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New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
BOSTON wHITEWAsHEs INVADERS
Home Team Makes All It's Runs in Two
Innings-Criger Makes Triple.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Boston. July 27.-The Invaders were whitewashed
in the opening game with Boston here to-day by a
score Of 5 10 O. The visitors were unable to do
anything with Dineens pitching. Criger made a
three-b base hit III the sixth inning that aroused
much enthusiasm.
1 ne Boston men made their first two runs in the
fourth inning four singles. In the sixth inning
La Chance sent out a safe hit. Eherfeld muffed
Ferriss hit. Both scored Criger's triple. D-
neen walked and Dougherty went out on long
fly. which enabled Criger TO tally the third
The score:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
DENIES SARATOGA CLUB is FOR SALE

Saratoga. n. Y. July 27 (SpeciaD.-concerning the
report that Richard A. Canfeld had offered TO sell
the Saratoga Club 10 the Goulds and the polo SET
Mr Garfield said: There is nothing In the story.
and YOU can deny II for me IN the strongest Ian
guage possible. No person or syndicate has an
option on the property and It IS not for sale tns
IDEA OF nv selling $4,000 worth OF properly tol
- Gao Is preoosterous ! expect pass the re-
unaindsr OF my suInmers IN Saratoga
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
NEw.YoRkERs ARRESTED FOR SPEEDING

Bay Shore. Long Island, July FLAMES Coleman
and Dr. r Hazen, OF New-YOrk. were arrested Oh
the South Road yesterday for alleged violations OF
the Bailey law. CtnCerS Cal Mott. who
rested them, allege that they were exceeding six
Teen miles an hour. The accused men were Ar
raigued before Justice Brewster. who imposed on
each fine of so Whica was paid
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28

los Cochran 20 70 and to / and Trtst.sss Of
IIaeCaferty1 ~ to and Is TO also ran star GOD
SEVENTH RACE-Maiden 2-year-olds 81 furlongs
< L NrsVes.s Or + Great Cruising. by
agnef--Eiise lU9 -.---...- -(Dangmau) T-2 rs
Sn.i tect oNIAs. lo5 HACK l5-l 6-1
NCOCOer Sio"ets - .--.--- CNilkerson) 7-2 rs
Waterspout 112 G-arsonl. 10 70 and to l. Fernroo,
u N callahan, 100 70 and 20 /: Ponpano he
ttaicEs 20 and 70 5: Tom ODay, Ii2 (Nc, "a ferty)
30 70 and IS TO l. Emergency IU9 Cannon 80 10
Shq 10 70 hlngsooro ll2 (Foeyl. 100 10 to !.
G2.aen Mallo" Io9 81 Coohran) 90 to J. ana
!le tSoWefy: IL NuIer). > to 2 even. ran
starr fair Won ceverly. Time. I:09.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
ALBANY BEATS SARATOGA.

Saratoga, y. Y. July 2 (Specian.-The-e was q
large attendance of summer visitors the opening
this afternoon OF the annual tournament of the
Saratoga Polo Club. Tie weather was perfect and
the field in good form. The contest was for the
honors Of the Banston Cup. The Albany team had
one goal by handicap. but lost quarter goal on a
safety The score at the close stood Albany. S3s-
Saratoga. s
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
oYkER MEADOW GOLF HANoIcAPs.

The monthly handicap of the Dyker Meadow
Golf Club, postponed from Saturday. will be held
on Thursday The conditions are eighteen holes.
medal play handicap On Saturday there Will be
golf ball sweepstakes, eig hteen holes, matcn play.
handicap against bogte.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28

The Reliance gained on the Columbia min
ute 20 seconds and on the Constitution min
utes 42 seconds The Columbia gained on the
Constitution 3 minutes % seconds.
G. Oliver Iselin, the manager of the Reliance,
naturally was pleased with the decision Of the
committee Il am glad" said he, that the Re
lance has been selected. She has proved her
self a good boat, and I confident that she
viii be successful in defending the Cup"
Asked concerning his plans for the Reliance
in the near future, he said that she would re-
main near Newport for the present, for some
further trial spins after some alterations have
been made in her sails. The Constitution proba-
bly, will be used in the inal trial spins The
Columbia also may remain in commission for a
time
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
A LAST REMEMBRANCE.

ErbeI 6scstaticaIy)-Oh Charlie. would you Sust
as leave propose all over aSlh ana 90 u INTO THIS
phonosraphE
Cholly-N n.y.
Won by after you have gone In and spoken q So
about t.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
Troy. 8. scHENEcrApY-

TROY. 8; SCHENECTADY. 2
Troy .......-........o o o 5-s IS 5
Schenectady .......o l o--2 !
Batteries--Foz and Racter; Mock ard Mcnamara
A. J & c. II; ALBANY. 4
AT Gloversvils- RI E
1ikaay : e.... 9 Q 3 3 : ! 9 5'4 f6 8
s7atteries-eing and McAu,ife; Brown Hastings and
4. ~ SYRACUSE. .: UTICA. l.
S{TTsspse S![Tss ..-.........55 % i
a'te'les-F1Aeld and Cr1Eha-t; Fairbanks and Dono
r,,. BINGHAMroN 4. lion. o
Binghsu uton ..........1 q q o . q q "a q ,
Iion .-..--..,........o o 0 . Q Q 90 8 :
Batteries-Bussey and Devery; scanou and Demore
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
r. soARpmAN NOT TO SAIL YACHT.

Montreal. July 27.-Commodore Reginald Board
man who has been i'll for some time, has been
ordered home to Boston by his doctor and the
Manchester challenger In the Seawanhaka races
will proba bly, be sailed by his cousin.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
RELIANCE TO DEFEND.
Continued from irst page.

spinnaker and in two minutes she sent up
l%:lo:16. The Columbia did not change her sail
At 1910 the Reliance was passing the Consti-
tuition TO starboard.
COLUMBIA HALF A MILE ASTERN.
The Columbia was then half a mile astern.
The wind had now shifted to west-northwest
and had fallen lighter. The leeward mark was
in plain sight, and at 1:07 both the Rel an and
the Constitution took in their spinnakers TO pre-
pare for the windward work, which was sure
to be hard. The new boat passed the older one
Just before they reached the mark, which they
luffed around TO the 'starboard tack like this:
Constitution 1881
Columbia l;l4:is
Following an old rule that the last boat shall
split tacks'' with the others and take a chance
by herself Mr. Morgan put the Columbia on the
port tack as soon she had rounded the mark
tAoreoVer she had q west-goi1g tide under her
lee 10 help her 10 wipdward. She gained on the
others from the beginning of the windWard
work Six minutes 30 seconds on the port tack,
50 seconds the starboard. then l hour. 20
minutes and 30 seconds put her well up in Sea
comet Bay, where she could make the finish in
one tack. and only 80 seconds behind the Con
stitution.
The Reliance made five tacks TO make the
finish. The first was II minutes Is seconds to
starboard. the second 45 minutes 80 seconds 10
port; then + minutes 80 seconds 10 starboard:
another long one of 3S minutes 10 seconds to
port and one Of II n-inutes 10 seconds to the
cross the line.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28

word was received Yesterday nom Geneva- n Z
by Manager Miles Of the National Association o.
Automobile Manufacturers from Secretary Unger
of the progress on the latLers investigating trip
OF the route TO be taken by the organization on lis
endurance test run this fall He told OF the pains
he has taken in examining the roads and or tbs
various stops he made ar each mile for this pur-
pOse and for a thorough measurement He said
that az Chicago he had a talk with manufacturers.
ton of he run
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
JUST ONE WORD.

From The Philadelphia Press
Rev Goodly-of course. Willie. you believe there
Wiibe Ksse9Yes Sir That's what pa says. any
how. - 49,. 40
Willie k1se-Ffe doesn't say thing about H. he
Just n
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
ST. LOUIS. 4; CHICAGO. 8

St Louis. ..o.........o 2ooI . % 10
Chicago 0 o o 0 o Is q
Observation-Disclosures and Killing; Murphy and Ryan
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28

7 I
Earned runs-Boston. 5: New-York. !. Two base hits
&c Csreai1ssr Ab6Stichjo Mertes Lauder Dunn Home
on bases Boston, 4; New-YOrk. 8 Stolen baseLauder
Double pays-Dlnn Babb and NcGann; Lauder. Dunn
ana McGann- First base bals--On Pittenger, 2 OFF
Taylor Hit by pitched baBy Pittenger. struck out
BY Taylor. g; by PitIeuger, 3 Tina OF game, 2;lS
LLnpire-JOhnsLon. Attendance. 700
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
10, CINCINNATI. ;

At Cincinnati r II. q
Pittsburg ........-..O 10 4
Cncinnau ..........O ! O o o. 3 5
Batteries-L1eever and Smith; suthoH Petz. At
tendance. $500
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
81. Lor1s. .. cLEvELANp. 5.

AZ g. Louis f.. h z
s. Louis 5sa -,..........S 2S9 E i 2
Eatteries-Sud!off and kahoe; joss and Abbott.
DETROIT 6; CHICAGO. 8
At Chcago- X n 70
Chicago ..........0 0 2-3 !
Eartcr{es-Pattersoa Altrcck and Mcfarland; Aullln
and Mcclure. Atte ndance. I. 100
PHILADELPHIA. ,; WASHINGTON. o
At Philadelphia K ID n
Wsshingt0n ........0 0 90 !
Battsrie=-Orth ana Kittredge "addeli and Sohre'A'
Attendance. S. .2S6
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
NEw.ENeLANo LEAGUE GAMES.

Al Observation-Disclosures. 10: Haverhill 6
At -Bedford-Nashua, 8; New-Bedford, q
Al Lawrence-Concord. Is; Lawrence. 4
A. Fan River-Fail River. 8: Lowell g.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
THE AUTOMOBILE.
Report of C. g. Dinsmore, Who Rode for
This Country in Ireland, Says Amer
leans Had Uphill Fight.

Clarence Gray -Dinsmore, representing the Autc-
mobile Club OF America al the Gordon Bennett
Cup race in Ireland July :. has sent report of
the race 10 the club. II was received yesterday.
and included the distance covered an hour BY t5e
various contestants as follows JenatZy. +9-2S De
KnyF 47s5; Farman, 47.22; Gabriel. 45S3; Edge.
81 10 Mr. DinSmore said the American team
Grand Duke OF MecklenbUr -Schwerln has offered
his territory for the race. which IS 10 De held II
Germany next year
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
cREsTWooD A. C. WINS.

The Crestwcod Athletic Club on Saturday de-
teated the Waverly High School nine. The score:
Waverly \ C...........I O o 0 0 o zoos 8 &
CrestTood A. C....-.....0 0 0 0 0 O . 0 o SIS s
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28

Earned Tuns---I3T00hyn 2. bdses-BT0OkIyn.
Philadelphia. 5 Two base hit-McCreery. Stolen bases
Double pIays-Roth and Gleason; Jones. Dehlen and
DOYLE Flood Doyle Sacrifice bits-Strang Dahen.
First base or bals-of Jones 8; off Sparks, 4 Hit
by pitched ball--B: Sparks Struck out-By Jones.
by Sparks. 2 Wild pitch--sparks- Time, 1;5o Umpire
Emsiie. Attendance, $500
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28

AZ Newark r n
Newark .-.-.....2 ;
Providence ......2 4-IS -
Batteries-Bu1ks Mortarlty spiesman and Thiery:
Conn Dlggns.
Jersey CITY BREAKS EVEN.
Al Jersey City ChTFt gamel- x Lo
Eatteres-Pfanmiiier and Dillon: wahfer. FalkeneeEs
and McAuley.
Second game = fG "a
SfSfys.i SS5Sfy iT'H...''0 2 o IL II
2atterss-Mccann and Dillon: Neone. Pap7alan' ga
-enberg and McAuley. Cmpire-kelly-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

,.r1xc--At Jamaica Hawthorne. St. Louis and Fort
Erie-
EACts 49, - ace Atlantic Yacht Club
-roTTTyG-cran Great . c'eZeland
'---,.,r Nari5rsl League. Boston EeyV-Tork,
"a -1,sis a. BrooEyn y Louis Chicago Pitts
80 :. cIncinrst- AneTlcen League: Ne~-Yoik at
-IE G S,,essi-cton Philadelphia, Detroit Chi
- cleveland az St Louis
- --r-,-NIs-Invi.auon at Hollywood, Long Branch
Ii 80 charnp orshiIs ST Chicago.
Philadelphia at Sussex. England.
o-ysntsis annual open tournament
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE GAMES.

At Holyoke-New-Haven. g; Hoyoke. .
At Observation-Disclosures 10; Springfield S.
At Norwich--Meriden. >: Norwich a.
At Observation-Disclosures. 16: Hartford, II.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
BASEBALL.
Giants Lose to Boston IN Singing
Watch-Score, II to 9.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LpAGUE

55oston, II: New-York. 9. St. Louis 1, Chicago. 8
brooklyn o; Philadelphia. O. Pitsburg. To- Cincinnati
AMERICAN LEAGUE
5oston 8; New-York, O. ST. Louis. 8. Cleveland. .
Fnl-a7elphla' 3; washing! Detroit, 6; Chicago. 3
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28

The Reliance gained on the CONSTITUTION 20
seconds and on the Columbia 3 minutes s sec
onds. The Constitution gained on the Columbia
minutes IS seconds
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
JERSEY CITY BREAKS E

baseball. Polo Grounds To-day. P. NJ BOSTON
.e TFW YORK Adm SOC.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
NO BETTING AT TRoTTING MEETING.
Grand Circuit Races at Cleveland Held
Without Poolselling-Crowd Small.

Cleveland July H-Clevelan1 people were
treated to-day to the novel sight OF a Grand Cir
cult trotting meeting without poolselling. the
courts having declared that il would not be al
lowed This was the result of the crusade started
by Mayor Gof of Glenville in whose limits the
Cleveland track IS In consequence Of the alb
sence Of betting. the crowd was one Of the small
that has attended the local meetings in years
while the fields in the several races also were
smaller. in spite of the fact that the entry list
had been unusually large. Numerous scratches
are also announced in the races for Tuesday, and
in one race it is doubtful if more than three or
four horses will start, race In which there had
been twenty entries.
The meeting the first trial OF entire
card of two-in-three heat races 1t cannot be
said that the meeting was success. aside from
the standpoint Of speed. There is no doubt that
the time made was better than under the old
three-in-fve heat system. The Monk and Louise
jefferson owned by c. K. C. Billings of Chicago.
we're driven a mile TO pole in 2:14a. Summarizes:
TRoTTING-2aI CL4Ass-PURsE $4,000.
Allie Wood b. h. by Allie Wilkes DdiIlerl.
Hawthorne ?. diudson) ;..-...................
Dr. Strong gr g (Gahagan). observation-disclosures. 3
Leola. b. m (saunde-s) =
i1 E5Hf7e YOUNG. M CT En- m N Mocafthy1 ais
Time. 2:1o 2'o9N.
PAc1NG-2:os cL-Ass-PURsE 5000
Farnie billiard; blk. m ~, BY Hal Diliard Snow.
tS E6eTns b g. Hyde, .................
Terrace Queen b. m. tGeers)-
Tine 2O4H 2OeA. 2:oeA.
TRorT1NG-2:2o c1.Ass-PURsE $1,000.
AeroIite b. m. by Aeolyte tsaunders> -....-..-S
Judge Greene. S + G. Walker
Time 2:I62. 2I21s 2:13.
TRoTTING-2:2S cLASs-PURsE $1,000
John Taylor g. g. by Dispute ID WILSON, ).......-.- l
Monroe b. (Walker) -.-----''-----'
Gray Gem, r G. AfcDonaldl :..........'.--....'
Bermuda b Mccarthy 8
Knley Mac. b. &. CBenyonl. .-.......''.'...'-.
Time. 2ii%. 2:i1A.
PACING-2As CLAss-PURsE $1,000.
tren1s q nv est Egbert (1dcCaTthyl- :
e CWalkeTD .
King Direct, blk (See1sl -'''''''''-
T5cL Wilson br. n WILSON,
Sadie Baron ch. Snow .''''''''''''''
Time 2.ouz. 2:05l
r-.h,..,or ro,ie tn heat a20-The Mork. br. &. BY
Ci1aes and Louise Jefferson. m. by Jefferson Iah-
ner1 Won Time 2:I4lz.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
GAMES TO-DAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
BBI9SS!Io9 AZ New-York Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
--i-i3'-siP4-4a AZ brooklyn st Louis Chicago.
AAt.CRICAN LEAGUE
-HeW-1ork at Boston. Detroit Chicago.
@siil1sloi al EhladeI Iphia- Cleveland ST Louis
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
PHILADELPHIA. 3; WASHING
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.
NTWARK. Il: PROVIDENCE, /

At BaItinrore-B Baltimore. II Rochester. &
At TOrUuto-Buhalo. 2, Toronto. 4
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
JAMAICA ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
longs

Following are the Jamaica entries for to-day:
FIRST RAcE-Two-year-olds. Five and one-haf fu
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
THE SUMMARY

The following shows the time made between
the marks and the gains Of each yacht
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28

arIeo ginssI32i O. pesIbe eSe piaXgFeTs and
Criger Lachance First base on bals-on Deer!ag. q
N Diusen. 3. Dineen, 8; by Deertns. 5
Time Of game. 1;iO- Umpire-Sheridan Attendance
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
FIRST RAcE-An ages: handicap. furlongs.

. $. Betting p
z.sr Pepa:r s 5 IL. ,,,...'ifss;5 H8s;5 81 II
y6Ss4En t5s z4 . * - s. pS25 70 e Q sHa 70
I6s Cannon Il to and 70 vl. g.spta-3r ,0s
sbe. IS to and squsnto 3 81 7e 5secaf9ertvF 13o
nd 70 and sTena1rrsr Io5 7e3fern5 10 - 10 and
2 / also ran start poor wOn driving. Tine 1:l84.
SECOND RAcE-seninr. 3 years and over, nile asd
70 yards
C 5gaf. Eslagsff: rs q. ? h Satire By 5gzsqa
Fms E:: 4 S'Sf5 los .@s#5.s @s55:5 ,5 81 Il
coeh e'or. 3, % cMocaheTy). 100 to and 60 to /;
Nsssna lGs 5s fSsntwtlR 200 70 ! aad 20 70 / Lori
& nc Cochran 70 ] and 2 SIR Fl7-1ar ags5'
20 n p 10 10 :. sns sn6 q e Fes6rst ii 5sR 5s~s K @5
70 s 27a % u 5gs giS q IT' 1 agsd s ol oRTsn
azs % i Past IS Desoaza}. to and 3 TO 10 !?
Earas-s Fr5eteh,e 8 5FTeeht 100 70 ana 30 90 ID
-n ssTt fair R5n 5aea out 70 Tine sa' rs z to l. also
THIRD RAcE-THE YOUTHFUL STAKES: 2-yesr-o,s.
which have not won 5000; furloags.
y ys5- 4 6yi. 6Hsze S. S HAz~oodi ii lSsT7 sy Pan
TIN Payne. 1l2 CFulle-} I 70 10 and out also ran
STAT good "on cTviIs. Time ll4- Coupled in bet
FOURTH RAcE-cLzNDALz HANDICAP. all ages.
Aisaf;s: s. sselas ? 1en's5 %, sos
C1domJ / 4e-i -
I.-thart5n. 3 i1s -CISu Imam - o,,
A r. Colcon. g. 100. $500. 900. (EIzack) 81 80
Iuesi Esy 92 ocreareo IS 10 J and 70 J. and
'-felr1y. 3 20 II. Callahan. IL J and 3 10 also
ran start eo-d Won driving. Time. l.s8,
FIFTH RAcE-Siaiaen 2-year-olds; SO t1rlongs
5s saBBs2seTf.s'easn Bsas 7is 14.ss: as IL
q Thso .CodsH} 2is-i II
1glwEd. Il2 DdcCznerty). 80 70 ] and 10 10 l. Miss
rs-5 lD5 CANON = 20 and 70 ]; Ia Greoque 100
1iSfaH 90 70 - Fitz Rosa, l0S Cfattbevsl
% J ard 8 J. 100 fTuIerl & 70
tanc % J. Donnelly. 10 Goiesen) l6 l and 10 !
80 4loore ll2 fI-aIsonl. 20 arc Billings
% Coehran) u and % /; Gypsy Ben. 100 tCreamer)
- . arc = % J. an6 Berosa. ~ (Bullmanb s IA
80 70 1. also ran Start fair. Won driving Time
Si---H RAcE-s years and over. which have not won
$500 this season: lie miles
Ale1azeer shieds's br. c Duke ot ReEdal
- - Slr AoaEed-Duchess Of Kendal
-0e .fOdon) 2H--i IL
go. go. eIta sc iS3. (Fule) al rs
-N--- '--- D. Apo f4~arsHE) 3 40-l i5--1
tsl.oN TAI g. l20 09aaek 8 10 and 10 l. Csol6sby
- eFlekerins}. 10 q and 20 70 J. FLYING Butt-ess.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28

FLOOD for touching second base.
Philade lpha. o o.
Brooklyn. n..................... l x
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