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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29
NAMAN AND WEEKS WON.

The second day of the Newport Golf
tournament brought out some very sooo
nlavina Among the winners OF the pre-
iiminary rounds are Mauran and Weeks
OF this city. The summary:
FIRST ROUND.
Presidents Cup.
z NJ Byers beat Nj. Wright up and
n. s Campbell beat o. Perrin up
WyIle beat F.. Bohlen up and to
G. Dixon beat j s Byers up.
q Cook beat George F. Cozzens up
G. Hitchcock beat H. d. Day up and
J. II. Mauran beat II. Hitchcock up
any Stillman beat o. Horsman 2 up.
Consolation Cup.
c. w. Taintor beat s. Kane up and
" NJ Brooks beat p. Grant up.
W. RI. Sands beat j. B. Burnet up
G. t. watson beat w Chapman 7up.
X Fl Hiii beat Victor sorchnn l up, 10
- II. Weeks beat j. s. Brown by de-
TT Burden. Jr.. beat w. F. sterns
= Ri Rurdick beat r. 6. Shoemaker I up.
Second Consolation Cup.
w Clark beat r. Peters up and
!. n. Gott beat A. T. Kemp up and
II f. cav beat W r. Busk up.
". Terry beat r. IT, Sands up ana
; TO play. 90
]. p. Bsttelle beat II. l.. Dyer up
aud 10 play. 49,, ana
/ 10 plaN. d, SA..u,,oL .
IN and 1 10 play -
SECOND ROUND.
Presidents cup.
Campbell heat Byers up and 70 pay
Dixop beat Wylc up and 10 play, q,
q hitchcock beat Cook m ana
20 nlay. ,, 4, m a,d 70
play. .t,+t,,, cun
pafntsr heat I'M M and = 10 pay
weeks beat Brooks up and 20 plsy'
pnrdeu beat Burdick up and 10 play
Watson beat w H. Sands up.
second Consolation Cup
cav heat clark up ana 20 play.
,rerry beat H. Burnet IN ana 10 plsN'
psttelle heat Cfott up aud > 10 play
VI r. Sedcewick beat Burke up ana
1 10 play.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29

lowing their pace well. Boiling occa-
sionally taking spurt 10 force Porter's
speed. Up TO the nineteenth mile Porter
led. but IN the twentieth Bolting was
nearly twenty yards 20 the rear His
pscemskers began 10 pull him up on Por-
ter and soon passed him. Then the
remainder OF the race was a neck TO
neck scrap. Porter was caught by sur
prise and I'm the distance 10 go was unable
10 get after Bolting with enough speed
TO win tho race and the tape was crossed
with only three feet between the two.
IL was very exciting nnIsh.
In the mile championship Major Taylor
Of Worcester was raced out OF the game
i'm the grand sem-inal after having won
his first two heats. liver Lawson finished
Harry Downing won the 2:10 profess
sional and Tom Cooper the mile hsndlcap
professional.
The amateur handicap was won by "
r. Root OF Boston. with Archie Rswlins
OF New Bedford second
The summary:
one-mile national championship. pro-
fessional:
First hest-won by sydney Jens!p-.
England; Major Tsylor. Worcester. Mass
second Time 2:ts s-5.
Second hest-won by Iver Lawson. Salt
J axe city: Rom Cooper, Detroit, Mich,
second. Time 2:25 20.
louisville; Frank Kramer. Fast orange,
y. j.. second Time 2:f5 Is.
Fourth heat-Won by W :. Fem,
Bristol, Conn: John r. Fisher, Chicago.
second Time 9.32 2-5.
First semi-hnsl-- Won hv Major Taylor;
liver Lawson. second. Time 7.3S 2-5.
Second semi-nnal--won bv w. s. Fenn;
Frank Kramer, second Time c:2i.
First grand semi-hual-Non by Iver
Lawson Time 5:Ns s-5
Second efsnd scmi-hnai-won by Frank
Kramer. Time i:f7 3-S.
Finsl-Won by Iver lawson Time
S:55
one-mie handicap amateur
First heat--Won ny r. r Root Boston
go YARDS: Archie RswIlns New Bedford
(scratch), second. c r. Baxter. Fall
River 80 yardsD third Time 2:0i 2-s.
Second heat-Won nv r. ~ Beandet
Boston 80 ysrdsl; ~ r.. Brown. provi-
dence nlo ysrds), second; y ". Holmes.
Providence (90 YARDS third. Time
2n7 i-5
THIRD heat-Nor nv George Anderson
Worcester 80 YARDS. r. VI Temple. Bos-
ton O0n yards) second, Thomas Norton
Providence deo ysrdsl third Time go
Final-won by r. VI Besudet. George
Anderson. second Arcihe Rawlins third
r. r. Root. fourth Time 20i -
One-u1ile. 2:1o class professionsl--wo
nv Hardy Downing. san Jose. Cal; j.
r. jacobson. New Haven, second Time
2;75 2-5
one-mile handicsp. professional:
First heat--won hv Tom Cooper. Detroit
20 yardsl John r Fisher Chicago 4o
Yards, second: p. !. Caldwell, Hartford
90 yard.l. third Lester Wilson. rittsburg
feo vardsl fourth Time e.0s Is
Second heat--Won bv w s. Fenn
(scratcho: owen 8 Kimble $50 ysrds,.
second: r J. Gascovne England 80
Ii ~
(S vards) fourth Time 2.0c 4-h.
Final-Won hy Tom Coopsr; owen 8.
Kin1ble. second John T Fisher. third:
Lester Wilson, fourth. Time 2:Os as.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29

At $40 YARDS.
BOLTING WON AT COLOSSEUM

Iver Lawson won tho onc-mile national
championship at the Colosseum by beat
ina strong Held. which included such
men "a Major TAYLOR. Tom Cooper and
Frank kramer The race WAS splendid
lsureis
-. stuart Bolting OF this city and Porter
nj Worcester werc in the n-nile motor
"a accd race. and although the race was
not in championship time u was 2
swift one and close enough 20 be exciting
BoltinE caught hia pace drst with Porter
q short distance behird. RarroVs and
kirnhprt vcrc on Roliinfs motor while
RlN sud CASEY looked out for tho machine
which led Porter. Poting led around
the arst milo and gradually pulled sway
from Porter bat tho latter act down 20
working order sn5 on ttc sixth lar ~
the ssccra mile wss swift enough 10 pass
the Pre-, idsnc- boy Both men we're fol.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29
DOLLY BlDWELL WON.

Tbree-fourths Of tie $1,000 purse for
trotters or 2:i4 class Yesterday was Won
BY two Boston trotters. Dolly Bidweil'
In the stable OF George w LeBvitt. win
ming the race and a new record Of 2:cSlg.
while Howland EJsselrs Miss Whitney
secured second money Neither W these
two previous to the race Was figured as
having a good chance for he money.
The Blue Grass mare, NeNa simmons,
was the favorite. with strong play
on the white gelding from Bunalo, N<te-
wood Helen Grace drew the pole, James
Shcvlin was SECOND. Neva simmons third
and Dolly Bidwell fourth. James Car
penter who has driven Dolly Bidwell IN
all her races. was behind her yesterday.
and he took al the advantages he could
consistently. Driver Carpenter was GER
tainly wldc awake snd lost 40 chances
The mare acted We'll in the scoring. and
when tho word was given she was away
like bird from a cage At the turn she
had the pole and the race was over right
there. Tor she was never headed. This
first heat was in 2:i2. with Miss whitney
sh Omen length behind.
10 looked as thought Eeata had fallen
into soft snap in the 2:3D trot YESTERDAY.
Country JAY had von a race IN the frst
of the week and many did not expect him
10 start. Rut Macy though there ~
q little soft money On sight b. beating al
hut Eieata and going All easy race. From
cxperieucc earlier ip tho season he knew
81 was Il hopeless task 10 sufmpf Ia hes ?
Tlnata Netev reasoned correctly az 20
is being an cast task tc beat tho neld.
aud he accomplished that in 2.ibls Then
the pdgos recommended that The Ken
tuckiau string his horse olt for a milo
IN e.fO Maccv ohevcd. and in the second
heat Eleata bed 10 trct within SECOND ~
her record This satisfied tho crovd. nl-
WAYS ou tho lookout for speed Eiests
was nf course. unbeatable
peiip Niii"n iW~t tuFHeas ANerN ora .
head With her display ~ sneed in the
e.i0 ,tot The Pacific coast mare has
shown great bursts n srcod in aN her
races this eide of tho mountains. but
has heou a disappointment from race
winning sfsndnoinf III to Nertercsv. For
fu.o fsvcroS her IN oue respect for she
hsd q small ned - race against Dolly
Dulor Nth her r,'ls mo, dsthrfn-d
Eieats (2nshl as the trctting ausen OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29
SHkMR0CK'S TRIAL.

