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New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
DRIVER THRE4TENs POLICEMAN
AUTOMOBILE SAYS HE WILL GET Off
GER WHO ARRESTED HIM BROKE.

William N Levy twenty-five years old. law
Yer Of No. 800 Broadway and living at No. L73o
Broadway. who was arrested in Riverside Drive for
driving an automobile at alleged Illegal rate of
speed on Monday night. held in 500 bail for
trial in Special Sessions by Magistrate ZeIIer. in
the Harlem Police Court yesterday
Bicycle Policeman Mclaughlin, who arrested
NJ ley tod The Magistrate that the prisoner
was going twelve miles an hour or more Mr.. Levy
declared that his machine could not travel more
than fourteen miles an hour under the most favor
able conditions and as he was going upsTade ne
VS. sure that he was making more than eight
miles Magistrate Zeller said he would Jet the
justices Of Special Sessions decide the question OF
speed .-s
After the case had been heard, Nj Levy turned
70 Policeman Mclaughlin and said: III nave you
r7rolze' for mis- It's an outrage. I'm going Tight
down 10 Commissioner Partridge 10 see about II
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20

At have never hidden : win
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
LEAGrF
GAMES TO-DAY.
THE RECORDS.
~. AETE

( Boston at st. Louis
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
ATHLETICS.

INDIANS TO COMPETE AT ST. BARTHoLo-
NEW GAMES.
A big entry is already assured for the games ot
the St bartholomew Athletic Club. which will
be held III Celtic Park. Long Island City. next
Saturday. Practically all the athletes in training
for the metropolitan championships. which Will
be held on the grounds on August SO. ara
down to compete in the ST. Bartholomew Athletio
Club meeting.
Among the prominent entries for the St Bar-
thoIomew games are the TWO Seneca Indians Frank
and Jerry Pierce The latter IS considered the best
distance runner in the United states. but he VIII
nave two hard men 20 beat in j. H Wright OF the
New West side Athletic Club. and Andy Walsh.
of the Xavier Athletic Club. both OF whom are after
the scalos OF the Indians Late entries for the
games OF the St bartholomew Athletic Club can
be sent to A. G.. Harvey. No. 9e East Fcrty-sec-
HTf-S
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
RACES FOR SATURDAY.

4 number of swimming races Will be held under
the auspices Of the Arcade Club between the iron
piers at Coney Island next Saturday afternoon.
The tournament has been sanctioned by the ANA
teur Athletic Union. George Van Cleaf. the swim
rner Of the Knickerbocker Athletic Club. Is man
aging the affair. He has already obtained the en-
try Of several noted swimmers, including J. \.
Ruddy. l. J. Goodwin. Phil Kearney, {. 2
Spencer. J. Wenck. R. c. Reacroft ana ". G.
:.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
AUTOMOBILE RACES.
SPIRITED CONTESTS PROMISED AT BRIeiH-
TON BEACH on SATURDAY.

What pror7ises to be the most interesting auto
mobile race meet ever held in this country VIII take
place the Brighton Beach track on Saturday after
noon. Among the entries received by a. R Pard-
ingt0n the chairman OF the race committee OF the
Long Island Automobile Club is that Of special
steam racer which. according 10 reports has been
covering miles on the road in close 10 minute
George { Cannon Of Boston, has also entered MS
racer which reports credit with having made
q nile in Ifty-tiNe seconds.
Among the entries already received are two sixty
horsepower TWO forty horsepower. One thirty I'VE
HORSEPOWER. sixteen horsepower and two NJ
teen horsepower machines. Two electflcs nave
also been entered. Among those who have entered
machines are The following. a J Levy. +. A
Pai0ey. Il r Hardness. Charles D Cooke. W. VI.
Beach. jacques LoneueEez. George { cannon
Thomas Holden. II. I Z. Holden. L A Hopkins.
/. R Adams NJ De Gotta. (. ". Spurr. Albert
Rei1er. sid Bowman. Percy owen. H c. Smith,
Il. :. Chapn, Z. N. owen and F. y. Mutt.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
SWIuMING.
MEMBERS OF THE UNITED STATES TOLCN-
TEER LIFE SAVING CORPS TO SWIM
FROM BATTERY TO CoNEY ISLAND.

TEER LIFE SAVING CORPS ~ 0"A-"
FROM BATTERY TO CONEY ISLAND.
The long distance endurance swim from the
Battery 10 Coney Island, which is scheduled to
take place next Sunday. under the auspices OF
rbe F3av Ridge division of the United States Vol
uuteer Life Saving Corps, gives promise Of being
interesting. Eight entries have already been Te-
ceivea by Eduardo Broker. who has charge Of
the affair Four are from Bay Ridge whlIe tAe
other four are from Manhattan. L - more than
liJta.v that this number viii be increased 10 a
dozen or more by next Sunday. The swimmers
viii leave Battery at Il 30 a. m and viii be
ACCOMPANIED over the course by division OF the
United States Volunteer Life Saving Corps IN q
launch. Their objective point Will be the IRON Fler
Coney Island.
An aquatic carnival viii be held the Iron Pier
from 3 D m. until the swimmers reach their des-
tination The lisI Of contests viii be the follow
ing: Three hundred ward open swimming race; 200
yard open race; half-mile all cOmersi OO-yard
young women's swimming race; fancy nigh olVlng
and fetching exhibition Of the rescue and Tesusci
tai ton Of a drowning person by the United States
Volunteer Life Saving Corps, under command Of
Captain William Miller and George North and
crew, showing the use Of the United States Vol
unteer Life Saving Corps visual and telegraphc
code in rescuing the crew of an upturned boat
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
LIED RAcE-sea.ng. ; years and over. : taE

-e7serz % acsson, 30 to and - . l. G2den cg}
Brennan 70 ana TO / DelIna5ct ~ I-a-aiE,, -
= srF I 20 J Kings Favorte, aS tCochTanl ; 70
s1s 70 !. ap-oirtee l0l r. Henderson,. 30 TO and
~ "a Bo7srer iO4 iichaes} 70 and 70 ]; MUS
dora lCsIIahanl 20 % Is 70 /: LocHet. - ~
CC1-rg-f p % ] ard 70 !. and Paul lTe; ton 100
lE-r-sr % : !. start goo 4lf-Nl-l- H- q
head. -rae
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
CRICKET.

DR. GRACE REQUESTED OFFICIALLY TO
VISIT THIS COUNTRY.
The announcement that ". G. Grace Is likely TO
bring a team here this autumn has aroused the
enthusiasm Of New-York cricketers. many OF whom
witnessed the play OF the famous doctor years
ago when he in his prime Arthur E Rendle.
president Of the Metropolitan District Cricket
League. sent the following cable dispatch to Dr..
Grace yesterday:
Dr.. ". G. Grace. Crystal Palace. London.
New-York cricketers would extend hearty Eels.
come Hope you will cone.
ARTHUR e. RENDLE, President League.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20

! " ate-burys ch b. Kilog-au. by
7svc- . D'0--L>edy Kldle-ook, > ll5.
a. L DEC J 1o1 .---.-..... cRedfer1) 81 Il
Fssssfe NcCa-jty. :. ss-----.-- Jackson) II u
ro-re JOB CR Henderson,. Is 70 and - /: Lone
F;srerr1an lG6 C'ConnoO. - 70 and 70 J. -IGh-I'
~ s--esn1er) IS 70 ! ard May J., So lIayl"r;
- - - "a - and LADY Serl,ng 9s (2ice). 70
- - > also ran start good Ridden cut 10y length
-1Ele 1913
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
CINCINNATI, S: BOSTON. :

Cincinnati Aug. l9.-The Cincinnati team took
the last game of the series from Boston here to-
day The game was the most exciting since the
team came home III the ninth inning. with two
men on bases and TWO out Bergen sent a single
over Tenney's head and brought in both men
score R H
Cincinnati ........f 0 IS Is 3
Boston ,,sIt.'''i ....:.....0 . o 81 10
Batteries-Fahu and Bergen: Eason. Pittinger Willis
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
CINCINNATI PLAYERS SIGNED.

Cincinnati Aug. 1s.-Jacob Beckley. hrst oasenan
has signed a contract with the Cincinnati Baseball
CIub for next season. Hahn, Phillips and Peitz
have also signed for season. Seymour. Kelley,
Donlin and Maloney had previously signed for next
Tferrma1n for the new management, Will sign all
ne Others with the exception Of Crawford. who
will probably so to Detroit
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
MR.. WHITNEY BUYS LAND.
WILL BE USED FOR BIG STABLE-IRRITA
BLE'S RACING DAYS OVER.
~ ,.,.---,. ~, ~ -rur TP1Br-xE.

fDT TELEGRAPH TO The TRlBtNh'I
Saratoga y y Aug l9-W. I. Whitney mas
bought large tract of land adjoining HoTSeil\sll
and now owns about enc hundred and twenty
acres there all told. The new property cost
S400g0 and will be used partly for the new Hei mug
stables that are to be built, with d view 10 at
tracing the yearlinE sales Of the South and West
and partly for the construction Of large build
ing for the accommodation OF the thousan;3I ann or or
wei appointed. and will contain, among oLieI I
things a natatoriUm. Eugene + Otonhoi ana
+ r Sherman are the sellers -, -
NTexicans lameness proves less SERIOUS 1naiI was a.
thought. He breezed fve-eighths TINS morning HI
1-1- and NAV vet in the FuturlJy-
Irritable viii never race again me co+L @ nLofHe
down utterly in a race last week and the Fleisch-
rns-rS have given him away.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
F. D9herty and Il. I. Doherty:
X. Collins and 7, II "
Totals

The opening rounds Of the singles were not pro
ductVe OF great tcheS. There was nothing tnaC
even saVored of upset. NJ. D Whitman. the ma,
tonal unbeaten champion in great form. ana
he easily disposed of F. R Smith, allowing me "a
ter only single game III the three sets DwlSht
+. Davis put Charles + Sands, the American
who has laurels abroad. Davis lost his hrSt
set to Sands. but then braced and took the toI-
lowing three straight. Both of the young Harvard
players-Beals c. Wright and vii lam J. Clothler-
upon whom so much depends. earned their VICTORIES
in good style D. Joshua PIN. the former Eng!ish
with the Yale expert. Howard Plummer; LaIe N
the afternoon the English singles champion ID u
Doherty. defeated Lydg Hoyt and to-moIroW
morning the Brton will meet Clarence HOBART on
the main court The summaries:
National doubles. East west-R: F and h l.
Doherty East defeated K Collins and L. IL Na'u'eF
(Test'. q, IS. IS 6-3. 6-3. -
F. jr., s Williams defeated T. =
Wood 60, Go 61 9. L. Dunn defeated w n. s bIlre
6-4. 6-1. 80; W. P Knapp defeated 3. NJ GTdiI5' ~
Is. 6-2, g. 60; NJ D. Whitman defeated + =
Wright By default: H W Warner defeated ". r. Wood
90, 50 Go; r Pell defeated r. Lyons. Go. 6-2.
e.: B c, Wright defeated J. Fl. BallInger, 81 81
e: J. P Paret defeated l. Lyons g 80. 5s-7+!' p p
gereHs MssG2 daea9S as5da!Sa i Bates @ s0 % [
Doherty defeated L. Hoyt. e. 6-3. 61 c Hobart de
feated J F Tamadge: by defaut; p F. ApPls9n de
feated g McFadden 6-1 81 SIS; j g wins wins oe %
McKibben. by default: H F Allen defeated r
9. Seaver, Sc. 4-6 &c. -, e.. l. E. Ware de-
Second round-D F. Davis defeated c Z. Sands. p.
Ct. 6-2 6-1: R. . Little defeated \. Goldman. :-6,
6-2. 6-1, Ga; J. PIN defeated H A. Plummer 6-1,
6-3, Sc: S c; WhipPle defeated H r. Se4gwiGk' s.
e., 3-S. 6-i; ". J. Clothier defeated T 4 BeAr
g, 60, %; L. W. Glazebrook defeated A Stlnan
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
HOWARD BEATS DURYEA AT ROQGE

