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New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
TO SETTLE YACHTING PROTEST,
The Shamrock Hauled Out at Ulmer Park
to Complete New Measurement

Frederic Thonpson's schooner yacht ShamrocK
which was protested by Stuyvesant Wainwright
owner Of the sloop Mmosa III, after the cape
May race for the Upton Cup, was hauled out at
t,cb water Yesterday afternoon at the Marine
Basin Timer Park. where her midship and other
7sctions will be measured to-day by Professor
William Hallock of Columbia, who is also meas
,,rer of the New York Yacht Club.
Assisted by John Brophy, Of the Bensonhurst
1-t+ ,-l,h ans Nessrs Shock and Griffin, of the
T3rooklvn Yacht Club. Professor Hallock took the
paterlIne and sail area measurements OF the
xacbt Yesterday afternoon while she was afoat in
the basin. Captain Charles Barr and his crew were
on hoard and all the weights were practically the
sa,oa as when she sailed in the race. The luf OF
the rnainsaiI stretched taut with fourfoid
,ach1e was measured in the sail loft. this being
equivalent to having the sail bent and hoisted on
the gaf-
No eg,,res will be given out until all the measure
verts are completed and submitted to the officials
of the Brooklyn Yacht Club at a special meeting
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
Continued from first page.

and the other giants Of the team towering over
a majority of those whom they are TO meet
Only fifty members of the American team were
in the parade, and this contingent appeared
small beside the teams representing tie Unlted
Kingdom and some of the Continental countries
but nevertheless their reception was most en-
thusiastic as large parties of Americans had
reserved sections of the stand. and when the
team passed cheered and waved the Stars ana
Stripes.
The American team is well satisfied with tne
results to-day having got two men. sullivan
and Sheppard, in the final heat of the l,ovo-
metre race They were unfortunate, however
in the first heat when two of their best men
at the distance had to run against each othef'
and these same conditions prevailed In the sec
ond heat. when J. P. Halstead, of the New YORK
Athletic Club was beaten by Melvin w. Shep-
pard by half yard
The Americans point out the injustice OF she
English drawing for heats as shown by the fact
that Halstead although he ran faster than 'he
the final. as he finished second and only the
winners qualified.
Charles NJ Daniels, of the New York Athleuc
c,,ub although entered in the 4O0-metre SWIM,
did not start having decided to reserve hlmseif
fo, shorter distances. L. Budd Goodwin OF the
New York Athletic Club, was the only olhei
American entered, but he finished third.
The other event of the day was the four- neat
tandem bicycle race of 1900 metres, ana al
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14

Pittsburg, July 13-By winning both games OF a
double header with Pittsburg this afternoon the
Giants are in fine way to crowd the Pirates out
OF second place and go to Chicago prepared to
give the Cubs the battle their life
ship in the National League pennant race. The
to-day to and Z to 4, respectively.
Mathewson continued his brilliant work by hold
Ing the Pirates down to three hits and runs in
the first game. lie had perfect support, and at
no stage Of the game was he in any trouble On
the other hand. the Giants used their bats freely
on both Leifeld and Camntz. Eleven men faced
the former, and eleven OF them got hits the Giants
making four in the first two innings. and three
off Camnitz in the fifth inning.
With the safe lead of I to 0, McGraw called In
Bresnahan and Devlin in the fifth inning and sub
stituted Needham and Brain The former Ctncn-
natl outfelder had only one chance at third base
but he accepted that fautlessly.
Up to the eighth inning the Pirates made only
one hit They could do nothing with Matty. sey-
rnour had a field day centre, getting eight diff
icult flies.
Joe McGnnity and Maddox faced each other in
the second duel The Iron Man won easily. Young
relieved Maddox in the sixth inning, but he was
called in too late to be OF assistance.
AS a sample of the way the New Workers banged
the ball in both games 1t is only necessary 10 de-
scribe the fourth inning of the second session
Bresnahan hit like a shot through Tommy Leach
for base and scored a moment later when Mike
Donlin drove the ball between Clarke and Leach
for three sacks. Then Seymour doubled and Mike
cantered home. Sy went to third on Wild pitch
and scored while Wagner throwing out Devlin.
Captain Mike ripped things up again in the fifth
inning when with second and third he
smashed out triple and completed the circuit on
Seymour's sale drive. Pittsburg made three home
runs two o them IN SUCCESSFUL Dul tiiey ciile at
bad times.
There was one of the largest crowds on hand this
season expecting TO the New Workers beaten
four straight and they went home sadly disap-
pointed. TIE same teams meet In the decldlng
game OF the series tomorrow afternoon
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
AUTO TOUR GOES ON
TWO TEAMS LOSE POINTS.
Sir Clubs Hare Perfect Score for
GLdden Trophy.
rzr rer-rraph to The tribune. ]

Harrisburg Penn, July B--Two teams IN ths
contest for the Glidden trophy and three cars en-
tered for the Hover shield paid the penalty OF be-
ing forced to speed over rough roads between Bed
ford Springs and this place. distance Of 10s
miles I'm six hours to-day. The teams that went
down were from Syracuse and Rochester This
was caused by Franklin car tn the Syracuse team
cracking a spring and losing sixty points and a
seldeu car In the Rochester team being disqualified .
for using part not In its list OF spare ones
The Hover cars that went under were Moline
and two overlands Mrs. f. ". Shirley came
through to-day. but she has decided 10 abandon ths
r,,r as her mechanic was called home. The Chi
caso team that had a point chalked against II on
SATURDAY. has been whtewsshed. There are SIX
teams now with perfect scOres-twO Buffalo clubs,
paw state. Rochester Columbus and Chicago.
The tourney to-day hard on the tires Inere
uere a dozen cars that had blowouts and punct-
r-ss one car having eleven TO its credit OF dis
credit That made some Of the late in getting
in The first car did not get through unta after
midday and the checking tine was l o'clock
The first half of the was the harder oecauss
the cars had &c go over two good sized mountains
The last naIf over level roads. OUT pretty
-orsb and with plenty Of bumps The cars bowLed
along 10 make up time. and as some OF the rough
nlaces were hidden by water the cars struck them
.t+b a toI4 that ratified the passengers around Ike
go many handfuIs OF peas in peck measure
The tourists were entertained at smoker to-
,fgb+ b,, the local club. Tomorrow IL will be
rush for Philadelphia, 135 miles away The drivers
we're informed that there are number or traps
.Iong the route Tomorrow, and they viii have 70
he careful To obviate this difficulty when the cars
a- +o Massachusetts, on Friday, it was announced,
ona of the members Of the State Highway Con1uis-
sion would ride with the tourists from Albany
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
RIG TOTAL At CRICKET.
EugJsbmen Score We'll an Match
1ath .4merican Team.
uBy Cable TO The Tribunal

sor,bar,nton. England July 1s.-On hard and
fas+ wicket runs were piled up at a tremendous
rate to-day. when the Gentlemen Of Philadelphia
o7enes the third game of their tour against Hamp
shire The Engsishmen. who were fortunate IN
winning the toss. scored ass runs
Ano.ber century was recorded, this time against
.ho ar,erscans' bowling The player who had the
honor of running up biggest score so far IN lfe
TOM was Bowel and he was at the ~ickets i"ne
time and eventually retired by KING fpf 10"
cantain w N White followed with ~, ana Af
peared to be well set when he was run ou.- -.
s,,,en6id stand for the third wicket was naaoe "
I.u,-, and J. I. HiII who put on 30 AND o.
resnectively while BigneH added 40 near the eiose
of the inning -, L.h
] p. King had the best bowling anasisis' VIII VIII
xickets for 10 runs. Sayen's "icheus ~
secured at a cost of IS runs.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
AN AFRICAN WHALING ENTERPRISE

Consul Edwin S. Cunningham. of Durham. advises
that a company. with head offices at SandeiJord'
Norway has recently been formed. with the object
OF exploiting the whaling grounds adjacent 10 me
South African coast. particularly that OF NATAL
The consul details the plans as follows:
There is TO be a station Of the company az Dur
ban where plant for extracting oil and bone VIII
he established The method to be pursued VIII b9
the same that has been adopted with success n
Norway and the men engaged in the Work VII
be Norwegians who have had experience in the IL
dustry Briefly. the plan IS to use two small Ez..-
ing steamers which have been acquired by the eol-
pany and. making Durham the base Of operations
to scour the coastwise waters. and as soon as a
whale ha.; been taken. TO tow the body into the
harbor where the work of extraction viii be done
Bv this means. il is said that saving Of time -
effected and the process OF reduction is facilitated
"It is claimed that these steam whacrs are abs
70 take all kinds of whales with comparative IN
uuuitv from risk. the explosive harpoon Is nrsd
directly from the steamer. and the danger 0f pur-
suing the FISH in small boats is obviated- There
are large numbers of whales near this coast ana
there seems to be fair prospect OF success for
small company on the most economical ines
The capital Of the company is $4,000. and shares
70 the full amount have been taken in NaIal ana
Norway Consular Report.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
PERFECT SCORE AT BIsLEY SHOOT.

FsisIev July 1S-The National Rife Association
.oee4ing orseped here to-day. with unfavorable
weather. The principal event was for the Walde-
grave trophy, shots. respectively. at 500 and 900
yards II was won by Woodrow, OF England with
q highest possible 100.
Several Americans won small money prizes,
.,,one whom were Major c. 3. Winder. of Ohio,
snd 7 w Hession Of Delaware, with scores of ss'
Captain X h V. Casey of Delaware, and L l.
Eastman Of Ohio with 81; Major w B. Martin,
of New Jersey with e6; w T. Lueshner. Of New
York with 81; Benedict. OF Ohio, with go; Captain
q A Greene. of washington. with 81. and Lieu
tenant Sernou, OF Ohio, with IS.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
FAST GOLF FOR WESTERN TITLE.
H. Chandler Egan, Present Champion, FIN
ishes Third in First Days Play.

Rock Island Ill, July 16.-Kenneth Eo"aros oI
the Midlothian Country Club, Chicago with a IS
hroxe the amateur golf record for the Rock Island
Arsenal links in the first eighteen holes OF the
qualifying round for the Western amateur soIl
championship to-day. The previous record OF 't
was held by Ardo Mitchell, OF Rock Island h w.
Alien of the st. Louis Country Cluo nnlsneo sec
ond with 76 H Chandler Egan, the present title
holder was third with 79 None Of the best thirty
two scores was higher than &c. which Is by far the
best golf ever seen here
Nfnety-four players completed the first round OF
qualifying play. The second half or the quahl!lns
round will be PLAYED tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
TIMELY AUTO TOPICS.
Stanley Steamers To Be W'thdro'0"
from Racing Field.

Er Stanley, Of the Stanley Motor carrlase Na
oor,apv announced yesterday that the c. coA'e
baa vvifhdrawn from the racing neio' oh
:. ,,. no terms unfair discrimination aea
a,..,, cars In making the announcement. 'iI, N ~
,a- s,stes that he has returned the 9h
Darsr International trophy that was won Os ieu
,sa-r,ott IN Orrnond Beach three years aso'
tho uorld,s record time of s 20 SECONDS loi NV
mile -. consent
Mr. Stanley announced that he would not cOnso"
o. a.. ,ronosed race between the 1Z-cyhnoer 'i
nell and a Stanley steamer on the Auahuc ~
bo.cb this summer as he considers the oeaoH "a
tren,s,v dangerous for such fast cars
n ,s the distribution of weight, more tnan 'ne &c
nal weight of the automobile itself, that counts Ia
tire endurance This fact is being proven oaiiS :"
p,,,rone where the leading makers are ioiio"inS ~
closely the experimental records -ef the si'Sl
SUSPENSION system, which Is respohsiOie ioi '
tire saving record of Mitchell cars
"a mans weight hss little to do WIN the
an the soIes of his shoes It's the way ne ' "a'
the weight bearing angles OF approach anu 80,
.ustaining pover together with the frlcuoi VIC,
that commits" said Charles P SKINNER, oi t
Mitchell Motor Company. yesterday anu ~ 'N0
same in an automobile.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14

Records Fall in Olympic Games.

though some of the Americans were entered hoiie
started
An incident which is causing much talk IN
s,o-,,ro circles is the failure of the Olympic
cor,ro,ttee to have either the American or Swed-
ish flags displayed in the Stadium Inc Aine
cans remedied this omission somewhat by orins-
ing out many of their own Stars and STRIPES put
Sweden although Crown Prince GustaVe Aooiph
was ,resent was represented by only the single
flag carried by that nations athletes
The big events to be contested tomorrow IN
which Americans are interested are the hammer
throw the final of the 1500-metre. run ana Ihe
preliminary heats of the three-mile rum
The Americans have decided formally 10 pro-
test the entry of Tom Longboat. the CANADIAN
Indian runner but If the committee shouid oe-
eide 70 allow him to start they will abide by that
decision SO as not to interfere in any way with
the success Of the sports.
The summary follows
Ffteen-bundred- first heao.Won by ,. r z
Lightbody Chicago Athletic Association, secehe' Hiei
dows Canada third. Time. 4O7$s. -
can Athletic Club New York J. P. Haistead New YORK
Athletic Club second Butterheld England liifo i
Third heat-won by N F. Hallows, England; Lunsle:
Italy. Riley, Irish-American A. c. DID not
Fourth heat-won by Loney. England H, L. coe Uni
versity of Michigan second Time 4gSas T,Ss .1a.
Sixth heat-Won by J. E. Deakin England ilhe'
Seventh heat-won by H. A. Wilson. England Time
4114.
Four-hundred- swimming Girst heao-Won
by Battersby. United Kingdom. Time 5:4s o,.,
Second heat-Won by Foster, England. Time. oo4tt-
Third heat-Won by Tartakover. Sweden
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
TWO GAMES FOR ST. LOUIS.

At Washington First game r H E.
81 Touis ........O 0 l 0 % 4 2
Wasbineton ND l o % l
Batterfes-St Louis Graham and Blue; Wash
tngton johnson, Warner and Street.
Second game r. H E
81 Touis .........o 0 / 2 IA 0
Washington .........O l 0 % l
Batteriee-St Louis. Powell, Howell. WaddeIl
and Spencer: Washington, Smith and Street Um-
pire-O Loughlin
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TIGERS BREAK EVEN.

At Boston-First game n T.
ResFot FesFon ......::S ,...,,.::S Z % 5
Ratteries-Detroit, Kian and Schmidt; Boston,
Pruett and Criger; Cicotte and Carrgan
caoond sarne- r. H E.
t76sfop secDnu sai',o o o / xl 10 o
Detroit ...0 / 0 0 O.
Ratteries-Boston. Morgan and Carrigan; Detroit,
Summers Suggs and Schmidt. Cmpires-Hurst
nd
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
SMITH BEATS CURT AT CHESS.

In the fourth game of the match between Magnus
Smith and Charles Curt at the rooms OF the
Brooklyn Chess Club yesterday Curt played the
sicilian Defence Smith sacrificed the queen for
three pieces at early stage and after thirty
nine moves The score date is: Curt, /: Smith
4. 2
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
WILD PITCH COSTS BROOKLYN GAME

ST Louis July 13.-After losing three games ST.
Louis defeated Brooklyn here to-day by a score
of 3 TO 2 A wild pitch by Holmes in the ninth
inning let in the winning Konetchy Barry
and Delehanty made consecutive triples off Rucker
in the seventh inning. and Rucker retired
with no out.
rrho soIIp
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
CREW CAPTAIN FOR SYRACUSE.

Syracuse July 13.-w. Claude Fisher. Of Emmetts-
burg Penn was this morning declared captain of
the Syracuse varsity crew. The baloting done
bv mail Fisher has rowed No. in the boat for
two years.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
SECOND GAME.
Totel. IA 1871 Is q Totals -...S7

.Moeler batted Maddox in the fifth inning
~, vort ........ 0 0 o.
r5ittsb,re ..........-....... o "a
Two base htts-Thomas C2). Seymour, Bresnahan Three
base hits-Donlin C2,. Home rtns-Wasner storke VII
son Hits-On Maddox. ! in hve innings; on Young. .
btrGs innings sacrifice hitsLeach Donn Stolen bases
II escb Tennev SEYMOUR Devlin Double plays-DeV-
lin BridweiI and Tenney; Tenney and Doyle Left on
ha,es-Pittsburg TO- York. 4 First base on balls
of McGinnity. 3: off Maddox B.; off Young g. First
"a p"sf by MADDOX /: by Young. l. Wild pitch-Maddox-
Tiirney-I:t5 Tnpires-KIem and O'Day.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
BASEBALL PLAYERS ON STRIKE.

Binghamton. y. Y. July l3.-The Amsterdam
Johnstown and Gloversvilie team refused to play
the baseball game scheduled here to-day In the
State League because salaries not paid. and
the game was forfeited to Binghamton by the score
of 10 O. It said the franchise may go 10 Auburn.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
"
FIRST GAME.

.Kane batted for Camnitz IN the ninth inning
New York. ''''''-'-..... o o Q %
Txo-base hits-storke, Dolye Seymour Hits.On Lei
a.id in one and one-third innings; off Camnitz. IN
seven and two-thirds innings. stolen base-Doyle LfIt
On hases-Pittsburg 8; York. 8. First base on
baI1s~Cff Camntz, First base on error-New YORK l.
Sfr,,ck fut~By Nathewson, 2; by Camnitz, g. Time
40 Umpires- Day and KLEIN
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
SOX WIN AND LOSE.

At Philadelphia: First game r H. E;
Philadelphia ..-...-..-1 ! 0XG % J.
Observation-Disclosures Dygert. Plank and
scbreck: Chicago, Manuel, Sullivan and Weaver.
Second game Il n u,
PHILADELPHIA ........O l o % 4
Ratteries-Chicago White and Sullivan; Phila-
dephia Bender and Smith, Coombs and powers
Irr1lnre-Connoliy.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
AFTER LITTLES TROPHY
Wright and Clothier among " M
ners on Seabrght Courts.

Karl H Behr A S. Dabney and the TWO @ aot
national champions. Beals C Wright ana 49,
clo+hier won yesterday on the couros Va '
cah-sobt avn Tennis and Cricket Club at sea
bright Y ] The matches marked the opehnHs VI
the singles on the lose and out system 'he
of which will meet Raymond D. Litue as ii'e ~.
Of the Acheiis Cup, which has previously D'ei -
,,,, William A Larned and Frederick B. Aehahoei-
~, ahIos which will begin this afternoon, IN
oIDde the leading pairs this section OF the couh-
try .. ,o-,,
Behr who has been showing some e'ia''e A
this season. met Bernon S. Prentice IN ms nia'ei
II was not until Prentice had scored the hfsl se'
at GO that Behr got under full headway- 1hen ne
NC ,,,cl in getting I'D to the net and despite all
of 'Preptice's work to check him, Behr mace aulch
work to the end with his smashing drl'es' "1iiiiie
the second and third sets at 6-3, 6-2
Roth of the former champions, Clother ana
Wright disposed Of their opponents with ease
Clothier defeated Henry W. siocun VINO was
among the first of the American champions when
the game young, 6- 6-S. slocutn ofi'ins
was fast but he not equal to the hner polhtS
of the game as played by Clothier. Wright de-
feated c Frederick Watson, jr. Is, 6-2 1t re-
nlained for Dabney defeat his Harvard mate
Nathaniel W. Niles, in an easy match which ended
at Ga O. 1Niless strokes had no terrors for
Dabney. who sashed the ball all around his oppo-
nent.
Calhoun Cragin reached the final round of the
singles at the continuation OF the open tournament
on the courts of the Apawamis Club Rye, yester-
day In the semi-final Cragin displayed his best
form He was fast his volleys and defeated
Lawrence d. Woodbury.. 7-5, 6-1. He will meet
the winner OF the Lyle E. Mahan-James s. Cush-
man match in the final round
The summary follows:
Mems open singles first round)-H D Montgomery
feated William Rosenbaum, 6-2. 6-3; I! D. Wood
defeated l.. Wyeth. 2-6, 6-3, 1l-9.
Second round--Calhoun Cragin defeated IL D. Mont
Fonery 60 &C; James S. Cushman defeated w y.
& 2 6 IIle r. W.
Salinger 6-I Go.
Woodbury.. 80, 6-l-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
The score follows:

Twobase h.H9steiieT r
RI5oker 4 IN innings off Holmes. in pa innings.
stolen bases-Rucker. Burch. Bliss Double plaJ-Ma-
ionsy "a Fergen Left bases-St Louis, 4. Brooklyn,
g. Frrst base balls-oh Raymond L on Rucker J.
It nv itcher-T3y Rucker, 2 struck out-3y Raymond,
6; bv Rucker. g. by Holmes, = Wild piten-Holmes.
Time-I:37. rmpre-Rigier.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
BOSTON, 3; CINCINNATI, 2.

At Cincinnati: K n T.
Cincinnati II % 2
Batteries-Roston Dorner, Boultes and Graha m;
Cincinnati. CoaAey and sch4eL oInpire-Hudder-
har
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.

Fall River, 4; Lynn. 3.
New Bedford 8; Haverhill l.
Brockton, 6; Lowell o.
Lawrence, 3; Worcester
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14

Largest Dealers New and
"a Hand Autos in the
World"
ents sunday pspsrA
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
PHILADELPHIA. g; CHICAGO, 5.

At Chicago: X II r.
rhicapn rIIlau., p''.o ..0 0 3 2-5 IA 2
Ratteries-Philadelphia Sparks and Doom; Chi
oogo Iurdgren and Moran. Umpire-Emslie and
JOhnStune.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
GIANTS CLIMB HIGHER
WIN TWO FROM PIRATES.
Mattu an Rare Form and McGinnitu
Plays HIS Part.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
New York Mt Pittsburg.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

New York. Z; PfttsburR. = (6rst game).
New York :: Pittsburg. (second camel. -
St. Louis. 3: Brooklyn. g.
Boston. 8: Cincinnati e.
phiIadeInhfa &.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14

IT hear he has reformed
Yes: he got scared The doctor told him that 4
warm climate wouldn't agree with hfru."-Newark
Evening Star.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS

Springfield 4: New Haven. g.
Meriden. g. bridgeport
New Britain, 8; Holyoke 90 innings).
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14

baseball To day, 4 r. M--American League Par
n T.. Americans Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Wilkes Barre :; Albany,
Scranton II; Troy, !.
Syracuse, z; Utica, T.
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Two-base hits-Bradley. Hickman, Niles Sacrifice
hits-Manning, \. Clarke Birn1ingham stolen bases.
| afoa on First base bas--Of Manning, 3; on
Cbecb / Struck out-By Manning. l. by Chech /. Wild
| nitchNNanning. Tfne-1:55. Umpires-Sheridan and
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Richmond County Club to Haze
Long Eighten-HOle Course.

The recently formed Waterbury Country CLUB has
tlossonled out with full eghteen-hoie course. ana
E,gAne Reilly home bred professional. has been
ngaged The old nine-hoIe links Of the Water
bprv Golf Club has been abandoned
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14

baltimore. g: Jersey City 2.
Providence, 8: Newark. B.
Toronto. 1; Buffalo, o.
Rochester 8; Montreal. l.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YEsTERD

at Newark.
Jersey City at Baltimore.
Buffalo Toronto. .,
nj Mnntrc cal
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Cleveland 8; York. o. . ,
~ Iouis q: Washington. 9 first ganie,
Louis 4: Washington. (second gahel
Philadelphia. 8: Chicago hrst game gam ar,s,
Chicago. o; Philadelphia. (second giame''
Detroit 6; Boston. first gaine).
Boston A. Detroit. (second game.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14

Iobn MuIgrew. a graduate from the caddie ranks
AT the Richmond County Country Club. has secured
the place as professional at the Lake Thomas COZ
C1ub near Albany. Until last Saturday Mulgre"
was assisting Herbert Strong at ApaWaInIs- Inc
former PLAYS a good game. as Charles Seely' tAe
,roroIftan charnpion learned to his surprise IN a
practice round the day before the Apawanlis tour
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14

Val Flood. the athletic trainer at Princeton has
been granted a leave of absence for the summer
and he will put in his time as proresslonal d tS
4vde Manor Golf Club. Sudbury. VI Prior TO MS
o.ogernsnt AT Princeton Flood vas regularly en-
pIoved as greenskeeper at various courses IN tAs
East.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14


.Batted for Kenow seventh inning tBatted for
Manning In ninth inning
f-,a,.eIand .......... 0 0 0 2 Q o o o-s
New York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o U U U v y y y ~
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NO RUNS FOR YANKEES
CJ.EVEL4ND GETS THREE.
Consecutive Hitting Brought about
Defeat for Nezc York.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Cleveland at New York
Chicago Philadelnhia .
St Louis at Washington
pESIIiTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14

Totals Al 2 q2711 0I Totals ..S4 O1O 27 16
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% % % = md aaPssI Is a bdI5 % aa m MS cSns @
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to pace IN n
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was
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
Automobiles.

.Apprenuce allowance.