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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-10
READY FOR CAPE NAY CUP RACE.
Arthur (. LcSe's Schooner Yacht Corona
VIII Not Start.

'io.s eiaDoIate arrangements have been made by
me New-YorlI Yacht Club for the ocean race for
lhe cape May Cup than for any previous contest
Tor tAs-t trophy Commodore Frederick c. Bourne
WI take the regatta committee for this races
-Ncholson haue, George A Corrnack and William
hu'ieF Duncan jr.-ou boa-d his flagship the Del
aware and that yacht VIII accompany the Yachts
IN the race over the entire course II some two
hundred miles. The start viii be made at n N
to-day at Buoy No. 8 or the point OF SANDY Hook
The turning point Is the Five Fathom Bank Light
shop on Cape May. and the finish when the SANDY
Hook Lshtship bears east
The yachts entered are Wilson NarshayI-s any
mary three masted schooner Atlantic the auxIiary
schooner NerSemere. owned BIZ ice-Comruotiore
A e. bOstwlck OF the LarCknont Yacht club
and the schooner Eudyuicn. owned bv Commodore
eteoise r. lauder, y. or the Indian Harbor Ya~hr
S4db II was announced last night Thar owing ~
the serious Illness OF one OF the family OF Arthur r
which was entered for the race would nor sr9rr
lis boat The Atlantic. the Endymiou and the
NerSemere were at the anchorage OF the Atlantis
lacht Gun, IN GFdveSend Bay. last night liz was
pioWng haru nom the eastward. which the nautical
sHarps say, VIII make an ugly outside for the
yachts 20 race In.
Nineteen years have elapsed since the last raca
Tor this famous trophy. The British cutter Csanesta
Then Won u from the schooner DaUuIless. II was
won from the GeneSta abroad by the cutter Irex
IL then passed 10 the yawl Wendur. and from her
TO the cutter Britannia. The American sIOop Nava-
hoe challenged for Il in 1893. She beaten BY the
Britannia That yacht having been sold the cup
was returned TO the New-YOrk Yacht Club this
York Yacht Club. offers a cup 10 the winning yes
sell
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY

RAcING.-At shsepshead Bay. $50 p m: at HARLEM,
and al st. Louis.
HARNESS RACING.-Grand Circuit at Hartford Conn /;
matinee at Empire City track.
TENNIS Tournament o the -Nyaok Country cub
GoLF.-AmAteur championship Baitusrol.
ATHLETIcs-Ganaa opening CO Pelham Bay Park q
a.
LAWN TENN IS--Tournament Of the Nyack Country
Club: mems singles al Ardsley. woneps Champion
ship singles az Hillside Club; mems championship
doubles NJ Crescent Athietic Club =
CRICKET.-PRterson AZ Columbia Oval; Newark va
West indians. Union County al Manhattan.
RowfHG.-Annrai regatta the Nautilus Club al
Bath Beach.
yAcHrING.-Fa regatta CT the seawantaka Corinthan
Yacht Club; schooner Cup L4archElont Yacht CLUB.
club AZ New-RocheIle Yacht Club: regatta At
Gravesend Bay
GoLF.-Amats1r ehsnpienship BaltusroI Crawford
Ezabsthi Forest HIn II Re- evile; handicap at
Ardsey handicap az Montca handicap team match
EuElewoods handicap and putting match
At crnrxorc crawford az coionia Country club; club
championship AZ 4acksasack club championship az
suburban elln tso}eFnurs cup Canoe IiToek sea
Van CortlaDdt Park.
BAEEzALI+--Naiionei League: philadelphia al New
York. $3.50 p m; Brooklyn at Boston, Chicago az
ritse'iEg 81 Louis q Cincinnati American Li ls
washington AZ -Ntss-Kork 800 D. Boston - ~
sdsictia Chicago AZ Cleveland: Louis at Detroit
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EAST VS.. WEST AT GOLF.
Egan and Herreshof an Cham pion-
ship Final OrmiSton Out.

West will be pitted against East in to-day's
finals at Baltusrol for the amateur golf champion
ship OF the United States. The survivors of the
semi-hnals yesterday are II. Chandler Egan, cham
pion of the Western Golf Association, and Fred
Herreshoff, who entered from the Ekwanok Country
Club, Of Manchester Vt They to meet to-
day In thirty-six hole round for the champion
ship cup.
HerreshoR while taking advantage OF summer
residence at Manchester, 70 enter from Ekwanok.
is really a NevV-York He is a strapping school
boy of seventeen, who has been learning his
game at the Hill School of Pottstown Penn
But, unlike most schoolboys, he has shown cap
ital consistency throughout the tournament. and
while the betting at the clubhouse last evening
was 10 to in favor Of Egan. the latter's widness
In driving may upset calculations On form Egan
should win. His putting yesterday almost
faultless, and with more control Of his tee shots
his superiority in a long thirty-six hole contest
should give him the match.
Ormistor met the usual fate of a champion beat
er. The shock of winning from Travis made him
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RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

ST Louis. Sept. e.-FIrst ana e six
isenthttlora WillougEoy, Jos ~. DugauJ. L. aoi
ITy'on - II Anderson 70 !. aee1nd. Pepuer Dick.
lOl Gilmore 70 J. third Time Troeon George
Vivian Easter Walters, Hnoncie. Sister LILLIAN. Tony
l-epping, Golden Light and Eocrys
Second race ave iuElongs-The Cook 1uT tAnderz1uB.
: % .. Violin. 100 10 AEsglrf. 20 T. second:
Alice PlaIt. lD4 CIV DuEsu). 10 !. thrd.
Auroceiver. Edith NAY. AnnabelIe Lady
also
ThiTd race lone mile and seventy yarts'-I2aFy tts,
lV1 lW. Dugani 70 !, Rca; Avoid. lnT ID AUSTIN.
TO !. second Amor5us. IO2 tPerTiuel - 20 J. third.
rlEasr ls4s 5ehn II, sizing Ie~ruta
Fourth rurlcneS-
ID AUSTIN. . 10 > for.nlrHrt IL Anderson.
5 10 3. second Auen J. th!r.
Tine. 1-l4-.. Responsive also
Eltth Utle
luB w DuEan. lE 10
AUSTIN. 20 . second. Glen lBridveiD 90
!, third Tine 49, Lacy Crawford ran.
sixth race zone mile and six ernth rarro 10f nv.
Dueanl. 70 J. won Bugie Born. - tRieel. % 1.
second. Dawson 100 lAfcatulleHI -
as Getchel. Light opera. 1ialusrrine sIsslatia and
Check Morgan also ran B1gehorn disqualified.
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TWENTY CARS IN RACE.
Frank Croker, ". q. Brohazo and
Colonel Pope Name Starters

me motor cars entered for tile Vanderbilt cup
race on Long Island October now number
twenty Germany France Italy and the United
states are represented Frank Cookers entry OF
MS fS-horsepower Simple. which he VIII drive him
sen was received yesterday. also the entry from
O0iohei Albert A Pope. with a second nomination
OF Pope Toledo. II Is expected that H. Il Ivttle
VINO has been plotting Pope Toledos with succees on
ne western circuit will he it's driver w 6
5dSFokaW mas sent word from BAR Harbor that "A
- ~ sspoWer tteflault VIII take part in the
ufdaF 20 buy a racing Reuault ana II is fh0ught
maj THIS is the one BrOkaw viii start
The United States viii be represented by seven
eafs. france by six Germany by five and Italv by
Two cars The entries and probable drivers are.
United sates-colonel Albert T. Pope Two Pope-ToIe-
aos "a c Webb ami r. H. Lyttie driversJ. Windsor
Twhite. Two White STEAMERS tH0uin T. White
Jay driNersl; O. A Duerr. t''Jo4r Trace
5I,Nj FsciAza Motor Car Company Gray Wolf Charles
schmidt driverji Frank Il. Croker simplex driven hy
Franee-Panhard & Levsssor three Panhards Cieath
Ieste and unknown. drivers; Albert Clement Clement
fsayaru driven BY " @. Brolapy Reuaut az
driverj- - -- -''7-'''
tsernany-E. p Thomas. Mercedes tE E Ffep.lsv
d1Verjs isaoore Wprmser Mercedes fdrver Unknown.
ATence Gray .rsT1orc. Mercedes driver unknown S.
. stevens r, Mercedes driveH by owner, George A
AEenis 81, Mercedes "'ari Mensel driver
itsiy-Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Fiat paul Eariori
oriNep william Wallace Flat tdriven by owner.
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PELHAM PARK TO-DAY.
Ne1o athletic Field To Be Opeued
zcith Good Contests.

The Pelham Bay Park Athletic Field v5u pa
opened to-day. There viii be a military ,o,,rpa
ment speeches. songs. and athletic contests In
these last many Of the best athletes in this conn
try, besides many foreigners who took mart in tha
Olympic games at st. Louis last week win trv
for honors. Such men as L. Robinson w
Huskal. Henry Christofers. J. Miller. D Under
wood. F. C. Northridge. II. c. Valentine p y
Pilgrim, Charles Bacon. r. A. Rogers " p C-ar-
John Joyce. Harvey COhn and George Bonbaz VII
be seen in the track contests. while in the weights
tne names have been received OF John Flanagan
Martin j. Sheridan James Z. Mitchell Fobarr
Edgren, H. n C. Connolly and Richard sheridan
IN the jumps are s S. Jones. J. w Price RIvs-
I r1,iu J. l. oBrien. Charles O'Kane and
others The games viii begin az an
At go p. m the military and civic caror,o-t.s
VIII begin Squadron a viii act as the Dsrs,1
eseort TO Mayor Mcclellan, and the Sth Re.frar,
two battalons of the ssth Regiment The - -
I'd batteries the Naval Veterans ana MANY posts
OF the Grand Army Of the Republic viii also para5s
Park Commissioner William P. Schmitt TO whom
the idea and execution OF Pelham Bay Park Ath-
letic Field Is due. will make speech on behalf Of
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DAN PATCH'S RECORD.
PAGES Mile in 1859 1-9 Without
Wind Shield.

Syracuse. Sept Son excellent track, but with
fairly heavy head wind IN the stretch, Prince
Alert AT last established figures for pacing
geldings, without a wind shield. this afternoon
going the mile in 1884. The previous record was
l5S74, held by himself With Alta P Mcdonald I'D
in place Of Jack Curry who was in Hartford
the gelding went the first quarter in 2s9 seconds
the half in 09 the three-quarters in 1894 and the
mile in the time given
me Judges announced their decision IN the
Of the pa pacing last Monday when Alta p Nc
Donald. relieving John Awkward, Of Syracuse won
the fourth fifth and sixth heats and race with
AmbleTn Aylward and the mare were suspended
for the rest OF the season. and $50 of the for
mer's winnings awarded TO Mcdonald. c. Pitman.
Of Trenton, n J.. was suspended for twenty days
for not trying TO win with MiXedwood in the same
race, and ten days additional for falling to drive
out Fopoa in the first heat of the Pill pacing yes
terday.
Several amateur events were to-day's card,
the last OF the meeting. The summaries:
Pacing (2:l0 classl-Baron H. r.. three
straight heats; Black Pebble second; Angn Wilkes.
third. Best time. 213%. Lady D. and Big Boy
started. Game distanced in first heat
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LAWN TENNIS.
Little and LIE Roy Wm from
Wright and Leonard.

Cincinnati. Sept s-The finals in the womens ana
mems doubles were played at the Tri-State tennis
tournament here to-day Miss NJ McAteer Of Pitts
burg, and Miss NJ. Weimer. OF Washington de-
feeted Miss w. Closterman and Miss B. Nicely
62 So r. D. Little and Robert lie Roy, OF New
York. easily won from Beals Wright and Edgar
Leonard, OF Boston, GO ga e.
Owing 10 the illness OF Kreigh Collins OF Chicago
the present holder Of the Governors Gun BeaIs
Wright. OF Boston. ana l. II. WaidEer OF Chit
cage VIII compete Tor the cup tomorrow. Miss
McAteer and Miss Closterman are the contestants
IN the women's finals. The summaries:
Mems doubles rni-hnaIs)-BesIs Wright and Edgar
Leonard. OF Boston. beat l. II. and Snow ~
Chicago. 81, 5-7 81 I-5. 81. r. y Little and
Robert IL Roy Of New-York, beat L. p Garrison ana
Carl Little sc, 6-3 rs. Is.
Finsls-El D Little ana Robert lie Roy beat Bea,s
Wright and Edgar Leonard. 9-2. B-2 81
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HTGHLANDERS LOSE TWO.
PhiIadeI phiG Puts Ne1r-Y ork amer
leans DozgR a Peg.

Philadelphia. Sept s-The HIghlanders lost two
games 70 Philadelphia to-day 70 and 70 I.
and again dropped 10 second place In the per
centags column.
Powell and Henley were In the box In ths early
game and each did me work An error in the
eighth was responsible for the defeat. With the
score a tie AT the end OF the seventh Pickering
made a bunt in the eighth and reached third on
Powells wild throw. On NOonan's long drive
Pickering tailed.
ne contest. making IN the second
another IN the third and three more n the fourth
and twa errors. The visitors made their only
RIM in the fifth. when Keller forced DOugherry.
got to third on WaddeIFs wild pitch, and tailed
on an error. The scores
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TrottnE Especial; free for alD-Aarfae won
heats; Wentworth. LsOnjero and Marion
Wilkes divided third fourth Best tgae 2Os =
T-ottuz l2-IG class amAteurl-gueen Wilkes
heats Promise second: aiss Whitney. third
Best time. 2:l0la. Only three starters.
TrutLug Especial. amateur. half mile heatEj-InahA
third heats and the race. Onota, second:
Dry Mouopoe third. Best tlme. 1.U2E. - also
started
free lor ALL aruateIr1Altrp I. FIRST end
third heats and the Ida HGhwood. second Best
tirue. 2-f-A..
Tr1tfiaE GIG class. arnataurl Shuttle won IN
straight heats; Baroness second. HBar third Best
time. 2.I81s. EdgcwooS also
TroftluE tesf8 class ArusfeurtEiarE Cat Ia two
straight heats. Bonnie WILKES second. captain HigEin-
con. Eest 2ZTiA Ben also started
rrottug @.iT class, aguatrur, u1te dashlEuih MAC
rgau EuCs~Vrft @@A
TreltiuE - 10 r1ils dash)FaHhoA @0ai
Wilton stcuad
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MATCH FOR MARINES.
THey Finish First in Skirmish FIR
ing at Sea Girt.

Sea Girt. n J.. sent tspeclsn.-rhe United
stltas marine corps rne team thB morning wou
SIS hrst match AZ the rife tournament. II won the
rellIeeutaI sklrmisn for teams Of six from the
army, navy marine corps National Guard aud
Naval Reserve by "A score OF AZ OF tbs eight con-
fasrants second place went SO tne 81 District OF
Columbia AZ 5s1 ana laird 90 ttIe lst District ot
Columbia at 33I
The sllirmish match the most spectacular
contest Of the tournament The teams charged
down 4crGss The range. blazing away in volleys at
the imaginary enemy silEonetted against the sand
dunes down near the lV5l-yard targets The Skin
misn team began 80 yards from the enemy and
-rdat Yards from Nam. At 5tp. 3t0, so. 20 and
40 wards the attacking party fired. sometimes
kueeIine. sometimes prone. advancing n quick and
then ut double quick the highest score was the
S. ~ lieutenant smith. ~ the "a OHIO. Private
Howard Geussh. OF The 1st New-Jegsey. Was sec
oud at The Iull score
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70 > second: HaIe CT.arser5. 10 ]. third
Time. 70 Bay Wonder, Cardinal Wolsey and Anna
Beau also
FIfth ifye and half furlonEs)-Sunte. los tAu
b'Iciloui Il 70 20 bicksrSsll IS iRu5aGa 20 4
second. Mcclellan, JOS Cdenry). 10 TO J. tEird- Time
OS4s Fl Otr0s T. q Smith and Prince BTuus also
sixth t4e nilel-NeSv Movn Hay. ~ Pryor.
j. Brand New, ~ tAubucnun). 10 3. second.
Dragon lO6 darssu) 20 !. third Time. #0-a. King
Ellsworth. Atlantico VOLTA. san Reno. Ebony and r F.
williams also
Seventh Els)-Nora. Us I1ewisl. @ 70 .,
won: L-ssardo IS yiIeyJ. 30 second; Tone,
81 (Aubuehon3. 20 l. third Tine l4l Thank Heaven.
ChockayOtte, Anuor =. Arab Soldier Fortune ArIf
Zee La Chaperone, Ny Jane and Ida Leib also
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THE REcoRcS.

The Giants and Philadelphia team met in a dou-
ole header at the Polo Grounds yesterday. the
rrst game going 70 the home players. 5 To 4 and
the second ending after the nth fnninz on account
OF darkness. without either SIDE scoring
MeGiinntty was generous IN the first TWO innings
OF the early game, and the prospects OF his SHE
seemed dubious until he settled down. and. aided
by Do1ohue's errors ground hits. the Giants
pulled ont victory IN the sixth inning they
made three runs BOweFnaH got his base ON balls
and McGiEutty followed with a hunt DonohEe
muffed Bresnahan's HIT and then Browne sent out
a single thar got BowerT-au ard 2fcGinnity across
the plate On fy BTesuahan taIIed-
Arnes pitched cor tie local team II The second
contest and did superb work striking cut eiShL
men and allowing ONLY one hit Corridor was alsO
In good form Re struck OF four men and g.
lowed IouF hits The scores:
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RESULTS AT HARLEM.

Chicago sept. 9Frst (fve furlcngsl-Cutter 1O5
Gicon TO J. won: The Novice CFeicht). >,
second; Kate Ltt ~ Knapp, 70 /, third. Time,
lOOts Seasck Intense, Regale. Mary Eleanor, Dart,
La Londe broadway Girl. Harum Scarum. Torpedo and
Siss Lee also
Second rsoe tsteepiecisse shc-t ccuFse)-Iango 1872
tRlce) 10 !. Golden Link 100 tPemberton), II
70 3, second; STarzvvald 132 (rantand). third
Time, $3.50 equals track recor5) Allegiance, Class
Leader and GalV2 also Jack Doyle fell; X.
threw rider.
Third race lone mlel-Dalyey 100 tSIooD % TO 20.
won. Wainamoinen 50 LAubuchon), TO 1. second;
5regor k lo2 lMeIntyre), II to . third Time, 1883.
Leila Alma Dufour also
Fourth Csix a half furougs)-Rag Tag. 1oT
Afountar). u ;. Red Raven. 90 CSeamster).
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ROUGH WATER FOR sEAWANHAXA y C.

If the annual fall regatta OF the Seawanhaka
Corfutbian Yacht CIuL Is sailed to-day on Long
island Sound as announced. il VIII be one Of the
most exciting races witnessed this season. for the
eastsrly gale blowing last night kicked up a Big
-, +Ls+ ,,-iu NOT down BY noou the time scheduled
s,r he start even II the wind should moderate.
a,,i there was no sign of its doing so at midnight
r,,,t,4 ,ia sses OF yachts have been provided for
nv fbs regatta committee. including a schooner
~ "a oua Tor the seVeutes-the Rainbow. the
Tlt,,,ta md the Yankee. II a winning yacht
Us is manned by a Corinthian crew, the club
Iii, present COrinthian prizes to each member OF
W. Drew and 20 the owner a prize handsomeF
tSo, ths usual class prize
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rleutenant K K V. Casey. of the list New-York
won the Spencer match this afternoon. The COM
r,etftoru had all made poSsibles faeyen1 at 500
wards and in the shoot-on they agreed TO drop out
as fast as they made q four. Lieutenant Casey
bgng ouf the longest making five straight bulls.
Tfe1iterant w A. Tewes. OF the Cd New-Jersey
captured the Seabury match ten shots at 500. 900
and 40 -sr5s Ills score 10l which Or George
II COOK tied but made only 81 800 yards. while
TeWes made g. -,
the protest against the marine corps being allowed
"a cSronefa last "wednesday IN the company team
rsafeh on the ground that IL was not organized as
connnenies was not sustained. This entities the
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MATER SPORTS AT JAMAICA BAY.

The Jamaica Bay Yacht Club viii hold carnival
of water sports at Jamaica Fay to-day. The swim
MING contests are. lGa-yard. handicap: One-nlile
ch:.fnpionshp 44O-yard, 50-yard and 15-yard There
will also be rowing race. a water Poio match
and novelty water acts
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THE BAT FIRST IN DRIFTING MATCH
LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rErBUNE.I

TBY TELEGHAFH 10 TIE LEIHLNEI
Bar HaroOr. Ne. Sept. 9.-The Bat. owned and
sailed by Edgar Scott. of Philadelphia. cinched her
hold on the season championship OF the Bar Harbor
shooters this afternoon by taking third place in
the sixteenth race Of the season The last race will
be sailed tomorrow.
I'm spite OF a poor wind to-day there were an
unusual number of steam yachts and launches fol-
lowing the drifting match. The Indian took first
f,y I've minutes over the Cricket. The summary:
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SIR THOMAS Upton COMING ACROSS
VIII Start for ST. Louis the Last of This
Month

London. Sept. Sir Thomas Upton leaves Eng
land the end Of this month for St Louis. where he
viii probably be the guest OF David R. Francis
president of the exposition
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PrTrsBURG 3. CHICAGO. o

Pitts0urg. Sept. S-McCormiek's two Dagger IN
the eighth inning won the game for Pitrsburg. Up
10 that time It was game IN every way.
The score:
S,Siesea' - Q o 0 81 Z
3afferfss-Isynch Phelps: Briggs and king At
renlia
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The Tyro Company match for teams OF three
that have never before this year been winning
team at Sea Girt was won by the % New-Jersey
T'roOu OF Red Bank. by score OF 129 Company
G OF the 7th Network. came second, with 126. and
Company l. OF the LIST District OF Columbia, third.
rich THE follow:
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helpless against Herreshoff and the latter put
him out easily, up and TO play
WEST EASY FOR HERRESHOFF
Camden IN which no was even more successful.
he was up az the turn. and by up and
TO PLAY. Hsrreshon had as cadde Donald Ball.
professional at the Ekwanok Club. The cards:
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

. 1.r.ay cs.y-Jersey CITY 5; Providence. tseven
snIlhss, .st,c-g-9routo T. Rochester.
=. ssI9t.,real-N Montreal II; Buffalo. Z.
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,AcE FOR LARcHMoNT SCHOONER CUP.

7,be schooner race for the Larchmont Cup Of
800, a. 70 he sailed off Larchmont to-day, all
scbooners sailing in one class with no restrictions
S az - 81 and ! OF sloops
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ne PARK Department. He viii then present II p,
sle ely OF NeW-York. and Mayor Mcclellan wiz
1--o lS = n speech AIterWard a dinner viii BE-
served 20 three hundred city officials ana N TIE
military organizations taking part ~ ''-
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GAMES TO-DAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn At Boston Chicago AZ pft-s5IrV
Philadelphia New-Torz St Louis at Cincinnati.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington az New-York. Chicago az Cleveland
Boston AZ philadelphia 81 Louis az Detrcft
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20 On eases--NeN-foFS . Paadslphia p siEst pass
On nalls-ou AInes. J. on COrrl1ol. T. StFlck 0gt-8y
Arles g: BY Gordon 4 Two base hit0IctSann Stolen
baseThomas Doubles play-EiulsWttt and Lush Hit BY
pitche--Bv AEes. z. bv Corridor 3. Cmpires-Moraa
and kennedy Time, LEO At1sndancs. IS44
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s.,,,ton--B nshafnton. :. Albany. =
~ elie1se-sy racuse. 3. Hon. tten innings GaTs
nessl.
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New-Y ..---.-.------- o "a
Two base hit-EIoerfeld Three-bass hft-Davfs
Rice hit-EherfeId- basss-Eloerfed % Williams
Cross. Pickering, F1lrz. Left basesPkiladel-
phia g; Nevg-York s. First base halis-Of Henley.
8 or Powell 1. Struck out-By Powell l. Wild pitch
Powell Time. 49, UHpires-king and Sheridan.
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First base erro-s-Ne7F-Tori<. 3. Philadelphia. 2
Left bases eyEFoTS y Philadelphia. IL First base
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SECOND GAME
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BASEBALL.
GIANTS Take One Game from Phila-
delPhia-Darkness Stops Second.
OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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-.0vuaIL Polo Grounds. To-day. Two Games
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Championship match play-Third round-W. T. West.
Camden, A. Reid ST. andrews. and
play Fred Herreshof, ESwanok beat George A. Ornis
oakmont. up and to plays Or. D. p Frsdericks,
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II. @ Egan. Exmoor beat A HRvensyer. Seabright.
and 10 play.
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