The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-05

Total handicap 10
ESSEX
&c. PHzer 1
2-J. Da'lett, Jr., Q
sc. A. Mum 3
BaoK-h Flinsch 4
Total handicap 10
FIRST PERIOD.
Goal. Team. Made by Time.
IT,. a Mss1i.. h,ssai 4 Rido pii1sr a.59 30
4 goal safety by Mr.. Rice against
Myopia.
Score at end Of first period-Essex. /;
Myopia. x.
SECOND PERIOD.
L.. Myopia, Mr.. Rice .l6
g.. Myopia, Mr. Mexican SO
g.. Myopia. Mr. Meyer .25
49,. Myopia, Rice 944
3d.. Myopia, Meyer 2.42
o. ... Time elapsed.
Score at end of second period-Myopia,
SO; Essex, Il. Two u goal safeties
against Essex by Phzer and Flinsch, "a
goal safety by Mr.. Fay against Myopia.
THIRD PERIOD.
1-Myopia-Fay 610
2-Myopia-McKcan 500
3-Time called.
Final summary:
Essex o o H
Myopia "a
: Myopia earned s goals; penalties ga
goals.
Essex earned one goal; penalties 27H
goals.
Total-Myopia ~; Essex, 4.
DR. T.. Cary of Buffalo was referee,
and William; c. Marrow was timekeeper
The scorers we're Ii. b. Kane, Richard
Ely and DIR. Joseph Leidy.
= Ill H.
the tourney will be continued Saturday,
Aug. z, when the Myopias second and
Rockaway second meet for the Narragan-
sett cup finals.
BASEBALL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
What the Brooklyn team needs, accord
ing TO the n. Y. Press, is not so much
ball players but courage. There are good
players on the team, but they are too
easily discouraged.
Jim Corbett. ex-champion pugilist, Is
TO play first base through the Western
Association the latter part Of August for
percentage OF the receipts Of each club.
He starts at Burlington, Aug. ].
My confidence In Manager Joyce, says
Mr. Freedman, has been entirely justi-
fled by his activity. aSv with the backing
he has in the strongest team in the
League tDBTt ISL ~ TtuSOu WHY W6
shouldn't have look in for the PEN
nant. We are after the flag and will get
it on our merits against the strongest
odds basobali team has ever had to con-
tend with, or mt least tgure In the
struggle for the Temple cup.
Rusie seems to be more effective as the
season grows older. He has wonderful
speed and curves and uses them with
skill says the n Y. sun. Amos, be.
sides pitching great bail, fields his posi-
tion in a manner that draws forth almost
constant applause. husie's earnestness
and his brilliant performance in every
respect proves beyond doubt, as has
been the case all the season, that the
League magnates made no mistake when
they "inducei" the big Hoosier to re-
turn to the fold for the good OF the game.
President Andrew Freedman of the New
York Club sailed for Europe yesterday on
the steamer Majestic. he will return
early In september. In an interview, Mr..
Freedman expressed himself very strongly
on the umpire question, and said he
would assuredly bring 10 up before the
National League at the fall meeting.
He said he was not the only club presi-
dent who was disgusted with the umpire
business as conducted by President Nick
Young of tho League. Mr.. Freedman
said that President Young Is obstipately
and wilfuliy blind to the situation, ana
charged him with forcing umpires on
clubs TO their detriment. anu that the
eyes of the public had been opened to this
fact.
Mike Sears is matched to box Oscar
Gardiner. at Scranton on Aug. ~. They
will 90 20 rounds at lis pounds
Bacon will attempt to break the Hve-
mile record of Pam. 40s, at Halifax, York
shire, Eng Bacon and Bredin have been
matched and will meet In London on
Aug. 30.
!. The Chess Association has arranged for
an international tournament TO begin in
Berlin on sept. IL. IL is hoped that DIR.
Steinitz and the leading American players
will attend.
Fitzpatrick and Bredn will run their
second race, distance one half milo, at
London, on Aug. 8. Tickets are selling
for s.. 30 each. Fitzpatrick did not expect
TO WIN the first race last Saturday, and
his friends in this country were not sur.
prised when KID" lost. The talk of the
match race between Fitzpatrick and Tincler
is news to Col. II. II. Hurley of Worces-
ter, who is kilpatrick's American friend,
5acker and advisor. Such match would
not be arranged without his knowledge
either.
The ll4th regatta and open race OF the
Corinthian Yacht Club will bs sailed Sat-
urday afternoon off Msrblebead. Ihe
preparatory gun will be fired at o'clock
and the classes will start after that at five
minute intervals. The classes and prizes
follow:
Speciai class. 90 to 35 feet water limo. 500
$40; first class, "a to ~ feet water line
S21 SO; second open class 81 and not over
81 feet water line, $50, $40. So; second
cabin, class 81 ana not over "a feet water
line. $50, $40, IS: knockabout class, yachts
within limitations OF the Knockabout As
ISOLATION, $50, si5, $40 o; third class. IL
and not over 81 feet water line, 500 $40.
So; fourth class. ynchts under IL feet