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New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
GOLF.
STOCK AND COTTON BROKERS TO HOLD
THEIR ANNUAL HANDICAPS TO-DAY.

More than sixty entries have been received for
the annual Stock Exchange handicap to be played
at the Knollwood links to-day. The committee in
charge consists of A. p. Kelley. F. p Kimball
A. r. Fish, F. c. De Veau and Richard King. They
have arranged to award four prizes one for each
or the best three net scores. and for the best
gross score. That the contest will be keen one
is assured by the fact that among the prominent
entries are c. b. Macdonald. of Garden City; A. L.
Norris. Daniel Chauncey and A. r. Fish. of Dyker
Meadow: l.. s. Kerr, of Garden City: F. NJ. Free
man and T. ID. Hooper. of Fairfield c. C. Miller.
of Richmond County, and III. Toler. of Baltusrol.
Last years handicap over the same course was
won by Benson b. Sloan. son of the venerable ex-
president of the Lackawanna Railroad. whose score
was 04-20-74. Alfred l.. Norris had the best gross
card. of 70. The competition, usual is to be at
eighteen holes, medal play. under special handI-
cap.
At the ColOnia Country Club the Cotton Exchange
brokers will gather for their second annual cham
pionship. The play will be at eighteen holes for
Glass A entries, and nine holes for Glass B, with
TWO prizes FOR those making the lowest scores
IN Class A, and four prizes for Glass b. prize
that rs expected to provoke considerable amuse-
ment Is the Lobster Cup. which goes to the
player making the highest bona fde net for
the entire nine holes. Trains will leave COrtandt
St over the Pennsylvania Railroad for the links
IL Il. m, 1:1O. 80 and p. m. These trains stop
at Colonia station, Immediately adjacent the
links Trains return from Colonia 6:10 and
p m, or still later from a nearby station. The
James Riordan. Edward X. Cone and Frank H.
Wiggin.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
on THE NEWPORT TRACK.

Cincinnati. June 7-Baronet to-day captured an
other purse in easy fashion and was taken from
his owner. w. II. Sayre. after a selling race by
Captain Freeman The price was sOOe The
weather was clear and the track fast. Summaries
First Cseven furlolgsl-stamp. G'atton) 20
10 Nelse Morris. l02 H.neyy. : 10 second,
rell "a tCogswelD. ~ 10 I. third Time :29is - ~
Second (six and half furl0ngs)-B Baronet l05
tlseauchamp 20 won; Prue Wood. a.. JaclsonD.
Time-l:27lz " ~
Third race -four and half furlongs)-Edna Kenner
lEs (SnelD. u 10 ]. Corinne IT Corner1
= 10 second; Dr. Worth. l05 G'atton). to l. third
Fourth race 'sx furlongs,-Grandma II. 100 Beau
= TO g. second; Meggs, lO9 &C. Wilson, u to l. third
Time-l:l5&. - ~
Fifth (nile and sixteenthl-Dolv Wagner 81,
Gachson). 10 g. Charles NAV 10
% ]. second; Russian, 90 Cwilliamsl. to l. third
Tme-lss%. - '
Sixth fsE furlongs: sellingl-By George 1O4
Lindsay. ;. won; Bean ~ III. Jackson) 10 20 I
second: Alaire l02 (May) TO p third. Time-I:i5lk.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08

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NJ Gersrle. Edward Dundee. j. NJ Alain isoody
Mr. u and Ms M e l. IL, Hoilsy & W. r. shuIe Mr. and Ms
]: A. Wolcott Mr.. and Ms H. A. Payle Henry j
T. W. C. Greene b X Eiine E. q irwin A. G WoTtI'
G. Carter. H. v. carter Mr. and Mrs. j. Elmer MIS-
ajr.. f. H. Hornbish ii. Porter F. McCiain Harry
NJ. Watts. 5 s. Messiter. Belle Messiter Frank IS
TIFFT-Mr. and C. BALI Mr.. end Mrs Io.,.
vaniewater Mrs NJ n Abe MISS DunfaD ailh Miss n
smith. Tranord e smith. l. f. Green samuel Philips
cgrEsT. r. = L GIBBS 2 ES, 5Snss Mr. ana Mrs. a
Csriey. McGruer. w a. BalIou. W. g Darcy MS
Mrs Z. F. Cox. Miss Ruth Cox. Miss Juiana D.
GENEsEESs. S. Taylor. George G. smith, H. ]. ryn-
dale. O. {. Post; Robert Stiekney, Mr. and Mrs. H =
Jouqun Redohy Leo scnwab Mr. and Mrs William b
Bsa Mr and Mrs RshaTs Sd & ceaJy Tsbn and p Masds
cariere Deil carrere william a l. NJ careers. Mss
Mr. and , Mrs t-s, samuel q & Brown. Mr. and Mrs. r. VI
r Flower; Arthur p BrGger. MsriSry Brown. Mr.. and
Miss E l. Mcbride and Mr. and Mrs l. A. Mack .''''as'
MANSION H. Carding. r. w Walker. Frederick
way H. Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ Hubbard W :
Campbell A Donaldson. Albert Lautzke F. Boser
sTAFFORD-C. V. Bergen. c. schmidt. j. E stregbt
Wkin NJ j. Collins and Alice pOnlng FRANK c.
Tremaine. G. b. Martin Carl Biegeian n W TnDDas M T.
VI. n. Kineh. G. Everett Hill and $, Lppmal.
ninghausen. w: II. Frsby G. GarIitzer q e chessmana
, G. Lowe Thomss Ron1a; Wsls5 G yn',. CT@p'sy Harry
Arthur L. Cohn John j. Henry. NJ strasburger Mr. and
W. siingerand Miss siingerand Mr. ' and Mrs MS + % T
Garrck. Alexander 5chaaP. Mr. and Mrs W H. Brokaw.
A. W. Schenck. Tessy schenck H. p Aver E. a. Rich
s,I1I coLTMRIAs :v!HO Morrison T@ T5o3 M0FFis9n
ngton j. B. Moyan and Frank y Allies.
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RESULTS AT HAWTHORNE.

Chicago. June THE weather clear and the
track good to-day Summaries:
(seling five Observation-Disclosures Dom
inicO u Q Arian. los (Winkheld 10 J. Soc
Ond J. Samelson. iO7 (Cilmorel, j. > third Time.
10Sk.
Second (nile and twenty yardsl-Sh Up % CT
Knehn . !. Won: Bright Night ll2 CWinkheldj : 10
!, second; Maple. lo3 ,Mathews', 10 !. third. Time
l:47A.
Third race tour and one half furlongsl-HarFs l09 a.
Woods. !, Einmet orr, 100 ct. knight 70
]. second Amote lO3 fSeel 100 l. third O5Ga
Fourth Felling: milel-Reseda. - Q2anscht
II to TO- Boney Boy. lO2 0'Oburnj. : 20 > second
Graadon 81 G'ar@tto) Il 10 l. third Time. l:i3.
Fifth race mile and twenty yarisb-I.eekiug. y
Woods. Q 10 ? Blue Lick ll2 CWlnkfeldl . 70
second; Ben Chance ll2 Dominica Il l. third Time
l:45.
sixth race 'sellng; seven Acknowledgements. IoG
(See). 10 !. SOrte lU7 NinknelJl , second
Domadge. il2 q. Mathews. 70 l. third. Time. 1870
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
NEW TRIAL IN THE JOCKEY CLUB CASE.
1T Is NOT a MIsDBMEANOR TO SIGNAL
NEWS FROM RACETRACK.

The Appellate Division Of the suprem. Court
yesterday handed down a decision reversing
Judgment for 5000 obtained by Joseph W. Frost
against Robert A Pinkerton and the Brooklyn
Jockey Club Frost was arrested at the Gravesend
track on September .. 1891 He was in a carriage
which was in reality a OF movable telegraph
signal station II alleged that he was there 10
send out news poolrooms. Communication was
made by light flashes from the hat of his coach
man. These seen by an operator in a tower
outside Of the club grounds
The Appellate Division says that the acts de-
scribed were I'm violation OF the rules of the Jockey
Club but did not come within the terms OF the
statute relating to poolselling so to make them
a misdemeanor. The case went TO the jury almost
exclusively the issue to whether there had
been a brutal assault the plaintiff. PinkertOn
asserted that he acted IN good faith in the belief
that Frost committing a misdemeanOr.
ConSde: ng all the circumstances Of the case. the
court holds that there should be a new trial
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
THREE FAvoRITEs AT ST. LOUIS.

81. Louis, June Three close finishes marked
to-day's sport at the Fair Grounds. The ira TX
slow. Three faVo ties one second cboce and
two outsiders Summary:
First race Gour and half furlongs: rse-Ethyene
los tCiiNensl, q 20 I. Ruby Ray 4
second; Miss Wandeohr. 10 tO':IeiD. TO l. third
Time. O.5S - ~
Second 0iye furlonGs;
3 10 ;. Carat lOT 0vensD. l. second: Phone
lite. h3 tNebeT). So 10 I, third. Time 1:05i4
Third race siX furlongs; pursel-Miss Aubrey. %
Cough. q "a 3: won: Our Lady. "a O'NeilD. 4 10 s.
l:Is. - ~ '''
Fourth Irne: seng)-Iee Bruno lO3 Kuhn,
90 20 ]. won: Sue Johnson l07 90 Brenl. l. second:
l;s5k '
Fifth tnile and twenty
lOs tselD I3 10 TO- Tea 1Vitfatoe, 10
2 second: Aes, % (o'NelD, - , third Time AZ
sixth roce tTnile and eighth; a meiia
strathnnore lo2 tO'Brienl. won: Rock los
90 J. third Time. l:5s. '' 80
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

EACING-BrOoklyn Jockey club GraNesend' ESQ p m
GOI-F-Flnal rourd. Wainwright cup Apawamis; tean
match. ApaWamis against Nassau. Nassau IlINs1
foursomes. Oakland. Cotton Exchange tournh1heI,,
county. foursones. RockaWay: finals f9I t ,ug
Arden. match play competition ma
Tl; club championship, Newark Athietlc NluD'
champUnship round and handicap. 1eLsss
ueulI-re' handicap DykeT Meadow Fs0H NIup. tIlo
handicap Athletic club; toilet ana 10y
c0mpettons Marine and Field CUB hosy naile-
Nan Cortland; club handicap Bays~ater: hanoioSP a,t
ma putting match. Montclaf' team ihatNt
Flushing against Midland, Flushing, team nhatsii
Englewo0d against North Jersey i-Asie"O'o' N'1N
handicap. BaltusroL
BAsFRAII-Nevy- York against Cincinnati. Cincinnati
Isrosklyn against Pittsburg. Pttsburg; Holy cross
against Providence. Yale against frlhcetoh
University OF PennsA wanna asslnst
Harvard Iamhridge: Columbia against Bowdoin
brunswick; Lafayette against Lehigh, Bethlehem
Cornell against Carlisle, Buffalo ith Regiment
eiic club against Fordham, Fordham Wesleyan
against Amherst, Amherst.
LACROSSE against Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge, = p. m.
POIlO.-TouInament Devon 43O p. m.
AUTOMOBILING.-Autom Club Tuxedo
ATHLETIC NeW-York Athlete Club games Trayers
Island. 2:3O m.
CANOEING.-Brooyn Canoe Club trophy races. Graves
end Bay. ..
LAWN TENNIS-Club singles. Ardsey: open tourna-
ment Kings County club, women's Pennsylvania
championships. Philadelphia.
YACHTING.-Races Clyde. Manhasset Bay club re
Eatta; Cauarse club championship races, Jamaica
Bay Brooklyn Yacht Club races Gravesend Bay:
design Yale.
CRICKET. against Manhattan Prospect
Park; Manhattan against Paterson, Paterson; Kings
County against Newark, Newark; Brooklyn against
Knickerboczer Athletic Club. Knickerbocker Athletic
Club.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
HEARING on "AUT0" SPEED uEasrRE

The Committee on Law of the Board of Aldermen
gave an adjourned hearing yesterday on an ordin-
ance to regulate the speed of automobiles To not
more than eight miles an hour. S. NJ Butler secre-
tary or the Automobile Club of American invited
the committee to see demonstration of the work
ing of the vehicles.
II. S. Chaplin. representing the Long Island Auto
mobile Club, said
An automobile at twenty miles hour is more
safe to man that knows the machine than drivins,
a horse jog. | drive my machine az tusrts
miles an hour. | have passed thousands Of borses
in my experience and have never caused an acci
dent. - '
w. w. Niles representing the National Associa
tion of Automobile Manufacturers strongly oh
jected TO the proposed ordinance. The ordinance
he said, would be declared unconstftufionaI
Brewer and John C. Coleman. representing the
West End Association. spoke in favor of the sr,tn
ance. The committee will make a renort n, W IN IN
next meeting of the Board Of Aldermen - '"e
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
SPORTS AT THE EXPOSITION.
ERIE COUNTY ATHLETIC CONTESTS SOME.
OF THE VISITORS

Buffalo, June THE Erie County athletic con-
tests postponed from June l, were held in the
stadium at the Pan-American Exposition grounds
to-day. The track ard field were In good condi-
tion. and the contests We're spirited and interest
Ing Jerry Pierce. of the Carlisle Indian School
won the five mile run in the good time of % min
~ 10 sec. Ills brother Frank took third place
The latter also won the mile handicap from the 100
yard mark in min. AZ SO sec. The contestants q,
the other events were all local men
Among the visitors the exposition TODAY wers
Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew and Sir CHARLES
Rivers Wilson.
The Federation of Woman's Literary and E1,ca
uonal Organizations of New-York State WAS well
represented AT the fair to-day. Representatives
were entertained at the Woman's Building
Two hundred and fifty cadets from the Virginia.
foly ytechnic Institute arrived this afternoon Tns
institute cadets succeed the John's Ml,,a ,,
Academy at Camp Buchanan. ''
"A detachment OF marines from the prooIt,-,.
Navy Yard arrived at the grounds TODAY and ~ ~ u
ped ported TO commodore Williamson. They Win estah
tis t model camp and give drills. They have with
'neni TWO pieces of artillery captured at Peking
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
ROW. O..
CHANGES IN COLUMBIA CREW.

Coumbia's had another shakeup yesterday.
Maxwell Stevenson, considered a certainty at
stroke taken from that place and sent down
TO No. 6, Instead of him Charles NJ Meier was
successfully tried at stroke. Meier is a big man
and strong lie was captain of the second varsity
boat which rowed against Cornell and PennsyI-
vania at Ithaca. and hitherto he has rowed No.
in the first boat.
Another change made in that III. Fl. Huffaker.
who has been rowing at No. .. taken from the
varsity and Townsend was put in his place. Town
send had been rowing there all along until Huffaker
returned from his law examinations and displaced
him.
X. 5. Stangland. the freshman who was dismissed
for smoking cigarettes while in training has been
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
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The Tutty..........I:3s:O2 The Nevada. L
The Carina.. Il :43 ~ The Lats
REPAIRING THE CONSTITUTION.

Bristol. r. l.. June THE step end Of the Con
stitUtiOn's mainmast transferred from the
wharf. where IL had rested for twenty-four hours.
into the Herreshon boat shop. this morning. IL
was loaded a from the pier By the riggers,
and then placed in position inside OF the shop door
The angle frames. apart from the section OF the
spar which was buckled have been found TO be In
good condition when they made. The
stiffenng disks. which We're placed every four and
a half feet, inside the mast. have been taken out
OF the upper part and Will be removed from the
lower section OF the mast to-day.
The top sides Of the Constitution painted
this morning by the few members of the re-
naming on board. 10 cover up the scratches caused
by the falling rigging in Tuesdays accident
The second mate. Nelson. who was knocked over
board the time Of the accident. has gone home
for a few days of
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
KNOX ERBOCKER A. .
CRICKET TODAY

There will be two games of tho championship
series OF the Metropolitan District Cricket League
played to-day. The Manhattan Cricket Club will
have its first meeting with the MontclaIr Athletic
club at Prospect Park. and the Knickerbocker
Athletic Club viii play the Nelson Lodge Club at
Bayonne. There will also be played to-day three
games of the New-York Cricket Association
Brooklyn will Essex County at ProsDect
Park. Paterson Team a viii play the Manhattan
second eleven at Paterson, and Newark will meet
Kings County at Newark. In addition to these
games. Nelson Lodge second eleven will play the
Chadwick club at Prospect Park. Bermuda will
play Paterson Team B at the place and
brooklyn Team B will Journey to Bridgeport for
game with the local club.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
PENNsYLvANIAs HENLEY CREW.

Philadelphia. June THE University OF Penn
sylvanta's Henley took its final practice spin
on the Schuylkl River to-day. prior to sailing for
England tomorrow on the steamship Waesland
The men rOwed against the freshman crew and
won easily by five lengths. The only time given
was that of the first mile and half. This was
covered in 9.l2 20.
After the spin the crew finished preparations for
the trip to Europe. Mr.. Ward has decided TO take
last years PoughkeepSe she'll in addition to the
new shell. and ,Ee members of the Henley crew
will pack both boats on the steamer tomorrow
morning
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
MATCHES ON OTHER LINKS.

On other links the day will be an attractive one
10 local golf players. The Apawamis team has ar
ranged a match with Nassau the latter's links
at Glen Cove the North Jersey team is TO play
at Enslewood and the Midland team at Flushing
Morris County golfers will begin the first match
play round for the Thebaud Cup; Jersey City starts
the first round for the club championship. and
Rockaway Hunt a mems foursomes. Members
handicaps are also announced al the Oakland, Har-
Dor HILL Newark Athlete Club Dyker Meadow
Marine and Field. Wee Burn. Van Cort!andt. Mont
clair. Baltusrol and Innis Arden links.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
TOTAGE IN SMALL BoAr TO LISBON

Gloucester. Mass. June Captain Howard
blackburn. who in 1899 crossed the Atlantic from
this port TO London alone in a Sl-foot sloop the
Great Western, Will leave Gloucester on Sunday
next IN a z-foot soop the Great Republic for
.Lissoh PORTUGAL The passage in 1899 was made
~ IA sAty-one days. The captain predicts that this
ssa. ne VIII cross in fOrty-fve days. The esti-
inated distance from Gloucester TO Lisbon Is TWEEN
ty-eight hundred miles " '
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
PUTTING MATCH AT BAY SHORE

An interesting putting match for women took
place at the Bay Shore Golf Club yesterday Each
competitor allowed three trials. from the 10.
81 and % yard mark. respectively Among those
who played were Mrs. r BrinkerhOff. Mrs. Charles
O Donohue. Miss Grace Ellis Mrs. ]. W. Benuing.
Mrs. r G. Blum. Mrs : F. RothsChild Mrs @. A.
Ellis. Mrs &. r. Hubbs. Mrs X. UnderhiI. Miss
Lulu Hyde. Miss Olive Candee and Mrs W. Candee.
The match won by Mrs Hubbs by one stroke.
Mrs r. Brinkerhoff and Mrs. O'Donohue having to
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
NETWORK LOSES CLOSE GAME.

Cincinnati. June (SpeciaD.-Inability 20 hit lost
tO-day's game for the New-Yorks. Four singles
was their total. and they were not punched. Their
fielding was clean and snappy. tumble by Davis
being the only error. Newton gave bases on
balls, but was always steady with men bases
muffed hy by Harley gave the visitors their two
runs in the sixth. Doheny pitched a steady game
and after the first inning kept the hits we'll scat
tered until the tenth. when McBride's single. a
rihce and Beckey's rafting double gave the locals
the victory Score:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
THE MORRIS COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.

Rain responsible for two defaults in the first
round OF the wOmen's championship Morris
County yesterday. Miss Bryce and Miss Halburt
taking their matches from Mrs. William Shppen
and Miss Willis without swinging a club. The other
two matches finished In the midst OF the
downpour Miss Wetmore defeating Miss Slade by
up and to play. and Mrs. w. Fellowes Morgan
winning from Miss Swords by l up. Mrs. Morgan
and Miss Wetmore thus left for the finals.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
BROOKLYN LOSES IN ELEVEN INNINGS.

Pittsburg. June Tt took Pittsburg eleven inn
ings to-day TO beat the Trolley Dodgers. Brooklyn
had a lead of two at the end of the fourth
inning and appeared 10 be conversant with Tame
hills curyes-So much so, in fact. that Chesbro
called to relieve him. After that the visit
got only three hits Donovan, too. rea-
sonably effective, striking seven men. and. il
well supported, might have his game. AS IL
was, the visitors beaten by two unfortunate
but eXcusable errors, made by Kelly and Keeer.
who otherwise played good ball About twenty
five hundred persons saw the game. The score
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
cHIcAGo- 6. PHILAnELPHIA

Chicago. June Chicago defeated Philadelphia
to-day by better play both I'm the field and with
the stick The visitors scored twice at the start
on two hits. gift. and were made
on punching OF four hits two of them being
doubles DugElesby was hit hard and poorly sup
ported in the seventh and eighth INNINGS. Score:
r. II. 2.
Chicago .....-........0 x-G 10 /
Philadelphia .....-....2 q
Batteries Menefee and king Duggesby and Douglass
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
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ST. LOUIS. 5; BOSTON. ;.

s.. Louis June Powell was an enigma 20 Bos-
ton for four innings while his team won the
game at the bat The tsitors batted two I'm
the ninth. but Grosart trial fielder put end
the rally Score;
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Boston ........-........O o q
BHtteTes-POWel and Ryan, Nichols and Kittredge.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
BROKE BOWLING RECORD

Portland, Ore. June Tn a bowling contest
here last night with the Young Mems Christian
Association team, the Mutnomah Athletic Cl,h
team broke the American cooked hat record for
four games. scoring total Of 1,lf0 The former
record 1873. Ni
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
WORK OF THE YALE CREWS

Gales Ferry Conn. June T.-All the members of
the Yale crews-'varsty eight four-oar and fresh
men-Came back from their morning spin TODAY
In good health and spirits and resumed university
examination work. Each of the crews this morn
Ing went mile and half up the river and back
by short stretches. The varsity eight rOwed in the
same order yesterday, except that johnson was
at No. in place of Rumsey.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
ENrRIEs roR pRoFEssIoNAI. MEt:r.

Entries for the annual open championship OF the
United States. which is To take place June II and
Is AT the Myopia Hunt club Boston. closed
last evening with Secretary Robert h. Kerr in this
city. In order allow for possible late arrivals
by mail Mr.. Kerr decided not 70 make the list pub
lie until Monday. hut II is understood that most OF
the leading professionals both East and West have
signiied their purpose OF taking part
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
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New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
CoLUMBIA's ANNUAL REGATTA.

Columbia will hold its annual commencement re-
gatta from the university boathouse on the Hudson
this afternoon. There will he races for eights
fours. doubles and singles, and I'm addition a race
between the varsity and freshman crews.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TO-DAY.

NewYork Cincinnati. Jaspers VS. Chesers at Cr,es-
Brooklyn at Pittshurg
Boston ST. Louis HOLY Cross VS.. Brown at
Philadelphia Chicago. Providence.
Yale University vs. nj at
ton University. a Prince Amherst
ton. BROOKLYN Bicycle VS..
University Crescent Athletic club at
VS.. Harvard. Cam Bay Ridge.
bridge. KnIckerbocker Field C7uh
Ith Regiment West Invincible Club Adelphl
Point. West Point Field
Carlisle Indian Nor
University. at Buffalo. rstown School, Morris
Knickerbocker Athletic Club town
VS.. Fordham College at Columbia University VS.
Fordham. BowdOin. at Brunswick
South Bethlehem.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
; victory. Score
CINCINNATI
Totals .. SO 3 = 20 u
zone out when winning run scored

zone when winning run scored
Cincinnati y q q q IA
New York .........-...-..O - q o . %
Earned UIns-C.ncinnau. Two base hts-Beckey.
Magoon Three base h-i"rgeu- Stolen bases Irwin.
Double plays-Steinfelit. Magoon and Beckey. First
base balls-On Newton. = Hit 10y pitched hall-liy
D0hsny. T. Newton Doheny. 2
Passed haIl-Bawerrnan. Tinc-2,O0 Attendance 'nO