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New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
TROOPS OF TWO STATES MIyGLE.
MONMOUTH CoUNTY's MILITARY TOURNAMENT
OPENS NEAR long BRANCH

Long Branch. y. j. Aug p (speciaD- The
opening Of the second annual Monmouth
County Military Tournament ar the Hollywood
Horse Show grounds this afternoon brought to-
gether many National Guardsmen from New York
and New-Jersey Rain fell up TO 2 O'Clock the
time set for the opening Of the exhibition. when
the broke
Governor Voorhees, present as honorary
president OF the tournament Ex-United States
Senator Rufus Blodgett, p Percy Dobbins. Major
E T Field and Captain J. V. Allstrom occupied
seats in the Governors box.
The following companies were present Com
panes A. B and D, 1st Battalion. ID Regiment
N G. y. j. Captain William T. skillman com
nandtng; I'd Battery n. O. n Y, Brevet Major
David Wilson commanding Company Z. sth Regt-
rnent y. G. y. Y. Lieutenant John Egan com
manding: I'd Signal Corps, N G. N. Y. Lieutenant
P Anthony Brock commanding; % Troop
n G n J. Captain Edwin T. Field conama nding
The first contest decided was a hundred yard
dash for boys under twelve years, summer resi-
dents OF Monmouth County. II by James
Rowland. Edward Butler was second Time
i3 3-5 seconds The second, exhibition OF rough
riding was by % Troop y. @. N J.
panies A, and D. 1st Battalion, I'd Regiment
y G. n J., Captain William T. SkiIlman com
handing was one OF the features Of the afternoon
The Trenton soldiers were in fine condition. and
well trained The exhibition OF rapid firing proved
10 be highly interesting TO the spectators.
The butt physical drill OF Company F. Ssh Regi-
ment, n. o. n. IL Lieutenant John Esan com
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Spo(gRIIs gI
DpORISf1eN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY,

RACNG-Coney Island JOCKEY. Club FN1-
rzsrity Day., Sheepshead Bay. 2:30 p m.
POLO-Final game for Westchester Polo
club cups Westchester Polo Club. New
GOI.F1MonthIy handicap. St Andrews;
Governors cup, Oakland; monthly handi-
cap. Powelton; Englewood against Youn-
.akah Nutley; Richmond County. New
T7rungw4ck; Glen Ridge against Madison,
Madison; mems August cups, Bayswater;
monthly medal play and bah sweepstakes,
North Jersey Country Club; Classes A and
3 handicap and women's putting match
Ar6slev: Spring Lake, Seabright; Deal
Beach, Red Bank; club handicap, Deal
Beach; open tournament OF CumuaQuid
Colf Club for Cape Cod championships,
Tarmouthport. Mass
YACHTINC+Robert Center prizes, Sea-
vvanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club; regatta
Huntington Yacht Club; races OF the seven
Yacht Club; PenataQuit Corinthian special
races for cstbO6ts
ROWING-Forty-frst annual Women's
Day reception. Wsverly Boat Club, 2:S0 p.
z: Lone Star Boat Club regatta
sWIBFATING-Match race between Caviu,
n Australia, and James L McCusker,
American champion, Boston,
LAWN TENNIS-Internationa champion
sNIn tournament Niagara, Canada
HORSE Southampton, Long
Island
County. Prospect Park. Paterson B team
egsfnst BROOKLYN, Prospect Park; Bridge
~ at Knickerbocker Athletic Club; Liv-
trFs+on against Germantown Zingari, Phila-
oe-phia
r7Tb Interstate Park. Long Island: Brook
- CIR club. Union Course, Long Island;
flushing Rod and Gun Club, Flushing;
South Side Gun Club, Eu1nett-st grounds
Naxa-lz. Creenville Rcd and Gun Club
creenviIle; Passaic City Rod and Gun Club
Fast rutherford: team shoot, Morley and
Wynn against Weber and Haseoorn. Inter-
81
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upon as the proper things 10 Try out on, and Dunn
was put IN TO pitch against the New-Yori1 team
at the Polo Grounds yesterday. IF there was any
body else IN that game in Harlem yesterday the
onIookers seemed 10 forget II. Dunn pitched with
au of his old time skill and speed, and he made
the raIenders look cheap.
IN the opening inning +DuTnn seemed to feel a bit
nervous in the strange uniform. and this enabled
the home players 10 scare their only run Of the
game and escape a shUtout. With one out Davis
was sent 70 first base on ea1ed balls On passed
ball by Mcfarland he scooted down TO second.
Hickman made the only hit that really counted by
driving the ball into LEFT f9id- and Captain Davis
crossed the plate After that only three scattered
hits were made of Dunn. two in the third inning
one OF them being q scratch. Hawley held his own
until the eighth inning, and then went up into
the air. The Quaker City men scored two runs
in the eighth inning and the game, adding
one more in The ninth merely as good measure
Score:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
GOLF.
TAYLOR DEFEATED IN BEST BALL MATCH
AT DEAL BEACH

TAYLOR DEFEATED IN BEST BALL MATCH
AT DEAL BEACH
Undismayed by a series OF thunderstorms, both
in the morning and afternoon that wrought sad
havoc 70 their hnery. many women from the cot
tags and hotel colonies along the Long Branch
shore, with their relocated escorts, followed the
golf match at the Deal Club links yesterday that
marked the first appearance in this country OF
John Henry Taylor, the open champion OF Great
Britain He played a thirty-sx hole match against
the best ball Of TWO local professionalism. B VIII
son. Of Deal, and Willie Norton, OF Seabright
Taylor was not at his best, having been sick for
few days from drinking TOO much ice water, yet
he displayed a skill that proved ne ranks IN the
same class with Harry Vardon The best ball
won by UP and 10 play. but this was not dis
strain. even TO q champion Although beaten, Tay-
lor lowered the record Of the links from s. 10 70
the afternoon round
Norton also cut the old record, doing an 81 He
was particularly strong in putting and on hts ap-
proach shots In this department OF the game
Wilson proved 70 be OF strong assistance TO Norton
Taylor, usually at his best on the short game.
outplayed in this respect by his opponents.
On the long game Taylor more than held his own.
some OF his drives and second shots being ahead OF
anything ever seen IN this country.
On the morning round Wilson and Norton took a
lead OF up, sEd they increased this by a hole
in the afternoon The pair also had the better
OF the four bye holes. The general impression
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
ROGUE.
STANDING OF THE NORWICH P1AYERa

STANDING OF THE NORWICH PLAYERS
Norwich, Conn., Aug. Blowing to the heavy rain
Of the early morning only few OF the players IN
the National Rogue Association tournament were
on the grounds this forenoon Samuel P. Dudley
OF New-London. who was elected president at the
annual meeting OF the association last Tuesday Of
fered his resignation to-day, and VIce-President
Frank H. Morris Auditor Of the War Depart
ment. Washington. was elected to succeed him J.
P. Bell. Of Wilmington, Del. succeeds Norris. At
the meeting this morning there was considerable
talk Of moving the headquarters OF the associa-
ton 10 either Washington Wilmington and a
committee appointed to look into the advisa-
bty Of such a step.
The standing Of the contestants at o'clock this
afternoon follows;
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
SECOND ROUND PLAYED AT MANCHESTER

Manchester. Vt. Aug p OspeciaD.-Ih the second
round OF the women's handicap tournament for
CUPS offered by the Equinox House. being
played on the Ekwanok links Miss Willing de-
feated Mrs Merritt. up and TO play: Miss Cas-
sard beat Miss Isham, 2 UP and TO go Miss Wet
from Miss Prentice. s up and to play
and Mrs Corham defeated Miss Francis, up.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25

TIE KEESE ENTRIES TIE PUBLIC CHOICE
TOD SLOAN TO RIDE FOR MR. WHITNEY.
Tos su-u-uu nesting az the sheepshead Bay
r-ack Q. ne Coney Island Jockey Club viii begin
rhts af-s-noon The features OF the programme
s5r decision are the Futurty, FOR two-year-olds,
over cas Furur4ry Course which IS 10 feet less
than s.x fIrlongs: tie Fail Handicap OF s. CO. for
-kree-yes--ol5s and upward ct six fu-longs and
The Inaugural Steep1echase Handicap. The
Futur1ty Is the nos: valuable stake race ct
present II this country for two-year-olds. This
atre-noou's struggle for the Fururity hoaors VIII
probably be decided OF a heavy track, as the
rack was Ike q InO-ass late yesterday afternoon
Fifteen horses are named as probable starters,
but It vas thought az Shsepshead Bay yesterday
that so-ns Of them who have never shown
l.1ng foE heavy going would Be scratched. The
majority ot trainers and owners st the local
tracks Ere o3 the opinion that the trump hand n
the STRIFE foT TIE Futur1ty Is held by the Messrs
Kesne- The Eeene colors vii probably be carried
BY Tommy Atkins, Cap ana Bells ana Olynpiar-
Their most promising candidate IS generaIy con-
et5e-ed 70 Be Cap and Bells, the feet daughter OF
Domino and Ben-My-Chree.
Cap and Bells made her first appearance on Juno
p Il the Criterion Stakes at Gravesend- The dis
tarcs oe tie race was four and half furlongs,
ard she TFo1 pulled Up, by lengths II 055 2-5.
Her second and last appearance July p
Brighton Beach Il the 6pt1ster Stakes at SIX fur
longs n that race she met Sweet Lavender and
hone hrss, zen lengths ahead OF Janica The
tine IA 81
The Mess-s. Eeene's candidates ruled tavorites
Il the betting yesterday, with ". @ Whftney's
5aLyhoo Bey and EIkhorr second choice, ana the
candidates from c, Eleischmann's Sons stable
nsyr n demand.
Baryhoo Beg Is thought 70 be neeter than his
stable mate, E-kho-r. He and EIkhorn have been
trained by John z. Madden. BaIlyhoo Bey VIII
bs ridden by TOD Sloan. who recently came 70
this country 70 -1de in the Futurtry for Mr.. Whit
-ey. The colt Is ertl maiden. but he has made
remarkably East tine n his trial for the race.
According &c JCE1 z Madden and many other
owne-s e. the local tracks, The horse ran six rlr-
longs Thursday a. Sleepsheao Bay n ia nat
Blues e1G SIX Shooter are the Fleiscnrnsnn
candidates I Is SAID that Blues cannot rua on
q muddy OF heavy track as wen as on fast one
and SIX Shooter mas not performed well n public
7 was the opinion oe many trainers 81 Sleeps
head Bay yesterday thar Six Shooter, Bel
vino, L01gsh0rersr. Smile and Golden Age
who are named probable starters, had no
chance 0< getting azy cf the EuCurity laures. The
entries <cr -o-Cay's with the probable start
a-d Jockeys II the FutI-tCy, together with the
odds offered or the race IN this city yesterday
follow.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
ATLANTIC CLUB sPEc1kz REakr

The Atlantic Yacht Club v11 hold Special -
gatta on Labor Day. The racss WI bs oosn q
vessels OF duly organized yacht clubs, and prfzs
Will be given IN fifteen clssses The starting Ezf
finishing line vii be OF the Sea Gate Whs-Z ar
The course viii be 70 a mark half mia souka
east OF Fort Lafayette. thence 20 a mark os
Timer Park. and return, q triangle OF three ard
half miles. which will be sailed three tnss rouns
BY the larger vessels. the other classes 20 san
twice. Entries must be recsved by the Raes Cor.
rairree P0suofdcs Box No ASA NsW-Tork Ct-E
not later than noon on Saturday, Septsmbs< =
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
RALLYHoo SOLD TO JOHN E. MADDEN

Lexington, KY Aug. a CspeciaD-Bailyhoo.
famous race mare and dam Of the sensational
Whitney colt Ballyhoo Bey, has been sold by J.
WIN F'orsythe 70 John z. Madden for 81 600. She
3 By Duke OF Magenta, dam by imp. stracnIno.
and IN her two-year-old and three-year-old forms
won twenty-three races and made number OF
TINE records She was bred and raised by Captain
StlarIes d. Gay, OF this county. and BY Orvflle
West Ballyhoo Bey was bred by Mr.. Forsythe and
fo40 70 Il z. Leigh, and later to M Whitney
&or sl20oo- With the mare Madden gets her suck
lng colt by Kingston The is gain with 1oal
70 kingston Madden intends TO win the Fut1rity
to-norroW with Ballyhoo Bey, and his purchase OF
the race run.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
TRoTT1NG-2.a5 CLAss-PURsE 81 600
TRoTrpG-2.l5 cLAss-PURsE 81 900.

Entries continue 10 be received for the matinee
Of the Road Drivers Association 10 be held At the
Empire CRY Track on September S. and indications
point 70 the filing Of al the contests scheduled
As amateur drivers proverbialy earnest IN
their efforts 70 gain glory II can confidently be ex-
pected that the best Of the light barness horses
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
HARNESS RACING.

RECORDS BROKEN ON READvILLE TRACK
Boston. Aug. 24-The Grand Circuit meet at Read
vile closed this afternoon with the notable feature
o. Anaconda, the gelding owned by the East View
Stock Farm, al East View. y. Y. pacing q mile in
29o25 thereby winning the 2:o4 class and defeating
by z narrow margin Frank Bogash and seachlight
The figure breaks the Readvile track record Of
2:o4A made in z race, lowers Anacondas record bv
~ seconds, and. with the exhibition mile by Star
Pointer Of 1884. places ReadviLe at the head OF
fast tracks
The other great race was the 2.o8 trot. IN which
A-1on' owned by J. Malcolm Forbes, was brought
out OF retirement after six years and sent up
against Charley Herr, the winner OF the Masga-
chusetts Stake last year and Crattan Boy. the
great horse from Macon, Ga, Arion was speedy in
the first heat but fell down badly in the second
GhaT5ley Herr 70 tight OUT ROYAL battle. in which
nisbe6 enough snort in +har1eeI7-es b1I4 ia 919
trot and Jhs 21s pace gave equal satisfaction The
NsE8gand Trottg 0s Horse BFs6 sa 9g e
Announcement was made Of the classes for the
viii be held. The trots viii be poe 2:11 2:14 2l6
2:10. 2:14 and 2;1I classes The summaries follow:
PA0NG-2,o+ CLAss-PURsB s.. 500
Anaconda h g. by Knght-Eaggin Mare. by A.
rFanE s Boeas6 @ ' b. h. BY Atantio King oideaj..
searchight br. b. by Darklght CdcCarthy).
o5E ldS ss r ne a qaEs5 5s8 SR oP5 5 & s6s
TROTT1NG-212 CI4Ass-PURsE $500
Y25k Boy 49,. = e. by t Ti5kss Boy daughter Of
Temple wilkes, B. g. BY Kentucky wilkes
2s Es. i s.z....5 Z ss
Tirne-2.1Il. 2Ii&. 2685t 2IIi4
PACrNG-214 CI4Ass-PURsB $1,000.
Stacker Taylor b h, by Captain cooi-Etta
Ered W. cE- e by Red wilkes. 5r Golden ....
Dan Wesr.aId. b. Cook 4
William H Moody. ch b. palmer .-.......-...-. 3
A. d. T1n5|2:1o 30 pa
TROTTTNG-2:os CL-AsS-PURsE $500.
Charlev Herr h nv G-Ressie Hunt
Grattsn Boy. b. h. by Grattan CAIle1
kALIlsL-4oll, o. Z. lAlarslt- 4
LORD Vincent, b. h. tSplanl .
H. Timne-2.osl. 2aa 40
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FIrTING PUETSHNENT.
From Hnrner's 81.

