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LAWN TENNIS AT ELIZABETH II.
Close Contests in Fast Jersey Association
Tournament.

Some interesting contests marked the
annual open lawn tennis to ornament OF
the East Jersey Tennis Association. which
began yesterday on the courts ~ the EiiZa-
beth Town and Country Club ln che singles
the play Ia for the East Jersey Tennis Assoc
Frederick g. Anderson. the Kings County
Club champion. 1t M ust be won three times
mot necessarily in successionl before 1t is
finally awarded In spite Of the large entry
list the large mum Der OF defaults enabled the
comM!mitteee TO make good hsadYayy1 r,;.h,
are we'll along. each scoring two wins yester-
day. The former had a hard fight to de-
feat A. W. Warden the battle requiring the
full three sets to decide. two OF which went
to deuce This ate aftern9 %n I start Will be
nIngs. Jr. defeated &. NJ. Barrol o.. @ o. 4. W.
Warden defeated J. X. Eston BY default: II. 4
Knight defeated Harry Il Alls1 6y default; T. =:
L. G. March defeated y. F. Charlock. Elizabeth
Town and Country ciyh b. deisul! wiill saMr,
Tennis; BY deIsHlt: NJ ;. Shsrlock Elizabeth Town
d: H. p. smith defeated J. II. Kyle. %. al:
Dean Mathey defeated J. G. Pearce. 81. 81:
r. W. seabury defeated N. II. Goldman, IS. So.
. s II. /. .Wes,i.il. Kings County Tennis Club.
s sai s sssd g. 6 Gs H. Hn &s s Ga.
rfPH,. 1 foSSa Benz defeated
S'' N', X Msr HS.n T T,iI.D,
de eiesd T. s' oocSrsn - s"s. ~ f. Mex.
Miller, Roselle Casino defeated T. NJ. banks, Engle
wood Field Club. s,::io, - e-s
A. ". Warden. 4-s, SO 10 &: Fl. Knight defeated
r. H. Frank. Jr., 6-t6-4.
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HARD FOUGHT HARNESS RACE.
stake Event at Providence Unfinished After
Six stirring Heats.

PROVIDENCE. Aug 29.--Fully 10, 900 persons
attended to-day meeting of the Grand Cir
cult and witnessed some Of the finest racing
ever seen at Narragansett Park. Tho Park
View 5000 stake was the event Of the day.
nd after six hard fought heats the event was
carried over and will he finished to. morrow.
Allcrson. the gray PAGER, took the first heat.
The favorite. Walter Direct. finished second.
II was oticed that Geers's horse was
limping little, hut in the second heat after
great drive. Geers brought Walter Direct
in first. Walter Direct also took the, third
heat the Direct horse showed his. distress
plainly. breaking badly in the backstretch.
Rather than injure the horse Geers drove
took the next two heats and Allerson won
the sixth by nose. The race was then
postponed.
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Wisconsin. .4s7: Rhode Island. l.ts5: Mamie.
Lass: Washing ton. 1.I7t: Navy. LAST District OF
Columbia, i87: Massachusetts, 1.<66. Pennsyl-
yanIa ,I83: Connecticut. $50: Minnesota. ass.
illinois, I,l56: cavalry United tates. i.4A0: Flor
Ida iii9 Iowa, l443; Georgia. t0s: Oregon, t0l:
Hawaii Isis: Michigan. i.sI2: West Point l,S'O;
Vermont. ass: Kansas. 1856: California, .sl2:
Texas 1893: SouAh Carolina. ,25I: West Virginia,
i.220 Missouri. i.1a7 Indiana 1.is3: Delaware.
LAG: Nebraska. 1.i4s: Tennessee, loci.
The twelve medal men for the national in
dividual match were not announced until
late in the dav, the first list issued having
been incorrect Gold medals we're won
by tho first four silver by the second and
bronze by the last four. The medal men
were:
Private DurwalI. Massachusetts $50: Sergt.
Ketcham. gnited states M4rlne Corps as: Capt.
Sergt rata L. S. A., so7 Sergl. Sayer. q. S.. A.,
4O5: Sergt. Stiles Maine. 405 Scrgt. Doyle. Men
York 403: Lieut. BENEDICT. Ohio. t02: Corporal
Scott United States Marine Corps, +OI: Lieut..
Baldwin. u. s. A., 400 Lieut.. Graham, US. A., 800,
The pistol match, twelve medal men. we're:
Lieut.. Sayre. Squadron A., ISL: Lieut.. Stedje.
cavalry. 238: Capt Cook, North pakotS. obs: T. A.
Nndcrton. Manhattan r. X. A.. 2aS: Corporal Reeves
Philadelphia CITY Troop $50: Capt. Windcr. Ohio
o2a Lieut., Austin Georgia. 220. Lieut.. Green Y. S Il.
A.. 228. Lieut.. n. B. Smith Squadron 4. 228: Sergt
orr Ohio. go: Sergt: Horn, cavalry. 22t: Major
Rollins Maryland, 2o3
The ranges that will be shot Tomorrow are
the 500 yard rapid fire and tho so0 yard slow
fire.
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:To-DAy,s earn ron srEErsnEAD:
Twin CITY Handicap ana Great Fifty stakes
W. Features.

