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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22
THE STINSON CONTROVERSY.

The action of the Worcester Coliseum
company I'm causing the arrest OF Will
c. Stinson. the popular Cambridge cy-
clist, after his race with Jimmy" Mi
chael at Revere Tuesday night. was one
OF the principal topics among riders and
race followers yesterday.
IL was thought that Stinson would be
severely punished by the n. c. A. board
OF control, because he was under contract
10 ride I'm two places on the same night,
but yesterday the n. c. A board OF con-
troll issued the following statement re-
garding the controversy, through Mr. r..
r. Kelsey. it's New England member:
The board recognizes the fact that
contract did exist between the Worcester
Coliseum company and Mr.. Stinson's man.
ager, Mr.. p. o. Sheehan. A financial con-
sideration Is due both the Worcester Col
iseum company and John A. Nelson for
the non-fulflment OF this contract; also
a return date, and Stinson will be given
limited time I'm which to meet the i'm
posed conditions.
"In the meantime. Stinson will be al
lowed TO All his existing contracts, so as
not TO do injustice to other contestants,
10 race whom he has already been signed /:
but no new contracts can be entered into
by him until this matter shall have been
settled"
Manager Sheehan will go to New York
TO see Chairman Batchelder today.
Manager Culver OF the Worcester track
also received a telephone message from
Chairman Batchelder yesterday. and Nell
son and Stinson will probably be obliged
to race at Worcester on Wednesday of
pext week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22
Upton FEELSAT HOME.

After the arrival OF Sir Thomas Upton
in New York yesterday he seemed very
glad to be interviewed when he had a
chance 10 get away from the throng who
were wishing him all kinds OF good luck.
He said:
IL am glad TO get back to America
When we got inside Sandy Hook II
seemed as though l was at home. NY
first reception here was such that do
not think any one could blame me for
wishing to get back"
When asked what hopes he had OF the
Shamrock III. he said
II think that the racing between her
and the American defender will be very
interesting. She has had a number OF
races with Shamrock /. and she has
proved much superior TO the old boat
She Is infinitely better in light airs. In
her last two races she showed up very
we'll. In one, over a triangular course
OF rs miles. with the breeze from 10 to
IL knots, she beat out the old boat by
nine minutes"
The Shamrock IT,. he said. was designed
particularly for the weather conditions
around Sandy Hook He felt that she
was FASTER than the old boat and is con-
fident that the old Shamrock is faster
than she was In 500 How much faster
ne did not care 10 presume, but he did
say that he did not think that even with
her Improvement. she is yet as fast as the
Columbia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22

River .Time-2:A 1-5.
Final hestWon by +. keegan. Low
ell. Mass Archie Rawlins. New Bedford.
second. g. II. Baxter. FAN River. third
Time .iS go
Two-thirds mile handicap. First heat
Won by Archie Rawlins, New Bedford
(scrstch): s. Williams Providence Nl0
Yards. second. Time %
SccoAd heat--WOn hy l.. +. Netting,
Boston scratch; William kellar, Preyi-
dence $50 ysrdsl. second. Time-l;2l 1-5.
Third heat--Won by c. r. Baxter. Fall
River t2o yards); !. ". Holmes. Provi-
dence (eo yardsl. second Time-l:2i 40.
Fourth heat--Won by Fred PartrtSge.
Msdheld. Mass 90 ysrds, Albert Wild
man, Olneyyille. r. |. 100 yards), sec
ond Time 20 3-5.
Firth heat--Won by G. Grant, Provi-
dence ut0 yardsD: Sam Sulkins. Boston
OS Nards). second Time--l IL As
Final hest--Won by William Kellar;
Fred Partridge. second; J. r. Holmes,
third. Time--1:1s %.
Two-mile open lap race--Won by p.
Kcegan and T.. r. Netting; G. II. Bak-
ter. third: Sam Suikins. fourth. Time
4:26.
25-mile motor-paced race. ". ID. Elkes
VS.. VIII g. Stinson-Won by Stinson.
Time--3s:0s 1-5.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22
CHIPS FROM THE DIAMOND.
Providence has struck winning steak

