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New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
PLANS FOR "LIFTINGo CUP.
Sredtsh Yacht VIII Be Built by
National Subscriptions.

Stockholm, Oct. 2.-Goesta Kyhlberger. the Swed-
ish banker, who, with William Olsson a million
are yaclstman, will challenge series of races
Tor the Americas Cup through the Royal Swedish
Yacht Club of which King Oscar is, honorary ad-
mlral' explained to-day that the challenge must be
regarded as a national Swedish subscription enter
prise. The promoters will first solicit eight sub
scrlDers of 250OO crowns (about $3.50 each and
then lists will be opened for small subscriptions.
from one crown about % cents) up. He said fur
ther:
when we find it impossible to get any more sub
scriptions we guarantee to put up the rest OF the
capital required to build yacht, which is esti-
mated at 100000 crowns (about S12a000). The other
expenses Will probably amount to 100000 crowns
($25c,0oO. The yacht will be ready in the spring
of 1905 II is intended that she shall be sailed on
the Baltic during the remainder of the summer of
that year, and will be sailed all the summer OF
1909 in American waters, so that her handlers may
become familiar with the American tides and cur
rents She will be built exclusively of Swedish
material. and will be sailed exclusively by Swedes.
Prince Gustave, the crown prince: mis- eldest
son, Prince Gustave Adolf and Prince William,
who recently visited the United States. men,
bers of the executive committee OF the yacht club
Our chief motive in making an attempt TO capt
ure the cup is if successful, to get Ameri-
can yachtsmen to come to Sweden and try TO win
1t back so as to create intimate relations between
the countries.
King Oscar has been interested in the sport Of
yachting from his earliest youth. and he is
pected 10 back the enterprise materially.
Our challenge has not yet been formally sent,
but the New York Yacht Club has been asked
furnish with the regulations under which the
races will be sailed and we have received a reply
saying that the information required has been
mailed The promoters of the enterprise have de-
termined TO challenge under any circumstances.
MY yacht, the San Toy. is the best yacht that
ever pioughed Swedish waters. and now know
how to build still better boats. The Scandnavians
have been good sailors since the Viking age They
crossed the Atlantic long before Columbus in sail
ing boats. We hope 10 show that Sweden is to-
day much ahead of other countries as she was
then regards sailing. and we wish TO show the
SwedIsh-Americans that the old country is still
able TO to the 'front.'
The San Toy Herr Kyhlberger's yacht. is steel
cutter, built in Sweden and launched I'm 1902. She
is OF % tons, 37.7 feet the water line and has
12s feet beam.
The Swedish cup challenger is to be commanded
during the cup races by John Carlson of the
ablest Swedish yachtsmen and winner of many
races in European waters
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
T7centy-eight additional Entries for
Women's Cham pionship.

Additional entries for the national women.s golf
Championship tournament % begin az tba MIA
lothlan Country Club Monday have Increased
tLe total 10 eighty-four. Among the beIated ON
trants are Mrs W. Alexander. OF Exmoor. Mrs
W L. Holloway of Skokie: Miss Mason and Miss
Nicely or Newton. Mass. and a delegation of
twenty-four from the Midlothian Country Club
INChicago -O'
number Of the leading players are ALREADY,
practising over the Blue Island course The chief
attraction to-day will be a team match ba+v-aa,
the Women's Western Golf Association and the
canadian women. Although only one entry for the
championship has been received from across the
oorder' all of the Canadian women have been in
Vted to take part. II is quite possible that sew
Monday morning.
. Inc annual fall tournament OF the Eastern Trade
Goi Association will be held on Thursday Ocrobsr
TO- AT the Ardsley Club. There Will he an aigbtaan
mole medal play round in the morning and haDdI-
cap IN the afternoon for which gross and net ecora
prizes nave been offered An approaching and put-
ting contest is also on the programme
Another afternoon attraction will be a tsar,
ndtCh netween the association representa- tI,as
or the New York City Association of Master Staar.
and Hot Water Filters. There will he ir5,yiS,,aI
prizes Tor each member OF tho winning team T6a
tournament committee consists OF NJ +; Darfo-tL
r. H. Roberts. w. II. Thayer A. E. Barron auS -,
A. S. Armagnac. ~ ''''N
Ihe october handicap tournament oosn e. ~,..
berS or the New York Golf Club Will beriT1 -,
saturday. IT will be 4 handicap affair ana -
testants are 70 qualify in three classes Match DG
ROUNDS VIII be decided on following SATURDAYS
Devereux Lord has broken the record Co. A.
Forest Park links going around in 75 rTs - e.e
OUT In SO-fast work, considering thar hs haS :
for one hole. " Hau
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
PLAY ON LOCAL COURTS
PeH Defeats Grant and MOllenRauer
Scores Orer WeStfGH.

Making use Of his severe overhead stroke Theo-
dore Roosevelt Pell. the national indoor champion.
wop his place in the final round Of the champion
ship singles yesterday by defeating Wylie c. Grant
6-1. 6--I on the courts Of the New York Lawn
Tennis Club. Pen brought off some terrific smashes
and his sharply played cross-court shots completely
bafled his opponent The fast, straight service Of
the champion also won many aces
In the upper half OF the draw William IL Connell
will meet the winner OF the G.. +. Touchard-D. E.
Roberts match for the bracket. Two excellent
matches decided in the doubles Norman G..
Johnson and Edward A. Gunther defeated o. c.
a Child and Or. W. Brazil, %, 4-6, 6-2, while
WyIic c Grant and Robert T. Bryan defeated z.
S. Quimby and Louis J. Grant, 6-2. e.
The possibility Of losing their courts because OF
the erection OF buildings has resulted In the New
York Lawn Tennis Club officers taking measures
toward the establishment OF permanent playing
grounds elsewhere a meeting of the board Of
governors or tho organization took place at the
clubhouse last evening. and Dean Emery. Lindley
II Hi and Louis ]. Grant, the sinking fund COM
mittee, Will hold another meeting to-day.
Henry II Mollenhauer won his place in the final
round OF the Kings County championship singles
on the courts at President street and Brooklyn
avenue. Brooklyn, yesterday. Four fast sets were
necessary before Mollenhauer successful in
disposing OF his young adversary. Herbert l.. West
ergies to hard and swift driving. Molenhauer
proved TO be steady and resourceful at pinching
out the close games. that he won at s-6. 4-6
7-5. Ct. Frederick G. Anderson, champion OF
last year. and A. l. Williston Will meet in the
other seui-hnal match. and the winner VIII meet
Mollenhauer for the title and trophy on Saturday
October u.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

New Haven. Oct. THE Yale football eleven
played its first game OF the season to-day and de-
feated Wesleyan by a of % to O. on four
touchdOwns. three goals and a safety. A good
sized crowd was in attendance. some three hun
dred Wesleyan men coming down to lend encour-
agement to their team.
Yale showed fair strength for so early in the
season and the men played with plenty of snap
and dash. giving promise of better things later on
Wesleyan had two good chances to score, and alto
gether played fair game. In the first half Moore
had chance 10 heel a fair catch on Yale's so
yard line, from which a goal might have been
Kicked. but with the ball instead. In the Sec
ond half Captain Taylor OF Wesleyan secured the
hall when PhiIbin fumbed 1t Wesleyan's 10
yard line and started off down the field like a
fash, with two of his team mates 10 interfere for
Coy finally brought Taylor down Yales so
yard line after he had covered some sixty-1ve
yards. 1t was the last play of the game, that
Wesleyan could not press the advantage.
Tad Jones scored the first touchdown for Yale
shortly after the game opened. He took the ball
on forward pass and thirty yards through a
broken field. Wylie kicked the goal Fred Murphy,
nephew of Mike Murphy, scored the second touch
down for Yale after the eleven had forced its way
by short plunges to the 2O-yard line Wheaton
kicked the goal. In the second half the new backs
replaced by Bomar and Berger. with Coy at
fullback. Berger made two touchdowns and Bomar
Kicked goal Van Tassel, OF Wesleyan. stopped
q touchdown for Yale by falling the bal behind
his own goal line for a safety.
Berger scored his first touchdown after Brides
had blocked a kick Wesieyan's l0-yard line
Yale used the forward pass TO advantage early in
the game, but later resorted short line plunges
ing game in the second half. and Coy punted well
The lineup and summary follow
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
HARVARD SCORES ONCE.
Shoes Strength, HopeUer, IN First
Game scith B05rdoin.

Cambridge. Mass. Oct 2--Harvard defeated
Bowdoin In loosely played game to-day by a score
OF D TO O. The only score made when Apolonio
carried the ball across Bowdoin's goal line for A
touchdown after series of line plungeg Open
plays including the forward pass and the on-side
kick. were freely used by both eIevens but with
little effect Most OF Harvard's gains were made
With ApoAonio carrying the ball through Bowdon' s
lines, his work being the feature of the game
Newhal did sood work at quarterback for Har-
ward In catching punts and running them back
BoNooin was never dangerously Harvard s
goal line. but the team played a versatile game
In the second half Harvard used many substi-
tutes.
In view Of the fact that II was Iarvard's first
game of the season. the undergraduates and
coaches felt satisfied with the work of the men
The team in the first half showed latent strength
which is likely 10 be developed later on
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
AMERICAN EAGIIE STAINING

Timely batting was responsible for giving the
Yankees another victory over Chicago at American
League Park yesterday, by of to 3. AL
though the game exciting. especially so in the
sixth inning, when Chicago scored three runs. 1t
plain that the real interest centred in the De-
troit and Philadelphia games. Both teams evil
IDENTIFY had supporters but when it became ap-
parent that the Tigers would win both games from
Washington the fans made a great demonstration.
The Yankees gained early lead making all
their runs in the first three innings. Castleman
the Southern League recruit, pitched a fine game
for the home team up to the sixth inning, when
he weakened. Doyle, who took his place In the
next inning. prevented further scoring.
In the sixth inning Donahue singled and Hick-
got to first being hit by pitched ball
Then Robe drove ball third base that kept
rolling and rolling until 1t disappeared under
n gate in left field that the runner made cir
cult of the bases, and three runs were scored.
a double by COnroy and single by Chase gave
the Yankees their first in the opening inning,
and Il single by Williams, Hahns tumble and a
double by keinOw their second run in the second
inning.
In the third inning Moriarity. Laporte and Bell
singled. allowing Moriarity TO score. Bell was
caught off first. but on two-bagger b. Williams
Laporte crossed the plate with the winning run.
ba
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
Baseball ~ Lawn Tennis ~ Colt
TWO GAMES FOR TIGERS.
Detroit Noe Hailed as Cham piOn
of american League.

Washington Oct. 2.-The Detroit Tigers Won both
games of a double header with Washington mere
to-day, and being hailed tonight as cham
pions of the American League Their exploit in
going into 1.-THE enemys country" and bringing Il
close and stubborny fought contest to successful
issue compes admiration in every quarter. and 1t
is felt here I'm Washington. at least that the team
which will battle for world championship hOnors
this year measures fully up to that which lowered
the colors OF the National League champions last
year
In virtually winning the American League cham
pionshp to-day the Detroits fairly outplayed them
selves. Fifteen in the lineup for the
local team first and last but they could not stop
the Tigers at any stage of the eighteen innings
played Jennings selected Kilian to pitch the first
game but after three innings he retired IN faVor
of Mun, who finished the game well that he
came back and pitched the second game in even
better form -Four Washington twirlers faced the
Tigers in the opening game but they all looked
alike to the coming champions, and each was
touched up sharply.
Cobbs base running the feature He stole
four bases in the first game. Schaefer led the win
with the stick getting eight hits four in each
game. Cobb was close second. with seven hts.
Blankenship batted we'll for the locals. making six
hits. three in each game. The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
COLLEGE LAWN TENNIS.
Haruard and Pennsylvania Fare
We'll IN First Day's Plan.

Philadelphia, Oct. 2.-Pennsylvania and Harvard
Jared well in the first days play in the annual
intercollegiate championship lawn tennis tourna-
ment the grounds OF the Merton Cricket GLIB, at
Haverford. to-day. All the matches in the first
completed. and when play ended for the day there
We're fourteen survivors. OF these Pennsylvania
and Harvard had four each. Yale and Princeton
two each. Cornell one and Haverford one
y. w. Niles. of Harvard, by virtue of his victory
over a J. Spauldng, Of Yale, is regarded as
a likely winner OF the tournament. In the first
set Niles did not play up his usual form. and
could not cope with many of Spauldings speedy
returns. so that the Yale at 81. In the
next two sets. however, Spaulding missed many
easy chances and Niles won at 6-1 6-3.
r. NJ. Philter. Of Pennsylvania scored a credit
able victory y. c. Stevens, Of Yale in a
three-set match. VI. j. Pyne. of Princeton took
the first set from q. i. Gardner of Harvard 6-1.
but failed TO maintain the pace. The summary fol-
lows:
Singles first rounds. Gordon. Princeton beat f. NJ.
Kelker, Cornell, 6l, Cd; y. w. Mics, Harvard. beat
A J. Spauldlng, Yale 10. 6l, 6-3; a Thayer Penn
Sylyania, beat r. Chase, Cornell GI. G-4; II. Bundy
Yale. beat T. Miller Haverfor. 60. Ga: Clarence Pei
Harvard beat J. X. Thompson. Williams, G-3. Ct: w
GerIach. Princeton beat II. p. Banks Columbia by
fault; r. NJ. Philter. Pennsylvania. y. stevens
Yale. e 4.6 g; II. Furness, Haverford. beat J..
Merris, Cornell 6-4. 36 6-3; G. p. Gardner.
beat NJ J. Pyne Princeton, 1-6 6-3 6-2; n 4. Bundy
Yale, beat 7. Hendrc Columbia by default: H. b. Reg
lister, Pennsylvania, beat J. Allison, Haverford G-I
G-4i F Greer Cornell. beat F. f. DlXcn. Princeton
Bailey. Haverford. 6-I So: 4 Dabney Harvard heat
s. J. Thompson, Williams, e. Go
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
BILLIARD TOURNEY FOR CHICAGO.

The Chicago Athletic Association VIII hold the
next national amateur balk line billiard champion
ship tournament in Glass a. That was the vote
OF the thirty delegates representing clubs through
the country. at a meeting OF the National As
ISOLATION of Amateur Billiard Players at the Lied
erkranz Club last night. The big meeting VIII %
held the first week IN March, 1905.
President Frank ]. Howell announced that tne
terms and plans for the International sateur bill
Hard matches, drafted by J. F. Poggenburs. J. q.
Jenkins. jr.. and DR. A. B. Miller had been for
warded to the FRENCH Amateur Federation Tia
games Will be 400 points at 1A3 oalk line upon tho
regulation 6X10 table. and will be open TO the
world. II IS expected that the matches VIII oa
played in the Liederkranz Club the series eegin~
ming the latter part OF March.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
c. c. Y. Y On
ANNAPOLIS, 26; ST. JOHNS, 0.
fBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. J


Annapolis. Oct. 2.-The Midship1nen plaved q
remarkably good game for the first Of the sea =
son this afternoon and defeated ST. Jonns College
minutes
The Navy worked the forward pass to great ad-
vantage, Lange passing the ball TO Dague and
IDetnott who handled it cleanly in nearly every
instance and made fair gains.
l-aIlSe, at quarterback, gave promise of devel-
oping into first class man, he ran the team
We'll and was particularly good in catching punts
ana running the ball back. He also drop kicked a
goal from the field.
Spencer, brother Of last seasons 8 captain nlsvad
n fair game at halfback
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
FALL TO FOURTH PLACE.
Chicago Piles Up Thirteen Rams in
Loosely Played Game.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAME TO-DAY.
Philadelphia at Pttsburs
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Chicago, I3; New York,
Philadelphia. 4; Pittsburg,
NATIONAL IEAGuE STANDING.

Chicago. Oct. 2.--The New York Giants lost an
other game to Chicago to-day by score of 13 to q
and dropped back into fourth place In the pennant
race as philadelphia defeated Pttsburg. 1t was
the last game the Cubs will play before the world
championship series.
The visitors played like schoolboys and SIX
errors were charged against them. Merke, the
new first baseman, the chief offender.
Dummy Taylor who pitched for the Giants, was
hit almost at will after the second inning
Eighteen safe drives were made off his delivery.
The game, which put down as one of the
worst seen here this season. was called at the
ending of tie eighth inning owing to darkness.
The
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
NEW YACHTING TROPHY.
General ConUiction That Interna-
tiOnaL Contest WI Be AJronged.

London, Oct 2-Nothng further has yet trans
pired concerning the suggested new international
yachting trophy, but inquiry in various yachting
circles reveals the general conviction that a new
international contest will be arranged TO take
place in British waters in 1903 for yachts built
under the new internationa rule Competitors are
expected from America. France Germany and
Sweden.
The strongest approval is expressed ell sides
at the course followed by Sir Thomas Upton IN
the matter of his challenge for the Americas Cup,
and it is evident that any departure from the lines
OF the Royal Irish Yacht Club challenge would
offend the sentiment of the British and Irish
Yachting worlds
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
ATHLETICS IN DEFEAT.
Little Hope Noe for the Pennant
an Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. Oct. 2-Cleveland defeated the
Philadelphia Americans by a score OF 10 TODAY
and the pennant hopes OF the Athletics went glm-
mering. Detroit two games from Wash
ington The championship now hangs by a thread
far Philadelphia is concerned as tho team
must win its five remaining games while the Tigers
lose two of their four.
The Athletics made brave fight to-day 10 stave
off impending defeat, but tho steadiness OF Thiel-
man, with men on bases, proved too great n STUN
bling block. Plank outpitched Thiolman. but the
visitors made their hits count The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
CORNELL, %; HAMILTON n

Ithaca y. Y, Oct. 2-Cornell defeated IIarou.o,
az ioo'oah to-day by score of % to O. Cor1elI
mace thfee touchdowns In the first half and one
IN ihe second shearer and Walders each made
Two touchdowns for Cornell Cook kicked tbree
goals OUT OF four tries. Hamilton was penaIized
frequently for dropping forward passes
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
PENNSYLVANIA, 1e; VILLA NOVA, O.

Phiadephia. Oct. 2.-The University of Pennsyl-
vania defeated the Villa Nova eleven in the second
football game Of the season here to-day by a score
Of l6 10 0. The Quakers played straight football
in the second.
villa Nova could not get through Penn's line or
around the ends, but by TWO clever forward passes
IN the second half carried the ball nearly half the
length OF the field. only lose st on the ten-yard
line Pennsylvania used many substitutes in the
second half.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
DARTMOUTH, o; VERMONT, o.

Hanover, n H. Oct 2-The University of Yer
mont gave Dartmouth surprise this afternoon
..O.olIlS the local eleven to tie score at 10 G.
ne Dartmouth goal line was in danger twice, but
tne home team never had an opportunity 10 score
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
YACHTING TROPHY FoR AMARAnru

The regatta committee OF the Colonial Yacht cIuh
~ meeting last night announced the winner of
tne commodore's trophy. that was raced for last
SUNDAY over the course In front Of the clubhouse
on the Hudon River. The award was made 70 the
AmaraIth, owned by Nice-COmmodore Frank Tot
SO close that only a few seconds separated thew
a. enyine's Vera c. was second and David
Grows Selma third
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
FIRST GAME

'Batted for c. Smith inning.
Detroit .'.............,..... ! I %
washington -.....---.-.-..-. q q o . o o O-5
Three-base hitC Jones. Sacrifice hit-Schmidt stolen
6ases-Cobb -. Rossman Ganley. Blankenship Shpke.
l)ouble pay--T. Smith 10 Blankenshp- Left bases
Detroit O. washington. o First base on haIls-By
Falkenberg B. by Patton. .: by Killian, by Muln.
First base errors-Detroit. l.
Han. Struck out-By Faltenberg. 1; ny Patten . by
oberin /; by Killan l: BY Muin. . Time. 200. I'm
pires--Rrovn md
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
PRINCE OF WALES OFFERS CUP

London. Oct 2.-The Prince OF Wales, who VIII
messed the doubles match for the Davis Cup On
July 90 last. has presented the All-England Lawn
Tennis Club with a silver cup to be held for ysas
by the winner OF the all-comers' singles IN the
contests for the championship OF the world as pro-
vided for under the rules governing tbs Dayis
Cup competitions.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
CHICAGO
Totals &C.. 80 l3 is 81 IS :

"Fatteu BroWn IN teNtnth INNING
Chicago ......................O o ia
New York. ...............'o l " .
Two-bsse Sheckard. Dahlen. StrRrg. Hannifan.
Browne. Killing 90. Eyers Hts-Of Brown. II in seven
innings Sacrifice hits-Steinfeldt Tinker Stolen bases
-Slage sheCkard 2) curtis Tinker Co. Howard. Fvers
Schultz. Double plays-Steinfe!dt chance Evers
Tinker Chance: Strang Curtis to Hannfan
Left bases-Chicago. :: New York. g. First base on
bas-On Brown, g. off Taylor. 3. Hit by pitcher-By
Brown (Strang) Struck outBy Brown, 2: by Durbin l.
by Taylor =. Time of game zoo. Umpires-O' Day and
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
Brown. s. MASSACHUSETTS, Aeeles q

FroNloence. Oct. Brown made q touchdown in
tne Ilrst three minutes of play in the game with
me Massachusetts, Agricultural College to-day bur
M assresslFe work OF the visitors prevented fur
ther scoring. Browns touchdown came ON rnns
by Mayhew and Bushnell, the latter making the
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03

'Brms hit by batted ball. fBender battel Tor
Powers in ninth inning
IieEe4auu ..''---..-----.....2 l o o.
Efliadephia ..-..............0 . o O 1 o
. Two-base h;s-Lajoe birmingham Murphy Collins
Sacrifice bts-Bradley. Thicman stolen bases
birmingham, Lister, o bases-C,IeyeIand
10; Philadelphia. 10. Base bals-Or Thielmnn l. on
Plank. D. Struck out-By Thielman ,: by PLANK II
wild pitch-Thielman. Time-2:lO Umpres-O Lough-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
BoRdoin (o.
STEVENS, 80; C. C. N. v. o.

stevens Institute defeated the College of the City
Of New York at football yesterday at Hoboken bv
the score Of 80 to 0. In the first half Stevens
rolled up total Of p points. playing fast clever
game. The lineup follows
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
PRINCETON GOLF TEAM BEATEN

IBy Telegraph TO The Tribunel
Princeton, N j.. oct. 2.-The Lawrencevile
School golf team came to Princeton to-day and de-
feated the university team on the latter's course
by the score of 6l2 points to .. y q. Vandyke was
the only Princeton man who his match. The
follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
ON COLLEGE GRIDIRONS.
YALE BEATS WESLEYAN.
Tad Jones Scores First Touch
dozen on q FOr7Card Pass.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCORES.

At Cambridge, Mass.-Haryard D; Bowdoin. o.
At New Hayen-Yale. 25; Wesleyan. o.
At PhIIadeIphia-University Of Pennsylvania, 16;
villa Nova, o.
At ProvIdence-Brown, 81 Massachusetts Agricult-
ural College. o.
At Hanover-Dartmouth, o; University OF Ver-
mont o.
At Ithaca. y. Y.-CorneIl. IS; Hamilton, o.
At South Betheehem-Lehigh, 34 jefferson Medi-
cal College, o.
At Cariise-Carlise Iniians. 81: Susquehanna, o.
At AnnapOlis-Annapolis. &c: ST Johns College, o.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

New York. 4; Chicago. 3.
Detroit, o; Washington 8 (frst game).
Detroit. 10: Washington. (second gan
Cleveland, 4; Philadelphia, 3.
st. Louis, 4; Boston, ..