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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-06-20

Things Seen and Heard In Town
and EnVifonS.

Ing larger duu hei
of course delighted to see their
town so rapidly building up.
Several families have recently
moved here to make this their
future home. But we regret to
see now and then families leav-
ing and going elsewhere to
live.
MIR and Mrs L H Little, who
have been living in Scranton
FOR the past ten months, will
leave Thursday tor Marion,
where they will make their fu-
ture home. Mr. and Mrs Little
have made many friends here
and we hate very much to see
them go.
Mr. G Lynch has erected a
new dwelling house on church
street, which helps the looks OF
that part of town very much.
Mr. P NJ Lee and family of
Conway have become residents
of our town. We extend cur
ffeartiest welcome.
Mr. Hartwell Graham of Will
mington, N c, visited the Misses
Graham Sunday.
DR. Willard Mcknight left
Thursday night for Charleston,
where he has gone to accept a
position in that city.
Miss Carrie Miller of Kings
tree was the guest of Mr. ) T.
Sports last week.
Mr. J P Turner of Hannah
{Florence county, passed
through town Monday en- route
to Florence, where he has gone
as a Juror to attend court.
Mrs W S Lynch and daughter,
Miss Mary Olive Lynch, and W
SLynch, Jr., accompanied by
Mrs Fred Hines and son, Mat
thew, visited friends in Kings
tree last week.
MIRO H Graham, who has
been attending Clemson college,
returned home last week to
spend his vacation.
MrL O Hinson of Cowards
was among the visitors here last
week.
Messrs O B Carter and E n
Lowman visited friends at
Timmonsville Sunday.
Mr. Archie A Duncan, travel.
ing salesmen for the Geer Drug
Co, of Charleston, was in
town this week.
Mr. John Wiggins of Rose
mary passed through town this
morning, on his way to Friend
field to visit his parents and
friends.
The star mail route from
here to Sardis will be discontin-
ued after next Saturday and will
be replaced by an R F d route.
This will make three r F ID
routes for Scranton.
Mrs Alex Cooke, who lives
near Bass bridge, fell dead Mon
day. Her death was supposed
to have been caused from heart
failure. She leaves a husband
and several children to survive
her.
Mr. and Mrs j A CAN'T of
Florence spent a few days in
town last week with relatives
ard friends.
Master Harvey Parker is. vis-
iting friends at Florence this
week.
Mr. 2 StnrUeOn is at Effinr-
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LONGWOOD TENNIS BEGINS.
l1TtS-slN Matches I'm singles Disposed Of or
Opening Day.

Boston. Aug. 5.--with a larger and mors
representative field Of entrants than In any
recent year. the seventeenth annual tennis
tournament OF the Longwood Cricket Club
began to-day under excellent court and
weather conditions. Fifty-six matches were
disposed Of to-day, ten of which were won by
default. The finals will probably be reached
by the end Of the week II the weather con-
tinues favorable.
While the play In the singles Ia progressing
the Eastern championship In doubles. for
which thirty-seVsn teams have entered. will
also he played under the clubs auspices.
beginning tomorrow. The summary Of
to-day's play:
First Hound ". {. Grant defeated. 4; POWER,
S %os sS;':sslss I a.HS"Si' ,iS:., $@:i; ss;:.,gS !.
%$.SsrSs.is , Ss.ssipS;f T SsISs,:s
defeated j. s BcSfs. d, y iNsSt; rher r"'S
defeated y. y; whitman by default A. p. HAYES
Sas stssses 4 ( I. & s6@d S' BY St dsi.ul.; " \. :! \. V ssss;p
defeated y. Z, Robcris, %. %, 81 2.
|: + P'' e I d d.Iss':S !. 5Ssfa%sSs:.. g. %. -
y. a: Bradford defeated I: Harrison; "a; - o.
go. s-S.-sFG oolsSon defeated g. H
son defeated j. r.. Pratt. "a. 80 %.
Grant sSScp 81 sS s1nii w: i i. " E'T s:i%sS as dsiss.so z & y. \.
Porter. 81. -, 9 rs: v. =. Johnson defeated
r. defeated II. y: Rcglsie, 81. 90, $3.50;
=. n. Ptllsbury defeated a. y. Rotch. by default;
G. n. Bull, yr.. defeated n. J. Leonard. "a, Ga,
al: W. ". Dunn defeated J. d. Read. by default;
Y. Leroy defeated n. Middleton. 90. 81. 90;
p. J. Sullo way defeated s, Hansbaw. S--2. 90, 6-3;
A. =. Pier defeated e. q. plimpton, by default.
". ". Niles defeated q. l.. Cabot. by default: r. u.
Little defeated J. L. Ross. O.. 50. o.: ". l.
Westfsll. defeated II. A. Davis, 90. 81. -,
v. n. PickmaD defeated A. N. Reggie. %. o-S.
b-T, IS. l0-S; q. r. Gardner. Jr. defeated A. J..
Hosktns, 81. IS, "a. 3--6, So. william j.
Clothier defeated r.. r. Gross. al. t-6. "a. 81;
". A. Bradford defeated 4. Sweetser, 81. 81,
81. a.. IS; r. {. Colston defeated ". Tanant,
s(. al. So. II. Torrance. Jr.. defeated II. l..
Pfckman. Jr., rs. "a. SO; J, O. Ames defeated
A. =. Halves. "a. as. %. 81: II. p. Hallowcl.
Jr.. defeated ", Johnson. 81, 81. "a: N. Thorn
ton defeated r, V. Page, So. Ia. IS. So, -
W.. @. Grant defeated ". u. Scott. s-5. a.. 20.
-; c. r.. Neal defeated T. -. plimpton. s-l.
as. Is: r. 8. Lowering dcfea;e. L. g. Grant,
81. 81, s--i: u. Wilson defeated n. Hazard. by
default: Clarence Hobart defeated v. W. Cabot.
-. IS a-s.W. d Jennings defeated g.
f.ated g. crcmpton. 81. 81. 80: r. c. seaver
Third Round-D. = Niles defeated Plllsbury.
64, as. ga: Bull defeated Dunn, IS, SIS.
al: WarlAnd defeated Pier. 81. "a. rs: Little
defeated N. W. Niles. s-2. as, 81: Hobart de-
feated Wilson. 90, a., So.
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thsm when 10 comes to racing with the colors
up"
w. J. Young Of Lexington, KY. who after
Q very successful campaign in the West has
come here with q very useful lot. will race
through the meeting. then ship back to the
farm for q long restup. He reports his year
lings as Of unusual promise and II they 40 on
as well 40 he eTpects he will ship his entire
string to California for the winter racing.
The ste~eplechase course here has been
greatly improved since last season. Ths
courso IL marked by n beautiful hedge Of cedar
bushes and the last jump Ia a new one. II Ia
an extension OF the jump in front Of the field
stand and brings the horses into the fat for
the run home without any ~ the sharp turns
with corners Of fences 10 bring %crowding and
accidents that are 30 frequent ut the other
tricks. The jumps have all hecn rtinened.
and In the opinion Of experts the course nov
compares with the world famous course ~
Aintree. where England 3 Grand National II
run. The Liverpool at which MIR. OBrien
fell 10 o feet 2 inches In height. This In beyond
all question the stirest course in this country.
George Dennisou, y Western rider OF fair
skill. was thrown while Qalloping a horse
this morning and badly shaken up. lie will
be In the hospital for several days.
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NEW o r a. ~. g. CHICAGO "a. 3D..
The New Works put away two Chicago
and though they did not score on the third.
the renowned master Of the, moist curve.
Mr.. Walsh. they peppered him briskly. They
nsei.ssnsss in Tie fRrst inning and sending
limit Sh,t' . TSs % " 2 s ssaTss sn yS .5r ,S ! rd tn the
hits on Hogs in the fourth inning. but could
not score at any Other, time. Hogg pitching
IN excellent form In eight rounds OF the nine.
In fact. so far as runs were concerned. there
was . marked contrast between the first
we're, rsT. .sssm = sp ID The The S S,he ,sr.. T sud D,1 rsps
but chspiets Of zeros after that.
10 was . violent. virile game all the way,
up To- some tearing hitting In fne style. block.
, Neioe llpers sn ss"t nI :Sndsrsd 81. sPscs s. %itn te gsms
6stters beat upon the ball. GriNtR had to
rearranee his team. Keeler was back. which
ssss. Is spe s'' i fa4 from qo lf Being the he . nass
individual that Chase is on first, but except
once be did all right on the balls, thrown to
him. and the runner was right on him two or
The New Yorks w~riggled out Of difficulties
impaling Joness liner aud doubling Hahn
time spa T1Tp for Wind. ' Hoffman %A' banged ed
him TO second ahead Of Dougherty's throw In.
heeler softly laid q onnt on the foul line and
peat " 70 nrst. MORTALITY skled 10 left, the
20 isbell. Sullivsn's whip was not in good
throwing condition-he left the game subse-
Quently-and Mory stole second. Laporte
singled to centre and Williams spilled a three
Dagger against the score board. Three runs
came in.
There was more stalwart hitting in the
second. Hickey drove a three Dagger past
Hahn, kleinow walked, Hogg struck out and
Holman, with two strikes against him. took
the Sox infeld on its guard with a quick poke
between lsbell and Donohue; Hoffman stole
second, Keeler was safe on Robes error and
Moriarity- lined a single TO centre. Laporte
flied to Donohue, and then Moriartty and
Keller tried a double steal. That was their
fell purpose. but White 3 bluff throw to second
shared. The inning was good for three more
runs.
The third onslaught was stepped in slug
ging. For Chicago lsbell hit to right. McFar-
past Morisrity., Hahn Sit to conroy. whose
throw TO third forced Mcfarland, Isbell
having tailed on Whites hit. Jones flied
TO Conroy. DonOhue secured the bases with
a shrieking wall0p that crashed through the
middle OF the diamond. hoped past Hoffman
in centre a mile a minute and moved a trail
in the grass TO the furthermost corner of the
sylvan surroundings
In New York's half OF the turbulent third
Conroy tapped a fly to the right foul line for
kleinow singled, and with HoGg the next
batter and Walsh just coming into the box
IL looked as II one run might he all, Hogg
upset calculations by pounding Z, a single TO
some poor base running. Kleinow tried 10
take third on Hoggs hit and was thrown out
by DougheTty, and Hogg failed to move on
to second on the throw in. Hoffman laced a
liner TO Walsh that was too heated to hold, |
but Keller hit in front of the plate and was
thrown ont |
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MAPLEwOop HOTEL. n. u. Aug. IT
RACING AT OWE
Many Americans Attend with Their Yachts
Meteor Finishes second.


CowEs, Aug. 5.-Racing was opened in
earnest to-day with a full programme by
the Royal Yacht Squadron. Owing to the
presence Of the feet OF warships. which was
reviewed by the KIM on Saturday. and other
attractions. Cowes was more crowded than
ever. so far, however. the wind has been
too light for good racing. A large number
OF America9s are present.
On Anthony Drexel's yacht Margarita are
Mr.. and Mrs. Drexel. Miss Drcxel. Lord Her
bert .vane-TemPest, Mr.. and Mrs; Keppel.
the Hon. Mrs. Lewis Harcourt and Maurice
de Rothschild. On Allison V. .Armour's
Utowana are Mrs. John Leslie and party.
Consualo. Duchess Of Manchester, has taken
Egypt House. Cowes, where she will entertain
the King durin g the week. Her guests will
include Count Beck cndorr. the Russian Am
bassador: Count McnsdOrf- Pouilly- Dietrich
stein, the Austrian. Ambassador. and Sir John
and Lady Lister KAY.
The ksiSer's yacht Meteor III. finished in
the schooner race I minute 10 seconds ahead
Of the Susanne. which. however, won, as she
had an allowance Of ia minutes as seconds.
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IBasebaI N0t -.

Hal ChaSr. win hi right arm done NJ IN 3 ,Iinr
mot lack Warner. With his right thunlh done IN
In y sling Yesterday, Ihr disabled athletes cN
changed Cnndolrurcs rs they grRsped hands With
their S,und members. chase saA hr experts 10 br
ha"k In tho gnmc In three weeks.
Nrstcrda, = NlCtnr> was the nrst In Chlrs-o this
sra, on Tor ihe New iorL Nationals.
MorarN would have had four hits Nrste udsy
had kCrlcr taken q ntllc longer lead OF uTst On
tho formcr's n, ~ lcft nSId IN the iiTsi inning.
IIetroii " cpthusinr ~ er tho fact that tor tho
nrsi t'mr IN tWrniN \rsrs u has \ chance 10 he
nrilmi- tir over tho pcnnant outlook
rho "usc,r sSn"ss nf Damn; NORMAN ~ n batter
against Icf handed pitchers was shown cStcrds,
whom hc stabbed "nr of lhv Whites cur, - Tor n
meat singlr.
I mrlr- tack sheridan T. out With his annual
announcement that hr T. 10 rsu~ fmm la srbsil
~ the end III the season.
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Good start: won driving; " Cuchiilo. b. e.. 5. by
Carlsbad -LOriente: owned by J. L. Widcner:
trained by l.. Webster.
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TO-DAY'S CARD FOR SARATOGA 4.
Mohawk stakes and q Handicap the At
fractions.

SARATOGA. Aug. 5.-Ths Mohawk Stakes,
for three-year-olds. at a mile and a ~furlonR
will be run here tomorrow with Killiecrsnkie
Molesey and Temaceo having good chances
Another feature is a handicap at a mile, with
Rye. Montfort and Rapid Water perhaps the
best. Two-ycsr-olds will run in the first
event. at ave and q half furlon 20. with Ben
Fleet. Spooner and Fort johnson having good
chances.
In the second race. alta mile. Tipping, Joaquin
and East End may go well. Maiden two
Ave and q half furlongs. with Explosion.
Stylit and Javotte possible factors. In the
last race. for maidens. at six furlongs. West
bury. Easton and Dr. Lee look formidable
The entries follow
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sharp Tennis at Bar Harbor.

B,R HArBor. Me, Aug. the first round
in the tennis tournament nj the Swimming
Cub AZ BAR Harbor VAS pla we'd this afternoon.
Several matches were Ell. but there
WAS some sharp play in the others. The
semi-hnals will be played tomorrow. The
summary
Mrs. Warner VI. Leeds and Mrs. J. I. Pratt. New
York. heat Miss Thorn and Miss Florence Macy,
New NOrS. by default; Miss Susie Davis and Miss
Pauline DsNls. NcC York. heat Miss SharswOod
and Miss Inlfrcc. philadelphia. A =. st Miss
Louise knoMlton and Miss Natalie knoviton. New
Work. heat Miss Winthrop and partner. NeH York,
ny default, Mrs. FcarN and Miss Law renee NJ New
York. beat Miss Justine irving and Miss Eleanor
Irving. q T. J.
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Good start: won driving. Fair Play. oh. c, ?. by
hastings Fairy Gold: owned by August Belmont:
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EDGE WINS tTTO RtCE.
Takes international Plate an Cement
Track In NcN mouth.

LoNpON, Aug. >. rhc race for the inter
national plate. on the cement automobile
track NJ Brooklands, Weymouth, was won
to-day by :. =, Edge in 4 Napier ear. Charles
~.IArrott WAS second m y Dc Dietrich and
ThoTncvCroft third ~ y IhOrueNCroft car.
=. T.. Edge has issued n rhallcngc for si.nnn
TO any motor mnnufnCtu rPr in tho world
Ne l. willing to race y team Of -iN NgpicrS
against any other team the only condition
being the cylinder capacity. Tho cars of Inc
acccptors Of the challenge must he tho same
as tho NHpIcrS IN That respect. Edge pro-
pnsCg thrcc races. ~ the distances of 800. 'Wh
and i"o miles. 10 br decided NJ the Rrookiandr
track some time This mouth.
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To Police pmp,re ~, Trac.

Manager Vim of tho Lmr,rc cav track
announced YESTERDAY that ~" p"li"r A..
raugomcnts ~ Nonkrrs during tho coming
meeting, which opcns nn Slturda,. win be-
IN charge at Charlie ". N'Nsuu,, y former
detective -crceant, and tisorgc Nilhuru
70, omit, of tho | INTO vi Statcr Secret ~pr,irc'
Thcr viii ha," \ tore" ~ slcUth, On drtN
1T tho entrances aud ~ tho hettIng rings
Tor the prote'tion 81 pairon.. tho track
was ~ rN'ellsnt -hapc Nesterda' and al,uui
forty horses in'lul gc,l ~ exercise.
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CROKERS ORBy BREAkS DOWN.
Derby winner Not Regarded Now as a
IIkei, ~. IeEcr Candidate.

.Spec0T CdbIf Desp0fCN 70 The SrN.
LONDON. Aug. J.. Since Richard Croker's
Derby winner. Orby. collapsed in tho race
for the Atlantic Stakes at Liverpool on July
20. when he came in last in a field Of four
horses. rumor has been busy with the colt =
failure. u il said that the stable had not the
slightest suspicion that anything was wrong
with him before the race. but that now thcv
are satisfied there Was.
1t ~ authoritatively said that since HIS re
turn to t,lcnC8irn the colt has shown signs of
an affection, OF the kidneys, such - he suf-
fered from last year. This seems 10 Kill his
chances Tor the 81. Leger. which " III be run
on September H.. But all depends on whether
time.
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GOLF.
American Players Make Good showing
In Canadian Tournament.

LAMBToN. Ontario. Aug. 5.-The golHng
tournament at the Lambton Golf and Country
Club produced some highly interesting play
to-day. The American competitors are do
ing splendidly and II begins 10 look as though
one Of them would surely carry on premier
honors In the tournament. Their play il
being closely followed by the local men. as
well as by the visiting players from other
Canadian cities. The play for the day con-
sisted Of the two rounds in each OF the first
second. third and fourth flights.
The consolation handicap was held in the
afternoon. In the first flight Ralph Peters
Of Garden City. l.. l., played G. II. Pringle Of
Lambton. Pringle winning an interesting
match by 2 up and 1 to go. George s. Lyon
had a hard game with the Mississauea Golf
Club representative. J. II. Forester. Forester
was = UP at the end Of six holes Of play and
Lvon was obliged to take the next three
holes in 3, 3. 8. in order TO square the match
at the ninth. Lyon had a fairly easy time
after thae winning, by . up and 3 to &c.
West Of Philadelphia and Martin Of Lambton
seventeenth green. but lost the eighteenth.
down TO Rowbotham al the end Of six holes,
but rallied magnihcently, taking the seventh
in ?. the eighth and ninth in , each, and
green, finishing by taking the seventeenth
and eighteenth each In 3. w. z. Conklin of
DunwOOdle, y, J., won a good game from
A. A. Adams OF Hamilton by I up.
The afternoon games in this flight were
closely contested. Lyon won his game from
I prin q T by ? np 5 sas TO e. e. Sh 1S. .; 3 Of F BSiI..
delphia after a splendid game by = up. b. W.
Corkran OF Philadelphia won from A. W.
Tlinghast Of Philadelphia by = and 2. W. s.
West Of Philadelphia won from W. r Conklyn
obliged 10 play to the limit TO stall on his
opponent. who died game. This leaves in the
championship flight two Americans, q. W.
Corkran Of Philadelphia and W. s. West OF
other for the semi-finals. and George =. Lyon.
the CANADIAN champion. and J, b. Robinson
OF the Toronto Golf Club, who are likewise
drawn to play each other.
The semi-fnal will be played on Wednesday
afternoon and the final on Saturday. Tues
days play will consist Of the DOGGY compete
ton. in which there are a great number of
competitors and an approaching contest which
also has q good entry.
MAPLEwooD HOTEL, n. H., Aug. THE
entries for the amateur golf championship
Of the White Mountains, TO be. held on the
closed to-day. The contest among the pro-
fessionals for the purse offered by the. Maple
wood club promises TO bring forth the best
golf ever PLAYED here. The prominent pro-
fessionals enlisted are: Aleck Smith. Nassau:
Aleck Ross. Oakley; D.. Ross. Brae Burn; GIL
Nichols. Woodland; Grin Terry. Naunbek;
Jack Jolly, Ardsley: Willie Mcguire. Maple
wood: q. !. Bouse. Field and Marine; George
Low, Bsltusrol: David Hunter, Essex. and
include Jerome Travers, Nassau: v. Kimball,
RroOk limo and q r. Evans BrOoklinc
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w York. d: Chicago. Z,
Philadelphia. 3: 81. Louis. =.
A. P~tttsburg Rain.
A. Cncannsu-Wet Ground

NEW YORK IN. H., 8: CHICAGO IN. LD. Z.
CHICAGO. Aug. 5.-Batting against a hesyy
first inning handicap New York to-day cut
down a lead to even terms. tied up the score
in the eighth and won out in the ninth, after
a rare display Of nerve and determination
Bowerm8n and Bresnahan were preeminpnt
in the assault on Taylor Of the urves and 10
them goes most Of the credit for the victory
Ames. after the first inning. pitched an OK
Cellent game and was well supported. New
York had the bases fnll in the first round hut
could not score. Ames was unsteady, passing
Slagle and Sheckard. Schultz was hit on The
back and Howard sent one TO Dahlen. whose
called him safe and the chewing match thai
followed was terrific. Peace was only re-
stored when McGraw. Mathewson and SHAY
were ordered on the field. Mctiraw hurjjng
a volley Of invective as he left. The score.
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First base on. errors New York. I: Chicago, 4.
on balls-Or Hogg. g. OF White, 1. Struck out
BY Hogg. 8; by White. !: by Walsh. .. Home run
Donohuc. Three base 4. hits-Wiliams Conroy.
Hickey. Two base hit Ho rman. Stolen bases
Holman. Morsrtty 90, Double plays-Conmv
and Laporte: Conroy, Williams and Laporte; Hahn
and sullivan: lsbell, Davis and Donohue: Robe and
Donohue. Hit by pltcher-By Hogg, /. Passed
ball Klcinow. Hlts-On Patterson, I In Ia Of an
inning: on White. 8 IN 81 3 innings; or Walsh. . in
81 J innings. Cmplre-O'Loughln. Tme-l hour
and - minutes. Attendance 5.OO0.
BOSTON "A. ~. ,: 81. LOUIS IA. LA.
BosTos. Aug. 5.-Dineen was invincible in tho
FIRST part Of the game 10 day, but Boston found
him toward the end and won out. Boston has
purchased Pitcher Morgan from 81. Louis and
sold Oborlin TO Washington, The score:
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NEW YORK.

'Ra,tcd for TAYLOR In the ninth inning.
Chica go. .......-. ......3 q u o n q a "A
New York ..............O . 900 q -
First base on error Chicago Left on bases
Chicago, o. New York, 10. Double play Dahie,
and Bowcrman. Three base hits Bresnahsn. Row
crman. Two base hits Dahlen, StelnfeIdt. TinLe,
Sacrifice hit Tinker. Stolen bases-DevIIn. Sheet
ard, First base on balls on Taylor. q on Ames
Struck out ny Taylor, q: by Ames, q iii he
KLEIN and Emsllc. Timc-Two hours and is minutes
Attendance. 1000.
PHILADELPHIA IN. IL, g. sT. LOUIS ~. L.. >.
vt. LOUIS. Aug B. Philadelphia defeated =,
Louis In the nnal game OF the series this after
noon, giving the Phladclphlas a record OF three
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For maiden ,so year Odds zen pounds below
One Default In New por, TENN. Double,

NEWPORT, ". l., Aug. 5.-Thp semi finals
in the mixed doubles handicap tennis tourna-
mcnt ~ the Newport Casino were pla we'd
to-day, with the result that Miss Theresa Isalin
aud Charles Sands of New York won in
straight sets from Miss Angelica Brown and
Herbert G.. Pell. JT.. of New York, while Miss
Nokum and James Rum of Philadelphia de-
iHplird TO Miss Nora 1sclin and Thomas
Slidcll of New York. summary.
Semi mai Round Miss Thcrcse Isrlln rnd
Charles Sands beat Miss Angelica Brown and
Herbert 4, pell. Jr, a :. So Miss Nora Iseiin
and Thomas Slidcll beat Miss Nokum and James
Hur. ny default.
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L.. ~: CLEVELAND. s-sEcoNp
oAMK.


Philadelphia "......-..l o ~:
Earned mns-Philadelphia 4: Cleveland. 4.
First base by error, Cleveland; I; Philadelphia, 4.
base on balls-On Wsddeil, 2: OF Bernhardt, 2.
Struck out1By Waddel. 8; BY Bernhard. s.. Two
base hits NICHOLS. Flick Clark. HaTtsel. Bemhardt,
Davis, Murphy. Sacrifice hits Flick (9, O'Brien,
Nichols; stolen bases Birmingham. Lajole. Old
ring. EMPIRES Hurst and STAFFORD. Time - >
hours and 10 minutes. Attendance-is. OOe.
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~. =. Alien Wins HoII, wood Tennis rIna,

los" BE'>,g. Aug i. The finals in the
mons singles and consolation Of the HolIv.
wood tiolf Clubs tennis tourney we're pls yrd
t.. day. In thr mons singles n T.. Alien
defeated louis Drcytus IN straight srrs.
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In tho consolstion Charles &. Edwards de.
fratsd ", ~ Bcrtram OF Princeton, 4.
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south Atlantic League.
Trl-Stalc League,

At Augusta Augusta. =; Macon. I.
At Savannah Savannah, =: Columbia, 4
Al Jacksonville Charleston. =: JsckSonyilr. T.