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TeorsaniIed. with the Following onieers: President.
Henry hasenLahli Vioe-President. Herman Cadieu;
Weichmann; captain. Albert v. smith; assistant
captain, Charles Kelly.
on Sept. = tho Harlem Council (Royh Arcanum)
eoaSon OF 1897 and 1893. and elected the following OF.
noers: George Taylor. d. D., President; Richard ID
White; Vie President; George 4, Wagner. Secretary,
reelected)i VIZ Mannheim. assistant captain.
The annual meeting OF the Amateur Bowling Associ.
ntun wllbe held at the clubhouse OF the Newark Raw
hot cup. Thirty fourth street. Bayonne. ON tho
have been notified To havo representatives present,
P Puian G,ob 4, CT New Jersey a. g. orltsni y, C.,
ark Bay II. c.. ana Bayonne n. A.
Nassau Council CRoyal Arcanum) Bowling club
rcorganlEed on Monday night, when the following
Sn,oefs were elected Edward Pye, President; Charles
urer: delegate TO Royal Arcanum Bowling Ienzue.
Edward Pye; alternate, J. II. Petersen, deiruats n,
hoyAl AIcannin suiNtournament. II A, Kerr; alter
tenant, W. J. Transcend. captain sub team, William
Porter lieut. nait, Leigh Pye. Tho club meets on
syerS tuesday night for practice AZ the Central alleys.
washington street and Myrtle avenue. Brooklyn.
There will be a number OF changes I'm IN. n.x.
tournament " be held under the auspices Of the
Wholesale Drug Trade Bowling Association. or Last
Davis & Co.. Colgate & Co, W.. Matheson 4 CO.
Roessler 4 HsssirWher Chemical Company, seAburvy
a johnson; W. H.. Warner \ Co, Merck 4 Co, and
retired from the association and the following added
10 tho roll; lanman & Kemp, Powers 4 Weight.
nm% ANITA Nichols &C. uplohn PHI
A committee has been appointed to maxs
arrangements for alleys and to report at the meeting
citation are: u. Kemp. Jr.. OF Lanman 4 Kemp. Presi.
dent; Y: S. Carr'gan OF Parke. Davis & Co Wee. Pres.
dent w: A.; Hamman OF Roesslcr a HassIacher,
Treasurer. ''""'o"'
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J. Mod -Gettig.
W. l., CA wins.
j. II. Cline
Lauprence.-In 1890. Boston was second.
N. s. =. Il. II. P.-wait for tho Official averages.
Guide. IL mo League
John G. coIeman.-He s on tho reserve list OF tho
Philadelphia Cub,
The Now York Club has suspended Third BsSensn
Donnelly for violating the rules.
W; H.ITenney, Lowe or Gleason, Davis or Jennings,
Collins Keel"r. Rusie. Robinson or Bergen.
A Gcntleman.- - Heekin. 2. Mcekin. 3. See mitch.
Ing records. to be published at tho end OF tho season.
KID Gleason's leg was lamo yesterday and he was
unable to play. II was the nrst game he missed this
year.
Albert W. Pross ,-Georse Davis, Jack Doyle, liar.
joyce. "'i'ah
II. W. R.-The umpires have made this ruling sew.
eral times. evidently under instructions from the
League.
A SUN Reader,-l. Tho runner must bc touched with
the ball, z. The umpire who IL calling balls and
strikes,
An. M-The New yorks aud Brooklyns Will play
sunday afternoon.
8. WI, Fred Clarke. Deiehanty and Keller. e.,
husie. Nichols. Corhett and Breitenstein. y. Bergen.
The Brooklyns viii begin their last series with tho
New FORKS az the Polo Grounds to-day. Play will DO
called al $3.50 O'Clock.
New York, Cleveland and Cincinnati National League
teams. 2. George Davis.
IIr'her Dpi"ny OF inc New iOrks. who has been in
III" hospital for the past month. was ont yesterday.
He says he will not DO able 10 play again the sessuil.
President Freedman said yesterday: cit makes no
difference whether we have a chance Ia be second or
not we WIN. show no favor tsm TO the Bostons and
best pitchers against them. anu the New Yorks " III
schedule"
BRoCKToN. Sept. 10.-In the Drockton-New Bedford
game to-day Umpire Doc was obliged 10 call tho game
In the seventh inning on account Of q series OF acct
dents tina utterly disabled the New Bedford team.
In the fourth inning Callopy, the third basemsn. aud
ny; callopy received q bad cut on the head and
Wiley had three OF his front teeth knocked out, put
half OF the seventh Inning. Glen. the S%hortstOp.
sIrA ned his ankle while running for a fly, and. as the
men could not be replaced, the umpire was Obliged
20 call the game. The score reverted back 10 tho
sixth inning. 2 70 = In favor of Brockton. The league
season ends TO morrow night
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Steve o'Donnell, who 1, a: Yonkers. Is looking for .
match.
constant Reader. osweso. N.Y.-EAch man receives
his money back.
the bout did not come on,
Sick c llins would like to meet Danny Mcbride
eRsin In o limited or endurance battle at 1873 pounds.
Michael Evers. scranton-l. He q, a mid lewright
whsn he fought Nv Cor EFT. He weighed only 1907
pounds. :. The limit was only l5s pounds.
Owen Ziegier OF Phil adelphia and Eddie Connolly
Nh sox twenty r%nnd. al San Franr,'eo on Tent
turn East aud challenge any one in his class.
John Reading. a 1875. pound pugiIist. who has been
In The navy. = snts 70 arrange "a match with any ono
three years trip on the Unit d States cruiser Detroit.
The Ta,Iopal s)rOrt,ns club OF san rranc'sco has
Mccoy. howcvrr' wi not accept, as he refuses to
meet a coiore' man. IT." cluh will try TO secure
Tommy Ky TO face Walcott
1t was learned on good authority yesterday that
befon, Ions sam Fitspa'rick and Kid LGvisne viii 10
already seen tho folly of his way and is anIiou, to
have sam look out for his Affairs.
Jim johnson. the colored hcavywrizht. wants .
match with any one. Johnson Is under the manage.
msnt OF r. Ed Nail; who Is ready 70 back him against
fellows. barr M. OF course. Bob F~itEsimmons.
Casper Leon has received an oner to go to England
ana night MIKE Small. Leon is undecided Wi at TO do
Barry about making a match. should nothing come
out OF this. then he will sai at once and night small.
yivne and Joe W"icott would not come together.
LAvigne has had some dispute over the we'll hi ques-
'lon auu vans 20 meet "acOtt NJ 1877 pounds at the
ring.id-. Wslcott. on the other hand. insists ON facing
the Kid al 1877 pounds, weigh in at 8 O'Clock.
"Mysterous' Billy Smiths deSire for a nght with
Tommy Ryan may result in son etning after all. A
local club, which is about 10 open it'd ors again. has
mad q nice orer to Smith. and without any hesitA-
tion Billy haS accepted. Ryan aud Smith have mot
on many occasions. but there stil exists . doubt a.
to who 10 the better man.
A letter to q friend in this city states that when
Peter Maher returns to this country he win bring
with him n clever heavy wei iht named joe CRAZY.
Craig Ia said to be the best man OF his weigh. in Ire-
land. and besides being a hard punchrr Is clever.
Tom Shark"y and Craig ho1ed in Ireland, and
sharkey thinks Craig will make a name for himself
If he visits America.
Just what Bob F~itzsinmons intends to do tho
coming winter 10 interesting quito . number OF the
ohampions adm rrrs. Fiiz. OF course, will 20 on tho
road with his vaudeville company. hut 1t would not
be surprising II he came out and sad he would nvht
again. Dan Stuart. who Is now ut London aud W no
Is 'xpected TO return soon. will. It is said. try TO bring
Corbett and Fitz together again,
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CINCINNATI. Sept. lo.-Tho judges ut Oakley are
having Il ont with ONE OF the Jockeys with a ven.
geance. Murray was fined go the other day FOR not
"rdinS o"t" a race on Ny Maryland. a point male
against him being that he wor, no spurs. TU.day
Thornton was nnrd 0eb for "criminally spurring"
Big knight vest rday. Charles. who saw 1T 10 de cert
the stable OF "CurIey" Brown, was ordered back
under penalty OF suspension. Jockey Joe sherrrr
with MS TWO mounts to-day. sun, mary:
First Race-five urlOnRs.-Eight Bells, lO7 (sher.
rer), 9 10 8. won Vase. Ito ReinJ, 4 to 8, second,
spaldy Y,l02 o~Grahsm). 20 20 |, third Time. I;Oio,.
Second Rare--SiK and onc-half furlOnzS.-Dr Cole.
man. l05 CRein), even. won; Harry Thoburn. 90
Williams. o to !. second; Dominica. lO2 (Graham).
o to |. third. Time. l:2l4.
Third Raco-Fiyo and one.half furIongs. vSeaport.
lO7 (Sh.rrerl. even. won; Sound Money. 100 NM
o TO /, second Lanky Bob. ll2 OOverton), 9 TO l.,
third. Time. i:0sia.
Fourth Race-one mile.-Performance ll5 ann.
o to D, won; Tonic. ~ Schwartz 3 to |, second,
Z0lo. 100 (MatthewsL o to !, third T mr.. l:tIS..
Firth RIA e--SiI and n half furlongs -PanCbifn IT,.
lOy (Hustonl y to b. won; Osmon, no (Matthews).
8 70 J second; Happy Hours. l0s (w~illiamsJ. 8 to T.,
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Tho Day Devoted TO Cyci~s-A Paaaaio Rider
Seriously Hurt.

Seriously Hurt.
Intense heat had much to do with IessepinR
the attendance yesterday at Waverly Park, tho
last lay OF the New Jersey State Fair. It was
n day for tho cyclers. and thousands Of wheels
wore racked near the gates before noon. There
were no harness races. and consequently no
runaways such as have lent interest to events
OF previous days.
Nearly all OF the CT ack professional cyclers
were on hand, including Fred Titus. but he cut
no figure. There were the usual number of
spills. but only ono serious accident, and that to
Thomas AdanitZ OF the f.. II. G.. Of Passaic, He
went down In q bunch in the first heat OF tho
two-mile amateur, handicap aud had his collar
turies. He IL in q critical condition at the City
Hospital. Summary:
Half Mile hundicap. Amateur Won by Y. s. Kra
mer. Riv"rsido wheeimen. New York, so yards.
Charles Schiee, Newar Turn veryin. go yards. ,ec.
Time, l;0P,
Ttylo,. C?mhrllrcport; Al N"whouse. BunaI" ssc.
onl; i. A. Mcfarland, San Frgnci,,o, third "s'
csi,ahSni bYaa,o' fourth Time. siOs 40,
wn sImcn; c,M, ErIl, Riverside whe-I@enn,. seeoHd;
Kay Gua DS M,Is P! r :, 4; &C. 'h nss Tine aais 49,,
Oscar IL dstrom. Brooklyn. 100 yards. Maj Annar Z
y, Madison. 100 yards, 81 uond; II. +. Mosher' S'ormm
f S'nSi N' lime is aGoS SaFi'' third q s. Davis. Buffalo,
nandIcsP MatGh-won by Charles Dlder, scratch;
Mile Handicap. Amatcur-won by @. NJ. prtx.
srrsteh. jack JNsper; Jersey city. 80 yards. second;
Five, Nile Handicap Proiesalonsi-w Won by Ipp"S'
Mcfarland. scratch Nat Butler, Cambridge, dass
sSTsten' second {, n: Murphy a%rooEiyn, sSS60 yards.
ii'agGbb n 'A'ahAh' BUFFALO, fourth. Time,
ono; NM. and. q Half Tandem Race. Handicap-wop
4 il il BsdsIi. se 8 s .aess; 9 9" y y1 Rssoo Q; u, . Err 4 and
ho'eS' w yards. third. Time. SOL 90
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CRICKET.
The English Team Arrive. on the American
Liuer 1T. Paul.


The American liner st. Paul. which reached
her dock last night. brought over the Eng.
lish team Of cricketers, which will pluy All.
New York at Staten Island on Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday OF next week. The team 10
made up OF the following players:
p. F. Warner, Middlesex; II. d. G. Leveson.
Cover, Surrey; G. L. Jessop. Worcestershire,
r. d. Bull. Essex; Fl. b. Chimney, Surrey; L. A.
Bennett, Hampshire; J. n. Tonge. Kent; W..
MEG. Hemingway Glouccstcrshirc; II. II.
Marriott, G, mbridge University; F. W. Stocks,
Lei"estershire: J. r. Heaa. MiddlcseX, and A. d.
Whitman. E'on RnIublers.
The visitors were met at the dock by I. w.
Ralston and J.. b. Colohan, representing tho
A sociated Cricket Clubs of PHILADELPHIA and q
commi tee from to Metropolitan lie gue.
Wa ncr said 10 THE SUN r porter that the an
nouncement made fr IN Philadelphia that II. D.
9. Leveson-Go err would act as Captain was in
correct he will hll the duties OF hat position
him elf.
A. o. Jones found it impossible to come. at tho
last moment. and his place was filed by H, II.
Marriott, who was here with Frank Mitchells
Cambri iRe team in 1895. The men enjoyed
their voyage ana are in perfect health, with the
exception OF w. McG Hemingway, who 10
sun slightly from rheumatism. The play
ers will make the Filth Avenue Hotel their
headquarters while IN this city. They were
glad to get there. although several OF them eI.
pressed the opinion that sleep would be impos-
sibie, owing to the heat.
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CHICAGO. Sept. l0.-Two favorites won at Harlem
to-day. All the winners. however, were heavily
backed. and the books therefore lost considerable
money. Summarizes:
First Rae-F.v" furlongs.-Br ghtie s., lO7 IT.
Burns). 8 to !, won; Frances McCleliRnd. 90 n. Clay.
0 TO !. second; Git Edge. log tMartinJ, 20 to /, I third;
Time, l:0lk,
Second Ra 'e-One and one-siSteenth mil"s.-Heid-l.
ferR. 100 Connolly. 4 to- l. won; Atdemus. 100
C.ywood), 10 |, second; ovation. III IT. Burus).
( to |, third. Time. las.
Third Race-Five and a half futlongs.-Chrystalline,
10l "A. Barretp, I TO l, won! Fred Broens, lOa IT.
Murphy. z TO /. second' Ruskine. lo5 IT. Burns). 8 to
. third. Time. l:O7t2.
Fourth Ra.e-Six and one.half furlonRs-Forhush,
SO (kitley), = to l. won; Bell Punch. IS Ct. Burns). o
TO 0. second; Trlby. ioI tBarrett), 8 to l, third.
Time. t:2l.
Fifth Race-Five furlonrs.-Ben Hadad. 10 Gay.
woody. s to B, Won: Dep .ni,ng, 10 (Donaldson). Il to
!, second; Graziella, lO1 Connolly 80 to |. third.
Time. l:Oll2. III Mason finished second. but was
disqualified for n foul
sixth Race-Six turlongs.-Far.ry. 1879 tCaywoodl.
y to .. won; Arlington. l2B Ct. Burns). 8 to |. second;
Tony Honing. 1873 tDonaldson). IL TO /. third. Time.
l:1i5.
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PITTsFIELD, Mass. Sept lO.-The finals In
the contest for the Ambassadors cup wero
played to-day on the Lenox links. The match
attracted a large crowd. fully 200 being on the
links when play began. Tho finals were no
A. Taylor Of New York. Taylor had a handi.
cap Of :. Bishop outdroye Taylor, who had
inc SdVantage on the putting green. As soon
TO Baron Thielmann, late German Ambassador,
t me do99r Of the cup, informing, hin, Of the vic,
long drive OF nearly 200 yards. Bishop drove
wen AND was on the green in I and made tho
noe IN o.. Going to the second hole, both men
hole. in 4. The third was halyed In 4. Going
10 ING fourth, Taylor had ! handicap. lie
Layior taking g.. After a 1ne drive and a
1eautiui approach Bishop won the 9Th hole
iho AZ inc sixth, Taylor was to the right with
nrst ana second shots; approaching from that
siae ne was easily in In q, Bishop taking B.
bunker az the seventh and Bishop lifted to the
green and holed In o. Taylor 0. At the eighth
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ON THE BASEBALL FIELD.
VIEW FORKS AND PITTS B.UR9s PLAY
4 DRlWN GAME.

Meanwhile the Bsstsps sna Baitiraores Keep
en- Misunderstanding hGain Defeats CIn-
cisnati - WashinEton Wis Again IRON
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lose 20 ChicaGe.
The New Yorks played . draw with the Pitts
burgs yesterday. and the gap between Joyce's
men and second place was widened. The Bos-
tons pulled out Of n holo In the gane with St.
Louis, and the Baltimores won because Umpire
Kelly declared the game forfeited when the
Louisvilles refused to abide by his decision. As
there is no chance to play yesterdays game on,
tho Now Yorks have sixteen games TO play.
three each with Boston and Baltimore. In order
to overtake Boston they must win all Of the re-
ma ming games. while the Hub team must lose
ak out Of fifteen games To overhaul Baltimore
tho locals must win every game they play,
while the champions drop eight out Of nineteen.
Neither incident ia probable, BrooSlyn won
easily from the Clncinnatis yesterday, and the
washinRtons took their fourth straight game
from the Clevelands, who are rapidly losing
their grip on fifth place. Chicago defeated
Philadelphia and managed to keep at tho head
Of the second division. The results,
New York. Q; P%ittsburs. Q.
Brooklyn. II; Cincinnati, 4.
Boston. 10; st. Louis, Q.
Baltimore. o; Louisville. o cforfeitedl
Chicago. 8; Philadelphia. o.
Washington. 0; Cleveland. 4.
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Football Notes.

Tho second Crescent football team has reorEanired.
and will receive challenges from uni ioImcd T. ans
averaging from llb TO l2O Iounds. Address william
CAAhma an. oSs East iInth street.
The Piainf cid A. A. football team would Ike to
hear from teams Averaging 1915 pounds. VIII guar
Antta EXPENSES for tw live men. Address Thomas U.
Smith. 1917 East Front street, Piainneld. s. J.
Tho Potomac Field Club expects TO present q
stronger team this year than ever before. The club
opens the season with Entire Nous OF Paterson on oct.
10. The Potomacs will PLAY any frat G. ass outOt.
eighth street.
The Knick' rbockor Field Club will be represented
by An exceptionally strong team OF er 80 l"ge play
ers. DOC" Barry Intends to spare no trouble in
order to have a team OF expert players. There are .
large numnef trying for positions, aud In a few days
the clun wiz DO ready TO book games with strong coli
ipge ana athletic club elevens.
The Wellington Heights Field Club will open iS
Football season at Patterson with ~. Bonaventlr re On
s'Lt go. The WASHINGTON Heights Club would Ike
to hear from all out oftown teams avcra.ing l4D
pounds. who Will guarantee ex peusos. for all ~sUnIa,s
IN Octo6 end Nnyemher AMI Ee ton bay, Address
FRANK J. Dury, 4bO West l5lst street.
worcester Academy; sept. 2S. worce-t,r Polytech.
ME- Oct. 4. Cushing Academy. AT Ashburnh IN. -.
hopt !nson. 81 Worcester; 10. Boston fnsli,h Hlsn
sCh9,i ~ Worcester; ~. Phillips Exeter, al ENrtrrl
20, Phillips Andorcr. at AndOver; Nov. II. Harvard
Irerhlnen at Worcester; go. Worcester High school
al Worcester,
central Park will be glai to learn mat hutn lawns
VII u" opsn 10 the public on oct. or q. re ,U.His,
hahy new improvements win be- made. an { q nl,
noAlotts vrnw hihg or teams on one day WIN IN M
probability be done away with Last year mlu.
.luos mad TO submit to many indiguitlrS from ~
teams wnich usITped most OF III. room. ANA o. adj
10 this tho SPECTATORS who witnre-e / the games are
Pefmltt,u 10 line about the players with iwI'tr'p
sridircn" %Hr and Esstrra%y mt Sn" %gT"aI4' El. o;
me Iast In order 10 avoid any arcid,ui.,, "a h team
VIII ,t ad n"Lishsd by a pol CcuUL 10 r~y:I,ia l.l
pIu'Al plhyInR. IL Is also suih tuAl III" gIn,.is VIII
be oprn 70 players every week day instead of OILY IN
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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81. LOUIS. Sept. l0.-The races at the Fair Grounds
this afternoon resulted as follows:
First Race-Fivreights OF n mle.-Msvourunen,
70 &C. Combs. s to :, Won; Perspective. 100 tMltch.
ellj. 8 TO l. second; COliinsville, 81 parram) go to l,
third. Time. l;Uao.
Second Race-Three-quarters OF a m,le.-R. b. Sack.
1lo, C Comb.N. even, won; lsm"ne. lOS iR. jones'. i
l:l7.
Third Racc-Three-g quarters OF a mile.-Ultima, Os
(HalD. 7 TO .. won: Briggs. Ss &c. Murphy. 4 to /,
second; Hill Billy. 81 (Stevens). 10 to l. third. Time,
1881.
Fourth Race.one mile.-con RcEau. 92 &c. Comns,.
= to o. won: Fas x. 80 &c. Murphy. 7 10 l. second;
Faunctte, Ss "A. Lawrence). 7 to 2. third. Time, l:49L,,
Fifth Rnce-Three-quarters Of a .itSre m.
lOl CHalp. 4 to !. won: Reel. l0l (StevenaD, b TO 2.
second; siddubia. lo7 &c. Combs, even money. third.
Tim, i:lSL..
Sixth RaCe-Fiyeeighths Of a mile.-Alhert G., %
(Gllinorel. . to =. won; Clara c., 81 (HalD, 4 to |,
second; Veloce. 9s &C. Combs 8 TO 2. third. Time,
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Yachting Events To-Day.

Unusual interest haa been manifested by yachting
enthusiastic along the Sound In the fall regatta OF the
Riverside Yacht Club. which will be sailed to-day
over the club cours g on Captains Harhor. The
entry list includes all OF the flyers In the smaller
classes, and all that ia necessary for one OF he most
successful events of the year is q good whulesal
breeze. The races are open to yachts enrolled IN any
recognized club, AMI the preparatory signal will bo
made at l2 O'Clock. The various cllss,s win he se7t
aw ~ At nvo- interval TO One--un starts. The
courses arc the same tina have b en- used ty the club
during tue past sc sen IN all Of It's re gattls, and
copies OF the rules and charts Will be furnished on
application at the clnhhous..
One OF the most important events OF the yachting
Cup. Is scheduled for to-day. The trophy Is valu j
at 5000. aud as all 5 hoonrrs will sail In one class,
Win time allowance cnlcu,at d upon the usual basis
accord nR TO the table arranged by the club, thtr
seems TO be but little doubt that Commodore Post
leys peerless Col,nia will capture the plum. The
course TO he sailed Will be aunoun ed from tho
Judges steamer fifteen minutes before the start.
sails or crew. In addition TO this race there
viii BE- special contests In class : X ami Q Of sloopS.
Among the entries are Fred VI. Hoyt's SyCe aud
hairy n Gilligs Fercedor In the nrs named class,
while all ot the fast twenty foot"rs will be on hand
In the latter class. The preparatory signal win be
made at ll:SO O'Clock. and 10 n Y LoNejuy, II O.
,wintringhain and Howard W, Coat 5 will. as usual.
nave control OF the competing craft.
The knickerbocker Yacht Club will sail their lass
woipen's race OF the selson this afternoon. starting
at O'Clock, Prizes will be awarded in all classes
where two or more yachts start. while, in addition.
souvenir pins will be given to each woman sailing
on q winning yacht.
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TARRITovS. Sept. lO-Pare captured first honors
in the Sleepy Hollow Tennis Club open tournament
here this afternoon by beating his club mate. Ward,
the champion of Massachusetts,. three straight sets In
the nnal round. Paret Is now the challenger for the
Sleepy Hollow Challenge Cup, which he won two
years ago, AID he will play FISHER, the present
holder for IL tomorrow afternoon. ward aud Thur
b'r VII, also meet Paret AMI Wright In the finals Of
the doubles tomorrow. Summary
Cent? mems Sing es-Ftnai Round@. Parmley Paroe
beat HoIconIb Whri. -. B-1. 81.
Gent!emcn's Doubies-Semi. Fiual-J. p. Paret and D.
9. Wright beat H. 5. Thayer and E. II. Thayer, o.,
7-5.
Consolation sinEies-S 'm.-Ftnal Round-w. n.
Fraser beat 7. N Sevia, 60, o..
Final Round-W. y. Fraser against A. p. Hawes,
6-Y, 20 (unhnishedl.
BCVFALo. sept. l0.-In the finals Of the handicap
singles Of the Toronto Athletic Club Tennis tourna.
m-nt today. c. |, Budlony defeated NJ. D. Whitman,
three sets 10 two. This mat h concluded the tournA-
mont. " hich vas highly successful. The scores:
Handicap S.nglrs-F1nRlR ound.-C. /. Budlong (owO
go. beat n. D. Whitman lowe = 4o), -. 3d.. o-9,
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BrFFAo. Sept. o.-Races at Fort Eric to-day
brought out the largest crowd OF the me- ting. Ilet-
ting was lively, and the fall run looks ike Q success.
Snapper Garrison won the heavyweight handicap, to
the delight OF the crowd. summary:
First Rare-Five aud a half furlnn gs-Einsteiu. III
(Piggott). = to B., won; Ennomia, 100 (Neumeyerl. 2
to 5, second Fleming. liz (powersl. 2 to /. third.
Time. I'LL,
S-cond Race - Five furionss,-To!lar, 100 wan,
kuren). 9 to ! , won: Abe Fashion. 100 Grving,. Z To l.,
socond; Harry Crawford. lt2 Power, o to 2. third.
Time, l:l0i4.
Third Race-one mile and nifty yards.-Toots. lo7
(Vank urenD. s to !. won: Indio, lOS HiggOtt. even,
second; Rinsstone. ll3 Quit. I to ). third. Time.
1929.
Fourth Race-Six ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hapdi.
cap. David. liO tGarrison), even. won; Storm King,
1872 "a. Lewisl. 8 to 5. second; Sam TATE. 1873 n z.
gott), 3 to >. third. Time. l:I55,.
Fifth Race-SiI furlongs-rhe Devil, lo2 den.
drum. 6 TO |. won: Kornu,asaEi, 1903 CPiggott). . to
2. second; Marito. 81 CPowers), even. third. Time,
l:l6.
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each drove over the fence. hazard. Biahop
again lifted 10 the green and holed In 3, .Tay-
well over the bunker. bishops second drive
failed TO reach the greon, but with an excellent
pitch he laid himself dead and saved the value
OF the hole. Taylor drove to tho left and holed
out in .. Bishop was now 4 up and was play
ing fine golf.
Bishop topped his ball at the tee Rhot, but
drove hard. and halved the hole. The eleventh!
was we'll played, two ino drives on tho part OF
Bishop reaching the greer, and be holed In 4. At
the twelfth Bishop was within q hairs breadth
Of boiling In 8, but dropped In In T.. At the long
hole Taylor, with ! handicap. made q twelve
foot put and holed In 2, winning. the hole. At
the fourteenth Bishop, by a fine iron shot,
the hole and tho match by 8 up and 4 to l play.
WATcu HILL, r, l., Sept. lo.-Tho Womcn's
Club Handicap at nine holeS was the feature