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New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
MOTOR PACED RACE ENDS IN A FIZZLE.
MANHATTAN "ROOTERS" GROwL AT
BREAKING DOWN OF MACHINES.

The twenty-rnile motor bicycle paced race be-
tween Albert Champion Tommy Hall, Nat
Butler and De Guichard, which was scheduled to
take place at the Manhattan Beach track yester-
day ended in a hzzle 1t started twice. but
had to be stopped. and finally 1t postponed un-
til next Saturday
The trouble began just the race was to start
Buffers motor get out of order and while II left
the track tc be fixed another motor was brought
out for him to follow. Butler refused 70 follow
this machine and the officials yelled to him that
the race would start without him unless he abded
with their request Butler however. refused again,
and the pistol went off for the start without him.
After the men had gone few miles Buffers motor
returned to TIE track, while the spectators were
hooting the action of the officials The race was
stopped and Butler allowed to enter.
When the race began again the sprocket OF
Cbampion's motor bicycle broke, after the riders
had gone about four miles. The Frenchman was
then well in The Lead and when the race had to be
stopped the second time there was much grumbling
by the spectators As it was nearly o'clock when
TO run the race again. The spectators re-
ceived coupons. which will admit them to the same
The best race Of the day was the twO-mile anna
the scratch man in the race He finished foot
in front OF Rudolph stober. who had handicap OF
seventeen yards. Hurley was also entsre6 IN the
hye-mile amateur lap race but taiIed 10 get Ia
Kastendick. With a total of IS points
The half-mile novice furnished plenty OF enuse-
riders eager for giurv John Hayes finished frst,
with a. W. Rippingale second and n Murray
third The summaries.
Five mile motor race-won by Walter T: Smith, Brook
lyq 5; "; Anderson. BToohly1. second IT Time e. s;is%
York: a. W. Rippngale. brooklyn. second; H. Murray
Brooklyn third Time, l2I5s.
dick X c w rs points: George Rockowitz. o. W. 81
points second; Charles Schlee y. T. w. Il points third
Two mile hanaicogwon by n. Hurley. y Y 4; c
Joe Rockowitz. o. ". 600 yards). third Time 4:S2t
New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
SIXTH RAcE-senlns, thrse-year-olds and upward Ono
ARGREGoR's YOUNG HANDICAP.

Chicago, July 12.-Argregor dissipated the IDEA
that a horse cannot come from the East 1t"
days before long distance race and win oy capt
turing the Young Handicap at Washington PARK
to-day beating the best field OF horses OF all ages
that have started in any at the present meet
ing. Argregor has been i'm town only three GiSs
Six Shooter, winner of the Great Western; ana as
in that event the favorite loaded with ~ pouus'
prominent twice during the journey. Inc SUM
maries follow:
E,rst race tor vaarods. five and one-haf fuongsl
-Au Revor 11O Cobum), TO won; l3PsE.. TGs, i
Buchanan). Is l. second: Ahoa- loI '" "dluo'' 80
to !. third Time. 09S. -, r.,,. 40
Oyne) Lendin s03z IS Bonner - 20 re
ond: 101 (Birkenruthl. TO l. thro' le'
1:l5lt. III. - ana on1
Third Iace Uhe Young Handicap: one mile and one anu
onehaIf furongs: gross value S625o net to the winner
s5 54S5I-Argresor IFS Ransch. to won scare1 A LILY
% Ielgeso) second: Hunter Rane Do thlcAs''
Fou.,b 70 % race one mile and half furlong)-Arena, 1os
Ofathewsl, . won; Cougar. l01 Nansch), 70 l.
second: Ben Chance. (Munroe 10 to l. thrd Alle'
1:50S5. - l-,.A.-> . +o
won; Peat lO9 Ransch), 10 10 second; MAJOR ONon'
100 NHicks), % l. third. T me. l:43 49, c,> , 4.
sixth race (six furongs,Bronze Wins IO7 ProT9. 70
won, Rose Tree o. Mathews. to l. second; ley
Ser, IO6 Q1yney, 0 10 5. third. Time l:l4S'
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THE CYCLE PARADE.
SILVER JUBILEE CELEBRATED IN THIS
CITY.
THOUSANDS LINE FIFTH-AvE. - CENTURY
wHEELMEN WIN COVETED PRIZE
ABOUT THREE THOUSAND
RIDERS IN LINE.

Bicycle parades generally supposed to have
gone out OF fashion. but the casual visitor to this
city who happened to be promenading Fifth-ave.
yesterday came to the conclusion that they have
been revived with boom. The demonstration was
arranged by several prominent Wheelmen. who
thought that the revival in interest In wheeling
should be celebrated in fitting style. 1t was also
remembered that It the twenty-ffth anniver-
sary of the birth of cycling in America. a fact
which served to add zest to the suggestion and
brought out the veteran wheelmen possibly moth
ing else would have done.
Alderman Joseph o. A. Oatman, chief marshal,
had for his aids of the best known riders
in the district Some of them NJ. L. Bridg-
man. Edward Gerbereux, c. P. Staubach. George
Shannon, A. c. Taylor c. ]. Obermeyer, T. P. Kay
and DR.. z. V. Brendon.
The wheelmen from the different boroughs began
to arrive at the starting point at Washington
Square early in the afternoon. at 430 D. When
the parade started possibly three thousand wheel
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RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

ST Louis July 12.-Favortes were bowled over IN
tho seven races run at Delmar to-day three second
choices and four horses at long odds reaping hrst
honors. The summaries follow:
u-., -aca fseven furlongs-Dutch Carter. 90 (McKir
new 20 10 l. John Morton lO4 IL Nalshl. o TO l.
second. Ladas. l07 Uompknsl. D 10 l. th1ro' I'Ae'
l:29l4 49,, H. 500 ,p...,.,o,
10 won: Pearl MendaI. 100 Faunteroy) 10 J.. sec
ond: Jack Young 107 Da.e) IL to third Time l;oS15
10 to J. won. Mndora l07 IT. Walsh). } TO second;
Sailors Dream lo5 Ct obrien)' . 10 l. thru- line'
I:l6% .-,... -
,at1ecNTorSan fu9 IT. Bren IS Sambo, los
G1aie) TO l. second; Buccleuth 80 90 NeD. IL TO 3,
Fifth race (six furlongKaos, 1oe (o'Brien) "A to
QTaunteroy). S 10 /, second; Amlgarl
SO CThomPson), to l, third, Time l:l5 =, c.. 40
Sixth race and one-eighth mnes)-El Caney, IL
tIsattiste 10 to / won; Omeia 1O7 tKanel to sec
ond: Little Lois, COale). 10 ., third Time ;oI
Seventh race furlongs)-Branch. l01 CWatsonl
Il TO l. won; Clonsa, 1O2 CMurphyl. 6 TO l. second;
Elsie Branbe OYalsh) 13 70 !, third Time. l:2s
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=. CHEERFUL IDIOT

For other sports see hfth page.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
WRIGHT. CANADIAN CHAMPION.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIRUNE.l


Niagara. July 12-Perfect weather and many
spectators gave to the tennis players OF the cana
dian championship tournament eve-y encourage
ment to-day on the Queens Royal courts w ~
Larned the United States and Canadian chann-
pion defaulted in the mems singles. and BealS
Wright of Boston, thus becomes champion toi
the year 1902 and is the holder of the champion
shin cup. The mems doubles were to oe th0
feature Of the days play. but Beais ana LIsiHe
Wright won so easily from E. p. Fischer, OF New.
YoIk and Reuben Hunt that little excltenehl
was created The wOmsns championship was W., VIZ
by Miss Hague OF Montreal VINO toIhp'sSJLS LS bss
classed Miss SummerhayS. OF Toronto, Wn0 -
been champion for the last two years All sia5 an
PLAYERS tonight were entertained DS the Clau'@a an
Tennis Association. and they Will leave mere O.-
Monday for Syracuse and Cinclnnau whsIe
tournament will be hello next Week lhe SUITS
follow;
Meos one, singles championship rouldl-Beals WTs
p0stor hsaf " summit. n j.. oy defaeIs.
open doubles championship FoGh1l yaTx
and lrvin. beat z p Fischei. Ns"-A0'~
nd x. California. 6-l, ~ o
Women's sing.es championship founuJ 80
Montreal beat Miss Summerhays. Toronto ~ w.
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coupled.

MsLylanoeT. lSi tbaTry(, 70 and 10 q The Driver
5ls GiOnahanl. 10 10 1 and l, and Perion. IA;
Green, and TO .. also Start good easily
by length. Time SOB
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trip. Teddy Edwards. who started the continuous
century craze rode old tricycle..
THE JUDGES AND THEIR WORK.

THE JUDGES AND THEIR WORK.
The judges were General Avery D. Andrews.
Mayor Michael j. Walsh. of Yonkers; P r. Robin
son. Alderman Armtage Mathews. Reginald Roull'
John j. Detz. Carl Won Lengerke. T. A. Raisbeck
and J. J. WorrelL The work of the judges was ap-
parently well done and seemed to give satisfaction
For the best decorated wheel A. c. Bushell re-
ceived first prize J. A. Neill second prize and Miss
Armstrong third prize.
Motors-First prize T. e Moskowtz: c. H. Mar
tin, second. and j. c. Tantz. third
Grotesque-E. A. Wel, representing a frog. first;
Charles B. VeTi ballet dancer, second; George
Seiher a clown. third
Clubs, general appearance-Century Wheelmen
first; Royal Arcanum Wheemen second lanthla
WheeImen. third. The Royal Wheemen of The
Bronx. received honorable mention
General Andrews. who was responsible for the or
ganizaton of the bicycle squad. was compelled to
leave before the parade was over: An interested
spectator Jinnosuke KaJino, OF the Kajino BIZ
cycle Company. of No. 10 Takashimacho. Gochome
Yokohama. Mr.. Kajino wanted to see how a bi-
cycle parade conducted in this country. so
that he could so home and tell his people. As he
could not speak English. he accompanied by l.
Massumura interpreter.
So She man who thought the bicycle dead issue
might go way back and buy one.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
POLO.
WEsTCHESTER DEFEATS ROCKAwAY SEC
ONDS IN HARD BATTLE

Cedarhurst, Long Island, July 12 (SpecaD.-With
a handicap of five goals the second team OF the
Rockaway Hunt Club defeated by the four of
the Westchester Country Club after a hard fought
game which brought out the best qualitie of both
teams this afternoon at Rockaway Hunt Club. a
strong breeze blowing which greatly
aided the ponies in their hot work Rockaway
showed good team play, out at critical moments
slow to grasp their opportunity For this
reason they missed several chances to score which
would have them the game
Westchester gave the followers OF the home team
a great shock by scoring twice in the first minute
of play. Chauncey slow in his drives and
missed several good chances to score. Nanderpoel
was the life of the home team. scoring three times,
while Chauncey the ball through the Iosts
once. a number of hot scrimmages occurred In
front of the posts of both teams For the West
chester team honors were about even. all the men
working hard In the last two periods Westches-
made two safeties which set them back half
goal Rockaway making one. which penalzed them
q quarter of goal
One of the largest gatherings at the
RCckaway Hunt Club witnessed the game from the
porches The road outside the field was also crowd
ed with equpages of all kinds from the vicinity OF
Rockaway. The next game will he played Non
day between the Rockaway first and the Meadow
Brook first The lineup and summaries
FoIln
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RUMsON DEFEATS FREEBooTERs.

Long Branch, N j.. July 12.-In a match replete
with interesting play the Rumson polo team de-
feated the Rumson Freebooters on the campus at
Rumson this afternoon by a of 8 to .. Four
sharply contested l5-minute periods were played
the winning four doing the decisive work In
the third period. Rumson was represented by H S
Borden Jtewart Carey. f. H Herbert and j A
Rowllns. For the Freebooters the players were
PhNZer
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Sea Girt. " j.. July Z (SpeciaD.-Word reached
here to-day that England Australia and New
Zealand would send riff teams to Canada to COM
pete against the American teams The rihemen
practising here for places Oh the American team
are pleased az the prospect Of meeting three such
strong rifle teams Better work was done here to-day
the 1GO0-yard with a new ammunition but the
scores are still below record work. In August the
team will be assembled At Sea Girt for daily team
practice Lieutenant Jones, secretary OF the Ne
tionaI Rifle Association says that prominent mill
tary men are arranging to accompany the team TO
,,ada
New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
ORANGE TEAM WINS BY BATTING

Orange n. J.. July u CSpeciaD.-The Orange Ath.
Ietics won from Forest Hill Field Club team On
the Orange oval this afternoon by heavy stick
work The score:
Orange A. C.............3 O o RI,
Forest Hill F. C.....-.......1 o D o e.
and HoWarth.
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ELIZABETH.
WASHINGTON MAN WINS TROPHY

Cape May. N. J.. July u (SpeciaD.-ln the Scot
tish foursome played the links of the Cape May
Golf Club this afternoon Alexander c. Williams. of
the Philadelphia Country Club and w. V. Bennett,
of Washington. with best ball of a. hand-
can 3 and a net score of 73. The eighteenth
medal play tournament resulted in giving the
trophy FOR the day TO Bennett. while the prize in
class B went to H. +. Parr, OF Baltimore. who had
a gross score of IS, with handicap OF II. and tied
with Alexander Simpson, president of the Pennsyl-
yania Bar Association.
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BOSTON. 6; CINCINNATI. 3.

Cincinnati. July 12.-After one man had been re-
tired in the ninth. Boston developed a batting
streak. scoring five and winning the game.
Thelman pitched good ball. but received miserable
support. Attendance, 300 The score:
r. II. E.
cincinnati ...-.......2 y q O-S
Batteries-Thielman and Peitz; Pittinger Willis and
Moran
New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
TENNIS.
WARD AND DAVIS WIN MIDDLE STATES
DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP.

BY remarkably accurate and fast play and BY
their strong overhead strokes. Holcombe Ward and
Dwight F. Davis. the national and international
lawn tennis champions. in the doubles added an
other title to their already long string yesterday.
They earned the team championship In the Middle
States tournament on the courts Of the Orange
Lawn Tennis Club, at Mountain Station. y j.. BY
defeating Raymond d. Little and Frederick B.
Alexander who were completely outclaSsed. de-
spite the excellence Of their drives for passes.
The result Of this victory gives to Ward and
Davis the first holding Of the new cup. which was
offered for this contest. The match was a con-
tfuuation OF the unfinished competition OF week
ago in which only the first set was played, that
section OF the play going TO Ward and Davis by
the score of IS. When play was commenced yes
terdav Ward and Davis took four straight games
bv easy scores before Little and Alexander were
able to tally single game. In the second set Little
and Alexander started out we'll but were COM
pIeteIy OutClassed al the close The summary:
Championship doubles challenge and championship
1lcombe Ward and DNtEht F Davis holders.
defeated mond D. Little and FREDERICK g. Alexander
challensers. -, e., e.. Referee-NlontsoHsry
Ogden
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SQUADRON AS CONTESTS.

Polo contests in Squadron A. to be played at Van
Cortlandt Park for the cups presented by AdJutant
r. c. Lawrence viii be held on the following dates
Monday. July IA. and Wednesday. July l6 The
games will be played in three periods of eight
minutes each beginning at $50 p. sharp. In
diyiduaI cups for the winners OF the series of
games for the Officers Cup have been presented by
Everett Colby. The finals for these competitions
will be played on Saturday, July 10.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
CHICAGO. 4: PHILADELPHIA. :

Chicago. July 12.-Philadelphia's lead, gained by
good hitting in the first and nth. tied by the
local team In the seventh by equally hard stick
work and error. Two singles and a double
scored the winning in the tenth. Attendance
3.f0O The
r II z
Chicago ..........I - 10 /
Philadelphia ......2 % s 2
Batteries-wiiliams and king; White and Doom.
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the Jersey City players yesterday by score OF
TO s. In the secord inning the visitors batted Bar
of the box, scoring seven runs McCann
relieved him. but had retire after the third in
ming with a split finger. Woods then pitched the
remainder OF the innings Tor Jersey City, holding
the visitors down two hits. In the eighth inning
the home team scored three a home
hit made by Woods. AT all other stages Gardner's
pitching was very effective. The
New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
THE wRENN BROTHERS WIN AGAIN

Robert D. Wrenn and his brother. George L
wrenn jr won their way through the round
robin lawn tennis tournament the courts Of
the Country Club, of Westchester, without meet
ing defeat. Their final competition yesterday was
the unfinished match against Malcolm D. Whit
man and Leo E. Ware, in which they took the two
deciding sets OF the match. Magnificent team work
on the part of the WreuHs and their excellence OF
Judgment IN playing forcing shots placed Whitman
and Ware in such difficult positions that they
outplayed
Earlier in the day Whitman and Ware engaged
Holcornbe Ward and Dwight F. Davis in the
cludng set OF their unfinished match with the re-
suit that the famous team OF national champions
was decisveIy beaten This was largely due to
the propensity evinced by Davis TO hazard all on
a single stroke. He very erratic. and even
the steadiness OF Ward could not successfully pull
his partner through the winner.
William A Larned the national champion in
1.-THE singles took two straight sets by easy scores
from Malcolm D. Whitman There little
curacy in the latter's work. which was partially
accounted for by his having played in previous
matches. However. Larned displayed gres Ill in
New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
NEWARK BEATEN BY MONTREAL.

Montreal defeated Newark in pitchers battle at
Newark yesterday. the local team failing to hit
with men on bases. Errors by DAILY and Weaver
and a single by Johnson scored MontreaPs first
rum Shearon's single and 'Dwell's double Tailed
another for Montreal IN the ninth. McIntyre's and
Hayward's fielding were features. The score:
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THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL LEAGUI

st. Louis July Est Louis shut out the Brook
lyns to-day. Nicholss home drive in the fourth
scoring the only three runs made by the locals.
Both pitchers in fine form Attendance, 5000.
The
New-York tribune., 1902-07-13

ACCIDENT ON THE GENEVA TRACK
Geneva N Y, July 1.-TWO running horses en-
tered for the Geneva meeting OF the Mohawk Valley
Circuit ran into another while working out to-
a.v and Matthew McCarren, of Ottawa, Canada
one of the Jockeys. was thrown heavily and rem
dered unconscious. 1t is feared he has conclusion
of the brain.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
ELIZABETH DEFEATS SOUTH ORANGE.

South Orange n. j.. July Il (SpeciaD.-The Eliza
beth Country Club GOLF team defeated the South
Orange Field Club team on the latters links this
afternoon In a one-sded match by the score Of Is
TO 2 Joralemon the only player on the losing
team who scored The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
HARNESS RACING.

GOOD TIME MADE AT DOVER.
Dover n. H. July 12.-The summer light harness
meeting at Granite State Park closed this after
noon with two good races. The summaries:
TRoTTING-2:ls CLAsS-PURsE $780,
Easter. b. e. by Mansfield Medum-Lawrence.
cdiynsI by Joe wps. PGtcheP (k9q5 I! lTFon,so;
Avon br Kinney 2
Time 2:l54. 21ile. 2:14i5.
PACING-2lo CLASs-PURSE $500
Pointer b. h. Star Pointer-Iaura Bell.
by st. Mark (Mc~ lpyl 1
Olyewood. br. Haydenl. ..-..--.---.-.....
Time. 2:l5h. 2:l4. 2:lO%.
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PLAY ON THE EKwANOK LINKS.

Manchester vt.,Juy 12.-E w. Greenleaf. of Bos-
ton won the weekly handicap sweepstakes the
Fkmanok Country Club links here to-day. from a
field of eighteen. His net score 81. DR. Clark
Burnam Of Brooklyn, played at scratch and
second wit IS.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
NEw-YoRK SHUT OUT AT PITTsBURG.

Pittsburs July u.-For the second time this sea-
son Chesbro struck out eleven Newly Yorkers, and
only two of the visitors reached third base.
Clarke's playing the other feature He
reached first base every time he went to bat, and
scored three runs. Aattendance. 500. The score:
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Frank Rogers

An approaching and putting contest was won by
Miss Mabel Van Deventer and Charles u Morse,
with a of 10. Mr.. an6 Mrs William Nc
Cutchen and Miss May Shreve and Augustus Van
Deventer tied for second place with II.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
NEW PLAYERS WIN AT PLAINFIELD.

Plainneld N J., July Il CSpeciaD.-Weekly play
for the Presidents Cup on the links of the Park
Golf Club this afternoon the honors carried off
~, new aspirants St John McCutchen is still in
the lead. The days scores, better than 100 net
New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
CoNNECTICUT LEAGUE

AZ London =. Springfield r.
AT Wateroury-Norvich .; Waterbury, 4
At BridgepOrt-Meriden. S; Bridgeport, O.
AT New-Haven-HartfOId 10: New-Haven s
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Pittsburg
Nan NArlr

Two base hits-Burke, Yeager Three base hit. Wag-
ner Sacrifice hi,-Leach stolen bases Beaumont Bro
die and C. Wagner Double plays-Ieager and c. smith;
{. Wagner @. Smith and . Hagan. First base balls
of Chesbro /; of Mathewson. l. Hit by pitched ball
Burke, O'Hagan Struck Out-By Chesbro. Il: by
Mathewson, 2 Passed ba-Yeager. Time. 1855. I'M
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a SUCCESSFUL PLAY

always attracts attention The earBn1ns
offered among those Little Ads. OF the Peo-
pie" attract Tribune readers.
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A BARGAIN INCUBATOR.

