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z J. Lsushlin's en- & Rising sun. By
Golden Dasr-Glencoia- &, l52. 1Rsyl II 10
Egpcr- 1zS fadT Clsrkl
Frlnainats 6. Is0- barry 8 l3-lo IL
sam revere I3s (Pinesj. 100 so J. Scotch
R1xh sss VeitehD s5 ! AMI Carfe~ Bell, l35
tfzouliharl. 50 end u 10 J. and Gienvarlock 1872
70 ] 80 o /. also Start good
clsVerly by lengths Time z0S.
SECOND RAcE-selIins. 2-year-old hHes 5 furlcnss
Futurity Course
ksssn & Baritwas h. Z Msry McCarerty.
b seHsetion-sisve. se----.--- -Hedfernl "a IS
Slc1icsa. 102 lSmifh) 81 81
-iic-sle 81 -tsfichaels) 2e-1 81
Price Galore tEnglishi. 70 / and 20 70 :
Eps Russell i6e fBuilnRn1 8 : and q I;
1slane 100 Elynes y ! s !. Lady Josephine
4es foccn3 70 and Mamie Worth, JOG Con-
nor5 70 and % 2; Anele. io2 Jacksonp 30
10 = 1 Ella snycer. 154 tRsnsch), 70 and 70 2
anna DAILY s. icTeSnerl 70 an6 20 70 i; Ronne
- so1n-an) - 70 and u J. Sweet Nell 6Muihol
t.sno3 .d8 70 J and 20 J. Sparkle Esher
sz 70 and 70 1. Diana 81 Caiiourra) 40
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APAWAMIS.
FAIRFIELD.
FINALS AT SEA CLIFF.

Geo c1;N n Y. Aug. 80 CSpeciaD.-The hnals III IN
-o,e tournament for the Stenson Cup we're
nIaved here to-day The associate members pay | seu
This morning and after close game ueu a. ~
bI one stroke against her opponent. Miss Lillian
Speed "a .,, oIso tied
at the eighteenth hole. They decdec os 20 P PanS
Citing contest w s. Bash Won from E. aat M Crsg1 Tbe
Syyst rounds in mixed handicap for prizes oIerso S
bv r. Walter A. Levy were played to-day' hn1 bne
scores will not be given out Gntl MoiuaS' "'
the finals are played.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
SHOOTING.
WIMBLEDON, INSPECTORS AND SCHUET-
ZEN MATCHES AT SEA GIRT-

Sea Girt, N. J., Aug. 30 CSpeciaD.-The marks
at the Sea Girt range engaged In three
matches to-day. and they. well as the large
crowd of spectators, enjoyed some excellent snoot
ing. Three matches were shot. The first contest
for the inspectors match. in which marksrnen
from the District of Columbia, Maryland, Georgia.
New-Jersey, New-York and the regular army COM
peted. The first honor went to Major J. E Bell or
the District of Columbia, and Captain G. B. Young
and Major L. H. ReicheIderfer, also residents or
the national capital. tied for second place Major
Bell made a clean score at the 5O0-yard butts and
forty-four at the 6o0-yard range. The full score:
Inspectors match-Open to all inspectors and ex-in
spectors practice Distances 500 and 600 yarcs
First prize the Department.
Practice badge, be held by the winner dGri-s
the year. - -
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
SHOOTING AT CREEDMOOR-
EXPERT CLASS HAS ITS INNINGS AT SEVEN
AND EIGHT HUNDRED YARDS

Creedmoor. y. Y. Aug. S0.-The fourth supp's-
:ntary day OF the was held here to-ody
--1Ie expert class at seven hundred ana sie 80
,,,,ndred wards The weather was fair. with hight
o'clock wind. The attendance was rather nsas
account of the many ncliday attractlOiiS r;c',s
Labor Day. such as pracuce mdIcheS " val TLs
companies and the Sea Grt fail meeting tne
shooting and issuing of decoTatonS were % unHs i
supervision OF Major W ". Palmer. aCtih5 In-
spector OF small arms practice. n g. n L. NsNS Ell
Saturday will be for the marksmen's class snd VIII
also be the first day tor the distinguished eNpsss
class at nine hundred and one thousand SdIoS
with Krag rifles only Results:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
HARBOR HILL.
NNIG ARDEN
FLOOD WINS AT SHELTER ISLAND.

wal" Flood and James Laing. respectively the
professionals of the Shelter Island Golf Club and
the Shelter Island Country Club. played a match
on the former links yesterday of thirtysix holes,
the first half of a home-and-hom contest for
500 purse Flood by 13 up and II to play, on
one round making the record of IS for the
nine holes. His full score was IS: 4S, SS and 45
total of In the semi-fina for the Womens
Cup, over the links, Mrs A. E. Smyle beat
Mrs. Mason by up. and Mrs. Kinney beat Miss
Field by up
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st,tn nas.sns will be resumed at the HsrieT are
sIsek on Moneky. weather clear and warm traeh

track on aonaay. Weather clear and warm ''aeA
fast.
The summaries: ~ 1p.n
First race fseven furionesl-Golden GItteI' 10 sec
b,rsl g to s. won: Archie. l04 Helgeson, 20 .aTs
- esol;nns 1o tDonneliy) Is to L. third ahn,e
eng secons race ave and half furlongs-Bee IN 10
,o5 fprior1 TO l. won Hindi ITO tHeisesoh, .bird
eeord. King Hammond, 1Io Or. Wiiams1 io u l. '
Time. 1:0IE. -. o.,-ss,- -nacIaren 145
,rocEsoni : 10 s won weniock. 131 n "is4r .s1rg
70 /. second: Torreon, 1873 tzeno'' Ii ~ "
Time. Psi. 49,, CIV f,rlonss,-Toah.
I Ir-ne6e, 20 won: Brigadier. lie Hoarl TO l.
seeond: sidney c Love. 30 Gobbinsl 10 l. 'ii'u'
Fifth race seven furlongs-Talpa 1ol tprior staI
,ron Rubue tDonnelly) 20 to l, second fNehie S'
90 Sheehan) Q third Time l26%i- "a ,,,o1,s-,v,
q ski ~ zon. T Harvard Hunter go CGrshaml to J!
second: Roliick II Helgeson) to l. tnro- inns
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
FIFTH RACE-Seilng. two-year- Five ana one
furlones of Course
one and one-sixteenth miles
SIXTH RACE-Handiosp One an
RoxANE SELLS FOR $4,000.

The entire racing stable of p Ryan. together WITH
many horses in training. the property OF oifIeret
owners were sold in the Fasig-Tipton Company
naddocls opposite the track at Sheepshead, before
the races began yesterday. A large crowd was
present and as the bidding was lively, the stock
sold well with Roxane the star. Ryan purchased
this mare at the Brighton Beach meeting for $1,000.
and won two races with her at Saratoga, and yes
terday got $4,000 for her.
Colonel James E Pepper who formerly owned
Roxane. was a bidder. as he was acting IN the IN
terests of s Sanford & Sons. and after hard
fight with DR.. ]. n. Rainey he got her. Plohn
and Nones only sold for 5000 which was much
below expectations. F. Ambrose Clark secured the
former while Eones went TO DR.. J. n Ralrey.
The three-year-oldc King Hanover and Pretorlus
as NJ S sixties paid s4.l60 for King Hanover and
F D. Weir $500 for Pretorius Larry wafer
bury the well known polo player. made an effort
to blIy Plohn and King Hanover from his new
owners, but it is not known Whether ne Succeeheu
The principal sales follow;
PROPERTY OF p. RYAN
Plohn br e.. 5. by Strathmore-keep; +. Am ~
Nones b g. 4 by sir Ixon-Amy Davenport; Dr. 90.
Roxane ne nh M s. by Perblaise-ondna s Sanford
o6fa b + 4 by Pardee-Day Dream; F. De Ruiz 2.250
Total for five head $4,000; average Eead s5zoo
PROPERTY OF ". C WHITNEY.
NJ M a ski,es ~ - :. " ..........-I...- 4Ioo
frssGLos sIia Wei r. Ds mp .".". 5000
PROPERTY OF FRED BUNDLE
Margrayis,e. b. C. 4. BY Margrave-Mount Vernon; ~
J. Williams I'm"
PROPERTY OF WILLIAM LAKELAND
Knight Templsr. b. G. g. by knight of Eilersiie- ~
FavoDa: G. 4. Muller 81"
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
CINCINNATI. 1s; ST. LOUIS, 2.

Cincinnati Aug. S0.-The Cincinnati team had no
trouble whatever in connecting with O'Neil to-day,
and won the game easily. Phillips effective
when men were bases, and the local team played
a strong game ST. Louiss errors counted for runs
but the hitting of the locals won the game Al
tendance 4,010 The score:
r. H. E.
Cincinnati .........1 . 4Il3 10
Batteries-Phlips Bergen: ONeil and Ryan.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
GAMES AT CENTRAL PARK.

The Kilkenny team played the eleven from tba
steamship Majestic. at Central Park and had u,
tie difficulty in defeating the sailors by 40 runs
after pleasant game w. Dunphy and T Maher
did the best batting for the winners with scores
25 and II. respectively while for the Majestic
]. Dix put on 10 In good style The totals were.
Steamship Majestic "A; Kilkenny az for nins
wicketS. - - '''+S
The Bermuda and Britsh-American clubs me, ar
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THE sTOCKBRIDGE CUP.

my TELEGRAPH TIE TRIBUNE.l
1arox Mass Aug 90-Malcolm McBurney, or
stockbridge won the stockbridge Cup to-day, de-
featine w r. Tuckerman. Of Stockbridge, up ana
1 70 play McBurney up at the end OF the hrst
round. His game was the best of the week ne
Ieo wins the gold medal for the best gross score
He went around the opening day In a; -
Samuel Frothing ham, the holder OF the LenoX
Gun who will defend the trophy in the open tourna-
ment next week, the weekly handicap to-day
at scratch His rounds were 81 and 81.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
FAIRFIELD GOLFERS BEAT APAWAMlS.

Connecticut beat New York yesterday IN the list
ne oe a homo and home match that has excited
much interest among the commuters aloIs 'iie
New-Haven road from Rye, Greenwich ana otleF
naces on each side of the border line petween & .i
80 States The match between the Apd"
Club Of Rye and the Fairfield County CuP' ud t6e oe
S.raen ucicb on the links OF the latter cuo aLo tfe
Rome pia yers had the JOY of winning by "A 10 10
Tlac
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31

Central Park The British American batting proved
weak, and the team defeated by 80 runs in
low scoring game. F. NichelOwsky made the high
score of the game, with inning of IL The totals
were Bermuda, %; British-AmericanS 20
The Yonkers eleven had the Antilles team as op-
ponentS at Central Park. where close game
suited in favor of latter by Z T. Ballast
hit hard for the winners fer 23 The totals were:
Anti
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AT THE HAWTHORNE TRACK.

Chicago Aug eo-The Fleetwood Handicap al six
furlongs was won a Hawthorne to-day by Toah.
Brisadier second. two lengths away with SID
ney c. Love third. four lengths back Toah a
splendid Seemingly beaten at the head Of
the stretch. he with rush. and won ham
Oily in the good time Of l:I3 Wainanoinen. backed
in this rage from - 10 !. never promi-
nsnt after getting Of in the lead ana hntsneo
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The Paterson team played the West Indians
at Prospect Park and had TO submit TO defeat at
the hands of the Southerners by el runs and a
wicket to spare. J. Harney put on 21 retired for
the winners and A Kesick and c. Edwards adaad
Is and Is not out respectively while for Paterson
r LyaIf T Grayson. w. Everan and A {, Ra,n
bow all got into double figures '
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
NEW-YORK.
BOWLING ANALYSIS
SCHENECTADY. 1Os; BROOKLYN, IS.

