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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-11-13

The following special musical pro-
gramme was rendered last night
which was greatly enjoyed by all.
Violin Solo-Mrs. Fl. ". Stuvkey--
Mr. L. c. Noise. accompanist.
Vocal SOlo-Mrs. Leasia.
Recitation-McS. Schumacher.
Vocal SOlo-Mrs. Foster.
Recitation-Mrs. Anslay 1arby.
Vocal SOlO-Mis.; Span1.
Vocal SolO--Miss Bowman.
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ROWING
Good Sport Promised In the Hudson River
R~egattA-Club NeWU,

> The next event OF importance in local row.
ing Is the annual meet Of the Hudson River
Rowing Association next Saturday on what Is
termed the Riverside course on the Hudson,
That iA, the start will be from Bloomingdale
b, C., or Whereabouts, and the finish at the
Hudson B, c., near the foot Of i25th street.
Though not very many crews will attend from
the Harlem River there lie bound TO be some
good racing. One OF the best races OF the day
will be the senior barge event. and the crews
to put up the sinews OF war will be the Metro
p~olltsns from Scullers' Row and the Aotives
OF Hoboken. The Atlantios from the same
place will figure In the race. and as theHoboken
boat pullerS are good when the waves roll
high they may be banked upon 20 give the
Harlemltes a stiff tussle. The four to carry
he Nets colors are Callahan. WetZler, Rick
and Hoyer, There was a rumor yesterday
that the Seawanhakas intended entering a
senior four, and should they appear on the
Hudson there will be plenty TO do for the other
crews.
But while the other clubs are furnishing
NJ. a lot Of war paint the Hudson B. G. 10
i nSt iSi' j Sad ssSSeIltts to H la5s jSmf !, OF Sda tse
rare trim for the fray. He win have a Junior
10 INV IL. fletcher USfe D and T. Sweeney sVa E Sn'V 4 q 3SnioT
four barge is. expected to do something. and
ihs I nsme' an Of a En- men f a5f s ss%. gieS shS %iI
ny ny H fH5 tas az Fiys rsS S,t fls sn,ri e:h s4e G Il. sl6 6GGm
lngdale b, c. with a Junior double gig, and the
Lee Sof RoSiihe GtiEnbb' 81 t CORK s.f frsfia 1Sy h ftGPb e see
whipped into line by Capt. Jack Nagle. OF
the Harlem r. C.. Haggerty's 9 feet 2 inches
Of bone and muscle will stroke a Junior eight
booked for several stunts IN the coming
regattas.. II was out yesterday for q little
spin, and along with H6ggerty were Kat,
Brady. Nelson, Nelson, Bannop. Manley and
Gingnas; Bob Wood was the coxsTain, and
junior sculler in the Peoples Regatta at Phil
adelphia on July a..
It was. reported that the First Bohemian
B. c. is liable to lose the services OF Coach
intIt IN R 3Ss club 1 1Rsr t SSss sstd Is some yoRfrg in GeIioS
Roach took the job on, the condition that he
would be retained and get work during the
season IL he produced a winning eight on
Memorial Day. He produced the goods by
sendipg the Junior crew, across the line and
lumbia and New York universities. Some
how the job. remarkable as It was, did not
please one faction of the Bohos, but il appears
TO have been satisfactory to a big majority
do not. Albert Maroncek, president Of the
club and secretary OF the Harlem Regatta
Association. wants Roach retained and
threatens to hand in his resignation If his
ideas are not agreed to.
An eight cared crew appeared on the river
clubs more than anything in many a moon.
IL was a boat from the Lone star B. c. and
when word went around that the weRrers of
the blue were rowing some left their stems
a glimpse of the strange craft. .
There they go. sure enough was the cry.
II is not yet sure for what regatta the Lone
stars are preparing.
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MISS MOORE WINS TWICE.
In WOIncn's singles and Double She Tri'
unIIls at Amnc kassIn.

The vomcn's lawn tennis matches on tbs
courts Of the Amackassin Club. Yonkers-on
Hudson. provided the features on Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth II. Moore won in the sinsles
and w the women's doubles paired with ths
Miss Marie Wagner IN the singles made herolc
efforts TO capture ~ least q SET from her
opponent. MIS-. Pouch and Miss Moore won
the final Of the doubles. defeating Mrs. GeoY Ea
J.. Chapman and Miss Glover Boldt sfte thTfs
sets 8 o, 6-S, O.. The summary:
Womtn's Singles Somi nral round-Miss Mar.
Wagner. Hamilton Grange. defeated Mrs. Y. II
Burdick. PARK Hin. by default.
final Pound Mis- Elizabeth i Moore, KirSh
County, defeated Miss Marie Wagner, Hamilton
Grange, %. s.
Mons Challenge cup single Second round
y Hatch. Columbia. defeated II, ~. Davis, Stet-n
Third fcund-Br. William Roscnhaum, HArl.u,
defeated W. j.. LION, AmdcLAS5im. As. 6-5, 6-5.
Women's Doubles Sem! anal raund-Ml GeotE.
West side. d, featcd MISS Mare Wagner and Ntss
Fish, Hamilton Grange, SO. 81
tlnsl Round Mrs. ", II. Pouch and Mss Eliza
both y Moore. powelton and Kings County, d.
Roldt, \! act and west slde, s.. s-s' 81.
Mems Doubles First fonnd-E. BelEnAp. "
and n Perry. defeated Il. Phillips and. { Cray. b.
default. \. Gcrlach and 7. s Dennis defeated D.
and \. holmes defeated 4 \ DAVIS And II Lind
toy, hy default; II. Hatch aud s. II PelStT 6e
teated s ilomaqs and Y G TrASI. h default.
Hugh Tsllant and ". n. Lyon defeated 4 Gerisch
and !, 8 prnnls. & g. e , II Hatch and T II
pciscr defeated g.. I Touchard aud VI. W. Cunning
W, ii. Pouch, Powcl,ou. defeated Mrs. II II, Rur
dick and II Hatch, g 3, I =. e.
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CREW CAPTAINS CONFER.
Haryard.Yale Rowing Matter Talked Over
on Informal visit,

New LONDON. Conn, luz le.-Harvard s
rowing squad did not leave Red Top until
early this afternoon, when the varsity crews
were invited by Larse Anderson to take a
trip across Long Island Sound and return
on his housebpat RoXans. The freshmen
follow ed down the river as far as the PeQuot
colony aboard the launch John Harvard.
All of Yale's crews remained about training
quarters all day with the exception Of a few
varsity men, who paid a short visit 20 New
London in the morning. Capt. lde had a call
from Capt, Bacon late saturday evening.
Several matters relating 20 the big race we're
talked over by the rival captains, but they
both reported the visit to. be OF a informal
among the Crimson oarsmcn as Pirate. "
and conceded one Of Harva rd's best GA r. four
years ago. also visited the Yale men this
afternoon. DR.. 7. J. Maj ahan, Harvard's
medical adviser, has a rrlyed from Cambridge,
being della yed through illness.
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Baseball Notes.

Last week was an unusual one In the American
League for scoring icats. The Dctroits twice
Yorks: the Cieveisnds made seven runs in one
inning against the Bostons and hve In one inning
one Inning against the WSshInstons The Washing
tons piled up ten runs In q game against the Detrolts,
against the Clevelands. Another feature OF the
week was seven shutuuts.
The Clcvelands are making a rood record on this
trip and also are showing hne lighting qualities,
The work of the New York Nationals has been
the reverse OF impressive ever since their run OF
work on the road has not been up 10 their standard.
lsbells push throws 70 nrst base look like a man
putting the shot with a side arm motion.
Catcher Cooney, now thai his course at Princeton
the GAINESVILLE club Of the y. o, NJ League.
arc no, many who can dive a bali away With more
velocity than McGSnn when he in batting mood,
his Lee sy, TSERfh Lno i' d sSylT ,S e sl ,SSg s ooIs6r n II Win T6s
wound was slow TO heal but is now on the mend.
Mage Of the ouskers earns fresh compliments
George Mullin has been lambhsted yiciously his
the bench in the FIRST inning and the tons
riddled his repertoire OF slAnts.
The best work hy a newcomer among the pitchers
done here this season was produced by LlebhGrdt.
shin guards on all the time. during a game. and
they don't bother him at all.
The New YORK Nationals were third this time q
year ago but much closer in points TO the Cubs
Jack Klelnow doesn't make any fuss about his
work hut In an unuhtrusive sort OF way u putting
w = smooth strong game behind the bat for the
Fred Tenucy played his nrst Sunday gar y,s,er.
day.
The seventy prst Regiment has selected out OF
eity. Address Howard HIplius, = East TisSt6
stref,.
BASEBALL. To-day. = p, M.-Ameresn
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a. TENNIS.
Fine Entry for the DunwoOdIe Country
Club Tournament.

On the lawn tennis courts of the Dun
woodie Country Club, YonkeTs, this week
hfty-four competitors will play in the mons
singles, while In the women's insles there
viii be twelve contestants, two OF whom
have held the national championship. Even
the mems doubles shows q drawing Of twenty
two teams in which the pairing of Raymond
ID. Little. a former internationslist. and 4. c.
Bostwick. has created no small amount OF
speculation as to the pair contrasting later
on for national honors. Bostwick devoted
himself TO tournament play on the Riviera.
at Nice, Cannes and Monte Carlo durins
February, March and April. He met such
cracks as r. i. Doherty. A. w. Gore and Or.
Eaves and he has t1ken up the game with a
vast amount of enthusiasm.
The draw for the mems singles promises
excellent matches with A. &. BostwioE. Hugh
Iallsnt4 the old Harvard. champion, and
in the top half. while in the lower section are
Irving e. Wright and the brilliant young
conner, G. r.. Touchurd.
The draw for the women's sin giles brines
Miss Elizabeth H.. Moore and Mrs. ". n
Pouch in the upper half. while their Young
rival. Miss Marie Wagner. ppear rs secure Of
place In the final in the lower half.
The matches will begin upon the arrival
Of the $40 train from the i55th street station
OF the sixth avenue elevated road this after
$50 train as no defaults will be posted on
the opening DAY,
Because Of the many tournament engage
meuts OF, the leading players the meeting
scheduled for ting courts Of the Crescent
athletic Club at Bay Ridge has been post
poned until later on IN the season This
the, New York. Lawn Tonnis .Ci1bs nesting
tan championship on the West side c QUIT,
is that Of the. University Heights Lawn
Tennis club, which will begin on Wednesdar,
doubles.
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NEW YORK y, @. REGATTA.
slxueth Annual Event OF the Club to- he
Sailed Next Thursday.

The siItieth annual regatta OF the New
YORK Yacht Club will be sailed next Thursday
Oh the Sound. The star is scheduled for noon
and entries close with the committee at noon
on Wednesday. There will be races for all
classes. according 10 the classification Of the
clnb. down to the 81 foot class (class Pl. and
for New York Yacht Club so ~footers. Every
yacht Of 20 feet rating measurement and
under launched after ia nuary. 1905. will rate
at the highest limit Of her class. There will
he a prize for first II two or more start, a prize
for second IL four or more start. and a prize
for third IL eight or more start in any GLASS,
The Bennett regat ia cups. first raced Tor In
1871, will, az usual, be competed Tor. There
are two OF these trophies, one for ~schoonerS
and one for sloops md yawls. Yachts racing
for these trophies VIII sail at their actual rat
ing measurement.
The regatta oommittee-H. de b. Parsons.
chairman: Ernest T.. Lorillard and. Walter
c Kerr-has selected the course for all Glasses
one.half west TO and around the Gas buoy
of Scotch Caps, leaving the same on the star
board hand, thence northeast by east three
quarter east TO and around Mark Is OF Wool
sey's Reef, thence southwest one-eighth
west 10 the finish line. distance ?o1I nautical
miles. If this course should be reversed
the code flag y will be hoisted.
At noon the warning signal will sound, at
ers OF classes A and y will be sent on. Al
i2I5 all schooners will he started: at 1920
sloops and yawls OF classes J., g and, H.: At
1925, sloops OF class J; 1870, sloops Of class X;
York Yacht Club 30 f%ooters,
Since the club was organized In lslt there
has been annual regatta except In the years
h tsSi, 1888 ~ 4 lpo 81 ,h nh Hsb hFit ION m tSs sec Uss
for the war with Spain and the third because
there was no wind,
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SPORT SCORES ~ DORr SERIES.
Wins First Race Of Crescent 4. e. Bos'.
for Wacltett Gun.

2 The Crescent Athletic Club dorles sailed
their first mce of the season YESTERDAY sftsr
noon on Ray Ridge. IL was the first race
Of q series Of three for the handsome cup
presented by NJ. Knox HacRett. This race
should have been sailed on Decoration DAv.
hut the bad weather had prevented the own.
crs from getting their craft in shape. They
are ready now and there will be some livel-
racing until tho end of the season. This
first race was won by the Sport. owned anu
sailed by O.. W. Smith. The next race viii
he sailed on Jul. 4 and the tllrd on La Dor
Day. and the cup will 90 to the dory scoring
the most points.
There was no wind la the morning when u
was expected the race would be sailed, and the
dory men had tn wait. II wa not until the
tide had fairly settled down TO food that 8
light soUthw ct wind blew strong enough q,
send them around. The course was from
OF the clubhouse dock to tho bell buoy OF
Owls head, then TO the low or anchorage
buoy of Clifton and home. The starting
signal was made AZ -. and rra ching on the
port tack the New Moon led the way across
the line, The sport was the second bont.
follow ed by the Hunkcy aud the Scat The
second les. was wiUdward work, and here
the Sport showed her best and took the lead.
IL was another reach across the bay home.
The summary:
FIRST RACE ron ", KNOX HACKFTT CJr-STlET. 1.a5
-COUUSF, 1 MILES,
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Yachts Change Hnnds .

The following transfers OF yachts are re-
ported through the agency Of Stanley NJ
Seaman:
The new screw G~asolene cruising house
boat Slesta has been sold by s. NJ. Schatzkin
TO l.. X. Smith. SwGnton, Vt, The boat has
lake Champlain. where her new owner will
use her.
The cruising launch vive, sold by A, G..
smith to /. +, W%ashburnc. She will be used
for cruising on the Hudson River and Long
Island Sound,
The sloop RammAllHh. sold by Y. 7. May
chelle Yacht tub, The yacht IL now hitting
out at New Rochelle.
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CARPENTER BEATS DEFHURST
Surprise In Final Match for Pennsylvania
state Tennis Championship.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June 16.-The best
weather OF the whole week favored the Penn
sylvania State tennis tournament for men
at Haverford yesterday. and a great FIVE set
match was played in the final of the singles
championship between j. r. Carpenter, Jr.,
and DR.. i. B.. Dewhurst, the Germantown
representative defeating Dewhurst by 3 sets
TO :. The result caused surprise, as Carpenter
had never beaten his opponent in a com
petition before. Summary:
Championship Singles Final round-J. R. Car
pcnter, Jr., Germantown, defeated DR.. L. y. Dew
hurst, Huntingdon Valley, 81, e-s, Sc, 6-2. 81.
Doubles .Championship-Final round-W. J.
Clothier and G. II. Brooke defeated Ev1ng Stille
and W. Jordan. 5? Cd. SO
Consolation Doubles-Semi .nnal .round-J. Fl.
Rendell and H.. j. Rendell defeated a. Thayer and
r. Thayer, 81, ca. SO: S. W. Fleming and W. L,
Mccoy defaulted TO r. L. James and p. b. Hawk.
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RICHMOND COUNTY WINS.
Lawn Tenn is Players OF KnolIwood G.. c.
Heaten nv n t0 e.,

Lawn tennis players Of the Richmond
County Country Club defeated their rivals
OF the Knollwood Country Club on Saturday on
the courts at Dongan Hills, Staten Isla nd
The final result WAS five victories to three
for Richmond county. The scores:
Singles Howard p. Plummer, Richmond. de.
festcd ?. &. Inman. Knollwood, O.. 6-3. a.
Holmes. HOLLYWOOD, defeated Howard l.. Hitch.
cock. Rlchm9nd g. 81: s. Ward. .knollHood,
HoIie. Richmond, defeated Paulding Fosdich,
Knollwood. As. 6-S, 6 ;: II. \. Davis, Richmond,
defeated H.. Payne, K~nollwood, 60. 81: r. s,
Pinkhsm., knolwood, defeated W. p. Bclknap.
Richmond, -, 81
Doubles -Plummer and Pell. Richmond. defeated
lnmAn and FosdiclE. KnollwOod. 6-9. "a Holmes
and Bostwick, RnollwoOd. defeated q. II. Hitch d.
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Play In Harlem TcnnI, Tourney.

George p. TouchHrd. DR. &. GoldmarE and
W. NJ. Fischer were the winners yesterds v
Ia the continuation Of the open lawn tennis
tournament on the courts Of tho Harlem
Lawn Tennis club, l3lst street and seventh
avenue. The matchr- were dcciS-i because
Of tho congestion Of tho tournament schedules
oCCa stoned bv the bad weather which hsa
brought about much overlapping
Tho summary,
Mems Singles -llrst round " N. Fischer.
Hamilton Grange, defeated ". bur'. EamiitNp
Grange. g., n =. Is.
second Round Or. T. GoldmArk, Harlem. de-
ieated Y iSNertTtt. Harlem. t-1, o.. George 2
Touchlrd, hamilton DisBsr, defeated William Y.
Connell, Nov Nprb, Z &. : 30, 0 .,
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RACE FOR GRAND PRTx.
Baron de ItothBchIId's Sans Souci "a. Wins
Bic French Classic.

'PVtFHF NUVFU DVNPUFVF 70 pNW'
PARIS. June i6.-The great event OF the
year in the French turf world, the race for
the Grand PriI de Paris. was run to-day and
was won by Baron Edouard de Rothschild's
bay colt Sans Souci H.. NJ. Hphrussi's
chestnut colt Mordant was second and
the Duo de Gramont's bay colt Ping Pom G
third.
This year the contestants were all French
horses. There were only n few English
people present, but tue course at Longchamps
was thronged by Americans. fhe Danish
King and Queen divided attention with the
horses and toilettes.
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Totals .....l o'2o 70
sAlpeImGn out; hit by batted bail.

sToOEfiyn o 2SS oil
Two base hit-Bstch. Three base hits-Alper.
man, Casey. Sacrifice hits-JordAn, Maloney, Bell.
~bsses-ChicGgo, Q; Brooklyn. g.. First base on balls
OF Taylor, 3; OF Durbin. s; on Bell, ?. First base
BY Taylor. Il by Durbin, I; By Bell, 2. Umpiros-
Carpenter and Johnstone. Tine-i hour and 66
minutes. Attendanoe-i7, 900.
BOSTON u. LIZ. .: sT. LOUIS ". L.. o.
ST. LOUIS. June i6.-Boston wound UP It's series
against 81. Louis with another victory this AFTER.
noon. Tho game was a pitchers battle, In which
KIrrer weakened long enough 10 The seventh
Inning 10 allow Boston TO earn two runs, The
score!
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@. 0: NrwARk. o-srcoNp oAMr.

Two base hlts-Corcoran, Smith, Vowinklo.
Stolen bases Mattress, Smith. First base on balls
on Mccarthy, 8; on EaSon, !; OF Vowinkle, 2.
Struck out-By Mccarthy. 6; by Eason. :; by to-
Wrinkle. s.. Hit by pltchcr-By Vowtnkie. I. Wild
pltch-McCarthy. First base on errors-Bunalo 4:
Left on bAscs-Newark. s. Buffalo, o. Double plays
-Cockmhn and sharpe; Mattress, Smith and Nc
Council. Umpires-Cusack and Conway, Time-l
hour and So minutes. Attendance-i2.ooo.
AT NEwABE.-TIRsr GAME.
he
Newark "a. L.)....2 o O 1 IL Z
Reading" ......,o o q q O o 0 l-2 o 8
Batteres-Hope and WestAke: Blehl and Hart.
man.
SECOND onNE.
Newark "a. LD....0 O O O q q SIS q n
ReadinE...... o 0 o o o 90 2
Batteres-Hope and Westlske: Lewis and bob.
bins.
At PROVIDENCE.
Providence. .... 20 o q q O-s II ?
Toronto. .......O / o O q q O-b II
Ba~tte1es-killian and Donovan: Rudolph and
CoTrgan.
HLlTIBN LrAouI STANDING.
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

Games Scheduled for To-day,
AMERICAN LEAorE,
ChicA 20 in New York: 81. Louis In Boston; Detroit
IN Washington: Cleveland IN Philadelphia
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
New York In Cincinnati: Brooklyn IN 81. Louis
Boston In Chicago; PhilhdelphiA IN Pittshurr
EASTERN IFAoUE.
Newark IN Bunslo; Baltimore In Montreal. rrov
aSaSc 81 Rochester,
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and Realm look the best. In q handicap
AZ a mile aud Q sixteenth. Running water,
Tommy Waddeil and Bad News should 90
we'll. In tho nth race. for piaters. at q mile
and q quarter, Banker. Tipping, Master OF
Craft and Red Frisr may be the factorB.
Maiden two'year-olds will run In the last
race. at Ave and q half furlongs, with scsilop
Holhster and Cymbale figuring well. The
entries follow.
Flrst RAoe-HandIcnn. for all hroa. about niI
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Two base h~lts-Tenney, Brain. Sacrifice hits
Marshall: karger: Hit By piteher-by karger, !:
KArger, 2. Struck out-By Karger. 8: by Dorner,
4 Left on bases-St Louis. I; Boston, ?. Umpire
RigleT. Ttne-l hour and 10 minutes. Attend.
ahce. 100.
CINCINNATI, 2: PHukDHLPHIA n. LJ.o
CINCINNATI. June lo.-Evtng kept the Philies
from hitting at the critical points Of 20 days game
and tie Reds won q shutout victory. His BY
Lobert, Camel and Schid accounted for the locals
tSlies. The score:
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American Association.

Al Toledo-roledo. :; Kansas city. /.
AZ Louisville First game Louisville. 3, MIN
neapolis, }. Second game Louisville. IL, Mime
spolis. J.
Al Coiumbus-Columbus, 5 Milwaukee. (.
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MARSHALL'S CHESS CHALLENGE.
American Oners 10 Meet Any Player In
Recent Tournament,
Special Gable Despatch 10 THy SuS,

OsTESp, june i8.-The success Of TRrrasch
in the worlds championship chess tourns ment
was largely due 10 Marshslls play in the final
round in brilliantly defeating Janowski, who
would have otherwise hfsCkctcd 1srrHsch
for first place. Having recovered his charac-
~tcristic style. MArshsll issued q challenge 10
any player who participated In The recent
tournament for n match Tor 5000 . side at I've
or seven games,