Did Won hear what happened TO Mrs Dinsmore
YESTERDAY while she was DaIhing2 A valuable dia-
mond ring slipped from her finger and a hsh sVal-
lowed II
Then wAatT
Nothing only the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty 20 Animals had her arrested for feeding
aigestible tood to the ash"
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
ST. LOUIS. Z; CHICAGO.

St Louis. Aug M--Powen was in superb form to-
day and had Chicago at his mercy all through the
game His support was perfect. Attendance. loo.
Score:
r r. z.
Chicago --.-,..-..-.-.o Q 0 o % s
Batteries-Poven Robinson; Grihith. Chance
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CINCINNATI. il. P1TTsRURG- :

Plttsburg, Aug. A.-Newton had splendid support
and kept hits scattered, while the vioitors' hits
came just when needed. Beckley's batting was the
feature Of the game. Attendance, 100. Score:
P. H.
Cincinnati -.-...-...4 Ill y
Batteries-Cheshro Hastings and schrver Newton and
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
"Rough Rider Contest.
VOTING FOR The SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED BY
THE BOARD or GOVERNORS.
A Sharp Race Between Leading Men.

The Governors Of the proposed Rough
Rider Encsmpment in Colorado. 70 be
established for military instruction Of
students on public lands in the south
western part of the State. ask The Tribune
to award one scholarship TO some young
man in the East. A year at the Camp will
cost ordinary students $500 in cash. The
Tribune's appointee will go free
The prize will be awarded to the man
who receives the most votes from readers
and buyers of The Tribune. Entries will
close at p. m Monday, August 27th.
Voting will end at p. m September 1st.
Candidates may enter from New-York,
New-Jersey or Connecticut
Votes consist Of headings Of first pages
Of Daily or Sunday Tribunes. dated from
July IA to September l, both inclusive
Mr. Pardy has declined. both verbally sr6 81
letter to become a candidate and Il rne ora
who suggested that mistake had been nacs
He says that he viii not be a candidate unde=
any circumstances So his friends who Insist
upon. voting for him evidently do 50 against hiS
approval
distant encampLneut VIII have many cppox-
tUnities presented to him besides mere enjoy
ment and knowledge OF military requirements
The country Is r1ch IN mineral deposits. and
little prospecting on tha side might bring wealth
20 the lucky finder OF a rich deposit oc gold q
silver.
The place OF the sncsmpnent - n dry and
healthfuI section in the Shenandoah Valley Of
Colorado. Those who attend the encanpnsnf
viii for a year receive all OF the benefits o. out
door life, combining horseback riding. rife and
revolver shooting. and there VIII be splendid
opportunities for hunting and shooting ths b&s
game OF that district
Many q stsid business man IN New-Yor< w1r
in his rush for wealth has forgotten She dGlds
and forests OF his youth would relish year n
this healthful part OF the country. lie would
come back new man. refreshed and tnvfzo-ar-
ed With health improved and brighter eye he
would be able again 70 rntngie IN the mad rush
for money with an energy born OF physical a1S
mental health. And II IL viii do all that for
man advanced in years how much VIII II 90 fos
a youth just coming into manhood. yOuns
man wearied with years OF mental activity 1r
college or school7
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25

m,anding. was another interesting feature OF the
aiternoonA The exhibition drill by the I'd Signal
corps, N. q. N Y, Lieutenant P. Anthony Brock
presiding and the Calling gun drill by the ID Bat
terry. n. @. y. Y. Brevet Major David Wilson COM
mandins, concluded the afternoons programme.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25

2I this city viii be IN competition on that day.
me prizes include speed wagon, silver cups,
MSIches and the usual blue, red and yellow 9loo 9loo
trot Inc classes are 2:1s. 222 and z:49 s1
1Is9 oe team race. Entries close Friday with
A. reeves, secretary, No. 1891 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
THE RECORD

J. Dunn is the name OF q young who was
unceremon1ously released by the Brooklyn Club
only few days ago. The Philadelphia team, none
too strong IN tw1rlers. decided TO give J. Dunn
trial The Tammsny Hall tailenders were looked
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
SNe Ootyne to Data, Ang. "a.

Harry BeIIefeuIIe, InternacI Erp- Co.----741
stiles MiIIen- DeekerrOvvn. =. J.....s--.6sS
Jos. E1ntracht. Taco. Roosevelt COmmznd.47s
j. Herbert Ferris, II BrOad-st- ----...s....Szz
John j. Cristel. 6Sth Nevv-YOrk.
Albert D. A1ndberg. 40 Exchange Place. .2zz
George Jehl. 5S6 sIxth-ave..
Charles 2. FziIey, Co. ID, T1st Neyx-T0rk.Tss
John A O'DOnneIl. late sergt. 9th =. Yin
Robert HutehesOn, I'D NeE-TOrk.
E. j. Duddenhausen. list SevE-YOrk.
Joshua j. Ripe. 12S Waverley PIace-.--1Os
Claude Silverbrand. I'D New-YOrk- 8
Albert Ba1me. RrOOEIyn. 81
Seth H Ely, Rutherford, y. J.sssss-.--.. 81
Alex Matter 1r., fist Nevv-YOrk--s~s---- g
Gerald Whelan. 9th Nev-YOrk. .ss..-.- 6s
William j. smylie. 18th New-YOrk...-... 81
John l. g. Rae6es TIsr NeV-Tork.s.s. 2
Henry Sussman. 71st NevE-YOrk. p
Anthony F1ala. Troop c, BrOOklyn.-.. 4
John NJ Ganney, LarehmOnt, y. Y.--.. 1t
Herbert Parkinson. Co. c. 4th n
Jacob j. Van Buslztrk. Paterson n. J..... Il
siIas H. Myer. Batt'y n. 18th Heavy Art. T.
"sandO~" Alexander, Ne~-YOrk..-....- Il
John Heron East Orange y. J.S-sss..
John B. Bland 4th \. J..........s...
r. H. Lyon. adj TheO- Roosevelt Command
Rudolph B. KOehn. sergeant. 9th NJ Y..--
Charles A. Flanagan. seth Sevv-YOrk..
Arthur Benninser. Brooklyn.
James j. Walsh, West Chester, y. T...--
Arthur 3. Thomson, Co. c, I'D NeEE-ToFk.
j. c. Mcclure. COxsackfe, n. T.
Thomas Williamson. 9th New-YOrk...
John PItaIuga, Troop C...-.....-
Louis 6. Menke, list Regiment
Henry C. Pftney, srs MOrr1stOvyn. y. J.--.
George A Koch, Co. @, fist SeVy-YOrk.s..
George J. Jones clerk rk-.....-s.--ssss
John Fitch. 18th NeVy-TOFk.
z. j. Reardens brooklyn
Ira H. Parker. sergeant. T1sT Nevx-ToRk-
Everett r. Bernats list NeV-FOrk.
Joseph NJ. Phone. 18th Nevy-Y0rk.
VIM Jennings Boyle. Elizabeth. y. Jss-.
Fred. W. Esters. Co. L. 18th Neyy-York..
Alfred J. Raser, Spanish war veteran~sa
Daniel J. birmingham. Co. ID, 18th n. r.
Address all letters OF inquiry ana an woFes
'R0U6H RIDER CONTEST,
TRIBUNE OFFICE. kEsuYpRx
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25

So BY beating ne Yankse one minute and crrsea
seconds and the Rainbow minute and forty
onds the Aineola wins There may Be trial rae
Monday between the Mineola and The Yankee
Il learned after the race that the Vfrgtnla'f
clubtopsaH baby yards parted while The SAT wa
being hoisted- The end Of the yard crazhe4
through the deck, making a bad holA For thH
reason the yacht was Withdrawn ecrS< thA G-z
round
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Overwhelmingly g. Cleveland. 0, first game
Cleveland. 8, Buffalo. 2. second game.
At danapOlis-DetroJ. p. Indiana apolis, I. first
game. Indianapolis 3: Detroit. !. second game.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
NTEPVAIE
MAPrEWOOD
ANY KIND OUGHT TO DO.

From The Chicago Tribune
Trvastirar,nr AFeut-You know, sir, that the coal
you are delivering the county Is a much cheape
and roorer article than the contract calls for
DesIeT-I know II is. but thought any kind OF
coal ought 10 be good enough for such weather as
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
Best ball:

IN response 10 the letter given out Thursday by
Harry Vardon's manager. George S. Coke, business
manager Of Golf" who has charge Of Taylor 3
agements. said that Taylor had entered the
open tournament at Chicago and Vardon could test
his capacity against the champion by playing at
that time
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
BASEBALL.
DUNN's MAsTERLY PITCHING FOR PHIL
ADELPHIA DEFEATS THE NEW
YORK TEAM

GAMES YESTERDAY
PhradeIphis 8; New-Yor Cincinnati IL P1rtsburg, 2
= St Louis, Z; Chicago. D.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25

TRoTTTNG+2:25 CI4Ass-PuRsE $500.
Tincture, b CF. 7 sabel New-Bedrors Mass) I !
alberta D. ch- &. CIV. R. Cox Nashua, n. H.. z
F9arker g b. g. (F. P Fox, Rochester, n. HI. q
eiIverlet a. R Sargent, Tlton. N. H......-... I
Time-2:22A. 2:21h, 2:28
PACNc-221 CI.Ass-PURsE $500.
Sir Edwin q. R. Sargent, T4Iton n, E1.1 | /
Msss -. a ssst
Conn m ~ - hala"in DsFos
Isss5 g "" y warren snfe~so s
Long Island) "" a. snyaeF oFaVessna
TiTne-2:17k 2:1sl1 2:2iA 2:1e.
PACING-2s5 CI4Ass-PURsE $500.
Battle Axe, b. 6. o. H Story Marlboro. Mass)..
lower Boy CWiIlar Miller. Newburg. ". Y)....
succeed. b. 6. IN. Quirk Marlboro Massl 2
Dunkhurst, b. q. Rue, Boston Mass) DR.
Time-2;2714. 2:221. 2:3sh.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25

At Observation-Disclosures 4; Albany. :. first
game. Albany, g: Binghamtou, !, second game.
At Cort land-COrtand. :: Troy. 3.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
EASTERN LEAGUE.


At Worcester-Wo Worcester. Il: Springfield. :.
At Observation-Disclosures. 3. Toronto, .
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
PHILADELPHIA.

Ne75-TorE ..:.:........i 6{
First base on errors-Nevv-York, I. Left on bases
Philadelphia, Il; New-Yorl g. First base bals-or
Dunn. 8; Of Havley, 8 Struck out-By Dunn, 2; by
Hawley, I. Stolen base-DunZ Two base hits-Lajoie,
Mcfarland Passed balls-Grady. l; Mcfarland l. Time
O gaue-21O. Umpire-O'Day.
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nAp1runon nErEArs 1NTERvA1.E

Maplevood n H. Aug. "a (SpeciaD.-The Maple
wood Golf Club team defeated the Intervale team
on the Maplewood LAnks to-day. playing thirty-six
holes. The summary:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
SUCCESSFUL MEETING AT HoLYoKR

Holyoke, Mass. Aug. 24.-The August meeting or
the Holyoke Trotting Association came to q suo-
cessful close to-day. In the 225 trot Tncture tne
EavoTlte E did flne work winning in straight nsaIs 2
5r Edwin took the 2H pace after losing one
neat neat The 2:35 pace went over till to-1norro"
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Helped on his VIZ.

From The Cleveland Plain Dealer.
And your stepfather told you 20 set oUt into gns
world and earn your own living? He should have
given you a helping hand
He gave helping foot
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
THE RACETRACK.

READY FOB TEE GREAT FUTURTTE.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25

OF Taylor game that while he is not q dash |
ing sashng golfer. he has quiet, effective style
that hardly be surpassed. The cards follow: