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New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
ABBOTT LEADS GOLFERS
Veterans of the Game Fare BadIy
an Norris County Tournament.

Robert Abbott. of Plainheld. NJ j.. champion OF
the intercollegiate Golf Association, led the field
In the eighteen-hole medal play qualifying round
day on the links OF the Morris County Golf Club.
Abbott returned a score OF 79. lie also In the
first round at match play. and is favorite for
the chief cup.
In some respects the tournament recalled scenes
OF some years ago. when the game was compara-
lively young in this country. Among the starters
Were H. j. Whigham. who has not competed IN
this vicinity since he defended his national title
over the same course in 1898 The Scotchman who
mas visited nearly all quarters Of the globe of late
iedrs, mas neglected his golf AS he put H. he
is here on holiday only. and intends 10 return
10 London next month. where be expects 10 settle
down for good ~ 00''40
As might be expected the former channion.s
gi game showed lack Of practice His driving was
unsteady, a number of his tee shots being topped
His card showed an even 60 45 each ,yaNS iT1IS
Placed MIN IN the second sixteen where he met
gtleat IN the first round at the hands Of s ID
player '''' "'ui ''ail'eht
Charles b. Macdonald one Of the golhng pioneers
lStuIltsl a cfedltable - in the morning hut was
c9mpelle1 10 lower his colors in the irst round 10
club The latter went out IN 81 where he 5000 .
up, his only bad hole at the fourteesth
ana ne won by up and 70 play.
george T. Brokaw, Of the Garden City Golf Club
had remarkable round He arrived late and
starting hurriedly took an s for the fTst bols
After going out in IS IL looked as though he had
httle chance of qualifying. From that point on
however he combined good luck and good play
He brought on long put for a 2 at the tenth
hole, while another on the last green enabled him
70 come home IN 3S. two strokes better than par.
Guilty from W. D. Vanderpool. of the home club
The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
LAWN TENNIS.
Americans Play We'll abroad
English Players Coming Here.

The two American lawn tennis players Wylie
Cameron Grant and Herbert I. westfau, who
are competing in the leading English tourna-
ments. are meeting with considerable success.
IN the big autumn meeting at Brighton they
reached the final round in doubles and were de-
fested only after FIVE sets by A w Gore and A
n Riseley the score being rs. Ga &c, As.
i-5 -
More important than their victories abroad ,s
The fact that the two Americans have Interested
number or the English men and women nlavars
OF the top class in visiting this country A ~
Gore. the English national ex-chaInpioY will re-
turn with them when they sail for New YORK
the latter part OF this month He VIII rls1, IN
some special tournaments here ana also indoors
with Grant
The interest OF the women IN the international n
cup matches. which was first taken up bv Miss
May sutton has also been stimulated bv the
two players. From the letter that was received
by a friend OF the players in this city YESTERDAY
Mrs. George ". Hillya-d viii lead the urornan's
team II was AIRS. Hillyard who, finding the
surface OF the turf courts slippery after a rain
pulled on her shoes and played out the re-
ffAinoer OF her match In one OF the autumn
tournaments IN her stocking feet
A W. Gore, Frank Riseley and n Y C.
hitchie have promised 20 form a team 10 visit
the american courts next season and 70 COM
pete In the American championship at Newport
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

New York and Pi,tsburg broke even IN q
double header at the Polo Grounds yesterday,
the first game going to the Giants by score OK
10 10 and the second to the visitors by score
Of TO 2.
Liefeld. one of Pfttsburs's best pitchers was
In the box in the first game and cid sooo
work until the fourth inning. when errors py
Wagner and Ritchey caused him 20 lose hear'.
He was retired IN the sixth inning after the
Giants had scored four runs, giving them a sats
lead Hallman's home run. Meiers Triple 20
right and an out gave the Pirates two runs IN
the eighth inning. ~
Mathewson pitched fine game with the exceP-
tion OF the fourth inning, when he was hit tor
two singles and a double, which, combined WITH
DahIen's tumble, gave the Pirates three runs
and. as Il turned out. the game The scores
follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING

St Louis. Sept 2o.-The New York Americans
lost opportunity to cut down Chcago's lead
In the pennant race by falling 10 beat ST Louis
IN the play-on Of postponed game here to-day.
They did not lose any ground. however. as the
game ended IN a tie at to 8.
The Highlanders held the lead until the sixth
inning. when Clarkson. who had relieved Grif-
fifth In the box. went TO pieces. and the home
men piled up three runs. Both sides played a
slow fielding game. Clever stops by oBrien. the
third basenan OF ST. Louis. were the redeemins
features.
The Highlanders left here tonight for Chi
cago. where they will play tomorrow. The score
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
AUTO TRIALS AT HAND.
GREAT INTEREST IN RACE.
Accommodations Hard TO Find, and
Fabulous Prices Charged.

The elimination trials for the purpose OF pick
Ing team 20 represent this country in the big
International automobile race for the Vanderbilt
Cop on October will be held to- morrow morn
ing over a 2s.7l mile course IN Nassau County.
on Long Island. Interest In the trials this year
approaches thar IN the race itself. and plans
are being made to handle an enormous crowd.
Persons having houses along the course are get
ting fabulous prices for their rooms and parking
srooe is al s premium. one man in westbury
has reated all his rooms with supper and
breakfast for $40 a room. and packed i've men
IN each room
The course over which the cars will travel
shows an increase Of more than so per cent in
the number OF turns that will have 70 be
negotiated over the course OF last year. in all
there eleven turns. The most dangerous is
that az Mineola turning into the Jericho road
This clearly shown the other day when
Montague Roberts. in the Thomas car. while go
ing az high speed. was unable 20 take the turn,
and had 10 keep on down the Mneola road. with
the result that the onlookers were in no small
danger
In the opinion OF some of the drivers the
'hairpin" turn, where the Old westbury road
strikes the old House road. is more dangerous
than the Albertson IS" turn on the old course.
Another bad turn is that at Bulls Head, opposite
the Pope-Toledo garage.
There is hardly a country place or, in fact
farmhouse or dwelling OF any description In the
vicinity OF Hampstead. Westbury. Roslyn. East
wiIiistOn. Garden City. MeadowbroOk or Wheat
ley Hills which should not bear a sign over each
doorstep tonight. standing room only"
Invitations have been sent out by the score
from the surrounding country homes and all
The guest chambers have been doubled up twice
over. until there is absolutely no further room.
The hotels have been turning away scores Of
applicants. and as for the farmhouses and cot
t4ees along the course. their owners are IN the
seventh heaven OF sublime elation. AT one small
house on the course at Westbury arrangements
were completed yesterday for leasing the entire
house over tonight al prices at which propTie-
tors OF even the resort hotels would gasp.
Another cottage has been leased for $40. This
simply includes a light supper. lodging ana
breakfast between B and O'Clock tomorrow
morning. Several touring parties arrived al one
house at the same time yesterday. and after
some lively bidding the house for one night was
knocked down 10 the highest bidder.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
ROAD DRYERS BUSY.
InUader and Coast Marie Hin IN
First Fall Matinee.

The first OF the fall series OF matnees OF the Road
Drivers Association. which held yesterday az
ternoon at Speedway Park. was brilliant sue
cess. owing to the weather. IL raned heavily at
the hour named for starting that II looked as ~ a
postponement would he necessary. The telephons
from the starting stand would not work SO no
time taken.
In Class A. for trOtters. Andrew Crawford'. In
vsder. 2l0. won In straight heats. Baron de Shay
2e12 ana the Qnestor l:l1A divided the honors for
second place The PAGERS had a series OF lively
tlts, e: t. Riee.s Coast Marie. 211b the unbeaten
Shaihploh ot the spring season, won In Class a
susie e.. 2l4la, was a close second in each heat
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21

First sixteen first round)-Robert Abbott Painied.
beat W. +. F. Moore Englewood. 8 and 4 20 play;
George Broup. New Haven. beat Enos Wilder, Morris
County. up. George T BrOkaw. Garden City. beat W.
D Vanderpoo Morris County, Up and 20 play; F. r.
Upton. Baltusro. beat II. Swords. Morris Cunty up
OS holes; Marshall whitlatch. Montclair beat P A
iroal seabrgh, . 1p and 70 play; r II Thomas,
3 play. ". T Letchford. Morris County. beat Max
Behr Morris County. up and a play.
Second siKteen--First round: Paul Wilcox Montclar
beat Raymond Havemeyer. Seabrght up; Charles
New Brunswick. beat NJ. b. Metcalf. Essex County
up H 9. Richard. Princeton. beat p. H. Pelzer jr ,
Roseville. up and 10 play; Q. r. Van Week In
Nontclar. beat f. B. Schley. Somerset Hills / up; Z.
Is Garretson. Morris County. heat J. r Denton Baltus
rol up: J. Broun Harvard beat G X Fuilsrton
Cranford, and % play; :. %. Bowers.
beat II. J. Whigham. London. a up o plav. G 2
Watson. Essex County. beat O. r Gilett Wykagyi up
Third divison-First round A. Dell Morris County
beat G. Bonner Knowood. UP and 2 % play: w j.
Cross. Mortclair beat W. L Thomas, Princeton. up
(s holes; Charles Van Week Monclair beat j. A. Tying
up and % play: L II Thomas Richmond County
beat II. W Freeman. South Orange. up S 20 play
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
LYTLE ARRESTED FOR SPEEDING

Mineola. Long Island. Sept. 2O.-Herbert Lytle
who will drive the Pope-Toledo car I'm the elm
;nation trials for the Vanderbilt Cup race was
arrested to-day while tuning up his racer on the
roads back OF the training quarters.
Assistant District Attorney Bennett said later
that he had received numerous complaints that
drivers OF machines were violating their agreements
and running their cars at high speed after
hours He said most Of the complaints were from
persons living along the Jericho Turnpike, who
claimed that the cars were rushing along that
thoroughfaTe almost all day at terrific speed. He
said he would investigate these complaints and see
that more speeding was done after hours
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
CLEVELAND WINS TWO GAMES

(First Gane) R.H E
Sosten SesTeIha c....:..........o ....:::o
Batteries-Cleveiand. RhOades and Clarke; Bos-
ton. Oberlin. Armbruster and Carrigan-
Second Garne) r. N q.
Cleveland 90 o o IA rs
Boston .......O o o o o 0 O5 Il .
Batteries-CIeveland joss and Clarke: Boston.
Tannehil and Carrigan- Umpires-Hursc and
Evans.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
REDS TOO MUCH FOR THE sUPERsAs.

Cincinnati defeated the Superbas at Washington
Park Brooklyn. yesterday by score OF 10 5.
Whiting. a new pitcher from Lawrence, Mass, was
in the box for Brooklyn. and was hit freely
throughout especially in the fourth inning when the
Reds got three over the plate Indifferent field
ing marked the playing on both sides. The score
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
Automobiles.

1906 PACKARD CAR: JUST
FROM THE FACTORY; EY-
IRA ADJUSTABLE SEATS
AND CAPE TOP. PRICE
$1,000; IMNEOiATE DELIy-
sRf. I33 FAIRVIEW AVE
NUE., SOUTH ORANGE. NEW
JERSEY.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21

Earned runs-Cincinnati. 2 Two-base hts-Kelley. 2
Sacrifice hits-LObert Deal Essck. Mccarthy. Stolen
esse-Essics Left on basssCincinnati Z: Brooklyn g.
First base balls-On Whiting. 8: Essick First
base errors-Cncnnaa. g. Brooklyn Hit by pitched
bals-By Whiting. /: by Essck. / Struck out-By Es-
sick 8. Time I5s. Umpires-Johnstone and Ernslie
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21

FIRST bass by errors-Nev York / Left on base
innity /; OF Ileneld. 8: or Camnitz Struck ogt-By
McCtnnitv a. bv Ideheld, 4 Home run-Hallman
rhrsa ba.s bit-Nissr Two-bass fitsSeymour. Bresna
han NcCiann Stolen bases-Bresnahan. Devln. Dahien
leach browne Ritchey Double play-Dahlen. strans
snd McGann- Hit by pitcher-By MeC'nnity, l. tm.
rlrea-p<iern CarrentCr. Htts-Or Idehelt. IN
Innings; on Csmntz. in innings Time. l;oo
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
SECOND CAME
Called by agreement.

First base on erFor-New York. !. Left bases-New
York q Pittsburg First base on halis-OH Mathew
q OF Ferguson = on PhilipPe' struck out-By
Mathewson 2: by Philippe ? Two-base hit-Nealon.
sccrihce hits-Browne. Wagner. Leach. Stolen bases
Strang Dahlen. Umpire-Carpenter and KLEIN Hits
Mathe~son 7 IN innings: on Ferguson none IN In
MI 1:1S.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21

the alot Of numbers wi n be g
o
n
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21

isms Hartz.E Conroy. Hoffman. HIT with baIl-By
Griffith. Rocxenfef. Bases balis-Or Grftrth q OF
Howell l: OF Carsson. 2 Struck out-By Grifrth. !:
by ShesoTo 81 by Garrison. I; by Howell. g Hlts-On
Griffith. IN innings or GARRISON 4 IN "a innings
Left on bases-St Louis. 6. New York. S. Time 22T
Umpire-Connolly.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
STATE LEAGUE BASEBALL RESULTS.

At Troy-Troy s.: Albany. 2
At lSes-Barrewilkes- Barre. g. Scranton Cnv- IN
lings called. rain)-
At Utca-A, J. & G. Utica. postponed CraIn).
At Observation-Disclosures vs. Syracuse (rain)
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
nErRo1r :. wAsurNGroN

DETROIT. Z; WASHINGTON. O.
At Detroit: RHE
RstESiT Rs!Si5g,o1 ;;;;--.........-jSS -.........-jS SSd55S5E =
Batteries-Detroit. Donohue and Payne; Wash
ington. Patten, EdmundsOn and Wakefield. Umpire
-OLOughlin.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
EASTERN LEAGUE.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

Jersey City 9: Montreal Rochester s: Provideaca
Toronto. .: Newark. (thtr- (drst garns)
innings. darknessl. Rochester, A; Providence 4
Baltimore Buffalo (rain).l second game.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
ST. LOUIS. Q: PHILADELpH

sT. louis. 8; PHILADELPHIA. /
At Philadelphia: RHE
sb,iI s. bGgtS I9sISnia i.':...::::t .::4 5SddS5Sn
Batteries-St. Louis, McGIynn and Noonan. Phil
adelphia. Duggleby. Richie and Doom; Mosar and
Cristie. Umpire-O'Day.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Giants Break EUeB scith the Pudtes
an a Double Header.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES IO-Dsr'
st AZ Brooklyn Fittsours az
Chicago ae New York. iCinclnhau ae i"1~"'S-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
aEsuITs OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
7~~~st -, Boston. !; Chicago, o.
p,,,sSnrs q. New York FL 81 Louia o: PhiiadephiA l.
n.A
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Now York o; 81 Louis. Cleveland g. 5ostoa tsso-
called. ont Eams).
Cleveland. u Boston, Cnrst Detroit z; Washington o.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21

STARTERS IN ELIMINATION RACE TO PICK AMERICAN TEAM FOR
VANDERBILT
be in
miles
mile
f~artw wfnHe
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Highlanders, in Tie Game. Fail to
Gain on Chicago.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New YORK at Chicago. Washington az Detroit
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21

Baseball. Polo osrounstr. ro-dAyl S;sS g
ShampionAI vs. Chicago. Adm esss
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-31

Various western division superin.
fendents and other high officials or
the Santa Ee. raiinad aonpany In
session at Topeka. have practically
completed the summer time card,
which will. go into effect June II.
There will be practically no change
In the through overland trains. The
California Limited, which is known as
the flyer. viii be run dairy this sum
mer, where Inst season 1t run semi.
weekly,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-31
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For more than twenty years III. J.
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-31

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of lieutenant Robert Gross. The
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Several sales OF commutsd home
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10 SCI, 900 for their rights IN these
acres 81 land.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-31

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Milton T. and Eta A. Lontzenhiser
Do Harriet B. Mart.a=z, dete May ].
1905 consideration 81. coasevs Ist IS
and 3 feet off Let =. block 10 S. NJ
Town Co.
Cesarie Crowley to Abel saIazar,
date May 10. 1906, consideration $50,
csnxeys lots II. 10. IA, block 81 ..
NJ. Townsite Co. addition.
4 \. Teitlehaum trustee to n. RI.
Gohlke date January %, 1906, con.
siderstion se.seo conveys lots IS, "a,
Mock Z !. v. Town Co. addition.
Tranqniiino Iabadie etux to s. w.
Savings Loan 4 Bldg. Assn, dated
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en- south Pacific street,
Noise Lefehre etux to Placita
Ranch Co. date May Z, 1906. consi.
deration sleo. conveys certain land at
Joya Iarga.
Torioie Royhal etux to Cruz Roybal.
uaeeu May Z, 1906, no consideration
given, conveys land near sapello III
san Ignacio.
Ioribio Roybal etux to Marcelna
hosnai De Gallegos. date May .. 1905.
consideration 81, certain land at san
Ignacio.
sno. Y. Ferguson and wife to A. A.
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