The Twin CITY Handicap. at a mile ana
quarter. should provide great race nv
Sheepshcad Bay this afternoon. CaughnawaHa
and Broomstiok have top weight. meeting
aich good handicap horses AZ Proper. FIRST
Mason. Colonial Girl, Buttling. Dolly Spanker
and the crack three-year-old Oiseau. VINO ~
asked To carry il5 pounds. Another feature
IL the Great Filly Stakes. at six furlongs,
Futurity course. with Woodford Clay's Run
ming Water and Single Shot meeting NJ. y.
Iichen"r's R,istlng silk. James X. keene's
Curiosity, $. y. Browns sue Smith and sena-
tor Me Hrrcn s Edna jackson. Maiden two,
ycpr .olds will run In the first race at Aye and
q half furlongs. Futurity course. lnglesldc
Mlntia.. Third Mate and Lawsonlan having
good chances.
Lady AMELIA, as usual, has top weight n
the handicap for mares at three-auartcrs OF
a mile, main track, with Handzarra, Mem n,
figuring well. In the fifth event. AT a mile
and three 81 xtcenths. Lord Badge. Jaca,!ihi
Ascot Belle and out of Reach may go well
while in the last race. at a mile and a sNteentn
on the grass. short hose must ccncede Telgh
to First Mason, Don't Ask Me. Orthodox
and others. The entries follow:
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GOLF.
Opening Play in the Lake Placid Tourna.

Opening Play in the Lake Placid Tourna.
ment.
LAKE PLACID. Aug. 29,-Therc have been
some well CONSISTED matches here to-day
to start of the seventh annual tournament
of the Stevens Golf Club. Tho event has
attracted some of the best players from many
points, the three most fancied To win being
r. Murray olyphant, Z; n; Sherman and
lockers included visitors from the nearby
Adirondack resorts. as Well as the hotel and
seS wsfs Mis- Ruth Bsdsey who w"
the Lake Placid tournament for women on
Saturday by defeating Miss Daniels in the
by %p 9Gn Dna IN va" %ha hs
the results were:
First Sixteen-F. NJ. ELEPHANT beat n, Stevens,
sE and g. 70 PLAY aEssnes h Ss.'
Si.IS s. ~ "a psy; 3 X ssssssss & Sss;
h:s oS . Rasz s. & ruling
Second SiIteea--H. II. Blair beat p, II. Wright,
BY up tnineieen holes; 7. G; Davidaon beat ", n
ssas BeSn by ae.a stevens Sss
Ia nson. by up and 70 play; 4, Taleot beat a, r.
sssd % BY sHd SSst tsst DEFY
81 II up and 70 play. :" '" ' w. D'"''
Dwight partridee Of Bedford. u. ". tied
Bowers Of BrookIavn. for first place in tho
qualifying round Of the lenox golf tourna:
The two played the eighteen holes IN &. They
we're opposed IN the opening round Of match
PLAY and paatridse Tan; Up end f. play.
&cBurney. the HsIvsrd captain. and Samuel
Trothingham Of Lelox.
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Detroit, 4: New York, q.
Boston. 2: ST. Louis, D.
Chicago, 8; washington, 4.
Philadelp liia, @: Cleveland. O-Ftrst game.
Philadelphia, 4: Cleveland, 7-SecOnd game
DETROIT. 2; NEW YonK "a. ID. 10.

