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New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
GOLF.
NEWPoRTS ANNUAL TOURNAMENT TO
BE DECIDED NEXT WEEK-COL-
LEGE GOLFERS ENTERED.

Instead OF postponing its tournament and permit
ting the Srockbridgs Golf Club 20 have clear held
for the annual Berkshire contest next week. the
Newport Golf Club has gone ahead with IT'S plans
and thus preciptated serious conflict in dates.
Both tournaments will be in progress from August
"a 20 81. inclusive Stockhridge players said TO
resent the announcement, as they were first 20
claim the dates, and have been at considerable ex-
pense in preparing for visiting competitors. The
Berkshire has not actually begun. and there
is. consequently, none of the social attractions
which Newport offer. For this the
Stockbridge club fears a serious falling on in en-
tries, though the extent will not be known until
the list closes next week.
Decision regarding the usual tournament at New
port was delayed long that 1t was believed the
affair would be abandoned. Plans have been an
nounced, however. which indicate the club is max
Ing up for lost time. Invitations have been sent
20 the leading Eastern golfers. and particularly
those who took part in the Bar Harbor tournament
last week, and effort is being made TO obtain
Iar as 70 win Charles Hitchcock, IT., OF Yale: A NJ
Brown, OF Harvard, and Percy r. Pyne. ID Of
princeton. Others are expected to-day and Mon
day, and 10 IS not unlikely that many OF the can
ddates for college teams will be on hand for pre-
lmlnary practice before the academic term is
opened.
Play starts Tuesday morning with a qualify
ing round at thirty-stX holes, medal play. A gold
medal will be given the player making the lowest
score The first sixteen in this round will qualify
Winthrop, and :he second sixteen will for a
consolation cup. \ handicap tournament with
suitable prizes will bring the contest 20 close on
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
RACING IN MUD At CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug 23.-Winkheld's well Judged ride
on II You Dare caused the defeat OF Educate. the
prohfbitive favorite, IN the second race AZ Haw-
thorne to-day. Gormley, who had the mount on
Educate. showed bad management by racing the
Ally or her feet in the first five furlonss- As a
result of yesterdays rain the track to-day was
qua Fmire and horses and riders We're covered
with mud at the finishes Summaries;
FRS, race Cave md one-haIr furlongst-Burnet Wal
lace ln7 tSuivan). Dighy Bell lo4 tNickery>
second. Ii2 tFanschb. 6 70 l. third. Time.
1854.
Second race fDTlonEs}--If You Dare, IL CNinF-
feId 2 2 Educate. 9s oior-lleyl 70 . second;
T-ral. fDavisE0nl. 20 70 I. third Time, ] II
ThIrd purse mile and halfb-Strangest. 100
Dawson :. Dan Cupid i0G forneFt. 20 %
! second 'HnaFd' i'' sullivan 10 20 o. 'A''' Time
Fourth -ace selling furongs-P-airie
Dog s. CHrInerreyl. ? So-ti@. - ,G1rmeyl
u second 81 Blur 50 CSteeel 10 l. third. Time
-2sis.
tCobu-u . won Harry wilson. lo1 iSulIranJ, %
second. Miracle II, i07 tShCrt. u 10 / third Time.
H..
II - CIDav.ssonl. 5 George Lee lO4 tO-ls,
20 l. second Zack Phelps. 81 tHope1. - 10 !. third
Fr1a
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
.erIecha.e handIcan. Frn -.
SIXTH RACE-MERCHANTs AND
LANDICAP one and one-sl slxteenth miles.
NOTES OF THE TRACK.

IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Saratoga. X Y. Aug. 2.-If the story told by
Jack Joyrer Is true. Perry Belmont has a
splendid chance Of winning the FUturity with
Numeral. colt by Juvenal-Numeralt. who has not
Yet faced the starter this season. Joyner who
trains The colt, states that two days ago he worked
NuneraI six furlongs az the Sheepshead Bay track
and found that the distance had been covered in the
fast time of lib II these figures be correct. and II
the colt can run the same in the Futurtty he viii
make trouble for the rest Of the youngsters.
George Odom signed a contract with John DAILY
this evening which gives the latter second call on
his services
"PittsburE Phil" hit the ring hard to-day, as he
plunged his horse Latson in the second race and
also haa good bet on Guesswork in the fourth
ra,e. In the closing race he had heavy bet down
Cornwall, but he afraid Femesoie might
beat him. he bet enough on the latter 10 quit winner
the
A report was circulated this evening that Shaw.
the rider of Cornwall was assaulted by Billy
Barrick. ot the owners Of Cornwall but the
story denied by Barri-k. He said he thought
Shaw had done his best 10 land Cornwall the win
ner and was perfectly satisfied with his riding
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
GAMES AT BERKELEY OVAL.


SEPTEMBER e5 SET FOR THE CONTESTS
PROGRAMME PRACTICALLY ARRANGED.
Boston. Aug 2s.-The Cambridge Oxford and Har-
vard-Yale games will take place at Berkeley oval.
ew-York. September .. 8 p. m. This was
decided at the Vendome tonight when Messrs.
Knowles. Workman and Dawson, of the visitors.
met Messrs. Wendall. Hallowen and Sheldon, rep
resenting the American universities. and arranged
most of details for the contest The hurdle race
will be run the cinders. This was a pronounced
disappointment 10 the Englishmen
This provisional order OF contests was adopted,
subject 10 amendment:
one-hundred-yard dash ssO-yard run. hammer throw.
44o-yard run running high jump I2oyard high
hurdles q feet inches. running Jump and
mile
The subject of a relay race was suggested. but
as the Englishmen are not accustomed 10 this con-
test, il not adopted
The visitors favored nine competitions. Only
frsts are to count. If the games should result in
tie by reason Of dead heat in the deciding event
the tie will stand
AT the request OF the visitors the uprights for
the high jumps 10 be eight feet high. The ques-
ton OF officials discussed. but nothing de-
cded.. The Englishmen will be represented on the
list OF officials by their reserve men This matter
deferred 10 another meeting 10 be held in New
York az a time not yet determined.
The visiting athletes guests a dinner
given the Vendome tonight by the Harvard Y ale
committe selected 70 entertain them
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
FAvoRITEs LOSE AT DELMAR.

St Louis Aug c3.-Bettors were badly hurt at
Delrnar to-day. four outsiders winning brackets
and La Nascotta being the only favorite 10 score
In the nth race Marguerite Hegemsn was backed
off the boards in most OF the books but she failed
10 make good. coming in bad last. The victor
was Ignis. the longest priced horse IN race
who got on even terms with Uterp the prohibtiye
favorite AT the sixteenth pole and beat him a neck
IN a driving finish. The track was heavy. sum
maries;
First race selling. six and onehaIf furIo1gsIa
l05 20 .. Grata- 1Oe Iardseyp :
70 ? second: Ellis CDalel. 10 third Time p
Second selling: milei-Ph1sp phorGs lO6
O~orswelu 70 Burnett's WslkaWay. CJu-
gam 3 second. Thsa Black l07 G0atesJ 80 70 !
third. Time. -aoA4
Third seIling; six furlongsl Wssendine wat
SOM 10 ! won. Colonial Girl los tDangmanJ 10 40
seccnd. Saubo Jos 6OBTlenl 20 l. thre. Time.
Fourth tselng. six and one-half fur0ngs)-Sans
Ventura o. l1fNeilD. !. star lOI gEH1osl
second: Grentor 10 Dalel. 20 ?. third Time % p
tseliinE. furioEgslIgcis III
10 l. Uterp lO9 fO'Brienl. ! 10 . second The
War watson !. third. Time 1928.
sixth mile l0j
CsoweID J. Tickful lO7 90 Brienl. 70 3 sec
ond: Round Turn. lOT CBattiste,. 30 J. third Time
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
PLAY ON MIDLOTHIAN LINKS.

Chicago. Aug 23-The honors in the Western ana
teur golf championship tournament may go 20
Raymond Russell a young player from Detroit
He upset all calculations az Midlothian to-day BY
defeating W. J Holabird. ir.. the Glenvew player.
I'D and I 20 play, N the second round FOR The
championship cup Three Chicago men, Frederick
r Hamla Phelps 2. Hoyt and Bruce Smith. stand
between him and the trophy Russell Will be paired
with Smith in the seui-tnaIs tomorrow morning.
and IL ne should keep up the game he has played
through the tournament he should land in the
finals in the afternoon and fight IL out either with
Hamln Hoyt OF Ontwentsia-
The poor showing made by W Waller, last years
champion was another surprise to-day. His poor
work Thursday pu. him with the third sixteen,
where il was conceded ne would win first hOnOrs
He played Standstlil to-day BY B. r
Carpenter, OF WashngtO Park
Louis Allis and L. T BOyd. of Milwaukee, are IN
the semi-dnals for the second cup and the third
prize viii be contested for by Mcmillan. OF Detroit
and three Chicago men In the sernl-dnals.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
AMERICANS WIN on ENGLISH TURF,
a HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL DAY FOR OWNERS
AND JOCKEYS.

London. Aug. 25-The Americans were very sue
cessful at the Hurst Park Club August meeting
to-day.
Frank Gardeners Sandpiper II C'Clen" Jenkins
won the Open Plate, Of I0l sovereigns. for three
year-olds and upward. distance one mile and
half
William c. whitney's Mount Vernon FLY O.
Reif) the August Two-Year-Old Plate. OF
700 sovereigns, five furlonEs
Archduke II Il. Rein) won the Hampton Selling
Plate. OF 80 sovereigns. for three-year-olds and
upward. the winner 20 be sold by auction for
100 sovereigns distance ono mile.
United States o. Reirr) Won two-year-old sell
Ing plate OF I03 sovereiRns :he winner be sold
by auction for % sOvereigus. Hve fIrlongs-
Nottingham ting to-day
Orsay CMaherl won the Friar Tuck Selling Plate.
Cf los sovereigrs, for all ages. the winner 20 be
sold by auction for 80 sovereigns; distance. one
mile
William c Whtney's FLYING Jib q. Rein0 won
the Little John Plate. OF 90 soyereigns, for two
vear--lds. ave fUrlonEs.
Friar's Wash OIaherl won the Welbeck Abbey
Plate. lightweight haniicap; q 20 soverelEns,
for three-vear-ods and upward. distance six fur
longs straight.
W G Whitrey's De Lacy u. Reif) won the
RuF-rd Abbey Plate. OF i08 sovereign for three
yeGr-olds and upward, the straight mile
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
THE AMPERsAND TOURNAMENT.

Although Travis has been silent regarding his
entry for the Ampersand tournament, IL is ex-
pected that party Of New-Yorkers will go TO
saranac Lake 70 take part. and the champion may
be one OF the number. The tournament has been
arranged at the very height Of the season in the
North Woods-August 81 10 September +-and with
the holiday crowds OF Labor Day the entry list
VIII need no local padding TO have two divisions
OF sixteen players each The contest Is the fourth
10 take place at Saranac Lake, and this year il
promises 20 be the best OF all The first took place
n ls5S, when Alfred L. Norris, OF the Dyker
Meadow Golf Club. won the cup The next year
Travis got IL by defeating ". Y. Marsh. Of the
Morris County Golf Club. in the final round. Last
year Halstead Lindsey Of Harvard the in
tercOlegiate hampton. first it will De seen
that the play has been OF a high order through
out The course is under the care o. George Pear
son, the AmDersand professional who has the
turf in fine shape Tho nine holes measure about
1850 yards. The qualifying round is 20 be
eighteen holes the match play beginning the same
day Sixteen will De eligible for the chief trophy,
known as the Ampersanf Cup, and the next six
teen for the Consolation Cup. Final rounds for
both continue until September g. and the fol-
lowing day there will be a handicap for the Al
SOnQuin Cup. Entries close with c. 5 Ransom
before August y.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
ENGLISH ATHLETES HERE.
HARVARD MEN GREET THE OXFORD
CAMBRIDGE TEAM

Boston. aug. c3.-The athletes from oxford and
Cambridge universities, Who have crossed the
water TO try their prowess against the Canadians
in Montreal and later the pick OF Harvard and
Yale universities in the games which 20 be
held in New-Yorh on September q. arrived the
Commonwealth which reached the lower harbor
late last night and anchored at Quarantine
Shortly after o'clock this morning Evert
Wendell and Jack Halloweu. OF the Harvard
committee, were on the docks gathering their fell
low athletes from Harvard and Yale. preparatory
10 taking a tug TO meet the biz ocean liner on her
way up
There are eighteen members in the English team
under the guidance of Lee Knowles. who comes as
graduate manager. The following are the mans OF
the athletes.
Cambri1ge-The Re-. II ". Workman. president Of
the , mile and miles: + AIcock. hammer, Il
N- Barclay. mile. J. =. Cawthra mile. O. ChurcnIl
lvy yards. T. O. Crockshott. I mile; II ". GreEson.
mile, f. z. W. Ma Naughton. miles. g. Howard
smith. llgh jump, A. r. Hind. loo yards.
Oxtord-E. A. Dawson president. miles, J. T Bulk
eley, high jump. J. r Cleves. z mile, l. J C9uhes
long jump, Z. G. May. hammer. = A Seave reserve
man. hammer.
The visitors were escorted to the Hotel Vendone.
where they spent the day resting and receiving
their friends They will leave here tomorrow
morning for Montreal
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
HARNESS RACING.
BoRALMA TROTS FAST MILE AT READ
VILLE-CRESCECS TO TRY FOR
pETODn
RECORD.

Readyiie. Mass, Aug with FIVE races on the
card. and every one cleared up. the Grand Circuit
week came 70 a close this afternoon. II happened
that every race with the exception of that for the
Neponset Stake went in straight heats. This made
the finish OF the races by schedule a possibility
Inc Neponset Stake brought out the 2-1O class
PAGERS, including Sphinx S. the NewYork gelding.
who was the victor in the contest. and Fred s
Wedgewood, another New-York PAGER. who set the
talent talking by marching away with the first
two heats The roam horse did not hold out, how
dstanced by the judges in the fourth. 1t easy
for Sphinx s. in those two heats. it also in
the last
Perhaps the chief interest of the afternoon was
attached 70 what Boralma might do in the 2oS
class for purse of 81 500 The Lawson gelding
did nothing wonderful, but ne equalIed his record
time OF 2OII- which he made in Detroit July l,
and won with ease from The Monk, Kingrnond and
TaggIes. who took the money in the order named
Winning the pole in the first heat Boralna re-
mained in possession all around the course King
mond tried to give him a race and stayed with him
until the three-quarters when. being at Borama's
sulky wheel he lost his feet. Then The Monk pro
Ceeded 10 give BOralma brush, but never got
within a length OF him IN the second heat Boralma
He soon went into the lead. and was only pushed
in the homestretch, when The Monk drew up as
they went under the wire The quarter was traV-
elled in O:32I4 half reached in 103 the three
quarters IN 1856 and the mile trOtted in 201i4-
Creditable performance. covering the mile in 2114
This was in her second heat when Blasa tried to
beat her out
The 2.11 class pace was procession in each heat,
Reuben 5. leading, with always a big gap between
him and Miss Gertrude. and always gap between
1t was announced that on next Friday at Provi-
denCe CresceUs would attempt 10 lower the world s
record.
PACTNc-o.1a CTAss-THE NEPoNsET STAKES
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
ro-DAr.s MATCHES on LOCAL LINKS

The frst Of a series OF matches tor the cham
pionship Of the Hollywood Golf Club leads long
list OF tournaments at local links to-day. Play at
BatusroI. which has suffered the usual rnidseason
Will be resumed with members handi-
cap Az Bayside Long Island, the Oakland links
viii be open for a contest for the Presidents Cup.
EnBlewood is down for a visit 70 Rye. where IL
will meet the Apawamis tear while the Bedford
team Will appear against Mahopac on the laJJer's
links in Putnam County. y. Y. The junior cham
piOnship OF the Atlantic Highlands is be decided
on the Jersey shore. where the Sea bright and
Monmouth Beach players will also gather for club
handicaps The mems cham pionship OF the Innis
Arden Golf Club is the attraction a the Sound
Beach links, while members handiCaps and ball
sweepstakes are announced at the Crescent. Har-
hCr Hin. Ar1sley, Richmond County. Hillside Park
Glen Ridge Wee Burn and Nassau links
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
THE RECORDS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

The New-York team defeated by the Brook
lyn players the Polo Grounds yesterday. It was
evident from the small attendance that the poor
work Of the New-York players has caused the en-
thusiasts 10 keep away. The home team. when
they came on the ground for practice, looked lazy
Strang, who was suspended a few days ago BY
Manager Davis was reinstated after promising
That in the future he would give cause for
complaint late hours
II was not until the third inning that any runs
we're made In this inning Farrell sent the first
pan safe through short Kennedy got a single TO
Fght- Strang made a bad tumble OF Keeler's
clip. which caused the bases to be filed NcCreery
men vent 10 the bat and stiff ball past Davis.
NIlch got Farrell and Kennedy over the plate
safely Murphy then made a mess Of DoIan 5
hopper and keeler got home. scoring three runs
LOT the Brooklyn team. IN the following inning
eioach struck hard ball past third for two bases,
nut was unable 10 get home The New-York team
mace its first run in the fifth inning. and the
Erooklyn team gained another IN the sixth
The game resulted "a follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
GOOD SPORT AT KINLOCH TRACK

St Louis. Aug 23.-The racing at KinIoch To-
day characterized by tire most spirited finishes
seen on the track this season The first three
races on the card were won by Two "a
vorites. TWO second choices and outsider were
hrst past the judges The track was fast sum
Tnaries:
First fCrlongsl-Kitty C. l07 (Seel, 5 70
Merida Meade. 3 2 second: Eva's DARLING
100 tFIe!gerson) 6 10 !. third. Time 1881.
Second race furlongs)-Ilttle Scout IOs
Mathews. . 20 2 The -Four Hundred lI5
70 o second: RayensbuTy los CConley) TO l. third
Time. 1904
Third furiongs-Fylo l02 HEelgerson) s to
g. won Boy. III (Meade). % 2. second. Siren
Song IO5 lSeel. 10 70 J. third. Time 30.
Fourth furongsi-Fieuron. lOT lEiicxs) 1 n
won: Fireside lO7 GGathews, s. second; Boundlee
ZOE Meade. S !. third. Time. I;i6
Fifth gsix furlOngs)-Myra Morella. 1924 GIa-
theuFl ! won: Hop Scotch 1O9 (Seel. ) sec
one: Glove 100 dicks. 10. third. Time. I:i6E
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
HURLEY RIDES HERE.
THE BOSTON AND NETWORK TEAMS
TIED IN THE INTERCITY RACE.

NJ Z. Hurley. the New-York boy who won the
amateur championship at Buffalo. appeared al the
Garden last evening for the first time since he
his title II his first appearance az the Garden
track. and unfamiliarity with the track handi-
capped him to some extent For all that he finished
first in two af the three heats OF the ntercity
race. in which he rode with 5. c. Schrieber against
Charles Mcconnell and l. E. Netting. OF Boston.
although he foUed one OK the Boston riders IN the
first heat and was disqualified. In the last heat
there was some queer riding on the part OF the
Boston candidates. and the amateur champion got
the worst OF IT, Mcconnell Just managed TO heat
Schrieber and this tied the teams at IS points
each. the Boston men declining 20 ride the tie cn-
Aside from Hurley's appearance, the feature OF
the programme was the defeat of Frank Kramer.
who leads the circuit championship chasers. by
Cooper and Collett. in OF the preliminary heats
or the half mile Kramer was busy jOCkeytng with
Collett, when Cooper slipped Up on the rail and
beat them both, Couett JUST managing to finish
second. Iver Lawson had an easy thing Of the
race. and in the finals beat T J. Gascoyne IL
he were standing still In this heat Lawson
showed his sprint for the first time in the evening.
and he went by the EngIishman Ike a whirlwind.
By his victory last evening Lawson passes Major
Iaylor IN the race for the championship. and IS
now second TO Frank Kramer. The standing OF
the three leaders is as follows: Kramer. 80; Law
w. s Fem. Of Waterbury. Conn. gave another
8lit edsed exhibition OF handicap riding in the one
final from scratch his 7ine in the nreiir1insrY
being 1-59 10. Lawson started from scratch in one
up toward MS field
r. A Brooks, a negro. OF New-York. who has
neen riding well in handicaps. the mile
amateur handicap after a game race nom the
th1rty-ttve yard mark
THE SUMMARIES
Halt nile circuit champiouship-FTrst heat BY
n b Freeman, John Fisher, second Time. 0:asEs-
Second heat won by Iver LAWSON Lester Wilson, second
Tine. 4;OV75- Third heat by ". ) Fem; 7. J.
Gascogne. second. Tine lois Fourth heat BY
Tom Cooper G. Fl. Colle-t. second. Time. 05S1s.
FIRST ssai-dn9l BY Iyer Lawson John Fisher.
ond Time. lO04s- Second semi-fnaI by 7. J.
tIaScos1e. O. H ColletC second Time O-5sS6. First
grand semi inaI won by Ivs- lawson Time. f;161s-
Final heat BY Iver Lawson Time. l,Ol7S-
one mile professional hardicau-Wun ". s Fenus
W A. Rutz. second, John Fisher. third. Time, 200.
Hair mile amateur Cpel-WOu George c. SClrfe-
Der. "AT' Ccurter second. Time 1:032.
one mile professional t2:lO class}-Won by g r
Leanteri Arthur Ross. second n T. Bell, third Time.
zoos
Team match race-M l. Hurley and G. c. schrteher
OF Nsw-York tied with Charles Mcconnell and L z
Melting OF Boston IS points each The Boston team
declined ride on the
one mile amateur haldlcap--Wou by r. A. Brooks.
Gus Egloff. second; W \ AcCleuand. third Time.
zoo.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
NELSON DEFEATS MORAN.

Springfield. Mass Aug 23-"Johnny' Nelson
easily defeated Jimmy" Moran in a twenty-nile
paced race az the Coliseum here tonight Nelson
lowered the track record OF 32S7 70 32:09 3-5 and
a mile and and rwo-Jhird laps ahead OF
Moran at the finish. The little Swsde was a lap
20 the good when the chain OF Moran's pacing
machine broke. He then gained two more laps and
easily rode away from Moran after the latter had
changed pace. Summaries:
Haf-Elle open tarlategrl-Final heat won BY r J.
Grady. % Chcopse T. H MIME. Of ChiCOpee. second
Joseph : Fulton, Brooklyn. third Time. 1-05.
Three-rnlIe handicap tamaLsurl-Won by William DOB
bins. Orange. so yards. 7 T. Grady chico
pee fscra-chl. second; Joseph 5 Fulton Brooklyn 90
yards. third Tine. 6.9l
Twenty mile motor paced race between Johnny Vel
son OF Chicago and Jimmy Moran. ot ChslseaW0n
by Nelson BY eight laps Time. 32.O9ss.
track record.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
wAr-MBEK TOURNAMENT ENDS

Waumbek House. Jefferson. y H. AUG. % (Spe-
ciaD-The August tournament OF the Waurnbek
Golf Club closed to-day. Many people followed the
first division match. thirty-six holes. between
William McCawIsy. OF the Philadelphia Country
Club and J. Whitney Baker. OF the Hillside Golf
Club. Baker had the better OF the morning round
being up the end of eighteen holes He held
his lead steadily, and made gains, being up at
the thirteenth tee. MCCawIey rallied. however, and
Won six straight holes. winning the match, with
its handsome prize, by up H L Edwards. OF the
Dallas. club. won the Jefferson Cup. beating Nor
gan smith OF Morris County. up and 70 play
and the Consolation Cup went 20 c. F. Hutchins
T}-OokiinA Country Club. who beat Lawrence L.
Tanev OF Arfsley. UP and 70 play.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
PITTsRURG-s PLAYERS AGAIN SIGNED.

Pittsburg Aug 23-The Pittshurg Baseball Club
which now leads in the National League race has
signed all of IT'S players for next season The an
uounCeuenr was made this afternoon by "Barucy''
Dreyfuss IN answer 10 the Philadelphia statement
that Beaumont. Lever and Wagner have been
captured hy the American League for next year.
Mr. DreyfuSs s-hSfantiated his statement by cX-
hlhting the signed contracts q the PLAYERS and.
each man for next year.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

J. r Garfield has been declared champion OF the
Utsayantha Golf Club. OF Stamford. Conn., hav-
ing tust defeated. in the final round. A. y. Rich
ards bv ; up and TO go. Since winning the title
Garfield has made the course in 81. which clips
four from the best previous record. a
match has been arranged between the Ctsayantha
team and the Cooperstown team, 10 be played on
the Iatters links next week. and those chosen TO
represent the Stamford organization J. b
Garfield. J. /. Garfield, A. y. Richards and W. c.
Harris
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
BOSTON. :; PHILADELPHIA. 6.

Boston. Aug. a3-It was almost too dark 10 see
the bal! when Long made a sharp drive 70 centre.
bringing in Demont from third and winning the
game for Boston Duggleby was knocked ont OF
the box n the afth and Townsend lasted only one
inning White pitched well for the rest ~ the
game Nichols was hit hard. but steady. The
score:
r y z
P25i39 P21i39,iiriii,, i;sii,.I "a 9q9Sd-5 70 /
Ratteres-N -N.-Ho.s aaF Ktt-iise. Dugseby Townsend.