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HARLEM r. C. REGATTA.
4. W. GrayIey wins the Club sculling
Championship.

The Harlem Rowing Club held its four
teenth annual regatta and ladies' day on the
Harlem River yesterday. and despite the
downpour which kept up increasingly the
whole afternoon the programme was run
on in time. A feature Of the fixture was
the single scull championship. but 1t was
robbed Of some OF It's interest BY the abb
sence Of Jack Magic, j. J. Ryan and John
Schultz. The winner turned out to be L. W.
Grayley, who had previously won In the
junior gig event. and the same sculler stroked
NaRle's crew TO victory in the octipede SOULS.
The octipede race was a stirring event.
but Gaiten. bow in Crew No. 3, broke his
oar about 100 yards from the finish. and this
ing Nagle's selection TO win by, more than
two lengths, In the race Tor double Kigs
JAKE lake EE% %s::sI i fSsSsTd q ss.t the ss S cTa ma. sGq msy
be still useful At pulling ar, oar. Ihough
long past the Osler climscteric, he. with Pat
Heath. came enS%sNwTl winner nsSs1 0s sne event from
Fred Fuessel showed his judgment as .
stroke oar In the four gig race. for, setting q
by a length from two crews Of much more
beef. The races we're half a mile In length
T J Ssi.os si. sss:u S.S Y. SSSsn ~ ST.n sslr !. $ TiHs:
4 minutes % second1
ps 5Ss.o. .g sIssi: & 1. %SSd n Gl Il " T TEa.l; J a 5s1ss
and JAKE Fuss:ssl. bow: J. KEs,t. stroke, and Max
Hir.ch, bow, second: John Schultz, stroke. and W.
MoileT' bow, third. Time. 2 minutes 9 seconds.
Four Dared Gig, SenIor-Mon By Crew No. 4.
with p. FuesseLL, stroke: L. ". 0rsyley. q W. OPP
penlAnder, .; y. Fitzpatrick. bow, and n. Bester.
ooxSWAin: Crew No. 2 second, with :. Heath, stroke;
W. Clark, COZ swain: Crew No. 2. third, With J. Kett.
stroke; o. p. Benz. .; z. A. GinRras, 3 n. 4. Wood
bow, and J. Fuessel. oo1Swaln. Time. l minute
Single ScuI ChAmpIonship-won by l.. ". Cray
10y: NJ Hirsch. second: J. Reulein. Jr.. third. Time,
4 minutes S seconds.
Octipede Sculis-Won by Grew No. ?. with L. W.
GTayiey. stroke: J. Kctt. u Y. 4. Gingras, e. !. r.
NAGle, S; n. A. Wood, a. A. Meyer. .: W, Oppen
lander, 2: y. J. Smith, bow. and Jake Fuessell
coxswaln; Grew No. 2, second. With J. c. Fulton
stroke: p. Heath. 7: H.. Bestcr. a. W. Marshall. s.
J. Fitzpatrick. 4; J. Reulein. ,. q. ?. Renk, :; X. .
GATten, bow, and z. Fn"sscll. co1swain. Time, 4.
minute 50 seconds
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CHICAGO a. Ii Z; NV YoRK a. L.h I.

CHICAGO "A. LIZ 7; u FORK "a. b..i
CHICAGO. Sept. 79.-The White Sox inter
rupted Grifdths dreams Of victory to-day by
q Iobsided beating. White. returnins 70 ne
slab ate. Z Iona vacation; proved soo m"S ~
Sullivan. who has also been disabled. seemed
70 brace up the Sox materially. Ortiz WORKED
for the visitors and did well till the fourth
followed and. his arm being In bod shape.
proved rather easy. All through the game
the New Yorks kept whackins yainiy at
white. The best, they could, produce wss
ons run run came al f IN The en siSsh %S When. With on:
gone. Doyle hit q sharp single and scored
on drives by Keeler and Elberfeld, So much
for their exertions. 0rth was successful I'LL
the fourth. Then Jones led on with Q swat
hat got through Keller for two bases. 10
bells bunt was safe. but Davis hit down 70
Chase. who got Jones at the plate. Donohne
nsld c %clsspSi1s up shs 'scks 4Pd h;%:s, .os ssS5s
for .orth. and he retreatsd in ccnfusion;
Doyle got rid Of two men In the NTH and
then Jones drummed on one. It went over
the right field fence and Jones nnbled around
amid vast popular approval. Isbell ensusd
with . triple and scored on q poke BY pSvis.
don q little later: In the seyenth Hahn
TO catch Hahn at second, made the strapgeet
Of errors, the bali slipping on his hand ano
flying backward into right HELD. Williams
got II and threw IL wildly home. IL sailed
ifty feet from anybody and Hahn scored.
The crowd while large, vas not nearly a.
having apparently disheartened Thousands Of
the fan a ThN ac0Fp.
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MILLER SOULS WELL.
New York A. G. Crack Ftnls hes Third In
Handicap at Gu Regatta.