Norwich, Conn, Aug. l9.-Large crowds greeted
the rogue players the opening OF the second
days play Of the twenty-hrst annual tournament
Of the National Rogue Association This years
tournament promises to be record breaker in
the number of entries. there being about seventy
five up date. The surprise Of the day the
defeat OF Duryea the ex-chanpion by IL z
EnMar1
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
ONE DAY HORSE SHOW.

The management OF the Horse Show Association
Of the Rockaway Hunt Club has decided TO change
the dates Of their annual show, and hold it on one
day. September 1, instead Of on two days, as was
previously decided. The Judging Of the nineteen
classes will begin early in the morning and will
continue until all finished. The entries promise
to be larger than any previous show held by the
association.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20

Frank Kramer and Major Taylor viii Iock
horns at the Vailsburg track. Newark on Saturday.
when they meet in a championship contest, quar-
ter-nile dash in which the victor not only scores
double points. but earns the title of American
champion at the distance The race is only ones
around the track and It promises TO be a battle
royal from the first gun crack until the tape is
crossed Over fifty professionals entered, in
Guiding MacFarlend. Stevens, Fem. Lawson. Kim
bic. COllstt Bald Fisher. Bsdel. SChreiber, Mar
tin Beauchamp. Tom Butler and Wilson. Theirs
will be a five-nile pro handicap a consolation
race and several amateur races including the met
ropolitan championship. which embraces the riders
residing in New-Iork, New-Jerssy and Long
Island.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
ROCHESTER
JERSEY CITY


Two base hir-McAleese. Sacrifice hts-Shoeh- Mack
bases-Jersey City. g Rochester. First base
on baLs-OH Barnett Hit oy pitched oaI-Sy 6arne5-
1 First base on errors-Rochester 2 Struck out-Sy
McAIeese 2: by Barnett. / Double play-Grt1en and
Umpires-Egan Sharksy. Time Of ganae-i;SA
At game postponed on
Of
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
PH1LApELPH1A. 5; CHICAGO. ).

Chicago. Aug l9-Rhoades was hit safely only
once In the first six innings, but IN the next TWO
proved easy three errors. passed ball and eight
hits giving the visitors runs TO spare Score by
r. II. Z
rbt,sro O o o o o 0 t-5 3
FhiIadephta .........O 0-s 3
Batteries-Rhoades ard King. Duggesby and Douglas
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
PRESIDENT OF AUTO co. DISCHARGED

Lawrence c. Holden. president Of the West
chester Automobile and Bicycle Company. VINO was
arrested on Monday night at Thirty-foarth-st. ana
Rroad dway by Policeman Riley. Of the West Ihir-
tieth-st station charged with running his auto
mobile UP and down Broadway a. rate excSedIns tte
-l7a- r-escrihed law. discharged by Md2lS-
,rs+e Fsrlov in Jefferson Market Court. yester-
go Policeman Riley said that he had found at
The automobile station that the machine IS steering
gear was OF order
The thing 70 Go when machines steering aP-
parstJs falls said the Magistrate. fs TO stop i"e
auto and have it towed home
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
POLO.
DEVON BEATS POINT JUDITH IN RHODE
ISLAND CUP MATCH.

Narragansett Pier. R L. Aug 1s.-In cold and
threatening weather Devon this afternoon defeated
Point Judith in the third match for the Rhode
Island Cup. ga to 5zz Devon received eight goals
handicap and this proved TOO much for Point
Judith There will be no game tomorrow. Myopia
Second defauIting to lakewood for the Rhode
Island CUP as A 1. Cochrans. who was injured
last Thursday will be unable TO play On Thurs
day Lakewood and Point Judith will play the final
match for the Point Juc..s. . score:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
rrn Of Q -
two errors by Mattress

two errors By Mattress McIntyre's mum OF 70
in the third permitted Buffalo TO score three runs
Pain DELAYED the game at the beginning, and IN the
fourth inning Buffalo adopted diIatory tacIcs a.
lowing the local players TO run bases al Will IN
nire R11n called the game in NeWarks nal1 OF slo
NTH inning owing to darkness over tWenLy-As.s
hundred school children were the game as guests
of the manager The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
CHALLENGE FROM THE ARGOy4UTs.

Toronto. Ont, Aug. I9.-The Argonaut Rowing
Club has sent q challenge to the Vespers of
Philadelphia offering 10 row them and any other
crew who may care to take part in a race At
Philadelphia between September 10 and %. An
answer is asked for this week.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
ETEST CAME
Totals

= I,yls........-..-........-o %
Brooklyn -----------.---o . - . y
Earned r,17s-Rro1kIvr. . Two base hits-DoLan
KeeIer Three base h.L-Dahlen Saertase hit1EloG1
pi.cae--Ey Kitscu I. Bases on oalls-on hitson. L
kitsJn. ? Left c- bases
- T,,is & T}-o7,Iyn UnpIre-Brown- Time OF game
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

The Apawamis Club OF Rye. will hold its annual
golf championship in November. the trophy being
cup presented by the board of governors. The quail
flying round is take place on Election Day, No
ieInber T. the first sixteen being eligible for the
Governors Cup and the second sixteen for con
ISOLATION cup presented by George r Meeker- The
first match play round Is to be decided on Novem
Der s. the second on November 10 the semi finals
November 2 and The finals ON Ihanksglvlns Day
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
CYCLING.
KRAMER LEADS IN CHAMPIONSHIP. wITR
TAYLOR SECOND.

Twelve grand circuit meets have been held. IN
cudiag three with increased points. and the score
up 70 date is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
JERSEY CITY LOSES PITCHERS BATTLE

Rochester won another game from Jersey City
at Jersey City yesterday, the score being TO o.
Only innings were played when rain fell and
the game was called II was a battle between
Pitchers McAleese and Barnett. in which the hits
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20

Newark defeated Buffalo yesterday in short
oortest scor,ng four in the first inning on
Arola,s v,ildness q three-bagger by Mcintyre and
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
srC1TO GAME.

totals . % 8 = n 2 Totals 80 Is p 20 :
- ror,s .....0 O o 0 ii
Brooklyn ....-.-.----.--..---5 . . y y v
Earned r,,ns-Brooklyn. :. Double plays-J. Farrell
Kruger and Brashear: Dahlen. Flood and " Donovan
-irs+ has, on balIs-On II O'NcI. /: on Evans. !
struck out-Hy o. Net +. Left bases-St- Louis D;
RrnnkIvr Z Time. IS CmIie-BroWn
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20

On Wednesday night the circuit followers viii bs
at Philadelphia; Friday. at Asbury Park and Sat
urday at Vaiisburg; August rs. New-Haven: y,
Providence; >. Springfield. and %. Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
BUFFALO.

S,I 9s%arS ------------.------'-'--' "a
Earned runs-Newark > Two base hits-MaeGsrnr1sll
Millizan Grmshaw- Three base hitS-Maclnfyre, Jope
Cirimshaw. Stolen bases-Eayward 2. Devlin LJncn
Sacrifice hit-FIayward- Left bases-NevaTk 3; Bur-
falO. 1 First base e-rors-Newark L Double play
Schra to AacGammeu First base oalls-Of Morarity
8. of Anoe. 3 out-By MoTfartty. 3; by Anaoes
4 U-npire-Riun- Time OF game-I;15-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20

An open tournament for members of clubs belong
ing to the New-Jersey Golf Association is an
nounced by the Newark Athletic Club for Septern-
Der q 1t will be at thirty-six holes medal play.
with prizes for the best gross and net scores.
Handcaps will be given in accordance with the
Official ratings Of the New-Jersey ASSOCIATION.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
pR0GR4HuE OF SPORTS TO-DAY,

-,.cT,sr Saratoga Racing Association.
New York Pittsburg. Brooklyn a. Gin
-1-5arI PhiIa5elraia Chicago Boston :. Louis
ANN TENNIS-NaJonal championships Newport.
-~A tournament Lake MahoQac-
-.,-+4-1>5-Laztes. nay At Hampstead Bay Yacht
Club
poIo-seri-dnals. Rhode Island cups. Narraganset
7r0PSE SE0W--Ac Bar F1arbo--
z,FNNEI. SHCW-At Bar Harbor.
arF -Cre- scratch tournament At Ekwanok. golf bali
sweepstakes and wCrlen's handicap AZ Innis Arden.
PING PpNG.-Tournanent al Lake Nahopac-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20

-ozczn IL Smith. 70 and even: su5d4e. lg@
Ts--5e-Iy} 20 SalVatle. III q fe.S--l
. and . Mes-2s-s 3o3 - ~os:l % - - s-9 9
Bridesmaid "a IO2 tSiichaclsl 100 70 3nd 80 :. a-so
start good Easily by ! lengths -inl"' 1'1'76
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20

.PhUipre Chsshro in ninth inn!hg- I"o O-t
vvhen was scored
tt.lts' -'-'-'' - o II
Earned runs-Ptttsburg. /: New-Ycrs ? Three base
rF--Bresuahau. Home rIll~aatl SaC aCIIii-e L.1s
t,onrov thinner Double plays-Fitchey. lo-Toy y11s a.
Cyt1117r- smith Dunn and McCfanu. Mccain and MIe
So. Tsea N baIIs-0r CAesbru /. off Miller. : hit nv
-i-cfe1 talI-Zlnraer Ritchey, Miller Struck out-bs
1-razr-r Il I-npire-D' Day Time of Sare-l-+,
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
At WASHINGTON.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
BUFFALO.

HUNDRED SCHOOL CHIL-
DREN WATCH NEWARK DEFEAT
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
;RAHD UNION HOTEL Six fur

two-year-olds. Five and one
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
FOURTH RACE-MERcHANTs AND CITIZENS HAN
.-as-- - -o..nr. rrile ~ furlonE

Y g. Rollins hr +. Herbert by Atcert- , .
>. 'SEl-lflb
Beyc.5-e 3 s5---.-...---------- (cochranl 10
-yfs=v l[.rg fHediern) . ID 81
-r,-.,s-e I2s cOsou1} 70 ). and Francesca
10s 1I--1aesl @ / 70 > start fair i-aslIy ~
II eagLag- Time. l-56-5.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20

The Highland Golf Club. Of Jamaica, has filed
articles OF INCORPORATION with the Secretary Of
State at albany The directors for the first year
are Frederick L. Mills B.. J. Humphrey E; R.
nen William F. wyckon and Philip K Meynen.
OF Jamaica,
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20

Club is to take place in October, the qualifying
round on October and the match play on sue
ceeding SATURDAYS
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT BALI LNOEE-
At BOSTON.

Roth baseball games scheduled for to-day between
rsto1 and Detroit the American League series were
POSTPONED on account OF RAIN
AT BALTIMORE.
FaIt,rnor. -.......0 0 o %
81 Iouis .,........--O o . Ill II
Al PHILADELPHIA.
Ge,fsss Ga ss; ......:a s-s 8
AT WASHINGTON
" C1xnIar5 MasnIagSon 30 0 o o o--4 10 o
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20

yond the court lines into the net. The point
score follows
FIFTH SET.
Donerty brothers ..--....-4 = q i / = 60 q :
Waiiner..-..0 l !
Impife-''Fred'' Mansfield
SCORE BY STROKES.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20

score-Devon 81: Point judith. 5s4. Devon earned
, gals received handicap and lost Ia fouls AMI
fsties Point earned goals. lest L goal
safety Rsf4rae-George J Could Scorsr-H- p kans
Timers A CuIbertson and 3. A Mitchell
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
BASEBALL.
WAGNER'S HIT IN THE NINTH INNING
GIVES PITTSBURG A VICTORY
OVER NEW-YORK

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn 6; St. Louis 0 Cincinnati. s; Boston. 4
first game. Philadelphia, s: chicago D
Brooklyn I; st. Louis. Ptts5urg. s. Nev-York. 4
Second gamsl.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago. Philadelphia. . St. Louis. IL Baltimore 4
" Washington D. Cleveland. + Boston and Detroit ram
GAMES TO-DAY.
Nev-T0rk at Pittsburg Boston st. Louis
BROOKLYN at Cincinnati iFbladelphia at Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20

AT PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20

Easiags-Gl5-y. Io6---.-------.. Smith q i
W p L1ZEDl, iLNSN-S4--Y
Shrine (CocAran) ) III
Ace Cary 90 Jackson). - / and to J Latrobe'
tI2roun7 !; Squantor 100 t5iiIis(
= u ara 70 / Embarrassment ll2 tLancry - 70
EnG 10 i Eyrnettus lOg tOConnor 20 10 and 10 70 ];
Mount Hope l0I CRicel, - 70 and S to / ana wan
I and ., also ran starr
good. Driving by Time. lns2b-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20
SIXTH RACE-An-age handicap. mile.


z T wilson. ir-'s. & CarhuEcle BY
essnt-5aruet y Ill.,. :. t5doul I'd
l5uEtressa- 1Os y tJtl!alJ
Arsenal 3. lO7...----. ~ Con!loT) . 81 q"
Himself 100 Qoaly ! /. and Zoroastsr 105
gFe3feral 8 10 and 10 also start good DTiv
iug by a head Time. I-i3
New-York tribune., 1902-08-20

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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-12-03
Real Estate Transfers.

The following deeds of bargain
and sale were entered of record il
the Clerks office of ROckbridgt
county during the week ending
Dec. 4.
A. 7. Shields, Clerk Co. Court,
to K. S. Mexican, 81 lots in Go.
shen.
Trustees New Monmouth Presby.
terrain church to Mrs. Rena
Lackey Cummings, house and lot
of 3 A. 81 P, adj. j. H. Harper,
Kerr's Creek district, 5000.
H. H. TeafOrd to DR.. j. M.
Chittum 3 A. Ia P. on middle
branch of Kerr's Creek, adj. j. H.
McKemy's heirs, 1925.
JOS. p. Amole to T. F. Amole
IA. adj. grantee, Natural Bridge
district, $50.
w. Il. Shields, special commr.
to E. c. Carter, Rockbridge Baths
and Trevey farms, q A. and rs A.
respectively, at Rockbridge Baths,
SIS, 500.
j. X. Hall to j. G.. McKemy two
parcels of land on Kerr's Creek,
4S A. and ~ 81 A. respectively,
adj. d. H. Hart, 81, 500.
d. w. Bowyer to w. w.
Ackerly, 134 A. on headwaters of
South Buffalo, $50.
Wisely York to j. R. Campbell
33B 2. J mile east of Midway, in
South River district, adj. grantee
800.
Jos. R. Campbell to Florence
Lewis, 338 P. ! mile east of Mid
way, in South River district, adj.
Searson and Hess, $3.50.
S. B. Lilly to Alkaline Tucker
B 94--100 A. in South River
district, adj. Davis, granton, etc
1886.
Elizabeth r. Lam to Geo. A.
Rice interest in tract of land adj. |
own of of Lexington on Brushy
Hill, POP A. $3.50.