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New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
CANADIAN REG4TTI.
Uinmipcg FOur Beats Fast Ottd5ca
Crc1c IN intermediate.

St. Catharines Ontario. Aug. The closing day
Of the regatta of the Canadian Association of An
ateur Oarsmen was tho gala day. in spite of
keen southeast wind and rough course. The sur
prises of the day before were mild compared to
those of to-day Easily ten thousand saw the
races.
The Winnipeg four the intermediate. beat
ing out the fast four from ottawa. and followed
up the victory by defeating the Argonaut crew IN
the senior four
The junior four was great race At the finish
line less than three seconds separated the winners
from the second crew. ottawa had the sheltered
side but was pushed all the way by the crew from
Rat Portage and the Argouauts
The beauty Of the day was tho senior
single in which McCiee. of Toronto. and Feussel.
Of. Na.v- York. snesawed all :he way. Mctiee won
by less than two feet Feussel rowed in bor-
rowed boat as his own old not arriye
In the senior eights the ArgOnau.s led the De
trot all the distance and won by eight lengths.
Two records were broken. The Ottawa junior
four reduced the course records by seconds and
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

The Hghianders made good gain on the lead
ers Yesterday At American League Park where
they met the St. Louis team in "A double header
ahd took both contests by score of > to / and
to J.
y crowd OF $4,000 persons present and both
games Wero marked by brilliant play which called
forth much applause. 1t was the fourth straight
victory over ST Louis for the home players and
the eleventh consecutive victory
me first game was = battle OF pitchers between
Chesbro and Sudhon, with the honors in favor of
IN" Iormef. Cheshro allowed only three scattered
hits One. however, a home run by Stone i'm
the ninth inning, which netted st. Louis the only
tally made A'
thesbro was extremely steady. falling to give q
base on balls. Sudhoff allowed four hits and one
base ON balls The fielding of Conroy ElberfeId
ana Williams was excellent. The effectiveness of
first '' ' '''0 a'
In the second game Orth and Petty were the
opposing pltcherFS and Orth put mp a fine exhibit
non until the final inning. when the visitors
score. 49, w 'ioiiS 'iie
the clever rally of the ST. Louis PLAYERS plaasad
Inc crowd nightly and there was great entbu-
SlaSn; hIeno|, the catcher OF the TIighIa nfIers
VINO mas been on the injured list for more than
lhree weeks, took part in the first contest The
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kR1NER Has CLOSE CALL.
Spectators at Talsburg Thought
Fenn Had Beaten Cham piop.
Ia TELEGRAPH 20 THE TRInUNE.


Newark. \. J.. Aug. 5.-kramcr the first
tional Cycling Association here Tonight the
VaiIsburg cycle track though most of the spec
tators said Fem had defeated the four-tme cham
pIon.
Root and John Bedell were the other starters in
tho final at half mile John BedeIl made
tempt at "A ruua way they entered the back
stretch. but Kramer caught him as they began the
last lap. Then Root tried to jump on the last turn
and Fem went after the Bostonian.
Fem had the lead the last turn. where
Kramer caught up with him The champion and
his last years team mate had great fight through
the straight. and Fem seemed to lead over the
line by = margin of an inch When the de
cision that Kramer had won was announced there
was A great uproar
Zanes won the three-quarterme amateur clev-
erlv and Rupprecht took the twO-mile handicap
from the 3o-yard mark. Fem won tho hve-mic
handicap from scratch finishing six lengths ahead
Of John RedeIl. the second man.
race with DussOt as partner slipped and feu ~
tho handicap and was rendered unconscious sum
maries
quarter race moycTl Non by fre% g TS,,s fi[15 i'm
ErooElyn; MgGrSt1 tSil ET2okyG T,2 6as4 se'o''
Ihree quarter race tamateurl Won ly Jai1tS
Newark second e. 4. sherwood Ne" YORK thir' I""e
1:4+4s -,,.......,,,, 80
5Ien ,rstni second: Tohn eieH Lyntrook, third f. r.
Root Boston fourth Time. l:0I y ,r. t r,,4
Two mile tbaudcap; anateufl Won hI .Il's-iS
f2npprecht r. v ", Newark 80 Yards T. Shsr"2G ,9
New York scratch second ''agfs aa f''""S' % w. w"
ISITe mile rsce han6cap; professonab-,Won by W =
o,f wArus Fedeil Ivnhrook sserstcnl. third Joseph
Tceer BIockIyn $50 yards>. fourth. Tine" ':i"'''
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
Ex-JUDGE OBJECTED TO HOUSE CAT.

Fv Iudge Wnii%m T. NcPbeterS wss th" plaintiT
YESTERDAY Is, an action before tsfjse <, ne ~ h~
'-lty court "f Mount vernon. 10 dspossess Nr an,I
Mrs Iobu D. Petit of No crq south Terrace-ave
Mount Ve-rco. Tho charge hrought against tRsfl
by Judge AtcPhetevs v,a tha; they Rad paid
their rent but ia reality y sad that hs objected
their ocrupstncy of tho house for the that
thCy kept pct house eat.
tho trial TO-DAY Mrs Petit present 90
testify that hsr landlord shook bis fist her and
told ser that she get rid cf her eat or he
would throw her out Mrs. Banks, who lives nsst
door present also 20 TESTIFY that Judge Nc
Phetcrs waraed her not - have bahy w the 0sf
The witnesses say that he claimed that dogs esf-
and ba heS breed disease. Fbe Witnesses said th4t
.tuire McPhefere refused 10 take the rent whe-
hey .endered II 10 him they would get rid
the cat .Judee McPhetsrs had evidently reconsid-
ered his deterrnfnafirn. fcr when the rent
derad him in by counsel for the tenants
he accepted II and agreed 10 discontinue the gSkI
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
HosoKEN REGATTA.

The seventh annual regatta Of the Hoboken Am
ateur Rowing Association was held yesterday over
the Csuttenburg course the Hudson River. Close
srisbee r,,,rl,ad the entire programme. More than
five thousand enthusiastic spectators or rowing
were present to Witness the races The summaries.
Junior single cis-NVon Joseph Thompson, Clifton
Isoaf C.iub- II Y Rreen WyanCl5e club. serund
" T DC witt Hudson club, third Time, 1:2i-
folr Won Hudson Boat Club. No J..
Io-eph Nonaheu: No. . George Kunz; No , X 4
yVefEIer. No l. j.. J. Doyle. CoXswain J. T. Ifopton
Metropoitan Rowing club. second: Valencia Boat CLUB
Nun I1ntor double gig-Cuf;or club. bow W !
Rount: stroke Joseph Thompson; Hudson Boat Gun
socip,l. Atlantic Foat third Time. 6:2S
sennr four barge-Vou hy Active Eoat Club. No l.
y Loeblor. No = j. SChnz: Ne. r A KOehler. No .,
r. KoehIer: coxwatn, George Iiteheorki Hudson Rost
3 'I". I'M gie-Uor nv MetrouoIit3r P7vvt7E "Iuh
- y ntul-' No . Sulger. 3 \. Feker. No Z.
Fei,e-. coyewaiu. Il Dunn nauUtless Boat Club.
Time. 6-53
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE STAINING

H'spnrG' Aug. 5.-New- York forfeited thc game
WI" f'ttsburg here to-day in the ninth inning
when tho score a tie. The cause Of tho trouble
was close decision at third base
fl'chey' tho first man up. made "A two-baggcr
""u "eHt 10 third on Gibsons bunt, Mathcwson
irving 10 catch him instead of Gibson.
ne instant Bausewine declared Ritchev safe the
whole New-York team surrounded him TO argue
AGAINST the decision. After long wrangle Bause
tba Mie eaied play The Giants refused to play and
me game was given to Pittsburg. o o.
,1aSe gave one hit in the seventh inning and
lIIte IN ine eighth allowing visitors the
score Philippe then went i'm and prevented fur
Iner run getting. Mathewson was hit freely at
proper times. ~ ' -
.. me batting Of Ritchey was one of the features
"r ] me game although he failed TO the plate
made hit. ~ 'o ' "
me attendance was 1888. the largest ever in FIX
poslton Park When the New-YorIIs refused to
pay the crowd hissed them and there was an in
lice. ~ ~ ~
The toughs outside the grounds tried to mob the
1Iaht When they camc out and only the quick
action of the police saved the NcH-York plavers
from violence The score
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

the Argonauts clipped . seconds of the junior
eghts time.
Intermediate fnuTs-N N1npeg Rowing No ulS' Nt'a"d
Rowing Club second Time. I 81
Junior eights-Argonsuts No. I, Toronto. nrst Srs
nauts No. 2 second Don Rowing Cub. toronto thrn'
Detroit Rowing club fourth. Time, 6;5l
intermediate doubles Toronto Rowing cum nrt arg
naut Rowing club second PENNSYLVANIA Boat club Ihia-
deIphia. third Time. T:STh.
Senior singles Mcee. Toronto. won: FcusSe Harlem
RCat cub NeYork. second; Dufeld Detroit Boat club
Detroit third Time. S:l3.
Junior fours-wou by Ottawa r. e. OTTAWA, ontario
Portage 2. g. Raj Portage. Ontario se'ohd' AIS'
nauts. Toronto third. Tine. I:23 =,
Intermediate sing1es-Won by Couson Hamilton = 30
Hamilton ontario Frech. Pennsylvania r. =, Phila
deIphia second: Sprinks. Toronto e G, Toronto oh
tario. third Time. S49'7. r.,.
Senior eights-Won by ArgonaatsS. Toronto pe'''"
second. Time. 6:iS
Senior fours-won by Winnipeg r. e; Argonauis Il
C. Toronto. second. Time I2++s tcourse rec'rdl'
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
KERRY MEMS GAMES.

G. Sheedy the star performer at tho annual
picnic and games of the Kerry Mems Association.
held az Suzer's Harlem River Park yesterday.
sheedy won the running broad jump ard the hop,
step and jump.
Broad jump-Wou hy J. sullivan. ~ #. in; g.
sheehy second 3ia In: J. Cr5nin r.
third.
Running hop. step and iump-Won by J. cronin Al IT.
10 in. g Sheeny, with ~ n. 10 in, second
Swinging ffty-six pound weigbt-Won by !, Collins
#. 2ls In: G. McNamlra "a r. So In. second;
I. SuIligau. : In. third
fIaIfrnfe run-Won by J. sullivan: & McNamirs.
second Time 22o
Quarter mic bows rare members only) Won
bv NJ eastman: u. BuskIey. second Time, i:2n
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
POLICE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
President Replies to Letter Telling OF HIS
Appointment 20 Honorary Office.

York an crganfza tiop recently formed In Tho de
tartmont TO prc-pots athletics. is IN receipt of
communication from Presiden Roosevelt, u sePlv
To action taErn by the association. ~ a roCsnt
meeting the association decided elect tbe Pres
dent an honorary president OF tho association.
Acting Secretary Barnes, Tor The President sent
the follow ing reply
Your letter OF the 2Ist UlJ., with inClosuTe. has
baen received and the contents noted Tho Pres
de1t thanks YOU, and through you the member Of
vour aeS0ciation, for the courtesy which hIVc
shown him. and which b. greatly appreciate.
The association tas managing director Harris
Idndsav Deputy Conruaissioner. John D. .fsck"y.
~ The 5tb Precinct. president. and MIcnooI J.
t'resan the veteran athlete. secretary and treas
uYsr
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
NEw-RocHELLE CRUISE.

Seventeen yachts started yesterday in the an
nuaI cruise of the New-R Rochelle Yacht club. They
are to he gone about ten days. making daily runs
from port port along the Sound. and as far East
as Newport if possible. The cruising fleet includes
tho following yachts: Commodore F. III. Waldorf s
Saracen J. NJ. Flctcher's FleetwirG, H. T. NoyeS =
SibvI s A. Coopers Teller J. r. IaWbdens Grace
IL G. v Marsaud's 10. .. NJ. tilrs Helen q. j.
!, Ricketts, Katherine. -. .. Wilson's Highball.
! II Jordau.s Betty. e. e. Hiscoes SPRAY, \. r.
BLACKS 1'heIena g. +. CiraubeTy's Firety, \. =.
Njann's Kishem;l. G. W. Noltz's KenpShi. l. u.
Huntington. ir S. Gauntlet. and \. j. HoScnthai's
r-ri ,.frl hin
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
PROSPECT PARK CRICKET.

The cricket game which was played between
combined team of members Of the Oriental and
World clubs and the West Indians was the only
match brought off Prospect Park yesterday.
THIS resulted n victory for the West Indians BY
52 runs. T. cobb. +. Kinds J. Grff1ths @ Nc
DermOn and II. : Alexander all played well for the
West Indians. while J. HOllingswOrth made top
score Of tho game for the Oriental and World
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
HARVARD OARsMAN ELoPEs.
Member of '06 Glass Crew Marries Wal
than WOman-Parents Forgive Them.
IN rELEGRArU - TIVE TRlBrxf.. :

WsiJham. Mass. AUG. Another eIoprueut IN
Waftham society has Just become known IN
which athletic Harvard student. tweuty-rour.
years OH. ard young pianist Of twenty one
figure
William s. HAN Harvard o. a member of his
class crew. who l. astiuS irsCraucc sc@ut
durtug the summer. took Miss Marion Mitchell
aUgrter OF M. and Mrs Joseph r, Mitchell ~
Waltharl. with him Thursday Soc Eamb~i,Ise
They ma riefi by thr Rev charles A Sxfnu~r
FnSy returned To-day and wev~ forgiven hv The
parents. TioII win return e." college I'm S,uteuh~r
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
B0ER WAR HAS A WRESTLER.
Former South African Champion Offers a
Meet All Corners.

The management OF the Boer War spectacle ~
Brighton BeacI, announces the discovery of
wrestling prodigy among the Beers. and yes
terday said that wrestling bouts. catch-as-catch-
can or Greco- Roman. all comers, VIII be Of
the features Of the show wednesday Might.
f Thiednan is the wrestler. He neId rne cnsrsz
pionship OF South Africa for many years. In 1893
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

he the championship Of Italy while tour
to England. He was one Of The international
wreSteTs in the AHA mhra in London in 1895. and
distinction He defeated Tom Collins IN 1895
I'm London, and in the same year. while with
championship all He the first
man 10 appear in England with a lion vrest
ling mate
The challenge match will he held in arena cs
camp life.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
FIRST CANT
NEW SWIMMING RECORD.
B. B. Kieran Covers Quarter Mile in ) Min
utes % 1-5 Seconds. at Southport, Eng.

Southport. England. Aug. 5.-B. r. Kterau the
Australian amateur champion. in race here to-
day broke tie worlds quarter mile swimming rec
ord his time being minutes % Is seconds
Kieran who is nineteen years old. on June 26 last
at the inter university swimming meeting at the
Bath club London, covered COO yards in minutes
a 25 seconds. lowering the worlds record for the
distance.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
KNrckEReockeR YACHTS CRUISING.

The cruising Geet of tho Kniclerbockcr 1e"ht
club -nadc its rendezvous at SNa Ciifs yesterday.
and n two bells in the first watch last night
tbeve was meeting ~ tho captains board
,.,,r,,,o,ore Walter B Beams flagship the Paiute.
Tho feet viii start this morning ror III" Norvalk
Islands The first squadron rj7u viii he ON Mon
~ tn tho Thimble Islands the flect Tcua lining
there on TUESDAY ON "Wednesday they VIII sail
for New london and IN" following tlay for Shcj
IL Nd
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
WASHINGTON. .. CHIc,co

washington, Aug. 5-Washngton defeated Chi
caso to-day. 2 TO l. Walsh vas batted out of the
better. The score: 0
r,-.-..-.A II. E
Chicago .....-........0 0 q q d Z 4
Mcfarland umpire-O' Iaughin A+terdarce 6 94o anu
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
MOTOR RACING AT REVERE TRACK.

r,o~c Macs Aug An interesting forty mile
motor nacod race which run eff IN ten-mue
heats was Won tonight at tho Revere '!c" track
nv. Hugh Mclean. of chelsea In III" third hH,,t.
:tih Ivas inc deciding ono for first place, Mclean
met o,Iis Mcttllng of Jamaica Plain. ana d'eateH
him by half n lap In the fast timN OF l'tN '-'-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
BOSTON. &: CLEVELAND. 4.

Boston, Aug. Moore pitched pennant ball IN
the first half Of to-dsy's game hut u-eakepad
toward the close and was batted hard YoUng VAS
effective in all but two innings. The score:
Cleveland ...-........2 o % ia I
Rat;eries-Young Criger: Moore and Fens I'm
pire-Connolly. Attendance. 6.Gno
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
SNOW sUPERBAs UNDER.
Cincinnatis Beat Brooklyn by 10 to G.
Reds" Score Eight Runs in First.

Cincinnati Aug. 5.-Stricklett was compelled TO
retire before the first inning over. eight runs
being scored off him. Mitchell his successor Jared
hut little better, his wildness assisting the Ioca
team materially. HuggiHs scored five times. At
tendance, 1857. Score:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
New-ENeLANp LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Fail River Fall River. y: Taunton first game)
Fail River O. Taunton. second game.
At lynn Lynn. I; FaycrhI. o.
~ Now Bcdford-New Bedford, Il; Nashua, J..
At Lawrcn"c-6'oncord. 4, Lawrence, ..
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
PHILADELPHIA :. DETROIT

Philadelphia, Aug. 5.-KilIisn pitched pretty
game to-day. bmt errors were responsible for
Detroit's defeat. The score:
r. II. Z
Philadelphia .-.......2 Ks 2
Detrot ...-...--....-1 Ga &
batteries WaddeU and Schreck. KilIien and Warner
Jmrires-CoTnor and Mccarthy. Attendance. 1909
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA SHOOT.

Uakehcld Mass. Aug. 5.-The Cd Regiment to
DAY won the rife shoot ot the MaSSaehusft'F "'''''
= -. ~e.,,,d dav.s connection on tho state
-re winning total for the 40 SO Sfo and i''a yard
ranges was l. So The lst heavy artih"ry ana tns
stb Regiment were tied for second place with LOO
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
MANAGER BURKE RESIGNS.

- Iouis Aug Manage and Captain James
ta,rko n the St Louis National League baseball
team to-day formally rendered his resignation.
II was accepted. take effect when his successor
-, = .-,oi,fAd The reason for Burke's with
SIam SSaI Go disa grepmeut with tho owners of the
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS

~ Providence Providence, 4 Buffalo =
NJ Baltimore Baltimore. .: Toronto. O.
Az Newark Montreal. s. Newark. T.
Al jersey CitA-Jersey City, .; Rochester c.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

Earned runs Pittsbmg =; New-York .. Two base
hits-Teach, Ritchey, ,. Dahem. Sacrifice Brain.
Ritchey case. Bowernan. stolen Mercs. Dahien
Double pay-CIarke Wagner and Rchey. First base
on on balls OF Case of Philippe. !: off Msthewson, 2
Hit by pitched balih by Case Dahlen. Mathewson: by
PHILIPPE; Bowerman Struck outmhy Case !; by Phil
Msthewson Hits-oh ( n on Phil
lippe. in = innings Time. 1:50 Umprcs. Beusewine
Enslie.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Springfield FEolyoEe. f.: Springfield. >
~ New Haven New Haven 3 Meriden.
At Bridgeport bridgeport. q ofrst camel.
Hartford, %; Bridgeport. = 'second eame
At New London London.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
NEW RECORD FOR NICHOLS.

4 rev record Of Sc was made for the Hollywood
Gof cub course yesterday by Bernard NIehoHs
the club professional while Playing tae oes' o''
- - - ,bo ,,,or,tars The course Is 81 Yards
in length. and the former record was ~ in' '''u
was. "a
Out ......-.. = ~. 6-
n .................... . +"
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Itica-Ttica. =: 4 +. and C..
At Syracuse Syracuse. 8; Binshamton. o
At Scranton -WiIkesbarre. ,; Scranton /.
At Troy--AIbany. 9: Troy. ,.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
euooTING AT CREEDMooR.

,-roedmoor. Long Island, Aug. 5.-A light wind
,,,.s tho shooting easy in the State match to-day
The scores were In and OUT uhtl 'he SNr',''s"'
~ -,b Regin7ent pulled 0u, and hy =
i, If : The scores:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
SECOND GAME

W TaN' IIF-i -f1ToN. - iIIlams and Van
tnree- base hit tonroy. Sacrifice KeeIar
- ana Chase Stolen bases Eberfeld. Douehertv
Fuljz Double plavsK Koehler Wallace Gleason and
Jones " aace, Spencer and on hases-Nevv
YORK .: 81 Louis First base on baIs-Of Pelty /
Glrrssl IsSH OF errors New York, . Struck out-Rv
09rin :: by Petty. J. Wild pitches-Orth. l. PeItv !
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
CINCINNATI

Two oase hits Schlei Seymour.
Ter od~ell. Steinfeldt. Stolen eineidt Schei
HUgEins Double Plav-Malay. nd Pas
Struck ou-By Harper. ;: by strtcklett by Mitchell
Passed ball-RitteT Hts-On StrickIett. in z inning
of Mitchell IL in rs Innings Time. 1858. Umpire
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
Horses and Carriages.

EIoRSES BOARDED on FARM-Fiood pasture oe<s q
IL $40 and S12 per month. references
given. r. 4 SCHMIDT, FarrningdaIs, Long Islant-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
AMERICAN LEAG11

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Nev Ycrk. r: St Louis, /, Washington .: Chicago.
'frst gamel Philadelphia. :: Detroit.
New York g. -. Louis. = Boston, s; Cleveland {.
tsecopd game.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
NATIONAL " LEAGUE.
GIANTS Forfeit to Pirates in Ninth
Hob 1ttacis Team.
GAMES TO-DAY.

p, NATIONAL. LEAGUE
bbroHhINn al Cincinnati. Pbtsde,r,i. =. ., t.
boston at Chicago ""'V'P''d 81 " LOUIS
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
sr. louis LOSES Two mo- o1-AkERs

St. Louis. Aug. 5.-Philadelpha took two games
from St Louis to-day, winning both contests ssily
in one inning Manager Burke was injured in
collision "ith Titus in the first game and had to
retire. Arndt became i'll in the second game and
was succeeded by Thielman, The scores:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
FIRsT GAME

i"cp-oaSe hit--Wallace. Three base hit--f
HonlH tnn stone, Sacrifice hit Heeler. stolen base
Conroy Double playIones (unassstedp Lett on bases
tNeW l,Ts' =: 81 Louis, ) First base hall
Suah21, J. First base errors-New- York . struck
out-By Chesbro, ?, by SudhOff . Time %
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
AUTOMOBILE TRADE NOTES

NJ. r. Fuller. a member of the New-YOrk stock
Exchange. has become the owner of a 20-horss-
power Stevens Duryea touring
Senator ChaunCey NJ Depew and Henry CIeus
rode together Broadway last Thursday night in
a Martini motor ear.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
NeTTIE DIRECT sgATsN AT PARKWAY.

Nette Direct. the black for which James
Butler was said to have offered 81, 500. driven by
Wilson Reid beaten yesterday in a five heat
race at the Parkway Driving Club matinae- The
summaries
TROTTING-CIAASS A-MIIlE HEATS TO HARNrSS-
BEST IN 5-tiENTIaEMEN AMATEURS Up
Miss colgate Oh m. Wilson Reid. .-- .........f 4
Lord Belgrave. Blk Frank Jacobusi. 2
Mildred Wallace blk m ~. J. ArchbOIdl
Prince Walnut biz Nv hliam NJ. HalststIl-.--
Time. 2:2t n. 2:2I = 2:23<
PACTNG-CIAASS MILE HEATS To HARNESS
BEST IN 5-tiE,STIe eEMEV AMATEJ RS TO DRIVE
Monday Wilkes blk e WIN VI. HalstadJ. . I
Nettie Direct. blk Wilson Rein .----.
Judge Joseph. Ch. Edward a. Gausl..
Slick star. br g. William If StTaHg. trl. 6r
TROTTTNti Or PACTNtf-CL4ASS C--MrIIE HEATS To
HARNESS-BEST . IN 5-ANATETRS Up
Belle Hayes. br frank Jacobusl. -...------.I 1 1
Ttana hk. u. Cffordl
Sterling Belle. bT. tJohu ~. FpVyeFsf
Time. 230i-. 229lo. 2:29G-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
CHICAGO BEATS BOSTON TWICE

Chicago. Aug. 5.-Chcago easily defeated Boston
twice to-day batting Fraser safely fifteen times
for q. total OF twenty-five bases and hitting VIII
helm freely i'm the second game. Umpire JohnstOne
injured the close of tho first and was
unable TO work i'm the second. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
f. II. f..
Boston ..............0 . 0 o q % .
batteries Wicker and o'Neiu: Frazer and Moran.
Umrire-Johnstone. Attendance. 1000
SECOND GAME.
P H. 2,
Chicago ............3 - II I
Boston ..............O % o . o O-1 /
Batteries " elmer and Neu wilhelm and Moran
Umpres-I-undgren and Young. Attendance f27o0
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL
fEERTC1N LEAGUE.
HighldndcrS Take Brilliant Double.
Header from 81. Louis.
GAMES TODAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
No games scheduled.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
SECOND GAM

Philadelphia ........O o. II o
St Louis ............O o o o % ;
Batteries -Egan and Leahy; Duggleby and Abbott. I'm
pire--O Day Attendance, a5Uo
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
FIRST GAME.

r II Z
Philadelphia .-.-....0 o n-6 1
ST Louis ............0 o q o o o
Batteries Mcfarland and Grady; Sparks. and
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.....-... ss Total .........
BOWLING ANALYSIS.

Ru1s the fail OF each wicket
FIRST innings
.,,ei .sfol- .......... Is - az 50 g. IS 81 a.
1siropoiiisn League 10 % 2e q e6 GG II = n as
SECOND INNINGS.
s,ST7lss5ne .... % E0 50 50 i07 i0i 10 i39 ~
AsuopoItsr Lesf2e . SO 81 50 Gs 81 10 % o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-07
Gripenberg.

Sympathy, good people, for General Girl
penberg. who after brief experience in
the field in Manchuria is on his way home
under a cloud. He threw himself against
the Japanese with too much ardor, and his
force was all but wiped out. He was too
game for his weight. His mistake is easily
understood. He had but recently arrived
at the front from ST. Petersburg, was ia
mliar with the impatience felt in the draw
ing rooms and the clubs of the capital
with the slow coaches on the firing line,
and he desired to dc something. He seized
his first opportunity and sailed in to re-
deem Russia's lost prestige. But he went
the way of the previous Russian flesh. The
japanese received him with a warmth ap-
preaching affection, and devoured his bat
talions. He himself got back to camp, but
only to be displaced and ordered home.
His report to the grand dukes and the dan
dies upon his return should make good
reading. But there will Be the censor be-
tween it and the public.