Providence has struck a winning steak
at last.
The Grsys IN second place and ten
points above Toronto.
creed otherwise.
I 10 is close shave after all. but
Providence was lucky.
Fifty-seven points from Rochester now.
gain Of eleven in one day.
Perhaps Rochester will lose today.
Hartford won Yesterday from Toronto.
That is twice I'm succession.
Parker of Buffalo pitched splendid ball
yesterday.
Gibbons OF Buffalo Is from oln.yville,
and made a good showing yesterday.
Cassidy made a good double play un.
assisted yesterday.
Frank Leary. the University OF Penn
sylvania twirler. is pitching in New York
state.
The Mort Shore A. c. will he the first
local team 20 tackle Woonsocket. and the
game today should he a good one,
steeiman was released 10 Brooklyn by
Hartford on Tuesday; hence the wratn of
Halon that Connie" Mack got ahead OF
him.
Jack" Dovney the popular ball player
from South Boston. who was spiked in
Bangor recently. will reJoin the Rockland
team today.
Fred Knowles of the New York club
was in Brockton Yesterday sizing up
young McMsnus the catcher whom Man
aser Leonard considers of league tim
Der.
George Merritt the winning pitcher ~
the Utica team In tho New York State
League, has been secured by tho New
York club. He won p out OF s6 games for
his club.
"Connis" Mack has signed Catcher
steemau Of Hartford, who was fsrmed
out by Brooklyn. and Hanlon is wroth.
Sleelman played with Mack's team yes-
terday. and won the hrst game Of the
doube-header with two-base hit.
Fred Lake says that Mullaney Of Lew
iston is superior To either Kelly. who
went to Troy. or Mcintyre Of the Athlet-
les formerly Of Augusta.
Bill Kennedy OF the Brooklyns pitch
ing for the Pascoag tR. ID team. failed
to win from Woonsocket. with Faulkner
pitching. and was beaten. to 3.
The Rochester papers call Billy fush
wilhelm der Crosse Lush" Lush's bat
ting average Is about 800; he has made
more than 100 hits and scored nearly 100
runs.
Now Fat Powers is giving J. J. Kelley
OF Manchester a trial on his stan OF UNI
pires Kelley certainly can umpire ball:
few men can do the trick more success
fully
After all the many wild-eyed baseball
rumors of recent date Il would not be
surprising TO hear that John r. Brush
and Col John l. Rogers had buried the
hatchet and had signed American League
contracts themselves. - Philadelphia
Times.
Billy Keeier says. II think the Phila-
delphia nine a better al-around orgsni.
zation than Pittsburg. and II we are 20
win the pennsnt It's Philadelphia we will
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22

stretch and Elkes near the tape Stinson
started 10 catch up With his opponent.
and by the end OF the second lap was
only ten Yards behind, on the next lap
the distance between the machines was
feet instead Of yards, snd Elkes called
his other motor. and changed pacing out
fits. losing hardly fraction Of second,
In the fourth lap Sunson spurted past
rlkes. and started a lead OF ten yards,
which he increased until the eight when
Stinson was ahead lap and half This
lead was kept up ~ the Emile. when
Stinsons tire mas collapslng and he was
obliged 10 ride slower, but did not wish
70 risk changing machines. At the finish
Stinson was only one lap ahead
The preliminary races last light were
exciting A big field started in the mile
open, and hut one nsn qualified IN heat.
The final was pon hy Kcersn ~ Lowell
The handicap vas won by Keller. The
summary: ta
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
FRIEND WON THE GAME.

IT was Providences game at Adelaide
park yesterday by a narrow margin. The
grays scored once In the seventh, while
Buffalo was whitewashed.
Conn was on the slab for Providence
and delivered an assortment OF curves
that the Pans could not touch for runs.
Parker pitched for Buffalo and held the
Grays TO three hits. He had perfect sup
port lie made the only misplay cred
tied 10 Buffalo. he let uD little In
the seventh and thus gave Providence
chance 20 make the run that won the
game. Friend. who made the run. was
given a pass 10 first. stole second. went
20 third on the put out OF Connor. and
heat out the ball on an attempt 20 throw
him out a the nlate after Henry sent
grounder down near first base. The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22
A REMEDY FOR The GRIPPE.

A remedy recommended for patients af-
ficted with the Grippe is kEMP'S BAL
SAM. which is especially adapt for the
throat and lungs. Don't wait for the first
symptoms OF the disease. get a bottle to-
DAY aud keen a. for use the moment N Is
needed. II neglected the grippe has a
tendency 10 t~ing on pneumonia KENT =
BALSAM prevents this ny Keeping the
cough loose and the lungs free from in
namma ton. All druggists sell KEMP B
EALSAM at &c. and vc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22
TRACK RECORD BROKEN.

w j. Arkell's nlly. Belle OF Lexington
broke the track record for six furlongs
this afternoon She covered the distance
I'm 1:12 2-5. the previous record being
.1.ifiz made by Voter two years ago
Belle or Lexington's weight was but IS
pounds. and she won easily.
William G. Whltney scored double
triumph in the $1,000 Grand Union Hotel
stakes. IN which his two-year-olds, King
CONTINUED on page FlveD
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22

Stinson, With Flying Start, Led EIkes
From the First Worlds Record
Broken at the Colosseum.

stinson added another leaf 10 his laur-
els last night by defeating Harry Elkes.
who has been classed as the champion at
the 25-mile game. Not only this. but he
smashed the world record for the first
three miles. The start was dying one.
the men being separated BY one-han a
frst and kept II until the end, although
the last three miles was ridden on a pune
tured tire that was slowly collapsing Had
II not been for this the lead would have
been much greater.
Elkes. although defeated, rode pret-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22
ROCHESTER,.

Runs-OReilly Mclean, Unglaub 2,
Pappaiau--5: Lush. Smith. Gray. Grem-
inger-4. Two-base hits-Wrigley, Lush.
Three-hase hits-Rickert. Carney. Smith.
Stolen bsses-Bean. Gray Double plays
--Wrigiey 10 O'Reilly; OReilly 10 Nc
Lean: Dixon TO Greminger to Bean.
baIls-Crisham. Dixon. Wild pitch-Pap-
palsu. Umpire-Gaffney Time-1h. 55m.
BRocKToN BATTED WELL.
Brockton hit Joyce hard from the start
az Brockton yesterday. while Barnett was
very effective except I'm two innings. The
Brocktons played fast game in the
field. Score
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22
LARNED The CHAMPION.

william A. Larned Of Summit. n. J.,
IL tennis champion Of America. BY a
remarkable exhibition OF tennis he de-
feated Reals G Wright yesterday morn
Ing in four-set ma tch SO. SIS. s-4,
6--t
As NJ n Whitman elected not TO de-
fend his title Larned is champion OF
America.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22
MoRIARTYs GAME.

Moriarty. n Connecticut State Lacquer,
was given trial BY Hartford yesterday
afternoon. and he had Toronto al his
mercy except in the seventh. when he
forced in n run with passes. Hartford
punched three doubles and a single on
Williams in the second and scored three
runs The fielding OF both teams was
brilliant. Hastings, released by Buffalo.
has been signed by Hartford. Attend
ance 200. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22
PHILLIEs WON BOTH.

The home club woa two poorly played
games yesterday from Cleveland. They
captured the first In the ninth on Wild
throw. a base on balls and two-base
hit. The felding on both sides was rag
eed. In ths second game the locals hit
safely five times In tho sixth inning. net
ting Ave runs. Catcher WOOD injured his
hand In the nrst game and was compelled
10 retire. Connor takirg his place. Man
ager Mack signed Steelman. who had been
assigned TO Hartford. Attendance 2Sls.
Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22
CRESCEUS WILL MEET ABBOT,

Crescsus and The Abbot will meet at
Charter Oak park Hartford Wednesday
Sept. g. The match was made at Read
willie yesterday afternoon by Andy Welch
The contract calls for a three-in five
race, with a $1,000 purse. 5000 to the winner
and 5000 TO the loser.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22
CAROLINA WON.

The So-footers raced yesterday after
noon for cup offered by the Newport
Yacht Racing association and Il was won
by the Carolina. sailed by Mr.. r. 8. Will
Hard. II was very unsa tisfactory race.
IN that the wind was very light al times,
Il taking the yachts more than three
hours 10 sail II miles There were six
boats to start. but the Barbara fouled a
mark and withdrew. and the Raccoon
gave up at the end OF the first round. The
cup offered by the association is valued
al 500 The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22

ger, picking UP his motors in way that
drew rounds of applause from the crowd.
MYERS and Tenzer who towed Stnson
carried him 70 the end OF the race with
out a change.
AT the start, Stinson was on the back
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22
MONTREAL.

Runs--Bannon 2. Blake 3. McManus,
Woods. Slater Heine. Barnett-l0; Od-
well. Dooley. Sheehan, Johnson, Quinlan,
Joyce--6 Two-base hits-McManus Del
ehanty, Odwell. Johnson. Quinlan. Blake.
Home run-Joyce Struck out-By Bar
nett 4; by Joyce 3. Time-lh. Som.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22
BUFFALO

Run-F Friend--1 Two-has~ hit-Henrv
Sacrifice hits stafford. Cassidy. Double
play--Cassidv unassisted) First base on
bslls--Of Conn 2: off Parker 5 Struck
out Bv Conn 5: by Parker l. Wild pitch
Parker. Cmpire-O Loughin. Time
SSna
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22
EASTERN LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Providence !. Buffalo 0.
Worcester <. Rochester 4.
Hartford 3. Toronto 2
Brockton 10. Montreal s.
GAMES TODAY.
Buffalo at Providence.
Montreal at Brockton.
Rochester al Worcester.
Toronto at Hartford.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22

one-mile omen: First heat--Von hv
Samuel Sulkirs BOSTON. Time--2.A
second hcat--Dead heat. ridden hv G.
Madsen Providence. and William kei-
lar Providence Time--2.s Us.
Third heat-Won hy =. keeEan. Fail
River. Mass Time-elt4- as
Fourth hcat-Won BY Archie Ravlins,
New Bedford Time Is i-k
Fifth hsat-von BY c. f. Baxter, Fan
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

