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New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Philadelphia, July 4.-New-York and Phila-
delphia broke even I'm the two games played
here to-day. big holiday crowd the play
and both games interesting from end to
end. Philadelphia in the morning by
score of to o, while the Giants earned quick
revenge by taking the afternoon game by
score Of to g.
McGinnity and Sparks the opposing
pitchers in the second game and the Iron Man
was at his best The Giants won by timely hit
ting The batting of Browne was the feature
In his five chances at the bat he made four safe
hits. including a two and a three bagger.
In the morning game Suthoff outptched
Mathewson. The Quaker twirler allowed only
three scattered singles. bunt, a sacrifice and
single gave Philadelphia their first run in the
fourth inning, and Doolin's single followed by
wild throw by Devlin and Strangs tumble OF
Dooins low drive, give Philadelphia another
run In the eighth inning, while the Giants were
unable to get q man across the plate. The score
follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
ENGLISH FOOTBALL MEN COMING.
Crack Association Eleven Will Visit United
States and Canada.

All doubt about the visit of the Corinthian Asso-
ciation football tea moi England has neen as
PEELED by the arrival in New-York or G A. fafMei.
manager OF the famous eleven. The team VIII san
from Liverpool for Quebec on August 3, and arter
series Of games in the chief Canadian cities, VIII
play in Chicago. Detroit, 81. Louis f1ttsours
Philadelphia. New York and Boston. ., .,,
Mr. Parker has also been In comm municaticn win
the authorities at Harvard. and I, mas oeen pro,
posed that an intercollegiate team. made up OF
men from Harvard, Columbia and HaVertora meet
the visitors either In New-York or Cambridge
The Cortnthian eleven is the strongest amateur
team of association players ever got together;
Nearly all the players are varsity men, and the
eleven includes G. o. Smith, one OF the best and
most popular players in England The othsr men I
are Wreford- Brown, Rowlandson. Nossir, Tinnis'
Page Vickers. Morgan, owen Lowe, Curwen'
Corbet Harris Vassau. Foster and Bryant.
The New-York game has been arranged Tor sep
tenfber Is. 1t has not yet been oenniteiy decided
where the game will be held, but the secretary OF
the Metropolitan Association Football League Is
now considering the place
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
A TWENTY INNING GAME.

Boston, July 4-An records for lengthy hall
games In this city were broken this afternoon ube,
Philadelphia defeated Boston, to 2 after twenty
exciting innings. The previous record a Boston
Providence game, eighteen innings. had stood snc.
1878
tumble. hit by pitched ball, force ou, ard
two singles gave the visitors two runs and IT,
game In the final inning. Ferris gave the anes,
exhibition of Unfolding In this CITY for yeaTs
accepting thirteen chances. many OF them di fsc,It
out of fourteen. Youngs remarkable stsadinsss'
not giving base balls in the entire game Ne:
also a feature Waddells work was also wondsr,1I
after the first inning and four times in the sroa
when It looked like Boston runs. his pitchins hsd
the home team safely. AS'u
only batting feature Knight was knocked out by
being struck with pitched ball In the twept,oti
inning, and was, replaced by Monte Cross.
Philadelphia also won the morning game < N .
although the home team optbatted the visitors Il
hits 10 but lost because they punched two srror.
with pass and hit in the eighth inning The
scores follow:
Morning game u ~
Philadelphia .......0 o[s = q =
Batteres-Wadde and coakley; Tannehll and K.uy
Attendance. IL. .ee3, ~ eH''
Afternoon game u II II
Philadelphia % o o oO2OOOOOOOOOooooa ~ "a
Boston 100000 90 OOOooOOOoOoO-2 TX :
Batteries-Youns and criger; Waddel schreek I'm
Dires-MeCarthy and Kelly Attendance. II. .eso
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
RECORD CRICKET SCORE.
King. of Belmont Cricket Club, Puts
Together 315 Runs.

Philadelphia July Al Barton King, the well
known bowler, of the Belmont Cricket Club. this
city to-day broke the United States individual
record for the largest number of runs scored in
cricket match -,
with the exception of the intermisson for lunch
con- King was at bat from IL a. m. until b;p p M,
when he was caught out, and In that time he put
together 315 runs. The best previous performance
was made by A NJ. Wood. one OF Kings team
mates some years ago, when he scored rs runs
The Belmont eleven also broke the record Tor the
number of runs scored in match for the Halifax
Cup a trophy contested for each year by al the
cricket clubs in this vicinity. Belmont made oI2
, runs The former record was 500. Belmonts op-
ponent to-day was the Germantown eleven OF this
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05

Chicago July 4-Chicaso defeated St Louis twice
to-day by scores of II 10 and to 2 Chicago
found Nicholas easy in the afternoon game, and
nounded hin, safely thirteen times for total NJ
nineteen bases. Only three singles We're made of
Wicker.
ting sacrificing and good base running Egan
pitched a much better game than the score indi-
Gates The scores follow;
Afternoon game r.. H F.
Chicago. .......''.' x-u 1s o
Batteries-wicker and Killing; Nichols and zearfoss
Attendance. 11,0co
Morning game r. II Z.
ST. Louis ............ % ?
Battsries-Lnndsren and O'Neill; Egsn ana Zearfoss
4 Umpire-O'D Day.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
INDIANS VS.. INDIANS.
Visiting Cricketers from Boston Win from
Home Team.

A large crowd In attendance to witness tns
game between the West Indians team and tno
eleven of the Boston West Indians. at Prospscs
Park. two-inninss game was played, which re-
suited In a victory for the visitors by runs. vita
wickets 20 spare.
winners of W Isaacs. who captured vickets foS.
10 runs, In the nrst innings, and for = In the
second r. c. Josephs took for T. For the homo
team, H. Alexander took 8 for lS
r.. isaacs with 10 not out. proved the TOP scorer
for the visitors For the home team 3. Aheyne,
L. Boxili and j. Harvey made top scores. Fhe'
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
TWO GAMES FOR BROOKLYN.
The Superbas Wake Up and Help the Fans
Celebrate

The Superbas furnished a welcome surprise to
their followers yesterday, at Washington Park, by
winning two games from Boston. In spite of the
fact that the team is hopelessly beaten for the
pennant a big holiday crowd turned out to see the
games and II we'll repaid.
Boston was shut out In the morning game by a
score of 8 to o, and in the afternoon, in close.
well played game, the score was to 1 in favor of
Brooklyn.
A feature of the afternoon game McIntyre's
home run drive to centre field in the third inning.
With this hit he practically won his own game.
The follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
CINCINNATI LOSES TWO GAMES.

P.tttsburg. July 4.-Pittsburg defeated Cincinnati
twice here to-day by scores Of TO l and s TO 3
Pittsburg outplayed Cincinnati at every point in
the afternoon game Rain delayed the game thirty
minutes but before the storm came Cincinnati had
lost and Pittsburg scored five more runs in the
mud after the game continued
Pittsburg won the morning game In the first
inning when they hit Overall for four singles and
a triple netting five runs. Chech succeeded Over
ali in the next inning and did better. The scores
follow;
K. H. E
cyncinnat .........O o.
Rateries-Leever and cartsch; Overall Schei At
tendance TO- 10c.
MORNING GAME
pittsburp .........b o 3 x-s 10 n
Stncinnai ..........0 % !
Bstteries-Fiaherty and Peitz Overall Chech and
Phelps Attendance. es5o. Umpire -Bausewins.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
AFTERNOON GAME.
DETROIT WINS AND LOSES

Detroit July 4-Detrot was shut out In the af
ternoon game to-day by ST. Louis by a score of
II to o. but won the morning game by a score of
to / The home players lost the second game be-
cause of Morgan'S effective pitching, and their own
generally loose fielding. The game devoid OF
in the field. ~
Mastery pitching by Donovan almost shut out
st. Louis In the morning game. Detroit punched
three singles, and a double in the fifth. winning
the game. O'Leary's wonderful stop and throw
off Koehler in the eighth the fielding feature
of the game. The scores follow:
AFTERNOON GAME.
49, R. H. e
Detroit ..............0 o o %
Batteries-Morgan and sugden; Kitson and Doran At
tendance. 1900 Umpire -
MORNING GAME
Detroit ..............O ~ =
st. Louis. .............O o o o o o o o-i !
Bsttertes-Donovan and Doran: Petty and Roth At
tendance, 5000. -
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
TURNED OVER, REPAIRED AND LEADS.
In Spite of Accident in 24-Hour Auto"
Race Soules Likely to Win

Columbus. Ohio. July 4.-The machine driven by
George Soules to-day in the twenty-four hour
automobile at the Driving Park suddenly
swerved while whzzng along the backstretch
and into the fence. The machine tore up 100
feet of fence and then turned Soules was
scratched and bruised, but escaped serious injury.
Six experts after hours work repaired the au-
tomobile, and Charles Scules continued In the race
with IL. At 10 o'clock Soules was leading with ISL
miles 20 the credit of the machine.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
MORNING GAME.

'Gessler for not touching first base
. i l
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O 90
Two-base hits-Dohbs. Lewis. Home run-Dobbs. Sac
rihce hits-Han Ritter (9 stolen bases-Hall. Lumley.
Lewis, Malay Double plays-Gessler Malay; Lewis
Malay Gessler Left bases-Brookyn IL; Boston.
Z First base bais-On Eason. 4; OF Wilhelm. First
on Brooklyn, g. Boston, Struck out-Rv
Eason, /; by Wilhelm 3. Wild pitches-WiIheIm :
Time-2OO. Umpire-Johnstone. Attendance, 2OOO
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
KINGS COUNTY WINS.
Beats Brooklyn Cricketers by Forty-two
Runs at Prospect Park.

The game played at Prospect Park between the
Kings County and Brooklyn clubs resulted IN
victory for the former by AZ runs. In the nrst
iri,cs " Curtis obtained nine wickets for IL
rnnns For Kings County, while for Brooklyn j. H.
TattersaI took at low cost - 49,.
xtDgs County could score but 80 in the first
Innings but in the second attempt at the bat some
GOOD results were obtained j. ?. stuart, +. D.
Hahon and N Curtis all scoring In the us
For Brooklyn doubles were scored pS s =. Noroni'
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
SECOND GAME.

- Two base hits-Wliams, Jones CD Three base hits
IN @ 0pinN G5h M Mullen Ie Hayden Base hitsor Powell
o. IN six and half innings on Hughes innings
on ttef T. IN three innings Sacrifice hts-Wiams
SrHnth t1iu Cd. Stolen beses-Stahl (3. Mullen
Double play,-Yeager, Williams and Chase. Left on
oasesNew-h ork, 4; Washington .. on balls
ST 5%ghe7 OF Patten First base
Hughes CD Struck outBy Powell 1: by Grifrth 2; by
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
CRICKET ON MANY CREASES
Team A Beats Team b on Statcr1
Island Grounds.

Cricketers assembled in large numbers to wit.
ness the league championship contest yesterday
at Livingston between Teams A and 3 OF tns
Staten Island Cricket Glib This game resulted in
victory for Team A by 70 runs on the hrsr In
ningS.
IL a batsmans wicket. and large scores
were made by r. r. l. Steinthal and F. +. Kelly
for the winners and by A. @. Laurie for the losers
y: G; Humble, c. Dalton. G. H. Clarke, r. ID:
Killck, H Manley, s. T. O.. Cook r. w. r. Powell
and w. r. keenan, also oatted we'll
c. y. Boyd did some remarkable bowling. and
captured wickets at the low cost OF IL runs The
other bowlers to achieve success were Clarke and
Kelly and Powell and Keenan, The score
STATEN
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
LEADERS WIN ONE EACH

Cleveland, July 4-Cleveland and Chicago broke
even in to-days games. The afternoon game went
TO Cleveland by score of TO z and the morn
Ing game was won by Chicago, to q Altrock
was puzzle in the first game. while Hess was
MT nard ana received poor support In the sixth
inning, when Chicago scored six runs A running
catch by jackson, doubling Jones at first ba Sc
was the feature. ~
Moore outpitched Smith in the afternoon game
thus tying Chicago again for first place. The
scores follow:
AFTERNOON GAME.
Cleveland ............o 0 2 KS o 2
Chicago ......-...-...O o 0 o % s
Battertes-Moore and Bemis; Smith and Mcfarland
Umpre-Connoly. Attendance, II 1872
MORNING GAME
-,, R. H. E.
Cleveland ............1 % II
Umpre-COnnoly. Attendance, 156ia
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Observation-Disclosures q Scranton o.
Al Syrseuse-ssracuse 5; Binghamton 4 first game
sixteen innlngD; Syracuse g. Binghamton . (second
Eame).
At Goyersvile-utica 6: A. J. a c.. 2 (hrst game,
AT sacandasa Park-A. j. a c.. 81 Utica. / tsecond
camel.
At Aibany-Albany, S. Troy. lsscond game.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
AFTERNOON GAME.

Earned run-BroOklyn, I. Home run-McIntyre. Sac
rifce hits-Cannell and Malay. Stolen bases-Dolan.
(2). Malay 9 Double plays-Lumiey Gesser
Raymer and Tennsy Left on 6ases-Brookyn g. Boston,
errorz-Brooklyn, l. Struck Fraser,
2. by Mcintyre Passed bali-Bergen Time of game
81. Umpire-Johnstone. Attendance. 5000.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
FRENCH OFFICIALS INJURED.

fo,r ,,.ohl ferrsnd. July "A motocar carrying
o,csis Of The Automobile Club OF France was
ager on 80 IN IA : oitch to-day. NJ Achard the man.
s were slightly hurt '"'N'so' "''u '"'
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Sewark-Newark g. Jersey City. / first camel
Jersey CityNswark 8; Jersey City (second samsl
Buffalo Buffalo, d; Toronto. 2
At Rochester-Monresi 6; Rochester thrst gamel.
Rochester, 81 Montreal (second gamel.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4; Baltimore (nrst samel.
Providence. 4. Baltimore, tsecond gsmel.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05

Two base hit-Stah. Sacrifice hits-Keeer, Yea9er
.on d' neien % m @ stahl Stolen basesFHltz CO Ander
base on ballsOf Hughes First on errors-NewN
york z; Washington. Hit by pitched ball-By Cnesbro
i struck out-By Chesbro, 4; by Hughes . Time of
game. 1:S0 Umpires-o'Lo Loughlin and O'Connor At
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
AFTERNOON GAME.

Left basos-New- s. Phiadelphia, Z. Earned
rLns-New-York 8; Philadelphia, . Stolen bases
Mertes Dahlen. Browne. Two hits-BrOwne Mertes
Magee. Three base ht-Browne Sacrifice hits-Court-
Thomas, Mertes- Double play-Gleason and Brans
field: Struck out-By Sparks. g. by McGnnty. l. Base
balls-On Sparks. 3; of McGnnity, l. Hit by
pcher-BOwerman. Time. 800. Umpires-Kem and
Emslie.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
The Highlanders Take Double
Header Before Big CrorCd.
GAM ES TODAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington at New-York. St. Louis at Detroit.
Philadelphia Boston Chicago at Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
CONNECTICTr c. A
BEATEN IN THE FIRST GAME.
Oriental G. C. Beats World C. C. by ~ RUM
at Prospect Park.

In their hrst scheduled game since organised. n
month ago. the World Cricket Club suffered defear
at the hands Of the Oriental Cricket Club at Pros
pect Park by a. runs. This result due to the
good bowling OF W. Hutton who succeeded In
capturing seven wickets for 10 runs and the nne
work at the bat of c. Jackman j. Hennmfnzs anf
j. Charles also batted well. The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
MORNING GAME.


Left bases-New-York @; Philadelphia, D. Earnt
Philadelphia /. Stolen bases-Donlin, Stran
Gleason. Two base hits-Dahlen Bransfied. StruC
out-By SuthoH, .: by Matthewson t. Bases balls
OFF Suthof. 8; OF Matthewson l. Hit by pitched ball
5trang Time 1:40 Umpires-Emslie and Klein.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Giants Vim and Lose IN Philadelphia
in Holiday Games.
GAM ES TO-DAY.

NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Boston at Brooklyn. Pittsburg at Chicago.
New-York at Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
BERMUDA cRIcKETERs WIN.

Philadelphia July The Hamilton cricket
eleven, of Bermuda. to-day defeated the Frankfort
Cricket Club of this city. Frankfort scored total
Of 2sI runs for two innings while the visitors
made 2s3 for the loss OF only three wickets In the
second innings
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
BROOKLYN LOSES TO PROVIDENCE

tpx rELsoRArH TO THE rsfbtss1
Providence, r. l.. July Am easy victory Wa
xaned by the Providence Cricket Club in its inter
city game with the Brooklyn Cricket Club on the
nrst innings.
Rothery Saunders and Kaye did the best bat
ting for Providence. with respective scores OF
a. 81 not out. and 10 not out.
For the visitors. Foyer with - and A lyrrIl
with IA most successful. The totals: Ffovf-
deuce Cricket Club. l5S and wicket Brooklyn
Cricket Club. ~ and loo
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
FAST TR0TTING RACE.
Princess Pique Beats Grand Circuit
Horses at Empire Track.

Four thousand members and guests of the
New-York Driving Club saw the best trotting
race Of the season at the Empire track yester
day. Though nothing more than a blue ribbon
was at stake, the crowd cheered the contest
wildly though $4,000 was hung up on the
result The brought together James But
iers Direct View, 2:0Sk; Andrew Crawford's
Invader. 2:10; H C. Mapess jolly Bachelor.
2:1AA. and T. B. Leahy's Princess Pique. 2:21h.
All but the last well known winners in
the Grand Circuit and Princess Pique was the
Empire track last year.
After getting off ten lengths behind the others
in the first heat, Direct View closed the lead
ers until he was Tapped with Princess Pique and
Invader they rounded the bend for home. A
great finish followed. Invader died away at the
drawgate and the other two fought 1T out tooth
and nail. BY stroke of the whip in the last
stride Mr.. Butler reused his horse to a sudden
rally and Direct View poked his in front
just as they crossed the line amid wild applause.
In the two succeeding heats Princess Pique
proved to be too stout for the OF Direct.
which easily beaten at the finish each time
in 2:15A and 2:20
There was another exciting contest in the race
for PAGERS of Glass B. A tangled break at the
start cost Bessie Thompson about fifteen lengths
but when squared away she gained rapidly and
closed on Pansy Direct, her only competitor.
half way down the homestretch. The race to the
wire again brought the spectators to their feet.
After a hurricane finish Bessie Thompson won
by a neck double break cost her the second
heat but she won the third without making a
mistake and with much to spare.
Ortine, an old trotter whose best previous
performance-2:1S&-was made on July 4, 1895,
In race to wagon at Cleveland, surprised all
horsemen by turning the track in 2:1S14 yester-
day and defeating Stewart Barre's Bright Light.
The Driving Club will hold its next meeting
on Thursday, July Is. The summaries follow:
TROTTTNG-CI-ASS A
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05

Squadron penalized Il goal for a safety. 90.
Goals earned-Rockaway. Is; Squadron A, Allowed
by MISREPRESENTATION Lost by penalties-sauad-
ron A y for two safeties Net score-Rockaway. 10
SQUADRON A. 9Ih Referee-Albert Francke-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
NEw-YoRK cRICKErERs WIN.
Picked Team Of Connecticut c. A. Beaten ae
Bridgeport.
lsY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

tRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.I
Bridgeport. Conn. July 4-The picked cricket
eleven from the New-York Association defeated a
picked team from the Connecticut Cricket Associa-
tion the Seaside Park grounds this afternoon bN
the of IS to g. Summaries
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
NEw-YoRK C. A.

whssegrton, Paterson " J.; Runde q
coboan. Columbia Oval Clark 10
Adam, Brooklyn
slade, Brooklyn. GILL; Clark IL
Smith. Paterson. N j.. c Walker ark............
critchlow Yorkers Clark
Herbert. Brooklyn. Clark. o
Escabol. Columbia Oval. Walker.
Staw. Columbia Oval. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o
Dundas. Columbia Oval walmsiey. Walker
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05
CHICAGO TAKES TWO GAMES

Bsttertes-FlaherY ano reIlh overall Chech
Phelps. Attendance eaoo umpire-Bausewins.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-05

BatterIes-Aorsan and Sugden; kitson and Doran 4
tendance 400 Umpre-Sheridan.
MORNING GAME
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-16
CLUB SANDWiCEE

When you are in doubt what to have
for luncheon or for n late supper to which
you have invited friends surprise them
with some dainty club sandwiches. Many
persons think that this Wand cannot be
made at HON G, but with a little pains
and with the right sort of bread a home
made sandwich is quite Il good as those
made by an experienced hotel chef.
3" You must have freshly made and very
light wheat bread, cold boiled ham, cold
turkey or chicken. and some crisp let
tuce. These are the materials required.
Some persons use bacon instead of ham,
hut ham is much the better of the two.
Cut thin 81 ices from the breast Of the
turkey or chicken and lay them on a
plate ready for use. Get the lettuce leaves
ready for use and lay them on a plate
near at hand. Gut as many thin slices
from the boiled ham as are required and
lay them on the broiler. Cut the bread
in thin slices, first removing the entire
crust from the entire loaf You must
have a very sharp, thin bread knife.
Toashthe bread quickly a delicate brown
and put it where it will keep hot, but
not get dry, while You broil the ham
This must be done quickly, and as soon
~ it is done begin to put the sandwiches
together. Dip one side of each slice i
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-16
TEACHERS NATIONAL CON-
VENTION AT ASBURY PARK.

Probably the most widely known edu-
cational society is the National Educa-
tional Association which meets annually
at some one of the great cities or resorts.
The 1905 meeting will be held at Asbury
Park, one of the most famous summer
resorts Of the Atlantic Coast. The mem.
bership includes every ~wall-knoNn edu-
Gator Of national and International repu-
tation and it is needless to say that the
topics under discussion are timely and of
interest not only to the teacher but to thu
Iayman rs well. Asbury Park is a most
wide awake city aud has every accom-
mediation and convenience to success
fully entertain the delegates. The beach
at this point mas most excellent bathing
faci tiles. The environs without tqua
and hotels of sufficient size and number
to accommodate the vast assembledge OF
delegates.
The New Jersey Central is known far
and vide as the popular seaslore rout'
to the Jersey Shore Escorts and operates
roth an all rail route as well as the
famous Sandy Hook Route.
The accommodations offered By the
New jersey Central arc exceptional and
# you are into ested in the convention,
you should have the n. +. A. folder
which the New Jersey Central has just
Ssued. 1t is an illustrated descriptive
Ioider and is sent free to any address,
by c. NJ. Burt. G.. P. A. New Jersey
Central, New York City. Send us a
postal with your address and get one.
lO4l3 3-lG It.