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New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
SHOOTING At CREEDNOoR.

The annual competitions for the Governors Cup
and the adjutant-g generals match were held at
Creedrocr yesterday under the direction OF Lieu
ten4 colonel y. Z. Thurston. ordnance officer,
n G. y Y, assisted by Major w. NJ. Kirby, head
ruarters n c. n. y. The weather fair. with
a light a o'clock wind. The Governors match was
omen 10 individual members OF the National Guard
in Uniform at six hundred FIVE hundred. three hun
drpd and two hundred yards. in the order named.
five shots at each distance; prize. trophy pre-
scented by the late Ex-Governor Roswell Z. Flower.
The match was conducted the principles OF a
skirmish run, sighting shots allowed. halt
was made at the distances named above. and the
busle sounded begin firing minute being
allowed at each distance. At the expiration OF
the time limit the bugle sounded cease urlng. -
Any shot fired before after the signals named
was recorded miss The adjutant general s
match open TO one team OF three from each
company and one team from the field. stan and
non-commissioned staff of any regiment; three
hundred yards standing. eight hundred yards any
position seven shots at each distance; prize. a
trophy presented by eN-Adjutant-G General Edwin
A. McAlpin.
The Governors Cup was won by Captain s s
Stebbins. with a score OF % out OF possible 100
The acknowledgements match was won by the
team from the stan and nOn-oOmmissioned stan OF
the 69th Regiment. with score of 14s.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17

The New-York baseball team crossed the bridge
yesterday to play their greater New-York rivals
Brooklyn at Washington Park. The fans turned
out in goodIy numbers TO the game. The ability
of New-Yorb to lose was amply sustained. BTooz-
Iyn winning by the score of to l. The two teams
are now tied in the series for the championship or
New-York City each having won five games IaV-
lor pitched for New-York. while Hughes was III inc
box for Brooklyn Captain Davis gave Warner
little rest placing Smith behind the bat The vls-
itors went first. but unable 10 score al
though they had men second and third bases
The sest Hickman could do when a hit meant a
run was a slow grounder TO Dahlen. IN the Brook
lyn half they played like champions. Sheckard
singled to right field. and went to third base on
Dolans hit Dolan tried to stretch his single into
a double. and Sheckard started for home Camel
got mixed up, Sheckard scored and Dolan reached
second Kelly hit the ball 20 Strang. who made d
good STOP but Camel not on first base, and
the runner was safe. Daily singled Dolan scored
and Kelly reached third Dahlen and Irwin ended
the inning both going out.
The visitors scored their only run In the second
inning. Strang went to first on balls HugneS
seemed a bit wild, and hit Camel, sending MIN
down the base line Strang and Camel made a
double steal Irwin helping IL along Dy lnuiilhS d
hail thrown by Farrell Taylor sacrificed and
Strane scored Van Haltren ended the inning with
hit to Irwin, who threw him out -
The game then became pitchers battle, anu
Neither team scored again until the seventh inning
In the third inning Sebach had to retire. owing TO
an injury his leg Nelson took MS pace at sec
ond base and Hickman went 10 left Held. -,
Brooklyn started the run getting again IN the
and Hughes sacrificed. Farrell scored on oleCh-
ards two base hit Taylor got bit Wild ana sent
Doan and Kelly down to trst base on pH5' , & D@IS
Sheckard scored The inning ended Dy NeIly Pelus
caught off second base. Neither team was aole 70
do anything with the pitchers in the last TWO
innings. The score:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
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3pORTsr1eN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING-At Saratoga. 2:15 q. m
iTROTTING-At Brighton Beach. ! ?. N.
NACHTING-Special races; Larchmont Yacht CUB; Co
rinthan regatta, Canarse Yacht Club: Centre Island
Guns SeaWanhaSa Corinhian Yacht Club: Indian 1da
bog Yacht regatta. open regatta, Morces Aacht
Club: point Manhasset Bay Yacht Cluo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KnckerbOcker Athletic CUB
Nelson Lodge Montclair: Paterson A VS. Nelson
Lodge at Prospect Park Brooklyn Manhattan al
Prospect Park: Bearny Newark; Essex County Ns'
Paterson B.
gYCIsING-Raoes al Manhattan Beach; l. n W. meet
Buffalo.
xAn0OEING-Neet Of the American Canoe Associstlon
ST Iavrenos River; races Of the Ne"-fork canoe
Cub, Gravesend Bay.
FOL.O-At Newport. p.
LAWN TENN1S-Nafional championships at newport
5sAsEBAII-Hroolzlya New-Yor, $50 p NJ Boston
Al Phia6elphia; Cincinnati, Pittsburg Cnlcaeo a.
81 Louis: FsngleWood Montclair CrescSh's' o'
NeVg-York Athletic Club
kSoIF-andicap Baltusro handicap az Crescent
ietio Club; point competition az O5hlaiaa, O5lh1,,o5 49,
handicap al fcugewood Baltusrol at Engewoooi Das
land at Flushing: mems club championshigs az nm
A~sen. Wee Burn a Fairfield County; oakland a.
Flushing; Apawamis Bilandale; haholcap aiat 81
driving connection Bayswateri cup hanolSp sI
CeIarhurst; members handicap at Deal eleD . So
at Seabright: club handicap AT wee AUi'' '0--
handicap Lake Mahopac
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
ALASxA,s FIRE WEILTH suALL.

