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New-York tribune., 1904-09-27

The Giants equalled Pittsburg's record Yesterday
by defeating that team twice at the Polo Grounds
thus recording IOS victories The were:5 10
and 70 O. McGinuity and Flaherty fought II out
in the box in the second game. The Iron Man
allowed only two hits and struck out Ave. Fqherty
gave three hits and struck out two. The helding
Of the local players was superb.
The visitors were first to score in the first game,
making one run the opening inning on w. Gil
bert's single followed by Dahlen's wild throw, an
out and a passed ball. The Giants took the lead
with two runs in the fourth. Browne hunted AMI
McGann got his base hit oy a pitched ball Mertes
went out and Dahlen singled, tallying Browne and
McCIann Each team scored run in the sixth,
and the home players clinched the game in the Sew
enth making two runs with two out Browne
bunted. McGann singled TO right and Browne
reached third. Browne crossed the plate on Pheps
Mertes's single McCiann reached home.
The Giants made their winning run in the third
inning of the second game Donlin singled and
Browne followed with another. On II. McCormicks
tumble Donn crossed the plate The scores,
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
FOREIGN DRIVERS IN CUP RACE.
Gabriel Teste and Tarte Sail for America
Clerment Is Here.

Several well known foreign drivers are expected
10 run cars in the Vanderbilt cup race on Long
Island October Gabriel. the foremost among
the foreign racing contingent since the retirement
OF Fournier sailed from the other side on Satur-
day He will pilot a De Dietrich ninety horse
power machine which r. f Jarrige' general man
ager Of the American De Dietrich Motor Company.
OF this city. has entered in the race Habflei
reached Bordeaux first in the fatal s-Madrid
contest and Il was he who gave Jenatzy the
great fight IN the Irish international contest
Gabriel finished fourth In his elimination trials
this year owing to puncured tires, and was there
fore kept OF the German contest
1rests and Tarte. who. with Heath, VIII make
IN he Panhard team, TO sail on the same
steamer with Gabriel. Warner. the well known
Austrian driver will drive Clarence Gray Dins-
fnore's ninety horsepower Mercedes In the race
Albert 1lerment who finished third with a ninety
horsepower Clement Bayard in the Ardennes cir
cuff arris 81 in this city Sunday, bringing the
same with him.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
HARVARD 'VARslTVs FAST scRIMmAeg.
LeY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rR1nr,

lPT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
cambridge. Mass. Sept. 25.-The beginning OF the
second week of practice for the football squad az
Harvard to-day marked BY the first scrimmage
OF the year, the appearance OF Don Nichols. the
fast half OF last years team. ari Parker. a new
candidate for guard OF mammoth physical proper
tions. Brill, the giant tackle from Exeter, and
Starr from Groton. who is expected TO make
strong bid for Carl MarshaIls shoes will be out
morrow, as they have passed their examinations
The Scrtnmage, though held in a drizzing rain.
and only i've minutes long. sharp and salts
factory In four minutes the varsity rushed the
bail the length OF the field. and when the ball
given 10 the second the first eleven threw the scrub
for a loss Of twenty yards in three downs.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
THE RECORDS.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
VIGOROUS scRIMMAeE AZ N. Y. U.

The New-York University football squad now
numbers over thirty. Miller, strong candidate for
right tackle; Manchu. quarter the scrub for
two years and Husart. who played fine game at
quarter last year, were out yesterday Coe. the
big guard is back. but not out yesterday,
he had a condition examination hand The
most promising man is Mowen. from the
Cnivers' North Carolina. who tried at
end. r, hard scrimmage was held, but no
attempt made at scoring. The first team lined
up follows. Left end, COfys LETT tackle Reilleyi
left guard, Radirs, centre, Reynolds; right guard.
Smith. right tackle Miller; right end. Lowry;
quarter. Hulsart; left half, Rogge, fulback. Rob
erts. right half. Schroeder Cragfn injured IN
a scrmuage and will be on the hospital list for
days.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
HIGHLANDERS LOSE TWO.
CLeueIand Sends Ne1c- York Dozen
to Second Place.
lpY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE. ]

