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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-12

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-12
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grfes spiel.
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GsIs unb Butler.
3meites Spiel.
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Sels unb Butler.
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CRIES spiel.
Gol1isbile %. 10
ct. paul. 40 00200000-
8aiterien - Gte9el unb Sham;
@bsrts, @annob unb SuQiban.
3weites spiel.
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mittbeilt.
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benid9li9e.
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ten b~srpanbstsn au4 feline Srau.
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&eeisrung baben on ben Winiter be!
ausDdrti9sn bon Warooto ener9ii9
Yrptsfe seri9tet.
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Jranfre9.
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lin, Der bsuti9s Botf4after fur Grant,
reid. bate gefsrt nit premierminifter
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funoete bon bsibsn Seitsn eine bur6'
aus peri66nli9e etimmuns. Die I'm
terreoung tru9 sinen i~nformeaen Gba-
ratisr uno wuros fOrtseiest. als abenbs
Der bsutf9e SOtf9after unb premier-
minifer @Oubisr f9 bel eineni Siner
in Der 6fterrei9if&en goti9aft trafen.
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intsrnationale 3Onfersua sur @sselung
Der Warotto-Nfaire pori9ldgt. uiro
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-29
FOUR IN TENNIS TOURNEY.
Wright Meets Larned, and Collins Plays
Hobart in All Corners Semi.F1nals.

NEWPORT. Aug cs. Only four players of
the riginal los who were entered In the
national tennis toirna ment remain in the
running. and these will appear in the SEMI
finals tomorrow. they being paired as fol-
lows Collins vs.. Hobart and Wright VIZ.
Iarned. The latter match is slated for the
championship court. and whoever wins it
as sI in ali probability either Wright or Larned
will have little trouble in disposing OF the
winner in the upper half in the all Corners
over to-day's match between Wright and
Clothier. not on the question OF winning, but
on the showing which Clothter was thought
e he able +" ms ms 1rsnd Mna tain
Heals. G., Wright abnndantly Justified
the faith which his friends 4, reposed L. him
william j Clother. in the fifth Mound. thereby
entering tn. semi-Anals. II was disastrous
defeat for Clothierr, who has been rated as one
set that Clothler put up any sort OF a game;
but he beat himself and was very erratic and
wild. In the last two sets Wright outplayed
The match between Clarence Hobart and
Richard Stevens resulted in reversal OF
the verdict at SOUTHAMPTON when Stevens
he dropped the first Ht. His win occasioned
but il il regarded az not likely to make any
S dr.. i t Jones RHODE S, sana eh sho
pion, to-day, would he likely to defeat either
Stevens or Hobart. in >the semi-hnals. Will
sf had xn no rs ask n ap Ssm
days play was as follows:
All Corners Sineles--Flnh ro,nd-Kregh Col
l Hop ss' bea Richard stevens. "a. g..
g., w William beat l %a be-. e cs II s s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-29
FALL REGATTA FORTHE HARLEM.
q
Boat Clubs 10 Hold Closed Meet on Sept. n
Program or Ten Events.

The Harlem Regatta Association held a
special meeting at Pabst's Cafe last night
for the purpose of deciding whether the
organization would hold u fall regatta
President c. NJ. De La Vergne occupied the
chair. and the clubs that answered the rcll
call were: ATLANTA. Bohemian. Crescent.
Harlem. Nassau. New York A. C.. Metropoli-
tan. Wyanoke. Dauntless, Union. Nonpareil.
Friendship, Palisad de- and Columbia University.
f. Kimmelberg OF the WyanOke B. e.
took the place Of y, Connefl az recording
secretary, James pilknston; president OF
the National Association Of Amateur Oars
men. and Fred Fortmeyer secretary, Mt
tended the meeting to help the plan OF hold
ing he meet
On a motion byE Kimmelberg II was unan-
imously decided to hold u closed fall regatta
on Saturday, Sept. "a. the course to be- one
mile IN length. II was the feeling of some OF
the delegates that the regatta would be q
huge success IL held on Sunday, and Sept.
~ was suggested as the date. IT was dis
cussed At length, with several speakers for
and agninst the idea. but James PAkington
spoke against the Sunday plan and his views
swayed the meeting and the motion was
lost. Frank vssely who rSsprsssented the
and was informed that IT would Tower the
tone Of the association. besides being breach
Of the Sabbath.
After considerable discussion. the follow
ing program Of events was agreed on Junior
single sculls. novice single SOULS senior single
sculls. junior double sculls. senior double
scull.. jnnior iGu5 siS; intsrmsdiste four gig
octeDed. f-l. .'..1. i&Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-29
Racing At LatOnia.

CINCINNATI. Aug, 2s.-Jumpcrs seem scarce
here another race was cut out al Iatonia TO day
from failure 10 nh. The track was fast. Or.
wang, ridden by Radtke. won the second race by a
nose after an exciting drive through the stretch
with Wcdgewood. Outlaw closed FAST on the out
side and many thought he was second.
First Race Five and half furongs-Charlie
Eastman, OF %. Austin) to g. won: Orbcular. 100
&c. IL Norris, to 1. second: Yazd. 100 tThomer1.
20 TO /, third. Time. i:07 as. Flagstone. Theo
Case, Mint Boy and Quinn Brady also ran.
Second Race-One Mile and nifty yards-Dr.
Wang, 05 (Radtkc, IS to 6. won: Wedgewood. %
lRobinsonl; 2 to 2? second outlaw ioe O. AUSTIN;
and Queen Esther also ran,
&c. Norris, TO s. won Maceona, es (Vnnderbouu.
10 l. second: The Only Way. 9S tSchade). 10 TO l..
third Time, 1Is3S Dell Leath. Praise, Phiora.
Maediction, Judea. Trompcuse and John Les
Fourth Race-Six furlones-Erla Ice, e5 u. H.
Harris, Is TO S, won Wexford. 9S H.. williams.
/ 10 /, second The Roustabout, 90 tRadtkei. o to /.
third Time, l:l&l5. Mclodius, Miiadi Love.
Ethel Davis, Tom kiley Flcuron. Miss Mae Day.
Bell Toonc. CLANCY. Frank He'll and Ethel Barry
Finh Race Handicap, six turongs -Funlcu,
larc M ID. AUSTIN, to s. won; Mayor johnson. ~
Hicks. to 2. third Time, 1881 as, Princess
Sixth Race-Fire and u halt furlones-Field
lIarns, 10 q sccon d. Ic,a DuNy 1902 lice loom am,
TO l. third. T1me.l l,0l25 Caletts. Hostility.
Vic kinney, Follow the Flag and Mi,erwcll also
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-29

CLEVELAND, S: NEW YoRK "A. LII T.
CLEVELAND. Aug. "a double steal ana
Hess's avoirdupois figured materially IN
Clevelsnd's victory to-day over the New
Yorks. or course the big Germans pitching
and the Maps brilliant fielding were also
factors. but the Offer features came st the
eleventh hour and therefore stands out most
prominently. The score was tic whom the
Maps came to bat In the ninth. jackson
sin sled and went to second on Turner'S out;
Clarke walked and. with Hess up. both pulled
of the double steal. Hess then poked Z
grounder at Cheshire, who. turning TO tMIa
with his arm uplifted.. chased Jackson BACK
to- the bag. Then be shot the BAL to Conroy:
who had to stretch himself to pull In the vice
throw Hess bumped into him. sending hlm
OF his balance. and before he could recover
jackson had crossed the plate. ~ -
Cleveland chased Ortiz OF the rubber IN
the seventh. after jackson 'hsd scored on
his double. .Turnere sacrihce, Carkes
out and Hesss double. Cheebro succeed,
Ing him. The sixth practically so4n6ed
Orth I. death knell. Clarke walked and Hay
singled. both scoring on Flickb double. me
latter scored on q steal ana BRADLEY shss,
the seventh K.sslIer ard ElSerfeld singled
and conroy's single cent Williams home
0a L.j tae e.isS % his re.dvent into the
game by playing first base. but failed TO
distin glish himself either At the bag or at
worked we'll. The score.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-29

NEW YORK u. LIZ, 8: ST. LOUIS IL. LIZ. 1.
The champions crushed the Cardinals yester-
day and also outclassed them In & game that
was saved from being dull by the ball breaking
hitting Of the New Yorks. The st. Louis men
played mechanical. lack-luster game.
and even in the first inning when the first
three batters made base hits. did not appear
to be enthusiastic over the outlook. Mathew
son was their master at all stages. and they
T SsI have been shut oq, but base on
not much doing In the first three innngs
sny q The hs ste hf or
Long line hits. With the bali headed FOR tSe
Leg exercise. The bali went so fast several
times that the same St. Louis outfelders
would have saved distance and breath had
across in vain endesvors to head the bail OIL:
xitS thsr hands they hoy = tried to do With Their
succ essful than the hand work.
Four Cardinals, reached first base In the
rst inning but done reached the Promised
smash glanced of Mathe ssons hand. Dew
s hs @nkn More ok h sd to b s ho
Y was sharp and. aulck witted play. the sort
that teams Of ehamponshp stn make
disposed OF Beckey Shay walked andnAlled
the apertures, and Mcbride hit azireward.
with Dahlen the magnet that attracted the
ball on its return TO earth.
After forcl ing Mertes in the second and 60
ing to second on Wild pitch the uallytclear.
headed Dahlen let his wits go wool gathering.
He ran to third on Devlin's ny to Smoot and
was doubled. That was a play that teams
Of championship stun do not make often,
man doubled; and Mathewson drove jumpe'5,
to Burke. The latter after getting the ball
on mean bound slapped il or Bowerpan.
New York's batting in the fourth was eH-
ceptional for solidity and sequence. Donlin
thrust a three Dagger to dist ant left, McGaun
let fy with homer past Homer Of the no, ?"
Of Smoot, Mertes nangled a three timer
through the middle meadow and Dahlen
dashed gle along the green central sward.
This made three runs. and Dahlen scored
on Devlin's out at first. base on balls to
Strang and Bowermans blazer to center.
Beckley's errors and more slambang hitting
Beckley fumbled Donlin's erounder and
McGann's force hit was thrown wild to second
by Beckley. Donln going to third and McGann
TO SECOND. .Mertes's triple scored both men
and Dahlen's hit scored Mertes.
Dunleavy scored for st. Louis in the sixth
on base OH balls. two outs at first and
Strangs tumble. Barring this one clip,
Strang felded excellently. Da1len hlcked
a home run to center in the seventh inning.
The muscular four-Donlin, ,McGann. Mertes
In the ninth with two real hits and bunt.
hour and the third out came quickly. The
score.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-29
.slop Rapid Skir'h Sktr'h

The New York team. as announced by
h nIsht follows: seTst. Doyle sevesty.Srst;
seventh: i2eut. Ranney, seventy drst: serSt:
serst, Daardnskiiier ssrst Lsushner
Seventy-fourth; Capt 4. 7: Wells. seventy
ost ana feu ssep
the Seventh. one OF the best shots, on the
II serious illness in his family.
on rapdn LIRE IRE wrs won by Csp 81 George Rc ch
the 500 yard rapid fire was closed to-day
Thsp naoma match & Viii Begin at o'clock
to be followed By. the 600 yard stage. Teams
marines ines West Point Hawaii and thirty-one
states will compete From the present es t, in
The consensus Of opinion places the service
teams and the teams OF New YORK. ,onio.
Ss Of =" he tsa sn at hs odds
In favor Of New York. the infantry and
marines BY donbng pra the masches sehsd
New Jersey association matches II is OK
will be observed The corrected program
Sept, .4-sauadded revolver match, in,erciyb
match, inspectors match. carblne team match,
Hss trophy msss fsas match match comp. team
match, Leech cup match
Sept. 8 Reslmental team match. Wimbledon
Sept - Company cryro, match, company ddcaD
match Columbia trophy match. regimental Skin
nlsh match.
To-day's conditions we're easily the best
that the $50 competitors have faced in the
and the Ii ght good. Early in the day Gen.
Hall announced that in the second skirmish
run only the rs leaders would be allowed
to compete and the match management
was thus enabled to close the competition at
$40 o'clock.
First Sergt. George sayre Of the Fifteenth
infantry. and Seret H Bapt stot the marines
last years top liners IN the Individual match,
were out Of the running when the skirmish
was reached. .Sayre. one, of the finest Skin
mishers. in the army. made an ~ on his first
trip and ~ on his second.
burward. an old State team man OF Massa-
chusetts. by his score Of $50 beat the 4e7
made last year by Sayre. for last years COM
petition had an additional range Of 800 yards
rapid fire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-29
THEVEH1CLE Co.
LONG ISLAND CITY, N. Y,
xANurAcrvRE
Commercial Automobiles.
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Owners and Buyers realize there y but one
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We sell for five per cent. Commission
and guarantee sales IN twenty four hours: But
Cars have 70 be In PERFECT RUNNING order
"' Far ar Sei ioss VIVA, they are really worth.
cash 70 owners. Following arc latest arrivals:
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5000 PoPE, huT cylinder. 81 Sorse. 49,. Use
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$500 FRENCH OOTTEREAU Touring Car, new
condition. new tires. very speedy: BARGAIN.
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Pour CADILLACS "As""Bs" Bargains from $3.50
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- full Of Automobiles for Sale:
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-29
squadron A Beaten in Close Polo Game

NEWPORT. Aug. 30 The Squadron polo
team OF New York came within an ace "'
beating the crack Myopia team this AFTER
noon at the Westchester Club grounds IN me
tourna ment for the Newport cups, three
minutes aud forty second overtime oena
necessary to decide the winners. A. H.
and Of the time the score was tied at TO- ~"
SQUADRON men. The game was one tuli
life and good pole from start TO finish. al"
from his pony, but escaped injury, All ~
the Myopa men put up good. scraprv gaMs
Milburne. II any. excelling the others Luz
score. Myopia. II: Squadron A. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-29
TO-DAY'S CARD FOR SHEEPSREAD
BAY,
Dolphin and Partridge Stakes Are the
Features.


Only a fair lot OF ,three.year-o odds have
been named for the Dolphin Stakes, nine
furlongs. to be run at Sheepshead Bay track
this afternoon. Pasadena must conoede
weight to the fast fliy Coy Maid and
to James B. Bradys Waterlight, who will
probably rule the choice. with Gamara also
In some favor. For the Partridge Stakes.
at six furlongs on the turf. Yankee Consul.
Phidias. VI o and Bill Phillips will probably
attract support. In the handicap. at six
furlongs on the main track. Shot Gun has top
weight, with Lsdy Amelia also well burdened.
and such sprlnters as Frontenac. Handzarra.
Burnt Hills. Goldsmith. Druid. Ancestor and
D'Arkle to beat.
Only four have been named for the steeple-
chase. over the short course, with Balzao
possible winner over Black Death and Grandpa.
the prospective contenders. The NTH race.
at mile. has big field. with f'leur de
Marie. Israelite. Atwood. Sheen. Thistle
Heather and Irish Witch having good chances.
The last rage. a. handicap, at nine furlongs
on turf, will bring together Alvin. Humo.
Merry Lark and New Mown Hay among
others The entries follow.
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Good Prices Paid FOR Yearlinss.

Good price for yearlinss from the Oak
wood and McGrathana studs were realized
at the sale before the races at Sheepshead
Bay yesterday. c. r. Ellison paid the top
price SO 900. for a half brother to Brancas
and Envoy. Those til at were sold for $500
or more were as follows;
Chestnut colt, by Belvidere Sally of Navarro;
Bay colt. by woois,hor Vibration; G. r. '''''
Ellison :. 1000
howe; $50
Blakey. ,....,.,,,;,,...;; .:.....,,..;... 1900
Rowe ,....... 400
Ellison. 5000
Bay colt. by Sempronius- October: p. Dunno. COO
nay colt, by Sempronius- p. Dunno. 800
Bay colt. by Scmpronlus-Stylish; 2. Dunno. $50
Bay colt. by Cesa lion Ora Ballcy;CE Rowe ! 300
Brown colt. by The commoner-Piazza; W. 49,,
Chestnut colt. by Pirate Of Penzance Princess
Lorraine j. Il. Scsgram.. .,,,.......,. 900
Bay or brown colt, BY Observation-Disclosures
Bay colt, by Woolsthorpe-Coilins: NJ. ii,
Tichenor ..,,..,.,...... 1000
Chestnut colt, by Pirate OF Pcnzance-Lady
Angerson; j. o. kc'ne', ,.,........,,,,,... $50
Haste: G. n. Hill" ,.......,..,.....,,,,. $50
Bay or chestnut colt. by Pirate Of Penzance--
Camilla: p Dunne.-. .,...,., .,..,.......... 500
Bay or brown colt. BY Sempron,us-M A.
Chestnut colt, By cesarion -Jura: f. r. Brad
Chestnut colt. by Pirate OF Penzancc- -Sechelsea;
Chestnut coli. BY Charlottesville: W Lewis 100
Chestnut colt. by Pirate OF Pcnzance-Mtss
Thomas j. L. Hayman ,,.............. $3.50
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Base hits-on Kitson. IN . innlnGs: on Dlsch,
base hits Lindsey. Crawford, Plank. II. Gross
Sacrifice hits-Schaefer. Murphy Powers. waddeIl.
ply, Fint base on bsiis- 81 Plank. i: on Disch i.
Hit by pitcher-By Plank. l. Left on bases-De.
by Disch. /; by Plank. ,: by waddell. 2. Double
play Disch. Cleary and Lindsey Passed bsll-
Powers. Will pitch--Piahk. Umpire-O I-ougANn.
Time i hour ana Is minutes. Attendance 600
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Yachting Notes.

The steam zach. ChIcota, Ed win Go uld. Is hauled
out on the ways at Morris Heights. and being over.
hauled. She Will 70 Into commission shortly.
The steam yacht Adrot Alfred a. Vanderbilt.
has returned from Newport.
ON the steam yacht American. owned BY Arch
bald Wait. extensive alterations and repairs are
being made In the machinery department
The steam yacht Nanita. clifford v. Brokaw. Is
al Morn, Heights receiving some slight changes.
The steam yacht Phantasy. recently owned by
tn Seabury Company, has bern sold 10 q. r. Dumois
OF New York through Meanings Yacht Agency.
The boat will % taken TO Cubs this fall.