RESULTS yesterday.
Boston 5. New York 2.
Philadelphia s. Brooklyn 2.
Chicago 9, Cincinnati /.
ST. Louis I. Pittsburg 3--l2 innings.
GAMES TO-DAY.
New York AT BROOKLYN.
PittsburG al ST. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22
RAILROA DS
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD


as 20 local ana through train rervics
may De obtained at Providence station
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

KESULTS 1EkTEKDA1.
Boston s. Milwaukee >.
Washington 8. Chicago o.
Philadeiphia 81. Cleveland "a
Detroit =. Baltimore 0 rforfeited).
GAMES TODAY.
Cleveland AZ Roston
Chicago az Baltimore.
Detroit At Philsdelrhia.
Milwaukee al Washington.
sTANnING or THE cIITRS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22

1Iits-Boston 10. Milwaukee III. Errors
Boston 2.Milwaukee s. Batterfes-Lewis,
criger; Garvin. Donahue. Umpire-Can-
tillon. Time-ih. 46m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22
ERRORS HELPED.

Joe Beans errors contributed largely ~
Worcesters win yesterday. His two had
throws resulted IN three runs for the To-
Gals Red6ie Grays error allowed Nc
Lean ~ score also. 'Cy' Bowen. though
hit I'm sample lots pitched a good game
the score shows ORsillys fsshy play
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22
BATTING THE FEATURE.

Boston made IL three straight from MIL
waukee yesterday. The visitors outbat-
ted the home team, but lost on errors. A
running catch by Collins was a feature.
Attendance 31ss. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
HITS AND ERRORS.

The locals punched hits IN the sixth
and eighth, and several rank errors help
ed 10 swell the score, Dineen uas hit hard
but was steady At critical moments Ten
nys batting was feature. Attendance
500
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22

rors-Philadslphia q Cleveland L. Batter
ies-Frazer. Steelman; Braken. Connor.
Umpire-Sheridan.
DISGRACE TO THE DIAMOND
The Washington Chicago game yester-
day was interrupted i'm the fourth inning
by most disgraceful scene Shugart,
Chicagos shortstop. hit Umpire Haskell
and Katoll tried 10 do the same. but be-
fore he succeeded both men were arrest
ed. The climax OF running dispute was
reached when a pitched ball passed Sug-
den and hit Haskell According TO the
rules. this entitled Clinsman, who wase
on third, 10 score. Katoll became exas-
perated and was benched Pandemonium
followed. The whole Chicago team sur
rounded Haskell, and In the confusion
shugart dealt him a heavy blow in the
face. The crowd overfowed the field and
serious trouble seemed imminent One
spectator hit shugart. but the police
reached the scene in time to prevent a
riot Score:
Innings -. 123 345s 7s9
Hits-washington Q, Chicago 8. Errors
Washington i, Chicago 8. Batteries
Mercer Clarke: Katoll. Griffith. Sugden.
Umpire-Haskell. Time-lh. SOM.
GAME FORFEITED.
The game between the Baltimore and
Detroit American league clubs here yes
terday ended in the fourth inning when
Umpire Connolly declared II forfeited, 8
10 0, In favor OF Detroit. The actual score
was TO In favor Of the visitors. Con-
nelly had given several decisions for
which there seemed to be no justification.
AT the beginning OF Baltimore's turn at
the bat In the fourth another such decis-
lon occurred, and the home players gath
cred around Connolly 10 argue the matter
Though they were talking peaceably. IL
took Connolly less than a minute 10 de-
clare the game forfeited The crowd
poured over the fences. but no blows were
struck and Connolly disappeared unno-
ticed In the general excitement.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22

In speaking OF Mahoney's resignation IL
should be remembered that the keenest
rivalry exists between Manchester and
Nashua, and that the most competent
umpire In the country could not give sat
isfaction 10 both sides One crowd is as
bad as the other. The only difference is In
the fact that In Nashua they yell and oc-
casionally run on the diamond, while In
Manchester they only yell. II is not At all
strange that Umpire Mahoney had trou-
bles I'm last weeks series.-Lowell Citizen.
Henry Chadwick writes Of the New
York club How on earth is team 10
succeed under such wretched manage
ment as the club has had since John
Ward left IL in disgust? Freedman offer
ed Ward the management few years
ago at his own terms. But John knew
enough OF Freedman 10 realize thai no
man would ever be given entire control OF
the team under the Freedman regime.
oor New York. Ii ought 90 be the lead
er OF the league, but under Freedmanism
it's nowhere"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22

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