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New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
BRADY SUES FOR FIGHT PROFITS
ASKS INJUNCTION AGAINST KENNEDY AND
POWERS OF TWENTIETH CEN
TURY SPORTING CLUB

Some comment has been created in sporting cir
cles by the fact that William A. Brady, manager
suit against James c. Kennedy and Patrick T.
Powers, the manager Of the Eastern League OF
Baseball Clubs, for accounting Of the profits OF
the Twentieth Century Sporting Club Of Madison
Square Garden.
Brady, in his action. which is brought by Often
hoefer. Gerber James, his attorneys, alleges that
he has not received his share Of the profits from
the boxing contests which have off IN the
Garden lately and wants injunction restraining
the defendants from distributing the profits already
made and those expected to be realized before Sep
teuber L He asserts that he has been in partner
ship with Kennedy and Powers in various kinds OF
athletic exhibitions, including the six day bicycle
races at Madison Square Garden. bicycle exhIbi-
tions al Manhattan Beach, and also at Charles
River Park, Boston, Willow Grove, Philadelphia;
Mechanics Pavilion San Francisco. and the Coils
scum, Chicago.
to @ I na Pr ns edaa fe ne Ho %s6 o EToP
on May 81 last, and prior to his return the profits
we're divided. he says. He alleges that Kennedy
resentative in the box ofice This fact was com
municated 70 him in Paris, and he at once came
to see Kennedy and Powers, but they AVOIDED him
on July So when the McFadden-O' 'Brien tight took
place, and asked Kennedy what was meant by the
him that he and Powers had made new arrange
ments. with which he GRADY had nothing TO do.
uations wsre entered into, which came 70 nothing.
Justcg s 6ltzgegao, e n tne SGprghe ,4 IOur was vas
strainng Powers and Kennedy from distributing
the profits realized up to the present and those
which to be divided September l, when the
fighting business in New-York comes TO an end
David Gerber, counsel for Brady. says that more
than $4,000 was taken in at the three fights held
already, and that than $4,000 is expected TO
be taken in on Thursday night next over the Cor
bett-McCoy fight. A motion will be made before
Justice Freedman Tuesday next to have the
temporary injunction continued until the case
be heard.
Charles L Hoffman. counsel for Kennedy and
Powers says they were never in partnership with
ny i'm vi
reference to the appearance OF James J. Corbett
the Garden There was arrangement made that
Brady was TO have any portion Of the profits Of
the Corbett fight, any other. The defence is
general denial OF Bradys allegations.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
CL4NBAKE AT MILITARY TOURNAMENT.
GAMES AND DRILLS AT LONG BRANCH CLOSE
GOVERNOR VOORHEES, REVIEWS TROOPS

GAMES AND DRILLS AT LONG BRANCH CLOSE
GOVERNOR VOORHEES, REVIEWS TROOPS,
Long Branch. N J.. Aug 25 (speciaD.-About four
thousand persons the military tourna-
ment and games at Hollywood Park this after
noon TO see the closing programme and review
OF the troops which followed. At o'clock the
crowd reached its height Many waited in vain
for Senator Hanna, who did not appear. Gov
erTor Foster NJ. Voorhees, General Bird Spencer
Captain Richard Reading and Captain Alfred
Holly were among those who occupied seats IN the
Governors box Governor Voorhees, reviewed the
troops at o'clock and later the second annual
tournament was brought 10 successful close by
the serving Of a cIambake on the grounds
The track. drenched by yesterdays downpour
Of rain was in fair condition when the mile
bicycle race Of yesterdays programme was run
The relay race IN the afternoon reminded one Of
me me spec spec Od me % E ITFn % 1PR11qse P|.I
ing was Wei received In the morning the guests
al the hotels saw a sham battle between New
Of the West End Hotel. Summaries
One mile bicycle race boys twelve years old
8gEh r West. Lewis E. Bam6eTg second Tfme2 -
one hundred and twenty yard hrd. race eight regular
5l5aPs oPsn ssy % T9r3s 90 0y JOIN
.srs 2 sn6fa 8 Ssn na guard % s6d Of N
JsTssyWoP 3y > I5II4S' company E. "h Fes
Competition telegraph pole climbing between mem
Of and % Signal Corps. y. G. n. won
by n c Sullivan, 1st Signal Corps. F. W. Smith, %
Corps. second: r. ". Sdtt, % Corps. third
HaR mile run. members Of National Guard Of
New-Jersey and New-Fork-Won by @. Fitzgerald, Com
pauy I, list Regiment, New-York E B. Cahill. same
sey, third. Tme-2:I6@S
One mile run-Won by G. Fitzgerald, Company I. list
Regiment, NewYOrk; John Schuyler Casey, second; J =
Burke. 4th Regiment New-Jersey. third Tme-ol45.
Relay race between mounted organizations
Won by Team No. !. ID Signal Corps. n 6: y y -
Boot open members Of National Guard OF New
and Nev-Jersey-won by R. T. Stitt, I'd Signal
Corps y. G. y. Y. s K. Thomas Company E. Ith Hesl-
naent, New-YoTk second.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
THIRD DIVISION.
KEEPING HIS H4yD OFF.

