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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-08
TRy(kET.
La icrs IN Metropolitan League SERIES
PiN, . Drawn Game.

With 'hs rud Of the season near At hand
criCketerS made the most Of their oppor-
tunlties Yesterday and games we're PLAYED
at VILLA msbridgr. Prospect Park. Benson
hurst and Newark. The match between
the two leaders IN the local championship
series Of The Metropolitan League was PLAYED
at NillIamsbridgs and resulted IN u drawn
battle
The ,onrending ele> ems were the staten
Islands and the Columbia Ovals. and the
latter team on Winning the toss played 81
carefully that u took them two hours and
seventeen minutes to run NJ 100. ~ whiUh
time they declared their lnnluss closed for
the loss Of reNen wicketS, Wit no possible
chance of winning the visitors went To the
bat and had scored ~ fol, the loss of two
viCkets when time was called u very even
draw. y kortlqug made top score Of the
game in an excellent no, out innings Of ~.
4. Dewey and J y tscobal came neNt, each
do much with. the bowling and none Of them
reached dGns,S nsnrSs t1r staten island
innings Of Is and appeared TO he vell set
when the game ended The best bowling
Of the day Was accomplished by \ q Laurie,
whose. fast deliveries proved destructive To
three batsmen a. a cost Of 10 runs,
The We, lndlans played = strong game
and aided by splendid batting or The part Of
+. Kinds were enabled To pass their oppo-
nents' score with hut three wiCkets Town.
=. Alleync Wls associated with Kinds for a
long timp. The totals Nere Jamalcans. ~
WI, 'BBI To a NJ ,sS u tor : ~ SiI ,r,nc6 BROOK Par.
~ A" w wv ~ wv Y Ut ~
Newark. 10 play n championship game in the
Metropolitan league series with Montclair
and treated their opponents To an afternoon
OF leather hunting, and then disposed OF them
for the small score of ~ runs. The feature
OF the day : play VAS the brilliant batting of
y. J.. Power aud the useful stand by Power
and j. Rodgers for the sixth wicket. Rodgers
mad" - and Foyer continued his inning aud
was net out ~ the close. with - tn his credit.
He also was instrumental in the downfall of
three MOntClair wiCkctS ~ u cost Of : runs.
while ". Rushton captured u like number nj
a cost Of runs, The totals were: Brook
lyn. 40; MontClair, II.
4 close game and an exciting finish marked
the match between BenSonhnrst Thistles Il
aud the Columbia oval u teams IN a second
section league contest a. Nilliansbridge.
he victory Went 10 the visitors by the mar
row margin of one run, aud the bow ling OF
n. 7. McCullun and Il. Naith" had much 10 do
with tins result, MCCallum's record was q
wi.ket- for - ruus. while Nnithr captured
= for ~ The former also got top score of
the game in an innings OF %. and the only
other double figure scorer was q. y. Demon,
Who contributed Is The totals were Rem
aonhurst rhiStles u, IS tOlumhia Oval ", ~.
The Wanderers lost u good game 10 Mctlel-
hans team NJ Prospect Park nv y runs, J. u.
Mcclellan, the captain. was responsible for 81,
while v y. Charles had contributed u when
he vas run out. On the losing team J y,
Nshop. e. Isurie and W. Adam scored rs.
IL and II not out respectively.
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FIN FOR CiNOEISTS.
TiNing Tourney. SAILING AMI Padding
Race. ~ B~rnsonhurst

There Nas an sorts OF fun ~ the thirty
seventh annual regatta Of the New York
canoe club YESTERDAY afternoon and the
Co>ey clubhouse az BensonhurSt vas veil
filled win the friends Of the members. There
we're sailing and padding races, a tsilend
race which ~ n most heartbreaking afalr
ami a tllting tournament.
chairman y, '. n. Speidel. Who - chair
~ the regatta of the Atlantic ' acht hub, but
he had several aides Who ran things on M
good shape. There was 10 have been "a sail
ing race for decked canoes. hut that event
fell through and the sport began with u sail
INK race for open canoes, which MAS Won
nv q ". Sawyer. W. '. Robinson offered
u prize for open canoe tandem padding, and
this was won bv \. VI. Poole. About four
teen started in the tail end raCehnd several
we're upset, and other plrouetted in irving
To reach the finishing line. q. j. Douglas
won. In the tilting contest Robinson. who
was padding for Rolon. who tilted, In some
unaccountahla way fell into the water aud
thus gave the victory 10 Shrorer and Poole.
The summaries
Record sailing Open Canoes Three miles Won
nv q n sawyer. u 5, Poster, second. Time, hour
~ minutes.
open Canoe Padding Handicap Single Rlade-
one half mile Won by M Pools " ". TaN Tor.
Open Canoe Tandem Padding, Single blades
one half nilc Won by Robinson and Douglas,
R0lon and Maurcl. second. Time, minute - 5
seconds.
half mite Won by clayton, Poole. Shroycr and
pummrr Maurrl, Sweet. Roloi' and Robinson
second, Time, 80 seconds.
Tail End Race Won by I. douglas; W. V.
IiIing Con,cs, Won by ShroSe litter,
Poole, pdddleT.
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RICHWOND COUNTY HORSE SHOW
Fine Animals Draw . ISIS Crowd 10 Fair
a. lDOngan lluls.

BY for tho largest crowd Of the week at
tended the fair At Dongan Hills yesterday
The feature Of the afternoon vas The horse
show Of the Richmond County ACricuitu ra
SO,ietN. The sutnmH RES.
class " Pairs, ladies to drive Won by Manning
and Seclig's b gs Lion and Mouse, william Cars
sunny Jim and TASTY second.
Class ~ Brewers class, four horses Ia he shown
before wagon Won by Borden'S -four.
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n, ". MillcrN bot and Toby third,
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Miktdo second W. 4. Stcltnl's Belle third
class Is Horses suitable for harness and saddle
PURPOSES Won bS " William Cars h. e tmlablc
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y ". Doldgc's h M. Orchlda third.
class 10 Saddle horses over al hands Won by
y N. hodges oh :. orchid. Miss V. l.. Alsksndrc's
sunday second. William Cars b. z Amiable
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class =. Ladies' saddle horse over a.. hands
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Cars Nmlsblr second u $. Hoges bT m Lady
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class - Rest performance ~ yer six successive
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~ lmont Paige third. Time. O5.i,, 0S3.
Turning Race Halt mite heats purse 500
second; American Lad uaneI third, Time. O:Sa,
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Discussing Fee,bsn Omcssl..

The central board Of officials. the same
bong u subdivision Of the football rules
committee. met ~ ths Murray Hin Hotel
last night with other football men and dis
cussed he matter Of offcisls for games the
coming fail. There were present Dr. j. 4.
Bahhitt. Haverford Walter Camp. Yale.
and J. y Fine. Princeton, NJ the central
hoard also Lieut. smith. West Point y T.,
butcher, manager Of the Harvard eleven
Robert rorrey, the Pennsylvania coach,
and y. 7 Wheeler. manager Of the Princeton
eleven. There was n lengthy discussion
Of the subject ~ issue and y review OF what
had been done 10 date Or. Rabbit will
give ont n statement to-day Of the progress
made in the matter Of regulating and APP
pointing officials for games.
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Ida Axworthy Defeats Colonel Julius.

Al the Parkway Driving cubs matinee ycstcr.
day Frank Jacobus's Ida Axworthy defeated Col.
julius. owned by r.. V, q, scranton and driven by
stephen Dunn IN n spit heat race In the Class \
tTot. The summa res:
Glass A, tro,ting:
Ida Axworthy. b. NJ, by Axworthy (Mr.
Frank Jacobusl go .......- ......; I I I
Col. Juius, gT q tMr. stephen Dunn, : !
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La Duchesse, b. m. mr.. Frank SmAlD ,,.....S .
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Worcester Leads In New England Baseball
League.

BosroN. Sept The baseball season Of
the New England League ended 10 day with
the Worcester leading ,he other seven teams
by wide margin in the general standing.
Her record Of games won and lost was ~ and
~ respectively. Lynn was second. Brockton
and Hayerhil followed closely. while Fall
Il Ver. Lowell. New Bedford and Lawrence
aIl lost more games than they won.
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NV YoRk

sRatted for Lynch In the eigh'h inning. .
Philadelphia - ~ - - - u q I
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Passed hall Doom. Hits on Lynch. 4 In eight
innings. on Ames. I In one inning. Cmplre O'DsN.
Time hour and 30 minutes.
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DETROIT,

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hole contest Tor ne EgllnoN cup PLAYED here
thus afternoon on the" Ekwanok links,
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a, Mrming ham - lArminghn. y Memphis. ..
A. Atlantr \ la1ta. o: No Orlcan,. q
~ Nashville Nashville. Little Rock. a.
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:: sosroS IN. H., O-sEcoSD GAME.
nnaros aROokIyN

First base on error Brooklyn. Left on bases
Brooklyn. : BostonsS. First base m balls on
ScsnlAn. I on Pfc1cr, y, Struck out by seaman.
T. by Pfcwer, l. Two base hits Co. Hummel. bergen.
Sacrifice hits Aialoney. Rates. Stolen base
Casey. Double plays Lev In and AlperinAn. Brain
Wcsterhurg and Tenncy. Umpire tombstone.
Time-l hour and NJ minutes. Attendance . 900
CHICAGO IN. h.. D. PrTrsBURo. l.
PIrTsBURa, Sept. T. Sheehan's very bad play
In the fourth inning OF to days game gave Chicago
the victory. The score:
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tender pitched an efe-tiV~ game. -iriktn g
five mon and passing one The =" ore
NV yoHs

Totals = ) "a II :
New Work u u ~ q = q y
Philadelphia - " y +" =
Two bsSs hitS DAVIS Collins. OldTing p,
SChtcCk. HaftScl. Murphy sacrifice MT murphy
stolen base MOTlhrty struck out ~ Render, ,,
hN Newton. I. FIRST base on balls on Newton. I.
I mpirc OfLoughiin. attendance -.Gn
w.sHiNoros. l sosTos "a H.. o FIRST GAME
HosTON. sept. ! johnson pitched great hall IN
IN, urst game. Washington winning on shaw =
had throw Boston didn 7 make n nit sitter the nrst
inning ~ the second game. The scores
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!sss,sd tor pusslseSy in tn. fourth inning.
Pittsburg .,,.....,. o y %
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Two base HRS Hoffman. Leach. Clarke. Abba
ticchio, Mailman. Sacrifice ~hits-Evers. Ruelbach,
Fraser. stolen bases-HAilmsn. Moran. Double
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .wsgnss and Ssorke; Holman
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New Enxiand leagye.

N Fall River Fall River. . Lowell, !
Al New Bedford First game lcw Bedford, ?
Brockton, =.
A. Worcester FIRST game Worcester, 4; Hayer
hill y. Second game WorcrsteTO, Hsvrrhill. 1,
A. Lynn First game Lynn,il Lawrence. o
Second ~game-Lynn, D. Lawrene,O
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AMERICAN LRAoUR.
Detroit IN Chicago. Cleveland In 81. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg In Chicago: Cincinnati In 81. Louis.
nAsrsRg I.1AounL
naltimore n Nswaxh; Noehsueu n Nsoogsol
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American Association.
A. NJ Paul ~, Paul, n; Milwaukee, D.
Az Columbus Columbus, T. Toledo. :.
AZ Louisville Louisville. I: indianapolis, q
UCAlled, dark
AZ Kansas CITY Kansas City. !: Minneapolis, 2.
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s;smes scheduled for To-day.

Other Baseball lsamcs.
Al SuYeIn Haverstraw T. Nyack. 4
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New York state League.
u WiIkcsbsrrc -Wilkcsbsrrc. g. Utica, /,
Al R~inghamton first I'M Bingh smton s.
Troy. 3. Second gsmr Troy. g. Bingh anton. 2
AZ Syracuse Alb any, s. Syracuse, . twelve
innings,.
A Scranton First game Scranton, :: A.. J.
A G., |. Second game Scranton. a: A. j. a ca