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New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
CHAMPIONSHIPS AT HOLLYWOOD LINKS

Encouraged by the success OF It's recent open
tournament the Hollywood Golf Club OF Long
Branch has mapped another series Of contests
lasting the latter part Of September. Champion
ships are TO be held for both active and associate
members The Presidents Cup. presented by
Joseph J. O'Donohue, jr., will form the basis for
another tournament at mixed medal and match
play while a mixed foursome under similar con-
ditions will be started in September for a prize
offered by Miss Teresa r. O'Donohue- The
womens championship is already IN progress. the
first round match play being decided to-day, and
the remaining rounds tomorrow and Friday. The
winner will receive cup presented by Nathan
Blur.
The mems championship is 10 start on Saturday
and continue over Labor Day. The qualifying
round will be at eighteen holes. the best eight
PLAYERS continuing IN the subsequent rounds for the
cup. The finals Will be at thrty-siX holes. Play
for the Presidents Cup starts September and
continues through the following day. the first eight
qualifying for the match play. The foursomes will
begin on September 70 and continue until Septem-
q. with the first four teams qualifying for the
match play. The entire series will be open TO mem
hers OF the club, but entries will be received
from those holding weekly monthly privileges.
Entries close with Thomas ]. ODonohue, secretary.
No l0l Front-st.. New-fotk-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
1xx1s ARDEN's PROPOSED TOURNEY.

7, all probability the Innis Arden Golf Cluo Oh
sonns Reach will hold mixed amateur ana plo
te.aioroI tournament Immediately following the
amateur championship Atlantic City Inc ma,
ter has already the approval OF J. hehheuS -
mon whose estate the course is situated anu az
the next meeting of the board OF directors
daer,,a decision will be reached The news has
caused widespread interest among golf players III
This CITY for while the Innis Arden cluo mas oeen
or of the most popular of the season II mas never
been thrown open 10 OUTSIDE payers anu W
general curiosity TO see its links - -.-,o 90
THE Dlan now is issue invita- tons 10 soih. =.
the leading contestants Atlantic Cly anu 'Ile,s @
have the presence of such Western PLAYERS az , 80
he induced 10 remain over for the tourlahei ~.
Prominent professionals Will De asked 10 JosH LuS
NAV and handsome money prizes WILL 3s i 3IIsleui;
The success OF the Westbrook ana tt HolIH tI MoJ.
tonrnaments where amateurs and ProIesslotdI
were both entered. has shown that this TORN r d "a
rnDatitiOn is becoming more popular thah tne olu
open tournament, and the Innis Arden p.ayS9S bs S
Confident OF having a strong field. on SATURDAY tne
drst and second rounds at match play Tor the Frst
dents Cup will be decided at the lnnls ATden IlSs'
those eligible being C. Loughln, n, II IL NlSnGI5I
J. D. Topping, Lorenzo Daniels, % Freqe'iGA
Sbavoir Harold Wallace. F. X. Ruprecht. h A
Bbby. r r. Mamock clifford ~ Wash39rnf; fI y oS- +
! Lucas J. n. Cooke f. a. R,daooGk' n. "a. Lon
man. Percy D. Adams and Chfrord l. Lu'AinS'
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

The first State championship of Massachusetts is
to take place at the links of the WolastOn Golf
Club. near Boston, beginning Tuesday. August
"a and continuing through the balance of the
week. Only those whose handicaps are ten or
better will be allowed to compete.
Miss Maude X. Wetmore. of the Morris County
Golf Club who was runner-up to Miss Beatrix
Hoyt in the Womens National Championship at
Ardsley is spending the season At Newport, where
she has been practising steadily for the coming
womens championship at Baltusroi. In OCTOBER
The first wonen's championship OF the Pacific
Coast Is TO begin August q at the Del Monte
Golf Club, California. 1t will be held under the
auspices of the Pacific Coast Golf ASSOCIATION
which was organized last spring.
new record has been established for the Sara
toga links by A NJ Reid. member OF the Lake
wood team. Reids score by strokes was: A. 8. 5.
4 & s. 81
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
NEW-YORK WINS IN ELEVENTH.
NEITHER SIDE SCORED \ RUN FOR TEN
INNINGs-THEN WILLIS WENT
To PIECES.

Boston, Aug. 20 (Specian.-The New-Yorks played
together In better shape to-day than they have
been doing Of late and actually game. II
largely pitchers battle and neither team
able 10 score for ten innings In the eleventh
inning Willis lost control OF the ball. and the men
from Harlem scored three and the game
1t much like the recent game played in New
York. except that New-York won this time
IL is the intention of Davis the manager 10 try
Hartman a pitcher. Hartman has played every
position the field except catcher and shifting
from pillar to post has practically ruined a prom
isins player. Bowerman Is 10 be tried third base
The changes may do no harm. for the team has
played about the poorest ball in the country dur
with the New-York team during the remainder of
the season, a present from Cincinnati.
II was not until the eleventh inning that run
was made. Then Davis hit safely, and Mcbride
reached first blunder by Long. SeIbach hit
past short sending home Davis Murphy hunted
and the bases full. Bowerman forced Nc
Bride at the plate. Cancels fly Cooley allow ed
SeIbach to score. and Warmers hit sent home
Murphy. Score:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
NEWPORT AUTOMOBILE RACES.
FULL PARTICULARS AND PROGRAMME OF
THE DIFFERENT EVENTS MADE PUBLIC.
LBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBrxr.l

IHr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.l
Newport, r. l.. Aug. 20.-Scarcely had the de-
cision Of the Police Commission not 10 interfere
with the races of the National Automobile Assc-
citation been made public than the association be-
gan vigorously the work Of preparation This
ers Of all classes of motor vehicles with invita-
tions TO take part. The details have been all
worked out and follows:
First Race-Once around the course. for tr,cvc,s.
ana TWO wheeled vehicles; two prizes
second Race-Once around the course, for all
claSses or steam propelled vehicles: two prizes
Third Race-Once around the course for eIecrrc
RACING machines; two prizes
,Fourth Race-Once around the course. for special
class OF De Dion FIVE horsepower voituTetTes ,1
0r1in4ry TifI running trin' two prizes
tlfth Race-Once around the course for geso1e,o
@ @renicIes not developing more than twelve horse
power; power; tSo prizes.
iene pehicles developing over twelve horsepower:
Seventh sI !, Race-once around the course for win
hefs IN all classes; two prizes.
The prizes will consist Of cups. and are offered
by Mrs. John Jacob Astor. Mr. and Mrs. O II p
Belmont Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs. J r. I1verTnors
y, X DreKel, Mr. and Mrs. William x Varder'
tnI pMI 9r-, H. O. HaVemeyer, the National Aufomo-
DIG Racing Association and others
The races TO be started at o'cIocx f,o,, g.,
front front 9 9I AIRS Stuyvesant Fishs villa in Ocean
lance or nine miles and the finish is at the stsrtin
line Special precautions have been taken - ~ ttr
cosr eccraends policemen win be stationed at every
red flags viii be used freely These fags V5 ana h
paced thirty yards from dangerous corners sIpn3
indicating the course TO be taken ~ @ IN an 'HdeN meek
testants All competing carriages are 10 he AZ III
% for registration and proper Iabelli1p Fti u.s.
VIII bs received until midnight on August 2S and
should be sent TO William x Vande1bnt ., ana ana
the National Automobile Racing Assocato11' tp S
READING Room, Newport, r. l. The races viii he
Of aGeGrTGs TO the rules of the Automobile Club
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
HARNESS RACING.
AUDUBON BOY BEATS SHADOW CHIMES
FOR THE NORFOLK STAKES
AT READVILLE-TOGGL
TAKES 210 TROT.

Readve Mass, Aug. 2O.-The rain yesterday
made the track soggy, and IL lacked hrmness-
Nevertheless the crowd. which larger than
yesterday, had some fine sport watching Audubon
Boy steal the Norfolk 5000 stakes for 2:2i PAGERS
from Shadow Chimes the favorite who Is owned
and driven by +. F. Geers Shadow Chimes had
to be contented with second money. Audubon Boy
paced the first heat in the remarkably good time
of 2,06%. The field felt happy when New Richmond
took the second heat, but after that New Rich
mond went to pieces. and dstanced in the
fourth heat.
In the 2IO trot Toggles, California gelding
driven by c. L. Clark. OF Fresno was the choice
OF the talent and the went TO him I'm walk
over. his best time being 21lA.
Fifteen horses IN the field for the start OF
the 219 trot, and there We're several attempts to
get OFF before the word Co actually given.
Betting favored Salle Simpson. a Kentucky mare
who encouraged her hackers by marching away
with the first two heats; Leola took the third.
while Vic Shelter left the bunch easily In the
fourth and won the heat This event was unhn-
ished.
Admiral Dewey the OF Bingen and descend
ant Of Nancy Hanks. was the winner in the trot
for foals OF 1895. The colt Is Of J. Malcolm
Forbes's promising horses. and to-day he showed
what he by winning the race IN TWO straight
heats with his best time 2l4is
During the afternoon the judges announced that
Scott Hud on, who drove Hawthorn. had been
PACING-224 CI.ASS-THE NORFOLK STAKES s. %,
=
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21

Ex-MAYoR GRANTS HORSE BEATEN.
MISSING TRAIN. THE EX-MAYOR CHAR
TIERS A SPECIAL TO REACH THE
GOSHEN RACETRACK
[nY TELEGRAPH TO THE rn1nuyE. ]

Goshen. N. Y. Aug. 2o-The Orange County Driv-
ing Park Associations summer meeting opened at
the Goshen track this afternoon. The attendance
about two thousand. EX-Mayor Hugh J.
Grant. whose horse. J. r. H., started favorite in
the 2:3O class. missed his railroad connection and
to Goshen by special train the Erie
Railroad, making the run OF ffty-nine and three
quarter miles from Jersey City to Goshen depot In
exactly hfty-nine minutes
There were three first-class events The first race
called was the 2:30 class. trotting for purse OF
81 900. j. II. H. sold even against the field i'm the
betting, but made bad break just the word was
given. and dropped the first heat to El Margo,
who also took the second heat. j Il. Fl. MANAGED
TO capture the third, but dropped the last El
Milagro The winner is brown gelding. owned by
ex-senator MeCarty
In the 220 trot Helen Grace sold favorite at s25
70 $40 for the field. She never headed and won
in straight heats although C. e. J. forced her
I'm 2I7lf
In the 2:sa pace for N.ooo Nancy Roy the winner,
made the fast time Of 2leA From wire TO wire this
race was bitterly fought between Nancy Roy,
owned by Howard Hayden. Of Parkville; Aline.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
vULCAINs HAWTHORNE HANDICAP.

Chicago. Aug. 2o-The Hawthorne handicap. val
ued at $7Oo resulted in the defeat of fernando,
the heavily backed odds-on favorite. Vulcain win
ming pulled up, with lengths 10 the good. The
track deep and holding to-day, and the
suits were merely professions in nearly every
event. Summarizes
Chve and one-half furlonEs)-Muresca, I0I
CRanschl. 2 /. Pyrrho, i03 (Gormley) = ]
second Harry Wilson lG6 lSullivRn IL TO third Time
Second selling; furongslSchool for Scan
dal lo1 ([nightl. . 20 90 About, l0a (Gormley)
10 j. second: Aude. i07 OossD 40 TO J. third. Tine
l:36
sKnghO IS 10 20 won: Trinity Bell e5 CGormley) II 10
3 second Stnsest JOS Davssonl i3 10 !. third Time
l:52&.
Fourth handicap; mils)-Vucain. 40 (suni-
lG 70 g. Hernando Jos (Coburn),
ond: Siluran 30 QRansch), TO ]. third Time 1:4s%
Fifth race selling six furongs)-Educate ol tCiorHn-
ley), 10 ]. II You Dare Jos (AleNanderJ l.
I:l9%.
sixth race tselling; mile and -sixteenthoxnard
las tSuivanl. 10 ]. Prairie Dog. IS CcInerney
70 second: George Lee as rkenruth). 10 third
Time. 1864.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
BUFF4LO-ERIE RACE OFF.
AUTOMOBILE CLUB MAY HAVE ONE HUN
DRED MILE RACE IN THIS DISTRICT

The following statement was issued from the
Automobile Club of America, at Fffty-eighth-st
and Fifth-ave.. yesterday:
Owing 10 the failure of the Pan-American al-
thOrities TO secure the necessary consent ror tne
proposed one hundred mile road race between 5eI-
fal0 and Erie in September. 1901, the Automoole
Club of America regrets 10 announce that Us an
nI,ai sweepstake race and mile record race
will not be run this course. Althoush uls
consent has been absolutely promised for some
time il has not been secured. and. railing slch
consent no definite action could be taken oy Ils
club The time now is entirely too short IN wnlcn
10 receive entries and successfully organize rae
OF such an international character as TINS was
intended 10 be. -. AZ.
THE governors Of the club have therefore de-
ctded to endeavor to hold the annual sWtepst4AAs
race and the mile record race elsewhere m lls
month of October preserving its lnternauona- "a
Character bv inviting entries from abroad d
originally proposed. -, ,,ls
Believing that without these two races u woD.+t
be Impossible 70 organize a successful Wees =
sports in Buffalo, the governors have recothlu-., -
ed that the same be abandoned The contest "a'
take place on Long Island
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
TOURNEY AT NARRAGANsETT PIER,

