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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-12

pany is making great preparations for
the muster OF the Rhode Island Firemen's
League on Labor day at East Providencs.
Ii IL estimated that a total of over 500
was won here by the sporting fraternity
on the game of baseball between the
Bristols and the Warrens.
In the will OF Miss Maria p. Goldman.
dated May 26. 1885, besides several private
legacies. the following public bequests
were made: st. Michael's church of Bris-
tol, 5000; Home for Destitute Children.
$1,000 executor OF the will $4,000 TO be dis
tributod and given by him to such Chris
tian mission, whether foreign or domes-
tic. as he shall think best. All legacies are
TO be paid In full, free from any legacy
tax or duty and all such taxes, IL any.
shall be paid out OF the residue of the
property.
Last evening a severe tempest passed
over here accompanied by heavy rain
and squall. The lightning uprooted
tree on the broad common road splitting
IL I'm two pieces.
A vender yesterday, who was buying up
junk. had a horse drinking at the foun-
tain on the bridge which beyond doubt
had the CHAMBERS. He was given TO un-
derstand II he came into town again he
would be arrested.
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GREAT YACHTING EVENT

Marblehead, Mass, Aug 12.-The re-
gatta with which the Eastern Yacht club
entertained the New York Yacht club
yesterday proved not only a great sue
cess, despite the vnriegated wAnther but
was one Of the largest yachting events
ever held In Massachusetts, bay. Thirty
three yachts from the New York and
Eastern clubs stnrted. rs from the fof-
mer and 10 from the latter. and "a fn-
ished. The yachts started I'm light
breeze from the south. and had not sailed
more than an hour before n fierce gquall
from the southwest cut them. disabling
several and dismasting one The largo
70-footers staggered through Il. however
and had n grand race. the Rainbow lead
ing three quarters OF the way. At one
time the Mneola succeeded I'm passing
her. and shortly after the Yankee took
the lead. but n shift OF the wind brought
the Rainbow up again and she won by
the short margin of ~ seconds. In the
schooner class the Elmina won again
over the Muriel.
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BRISTOL.

The finals in the tennis tournament
doubles on the court IN the Bristol Golf
club course were played yesterday after
noon, and proved 60 be very lively and In
teresting. the tournament not being fin
lshed until 1880 o'clock IN the evening.
when Il became difficult 20 distinctly sec
the tennis balls. In the latter part Of the
semI-nnals. Miss Ethel Tucker and James
ID. w. Archer, won over Miss Bessie
wardweii. and II. ostby: s-s. ca. ca. In
the finals Miss Tucker and,w. +. Payson.
played against Miss Ethel Tucker aud
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-12
POLO AT NARRAGANSETT

The annual polo tournament of the
Point Judith Country club, which is 10
continue for the next two weeks, opened
at Narragansett Pier yesterday with a
match between the Westchester and
Devon clubs for the Narragansett cup.
The Devon team had four goals handicap,
and easily defeated westchester ls TO l%
The day was ideal for POLO and the
game was attended by a large and fash
ionable crowd, including delegation
from the Newport summer colony Nc
Fadden. who replaced l. X. Burden Jr..
for the day, played by far the best game
for Westchester. while Mather and Brown
carried of the honors for Devon. The
game was rather slow, except in the third
period, and there were few features.
Devon won by greater snap ard superior
team work The summary:
Devon-F. c. Mather 2 III. w. Harrison
2. Alec Brown 2: total handicap G.
Westchester--A. s. Burden 2, George
McFadden 4, A. Iselin 2. A. G. Vanderbilt
2: total handicap 10.
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BRUSH WANTS NEW YORK

New York, Aug. l2.-The announcement
that John T. Brush has sold the Cincin-
natl National league club TO Mayor Ju-
Illus Fleischmann and others comes In the
nature OF a surprise TO baseball men. to-
gether with the information that Brush
In future will devote his time to the af-
fairs OF the New York club. Brush has
been stockholder In the New York club
ever since he sold the Indianapolis team
to John 3. Day In 1890 for 100000 He Is
said TO hold about $4,000 worth of the
stock. Last summer Brush tried TO sign
Edward Hanlon to manage the New
Yorks and only the other day he engi-
neered the deal by which McGraw, Nc
Gam, McGinty and Bresnahan deserted
the Baltimore American club and signed
with Freedmen.
Brushs sudden interest In the AFFAIRS
OF the New York club has naturally Gre
ated a great deal OF talk. There was a
well-deined rumor afioat yesterday to
the effect that Brush intends 10 organize
a syndicate here TO buy Freedman's
stock. The story was started some time
ago by a man close to Brush. who said
TO a reporter at the racetrack one day:
do not be al all surprised II John Brush
succeeds I'm buying Freedman out He
has been spending a great deal OF his
time here with the president OF the New
York club and is dead anxious to get con-
troll OF the stock
Brush knows that successfully con-
Quoted club. operating In the National
League at the polo grounds, cannot help
but coin money. He, also knows that the
success Of the New York club means the
success OF the league. When Brush made
up his differences with Freedman he told
me that II was for the good OF the game.
and that In time he would make an at
tempt to buy the club, no matter what
the price might be.
"Sinee then Brush has been Freedman's
right bower. They have worked together
hand in hand and last winter. II will be
remembered. they tried to push through
the trust scheme. which caused A. @.
Spalding to step into the affairs OF the
league. causing the memorable deadlock.
Brush will get ria OF the Cincinnati club
as SO on as ne receives assurances from
Freedman that the latter will SELL"
Brush got the Indianapolis club for
nothing and then sold out for 100000 La
ter he got the Cincinnati club free OF
charge the late Albert L. Johnson re-
ceiving a rough deal from the league
magnates. II Brush really received $780,
900 from the Fieischmann syndicate he
has enough money TO begin negotiating
with Freedman in earnest. But Freedman
has often stated that he could never sell
out until the New Yorks had won the
pennant. So Brush may be disappointed
after all
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PAWIUCKET COPS WIN

The first OF the annual series Of games
between the Pawtucket and Fall River
police was played at Fall River yester-
day, and was won by the Pawtucket cops
by a score OF s 10 3. before 1900 specta-
tors. The Pawtucket team was made up
as follows: Kennedy. c.; Callahan. p.;
Porritt, lb; Bassett. 2b.: GIN. Sb.; Ken
nedy, $. g.; Bontems. l. r.. Flynn, c. e.;
Gregory. r. {. Callahan pitched great
ball and the Fall Riverites could not con-
meet worth a cent. getting but two safe
hits. Perry on the other hand was bat
ted quite freely. The visitors showed up
strongly In all departments OF the same.
The game was called at the close OF the
seventh inning the visitors being hos
pitably entertained at its close. The
return game will be played at Pawtucket
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They are Good for Women.

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-12
EMINENT GUESTS
Cardinal Gibbons and Others at
Luncheon at The Pier.

His eminence Cardinal Gibbons was
given a special luncheon by Dr. James Il.
Sullivan at Narragansett Pier yesterday.
The other guests were: Most Rev. DR..
Kane archbishop of ST. Louis; Rt. Rev.
Or. Foley. bishop OF Detroit; Rt Rev.
Bishop Harlxins, bishop of Providencet
Kt Rev. DIR. Donahue of Wheeling, Va:
r. G.. Hazard OF Peace Dale. Col. II. An
thony Dyer OF Providence. John w.
Keefe Nj. D.. of Providence, Rev. Nj. g.
McGee and Rev II. Il. Seagrave or the
Cathedral of this city.
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END OF CHESS TOURNEY

Hanover, Aug 1.-THE three remaining
games In the chess tournament were con-
cluded yesterday afternoon and resulted
as follows
Atkins beat Marshall, Napier won from
Oland and Mieses defeated Bardeleben
Prizes were taken as follows:
Janowski. first prize $500: Pillsbury. sec
ond prize, s225; Atkins. third prize $50:
Mieses, fourth prize, 500: Napier and
Wolf. divided nth and sixth prizes seS rs
each; Tschigorin, seventh prize. s62 so
olland, eighth and last prize. ss75o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-12

ship between Sheffield and Dumond at
Fall River yesterday. The games were all
drown. being Will o. the Wisp, Defiance
and Glasgow openings. The score now
stands Sheffield /. Dumond / and II
drawn. Four games remain TO be played
and will probably be decided today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-12

Chicago. Aug. I2.-E. BENJAMIN An
drews, chancellor OF the University OF Me-
braska. thoroughly believes in football as
part OF the necessary education Of young
men.
III had 100 or 1900 children / would
want very one of them to play football
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-12
INTERESTING TIE GAMc

An interesting 12-inning game was
PLAYED ut Palace Gardens between the
Earl q Prev express nine and the Out
let's. which was ended by darkness. with
the score n tie at eight runs each. The
same teams will play again next Sunday,
beginning at 10 o'clock and VIII play
all day n necessary TO ind winner
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-12

II hard and strenuously," said Chancellor
Andrews I'm a lecture at the University
of Chicago.
Boys ought TO be trained I'm strenuous
ness, he sale. THAT is the great value
Of football; II is a school of endurance,
courage and resolution, thoroughly be-
lieve In the game"
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'one out when game stopped.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING

EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Buffalo at Providence.
Montreal at Newark,
toronto at Jersey CITY.
Rochester at Worcester
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pended for jumping out Of Rochester, an
offence not half so serious as that or
stallings yesterday. the Buffalo man
could not be permitted to get away. A
vacation for the rest OF the season would
do Mr.. Stallings a heap OF good.
A pitcher Is certainly playing In hard
luck when he holds an opposing team
down TO three hits and then loses the
game. Blewett couldn't be blamed IL he
took II easy next time
All the Boston American players have
signed with that team for next year,
which smashes the hopes OF the National
league moques for breaking up that great
team.
On top OF the above report comes the
one that John Anderson has resigned with
st. Louis for next year. and the Boston
Nationals don't get him.
Outfielder Jones OF New York. who was
released outright for his assault on Um-
pire Emsley at the Polo grounds, has
signed with Toronto and played his first
game yesterday.
Umpire Cox gained the respect OF every
spectator at Adelaide park yesterday by
his firmness and the way he ran the
game. Had Sharkey been half as firm
last week his lot would have been much
easier.
Yesterday the Lisbons defeated the
Bergens by a score or IL TO Is. The fea-
lures OF the game were the homo run
OF Ekefiad with the bases full. The LIS
bons would like TO hear from any team
In the city, ages from to IL years.
Send challenges 10 w. Lenahan. 20 Robin
street.
The Hillwoods defeated the Annex
Grays In an interesting game by score
of 10 g. The features were the twirling
OF Brown. who struck out 10 men. and tie
home runs OF NJ. Freiburger Adams and
Sorrenson.
The Columbia Juniors would ike 10
hear from teams u TO Is years OF age
Address Bennie Gentle. ia Cedar
street.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-12
MONTREAL.

Two,base hits Shearon. Sacrifice
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base on balls-Off Hemmlng g; of
Blewitt 3 Struck out-By Hemming 4:
py Blewitt 3. Double play-Deviin to
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DIAMOND GUST

Providence is back in fourth place Wit
n per centage Of 500
President Powers could have done no
less than suspend stalhnss for his action
Of yesterday. As Burnham was sus-
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TORONTO.

First base on balls-Or Pfanmiller 1; OFF
Briggs 2. Struck out-By Pfanmiller 2.
by Briggs 2. Home run-C. Carr. Sac
rlfice fits-C Carr, Pfanmiiler. Downey 2.
Griffin. Stolen bases-Oakes. Massey.
Double play-Briggs TO Massey Passed
balls-Toft 2 Umpire-Rinn. Time-lh.
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BLEwITT POORLY SUPPORTED.

Newark. Aug. l2-Radn stopped yester-
days game in the seventh inning. when
the locals had comfortable lead Blewitt
pitched fine game. but the Montreals
gave him poor support. Score:
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NEW 0UTFIElDER

A telegram from Manager Murray was
received last evening stating that he has
signed an outfelder In philadelphia and
that he would arrive I'm this city I'm time
for today's game.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-12
CHECKER TOURNAMENT

Three games were played In the check
or match for the New England champion
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-12
TRIDENT FINAL WINNER

Montreal. Aug. 12.--Trident won the
Seawanhaka cup yesterday by defeating
Tecumseh by s minutes 21 seconds. Te-
cumseh was four minutes late in cross
ing the line and three and a half min
utes after Trident. Trident was pearly
seven minutes ahead at the first buoy. In
the home run both yachts struck out their
reefs. Trident was almost lost TO sight
in a tremendous squal of rain. but gained
l minute seconds on the reach. Te-
cumseh was splendidly sailed. carrying
full mainsail ut the risk of capsizing. She
made up / minute and IL seconds. but
lost by minutes ~ seconds
The Oshkosh club has already sent a
challenge for next years races. Others
are expected from the White Bear club
of Minnesota and Manchester, Mass. club
and other places. The Bridgeport people
have not yet decided whether they will
compete again. The summary:
Official time-Start 2:a0:
Name 1st round I'd round. Finish
trident i,'''' s1s:9S s1s:oS s:sso:2S t:2sS Ss
Elapsed time:
1st "a Sd dis
Name. round. round. round. tance.
Trident ...... $500 1926 37:29 1855
Tecumseh :. 1928 1882 1922 l:5522
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ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

THIRTEEN INNINGS. ONE RUN.
Detroit. Aug. L2-Philadelphia won from
local grounds this season. Waddell won
his own game IN the iSth nning fsnse WIN winch
was followed by a scratch MT % Isns'
Both teams played faultlessly In the held.
Score by innings:
PHI. bnI' ss $3.50 % . z II
-Phiiadeiphia Z, Detroit o. batteries
Waddell and Schreck: Mcclure and sie-
" SPARKS WEAKENED.
Chicago. Aug p.-It was an even game
for eight innings. but. Sparks weakened IN
long ny gave Chicago the game. Jones
batting and Aelding and great catches M Sy
features. The score by innings:
sss;ss sssjsssss s5:j%'ss' ::::::: $S$tss
cbInaso Htcsicas. ss.,o no. B0fssp EErss
and Sullivan: Sparks and Criger.
SENATORS IN THE RUT.
81. Louis. Aug. n.-St. Louis won an
terday. Coughlin's double and Eiy's single
saving the visitors from shutout Har-
per was I'm form. and Washington made
Dut nVt nltb OH his ocINefy. Wos
battsd freely and was given poor support
In the field. Washington was again weak
on the bases. Score by inningss
81 InfFlaE: Feai:. .........: ...::: 5istsSi So
Washington -. o 1 o o 0 0 0 o. 1
Hits-St. Louis 10. Washington s. Errors
st. Louis l, Washington A. Batteries
Harper and kahoe; Patten and Clarke.
sLUGGING MATCH.
clayeland Auo -Cleveland won a
slugging match from Baltimore yester-
day, making "A hits. eight OF them two
baggers. Hale lasted but one Inning and
Wiltse was equally easy. Wright. after a
months rest. opened for Cleveland. but
had neither speed nor control and was sue
ceeded by Clarke. an amateur from Woos-
ter o. Score by innings:
cjama1agss Innings ..-..., SS AZ sy-,7
Baltimore 49,. 8 0 2 0 / S--ll
Hlts-Cleveland "a, Baltimore 16 Errors
Cleveland g. Baltimore 8. Batteries
Wright Clarke and Wood; Hale. Wiltse
and Robinson.
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NATIONAL LEAGU:
ELEVEN INNING TIE.

New York. Aug I2-The New Yorks
ana chicasos played another tie game
Yesterday. the game going IL innings. Nc
Cams triple and Brodies single tied the
score IN the ninth inning. and although
he locals mad good chances to win after
.hat ..iat tnsy were unequal TO the opportuni-
"gs. Inc score by innings:
chicasee -. ostS ! SiSS1d 2
New York. 0 0 0 0 ID
Hits-Chicago u, New York II. Errors
Chicago 2. New York q Batteries-Tav.
lor. Williams and King; Taylor, McGin-
nifty and Bowermsn.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
No games scheduled
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Sta||ings Takes His Team Of Bisons
From The Field and Is Suspended by
President Powers.

was that he hadn't a chance TO win with
Cox umpiring. II will be some time be-
fore he wins or loses with any umpiring,
President Cressy OF the Providence club
announced that the rain checks. which
would be good at any game this season.
The next chapter is awaited with In
terest
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-12
ALL IN SECOND INNING.

New York, Aug. 12-The Brooklyns hit
y Ncill hard enough in the second inning
keeler and polan made the hits. The
score by innings:
Innings ..,."."". 5e7s
Hits-Brooklyn II. st. Louis T. Errors
BROOKLYN y 81. Louis 2 Batteres-Don-
ovan and Farrell: O'Neil and O'NeIl
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RAIN SAVED 'sKEETERs.

Jersey City. Aug. 12.-Rain came 10 the
rescue of the Jersey City club in the first
had Just tailed three runs on three base
hits by Bruce and l.. Carr. q single by
Downey and base on balls which placed
called just after Halilgan had made a
two-base hit. and the score reverted TO
even innings. giving Jersey City the VIC
tory. Toronto scored two earned runs
in the opening inning. Jersey City tied
the score on Cakes base on Miller's error
and Carr's home run hit over the fence.
Jersey City scored In the second and third
innings. The score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TODAY
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Boston.
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The Columbia Juniors would like 10
hear from teams u TO Is years OF age.
Address Bennie Gentle. ia Cedar
street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-12

A pitcher Is certainly playings In hard
luck when he holds an opposing team
down TO three hits and then loses the
game. Blewett couldn't be blamed IL he
took II easy next time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-12

Hits-St Louis 10. Washington 5. Errors
st Louis l. Washington A. Batteries
Harper and Kahoe: Patten and Clarke.
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All the Boston American players have
signed with that team for next year.
which smashes the hopes OF the National
league moques for breaking up that great
team.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-12

Outfelder Jones OF New York who was
released outright for his assault on Um-
pire Emsley at the Polo grounds, has
signed with Toronto and played his first
game yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-12

On top OF the above report comes the
one that John Anderson has resigned with
st. Louis for next year. and the Boston
Nationals don't get him.
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HltS-CleYeland ~, Baltimore 10. Errors
Cleveland 3. Baltimore 8. Batteries
Wright. Clarke and Wood; Hale. Wiltse
and Robinson