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ner WAS very much changed al the hour OF start
ing the morning play The DOUBT in many minds
OF Thorp's aolity 10 win was very much ncreaseo
when. at the conclusion II the first nine holes
Condor stood up His play. however. showed the
effect of his hard mach OF yesterday. The pla,
opened with Condor having the honor for the frst
four holes Both men played perfect golf. On the
tenth hole Condor IN urNlnB SMASHED tavorite
brassy This latter accGent affected the pla;
during the remainder OF the morning contest Hls
weakness on approach SHOT gave 1horp the elev.
enth and twelfth hoe in RAPID succession goln;
out over the outside noes. lie managed to eve
things 10 oy some clever putting, 30 that NJ tina
fifteenth hoe it was all even. On this last hole
Thorn fooled the simplest kind OF a PIT. The mex.
hole was poorly Played. and was won by Condor
both drove well! oI; Condor made poor BRASS
The seventeenth hole was haved. leaving the
match still | up in Condons favor. Going home
and rolled into tine bunker. E!e was out and on
the green in four. however. Thorp had the green
in two and II looked very much Ike his match
His third stroke placed him within a few inches
of the hole. Condor. ny n splendid effort. holei
out from the edge of the green In ). Thorp failed
at this emergency. and came snort OF the hoio
by al inch or two. thus halving the hole and leav.
irg tnc morning match up In Confons favor.
The o ftei noon match showed n considerable fall
ing Of in tho form 81 both PLAYERS; on Condor par
tlcuarly the strain ~ th!rrysiX hole match toll
severely. Thorp secured q lead carly In the match
nd held It to the end finally winning by up and
: 10 play. Thorn by reason OF his superior
steadinnss and confidence At every stage. He
showed fine gof and in point % form equalled
his showing Of two years ago NJ southampton.
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,roveland AM a;-The nral game between the
New-York and Cleveland teams played mere TO-DAY
may be the last National League championship
contest ever seen I'm thls city. The team does ho'
expect to play here again this season ana IL IL se
orally believed that the franchise VIII be soiu u
some other city before next season
Possibly "A thousand people have been present ~
the three games played here between the New oih
and Cleveland teams which shows conclusiVey
,hat urofossionai baseball is practically dead III thlS
town The wanderers will 90 from mere 10 to.n-
estor where they will play OF the series with the
brooklyn Team. AMI after those saihes ma ,,,,,n
played they will 60 to Boston ana the" ~ ''0'''
ratt. -, .Aot- oo,di,ton
The home players seemed 20 feel ther d cD ono p
heart into their work Their all-around play W.
Tar below the average and the men iro, gn fomr
York won easily II was prety pat''s dU' drev
innings hut after that the Ncw-York men ui"W
away and the end the visitors won Te vas a. Veil
sunportcd The all-around work ct bfhS"u ana
Joyce was excellent. Score:
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING-sheepshea Bay 2:3o p. m;
saratoga. $50 p. m. :,
GOLF-Oper tournaments at Englewoou,
Saratoga. Bar Harbor and Narragahsstt
Pier; competition for Doctors Cup, staten
Island Cricket Club: members handicap
Marine and Field club: weekly handicap
Crescent Athletic Club; members handlcap'
Larchmount Yacht Club; team match De-
twee: Seabrieht and Norwood Park teams,
OF Long Prarch; members handicap. ilii-
side Golf Club oc PlainAeld; competition for
Presidents CUP. Fairfield County Golf C!up:
finals for Wheclock Cup Maidstone COLI
Cuh. EasicamptCn: approaching contest
Wee Burn: media play handicap. Past
Orange Golf Cirr. class handicap. Ardsley;
team match, oakland aud Dyker meadow
Golf rlros. Bav Side Long Island.
CRICKtT.-Metropol!' District cricket
League against Canada Concluded. Llvines-
ton. staten Island. II a. m: New-Jersey
Athletic Team 3 against New-York' Bergen
Point G.eague came); Manhattan against
Keerny Prospect Park AHscc'a,ior garne)'
Kings County 81 George against Paterson
LAWN NNls-Intcrnatioral tourna-
ment. Niagara Lake.
SHOOTING. -He-kcs against Gilbert for
the championship and the cast Iron Medal
Eau Claire. Wis. Centra New-Jersey Trap
shooters League team shoot Fenwood, y: ~
monthly shoo'. Bergen County Cur CLUB
EackensacN. y. j.; practice shoot. brooklyn
Cur Club NJ,
YCLING.-second annual meet. Rich
nlond County Whee!mcN. az the Cove, Yves,
Brighton, Staten Island: National circuit
meet. Manhattan Beach: fourth annua. ROAD
race Williamsburg Wheelmen. HOFFMAN
Boulevard.
ROWING Nautilus Boat Club regatta
Sixtv-Gfth-st. Bav Ridge. p. NJ; New
Rochelle annual regatta. Echo Bay HUDSON
Park. 49,,
YACHTING Atlantic Yacht Cub special
REGATTA. Huntineton Yacht Club annual re-
gatta; Douelaston Yacht club special races
for all classes: see wanhaka Corinthian achl
Club snecial races. Canarse Yacht CIup
Cr,~iDfff1u race
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'D0ubtfrl starter.
FIFTH RACH-Tor two-year- olds; non-wnners Of 5000
weights : pounds below the scale: beaten ma.dens
p
uvru pAcr-rnrE nANDlcAp srErrr.EcHAsE;


St Louis. AVE. 26-Ihe weather was pleasant at
the Fair Grounds. The track fast, and large
crowd attended. Tom Kingsley. at 70 to !. was a
surprise IN the opening event. when he took the
lead CT the start and won easily. The meeting
closes with to-mcrrow's racing. Summary:
First furlongf'-Tom Kingsley. - South
ard 20 10 L. Laura May. So HcthersciD. 20 to
and TO /. second. Neloce. lOl. Il. Bu:ns) 10 TO o.
third. Time :20h. Towands Myrtle Chauncey Fisher
Rec Fer. Btnvcere Annie Odneid ard Loughsnask also
Second rare maiden ,wo-year-o6s five furiongs-
Assessor. 1O6 u. Nehemiah. - g. won Mad Anthony
los IT. BYrns) 10 - and - l. second r. Smith, 100
(3ioss). 10 20 l. third. Ttre-ia3A. Elners Bert
Davis Sam Lazarus. b. G.. Fox George Dure,t and Blue
Lick also
Third selling mile ard seventy yards)-Harry
shannon tBlcssD 10 j. Won: Fresco, 100 M. Dunn
10 and TO .. second: Truxilio. iOI 81. McDonald 8
70 j. third. Tme-l4If. Countess Ir'as. Celtic Bard
Ieona O. Percra. BTisgs Otto II. Dresser. Fasg and
Aunt Jane also
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BLAIR AND BALLOU WIN IN THE shNi'
FINALS FOR THE ENGLEWOoD CUP.

FINALS FOR THE ENGLENOoD W.
Pleasant weather. COOL links ana 10" So
marked the continuation OF the Englewoou so'l
tournament Yesterday Perhaps the weather was
The most appreciated: certainly IT had a eoou ue'i
., do v,,tb the crowds present. for they were con-
eLaorablv larger than on the previous day. oe'y
NJ r,cttv girls filed the clubhouse piazza anu
watched the start from the first tee ana ""''
,h., didn't know about stymies and foozles ana
other technlcalties wasn't worth knowing 10 pu'
things briefly. Blair and Bailou reachea cie se
final round for the Englewood Cup. and felo anu
Dorr made the same round in the cons
,ision The finals In both matches Will De piaye"
this morning. Each is To ne at eighteen HUE
Rla,r smashed OConnor's record OF yes,e'u'S'
and Is nov, a warm favorte for me fhs'e"oo
cun O'Connor's score fer the nine holes was 10
pair cut this down by four strokes. DOING o.
yybt.h will nrofaAy stand for some time 70 cohle'
r1oro are his figures: E. T. 5. 1. T. SIS NC
cord and Moore head the two P!ttsburg payers
Lodi Of IN the morning round for the Englewoou
cr, and McCord won by , up and to 20. bo'h
oxn,ot IN enter the amateur championship ou''
iudoing hv their play yesterday. neither mas "hd'
would No called championship form. McCord ma
en- odd way Of addressing the bail when urI'lns'
Tho left leg Is drawn well back Of the other' anu
tho clu5 is swung across tht right knee All "''
sunn'.ness IS thrown into the preliminary was
elos nd almost none into the actuai suoNc'
,.ha, ,rofess,onals call the follow through Is e
,irelv ohsent from his play In spite or these ""n
prossions however he puts up hard game lne
cord or his match with Moorehead shows ms. ne
did 80 going out and i5 on the return journey "'
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Besides the final rounds today. there Is 20 be m
open handicap. for which about sixty entries have
been received. The summary follows:
Enccwood cup Second round j II McCord Al
legheny. beat John Moorehcat. IL, Allegheny W.
r.. Shinu"cock, up. To 20. J | Blair. Morris
County. beat &. ". O'Connor Richmond Hill. by
default. l.. /. clark. Engcwood heat J. Prentice
kellogg. up. 70 Semi hnal round Blair beat
clark. mp 20 go. Ballnu heat McCord. | NJ.
Consolation Cup-First round-r r. Reid Mont
clair. beat II : Downs Crescent | up. Smith
Mowry. Enylewood beat \. II. Childs, Princeton.
up 10 holcsl $ II. Dorr. Nutley. beat +. W.
Candee. Wee Burn. up 10 play. r. : knapp.
fault. semi-nnal round :. II Dorr. Nutley. beat
T. :. Knapp. Wcstbrook up. to go. T. T. Reid,
Moniclair. beat Smith Mowry Engewood up.
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THE POINT JUDITH TOURNAMENT.

Nnrragtnsett Pier. r. l.. Aug 2s.-There was .
large attendance at the second days play in ths
Point Judith Country Club golf tournament, winch
was continued on the links at Widhed Farm TO-
day. One OF the surprises OF the day was the de-
feat OF Mr. Wright. one OF the crack scratch
players OF the United States. by Lieutenant Eoa'
finch In the frs. round for the Presidents cup
In the semi-hnals Charles Hitchcock, u, oeat =,
Barker. up , to play. Lieutenant Goldnnch uea'
F.. Jenkins. up To play: George J. Cook oea' =
L. Kellogg. mp to play: T. c. Cooper beat IT, -
Thomas up TO play. 80
In the second round for the Consolation Cup ~
F.. F.gham beat IL. r. Winthrop. up 70 p""
George J. Cook beat T. c. Cooper. up 10 pay
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THORP WINS AT BAR HARBOR

Bar Harbor. Me. Aug 2s (specaD.-The finals in
the tournament for the Pinke Cup played OF
to-day, and the winner proved to be J. Thorp Cam.
bridge Golf Club He defeated T. G. Condon OF Tux
edo, in thirty hole match by up and to play
The feeling was pretty general that the Boston
crack. although conceding his opponent twelve
strokes on the thirty-six holes would have no diff
nculty In overcoming this lead. Condor. however.
showed great form IN his match against Tappan
yesterday. winning In what has proved thus far
to be tho best score OF the tournament His rec
ord for the eighteen holes. was IS Choice Of win
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BASE HITS.

Boston leads Cincinnati 10y IL points. while Balti
more IS only points behind Cincinnati. Cleveland
leads Ncw-Yor % points. and Chicago Is u points
behind Ncw-lork
The opinion was generally expressed yesterday
that the League dd the proper thing when II
considered the Holmes and allowed the nnc
against tho New York club to stand
The uncertainty OF baseball was never better
Illustrated than At Cincinnati in the last two days.
on Thursday Baltimore defeated Cincinnati by "a
TO 1 while Yesterday Cincinnati won by 10 10 0.
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INTERNATIONAL GAMES At NIAGARA.

1NTrRNATIONAL. GAMES At NIAGARA.
Observation-Disclosures ont, Aug. p tSp"cihD-
Pleasant weather greeted the players in the Inter
national Tennis Tournament here to-day. ana a
large gallery saw som" good playing. The match
which mos, interested tho spectators was me nnais
in the women's singles. Miss Marie Wilmer. Of
Washington. and Miss Maud Banks, of Phlade-
mia were the contestants. The little girl from
Philadelphia was very strong in her forehand play,
hut her backhaud play was weak. ana Miss Winner
playing continually 10 this weakness. won IN
straight sets Much interest s taken In the
championship match to-morrow. when Miss Winner
plavs Miss Juhefe Atkinson. the present champion.
for the reason that should Miss Atkinson win the
handsome moore trophy which she has already
won twice Will become her property. In the men 3
surprise by winning from f. T. tiS'hcr OF New
York in straight sets. Forbes and l. T.. Ware are
the only good men left IN tho singles and Will
surely meet IN the finals Score
Open SINGLES.
Flrs' round Jamcs Norris Toronto heat o r sheldon
Wight Buffalo. g. g. T. f. Fis her. New York.
bea. - NJ. Dana. Sow YORK CO, 80. Hsrrs Avery.
Harvard. icat George Wasn'r. Buffalo. g. @
second round James Norris. Toronto. beat II. L..
Ga CAR yaI Ss x. sew k = Fo5o" nI HS' c
Detroit beat II r. Aver. Detroit. q. G-3; J.. L..
war. Harvard. boa, peter Porter Buffalo. %. g
WOMAVs SINGLES
Final round Mis- Marie Vl,rer Nash'ugion beat Miss
Maud Hanks. Philaccl pAla 6. -. G--3.
HANDICAP SINGLE.
First round-I M.liuaiiin. hat thirty. beat H. Z.
AVER o%, hfiecn. - g. 80 ". I9HSton nfieen.
ll' fifteen. beat Harry cole. owe fifteen. G-3. G-3.
MEMS Doubles.
First rounl = =. II. her md ~ :. Bond boa, H..
Lam, ni aa1 s. e Tate. TOT nto. C-3 GS.
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RESULTS AT HARLEM

Chicago. Aug &c. Harlem results. Weather COOL
track slow
Firs, rae. three quarters OF rnie) 'hariNa 70 J.
won. Harmon 70 J. second. hnshaAi''' '''' ''"
i.Ui-
second race zone rnlep-Tranby. 20 J. wa. Inh'nao
. 4, se,.rd. Pearl walker fhfi Tine J -
ThirI race ave eghths u mil~i N'ilnil, 20 J.
won. survivor. 70 .. s'c7ni' 'n'Fnl f'r '"''' ''"
lNci . -. ,,.. q g.
von. Host 10 2. second. Sworisman. ihr1- Time
22Ws. Co.,. r,t,..
Fifih race NILE ard twenty ynrfst storm t!ns
20 5 won Harry Gaines - ? second. Lag 'A'Hh'''
sx.s race zone ue)-Oon QuiKote. even. - N. Prince
Place even. second. Prosecutor. third Time ~
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HURST PARK CLUB RACING.

London. Aug 26-At the Hurst Park Club August
meeting to-day the Lorillard Beresford Stable
four year old chestnut geldng Draco won the
Autumn Selling Plate.
This race is OF 300 soveregns for three-year-olds
and upward the winner 10 be sold by auction for
300 soveregns
Five horses ran-listance one rnile-and the re-
suit follows:
The Lorlard -Beresford Stables four year-old Oh.
Drsco. by The Sailor Prince Darya. ................
Stensat 2
Prince Soliykons three year old b. C.. Rocco. by
CurioCoQuette ......... ..............
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30 WING.
AFTER A BOUT At THE GREENWOOD
ATHLETIC CLUB

Alexander Scott. the Brooklyn puglllst who coli
lapsed on Thursday nIght at the Greenwood Attn
letic cub after ten-round bout with Thomas
Butler died yesterday morning the Norwegian
Hospital.
Dr. Emil Harturg. one OF the Coroners' physicians
held an autopsy the body OF Scott and found
that death was due TO urnmic COMMISSIONS caused
by kidney trouble The mans brain was normal
and the blows received in the fight had nothing to
do with his death After tho fight the police
locked up Butler. William Mack. SCOTS second:
Dennis Fitzgerald. George Michigan and Alfred
Bubald!n Buffers seconds John O'I3r!en the time
keeper. and Joseph Ward. the referee. They were
arraigned in the Butler-st. police court yesterday
morning and held in $500 bail by Magistrate
Bremen Scott. 1t Is said, had not trained for tho
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CHICAGO. 3: BOSTON. ?.

chicago Aug % base on balls. two errors and
McCormick's hit scored three runs md gave tho
Orphans the third s'raig7f from th" champions.
rrne'I errors gave Boston one Yin. single ana
%i-no,..a long loub'o 'he other Coilirs's fielding
ava , Uor4erfiil s,op bach 90 second hy Low" were
the features Attendance. -91 score - - =
chicago .............0 o % y /.
- ........ . q -
Batteries Tnora,ln lni Dcnahue Nichols and HNTTen
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ANNUAL RACES At NEw-RocHELLE

The eighteenth annual regatta OF the New-Ro-
chele Rowing club VIII take place this afternoon
on Echo Pay. of Hudson Park. The contests will
be- as follows: Sincie-scull gigs. junior. Squire
trophy: double scul gigs. GrenZcbach trophy,
handicap shells and gigs. tub race: four-oared
gigs: swimming race. seventy five yards for boys
~ sixteen and under. non nbers, Banks medal.
single-scull shells: oght-oared shells. I'm which
those entered for four-oarod gig race will be chosen
to form two crews.
After the regatta the members will have a Rhode
Island clambakc at City Island.
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ROWi NG.
NAUTILUS BOAT GLIB REGATTA.

Tho nrecnth annual regatta 81 ~" Nautilus
Boat club will be held to-day or the boathouse. AZ
tho foot Of Slxty-nfth-st Bay Ridge. The follow
ing contests have been arranged the FIRST race ~
start NJ T.. m. Ncyce single gig. junior single
GIG intermediate single gig. s,nor single sig. Junior
doubles senior doubles. junior four-oared gis.
senior four-oarcd gig. stX-oarrd harg", swimming
races. junior singles fOr Firuski medal, and four
nIrnd lrs Tor EIrnsN Cun.
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WONEN'S DAY At SARATOGA.
rAyORrTFs IN BETTER FORM. AID THEIR BACK
ER5 NOW HAVE MONEY ~ THEIR

car,.ora Arr ec(SpociaD-The association having
rosolved 10 omen the gates free the fair sex %
day there was great crowd II women present
nnI ~ many Of them brought escorts along. the
association proftod to large extent Tor us Seher-
csit.- There WAS ~ crispnoss i'm the air that was
delshtfu and .1hilaiatng 20 ali present. ana IN
erori such rs IL Wa. brought out full measure OF
enthusiasm from those VINO not hahitu's of 'he
racetrack Favorites Jared much better than yes
tcrday as four OF tAcm brought money 10 lh"l'
haclers restoring I'm measure the equilibrium 80
widely disturbed hy the preceding day slaughter
The track had dried ont remarkably we'll bat was
slow The first race. for two-year-ocs vas won
bv Carrabrant the favoritc. easily. af;or running
second ,o Hop Scotch for half mile. Joe Car
ror well-backod second choice. finished ihirl
with a very poor ride by irving. hut he claiA'o 20
have been inierfcrcd with on the far turn VA An
collne and Saratoga were the heavily backed ones
IN the second race and Saratoga. getting tie best
Ct the start won in a drive by a length. The thrd
race was a handicap Of mile and sixteenth. ara
Mr.. Randopha Filament. setting IA, pa HCT
stalled of Banquos rush under me "ip .t r.
the stretch and won hanGily. In the fourth ta.H
Island Prince, who had run poorly IN IN. aeT f
r prir cn9yesiod every mch Of the way win -
favori,c Field Lark and the latter hEaiF Won ny
Kuhn wl.o rode Laurel Lat tried - get th'Gnt,ef
holes and 5'' Nas thrown ana badly injured orimar
So far outclasscd his competitors in The tntl ra5
ia, afcr he had fas' quarter of mill WIZ
Marit, he came away and won ~ ne p'e'Se"'
These are the summaries:
Fire. race ,r,- ',yo. ycar-oie. selling, five furl1nfH
Ga-at-an. 100 19upeel and wor. Hop Sc"'..n
100 ,owcrs e. and even second. joe t''. 49, ~,
Gr,ire > {. . and >. third Time J "o''. Iva"
ard Five o'Clock also ran. .o,,,-r
second race of-r ihce year-olis and upwafi se.lhs
s,x firi,,re,-Sara'oga. (Kuhni. to = ana : - -
noa va Ans, line. ~ ounce zen anf ,Hu,,1 nm.
Vsuessa 10 Oiatew1odl 50 md = 20 J. t"N' '''"'
l:lSi, Uncle Lewis ard Island Ffinc" - ran ,-,
Third race hsndcan fr thtc' year c' az ~" va.
o,e ana INC sistDrrfh riiss Fiafr"rf Nb ~ 'r"s' eNr
and out won. Ianquo H. IL d1"crs). TO . ana
:. . second. Manassas ia tifiHc'. ..'u nv. 80
third Time - Premier also ran. Man'S'"" "'''
T,,n r.rS ~, ,hreo vear-ois md upward selling
SIX ,irones,-Fiela Lark 81 ~. Ni"haels - . ana
10 vton Island Prince 90 G'oricsf. j. - hhg = !" =
second. Prime Minister. l0ifs 'Bakel. 70 hni 20
third Time 10 Flareaway, Joe Anderson ana
.o,,,,r ON.
rnllel-Orriar 1oG pupeo1 oven ead gut won h"'h1'
- ,ha Garter in3 tPowcrsl. 1 10 and :, o.
wari,o 81 1Blair 10 ara 20 .. nird Time '''s
S1uan also ran.
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forhu.a Is Cwatsn, - ? ven; "a fsTrsl' ~ iI.
Burma, ~ ana out second; lluck'Iees. Nv -" '
IDcYnidJ oven third. Tia.e-.NS .. 800 - - IT
fiuh hnrflcap. tix ~. 'ng') Ilin'nase' 10 ~,
Iurr,l q 10 won. r reside. 80 l.acsj. ~ - . am
cen second he True. 81 tWatsonl. - = mir. me,
1919. Mona. Anert g.. rGt Murphy ana JOB" ''"7
SIKH ~ao, ceiling milo ard three svteen1 haeai oa
Ini ~ NrD-nald II 10 - AL 20 :. ".n. WIs'n' ~,
cr R.-rg) to AMI T. 10. ,Nc,nd; ,,hlut1n II: -
oroff, p =. T. fhl-f. Tln'o-2:"l .. Haco. lehS'ih
.fitchcU srniurs. Gage ana s,-f ns' Fan.
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MATTHEW'S BEATEN BY SMITH.

"Matty" Matthews was beaten oy
p,,,,,, Sr,I,h Z, ,wenty-nve rounds a: the Lenox
A.hletl, cln5 last night The men weighed In at
i2 pounds Smith was the fav0rite at v to J Ie.
fore the contest. The opening pow, rps coiored
Of Ca,orria was to have been OF zen rot third
durs don but It was stopped at the enc o. she '''
round. Morris being DISQUALIFIED for foulnS'
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NOTES OF THE LINKS.
The Morris County Club has arranged the
lowing programme for September

The Morris County Club has arranged the '0F
lowing programme for September: =.
September 3-Compettion for Captains Cup
a. m. To p. m. a,~h.
teen holes; a m to y. m 49, cvo
September Fifth competition for roo'e ~s''
September l2-Amateur championship. unuet ~"
auspices CT the United States Golf ASSOCIATION Gun
September ?l-Sixth competition for Foo'e IVY
women's handicap. ..,v's
September 2i-Frst competition for Secretans,:
Cup. handicap: approaching and putting con''
competition for Captains Cup. ..,.s
September 2s-Frst competition for woh hn,ss
championship course cup. handicap eighteen "
The annual stag clambake OF the Apa"a 'w
Golf Club Will be held at Edwards Beach III"
Rye, on the evening OF September 2
A team match Is announced between the ny
wants Golf Club. OF Rye, and the hch"v ,
County Country Club on September 81 me P andd
will he at the Richmond County club grou'us' ga"
the winners will receive trophy.
Miss Bessy Jones Of this city. Is the cha"p.o
woman golfer at the Hotel Champaign. ThuFsua.
she In the finals In the open handicap w.
prize being valuable silver perfumery bottle saSai
by Mr. Runkle. She also won the prize lor mS
play, given by Dr. Dawes. Mrs. T.. b. Lelsss prvn
OF Philadelphia. and Miss Jenny Pierce OF o''~
Mawr also have hne records.
0or other sporta LAT Aass>
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The withdrawals were A. D. C0chrane NJ NJ snos-
maker. W II. Dowd. +. w Lawrence. J NJ Marvin !'
J. y Huyck \. C1ustt W. r. Stern and II. :. LUDLOW
UNITED STATES HOTEL C1P. SEMI-FlNAL RoVNp
John Reid f.. St Andrews beat II Holhrook g. o.
Andrew up. 20 play. Jasper Lynch. Lakewood 0es'
Joseph Chadwick. jr. up 20 play.
CONSOLATION CUP. SEMINAL. ROUND.
H. Minor. ssJatoga beat W +. Butler Saratoga. up
20 play 7. :. Taylor. Powelton. beat II. : Lndso"'
Watsrvist q 5 D play.
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nebt and was IN poor condition when he entets req
the ring He employed as nFG EsTated on Rail-
Rockaway branch Of TIE ba1 roo Two children Dr.
Jo"P HAITI who is employed by the
Athletic Club TO examine the pus,ns,tS "a scott
aud fonnd him 10 be In good condition
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wAsI1NGroN. :: ST LOUIS. 3.

G, Louis Aug :s-Tayior hit hard to-day.
and the Browns gaze him poor support The Sen
ntors' heavy smuggling won the game Attendance
ga The score.
g. ,o,,. o o q o O = 10 ,
=. .r,n,,c, o / = IS
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