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RESULTS ON OTHER TRACKS.
At Chicago.

CHICAGO. Sept. 49, Harlem opened for two
weeks meeting to-day but the sport was
marred by heavy holding track. summary:
First Race-One Underwater Lou, 1OT tNitchelN
6o 2, won Bishop Reed. 100 DuGan), II to /. rec.
ond: Goodrich loI II. Burns, o to l. third. Time,
l:4p4.
second Race-Forr and one-haE fnriongs-Avcns.
tnke. 100 WINFIELD II to ,, won; GGSsie Fay, too
Dominickl. TO J. second; Cppron, 1903 Hamilton.
Az to |. third Time, u:5H.
Third tace-Seven furlouGG-Sam Lazarus, Esq,
lO3 (DomiriCk). 7 tn >. won; Sea Lion, lOb Burns,
TO second; Newsgntherrr, III Van DuSerl. to
/. third. Tine 32A
Fourth RAce-SX furlonGs-Harry Thoburn lot
PASSENGER, to l. won: MONTGOMERY, 100 T..
BurnO. 8to 10. second; Mocorto III Blosy. IL t.
/, third. Time. l:lS%.
Fifth Race-One mile and twenty yGrds-Anuo.
wan. 1903 NittoH. ! to |, won; Blue l 'ok. lOS
Click, 8 to ], second; Lillian Reed lo5 B,llnl.
~ to l. third. Time, 1917
sixtI Race-siN furiongs-Little Jack Horner. I 90
MacJoynt, ~ to won Jim Gore H., lo+ Vititoe,
VITO 2. second Herinoso. lOl Rose. t. ?. third.
Time, :2Nla.
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Athlctlc nowlins Lenrno Eleet. omcers.

meeting OF the Athletic Bowling I.engue
was held at the Aston House Yesterday after
noon TO make preliminary arrangements for
the coming season. The eight clubs in the
league were represented by the following
delegates:
j. 8. Newk rk and W. u. Scudder Jersey City Clubs
F. j. Pope. Elizabeth Club; lTcd NiImlr, New lulkA
C.: Frank 4. Catis, North End Clun. H. Z. Thomson
Mont'lar Club. e ]. Ealrnbcck. ColunlbiA Club: e.
+. Meyer Hnd Finer wood. kosevilc A. A.. j. g.
Townley, KnickerboCker A. {.
The session was entirely harmonious and the
delegates espresso optimistic Vows regarding
the forthcoming tournament. The feeling
AZ satisfaction extended to the rules and no
change was made in those in force last season
All the cIuns that competed in last years series
remain members OF the league. and as no new
clubs were elected. the schedule will again be
made on the basis ri eight teams,
Tho following officers were elected unani-
mOusly;
President J. 8. Newkirk. Jerscv City Club: Secre-
tAIy.Treasurcr A. IL. Chamberlain, Jersey City Club.
Executive Committee. w. T.. S'udd"r. Jersey city
Club; F. 4. CGdIz. North End Cub. and Fred Vmar
New York A. G.
W. + Scudder. the Chairman o. the Execu-
tive Committee. was instructed TO draft
schedule to be submitted for approval at a
meeting to be held in about a month. Prosi-
dent hewkirk requested that the schedule be
prepared on new lines. without reference To
the arrangement OF previous years. II Is not
expected that the first game will be rolled until
after Thanksgiving Day.
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AS In the first match the Elizabeth Town and
Country Club won its return match on Satur-
day with the Forest Hill Golf Club The match
was over the Forest Hill links The score:

There was plenty OF Golflng at the public
links At Sunset Park south Brook Ign. ycster-
is bringing OCT the hers Of the sunset Park
Golf Club and residents Of the borough. who
play the Game most thoroughly. Yesterday
Ign began the improvement ~ the links. cutting
away the long grass and fixing IN tho sporty
little course, preparatory. twas said. to laying
out larger links
Yesterday began with a match play In tho
A. Adams PLAYED an eighteen n hole match. no
handicans Mitchell won out on the last two
holes. Then followed a foursome between
Robert Balmain and William H. Smith and G..
J. Basil and William duncan. Jr. Balman and
Smith won ny 2 up. Then followed the Week
ly Handicap Of tho Sunset Park Golf Club.
The winner turned NJ in h. Kichner. with IL.
benedict us the runner up. The summary:
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Baseball Notes.

DETROIT Sept. ls.-JAck Comm. Dctrots star
pitcher. has been sold to Cincinnati. He won twenty
six OF ths thirty nine games pitched by him during
the season. he reported at Baltimore.
PRINCETON. Sept. IL. Thomas Cloner. Manager Of
the Princeton University Baseball Association an
nounced to that Arthur r. Hildebrand had been
elected Captain OF the ba'ebal team for the ensuing
year IL succeed Ere ierick KRfer. resigned.
The Brooklyn club has purchased the release of
Inheldcr Mrtgley from the Syracuse Club. He has
tecn playing illegally with the New forks, but
President Powers not ned Manager HOey yesterday
that he not entitled to the PLAYERS services.
Wrlgley will report to the BrooAlyn Club probably
to morrow. Catcher SteeImAn. who 10 with the
Louisvilles, Is also the property OF the Syracuse
Club He cannot remain with Louisville unless
that Club buys his release. 1t is understood that
Brooklyn paid SOD fer WriEley.
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POLO.
Present Championship Plans-Juniors NJ
NockRwhy.

RockRway.
Plav for the polo championship and the w,
W Aston gold vase. while the matches SEIZED.
ued for yesterday and to-day TT Prospect Park
are of. may still be fought for by n special
match on Saturday. The drawings would have
brought tho Wcstchestcr and Myopia teams
out yesterday and the Devon and Meadow
brook teams together to-day. but tho first
hitch 70 cancel these arrangements was that
neither Devon nor Myopia could positively come
on. This. however. left in +. i, Kcens. John +.
Cowdn. j. NJ. Jr.. and Lawrence Waterbury. to
play for Westchester on next Saturday against
MeadowbrOok: W. C. Eustis, II. L. Whitney,
&. &. Baldwin and BENJAMIN Sicoll But now
there ~ a prospect that this Nan will DO shat
tered, unless Mea lowhrook Will put two sub
stitutes on its team 10 Hi the places Of II. Z.
hitney and W. {. EuStiS. who are closely ra-
lated respectively TO the late Cornelius Nander-
bit and ior mrr Am 1ndor James Is, Eustis.
not to play. definite announcement will be
made tomorrow, regarding Meadowbrook'S
plans. The championship polo games are
always n great public attraction ana the Polo
Association Will do its best 20 bring out two
representative teams.
On saturday the ilrSt match tor the Junior
Polo CUP. the gut OF william 4, Hazard. was
played on the grounds Of the Rockaway Hunt
ing Club. Playin. without handicaps the
team made NJ OF Montague La MQntagne.
Courtlnnlt r, Dixon, Jr.. ana Oakley Nandar-
pocl won from Mrpn"rSon Kennedy. Jr.. D.
Chaunc-y. Jr,, amt l.. loss. by 9. To- 4 goals
noon and the finals on Friday between the
winners OF saturday and to-day. The teams
are made up Of boys under 81 years. all OF
whom live in the Immediate neiRhborhood OF
Junior teams play from the other clubs in the
Polo Association
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GLEN COVE. Sept. 1S.-An interesting four
hill match, at thirty-six holes. between II. W.
re sepf a ana We tv nS ond t. ktGsen "t
the professional Walter +. Stoddard OF the
Nassau County Cub. was plnyed over tho links
round the following were the scores: Beebe.
l12: Rigden. 80: HOPKINS. 1O1. and Stoddard.
81. The Garden City representatives were
then up.
The cnrda for the afternoon round we're:
Becbc. ~; RtdGen. ~: HOPKINS. lOl. and
9 up. making 3 to their good Tor the match.
Rigdcn's card Of 81 for the afternoon round
called for strong. golf which was watched by
good-size gallery. The return match will be
played soon,
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Among the visitors who patronized the pad
dock and clubhouse OF tho Brooklyn Jockey
Club at Gravesend yesterday. one Of the con-
spicuous figures was Richard Croker. The
Tammnny chief signnIized his visit by making
some further Investments in thoroughbred
stock From David Gideon he purchased at n
private figure the two-year old chestnut filly
Media. by His Highness-Nelly BLY,. and later
on he paid $l5OO to John L. MADDEN for
His Highness-Carri c. and therefore u full
sister to last years crack youngster. Jean
Beraud.
Other sales effected by private treaty during
tho afternoon were those OF Bannock burn and
Fly by sight transferred from Pat Dunno 10
Barney Schneider.
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At Fort Erie.

BUFFALO. Sept. 1S,-Favoritrs and second
choices divided the races to-day. Track ia st
Summary:
First Racc-one mile-Faunette, '02 CForehand> 3to
!, won: Freak. "S w. Wond' . 10 l., second: Wen,
lock. 10 IL. Thompson , 10 /. third. Time I:IIt$
Second RAce-tiye.e ighths or mile-Fairy Dell
los McQuadei to 10, wan: Sauce Boat LOO
(MasonD. 10 10 l. second: Miss Hudson, V5 ID. Jones'
IL 10 ]. third. Time. :O24,
Third Race-one mile-FlTinR Bess, 100 lMcQuad.l },
to b. won Ennomia, 100 (SoIgoTl. u to !, second
Arguebus. 100 f. James,. to !, third. Time.
l!4U4.
Fourth Raco-SiI and half turlonvs The Light,
~ Nv shaw 10 10 r, won; Curnals, lOa Fore,
hArdl u TO 3, second; Bloodi ound. 30 Castro. 30
TO l. third. Time, l:2DA.
Fith Rsce-Fiye.eighths Of mile-Jens loa
4 10 S, Ierond Marie Orendorf lO3 Mason to
/, third. Time 1909.
sixth Raco-One mile-Salle LANAI H2 Fore.
handD 2 TO and even, won; Branch. 100 u. Mar.
tin. q to and to |. srcond: Wmdward, ~ W.
shaw. third. Time, l:42t. Bell Punch. 1903 ne.
James, flushed frat. bu: sdlsqualincdf for foul
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BROOKLYNS' LUCKY DRAW.
HEATT BdTTING PRETESTs CIICAGO
FROM BEATING THEN.

louisville Defeats Philadelphia and Boston
Breaks Even With PittsburE-Bai tim ore
Outpoints Cincinnnti-Cleveland Wins In
Ten Innings. Then Drops second Game.
By virtue Of a drawn battle with the Chi
caGos yesterday. the Brooklyns were able to
increase their lead to ~ points, as the Phil
adelphins were outplayed by the Louisvllles
Boston broke even with the PittsburGs on a
double-header and Baltimore won from Gin
clnnati. Cleveand's tail-enders won their
twentieth victory Of the season. q ten-nning
contest with the Washngtons. who then turned
around and captured tho second contest quite
easily. The results:
Brooklyn. 10: Chicago. 10.
louisville. a. Philadelphia. I.
PittsburE. :. Boston. D. First gamc.)
Boston. IL; Pt,sbure. I. Second gAmeJ
Baltimore, 81 Cincinnati. =.
Cleveland. 8; Washington, !. First gameA
Washington, g; Cleveland. =. Second gamcD
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Horsemen at Gravesend track yesterday
were Grieved TO learn OF the unexpected death
OF Thomas Croft, which occurred on Saturday,
at his home. rs South Portland avenue. Brook
lyn. Mr. Croft had succeeded the late Charles
Victor sass as racing secretary OF the Brighton
identified with the management OF Monmouth
Park in it's paImy days. He was highly cs-
termed by owners. trainers and patrons of
racing. and enjoyed a widespread reputation
as hard working and progressive promoter
Of the sport. Mr.. Croft was at Gravesend In
Thursday and his untimely death was severe
blow 10 his many friends.
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JEFFERSON. n. H.. Sept. 1S.-The first days
play in the f,Jur-h golf match between A. H.
Eindlay, and A. H. Fem against Horace and
first nameh partners The day was a perfect
one for sport and a galleryof 300 or more IN en-
hers and visitors OF the Waumbek Golf Club
IN rine condition. OF the winners. Findlay's
game was superior and new course record Of
II stands to his credit for tho day
Neither OF the Rawlins brothers was up to
his game. being 5 down on the morning
round Of the Il holes and down on the after
noon half. The summary for tho day follows:
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BALTIMORE, 3; crHcrNw,u =.

BALr:MoRE. Sept. 18th, Dl't,mores defeated tho
T. 'ds to-day In wcllplayed and interesting con.
test Mcun ty was inyinclblo after the hrst inning
and Frlsk unhltabe uutii the eighth and ninth.
whoa the locals gathered IN three runs and the
game. 1t il impossible To md out who % men are
Of thIS city who Interested III the new league.
asked about IT to-day, Manager McGraw Of the
Orioles sAidi II do not know who the parties are
that are supposed t. represent Baltimore in the
hague. but what do wish " state this; tina. am
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Denth of the Noted Morse Ironnois.

Desratches from Nashville announce tho
death. on sept II. OF tho noted horse lroQuois,
head OF the Belle Meade breeding stud. Iro-
year-old by capturing the English Derby, n
feat vet TO be dupl Heated by an American bred
race horse. He also won abroad the Prince OF
Wales stakes. the Doncaster st. Leger and the
Great Champion Stakes. Iroquos died OF kid
ney trou Die after a career Of twenty.One years
He leaves a long family OF crack performers to
perpStuate his fume.
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Kid Mccoy and Steve O'Donnell are to meet in .
twenty Ave round bout tonight al the Broadway C,
Oscar Gardner said yesterday to THE suS reporter:
Il am not sure that Terry McGoyern will ever night
me. To show my doubts will wager $500 to 500
that he does not make the match. ! Am satisfied to
wait until January II he will sign articles now"
S. J. New York.--They met in y siE.round bout At
the Madison Square Garden aud the result was a
draw.
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baseball Games To-Day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
st. Louis. at New York; Chicago. at Braoklvn:
Pittsburg. At boston; LOUISVILLE, ut Philadelphia:
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In no way whatever connected with the new league,
nor have any idea Of Joining It," The score;
ont whom winning run was rcorcl.
Baltimore
Cincinnati

baltimore ...............O u u q o u Ia
cincinnati. ...............2 U u u u o.
First base on crror-t iucinnati. Left ON bases
baltimore, q; Clncinna 2. Struck out BY Nc.
ginity, ~ by friHE. .. Three.bA-o hits-Cravford.
Elberfeld. Two. base hits--Beckley DrmOnt. Sacri.
nee hit-Barrett. Stolen bases Smith, LaChAnce.
nonlle plays-Shecknrd and smith: IaChance and
Demunt. ~. Hit by ptch,r-By MCGinity I; by
Ersk. !. Passed bsll-Pietz, Umptr-s-snydcr and
M.iarr Attendance. l.3dv Time, hour and 20
minutes
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Cycler CordanR Beats tho Worlds Record
for Twcnty-four Hours.
FSteiGi Cdbi, ptIpd'eh 10 THE sax.

THE HAGUE, Sert l6.-NNtleu Cordang. tho
Dutch cycist. has beaten the worlds record
for twenty four hours. lie rode $40 miles and
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Three base hits. Kelley. Casey. Mcclure. Chance
Sacrifice hits-Keeler. Magoon. stolen hascs-Ien-
on errors Brooklyn 6; Chicago, /. First base on
6alls-of Kennedy. ~ OF Dnnn, l. OF Griffith. l.
p.tcher-By griffith: 2 Base hit;-oG Kennedy, 7 in
Casey. Parsed hall-McCiuirc. Left oil bases
BROOKLYN, q: Chicago. y. Time. hours and 20
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Washington ..........u o u I o.
Cleveland .............O I u U % D l l-5
First base on Washington. !; Cleveland, I.
LIEF, OH Decentralization. II; Cleveland, It. First
base on balls-o6 Msgee. 3, on Harper, L. Struck
out-By Magce =; by Harper. !. Rome run-Dun.
can. Three. base ht-Hemphill. Twobaso hits
Freeman. DDwd. Sacrifice hh-Sugden. stolen
ley. Double play-lIEvlcy. keu1er. Hit by pitcher
by MaCee. 2; by Harper, 1. tmpirs-Dwyer.
Time hours and minutes:
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PHuApELPHIA. Sept lS.-The Lo1isyilics all hut
shut the PhIladclphias out to-day. The only run
tho locals scored an error by tlnGman in the
eighth whom two III were out. The Philadelphia
failed to hit opportunity and were away oil on their
throwing to bases. In the second inning Cross
dropped q thrown ball and three runs were scored
Sfterward with two men out, The score
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cIrvrLANp. .. wAsn1Noros. 4-rlrsr aAMr.

WASniSGToS, Sept ta.-Washington and Cleveland
divided honorr today in two liIossly play ed games
The ExiloS victory was their frst since Aug. 20.
Harper pitched good ball for the visitors. McAls-
ter Was hurt in the ievcnth inning, when Freeman
made sensational steal home from third. Attend.
anCe 1 Thp
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Two base hit-Iong. Home runs o Brcn, vii.
lams sarrihce hits-McCarthy, Collins, Lowe.
Irisbe. Stolen bases-Frshie. Donovan. First ba SO
balls-Or Lewis. 3: on Gray. 3. Balk-Crray.
First base on error-Bost0n. Struck ont-By evils
2. Double play-Lowe aud Tenncy. empires
o'Day and Mcdonald Time-l hour 90 minutes.
AtteudAnce-2.OoJ.
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Entries for the annual International tourna-
ment OF the Westb,ook Colt Club close this
evening with II. Is. Hollins. the Secretary. al
East Islip. except for tho handicap. which
closes on Thursday evening
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Pr1rsnuRG. I; BOSTON. 5.-rInsr GAME.

BosToN. Sept. Is Boston and Piu.bnrG broke
even in the double header to-day. Pittshurg won
tthe first game by hitting Lewis hard n the NINTH
when they scored fonr runs. Boston knocked Hod err
out OF the box in the second game and hit Chescbro
who succeedet him. almost as hard. The sco.e:
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Two.base hit-willis. Thrc' -rAse hit .-stlhl. Ten
ney. Home run = Long. First base on halIs--OT
Willis ?; of Hotter, 3; of Chesebrp. |. First base
on errors-Boston. !; Pittsbmrr, |. Left on hcsrs-
boston. q Pittsbnrg, 4 STRUCK ont-By Wiii.,, q
pitched bal-By Willis, /. Timc-l hour and ~
minutes. Impircs-U'pay and Mcdonald. Attend
a -
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AsHrxcrox. =; CLEVELAND. s-sKcosp oAvK.

First base on errors-wAshington. 2; Cleveland. /.
Left on Observation-Disclosures. =; cleveland. .. First
base on balls on Dineen. 8: off lIunrhsy.2 2. Struck
oIt-By Dineen; .: by hughcy. 5. Home runs
Freeman, IocKhcad. Tvo.hnse hits-Hemphill.
o'Br,sn. Sacrifice hits D)wd. oBrien, Stolen
bases NJ "Munus Barr, + eeman 60 Double PLAYS
barry an McGann ca Wild ptches-Hrghey. e..
Passed ball-McAllster. Umpirc-Dwyer. Time
| hour IS minutes,
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GOLF.
Play ON the Links at Ardsley md Else

Fourteen started in tho special handicap cup
competition yesterday for women at tho Ards
ley Club. but only six returned cards The
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The survivors after the first week OF play for
the fall cham piunsh D at the Harbor Hill Colt
Club are G.. f.. Armstrong. Percy Il. King j. A.
Janin. Jr.. and 1. b. Cooke.
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+BAtted Tor HotckeI IN the ninth inning.
- a:ted for Bernhard in the ninth inning.
-Croas hit by batted ball.
Twobase hits-Phlippi 2. Cllngman q Left on
bAses-EouiHyille. Il: Pnilainph q, 4. struck out
Steelman. Wa<ner Bernhard Double plays-Clln..
man Richie and Kelley. Chiles and Ger keel. First
base error,-I orlsyie. =: Philadelphia. .. First
base on bHlls-Hoy, Thomas (2I Cross. Douglass.
Empires Swartwood and smith, 1ims-2 hours.
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The tournament for the individual cham
pionship Of the. North Jersey Shore Golf
In the semi-fnals Jasper Lynch. Deal Beach
Golf Club. beat II. b. Billings. Norwood Field
Club 4 up and 3 to play. and Alfred Nathan.
Hollywood Golf Club. was beaten by Mortimer
NJ. Singer. Laurence llarbor Country. Club. =
up and to play. In the afternoon the finals
mer NJ. singer n large and enthusiastic gal
lery following the players. At the end of the
first round Lynch was down TO Singer and
Ivy steady playing Singer finally beat Lynch 2
up and ! to go. The winner was presented
with beautiful diamond medal by Col. George
b NJ HnrHeY The scores Woo;
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Mrs. +. Il. ShattucE OF Philadelphia is the
winner of the seasons cup. having 2i points.
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CAPE MAY. Sept; 1S,-The concluding .woman's
tournament on the links OF the Cape May Golf
Club was played this afternoon and scores
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Baseball, Washington Park, To-day, $3.50
7. M. Brooklyn vs.. Chicago Adm. soc. and 26c Adv.
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On the new links at the Tuxedo Club on Sat-
urday tho home players won the match with
Poweton Club on the point system. by .
counts The scorp:
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Kennaday, in his round with Smith. made the
new record for the links Of 80 In the after
noon Kennndny and Reid Mayed n four-hnll
match with baldwin and smith. the visitors
being beaten q up and j TO play.
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Smith. Adam and Duncan also competed but
failed to turn in their cards.
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The six to hand In tcorcs VIII GuaIify Tor
match play for still another cup, Tor which the
rounds will be decided during the week at the
convenience OF the women. The match play
cup Is played for In May aud September OF each
year and is now held by Mrs. A. Dewitt
Cochrane.
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Saturday g match Mt the Montclair Golf Club
with the visiting team from tho Litchned Golf
Club. won by the home PLAYERS. made the
yesterday morning the teams played an o. oh
tren-hoe match us the rubber which In a
Montclnir players. The score yesterday was:
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BOSTON, IL; Pr1rsprno. 4.-sEcoSp oAuE.

Totals IN "a 3
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-17
unlucky 5dke Celegrdfr1.
Man Who Wanted Excitement Obtained it and Narrow y
Escaped Serious Trouble Amusing Story of Incident
That Occurred When Sioux We're in Arms
On Pine Ridge Agency.
By CAPTAIN BRADY, JR., U. S. A.

By CAPTAIN BRADY, JR., U. S. A.
In December, 1890. the Sioux Indians
again broke loose from their reserva-
ton at Pine Ridge and all of the avail
able men of the pitifully small but
gallant United States army were hur-
riedly rushed northward to give them
smash that would be convincing and
lasting. There was the Seventh cav
airy, Clusters old command, the Sixth
and Ninth cavalry, the First, Second
and Seventeenth infantry, the late Ia
mented and gallant Capron'S flying
battery of artillery, besides others. The
campaign was short, sharp, brilliant
and decisive. The Indians were lam
baSted into Semblance OF order, and
that personification of deviltry, Sitting
Bull, given his transportation to the
happy hunting grounds.
My regiment, the Eighteenth infan-
try, was too far away to go. and be-
sides, the Rio Grande frontier, with
Senior Cara and his band prowling
around loose. could not be left unpro-
tected.
During all these trying times, my
telegraph office at Fort Clark was ma
turally the center of interest, and had
made an arrangement with the chief
operator in San Antonio to send me
bulletins of any important news. I al
ways made two copies, posting one on
the bulletin board in front of my office
and delivering the other to the colonel
in person.
Soldiers are very loquacious as rule
Go into squad room at any time the
men are off duty, and you can hear a
discussion on almost any old subject