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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-29

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-29
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-29
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-29
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

A, Astoria. Long Island. on Saturday next. the
basket. ball teams OF the Clifton Athletic Club and
the Camrdge Athletic Club will play the last game
~ their series Each team has won two games.
and Saturdays game promises to be an exciting
The annual regatta OF the Lone Star Boat Club
will take place on the Harlem River on Saturday
at 2:3o p. m.
The Zettler Rife Club will hold outdoor tour
nament at Cypress Hills Park on Saturday.
There will be a pigeon shoot bicycle races and
baseball game at Eikland. Tioga County. on Au-
gust 49, A fine trophy will be offered in the prin-
cipal contest which will be for the championship
Of the county.
The Crescent Athletic Club will give its members
and friends treat tonight. when the Amateur
Social Orchestra New-York will give a concert
at the Bay Ridge House under the clubs
spices dinner viii be given after the concert.
The Hoboken Baseball Club VIII play the Pacific
Athletic Club team. of Jersey City, next Sunday
at the ST. George cricket grounds Hoboken
The Secaucus Horse Troop has arranged Its an
nual shooting festival to be held at Schutzen PARK
Union Hill, n. j. on August 10. A number OF yaIu-
able prixes arc to b onereo 70 Al msrAs"s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
AN4TETR ATHLETICS.
Ray RIDGE ATHLETIC CLUB MEEIlNH'

Ray RIDGE ATHLETIC CLUB NETTING
The annual meeting Of the Bay Ridge Athietic
Club. which was held at the clubhouse, on Second
ave and Fifty-sixth-st.. Brooklyn. Tuesday Night
showed the organization TO ne In prosperous con-
dltion The report OF the new Clubhouse oom-
mittee stated that 1t had secured lease Tor one
year OF the block square property known as Bay
View Park. at Sixtieth-st. and Third-ave.. Brook
lyn with the option Of purchase AT the termination
Of the lease the privilege Of renewal FOR hve
years with the further privilege OF a renewal on
the same terms for five years at the expiration or
the second lease Possession will be given the CLUB
on October T. A complete athletic field VIII be
made.
The following were the nominal tons for officers
for the ensuing year: President. Harry d. Cotter'
vice president. Charles W. Martin. jr.; secretary.
Edwin r. Hopkinson and W J. Sherwood treas
urer Michael F.. Heaey financial secretary. r. j.
Marcy captain. Robert NJ A. Cunning lieutenant.
Charles Dss. captain Of the club wheelmen. Robert
~ A. Cunning and Charles Diss; lieutenant,
Charles W Martin. tr.. and Robert NJ. A cunning,
coor-bearer Frank +. FreeL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
SPORTS . AND SPORT MGN'

IS brought % end by rain or by any other
There Is a chance that the Eastern League may
De called the International League next year. 1t Is
Canada.
Young. the veteran twirler OF the Cleveland team
Is pitching In fine form. In six games this year
ne did not give a base on balls.
The 1ronsidos. Of Newark. will play the West
New-York Field Club next Sunday at Weehawken.
The NewYork team has. OF course. some good
pitchers outside OF Rusie. but Il does look as II
the fIg fellow had to to the fore when par
ticuarly hard game must be won The local players
are showing disposition TO fight out the issue
toward the end of game.
II A. Freedman would take vacation and keep
away from the New-York players for the remain
der Of the season, the home team might finish In
the first column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
THE RUNNERS AT HIGHLAND PARK.

Detroit. Aug s-The Highland Park Clubs sum
mer meeting began at the Windsor track to-day
before the biggest crowd that ever assembled AZ
the track The feature of the programme was tne
Consolation Stake for three-year -ods, at a mile
and A quarter won by Alice Farley. Miss Gussie
was second the entire Journey. and finished three
lengths before Scraps. who was third. Results:
FRS, race ,six furlongsl-Tuscuum won; MaAsppa'
second: Or. Pitts. third Time 20 -
second race thve furlorgs-Trune won; Trimmer sec
ond: oak Maid third. Tme-l05l. 49, a.,
Third race mile)-Filihuster won kathe May
second: Bon Jour. third. Tme-l4Tt
Fourth race Consolation stake mile and quar,efD,
Alice Farley won. Gusse. second, scraps, 'hiIu
Time 2.i1
Fifth (fve furlongs)Rec0rd won; Annowan' sec
ond. Prospsro. third. Time 0ji4
sixth race ,sAeplechaso short course)Tuscarora won
Rosnh,rr second. LADY Maud third. Tme-2l6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
THE WINNERS AT ST. LOUIS.

6. ,ou,s Aug s-The feature Of to-days card
90 tho owners Handicap. and fairly good
crowd wa. In attendance. Three favorites and two
heavily played second choices were the winners
Track sticky; weather cool. Summaries:
-. &c. l.einr six and one half furiongs)-Verify
,o, ~ NoDonald1 TO g. won Kovasky, lo3 tRutter
Az and 10 g. second: Correspond M Stevens 100 to
third Time :2e% a., ,,,.,
l. second race selling milel-Rsnsom ioa tGlmore
go 4 won. Judge pebouse. 1903 Ruterl. \ TO and .
"a second. springtims. l0s &C. Clay 10 l. third
Time: 64[. IA. - ,,x,.,~.,
Our Nellie 10 Rutter, TO won Rose Ash Jog lGl-
Unr., 10 i and 10 2 second Ranmaker, lo3 South
Ard, 10 10 l. third Time-1:e4k -, go,
Fourth race (handeap. six furongs,-oio, n IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
RACE For BRIGHTON CUP.

London August AT the second days racing
OF the Brighton August meeting, to-day sir j.
Mers bay gedlng Pinfod won the Brighton 'up'
This race is OF 30 sovereiGns, In plate or specie,
at the option OF the winner given by the Race
Stand Trustees added 70 A sweepstakes OF 10 SOW
ereigns each for starters. 70 go TO me sscon"' io
three-yC car ODDS; entrance. three soVerelshs a., =,
Eight horses ian over the course zone mileo. IN
Guiding Z i Curtls's bay colt Archduke III, and the
result In detail was as follows;
SIR J Mulers b. z Pinfold by Surefoot -Pinta
Mr. Russers br e. The Virglnan by Aryshire-Nr- .
gnia Shore
August Relmorts Oh. G. bridegroom II, by hayon y
dOr-St Bridget.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
RESULTS AT HARLEM.

Chicago. Aug 3-Rany weather and $40" "'e"
made rather dismal racing to-day The results
First (sx furiongs,-King bermuda 20 i" r,mo ~
11sL. MON.
Second five furlongs)-Mss MARKS 80 "a trtme"
Stamina 4 10 g. second lucille Bramble. third' i'"'e
OG. -.., Z, N
Third mile and sixteenth
To- won; Dare II. even. second: Roger H. th"u' amy
154ia. 100 -,os
won Lion second. links. hirn iunhar, 100
Firth race zone mile and seventy yardsl-Sr Hooart
70 I. won Winslow. q 10 /. second ira"o' '''"N
Time :5GN - man.
Molo 10 l. second Prma,e, third Time-ll'*'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
TO ENTER FOR THE 1900 OLYMPIC GAMES

The visits abroad various times OF athletic
teams from this country. such az the visits 20 Eng
land OF the New-York Athletic Club men, 10
France OF the old Manhattan now the knicker-
bocker) Athletic club. and to the olympic games
I'm Greece OF the Boston Athletic Club and Prince
ton University athletes will be repeated by uele-
CATION to the Parts Exposition games from the
Network Athletic Club. OF this city. Barlow s
Weeks corroborated yesterday the reports that the
New York club would be represented at the 1917
Olympic games though nothing definite beyond
that fact can be given at so early date. 1t Is
certain however that America Will be represented
by New-York athletes AT the second olympic
games which was not the case at the inltiat meet
held i'm 1895 at Athens This Is none the less ntting
i'm view OF the possibility Of the third 0ympie
games being heldlin New-York in 1894. Berlin ana
Stockholm ara anxious 70 have them. put the De.
liof has been expressed by one In authority that
sufficient Influence can be brought to bear on the
international committee TO bring these woFiu
contests this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
In the team match al match play Yale was de-
feated by a OF % TO TO- The summaries follow:


While the collegiate match going over the
white course. the women Of the Shinnecock club
playing their weekly handicap match over The
red course. There were few entries on account Of
the great interest exhibited in tho Yale Harvard
match. Miss Bertha Munde with a handicap OF
seventeen strokes. won Her card follows:
Frst round aIt- ,...........S IS
Miss Beatrx Hoyt lowered her previous record by
one stroke, making the course in ~ Her card was.
S Ses,nd 50T qdSnd ............ss
The other were: Mrs. {. E Miller no 2l
49, Mrs H. r. Coe. -ls.e Miss +. T.. Wckham.
s6-7-7s. Mrs II. W McNickar 50 $50 Mrs. .
Livinsston. io2,19- %. Miss f. Terry 81 Miss
81 Mrs. c. T. Barney. "a SIS Mrs. {. s Brown.
$3.50, Mrs. A Turnure. l04-l2-9l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04

YALE BEATEN BY HARVARD AT THE SHIN
NECOCK HILLS LINKS

NECOCK HILLS LINKS.
The first day OF the Harvard-Yale summer meeting
at the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club links was played
yesterday. Some fast play exhibited ny both
teams In the morning round Harvard being only
two holes ahead AT noon In this round G G. Clark.
jr. Of the Harvard team. who Is also member Of
the Shinnecock Club equalled the amateur record
for the course made by him several weeks ago.
This record is 50 strokes but even with this score
Clark won from his opponent T. NJ Robertson, by
only two holes His victory would have been by
holes hut for mistake made by him on the ninth
link. Here Clark drove his hall into the long grass,
and on the second shot by mistake he played an
other ball. which lying where his own
ball had dropped The error not discovered
until the ball lay dead the ninth green. when
Clark noticed that ne playing with another
ball When he mentioned the fact Robertson. by
virtue OF the rules. claimed the hole although Clark
was then one stroke ahead. Carks record follows:
out Observation-Disclosures 20
In ............... 1913 40 81
In the team match at match play Yale de-
ted by a OF % to 10. The summaries follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04

Fred winston 1902 Baldwin, s-i III III
Time-i:oi
Won easily by a length: a neck between second ana
third
FOURTH RAcE-Handicap: $500 added. One and one
sixteenth miles
r. D. Boards b. h. Dutch Skater. by
Dutch Roller-Leora. aged. los 10. l,
W che TITO, eh h Our Johnny : lbs los a., es
william Jenningss CHI. C. sailor King. q
lib James az ~
a drive by head three lengths between second
third.
FIFTH RACE-For two-year-oids: $500 added; selling
Five furiongs
Roger. Roses b. C. cornorant by
Phpn1-Glsn Hop. Io7 d.. (MaheDi IL out
T. F. Barrett Co.'S ch c. KIkwood . .
b Feeney's ch & Ninety Cents. lo4....:
Iepida 100 observation-disclosures. -. 10 Connor) 1O-l 81
Ren Blue. 1o7 (car 100 tDoggetp IL -
Spurs los ...................T thompson ID -
Time 02.
Won in drive by neck length between second
and third.
SIXTH RACE-Handicap: 500 added. One and haf
miles hurdles.
G. vanderveers b h. Marshall. by volti-
geur-Hard To Tell aged. l53 m 8.
r n a T Hitchccck's ch. <. Rheinstrom. =.
4it3......................... .Gohnson)2 Ii Is
NJ KNarney's h. h. Brown Red aged. i+2
Beaufort, s. r.s.... . CanSfIT,oo % IA
Tme-25l4
Won IN drive by length and a half neck between
second and third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
BASE HITS.

Rain caused the postponement OF the games
scheduled at Cincinnati. Chicago and Philadeiphia
yesterday.
Cleveland and Baltimore have lost the same
number Of games. Chicago and New-fork nave
done the san,s thing whom IL comes TO losing
esmes. while the Pittsburg and Phiadelpnia Teams
nave lost forty-four games each.
M-Four and a half innings constitutes a game
providing the team which has four fuli INNINGS
- IT. credit u In the lead at the time the game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
on TRACK AND FIELD.

The club standing to date OF the members OF the
Now West Side Athletic Club. as determined by
the monthly games held in May, June and July IS
as follows: James F. Donohue. Il points; NJ. j.
Cregan Il; H. Obertubessing. 1871; John j. Dono-
Peterson 10; J Herty 10: 4. Holm. S; NJ Regain.
s To the competition and the interest melted by
these monthly games the members lscrlne IN par
urday The games for the current month VIII take
place on Sunday. August "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

Al WIkesbarre- wikesbarre. 4; Montreal
~ iancsster--I-,ncsster, 3; Richmond. l.
a, Psterson-Paterson. g. Newark. ;.
Al Notwithstanding 6; Hartford. J.
A. Orawa-Ottawa. 3: Provdene-, j;
Al Newcastle Newcastle. J; Ioiedo' w.
~ DayiOn-Dayton. ]; Fort Nhyn.
Al Kansas City--Ksnsns CITY. 2; columbus i,o,, 4,
~ 81 Joseph-First game: 81 Joseph o. De''S''' .
second game Detroit. q ~. Joseph u
~ minneapolis Milwaukee q; Minneapolis D.
=. -. Paul-st Paul. 3. Indianapolis.
a. ArouEn--Auburn. IA; Oswego. l.
a. t,ycns-Lyons II; Rome. \ - $500,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
PITTsR1RG. 4: WASHINGTON. l.

Pttsburg. Aug. 3.-H,s by Wrigley and Farreli
shyed the Washing,ons another shut-out The sen
s,os hits were made in the nth and sixth innings
time Ran stunned the second game In the frst
inning TWO games tomorrow. Attendance. S"U
Score:
II. II.
pT.tu,seurg .........l /
Batteries Homer md Bogerman; weighing and Farrell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
. 50 &c Murphy. 10 to 1 Coupled.

second Pat Murphy 50 &C. Murphy 10 to Coupled.
third. TIme-1:2i+. z.,, =. ,c
Fifth race Zone and one-sxteenth me)-schiler Do &c
Clay TO s. won: Basquil 100 Lines. 70 and 10
g. second Joe o So 03 Booker. 30 10 third Time
i.5s. -, ,,.,,,
Sixth race selling one mle)-Rebel Jack s5 tsouhard,
3 TO won: FoncNe lO4 (Boss). 10 and even sec
ond. Helen H. Gardner Lines. even third Time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
FIRST GAME


1.-TWO out winning nun scored
:, rou,s ............O
BROOKLYN ....................l U = y y
Earned rins-Brcoklyn. Two-hase hi,s-Johes5 IA,
re- Three base hits Dowd. Grimm; iailnan NJ n3
slcbe- Clements Double Shnd!e. feIn's.r az
,..,... sehsckarf and Grim Sudhon Quinn and TUCK
ssse on BARS on Yeager 6. Passed baI-Cieinen,S
s.r,ck ou-By Yeagcr 8 VIA pitch ~
a. bi,s-Taylor shecksrd. Time Of game-i''o' iii
.ires-O Day and Mcdonald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
pOrO AT NARRAGANSETT PIER.

Narragansett Pier. Aug. 3-The Point judith
Country Club polo tournament was continued to-
Az the nlay being for the Narragansett cups be-
tween the Myopas OF Hamilton. Mass, and the
Westchesters OF New-York. The Myopias won In
the fourth period score. l0S. TO s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-04
POLO.
SOUTHERN NEW -ENGLAND POLO LEAGUE

bridgeport Conn Aug. 3-The summer meeting
OF the Southern New England Polo League was
held IN this city to-day. There was full attend
ance. every city in the league being represented.
The most important matter TO come up was the
prorosed consolidation with the New England
league teams This did not meet with favor the
New Haven delegates alone supporting IL.
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LOUISVILLE. 2: BOSTON. /.

louisville. Aug. with the score 10 IN the
Coonels' favor steady rain began falling at tho
end o. the seventh inning. After the customary
walt Umpire Ganney called the game Inc I0iotcls
!nAaa aid some fast work. Attendance 1000. The
score =, -
louisville ..................O 0 Q %
Boston .-.................-.+o " v v ~ " .
Bateries-Downg and kittrdge; WINE ana berseh-
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ppoGPAuuE OF SPORTS TO-DAY

RACING-Brighton Beach. 2:3o p M
Saratoga. 100 p. m. .,.ou,,, tn
LAWN TENNIS-Hotel Wentworth III
,,a,ion tournament Newcastle, \. II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. against beH'ioh''
Prospect Park IL a. m. 1o.,,,.ooa
ROXING -McGovern- Munroe. 1ree""'0u
Athletic Club. Brooklyn
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ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB MEETING.

At the meeting OF the Atlantic Yacht Club yester
day II was proposed by General Thomas l.. Watson
that the Commodore appoint FIVE members OF the
club to consider report the Board OF Trustees
the most feasible plans for the Improvement OF the
ditions had to be dealt with. The grounds are
covered with sand. which is frequently shifted BY
the wind and blown away, and the plap presented
is to fiji the whole premises with heavy clay 70 the
necessary level and then cover with good mould OF
which TO grow grass.
BENJAMIN Morris Whitlock elected vice-com
modore in the place OF J. Herbert Ballen'ine who
has resigned.
1t has decided that the club feet Will cruise
10 Shelter Island in the usual way, except that
there will be daily runs rom port 10 port
and there will he o prizes. The fleet Will rendet-
yous AT the harbor OF the Larchmont Yacht club,
August l2. and the start will ne made the next
day.
the crews will be the guests OF General Watson.
on the following day the yachtsmen VIII start Ior
New London. where a ball will be given In their
honor. After arrival at Shelter Island the meet
will dishand .
II Is said that Fleet Captain Thomas l.. Watson
will issue invitations 20 various yacht-owners sno
clubs and II is probable that large number OF
yachtsmen whose clubs are not cruising this year
will join the Atlantic cruise.
Preparations are In progress for the clubs Labor
Day regattas.
In the morning there VIII b. a for working
boats and the course will be luadrangular. around
as large previous occasions. and $50 will be
given in each class Clarnmers oyster boats and
all other craft engaged I'm business may contest
In the afternoon there viii be the races for the
cups presented by Commodore Frederick T. Adams.
They will be sailed for by sloops cutters and
yawls in class. and by the catboats in another.
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TIVE RECORDS.
,DooxIvv BREAKS EVEN AT ST. LOUIS

BROWNS rRoUNcE TROLLEY DoDGERs IN fi'N'-
GAME AND ARD BEATEN IN THE SECOND
:, Louis Aug 3.-The St Louis ana h'ooh hn
seams broke even In their dou6ie-heaau ,lI,ent an
re- Erowns won the first game by Dtl!lIa5 ~,
ne al ne ninth inning The second went 70 biV So
iyn nv the locals loose fielding A''enu""0'' 1'
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The eekiy smoker and vaudeville performance
OF the Knckerbocker Athletic club Will take place
at o clock this evening. In the club theatre