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FUTURITY IS AN OPEN RACE
ORMONDALE MAY RULECHOICE IS TODAYS DIG KVEXT-
Anftut Delmonti Woolwich and llrliltrmao Mao In Favor With rollowltifor TimberFlip Flap Jetty Wrrnttcri
Vendor Heavy Trick t Ila
The UOnoo Futurity nix furlongs will
over a track this afternoon li
list of nt out by lulnm
Jockey Club U t night seventeen starter norgo to the poet To pick the winnerlot will probably piizrl the
crowd that will go to the track
for no colt or fitly In regarded a
having a reasonably fair mortgage on th
prize Among the smart peoplo
W OB colton of the farooua Ormonde was regardei-
as apossibility chiefly because of some fas
work shown recently at Snratogawhether he can nm In the mud or not Is some-
thing that nobody seemed able to say Or
mondale a splendid looker He hut beerfor this race by Torn Welsh his trainerfern will have the mount He get
to corns alt the way from Callfornl
to see him runNut to Ormondale August Delmont
pair Woolwloh a flne colt by Haattngand Brldgeman a son of Octagoi
irs In much favor Woolwich
because of his sires ability to trave
well In soft be at borne on thi
kind of track that will prevail today Illbest race of the season was a victory ova
tie noted First Water In the Expectatioi
Stakes after which be waa a head out of themoney In theOreat Btkes basteby1
Wernberg-
Brldgeman was tried several times at the Spa
but Is stilt a maiden While his performance-were disappointing the expert were not In
dined to paaa him up and It li
possible that he will show an Improvement
today favorable circumstancesH P Whitneys Timber by OgdenLoU A
recently purchased from John E Madden
will not bo to run unbacked trotpresent Indications lila races at Saratogi
were up to the set earlIer In th
season tl the local tracks but Trainer Rosen
has not been extending the colt too much
for the reason that he Is anxious to have himright on edge when he faces the barrier thltafternoon J A Bennet has held to the belle
aU along that his filly Flip Flap by Hand-
spring Alvaretta has a royal chance and
fact that she can fly In the mud has strengthcned his confidence In her Bho Is a ratheralow beginner but a powerful stretch runnerand for that reason will havearmy of supporters when the betttng begins
Sydney Paget has named Jacobite a geld-
Ing by Golden Garter Flora Mao who musi153 pounds This youngster won i
number of stakes earlier In the year In suea manner that he would bo regarded as i
possible factor on a feat track Newton Ben
ntngton has not named First Water but wlldepend on Jerry Wernberg a strapping bli
colt by Watercress Fleurette who has heeltried on several occasions but has never won
Wernberg has worked In splendid formI he Futurity and Bennlngton together with histrainer Fred Burlew thinks he can win withany kind of fair racing luck He Is a slugglslcolt who needs just such a vigorous bustllnirider as hank ONeill to bring him arouncor through hie company In a great dash dowi
the stretchF R Hitchcocks representative Is Vendor
a colt by Ogden Vendu who must pad127 Including penalties He hai
racesWillie Shaw James R Kecno has named
two Kurokl and Oyamaboth of whom have beon
In races although earlyIn the campaign It was would
nt theirIn addition to Jerry
berg will have two starters In own nameIn the Madden bred colts and Bellsnicker the by Osdeii Nahmiir andthe by neither ol
the turf world with sterlingperformances Accountant by
but experts believe that the weightwill too him
has decided to start Veronese a coltof Navarre Mount Vernon who
won a crocking race at the Spa and
colors maiden
colt was bred Madden arid sold to Mrsome time his recent work
was excellent it was decided to start himJiullman have byFlorist Alleviate Woodford Clnys fillyRunning hecause lame shoulder complete
jockeys follow
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from the n fenturo of todays card Is tho Fall Handicap for
and upward six in whichthe wpltrht 120 pounds
meeting Broadcloth Wild Mint PretensionPreen Workman nnd others
event Is tire Iraucural Steeple-chase at about two miles withDick Roberts Nltrnto having excellentchances will run In thesecond race flvo arid a half furlnnRS with
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RemingtoVrand Nostromo figuring promi
In fifth event for at a mile andfurlong Htroller Prontn Ascot Belle nrd
pArkle to have the best dinncra 7 heIs at a and a sixteenth on the
grass with such probable factors an ColnUalFirst Mason Pretension
Jocund Judge Hirhes Now Mown Hay andFanny Waddell The entries follow
Race The Inaugural Steeplechase handitwo
Paean Bey 15 i nick Roberts IllNitrate 151 Knobbamptoa 1MPhantom 1441
Second Race Selling for twoyearolds lastfive and a halt of
loe Inrlnldeins Bauble 07
Vertbesf KM Youth MPlrCaruthen 10 The Cingalese M
102 Honora MVagabond M Honeywell M
M toGentian 07 Expressing M-
IKmlniton 97 Bribery sThird Race The Fall Handicap six furlongs
mainHO Rose of Dawn 107
Wild Mint 118 OoldEnamrl 10-7Oraclallo ItO Ran Sing 1MSprint US Preen 105
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Fifth Race Selling one mile and an eighthBlue Ribbon Ill Sals 1M-IVArkle ire Lord Bailie 103Stroller 0 i Ascot Belle m-Flwoort lOt Pronta SB-
R F Williams 108 Novrna SI-Jacquln 1M
Sixth Race One mite and a sliteenth on turfmi Dont Ask Me Ill
Colonial Girl 121 Jocund 111II New Mown Hay IllIll Heart IllStroller 118 lr Ralph los
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Record oh the teacliMr Aur 5 TBff two days cutmeet races over the strrtluhtnwt-
tidewashed course here began this mornlniThe races today were devoted to kllomettcontests It was a perfect morning ror thevents there being little wind and met aovercast airy to keep off the boiling attn anthe tide was well out and tho ocean but liltperturbed The strand was In splcndlcondition-
Of nine events scheduled for this mornlnifive worn run and tour had to be post-
poned because Henry racernot arrive from Detroit Mich until thiafternoon nor did Chevrolets Flat ar-
rive until t evening thereforthe speed races between these cars togethwith Christie and Campbell In the 80 horse-power Darraoq racing car will be run to-
morrow Interspersed with the mile contestsChristie made two trials today on
kilometer course with his 120 horsepowecar and made the first run In s 4S secondand the second run In 20 tS seconds CampbelllntheSOhorsePowerDarracq made J34
and again 21 15 seconds beingover Christies course
made here tour weeks agobeat this The ever
for middleweight cars a moving starwee won II with nors
Flat Junior In 89 13 secondsIn race warn C W K
8 Maxwellthe same which was driven Moun
three weeks ago Thefor gasoline touring to 80 horse-power by owner from a moving starwas won Clarence It
28 horsepowerThe Baohraoh 28 horse-power Packard 88 seconds
event touring oar to JO horse-power driven or chauffeur from i
start ended In a dead peat betweentime 20 horsepower
Kelieys 8Maxwell The dead off betweerthe two and the PopeToledo won In 5seconds
The event for gasoline touring up U40 horsBpower 1
The car up to 40carrying driver and
Winton In 61 16 seconds J A Thropp In hi40 horsepower Winton wee Th
to toor standing start wee won bJ A Thropp his 40 horsepower Wlntoi
69 C J wains 40Winton Twenty Uiousani
witnessed the rice from the boardwalk
ARRAOANSETT HORSE SHOW
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naoet-NM RAO KBKTT as TJie second
off three In the pony raoee MrBrokaws Live the firs
W S Hackneyssecond and Gordon Dread
In the hurdle race Mr Brokawigray gelding won Lawn Mowe
mile pony was won bMr Brokawa GHandss Blue second Hackneysthird and BrownIn the paddling race Oordon
H W second and HuglLegare third
much amusement and excite-ment In the thread tourney fluidbegan of Washington won
to Miss Emily threadswon the potato race although
dash-Ing horsemanship The ladle andrace was woncontest The
Class 11 Race for ponies Its hands or undercup to flrstratph thneelfhths of i
mile Won by Live Wire b m 141 4 W-
Oould Drokaw Gypsy b m years WaiteS Hackney second Brown Dread br g 14iGordon thirdClass U Hurdle race for ponies 148 hands o
under cup to first catch weight one mlle
rokaw buckskin g 148 Pointudlth Country Club second
Class li Race for ponies 148 hands or underto first catch onequarter of
illc Won by Rough sad m li3ears W Gould Brokaw Blue Belle cb m 14Syears O Sandrsecond Gypsy b m
years Walter 8 Hackney third BrowiIread br r 148 Gordon Coogan fourth
MADDEN DEFENDS
rltet That the Akron Giant Did IIIBest to Beat Jim McCormick
Billy Madden who Is just now sojournln1 Oakland Cal writes to THE SUN In deense of nuhllns alleged poor showing with
McCormick recently Madden says thatmajority of the flstlo critics regarded th-
nlll as a bad oneRuhlln did the best he knew how say
rladden and because he did not put McCornick away In a minute the press outaid that the encounter was not up to exrelations The sports did not take kindlyo the mill because the men engaged were
local men John Sullivan was right whetIB said McCormick was a good man He li
lever an excellent puncher and gamewas lucky to
McCormick out and uso good generalshipI take as
is we had twentyfive roundsn which to do the trick I saw
Kid and I also saw Gardnerlive Rule Turner a trouncing
last a long here if handleight But have to have a reputable
man or a champion to draw moneyiuhlln expects to go to LosIght Jack From Los AngelesKill visit Salt Lake City Denver and
fields RuUli-vlll to secure a matchat one of theselaces If he falls to meet Jack Jeffries Thespore are full of the approaching Brltt
mill The best tcwin the match
SIR THOMAS LIPTON
ITIII Not ChaUensjo for Americas ClipUnder Old Conditions
Special Cubit Duttitch lo THB SUN
GncESocK Scotland Aug 25 Sir ThomasUpton In an Interview today said Neithernor Mr Mylnc my designer will agree to
inter upon negotiations which do not recogilze futility of challenging under the oldconditions Mr Mylne approaching me on
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time Yorkska for a challenger and says It will consider
conditions This In Sirhomes view is too severe a
and must be modified In the direction-e
NonStop Autos Ron In RainLoxo BnAScn Aug 25 The three cars
i the nonstop contest at Long Branchtheir first days run In a rainstorm
weather however did not Interere with their running Thear F E Moskovos entry leadf over at 7 oclock toIght The record at 715 oclock this evenig was oar 2 20 Corbin
the tire had rounded up 1370 milesoclock
Racing LatonUCINCINNATI Auc 2S The track wu slow at
today and the card poor Thebase was because It not till Western
the prohibitive favorite In the second raceIn the spite of tbe efforts of
ladtke and could only ret second placenets Summary
First Race SU furlongs Iterces 88 C Morristo 1 won Judge W Seamnter 4 to 1
rend Mabel 100 U Austin 18 to S thirdIme 1MB 16 Utrtno Kate Zltt John I TheInly Way Pcnstc Death Frank lie Uall mica andold Hell also ransecond Hace One mile and one hundred yards
lortensla W Brlnerar 16 to 1 won westernluke 101 Radtke 9 to 20 second Hot ice Jartist 30 to t third Time 148 Gllfaln lion
el Glisten and Sanction alia ranRace Sit furlongs 10-
3Radtke to 20 wonNeodetha 107 I Austino to 1 second Uatabon M J Hicks 18hlrd Time 110 Or Keith St Columbhlef also ran
One mile Quren Esther 10416 to I won ion Vanderbantl-
Olo I second Rather Rojal 7 J Harris 16 to II 1 1R Itlpll K t J-
utroirirrickIlfth Race HU furlnnisZlnda M T AustinIn 6 won M u HarrIs 9 to I secondhe Roustabout B3 iRatttkc 18 to 6 third Timeir Joe s Alllsta VUnlthl Minstrel AlhrrstIr Part lenti and Cardinal Wolsey ranSixth Race Five and a halflame 114 Radtke1 lo 10 won held I irk H-ianderhannK In 6 second HaffortllBSlL
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YET tTRAVKRS AND StIERMAMAKE CARDS OF SKVENTYN1N
Golfers lndaanted by the Downpour PitIn Itrncst Htyle Peterii Jr anti fre-
Make the SerolFlnal of the FirstToumamenU on Other Coarsr
Halnsoaked links did not bring a halt I
the golfing at the Deal Golf Club tournamciyesterday but th downpour broughtsome novel and odd combinations In Mweatciand storm Among tho players Slxteosurvive for the semifinal rounds In thefour cups of the lit representing flftythreclubs to finish In the qualifyingsemifinal will be played mornlnialso the beaten eight matches and a
haven was the score hero of the mornln-fordespite the drizzle he had the nmateiirecord tied but for taking three puts on thhome green Here ho drovo the 28yards and guarded by a hoznrdputa made the total 70 Instead of the reconmark of 78 Travers had 8 D Bowers aan opponent who won the first hole In 4 buthereafter could not hold the pace Travelwent out In 41 and Bowers In 47 the forme-ooralng In with 37 to 44 for Bowers and winfling by and 4 Travws card wasOut S 04JIn 8 4 877
Sherman west out In 41 lu mornlniand Peters in 49 both wlnnlngfthslrlmatcheeasily Peters caught a a on the too ranthirteenth hole as he did onlThunday Thafternoon play brought up Sherman on aiequality with haven scoring for himade a 7 42 and 87 In putting out WallaceThlt morning he will meet Peters whoout In 43 PfelL won thefirst cup last year and on His play thushe seems to be still the contender most to bi
feared this year for Travers had threeand a 7 In his afternoon match against Maokellar and may not be ae steady In the ionrun as the Utica youth Still Travers waiout in 43 and barring the 7 had even 4s 01
the other holes coming In The lank of winewas an aid to low scoring on theso that the rain did much
playlman Improving game at the tourna-mente against Travera this morning
to go toFred Thomas In the setand hiwill play morning whlli
national wllGwyer a hot favorlti
defeating in the fourth setS won in from the hoe
Ionian Wight In the third set out
The summariesFirst round Italpb Peters Jr Mid-
land beat B B by 8 upandto C AhlstromJr Hollywood by 2 up W Wallace Now York Golfbeat Havemeyer 2 up and I to playT M Sherman Utica Arthur Havemeyer byup and 9 r l MIdland liraw V Long Spring Lake by 0 up and 4 to play
Brooklawn by 8 up and 4 to W Prew liltburg brat Trenton by 4 up and
Fuller by 1 up ID hoiriSecond Round Peters brat Pfell 4 and
to play Sherman beat Wallace by 7 up and e tplay beat Maokellar by 6 up and 4 to play
Second First round J O Holly-wood beat H L Bond Jr Baltimore by 3 uiand 2 to play W T Wtst Camden best Keep
H A Atlantic S up and 4 toL M schock Highland Deal W R MeShes
lo play MIred Nathan Hollywood beat lluclNew York Golf by default D Swords
Uorrhtonn beat J T Smith Newark 8 up
A Wilson Se v by 4 sad 8 to playSecond Hound West beat Phillips by 2 up
1 to Uwyer brat HeUock and 3 to playNathan beat ounsbcry by 8 up and 1 toSwords beat Thomas by 1 up
Third CupFirst S Martinbeat M heal by I WightOakley beat F U Stoutenberr flea 7
to 12 A beat N P Bondneal by and 6 to play C I heal
McL Van Ingen by 8 up andN C Turner heal beat F
Princeton Q d by 2 W A Furman Princeton O C brat G by default
T and a playMartto Wnght by 4 up
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6layf Furman beat Turusr by 1 up Turne1 up
Fourth First P Abeat A V Taylor Newark by e 4 toE S JamlesonL beat S Da ta Frankfort
Vy default A BRight heatO H by a i to play
Lapham Apawamh brat K C Sawyerlldland by 1 H Steele Deal beat 1 Hurd
l I In play M J ThUrSwv Brunswick
by 3 up and I to Byrne Alleghenybeat H n Scott Jr by 4 up and 8 to
Jamleton heal 2 up am1 10 play shanley heat Right and I to play
1 Uii Thuraton beat Evansby 4 up and 3 to play
WATCH JIlL 25 Thomole handicap at loll Glut
beiruti In rain this morningwithdrew I Abbott Tate
tram won the cup and also won theinpdnl for score J F
Bycrs of lltt burg was second withnet score of 15J
H Abbott 18 10148 J F 1C 14152-II II Rust 1H8 121711 II L Burdlck I8J 12173S H DavIs 183 34 1U1H C Mason Ill 4l 3-
K Pannelee 173 20 188 r 174 1516211 L Udwards 170 181M D U Cole IKIQ Harrington we soiM
POLAND Spnixcis Me Aug 5 A matchplayed between the loll Club team
Poland Springs loam roAiilfd In awin the team by a score of 18 to 0In the ladle and 18 to 10 In the menssection The system of scoring waa
Portland William S Eaton 0 D 0 Sanderson 3S Kwell 1 S W Bates S G N Kills 0 U
rrrr Jr 0 Harry Jordan 0 H s Parson 0lr 0 G F Uoyrl 0 C U Harrows 8 A S
0 Total 10Poland Springs Richard W Hanson I Austin
alrarr n W S 0 Howard I C Roomr 0II Clarence lioomeS F lUShatluck li
3 V Sr 4 Philip G Lockxvood 3 II P-
jck 3 J Dayton W S Uacombe-rCcul 18
Womens Section Ponland Mrs H St JiriUh 0 Mrs Richard Pal son 0 Hrad-
iolaRd illss Florence Ayers 3 MissIrtile Frnn 3 SlIce O Johnson 3 Mrs F H Shad
tuck 3 MIss M Peterson 8 Mrs H P Dlckson 3Total II
LAKE PLACID Aug 26 In the first roundif the open tournament on theterrors links today Miss
mat Miss Moiree by 2 and l to play Miceunlels bet Miss Marxlonald by 3 and 2o play Ruth Miss Burke
o to play and Bayerlisa L Macdonald 3 up and 2 to play
MANCHESTER 24 Tho finalIx for the first presidents runrill be played here tomorrow onInks 8L Nassau arid
and3 1 the tour
First Presidents Cup Third roundG K
to play Flndlay S Douglas Nassau DwIghtBedford 4 up end 3 to
Ikwanok beat J L Taylor Meadow lp A L White WollaMon J O Battenon-
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earsarno Crew WIth Bowtns Race for
Nrwponi Aug 2u A rowing race wasthis morning between the cutter crews
f the battleship Koarxargo and the HibernianClub of Newport for the Narragansett
challenge cup and a side purse of 3600F POnrretnon
held the the Hearchallenging and winning by seven boat
lime race was over a tour straightawaythe finish being
he Kearsarge crew which Is the championf the fleet was heavily backed men
postponedIP departure of the squadroni to the race this afternoon
fleet sailed for Hill ofrace was Kearsarge 2 minutes
conds 20 minutes 4 H seconds
Myopia Pol Team WinsNKWPORT Aug U The first match for
Newport cups at the Weatchester Polofield was this afternoon be
reen Myopia the New Havenreetiooters the former winning by a scoreT19 to 8 H was a fast and exciting game
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GLORIA WINS wivor CUP
O Ilerrtok Duggan Sails the Fife Cottato Victory at Halifax
HAurAX N B Aug 2S The race aalletoday In Halifax Harbor for a silver nipresented by Commodore Laurence Minotof the Eastern Yacht Club In recognition 6the hospitality of the Nova Scotia TactBiiualron wits won by the Fife cutter Gloriaowned by J K L Ross of James Rosa othe Dominion Steel Interests and aalled0 Herrlck Duffgan the well known d sgneiof Seawanhaka cup defenders
Th wind waa light from the north and thiGloria ted all over an eight mile course afteipasting the 88 tooter Princess a Crowntnshield boat whloh took the lead at the startbut lost It In a short time owing to her throalhalyards parting The race was open to lopa
onlyafternoon Howard Gould Informal
entertained a party of local yachtsmenthe NI agara Later he attended i
tea given by Commodor Jones of the RoyalNova Scotia Yacht Squadron and Mrs Jobsat their mimme r residence on the NorthwestArm Mr Gould lies as guest on the NiagaraJudge L J Conlan E W and MelvilleD Chapman of New eveninga ball was given at the house of the RoyalNova Scotia Yacht Squadron which waiattended by Mr Oould and his party P FBrewator of the schooner Elmira and hliguests Arthur F Luke of the schooner Coroniand his guests and practically all the otherAmericans tho fleet of here
This afternoon the Fellolsand Hiawatha of the Sew York Y C arrivedand this evening alt the yachts were Illumi-nated the Niagara stringing 2000 electric
from outvoter to truck and over tinstern theTomorrow the challenge cup presented by
present of tomen In 1800 will b raced for
The star entries and CoronaThe course Is thirty miles and a stiff race Isexpected If won may bo held nine
A special cup put tho localclub wilt go to each class
ATHLETES TO BE PROSECUTED-
A A U to Raise Fund for nrlnglnShady Amateurs to J tut loe
Prominent officials of the A A U haveplanned the introduction of a scheme at tin
convention nest November whichof opinion will stop athletes tram
competing under assumed names and atuuparictinned meets The plan Is to inaug-urate a fund to be tlovoted to the purposeof prosecuting athletes found guilty of Irapersonation and who havo previously con-tented with or against professionals and whoafterward try to pose as amateurs assuminganother name for the purpose Acquiringmoney or goods In other walks of Ufo by falsepretenses a public misdemeanor and legoauthorities assert that the same law toathletic sport It Is a legalland and frequently athletes have beerbrought up In court for winning prizes underconditions contrary to the laws of amateurathletics
The same methods will be tried here A AU officials say and from the argumentsthey offer they seem to be welt posted on the
of the land The cause of this step bythe TJ officials l the offensesby registered athletes In competing at
games All tItlea number of the metropolitan
have been making the of thetloned meet though dreamed-It were by A A V scoutstheir names reported to the registration com-mittee Stall ofthese offenders and It Is probable that after an
MOTOR HOAT CHIP WINS
eores Seoomi Victory for the Cftlppewanay Yaoht Club
AiEXANDntA Bv N Y Aug 25 Threehotisand persons this afternoon at Chippewa
Ray viewed the finish of the thirty mile banditop event for the gold challenge cup of theAmerican Power Boat Association In whichthe Chip the Philadelphia racer owned byB H Wnlnwrlght and entered as he cupdefender of the Chippewa Bay againwon tho first place In the second raisingthe number of to her credit Inthe to 14
InvlHse cup challenger of the nlvertonClub won second plate trailing the winningChip by n early two minutes The remainingpntrles finished In time following order TH Frontenno Club third Shooting StarMannas set Bay Club fourth Skeeter New
Club ffth and Hip of the HartfordClub sixth
This afternoon after the starting
if that have dropped from the raceof won In the two
eats IK as followsChip 18 Invlcse u T Shooting
itirn Skeeter 8 Flip 2 These the racerswill start in the of the race tomorow afternoon
A water In honor of the visitingfrom New York and other cities
roe given this evening oft the Frontenno-raterfront by Frontenao Yacht Club
players for New York AmericansThe New York American League Baseball
Is not overlooking any opportunities toa strong team In the field next season
n so far as the engaging of young players ofroml e from minor leagues will accomplish-hat end The team Is a strong one already
realizing that ambitious youngstersmust be had from time to time to take the
lace of the older men as they loseif their speed Frank Farrell and
Irlffith already have fastened on to no lesshan tim players from minor leagues player
have made their marks In the minorsand who have been recommended bylouts All the playerspen purchased the club toown In and not to wait for therafting season The ton players are
from cluboutfielder from New
mnty outfielder front Birmingham Thomasatcher
catcher and Jja Porte second
bird the Toledo club McCarthyi d roy pitchers from the
The Coast Southern and EasternAmerican Association are
wnted In the list already Iswith the New York Porte Is to the
before the middle of September Deleand Hahn were at of the battle
In the Southern League Thomas Isn the Eastern Leaguend Is a goodrack baseman of the American Aaso-
er has had big league havinglayed with Detroit In the American League
iRain Prevents Tennis atNEWPORT Augthe fourth round of the national tennis
urnament at the Casino today It beingprevented by a heavy rain which set In lastvenlng and which continued throughout
night and today making It Impossibleuse the courts At a result the oham
will go over to Thursdayextending one
inger ordinarily but the
Yesterday the drawings forwere
i now a northeast storm and the prospecta-or rood tomorrow are not very
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CHESORO AT HELMSTEER TO VICTORY
No Soorlnn Until the EleventhWhen llolh Hide Tallynwtciwnan Shy In Genies With TTtilt
and Drownf Win
With ChMbro at the helm the NewAmericans steered to victory In an elevjInning game In Cleveland yesterdayBostors who were threatening to dlslodjthen from fourth place were put out twitby the Chlcagos and there Is no dangerthat quarter for a white a least The NeYorks are pressing hud on the heels ofBlues As Philadelphia won In Datrothe race became stilt more of a tuiale betweethe leaders and the Box The rvivified St Lout Brown whitewashed th
Washington The resultNew Teak 8 Cleveland l-
St Louis 1 Washington OPhiladelphia e Detroit l-
Cfttoago 3 Boston 9 Flnt frameChloaio 8 a eoond m4-
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4 7S Detroit M gCleveland M 4 U 41
New 48 M4StLouU 40 88 8i
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d VLi D Aug asAUowln thethree hIts In ten innings Donahu
game today In the eleventh tAnkon on three hit and an
Up to that InnlnDonahue had Qrlfflth band at his nwrcj
Griffith got off first ana line at the sorrel IM
confused him He to Bherldaathe sent to the bnoB
Nothing daunted again aar
bserved up to outer arden
in McGuIreDonahue
CheeeDro waDougherty singled and
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choice an
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Donahue 0 ChetbroplTotals I 1T Totals 8 e 88 Itgveland 0JwYork 0 8 ITwo base hits Stovall Kteler Sacrifice bIt
Stolen bas s Carr Buelow Stovall Firsase on balll OO 8 FleaS base 0-
1levrland New York 6 Struck out B
lonahue 7 Chrsbro Double playsWilliams and Carr Hherl-
an Time 1 hour and 66 minutes Attendancese
ST LOUIS A 1 I WASBTKOTOW 0
Sr Louis 26 The Browns whtttwasbei-he today Buchanan broke out o
maiden class first game out o-
oiirteen In which ho officiated Tbe scoreST Louis WASniNOTON-
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Batted for Townsrnd In the ninth InningIt Louts 1 000000 0-
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Two base hit Stone Wallace Hickman SacrlIce bits Frisk Stone aiolca basenderson Hit by pitcher Itockenfleld Slruc-ut By Buchanan 7 by 1 Townsend
Left on baors St Louis 4 Washington 2Connolly and McCarty Time boO
mud 20 minutesPHILADELPHIA L 8OETROIT 8
Damon Aug 86 Mullens wildness willhitting by Davis and Monte Cross
he laurels of victory on visitors today Coakry was hit freely but not opportunely MontCrosss at was wltt-ifclntyre a close second The score
DETROIT PHILADKLPHIAH P A K R II V A
JcInlyreU o Hartsellf11 I Hoffmancf2
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Totals 3 8 27 13 2 Totals 8 82718-hllhdelphla dtrol 0
Two base hltt Mclnfyre Cooley Davis 2M Cross hits Lindsay L
ross2Coaklry Stolen bastsbase on ilullln 4 on Coaklry 2
base Detroit 4 Shodput Hy Aiullln 4 try CoCkle s Double playsklry llCroesanl Divls OLoughil-
nrime1 hour andliinlnutrs Attendance 1200I-
BICAOO A I 3 BOSTON A L 3 PIMT oaksCBICAOO Aug 26 Chicago twIce defeated
Boston today game In a score of 3 to 2
n time kept the bits welt scatwed triple In Inning with two or
and two out proved tile winning factorour double plays were features of the time
bib Patterson Winter th-
iecond game Isbclla triple In inningllh two on turned the tide and an error bj
In the flub run the box a lead wblct-Joston could not overcome Tbe score
CHICAOO BOSTON
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lonesct 0 ISO 0 ParentMsbell MP Durkctllt
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IcFarldoO Freeman IbanneblSbl 1 3 1 0 FenUZb 0 0 1 t-
jdonbl l 2 1 0033k-ltrockpo o I 4 0
Totals 7 827138 TotaU 3 82417 8-
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Mton 1
First bane onerroisChlcago 2 Boston 3 Leftn 4 Boston 4 Double playsbeen Collins and Parent Perils Parent sadrerrnan libel and Taimchlll Altrock isbell and
bane hits label 2 DonahuecFarland Three base hit Jones Sacrifice bitsAltrock Olrittn Parent Stolen bases labelillaban Hr t base on balls OR Altrock
by by Dtneen I Struck out By-
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HlCAOO A U 8 BOSTON A L 3 SKCOND assesCBICAOO BOSTON
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1 2 I AmrbrsrcO 0831at-tersonpl 008 o Winter p 0 3080Totals S 4 27 IS 1 34 IS J-
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n bases Chlcato 2 6 Two base hits
atterson Stolen ba e Isbtll First base onalls Off Patterson 2 off Winter 1 Struck outty Patterson 6 Winter 8 Umpire Unrat-1m 1 hour and 28 minutes Attendance 11800
Games Renednlrd for TdayNATIONAl UAODB
Cincinnati to New York two St LouisBrooklyn Chicago ta Philadelphia Plttsburg
BostonAinnicAH LBAOOX
New Tort In Cleveland Philadelphia In DetroitMhiagton In St Mnils
JIASTKIIK LBAOOIJersey City In Buffalo two games in
brrato two gsmet Montreal Provl-eace In Roctieater two games
Oeehen name ao t PMtpeoedQ-ORBTXH Aug M Owing to rain and alevy track todays harness racing was postmed until afternoon The yentare the 318 trot Ju pace SOO class
trotters farmers for0 pacers
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
ritUIttrg Heat Bottom WhIle RatCao Three Pottp4menenU
Rain deacendett on three Nationalcamp yesterday and caused potponemeoIn New York and In the annex acrossbridge and In the habitation on the Bchuylkill The only business In Bostonwhere the again worsted the lowlones of the llub-
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EASTERN LEAGUE
srANDma or ma CMIBclub w t pa Club w L r
Jersey dty8 84 ft 8 Buffalo 4 68as 824 Montreal 48 8-
8Provldssseo eoo PMh st 41 4Newark 88 60 618 Toronto 40 84
notrr carr s BUPTALO a ran ajaaB-
DTTALO 28 Two were playeihere today Jersey City taking the Oral sad tU-cBlaona The toorcj-
BnrpALo fmr cm-a H r A B-
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Murrayrtl 100 0 MerrUIaal 1 l a o
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Mllllcan p 0 0 0 a CUrluonp0 1100Totals 2 82718 2Totals 8 6 27 1
Buffalo 2 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 2rseyClty o o 1 0 0 o 0 1 1 8
First base on erron Buffalo li Jersey CUT ion basea Buffalo 6 Jersey 2 First
je on ballson Ullllgao l Struck out7 by Clarluon 12 Three base hit
Clarkaon Two base bit Pattee SacrtHce bitsW Woods UcAuley bluer Wild pitchClark-son Umpire Tims l hourutes
BnptALo 4 rensrr cm l SECOND olioR B V A B BBP AB-
GettmaOtcf 0 010 0 Clement If 0 0200Murray if p pip 0 Merrltt 0 1420M-cAlter8bl oil lMurphy ib 2 a v 2 lUIIfancio a u
130 0 O 2 241N-altreasuO 2121 Wi Woods Jbo 1010Br-ockett2bO 1 2 0 UcAuleyc0Jonesp 0 016 0 po
TotaU4 7M18 llTotals 1 t4 12 2
KeUter out for Interference1 Bat ted for Pfaumul r In the ninth Innbag
Buffalo 00 01030 l tJersey City o 0 0 1 o o 0 0 01
First base on errors Buffalo a Lets on bursBuffalo 8 Jersey First ballsOff Jones 1 oil 3 Struck outJonea e by Pfanmlller 8 Home run MurphyThree base Two baseMurphy Sacrifice nit McAuley Double play
Merrtlt and CajalUy WildPassed 1 Woods IEran lime 2 hours and 10 Minutes Attendance
3 MONBWABX 6 TOBONTO 1
ToRoNTO Auc 28 Newark won gamefrom Toronto y timely batting The visitorsfielded sharply The score
TORONTO itarwAKB-K BP A B B B P AB-
Wultelf 1 110 Mshllng2ba 143 1
0 830 0 OHIOKoffel 2b 0 0 A 1 1 CccumanablOllrlen ib 0 o 11 8 Swandercf 02000o o o If 00400Xl-mrmnSbO 1120 Otlns s 1 l l 8 l-
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Totals 82717 8 TotalsS 27 18 8
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Newark 1 1 1 2 00 00 0 6Left on base Toronto 6 Newark 2 Pint hue
on ballsOil Crystal i off Heaterfer 4 Struckout By 8 Thee base bit
Mahllor Two base blta llagooo Oatlns SeedIce hits stolenbase Oatlns Double plays Oallos
WildCrystal Hassett Time One hour
and 40 minutes Attendant tooAfBOCBUTBBjrrjUrr OAKS
Rochester 1 0000 10 0 3 2Providence 0 0001000 0 1 7 4
Batteries Sohult and Stcelman Poole Ballardand Jacklltsch
BKOOKDO1HBB M B-
Rocbeat 0000 1 0 0 0 0 o l 7 3Providence 0 001000900 0 1 6 3
Batteries Walters and Payne Puttman andJacklltscb
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Baltimore 4 0 1 0 3 0 0 411 13 3Montreal 1 0 0 3 0 o 1 0 0 4 10
Batteries Btirchell Mason and flyers Bnherand Rawb
Rodicm surer LeagueAt Hudson 8 Newburg I ten
InningsAt PoaghkeepsleKingston game
tponedi rain
New slit LeagueWllkesbarre WUkeabarr Syracuse 3-
At UUoa Utlca 4 Troy 0At Johnstown J 8 Albany
Scranton Rain
Connecteat LeagueAt New Havrn New Haven 4 New London 3At Sprlnffleld SprtogflfW 6 Holyoke aAt gum post
iiwd rainAt Haitforf Hnrt game Hartford Nor
rich 0 Second game Norwich 8 Hartford 4
At Haverhlll Lawrtnoe 7 0At NashuaConcoM 8 Nashua
New Bedford Bedford HaloAt Fall River TauntonFslt Hirer Rain
Southern IeiajraeAt Memphis Memphis tt tittle Reek eAtAt Chattanooga Shreveport 6 New Orleans I
American Aieoetatlee-At Minneapolis Minneapolis 7 Toledo 3At IAt MilwaukeeUouUvfll Muwaukee 0
Wettoni XtmtTM-At PuebloPueMo 18 81 JoMpB 3-
Raseball NoteMike Denims batting average for week I-
BUKJim error last Kesday Stat ataoe-ily t
League alsoIn the twenty Inning game between the Cubajd the acoepttd 174 out of m
hancea-Johnnont handled the New
cries pretty well did his share toward keepingt vamps
Keelert batting becte-e tears of er fcmr hits MM
lame sad boosts It up againMike Thomas aael elthe National Full ef the AmrrtranLeague are play rs i
attain has pitched well nearly thae a
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ush Avenue Surface Line vUBeach Road every 10 mInutes Fron
Broadway WUllamsburg take Ocean av ransurface car transfer direct to
track Grand Stand MOO Field 8t ndlMcut by LanderKlectrlo Surrey Hansom eta to the truckNEWTel 3J80 Columbus 49tb St and Mh Av
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Two White Steamers latest 1MH models guartoed perfect 8060 another I860 late 1904 Prank
In Toetneau lUke new 8800 Thomas Touring
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EXPIRATION LEASEI WILL
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Reading Pa November 29 1864
the lameness and rf-
oved a growth as large as a rocse egg J C
ILLER850 all dealers Send for copy of tuarantni-klei onall lamenessTROYCUKUICAL CO Binghamton j V
HOKSRUEN Vetennary inxlne scientific slutlent quickly cures scratches mud fever J
chafes sores on horses tr-Ice 35c guaranteed Valuable tuoklrtree CO Dept Troy X
gone In this and each time the crank-ionder be does not go In
Ames Is as good a pttcoer as I nave wenhere sau Clymer of the Plttabunts tier
t and when he hair control I
now any pitcher who Is any betterIt was some time before the New York American
ere able to beat the Cleveland at all but ciliashut the Blues out on it tame heel
asking up for lost time Yesterdays victoryhe straIght over onesTwo former New York American boimtn
itching pretty stiff ball Just now the tame heinZ
hut If Grinith bad held
he would not nave had Orth and ledaa been a big help to the team ever alnce he
The New York Nationals will have totie of the scheduled for the Polo
There Is no chance to play onbetie of last Thursday and the
at home and i the Reds do not rrt nore this season one of the games torn to Clnrtnnt-
uUathewson Is these mldjcmicfitars He has shut out his Inif us last tour games and In all four of the n1
have made tIme skimpy total o tnflea Only sixteen hits were made by oppon-
n the four tames an average of but four
L J P In the play which l tntined with a man on third with not more tbin-int the rosa on third stern for time plate uillcber begins bit swing The batter timeDmm the ball on the If he Ishe Mart the runnef from third gets will fti-lm to scoreOatrher two badkcrldrnti this sw-
n New York the Cincinnati receiversPhiladelphia the tW-
ay a foul tip jammed his hand between thend forefinger and tore the flesh foriches He probably be out of Ittalnder of the season the way dow n
up a list of baseball injurieslen start a howl against the game otu-
gainst foolball-TTnlsbaa been an season tn the
of extra There have tto-ar such bullIes in the AmerIcan Ltr1-Ad tony In the National as follows
Inning 12
4 thirteen Inning 6 fourteen Innlc-rilxteen Inning 3 twenty innIng I Xatlcn l
A rule that worked a hardablp on a b tlfrris-nt play tn Ut Thursdays tie game at the
With on nest g-
emild not tell whethertin ball on the By He had
between base and Seymour mulct tIle
nut i-
n Brwnahan-7o Yeager has bees nlltlnr well
ho ha made a last start In faahlona
hey were at home before going Vestrem has beta a rrorv-M t mw ot the road Nearly every
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