The Schenectady Cricket Club recently organ
lied team of the students of electricity at the Cen
eraI Electric Company's plant at Schenectady.
played its first match of the season yesterday at
Prospect Park, and was rewarded with victory by
rs runs This was to the batting of A s.
Durrant. who scored SO, and the bowling or Z. A.
Worm, who captured wickets Tor lS runs potn or
whom are members OF the Brooklyn Cricket Club.
who were the opponents. For Brooklyn, the only
men to make double figures were A. Lowell and j.
Rodgers with Is each, while y. Smith added 10 for
Schenectady. The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
AT DETROIT.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
JERSEY CITY DEFEATS PROVIDENCE IN
CLOSE GAME

Jersey City played errorless game ard de-
feated Providence at Jersey City yesterday chiefly
through the inability of Pitcher Stockpole field
his position failure handle bunts giving the
Jersey players runs. Three hits by Mack, But
Ter and Oakes and Woods sacrifice added two more
runs in the second Providence scored three
in the sixth. Woods hit player. Wagner hit for
two bases, and Sullivan put the ball over the fence
for a home The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
P1rTsBURG, 3: CHICAGO. 2.

Pittsburg Aug. 3o-Two bases on balls and errors
by Menefee and Tinker defeated Chicago in the
twelfth inning of a splendidy contested game. At
tendance, 500. The score:
r. H. z.
Ptttsburg ..............O % o 2 0 90 200 1-3 10
6Tcaeo .....,.....1 0 0 o o 0 l o o % o
Eatteries-TannehiH Smith, Lundgren and King
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BROOKLYN BEATEN.

Boston. Aug. 30.-Boston won the last game Of
the home series from Brooklyn this afternoon. Eight
safe hits off Hughes in the first three innings
brought victory. 1t was until the ninth that
the visitors aroused the crowd by a bid for the
game and ca me neer tieing the score. -
With two men bases and the crowd yeIlng.
KeeIer was thrown out by Gremnger, but Dolan
followed with hit, scoring Farrell. Hughes, who
was over anxious tried to reach third, and was
thrown out bv Tenney The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
SCOTCH CLUBS IN A CONTEST.

The Thistle and Clan Macdonald teams two
Scotch clubs, played at Prospect Park, where the
former won easily by sS and eight wickets to
spare. B. McCullam and \. Burt made long
stand for the winners, the former getting g. and
the latter "a. both not out. while ]. NJ Johnson
added 20.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


AT ST. LOUIS.
R. H. E.
St Louis .............0 Ks IL
fSatimore ............O / o % d
Batteries-Harper Kahoe Wiltse and Robinson.
AT CLEVEL
cleveland ............1 x4 IL o
Washington ..........0 o o o % .
Batteries-Bernhard Bemis; Orth and Clarke
AT DETROIT.
r. II. E.
Detroit o o o o o 0-1 5
Boston u 2 D / 0-il IS
Batteries-Mercer. Mccarthy and Buelow; Hughes and
Warner.
AT CHICAGO.
First game)
R. H. E.
Chicago ............o X-a Q
Philadelphia .........O ! % D
Batteries-Griffith and Mcfarland Wilson Mitchell
and Schreck.
GSeco1d game.)
r. H. E.
rhadeIphia ........0 o o o % II 2
Batteries-Patterson and Mcfarland Wadde and
Schreck.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
ESsELSTEIN WINS AT HUDSON.

Charles Essestein beat P. F. Cady in the final
for the championship of the Hudson Golf Club
yesterday. by up and TO play. It is the fifth
successive year that he has the title.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31

-, ry.vuard Devlin 90. Jope, pnsstsy peienal,y
stolen Iaff on bases-Newark. 8; IT,
noub,e playsEHayward, Devn ana Maeh.on First
wrigley and Gonna
hesa on bs,s-Off Falkenberg. Struck ot-ssox and
fer 8: by Falkenberg, 3 Tinne' N'i''
Sharkey. Attendance, lisa
A, RuoaIo- Buffalo S; Rochester, T.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
GOOD GAME AT NEWARK.

Newark and Worcester played fine game of ball
at Newark yesterday. not a being scored by
either until the tenth, when a tai
lied by each. In the eleventh Frisbie singled and
Sebring made home the right field fence
Frisbies fielding and Sebrings batting were the
features The
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
GOLF.
RN CHAMPION.

SHE BECOMES THE OWNER OF THE At'EA-
ANDER AND GOVERNORS CUPS.
Chicago Aug so-Miss Bessie Anthony OF .he
Glen View Golf Club. for tho third ufne "o. a
western women's golf championship TO-DAY, a,tef
a hard and plucky fight against Mrs w A. Alex
ander. of Bxmoor. by up. Miss Anthony thus De
comes permanent owner of the Alexander anu
Governors cups Mrs. Alexander proved "ofths
runner up In the match at the nlnth more, , 80 ,
80 -, On Miss Anthony who did not play her
usually good Mrs snswed ronnds
She was never down until the seventeenth hoie
Next in interest to the championship nd we5e vre
cups Miss Elizabeth congdon Of Gienxiem, Nv won ON
and and / to play The tyro cup became the properly
Of Miss Lillian Towner. of Exmoor VINO oeIeateu
SIies Robertson nv 4 up and to play
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
CRICKET.
PHILADELPHIA DEFEATS NEW-fofh-
OTHER GAMES.

The intercity cricket match between Ne" I'm
and Philadelphia pro- ed great attrac'ioh a.
Ravonne Yesterday. and large crowd was present
there to witness it. The contest trrneo OUT 10 pe
a low scoring game in which the boWiers pre-
eerved the upper hand all through ana fhlia-
delnhia eventually proved the victor by margin
of 42 Ct,
The visitors exceed in sharp work IN the neio,
and two New-York batsmen suffered the loss Oh
their wickets through sharp pick-ups ana retuil-
The decisions in these cases both appeared 10 De
unusually close ard the dismissal Of g H clarke
caused audible comment from the spectators
The Philadelphians had the advantage OF nattins
first but with the exception Of j B. King none
of them could make much of stand AGAINST the the
bowling of NJ R. Cobb. who was in great form
with the ball, and captured wtckets Tor ~ runs.
King played splenddly for 40 out of total OF III
New-York with only 118 runs required TO win:
was thought to have a good chance of pulling on
the game but the bowling of J. B. King and T: ID
Clark was too much for the local eleven. Whicn
was dismissed for total of rs. NJ. K. Cobb and
F J. Prendergast showed good form for their
contributions of IS and Is, and ID. Boxlll and X
w R. Powell made a good stand for the last
wicket but the other fell easy victims. The
Phadelphians went in for second innings. in
which they ran up 129 for 4 wickets before play
ceased for the day. The score:
xTNr-y
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Lieutenant ]. d Brane. otn Regiment .
Captain j Ford 9th Regiment
Lieutenant l. NJ ThierTy. eth Regiment
Maior T. ". Huston. 18th Regiment
Corporal A. o. Ackermsn. 18th Regiment
Captain @. T. Bruehman, i8th Regiment
Captain c. p Holm IAN Regime nt.
Major ]. l. Maeomber. ftth Reginent-
Captain George Musson. 2Sd Regiment
Captain e z. Jarnicky. Attn Regiment.
Major z. r. T Marsh. Ilst Regiment.
Lieut.. w 2. Johnnes, list Regiment .
Lieutenant 5. Phelps. Squadron A. ....-..
Captain c. l. Dsbevoise. Troop c.
Lieutenant ]. c. HeLeer. Troop c..
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to ana 20 70 i also sse-s fair Driving by a
hest Tine. i.ooE
THIRD RAcE-FAIL HANDICAP: s-year-clds and over

to ana 20 TO / also ran sv-s fair. Driving by a
THIRD RAcE-FAIL HANDICAP; a-sear-cds and over
furlcnes. main track
ffRssa ssaos ensSieve S 4 IL Il
coIonei 6Selle h iis ssHrns ri 81
s 10 sss sS ds,sss
- and Is to i Lady schorr rs Builman 20 to and
fsaa.h tS n Gs~sTa isS a4,n ~ fshaS IS
81 Ga and % to to ana Rrdsn 10 20 deaes s.
s. d. Mgss1s ocdaaor5 5,p So F9e TIC and lis
G.andhr,1 % 20, 10 and S to r,s !, ssG .is.
FOURTH RACE-THE FUTURITf; 2-year-olds; ias'
furiongs OF Futurity Course
John A brakes b. c savable. by salvator 3,
s5siss.Ssi 'ss Tsi. HI =
81 rs %i;s 10 90 y ana 10 to M
Ss e 70 'G a anf is s kanseh Il ssRs i 10
IS q 6S T. e to M9se5 aas f rs Gmsn Baf to
and to 3 Acefu III (Burnsl and to 3 Flyi9S
rao ii 90 Tiasse ass Even mon to carrie is u ps
ana 70 o sS Eqssna ,s Iese Bss5 l o onfy to and
wondeTy, 80 to and sv:S % to SslmeS i Mhiif if7
ssss eanof BsasGnhgTs' sas3 gIs Rid 10
ssrn g ana and ylesls ,5 III 5a1ss0P2 Ss, P1.s se
and was left start good Driving by nose Time ii4
FIFTH RAcE-s years and mile
Wilson ,rs sareundfs arnsy S 1s-1
ssss5 55@S; sIS.sa, ID
The Rival lfs fRedfern,. Il TO and 5 to = Mono
graph shaw TO and to L1T o.ct ASA iv re
f0dornl nd Keynote 1oS 20 Scnhor'' 10
10 and even ReIle Of Troy ioe CRanschl, 70 and
sse 20 ran and start ns seo D2ns lG1 bs head
SIXTH RacE-seIling: years 11e miles on
J " schorr's b CIonrnel. by HIS oo -
t5fpbnessNNettie 8 IoI.........( .(sheal 1870 out
The Regent 4 Jos -. .tsfichaeisl 81 e-5
Ascension, 10f. (tediern1
Locket "a % o'Connorl, and u 20 /: Silver
Twist 100 GNelson> 100 / and 40 TO j. and May j.
IS f9urleyl 200 70 and 70 also ran. start good
Easily. by lengths Time, 1:41%s.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
IRyINGTON WINS.

Orange. n. j.. Aug 80 (speciaD-The lrVinston
Athletic Club won a game from the orange Az Al,
- C,1ub IN the Orange Oval this afternoon. Inc
I IetIo nine mt IN poor game. There was iaFse
attendance. The score ny 44i'iA'o r H. E.
Orange ....-.........-9 9 %
pattories-r)eegap and O'Nen: scherzer and MeCann-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
BASEBALL.
NETWORK WINS LAST GAME ON TRIP
AWAY FROM HOME-A RALLY
IN THE NINTH.

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston 4: BROOKLYN g. lNew-York. 8; Philadelphia, 2.
Pfttsblirs 3: Chicago Cincinnati, Is; St Louis. 2
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago 4: Philadelphia, q 2Ceveand, 4; Washington, D.
first same). Boston, il; Detroit. l.
Chicago S: Philadelphia. 6 st. Louis S; Baltimore. =
Csscond camel
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
HOLLYWOOD CUP CONTEST.

Long Branch, n. j.. Aug 80 tSpeciaD.-The tour
nament at Hollywood to-day attracted much at
tention. The Hollywood Cup the attraction
There nine entries The result:
B NJ Phillips beat H o. nonchue. up 2 10 go;
Arthur McAleenan H. p LAmburger. up ana 8 to
90: J. NJ. Ward J. p. Levi. up and 70 go J. p
Phillips beat j. J. ODonohne up and
The nnal will be PLAYED to morrow.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
GOLF AT CRESCENT ATHLETIC CLUB.

Two competitions decided at the Crescent
Athletic Club yesterday, four ball foursome ana
the handicap which also counted for the presi-
dents record. and aggregate score cup. The sum
maries follow:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
FOUR BALL MATCH
INNS ARDEN BEATS HARBoR HILL.

: team of Staten Islanders from the Harbor Hill
Golf Club played the Innis Arden Golf Club at
South Beach. yesterday. The home team was
headed by Seeley, the Connecticut State champion,
and ii won by 80 TO 3. The score
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31

Earned runs-New- 2; Philadelphia I. Two-base
hits-McCann Barry. Three-base hit-Douglass oacrt-
dce hitNDunn Stolen Mathewson Left on has bases
on Cronin 1: OFF Fraser. l. Hit by pitched baIlIBr9 ;
die Struck out-By Cronin, 4; by Fraser, Nlld pch
Eraser Tlne-l As. Umpre-Irwin:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
JERSEY CITY.

by errors-Jersey City. 2 Left bases-Jersey City
2: Providence 3. First o baIls-On Woods l. on
Stockpoie. Struck out-By Woods, g. by stockpoIe
Home runs Sullivan Two base hts-Wagner Cassidy
Sacrifice hits-Shindle Hallgan, Grifen Woods by
pitcher-By Woods /: by Stockpoie l. Umpire-Rinn
3,s Time game. 1870.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
STATE LEAGUE.

Ar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6; Utica, =
A. Rinebamton- -Binghamton. 3; luon v. Troy 3
- - TroDNTrov s: A. J. G., o (frst CAMEL AiO'' =
A Y e. G.; 1 (second gamel. =,
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
coNSEcrIcuT STATE LEAGUE

At s. wstsrsT5y ssasieS tarss gs
Haven l. Norwich. tsecond game
a. Meriden-Sprngheld. o; Meaioe1, first
a. niSs NsH.T ondon 4 bridgeport. (second gane'
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
WORCESTER.
NEWARK.
Totals -, 81 / s SO Is

Stated Hesterfer in tenth
| Newark o.
| Earned runs-worcsster, 3. base h,ts-Hastings
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Tenney Q: Dahlen. out-By Hughes. 2 by Willis
g. Double plays-Tenney and Willis. Passed balI,ILat-
inner Wild pitch-Hughes. Time, 1:41 Umpire e-Brown
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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-06-26
NOTICE

Is hereby given that, III accordance
with petition of ten (l0), and of
twenty t20) legal voters of School
District Number One tl), in the
County of Fremont aud State Of Colo
rado, "A Special Meeting of the cleo
tors of said school district has been
called by the Board of Directors of
said School District, 10 be held on
Thursday, the 10th day of July, A. ID.
1902, at the office of the County
Superintendent of Schools in the
Court House in Canon City, in said
County of Fremont and State of Colo
RADIO, beginning at the hour OF One
"a O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day, for the purpose of submitting TO
the qualified voter of said school dis
trici, who shall have paid school
tax therein in the year next preceding
said meeting, the question of contr,er-
ing bonded debt for the purpos of
erecting and furnishing school buIl
ings; and notice j. herr by given that
said question of contracting such
bbihfa "' ~ AsA HsaAa PAA lt-S tA Hi'flit X
and furnishing school buildings will
b. 20 submitted to said taNpaying legal
voters at said meeting; that said
meeting will be op-lIcd for the pur-
pose of agreeing on the amount of in
debtedness TO be created. If AIv, al
said hour of One lll O'Clock. p m,
and that the ballot box will be- open
ed at the hour OF half past One tI)
O'Clock p. m. ON said July 10th, 1902,
and will be- KEEP; open until the hour
of half-past Five t5l O'Clock p. m,
of said day.
The School Board will serve ~
Judges and Clerks of Election.
BY Order Of The School Board.
CATHERINE b TwITHCELL.
Secretary.
Tuesday, June l.. 1909.
Firt publication June 10. 1902.
Last publication July 3. IgO2