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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
CYCLISTS REUNITE.
Nearly One Thousand of Them
Wheel to Coney Island.

Thu .ycIe reunon and parade was held yes
terday. and about 1000 riders were M nne. 80
number VAS not up to expectations but TINS
WAS laid TO the fact that The parade had TO oe
postponed. on account of rain. from the previous
Saturday.
large number of spectators gathered along the
route and cheered the riders The parade started
from the Grand Circle. Fifty-ninth-st- and Eighth
ave- and passed through Fifth-ave 70 the Wthanls-
burg Bridge and thence through BedforH-aVe.
,Rrooklyn) to the reviewing stand on Eastern
Parkway ending at Coney Island Cups. goio
watches gold and bronze medals and various use
full articles were the prizes. The awards tolioN;
Beyt appearing motorryclistwon BY E. GoodTn Jer-
sey city tor;ent)i Ralph De Palma Brooklyn unoiah''
of mos: antique SSyo Second sy J Rogers
I T@sE By the United c''l' Clubs 'rs-'sr
CLUB having the number .: uniformed riders
SinP making d the SSs PSya WheeI1nen New
York. second District Turn Veren tniIo: d.
Nsa2 Ss sec.
Fest norai decorated uachine-wOn by l. A. Wen.
Rest appearing juveuil. rider-wOn by Angelo stan
Best novelty disPlay-won by Ralph zaT5 Nsw-yoTk
Samuel rESs waiiers Brooklyn. second.
Most appropriately gowned wonan-"on by Mrs J. D.
Most skilled woman ridsr>-won by Mrs, R A. Van
- The sse h1 wnss The 81 s csp q os
Captain Of the club making the best appearancs-Won
BY Captain Fehlhaber. the Prospect Wheelmen.
TalIest ridAr-Won b. J. }. Garrasten. New-yOrk
rider-Won by Master E. Goodman, Brooklyn.
Best appearing unattached rtder-Won by 2. A.
Coverly. The Bronx
Most skIfuI rider-won s c Everett. Nev-York:
Harry Brewer, New-York. second.
Best appearing vseran-Woa by VIII r. P,tnan.
Sheepshead Bay.
Oficers OF club OF colored riders-Won BY
Calumet Cyclers.
oficsrs OF the appearing ciub-won by Prospect
Wheelmeu
Best appearing bearer Of long Island club
Won by George Decker, e. .. Turn VeTein \. H. Mint
erTnan, Century Road Club OF America. second.
Best appearing color bearer OF q New-Nork club-Won
by Robert Owens The Bronx: Eugene Herben. NewYork
appearing color bearer OF a staten island club
Won by r. A. Cuckson. 81. George Wheelrneu.
Youngest motoFcyclist-Won by Miss Oliver Ready
Brooklyn. twelve old
Bicycle carrying the number OF rtdsrs-Woa
by the sexLette OF Gustave Asen. New-Tork
Captain having largest number IN Nls-Won by
L. V. r. HaTdsnburgh, United Cycle Club; II.
Z. D. Turn Veren. second.
Best appearing rider personally 6ecorated-Won ~
Arthur Boyd. New-York
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GOLF.
"WIEe" Norton and Bernard Nach-
oils Win at Deal.

After q tie at thirty-six holes, In four ban
match for a $3.50 purse offered by the Hollywood
Golf Club Willie Norton. Deal and Bernard
Nichols New-York. defeated Willie" Andrews.
Apawa-ns. the open champion, and Morris McCai-
thy. HOLLYWOOD at the thirty-eighth hole.
Good golfers followed the match. both in the
morning and In the afternoon. The contest began
by the open champion winning the first hole IN d
dashirg style, with a par I. Norton and Nichols
were also playing good golf, and seven OF the hrs
nine holes were kalved. Mccarthy having won the
sixth in a par q which gave them the lead at 'le
turn by 2 Up. Coming In. Norton and Nicholls
made the best showing winning four holes TO their
opponents three. and finishing only one down at
the end OF the first eighteen holes
In the afternoon Anderson and Mccarthy again
made a dashing start, and at the twenueth hole
led by 8 up Norton and Nichols then won Two
holes and the next five were halved so that at the
turn they were still only down. The match was
all square at the thirtieth hole, and at the thirty
fourth hole Norton and Nichols took the lead for
the first time OF the day. They did not get IeaVe
TO retain it long, however as honors were agttIn
even at the thirty hole of the match. ana as
the home hole was halved. they had 10 continue
For The benefit of the gallery they agreed to play
the seventeenth and eighteenth holes till ore or the
other would win. and the match ended at the nome
green by Norton winning the second extra hole In
and Nichols The men did not play record break
ing golf but the match was so close and Interesting
that record pIay was given a thought.
The ball and the Individual scores were
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LIVINGSTON FIELD CLUB.
RESULTS OF OTHER MATCHES.

1he Essex County clubs played their New
York Cricket Association championship gams
b. ook Paris. where the Essex County easily
% 7. Gilbert scored as the winners, while
Snortman added 30 A Strattcrd 81 and r. Barron 26
not y. +. House bowled splendid style for the
xetoTs and captured seven wickets for u runs while
I. Birch did good work the end totals
were; Essex County. 49, Newark. 40
The Mount Vernon club visited Columbia Oval q
with Team c OF the homa team whom they de-
teated 80 L. Steedman. addition
81. bowled In effective style for winners. while
Bartnstt A Barnase c. Roberts got Into double
figures For Columbia Oval. @. shaw obtained eight
wckets for 33 while L. Murphy made ~ not out
The totals Colnn ba Oval 81: Mount Vernon s.
The Thsties, Team made poor showing asainst
ths Bermuda Club Prospect Park where they suffered
defeat by es runs after their opponents had declared
Bell played fine innings of IS for the winners, while
W. swan and A. Lambert added double ngures Fer
Thistles A. D. Brown and T. Cavanaush scored II and
respectively the totals Bermuda. los de
elared Tor three wckstsl: Thistles' Team b -
Elizabeth. n. j.. Aug. 27-The Thistle Cricket
Club. OF Brooklyn. visited the Union County team
here to-day for its championship match In the New
York Cricket Association series. The home team
had decided the better OF the two innings contest
which resulted and by "a runs. "A H. Gibson
bowled I'm form for the winners and captured
six wickets for ] runs. The totals We're: Union
County. IL and 50, Thistles. II and ID for seven
Wfckety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
DAUNTLEss ROWING CLUB REGATTA
Close Contest in Eight Dared Barge Race on
the Harlem.

With the weather perfect, a large crowd wit
messed the thirty-thrd annual ladies' day re-
gatta OF the Dauntless Rowing Club on the Harlem
yesterday. TurTe cOnsiduraBl-- trter est
In the swimming .. y. Roberge, who swan,
the river prior to the race. and made some
remarkably good time for amateur. and from
whom naturally a great deal had been looked for
beaten yards by II. ]. Knapp who had a
handicap o: ten seconds
After jockeyins about for nearly ffteen minutes
the eight cared barge race. with two entries. was
finally sent OF % a good start. Crew I ap-
twenty-five yards from the finishing line. Here the
opponents began 20 dig the oars In the water
hard as they knew how. thus winning by quarter
OF length. IL II. Bowtsll. coxswain Of the win
The summaries:
Shea Memorial Trophy tane mlle'-woa BY Jane, P
SoyiS = WS.-iy sscSHo 1l me 80 r
praddg A. l. Brooks seeond: Herbert J. Knapp third
single gig handicap Cons-haIt milsl-wsn BY F. L
HaSaR 6 sTeoHasl; H II sowt.4 q ses2ads). second
pSqSe gig race tGae,aalt milel-Won By Gs,rss 5
sfoSs ana john MoKsa II . seSsf Time Il IS L AAsaA
Swimming race uao yards'-won by H ]. Krapp 90
-Four gig race (onehslt m!lerwon by crex No. ? III
r. Bowtsu- bow; A W Johnston. No :; J. McKeni,t
crew No Or, Lansrs bow; frank Post IL No :. F
eoas%an, second Time fiS ''''A' u '" Jennings
D,5 Eish{-sseE raeeW9p by crew Ne cieorss W
2'Ns.L No . J. MeKenitt. Nc. 5: J. W ConeFt No. s
Snow co2sSan; crew No az InStSns c, iTqAe R
Lensr'. No, 2; F Pos, t. No 3; D \, RabeFss. No &
No, !; T L HaSan s'roks: Ii. Il. BoNtsn. coxswainj
Eleht-barss race. With ladIes-won by crew n, .
SGsSrre W Jennings how: MsKsnts 10 = Z, 4
j c. HeIosTt No d F L Hassn No 7: : N S No .
son stroke: h H. Bow,el. eoxsNain) crew No. i ID n
L Brooks. No. 4. a. O'Neii s: G. s. Wooiey NJ q
Time. i:I0. "' N'AS"iND' second
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TO KEEP "AUTos" FROM SPEEDWAY
New Association Says Machines Are Running
Brooklyn Drive

The Brooklyn Coach Association. an organization
OF Hverymep which is in the process OF formation
proposes TO attempt to have automobiles barred
from the Brooklyn Speedway all hours OF the
day or night They declare that the heavy
chimes have ruined the speedway BY rolling IL down
almost as hard a macadam pavement. Auto
mobiles prohibited from using the speed
way except at certain hours.
The members OF the new association also hope TO
stop the practice prevalent among certain livery
men for time OF cutting the established prices
for funerals and other service
The officers to DC William B. Lewis. OF Gin
ton and Desraw SITS. president; James Connolly. OF
No. . Dean-st.. vice-resident; William Bosrduan
secretary. and George s. SchufelG- treasurer.
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RECORD FROM CHICAGO.
auto" Run of re Hours and 10
Minutes to This City.

Jerome 4. Ellis and Arthur G. Schrnitt. OF the
Chicago Automobile Club. arrived In this city al
2.4S yesterday morning In 5-horse power AppeT-
son car making a automobile record from
Chicago to this city.
II took them u hours and 46 minutes to cover the
distance The former record. made last OCTOBER oy
B. s. Hocomb. was IS hours
The men alternated In way now familiar. one
man travelled by train while the other drove. and
GOT whatever sleep he could. Elmer and Edward
Apperson were the alternates for Ellis ana
schmtt. They left Chicago at a. M. last Wednes-
day.
The trip made with few nnishaps' and the
only repair that had be made on the car was the
replacing OF a tire. The most difficulty was In
the Catskills, where q heavy storm was encoun-
tered. A half hour lost outside OF Hacken-
sack.
The time OF departure from the chief cities passed
5:55 a. m: Toledo. August "A, 1850 D. m; Cleveland
August "a, 1880 D. m; Erie, August %. z a. M; FL
a. m
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CHAMPIONSHIP CRICKET.
Brooklyn Defeats Manhattan IN
Good Batting Game.

Some fee batting was seen yesterday m the
match at Prospect Park between Manhattan and
Brooklyn W. Adam played a splendid innings Of
50 for Manhattan. which. being backed UP BY good
contributions from f. A Slade and T. j. Prender-
CAST left Brooklyn 10 to get to win In IN
hour and half.
g. A. Worm and J. L. Poyer set about this tzss
in the proper style. and the winning hit mads
with only 8 wickets down. The game continued
and when stun1ps were drawn for the day Brook
iyn was victor by "a runs. with 5 wcksts 70 spare
The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
MISS EVERETT WESTERN CHAMPION.

Chicago Aug 27-Miss Frances Everett. OF tho
Frmonr Country Club. to-day won the Woman's
Western Golf Championship on the Glenviow Coli
Clubs grounds by defeating Miss J. Anna Car
penter OF Westward lilo one up on the home
green. Miss Everett's long game WAS the best ever
exhibited by a woman over tho Western champion
ship course,
Out IN 90 10 Miss Carpenters u. Miss Everett
was one up al tho turn. She had four OF tao
first nine holes. lost three and two were halved.
The tenth was halved, and the eleventh was also
halved. despite Misc Carpenters b!t OF bad luck
which sent the ball into tho river. BY brilliant
work Miss Carpenter took the twelfth IN bogey
four, and taking the next two holes from Mss
Everett she up. But Miss Everett squared
matters the sixteenth, won the seventeenth
because Miss Carpenter topped her drive into the
long grass and halved tho home hole. winning
up.
The cardH.
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HERREsHoFF WINS AT EkWANoK.

Manchester. VI. Aug. 27-Frederick Herreshofr
OF New-York. won the presidents cup a trophy
presented by Robert T. Lincoln. OF Chicago at the
Ekwanok Golf Club to-day defeating H. c.. Hart
well. OF Troy. n. Y, In a 90 hole match by a score
OF up and TO play. The match was all square
n the end OF the morning play. each contestant
making the IS holes in 70 strokes Hartwell went
to pieces IN the afternoon. losing seven out of the
nine holes and nnally succumbinE the eleventh
green. The gross prize In the handicap taken
BY e NJ. Daley of tha ST. Andrews Golf Club
Nth scnre of So.
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KALEIDOSCOPE ARRAY M. aAnc.rxs

may be found each snnd=y in the hit
Of the people In the narrow columns
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Miss France. Everett, Exmoor:
HANDICAP AT DYKER MEADOW
The scores In the selected card handicap yest-r-
day at the Dyker Meadow Golf Club were;
PROFESSIONALS AT SEA CLIFF.

good crowd vas out the opening OF the
links OF the Glenola Golf Club yesterday at Sea
Cliff. The course OF 2.002 yards with a DOGGY
OF thrty-t three II will be extended to the fun
nine hole distances this fall The feature
professional match between Stewart Gardner. OF
Garden City and "Al@ck" Smith, of Nassau. the
former winning by UP. The cards:
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CHAMPIONSHIP OF BERKSHIRE.
by TELEGRAPH To THE rRIRunE.l

by TELEGRAPH THE TRIRUSE.l
Lenox. Mass. Aug. H-The championship of the
allied golf clubs of Berkshire County was won to-
day by Walter r. Tuckerman. of Washington
representing the stockbridge Golf Club His score
was l65 for thirty-six holes. e A. Thompson. OF
Pittsfied, l75, was second and Malcolm McBurney
Of Stockhrdge. the former champion. third. with
i75 Forty-two started
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HIGHLANDERS LOSE TWO.
st. Louis Wins Both Games of a
Double Header, {? to g and / to.9

i was a bad Gay for the Eighlanderz at Amer.
can League Park yesterday. where they met the
81 Louis team in double header and were beaten
II both contests The scores were to and sto3
IL the early game both Orth and Hynes were mir
sil2ro Griffith relieved Orth. whue t1elty took
Ayness place r or the four innings Griffith pitched
Lct single nit was made of his delivery
In the second contest Chesbro did the firIinp for
the nome nine, and was hit freely SudhoH nJfSlsd
nne game for the visitors. ST. Louis roade ,ba
game SAFE II the eighth getting two men across
scores. @N'io- -Ho
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BOSTON. 2: CHICAGO.

Boston. Aug 27.--In the presence OF the largest
crowd ever assembled ball game in this city,
Boston defeated Chicago IN a finely played con-
test this afternoon. to l. The sharp fielding OF
the home team aided Tannehil 10 secure the vic
tory. The score:
r.
Boston .........-......2 0 Q o x-2 Q
Chicago G-l D
Batteries. TsnnehiI and Crger: owen and Sullivan
Attendance, 10000
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EASTERN LEAGUE

A. Jersey Cty-Buraio 8: Jersey City. Chrst samel
Buffalo, 4; Jersey City. tsecund same).
At Newark-Montreal j. Newark. 3
At Observation-Disclosures. IL; Toronto. Cirst xarne
Toronto. ); Baltimore. second g1r1el.
AT Observation-Disclosures. 6; Rochester. &
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sHARPsHooTERs-oFF1cERs
CORNELL MEN TO RUN AT ST ,o,us

Ithaca. n. Y. Aug. 27.-Four Cornell track atb
ietes loft here to-day for st Louis where tbev
VIII compete In the Olympic games next week
Taey are Gairet z. Serviss. jr '05 who will enter
IN all the jumps ID. c. Muason. 'o6 intercollegiate.
champion. who will be OF the contestants IN
the mite L. Cairns ps who will RIM IN On. ,oo
yaro .ow nnr re- and l. Ashburner. 'Oe, who viii
oS, intercollegiate two mile Champion winner -,
the hnosdes scholarship. rot able 10 accom-
pany the party and will not run at ST Louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
LONE STAR BOAT CLUB REGATTA.

Among the many regattas which recently CO.
CURED in rowing circles. the fifteenth annual re-
satta OF the Lone Star Boat Club at One hundred
and-nftleth-st and Harlem River. yesterday held
rs own In enthuses There many promi-
nent oarsmen present The most important feature
OF the day was we'll contested race between the
married and single men In the eight oar barees
Other equally we'll fought races were rowed, and
nrIzes were awarded at the clubs hoathouse
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sUPERBAs LOSE IN THE THIRTEENTH
Weak Fielding by Brooklyn Gives Game to
Pittsburg, to 5.
tsy TELEGRAPH TO TEE TRIBuNE.l

Pittxburg. Aug 27.-1he Superbas were oefeated
BY the Pirates in thirteen inning game here to-
day. 6 70 s Jones pitched q fine game. striking
out six men, and the visitors would probably have
won were il nor for their wretched fielding. Cess
ler's work was extremely bad, and one OF his
wild throws that went under the grandstand let
two nor cross the plate.
Jordan tied the score in the eighth with q three
Dagger from that until the end OF the thir
teenth the contest was stubbornly fought. Nc
Cornick wor IL with three-bsse hit, followed by
T2felns's lonr drive q left score.
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BEDFORD.
MAHOPAC.
FOR mAckAY CUP AT ENaLEwoop.

Total ..................l4' To'a! $500
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Bridgeport 2: MeTtden, Chrst game)
Bridgeport. s: Nerden. > tsscond game.
At Tioyoke- Norwich. 9. Holyoke, (hrs gaue): Ho-
yoke. - Norwich. 1 second game seven nnings).
At Hsrtrord-Rartford !. New-HaYen; B
At SpTfngfiel6-New-L London. 4: Springfield, 3 (nrst
game; Springfield II: Sew-Loldon. Second camel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
NEW-ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Al Fall RIver-Fsll River. II; Hayerhiil. 4 -
Al NeH-Bsdford-N Bedford. !: Lawrence, 0 nTst
gsme); New-Bedford s. Lawrence second game; seven
innings darsInessl
A. Lowell-Nashua 6: Lowell. eleven innings
At Manchester Manchester. .: Concord. l.
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GOLF AT THE APAwAms CLUB.

In the final round tor the cup presented by Il.
Lambert Sackett yesterday at the Apawamis Club.
d. c. Fuller beat Hazeu Morse by up and 10
play. in q holes. There a large field TO start
In the handicap qualifying round for the cup pre-
scented by George W. Kemp. The following sixteen
qualified for the first round OF match play
Sa
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THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tur rErroEArH TO THE TRIBUNE.

TEIEGRAPE TO THE TRlRUNE-i
ST Louis Aug. z.-The Giants defeated 81 LOUIS
with ease in the opening game OF tho series mere
to-day. The was 10 3
Nathewson was IN good form. wriie Iayior Nas
hit often The local players made all their runs IN
the openins inning Two fumbles and a two-oase
hit gave the Giants two runs and the lead In the
sayth In the eighth they clinched the game by
ssitink four men across the plate on two douoes'
q single and bunt. The score:
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STATE LEAGUE.

At Ilon-nion J. Albany o.
A. Binehamton-Utica. l; Binghamton. O -.
AT GeversvilleA. J. & c.. =; Troy first ganae); n
J. & G. 6; Troy. / (seconi camel
A. Scranton-Syracuse. 1; Scranton. ~
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cINcrNNATL Z. BOSTON. /

csncnnasi Aug 27.-Pitt.--ers witness "a. l,rr.Iv
responsible for Bostuas to-day Boston did net
Est hii unit the seventh The soore:
Cincinnati ..........o x-T a
Boston ...............o o o. I
HaItsriss-Esl9sr and Peltz; Peusng~ and Ma-sha,l.
ArLsndsnGs. SiS5
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The pairings for the Aiackay Cup are:
Boycs Vs. Graham. Austin vs. FalL Sykes Va wsath-
erby. Keep 8. Banks
In Glass b. qualifications FOR which were decided
the week before. the psirings are:
lockwood - white Hail Va. Brown. Short
cons Lenerts oakley.
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PHILADELPHIA. 8: CHICAGO. q.

Chicago Aug. e7.-Ph.ladeiphia punched hits 70 sd-
easily won to-dsy-s game. The local men
had men every inning. Fraser allowed
only The score:
philadelphia .........2 o o Is 4
Chicago --...........O o o 0 o I-2 ?
ssrtsries-Rrtsgs. LnndgEen AMI giinE; Fraser ana
Iocin- Attendance. $500.
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"a Louis. 3. Nc
second gsInsl.
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FIRST GAZE

Nv 5ASs On sT9Ts.st Loqls Len on bases
ST'h Struck eut-sy orth 2; ty crirsth. 2: by Petty
andersen. Beicrtck. Wallace (2) Eerphri r,onhIs
Y.sss-Anderton Ehe-feld Camel; wallace paod.n
&c Jones stits-On OT.h. C;rff3th
2 y I'VE Innings; OF Hynes IN thee inninr,- ~
tgs' II sI 'nains< CmTire-pwytr. limo OF game
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sHARPsHooTERs AT cREEDMooR.

Creedmoor. Long Island. Aug. q CSpeciaD-The
third regular supplementary practice OF the sea
son was held here to-day for the sharpshooters'
class. at 800 and coo yards The weather was fine
with a light o'clock wind shifting to O'Clock
The attendance large. Saturday, September
B VIII be for the marksmans class. The scores to-
day:
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sApproNimated.
TEAM GOLF MARCH an BEDFORD.

After winning the first half fortnight ago. the
Mahopac Golf Club journeyed 10 the Bedford Ten
mis- and Golf Club yesterday for the return contest
Victory again rested with the Mahopac players by
II TO - The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

The last game for qualifications in the contest for
the Mackay Cup at the Englewood Golf Club was
played yesterday. II. L. Keep made tho lowest
score The result was follows
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WEST INDIANS SCORE EASY VICTORY

The West Indians had short handed team Of
only seven men OF the Manhattan Association team
opponents In their championship match at Pros
pect Park and won by the tremendous margin %
Isl runs. with seven wicketS TO spare. G. Sayles
recent acquisition OF the West Indians. who has
just arrived from jamaica made his initial appear
metropolitan cricket by scoring 81. not out
The score:
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LILY WHITES C C
VETERANS BAT IN GOOD STYLE.

The New-York Veterans Association Up
big score in their match at Prospect Park with
Kings County Tennis Team B. The KINGS County
men were also seen TO advantage az the bat. and as
q consequence. the Same terminated IN draw
The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
LIVINGSTON DEFEATS PATERSON.

Paterson. n. J.. Ang- "a CSpeciaD.-The Livingston
club sent its team here to-day. where II saIned an
easy victory BY lls runs after declaring for wick
cts c. T. Hurdtch and $ l. q. Cook made a
proonstd stand FOR the winners first wicket while
good bowling WAS done by u. II. Clarke. who tooL
wlckets for . runs. and 7. D. htlck uho
captured Tor 4 Tho score: ""'
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Total --.-.-...-s.s-..''
KINGS COUNTY TEAM 3.


The o. n. T. team of NswarS cad close gains
with Columbia Oval Team B al Wtiamsorfdse'
where good bowling by ~ Rice and l. Brieriey
helped them u victory by 10 G. Shaw captured
all the wckets that fell TO a Columbia bowler.
for 50 runs E. Greweoek made toc score OF the
game with good innings for o. N T. The scors'
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PHTLanEEpElA a. nrrpor.r .

Philadelphia snr. H.-ln a ten.inninx carr. 80
O., rae 'on'e Club Won the last OF the n@res with
Jer"i. A<oESvsn snd Plank we-. ba,b 8, O..
Ing thfse hsr. The se.ire: INV 'eN'h' Aio~-
Ise'S. .......s so:e Il Il
x1snss 81. and Powers. donovan and B.y,,,.
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ST. LOVIS
NEw-yoRK

Two hts-Smoot. Bresnahsn ca. 8ertes, Damien
CO Msthewson. Sacrifice hits-BToSns. Mccain Douhis
risv-f3ousrrnan ana McGann. Stolen base-Gbert Hit
sfth bs-Fy Mathewson by Taylor. l. Base on balls
on MaIheVson. ?. Struck out-By MstheNson. 2; by
4 bases-New-York. g. st. Louis. 4
Time game. i:S5. Umpires-Znmer and Johnstone