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knight. of Father Mathew Series.

The fifth entertainment in the series given
by the Knights of Father Mathew for the
benefit of the poor of St. Johns parish at
Masonic Hall was fairly well attended last
night. Rev. G. j. Lannert delivered an adj
dress on temperance that was well received.
Miss Florence Doyle, vocal solo by T. Nc
Graw, piano solo by Miss Maggie Quinn,
duet by Misses Nora and Maggie Mangan,
mandolin and guitar and vocal solos by
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The police were called last night to A
Paca street, where 1t was reported FAM
lily row had resulted in cutting ARRAY
They found Callie Graves suffering with a
cash in the hand, which she said had been
made by her brother Hardy Graves. They
had quarreled over some household matters,
and she slapped him. He whipped out his
knife and slashed her. The young man was
not found, and the woman was not arrested
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memorinI Ltghts and vases.

Christ Church has been presented with
magnificent pair of eucharistic lights and
altar vases They were used at a short
service of benediction at the 1880 service
yesterday morning. The lights are to be
memorial to Bishop Knickerbacker and the
vases to Bishop Talbot.
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Arrested for jumping "a Board Bill.

James Kimbla was arrested yesterday as
a fugitive from justice. He is wanted at
Noblesvilie for violation of the new hotel
law. It is charged that he obtained board
at a hotel and fled without settling his bill
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Fall styles are ready. Agents Knox's
world-renowned New York Hats, Christy e.
Co. and Gordon AZ Co.'S English Hats
Dalton Hat Company. High-class Halter.
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Coaprewatlonnl club Meeting.

The nineteenth meeting Of the Indianapo-
lis Congregational Club will be held Tues
day, Nov 9, at the Peoples Church on
Blackford street Rev. George r. Wallace
will deliver an address on Some Peregrina-
lions of the Modern Pessimist."
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Messrs. Robert Craig and Thomas Logan,
Miss Quinn accompanying. Rev. H. Aler-
ding will speak next Sunday night.
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Dunlap Celebrated Hats
At Seaton's hat store
VANDALIA LINE
To Evansville and Return.
$5.1O-ROUND TRIP--$5.1O.

Tickets sold Nov. 4, and g. Good to re-
turn, leaving Evansville not later than Nov.
g. Trains leave $40 a. m, 1910 noon and
IL 20 p. m. Through Pullman sleeper on II 20
p. m. train, open to receive passengers at
$3.50. w. w. RICHARDSON, D. p. A.
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Excursion Tickets Cheap
For the Horse and Fat Stock Show,
Chicago, Ill.
pENNSVU.VANWA LINES

Will sell tickets Nov. / to 6, inclusive.
Good returning to and including Nov. z.
This will be the finest exhibition of it's kind
ever held. The PENNSYLVANIA is the
W. w. RICHARDSON, D. P. A.
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A RICHMOND MINISTER.

HCVs q VWCNMt
First Lutheran Pulpit.
Rev. c. L. kaufman, of Richmond, occu-
pied the pulpit of the Fifth Lutheran
Church yesterday. The pulpit has been UNI
occupied since the removal of Rev. d. L.
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Feed your horse JANES'S Dustless oats.

Insure with German Fire Insurance OF In
diana General Offices, % South Delaware
street. Fire. tornado and explosion.
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Wall Paper.

McGilliard Agency Co Fire insurance
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m returning leaves Cincinnati 715 p. IN.
Stops only at Rushville, Connersville and
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Kimball pianos. carlin & Lennox. E. Mkt. st.
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Reasonable prices and a well-selected stock
CUNNINGHAM s, 80 Virginia avenue.
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&2.5O-ROUND TRIP-$2.5O.
st. Louis, Mo-,

Via T., D. & w.-Clover Leaf route Train
leaves 11:10 p. m. Through coaches, sleep
ing and chair cars. Tickets good returning
including 7:44 a. m. train Monday, Nov. s.
Ticket Office No. Washington street,
corner Meridian, and Union Station.
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winners NJ Oakley.

CncIsSAr. sept. go. - Ny Maryland has been tho
subject OF much comment at Oak ey by reason of
in and'out running, amt when the IN are won tue = ..
ond raoo today rather easily the judges ordered her
owner. w. W. WorthingtUn. TO take his stable and
leave. for the good. rs they bcli-v ed. OF tho sport a.
the track. He was not formally ruled on. simply
ordered on the gr0nni Is. thus allowing other tracks
to Aocept or decllnS his entries as ley see ut In q 0
sixth race Whit Oak ran away before tho start, aud
finally was left At the post. NINA
Firt RAce-Four AMI a halt iur'ungs .-Tencer. l ob
(Soherror). 3 TO 5. won: hotha. 1O2 GHill. 10 20 l.,
second. Aunt Maggie. log (AkerJ. D to /. tuIrd.
Time. 0i65s.
81. ond Raoc-Siz urlongs-sant Maria. lO3
tHill. 0 to l. won; The sculptor. 90 (Clay). y TO J..
second; Masterpiece. % Hutton. . TO 1. third.
Time, l;l5i4.
Third RAce-Five furlonss My MARYLAND. los
(Akcr). 3 TO L.. won. Margaret Jane. lO5 (Ryin),
even, second Ada Russell. lo5 tscherrer). 4 to l..
third. Time, 1908.
Fourth Race-Seven NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wicke..
1903 (Mathewsl. 4 to |, won: Belle Bramblc. lU3
tSyhorrrr). 2 TO !. second; Gid Law, los CHilD, / 10 ..
third. Time, l:y7'1.
Fifth Race-one mite and q sixteenth.-Imp Eddie
Burke. lO5 tWiliiams). ! to !. won; forsythf, l02
LAker,: 3 to l. seconi; L. W. l04 (Reid). even. third.
Time. l:iS.
sixth Race-siI furlongs.-B'g knight. lot tAkerl.
= to ]. won; CNrrle Lyl", luI ,ReuIl. 3 10 D. sec nd
Osmon. lO3 (MIthows). v to 2. third. Time, l:ilS..
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Bowling Notes.

The Amateur Bowling Association held Its annual
meeting on last Friday night AZ nayonnr. William r.
Ellery Of the Orttani Field Club vas elected Prosi.
Secre'ary and Treasurer, William }. Lane II the
EiiElIeth !. q. viii comp" The schedule. The Yer.
sey City Club will probably b. repr srnted with a
admitted. The remaining seven clubs are the New
Jersey 4: @; hAyonat \, 4, Catholic Club OF Jersey
A. C. and New Jersey Bowling Club. The dues " ero
incre ased to o9U per club, It wAA decide TO aw ard
nrst and second team price. valued ~ $50 and 91O,
respectively, and nve Individual prizes. The schedule
VIII DO ready In q week.
The Hudson County Trolley Bowling League has
orRanlked. Frank q. Bennett. OF the Newark bay
BoAl club II President and Oscar ]. Pryor - the
bayonns Rowing Association. Secretary aud Treas.
nrer. The present members are; Bsyoune X A Jer.
seq CITY Club. Newark Bay Boat Club. and Cath.
oie ciuo OF Jersey Ci!y. The PAimss OF Jersey City
Club of ~Iloboken, New Jersey bowling club, anI New
jersey A. G. Club. The idea Of the title Is that the
houses or the above clubs can he reached by the troll.
icy cars. Tho teams wiz. be composed OF i've men.
Three games will be rolled each night. There will in
All PROBABILITY he two team and three individual
prizes. The next meeting will 10 held at the Newark
Bay Boat Club house on Oct, n.
Not since the Bank Clerks League has been In ex.
Stehce nave thtre been so many applications for AL.
mission, and the officials are Sanguine that twenty.
ono teams viii strive for the prizes. Al last Fridays
meeting the following banks, which were represented
In last seasons tournament. again entered transi
American Exchange, Mercantile. Mount Morris. I'm.
Bank OF the Republic. National Park, Nassau. Tuited
States Sub'TTcasury. Hanover. Continental. and der.
man savings, The designations OF the bank for Saw.
ihss and Citizens saving were accepted. This loft
three varancies TO be hlled, Tor which six taams az.
piled, namely: Hamilton, SeRbOAri, Weht side, Chase,
United States. and J, p. Morgan 4 Ga. II was decided
,hree more banks TO COMPETE, thereby Increasing tho
membership from rfteen to twenty.onc teams. The
Or. e2. Three games win bs rolled on every tues.
Gay night, and siN ON Friday nights.
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Outlook for the brown Un,vsr.,ty Team.

PROVIDENCE, Sept. 2o.-The prospects for q
hrst-class football team at Brown University
nre not especially bright. The absence of old
players has left several big holes in the line.
Tho candidates nro practising every afternoon
on Lincoln Field undor tho direction OF Coacn
Moyle and Capt. David Fultz. who are being as.
sisted for 4 short time bv Big Smith, go, and
Everett Colby, 81. OF New York. captain of last
years tenm. 1t has been supposed that
m place at centre would DO taken by
Wheeler, who filed the position for soue timo
last year, but 1t 10 charged that the latter play sd
for money the other day at the Rhode Island
State fair, an this will probably change tho
programme. Thirty-tour mon have begun prac-
tice. The schedule of games which has been ar
ranged by Manager w. A. Guile viii not be
started for nearly two weeks yet. Tho contest
with the Carlisle Indians here will rival the
Yale game In popularity.
The faculty continues to increase the riRor Of
It's rules governing athletics. II has Just been
announced that no student can umEctc in any
Intercollegiate contest who has not been in at
tendance at the university from the b ginning
Of the year. This will prevent the bringing in
OF players during the year to MI up vacancies,
as was done q year ago in the baseball nine.
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IachtlnE Sotca.
NJ. P.-The lines ha,e never been published


The Due d'AbruEzi's cutter Bona arrived In the
river C"lne, from Southsm pton. flying twenty win
ming Mage, q remarkably brilliAnt showing against the
fAsteat yachts in Great Britain.
John Murray Mitrhells big cutter Bedouin IL the
largest single sticker In commission In these " Aters
at present. The vigilAut and SayahOo are both laid
up for the seAson at city Island.
The following Officers have been elected by the
Lone leland iacht Club! Comm iore. James A. Gold.
bacher, Fice-C or. modore, John EsBnan; Rear Commo-
dore. charles heAanus; Recording Secretary. Charles
olmesdahi; Corresponding Secretary. Charles WI.
lamA; Financial Secretary. William L. ~rrummoud;
t"Alurer, Fred Schw aneIfugel; MsaAurer, William o.
richards; Stew ard. Charles W-ydlg; SCrgoGutst.
Arms, fred Berger; Board Of Directors. Theo. Meyer,
4. schrader. aud c. weydig; Regatta q.
Olnosdahl. f. Einhart. and J. Ameen; Finance Com.
nItlse. q. Williams. G. oimesdahl, and J. Amen.
GEEESwicH. Sept. Ro The Regatta Committee Of
the Riverside faoht Cluh - arranging for = nsw clal,
OF racing craft to he known US tho Riverside PONY
class. The Chairman OF the committee, Frank Bow no
JlirS, has ordercd twelve 10 he built exactly aliko
from the deaiSns OF Emnors OF swan pscott, Mas,
sih moro Will be ordered during the winter. Five
VIII >" finished In about ten days, and before the sea.
son closes a special race will be arranged for them.
They are being huilt by = Boston firm. The nve are
for William Fischsr, p. s. Doreinus. II. Z. Doremus, q.
q. Tyson. q. s. somerville aud j. II. Downing Tho
boats viii he seventeen feet over all. fourteen feet at
the waterline, and will be ntted with centreboArds.
They Will Carry n jb and mAinsaii having = tota vi sail
area OF between loo and ITO square feet.
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ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2o.-The races at the Fair Grounds
this afternoon resulted as follows:
First Rac--Ons mile. -Hibernia Queen, loa South.
ard, y to /. won; ~InnamnA,or. e8 &C. Combe). 3 10 I,
second: John Corbir, S3 &c. Murphy, 5 TO z. third.
Time, l;I5h4.
Second ~Race-Eievcn .si1teenths of q mile .-veloce,
los &C.. Combs, 1 to >. won. San Saba K. lc~ (R,
Jones'. 10 - !. second Queen ALBANIA, 1875 (HaiD. Is
TO |. third. Time. 1910.
Third Race-On. mile.-Rowland Ductt. lOl CReidy),
Is to | won, Aodie Buchanan. 1903 Stevens, 4 70 !,
1899.
Fourth Racr-One mile. -CanIs.e'Em Us CHAlD.
z to ?. won Ruben hUwett. 90 ,Frostl. l2 to !. sec.
1881.
Firth Rane-one n~ile.-Gagc. % &C. Combs. 4 TO !,
won. Kingr Guard. ~ JHallD. 4 to 3. second; virginia
NJ. III y. Lynrht. 10 TO |. third. Time, I.i5L.
Sixth Race-!htrteen .sixteenths OF q mile Melvin
Burnham. as &C. Combs, y to I. won, Hush. lie
OiinkcyI. 2 10 2. second; Reel, lOl SMELL, d TO /.
third. Time. l:2Xx.
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International chess.

BERLIN. Sept. 20.-The game left unfinished
on Saturday between Motgcr and Burn .. he
sixth round OF the intornationa! chess m,s'os
tournament was won by q Mctsor. To-day 'ho
players met in the seventh round, the pairing
being according to the eighth round OF the l'er
ger system, which reads as follows:
SchlechtcT VS.. Barlriehen. Marco ~. ERgliSrN N"i
ger vs.. Blarkhurne. JIuowski NS, Scnifcr.. I'.N'
mann IS. ChaTou-ek. TsrhiSorim Ys Albin, Nu'''al
Va. Alapin, Iurn VI, M!gawcr. LIuklSs. Cars, -. .'
Ing vs., COIN.
Following are the results Of to.day's play
ScLIecht.r woa nsA.us; Bard -lcbcn retired, "7r'o
ani Ehglsch dr.w, ~ did MctSrr and h Ackn no.
Januwski bat : AincT,, TyiruWnnn sUrrWup"' -
Charousuk, Tschigo.in aud WaluToiI won ns lr'f
Allan aud AlRpin respectively. BurN defeated a iu-
aver, Zinkl and caro- adjourned their sam and sue.
ting vanquiShed COhn.
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Meeting OF tho Ausntio League.

The Atlantic League held itA annual meeting In the
Park House at Newark yesterday and wound up the
business for the season Just closed. The pennant WAS
awarded to Lancaster, which finished with the same
number OF games won as Newark but nine less lost.
The soby cup was also awarded to Lancaster. As
Newark refused to play for It under the terms stIpu.
lated. II waa decided that thr circuit should remain
the same. with the exception OF the Athlrt CO of
Philadelphia billy ShaIsiR. the owner OF that
franchise. has until Nov. l to locate his club. He has
offers from Worcester. Mass, Wilmington. Del. and
Allentown and Harrisburg. Pa. and will locate IN
one of those cities. The transfer Of the Paterson
franchise to a local syndicate was ratified. Eiw ard
q, Barrow was reelected Presid ,nt OF the league. and
Newark. Lancaster and Hartford win comprise the
directorate. Each club put up $500 As q guarantee
TO go through the season. The league viii meet in
Philadelphia In November.
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DEFEAT FOR BALTIMORE.
NEW FORKS WIN FROM THE CHAM
TO- Rail- TEAM.

KELLEY Put Ont or the Game by uspire Hnrst-
Rowdy Kicking Predominant Unih Victory
Comes In s,,ni. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Do-
tcnt- WaahipEton-Hnin mt s~osten-NotcS.
The Baltirores received a serious setback yes
terday al tho instanc, OF tho Now Works, who
defeated them in n close game. Although rain
prevented the Boston.nrooklyn game, tho lead
OF tko champions was reduced to only four
points. To day tho Bdltimorcs meet the New
Works ngain. while tho Bostons will probably
MAY Two games with tho Btuokiyns, unless yeB.
,erday's gamo is put off until Thursday, an
open dhtc. The results:
New York, lOi baltimore. o.
Philadelphia. 81 Washington, I.
Al Hoaton. rain.
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~At HouIe@ -4brut
H. ynsf IT, ,
New Players for tho nrooLlyps.

Boston. Sept. 20.-The rain did not come down at
the South End grounds to-day until just as the game
was about TO start. During the wait that followed
Gus Abel OF the Brooklyn team and Manager Marston
of Fan River got together in a corner Of the st and
and talked business, with the result that Brooklyn
bought the release of Pitcher Ralph Miller OF FAN
River for $500. Miller wa coma one o. the
fastest pitchers in the New Engl and League tits year.
He halls from Cincinnati. and PLAYED the first p ri OF
the season with the Portland team Of the Maine state
League. Abel said to-day that Brooklyn would build
players would be drafted this fall by the Brooklyn
team,
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Gossip or the RinE.

Joe Cans and Bobby Dobbs were matched yesterday
night.
II is more than likely that KID Mcfarland win
tax" y trip TO the Pacific coast. 4 cluL IN San Fran.
cisco wants Mcfarland to night owen Zicglrr.
sam Fitzpatrick. who has charge of Pet I Jscksou,s
anairs Jus! now, expects to clinrh 4 meeting between
the anair Will he limited to ten rounds.
BuFFALo, \. Y, sept. YU.-Johnny L.nuRhIIn got the
decision over frank Connolly In the SecOnu round OF
Their bout before the Olympic Athletic Club tu.nigut.
go.
Jor bernstein and BILLY O'DOnnell are to come To.
gethrr again, Tho pair were yesterday matched Ly
Jack Skelly 10 nsht at Greenpolnt on Oct. 4. Tho
In at l2t pounds at 3 O'clock.
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BUFFALO. Sept. 20-The bOOkmakrr, had things
thtir own way at tho Fort Eric track to-day. The
iTst Sruliy ra,e held At this track resulted In a dis.
ma! failure, Ine ride put up by White on Barometer
WIS 50 suspicious that the Judges declared all bets
on ana set White down for the remainder OF tho
season, m
First Race Five furlougs. Checkers. 100 rNutp,
W. 10 "uni Newberry. ll= (HarrlsOn). 10 10 l.,
second EnnomS' al ~tNewmeyer). even. third,
seiond Race One mile. srullv race.-pcsnwood,
lOs p"wersl = 10 2, wOni barometer. 80 CWhItsi, .
70 l, he.onI' King Morgan, IU4 LendrumJ, 10 20 /,
thIrl, / me, l:itL. -
Third Race-six furlongs-Aongolian, ia III.
Ls"lSl' Sto J. won Sly Fox, leo (BAlisrd). II to 10,
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con. 31st ST.

second; Abe Fashion. III drvins). o to l, third.
Time, lao.
Fourth Race-one mile and an eightn.-L. r.. %
lForbes). ~ to l won, Our Johnny l07 driving. | to
o. second; Free Lance, i07 ~(Powers), y TO /, third.
Time. 100.
fifth Rarc-Seven furlongs-Strathol 112 peg
gott. y to i. won: AnIeer. lie ~. Lewis. . to I. VAC.
ond: Al!rim, los Irving'. to 1, third. Time. l:29h.
sixth II .ce-rIve and a half u-longs.-Marsia -
(CoyleI ~ to l. won: Nov n. 90 tForbesD, "a, to \.
second; Loulou r.. 81 ~Csonger,, D TO l, third. Time.
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News from the Horse world.

sun READER, NOrrlstDwn.-MArIo Mill1, 2:OAL, Ia
the faItest. She 10 . pAcer.
lExiSGToS. sept. eO.-J. Hull Davidson. who II
managing the old Kentucky Association race course
here, has amour ced the following fve stakes to b.,
run Nov J t. \: Charles Green stake. handicap for
all age". 5000. one and one. quarter miles; James L.
Pepper stake. for tw .ycarolds. $500, I'VE an i q half
iutlones' maiden sening stake cor two year olds.
5000. nre furlOngs; PuuniS Hotel Stake, . selling
rs e. for two'sesrolds, $500. one mile; Robinson
stake, = selling race. for all ages. $500, three quarters
of y mile.
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An extra nine holes were p luyed, Mrs. Taylor

1t was after IL o'clock before tho rain mod.
Grated. at ali. and then the match for tho cup
offered 10y John l.. Alexandra bean. Scarcely.
however, had tho first half-lozen play ers iua 10
their drives when the rain came down in greater
force than ever. The play vas remarka bio
before tho bunkcrs were full of water and tho
bunkors were muddy and soft. and in some
parts of the links it was q case Of striking n
floating bnll. The cup was won by william L.
Cray OF 81. Andrews with a net sore OF "a.
AnmnaFiaa.
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Runs oarned-Wa shington. Il Philadelphia, !. Two.
base hite--De!ehanty. Boyle. Farrell. stolen bases
Dnwd to), Cross. Left on Observation-Disclosures IL;
Washington. D. Struck out-Tucker. Wrigloy, M.
James. Cooley ~, Shisa art, Taylor C3J. Double PLAYS
Cross and LaJole; Tucker an farrell. Frat base on
ba,ls-neil' =. Cooley, Duwd, ID lchRnty 81, SRSh 90.
Wild pitcn-McJaines Passed b ll-F .rr,li. Time
l hour and 10 minutes. rmpire-Enaiie.
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aoBE
a 81, o Gift to the chicago Cius-seadeu-
breek Cenditiens.

breek Conditions.
A special meeting OF tho Executive Committee
OF the United States Golf Association was
held at Wheaton, ILL.,, on Saturday night.
Laurence Curtis presided. and there was a full
attendance Of the members. 1t was voted to
donate 81, 900 from tho funds on hand to tho
Chicago Golf Club to assist 1t In dofrsying the
exp nses Of the championship. The special ex-
ponses in connection with the amateur and
open championships always fall heavily
on the club MANAGING the affair and
the action of the Executive Committee
viii meet with general approval. The Execu-
tive Committee cannot bind its successors to q
It's pc wer to establish the custom. At all events.
30 long as the present committee is in power tho
club holding the championship meeting may
depend upon a corresponding donation TO aid in
paying the cost.
PITTsF1ELD. Mass. Sept. 2o.-The LenoV golf
tournament opened this morning with the wo-
mans contest for tho cup offered by Nine. De.
herodia. The match was played In a downpour
OF rain. and the players when they finished were
as wet AZ II they had fallen overheard. The
attendance was large, and tho club piazza was
crowded when. Mt 10 O'Clock, tho first player
started. The conditions were nine holos. medal
plays. When cards were turned ia IL was
found that Miss Maude Curtis, scratch. ana Mrs.
w. A. Taylor, y. were tied Tor fret place. Tho
cards wcro:
Gross. Handfcap. Net.
MISS Curtil. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u 80
MA WA faylor U 90
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TuAedo's annual tournament begins this morning.
Edgar Sargent won the Nutley Colt Club handicap
On Saturday. There were ten starters aud his card
was lIS. 80. II.
The next open tournament In the Metropolitan
bolf Association circuit will DO hsld at the Meadow
brook Club on sept. 30, oct. ! and Y.
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baseball Games To-Da,


NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Baltimore At New York; Brooklyn at Boston
Washington ut Philadelphia; Chicago at Cleveland;
Louisville at st. Louis; cincinnati at Pittsburs.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Toronto At Montreal; BUFFALO at Syracuse; Scranton
at Providence; Wilkesbarre A. Springfield.
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The fret team match ever played on the links
OF the Wee Burn Golf Club, at Noroton, Conn,
was played on Saturday against the Fairfield
County Club. The home men were defeated, as
the following score shows:
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other tsnmes.
AT hERuDE

Meridcn .........O l I l O. 0
Bat~teries-Donovan and Kelly, vickery aud Roach.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-21

HUDSON. y. ", Sept. 2O.-The return match
between the Powelton Golf CAB Of Newburg
and the Hudson Club, which took place here on
Saturday, resulted in a victory for Hudson by
one hole after a most exciting finish. Esselstyn
had low score with s3. H. Jova OF Sewburg do
ing well with 80. Willie Hilton OF the Powell
tons made the second hole OF l49 yards in one.
The score: