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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13

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ben beilir6itishen ardutern bsrse'
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13

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nieber, bDis 0leuiden bubeu teiue
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bentibe @ltdel felt SSabreu gelbitbes
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Den.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13
2Ius Ssn County.

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nuf Der &rantenliite.
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Sonntas nerenOete.
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aouis 1T bier BEL ben Gltern SObn
5luetid au 8eiua.
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baben etnen neuen rGluuersSuIler4
eetauft.
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iinb nit benz @eisenbreiheu fertig
unb baben aneefunsen aleebreiaen.
% nj. Slusuf GtudenbrOeter
unb Eo@ter emma BON Otuensptlle
iuaren SDnntas bier bel R. Studen-
brOeter gu 8eiuH.
- 9as Sonntaes auf bic Sagb
seben siebt manhen 2euten piel Sler-
serniB unb iOIlten Saeer bod lieber
! eiuen anberen Sag fhr Oieien Sport
ip6blen.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13

8er9er SRI. 5riba Babe
ipelder bier bel tbren Gltern iuor il
.ruieOer nadl ct. 9ouis oereiit.
5rl Gan Meyer 1T uun cine,
mebrpb4entliben 8eiudreiie bon
gaeptirt, Oklahoma, iuieber beimse-
tummen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-13

GimUn 3app meper iuurbe nlsI
8eleeat sur RetbOOiiten GOnferensI
lpelde IN 8 @Oden in ct. 9Ouis sus
iumnlentritt, setudblt.
Die S9ule bier tuirO laat 8etnnnt-
maHuns, am 80. September begin
men.
gIueult Seiemann un6 5rl. gln.
ME 5lur tuurben am lebten SDnner.
flag bur9 gafOr GHuls ebelid1 Der.
bunben unb sabs tm Glternbnus beri
&raut Elm I9bnes Spaseitsfeit. DEM
iunsen 8anr uniere beiten Sliidmin-
/ i9e!
Gin firhtbarer Saeelfturm 5o9
iiber bieie @eeenb UNI 2 llbr Sunn.
tag Moraen, unb ribtete Diel Shns
ben on. Strub unb SeulhOber tuurs
ben unteetuebt, 4dder Oun SdMern
unb StaIlunsen dbeeboben, bic Gar
ten brad eelest, Sibner tueld)e auf
8dnmen idtiefen, tOteeihIueen.
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tub eefinoen, Oos I'm sSelOe ii4 be.
finOltAe 8urn iiabeaa eans riinirt,
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4 i1tuunOen.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-28
ROCK AWAY POLO CHAMPIONS.
score Of Final Came Against Bryn Mswr
II NJ Goals 20 q.

CHycA0o. July 27.-Rockawsy won the
senior polo championship of the United States
and the William Waldorf Aston cup this after
moor by defeating Bryn Mawr IL goals to 3
In two polo finals at the 0nwentsia Club.
Lake Forest.
Thoroughly outplayed and outclsssed by
Rockaway. the Bryn Mawr four played gamely
to the finish. losing nearly every opportunity
gained in superb dribbling by the inaccuracy
Of Brown and Dunn's. long drives. which
again and again missed the goal by only a
few inches.
Only two accidents occurred TO mar In
perfectness Of the day. In the first quarter
D.. Chauncey. Jr.. Of the Rockswsy four
and Alexander Brown OF the Bryh Mawr
team tangled up In the middle OF the feld,
both receiving bad falls. The moment the
men we're ENDORSED the referee stopped the
game and the crowds rushed onto. the field.
their feet by the other players, barely missins
being trampled under foot by the ponies
When the crowd was forced back the two
men were found TO IA suffered no serious
injury, In the fall Browns cheek was slightly
gashed and Chauncey's knee bruised. but
both players insisted on CONFERENCE.-The game.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-28
PLAY Nv WESTERN TENNIS.
Dr. sprains His Ankle and Defa ults 20
waidner in the First Round.

CHICAGO July 27.-Ne.rly all the matches
in the first round In singles OF the Western
TennisAssociation championships were played
this afternoon on the Onwentsia courts.
This Is remarkable for the first day OF the
big contest and present indications point
TO the playing OF the final round by Friday.
The remainder Of the matches In the first
round will be played on Monday.
The feature OF the playing to-day was the
match bet ween l.. II. Waidner and DR.. A. o..
Lee. which the former won ny default after
winning the first set. In making the last
play OF this set DR.. Lee. sprained his right
ankle and was compelled TO retire from the
game. Summaries:
Mems S~ingles-F First round Don lie Golver
l.. W. Gorhain, al. 6-3; u. N. Ashcraft beat ID. n.
McLaury, Ga, 80; W. c, Larned beat J. 4. Lee.
Ga, la, SO. W.. ". walters beat r. r. Keith. 81,
50: Allan Ross beat J. r. Fitch. 81. 50 J. c.
Bel den beat J. NJ. Elliott. "a, 90; L, n. Waidner
beat A. q, Lee, S-6. default n, G. Champlln beat
W. II Mundy. o.. Ia: So E.s. wesdcr. beat
J. A.. Roche, "a. "a, So, William wilkins beat
Thomas Ford, "a 20; ) 4 Rysrson beat Q. v.
DausmAn. OIL, 20. SIS; J, C.. Neeley beat Il. ID.
Kellogg. "a, So J. r. Palms beat Y. I. Gerdner.
90. 81,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-28
NEW YORK SWIMMERS WIN.
Outpolnt Chicago In National Chsmpa On,
ships &C jamestown.

NoRYoLK. Va. July 21.-The National
Swimming and Water Polo Championships
at jamestown under the auspices Of the
Amateur Athletic Union we're concluded this
afternoon with the New York Athletic Club
az winner in both the senior and junior events.
{. NJ. Daniels OF the New York Athletic Gu
broke his own worlds record for fifty yards
during the meet and there were excellent per-
formances In other events. The meet was
A. A. U. Summaries:
I Water Poio-Contested for by two teams from
the New York Athletic Club. numbered one and
wo-Won by team No. J., composed Of Handley
captain. J. Reid. =. Neathing. u. Hesser, l.. u.
Goodwin. J. steen. {. .. rrnbenbach. with Ruddy
regulation halves Of minutes each. Team No. Z
]. ". spence. v. Lee. IN. Trubenbsch' ". p.
Goodwin. J; W. Lawrence and 7. Callahan ~lcorrectl.
Goodwin. n: Y. A. c.; Woodbury. Abbey. Prince.
ION University. second; W. Lochdc, Chicago 4. C.,
third. Time. ~ minutes 3 seconds.
40 Yard Senior Swtmming-Won by c. NJ. Daniels,
{. D. Tubenbach. N. Y. a. c.. third. Time, q minutes
20 Yard Junior swimmlns-won by W. R. ouayl..
Chicago A. 3: v. p. Goodwin, ". Y. A. c., second;
r Nesihing; N. Y. A. G., third. Time, 3 minutes
Fancy Diving Event Won by George GsldzIk o,
the Chicago 4. C.: Q. Callahan, New YORK A. c
second. and'w. Leo. New York O., third.
Senior Plunge for Distance-won by c. L. Healey
Chicago 4. C" distance 81 feet; G: N. Daniels. New
Senior Championships-New York Athletic Club.
"a: II. ]. Handy of Chicago. unattached. IA; Chicago
" Junior YORK a aipH. c,u,
IT: Chicago Athletic Club. 81; Princeton University.
10. baltimore Athletic Club, q; Yale University. 3.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-28
SWEEP FOR SERVICE SHOOTERS.
Seven Out Of First Hshs Places Go 70
Marines and Navy.

CRKEDMoR. N. y. July 27.-Ths service
teams made q sweep In the Seventy-hrst
Regiment rapid IRE and skirmish trophy
this afternoon, the Marine Corps winning the
match and seven out OF the first eight places
going 70 the marines and the navy When
the trophy was first offered for competition
In 1904 the marines won II. but In 1908 and 1900
twas captured by the Seventy
Tho fight for II to-day was q spirited one. and
. fifteen mile vino from the left made rapid
fire and skirmishing no easy task.
The Marine Corps had four teams entered
from It's regimental quota on the North At
lantic eabosrd and the navy had Ave teams
from the bsttleship division Of the North
Atlantic fleet. Teams from the militia regi-
ments Of New York city. swelled the extra
AZ 200 yards the strong side wind made an
average score Of 20 difficult. and AZ this stage
Sns l's' T TSHm no al me tsa Msri s@1e Seip II. mon ma1In nss
at the skirmish. but the marines finished the
match with a lead OF II points. Last year the
but under more favorable wind conditions.
AZ the 200 yards rapid nre stage the first
team OF the marines made ISL an average OF
ship division put up the same total, The
Seventy-hrst and the Seveth were well up
ip the rapid nrs and when the teams finished
that stage the 1Ist twelve were well punched.
M~idshipman Woodward cracked out so at
the rapid FIRE stage. the only score Of note
mi" The e sns TOOK he i sSirm 1ssHf In the order of
their standing 1t the rapid Are and q run OF
S55,. an average Of %. gave the hrst team
O. the marines the winning score Of 600 In the
The third bsttleship division dropped into
NTH place with . run OF. sos. but the second
run Of $40. shot up into second place. The
second team Of the Seventh Regiment Jared
better In the skirmish than any OF the other
The scores follow:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-28
ORANGE AN EASY WINNER.
MontcIair Lawn Tennis Team Defeated by
y Points to q.

Handicapped by the absence OF Otto ".
Hinck. Harry p. Smith and J. ". Batten. three
leading lawn tennis players, the Montclair
A.. c. yesterday undertook a team match
with the Orange l.. T. e. on the Montclair
courts. The visitors won by 4 points to J..
Montclair getting the upper hand In one
doubles match. Otto Hinck IL suffering from
a sprained right wrist. which has put him
out OF play for the season. Smith. the former
Yale athlete. aud Betten, once Rr1ncetOn
champion. were not In Montclsir. athosgh
IL was expected they would be when the
match was arranged.
The Orange team included T.. p. Lsrned.
brother Of the former champion: Tnsttam
b. Souther and George Miles. The suFnmary:
Orange l.. r. c. At Montclair \. -Sfngics
7. p, Larncd, Orange. defeated Prank Hague.
defeated Frank kiddc, Montciair. = 4. 81. TB.
cISiffi IS. s""s' esss: W p. conway. orssSse.V de
ies,ed \. j Hlnck. Montclalr, IS. s--i;L Wood
SSs:sS IS; Borden, Orange defeated ":
Doubles y !: s"s%s S Snd N, \; M n Mon,
STsns,; "a; "a; .. S.s; p ksS. ,n and Gs9,Es
smith. AentslslI; - "a 90 Wllism Watson
and T. Doman. Montclalr, ss. ga
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-28
IRISH ATHLETES WIN.
Take Point Honors and Defeat New York
4. q. In Relay NAce.

-..,
yesterday attracted the m~etpocphtsa sob
~. ane shes He,e 'Ie.
and moat nj tho spectat ors that wsrs there
suo .os sr".sc sI"-S 49, -
the University Of PennsyfvaniS, An the 300
ward r nm He figured In the arr N oh mark
but did notaasiify in his be az LiB. burIan
o. INT rasuine "; s.'a iou-
teen 1919 seSurs~ VIZ I'm &C. ~ 81. dav
was the mile relsy. with the New York A:C
and Irish a. A. 9. az the main nsalst7 The
irish Quartet had a start OF forty -ous yards.
while the New Yorks had thirty-fOur yards.
For the first two relays matters were rather
even hut Sheppard for the Irsb aid some
good work. which was maintained by Teeyan,
snd the Ir;.h WOW NV ae veraI yaraS
9h1 ~ W. vgerS = SsIiad % ava
e,petaEs o, ~ )" Tnm Sofins ~ tha Ian
nity,-nEe yar1s 70 lom Sothns nhe IN
4; =, Z. IN .he Two mlte anSieap shp no NM
honors the Irish a. 4. Z won With 9 t1tai
summarize
o0 y.rd r-Novtce-Wo nv .Joxeph MoAvoy.
t,tsh ansr,csn 80 " WincLIcI unattschcd
second WIli,an McCoyern, unattached, third.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-28
CRICKET.
Good Scoring I'm Championship Matches
OF Metropolitan League.

Of Metropolitan League.
Good scoring was done in all the champion
ship games in the series Of the Metropolitan
District Cricket League played yesterday.
While none Of them were close as regards
runs, yet one furnished an exciting finish
owing to the battle against time made by one
OF the teams. Three matches in the first SEQ
ton OF the league took place at Prospect Park.
the principal one being the return engagemen
bet ween the Staten Island and Brooklyn clubs.
The champions had much the better Of the en-
counter, as the last man on the Brooklyn team
was at the wiokets when the umpire declared
the game drawn. The feature Of the game
was undoubtedly the bowling Of N. r. Cobb.
who. after being hit by j.. Poyer for eleven
len 9Th and was credited with the fne record
Of 8 wickets for rs runs. G. p. Hurditch made
top score Of the day in an innings Of %. For
results IN both departments. Kin : SicSsts
totals Staten Island. las. declared for eight
~l TSs sa siDSn y B. x ko aGa naSe . ner &c bowling
Of D.; @. Birkett vas the distinguishing feature
n the game; Msnhsttsn aEsinst Columbia
vas 81, while Birkett took 8 .iofets For II
runs. The totals. Manhattan. ~: Columbia
Oval; i% for : T,Sssts; r,.v.d IN. vor..r.
team q vanc crtiandt Park and q draTngsms
vas the result. g. Delvslc and J. o. p.
f Hgm In y.i sSGsed n K ae sS.. =. f BsDsSohu1st
Thisties, is6: Yonkers. 50 for bvickets.
Splendid scoring on the part Of nine ont
OF the ten players on the Kings County team
was witnessed in their gsme, against Mont
clair played at Prospect Park. !; 0sutier
vas TOP scorer with % not out; For Mont
scoring n out OF 81. The totals were, Kings
County. 2oS. declared for 8 wtckets; Mont
clair. 81,
The Brooklyn B team suffered defeat at
the hands OF the Prospect Park Club in the
second section league game at Prospect
pOnents' ia for S wickets.- J. j., Hewitt
kept up his recent good record by tallying
-.
THE West Indians B team had an easy
victory against the Friends Adults School
team NJ Prospect Park. the margin being 90
runs with totals Of los to Is.
A drawn game was the result In the match
between the Danish West Indians and the
World team, the latter scoring 80, while their
opponents had totalled 70 for the loss OF 8
wickets when time was called.
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SIXTH RACE.
BAY shore Horse show.

The Bay Shore Horse Show. which will
open on Aug gust 8 and last for three days. will
be the most successful in the history Of the
association, Judging by the entries that have
already been received This show when II
first started was only patrOnized by summer
residsnts " Day Shore. but now IL has grown
80 popular that exhibits, are made by many
q ths1eI patrons ~ the horse. The premium
let amount: TO 5000 aad competition for the
priz,s " III by very keen.
and several Of the horses that won on the
other side at the International show viii be
exhibited. Rufus Patterson has entered
his champion saddle horses. Clarence Wat
son Of Baltimore will send several from his
large stable. Miss Emily Bedford OF Brook
lyn will show her saddle horses. her phaeton
pair. Bonner and Bitten, and the hackney
mare .Hndred, Miss Electra Hsvemeyer has
others who have entered are Miss Molly q
Maxwell and Mrs. Charles II. Hubps. -
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Sails Fast In Heavy Breeze I'M Third Lptou
Cup Rsce.

M Bensonhurst won the third race Tor
the Upton cup yesterday afternoon ana
showed that Will she 10 a good yacht IN hght
weather she IL also a good one when u bioNs
hard. This was somewhat Of q SURPRISE
TO all. The little boat. well handled oy
Richard Moore. anne out with three reefs
In her mainsail and In spite OF the strona
wind and rough seq she made good weather
OF II. The Nereid Of the Crescent Atnleuc
Club was second again and the New moon
OF the same club was third
IL was the regatta OF the Bensonhurtt
Yacht Club and two races had been sched-
uled for the day. The morning race was
for the cup offered by ex-Commodore a. 4.
Believes, but II was blowing 80 hard that
none Of the owners wished IN risk a break
down with a Lipton cup race 20 be sa'leo
In the afternoon 40 the Believes cup RAGS
was again postponed.
The wind was from the north northwest
and Chairman John Brown Of the regatts
committee selected course No. Il, scnding
the yachts TO Sea Gate. then Fort Hamii-
ton and then Bensonhurst. This made u q
reach with booms to port on the first leg.
a turn TO vindward against the TIDE on the
second and q run on the third.
Six Of the Upton Cup boats started. The
absentee was the Blue Bill. owned by ID. ID.
Ailerton OF the New York Canoe Club. All
had In reefs and some would have done better
IL they had shortened sail still more. They
were all very ceverly handled.
When the starting gun sounded S1, the S :S.
might get over too soon she had lufi ed and her
way was killed somewhat. The New Mo on
as they went over and then came the " and +.
Goblin and Gunda. They separated IN Two
divisions. The. Bensonhurst. Nereid ana
the tide to set them down. while the VI and y
and others held further south. They were In
: slSss o bunch sSa s a 5h ss mrs, Tsns' leS Mf foIio sned
by NJ and r and Nereid. They took the port
tack, heading in toward smoother. water IN
the Goblin withdrew. some trouble having
The asss On The first vindvsrd IeF ..
s Nsae 4. . SSts n slsssS t Is Fort so n a.B sfRsSn %srs
Ne and Sfr + ih sS1s th Re lead had room %ai e q sPo ss the the
Bensenhufst, which boat was on the star
board tack, but he miscalculated and Benson
protest nag was at once set on the Benson
hurst, The N and + kept on a little IurtneI
and then sailed back to the committee n1 ana nd
SeTeid turned the weather mark first with
Ss ess %sSe { f s.sse run up 70 am sSe n nsa. sH,9e.As On
this point Of sailing the Be~nsonhurst showed
sSs Sssssr % Of Re . .w9' r. AL sSos out st s sas se To-
At the end Of the first round the times we're
pensonhurst. 4:is77: Nereid. ti50s: New
the B~ensonhurst had Increased her lead some
what. but on the wind again the Nerefd gave
her a close chase until well under the land
when the Bensonhurst again drew ahead.
and she drew still further ahead on the leg
down the wind. The ~Bensonhurst beat. the
Nereid ? minutes 10 seconds and New Moon
4 minutes q seconds.
Two dories sailed once around the course
and the race was won by the Jack. sailed BY
+. L. Billfn cham. The
sLoops, CLASS Q, 10 TO n YxRr-coussS. q mxs