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STANDING or THE CLUBs.
NEW YORK IN. L. !, 7; sT. LOUIS IN. L. D. /.

NEW YORK IN, L.. a. ST. LOUIS IN III.
ST. LOUIS. Aug 1.-THE New Yorks made
the ST. Louis Cardinals look like pygmies In
the opening game of the series to-day. Tay-
lor twired an excellent game for the visitors
while the support he received was Of gilt
edged variety. Thielman pitched for the
for foup innings he twirled a good article Of
ball but in the siyth he found the utmost
difficulty. in, finding the plate. ineinentally
York batsmen.. The game wac hopelessly
lost then even thugh the CardlI ais had sue
the first game playe d under tle new manager.
ii. Stanley Robson, and II 1t 10 an indication
OF what is to come the Cardinals Will soon
be the cellar champions
The New Yorks' agsressivene ss and eeet
base running were the features Of the day.
An amusing double steal was pulled Oh by
Dahlen and DevliE in the sixth while Thlel-
man held the ball When Jack woke
np to what the visitors we're doing pahlen
was across tho plate and Devlin was calmly
seated on second. The score:
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|ARKLIR7A IS DISQUALIFIED.
1OCkEY KNAPP FINED AND SET
fs DOWN ron ROUGH RIDING.
3assllns s,ik wins the Troy stakes -Caugh'
nswagA Beaten by Glenecho and
SsBsrna gteiie In the Handicap Cam
teen and Sc.uismIte Score Victories.

IA SARATOGA, Aux. ii.-Frank Farrell's Ark
,slirta. who was disqualified In stake race at
e Brighton Beach for fouliDg. met similar
fate At the han ds Of the stewards here to-day
after he had run second In the Troy selling
q Stakes, for two-year-olds. hve and half
5sfufIongs while Knapp. who rode Fnrrells
colt, went before the stewards with protest
y Of foul against the winner. NJ. n. Tichenor's
nustllng Silk, but Baird. who had the leg up
Eon Mufins. followed Knapp and accused
! him OF striking Mullins over the head with
) kis whip At the stretch turn, The result OF
IN was that Arklirta WAS disqualified and
Knapp was not only fined 500. but was also
suspended for six days. This decision gave
3 the place 10 r. 7. Wilson Jr 4 Adonis. who
was coupled with Nostromo and was backed
Ssdown 10 3 10 I. while third money went to tho
I. Asbury Stables Pythia. n is to shot.
Z Rtistling SILK. I to t. went 10 the front At the
q half mile pole and after slight Jostllng with
n Arklirta. she beat him length In drive
4 IN IN is. Arklirta WAS we'll played at
toll The Irishman. who was hot favorite.
could not get out Of his own way.
The interest In the handicap at a mile and
p quarter was conferred In the appearance
OF John Sanford's CaughnawaRa. who picked
up i29 pounds and was an odds on favorite.
The old campaigner ran game race. but the
tlsk imposed WAS too much for him and he
could do M better than finish third. = H..
Browns Glenecho. to whom CaugnnawaRa
gave nineteen pounds by the scale. was backed
made q runaway Of IL from the start. At
4 the end he was jus. breezinR, having two
and half lengths over the lightly weighted
lengths before the favorite' Bragg was a
head out Of the. money, The time was 2;os.
ID Fred Johnso1,s schllamite IS 70 fayorits
won the handicap for ali ages seven FUR
Blongs. rather easily by half a. length In
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NEW YORK "a. L. }. 2; CHICAGO A.L),1.
The influence Of Elberfeld WAS stamped
~ aS sss K xhssR
hauled the agile actors from chicago by q
Win tS o 1sd4 ne IN more sss
direct doinss the game was not oniy stamped
but embossed and ilnminsd 9Th Elberfs, nd
lie IL s snS s sph ka sn Sss ss
Wild throw Of his gave the Chlcasos their
only run. and a rasplns three-bagser Of his
f Hsro E Sd he en pe,rsve his blnnder En-
phatically did he turn what seemed danger
to mn ss Sres " s that sh sap Ysw yort
smooth %aas a wor 4au' drop ball made the New
was var only one man left on base. and only sever,
men reached base ip all In q majority OF
od ss SeT sGrk sns aoo od'
i FSss s.ssRSss o siS isss
problem Of dealing with men on bases faced
It with intelligence and superlatIve de1terity
with two exceptions. his support was excel
That the. New Yorks meant business and
we're on edge was shown az the start. when
%s%s In shs f and n wss
ShS VIZ ! sS S sSs Ssi e$s:s sssa
ana lnto tne llHfHlt8Dle DeyOuu. pTeen Cdine
sullivan led Oh with single. In the nth.
but was nipped BY a neat and foxy play
Tannehill tried to bunt. and Sullivan took
big lead Chase played well in for the
bunt leaving az base. 20 sullI s;, seemed
surnamed Williams, was attending to that;
He slipped behind Sullivan to first base and
subtle James. surnamed Mcclure. who was
In on the coup. tossed the ball down to Will
sss s9s h Rssh N shst
was the prettlest play Of the game.
Dougherty hit to right for base. New York's
first hit. He went TO second when Keller
went to first on four balls. Elberfeld drove
the ball straight and sharp over Tannehill's
head, and 1t Travelled 90 fast that Callahan
could not head 1t Of. 1t rolled tn the fence.
and Elberfeld tried for a home run. Gala
bu. Eiberfald looked to Be on The plate when
Sullivan touched him. Connolly, however,
said out. That was not the only decision Of
Connolly's that created dissa tisfaction. He
called q couple OF strikes on the Chioasos
that did not look to be within ba reach:
Davis was the first man up for the White
Sox In the ninth and hit safely to left. Gala
bali to Chase and doubled up Davis. Dona.
hue. nicknamed Jisgs. struck out. and the
Chicagos jig was up. The score:
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Baseball Notes.

Delma-YeS: two. One against st. Louis and
one against Chicago
Pitcher Rhoadcs OF the Clevelands has been
Suspended for three days for abusing Umpire
OLougiriln.
bil, Bradley. peerless third basemen. Is a batter
player than prophet His clairvoyant abilities
went astray the other day when lie opined that
the Blues would take three from the Philadep hias.
Still. he only missed II by two.
That garruious bunch of eight Pittsburgers who
were chased on the bench by umpiN KLEIN the
other Day have been nned SO apiece. II is prob
ABLE That one or two innocent ones suffered with
the guilty In this case OF chin music AZ SS0 a bar
but IL was no time TO Try TO make nice distinctions.
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GOLF GOSSIP.
Gardner and Cunningham Win Four Ball
Professional Match at Deal.

In the windup of the two days professional
golf tournament at Deal yesterday four ball
matches were in order. and in addition 10
the FIVE moneys three individual prizes were
hung up for the best eighteen hole scores
in the afternoon. Stewart Gardner Of Garden
City and Alec Cunningham OF Forest Hill
were teamed. and they led the field with a
best ball Of 1874,
Ideal conditions brought out large repre-
sentation OF the Deal colony. including a
liberal percentage Of the fair sex. As usual.
the gallery paid its respects TO the famous
open champion. Win Anderson and his part
ner, Willie Norton Andersons work was
again poor on the putting green's and az
Morton was ragged In spots there was nothing
doing from q low scoring standpoint, on
the tee and through Il the green; bowevsri
ninth holes are both more than 500 yards
in the ae hs seood ssS all but
George Low OF Baltusrol and his partner
Jack Mackie OF Roseville after an 80 in the
morning came back with a capital 20, good
enough to land second money. Donald
George Pearson and 4. q. Grifiths
Besides tho five best ball moneys. con-
sistinR Of 400. SIS. $50. S25 and $40 the, three
Individual prizes amounted to $50, and four
men tied for low score and divided the purse.
They were Gardner. Low. Griffths and Pear
,on, all making 81. This was several strokes
H. cher than any one expected. but nearly all
tn contestants had trouble on the greens.
The veteran Horace Rawlins and Herbert
strong, with 1850, got fifth money in the best
ball onpettion. The scores:
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Slated for Briggs in the eighth inning.
SssasSsdiSii dSgSsS3
Left on bases-ChlcaGo. IL: Brooklyn, L. Two
base hit.Lumley. Sacrifice .hits-Do6bs. Wicker.
King Stolen bases. Sheckard. Aaloney o..
Hiss-oa Briggs. =; on Wslmer, /. First base on
S BEL 81 Sr,sEs; & on weimsI /: on Jones.
9Su..ey Briggs, 3: by Jones, s. wild pitch-hHSss.
Passed ban-kling: UmpIre-klem. T1me-i h0uP
and II minutes. Attendance e.0OO
BOSTON IN. Ii. 4; CINCINNATI. l.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 1.-THE Reds could do nothing
with Fraser Al the critical points Of to days sare
and the Boston's won handily. The scare.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New Yorks Beat st. Louis without Muc0
lyns Lose In Chicago.

New Y0rks Beat st. Louis Witheut MUCH
Trouble Br0oklyns Lose in Chicago.
The New York Nationals began the last
series OF their present Western trip yester-
day by dsposing OF the Cardinals easily.
The Philadelphias fought the Pitteburrs
tooth and nail for twelve innings and lost
The Brooklyns we're a run short In Chicago.
and the Bostons, who are going pretty well.
defeated the Reds. There was one chtnes
in the standing, the Chicagos passing ths
Quakers The results:
New York, =: st. Louls, 1.
Chicago, 9: Brooklyn. =.
Boston, 4: Cincinnati. I.
P1ttsburg, 1: Philadelphia. D.
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'BatIed Tot Harper IN the ninth inning.
e eHs'Gn, q
Three base hit-Dolan. Sacrifice hits-Stein-
feldt Canncll. Stolen bascs-CorcoFan. 6teIn-
feldt. barry. Dolan. Kelley. Double plays--Cor.
coran, Higgins and Barry; Corcorsn and Higgins
on bals-On Fraser, 4; on Harper. D. Umpirs-
Emsllc Left on bases-Cincinnati, Q; Boston 4:
Time-i hour and IS minutes. Attendance-2,i00
PIrrsBuRo. 1: PHILADELPHIA IN. LJ.o
PITTsRURo, Aug. li.--One of the nost remark !.
able games In the history OF baseball WAS played
inning. Up until the twelfth not PittsburG player
had passed second base In that inning. hotsvver.
He stole second and continued to third on a wild
throw. from where he scored on Howard's hit. The
6COrc
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PHILADELPHIA.
Totals....8 ~ ~ Z
Totals. u IL n "a q
Cleveland .................l 0 o Ga
phllAdenhia q 4 !

f fs,isssIShia .:::::.:::, SasS9o-;
-, First base on error-Cleveland. Lett on bases
on Waddeil. I: OF Coakicy, /: OK joss, i. Struck
ou.-By WaddeII 0; BY Coakley, 2 by joss. I. Home
Sacrihce hit-Stoval. stolen bases-Bcmis, F1icI.
hartsel; Wild ,pitches-Coakley, 1: joss, /. UNI,
p,rcs ,O'Loughlin and Hurst. Time-2 hours.
Aucndance-7,AiS.
WARRINGTON. 4 sr. LOUIS "a. L.. l.--YIRsT GAME
WAsHIN1ToN, Aug. IA nnely contested strug
with very timely hitting on the part Of he Wash.
inEtons; and a very loosely played second game,
especially oy the home team. resulted In q division
OF Victories to-day. The scores
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
BANDING OF The cLuna.


First base on errorsProvldence, q Jersey '.Hty /.
Lett on bases-Proyidence. Q: jersey city, First
Poole, Q: by Clarkson. s. Two base hlt-Clemcnt.
sacriice hits.McFarland, Cassidy,, GARRISON.
By Poole, .: by Clarkson, 1. Wild pitch-tlarkson
Umpires -Egan and Moran. Time-2 hours
AT TORONTO,
Toronto. ...........o o o 90 ! i
Bilffalo .,..........0 0 O O q ! o o. 1
Ratteries-Muller and Sullivan; Yerkes and
McAlllster.
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WARRINGTON.


stone out. hit by batted ball
S u S?SS ! o. ..
base on bails-ol Howell. i. Struck outIBW
Townsend. 8; by Howell. o. Hit BY pi,o6sr-By
2 Two base hits Townsend. Hickman, stone
koeher. Gleason Huelsnan. Sacrifice hits--HIil'
Stahl Stolen basS-Townsend Double MAJ
Hickman, Cassidy and Stahi. Umpire connor.
Time-i hour and 80 minutes ''
ct. LOUIE "a. L. 6; WARRINGTON x-aHcoNn n ~,
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The winners were Corona, Katrina. yenons
Idlsr. Muriel. Yankee. Doris. Mira and
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New iOTK ....,.......0 o y
First base srror--New York, l; Chicago, 1.
Left on bases-New York. 1: Chicago. 4. First
base on balls-on orth, /; on White. ;. Struck
out-By orth. 7: By White. 2. Three base hit
Ortiz and Chase. Umplre-Connolly. Tme-l
hour and 90 minutes. Attendance-S.OO0.
BOSTON "a. L-.t. s; DkTkoIT, 2.
Boston, Aug. 1.-THE champions disposed Of
Detroit In a ragged game this afternoon. Two
bits and an error gave the locals the lead In the
second inning and they were never headed after
that. Burketts home run was tho only feature
Of the game. Parent had on day, one Of his
errors costing r,in. The score:
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First base on crros- Boston. DETROIT, g. Left
on Winter. L: of Jackson, 2. Struck out-By
Winter, 3; by jackson, 2. Home run-Burkett
Sacrifice hite-Freeman. Cnslaub. Parent, Nrln-
tyre, Criger. Stolen basc-Winter. Double plays
Cr,ser and Freeman: Parent and Freeman: O'irary
and Lindsay Wild pitch Winter. Vmpires-
Mccarthy and Sheridan. Time / hour and 30
minutes. Attendance. 1854
PHILADELPHIA "a. L.. 7: cLEvELSNp. O..
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. I.-Waddell was wild
10 day and retired In the SIXTH with the score
to In favor OF Cleveland, Coakey escaped
with only run. In tho eighth the Philad elphias
developed a batting streak and the visitors went
Into the air. enabling the locals TO four runs
The score
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PHILADELPHIA,


TWO OUT Whch winning run was made.
Pittsburg .....,.0 O O 0 o O II
Phiadephia.,.o O o O o o o q %
Sacrifice hts-Gicason. Kruger, Abbott stolen
bases Abbott. Wagner. Double plays-Howsrd
and Ritchey: Kruger and Bransncid. FIRST base
on balls-On Philippe, q on Sparks s. Struck
out-By Philippe. by Sparks, s. Time y hours
and Is mlnutcs Umpire--o'Day,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit In New York 1.-TWO games) Chicago IN
Philadelphia 80
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York In ST. Louis: Brooklyn In Chicago.
Philadelphia In Pftsburg: Boston In Cincinnati
KAsrERN LEAoUE.
Jerscy City In Proyidence Baltimore In Newark,
Buffalo In Toronto Rochester In Montreal.
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'Bye holes not played.
The mmary.

Championship, Scmlnnal..D u. z. Sawyer. Chicago,
beat A. L. white. HostOn. by up and / to play:
". c. Fowncs Pttsburg. beat W. ]. Travis Garden
city. by UP; 10 holes; Chandler Egan Chicago;
70 play: Harold Weber. Toledo, beat E. NJ. Bycrs,
Ptttsburg. by up and 2 10 play.
Semihnal-- Sawyer beat Fowncs by up; Egan
heat Weber BY up and 8 To play.
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Harness Races At Dover.

DOVER, n. H., Aug. 1.-THE 725 class pace for
the 81, 400 stake was stubborny contested 10 day
Granite State Park. The fAvorite. Argenot,
went badly and was distanccd In the second heat.
Summary;
=, a2s class, pacing: pune si,oo9
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st. LOUIS .

~; 4; ],
man. .; on Taylor 3 Struck oui-By Thsiman.
z: By Taylor; 8 Let, on bases,Ss; Lovf. .; Ney
IS minutes. 4tendance-2.0O0.
CHICAGO IN. L), 3: BRooKLYN. 2.
CHICAGO. Aug. n.--Slagle won to-day's
game for Chicago In the eighth inning. After
out. .Slagle then hit into center held and
sent In two men. WeimeI,. who pitched the
rapp.d foT two heaser but 1ss ave 81
two lucky stops. The score:
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Poukhkeeps,e Harness Meet Ends.

PoUoHK xKPsIE, N Y. Aug. 1.-THE summer
meeting AZ the Hudson River Driving Park closed
to day. Summaries:
2l7 class: pacing: purse $500
The Dptchess, Oh. m by Cataract (Nichols) IL I
King claire. b. Clancy Notwithstanding
h hi.ns TX psSh.S , Es:e Wsrnhv;
Tommy H.. ;, 2. Ware, tdis
Time-z:lsl4. 2:l5i4, 2lss4.
ais class: trottng purse $500:
SwaRo. b. g.. by Cecillisn (McBride)..........1 I
EinStress. b. m. 2 2
Frank r.. b. &. tHoweD 8 s
Surpaas, b. b. tMurphy) .......,.............3 dis
Truthful Chimes br. s. (Ham,in) ............4 dis
WatteTn, b. g. (Guon, Observation-Disclosures. dis
T1me-2l34 2l<I4, 2.l7A
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ELBERPELD'S hit wins GAME.
HIS THREE BAGGER SENDS HOME
NEW YORK'S ONLY RUNS.
white Sex Beaten BY . Score q 20
--Bostoas Down Detsoits and Phhs'
deIphias Overpower the Gevelands
Washlngtons and f8rowns Break Even

The New York Americans clinohed WIN
the ChIca eosaEaln yesterday and nosed them
out. The victory came In handy. 40 the bos-
tons won from Detroit. The Phiiadeipnihs
had a hard battle with the ClevelaDds and
beat the retroRrsdins Blues. and the wash
la gtobs and st. Louis Browns broke even on
o doubleheader. The results:
New York, =: Chicago. I.
Boston, 3: Detroit. ..
Philadelphia, :: Cleveland. o.
Washington 4: -. Louis. 1-F1rst Game.
st. Louis. D: Washington. 4-Second Game.
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GrifY,th. 81, 7e-i57 Ball and Nichols, 70. 7s-i67
Rawllns and Strong. II, s2-iSe; ]. Mackie and jolly
80, si-isl: PEBBLES and Sherwood. co. si-l6i
Anderson and Norton, 81. 8L-io2: Crosby and
O'toughin, 81, 82-ios: Hobcns and Ogilve, IS.
BO-iO1
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L.. 6; WARRINGTON. 4-sscoNp oAns.

St. Louis, ..'... 80 70 oooos
washington ,,......,.,.,.0 o o. ) O O %
Left on bases,,Washington. 3: st. Louis, q. Flint
base on balis-oG Paiten /: Oh SudhoT. / 8, nnN
o S ps,ten; 4 By Buchanan. 8 TWO base
Hickman and Cassidy: Koehier and T. Jonc.
umpiIc-copnoI. Tme-i hour and sS minutes.
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Games Scheduled for To-day

Al Des Moines-Des Moincs, 10: ST. Joseph. O.
AZ Oanaha-Omaha, 3: Sioux City, 4.
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Grand Circuit Races Postponed.

4 BUFFALO. Aug. 1.-THE Grand Circuit trotting
lDccs were postponed 10 day on account Of rain.
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The Egan and Weber match finished ut
the alx tenth green. and then the two armies
merged into q division and marched in solid
formation after the PittslarRer and the
Wheaton youth, who when a kid had been
caddie on this course There s no rule against
the golfer caddying for money II under ID
years-that IL. IL does not affect the amateur
standing Of such a player in after years. Re-
gnrding Sawyers amateur standing II Ia
fact that he played in profc ssional tourna-
played In the open amateur tournament at
Ohwentsa ia 1908 there was suppressed PRO
test At the suggestion Of President +. y.
Martin OF the Western Golf Association young
Sawyer did not participate in the match play
rounds. preferring to obtain ruling from the
In any other amateur event. Alan J.. Reid
presented SAVERS case to the U. $. g., A;
Committee which gave to him a clean bill
OF health. Sawyer beat Founes YIN the after
moan Tho rarda.
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Connecticut LeAeue

At New London-Hoyoke. 2; New London. .
u+inningO.
Al Bridreport.New Haven, q: Bridgeport, l..
Al NorWich-First game-Hartford, q: Norwich
2 second game Hartford, 1; Norwich, o.
Al Meridcn-Ftrst gamc-Springneld, 8: Mertden.
.. Second game-Sprng1eld. 1: Mcrdcn, 0.
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II Good start: won easily: Ravcna. hr. T., ,, by
4 plnord- Darmnld H.: owned by John Sanford.
4 trained by II. II. Hyner
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CHICAGO GOLFERS WIN.
sawyer and u. e. Esan 10 Meet in Amateur
Championship Final.

WHEATON. H., AUG. 1.-Two Chicago
youths, Daniel III ward Sawyer ofths Wheato .
Golf club and henry Chandler Esan Of the
Exmoor cub will play the final Tomorrow
for tho eleventh amateur championship OF
the United states Golf Association. The
two New Workers. last TO fade away, Travis
and HerreshoiY took their medicine Ike
stoics. Young IIerreshofT was AZ cheerful
IA any one could be under such circumstances.
while Travis was able IN Jest about his upset
Extraordinary. extraordinary. shouted
one Of dozen venders Of Chicago afternoon
papers an he thrust one into Travis's face.
IAN about der dom ~ OF Travis,
Take II away. boy" ordered Travis. i
know all the details about that
when he most needed il. on the, seyenteenth
In ). fownes recovering nom two poor shots
,Se green. Travis was sfi IL ths rough from bis
second, Fown% winning n (. They h'ivs ed
getting the drive out Of bounds. but winning
The 9Th r. by better abort game; f1T low e.
The lie was bad found the rough on hls second,
AZ even now. they halyed the s seven IN "a
needed .ss no that he Was one down at the
was content . be in me lead even by ho OLE,
hut Travis won the fifteenth In !. Fownes
missing n three foot put A ten foot put stole
took three puts on the seventeenth and the
Pittsburger won 1t in and evened the match
again. Neither was up In their thirds Tor
the eighteenth but FOwnes had had to pitch
from the rough while Travis had run up with
tho putter. q half 10 8 resulting On the
bunkered on his third. and Fowncs won in
o to I. for he oyerplayed his approach. The
match was the best Of the tournament as to
scores pach ha wing a IT, The cards were
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Egan and Herreehofr played din gdong
match to the turn. both being as often In the
every hole by one, long drive. At the turn
on the eleventh. one under par, made Egan
up, He made mess, Of both the four,
teenth and fifteenth. where, Herreshof had
and seventeenth, as II wac now time. for
spurt. Egan lay dead with the appr2iach from
The NATAL nv and l. The card WINS.
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Hudson River League.

Hudson River League.
At Hudson-Hudson. q; Paterson, o.
Al Kingston-Kingston, 9; POughkeepste. 4,
New York State League.
At Scranton First gsme-Scranton. q A. J. b G.,
o. Second game Scranton. !: a. j. d G, 0.
Other games postponed: wet grounds.
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Western LeA1u0

At Columbus Milp aukee 8: Columbus, 1,
Al Toledo-Toledo, Q: Kansas City, 1.
Al Louisville - Louisville, 8; st. Paul, l.
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Egan always had the better Of the iron plays
with Weber In tho afternoon. although both
were often In the rough on the drives. but
the better recoveries helped the amateur
champion often. Besides. Weber missed FIVE
little puts Egan won by up. The cards
Eqan ..............5 $50
Weber ...............s s q 90
Eusn.,.,,,,,.,...3 -l6-55
Weber,....,.....t S 100
MI uad
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Sawyer outdrove White, tho intercollegi ate
cha NIPPON, by twenty fve yards from every
tee going out. but the putting was not 40 good
as he needed three puts on Az many green's.
White made fine series Of recovery shots
had been putting better he would have had
the match virtually won going to the seventh.
instead Of being but up there. The card:
Whit. '',,,,,,,...., 5 "a
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Poor start won driving; King Rose, b: C., 5. by
Eng Eric-Princess Rose: owned nd trained hy G.
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k&ned. Ttnc. l:07 g.
FAIR start: won driving: Rustling SILK. b: T. 2. by
NNlrthful-Quvcr; owned BY NJ. II. Ttchchor:
Atraincd BY II. Mcdaniel.