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New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
L4WN TENNIS.
international Contests for DaUis
Trophy Begin This Week.

In all the history of lawn tennis the present week
assumes importance over all others. This is be-
cause Of the great international contests in which
Austria and Australasia-rneet in a preliminary
tournament TO decide the right to challenge Eng
land for the Dwight F. Davis International Chal-
lenge Cup
Letters just received from London indicate that
the interest In the meeting has assumed large pro-
portions IL is because of this interest that a
change may be made in the original plans. and all
or the matches played on the courts ar vr,.oh,.-
aoh INSTEAD OF playing the preliminary cos 80 -
ne queens 1Iub and the final and ,Ianee
niare s.a at wimbledon The latter field afforSs
ne americans will begin the series Saturdav
g2uy O. meeting the Belgium team c1mnosaS -
MN os norman and Willie Lemaire \ his series
on Tuesdsw Te on Monday, July 10. alI nished
~ ezsIlt or success the Americans viii then 1,as
W. W. rFencin1en. Max Deougis. NJ Vacberot NJ
so Gorth and NJ Ayme Thursday FridaW and
The hnstr,sny Sny 1s y and l5 Upon the same day
me australasia team, Walter Dunlon = YyiIS
ihg norman Brooks and H F. Parker "'lu-
me winning nations will come tOg her /, .ba
TiHi rf nlatohes Monday. Tuesday ana WednasdsI,
!?ulg :! -; Is and 1s Provided they win the rIsSSt
70 challenge the Americans will meet fb 's
team Hugh Lawrence Doherty Reginald = nehan
~, FRANK l. Riseley and s III Snoitb e. nohgIo tL
and 9h % frioay' saturday and Monday, July n 20
whatever success the American cborsnc,,.
team may gain will be shared by Miss Ma s,t;s
us cahlornia grl. the unbeaten national wononr
s+ta.tploh OF this country. The record of The
old Tra ~ ain,bonship. won by Miss Sutton at
only three games. WIN tue loss OF
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
COLLEGE BASEBALL.

The college baseball season is over and so far
as II is possible Yale has the undisputed cham
ponship. II is true that she did not meet Cornell
team with unquestioned right TO first rank
but Harvard and Princeton beat Cornell IN close
games, and Yale beat Harvard and Princeton In
the deciding game OF the season on Tuesday Yale
defeated Harvard in that decisive way which leaves
little room for doubt 70 the best all round team
II is said that the Cambridge undergraduates were
dissatisfied that the captain and manager should
have agreed 10 Yales proposal to let one game
settle the series after the eleven-inning tie at
Cambridge. Harvard agreed. however. TO the plan
because il was felt il would be to the advantage
OF the team. and il is too late for recrimina-
ton when IL turned out badly. Harvard had a
strong team this and successful season
up TO the end. II played sometimes brilliantly al
ways reliably. until the last deciding game when
In Yale II met its master. The Yale team is de-
serving OF more than usual credit. With a nine
that in The early season gave promise OF but little
strength, the men worked with that untiring effort
and Characteristic spirit which I'm the end brought
honor 10 themselves, glory TO the university and
success 10 both AS far as can be judged in a COM
paFlson OF scores and general conditions the first
ten teams may be ranked as follows: Yale. Har-
Eard, Princeton, Cornell Dartmouth, Amherst
Brown. Holy Cross Columbia and Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
DEAL GOLF CLUB SCHEDULE.

The Deal Golf Club announces the following
schedule OF events:
Monday. July (morHins,-PIay-oH Of sight IN n
0epeiiaehce Day handlcaP tournament. eighteen hoS
match play. AfternOOnSeni fnls OF Independents Day
handicap tournament.
Tuesday. July Finals Independence Day handicap
tournament, thiFty-sfx holes Glasses
dicap open 10 members all day eighteen holes. medal
play. cups for best ner Afternoon ChalsIss
base to be distributed by the umpire G.. Young
Saturday, July S--kckeTs' handicap. eighteen holes.
open TO members all day, medal play; cup for
Saturday, July I5-Team match. married sinsls
cup tor each winner.
Saturday, July 22-Invation team match. Class and
ClaSS B handicap. members all eighteen
holes. medal play; cups for
Saturday, July 24-Invitat!on four hal
foursome handicap open u members al day. eighteen
holes; cups winners
saturday. August 3-Invitaton match. four tal
eighteen holes. cups to winners.
Friday. August 11Profess.onaI tourney continuing
Saturday
Saturday, August i9-Classcs A and B hand.,ap orsa
70 club members all day eighteen holes medal play
for best net scores
Thursday August 24-AnnuaI invitation tournsm-nt
OF Deal Golf Club, continuing Friday and Saturday
Qualifying round Os club championship sixteen quail
fy. eighteen holes. AfternOOn-Pay- Of
IN club championship. eighteen holes.
Monday September : labor Day. mOrling)-Semi-
finals OF club championship eighteen holes Afternoon
Finals OF club championship. holes: bal
eighteen holes: 70 winners
Saturday. September Glass A class club
handicap. club members all day. eighteen
medal play; cups for best net
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
PROFESSIONAL BAsEBALL.

The Giants have been winning game after game
since their return from the Western trip with a.
consistency that has brought JOY TO the fans" II
IS true they lost one game TO the dispairing
SUperbas. but IL could be spared and perhaps It
brought some hope across the bridge As IL hap
pens. the two teams first and last with the
games won and lost practically reversed. New
York has won forty-eght and lost nineteen. Brook
iyn has won eighteen and lost forty-eight Phila-
delphia held second place from Pittsburg In the
National League after Saturdays games by the
narrow margin OF three points and Chicago and
Cincinnati are near enough TO make the fight for
second honors close anG interesting one The
IL any chance 20 displece the champions and ST
Louis. Boston ana Brooklyn far behind
that they are not deserving OF any further con-
siderauon. In the American League. Cleveland
and Chicago were tied yesterday for first place
with Phiadelphia right at their heels. closer
prettier fight has rarely been seen. but there Is
disappointment that the Highlanders are not
struggling IN the van, where il hoped and
thought they would be this. More than 200
points behind, hope has almost gone agiimmering
bat il viii not do 10 entirely despair The
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
PLENTY OF GOLD.

rue iatest reports or the gold output In the Rand
warrant the expectation that the aggregate for the
current calendar year will exceed sI00 900 Ooo as
compared with about sso.GO0O0o In 1904 The AnriI
yield is put at S6lO.ooo the largest for any month
since SIN oepteInber 1899 Just before the beginning of
the boer war Indeed. IL Is very far below no
maximum monthly output, which was that for
srususl, YISs,ooZoVo The rehabilitation of the
ITansvaal industries since the war has not been
quite as rapid as was expected. but II now as
sureu by the end of the present year 1e Rand
NIL nave & become once more The greatest sod pro
uucing held In the world. Meanwhile there Is eIsrr
prospect OF considerable Increases in the gold prod
uct OF both the United States and Australia
sulelent perhaps 70 carry the worlds product for
lspo above $4,000 90. Indeed. strange as il NAV
seem 10 the thoughtiess. IL is coming 10 be aues-
ton whetner IN the next decade the world IL NOT
likely to nave too large addition to It's gold sun
pV Tor the pest interests OF business The
Tor gold which Mr.. Bryan falsely predicted would
nave been bad OF course; glut OF gold might he
even worse.-lPTQYldence Journal sN W
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
AUTO" RACES BEGIN TODAY
Two-Day Meet at Morris Park Promises Coed
Sport-Some Entries.

The American Automobile Association begins its
two day championship at Morris Park to-
day. first class programme has been arrangee
for to-day and will be followed by an equally at
tractive tomorrow
Nine OF the most powerful racIn~ ears I'm this
country VIII be pioted in competition for the DR..
Ihomas sl,"e trophy and the other prizes offered.
The profits of the meet will be used by the asso-
alton In the establishment OF a touring bureau
More hish powered ears will be seen in competI-
uon than AT any previous meeting held IN This
country They Will range from 22 to l20 horsepower
lhc chlef race OF the meeting will be for rhs
Dr. Thomas trophy. offered for competitlop he
tween the Automobile Club of America and the
Chicaso Automobile club. The FIRST heat will Ne
run this AFTERNOON and the second heat morrow
LSuis ChsEFeiet, the new champion and Walter
aoon Msmoss ssanst pay the VII defend The hs
which Will include Webb Jay. drivins Waits
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
ADVERTISERS TO PLAY GOLF.
Tournament Of American Association a.
Euclid Links on July IS, 19 and 60

The tournament Of the American Golf Assoess-
tion OF Advertising Interests is 10 be held tas
golf Of the Euclid Club. Cleveland. July IS
IS and 20.
The prizes and order of playing are 50 arranged
that every one, whether crack ur a duffef. /.
chance 10 win trophy from players in his own
class, So many prizes have been contributed that
player out of every four CT the ninety * WIN
qualify will win prize, ana in addition those
who qualify in the first sixteen will each receive =
handsome medal The handicap tOuTnaHent Wul
provide consolation for these NhO fall by the way
side In the regular match piay+
There viii be handicaps Every viii p1y
scratch The best ninety-six scores will qualify
and. after the round, those qualifying will be a.
vided into six divisions or sixteens. The siNtesa
best scores viii go into The first division, the next
sixteen into the second division, and on Under
this arrangement every player VIII meet IN tho
match play players OF HIS own class
So that every player will have something % play
for those who do not qualify in any OF the sxteen
will play 1S-hOle handicap tournament on
Wednesday. between the hours of 11-30 and 2-So,
for two prizes-a best gross and best net
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
AUToMoBILING.

The contest for the Bennett trophy viii be run
on wednesday. in France, with five countries COM
peting France Germany, England. Italy, and the
United States. The is through noun
famous country, which is thnly populated. AT the
highest point 1t is $3.50 feet above sea level On
the day OF the race the course will be absolutely
closed except to members of the sports committee
OF the Automobile Club of France and the work
men and repair for the cars. During the run
ming Of the race the roads will be guarded by 800
soldiers and 800 gendarmes. Universal satisfac-
ton was expressed in automobile circles last week
over the news from abroad that the two ohorse-
power Pope-Toledo racing machines sent TO repre-
America IN the James Gordon Bennett Cup
race had passed all the tests required and had
been approved by Clarence Gray Dinsmore, the
representative in France of the Automobile Club
OF America. Judging from the letters of II. II.
Lyte and Charles Dngley the drivers of the cars,
and the result OF the French elimination trials over
the cup course. when of the high powered
finished among the first two, il is believed that
cars with flexible motors and capable of the speed
of sixty to seventy miles hour will stand the
best chance of winning. Judging from entries
already received, there should be more than 100
starters in the Gldden automobile touring
scheduled to start from New-York on July IL
Prominent owners and manufacturers have en-
tered OF various types. and aside from the ho-
day aspect OF the affair the results obtained are
certain 20 benefit the industry and do great deal
toward educating the buying public. The cond-
tons require that owners must either drive their
occupy a seat In them, which will
tend TO Increase the interest in the competition.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
NASSAU COUNTRY CLUB MATCHES.

The Nassau Country Club makes the following
announcement Of golf competitions:
F. B. Fiske presents a cup, TO be played for under
the following conditions. Fer the COM
menCing July and ending November I. best net
score, eighteen holes. medal play, handicap handi
cap limited to eighteen strokes, the winner OF the
Presidents Cup only to be ineligible
John R. Maxwell 1r.. presents cup. to be played
for during July, under similar conditions to thNsc
attached to the Tappan and Tiffany cups The con
teStants wilLuae fy before Friday. July H. At
medal play handicap. The first round. match play.
handicap, must be played prior 10 July - Tho
second round to be played prior to July % Ths
senli-finalS must be PLAYED prior to August and
the finals August ). Other events are,
Monday, JULY 3-Nixed foulsomes.
Tuesday. july Monthly handicap. Glasses A and B.
approaching and putting contest
Saturday. July s-Eighteen holes medal play. Scratch
each clubs only be selected hy
himself.
Saturday. July 15-Eshteen holes. handicap. asainss
Saturday. July % 29-Eighteen holes medal par
handicap; sweepstakes. two ball entry.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
RACE IN JAMAICA BAY.
Light Southerly Breeze for Second Series of
Yacht Racing Association.

On account of the light southerly breeze yester-
day on Jamaica Bay, the start of the second Of
the July races of the Jamaica Bay Yacht Racing
Association was postponed until p.
Seven classes filled. and the proved an inter-
esting one with some close work on both the eight
and the twelve mile courses In Glass c. for sloops
twenty 10 thirty feet racing length. Kismet was
the winner. defeating Baby Roger by 25l
Psyche won in Glass Z. for open sloops She had
a saiover. In the twenty-five foot cabin sOop
tildss Ariel won, beating Lizzie Green by 2S3S In
Ge open cat class Boozie, of the Old Mill Yacht
719. ''A'iiIe d OS
. In the race for launches Saturday Night won bv
%. ana IN the handicap launch race FlOrodora
OF the Old Mill Yacht Club. won She defeated
Tene eLee, OF the Old Mill Yacht Club by min
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
HANDICAPPING AUTOS"

1t IS generally admitted that the future of auto
mobile racing rests very largely on proper handi-
Gaping. and considerable along these
lines obtained at the last meet of the Morris
Park track, when the allotments made by S.
A Miles. once the bicycle handicapper of Illinois;
A q. Batchelder. who held similar position in
New-York and John c. Wetmore, who has always
done the bicycle handicapping in New-Jersey.
Their work supplied of the greatest races ever
seen in automobiling and proved that the proper
way OF handicapping automobiles is by their past
performances or speed. and not by horsepower or
weight A demand is being made that the Ameri-
can Automobile Association appoint some one to
serve as Handicapped for the events at the vari-
Gus track meets throughout the country.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
CHICAGO WINS TWO GAMES

st. Louis July 2.-Chcago took two games from
ST Louis to-day, terrific rainstorm stopping the
second contest after five innings ReuIbach again
ttlnmphed over Taylor in the first game principally
through the latters wdness Briggs held ST Louis
saFe at all times in the second game The score:
FIRST game; II. E
Chicago .......-......0 o 2-7 .
ST. Louis. .............0 o. 2
Batteries-Reulbach o'Nen Taylor and Zearfoss
Second (game called; rain): r II
Chicago .............. n = n
'N LOUIS 90
batteries-Brggs and Killing: Mcfarland and Zearfoss
Cmpire-O' Day Attendance / 200
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
CINCINNATI. 4; PITrsBURG /

Cincinnati. July 2.-Errors behind Phillippi lost
the game for Pittsburg to-day. The three runs
scored by Cincinnati in the fifth were the result
OF three mlsplays. Catcher Gibson late of Mon
ueal' mace ms debut with Pittsburg and did fairly
score follows: '"'' AHo
cipct,pa.; r. H. z.
flt'sourg --.....-.....0 o o o 0-f S S
1rt t,at.erleS-Ewng and Phelps; Phillippi and Gibson
C"pHes-bausewlne and KLEIN Attendance 900
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
CLEVELAND. 8; ST. LOUIS. 2

st. Louis. July 2-Cleveland won from St Louis
this afternoon by score OF to 2. A second game
was called in the second half OF the fifth inning
with the score to 2. owing 10 rain. Howell pitched
a. fine game. but errors behind him proved costly
all three OF the Cleveland runs being The
score follows:
c,,- r. H Z.
Cleveland ............o 8 % 4 .
ST. Louis. ........-...1 0 o o o 0 % .
Batteries-Joss and Bemis Howell and Weaver I'm
pire-Sherdan, Attendance, 1.40o.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03

steam machine and Dan wurgs plotting a Reo
Tomorrow will be run the seconi heat 0f Ia
team race Chicago against New YORK. the middle
tionaI circuit championship. open 20 all at four
Iaps There will also be the Cracker Handicou
open to ALL at three laps. and record trials for an
classes.
The first race will be called at 2.S0 .. Ths
track can be reached via I'd and Cd ave. 81
trains 20 177th-st. and thence by trolley
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03

The fastest course in the country has been chosen
The list of prizes is inviting, and the entries are
coming In quickly TO A. B. Efer. No BIZ Reid
ave. Brooklyn. chairman of the racing committee.
An effort Will be made to make the race an an
nual affair on Long Island. similar 10 the Irving
ton Millhurn race in New-Jersey Valley Stream Is
reached direct by the Long Island Railroad or by
the Kings County elevated to East New-York.
thence by trolley to Valley Stream.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03


distress outside the Virginia Capes.
Ten yachts started In the at 10 a m. last
Thursday from the Brooklyn Yacht Club. Five
were competing for the challenge cup offered by tn.
club while five composed division for club boats
which raced in two classes. Racing for the trophy
were he yawls Tamerane and Lila and the sloops
Ronito, Mopsa and Gauntlet. In the other division
were the schooners Hayward and Sunshine the
yawi Gavota and the sloops Nomad and Charlotte
Competition for the challenge cup limited to
boats 10 feet over all or under. The yawl Lila
on scratch, while all the others received handicaps
The winner, the Tamerlane. had a handicap of IS
minutes SO seconds. Frank Maier the Tanner
erlane. and she flew the flag OF the New-R Rochelle
Yacht club. On board in the Mr. Maer
Thomas Fleming Day, J: S. F. Kerr, John Robin
son. Leonard Kent and John Johnson The winner
was built at NeW-ROchelle especially for this race
Inc condtlons governing the challenge cup stipu-
late that five of the six men allowed I'm the crews
OF the racers be amateurs. The boats in the club
classes carried regular crews and numerous guests
large party of Brooklyn Yacht Club members
sailed on the steamship Princess Anne last Satur-
aay 10 meet the yachts in Southern waters. All
ton Roads Yacht Club July 4.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
CHICAGO. !; DETROIT. o.

Chicago, July 2-Chicago shut out Detroit to-day
by a score of l TO 0. White pitched in fine form
difficult hand catch by Davis was the feat
ure The follows:
r. E
Detroit ............... o 0 0 o 0 o o o % q o
Batteries-white and sullivan Kiian Doran
Cmpre-Connoy. Attendance l7.T22.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
The schedule of play is as follows:
THE HIGHEST OFFICE.

The Foreigner-The Presidency. / believe is
the highest office within the gift of the Ameri-
can people is ii not?
The Native-No; the highest Office is the
weather signal station on Pixies Peak-lChicago
News
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
VALLEY STREAM ROAD RACE.

The Valley Stream twenty-five mile handicap
road race 10 he started at 10 a. IN. ON July A.
under the auspices OF the Century Road Club As
soeiRtion, Long Island division. will probably be a
record breaker in point Of number ot eontestaats
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
R0CKAWAY POLO DATES.
List of Tournaments To Be Played at Cedar
hurst

The Rockaway Hunting Club. of Cedarhurst
Long Island. announces the following vet of polo
cups. 10 be played for from July to IS:
independence Cups-Open to teams OF four No
member OF the team 10 exceed two goals PLAYERS
two goals or under are eligible. Players without
rating carry two goals.
Blizzard Cups-lndiyidudl prizes. Open TO teams
OF four, whose aggregate handicap does not exceed
sixteen goals No member of the team exceed
six goals.
Rockaway Hunting Club Cups-Indvidual prizes
open 10 teams of four under the existing handicap
Ladies Challenge Cup without handfcap)-Ope n
10 teams OF four: To be played for on the field of
the Rockaway Hunting Club. Cedarhurst Long
Island, once IN each year only, and on condition
that not less than three teams enter I'm compet-
uoD. All players must be members OF the club
which they represent. To become the property OF
the club winning IL three times. Four individual
prizes, 10 be added each year by the Rockaway
Hunting Club.
The schedule of play is follows:
p I1ssdssy ds July T. 4;So p m-BizzaFd Rockaway
"Wednesday July 6. 430 D. m.-Roekaway Hunting Club
cups Great Aeck dOJ vs.. Country Club Weschester
Thursday, July 9, $3.50 p. m-Rockaway Hunting Club
cups Bryn Mawr Qs) Rockaway First G26
Saturday, july 4:30 p. m-BlzzsTd cups Neck
(i0l Rocka xay Second u2.
Monday. July TO- T.. Blizzard Guns fnnaD: win
her OF July Tvs winner Of July
country Club Of westehestsr BTyn Mawr
cups: Squadron winner OF July 5.
Saturday July l5 43O p. m.-RockAway
cups; winner OF July vs.. winner OF July 13
Monday, July IL. $3.50 p. m-Iadies CHALLENGE
(hnaD: RoekaWay First VS. winner OF Juy u
Tuesday July Is 450 D. m.-Independence Cup dnaD; +;
Great Neck 80 ys Squadron A 49,.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03

At Troy Troy. S; A. ], & G.. l.
AT Albany-Albany. / Utica. O.
Al Syrac|se-Syracuse, q; Scranton, 2.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Slncnnatl Z; Pittsburg Chicago q ST. Louis (sec-
chicago, Z; ST. Louis first ond game).
game) - go
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Montreal-MOntreaI. 8; Rochester T.
At Providence-B Baltimore, s; Providence .
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAM ES TO-DAY,
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia az New-YOrk Cleveland at ST Louis
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03

Fifteen yachts. representing six Yacht c,rbs
started IN the ocean race Saturday at 3 d m
from Bristol R. l.. for the cup offered bv the
Bristol Yacht Club. The course is 10 Montaut
Point and return, distance of eighty-eight miles
ana II was expected that the yachts wo1fid FntsS
last night or early this morning ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03

The annual regatta Of the American Yacht r,,,,,
VIII De sailed over the usual courses on the sound
to-day The start is to be made at u o'clock from
a point on the clubhouse. at Milton Point The
nH du,loot yachts Yankee and MtneoIa are entered
usual interest va Ne VI Alne thah
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING

AMERICAN LEAGUE
ieaso l; Detroit, 0. Cleveland g. ST. Louis q
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAM ES TO-DAY.

NATIONAL, LEAGUE.
New-York at Philadelphia iCincinnat AZ P,ttsbrrx
Boston at Brooklyn.