The annual tournament OF the Point judith Couh-
;Trv C1pb AZ Narragansett Pier is TO begin to-mor-
. I'D continue through the week. The qualify
ing round will slit the field into two classes OF six
teen each the first 10 compete for the Preslients
GU and the second for a consolation cup. Match
play for these trophies will last until SATURDAY
when there will be Invitation handicap Tor cup
presented by Walter A. Nye.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
RACE oF THE sO-FooTERs.

The next race OF the Columbia and the Constitu-
tion will take place Tomorrow, the courses Of
tho Seawanhaka Cornthian Yacht Club. off Oyster
Bay. No part OF these races will be within the
bay. The start will be at point to be chosen by
the committee outside the entrance TO Oyster Bay
and the length Of the will. unless reduced
by the committee. be thirty miles.
The tug chartered by the club will leave the
club float at II a. m, the intended starting hour
Of the races being each day.
Tomorrow the boats will sail for a cup presented
by former Commodore Percy Chubb, the owner of
the SO-footer Viglant. On Saturday the prize will
be q cup presented by nine members OF the club.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
ror-Rrft RACH-HandinanL Ona rnila a
FAvoRITEs IN FRONT AT DELMAR

ST Louis, Aug 2o.-Forn players had a good day
at DelInar to-day. Three heavily played favorttes
were first past the post FuSurtha, in the third
race was backed heavily to win by her stable, but
the race went 10 Mada Bell, who caught Lillian NJ.
on the post. Fugurtha showed early speed, bur
tired badly in the stretch, andehnished in the ruck
Track fast. Summarizes
First onehalt furlongsl-Two Annies lo4
nOae) s. won: Miss Cooney, 100 0(NeiiD, d 70 l.
second: Grata. 100 dAndsay), TO !. third Time u
won; Little Chico 9e GAndsay) 20 J. second Charles L.
Third race Cive one-half furlongsl-Mada Bell lO'
Brien) J. won; Lillian ~. lOT Dale), 70 sec
ond; Attelle O)ugan), ]. third Time, l:Os,
Fourth furionssI-l<azan, lOS GoNeilD even
won: Tenny Bell, 1O1 Ce, second; Churchili loi
QOale) % to /. third. Time. 1:l6. 100
Fifth and one-half furongs)--Desarte, luJ
DALE l. won; Percy r.. l02 COI3rien1 10 20 sec
ond Teucer, los (sneeker). Is 10 third Time i:2E
Sixth race zone mile and seventy yardsl-I1ckfui. lO7
Brien) won Zazel 10S CWasOn), 10 J. second;
1:A72.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
GOSSIP OF THE TROTTERS

