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EvIEW TABLE

The Christmas National comprises
one hundred and fifty pages of the
brightest and most entertaining text
and picture. Admiral Dewey, secre-
tary Shaw, John Mitchell, Ernest Nc
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ute pithy sentiments for the Christ
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reproduced in facsimile. There are
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Joe Mitchell Chapple discusses Affairs
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of new snapshot pictures and portraits
Of celebrities. Frank Putnam in Note
and Comment chats about the intellec-
tual activities of American women.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
NEW ARK
Totals = ! 5gT II

Newark .-..-----.--.----...-
RuTalo Observation-Disclosures
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19

to score single run. Mathcwson pitched mas
terly game allowing the Chicago batsmen TO make
only four lonely hits. Taylor was hit hard His
support was good. however. The all around work
done by Rresnahan. Mccain. Brodie and Bower
man did much to win the game for the men from
the East
McGraw played at short to-day. and after the
game he was asked what success ne had had in
looking for other American League players. lie
admitted that he had signed player and
pected to get more. The new player is short
stop, but McGraw refused TO say who he The
impression is that McGraws raid for players did
not prove successful as he had expected.
Both teams drew blanks in the opening inning,
but in the second the New-Yo FORK team began TO hit
Taylor and took the lead. Brode hit safely TO CEN
tre field. but he was forced out at second by
BoWerman. LADDERS hit to centre placed Bower
II third from where he Tailed wild
pitch. One went to New-York's list
in the next inning Browne hitting to centre for
three bases and scoring hit to centre by Bres
nahan.
Consecutive hitting by the visitors from Manhat-
tan enabled the Brush forces to add three more
runs TO their list Bresnahan hit safely TO left for
bases and tailed hit by Brode. Bower
man also hit safely. \ Wild throw by Killing en-
abled Brodie to score, and when Smith hit safely
BoWerman home. The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
La wv TENNIS.
SINGLES CONCEDED To AMERICANS-
BRITISH TEAM IN DOUBLES
DANGEROUS.
rnY TELEGRAPH TO THE TnrrrxE.l

Newport r L. Aug. K-The final lawn tennis
test for 1902 begins here tomorrow. with every
thing pointing TO q tournament which in point of
merit and interest bids fair to eclipse the recent
international contest Bay Ridge. The attack on
the American blue ribbons by the British tennis
team has brought out the flower Of the American
forces headed by Whitman. and the tennis will be
Of an exceptionally tine order
The national singles look safe, and speculation
based on the draw indicates that the final with the
privilege Of challenge. will he between Whitman
and R F. Doherty. II this is the outcome the
match will be even more decisive than was the one
so nobly won by Whitman at Bay Ridge. With the
doubles the outlook for the championship is not so
bright and the Dohertys the favorites- This
feeling of course. is based on the recent win by
them from Ward and Davis in the interna tional.
They will probably win against Collins and Waid-
ner The win will give them the right OF chal-
lenge for the title and their second crack at Ward
and Davis Everything depends on Ward and
Davis getting down to combination of steadiness
with briancy. If they do not. the Dohertys VIII
undoubtedly repeat their Bay Ridge performance
To-day was given over TO the assembling of the
eighty odd cracks. and TO settling down practlCe
All the men were in good shape and mt TO make
splendid stands. either in attack or defence. Inc
courts perfect to-day and tonight : ram uld
damage to them.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
HORSES SENT TO KENTUCKY.

