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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-10
AWAIT ENGLISH GOLFERS.
Conditions ON Myopia Links FAVOR
able to Them.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Boston. Aug. 9--The committeeman of the United
States Golf Association and the Massachusetts Golf
Association waiting to receive the Oxford and
Cambridge Golfng Societies team were on guard
throughout the day. but Of the
steamer Mayhower, which the team passen-
Line feet, and as she is in sDick and span condi-
ton and this is only the third trip. II is not
thought that any accident has occurred to delay
her, except the grounding after leaving Liverpool
SuIuIoU MoILoU-ol p9l09dx9 Mou 81 aus
G. Herbert Windeler, president OF the United
States Golf Association. Joined Messrs. Balou and
Heetener this morning. If the MayfOwer gets in
tomorrow Mr.. Windeler said that changes
would be made in the arrangements for the
would be taken at to the Myopia Hunt Club
that the visitors could get practice for the
match against the Intercollegiate Golf Association
Tuesday. The conditions most against the play
ers from Great Britain in playing here, a thin
putting greens, are not now present, for II has
been raining here for practically a week, and the
turf The grass is thick and Verdant, and instead
Of the usual dry midsummer conditions. the courses
the two matches are to be played on are now much
like the inland courses OF England state of things
that Will be worth a stroke a hole TO the oxford
and Cambridge
R. Bage Kerr, who left New-York on Saturday
with his wife in automobile arrived this after
noon, a stop overnight having been made at Spring
field. He is the former secretary of the United
States Golf Association, and has come TO Boston
to join its reception committee
W. c. Chick and G.. Owen Winston. two Of tne
at Myopia to-day for practice. None of the others
Of the team appeared at the links but N Stewart
on account OF the delay in the arrival OF the May
nOWer ne thought IL probable that the intercOl-
leg1ate team would be able 10 play H. Chandler
ryan the inJercOleglate champion, and Walter E
Egan. who the Western championship on Sat
urday at Cleveland. Mr.. Campbell thought that the
been in the West would arrive here tomorrow
afternoon. Both the Egans familiar with the
Myopia links and they would greatly strengthen
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CYCLING.
Kramer Wins T1cO Races at Belle
ollie Ellington and FogIer
Victorious.

Kramer carried off the honors in the races held
Yesterday at the Hillside bicycle track at Belevie-
The feature was the two-third mile professional
race Tver Lawson. the little Swede, was beaten by
kramer and Krebs in the first heat OF the semi
final This left the field practically to Kramer,
II was announced before the race that he and Fem
would team it. the sprint for the tape the cham
MON heat out Fem by inches Mcfarland gave
kramer hard battle until within twenty-five
wards Of the tape. when realizing that his case
was hopeless. he sat up on his wheel and finished
last. .
Teddy Ellington captured the one-hat mile anna
o,,- race easily from Joe" Fogler who beat guile
b. a ba14 wheels length. The ten mile amateur
evciting and interesting. OIVer Dorian,
9 SfaoTa++an Beach set the pace until the riders
in the stretch, where ne was pocheteu'
snS as result did not finish IN the money -
T~t,e ,u,o mile professional was exciting II Was
non nv Kramer at the finish by not more IMAM q
S ~ot - 49, tardgett who beat krebs by a halr
T-beaI's length, Mcfarland vas rcurth. LAWSON
60 Tor a mile and a half II this race Wheh nc
was pocketed. The summaries;
o. -b,a r,;la fnovce)-Won by Otto Kretchner New
s-lt n Ringler Newark. second; Gus Anderson New"
York D5en teur)-won by Teddy Bill
Vailsburg: Joseph FogieT NS~-lloLh,
NE SIIis f3avonne third Joseph Hardlgan BROOKLYN
brdniie (pDofessionaWon by Frank hr 415
East Orange: s Fem, Wal lIss' g. IosA S.sI
Krebs. Newark. third 4OSu ~ '
fourth Tine ,ater nandicap,-won by Joseph Folger
New, orr ItT9ea lake $50 yards third: a c spaFn
iaorTsed $50 yards fourth me - winner VI
I-oe- iars O. Dorian Manhattol 49, ~, Frank F1ra-
professional thandlcaI ~ ~
tscratch) Walter tsarGsst iul-a.S
me- second- FLOYD Krebs Newark 90 ysrusl
ESy5 AgcFarland San Jose, Cal 'scratch Iouri 1
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GOLF.
Nassau Preparing for the National
amateur Championship.

In preparation for the National Amateur Cham
ponship the Nassau Country Club has enlarged
its clubhouse and improved its links, and the Eng
lish visitors are likely TO And the conditions as
favorable for championship golf as those at any of
the noted English courses. The championship
takes places on September l. ., 3, and 8 and viii
gather together the best Of American amateurs and
the entire oxford and Cambridge team Unless
all predictions fail it will be the most interesting
tournament vet held American links.
Two years ago Nassau held the metropolitan
championship and it's name was prominently men
toned in connection with the amateur champion
ship of 1902 Glen View received the contest owing
10 decision of the executive committee that the
West was entitled to recognition, but all agreed
that Nassau should be the next choice
Findlav s. Douglas. national champion in 1898 and
metropolitan champion in 1900 and 1893, heads the
list Of Nassau's able players. and his Endorsement
of the course signifies that better can be found
in this country. The grounds consist OF 100 acres.
running from the Glen Cove station park TO the
Locust Valley station and opening on two ma
cadamized and several other roads by which access
may be had from all parts Of Long Island 1t is
probable that the competition will attract thou
sa nds of summer visitors, many Of whom will take
advantage of this ease Of access to travel to the
grounds in their automobiles.
The total circuit is about six thousand yards and
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Notice of Summons.
SUPREAIE COURT COUNTY OF NEW

- T.
- Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. Plain
s sI ssansi William Prsuss J and 5sT2sFas PIsuss
Henry Y6ckeI and me Carers9nf C9astrc5ior Co1puv
anoSaeAi and as ITgs5ees ISr the benefit Of certain
snd John Dessert composing The firm q Louis Bossert
Frank 5 Grob. Henry W McNann and George ". X
Martinez T5e F4r rsc+Ti i,5.oirsIir- G,or55s5T -
New York Morse Wiisus 4 C-6rpsnv- WiIuam EsIiusr.
Ke5s = ns5s5 Charles I AsneFi AtsSa1 7 =
= N1aanSien Adam Happs Henry J. stoernSr 9nd Erank
Philips. Frank NJ Avery Hssry " Eaton ana s5sphsa
y. Ilnington composing the nTm Of Phillips Averys
Rey psI - Sol5pany. Jehn aeef2Ssln Fn..lp
S SHTon W = Pruden Hardware Company. Brooklyn slate
Rany; Henry DegenhaTdt Louis r Weber. Consouda5ed
merry The Bauland company John Ascoush James
COMPANY CeSrg = ne nm I'm OF 1s4 9 = S9uSa
M11hew being aeti5ious his tue Christian name being
Ions 70 whom any sum Of owing upou
materials the erection alterations or repair u the
plant in this action ans fo- ~ r5 49, r,1-he-s
SOS and sos wesf 1a4ts st>st o. ~ foS~t f NJ
haitian civ county 5 Safe % Nsy TSrs sII ~ 51e5
bar ~ ad 'oTporat'oss are Gakno"3 e me Psain,i
T9Tneiia y camp; Robert B. Hoover: Kathleen Noble.
Han George r PeTIy IiI T - ti r- NJ
Fariands James + Tn $40 s i1I,t tsy us1sv n
New Yo-S Ia aSslrsl N Ne Soui ,,, .,
No 10 the above named Defendants You are hereby
plant in this action. and OF
Street. Borough Manhattan in the CITY OF York
within twenty days summons
elusive OF the day OF failure
TO appear Judgment taken against you
oy default for the relief demanded supplemental
and amended complaint
Dated. Kew York. 1903
fNI4Sh' MOODFOISD. BONE s BUTCHER AtSorneys
Tor Plaintiff. Once and Post ONCE Address. IS Wall
Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
the defendants Duncan Mclean individually and
trustee Tor the benefit q creditors said
william Preuss. Mathew Mercer Mathew
being fictitious. his Christian
10 paintn. and all other corporations
whonl OF upon
Tor the performance OF furnishing materials
toward the erection alterations the premises
described In the supplemental complaint
this action and known bv
West l24th Street In the Borough OF Manhattan City.
county and state OF New York all OF which persons and
corporations are unknown 70 the plaintiff The foregoing
supplemental amended served
6y puoHcation pursuant 70 order OF the Honorable
francis NJ Scott OF the Justices
Court OF the State OF New York day OF
July. 1898, filed
complaint Office County %
YORK al the County Court House the OF Man
haitian. City, County and State OF Ism
day OF July 1903 which supplemental and amended
complaint originally fled IN the ONCE % said
Clerk the 9th day OF 1898
Dated. New York. July
RITC'H. WOODFORD BOVEE BUTCHER. Attorneys
for Plaintiff. Once and Post Once Address. IS Wall
street. Borough % Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-10
THE RACETRACK.
Star Horses Entered for Saratoga
ChampiOR Stakes.

The Saratoga Champion Strikes. to be decided
next Saturday. win afford z. E. Smathers his first
opportunity since the Brighton Beach champion
ship special fell through to send McChesney out
TO meet the acknowledged champions of the East.
Whether lie great red of MacDuff will again
go lame on hearing that there is a possibility Of
his encountering Waterboy. irish Lad. Africander
and a few other flyers is a question that racing
men asking another with the suspicion
OF smile. great many theories have been ad-
vanced to account for the attacks of lameness
which seize McChesney with such regularity on
the eve Of a great race and they not exactly
complimentary to his owner and Western trainer.
general credence is that Mr. Smathers believes
there IS more money to be had in a match race
with Waterboy, and he is keeping his horse out
Of his engagements in the hope that some racing
association will offer suitable inducements. And
the longer he holds out the longer will be the
odds against his candidate. The Champion is a
weight-for-age race open to three-year-olds and
upward at a mile and a quarter. As Irish Lad.
Africander. Golden Maxim and Savable IN the
ney, Hermis, Caughnawaga and Advance Guard, in
the older group, all eligible the vexed question
of turf supremacy, far applies 10 the
present racing season. might be settled at one
fell swoop The three-year- will carry Ia
pounds and the others 126 pounds.
All that remains TO make the Champion the
greatest contest of the year is for owners to SEND
their horses TO the post In addition TO the Drlght
particular stars already mentioned Hunter KANE,
Masterman. Runnels. Goldsmith Guntlre, Whorler'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-10
MIDSUMMER MATCHES AT DEAL.

Matches Of interest TO local golfers have been an
nounced by the greens committee of the Deal Beach
Golf Club a three days tournament, TO follow the
appearance of the oxford and Cambridge teams in
this district, has been arranged for August q, g
and %, and other contests as follows:
August 12-Driving contest, best ball in three
handicap
August 15-AIiXed fOursoues; match Fox
Hills against Deal, at Deal; class handicaps
August 19-Club handicap, eighteen holes medal
play
August 22-League match Spring Lake against
Deal, at Spring Lake; class handicaps-
September 5-Qualifying round for club champion
ship, four qualify, and first round match play
class handicaps
September Final round, thirty-six holes. in
club championship; class handicaps.
September 12-FOur ball foursOme handicap for
not less than four
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kNlckERBockER YACHT CLUES RACES.

Bridgeport Conn. Aug. 9 (speciaD
sands's crack sloqP yacht. the ouanninchie, led
Black Rock Harbor shortly after sundown to-
night. after record breaking trip from Sea Cliff
Long Island The knickerbocker Corinthians made
great time on the trip, being favored with wind
and weather. The sloop yacht Moccasn. eX-COn-
modore Glover. was second. and the schooner yacht
Miladi ex-Commodore Stephen II. Mason. jr-.
third II a run before the wind for the greater
part OF the trip and the winner. ably handled by
Captain Sands and his friends sustained her repu-
tation one OF the heetest sloop yachts on the
waters OF Long Island Sound.
The Alpha won IN the power boat class. tbs
Guuard IN the Glass 3 sloops. and the Ouaanincn1s
In Class Q and leading the fleet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-10
Notice of Summons.
SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
-, YOrk-MstEopOlitan Life Insurance Company Plain
hts wife; Jacob A. Zimmerman. Duncan Mclean J.
individually and as trustees for benedt certain
creditors Of the said Miam PFeuss IL LOUIS Bossr
and Son: Robert Jacob; Ronalds & Johnson Company:
Taylor composing the nrm Of McMann and Iayi i3
MARTINEZ; Edison Electric Illuminating Company Of
ner; Henry b KelIner: Charles l. KeIner Alexander T
ke,neT smith cray COMPANY Hf as Ia and FRANK &
Mccain composing the Arm Of Henry J HoerneT 2 com
Phillips, Frank NJ avery. Henry W Eaton and Stephen
sprague Electric Company: John McciovsTn: Phillip
Rey: Paul b Pugh & Company: Louis Bossert: Jacob
saIs Mantf J9 fk ; FORnsi Gonso
dated Gas Company Of NsT York: Chapman ana CoI
and James Calhoun composing the nm o. lem .
sad name Ma1h5 BEING 6cStioas his true Christian
oeLng unknown 70 pLalnI' ana az E-eI nonay srs
mons 10 n waS f f peroTace OF Work o.
Or Tepaif premises described the suDDIeental
500 I24h street the Bor-
the paint %inaed a HaIlsr: Frank a Gay: DANIEL
N Curtis: william B. Benedict: Augusta Iiughston;
Charles H Smith HenEietsa v Day: BRUCE r Payne:
ya 5s.,Iss ts Cnty Of New YoK suPpsmsntai
and amended summons Action No = 10 the s1ovs
the supplemental amended complaint in this action
sttorneys at their Once 10 IS Wall street Borough Of
Manhattan In the Slt{ OF New 1oFA nm, ~ u4 a.
Of service: OF your failure 10 appear or
answer. Judgment against BY default
relief demanded the supplemental and amended
complaint
Dated. York. July 9th. 1903
RITCH. WOODFORD, BOVEE & BUTCHER, Attorneys
for Plaintiff. once and Post ONCE Address IS Wall
Street, OF Manhattan New York city
To defendants Duncan Mclean individually and
Trustee for creditors OF the said
William Preuss. Mathew Mercer. said Mathew
being fictitious being unknown
TO plaintiff all other persons and CORPORATIONS 20
any OF money owing upon con
performance OF work furnishing OF mate
rails toward The erection alterations or repair of the
described supplemental amended
plant in by the numbers
500 124th Street, in the Borough Of Man
haitian. City County State OF New York. all OF
persons corporations unknown the plain
foregoing supplemental and amended summons
served upon you, by publication. pursuant order
Honorable Francis NJ OF the Justices OF
the Supreme Court % the State Of New York dated the
10th OF July. 1893 and filed with the supplemental
and amended complaint in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
County New the County Court House in the
Borough Manhattan city CouaIy and State Of New
York. the 18th day OF July 1908 which said supple
amended complaint originally nled
Office OF Clerk the 9Th day OF July. 1905
Dated, New York. July 10th. 1903.
RITCH. WOODFORD. BONEE BUTCHER, ATTORNEYS
for Plaintiff. Once and Post Once Address. IS Wall
Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-10
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

York.-Cornea L Elliott Plaintiff. against Charles
N Elizabeth H Ironside his wife
Elizabeth Ironsde and Elizabeth Higgins
side. George F. Martens Hermine. sometimes called
Hernc. Higgins; Luther Shafer and May T. Shafer.
mis- wife. Alfred de- CIenOvese and Mary del Ceno-
vese. his wife Tue name MARY being fictitious. the
OF said defendant being unknown %
PLAINTIFF. being wife defendant Alfred
Genovese- Luhg William Kurtz and Kate
his wife the Kate" being fictitious
OF said defendant being unknown plaintiff. she
being the wife OF the defendant William KurtZ
H Merke Defendants summons. Trial desired IN the
County OF New York To the shove-named defendants
You hereby summoned answer the complaint in this
action and 70 copy % the Plain
tins Attorneys within twenty after the service %
summons exclusive OF the cay Of
failure judgment will be taken
against by default the relief demanded in the
complaint--Dated New York. April 7th 1903.
STRONG & CADWALADER-
Plaintiffs Attorneys Office Post Once Address, No
10 Wall ST. Borough o. Manhattan. New York CITY
To defendants Elizabeth Fl Ironsde. sometimes
IrunsEe and Elizabeth Higgins
side and EerTnime sometimes called Herine Higgins
The foregoing ed ov punAeatiqn
pursuant order Of the Honorable Charles H Ir1ex
Justice Of the State OF New YORK
dated the 10th day OF July 1908 and aed VIII ne CEN
plant once OF the Clerk OF the County OK New
York az the County Court House IN said County
New York July 18th. 1893
STRONG q CADWALADERs AttornsJs ror FLAinc6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-10
OF INTEREST TO YAcHTsMEN.

There are TO be four days of good sport at the
Atlantic Yacht Club. at Sea Gate, beginning on
Wednesday of this week. There win be racing
every day, and Wednesday night a vaudeville
performance. and on Tuesday music at the cluo-
house in the afternoon and evening. On Friday
there will be a special performance Of Pain S
fireworks at Manhattan Beach for the members
Of the club. and Saturday following the water
sports, there will be a dance the clubhouse.
Competitive one-dssgn races between two yachts
from each OF the following yacht clubs Will be
sailed next Saturday, during the annual regatta
OF the Horseshoe Harbor Yacht Club: Ardsley
Yacht Club New Rochelle Yacht Club. Mauhasset
Bay Yacht Club (raceabouts) American Yacht
Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-10
THE RECORDS.

Clark Griffith. the manager Of the Nevv-York
american League baseball team. has sent a chaI-
Ienge to John J. McGraw the manager of the
National League team. for a series Of games for
the championship of New-York after the regular
baseball season
No doubt, if the games take place there will be
much interest in the outcome. and good deal OF
money will be made, The Giants have been playing
peter ball so far this season than has been seen
here in several years while the Invaders have also
been putting up good exhibitions Of late CSrifith's
challenge is as follows:
]. J. McGraw.
AS am certain the baseball public OF New-York
would Ike to see the New-YOrk clubs meet in
series of games TO determine their relative merits
hereby challenge your Giants for game
series to take place directly after our Champion
ship season is over three games to be scheduled on
each clubs grounds, we to toss for the location OF
the odd game.
Hoping to receive your early approval. very truly
yours CLARK GRIFFITH.
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[SA SPORTS AnDA135


that Titus feared Scholes and vesseley. AS TTtuss
refusal TO row practically knocked the bottom out
or the race so far public interest was concerned
like -' 9l''' 'Si'-1i1
Speaking Of the Importance of swimming in Eng
land The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic
News says:
For all too long period scant justice has been
melted out TO swimmers and TO swimming Bur
with royal patronage things will in future be vastly
olnerent The gift of cup by the King has in
duced many foreign opponents of the natatoral art
70 visit this country, Zoltan de Halmay, the
Magyar Club. of Hungary, among the number.
me King and Queen, with several distinguished
visitors, witnessed the racing the Bath Club for
the King cup July g. but they were not included
among the forty thousand onlookers at High
gate England won the cup by seven points from
Hungary and by eleven from Sweden.
Lucien Lyme is the latest American jockey to put
his skill in the saddle to the English race
courses. This is his first season that side of the
Atlantic, but in this country he has been riding
with considerable success in the last two or three
years. Last winter he entered into an agreement
TO ride J. R. Keenes stable in England in 1893
and in accordance with that arrangement went to
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PAIN Stops DOUBLE CENTURY RUN.

s,,,1a century run which started by
- CoT+,,r, Road Club Association on Saturday
tNe ~ RI he stopped early yesterday morning
on account of rain. The men taking part IN the
Oh g. +,, we're 70 be sent of at 80 q m; yes
Second go go tbe heavy rain that fell caused the
r1sen9ent to postpone Il unl! he%t ~ ny
iI. 3s1d sunday IN spite OF the ram nlny % ne
i ~. 7bo took part in the run oaluIuay Li'sii'
aigt.l tbelr long journey on SUNDAY morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-10
ADIRONDACK GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.

What promises 10 be one OF the attractive tour
naments Of the early autumn IS that scheduled for
September ). 7 and S. the Labor Day holiday.
at the Hotel Champlain. The chief prize is the
Adirondack Cup. which IS emDematic Of the Adj
rondack golf championship. There several
other prizes including the Champlain Cup the
runner up and consolation and the handicap
prize From present indications there viii be a
generous entry from the metropolitan district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-10
WIN FouRsoME AT LONG BRANCH.

Long Branch. y. J., Aug. 2 (SpeciaD.-In the
finals OF the mixed foursome Mrs. E. S. Bayer
and / RegelsbuTg defeated Mrs. Hecht and ].
Campbell Phillips this afternoon by 8 up. The
match was played on the HOLLYWOOD links.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-10
NM CUE ~ MARINE AND FIELp

The Marine and Field Club. Of Bath Beach Ike
its neighbors the Dyker Meadow and Crescent has
not overlooked the entertainment OF its stay at
home members and an attractive programme for
the remaining weeks of midsummer has been ar
ranged The golf committee has offered a cup TO
be placed in competition on August Is, with quail
flying round under club handicaps The lowest four
net scores will qualify for the first round en- Au-
gust y and the finals August % on the latter
sweepstakes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-10
The table o. distances 81

the par is figured at T. The table Of distances is
follows:
H Es55: $40 $50 SO as s& s!5 Isl a. p4 g35H!
Par $500. = SO
Hole. % % 90 u j sa5 s j. a 1s II J9s
Par 4ls s "A Al IA 4 SO
The privileges of the clubhouse and grounds will
be extended all intending competitors for one
week previous to the championship, and the fact
that the English team will doubtless appear for IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-10
Altering RELlANcE's MAINsAIL.

,,eunort r. l.. Aug s.-The Cup yacht hehahce.
s-t,rad Of all sails. towed TO Bristol to-hsh'
s'Iippeu .a,,der sunbeam 1t was noticed in her
oS nv -, r. constitution on Saturday that her
- irsaf did not SET properly ana ne Isce 5S
lions on it will be MADE at BrisIoi' orrov-
e,ttITion will be towed 10 NeW-l i ~
stl I'i'oet and nut out of commission
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

p.fr>G- AT Saratoga. 2:I5 p. m
= ,,-r-se RAcING-At Empire City track : p m
l,T5IrEtFTAn Philadelpfia against Scotland al fah-
burGn
pol At Point Judith. 4:3G . N ,,
ATI-Nationa LeagueNeN-Io rE a. 6, ., P,tys
F3oS.ou al Philadelphia 81 LOUIS a.
p II r.e-tca1 I,easIe-Wash ingIon, al Sew oIA
N FbiIaasspAs, at Boston: Onie~so. - @-Sss
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BASEBALL
Invaders Challenge Giants Tor Seven Game
Series.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago =: Ptsburg. 3. Cincinnati 5; 81 Louis =
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago, 3: st. Louis. /.
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The other stakes to be run this week at saratoga
W. K vANDERBILT's HORSE WINS.

vichv. France Aug s.-w K. Vanderbilts Alpha,
with Nash Turner up, to-day the Grand PIX
du Cercle international, worth $4,000.
Deauville, France. Aug. s-W. K. Vanderbilts
Marigold to-day ran third in the Prix Chemin de