The fourth trial spin OF Shamrock H..
in these waters yesterday was not attend
ed with any unusual incidents. The yacht
did not 40 outside Sandy Hook az expect
ed, but sailed from Southwest Spit buoy
TO Staten island twice during the four
about 30 miles Sir Thomas Upton was
not on board. nor was Designer Watson.
The yachts msinsail was hoisted by
l0:40 and 10 minutes later same clubtop-
sail that was set yesterday was sent up.
1t took only eight minutes 10 set Il, show
ing smsrtness on the part OF the crew in
handling the sail.
The wind was light from the south
east at this time. and when the baby iib
topsail was broken out and the yacht fill
ed away. she was only travelling at a six
knot gait
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29

Providence won fhe double header YES
terdsy and is climbing for second place,
Providence hit a the right time in yes
terdsy's game.
The Greys dd snsrpy work yesterday,
ouinlsn of Montreal robbed MeCauley
Of good hin yesterday by 2 high jump
after the ball
Corridor aud Friend were the winning
pitchers yesterday.
Rochesters winning streak is due for
a break soon.
Jack Walters Of the Providence club
has been rendered an offer from the Am-
erlcsn League. Other players have been
ASKED for their terms. The demand for
good PLAYERS Will he even stronger IN
the fall and winter
The New York sun saws OF play Long
made I'm the sixth inning OF the second
game in Brooklyn Tuesday: I<eeler hit
the ball on tho trademark and sent IL
humminE This hit gave Long the chance
for his electrifying play. Long jumped
sidewlse and thrust out his hand. and
while everybody was still gssping for
breath he tossed the ball 10 Lowe. retir-
ne kitson at third
Griffith said I'm Philadelphia: All this
talk OF nv trying 10 create dissatisfac-
tion among the American league players
and inducing many or them 70 jump TO
the National league Is nonsense. | don [
believe that there Is a single man who
has signed with the new league but will
stick 10 IL through thick and thin, and so
far as myself is concerned my whole
heart is with the organizat tion and as long
ss II lasts YOU will find me i'm it's ranks.
The Worcester Spy says of McLeans
work Tuesday: "Slashawsy Mclean. who
has beer numbering around as the Hope
fuls first sackeT, went behind the bat
Yesterday and his work was exceptionally
GOOD: i'm fact IL has not been excelled by
any catcher for Worcester this season.
Mclean dropped fewer foul tips than the
Veteran Clements, and he went after roui
eies with all the agility of a direct H.
scsndant ~ Malachi Jedediah kittredge
There's an old baseball gem Of thousht
that makes II very plain that a tall man
has little hone of winning the coin rs a
catcher But Mclean puts the hve-fooier
theory 20 the bad.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

|cnthu siasts Of baseball IN this city. Tor
Providence won two games from MOI
|trea yesterday. by good. vigorous ball
|plaNing Souders. who pitched for Mon
|tres the first game. allowed fifteen hits.
some of which brought n a few Of the
mine runs The stick PLAY began In The
first inning when six hits were made.
These brought In the hye runs. Monireat
|in the nrst managed 10 get one man
|nround the bases but could do no bet
ter. Providence scored another run IN
|ihe second but had nothing but goose
|cEgs m o the eighth.
T4re second same pas not as easy As
tine hrst hut tho men fell 90 NILS Tor
|cnly cisht hits The scores:
fTirgt C;ame)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29

Boston; @ III Crasg, ~ X FM Whitney,
Boston; w X Price. Springfield: Kroog.
w Det.ner, McMsllsn, W G Wales. ~
j Holton, Peoria Ben l. Patterson Alo
bany; n n Wenjeil. Detroit: } l. Flatans
Manuel Cobss, v; G II French. Boston.
J. Berdine, Chicago: n w Mcdbnry.
Prov; NJ Bowen. Boston, l. Roth. NY:
p y Macdonald Boston: A Schulmsn ~
Y; A Mitchell SO Augustine, Fla sam
Jones. y W II Thompson. v FnGel.
y; l. b Rurrill. Boston: " r Weeks.
Omaha; ] w Cote New Britain: J
titzgerald. Boston; Geo simpson. y y:
q Blake. 4 II Winters Tom Dsiv.
Peter DAILY. NJ Price. PROV: y r Gram
dali Forsey Boston, Eugene pa.
Y; A J Bates Meadvllle. Po r Felton,.
T l. Vance. Z ! Mayer, G ~ Roberta.
w Charles y y.
NEwMAN--G A Han. Ros,ow p
James and wife, Milford; RYigas ana
wife. BOSTON: A Mayors New york:
w Crosby and wife. Hartford; Hasry
Levy, Portland, Me; r n Pendlston New
York; Hudson and wife Buffalo. "
Osgood. Lowell; r n Shsner, winona:
Bedoch. New York; ~ p Parmlee ~
T Wells. Boston; Harley Downing Gait
fornia. II Paige and wife Chicago. ~ 4
Bishop, Melrose G " Cragg, New York:
r J Marble. G r Sterling w w Ster-
ling. Boston; n Iiukwald, New York: Mrs
II Clark California: n Rowe Boston:
Il NJ Bray. New York: I. Graham and
wife. Sleeps Head Rsy. " Cheny.
Boston: Edward r Frank New York: a.
l. Bennett Boston; r L Riley. cievAland:
VI r Freeman. Portland Ore r I. Rrsn1-
er, East Orange; G gorge Fsander. Chi
cago; G Sturtevant. Attleboro; William
Tate. G. 7 TTsring w G Herring J w
Blascom. Chester: G Gebhert. Boston: r.
Duffy, White Plains: = McCreedy, Georgs
Day. New York John Trout Boston;
E p Sweet and wife. Niagara Falls.
THE ALBEE-Chas 8 Porter. g NJ Biv,
| John Conlon. Worcester; Tom Butler.
Boston; Geo Branding. Ed VALLEY. " Y:
Frank J Caldwell Hartford: Arthur =
! Crosby. W " Fletcher. Grafton Mass:
| r l. Bray Worcester; George Espenland.
West Albany, - Y: Geo " Fiirsman.
Henry Morris. ~ Y: Geo Cater. Boston:
w 2 Pratt. Portland: a Bennett AL
David, Roston: VIM G Farmer Kesne.
| n II: Edward O Lawtcn Newport: II "
| Cushman, w " Rose, Boston, Robert ~
Garfield, Fall River.
| PERRIN Moore and wife psscoar:
Hudson and wife, Buffalo: S n Archer.
\ New York: T Watson Springhs cid: :
Frank Harris. "Paps's Baby company:
r Griffin, Goshen; c rlrnit Lynn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29

Bailey. Medford: Alcyoro. G. A. Hawkins,
Putnam.
9:S2 ciass-Deerfoot. Il. r. Fox, Holyoke /;
Sutherland King G. A Wood. Milford (;
Surprise and Powers, Fred Isabel, New
Bedford Nancy X. Frank Slavin, ProN-
dence; Dean and Edith C.. r. A. Cook,
Woonsockct. Sally wilkes +. b. Water
man. Providence; Harold c.. Thomas A.
Carpenter. Providence: Earl r., III. G..
TAYLOR, Worcester
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Detroit 4 Boston
Chicago .. philadelphia O.
Milwaukee H. Baltimore s
Washington 81 Cleveland II.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston At Detroit.
Washington az Cleveland.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29

"Tt'. kind Of dscouraging Ethel" said
Mr. CumroN: Kind ~ discouraEfn
what is father" ITS nearly q month";
since YOU read vour graduation esesv ara
they haven't taken YOUR advice On h~u ~
run the government yet"--Washington
Star
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29
RRokE rVEN

Washington aud Cleveland split even
on doubie-headsr yesterday IN the
nrsi game Csrrics With excellent support
had Cleveland ~ his mere, IN the
second game Cleveland hatted lee AT will
and forces him 20 ire bench Washing
tor vas unable - solve McSeil. and the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29
Providence Wins Doub|e-Roador From
Montreal Worcester Defeats Toronto.
Hartford Wins From Pan-AmeriCanS
EASTERN LEAGUE.
RESULTS YEsTERDAy,

Providence 3-5, Montreal 3-3.
Worcester ), Toronto :.
Rochester 4. Brockton 4.
Hartford .. Buffalo 1.
GAMES TODAY.
Montreal at Providence.
Rochester az Brockton.
Toronto AZ Worcester.
Buffalo at Hartford.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29
TORONTO.

Runs Rickert >. CrIshsm. WrIgIey,
Pappalau--5 Rrowu. Carr. Nargrove--S
Two-ba sc hits-O Reilly >. Rickert. Sac
iifcc hits-t nFla uh. Williams Stolen
bases Rickert. Nrigley, Hsrgroves Dou-
bic play Bruce 10 Bonner. First base
OIL balls Crisham. Brown, Bonner hit
bv pitched ball--Bemis. Struck out
O'Rtilly. Wrigley. pappslau. Brown
Schaub >. t'mpire-o Loughlin. Time-eh
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29
\ sLuGGING MATCH.

The Milwaukee American league team
took the last game fron1 the Baltimore
team YESTERDAY II vas slugGne
match and Hastings was hit so hard in
tho first that Reidy was called on TO nll
bis place. Attendance 2oe2 Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29
EFrFCTIvF. RUT LOST.

The locals got At Williams pitching
yesterday aud batted out the same IN the
second inning After this inning ths TO-
ronto pitcher was most effective Par
paiau wasi prime form and with Eood
sinport won handily. The heldinE oI
WriCiey and Ronner and the hitting or
'ITargrove were tho features. Attend
ance, 100 The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29
MONTREAL.

Runs Naltcrs. StsnOrd. tassidN. suIIi-
han Conn Counor Henry T.eahy. Corri-
Ion-e. Eauh Shearon Delehsrty-'l.
|rvo-hsse hit Lcahy rhrechsse hits
|'arridcu DelchantN Sacrifice hits-Sul-
|iran Henry TcshF. Double plays-Cop
|nor 10 'assiSy: Quinlsn to Johnson 10
II ,ooiay First base on balls--on Cor
|jdon I. N Souders T. Wild pitch Cor
|ridou l. Umpir ~ G2 Nne,. Time -lh 45m.
CSec0nd Gampl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29

the season, and her three heats arc the
fastest trotted this season by mare.
The only race OF the day TO be split mp
was the 2ll pace when Reuben =. sus
rendered discretely TO Don Riley after
winning TWO heats.
,e;lf class. trotting; purse $4,000:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29
HARTFORD WON.

hastings went i'm against his former
comrades YESTERDAY and won out ia
pitchers battle Hartford won by bunch
ng hits on Amnle IN the irst and second
innings. The tieloinE Of both teams Wa
Fast two sensational catches BY kuhns
'einr- the fee tures The Visitors were
'ast on the bases. ATTENDANCE, 500 The
-corc:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
BOSTON DROPS TO SECOND PLACE.

BOSTON DROPS TO SECOND PLACE.
Boston wound up the present home
Series by dropping yesterdays game 10
Detroit Lewis pitched what would
dinarily have been winning ball. hut
Ycagers superb control backed by the
inVncible fieldjng OF the visitors were
odds too great TO be overcome. Attend
ancc 6Gi5. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29
GOOD FTKLDING WON.

Cbicsgo shut out Philadelphia yesterday
afternoon hy better fslding Fraycr
pitched = splendid game hut his good
work was nullhed by a pair of holding
misplass Attendance .sco. Score
Innings .......
Chicago ......... o q . a o 2
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29
BRoCKToN

Runs--O' Hagan .. Gray. Phelps. Ran
non. Smith Tvo-bsse hits-BarciaN,
Ramon stolen ha asesAGrsy .. % Haean.
PhelnS Double plaN--V oods 10 Heine-
First hase on bsls--ON McPartlan l: OF
Barnett . Struck out Ey McPartlan >;
by Barnett = Cmpire-I.sn-tcan. Time
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29
AT STATE RIFLE RANGE.
Az 900 YARDS.

The following scores were made bN
members Of the Second regiment at the
rife range Ncsterday:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29
MONTREAL.

Runs Stafford > "a ssidy sullivan,
gTenry-5: Rsub. DelehautN. Johnson.
sta ford Doehanty stolen hases--Cas-
-idy Conn. Raub. Sbearou. Sacrifice hits
johnson, Q8lnlsn Douhlc play-Sulir
Aan 10 Cassidy. First base on balls-OH
Friend g. OF Mills Struck out-Bv
Fricud :: by Mills I Passed hall--Raub.
m nire- CanneN Timc-.ih iNm
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29

Runs Shindle Blerbaier--2: Halligau--
J. Double plays-Carey TO Hayward;
Shindle 10 Bierhsuer 20 Massey stolen
bases-Spser. Gettmsn. Hal liaau. struck
out-By Amolc 3: by Hastings g. First
base on balls--Oh Amole 9 Left on
bases Hartford :. Buffalo T. Sacrifice
hit t'rquhart. Umpire Kelly. Time
III 35m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29

visitors easily walked away with the
game. Attendance SsoS. Scores:
(First Cameo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29
GOOD PITCHING.

McPsrtlin and Barnett pitched finely
Yesterday, hut the support received ~
McPartlin was superior 20 that accorded
the local twirlsr, behind whom there was
some ragged work. Creminger. Smith
and Heine made some fine fielding plays.
Bean was fined g. for talking back 10 the
umpire. Attendance 200. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS


NARRAGANsETT-L X Fillmore J d
Meade, r w Moore, Brown. f Mott
n Y; OConnor Marietta; T A Lake
and wife Conn; A Fisher Phils: Lno
Brown. N Y; III II Hopson. Macon. Ca; /;
w jerks. Los Angeles w III Dilling-
ham. Chiffon: J. Haokett Louisville w
II Bishop, Baltimore; Sullivan and
Son Chas A Lloyd, j @ A.yman, Y; A
Williams. Corning. n Y; J II Heiman,
Y; NJ Hester, Cleveland II l. Fuller
ton. jamestown; Henry Raliston. spring-
field; w Battey, Phila: - Ropes. Chss
Kuhn. Y; w NJ Van Leer, Phila; c A
Underwoor and wife. Boston; w Par,n-
lee, Boston, l. Rhemstron1, Y; Frank
A Pfaelzer. Phils III T NJ Tregloun, Bls-
falo; V + Wilcox, n Y; r ID Felt. Bos-
ton; Holbrook, " Y; Il Watson
Boston; 3 Chapman, Springdeld: III
Heyman, Albert koemer. n Y; = w
Bean, Boston; Jno Guthrie, Pittsburg; u
A Magoeness, NJ A Curran, ~ Y; Jno w
Mosly. Jackson, Tenn; Gordon Noble,
Springfield; w A Lamb, 8 II Remington.
Boston: G. Titcomb, Phila; Edward
Grant. Boston: Il ID Dearborn Lynn; K s
Williams and wife, G I Cunningham and
wife. Miss Bessie Belcher. Miss II fory
Curtis Lane, BOSTON, = MILAN. ~ Y, j
ID Yeomans Wash, ID c; y Kiett. y v:
IL Russell. Boston. A Maynard. sam
A Adler, w 3 Hoyt. w Mountford N
Y Nj SpOOner SpriuRneldt A Pdfkef,
Meriden; Dan G G Baur. N Y; j NJ Sweet,
j Connolly. Fall River; A Sullivan,
Frank Downes, Boston; III Ossusky,
n " II Stevens, Cleveland. w Proctor,
Boston; W Emerson. G r. Guile, y Y;
Miss Bent, Provl; a Henckel, Y; l.
NJ shuer. n Y; + " Matthew. Phila; ia
cob Strater. Jr. Geo III Hughes, y Y c III
Long and wife Hartford; ID Meikc~ y Y
Heagan. n Y r Chaplin, III - Albee,
Rochester; Mrs A Mckenzie and daugh-
ter, ~ Y W r. Bennett, New Britain; {;
Mrs V Mayer, Mrs Roberts. w Greene,
Jas Stokley Jas Biener. s Ollsndorf, IN
Freedman aud wife. y Paine. y a.; John
4 Mack and wife. Worcester. n y Mona1,
Hoiyoke. G worthington. Boston: II l.
Washburns, + Logan. n Y; 6 Bor-
men, Conn. y Meyers. WashiuSt ton;
James Pstt. Jr, l. w Hallan, Y.
DOREANCE-J A Crocker. Boston; A
Rabinonvch \ Y; p Slutsky. A X
Spauldng. = + Masterson, l. Whaien.
" Gibernsn, Boston; Dennis shea,
Wilimsutic; VI B O'Gslsgher. BROOKLYN;
r Hess. y Y; q Mathews. Boston
: George Potter. Soutbbridge: " & Waite.
7 Leicester: G. N Shedd. y Y; r Warren.
! Boston: w Hessline. Bloch. n Y; A l.
! Chase. Newport A Huber. Prov; + w
! French. l. Chistei. y Y g. r. Durfer. Bos-
/ ton; W } Humphrey. \ Y; III l. Whaley,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29

Csccond Cameo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29

The second day of the Newport GoiI
to,rnsm ment brought out some very good
playing Among the winners or the pre-
iiminary rounds are Mauran and Weeks
of this city. The summary:
FIRST ROUND.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29

Innings
Chicago
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29
CHIPS FROM THE DIAMOND.

Providence won fhe double header YES
terdsy and is climbing for second place.
Providence hit At the risht time in yes
terdsys game.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-06

impossible gulf of fire separated
the United States from all the rest
OF the nations Of the world
If ii rests upon such influences
as the Manufa cturer's Club Of
Philadelphia can exert, not only
will the United States Govern
ment fail to make reciprocity
treaties with the purchasing pow
ers of the world. but our people
will have to run a tremendous risk
OF having to content themselves,
so far as trade is concerned with
the home markets, which accord
ing to the Quaker City's notions,
as there represen ted, are all that
ii is desirable that that they should
enjoy and possess.