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New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
B4SSFORD WINS TWICE.
Reaches Third Round IN Knicker-
booker r. &. Tourney.

Cornells oldtime lawn tennis expert, Abraham
Bassford jr and Dr. William Rosenbaum fur
nished stirring matches in the singles of the tour
narnent on the courts of the Knickerbocker Field
Club, F1atbush. yesterday. The doubles contrib
uted an upset to add to the interest. as F. H.
Sandborn and Waiter l.. Pate, the Brooklyn cham
pion pair went to defeat despite their being twice
within stroke of taking the match.
Bassford first disposed of f. b. Edgel1, at IS,
CO and then met ]. w Anderson. The latter pos
sessed a deceptive passing stroke. which he used
effectively. so TO win the first set at 6-3 Then
the old Cornellian discovered weakness on Ander-
sons lefthand side, and good generalship carried
Bassford easily along in the second and third SETS
so that he at Ga. 6-3.
DR.. William Rosenbaum defeated the veteran. e.
J. Branerd In a hard match, finally winning at
26 g. 7-5. Sandborn and Pate a bit
ragged on team work in the doubles and lost to
H d Best and E. S. Cameron, at 6-1 3-6, IS.
The summary follows:
Mems singles Girs round)A Bassford, tr.. defeated
second Pound-Dr william Rosenbaurn defeated E j.
Brainerd. 2-6. 6.4 10; A Bassford. jr, defeated J.
Mems doubles roundl-G. s Groesbeck and r. H
Boggs defeated T. Edgell and ]. G. Allen. 6-1 62:
HI. Molenhauer and Joseph 7. McMahon won from L.
and L. g Reimer defeated A. s. westfa1l and DR. H
H Waugh 6-1. e-2; H. n. Best and E. S Cameron
defeated F. H Sandborn and ". L. Pate, 6-1. 3-6 ID
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
The ". O.. Il. Not to Hare Team an
Olgmmc Cup Com petition.

There will be Metropolitan Golf Association
team in the Olympic Cup competition. which will
be held on July IL over the links of the Rock
Island Arsenal Golf Club. Charles H. Seely, the
recently appointed captain OF the Metropolitan
Golf Association forces. finds that it is impossible
to get representative players willing to make the
long journey.
Such leaders Jerome D. Travers the national
champion; Walter j. Travis. Fred HerreshOf and
FTndIav s Douglas have all stated that II Will be
impossible for them to go Seely said last night
that under such circumstances he did not care to
head the undertaking. The Metropolitan team won
the Olympic Cup last year at Cleveland
Walter 7 Travis made Il at the Apawamis
Club course yesterday, which equalled the record
held by Will Anderson, the professional, and F. s.
Douglas He made the score In practice match
with ]. D. Foot for the three day tournament that
begins tfis morning There are los entries booked
for the tournament only notable absentee being
Jerome D. TraVeTs.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
RESULTS OF GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Cy Young rested yesterday after his hit1ess game
OF Tuesday and the Yankees managed to get all of
three runs The trouble that Boston gathered
four. The crowd which is growing smaller daily
during the awful slump the home is experience
ing, drew some consolation from the fact that 1t
was fairly close contest, and still more from the
knowledge that peculiar schedule made the game
the last the Puritans will play here this season
If-and it's big if-Moriarity had not struck out
in the last inning there would have been different
story to tell this morning, that is. If any one had
survived the shock long enough to tell of Yankee
victory, for there two men on bases and two
cut when the big first baseman swung wildly at
three of Cicottes benders. But he did. and that
ended the game.
Chesbro pitched for the Yankees, and a team hit
ting as it should behind him would have had no
trouble in winning, even though the Boston players
were able to reach him with men on bases more
than once Balls wild throw of Unglaub's grounder
after faultless stop had something to do with
the defeat too for the error, coming in the fifth
inning was followed by a single that let the Boston
first baseman score.
Two hits gave Boston the first run in the second
inning and 1t was solid hitting that clnched the
game for them in the sixth session. when two runs
were sent In. At that Chesbro was little unlucky'
for Ball though he did not get an error, has
stopped hits hard drive by Mcconnell that
got away from him, and Stahl might well have
had Unglaub's two-bagger, the hit that scored NC
Connell and Laporte with the winning runs
There was lot of striking out by the Yankees
at critical moments. In addition to Moriar1ty
repetition of the well known Casey incident,
Kleinow and ChesbrO both became victims In the
first inning, with one out, one run In and man
on second There were two men on bases when
Stah famed in the third inning, after Moriarlty
had scored on Balls single. Chesbro singled in
the seventh inning, moved up on keeIers single
and scored on Moriaritys force of Keeler but that
ended the scoring Of the Yankees
The ninth inning hummer for a while
Keinow began it by walking. and Elberfeld the
new manager. went in to bat for Chesbro. getting
a small ovation when he stepped up to the plate
He forced Kleinow and sent Blair in to for
him. Niles singled, but Keeler forced Blair at
third Cicotte then took Burchells place, and be-
gan with wild pitch, but he was able to redeem
himself by striking out Moriarity.
Ball practised in the outfield before the game,
and this led the conclusion that Elberfeld will
soon replace him at shortstop. Ball is likely to
play left field for while, many think he can
do better work than Stahl
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
TWO GAMES At POLO.
MeadO1C Brook First and Bryn
Mazcr Win Smrited Matches.

Meadow Brook Long Island. July 1 (SpeciaD-
The polo enthusiasts had plenty TO hold their at
tention here to-day. two fast games being played
between the Meadow Brook first team and the
Rockaway first team in the first contest and De-
tween the Meadow Brook Freebooters and Bryn
Mawr in the second. Meadow Brook won the first
game by "a goals TO 81, while Bryn Mawr took the
second by a of 914 TO 6A goals.
The result of the second game was big surprise.
the Freebooters. made up of E. s. Reynal d.
Miburn, L. Waterbury and j. A. Burden had been
playing well and were expected TO win. and so con-
test the final match for the Westbury challenge
cup with the Meadow Brook first team on Friday
The Bryn Mawr team, made up of A Brown H.
W. Harrison, p. E. Strawbridge and Charles
Wheeler. hung TO the Freebooters from the
start and won out in the tenth period when the
home players seemed to go to pieces. making only
one goal to three for the visitors
The teams played without handicaps in ooth
matches to-day under the conditions for the cup
matches
The teams in the first game lined up as follows
Meadow Brook First. S. Phipps. j. NJ Water
bury H. P. Whitney and H. c. Phipps Rockaway
First-J. A. Rawlins, r. La Montague, IT., D.
Chauncey, tr., and Paul ]. Rainey.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
RECORDS MAY FALL AT PATERSON.
Daring Drivers Entered in the National
Motorcycle Championships.

Entries closed yesterday for the annual national
motorcycle championships of the Federation OF
American Motorcyclists. to be held on the six-lap
banked board track at Paterson, y. J., on Satur-
day. July 4, and from the personnel OF the appIl-
cants worlds records are expected to fall by the
board.
Among the daredevil riders who have entered are
Walter Csoerke. Of the National Athletic Club OF
Brooklvn who this week covered five miles from
standing start in 519 in practice; Jean p Bruyere
of France. Alexander Klein, of Philadelphia; W.
r, Cbadeavnee of Buffalo, who broke the record
from San Francisco to New York three years ago.
Stanley T. kellogg of Springfield Mass. the ten
mile record holder; c. 5. Hinckley and r. b. Du
Soil of Aurora, Ill. and Fred Huyck. the Chieaso
champion.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Patsy Donovan trotted out his star twirler, Nap
Rucker to beat the Giants at Washington Park
Yesterday and the big southpaw not only per-
formed the feat but gave the New Workers a dose
of their own medicine by shutting them out without
a run The score was 4 to 0. McGinnity was pitted
against Rucker, and the iron man Jared baoly.
Brooklyn swung the bat to good advantage ana
collected two home runs during the afternoon
TIE Superbas to take kindly to McGinnty S
delivery and his trip to the box yesterday-planned
to give him en- opportunity to square himself for
the drubbing he got Monday-proved en- un-
fortunate Journey There were only two remarka-
BILE things about the game-the Superbas' heavy
hitting and the few runs scored under the condi-
tions Rucker is in grand form just and
every team which faces him will have hard time
to win
In the first inning Maloney showed there was
trouble ahead for the Giants, when he banged the
ball far over Spike Shannons head for the cir
cult Hummel and Lumley followed with singles.
but there was no scoring in that session. An
other run was scored by the Superbas In the fourth
inning. Sheehan laced the ball to left field for a
base and took second Tenney's wild toss to Nc
Ginnity at first. Bergen hit to Donlin's garden
for base and sent Sheehan across the plate
With one out in the seventh inning, Burch
smashed the ball to the left field fence for home
run Maloney famed. but Hummell followed with
triple and scored Lumley's drive. Malarkey
pitched the last innings and prevented further
scoring.
The Giants were never dangerous. and Rucker let
them down with four sngles-the same number of
hits that they got Off him last Saturday 1t was
farewell day in Brooklyn until July "a, the Su-
perbas playing in Boston to-day. The Giants will
be at home to-day for series with Philadelphia
before they go away their second Western in
vason.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

Spirited matches by the women fresh from the
national championship We'd in point of interest,"
with the reversal of form which led to Edwin +.
Larned defeating Raymond d. Little yesterday In
the continuation of the Middle States champion
ship lawn tennis tournament on the turf courts OF
the Orange Club at Mountain Station, N j.
Miss Marcus of the East Jersey League, made
her drives with telling force against Miss Edna
Wildey and overwhelmed the latter by the score
of 6-3, 6-love. Miss Eleanor Souther could not
withstand the attack which Miss Natalie
Wildey developed. The latter was never content
unless smashing every return at the net. She paid
small heed to the passing shots of Miss Souther,
and finally a close and exciting match at
ca, 6-4.
Larned's victory over Raymond d. Little was de-
csive The internationalist scored only four games
in the two sets At all times the younger Larned
was in splendid command of the ball and court
Little tried his opponent out at every point. voey-
ing driving and lobbing. but each was met with
out wavering the opposite side OF the net Dur
ing the first Larned experienced some difhcuity
with Lfttle's famous drop stroke. He overcame
this In the second, and won at 6-1 6-3
Another contest which attracted considerable at
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
BRIGHTON STAKES OFF.
Programme for First FiUe Days To
Be Announced TODAY.

G J. Fitzgerald. president of the Brighton
Beach Racing Association, announced yesterday
that the sixteen stakes which to have been run
during the midsummer meeting at Brighton Beach
had been cancelled owing TO the adverse legislation
at Albany This action taken the recent
consents from over 90 per cent of the nominators,
which relieve the association from its contracts
The programme for the first five days of the meet
ing. which will begin July T. will be announced
today.
Mr.. Fitzgerald also announced that the Brighton
Beach Racing Association would follow the
ample of the Coney Island Jockey Club in prevent
ing far possible any Information being wired
telephoned from the track
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
E.. r. Larned Too Strong for Little
Touchard In Middle States Championship Lawn
Tennis

tention was that in which Theodore r. Peil de-
feated Gustavo F. Touehard Ga 1-6, So. Ihe ia'-
ter forced Pe ell the way and in the last SET came
up to the net and cut Pefs returns off short with
cross court smashes. Finally Touchard Desah u
weaken and Pell pulled the match out
The summary follows:
championship singles second rognd2 p
F. Iarned defeated Raymond ID. Little: D. o n
PeI defeated G. f. Touchard 60. ,iee o
Niles defeated C. Frederick Watson jr, $50 q
Third ro,ind-C NJ Bull, jr defeated john Neely' -
CO Ga.
Mems doubles first roundJ-Kar II Behr and Edwlh =
?. Larned defeated T. r. Pell and B. > Prehuee
60; Dean Mathey Anthony Gerlach defeated a
son and the Rev H j. Kendall defeated Lawrence "ooo-
bury and Frederick Gwynne. 60. Ga
Second round-Willam a. 1arned and george L.
Wrenn jr defeated Dean Matfey and Anthony Gerlach
So 6-2.
Womens championship singles preliminary round1
Miss Steever defeated Miss NJ. Ogden 6-4: 10: MISS
f. Scott defeated Mrs W. H Underhl. g 50; MISS MISS
z. Marcus defeated Miss Edna Wildey. 6-3 81 MISS
Wagner Mrs Z. K. Van "lnhle, oy
default. -, ,-,--
First round-Miss wildey defeated Miss Eleanor
souther, 64. 6-4; Mrs A H. MacCarthy defeated MISS
Diith Handy, "a. e. -, ,..,
wonens doubles preliminary round,-Mlss Marie
Wagner and Miss F. Marcus defeated Miss F. jenkins
and Miss Won Briesen 6-t. ca.
First and semi-hnal round-Miss Marie wagner ana
Miss e. Marcus defeated Miss e. Donald and MISS NJ.
lea, 60 Ca.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

ETONIANS WIN AGAIN..
Beat Caius College. Cambridge, IN
Grand Challenge Heat.

Henley, July This was the second day Of the
Henley regatta. The crowd present was somewhat
larger than yesterday. but owing TO the lack Of
foreign entries. 1t stin far below the usual
average.
The racing, which confined yesterday 10
eght-oared contests. was more diversified to-day.
and included heats for the Diamond Scus and
contests between four-oared crews In the after
noon Eton again victorious In the second
round for the Grand Challenge Cup. defeating
Caius College. Cambridge. by three-quarters Of a
length,
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

Fred Knowles. secretary OF the New York club,
would not deny yesterday that the Giants had
bought Marquard and Meyers, who is full blood
ed Indian, but seemed annoyed at the publication
of the story. 1t impossible to learn whether
the new men would report for work at once or
wait until the end OF the American Association
season, but the high price paid for them makes IL
seem likely that the Giants rely on these two
players 10 help put them at the head OF the league
on the Western trip that will start next week
II is said that 200 has been paid for Marquard
and 5000 tor Meyers. If the men are as good as
they are reported be they will be almost cheap
at the price Meyers will be an addition to the
team for Bresnahan is beginning to show the
strain of catching every game, and a good alter
nate for him will help the team nightly Needham
is hardly in the class with Bresnahan
The Detroit and New York American League
teams have after Marquard lately, and
Indianapolis reported have refused offer of
$4,000 from the Chicago Nationals. President
Brush of the Giants is heavy stockholder in the
indianapolis club. and this probably had much to
do with the purchase
Marquard has made brilliant record in the
minor league being credited with two no-ht games
this season.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
TEDDY KoERNER GETS BAD FALL

Detroit. July Teddy Koerner, the jock
ey who is under contract TO w. Q. Joplin got
ugly fall from Night Mist in the fifth at
Windsor to-day, and fears expressed that he
may be seriously injured. The youngster is a
brother OF Charlie Koerner, who rode for Harry
Payne Whitney last year.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
DOUBLE HEADER FOR BOSTON,.

At Boston-Ffrst game R H. f.
Philadelphia PRintSh S o . 3 . Q . 81 8 3
Batteres-Boston Dorner and Smith; Philadel-
phia, Corridor and Doom.
Second game r. H. E.
P6iIadelphiia PSTtoh hiio 20 oE5 II /
Batteries-Boston, Lindaman and Graham;
Philadelphia McQuillan, Moren, Richie and jack
ltsch. Umpire-Rigler.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
FAIRS WINS AT COURT TENNIS.

Brighton. England. July Cecil Fairs, former
professional court tennis champion Of the world,
the second series of games to-day in his
match against f. Johnson 81 900 a side and the
worlds professional championship.
The match is the best of thirteen SETS and will be
finished Saturday. Fairs won the first of the
series Monday and is strong favorita
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
ROSS LEADS THE FIELD.
National Golf Champion Hard
Pressed by T7CO Others.

Boston, July ALEX Ross. of Brae Burn. holder
of the national. Southern and Massachusetts, open
golf championship titles. led the field of twenty
nine players contestng for the Massachusetts title
at the end of the first days play at the Country
Club BrookIine to-day. In the forenoon he got a
a. In the afternoon Y. total OF 146 for the
thirty-six holes. stroke better than David
Brown of Lawrence and Henry Wilder (amateur).
of Harvard.
- Ja,- oil
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

.Batted for Chesbro in the ninth inning.
Boston ....................-..O 0-4
New York ..........-......-.O / L U U . U ID
Two-1asc hit-ITnglaub Hits-Oh Rurchell. in eight
and two-third innings Sacrifice htskleinow and sui
Iivan Stolen bases-Morarity CD Gesser and Iaporte
Left on bases-Boston. g New York g. First base on
errors-Boston ,; New York. q Hit by pitcher-By
Chesbro /. struck out-By Chesbro. /: by BurcheL B.
bv Cicotte l. Wild pitch-Cicotte. Time, l:JO Umpire
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
NEW BLOOD FOR GIANTS.
Big Price Paid for Mrquard and
Meuers to Strengthen Team.

Cincinnati. July lit was announced to-day at
,he beadouarfers of the national commission that
,ba New York National League baseball club had
bought Marauard, the star pitcher OF the Indian
apois team Of the American Association, and
Movers of St Paul. in the league. supposed
TO be the best catcher in the association FOR
S7.oeo
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
The score follows

Three-base hit-Eummell Home runs-Maoney. Burch.
Hits-OT McGinny, 10 in seven innings; off Malarkey
in one inning hits-Maloney. Bergen Stolen
bases-Donlin Hummen Double plays-Tenney and Dev-
lin; Lewis Humme Jordan; Jordan and Lewis.
Left York, 8; Brooklyn, 8. First base on
bals-Off Rucier. off McGinnity, 2. Struck out-By
Rucker by McCiinnity l. by Malarkey, l. Time-l:2T
Impre-ODa
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
CHICAGO, s; CINCINNATI, l.

At Cincinnati: r. II. e.
Gibeianati Ghehso iSS % ! g | 9 81 : g
-Chicago-Reulbach and King; Gin
cinnati, Cookley and Mclean and Pearce. Um-
pires-Rudderham and Emsiie
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
CLEVELAND, 2; ST. LOUIS. 1.

At St Louis: K IL +:
Cleveland o 0 o 1-2
ST. Louis. % l 0 o 0 O--1 9 2
Ratterits-Clevela nd. Rhoades and Clark st.
Louis Howell and Spencer Umpire-Evans.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS

Lawrence. .; Lynn. / first gamel.
Lawrence 2: Lynn, tsecond game).
BroCkton-Lowell (rain).
Haverhill. 4; Fail River. o.
Worcester, g. New Bedford, 2
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
DETROIT, 8; CHICAGO,

At Chicago: n n T.:
CetlSet C6icSeo 80 o. /
Batteries-Detroit. killlan and Schmidt Chi
cago Altrock and Sullivan Umpires-Sheridan
and Connolly.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.

Waterbury 3; Meriden, q = innings).
Springfield. Hartford. (l3 innings)
New Britain 3; Bridgeport 9
IIolyoke. s; New Haven 4
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
PHILADELPHIA, 2; WASHINGTON. o.

At Philadelphia: II r.
Thlfdn,poaa Washiegton o Q Q Q Q % o
Batteries-P Philadelphia-Dygert and Powers;
Washington Hughes, Gates and Street Umpires
-Egan and Hurst.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Scranton 4: Wilkes-Barre Oil innings).
Utica, II: A. J. & G.. l.
Albany 3; Troy, 0.
Syracuse 6; Binghamton.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
GOOSE EGGS FOR GIANTS YANKEES A RUN SHORT
BOSTON GETS ONE MORE
Moriarity Plays the Casey Act at a
Critical Point.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York Washington
St. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland. -
Boston Philadelphia.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston, Il New York, g.
Philadelphia, 2; Washington. o.
Detroit. 81 Chicago, I.
Cleveland e; st. Louis, 1 (1s innings).
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

GOING AWAY OVER THE FOURTH
Wherever yoH 40. leave order with local newsdeaIer
for the SUNDAY TRIBUNE you arrive
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
mINEoLA TRoTTINe MEETING FREE.

The public will be admitted free to a series OF
races arranged by the New York Driving Club
over the half-rnile track OF the Queens Nassau
Agricultural Society at Mineola. Long Island. on
Saturday There are 10 be seven races. which
will start about 1 p. m. About one hundred horses
are expected TO compete
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
CRICKET MATCH ENDS IN DRAW.

Philadelphia, July 1.-The cricket match between
former college players representing the Toronto
tCanada) Cricket Club and the Philadelphia Cricket
Club which began here yesterday ended to-day in
a draw. The Canadians made 81 runs in their
first innings Tuesday, while the Philadelphia
players scored S3 for loss OF seven wickets.
By a good stand the latter ran their total up to
254 runs before they finally disposed Of to-day
and the Toronto players only succeeded In scoring
IS0 runs for nine wickets before stumps were
drawn.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

GOING AWAY OVER THE FOURTH
wherever you go. order with local newsdeslss
for the SUNDAY TRIBUNE as you arrive
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

Fred Wagner official starter Of the American
Automobile Association, will leave this city for
Baltimore tomorrow to officiate at the big track
meeting 10 be held there on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

Charles M Brown the San Francisco branch
manager Of the WintOn Motor Carriage Company.
has been appointed manager OF the branch ofiice
in this city to take the place OF Charles W.
Churchill who has been appointed general sales
manager.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES

BaItimOre
Newark a Providence
Buffalo Montreal
Rochester at Toronto.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
J.; Providence. 8.
Jersey City. 0: Baltimore, 2.
Montreal, 1; Buffalo o FIRST game).
Montreal. 9: Buffalo. tsecond game).
Rochester, 4; Toronto. tfirst game).
Rochester, 8; Toronto. 1 (seccnd game)
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
SUPERB1S TURN TABLES
Rucker Holds Ne1c York Dozen to
-Four Scattered Hits.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DA
RESULTS OF GAMES

Brooklyn at Boston
Cincinnati at ST. Lcuis.
Chicago at Piftsburg.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Brooklyn. 4; New York. o.
Chicago, 5; Cincinnati. !:
Boston g. Philadelphia. first gamel.
Boston, Ia Philadelphia, 5 (secOnd Eamel.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

GOING AWAY OVER THE FOURTHe
wherever you CO. leave order with local ewsdeaier
for fbe SUNDAY TRIBUNE you nrrive.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

Baseball Paia Grounds, To-day. L. M.--Giants
Philadelphia. Admission 50c
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

In the saIesroor show window OF r NJ Owen q
Co is being shown the trophy offered by FRANK D
Hover chairman OF the touring board OF the
American Automobile Association. for runabouts IN
the organizations tour this year
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
Sheepshead Bay Racing Summaries.
WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST
prices quoted at the track, but not openly)

'N % nPs is@ @ W & Ps % HHaa E $500 aa5 Six and half 0nss
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02
sHEEpsHEAD BAY ENTRIES TODAY

FIRST RACE-THE FIREsToNE; for two-year-ol5
$500 added Five and a half furlonss. Futuri
New-York tribune., 1908-07-02

ent. Dandei was running on and ap-
Rubia Grsnaa had speed, but tired.