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GOLF on LOCiL LINKS.
Apaw amis Defeats Richmond County IN
Team Match.

In a team match over the links Of the
Apawamis Club yesterday the home players
showed the Representatives OF the Richmond
County Country Club no mercy. defeating
the staten Islanders to the tune Of - to ..
The Nassau system WAS used and Taintor
was the only visitor who succeeded in getting
a half The scores follow,
Apawamls -Thurston, =; Foot. 3 Wheeler, 3:
Or, Hart, 8: Cole, o Clark, .; Barnes. B. Goilcy, 3.
Richmond County Thomas, Q; Davis. o: bly,, o;
Bruinicr, 0; Taintor. 0: avery, o Walker 0. Bots
G~REEKwlcH. Conn. July. Is.-The final
tIr fHnild Connty Golf Glib. Which was de-
signed and presented by Mrs, Cleo Bracken
p PaN lex X. S RGsnS %aS and Sia X :! yfxs rmstrSp Se'% fs"
former won by . up, and this being the third
consecutive year Of his winning the cup. it
becomes his pro
TUXEDO PAEK, \. Y. July Is-DuEing, q
B DToSts.ion mf'S OF t InlS T mSrG3l"SS Coli ffe Tinb. Ebi TSRc;
the record for the course. doing the ls holes
in 10. His partner was Frederic de y Foster
amateur, did the course In ". The best score
previous to ionG VAS made by vinall with a
card Of Is. Following is to-day's card:
2 % ',".... .; $685. $40
at M lSs fG nisy ri Iii, Fl Field Ip' ElS SSP ys wss Il Grdf In
the second round A: =. Allsorp beat. II, {.
EsTeE by up FT2nE g DsnS b beat W +, d bur;
BY , Up and ? to P!syp T III, m o,n between
all square at the finish and they agreed TO
settle the deadlock AT a later date. In the
semi-hnnl round Dana will play Egner and
Allsopp will meet the winner. of the Hsggerty-
Bell match. The sw eepstakes was won by
Burnett, while +. Allsopp and A.. ', Taylor
tied for second place.
There was a triple tie In the regular ei Eighteen
hoe medal play handicap on the links of the
Montcleir Golf Club Yesterday. CD. Turner,
n. Wilson and VI. +. Mcclure all returned
net scores OF u. The results were as follows;
C.. J. Turner. ~, II IL; H.. Wilson, 10, TT
4 { Morn. 81; s!aM = Taylor. 50. Y q: Il q.
Smiin. G. is IS; N Whitlsrcn, ~. 3 10; NJ. p.
CHM. w, e 10; ". II. Glow, los. at; George
Haddow, %, 1917. Paul Harrison. a. SIS J. \.
Plylbrick; o.. -; W: G Funk. g. SO c $,
iO4, 5s-s2. ]. c. Garrison. w, i7-s2; I. X Funk.
iO3. eO-sS; A. l.. Peirson. i0c. II 81,
Several competitions kept the members
Of the BaltusrOl Golf Club busy yesterday.
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Harness Races at Amity>ime.

AMrTYvILLE l.. L.. july l3- The old AnityNi'lr
Driving Clubs park was rcopcned TO day and
forth ghtly mHtinees promise to make the place
popular again. The summaries
2a class, pacing:
Henry p. b. <. Mr. Thomas WsrdieJ .......i I |
Ben I racy. h. z. tMT. q, y, Wllliamsl ..... q ? ?
NIcodemus, br. =. IAr. y. KctchamI. .......: 3 :
Time ia, i:i4ia, i:i9a.
$50 class. trpttilg;
PATRICK NJ. blk. < mir. \. ", Drower1. 2 3 ! I
Rcgirtercd Letter, br. g. I Mr.. =. 3. Hen
Bob Dutch, br, s. CNr. J. Browerr .,..,s . :
Time-i:2T1. 1901, 1881, la. l;,Ts.
,:4O class. pacing:
4 "; B., b; 6: Mr. Y. srovnl I
Theresa X. br. m. (Mr. J. Wood. ...,.,S .
Ttme-i:cUa. LEO, ii7a, i:.ctf, las.
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saved TOT winner VT tno hh'n nn'ng
Clcy Gland ..........,. o u 0 q 4 . o s.
Two base hit Winter Three base hits Bay.
Turner, Flick. Sacrifice hitS-BGg Turner. Lieb-
hardt. Stolen base Parent, First base on balls
ON Lebhardt, I; on Winter, .. Balk Winter. First
ases-Cleveland !; Boston, Y. struck out + ny
L.lebhsrdt, o. BY Winter; I Passed hall-C.lerkc.
and 40 minutes. Attendance-b,is0.
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Central League.

Al Grand R~apids-FIrst game Grand Rapids
8. Dayton. o. Second game-Grsnd Rapids, 4;
Dayton. T.
A. south Bend--South Bend. >: Springfield. 4.
At ~Cauton-Canton, 7: Evansville. A.
At Wheeling-First game-Wheeling T. Terre
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ST. LOUIS.

'NhItcd TOT SttVtns N inc seventh HHIHg.
81. Louis. ....,..,.. o o o o q o ] q o OIL
Two base ~hits-Colins (2l. Powell. Three base
hit Sacrifice hits Nichols. Htmphill.
Stone. Double play ,Waddel ana NICHOLS Passed
bnll--Schreck. Stolen bases Jones. Pickering.
First base on balls on Powell, 5; OF Waddell, ].
bases 81. Louis. I; Philadelphia. 10. Umpire
Connolly. Time , hours and II minutes. Al
tendance Il 500.
CLEVELAND. =: BOSTON q. H., I
CLEVELAND. July ~. Cleveland took the NTH
game Of the series from Boston 10 day making II
three out OF I'VE. The score
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and EverH. Wild pitch-Moron. Umplrcs-klcm
and O'Day. Time-2 hours. Attendance-J2OSi.
Mt. LOUIS IN. L., o; BOSTON IN. L., 0-VrRsr GAME.
BOSTON, July iS.-Boston and ~. Louis split
even In 70 day 5 double header. each team scoring
a shutout. The scores:
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AMATEURS DRIVE AT PARKWAY
Change In Drivers Has Ma Eject on speed
81 ynez. Victor In Match Race.

Parkway Driving Club amateurs had a
gala day yesterday when the weekly matinee
was held at the clubs track. The match race
bet ween Ynez owned by John n. Phillips
and Gentle Annie. owned by Wilson Reid.
was the feature Of the card. Last week lnez
won the first half Of the race. but yesterday
with drivers reversed. TO prove that victory
was due to the horse and not the driver. Ynez
again won.
William ~. Halstsd won with Lsurs Victor
in the second race. while Frank Jacobus took
the next with Ida Axworth
In the last race Lady Travn won the irst
heat. but the mare injured herself In the next
heat, which Colonel julius won. The sum-
maries:
Ynez, bT. m. by Advertiser Wilson Reid 1 ! I
Gentle Annie, b. m. william N. Halsted).. ID 2 .
Time-223h, 282I1.
Second race. pacing;
Laura Victor, b. M, by AfredG CWiliam
Baron Alfonso, br. s. tCharies MoncrieO..s 5 2
Molly BaHn, blk: m; Frank Jaeobusl 20 l , 3
Time-22oA. 22s, 22oA. t2os.
Third race, trotting:
Ida Axworthy, seal br. M, by Axworthy
robbcy ASiesi. bT' 8. william N Hsis,edj.s : Z
Frank C., br. q. q. Dunn ...,,....,.2 , 3
Time-2i:Ih. 2:esla. 2:2s, 2asl1.
Fourth race. %trotting,
col. Julius. gr. e., by Baron W. ~, DUNN = 1
Lady Trayii, blk. IN. WiliAm NJ. Halstedl. Il dr.
Time-2s23if, 2iTI
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First base on er~rors-Chicago. !; Washington 3.
base hits-Donohue, Mcfarland. Two base hits
Jones, Mcfarland, Walsh. Sacrihce hits-Hahn,
First base on ballsL,on Walsh, 2; on Graham, 2,
ball Mcfarland. Umpire-Shertdan. Time-l
hour and 81 minutes. Attendance--s.oo0.
PHILADELPHIA "a. L., 2; ST. LOUIS "a. H., L.
ST. LOUIS, July a-Phlladelpha won from, 81.
Louis this afternoon In ten innings. Both Waddell
and Powell were in good form and neither should
have been scored on In the regular number OF
innings. The score;
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NEW YORKS EASY VICTIMS.
rhe Detrosts Make It Three Games Out or
FOur.