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE Census Bureau today
issued report on the AGRICULTURAL statistics for
Alaska IL shows that AIaskas totaI farm wealth on
June l. 1900 Sl56S5. of which S21g6 invested
IN live stock $3.50 in implements and machinery anu
1880 represented the value OF buildluss and o5heF
Improvements buildings have been erected en- nlas
OF the twelve farms in the Territory. Preparing nS
soil cultiva has been the chief item OF eA-
pensc in opening farms beinE ia some instances
S20 an acre The twelve farms have 10y acres; -
Vegetables are the principal proLucL FIVE OF INC @tno
IN Fr,s are only sman market gardens OF less tAaA
three acres. The total value OF Gomestc tl.'i,- ,
and poultry was S21SS. Potatoes and turhtps A--
nshed the principal Income from vesetaoies-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
80 cRrLsER cOLrHRLrs CoNDLTIOY

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE Acting Secretary OF
the Navy AIr. HaCkett said to-day that the reports
printed in some papers concerning the condition Of
the cruiser Columbia. which is temporarily 70 re-
place the Vermont at New-YOrk. are exaggerated
The board which examined the vessel found tA@e
she was dirty and would have be cleaned thor
oughiy before being in condition for use recelt
ing ship, but her condition not considered worse
than IS expected OF any W3rShip which had ueeu
laid Up in ordinary rs lOns as the Columbia AS,,
cOrdiuE information at the department, 10 VIII
require about weeks 10 put he- in condition
The changes the board recommended, which are not
extensive have been ordered.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
ELKEs AND wALTHoUR RACE TO-DAY.

Harry Elkes and Bobby Walthour will
IN a one hour championship struggle behind motors
at Manhattan Beach to-day. The form displayed
by both riders in the last two weeks has been the
best ever shown in their careers and warrants the
prediction that to-uay's battle will be the most
holly contested ever witnessed a cycle track In
America. Elkes. at Buffalo Thursday night. in
twenty-m race defeated Taylore and Ray Duer
for the exposition championship, breaking the rec
ord for every mile from the second to the nlne-
teenth. Walthour has broken records Baltf-
more, Hartford. Providence and this city within
two weeks, and is riding In good form
Earlier In the season Elkes defeated Walthour
and the latter subsequently reversed the de-
cisiOn, honoTs easy between them. Each will
strive his best to-day, as the winner win be given
the opportunity OF meeting ''Wiil'' Etnson next
Saturday for the worlds championship In addition
the paced race, to-day's programme comprises a
number OF short distance contests I'm two Of which
Hurley win start The first will start at 330
and the paced race at p. "a.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
WINNING TRoTTER PROTESTED.

Marlboro, Mass. Aug. 16.-After winning the Z:0o
trot at the Driving Park to-day. Bird Simmons the
favorite was protested by the driver OF JaoA
enan Jr on the ground of identity. and the purse
Is hung up pending a settlement OF that questloii
The owner is Charles Haley, of Allston VINO as as
serts that the horse is all right. In the %9 paSS
Bob Fitz won handily. The results:
Pacing t2:29 class: purse. s3OO)-won by Bob F1t1
e by Whipster (Efofmesl: Marguerite, Dr. m tbre"-
ster). second Best time 2:221e. - NJ s,,r,
TEcttfng C2:3O class purse $3OO)Won by Bird sn SIN
mons n e (fIolnes); Span jr. D. g. tChurcnnd52
second. Mtona b. m arrar). third. Best time @'2o7a
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
RACETRACK WAR AvERTED.

Chicago, Aug. 1e.-Dates have been arranged for
the fall race meeting at the Worth track and the
threatened local racetrack war is believed TO nave
been ayerted Although not definitely fixed, ths
dates probably viii be October TO B
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
PARIS TO BREST AND RETURN.
TWENTY SEVEN COMPETITORS IN AN IN
TERNATIoNAL LONG DISTANCE CONTEST

tional bicycle from Paris to Brest and return
distance of twelve hundred Kilometres started at
4:53 o'clock this morning. There were twenty seven
competitors. Aucouturier and Lesna were the first
TO pass Dreux twenty miles north of Chartres
7I6 o'clock Miller, of Chicago, was the eighth
TO pass Dreux at 7:S1 O'Clock and Huret was ninth.
Lesna passed Laval $50 kilometres from the start,
at 2:28 p. m. hour ahead Of schedule time
Barring accidents. he should reach Brest before 4
o'clock in the morning. Miller. when last reported,
going fifth. half an hour behind Lesna
Lesna passed ST. Brieuc at $50 p. m, having COW
cred 45l kilometres Garin passed minutes later
ana Aucouturier twelve minutes later Miller was
seventh in passing, and was more than an hour be-
hind Lesna.
The betting tonight IS to ! against Iesna and
TO I against Miller.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17

BISHOP sATTERLEE THE DEFENDANT IN SUIT TO
REVIEW ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS ACTS.
Washington Aug. 16.-Gilbert F. Williams Ior
ten years rector of a Protestant Episcopal parlsl
in this city and who over three years ago was U9
posed from the ministry charges of VioiatioH u
ordination vows, conduct unbeconing clergyman
and immortality to-day petitioned the District su-
preme Court for writ OF certiOrari 10 compel
Bishop SatterIee of this diocese to certify to Jne
all the proceedings OF the eCCesaStlctt C-tS
that tried him. The minister protests ms ll.so .s-
Cence Of the charges and asks for a review Oh ZIG
decision of the ecclesiastical court
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17

not been contested for since 1885, when the Ameri-
can team won it by defeating a team from Great
Britain. This year Canada is sending team to
try to take 1t across the border
The other contest is a special challenge match
between teams of eight men from the Ulster Rifle
Association. of Belfast. Ireland, and the New
Jersey State Rifle Associati0n-fftee shots for
each man at 800, 800 and 1000 yards with any rifle
The Irish team sails for America on August q.
In the party viii be the Marquis Of Dufferin and
six or eight prominent Irish sportsnen. Compos-
ing the Irish team who have been shoot
ing on the Irish eight at Bisley for years. Such
men as Barnett Braithwaite, Henry. Caldwell.
Millner, Thyme Morgan and Chadwick, whose
names are well known in the rifle shooting world
as expert long range shots, are the material which
the young, inexperienced shooters of the New
Jersey Association have against them Not only
are the Jerseymen at this game, but they
are also seriously handicapped by not having the
proper kind of small calibre rifles for such shoot
ing. Mr. Foulke. the well known Philadelphia
shot is coaching the New-Jersey team, and he
predicts that Yankee ingenuity and pluck will pull
them through victOrs. New-Jersey will take good
care of the visitors. Colonel Thompson. aide-de-
camp to the Governor, has placed his steam yacht
at the disposal of the entertainment committee,
and the Irish team will be met down the Bay and
taken to Atlantic Highlands, where they will be
taken aboard the train for Sea Girt
Revolver shooting enthusiasts will have their in
terests well looked after by Dr. Reginald Sayre Of
New-York; Lieutenant Paine and r. e Partridge
of Boston, T. L. Harpham, of Chicago. and j. b.
Crabtree, of Springfield Mass. Everything pos
An innovation is a disappearing man target at
which the contestants have only twelve seconds
In which to fire their six shots at it. The rail
roads Of the &c e9G4try rec0gnizng that there will
have made special rates to Sea Girt beginning on
The magnificent range at Sea Girt is being put
in complete order for the meeting and
yolVor targets have been built 70 accommodate the
targets at LOCO yards. In all there will be eighty
matches.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
CRICKET.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.

There viii be a large list Of championship cricket
games played hereabOuts to-day The Manhattan
Club will visit Bayonne for its last game in the
series of the Metropolitan District Cricket League
with the Knickerbocker Athletic Club. while Brook
lyn will play the MOntClair Athletic Club in the
same series at Prospect Park The Manhattan Sec
Ond eleven win play Brooklyn Team = at Prospect
Park where also Kings County VIII play Brooklyn
Team @, and Team 4, Of the Paterson club, VIII
play the Bermuda team In addition TO these
at Paterson; Newark viii play kearny, at Newark
port
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
LAWSON BUYS FAST FILLY.
COPPER MAGNATE PAYS $4,000 FOR PROM
IsING FUTURITY CANDIDATE.

Lexington. KY, Aug. 16 (speclaD D.-Thomas w
Lawson, the copper magnate and millionaire plum
ger Of Boston. has paid $1,000 for Mary p Ley
burn. by Expedition, dam Rose Leyburn by On
ward The llly was bred and owned by p p Par
ish Of Midway. and trained by Glen"
Beachy. She is OF the most promising candi-
dates for the Kentucky Futurity this fall and IN
her last work out stepped a mile In 2a5, the last
eighth in Gag. or he.tar than a two minute clip
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
FROM ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS TO ATLANTIC
CITY.
Pictures, Sketches and Gossip from all of
the attractive resorts the Jersey Coast,
fn THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE TOMORROW
N THE CANOEfSTS' CAMP.
PREPARATIONS UNDER WAY FOR THE WAR
CANOE RACING NEXT MONDAY

CANOE RACING NEXT MONDAY.
Gananoque Ont, Aug. IS (SpeciaD-New arrivals
al the camp of the American Canoe Associat ton at
Mudlunta Island include G. Kretymer and II. May,
Neu-York city; G. A Burns y. p. Cuff and @.
Walter Begg. Toronto; II. a T. Dows, Woburn,
Mass II. NJ Dycksman, Philadelphia; w. English,
Peterboro, Ont, and Henry Rouse. Rochester,
n. Y.
Secretary Begg returned yesterday from Brock
Vile He reported that the canoe crew of the
BroclzvilIe Young Mems Christian Association
would arrive Monday to take part in the war
canoe championship races. which are scheduled for
that dav. and that possibly the BrOckVile Rowing
club and the Bohemian crews would also come.
rThn Toronto war canoe crew is expected tomorrow.
rTGsra is al chance that the Grand Trunk war
canoe crew, Of BrocSyile, will also come. The
yva,. canoe races will all he decided Monday, if
tbe weather permits ana Il is expected that all
the races will be concluded by Wednesday or Thurs
dav This afternoon the members OF the associa-
tion took n trip up the GananCque River, and to-
night there will be a dance in the mess tent.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
~ coETLANDT TEAM 80 vIsIT BosToN

Negotiations for the match between the golfers
who use the public links at Van Cortlaudt Park
this city. and Franklin Park. Boston, at
standstil and nothing will be attempted until
the next general meeting Of the Van Cortlaadt
golfers. the last Saturday in August Whether
challenge is sent them will depend on the willing
ness of the prominent players to incur the
expense Of q trip Boston. the Van COrtlandu
Golf Club having declared that IL has no money
with which defray the cost Of the journey.
a member of the club said yesterday that every
effort would be made 10 get together team OF ten
but If that number could not he obtained the tean
would be reduced 10 five and the first match
PLAYED in Boston about the middle Of October. A
return meeting will then be arranged az Van C0rt-
Iandt later in the fall. The club has received as
surance from Of it's older members that II the
matter is put through he will offer a cup 10 be
played for annually and to be awarded to the team
first winning IT three times.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17

Helena Mont Aug. 16-John Campbell. the
horseman to-day denied the report that he had
been offered $4,000 a year to take charge OF the
racing stables OF the Car Of Russia
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
CADD1Es PLAY AT MoNTCLAIR.

Montclair n. j.. Aug. 16-The caddies the
Montclair Golf Club links had the grounds TO
themselves to-day and contested for two prizes OF
s. and s., presented by Mrs. B. Pickman the cap
tain OF the womens team. John Reilly captured
first prlzs and George Dorsey second.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
GOLF
WHERE GOLFERS Will GATHER TO-DAY

WHERE GOLFERS WILL GATHER TO-DAY
Innis Ardsn's annual championship Is 70 begin
at Sound Reaeh to-day The winner viii receive
the Presidents Cup presented by J. Kennedy Tod
The popularity Of the Innls Arden course has been
due largely to the fact that it combines the at
fractions OF a summer resort links with those at
tending one within easy access Of this city and
the result has been doubling Of its membership
within n year To-doy's play win be at eighteen
holes. the first sixteen qualifying for the subse-
quent rounds at match play The cup is offered
for the first time. II viii be played for annually
until won three times By the same man. when il
Is to become his personal property.
Another pleasant feature Of the day win be TIA
opening OF the Freeport Gols CIub- nine hols
handicap. open TO members and their guests has
been arranged for tf1s early morning for a prize
presented by 4. II. w Waittaker. Following this win
come n putting contest for women for a prize
presented By r. r CsUnison. and driving coa-
TEST for men for which Woodruff Leeming offers
the prizes In the afternoon there IS to be an esh-
teen hole handicap for active and associate men,
bers William George Foster Offering cup for the
player first winning II three times. The formal
dedication Of the new clubhouse and the raising OK
the club coIors is 10 take place at 5 o'clock
At Engfev~COf there VIII BE- q match between tha
EurIevOnd and BaltHsrol teams. while the Oakland
team will play at FiushinE- other matches q the
and HiIia adale teams at HiEanda'e: the Wee Burn
and Fairfield teams at Greenwich and the Mon
mouth and Spring Lake teams az Spring Lake.
Members haudiCaps are also to take place AZ tha
. CeGarhUrst Mah0pac. Scahrteht, Deal Bay y5Fater,
Crescent and New Brunswick links
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
full course.
ROBERT wADDELL OUT OF TRAINING.

Chicago Aug. 16.-It is probable that Robert
WaddelL winner of the American Derby VIII race
this season. He has thrown a quarter
crack in his off fore foot rendering long rest ana
careful treatment necessary. The accident Dars
Waddell from the rich Harlem Stakes.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17

The difference between SPORT and PRO
FE,SSIDS SAIISM among English CRICKET
uInvern. SEE THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE To-
.fnRBHM.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
NOTES OF TIE LINKS.

Miss Jane Swords and Miss Elsa Hurbut, two
well known Morris County golfers. are now at
Nantucket. where they practising daily for the
wo1nen's national championship in October. Other
well known players at Nantucket this season are
W. V. Dahlgren, of Princeton, and Miss Pauline
MaCkay, OF Boston
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
RIFLE AND REVOLVER MEETINGS.

TO BE HELD AT SEA GIRT, N. J., FROM
AUGUST so TO SEPTEMBER Z.
The twenty-ninth annual meeting or the Ma
+iora1 Rife Association of America, the second
annual meeting of the United States Revolver
Association, and the tenth annual meeting OF the
New-Jersey State Rifle Association will be held at
Sea Girt n. j.. under the auspices of the last
association from August 30 to September T. At
the same time there will held two international
contests the first in twenty-three years. One Of
the contests is for the Palma trophy, represent
ing the worlds championship. This trophy has
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17

sba was second to Walnut Hall in the two-year-
old division of the Futurty last year. winning the
first heat in 2H.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
EASTERN LEAGUE

At Buffalo-Buffalo. >; BrocktOn. l.
Al Observation-Disclosures, IL: Hartford, :.
Al NontreaI-MontTeal. Z; Worcester, ..
AT Observation-Disclosures, ); toronto, =
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
THE RECORDS.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Brooklyn 4: New-York. l. Philadelphia. g. Boston. l.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston g. Chicago q Baltimore I; Cleveland, 0.
Philadelphia. 10; Mllwau- Detroit. o; washington o.
kee 2
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17

Earned r,ns-Brookyn 2. Two base hits-Sheckard'
Farrell Hughes stolen bases-McBride. sel6ach StTang
Camel. sheckard, Dolan First base on - vi
ProHk1yn l. Sacrfice Hughes. First base balls
or hughes /; on Taylor. 8. Hit by pitched ball-By
Hughes /; bv Taylor /. Struck out-By Hughes ..
Tlme-i so. Unpre-Dwyer. Attendance-S'IoO
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17

The annual tournament for the Presidents Cup
is to take place at the Monmouth Beach Golf Club
on August q. The qualifying round f. to be at
eighteen holes. the best sixteen continuing the sub
sequent rounds at match play.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
E1-sr ArGrsr OF meHIANDs LINKS


On the new course Of the Atlantic Highlands
Golf Club which measures 5,t25 yards. a mems
four ball and driving contest Is 70 take place to-
day. 10 be followed BY series Of tournaments
cOutinuira almost daily until the 'lub champion
ship on September 2 Alexander Acrreu, the Vest
chester Club amateur planned the original circuit
which has recently been improved and altered
until IL is one OF the best IN the ueshb0rhOOd OF
this city. To-day's competitors viii irclude c. r.
Cashey. J. G. T. Moore. D. L. Manson. G. H.
Delany. ]. L Deany. L. d. Morrison and G.. Z.
Moore. Next Wednesday the junior members ara
TO hold their championship for q challenge cup
presented by n. a Murray, and for the balance
of the month attractive programme mas been
arranged. the principal features Of which
August p. first round for wOmen's championship.
August % second round for junior Champion
ship and match play for women's championship.
August "a final round for junior championship;
mems handicap eighteen holes, for silver cup
and approaching and putting contests
August 26. second round for WOmen'S Champion
ship, ana consolation tournament
August 2S, junior medal play handicap for silver
cup.
August ., WOnen's seveu-hOle medal play haudi-
cap; cups the winner and Funner-up.
August 81 mems eighteen hole medal play handi-
cap for silver cups.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
BASEBALL.
BROOKLYN WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
GAME FROM NEw-YORK-A TIE
IN THE SERIES.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Brooklyn VS. New-York at EngIewood Field Club
Polo Grounds MontcIair Athletic Club.
Boston Philadelphia, att at Montciair
philadelphia. Crescent Athletic Club ~.
Chicago VS.. St Louis at New-York Athletic CluD.
st. Louis. at Travers Island
Cincinnati Pittshurg. Gt
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17

rf,vIer Westervelt. formerly of the New-York
team will pitch for the West New-York Field Club
team tomorrow against the Cuban Giants at Wee
haWken.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17

milwaukee ...........o o59905 g 3
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17

Arden NJ. Robbins. of the st. Andrews Golf Club
who is spending the month at Bar Harbor. recently
succeeded in equalIing the record OF the Bar Har
Dor links. which stands at So
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
STATE LEAGUE.
\ CRICKETER COSTS $50. 900.

At Binrhamton- Binghamton. o; Rome, 4.
AT Albany-Albany, &; Schenectady, !.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
PHILADELPHIA. 3: BOSTON. /.

! r,hr,5.,rbta .....O O o o x-9 0
i7l.4or P' .........O o o o o O-1 s o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Mcfarland; Willis and Kilt
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
AT PHILADELPHIA.

Baltimore .............o 9Oood906- Q
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17

Edward L. Kalbfeisch secretary Of the Dyker
Meadow Golf Club has announced that the fourth
monthly handicap the Fort Hamilton links will
take place next Wednesday. at eighteen holes.
medal play. First and second prizes viii be
AWARDED.