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New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
OLD GUARD RIFLE MATCH.
Shooting at Sea Girt for Inspector of Rife
Practice Medals.
lay rELEGRAPH 10 THE IRIBrNE.I

Sea GtTt, y. J.. Aug. Fourteen men Of the Old
Guard Rife Club shot to-day in hOtly contested
match for the inspector OF rifle practice medals
McNevin won the first prize gold medal T. ".
Ilmpson won the silver medal and F. T Alder the
bronze medal Clear weather and bright sunshine
Favored the marksmen from dawn 70 sunset and
vious days.
The match at 500, 90 and GOO yards for the cham
plonship cup offered by Lieutenant +. " Seybel
was begun. but owing to the shooting time limit.
complete their scores on the 500 and go ward ranges
McSeyin was high man on these having 10 points se
each distance. Lee Townsend was second with IS
on the SO and II the 800 yard range.
ne highest scores for the match for inspector &
rlTie practice medals follow:
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
RESULTS Al HARLEM.

:, chicaro, Aug First race tsx furlongs)-Haadley
Cfoss. los tNonderlY ? Won: RAbunta 1lg IDomi-
nlc second: Mr.. Tiuberlake lO9 6onnerl 10 10
= third Time l-lT@5 Iceni. Besheka 5canarzVald
Second race tsix one-half furoues)-AIcC;ee l05
20 secqnd; Anee. 100 Ureedea). = third. Time
also ran. ~ -
Third race zone me)-PostHaster Wright 10i IS Bon
neT, 70 o. won; sidney = Love- 1O8 ,Wonderly) .
seeo1d' SIOUX Chief lol diegesoH). third Time
e 6o1Tth T Teee tsteep psehsse: short eourseGoden Link
J. second: Nh Rose $50 (CaiTns) 80 10 J. third Time
81 Paul Aker and Eoronatus threw their riders
Fifth race ave furonEsiNai Wells IGO tAfilierl II
20 J. won IAbety Ben 100 Bonner. l. To j. second
Atlantico. los CWaterhITg) .. third Time O3zs
Coaex; Mss Molie ana Iapiola also ran.
sixth mile and fifty yarlsi-F2oyd
IL Wilsou 2 serge. IO1 O4egesou) 2lz 10 l.
second; Mr Dingle. 80 GAlkius3. ; l.. thrd.
f9e5. Barney Burk. Zepto. kllmoro MCzzo Worth.
Lord Melbourne, SIriugstead and Florence ran
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
BASEBALL.
Giants Defeat Philadelphia T7cice at
the Polo Grounds.

The Giants and Philadelphia met in a double
header at the Polo Grounds yesterday, and the
home team took both games. the first to and
the second to > a crowd of nine thousand saw
the games. and enthusiasm was at fever heat
throughout the contests. Mathewson pitched in
the first game and was wild. Dugglcby was hit
hard in the third inning. when the home team
made four runs. In the second game Taylor was
put in the box and pitched fine game.
Each team scored once in the first inning of the
second game, but in the fourth the Giants took the
lead making three runs two singles triple
and a base on balls. In the fifth the home team
made two more runs Browne got first on balls and
stole third HulSwitts throw home on McGann'S
drive and crossed the plate. Mertes hit to cen
tire, and Babb got first by being hit Dunn forced
McCfann at home. Gilbert walked, forcing in the
third run. The feature of the second game
Barry's hitting He made safe drive each time
he came to the bat. The scores:
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
COLONEL sHERMAN-cRAwFoRD HERE.
Vice.Commodore of the Royal Ulster Yacht
Club Willing to Bet on Shamrock III.

Colonel r. G. Sherman Crawford, vice-commo-
dore of the Royal Ulster Yacht Club who VIII rep
resent that club on Shamrock III during the Cup
races arrived here yesterday on the Gernlanc. ne
was ACCOMPANIED by Mrs Sherman-Crawford. When
oeLad for information about Shamrock III Colonel
Sherman Crawford said he was more in position
n asy, for information than give it. He added:
Il understand that the new Shamrock has beaten
the old one by margin or many minutes. VIII
ro+ Gov, that 7 am sure of her success in the COM
ing races but l am hopeful. The Shamrock is GER
tainIy the best boat We have eyer sent over; In In
fneI3nd we have a great deal of confidence In the
1-aTht Eut we do not feel quite that she Will
lift the cup, for you certainly have hne boat IN
the Reliance. There is not much betting as yet IN
England on the races. but the odds are about 10
/ in favor Of the Reliance. am looking for an
rnnk
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
EKwANoK sEmLFINALs- TODAY.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TE1BUSE.I


Manchester Vt. Aug. THE first two rounds
in the first Presidents Cup at the Ekwanok Coun-
try Club were played to-day. and tomorrow Walter
J. Travis of Garden City. Will meet H ] AIallouf.
OF Fox Hills and F. J. O. Alsop. OF Yale. viii
play Paul Waterman. of EnglewOOd, in the semi
finals. Travis easily disposed OF his opponents in
to-day's play, defeating John NJ. Ward. Of Fox
Hills. 5 up and to play, in the morning, and
c. d. Cleghorn. of the Ekwanok Club. Z up and
to play. in the afternoon.
Those defeated in the first round played the
first round for the Governors Cup. and F. Here
shoff. Of Bristol. faces J. NJ. Ward. while Jasper
Lynch will play II. c. Hartweu Of the Island
Golf Club. in the seml-fnals. The summary:
y. Nallouf. Fox HIS beat 5. b Davis. Philadelphia
john W8rd q Fox ani up snd 1e to plan g q
Ceghorn. Ekwanok beat T T. Reid NontclaiF, ) u7
Wollaston up and to play: f. J. O. Alsop Tale hsar
Jasper Lynch Lakewood, UP and 70 play ClarS
vTotJ beat G II sriib - s9ir1 P 81 3 ~ sr5 3 20 nI.1
to play; Walter J. Travis beat G D. Cleghorn. up ard
10 play: F. J. o AlsoD beat A NJ. Reed. up Paul
Waterman beat Clark Burnham up
Governors Cup tnrst round match playlF HeFreshCE
beat H. b Davis up and 4 play: ]. II Ward beat
White : up and TO play; H c. Hartwell beat C. NJ
second sixteen Crst round,-G. c Dutou Oakley beat
a D. Dodge Hartford. up and . TO play; A L sheE-
up and TO play: James L Taylor Dyker Meadow beat
); > Jones, Crescent a c. up; W. G Freeman. Mont
Horstmann, Chevy Chase. beat J. Wellington Oakley.
up 10 holes. L J. Gilmer. Brae Burn. beat H Oakes
Brown. Philadelphia Country Club. . up; B. NJ smith
AgawSn. beat y w Anthony. Deal Golf Club up and
Second round-G c. Dutton beat A I. sherman : ID
up; F. o. Horstmann beat i. J. t;nser 4 m ana %
play W. L. Gunther beat B. II. Smith. up.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
GOLF.
The EgaHs Wm Semi-Fmais for
WeSterR. Cham piOnship.

Cleveland. Aug. In the semi-fnal round Of ths
Western amateur championship tournament here
to-day Il Chandler Egan. or Exmoor. the present
Western amateur champion. and his cousin. WaI-
ter Egan OF the club repeated their per-
formanCe Of last year. both their matches
and will meet in tho finals Tomorrow. Walter
Egan beat L. Brown. Of Cleveland UP. and his
cousin defeated r. If Russell. OF Cleveland. UP.
Tho first pair to get away were Walter Egan
and Z. Brown. Egan the first hole, as Browns
drive sliced behind a tree Brown won the second
hole by clever putting. and the third BY a clean
hOled short putt The fourth was halved, but
Egan made it even up on the fifth by some clear
work The sixth went to Egan also by one stroke,
Brown missed a chance to halve by puttins
three inches short The seventh and eighth were
halved On the ninth Browns drive bounded back
to the tall grass and Egan took the hole. making
down on the turn into the upper course. After
nerve racking match the upper course. in which
Brown gave him a bad scare. Egan won on the
eighteenth hole. 1 up Brown went to the bunker.
was we'll out and made good approach, but ESau
hoed forty-foot putt from the edge OF the green
II. Chandler Egan and r H. Russell got away
at noon. Both played strong game. and at the
fifth hole H Z. Egan had Russell down Rus
sell was 1 up H e. Egan at the turn into the
upper course. On the last hole Russell sliced his
second shot the woods and failed TO get out in
three giving the hole to Egan. and the latter won
9
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
M. AND M. WINNER TAKES RACE.
John Taylor Comes in First in Three
STRAIGHT Heats at Poughkeepsie Meeting.