You Will always find each Sunday n new
bargain hatched out among those Little
Ads, of the People,"
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A DEFEAT FOR SIR EDWARD GREY.

London. July 19-E. r. Miles defeated Sir Edwaru
Grey in the hnal for the NJ c. c gold racquets -
the Queens Club Court this afternoon Niles 'nu,
retains the trophy. The score was e-i' ~
and "a.
For other sports see NTH page.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-13

EASTERN LEAGUE.
TORONTO DEFEATS JERSEY CITY.
After losing two games OF the present series at
Jersey City the Toronto baseball team won from
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is one who will travel all over Town ~ ',.sle
for Something he might Ind In the
Ad. os the people, An to-day's paper
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WESTCHESTER


Total
Clne-auarter goal safety Westchester and
i against Rockaway safety Played to limit. Rocka-
wav allowed by handicap goals {: lost by
penalty Il total s& westchester: Goals earned. IL;
lost z; 10l2 La
Montagne. Scorer timers. h Geer.
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his variations speed and in his method Of placing
the ball in his opponents court He constantly kept
Whitman on the run. and had him in sore dnieHf
ties which made 1t wellnigh impossible for the
ex-champion to get in a sure return The summary
Round robin dOubles-MaleOlm D. Whitman and Ls0
E Ware defeated Holconbe Ward and Dwight E, DAVIS.
6-4 6-s T-9 IO-S g. Robert D. Wrenn and George
L. Wrenn jr defeated Malcolm D, Whitman and Leo =
Ware. 6-S. 1-6 6-2. 1O-S 6-2
Exhibition snges-WilaU A Larned. national nam
pion 6-f &c. "A
Standing OF the doubles teams at conclusion OF
tournament:
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NEWARK
MONTREAL.

Earned runs-Montreal I Two base hits-Weaver
o'Dwell Stolen bases-SchraI Sacrifice hits-Moriarty
Daily Left on bases-NewaTk. a; Montreal. ? First
erTors-NewaTk. Montreal Double play-Stafford
Johnson Dooey. First base bals-Of Mills 2
Struck out-By Moriarty. /: by Mills. 8. Passed ball
Jope. Time. i:so. Umpre-Kelly Attendance. I.lOo.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT PHILADELPHIA.

AT PHILADELPHIA
r. E.
PSsS.lchia PSisSn l;ihiia-..::.....:fp ...f "a
Batteries-Deneen and Warner; Waddell and schreck.
AT CHICAGO.
sniGasG 6, 7GS. ms ....s SGfd "a 10
Bat,eries-Pattersou sullvan Donahus Sugdea.
AT CLEVELAND.
R. H E.
Cleveland ....-....-..6 "a II
Rstteries-Bernhard Wood; Mercer, Miller and Nc
Gure. ...->,...
RHE
wdshInssOn E,i;moss NIB &t iG 8
Batteries-orth and McGinnity and Bresnahan
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Two-base hits-Carr, Grimm cannon. Downey. Three
hase hits-Carr Home run-WOOds. Stolen
Bruce Left bases-Jersey City .; Toronto. l.
Sacrifice hits-Oakes. Shoch White. First
on balls-On Barnett. |; on Gardner 2; off McCann.
Struck out-By Woods /. Passed ball-Toft. Time
2:O5 Umpire-Rinn. Attendance-2lOO
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to > and worcester on its grounds beat Roch.,,.-
STATE LEAGUE

A. Trov-Troy. 3. BinghamtOn. T.
Al AIhany-SyracUse. 3; AT any. 4.
At Schenectady-IliOn 4; Schenectady. 8.
At Johnstown-A- J. & G.. 3; Utica. ?
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7 rCAFFERTY's STABLE SOLD.

The entire stable OF ]. J. McCafferty was sold to
day in the paddock at Brighton Beach, with few
thoroughbreds from the Pepper stable. Roxane, ch
M 3 years old by Perbaise-Ondna, brought $1,000
the highest price of the sale. P. Ryan the pur-
chaser Femesole b. f.. years old. by Sir Dixon
Cherry Blossom was sold to NJ. T, DWyer for S5rSp
The other sales of ST. were: