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New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
La VN TENNIS.
HOBART DEFEATS PARET AT LONGWOOD
-WHITMANS EASY MATCH.

Boston, July 23 (SpeciaD.-At the open lawn ten
mis- tournament of the Longwood Cricket Club the
feature of the day was the exciting match between
Clarence Hobart and j. Parmly Paret I'm the first
round of the championship singles. Paret was
heavily handicapped by having played a match of
three sets against Irving Wright the interscho-
lastic champion in the morning
Champion Whitman made his first appearance of
the season in the handicap singles but says he
does not expect 10 defend the challenge cup. He
won his first handicap match easily and seems to
have been let In rather light by the handicapp
The Eastern Championship doubles will begin to-
morrow, ard the other events continued. In the
championship singles Hobart will meet Davis to-
morrow, and Larned Will meet Clother To-day S
scores:
CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES
Preliminary round-D. r. Davis beat A. Taft jr
6-2. 8-2. 6-l; ]. p Paret beat l. C.. Wright. Ga
s-2. 6-4
First round-R. H. Carleton heat +. b. Hague Ga
6--9. 4-6. Ct D. +. Davis beat c, T. Wilber. 6-4
6-2, G-3; Clarence Hobart beat J. +. Paret 46 6-3
%, 60; c. g. Pimpton beat N W. Cabot. rs e-2
Second round-W. J. Cother heat W. l.. Fouike s-I
CO. S-6; w. A. 1arned heat II. I. Foster. 6-4 8-i
l0-s; j. y, Read beat Julian Goldman. 68. S-s s-S
g.. Go; r. II: Carleton beat l. N. Chase. SIS s-I
6-2i r. G. Wright beat w s. Warand, SO. "a 6-i:
A. +. Fuller beat c. q. Plmpton Cd. 4-G 6-1 e.
HANDICAP SINGLES
Preliminary round, f. Meyer d5 beat H. W. Read
d6). Go Go NJ d. Whitman (owe ~ beat w. d.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
MACDONNELL'S ENEMY BEATEN.
THE PRINCIPAL. WITNESS AGAINST THE HARLEM
GAMBLER AFTERwARD THROWN OUT
OF WAGON

Thomas Kennedy, who figured prominently In
the MyIes MacDonnell murder trial. assaulted
On Sunday. ii is reported, in Alfred Murphy )
saloon. at Tremont-ave. and Arthur-ave IN The
White is well known Harlem baseball player and
Is a relative Of KenIedy's first wife, who is now
suing him IN the Supreme Court for divorce He is
In the employ OF the Equitable Life Assurance So
niety.
According 10 the story Kennedy acconpanied
by Charles Schildwachter. Park Department en-
poye. stopped at Murphy's saloon while returnhn z
on Sunday afternoon from visit TO Kennedy s
mother, at Westchester. Kennedy found White in
;he saloon. quarrelled with him and drew his re-
yolver. White knocked him down and beat him.
He WAS put in a carriage and injured further
when the horse attached TO II ran away. He was
finally taken 10 McClatchey's Bank Hotel al
Eighth-ave. and one-hundred-and-twenty -hfth-st.
Es is supposed 10 be there now
Captain Price and Detective Curry of the IRE
mont station, however, deny that White was the
Rssailant. They Investigated the case and are try
Ing 70 IND Kennedy TO get him to make complaint.
Captain Price thought the affair grew out of Ken
nedy's troubles with his first wife and he said
emphatically that Myles MacDonnel had nothing
to do with it, The assault was first reported to him
on Tuesday morning.
McClatchey. proprietor of the Bank Hotel at
Eghth-aye and one-hundred- and twenty "A ifth-st
when asked about the case, said:
Kennedy had occupied rooms above my saloon
since he was injured. until about one hour ago
when he left TO go 10 private sanatorium down
toEn, where he can get proper treatment and have
perfect rest. Kennedy was attended by a DR.
Bauer.
Dr. Frederick z. Bauer Of Park-ave and One
hundred -and-twenty-thrd-s who attended Ken
nedy, said:
think Kennedy is now out of danger He was
unconscious for twelve hours. suffering some
concussion or the brain For time we feared he
was suffering from a fracture Of the skull Now
think, he Is out OF danger. Kennedy's body is
we will save the sight of his left eye.
DIR. Bauer added that Kennedy was nearly killed
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
HoRTOy'S APPLICATION REFUSED.
NO RECEIVER TO BE APPOINTED FOR THE JOUR
NEAY & BURNHAM COMPANY.

NEAY & BURNHAM COMPANY.
Vice-Chancellor Emery at Newark yesterday re-
fused an application by George B. Horton Stock
holder in the Journeay & Burnham Department
Store Company of Brooklyn, for a receiver TOT the
company Ex-Attorney-G General John W. GrlGgs
appeared as counsel for the company. Evin W.
Crane. of Newark. represented Mr.. Horton MT
Crane said the company had arranged for re
INCORPORATION under the laws of New-York, and
his client was opposed to this. he did not desire
10 accept the stock of the reorganized concern for
his present stock.
Mr.. Griggs explained that. two-thirds OF the
81 600 of stock had voted for reorganization and
a large majority of the stock had been surrendered
for stock. II not proposed to force the
new stock upon the old stockholders. They had
their choice of stock cash.
Mr. Crane replied that the real object was to sell
the concern to a New-York corporation. He
wanted the interest of his clients protected.
Vice-Chancellor Emery, in denying the applica-
ton for a receiver, said II with the under
standing that The officers of the reorganized com
pany would inform Mr.. Horton of any sale they
may propose make. that he may protect his
interests if necessary by another application 10 the
The stock is left in the hands of the trus-
tees, to be disposed of to the best advantage for
the stockholders.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24

Dexter tTa sTTateh' ss 81 Ralph Hskos a i@ ont beat
- ,o Hhyard h IserstGh1 ~ 80 Il = weaver !oMe
H. Chandler n5l beat a; NJ. Dodge u5), 81. 6-2
man 6ha,l 15l. 64, e-s G. Mcsargeant !owe half l5l
beat F. n. Fenno, IT. O5), 6-f. 60; F. Bradley lowe
15 beat R. H. schaufier tscratch), 6-2 5e los;
e. Hunt scratch) beat C. S. Penhaow (half l5), 10,
2-6 6-1 q. L. Catot (scratcD beat @. NJ Chase (hah
15). 6-5 60; A. S, Pier l) Keyes lowe
15l, 6-4, 60; s. p. Ware half 15) beat c. NJ
Keep (scratehl 4-6 Ga 60.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
DROWNED WHILE LEARNING TO SWIM

AIR ESCAPED FROM PNEUMATIC LIFE PREsERvER
AND THE APPARATUS FILLED WITH WATER
Floral Park Long Island, July 23-Stanley Po-
taske, twenty-five years old. OF Queens County
was drowned last evening while learning to swim
in Lake Success Potaske had life preserver,
but the air escaped and IL filled with water, bear
ing him down instead of buoying him up, MS
tody was found in seventy-fve feet OF water,
about one hundred feet from the shore.
Potaske was member of the 18th Separate COM
pany, OF Flushing.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24

New-York at Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia. Chicago
at St Louis and Cincinnati at Pitsburg
After an absence OF three weeks the local repre-
sentative teams returned home grounds yester-
day and reopened the at the Polo
Grounds in the afternoon. The teams crossed
bats for the fifth time this season, the champions
winning as they pleased. The New-YOrk team has
done so poorly recently that the management real
ICES that something be done TO to stop the
sckening toboggau slide OF the team. Two new
pitchers expected TO report TO Manager Davis
to-day They are Villeman. of Schenectady. and
McPhearsOn of Easton
The game yesterday was too one sided to be in
terestnG. for the Brooklyn took a command
ing lead in the second inning and the result was
never In doubt Mathewson. who has been so sue
cessful against the Brooklyns heretofore. seemed
to have lost his cunning for the day. and he was
knocked out OF the box in the third inning Denzer.
went IN the score stood TO In favor OF Brooklyn.
and the result practically assured Keeier.
Hughes pitched with all OF his oldtime effect.
The men from across the bridge scored three
runs In the second inning, and took commanding
Iead. Dahlen was sent 10 first base on called balls
and scored on three bBgger 10 centre field by Nc
Creery. Irwin was sent 20 first called balls. and
az warner mured the fourth ball McCrecry tailed.
FarrelIs hit sent Irwin third. from where he
scored on a wild pitch. Brooklyn made the lead ;
sheckard led on with three bagger TO centre and
scored on Days two bagger to left. Dahlens hit
In the hfth Sheckard beat out a bunt and scored
on paly's three bagger to centre Dahlens long fly
TO Mcbride sent in Daily Brooklyn scored once
more IN the ninth. but II was not needed
The home team failed TO send 4 man around the
circuit until the fourth inning, when one run was
Davis. In the seventh inning Van Haitren hunted
stole second and Tailed q hit by Mcbride New
had weared Of the uneven struggle by this time
ana the majority had Left the grounds. Score:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
GOLF.
NOVEL COMPETITION FOR SEABRIGgr
PLAfERS-F. w. MENZIES TO PRE-
SENT THE PRIZE.

F. w. Menzies, the we'll known St Andrews eol,.,
who is spending the summer at Seabright N i
has scored hit with the golfers OF that popular
resort On Saturday Mr.. Meuzies will present a
handsome silver cup TO the winner OF one OF ths
most novel competitions ever held in this country
The tournament is to take place on SATURDAY. over
the links Of the Sea bright Golf Club where Vardon
and Menzes played their famous match year ago
1t will be confined entirely TO members Of the Sea-
bright club and will be at eighteen holes medal
pay Each contestant Is to be limited to six clubs
which Mr.. Menzies has declared shall be a driver
brassey, mashie. midiron, niblick and putter
The players are TO be allowed TO start with any
enc OF these and to play three consecutive holes
after which another club must be chosen for three
more holes. and until the entire round is
completed. The match has aroused great interest
and the entry list will be unusually large Some OF
Gin Wylie, j. Prentiss kellogg. r Havemeyer. j.
G. Rennard. p. A. Proal and Albert Symingtor
Menzies. who is the present record holder al Sl
strokes will also take part.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
THE NEw-ENGLAND CHAMPIONSHIP.

Details are expected this week regarding the
much talked OF championship OF New-Engand,
which will probably take place at the links Of the
Wollaston Golf CIuJ. near Boston. the week OF Au-
gust 90 Those in charge OF the affair will initiate
far possible the features OF the metropolitan
championships OF this city particularly in the
clusion OF all players whose handicaps exceed ten
strokes. AS this necessitates the official handicap
ping of every club in New-England, some doubt Is
felt the advsabilty of holding the tournament
Florida, has promised to provide the championship
plate.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24

ernment will take every legal means 10 assure
the punishment of the lynchers of the Italians in
Mississippi In this connection Signor Prtnetu mas
expressed full confidence that those most guilty
of the Ivnchings will be sought out by competent
authorities He also said he felt sure the criminals
would not go unpublished, had happened IN
nreceding
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
HARNESS RACING.
IMMENSE CROWD AT CLEVELAND
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES FAST
HEATS ON GOOD TRACK.

Cleveland, Ohio, July 23.-To-day's strong card
the Grand Circuit brought out i'm
mense crowd. The perfect weather conditions
suited in society being largely represented. The
stands were gay with the summer costumes of the
women and the boxes were all filled.
In the FIRST race the 2:i4 trot. DR. Book
heat with speed to spare in the second he fairly
romped in. winner by eight lengths, but the best
he could do IN the third heat third place. The
judges did not like the way Durfee handled DR..
Book in the third heat. and he was called before
pole. IN the fourth heat Durfee taken down
and Kennedy substituted. The judges announced
that this punishment enforced upon Durfee for
non-wnners were retired to the barn. This left
Janice Or. Rook and Palm Leaf to battle for the
money. Palm Leaf went and in straight
heats.
In the second race the field got off in a bunch and
raced In this fashion to the quarter pole. Charley
Hayt led all the way. but broke I'm the stretch
easy fashion. In the third heat certain horses were
considered not to be driven to win and the judges
declared all bets this heat OFF and retired all
non-winners OF heats to the barn Riley B., the
oddS-on favorite. won the event by a nose from
Eyelet
The third went to Dan Patch In straight
heats. The King walked away from the field in the
fourth race and won the 2:27 class in one,
order.
on Friday afternoon Cresceus the king Of stall
lions, holding the worlds record of 2Oi will go an
exhibition mile to beat his record. Cresceus
was paraded before the judges stand by his owner
George Ketchum. OF Toledo. and received tremen-
dOuS ovation. The condition of the track
superb The summaries:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
CRICKETERS WILL VISIT ENGLAND.

Philadelphia. July pa team of Philadelphia
cricketers will visit England next year TO play the
leading county elevens of Great Britain. A de-
cision this effect reached to-day by the AS
sociated Cricket Clubs of Philadelphia. Unless
some unforeseen difficulties arise the plans will
be completed during the visit of Bosanquets Eng
lish team 10 this country In September.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
10 PROVE LYNcHED MEN WERE ITALIANS

Washington, July q 2-The Italian corsul at
Nieksburg. Miss, telegraphed to-day to the Italian
authorities here that he had forwarded afidav,te
fully establishing the Italian nationality Of the
men lynehed at Erwin, Miss, a few days ago Ue
reports also that the chances are improving for
the apprehension Of the lynchers i0
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
&y@g Sports
3p6RfsF'fN' 3dFmfN
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

Decentralization Beach Racing Association Brighton
Beach, 230 p. m.
YACHTING.-New-York Yacht Club cruise.
LAWN TENNIS-Open tournament and Eastern doubles,
Longwood, Mass.
ATHLETICs-Nationa Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion, Buffalo
BASEBAII.-New-York VS.. Brooklyn, Washir gton Park
Broolyn 4 D. m. Cincinnati PittsbUrg PttsbuFg.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
MESSAGE RECEIVED AT ROME.

Rome. July BIN accordance with Instructions
from Washington. the American Charge d'Anaires
here has Informed signor Phnetu the Italia.
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. that the Federal Gov
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
CYCLING.
MFARLAND SAID TO BE DANGEROUSLY ILL
IN BROOKLYN-RIDERS THREATEN TO
COMBINE AND RUN MEETS.

The absence of Mcfarland. the we'll known
sprinter and pace follower. from the recent meets
has caused his friends much concern. 1t was said
yesterday that Mcfarland had entirely
covered from the recent fall he had at Madi
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
BASEBALL.
REOPENING OF THE SEASON AT THE
POLO DS-BROOKLYN WINS
EASILY FROM NEW-YORK
THE RECORDS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BROOKLYN s: New York 3. Chicago, /: st. Louis =.
Philadelphia p Boston /. PIttsburg .; Cincinnati. 2
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston o: Milwaukee Z. Cleveland. q; Washington {
Chicago TO- Philadelphia. g. 0orfeitedl.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
TOO ROT FOR CRICKETERS.

The cricket match scheduled 10 be played to-day
between the Livingston Field Club and the Man
haitian Cricket Club has been cancelled. as, owing
the heat the latter club found IL impossible 10
get out a fun team for the game. There will be a
match at Prospect Park to-day, however, Where
contest.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
CAUGHT AFTER A CHASE.

THIEF TRIES TO GET AWAY WITH TRAY OF
DIAMOND PINS.
A man who described himself John Barry.
thrty-two years old, of No 81 East Thirty-hrst-st'
Manhattan attempted yesterday to get away win
a tray of scarfpins valued at S,46S from the
jewelry store of John II. Morch Sor. at NO. lSo
Broadway Brooklyn Barry hac asked 10 see
some diamond pins and was examining them.
When John Morch the of the proprietor
turned his back for moment, Barry dasheo, oue
of the door with the tray of pins. After a chase
of several blocks he caught in the repair ydId
of the City Works Department at Berry ana South
First SITS The stolen property was recovered.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24

son Square Garden. After the accident Mcfarland
was sent In an ambulance to the New-York Hospital
where he remained only few hours asserting that
he had not been attended to properly. Mcfarland is
said to be suffering from severe attack of typhoid
fever In a Brooklyn sanatorum. Among the racing
men he is known of the puckiest as well as
one OF the strongest riders in the country He exces
at handicap riding, is good in sprints and has made
an excellent record behind the motors. Mcfarland
Is persistent. high strung man. and his wheel
he VIII stick TO the fight long there is any
chance Of winning. His home Is at San Jose Cal.
Cooper and his other friends tried dissuade him
from racing again so soon after his accident. but
he would not listen 20 them.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
NEW GOLF RECORD AT ATLANTI

record for the Atlantic City links which Is
to be the scene of the national amateur championship
in September. has just been made by F. o. Horst
mann. of the Chevy Chase Club. of Maryland.
Horstmann covered the IN 81. which is
stroke under the previous record held by F. H
Bohlen. Of Philadelphia What makes the perform
all the more noteworthy is the fact that since
the Bohlen record was made the course has been
heightened by about hundred and fifty yards
and several new bunkers have been added. Horst
manns card reads
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
NETWORK
RROOKLYN
Totals ....34 3 10 Pip !

DenEer nInlh-
brooklyn .............. Is
Earned runs New-York 2: Brooklyn 4 First base
by errors-Brookyn. !. Left bases-New York. G:
brooklyn. ., First base balls-By Mathewson 2: by
Hughes. J. Struck out-Ry Mahewson. /. by Denzer 2:
10y Hughes, 3 Three base hits-Sheckard. DAILY. Nc
creery Two base hits ts-Keley and DAILY. Sacrifice hit
Hushes. stolen bases-Straug. Keeer. Double plays
Davis. strang and Camel; DAILY. Kelley and bahlen
Wild pitches Ma thewEon. .. Hits-On Mathewson IN
three innings >. Umpire-Dwyer. Time-l:5O
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

Golf at Cape May is now it's height. The
weekly handicaps attracting a number % play
from this city and Philadelphia. and a strong
team has been organized. On August a this team
has arranged TO visit the Northfeld links, at At
iantic City. where ten side match will be
played with the Atlantic City team. The return
match is to take place at Cape May on August S.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24

According to of the prominent professional
riders. plan is being discussed the formation
an association among them which. in the end may
lead TO the building of n track and the holding of
has been brought about account Of the differ
ences they have had with the management of the
Vailsburg track regarding the size Of purses. Ac-
cording the story. there twenty-three prom
inent professionals who follow the circuit. and II
each EOuld take stock in the concern TO the
amount OF 500 a fund of 1886 could be obtained.
With this amount track could be built some
point In New-Jersey.
Cooper and Kramer lead in the circuit champion
ship struggle. with points each; Fisher is third.
with S; while Fem. Gascoyne Wilson and Taylor
have scored points each. In the paced circuit
score Champion leads. with points. while Walthour
and Stinson tied with points each. Nelson
and Moran have points each
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
GOOD SPORT AT HoLYoKE

Holyoke. Mass. July 2s-The July meeting :.
the Springdale Park Association opened ba-s "
day with three good races. The first two W.. 70
favorites in straight heats while Ziska. an AThsI
mare. won the 2:20 pace in the last three beat
of six The summaries: "A'
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24

". H. Davis the we'll known Lakewood golfer, Is
spending the month at Manchester, VT, where he
Is playing No. on the team OF the Ekwanok Coli
Club. Some Of the other metropolitan players now
at Manchester are Or. Clark BurnhaEl. James H.
Merritt and James L. Taylor, of the Dyker Meadow
Golf Club.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24

At Montreal-Toronto. I Montreal o.
At Observation-Disclosures 3: Hartford. Z
AT Providence-Sy-acuse q: Providence 4
At Buffalo--Bufalo. 3; Rochester, i3.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24

Pierre A. Proal the interscholastic champion.
who is spending the summer at Monmouth Beach.
has become a member of the Monmouth golf team:
In recent match With the Seabright team Proal
defeated MenZies by up.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24

a new nine hole record for the Shelter Island
links has been established by NJ. NJ. Michael, o
the Yountakah Country Club. OF Nutley, n. J
Michael made the round IN 81. which is stroke:
under the best previous record.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24

The MyOpia Hunt Club, having been successful
with its invitation golf tournament just prior 10
the open championship. has decided 10 hold sim
liar affair on July =.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
\ MERlCAN LEAGUE.
AT CHICAGO
STATE LEAGUE
EASTERN LEAGIrE

At Utica Waverly 2; Utica g.
At Rome Rome, g. Binghamton T.
A. Schenectady- Schenectady, 3: Albany g
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24

Stuart Gardner, who won the recent professional
tournament at the WestbrOok Golf Club, viii not
Ne a competitor In Hollywood meet Gardner
has obtained leave Of absence from the Garden
City Golf Club where he is resident professional.
and will leave there to-day for brief trip abroad
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24

Shinnecock's annual tournament on August l. and
will be played the eighteen hole course.
that includes the former nine hole links used by
the associate and junior members. The distances
this rearranged circuit give total playing
length of 1881 yards. follows;
Yaris
Out -. 1921 27a 24s 22S ls2 3Os $50 356 6o6-2Ss7
In 100 31T SS5 SAC 4SS 35S 35S SD 213--.s9i
The amateur record Is held by NewbOld Edgar. al
Sc Entries. which will be confined 70 members.
subscribers and their guests. will close at
p. m July 81
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
PIrTsBuRG. .. CINCINNATI. =

Pittsburg ....,........l 3 x-g 10 .
Cincinnati ...........O o % II .
Batteries-Chesbro and O'Connor; Hahn and Bergen
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24

Arden VI. Robbins, OF the ST. Andrews Golf Club
who has been the undiSputed champion at Bar
Harbor for several seasons. has returned 10 that
favored resort and will again be active particl-
pant in the annual tournament arranged by the
kebo Valley Club for August Is 10 IS, inclusive.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
ST. LOUIS. 5; CHICAGO. e
RosroN. l. PHILADrLpHIA. :

S...La $, Louis -.-''.......3 % Is
Ratteries-Harper, Sudhon and Ryan: Taylor Kehoe
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24

Boston .,;;:;..........1 % o-i i
Philadelphia .-......o q q u
Batteries-Deneen and Moran Dugglebv and McFar-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
GAMES TO-DAY.

New-York al Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia, Chicago
a St Louis and Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24


Davis. Strang and Camel, DAILY. Kelley and bahien
WILD pitches -MathewEon .. Hits-On Mathewson IN
three innings. . umpre-Dwyer. Time-I:50
PITTsBURG. q: CINCINNATI.
cinsGT'S cneanail .'...,..,.1 ........d s IL
Batteres-Chesbro and o'Connor Hahn and Bergen
ST. LOUIS. 3; CHICAGO. C.
s. ss,oLag Louis ...........s """o L :
Rareries-Harper, sudhon and Ryan: Taylor Kehoe
BOSTON. l: PHILADELPHIA
Boston .:;...........,1 o. 0 i
Batteries-peneen and Moran; Dugglebv and McFar-
land.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT CHICAGO
GSifsgG eS,isGcipfia .::..dd ::...d ss-iSS 3
AT CLEVELAND.
Ts.sason S!s,sIa.a ':.::.S :.:..:::.S !iSSS iS
AT MILWAUKEE
h'!Ss1'ee ha.;SS ,'.:;:::::::S ;:S 81 i !
STATE LEAGUE
At Utica Waverly, 2; Utica &.
Rome Rome ); Binghan.ton. I
At Schenectady Schenectady. 3; Albany q
EASTERN LEAGUE
At Montreal-Toronto. I; Montreal %
At Observation-Disclosures 3: Hart