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Baseball Notes.

Jack Chesbro has won his last seven games He
has not foul of defeat since Aug. n, when st.
Louis. with Sudhor pitching TUNED tho trick.
Lumley's extra base hit record includes nine
four bageers, eighteen three baggers and twenty
three two baggers-sevcnty one extra bases.
The Pittsburgs arc tho only team from which
McGraw's men have not won more games than
they have lost. and they are tied with The Pirates
Four games remain 10 be played between the two
II the New York Nationals make good show
Ing against the Western teams, which come East
this week. they arc quite likely TO beat Pitsburg a
1902 percentage OF .T1.
Players and spectators are getting their MI of
double headers. 1t would not matter II a few Of
them were dispensed with. except where some posi-.
Any team wants all the pitchers 1t can get and
few more In the present double header epidemic
In his last three games Pitcher Dougherty OF hi,
Parkviile Field CLUB of Flaibush has allowed III
SP iSe spooef c. Struck oS asen gse
one hit by opponents in three straight games is
al extra o,dlasy 5sSord ID, rhe opposing teams
ALBANY, Sept. ls.-Edward McGamwell n, RI,
fsio, nrst bAsemsn OF the Albany state Learn.
team. who has been signed by Ned Hanlon Tor
tn, Brooklyns ne1t season. was married here 10.
Fox a merchant OF this city. This is a 70
nance Of the bah neld. the popular nrst base.
mans bride being one ofthc most devoted Of Albany
baseball enthusiasts.
The New Works have pla yrd iSt games the Cblcavos
is2 and the Pltsburss lle; Therefore II each corr
pletes Its full allotment OF games. the New York.
have 20 games TO- play Play, ,he chicsgos p ard the
the pennant for New NorR 10 mathematical Ger.
tAinty- though the moral certainty has existed FOR
some time, Granting that N" Chicsgos and PITTS
burg. esoh win all OF their remaining games four
more victories clinch tie orn1snt Tor New work.
II New York won hut four more games and the
Other two AL OF theirs, ID. record would be- New
won, 1o7; lost 80 perceatase. ga Pittsburs won.
io2 lost. 81; percentage. .oS1.
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CROWDS KRAMER OFF TRACK.
Beden Also Swervee Into Another Cyclic
Rider at yailsburg.

Frank L, Kramer was run of the track
In the last lap Of the five mile professional
Cycle event yesterday at the yailsburg track.
and he entered a formal protest against the
winner n the race. John Bedell. The prize
money will not be paid until the matter has
been settled by the National Cycling Asso-
citation officials. On the last lap Kramer
John Bedell and Caldwell were riding side by
side In tho backstretch. with the champion
on the pole. Kramer started to pass Bedell
and the latter swung into him with enough
force to send the Jerseyman to the grass.
Then Bedell sweryed UP against Caldwell
and killed any chance tho Hartford rider
might have had Of winning. Bedeil led over
the line. After the race Kramer entered
formal protest with the referee. who refused
to disaualify Bedel.
The mile and q half professional consola-
tion had sixteen starters Rossini won the
FIRST two lap prizes and Kastendleok the
next two. Bardgett tried to pace Caldwell
into the lead. but Root and Menus Bedell
about Menus Sc Bedeli alleged foul Riding,
se d 9ths b.es sS or hss Eos snd
wa. done 70 either Of them.
men rider; took things easy In the amateur
Charles Fr.nfs we're The only s saryiyors a he
t sp5r's from na nj as
work OF the judges In this race. McCallum
the lad who won the last lrvinRton- NJ lllburn
road race had tho limit mark OF 65 yards In
the final heat Of the half mile handicap and
led by nifty yards at the bell, but Ellington
outsprinted him and won by two and a half
lengths.
Halt Mne NOVICE Hsndlcapzzzwon by o. S.
Mussernan, Crawford, 20 yards: W Leveson New
YORK, is yards, second: J. Fred Bammann, New
York. 80 yards, third. Tine minute rs seconds.
a!ihss,es. National G., ysli,eurs. Is YARDS:
Coney, Newark 10 YARDS, third a. C. Spain. Bloom
held, 70 yards. fifth. Time. 50 as seconds,
Miss and Out Amateur, -Four and Three Quarter
Ailee.won By Edward RuppIecht. Bay View
x. G. Spain. Bleomaeid third Fl. NJ kuehne, View
York. fourth: Time. II minutes. 2 rs seconds.
Lap prize-won by Joseph Rockowttz, Tiger W.
Five Nile Professional: fve divisions two second,
apat-won BY John Beden, Lynbrook NTH divi.
sscond FLOYD kreS,: Newark, fourth division.
Time II minutes is seconds. First mile, timberg
FIRST: Schwab second: Chappey, third. Time, ,
minutes 8 seconds. Two miles. Penn, FIRST; Dorion.
second Menus Beden, third. Time. minutes rs
Foeler. third Time. minutes 81 rs seoon DIS.
Four miles, Dorion. nrst; Bardgett. second Fogler.
third. Time, minutes IS IS seconds. Ian pr1xs
Lang; Ies; Tom Butler fOslef. GLEASON and Bard.
One aud one-H slf Miles Professions al, Consolation
Won BY E. r Root, Boston; Menus Bcdel, Lyn.
brook, second walter Bardgett, Buffalo, third.
Time, o minutes 0 As seconds, Lap prize win
ncrs. Rossini, 2: Ka,tendieck. 2; Query, /.
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rlnh Raoe-ror ,wo.ye.r -old.: .slllnr; nvo and
FLANAGAN ~ RECORD FORM.
Remarkable Weight Throwing by Irish
Hercules at Pastime Games.

The Pastime 4. {, formally opened It's new
grounds yesterday with a set OF open games,
and n crowd of about 2 500 partisans oil the
nursery" were present. The day was hhe.
and the track. although open for improve
ment, was in fair shape. The feature OF the
day however WAS the all around weight
throwing contest with John Flanagan ms the
great attraction. The sturdy Hibernian giant
captured first prize with total OF IS points"
Jerry Foley OF the New West Side A. G.
was second with points, and Simon Giuis,
another New West Side man. was a close
third with points In the weight contest,
which was ffty-five pounds. Flanagan gained
first place with throw of 30 feet 10 inches.
which is q record under the conditions. one
Of Flanagan's tries. which was foul. tapped
~ feet inches Flana ean's throw With the
hammer raed sured l12 feet o.. inches. figures
vhirh i Ia every way correct eclipse his old
record cf III feet inches made several years
Ego. Kecent!y at Celtic Park Flanagan sent
the .5-pound missile l73 feet but this has not
YET been officially accepted by the A. A. I.
record authorized.
l0o resa Run, Aant!oap..Won by Az. Crockett.
unattached, yards; F. J. DeloIme Xavier Athletic
y6 ys'fi sh 'e Ssac & e. Is
ysEas ,tr4 Tine 10 4; SS seconds on s. Patterson
@ ara Rnn @ oy m g ps''e mso,
third Time; minute q IS seconds
Institute Athletic club Newark, n. j.. 90 yards;
Fred Seeley. Mohawk Athletic Club, y YARDS.
second: James Farrell. Star Athletic club. Long
Island City. IS yards. third. Time minutes
"a Is seconds.
500 Ward Run Handicap-won by H., clody.
Pastme Athletic Club, - yards; NJ Nogel. unat.
tached 81 yards, second o. Gutenberg. Pastlme
Athletic Club 10 yards third. Time 80 8 seconds.
One Nile and a Halt Run, Handieap-Mon ~
~ j.. 1875 yards; 7. OConnor, Pastime Athelo
Club. $50 yards second p. Fcllman, Avonia am.
ietic Club. lJO yards. third. Time, minutes 10 So
Putting the Twelve Pound shot-Won by D:
Ahern Pastlrne Athletic Club feet, with d feet
o inches: George ". Kidd. Knights Of C0lumous'
10 feet second. with 80 feet inches: L. Schroeder,
National Athletic Club. Brooklyn, o feet tniro'
VAT A Isan pa We S tn.
eS pound weight-@on by John Flanagan, Greater
10 inches s. p. ellis New West Side Athletic CLUB.
second. with 81 feef inch; j. Foley New West side
Athletic Club. third. with n feet inches
Throwing the Hammer--Won by John Flanagan,
Greater New York Irish Athle!ic Association. Win
Athletic club second. with IA feet inches smes
Monahan, Pastime Athletic Club. third with l2s
Throwing tho Di.cus-.won by John FLANAGAN.
Greater New York Irish Athletic Association. With f9
feet inches; ]. Foley, New West Side Athletic Club
second, with s5 feet inches; 8. p. ellis, New West
Side Athletic Club, third. with 50 feet inches
Putting 10 Pound shot-Won by j. Foley. new
Flanagan. Greater New York Irish Athletic Asso.
citation, second with 80 feet inches: s. P. Gillis
New West Side Athletic Club. third. with IS feet
inches.
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NEW WEST SIDE A. O. GAMES.
Peabody Made New Track Record for
21O Yard Rus.

The monthly games Of the New West Side
A. c, took place yesterday at the club grounds,
Fifty-thrd street and Eighth avenue. Ches-
ter e. Peabody was In good form and dis
tinguished himself by winning the 7o-yard
and 22o- yard runs. both from the scratch
mark The former track record for the
furlons was 20 seconds and Peabody beat
this In his heat, which he won In rs 2-5 SEQ
onds He won the final In "a as seconds,
which now stands as the best mark. Dan
Frank won heat from scratch In rs SIS sec
onds. The eoo-yard handicap was won by
Julian W Murphy from scratch In the good
time OF l minute 81 seconds.
Robert Todd. who was declared a pro-
fessional a few days ago, created a bit OF a
commotion by trying to start In the two
mile run, but he was finally persuaded to
10 Yard Run. Handicap Won by Chester Z.
o. 2. Indsrs, . feet third. Tine. I is seconds
Murphy, scratch: j. Andrews, 50 Yards second:
James Gshan. 10 yards. 'hird Tine, / minute
Pois Vault, Hsnde,Pn Won, by, Dan. FRANK
Loughlin, Inches, scoord, With an actual vsut
q feet inches; ss,ty ,,e.;an Inches thi.d
Two Mile Run. HAndicap-No, by J walsh
100 yards; .. r. DAILY, 200 .Srds. second r. Eunpb
52o Yard Run, Handicap Wor ny Chester p.
F BerT. yards, third Tine, Az scconds' n'
Throwing SO Pound Weigh, tor Height, Hand.
oap-Won by s. ?, Giits, y INCHES, with an actual
throw Of I, feet inches; ". Bee.msn, i irohes,
povei. Is Inches. third, Win an actual throw 81
feet inches.
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sCRIMMAGING AT COLUMBIA.
Second Week OF Football Practice Begins
To-day With Hard Work,

Columbia's second week Of football pra ctics
be gins this afternoon on South Field, Hard
sorimmaRe practice Is the order Of the day.
under the direction OF Head Coach Morley.
with Weekes, Knapp. Bruce and WOLF as
assistants. The scrinmaging will be kept
lnmbia.s season at Amer can League Park.
From Coach Morley's selection this after
noon the probable makeup of the varsity
against Union may be learned It Is certain
that at least four former varsity men will
have their positions back. and the new ma
terial will be used to I'll in other places for a
time, so that Morley can see from the work
OF the candidates In a, real game how much
use they are going to be In the squad.
Those persons who have seen American
League Park only as q baseball neld viii be
surprised to see the changes that are being
south The best seats for football are the
osap sand ia n s for q The
directly opposite, which T. 70 hold about
improvements have been made about ri, 900
persons can sit and sec the games in comfort.
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Other Baseball Games Yesterday.

AT RIpoBwoop.
"a s,!.ts. c.s., Il 4.
AT rsorsorosI oaoUNps.
s::::S.::.s :. 49, e. Z.
AT IouomN OVAL.
Rs:ssss Z e.: ~:
Loughlln.
AA;ss 81: q; h;S $,sSs$$$
Lamar.
S.i;sl..-oool I'd Ross: %..r ana x9i
AT BAIoNsE.
e s..s xi.5 Il
AT OLYMPIC YruD.
E::S! s .ss $n. s..;.S & f.,
rInrvuLr OVAL.
sss:S:s :: Gos 1.'ssF;
Kelley.
AT uIIAsErH.
EE iiisSeysh & s,srs.S GSiiSSS - z
:. Observation-Disclosures, Psuer and Armet: McLaugh-
AT Iosa rsrAwp orrr.
Original Empires..i o o 1 o-s 10 o
Glenwoods. o o.
Bstteres-PlaE and Devlne; Wells And Hang
way.
AT sKELLrs oRouNns.
sss stTSo, ;r.i = e. ! "a 90
Observation-Disclosures and Dunn: nieiz and 2iren
AT VISITATION FIELD.
Y ys'sssHa Lro o'i'lS 5SSSJdS So
Bstteries-Miran and wiley; Drew and Bridges
At STAMFORD,
Stamford Stamford o Q o ID
Batteries Mco'innity and cotter. CorcorAn and
Smith.
AT sArosNE.
Morning SUM- o y 50 s-2s isi
Evening Sun. III \ o 0 0 i-os
Baueries-Berry, Potts and o'N.lii; Fitzgerald,
Bachelor and Smith.
Al Olympic ficld-Pous hkeepsie, r. Murray
c., .. NSrQustte 4 b. EinhIeE, L
AZ Brighton Psrs--HcwArdA. TO- Empires. l.
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AUTOMOBILES.
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Special this week Demmerie Company Swedish
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Domestic specialtes TOR Automobilists, al mod
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New York Americans.
LONG HITS AND STOLEN BASES.

LoNo HTS AND sToLEN BAsES
Home Runs-Gensel t6,, Dougherty t@, Ander-
Conroy Three base Mts--Andsrson u5,, Dough
erty do, Conroy te,, Keller go. danAel ~, w.
Two base hits-winisnls (3a, Anderson 90, Con :
keeler tN. Mcclure o.. CHESHIRE g. DougheIty
~. Kleinow ~, Powell %, Grinnth "a. Stolen
FuItS DO. camel U.s.. Elberfeid 40. Dougherty
o. Kleinow 90, Mcclure 90, Chesbro (g. Orth e..
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Cricket

Local cricketers have but one more week
IN which to bring to a conclusion their cham
pionship season. BY defeating the Paterson
Team B on Saturday. the West Indians have
won the pennant OF the New York Cricket
Association. Essex County is confident Of
holding second place in the records and Union
County third while the Thistles and Team B
of Paterson will have their last struggle next
week for fourth place The folio wing are
the records to date
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Br0Oklyns.


stranE' shecSsrd. Three iase hts-Lumiey as,
Dillon t61. Mccormick o. Babb 90, Sheckard %.
BergSn. Cronin Jones, Mitchell Batch: Two base
hlt,-Lumley t29, SheckaId on Gessler 90.
Jordsn %, Mccormick o., Ritter 20, J.cEl,tsch
Isl. Bergen ca, CIonin e., Poole C71. Mitchell.
mick DO Sheckard 10, $trang do. Ritter u2l.
ponS. gp . Sssse, n pon rS yseki'seh o.
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LoNo HTS AND sroI.HN BAsRe.

Home runs-Bresnahan IS. McGann 90, Mertes
Doniln, Warner, Gilbert. Wiltse. Devnn. Three
base hits-Mertes no. Bresnahan 10. Devlin %.
man 80. Gilbert 80, Dahlen C2l. Donlln (2l. McGin
nifty O.. Taylor. ~. Warner WNtse Dunn. Two
(2O McGann uoJ Devun as, Browne il5), Gilbert
as Bowerman uol, Dunn tel Aathewson o.
Taylor Amcs.
ts5 Gilbert t2s,. Devin CO. browne Iie, Bresna-
han OW. Dunn 49,. Bowerman 80, Warner o.
Mathcwson 80 McGinnlty-
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Elmer Makes Fast Century Time. but Il
Disqualified.

J. NJ. Eiher OF the Century Road Club Aeeo-
citation made the fastest time yesterday
in tho fifth annual record century run Of the
qualified for accepting pace from an auto
mobile. His time from scratch was 5 hours
and 20 minutes Charles Mock and NJ j,
Eustace, both scratch men and members Of
the c. r. C. Of A.. won first and second tina
prizes. The order OF finish was as follows:
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Totals - is 81 10 II Totals ...1 1870 II
1.-TWO out when winning was scored.
CAicago............I o o o U o o o 0oo1-2
CncinnAti........OO o 0 / o O o o o 0O0O-l
Left on bases-Chicsgo. Is; Cincinnati. = First
base hits-kling, woodruff Three base base hit, ht.
-D1lan odwell Double plays-woodrur, Huggins
and Kelly; Tinker and Barry. First base on balls
on Briggs, 2: OF alker, /. Struck out-By bflggs'
S: by Walker, o. Hit by ptcher-By Walker. l..
Umpre-Zimmer. Times hours and 20 minutes
Attendance-l4,0O
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
White Sox Score the Only Run in Gam
With Detroit

CHICAGO. Sept. ls,-Chicago scored the onl
run in to-day's game with Detroit. winning
in sharp pitchers battle. A pass to Green,
a sacrifice, "A hit by Davis. and q tumble by
Lowe admitted the lonely tally in the first
inning. Both teams played splendidly after
this The score:
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G.. r. Dunn Wins New York Canoe Club
Race.

The New York Canoe Clubs race for open
sailing canoes, for the trophy presented by
r. stuart Ha wthorne. was decided yesterday
in light airs Owing TO the meaGre wind
angular but once. The course was three
miles In extent. c.. r. Dunn was first, F.
Schoonmaker second. L, J. Wright third.
r. =. Foster fourth and c. y. Speidel hfth.
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on BROOKLYN,S SPEEDWAY.
First Of q Series OF Fall Brushes Among
the Steppers.

Light harness horses measured strides
on the Brooklyn Speedway yesterday morn
ing while many spectators looked on. II was
the first Of tho fall series OF events under the
direction OF committee Of the road drivers
Luther D. Smith was the starter. Capt. Ed
ward A. Gaus. DR.. B. E. Mead and DR.. Peter O.
Hughes the Judges at tho finish; John L.
Watkins the patrol judge. and J. Mortimer
GARNER Gdee the timers. II. upper stretch 81
the Speedway was used. The winners OF
Yesterdays meeting meet the winners Of the
spring series in tho final brushes for the year
In about three weeks The summarizes:
Team championship; trottlng or pacing
Berkshire Courier b. g. and Happy Wilkes, b. e.
(Mrs DR.. Z. X. PerRer)",,,,,,,,......,.
Free for an uottnS or pacing. half mile heats,
Grover e.. bin. q. by Wondsrworhor den II.
eecpse. Or. e. John j. BuIlmanj ..........i
Alice Drake, hlk. N. tAndrow Gomez ........6 2ro
Amy wilkes. CHI m. Charles Rioel. ........a 70
Geiatine Queen. or. m. Gohn Mcfarland .....+ DIR.
Miss Eiinor, b. m. III. Hlrschberel -.........3 1
Rrandywiue, gr &. william J. Reddy1 .......l 2 .
Bonnie Kirkland, BIS wv. b. Bosvin, ."......s 3
$50 class: trotting or pacing; half ialle heats:
Balance, b. m. by Eupatortum (Dr. J. H. Fer
Carrie Clay, D. m: Joseph +, c.iboy1 .......:t !
Ayresn. b. G. u. J. Fttzeerald) ...........2 1ro
Trixie, gr. m. (Andrcw Conc and Charles G.
300 class; tIottlng or pacing; half mile heats:
Shadelnnd Onward, b. m. III. Hirschberg1 ......i ]
Redolet Oh. m. n. q. Rohlfs) .........,.....,7
Island Maid. b. m. Is. J. DUNN ................s
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Hudson Valley Leegue.

At Observation-Disclosures 3; Hudson, o.:
At Paterson-First game Paterson, L. SAUCER
ties, o. Second game-Paterson, S. Saugerties, 4.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
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Left on bases-Chicago. 4; Detroit. I. Sacrifice
hits-Jones, Isbell, Mcintyre, Robinson, Bcvtlle.
Stolen bases-DaWs Jones. Crawford. Double
plays-Lowe. Coughnn. and Bevile Crawford and
Beville Struck out--By Patterson, 4: by Klllan. l.
FIRST base on balls-on kulan, L. Hit By pitcher
By Killlan. !. Umpire-Dwyer. Tme-1 hour
and 80 minu.es.
AMREIcAN LHAouH RECORD.
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BATTING AND FIELDING RECORDS
Work OF the Two New York Teams and the
BrOOklyns,

The following are the batting and fielding
averages to date Of the New York Nationals.
New York Americans and Brooklyns:
New York Nationals.
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American Association
New York State LesSue.
Games Scheduled for To-ds,

Games Scheduled for To-day.
AMERICAN IEAoUE.
New York In Washington: Philadelphia In .Bos
ton: Detroit In Chicago.
NATIONAL LnAdun-
Boston In Philadelphia.
EASTERN LKAoUH.
jersey City in Toronto: Baltimore In Rochester;
Providence In Buffalo.
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Eastern League Record.
So AT MONTREAL.
Newark ...0 o
Montrtal.....2 l--Called, rain

AT MONTREAL.
Newark ......0 o
Montrt Ala l-Called rain
Western League.
AZ Des Molnes-Des Moines, I: penven O.
- Al Sioux City-F1rst game-Coiorado Sryings 2:
80 S CITY, i. Seeono same-Colorado Springs
at omaha-omaha, s; st. Joseph, O.
American Association.
AT Columbus-First rame-Columbus .; Louis
Vile, L.. Second gsme-Columbus, 5; Louisville g.
AZ hllvaukee-FirSt game-Milw aukee 3, 81
Paul. o. Second game-Anwaukee. o. 81. Paul Q.
- Al kansas Ctty-Ftrst game-Mlnneapolis, Is
Kansas City, =
New York State League
AZ SyIacuse-utica. ?: Syracuse, O.
Second game-Albany, o; nion. ..
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The score. for the governors. cup on Sat.

urday at the Highland Golf Club were;
L. Harrison. ioa 800 F. L. Mills, 81, 1871,
z, =; Van Tassel, io?. is. 20, J; II; Dunn,ng, %
ing, 100, $50 E. Il, Eley, io4 leo r. S. GirIing
No 70 %; 9. N, West. lio, 1851 " i. seiber,
u.s. is-es: r. Schining, ZIG. ls-es: " r. wyckon.
lls l+-e1; T. N. Young. iiS iS--ioo ". B. Donnel.
lis, N-l0l.
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CAPE MAY, Sept. ls.-The last Of the series
OF fifteen handioaps Of the Cape May Golf
club played yesterday brought In a. H.
Perr Of Baltimore. the winner Of the cup for
the season. The following were to-day's
scores.
s. D. Wright. Sc. B-77: A. p. Davis. es, ao-7s:
P. l.. Bockins, 100, as-7s 7 "; E.stwick. g. SO;
J. NJ z. Hndrcth so SIS: J: R. Engles. iol. 20 IS;
q. II. PART. S. 2-ss G: J. Young. %. So; J. ",
crow io7, 9o-sf G. L. Matthews 90, SCI ". r.
Eung. io7, s5-e2; D. D. Davidson, los. 1885, ]. p.
Wenger, los ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-19

The annuaI amateuI tournament q the
Ho vii nes nea
Ing. The qualifying round will be at eighteen
holes the first sixteen qualifying for the
cup. The 49, play will begin in the after
noon and con ~ on Wednesday and Friday.
Thursday will ue devoted to thirty
dents cup. the gilt Of William b. stone.
and Saturday to a thirty six hole handicap
for cup presented by Giraud Foster,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-19

Twenty-Five returned cards last Saturday
in the Crescent A. c. handicap: J, q. Dstt-
mer won with 80. e-7l. with G. p. Van Brunt
prizes to be competed for In a best ball four
some next Saturday. On the following Sat-
ship gold medal. The best sixteen scores
will qualify for match play on succeeding
Saturdays OF the month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-19

Team championship; .rottlns or pacing
Berkshire Courier b. g. and Happy Wilkes, b. 9.
~ d. Dar liz
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-19

Second Rsee-The Hitchcock Steeple chase HI
diosp; about two miles and q half:
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-22
To Render Written Opinion.

II was expected Judge Mcbride would
hand down a decision yesterday In the
case OF Alexander and Fred Norman
VS.. Jacob Kamm. involving the nav
liability Of the north fork Of the Klats-
kanie. This action is one of great i'm
portance and Judge Mcbride will hand
down q written opinion. II is expect
ed the case win be carried to the su-
preme court.