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New-York tribune., 1907-09-03
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

In the most exciting game played at the Polo
Grounds this season the Giants and the Superbas
fought a battle royal yesterday and when the
umpire compelled to call the game. at the end OF
the thirteenth inning neither side had scored a
single rup.
It was a mighty crowd that gathered the
grounds TO the double header that was sched-
uied. Wet grounds put the earlier game out Of
the question but the disappointment the fans met
with seeing both contests played more
than appeased in the one game that was played
Ire Brooklyn nine played with the same dash that
the team has been showing in the last several
weeks. and Bell. who In the box for the SUI
perbas pitched excellent game He held the
Giants down to seven hits. but was a little free
in giving bases balls. and five We're charged
against him. These came near proving disastrous
TO the Brooklyn nine few times. but, as when the
Giants succeeded I'm getting few hits in q single
inning and another would mean SO much. the Giants
were unequal 10 the occasion
Ames who pitched for the home team. never
showed better form. and his work was above re-
proach. He held the Dodgers DOWN 70 fiVe hits'
struck out eight men, and passed only one, Al
Though two errors were charged against the Giants
against perfect score in this respect for Brooklyn
these happened when they did no harm, the re-
suit indicates
The Giants In spite OF these errors. flelded brill
lantly. Seymour was appiauded TO the echo for
splendid catch of Jordan's hot drive in the first
inning and Shannon for running catch of Lum-
ieys fly in the eighth inning. a pretty stop and
throw of Riters fast drive I'm the tenth inning and
a fine catch by Browne of Jordan's fly in the twelfth
inning two other plays that were worthy OF
note
would score when shannon, Browne and Bresnahan
were allowed TO walk. But with the bases filed
and two out when all depended on McCann. all the
latter could do was send out drive which Bell
handled nicely. and the first rosy chance Of the
Giants was ruined. In the third inning. when Bell
walked shannon and Seymour singled the hit that
was again needed could not be made
In the fourth inning the Super5as had the best
looking chance of scoring in the game. when they
had the bases full and only one out Lewis got to
first on a single, Jordan then went TO first on the
onIv base on balls given by Ames. and Maloney
hunted safely Maloney was caught mapping. how
ever and Hunlme helded out.
In the eighth inning. with two out, Devlin singled
and cot TO third on a single by Seymour. who fol-
lowed him at the bat. Seymour got second, but the
GOOD work of both counted for naught for the best
Rresnahan could dc was to fly to Maloney. In the
thirteenth inning Strang was sent In TO pat Tor
Ames who was start off the batting In this
inning When he singled 10 left the fans nearly
went Wild with delight. He was forced by Shan
non however and Browne and Devlin tho next two
men up feidcd out
It took two hours and TWENTY-FIVE minutes to
nIay the game. The teams are scheduled TO play a
double header to-day The score follows;
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03
REGATTA ROWED IN RAIN.
Bennett and WarnOcE Vim the Senior
Double Souls.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.I

Boston, Sept. 2.--Rain failed to stop the regatta
to-day of the New England Amateur Rowing As
sociation on the Charles River For several years
this has been of the most popular of the Labor
Day sporting events hereabouts. and big crowds
lined the bridges and banks Indifferent as the
royvers to the drizzle.
For the first time II. S. Bennett and A Warnock,
of the Springfield Boat Club respectively senior
and intermediate singles champions. rowed to-
gether They won handfy in the senior double
sculls from their nearest competitors. H K. Black
man and L. J. Didion of the St Alphonsus Ath-
ietio Association neither Of whom ever before have
been beaten the Charles
The races rowed in smooth water, with
favoring wind and tide. All the races were good
and well contested The summaries follow:
Junior single sculIs-won by j. l. Ryan West End
Senior single sculls-wea BY d L. Pope Boston Ath-
letic Association. Time. 1922 a
Senior doubles-won by Springfield Boat Club Oh g.
Bennett and A. Warnock). No time taken .,.. -
Junior four-oared-Won by ST. Josepbs Athletic Asso~
citation. East Boston. Time. l0os r.-
War race-Won by Dedham Boat Cuo iiii's
7:1o . ,.--,1. ro.,
club Cambridge, Fred Harvey Of Wachuseff Boat
club worcester-won by Brassn by nvs lengths 1lne'
1l:17.
With the exception OF the canoe race. which was
at a mile tho events over one-and,one-naif-
mile course, with one turn
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03
BENsONHURsF THIsTLEs

The Columbia Oval eleven had difficulty in
winning their league game against the Manhattans
Williamsbridge, scoring 139 for the loss OF
wickets against the total of 66 made by their
opponents. A. Hoskings and B. Kortlang were
again successful with the ball, the former taking
wickets for % runs and the latter getting for
%. Kertlang also batted in good style. making top
score with 49, not out. f. J. Prendergast followed
with 35. II o. Wilkinson ran up "a and j. N Es-
cobal added H.
The Stamford team journeyed from Connecticut
TO Prospect Park and engaged the West Indians.
but after n good fight. was defeated by 3 Wlckets
the totals being 10 for wickets. against IL For
the winners G.. Roberts scored %, T. Montouth p
and E. Bird II. and with the ball A Gage captured
4 W,ickets for il runs while j. Withey took for
g. On the visiting side the best batting was ac-
conpIished by ]. H Tattersall who ran I'D 10,
while Walmesey was the most succeSsIuI hoWler'
securing wiCzets at a small cost
The Spartans beat the Jamaicans at Prospect
Park IN the cup competition running up oS 70 teIr
onnonants' &c The sensational bowling OF J. T.
Thompson was the feature of the game, his record
OF 6 wickets for 1 runs being splendid feat
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03
ANNAPOLIS CREW WINS LIBERTY.

Annapolis, Sept 2.-The ten-oar rowing crew ot
the fourth company of midshipmen at the Naval
Academy to-day defeated the crews or the etleI
oar,nanias In the annual intercompany races The
race was over a one-rnile course, ana was cos
and exciting one the vicOrs crossing the line ohiy
a few feet ahead of the PROV or the n1tn COMPANY
oraS, Tbe third company won third place
A new departure was made in the matter ol
rrizes in this race Instead of the medals usually
awarded the members OF the winning crew 80
go 30 receive liberty from the academy grounds on
the "Wednesday afternoons during September 1heS
won for their company mates who may be on the
first conduct grade for the month slLlIaE A"ei''
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03
rRI-sTATE LAWN TENNIS.

Cincinnati Sept "A large crowd was pIesenS
- 80 ras,,r1ed In the tri-state lawn tennL1
torrnauent this morning. The weather was eisas s-
The remaining sets OF mems singles n me Us
round will be played Off to-day, as VIII tlS Hie
doubles in the first round - ..,-.
Many well known players have arrived 20 utA9
ra-+ in the tournament Among them are Mss
Moves Canadian champion MISS NAY SuS,pl1. :,
vI,r,gbt International champion; R. G. Chase, OL
Cali3ornia and Richard Palmer. OF New Jersey
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03
ATLANTIC Y. c. LAWN TENNIS OVER

- a. both tbe singles and the doubles came %
- - In the handicap tennis tournament OF tRd
a.. ,,a-ti. Yacht Club at Sea Gate yesterday. IAe
doubles was won by MendOn Chubo ana " > -
Id scratch 11--9. 1t, 6-4 and 81 =. L
DIrIand won the singles in straight sets frolh II
" Chartrain. The wemens > sihsisS VIII O9
day.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03
Totals AZ o 7 80 II q

.Ratted for Ames in the thirteenth inning. browne
out. by satted ball
New YorA, -. o o o o o o 0 oI
brooklyn ........ o 0 o 0 o o D D U U w
Sacrifice hits-Casey, Devn. Stolen base-Seyrnour
Double playDahlen Doyle and Meoann 1eft on oace
--Trookivn 7; New York. s. First base on ha'!s--of
BeII 8: off Aines l. First base errors-BrookIyn =
Struck out-By Ames 8; by Bell. g. Time. two hours
and o5 mir JImpire-O'Day.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03
p1rTsBuRa, g; CINCINNATI. 4.

At Pittsburg C1rst game)- X II y
Pittsburg u U v
crncinDat o o o o o e-3 o 4
MISUNDERSTANDING, Camntz and Gibson; Cincinnati
Mclean. Umpires-Rtgler and KLEIN
Second game postponed account of rain
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03
SENATORS WIN AND LOSE.

l, p,,,Ia saIDbIa-vsirst game r. II. E.
washington -. %
Philadeiphia ........ o o o-l
Observation-Disclosures. c. Smith and Block; Phiia-
dephia Coomhs. Waddell and Schreck
game
iTinsbinrtnn Tnasabdns9l, %
Observation-Disclosures. Plank and Powers; Washing
ton Johnson and Warner. Umpire-O Loughin.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03
PHILADELPHIA CRICKET CLUB.


The Brookyns interesting game against
the Bensonhurst Thistles at Prospect Park by
margin of % 1t of the cham
pionshp matches of the Metropolitan League, and
the scoring owing to the morning rain, was rather
light. A. Brown made the top of the game in
a rattling good innings of 35; W. B. Scale ran up
II by his peculiar methods and ID. MatuFin
made two big hits in his compilation of II. Only
the losing side got into double figures.
j. Brown and F. \. Sergeant each reaching 10.
The brothers Poyer proved too strong with the ball
for the others. Jack getting four wtcketS for is
runs while Hal captured six for like number.
The best work for the Thistles accomplished
by F. s. Franklin, who boEled well. and
warded by securing seven wickets for IS runs The
fellows:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03
BOSTON

Tvo-base hits-Barrett hoffman, fhree-h IL u
parrett Home run-Ferris Hits-on Orth, Z In four
innings: Tiff in five innings saerifce htsaBar ,
ratt base-WagEeT. Doutle play
ingIaub ana Wagner. Left on bases Boston 81 New
York Z base halls-On ORTIZ: 1; on f1uns ~
Is,rst hasa on elrors-Boston, e Int by ptcher-by
6rf% I. Nv Young T. Struck out-By Young. = Passed
haiIt,R Rickey Time of gana, 15l. Umpres-sherdan
nndE
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03
ST. LOUIS BEATS CHICAGO TWICE

At ST Louis Cfrst gaIne(- . o . n n
Chicago ............ o o o o 3 90 !
Ratteries-Chicaao: Fraser. Taylor and Moran 81,
Louis: Fromme and Marshall
c., oor,a r. II. E.
=. Sst,co, rn,ns. -. 8 o o 0 o % 3
Batteries-St. Louis: Lush and Noonan; chicago;
rfeister Moran. Umptre--tmsiie
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03
CLEVELAND FREAKS EVEN.

4, rteveIapd-F1Tst game- r. II. L.
cleveland. -. o dd-ss
t7,tteres-Cleveand. Joss Clarke: ST. Louis.
Howeil Spencer and Stephens
Second game T. a. Z,
eia.eisnd .......... o-i i
Hattert.s-st- Louis. Powell and Spencer Cleveland.
Rboads Rsrger and Clarke. Umpre-Connoly.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03
YANKEES SAVE Il GAME
Boston Could Only Wm Once. Be-
cause Rain Stopped First Contest.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston at New York.
Washington at Philadelphia
Detroit Chicago
st. Louis a Cleveland.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston New York (1st game, Fanl.
Boston, f2, New York, (second game).
Washington, 8; Philadelphia, first game).
Philadelphia, 3; Washington, (seeond game).
Detroit q; Chicago, ) first camel
Chicago 4; Detroit. (second camel.
Cleveland, 81 St. Louis, (hrst game).
St Louis, 4; Cleveland (second gnme).
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

A. scrantor-wilkes- Barre. /; Scranton, tirst
rame) Scranton. Z; wilkes-Barre. o tsecond camel.
a, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4; Binghamton. 1 (hrst
camel Binghanton. 4: Syracuse. tsecond camel
81 IJtca-Utica A J. & G. lhrst game: Iain).
ITtioa g. A J. & c., o tsecond gamel.
Al Troy-Troy Albany tboth games postponed
on account Of rain).
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03
CUBS TAKE WILkEs-sARRE PLAYER.

Wilkes Barre. Penn. Sept. 2.-Jarnes Robinson,
frst basenlan of the Wilkes-Barre team of the Tr-
state League was drafted to-day by the Chicago
National League club.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03

Ba.ebau To-day. Two games. First game called
p M American League Park. N T. Amesicans "
Boston. One admission
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03
ATLANTIC LEAGUE RESULTS.

A. Easton-lforning game EastonL @: Allentown &:
snos9 game. Easton 6; Allentown 4
- EoAding-Norning READING o: Pottpvflia- .
ssSn'nn game. Reading ls Pottsyiile
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03
THE BASEBALL PENNANT FIGHT.
GIANTS GAME Il TIE.
Thirteen Inning Struggle 7cith
Brooklyn Ended by Darkness.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
BROOKLYN at New York,
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at PittsburE.
Chicago St Louis
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03
BOSTON. .: PHILADELPHIA. 1.

A, posfon f0rst pame)-- r Fl. u.
t,os.on ............ o o 0 2 o o o o x-2
yohiladelphia ...-...... o-1
Batteries-Boston. Iindamau Brown: Philadelphia,
Moren and Doom. Umpires-Carpenter and John5tone
Second game postponed account of rain
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03

Baseball, Bolo Grounds. to-day . GINS. First gIu
q IA 0aantS - Brooklyn. Adus.. ~
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

Brooklyn New York (ffrst game, ran).
New York, o; Brooklyn. ed game 13 ings; called)
Boston. ,; Philadelphia. 1 first camel
Boston - Philadelphia tseeond game; rap)
Pittsburg, 3; Cincinnati (irst camel.
Pittsbnrg vs. Cincinnati (second game; ratn).
st. Louis o; Chicago o (firss game),
ST. Louis o; Chicago. (seeond gRme).
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Montreal Buffalo
Toro Rochester.
Providence.
Jersey City at Baltimore.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Jersey City, 3; Baltimore, tfrst game}.
Baitimore, e; Jersey City, tsecond game).
BuffaIo, 1; Montreal, (frst game)
Montreal 81 Buffalo, 0 (second gumel
Newark Providence ttwo games; rain).
Toronto, a; Rochester, 2 first gama).
Toronto, e; Rochester, L tsecond Eamel.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03

STATEN ISLAND WINS.
BEATS THE QUAKER TEAM
Shock at Livingston for Leaders in
Haifar Cup Cricket Series.

large crowd assembled on the grounds of the
Staten Island Cricket Club at Livingston yester-
day to witness the cricket game between the Staten
Island team and the Philadelphia Cricket Club. As
the visitors at present tied for the lead In the
Halifax Cup competition In Philadelphia and the
local eleven cannot be beaten in the Metropolitan
League series, interesting comparison as to the
standard of play in the two cities expected
The result altogether in favor of the New
Workers, who made almost many runs again as
the Quakers. winning by margin of 81 runs.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03
WHITE sOX BREAK EVEN.

/. rh,oag,r-trst game r. H e
r>.aroN 0-6 IL 2
., Ds,so., ''''''' o o o O-5 I
pattares-Detroit Kflan Schmidt: Chicago
smith Fiene anu Sullivan.
Second game X II r.
r,,tcago x-4 2
ratrot ........ o 0 % 2
Fsatteries-Chieago walsh. White and Sullivan: Detroit
y,dno,,an and schmidt JTmpires-Hurst and Evans
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03

}: for all ages; -. 200 added SIX le- i'- -
New-York tribune., 1907-09-03

Keator. last away from the post. improve
Antony II followed the pace closely ana hu
Anne stopped.
cD E-SteepIechase; 81. 200 added. abb
- by wadsworth--Lou Dudley.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-28
WESTERLY MILKMEN
RAISE THEIR PRICES

At meeting held I'm Stillman hall at
Westerly yesterday. seventeen OF the milk
men OF that town banded together to form
an organization and incidentally TO raise
the retail price Of milk. William L. Clarke
was elected president of the association
and r. A. Lewis, secretary and treasurer.
The organization will be known as the
Westerly and Pawcatuck Milkmen's as
'soclation. and a committee consisting of
O. b. Norman. r. A. Lewis and NJ j.
Young were appointed to draw up con-
sttution and bylaws for the association.
The principal matter before the meeting
was the signing of the following agree
ment by the members:
ION account of the very high price OF
grain and hay and the scarcity of and
high price OF new milch Fcows we are
compelled to and shall sell milk at seven
cents a quart and four cents a pint on
and after Oct. ! until further notice"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-28
in THE FIELD
- or LABOR


His report was accepted and filed.
REPORTS OF SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
Tie committee having in hand the
BARRIERS grievance stated that they had
called upon Henderson on Trinity square,
and he was willing to comply, II granted
certain privileges. The report was dis
cussed and laid over.
The committee on the sausage makers
appeal stated that they had attended TO
their duty but were unable to make any
change In the present situation. Report
laid over
The committee on the Houlihan matter
recommended that the trouble be referred
to the engineers for settlement and that
they see Mr.. Houlihan. The report was
received and referred back TO the com
mittee.
STEAM FILTERS EXCLUDED.
The delegates from Local 476 OF United
| Association OF Steam Filters were unseat-
ed on close vote owing, IT was stated, to
some technicality in their credentials
which are claimed to include the plumb
ers which are not affiliated with the Cen
| trail Labor union. The matter is to be
| taken to the American Federation of La
| bor for adjustment as the steam filters
claim to be working under charter from
! that body This is 4 trouble of long stand
ing and the only solution is the separa-
tion OF the steam filters from the plumb
ers Though holding separate meetings. and
| being i'm no way connected the charter
reads Steamhtters and Plumbers and or
this technicalty the action was taker
| which resulted In the delegates being un.
seated
A letter was received from the commit
tee appointed To investigate the griev.
ances OF the Isorseshoers' Labor day.
BLACKsMITHs HELPERS.
Local 302 OF the Blacksmiths Helpers
union held a meeting last evening In room
s. Labor Temple. Report of delegates and
| routine business was the only business
transacted and the meeting adjourned.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-28
BROWN ELEVEN
MEETS GRANITE
STATE TODAY


.4e opening game OF the Brown football
season VIII be played this afternoon on
Andrews Field at o'clock, with New
Hampshire State college. The hill team Is
In fine condition. with al the old men
but Conkln and Westervelt in the lineup.
Conklin is eligible. but will not play today.
westervelt has got TO make up condi-
tion before he can play, but he Is expect
ed 10 be on the field next week.
Robbins will be In at centre. He has
been substitute on the team for four
years. but has never participated In
regular game lie has showed consider
sble Improvement this year and will un-
doubtedly do his part OF this afternoons
work well Cobb will play left guard In
the place of Westerveh He, too, has
been one OF the regular line substitutes
and has played IN several OF the second
team games. Dennie Will probably start
in at quarter and Swain will take right
end
The visiting team is supposed to be fully
as strong as last year In the first game
of last season II held the hill team TO two
touchdowns
AS II is the first real chance that the
members of the home team will have 10
show what they have up their sleeves.
both the students and the coaches Will
watch them closely.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-28
SOUTH MILFORD MAN
KILLED BY CAR

Another victim Vas added yesterday to
the long list OF those who have met their
death by the electric cars. when John
Ring, Is years old. a resident OF South
Milford, Mass. was run over and killed
by an electric car in Blackstone. Mass,
last night.
Ring with a man named Connors. was
walking along the road near the line be-
tween Blackstone and Uxbridge. and as
he was turning n curve In the road did
not notice the approaching car until 1t
was too late TO avoid an accident The
car. which was No. l3, in charge OF Con-
ductor John Henry and Motorman Sim
mons was Immediately stopped and the
unfortunate victim taken from beneath
che wheels Ring leaves several brothers
in Milford.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-28
BROWN PLAYERS
IN \ SSANffPPPf SSANffPPPf PPAANAGHGCEE

The Brown university football candi-
at Andrews field yesterday afternoon.
About 40 men turned out and under the d.
rection of Head Coach Robinson and
Capt Vic Schwartz the men were put
through the various forms.
The first part OF the time was spent In
punting and the rest OF the time was de-
voted TO formation and signal practice.
Among the 40 men out about 16 were from
the freshmen class and this under the
leadership OF Rankin, their newly elected
captain. are quickly rounding into form.
An encouraging feature OF the practice
yesterday was the unusually large num-
ber of undergraduates who turned out to
watch the men and encourage them by
their inspiring presence.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-28
ILLUMINATING
CAPS EXPLODE;
THREE MEN HURT

Salem, Mass. Sept. 2S.-Three men were
injured, two seriously by an explosion of
Illuminating caps at the plant OF the
Massachusetts, Broken stSne campony at
sastlc Hill today. The injured: John De
Wolf OF Lynn. John IL McCabe of Salem.
and George f. Day of Beverly. Day is
the engineer OF the plant, and the others
are employees The men were making
their daily test OF Illuminating caps, with
an electrical device, when a number OF
caps exploded
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-28

The committee who have charge OF the
trip OF the Narragansett Fire company
10 the Rrockton muster on Friday. mot
last evening and made final arrange
ments for the same on Thursday after
noon Capt. Fred Con will go TO Newport
with his motor boat Columbia and get
the Fort Adams band which Will arrive
here about 5 o'clock In the morning and
after they have been served with a hot
breakfast az the engine house, VIII give
a short concert on the square. The COM
pany with the band will leave for Brock
ton on "A special train at 6:20. the engine
being sent overland.
railroad man named Phillips mourns
the loss Of his gold watch. Thursday at
ternoon he with other railroad men en-
joycd a clambake at Crescent Park. af-
ter which he went 20 a hotel ON what is
known as the "Bowery," and when he
got ready to take his departure found
that his watch was missing. lie report
ed the fret 20 the head OF the hotel. but
no timepiccc was found.
The Dutch supper" servcd by the So
ral committee with Bobby Hayes as
the chief "Dutchman," at the Alpha So
clal club last evening, was n most en-
ioyabls affair The party numbered about
s0 aud there was a sufficient amount OF
good things TO eat for half as many more.
Dog Oh'iccr McGwin killed a tramp dog
a; the police station this morning.