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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
CLEVELAND. :; DETROIT. =

At Cleveland: r. II. e.
Cleveland ...............4 0 x-I Il 2
Observation-Disclosures, Hess and Bemis; Detroit,
Douohue and Schmidt. Umpire, Connolly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16

The lS-horsepower s. go REQ. taken from new
stock, made the sensational record of the day Fl
the recent double hin climb. Better time was made
by this both hills than 10y six cars selling
Tor more than $500 three OF which list for $1,000
more while in the S2OGJ and So class IL easily
defeateo seven cars, four OF which sell for $2s0)
The weights Of these heavier from 30
10 100 rer cent more than that Of the REQ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
CARS DRAW NUMBERS.
OIdsmobhe WHl BE First Asray in
the Elimination Race
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. 7

Garden City. Long Island. Sept I5-The drawings
for positions at the start I'm the American elimna-
ton trials OF the vanderbilt Cup race took place
az the Garden City Hotel tonight The trials will
be held next Saturday.
Owing 20 the strong sntipathy among the drivers
against carrying No. IL. this number was skipped
In itself last year the car that started as
No. Is carried the letter X
The Odsmobile which is to be drfven IN, TSaaler
drew No. / and win therefore be sr., .r-.y r,-,1a
In the Pope-Toledo, will be second 10 be sent
start IN the following order: " ~ "' VIII
Mstheson. No. 8; Thomas, No 4: Maxwell No. s:
Thomas, No Q; Thomas. No. Z: Frayer-AIiIier No
8: Christie No. 3; Apperson. No. 10; Frayer-MfIier
No. ~; LoeoinObhe. No. 10 Haynes No IA: ID l.
NJ, No. IS; Prayer Miller, No is - 49, 49, - H.
The cars vii be compelled 70 carry number
twelve inches high on the front and back and on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
BAILEY OIL ATTORNEY.
Employed By III. c. Pierce to LooN
after Interests.

81 Louis. Sept. HI Clay Pierce testified a a.
witness stand to-day that IN 1895 he had rstainaA
senator Bailey OF Texas. to look after the Pierce
interests IN various corporations The testimony
was brought out al the hearing Of witnesses In ne
suit OF John p. drust formerly secretary Of tae
Wsters-Piercs OH Company. against 4 Clay
Pierce. chairman OF the board OF directors tor IA.
90. which Gruet says II due him back saiarN
The case was continued until next week IN ordar -
obtain additional witnesses
Mr.. Pierce testified that hs had obtainsd oruso
from the Standard Oi Offices IN New York over ssD.
teen years ago. and thar Gruet had r>ndsrsd the
Watsrs-Piercs company valuable services durins
long term OF years In February iss5 Gruss
was dropped from the company. an1 later appealed
for unemployment A clerical position with the
Pierce Investment Company given him M..
Pierce said:
Immediately after Mr.. Gruets employment. ct.
New York I told Dir. Grue. that the AFFAIRS cf tie
Tennessee Central Railway COMPANY. Of the Tan
Galleries and the Cumberland Coal Company re-
ggired i ~ anu IS nad PLACED ny u.
Bailey. OF Texas. with power o. attorney from ne
TO psee himssf at the disposal Of Senator sasS
and make such Investigation into the interests
toned Senator Bailey desired
Mr.. GTuet readily assented TO my sugsestIan. end
he met senator Bailey. and received instraetion4
from senator Bailey in rsfaTd 70 the invssis.sioa
Tenn which the headquarters OF al thss6
Mr. Gruet went over 20 Nashville under inseruo.
tons from Senator Bailey. and remained there some
time. He returned TO St Louis and was elected ~
Senator Bailey. who had charge Of these eomoanisA
president OF the Briar Hill Galleries Company. and,
am not sure. but think he was made directot
and prssident. and think he given some on
cial position IN connection with the Cumberland
Coal Company and with the Tennessee Consrr1op
ton Company. He became auditor OF adjustment
OF accounts OF these properties under SENATOR
Bailey all OF this time. and practically I'D 20 he
end or Grusrs employment by the Pierce Invsses
ment Trust Company.
Mr.. Pierce went on 20 explain that orust poe -
several months In Nashville making investigAronn
under tbs direction OF Senator Bailey. and sh>n
went TO Now York 70 make report to Pierce Nfs.
Pierce continued;
senator Bailey expressed tbs opinion TIA, GrusPu
examinations at Nashville had been without vaius.
that ne had simply copied the accounts instead ~
investigating and checking them up as he was 49,
there 20 do, and the reports were OF no values ~
had simply repeated the statements hs had copied
from the books. and the work of subseodene audi
tors proved that Senator Baileys impressions wers
correct. and that Gruet had simply gone 20 Nashe
Vile and copied the books. and came back mere.
and came 70 New York, and hs did not eurR
IN his report.
On cross-exarninstion. Mr.. Pisrcs estimated ~
own interest IN the properties at s3oO,co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Washington. Sept 15.-washington ana New York
split even the double header this afternoon.
the locals winning the first game BY the score OF
70 l. while the second went 20 the visitors by q
lost the lead In tbs FOR the American League
pehnant' and will have hard time TO regain II, as
they start West tonight.
Faten outpitched Clarkson in the FIRST game
To-Day. as he effective critical
times Hickmans home was the batting
The second game called at tho end OF the
seventh inning en- account Of darkness. The High
lsnders were on their mettle and, aided by Orth's
clever work In the box held the game safe from
The scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
ONLY ONE PUPIL IN THIS SCHOOL.
West Mattituek Has Pretty Teacher on Its
Hands TO Dispose Of

NIattituck. Long Island has a graded school,
but some OF its more progressive residents
wanted a union school. AS substitute. dis
trict school was given the West Mattituck Sec
ton, IN which there are numerous families with
children OF school age. A teacher was engaged
at a salary OF SIS month and the doors were
flung wide open.
One small pupil walked n and sat down and
began 20 study, and that is all The trustees OF
the school district wondering what TO do
about H. The CUSTOMARY manner Of breaking
contracts with pretty school teachers IN old
Suffolk County is to marry them 70 the sons OF
rich farmers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
H0RNER ESTATE SETTLED.
Mrs. Simpson, Wife Of Dentist Who Shot
Fatherin-Law, Gets sec, 1892 81.

Surrogate Belfcrd. OF Suffolk County. has set
Tied the estate Of Barley 7. Homer. who was
shot dead by his son-in-law. DR.. James W.
simpson. last December. II was said Horner
was 70 have made new viii the day following
tne shooting. BY the settlement OF the estate
Mrs simpson, wife Of the accused dentist gets
tWo-thirds OF the residue Of the estate or $685.
SSz 81. The widow gets S13.495 "A. Both the
son OF the murder.
Dr. Simpson is now IN Riverdale Jail. He was
lndicted by the Grand Jury OF Suffolk County
for murder IN the first degree. The trial IS set
for the fall term. Frank Wisnewsli. the Rus
sian witness against him. escaped from the
state Hospital for the Insane at Kings Park
and has not been captured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
CHICAGO CUBS WIN DoUBLE-HEADER.
Qfrst game)

~ 81 LOUIS: RH.E
ST ti'i Loais. ..,.' Q SiGS0SS &sls 9
Batteries-Chcago, Taylor and Moran: ST. Louis
Ieebe, karger and Noonan.
Second camel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL
GIANTS YIN And LOSE.
Brooklyn Earns First Game IN Last
Inning by Timely Batting.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

Cincinnau az 81. Louis OwO PittEhurg al Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
DOG GIVES LIFE FOR MASTER.

A large St Bernard dog owned by Harry
Weller. OF 9Th street. HOboken. y. j.. was
drowned yesterday while TRYING to save It's mas
ter from the same fate. Weller and the dog
have been boon companions for several years
yesterday morning Weller took the dog out for
a walk and while he was standing on tho 18th
street dock he accidentally fell into the water,
The dog Jumped after him The animal sank
and never came 10 the surface again lt evil
IDENTIFY struck submerged pile which knoeke X
,1nconsciOus Weller swan to the dock. and
when he discovered that his dog was missing.
broke down and wept.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
oV THE GOLF LINKS
,r,,,ouoriton District Players Busy
-,;th Glib Euents'

=, men or invitation at'i
IN the absence :, district yesterday the
sons in the esr Sr GOLF clubs were enabled to
C: f e : 8: !; s? !: e :: {: 81:
S ' 5 addition to 5os rs. ' ooag u round
shs1 'so n Hammond Cup in which large
fed started. Cal, club the members
A. -, IN the sixth monthly handicap.
CUISINE. ~. Jersey. team matches in the Eas'
owe -, League championship series "e'e
Jeis's .,.cial interest being taken ia lls
factor ,v,een the Forest Hill Field Ctnp az
MENUS e.Ie Golf Club, over the lat,el nut
~ D. non the championship last sS~soii, -
hose..l. -. ~ the Field Club yesterday e''N
ihe ~ tIUi a comfortable lead. -, .,h-
'ss sd p sPs4fSs Meadow we Golf Club and
y hanooG berai turnouts were noticed IN various
a,bor localities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
YANKEES LOSE LEAD.
break EOen scith Washington an a
Double Header.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
DNiO' u Chieago Cleveland at ST. Louis
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
MISS MANNERING UNDER KNIFE.
Actress Operated on for Abseess of the Ear
Resting Comfortably.

Miss Mary NIannering, the actress. underwent
an operation for the relief Of a series OF alb
scesses on her right ear at the apartments Of
herself and her husband. James X. Hackett. in
the Algonquin. on Friday night. The operation
was performed by Dr.. James McKernOn, OF No.
60 West 52d street. II was announced last night
that Miss Mannering was resting comfortably
and should be out In a week or ten days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
,,rcs PLAN AT APAwamIs.

- FL. FRS, round for the championship a. -, =
U 90 club Yesterday J. A. Peck beat 4 ~
49, -. and 1: ". H. Pool beat Hazen morse
80 4. J. .. Foot beat l. Gourley by oeiAuiei
rIsDer beat II. A. sherman by Up az
n Hart beat II. b. Clark by ana o.
Do = 7,s,-sfou beat i. X. Beddall by Il. s..
" ~ rrord anG Duncan Edwards anu II. -
sl.s- ana r. L. Fuller have stil 70 plA!, ,,s
iIN.ts I've fortv starters in the Qua iogno
Iaes H Hammond Cup. IN which the following
49, nuallfra. 49, -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
KEARsARGE CREW WINS CUP.
Defeats Men from Other Battleships in Boat
Races

Ear Harbor Me. Sept 15.-Crews from the battle
slip Kearsarge to-day won the Pensacola Cup
offered 10 the boat crews OF the hattleship squad
ron Of the North Atlantic feet. The second prizs
went 10 the Illinois The prizes were awarded on
the total OF points won in the different races, the
relative positions determining the number points
The Kearsarge crews won The cutter and whale
,oat races the gig race by the Maine.
while the men from the Iowa were victorious in the
dingy race The Illinois did not win nrst place in
anV event hut was second in many of them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
H0NreLAlR WINS TEAM mArc.

Ko..,,., 10y Telegraph 20 The Tribuae1
4. 49, y j. Sept. IA team match b.,vr..,
esf -, County Coli Club ana he Aso,,r,.I-
~. -. vas played this afternoon on the 1,-Es
soores sf' Montclair won by a score Of u 20 ?
L. rieck -Ifevers. default; Ward. 0: vvb,,,,ch n.
tlcoT, 80, :. a. Wilcox. ?: lockett. Q: Reid ,:
va = aniy-Wider o: A Sword, a. II
eBt snoerpool q: THONGS q. snitt ~ -
No EDWARDS. O. total. 8 - N'''i'n' " Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
GLEN RIDGE GOLFERS VICTORIOUS.

10y Telegraph The Tribune.l
Glen Ridge ". J.. Sept. 1.-THE Canoe Brook
golf team. Of Summit came TO Glen Ridge this
afternoon. and was beaten by the home club by
the score 81 TO J. The scores:
Glen Ridge-Baldwin. 0; Smith, l; Dodd. /; Royce.
J: Mitchell. 1: total 4.
Canoe BROOKE Wright. I: Maine 0: Lawrence.
o; L. Wright. 0. DodswoTth. o. total ].
For the championship FIRST round)-DOdd beat
MOntg OmeTy. : up and 3 20 go: Smith beat Royce.
up; Baldwin beat Thomson up and . to 20. In
the consolation Cadmus beat Reeves I'D and 6
o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
Mr.. LoNewoRTH RENoMINATEp

Cincinnati. Sept. 15.-Nicholas LOngworth. in
the 1st District. and Herman +. GOebel. in the
"a District. were renominated for Congress by
the Hamilton County Republicans to-day. Mr.
LOngwOrth. in his speech Of acceptance. urged
the support OF President Roosevelt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
REED LOW SCORE AT PLAlNFIeLp.

-, 10 -e-ttfaIl 70 Tie IribCnt
e'l n j., Sept. l6-In the weekly competi-
.' ne Golf Committee cup a. the PlainfeId
-'g Cub to-day Charles a. Reed won first
- via net score Of = and also a leg on
Nu-,rr-ellap cup with the Same score Arthur
ras S.l Robert ABBOTT ere tied for second
Ns,s 49,. a score or =. The following scores
F'-ined Tor the TWO cgpS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
.OEEN IILF
WOMEN PLAY AT wEsTFlELD.

IH3 ltlegFaph % ne Tribune
"esaelo. y J, Sep, l5-The events RI the
"esate Golf Club to-day included the semi-fnals
II '-7 september handicap cup IN Class ard an
s.llo-'-'ig and putting contest for women.
- ne handicap cup 4. " Graham won from
= w. ha"lins by default and d. Watanebe beat
2 6 Harris by up
g. "oneHs contest resulted as Follows: Miss
Hsssos- N9e -; Ms J. a. Johnson. %: Miss
, We fvs..ss hlinoal-. IS Mrs. J. 6. Foster.
= - --apnlan. -. Mrs.. =. kireh e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
p. r. BOARD ORDER NOT ossYeD

Despite the order Of the State Railroad Com
mission that all Brooklyn Rapid Transit trains
should be stopped at the Avenue G station
which the company has recently abandoned, the
company has decTeed otherwise. Manhattan
trains during the morning and evenlnk r"S,s
hours win sion az Avenue e. and officials OF
the road say this order complies with the hai4-
road Commissions Instructions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
1s1eH AND MEDAL PLAY AT FOX HILLs.

"A. s'ooHe round sor tle Presidents Cup and
d.,s.s 'ha clsss 3 medal play hand.caps were
\. es,efdey a. tie Fox Hills COZ Club.
"a, - residents Cup George 7. Armstrong
- -. =, sparks. ~ and 20 play: p s. O'Con-
r,o-..' a Il. Lloyd up and 20 play; A. IT.
HsrsS b.at = 8. Gibson sr J up. ana 7 7
Ths 80 ID Bancus. 8 up and 4 10 NAV - -
es IN The handicaps follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16

Slated for WIltss the ninth inning.
I1IoohlNn % Q q 1 o Q o o 6-6
view 1ofk o o q q o Q o IL
First base on errors-Brookyn !: New York. /. Left
on bases Brooklyn. H. New York 10. First base
balls-OH stricklett. !: or wiltse. Struck out-By
strlcklett, 2; by Wiltss s. Three-base ht-Aperman.
IWo-base hitsCasey. Mccarthy Sacrifice HISTORIAN.
Alperman, Casey. shannon McCann. stolen bases
Casey Maloney. Hummel Devin, Hannifan. Strang.
Double pays--BowerInan and Hanufan; Bresnahan and
Bowerman. WILD pitch-Wiltse Passed bal-Rr.snahan.
Cmpire-O'Dsy Time POS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
THE MANCHURIA SAVED.
Pacific Mail Steamer lowed into the Harbor
Of Honolulu.

A telegram from San Francisco received yes
terday in this city at the Eastern agency Of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company said that the
Manchuria had been towed into Honolulu Har-
Dor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
WINS CUP AT ENcLswoon

eas On o., doing an 50 from scratch. hnisbs,
'.roay 80 oosie az the Englexood COZ Cluh -
ssls &C. ~, .on the CUP. Second and third prtz.s
'~ r a. d. -, G Austin. 50. I2-7s. all so,,sr.
ssL o.. so two down $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
SECOND GAME

tTToEt--NeW lOrk. 2. N base8-
New York. 10: Brooklyn First on balls-On Nc
Gnnty. 3; OF Pastorius g. Struck Out-By McGinrity,
!. Home run--Strang. ThTes-base hits-DevIin Nc
Cam Two-base ht-Devlin. saeriho hits-Shannon.
Gilbert. Browne. stolen bases-Deviin McC5ann
Double playsilbsrt Mciann Pastorius Ritter and
Jordan Hit Nv Pitcher-By McGinnity by Pastorius
1. Tmpre-O Day. Time, 35. Hits-Or Eason 3 in
Is innings; of Psstorius 5ss innings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
ulNolcAP AT ST. ANDREWS.

ray began Yesterday in The sixth monthly hanai-
r,g on tle links OF the ST. Andrews COLI Club. Ae-
,-nr 10 the conditions. those returning the lo"es'
80, Bet scores were 10 qualify 10 continue az
,..,., rl,y for the September cup. ,. ". EgintOn.
= 49, she r-rlss score prize. With a score Of IS
~. irsg f1r tle frst round follows:
n 4 srsor IS T. III Bell; = Fletcher rs. " y.
r,.i.s-g " Hyde H. :. Minken. ". Flanders
r VI Egn,cn ir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16

VJsTne called account darznekl1
Earned runs-New York. a; Washington, l. Sacrifices
ht-Conroy. Stol bases-Hickman. Elberfslt and
Chase. Left on b sss-washington. u New York: B.
First balls Edmundson. Il Orth. Flrst
srrors-WaShingt !. 1: New York. Struck out
Edmundson, !; Ort s. Wild pitch-Eimunason. l.
Tme-1S0. UmpiFe-Eiursr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16

~ eiose match yesterday the team Of the For
81 H.l Field Club defeated tile RosevIle Golf Club
o. lie !aJters links IN an East Jersey Golf League
eamTionsh'p series. The score was 20 2 This
,EeF o me Field Club eiNCs n a commanding
sAl = TIE race Tor the title. The scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
so rlEln AZ pYKER MEADOW.

-. vera thirty-four starters in the sixth
-,,, handicap az the Dyker Meadow Golf CUB
-. and eighteen returned cards. There was
I. I. ,o- the two prizes al IS net between j. {
-,.s-n and r. T. Miller, while NJ, Rhett, win
49, rr5ss score u -. qualified FOR the club
..s-ri.usl ,p The cards; -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
''s IN ARsoAle HaNo,c.p

,,,s''sTasy IN =, - Afsdhle Coli Club competed
w. yie Tor frst place berresn "a "a , ,I
h ths Wesifsis both q whom Lad net $500 ~ ~ "a
- isS,ch an Ers III club Was 20 have pla1,ed =
s-a-e. blt failed 20 eppesr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
TOO ROUGH FOR CRESCENT oARsmEN

on account OF the rough water only ten races
were held IN the annual fall regatta OF the Cres-
cent Athletic Club yesterday. Harvey j. clark won
the singles. with Frank Snyder second and ". D.
a crew that was made up Of J. Levy, If. J. Clark.
IL Gulick and IS. J. Andrew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
MOTOR BOAT RACES.
The STANDARD Fails to Lozcer Its
RecOrd-IHe SDarrO7c JV;us

The series Of races for motor boats conducted ny
the Motor Boat Club OF America was finished ,es-
terday on the Hudson River. with some OF the best
speed tests vet shown
IN the forenoon Price AIcKinney's hfzh speed boat
tie Standard. tried 10 lower the mile record She
made on "Wednesday. hundreds on the shore
~ 'T tt her whiie she sped three times against
m 80 ,G ailu Int'-e Times with IT,
ne times made for each mile 2:IO IS 235 20
these runs gave sneed OF q % naltisai ni1s a.,
hour; % statute miles an hour The boat lid NOT
tqGai her former record. which was 2I0 for the
, J. Schroeder's Dixie won the international
trophy for high speed boat Of l. metres J. l..
foPRy W SU NON me by Su fS G1 hd b 9oS Ba
tac3 Skedaddle. and the interstate trophy went
Doat qid the best work OF the week. she won tile
reliaoLity trials on Monday and the long distance
The results OF the reliability tests were announced
Tie Ra8co 2s Tie Deeoy M ta mS SPsrT T
ne White Fox. 2ll; the Yvonne. 1856 the Torino.
points. '""s oi III
The summaries follow:
CRUISING BoATs-4o TO an FEET-srARr 40,
COURSE 10 MILES
Elapsed Corrected
Boat and owner Inns Inns MNs.
CRUISING BoATs-UNDER 20 FEET-sTARr $50
COURSE IL MILES
HIGH SPEED BoATs.UNDER 40 F,EET sG 3 SS
COURSE. oOS MILES
PIKE E. J. sesTSsSer s:es5J I:ie:55
HIGH SPEED BoAra-4o FEET AND ovER-srART
s;i5-coURSE 500. MILES.
skedadds II. y. and r. n
Teo II r. su,phsn S:1i:Se i:ss:S5 iSGSs
HIGH SPEED BOATB-33 FELT AND UNDERSTAND
s:sO-CoURsE. oOE MILES.
5 5sa5si sss i: ?s3s
White f91, " Es1susoa irs:9S9s 1000 5c55S
I'p5i2 J. R johnson aid not finish ''0l'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16

FOR SALE-Steamer Sarah
Thorp." for passengers and freight;
Oh feet 2 inch keel by 22 feet inch
beam; 200 tons gross tonnage: 100
horsepower; in first class condiha
Apply to
f.. w. BLISS CO,
II Adams ST.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16

STATE LEAGUE BASEBALL sEs,u-e

y ItIca-Syracuse g. Utica
~ Gioversyilie-A., J. = q g. Jst,,h.-.. n - .
Az r a: = g o. g. 8iaghsnton Second gare)
roy :; scranton first zarle): TSrov
SSn'sn, eight innings called darkness ivy o.
LETT fed before game en- led, '' - '"i'Aes-f5aTre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
\. ,,orss Of The eight qualiners follow:
CUP PLAY AT WEE BURN.

ny nsEzIh 70 Ths Tribune
S-sE5Ed Conn, Sept. I-TEe best four scores
qualified r. the elghteen-hole handicap for the
Wsstds1;s CID az Wee Burn to-day. The scores:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16

ElaITsd rl9s-Wasainston 2 1wo-6aEs hit-EloeTfeld.
Ihree-base hit--StshL Home rUn-HicknRn. Sacrifice
hitsAltizer Keller. Double plays-sehshsy. Azsr
stahL Left on bases-WaAhington. 8; New York Z.
EIrst base on oalls-PStten First base on srrors-
Clallson. ,. Time. LEO. Cmpire-Hurst
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FOREST HILL SEATS RossvlLLE.

~ iaf p.sy-on FOR the captains prize. r. y
lof b ~.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

Buffalo g. Jersey City. . Newark a; Rochester, 9.
Providence 9: Toronto, I Montreal, g; Baltimore
FIRST game. tnIst gamel
Toronto. 4; Providence. 2 Baltimore, S: Montreal.
second genlel. Second gaUe).
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BROOKLYN q: New York q Chicago 81 Louis
camel. game).
New York .: Brooklyn s. Chicago 4: St Louis (.ec-
tsecond gamel. Ond samel.
Cincinnati 4; Pittsburg ]. philadelphia z; Boston
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ATHLETICS WIN TWO GAMES

ALriLEI4CO WIN AHO
At Philadelphia (hrst game): r. n p
Philadelphia ...........o esexs !
Boston ............-....O 0 IL )
Observation-Disclosures CoOmbs and Powersi Bos-
ton. Winter and Armbruster.
second game: RHR
Philadelphia ....-...sss..-sssss.V v v
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dygert and SchrecS; Bos-
ton. Barry and Patterson and Carrigan Umpire.
OLOughliu.
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PHILADELPHIA. z: RosrnN

PHILADELPHIA. z: BOSTON. !.
At Boston: -
Philadelphia ...........3 o 3 O o -; I;
hos'oh ,'-........-..-..-o 0 1 o O-i I
atteries-P Philadelphia. Richie and Dooir. pos.o,
I .F ana Brown. Umpres-Carpenter and Jobn'
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NOTES OF THE LINKS.

The New Brunswick Golf club las elected the
following officers for the ensuing year: President
John T. Street Wce-president. Dr f. r. Paysou:
treasurer. J. Bayard Kirkpatrick: secretary. II.
Brewster Willis.
Continued inroads into the links OF Tho Eastern
ParkWay Golf Club have caused sncn havoc tlat
the members have about given ~ an hope % con-
tlnuing play there much longer M TACT, no al
tempt has been made 70 arrange fan schedule