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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-02
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New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Good pitching by Doyle mingled with well placed
hitting won the first game for the Highlanders
from washington yesterday. while terrific hitting
chiefly by Chase responsible for the second
victory. which in tho tenth inning after
Washington was at time seven runs ahead
Doyle, who shut out Cleveland In his first major
league game last week. repeated the performance
yesterday allowing only two hits He had fun con-
troll Of tho situation at all times and was never In
danger
In the second game another pitcher Barger'
worked for Griffith, but was taken out OF the box
in the second.
In the fourth inning of tive first game with the
bases full Doyle's single scored M@oTiarity Nor and and
keeler's drive, and singles by Elbefed' Chase ana
In the first inning of the second game Conroy
went around on an error. a steal! an out ana a ny
TO the outfield. In the second Anderson was safe
when Elberfeld fumbled his hit hickman singled
and Stahls safe bunt filed the bases. Anderson
double one resulted in wild throw on which
way to Hogg although not TO blame for the run:
Kitson walked and Stahl came home when Mill
singled With the bases filled Jones cleared with
Singles by Anderson. stahl and Wakefield gave
Washington two more runs In the fifth. New 1ork
began to get even in the sixth. Chase trlpled for
by Delehanty. Moriarity and Mcclure scored the
first named Hogg made his monthly hit and the
third basenlan scored Then he ana HOFFMAN, run
latter scored on an out Elberfeld singled in the
next inning and scored when Chase triplcd for the
third time Yeager scored Chase with a single,
and tailed himself MoTiarity'S hit
The winning came in the tenth. when Morf-
arity made his third hit and came home on two
cuts and Conroy's single Chase made seven hits
in the two games Tho score follows
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
YACHTS FINISH CLOSE
The jig Step Wins by SO Seconds
in Cham p0nshiD Series.

After sailing TO windward and return for thirteen
miles, the 2-fOoters Jig Step. Crescent and Sue
finished race yesterday with only sxty-three sec
onds between the first and the third boat The con-
test was sailed under the auspices of the Benson
hurst Yacht Club. and counted the championship
series OF the Yacht Racing Association Of Graves
end Bay
The Jig Step was the winner. finishing thrty-rollr
seconds ahead of the Crescent. which in turn led
the Sue home by twenty-ntne seconds. Besides the
championship race there there was a special con-
test for the Q Glass. which was won by Com
modOre Chds's Joy.
The z Class race was the reSailed contest Of Ayl-
gust H. when all the boats Of the division were dis
quallleG Tor not rounding one of the marks The
y race was Tor a prizo offered Jointly hy w a
Yacht Club.
TT, The course was beat 70 the Old Orchard shoaI
light and spinnaker run home. The wind Was
light and from the southwest, hauling 70 west as
they came back Both classes sailed the same
course which was In the aggregate thirteen nauti-
cal miles ~
The Jig Step led the p boats at the windward
mark by good four minutes, and the JOy was
even moro ahead in the Q Glass. On the run home
the JOY continued the good work and won nv Z
minutes and 80 seconds. while on the other hand
the P boats cut down the lead OF the Jig Step The
summary:
SECOND CHAMPIONSHIP RAcE-sLooPs-cI.As p
11I
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
r,trNeyAsT WINS IN FINALS.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.

IBy telegraph 10 The Irioune'l
lake Placid. N Y, Aug. 9o-A. w. Tilhngnast'
40 tbe philadelphia Cricket Club. won the Stevens
trophy in the eighth annual tournament OF the Lake
placid Golf Club, which closed this afternoon 0"
the Stevens House links
rDu,nobast nlayed Irving Brown, Of the Harvard
c.o,f C,Iub in the finals. defeating him up ana
70 plav. Brown put UP a strong game. especially
in the first round and the match was full OF snapPy
nIav The contestants were followed by large ana
enthusiastic gallery.
.,1,a,+ 6 nm and 5 to play. The consolation cup
vent to Robert NJ Miller, of the Englewood Golf
Club who defeated Ormsby McCammon' captain o,
the Chevy Chase team Of Washington sbt pp pf d the
6rst went to Otis l. williams, OF the @ IA
County Club. who defeated u. pa Eaten ny eight
~ the second sixteen was taken by j. + er LaSner.
who defeated H. Brown hrotner Oh Iie
up 2 up and 70 play
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
FAvoRs VANDERBILT CUP COURSE.
Stone Predicts That Time Made This Year
VIII Be Better Than Last.

j. F. Stone. who has entered one Of the Frayur.
Miller Vanderbilt Cup cars made flying TIP her~
with Leo Prayer. who is the designer OF Tho
frayer-Miier cars and will drive of them IN
the race for the purpose OF going over the coursa
50 that he would have a correct idea OF tho turna
and the condition of the roadhed. After q thorough
examination he is fully convinced that tbere w11
De no need OF the movable rims. FOR there should
be no serious tire troubles on these turns only
TWO In the entire circuit has q rock foundatIon
and therefore should cause no serious wear on the
tires 49,
tie IS highly elated over tho course that has
been chosen as a car with q short wheel base lsh
weight and plenty OF power, will be ahIs to take
these turns at high speed and pick up quickly
after the turns. and easily negotiate tho big Nam
haseett hill on high gear
He predicts that the time OF the Vanderbilt Cuo
race should be in the nelgEborhood OF seysuty-nye
miles an hour average. Strange cay, At
last years race after looking over tho course he
predicted that the average should be In tho neigh
tho average speed maintained BY Lancia for seven
laps up TO the trno OF his accident
The Frayer-Mer Will % shipped 10 New
York the last of thls week
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
BOTH CREWS REST.
Harudrd to Rosc Full Course Again
To-day, Paced by London Crsrr.

London, Aus. S0-The hot weather to-day
caused both Harvard end C1rnbridse to rest
Both crows stayed near Putney B-tdse and
confined their work 10 starts and sprtats froo
tho stake boats Cambrtds. IS better At pres-
ant In starting. and IL seems that the At1ert-
cans must Improve IN this respect unless thas
opponents 20 gain Glstinc. sdvantags ~
tho very outset OF tho race
Harvard VIII tho fuN course again to-
morrow what Will probably DO The last oE
her tme trials before tho raca A picked up
eight trom tho London Rowing Club VIII pace
the crow thus giving the Americans ths bene3s
OF the Same competitive conditions as those en-
Joyed by Cambridge on yestertay's trial.
The Cambridge man say that they arc ortartns
q new shell because conditions IN tho Thames
aTo very dinerent from those encountered u
March. whom the race with Oxford s. rows6
!heh tne river Is rough and the race Gay
1Eouushuy stormy, under which conditions guilt
q nigh sea Is likely 70 be met on the course
Next week Tho weather Will almost certainly .
mid and tho river smooth. and tho lighter shet
VIII bo perfectly suitable.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
MRS. DERlNe TO DEFEND TITLE.

Chicago, Aug 90-Mrs. c. L. Dering. of Mo
lothian. the present Western wonen's golf cham-
pion, win play Miss Frances Everett OF EAihOor'
ste crarnpion of 1904 tomorrow. for the title.
The semi-fnals were played to-day. Mrs Dering
winning by up in game Of twenty holes from
Mrs W A. Alexander. of Exmoor. while MISS
Everett easily defeated Miss Myra helmer' OK
midlothian bv a score of up and 10 play.
vrs I \ Brochon. of La Grange and Mrs. E.
(. ReIlnap will meet in the finals for the EXmoor
Cup to-morrow while the association tito cup lies & 1e
49, 49, u 4 Pound OF Skokie The solace cup VIII
be contested for by Mrs w 4 Bgesey q THESE @
oTosv, we're winners in te semi to-day ano
,yslI contest for the trophies tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
CHANGE In ADMISSION.
Prices To Be Raised on TSuo Days
of the Garden Auto Shosu.

On Tuesday and Thursday admission TO the auto
mobile show. TO be held under the auspices Of the
Licensed Automobile Manufacturers which begins
In Madison Square Garden January II, will be 81
On other days the general admission will DO 50
cents. the IN previous years
This change in the price of admission, 1t Is UNDER
Stood has been the result Of frequent requests from
automobilsts who go to the show chiefly to buy and
look the various machines. They assert that
by charging more on certain days Of the show II
Will probably keep down the crowd and afford than
a better opportunity Of examining the machines
The association yesterday gave out q list OF the
ing as follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Philadelphia. Aug. So.-In two snappy and inter
esting games here to-day the Giants and Phlladel-
phia split even the first going TO the Quakers by
score OF to and the second 70 the Giants. 70 O.
The Giapts made only three hits IN each game
and Philadelphia six i'm each. Mathewson and
SHARKS were the opposing pitchers in the first con-
test Bransfed seemed to be the only player thRt
could connect with Mathewson's curves effecuVely.
He made four hits. -, ~
The second game errorlcss one, and New
York won il in the ninth inning by timely oattins
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
GOLF ON PUBLIC LINKS
FLOYD LEADS WITH SO
Walter PEBBLES, a Scotch amateur,
Finishes Close Second.

rb. a,obtb animal tournament open to golfers
of greater New York, began yesterday on oho
public links at Van Cortlandt Park z. Flosu
led the field In the eghteen-hole meaat pay
qualifying round with score OF e3. winch peat
walter PEBBLES by a single stroke. The pres
ence of the latter lends an international faVof
10 the tournament. as PEBBLES is an amateur
who only recently came over from Prestwick,
Scotland
According TO the conditions. those who re-
turned the best thirty-two scores qualified 70
continue at match play for the cup. There IS
little no inducement, however and The local
players becoming weary of playing for the
honor of getting their names on a perpetual
emblem. To be sure. there medals for the
winner and runner-up. but that IS not a tempt
ing enough bait to cause the amateurs 20 give
up three days OF their time.
There were twenty-five starters yesterday.
while as many more gathered about the club
house and played over the course. Included IN
the gallery Gilman p. Tiffany. winner OF
the cup In 1901 and 1902. He refused 70 play
yesterday
What the management ought 20 do" said
one of the disgruntled ones. els 20 put more life
into the affair. II would be better 20 have first
and second siSteens, possibly beaten eights as
we'll, with a handicap on the last day. Then.
again. the chief cup should not be perpetual.
Every one agrees that ii would be better 70
nave IL go to the player who first succeeds In
winning IL three times. I am not surprised that
the entry ISows smaller each year.
OF the twenty-five starters one wa. disuuali-
fled. He was ]. 3. Garfield. a runner-up In one
Of the previous tournaments. After he returned
score of 95 IL transpired that he was no longer
resident OF greater New York
Prior to the start IL was freely predicted that
Floyd would win easily. He has been playing
over the course every day. and frequently gets
around In so or better. He went out IN IS and
had a chance to come home In AZ, but he dropped
strokes at the tenth. thirteenth and sixteenth
holes His card was as follows:
In ..................... Gssa
The dark horse OF the tournament IS PEBBLES
one OF the local professionals, who watched him
play says the Scotchman is capable of doing the
course better than so. In the first round yes
terday afternoon both Floyd and PEBBLES won
summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31

1soht Club. VIII be recalled from that club and
everdeo TO tho yacht Windrtm KID. now known
This was decided to-day BY tho iudaes Of tho ounev
&u9 race race who SustAtnsd . protes{ that the Bonc
the outer mark IN tho Last rnca -
Chewnk Vll was desiyned By John r. small
one owned by +: @. NAoombor. Of Boston. and
sne :aAsd In the TiAl RACES for The Roosevelt Gun
~ 4exo1AdpA tAla maA&A vnAaa ~ 49, q ~
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
ASK TIPS FROM JOCKEYS WIFE.

TBy telegraph - TIE ITlDuneT
Derby Conn. Aug. 9O.-Mrs. McDermott, wife OF
patsy NcDermott the well known jockey, has won
thousands OF dollars the last week The local play
ers awaited her coming in hundreds. but she re-
fused TO give them her tips. She left her plays
az q Main street store and the sports made pools
and sent messengers to place the money in pool
rooms in Bridgeport and New Haven; following
her plays In one week she placed 500 each, on
three to I shots. The poolrooms have refused 70
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31

First round-A- p. Ripley. bye; O. Davidson n N,,a.
Dr. G. L Barnett beat Donald Carr up and 70 NAV.
=. tIoyd beat W r. Reeves up and s 70 piay: & ii
IWeedy a Dye; e 7. Sweeny. bye c. p Stokes a bva.
~ A Wolff. bye: s. B. Newton beat A. NJ Conn 4 IN
ano 10 play W. z Tru beat NJ. Couch BY default.
a, S lawyer neGt r Germond and 70 play; n II
auigrew beat ~ Miller, and 2 10 pav. H. u Ts%.
lor beat J. b. E6dlemau, up ana q 10 nlav.
JosePhy beat A. s. Meyer. urs.and 20 nIay! Walfer
Feeples beat s. NJ Brown up a.d TO play.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31

The rental price per square foot includes ell
costs Of decoration floor and wall coverings signs
and current for the lighting of same. policing and
on written application 20 the secretary giving
In detail names and duties Of The persons for
whom application Is made, each exhibitor viii
receive admission badges for the use OF the ex-
hibtor and reasonable number OF employees
necessary for the proper conduct OF the exhibit
Each badge VIII be numbered and registered.
and In case OK loss q new badge will DO issued
only on payment OF *.
These badges are not transferable and IN cass
OK transfer VIII os taken up and considered for-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
SECOND CHAMPIONSHIP RACE-sIOOps-CI, p :
START 21o-CoURsE. 19 NAUTICAL MILES
WINDRIM KIDS CUP.
r. O.. Macomber's Protest Sustained
He Wins Quincy Y. c. Trcphu.

Boston. Aug. ao-The Quincy Cup. which tho
Manchester Yacht Club has held for six years ard
which Tuesday last awarded to ths Bont-
drei, q sonderklasse boat. entered hy the Boston
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
MYoPIA WINS FINAL POLO GAME.

Saratoga. N. Y. Aug. s0.-Alyopia won che United
States Hotel Cup and the Grand Union Hotel Cup
defeating Saratoga to-day, IN the final game Of the
POLO match. By the Of u TO ~
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
Ickiett in the ninth inning.

Earned runs-Boston s. Brookyn 2 Two base hits
Bates. Lindeman Lewis. Lumley. Three base hs-How-
eTd Jordan Hits.of scanlon 5 in FIVE innings; OF
tases-Goode Alperman. Lewis. Left basss-Boston,
z; Brooklyn. G First base bals-O seanlon /; Off
Stricklett of Lindaman. First base errors-Bos
g.: Brooklyn. l. Struck out-By Scanlon, s; by
stricklett .: by Lindaman. Z. Time. 2:O3. Umpire
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
KANSAS POPULATION INCREASING

my TsleGreph Tho Tr,bunAr
Topeka. kan. Aug. 30.-Kansas has gained $40
IN population In the last year. The incr~es. -
given af As per cant over tho preceding year. che
Ps5RSsass SsRSsaSSe ~ = y "tt. tk't:S go - ~ y
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
GRAFT PAGES FAST.
Beats Baron Grattan in Grand
Circuit Meet at ReddCltle.

Readvflle Mass, Aug. 30.-The fast pace was
again the feature of the Grand Circuit meet at
the Readville track to-day. Four of the horscs
were well punched in all three heats Graft WIN
ming from Baron Grattan I'm each heat by a
head while no records were broken. the times
were fast.
The California gelding Mack Mack was the
favorite i'm the Oil trot and won two OF the
heats without difficulty. El Miagro took the
third heat and qualified for the 2:lo class
In the 2:1S trot the entire field OF eleven
horses raced we'll punched from wire TO ware
and finished spread across the track as u they
were scoring. Budd was placed first IN tle
initial heat by reason of breaks by Dr. Chase
and Captain Bacon, and under the rules no
and Sister Collette won the second ana thlro
heats. The summaries follow:
PAcING-2:o5 cIAss-PURsE $3.50. DIVIDED $500
EACH HEAT.
Graft bilS h by Crattan (Spencer). ....-......-.
5aTon tiTattan. + g CGeers' .......:...::
BovaT .; s, tmaiAssp ;;f,co,i .:..
Ma1yoIo MilS9n AqdpsdfeTP' GT murpSy9 r. DR.
''e''O'O' Time. 2:o85s. 2:oaas. 2:oa's.
TRoTTTNG-2:l1 CLAss-PURsE $780, DIVIDED sS@O
EACH HEAT
,,ac. Mack b e. bv Mckinney G4elman>...... !
FL Nilagro b. e d.aselD ......:..:..
Sennie MGnSee seots % B. m Glctienryj
WS.ph Ths phantom c 0ki 91akersaS b
Frank A. b g tGseTsSc fni dis
Red WOOD D. + Time' nee:s6Ss44 a:6s4s. o;osN 2:oah.
TRoTTING-2:is CLAssmPURsE $780, DIVIDED s'2O
Dr. Chase g. by pietetie cr Murphy. -. II
susa o,'S,,e p e. sa Icahiln NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Jessie BenpOn. TO m GBenyonl ''.'..'..'..
Captain Bacon ,; c h: 'Da9' ....
Ruth c. b G5enney) ..'......1o 10
S2m9ossE5 S2'nge s5usrd b E SF aaSsO e. dfcdse5
The Peer. blk h 4ims. @so~a-e' ward. 2:ioi.. aiiaN
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
BOSTON DEFEATS BROOKLYN.

Boston defeated Brooklyn at Washington Park
yesterday by a score of TO Scanlon and Stricl1-
lett took turns in the box fer the home team. and
both hit hard. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
4MERIC1N LEAGUE.
Yankees Uan Tscice-Doyle Pitches
We'll and Chase. HITS Hard.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

Washington New York Philadelphia a. Boston.
Chicago Cleveland. 81. Louis az Detroit
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
SECOND GAME.

Left on bases-New York s: Philadelphia. 5 Earned
run-New York. stolen base-Thomas. Two-base hit
Seymour. Sacrifice hit-Sentele Double play-NTcCsfn
nifty Dahlen McCiann. Struck out-By Duggleby. A;
by McGinnIty. g. Bases balIs-Oh Duggleby. 8; of
McGinnity l. Hit by ptcher-Dooln. Time OF game.
115. Umpires-Conway and ODay.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31

Left on bases-New York g. Philadelphia z. Stolen
base-Bransied. Two-base hits-Branshed. Seymour. G
Tbree-base ht-Pransfeld Double plays-Dooln. Glea-
son and Branshed; Bransield and Dooln Struck out
BY Sparks. Z; by Mathewson g. Bases on fs oaitSOt
Hit by pitched ba-McGann. Time OF game. 1880 Um-
pires-O Day and Conway.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31

AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York <: washington York. o; washington.
first game). tseconG sarnel
Boston, 3; Philadelphia, 2
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
OuaRers and Giants Split EUen IN
Snappy Games.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY

49, ,-o,. =, pn,,aaalnhla Pittsh,rg al So. Louis.
Boston at Brooklyn Cincinnati at cilaS'oV'
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
CROWDS At PARKWAY.
Schermerhorn Lozoers Track Record
IN the 2:O9 Pace.

The biggest crowd OF the meeting went to the
Parkway Driving Clubs nalf-mile track at Kings
Highway and Ocean Parkway. Brooklyn, yesterday
70 see the trotting and pacing races
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
EASTERN LEAGUE.

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Rochester s. Toronto. Jersey City. s: Providence
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
FIRST GAMB.

Left on bases-New York O. washington B. sacrifice 5
errors-New York. !; Washington, Bases on balls
OFF Patten : Struck out-By Doyle. G; by Patten, 2
by pitched ba-By Patten L Time of game. i:SO.
Umpire-O Isoughlin
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
5sbsioso,,b,a .. New York Boston. 8; Brooklyn, .
first ganeb. Snlct,sso, o. - ~ Tonss q
New York. /; philadelphia. FittsDd4s, % St' @4'"7'
Second ganlel.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31

Left on bases-w Washington 8; New York. 8 Home
run-Jones Three-base hits-Chase C2). Two-base hit
Chase. Sacrifice hits = = Hiclkman. Delehsnty Jones
Hogg. First base on erorsNew York. 1; Westminster.
/ Bases on bas-On Kitson, 2: off Hogg g. off Smith.
!. Struck Out-By Hogg. g. Fit by pitched ba-JOnes.
Hits-OR Bargsr. in 11s innings: OFF Hogg in s2s
Innings: Kitson 32s innings: Smith, 6 Ga
innings. Time Of game 2:lO. Umpires-O o Lcughlin and
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
CHICAGO. 8; CINCINNATI. 9.
P1TTsBURG. 5; ST. LOUIS. a

Batteries-Chicago. Taylor and Moran; Cincinnati
Fraser and Schie. Umpires-Johnstone and Emslie.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31

h..s9sh 10y. TS-dn.; T~o EAPse EY's EArs eeu.a
~ WA1Aa01sA
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31

The dark horse" OF the tournament Is Peables
one or the local professionals who watched him
play says the Scotchman is capable of doing the
course better than so. In the first round yes
terday afternoon both Floyd and PEBBLES won
their matches without trouble The scores and
summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31

score of the winning team In detail follows;
TBy Teiegraph to The Tribune. !

Some OF the New York scores In tho orr-hand MIL
itary match We're as follows;
Sergeant Doyle 50 Sergeant Corhett. 90
aptain W. o. HUDSON. 90 Sergeant Leuschner...
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
SECOND GAME.

..Batted for Hogg in inning two when win
ming scored.
New York ................I o 0 10
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
sIBATOG4 RACING SUMMARIES.

m Two 500 added: driving Eim'