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New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
The RAcETRAcK BETTING CASE.

The fight of Benjamin Steinhardt to have the
Percy-Gray racing law enforced he expresses it,
came UP again in the Adams-st court, Brooklyn,
yesterday, and the examination of the of John
Buttle. special officer, of the Pinkertons, who is
charged with not interfering with betting at the
Sheepshead Bay track, was begun Norris Gold
mann, the complaining witness. was placed on the
stand, and told how he saw Buttle regula ting the
crowds at the booknakers' stands, but making no
effort to stop the betting. J. D. Lindsey, repre-
sentng the racetrack men, asked that the John Doe
proceedings, under which Sol Lichtenstein, Col
onel a B. Battersby. Robert Pinzerton and others
had been summoned, be dismissed. Mr.. Steinhart
replied that the John Doe proceedings had been
abandoned, but that the men in question had been
subpPnaed again in the Buttle case. After much
sparrng the case finally went over until July 81.
Herbert Barry, who assisting Mr.. Lindsay,
several times brought the name OF Peter De Lacey
into his remarks, and finally came right out and
said:
This matter is not instgated by public interest,
but by Peter De Lacey
rhis led Mr. Steinhardt TO retort:
Peter De Lacey is just as respectable any Of
the racetack people. Mr.. Whitney, Mr.. Belmont or
ary Of them
why. he openly boasts that this is his fight re-
Piled Mr.. Barry.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR vAoUERo III.

Newport, r. I, July 1.-THE sweepstake race
this afternoon between the S0-footers by
the Vaquero III, sailed by Harry Payne Whitney.
There were four boats in the race. the Raccoon.
owned By John P. Drexel, sailing her first race of
the season. Mr.. Whitney got the start for the
Vaquero, and from that time increased his lead
until the finish line he was minutes and 42 sec
onds ahead Of the Carolina. There a strong
wind from the southwest at the start, and it was
thought that the boats would make good time
the outer mark the wind died out, somewhat. and
il was nearly dark when the yachts finished. It
q run up the bay with spinnakers. On the
beat home all the boats put fer the west shore to
which they hung all the way down to jamestown,
when there a reach the finish. The Raccoon
withdrew before she got to the jamestown mark.
The summary.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15

tation. Every club in the association will have
several representatives in the field. The Ekwanok
contingent will include W. c. Carnegie. F. Oden
Hcrstmann, Jasper Lynch. Paul Waterman. the
ham James L. Taylor, II: W Brown. R. B. Leake.
c. NJ. Clark. F. s. Wheeler, W. j. Evans, ". ".
Burton and J. B. De OourSey.
The Waubanakee course, over which the cOmpe-
tition will be played, is Of nine holes and is 2,560
yards long, and is generally considered one of the
best natural courses in New England. Il is laid
out on forty-acre section, ten minutes ride by
eectrcs from the centre of the city. The distance
and bogie for each hole follow
Hole ad os3 sSs ,,a ak ,75 a ,s .os TStal 4ao
Bogie g. SO
The Vermont State Golf Association is made up
of the following clubs; Dorset Field Club, Dorset
Ekwanok Country Club. Manchester; Montpelier ILs
Country Club, Montpelier; Mount Anthony Club
Bennington; Old Pine Golf Club St Johnsh9ryj
Rutland Country Club Rutland; Waubanakee Golf
Club, Burlington. The officers are George Worth
ington, of Mount Anthony, president; William II.
Dunn of Rutland, secretary and treasurer.
Last years championship tournament was played
the Ekwanok course. Paul Waterman, OF
Ekwanok. won the championship; A NJ Reed, of
Ekwanok. was runner. up; T. s. Wheeler, of Elk
wanok, the low gross score medal in the quail
tying round, and James L. Taylor won the open
handicaD
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
JOCKEYS DISQUALIFIED AT CHICAGO

Chicago, July H.-Three Jockeys have been in
definitely suspended. Treanor punished for his
work on Orfeo on Monday: Treanor was set down
for cutting across with Bats at the start of the
Edgewater Stakes to-day. and Wonderly set
down for fouling Major Tenny with Bard of Avon
IN to-days second race Bard of Avon finished first,
but was disqualified and the race given to Major
Tenny. The summary:
First race caye furongs)Blumenthal 10 o. Boand>,
y 10 won; Dungannon. l0l (t5egeson II to 3. sec
end; Martlus JOS Genry) 20 to l, third Time, 1902.
Honest John, Father Talent Instructor Atlantico Dali
yay. Oudon. William Wright, Ny Alice, Alamode, Nellie
Cromwell Berry WaddelL Foncasta and Hindilene also
Second lone and one-elghth mes)-Major Tenny.
70 Il. Wilson,, 70 10 Kilmore, e1 IS Bonner),
70 second; Carat, l03 Adkins to l, third. Time
l:54 Bard Of Avon finished but disqualified
FOR foui. Marcos. Slap Dash Miracle II also
year-olds five one-haf furlongsD-Lonsdale 12l
Crowhurs. 10 70 English Lad, lis III Phillips
, 10 - second Bats 1e1 Henry 80 to third. Time
los Proceeds Ed Tferney, Fred Lepport, Peter ],
Somers silk Maid and Lanark also ran.
Fourth race thandicap: and one-eighth miles,
Bondage, 81 G2ot5ins to l. won; Bragg, 40 CIV.
Knapp. !. second schwalbe. a. Wilson,,
caire Hargis and Louisville also ran:
Fifth six furlongsl-HeRry Bert, 124 G5elgeson)
> 70 2 Glendale. 1o3 III Philps). to second
The Giver. 122 Cr Knight. to !, third. Time 1:14
Nain-a-Moinen, Luckett Christine A. and Scorpio also
Sixth race Zone miIe)-LAngo. 1os (Adklns, to l.
Won; Blue Mint 104 (Henr!o 10 to / second; Fading
Light 81 IL Wilson,. : TO 5. third. Time, l4o%s. Ed
Adack' Alum Water. Marlin Latson and Jouhert also
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
THE RECORDS.
NATIoNAL LEAGTE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Cincinnati, July 1.-THE Giants the final
game Of the series with Cincinnati here to-day by
of 10 to g. The visitors got the lead in the
second inning and held it for the rest of the game.
The visitors opened the game by making one run
in the first inning a missed fly. two singles and
a wild throw. In the following inning the Giants
made two runs, Babb singled Bresnahan singled
and got second on DoWlin's throw in. Warmers
hit scored Babb and Bresnahan. In the fifth two
singles and hunt gave the visitors another run.
The home team made its second run in the seventh
inning base balls and two singles. Nc
Gann's single. Mertes's sacrifice. Babbs triple and
Bresnahans fly gave the Giants two more runs in
the eighth.
In the ninth Phillips hit for five runs. Warner
made triple and scored McGinnity's single.
Browne sent out grounder and Van Haltren sac
rihced McGinnity scored McCiann's sacrifice.
Mertes doubled and Brown got home, Babb got in
some more of his good stick work by sending out
a double, on which Mertes tailed. The home team
made one run in this inning on a base on balls and
two singles
In the seventh inning McGinnity and stenfeldt
came into collision Both were knocked uncon-
scous, but were able to resume play. The score:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
INVADERS WIN IN THE TENTH.
Defeat Detroit by Score Of to 4 in Spite of
Visitors Lead-Hit Kitson Hard.

The Invaders defeated Detroit yesterday in ten
inning game by score Of to l. Kitson who
pitched for the visitors hit hard. In the first
inning when three runs were made by Detroit, it
seemed as if the home team had lost the game.
Griffith. however. settled down again. and after
this inning his work effective.
Barrett first up for the visitors in the opening
inning singled followed by another by McAllister
Crawford trtpled, scoring Barrett and McAllister.
Carr singled and Crawford got home for the third
run. In the following inning the Invaders made
one run on Conroy's single and Cancels three
bagger. The local men evensd up the score in the
fourth. Cancel flied to Barrett, Green struck out
and Beville singled. Griffith came next with a
home run, scoring Beville In the following inning
the Invaders took the lead by making another run,
and in the seventh inning the visitors tied the score
again. The spectators went wild with delight
when their favorites won out in the tenth. The
score:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
LAWN TENNIS.
Larned and the WrennS to Meet the
EngkShmen.

Boston, July 14--It Officially announced to-
night that the committee representing the United
States National Lawn Tennis Association had Sc
lected W. a. Larned. r. .. Wrenn and 6. L.
Wrenn, jr., the team to represent the United
States in the international competition for the
Dwight F, Davis challenge trophy, which is to oc-
on the grounds of the LongWood Cricket Club,
Boston The team which viii represent Great
Britain will be r. T. Doherty, H. l.. Doherty
and H S. Mahony. announced by cable by G. r.
Newburn, secretary of the English Lawn Tennis
Association.
The tournament will occur on the afternoons. OF
August t, . ard g. under the management OF the
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Two single matches will be played the first day.
one match in doubles the second day and two single
matches the third day. The team winning three
matches will win the competition. Which players
will take part the different matches has yet
been announced by either side, and the conditions
do not require notice until o'clock OF the day pre-
ceding eacn contest.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
CRICKET.
Worcestershire Still Leads, but Philadel.
phians Make Good Uphill Fight.

Worcester, England. July 1.-THE cricket match
between the visiting Philadeiphians and Worcester
shire resumed here to-day in threatening
weather. The visitors, who last night had lost 6
wckets for 4 runs. against the Worcestershire' s
first iI2nings' total of Sss resumed their batting
with P H. Clark and T. c. Jordan. This pair car
red the score TO 12s before Jordan was bowIed for
% The total, which al one time looked IS il II
would amount 10 small sum indeed. was brought
to the respectable aggregate Of 2S3
Although Worcestershire had a lead OF 155 runs
IN the first innings, they did not exercise their
option OF sending the Phi!adeIphians 10 tha bat
again, an action which The latter would have ap-
Preciated highly. Instead, the Englislulen again
opened their second innings, and when pIav was
stopped by rain their total had advanced To i5S
Tor 8 wickets. The match will end tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15

.sr fio sRG5r, 6 ~ 70 ana 10 10 l. eneaeTali io8
Cochran. ! and J. ST. Daniel. lo7 (o'NeD.
: 10 ! and s % s. John a Scott los CRuluanl. 10
/ and 70 l. InvinoIhe. Jos Burns 70 and 2is TO
J. and Profitable, fHsac), 200 sn0 50 J. also
nan. Start good. Wen easily. Time. 1.l6sH.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
GOLF.
Vermont Championship attracts a
REPRESENTATIVE Entry,

Manchester VT, July Il (speetaD.-The second
annual championship tournament OF the Vermont
State Golf Association viii be held Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday at Burlington. over the Wau-
banakee course. The first day of play will be
taken up with qualifying round OF eighteen holes
at medal play. The first sixteen will continue In
match play on the succeeding days for the State
championship The second sixteen will continue to
compete for the WaUbanakee cup. The losing eight
of the first sixteen will play for the consolation
cup. On the last day of play there will be an all
day open handicap competition.
The entry list for the tournament numbers sixty
four and includes several players national repu-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
CHICAGO BEATS sUPERBAs BY A RUN.
Wicker's Timely Hit in the Twelfth Wins
the Game-The Score 2 to l.
[nY TELEGRAPH 10 THE rR1BUNE.l

Chicago, July 14-The Chicago team defeated
Brooklyn in twelve inning game to-day by
score OF 2 to 1. Wicker. who pitched for the home
team. won his game by hitting out a liner to
Doyle too hot for him to handle. 1t was not until
the fifth inning that run was made. In this I'm
ming each side scored once. For BROOKLYN, Flood
bunted and stole second; McCreery flied; Jones
singled to Evers, and Strang hit Chance who
threw wild to the plate, letting Flood score For
the home team Harley singled, followed by another
single by Killing. Wicker flied TO Sheckard, and
Harley scored the play.
In the twelfth inning the Chicago team out
Harley singled. Killing sacrificed. Wicker singled
to Doyle. who threw badly to Jones, and Harley
tailed, The score:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
EASTERN LEAGUE.

EASTERN LEAGUE.
JERSEY CITY. 8: TORONTO.
Jersey City defeated Toronto yesterday through
McCormick's home run drive TO centre field in the
eighth inning which brought in two needed runs
The score:
r. b z
1sa1sa Toronto e,.. %
Batteries-Pfarmiller and NcAlanus: wolfs ana Toft
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
HARNESS RACING.
Wainscot II. Defeats HE Boy and
Bonnie Russell.

Detroit, July l4.-At the Windsor Driving Park
Associations meeting to-day Wainscot H. an
entry IN the Merchants and Manufacturers $1,000
stake at Detroit next week, the 2:25 trot
and defeated HE Boy and 30nnie Russell also
named in the stake. The summary:
Pacing 2:15 class purse 5000 unfinished from yeser-
day-Darky hrst, second ana sixth heats and
Trotting 2:25 class purse S6oO-wainscot H won in
three straight heats Tine, 2;1o%, 213A. 2:13.
Pacing 22I class purse S6O0-%atelie y. won fourth
nth and sixth heats and Time 2;l4 2:1s4, 214s
Trottiug 2:17 class. purse S600Biy Buck in
straight heats. Time e:13H. 2:l2ls. 2:ls.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
POWER BOATS WILL RACE SATURDAY

There are 10 be some interesting races for power
boats under rules OF the American Power Boat
Association, and under management Of the Indian
Harbor Yacht Club, Saturday. The races are
open to members of recognized yacht clubs, and
tie launches are to be divided into seven classes.
Including bnats that measure from II to 80 feet ali
over 90 feet being cabin boats. The start for the
first class will be at 2:o5 p. m, the boats being
started five minute intervals in the following
thirty minutes suitable first prize viii be award
cd in each class. second PR IL FIVE boats start
and q third il ten start No saover prize will
be given. Entries will be received at the club
house up 10 II a. II. on the day Of the races.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
NEW CUPS AT HOLLYWOOD LINKS.

Jefferson seligman, president of the Hollywood
Golf Club. Of Long Branch, has offered a cup for
competition among the clubs members on Satur-
day at eighteen holes, handicap medal play. The
best eight scores will qualify for succeeding rounds
at match play, the finals being decided on August
/. Second prize is given by the club. On August
there will be a similar scratch competition for
women for a cup given by Nathan BLUR. The
vice-president's cup. given by S. j. Reckendorfer,
Will be offered August 15, and the club cham
on September 70 7. Entries close on September
with Robert T. Nathan secretary, West End,
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
TWO RACES FINISHED AT GENEVA.

Geneva, y. Y, July A--Showers interfered with
the races on the opening day Of the Mohawk val
ley Circuit to-day. OF the four races only two
were finished The summaries:
Pacing; 2:l2 cassseeond. third and tor heats won
by Lapont. Time 2ISiz, 2:le and 2:1siz.
Pacing; 2:34 class-F1rst. sixth and seventh heats
by Charlie S. Lee, Time 21Tk, 2;ls and 2:Ieis
Trorting; 2;4o class {one heaD--Won by Doctor 3
Tarntr0
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
E. P LARNED BEATEN AT sEABRIGHT.
Stephen C. Millett Wins from Him, 7-5,
Grain Stops Play.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TEIBUNE.l

seabright, n. j.. July 1.-THE surprise Of the
invitation tennis tournament Of the seabright
Lawn Tennis and cricxet Club. which was started
Stephen c. Iillett in the singles match. which the
latter won by 70 6-4. The set programme was
not strictly adhered to, and Wyle c. Grant was
paired with z. P. Larned. This pair was defeated
by W. A Larned and Beals Wright, 81 6-4
Ward and r, H. Carleton. The latter won the
first set. 6S, Ward the second rs. and the score
was 81 in the third set in Wards favor when
the rain
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
NOT EASY 10 HOLD FIeHrERs.

Ma gistrate Mayo, in the TorkviIIe Court yester-
day discharged nine men who had been arrested
in room over a saloon at Fifty-ninth-st and
L.exins ston-ave., on Monday evening by Captain
Hogan and detectives of the East Sixty-seventh-
81. station. on charges OF aiding and abettiag
prize fight The police could not swear that men
we're going to hsht. although the principals were
striped to the waist and wore gloves. and the
usual accoutrements CT a prize hEht We're scat
tered around the room.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15

AlbeTTnsTle Stables B. Lax casta, b
Donoysn-Lucasts. 1. l25..... tGannon) ! 81 2-5
Sgonoerpoise. g tfs6.sTTl out
Earl Of Warwick g. 1O7 CAIichaels 90 l and to
); orloa 3 104 % oconnorl. 30 10 l and 20 l.
Avsezon 3. % CAcCaGeFty). 100 ! and 30 l;
I,enarka g. 81 Cshcal 100 to / ana 30 20 J. and Col.
Rorer 3 log 0CreaEer), 200 end 40 70 !, also
start good Won handily. Tine l:lSas.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
SHOOTING.
Minor Prizes Only for Two American Marks.
men in Bisley Competition.

Bisley. England, July 14.-captain H n Bell. of
the % Regiment. y. J. n. G.. and Private George
Cook, of the lst Regiment. District Of Columbia
were the only Americans who competed to-day.
Both took minor prizes in the competition for hf-
teen shots apiece. at 1000 and 1.101 Yards for a
prize Of $3.50. offered by Major Edge, Lieutenant
Rankin won, with aggregate of l27 out OF a
possible 10. Captain Bell made score of 122 and
Private Cook IL
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
woMEN's HANDICAP AT NEWPORT.
[BT TELEGRAPH TO THE TKIBUNE.l

lBf IELEGRAP5 10 THE IRIBLNE.J
Newport r. L, July 1.-THE handicap tennis
tournament fo- women opened at the Casino this
morning having been postponed from yesterday on
account Of the unpleasant weather. Miss Mary
BuSk and Miss Sands their way into the sec
ord round. and went TO the next by default of
their opponents. The summary:
First round-Miss Mary Busk beat Miss Anna Sands
Ga 6--4 Miss Edith Hall beat Miss Edna Berger, 80
4-6. %; Miss Florence Twombly beat Mrs. J. E.
b. default, and Miss Dorotaea Potter beat Miss
Cynthia Roche by default Miss Mary Sands beat Miss
Ruth TwoTltIy, 6-S. 6-3.
Second roupd-Niss Mary Busk beat Miss Livingston by
default and Miss Mary Sands beat Miss Scott by de-
fault
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
INVADERS MAY GER MILWAUKEE, MAN.
- rELEeRApH 10 80 TRIBUNE.l

tBY TELEGRAPH TO fHE IhISCNE-I
Milwaukee, Wis. July 14-Because OF lack or
patronage the Milwaukee American Association
baseball team is to the sold off pecemeal TO the
highest bidder and the team which now heads the
association is to be supplaRted by much cheaper
men Grifith. of the New-YoTlz American team
is said TO want DonuhUe, and TO be willing 20 pay
a good price for him. St Louis has asked Tor nrst
enance to bid for Elliott Milwa ukees premier
pitcher Consky has been after Cnglaub, the third
baseman, il is said for some time. These are not
the only men wanted by the big leagues.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
suPERsAs GET M'cREERY.

Minneapolis. July t,-Thomas McCreery. recently
centre fielder of the Minneapolis American Assoca-
ton baseball team, has been obtained by Ed
Hanlon manager OF the Brooklyn National League
team. He win Join his team In Chicago
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
POLO.
Westchester Wins from Rockazc0y
II for RockazCay Cups.

The Westchester Country Clubs polo team had
little difficulty yesterday In defeating the second
team of the Rockaway Club in the first eompeu-
ton for the Rockaway Hunting Club cups. The
visitors by 15% goals to 9a4 for RockaWay,
each team losing L of a goal for a safety. The
home players only earned 2 goals. being allowed
the other handicap allowance The Rock
away club grounds at CedaFhurst, Long Island
were well filed with a large crowd of members
and friends to see the match, and although the
score was one-sided. they were rewarded By
number OF spirited and spectacular plays.
The Westchester team. although denonninated the
second was little inferior TO the drst Westchester
quartet for ]. VI. Waterbury, jr, OF the champion
ship team played at No 8. and to his powerful and
accurate hitting and fast riding mueh OF the vic
tory is due. The team play Of westchester, how
ever was admirable. for Blair. Cooley and Brokaw
have all been playing in their positions since the
opening OF the season. and they seldom failed to do
what was expected OF them.
men OF less experience shan any OF the Westches-
cellent work, and they made the only goaIs scored
for RockaWay, each getting one RoCkaWaS
however, made nothing until the third period when
McMuTtry made his goal in twenty seconds, ana
Babcock made his almost as fast, knocking II III
in thirty seconds at the close of the anal period.
Westchester did all the playing. so far as scor-
goals in the first and in the second. practically
giving them the victory at the halfway point IN
The game. Cooley and Blair never hit to better
purpose: They made few mistakes, carried the
ball well, and were invariably sure on their goal
strokes. Waterbury's playing was well up 20 his
standard, bGt he did not End 1t necessary 10 exert
himself to any extent. Fla made goals Tor his
team. while Cooley made 6, Blair and Brokaw :
The lineup ana summary:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
r. w. eoELET's SWAN WINS RACE.

Copenhagen July Il. - Seventy yachts took
part to-day in the races of the Royal Yacht
Club regatta, in progress here. Robert W.
Goeet's S0-foot sloop Swan the for fourth
class yachts. beating the Swedish yacht Khaki
a triangular course Of twenty miles by over
hal
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
STATE LEAGUE.

A. AIhany-AI5any. 8: Utica ,.
Sacandagl Park, " 4.--A., j. and o. - Syia-
euse. >
At Troy--Troy !: Iien, ].
An Schenectady tirst gansl-Sehenectady s. Bingham
ton Second gameJ-Schenectady, 4; Binsharlton l.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
rA1.rINorr- nEATs woRcEsrER ~
coNNEcTIcur LEAGUE.

At ev-Haven-New-tIaver 4: Springhsl5. %
AT ridgeport==BTi igeport. 8; Holyoke, .
At Norwich Norwich, /; Meriden. o.
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MANHATTAN beau !.

Leave 34lh 81. E r. \. y. week czys - 3 2
o-@U Il.uO A " 1870 Ole:i0 Race uas7 a ssl Z
1.lC. 1-40 2.1O $50 $40. 9 30. 4 40 o-+v' -
7:f0. $40. $40 $50. Io-5e r. n 80 =. ina
Leave East \ y = minutes af-ss SAID - . -
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yestArday and poor pitching and poorer Judgment
by Bannon gave them the second. With their usual
good work u the field Newark would nave Won
both games The scores.
First game: r n y
Buffalo ..............1 10 II
Newark .............-2 Oh
Batterss-HoOker. Laports and Lnskyi HestsFfsr and
Shea
Second game; n 4
Buaale 2 ooooS IL 70
Batteries-Burke and shea; Leroy, Ferry and Lusky
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
rrFTH HACE-selllng: 2-yAar-olds. s fuElongs

stead Ioa CE4icksJ Is 10 and l. Charlie Fisher 1o2
fsccaSty), and 70 !: Jig Step, i2 Carr, 60 70
snd 20 10 J. and Dinsh shad, 90 Carleyl 60 10 and
% 70 J. good. Won clsvery Time 1885,
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
TO PLAY AT NEWpoRT SATURDAY.
q IELEeRAPH 20 - ERIB.

LBT IELEcRAPH 70 TaE IRIBUNE.l
Newport, r. l., July 1.-THE first polo game Of
the season here will take place on Saturday at 4
p nl- under the auspices Of the Testchester Polo
CLUB. on their grounds at Batemans Point. Among
the players are to be Alfred c. Vanderbilt, s.
Douglas Cochrane. Reginald Brooks, Peter D,
Martin, Willis E. Carter and Willing Spencer.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
NEw-ENeLAND LEAGUE.

At Nashua.-Lewsll. 2; Nashua. l.
At Observation-Disclosures. 1; Concord. ].
At Fall River.-New- Bedford, 3; Fail Ri er, =
At Lawrence,-LaWrence, Z, haVerhii o.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15

Two base hits-Mertes and Babb. Three base hits
Warner, 2: Babb. Left on bases-Nev-York 4: Gincn-
natl. Z Stolen bases-Van Haltren Double pays-Warner
Gilbert; Bresn4han. Babb McGann Seineld and
Beckley: Babb. Gilbert and McGann First balls
BY McGinnty, s. by Phillips. L Hit by pitched ball
Kelley and Bresnahan Struck out-By McGnnlty, T.
Sacrifice hts-Van Haltren, Mertes and Dolan. Time
210. Umpre-0 Day. Attendance, $3.50
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
ALvEs TO MEET AxTELLo THURSDAY.

Nathan straus viii take hand in the struggle
for the championship at the Empire City track on
Thursday, when he starts with his tTotter Alyes
against H c. Harrison's Axtello in class B. The
last named horse stepped fast at the track last