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tutbs etneeiaoer.
The sun., 1905-09-01
Captures Half Mile National
Amateur Cycle Cham MDiOnshiD,

What should have been great contest at
Madison Square Garden last nisht-the Law
SON. Kramer heat match race--was largely
spoiled by the tactics employed by both riders.
In fact Kramer evlnced Il willingness 10 be
fou!ed that WAS reminiscent of Major Taylor
in the neRro's palmy days as a cycle racer.
Lawson won the first hest on his speed and
generalship, but Kramer took the other two
heats after repeated false starts had been
made Lawson gave Kramer a hard struggle
in the second heat, but seemed very much
disgruntled In the deciding heat and did not
ovcrwork himself. Teddy Blllington OF the
half mile national amateur championship.
which gives him twice as many points as any
OF his opponents for the honor OF succeeding
VI. l." Hurley.
william c. Nelson Brooklyn. second; N: T. Mi1sch.
Pellet Team third. Time. minute SIS seconds.
Half Mile Open, ProfessloniimWon BY W. y
osa Es1 klrss h.s.o SeS Joe ose
fourth Time. So As seconds.
IIujf Mile National Amateur Championship
uowney, boston. scratch. second: Edward Rup-
sshs ex YorE fe& c. % foulih Time I minute IS sec
One Nile Handicap. Professionalism by oliver
Dorlon, coney Island, 10 yards; zoe Fogisr Brook,
n yards KItps osa 10
j'mC, l minute IS 50 seconds.
One Mile Handicap, Alnateur-Won 6y Fred
New aSrk second e. g. swss Ma wSsy Ss
York 4. c., scratch third. Time, minutes as
seconds. ,,, ,.
East orange. and liver Lawson. Salt Lake CITY
First heat Won by Lawson. Time, minute
as seconds Second heat-Won by Kramer:
race won by Kramer. Time, minute Is as
seconds.
The sun., 1905-09-01

Rso,ux,ia n La, snia. /.

CINCINNATI. Aug. si.-4The weather wa. fne.
the track fast but the card at Latonia 70 day was
feeturcicss In the fourth race Baack Fox beat
J. ". O'Neill all the way hsndily. Jack Kcene
to day wired from the East to his brofher here
not % send their horses East. ss in.cndsd Jockey
may lQt therefore have chance 70 w CONCLUSIONS
with Rstern riders. as was expected
First Race Six furlongs-IAssgitte. 90 Ailenl.
10 10 l. won; Miladi Love, e2 tRusselp 10 to sec-
ond; Iron Tail, "a ID. Austin). 10 10 !. Third Time.
IaS The EnglishmAn. Major CarpenteI Earl y D..
Hn Knight, Dell Leath, Maggie Lecbcr. from.
peuse. SYMPHONY. bucceuth'- Henry Lyons and
Secosd RAJ Rsce-one 1o mile and a s!1teen.h-vsn
(Radtke), 3 TO s. second: Sancti % e Norris:
5 70 !, third Time. lH7..s Judge saudey and
n?SaS u ~ R.oDFve a..o l and half furonss Ecp,lc.
- &C. Norria. to !. won: Prince Glenn. lol (Foy!.
Is 70 1. second s.. Volma. g !Rop'nson' 70 J..
Neal. Baby yoe. Flasstone. JaElon, d. O. Taylor
Fourth Racs-siI furiongs black Fox. 10
is 70 j. second; j. W O'Neii. % iRsdtEe). TO s.
third Time. ial2-6 Eldonoso LINDA. CrcsceI-
ton, Nafen and Strader also ran.
xiish ReceuFys and hal, half fFt.oaSsNSei,C Fs1G Sq.IS ,C,
Isdite,. y to % :. sscond; Follow ,he Flag. g D.
g.. S Angelic. Y H.i Lynch, s Anita. & japanese Maid.
Siiih Race--on2 2mile-Ethel Dsvis. sS Hobinsonl.
Z 20 1, won; MAtS H.. - Radtke): 70 Z: seSond:
n1s; S:a As::' s:% c y .i.n sesd ssss: s
~. TSiofs. q GeisiS sS6 Hsnesass1 ilee - q
= fTt- WfugfrT -lyrfrr t-,---<r--
The sun., 1905-09-01
Coli Gossip.

Thirty-two qualified at medal play yes
terday In the annual competition for the cup
open TO ali amateurs resident in Greater New
York at Van Cortlandt Park. William Wsi-
lace @ led the field wi ~. and also won his first
match. q. W. Dorland. Jr., the winner last
Year, did not do we'll at medal play. but he
won fine match from w. r. Moon. The
summary; '.n'
Qualifying Round William Wallace. 70. u. n.
Biycald 80: W. II. Dunn. 81: \: +. Mulgrew. 70:
c. Floyd, 20: G. v. Dlnton. v0 II. McOarhe 20:
l.. H. Taylor. 80: II. H. Burdck. W: c. G. Rowe,
e3: r. Morse. Jr,. W: 7. u. Adams. o.: H. L. Jones,
e5: ". H. LemascnA, %; X. .. Parsons. ss: Samuel
Stark VO A, u. Wallace. 97: j. II. Tuner. VI: @. ".
Doriand. VI: W. Il. Moon, Of: 9. lawson. eS: 4.
iemasena, es: W. Il. Wharton, l0l: W. l.. N
l0i: H. 4. Haines. io?: Mccarthy. 1os: G. D. IS.
iO4: Z. q. Dumahaut Ion: Philip Towsey. los: A. B.
Famam. iUI; Dr. sinclair To~se>. iVT: :. acacy,
ll0. 49,
beat Philip Towsey by 3 up and to play; &. Floyd
beat II. Morse Jr, by up and to play: r. +. Mul-
grew beat Samuel Stark BY up and 1 to play:
], n. Turner beat r. &. Dumabaut by up and 10
play; A. b. Wallace beat 4. Healey by up and 3
10 play; q. W. Doriand beat W. r. Moon by I up;
George p. Lawson beat A. Lemasena by up and
) TO play: ". II. Wharton beat w. L. May. by up:
II. o. Parsons beat H. L. Jones BY up and 10 play:
II. Mccarthy beat II A. Haines by up and 10 play:
l.. r. Taylor beat T. Mccarthy BY up and 10
play; c. d. Bcnton beat W. X. Dunn. by 3 up and /
70 play:W. Wallace beat r.. ". Adams by l up:
C. e. Rowe beat II. II. Burdick by up and 4 10
play; r. c. Bilycaid beat A. d. FamAm BY 3 up
and 70 play; J. s. Davis beat DR.. Sinclair Tow9sy
The sun., 1905-09-01
pAlLADrLPnIA IL. II. q. NEW Yonk Is. L..
STANDING OF rnR cLuas.

PHILADELPHIA IN. III, U;NEW YORK N. L.), ..
The game between the New Yorks and
Phi ladelphias at the Polo Grounds yester-
ay w: ss n s5en s5.Rs ooS ss *. 4sps
this Instance tho order oi things was was reversed
@ Ths ss e nss ssys shso so
ssa :sS Az: & 4: jS.ssSSs asa5S
TIE n. Last @ Two % innings wsrs meaty with Incl.
sas saSs ss nSas 81 su 0ss &: ifs ss.s sss%afs s.a
= Ss.k X. Viz ;s :: ;RS!t i the aista fS:y S:ss
up after seven innings oi feeble batting and
''s A. shsm ssssn sssEsn ,A. gam. for tn. Now
S e I ths @ mari s%sasrslly; e. f. E.s Sstssd ',. ens ]
we'll until the ninth, when he vas shaken up
n a.. most annoying mannsr suddenly, brleay:
but Went down al IN ma : heap i, the sishth
@ under. ~ The Ssnnond!ng and rstrsatsd from,
cams 10 sE in e the II time o
As an appetizer Thomas beat ont an inheh
e. IN the Quick Gar
Courtney sent Gleason TO third with a sin gle.
but Courtney was nIppsd stealing on relay
TSs % pRilsdsipsias . s.emsd ey 70 yconsids % ths
decision on Courtney q tribe befogged,
os Ss, wdf ud5 n ss tSs wsd
TITUS overrsn second on ths hit. and Mertes's
ss.,p 81 o osn stsas e ss hnd III si n ..Sn
safe. Doom doubted past MEG ann. Bresns-
ban made wild to TO nS
through the inner Gordon. This series OF
plays blended for four runs.
and two out. Doniln aimed for The right deld
St q asldlas * ISSs Isd.ssd @ All |. ], 49,, ias %
DoPiln; stIN,s singled in the nth inning mi
5sh land: .ss.s ssfsS s IL a:1s i
Ssr bsSen S's drHnlEsa w.Essa se fosd To-
q h ssa rs o 81 aid na aP
the ball over. at which both Courtney and
Dahlsn came out Of their trance. and Dahlen
Sroxpes mu % and n Masssss .ss hi. Esve the
ths bases in, the eighth, md ,Donilp. in whose
presence all pitchers tremble; cleared the
SFe with Mat. sna q hIRlsa a,sns t. rs&s H.
to Titus brought Donln home. Dahlen
sse. SssG s " ~ s : .na@ @ssnssT tsa HH'
out in the ninth when Magee sin gled TO right,
Titus launched q triple 10 center. and Brans-
Bases on balls TO Strang and Brssnahan
gave the New Yorks an openinE in the ninth.
Wiltse fouled to Doom and Pitten ger famed
Browne with q "spitg" ball. Donlin hit
safely to left and scored strane. McGann
had been called ont on strikes In the sixth
inning. and not showing when to stop kick
who succeeded him. struck ont in the ninth.
ending the game. The score:
The sun., 1905-09-01
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
Janowski aud Maroczy Tied for First Place
at BArmen harshall Third.
Special Cable Despatch IL TEE 81:

SpscIdI C0ble Drspafch 70 TEE BUN
BAIMEN, Germany. Aug. 3i.--ln the final
games OF the international chess masters
tournament to-day Msroczy defeated Gott-
sohall and Bardeleben drew with Wolf. As .
result, Janowski and Msroczy finished OH
even terms and divided the FIRST and second
prizes, which amount TO 500 marks. Mar
shall Of Brooklyn won tho third prize Of 100
marks. The other winners were Bernstein
and Sohlechter, who divided the fourth and
nth prizes. amounting to 900 marks: Berger
secured the sixth Of 500 marks: John. Leon
enth and eighth prizes. amounting to 800
francs. In order 20 break tho tie for hrst
p.siSs; ais:; o9nGw ~ for xsmes @ Fooynr % pay
hnal scores Of the players In the tournament:
The sun., 1905-09-01
TO-DAYSCARD FOR sHEEPSHEAD.
Turf Handicap. One Milo and . Quarter.
the Feature,

The chief attraction at the sheepshesd
Bay track to-day 10 the Turf Handicap. at .
mile and . quarter on the grass. In which
shorthose. the top weight must beat such
horses a. Bad News. Joaquin. New Mown
Hay and Graziallo. Hamburg Belle and
Molly Brant. each with iis pounds, are named
for the fourth race at . mile with Oiseau
In at li6. The third race 10 . handicap for
two-year-olds. Ave and half furiongs. Fu-
turity Course. with Consistent handling top
weight and q stro ng preference for Yaiaksl.
Rayena and Bill Phillips.
In the handicap at . mile and three-six-
teenths, IL ooks as II Humo, Oarsman and
onoma Belle might fight II out at the end.
Two-year-olds will run in the first race, at
six iuflonss, Sir Csruthers, Cary. Belden
Ruth W. and Third Alarm having chances
In the fifth event, at six furlongs. Fustian.
Right and True and Monte Carlo may 60
well. The entries follow.
The sun., 1905-09-01
WATER LIGHT BADLY BEATEN.
RUNS UNPLA0ED INTHE REAPERs
.St4s STAKES.

Reseben Aiss Suooumbs 70 oJeound-PAgeps
.Jacetite Takes Dash etakes-Kinkaro
Genes Homo with Leng Odds-Six
. FAvssites Beaten at sheepshead Bay.
James B. Brady's Water Light, by Water
last year. and who recently won the Dolphin
Stakes. was tried again in the Reapers Stakes
for three-year-olds one mile and three six
teenths, at sheepshead Bay yesterday. and
this time he was found wanting. Opening
at 3 to s, his price went back to o to 6.
while Coy Maid. to whom he conceded twenty
pounds. was backed down to Z to 2. and Oliver
Cromwell. q maiden who was beaten by Suf-
hce and Pioneer In the selling race the other
day was backed from to down to fours. This
evidence of wisdom was sho wn to have been
based upon careful calculations, for Water
Light was badly beaten. while Coy Maid In
heavy drive won from Oliver Cromwell by
a head. Coy Maid was taken out by Willie
Knapp to run the Brady colt into submission.
The latter. with i28 pounds on his back was
ridden to death by ONeill and at the head
OF the stretch he began to crack. Then
Burns moved up with Oliver Cromwell. and
passing Won Tromp. who had been third all
the way. he went after Coy Maid In vain. the
latter running good game race. Won
Tromp was third. two lengths away. with
Water Ight five lengths back. The time
vas POI S-5. ..
The defeat OF Dave Johnson's Roseben
In the second race. for all ages. at six fur
longs. was the most shocking event Of the
day. The great sprinter picked up 1877
pounds and. with only Jocund and Blucher
to beat. he was a prohibitive favorite at
to I. Jocund. who was In receipt Of twenty
pounds from Roseben. was well played.
however. at 0 to 2. Roseben took the lead
at the start. but at the head Of the stretch
he was carried q trife wide by Blucher. where
upon Shaw suddenly shot Jocund through
on the rail- 10 quickly that O'Neill, on tho
favorite, was taken completely BY surprise.
After tnat Joound simply galloped home
an easy winner by four lengths in iaA l-5
Roseben being too tired to wear him down.
The latter was half a dozen lengths In front
OF Blucher.
sydney Psset's Jacoblte.. generally neg.
Stakes. fol. two-year- -olds. Ave furlongs.- He
got up under the whip IN time TO beat T. G.
.sath R .sssi sde nss, 20 % gs e.
sna aad enshn Eho GSs sae s%ss much +
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down MADE tss s.DD,S DSSe ss IT, A..
August Belmont's .Blvouac, ? TO / fa!orite,
before Ieonors VA w. who was played from
nailed third money BY. half a length from
james \. Keene's. st. Ursula. who. coupled
With Bribery. ruled second in favor at IS 10 6.
NJ. L. Hayman's Right Royal. backed
down to, s to I; got well judged ride from
on the turf and coming from behind in the
stretch. he won by couple Of lengths in
2;se As. A. i. Astes ;Hippocrates. to,i,
the favorite. by a length and a half II
was q disastrous day for the form players.
a. all six favoritee were beaten. Fully is 900
persons were at the track. The summaries:
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Detroit, 8; New York, o.
BOston, 3: st. Louis, 2.
rhiladeipiaia, =; Cleveland. o.
Chicago. =: Washingt on, q
DETROIT. 8. NEW YORK g.. L.). o.

DETROIT. o. N8w YORK u. HI, W.
. DETROIT. Aug. aI.-Detroit took the third
consecutive game from the New Yorks to-day
by reason Of Donoyan's great pitching aided
and Fultz just one Of the visitors reached
third base. and then, when two men had been
retired. Grli1lth shook up his batting order.
but II availed him nothing. The fielding
Of both teams was without exciting incident.
gave Eberfed's great catch Of Crawfords
York shorts.op smashed his face into the
grand stand pelipgs In getting. the ball.
Donovan. opened badly. passing. Hahn and
then ma king wild throw to second Of Keelsr's
attempted sacrifice. Then Donovan steadled
and never allowed two consecutive hits. except
In the eighth, when Powell! drove safely, to
left and was forced on Hshns grounder;
hlt safely, but there was no danger. Detroit
obtained Its first run on three Dagger, by
Mcintyre to the left field fence. the ball being
badly misjudged by Hahn, and Lindsay's
three base hit to center. The second run
Filltzs wild fling TO catch O'Leary at third
The next run scornd was on sin giles by Craw-
ford. Cobb ana CQughlln. The last two
eventusted in the eighth on Donovans Q single
and steal. Mclntyres single. on which he
rea ched second when the ball was returned.
and Idndsay's drive to right center. The
score
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CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB

RAGING At SMEEPsHEyAn S ~ BAn;; 49,.
9TH DAY-Turf Handicap & Other Races.
Leave East saith st.: I. r.. VA IL r. r., II a n.
2Io. 2io, $40 p. m. Take fcrryboat foot whitehall
st.. n Y, II M. and thereafter every 20 minutes.
connecting at seth ST., Brooklyn 30 minutes by
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. All Brooklyn Trolley cars
transfer direct to track. Concert by l.ander
Grand stand, IS; Ladies'. 81 80; Field stand. u
NEW YORK TRANSPORTATION COMP'Y.
Tel. oSSO Columbus. 48th ST. and 9Th Ave.
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Two base hit--fIahn. Three base hts-McIntyrc.
Lindsay. Sacrifice hit-Keeier. First base on balls
on Donovan, I. Struck out-By Donovan. 8; by
Mcintyre and O'Leary. -Fultz and Conroy. Left
on bases Detroit. 6: New York. 4. Umpire
OLouehlin. Time-i hour and rs minutes. At
tendaEcc-l,300.
PHILADELPHIA "a. I.). 2: CLEVELAND. o.
CLEVELAND, Aug. si.--Bcforc q corporsl's guard
OF people the Philadeiphias took the fourth sue
cessivc game from the Napoleons to day. The
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Earned runs-Phiadclpha, l.. Two base hits
Davis Waddell. Sacrifice hits-L. Cross. NJ. Cross.
Stolen basns-Murphy,. HOFFMAN. First base on
balls-oG loss: 7: OF Waddell & 3 FTt has. Sc, on on
ses-deytland, q Phlladciph STRUCK put out
n joss. 8: by .Waddell. 3 Wild pltch..Waddell
Attendance
BOSTON IA. Ii. 5: sT. LOUIS a. L). ?.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. si.--Boston made 1t three straight
To day. The score ~ H.
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia In New York: Brooklyn In Boston:
Cincinnati in Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Chicago In Cleveland.
RAgTRRN LEAGUE.
Newark In Baltimore: Toronto In Montr.-,
Buffalo In Rochester.
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nskY CITY. 4: ROCHESTER,. I--sKooSp GAME.
Totals ..,.,+ 7cO " ?
Faulkner Pi out on Steelman's Interference. ,

Faulkner ont on Steeman's Interference:
Rochester. ,.t...........O o erP o.!
Jersey City.............,O O01 o q y o.
First base on error Rochester, Len on bases
Rochester, A. Jersey City, g. First base on ba US
ON Faulkner. 5. Struck out-By Faulkner. q: by
Pfanmlller. 8, Three base hlt-Hailigan. Two
Clement Stolen hases-Pattect 49,. Merritt.
Double play.-faukner. Clancy and Smith Pattee,
Zinmcr. Time hour and 60 minutes Attend.
NEWARK. 10: MONTREAL. 1.
MONTREAL Aug Sl.-McCarthy was hi. hard
ami his support was poor This Is his last game
In Montreal for the season. he leaves to night 10
Join the New York Americans The score: