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New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
CREEP UP ON GIANTS.
Pirates and Cubs Gain scith the
Ne5o York Team Idle.

Boston, Sept 2.-Much to the disappointment
of every one concerned wet grounds caused the
postponement of the game between the Giants and
Roston this afternoon. While the New Workers
were watching the street parade OF the Spanish
American War Veterans Chicago was trouncing
St Louis and Pittsburg taking another easy
game from the Cincinnati Reds.
The result of the days dongs that the
Pirates crept within three points of the leaders
and the Cubs also climbed up few points, max
ing the three-cornered fight for the lead closer
than
Boston tomorrow. Taylor and McCiinnity viii
probably do the twirling for New York. McGraw
is confident that his men take both games.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
Plan OF HAMS DEFENCE.
Darin VII Oppose Effort to Haze
Brothers Tried Jointly.

Efforts Of IN. defence 70 have both T Jenkins
Hains and Captain Peter C. Hains tried together
for the shooting Of William z. Annis VIII be op-
posed by District Attorney Darrn- As the evidences
which viii be submitted In defencs OF Captain
Hains will not be OF use T. Jenkins Hsins. and
as the defence of the latter will be different from
his brothers. District Attorney Darrin VIII oppose
the plan to have the brothers tried Jointly. The
District Attorney will have the Of the broth
ers presented separately to the. grand jury and VII
seek to prevent their joint trial
1t has been stated in some quarters that ths
seven year-old OF Captain Hains would be pu<
on the stand This is considered most in1probaois.
for the boy is not only too young 70 take an osth.
but Joseph A. Shay. counsel for the defence. says
himself that the boy did not see any OF the acts
which would have supported the suit for divorces
begun by Captain Hains. When Mr. Dsrrtn was
asked II he thought the defence would try to have
the child testify he would only Il am willing
that the defence should have monopoly Of ere
ating public sentiment"
The District Attorney Of Queens has been trying
10 get into communication with Frank G. Wild.
Mrs. Hains's attorney. to get material for ths
prosecution but he says that none OF hts COM
munications has been answered Mr.. Wild. IL 10
said at his Office has been out OF town for several
days He Is probably aiding Mrs. Hains IN her
long promised statement OF the events leading up
TO the shooting
In his efforts to prepare for the insanity defencs
which Will be put forward for Captain Hsfns Dis
trfc+ Attorney Darrin already has learned nuch
from District Attorney Jerome. In addition TO uca
information about the Thsw defence. District Al
tornev Darr1n received yesterday from the office OF
the New York prosecutor the record Of a case In
Syracuse two years ago when two brothers killed q
policeman for which both were executed In many
cases the murder paraIleed the Annis shooting and
Mr. Darrin expects that the record will be OF great
use TO him..
! The defence expects TO show that the Hams
brothers went to the Bayside Yacht Club with no
expectation of meeting Annis, but Mr.. Dsrrfn says
that he will produce testimony to show that they
were looking for Annis at the grounds OF the club
that afternoon and inquired what boat he had out
Both Mr. Mcintyre and Mr. Shay were out OF
town yesterday Mr.. Mcintyre is stn trying 70 cor
roborate the story OF Mr.. Curtis. and Mr. Shay
is trying to substantste stories told by other vol
unteer Witnesses OF whom he has great number.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
MAN ANo swEETHEARr DROWNED.

Tulsa, Okla. Sept 2-Whils boating last ntshe
on Orcutt Lake three miles from Tulsa FREDERICK
Cornelius OF Muskogee. and his sveetheart, Miss
Rabbie MetcaIf. OF Tulsa. were drowned James
Iafrsrtv and Frances Kemblo had q narrow es~
cane The boat capszed and Larsrty swan ashors
with Miss KernbIe He returned for Cornelfus ana
Miss MetcaH but before he reached them they ha1
been drowned.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
SAYS HE'S DR.. wAsHINeToN,s COUSIN

William Booker. negro saloon keeper, at No.
So West 1891 street, was in Harlem court yester-
day morning charged with assault on another
negro. Frank Hoffman, of No. 191 West bath street
During the examination Booker told Magistrate
Moss as well as reporters that he was a cousin Of
DR.. Booker T. Washington. Hoffman told the
court that yesterday while in Booker's saloon the
latter had pummeled him severely. Booker was
held In $500 bail for examination on Friday.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
TO LECTURE ON RoosEvELrs TRIP.

Francis j. Lowe. Republican leader In the Sith
Assembly District, IN The Bronx. viii deliver a
lecture on Friday evening Theodore Roose-
velt's Trip Around Africa" at the headquarters of
the National Republican Club. All enrolled Repub-
Iicans are invited attend and bring their friends
Mr. Lowe made trip through Darkest Africa. -
covering the ground which is to be included by
Mr. Roosevelt in his tour after the close OF his
term in the White House.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
al Racing Auomobilng Golf Other Sports
YANKEE GOLFER WINS.
Furnishes a Surprise IN Ir1sh Open
Cham pionship.

Newcastle Sept. I'D. Grant. the Arsricsa
player. surprised British golfers to-day by defeat
ing A r. Aitken the Scottish international player.
in the third round OF the Irish open golf cham
piOnship tournament. which Is now being played
here. Aitken had been considered an almost GER
tain winner. Grant beat him by 1 up.
Grant was successful also In the fourth round.
in which he defeated E. E Apthorp. Of Cam
bridge. by up. Grant IS one OF eight survly-
ors out Of ninety-seven starters.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
CHICAGO, 8; ST. LOUIS, o.

At Chicago: H. II Il
ShiGag0 81 I,e9,s ,...:So 9 9 9 30 s
Batteries-Chicago, Fraser and King: St
Louis Karger and Moran; McGIynn and Ludwig
IJmpire-Rigler
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
MAJOR DELMAR DEFEATS GEORGE G.
Wins Second Heat by Short Head at the
Long Branch Fair.

Long Branch, Sept FL @. Buckley's Major
Delmar, 15s%, defeated Arthur McDonald's
George c. in straight heats at the Long Branch
Fair at Elkwood Park this afternoon. The first
heat was won handy in 2:10A. but Major Del
was pressed hard in the second heat and
by head in 2:10h
record breaking crowd was in attendance.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
SOUTH AFRICA HoNoRs ATHLETE.

Cape Town, Africa, Sept 2-Heneron. the South
African distance runner. who finished second in
the Olympic Marathon in London last July,
was the guest at a banquet here last night on his
return 10 Africa Members OF the Cabinet and
The Legislature and other prominent persons par
1icipsted.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

II; Binghamton, dst g Sgamel
Scranton / Syracuse (1st game).
Scranton, 1; Syracuse cd game).
Troy. 4: Elmira, 0.
Albany, 1; Utica, 0.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
TIMELY AUTO TOPICS
DRIVERS IN n QUANDARY.
Dread Disqualification IN Vanderbilt
Cup Race.

The report that Robert Graves had engaged
Emile Stricken drive the 1906 Mercedes in the
Vanderbilt Cup proves to have string tied TO
1t. Stricken drove the Porthes in the recent
Grand Prix Of the Automobile Club OF France
Mercedes, and promptly communicated with W. S.
Hogan. foreign representative Of the Automobile
Club OF America. asking whether the club would
disqualify him, taking the position that. Mr..
Graves is a private Individual and the old Mercedes
privately owned car he should be free to drive IT,
8. NJ. Butler secretary OF the Automobile CLUB
Of America, replied TO Mr.. Hogan. stating that
Stricken would be disqualified both here and IN
Europe should he drive In the unsanctioned Van
derbiIt Cup race. Robert Lee Morren, chairman
of the contest committee, when interviewed ON the
subject confirmed the above facts
He stated positively that all participants. viz.
mechanics would be absolutely and irrevocably
disqualified participation in any race or con-
test that might be run by any club in Europe
and IN all events in America organized by the
Automobile Club of America
Lewis Strang, winner of the BrfarcliH Cup race.
stated over the telephone that he would retire as
the driver of the Acme in the Vanderbilt Cup
race as he did not intend to risk disqualification.
meeting of the Vanderbilt Cup commission will
be held to-day. Representatives OF the national
have something to say the question Of support
to be given the American Automobile Association
in the present racing
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03

First round-Hanley beat Kelly up and to play;
Carr beat up and 1 to play; Marshall beat Bar
ratt 4 up and play: Lockwood beat Janus. o
up snd play Busby beat Yard up and 70
heat DR. Mendel. up and l 10 play; G. W. Hunt jr.
beat (Is hoiesl; Gilmsrtin beat DIT Hick
man 8 up and | play Fiaugh beat Woodwork. up
and 2 TO play; Wallace beat Boes. up and TO PLAY
ISr Ranett beat Conn, / Frank Hunt beat nr
Carpenter. up: Or. Cleveland beat r. Gillian. J up
and 10 play
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
WASHINGTON. 9; BOSTON. 2.

At Washington: r. II T.
Washington o 9 Q 6GS 3 q
Observation-Disclosures, Hughes and Warner;
Boston Steele and Criger. Umpire-Evans
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03

Two-base hits-Alperrnan. Titus. Bransfeld Three-
base hit-Jordan. Hits-OH Mcintyre. in 8 innings
off R1cker in innings Sacrifice htsmsergen toIs %.
Dooin (2). Double pays-Dooan and Bransield Left on
bases-BrookIyn, 4 Philadelphia 10. First base on balls
of McIutyre &; off Rucker. 4. Hit by pitcher-By
Mcintyre l. Struck out-By Mcintyre g. by Rucker. 4:
bv Corridor . hals-Dooin- TiIne-3:oI. Un-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
CUBS GET ANOTHER PITCHER.

Chicago, Sept. 2.-Charles w. Murphy. president
of the Chicago National League Club, closed deal
to-day whereby he secured Andy Coakley, pitch
err of the Cincinnati team Coaldey will join the
Chicago team here tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.

Meriden, 8; New Haven, l (1st game).
New Haven, 3; Meriden. cd game).
Hartford, 2; New Britain, O.
Springfield, 4; Bridgeport, I.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
DETROIT, 5; CLEVELAND. 8.

At Detroit: K II f
F,aTojdna PstTois :::.S :S 9 9 9 9 Ga I
Batteries-Detroit Donovan and Schmidt:
Cleveland Berger and Clarke, Ryan and Land
Umpires, Egan and Sheridan
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.

Lawrence. 3; New Bedford rst game).
New Bedford, s; Lawrence cd game)-
Haverhili, 2; Lynn, 1 Gst game).
Haverhill 4: Lynn. t2d game).
Brockton, T. Lowell. 8.
Worcester. &; Fall River,
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03

Three-base ht-Davis. Sacrifice hits-Conroy Chase.
Murphy. Manush. Stolen bases-0ldring Conroy;;
Double pIays-Barry and Nichols; Davis, Blue and
Nanush: Nichols and Davis Left bases-Philade-
mia g; New York. 7. First base on balls-Of Plank
i: OF Lake 8. base errors-Philadelph 2;
New York 2 Struck out-By Plank 4; by Lake, 2
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
CHICAGO, q; ST. LOUIS. I.

At St Louis: Il Z
St Louis 80 o 1 o-1
Batteries-Chfcag Walsh and Sullivan; St
Louis, Dineen, Howell and stephens Cn1plreS-
Hurst and O'Loughlin.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
v,NVpCc yIE1D AGAIN lSUPERRAS FIGHT HARD
ATHLETICS TAKE GAME. Pl1<if or pER11Mh 1N nv
PHILADELPHIA Scores Enough Runs
at Start to Wm.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Philadelphia at New York. ,
sncaso nv Roston at washnEtop
o' Cleveland at Detroit.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
phiIadeiphia, 5; New York. =
Do1'i' "' Washington, 8; Boston, 2.
Chicago, 4; St Louis, l.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES

Newark at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Montreal.
Rochester at Toronto.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Providence, 9; Buffalo, o.
Toronto VS.. Newark (rain).
Rochester Jersey City (rain).
crhNnIMH
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
PLAY. ON LOCAL COURTS.
Palmer Beats LIE Roy IN the East
.Jerseu Tournament.

Richard II. Palmer. of the Ridgewood Golf Club.
defeated Robert lie Roy yesterday in the final round
OF the East Jersey lawn tennis championship tour
nament. at Elizabeth. Palmer played a long driv-
ing game and took every advantage Of the former
intercollegiate champions poor backhand returns
The summary follows:
East Jersey tournament Cmens singles; final round
Rchard H Ps York D TnG. G1 & GoO
Msfn Mshs TsseeHt ta5 a5ssto Cub
G. l. Wyeth. New York Lawn Tennis Club 81 So
Mixed doubles final round)-siss e H, Moore and
Palmer. rs. S-5, s-6.
the Westchester County Lawn Tennis Association
tournament on the Swanoy courts yesterday. She
defeated Miss Juliet Leach, e-3, - 81.
The summary follows:
championship singles cfnal Championship
club. Miss juliet Leach. siwanOy Lawn Tennis
Mems Championship doubles carst roundD-R. F. Put
from o f. Frank and + podd. siEancY Lawn Tennis Club
second round-G. c. Entz and F. studven. Rye Lawn
Tennis Club defeated & Wa1ch and L Lamb siGan9y
Todd Bronxvfiie Athletic Association. defeated G E
and A Milne. 1r.. White Plains lawn Tennis Cub
Third round-B Sears and Abraham Bas.sord. tr.
Richard Auser slwaaoy IL Lawn Tennis Club IS -
and r Tod BrqRNvs Athetis & asgoea
Tennis Club. Co. e-5-
The women's challenges cup singles and the mems
doubles began In the lawn tennis tournament on
the courts Of the Nyack Country Club Nyack ".
Y. yesterday Mrs. Pouch and Mrs Chapman won
their matches rather easily. each held TO the
steady driving game. the former defeating Mrs
Charles Bumstead, 81. 81. and Mrs Chapman
defeating Miss Dorothy Kidde. 81. So.
The summary follows:
Mems singles (second round)-A @ CoppeI1 defeated
{smes t R0gsrs91' of George n chuTch de-
Leo. 64 64; W. defeated A J. West, 81 6-3;
Harry Torrance. jr.. defeated c. B. Lamb. Go 6-1
Third round-GeorRe H. NettletOn defeated Joseph T.
McAahOn, 1O-S. 81, SO; H D. Belts defeated Will
lam Pott. 2-S. 6-3 e.; Lewis Perry defeated II.
Guernsey, 4-6, 1O-s s-6; Alexander Amend defeated
c. Robinson, 6-1. 6-3: Z. H James defeated ". d
Bourne, IS S-8; Henry J.. Moenhauer defeated A.
c. Coppell, 6-4. e.
challenge cup singles FIRST Marie
Wagner from Miss Glare Csssen by default: Miss
Gordon Hamilton defeated Miss F. Merritt. 6-. e.
Mrs. William H. Pouch defeated Mrs Charles Bumstead
6-1 6-1; Mrs George l. Chapman defeated Miss Doro
thy Kidds, 6-1. g. .
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03

Baseball To-day. p. NJ, Americs5 League Park
~ + Americans Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
Automobiles.

Largest Dealers in New
and I'd Hand Autos in
the World"
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03

President Hover of the Automobile Club OF Buf
faIo who is in town this week, that his club
has passed the New Jersey Automobile and Motor
Club membership total, its roll having reached
1894, all active members. This makes the Buffalo
club the largest in the United States the basis
of active members The Automobile Club Of Amer
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
Quakers Win Brilliant SeUenteen
Inning Battle.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY

New York at Boston (two gaIncs).
Brooklyn at Philadelphia 1.-TWO Eamesl'
Pittsburg at Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03
RESULTS OF GAMES

Philadelphia, 8: Brooklyn. n5 innings).
Chicago, 8; ST. Louis. o.
Pittsburg, 8: Cincinnati l.
New York VS.. Boston (wet srounds)
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03

@ @ 500 fsao 3 ss saS AAf fa
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03

Miss Juliet Snifen the womens singles In
the Westchester County Lawn Tennis Association
tournament on the Siwanoy courts yesterday. She
defeated Miss Juliet Leach, e-3, - 81.
The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03

divided Sea Wolf rated behind TIE for
New-York tribune., 1908-09-03

Belmont entry. Jeanne dare raced rigl
pace closely and looked dangerous when stra
ran gamely and true, but weight was too
sd RACH-THB AUTUMN. for two-yeaI
Il easily. Time. 1:122.. Winner. b. Z. BY
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LINTON i NELSON.
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T A. sONNEMAN.
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Town "All Het Up" Over
Giants Smuggling for
Pennant.
By SAM CRANE

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-This week
should afford much good baseball, as the
schedule calls for 1.-The Cincinnati Reds
70 be at the Polo grounds for four
games, beginning this afternoon, and
then the Chicago Cubs viii be here on
Friday and Saturday
The visit of the Cubs should be highly
entertaining, and the Giants hope, and
with good cause, to creep ahead of the
worlds champions.
While the Giants are dallying with the
Reds, the Pirates viii be busy with the
BostOns, and the Cubs VIII be up
against Billy AIurray's fast-going
Phmies BY that it would appear as if
the Giants might gain a few points dur
ing the week.
The National League race was never
any closer, ana by the way the three
leaders are playing the chances are that
the herceness and closeness Of the great
struggle viii be kept up until the very
close Of the season. That local fans
fully appreciate the exciting battle for
the lead was shown by the very large
attendance at the Polo grounds on Sat
urday, when, with the perpetual base
ment jewellers, the ST. Louis Cardinals,
as an attraction, nearly 1900 people
turned out.
Like that Smuggling.
For a wonder, too, the Kerry Patch
aggregation put I'D a good game OF ball,
the Giants winning out by their great
ability with the bat. Their fielding, too,
was extremely classy, affording a COM
binatiOn that, If kept up, viii win the
pennant as sure as you're born. The
fielding done by Seymour and BridWsl
was especially of a high order of merit.
an aspiring Cardinal was as pretty q
chuck as any CuuneldeT ever made.
Those telling losses have become a habit
with 81 and guardians of the outer
pasture cannot have d much stronger
point.
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Like that Smuggling.
THE CENTURY OF SHREK"

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the huge army Of degenerates in our
midst have a voice in the making bf
public opinion. The high-pitched voice
OF the ''eXcitable eTratic" have married.
the twentieth century as the Gentry
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ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL.
PLUMBING.
DYEING, PRESSING. CLEANING.

YOU CAN'T DO BETTER than 10 have youl
suits pressed and repaired at ED MILLER s
AZ New York ave. Suits dry cleaned ana
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ICE CREAM.

IT'S PRETTY HOT. Try some OF AM
rein's delicious ice cream Co0ls and deIiEhts
81 per gal. delivered. a telephone can t6stss
All. GEO. AAlRELcs. 1910 TIA ST. NV
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ANY QUANTITY, best in city. 81 per ga;
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