The FIRST division teams Of the American
League made n clean sweep yesterday at
the expense OF their lowly adversaries. One
of the sufferers was the New Yorks, who
dropped three games out Of four in Detroit.
The Chioasos whacked the tsilenders again.
the Athletics won a close game in st. Louis,
and the Clevelsnds beat the Bostons. The
results:
Detroit. =; New York, 3.
Chicago. o; washington. 4.
Philadelphia. q; sc. Louis. 0.
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SECOND OANK
HHOOEI.YN
ThVV "
PtrTsBURO

PlttsburR. ............,l q 0 o O q q n o.
brooklyn. o o 4 .
Left on bsses-Brooklyn. 4 Pittsburg, 5. First
base on balls-0H Rucker. s; on Leineld, 2. Struck
out-By Rucker. q; by Leineld, 3 Two base hits
Alperman o. Sacrifice hits Lewis Ruckcr.
Stolen bases-wagner ~, Leach, Clarke, Casey.
rmpiTos--Johnstono and Carpenter. Time /
hour and So minutes Attendant e--i6.O 900.
PHILADELPHIA IN. L., s. CHICAGO IN. Ii >.
PHILADELPHIA, July i3.-Osborn. batting for
Mcren, started . rally In the eighth which enabled
the Philadelphia 20 tie up Chtca go. With two
down in the tenth Magee doubled. overall pur
posely walked Courtney, bringing up Grant. who
Sin gled, scoring Magee. The score:
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

AMERICAN LEA0uE.
gton In Chicago; Philadelphia in 81. Louis
EASTERN LKAoUE.
Montreal In Newark: Rochester In Providence.
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The hnaists. with many of those at the tour
nament from the East. will pass tomorrow
at the Allegheny Country club. P~ittsburg, ~
the guests " T.. VI and ! j. Byers and O.. u.
ThOmDSon
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1 HsT w., g o.SaSG c-a
Two base hit-Donovsp. Three base hits-Craw
ford, Donovan. Sacrifice hit-Schsefer. Hits-on
Newton, 9 IN four Innings: OF Kltson, q in four
innings; on Eubanks, s in four innings; on. Dono.
van. = In four innings First base on balls g
non, 1, Struck out-By Eubanks, !; by Donovan, 4:
by Newton, !; BY Kitson I. Wild pltch-Euosnks
Passed bAlle-Thoma ". Double plays-Jones
and Schaefer; Schmidt and Schaefer: Elberfeld,
Williams and Chase: Elberfeld and Chase. Stolen
bases-Rossman, Chase. First base on errors
New York, 2. Left on bases--Detroit Z New York,
II. U~mpiros-Staford and Hurst. Time hours
and 10 minutes- Attendance-5.65.
CHICAGO "a. L.. Q; WASHINGTON,
CHICAGO. July l8.-To days game seesawed IN
exciting fashion for a while and was not settled
TIL the seventh. In this inning Walsh hit for two
bases, Graham fumbled Hahns hunt. and q long
drive by Jones Melted two runs. Tho score:
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Trt-State League.

AZ Johnstown- Harrisburg, q: Jamestown. D.
Al York-Trcnton, 3: York. 2
Al Lancaster-Lsnoaster, 8. Wilmington. l.
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A. Memphis-Lttle Rock, 2: Memphis, o.
- New Orleans-New Orleans. II: Shreveport. q
At Nashville Nashville. L. birmingham, D.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1: Atlanta, l.
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At ST. Psul-St. Paul, s: Louisville, 3
Al Kansas City-Indianapolis 8; Kansas City, 3
~ Minneapolis Toledo, o; Minneapolis. 8.
Al Observation-Disclosures, s. Columbus. o.
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South Atlantic League


At Charieston-Charleston, Il Augusta.
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z: Jacksonville. /.
Al Macon Macon. q: Savannah. 1.
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Left on basoa--Jersey City, 0; Rochester, .. First
base on balls-On bAnnIster. = struck ont-Iy
Lake, .; by banniNter, Z. Sacrifice hits-l)Oran,
Wood, McManus. Stolen bAse- Doran. Double
play Bean, Woods and McManus. Hit by pitcher
-ly DaEnlsttr. !. Wild pitch annister. Umpire
Conway. Time hours.
JERnEY CITY. q kocuNsrER. 2-aEooNp GAME.
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First base on errors-New York I; Cincinnati /.
Left on bascs-New York T. Cincinnati q. First
base on balls-Od Mathewson l; on Hit 3; OF
Smith 2. Struck out--By M~athewson 7. Three
base X Two base hit-Shannon. Double
play-GanEel and Kane. J~mpire-Emslie. Time
] hour and IS minutes. AttendaDce-s 600.
BROOKLYN. S. P~ITTsBURG. 0-PIRsr GAME.
No team In the National League is playing
any better ball than the Brooklyns at present,
and q particular and twofold instance of
their powers came 10 pass at Washington
Park Yesterday. They beat the Pittsburgs
twice. and II was Brooklyn first and no second
in each game. Heavy stick work, good
pitching. hustline. wideawa AXE play in the
held those we're qualities that capeized the
Pirate craft.
Sam Lever was batted out Of the box in the
sixth inning OF the first game. in which the
Brooklyns did some clever bunting. The
nearest the Pittsburgs came to scoring was
In the ninth inning. when singles filled the
bases with only one out. The one out was
the great Wagner. who had been famed by
Stricklett. A fly to g and q grounder to
Alperman held the three men on the bases.
In the second game the Pirates scored
once in the first inning. but not once there
after. The Brooklyns were wild horses and
hard to curry. and with a capacity crowd "a a
stimulus they ~stampeded the Pirates. Any
lingering doubt that they were out for a dual
victory vanished in the fifth inning, when a
savory mess OF four runs was cooked from
four hits and . Pittsburg error, The scores:
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1. Zen on basss-ojerssy City, & Rochester. Q.
First base on balls-of ~Pfanmilcr. 2; of Walters.
:. Struck out-By Pfanmlller. I: by Walters, 2.
Three base hlt-Clement. Sacrifice hit-Wagner.
Stolen base-Loudy. hit by pitcher-By pfan
miller, 1. umplre-Conway. Time hour and 20
minutes. Attendance-4,6O0.
NEWARK. 1: TORONTO, o-PrRsr GAME
Newark and Toronto broke even In a double
header at Newark yesterday. both games being
shutouts. The scores:
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NEWARK.
TORONTO.

'Battcd for mckinley in the ninth inulng.
Newark ...-......."..0 Q Q 0 -
Toronto. .......,.,......0 0 0 o v o o U 90
Stolen bases-Zacher, Flynn. first base on balls
on Mccarthy, 4. Struck out-By Mccarthy, Q;
by Mckinley, 4. First baso On Left
on b~ases-Newark, 4; Toronto, 2. UmpIros-Mc-
earthly and Cusack. Time-i hour and % minutes.
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Western Leane.

Al Omhha-OmahA, .: Denver, O.
A. Dies Moines-Lincoln, II; Des Moines. z.
At Sioux City-Pueblo, g. Sioux City. 7.
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~ Scranton-Utics, I: Scranton. Z.
~ Troy-Syrscuse. o; Troy. g.
At Albany - Bin ghamton. 1; Albany, 7.
At Sacandsga-Firs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, I; A.
' a G.. s. Second game-Whkesbarre. 4; A. J.
a G.. q.
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Both match and medal play we're on the
programme at the Fox Hills. Golf Club yes
terday.. The second round for the Col.
O'Donohue cup resulted as follows: 4: II.
Thomas beat 2; v Kendall by 2 up: B; r
: to pIay. j. W. McMennary beat deorge
beat Charles Per Lee by 1 up and 3 TO PLAY.
Kendall won the Class A handicap with
n card Of -, Ia. while J. X. Percivsl led
:, Class A-S. y. E KsnSslli - e. III III :. I; NOVEL v
an ANY So 100: !. F. Margin. 81. 10
o. MS; J. II. Dean, o. i7.7A: l. p. HuS6srd.
IAN. os. il" ~ j. II. Neiison'' 1903, solss CT {. =
Mcwadc 100. s4-sS; Charles L. Smith, 100. 2s-s7.
PLAINFIELr. July Is.-Lester Cheney won
the club championship at the Plainneld
in the finals by l ~ He received II gold
medal in addition to having his name in
scribed on the championship cup Morgan
received q silver medal AZ runuerup, In the
the winner. beating W, b. Tyler, : w aud >
to play. Howard q. lapsley won first honorS
for the goll committee cup with n net score OF
10. The scores; howard q. lapsley, ~.
II ~ Charles A. Slower. 0l. n "; l., 4. Chase.
81. a-S2; Lester Glenney. ~. p,usI 81, G. u.
Morgan, 50, plus z 81 stuart II, Patterson.
100, lO-gO,
These scores we're returned for the green
committee cup. James p. Murray, 81, i3--7s:
George +. Cathcart. 49, ~; q; +. Earl.
NJ, IL S.. George f.. Catheart also won n
leg on the scratch cup with "A score Of ~.
PAINTED, July i3.-The events at the
Park Golf Club to-day we're the weekly COM
y~etition for the president and club cups and
the second play Tor the July cup. Several
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ronWnd of The Crawford Golf Club champion
ship Yesterday; The results re- sD w sDd a, 70 foil hss
Wild beat M erscG b Ty a up and M Z TO ppIIaayy'
EniieTton beat Hansel by 8 up and 4 TO play,
IN ,ia heat Lewis by 4 up and Q to play.
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New England Leak ne.

Al Fall River-Lynn, D. Fall River, I.
Al LAwrence-Lawrence, 3; Lowell, I.
AZ New B~edford-New Bedford. Q: Haverhil, s.
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 4. Bnockton, 1.
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N IN. H.. 2: st. LOUIS IN. H., O-sEcoND AMI
RoaTnN MT IOuYa

Left on b~ases--Boston. a 50, Louis, ). First
base bor, on os SH MoG, m0alynn+t S :; b S,r1G hi,s ouHuBy
mont. Murray. Sacrifice hits-Rltchey. Honey.
Stolen bases Bates, Burke. Double play-Bur-
umpire-Rlgle Ter Time-1 hour and % minutes.
AttendAnce-e.7 6S.
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Tor the l. X. Taylor cup. with a card of SO,
i5-H. In The Anal round for the Old Guard
cup 4, y. chandler beat ( A; Wright by :
Witches for the secretary's cup was also de-
cided. Howard CHM defeating c. J, Sullivan
nv nv I, I'm and / to play. Wright won the sweep
s AZ ies his card reading az. e-7s. The scores:
y A. Wright, 81. SIS; II. J. Egner. 81. ie-7s.
u n Mcintosh. 81, NO: Howard CHM, 50. 7-Te.
I, c. Ennever. It'll u l.. LansdAe' w. UT
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! i3,s for Csmn,t1 in III. ninth inning

'Batted FOR Camnitz In The ninth inning.
Pittsburg. ..............O o o % D o o o 90
Brooklyn .............1 O q u % 2 q 5
First base ON er~rors-Brooklyn. >. Left on bases
brooklyn. 8; Pittsburg, o. First base on balls
or Lever. I. Struck out-By Stricklett ;: by
Lever. 1; by cAmnitz. 2. Three base hit Alpernan.
Two base hits-Lev1s. Clarke. Sac-iNce hits Casey
Passed ball Gibson. tmpires Carpenter and
TOMBSTONE. Time-l hour and IS minutes.
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At Hsverstraw-Nyack. a. Hsvsrstraw,i 1.
Al Atlantic Highlands-Matawan, ,: Atlantic
Highlands, l.
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There was an eighteen hole handicap VS.
CIub Yesterday. The four leaders Finished
as foJlowst w. III. Gllfhennen. . upt,J r. Mar.
shall. 2 up; L. w. Pomaref. l up; Ut. Headley
1 III.
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Connecticut League

At Brdeeport-Bridgeport. Q; Springfield. a
At MISUNDERSTANDING, 6: Hartford, T.
At Holyoke-Holyoke. .; Norwich, 1.
At New Haven-First game-New Haven, 3;
New London, q. Second game-New Haven, s..
New London. ,.
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'Batted for Lindaman in the ninth inning.
~ Scs a ! - Q 3 Q 3 Q Q %
First base on errors Boston. 1: ST. Louis. ?.
Left on bAses-Boston, 0; 81. Louis, g. First base
Out-Dy Karger, q by Lindaman, 3. Two base
hits Barry, Murray. Marshall. Sacrifice hit
Hoelskoetter. Stolen bnse-3yrne. Double play
Byrne. Hoelsketter ana Konctchy. Umpire-iigler.
Ttme-l hour and IS minutes.
BOSTON IN. H., q NJ. LoUIa IN. H., O-sECoKD 0AMR.
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FNILADtLPHIA.
n. n. y.

Totals. . 2 10 20 ~ ,
TWO out when winning run was scored.
'Battcd for MOrcn.
:Bstted for Richie. -'Schultc out. hit by batted
RAN
chicago. ............ o u | u q n q u .
PHILADELPHIA. ..,,.,, o q q u o q q > ~ 2
Lett on bases Chica go. = pEiiNd'lphF, %
First base on balls-or Moren, 2, on CyC'gu. .,
Struck out ny Moren, 3: by Overall, j. Two base
hts knabe, TitlS, Magee, Sls gle, tAciifCc hits
Tinker. Fvers. schultz, knRbc. Titus, Doom. stolen
oase Evers, Double play -SteInfCidt. hoffman
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Atlantic League.


At Misunderstanding. 4; Chester. !.
AZ Easton- Easton, S: Brooklyn, II.
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ONTO. 1: NEWARK. o--sEcoND oAnx.

First base on balls-On Carrick, 2. on Rudolphe,
I. Struck out-By Carrick, 3; by Rudolphe. 1.
Passed bail Hurley. First base on error-NswaIk.
Left on bases-Newark, 3: Toronto. s. Double
play-Carrick Mailing and Sharpe. Umpircs-
Cusack and Mccarthy. Time-I hour and 10
minutes. Attendance-9.O0
AT PRovmBNcK-rrRsr oAME.
p,r.,o n
Provldenoe.......0 o I 2 I o 0 is 10 s
Batteries-MiligaD and McAlister; Harris and
Peterson. Umpire -Sullivan.
SECOND GAME.
providence .....,.S o Q Q 5 SO "a II /
atteries-Greene and Ryan: Mack and Peter
son. Umpire-Snllivan
AT BAIrIMoKn-rIRsr GAME.
Montreal.......l o o o o o o. q s
baltimore. .........1 q q o 8 o ! 10 IL I
BatterieS-Keefe and KittredKe: McC1oskey and
Hcarnc. Umpire-Owens.
SECOND GAME.
Montreal. 70. Immune % 9 s
Baltimore ..........0 2 o 10000 o Is 7 ?
batteries STANLEY and Waters; McC1oskey and
Byers. umpire-Owens
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-14

Several competitions kept the members
Of the Baltusrol Golf Club busy yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-14

PAINTED, July i3.-The events at the
Park Golf Club to-day we're the weekly COM
C~etition for the president 3 and club cups and
the second play Tor the July cup. Several
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-05
THREE WEDDINGS TODAY.
In PendletOn-A Third VIII Take
Place at Helix.

This is wedding day." and with at
least three ceremonies of much i'm
portance on hand here this evening
the god Of marriage will be kept duly
occupied. The following is a list OF
the local weddings set for this after
noon and evening:
Mr.. Charles C. Conner and Miss
Jessie Lydia Raymond, at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Raymond. The ceremony will
occur at 4 O'Clock this afternoon and
Will be performed by Rev. w. L. Van
Nuys. Immediately after the wedding
the couple will leave for the groom's
ranch near Helix, where they will
make their future home.
Mr.. Ernest L. Dodd and Miss Eva
L. Scott will be married at s o'clock
this afternoon at the home of the
bride step-parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
]. Stockman, at 623 Garfield street.
Both Of these young people are we'll
known here, Mr.. Dodd having been
engaged In the restaurant business for
some time past, while Miss Scott has
been a popular student at the high
school. The ceremony this afternoon
will be performed by Rev. Robert
Warner, pastor Of the NJ. E. church.
This evening at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. d.
Matthews, Mr.. Ralph Howland and
Miss Mary Matthews will be united in
the bonds of wedlock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-05
Canada's Rifle Associations.

Canada far leads the United States
In rifle work among civilians. 1t has
1872 military rifle associations and 45s
civilian rifle associations. The MILL
tary associations have a membership
Of 1S,0SS and the civilian 34,37O. As
Canada has less than one-tenth the
population of the United States, IL the
proportion were maintained there
would be 100000 riflemen in this
country. In Canada each member of
civilian club draws 100 rounds of
ammunition yearly and the govern
ment allots rifle to every four men.
If no rifle range is available a small
cash allowance is made towards the
expenses OF the club.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-05

All the above named weddings are
to be quiet affairs, but they are of
much interest by reason of the estima-
BILE standing and the wide acquaint-
ance of those participating. Mr.. Con-
nor, who Is to wed Miss Raymond, is
a successful young farmer of the Helix
section, while his bride has many
friends in this city, made during the
two years she has had her home here.
The wedding of Ralph Howland and
Miss Matthews is one of interest to
the young people of the city, among
whom the contracting parties have
scores of friends. Mr.. Howland has
for several years past been clerk in
the local postoffice.
A fourth license issued by the coun-
ty clark today was to Mr.. George c.
Whithorn of Franklin county, Wash
ington, and Miss Bertha f. Stachling.
The groom is business man of Pas
co, and who was formerly at Helix,
while the bride has been teaching
school in the Helix section. The
ceremony will occur at Helix this
evening.