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New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
WEBB JAY SWEEPS BO4RD.
Uith Earl KiSer Ont, He H'ins
Easiig at Clereland.

Cleveland, Aug. 12-The serious injury 10 Earl
kissr put rather dsmper the auto" races
here to-day. With Kiser out. Webb Jay had things
ing Charles Burnan. of Cleveland and Herbert
Lytle, Of Toledo. in the Diamond Cup race.
lay also the first heat of the Cleveland
Derby, while Burnan won the second heat The
finals will be raced Monday and Jay is sure
winner unless he meets with an accident
In the third event. for stripped touring cars the
Lytle car was protested hy all the other entrants
on the ground that it was a racing car and not =
stripped touring 1t will bs decided bv the
Automobile Association Of America I.ytIe's car
was also protested in the same race for an alleged
foul of Burman, who later dropped out Of the race
Summaries.
Five miles open weighing 4s2 and under,-F
tES IoIedo won' Dan NurSs Detroit, second Time
Five miles for Diamond CUP Trophy: free for sr-
Wsoo Jay. C1eveand- Charles Rurusn. Cleveland
second, a h Lytle, Toledo. third Time. 5:16
Five miles ttor stripped touring carsl--H n Lvtle
Toledo won; Robert Jardine Cleveland. second George
Salsrnan, Buffalo, third Time. 4:5e%
1--WE miles tfor stock touring costing ana
under)-W- I Mari. Lansing Mich. won: r z Hav-
kns Clsyeand second. Ralph R owen Cleveland third
Five miles for club Championship: members o7I-,
G. - Ferguson. Cleveland, Ton. NJ B Grover CTev.-
land second Time s2TA.
cleveland Derby $500 trophy: I've miTssl-
Webb Jay, Cleveland. II. n Gvtls Toledo second
Tine. AL
second heat cleveland Dsrby}-Charles Burr7au c1.vA
land won; Dan Wurgts, Detroit second. Time f3
ing less than 500 rqunds>-Herhert LytIe. Time.
4;57ss. Fastest mile 05s1s
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
SYBARlTA'S FAST RUN.
LE4DS CRUISING FLEET.
.MineoIa Defeats Yankee in n. Y.
]. {. Sail from Morris Core.
rsY TELEGRAPH TO rzr rHrrrxrl

Neu London, Conn, AUG. 12.-Favored by an
,.hsr fair wind from the southwest; the forty
.hres yachts composing the New York Yacht
clubs cruising feet made fast run ~ .hirtv
nine miles to-day from Morris Cove 70 this port.
ahere they viii lie at anchor over SUNDAY.
II Gould Broksv's s0-foot yawl Svbarita
made the fastest time over the course II was
hours 81 minutes 50 seconds or at the rate
os Il 0s knots an hour for the distance w. Ross
r,-o-tors Mineols defeated the Yankee to-day
b- minutes S. seconds, bat the winner In thA
lass was Henry =. Lippitt's weetsmoe which
5s.ssred fhe Mineola, in corrected time nv, a
margin Of minutes 25 seconds some good
-ork was done hy the thirty-footers. Twelve %
.ssr7 started and all finished the Ninx or-naa
rr Howard Willets. leading the vav and DE-
..s,ins The Nautilus by ] minute % seconds
-hs Mira won in Glass ~ beating the Pau.-
--ins by s minutes 50 seconds In Class X or
sleors there was great fight on between those
old rivals. The shark and The Humna. owned hN-
.vo Harvard men but they were both beaten nv
N. Doris new Herreshoff boat from Boston
which outsaned the lrolita by minutes % sec
onss The Humma won from The Shark bv 10
MINUTES Al seconds
Robert Olyrhauts little schooner. venons
-s-inr onlv ee sS. won in class E defeating +bA
Agatha bv Is minutes % seconds T. r. For7,s
Katrina showed great speed on the reach and
run for she covered the course in hours 20
minutes Is seconds. which is only 3 minutes
seconds slower than the Yankees time
arthur T Lukes e0-foot schooner Corona
won from he Lasoa and the Elnaina. defeating
ire latter bv 7 minute 10 seconds. The schooner
venoeaor beat the Cachslot by : minutes IS
seconds and in the auxiliary class the "hir
four--rhe lder Intrepid, Ariadne and Verge
rnerA-ssiled grest race. the last named win
Ming from the Intrepid By minutes as seconds
THE START At MORRIS COVE.
with light breeze from the southwest IN.
start from Norris Cove was made promptly At
,hs tine scheduled-lo o'clock-the .-rhirties''
h4nE sent away first They crossed the lin.
hstveen the committee host and the Break
u-ster hight in this order: Oriole Mink Atari.
Tinner. ADELAIDE Nautilus, Dahinda. Nicola
AlArs his Ranzsi and Cararnis. At 1910 the
sloops Mira Ireita, Pellegrins Ida Louise
Phantom. Doris. Humn3s and Shark were sant
away These al went on the one gun start
Vow came the Seventies" the Weetamoe and
tbe bir vsVl Svbs~i5a, on tho handicap time
svstsn being allowed TWO minutes 70 cross the
line II vas reach. with the wind sbeam. TO
- Bartletts Reef
= Rogers Maxwell. the owner Of the Yankee.
made the best start. Captain Barr, Of the
Mineola tried n get the weather berth hut
Maxwell ran the Yankee parallel 70 the line
until there was no room for Barr 70 get through
with The Nineois, and then kept her of. passing
-ose 10 the stern Of the committee boat. TIE
oficisl starting times Of the leaders were:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
DATE SET FOR POLICE GAMES.

It is announced by q committee OF arrangements
OF the newly organized Police Athletic Association
Of Greater New-Tork that Celtic Park has been
engaged for October s An elaborate series 81
games. including the all around championship Or
the police departments Of America, Is being ar
ranged for that date.
The president OF the association Patronan John
J. Hickey. Of the Oak-st. station. said yesterday
that II is hoped soon TO have permanent quarters
for the organization.
During the coming winter indoor games viii -
held. probably in Madison Square Garden. AT which
time ether departments will be asked participate
shere being contests for letter carriers and renen
as well as schcolooys. who ase have athletic
association.
President Roosevelt has commended the new or
gaEizaton. ana in return Tor his coed will he VIII
be presented with Ticket os Hon9Tary Membership
No. 1.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
HORSESHOE HARBOR RACE
Rascal and Rascal II Score Wins at
annual Regatta.

rbA annual regatta OF the Horseshoe Harbor
Yacht Club brought together thirty-six yachts
Yesterday All except the smallest boats sailed
twice round nve mile triangular course fresh
westerly breeze gave them good start. and though
Il fell fat AZ the end Of the first round revived in
time 70 give them fine finish.
The racea bouts furnished the largest class as
well as the largest yachts in the race, and also
the most interesting contest. 5. C Hopknss Ras-
cal II ably handled by Hazen Morse. carried of
the honors after hard struggle with Macy VII
LET'S Cricket which secured second place.
Eight raceabouts started at 115 with only few
zsconds difference between the first boat and the
last They went OF on a beat 10 Hucklsoerry
Island whence they had broad reach with noorns
on IN. port hand TO Execution Rocks and run
home AT the end OF the fret round Rascal II and
cricket had secured long lead
The Hrmer slightly in sdvance as they
,..rsd the town, but she steered a little VIDE or
N. mark The Cricket slipped in between and went
- ,bs front For time she had considerable ad-
v.ntar. but Morse managed 10 recover the lead
h-,o-. the end Of the second round ana nnlsh q
winner by fifty seconds
rbs Hascsl sailed q good race and won in the z
90 n foot class This boat. which is owned by J. j.
T,uv.r rated last year raceabout but was
-, o,,t az that class this year by the new rule of
nneasursn1ent
1-orr Isrchmon z1-footers also sailed a pretty
race which was won By J T. EsseTs Hour with
We're r. & BaSiers ace r Msilorys Kenoshi:
csarle, Penrson's cztbost GEaee a NoodWsrds
sioop cuinsg amonos Chariss sptt9h L9 ca n@NA'
7Sbe r.satts committee consisted OF Thomas J.
McSahfI jr chairman: MlHlam stuart Alen' Il.
e " Forbelf and Edward Marble.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
AMERICAN a LEAGUE.
Neic-I orkS and Detroits Break Eren
IN Double Header.
GAMES TO-DAY.
AMERICAN A LEAGUE
10 games scheduled
RESULTS OF GAMES yesTERpAY.

AMERrcAN Ir,crr
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
,mEEIcAN LEAGUE STANDING.

me Hlshlanders broke I'm double header
Mi'n Detrot at American League Park yesterday
~ was the ooenng Of series between the mines
me nrst contest went to the Hiehlandsrs by
score OF to l. and the second TO Detroit by the
same score.
Aoout twenty-five thousand spectators saw the
games and much enthusiasm was shown II was
uue 70 errors on the part Of the Detroit players
That they lost the first game
IN The second inning OF this contest O'IAary
huHed Coughfns throw Of Teager's grounder
Ano1her tumble of Cheshros Srounder got Yeaser
20 20 MIRO and he Tailed Donovan's high throw
~ ne second run was scored by Yeager, and
,7t9 une 10 Cooley losing Ycagers fy i'm the
S-asz Mtet me e result thst Yeager got to third He
crossed the plate Futz's single
IN Inc second game Powell and Mullen
UrPp99sihs pitchers, and they put up battle royal
81 -risH Ihe tentn inning, when Powell weakened
ano no was hit hard. with the result that two of the
NSltors got over the plate
scoreg a nrst up in this inning. triplsd and
Sooteu o On Lndsays single. Warner forced Lind
SS 81. ano stole second. on Cooleys two basger
z,ss i.si Ia4Iled The only run CT the home team
,S-.k..isatl iate ia thls inning FultZs single and
DiAh 'lpie orth hatted for Powell. The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
FLEE FROM TYPHOID.
Notable Erodas from Affected Dis
trTCts iR BrOOkIgH.

While only one new case Of typhoid fever was
reported IN the Bay Ridge district of BROOKLYN
yesterday, Captain Francis Creaner. Of the
Fort Hamilton police station decided TO take
extraordinary precautions 10 prevent the con-
tinuance OF the epidemic around Fort Hamilton
and Batn Beach
instructions were given 10 the police TO arrest
bathers near the big sewer openings on the
beach along the shore Road and at the foot 81
15th-ave.. Bath Beach. This resulted in the
taking OF four men who were about to bathe
on the city beach. near the opening Of the 92d-
st. sewer. The men were held on charge OF
bathing on park property Captain Creamer
said last night that he would prevent bathing
from the various beaches in his precinct. where.
It is believed the typhoid fever cases originated
AT Bath Beach the effect of the typhoid epi-
demic has been felt by nearly all Of the summer
hotel prcprietors. II was said last night that
ar least fifty guests had left each OF the four
big hotels in the last few days. while last nishr
the exodus Of summer boarders was greater
than on any preceding day in August,
Dr. C. Fl Mayne. Of BAY I7th-st vto has
several cases IF typhoid fever under his care
az first denied that the epidemic vas anything
unusual but he fnalIy admitted that the spread
Of disease is causing much nervousness among
the local doctors. He advised the persons Ev-
ing in Bath Beach 10 avoid bathing and 90 bs
particular 10 drink only boiled water.
The Norwegian Hospital in South BrocSlr~
received another typhoid fever patient ,ass
night. making the total number Of cases th.r=
At present forty-three- So widespread has been
the epidemic that circulars We're posted about
the Bay Ridge and Bath Beach districts yestsr-
day. which were designed 70 alleviate the fear
of those who are now taking every precautiOu
against typhoid fever.
It was said that The publication of the Health
Department statistics. which show fortv-pina
cases Of tvphoid fever IN the Rarh Beach and
Bay Ridge districts. has caused a big financial
loss among the real estate brokers as well "a
bathing house prOprietors. No deaths were
ported In the infected districts yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
ORDER SONS OF ST. GEORGE GAMES.

The grand annual picnic and athletic games OF
the United Lodges New-York and BROOKLYN Or
der Sons Of St George. were held yesterday at
washington Park Maspeth. Long Island. The
summaries;
s.venty-nvs-ysrd dasn. ,h.ndicsp).wen b.
YorE Athl.tic Club CIe feetl. ssssnd EnEeharci
Mohawk Athlste Club q iseIy o1 =
uop bv a znk. Pastims Athletic Club es4 yardsl
y N EcbS1 Mission Athletic Club (a2 yards), second;
z T.dSoeh Pastirns Athletic Club ESQ yards). third
slx.hundrsd-ysrd run tnovtes>-Won by ~ Ets.a-
s.send: \ G. Pergold Mohawk Athistic Club. third
Ii1ne; Snnsdrsd-y run (handczplwon by "
r,,ating American Athstie Club Us YARDS W
Ssw-York Athletic Club (is ysrdsl. sec
z csssasa- Ravenswood Boat Club (is yards).
'he5a on.rniis run (hsndiesp)-won BY G essss .,
Haven Athletic Club lss yards) seconds = Lesa NO
sInntns broad jump lhanaicapl.--woa hy }.
c.conneiI ur.ttaohed (serAtehl WITH 20 ase, rii,S
s1sS-.- Pred Enxlehzrdt Mohawk Athleuc Slgs
ssratcl with "a feet 10 iaShss ssssna psn ,as.
third
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13

Az 1c:45 the order ~ the yachts. taken
from the press rug Catherine Moran, was: The
Hsvl Szbarits leading just passing Plum Gut
light and within 2 mile Of the Long Island
shore Close in her wake came the schooner
rolonia. with the Elmina on her lee quarter
The Mineola vas on the lee beam ot the
Svhsrita. and she was leading the Yankee by
st least = mile Then came the sloops Weeta
NOR. the Shark and the Humma in q luffing
match; the Weetsmoe. the schoouers Verge
mere. Intrepid and Ariadre. the schooner
Katrina with foressil down and 4 big main
toumssr stavsai pulling her along, the Irolita.
r-f rhe Latcna-
Cornfel5 Lighrshir was passed and they
were making fast time for the next mark
Barrlerr's Reef LfEhtship-for the wind had
hauled 70 the westward and ali hands We're now
rs~-ri-r erI-,rre l,a~s
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
ACQUITTED OF TIMBER FRAUD.
Jury in Favor Of r. NJ Cobbsn-Prosecutor
Ready to Try Other Charges
rsv rrIzeEArH TO rHE tribune

~ rELEGFAFH To THE TRIETNF,l
Helena. Mont. Aug t2.-Aster trie! lasting nacrs
than three weeks the jury n the of the United
States against r VI Cobbsu charged with perturv
In connection with the Western Montana timber
cases to-day returned verdict Of not guilty
2 A. Maynard special prosecutor immediately
announced that the government was ready 20 try
Cobhsn on say 81 the other similar charr~s
against him Cobban - one % seventy-fve persons
indicted on the charge Of d~f-sudinS the govern
rsnt out OF uea-9v hundred quarter sections Or
land.
The government charged that Cobban induced the
claimants % take up the lands and them ovsg
10 him and that ~ afrerward transferred them 70
senator ". A Clark whose alleged agent he we
Senator clark. N civil suit for their recovery was
held 10 be an innocent purchaser. This case hss
been appealed 20 th@ Supreme Court of the United
States
Judge Hunt vli announce n5s dscfsfou IN tns
Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
ON THE CRICKET CREASES.
PLAY 1T PROSPECT PARK.
Staten Island, Team 4 Beats Brook,
Ign Wanderers by 81 Runs.

Prospect Park again presented it's usual soA,e
OF cricket YESTERDAY where five matches we're
brought off. These included championship games
in the Metropolitan District Cricket League. and
the New-York Cricket Association series and two
friendly or exhibition contests
The chief game was the league contest hs4vrASn
the Brooklyn Wanderers and Staten Island. Team
A. which. after interesting play, resulted in win
for the Islanders by 81 runs
r F. Kelly. ". d. Hickie and ! " Toome
paved Wen for the victors. while u q Humble
JUST reached double figures For the Wanderers
A Gum made top score while F. O Challenger
and j. Wood also hatted well. The score.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
PATERSON
TONKERS
EASY ucroRt FOR TEAM 3.

oia Rddstt Rsr.rty and James Rtdd.tt ala no, :.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
BROOKLYN LEADS PROVIDENCE

An all day game was PLAYED between the Brook
Iyh CIuo ana The local club OF Providence which
resulted in favor Of the former by n runs on tho
first innings
r or the BrookIyns. o. Smith made TOT score in
vac III 81 innings while A s Durrant contributed IL
=" Inc second attempt at the bat better results
were ootaIrsAd. A Brown scoring - and . Smith
and 4. Lowell Is each
For Providence. K. Fl. Shaw was the ONLY man
No make stand in the first innings with 90 In
the second innings only two wickets fell when
Ftumps were drawn. X. Kaye played well for 80
and J.. Coates for IS not out The score
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
FTNIsH ~ a sQrALL.

bir black squsll struck the feet soon after
hut although it rained for time. the fresh
hreeze helped them along 70 the finish. off
sarsh's Ledge. The Sybarita crossed the finish
Inc h-st al IS 05. The steam yacht Katrina
lost blade Of her propeller OF Sachem's Head
She was top-ed TO New-Londo1 by the COM
mitte= rug
ew-London Harbor shelters al least two
hundred yachts tonight There is reception
on shore and also on the flagship tonight, with
fireworks ana -he feet is Illuminated.
When rhe feet Of the New-Tork Yacht Club
lsaves Nevport on Thursday ot next week for
TIE eastward there wiz be four DAYS of racing
~ Newport for the new 30-footer class Of the
club, 70 be given under the auspices OF the
Newport Yacht Racing Association, for which
rvo cups VIII be offered esch day. Two Of the
rsoss VIII be outside and two in the bay. and
't is expected that there win be Ten boats TO
compete. Woodbury. Kane. c. L. F. Robinson
snd Max Agssstx were appointed q committee
% conduct the races and the programme will
bs announced in q day or two
II Is said tonight that Charles Lane Poor's
sioop Mira, whose corrected time Is hours IL
minutes zs seconds may be the winner OF the
Rear Commodors's Cup, and also that the We
mona, whose corrected tine is hours 45 min
htes, may be the winner Of the schooner cup
Il was learned from reliable source tonight
maj E A BoardmAn and DR.. John l. Bremen,
u Boston, the owners Of the sloop Manchester.
ne winner OF the seawanhalxa Cup have chal-
1s1ged u. II. Childs, the owner Of the sloop
More Trouble. of the Bensonhurst Yacht Club.
race or date and at a place to be decided
z The More Trouble was designed by c. D.
soWsr, OF New-York- She is this years cham
p'on n her class on Gravesend Bay. Her rating
y about g. while that OF the Manchester is
<Asi The latter can be transported by rail.
ou TIE More Trouble would have 70 sail 70
-tstsrn waters IL The race is TO be sailed there.
Tie summary OF the races follows:
~EN-YoRE YACHT CLUB So-FooT CIAAss-sTARr
Ga0FL- Ny
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
coNTesT OF oRPHAN ASYLUM sANps.

The management % Port Arthur. In PAINS Fir.-
works Amphitheatre. Manhattan Beach. Is making
an effort 10 have band contest during the com
Ing week OF the orphan asylum bands OF Greater
New York, beginning tomorrow IN. contests win
be Judged by well known band leaders who will
hear the bands without knowing which is play
ing II "a intended 20 give prizes 20 the leading
bands Tomorrow tIht. OF course. will he. chill
schools IL being made up 70 attend There will b
the usual funny features. Another Long Island
excursion viii be down Thursday 20 see ths nre
works.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
staten IsLANn. TEAM 4.
UNION COUNTY BEATS THlsrLEs.

Union County well rewarded for the Journey
10 Prospect Park yesterday where it defeated the
Thistles in an association championship match by
Il runs
r. r Goddard and Il. A. Gibson bov-led I'm M
usual good form for Union County. capturing 3
Tickets for Is runs and for Is. respectively. In
eating A. II. Gibson, r. G. Perkins and " W
Goddard were most successful
The feature Of the game. however was the bowl
ing or W. :. Patmore for the Thistles who in
addition to taking vlckets for % rms performed
~ IIe nat trick. W Anderson the only This
'e man 10 enter double figures. The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
NEWARK cRIcKETERs WIN.

The game played yesterday at WiIIismsbridge.
where Columbia oval had opponents the New
ark Cricket Club resulted victory for the lat
ter by Is runs, with two wickets TO spare.
:. Livingston. r F. Torrance and d. Livingston
played well for Newark, for p. Is not and 10.
respectively while in bowling D. p Bate TOOK three
wickets for runs and g Howse two for l.
For Columbia Oval the hest work was done by
A. f, r. WhitehOrR. with O. and r. Cobban. with
10 The totals: Columbia oval So Newark SO for
eight Wickets
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
vAwL Ia GUIANA WINS.

A match race of yawls was sailed yesterday after
noon over the Gravesend Bay Yacht Racing Asso-
cjatiou course under the auspices of the Marine
and Field Club.
J. H Ives's La Guiana, the smallest OF the trio
led ct the finish and won without the time allow
snrA she was entitled TO get G. c. Gillespie s
Gaviote was second. trife more than four min
utes behind. a.. = - =
race was also sailed at the same time BY the
two little sloops Delta and Alpha The former
won bv more than q minute. Her owner is l. J.
ATabN
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
BRooKLTN

Ffs-C1n LundgTsn, & Gin I've innings: on f.feHer
6in four innings Left basesChicago. 10; Brook
lvn. II Two hits-Lundgrsn, Lumley, Gessler
casey. Three-base hit-Shecltard Home run-IeVis Lewis
stolen hases--Chance 90. Batch %. Double plays
Tinker. Hoffman and Chance; MALAY ana tIessIsr-
Struck out-By Lundgren 1; by Pfeher. ?; BY StFck-
lett Bases on baIIs-or Iundgreu, !; or Pterer >;
off Stricklett s Wild pitches-Luudgren. /, Strtck-
lett / hit with bau-Chance Time-2:i5. Umpire
lar 6.R00
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
POLICE BEAT LETTER CARRIERS.

A picked team from the Police Department de-
feated nine of the NeW-York Letter Carriers At
the Polo Grounds yesterday by score Of IS 10
About twenty-five hundred friends of the players
gathered At the grounds. and much enthusiasm
vas shown Battam pitched for the policemen.
while Ryan acted in the same capacity for the let
ter carriers. The score
Police. ...-.--..-. o , q ; . KS
Ierre .--..--..-...
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
TIGHT SHOE GIVES TUBERCULOSIS
Wife Of Baltimore Bank President Afflicted
with Unusual Trouble
Ia rELEaRArH "a - rRIRrNE.I !

Baltimore, Aug. l2-Mrs Grace Mason. wife OF
Walter A. Mason. president of the Commercial and
Farmers National Bank il M with tuberculosis
of the bones Of the right foot that is attributed
to the rubbing OF tight shoe This was followed
by a blister the heel and then tuberculosis set
In. Several operations have been performed and
she Is reported 10 be improving. Mrs. Mason who
Is at her home AT Roland Park will be taken 70
Atlantic City next week Mrs. Mason before her
N merrSase Miss Grace Carter. Of Illinois
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
prrrsR1-RG. 6. PHILADELPHIA. 3.

Pittsburg Aug 12.-From the start Piainger was
easy for Pittsburg, and In the hfth inning four
hits and error gave the home team lead ina T.
could not be overcome. Brilliant plays by wagner
and Howard and Lynchs double play unasssted
by trapping pop fly were the features The score
r II p
r,,,..b,-- n o o Ks 10 =
pptJsdai6ebja q O-3 3
Fstertes-Tvuch and Gibson. Corridor. Pittinger and
Ahhort IrnDire-C Attendance. 5.055.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.

~ NewsFk-Nevsrk. !; Baltimore. 2.
A. Proyidence-Provi6enoe ?; Jersey Citv. first
gsmel Providence. 4. Jersey city, tsscond garnel
A. Toronto Toronto. &. Buffalo. 3
Al Montreal Montreal. g. Rochester. =
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
FORFEIT TO WEST INDIANS.

Team OF the West Indians were scheduled
10 play Essex County, Team B. in the assocfa-
tien series at Prospect Park. AS the latter for
feItsd the game. the West Indians played friendly
qams with the Orfentals. which they won by
* runs wfthey bowled In fine form for the
West Indians. capturing w1ekets for 10 runs
" Gibbons for 81 8. Sergeant and G Jarknnsn
aid the best batting for the winning team
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13

cub. at Shelter Island. this afternoon. @. NJ.
Tsoardmans GYPSY. sailed cleverly by Miss Lucas,
won with six points
In the mower boat race 9. NJ Boardmans
Katrina with four points. first. ]. A. Aspin-
wallis Snort second with three points and Thomas
W D9wson-S Peter third.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
r1nc1NNAr1- ,; BOSTON. q.

Cincinnati. Aug 12.-Abbaticcho's wild throw
gave Cincinnati one run and the other was secured
on hits only one Boston player reached third
base The score:
S9tn:,snz Cincinnati .,..-........ 30 s :
Walker and srhIei Wilhelm and Needham
Uurire-FAnslie. Attendance, All
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13
ESSEX COUNTY
DRAW AT VAN coRrLANpT.

At Van Cortlandt Park the match between Tonk-
and Paterson in the association series resulted
in draw, the rain preventing the game being
brought 4 close.
F q. Warburton and J. ". Hooper. with -
each, the only men to score double figures for
the Patersons.
S Low and A F. Smith bov7led well for YonkerS
the former taking wickets for and tho
latter for S. The score: