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new Y0RKS KEEP THE LEAD
THEY AND TIE CUBS EACH WIN
TWO GAMES.

Ames pitches weir Against eincinnatis
-ReuIbsch Of chicago shuts Brook.
pns Out Twice-Pirates Blank Boz.
tons-Cardinsia ana PhiIiies divide.
The New Yorks apA chicasoa each played
tvo games yesterday and are still neck and
,eck. with the faw Yorks leading. The
Vew FORKS took care OF the Clncinnatis
. couple OF times and the Cubs BANKED
me Bfooklyns In both sections OF q double
header. The Pittsburgs' shut cut the Bos-
fans and the Philadelphia and st. Louis
tsams broke even. Four OF. the a. ven
ssmes we're whitewashes. and the East
gcst series came to o close after a
week OF hysteria. President Murphy. of
me Chicago club decided yesterday to
elaim the game Of Thursday. the game that
Sssn't played, On the Rround' that 10 was
torfeIted by the New Yorks. He laid his
use before President, Pulliam,. who won't
take action until he gets the New Yorks
cubs formal protest Of Wednesdays game.
He probably will get that tomorrow. The
results:
New York. o; Cincinnati, 1-F1rst Game.
New York. 9: Cincinnati. s-sepoad
Game.
chicago, 5; n~rookIyn. O-First Game.
chicago, o, Hreekiyn. 0-secsnd Game.
Ptttsburg, 3; Boeton, o.
Ct. Louis, 8; Philadelphia, 2-F1rst Game.
Philadelphia. II 81, Louie. e-second
Game. '@f. . 4. -
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THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
WEST VIRGINIANS PLAY CLOSE
GAME WITH TEE QU4KERS.

PehrsSivapisne make only One ouchdoyn
-Indztns and Lafayette Each Win By
Score of 10 ID O--nrown Makes Btg
TPtai-0thsr Centetts on Gridiren.
The pisskin was set TO flying, on many
gridirons yesterday and the season 10 now
on In earnest. Two OF the stronger eleyens
had battles that we're pncomfoftably close.
though there were nc upsets in the way OF
unexpected defeats. The UnivefsIty OF
Pennsylvania eleven played Its first game
oEthe ssason and In the University OF West
vtrginif' eleven caught q tartar. The
Qdakers. won with 0 single touchdown, The
Carlisle Indians made only ten points Against
the vtilapova team, and Lafayette disposed
81 wyoming Seminary BY the Same score.
brown started her season with o big total
against New Hampshire State College,
while Buclrnell found Susouehanna easy to
beat. The scofes; . 2
Pennsyiyania, o; Vest virginia, O..
Carlisie, 10; viiianovA, D.
Hrewn. "a; New Hampshire. o.
10; wyoming. o.
Ruckncil. 40; susmehapna. o.
Holy Cross, o; Norwich, o.
Iaeiefnsen, .; western Maryland, o.
Frankiip and Marshan. -; EiveFsen, o.
Bates, .; Exeter. o.
Syracuse, rs; Hamilton. o. ~.
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Inc. str6Aq ga f1DhltAikhE e nechia6S ef
III y zee s. Sssssd s. @sssessSss.i5 ! 10 e
whistle past the eqpmissLve Brooklyn bat:
confusing syrve4 and thines q a. yet undia.
Soysrsd The ShItasos Rlayed fine bsll
sSe 6a6s med. fSyfr rsns. Troy cegISkt
but there were brcSkiyh 5ffors % hsip them:
stances. Tse srooiiyns Were thressSpiSs
In the seventh 1nnin6 when q hIt and an
error put two ph bASss With no6ody Gut:
nailed. a runner asleep Then Hummei
famed and Jordan was passed ~purposely.
BuFch MT 70 steInfeid for . force. The
scores:
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MAYHEM STARTS OUT WELL.
Brown Haifback Makes Ions nuns IN
First Football Came

PROVIDENCE, Sept. 20. Brown opened
her football season at Andrews Field to-day
with q 81 to o victory over New Hampshirs
State College. The visitors were lighter than
the homo team. but In the fret half played
o strong defensive game. holding Brown
twice on the Ave yard line, Browne eleven
was composed almost entirely Of. new ma
terial, Klrley, Dennie, smith and Mayhem
bslng The onlly, olS players In thag rms. In
s p Ss aFs' pIs ~ ,S aSk az s siftr i SssSsr H aEsnsd.
the goal. Mayhem with poor intsyference
made the. second Touchdown on . long run.
but failed to kick the goal. go
IN the. second half MsShsw MADE a SIXTY.
Ave yard run Tor a touchdown. and another
was scoted Of q beautifully. worked forvafy
th1 bali, Marble, who went on In Msyh9w'e
place IN the. second half. made , dnAl
Touchdown after a hssdy 2 n PIP Xsrds;
sss si for hc1lGins in sSs hiss half.
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oNE TOUCHDOWN FOR U. OF p.
west virginia Provides q stin Resistanee
to Red and niue Eleven

~PHIApRLPRIA, Sept. 2e.-By making USE
Of forward passes In the second half of the
game to-day with West Virginia. Pennsyl-
vapia won the opening contest Of Its foot
bali season by the score Of 0 to O. Halves
Of only fifteen minutes were played because
Of the warm weather. In b irss hah
Pennsylvania had the bah for a first down
on the visitors 70 yard line when time
ives called. In the second half after scor-
ing a touchdown by the aid Of two forward
passes Pennsylvania took the ball down the
feid to the one yard line when the whistle
blew. H~ollenbsck cut on sixty-pevsn yards
q .bs distance by . One rnnbaes o. the
Tho work Of the Pennsylvania team vas
very racssd. The West Virginia boys did
not shoS, ! p very :troes ia physteal Ssndhi ~.
Piissy; ,Thss played nothing but straight
fennsyIyania was Unable 70 score tn the
atsF half despite good runs around ths
hot pspetfate The line. bat tried 70 do little
else. N the second half the forward pass
ia TkA unntrns H 10
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rv YORK o LIZA CINCINNATI. L.-sscoxp oA,n.

Observation-Disclosures. New. York-Ten.
Sineinn,t, !; Newborn. i. flfst base on Ssiis
= = Du6ee. 5; on Q struck out-gy Dvbee.
hts Devlin, Bridwel sAerihce hlu-HuEgins,
inionAn. Seymour. Double ~plays.Bayless and
ven, hertog and Tenney. umplret-Johnstont
nc Klein. Time hour and ~ mfnutss A.
CHICAGO ". ~. S; BROOKLYN. o-rIRsr GAME.
Verify 1t was classy ball tho Cubs played
gains the Brooklyns yesterday. for with
sssness and despatch they shut out the
bfooklyns twice. A large share Of the
nestness and despatch was supplied by Ed
heuleaeh. the big Cub pitcher, Reulbach
Hehed both games and therefore the re-
Variable achievement OF whitewashing Q
can twice In one afternoon was hit. He
~ 0 In the FIRST game and better In
'ne second. beeinuine, 'staytng and hnish
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BUoKNELL SCORES EASILY.
First Football Game . vietsry Over
SusquehsnRs.

L%EwisBURo. Pa. Sept. 7s.-Bocknelrs
arst football game OF the season to-day
was q victory aver Susa nehanBa University
BY q score OF - to o. The form displayed
bv the q and blue steven WA excel
lent for 90 early In the season. The Sus-
ouehapna forwards were unable TO with
stand the rusbes Of B~uoknell's backs. who
gained through the line and eiroled the ends
down. Bnckneirs freshman auartsrSack.
Munk. halfback McNinch and Capt. O'Brien
showed brilliantly csps nysrs ana ,sls
coach. excelled for the visiting team. Phe
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- sss' ~ :sss isiGs, 3D. = s'I rsssa! s;sss.
sS Si.ss iBsssaRR. As. hssAy ] doE Ssf Essry cape.
KAN: E:lEieHR TsSIsss; ! f { : a:y ]. 4. H aS1Fssss.
/ Sss s.s; VII I: !: T nsSsiii. s : Ssss ss ]. Z I: S S;S;ass. !
w; 4. O.. nov ecs Ssf y. " ei bssy. SS'aoSn::
VIII 's " h q ! Il; ssp 3 BE sssPisyi ~
round for DIE clubs championship al the
a a.ss:stjGs eoY fsalssrss S ZIP @iSsitss %f SsfsSssa
s sGs Bs : Even ssls g. ' H.. w fSitsf a.. ssssi
5 es srSs; scRrs e e. n hso ns ss.ssss s9%ps Sloes
's SER. Of a. % Ths fGIioEtnf we're w Che bs -
b.S y; 5lyi ,S ssj ta asy p S. hss flame. 81 q. Y. I.
msp Qualify and viii play OF next Saturday.
IeSssa nv won sst sss H unit Il medal sSEiS n sSs quail
fy.iHk round for the oh~amptonship Of the
kiobmond County Country Club Yesterday
the rsht TO continue ~ match. play. and
W. issssnsn. TSose Who oaSsiiaed Wore:
Ls xsfn y I e. n. a. 81 4. g. J; 3. \. ssSss Il 3, y 3. I.
Ti1isns g; Z Y Aanains; OH !: E. fa9s.; e;
RISt.Isr 9; Il; [. oohaney. %; r. l. Davis o.;
The draw for the frs. match round fol-
Wiliams, .ILoysep vs.. Fsbsr: Mari ys:
". zssT. Laid vs.. Stout.
Over their tenghtened and improved
eenrse membefs OF tho Arsdaie Golf Club
competed at beth match and medal play
stsS eSsmptonshiSp Howard Gee se' che title
while Pred Fullerton won froe John Baker
S q 'i for The rSsss.cn s'' Sa lea u o sa g aano y
the prises viii be presented Yesterdays
scores were:
!: AZ A 4 $$s ss:s:; = !. !, ~ sJsi !! 9 : Ss::$ $; \: IA e.
PArERsos. N. j.. Sept. as.-The Hover
to-day. and played the North Jersey team.
With the Ind exception q judge Francis
Su6ern tssm. Judge Scott had q lot Of
eIpls!nins % do last evening, He is rated
played 40 o. the lie S sHa Sif sys.em tine TSs sa sso Ss'
ban. ss. |: V ss; Z: SCI. :? |; s aSas ssss. : e: 9 5eas.. ;
Lou. SE. Gsdney, !; ". Lewis, o r. Goodbody. ..
.Jn addition to. the. SECOND round Of the
there we're Class A and B medal play handi-
caps, The results were:
Hs ssss be-. sssip5s B.. eS.f,R .isssss Up T ND ! ! pay :;
3 Si. III /. ] f ss.. ssss S ;; Il ts asP !ss.I ! " saS Sn "a !
S.S1;Is v; Dean: q ~; 2. :; ss:,.sm;,
I IIat, ". y Vain Hsi%. g g. h. Pero'v'i'
ss. oss. d !; Isf' 81. R 81 I I. Il Il. H sossasl:
GS-Mf. ". kssiiast 10 ss-M
Nassau Country Club yesterday and q. W.
6chuuan and ]. X. Munro won with o es
net. The leading cards were:
@. ". Schpman and ]. R, Munro, D. 2s-6s:
\; {; ge!ssT snd Vi Subky !; h " g. f. H s1SS; II au ":
dock saa i. ". 6tusy. A'm-p;-R.T MsGusty
end Nv HeTter. se,-la---7S.F. (; ss.ershan and
I6nnsbury. %. I7-7s! 3. II. Tobey aud z.
The. second round for the championship
wAs pi3ysd q, the wykssyi Country Club
yesterday. Tho summary:
ftsyt Dtyfsos-y.. d. Calhoun beat 2; II. hsrt.
z s, sss ]: NJ. !; q g, q. HS Sss, F. o y; i I. : yd , sp.
sssd 3 b: n: dsiast besso. K; Nsi.by. Ss,saas.
. =. Iii d } ): 81 Ss.s F's: Ssssst. 81 dsssat,::
hsr Z ~ 81 81 ~ k. !. ss.s w . . J J s ssa : =.
wiz: "A {, I: saisa Ssss !; g; pssres;;
e a X 81 4 a 3; S SET q. hi I. td =. h up psln'''. :
Pratt. { had xsBL K: Fsmham beat Il. ". Jessup.
5sn6SA.H Il. Moore besiL-o @. ooessins. sup
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LoeiI quits Aiichisan fer Yale.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Sept. ,e.--ysck
Losli, Michisans all around football player
was In this city to-day on his way to Yale ,
He u not going back 10 Aim Arbor. Il
shall not be eligible this year ct Yale, hut
can play next Year n I can make the team
he eeid. Yost considers him the most
Versatile football player who ever came to
Michigan, fl
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EsnsmcaiesgSSn r, u S9ass .; piyts
o. ssss.-eh!ssao. ' Il; Es~ scrE, H :. Tsres S ssa
hts isneli, Lsporte: Hahn. Two bsss hit
Tsnnehln. Stolen bases-LapoIte. DougherV q,
yeneA Davis Parent Double plsys-Ban and
aSH smith. AZ = 81 snd w Iissai rs n e ess.S on s 4 81
Billiard. q Struck out-by Smith, Q: ey Wilson.
St, N Ssax Il by Bilii F ,di . By M ss =
Chesbfo, & In one and one.third innings: on
smith, 8 In seven innings. Um~pire-Connoily
rne-s hours and 7 minutes. Attendance-iS. F1
, GLzvELAsp. s: w~AsHISoroS.N
CLEVELAND, Sept, @.-Cieveland. despite dx
glarfng errors. took the measure OF It's two wash-
n gton hoodoos today. winning 5 10 I from Hughes
and Iohnaon The score.
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SYRACUSE BEATS HAMILTON.
Hot weather . Little Too Much. Hew'
eser, for Heavy Orange Men.

SYRACUSE, Sept. te.--ln q game o.
football made unpleasant by excessively
warn weather Syracuse University to-day
defeated HAMILTON College 10 70 .. The
heat was clearly too much for the heavy
Orange men. while their LIGHTER oppcnsnts
Tbs Feature 81 the esns wss q ferry ysrd
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Victory for Lafayette 70 Open season.

vtetoFy Tor lafayette 20 Open bess0n.
wssmiSs op ass the The soS.ssii season ssss
this Afternoon, Neither team was In good
form, but Lafayette was stroue on defence
and showed, considerable speed. .wyomlng
plqyed- q. kiekihs .Gsnse. not trying ofteA
10 break thelins. Lafayette'e backs shovfd
Lsfayetts lineup In order tp try out tie
men. The scors was toto o In ~Lafayettes
favor, Edwards and McCaa each making
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Peil end torrance WIN at peublss, 7.

The final match In tho doubles "a thksopsnd
lawn tennis tournament Of the Hdsewoodf
Golf Club was played yesterday ct Rides-
wood, N. j. The nnsiists were TheodofsN.
PeI. New York L. T. c., and HAtry Tor.
EssnSs, Jr.. EnElswosd r ssat9st RiSAa{9
Kin K f sossnba Sidsf EstseS r. /. 2 fa R ! wv ses
rsilery not . little 81 tekinE the fnS I've
get. WITHOUT great Mort Teryancs ~ nSf
the second 81 he 6raced up and With etnf
plsyins In seod style tasy tSSs thf saeessds s
struggle. Pell and Torrance vinningttefterr
fourteen games. The scores weft gSaA
Sc, e-S, I'll, So. 49, Nis ~ fs9E .
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totals. 80 70 n u |
0 0 Q ! 0 Q 1 OF
o 4 D q q a
Cincinnati.
View YORK..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, !; Paskert, l. New
Nnnsu. !; New 'York, !. Left on ~bases-ctncin.
Ing. !. Struck out-By Ewing, .; BY MAthewson, I.
Home nn-Bayless. Three base hlt--Tenney.
Double pIay-Mathswson, Herlog and Ttnney,
Passed ~bal-Schlei.. Wild pitch-Ewing. I'm.
nires-Rlem and tombstone. T1me-l hour and
u minutes,
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YACHTING SEASON ENDS.
Y. C. Winds II Up with Handi'
cap Regatta fer All Clssses.

The yacht racing season OF 1908 ended
yesterday with tho B~ensonhurst Yacht
Clubs regatta for the REGULAR Gravssend
Bay classes. 1t was . handicap affair, the
committee figuring out the allowances.
On the fret four races sailed the allowances
we're not made known until the yachts had
finished. Twenty boats sailed around
oourss No. .. going to Fort Hamilton. Sea
Gate and Bensonhurst. The larger yachts
we're to have gone around three times.
twelve miles In all. but the wind was very
ickle. and they were stopped at the end OF
the second round. The others sailed twice
around. eight miles In all;
When the committee boarded Commo-
dore Childs's stoop Maydio there was a
southeriy wind blowing. but his changed
IS soon rs the yachts crossed the line to
southeast and later worked to the east and
then hauled again to southeast. II was q
most accommodating wind. as IL backed
and hauled 90 a. 70 allow the Yachts to
make Q reaching race Of 1t all around the
Tss Sue and Adyta sailed together as
z .s Sw . iins o. on t b. A y ftots has b Sssg gs saa,ars
showed him very little. Tie Sue had q
allow the Adyta IL seconds And she led all
sSe y ymin nUSsS Il ~ seconds oorrectsd time.
only two on board and she made q poor
: :s.s i. t ssS tS Nj; Y &. n marx e t SS:D sssfs.
but kept on for the sake OF. q eah,
In the Q class the JOY had to allow the
soyh 4 per cent. IT was the joys weather
again, Hight airs and Q smooth sea, and she
sailed away from the Sega. b Soye
rot the best Of the start. but was passed
s sSSs b x. .A Ssy ~ Rsd ~ 4. . t min ses Il q s Il: . aa:.
The Joy won the race by II minutes 20
In the IS foo. class the NJ and r had to
allow time to the Poster and Gunda.. 3 per
cent. 70 the Ginda, And 7 per cent. 70 the
Pester,. The NJ and Z got away well. but
on he Art round was passed by the Gunda.
.hish lea 9. o the end oS Of The .s sSSnd ,a Sy (
eeeded, IN settinE close enough TO the
Madame won In the FIRST division Of. the
handicsp cless bsctins The S;hsrs boat
Careless Won, Her competitor. the Sousw.
d'a ri SOW en''f Poke and Merry widow raced
on even terms'and the SLOW Poke o In
the, k~noSkabsyt class ths ziE Tag Won
boat to finish. The Chico took the second
prize and the Bobs was third on corrected
time.
Yacht Club went out OF commission a this
week nearly all the yachts thai have been
racing on Grayesend Bay this season will
bo laid up. The summaries:
s~LoorS-oLAs -srAar. . :. h~.-oounsH. . NAt.
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Dicidnson VIM MIN DimcuIty.

CARLIsiR, Pa. Sept. 7e.-pichipson,S
football season was opened to-day against
Western Maryland University. Dickinson
won, s 70. 0. the first half closing without q
soore. The pigshin was fer the greater
Territory. 80
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.Ba,ted for Barr In me ninth inning.
tbaited for Powers In the ninth inning.
PPs,,.s.,pSi. .....:::;:aa SSSSSdS'iI
Runs : petrol,.Bssh,. I, sehmidt; !; Down. !.
Phiisdsiphis-BakeI. !; MURPHY, l. ~ base
81 pesSS.n. l. osirueE svt..By posoysn. Z ~
Pisnk. 4 stolsp bases-9v.h Cobb. Scheefef.
Nichols, Len on bsses,.petrois !: PhllAdsiphia,
8, Umplres-Evans and Hupt. Tme-ihouf and
% minutes, Attendsnce-o,r<
sosroN "a. L). & ~. Leun "a. Lilo
Browne again 20 ,dsy. wsddsl. who pitched hls
secpnd cams In three days hsla the ytatofs down
SpesEsr's stop Of q hot iinsr ssopped the bruwSS
AFTER they nIied tbs SAses in the axsh. Hits and
Wfnnint suns 70 Boston IN the second. Tie score:
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PHILADELPHIA IN. L., 1: ". LouIs IN. L.. o-sro-
" 0AkH.

ror-Phiiadelphis. Left on bases-PhiadeIphia.
!: 81. Louis J. Sacrifice hlo 81 u. fIst
base on 6ali;.or Lug; . struck outT,By Gov.
Rigler. Times minutes. Attendance-y,jfL
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na.s ~ caek. Herr Of the Syracuse teens
Sg!top, yhs ssyTisd ths pLgslin twenty.
FSiIs the a.soo sSsotitSss present kept
tkeInshiyes cool With palm Ieef fana.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
white sox Hand WaiIoping to New Yorls,
and Clevelands and Detseits WIN.

and Cievelands and Detreits WIN.
The New York closed a week yesterday
In witch they won only one game, The
White sox trounoed them hard. bat there
was no change In the American League
standing, al the Clsvelands. managed 70
take Q game from the w~ashinstons and tho
Dstroits squeezed out q victory over the
,Athist.os. The Browns wsre shut out By
the Bostons. The results:
Chicago. n; New York. o.
Cleveland, o; Washington, q.
Detroit. d Phiiadciptia. ..
BOston, H. o.. Louis. q.
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Ietts q. LNstfaiLAnstsaIA @. H., a-yns.

Runs-Philadelphia-N1Ece ~, Osborne, I.
s. ST. s=' q :E9sS. { s zsiI MI 4 ks 4 & 7'it ]; is,r; j.
Left on bases-<philadelphia. 10 ST. Louis II.
Morris, Sparks. ffrsi base on 6sils-0d SPARKS.
/; OF Higgins, T. STRUCK out-By Spsrks, & by
Higglns, Double piayf- Mor1s and Ko,
'petchy; Grant Knabe = Bransneld. stolen
Passed SslIshissihA. Smpiss -Ririef. Tine
hours and IS nlnutet-
PHILADELPHIA IN. L. 1: ". LouIs IN. L.. -sro
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Holy Cross Makes Ono Tssehaswu.

woncxsrHR. Mass, Sept. 2e.-Holy Cross
opened it's football season here to-day
against Norwich University Of Vermont,
and defeated the visitors . TO o. The teami
were evenly matched.
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',Batfed for joss In the fourth inning.
tBaited for Street In the ninth inning.
;bstted for johnson IN the ninth inning.
Vsssins zion. ...SS SssSooeS
4 Birmingham, 4. wsshington-Frecnan.i d; Ne.
Bnde, ! Street,: HyghesL TIVE base tits-IL.ajole.
Street. 6acnnce hitststcysll,, Ganiey. Shipke.
nan. t1rsI base on baIis-oG IehhsrdI. ]; "a
HuShes, 9: on johnson. J. First base on errors
%sssins i ION. !. s,iues o 81 joss. I: ~ hfI.SSs
hsrdt. 4 81 hushsss 9; by yShason. : PoobIs
btsvsh UHptfes-shendas and Eean. Time
houTs and q minutca Attsndance-ies8
pErRodr Q; rHnApIzsmit "a. L.. T.
tho PhnadeiphIs busoh Into holes during de mai
three innlnGs OF tho game 70 day. stfkiog out
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Touchard In New Yesk La =. C.SFshassas
eustave ,. Touehard won his place ID tia
fnai round Of the club stnsies Shat1picny1fp
yesterday On the epurt4 Of ths. xeI. YORK
e., 60, S-s. ghNyc
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/: f Spas. !. yIs.,l s:.s u u ss; s=4sSs.Geih 4 .,es's |.
Left on ~bases-ohietao, n. Byootlyn,. 4 .'FIret
ssssoS e. ou salisy2 29ul sssIDs = Sy i wi Ha %.iS ;. Two I;
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Other Football Ga!

Other Football Games Yesterday.
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AZ Watervile-Colby. iG Ksnfs Hill, 3.
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MOTOR BOAT SEASON OVER.
winners Of the Series Prizes Decided b,
Yesterdays Events,

The,carpfsa1 OF aths h6tSS boats which
has been going ON, for a.ysek-gnh head
quarters at tie Colonial Yacht club at the
foot of west issth street ended yesterday
with the third and last Of the. series Of races
for trophies which dre supposed 20 stand
for. championships. With the exception
Of the Dixie IT,; however. there have been
very ordinary boats racing and some Of the
prizes have been obtained through walk
overs.
Z. J. Schroeder's Dixie ii. has done we'll.
She has not had anything to push her to her
best racing speed and has been alone In her
olass. but her performance 8 have been con-
Yesierda y she went over the thirty
nautical mile course in 1 hour 5 minutes 81
seconds. whichrh at the rate of ~ "a nautical
or 81 "a miles an hour. In four days
8 he went 10 miles AZ an average sp9ed OF
q 90 NAUTICAL pr Sly gtst.ite miiessn hour
sss ana ! 4 I nov ss fhs' ssldsr Of Isl inter,
a4 The e,p w We. beaten boa. tsr boa. ys..sr;
time by - minutes t.seconds. and through
her performances In ne sfries, has csptured
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osne S't BY J. 4 4. eG%Rfs vent ,ps around e'sSiT !Ss
cup. Charles L. selbury's Speedway Wins
che prize for racing boats over 20 feet. and
aid not have acompstltor The Wsmeso
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Ter he Pnseeton. Fled jasse%picksen' Fennsyi.
yania, Head Iinesman Smith. Rucknel.
TopchdownIIlboy, Goal from toa%chdoyn.
g n.inutes. MISUNDERSTANDING Hearts
for Little Old Man. bird Tor Little Boy. Kencriy
for Gardner; Kelly for Raien'!. Penny f9r We.
Vliianova-Moore Cor Mccormirk. legee for
Wash.
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