Cleveland Sept. 26-The Hghlanders gave up first
place to-day, dropping two games here TO the home
team TO and 70 .. Boston. in the mean time
had won "a double header at Detroit to put IT in
the lead
Chesbro was put in the box in the first contest
and was hit hard In the eighth. Until then the
Hignlanders had been in the lead. Stovall. in the
eighth with two and the bases full. sent out q
three bagger scoring three runs for Cleveland
PowelI's bad inning came in the seventh Of the
second game StOvaI again showed his hitting
abfifies with a two bagger- Turner and Roseman
foIioU,ed with singles which scored 6tovRI Buelow
forced Turner DOnahue was safe on a mnff Lush
walked and Rossman Tailed. Bradey's single
and Donahue crossed the plate The Highland
srS r1ada their only two in this inning
AnaerGon singled stole second and scored on Gan
zej.s two Dagger On wild pitch Cancel got over
the plate The scores:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27

NOT TO COMMAND THE MAINE-capsa,s
William Swift. who was 70 have commanded the
battIeship Maine. has. at the request OF Admiral
Dewey. been retained in Washington for the pres
ent- as a member OF the general board Another
officer viii be selected for the command OF the
Maine.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
RECORD RUN IN VAIN.
Nrs. Erb Dead When Nile q
Minute Train ArriUed.

The body OK Mrs. Newman Erb, the wife OF tEs
vice-president OF the Pers Marquette Railroad.
brought this city yesterday a special train
and taken 70 the Erb N0ne. No. 3 East Seventy
fogrth-st- Mrs. Erb fatally injured Monday
morning IN the wreck OF the Western Express On
the New-York Central. near Lyons Ar- Erb Ia
confined TO his room with a broken ankle. and ia
also suffering from shock and minor INJURIES
Mr. and Mrs Erb their way 90 So. Louis
They were travelling in OF the Pullman coaches
Intending to meet Mr. Er5s private car at Detroit
When the heavy freight pIoughed its way through
the sleeping car at Lyons. Mr.. and Mrs. Erb were
buried under the debris Mr.. Erb extricatsd him
self and despite his broken ankle helped rescue
hts wife.
Mrs Erb's legs were badly mangIed that i'm
mediate anputariou was the only hope OF saving
her life. Mr.. Erb telephoned to New-Tork FOR
special train 10 bring Dr Willy Meyer OF No 10
Madison-ave.. to Rochester Within an hour Dr..
Meyer. two trained nurses and Mr. and Mrs I. u
DfttenhOefer. the son-in-law and daughter OF tho
Erbs were rushing nOrthwaTd. The run OF S71
miles made in 34i minutes-alnlOst hour
faster than the time OF the Empire State Express.
Despite the record breaking run when DR.. Meyer
reached the hospital Mrs Erb dead Her legs
had been anputated and she had died from shock
The train left New-YOrk at $50 with the right OF
way all along the road. Between New-York and
Albany a speed of a mile minute was maintained.
a still greater burst OF speed out OF his engine,
reaching the latter city four hours and half cut
OF New-YOrk- Al Syracuse new engine was
taken and the run eighty-One miles 70 Koch
ester was made in seventy-fOur minutes. including
six slCwdOwns-
The funeral OF Mrs. Erb Will be held tomorrow
fourth-st The body will be placed temporarily u
the receiving vault Of the Salem Field Cenetery-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27

ID. 2. DuFyea's br n Gunhrs. oy Hastings
"a start good. Won e1sveriy by lengths.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
COTTRELL WAS IN PLAIN CLOTHES.
Driver &c Cautioned Told Him to Mind His
Own Business-Arrest Followed.

Theodore Weiss was driving a delivery wagon
rapidly UP Broadway last evening when a man
shouted 20 him that he going too fast Weiss
told the man to mind his own business. The latter
however. announced that he Captain COttreIl,
or the West Thirtieth-st station The captain
who was plain clothes. followed Weiss to the
stables IN Thirty-ffth-st.. and told the superin-
tendent Weiss was reprinanded BY the supsrfn-
tendent. and again told the captain % mind his
own business.
Captain COJtreI then arrested Weiss. The latter
declared be did not know he talking to police
captain He was informed however. by Captain
Cortrell that any citizen had the right to caution
him against ckless driving
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
womEN,s TOURNEY AT Ngw-aRuNswlck

New-B Brunswick Sept. &.-rhe WOmens Tourna-
meut at the Rcss Hall links OF the New Bruins
wick Golf cub ended to-day with Miss Helen
Williamson winner OF the She has held II
three years in succession. and i becomes her
prnDerTv It took her twenty holes defeat her
SISTER Julia who had her down and 3 10 play.
when the elder started winning streak. match
win be played next Saturday the links between
the bachelors and the Benedicts. for dinner. e
NJ carroll is captain OF the married men; c. r.
i lldiov- of the bachelors
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
GOLF NOTES.

The golf championship for 1904 OF the Nassau
Country club is he played September "a 70 Cc-
tober l2 inclusive. Qualifying time. IS holes medal
play. I6 20 qualify, Members may try 70 qualify
many times as they desire, There will also be a
consolati Is for those who do not qualify. OC
tOber 10 or before first and second round match
play. October =. before, semi-finRl and final
rounds.
The Staten Island golf championship viii be
PLAYED AZ the Fox Hills Golf Club course October
I3 "a ana 10 The amateur record for the course is
73 held by L. L. Kellogg. captain of the club. and
the professional record is =. held by Isaac Macke
the clubs professional
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
sUPERBAs ARE TWICE SHUT OUT.
Chicago Plays Two ErrOrless Games-BrOOk-
lyn Batters Weak

Chicago twice shut out the Superbas In a double
header at Washington Park yesterday The first
game went 70 o: the second. called on Of
darkness. 20 o. The visitorsFplnyed TWO errorless
games Weiner in tho opening game. struck out
eleven men and allowed only four hits. In the
second Briggs gave only two hits.
Shulte's three bagEer and Casey's single IN tho
sixth inning OF tho opening game brought IN the
first for the visitors. and three singles and
sacrifice gave them three in the ninth. IN
the firzt game Chicago made the winning In
the first Inning shuttle got base on balls,
advanced by Caseys sacrifice and crossed the plate
on Chances two bagger. The score:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
THREE REAR ADMIRALs AT NAVY YARD.

At the navy yard yesterday We're flying three
rear admirals hags-the blue the red and the
white. The frst is the designating pennant OF
Rear Admiral Frederick Rodgers. the commandant
OF the station. the second of Rear Admiral Albert
S. Barker. commander IN ehief OF the North At
James H. sands. the commandant OF the coast
.Irnrl
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
ABSURD, SAYS PROF. FINE.
Mccormick Charges UnzrQrrQnted.
Princeton Director Declares

Princeton. N. J.. Sept 26 (speciaD 7 r
Fine. director OF athletics at Princeton. said to-
day that the charges made by The Neu-F4aven
Register that Mccormick the Exeter fulIback
mad been improperly induced to desert Yale for
Princeton were absurd and unwarranted that
they did not deserve a detailed repIv II was evil
dent, he said that the charges did not originate
from any one responsible for Yale athletics Nc
COrmick is in Princeton for the best OF reasons he
said namely. that Exeter friends Of his are there
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
TO CASHIER ALABAMA MILITIA.
Military Courts Report in Case of Com.
pany 2 at Huntsville
IBr rCLEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE

Montgomery. Ala. Sept. 26.-GOvernOr Cunning~
ham to-day received the report OF the military
court OF inquiry appointed investigate the con-
duet OF Company F. Alabama National Guard,
which was overpOwered by the mob at Huntsville
which lynched Horace Naples. negro.
The report which Is signed by Colonel T. 3.
Fraser, Captain (. D. Smith and Captain W. r.
Walden. recommends that Company F be cashered
FOR inefcency. and that in the future all officers
be required to pass examination in the state
military law before receiving commissions. October
"A is for the mastering out OF the command.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
RETIRED IMPORTER DROPS DEAD.

his home. at No. 10 East sixty-sevcnth-st. last
night Charles h Fleming. a retired importer Of
fancy goods. taken suddenly III, and before aid
could be summoned feil to the floor dead ply
s,oar who was called declared that he died from
ESart disease. and that death had been almost In
sfantaneOus. Mr.. Fleming was seventy-ssyen years
old.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

RACING AT Gravesend 2;l5; St. Lolis Worth.
HARNESS RACING--tirand Circuit az Cincinnati.
LAWN TENNIs.-Distrct OF Columbia championships at
Washington.
GOLF-Ardsley cup for women.
PoI.o-squadron vs. Great Neck at Van cortlandt
Park
BASEBAII.-Nat LlAaEue-ChcagO a New-Yoril.
ST. Louis a Brooklyn: Pittsburg Boston; Cincin-
natl Philadelphia American Lsague-New-York
Detroit: Boston az Cleveland, Washington al
Chicago Philadelphia ST. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
cH,cAeo-new-YoRk RUN POSTPONED.

Chicago Sept 2e-Bad weather caused Bert Hol-
comb 10 postpone his attempt the automobile
record from Chicago 20 New-York. He had ex-
,,scted 10 SET this morning. he VIII start We'd
nesdsy II the weather permits
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
SECOND GAME.


Sacrifice hlt-Mert~s sLsft bhseR-Se'r- York. s
PtIsburg. J. First base baiiU-on Mctiinuty FirH
base er-uFE-New York. , Pittsburg Hit hl
pitched ha-By Flaherry Struck py Mciiuuitv
= by FlahertY. Time. 40. umpires-Morsa asa
O'Day. Attendance. q so
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27

me eIapsed trne SHOWS that the virginia and the
Rainbow took exactly the time o cover ths.
ten miles The wind was now from the south-south-
west making the next leg OF the course-seveu and
one-half miles 70 a mark or Parsonage P0int-a
long leg and several short ones Of windward work
The Yankee Increased her lead in the light wind
and the Virginia again passed the Rainbow The
nd rr,nr I.ua rnLllnd as fnILnNs
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
FIRST GAME

Two base hits -Gessler. McChesney Three base hit
Shuttle Sacrifice hits-Barry, Eyers stolen bases
Chance p plays-Diion tunRsstEtPd).
and Jordan. Lett bases-Chicago 3 Brooklyn ..
First balls-On ReialinE. l. OF Weimsr FIRST
base error-Chicago L. Struck out-Fy Wemer. Il.
By Reisng ,. Passed ball--Klius l. Time. 81 Tn
nires-Elnslie and Carpenter.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
PADDOCK P4RAGR4PHS.

- z l~sssney has had operation performed on
- - et MS front feet and a condition verv sirni-
-. 'i-L which troubled the Picket was dis
sxost lhe surgeon found a cavity filled with
t1e result OK a DrUiss. This was thorough
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
ENTRIES FoR AUTO RACES AT HARLEM

Chicago. Sept 26-Barney Oldheld Carl Fisher
and Earl Kiser are announced starters IN the
automobile races 10 be held at Harlem next Fri
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
BASEBALL.
Giants Haze String of 10S Victories
Beat Pittsburg TScice.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. s. Pittsburg. 3'BrookIyn. 0: Chicago,
(hrst gamsl. ffirst garnel.
New-York, l. Pittsburg. OBrooklyn. 0; Chicago. l
second gRmel. (secOnd game).
Boston cincinnati. l.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
York. Cleveland, Boston 2; Detroit. (hrst
(frss gsme). game
New-York. ?; Cleveland Boston 5; Detroit. Csec-
(second game. game).
Chicago. l. Philadelphia. St Louis, .: Washington. g.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
FIRST GAME.

ht-Rltchey- Sacrifice hItB-Merfes and
Beaumont. Stolen hases-McGann and Mertes- Double
pay-Gilbert. DAh-r and Mctiann Left bsHeE-Nev
York. Pfttshurg. First balis-OH Taylor 2
on Lever = First base error--Pittsourg. Hit by
pched halls-Bv Lcevcr. > uut-By Taylor 2.
by Lever. Wild ptch-Taylor. Time, i:35 Umpires
Moran and o. Uav
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
PHILADELPHIA. ?: CHICAGO. /

Chicago Sept 26.-Philadephia won the final
game of the series by a nice punching of hits in
R. H L
Philadelphia. ........ O-2 o
hcaEo.............. o o o 0 O-i Il 1
Attendance. 2 400.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
SECOND CAME
CLEVELAND

Earned runs-New- York p Cleveland Q Bases
srror-New-York Two-base hts-Turuer. Flick. StovaN.
tossnsn Camel. Conroy. Anderson. Stolen bases-Ls-
I9 Ioe Turner Conroy. Double pay-Lush and Laioie
tlrst base on oalsOn Powell. .: l. Hit by
pitched ball-By Powell. L Left on bases-Cieveand s.
New-York Z. Struck out-By Donahue .: by Powell. 3.
sH MId pNcn--Donahue- Time OF game. 1:37. Umpire
sheridan Attendance. 2917.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27

hlts-La1ole. Flick. Chesbro. Three-base hi-Stovall
sscrince hits-Rossman Anderson plays-Iurner
snG st9val; La3os Turner and stuvaL First base on
Or Joss. I; on Chesbro. Left bases-CleVe-
anu .; New-York, 8 Struck out-By 4: by Cnes-
~ q Wild Ditch-Chesbro. Time OF 1:2O TN
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
himself credit "

Dr. Grabensei or the Imperial German Stud.
Fitzgerald He was very favorably impressed
he SAID with the type OF thoroughbred he found
mere; "; Graoensel is his way hume from
the Worlds Fair I St Louis
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
So Lnr1s ?. WAsHINGrnN ?

ST. Louis Sept. 2s.-St. Louis and Washington tied
to-day each side scoring > runs The game was
called the end of the eleventh inning account
OF darkness The score;
81 Loal....... eSS2SSSSS
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
TIVERTON WINS EASILY.
Takes Ohio Stake at Columbus
TrOtting.

Cincinnati. Sept 26-The fourth annual Grand
Circuit meeting opened at Oakley Park here to-day
and VIII continue until Saturday Tiverton had
little trouble in winning the Ohio Stake for 2.Os
trotters. He won the three heats in easy fashion
holding his only contender. George c.. safely
throughout.
Angus Pointer took the 2.2o class pacing also IN
straight heats from Morning Star and Famine. Il
took four heats decide the 2l4 class trottinE In
the first heat Millard Sanders took the lead az the
start and was never headed winning by a neck at
the post from Tom Miller. jr with Redwood the
favorife, third In the second heat Mllard Sanders
led 10 the last sixteenth. when Redwood came OF.
with q rush and won By a length Redwood ea.,y
won the next two heats from Lady Patchle Bon
Voyage outclassed his field In the two-year-oid
race winning IN straight heats from Lbretro
The Phantom. The latter two divided second
third money The results.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At BuTalo-5ersey city. 3. Buffalo
Al ToTonto-Toronto. =: Providence. tren innings.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27

Hideorand seems TO be regainng his oldtime
second once.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
BOSTON. :. CINCINNATI. ].


Boston .........-.. o o o o 2 o %
G,Incinnati. ......-...,.. al
Willis and Moran. Walker and Street At
tendance, 100
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
SECOND GAME

Two base hit-O' Veil. Sacrifice hit-Casey, Tinker.
Dillon. Lert bases-Chicago 3; Brooklyn First
base bas--on Jones. /: on Briggs. g. Struck
~ Jones =; by Briggs. !. Time. i.0a tmprcs- Ems
ie Attendance.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
FIRST GAME.

R. II. r
Boston. ............. o % .
Detroit. d O-O
Ba1teries-Dneen and Crtger; Donovan, stova Jaeger
and Drill.
SECOND GAME.
Boston. .............. o-5 10 ,
Detroit. ...-........ = O-3 2
Batteries-wirter. Young and Doran: Jaeger Kitson
and Drill. dance. 900
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27

BASEBALL. Polo Grounds. To-day. $3.50 p. M
shtcago New York Admission. 50 cents
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
BOSTON BEATS DETROIT TWICE.

Detroit. Sept. S-Boston stepped back into first
place, winning both Of the double header here to-
day. In the first Donovan did not give hit but
objected to decisions until he was sent to the club
house in the sixth. StovaH lost his head in the
eighth and Boston won two hits his error and
Dneen steal OF home. In the second Detroit
knocked Winter out in inning. but Boston batted
IN a lead IN the next. and then was never headed
Detroit mad chance TO win in the eighth but
after making three hits off Young could not get in
the needed single The scores:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27

From here 10 the finish it was four miles OF slow
windward wo-k. FOR the wind was light and the
ebb tide set the Yachts 20 leeward. The Yankee
continued 20 Increase her lead and finished a hand
winner. The summary.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
GAMES TODAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago New-York Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
81 Louis at Brooklyn. PtttsburE Boston
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NewYork az Detroit. Washington at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland. Philadelphia at st. Louis.
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