DETROIT. Aug. 2a.--Old inability to hit
consecutively was the real reason Tor New
York . defeat here to-day. The visitors pre-,
sented two new faces-.Hahn. just purchased
from New Orleans. in left field, and Newton
never really had a look in. as only one man
reached third base (Elberfeld in the sixth on
sin giles by himself and WillamsI aud one other
reached second. Elberfed was eau ght at
the plate when he and Williams tried The
double steal Baseball luck cut considerable
figure. as Lowe two bagger tipped fu ia
basger. which followed. scoring lowe. was
only an inch or two. from Hahn 3 outstretched
hand. Warmers double was made two
Dagger by being detected By Yeager when sa
play Yeager xcelled while at the bat Schaefer
and COughlin we're stars. Hahn. the new
left fielder. will be a help to the New York
team il he carries his fielding play, as shown
to-day. as in the second inning he caught
OIeary s fly in center field and q few minutes
later pinched Warner's drive along the left
foul line Chase retired after the hfth be-
cause OF illness, and when Grffith sent Newton
to the stable he picked klanow instead of
Mcclure for the rccsit 80 80 o. ., ..e batter:
game OF the year ON the home ground there
was not Kick either on called balls and strikes
or base Didy The score.
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S. Turner-Ycs. the hits count IN ,H' a'e ,,,s,
Amos Is improving In thc fielding "' n'' .hocs
Smoot foulcd OH nineteen fouls or thc,,'nvsI
In the eighth inning yesterday and 'h'n wa o.. poy
Patsy Donovan graccd tho game AZ 'A'
Grounds yesterday with his presence ,me
The New York Nationals have lhfce, To- rheaSs
to play with the Pittsburgs. three "Wn .'I slt
four with Cincinnati, nve with - LOUIS, n..ts PhDv
brooklyn. nve with Boston and thlilssn St,ns v
dclph,a, and one thirty third atg" ,,,n, 10 ttS
With percentage OF over lbs. IN, ssss
CrSSnyh's pitching stat "a In prrt'y sp ~. ,est
just now. but light hitting has pTe'eh''N
fSom climbing ON this TIP.
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CLOSE CANE OF CLOSE PLAYS
NEW 'YORkS FINISH ONE RUN
AHEAD or ST. LOUIS.

Victory Comes In Handy. A. the Pittsburss
Heat the Phiiadelphiss Twice-brooN-
lyns succumb to the Cincinnati Reus
and the Chicagos Drub the B0stoOs.
The New York Nationals beat the Cardinals
again yesterday. and the victory came IN
handy. as the Pttsburgs. who are making
things hum OIL this trip, beat the Phiiadel-
phias twice. The Brooklyns succumbed 10
tho Clncnnatls. and the Chcagos. who are
cutting q Wide swath Just now. did UP the
Bostons. The results:
New York, 3; 1t. Louis. 4.
Cincinnati, .: Brooklyn, ..
Chicago, 10: Boston, 2.
Pittsburg, 3: Philadelphia. 3-F1rst game.
Pittsbrg, @; Philadelphia, S-SecOnd game.
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international (hess.

.Spcoiai cable Despatch TO TBE SIN.
RAuMES. Germany. Aug. 29.--ln the four
tccI tn round of the information chess masters
tour ame' I, Contested at the Concordia here
o.dav iha results were: Suechting drew with
Alspin Berr stein won from Burn Tschigorin
from Marshall. John from Gottschnll, Mar
oczy from, Mieses, Berger from :Ianowski.
between Bardolebcn ard Wolf was ad ,ournet.
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"a. Ll. 8: WASHINGTON, 4

Els, Pas. on sTro,s Th,C,s%, !, Mssh'nG,on
play Sullivan and Deyis. Two base hi,s-r
Hrs Hssssy crse hTfs A'is
bases Sullivan, Dundon: Anderson. Hi,s'--or
Ealkcnbere' N two Innings: m lscehsen. ! In
l; OF Jacobsen. /. walk Falkcnbcrg. Struck
out by Falkcnbcrg; I: hy Jncobsen. .: b. Patter-
son. 4. umplres Hurst and Connolly. Time
l hour and ~ minutes. Attendance $500.
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CINCINNATI.
BRooKLrN.

First base on errors Cincinnati. 2. Ieft on
balls-on Mitchell. !; OF Walker, 2. Struck out.
By walker. 3, Home runs-seymour. odwell.
Three base hits-Lumlcy IN. Two base hit
Lewis. Sacrifice hits barry tS. Walker. Stolen
bases-Gessier. Bapn, Lewis, Ewing Double
tiessler; Brdwell and harry: Seymour and Stein {.
feldt. Hit By ptcher-By Walker. l. Umpire
Emslie. Time hours and 10 minutes. Attend.
ance-l,S00.
pIrrsBuRo' s. PHILADELPHIA IN. L., 2-FIRsr GAME.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2a.--Ptsbure took both
games from the Philadelphias to-day by the
narrow margin OF ono run In each contest. Tho
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New York state I.caEI".

At W,lkesbarrc -W,lkc.barre. 4 R'ncnam'o''
Al Scranton scranton. a. syracuse. y ,
Al Johnstown-Flrst game \. !. q 80
Troy. O., Second game A. !. & !, lt"'-' N
Al Utica First game Utica. b, NhGn3' d. "
ond game-utica, 2. Albany, u.
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W.. hsd : .ryou. I. third base and put UP soot
g6fne. The score: n gt 9fs

first base on errors. B9ston LeII on Habenno
s by LSn S% rqsHf wo base his.-Hoimsn o..
Cannell a., Dolsn, Dcahanty. Maloney, king;
Hoffman. Double plays--Casey. McCarihy, ,, ana
Tinker and Mccarthy. lit BY pitcher -fy Willis, l.
Wild pitch-Winis Passed bail Moran. Umpire
--Bause vino. Time--i hour and IS minutes. At
tendance ,0o2.
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Connecticut League.

Az Holyoke-Ho,yokc. IL: New London
A. New Havcn-First game New hhNoN.
Norwich, o. Second game Norwich, New ha,''
Springfield. 5. Second game Rndecpnri,
Springfield. o.
Al Neriden -Meriden. I: Hartford 4.
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New England League.

At Haverhlll-Haverhill.2 ?: Lawrence. :.
AZ Fall RiverFall River. g. Lynn, =? e,
Al New Bcdford--First game New Rodtnnl W
Taunton. 0. Second gamc-Ncw Bedford, . IaHn'
Nt Concord-F1rst gamc-Concor,l. I. Nashua
Second gAme--Concord. g; Nashua. 5.
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TURF.
COMFY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.

RACING At SHEEPSHEAD BAY,
Aug. 20 to Sept. O.. $50 p. N. Rain or shine.
lth OavGREAT FILLI; TWIN and. Anda
Leave East saith ST.. T. r.. via L. Il. r. II a, M.
1910, i2+O 1880 a 90 Paror Car Train, Ito. i'o,
2iO 2aO, $40 p. m. Take ferryboat foot Whitehall
ST.. n. V. II a. m and thereafter every 20 ninu',s
connecting at seth ST.. Brooklyn. ~ minutes by
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. All Brooklyn trolley cars
transfer direct to track. Concert by Lander.
Grand stand S3; Ladies'. 81 50;Flcld stand 81
Electric Surveys Hansoms. etc 70 the tracEx
Tel 1880 Columbus doth st. and Sth Ave
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Southern League.

A. Memphis Memphis, I! Atlanta; q ...,-, 4
AZ Montgomery New Orleans. N"n't"., ~
Al Chatta nooga Nashville. I: Shl"Nrpni -, 1
AZ Birmingham-1ittc Rock. = Wt'h'ns''"'
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

NATIONAL LE ,GUE.
81. Louis In New York: Cincinnati In BROOKLYN:
Pittsburg In Philadelphia: Chicago In Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York In Detroit: Boston In 81. Louis: Wash.
inSton In Chicago: Phils ielphla In Cleveland.
kAsrERS LRAouE.
jersey CITY In Rochester; Newark In Montreal;
baltimore In Toronto Providence In Buffalo.
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American Association.

AZ Milwaukee Milwaukee. 6. IndhnarN'
AZ. Kansas city - Kansas GUY. :. l"n'>''''N
Al Minneapolis and 81. paul Rain
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LEAGUE.
New Works Draw . Blank In DetrOlt-Phila'
tIclphjas Capture Two Games.

Three shut outs were sustained In the
American League yesterday. The New iorks
we're at the short end OF one In Detroit. the
Browns Jared similarly against Boston. and
the Philadelphia after whitewashing Cleve-
land In one game defeated them In smother.
The pennant prospects of the leaders brl ght-
ened. and they went over the 900 mark.
The Chicagos trounced the Washingtons.
Tho results:
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Australian Swimmer Beats Worlds Record
for 500 Yards.

Special Gable Despatch to THE SuS.
LONDON. Aug. 2s.-Kieran. the Australian
swimmer. to-day swan 500 yards in MN
utes Z l-5 seconds, beating the worlds record
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suRo, o; PHILADELPHIA CN.L.). sEcoSD oAME.
PITTsB
PHILADELPHIA.

'Rattcd for Wallace In the ninth inning, tone
ou. when winning run was scored.
Philadelphia .....,,.,,..2 o 90 Is
First has. on errors Pitisburg. .. Philadelphia, L.
Lett on s-Philadclph,a. L. Ptttsburg, a First
Struck oui--By DuEylcby. Il by RobrrtniIie. T.
Home run Clarke Two basr hits. Doon. mug
gleby. Wagner. Saorihcc hits Munson. smith,
Clarke. stolen bases Magrc Hliicbrand Riichcy
Smith. Roberta,llc. Prsnsncld. Double play
Smith and Wagner. Vmrirc-O'Day. Time
hour and Sc minutes. Attendance ,5.47j,
CHICAGO IL. LII. 10; BOSTON w. LJ. =.
BOSTON, Aug. n.--1Ne colts battcd Willis around
the lot 10 day. winning handily. Lundgrcn kept
the locals hits scattered. Strobcl. . Dorchester
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Hndsnn River League.
Baseball Notes,

A. Hudson New uurgh. 81 Hudson ="
Al Kingston Paterson. q. King 'nh' ''
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slrdar PAGES Fast At Newbursh.

NEwBuRoH. Aug. 20. The four days midsummer
meeting Of the Ncwburgh Driving Park Associa.
tinn opened to day with Ideal weather but small
attendance. The racine was some o. ne best
record Of 2O7L4. b. Prince Alert. the 2i0li by the
Utica gray geltins Slrdar In the az pace Is the
In q race. The summarizes:
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st. Louis ..,.,.,...,,.1 o o.
New York ...,..,,,,,',,,O O 3 o .--S
First base crrors-St. Louis. 2. Left on bases
= New York. :: ST. Louis. s. First base on balls -
on Ames, 8; of HcFariand 5; of Brown. 2. Struck
Home run Mcbride. Three base hit Ames. Two
base hits -Bresnahsn. Smoo, Sacrifice hits
han, Dahlen t2'. Devin. Dunleavy Burke, Double
pisy. punleavX and Grady; Wild pitches Amcs,
In seven innings: OF brown none In one inning.
Umpire -Iohnstonc. Time hour and IS min
utes. Attendance 5000.
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CLEVELAND,


Philadelphia. ..,.....,.l ! 0 0-5.
Hits-On Donahue, 0 In six innings: on Halla.
ain three innings Two base hit Murphy. Three
base ht-Hartsel Home run .Scybold. Sacrifice
hit-M. Cross. First base on balls Son Donahuc. 1;
on Waddcll, 2. First base on errors Philadelphia
l.. Left on bascs-Cieveand, 3: Philadelphia, s.
Struck out--By Donahue. 2: By Haa. I; by Wad-
deli. o. Double piays-Turner. Stoval and la.
toie: Schreck and NJ. Cross. Umplre-Shcrldan.
Time hour and 10 minutes.
PHILADELPHIA "a. L.. 4: CLEVELAND, 2-sEcoNp
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'Rauci for Bernhard In the ninth inning.
Cleveland ...............0 o 0 o %
Philadel phia .............0 o o l 0 . IA
Two base hitM. Gross. Home run--Seybold
Sacrifice hits,Tllck. S,ovali, Davis. n. Gross
base balls on Bernhard. 5: on coakley.i ]. First
base on crrors-Clcyeland /: Philadelphia. >. Left
out.-By Bernhard. 3: BY Coskley. !. Umpire
Sheridan Time-i hour and 10 minutes. Attend
hncc-l002.
BOSTON "a. L., ?: ST. LOUIS "A. L.. 0.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2o.-Boston whitewashed the
Browns TO day. The visitors scored all their runs
In the frst inning of helder's choice. a steal
walk md threehaRRer. The ScOre:
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.Batted for NuEent in ninth inning
Jersey City .............0 Q o "a
Eochcster. o o 8 o o %
FIRST base on errors Jersey city,. Ieft on bases
Jersey City. Z: Rochester, First base on balls
on Mattern. 2. Struck out--By Matiern 5; by
Llndaman, 5. Three base hits Pa!tee. Halligan.
Cassidy. Sacrifice hits Pattee Cassidy. Stolen
bases Manning Mcconnell, clement, Lindaman.
by pitcher ny schultz. l: by IlndamAn, /. I'm.
rlres Conway and thinner, Time hours and
II minutes. Attendance $40.
MONTREAL. g. NEWARK. -
MONTREAL. Aug. 20 Mahlingk error In the
eleventh let Lachanc~ on and Weidensaul's drive
10 left sent In the winning run. The score.
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BOSTON IA. L.. 2: ST. LOUIS "a. L.. 0.

Two base ht-StOnc. Three base hIt--COIllnN.
Sacrifice hlt-Frsk. Double pays-Ferris. Parent
and i;IimshaT; Collins AMI t;Iin'afhaw Passed
balis--OH Howell, !: on Young. |, Struck out-By
Howell. !: by younse. Left on bases st. l. ous.t:
i hour and 81 minutes. Attendance, 200.
CHICAGO "a. Ll. 8: WARRINGTON, 4.
CHICAGO. Aug. R.-Pattcrson was hit hard at
tho start today. but settled down and pitched
steadily I'll tho nnish. Faikcnbcrg was driven
from the slab In three innings and jacobsen was
yA,nished In the NTH and eighth rounds. HicE-
mans batting was a feature. Tho score:
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New York .. ,........iS %
GrITith. i In four innings Two base hits~Lowc,
Warner. Three base ,.,hlts-coushlin Sohaefer;
Sacrifice hi!,,I3Ts First base Ss on balls OF
out-,By Grfhth, $: BY Killlan. 4. Double plays
o'Leary and Lindsay; Elberfed and Chase HI
detroit. g: New York. g. Stolen base Schaefer.
Umpire Toughn. Time hour and y min
utcs. Aucndancc--i,200.
CLEVELAND. Aug. ?o-Thc phiiadeiphlas cap.
t,rcd Two games from Cleveland to day. The
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1.-TWO out when winning run was made.
wark;;......"",o 800? %
Two base hit. -weidenssul. Three base hit
I.achancr Home rum. Hartman. Sacrifice hits
Hartman. Stolen base-LschAncr. First base on
balls. tOn fertsch, Il on Barber. 8. Struck out
Fsr,sch, Shea md o'Hsssa; wagner. oHacan
and Mailing. Left on bases-Newark, 4: Mon.
10 minutes.
At TORONTO.
Baltimore. o 90? o o. 5
TOronto.,..........0 o o o o IL 8 3
Baitenes-Aason and Kesrne: Curr,c and loft.
At BUFFALO.
buffalo. 9 90 7..--5i2 2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aad Woods Pi,mann and
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
srANpISn OF TIRE CIuRs

NVCHTHFEN'
ROCHESTER,, Aug. caThe locals were again
beaten BY the Jersey City team 70 day. The game
was a hard hitting contest In which the Skeeter 8
la Thc
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CtStINNATI. : BRooKL1N. =

ington Park Yesterday in battle in which
home run drives by Seymour and .Odwell
played q Leading par, Both in batting
and fielding tho Visitors outplayed their
hosts and their victory was a rather easy
one Four double plays gave spice to the
encounter Tommy Corcoran was on the
abled by thrown ball in the ninth inning
Lumley kept up his heavy stick work The
score.
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Baseball WasAlnStsn Park. To-day. Z r. n.
Dssoklyn - Cincinnati. Adm. soc.--Ads
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PHILADELPHIA

P s,,.ss4e ........c g
First base on crrors-Pittsburg. :? Left on
baIls--on Lynch, 4, OF sparks. 3, Struck out, By
Sparks >; by Lynch. 3: Home Wagner.
Two base htt-R,tchcy. Sacrifice hts-.(bsou
Leach. stolen bases-Thonias. Wagner, Bran,
Doon. Double plays-Wagner, Rtchey and Hiic.
brand; Sparks. l)ooin and Bransneld. Umpire
O'Day. Time hour and 50 minutes.
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baseball. Polo Groands. To-day. 4 r. NJ.
Champion Giants vs. ST. Louis Adm. 5oc.-Adt.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-09-14

Two demands are just now begin
ming to make themselves felt, one for
a more sane celebration OF the Fourth
OF July and the other for a more rev.
erential observance OF Memorial day.
These two holidays, radically different
in origin and spirit are now celebrated
In much the same fashion, which In
the case OF Memorial day is unhecom-
ing and little short OF sacrilegious.
Only small proportion OF the popu-
lation now observe Memorial day In
the spirit in which II was originally
set apart, As q rule, Il is given up TO
sports and frivolity or dissipation OF
one kind or another. and is observed
in everent and becoming manner
only by those to whom the civil war.
with Its suffering and sacrifice. Is u
living, ever~present memory, II was
perhaps inevitable that this should ho
SO, but the fact Is not the less de-
plorable.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-09-14
Her New Pose.

Most girls change their manners
along with their clothes, and now that
lingerie gowns and baby hats have
come into vogue an ingenInusness of
demeanor is affected by many of the
wearers thereof. The TALL athletic
maiden. who has taken to musIns this
summer. no longer deiics conventions
or glOrles In being called "a jolly good
sort" but is nesting closely under her
chapGron's sheltering wing. Tan. too,
which was acquired by hours spent un-
der a broillng sun, seems TO have lost
Its charm, for only the most delicate
Of skins appears to advantage against
light fluffy attire. some girls, fol-
lowing the example Of n leader, wear
their wells even while playing tennis.
There may be lack Of genulncness in
this departure, but II has the charm
of novelty, and the summer girl feels
herself entitled to different role from
the one she has played during the VIM
ter season.