The annual club regatta Of the New York
A. c. at Travers Island yesterday was COM
posed OF four events-G handicap singles.
doubles, centipede and eight shells. The
winged foot oarsmen had q miserable time
Of II. Rain came down In torrents during the
afternoon and there were several narrow
esc apes from swapping. A strongly touted
event was the six cared barge race between
two factions Of the Huckleberry Indians.
but the tribe became afraid Of the water and
the race was postponed TO the FIRST Saturday
in October. The races were about half .
mile In length.
A very close race occurred In the handicap
singles. Durando Miller. the crack young
sculIer. figured on the scratch mark and his
opponents had pretty stinf hAndicape. For
a while Miller looked TO be completely out Of
the hunt, but In the last dozen strokes or so
he came with a great rush and was less than q
length behind Kusche. who had q start Of
10 seconds. Hicken. who had Is seconds. just
noeed in ahead Of Miller In second place.
The centipede final vas stubbornly fought
out. but the crew stroked by Kusohe proved
a little better than that gtroked by DR.. Keane
and won By half q length. Less than q length
separated the eight cared crews at the
IN ish.
Singles, HAndicap-won By Charles Kusehe. ~
seconds ". II, Hickep. . seconds. second; Dunndo
Miller. 6cT.teea; ,t sAITS; No 70 time ts a,SSoo. ,,,,s..
W. 1. punsnS. DOW. and. 4. %sTsS. c]cIsssin
j. A. McKenna. stroke; II. Huner. bow. and W. W.
| swan, coxswain, second: B. l.. Zimm. stroke; c. 3.
Quinn. bow. and L. de B. Handley coHswain. third.
| No time taken.
Centipede ScuiIs-won by n. p. Warren, bow:
G. r. Quinn. .; Wheeler. a and Charles Kusche.
stroke; L. de B. HAndley. bow: s. q. Carr, 2: w. Win
ship. !. and A. J. Keane, stroke, second. No time
| taken.
Eight Dared SheIl-won by . crew composed OF
Charles Kusche. stroke; ? N Wheeler. J; ". Hickin.
g. q. 3. Gibbona. s. J. Tracy, Al Mckenna. a
n. r. Huner. ?; r.. s. Reynolds. bow, and W. ".
swan. ~co4swaln. Crew composed Of 2. J. Keane.
Kesne, s. ". j. Durant. al Anderson. s. D. Miller.
. y 9. Carr. bow. and n. B Warren cOls~aln.
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FAST TROTTING BY W. J. LEWIS.
GeIding MAX e. q Record with Three Heats
I'm 10 la 1t Columbus.

COLUMBUS. Sept. NV. J. Lewis. owned
in Wilkesbarre, Pa. and driven by Lester
Murphy Of Columbus. trotted two miles.
each in 2OeI. yesterday and came back this
afternoon with one in the same notch. This
feat gave him victory over Orc and the worlds
record for the fastest three heat race ever
won by a gelding. Rain about the middle
Of the afternoon rendered the extremely
fast track unsafe for further racing. After
declaring OF the free for all trot. the judges
ordered the money divided in the other races
az the horses stood. Lady May took two
heats in the 7Os pace. doing her best in the
final one, when she made a record OF 2O4Z.
The winner was overlooked in the betting,
while Phalla. odds on favorite. was distanced
in the FIRST heat.
Allie jay, from Cleveland, won two heats
Of the Hoster Columbus Consolation. Her
time. 2:0eX, vas as fast as the best made on
Tuesday by Brilliant Girl In the main race.
The mares nov are wen up. for the honor
OF being the fastest new trottinR performer
OF the year.
just one sprint settled the 7:Oe pace. Red
Bud led at the half In l.O0H. He lasted pretty
well. but was beaten in the stretch by Rudy
Kip, the frst choice. The winner reduced
his record half a second. Summaries
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Memorial to RxplOrer clark Unveiled

ST. LOUIS, Sept 72.-The bronze memor
tablet % Gov. William Clark. the Holdia
explorer, FIRST Territorial Governor Of VI
souri, and Superintendent OF Indians, v
unveiled this afternoon on the Broadw
side OF the National Bank Of Connie
building, which stands on the site Of q
Clark's old homestead and where he die.
Miss Marie Chnsty Church. g~reat-greI'
RrAnddaughter Of the explorer. UNIV oiO.
The tablet 70 public view IN the pre-sr.
OF q vast throng. This evening CONNER
rativo exercises were held In memorial hau
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NEW HAVEN ROAD DIRECTORS.
Decision 20 Reduce the Number by Tive
-McCurdy Likely to Co.

NEW HAVEN. Sept. 72.-It was announced
this afternoon that the New Haven rail-
roads board OF directors. at a meeting IN
New York to-day, had voted to reduce the
number of directors from twenty-one TO
nineteen. No information as to why the
board was cut down was given out. Tho
annual meeting OF the stockholders will he
held in this city in October. It is believed
the two directors who will be dropped are
Richard A. McCurdy OF New York. and
Percy R. Todd Of this city, vice-president
of the road.
To Mr.. Todd there was voted a vacation
Of a year a year ago. Ee has mad no active
connection with the road since. There il
considerable feeling among many Of the
stockholders against Mr.. McCurdy because
Of his prominence in the insurance scandals
in New York. At the annual meeting it is
believed that two directors will be simply
dropped.
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TIE GIANT CONNECTICUT.
Government MADE ship . Go Into Com
mission on saturday.

All hands are again working hard at the
Brooklyn navy yard putting the finishing
touches on the great Government MADE
battleehfp the Connecticut. which will he
put into commission on Saturday. Except
her twin sister, the Louisiana, and the
English battleship Dreadnought, the en-.
n~ecticut Ia the best designed and most
powerful warship afoat.
The ceremonies on Saturday morning.
will be simple. The new crew, including
the marine guard, will march aboard and
take their stations. Capt. William ".
Reeder, representing Rear Admiral Cog
Ian, commandant OF the yard, will tne1
90 aboard and formally turn the vessel
over 10 her officers. Capt. Swift will read
his orders from the Navy Departing
directing him % take charge. With u 4.
colors viii be hoisted aft and his persona
pennant broken cut at the main. ~"
ships band viii play the Star SpanEi"i
Banner" and n Of the warships al
the yard will boom their salute TO the ne".
est queen Of the navy.
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SIR THOMAS WANTS NEW RULE.
Ready to Challenge TOr Cup with whole
some Type % Boa.
Special Cable Despatch 70 TIE SUN.
.n..aAaAun H. ~ Th.

QUEENSTOWN. Sept. 23.-when the Celtic
arrived here to-day on her way 70 New York
Sir Thomas Upton was interviewed with
regard 10 a possible race for the Americas
Cup and said he thought that the rules now
governing the cup race were prohibitive 70
yachtsmen on this side OF the ocean. But
the New York Yacht Club had done every
thing possible for him and he could not aSk
them 70 do anything more. He will place
build a boat Of the old type and send hsr
&C ross the Atlantic; He advocated a boat
OF the wholesome class. such. ~ compete IN
would probably be built by either Fife or
Mylne. who we're the best designers in
Der 70 decide what he would do.
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HARVARD OARSMEN HOME.
All Save FIlIey n Newhan Back, Cheer
full Despite Defeat.

The members Of the Harvard crew which
rowed against Cambridge on September 9. all
save former Capt. Filley &ld d. NewhAll,
arrived home yesterday oI the American
Line steamship 81. Louis. Those who re-
tusned were: Robert l.. Bacon, Jr.. captain
Of the 'O7 crew: r. NJ. Blagden, Sidney W. Fish.
Philip W. Flint. Richard Faulkner. Gordon @.
son, Jr., and X. NJ. TappAn. Dr. Edward
Manahan also accompanied the party.
The Harvard men said that they had a
good lime in England. and that they had no
great reason TO be discouraged over what had
happened there. Ihe boat In which they
row ed was shipped direct 70 Boston.
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Psnnsyfvs.ia ststs College Beats Lsosnsa
% - o.

B~x1LnvoNrn. Pa, Sept. 77.-rhs Penn
sytvsnia State College football season cpsned
on Beaver Field this afternoon with an IN
tsrsstins game against the Lebanon Valley
College eleven. Although the visitors were
greatly outclaased they played . plucky
xame and held ths soors down 10 % 70 o. Ths
states coaches used thirty men In the contest.
and the double and triple pSsses we're brought
into play -frsausntiy and effectively, B
OF the freshman duarterbSck. vorhis. who
sent over two beautiful fsld goals from the
Is and % gard lines rcspecsively Another
at halfback,. and his ~eiShty-1vs yard run
for o touchdown was q most sPectacxiS5
men ID REGARDED as very promising under
this seasons style OF open play.
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MORRTS COUNTY, eOLF FINALS
Whilatch WIN the ThOmAs Cup From
BOrup.

Play In the closing rounds Of the Morris
County , Golf Club tournament yesterday
began 10 q fog 20 thick that fore caddies had
20 be used to hnd the balls. while later q
drenchinE rain began and continued for the
remainder OF the day. Marshall Whitlatoh
and George Borup fought out for the chief
trophy. the n. X. Thomas cup. Whitlatch
vac 1 UP for the morning and won out from
the Yale representative by 3 up and 1 TO play.
The cards were.
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Two 6ase hlts..JH%kson, FIIck; ArmbruSter.
-OR Harris, ,. First base on sTT~ors-Clsye'and 4:
Boston. ,. Left on bases-cloveiAnd. s. Boston, Q.
pisys-StAhI and Morgan; LA1ole, Turner and Ross.
man: StAhl and AmbrIster. Turner. LAJote and
RossmAn. UmpiYe-EvanA Ttme-l hour and -
mlnutea. AttendAnce-i.z1
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First SSss OF s.rc-Phnsdelphia. Left On haEea
on Fraser, 8; on Hall. .: OF Richie, S, Struck out
BY Richie 8: by Hail, l. by Fraser, 1. Two base hits
Thomas. Gleason, BTAnsneld. Stolen ses-Ma
Huggins, Sentelle a, Doolin. Double play-Dooln
and Sen telle. Umpire-O'Day. Tme-2 hours and
S minutes. Attondanco-SOi1.
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FIE NOW FOR BASEBALL LEAD
NEW YORK AMERICANS BEATEN
BY TEE CHICAGOS.

white Sou win Docasively I'm Third Game
Of s~eries-Make nix Runs In Two
Consecutive Innings An o. the Eastern
Teams Fail by the waySide In the Wet.
All OF the Eastern teams OF the American
League fell by the wayside In the West yes
terday. the New Yorks getting . hard bump
In Chicago, The result puts the CLANS OF
0rlf1th and Jones on exSotly even terms Tor
irst place. orth has pitched more games
this season than any other big league boxaan.
and he did not lest the game through yester-
day. which fact calls attention 70 the preoart-
Gus state OF New York's pitching corps.
Barring the box weakness. the New Yorks are
tho strongest team In tho American League.
Their work has shown that. The Washing-
tons dropped two games 70 the Dotroits. the
ClevelAnds shut out the Bostone, and st. Louis
won al uphill game from thu makeshift
Philadelphia team. The results:
Chicago, =; New York. 4.
%. Louis. :; Philadelphia, ..
Detroit. 8; washington. 8-First game.
Detroit. 4; Warrington. 8-SecoOd game.
Cleveland. 3; Boston. o.
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POLO.

Great Neck Team wins at . COFtIandt
Park.
In the dnal match for the Van Cortlandt
cups and the last game Of the tournament
yesterday the Great Neck Polo Club won
out from the Squadron A team by Q goals
to T. Il was a good match under adverse
circumstances. but the Great Neck team
took 10 water like ducks and earned goals
regardless Of the rain. W.. r.. Grace, L. Z.
Stoddard, J. NJ. Waterbury, Jr., and H.. c.
Brokaw filled the positions as named for
Great Neck. and W. s. Mcguire. l.. J. Hunt.
Louis Nelson and X. G. Lawrence PLAYED
for the squadron, Great Neck conceded
four goals BY handicap.
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aAN1.


A. Albany-Albany. I: Troy, o.
~ crAnton- Scranton. 4: W~tlhesbarrS. 4
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BETHLKMEM. Pa. Sept. $50 easy was
Albright College to-dsyf for Lehigh in the open
ing football game that the locals did not
have TO resort to those plays made possible
was ii to 0. In the nrst half BurIinEsms
and Lawyer scored ,t~oucbdowns, Spiers
kicking one goal. In the second Smith made
points 20 the score by kicking q field goal.
Spiers's rs yard run was the brilliant piece
Of work In the anne.
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University Of Maine. .; New Hampshire
q. q.

oRoNo, Ne, Sept. 37.-The football season
here opened to-day. with . game between the
University Of Maine and the New Hampshire
State College eIeysns. The former won
by q score OF 7 70 O., Very l title open play
seemed TO be little difference between the
style Of sams under the new rules and last
years play.
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M
DETROIT.

Stolen bases-Cougalin. Crawford Co.. Ali1er
Sacrhce hit-PAype. Two base hitS-M cIntyres
Cross, Warner. First base on bslls-on Mullins.
2; on FslkenbergL 2 left on hases-Detroit, 81
Washington, A. First base on egrors-Detroit, 4:
washington /. S Struck out--By Mullins. 0: BY Fall
kenberg. Z Double plsys-Ltndsay and Seasefer;
Mullins, 1; Fslkenberg. J. Passed baI-Payne.
Umpires-DoUshUs and Hurst. Tms-l hour and
As minutes. Attendance-1,SO
DETROIT. 4 WASHINGTON. 9-sscoND oAns.
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First base, on error..Chlcago, Len on osses.
base hits-Isbell. Dougherty. Two base hitEJonee.
Sscrince hits-Jones. Rome, Stolen SssSn.DcSsn
on bslls-On Doyle. 2. Struck out-By White. g.
by Doyle, 2. Umpires-OLoughlln and Sheridan.
Tlme-i hour and SIS minutes. Attendsnce-lA.v0
ST. LOUIS "A. H., 7; PHILADELPHIA a. L., s.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 22.-The Browns defeated Phfs-
delphiA o-dAy. The score:
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NATIONAL
P1tiIAdelphiaa Neat the Clncannatis and
Rain Drives Others 70 Cover,

The Hainstorm that swept over the East
yesterday put all Of the teams out Of business
except in ~Philsdelphia. whsrs the C~incinnatis
lost TO the horne team. There will be q bunch
81 doubls headers tomorrow. The results:
Philadelphia. @; Cincinnati, =.
AZ New YOrk-Raln.
A. Brooklyn Rain.
At Boston Rain.
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FHuADkLYHIA U. ID, y CINCtNFAtI, =
PmApELPHIA Sept u-The Philsdeiphias won
tSrourh the wudnoss OF Fraser and Han T6e
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Bates n Fort Preble Psay Footban with
ont Scoring.

LEWISTON. Me-. Sept. 37.-The first gams
Of the football season was played here by
Bates and Fort Preble. but neither team
was aba TO score. The style OF play was
much the same a. last year.
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No score In Football Game.

NHAoARA FALLs. N. Y. Sept. 32.-Niaeara
University opened the football season to-day
with Rochester University. neither side
scoring.
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AMERICAN LRA0UnL
View Yort In cAicago; PhiIadsIphis In ST. LouIa I,
BAsruRN LEAouM.
Jersey City In Montreal.
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Good start: won easily; James Crawford. b. e.
by W. W. Darden.
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!, 9-sECoND DAMN.
WARRINGTON.

Totals. ..,.4. u IS ~ I0taIs ".,.5 30 9 ]
sOne out when winning run was scored!
R Rs.Sins;cn. SSSfSSS&
stolen bases-CoughIin ~, Crawford ca. Lind
Two base hlts-CrAwford, Mcintyre %, Schlady.
First base on balls-On Mulin. Z: on Goodwin. Q.
on errors-DetTolt, l: Washington, 1. Struck out
BY Mullin, 4 by Goodwin. s. Hit BY pitcher-By
Mullin, 1, Wild pitch Goodwin, 1. Umptro-Hurtt.
Time-i hour and IS minutes. Attendance-i,Sn.
CLEVELAND, y BOSTON, "a. a.. o.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 21.-The Maps won 70 days
rAme from the Boston Americans By punching hits
In the seventh inning. The score:
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'Bstsod for Moran In the ssSsstS insias.
5sTssS ctty...::..S Q SSSsSsS
Two base hitsSRanb, connor Three base hit
SSssssdy. VIZ .ses1saEEsr STRUCK Oyt-By
on bsiie-oh Bsrger. ]; on Noskimin. 1. IsfS on
nAses-AcntreaL 8; Jersey City. s. Umpire
Whslen and McQAnn. Tims-i hour and d minutes.
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To z7:;' Al e ssiI:ss' s:si:.:;. s ss. \. s .s;r.a1..
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start good; won easily: Salvidere, Oh. g. ?. by
Belvidere-SaIlie OF Navarro: owned by T. Hitch
cock, Jr.; trained by. J.,E. Madden.
FOURTH RACE.
The Second Special: for three year ODDS and up
ward. weights nve pounds below scale: with 5000
added: one mile and a half:
HorSe and Age. VT Jockey. Betting. Fin.
Tangle. 3.....,..,.. 107. .Sewell. 80. ll-1O out .
Time, 24s rs.
Start good: won cleverly; Running Water, b. or
br. T.. 5, by Sir Di1on-BreakwAter; owned by
Newcastle Stable; trained by Thomas Welsh.
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JHRaKY CrrY, S

Il. ThRahI CIT, 5; MoNTREAI4 ,.
MONTREAL. Sept. l2.-Montreal's errors were
oostly. IN 20 days rane, four runs being counted
on neldlng mIsplaya. The score:
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Two base hits-Armbruster. Rockenneld, JeneN.
Wallace. Sacrifice hit-Armbruster Triple play
shesn. Nichols and Davis. stolen beses-JoneS.
Davis, Hemphill. Shean. Wild
First base on baIls-on Glade, 5; on Coombs. S.
Struck out-By. Glade, q BY Coombs. T. Left on
DonneIly. Ttmel hour and 50 minutes. Attend
Ance-5.A 0.
DETRorT, s. SYnsr dAMH.
DETROIT, Sept. zz.-Mullins pitched and won
both games Of a double header from Wsshington
49,. a. A.y ThA a~NKA
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start fair: von easily; senator Clay. Oh. O.. !. By
Gold Crest-FuElAne: owned by L. o, Appleby:
trained by p. d. Weir.
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Selling: hree-year-olds 5000 added: a mil.

start good: won easily: Astronomer. Oh. c.. 8.
by Dieudonne-StaY Chime: owned By ID, Gideon:
trained by Thomas Murphy.
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PLAISYIELp, Sept. z2.-These scores were
returned from the golf committee cup at the
PlainHeld Country Club to-day: G.: B. Nor
Julius E. Erickson, %, 1910; Frank o. Rein
hart, 80. go; Henry d. Hibba I'd 80. S[sl.
hSndISao 0Tp. n the enal for the semi
scratch cup W. Lester Glenney defeated G.
B. Morgan, up and 1 TO play.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

nANDno or rHK CLUES.
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Forty started In the Mixers handicap
ss the Dunwoodis Country Club Yesterday.
best zross SCORE was won by walter 7. Davis
With %. John wndman won tho first, net
second, with ia. 2s~ss. andE G. Darlington
the third, with 100, 23-Ss, There was q club
dinner after the composition.
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In the second and semi-hnal rounds OF the
club championship at the Yountakah Country
Club yesterday the results were
Second Round-C. H. Pope beat Curtis Prout,
by up and 2 TO play; p. A. MarceIlus beat p. n,
Berry, by 7 up and Q 70 play; d. c. BilyeAld beat
a. p. Rice. by ] up and I 70 play; c. B. Martin beat g.
M. wilkins, by 8 up and 4 20 play.
Semi -nnal beat Pope, by 8 up
u MAY.
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Both match and medal play events en-
gagged the members Of the FoT Hill
f SST che el y B. y1 Adams cup IN c. w y, Spa sPsrks sN Sest
mai round for the. pres dents cup resulted
. up and A. H, Thomas beating J. J. HAzen
2 up and / to play. J A. Janin won the Class
A handicap with q net score OF rs. The scores
were:
ClAss Al. A. JAnin. 70, AIS: J. J. HaEen, 20.
e-7A II. walser, 90, 6-S: c. W. Sparks, o., SIS,
Class B-A. @. Drummer. %, ISIS; g. W. Lem
lloyd, IDS, 90-S.
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Hazen Morse. 8 down to DOGGY on the card
Of IS, E-8l, won the competition from twenty
one starters yesterday at the Apawa mis-
Club.
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In the qualifying round for George G.
yesterday the four TO gain eligibility were
b. z. Reinmund, 81. $50: .. D. Pomeroy.
So. SIS; H. Y. Keep. 90, SIS; N. e. d. Hig-
gins, lO3, lS-N.