Ne~- YORK VIII nrobahly be represented by three
starters in the race for the Boston Challenge Gun
al the Cleveland Driving Park on September 4
!. h q. Billings will drive either Lucille 2o7. or
hIs new Speedway trotter Doctor Book 2l0 p F
as5S fda VIII enter either Alice Barnes 2:1l or
Iaa t1iehwood, 2I3b. and De Witt c. Flanagan will
start Iyandorf, 2:l4 The race promises 10 be The
S a0st Hnportant harness race for reinsmen
vii b Boston Chicago and several other cities
{. *. G. Billings has bought the place known as
Fort Tryon. in Fort Washington-ave better known
as the Ridge Road on Washington Heights and
VIII build there fine private stable for his Speed
now INCLUDES Lucille. 2O7; Doctor Book, 2i0 EIiert
Jimmie Hague 2Is& MAJ Major Agge gdsr Medium 22
Bond aSa; sunsSd zB5s Be a9d 9a the @ pagers Free
Srooke 2'1. Nearly all Of these horses are 10 he
or Drought mere next month for the fan driving season
James A Murphy. the Chicago horsenan who
owned Star Pointer 1:5sA. when that horse low
ered the worlds record for PAGERS is going 10 lease
private stable I'm the vicinity of the speedvyay
ana ana Dflhg big string Of road horses here for the
A Gwathmey ana other g road A31nan dtr sraas
Sap us r aus9Ine private stables for their Speed
drive Mr straus and Mr.. Gwathmey are building
on adjoining lots In West One hundred forty
list.st., near Nlnth-aVe II is said that Mr. GWath-
meys stable is to $40 600 "'''
H. NJ. Hanna's recent offer OF s25 600 for Eleata
Z'os74' reflects the absorbing interest among am
ateur reinsfnen In the coming race for the Boston
Challense cup at Cleveland. IT said on good au-
thority that Mr. Hanna wanted Frank Toness
great four-year-od solely for pleasure driving and
amateur wagon racing, and that his big offer was
made chlehy with view to getting trotter that
could successfully defend the cup for the Cleveland
driving Club. Mr.. Hanna is the president of that
organization. and is brother OF Senator Mark
Hanna lie owns Matte Patterson, 2O9lb and sew
eral other crack trotters After failing 10 get
Eleata he made a big offer for Meteas Ell, last
week.
Eleata. 2oSA. winner OF the $1,000 Merchants
and Manufacturers Stakes. at Detroit last month
IS 70 meet May Allen. 2.09h; Onward Silver 2l0.:
MAtllas. 2:11; cornea Belle, 21O and Dolly Dill
Ion. 2:09z, in the $4,000 Massa chusetts Purse AT
Boston to-day. Unless Onward Silver can beat
her, she seems to have the big race won, as May
Allen and Metellas We're all off at Brighton last
week. and neither cornelia Belle nor Dolly Dillon
showed speed enough to cope with a 2:0Sa. trotter.
Onward Silver looked like a 2:0S trotter when he
When cresceus took the worlds record away
from The Abbot Cleveland last month ED"
Geers gave an order for a sully of the same
weight and make that drawn by the stallion in
his record breaking trial. II was delivered al
Brighton Beach last week just In time for use
I'm the against cresceus. Both sukies were
built almost wholly OF aluminium and steel and
were the Nghtest ever used for harness
racing their weight being about twenty-nine
pounds each. The weight OF the drivers was about
175 pounds each.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
EKWANOK TEAM DEFEATS LACONlCS-
rt5E, MANCHESTER PLAYERS SCORE FIRST
R1ooD IN THE CONTEST FOR GREEN
MOUNTAIN CUP.

Manchester. VT. Aug. 20 (speciaD.-The Ekwanoh
golf team went 10 Williamstown, Mass TO-DAY
and defeated the Laconic team OF that place oS te
score of 26 TO in the first match OF lhe S7rg -
- 49, c., Mountain Association Cup The
rl,na,o. team has won the cup for two success
sive wears and it will become the propgTy T SL un
club IL they win it again this year nc arobar I
~ tho association, and match mas aiLeauy Tr,a
played with them. which EkW@anoH @ q, Tt Saturday
IT, M"'iI s,mnnarv Of to-day's play is as follows;
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
THE RACETRACk.
RoEHANfPToN WINS HIS EIGHTH sue
CEssIyE VICTORY. BEATING IMP.
GOOD THING UNCOVERED AT SARATOGA IN
ELSIE L. WHO WAS HEAVILY BACKED
ALL OVER THE COUNTRY.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rEIBuNE.l

TRY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
Saratoga ~. Y, Aug. 2o.-in cutting the foor'h
race, which had received twenty entries. in haii'
thereby making six races the management to-day
scted wisely. Had this not been done the FIELDS IN
Two races would have been large and In three other
races small The scratches being numerous the
fields We're reduced considerably, so that II the
fourth race had not been divided II would have
been poor days sport The splitting OF the fourth
race helped matters considerably, and those who
made the trip to the track. even though the
weather was cloudy and threatening, Were we'll re-
paid for their journey
The stake event OF the day was the Summer
Hurdle race a two mile affair over eight hurdles,
but IL turned out TO be the worst event Of the day
This was the first OF the days events 70 be de-
cided. II originally had field Of five named, but
only two ran. Governor Griggs. Jack Carey and
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
4 NEW HITTING RECORD.

Cricl,eters are ever on the lookout for new
record at the game, but IL is seldom that one is
broken and IL Is sometimes thought that every
possible feat been performed. G.. l.. Jessop,
Abe giant hitter OF Goucestershire. whose fast run
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
OUTSIDERS WIN AT KINLOCH PA

ST. Louis, Aug. 20.-The -Four Hundred was the
only first choice to score at kinloch Park to-day.
One heavily played second choice and three out
siders took the remainder the card. Track fast
Summaries:
First race selling: cne-haf furiongsIhe -Four
Hundred ia (Meade). 1 won IAttle Scout JOG a.
Mathews). stella Perkins los &C. Wrghp
O J third. Time 1:l0. -,
second !six furonssIBraw Lad S IL 1HtSnei1 gt
ngs lo7 q. FIicks. 20 to /. third Time ll9,s. ,,-
Th!rd race selling; furlongs)-Miss Conrad. All
9fncheD 4 10 J. won MyrR Moreia, 10 q. Mafhewsl
TO second; Little Louis l05 Giegeson TO J. third
Time, 1:iT -,
Fourth race SELLING mne and seventy yarcsl1I,
Caney los u. Mathews 10 won: Chorus Boy, lo2 C
Narvaez. second Nettie Regent 90 iies) IL to
s. third Time, al.
Fifth race selling; mile and twenty yarls)-Iylo
105 CHegeson 20 !. Dan Paxton. 112 a. HlcAHl
!, second. Monos, ITO a. Mathewsl, 20 o. third
Time :s5i.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
owned by r. Rush Morristown, and Delsea owned
by D. w. Maloney, of White Plains The sum-

marieS:
TROTTING-2:3O CL-ASS-PURSD $1,000.
Fl Milagro. br. G. by Mckinney CIV. Dckerson)
J. r. H. ch. h.. by McEwen (McCiee)-.------ 2 l z
Steiner ch. g. tNckallst.
Dirigo blk. h. q. Dickerson)-
Bonnie Maid blk CTltlow) .......-........ 2ds
Time-2:241s. 2:22A 2:2314 2:lsA.
TROTTING-2:2O CLASS PURSE $1,000
Helen Grace. m. by Blue Dawn (Andrews). l !
q E. j.. br g.. by Sable Wilkes (Aldrich)
Marion br. (Covilleb
George c. br. (Coates) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
King Vasco, b. h. lCummings) ).........-...-....
Roommate, b. fWright).
b. &. (Maxiield) dis
Pullman b. (Punseyl dis
Time-2:20 PISA PITY
PACING-2:S3 CLASS-PURSE 81. 900.
Sns Nansy + Roy s ss S5 6a6y nut 6y ESnRteroy
Maude NJ. ch. m Giendrickson). .....-............
Ielsea, en- m NMaloney)
Nellie staples. 81, s m ~ (Rosemeyer) r)--......
Teocalt b. U-yman. Observation-Disclosures
tEitty Ihlste, g. m tArnold) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o
Mabel D.. ch. Cioble) Observation-Disclosures. DIR
1ime-2:l6A, 2:1Sh. 2:19A
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21


Brooklyn. 4; Philadelphia. Il New-York 3; Boston,
Pittsburg
Brooklyn, 8: Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati rain
(second
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21

getting has been the wonder Of the last fex -.
now comes forward. and by scoring ss runs =,
tai of Sc made while he was at the wicks,, 20
formed feat which is not likely to be d,,,l,,.s
In the future He received in all n h,u. eu
on p of these he made the S. That fnrarrsss and
cricket is being well maintained in England ts N
dent from the fact that on the first Dan. =, sEl- l-
match at Leeds between Yorkshire and ISncaa. ~ the
the paid attendance numbered 90 O00 wha as sulre
same day 5000 spectators witnessed the 80 80 tns
the Oval in London between Surrey and Notts al
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
MISS LANDENBERGER THE WINNER.

Cape May, ". j.. Aug 10 (SpeciaD.-In point of
numbers the women's golf tournament the Cape
May links yesterday afternoon the
cessful Of the summer. The winner Miss Ian
denberger OF the Belfeld Country Club The scores
~
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
CYCLING.
KRAMER HAS BIG LEAD IN CIRCUIT CHAM
PIONsHIP-NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Notwithstanding that Frank kramer mas e
lead in the contest for the seasons champlohs'ng
~ the National Cvcling Association. there IS sun
a possibilitv that Major" Taylor or Iver La~so"
NAV even up with the lad from New-Jersey- Inv
score TO date follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
TACONIC.

IT, rorroyy will he a busy day on the Ekwahoh kn
INKS 4 bogie tournament OF tnirtysN tyssrtaS 10 bv
Tarot Tan1es + Taylor A mixed foursome tou'
will also take place.