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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-01
Religious Services Today
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

First Sunday in Advent Holy Communion . a m. Morning prayer and sermon lla. m. Evensong and sermon 7:3O p. m. Sunday School. 2:So p. m. Morning topic: "The Messenger of the Covenant"
 Evening topic: "The Everlasting God. " Special anthem at morning service Praise Ye The Father" Gounod. All arc cordially welcome.
 James e. Cameron Rector.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-01
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Morning service at il a. m. Evening service at s p. m. Subject at Baptist church this morning win be Christ Preparing His Disciples for His Death"
 The subject in the evening will be "Christ's Appeal at the Close of the Ser mon on the Mount"
 Services in tho evening at 7;S0 Services at the corner of Main and Nineteenth streets at D. m.
 G. s. Clevenger. Pastor
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-01
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

McCabe College Chapel. Morning service at il a. m. Evening service at s o'clock. Class meeting at II 30 a. m. All are cordially invited to attend th' 
 Rev. Meimoth A. covington. Pastor
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-01
CATHOLIC.
l. Fifth avenue. east of Broad

St. Marks. Fifth avenue. east of Broad way. Early Mass at a. m. Late Mass at io:so. Sunday School at I .. m. Evening service at 7:3o D. m. On week days mass at ss. m.
 Father P. H. Turnell, 5. J.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-01

Belle of Lexington whlskey-eight years old-just out of government bond, and Three Crown Diamond Malt Whis- key-strictly pure-at the Seattle Saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-01
For Font.

FOR RENT-Five room house, water In kitchen. House lately occupied ty J. IT. Kelly. opposite Guthries residence. Ap- ply to Mrs Snyder for keys.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-01

Genuine Cost Sale at Behrends. com mencing Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
NO MOTOR RACES IN OCEANATE
INJUNCTION UPsETs PLANS FOR THE NEW
PORT CONTESTS.

Providence. r. l.. Aug. 2s.-Judge Wilbur in the
Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court to-day
granted a temporary injunction restraining the Ma
uonal Automobile Association and others from
holding automobile races in Ocean-aye., Newport
A hearing will be given next Wednesday on the
application for a permanent injunction. The bill
in equity was brought by Alexander ARassiz and
other residents and property owners in Ocean-ave.
Newport
The Injunction practically makes impossible the
automobile race. which WAS planned to be the larg
est held In this country. The prime mover in the
contest was William *. Vanderbilt, jr., and an
elaborate programme arranged for next Fri
day, the races to be off the broad avenue
fronting the water. II is probable that the con-
Newport. but that will be unsatisfactory for high
power machines similar 10 those which used
In the Paris Berlin races
The cOmplaJnants represented by counsel
and no contest was made against the granting of
the Injunction, the respondents not being repre-
sented
The City Council Of Newport had granted per-
mission 10 use the highways for the races and no
Interference was thought TO be forthcoming until
the eomplainants, all Of whom own property abut-
ting On Ocean-ave petitioned the Supreme Court
for an Injunction The petition alleges that the
highways are Tor public and not for sports and
that races upon them are nuisances.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
sILURIAN WINS OLYMPIA srAKEs.

Chicago. Aug. 8.-siluran, with 50 pounds on his
back, won the Olympia Stakes at Hawthorne this
afternoon at mile and a sixteenth beating Havi-
land, Malay and Cambrian with speed spare.
Summaries:
First five furlongs)-Harry New 1O45A 0bomincD
10 10 won; Lucy Iocet 1O3 (CoburI) 3 second
Hat Mitchell, 100 GIopep, 10 third. Time. 1905
Second (selling. mile and seventy yards)-
Danish. 100 (Otisj. Is 10 2 won; Brief 9s Ransch)
10 2. second Brownie Anderson, % (Gormey), 3 20 J.
third. Time 1904
Third furIongs)-Evening star lO4 (Coburn)
]. won: South TriInble OSullivan) 10 z
ond' koseHar, ll9 (fsansch) third Time.
Fourth Olympia Stakes: sixteenth
miles, Sllur1an. - o. Walsh. to /. won. Haviand.
tGorTnleyD. 70 J. second; Malay. I02 IT. Knght)
9. third Time l:505z.
Fifth miIe)-George Arnold. CWinkheld).
20 10. won; ArgregOr. 100 (4ansch l. second;
Headwater. 103 cT Knght) p third. Time l:44H
Sixth tsiE One-half furlongs)-Max Bend1 90
81. Ranscht. 10 2 won. Henry OF Franstamar lO2
lGormley 10 l. second Andes 100 totis), third.
Time. 1:23A.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
NEW RECORDS AT DELMAR PARK.

St Louis, Aug. 26.-ro-day's sport at DeImar
Park characterized by spectacular finishes and
the setting Of a track record for the six and
a half furIongs The distinctive feature OF the
card the fourth race, sprint at thirteen-siN-
teenths of a mile. which brought five speedy horses
to the post Peaceful was made a prohibitiVe
favorite, and his recent form seemed 10 have
the race at HIS mercy. The winner. however,
turned in Jim Clark, the strongly played second
choice. who galloping in l-2'z4. a new track
record for the distance. Summaries:
First ceiling: furlongs)-Iord Neville 100
Ct O'Rrien). 10. The Wag. l03 tWatson(
30 second: Elsie Barnes. - ONeilD. 20 . third
Time. 1:2Sa.
Second race Selling: and a half furlongs)-Sambo
les CDalel. 70 > Ogle. los tMcClusky), to ?
second: Warner JOS Gindsey) to third. Time 1:0sS4
Third selling: mile and seventy YARDS
Zazel 07 CWatson. 10 ]. won: Eleven Bells 100 llnd
Is second; Satin Coat % tBeD. 20 J. third
Time. l-46ss.
Fourth race GaIrse; and one half furl3ngs) jim
Clark 9S tO'Neil. 2 10 ., won; Peaceful 1o5 dbale)
.. second Verify. los undsey). to l. third Time
Fifth race Cselingl-Beana. lGa IT. ORrienl. to .
Meddlesome 105 Lindsey. II 70 g. second Crocke
104 CDae). to / third. Time-l:41i4
Sixth selling six fuTlongsD-Miss Golightly l02
ct. oFrienl Is 10 Dandy Jim. III lSnel 12 TO
!. second: Judge Pettus. lo9 Gindsey). 10 third
Time, 1:l5.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
TENNIS
LEROY. OF COLUMBIA, DEFEATS u,,-
EFT IN CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES
AT NIAGARA.
AT NIAGARA.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1Rrxv

t"h AhLENhAFH TO THE TRIBUNE
Nlagara-on-the-Lake. Ont Aug 9s d.,
continued to-day in the international ten,t vas
pohshlp on the Niagara Tennis Clubs t,rf ~ ~H-
In tAe mems championship singles Fl III EooIs LIS
OF New-fork unexpectedly met defeat in s+~1ss,t
sets AT the hands OF Robert LEROY OF r,oIsnl
University. Leroy played a steady gana =. oa a
ground and kept Hackett who is not in las - tae
FORM. on the jump. BY his victory over tYsers t's
Leroy should get into the finals as Aeu
ofFsr Sd r. tischsr use and W. s. Bond are on ,s-
ne handicap singles were started tod
y; y Little at the back mark with owe ha1y With
FIScher ana Alexander owe thirty and ~ torty.
td ~ b0td at owe half thirty. Little was hsaeAett
+ lo.day oy the long mark man. r. j. Orr in beaten
- Mdtcn- Inc WOmen'S singles mas .iv.oa "a three
1Ties u including the ex-national .hamaioree iea en-
S.o SldIion Jones and Miss Juette A-kinson. Miss
S,IE.tsteEnln, 9t CINCINNATI. and ef2ht 81 a., Miss
TlIcaso tlI players Play in the con.cs. viii pest
rs Leh ; open singles (frst roundl-F 2 .,
y, Sttoi peat { II Farber. Columbus s1ander
AS'ner, Ne~-Iork, beat 4 r. Hawes Iosta3 q q =
r. . NfLassSo. Io-ontO beat A. c. Spraqus ~ e-S.
" ~ dsooert Leroy Columbia beat H ~ TvSrinon,.
t-'',,tticaP singles preliminary round)-F p g.,
w " '@at X ; Keep (i2 ijO IOcknort e4'.eSsander
> cDonald d5 beat r. d Little Coure = .1z -
First First T2nnd-E R. Patterson Cowe Z Il, ,...
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
HIS PROOF WITH HIN.
m The Cleveland Plain Dealer

From The Cleveland Plain Dealer.
A came into the waterworks Office the other
day and said he wanted to make n complaint. He
was an excited man, who breathed hard, and
seemed to be anxious 20 have his case attended To
at
Say" he remarked, he passed large colored
handkerchief around his generous expanse Of neck
II want TO complain OF woman who wastes the
city water, and / want you to go right up there
and shut IL on"
The clerk at once scented neighborhood quar-
rel with an incidental desire for petty revenge
How do you know she wastes the water?" he
asked.
The complainant's face grew dark.
"How DO know t?'' he cried. why, she threw
a bucket of IL on met
The clerk kept straight face.
Have you any proof OF the charger he asked,
with a serious air.
Proof" echoed the complainant. You bet I've
got proof! l all the way down here SOS you
could see how wet am"
Then he departed highly satisfied with the prom
Use that the case would be investigated.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
AMERICAS CUP RACE DATES.
THE FIRST CONTEST WILL. BE ON sEPTEM-
BIER 81.

AS there has been some doubt TO when the
international yacht races for the Americas cup
will come off. ii may be said, the authority of
J. v S Oddie, secretary of the New-York Yacht
Club that the first racing day of the series will
be Saturday, September 81. The second race day
Will be on the following Tuesday. September 2i;
the third. on Thursday, September 26 and the
fourth if necessary. on Saturday, September ~.
In case the contests, through inability to com
,,Iate or otherwise, continue into the following
week the will be sailed on the Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday OF the subsequent week
or weeks. Sundays are not counted in reckoning
the alienation of the race days. The first win
ner of three races takes the cup
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
COULD NOT HIT MATHEWSON.
NEW-YORK PLAYS IN IMPROVED FORM A
PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia. Aug. 2s (SpeciaD.-Ths Philadelphia
players had an of day and the tobogganing team
from New-York n rather easy victory this
afternoon. Mathewsnn was a. his best, allowing
the home players only four hits. lie did almost as
he pleased until the ninth inning where he be
came little eTratic. and the Quaker city men
scored their only run and escaped a shutout.
Donohue did well. but his support was not Of
the sort generally accorded the Philadelphia
pitchers. The New-York team showed 10 better
advantage than IL has done before for several
weeks Nobody however. looks upon the improve
ment as permanent Score:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
HIS EXAMPLE INSPIRES THE vANDERBHTs
AND BURDEN TO EXTRA EFFORTS.

NsN,nort r. L. Aug 26-CapIain j. G. H. Ber-
esford of the British army showed his polo playing
ability to the Newporters this afternoon IN 'ne
match game on the Westchester grounds. Captanl
Reresford knew how to play. and played Wen anu
his example spurred the younger men 49, -
-, D.o,,,i5 Vanderbilt and Arthur Burden-to
also pIev a good game. They showed , that Win M,
nronar coach they have capacity 10 9eSoe p Sor
Piers sThs niayine of BecesfOrd ana Colllel TOT
W. Greens put that side far ahead or tne tf oSst'
who had only two chances 10 score III '"
GrasnsNW A. Hazard. a. G. Vanderbilt D. '" H.
L. F. Collier. c,r5sr a
Whites-Rcginad Nanderpiit AFtnui NN'-' -
Norman III. H. HunneweiI Iost ora
Final score-Creens, pa WHITES no s"ai' N"N' '' -
qua safety.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
ARRESTED AT THE TRACK.
EDDIE" BURKES CASHIER BECOMES SUS-
PICIOUS OF BETTING ORDER. AND
GREENBAUM IS CAPTURED.
EBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. J

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Saratoga, N Y, Aug. pa man who gives his
name as Greenbaum and says he is from ew-Iork
City was arrested at the track this afternoon on
the charge of receiving money under false pre-
tences the complanants in the case being Eddie
Burke and SOL Lichtenstein, both well known
members OF the Metropolitan Turf Association.
Greenbaum's arrest. which was made by William
Pnkerton, was brought about by the suspicious OF
Burke's cashier.
1t seems that early last week Greenbaum tele-
graphed Burke and Lichtenstein TO make bets on
two horses. saying in the telegram that he had
deposited $500 in the Bank Of New-Amsterdam 10
make good should his horses lose. They both won,
however. and the next day Greenbaum was at the
track collected l02l from Lichenstein and SOO
from Burke. On Saturday both men received an
other message from Greenbaum, who asked TO
have money placed Blues and Herbert saying
that $500 had been deposited in the bank.
Burke's cashier did not seem to think things
were just right and message TO the bank
asking if such deposit had been made. and the
answer was I'm the negative. As both Blues and
Herbert won Greenbaum came here to-day 10 col
lect his winnings and was then placed under ar
rest. II is thought that if Greenbaum returns the
money early in the week. Burke ana Lichten-
stein viii allow the. case 10 drop
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27

First Ghree-year-olds upward. furlongs)-
ChcEal d'or. l07 CHayden), 10 l and 20 g. won;
Drogheda. % IL Jackson). 10 and 20 8. second.
The Laurel 80 CFedfern 10 TO and TO l. third. Time.
1:I7e.
Second Ctwoyeer-ods: five aad half furIongs
Easy Street. los IL Thompson). II and even won;
Abbey Dell 100 UTOKeO, 20 l even. second;
bon King. 9s adams. 10 ! and even. third Time.
l:IlL.
Third race Ghree yeaT-olds and upward one and
sixteenth miles)1iray Daley. 81 L. Jackson. 10
and won: Radford. i0i IL. thompson. to =
20 s. second; Filibuster 90 C~. HID 10 l
third. Time. %
Fourth race (threeyearo and upward; SIX furongs)
-SprlngEels los tTroKler 10 and 10 D. won: Com
petitor l03 L. Thompson). 10 and 10 2 second J.
J. T; III &C. WILSON,. 10 20 and TO ], chird. Time,
Fifth race threeyear olds and upward six furlongs
HE Away JOB IL Jaclson). 10 10 and out Ida
Penzance. iOl &C. WILSON,. 3 20 and TO 8 second:
Lady Bayman, 1927 IL thompson. 10 ! and even.
third Time. I:ls1s.
sixth race dhTee year-olds and upward: mile)-
willard J.. 10 H. Ja6kson) 81 10 ] and to 8 won;
Isaac Hopper. 102 Callahan IS / l. second
Iole Chat 81 (Woodsl d / and u l. third. Time
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
wAHLY AGAIN THE RoQUE CHAMPION.
HE DEFEATS cox IN NATIONAL TOURNAMENT AT
NORWICH
NORWICH.
fuy rrLronArn TO THE TRIBUNE ]

Norwich. Conn. Ang. 2s.-The national rogue
tournament closed here late this afternoon after
one OF the most stubbornly fought Journeys in the
history OF the association. The decisive game was
started ON Saturday afternoon. bur was postponed
until this morning. The match was between Strong
and Wabiy. Strong won. treng with himself. two for
first posltlon-Cax and Wahiy The players started
10 play on the tie, Wahly beat Strong and
Cox beat strohg, tieins Cox and Wahiy. Since Cox
had defeated Wahly four games I'm seven for tho
Van Wickle medal lie was picked to win but by
sharp playing after It's game was well aiong
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27

Baltimore Aug. 26-John J. NcGraw. manager
Of the Baltimore American League team, announces
that he has played his last game of baseball. lie
will retain his interest I'm the Baltimore team and
manage IL from the bench At present McGraw Is
In bed with his broken knee In n plaster cast
His doctor says he will not be able TO play again
this year Mctiraw gives definite reason for his
retirement. He has a good paying business here
and is a heavy stockholder I'm the local club
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27

Niagara-on- the-Lake. Aug. 26-Play contn-
ued in the Niagara international tennis tournament
here to-day There two surprises the defeat
of Harold Hackett the exYale champion. by Rob
ert lie Roy. the Columbia interscholastc champion
in the open singles and the defeat OF r. ID. Little
the international champion by r. j. Orr in the
handicap singles. Scores:
Open singles first roundb-Robert lie Roy New-YoTI
beat II. II. Hackett. New York, 6-1 Ga.
Handicap singles preliminary roundD-R J. Orr lowe
hhlf 30 beat R. D. Little half 4OD To 3-6 Ga
+. b. Alexander 3Ol beat H. Keep I5D, 6-2
G-3 -
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
TWO FAvoRITEs WIN AT KINLoCK PARK

81. Louis. Aug. 26-Two favorites and three
onds brackets Kinlock Park to-day. Sum
msries:
First Zone mile and twenty YARDS: senE)-pai-
keith. 81 DonneyD. 3 To .. Golden Scepter. iO4
fMeade) to second; The Jefferson l04 obertson).
20 10 ], third Time, 40.
Second race liye furlongs: pursel-Rav ensbury 1oG
fCorley). 13 10 10 Brannigan 113 Meade) TO-
1:OlA.
Third furlongs: purse)-Capain Gaines o.
MattheHs). 70 2 won; Draw Lad 105 (Conley). II
10 second: Greetings "a g. Hicks. to third Time.
lis.
Fourth (six and one-half furlongs; sellng)-
FIeuron, loo 81. Hicks, 10 2 won; Miss Conrad 04
lRobersonp 70 l. second Hettie Regent, % CGraham
], third. Time. l.22R.
Fifth Cx furlongs; sellingIAkeness 100 CRobert
10 8. Olekma 100 IHelg-souD.
ond: Little Lois. 9S (GrRham) - third. Time.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
CINCINNATI. 1: CHICAGO. 3.

Chicago. Aug. 26.-Hahn and Hughes engaged in
pitchers battle to-day. of the hits being of
the scratch order. Hughes kept up his strike out
record by dropping nine The game poorly
PLAYED the seven runs scored starting on errors
and gifts. Attendance. 800. including go school
children, who were admitted free. Score:
r. H. T
Chicago ..............o 10II 2
Batteries-Hughes and Kahoe; Hahn. Bergen PeItz
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
THE RECORDS.
u. -. u q L-ll.Ee
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

The game of baseball at Washington Park yes
terday was almost entirely pitchers battle and
those fond Of contests OF this sort certainly had
their fill Willis had his opponents practically at
his mercy. The home players made only two hits.
not of them getting far as second base.
Donovan did almost we'll from purely pitch
ing standpoint. yet his blunders in fielding did
much To Boston their only runs
Tenney was the only player TO hit the ball with
amy success Not a ran scored on either side
for six Innings Then DonOvans error gave Boston
a run and the visitors scored again in the ninth
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
MINERAL NOT FOR THE FUTURITY

Saratoga. Y. ". Aug. 26 (SpeciaD.-"Jack' Joyner,
trainer OF Perry Bemont's colt Numeral. who is said
to have worked six furlongs few days ago in lIS
in preparation for the Futurty, telegraphed wei
known newspaper man this afternoon that there
truth in the report and further. that Nu-
neral would not be at the post in the tuturlty'
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
HARNESS RACING.
FANORITES WIN ALL THE RACES IN
STRAIGHT HEATS AT MARIA
GANSETT PARK.

fFoVideSce. r. l., Aug. 26.-Favorftes yvor -.
thlhs IN straight heats at the opening Of the Csn
circuit races at Narragansett Park this ar,er,o
New RICHMOND was compelled 70 make a new ,,o,,
IN the 20 pace when Frazier, the Hubinger ho,
drove the gray under the wire in 2aSIS In the .e
ond heat Frazier was the only real opponent =,
New RICHMOND. though Orin b. got one second no-
sltion. John H. got the flag when the time MA.
TOO rast for him, and he could not uphold the renu
tation of his famous sire. John r. Gentry
Country Jay prohibitive in the 2:2O trot and
Gus" Macey could drive with one hand and upu
MS horse 10 keep from dstancing the field.
Royal r. Sheldon was another sure thing in the
300 pace, but Re made his three straight In gooS
time. stepping the first In 2051a which is within
half second Of the fastest time made at ReadviIIs
last week By the same horse, The real cOntasr
was for second money. and Edith W. won The
summaries:
PACING-2.25 CLASS-THREE IN FTvE-PURsE, s2e0
New Richmond. s. b.. by Brown Hal-Jewezs by
Frazer ch- < CdcIienTy>
.H . o. 3 rdauos9a' .--''---..--..-
- Se9 o. < ectoTt ------------'.-..
49, Tirns~2:iall. 2:csis 2:6sa.. us
TRoTTINCi-2.2O CI-Ass-TFREE IN FIvE-PURsa
Country Jay. eh- z. by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. by
flaay>Srs y1.I5c,sI,
F'ree silver b n tMcHenry1 -...--.-.....-...-..s
Minnie l. Wakes. ch m Clark. ..-......--..---.
L-LteIlcS O. e tAceLary)
'''' Tin1s-2:iii.. 2:isi, 2:l4E
PACING-2-05 CIAss-THREE IN FIvE-PURSE. $50
Royal r. sheldan. blk. g. by Constsntine-FIaxie.
by Bourbon Wilkes 90 Neip ------.-.---.-.-...
Riley B.. blk h. (E.rwHl l...-..--.----.........5
Dumont W. b. (Ernest)- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Hetty c. b. m. Mccoy. oyt..--........---..........3
ia '' . IT, 12.o5is. 2o6ii 2:G6i.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
caRTER AND GARDNER TO MEET.

kid Carter. tho Brooklyn middlsweish'' anu
f..orea Gardner of lowell Mass, are To meet In
q twenty round contest before the National Attn
letic Club of San Francisco on Fhnrsday niSn., n,e
Roth men have been training for the bout Tor some
time and are reported to be in fine CONDITION
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27

President OF the United States Revolver Association
weather conditions favorable for good scores
All the candidates for the team have finished eA-
cept Bird w Spencer. inspector-general or rlho
practice. The officials Of the National Hle Assn
citation will examine the scores tonight ana al
nounce the makeup of the team tomorrow 49,.
The marixsmen from Rhode Island arrived az %
range this afternoon In the party We're Z II .
bowen captain of the team: Colonel W Il Hat.
ringtou Lieutenant G. A. Forsythe. Serseanss ~
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
ST. LOUIS. 3; PITTsRuRG. >.

Ioittsburg Aug. 26.-Powel was an impossible
proposition for Pittsburg, and, In addition the
local players put up poor game in the field
Wallace's fine work at short the only feature
OF the game. Attendance. 400 Score:
r. II. T.
Pittsburg ,...........o % 3
Batteries-Chesbro and O'Connor Powell and Ryan
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
PROGRAMME Of SPORTS TO-DAY.

a2ACING-Msct a Saratoga, 2:15 p m
SOIF-Invitaton tournament, Newport: annual togrla-
StockbridRe: wOTnens cup contest Luxe SiaA0-
pac; gomen's foursOnes Bayswater
LAWN TENNIS-canedan championship. Nlaeara-on-
fhe-L~ake.
RAsEBAI.IS-Brooklyn Boston. Weshirston 5sif
Brooklyn. p m: New-York Vs. Fhlaoephia' fH4iA
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
RIFLEliEN AT SEA GLRT
THE MARKSMEN FROM RHODE ISLAND
ARRIVE AT THE RANGE.

Sea Girt. Aug. % (SpeciaD.-The American sharp
shooters who are TO compete for place the
American team practised at the butts to-day. Ths
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27

college TO enter q wholesale house. He one OF
the best halfbacks. and his resignation will be
serious blow the team. II is said that James
Sheldon. quarterback, will be elected Henrys sue
ceSSor.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New-York s. Phila. l. St Louis. ,: Pttsburg, ..
Boston, .; Brooklyn, o. Cincinnati, 4; Chicago D.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
NETWORK.

EsArned rinS-New-York. . Two base hit--paFis
Three base hs-Van Ha,iren. BoW"ruan stolen bases
Cancel . Double pays-Strang and MuGphr. Cross,
Hallmau jennings Left hascs-Nev,-York, =
PHILADELPHIA, :. base bas-pn MathewFpn. O.
Domaine . lit by pitched bal-By Mathewson, l.
Struck out-By MatheWsOn. 7. by ponahue. 2 Ralk-
Mathewson /. VIA pitch--Mathewson. l. Tme-l:45
uIfire
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27

son. is said 10 have bet st. Finnan, the winner
II gives the race an ugly look That the stewards
did not like Shaw's ride IS shown by their asking
for the layers sheets on the race.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
INVESTIGATION OF SECOND RACE.
'srEwARDs TO LOOK INTO sHAw's RIDING
"PTTT6BuRa PHIL" MAY BE INVOLVED.

lEr TELEGRAPH THE rHfBusnI
Saratoga y. Y.,,Aux. zs-rhern may bs an inyest.-
CATION into tho way i.aison ran iB tho second race
and IL rpsy siso turn out badly fog fPittsburg
PIN" and SHAW, The iattsf's handling Of Latson
- bad and ss "tittsburg Phil" who owns Lat
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27

CHICAGO LOSES FOOTBALL CAPTAIN.
Chicago Aug 2s.-It Is definitely announced that
James r. Henry has resigned his captaincy of the
University Of Chicago football team. Henry quits
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago II: Philadelphia. 4 Detroit g. Boston. g..
Baltimore, 3; Milwaukee g. Washington. s; Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
BASEBALL.
BROOKLYN TEAM BEATEN THROUGH
INABILITY TO HIT THE CURVES
OF WILLIS.
GAMES TO-DAY.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Boston Brooklyn. ST. Louis at Pittsburg.
! New-York at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Chicago.