at a dlflfld*
?ntauga Thlfl ls tne Brat tlme that the
r?xv meth.d has beea tested in this caan.
try
From the bflgtnnlng MeLout-hlin clcaad
tiie d..or auainst Johnaon'a Chop strokes.
which a year ago t.i? Ftunsylvanlan had
-aad x^ti. auch davarn? as to fflrce
McLouKhl.n through nv- flflta Hy trc
mendous tirives aid emflflh?. tht flOrt
that um; Btnflhlnfl through tlu- opposlt
court like the BhOOling stai s that earned
|or him the tltlfl <?! '. omet." atcLaOUghlln
r,i...-xd his rival every time ht- gttempt
?g |0 -MM m to the net. When drivmg
HaLoughllii faaared a poararfully playi l
.... t>,,, m nt tl - bfltll flcraamlng
doxvi, the im. on Johnflon'a bachhand and
aalch hc ;i-vcr rflturnfl
tiintx- By holdini; to this Haa of attack
. .-.01. d a fltralfljM run of
. | bflfora thfl playcr un the op
, f UM n-t was auccessfu! Ifl
chec-kli;i* hlm even temporarily.
-*, | 1 through lh, thr- -flfltfl thfl
flBamptoa led, wlth Jolmson h.
tfrdllng after hlm. Th*- margtn of his
?gttory ?raa a arUa ona, 1 thfl t***1 ?
My fllOOd at H mM and the polnl total.
|g Tberfl xxas mor- than that to
it hoxvev-r for M. Umglilin held to hlfl
t-ulv xxoi.d-rful NflOrd Of COnitng through
Bm tournament so tar w.thout thfl laafl "'
... .ther. he has BCOflTUd a totai
to ?J for hifl opponents -a
r*. ord that has never bafOTfl bflfln dup -
had us parallal ln all *?' ***
Uilrty-1 * of tne aU-coa
MeLtmgblln reacbed a hlgher plan- Ir
hta aaaflfl to-day than be has ?**? flhoarn
before. This was the OfM?loil flf Bl*
Wrenn and others arho aaw hlm play ln
the greal latainatlonal matci.-s at Wlm*
bied..n. Ha wfl" fllaraya confidei.t. fllert,
. uoa of flhati and apead al
.tfld that he was
-j ? johnaon ptayad ? plachy up
hlll Bght, flTfln if it was fllarayi a loslng
PfltUt. the veteran profea*
plnloa that John?
aon had made a mlatakfl b. inaetlalng
..tt. Um W?.?t BM* club pro
rterday, la whlch the lattei
beat tlM amateur. He thought It had th
?fr*-.t of Bbahtag J?aaaa*m'i conltiSflnca '"
hia Btxokea for ther- arara fl?t**rlodA wl.cn
Maaan dtoplayad bome naflartatotg as
ai arhai to do under the fuflllladfl ol -ahotfl
tbat M( LoughUn ramed through bla eourt
it aaa In tha aacornd flet that Johnaon
lefl5an to tOflfl the hall blgb for loba
vx'ithout tahlng th? tioubio to ateady hlm
Baff the Callf?-t-rnlaa flflaaflhflll from dflflp
eourt Outs and nets at this sort of
t-iing mad- it 1 ooalbte for Johnaon to tak
the fourth gamfl of tliis sct at l'>\-. By
hflMtag to his lobbing and maklng sonie
-aitiendtdly aufltalnfld rallKa at th? nat
'ohnion -nanaaad t<- carrjr the gamffl W
d*ur- at I al!. At thls the .h-implnn
m if ar.d, by flflflfl-Uag tha ball
over wlth Btaggeiing force, fl-aptnr*-I tha
xantae;*- and ?
Aftn thal Johnaon aevar had the
(hampkn ln J-aopardy, There xx*-re brlef
?eaalona ahen he got up to the net, but
hla ahots lachfld BUTflty ''.nd hfl bungled
xxhat ehancefl bfl had. ln fflCt, when he
play tha dflUcat* nttie pop
overs the etrokes were Invarlably so ootl
and aoflli u to _ad tha hall kata the bar*
Mer. \t daep -omt M4*Loughllfl out
ij.eeded and ontplayed hlm. tinally Bn
Uhing off thfl .uflteh xxith ? aenriefl
Ihfl fOTfl hflad flf hls rival.
Th- 1- .md Btrokfl analysis of
the McI?ugh!in-Johnson match foUflW
prjurT BS1
PU 'is
hcUwthlin .? * * ? * 1_S a
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Kem I'lacca. uuta. Nfltfl- laalta.
Mctoxuhim. ???!'?
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s'-''ON" c PtaOfl
! L'n ia fl 4 1. 1 1 1 1 0 4 * i a-g j
B-Mfl ...1 t ? 4 I 4 f 4 1 4 ? l--;-u|;;
M?t T'lar**a. Outa. Keflj. faalta,
?fflUfl-aun..., . 10 ? ?
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?ohnaon. t lt "il ? 3
^Utlaata m< l Kilflfl "i?"!l ll'* * '"",
?*??id?. the theatre tniiidiiiK. and tw*. aeta
*9Ara Bflcldfld before the mor* Im
Portant contest began on tlie chumplon
?"??!> fltretch flf ' lrf W'illli.ins flfanl
throuBh hla uaual performan*:*- flf drop
Pl"? a aat to Mi opj.on.-nt. tahlch flrflU*
dlrectly charreable to bla laflflag Iflflttc*.
He f-iHaniy nutplayod Nllfli whenflflrar he
*anted to exett himself,'aa Ifl hflfl lefl tfld
n 'he a-ainf-K to?m, whlch stood at -a tfl 16
'"4 tha polnta at Ul tfl 112.
Vo* the moat part Willlam-. slmply held
a P"sltir,n near his br se line and fed tha I
ball back to Nllea untll be h.vzarded too
mm-h on H drive t? tbe lim-a, whi. ii
plt. hed tba ball outakU or int.. tbe n rt.
Tbera were parloda wbea it aimost ap*
peared as if the lntern<ttl<.nn,lint Wi r.
practlsing BhaOta He never WBB at a loss
for UN mcthod of Wlniriltg tbe polnt When
he aotuaJly aet hlmaelf to tba task. Then
his aplendldly nmnaged tactlce vaere In
evldeace, and NUea fell Into the tra;i
which ha often aaw wattlng for him but
hnew not bow to btoM,
This match waa rather flat. and, wlth
the ex.eption of ?n trccaalonal rally, had
llttle of tha vivi'i apeed aad daeh which
eharaoterlaad the other. Willlama aeetned
to know thal he had nothlng te fear, and
played Boeordlntfy, for ln tiu'epinion of
j many he could haV" WOn with greBtaW
eaae bad he wlahed to. He lot Nllea run
hlmaelf to a atandeUII, ao tlmt tbe b.st
set falled altogether io tak. on the aa
p.-t t of a coi.t. at.
The i'oitit acore ,.nd atroha enalyata af
the Wllltama-Nllea match follow:
rutax an
?Ulllama . t l l | 2 l 1 7 0 :- 1
M'ra .3 b 1 3 4 4 0 {, 4 ?.-;-.. \
l'euM.
a,m Plaeaa oj:?. Keta fuuits,
Uliiiam* . 1 1, iv n j
Nllea . ti h 11 0
lUBOOND .
ric Oa
Willlama s : ? 444477:4:4 a-40 ;
Mllea .5 44000:4441 o?.s
boal la
Aa*** Plaeaa nuts. Nata.ta.ulta.
ma . 1 10 7 10 1
.0 10 M l] u
TM1IIL' St. i'.
Pta <;.
*cVllliama .1 4 6 7* 0 0 1 4 I?11 |
NUaa .4 | 3 4 4 4 a 1 4 jo 0
1 oaabU
Aoaa I'luifa. OOta Neta fauit*
, Wllliaine . 1 7 9 7!
Xlles . 0 6 t 7 0
POURTH BKT.
PtH Ql
nrniiana .4 01444 4? BJ I
.I S 1 1 1 6 1?1.". 1
1 s.ubj..
Acaa Plaeaa Oata Neta faults.
WJlMan.a . I l| I P. 1
Nllea .0 8 8 h 0
iu:'vuvrni..\riON
Ptt Sa
"WHlnma .18
Nllea .IU M
1 .lUilr
Aeaa Plaeaa Outa Neta faulta
Willlama . 3 47 34 34
Nllea .0 37 43 M 0
1 lt WaB disrov. r< d to-day that the ball
Iboys of the Caalno have derleed a plan
for recouplng their loaratea due to th.ir
belng unable to aell chalra any longer to
apectatora, ab ln former yeara. By pool
ing their Intereata thes hava been buc
11" ks uf s, ats and
dolng a One busineea ai apeculatora
among the late arrtvalB when th.- box
offlce haa sold out, aa haa been the ra-u
nearly every da . Beveral ol the young
; itei t- r. ap* I ? '?'??" per < enl harvi st to-day
and . HL- for an actlve mark.-t 1
ito-morrow, when Nl.-I.rou'rhlln ond Wl -
meet in the tinal of the all comera*
and thi matcii wbicb wlll declde I 1
. ? s tltle.
Prom ).,. :,,r-i,l and wond.rful POr
formance to-day kfcLoughlln isa favorlte
ln tl,.- b. tina al prlcea that ru!e from
t to 1 upward. Th.' .'l.inion prevaila
i that again both the alnglea and the dou
I ii.- tit:, are deetlned to croea th.. rontl
1 the Bweep of the CaJlfornlana
. Le romplet.
I The aumroary folkrwe:
Aii ? ? --*' .1-;,."-iahh alnglea (a -i,l-fln?b
R N'orrta WI11UUM, L'rl. . da
? Nathiiniti W Nllea Beetea, ? 4. 7?*.
:. Mauri,.- r. M Lataaaablln, Baui Fran
lefeeted Wnii?,-a *? Johnaon, Phlladel
8-4 7-0. 8-4.
NEW WRITERS ASSOCIATION
Wrenn Favors Organization of
Lawn Tennis Men.
[f*rera a Btaif fjBneepeadeal <>f The Tribune. j
Newport. I- 1 . Aug. 2...-The Natlonal
Atso.iation of Lawn Tennis Wrltern was
organlzed this aft.r tioon at a meetlng held
al tha Caatne wMeh was attended by Rob
ert i). Wrenn, prealdent of tjm Unlted
Btatea National Lawn Tennis Association.
Bdward Meaa, of Tbe Aeaociatatail Praaa,
New- York. wns eJeeted preaidenl of the
rew organiaatlon, nnd Jamea Pryor Aii.-ri.
of New Vork. tha Becrattary-tieaanrer,
Th?. executive committee wlll im lude
W. r. su-iui, of The Aaaoelatad Praaa,
.Boston, as the New ihrgland mpreeanta
tlve; C. B. Cippen. ?f "The Provldence
BuUetln"; Henry Barry, of Wasiungto'i-.
Fted B. Ifanafleld, oi Boetoni BMot "?
Baiblnaon, ?t Boaton; Charlea R. wining.
of "The Huii.tin." Philadelphla, and iiicm
bera t., be named from Chleago and s..>.
I Prajicleoo. .Mr. Wrenn aald lhal he would
aeeept tha offlce of honorary prealdent
Upon olfl.cial iiotllicatiuo.
i Tbe object of tba new organiaatlon i? to
eaataollah oflbaal nnd ayatematto Bnuroaa
| for the newa of the epert, whleh ls so
1 rapldly aaBumlna b plaea of preaninenna
ln thlB country. It will t-ndeavr to Btand
lardrae metbo.is of aeorlng ami to obtaln
ladeqnate arrangamenU for tha praaa rep
reeentatlvea at the B?ra Important tour
ruunenta, Membershlp wlll he tUnlted to
Inewananer bmb ragolarty arrtthafl lawn
t. nnia
Mr. Wrenn stated tbat he araa lmartily
' bl aciur.1 witti tbe IdaTtM Of the aTTltl " '
aaaoelatlon. Wllllam J. Ctothaar aald
aame thlng, and that it wouM be offlclall)
recognlied hy the executive committee of
tha Unlted Btatea National Laawn Tannla
Aaaoelatlon at Ita neat meetlng.
EASY FOR THE PERROQUETS
Win Thorne Meraorial Polo Cup
in Last Match at Newport.
l By Ti legraph te Tha I rlheae|
NewpOft R 1 . Aug, ? ln what Wlll
probably bc the Iaat match played at tha
Weateheater Polo Clab Beld this aamtaner,
the Pawroqueta defeated the Philadelphla
I Country Club bere to-day b>- a pcore of
i in to 7 goala Tbe match waa for the
I Thorne M.morlal Cup, prcaeated last >".<r
by Mrs. EMWBTd C PobI ln incmory Of
her brother. Wllllam K. ThOTOB
Tbare waa neTer a tlme durlng tr...
whole aame thal tt"- Perrooneta were ta
danger. In the flral perwd tha Country
riub aoored botb of its g'-ais. After that
tbe guaker Clty team dld r.ot hava
lOOb in.
The majority of the a-c.rlns: tr't tbe Wli
ton waa done bj Qrosvenor and OUl,
with tht- ajBjtetance of Bna defenelve work
"ii the part of the two Prlm r- brothera
Milis and Morgan Belmoni dld inoot <>t
tbe work for tha lOOt
Tba ini' -up and aumnaary:
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Full Summary of Racing
at Saratoga Springs Traek
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110
FRONT IN IU. SHE
Romps to a Handy Victory Over
Delft, Vega and Naiad
in Dash.
REPENTANT W!NS 'CHASE
Jawbone Runs a Good Race?
Wash Day Card Furnishes
Fair Sport at Sara?
toga Meeting.
(F'r.nM a sr.iff <'nrrr sp?nl< nt of Tho MhaBS 1
fhuatoga Bprluga, hT. v., Aug. IS.?a
araah day card this afternoon brought
out a araah day crowd, and tha BPOft
araa tame Thera wora no stniies of im?
portance down for .lecision and no I'*u
tnrlty randldatea were trled ont lha
featura was the Troy -elllng rnce. a
dasii of flva flirlonga and a half lor two
yenr-'ii.iH. which attraeted aaaong otbers
Bnperintenaent, Delft Bfllth W, faloajj
Vega and Water Laadjr.
it. i'. Caraaan'a surprising, one of the
pmarteat colta of the year. was one of
the overnittht nomlriatlons. but lt was
never maant thal ba abonld start at a
valuatlon of M,at*f ami he did not f
Delft, Naiad and I-Mlth W were the
cholcea of the crowd, and Buperlntend
ent, everloohed by mn.at ef the niae, got
tha wtnne*r*a and of the peree There
Iraa n<< reaaon aa eartii why ?nperiar*
t. i ..-it BhOUld bave been OVerlOOhed,
but be WBB, and be mnde tbe pvorlooh*
era eon y.
After *.'etra. who phowed BBore Bpaed
than sht bad dlbtovered aluce the early
part of tha s.-ason, had OUl out the run
nin? for ihree-elgbtha of a mile, ftaper
Intendent atepped t" tbe front la the
home atreteb and won tbe baadleel aort
o!' vlctory from I'.-lft Vega bist.Ml just
long enough to i,ent Naiad "Ut for ehow
money. Bddle htartln rode Naiad this
afternoon, and the Ogden fllly dld nol
run for bim becausa be went at her wlth
the ahlp ta tbe baeh etreteb am: mada
ber BUlb. Nalnd wlll not utand thaa whlp
i: ],. ttant, lona overdue, i-'ot away wltb
UM bla; and ot tbe jiurse iri tbe '00008 f":
tnai'it ri feneera al iwo mllaa ahlch at
trart.-ii a fleld of seven, Paahlon V.'lng
havlng b-n perateb'd. Dtoaanter Hmi
Baypoti were ta the lead most of the
B*a . but Repentaat iaught them at the
i last f> nce but ona and epanad a a-'ap
maklng the fmal tuni whlOb BayPOfl
| di t eloe. Both Hai ;>>rt ari'i Ro*
pentaat feneed faultleaaly, Repentaat
i better form on tbe flat. DaB
:.,,. i are to go
(m thei 11 ..ii b mile and a half.
Robert IflRer'B eorialatenl Bprlntina
' pi.it. r. Water Weflce, aroa tha tirst raee,
h '...sb of thr-.--,|i,at t'rs .,f u mile f.-r
horeea three yean old and over, .ift-r a
li througb tho homeatretcb with
: -.? .. Tha latter van* BUppoeed
: thlng but iis BB "t'.t r occa
whea th>- utabie i onuei tion.a were
nt, shei W.iv t'.'.v g| ttbag ih.iv
from tha larrler. und bad to ta) ? tl.
? le ln tbe turn.
leap \*rus fimra than Itoj'al
u overcome, becauae Water
?.? Ot l.una. saved
I y atleblng cteee i" the r?u
i r. ahe ran mora fortuaately than
.??) ap m tlme le lahe ahow a I
?j i. beat raee for horeea of the thre*
Bnd ap divininri was a handicap al one
mile nnd a furlong In arhlch the Htartern
mn a Plate inoa, Plytna
? i Prlneeaa Calloway, J..w: ine. 8tar
i Any Port Jawbone, arbo baa
k] Bteaa-lty Bti(a bla air1- al bere,
vsoii out in thn bandaoaae time of IJIl-l
? | lind the. tall before the
BtK.-t. and Prlneeaa Caltowajr, Jawbone
and Btar Oase arare bi great demand.
, vui' ir. ?r'.l '.: '!-r I ?' j ,. ,:.'l
and ran tl.e beat ni". be hara shown ?U
The early p "'?? wuh cut out by
bwannanoa, to arhlch tba bandleapper
1 |ha latbrr l.tavy burdtn of 117
riouii.18. and for apward of a nrtlbi the Mg,
long lagged daagbter of Water Craaa
lorSked a winner.
P.ut Jawbone, ln a contending po?ttlon
from tha ntiirj, moved up faat In the far
turn and, assumlng the lead BOingtef Into
tbe bomi Btn t<-h. wenl on to aa aaay
vlctory. Plate f-Vaaa, also running from
behlnd, brought up second, u length or
ni',!.- iu front "f awannanoa. Plate (Maaa
ahould hava aa ata a this ti- m, but he loafed
through tho backetretch, wlth his eara
ptnned to his oOOb, not half trying. Prln
cefis CrBlloway polled ui> aora She wants
a b' avy tra.-k
i', Duennar, once roore lonti d aa b |ood
thlng, was once more iofeated ln the flft'i
raee, a daah of one rnna for plati rs of tlm
three and ap brlgadaa, ta whleh be waa tha
, h"i.?>? of b niajortty of tbe. crowd. Hla
opponanta were BOa Bnreon, Inapaactor
I.e-trade, Judge Wabwr, Kred Mulhollund
and Napter, and Klla Hiyson b.-at him all
the Way. in the drlve through the li,,in ?
atreteb ba bore over agalnat Inepeetor
Lestrkde, wlio attempted to COtna up on
the iail a:id fOOlad the PUIgOrtlBBteT K.'l'l
tag BO i'.'ilpably the stewarda dlb'iualilled
bim, pbwlng Inapeetor Leetrada Bajoond
and Nap'i'r third.
Gtorge J. Lonat, one of the most proml
nent of ti.e biaadara of Kaaatnebjr repre
B.ntcd here this Bummcr. won the Iaat, a
nrirlnt of five furlotirCH und B half, wlth
Hertenaa, arho bad a iiv.iy brneh ta the
finai quafter with Jttferson U*rlagBtone'a
COit, J. Nolan. J. Nolan v.;u? on tba rall In
tha early part nf tbo race, whb'h prob
aUy pri-v.iited hlm fiom winniiig. Wh. n
ha K"t 'bar Haillng In the hom.stret. h
IlortenBe had too much af a lead to be
ovt i hauled.
Alberl simmons booated Boperlntendenl
$l,(aw uft.r the f1nir>h of the Troy BBiHag
ra> a and KHa Hryhon $;:00 after h.-r vlc?
tory over inspei tor Uaatrada and Dr
Duenn. t
John W. LaaCberr bought the . olu Hiown
Btona and K,ng MeDearell this aftenia*rOn,
lha former from Frank Broara and the
latter from <*? W. u.ngdon. Thr..- aoHa
i.. \ tronoaaar aad "nn by Oalveaton i>e
longlng te DavM Oldaeo arrived from
Knitui ky thla afternoon.
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OERMANS SEE ARMY GYMN.
\\'.a,t Polnt, A'JK Ita- The blg g> m
na.slum at the Unlted States Military
Academy was Inatpei tai f'om t.>l? to bot
tom triday by Ueutenanl Walter Von
Relcbenaa, repreaentlng the (Jcirnan
Mlnlstry of Wnr. and OBll IMem. Hecre
tary of the (Jermnn lmperial olympic.
grniieB, to be held ln Berlln The party
was actompanled by Measra l'eirla and
f'assldy, of the offlce of Jamea K. Sulli?
van, eecretary of the Amateur Athletic
Unlon.
OLD CONDITIONS 10
1
Two 18-Hole Test Rounds ln*
stead of Proposed One of
Thirty-six.
BIG ENTRY THE REASON
Warren Wood Not to Compete
in National Amateur Oham
pionship at Garden
City on Monday.
Kobert ''. *i\"at*son, president of the
I'nited titates Oalf Aflflflglfltlan. issued an
announcernent bflflt night ln behalf of th
flXeCttttVfl comtuittee sti.Utig thnt condi?
tions governlng the national aniat-'ir
chanpioiiflhlp lournamant. xvhich i>4-.Kiria
nt il.trd-n ?'lty next Monday, wlll be tlie
Bflina as formerly. A few xveeks back the
axaeutlflfl eonunlttflfl aotad to run off a
l|?llfylng round of M holes the flrHt day,
| the thlrty-two players havlng Iflfl fltarflflt
anovflfl to eontlaufl al match play for Um
| * hampionshlp. All rounds xv-re tfl hflTfl
| been S6 holes.
[ I'nder the old conditions, flfhlflh wlll ob
i taln next week, thflflfl fl ill he an IB-holfl
1 testlni* rlrcuit on Monday, tho slxty-four
loxvest men playing miother 18-hole round
Tuesday morning. The thirty-txvo loxv
r ayan nre then palred up for the first
j round of match play the Bflflflfl afternoon
;.t II holflfl. All other BBfltflhfll wlll be at
M hol< B, as heretofor**. The raaacn for the
ko Is tho Cflflt that the entry li.-*t Ifl
l.-.iiiy douhl.. that of laet year at
v.'heaton, where there were elghty-thr. e
? ;-rs.
Btartfag tlmes were also given out ln
thfl aiirioiinrement. <'n Monday the qu.ili
f- Ing round xxill net utider way ut I
arlth the he.-nnd t*-sting -Ir.-ult at a::tO on
TUflBfllBJ Match play hflglBfl at 2 p tn
fUflflrtaj. xxith 10 o'.'lork set as the start
Ing lune for the M hflflla rounds.
WotTOn K. U'ood. who recently
flflhlflVfld hls umhlti"ti ln wlnning thfl
West*in Hiiiut-ur ehaaiplonahlp, xvin nat
be a cornpetitor ln the. national uniateur
. hampionshlp toiir:mni-nt at (Jardt-n
Clty n-xt P/flflk. Word to thls effcct flTflfl
rat-alvfld from CMeago yflfltflrday. Busi
? Dgflgantflntfl are glaaa aa the
cause
WootVa absence will materially laflflflfl
tha chaneaa of one of the "Vaatern con
tlngenl carrylng ofr tba title. He xxas
mnaar-ap to ft. C. Foarnefl. of Pltta
I bicrrgh, at Brookllna in lllfl, and araa a
i-rlriallHt last year. hfllng bflatflfl by
Cbarlaa Bvana r. who alao pravflntad
W.ii.d from v. Innlng tlie U'estern ama
tltla a year flgO. Bvani and Nfld
i aiiis. tha Kllarankflfl aflaflatloa. hoarflvflr,
xxill flfl 08 hflTfl tiua xxe.ik to get tsonio
practl ?
Imi -avananl haa been mada tn thfl
llnhfl of thfl li.iworth I'ountry Club In
tba .-.in! leti..n of the ptptng flyatam
Um greanfl may bo kept frflflh
ln the future The courae has l>een more
utri.tiK-iy trappfld
. , P tt/flfltfl ti, hatidl-apl ed at -0.
raflflhed thfl f.nal round for the presl
dent'a eup hy dafaatlng B R. Proetor
<::o* hy 4 ap and I to play, while In
tha other half of the hra-ket CharUfl
Lfluaatng (11) haa .-ini ta dlarpoflfl *>f B.
U Baglfl dfl).
Tbe rhoxmpioushlp quallfying round of
the Bpting Lakfl Qflll and r..untry Clflb
flrgfl raa off ovar th? arflflk-aad, the f?i
loaing hfllng auoc?fal: L 0. Watta,
II; Chflfltflr Maxxveil, h3; R, C M.ixwell.
ho: O. JI. Hoxx.x, II; W.ilt.-i' l'nhy, II;
a i'. fflnn?on. Ui i.'-xh Baat, lf, nad
l.dxxaid \\xld-, N Ifl the lir.-t round
Of in.it. h play Maxw.U bflflt vYflttfl 2 up
I in*. d 1 to play; lahy heat R, < *. Ma_\
w.n i up and I to plax. vVjrldfl heat
Jflnneflon 4 np ami n ta play. and Baarty
baal iirst 2 up.
i: 1'. Ilooi-r, of Treiit.in. iu playing the
Blnth hole, a itiRtter of a hundr. .1 >nrds.
holad ont ln ? flingle atrol a Ifl tha cotirae
of the curnp. titi..n .tt BprltJg I~ike Thla
was thfl Brat thaa such a feat had been
00 onpllflhfld ther'*.
Throagh InahUlty to r*n?w iu leaso the.
faniotii ofld BvaafltOB Golf Club, near Chl
ago. Is tfl bfl dlsbanded fll the erid of thls
poflflfln. Varloiis LntflTflfltfl ha\*e obtalncd
I opllons or Iflflflflfl on sectlons of the prop?
erty occupled by the club. Many of the
m mharfl bave already Joln.d tho nexv
WefltiBoraland tioif ciub, whllfl othei*
probably wlll hflflWMnfl membfri of othei"
eli.b.l.
Already thfl Sentors are beglr.nlng to
i-tlr theinselveg pioparatory to thelr tour
tiam<.iit on S< pteinber M and 25 at Aflfl
wuinls Thls llxture probably xxill givo
flOflBfl flUrprlflflfl in the number of pionu
ii. nt im ii xxli.i have paflflfld thfl tlfty-tlfth
mll-:.tone ln Uf* lt wlll bfl racflUfld lhal
Chlef Ju. tl..e liuiniiure, of the New Jer
i;-v Bunflflflnfl <*"urt, was the wlnner of the
principal prtaa ? raar aga The compett
ttofl . Btfladfl over txvo dajs of play. elgh
tflflfl hoi.s taah day. Ipflotal prtaaa bt*
offerfld lor a kKUers' haa_cap an tho
last day.
Ciidln-r W. White, the Oakland rec?
ord I'.ilder. xxill bo a coinpetltor ln the
annual toun.anient of the New Vork Ootf
ciub, arhlch hagtna to-morrow al Van
Cortlaadt rark, leadlng considerable In
tflrcflt to tho meetlng. Uthers who will
take poft ar>- W, y 1'urcell, of the home
lajganllfltlon; Thomas I). Conroy. of Kox
llllls, hi 1 Howard Juster, of Brooklyn
Forest Park,
MILBURN ON HIS GAME
Leads Pumsen Invaders to Vic
tory in Polo Match.
I By Tflflflflrraph to Tho Tribune. |
Bad Bank, K. J. Aug. 26. - Devereux
Mllbiirn. who played on tlie Amerlian
t.uii In thfl int-rriational polo nuitchei-,
nnd lloxxard S. Uoid-n, of Kuins.-ii, di
trldfld lionors for brliliant mallet xxork
ii nd faat ridlng thls .afternoon on th>*
Ner. bert field, at Itiiingen. xv here the
Bnmaan Invadflra dflfaatad tho Bnmaan
Pre.-boot.-i.s by a aiore of 1? to I1:*.
Mllbuin sxoieil 7 flOOla, and ltouaid
Bfl-I'l-n ami t. N, K Tilney taiiici t each.
Milburn broke four mallets tn hls hard
I drlt Ing.
| Thfl i'i?lm.it* rs started out in the tlrst
period with I goalfl, and then xxere sliut
j .mt until the elghth tlnal period, when
WatflTP tallled one more.
BUMBBN Ui'Msi.N
nrVAOBM. PRBEBOOTERg.
1 ?Harbuur I 1?flf. H. Jon^a, Jr.
*? I N I* Tilney. I :-J H Walera.
1 ?? BL B Hord*-n. I fl?i.. J. Hunt.
Banb IT MBbatn. I Uack?Arthur Jonea
| Iiixad-ra?x'oala: Tlln-y. 4; Bflflflfl". 4; Mil?
burn, 7, Harbour, 1; total, Ifl, P*l aalWfltflffl
l flioala: \V?iera, 2, W. S. Jonea, Jr.. 1, t>y liandl
mji, 10; lean jtafety unalnat Hunt, '%; tottt,
I i:*4. Ileferoe?W. *?. Junea, ar.
AT IHE
An Elaborate Musical Produc?
tion?Italian Opera Singers.
BARRIE'S "PANTALOON"
Continued Drawing Power of a
Sensation?Novelties of
Various Kinds.
"ARCADIA," a novel and rather elabo?
rate murdcal sj""*:acie by Tt. A. Rolfe, |a
the heaflttna featura on the bill at the
Unlon Square this araah. The plcce ia
well slaged and lncludes a aerlee of se
lectlons for various maatcal Instruments.
-Juat llalf Way," a llttle playlet, wlth
Ann Heritaare and Allan Ptaahatt, is
amusing and well played. Another feat
ured number is Miss Leitzel, the at
tra. tlve llttle acrobat, who give*. a _*raa*a>
fUl perfornian. 8 "ti the fljrlag ringa wlth
Jeanette, her muecular partner. Qoorga
MeKay .ind Ottle Ardlne have B gOOd
act, wlth some humor and lots of danc?
lng. Charlea and Fatiny Van appear ln
th.ir sketch. "l-Yom Staue Carpenter to
Ackter," wlth the latest edltion of thelr
parthmlar braad of fon, and Baeet aith
thelr UBUal suceess. A novelty that
proved pepttlaf- ls a game of bicy.-le polo,
played by the Oacferd Trio. Robert Morti
mcr rlding as America and Harry WeUfl
n-. KnKlar.d. It'a B real game and makcs
| BjOOd nport. nthers on tho blll are Luce,
Olynn nnd Ma.". In B BOVel muatcal ape
j clalty; Murlno Slatera, wltb operatie 88
j lectlons, an.l Durand and Turner, panto
? mtnuate.
KATHLBBM CUITORD, in a series of
doft dlvea IntO dapper aults of men'a
| clotlus and some clever lmpersonu
tiftna, ls ona of the headiine attracttona
j on the blll at tha Kifth Avt-nue this WOeK.
Mlaa Cllfford Biabea heraeif popubvr w-ith
| the audlence by lettlng them Into th.' se
i t-rets of her uuick change dn-asing room,
j frcm behlnd a shadow curtaln, but she
looks b'-ct when she dis' ards the razor
Bdgad tiouseis and sings ber "Nor
? maii'lle" BOng m p.-aaunt costurne. Kaoul
Reanlto and Conteoaa Mllleflori two soio
llsta of tha Boeton Opera Company mab
' Ing their vaodevuie debut here thia wo k,
i Klve a Brdendtd perforrnance. The Con
teaaa maVcs a deUgbtfttJ plclure In her
j graceful Costunv'. Melvllle and HlgKlma
I have aajnaadered vast mims upon a new
; wardrobe and aome Wlt upon a new act
: sin.-e they last appaarad bere. Th? corn
binatlori 880m8 ji.at as popular as ever.
j Wllfri'l Clarka haa "A Wife for an Hour,"
I which heepa hlm and hia company ran
I nlng about dlstractedly, but the audlence
enjoyed lt Otiiera are win Oabland and
company for thelr BOOOBd w.ek; WOOtOt
I and Ixivett, Mantllla and I.loyd. with a
? danclng eplaode; tiordon and Rica,
cydlats; John H. Weat and his Operati'
Woll and Florette, a woman contortionist.
EVELYN NE8BIT THAW and hi-r
.l.in.ing partner, Jack Cllfford. begaa lha
tourth ereah of thelr engagamenl at Ham
reteln'a Itoof Oarden iaat night. He
[ aldefl this palr, who continue to be tlm
? test draning card over biiied at this
houae, th? MU eon-lata of eleven acta.
ajrhleh taetada tbe .\rnet BrotherB, a
clever palr of Kuropt-an a'-robatlc mai
veis. who appaarad ln thla country for
the tirst tlme yeaterday. Hamty Maru,
the uttractlve Bl rlalist, who began ber
aeventh weeh; Cbarlea a^haara and his
leyellng eeoedlana; Bert Fitzgibbon. arlth
Boveral new Boriga: tha Ad Beautiful, a
Story Of "Tbe Hunt" bv livh;g BTaOdelBi
Hurkbardt nnd White. in thelr flrst ap
paaranOB here *a Ith a new orTerinK, tbB
Ulack Urothera. a team of elngers and
dancers; tho JuKgling Hurkes, Just re
turnad from Kuropt- wlth bome ne*'
trlehBi Albn and Brown. In a i ov.-lty
I skit; t'bari'-a I.unn, COinedbin, and Crane
j and Morton, operatie duo.
| Mi.i.i:. DAZIE, ta J. bt Barrle'a panto
1 rnime "Pantatoon," la one of the headiine
! attracttena ut tha New Brlghtoa Theatre
thla weeh. ??rai.taloon" ls an e'.aborato
production and la peodateed bOTO for the
fir*4t tlm.- in Anurlca. under the dlrection
of Wllllam BoytnoOX, t*harks l-'rohman'a
staace dircctor. Jack NoSWOrtb la un
other featnre on the aacellenl MO in a
new Bpectalty that Inciudea aome orlglnal
aonga and an umuauig "etunt" with a
real of movtng ptetarea Harry de Coeta
acconipanlea Mr. Norwortb on tba ptanft
Othera are Kraticls McGInn, in the com
edy "The Cop". Oaar Rlvoll, in a BOW
I'laylet by himself, and IrOtiey Haaktll,
"Tbe ?pondthrlft Htudent"; Tirn MoMa
hon's I'ullman l'orter M.ilds, ln a black
face slnglng nnd dancing offerlng; Vtolet
Dale, ln ber apeclalty; Sue Smith, known
M "The Hrooklyn Flower Uirl." ofTered
ber repertory of eviuslve ponga; Kobby
Pandur und hia brother ln featfl of
atrength and i'rawi.-y and Haat in h
eomaady aerohatle act.
PERCT W-a-LPOU-j tbe l.ondon b.iry
tone; Irvlng Haattnaa, basso, and Ray
McKcnna, of tbe .'anadlan I >pera Com?
pany, ure among the newcomers on the
cabaret progranune ?t the Maalamn
Bquare Roof OOJdaaa, wtiich beatan its
rourteenth areeb last afgbt othera ara
l.an Clray BUd Willlam Wh, -ler ln a
bumoroua burleaqua on Bddy and Earle'a
Apache l-atice. Juatln D. I^iiry, Edlth
Harton, with BOW ballada. and I'rofessor
Rlebter, the VlOllnlBt Amateur shows
nre nven aa uaual on Monday and t'rl
i1ny .s.nlnga.
,Hi.\N SAWYKH and Wallace Ho
Cutcheon baad the cabaret prograinmc at
tbe Jardln de Danaa this week with an
uncommonly graceful exhlhltlon of mod?
ern dances. Othera on the bill are KriK
Uah und Johnson, the orwnul PaCUlO
Coast T.-xaa Tommy team* the Wl,irlwind
Hlggtnaaa, the Marathon Hartemaiia,
Cola ami Denahy, the Knleb-Knacb
Dancers. lbtty Martin, dnunatie isopraiio;
Leona yherwiii and Hosemarte l^i liatdc
JACK M'AULll-'Kt:. with an Illustrated
ii om.ioajue, ls the headiine teature on the
hlll of vaudevllle at the Huatlc Theatre, at
I'allaadea l'ark. this week. Othera are
.Jitlney Shlelda an.l company. ln a BOCeedj
sketch; the Altheba Twlns, ln a slnglnat
and acrobatlc novelty; the Abdallah
troupe of acrobats; Hoss nnd Kaust, ln a
stni'liig and talking skit; llans Wagner,
Mollnlst. and Whltehlll and WbttehlU. in
a ponveraatlonal sk.-tch. Now Bireua i>4*t
fonBaWa made their appearance at tiie
comblnation bandstatid and free act plat?
form.
FAST TIME ONELGIN TRACK
De Palma Makes Better than a
Mile a Minute in Car.
Kigiu. ni. Aug. ^o. Better thaa a mile
a minute UttM vsaa made to-day on the
Klsin automobile race course in the lnltlal
oftleial practlce for the races to be h.ll
on l-'riduy nnd Saturday. J Ualpti Ik
I'alma, wlnner of the two blg races here
Iaat year, mud.- the fastest lap. Hia tinie
waa 7:43 for the M?2-mile tta. k.
l-*resh oil made the course slippery, and
for this reaaon only three ractug pllota
etigaged ln the tryouta. I'ullen an>l
\*,'lshHrt were the other two. Joe Uaw
aon drove one lap.
AS
Rich Stable Owner Accused of
Paying $300 to Get Wholesale
Grocer's Animals Killed.
WOULDN'T SELL OUT
"Yesky Nigger's" Confession
Points to Others in* Owners'
Protective Ass'n He Says
Paid to Avoid Arrest.
The grand Jury to which Royal II
Weller. Asslstant Dlstrict Attorney, ls
presentjng the horse poisoning cases
(irising ont of the cont'.-ssion of "Yesky
Nlgger" found an Indi. tment yeaterday
against a rhh East Skie llverymai.,
who ls Bactlgfld of paying $.{iKi to have
the horses of a arhatflBalfl gPOCaff pois
oned. It d. \eli>|x*il that the man 1n
dicted ls a number of the Horse Own?
era' ProtflCtlVfl Association, whose
avowrd objeet is to praVflBt horse pois?
oning. Harry \V. N**w burger, Deputy
l'olice Coinmiseion'r, lt Is said, was
present at ? meetlng of the assocU
tion when "Yesky-' accused the llvery
tnan to hls fa.?*-.
The minutes of this meeting are in
the hands of Mr. Weller. It was caH;d
for the purpose of ascertalnlng why
witnesses against "Yesky Nlgger" had
changed their tflfltl?lOliy between tho
police court and the Criminal Branch
of thfl Supreme Court, where "Yesky"
waa brought to trial for atte-npted ex
tortlon.
?Mr. Newburger at that time was
counsel to tho association. "Yesky
NlfgflTM was present to answer any
chargflB that nlghl ba brought against
him. The meeting was a stormy one.
Iasting trom 'J o'clock in tho morning
until 8 at nlght. Churges and counter
charges flew thlck and faat. The min?
utes show that "Yesky" called out
above tho dln to the llveryman who
was tmilcted yeaterday. asking him if it
was not true that tho llveryman had
pald *-lUX) to a notorious horse poisoner
to klll th** horses of the ?Thflj|flflaaJa
grocer, who refused to sell hla hOPBfla
to the stableman at a Iflaa
The liverynian, according to the min?
utes, answered hotly that it was not
tru-; hfl bad pald thfl motu-y not to thfl
poifloncr, but to a middlenian, although
lf was "for tha purpose of huving atgut
horses polfloned.**
The "middlenian" tfl xxh'.rn thfl flAabffl
owner fld?dttfld paying thfl .**.)<??) was ?
urand Jury witness yflfltflrday, He flgya
that tht* money was given to him lor a
cortatia purpoaa, and thm la punuaaca
of that purpoofl bfl gavfl it to fl noto?
rious Baat t*ide horaa poaaoMr. Mr.
Weller has obtained this man's na.n-.
The man Indlctfld yflfltflrday prag by no
BMfl?fl the only member of the KOTflfl
Oaraera* Prott i the Agnoclatloa flrboan
"Yesky Niggt-r" BOCttBfla, and it is prob
able that tbfl eases of tbfl other UflflB*
bcr3 will bfl considered by the grand
jury.
At a mcetink last November, "Yes?
ky" also flCCUflfld OflTtala members of
paying niun.-y to thfl police to avoid
arrest or conviction.
Dflputy Cna_alflflttoiMr Kflarbufgar
said last night that he rernembt-rcd the
meeting ln questlon, but that he had m>
reeolk-ction that any one had udmitted
paying money to have bOTflflfl potflOOfld.
"Uf course," sai.l Mr. Newburger, "if
any one had done so, he would have
been arrested at once."
Mr. Newburger said he was nol
greatly surprised that a member nf the
association had been indicted. "Ther.;
Is no doubt," bfl said, "tbat some cf
thflfn are CTOOhfl and Ottghl to be in
Sing Sing."
Hfl aald that after he entered the
l'olice Department he assigned taro de
tectives to work xxith the Horse own
ers* l'rotectlve Association and do what
they could to diMoiintK** thfl poaflOahlg
of horses. Mr. Weller xvill continu? to
put eagflfl before thfl grand Jury as of
tflfl aa that body can gixe hitn the ne. -
pgflary time.
He ls espeeially anxious to rush the
eggflfl of certain men who, bfl ls in
fomied. hava bflsa tteaataaUaj ven
geance tipun those who dared to asslst
the Distikt Attorru-y ln thfl investiga?
tion or tO appaar bafOfa the grand jury.
AT THE STOCK THEATRES.
"Mrs. Dane's Defence,'' the attraclion
at the A< ad. my of Music thls week, la
i mio of thflflfl I'.ays of the recent paet
whose revival to-day BflrVflfl another pur
pflofl thaa lhal of annrtalnnunt it otters
an opportunity for eoinparlson of thfl
"strong" draina of a dflflfldfl ago xxith that
.-I to-day, atid also?ar.d in this case most
strikingly?lor fl uouipaitaoii of niastery
,>: thfl dra'.n.uists craft. Built up around
u sinRie grflfll BOflBfl?thflt of the lntei
ro-'.-itoiy of Mrs. Danfl by the lulher ..!'
tho youtli xvho would many hflfl Henry
Arthur Jon.s's play does notdepend tor ita
interest upon this one act alone. Indeed.
lha daftaaai of thfl .onsttu.tion of wh.it
Iflflda up to it, the charins of Itfl andlng,
the resourcefultiess aud deftinr*B flf tb*
xx hole, fiiriiish flfl interest of flnfllhar an.l
a most lastlliR kind. At thfl Bflflflfl tune it
oontalna Bflvatalfljood flctlflflipartahflflldflfl
the two chief roles, Intrusted ln the Uffflfl
ent produ.etioii t? thfl cngflriMs baaaa af
Ktliel ilifton (Mrs. Dnaa) and William
Lampe tthe father).
Tn. le Tom'a fl'abin," at the Manbattan
Op< rn Hoaoal hafl provad so popuiar tn the
elaborate prodii.tion jsiven it by the **to.k
company of this theatre that It will be
eontinued thruugh thfl BCflMBl Rflpflk. II i*i
to bfl followed on next Monday by "The
?Jld Homcste.id," which, it is safe to pre
fl*Ufl t. xxill run far longer than the une
flTflflh naaalty devoted to a play iii tb*.
atock housea.
DOCTOR'S ASSAILANT HELD.
Ilelena Turczer, the uervant xvho tlred .1
bullet flrhlflh Krazed the cheek of Dr.
Howard C Taylor as he was leaving his
home. No. 32 West 50th street, last 1-Ylday
afternoon, was comniitted to BflllflVllfl
Hospital for observation by Magistrate
Hreen, in the Vorkvllie court, yeslerday.
Mutllda Hoerke. who was with tbe wotnan
at the tlme, was held for examliuUun
before Chief Magistrate McAdoo.

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