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New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
ATALANTA CLUB REGATTA.
FIFTY FOURTH ANNUAL MEET ON THE
HARLEM-MANY CLUBS ENTERTAINED

The Harlem River. between one-hundred- -ano-
.or,vtftb-st and -hundred-and-ffty-h -hfth-st.'
was bright with color yesterday afternoon anu gay
with small craft OF all kinds, while the Atalahta
Roat Clubs ffty-fourth annual regatta was III
nroeress The Harlem at that point IS dotted Win
~ ho,sas of rowing organizations the Friendship.
one Star Union, Dauntless, Nonparell Crescent
Wyanoke Harlem, Metropolis and Nassau cluos
having their headquarters near those Oh the Atd
Ianta club all within a mile and half along the
sides of the river Represent atves OF most or these
organizations were present yesterday, though the
actual contestants In the races were Atalanla men
The Atalantas have been exceptionally successful
with their regattas since their foundation IN lo4S
and they have long list OF enjoyable race meet
ings.
.,oe+ of the races Yesterday course
about two-thirds of a mile long, starting at the
Ienox-ave bridge at One-hundred-and-1orty-nl
ST and finishing the Central Bridge at ohe-
bundred-and- -ffty y-ifth-st. Besides the races. of
which there were seven. the guests Of the club OF
whom many were women. were entertained by a
creased pole contest, in which the contestants un
successfully tried sit asride barrel revolving
on a creased pole and pull themselves along the
mole with a rope. A duck also on the pro-
81 ifniv finals were rowed yesterday. the preIim
Friaay. W NJ. Narley won the junior single gig
race The senior race Tor singles was won on oy Won =;
]. f. Mucahy who with fieaerick r biIhi hatha w4a
the douoles at the national regatta at Phadelphla
last year With L A Holloway Muicahy won won, me ne
double gig race, ana the four-oared gig thal ne
this four-oared were 4. Hern. c. W Ran
doInh A Z F3ar4es and f. r. Potter, coxswaln
The race for eignt-oared shells won by crew
No l. made up follows: William Goeptert
stroke: M II Segnitz No. 4 E. S. lnnet No. 8;
r ] owens No. 5; Dr.. A. c. Bardes. No 4; F. K.
Potter No. 3: l.. S. Smith No. 2 F. 7. kafkar bow,
and G. M Young coXswaln -,
The last race that for eight-oared barges with
women was interesting, ninety persons taking part
in H. Each oarsman as is customary In such
The Thew Winning crew No. manned fellows: !
T. O'Connel stroke; + ]. Gallagher. Nc. I; E.
No & ,ra K,
No j. r. d. Tansley No. 8: c. V. Henkel, No. 2;
" / Snyder bow, and Z. v Kean coxswain-
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THREE TEAMS TIED AT CAPE MAY.

Cape May. n. J., Aug. . (SpeciaD--Three teams
tied for first place in the Scotch fOursome tourna
held on the local links this afternoon, Horace
Hepburn and T. w. Eastwick. R Wister Harvey
and E K. Bispham and r. c. James and r J.
Graves all making II. with handicaps Of 4
Each team made actual score of 70. VIII ch breaks
the Scotch foursome record for the local course by
stroke. This the biggest day in the his
tory OF the Cape MAY Club far number OF
PLAYERS was concerned, 100 being the number
corded on the covers during the day.
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sEAwANHAKA CoRINTHIAN SCHEDULE.

Special races of the eawanhaka Corinthian Club
are scheduled for Labor Day. and September 4.
> and the regular annual autumn of the
club will sailed the Sound. On Saturday. Sep
tember g. in addition to the regular classes, races
will given for the 30-foot class of sloops race
abouts and Seawanhaka knockaoout classes
manned by Corinth!an crews. Prizes will be award
ed TO the winners in each class. and a Corinthian
crew prize to the members of each winning crew.
The orders for the 15-foot class OF one design
boats number twenty.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
HARBOR HILL.
NETWORK GOLF
TIFFANY BREAKS TWO RECORDS.

Two new records within week is the perform
ance credited TO Gilman P. Tiffany. of the PowetOn
Golf Club of Newburg. On Monday Tiffany made
the double card of the butcher links at Pawlng
in - his card being:
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Total
BROOKLYN TEAM @.
CoIJrMRIA OVAL CLUB WINS.

Paterson, y. j., Aug. q CSpeciaD-The Columbia
Oval Cricket Club played their championship match
of the New-York Cricket Association series with
Team B. of the local club here to-day and re-
turned to New-York victors by runs and six
wickets to spare. The fine stand Of r. Cobban and
II n wilkinson. who contributed % and g, not
out. respectively to the Columbia total. was the
oea;r factor in the result For Paterson, A. Bunce
ma p sutton were the chief contributors. with l5
ar GA - The totals were: Paterson, Team B. 81:
CoIum bia II for four wickets-
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STATE MATCH.

From the above IL will be seen that the greatest
Improvement in shooting among regiments is that
OF the 9Th Regiment. which made rs points to the
better of last wears score. for which no small
credit is due Captain Winterroth who has
worked haru in the riTte shooting department.
the regiment for many years In the Naval Militia
Improvement is in the lSt Naval Bat
TALON. which has climbed up los points ahead Of
last years score. Both battalionS are well up in
the list. which Is all the more TO their credit, as
they lack the rifle shooting facilities which
t.onal Guard organizations have.
In the First Brigade match all the teams show
m last years shooting the 7th
Regiment The following are tine scores IN this
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
SOUTH ORANGE.

On their home links yesterday the Harbor Hill
golfers suffered humiliatlng defeat at the hands
of the recently organized New-York Golf Club
Gilman P Tiffany headed the New-Yorkers. while
r. T. P Fiske played No l on the home side; Fiske
beaten up. OConnor Faper ScotI ana Lam
bert did the most credta bic work for Harbor Hill.
Scott beating his man. hose. by L up. Rose has
been playnn capital form recently but yesterday
over a strange course he went TO pieces and won
onIy a single hole during the llatch. Following Is
he
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
GRAVESEND BAY RACE.

One of the best races of the season of the Yacht
Racing Association of Gravesend Bay was sailed
yesterday over the regular courses in the Lower
Bay 1t was under the management of the Marine
and Field Club. The winners in the various classes
were the Sunol the Song and Dance, the Trouble.
the Kepie and the Martha NJ. The Vivian and the
ha SaiiOVers.
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AT HOLLYWOOD LINKS.

Long Branch. N J.. Aug. 9 (SpeciaD-rn the
club foursorne on the Hollywood links this fore
noon, J. j. O'Donohue beat F. z. Henderson and
Mrs A. S. Rossin. l up eighteen holes; J. c.
Phillips and Mrs .. G.. Stackleberg beat Alfred
Macalenan and Miss T R. O'Donohue. Z up and
70 go. The finals were played this afternoon. j. J.
Campbell Phillips and Mrs Stackleberg Up and
TO play. The attendance was the largest seen on
links this
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New-York Athletic Club yesterday. E. c. Schaef-
fer. of Reading Penn. who is the 2N-yard and
haf-mile champion. having won these contests at
the place July Il, was again TO the fore In
the quarter-mile and one-mile swimming races, IN
which he establ shed records.
In the 440-yard contest Charles Ruberl, OF the
NewYork Athletic Club. led Schaeffer for the first
10 yards covering the distance in 1171s which is
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
MAY WINS AT FRoNTENAc LINKS.

In the one-club golf contest, which took place ON
the Frontenac links on Thursday. Winston Lewis
Nav OF the ST Andrews Club of New-York was
the victor. with a score OF e3
The best score made on this course this season
was 40 In the one-club contest. May made 10 ana
A. PLAYING with a midiron. The course was nedVy
because of the rain. and the wind was blowing
gale while the PLAYERS were going around
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Total declared NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
3. Scale die net bat.
KNICKERBOCKER A. c.
G H Hiii dio not bat
MANHATrAN-LIvINGsToN GAME a DRAW

Observation-Disclosures GAME A DRAW.
The Manhattan and Livingston Field Club con-
tested their que championship match at Prospect
Park where some large scoring done. and the
Manhattan team, which the previous Saturday
had been dismissed for 20 runs. up total Of
172- The Livingston men also batted we'll and in
consequence there not time to finish the match
and the result a draw. E. B. Edwards A. E
Jones. A. Smedley and W. Adam all batted well
for Manhattan. while for Livingston those seen to
advantage were NJ r. Cobb. F. A. Sparks, ". S R.
Ogilby, F. A w. Ireland and y. S. Walker. jr.
The
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
KILKENNY WINS.

. There was large crowd present to witness the
.a+.has which were contested at Central Park,
where three games played by the teams which
make the north meadow their headquarters The
zsr,a nsved here between the team OF the steam
So opHnic p and the Kilkenny eleven had pecul-
lar result for so well did the Kilkenny men bowl
H.. tho Ocea mic men were all dismissed for to-
raj Of s OF these j. Spellise with !, and Z wright
with 2 were the only men TO score SO thaI ] nlne
49, ,,,ade ducks eggs For Kilkenny, N Breen
scored Ss of their total OF SO Cor wickes. so that
Kilkenny thus by IL runs
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be sailed. It is open to yachts of any recognized
club. There are four courses-two of ten miles
EACH and two of nine and half miles each. The
75-foot class of schooners and the 70 and 60 foot
class of sloops. VIII whichever course is Sc
lecteu three times The 43. Sc and 80 foot class lass
of sloops will cover them twice. The start Of this
will be at u O'Clock. It is high water at
Scotch Cap on August 90 at $50 2.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
sEAwANHAKA CoRlNTHIAN RACE.

The knockabouts of the Seawanhaka Corinthian
Yacht Club sailed a good race over the clubs inside
yesterday in fresh rortherly breeze. AL
the yachts manned by Corinthian crews, and
they well sailed from start to finish. T. g.
Stewards Gowan and ". A. W. Stewards Bobs had
a stubborn fight for first place, and the former won
finally by margin of minutes 10 seconds.
The summary follows:
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TO ORGANIZE A BROOn TRUST.

Chicago Aug 23.-A dispatch TO The Record Her
aId' from Charleston. Ill, says:
"A company CT Eastern capitalists headed oy W.
A Shepard proprietor OF the Onondaga Whisk
Broom, Works of Syracuse. y. Y. is taking options
on the broom n1anufac curing plants throughout the
country with a view of forming them into one or
ganization with a capital of soO00,1to-
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SCHAEFFER'.S NEW RECORD.
FAST WORK BY PENNSYLVANIA SWIM
MER AT TRAyERS ISLAND.

The second of the series of swimming races. in
which this years national amateur championships
are being decided. took place in the inlet OF the
Sound at Travers Island under the auspices of the
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

on the Orange Oval this afternoon The home team
took on batting streak in the latter part of the
game and won handily Kebler who pitched for
New-York. made home run. The by in
nings:
r H
New-York A. Go Ii 9
Batteries-orange, Hope o'NeiI: New-York Kebler
NJ
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has arrived here and will remain several Gays 70
make ARRANGEMENTS to enter the university tnis
fall His admission to the university Will Sredtiy
strengthen old Nassau's golf team wnlon Is AZ
ready considered one of the strongest among me
big colleges With four men like James L. Conk-
lin Percy Pyne and F. o. Reinhart on the team
the college world mas strong reason for expecting
big things from Princeton during the next aca-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
ROCHESTER WINS IN TENTH INNING.

Rochester defeated Newark in another extra inn
Ing game at Newark yesterday. securing five runs
IN the tenth by Clyner. Devlin and Nc
Intyre, a base balls and singles by Zelmer,
Dillon and Francis. In their half Of the tenth
Newark rallied at the bat and scored two runs on
four sing and infeid out.
ThieUan pitched fine ball. not a hit Oelng Sc
cured of his delivery up the ninth. RochesIer
and Newark play two games there tomorrow Inc
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ROCHESTER.
NEWARK
Totals ...-35 I 8 80 10 a

'Ratted for Daily p.nth inning
Newark ..-------.--.---.o J q
Earned run<-Newark 2 Two-base hits-Zeirner Nc
ntyre Stolen hases-Schrall o. Devlin C2) Zener Hay
Ten Dillon. Sacrifice hits-Day. Dillon. Dennis leil
5ases-Newark 4 Rochester First base on err3I n
Newark I: Rochester. 3. First base on baIis-oh
stocksdale 5 Thielnlan, C. Struck out-by STOCKS
dale 3; Thielman g. Wild pitch % By NJ
Passed bzflx-Thzckera Dillon. Ene-Z-5h
sharkey. Attendsnce-iel0
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CONNECTICUT STATE LEAGUE.

Al w-Eaven-Ffrst game. New-Fia"en Q: Norwich'
nWelve innings: second game New-1aVen l. -so"lC'
(caled seventh inning.
At Hartforo-First game Hartford. a. BflogepTt- -
second game, Hartford. .: Bridgeport. J.
At Springfeia-Springhel6 g. Waterbury. =
Al Ne--fondon-N -NeB-Lordor z Mertden- 4
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CHICAGO. u: BOSTON. s.

Chicago Aug. 23.-For four innings WINS was a
enigma. After that time the local players MI ~
- IN o-,e-x of the ground and won they
pIeasea A fast double play by Shafer Lo~e Sa ato
Ian ~ ~ r. H. z
chicago .......-....o o9s z 3 dI-5 10 3
Pstreries-Mene<ee and King: Willis and hittreose-
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-,r,,,.orrpHIA Q: CINCINNATI. I.

Cincinnati, Aug 23.-The Cincinnati team by
sor,e very bad playing in the fifth and sixth IN
nings allowed the .Philadephias 10 beat them OUT out
to-Sav Frazer pitched nice ball. though ne was
HI, hard in the second and ninth innings Ihlel-
MAJ on the other hand. was wild Attendance
s5gn The score: W e
55l3e 5anelGnIJt 55It.. ------o Q 1-e ID
p....-+ss-7rielruan Bergen: Frazer and Douglas
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
NELSON LODGE.
TEAM c VICTORIOUS.

The Kings County Club had a contest of the
Prospect Park Cricket Association championship
series with Brooklyn's Team c. and suffered defeat
by 4s runs after pleasant game D. Thorne batted
well for the Winn ers while E O. Challenger did
great execution with the ball and captured
vickets at a low cost. The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

Total .....-......1Oi Total
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AT THE HUDSON RIVER CLUB.

on their clubhouse. at Ninety-second-st- and the
North River to-day the Hudson River Yacht Club
will hold its annual aquatic sports. II will be la
dies day. and the guests viii watch the sports
from the club veranda.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
SCORES At CREEDuOOR.

Creednoo-. Long Island. aug. 3 (SpecfaD--Ths
third supplementary practice day Of the season
held here to-day for the sharpshooters' class
at 500 and 6o0 yards The attendance large
and the weather fine. with a light IL o'clock wind
The shooting and Issuing OF decorations were under
the supervision OF Major w H. Palmer. acting in
spector OF small practice, y. G. N Y. The
scores of the officers follow
Seventh Regiment. Lieutenant J. c. De Mile. AZ sth
Regiment Lieutenant E Se,ger, t IS: 9th Regiment.
Sergeant E w Ganey. -: 18th Regiment, Lieu
tenant W D. Kountze. A. Captain J. " S Clsland. 44;
Regiment. Captain G. H Kemp. y: 18th Regiment
Captain G F. Bruckman as; 22d Regiment. Lieutenant
z. F. Toussis 43: 18th Regiment Captain z. E. jan
fist Regiment Lieutenant J. z Eben,
c kuehnle. -. e. Lieutenant
McLeer. Naval Battalion. LandSman c. D. Ran
dali ~: % Naval Battalion. Gun Captain =. r
Sackey. ~.
Interesting records have Just been formulated Of
the scores made Creednnoor in the big matches
few days ago. with comparisons Of scores made
last year Nearly all the teams show a big i'm
proveulent over last years shooting. and the fol-
lowing official records will be found Of special
tereSt.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
GAMES TO-DAY.
THE RECORDS.

G. Louis Aug s3.-New-YOrk won from St
To,,s today after pitchers battle between Tay-
Io- and C!rrie a wild pitch and Bowerman's error
<nIsb - the ST. Louis team score in the fifth
a.TarSsnce 400 The
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
GRIFFIN WINS ARDSLEY HANDICAP

Eugene Griffin won the monthly handicap at
ArdsIey yesterday with the credtable score OF 49,
Many of the clubs members unable TO take
part owing to absence from town. but of the twelve
starters eight returned complete cards o. P
Conant made the gross Of s6 and tied for
third place in the handicap withSN- French sum-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

Al Provi6encA-Torouto g: Providence, ; =
~ Worcester ffrst gsme)-Worcester. .; MontreaIs
tsecond camel Worcester. 2. Montreal. o.
PToyi6ence-Providence. ,. Toronto. O.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
STATE IEAGEE

At -Bnghanton stopped
by the first half Of the rfh inning. Score 10 in
favor Bsnghsmion-
Al Alosny-Aibany ]. Hon. z
At Trcy-Troy. 8: Utica 2
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
HANDICAP AZ SHINNECOCK HILLa

Southampton. y. Y. Aug % (SpectaD-L. c.
Murdock the handicap at Shinnecock His
Twenty started in the regular handicap here to-day
L. c. Murdock easy winner with s4-12-72.
Murdoch made the last nine holes in 81. The low
e.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT PHILADELPHIA


AT PHILADELPHIA
~7s-.,s,s O 0 ! o o 0 o-1
GLfIsEeI1hts '--.o 6 0 o x-l2 Is !
Batteries-Lunbo-n, Moore Benis; Wilson and
At BALTIMORE
Baltimore ..-..---.---i 2 j 6ts 20
Patteries-Kato Butler Wiltse; Patterson. Piatt
and Z. NcFarlsrd.
a. RHE
3 sosfon TONS .,,--.--.--...9 o % o
Fa-teres-s2arks and Criger: Powell and Kahoe
AT WASHINGTON
Washington ..-...-..--.1 o o o @ o Ks
Detroit ......--..--.....0 0 o o 1-2
Battersss-Patten and Drin: Mccarthy and McAnister
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

The result of the handicap against bogie compe-
tition played week was also decided TODAY.
which was won by Ward Ci- Thomas, 3 up on oogle,
with T. n Holton second, with up Both were
nriZ
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
EAST ORANGE VICTORS.

East Orange, y. J.. Aug. 23 (SpeciaD.-The East
Orange Golf Club played match game in the
East Jersey League series this afternoon with the
South Orange tleld Club. The score:
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BROOKLYN WINS.
CHAMPIONS BEATEN AFTER CLOSE sTRUG-
GLE

jottst,,rg Aug. g The Brooklyns to-day won
.,,sz,rr game from the Pittsburgs. Lever was
hi- hard especially in the third inning. when four
three -bargers and one single netted four earned
rms PiTtsburg came near winning out IN me
rjrrh coming within OF tying the score AT
The
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WHAT'S YOUR BUSINESS.

Maybe find to-day In the "LiftIe
Ada of the People" what you have been
looking months for.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

Cape May N j. Aug . (SpeciaD-In the eighteen
hole medal play tournament the Cape May
links r W Harvey and H B. Hepburn. IT., ued
for the first place The best ten cards turned in
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
AMERICAN CLUB SPECIAL CONTEST.

The race committee of the American Yacht Club
announces a special at p. m. Thursday.
August 2S for raceabouts and design classes Of
Yachts. They to sail twice courses four
and seven-eighths miles in length. Long Island
Sound, off Milton Point
On Friday. August %. the clubs open regatta will
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
FEW SCORES FOR PRESIDENTS CUP.

Plainfeld. " J.. Aug. o (SpeciaD--Although quite
a number of golfers of both sexes were out at the
Park Golf Club course this afternoon, but half
dozen turned in for the President'c Cup
The at it's best The scores:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

The Queens County Club played the Bermudas
and gained a victory In a closely contested game oy
runs This was due in great measure TO the
hating of J. Maher who contributed II, and j
Cyrawmer who made Il. For Bermuda, the chet
scorers were F. Gibbons, with l6, and A Lampert
and n Gilbert with each. The totals were; ber-
rnuda, a; Queens County. 5S
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
TIE AT CAPE MAY.

Miss NJ. F Hewitt won the womens puttns
match with score Of 4s. Miss Frazer was secono
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

The third game at Central Park was between the
West Indians and Antilles. The West Indians hao
much the this contest. but the Antilles men
played for a draw and succeeded in their object
for they had still wicket to fall when time was
called d. Goodrdge with score of IS for the
West Indians. the chief scorer in the game
The totals were: West Indians. 75; Antilles, 56 for
Wickets.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
PATERSON WINS

The Paterson Club had Nelson Lodge as oppo-
nents in their League championship match at Pros
pect Park and rather easily by 63 runs af
ter declaring their innings closed. with only four
wckets down. r C. Warburton and ". Bunce
made q useful stand for the winners. while W
Dodds achieved success with the ball and captured
five wickets for tWenty-one For Nelson Lodge
R. ". r. Powell did the best batting while s
Holloway and T. Blundeu also got into double
figures The score:
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oRANGE DEFEATS y. Y. a. c.

Orange y. J.. Aug. % tSpeciaD.-The Orange
Athletic Club defeated the New-York Athletic Club
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ALL WOOL A YARD WIDE. NO SHODDY-
REMARKABLE GAINS.

The circulation of The New-York Tribune
shows a gain of over II per cent Daily and
more than IL per Sunday for July. 1902.
A. compared with the same month In 1901.
and 1t II still HrOwJ
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
EASTERN LEAGUE.
JERSEY CITY PLAYS FINELY AND DEFEATS
BUFFALO

The local team easily defeated the Buffalo nine
al Jersey City yesterday. having the game in hand
from the opening inning when they made three
earned runs. They decisively outbatted and out
feIGed the visitors, who unable 10 solve
WooCs's pitching. The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
ST. LOUIS.

Earned rurs-St Louis. 1: New-York. 3. TV-o-hase
r.+s-S-oo Taylor Sacrifice hits-HarrTnan- Ryan Nc
-s1r Double pIays-SmooI and Ryan: Kruger Farreii
sna Brashear: smith and MoGann, Bowerman and Nc
,-s,- stolen bases-Smoot- Donovan. Bresnahan:
Browne smith. HIT by p,tcher-By Taylor / Wild Wmd
pT, pr, ~ cIrrfe 3: by Taylor 6 Left hases-St-
90 : New-York 9 Tine-1:51. Unnpire-F1rslie
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
BASEBALL.
OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

GAME
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
,.eotl,-n q. Pi-tst1Irg, s. Chicago. Ii: Boston s
>-evr-York Louis 3 philadelphia. o. Cincinnati :
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
z,-5- 81 Louis. q. Philadelphia. 12: Cleveland,1
tssi-irnors Chicago. 6 Washington, 6; Detroit 2
GAMES TO-DAY.
Louis Brooklyn at Chicago Uwo
rS;-+shrrg ~
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JAMAICA BEATEN By MIDLAND.

In the team match series tor the golf champion
ship of Long Island yesterday the Midland team. of
Garden City. beat the Jamaica team by so to o. The
match was played at Garden CITY Inc summary:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
BROOKLYN


rs-nss r,1Ds-Pi;tsburg :: Brooklyn @ T~o-hase M
-T1Clan Three-base hus-Leach Shechard noLah -.
Donovan. Hughes Home Tun-Iahen sacTllee Tne- ~
Esener O. Conroy. Dahlen First base on oarIs-oi e+
s..Es- of Hughes by pitched bal-NN serlel;
I4rrhes struck out-By Lever. by Hushes i esse-
t.Tfs-Wsu 2 Trae-2:o0. Crnpire-1rwin
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
BUFFALO,.
JERSEY CITY.

ats-Oakee Law Three-base hit-Carr Sacrifice hits
shincle. %. Woods MiIligan Left on bases
Jersey City 3. Buffalo Stolen base-Nattress First
base bals-oa Woods First base on errorsIJersey
city. out-By Woods. 3; by Hooker. J. Dodole
p1ay-MiHigan Law. Time-1:25- Umpire-kgan-
ance-
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WHAT'S yOTR BTSINESSF

Maybe you find to-day in the HsLfttle
Ads. the People, what have been
looking months for.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

In the adjutant generals match. which was won
nv the 6sth Regiment. the this year 130
points against f42 last year which is falling or
The 69th REGIMENT won the contest last year also
With a score of I05 points. the Eth Regtment
won the ma iOr generals match. open to teams of
sixteen men each. 1t also won the match last year
on a score of 59S points
The highest score ir the Governors Cup match
was 90 points of a possible 100. three men tleiag
for frsf nIace with the above In the shoot
OF First Sergeant c. VI Smith was the winner.
with N pointS TO his credit. There were 1o+ COM
DaritOrS in he match