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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-16
Standing of the Clubs. y.

At Atlanta: Atlanta lost the game to-
opporlune times. The feature Of the
game was the good work of Brldewell
at short.
Atlanta ............ooO11ooo 5 s
Nashville .......... 00301l00 0-5 10 2
Batteries: Killen and Matthews: Bailey
and Fisher. t,tls&.3ltss
At Birmingham: Montgomery easily de-
feated Birmingham to-day. Brennan
pitched great game. allowing only five
hits.
Score: r, H. e.
Birmingham .......o0ol0ooo Is i
Montgomery .;..;.;.1 10000 4-s u J.
Batteries: Smith and Millock; Brennan
and Clarke.
IA Little Rock: Brcitenstein was free-
ly batted to-day and received ragged sup
port. Geuse pitched good ball.
Score: r. II. i.
Little Rock. 1o3ao9;oo-l9 Il 4
Batteries: Geuse. and Lynch: Breitea-
stein and Accorsint.
At New Orleans: The locals captured
the first game OF the Shreveport series
by good playing. fair hitting and Hopkins
was the feature In the box.
shreveport e ......ooooo1ooo-i 5 o
New Orleans ,..... / O O0OO0x-2 7 /
Batteries: Fisher and Gralius: Hopkins,
Hurley aud ThaW.
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WILL ENTERTAIN
AMERICAN FLEET

tBy Associated Pressl
WASHINGTON. Juno l6,--The State
Department has been Informed by tho
American Embassy at Berlin that tho
American fleet will BIO entertained at
kiel from the ESD TO the a0th OF this
month. The vessels are now at South
ampton. reinforced by tho kcarsarge.
which arrived there yesterday.
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Standing of the Clubs,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY
(Ey Associated Press.)


At Pittsburg: Forsthe third time in sue
cession Lever shut out an opposing
team. Ho pitched a splendid game. al
lowing Chicago but ono hit. Not a. CHI
.cago player reached second base. u >,
pittsburg ........o2oloooox-s !:
Chicago ............00O 100000 90 /
Batteries: Leever and Phelps, Menefee
and Killing. Time, 1:35. Umpire. Moran.
Attendance, 6,NO.
At Cincinnati: Cincinnati defeated st.
Louis to-day by the score Of to g. st.
Louis made a good effort In tho ninth
inning, scoring three times. :,
Cincinnati .......olooosSSdd "a "a e 9 !.
Batteries: Ewing and Bergen. Rhoades
and j. ONeill. Time, hours. Umpire,
Holiday. Attendance. 1000.
At Philadelphia: Plank pitched the cham
pions to victory over st. Louis to-day.
Only one Of the visitors two triples re-
d dqtsa Ii 5ai 5 sSn BANS s1a that va. que
St. ei Louis .......... ooooooo1o-l 8 3
Philadelphia ..... o l 900 Q0S2 l
Batteries, Donohuo and K 1f,, ,,s. Plank
ruthers. Attendance. 1866.
At washington: Patton proved better
than Mullen In the box to-day and Wash
costly error. followed by d long fly and a
single, gave Washington the necessary
runs.
Score: X. II. e.
T DsiTs{ S2sSS sss 81 &
Batteries: Patton and Drill, AIullin and
Mcguire. Time, Las, Umpire, Sheridan.
Attendance, 1906
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Mr.. Batkins Retlres.

MIR. Claude L.. Batklns. reeeniIy elected
Il member OF tho Common Council from
ston has resigned as q member OF the
city Committee. 10 which body no was
chosen last year.
Mr. James II. Disney. n member OF the
shortly resign. having. removed his resi-
dence into Monroe. Both OF these papers
win be acted on AT the next meeting OF
tho committee. which VIII likely DO In
August,
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THIRTY-NINE DEAD
TAKEN FROM RUINS
fEY AesocIated Press. !,

BE NbSDtIH[Gu TTsbE.l
& BERLlN. June lb--A dispatch to tho
Lokal Anzelger from Warsaw to-day an
nounced that large apartment house
there collapsed suddenly. and that tho
bodies Of thlrty-nine persons were taken
out OF tho ruins,
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There ia Il through sleeping car ~ mo
Adirondack Mountains @ia 4, H. NJ
WcStahore and EeW Y0fk GGpttal from
ticket s6snt
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New Telephone Line.

(sneclaI to rho Times-Dspatrh
LACROSSE. VA, June l5e-h telephone
Inc from this place Y bclns constructed
wDicl when completed VIII Connect WIN
South iIili, Braey. Shelton .and other
ueiglbDrins towns.
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Schedule for To-Day.

Chicago at New York.
St. Louis at Philadelphia
Detroit ats Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
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RIcHnOND SHUT OUT
Petersburg Defeated Players from this
Civ by Score of 6 to o,

PETERSBURG. VA, June l5.--Petera-
burg defeated Richmond by a score OF
10 0 In beautifully played game this
afternoon The attendance was nothing
to compare with what the ball being
played here deserves.
Score. X. III. r.,
Petersburg .......i0oo4oOo z i
RchYnond ...,..... 00000 90 8 3
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY
Scores Yesterday.

Washington 2, Detroit l..
Philadelphia 2, st. Louis L
Boston-Clevcland (Raln).
New York-Chcaso (ain).
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Mr.. Miner elected.

Mi. V. ". Miner. Of Clay Ward, was
last night Chosen sitbtehairlnan 81 tho
couneil Committee on Light,
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LYNCHBURG BOY
AMONG GRADUATES
(spoeial to The Times. DIspatch.

lOBTQN, MASS, June l5,--Among The
prominent members az the graduating
class al the College OF Phyalcans who
VIII recelye the NJ, D.. degree Tomorrow
IN Walter q. Alexander. Of Iynehburs.
Va. Alexander IL chairman OF tho Exc,
cutiye Committee, and 10 a graduate OF
iAncoln EnyepgitY IN tie class OF 1913.
With lhe master of arts degree.
Loss Of APPETITE is commonly grad.
ipi rout5 Gisll after another ~ set aslue. y
AZ ono OF tic iirsi Indications that 10
sYEtcm IS running down, aud there II nolll,
iilk elRc 80 good for II as Hood salsa,
parilt-the best OF all tonies,
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THE Scene
WAS BEAUTIFUL
CONTINUED from First Pagc.J

the middle OF that stage and told some
things about dot Baby Of Mine" which
set the house in q roar. The roar con-
tinued long after the lad finished. He
had 10 show himself on the stngo again,
ind he would havo done SO many moro
times had he obcyed the calls Of the
audience,
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THE DAY ON
THE DIAMOND.
Record of the National and
American Leagues.
CHICAGO WAS SHUT OUT
Pittsburg Did Trick for Them-Clncin.
natl Beat ST. Louis Four to Three.
Only Two Games Played by
Each League.
Scores Yesterday
Pittsburg 8. Chicago o.
Cincinnati :, st. Louis 3.

Schedule for To-Day
New York at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
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"If you were born to honor. showdt now.
r put upon you. make the Judgment GOOD.
That thought you worthy Of 1t"
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student TO Inspire love for truth and
honesty. to lluplant mutual faith and
mutual respect. to cultivate adherence
work OF the school. 1t Is a work worthy
OF your consistent and affectionate de-
votion. For In It lies the thod OF trus
scholarship as well as the secret OF . loyal
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
WOMEN AT THE TILLERS.
Six Knot Breeze for Hampstead Yacht Clubs
Regatta.

Sea Cliff. n. Y. July 25-To-days regatta of the
Hampstead Harbor Yacht Club the most inter
estng in the clubs history. 1t began in a six knot
West-southWest breeze which held throughout the
race The start at los for the big boats,
and these made the picturesque feature OF the
race The Anoatok got about half minutes ad-
vantage at the start, and the Spasm not able
to wrest the advantage from her rival who finished
first by thirty-six seconds.
The Coot built fifteen years ago by A. D. Prince,
came out from the brake. where she usually lays,
and won in her class, usual There close
race between the Flimfam and the Plover. Miss
Prince sailed the Flimham part OF the course
Mrs. Kendle had the tiller Of the Airline when she
started Other women interested in the were
Miss Anna Bastier and Miss Mary r. Abbott,
whose sloops were among the contestants.
The Arizona and the Falcon into each other
at the start, the former carrying away the Falcons
bobstay. The Falcon entered protest but neither
boat finished. The regatta managed by Ward
Dickson, chairman OF the clubs regatta committee.
The winners were the Anoatok, the Spinster, the
WaIkover. the jolly Tar, Hobo II. the Montauk.
Trouble H. the Flmfam, the Lambkin, the Knave,
the Scud. Gosling II. the Coot and the Arlinee.
Following the summaries:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
CALM STOPS SHAMROCKS.
Cannot Finish Race, and Are Tozced
to Erie Basin.

Shamrock III had dropped her trial horse half a
mile astern after six miles Of racing off Sandy Hook
yesterday, when the Ackle land breeze deserted
them, the race was abandoned and the yachts
towed up to Erie Basin.
The boats were taken out earlier than usual To
finish the racing in time to get them to drydock
last night. Reaching Scotland IIghtship, it was
decided to send them for a turn about the two
nghtships, nine miles around. Captain Rringe got
the better of the preliminary jockeyine and sent
the challenger across the line in the windward
position and ahead. The starting time was:
s. H.Ms.I Inns
shamrock Ill., 1887 :l5 Shamrock IL
The light wind west-northwest and the
course TO the turn east-northeast The first leg
was a broad reach Captain BevIs luffed the old
boat across the stern of the challenger to get to
WindWard Of her, but the Cup hunter luned also
ana slowly drew away. Both kept lufnng until
haIf mile from the turn, and it carried them off
their course. so that they had a run before the
wind when they bore of to make the turn. Sham
rock was astern and blanketed the leader until
she rounded the mark The time at the turn was:
H.MsJ H.Ms
shamrock Ill.,. IL 26 81 Shamrock :59
The challenger had gained / minute 18 seconds
once ciosehauled Shamrock III began to gain,
and was half mile ahead when the race was called
on me yachts Will be in Erie Basin until to-
morrow afternoon and will begin racing again
Iuesoay Sir Thomas will visit West Point to-day
as guest OF Adjutant General H c. Corbin.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
RELIANCE WINS CUP.
B4RDEST RACE SAILED
Erciting Contests in Strong Bree@t
-Ingomlar and Nicola Victors.
Tpr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. I

,-1-,ort r L July 25.-In strong breeze from
-, .sst that made the big ninety-footers stagger
- the tremendous pressure of their canvas
- p.liaroe sailed another Of her record breaking
-N .odsv defeating the Constitution by six
E-,..s eighteen seconds and winning the cup
-, nv Commodore Bigelow of the Eastern
-, -lub The race was over a triangular course
- niles 70 a leg. Excepting the recent race off
= :. ,.os when the yachts Unable to carry
= = .o,safs this the hardest and closest race
- ninetes have yet sailed
.r.-.o1 F. Plants schooner, Ingomar won
Izirelow cup for schooners. and the sloop
+,ss his cup for sloOps. The sloop Neola and the
Loorer Rondna were also winners.
r.veral accidents marred the contest. The Co.
,-bfa which had made a splendid fight for second
.Isoe lost her t0pmast when she gybed at the
se,ond mark 10 haul Up for the final ten mile
lose reach 10 the finish She had beaten the Con-
s,ttutioa in the windward work TO the first mark
30 q seconds and in the spinnaker from the
est 10 the second mark she had outrun her 43
seooDds The mast broke of short at the cap and
A.. end of the club topsau yard dropped into the
v,a.s-. The yacht was Jowed into port by her ten
DER the Park City.
The Reliance had entered the harbor. and was
=, rbe act Of rounding TO, pick up her mooring
rrben il, a-.bing the gaf doubled up like tin horn
=, nofDr a dozen feet out from the jaws. Both
yscbts will be ready on Monday. il is said, to sail
heir first official trial race of this place. The
sIoop Isolt Of Boston, lost her mast at the deck
and the Queen Nab lost her t0pnast
These are the official times OF the S0-footers in
1o-day's race:
Eastern Yacht Club special race. sloops, 9o-foot
class;
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
OPEN HANDICAP.
TRAVIS TO CAPTAIN TEAMS.
Will Head Eastern Amateur and Association
Players Against Englishmen.

special meeting of the executive committee OF
the United States Golf Association was held at
Boston on Friday night to complete arrangements
for the dates of the oxford and Cambridge Society
team, TO visit this country in August and Septem-
ber Walter J. Travis appointed captain Of
the team of Eastern amateurs to meet the visitors
on august g. at Garden City, and OF the team
representing the United States Golf Association
TO meet the visitors September at the Nassau
Country Club He is to act with the president
and secretary of the association in selecting the
team Of Eastern amateurs. The players of the
United States Golf Association team are to be Sc
captain.
The Oxford and Cambridge team will visit Can
ada from August 80 to September 4 From Septem-
Der II to II they will visit the Ekwanok Country
55iuo OF Manchester. Vt, and compete in a three
days tournament with thirty-two amateurs, in
Guiding the visitors. 1t will be at eighteen hole
match play. with the exception of the final match
Whlch VIII be at thirty-six holes, the same as in
Great Britain
Inc scoring of matches in this country to be the
same as in matches abroad, play odd number
d Slue and even matches to a finish /. e.. haved
match to go nineteen holes and count point for
each match. A dinner will be given to the visit
ing team on the evening of September II.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
L4WN TENNIS.
George Wrenn Beats Brother
Wright Has NarrOzC Escape.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE Tribune. ]

Boston. July Z.-George Wrenn's victory over
his brother, Bob" g., 81 Is, in the tennis
at Longwood to-day. overwhelming that it
settled beyond peradventure the makeup of the
American singles team for the internationaIs. On
Larned and George Wrenn, Americas hopes will
depend. Only to-day did Bob Wrenn get a
lead, and then il only 80 in the first
set. 1t was a continuous tight for position at the
net, and Bob completely routed. George
passed him lobbed over his head at will, and
when George was at the net he kept Bob running
from one side line to the other until the kill"
1he surprise of the day Beals Wrights mar
row escape from defeat at the hands of j. D. Z.
Jones who played when in Brown University, from
%nieGh he was graduated in 1898. Wright Won
W. A. Larned had little diffculty in defeating his
P@To{her q z. F. Larned 61S, s-3 L-s and Hotcomo
easily earned, SO 6-4 e. Ward was never in
Eetter % Yer Raysca5 c3nditIon He played haTd matfh
out turning a hair. The semi-fnals will be played
In the Eastern NJ doubles WA Ward Aadu and Ware beat
eoPard darnsd a6 1ri6 and Aen e{ 81 81 G g. an6 beat
%, 60, 6-3 Leonard and Wright put up strong
prestige Of Ward and WsTe ser eoGaTd pio is built
much on the lines of Dwight Davis. and his ser ser
losers showed gQ2d team work and concentrated
The Dohertys played an exhibition match against
Mahoeey an6 Clothler before large crowd and
a good deal, especially in the second set but IT
Summaries:
O. Longwood singles. fourth roundHolcorbe Ward de
feated Harry +. Allen, 60, e., g: c. Wright
defeated J. D. E Jones IS So, Sc, 6-, 6-I; G
l. Wrenn, Jr.. defeated K. D. Wrenn. 64. 6-I -;
VI a IarneG defeated E P. I-arned, 6-S 6-3, 1t-S
eastern doubles third H. and l. e
ware defeated Z. P Larned and H. +. Allen O., Ct
sem-hnaI round-H Ward and l. f. Ware defeated E.
". Leonard and /. g Wright. Sc, e. 6-3. 6-3; n
J Holt and B. E Merrill R. G r and
H. NJ: Miles, 6-4. %, G-6 Pc, -. -,-..
Handicap singles Uhird round)-F. c. Watson
Gseratchl defeated L Jennings OF 15l, 6-3 63
n " Robinson 10 1-16l defeated c. P Knball Us 40
Fourth perod-A; F Fuller O. Of 15) defeated F Y,
Ghiprnan 90 so 62. e: c. II. Neteton GO OF l0)
defeated F. r. Speare (5-6 Of 49, e. 6-1; J. d; z.
IS.
Consolation doubles. first rouudD-Stauwood Beals
defeated Rowland Jones by default
Second round-Perry Bladgen defeated Morrill, and
H F. Cole, 6-2, 6-2.
and Speare 6-3 SIS.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
PLAY IN AND AROUND THE CITY.

Local cricketers had fine days sport yesterday
after a succession Of wet Saturdays. and many
championship matches were brought on. AT Pros
pect Park the Paterson and Manhattan clubs had a
contest In the pionship series OF the Metro
poIilan League, which the former won by z runs
The totals: Paterson 20 and 81; Manhattan. g.
Ihe Columbia Oval Club champions OF the New
York Cricket Association, visited Bran 1nchbTOOk Park
for It's first meeting with BrancabToOk and was
defeated by Il runs The totals, Columbia Oval, Il
BranchbroOk. S.
The Schenectady club was defeated al Prospect
Park by Kings County by the narrow margin OF
6 runs. The totals; Kings County. 81 ScheneC-
tady. 81.
Teams Of the Brooklyn and West Indian clubs
had q match at Prospect Park. which the former
won by a score OF 80 TO "a J. Watt ard j. Flan-
merry made a good stand for the winners
The West Indians played their return game in
the charnpi 0nShD series OF the New-Hork Cricket
Association with Manhattan II az Prospect Park
ana defeated it by = runs, after declaring their
innings closed with Wickets down The
totals: West Indians. 137 declared for seven wick
The Newark ana Essex County teams played
their New-York Association match at Branchbrook
Park where the former won rather easily BY %
runs. The totals: Newark, 80. Essex County 20
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
GOLF.
DR.. Clark Burnham Wins Battenkill
Gun at EkzCanOk.

Manchester. VT, July 25.-Clark Burnham won
the BattenkiH cup by defeating Henry W. Brown
in the final contest by up and TO play. The
Ondaws cup went to Edward W. Clark, Sd. who
beat Charles D. Cleghorn by L up and IL to play
]. NJ. Ward and c. NJ. Clark played off the tie for
the best of SO in the qualifying round.
Mr. Ward won with 81 to Mr.. ClaTks 93,
W. J. Evans, of the Ekwanok Country Club won
the Taconic cup here to-day by defeating H. T.
Cole Of the Detroit Country Club in the final thr-
ty-six hole match by 10 up and to playh Evans
displayed excellent form and had the match well in
hand at all points.
Paul Waterman both the gross and net score
prizes in the all day open handicap from field of
forty. His card SIR The net scores under
80 are given below. The summary:
Taconic Cup final round)-W. J. Evans Ekwanok. beat
h T. Cole g. Detroit Country Club 10 up and play.
Battenlil CuP-C1ark Burnhan. Dyker Meadow, beat
a w Brown, Philadelphia Country Club, up and TO
play.
Ondawa Cup-E. W Clark Ekwanob~ beat Charles
D. Cleghorn, Ekwanok, - and IL 70 play.
II.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
THE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

l215 a m-No. 41s Greenwteh-st-; Patterson estate;
trfhing-
s:15 a MO. &c East Houstoa-st. William Geraghty;
slight.
700 a Mo. IA Rvington-st; Joseph GOnzaiis: tr-
fling
$3.50.
els a Mo Iss Monros-sr-; Samuel Chennis: SIS.
sos Mo 81 Jesrson-st-: BENJAMIN Moss rininE
II :O5 Mo FoTty-hfth-st-; Consolidated
Gas Company. no damage
I:IO 2 r-So. 81 Rutgers-st: Goodman Brothers: s.
22O ?. Tn.-No e45 Ease-sve; Maggie Hickey. slight
SIS p m-Thrty- and North River; canal boat
Joseph Puilich: $40
3.45 p Mo. AZ Cinton-st-: Levy Rcthstein; ksoo-
Is D. Mo e4e Watsr-st-. N. MeDermott; slight
.. Mo 432 West Thrty-seoOnd-st: owner IN
known; slight
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
MIXED DOUBLES AT NEWPORT.
Try TFIEGPl

IBY TELEGRAPH TIE TRIBUNE.I
Newport R. l., July 25.-One match played
in the lawn tennis tournament for mixed doubles
at the Casino to-day, the contest being between
Miss Edith Hall and Marion Wright and Mrs
Barger Wallach and T. Sufern Taller. Miss Wal
iach and Mr.. Taller gave their opponents odds OF
helf 10 and the first set, 6-3. In the second
the games were carried to deuce and Miss Hall and
Mr. Wright won. Ga With the sets the third
was hotly contested, and finally won by Miss
Hall and Mr.. Wright. 6-4
The games in the finals viii be played Monday
when Miss Anita Sands and Henry r. SedgWlck
will play Miss. Edith Hall and Marion Wright
The next tennis tournament will be a women S
doubles, to begin Monday, for two loving cups
presented by Mrs. William Z. Carter.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
CHESS
Roething and Phillips ied-Schweitzer
Wins First Prize in Glass Tourney.

Sylvan Beach, n. y. July 25.-The fifth and final
game of the match for the possession of the Rice
trophy. played between Otto Roething and II. NJ
Phillips. drawn this afternoon after thirty
six moves and as each man had won two games,
the contest is drawn According TO the rules they
will have to play final match Of two games up at
the Manhattan Chess Club in October. This ended
the seventeenth annual midsummer meeting of the
New-York State Chess Association.
The following games were decided in the class
tourney to-day: Schweitzer beat Ciuckemus, Searle
beat Dixon. Howard heat " Scripture; z; Scripture
and CTuckemus and W. Scripture and Collie drew
Cole beat Mowry- These results give the first
prize TO Schweitzer. of NewYork; second to How
ard, of Rochester. and third to McMartiu, Of
JOhnStoWn
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
RICE eAMBIT PLAY NEARLY OVER.

With the exception Of one game the Rice Ciambit
tournament at the Manhattan Chess Club. which
has been in progress since June, has ended julius
Finn, ex-champion Of the State first prize one
point ahead of Or. Keidanz, Bruno Segheim who
sprang champion Phillips and de-
feated him unexpectedly finished third. In the sec
ond half he scored five points out of possible
seven, the record made by Finn and by
Kedanz in the first half. HalDern is secure in
fourth place. The only remaining game. between
Roething and Hanham, cannot possibly interfere
with any of the four leaders. of the ffty-ive
games played Black easily the majority the
figures being 90 to II and five drawn The scores to
date:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
CROSS COUNTRY GOLF AT ARosLEY.

An interesting cross country golf compe ttion was
played yesterday on the Ardsley Club links Five
holes were played. gcing the entire eighteen
hole course At the start the players mad to drive
through a barrel hundred yards from the club
house, holing out on the fifth green. The rext
drive from the middle of Broadway to the
eleventh green. The regular twelfth green was
the third hole. The fourth hole from the thir-
teenth tee 70 the fifteenth green and the last hole
from the siXtIeth TO the home hole, but
instead of holing out. the ball had to be sent
through a barrel the home green for the final
stroke The results:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
EsoUIMAU is SCRATCH GOLFER.

At the Hunters Island links near Pelham Bav
Park is Esquimau golfer He is Meme brought
10 this country a few years ago by Lieutenant
PeaTy. the arctic explorer The boy. who is only
fifteen years old, has been adopted by Superin-
tendent Wallace. Of the Museum of Natural His
tory. Several times week he visits the links with
Mr.. WallaCe's son, and he has become one of the
scratch players of the club with record of S5 Tor
the hole
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
PENATAoUIT coRlNTHlAN cRuIsE

BAY Shore. Long Island. July q Cspeclan -r,s
annual cruise Of the Penataqut CortnthaD Yacht
S4lo ended on The clubhouse here at Eero,so,,t.
Point this afternoon. The feet LED ~, ~ go"
-oflhtnis' Commodore J. Adolph MoIle,La,,.-
pasSeo IN through the channel by Fire Island Tigst
@ anc were welcomed by the stay A. b,.. -
- enthusiasm he principal ports on - III III
- re Great South Bay were vfsife6 It "-teIs ;
gaclL arrow. owned by T. K. MACY csrrid siVHp f
racing nonors Of the cruise. -'i4ea Oh the
New-York tribune., 1903-07-26
CRICKET.
Philadelphians Lose Match to P F. Warmers
Team at London by 1876 Runs

London. July 25.-The cricket match between the
Phiadelphians and P. T. Warmers team was won
to-day by the home team by 1SS runs The visit
ors made a valiant effort TO stave or defeat ana
some excellent batting was done by F. H. BohIen
NJ. T. Graves c. c. Morris, ]. A Lester and F. c.
sharpless B. ]. T. Bosanquet and l. 4. u. Ben
ington made fine stand for the winners the
former especially hitting out in splendid style for
an innings just nine runs short Of the century
The Philadeiphians viii play their next match at
Brighton against Sussex.