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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-11
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-11
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-11

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Racing At Buffalo,

BurrsLn. June 5 I, ). Martln. backed down from
5 TO : to ! 10 8. won the last rice al Kenllvorth Parh
to day. Two iavorites and several wen played
long shots rave the books a bad DAY.
First Race-SlA iurlongS -fdlct. luJ 01arkl.
6 10 /. won. Tickle. i01. ttario,. even money. second.
Green Roon, o. tAlcej. II 10 8. third. TIME. i1iJ.5.
Silverskln, Scarccrus aud CohmoSA also ran.
Second Racc-SiH urongs-Lorcate, ITO IL
SmitnJ. 10 10 |. won: Bonnie Reg. le Farrow).
even money. second. The borgian, los &C. Wss).
Is u /. third. Time, lI6. Wild lilshnan. Tavanes.
ltenpecked, OssineRc. inQuisi,lve Gin and Tamore
also ran.
Third Race-One mile and forty yards - Duke o;
Kendall. los dec, TO ]. won: Setauket, ll Oar
row. . TO l., second: Neva WEIGH, 100 (Koehnerl.
8 10 third. Time, I:4I l-j. DarGin. Society
Bud. Edgely and Dendigo also ran.
Fourth kace-four and q half fur,ongS-Wing
Ting, II? 1.rIchcD. 0 70 :; won: Sweet ki!ty; 10.
10 to !. third. Time. 057.. Hack Flag. Tom Dolan.
Bonvlvant. Josephine and Buster b, also ran.
filth Race ne mile and forty yards-Em
parrlsmcnt. 17 &C. Ross. s TO S, won; Miss R,nie
l1c 1hoehner, I to :. second: Mis- rawiey. 100
tMcCeel. IL 10 /. third. Time. las l 3. Request
and Elliott also ran.
Sixth Escc--t ne INLET. $. Martin, ~ Chandler,
: to s. won: Cadlchon. 90 tfaGrowt. ! TO 10, stcond.
Andr ~ Mack. los Aclntyrcj, 10 10 l. third. Tine.
i:42 80. Three starter.
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ORDERS FOR CONFINED CRUISE.
-
Com. Reds Instructions for Atlantic. Sea.
Manhaka C%orInthian and CorInthlan Clubs.

Fleet Captain b. NJ. Whitlock has Just made
public Commodore Daniel G. Rcid's general
orders No. 2, which relate 20 the cruise OF the
Atlantic, Seawarhaka Corinthian and Corin-
THAN Of Philadelphia yacht clubs. His
orders are issued TO the yachts Of the Atlantic
club, and Commodore Benedict and Connno-
dore Clark will issue orders to their fleets.
The yachts are to rendezvous at Oyster
Bay Harbor at or before : o'clock In the after
noon OF Saturday. July IA. The orders say:
Cruise in company with the fleets OF the
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club and
the Corinthian Yacht Club Of Philadelphia
will be made to the eastward, beginning
Monday, July Ie, and the port named below
visited on the dates specified, unless notice
to the contrary is published. by the regatta
committees OF the three clubs under whose
direction the port to port runs will be made.
and who will issue dre notice as to the rules
to be obser we'd by competing yachts.
The three fleets will cruise as q unit. the
command being %Rssuined In turn by the
commodore of each club. who will display the
code signal +. /. while the fleet is subject to
his orders. .
A the cruise promises to be of unusual
interest in racing and other features captains
are requested TO make every possible effort
to participate"
Raw TO Morris Cove: July IL. Morris Cove to
New London; July ~, New London to Shelter
Island: July 10, small boat races at Shelter
Island; July 20. Shelter Island to Newport.
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WOMEN AT THE NETS.
Misc T.. u. ard Miss T.. Sears Win Penn
sylvanIa State Doubles.

PHILADELPHIA, June s.-Such good progress
was made in the Pennsylvania State lawn ten
mis- tournament for women at Haverford to-
day that only four matches remain to be
played tomorrow, the final in the champion
ship singles between Miss F.. Sears and Miss
Phyllis Green, the final In the mixed doubles
bet tween Miss T.. K. Sears and W. j. Clothier
and Miss Phyllis Green. and G. NJ. Bunting,
consolation mixed doubles. To-day's matches
were all closely contested and produced by
far the best tennis In the tournament 80 far.
The match which attracted the. greatest
attention wns the final IN the doubles cham
pionship. In this Miss z. r.. Sears and Miss
+. Sears were pitted AGAINST Mrs. j. G. Gibbs
and Miss Rachel Harlan. The Misses Sears
showed great judgment In placing. and II was
that which era b,ed them to become the State
champions In the doubles. Had not Miss
Elizabeth Moore e tired permanently from
Obliged TO meet Mas Wallace and Miss Moore
In the championship round. summarize
Championship Doubles Second round
NJ. Green and Miss Phyllis Green defeated Miss
Johnson md Miss Morice. 8-3, IS.
Semi Final-Miss r. v. and Miss r. Sears DIT ieated
Miss NJ. and Miss Phyllis Green, %. 50.
Final Round Miss r. n. and Miss r. Sears de.
fcated Mrs. J. G. Gibbs and Miss Il. Harlan. 6-s.
o..
Consolation Doubles Final round-Mlss Hirst
and Miss sayres defeated Miss oberteuner and
Miss Maule. 6-s. 81, 81.
Coates defeated Miss Kimball. e-2oA. ,.,
Final Ropnd.Ms; Kane s. Green defeated
Consolation Mixed Doubles semlnnal round
Miss Chase and r. d. Dewhurst defeated Miss
Cohen and II, Patten. 90. SO.
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TO pick the International team.
MonnIsTowS. Y. j., June s.-The tennis
committee Of the Morristown Field club
has lust completed the hnal arrangements
for the New Jersey State championShip
tournament. which ia 10 he held on the Field
clubs dirt courts. June rs TO rs. The events
will consist of mems championship singles.
mems championship doubles end women's
championship singles. y. q. Anderson, last
years champion, will defend his title. The
entries close on Jure Is. An open mixed
doubles tournament has been arran ged. to
be played June II to 10. The entries for this
event close on SATURDAY..
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Yirilant Hos Hollow spars.

The old Cup defender VigiIant. built In 1893
to meet the first Valkyrie that visited these
waters. is in fine racing trim and this season
will sail against the British built yawl Syba-
rita, owned by W. Gould Brokaw. The Vigilapt
was purchased last winter by William E.
Iselin ard has been fitted out at New London,
where she has been having some tuning up
spine, She sailed a few trials against the
schooner Tlmina, owned by F. +. Brewster.
A set OF hollow spruce topsail spars has
been britt for the Vlgilant by the Fraser
bort and delivered. This firm has made q
hollow mast. gan and topsail epars for the
J, Gielow.
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WARP AND LITTLE WIN.
Americans Take Doubles From Australians
in Davis Cup Preliminary.
Special cabIs Despatch 10 THE SuN.

Special cubic Despatch 10 THE Sun.
NEWPORT. Wales. June s.-The American
lawn tennis team to-day won the doubles
in the preliminary round for the Davis Inter
national Challenge Cup. Raymond D. Little
and Holcombe Ward represented America,
and they defeated l.. o. Poidevin and A. F..
Wilding, the Austrnlssian Representative s,
three sets TO love. The score was IS, 60,
g..
The Americans heat the Australians by
their superior. combination, greater skill and
Service were striking factors in the American
success. He did not lose n single rame Of
his own delivery. Little lost two. The Aus
~tralians showed fine form now and then, but
the Americans showed keener judgment.
Their play can be, described as intellectual.
sin nasiht the hm ,mG aUso1 mps tno oao o ! OF ONE rne
one OF the two remaining matches in singles
against the Australians in order to challenge
two matches Ward will ment Wlldlng and
Little will compete with Poidevin.
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Wilmington, ~ C1eteIand, =,
~ ~. Louis -Rait

NEW YoRK "A. H.. a. CHICAGO "a b.. 2.
CHICAGO, June s.--The New York Amerl-
cans had little trouble In crushing the White
Sox this afternoon. although Jones used
three pitchers In the attempt 10 turn the
in every way and won. with ease. In. the
second inning Keller led. on with a single
Williams and Delehanty all soaked the ball.
and three runs were scored In the inning
Chase collided with Sullivan and the latter
was knocked senseless. retiring from the
game with. numerous bruises. The Sox
made q plucky stab for the game In the open
ing stansa. Helm and Joss BIT safe. two
runs scored. but the Sox were never again
able to see the plate. CHESHIRE held them
firmly to the close. In the third Laporte
singled, Williams walked and. both arrived
on Hoffman 8 two Dagger. The score:
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YACHTS RACE ROUND BERMUDA.
Tameriane Beaten by the Gauntlet on Time
AIIowance-One Boat Sinks.

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE SUN.
HAMILTON, Bermuda. June s.-Seventeen
yachts took part to-day In the race around
the island, a distance OF forty-fve miles.
for cups presented by the Bermuda Yacht
c ub. There was a strong breeze at the
start, but it moderated in the afternoon.
The pilot yacht Isoldt. length. 50 feet, crossed
the finishing line at +:2335. Frank Maier's
York for the Upton cup. finished at %;b5:2o.
The Dainty, length. IS feet. sailed by Capt
Gauntlet, aecond in the Upton cup. race.
at 5:5s:s0. The Gauntlet won a Yacht G ub
cup from the Tamerlene by seven minutes
on time allowance. The yacht Battleaxe
sank. The race caused great excitement.
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passed SSsIii and. came IN, on sheshaId,p, two
a short drive 10 centre. After Bchulte had
| singled he and Shecksrd tried a double
steal aud sheck died at the plate. He, looked
safe TO a good many but not to Epislie, lp
the same inning Browne beat q hunt and
broke the record on his run to the plate when
McGann sent a ewipe TO centre that leaped
high In the air Of Sla gle's shins. Mc0ann
parted company with second base. TOO, pre-
clpItately on Mertes's long ny TO Schultz.
and when Schultz fired the ball over TO Tinker
Daniel Was called out.
The only error the New Yorks made was
Devlin's low throw on Chance in the fourth
| after making a splendid stop. Evers scored
Chance with a hit which was. q three base
hit because Mertes misjud sed the ball, stein.
feldt hit past Mertes for 4 home run, In the
sixth and chuckled merrlly.. The chlckle
was on hin in New York's half Of the sixth,
passed ball. Dahlen hit TO Steinieldt ,and
The chuckler made q wild throw to ffrst which
allowed Mertes to score. Devlin doubled
! to left and scored Dahlen.
In the seventh inning Bresnahan walked
and was forced by Browne. Browne stole
scond and took third on Kings overthrow
Joe Tinker Bell blew an easy chance on
McGsnn's short .%grounder. Tinker Bell IN;
! tended to throw Browne out at the plate. but
threw on the ground, whereat Browne strolled
leisurely TO the Peter pan. Windy. Dahler
, completed the downfall OF the wicked pirates
by sin Cling to centre and rescuing McGann
The score.
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TIC E'of
EHw YOQE
TOTALS a., z o q TO
sBatted for Walsh In the eighth inning.

Sels- SSrI $780,, $685. "a
First base on crrors-New York. /. Left on
bases-Chicago. 4: New York. 9. Two base hits
Hoffman. Donohue. Sacrifice hits--Conroy. Dele
hanty. Stolen bases = keeler. Isbell. Double
piay-Hart and Tannehlll. Hits-OG White, I
In one Inning: of Walsh. s in innings: on F1ene. 2
in one inning. First base on bals-on Walsh, 2:
on flcne. /: on Chcsbro, !. Struck out-By Walsh.
s: by Chesbro. L. Wild .pitch-Walsh. PASSED.
bali-Hart. Umplre-Sherdan T1me-l hour nd
IS minutes. Attenda nce-4,JO0
DETROIT, 4. BOSTON "a. H.. :.
DETROIT. June "a miniatureN cyclone put an
end to the Detroit, Boston game to day while Boston.
AFTER tying the score was still batting In the eighth
inning. The score. revertcd.to the last half OF the
seventh, leaving Detroit the Victor. The score.
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PRooKLYN. s ST LOUIS, IN. L., 8.

day by cutting loose with a batting and
scoring rally in the sixth inning. The score
was 8 to / against them when Casey led of
TO third on Batoh's fly to Hoelskoetter and
came In when Lumley punched a MT to left.
ON nI SECOND base. MieeBsridIe; threw Jordan out.
but Maioney singled and scored Lumley.
Ritter single put Maloney on third. and after
a stinger to right. which scored Maloney
and Rite r. Casey's blunt. Arndts wild throw
OF the same and Jordan's, single gave the
scored once In the first on a base. on balls,
a sacrifice. a SECOND out and, Alperman'S
on a sin Gle, Casey's Wild throw Of Smoot's
hunt and Beokley's fly to Maloney. Arndt's
double and Hoelskoetter's single gave the
Cardinals their tally in the ffth. The score:
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MISS SUTTON LOSES DOUBLES.
American and Mrs. HiIlyard Defeated for
Northern Tennis Championship.

Special Gable Despdfch 10 THE sun.
LONDON. June SIN the ladies' doubles for
the northern championship Pile yed at Als-
bnrth, Lancashire, to-day. Miss Douglass
Mrs. Hillyard G-4. Cd, Miss Sutton had a
waikover ir he semi-nn al round OF the angles,
Miss Pinckney- .defaulting. The American
In the All England mixed doubles Of the
championship. semi-fnal round to-day F. l.,
Rlselem and Miss Douglass beat Hicks and
Mrs. sterry beat Fisgis and Mrs. Armstrong.
6-2. 6-7.
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DANNY MAHER WINS AGAIN.
Rides Bachelor's Hutton TO Victory in
Manchester Gun.
Special ceols Despatch 10 THE SIN

Special CcbIe Despatch 70 THE SrN.
MANCHESTER. England. June g. The race
for the Manchester cup. 5000 sovereigns.
for three-year-olds and upward. one mile
and a half. was run to-day and was won By
Sol Joel's Bachelors Button. ridden by Danny
Maher. W. Clark's Best Light was second,
Col. KIrkwood's the White Knight was third.
Fourteen horses ran.
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Games Scheduled for To-day.
NATIONAL LBAGU

NATIONAL LHNUUh,
Cincinnati in New YORK: Chice go In Brooklyn
Pittsburg in Philadelphia: 81, Louis In Boston.
AMERICAN LRAoUR.
New York In Chicago: Philadelphia In 81. Louis:
Wa shing ton In Cleveland; Boston In Detroit.
BAsTBHr LEAGUE.
Montreal In Jersey City: Rochester In Newark:
Buffalo in Baltimore: Toronto in Providence.
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South Atlantic League

Az Columbia-Augusta. T. Columbia, 3.
AZ Jacksonville Jacksonville. 4: Macon, o.
Al SavannAh-SAvannah 1: Charleston, o.
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other Games.
Baseball Notes.

John Datton-Hc can continue running II there
are two out. Otherwise a base runner cannot
leave his base on a ny until the ball Is caught.
Doc Newtons shoulder, which, was hurt In a col
lislon the other day, was examined under H.ray3
nv A physician last week. The doctor reported
nothing much the matter, but advised Newton not
10 use his arm for another week.
silk o'Loughnn tells q story Of Tim Hurst. They
were umpirng together IL a certain city In the
sprng when a few beer glasses came saving out.
They're only warming up now, getting practice"
oh4erved Tim. Walt TIL July comes and they
have CONTROL"
Aconstant Reader, Troy. N. vi. Donlin, king
McCioskey. Sheckard and steinfeldt, Natlona
League; Sudho1. AltiLeT. "aEsneld. stone ana
standings. 2. Take subway TO Brooklyn Bridge,
then Pifth avenue elevated road to Third street,
Brooklyn.
The admirers OF childe Harold Chase declare
that he has every other nrst baSeinan In the bus-
ness beaten. That Is putting u rather strongly.
considering that baseball has a Davis q heGann.
a Chance and q DonAhue. But one thing Is sure,
there Is q dash. mag aetism and gracefulness about
Chase's play that no other frst basemen Possesses
And at making the most OF his e~~~eeA running
bases he has few equals,
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New England League

Az Fail River-HAverhill. 8; Fall River, :.
A. Observation-Disclosures. 8; Lynn, /.
Al Manchester-Rain.
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CHESS.
Result OF Fourth Round OF international
Tournament.

Special Cable Despdteh 10 THE SUN.
OsTESp, Belgium. June 8.-The fourth
round OF the international chess masters
tournament was played at the Kursaal this
morning and afternoon, the pairing and the
results being as follows:
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Cross. Three base hit-ciarke. Home run
Hickman. Sacrifice hit-Bay. Stolen bases
Jones'. FRS, base on bSffIs-oa Hess, !; on Hughes.
/. Hit by p~itcher-By Hess, 1. First base on
Washington. o. Struck out-By Hess, s. by Hughes.
d Double ~play-Altiler and Hickman, Umpire
-O'Loughlin. Time-2 hours. Attendance-3,0o5.
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New York State League.

A. Syracuse Syracuse, O. A. J. and G.. 2.
Al Observation-Disclosures 9: Utica, /.
Az ScTAnton-Troy, $: Scranton, L.,
Al Wilkesbarre-Wfke sbArre. 8: Albany, I.
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III mn RECTJON

The record up TO dnte:
Janowski, smoke and Borowski, so each Burn
Joiner, Marshall. spieimann and Perlis. 8 each
Balla, Rcrnsnjn. Duras, Leonhardt, MAroczy
MIeses, SueehtLng. T~eichnann and woit. ~ each
Blackburn, Fahrni, John, Marco, Rubinstein
Schlcct ,er, Swidersld and Taubenhaus, 2 each
levitt and Maliutin. II each; cohn, osksm. Posi-
Forgacs. Saiwe and. Sourptn. / each; Reggie. VI
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Southern League.

AT Nashvllle-Nashvillc. A: Little Rock, 2.
Al Observation-Disclosures I: New Orleans, >.
Al Birmingham Birmingham. 10; Shreveport. 2,
Al Atlanta-RAin
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First base on errors-New YORK, z Chlcago, ].
Lett on basesaNew York. s. Chicago, D. Firs,
out-By Wiltse : by brown, :, Home run-stein-
feldt. Three base ~hli-Evers. Two base hits
McGann, Devlin, Shockard, Sacrifice hlt-Sheck-
ard. Stolen bases -Browne. Dahlen. Double
plays-Schuite and Tinker. HIT by pitcher
t'mplrcs-Rmsiie and O'Day. T1me-i hour and
Is minutes. Attendance = 5.Oov.
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Boston. Ii: Pi,isbure. 9. First base on balls
PPhhrlIppe. Z. Home ranoBa,es, Three 5ese hit
Beaumont: Two base hi's-Besumont Tsnney,
Wagner. Stolen base-Lesch. Double plays
Strobel and Tenney; brown and Tenney. I'm;
res-Carpenter and Conway. Ttmc-f hour and
10 minutes, Attendanee-i,l<s.
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Connecticut League.

Az New London-New London, 3: New Haven. 2,
Al Acknowledgements, o; Norwich, Z.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING, 5. Hartford, I.
At Observation-Disclosures, 9; Springfield, l.
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American Association.

Az Louisviiie-St. Paul, Z: Louisville, o.
Al Observation-Disclosures II: Minneapolis. o.
Al Toledo-Toledo. O.: Kansas City. s,
Al Colunbus-Milwaukee. 2: Columbus. !.