From The New-Orleans Times-Democrat.
Before I came South said an electrical engineer
Of this city. 7 had a JOB IN a large pOEerhouso
az Philadelphia My associate the watch
a canny ScOtchnsn OF the name OF MacDougal
one rault-he was phenomsnally absent minded
On several occasions this little trait OF Macs came
near ending his career. for II there Is place n
about him every minute OF the time II Is n the
vicinity OF electrical plant. He was perfectly
well aware OF that fact. and Yet he would be-
come so absorbed IN MS work when tinkertug with
Of the machines that he likely 70 take
hold OF live wire as he was 20 pick up monkey
wrench AS natural consequence ne gor some
terrific shocks. and the last time he took the juice
the boys call IL. he was knocked about a dozen
he did a whole LOT OF thinking, and next day he
showed me small nickel plated hook sewed 20
the waisJband OF his trousers ever his left hip.
That's life preservsr.' he said. ehuckling.
Next time I do any work about one OF yon ma
chimes I'll my left hand in nv trousers
pocket and stick the hook through my shirt sleeve.
to be that II stays there roared with laugh
ter, but It was really pretty good plan You see
long as ne worked with only one hand ne WAS
IN no danger OF short circuting himself as we call
u when the body forms conductor. and the hook
kept him from inadvertently bringing his left into
action. Generally there was only lever 20 pu4
or screw 20 set 50 one hand was as good or
better than two The scheme worked wei that
Mac had hooks put all his trousers and
never shocked again. ! often told aim he ought
10 have the thing patented
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
ATHLETICS.
PAsT1nE A. c. ANNuAL GAMES.

PASTIME A. C. ANNUAL GAMES.
The twenty-thtrd annual games Of the Pastims
Athletic Club were held yesterday on the Pastime
Oval at Sixty-sixth-st. and the East River. Many
local clubs were well represented. and each club
had many friends the grounds. A H Kent.
the short distance runner OF the club. tried for
record. but failed. the heat and soft condition
of the track were two great a handicap Kent won
two heats, but in the final Ordwein OF the same
few inches from Arnold. of the Union Settlement
Athletic Club. The best race OF the day was the
three-Quarter mile run, which was by Brady.
Brady stayed with the leaders until the last Jap.
Of the New-York Athletic Club could do IN the
mile and half run was 10 finish second W. Riley.
f5sffaIs Abetc S Of Newark carre OF % Ss
honOrs in the twelve pound shot put contest.
Another one OF the visitors 10 win prize F.
W. Tompkins, Of White Plains, who finished sec
ond in the six hundred yard dash for novtces. The
summaries;
Three hundred yard dash Ceand1saP9-wop BY z. !
sIde A 6 "a ysrdsi third rine@0:s5sss ~
hundred yard (novice)-Won by P. Sontar. IT,,
Pastlue A c; F. W Ionnpkins Young Msn's Christian
Association Of White Plains second; A Bishop Pastms
putting twelve pound shot Caauaicap,-won BY r A.
so sayan hui Inst'4' 81 4 Of N1a g wo a s. fss win a.
eT9os & nS 6 S 5ss % NTH 2S D ~ az 9 tniE
RHey' BellevIls. n y t3o yards 7 e ASt4lrr New
A @ Cs5 yartsl. third Tnne-7-22N-
Hsighis School: E oNsi NewYor a c ssoond A0Ts;
J. " stumpf ST Georss a G third Tlrae-o;9e>s
crazy. FsstiSs A 6 Co ysrs j. ] Fs4rv star 4
c. % yards second: ] J. Krauss. Pastms A c 90
sixty yard dash (handicapl-w0n by o. c Ordwetn.
c % feet. second A H Kent. Pastime A c. Cscrateh).
third. Tine-o06%
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
THE RECORDS

Boston. Aug % CSpeoiaD.-The champions did not
show up 10 the best advantage to-day and fell the
easiest OF victims 70 the Bostons. Willis was in
splendid condition, and bowled down the batsmen
from Brooklyn without much effort At time
during the game was the home team threatened
McGinnity hit freely IN the first part OF the
game but settled down somewhat after the fourth
inning. Hamilton did the batting Of the day, and
Long and DUFFY did some sensational fielding The
attendance was about seven thousand and tbs live
lest interest manifested throughout The
slump OF the champions IN batting a surprise
to Manager HanlOn. The score
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
RED BANK
DEAL BEACH.
PLAY ON ELKwooD PARK LINKS

Long Branch. n. J.. Aug. Is CSpeciaD-TAeTe
were fourteen players in the preliminary rounds
for two trophies offered by c. ", Morgan, and
known as the Morgan cups contested for on the
EIkwood Park links to-day. The scores at the
conclusion Of the first round were: DAILY, S2; Fo-
garty e6 H Martin, 81 Warren, 80; Delaney ssi
Van SchaIck 100; Honmier 100 Daniels l02; Nor
gan los; Cubberley 1oe; MaeCastland lg J. MAJ NAT
Graed FOR The SECOND round The sooEss Wsr n tg7s g
Warren 90; Delaney. 90; Van schaick, 10; hon-
rnier 100; Daniels 102. In the sem-hnals Daly de-
fea ted Delaney Warren beat Honrnler. DaR4Iels
y on from Martin and Fogarty beat van schalctk
Dtalv warren, Daniels and Fogarry Will play IA
the finals tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
DRAW GAME AT ST. JOHNS.

St Johns. N F., Aug. &.-Ths three days cricket
match between the Singarees. Of Boston. and the
Newfoundland eleven ended this evening in draw
The nrst match was won by the Stngarees who
made as in the first innings and 75 in the second
the Newfoundlanders 81 and 81 respectively in their
two innings In the second match the Singarees
scored a In the first innings and IS in the second
while the Observation-Disclosures made 81 in the lirst
inninEs and gained the second by wickets. The
third match was a draw. the Singarees closing
their one innings with a score OF 81. with FIVE men
bowled, while the NewfoundlanderS had 4S runs 10
their credit with only wicket down when time
wRs called
Governor McCallum presented 10 Newman. tho
Boston bowler prize bat
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
LAST DAY OF THE RooUE TOURNAMENT

Norwich. Conn Aug S-only a small number OF
players were the grounds OF the National Rogue
Association TO take part IN the last days play OF
the annual tournament, nearly all the games having
been completed yesterday. This morning II. p.
Howard and ]. D. Howard. both OF Washington,
played OF their tie for first place In the third
division The match resulted IN a victory for
H P. Howard. jr.
5. l. Duryee. OF Washington. the present holder
of the Van wyelle Medal. played a match game
with Strong. New-LondOn, and D1ryee succeeded
in defeating bis opponent. thereby retaining the
medal for another year.
Strong now has two games 70 play. With Peck
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26


RACE on THE HARLEM
Ths annual regatta OF the Lone Star Boat Club
which vac held yesterday afternoon on the Har
len River. equally successful with similar ones
hec by this popular organization OF oarsmen-
The pretty clubhouse near Central Bridge was
handsomely decorated. and its broad balconies
taro-ged with young men and women. all bent on
having z good tirae-and they had It. There was
facing IL plenty in the afternoon and also swim
mig match, and IN eli the contests the brawny
members of The club Wed with another for
victory. and incidentally for the smiles Of the
young women, who constituted large proportion
a TIE Spectators. The course which the
races were rove6 ended opposite the clubhouse so
that the friends Of the competing crews had good
view q the finish There was also q tugboat 10
take the more venturesome out the river 70 fol-
low the racing craft.
ne officials Of the day were follows: John
CANAAN NonpareH Boat Club referee; Oscar
-hies Nassau Boat Club. starter; Joseph Randall,
AtalaUta Boat Club. and Clarence Mase, Harlem
Rowing Cub, judges. The Regatta Committee
was composed Of L Bachman. G. Hafer. e Wen.
: Stern and Walter Gocdkind.
AFTER the races there WIS dance in the club
house which was largely attended
The triaI heats in most OF the races had been
roVed earlier n The week and the finals only were
contested yesterday. J. Neuman the point
contest prize, having scored the most points IN
Kaufnsn third The three men were lied with
:. points each previous 70 yesterdays races. but
q q -l@ end Neuman had scored . points. cramer
=. and kaufman "a
The eight Dared barge race the feature
q the regatta Three crews took part IN II. and
sacA osrsman had his best g1rI' seated beside
LIN N the boat 10 urge him 70 DO MS best despite
re eTCrts Of the heat giving sun 70 throw MIN
E1o q state OF utter collapse As coaches the
young women were a pronounced success, and the
carEuel rowed as they never cld before The cox
EVANS were merely lay figures, and no attention
E1@Ieyer WAS paid 70 them their instructions.
DC prizes were awarded 10 the winning crew IN
thls race except gracious smiles. but each OF the
young women IN the boats received gold medal
The summaries.
sile1e glgs-Won by = L1lenthal: I. saIonan, sec
9Ea J. Neumz1. third. Tlue-5.3T
E.lgle snsUE fhanCtcZpB-Won 8 n Cramer f0OZl;
e O. srern lscralchJ second; n II Bier o0.2o3. third
1lnne-5.zE
-'ou1se g4gs-WHn ~ = Kaufman CboWJ and J. keE-
IA1 stroke b. Aetzler (DoE) and E Keller lstrone)
SSslsali e ODpenheirneT CbOW) and n. Wallenstsin
tt-oEej. thir1 Time-5-f9
f2lr cared ggs-WOn BY OIeEheiEer 0bOV). Neuman
a. sa@0nal 90. g. lstToke} and Z. Hirsch
,SezsNSinb CpDenheuaer DOW. Frank 90 =. Myer
> EgAt cared berEeswon b Myers Frank CSo
- fznkaueE Go .. SEggenhemeF no. s., Rinalco
- - Van Reeu No. b. s Golcstein fAo. b. BenGiE
'D99h) snc J. O4eshe4Ener fco1gwa.nD.
? SWIMMING race ClEadicap)-Won by s Stern O0sl;
e4lenthsi 0is). second; A. l. saloman tseratch),
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
soUrHAMPTOHS HORSE SHOW.

Southampton. Long Island Aug z-One OF the
most successful horse shows evr held here was
given yesterday and to-day at Interlaken Elab-
crate preparations had been made for the affair
A big crowd turned out The weather was unfa-
vorabe yesterday. but was perfect to-day. About
two hundred horses were entered. The owners OF
the winners in the principal contests were:
Four-in-hand. ". G. Gulliver: carriage horse,
Warrington Curtis; road horses, George r. Schief-
Mss Julia Edgar ponies A. z. Schermerhorn.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
wAvER1EY BOAT CLUB CELEBRATES.

WAVERLEY BOAT CLUB CELEBRATES.
The members OF the waverIey Boat Club cele-
brated the forty-rst anniversary OF the organiza-
tion OF the club yesterday by holding reception
for their women friends in the clubhouse. at One
hundred-and-fifty- -hfth-st and the Hudson River.
There was an interesting programme Of races, dane
Ing and refreshments for the entertainment OF the
visitors. The contests were spirited throughout,
and the finishes in most Of them were close. The
young women appauded the victors and consoled
the Vanquished with equal sincerity. The officials
were 4 W Water, Dauntless Boat Club, referee;
LDaVld Brown, Atalanta Boat Club. starter; A. T.
Miller, Valencia Boat Club; Robert Mcdowell
EIif2 EErIiendshf2 Boat Club and J. J. Mccormick,
MaNerley Etat Ch1b judges. All the were
half mile straight away
The summaries:
Time-S:4p - 'N''AN' "a - NAo4sH' o~SOA1'
W 1un9T si5. double sgswOn by George Johnson bow E.
Four cared berges-won BY w B. westAeld bow; c.
a, atkinson, No ?: A. L westcott, No s; T. Koch
suoke; r. Egge. coxEwRn. Time-33o.
Tub race-Won by W M Baden
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
SHOOTING AT CREEDnO0R.

The first expert practice of the season was held
at CreedmoOr yesterday. This practice is at seven
hundred and eight hundred yards. and is open only
10 those who have qualified as sharpshooters this
year. The competitors must make twenty at seven
hundred yards to be eligible shoot al eight hun
dred yards One failing make the requisite score
at eight hundred yards IN three strings loses his
score al seven hundred and starts again. An ag-
gregate OF forty with a rifle and thirty-six with
carbine constitutes expert. The scores Of the
commissioned officers who qualified as experts yes
ferdaY
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
SAe Ootlna to Date, Ana. 25.

Stiles MIIIen. DeckertOv<u. v. -e-S
Harry BeIIefeuiIIe, Internat'l Exp. o....sSa
Elmer z. Williams. care Dick Bros. .53-
jos. Efntracht. TheO. ROoseyeIt Command-4Sz
j. Herbert Ferris. Il BrOad-st- -szI
John A. O'DOnneIl, late Sergt- 9Th y I. .x2o
John j. Cristel, 69th evy-TOrk. .25T
Albert d. Kindberg, 40 Exchange Place. .222
George JehI. 7S6 Sixth-ave.
Charles F. KiIey, Co. ID, list Neyy-YOrk. .Is5
Joshua j. Ripe. rs waverIey PIaee4 ...10a
Claude SiIverbrand. I'D Nev-YOrk....s. Sc
Albert 3aIme. Brooklyn 81
Seth H. Ely, Rutherford. " J.....s...... 80
Alex. Matter, jr. 71st Sev-YOrk. 6z
Gerald Whefan. 9th Nevv-YOrL< 6S
William J. SmyIie, 18th New-TOrk. 80
Anthony Fiala- Troop c, BrOOklyn--....- -
John l.. 6. Ruehe, list Nevv-N OFk. -
Henry Sussman. list Nevv-YOrk. $500. 20
Fred Scott. Clifton. Staten Island 20
John NJ Gaffney. LarchmOnt. ". 16
Herbert Parkinson. Ca. C, 4th n J...... I6
Arthur - Thompson Co. c. I'D Newly Or<. IL
Jacob J. Van BusktrE- Paterson. n. J..... I3
siIns HI. Myer. Batt'y h. 18th Heavy Art ~
"sandOyS'' Alexander. NeS-YOrk......- II
John Heron, East Orange. y. J.-....... D
John =. Bland. 4th y. J.............-- =
r. H Lyon. adj TheO- ROOseveIt Command :
Rudolph B. KOehn, sergeant, 9th n T-... &
Charles a Flanagan. 6Sth Newly York; 4
Arthur Bennfnger. Brooklyn. n............
James j. Walsh, West Chester, n Y....-
J. G. Mcclure. COxsackie, n Y. =
Thomas Williamson, 9th New-YOrk-.. =
John Pttaluga. Troop c.
Louis G. Menke, fist Regiment. =
Henry c. Pftney. ST. MOrristOVSn " H.. :
George a Koch. CO. c. list New-YOrk-...
George j. Jones. clerk. rk......-...........
John Fitch. 12tS New-York. rk.............
E j. Rearden, Brooklyn.
Ira H. Parker. sergeant. list New-YOrk.. L
Everett F. Bernat, fist Neyv-YOrk-...- L
Joseph NJ Phone, 18th Nevy-YOEk.......
VIM Jennings Boyle. Elizabeth. y. J.... L
Fred W. Esters, Co. L, 18th New-TOrk..
Alfred J. Raser. Spanish war veteran. L
Daniel J. birmingham. Co. d. 18th n ".
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26

EDWARD S. IsHAM PRESENTS A CUP.

Manchester Vt. Aug. % CspeciaD.-The Ekwanok
Country Club will hold the first OF its annual
tournaments In competition for the Presidents Cup
presented by Edward S. Isham. on September ). 1
and d The terms Of competition follows;
Scratch tournament, open to all amateurs. TO be
played for yearly at annual tournament Of the
Fl5wanok Country Club the name OF each winner
~ he engraved on the cup which shall remain in
the custody OF the club There VIII be qualifying
round of eighteen holes, medal play. the sixteen
largest scores TO qualify for match play. Medals
wifi be presented to the winners
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
rEFERIEs SHES At "FIrzn

Derby Conn. Aug. 25 (speoiaD.-Jenries. who
umpired ball game and spared here to-day. said
that he would not fght Fttzsimmons or any one
else this year He said the public was sick OF big
fights and a battle with F1tzsfmmons on August Il
would be a financial failure. He did not know
Fitzsinrnons had posted S35o0 when he Left here
He went Esw-York last night
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
ORANGE. 3; \. =. 4. c. !

The Orange Athletics defeated the New-York Ath-
letio Club the Orange Oval yesterday afternoon
in a hard fought and close game. Clever battery
work was done both sides, only one base
balls being given IN the entire game Lawson
struck out seven men TO Batch's SIX Dietrich
made fine three bagger N the first inning. and
Orange made three double plays. The score:
p. 4 z.
Orange Athletics. IS !
Batteries-Lawson ana oNstI; Batch and Haysa
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
WISH TO ROW AN AMERICAN pA1R.

Halifax. ~ s. Aug 26-E F. Hefler. the anna
teur sculer, OF this city, to-day received letter
trom James Wray. the Australian oarsInan, now in
England. asking him arrange match race in
double sculls between Wray and Barry and any
par in America II is suggested that the match
Lake place IN Halifax about the end of September.
Wray does not mention any amount for stakes in
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
CRICKET.

MANHATTAN AND KNICKERBOCKER
PLAY A DRAW-OTHER CONTESTS.
The last game in the championship series OF the
Metropolitan District Cricket League was played
yesterday at Bayonne where the Manhattan Crick-
ct Club had decidedly the better of drawn match
with the champion team Of the Knickerbocker
Athletic Club. F. J. Prendergast was IN great form
with the willow for Manhattan, and, although
rather lucky more than one occasion, his con-
tributon of 81 was made by good vigorous hitting
and capital play. The Manhattan men were en-
abed to declare their innings closed with only four
wickets down, but the Rnickerbocker team sue
ceeded IN keeping up their wickets until the game
had TO be called account Of darkness, by which
time they had lost wickets for Sc runs. The
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
APAWAMIS.
WTNNINc A SILVER CUP.

Blue Mountain Lake, n. Y. Aug. Is CspeciaD.-
The chief feature to-day at the Eagle Nest Country
Club was an eighteen hole handicap for a silver
cup presented by G. NJ. Sdenberg. Of the Richmond
County Club. Staten Island DR.. Wells. the Engie-
wood crack, played from scratch. but the task set
for him was too much, and he had to be content
with fourth place. The winner turned up. thanks TO
q liberal handicap, in the person Of Paul Bonner
Of the Fairfield Country Club who completed the
course in lO2-i0-92 Scores:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
P1TTsBURa. q; CINCINNATI. 8.

Pittsburg. Aug. 26.-PhIllips lost the game in the
tenth inning by making a wild pitch when TWO
were and Clarke third base. Pittsburg got
value for her few hits, but Cincinnatis errors let
in two Attendance. 4.1oO. Score:
r. n &.
Pitts0urE ...-.....0 E9
Batteries-Tanuehiu and thinner. Phillips and Eahoe
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26

one mile and Iss ysrcs The vespers time was
0Ls 20 The final heat viii be rowed tomorrow.
tn contest occurred on the Seine, near AsnieFes
ne NsSper eight the only American crew
competing. The sour Dared competition followed so
SSlosSesIy on the eight cared that Trainer Dempsey
SS Sclueo not 10 compete in the former A stln wind
piSH across the river. preventing fast time.
459 3-6 -
The Nespers quickly caught the water In the sec
ohC neat, and soon had commanding lead Al
haIr the distance the Frenchmen had enough. and
the Nespers slowed up, finishing easily.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26

y wellington. 8 Wflisuztovn-R Doughty, o; II.
Doughty .; Ives. 0; Proctor 0; Perkins A. Smith, O.
Manchester, VT, Aug. 25 (SpeciaD.-In the semi
nnals OF the womens handicap tournament now
being held the Ekwanok links for cups offered
3y the Equinox House. Miss Cassard defeated Miss
willing up, and Mrs. Gorham beat Miss Wetmore
up and TO play.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26

Mems week at the Misquamicut Golf Club links
watch HILL r. l.. began Thursday. and was
brought to close yesterday with the finals for the
several cups There were forty entries for the
watch Hill House Cup. which by r E
Gr1scom, Of Philadelphia, who beat William Clark
OF Westerly. r. l.. in the final by 1 up, in twenty
holes The Ocean House Cup was won by Harold
Burret. of Cincinnati who beat G. A. Pope. jr., of
baltimore. in the final by up and to play. The
Consolation Cup was won by ". ]. Kingsand, jr.,
OF East Orange ". J., who beat Harry L. Burdick