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New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
CUP CARS ON COURSE.
Racing Autos Start Practice for ths
Vanderbilt Race.

Mineola. Long Island. Sept. 11--Lenx b~foss
dayoreak this morning dwellers along the VA
derbft Cup course were awakened BY ne noisy
explosions Of the American cars. which began
speeding over the highways. embracing the nrus
legitimate opportunity TO practise on the 1903
course From now until the elimination trials on
September % the fifteen American contestants
Will, be allowed to practise on the course every
morning until a. m Promptly at this hour al
the cars must leave the course De Iiasls TO .
heavy fine. disqualification n caush. By
Sheriff GiildersIeeve
Few of the racing men were willing 70 wait
for dawn to break. so anxious were all TO try
out the new cars. shortly after midnight Her
bert n Lytle. the driver OF the 120-horsepowsr
POpe-ToledO car. equipped his machine with two
powerful acetelync searchlights and. with Bert
-Dlngley as mechanician, started over the thirty
mile stretch at a stxty-mile an hour clip. He
announced later that he had climbed the Man
hasset Hill at fifty miles an hour on his second
five miles an hour.
Joe Tracy was out early with the Locornoeus
racer. ana the Haynes and Frayer-Miller cars
were not far behind In fact, the steady bang
pang. bang OF the powerful gasOlene engines
made sleep impossible and drew many white
Iobed figure To the window, only 70 a blind
lng flash Of light as one OF the racers flashed BY
and was az once lost to sight. but not TO ear.
In the murky light of the dawn the demon
ears presented a weird sight as they tore over
the roads. ard il was noticeable that there were
few to dispute with them for possession OF the
course
OF the fifteen cars entered for the elimination
trials a week from Saturday only eight are
yet on the course. These are the POpe-Toledo.
Loc0mooHe, OldsmObi!e, Christie, Haynes and
the three Frayer-Miller cars. The Oidsmooils
and one OF the Frayer-M racers arrived yes-
terday The cars still TO come are the three
Thomas flyers, the Maxwell, the B. L and NJ
the AppersOn and the MathewsOn. All are ex-
pected 70 he on hand by the end OF the week.
The oiling OF the course went on slowly yes
terday, and last night IL was estimated thar
nearly ten miles OF the thirty had received one
coat. The course Is deep In dust I'm most places,
as the hundreds OF cars which made the circuie
yesterday can testify. Rain Is badly needed,
The delay in Oiling the course Is said 70 be due
10 the tardness Of the Long Island Railroad IN
transporting the crude petroleum.
Work on the grandstand Is progressing slowly.
No accidents were reported on the course yes
terday although many big touring cars unads
the circuit at racing speed
The committee mas ordered that the tire con-
trolls which have been erected at the turns oo
moved back one thousand feet from the road
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
LYTLE MAKES PROTEST.
Thinks Rules Hare Been Tioldted IN
Preliminary Practice Spins.

Some time ago Chairman Thompson OF the racing
board of the American Automobile Association Is
sued a statement in which he said that any OF
the racing found on the Vanderbilt Cup course
prior 70 September r. ten days before the esirn-
nation for American cars. would be liable to
fine of $500 and disqualification.
For the last two days the racing LOGON onfis.
with Joe Tracy driving. has been around the course
during the early morning hours. and yesterday
morning the Haynes and one of the Frayer-MNisr
cars out for practice.
The other contestants think this is unfair To
them, and yesterday Herbert " Lyt1-. ths driver
OF the 1aO-horsepower Pope-Toledo racer, sent tho
following letter 10 Chairman Thompson. protesting
against this preliminary practice:
Bulls Head, Long Island. September n. fso2
J. De Mont Thompson, chairman or the American
AutOmoble Association Racing Board.
Dear Sir: While j have no desire 20 make q
the course this morning, and one OF them was
around twice on Monday. The instructions rrorn
your COMMITTEES. as / understood them. were that
no racing cars would be allowed the course oe-
fore tomorrow morning. under penalty or 80 nne
and disqualification - -.
ont my POpe-TOledo car over the course, ksPt ~
in the garage this morning. and as result ol my
cOmpIying with the rules three OF my competitors
had the advantage OF from one TO two days or
extra practice. which hardly think Is fair 20 my
self and the other contestants.
Will YOU kindly advise if this extra practice
was authorized by you, and, II so. why nyselr and
tha other contestants were not notified or the
change in the rules? Yours respectfully
HERBERT II. IYTvSE-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
SPARROW'S LONG RACE.
Beats Payne Uhitnegs Artful to
PoughkeepSie and Back.

Charles J. SWANS Sparrow. the winner OF the re-
liability trials Monday. the long distance
race Of 1856 nautical miles TO POughkeeDsie and
return yesterday. the second day Of the car
nival of the Motor Boat Club Of America. She COW
over the course i'm hours. 5 minutes 65 seconds
arriving - minutes astern of Payne Whitney's Art
fu. which she defeated by l hour and 20 seconds.
The Sparrow had an allowance OF more than three
hours. while The Artfui got less than two hours
allowance.
No records We're broken and none approached
In the last the Y. p d. y. 9. averaged twen-
ty-six miles an hour Tie Artful yesterday aver
aged a trihe twenty-one while the Sparrow
made less than twenty.
Nine boats started at $50 a. m, and there was
some lively work the big and little craft played
for places. while awaiting the signal gun. When II
was fired they all got away I'm few seconds ex-
cept the Irene. the most powerful Of the little feet
She has 29l-hOrsepower engine. She finally go.
away minute late. and was soon overhauling
soma OF the others. She too powerful. how
ever. 70 last long. and before Spuyten Duyvil was
reached by the leaders she and the SkedaddIe
dropped out Of the race.
The Artful soon took the lead. and was never
headed. She rounded the mark ct Poughkeepsie
far ahead Of the Sparrow. and she finished at
8.35:33. The Sparrow followed at 4.15:55 and SIM
peX W at 5lS.59. Then there a long wait
for the other starters-the Decoy. the White Fox
The Nesuvius and tie Durno-whch were hopeless
The Den. tire Dixie and other fast boats that
have not yet started WILL il is said start in the
mile ana kilometer races to-day, and IN all the
future contests Of the week
The summary follows;
LONG DISTANCE RACE-sTARr. o:3, A NJ
cot
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

The New York Americans smothered Boston
by a score of IL to 3 at American League Park
yesterday. and incidentally drew further away
in the pennant race Chicago was beaten oy
St. Louis. The visitors began with a rush and
scored two runs In the first inning. but Clark
SON settled down after that and had the oppos-
ing batsmen az his mercy for the rest of the
game
The Highlanders began scoring in the second
inning. when thres men crossed the plate on
base on balls. a wild throw and bits by Laporte
Moriarity and Thomas. A three-bagger oy La
porte was responsible for two OF the three runs
made in the fifth inning. and his home run drive
accounted for two of the four in the sixth
Laportes batting was the feature or the game
as he made a single two three-baggers ana
home run.
The game was marred by fight between HAY
den and Ferris, of the Boston team. in the sew
enth inning. Ferris accused Hayden OF !oaIhS
on a hit and Hayden retaliated by striking Fer
ris The latter followed Hayden 70 the Visiting
PLAYERS bench and as Hayden was about 70 sit
down Ferris kicked him in the mouth Ferrls
was arrested, and after the game Hayden was
attended by a physician. The score OF the game
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12

Boston, Sept. 1l--Mathewson was at his best
to-day. and as the Boston batters could not
buch their few hits the Giants won by a score OF
10 O.
Young, who was in the box for the home team,
pitched fair game and struck out seven men.
but his support was Indifferent. and ne was not
effective at critical times.
The Giants scored their first run in the second
inning. Devlin singled and was forced az sec
ond but Bresnahan reached the bag when
BridweH threw wild 10 first in trying for
double play. Dahen then singled and Bresna-
han scored. In the seventh inning the cham
pions added two more runs on two base hits by
Strang and Dahlen and Brownies safe bunt.
Bresnahan was put out OF the game for OBJ
jecting in strenuous fashion 20 a ruling OF the
umpire. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
STRIPPING THE YACHTS.
Plans Being Made for the Races at
Kiel Nc.rt Year.

Marblebead. Mass. Sept 1.-THE work Of
stripping the yachts which have been compet-
irg for the Roosevelt Cup was begun to-day aud
arrangements were made by Commodore T. L.
park Of the American Yacht Club, 10 send the
Vim, the winner OF the trophy. back 20 New
York within the next few days. The big cup
,,,l he taken to oyster Bay on Thursday and
-, Friday il will be formally presented 10 Com
r,odors Park by President Roosevelt in the cabin
- The Naynower. The three German yachts will
10 sb,pned back ia Germany the Hamburg
A,,.r,can Line steamer Bethenla. which sails
from, Boston on September 15.
Although it is a far cry to next spring. plans
ra t,aine made for the building Of several Amer
49,, Losts to challenge for the cup offered bv
Ic-',,aror william TO be sailed for at KieI II
Is Expected that the Eastern Yacht Club and
VI ~ tost witch will compete next year and
tgpG pG he N sender class win again be selected.
Una a. - ,,si racAs for the American yachts will
Inc uldl a. hsId IN May and the selected yachts
sent to Germany In June.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
CITY SUED FOR ACID ON SIDEWALK.
Bow Fell in Pool of Vitriol-Wants $4,000
Damages.

Controller Metz has a suit on his hands N Whca
the city OF New York is asked 20 pay N9" ZOE
injuries received through boy falling IN spilled
earbov OF suIphurc acid. The accident occurred az
CanaI and Watts streets. The Controller received
notice OF the suit yesterday from the lawyers OF
John Ahearn. fourteen years old. OF No 1o2 Watts
street Ills mother IS acting guardian In ths
suit Mr. Metz had an examiner Immediately taks
up the case. and found that two mischievous BOYS
had upset a carboy OF vitriol On the sidewalk IN
front OF the paint store OF William T. Trauter. as
Canal and Watts streets On August 2. and that
a few minutes afterward young Ahearn. going on
an erpsnd for his mother. fell into tho acid he
was burned about the face. arms. legs. thighs and
back and was IN St. Vincents Hospital a week
The Controller says that the suit Is serious one.
There appears TO be no ruling by which tho case
may be decided. and a precedent viii have 20 be
established. II the decision Ia against the city. Il
NAV have 20 pay innumerabls claims. He does noe
think however that the city can be held naola. a.
the painter ought 10 have taken care ot bis actd
The painter had regular license for the storing az
acid or dangerous chemicals and permitting than
to remain on the sidewalk in front OF bis place
Franz Wolf. acting chief OF the Bureau os Coma
bustibIes wheH asked II Il lawful TO keep dAs.
gerous acids and chemicals IN front OF eutdtns
ana on the city streets. said the chfsf told
him that it was a mOotsd question and sEsry ors
marks about IL"
]. ". * j. c. McDermOtt. OF No. LAO Broadway.
assert that the boy was injured through the oitys
proper and unlawful quantities and conditions n
the public highway"
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
ALLIE JAYS RICH STAKE.
JTins Empire State of $4,000 in
Straight Heats at Syracuse.

Syracuse. y. Y. Sept Fifteen thousand per-
sons attended the second days Grand Circuit races
az the State Fair Grounds this afternoon. The
feature was the Empire State Stakes Of $4,000 for
2:14 trotters II was by Allie JAY owned by
General Wilson B. Chisholm. Of Cleveland she
was second choice in the betting
There were fourteen starters in the race. but
Allie Law won IN straight heats The third heat
y,aa The hardest fought Allie Jay took the lead.
followed closely by Czarina Dawson. Imperial AL
Ierton and Morone the favorite. The others were
close up At the half Gerrity made his run with
Morone and Allie Jay MorOne, Prince Edward and
Imperial Alerton finished heads apart as named IN
a hard drive.
Nut Rov. a hot favorite. easily the 2:OS
trot In the first heat Chase was on even terms
with him for half mile. when McHenry drew
away with the favorite and came home in 2:o71a
The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
PACING-2:la CLASS
nNaSSia hT. n. by
WOMEN PLAY ON ESSEX COURTS.

An omen lawn tennis tournament in women
singles began Yesterday the courts Of the Essex
County Country Club The agility and dash OF the
PLAYERS were heartily appreciated by the large sal-
iery assembled. Miss Souther the champion OF
the Orange club. won her place in the third round
by defeating Miss Freeman. Morristown Field
club after two lively deuce sets, In which the
score was rs 7-S Miss sOuther proved remark
ably clever in getting the net and sharply cross
ing the bail for the points at tho critical periods OF
the games The summary follows;
wom.n'. open singles (hrst round)-Nrs Insals de-
feat-a Mrs Van Dy ka. 6-S so; Mrs UndsFh defeated
Mrs Campbell 60 so; Mrs. Cooper won nom aitss
bv defeated Mrs tleyeiand
al al Miss souther defeated Miss Fitch 6-5, 81
Second round-Afrs Underhill defeated Mrs. lnsas
rs s-e Miss souther defeated Miss Freeman 10
Is.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
DISCIPLINE FOR JOCKEYS
Radtke, Koerner and Beckman Set
Dozen for the Meeting.

Radtke. Koerner and Beckman. the Jockeys.
brought down the wrath of the starter on their
heads yesterday. and as a result all three were
set down for the balance Of the meeting for dis
obedience at the post. Roerner and Beokman
were fractious at the barrier in the first race
and promptly disciplined, while Radtke
punished for his continued effort TO try 70
beat the gate with Horace z. in the Autumn
Stakes
The practice OF adding horses 20 q stake race
al the last moment has caused so much dissat-
isfaction lately among racesoers that the stew
ards OF the Coney Island Jockey Club had the
following notice posted in the paddock yester-
day:
Ii is urgently requested that owners and
trainers advise the secretary Of starters IN all
stakes by ?. n. on the day preceding the race.
IN order that same may be given 20 the press in
time for publication"
The addition of no fewer than Ave horses 10 the
Sapphire Stakes on Monday and the confusion
which IL caused led the stewards 20 post the no.
tice.
The Autumn Stakes Is one OF the eldest fxt-
ures uf the Coney Island Jockey Club. It was
the twenty-seventh running yesterday. and re-
cent winners include Juggler, Waterside, Knight
Errant, Fire Eater, Leonid, LongshoFemanl Mes
lnerist and Hamburg. Bonny Lizzie ana Bran
baletta ran a dead heat in the first running or
the stake, in 1850.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12

front and was only breezing through the last
furlong.
The other winners were Dainty Dame which
the first race easily at the lucrative price OF
30 20 1: Belle Of Jessamine. which was grad
uated from the maiden class I'm the second race
and Ginette which kept up her remarkable win.
ming streak by beating a small field in the mile
and a sixteenth race on the turf
-Four favor1tes won, and the big crowd In at
tendance must have profited we'll
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Consolation Prises Suggested an
Eastern Professional Tournament.

An innovation In the method Of conducting an
open golf championship tournament will probably
tried this fall by the Eastern Professional Golf
ers' Association At an informal gathering IN this
city Yesterday afternoon the plan Of Offering two
sets of prizes was suggested In the past the COM
plant has been that all the money has been won
by certain few.
The remedy proposed by the Eastern body is TO
have one Of prizes open only to those who have
not finished in the money in an open event this
year. No attempt will be made to classify the
"pros' the idea merely being to make the tourna-
AS regards place for the championship II may
41 % sane nofcaI h' ofr OF 500 has been received rom
the Forest Hill Field Club and a purse Of $50 has
meeting Of the association will be held in this city
the latter part OF the month %he4 Sae ssse9 o.
which has money in its treasury. Is quite likely 70
found unnecessary Il an entrance fee Is charged
A tour-ban match. IN which amateurs and pro-
fessionals figured. was played Monday over the
links Of the Forest Hill Field Club. Fred Baldwin.
the leading amateur OF the Glen Ridge Golf Club.
and Alec Cunningham. the clubs pro. met ].
and George Pearson the professional The former
pair won by up and TO play at thlrty-siI holes
latter part OF the month
Herbert strong. the Apawanis Col, Club profess
sional. IL playing well these days He made
rnarkable 6s at the Century Golf Club a few days
ago Strong did this n a round with Peter Clark.
the clubs professional The former went out IN IS.
getting . az the fourth hole- He had another ar
the fifteenth hole and came home IN %. The former
record 16.
Th. Philadelphia Cricket Club has announced its
second annual invitation golf tournament to be
PLAYED over its links at 81. Martins en- September
27 IS and 20. II is open 10 all members CT clubs
I'm the United States Golf Association.
The next championship tournament Of the East
Jersey Golf League will be held over the links OF
the Deal Golf and Country Club. September % and
29. This was officially decided upon az meeting OF
the tournament committee last night
The tournament will begin with eight..n-
medal play qualifying round. the best eight 20
qualify.
The Baltusrol Golf Club has decided 20 Increase
the annual dues $40 all classes OF membership
beginning October I. AS the organization has a
membership of nearly seven hundred and Atty. this
change will increase the annual revenue more than
S.0t0. II Is the intention 10 expend most OF this
improvements 20 the clubhouse and course.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
VANDERBILT CUP WINNER ARRIVES.

C,eOrge Heath who will drive t50Hhorsepower
Panhard car IN the Vanderbilt Cup race. arrived
here on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse yesrerdAy.
Heath IN a Pauhard car. won the first Nanderohr
Gun race, and came I'm second 20 Hernsrys VINO
won IN an SO-hnrsepOwer Darracq car last year.
t4ao+b has Dot vet selected his quarters on the
Honrss rbe machine that he win drive IN the race
Will arrive here next week
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12

wilmington Del. Sept. u-Al doubts ABOUT
the safety Of A J. MOxham and family were
removed BY a dispatch received at the Du Ponf
Powder Companys Offices In this city this az
ternoon from Mr.. Moxham- 10 stated that there
was no truth IN the reported yacht disaster. and
that Mr. Moxham and all his family wal.
IL had been rumoTed that the yacht and all
on board had gone down on the Labrador coas-.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
PHILLIEs BEAT BROOKLYN AGAIN.

Brooklyn lost long drawn out and uninterestins
game Philadelphia yesterday at Washington
Park by score of 10 3 Strickett. who pitched
for the home team. not IN form. and was hit
hard.
The Superbas lost two good opportunities to score
Magees batting and JOrdan's home run hit were the
features. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
CIR HOWARD VINCENT HERE.

Sir Howard vincent colonel OF the Queens
,tnl,-,.s,sr voInnteers. who comes here 20 make
arrangements for the return rins I," match between
a British team and pehea Raiser Xv,Ss1I,n. Ian. ar
Gyesse The trophy 20 bs P1 c9mPTef Ios !, shield
u-escntad by Sir Howard 'ih'e"'
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12

Entries for the special race OF the Atlantic
Yacht Club, 70 be sailed over the Americas Cup
courses. Oft Sandy Hook. Thursday. Friday and
Saturday OF this week will close az noon to-
day The entries % date include the schooners
queen and Elrntna. and the slOOps Rainbow.
Yankee. Enort. WeetamOe and Neola. The prize
Tor the schoOners - cup valued at Sl.Qoo which
becomes the property OF the owner OF the yacht
that wins two out Of three races. The cup for
sloops OF Class III is valued at $3.50. and that tor
Class J. 500. They raced for under tho sarns
conditions.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12

Earned runs-PhiladsIphia, 2 Brook1yn. l. Two-oass
hit-Lush Three-base hits-Rtchte. casey. Home run
Jordan Sacrifice hits-Bransred Dooiin CD Lewis BeE-
gen Stolen bases-ThOmas. Magee. DOolns Courtney
Galouey Lunley CD Left bases-Phladelphia. 10,
Brooklyn 0. Firs, base baIs-On stricklstt g. on
Richie s. base on errors-Philadslpbia p Hit
by pitched hal-By Richie /. Struck out-By strek-
lett, 4; by Richie 4 Tme OF game. ROe. Jmpires-
andO
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
YACHTING NEWS AND NOTES.

The regatta COMMITTEES OF the Brooklyn Yacht
Club has announced special race for cups offered
by Vice-Commodoro a. c. Soper to Sandy Hook
Lghtship and return. IN connection with their an
nual fah regatta. 20 be sailed Saturday. All
yachts are 70 sail as one class and are 20 receive
nent
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York IL Boston. g. ST Louis. z; Chicago, 3.
Philadslphia 4; Washing Detroit a; Cleveland. 8.
4.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12

Tvo-bass hit-Strang. Sacrifice hits-Shannon, Dahien
McGann- Stolen bases-McGann, Brain First base on
baIls-Or Mathepson. 8; on Young. A. Struck out-by
Mathewson. 8. by Young. Z. Time. 14o. CmPre-Car-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
FAIR PRICES FOR YEARLINGs.

The last Of the EImendors yearlings were sold
az Sheepshead Bay yesterday, and fair prices re-
suited. A chestnut colt by Dieudonne-Mary Nc
Coy was sold 20 s. Psget for ta.7oo. The other
sales Of $1,000 more
Chestnut colt by Deudonne-Nell; Morris. IS 100
colt. by GTeenah-Royal Nun: n Donovan. 1000
Rav nov by Chime; Prank
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12

STATE LEAGUE BASEBALL RESULTS

AT GlovsrsvilIs-Aibany, A; A ]. and g.. 9.
AZ Scranton-ScrantOn, 3; Binghamt0n, Z,
AZ -Barre-yVilkes-Ba q; syracuse. q.
AT JTtfca-Utica. 3: Troy. 0.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL
Laporte's Batting Helps the High
landers Defeat Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YEsTERDA

3oston at New YORK. 81 Louis at Chicago.
Philadelphia Cleveland az Detroit.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12

First tase erroTs--NeW loIR = baIIsCr
GARRISON !: struck out-By SaIksen = tt 10y
Rsrrv Home runs-IapOrte Hayden Three-Dase hlss
-Tapore C2l. Two-base hits-Yeager GoG~ln. MOI IV
TTonbia piavs-Ysager Williams and Chase; Garrison
Yesger and Chase Hit by pitchsrBy Barry 10 VIZ
pitc6e.-Farry %. Passed bal-Armeruster luhs i'O'
IOuzhiu.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

few York. 3: Boston. o. lPittsburE o: Cincinnati.
hiiadelphis. s. Brooklyn 9. (calsd).
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
EASTERN LEAGUE.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY

Jersey City, s; Rochester. Baltimore, j. Ioronto.
Newark g; Montreal o. SECOND game caIeoJ-
Rstnoor. o; Toronto. Buffalo. Q: Providence. 1.
(nrst sams).
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12

Baseball To-day. a r. II. American LsaEus Park
n. \. Americans Boston.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12

Mathe1cson a Puszle TO Boston Bat
ters, and Giants HIN.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YEsTERDA'

Csw York Boston. Cincinnati a. Pfttshurx
Philadelphia Brooklyn. Chicago at st. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12

satsd Tor Bergen eighth inning fBatted Tor strc
lett in ninth inning
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New-York tribune., 1906-09-12

e me- ,' 81 e as4; :s ssf;s 81; @ s Won
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12

SCHOONER RACE FOR GOULD CU-P-sTART 1878
COURSE SOA MILES
New-York tribune., 1906-09-12
DETROIT. 4: CLEVELAND. 8.

DETROIT. :: CLEVELAND.
At Cleveland: A = a 10
cleveland 40 o o % u
Ratteres-Detroit Donovan and Schmidt; CleVe-
land bernhard and Clark. Umpire-Connoly.