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New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
COMMERCE. CoMMISsfOyS INQUIRY.

puTalo July 29-Nearly dozen men VINO are
Interested in the trafic OF the Erie Canal were
nresent when the New-York Commerce Commission
resumed It's inquiry this morning Secretary COOK
~ the Western Elevatng Company was expected
70 resume his testimony and give the amount OK
money distributed among the various elevators III
the pool The figures were not ready, SoweVer' OUT
viii be forwarded TO the Commission or presented AT
n future meeting. George Raymond. the owner OF
TWO transfer towers said his elevator mad hited
100 Og) bushels Of grain far this year In 1917 u
elevated 6J0OO00 bushels. lie believed tnere was
no chance 10 use his second tower this year. De-
cause the elevator pool elevated canal grain free OF
charge and charged only one-haf cent bushei for
rail grain He believed II the canal was closed the
elevator property would be practically value
less Frank 3. Baird a manufacturer or iron' ex-
plained that the canal was advantageous TO fhe
iron trade and said tnat II the canal boats fould
be enlarged 20 as 20 double the tonnage oi the
boats the bulk OF the pig iron and export manu-
factured iron would unquestiOnabiy go by the canal
route He expressed himself unquestionably IN
favor OF spending more money on the canal 10
aba ndon the canal would 70 an extent cripple Bur
falo but this city would suffer less tnan the rest
OF the State as IL would have an outlet BY the Wei
land Canal. Canada having offered bounty of " q
ton on pig iron. which would make II great conn
petitOr In the iron trade.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
RODE A MILE IN lbs.
MpUFF1E MAKES a QUARTER IN 2os-oTlER
RACES IN NEW BEDFORD


Sey-Bedford Mass. July S-"Eddie' McDuHe
broke the worlds record here to-day. riding mile
in los McDufie rode chainless wheel
MoDufree rode beautifully He followed his pacing
machine closely. except the final turn for the
honestretch when the machine seemed 10 et ou'
suddenly and left him some four or FIVE feet behnd
but the plucky rider put on great burst OF spStu
and caught up quickly When he crossed the nne
he was riding IKE cIockwOrk All during the roe
McIJurfee rode within foot or closer OF MS PAGER
which was the best seen on any track
The first quarter was made In O:2 The secohu
quarter was trihe faster G:2Z while the thitd W.
in O:2OA The rider could not quite hold thls
terrific pace and In the last quarter droppen "
O.22a but he had clipped three seconds ana lrac-
ton from the former record. The conditions were
u.rfect The motor cyc.e was admirably hailuIeo- -
This was tie second trial for McDunee. VINO, ~
an earlier attempt made the mile In l3l nat equa'-
ling Elkes's time. - ,...s,,rg
Summary;
Half mile open-won by Archie Rawns. New Bedford
Tme-l221. ....... tr,ra
r-Won by Hurd T1me-ii 30. ,,...
one mile handlcap-won by f. l. Hammond Ms,.s &
porett 80 yards). II. Dickerman. Wsterbury eo''
saO vardsl second Time-2.la VII,
one mile ? so ciass-won by W. A Hurd IT. i'"'
242h. -,. 81, u.,sno,s.., In
an attempt amateur track record 9i I'"i he" ~
Mile bv McDuMee. paced by his motor csce i'"'
l.2 - trsrr, sx,,t and Archie
psuune ~ Kew Bedford. Won by swift Inn" -iV'i''
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co,rvRJrs FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.

Albany. July CIV. f. Mitchell manager o' 'ne
columbia University Football Association has com
pleted a schedule Of games. and has issued d can
10 forty candidates for the eleven. TO me- I'm
-, ,,,,-,o,. tTtu Hotel on "Wednesday. September O.
Ne has secured c. Foster Sanford as coaeh ana
the grounds for fall practice will be at Marsaret
VILE in the Catskll Mountains where 'ney wiz
have the Ackerly House as quarters from oep.enl
ber to September &. when they return 70
York In New-York they wiz De s,su. 49,. rita
- 80, 80. ha,ghts overlooking Manhattan FieId.
rh.rs will be forty men at Margnretville ten OF
whom weigh over two hundred and ten POUNDS
each. and OF this number twenty-five WIN % w .,
tained in the house In New-fork, ihs hsn,amb4r 3
-. 49, and complets is follows; SeptTythoel -,
Rutgers at New -Brunswick october yorE. r Oc.
aihsnv- October a. Princeton AZ re" .n.- SS
,nhsr n All California al New-l ork' g.too Sa a.
Amherst az New-York NoyembsIr I :: VAN Flee
,ion Day, November II. West POINT AT NJ
Point: November Is, Dartmouth az o.srnher 20
ysnahsr q Annapolis at Annapolis ,Noneih0S'
fThankssving Dsy). Carlisle at New-fofh
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CYCLING.
PIERCE CAPTURES THE ONE HUNDRED
MILE MOTOR PACED RACE.
MANY BREAKDOwNs AND NOT MUCH INTEREST
A RACE FOR FIFTY MILES. AND THEN
rn1 rF1,I. PRncESSION-CHEAP


A RACE FOR FIFTY MILES. AND THEN
poLEFUL PROFESSIONALISM
sENsATIoNALIsM
As a contest Of endurance the one hundred mile
race at the Manhattan Beach track yesterday
might be called more less Of success As sport
Il was a travesty a mockery and farce. lneie
were four competitors. and for the nrst hah Oh .e
distance there contest between TWO OF VI"
four Then one Of the two went TO pieces h,''
the remainder OF the contest was a processen- be
tween $500 and 1900 people were present. but many
left before the race over. and some OF those
who did not leave went TO sleep.
The contestants were Ekes. Waller, Pierce ana
Miller the last three veteran six day riders Elkes
once started in a six day race. but he showed an
aptitude for middle distance paced racing ana he
has followed that of game ever since for Al''
miles the struggle between Elkes and Pierce was
an interesting one. Elkes leading most OF the way
Waller and Miller never In the race i'o'i'
the start. falling far behind soon after the crack
of the pistol
At the end OF twenty miles Elkes was lea ing
Pierce by a few yards while Miller was mile ana
a quarter behind and Waller was quarter oi
mile behind Miller. At thirty miles Miller was Two
miles behind and Waller three. - fifty seven
miles chain broke on Elkes's pacing machine ahd
an instant later the rider himself left the tracH'
He had found the distance too far for hlnl ine
accident 70 his machine really amounted 10 ho'"-
ing Twice after that Fixes left the track out
returned. and managed 20 beat Miller VINO va
crawling around the track In the most pai", Iii III
fashion As soon as Elkes reached his hmIl ~,
thought OF records was abandoned Pierce sno~ Ss
himself 10 be IN good condition and ne Went Iile
last mile in :55 2-5 Pierce won the race o! InVL
than six miles. while Waller was about thres nl''c 80
ahead OF Ekes who beat Miller by haIt mir .S 81
more Mrs. Miller paraded In 'front.' ol ulyJ
grandstand and she allowet 10 hre the pr,
az the finish Ihe whole thing was more hke a
farcical country circus than IL was IKE sport tP
date Accidents TO the motor pacinS ,, ia,,r
were nlentiful the motor quad alone breaking do"H
four lines Memories of the old six-day ra.es - a.
Madison Square Garden were revived, Wneh % -, ~ I've
announced 10 the spectators at one Time III '.S S
struggle that Waller eccentric because "'
wanted apple pie. -, .t,o fo- IN n
follows.
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An ADVENTURE WITH A PoRPoIsE.

From Forest and Stream.
one afternoon about 3:30 o'clock while fishing for
tarpon | received a terrible blow IN the back OF
me head which threw out OF the boat, INTO me
water and almost stunned me. ! was pulled BACK
nv nv guide into the boat. which was noailng fuH
az water and found lying full length IN II. a por.
noise about nine feet long. which probably weghed
over five hundred pounds. or course THIS Isn never
stuck me or NJ would have broken me 10 pieces
What ma opened was He Jumped hign N tne aIr,
A. rhey frequently do and landed head hrst al ny
feet In the stern Of the boat knocking no.g
;hrough the ceiling and bottom or the boat, aha
t.s, bt,psef THE blow received was caused
he bis bodv falling upon me- .he neareht rVwDoass
xas severaI hundred yards on. and. as We iearet
,be porpoise might recover al any nolu."a -. anA
mash the boat TO pieces with MS tall my su,ue
ssnti Armeda iried 10 push the porp1ise o'sa t9
Ndsa ~ the boat but was unaDie 10 90 ~ on.ie
- an fsh's weight Rather tnan take tns n cot'se
sncas of what might happen ~ ths Pofpolse Saihs
- $500 ue we're taken out OF the poat We snpte1
70 ~ water and rolled the boat over, Iosink
,,ht,0 ln.o i'm the boat but glad 10 90 SO as ~ ~
every - ner,,ofxe then turned the boat rfent
ss1S u ~ asfsr noated and supported US ana esp
luii Vi ro,scted US from the possibility or being
S.. Si. kv sharks OF which. there are srea, many
w wpitte" 80 IN the pass. have asard INA, insso
~ vn not tackle man, but X II my opinipn
sha, a sherk which can tackle ana s~ai"~ tes
tii.' @ .o,d not hesitate much az a man. uiu ~
Poi ,aktnx any risks ard vas very glad 20 nns
iI, inslde the boat again Very soon aitetwaru
NY '-owhoat came 10 our help, taxing US on Doa.u
a a. rroxing us ashore or course. got no mora
s,rg am thai trio; my neck felt almost broken nta
iii ;hs muscles OF the neck ana back were 'er'ioy
strained and sore
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
SHOOTING.
MORLEY AND WINS TAKE THE PRIZES AT ELK
WOOD PARK.

Long Branch. ~ J.. July 20 (speciaD-Thomas
W Morley OF the Lyndhurst Gun CLUB. ana A l."
Ivins OF the Central Gun Club OF Red Bank won
the prize contests at the Elkwood PARK traps tn's
afternoon The crack from Lyndhurst won the
p-encbnort Handicap. killing 10 birds in 20 IVihs
won special prize after spirited race with
Daniels" At the finish Of the fourth rouhd IN 'ne
shoot of miss and OFT, WINS and Daniels were
,ona Tbev were even at the end OF the thirteenth
~omnd "Dsniels'' missed his fourteenth ana ,d tNns
scored kill" winning the prize r w MV ,,ti,,I
~ Lyndhurst made the run VI the dAS' A'''i"e
forty straight. Summaries;
-, ,,,,. ,o-uor,o-l go yarls,. 10 Morley go
yar!s). g. ,,r,,rl each: Daily z:
Bender. !. , r,.,, 10 each. Daniels 8.
Morley ard Bender did not tnlsn an -. Da,tas 8
Morfey Bender. l. -. 49,. goo
r W Mo-rsv ~ yarisl 2 2 : : : 10
2? 22 2 -. ..,.,.,' . .2O2222 2
w Morford % yardsl ? 2 , 2 : 2 2 o Z ls
.1ianisis.t f,s yaris, / 2 2O22 2 ~ 20 l.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
BOXIA.G.
STEVE. o,DoNNELL DEFEATS BEECH RU>
BILE IN EIGHT ROUNDS AT THE WEST
CHESTER ATHLETIC CLUB.

Beech Ruble OF Hamilton Ohio. aspirant for
heavyweisht honors who came here with record
OF never being defeated. was knocked out In tho
eighth round Of the bout that was scheduled ior
twenty-five rounds at the open air snow OF tho
Westchester Athletic Club. at Tuckahoe' yesterday
II was clock in the evening when the hgnt Do
gan. There about 1000 spectators present
This Is the second boxing contest held at the cinn-
Wban the first fight took place, about month
ago the club had only half the bleachers lea 10 pidase
about ia OG0 people "Dick' Power and Mike"
Dwyer met in the first preliminary Rwysr s. rs
between Luke Burke and Mike" Tuths. IL re-
suited in a draw. cable message was read ~, Lroia ~
the ring that "Pedlar" Palmer sailed from Englsnd
yesterday for New-York. TO meet Terry MO
Cavern at the club on September !.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

st Louis. July 29.-The League leaders from
Brooklyn another victory to-day, but the play
ers from the East had scare in the last inning
which deprived them OF their appetite for dinner
With a lead OF to l, the last inning was started
The only run made by 81. Louis during the game
had been a home drive by Burkett In the sixth
inning. In the final inning Burkett again came 10
the bat. and this time there two men on the
bases. Burkett again banged the ball almost out
OF sight, and three came In. Then Hughes
pulled himself together. and no more runs were
made Most OF the runs scored by Brooklyn were
due McBrides wildness. over eight thousand
snecta tors Witnessed The cnntest. ScOre:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
CARIBBEAN c. c.
pn1nnrpoRr comics. sEEs AND LOSES.

The Bridgeport Club journeyed 10 prospect faiA
yesterday for a game with New-'orA Iu''y "a
,o.t,, ~ return home with victory 10 lis credit
This looked probable after It had disposed OF us
opponents for total Of 81. but then J. L, ROBERTS
cot in his fine work and BY capturnge6 wlcke'S
for 16 runs the victory was secured for MS SIDE
4. H. stratford hit vigorously for 20 not OUT TOT
the winners and appeared 10 be the only ma" a'
-. ,,t,h Tho bowling The score
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amateur J. II. Hunter the victim ot a serious
spill He carried from the track limp and
helpless. but soon regained consciousness. No
bones were broken. although ne was considerably
cut and bruised
In the second heat OF the half mile professional
handicap o. L. Stevens had bad fan just as he
crossed the tape the last lap. He finished sec
ond however. and was able 10 ride In the final
Summaries:
One mile tnovicel-won by John Morris. of Asoury
PARK A. l. Poland OF Bradley Beach. second; w Rush
ton. Asbury Park. third. Time-232h
Half mile. open (amateur)-Won by W. H. Wahren
berger. Sew-York. q. r. Coilett. New Haven second
H. F. Knsel Philadelphia. third. Tme-1:l3.
one mile fpr0fesslOnali-NOn by o. l.. stevens. OF
tumwa; H. y. Freeman. Portland. second; liver Lawson
Chicago. third. Time-2.ilN
Mile open (smateurl-Won BY o. u Coilett. New
Haven Joe" Harrison Ashury Park. second; W. H.
Wahrenberger New-York. third. Time-2iO.
Half mile handicap ,protsssionaip-Won by Hardy
Downing San Jose (45 yards) c. r. Jack. Philadelphia
90 Yards second; Charles Hsdheld Newark go yaras
third Time OF
Two nile handicap (amateur)--Won by TEDDY Good
win: Nev-York 90 yardsl John King. Newark 70
Yards second 7. w RIGHT. Brooklyn tdO yards thru
Time-4:3iA
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
CRICKET IN ENGLAND.

London July 2e.-In the cricket match begun On
Thursday between the Australian and Sussex
teams the Australians declared their innings
closed to-day with 62i runs for four wckets.
Trumper had scored 300 runs and not out.
The Sussex players closed their first innings yes
terday with "a runs. and the Australians at the
close OF play yesterday had scored 5Ss runs for
TWO Wickets down
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
YACHTING.
RACE BETWEEN THE CONSTANCE AND THE
GLENCAIRN III POSTPONED FOR
LACK OF WIND

Dorval que. July 29-i4ack OK wind caused the
postponement Of the second race for the seawan-
haka Challenge Cup between the Constance ana
the Glencairn III TODAY. Scarcely breath OF air
was stirring on Lake 81. Louis when the time fer
a start came, and, although the rules call for
race starting not later than o'cock II was muiu-
ally decided that the time limit should be ex-
tended until 1870 o'clock. At that hour however,
there was almost a dead calm. and the race was
called off for the day. -,
There a large crowd on hand 10 witness mo
race the shores being fined with people and sail
ing Yachts and passenger steamers being out in
large numbers The next race will be on Monday
and Tho course a triangular one. II was stated to-
day that on the last windward beat IN yesterday
race the Glencairn's centrebOard took the ground
on the last starboard tack. swinging her on badly
and causing her 10 lose considerable time
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
WORK ON THE CUP DEFENDER

Bristol r. l.. July &-The workmen on the
Columbia were engaged in bending her sails to-day
and by noon the mansan and the fore s,aysan
were in place. The Defender was launched at
O'clock and the crew at began to bend the
sails The topmast OF the Columbia was run UP
from the inside OF the hollow steel mast az
o'clock and the topmast rigging was set up This
topmast is several feet longer than mat OF me pe-
mense spar. This will make the Columbia readily
distinguishable from the Defender.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
SANTA FE COUNTY SUED.
BIRD s CoLER AND ELvERToN r. cHAPMA"
SEEK TO RECOVER LARGE SUMS
r,r-u- az poNp9

Santa Fe y NJ July % (speciaD.-Bird s. Coier
and FIverton r. Chapman. OF New-fork' tnrougn
their attorneys Wolcott K Wait, and {. W water
man Of Denver. and n b. LaughIln' OF santa :,
eIo1 s,,,t TODAY against the County OF Santa Fe
and the BOARD OF County Commissioners thereof Tor
the sums OF s6 22 and S0SJ6, with interest on the
same being FOR coupons on bonds OF this county
issued in 1891 and 1892 as refunding bonds
The complaint covers 400 printed pages ana se's
out in detail every coupon on which the county mas
de,aulted pavnnen for several years II Is asserted
tha. Tor some years past Board OF County com
misscners has paid no tax FOR the Paymeht oi Sas t
tsrest coupons on the bonds refunded IN 1881 anu S.
and originally issued In favor OF the Ne"-MeAi.29
and Southern Pacific and the Texas santa ~ anu a
Northern railroads Hence these suits Inc re-
S,inding bonds were issued under legislative enas.
~ OF the Territorial Assembly and were al,e'-
WHd legalizel by action OF tne LLNln oous..'
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MANHATTAN.
DRAW BETWEEN BROOKLYN AND MAN
HAITIAN.

5. Pedlow did some vigorous hitting IN the game
al Prospect Park between Brooklyn and the Man
haitian second eleven yesterday. He got within %
runs Of the century. and was well set for 1t when
he was unfortunately run out. ". b. Scale also
played well for e. not out. for Brooklyn. Man
haitian had lost seven wckets at call Of time, and
the contest was drawn. The score:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
T. Gillespie and Bu.i McKeev.r. Morris,Own Field Cub
Il a
The clubs now stand as follows;
BELGRAvE CLUB MEN DEFEATED.

Four men from the Belgrsve Tennis Club. OF
Arlington. rather easily defeated In doubles
on the courts OF the Rutherford Lawn Tennis Ciuo
this afternoon. The scores were; II; III Hohs,er
and A. c. Thurber beat Green and Commen o-I,
s-L Taylor and Alfred Thurber beat Montgomery
and Bulkley. 60, So. A..
An informal dance followed the tennis play to-
night at the local club. Next Saturday return
match in singles will be played at Arlington.
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game. and had the fielding been better the result
might have been different
AMERICANS WIN FROM CANADA.
SMALL SCORES MADE on BOTH SIDES AND THE
~ ocu.

SMALL SCORES MADE ON BOTH SIDES. AND The
RESULT CLOSE
Winnipeg, Manitoba, July 29.-The Northwestern
cricket tournament concluded this afternoon with
the internationa match. The result victory
for the United States by runs. Canada concluded
their innings in the morning for loe total OF
100 The Americans. who nad put "a together
yesterday at bat In the opening OF play this
afternoon. Currie Of St. Paul. made a good stand
for l3 Beddow bowled by james for J; Kelly
OF Chicago was out for .. Robinson. Of 81. Louis
put together hard earned T.. Bate. OF Omaha
scored 10 while SAnley n ST. Paul. and Fraser
were both out without scoring raser. Of Chicago.
made the best stand for p. r. msey. OF -. Paul.
got and then the figures approached the win
ming line. Davis and Baldwin. OF Chicago. made
some magnificent drives. Davis was retired for
3 and Godwin. OF 81. Paul. Joined Baldwin. Bald
win batted out fours IN succession and the
game ended Baldwin being retired on the next
over Totals:
Canada-First innings. IS. second innings, ia
Total. 160
United states-First innings, a. second inninss.
81 Total 1856
The weather was perfect and the crowd large
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prTTsBrRG. 6: WASHINGTON. 8.

Pittsburg July 29-Pittsburg won in the eleventh
inning after two men were out on a hit by Madi-
son. followed by a three-bagger by Clark sparks
and Mercer both pitched good games. For l, Mash,
tn1ton o. Brien made sensational eaten asalhst
,he Ief, AeN fence OF Williams's drive, which was
expected TO yield home run. The score foilo"s:
R II E.
p,,,shr-x 900 800 o Ia
I,.h"-1,o, I..,s,r q o q q 0-5 10 3
B1,,.ri.s-sparks Tannehil and B5werman Mercer and
Kittredge.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
TWO RIDERS INJURED.

Seneca Falls, " Y. July s.-Durng bicycle
road race here this afternoon. Robert Allen VINO
won the juvenile race. was thrown from MS "hee
NJ he crossed the starting point on the return anS
hroEe his collar bone In the adult race rreuerltA
n Sorcott was thrown from his wheel after ieaon
o. ths first quarter and sustained a serious injury
10 his back John Atkinson won the prize h"Nihs
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
BRIDGEPORT.
NoNrc1AIR BEATEN BY SEVEN MEN.

The Knickerbocker Athletic Club sent team u
seven men to play the Montclair Athletic CIuo yer.
terday at Montclair and they galned s'usoI -
hv AZ rams. c. p Hurditch and w D. HicNs iiiAu. ~
a stand FOR the winners first WICK VICE e,>,on,clair "
RN'GGrs Grev nlaved well for "a. The score
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
CRICKET.
THE KNICKERBocKER ATHLETIC CLUB
WINS IN ITS LAST MEETING
WITH THE MANHATTAN
CRICKET CLUB

A large crowd gathered at Prospect Park yester-
day TO see the final meeting In the series Of the
Metropolitan Cricket League between the Manhat-
tan Cricket Club and the Knckerbocker Athletic
Club. The wicket favored the bowers ard low
scoring the order OF the day. The Knicker-
bockers, however. had difficulty in holding their
own. and finally won by runs A. " Clarke
Achieved considerable success with the ball for the
winners. and captured wckets for Is runs while
c. II. Clarke kept down the runs at the other end
in almost equally good style. The score:
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XEW-AMsTERDAM.
S-ANfrnRn
PATERSON r TEAM WINS.

The Caribbeans had u close and interesting game
with the Paterson Team b eleven at Central PARK
Yesterday. and gained the victory after STUB
born fight by the narrow margin OF two runs Inc
only double figure man Of the game was T. smith
who contributed H. The score:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
p,Crc At ASpTrRY PARK.

Asbury Park July 2s.-The bicycle race meet on
the Asbury Park track to-day brought out tAir
attendance. The gravel track was IN exeenehi 90. 90.
s,.,o and ,her. was nttle wind TO interfere with
,hs riders In tho third heat OF the han mis-
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
TWO VICTORIES FOR WEST SIDE CLUB
THIS PRACTICALLY ASSURES IT THE CHAMPION
SHIP TROPHY.

THIS PRACTICALLY ASSURES 1T THE CHAMfloN-
SHIP TROPHY
,-Do vvest Side Tennis Club had things ali It's way
a.,o-do,. afternoon at Orange n j.. in the fourth
- ., matches in the New-Jersey and New-fork
re,,r,s League interclub tournament. So far this
a,h hos not met a single defeat. and IN yesterdays
.oh.s q, uas represented by two Of the clubs
star players. . -
Ty,gn Tallaut the old time Harvard expert car
-,ad the West Side coors 10 victory In the singles
ne met Cochran the MorristQwn player VINO put
-, a nlucky match but Talant easily outclasseo
b,r, as Cochran able TO get only one game ''
the two sets Of the match.
II the doubles the Yale champion, j. A, Alien anu
=, n Thurber represented the West Side Iehhls
rn,, egains; 8 H. Gillespie. the Morristown fleid
C,h r,ner, and Ruel NcKeever the Chlcago
..rack " Aa Alien is In the best or FORM anu
..aa nm 20 tournament pitch. he swept ali peioIe
- - ,h,s match IIls back court play was brill
,art and his long forehand drives ana sloe me
asos ,roved 10 be bewildering TO the Morristown
pe - ,se West siders won with flying coiors
pai'' ,,,o,,ed Alien IN good style. and his PLAY
-, was almost fau.tless Inc t"e w G,s
AZ ths t,ty ~ r,ractIcaly make the West sue Iiuo
uInners Of the chan plohshp n more series Of
snsecbce jn the tournament rrhan-, 70 Sor the
Tbe Hinck broth scored me mrs. dstine the
,l.oia- Iftlctic club yesterday py us4eas.ms u 80,
Montclh' - 1ro,nhall and Grin, In "a three SCI
Orahse rr" latter wen the first SET rather @ easn1yd
but the th "a sSfs ava captured both Their net play
was clever enn en- tuF''
The scores follow, ,,z, Tauaut West side Tennis
Chaias ho, n tochran. Morristown tei1 ' InD 10, n
p cOpsc, d,c,oS 9TSnss fshletic M eas BY Default ,,.
boya, snip doubies.A Hines shaI s and J. cnhn
Montcair Athletic Grub e,as heat & Jay @ Allen
orsnsse . Thurber West Side Tennis cf"~ 'e-' ''
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

The New-Amsterdam Cricket club entertained
the Stamford Club az Central Park yesterday. and
Incidentally gained victory over their Connecticut
visitors by 25 runs. T. Preston batted well for q
for stamford but he received little support while
for New-Amsterdam l.. Mara. j. B. Bradford A C.
Canning. G. Hake and J. Allen all contributed dou-
ble figures The score: