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New-York tribune., 1902-08-06
THE RACETRACk.
par EXCELLENCE WINS THE ALABAMA
STAKES AT SARATOGA
rBx TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

Saratoga. Aug. 5-GunAre. the property Of VIII
IAN g Whitney. president Of The Saratoga track,
was badly beaten today n the Alabama Stakes,
FOR t!ree-yea--old lilies, owing. in part at least
70 bad handling OF the part Of Burns. who rode
her The boy was not blame. however, as he
followed the orders OF John E Madden. who trains
-be auy Nj Madden appears TO have overrated
f5unfre lie has said that she IS the equal Of
Blue Girl.
before the race was run Nj Madden instructed
Burns 70 so CUT and run the pacemakers into the
ground and then come on and win. IN view Of the
fact nat Hatasoo is one Of the feetest sprinters
tn the world II seems that 9Ir. Madden would
never have given such order unless he had
thought Gunire q world heater. The upshot of Il
was that Gun5-e killed herself killing Ha1asoo, and
Par Excellence. at 70 TO : came on and beat Lux
Casta a head, Gunire finishing outside the money
Six thousand persons saw the cling, and the fash
ionable element predominated, as Monday, the
clubhouse veranda being gay with millinery and
costly gowns
n view Of Gunhre's fast work the talent could
not see how she could lose. and she was always
tavortte closing at TO Dave Gideon favored
his flIy Josepha nightly. and he and his follow
e7s played her down 20 20 ?. Hatasoos well
known objections 20 going distance resulted in
odds Of 10 ! being freely laid against the winner
Of the Brighton Oaks It was the general notion
that the race lay between these three, and Lux
Casta al thirries. Bessie Mccarthy sixties and
Fernesole at fortes the despised and neglected
outsiders. Mary Worth, Plum Tart and Barouche
were scratched
The start for the Alabama Stakes was Just IN
front Of the clubhouse. bad position. the drst
turn is less than sixteenth away Josepha- Lux
Casta and Fenesole INDUCED IN s. vicious kicking
match, in which none were hurt although Lux
Castz holder OF the worlds record for six f1rlongs
on 4 circular track narrowly missed Nj Gideons
big dIly They were all OF well when the barrier
went up. but Fenesole was bumped by Par E1-
ceIlence and fell the rear, Aichaels seeming not
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06
DAVIS LEAVES CRUTCHEs.
TENNIS CUP DEFENDERS WOUNDED
FOOT INJURIES AMERICAN CHANCES
OF VICTORY.

Drawings were made and the teams we're off,
oially named last night for the International
lawn tennis matches that will begin this after
noon en- the courts Of the Crescent Athletic
Club Eighty-ffth-st. and the Shore Road. Bay
Ridge. Captain H. ". Collins manager OF the
English team of challe1gers for the Dwight F.
Davis Cup nominated R. F. Dnherty and Dr.
Joshua PIN. both former champions OF all Eng
land. for the singles. and the Doherty brothers
for the doubles. On the American side the
players nominated are William a. Larned the
national champion in the singles. Malcolm D.
Whitman. ex-championf for the singles. and
HoIcombe Ward and Dwight 2. Davis. national
ard international title holders. in the doubles.
When the drawings were made for the opening
singles matches that will begin at $50 this
afternoon. Whitman drew Dr.. PIN and Larued
was left with R. F Doherty as his opponent
1t was learned that Davis has suffered a se-
we're injury. which in a measure. will handicap
the chances Of the Americans gaining the VIC
tory. While bathing at Magnolia Beach. Mass.
last week Davis cut his right foot badly. and was
obliged 10 use crutches for several days This
is the true reason for the change in the playing
schedule ard the doubles match being put over
from Thursday until Friday. the last day of the
competitions. Davis was able 70 walk about
the courts yesterday, but he viii not get any
practice before the match. on which much
depends the holding Of the cup in this country
IL is thought that b. resting that Davis vii be
able to 90 into the courts and play with his ac-
customed vigor without fear OF opening his
wound. Tie result Of Davis's injury has tnau-
enced the betting and the Englshmen are now
the tavorices at . 70 8
It intimated by Captain Collins that X
F. Doherty would play a better game under
the American style of attack than his brothsrs
II DCb n the All
England title So far their practice goes
both appear 70 be playing equally we'll Dr.
PIN has got 10 the TOP OF his form and IS now
in fire trim. He again engaged both OF the
Dohertys yesterday and came out with Tying
colors. From the standpoint OF the Britons'
they expect to take the two matches from
Larned and the doubles from Ward and Davis
This will give them possession OF the cup
Whitman gave Larned an abundance OF hard
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06
GOLF.
HANDSOME PRIZES FOR EKWANOK
GOLFERS-TRAVIS TO PLAY IN
OPEN TOURNEY.

The tournament committee Of the Ekwanok Golf
Club Of Manchester. Vt. announced yesterday the
programme for the annual open tournament on
August u Is and Is This committee includes
James I. Taylor of Dyker Meadow; Paul Water
man of Englewood, \. VI. Reed, of Lakewood. ana
George a. Orvs. OF Manchester It has already
secured Walter J. Travis one Of the contestants
and the affair promises TO be one Of the most sue
cessfIl OF the midsummer season The winner
will receive A miniature of the Presidents ChaI-
lenge Cup. presented by Edward 5 IshaIn and
will have his name inscribed on the trophy Itself
There will also be prizes for the best gross score
in the qualifying round. for the runners up ana
for the winners OF the consolation and Governors
Gun contests The affair is open to all amateurs
belonging TO the United States Golf Association
whose rules viii govern throughout Entries close
with Z. II. Clark, secretary OF the cluo' al Man
chester AZ p. m. on August lS The programme
follows:
Thursday. August a. n1G.fying & d,'oIfI roGIna;
for The Presidents Cup; second sN4fTa q1ad roand
t55 9F the os@ soSeESa esaitsn 'fR holes for the ssde
ana consolation cups; losing eight ot tne hrst
sixteen continue TO play for the Governors
Cup.
T'9hs say eighteen holes Tor The Presidents Gov
snaPt, ssTaGts match aIh piay. sishteen holes
Saturday. August IL s:So a. m-F,inals, match play
irst round e.sheen hoiss) 2o p ToIst, A
day SATURDAY open handie@sP @ medal ne & Play o cone ,b
best gross ard net scores
This is only one OF the many attractive tourna-
-1ents arranged for the season On Thursday. Fri
day aad Saturday of this week there will be an
open handicap for the Taconio Cup offered by z
c Ory1s In which prizes Will be offered for the
runner Up winner OF the consolation and handicap
matches on August %. 2 and - there Will be an
oner scratch tourney for cups presented by George
# Thacner ana James l. TAYLOR. in which several
toarnamen Is scheduled tor September Il II and
Il and there will oe several more competitions on
appropriate dates in August and september
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06

and was put out. possibly costing the Brooklyn
men the game.
The home team started off with the lead in the
srst innng KeeIer made a two bagger. took third
on Dolan's out and scored On a hit by Dahlen- N
the second inning Cincinnati scored twice. and took
the lead Steinfeldt safely past DahIen, and
Hahn followed with a baSger &c right Both
scored on a hit by Bergen.
The fifth inning lively one. both teams
adding 10 their totals. Cincinnati rallied after two
men were out. Crawford made two Dagger TO
right field. and Seymour hit safely. bringing him
home Seymour took second on the throw 10 the
plate and scored when Sheckard muffed Peitzs ny
For Brooklyn Kitsou made a three bagger 70 left
centre and scored on d hit BY Keeler- Dolan also
hit safely. On DahIeus fly TO Seymour keeler
scored.
In the next inning the home players tailed an an
other run tving the score. McCreery reached nrSt
on a wild throw by Peitz and stole second Irwin
sacrificed him third and he scored on a nit oy
Flood. Cincinnati broke the tie and won the same
In the seventh inning. Kelley hit safely for two
bases took third on Beclley's hit, and scored on
Seymours out TO keeler. which the Brooklyn cap
tain could not get back 10 the plate IN time 70 nead
The
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06
THE RECORDS.

Nathewson did not pitch badly yesterday as
the score of the game al the Polo Grounds would
indicate. The men behind him simply could not
see the ball as il sent over the plate by Tan
nehill. and New-York not only beaten but
whitewashed. Only seven hits were made Of
Mathewson. Tauuehiu had the local batsren at
his mercy throughout, and as his support was per
feet the home players never had any chance against
their stronger opponents. Leach was so strenuous
in his opposition TO a decision OF Umpire Erlslie
IN the sixth inning that he was sent 20 the bench
Burke taking his place at third base
The champions took the lead in the second in
ming sending two men around the circuit. Wagner
took three bases on A wild throw by Lauder and
scored on a wild pitch. Bransfield followed with
two Dagger to right field. and on similar hit To
left by ConrOy Bransield tailed.
Neither side able TO score during the next
three innings In the sixth inning Pittshurg tailed
what proved TO be the final OF the game NaS-
rer hit safely to left for bases and scored Cn
Ritcheys hit 70 left The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06

and fast work during the afternoon Larned's
play was carefully watched by the experts, and
they feel more confident. as he seems TO be CON-
ing into ole OF his brilliant streakS OF play, and
they think that he will make close match OF
the contest to-day Whitman was superb In
every stroke. and is fit for the hardest test that
can be put upon him. The experts also profess
to believe that the real reason for the selection
of r F Doherty in place OF his brother in ths
singles is that, IT the event of a defeat II can
not be said that the English champion was
beaten on American courts
Richard Stevens will referee OF the
matches. and suitable Iinesrnen viii be selected
from among the expert players Of the sport
The turf courts are in the best possible condl-
ton, and men have been over them carefully
on their hands and knees picking out each BIT
of stone and hard dirt, until the turf Is as
smooth as velvet Admission 20 the grounds
will he nv ticket Of invitation only Special
rangements have been made by which the
steamer General Slocum will leave the foot OF
Twentieth-st-, North River at 1.30 and the
Battery at POS o'clock. going direct 70 ths
clubs dock The return Will be made rron tns
ave elevated road. in Brooklyn. Will also con-
vey passengers 10 within three blocks Of the
grounds
and the points in matches won and lost by each
competing nation is Section 8 OF the rules gov
erning international contests for the Drs-sE- -
Davis Cup. II is as follows;
The PLAYERS shall be chosen IN the single ana
double contests BY their RESPECTIVE captains rom
tnal fOUF players nOtnIndtta tle
lawn tennis association OF the competing naIlons-
Notice Of such nomination snaI oe senC % Ins
secretary OF the lawn tennis association or the
opposing nation less than twenJy-one DAYS
previous 70 the date of the beginning Cf a tie and
in such q way that IL shall reach him not less
than seven days before the beginning or play.
Should four players he nominated. II shall at ths
time be stated which are TO take part IN the
singles and which in the doubles Each tie SEau
be decided by the combined results Of singles and
doubles and the side wh4ch shall win the uaportry
of matches shall be the winner OF the prize
In the above regulations. one nation playing
against another is regarded a tie, singles
and doubles are regarded as separate contests
and the best OF five advantage sets - regar1eo
as a match The players IN singles and Gouoies
are regarded as separate teams and the players
in the combined contest as a side
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06

10 try 70 get her rp Immediately Hatasoo and
GUnfre went out and ran their graceful heads on
leaving the rest four lengths astrrn When they
stopped as they had 70 90. Josepha, Par ExceesCe @
and Lux Casta moved up ana Pa pesSeH Ie -, l-l sni
WondeTlv and Redfern drove their mounts on alone
the last sixteenth pole Lux Easta led ~ d
n seE @ ogt LIZ te & EeoIeFn az RS 4o11f and te Kantaka
selling plater for that Is all she is sndsd ne pr1ae @
she si-9jv reeIea 1nder the Wire She IS no Blue
Girl vet a while. Hatasoo finished last
" hile Ar Whitney was disappointed y SGI.!.lsL S..L
s6e was fsvoTite. rolling IN Two lengths before
leo 10 shot O'Connor gave aighlaaGer trlgnI sa,I
o a I.ae LanSensa sss- peI-q coy5 nun hir up
Zoroaster broke the track record LOT 1lie n u Le
second race II vas formerly ne He!a Y; 9Y ne ats t
two-hfths Of a second from it to-day, beating
conandrun the favorite. by three lengths rs 11 Only
sgeT the | f FaSe sa6 f9T Of e sre he Seemed TO
have no chance At all. but he came on Win me ,
a difaculf passsge untii he finally saw that Won
Derry had LEFT opening on ne Ta e.q l, tIe-t'
and won bv a head Both colt and rider accom-.
Rsd Fs genuine 5at was aF claimed the other day
at Brighton after she had been beaten ten in selling ing
back Her share Of to-day's stake was $4,000
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RAcE-2-year-ofds: 81 furlongs- St, Pi,
Burns & warehouses ch- & Alsono; 5y IN
pssss5s;sS, 4afs5ssaxsis2na.: js.s:25 q i
Lady
scoser lO3 0-ochranD and 40 70 = Gra1tsoa!e
lSlez) loo 70 and 20 20 ! Hlgn SHs.cslloI 70
Lynne 70 / /: Guy PARK lGS lcSuln'er o :
70 / sqaanto 10 tfcichaelsl. 100 70 ana % %
Empress of India Jackson). 80 70 a-a 70 70 =
Candle rs (aIartin1, and 70 ! Lec'Ietlon 1S
Smith 70 70 and /. and Dazz!l-g ioo
% / also start poor IRVING % q '-
Iirre. 17oT-
SECOND RAcE-SeIling; years and over Hl-le-
A Shields l. z Zo-oaster by Rayon cor . =
Astoria. 9. 10 -ftaeSAet--1 n
Sosaai5 SSfso1s5Iai i ioi sdiohaeis5 iOi Il
Hans Wagner lOs Cochran. 30 10 and 70 l. NUS &
dora Callahan. 30 and o 10 l. SIC LDCAts'
- Dreamer 50 70 !. also ran start good
THIRD RACE-Msiaen 2-year-ods apprentice riders Ss
fSFlongs
August Belrnont's ch. c. Yardarrn. BY
Henry q Navarre-gseuit. I12- lsnydeT}
EsFsisnHs. Ios - CIiugass5, st.fs5 g -
Ely1ng Jtb. III -t---S' .
Leader lzS C7erkins) 10 5 and 70 = MiohaelZas;
. Dainty. I09 tBurkhart( % % ana -
70 !: Farcratt. 112 iScott) 20 70 and SS
112 (Egelbernb. and % J.; Moile tS,sn 20
fTheirae) IS l. Hr. Dinsle IL t9ae4
20 20 - sno Snowman IL ,SlaIras' 10 70
snd 20 ; also start fair Driving by -
betting.
FOURTH RAcE-ALABAMA STAKES; S-year-old hliies;
1-Is niles
Pepper Stables b. 2 Par Excellence: by -
Ksnlaks-Lsdy Pepper. 1l6. lElecfeTnl ~ - IL
Lax Casia. il6- (tA onaeflyg
Sssephz ......--.........--. -Codom) e-2 4-o
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06
FOXHALL 2. KEENE TELLS WHY.
SUPERIOR TEAM PLAY DEFEATED AAiERl-
CANS AT POLO.

Among the passengers who arrived the steam
ship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse yesterday was
Foxhau P. Keene the polo player. Mr. Keene
was accompanied by his wife and looked TO be il
the best OF health. Mr.. Keene said his arm was
as good ever, and that he had entirely re-
covered from the effect of his fall several months
ago.
were inferior players" SAID Mr.. Keene in talking
about the recent polo matches in England, and
not because they have better horses. thought
nv friends who have arrived before me. would
have framed up better than the old story
of poor horsefesh, but see II remains for me 10
tell all I know. Now. the secret of the English
mems success is their combination play, There
they play in teams while We played every one for
himself. None Of us played in his usual home
form know | did not, and II is all because we
did not adopt the combination play.
at is uncertain whether we shall play again
next year I really don't the use. It IS my
private opinion that the cEp viii remain tn Eng
land for dfty years at least The Englishmen are
always prepared 10 get beating however. Be-
fore the match had been played in London we
handed letter by thsn which contained a
challenge to play US next year in case Won.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06
POLO.
COUNTRY CLUB OF wEsTCHEsrER DEFEATS
THE BRYN MAwR TEAM AT SARATOGA
tav TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUHE-l

rsY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE
Saratoga. y Y Aug 5--The continued me
weather greatly improved the field Of the Saratoga
Polo Club where this afternoon the Country Cluo
Of Westchester met the BTyn Mawr team 4Ae
contest was the first for the Hitchcock cups IN the
annual tournament Of the local club. The West
chester team included z. s Reynal. J. g cooley
tr A. c. Brokaw and :. / Blair. and the bryh
Mawr team was composed of c. r Snowden. G. ".
Kendrick, NJ. @ Rosengarten. il, ana Charles
Wheeler II was a handicap contest, the west
chester men having eleven goals at the beginning
Of the game which gave them quite an advantage
The game proved the best exhibition Of polo tnat
has been seen here this year, and the play was
fast and furious from beginning 70 end. the contest
betng plaved 20 the limit, At sac ?. m the score
stood l5s 10 Il in favor Of the Westchester club
Tha individual and team work elected hearty ap-
1lause The Westchesters earned only nNe so3Is
and lost a quarter of goal on safety, While the
Frvn Mawrs earned "A goals. The lineup;
countr7, Club Of westchester-No / E 5 Reyn9L 8
" - Croe- 3, No 3. J. ! BIair s; Dach'
u e r,rcEau & Total handicap II
NaTvr-Nn. T. g K SnowdeH, .; No = IeorSe "
E1an5-jcs g No ". g. Rosengarten, jr 3. back.
Charles wheeler :. Total handicap. %
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06
HARNESS RACING
RATHER TAME DAY IN GRAND CIRCUIT
AT BUFFALO.
AT BUFFALO.

Buffalo Aug 5.-The second day Of the Grand
Circuit was rather tame Direct Hal and The Roman
repeated their victories Of earlier in the season
both getting their races easily. The only excite
ment came in the first heat OF the Pa pace when
there collision the first turn. the drivers
of King Charles and GrasshcQper being unseated-
Grasshopper made the circuit OF the track without
a driver but King Charles was stopped. Cooper.
who drove the former not hurt, but Maloney.
the owner Of King Charles. got black eye and A
badly skinned cheek. The judges ruled that as the
collision seemed unavoidable all the horses would
start in the other heats. Maloney got up behind
King Charles and IN the third heat made a plucky
drive. getting second place and third money in the
Direct Hal had the pole and was always in 'front.'
in the Pa pace Geers being compelled 10 reduce
his horses record TO win. The Roman drew sixfh
position in the 21S trot. but went through the
horses and won easily. Both were heavy favorltes
Direct Hal at so against Sl5 the field and The
Roman al $50 gainst SO
The go pace was also decided in straight heats
being procession In each instance. Gold Brick
was held al $50 70 81 in the pooling Summaries;
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06

meet this competition of NewYork firms that have
ests blIxhed branches here without having
pete with pedlers also. Mr- Brennan admitted
however that the tipSterS would be affected Dy
the ordinance. The tipsters themselves think Mr..
ure ana that they desire 10 Danish the vendors OF
ure and that they desire TO Danish the vendors OF
tips from the streets of Saratoga and vicinity OF
~ rzcerrackS order their patrons from
the annoyance OF being assailed by countless yell
ing agents The tpsters have not been having
nT6ftabie season thus far. and the action Of the
village trustees may put them out of business en-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06
SWINHIEG.
CHAMPIONSHIPS TO BE HELD AT TRAvERs
ISLAND

The second series Of swimming under the
auspices OF the New-YrOk Athletic Club will be
held at Travers Island-on- -the-Sound. Saturday,
August 3. at p. m when the following contests
viii he held
Four hundred and forty-yard and mile ANA
teur Athletic Union championship 22O-yard hardi-
cap and 1i0-yard novice The course will be 10
yards, and all races above 10 yards will be with
a turn. and slack possible. The
standard ANA ateur Athletic Union die medal will
be awarded TO first. second and third in the cham
pionship race. and the New-York Athletic Club die
medals for handicap ana novice Competl-
tons begin the arrival Of the l2:45 p m train
from hundred twenty -lint-st. and Third
Entries close on August l3 with the secretary
Of the New York Athletic Club.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06
PROFESSIONAL MATCH AT FOX HILLS

Isaac S Mackie, who has taken charge OF the
green's at Fox Hills, is 70 play John Pierson. pro-
fessional. at the Richmond County Country Club
the first half of thrty-six hole match at the Fox
Hills links beginning at , p m to-day. The return
half will be decided Richmond County. AS both
men were drilled IN the same shop at Ely England
where they were associates OF Braid. considerable
local interest is being manifested IN the result
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06
DorGLAs LOWERS 4 RECORD.

Manchester. Vt Aug. 5 (SpeciaD.-The qualifying
round in the open handicap tournament for the
Laconic and Ondawa cups presented by Edward c.
Orvis. manager of the Equinox House, will take
place on the El;wanok links here tomorrow MORN
ing \ large nurnDer Of metropolitan golfers who
will play in the open tournament for the first Presi
dent Isham Cup here next week. have entered. and
the play promises 10 be fast The record for the
course was lowered to-day by Findley s. Douglas
and Craig Hamilton. both getting Is The pre-
vious record was 76. held by Perctval Gilbert
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06
BROOKLYN BEATEN BY CINCINNATI
KITsON's CARELEssNEss IN LAST INNING
PROBABLY LOST GAME TO
HOME TEAM
HOME TEAM.

Those who visited Washington Park yesterday
witnessed another spirited green diamond battle
between the Brooklyn ana Cincinnati teams There
was plenty Of good hitting. and the fielding
work on both sides was fast the spectators wit
messed a capital battle. IN the ninth inning, lust
when the home players seemed 20 have chance TO
win out Kitson. who third went 70 sleep
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06
ANOTHER BLOW AT THE TTPsTERs.

Saratoga, Aug. (speciaD.-The Saratoga village
trustees to-day struck blow at the business Of the
ttpsters by passing an ordinance that Will prevent
them from selling their wires the street and
at the entrance TO the track without the payment
of q license fee Of $50. The ordinance does not
mention the tpsters and Village Attorney Brennan
says il not aimed al them. but was urged by
the Business Mems Association, who think It
enough Of e commercial handicap 10 be forced to
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06
ARCHERS TO MEET.

The next annual target meeting of the National
Archery Association viii be held at Mountain Lake
Park Maryland. August 13. II and IS. Mountain
gheny Mountains, 2.S0 feet above tide water about
midway between New-Yorh and Cincinnati, and
has average summer population OF about three
thousand.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06

Gunh-e. 1e4 (Burns) ? % 10 TO s: Bessie Nc
Carthy. ll6 Spencer 60 to and 10 Femesoe I2I
Nichaes 80 70 and Z 10 l. and Hatasoo 124 CO'Con-
70 aud 70 l. also start fair. Driving by
head. Time. I-47A
FIFTH RAcE-Sellins: years and furIongs.
Mrs. F Farrell's n. c The Musketeer, by
Aaser-o-Sis iinayar. i. HI (Hia-n) = out
Belvinc. / 6Odcn) 20-1 5-I
SadduCee. ;. 10 Connor) 81 Ii
Roue 90 Cochran 20 TO / and l5 l; Bearto. 113
tAichaes) 10 and Flying Buttress 81 Shea.
L 70 and 3 l. and DeiaEoa. 90 (Naugh % l and
% / also Start good Easily by length. Time,
SIXTH RACE-Hsndicap. all ages. u miles.
W c. Whitney's hr {. Nornngside by
Medoler-Sunryside. I. no. tBurns) - 80
Himself. 1 10 tOdor ST 81
CsughnaWaEa ,. WADE 1o'I-l 3u-l
Janice 9S Jackson. - /; Hghlander
!os q Cornor1: 70 and 70 / Nunneral 9s LH' o1der
~ > - and 20 ! and DaHo-Down-Dilly e3 Mich
2esl. 10 : 1 ]. also start poor Easily
by lengths Time 1884, Lsnceman, 100 tRedternl
10 to l and 10 !. left post.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-06
RESULTS IN CHESS TOURNAMENT

Hanover. Aug. SIN the chess tournament here
to-day, JanowsA beat Gunsberg. Mieses defeated
Cohn, Levin succumbed TO Popiel. Mason and
Swiderski drew. Atkins beat Bardelebeu. Marshall
had suffered defeat at the hands OF Tschigorin.
Qlland disposed of Gottschall. and suechting and
Napier had drawn their game. Pllsbury, with a
winning advantage had adjourn his game with
Wolf. The record UP to date is as follows: