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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
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And Other People Known in This City
 Interesting Social Events Here and
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
READY At SOUTHAMPTON.
Play ON the Meadop Club Courts
VIII Start TODAY.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUSEl

Southampton, L. L, Aug. 14.-The lawn tennis
matches preliminary to the national champion
ships at Newport will begin tomorrow morning
on the turf courts of the Meadow Club here.
Never in the history of the sport has such an
array of the ranking players been brought
together Forty-three men compose the list for
the singles alone.
The draw was made by Judge Henry E. How
land, Rossiter Belts and George Clark jr. COM
posing the managing committee. William A
Larned ex-national champion, and a member
OF the American international team is in the
top half. Opposed TO him, in the lower half is
William A Clother, also Of the international
team.
The twenty-four courts Of the Meadow Club
have been put in the best of condition for the
opening competitions
The entry list includes William A Larned
William j. Clothier, Henry w. Slocum, Richa rd
Stevens Clarence Hobart, Robert P. Huntington,
FORD huntington, Henry Torrance, jT. Wylie =.
Grant. Wendell P. Blagden, Frederick c. An
derson, Samuel A. Beardsley, L. A. Lyon, B. B.
Vincent Lyon. E. c. Colston. George H. Nettle-
ton, H. f. Allen, Robert Leroy, Oliver s. Camp
bell, Edward B. Dewhurst J. Wright Post c. F.
Watson, tr.; Robert Nj. Miles Rex kncke Karl
Behr, Alfred Stillman. Theodore Pell, Clarence
Pell, William H. Dixon, Arthur NJ Brown
George Clark jr. N a. W. Stewart, 2. A Snow
Stewart Waller, H. j. Holt, Grosvenor After
bury, T. NJ. Robertson Scott Cameron Harry
Homans, Z. \. Potter and Parker Dunlop and
Brookes, of the Australasian team.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
FORT ERIE RACES.

the betting won the first race Fort Erie o-day
Weather clear and cool. Summary.
First -four one-half furongs)-Zana McClel-
land. 10 to ]. won: Casters Pride 10 TO l. second
Mabele. 10 /, third. Time. 0:50
Second tsix and one-haf furlongs)-Annie Davis
% 2 won; Jehane. second Komoka 10 /, third
Time l:2lh
Third flour one-half furongs)-Peter Becker
TO Catalogue to /. second; Knickerbocker
/. third. Time. 0:55zs.
Fourth Zone milel-Rebo, o 3. won; Henry
Waite. TO l. second; Bonnie Sue. to 5. third Time
Fifth race Chve one-half furongs)-AIma Garda .
10 J. won: Gold Mate s TO l. second: Charge, to /,
third Time l.0Sis.
Sixth race lone and one-eighth mies)-King OF the
Valley. 90 won; Jungle Imp. /. second; Royal
Arms. 10 20 l. third. Time 1:55s
one-hslf furongs)-Bart Howe,
J. won Chateaine % to !. second; Pat Cosgan. so
10 !, third Time, 1:2I1s
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
MOTOR YACHT CLUB.
Increment on Foot to Form Local
Organization.

With the rapid Increase i'm the use OF lns
motor boat. the sentiment has been CROWNS
among prominent men identified with the spO'.
that a representative club should be IoF'-s~
which would enjoy the same high stanGins II
this country as the Motor Yacht Club does +"
England.
With the hundreds OF motor boats in use az
the number rapidly increasing. it has -"
deemed advisable to arrange fer meetihs ="
organize such an affair. and q call viii De sea-
out In a few days for an organization meet"'
10 be held at the Hotel Manhattan IN Ns''-
York. -
Because OF his wide acquaintance 2hu
knowledge OF the motor boat sport, Hlsh :,
GambeI has been selected TO arrange toI 80 80
hrst meeting of those Interested tn 0rs@ii'-''
the motor boat club IN
1t is planned 10 have home on the he.st,s
River that can easily be reached by 3Gt'.--. -,
or streetcaE, and q home win be provided lul -,
speedy boats that are now SO common OH N
waters around NeW-YOrk-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
WEBB JAY WINS DERBY.
Rain Interferes 7oith CleUeIand AUTO
mobile Club Meet.

Cleveland Aug 14-After three Of the regular
events and special exhibition by Barney OdfeId
had been completed this afternoon, the remain
der of the races of the Cleveland Automobile
Club We're declared off account Of rain a severe
storm drenching the track. The races called off
were for touring cars and runabouts and Webb
jays special to break the fve-mIe record for
steam cars.
The feature to-day was the final Of the Cleveland
Derby. Webb Jay and Charles Burman had each
won one heat on Saturday Webb won the Anal
within few lengths of him the finish
The five-mtle national championship was won
by Burman, Lyle and jay having trouble with the
cars, which caused BUrman, who was third al the
end Of the third mile 10 shoot ahead and to win
practically without opposition. Barney OIdded
appeared in a hve-mie exhibition and broke the
track record for that distance his time being
445 3-5. while the previous record SO a.
Summaries:
Five miles Cfor touring cars. with tonneaus)-Won nv
Robert JRrdine Cleveland: r. II. AIagoon Cleveland
second Charles Soules Toledo third Time 6.05ie
George SslZman. Buffalo. also started
Five miles (natona! championship; for all; $50
trophy)-Won hy Charles Burman, Cleveland; Il ii
Lyte Toledo. second. Time. 5:i545. Webb Jav ClevaE
land. and Wurgis. Detroit started
Final Of Cleveland Derby $500 trophy; five rniIasl
Won by Webb Jay, Cleveland, Charles BuTnan Cleveland
Time 5.43%t.
Special i've mile exhibition By Barney odheld Ceye-
land. Time 4:lJSs.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

The Highlanders outplayed Detroit IN all de-
partments of the game yesterday at American
League Park, and won an easy victory oy 'he So0'0
of to l.
Newton pitched for the local nine. and While
seven hits were made off his delivery, the VISITORS
were able to get only man across the plate.
This honor was carried off by Warner, IN the hith
inning when he singled and tailed singles by
Disch and Schaefer.
Jackson pitched for Detroit for the first three
innings and put up a sad exhibition. In the sec
ond inning the local men clinched the game When
they batted the ball all over the field and scored
five
Disch who took the place of Jackson. showed
marked Improvement, keeping the Highlanders
from further scoring from the fourth inning when
he went into the game.
Griffith announced yesterday that he had OBJ
tanned two pitchers. GOode, youngster who
has made good record with the Johnstown Club.
and Payne, a twirler who has been recommended
by Jack Chesbro. The teams will meet in double
header to-day. The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
MARSHALL AND MARoCZY DRAW.
First Round Played in International Chess
Tournament at Barmen.

Barmen, Germany, Aug. 1.-THE completed list
OF entries for the international chess tournament
here is as follows: F. J. Marshall, American; G.
Maroczy. Hungary D. Janowski and s. Alapin
France; NJ. I. Tschigorin, Russia: j. Mieses c. Won
Bardeleben, H. Suechting, W. John, O. S. Bern
stein and H. Won Gottschal, Germany; c. schlech-
ter, H Wolf and Professor J. Berger Austria; A
Burn and P. s. Leonherdt. England.
The pairing Tor the opening round of the chess
tournament resulted follows:
Burn VS.. Tschtgorin, Suechting John, Marshall vs.
haroczy. Gottschsll Berger Mieses schlechter
Janowski Wolf Lecnhardt Bardeleben and Bern
stein We. Alap!n
With the exception of that between Leonhardt and
Bardeleben. all the games were decided this even
ing. Inc American, Marshall drew with Maroczy
sehlecter defeated Wolf and Mieses. respectively
Suechting won from John and Bernstein scored
against Alapin. The games between Burn and
Ischigorin and Gottschall and Berger were drawn
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
A RACE FOR TEMERAIRE.
In a 2O-JIile Breese Canadian Yacht
Beats IrOquOis EaSilY.

Charlotte. n. Y, Aug. 14-In piping twenty
mile breeze the Teneraire the second race for
the Canada's Cup from the Herreshon boat. the
IroQUOiS.
The Fife boat led by a few seconds at the start
ing line and steadily increased her lead in wind
ward and leeward Of eight miles. twice around
the course, finishing than mile ahead Of
her adversary.
The Canadian boat. from which most was expect
ed in a light breeze, proved herself a thorough
heavy weather boat. While the IroqUois went out
under single reef. the Temeraire carried fun sail
throughout and stood up much suffer than the
Herreshof boat
Both shippers sailed the race without apparent
error and the general consensus OF opinion among
yachtsren was that the better boat won. The on
cal time was:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15

The result Of the race to-day gives each yacht one
victory. The Temeraire II anything seemed 10
point little better at the start than the Iro1uos
The defender, perhaps because of her single reef
seemed at first 10 stand mp better.
When the wind increased TO twenty miles an
hour however. it that the challenger
with full mainsail was sJi6 as a board while
the defender was down 20 ths rail- bat going like a
streak. AS the race progressed the Temeraire
pointed better than the IroQuois and stood up
sitter
In heavy weather and windwaFd work the chal-
ienger showed to-day a marked superiority AT
times In the race the froquois pointed better
9at not enough TO offset the superior footing OF the
uthe; During the race the lrOquois had trouble IN
SteaMhg out her balloon Jib. The third race will
be sailed Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
KT4MESHA WINS SWEEP.
Beats Ipcantation and Jennie Nc
C0be-Nr. Knapp Entertnims.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

GI
Saratoga, y. Y. Aug. 14-As d result of dis
'cussion TO the sprintng qualities Of the three
Niles ikamesha, Incarnation and Jennie McCabe
there was sporting sweepstakes run at noon to-
day over six furlongs Of the main course
Mr. Knapp. the owner of Kiarnesha; Mr. Miller
The owner Of Incarnation. and Philip ]. Dwyer IN
whose racing colors Jennie McCabe has always run
each contributed $500 to the pool
30 great was the interest in the race that many
went out TO the inclosure 10 watch IL and in
cidentaly, 10 have a wager on one OF the er,es
several bookmakers were present 10 accommodate
them.
hiamesha and Incarnation, each with 1l2 mounds
CONCEDED Jennie McCabe two pounds Mr.. knapp,
49,, '..-eh Oy Lyme and quoted at TO on. had
little difficulty in dsposing Of the otbe- ,n'o e.
fAh the six furlongs in lib 2-G As result ~ tho
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
LARNED BEATS HOBART.
FOR THE LONGWOOD CUP.
SlO1C LazcR Tennis Marks End of
Tournament at Boston.

Boston. Aug 1.-THE fifteenth annual lawn ten
MS tournament on the Longwood Cricket Club
courts closed this afternoon with a slow and un-
interesting match between William A. Larned and
Clarence Hobart. for the Longwood cup I.arned
winning in straight sets 6-3. So. rs.
NOT unul the third set. when Larned had the
contest practically within his grasp. were the few
huhored spectators aroused TO any degree of n
thuslasm and even then it only for a few
games After rather fine exhibition of accurate
placing Larned began sending the balls into the
net and, with the games TO against him. Hobart
ran ii up 10 deuce solely his opponents
Then Larned took the next, but in the twelfth
game. when he was within point OF the set and
match. errors gave Hobart a life. Deuce was called
twice before Larned sent the ball down the side
line and scored the necessary point.
The game was long drawn out for three set
match. Both players clung persisently to the base
line. travelling back and forth. playing carefully
for opening by the other side, and
almost invariably the point scored in the latter
manner.
OF the Is place shots earned by Larned, 16
in the third set. while Hobart made 1S OF his "a
place shots in the set. There was practically
lobbng. and little rushing in, even when the
point seemed fairly
The continual driving from the back court made
the match by far the dulest of the eghty-tve
played during the tournament. The weather to-
day was the finest of the tournament and the crowd
the largest.
Hobart's work in the morning. when he beat Ray
mond d. Little. a trife steadier than in the
afternoon, but in neither match did his play rise
ebove that of the middle class of players who were
put out of the running last week. Hobart was
fortunate in finding Little mewhat OFF his guard
in the short three-set contest In the morning ana
won. 2-6, rs, 6-1.
Those who watched the morning event anticipated
sharper and somewhat longer contest IN the
afternoon. for it felt that Hobarts steadiness
would have tendency to throw Larned off his
game: LaTned. however, put 1 up the same KIND OF
The individual points scored were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15

race Mr.. Dwyer and Mr.. Miller We're the guests az
dinner tonight Of Mr. Knapp Inc ouher WAS
elaborate and premeditated
William Shields, who recently sold oaklawn for
$50 600 to-day invested some OF this money In the
two youngsters Ben Holder and ,ss Reldmore. ooth
Mr. Shields started Reidmore in the last race
and won with him, but was so Impressed by the
tip on The Quail that he did not have wager on
his colt
]. e Widener to-day entered the clever
GstebeIl which won the Shilleah Saturday. in
the Champion Stakes, TO be run at Belmont Park.
The II sick yesterday a result of the ter
rife Saturday. and for time it was not
thought possible that she could recover. The
vets brought the around, however, and
she is now out of danger
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
kRAMER-FgNN MATCH TONIGHT.

FRANK l. Kramer and Willie Fem will meet to-
night In match race for 500 purse at the Walls
ours board track, at Newark. The race was sched-
uIed ior last Tuesday night. but rain interfered
rms Is the night OF the regular mdweek meet at
the track. and the same programme OF events
nttheS, Two mile professional handicap. two
S, S races and novice race which 10
nave Deeh held last Tuesday night. viii be run or
with the match race. ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
CLEVELAND. 3; WASHINGTON. ,

Washington. Aug. 14-Patten's wild pitch in the
thirteenth inning gave Cleveland the winning run
to-day For twelve inning the contest was a val
liant struggle between Hughes and Moore, both OF
whom pitched in fine form The score:
r H. E
Cleveland. 20 o 1 o o o o o o o Is 7 o
Washington. / o o o o o 0 % :
Batteries-1Ioore and Clark: Patten, Hughes Hey
den. Cmpire-Connoly. Attendance 600.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
JOCKEY RADTKE IN FORM.

Cincinnati Aug. H-Five favorites, three of them
at odds on, won at Latonia to-day The track was
extremely muddy. The handicap steeplechase. the
feature of the card, was easily by Lights Out
Out OF five mounts Jockey Radtke rode three win
ners a second horse, and was unplaced once. The
other winners were Ozee, Grafie, Major Carpenter
FL Donoso and Maplehurst.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
TROTS AT POUGHKEEPSlE.
Three Vel Contested PAGES Mark
Opening of Grand Circuit.

Poughkeepsie, n. Y. Aug 1.-THE Grand Cir
cult trotting and pacing meeting which began
at the Hudson River Driving Park here this
afternoon, furnished three good races under f.
voraole conditions of track and weather Cor 2
fair sized crowd
Turley, driven by Ed Ceers, was made favort+e
for the PIP trot at SO to SO for the field
Kid Shay set a terrific pace in the first heat
winning in 2:O9A, breaking the track record OF
2:1O% for a trotting race, previously held bv
Little Dick
The whole field appeared to out-trot Trrra,
but he remained favorite to the end of the seq
ond heat, which was almost a repetition of the
first when Kid Shay became favorits at So5
to $50 for the field. He again finished first ~
the final. but Turley was close second win
ming third money.
Deleree, favorite at S25 to S13 for tho ea,,
won the 2:21 easily in straight heats ra,,ar
headed.
Anerson S25. Maud Keswick SO Miss yv,ua
mont so Ethel Nc 50 and the field So vas .
sample pool before the 2:0S pace. the first heat
of which the favorite won after a cIoea e,ish
Coming down the homestretch in the seoo,,
heat Allerson was leading, when Brady Iool,a,
around at Maud Keswtck. While thus diver,ed
Ethel Nc slipped by on the inside and won ~
heat following the surprise by capturtnp ,ho
third and deciding heat
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
GOLF AT BRETON WOODS,
Alex Findlay Makes New Professions
Record of 70 for Mountain Links
IN rELnaRArH IL - rRLnLNs-

T0F TaI10VF'I ~ I'D T'''"7 = :, - -
Breton Woods. y. r.. AUg ti-AieN FiA'-'F
just made the best professional score "a '@'
son on the Breton Woods golf 1nks going oO' -
81 and coming back in S6. total OF IS whien -
five better than bogie
The date OF the annual contest at BrettoN NoNU1'
White Mountains. for the StiCNney caps, aus C eCe'
decided. and PLAY will begin on august ~ anu ert
tinue August 80 and ST. Information tH 49,
10 conditions and entries be had rom tne 81
retary OF the Breton Woods Golf club q.
The Stickney cups the finest ever ohet 49, =.
the mountains and were the gifts OF the late JN7eL
Stickney, of New-York who took great nIs1~@
In goH
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

ST. Louis. Aug. 1.-THE Giants are on the way
TO New-Tork after even break IN a double
header on Sunday with ST. Louis OF the six
teen games played in the West they won ten
They will reach home in time to meet the Chi
Cages on Thursday at the Polo Grounds.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
PITTsBURG. 8: PHILADELPHIA, O.

P1ttsburg, Aug. H-In a game without special
features Pittsburg hit at the proper time and won
The score
R. z.
Pittshurg .-..........O ks o
Batteries-Leever and Gibson; Corridor and Abbott
Umpire-ODay Attendance, $50.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
SQUADRON Il BE4TEN.
Country Club of U7estchester Wins
Final Polo MatcKat Pier.

Narrangansett Pier r. T.. Aug 4-In the final
match for the Narragansett Cup at the Point Ju-
dith Country Club to-day the first team Of the
Country Club af Westchestsr defeated Snuadron
OF New York. by a score OF 2l2 TO l2&. -
Tie squadron team had the bene1t Of a bandi
cap OF II goals, but only earned two while Wssr
chester scored almost at Will Lineup and sun
1890 SUM
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
MARES FOR Mr.. BELMONT.

On the steamship Minnetonka, which arrived yes
terday from London. were four valuable brood
mares consigned August Belmont. The
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Hartford-Holyoke 4: Hartford g
At ew-Haven-New-Haven. 2: NeWr-I ondon 4
AZ Merlden-Neriden /, Bridgeport, g.
AT Springheld-Sprtnsheld. 3. Norwich s.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS

At Observation-Disclosures, s; Providence. 0.
At Newark-Jersey City, s: Newark 2
AT BuhalO-BuffalO, 8: Rochester. o.
Al Montreal-Toronto, 8; Montreal, o.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15

errOrs-NeW-HOrK, ].
bases-New-York, 4; Detroit First base balls-On
Newton 3: Jackson 8: off Disch I. Struck out-By
Newton. A by Jackson, l; by Diseh / Two base hits
Mcintyre. Schaefer and Lindsay Hts-On Jackson
in three innings: of Disch, innings Umpires-
Mcclure and Lowe Time. 1:35. Attendance. 1000
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
RAIN PREVENTS BROOKLYN GAME.

Chicago. Aug. 1.-THE Chicago Brooklyn game
scheduled to be played here to-day was postponed
on account of rain
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

At -Wilkesbarre 3: A J. a g. 2
At Syracuse-Syracuse, 4; Albany g.
At BinShamtOn-Troy, II; Binghamton. l.
AT Scranton-ScrantOn, l; Utica a.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
PHILADELPHIA. >: ST. I,O11s

Philadelphia. Aug. H.-PhiIadephia defeated St
Louis to-day in a close and wei played game Petty
and Bender pitched good ball The score:
R H
Fhiladsghia E. 9d,59 ....-.S 9d9199x .
Batteries-Bender Schreck; Petty and Sugden I'm
plres-O -oughlin and Hurst Attendance go
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
NEW-ENeLANo LEAGUE RESULTS

At Nashua-Nsshua, Z: Haverhiu /
At -Bedford-New- /. Csoncord f4.,
innings. - N7N
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE-
Nevy-York Z; Detroit, l. Boston, o; ChlcAso o ''0
Philadelphia, .: ST. Louis, l. garnel' , 1r--L;r.+or Q
Chicago. g. Boston, l first Cleveland D. "dS''i''e
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
COURSE 40 MILES.

The winners were the Sybarita, the Nlneela, tas
Doris. the Nina the ktwassa the Nalmore tAS
Muriel the Corona. the Vencedor, the Intrepid ano
the Cara Mia
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
". A. LARNED.

Hobart beat Little by score of 2-6, Is, 6-1
IAttle was picked 10 win and for set his play
was faster and surer than Hobart's. Scarcely had
the second set begun, however, when it
that reversal of form had taken place in Litte's
game. HIS strokes lacked force, and be
came numerous and; in the end, costly.
The match was the best two in three sets, by
agreement, to be too exhaustng for the
afternoons championship event. The points of the
match follow
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yankees Take Easy Game from De-
troit By Score of Z to 1.
GAMES TODAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit at NeU-York. st. Louis az q laoeIpnle-
Chicago at Boston. Cleveland AZ NUsniis'NN'
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
Posltlon. soIrAnnnN A
Total. ............2 Total

Seore-Westchester. 22t2; Squadron A I2I wss,....
ter lost half goal fol ~ t'aauneev s1e stsS
Hazard Timer-H. ID. kama ~ -
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Giants ON Way HOme-WW Play
at Polo Grounds THURSDAY.
GAMES TODAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
chicago vs. Brooklyn twet Pttsburg. 5; Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
EVEN BREAK FOR BOSTON.

Boston, Aug. 14-Chicago the earlier game
OF two played here to-day, to l. and Boston took
the second, TO 8. Green split his hand in prac-
tice before the games necessitating the playing Of
Isbell The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
SECOND GAM

Boston .....-........0 . o o / Ks g
Chioaso ''~.'..--...-.O % 2
Batteries-Gibson and Crger: Owen and Sullivan I'm,
plres- Mccarthy and Sheridan Attendance-l9 DIS
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15
FIRST GAME.

r II. 2.
Bostonn .............0 Q % J
Batteries-Altrock and Mcfarland: Dneen and Crfrer
Umpres Mccarthy and Sheridan ~
q
New-York tribune., 1905-08-15

FOURTH RACE-THE MERCHANTS AND CITIZENS
HANDICAP. Of So 600; three-ysar-olds and over:
81 400 10 the winner s4oo second and $500 TO
the third One and three-sxteenths miles