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New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
CL0TH[ER BEATS BEHR.
UINS IN STRAIGHT SETS.
The Former Meets Wright for Ma
tioRGI La7on Tennis Title To-day.

Newport r. L. Aug 2S-Skilful racquet work
on the part of William ]. Clothier to-day re-
suited in his defeating Karl H. Behr. jr.. in
straight SETS With this victory Clothier be-
comes the challenger OF Beals C. Wright for
the national lawn tennis championship in the
singles.
The Philadelphia and former athlete and
football player of Harvard defeated the young
Yale captain on the courts of the Casino by
tho score of 6-2. Ga and CO II was match
in which Clothier displayed his knowledge of
the game and his court generalship. Twice be-
fore the towering Harvard veteran has had the
honors of the final within his grasp. once in
1903, when II. L. Doherty defeated him, and
two years ago, when HOlcombe Ward won from
him in the final and took the title by the default
of the Englishman To-day Clothler went in TO
win and he took no chances.
Behr, though defeated, is considered by many
as the best wielder of the racquet. His achieve
ment Of coming through five weeks Of con-
tinrCus tournament pIsy and in each gaining
the finals is without parallel for so young a
play.
gruelling match with Little Often as he
spurred himself on for a dash to the net his
nerves and muscles quivered so that instead Of
bringing off his shots with his accustomed ac-
curacy, the attempts proved futile. ClOthier
earned his victory. He was at all times coOllv
deliberate. Against any other game Behr might
Clothier held his own when BeHr pressed him
too closely. It was this manPuvring that wore
Behr down at the critical periods of the sets and
allowed the tall Harvard veteran 10 come off the
victor.
The conditions were perfect for the game.
There was enough sun to put the playing sur
face in its proper trim. and the breeze tempered
the warmth so that the day was not too hot for
a show of speed on the part of the men. Every
place Of vantage about the court was filed with
spectators, who found places to see the contest
before the match began so. therefore, the play
ers were not thrown off in making their strokes
by moving parasols and groups of late comers
1t was distinctly a tennis gallery Every good
shot was applauded for what il was worth, es-
pecially when Behr disguised his intentions
craftily several times and scored good shots un-
expectedly through Clothier's court
with the playing of the challenge match to-
morrow morning the twenty sixth annual
championship Will be brought to an end. The
marked Improvement in the form of Wright has
caused him to be again the favorite for the
honors, and he is expected to win his second
leg on the championship cup.
The match by strokes was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
GALLAVANTS SARANAC.
BEATS TIPTOE HANDILY.
Cadichon, Hearty Backed, Wins
Fifth Race from Covigan.

Saratoga, y. Y, Aug. 2s.-R. T. Wilson, jr's
6sallayant beat August Belmont's Tlptoe in a
two-horse race for the Saranac Handicap Of
$4,000 here to-day. II was a thousand pities that
the heavy track resulted IN the scratching Of
Tangle. winner Of the Great Republic Stakes,
end ,Tnqusitor among others. as the race. which
promised so well, was utterly spoiled. Gala
want. with Miller up favorite over TiptOe,
rs there seemed TO be a question whether the
Hastings hIly would go the distance. one mile
and furlong. Both liked the going. and the
race was interesting, as the outcome was in
doubt 10 the last fifty yards Tiptoe forced the
pace for mile and when Callavant challenged
ct the last furlong pole she fought on in gamest
ananner, as if loath TO oapitulate, and raced head
and head with him until well inside the last
sixteenth pole. where Gallavant drew away and
won handily by two lengths.
August Belmont got some consolation for the
defeat Of Tiptoe in the easy victory Of Rose
mount in a condition race for wo-year-oIds at
five and half furlongs and Glamor in the two
syear-old maiden race, which closed the days
sport. Rosemount was heavily played from
20 Is To 10 1O in spite of widely distributed
tip on Rio Grande. The Hastings colt went to
1he front on the far turn. and coming away.
won as he pleased. while Killaloe beat the good
thing length in hard drive for the place.
GIamor was also at odds-on in the last race, and
Efe MADE snow or ner'neld ana Won galloplnS
by ten lengths or more.
killing Of mean proportions made
on Cadichon in tho fifth race. at one mile. He
was quietly backed FROM 20 1 10 IL to 3 in
the face OF strong play on Corrigan. the IA
4orite. Most of the money was placed at 10 1,
as the bookInakers were quick 20 suspect trouble
and cut quickly Cadichon, well handled by
Sewell, raced Woodsaw and FustklIf into sub
mission at the turn for home and had enough
left 10 Withstand Corrigan, which closed reso-
luteIy the outside. and won by short head.
Sir Russell beat Sanfara after spirited drive
3n the fifth and won out for his new owner,
p. Gaylord while Neptunus got Up in the last
few strides IN the second race to beat Colonel
Bartlett head and incidentally win a good
sized wager for John a. Drake anG his friends.
Miller and Horner divided the Jockey honors,
each riding two winners. The stewards of the
meeting had T. Andersons Saladin examined
sfter the running Of the second race, the
horse showed signs of being under the infu-
ence Of a powerful stinulant He was fractions
and unruly at the post and did his best TO run
away from Kent The case was dismissed how
ever, as the veterinary reported that there were
signs Of DOPING
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

ST. Louis defeated the THighlanders in an inter
esting game at American League Park yesterday
by a score of 70 ].
The punching OF three hits in the sixth inning
won for the visitors. orth and Petty the op-
posing pitchers. were in fine FORM the FORMER
being almost invncible up 20 the sixth inning
when he was hammered for two singles anu a three-
bagger.
The Yankees only yum was scored IN the nTst
inning, when Conroy hit for two bases advanced
to third on Hoffman's bunt and scored when Elber-
field forced Hoffman. Griffith has purchased Louis
BrOekett. pitcher Of tho Buffalo Eastern League
club. He will not leave Buffalo until the end or
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
Notice of Summons.
UPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNT

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COyTITy-
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y, Mahan; Aeeline wins Mary =. Wins ssr.5 =
Rsbecca a Julien. Maria Davenport Tesrisi9s 49,
Bertinette Il. Blackler James II Csrre- (; sa't'
VAL, Xsans Ella H Lghrs % EvslyH Pratt Essa.
Garter. Mary r Quinn Wesley H Garter JossS :.
then heirs al law dsvsss and ana aa,s.s e ?. e ssa "
csTr ana sao Vas s 81, e. O. t4s ss %
whose names are g1kzon . The plainsil julia co1--
EOgsrs G. Nunn Ellw9od P 9lann; Janss T. EssSs1
ci ogS 5shl4liln % OHpnan' Thomas oinhant Essa5l
the late Hannah FinEaeJ o. the 1ass sSTsS S 49, % g
the late Elizabeth Hatfield OF ire Iate TI- h So,
and Of the late James T. Berthe hsFeinbe1-s rs-s
Summons To above Defendants aEs szss q
You s-e hereby summoned 70 answer the eourl.-. q
@ fnis acon a1d % seTye copy o. your answer %
Of this Summons exclusive o. the day O s0s L
Be taken agai1st You by dsfsult fsr the rser Sa-s.
Dated New Yors June l. 1895
sqs ad sad Pos,ocs IS q Adrsss s. ISeT5 s2.s s Ss
70 the defendants
William H. Bailey. Emma L Barnes Marian & U.s
Emma T. Lilibridgs julia Wilbur, jessie ?. Pilsr.Y
(scmetiues known Jessie T. NaTtinl Be-tns En1s-
Leila NJ 0Iahan. A1eline WINS. SlaTy r Ivins saah a.
FalkiuhJrgh. Henrietta Allison Deborah Hartman.
Rebecca Julien. Maria Davenpor Charles r. Garter
Henry +. Garter, Bertinetts n BackleT. James Car
Ter Eliza H. Luhrs. Edwin C. Carter. ana r hs bs dezs
then the heirs a. law devisees and grantees OF SAID "a
WfFl c Carter. who OF the la-e Josiah
grandson OF the late James EeEls. Er1s-
unknown the plaintiff Reu5auin Clirhant
Thomas oIiphant. E-anEliu. ;. OrPhant Eizs.6s,a =
PUnmeT and ell heirs, devisseS end grantees Of TIE "a
ndauts of the said late james BerJne Who o.
father the Hannah PinEney. o. the
Remsen. OF the Elizabeth Hatdeld. Jfz
A. Smith and Of the late jams T. Berthe te-s
before named whose names are unknown q the rt~
The foregoing summons i served upon you b. rr1rs
tion, pursuant 10 order OF the Hon James A Rs1-
chard Justice OF the Supreme Court OF the STATS G.
York dated July ~. 1905 and fled with t1G
paint ofice of the Clerk OF the County Os New
York the County Court House. IN the EoI1rEh c.
Manhattan. City snd County Os New York. G7 t1s ~
day Of July 1906
Dated New York. July . 1905.
Yours. &c.
WILLIAM O. CAMPBELL Attorney fof Fle-ntl', cf-
POstofce Address 50 Liberty Street BoTosa 9,
Manhattan New York, n Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
ALLEGED BUCKET SHOP MEN HELD
jackson Arraigned in Jersey City-other
Warrants Unserved.

Louis J. Jackson. of the firm OF Jackson Fish &.
CO.. doing business stock brokers' with offices in
the Lincoln Trust Company's Building in Jerse,.
City, was held I'm 5000 bail await the action ~
the Hudson County Grand Jury by Police Judge
Frank J. Higgins in the First Criminal Court. Jer-
sey City. yesterday.
The complaint against Jackson was made b,,
David Gibson. OF No. iS9 Garfield avenue. Long
Branch. and it alleges bucket shop practices Dob
son charges that Jackson owes him 81 500 margins
and profits and that his repeated requests for an
accounting were dsTegarded. Warrants were issued
no; only for the arrest OF Jackson. but also for
Louis \. Prince aud Edwin r. Pike. Jackson was
the only member cf the firm IN the once when Chief
OF Police Murphy made the raid on Saturday Ed
ward r. Graham. Of New oYTII City and John X
Dalton, OF No. 30 Grove street. Jersey City who
were employed as clerks in the Office, were taken
along as witnesses. They were paroled or their
own recognizances to appear when called.
II Is said that there several places in lower
Jersey City where business Of the bucket shop va
rietY Is conducted and which under police
espionage, and that more than few rounds up"
are likely to he made during the next few dave
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
MRS. oERINe LEADS WESTERN GOLFERS.

Chicago, Aug. &-0Iakng her second eighteen
holes in 81, Mrs. c. L. Dering. the present holder
If the wOmen's Western golf championship, led
the field at the close of the thirty-sx hole quail
flying round for the championship to-day with
total score of 1SS. Mrs Frank Anderson. of Hins-
dale. who led yesterdays play with score OF ss
was second at the end Of the qualifying round
with score of 1874 The eight who qualified for
the championship play and their scores were as
follows:
Mrs l. Dering. Midlothian. 1ss: Mrs Frank Auder-
Hinsiale, 1914; Miss Marion EdgeWater
Miss Elizabeth Young Calumet. 1876; Miss Lleweilyn La
Grange, le9; Miss Helner, Midlothian 200 Mrs w a
Aexander Exnoor 2J2; Miss Towner Exmoor 2O2: Mias
Frances Everett. Exmoor 2O2.
the pairlngs for ;o-morTows championship play
are Mrs. Derng Miss LeweHyn Miss Warren
VS.. Mrs. Alexander. Miss Helmer VS. Mrs Ander
sOn. Miss Young Miss Everett
The second eight prlayers qualified for the AS
sociation cup; the third eight for the Exmore cup
and the fourth eight for the Solace cup ~
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
JESSIE WAGNER WINS,
Her Fast Time the Feature at Park
7eag Driving Clubs Meet.

The Parkway Driving Club yesterday began a
four days trOtting meeting at half-mile track
at the Ocean Parkway and Kings Highway. Brook
lyn. The number OF entries i9a, or just double
that OF last year.
The racing was of such merit that great sport is
promised for the remaining days OF the meet. There
were three races carded, and In spite of the fact
that the fields in each overcrowded the track
badly the starting excellent and the finishes in
most Of the heats were sufficiently close to make
the races interesting.
The feature of the day was the contest for PAGERS
of the 235 class for a purse OF $500 The favorite
in the pools however, only second. Silver Barr
sold for $50 at the opening OF the betting. with
Jessie Wagner second choice at S12 Frank Powell
at sl0 and the field at S. Silver Barr justified his
hackers I'm the first by winning easily in 2415.
but after that Phillips handled Jessie Wagner so
successfully that she took the next three heats
ing easilyat the wire and cutting the times of the
last two heats down TO 2:1714, the fastest of the
afternoon
The other two races were won in straight heats
Miss Sheldon won the first the 2:35 class trOt
ting for purse OF 500. she being the favorite in
the pools at So against the field. OF the second
choices only Naughty Meddler and Victor got in
tho money. John X. finishing in the ruck. Miss
Colgate. the favorte in the pools at $40, against
Black Patchen. at s6 and the field at s., I'm the 2I7
trotting class for purse of $780, had little diff
Guilty in disposing her nearest competitors.
Henry G and Norval Red. The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

YorlS.-Tiburcio Bea. E5uardo NJ BeTdo and F-zr-
csca de Leon Belido- surviving partners Of The IN
Bea, BellidO Co. plaintiffs. against Andres E1-rsaH "a
Miguel Fernando otherwise known as JOss1E ~
Fernandez. defendants Summons.
To the above named DEFENDANTS and each &C them.
You hereby summoned to answer the complaint IN
this action and q copy O. answer r.
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty days after the svs
summons exclusive OF dav of service ard =
OF YOUR failure 10 appear judgment VII
be taken against you by default the relief demanded n
the complaint
Dated. the 25th dav Of June. 19od
OICOTT. MESTRE & GONZALEZ Attorneys fnT El5ll-
tins. once Post OI-e Address No g Broadway
Borough Of Manhattan, New York city.
To the above named defendant andres Fernandez:
The foregoing summons is served By pu9lca
tion, pursuant order OF Hon james A Eizrcti-t
Justice OF che Supreme count of the state Of New fe
dated the 2Td July. 1875 and fled with the c.
plant Office Of Clerk CT the County % N-~
YeTS at the County court House. in The Cly and Colay
OF New York, on the 24th day Of July 1903
Dated SeT York. July 24th. 1906
OICOTT. MESTF{E & GCNZAIsEE. ATTORNEYS for Fan
ttffs. Office and Ohice Address s. Eru11Usy
Borough OF Manhattan. Yorx
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
PARED DOWN HIS Arrro
Rich Philadelphian's H7ay Of Nqg,;r >
Machine Lighter
II TeIerrauh Il - rr,....r

Portland, Ne, Aug. 2S.-Kee Cals,,
wealthy Philadelphia jeweller. who ar-,~ss : 4
last Thursday in his big POpe-Tol.s- 1e's
car suddenly decided last nisht that e''. ~ :. 7g
were only two in his party, the ehauTs,-' .s ess
lighter machine. - r a
Accordingly, TO the utter amazomsn. =.
the aUtomobiiists here. he hired rnarFi-,,.. a..
orally to saw hts handsome So Jlsl ,,s.-.ss -
halves. The mechanics worked an ,,i.:.s = = =
cut OF the tOnneau, leaving only ~ ,' -es
running gear and front seat. and brlI, t-ets
box 10 nod his baggage This vas =. =
where the tonneau had been. Mr. CaITvvsS - e
that he intended to give the machIre ~. ~ "a 4
soon as he got home. "as as
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
MERELY a REST Fo9 o'77zv

Acting Police COMMISSIONS WaI4o s.e
day that there was no significance TO the ssss-,-v
s2d Sub-Precinct in Pleasant avenue fIs =, ,1c
that the assignment was only tempora~-A -. .ne-
20 Mr. Waldo. Captain OI3rien is a scs r-S lr<
the Acting Commissioner thought ft besfa- 80
him go 10 the command OF the os1F. " LaFe
back 70 the TendeFlOin where he vas n 49,, 49, s1al
unil about ten days ago. when he obsaiS.s az az
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
JENNINGS NOR 70 MANAGE nErRnrr

Detroit. Aug. 2-''You can say positively that the
Detroit club has not hired Hugh jennings OF Raltt
more, TO manage the Detroit team next year" said
r. J. Navtn. secretary. to-day. THE managerial
question for next year has not yet been tackled
and no move has been made 20 get q successor for
Manager Armour: There may be a berth for ITuqb
Jennings In the American League. but not here as
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
GIANTS WIN EXHIBITION GAME.

Syracuse. Aug. 2S-The New York Nationals de-
feated Syracuse. Of the State League. in an ex-
hIbition game here to-day by a score Of to s.
The Giants used three pitchers. Only three hits
were made OF them. The score follows:
r H. E
Syracuse N ...........0 8 8 8 IS 5 ;
Batteries-New York, Mathewson. Wtltse and
BOwernan, and Ferguson and Smith; Syracuse
Carter and TrainOr. Umpire-Cusack.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
AUroMoBILlsrs REACH OGDEN.

Ogden. Utah, Aug. 2s-Plastered with thick
layer OF Wyoming mud. the Little and Haggerty
automoolie arrived this morning on IT'S trans
continental run from New York 10 San Francisco
Washed-out roads and swollen streams DELAYED
Iie & travellers, who should have arrived here Mon
Gay' according to schedule. They departed for
san FFanclsco at 1245 p. m. to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Gloversvie- -Tilkes-Barre, 1: A. J. & O. q Carst
Samel; a j. & G, =; Wilkes-BarTe. (second gauel
At Albany-Albany, Z; BinghamtOn. o first ear1eN-
Albany g. Binghamton (eIeven innincs. second s9sS
At UttcaScTanton. 3; Utica. (rst Gane); Scranton
I; Utica. o second game). ''
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
BOSTON MANAGER SUSPENDED

Boston. Aug. $.-James Collins manager and
third baseman OF the Boston American I.eagus
baseball club, was suspended to-day for absentins
himself from the team without leave. Stahl takes
his place as manager. President Ban johnson OF
the American League, arrived in the city to-niah@
70 consult with the club management Regarding
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
eLENooN WILL COACH ANNAPOLIS.

Annapolis Aug. 2S-Ricilard Glendon. Of Boston.
has been re-engaRed 20 coach the Naval Academy
oarsmen next year. IIe will come TO Annapolis
Dbout September 10 and will spend a month in
working with the candidates from the new fourth
class. and VIII take charge of the full squad early
81 the spring In the period Of Glendon's coaching
Ghe navy has had Its greatest success in aquatics.
and has gained a place among the leading rowing
colleges.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
The standing of the twelve leading competitors
in the Hale Trophy match follows:

Mrs Elizabeth Topperwen, OF San Antonio Tex
is the only woman competitor here She is barred
from the regular military matches, but entered the
national maTksmens match. The requirements
are that total OF 80 out Of possible % shall be
made the three ranges Of no. 800 and So Yards
Mrs. Topperwein made total OF 50 with "A Win
chester rifle and received one OF the medals There
is arrangement that af who make the required
90 points shall have their names 90 the War
Department members OF the national reserve
and the authorities puzzled what 20 do in the
case OF Mrs. Topperwein; Having made the re-
Qured score, she Is national marksman
Captain Wise. the winner OF the Ieech Gun
match. will hold the trophy for one year Nine OF
fetal scores, given out tonight. follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
NEW COACH FOR OHIO

Columbus Ohio. Aug. 2S.-A. Z. Hernnsteu. former
Michigan star halfbaclz, will coach the Ohio State
University football team this fall The announce
ment of his appointment was made to-day Harm
stein coached Purdue last year and the wear pre-
ceding that was coach for the Haskell Indians
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
GRIFFITH SUSPENDED BY JOHNSON

Ban Johnson president OF the American League
who witnessed the trouble between Griffith and
Sheridan the umpire, at American League Park on
Monday, has suspended Griffith indefinitely al
though Sheridan failed to make report.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
TOO WET FOR GRAND CIRCUIT.

Readville Mass. Aug. 2-The Grand Circuit
races here to-day were postponed on account of
a heavy track
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
SarrOgatPs' Notices.

N PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.
- Abner c. Thomas. q Surrogate Cf the County 9, New
York notice s hereby given 70 all persons having eas
against Mary X Baker. late OF the County 0f New aos
deceased. the Wi.h vouchers thel q to
sg5scribeE at his Place Of transac5as business e. ss
Office CT De Witt LOckm2n & De Wit. No 3 Nassa-
Street. in che Borough OF Manhattan. City e Sss
York, before the 18th day Of October next
Dated New YOrk. the 9th day OF March. 1Soa
HENRY NJ BAKER. Executor
DE WITT LOCElNlAE & DE WITT Attorneys for kS-ca-
Nav York
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

Three-hase hit-EemDhiii- base tits--Conroy
YCazer Sacrifice hit-Deleh2nty stolen
EIf erreld. First base errOrs-Now York. 2 Struck
out-By orth, 1; by Petty. G. Len on bases--New York
9: Louis, Double pley-Heager and Chase Time
:E5. Cmpire-Shsridan.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
WOMAN H MARKSMAN.
officials Pu2zled about Sending Her
Name for National ReserUe.
[By Telegraph to The TrIhrne. ]

State Camp, Sea Girt N j.. Aug. 2s.-New Jersey
captured of the matches to-day, that for the
Hale Trophy The other two matches shot to-day
were won by Massachusetts They the Vet
eran Organization match and the Leech Cup match,
The Old Guard of Massachusetts won the former
and Captain Stewart Wise, of the 9Th Massa-
chusettS. the latter. The finish of the Ieech Gun
match was sensational. 1t was after : o'clock when
the shooting taken up the 1.000-yard range
One of the last men 10 shoot there Lieutenant
X. K. V. Casey, of Delaware. formerly of the list
Regiment. New York. Had he made -four" he
would have the match
Two teams competed in the veteran organization
team match which was shot at 200 yards this morn
ing--the Old Guard of New York and the Old Guard
Of Massachusetts. The latter team won the match
with having a total of 260 against Dps for the
New York organization Captain Cannon. of the
4th New jersey who formerly a member of
the Massachusetts National Guard. shot tho
Massachuse team The scores follow:
Old Guard Massachusetts Captain Hunton. 49,
Captain Stewart, 45; Captain Wise. Al Major Hin
man. AZ; Captain Cannon, A; Lieutenant Tornose,
45 Total. 2e0.
Old Guard of New York-sergeant Nevin. 42
Captain Simpson. SO; Major Libby So Captain Sim
mons. 81: Captain Alder, S. Lieutenant Keller, 81
Total, DDS.
The standing of the twelve leading competitors
fy, Z 4lo UT,l- IT,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
EASTERN LEAGUE.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY

Providence 2: Newark Baltimore s; Jersey CITY q
(iTst gamel. Toronto. s. Buffalo (first
Newark. .: Providence ~
(second ganael Toronto, Buffalo. 2 (sso~
Montreal a. Rochester, Ond camel.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
GAMES ON THE DIAMOND
Bro5ens Defeat Yankees az lg GU
Played Game.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY

st. Louis az New York. Detroit at Waanins'on wv
ChFeq00 philadalphiai eamest.
N'sty%sU 1fyTs ranSss, Cleveland at Bostoa
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago s: Cincinnati o Philadelphia. q Pittsburs
Pittsb1re &: PhIadeiphia 8 (secOnd game
(irst gamsl.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY,

New York az philadelphia Cincinnati ct Chicago.
Boston Brooklyn. Pittsburs at st. Louis
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
G, rou,. a. New York l. lCleveand. 0: Boston, g.
Detroit rs. washington chicago vs. FiiNoUeiPiN
1rnfnA | lralll.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
CLEVELAND. Q: BOSTON. 9.

At Boston Il -. T.
Cleveland .----.......-ss SS99S59S = 2
ratteries-Clevelarc Fhoades and Bemis BOs-
ton, Dineen, Glaze and Carrigan. Umpire-Hurst.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

CHICAGO. s; CINCINNATI.
PIRATEs sPLIT EVEN.

PIRATES SPLIT EVEN.
F1rst gameJ RHE
Pittsburg ..............3 Q COS Ks !
Philadelphia s..........O 0 o 0 Ia II 8
BetterfeE-PIttsburg. Willis and Gibson: Phiiadel-
phia, Lush and Doom.
Second game) r. II. e.
Phlladelpnia ..''''.'...'''''-.S
(Called by agreement-)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Richie Doom and Don
ovan; Pittsburg, Lynch and Gibson. Umpres-
KLEIN and Conway.