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TnA Independent Bowling Club intends 30 take
Part IN the Cnited BoWitnS Clubs sectional toar.
sne cs;e Loseinnx aIie,sln Esst my ssTsn;s
slresS on Saturday niSh:s- me odteers are Joseph
Lehman P.sasdsn,; MAY hotssshld, Secretary
stx clubs have applied foe admission TO the Amer
team National tournament and tAslr celtsAIe,
haze promised Areni the nesting TO be hsll A.
MAJ ne new appnesats are: RiSsrt.te Rls,p
tnxtals. Co<tnthiAn. and btesSkers of tn.s city:
Adslphis OF B-o0kiyR. aud LIrdeas et Jersey ClTy
meeting OF the Amateur BoWiinS Association
Boat Club oo FRIDAY evening. SEPT. Is, a. 5
O'Clock. me following eIuOa, all participants IN
ssIssss.. pressas: EiiIssstS 4. G or ES.sS sase
oritSni Y. C. OF Haekenasek. New Jersey A Q Of
Bayoaas, SsWArE RAy b. =. OF RAyOHne. Bayozas
Jersey CIJy, and Jersey CITY ClGo OF Jersey city
one OF the newly organised bnwI,nS clubs In thi.
city has been pAre[' tae CorInthiAn The mem b~rs
eSS "a. % H. gi ah Of f Ssf
win practice AZ raumAnn's alleys Ths o1aesrs
are w. P. RothmAnn. HresidsaT; Freterick otter.
arsr; A ). BrAiish, secretary; William woIrr.
Captain Az plications WILL be made 20 the Amsrt
can SAticHAi, uneIs Sam, AMI BEookIya National
tournament.
The New York Royal Arcanum Leaxus has tn
creased iIa tournament TO tWeaJy- one teatas The
Bsasvolsnt and KnIcker6scker eogncli. hAve re-
Harlem. uEirsd ssAieA, and standard councils add,
ed 10 the membership rou The eomp=uton viii
Be held 1t the Central operA HOUSE, 6sstIn.as o.
Monday, Wednesday. AMI Friday niEnts, exesptinx
holidAys- Tue sn,rGass Zee, Sl0. mIss be paid 10
Be allowed 20 suOuis s~eng names, which uast
bs - 70 the secretary by ocs, l. Gus Schlnss-
M Sn as.ia = 10 sS.1ss e. si .ss ,ourn.H,sIs
6Afney. Our council. President; Th-odoFe c Jn-
han ,nleyer, Amerteus Council, Vice Pre- sideur:
br GsorSe E Rice. Empire City Council. seers.
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WE DtIsIror-. tuxedo Club. %; q Io~rssai. 81
k:s LsssTsfs :, E s; yss SssSsrse.. s.,
1s s!.sas a 2 e StssetSot iSs ss1 s. Rs:h
v: eaaass. I9ssaS Iss ciss is7; q psss nsrI.; s
ia: SaIASa Kent, 1pIsto csEs ia: HeSard TxisE:
1eVs iSs Ia f..n.d TaIsso Gag iS S c'a"
Dtusmore dipped . coin with Huntington to
decide which would stay IL aud. IS he icss.
only three OF the home players vere among the
paeaon.naf But for The nine in AZ .: ne s 6sviis =
hole, coming in, Dr.. Rnshnore's scoce Eoold
s.. % R s.l :s: s21 s' s ls II; Il:
tempted TO use the driver again. the result
beng . topped ball uhieh found q rest
TAO strokes Oh the Gt7;aaFi ss!s. Ss:aS sSs a1s
approach sao,. vsich paI ssvea on his card
instead OF Eve Hh pay throoEhout uAs
S1s seem % % me .s' LAX" sosh LyaeS and Isafsss
made veu-ron .ded scores. bnt Sveay Was few
% So % Setter on On Il. - eat souna. " - 1''3''
Dr. % ..S sSa q 41sr sss ss:
Tie dr., round produced = number OF upsets
AID some extra spisited goldac- To eeEia With
the afn,h hole. AID sadiPE BY avs sad :eGr 20
plAy. Going ouI SwenTs score Vas ), /. l. 6, )
& 90 ASs: f15 .ae @ s's aols' P.A{sd co me
next "a w!sh word that he BAD seA,ea Coz By
Two up .sS 01s 'S Pay SetIs K SG' he ,Is .;tssss
Cox cut the lead down 30 IWo Up coming home
aad Also beat Tie Tuxedo UAn sy strokes. a.
TO "A.
At the siSE;eea,h hole, AID had 10 Bay extra
oass 20 decide TIE victories. The trst PAIR.
Lynch AGd Collier. were oa the green FOR the
n!Ge eeath hole IN three, and would have EAlyrd
Lyuch's ball on the eEisE. Jrst 10 show how
hard the lGck WAS. Lyuch bent iow and blew
The bali n vtshA pHn .; hss breath: Al even
best round OF the day toF the last EUcad. I. ), l.
I, s. I. s. :. 5. Lyach lost the eighth IN Eve
and won the ninth ia four. Al the rest were
halved each doiss the utRe il 80.
Huntingdon had MenE!es dornie oae a. the
eiEhteeath hole. and lay close 10 the cup t0- .
fo1r. NsIEies, oy put e!eAn frcrn the edge OF
the Sreea, wAs down In three, hAlv:nx the roalt
TLeY hAiyei the a!ae.een.h Ia toGr, Mear,es
Winning the twentseth BY ave u six. HuuunStoa
failing . short p1l for another hAlved hole.
Summary. 1rSt match play, Tuxedo Cap:
s.say heat RGsSuSse; gP Ast 20 Ii4yi Kent
soa 40 sai.s. ~ up: csiEsE P<si LyScs. u sSi<s
BY ] Up
In the mean time the drst round for the coa-
ISOLATION Cur hole PLAY. bad beea starIsd. Is
WAS opSa oaly TO those in the defeated divtsioa
q, medal play for the Tuxedo Cup TIE sum
mary follows:
William r Dtnsnors. Ir- esa; William Eeut. . u1
sHd 90 Ht.y James ! srEs,s ess; tiE-Trtlls Eaas
10 S St foIHs*ni I<5 srs: ss.E w. { Hs:
n.Cre. Ep I. suftrn raiier osaS walker B. slalih.
.sd Tses casai.s sf.. s... y : fo. q
sSsd sS ssd Ip sS psJ Esff s<n. "a sos Es,'
To-day the ssmi-dnAls and finals for the
Tuxedo Cup will be played and two rounds in
the Goa ISOLATION Cup match The dnAls for the
latter eyysnt viii Be played Tomorrow, when
there will also be an eighteen hole, medal play
hAadsSsp With two prizes, open 70 all amateurs.
Entries for this eveR; cloSH this evening with
Philip Allen. secretary Of the Tuxedo Golf Club
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Winner, at Wlnaser.

ne ouiy fAvorils TO win ., windsor to-day. we'll
played seoDnd ehoiess eapturtHg ua other ave
purses. Summaries:
PirpI Race-PfVe-etRhtha Of . nile spaSnettt.
TO aud . 20 s. won: Mover, 4 70 place, sscont:
po- ntnS thirt- Time. I:o2.
Second Race-Efve-etShths OF mile. Los Trcn-
cas-. 20 and 20 10. uon; stray stAp, % 10
place. second: QuantreIi ratrd- Tine. l:oSA.
Third RAre-Sevea-etghths Of nile Bean
IDEAL, to aud to 5. woa; Cotton King. 20
plAce, second: Htppogrin third. Tine, i:Ss<.
Foarth RAee-FfVceiSsins Of . mite John Soili-
ran. 20 and even. won; Alteura, 10 10, 80
ord: Rttraa thtrd- Tine. 1:o1A
FsfSh Rare-FIve-elghths Of = nile EKcuss. 9
to and to 5. won: Gornar, TO 10, sacond:
Nomsrs third Time. l:ozI%
sixth Raee-one mile SSSafA. 10 and > 70
8, won; Hrs- Norxan, TO 2, second: Rspalatchts
third Time, l:t2a.
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GOLY GOSSIP.
ArrAhGsaeats for the WeaeA's CAanVloA.
shiR, aad Miuor SoSeA.

SNIP anc AiuoF NoSeA
Secretary II. q. TAllm4dge. on behalf OF the
United States Golf Association, has seat out the
following oftteiAl announcement and programme
for the womea's cham piorship Of 1895:
Tue wonens champion golf competition for the
championship ot the UHitst states. open all women
golfers Belonging to clubs which members or Ihs
United States Coli Assoe!aJioa- will commenced 90
the nakA et ihs NoFra County Golf Club on Tuesday
Oct o a. IL A. n, ~hea the Rooert Cox IrOpay"
rules q he sitst States 60 nssSct.Sa- 4A''' 'as
Iss wlnEss q ,ss e. MsS.Ts;;ion &C ;a.! Dc tss cham;
6s seId t9r tsat year ey me club fro which he STA
Tse ~innsrs anal! receive; The 1rst soli medal:
the .seead, !. silver nsdAI' the third and fOafts,
me c9npsIiI,ou .sAu be played lr this manner:
pay Ss -.s ssas - fGt6 tass e fs fa .a
sssn 30 e. ast ;Ssif ii r's bur .S .St hH P,
remain. ~ho upon .spArlis day. shAll play nnA
Con psstsais sssI sSisr for ''e Iss assp,oa.aiD
a ssas Fee ~ IS Su nj ssS s:S tSa
szd nasI be rsesis.j ~ ,ss scssI.ty 3. Sss 49,
ss ssa' sss1os.i fiSs :: ID: Eu.eu
a.s GH% %issss 81 'Hls ...9ei.FtSa 10
mites q sa 1ssosi.cS SsS.s C atctsioa ssS 10 =
cos:sssaa;s payin. tseir sar.ees money shall Be
s r, Q, he S!.siios soss - 10 reseioss 70
.aloiasd aad psaAltis. Imposed oa these coaditions
1dVAHlAsss OF he IasOei4ti0s SoapeIslon, -
PROGRAMME or FOURSAMENT.
IS fsfix TSS s T. ,5SSa ssar Pi.S .9ssd
AedA pay rouhd SeassEs ehanp!osihip (tscoad
roand, Eoissl. TerSa prizes 0hrred By the a.
.osiasioA for the ousSI thrSs in this eOnps
wednesday. osS 7-II A n arss n ateh play round
Sonsss eAanplonAhip nrsI sognd. . aolssI 3 r. n
5s S5s I5ss Sssss P5sS soaHa ~Oasaf eAAU'0HAAD sz
rogsa as.S SI a s:soss ;sasz .ss e.
s,d..s,D ~ 5000 natsa play round UonsAs cham
nd.i osS AL A HiaAl match pay Eoana.
FnA sassSa pisS 70 "a 4 - aSssSL;
end roand, kolaal W.
eatsrsAy. osI ie-II A NJ -TsS Morr.a coaaEy
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T~s-esa. Ferry cAa-.s fer B,eIsi.a.

To raE Eprroa o. Tu SH-sl-: Il se<zs - -Sa
shs1t tine for Vhesasa % rroses; ASaass ssss ssS
Serts and EAsS atvsE tsrry ecnpaasss' sIIsrSeaAsS
ehArges for earTJtaS hkeJsssA
ne Cntoa Ferry coneAay % the Eass River. vita
itI short ria nVoe stAsr van o. TCE>s stree. Eass
aRd upoa which the paasSEgSr eAA-ss turing coca
atsiea koErs n eGi esnL ekA-SSI ave seais fos
passengers With Whesl: for . taaAsla eS1tA As1
presurre tAsy viii charge ave tcs eAca stiL-
DUAL sA5tls y tstrsY cents foC texirtrteS,
Ga pAssenSsr SskrS cavJtHs my vnsSS and eases
tug through ta4 foos pas9R1Ser1 EAaA EhAi wA
pasKAges bCi II weighed the sAnis, aud csr;si TO-
upoa the eoa1 Bicycles we're re--i
aboard V oGd IL oa vel for the l. A W. gttt
has done - nEea tor tie cause 10 sAEe s.i q ;-S
rrAtter! ASEf HS1SYSLI,
REocELIs. SspGa q
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F.y.-,,,o wen n.en.s .. st. Loui..

81. Lorl.I Sept la-Cooi ana p,sasan, weather
eroagkI oai large crowd " ths tgaek to-day: Al
the fayoFtIea were well backed 1ney Woo three
rnces And seoond ehotrss two summaries: -.
In.t R.ee-six f1glonGS a9'nrn& natsss; g; ~
sssesd: vsist los Il. MurphJJ. - to ) tatrd Tine
Ssr0nd Rses-sIx furioaSS Charley RsiH. 100 70,
0angAtprl 20 L Won; Milford "a tGarnerL 20 !
pecoaa; Lady Rritannie, ioA u Jonesl, even. third
Tins, i:t5k
Nurphyy TO ID won; Ienole vs. ~. jones', 20 /.
sreond: Aroka, Zoe tHtnksyD- 20 20 l. nird Time
FoGftn Rsce-ous mile and seventy Jarts LsadsI
a. JoqsI svsn. second; LoGsn. ioA u. saieidsl. 10
Tuih Raos-ssrspT furloars J. A Gray. ZOE
(HinksJl, TO I, won; EAsig. W Cwnnltel. l5to !.
eeeouG Walnut Ridge. W Morse, Is TO l. third
ffRo. i:ae1L
stIih Rsss,six turiCnss Esnni: Rewsn.. 70, & q
.econd; Gold Corn, l0a (Garnsrl. TO l. third Tine
1:la,N
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NEvrosI. Ky. sept. Io.-This was getaway day.
and several GOOD thtngn' fell By the wayside.
The needing has been q suecessful ons from every
point OF view. Summaries:
Ftrss Race-Six and q half furloaga Lady No
dred. loS &c Rsin). o 70 ], won: Nihtred D., l0s
CRrtSton), TO 1. seeond: Bfiron, loA CconnenJ).
70 I, third Time, i;a3.
Second Racs-Pvc furlonss. Big Knight. 100 ~.
Gardner, 10 % I. won; Hazel Sresn' ,.I q, SMSh'
20 /. thtrt. Time. l:o2h.
Third Raee-o1e n1ts and seventy yards. Aoy'
Ian, 1lo (Perkfnsl, TO 5, won: Ioots, to2 Brit
tonl, to l, seSond; Black SILK. los &C. Retn),
~ ], tnfrd. Tune, i:<5A-
Fourth RAcs-Seyan furionSS katie O.. lol
(WttnamsD. 10 to I, won; Buck knisht. - Csner-
rtnJ. 70 I. second; Herminia, 90 &C. Retn), 20 10
i, tnird- Ttue. :2sA
Frfth Race-Ft~e furicnSs- fudio. ITO CPerktnsl.
4 20 ., won; Waldorf. t07 CBrhtonl. TO !. Sec
ond: Holy Number, los u. RusSeli. 20 70 !,
thtrd- ffme, l:0oh
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TIE Trotters at Derlin-

BERLrS. Sept lo.-In the tro,ting races to-day
the Abscheids Prize OF 1900 marks, 200 nae
tres. was won By KronprinL NAY uas second
and BabelSburE third.
The International Handicap OF 1000 markA
1900 meyres WAS won by Henrietta Henrico
was secood and Bellwood third.
The Petersburg PriIe Of 1000 marks, 2,too
metrea WAa won by Beilwood- May Handy was
secoad and NiZpah third
The Consolation Handicap of 1900 marks
1900 metrea. WAS won by Miss Trouble Syr-
inRe WAS second and BAldur third
The Autumn Handicap OF 800 marks, 900
metres was won BY Lohengrin- Cid WAS second
and SpruceUood third
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Lawn TsnaIs-

TAAsrrows, sspt. io.-Psrry. the lawn teams
champion Of the New England triangular inter.
collegiate league sAERed his way rto sha naal Fnald
to-day In the Sleepy Hollow TsAHis Ciae's opsu
tournament Hoieombr ward viii meet Fischer In
the sslzt anal round to- morrow morning. and Ths
winner viii play Perry In the Afternoon. Ward
elsysrly csTItoa OF Harvard this AferEoou bu,
has nitls chance against the lAnky uesS stde
crack. HlschsF Ahd Nillsst are prime fAvoF+r.S
for rEss hoHors IN Ihe doaelss- -hlIest shove
much Of hs ol1-Gtnas bFtlAaey IN LhelT nFas raxch
Ihla afternoon Summary
GsaIls1lsa's stnSiss-sseoad roUndg HoIsanhs
ward osAI 4 a. CArlSgon S-t, S1.
SeaLeAAl ksan4-L Psuy-esAI J. .. caAhnAn.
Ell, 6A
6saIislsa's D0ahlss-PTsiimtAGEJ roana: Par,s
and WAsd bar CAristos AEd rhoGpsoa. "a, -S
ItrSs ho1nd-AulAtI AEd flSchsE bsAG NIlIAFd aad
PeEPJ. 81. -: PArSS and " Ard GsSs Male 1nd
LstiA e-i Ga; rn.JG aa4 rnAysr Va Robert
80 1A1 IhAJeR. 0A (GnAAlsksdl.
AIsa D0shLss-Elrss regRdi H. s IhAysE saA
ll18 kAIALeoa AtklnsoA bsAI q ". EegTlA. JF
aeA AlAs MAbsl Ferris. -, 40. S-G.
cSASsl.,io. A.aSIss.EEsI sesHi: AuIAEd b~aI
sSrEsAAI bsAt AsWiEr0a. T-s. "a.
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Bank Clerks Preparing for the Bsuuas
Seaaoa-


NIne Of tie thirteen bank teAns which have de-
e.de1 10 take part IN the fourth annual tour .
uent OF the Bang Clerks Bowling League were
represented st tse meeting hslt 81 TIE Everett,
Rouss yesterday afts-uooa- Tie delegates pressa;
we've: G. Z PAyu.ar, Iuposters and Traders SA-
tioaal Bank; J. s. GroSS, Nous' Merits BAak: WI,
ham a wyne National Park Bank: 4. C. Ar--.
strung. American ErchanSS National Razk: 4. c.
Grant, Mercantile National B&ak: EdUtn 4.
LAhm. cItiEsas' Savings Bank; 7. Y. Ioidan SAB
Treasury: s. ?. HArt1el Gri George p. Murphy,
Rank OF RSp1bEe; ". =. Weller, CoEtt,srtAI Ban I.
TIE Bank Tor SAVINGS. Westera SA:tocL Ban L,
Union square B&Ek. and Hamilton Rank were 10.
rspTessntei, cut It "Aa sAii tAAi they would Again
compete
me southern, RAnk OF America. Ftrs. National.
and NechAalcs' National were dropped frocn tie
league, AHd n Is thought Ihst the CnA.s SSEs al
Bank Wlll Tesigr from the orSAniEAIion- 4 dele
gate sad thai the Secoud SAIionai AID Liberty
SaIiouAi BankS were eeRsidegtnS the matter OF
entering teams ls decLiSd ifnlit the ussra-
hsrakip hfteea teams, three lsss thAa Lass
500. Rarrinx few minor chAnSes, The rules
which governed the tournament last season Wsr1
adopted
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Baseball Notea

J. 1.-The run does not count.
I'D W.T. Ia pronounced ''Dorney."
The Staten Island Held Club viii play at Orange
Oval tomorrow.
Patron ID nth in bAI ting Cano3elal AveRaGes
and second In fielding.
o me- s'Hs n. q: S,,s, S,S s:4
viii be thair oppoEs-ta-
a, p wIlkinson-Irwin ihe only player who
made base hi. fE sux's score was similar ~
that or the o1aciAl scorer.
The state Hospital team OF Morris Plains and
sSs he eSSas q New jersey ' games Tor
..ssss "a a III: s ss ff5s .s
team, NaA taken 70 the insaae AsyiuIn at TuscA-
, Sso PsSsssS Who @As batting Was .srsss IA he
lenois by swift ball FROM PITCHER KslIunl.
vslopsd Insanity.
RALrnoEH. sept lo.-rhs BroosIyn and BAia
more teams WIN tFsnafsT game walsh Vas poat-
morrow. baltimore mus win three more Sames
70 e1 absolutely esS.Sin OF tAslns Az the psnnans
ing Cleveland, provided. either OF them should win
ali It's remaining games.
Patterson, W; Jackson, and stsvey are no longer
with the Genuine Cuban GlAnts The three play
ere have made terms vita Manager Lamar aud
latter team. viii play az sunUury Oct o; Williams
port, ocL 10, ana Tiiusville, oes IL and IA The
1is. OF T s.@ss Sta he P.ss % Sssss sa 6iss sas
uss.s uos. Ts Ohio SsA Inssn M sesa na exhibit
IN to dAy's issus resardias the suburban and
CiAremont teams. would say that the subureAAs
defeated the claFemOnIs ON their grounds
early this season by toe scors OF 20 To 10. There
had bssa three games scheduled between the
teams for tAis s-A,ea. ea' on July the Clare
plAy ING TIE Suburban team. and then can
carec the game originally scheduled FOR Labor
Day. Jas DASZI9. Manager Suburban B. B, c.
NEw YoRK. sept. 10.
To THE EpEToA oH TIE scS-SEr. The Mecca B. B.
C. OF Liberty, n. T.. closed It's SEASON 90 Labor Day
During the ssasoa OF 30 ,hs AeccAs have play ed
thirty-Lwu Sames. winning tWenty ave and losiux
seyeL. Among the clubs defeated we're the Cuban
Giants, Two gAnss; Banhridye, TWO games;
WaldeL, TWO games; stAtsa IslAad CTieketa,
nsootlya Hslshts A A. HAaeoeI, rwo sAmss:
New jer.sy A, c., Volunteer D. C.. HAr!emF. C.,
o.. JoAna College, and Oak A. c., two games The
totowing piAysri were nenb<ts OF the Mecca
Club durinS the past season; L. L Soien, eap-
tain and ART base; =. JscklEsch. catcher L. Biseh
SH, seeord bass; Duncan, short stop. J. Watt,
yn:S. VI L IAA,sAsr, pitcess, ot Phn.dslPhlA
j. hIrAn, pit heri A dilen, len eeld. and A. HAn
IoA, esRtrS asld, all Of Brooklyn, y, Y. CAArles
G. HAJdsS OF Liberty VA The manager Of the
LEAEzIT, Y. T., sept O.
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ON THE TUXEDO'S LINKS
OPENING PBAI IN TEE TIksf
REGULAR roURSANENT.

| Dr. Rushasre Leaas n the Meani R1ay
Rsssd 6Sr the Cup, eut Thsa sueeu@hs
90 swsnH-E a. Ksat aad Csiiisr N coed
rora-Larws ENsias start In I've Evensn.
Tuxedo Park was thrown open TO the ANA
tsurs OF the clubs In the fold Of the United
States Golf Association yesterday. 1t was the
nrst open tournament ever conducted By the
home golfers. although intsr-olub matches are
frequent on their linkS and will last until Sat-
ur-ay. The links we're ia nrSt rate shape. both
through the green and on the puttinE greens
the turf being all that could Be desired. AL
though the naples and snmacs on the wooded
mountain sides overlooking the links were
narinE scarlet. and ali the verdure showed the
autumnal change In = lesser degree the day
was as hot a. In midsummer. making the Golfera
don Hight fAnnels and bringing the feminine
portion Of the spectators out In the himsiess
and Funniest Of August gowns and hats.
Both cottagers and elub house guests had =
keen interest in the Golnng. Some who walked
| In the wake Of the players were Mira w. b
Dinsmore. Jr.: Mrs. r. p Huntington. Afr. and
Miss Waldo. Mr.. and Mira Paul TuekermAn.
MrS- T. Sunern Taller. Mrs. g. G. Grisuold. Mr..
aud Mrs T. A. lnglis, Mrs. +. =. Cary, Mtsa
Low. and Mrs Heckscher.
A few changes have been made in the dis
taaces OF the holes since Last autumn The holes
and distances in yards. as played over, were:
Orchard. s.s; Ranrvad. lie: swamp. ISL; HeaysnU
Twins. ass: Jordan AIS: Brook. stS: ApA ies:
psr1S Hole. sisi Roma H5e. Tosal ASA yaris
Although rather . short course. the odd and
perpiexing hazards make it one Of the sportiest
in the country. One hole. the Alps. must Be
driven with . lofting iron, and both the wooden
clubs and driving irons may be used in turn on
other teea. Every club In the bag Will be in de-
mAad during every round aud every point
known 70 . golfer broaEnt into service.
Play began in the morning with the prelirni-
nary roRnd for the Tuxedo cup ~ eighteen
holes, medal play. AL b1s the Contestants
making the eiEh: best scores had TO drop out Of
the match. = position that put every golfer on
his metIle. The results follow. the scores OF the
successful octet being given By strokes:
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rsts n the esryess rsees .; vArss.y s- morrow
are CHArisy Nerphy. EA-rT Nk.toI 4 Pc
GoSAer. Gast C v. RSinsk1.
Tee CISS VheStr,&R Of Isrsey CITY VII rsA-Ttc.-
pAtA n shS ek:yeas pa-1AA 10 e+ sSA ~ sSGse1
IslaSd c-orroN asreEuoo1 An. u tne S,2lsvA-4
pA-Ata u LnS evening re rev lE.sc--1t Vii -
wu<n AMI . large TurnoGs Is Ass-rsd TSey VA
Z. .EsNSi2ea rev feature u sA:ycA= rA-h-s-S zoe
yeS AEssrpe~t BY any cfze = tee =ts1o2ott-Aa
tSt-st. u win es ae1aheCSd TAX tsss cfzo eA-
red CO arSs hcUors n tie tAts SA-se q Ise Had.
sc1 county SrGlerard Ast Are eezetssi % EtE.
EtnS ~ seaS1 c1s pgf1a co cs5 SecIS.9o- Tse cl10
rZnd tos tha meath vii De: SsES Is, SocrA
SsScs; Sspz- te, 54rxen Fot7t: ssPe 90. Ptksc4sts
TaS club WIN b n Command ei Caf-At- :. -
CoEtgy.
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Dee PateAen Gees Against His Record aad
Fails.

wArERrowS. Sept lo.-The pacing stallion
Joe Patehsn went two exhibition miles here this
afternoon In an attempt to lower his record OF
2:o3. bat hi. time In each heat vas 2:o6S- The
trials took place on the Riverside Park course
and we're witnessed By about 1o. 600 persons who
were attending the jefferson County ASrtcul-
tural Society's fair Joe VIII make another A.
tempt 70 lower his record here Tomorrow
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To rLE EDuoG OF rHE sCS-Sir: A. FsgsRdl y
The various challenges IN the ns~spADsrs lately.
go that SAMMY Kelly complains oG ncI anEInE
Any ons % HssSs hin- NALvy HanEh viii need
Kelly baloro Aay rSpslAhls club box A. lis or
fha y opsa 10 Aay oGa In thAI elAas. sammy Kelly,
AeAAAea e DstE0s, .. sAy sAssI llS sound
fully, T. WHILAHs. Manager for NAEsy HAaxA,
$50 AlIIn BTABgI, bsooELIH. SsDs 3.
The sun., 1896-09-11
NICHOLS POUNDED HARD.
BosroEs ARE EAST TIcTI1Cs AGAIN
TOR THE SEW ToRKA

Raitinores VIA fre-a che Breehiyna-Clsye-
landa Beat 81 Leuis aaa TAKE NeeeaA
Place from CtasianAtt-chiaa<os Tht6s.
vaah FitsssurKh = RhiinasipA,as 1-eae.
Tha Bostons were again yanouishsd yesterday
By the New Yorka. who now have clear title
TO seventh plaea. - the Philadslphisa dropped
another game 10 the washinGtonA. The lattar
gained on the BrooklTnG Who were oatolassed
BY the champions At all points. The Clcvelands.
By defeating St Louis. succesded In taking
second place from tha Ctncinnaiia. who Lost to
the ul-fAted Louisvilles By . run. In view Of
the fact that EvtnE's men have four games TO
plAJ In Cleveland. 1t would seem that Teseau
has the better chance TO get into the Temple
Cup series with the Baltimores- Ths C1inAgos
vhitewAshed PituburGh and passed Boston
The results;
New York. II: Boston. q
baltimore. IL; BFooklyn,A
Washington o. Phnsdelphia.
Chicago. Q; Pfitsbungh. o.
Cleveland. 3, o. Louis,
L>ouisvtna, Q; ctssiHnan. ..
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Totaa. .....S VIII q
sBatted for Herman In the ninth inning
+one out when winning run was scored
LSas,,,s ISS,;,,, 4, s,............,..9 9SSSaSS Ia
Earned runa-cineinnati. q First base by error
Louisvfie, Left 90 oaaes.Cincinnat s. Louisville.
By Herman; !; By pwJer = Iyoesse hitIPicfer.
McCeesry Roeers. Double play-PtcksrnS and Dex.
Ter. Cmpirea-Ehret and Miller. Tlme-l;5o.
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lxoIro IN EURoPE.
~. Creksrss Arsrtsss Rsus Ssesaa ssR
tAe Rertiana Plate.

tAs Rertiana Plate.
LoypoS. Sept. lo-At the Doneastsr summer
meeting to-day the race for the Portland Plate
Of 500 sovsreiGns for three-ysar-olda and up
ward winning penalties. the owner OF the sec
end horss to receive so sovsrsiGns and the third
IS sovsrstgns out Of the seakeA i've fnrionSs
and lac ynrds uas won eJ Leopold de Roths-
ehild'a b { GrtG- = yeArA BY Crafton-Asfrte
Lassis; Richard CrokeIs g AnsriSuS :
second. and Sir J. Blundeu Naples Dr. {. fAiA-
verur yoArS hy Saraband-The Bat, third.
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Earned run-Chioaro FfTIt baas hJ erroFp-Fftte
eurEh, LEI. on be.es-Pltt.burSh. e Sle.se.
EArs1 base on hAlts-oG Havtay. ,: on fIfend- =
efruok out-Ry Havlsy. 0. bY Friend, & Iweoass
hft-Everstt Sacrincs kiu-Dahlsn, Ryan: Stolen
bass-LAnEa Hft by pitehsr-By HaWiey. L Umpire
-Sheridan- Timo-S hourAL
dEyu-ASp. .; 81. IoCrA q
CtEyExAyD sept 10 liability OF So Louis TO bnneh
hits on wallace icgt todayS rama. n vaa STOW and
tsdoqs being DEVOID Of features outside ot paIros
long drive three bases and Sensational catches oy
MekissS and Burksta AttsndaucA i.Soo The scores
The sun., 1896-09-11

'Batted for Nichols In the anth inning
S"I,an Ssy nIofE..'.',........sS 20 llol lis
Earned runa-New York, s. Boston. D Two base hi,s
-BecKlsy ~, CoilinL Thres- base hits-Davis COT
Stolen sa'eFyan V hstrsn % E,ss ha.s Sn sIsofs New
Nichols. z. strueG ous-By Asekin. 5: by Nlehols l.
lsit on eAses-New forE, z; Boston, 8. Double play
pitch - Neekin. Time-2s05. umpires = Henhsr.on
and CAnp6el. AttsndA1ce-2 6Oo
BALrIAoRE. IL; bRooKLrN.6.
RALTINoRE, Sept. l0.-The champions pound
ed Payne out OF the box In the sixth Inning
Stein could not stop the cannonAding and he
received very indifferent support. Donnsllyia
All-Around work and Griffin's two catches we're
gilt edge. Attendance 1859. The score;
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News froua the Horse vvsrid.

PRovpEScE. Sept. lo.-Au the track eve-ts a.
the STATE Fair scheduled for 20 tay-5ove-aor',
day-~ere posEpope1 UEril To- morrow acS.oCr,
OF the weather. The fAir viii lie eoRanaed on
The sun., 1896-09-11

featurs % ths came the former also doing soms m.S
nfncsnt hass ruunfut souns fnuit wns fonnd Win
HhertdanG unptrfng. bat Pittshuryh wa clearly o1t
played 81 All pointE AtesndAnca. t.5oa Tea scc-s;