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New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
FINEST SPORT IN The WORLD.

There Is hunting club. composed q E-nziishrren
and Americans. with fine hotel and several cot
tages. near station the Uganda Railway
named NairObi, about midway between Lake Nicto-
ria Nyanza and McmbaSa. the coast terminus. IL
stands on beautiful plateau. SEQ feet above The
sea. surrounded by snow clad peaks and covered
with dense forests. and the surrounding country is
said 70 furnish the finest sport tn the world-ele-
plants, lions, tigers giTafes. zsbEas rhinoceroses
buffalo and all kinds Of large and small game. W.
NoEthup Macmillan. OF So. Louis. has taken Up hts
residence there. and is raising OstrIches. Lord
Delamere has large ranch IN the same ueishn nor-
hood. and r. A. Pape. manager OF the Afro-Arerf-
can Trading Company, has cottage. President
Roosevelt has been invited 20 become the guest cc
the club for entire season and DO some Shooting
and he probably viii accept az the close 0s his
term. A sportsman must take out a license. which
costs $50 and Is not allowed 20 shoot but certain
amount OF game n he violates the re his license
Is forfeited and he II subject 90 heavy fue The
limit for a season Is two elephants (uales Ou-y).
two rhlnOcerOSeS. two htppOS. two lions br.a
two zebras. two cheetals. or leOpaFdS: two CRATES.
two each OF other species Of large game and ten
each OF the smaller species, such as wild boar.
wildcats. antelope GaZelles. and forth. There
Is limit 20 the number OF wild animals that may
rhnOcerOs IS worth $1,000: giraffe. s5rc lion. 500
and other animals bring corresponding prices. Sew
eFal rhinOceTOses have been struck by trains ono
liOn after g0Fging itself antelope last wir.sr
foolishly fell asleep on the rails and was run
washington star.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03

The Giants hardly played like champions IN the
game with Brooklyn at the Polo Grounds yester-
day, and lost by a score OF z to i. Taylor was
taken out of the box at the end OF the second
inning, after the Superbas had gained a command
ing lead of five runs on three hits. three bases on
balls and wretching fielding.
Ferguson. who took his place. managed TO keep
the visitors from scoring for the six innings he
pitched, allowing only one hit and giving one base
on balls Wiltse batted for him in the eighth
inning. and McGinnity went into the box in the
ninth. On one hit and one base on balls and two
wild throws. Brooklyn scored two more runs.
About the only redeeming feature OF New York's
game was a pretty running catch OF Alperman's
long fly by Mertes in III. third inning. The champions
were saved from a shuI-out in the second inning,
when Strong singled, advanced on G1lberts inneld
hit and stole home.
Stricklett pitched a steady game for BROOKLYN and
ffelded his position perfectly. He held the Giants
down to six scattered hits. and did not give base
stop and throw of hot drive by Mertes. retiring
the batter al first The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
0O BETWEEN Il STALLION,
Inc Veterinarians SO Report ".
Langdon Bugs Flip -Flap.

Ahe veterinarians who were appoinfed nv the
stewards OF the coney Island Jockey Club TO ex-
anime 60 Between reported yesterday that he was
a stallion. and in all probability the stewards will
recommend that hereafter he shall be described as
such and not permitted TO run with a gelding al
loWahee or three pounds. This upholds F. r.
faitehcocks protest, although the stewards decided
against him IN the matter Of paying Alexander
Snietos the Suburban Stake. on the ground that no
description OF the horse was made at the time of
his entry for the stake
j. A Bennett has sold Flip-Flap TO G. w. Lang
don Tor $4,000 and so per cent of her winnings for
the rest OF the season. Flp-Flap won the Advance
Stakes on Saturday, beating whimsical The Quail
Sairngorm and Accountant, among others. but for
All that the price seems 20 be a particularly big
one from what amounts practically 10 half inter
est Flip-Flap may Justify Mr. Langdon's judg-
ment but he certainly paid fun value A. ]. Colds
borough will continue 10 train Flip-F1ap.
Sidney Paget announced yesterday that Tradition
would be retired TO the stud. She has not raced
up TO expectations this year and will hardly &c
missed.
Miller earned the jockey hoaors yesterday. riding
three Misunderstanding Belle. Jaunty and Ian
castrian. Knapp. Martin and Hagan each scored
once Miller now heads the winning jockey list for
the meeting with fourteen victories TO his credit.
Paris. July Wv X Vanderbit's Marco won the
Prix des Cytises at the ST. Cloud races to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
HANDICAP PLAY AT CRESCENT COURTS

The handicap lawn tennis tournament OF the
Crescent Athletic Club has been brought down TO
the final rounds in most all of the classes The
summary follows:
Class handicap singles; first Tound)-J Iodewick
lscratch) defeated C. NJ Bull. r minus haf 800, e-l
2-0 -: W A. Campbell minus 30 defeated z. z.
Perry (scratch) 6-4 4-6 rs: C. w. House. 3r
Cscratch) defeated II williams minus 49, SO G-3.
ga: J. Henderson (scratch) defeated F. w Pezer
(scratchD. G-s GO. Go
Glass (handicap singles; second round)-C. NJ. Bull
(minus i5I defeated H. H. Neale (scratch) 6-4 Ga
Otto W Henigke (minus half l5) defeated B. A. Kelley
Gninus half 49, 6-3 6-4: W. Spencer minus do
feated L. NJ. Brigham (seratch) Ga, 4-6. 6-8.
Sernianal round-C n Bull tninus lS) defeated Otto
Glass thandicap singles; semi-hnal rounO-W. 2.
Mitchell (ninus 15) defeated z. c. (scratch) Ga
6-3: s. Weston minus half 15) defeated A. c. Van
diver minus 15). Ga. "a.
Glass Chandicap doubles; semi-inal rOund)-House
brothers tscratc defeated Walker ana Pezer lscraeh)
bv default: Campbell minus 30) defeated Ran
dali and Heinigke (scFateh), 6-2, Ga.
Class (handcaP doubles; semi-hnal roundJ-Andrews
Cannon scTatch) defeated Belden and anan minus
half 3O) by default; Seed and butcher (inus half l5D
defeated Gurney and Graf (mtnus 15l. 6-3. o-l.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
RACE FOR THE CORONA
Finishes Alone IN Eastern Yacht
Club OCEAN Struggle.

Marhlehead Mass. July 2-The schooner yacht
corona. owned By A. r. Luke. crossed The finish
Hne early this morning. winner OF the Eastern
Yacht Clubs ls,-wis ocean race. from New London
to this port. she made the IN 50 hours IS min
utes and second.
Five hours after the Corona. Francis Sklnner's
schooner. the Constellation. finished. and an hour
later Nice-COmmOdore r. Lewis CIarSs schooner
the Emerald. came in. The other yachts which
made up the feet OF nine which started from New
London either abandoned the race or were com
PEELED 20 withdraw because OF accident.
The Corona was the only boat which Gi9 not stop
for WIND or wave. The Constellation and the F.rn-
erald took shelter IN Hyanns EaFbOr for ten hours
The schooner Elnina. which led the feet 20 Pollock
Rip. and the yawl Vigiant met with accidents and
sought shelter at convenient hsrbors. and IN.
schOoners Dervisn and TaOTmina. the 4o-f0ot sfoop
hestral and the Trivial. S0-footer. Withdrew
account OF the bad weather
me corona won the 500 cup offered by Vice.
commodore Clark and the Emerald will receive :
special prize from the club. Captain Holiness %
tne corona, reported heavy weather after passing
FISHERS Island on Saturday evening A northeast
gale which followed, blew with great violence until
sunday forenoon BY Sunday noon. however, tns
weather had moderated and the Corona was prac-
tlcauy becdlmed in rolling sea q Orleans She
nreeze sprans up and she made a quick run around
the cape and across the bay 70 this port. Tho
summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
TBv Televraoh 20 The T,r,sun. I

than fifteen thousand persons saw the doubls-head-
er between Philadelphia and the Hghlanders here
to-day. which resulted IN an even break New York
lost the first game by Of 20 &. in spite OF
pretty rally in the ninth inning. but the second
by the forfeited. score of TO 0.
The Hghlanders had the second game safely
won by a score OF TO I when the crowd surged
onto the field after two OF the home players were
in the ninth inning. AS the field could not
be cleared the umpire declared the game forfeited
orth pitched this game for the visitors. and only
allowed three hits.
New York outbatted Philadelphia two 20 one in
the first game, and tied the score in the ninth
inning by punching hits Yaeger batted for Clark
son in the final inning and ChesbrO had 20 go In the
box to pitch out the game. This proved fatal, as
he was as wild a hawk. and after giving two
free passes and being hit for single actually
forced in the winning run for philadelphia with
third-base on balls The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
A MAYOR ELECTED BY THE PEOPLE.

About fourteen years ago Brand Whitlock. then
a young reporter doing politics for Chicago news
paper. tried TO persuade Ohio politician q.
independent for governor The politician E1d
offended the machine.
gwen if you get the nomination. said NYhitlocl.
1.-THE machine will knife you and Eill you On slec-
ton day But if you appeal from che machine 90
the people YOU will have chance % pun through
Run Independent"
The politician laughed you seem % think
want to be a stereOpticon hero" he s1id- Tho
only way to win is 20 have the organization Win
YOU. The only workers you can Set are ma cn.1s
workers. Wait Till you are as old as Z am
WhitIOck did not wait as Ions es that. Last wear.
Still young man. ne pfoNeQ tnsst t..e p~nple ars
more than enough interested Ee denel hotN ths
party machines OF Toledo tte also derrG TIE news
neners. All he wanted was the .@ople. The people.
without organizations and without DcN spapeEs.
sfraggIed prOmiscuOusly 90 the polls and ths
course Of a few hours e individual work made
Brand WhltlocA MayoF.-Ine World To-Day.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
FIFTy-TWo CARS FOR GLIDDEN TOUR

Fifty-two entries have been received for the an
nuaI run of the American Automobile Association
and the tour for the Gdden trophy Entries close
with the American Automobile Association No. q
West 42d street. to-day The additional entries re-
ceived up to last night were as follows:
7 g -assatt fs-horsepower White; I c. Kirk
ham, 1e-horsepower Maxwell; Sidney 8. Gorham.
90-horsepOwer Wint0n; Frank II. Peitsch, 29-hOrse-
Dower Peerless; George w. Beach. 2s-horsepoweF
Packard. Thomas r. Moore, 30-horsepOWer English
Daimler. H A. Grant, 10-horsepoWer MAXWELL John
L. Snow. 3O-horsepower Peerless; James Laughln,
20-horeepover Cleveland: Charles L. Anger. 90
horseno1yer stevens -ruryea: Maxwell S. Hart
2a-hoTsepoWer Corbln: Ernest Keller 2S-s0- horse
mower Oldsmobile and r. r. Owen, 2s-5o-horse-
power Oldsmobie.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03

ug Belle stretch Turn and cah' away '"
RACE ulons Fuuiy
----. .az winner b. 9. By Ingoa.5y-L.eeaeaum
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
RACING RESULTS At BUFFALO.

First Zone mile ana q sixteenthl-IazelI. z 20 g.
1874
Second five fuTIongs)-Sweet Kitty. 2 l. won:
Black Flag 70 second: Reina Swift. y to !. third.
Third race Csix furlongs)-Anite Lady. / 20 2 won:
EleheT5 u TO 1. second: Minnie j. IS 20 /. third
Tine, 1-l6S
FourtA race mils)-silverskin. 5. won; Tho
zone 70 J. second; Birmingham, TO !. third. Time.
Ia
FINN race Chve furlongs)-workmaid o 1. won:
105h.
Sixth race mile ana forty yards)-FEyperion 3 20 l.
son Embarrassment. eVen second Monacodor. 20 l.
niFd Tine. ls5as.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
BOSTON. 4; WASHINGTON.
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Most of the Best Players Entered
for amateur Cham pionship.

Eightv-odd entries have been received for the
national amateur golf championship tournament 70
be held the links Of the Englewood Golf Cub
July 1914 Although the entries closed last night
IL will be a day OF so before W. Felowes Morgan.
the secretary will be ready 70 give out the full list
II is believed that the overnight mails will increase
the total 70 close TO one hundred
The first entries received by the secretary were
from O. D. Thompson and Eben NJ Byers, both
representatives OF the AlIegheny Country Club
near Pttsburg; Oddly enough these two were ere the
wheaton No entries have been received from
0 aSToaq 4sce5tS eGf %r6 asking il his name Would be
acceptable. He was sent an affirmative reply and
Most ths prominent PLAYERS iq the tS souPtTy ,y
have entered nSiuTng ~ -: % NTsaan9IifaI S cb
pion; Walter J. Travis. Charles H Seely. w. G
T. NJ Sherman, F, Oden HOrstman, f. d. Sawyer.
Allan Lord. Archibald Graham. Percy Pyne ID
Harold WILCOX and George T. broka"'
The spring series OF team matches in the East
Jersey Golf League has been completed. leaving
the Forest Hill Field Club In the lead. with three
wins and one defeat. There VIII be no more more
matches until September The Rossvllls GolE
Club the team championship last season.
philadelphia, July 2-Jerome D. Travers. OF the
Nassau Country Club. won the Lynnwood Hall Cup.
Hgntingto9 NMasy Malyr Cosns o tb nome ei In the anal
round. by UP and to play
Manchester VT. July 2-Out OF thirty-fOur en-
tries in the annual tournament for the Independence
Day Cup offered by the Ekwanohz Country Club,
sixteen players who survived the qualifying round
this forenoon took part in the first round this atte-
noon The winner OF the medal and the best SCORE
in the qualifying round was Merrill 4 + waters. OF
Tal<evyood ~ j. who had a total OF q. The results
IN the flrst round az match play follow;
NJ T. Clark EkwanOk Country cub beat J. p
EASTMAN England. beat @. v: White Ekwanok Up
heat r. j. Boyce. Rutland Country Club. up and 20
pay; George r. Morse. Rutland beat Clark Burnham
te~Ss- rgaa1ovV. G una play: Henry W. Brown
piSiHSadsiphfa beat & J. HaI. Rutland up and 20
rlst. q n Pond Rutland beat A. p Palmer. EkwanOk
M: G H. Clark Philadelphia Country Club. beat John
n yyoodsn, Rutland. up and q % play: Merrill X
Waters Midland Golf Club. beat r. T. Mcqueen Eswa-
rok S ,lp and play
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
YACHTING NEWS AND NOTES.

Seventeen classes for schOOners and sl0ops ara
provided for by the regatta committee OF the New
York Yacht Club in their announcement to-day, for
the race for the Glen Cove cups. 70 be sailed OF
that harbOr Saturday. The race IS open % all
regular classes. and TO yachts too small for enroll
ment. owned BY members OF sons OF members. Time
will not be taken later than half an hour after
set. There will be prize for first. II two or moro
start: a prize for second. IL four more start
prize for third, II eight start, and prfzo
for fourth IL twelve more start In any class
Cornelius vanderbilt's 7O-foot slOop. the Rainbow
and Harry L. MaXWell's Yankee are entered sor
the annual regatta OF the American Yacht Club. TO
be sailed the Sound to-day. OF Milton Point
T. N. Smiths new slOOp. the Effort. and the Wee
tamOe and the Nicola viii also be among the start
erS, as well the New York Yacht Clubs 30
foOters and the raceabOuts the two divisions Os the
handicap class, the other One-deSign beats and all
the American Yacht Clubs 15-foot On--desiz,o
glass The start will Be made az 12 o'clock on the
Scotch CAPS buoy. = -
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
GREER MAY NOT DEFEND TITLE.
rBy Telegraph TO The

CBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune.l
Worcester, Mass. July 2.-Word was received at
the Wachusett Boat Club, OF this city, to-day to
the effect that the amateur champion Oarsman
Frank Greer had had three operations performed
his left wrist, into which he recently jabbed
The point of a lead pencil, blood poisoning was
feared.
Il is extremely doubtful If he will be able to de-
fend his title at the national regatta here.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
SWIMMING RACES AT TRAvERs ISLAND

The second series OF swimming races OF th- OUT
door season will be held by the New York Athletic
Club at IraveTs Island on Saturday afternoon July
a. At this meeting the 5O-yard metropolitan cham
pionship 1OO-yard novice. 1ea-yard handicap a
fancy diving contest and game OF EngIlsh wafsr
polo viii be decided The 5O-yard ehau1ui0ashi,
race vii be the first OF five 20 be decided al Trsvsrs
Island On August n the 1o1-yard cha17p 7pionship
viii Be held and on August 8 the 449-yari cfasa-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03


beth Town and Country Club. at Elizabeth. N. j.
The summary follows:
& st t. p.SforS ca
Weston Westaeld club O. Ga: H q Eoster 70 Eliza Eliza
Fanwood Club rs. 62 Charles Miller nderan OUTING
e p Thomas Eiisa50t4 Town ana .,2 GOgn;
Club, SIS Ga O. knight, Fanwood Club. defeated
Edwin Daniels % Psrk Cub 64 80. s Ell; P NaSsy &
9nd GogptFy % club sas..5 S 90 Oo4EaRs PaPS6 RS6
6a coant cSb defeated H. Barron Elizabeth Town
and Country Club BY default George W Case. tr. Eliza
beth Town and Country club. defeated A , ? Beers
FisdsT Fis5asif ba9fosh club 4 Mss
{atsd Sect Ir WsstsIg b cgS .S:.ts1 Sc 6 FL
Mesei daS go O TRy Fl
Club M E5sbst5 nS p6xn sSS sgn Club e
defeated R. n Black ideEan outing Club. 90, 60;
{satsd J. DunAam IlaeF2n Outing club e
M ey fIE Habe oMh a6d Country GO S aSteaeG & L
W5s F5absth Pb4 club Pon & ans Country Club defeated
os64q aB defeated a MsoSS Esg SS % and
SO; [. ToInlinson Elizabeth Town and Country Club
defeated W. D. Bennert, Danforth Club. 8-6. 6-S "a
deran an Outing CUB go 90 w. Barlow WestaaId
i. il. roster Elizabeth Town ana Country club de:
6~3; E. G. Thomas jr. Elizabeth Town ana Country
Club defeated O. Knighti Fanw0Od Club e.
Mackey: Fanwood Club 81. Is: George w Chase. IL
@ EedeT C Panfoh $ cqo Sefe2teg BaTte5 Fan aR
defeated J W Baker PIainfeld Country Club. 90
Club. deeeated NJ s charlOek Elizabeth Town and
country C9n 81 5ft; Il Nest EIzabeth Town
Country club 6--1 unfinished; w Krugler, Elizabeth
forth Club. 90; IS 80 60 " GTagin. e. Elizabeth
deran Outing Club, 60 80; F. s H; Pendergast
W4enn eane'" wes}seid @ Cub si i defagted Il s
Tucker uderan Outing Club defeated H. IT. Frank
Fanwood Club, 6-4, Ga
Third round-H. Mex. Glazbrook Elizabeth Town and
Country Club. defeated L. Tomlinson Elizabeth Town
Club. defeated ". Barlow, Westfeld Club 6-2 al;
William B. Cragin, Jr.. Elizabeth Town Country
Club, defeated W. Krugler, Danforth Club. 60 81;
defeated H G. Tucker Ideran Outing club 7--5 e-3
Fourth round--Wtllam B. Cragin r, Elizabeth Town
Country Club defeated z S. Pendergast
beth Town Country Club. 60 co
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
4 RECORD FOR DANIELS.
Wins I2O-Ydrd international Sscinl-
ming Race IN ENGLAND.

London July 2-The Bath Club international
swimming contests were held to-day at Dover. In
the 12O-yard scratch race, c. NJ. Daniels, of New
York won by one and one-half yards in 1 minute 70
seconds beating the old record held by Cav, of
Australia, by one-ffth of a second. Cecil Healy,
Australasia. was second, and z. de Halmoy, Buda-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
The Nine Players Who WiU Meet
IN the Final Stage.

Ostend Belgium. July 2-Barring one game be-
tween Burn and Janowski. which was adjourned
unfinished. the third round OF the fourth stage OF
the international chess masters tournament was
decided to-day. Before play began the committee
announced that three, additional prizes had been
provided, thereby making room for nine cOmpeti-
tors Instead OF SIX IN the final stage. The players
who will continue in the contest are MaFOczys
SchlechfeF, Bernstein, RUblnsteln. Burn, Marshall.
Teichrnann Janowskl and PeFlis. The remaining
seven will be dropped.
The pairings ans. results to-day together with the
scores OF the players 20 date. follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
POLO At MEADOW BROOK.
Freebooters Beaten by First Team
IN Final Match for Cup.

Hampstead, Long Island July g CspeeaD.-The
first team of the Meadow Brook Hunt Club de-
feated the Freebooters of the club this even
ing on it's field. on the Hampstead plains. in the
final match for the Meadow Brook Cup by score
OF 16 goals to 8.
The Freebooters played pluehiy, but the strong.
aggressive work of marry Payne Whitney and
Monte Waterbury was too much for them. The
lineup and summary follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03

sBatted knight in ninth inning fBatted for New
in fifth inning. $Batted Garrison in ninth inning
some when winning run was scored.
YOrk......-......--..-.-O o D D ID U y 81
Left on basss-New York IL; Philadelphia. Is Earned
Philadelphia. Stolen hass-Thonlas IyyO-6ass nt
-ConrOy. Sacrifice hits-L0rd. Plark Cross. SeyOola
Struck out-Iy Plank S; by Newton l. by Clarkson, s.
balls-On Plank, 2: OF Chessro. g. on Newton
a: off CIarkson Hits-OT Newton. In four innings
of ClarksOn. in four innings OF Chesbro in one
inning wild pitches-Plank. 2; ClarsSon. Time OK
game, 2:40 Umpires-O' Loughlin and Hurst
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
MOTOR CYCLISTS IN LONG RUN.

Little Falls. II. Y, July 2.-Twenty-fOur motor
cyclists OF the thrty-elght who started finished the
first days run OF the ffth annual endurance race
OF the Federation OF American Motor Cyclists rrom
New York TO Rochester tonight. They start Tor
Rochester at o'clock Tomorrow morning ana are
scheduled 10 arrive there at AIS .. ~
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
WALLER BEATS ROGERS AT TUXEDO.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Tuxedo Park N. Y, July 2.-Ony match was
played in the semi final round for the Tuxedo lawn
tennis championship this afternoon. Stewart Wal
Ter defeated II. Pendleton Rogers jr.. after hard
tough. match by score of 81. Ga. Ga.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03

Two base hit-marshal. Three base hits-casey Hun
Jordan (2(, ApeTman, Bergen
Double pays-Strang, Gilbert and McGann; Bergen and
Casey. Left bases-Brooklyn, q: New York g. FIRST
base on balls-Or Taylor 81 of Ferguson, on McCSn-
nitv l. FIRST base on errorNew York. 1. Struck out
Nv frayior & hy Fergison NIcGinny, l. by StTick
lett q Hits-Of Taylor in two innings; OF Ferguson
D IN six innings; McGinnity, in one inning WHO
D,teh-Taylor. Time-i:47. Umpire-Ersle.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03

Tha adjourned gam. between SWidrrSkl ana
Salwe from the second round was won by SwldrrsNL
iegIuing tomorrow. every player VIII contest one
game with each Of thA other corcpttitorA
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn, a. New York. 1. Cincinnati. /; Chicago o.
81 Louis. s. PIttsburg. 4. Boston. ]: Phadelphla o
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia y; New York. Washington ~: Boston.
. (hrst sarnel (second semel
New York, Philafelohfa- Clevalars a. Detroit.
(second Cricagn (rairl
Boston. &: Washington 81
TFsr
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
Horses and Carriages.

DARGAIN-eulck sal-, Al1uoaN rou--.n-hAnd Braks;
ID u-rla.vSt H-ltirg t-ai. c,.H tata form and
oo1snl@te Cor cctrsS USE cos1 sa5oo. $50. =
MADAM. q M!l.i4lu
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
sr- rours. s; P1TTsBURG. 9.

St. AZ Louis. Su nou.so ....D......o oos2Ss 1s 2
pfttsSurr ..........2 o o O. II L
Tsatteres-St Louis Brown and Mccarthy; Pitts
b,lrg Mcfarland, Ieifeld. Lynch and Gibson Um-
pires-O'Day and Carpenter.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03

Baseball Polo Grounds. To-day 4 p. M.-GIANTS.
CHAMPIONS. BROOKLYN Adm. boc
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
CINCINNATI. /: CHICAGO. o.
BOSTON, 1: PHILADELPHIA,
EASTERN LEAGUE.
pes,IrTs OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

r,,,r,,r. 4. Providencs l. Toronto. 2; Rochester,
fuffaio 8; Montreal. Fl nrst camel r,-S--.
(nrst ganie). Toronto. 4; hoehes'er'
Buffalo q Montreal. (seo- (second eanae)
OuS
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
The Haghlonders Win and Lose q
Game in Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES To-DAN
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

New York az Philaselphia. 81, Louis az Chicago.
Boston Washington IDefroit az Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
EAST JERSEY LEAGUE LAWN TENNIS

Competitions in the mems singles championship
Of the East Jersey Lawn Tennis League were
brought up yesterday to the third round. The
matches were played on the courts Of the Eliza
beth Town and Country Club. at Elizabeth. N. j.
The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03

ruIsNNeSv York 4; PhiIadeiphia l. Twc-base hits
Williams 2; Ortiz Cross. Struck out-By Oakley 6y
Orfh q Vases IN balls-OT C'Oazley. A. on Ortn, J.
fts-oH Coakle. in innings; on Bender IN inning
Passed ball-Schreck- Time. hours Unpires-t1urst
and O'Loughlin
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
.15l Total
FIRST PERIOD.
SECOND PERIOD.
EnTfRTH PFRIOD.

Totai score-Meadow team, by earned goals
iG FrsebooteFs earned goals /; by allowed handl-
can Total-p RefsFee-E&wr.ncs Waterbury,
Westchester cub Timer and scoTeF-caFTon Dawson %
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03

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