Lexington. KY, Aug IS (SpeciaD-The daughtes
of Inspector b. Endurance by Right. arrived
here to-day TO spend her remaining days IN ths
stud. She was sent W. c Whitney's La BELLS
farm, and Will be bred next spring to Hamburg
Other horses in the the two year ol6z
flly, by imported Meddler, dam Rose Standishs
belonging to Mr.. Whitney. and Amcitia, tha
three year old fy by Hastings dam Fides con-
signed to August Belmont's Nursery Stud Captains
sam Browns two year old HindoO colt Easa
Indian in the same car
Frederick Cook, the Liberty CNo) turfrian.
through his trainer. sam" Phillips. is buying ex1
tensively of bluegrass yearlinss, and will be rep
resented the turf next season. He purchased a
bunch of six from L. 5. Shipp for $500, and also
picked up from him the twO-year-OIds Linguiss
anad Merlin, racing at Chicago. He bought
from Milton Young the yearling brown colt by
imported Pirate of PenZance. dam Belle Swift.
for .75o. and from Lon" Jones. OF Louisville,
TWO yearngS by Florist Phillips accomDaniet
on his buying tour by Hiram Scoggan, the racing
ma
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
COLE
THREE DAY TOURNEY FOR THE EKWA
NOK CLUB-PRIZE LIST.

The goIfng season at the Ekwanok links Of Man
chester. Vt. is now its height. Last weeks
tournament. in which many metropolitan play
ers were entered. will he followed by another big
contest. beginning tomorrow morning and last
ing until Friday. The committee in charge in
cludes James L Taylor. of Dyker Meadow: Paul
Waterman, Of Englewood; A NJ. Reed, OF Mont
clair. and George a. Orvis. Of Manchester The
affair will be an open scratch tourns ment. for the
presidents cup. presented by George II. Thacher-
The qualifying round for il is 20 be at eighteen
holes and the best sixteen will continue at match
play. Those defeated in the first match play round
will meet for the viCe-presidents cup, offered by
James L. Taylor There viii be d consolation cup
the second sixteen. in addition 70 runner up ana
hest score prizes. On September IL L and l3 there
is 70 he still another for the Equinox
and Orvis cups. and several more tournaments
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
RACING AGAIN AT HAWTHORNE.

Chicago. Aug 1S-There racing Haw.
thorne to-day for the first time since the grand>
stand was destroyed by fire two months ago. Ths
Speculation Handicap, at one and One-sixteentb
miles the chief event to-days card. was by
Little Scout from Harry New by head. In a
long vigorous drive Artena. added starter.
coynIed with Rose Tree. the Corrigan entry,
third two lengths back Little Scout, at II to I.
and Harry New. at u To l. were neglected in ths
betting The Corrigan entry went TO the post IA
vorite at Is 10 Eight of the original starters.
including Aladdin and John Bright, We're scratched
The fifth race Jane Holly at 30 to l. The
summaries:
First (six furIong-Federal ia buchanan I'd
To- Elsie l.. 1U5 tFanschl. 70 = second; Mickey
D. III tCOburn), 8 to l. third Time 1:l41e
Second tive furlongsl-Ahoa 10 t~tnstett Is 20
= Revoir. lis (Coburnl. TO .. second; rhs
Picket. Ganschl. 10 10 l.. third Time l0eSt -
(steeplechase. short coursel-Maclaren ls
WILSON,. . Dr. NoUlin. 40 CNcAnline). go
l. second CAPTAIN ConnOver, $50 tCarter) Il to l.
third Time. 2:59I-
Fourth race Speculation Handicap; and one-six-
teenth miles-LIttle Scout 100 tCoourn) II 70 WONT
Harry New Buchanan Il to l. second Arena. 103
{Winstettl. IS 10. third Time. 1:49H.
(seven furlongsl-Jane Holly. 30 (Hegeson),
so to l. won Brulare lo7 IT knishtl Is 70 l. seoondt
GonfaIon IO4 (Fsanschl. 1. third Time. 1884,
Sixth race Zone mile}zIngo. los (Winkaeld). to s.
Dark secret (Hegeson). TO 1. second SantS
Teresa, Donnellyl. 10 TO 1. third Time. 1:i5A-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
CRUISE OF POINT o. WOODS CLUB.

Point o. Woods Long Island. Aug. IS (SpeclaD-
The Point O. Woods Corinthian Yacht club made
its annual cruise last week-Thursday, Friday and
Saturday The route lay from the clubhouse east
to Westhampton and return. Among the racers
,yare C,antains Robinson Clark Sumner and Ryan.
A rowing race of the features of interest.
the prizes being by Sumner and Harrison
Commodore Ferris added to his popularity by
his excellent management One OF the innoVa-
tions this year the display of fireworks from
each boat of the fleet while at anchor in Morches
Bay. which responded to by some or the cot
tagers Captain William Rockwell. or Cleveland.
was delayed six hours the start, but scored
great success by working his large sloop through
the difficult channel from Belport to Moriches
by moonlight and joining the fleet at the anchor
age. the unexpected arrival being announced by
fireworks from the soop which were enthusiastic
caly answered from the fleet.
Rear Commodore Harry BrewsterS yawl made
the most imposing appearance of the fleet. She
carried ships boats from her side davits and
trailed a knockahout Parties Of women were
aboard the larger non-racing yachts. and recep-
tions and mus~s added greatly TO the interest.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19

The visitors may then go to Toronto and possibly
TO Chicago
r ]. Preudergast. the well known New-YorH
criCSeter. intends to make effort this year to
again win the batting average OF the MeIrOpoHtau
League He the trophy in 1860. with ag-
gregate Of 45S runs and average Of 57-25 Hs
has this year up the present average Of S26o.
but that he is capable OF improving this is evi-
denced from his Of I24 against Kings County.
which is the highest individual innings scored in
a championship match this year The Manhattan
team. OF which Mr. Prend5rSaSt is 2 member, ha
yet played against Nelson Lodge this season..
and the last named club has the weakest BOWL
ing of any in the league il is quite probabls
that Mr.. Prendergast will improve his average bYs
the two games he has to play against IL.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
AN ADIRONDACK TOURNAMENT.

The fifth annual tournament Of the Ampersand
Golf Club will take place at Saranac Lake on
September T. and 6 Heretofore these tourfHa-
nents have included Labor Day. but, in view OF
the protest against filling the course on the most
popular day of the season in the North WOODS the
club has decided to defer the contest until after
the holiday crowds have gone. There Will be a
qualifying round OF eighteen holes. with prize ior
the lowest score The first sixteen will be eligible
for the Ampersand Cup and the second sixteen 1or
a consolation cup all matches being at eighteen
holes except the finals. which to be al thirty
six. The defeated eight in the first round for the
Amnersand Cup will continue at match play Ior
the Eaton Cup On the last day of the tourna-
Tnert there will be an eighteen hole handicap Tor
ne Algonquin Cup. The Ampersand tournaments
have usually attracted a strong entry, and the list
this wear viii be exception TO the rule
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
YACHTING.

YACHTS RACE ACROSS THE CHANNEL.
London, Aug. 1S-The auxiliary steam yacht
sailing match from the Nab Lightshlp 10 Cher-
bourg, France, and back, for the coronation cup
presented by the Earl of Crawford, was started
to-day in a downDour of rain. The Walhalia,
owned bv the Earl of Crawford led over the
line but was quickly overhauled by the Ameri-
can yacht Utowana GA. V Armour, OF New
York;, which disappeared in the mist with
good lead. The Rosabele OR. Ramage) and the
Sunbeam 0-ord Brassey) brought up the rear
King Edward witnessed the start. Inc yachts
encountered a heavy head wind
Nearly an hour after the rest the Czarlna
albert Brassey. NJ P.) started in pursuit of the
other yachts in the race.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19

ment has been. felt at this. it was expected
that the famous Australians would prove greas
attraction here
The Philadelphians. however, have now invited
DR.. ". G. Grace. than whom no cricketer Is bet
ter known. TO bring over English team. and ID
is fully expected that he will accept In the COM
runics ton from Major WardiII 1t stated that
Dr. Grace was willing to organize team to play
in the United States and it chiefly on this
account that the invitation extended
No Suggestions have as yet been made as to
what games should take place. but it is UNDER
stood that three matches will be played in Phila-
defphia. one in New-York and one in Baitimors<t
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
EASTERN LEAGUE.
O'HAGAN MAKES TRIPLE PLAY UNASSISTED
IN JERSEY CITY

In q game at Jersey City yesterday in when
Rochester defeated Jersey City by q score oi ~
IA e First Raseman O'Hlgan. of the Rochester
team made a triple play unasssted Some twenty
years ago Paul Hines. OF the Providence Natonai
League team. made d triple play unassisted so II
said at that time. but this play has al"ay ;
been in dispute. Not since then has any baseball
PLAYER been able to make d triple play.
1t was in of the early innings OF the game
that O'Hagan turned the trick. Shoch was on sec
ond and Mack first base. Butler in an attempt
to bunt hit a short infeld fly. OHagan ran in and
caught the ball few inches from the ground. He
then ran to first base and touched the bag and
went ON to second. which he reached before Shoch
who was running third. could set back Inc
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
ATHLETICS.
TWO DAYS MEET TO BE HELD AT CELTIC
PARK.

fixtures this fall. the national championships
will be held here well as the metropolitan cham
pionshps. On Saturday. August 80. the metrOpOn-
tan championships will be held Celtic Park. and
on Labor Day the meeting of the Greater New
York Irish Athletic Association will be held the
same place
r. De Witt the intercollegiate champion hammer
thrower has joined the Knickerbocker Athletic
Club and will compete under the COlors of the club
at the Greater New York Irish Athletic Associa-
ton games in the special limit handicap weight
throwing contest against Flanagan and the other
giants. The contests open TO all are follows:
One hundred three hundred and six hundred yard
run, handicap; half mile run, novice; mile.
handicap; running broad jump. handicap.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
INSIST THAT AUToMoBILEs GO SLOWER.

AUTHORITIES AT OYSTER BAY ARE TAKING PRE-
CAUTIONS To STOP FAST RUNNING.
Oyster Bay Long Island, Aug R-The efforts to
Put a stop to the violation of the law relating
to the speed at which automobiles may be run
are still being kept up, and with excellent
suits. Owners of automobiles and motor cycl ,S
are apparently becoming aware that District At
torney Niemann is determined TO end the reckless
speeding that has made the public thoroughfares
dangerous and are generally complying with the
law. Certain parts of the Cove Road have been
measured off and men with stop watches are
timing the auto drivers. The men working
under the direction of Deputy Edward Mehan. and
Ii is said their expenses VIII De pdlu Dy the North
Shore Improvement Society,"
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19

Lord Derby. 2:05sl and The Monk. 2:01. qualified
yesterday for the challenge cup TO be trotted
at Cleveland next month by jogging around the
Empire track in imitation TO wagon. +.
c. Jones's Batteton. 2:09Ai. started against them,
and as he liked in 2:S93l for the mile
Two other dash races were decided at the special
meeting held under the auspices of the New-York
Driving Club. c. X. G.. Bingss chestnut mare
Imogene defeated De Witt c. Flanagan's Little
Helen in a driving finish in 2:151l for the mile In
the third Charles c. Lloyd's Richard b. easily
from Edgar Bronks DirigO in 2:25l4. leading
all he WAY
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
CINCINNATI. >. BOSTON Il

Cincinnati Aug. l8-Boston had batting streak
to-day and in the first three innings hammered
Phillips out of the game. Ewing took his place,
but Jared better every man on the Boston team
hitting the ball Cincinnati hit fairly well. but
fielded far below her standard. The score:
r. H. E.
Cincinnati .........O I o l o o o q o II 4
Boston ..............3 o . . . Ill Is
MGran
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
DISGUISE II ARRIVES.

On the Minnetonka, which arrived from Ions,
don yesterday. were Is horses. including Foxhau
Keene's Disguise IL This is the first fnstaimens
from Mr.. Keenes English stable Several others,
il Is reported. Will follow SOOn-
The other horses are consigned TO stock farms
in the Middle West. seventy going TO j. o. LinG>
master, of Toledo. Ohio
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
SLOW TRACK AT ST. LOUIS.

St Louis Aug 1s.-Heavy rains made the track
sticky and holding at Kinloch Park to-day. Fa-
vorftes and outsiders split the card evenly. The
feature. the Florissant Handicap. was easily
bv SchwaIbe, the flly being in front all the way
Jessie Jarboe second. two lengths back, VSS6
Yarro third, ten lengths behind hAa
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
JERSEY CITY
Totals st t : - 10 :
ed for Fertsch in eighth inning.


Jersey city. .......-.....-.-o . o-S
T2.,,has-or ...............2 2 o o 3 40
Earned runs-Rochester. : First base by errorsJer-
civ :. Rochester Left hascs-Je-sey City, =;
Rochester > First balls-OU FertSch. l. of
rbci,rnan Struck out BY Theilnan Fertsch. {.
Three hirs-MCAIcese. Blake. MCManus. TWO base
hits-Pheps. Blake. Henry Sacrifice hi;s-0skes Mack,
Blake Theilnan stolen Phelps ? Dennis oakes
Double piays-Wooas and Mack Triple pay-O' Hagan
C,nassisted,. Jmpre-Egan Time, 2-io.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
CRICKET.

DIR GRACE IS WILLING TO BRING A TEAM
OF ENGLISH CRICKETERS TO AMERICA
Major wardfI manager of the Australian cricket
team now touring in England. has cabled to the
Associated Cricket Clubs Of Philadelphia that hiS
team would be unable TO accept the invitation u
play here in the autumn. Considerable disappoin'
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
PITTsBURG. I; PHILADELPHIA. 4.

Pittsburg Aug. 1S.-By defeating Philadelphia to-
day Pittsburg makes clean sweep of the ten
games with her this Both pitchers
rather wild. but the fielding of each team was OF
the best, Leach taking the hOnors. The score:
H. f.
Pittsburg ............. o o . o . 2 +7 10
Philadelphia .......--..0 o ii 10 .
Batteries -Doheny and Smith; White and Doom.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
MINED FoURsoMEs AT EKwANoK.

IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.I
Manchester Vt. Aug. 18-Mr. and Mrs. {. B
Cory won the mixed foursomes handicap tourna-
ment on the EkwanoK links to-day from field OF
twentv Dairs starting from entry list OF nearly
thirty Miss NJ. Andrews and Findlay s. Douglas
bad The hest gross score at 93 The summary:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
NEWARK BEATEN AGAIN.

Newark never in the game with Buffalo. at
Newark yesterday. Buffalo securing lead Of four
runs in the first inning by good batting. Newarks
lone run scored in the eighth, on a single by
DAILY. Thackera's sacrifice and Weayer's hit. The
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
THE RECORDS.

Chicago. Aug IS (SpeciaD.-The New-York team
not only defeated Chicago for the fourth successive
time to-day. but almost broke the hearts of the
local enthusiasts ny allowing the home players
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
HOWARD GOULD TO BUILD LINKS.

REPORT THAT HE WILL PURCHASE PROPERTY AT
HUNTINGTON FOR THAT PURPOSE
Huntington. Long Island. Aug. 1s.-It is reported
here that Howard Gould is negotiating for the pur
chase of large tract of land in that part of
Huntington known West Neck Mr.. Gould came
here recently in his automobile. the White
Ghost" with party of friends and inspected
the West Neck property. II is said that II he
acquires the land he will have II laid out into
golf links and will build there clubhouse.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
FAVORITES IN THE LURCH.
HARNESS HORSES WIN AT LONG ODDS
AT READVILLE-DAN PATCH TO
TRY FOR RECORD AGAIN

Readville. Mass. Aug 1S-The grand circuit
meeting here opened with fine weather and some
sensational wins for horses little favored by the
betting fraternity, the favortes i'll each being
beaten Major MuscOvite who the POS pace,
sold for s. 10 $50 before the and in the 2:lS
trot which Baron de Shay took S1S5 to
offered against him before the race was called In
the 20S class New Richmond heavily backed
the favOrite. and promised to fulfil expectations
by taking the second heat, making Mcmahon drive
out to land Major Muscovite a winner the next
time around.
The big event the card was the Blue Hill
Stakes for 80 trotters with purse of 5000 1t
went to Wentworth, son of Superior in mag
niicent the first three heats beating the stake
record for this class, 2:11i. In the first heat the
smart looking Maxine led at the start and was
only overtaken the three-quarters by Went
worth. who won the heat in 209i4.
Maxine again led the field around TO the three
quarters in the second heat but the favorite, Chase
began to bid for a place. and by fast drive
through the last eighth under the wire
winner by a length. His time 2094- The
third and fourth heats were won by Wentworth
who beat out Chase each time with apparent ease
The 216 pace was won by the black mare S1freet
in three straight heats. In the Z-l5 tr9t nitee9
horses started. Baron de Shay, who had finished
thirteenth in the first heat, won the next two
straight and the race.
The MANAGEMENT announced that there would he
Patch would again try beat the world pacing
record of .591 made on this track by Star Pointer
in 1897 4 500 consolation purse Will also ne
offered for the horses who fail to land in the money
day.
The summaries:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19

A. Springfield New Haven. 6. Springfield !.
At New London Waterbury. >. New London. 1.
At Norwich Hartford. :. Norwich. :.
At RrlGEcuort-NcriIen. ., Bridgeport, :.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
pRoGR4MME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

..-,,cc c-saratoga Racing Association. Saratoga.
a-+-p p.7T-New-Ycrl Chicago; Boston Cfusin-
% ]srf. Philadelphia at Plttsburg.
- TENNIS Tournament at Lake Mahopac;
ia ',,s,,aI championship Newport
1.o10-Devon Point Judith. Narragsnsett Pier
-,-,-c r0NG.-Tournaulent at Lake Maho2ac
-, ladies' competition Kebo Valley Club.
4JopsF SfIOW.-At Bar Harbor
--r-,--1r-T SIfOW-At Bar Harbor.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
RECORD BROKEN

THE MUSKETEER GOES SEVEN FUR
LONGS IN 20 FLAT AT SARATOGA.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
CONNECTICUT STATE LEAGUE.

A. Providence Providence. .. Montreal. 4
At Worcester Worcester. t.. Toronto. =.
A. ProytIsuse-Tr iicure 9 Montreal. I.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
AT WASHINGTON.

Washington .........O o o q o . o o %
Batteres-Orth and Clarke: Bernhard and Wood.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
BASEBALL.
NEW-YORK WINS FOURTH STRAIGHT
GAME FROM CHICAGO-A SHUT
OUT AS WE'LL.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATlONAL LEAGIE.
Boston. II; Cincinnati. Pttshurg. Philadelphia, +
NeT-YoTk :. Chicago 0. Brooklyn 81 Louis trainl
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia. 70 Chicago : Baltimore II, st. Louis /
Boston 4 Detroit called Washington. 3. Cleveland.
eleventh inning darkness
GAMES TO-DAY.
Nev-York at Chicago. Philadelphia a. Pittshurg.
BROOKLYN at St Louis ttwo. Boston Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
AT BOSTON.

Boston -..---...-.1 o o 3 y o O o. 3
Detroit .--.....-..1 q o o o ?
Batteries-Young. Hughes and Criger: Mullen and Nc
IliSter
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

The Marine and Field will play return
match with the Crescent Athletic Clubs team on
Saturday. On the second Saturday in September
the Marine and Field golfers will meet the Rich
noond Hill team, and match will also be arranged
In the near future with the Forest Hill Field Club
of Newark