Poughkeepsie y. Y, Aug. THE races of the
Hudson River Driving Park Association. which
interrupted by rain were resumed to-day
Favorites won each Of the three races. In the
Oakland Baron purse for 2:22 trotters John Tay
lor. winner Of the NJ and NJ. at Detroit, in
straight heats. Senator Mills stumbled and fell
forty yards from the distance flag while in second
place and tapping Taylor in the third heat. The
results
219 class trotung; purse, SGQ0l-LiH Bars won the
first thre ana fourth heats and the Time 2:17ia
2l4S4. 21212, 2:l3 Jantiua. second the second
heat Surprise. third.
Jchn TAYLOR won in straight beats. Time 2l2. 22T.
Flower purse $1,000, 2:20 class pacing)-Dick Viii
son the second. third and fourth heats and
Time. 2:l5z, 2.l2A. 2.l2la, 214a4. Knoxs tfelstne
Baby, second, won the first heat Billy Waters. jr.,
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
BOSTON AND BROOKLYN BREAK EVEN
In Double Header, the superbas Win First
Game, but Lose Second.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIrUyE. ]

Boston, Aug. 7-BroOklyn won the first game Of
double header from Boston here to-day by a score
of 3 to 4, the visitors making the deciding two
runs in the tenth inning. The second game Boston
won by a score of to 3.
Boston made the first game exciting by tieng
seemingly hopeless score in the ninth, but Ma
larkey was easy in the extra inning. and Garvn
took brace. The local team punched their hits
along with poor playing by the Superbas toward
the end of the second game Williams was wild
but Brooklyn threw away the chances he gave by
headless base running. Dobbs and McCreery made
good catches in the field. Boston fielded cleyerly
IN both games. The
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
rHlRTY,FooTERs RACE AT NEWPORT
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

NeVport r. L. Aug. 7.-There a sweepstake
race this afternoon between the 30-footers, which
was won by the Carolina, sailed by Pembroke
Jones. 1t was a quick and very close between
the first three boats, they finishing within thirty
seconds of one another. With the exception of the
Raccoon all the boats were sailed by their owners.
The Raccoon was sailed by Marion Wright. Mrs.
Whitney was a guest board Naquero III.
The course was TO the Compass Buoy in Codding-
ton Cove and return, the wind being southwest
at the start making it run out and a beat back,
hut before the boats finished their windward work
the wind shifted to the westward. making IL a run
home with spinnakers. The Barbara and the Caro-
lima crsssed the starting line with the gun. The
Barbara took the lead TO the outer mark, where
the Carolina forged ahead. 1t close race
between the Raccoon and the Barbara on the way
hack and at the finish there only four seconds
between them, the Raccoon taking second place.
The summary;
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

RACING.-At Saratoga, 2:l5 p N.
PICYCLTNG.--Races at Manhattan Beach, 3 p m
HORSE SHOW.-At Bay Shore. Long Island, ?. m
PoLo.-At Saratoga, 4@o m: Point Judith 40 p n
ROWING.-Nonpare!I Rowing Club regatta on Harlem
River.
LAWN TENNIS.-open tournament at Newcastle, n H .
international tournament Lougwood, Mass.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Surrey at London; Columbia
Oval a. Thistle; West Indian at Paterson Newark
At Branch Brook: Essex Country Brooklyn; Kings
County Al Manhattan. Brooklyn Paterson
YACHTING Noriches Yacht Club; regatta
90 the Indian Harhor Yacht Club; regatta OF the
Shelter Island Yacht Club small boat races Sea
Msnhaka Co-fnthian Yacht Club: governors prizes
Brooklyn Yacht Club: Shlnuecock Yacht Club races
Observation-Disclosures LeagUe-Brooklyn az New-Iori
$50 M Boston al Philadelphia Pittsburg at Chi
Cincinnati Louis. American League
Washington New-YoTk, 3:30 ?. Philadelphia at
Boston; Louis Chicago; Detroit at Cleveland
Other ganes-Crescent Forest Hill; Montclair al
Livingston
GOLF.-Presdent's Cup at Ekwanok handicap sweep
stakes Garbor HilI: bali sweepstakes at North eT-
Country Club; Oakland at Innis Arden; monthly
handicap a. Richmond County; Western champion
ships at Cleveland; Captains and Browning cup at
Apaws1nis Golfer trophy ar Lake thamplain
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
START, 22o..
NEW SUIT OF SAILS FOR THE RELIANCE.

Bristol. r. /. Aug. THE Reliance received
rev suit Of sails at the oatshops here this after
noon, and sailed down the Bay in the direction Of
Newport, where she will remain for a few days
before sailing tor New-York. Under the direction
of Captain Barr with her nainsail. clubtopSai and
lib set the Reliance left ner nloorines shortly be-
fore o'clock In a moderate southwest breeze.
To-day trip was TO try out the new sails.
1t has definitely been decided that the Reliance
Will not return here before the cup races. The
tender Sunbeam followed in the wake of the Re-
lance. carrying racing gear. Mr.. Hathaway, the
saiTnaker. board, and It is understood that
il has been arranged to have him accompany the
cup yacht during the coming AS soon as
New-YOrk is reached in the early part of next
week. the Reliance will Immediately 10 tie dry
deck in the Erie Basin.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
CRICKET.
Philadelphians Still Lead Surrey-Receive
Invitation to Play Series in Jamaica.

London, Aug. THE cricket match between the
visiting Philadelphians and Surrey was continued
here to-day, and when play ceased this evening
the visitors had lead Of li6 runs in the first
innings, and had made 81 for the loss of two wckets
in the second.
The PhiladelphianS. who had scored 346 for the
loss OF seven Wickets Thursday, increased their
total 10 5Sl to-day. Surrey then quickly lost six
wckets for 81 runs. and it seemed that follow-on
was inevitable. After luncheon. however, Lees
stedInan and @. Q. Smith all did good work and
the innings was not over until 2I had been put on
The visitors then began their second innings and
after losing Graves and Wood. J. +. King and +. H
Bohlen succeeded in playing out time without either
losing his wicket. The game viii be continued In
the morning. The totals: Gentlemen of Philadel-
phia. 2S7 and 81 for two wickets: Surrey, 2n.
The Philadelphia cricket team has been invited
by Sir Alfred L. Jones TO return to the United
States by way OF jamaica and play a series OF
games on the island. An answer to the Invitation
viii be made tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
CHESS.
Triumph for Rice Gambit in Play Between
DR.. Lasker and Tschigorin.

According 10 a cable message received by the
Manhattan Chess Club from Brighton Eng. Dr. T.
Lasker. the worlds chess champion, and II. /.
Tschgorin Of st. Petersburg. the winner Of the
recent international Gamblt tournament at Vienna,
have begun series OF six games at Brighton to test
the soundness Of the Rice Gambit Ia the first game
Lasker with the White pieces, conducted the attack
successfully and defeated Tschig0rin The result
distinct triumph for the Gambit. Tschigorin is
one Of the finest Gambit players living
Otto Eocthing the New York State champion, and
u. II Phillips. who played 10 q tie IN the Rice
trophy competition ~ Sylvan Eeaca. y. " have de-
coed 70 postpone tlelr supplementary series 10
~--azsssss LIS supremacy until early II ths fail
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
Elapsed
THE ARROW DAMAGED.
c. r. FRnt's Fast Yacht Struck a
Submerged ScO1C.

The steam yacht Arrow. owned by Charles H.
Flint of this city said to be the fastest yacht in
the world, was brought to the Morse Iron WorAs
South Brooklyn, yesterday for extensive repairs.
The yacht is badly damaged, and it will be some
time before she is afoat again. The ARROW on her
trip up the Bay from her owners nome at F'eu
Ranl, on Wednesday ran into a submerged scow
which had foundered in the recent heavy storm a
Jagged twelve-foot hole ripped in the ARROW 5
I,nTf side ALI along her water line Wrecking tugs
yrant to her aid and she was beached near Bay
Ridge They finally kept the boat atioat with pom
looms and then towed her to the iron works.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
HORSESHOE HAReoR CLUB ON CRUISE

The annual cruise OF the Horseshoe Harbor Yacht
Club began yesterday and will continue to-day and
tomorrow. The first days run was TO the NorwaIIx
Yacht Club. of ROTOR Point. Conn, where tha
latter organization entertained the visitors Al a
smoker last night To-morrow's run will be from
ROTOR Point TO Greenwich. where the finishing line
will be of the Indian Harbor Yacht Club. The
cruise VIII conclude on Sunday evening, the course
being from Greenwich TO Fields Point 10 Horse-
shoe Harbor anchorage.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
RACE IN SHIFTING WIND.
The Challenger OutsaiIed Her Pace
maker-WjnS by OUer Wde.

The Shamrocks raced in many kinds OF wind
yesterday. Running and reaching in a shifting
breeze Shamrock III outSailed her pacemaker by
minutes seconds in sailing fifteen miles to the
outer mark and beating back by minutes sec
onds, total of minutes Is seconds elapsed time.
The course southeast. The start from
Scotland Lightship, before light northwest wind.
At tho start the yachts lay head to the wind side
by side to windward of the line, each captain try
ing to blanket the other boat. After a moment
they compromised. filled away opposite tacks
and went across the line breaking out spinnakerS.
The starting time was: Shamrock I. Il :2S:+5;
Shamrock III, 1:292S. Within three minutes the
challenger passed the old boat and began TO leave
her astern. The wind softening but at noon
the old boat caught freshening slant of new wind
from the west, and smothering her spinnaker and
setting balloonjib topsai. cut down half the cha-
lengers lead before the new boat felt the breeze
They for half hour without spinna<ers,
and then, the wind hauled back to northwest,
them again. The wind first dropped and then
freshened The challenger gained slowly. AT the
she had a lead of Il quarter of a mile, but
once close hauled for the wndward thIesh IN a
SITTER wind began to draw away Halfway back
the yachts were sailing pretty race In ten-knot
wind. The challenger crossed the line While the
Elapsed
Name Start. Turn. Finish. time
HMS. H.M.s. Inns HMS.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
STANDING BACK JUMP RECORD BEATEN.

Cambridge. Mass. Aug. (SpeciaD-R P. WIZ
iams broke the worlds record in the standins
backward jump with weights to-day at the AAl
ward gymnasium. In competition he cleared
feet 10ls inches breaking the previous record os
10 inches. Williams is OF DR. Sargents SUI
mer pupils in the physical culture class AZ ul'
Harvard summer school.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
POLO PLAYER NOW LOOPS THE LOOP.

William Graham. formerly a well known polo
player is riskng his life twice daily By looping ths
loop on bicycle into the lagoon at Luna Park.
Coney Island Just what connection there should
be between polo playing and this particular form
or looping the loop does rot appear.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
ODDS ON RELIANCE NOW 2 TO 1.

Odds in betting on the coming yacht races have
swung so that they two to now on Reliance
against the chanenger. F. II. Brooks. the betting
commissioner. acting. it is said, for Stock Ex-
change house, has offered to bet $4,000 to 5000
the Reliance against Shamrock III.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
ROCHESTER. 3: PROVIDENCE. .

Rochester ..............o o0@ IOoox-$ II :
! Providence o o o o o q IL
Batteries-Cettg and Steelman; Yerkes and Dgsns.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
SIXTH RACE-For three-year-ods and upward; selling
one and one-siHteenth miles, turf.
LEE BROWN, TRAINER. RULED OFF.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUNE.I

Lee Brown. a trainer accused of drugging the
horse If You Dare at the Brighton Beach track
two weeks ago. has been ruled off the turf. and
the entries of r. H Browns horses have been
ordered refused. The trainer employed by
r. H. Brown at the time II You Dare was alleged
10 have been "doped."
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
THE BEAVER oUTsAILs THE egNEsEE.

Toronto. Aug. THE feature OF the Lake yacht
racing regatta. which closed to-day was the beat
ing the Beaver gave the Genesee Twice the main
sail halyards on the Canadian boat broke but she
defeated the American craft that took the Canada
Cup from her four years ago. The Cadillac capt
ured first DlaCe
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

At Observation-Disclosures e. Holyoke. . (hrst
game) Hoyoke. g. New-London 3 (second game).
At Meriden-Meriden. Z; New-Haven, 3.
At Hartford-Sprngheld. Z; Hartford. 3.
At NOrwich-Brdgeport, 4; Norwich. 0.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
DUNKLE wEAKENs, INVADERS WIN.
New-York Americans Bat and Field Well
Defeat Washington by Score of 10 to 4.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

Washington, Aug. 7-Dunkle went TO pieces in
the box in to-day's game between Washington and
the invaders, and as result the home team lost
by a score of 10 TO 4. In the fifth inning Dunkle
was hit for six runs Howell. the Invaders pitcher
vas batted freely by the home team, but the good
fielding OF the visitors kept the local PLAYERS from
scoring at many crucial times. The score:
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08

Earned Tuns-New-York. 4: washington. 4 Two hase
hits-Conroy Coughin Moran. Three base hits-Conroy
Mcfarland. CoughIn, Moran. Stolen base-Eberfeld.
Sacrifice hit-Fultz Double play-conroy. Williams.
Camel First base on balls-Oh Howell, 4 DunkIe
3 OF orth l. lit BY pitched bals-Keeler. Moran.
Left New-Yorl. S: Washington 6 Time-I .55
UInpire-Sheridan. Attendance-2.O65.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
STATE LEAGUE.

At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4: Binghamton. L
At Syracuse-S Syracuse, s; Troy, o.
At Utica-Utica, g. A. J. e c.. l.
At Ilion-Ion, 3: Schenectady, p
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
BALTIMORE BEATS MONTREAL TWICE.

At BALTIMORE First game. II E:
Montreal --......---.-.O o d D o.
lacky.
Second game r. H. T.
Montreal .............O o O-1 6 3
Batteres-Burchell Hearne and Robinson: winham and
KellacEy
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
NEW-ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At I,owe-LoweT, Z; HaverhiI 6
At Manchester-New-Redford o; Manchester l.
Concord-Concord, Lawrence, (first game) Con-
cord, 13; Lawrence, second game).
At Nashua--FaIl River a. Nashua, &.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
MRS. eAYgRs WINS HoLLYwoop CUP.

Long Branch. n. J.. Aug. : (SpeciaD-In the
finals for the womens tournament at the Holly
wood Gclf Club this afternoon. Mrs E. 5 BsysTs
defeated Miss Alice Price BY . UP. and won ths
silver cup, The attraction tomorrow is a four
some, entries for which closed today.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08

~ SAItSr the shoot7E Lieutenant George CoWley.
VINO mas Just received a commission second ueu-
lend1t In the Sth Regiment. was presented VITA .
SWORD and shoulder straps and epaUlets BY tn9
presentation.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08

game. Moriarity was hlt hard and in the sixth
TeiisVod by Walsh The score:
Toronto ......-......i o o 5 x-T IL
Newark .............0 Is s
Batteries-Brisgs and Toft Morarity Walsh and
Spiesman.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
ST. LOUIS. 2: CHICAGO. !.


At Chicago z II
St. Louis. .............0 o Ga : 2
Chicago .....-......-O o o. & =
Batteres-sudhof Kahoe; Flaherty, Patterson and
Slattery. Attendance-2O2J
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
BOSTON. II; PHILADELPHIA. ?

r n
Boston ..-----------Z Iii 10 l
Philadelphia -..-.--.0 o. 10
BatteEies-Hughes and Criger; Plank. McGeehau and
Powers. Attendance-Il. .29I
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
AMERICAN TEAM PLAYS ALL-HALIFAx.

Halifax. y. S, Aug Batting first in their
match with the All-HalifaX team. the Philadelnhia
cricketers had scored 2I4 runs for the loss OF sly
wickets when play ceased for the day The first
wicket did not fall until the had reached I58
The match will be resumed tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08

THE NEWEST COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
Is the William Smith College. of Geneva,
\. \. Plans. pictures, etc, in to-mOrrovv-s
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
SECOND GAME

6asesmNeT-YPrk . Phiadelphia Three base hits
Brown Gilbert 922 Thomas, Kester, DOOM First base
on eIrofs IdaephIa FIRST base on bas-Om Tay-
/; by Mitchell. Struck outBy Taylor Z: by Mitchell,
o. Time, 2:l0. Attendance. 1912. Umpire-Hurst.