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New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
MANHATTAN r.
SANCTION FOR LA ROCHE TRIAL
Chairman of Auto Touring Committee Ap.
pointed Observers for Non-Stop Run.

4. J. Picard. OF the + A La Roche Company.
gave out e letter yesterday. dated July g. from
Augustus Post. chairman of the touring COMMITTEES
Of the American Automobile Association giving
permission Tor the nonstop run OF Z. A. La Rorhs
from this city TO st Louis which he completed on
Tuesday. In the letter a sanction is given from
that body. observers are named and q certi6csts
is made. The letter reads az follows:
In reply to yours of July o. applying for a sane
driven in relays by T. a. La Roche and Alexis
lie Blanc test 10 start Monday. July Z5, at
o'clock, the route being from New-York to ST.
Louis and much after that they fit 10
cover, ! beg 20 gay that you have been granted a
sanction from the American Automobile Associa-
uon through ite touring committee for this under
taking. We hereby apoint your observers Mr.
Norris IL Mason, president OF the Michelin Tire
Agency, and a member Of the Automobile Club
OF America. and Mr.. II. II. Everett OF Motor"
and Mr. J. D. Porter, Eastern manager of The
Motor Age. substitute observer. You to un-
dertake - pay all the expenses Of the observers
and see That the association Is under no expense
whatever in making this test
viii grant you official certificate OF the Arnerf-
can Automobile Association, and in any event will
FURNISH you with a coly OF official report made
~ the observers As WHs suggested by Mr.. Whip
gesred thar in granting this sanction in the event
or extraordinary stops being made, such q cross
lnE railroads saving human lives and in the case
OF frightened horses. We will require full and
complete record OF the circumstances upon which
allowances may be granted. And inclosed with
ana hereby made part OF this letter, vou will 1nd
q letter, written by President II w W-hinnle ~
H4e participants In the 81. Louis tour oP 1904 nd
sucn parts OF It as rDy apply TO this (ons OF its
We viii immediately issue instructions % the
observers and desire that YOU notify them - a.
details OF your arrangements. " 80
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

loagsl-Coione Preston CTroxer). 10 l. won; HIS
worship 100 nIndsey /. second; dresden. 100 III
Anderson 10 l. third. Time. i:lois, Besterlus, y
r Sheridan. Anadaroo. Joe Graham. Nj. pade and
BradwaIlin also -. -. ~
second selling furIongs)--Jight opera, 81
(Ricel Never Such 1G7 tTrcKleT). 4 70 i
second: Iausdovne 1o2 (Rnach1 6 TO l. third lhhe
Conundrurn. Ma,nspring, Wo-thingtoa Lynch ana
Mohavs 200
Third race zone mile and seventy yards-oosssn, 100
Il williams . 1. won: Short Cake 50 tander1outl
10 20 / second Ray. Jos (Foley). - Ihird Tine
l.49 Alcon R. Mildred l.. Dol.ndae LADY Matchiess
and AdeIante also -.
Fourth race nandicsp; mile and sxte>athlOld
stone I0i ,IIoNeiD. 2 won. Jack Young. l02 (W
Davis. l. second; Isby Tosa 1o1 Lindsey. 70 .
Time 49. HaTTnakis. Pat Harmon sHd Com
modoTe also
F.fth race (four and IzrionEsfEris Lee, aS
CE. Davis. 10 l. Willowdena 101 IA Wuliamsl
TO J. second. Fruit 1o7 Il. WILSON,. % ! thiri
Time o:5Sh Ony Jimmie Miss Hasy. A Lady Fair
Mon6gram. Hattie Carr Arens- Nicoua our Joe, Alice
Platt ana Princefs Orna also ran.
Sixth race o-e mile and seventy yards>--Veics 100
IRfcel. Is J. PouroEo Pas. So CN. Davis. 3 70
2 second: Trapsetter as III Anderson 2 I. third
Tine. 1.4S1s. Miss Bette Dr. Rer, Sting Ps+hos and
Seupe= WAX also
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
INNINGS IN BROOKLYN
Superbas Lose By Run to St. Louis After
Hard Fight

In the longest game ever seen AT Washington
Park St Louis beat the Superbas yesterday in the
seventeenth inning by a score of 10 , The vet
eran Nichols put in the box fo- the visitors
and struck ont fourteen Tire work Of Jones
was also brilliant, Lumley made a neat one
hand catch Of Burkes low line fly I'm the third that
was well applauded. In the fourth Gessler made a
home run. and in the ninth two-bagger
The visitors made their first run in the fourth
Farrell and Shannon singled. but the former was
put out trying TO reach third. Beckey singled and
Brain hit 10 Strang The latter. however did
get the ball the plate in time TO keep Shan
non from scoring. The next scoring done in
the fifteenth. when each side added run. ST.
Louis tailed n bunt, "A sacrifice and single
and the Superbas Lumiey's two -haGEer and
Babb's single. The seventeenth turned out 10 he
the lucky inning for tho visitors Farrell hrst tho
bat, singled and shannon got his base balls
Beckley sacrificed. and on Brains timely single
Farrell and shannon scored. \ two-baEseC and
single gave the home players ono run IN this
inning The
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
LAWN TENNIS.
Blagdcn Puts Out LIE Roy an South
amptOn I'Ourney

Southampton, Long Island Aug. II (SpeciaD--
With both the singles and doubles in full swing
there was no lack of high class tennis to-day in the
tournament at Meadow Brook Club. The overthrow
of the Columbia University captain. Robert lie Roy.
by w. p. Blagden SIS. 4-6, "a. was something OF
a surprise Theodore Roosevelt Pell, jr, was de-
feated by A W. Post, 6-S. 6-1 Pen found 1t i'm
possible to set his strokes in working order on the
sodden and wet ball.
Consistent form shown by William A. Larued
and William ]. Clothier the Phiiadelphian T.
z Dewhurst the intercollegiate champion. also
appeared TO advantage. and the struggle for the
honors seems TO be narrowed down to this trio
who all scheduled for the national champion
ships Newport next week
feature of the beginning Of the doubles was the
playing of three of the national ex-champlohS-
Larued. Campbell and Bon Huntington paired
and made strong and aggressive combination, de-
feating StllmaE and Lannan. 81; -. NrSnn alu
Lee met speedy Harvard combination. PTent!ce
and CoIson. and were put out 6-1. - Ciothier
and Dewhurst proved to be wen suited to each
other. The summary:
Mems open singles {hrst Iound)H r Allen defeated
second round-w A Larned defeated II. F. Allen.
e Go. F. p. Dewhurst defeated r. p. Huntington.
Third round-W. A. Larned defeated A W. Post. So.
60. ". P. BlaEden defeated r. lie Roy. SIS 46. St;
Tevhurst defeated o II. Fincse 3-6. rs. 6-4
Mems doubles thrst round)-Socum and Clark d.
defeated E. c. CLARK and r. Fincke 10. 6s. 6-s:
Campbell and Robert Huntington defeated Stilan and
and Humphrey by default: T r Pel jr. and Dodge
defeated Huntington and Partner by default Pei AMI
h Terrence defeated Potter and Waller, 6-2 6-li lie
Roy and II. T. Allen defeated c. Lyon and Holt, 60.
% Elagden and watson defeated Barnes ana DIXON.
81 -2; PTenucs and Colson defeated Wrenn and Lee
second oundBasjen ana Watson defeated Prentice
feaT"t Fell and Dodge. GO. b--S
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
EoR oLYMPIc GoLE rouRMEY

r. ". Gerould. chairman of the Olympic golf
committee IS I'm town in tho interest OF the Olympic
tournament. to be held at the Glen Echo Coun-
try Club, St Louis, September Is 20 81 The
chief object OF his visit IS to induce the Metro
poltan Golf Association TO send a team OF golfers
TO take part in the international match on Sep
tenlber Il, open 10 all associations of the world
He expects 10 make a similar campaign 10 secure
the presence OF teams from the Philadelphia Golf
Association, the Connecticut State Golf Assoca-
ton. the New-Jersey State Golf Association and
the Massachusetts Golf Association. Both Travis
and Douglas. II Is said. have sgnied their willing
ness to take part and similar acceptances are ex-
pected from the leading players In all parts of the
country. The Western Golf Association and tho
Mississippi Golf Association have already en-
tered teams, and the Eastern Organizations are
being urged to do likewise
-, For the last few months the committee in charge
has had representative abroad on n similar uie-
sion and. while 1t Is not likely that foreign team
VIII be secured, II is probable that several we'll
known English players may be induced to come
over for the tournament.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
RESULTS AT HARLEM.

chicago Aug. lIF1rst race tsx fuTioE1Bsfsrs p 10
second: Big Beach I06 (BicIntyre,. 70 J. third
Time iI6s Retort Proprietor. Devout. Rather Royal
Augusta Victoria, Or Kinney, Siss Lee, "adoeH H.
Pirsbella ana the Gadny also ran. -, o,,-, , .,
second race (sx furongs-De!agoa III tftenIyl ! 70
z won: Douo 1l2 (Morrison). 70 l. seeond' SyP7
Esne. (Otis), 20 ]. third Iilnes LIDS Noa4
Runner Bornio also ran. -. g..
TIird race ithe Proviso Stakes: five and oneha sur
Iones-Aiss Inez. III (Hcnry). 13 TO 10 won: Alei4
Avon (cBrtdel. TO l. second Del CEiiIa so tSen-
hed, o q third Zine. 1:O1ts- Tom ShelIy. he4iua
Fixing Brook also
won: Apple Io3 (Iorrisoul ssuond; san |eino
% Oregar) l. third. Time. 1:42A Sweete' HEM
wood, Sweet Tone and Plautus also ran -.
TTfth zone me)Benson Caldwell loa ta9rrison)
l5 TO / won; EmigTe 102 Wolf - 10 second; ftuo-
SON CNcBride third. Time. i:4s Black Thorn
MI Reina Harry New, Emma 4 n ana ShaLs 3tSo ran
Sixth race zone mile(-Harney JOG (HoheI), i 10 J.
won; DunEannon % Knappl to /. second Dello Leath
aI (NicoT = 10 8 third. Time. 82ss. Mr.. Farnun-
Giltain The Forum and Requisite also Tas.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Matthew's was IN fine form yesterday. and
backed by superb fielding. enabled the Giants to
defeat Cincinnati 8 to .. Mathewson struck out
eleven and gave only two bases on balls He
kept the hits so we'll scattered that the visitors
could not get than a single safe hit in an
inning.
Cincinnati scored the first run in tho second on =
base on halls. sacrifice and single. In the
third the home players tied the score or Bowman's
two bagser and BresGahan's fly. In the fourth,
OdweL mad a three bagge-. and scored Cor
coran'H fy. Tho Giants got two men across the
plate in the sixth Bresnahan got his base balls
Browne sacrificed and Dunn followed with a single,
and SeynloUr's tumble. Bresnahan got home
On Woodruff's bad throw Dunn scored. The local
players increased their lead, making iu both
the seventh and eighth innings. The score:
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12


a picturesque figure in the feet was Richard
Mansfield. in white hannes, reclining on a scarlet
cushion on the quarter deck OF his nns schooneT
yacht Amorita. For awning he had stretched
from rail rail the main boom two immense
English yacht ensigns Of dark blue bunting His
yacht is enrolled in the Larchmont Yacht Club. and
its flag was aloft-
Promptly at the time Rnnounced-Z.S0 p m--the
committee started the rmall yachts. They crossed
the line on the port tack, in light breeze from
west by north. and in this ORDER
The ina William Butler Duncan. jr.. the Tom
boy. Harry l.. Maxwell; the Busy Bee, r. I. Vain
wright; the Kenoshi. Robert Mallory; the ldleT
O'Donnell Iselin; the Rama. Howard Wiletts; the
Hobo. Trenor l.. Park the Alert j. w. Alker. ana
the MImosa III. Trenor L. Park;
The course was eleven and three-quarterS niles
long and triangular in shape. The first leg was a
broad reach the second beat 10 windward and the
final one close reach. There little wind for
the next three hours and the finish so late that tho
winner could not be announced tonight.
At O'Clock the members assembled at the CLUB
station and dedicated the old building. The pre-
sentation speech made by Commodore Bourne
who reviewed briefly the history of the old building
and said he hoped that some day the club would
have permanent home here. The building was ac-
cepted on the part Of the club by eN-Commod9re
Ledyard. A band was In attendance. and the entFs
heet was Illuminated. The clubhouse was thFonsed
The start for the first days run Of the combined
squadron will be at O'Clock in the morning from
MatiniCOck Point
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
GOLF.
PiersoR Defeats Hunter in Serenity
tsc0 Hole Professional Match.

In the return haIs OF the seventy-two hole home
anG-homs match ct the Essex County links yeste--
day Pierso. the Forest tTH professional. defeated
David Hunter professional at the Essex County
club. up and ! play. The first half OF the
match decided Monday at Forest Hill.
when Pierscu finished up. with a medal score OF
lc5. his opponent having 169.
In the first part OF yesterdays match Hunter
played strongly reducing Persons lead 10 I up
the end Of the first eighteen holes Later he did
not DO so well and Pierson able 20 finish win
by up and 10 play. lie received purse OF
500 The cards follow.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
HIGHLANDERS LOSE.
Play an ErrorLesS Game 7cith Chi
cagO-The Score, I to 0.
fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Chicago. Aug. 1.-THE Hlghanders received a
whtewash to-day from Chicago. in a game that
was characterized by fine fielding by a score OF
to O. 1t was a pitchers battle between White
and Powell, with honors about even. Not an error
scored against either side
The local players made what turned out to be
their winning in the sixth. With two men
out, Jones hit by pitched ball and Callahan
who was next to tho bat got his base on balls
Davis then singled to centre and Jones crossed tho
niate The EcOre:
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
PRoGAMME OF SPORTS To.n,v

RACINd--At Saratoga. 2:sO ,. m; Harlem ana e. ,
HARNESS RACING-iTa-ld Circuit al Empire C,itv 80,
Lawn TENSIs.-Iuvitation ,ournsn,,nt 80 s,. A-
Brook Club. Southampton = "a A1eaao~
GoLF.-Tournament at Ekvanoi
gACHTTNG.-crulss Of .he Nev--H-.,,- y..N. ~
OF the kniekeTbocksr Yacht club '1'' cruise
AsEBAl1LI-National League-Cincinnsu ct Nsw-y,rE
p m: - Louis at Brooklyn, o m: Pittshuro ::
Sosto1; Shlesso z; PHILADELPHIA American Less5ea&e
,esn-aoIA a. 1hlcaso. Philadelphia at C,eyeier7
washington at pstrAit; Roston at St Louis. -'4'
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
MCCORMICK RELEASED TO PIRATES.

Harry c. Pulam. president of the National
League yesterday announced the following con-
tracts: With Pittsburg-Ernest c. Diehl, Harry D.
Ciassady and Harry T.. Mccormick. Released-By
Cincinnati to Pittsburg, Harry E. Mccormick.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
THE ELEANOR WINS AT NEWPORT
IRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUNE.l

IBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE.I
Newport. r. L. Aug. IA sweepstakes race this
afternoon for the thirty footers vas won by the
Eleanor. owned by George Widener and sailed by
his Four boats started The race was sailed in
a southwest wind. the course being to the Compass
Buoy. In Coddington Cove. and return, making it a
run out and beat back. This is the first victory
OF the Eleanor since she has been the prop
erty OF Mr.. Widener. The Carolina was sailed by
Elisha Dyer. jr.. and the Rsccoon by Marion
Wright. The summary;
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
CRICKET LEAGUE TICTOR.
Defeats Association Team Easily in
annual Match.

Representatives OF the Metropolitan League and
the New-Tork Cricket Association met IN their an.
nual match al Prospect Park YESTERDAY. and ths
excellent fielding of the league team, aided by the
fine bowling Of b. Kortlang who captured seven
wickets for fifteen runs, eventually won the match
by ten runs ana five Wickets to spare.
Owing 10 the dead ground and slow wicket low
scoring predominated: but A. HosknEs played
excellent innings of fortytwo for the league, and
A. r. Smith did equally good work for the associs-
tion with thirty-three, not out. The score:
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At 0ieriden-New-Haven 3: Neriden. a..
saTae): Holyoke :; New-London / second ganel.
At Norwich--springheld. /; Norwich. first same);
Springfield. 6: Norwich. 1 (second gamel.
Al Hartford-Hartford, 4: Bridgeport. g.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
EMPEROR GIVES AWAY THE METEOR.

Berlin. Aug. u.-Emperor William has given
his American built yacht the Meteor, to the Crown
Prince. 1t is expected that the Emperors new
yacht 10 built by the Herreshons at Bristol
r. l. will be ready In time for the kiel races
next June The entire of this yacht Will oe
German. instead OF part German and part Eng
hsh. as Is that OF the Meteor.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
NAPIER LEADS IN CHESS TOURNEY.

London. Aug. lin the fifteenth round of the
national tournament at the City OF London Club
this evening Napier beat Gunston, Lee disposed of
Mackenzie and LeOnhardt won from Mason while
I.oman and Muller drew. The games between Van
Vliet and BackbUrne. Telchmann and Brown
Shoosmith and Curnock and TattersaH and Morti-
mer were adjourned. Gunsherg had IL bye The
standing date follows:
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
STATE LEAGUE.

AZ Alhany-Albany 3: Scranton. Chrst ssme); Albany
At Troy-Troy :: Blnghamton. (arst game): Troy A.
Binghamton (second gameb. ~ 4,
At Ilion-Ion 8; Syracuse, Orsr gaineb; syracuse
At GloveTsviIIs@A. J. & c. 10: UtIea, 3.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
NEW-ENeLAND LEAGUE.

At Haverhill-Haverhin 8: Concord. (hrst gaIne)
Haverhin Z: Concord second gan1el -. ,,,
At New0Bedford-N Bedford 6: Nashua, Cirst
game) New-Bedford .; Nashua. innings Called
TO let Nashua catch train.
At FAN River-FaI River. 5: Lowell 3 thrst gaIne)i
Fall River. 81 Lowell second garnel.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
TNGOMAR FIRST HOME.
Time Allo1Cance Beats Her, Ho1c'
euer. for Rude Tosen Cup.

Ryde, Isle of Wight. Aug. 1.-THE American
schooner yacht Ingomar, although she crossed
the finish line first to-day In the for the Ryde
Town Gun at the ROYAL Victoria Yacht Club re-
gatta failed to save her handicap and the prize
was awarded to the Therese. which came IN SIKH
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.
tsE TELEGRAPH 20 TIE TnIsrxr. !

D9hAroSN, aug. A--heotern. who was thrown
"'lh @tspsh On WEDNESDAY, bruised his shoulder
seteey tnat ne was unable 10 fulfil any OF
- eiiti.ls eo-oAS re VII probably be able
The license oc Patsy Gallagher the steeple-
chase rider, has been suspended by the stewards OF
- l1eel5,g toT heAins the badges issued 20 him by
Jan. Holy. beaten IN the fifth race BY Conllins.
Was claimed by n. T. Griffin for 1880
ben brhneisco Aug U.-Attached 20 the over
Hand posseDger tFsan to-dav were two carloads OF
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

ball. which struck him on the head The score;
RHE-
petroit .--...........--o Q ia a
Batterles-Kitson Drill. Hughes ana kittredge-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
p1TrssrRG. I: BOSTON. >

Boston. Aug. n.-Timely hitting. costly errors
and Williss lack of control combined 10 give
Pittsburg to-days game. 10 >. The score:
r. H Z
Boston ........-.,.....1 q % 3
RatterieS-FTahertv and Carisch Smith. Willis and
Nesdh1m. Attendance, 3.O3S.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

New-TorH 3: Cincinnati q. First base on bas-OT
Mathewson 2. of Ewing . out--Bv MatheNson
II: by Ewing. 3 Three base ht-Odvell Two hits
-DahleG. Gibar Bowernan- Sacrifice Browne
Mathewson, Corcoran Steiufoldt Stolen tase-Bower
man Double plays-Woodrun, Kelley and Stenfcdt:
schlei and Corcoran Umpire-Euslie. Time. 45. At
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
CLOSE MATCH FOR BROOKLYN c.

An exciting contest was played a. Prospect Park
yesterday between Team G. o; Brooklyn. and Team
3. OF Manhattan. in which the former by the
narrow margin Of 2 runs. The bowling good
both sides while A Brown distin gushed himself
wicket-keeper by stumpins fve ot his op-
ponents. The score:
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
CUP PLAY ON EkwANok LINKS

lar TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.l
Manchester. VT. Aug I.-As a result OF the first
and second match play rounds here to-day. In the
tournament for tho first President Cup on the Elk
wanok links w. j. Evans and James L. Taylor
and Percy Jennings and A NJ. Reed will meet to-
morrow morning in the semi-fna round. In tho
second round this afternoon the matches were ali
carried 10 the home green. while one went twenty
holes. The summary:
First Presidents Cup dirst roundl-w. j. Evans
Ekwanok beat Il. NJ DALEY. ST. Andrews 4 up and 3 10
play. T. NJ Gilmer. Mount Anthony beat = Z Eohsrt
sen. New-Haven Golf Club. up. T. T Reid MontcIair
beat L. W. Clark Ekwanok. I up: L. Taylor Garden
cry beat Paul Waterman. Englewood. and to
play John Moller. Jr, Lakewood. beat Harrison.
Island Golf Club; up and l 10 play: + II. Jennings
Mount Anthonv beat H. G Hartweil Island Golf Club.
4 ana 10 play Frederick IIcrreshod bear
Allan Lard. Columbia Golf Club 3 up ana 4 to play;
A. NJ. Reed Lakewood. beat r. n. Wellington. Mount
Anthony. and 10 play
Second round-Evans beat Giluer I up, Tayior heat
Reid up: jennings beat Moller up: Reed beaI
IInrrcsh ! %
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
BASEBALL.
Mathe1Cson Pitches Giants to Victory
OUer Cincinnati.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Eew-YorIx. s: Cincinnati. . PittsburE. 7; Bostor
st. Louis, Z: Brooklyn. B. Chicago. q; Philaaeip"''
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago I: Nevg-YorS Philadelphia 2; Cleveiand l.
Detroit Z: Washington. 3. Boston. Il; ST. Louis D.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

yeariings from A B. Spreckels's Napa Stock Farm
which are to be sold at Sheepshead Bay August
81 There are twenty colts and three nllies. ana
the majority by Marius II and Solitaire the
English stations.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
BOSTON. z: ST. LOUIS, :

st. Louis. Aug. u.-Boston defeated st. Louis TO-
day. Il to 8. Petty, who started to pitch for
The score:
r H. e
st. Louis. ...........I Q o o-5 u
Kahoe. Attendance, $500.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

Tvo-5ase hits fiesser. LlEllcy. StTanE. Home
Gessler. Sacrifice Recey o. Dillon shecssrd Per
stolen bases-Smoot. Habb Double pla,-Hrasn
and Beckley Left bases-St. Louis I. Esuoflyu. d
First hase halls-Og Ncho.s /, Jones. .. Flrs,
base errOTs-Brookyo !. struck out-By Nichols ~
by Iouos Is. Time. 20 Ur7Dre-JohHstone Attendance
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
PHILApELPH1A. 2: cLEv n1.AND

Cleveland, Aug. l1-To-day's game between
Cleveland and Philadelphia went thirteen innings
WaddelI struck out fourteen men and Bernhard
nine. Tho
RHE.
Cleveland % o o l o a q
Batteriss-waddsn and schreck. Bernhard ana Bemis
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
POLO.
Bryn Ma1cr III Outplays R0cka1cag
/ at the Pier.
lar TELEGRAPH 10 rHE TRIsrxs. !

Narragansett Pier, r. l., Aug. 1.-THE thiro
match in the polo tournament for the Narragan-
sett cups played this afternoon at the Point judith
Country Club between Bryn AIawr II ard Rock
away I by Bryn Nlawr II by score OF
10 To ~ goals. ROckaway took the ball AZ the
start and the play spirited Lawrence Water
bury playing in Georse McFaddens place on Bryn
NIawr H. got In his usual long strokes with telling
effect.
In the first period Harrison and Brown for Bryn
Mawr made two goals, and Chauucey one Tor
Rockaway. The turf was still soft from w ednes.
dav's rain. Collier and La Montague both had
rather had falls but fortunately escaped INJURY
Twice the ball was directly In front OF E0ckaWay
goal and was saved by Waterbury, SeIore U
Second perfod was over Bryu Mawr had 0Vercolt
their handicap and led by IA goals The thlrd aIlI
fonrtb periods ROckaway fought we'll agalnSJJ @ Lls
LIS - MT were clearly outplayed by Bryn Nav
The first goal the last peviod tuoh ~ Hla1o H,sT
and 81 seconds There We're three s-LS''77 's-
ROCkaway. - .L. ss-fss will
he nIaVed between Bryn MaWr ii ana ME'p'H
The lineup and score,
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jersey City-Providence. 3: Jersey City. =
At BaItimore-Nsvark 3: Baltimore, ].
At Toronto-Toronto. 3: Buffalo. 2
At Montreal-Montreal. =: Rochester. u
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

Left on bases-Chicago. 3: Nev-York 6. stolen base
Dundon. Struck out-By White. I: by Powell. Bases O
bslls-off White. 2; of Powell, = HIT with ballJone
Time, 1896. Umpre-Sheri4an.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
POLO ON NEWPORT FIELD.

Try TELEGRAPH THE TRIsUNEl
-, 2 Aug 1i.-An interesting game ot
,oIo was played on the field Of the Wes5ehes'er
49, S,1,,n This afternoon. which was largely at
tsnded by the cottagers. The game was for sweep
- .,,Ds and was Won BY the YeIows. they de-
staAT sS; th4 Blues by a score OF to l. the YeliOWs
Iayiny three men against four. Burden, Mills anu
q Vanderbilt made three goals EACH and K L
XXS>anderbiIt made one goal The lineup:
YELLOW. Blue
& burden IA - Vanderbilt
e--VV r. Carter. p n Martin
N NfUis S-R G. Vanderbilt.
Back-F. II. Allen.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12

BASEBALL. Polo Grounds, To-day, 2 gms beg 2 p Al
Cincinnati New York. Adm. SOC.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-12
DETROIT, 4; WASHINGTON. 3.

Detroit, Aug. u.-O'Leary and Cassidy offended
greatly by weak plays. Hughess bases on balls
wild throw and wild pitch also helped Detroit