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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-29
TO-DAY'S GAME
Between snloonists and Bar Tend-
.rs fn1. &fr.i.e Eemefit.

BetvCcn snIOOhIHIS "H'f ''''
crs for strike Beneht.
: What promises to be rich treat Will
be the base ball game at the island
park this afternoon. between the sa-
loon-keepers and bartenders. both
teams have been selected. and the men
who have been hadling only high
balls" have been practielng with the
leather sphere. The proceeds Will go
to the fund for the benefit of the Anal
gamation strikers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-29

No Agreement.

Messrs McGannon and Edwards met
at Trades Assembly hall last night,
but failed to reach an agreement as
to terms for the race between the Ed
wards and running horse, owned by
McGannon. They will hold another
meeting this evening or Saturday even
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-29
PHILADELPHIA August 2s-pbf

PHILADELPHIA. August 2s.-Philadel-
phia had no trouble in defeating New
TO pitch. but he lasted only two innings.
Center fielder Van Haltren succeeded him
and was hit freely. White pitched a
steady and effective game. 1t was discov-
cred to-day that third baseman Wolverton
of the Philadelphia team. who was injured
IN Il collision with Tanney al Boston last
week. sustained a fracture of the collar
bone and will be out of the game for the
remainder of the season. New York to-
day released Gather Smith. Attendance.
I.2Sl. Score:
New York Il / o o % o o. 4
Philad'a "a 3 0 '-l3 II /
Denzer. Van Hsltren and Warner: White
and Jacklitsch Earned runs. Philadelphia
T. Time, 1:54 Umpire, Dwyer.
CHICAGO. August 2g.--cincinnati and
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SHAMROCK'S TRIAL SPIN.

NEW YORK. August 2s.-The fourth
trial spin of the Shamrock H., In these
waters. sailed to-day, was not attended
with any exciting incidents. The yacht
did not go outside Sandy Hook.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-29

Chicago clo..ed their seasons series to-day
with 4 close and erandly played game.
The locals we're outbatted. but their NIT
ting was timely In three innings whiie
the safeties of Waddell were confined
to-day signed third basemhn Hickey, for-
merry with the Indianapolis team. At
tendance 11,C00. Including school Children
Chicago 10 2 2 - ~ .
Cincinnati % 0 0 / 0 % "
Waddeli and Kahoe; stimmel and Ber-
gen. Time, 300. Umpire. Brown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-29

.PITTSBJ-RG, Pa August 2s.-Pittsburg
seemed a sure winner Up to the fifth,
when Yeager's two wild throws let in two
runs and made possible a third. OCon-
nor's passed bah in the sixth and his
wild throw in the seventh let in two more
runs. Ritchey capped the climax In the
ninth with a wild throw scoring the fifth
run on errors. Attendance, 1900. Score:
pitts Ri re n II p r.,
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GENERAL NOTICES
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
take this as one of the means IN ,o.,.-
my friends ard the public in gene -.J'l
my having embarked in the real se,s.. =.
business in all its phases. Also ins,,-..t y
and loans negotiated. Collections ans.-.-.
ed TO me will receive careful atfs-.t--
along with prompt returns. 4''ol
Yours respectfully.
JOSEPH II. RAIKrp
Quarter Bank Building, 1921 Nzrt..
St. Room 4, End Floor 49,
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A ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

The undersigned having qualified AZ a.,
ministrator of the estate of Pete Fs,i-l
deceased. hereby requests all pers5Ts +
debted 10 said estate to call and MAJ.
payment. and those having claims - =
1t will present them for payment
THOS. O'BRIFN
Administrator of the Estate OF pst..
Farley, deceased. aV2saks,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-29

BROOKLYN. August 2s.-The Brookiyns
made 20 three straight with the Bo%tohs
to-day by hammering Nichols safely fouf-
teen TIRES for a total of tWehly-thrse
bases. Newton was invlncibie alter . tn1
first when two singles and a steal saved
the visitors from shut-out The battlhg
OF Keeler ana Sheckard. who made TOUR
hits each In as many times AZ Lat anu
three fast double plays. were interesting
Incidents. Score:
Boston I'D 0 0 0 0 81
Brooklyn ...1 o / / ! > "a Z
Nichols and ISittridge. Newton ana ~
reu learned runs. Boston L. Brooklyn !.
Time 1913 Umpire, Nash. Attendance
.
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Special to the Register.
PARKERSBURG. w. Va. August %
The Lowther Oil Co.'S Depue well No
Q, drilled in few days ago. about s0'
feet northwest of their No. /, is the bes
we'll in that field in Calhoun county
It is flowing at about 800 barrels a day
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-29

Sacrifice hit-McPherson.
Two-base hits-Herbert. Kane, Knoll
Hannivan. Bennett.
Three-base h.t-Herbert.
Stolen bases-Hannivan. Hinton, Need
ham,
Double plays-Truby to Wright; Kane
to Hinton to Needham.
Earned runs-Maricn /: Wheeling :.
Bases Oh bails-off Mcpherson 3; off
Bennett >.
Struck out-By Mcpherson 4; by Ben
nett 2.
Hit By pitched ball-Viox
Wild pitch-Bennett
Passed balls-Harnish. Byers.
Left on bases Marion 5. Wheeling ;.
Time--l;35. Umpire ullane.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-29

PARK ERSBURG feet 6 inches
and falling. Weather hot and clear The
Greenwood for Pittsburg at II d. m.
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The OIL Markets.

NEW YORK, August &-Sandard OIL
S1730715
OIL CITY. August 2s.--Credit BALANCES
s125; certificates. no bids. shipments a II. 10
42l bbs; average. 1857 bbls. Runs, lo5, nv
bbls. average, s4.3 $40 bbls.
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THE RACING PROGRAMME

For the Bethany Fair Announced.
The other Features VIII be Num-
erous.
The arrangements for the Second An
nual Bethany Fair are fast approaching
completion and this week .orce of
men, under the direction of Secretary
c. B. Scott are putting ths final
touches on the grounds and buildings
and when the fair opens Tuesday. the
Bird of September, all will be in excel
lent shape.
The racing programme this year
promises to be interesting, and with the
half mile track, which has just been
reconstructed. some excellent sport is
looked for. The programme for the
racau folIOWS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-29
THE WHEELING TEAM
NOW PLAYING SOME.
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WAS TAKEN
FROM THE MARION CLUB
YESTERDAY.
THE sToG1Es HIT LIKE FIENDs
Making Thirty-Threc safe Ones I'm
the Two amcS--BcsuIts i'm the
Western. and the National ana
American Lengues-Bowling. Rae
ing and other Sporting Matters.

Wheeling Marion 6.
Wheeling l2-Marlon 8.
Grand Rapids 5-Dayton q.
Matthews 4-Columbus 4.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

ST. Louis 9-Pittsburg :.
Brooklyn 5-Boston |.
Philadelphia 13-New York 4.
Chicago 5-Cincinnati 4.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit i-Boston z.
Milwaukee ll-Baltimore ..
Chicago 3--Philadelphia 0.
Washington 4-Cleveland J.
Cleveland Washington 4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-29

GRAND RAPIDS. August 2S.-Lunbon.
Grand Rapids new twirler had the Day
tons guessing all through the game.
while the locals punched hits on Durham
In the sixth. Score:
q. Rapids 81 0 0 o 0 - 10 2
Dayton 80 o 0 0 0 0 0 90 4
I.unbon and zalusky; Durham and Blue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-29

MUNCIE, Ind. August 2S-Metthcws
and Columbus played thirteen inning
game to a tie at Matthews to-day. Column
bus having to catch train. Score:
Matthews 20 0 : 90 e10t o. o. IL /
Columbus ID 010 COL 0-I "A )
Wills and Williams, McMackin and
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CHICAGO. August 2?--cincinnati ant
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-09-06

Geese, best pen. 81 90; 2nd best,
$1.00.
Pigeons, best pen, $10O; 2nd best
Belgian Hare, best pen, 81. 90; End
best, 81 90.
A pen is one male and four females. All exhibits
must be properly cooped. Competition required in
each class. No entrance fee charged.
Glass L -Amer;can-Barred Ply
mouth Rock, Buff Plymouth Rock,
White Plymouth Rock, Silver Laced
Wyandotte. White WYandotte.
Glass II.-Asiatic-Light Brahma,
Buff Cochin, Partridge Cochin, Black
Langshan.
Glass III. -Mediterranean-S. G.
B. Leghorn, R. g. B Leghorn. 8. C.
White Leghorn, R. G. White Leg
horn, Buff Leghorn. 8. G. B. Minorca,
Blue Andslusian, W. F. B. Spanish.
Glass IV.-Polish-White Crested
and Black Polish.
Glass V.-Hamburg-S. 8. Ham.
burg-S. L. Hamburg.
Glass VI.-French Houdan.
Class VII.-English Silver Gray
Dorklngs.
Class VIII.-Games-B. B. r.
Game aud Cornish Indian Game.
Glass IX.-Bantams, Golden Sea
bright Bantams.
Glass X.-Turkeys. Bronze and
White Turkeys.
Class XI-Ducks, Pekin Mus.
covey, R.,uen.
Glass XII.-Geesse, Toulouse,
Embden, African.
Class XIII -Pigeons-Ponters
Carriers. Antwerps, Tumblers. Barks,
Turbite. English Owls. African Owls,
White Fantails, Fantails, any color
Jacobins, Trumpeters. Magpies.
Glass XIV.-Rabbits, Lop. Eared
Angora, English. Belgian Hares.
Glass XV-Miesceilaneous Pets
Guinea Pigs. White Mice, Whit.
Rats, Song Birds.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-09-06
DIVISION F.-POULTRY.
Art Turner. Director in charge.

Art Turner. Director in charge.
A. A Wemmergren, Superintendent.
In this department premiums vim Be awarded
on pens and competition confined to classes
Chickens in each class, best pen,
81 90; 2ad best pen, 81 90.
Turkeys. best pen. 500; 2od bes,
II. 90.
Dsots. best pen, 500; 2sd b.,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-09-06
DIVISION E.-SWINE.
Geo. Hart, Director in charge.

DIVISION E.-SWINE.
Geo. Hart, Director in charge.
John Armstrong, Superintendent.
Rule Exhibitors are required to furnish pedi-
gree with thoroughbred stock.
Class I.-BERKsHIRE.
Boar. yr. old and over 81, /
Boar. under one year 2, I
Sow, l yr. old and over 2.
Sow, under one year 2, 1
Sow, with not less than Eve pigs not
over 3 months old So, 81. 80
CLASS II.-PoLAND CHrNAs.
Bar, l yr. old and over 81, /
Boar, under one year 2, i
Sow, l yr. old and over 2, 1
Sow, under one year z, /
Sow, with not less than FIVE pigs not
over three months old s., $3.50
CLASS IIl.-CHEsTER WHITES.
Boar. l yr. old and over 81, /
Boar, under one year 2, 1
Sow. 1 yr. old and and over 2, 1
Sow, under one year 2, 1
Sow, with not less than Eve pigs not
over three months old So. 81 SO
SWEEPSTAKES.
Best Boar, any age or breed So
Best Sow. any age or breed s.
Non-breeders ruled out. Not lesa
than three entries to compete.
Note-It is desirous of having the q 70 Of the
animal entered for premiums certified to and 90
comparing the entrance.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-09-06
FAIR PREMIUM LIST
CONTINUED.

Jersey Cow, two years old and under
three 4, 2
Jersey Cow, one year and under
two 4. 2
Jersey Heifer Calf 2. 1
For best grade calf under one year
of any breed, sired by registered
bull 4, 2
SWEEPSTAKES,
Bull, any age or breed $40
Cow, any age or or breed $40
Mon Breeders ruled out. Not less
than three entries.
The evening world., 1901-08-21
BASEBALL CHAT.

Murphy. who has iaat been slsIr! nv New
York does not wAat 10 play secani base. but
would like to stay In the nels His wish
may Be Srsi,ned Il Smith. o. the New York
ssx,s League. reports 70. da,r as esoee;e.
and pans out to be = dad In tina, case Murph,
will supp,ant Mcbride In r!sh, ne!d.
Davis IL diekes.nk for a new catcher. also q
stat. Lacquer
Some er,tieism Is heard 0! the New York
management In strans's case. The puniahmen,
Is regarded a. vary severe unless the ground,
fos |, are positive. st.anx alphabetically denies
the allegations and has asked for . chance to
vinaicaie himself lie admits that his game
has fallen OF. and he would have been satisfied /,
suffer 4 lay-oH for that reasJa. II II possible.
hu1 not probable. that his suspension will be
rcconsidered.
..Ptnk' HAwisy wa bsstsd out Of tho box
By the Bos1on Americans yesterday, shosin.
that the paths Of s1.0ianss ase not all s,ts~n
pretty rocky road to uave! Lhls season. but
biamss III luck for mo& OF IT,
Now tina, tie Giants have won 4 game. let Us
all hope that the victory will b the beginning
Of . lon8 stsinE. II has been . sad story 10 hear
Of the 0iaass bslnS beaten day after day.
II was . a!ss movs Manager Davis made In
Hanging the team around: Now maybe the
Giants can play WANING ball.
Lashss Teyles. ~ Giants pitcher. clearly
dsmoastratsd yss,sraay that hs can pitch n sood
hsli - Say tvifisr In ~ bussess u b u sivsu
The psuDsSs su0eest. He alIoveA the DAstonIsns
. asts bst 1vs sass Ats y ~ s!svss iasisSA
The evening world., 1901-08-21
I'LL LUCK STILL
GEORGE DIXON s.
MONEY HE WON IN CORBETT
FIGHT ATTACHED.
O'Rourke Claimed II for Money
Advanced. md Now Fighter
II Stranded.

DENVER. Aug. 2l.-Li,tie George
Dixon. one o. the best men VINO
ever donned glove. has old hard luck
stiil on his trail. The colorcd fighter
had hoped 10 own Few dollars BY MS
engagement In the fight with Young
oorbc,t. here on Friday night. bu,
Dame Fortune would not have II.
The old lady came this time In the
form OF Tom O'Rourkc. the lighters
manager In the days when the boxer
life was all success and money
ORourkc. 1t is said. has filed attach
ment papers with Otto G. Fiaio. man
ager OF the club In which the ilgh; was
held. for $500 OF Dixon's share o: the
receipts.
Tha, was about all the little boxer
had coming TO him. and so until he car!
get on another fight he will have To
stay here. stranded. O'Rourke claims
the amount Is due him on money adj
vnnccd.
The evening world., 1901-08-21

curacy. I, Is no wonder he has sma.he,,
II records for broad jumping held by
kracnzlc!n and Prins,cin.
When asked by the reporter wh,. he
, thought his chances we're of breaking
his best worlds record OF II feet ia.
inches. O'Connor sa!d
II Will make srca, attempt to eclipse
that record on Labor Day | intend Ia
Ret into the best OF condition for the
attempt and feel contidcn, Of being sue
ccsstu. in smashing II, |: will only
take mo few days more 70 get in per-
feet shape. rarely spend more than
seven or ten days conditioning myself.
Why. ! jumped y fee, ? inches during
one OF my practice leaps this afternoon.
never jump rs far In practice as I
do In competition. My jump OF . feet
0 inches Is about as good a. ever
make while practising. In competition
usually increase my jumps from a
foot TO IS inches
What does Your course OF training
consist or" asked the reporter.
We'll. ! &c, up at o'clock every
morning and do I'VE miles OF cross-
country running after breakfast. l usu-
ally return to my quarters by 10 o'clock.
when am rubbed down. IN the after
noon l jump some. just TO keep the
stiffness out NJ my legs. retire at 10
o'clock az night, ! never vary that pro-
Hranmc."
"Ilave you ever tasted l!qror?"
Never IN my Ne | smoke pipe q
great deal. That's the only oRense
commil." replied O'Connor.
rs broad jumping your only spe-
"oh! no. usually compete In Aye
events in games. They are the 100.
and the hiEh. ana long Jumps. ! won
thirty-sevcn nrsts. nineteen seconds and
some thirds last year. have Jumped
"a feet II "a inches. q feet II l-a inches
and - feet 10 inches. On Aug. 5. Just
1--WE days before | sailed. ! made my
best accepted record at Balls Bridge.
2 board take:oft cleared q feet u ,!
Jumped % feet 10 IA inches. both OF
which are worlds records. Four weeks
inch at an athletic meet held in Mary
ooro. ireland. but the distance was not
allowed. because the jump was made
slightly down hill.
The evening world., 1901-08-21
MICHAEL IN
BEACH MEET.
MIDGET WILL RACE AGAINST
WALTHoUR AND STINsoN.
Little Fellows Return to Form Il
Pleading, hut II was Not
Unexpected.

The magnificent, form Jimmy Michael
has been showing OF late and his impress.
sive victory at the Garden on Monday
nigh, over the speedy Mcfarland have
earned for him the right to compete IN
next Saturdays race Mt Manhattan
Beach against VIII S,!nson and Bobby
Wa!thour for the paced championship
NJ America.
The dlminuiivc Welshman never rode
faster In his NE than he Is doing al
present. and recognizing this fact, Will
lam a. Brady. manager OF the beach
course. has secured the consent OF both
walthour and s,inson TO add M!chaers
name to the list of starters.
The lattcr's return TO form has not
been unexpected hy those whoN follow
the cycling game closely.
The evening world., 1901-08-21
MIXED GOLF At
INNS ARDEN.
CLUB MAY HOLD EVENT FOR.
AMATEURS AND "PRoS,"
Plan. Under Way 10 Hold Tou11a.
mrnt After Atlantic C4ty
CHAM ionship.

In ali probability the Innis Arden dot4
club OF Sound Beach will hold . mixed
amateur and professional tournament
Immediately following the emateul
championship at Atlantic City.
The matter has already tho approval
II J. Kennedy rod. upon whose estate
the course Is situated. and at the nexl
meeting OF the board OF directors 1
definite decision will be reached.
The news has caused widespread irA
,crcst among golf players IN this c!ty
FOR, while the limits Arden Club has oesu
one OF the most Popular OF the season.
II nae never been thrown open to out.
side players and there Is general Curl
osi;y to see its links.
The plan now Is to Issue invitations
20 zone OF the leading contestants n
Atlantic City. and thus have the pres.
encc Of such Western players as can b
Induced to remain over for tho tourn>-
nent.
The evening world., 1901-08-21
LESTER RE|FF
RIDING WELL.
WORK IN ENGLAND PLACES
HIM FIRST OF YANKEES.
Madden. the English hoy. Leads
List, hut Americans Arc
Very Close Up.

Lester Rc!n. the American Jockey In
ENGLAND. leads the Yankee Jockeys on
the other side to date. The Jockey. nc.
coriing TO the list compiled from March
q TO Avg. .. has had :as mounts and
has won IS races.
Johnny Rein. his brother. Is n close
second. with - victories out OF IS?
mounts.
Danny Mahcr Is third. having won Is
races out o! only 70 mounts. Maherf
riding. from n percentage bases. is bet
re. than Johnny Re!ff's and nearly a.
good IA Testers.
o. Madden. the English boy. leads the
list. with u victories out OF ~ mounts.
Sam Lontes is second. having won ts
races out 237 mounts.
The evening world., 1901-08-21

O'CONNOR'S GREAT JUMPS.


Talk about athletes Here Is new
when IN condition weighs only 10
pounds, liz Is as .,t as a drink Of
watcr as they would say In the Bowcry.
John Flanagan. the heavyweight ham
mer ,hrower. says this iarky athlete
,ouli hide behind billiard cue.
TIL. athlete 50 jok!nSly assailed 3
Land, the champion running broad
jumper Of the world He arrived here
from Ireland last Saturday on the
steamship Lucan!a.
Despite O'Connor's shadowy like
build. he Il, an athlete all over. As one
would imagine there tsn, bit OF
super,,uous flesh on his body. lie Is all
bone and muscle and Is as quick as a
w.ld-ca, In every move.
lie is by FAR the best broad Jumper
ever seen here. lie can sprint iO yards
IN close To even ;.mc. and Is near the
| championship class as a hurdler. too.
Sho,-putting. while no, one Of his speci-
allies, comes comparatively easy to him.
| All in all o'Connor ~ good a!l.round
man and would Ngur" close TO tho top
| in competition embracing all contcsts
on track and Held.
O'connor Is well educated and speaks
!ntel!igcutly or al subjects.
This ls oConnot's frst visit to Amer.
lea During his stay IN this country
he Will rcprcsen, the Greater New York
Irish Athletic Association in COMPETE
| ton, D'Connor'+ Mrs, public a,,pca rance
The evening world., 1901-08-21

NEWPORT. Aug. Civ. A. Larncd II
! nox the tcn,..s champion OF the United
| states. He won the title to-day by de-
tca,ins Bcals c. wrirh; in the tinal OF
the national tournament, here. 90. 6-s.
| Ga. s..
! I.arncd began serving In the sun
| court and took the opening game OF
| the big match n; love by the most aS-
| grcssivc play. The second game was
! long deuce. one. the call coming i've
times before iarnei took It. aided con-
s,dcrably by wr!ghtS Two double
faults. In the third Wright took a
brace. and scored love game. Earned
| taking a turn n, double faultinR
After that larned got tho young Bos-
ton,an on the run. and allowed MN
only one more game. the sixth. Larned
h,m.cl. placed more than half his points
and refused TO ne d.slodged from ms
no.it.on a, the net. though Wright tied
both passing strokes and lobs. Points:
S.5.,, - :-@-ss
Lnrn-L.. Unsteady start.
larncd started the second set WIN
hi, OF unsteady playing. making '"'ee
,lble faults in the opening sa""e'
which went TO Wright after II points
had been placed. Tho next also nc so'
on his own service. but l.arned PECAN
to nick up. taking the third at 10 ana
the fourth after deuce. ThiS made the
games even at c-all.
The odd one went TO the older man AZ
love on hi. own service. his smashing
being n Erea, factor. Wright svened
II. and though Larned had lead OF
90 in the seventh. pulled up and TOOK
I, and the lead after deuce twice.
I,arned took the eighth. and It was
fou. games all.
Wriuht Took q Set.
Each lost a game on his service. and
then each won love one on his own
open,ny stroke. wrigh, then punched
tho two necessary ones and took the set
So. making 1, one get all. Points:
I w,,.s; -; ;s:..:s;stGsstt--sssss
Wright took ,hr Arst game OF the set
and held hts opponen, TO c-ail, La'ned
then go. one Of his brilliant streaks and
ran lead o. -. WriGh; made
beautiful stand In the next ana TOOK u
on w"ll played shots. He made on"
more stand with the score o-3 against
him. bu, could no, do more. i.arned
PLAYING as brilliantly as ever and taking
tho set "a. and the lead OF sets TO ].
Points:
lem, ,a;.s, its 50 $50 $50
The evening world., 1901-08-21
GOLFERS PLAY
AGAINST B0CEY.
SECOND EVENT OF TOURNEY
ON CHICAGO LINKS.
Teams Of Five Men Entered Tor
the Marshnll Field
Trophy.

CHICAGO. Aug. cl.-Th" second event
OF the golf tournamcn, under the au'
spices OF the Western Coli Association
began this morning on the links OF the
Midlothian Country Club.
The competition was for the Marshall
Field trophy. thirty.stx-hole match play
agains, the established DOGGY OK the
course. The event was open to teams
OF i've from any club belonging to the
association. The following clubs entered
the contest:
Gleny.cw, Riverside. Onwentsia. Bel
mont, Milwaukee and Midlothian. and
teams representing Detroit. Skokie and
kenosha.
1nasmuch as the conditions govern
Ing the cup match provide FOR the
team having the hest showing against
bogey. the trophy may be won with
zach OF the Ave members actually down
against DOGGY BoSey Is rs follows
Out. ~: In. $50
II. J. Twcedle. o< Belmont. land How
ard Morris. OF Milwaukee. were the first
TO nn.sh the morning play OF IS holes.
The veteran concluded with four down.
Morris was nine down.
"Mnnny" Hoinbird missed tcn-inch
nut on the thirteenth green ana tock n
chance to come In two up on DOGGY.
Fine play on the eighteenth halvcd that
hcIc and left him margin OF one up
70 hcsin rho last eighteen holes OF play
mnar,es c.ounsclman, Jr.. OF M!dloth-
mn. his partner. was six down. W; i
S.,T luck in the incoming nine. and
h nn1.h. .". eight down. s.. r, q. Bristol.
~ MiI,o,hinn, concluded the morning
play six down on the colonel.
*, the end OF the nrst half OF play
cinn vicw's team had an advantage OF
The evening world., 1901-08-21
RESULTS AT HAWTHORNE.

RACE TRACK. HAWTHORNE. Aug.
A.-The races scheduled to be run here
to-day resulted as follows;
FIRST lcc-F!v..eiShtha O. n mile.
Won ~ Asmeronte. 10 to ana 1 To /,
L ~. nKe. 10 ! for place. ran second
The RABBIT third. Time--i.s.
SECOND Race-S.x and half ,ur,o,,,
Won by Sam Lazarus, . 10 | and i Ia
: Lltil. Duchess. 2 TO | for place, wa
second: hart D. Thru, Time s6 l.2
Third Racc-One mlle-Won by rcla.
mon I" and out; ArgreSor, 10
third. Time. V IT,
Fourth Racc-on. m,lc.-won hy
tnhcy boy, 10 and ? 20 /; Federal
10 FOR place. ran second and strong
est third. Time H.