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Giants Lose to
PHILLIES MAKE FREE ~
Magee Leads Team to Victory
Fraught with Much
Heavy Hitting.
CRANDALL POUNDED, TOO
Clever Work in Field on Both
Sides Keeps Down the
Score?Seaton in
Top Form.
[Bf TeU cr iph to Tba Trlbtme.]
Fhilade'rhia. Aug. HL?Fal'ing upon the
offerlnps o| I'.jbe Marquard wlth unwont
ed ft-rocity in the first tour innlna*? of tbe
pame here thla aft?rno.?i the Phllllea pot
a workln:r hoM on victory xxhich x\;is
clin hed when Ol
his well hnown sk;ii aa a reecue artlat
"While some Bve * six th u.-and ?
Btaatlc "fans" sat in the blea
eheered themaelvea hoarae, tha tr:'
n pnuided out a well won vlctory
over the Olanta and bv t; i score
of T to : here thla afternoon That the
s ore did nol reacb doubl. I r the
vlctora waa due l ? th.- laei lhal ful
per cent of their hardeat drlvea went
straight at a araltll % and were
converted Into OUta
Had it nnt beafl for th.- preeeoce of one
Sherwood Nottinsham Masea the Otanta
mlirht have bei n ab> to mf.ke aome dl -
pree of boadway. The broad ahouMered
puardian of tiie .ortside parden. however,
waa a host in hlmaell for the Phllllea and
accounted for no fewer than flva t.i
Wlth a crashinp home run drlve into the
Wt field bleachera, with tWO on baso.c. in
the first inning. Vnpee placed the guaker
team in poaeeeslon ol a lead which
they never rellnuuished, and a' BUbae
quer.* BmBShed out doubles that
Txer. aoofl converted into telllee, alded
by a litt'.e t'.m-ly xaork on til- part of
atea, i > olan and Pred Ludt
Marquard lasted throughout three full
lm.ings and part of the fourth before he
xaas fina'.ly derrlched and Crandall -ent in
to try his hand Marquard waa touched
up for a quartet of hits, -chlefly of t}J
tra base earlety, and he aaaed hlm ?
three hases on ba!ls. Crandall held forth
ln the centre of the st.iL.- fi r flve I
and held the opposition to live hlta The
New York fielders. however. were on their
toes ar.d dld valiant xaork, eape tally
Snodgrass and Murray. Kour of the runs
fcorcd by the PhllBea were made ^ it;-?
Marquard ta the box.
Apainst the retnarkat>!e skil! of Tom
? B, i ne time of the California outlaw
lecgues. the Giants were practlcally help
laea They made a brave start. ho'.vever,
and pushed over a run in the first 1'
on three xxell :
Seaton allowed OOly three more hits,
BWeUtng the total to half a dosen, and
kept the ..lantK riRht u.uler hla thumb.
Ll rrv Doyle waa the only Nexx* Vork bat
ter who co-jid do much wlth hlm, and
?Larr ut a 1-race of s:: - ?
Nelther. however. fipured in th-* BCOrtnS
of New Torh'a run.-. Seaton i assid four
men. but m inaged to ?e* two 01 atrlhea
There was a- :nu. h apectBCUlai rVlding
in tl - is aeen ta ti.e averaaje
earlea Mlka Doolan performed as he
alone can Hla prettleat plei e ,,f work
waa in the aeventh Innlna when ha
threw out Fred Snodpras.- .-n a wieked
drlve to extreme BfaortatO]
up a hot or- hy Murraj not two .*
off th-> ground aad rohbed the hltter ol
a tr:p!f- at leeet BnodsreM and B
alfco stood in with capital xv.rk, and in
fad th<> or..* slip of the uay was a
pardonal ?
Ait- iti n. the Otanta bta*
run trall. In tha Bret inning. xxith ?-ne
out, Shafer doublvd ajid a blt
hy'Fletchei Kor the Phl
Knabe dr* w -..asses to first. Bnd
Paakert dled easiiy laasec bumped the
ball for a home run Into the left *
"bleachers.
In the fourth Innlng both tean-s 1
apa.n but at the ratio of two for one.
Merkle walked fOT the <,iants. tooh third
on a single b> Murray, and 1
plati 'i^-riiss waa belm 1
Magee opened five for th* 1' lUiaa Wlth
a doubk to right. and Cravath was ;
as dangerov;?. Luderus. however, Uned a
doubie t.. r*.(s-ht. ar.d llar-querd wa
placed bv CrandalL Deolaa bounced one
to Doyle, and Craveth was run A
trying "to score. but Luderua reeched
and counted on a kms fl!
Ki ,fer.
in the sixth tbe Phllllea <io ?
with txxo more runs. Magee dou;.;.*d. and
as per bi bedule, Craveth waik-i on '
balla. Both men moved alona when Mur?
ra v ran a mile to pull down a drlvi
Luderus. and Matree eOUUted OB a long
By by Dootan. lented the plate
a moment later when Kiinfer doubled to
eentre.
The score followe:
PH1LADILPHIA BBW XOKB
abrli i" aa
to rn? lh 311 1 1 ?> Burna. rf. 40 1 . 18
K,;;,'?? 8i: ? ??" Shafer. Ib ..4113 10
T>avw?rt et 188 ! 88 Fletchar. aa ani 2 10
I
rravall ?'
ll OllMunray.U... 401
0 - . fi
Marquart, p 100 0 0 0
Bsaton. 9? ? , . > 0 10
Toaab ?al!1.nxaaiua
::::::::::::_:??? a# J :?? C3
Two-baaa Mta Ma?aa l *. Luderua KtUlfar,
Sh?f... Honva un-Maa"- Hlt-a?orr Mar
qua.<l 4 in i Innltms inont oul ln fourth); <>ff
cran-lall ?'? lo b Innlnsa 1, ? l*axk< rt
Kacrirka tv-**?1. . lan Kllllf. 1
l.r,v e M - Doolan. h
Luderua Lefi wi beaaaa?Naaa fera. 8:
Phlla'lelphia, 4 Plral base oa balla
* irquard, l: ?tt Crandall, :
Flral t.**** "o arror?Neaa Tork, l Btr-jcli obt
rquard, ., by Crandall,
0 t'rr.tlreh? l'r? iinun bm-1 Eaaoai. TUn??1:K
-a-?
ROCHESTER, I; PROVIDENCE, 1.
At Kocheater? R.H.E.
Rocheater .???>??*??-! " r
Provldenca .800*1 I I 0 0-1 t 1
Batterlea Hoff. Bentley and .Ja-kiitseh;
Keisigl. liPiioxdti and kocher.
?
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.
New Bedford. I; Worceater. 6
Lnwrem a 9; PorHend, 0 (lat)
L_v.-r. ? ? POI tlatid, 1 l_d>.
Lowell, 9; Brochton, I 1 lat |.
Lowell, ". Mrockton, 1 <.'d).
j-'aii River, 1; Lynn, 0.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS
LMIaaapolta, 12: Toledo. 1
Bl Paul. ( Mlnneapolla ??
Louis-. UU. 4. Columbua, I
Milwaukee, s. Kansas Llty, 3.
a
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.
Scranton. 2; Wllheo-Barre, n
L'tlca, '.', Byracuee, 1
THI-STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.
Atlantlc dty. f>, v.,ik. :'
Wllminftoa IX* Irenton, t.
Phillies a* \
mm IAKE HEART
I
Honors Go to Brooklyn in First
Skirmish of Battle for
Fifth Place.
FIELDING OF HIGH ORDER
Alien Lasts Only Two Innings,
but Nap Rucker Comes to
Rescue and Turns Back
Visitors with Skill.
Th** guperbaa rec.vered rapldly frnm
tb* CMcmao invaBion And wtth the Boa?
ton Bravea knocktna lor admlttanca to
nfth plaea r*erformed In real bla laagua
stxio nt Bbbeta Field yeaterday afternoon
and routed th? vtaltora by ?* Beora et ?'?
?
', Th** appearance of Bill Dahlen on the
n. aftrr a thre< daya' auapen*
Blon, waa an Ineantlve t'1 vaJoroua .ieed*?
Brooklyn robbed Ita acholarly rlvala of
?? ? y runa hy fteldlng ln auperb Btyle
Five tlmea th- Boatonlana were
thwarted by double playi arhlch were
? \. ? ute ! *>ith m laual an I aatoundlng
Tha one dual kllllnl a
i .... | ,|.. M.f.,. md* ? i>? orge Btalllnaa
tha moat eame In the Be*rand Innlna.
There were three Brave? on th** baga,
??Six Foot" Myera al tha plate, atrl ona
*->ut Myera rapped oul a hard hnund**r.
urhlch flew thro igh the boa an-l lonk<*d
like a hit. hut Bob Flaher raead over aa
all waa ateamlni paat aecond and
raked it up oul of th<* aoil. IClth a neat
rhand throw he flipped th*> hall to
Cutahaw, who toaaed it t.> Dauberl and
i. tlri 1 the Blde,
No ehanga waa notked in Dahlen'-. lu<*k
in telecting hla pltcher. Th<* first man
rhoaen avery day thla **.eek h;is been
forced to aeek cover Prank Allen'a lol
yeaterday waa like th-it of thi othera
Dahlen aenl hlm to thi moimd. but thr
end of tho B ? ttlng Hat ai elled
llttle Prankle. Ouy /-inn. th**
former Nea Torh Yankee fi.-l.iT. bei
the attack "vith a dean r-liiKl.* through
tbe Infifld in the Becond Innlng. Whalln*
? aith another aafety after Pmlth
? l t-> Daubert Hub Perdue, tha
corpulent twlrler, th.n aent In th*- Bravea'
sole tally with a hlf to '-entre field when
v ? ? iled *b* bnertt by wlnglng Maran*
viiie. Nap F:-< k<-r wai Bummoned t" aave
the ?.'ame.
i'h? aterllng aouthpaw hnd an over*
B .s'ij'pix of Btuft ln hlfl ryatem
and kept hl? opponenta well ln hand Noi
<?" ..f th? thre- men arl l he 1 'ind on
the hap>-' COUld cro*.5: th*- plate. A double
? n d tha ald<. and after that lha
Brooklyn team "-is never in dangei Ol I
four hlta were mad** ofl Ru kei ln th**
aeven and t ?>. ? rda fratmea thut he
er o ked
Btalllnaa plnned hla falth on H
brlng his t?*am on o\en tennawlth
Brooklyn, but thfl Buperbaa aelved Hub'i
faney curvea anl found hin* eaay. Of the
elghl hits mada by the h ?m? '
were- credited to "Red" Bmlta, who
rapfM i oul a home run to th** lefl (leld
f*nrr ?nd a f-in*;'.*- to left, whlll Plaher
i banged th< han for triplea
Captaln l?aut.ert eonneeted for a brac*! of
hlta ar/! Helded In hla naual hiph elaai
order.
The rrni feature of the -ram** bowever,
waa Cutahaw'a rreal playlna around aec*
one* baee George a cepted thlrtei
rhances withou' B Blngle mlahap. Hl"
? - harbored on lh ? rd* r.
Th* Buperbaa counted four t;m"s i"
? c ? half Of the opening franv H l
Moran went to the Initial ttatlon on a
ti* k*t and Btole aecond C*u4
rlghl ? t aa Perdue paaaed
na Moran trled for thir<: and
ther*- in aafet) He ? i ? motrnenl
when McDonaM dropped the ball an<l
! for hom< M. Don Id tl r*. -? the
?phi re to tl ? atai ds ln an atu mpl l
head "ff Moran. an.l '*ollin.<-' wen' to third
The aal i tallled or Wheat'i ?arr!
? . fly lo !5lnn. Daubert alnalad and
Acored when Mann allowed Bmlth'a hli i
?joep iofi te paaa hlm and .*o>,nt for a
run.
Another tai.x' waa Bdded in th** fifth
innini*. when Be* Flaher tripled to th?
rlghl fleld fence and counted on Otto
MUI. r i centre.
Thi acore foiiowp
BROOKL.TN, 1 """N
at.r li po a- ai>r hpo*"*
Moran. rf . 310 l 0 o I Maran* llle.M | 0 1 110
, tai 7 t." M.,T..it,.... iaa MJ
c( no : tl Lord rf I oo | oo
I o 'i i 'i 0 McDonald, l>> i 0 2 0 l 2
4 I '-' . Mann. lf. IJ1 1 ??
j Bmlth. Ib 41 : l ? ' Z'nn, rl 111 !??
,,,,h.r. .... ii, * ioif smiih. b aaa iij
Miller. v\i,aling. c... <o 2 "
I | 0 0 ' 8 I'e'du., p. IB1 >
'; ????'?IBSJE ??JjH
Totaia...jaisifiai Toiala ....BltaiBl
?nattai lot PfltrUUfl ln nmlh innln*. IP.an for
nlnth Inalna
i,-,.!,!.. < r, r, i n n o n x ? '.
j ; , o o o o c d-i
i , ft ,,n bi - '* Paeeklya, I l**r*fl*
Mia. hlU C bet Home run-J BflTl.th
i ii.i | aa* on ? "... m...
., n i gtolen ba*. * -MaraB. ille, Moran tjau
berl I". iblfl playi KMhei rutaha**. an 1 Dau*
t?..t K. ... ? luhafl* ani Daubflrt; ; ut.haw
and Di ? * I " r ""V Im.:
.1 Bmlth, Cutaha** and i'..'-n. Ua.ran%\lh
... .. tatt on imi*-"ff lt k kfl
4 ..ff Perdue. 2. Bt.ni h o it?B> Kui I
by pei Iu. '.. Hli bi pltcbflT-B) ai-.'' iMarari*
H|U , ,.? a l< n . lr. 1 1-3 inmnK
Rucker, 4 ln Tl-I Inmnu*. L'tUBirei "I'a.
ar.'l Kni-li. tl"- I IA._
SARATOGA ENTRIES TO DAY.
i inai fi.v.'K. ?Bfl iiiiifl. f..r thiM raar aalfl, su
rurlnuaa
Hobnob .Ul Brlar I'ath.10.
?Trlfler ."?'' t'orbm . ]06
grallywaa .ItJinatUry .101
"Aftfl raio** .?*
Proi easlvfl .I* 'Uiria. M
ShCOND RACE Handlcapj llf,0 a*-1*d. for
tw*>)-?ar-alfl*a i-i>^ ?'"i ?? half furi.jiiii*.
Burprialna i:;1 f|..n..
niticrf-old ? .. ?"? Harn L. '"?
IU . "3 R.lpn .io?
, i n. le Mun. '.0*> Brumley .1^3
Tranld . '" u'' Known. ?
Tti*. lah.r .107 Ttadfl Mark. M
Rommcr . "" ?**??"-*'" ??>"n ? -1??
).;,.,, |; w.110 Sl^ia ani BtTipflfl... ??
miRD KA'H>-S? llir.g, ty>0 uld' ?! foi thre**
xr-ai-oldii and uiwitiI 'ln*- mll.
.107. Boanle i:r la* .lt?
Patruehfl . '''" *lr*.| *"ior l>?tra'l*-..l";'
? !:.,. oup . ]"'- Roral Ueaaaaa ....ioo
?Water Welie?... Mi
I f*OURTH RACE Haadiaap; inno adi-.l. far
. xiar-oli.? anl ui.xxai-1 Oa? mile.
: Plaifl Olafli r-'~ Mlaalon .100
'I M Mlll.r ...111 .'llff Edgf. U
i Hprlng Board . .. IM Co* I ad.97
ghaekwtoa . lf>7. Marni-aat . taj
? tt Callaxaax 104 **iranu..u? .W
H<*dK. ....tatlAlrey .K
' Tartar WB
j Aif-o ellnitile:
! flux I'.m.r .10*. Star *.aie. ?
Ai-.iA.li-.100
II RAI I -*-.?! inic. 1300 BBfl*fld; for tmo
yeai ' '? klx furlonai
Preatoa l.jnn .UJjRobert 'i!lx*?r. 10..
I'.i- .lll,''lirlM"plilne .101
Uly tnmi-.IM *naak .M
Water l>u>l> l'' ?ll'-ait II- -i* . 5T
' '! . Bflfl ? 107
B1XTH rai I-. MM BflMfld; f raeUta theaa*
yaar-oMa and upwaro dnr in il
i'arr.,11 lt. 1*1 1W Noblc Urand.10*.
Qllberl . I05I Ann TIll> .103
Margerum .IMIquaab .-ian.10J
t .146;
*.\j-..rc.-.ti.***. allowance of five pound* clalmfld
Brooklyn Triumphs Over^-Boston
I Wolter Johnson Falls
in Battle with Collins
Washington Pitcher's Winning
Streak Comes to an End.
RED SOX TURN THE TRICK
Great Twirler AJlows Only
Three Hits, but Loses in
the Eleventh Frame.
Hoston. AUg II Walter .lohnson's
?aecond attempt of the preaenl season
t.> set up a nee pltchers' record for euc
ceealve vlctotiea falled to-.iay when
Boeton won an aleven-lnnlng conteel
from Waahlngton by a acore of I to 8.
i-'or ten Inntnaa Johnaon diepoBed of
Boatnri hatameB In a preceealofi that
traa monotonoua, except for the interest
B'hlrh hla performance developod
Onlj ni the -'-..nd Innlng was tha nn*-.
two. three order Interrupted, this b>'
ferkea a hll oa ei short
iti lha eleventh frame Verkei atam?
med the aecond hit ofl Johnson into
centrefleld: Mllan fumMed, Moetler trot
in the waj of his recovery an.i the
runner n*aa aafa on third Wegner'a
Infleld hll reaulted In l'erkea being put
OUl Bl Ine plat* bul BOl untll Wapti'i
had reai hed ae. ond w Ith Blll Carrl
ajan nt bai Johneon aped over threa
balls for a < niiiit of two strlken nnd
one ball. when I'arrlpaji met the fourth
offerli r aejuerel) for a clean hit between
left ,rui centrefleld, and Wagner raced
home xxith the wlnnlng run
Ip to to-da.- the leaptie's la-admer
pitcher had twlrled WaehlnBtOB te four
te.n conaecutlve vlctorlea wlthoul de?
feet, lepinnlnp on June :7 when Wash
Infton ahul oul Philadelphla I te i
This stand.-- as the AmerlCBfl t.earu**
record for thi* season, but 11 two patn^a
BhOrl Of the mark set last e'nsnn by
and Joe Wood, th? latter ef
?
To-day'a game xxas a remarkable exhi
? ? n'a pitching aklll iri
? ?I Innlnga only thtrty-fl\e m*?n
fa. e.. Walter, and only four runnera
ra;,, hed baae. Only one man po. to tirst
'? tbe rlrst nlne Innlngs Ten
Hoston batamen ati il and John*
aon, worhlng like .. machlne, did not
give a baae i n !?,-. lls
Collina pltched well, and ?.>;.*- par
tlcutarl) eflectlvi when -IVaahlngton had
WATCH ? REAI HUNT
fl
Crowd Sces Horses and Hounds
Race to Kill in Front of
the Grandstand.
Ke<i Bank, N J . Aup . I .rnnda
? ' ? eople came by traln. troiley a:,d i
n oblla t"-'.'a'. and poured ? ? tl gai
thal opened lr.to tha apai
grr.unds of th. Ifoi moul inl x.
cultural !'a:r AH
Ond of the feal I the aftern k?b
v;, h bunt OVer the f;nr gr.
h raea and hounds. Rooart J. O ?? r
maeter of tba Monmoutb ho nda li
pach. Thi inda tooh 1 anl al tha
maln antraaa a t" tba fi ? the
huntamen followed tha pach ai
outer Beld lumplng tba raeetrach '
and tha fi i ? Um Infleld, 1 I
at tbe gmndatend
Judglng ta lhe borae ahew began thia
afternoon The judgea ar.* i harl.
Hart, Of Bl Iten Island. of huni
ara polo ponla . atandard bred trottlng
nnd aaddle horsea i. I MeVlckar. ol
white Ptalna, N. t., and 0 i Brand, of
Ken fork, of hnrneaa horeea an.l chU
..1..: i hai ix -- ..*,ij aaddI. ponli i
iird .'ar;.. nf Polnt PlnBBBnf. M J. of
farm horeea, and Colonel ? harlei ' !
I Bevotae, ol Brooklyn, for offlcera i harg
? rs and nulitar*-' mOUHta
The awarda foiio-r.
? ? Udrea ? doBki aad ?? *? "?* '"
.tr, .. divei cuppreeented b Ho' arl L i "raai
(ferdi '? ' ' '' BMa ol Bhn **
?
.-.ij-ii'- p-oolea (twelve handi .m ti
dr?i. under ??> ?"*? ? *o 11 I. rtlve
ba .i ,\ Haakaalll Wm bj Mlaa Maiia.,*
1- ran <? - itt. oi mrearebui aaceod, I f
Til( r?tt, 1: ll ?
KadaUe panlea ? ?????? u - lldren
unuer alxteen to rfcli ailver up pia-eniiMi u
Har.len l. Praarford) ?*>"n bj Uda, Mra L
I, Whltf ??' >\na\\ ai. .r, . k ..? l, Kl'.rham
Deb) Edward *..*.-? aon ihlrd.
Hummlna Blrd, Mi^? l-jur* Hardlac, f R"'"
aon
s?inFi? ri-iv.in? p. n\aa toxer twe a
ren under aute^n te riri-,*- ||| . r . ip pre
., -, ; ... 1- im .a yahneaiaek '
Wi ii i i Hun mli k iii*.i Mlaa I
ll.ir.ii: a- '> ond Florbem Baby, Edward '?
Adama; l! Ird, Artful i todgei xtr-. .; |
B* ' Una
I'omblnatlnn rtdlna ??'i drlvlna p'.ni<?? moi
osceeallna fourieen handa; fot ailver rep pre
eented bj M*-nin ,x Rt. e) '?'. - Mra
?_ i, WhHi ae onA, Hummlna Mli I M
L-aora Hai llng; tblrd, f% rham Baby, E o
Adama
champion harneaa i?n Ifor aii*?r eup pee
?4?-iiir.-i b) Alfred N Beedleeiwn xxon hy
Mia- Laaura Hardlna; aaarood, E D Adama;
third Mra L U '?' I ta
QUAKERRIDGETOURNEYON
New Rochelle Tennis Club to
Hold Annual Fixture.
Sprlnkled through thr* draw for the
Quaker Rldga tawa tenni* ehninptoaahlp
are a Btimber of the men who h.i\e h.-en
eompeting al Newport ta the recenl ell?
eomora' tournament The matchea for tha
Iroph] arlll begln on lh.Hatrta ol th.*
New Reehella Tennis l'lub to-morrow
morning
The title nnd trophy b;ive been held bv*
Benjamta M. Phllllpa 1818; Manrlea I i*
QalVBO, the lli-rirmn, Itll, and by Van
d.ibllt K Ward. the fOUnS Vale pla'.er.
1912.
Beeauaa ol ihe recenl attentlon to the
aerxlre rules at Newport th* ofnYials of
the Unlted Stateu Natlonal l.awn Tennia
Aaeoelattoa have reriuir^' that th<* foot
fauit ruta ba atrlctly enfereed at thiti atui
at BObeeojueal teurnnmanta th*^ remalndcr
o' thi*-. s. aaen.
Altoj-ether four flxtuieo y,\\\ he deelded,
lr- 1 i'lin< men'a alngle*R and doublea and
women'ix slngleB and inlxel doublea. AII
o! tha mat* hes will bo the best two out
of three .-.ets, axeept in the flnal round
nl the men'a alnglea and doublts. whleh
\aill bl tha t'fst three out of -flxe sets.
Th-? tournament eommlttea lncludeg
Oeotffa B. Lerrh, S Rru- B Wilson, T A.
d-j i-'ion. H I Btllea, i". n Onest, nf. c.
l.ippenott. W Kr-nneth Clarh an<l Otarles
J". Porter, ? hairman.
BABKB.U.I. Tll-DAV. :4:^0 p M. M.T Xm-rl
r-ana m. rhi!ad**lphla. Tolo Grdi. Adm 88a
?advt.
w AI.Tl.K JOHN80N.
mon nn the baaaa. The senator*. pnahad
in, n tn third baaa ln 'hree Innlnc*. hut
ea.-li tlme C*oHlna held them wlthout
?cora Wagner and Terkea aupportai
him brilliantly
The *., < .r?- followa:
?,. IgTON I WASMIN'.r<'v.-.
ibrtl [ o ??> at.r h roa?*
Hoooer. rf 40 o i oi Moell*r, rf., \*\ * **
y a], H. i*fiH '* Fo ter. II - ? ' * L V
- ' I ? "'' Mllan ??' IJJ 1 *'
100 1 If dli Ih t "1 1- ''
,,. . - 100 1 :l M*>ri ' <*?? J JJ
x . . , x - i flhanki.. II ? '? ' 2 ?*n
'Inn in
- . .x o : n Alnai Iti i
. . i | | .* . <*
- ., -, ? ?? i Totali noi'31111
?Bnal* ?ut. hli ' ?*" ?""*' ' ru*
. .. ? ?????- rui ? ?
., i | t | | H I I I
, . .... MiitlMMH
? Mllan i. ??
?? ?
?' '
l-Rv j ? ? : I'mi lr-***
II
10 AN EASY m
Mrs. Marrjuette Arranrjes Match
Race After Protest at
Staten Island Fair.
Although I ' " ? . ;n tha
thal ed l
I | ...
?
? '
- lon, oa ii. .1 li> Mrt-. M .' M ir*
M J Callahai Mobllll wlth
? ? , | .- Muakmelon ln tne
?;.. Welan
' .ir . w ao madi l| ' ?? ?:.-.? OthflM 'I ??
tr a tendei
'? I Leifl
t' ii ln th* third raCfl f . I a ka. liwnt.-i -.
, ? . . : .- ra l i mlla,
taiei fouled Mra M J Marrq
? ' M r .
elghl
of tha pure*-, afti r thi
? ? hargar againat sn.-i t i n<\.?
fot .i . '? ; ii . Mond ?? ?' ft. rrvx-n
The e< al tttvt ii furloi |
? l ag* i f-.r .i j.in wenl t" h iv
Lea i ra* ? lllght, ? bo won bj a k n-.ui
Th.- ... ? biIi fo oa
p .!??
' ? nn m
MrPad lenfl. 133 i I . M
M. .?. c'flll tn, 113. oul
for placfl ? ? .-.? n-: b>- m ?
"?'? ' ' 131, out for flhota
: In -. i IB
-?? ? fliffM; Mivei fu ? ?
purae IIS I . . ? . ii
V './? i<J. 121, B lo 3
<???1. > ! '. ... im <D ll.fr
a:,-n f'.r J.l l t ". ..... \ .? . ? m | |
Ml ? M ' Mfl '? denl, 133, out I
eiox*. thii.I ? . I lt.
' i
TM.il r?. e -for ha * I IRtflffl, I ? ?
ea ? ,.,??,.., .,-t,i - | ip ...
lr.:. w. ii ? ? Lard la-lghti n ?? r-Md
M nilvfli .t. Hoffn aai i en; Bbori ? ?
.,v n..| I- Mra. M I Mflrquotta iMcFaddeni
4 la ' foi i Iib. ? Mr. Oavfl oa n. .1 . ?
M M I iraih iHw. oul f.>. ihow, third.
I <?-? Ing Tom fllao ian Ttma 0 ?'.".",
MAUTAQUA WINS EASILY
Captures Second Special for the
New Q Class Cup.
Tha ManataViua, thi Q ? leaa r-iooi,
o-aned by Aithur W. Btavena, of th*- Ka*.t
era Yarht ilui>, xxas the tainner yi tei
day of the Bai ond race <.f th*- ?*-ri?:. belng
naiied *>ff Oyatar Ba) b) thi *.o'.|i* ,.f th.it
claaa for th*- Beawanhaka iminthian
challenga cup Hie defeated Commodore
,i Btuart Blackton'a lTlrglnia by .' rain-.
uten and BJ Baeanda after covarlng ? mi
mlla trlangular coone. tniea Tha Arvta
araa third. and tha Llttle Rhod) II, tn**
w mner of Wadnaaday'a race, waa fourth,
After waltlng ri'-aily thr*-*- hOUfU f.,r ,i
biaeae Ellol Tuckermaa, >>r the regatta
commlttee, ataitad the yaehtaat i '0 ?>. m.
The llrat leg of tha eouraa \xas from
Moyd'a Ne. k buoy to ;i in.irk tei two
mllea tO the northeast, and. th*- wind
belng from the aouthureet, mada it a aptn*
nak.-r mn to thls mark, a ekMM rea.-h t.)
fh<* ?ei'*ind and a h* at to the flnlxh Tha
Manatafltua took tha lead at tha ?tart and
held It a!l thTMIgk the race, Hnlffhlng a
wlnner, aa atat'd.
-*****? thlrd and final ra> e wlll he sailed
to-.la>, xxhen the "flftl**," will alnn rai e
for a Bpaeial priaa offered by tha dub.
'ih.- Bummary foUou
El xr **"i
I i.ilah time
II M I H M S.
a.l<i.3l 2 i?i il
S:1S:1Q :? 01 Kl
rt 11:10 :? 04:11
''. 17 I.' :'"7 j:.
^ fll I .11)1 (.xan.i
Manata>iua. A. W Stexena...
\ I:tctnla. I B MlarKion
Arxla, feier W Bo aa.
Llttlfl Rhod) ll C A Wood
CLEM BEACHY, JR., DEAD.
Laslngtoa, k>., aug B.?Clam Ueaehy.
Jr., one of Ihe n.oat wiileiy known trottlng
1,'irse trainers and clrlvers tn Ameri.a,
'lied at a hoapltal her.. to-day. af-ed aixty
thr*-e x,.,un Beaehy for tha laal aaveral
reara h.id l har^.- of the .?>tabl?* of .\?lia.s
Katherm*. L Wilkes. of Oait. (intario.
A brother. Fred. Beaehy, la ona Of the
edltors of "The Aineii.an lloi*.e Hreed
er." nf Boaton, Tha body ?*!ii ba taken
to Lebanon, Mlno, lila (oriner home, for
bi*rial.
i <? Yankeej
Victory Small Credit to Ath
letics, Who Show Little of
Oldtime Form.
WIELD BAT WELL, HOWEVER
Warhop Hammered to All Parts
of Field in Last Frame?
Bender Not Such
a Puzzle.
TbaTanhaaa eelebrated thelr return from
on<? of the ui..st dtaaetroua t-Veetern trips
ln tha- htatory of the elub by going down
to one more defeat at the hanit-; of the
rampant Phlladelphta Athletka yeaterday
afternoon. Boma ?',r?"n Bpeetatora xxfre on
band arhaa th. teams trotted out on the
Polo OrOUBdS, earjet tO make ;i Mud) a'
rangl ot the team whk h in all pr"b
. W||| [....t tn. Otaata for tho < ham
plonahlp of the world in October. They
wera noi deeply Impreeeed. for although
th. Athletlca non bendlly by a ? ore ot 9
t. | they played far below ehamplonehlp
callbre. Asalnat a more enterprlslng
t.am Ifaek'a aaen mlffhi well havi been
defeated. The rankeea had ehance afta
thaaca lo Bccompltab rreat deada Th
Ivlaltora regtatered their alxteenth rfctary
ln the sexenteen gamea ptayed between th
J cluba thia aaaaon
Cherlee Aih.rt Bender eraa on th*? ruh
b> r for the vlsltnrs. enjoying hlmaelf to
I tha utmoat The Tankeea cut into bta
I offerlngs for ten a\ anking hlta, a.id h ?
Iadded to hia own tributatlona by lss-uing
half a drntrn h.-.aes on balla. A BfUd
tit'h alao araa charged agalnel him. In
aplte of all this II xxas BOl until th- Ath
letbs played elemental, chlldlah baaeball
il ti the renkeea managed lo .vai.** a
thutout
in thal frame b beea on balla- twe
rtiurlt la.ra and ?> pta) boI penaL
;.. ?! BllOWl d thre- | ,r.s to . rOBB the | iti
Not an Innlng paaaed In which tha Y..n
railed to flet at 1< ial ona man on
but there the) ata) ad Bendei
ilghtened up. and eleven white >iad run
, . w, ?., |< -t on ' ? ba* - In !hr ninth
I ',- tnari .1 ? Bi ? li - BUed th"
I with hla glfta but wlth two oul
t Knlght on a pop :' to B
.-> band
The 1 a" threal aa rafl Ben*
of trouble for ?? ?
Innloca 1 ? the exi loelon of the
>;,,, |n . -, tho ttgbth stan/.a. and
Cree. the flret fanki i
up. . .i\* -1 .< i ai from Ba i ?'?? - ??' ?
down to Prank Bak?
f r : Olllna n OT M.irr*. *.\ ? I I 10
*..| xx hat ahould 1.... 8
. w i- fooiled When
na .inniiy aauntered over Bekei threw
bieh, both rrli mc at tta Ir dee
, . rtloi '?' Knlghl di
me '" Murphj end aaad peeaadnaa*,
Th.n ? <rre another allp m tbe itoe.oo-j
? -.> , *,?,V( hll lown to Melonta
? . t..k. the '?
II. Ini ? ? elected to maki 'v
the raault wea
. . : . arenl down
k beatli
MHng - Thel waa bad, bul I
? te eome Rollle '/??
.
bad bound and rarromed Into centre rteht
wta ra w alah klcked ll for a whlla
Cree, 1 Cool
,, m| ? ? ii \\ aleti Bnall) =??' tt Ider
? , third oa a good throa to
? _- te
.
wever, the Athletlca
.,'.;?. | ? blain th.- ball
. Bchuta, lhe bla Bouthpew, -"????
Ja _ W arhoi l ii ? Mai i expom Bl
,,f ih, Uvery, wlll ..tt' at tha
. ? ?? | n w* thal the Whlta
?. anased tatteet, lor la tha I < ?
Inalnga he trled to fuoi them ha waa
? . . . ? t ol ball a < "??? n runa
,,, . -...? w. || ..-.ii ... ?! - ??? bll Bchula
worked for even Innlnga, during arhlch
tlme i-e -"-.is bombarded for an i . >
numhi ' tafetlee, whlph produced three
runs, and ha retlfed ta order to make
xa.iy fOT a pln- h hitler Bcbula b. San tha.
i......., , i waa re| laced b) Un unfort u
, ,,.. ,\ rhe bIth ?hoaa BPPt uance t"a
gam. a ? nl a gllnunertw**.
ble.
By ar.d '.ara;'-. the AthlOtlCa ".xere im
Bued wlth -t ntld deslre to ateal every
thlng before them. The elow, laay atyla
dellvery ueed by Bchuta xxas itmply
made to order for them, and tbe) atoi.'
no fewer th.m sfven baaea Bweoney waa
lo.red bj the crowd for bta bwblllty lo
moa, them down, b<u ba waa not alto
gOth. r 10 blalTie
Tha ecore foiiowe:
PH1UAPELPHI x M'XV V"HK
_b. I. pa ae ahr h p" aa
g Mm h\ rf 18 I I ft" Malael, |i. . ?<? 1 : 4 o
nAg lf !a 1 1 88 tAolter et 88 1 1 88
, nlllni b 11 1 1 >a <"ree. lf.. 3 l i .' l o
Railrr lt ? l i - ? ' Hartaell !b 4 10 4 21
Mclnnlilh .-.'' MB 88 Knlghl Ib 18 i to ??
S-alah r? * - U .k rf .41 1 1 18
;?,. ' s. \: a i :e 2*idei aa. 18 1 8 ll
' ... hang. r 5 I I ? 2 '? Baaeene: r 4 8 ! 1 I 8
*****> y-4U l tt??|.T.^el! UllW
,,.p. p i '> o o i o
TBtata ,.5iu?ltl TB4BM ..88I18I7U1
?Batted fer Behali m m* aeventh innin-a
Philadelphla " I " - J 8 a 1 a 8
s, M y. ? o " a a a a a i o -i
rtret t..... oa irrora Philadelphla I Twe
haa. hlta Wolier, -15- lang. Bender, <'<->ek Rae
Ttnra tilla Mm I | l2l XXnlal. S|.il,|l btMiB
Oldrlna '-'? Bi-hang. Colllna, free Walah Ba
*K-r nn.) Mi-InnU Uefl on bn?r? 9am Y..rk.
li. Philadelphla. >? DouWa pi** Beade
Hairra ai .t xi. Innla Uaan on balla '"?ff Bchula,
i . tt Warbor, I; eB Benaler 8 snu-k oal
Bj Bchula 't ba Hendif I Wlld pllch
ii,.?.!, Paaaed ball Bareeaey. Hlta Ofl
-. ; ir, t Innlnga etr Warhop 7 la I 'nn
Ingr Tlme "IJ l'inpir'6 lixana anl !?'? i
gttron.
o
DATE3 FOR DOUBLE-HEADERS.
Thomaa ?' Lyneh, preeldeal <>r tbe
National LeagTue, laxt ntght announced
datea for playing ofl poetponed ami ti.*
gamea nn followa:
.\t iiohto,i Beptember f>. wuh rinia
delphta i.' damea >
At Brooklyn Beptember I, with F'hil
adeiiihi.i 12 nmea i
At New rorh Beptember t, xxith
Brooklyn .- gamea)
ai Pittaburgh Beptember 4. with Bt
t.oiiih (] gameel; Beptember ?", wlth st
l.ouiM i 2 afan-.e^i September 15, wlth
Boaton (2 gameai; Beptember J". with
Brooklj n i . Kameia i.
\t Clnctnnatl Augual 11, with st
I.ouls t2 gamea); September T. with
Pittaburgh 12 gameai; September r. witii
Rttaburgh .1 game); September lt, wlth
Boaton i I gama l
Al ChicagO September 7, xxith St.
Loula ,2 games); Beptember tl, xxith
Philadelphla < J ?amesi
Al st Loula Beptember 1, wlth -"hi
eairo i] gamea ln afternoon Inateed of
I in morning and one ln afternoon i;
September I xvith ChlOBBO (J 8*88880).
e
FEDERAL LEAGUE RESULTS.
IndlananollB, 2. pittaburgh, 1.
St. Loula T, ilexeland, 1.
Chlcago, 8, Kansas Clty, l.
5 Lose & G
Baseball Race
in Big Leagues
VATIONAI. UttfltOTl OAMES TO-D-.Y.
>ew Vork at f'hlladelphla.
Boaton at Itr*>okl> "I.
? hl* afjo al rittahiir-rh.
St. I oul*. at I inrlnnatl.
nrst i.t** of QAMSfl vkstfkday.
rhlla.lel|?liifl, 7; Nexr Vork, 2.
Brooklyn. B| Boaton, I,
NATtONAI. UtAOVB STANOING.
ar. i.. p.< iv. i rr
Neir *iork.|-l'* 37 .??-> Brooklyn. *>! M ttlt
rhiia. 68 43 .?-*?? Boaton. .M M .131
ThlniKo ?.*? v*? 343 Clarlaaatl 40 7*> jail
Plttab'rKh.li.'l .*?4 JM St. I?ula. II 77 .304
\MK.KKA\ l.KAt.lT li\MKS TO-DAV.
I-hlludelphlu al Kew \ork.
4 levlan.l at Bt. lonla.
ITaaMagtea at nottnn.
BBBtTLTC or QAMBB *? K-.TKKBAV.
riilladelphiu. 0; Nex?- V.irk. 3.
ll..?tni. I; Waahlngton, 0.
AMKKH \N I.KAfl.lK STAMMNfl..
w. * v< ?? b _i
Phlla Hl 18 ?7*> Boaton.. M ?'>'? Mtm
(le?eland 7'! If? ..-,?'.*. Betr.?lt.. M 71 .?tt
**,BalVton..<l7 Bl ..MI3 *?t. I.oill". 4>1 78 .381
Chlcaga. M M .Vll Beu \ <>rk. 10 77 .31'"
I>TFKN \TIOXA1. I.EAt.l K.
QAMEa TO-pav.
Newark at Buffalo ftxTOi.
Jeraer fltx i.t Montreal 'txiol.
Baltimore al T'.ronlo
I'rovldenre at Itorheater.
BWAVVtt Of OAMBB U>TKRI)AV.
Korheafer. *>: I'roxldenre. I.
.Nexxark i< Buffalo iraln..
Baltimore \x. Toronto (ralnl.
ST IMIIM, OF TKAMS
ar. i.. im <*.. i.r.r.
Nennrk Bl 4.3 .flflO *>fontreB| fll BS .40*
Ito. heal-r.;:, *.'! .'.', '? Toronto. . flfll ?8 .47't
B.ltlm'.reflfl fll ..V.'ll. l?ro\l.len'e V> 71 .4:'o
Bufful fi.3 r..* Bl I ler > fl* Ity. I? 8.' 3.V?
BROOKLYN COLT HDLDS
y
Aitchison Already Balky and
Wants Bigger Increase
in Salary.
Altchlaon, the atar twir)i?r of the New
ark te.im ..f tha Internattgnal Leaffua r-?
-... kl] a baa refueed
m a tract n Ith the Buperbaa He
reported at Ebbeta Fleld on Wedaeeday
:<nd announced thal ba would not j^m the
:-.ad mora lhan the
amount offered hlm, whleh waa '-'?> rer
cenl above thal whleh ho got from Nea
ark. as Bpeclfled ta f*.e artlclea of tha
natlonal agreemeut The eontrad offered
x ? ?? only prol U n i aad
! Und him only for the rest of this
a, which enda October ?"? it la lm?
a for l Brooklyn club to gtva the
t\airi.*r a larger aalari at preeeat, but
; ii |Bter mora
money In hla neat eontrect which e
lf he make-j good
now.
f the natlonal agroement
h rer thla eaae folli w:
"Pt r| Id. I fUrthei tl 81 tl.e term Of th.e
* ,. t betwi ? n a major lena*ne
and a draf I r purchaaed i la shall
be f.-r forty-fivi ? :.. ? i nd auch piayera
. ? r .. par cenl
Of that pald hlm by thi
rae eeeured
.\ tl. To eal il llah unlformlty li |
tion I rhen a playi releaeed
? , ? | . ?
.... ? . tract wlth l
... ? :. the i "in
BilfB ndln ta thi club I U :ng hlm tu
: .: from r? ?
UM ' d irlag r.
promptl) auapendlng
him." _
When the membera "f the Katlonal
?a ? ? ? ? * - rtlj te maaa ..
the arorld series, rl
? ? .Ke.-, to p event the piayera from
vai it ? for the :.. i apera
t the ga Blffned artlclea bave
,*.-? of much trouble In 'he
paat, and the commlaeion artahea to a-rutd
it in tha future.
ESImer Broam, th.- hlgb prlced p;t.-hcr
from lha M - ???.*? rlub, \aho wtli re.
port to the Buperbea neal M".nda>.
pltched bla laal gama of tha aeeeon ta
the Bouthern League yeeterdai He hed
tha ' battaaooga nlne to Bve hits. but waa
beaten I y a .- ore ol 1 lo 8.
FOREIGN GOLFERS ARRIVE
Tellier and Callerway Seek
Honors in This Country.
Tvao ton gi - who wiii compete
ln the American open champlonehlp at
Brookllne Mai next m-.tith arrived in
thta countrj yeaterday. They ire Loula
r. iii r, of rrance, who came to thla rity
on the Bteamehlp Mejeetlc and i 'hristo
pner Callerway, who landed ln Boeton.
it wa.s T.i!:* r who di feated Uec Bmlth,
tbe metropolitan open champion, xxhen
the latter wea In Le Boutte early thla
Bummer. it happened ta tbe Franco
X'.ruall team match. ard th.e marfftB
xxas ?; up and 4 t.. p.i* Tt lller b appear*
anea al Brookllne wlll be the Brai time
m goll htal n i thal Ptancc haa been rep?
reeented ta the L'nlted Btatee ehampton*-*
Bhlp In the Prench cluunptonahlp laet
>.ar Trillei was t hit .1 wlth 8 total Ol
-*'i oniy t\xo Btrokee behlnd tbe preaenl
tltle holder, Jean Oaaalat, and one atroka
i.. lund Harry \ ardon.
Callerway, who la bb Bngltahman, la
not a champion, bul he la one of the best
piayera Ib Bngland, His prtnetpel clalm
tO fame is the fgCt that he has b,?en lhe
golf inatructor of King Qeorge, and ra
eer.tl] has acted Ib b almtlar eapacltj to
tha Csar and Caarlna of RuBBta. Ha xxiii
apend the neal tara weeke prBftlalng for
the American touriiiinient
Arrengementa bava been mad.* for Ha.
ry Vardon and lalxxard Raw th.* Bngltab
profeeelonata, to compete in a thlrty-elx
hole four-ball BIBtCh OVOT the llnks of
the -aVykagyl Conntry ''iut> agalnel t.t,
Smith broth.is, Alec and Maedonald, on
September 21. Thla wlll be lmnu-diaielv
followlng the national open Rt Frooklltie,
thereby neneeBllallBg ? oulek jump for
all tba profeeelonala Next Monday the
(orelgn profeeelonala xxiii piax at the i>>
troit Countrj Club, Prom thera their
plan Ih to proOOed to BOBtOtt. xalth a x lew
to putting In a weak of leisurely practlee
ai Brookllne for the open.
They wlll come lhis way on September
13 for a four-ball niat'-h at BaltUOrol
agalnel Jerome i? Trevera and either
Oeorga Low or john J MeDermott, tba
natlonal open ehampton. it aill then be
rt jump back to Hrookllne for the op.-n,
followed by -BTykagyL On September 2&
Vardon aad Ray am abow their ?kin ut
llyepla After that the movenienta ofl
tht- rlsttera are uncertain. although A H.
Ptndbiy, of Philadelphla. xvho Im maklng
grrangementa fo; the pair. says that they i
m?> no through Canada to the Pacirto j
Coast.
olf *& Chcess
GHUt W1NS ON W
WNIY-FIFTH GREEN
Contest with Purcell Too Great
a Strain and He Is Beaten
by Patterson.
GOOD GOLF IN MATCHES
Annual Tourney of New York
Club on Van Cortlandt
Park Links Nears
Its Close.
It was a great day for those who foi.
low**d the fortunes of the surviving com
' petltors in the annual tournament of the
i New York Uolf <!ub over the Van ('ort
l.-iiidt Park ltnkh yeaterday Krank M.
QflMlM, fif the home orpanlzation, th?
medal wmner in the o,ua!ifying round, waa
forced to the twenty-tlfth trreen before ha
cculd di.-i'^e "i Walt.r F. PuReU, a
c'ubrn;ite. Then QouM fell before WUllara
I>. Pattersea. of the gcottien Anv-rican.;
by 3 uj> and 2 to play.
Kxtra hole matrhes are fre-juent ort
metropollnni links, but thoso whVh ar*
| oarried aeven ho!?-.-< beyond the limit ara
| rnre, indeed. It looked at the start ai lf
I pvrcall would be too much for hli oppo.
! r.ent. for, desplte the fa.-t that they *-.-?r?
1 all BQliare at the fltiish of the flfth, Pu*-'
| cell ?on the ntxt three ln a row BM
reached tha turn I up Then a Mreak of
poor puttlnR- eaat him the next three, to
that when the match araa taken to tba
hi'.: tha contestants were ?
Ea< h took one of thfl next two holei>
: arhlch was followed by no leaa than ten;
i halv*.--*. daimed to be a record in ltaelf.1
I lt minht have been Gould's mat' h on thr*
! eiKhteenth j-re'-n had he been able to na1
i down a olx-foot put. As It waa, hla try
"1 on tho lip At the fourth e*<*ra hola
Gould's deadly approfltcch, whlch gaveMa
I a 3, waa dui llceted by Purcell. EBch man
i v gg under par figur< i fJkwild uot away a
Inice drtra al the la>yard aeventh, and,
ng parfaetly, a*aa down ln 4 Purcell
I faif. red on hla aecond s-hot, 3r.d then, u
' if to Baaka up for loat dlatance, over*
j piayed tha green, wlth the result that h?
..... . j-.e ahook han '.s'wita
I hm conquetror.
ia*a:
(jou;-i -? .- t I I '? ' " ' '*
, | ?; I I 4 4 4 -'-J
Gould?ln 115*445* *-f**2
. } 6 I I I 4 ? 4 fl?4.-T7
I
OouM . .. '? 1 3 4 *> 4
fl 3 1 i J
the i
_- confllfl t \xith Purcal wa*
| | dO Wlth ',.. ' '??
ly In ' I ' *.
Patteraon by wlw I ?*?
At the tweifth Ull ' ;i
: ??
:t ".as he: that the Bcoti
,,r,. ident i ' ?????
I vxtti. : . * ??????
m at t'n*- lo irteenth *??*-.
hla .[['roa-'h Irorn about h hund --?
it ba
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a . baa.
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tne atxteenl ?
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ln (1 nubaj
t.? negutiatfl the at: nale.
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Petten ?? ' ! t_
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The s-ummary followi
ka_.
Gouid. Nflflfl York Club.
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? te play: ? T Met.v.n. .- -
II
\ k Clarkfl, anatta-be*-] '*-1' ** **?
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, war
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H*dl. i \. x Tork S - * ' ,'.;.
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rrank I>e Wlt, unfltuched, . ? . ?*_:
unattachflfll, bv ?<fault; C M ,H AJ'jjre
,M,,i,
i fonnell dr.-.x . i-x 1 *%
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' un* f> io Pla* rj
lecond ....??
man Ne** ' . .
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play; R W Hfllntae S
..... Rflfcar R. Uiven S ? '. *****
c,o\t Club '-? ua; 1 ' ?' N " 25
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-. mi laal raaa '. *xTnt
up and *i t> piay; Bhlprnaa bflai Bar
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HOME FANS" HONOR SCHULTE
Btaghamton N V A .- M Thi ****
caso <-ubs defoat-*d Btnghamton bcre to
day In an aahlbltton gama by a *********
:. i . :? RaPP twlrled iooil bail. l>ut ""
bu; port .uh.r.d ahen il ? ma
marchad aa the rteid. .
Pranh Ichulta waa th? tnagnei *******
drew elgbt thousand peraom ?
grounda, II belng hla ftrat *-Wt ** **
hi.rne town of Leeterehlre aa ? ****.
laagua ptayar. Ha waa preaentetl ?'1*n
lovina cup eontalnlng BM "' *: ,,;'''8'
Th-* score by Innlnga followa: R H e.
chicago. . a : i ? 0 a 1 1 j j -n% *
Blnghamton. 0 IMIJK d
Battertea Moore. st.tck. Breanahaa ******
Needham; Rapp and McMurray.
__?-a> ?
TROY DEFEATS THE REDS
Trox. au,*. al-TToy **t~tei th. JJ
clnaatl Reda m a.. aahlbtuon *****' n^9
to-day by a acore of I to 3. jn.>
wara unabie to do much with ?*'
after the tlrst two Innlnga Tro> ??
bert hard ln the flfth and BBVenth
ninRP.
The score by Innlnga folloaa. R H j.
Katterles-Harklna and Wooda; Har
tert. t'lark and Klm^_ _
"autoiviobiles por rent.^^
6"^*lTT"pASSE^r.KR ra.k.rd *^*-^
hour. day or month. Tel. -

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