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RACES AT LONG BRANCH.
Lewfsohn's ETHEREAL Scores Eighth Con.
secutive Victory.

LoNo BRANCH. N. j.. Sept. I'm the
running event on the fair grounds at Elk.
wood Park this afternoon Lewisohns
ETHEREAL scored his eighth consecutive
triumph. winning from a good field In a race
at I'VE f~urlongs In 100 SIS. Fifteen thou
sand persons attended the fair to-day.
The summaries.
Running Race; Five and q Halt Furiougs-sm
$50 and Sfs-G. r.. Griot's Belle Strome, LII Ne.
Caheyl, won; j. M,fadden's Co,ncidents ioi
Hoimes). second; J, z. May6erry's Robin Hood.
III (Collins,, third. Tine, 10o2S Trim also ran:
Miies~Sioo and sSo-C. Commins's Maid Of All
NODDED, iss Yorks. :sccsd; Loui; Bs',sr,:
Ing Machine. Adjutor and Spunder Also ran.
Long Branch Purse: One Mile and Seventh.
YardB--sibo, $50 and SER z. Watklns's Lad OF
LAnTden, lis BrusseD, won: W.. G. Days Grace
Cameron, lls CIV. Burma, second; George Chip
chase's Lianthony Boy. 100 tRowan). third. Time
n. E,tyoed Purse; for Two-gssre iss; Iys
stabie's ETHEREAL. ITO tColiinsl, won: z. Ply.
mans Eschau. lis (Mccehsy), second: II. Z. !.
Hnrnss Ny Menutch. lo .Isngi. third. Tine,
800 IS; Bay Queen, Occidental. Ardenia, HIN
M Ho snS E1'h s,4t su s,ss SsS; Nh. and . s,,.
teenihlSiso. go and ttsSJohn Duiy's Killoehsn.
ne MeCahsyl. won; u. G. Riskitt's Fancy BIRD
io1 TSikst. second: n 7; Eui'on's High Chance
Five and q Halt Furiongs.si1s. $50 and So
z; y, h1lisr,s Punch. 100 tMlllerl. won; Z; n;
Sos !. Lady swirl q ioie and Lady Butte also
ran.
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In succession. Doom started II with q hit.
Moren grounded to Tenney, who. gathered
In. the bali nearly half way down the second
base line and threw. TO Bridwell for q force.
hit to Tenney, who duplicated what had gone
Just before and threw to Brid&ell for Q
repeat force. Knabe flied to Mccormick
and the ninth was q rapid fire blank for the
The New Yorks hit safely in the first.
second. fifth, sixth and seventh innings.
and the fact that they scored In all OF the
they were using their bats to good purpose.
They punched four hits In one inning. three
In another, four In another and three. In
with a vengeance.
The lNoro,
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SENECA WINS. AT OYSTER BAY.
Email sloep Defeats Aurora. Istalena
and Avenger. In Light Winds.

The Seneca. the "a footer owned by Addi-
son @. Hanan. raced at Oyster Bay yester-
day In o regatta Of the Seawanhaka Corin5
THAN Yacht Club and defeated the Aurora,
Istalena. Avenger. Dprwina and Red Rover.
Il was q day OF special racing and ten
yachts took part In the different events and
sailed around the l5x mile triangle In q
southerly wind. 1t was very light at times
and the race was stopped at the end OF the
first round.
Six started In the big class and the Aurora
finished first. She defeated the ~Istalena
boat for boat and was far enough ahead OF
the Avenger to win from that toat. but
the Seneca managed to hang on n VOL
the, race by . minutes H. seconds corrected
time.
The. Phryne won the race for the New
won the Roosevelt memorial cup, which
was for yachts owned In the club.
The course was from on Lloyds Neck
to a mark OF Greenwich Point. then to
Long Neck Point and then home. 1t wal q
broadheac at the start. but later ~spinnakers
were. carried on the FIRST leg. Then II wac a
maries: >
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sAKANA WINS THOMPSON CUP.
Eleanor Captures Prize for n Footers
I'm AtIsntic's Races.

The sakana, q smali yawI owned by the
Hayiland Brothers of the Brooklyn Yacht
Club, won the Thompson CUP for the raoo
around Fire Island lightship. which was
one Of the features OF the Atlantic facht
Club race week. The Sakana was the last
Of the feet to finish and was 1 hour 9 minutes
astern Of the Maydio, the first yacht 70
get home. but she received lots OF time.
and with this showed the best corrected
time. The race was q remarkable one 10
some ways because eight yachts finished
withinfs minute 20 seconds. after having
raced % miles. This, In o measure, was
due to the fukiness Of the weather ana
was another argument In favor OF finishing
races over ocean courses outside the mar
bors.
The Athlon reached the Hook In the lead
early in the morning and then ran INTO q
soft spot. The others sailed up to tue
same spot and stopped. and so the tahenders
In the race were able to catch up 70, tue
leaders and all finished ID q bunch. IL 10
probable that but for this fiuke the Mimosa
III. would nave won. As 1t u she gets
the Robert A. Moore cup. The Maybe
wins the Hendon Chubb cup and the Vigi'
wins the Underwood cup for ~schooners
The figures OF the Sakana and Mimosa III.
are very close, the Sakana winning py !
minute 80 seconds.
In the afternoon the third Of the series
OF races for the Thompson cup for Q boats
was sailed and II was won by +. i. Bed
ford's Eleanor. This victory made the
Eleanor win the prize by q good margin.
The point score was: Eleanor, %; Princess
II; Achilles. IL: Soys, Is; Ohaperone. IL;
Joy. 10: Spider. T., and Capsicum. 0. the
Eleanor's name will be the first to be en-
graved on the trophy and 1t will be held
by the Atlantic Yacht Club until 1t has
been won three times by the same owner.
There was a fresh southerly wind blowing
In the afternoon M the yachts were vent
around the course. going to the Benson
hurst buoy. then to Craven Shoals. then 10
Ambrose Channel and then home. inns
made the first two legs reaches and then
a beat. The Eleanor had to fight hard to
win and she beat the Princess by only IL
seconds and the Chaperone was third
beaten 1 minute Q seconds,
l,he Sue won again In the 70 Tool class
and the other winners were Ia CuoenMi
Toy. n. and r.. Merry Widow. Mouse ana
Will, the Mana was running toward
the finishing line carrying her splnneker
and the Mana Struck the Angler on the
port side. The force OF the blow caused
the yachts seams to open and she began
Mana, was Knocked overheard and wa
and another yaehtsman Jumped on TO the
paddle box Of the Angler. and one was car.
ried to the city. The Miana finished the
race, but her owner, W. J. 0'Seil. was very
Indignant about the action OF the captain
OF the Angler and said he, would take the
case to the steamboat inspectors. the
matter will also be brought TO the attention
OF the Yacht Racing Association oil Graves
end bay.
The summary:
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Polo.

Play In the junior polo championship
will be held to-day at the Van Cortlandt
Park field between the teams Of Squadron
A and the New Haven Polo Club. large
attendance Is expected as It Is the only
championship TO be played this year. for
the senior championship failed to MI.
Twenty ponies arrived from, Newport
team and the squadron viii have as many
picked mounts. Members OF both teams
were at practice yesterday. The lineup
for to-day Is expected to be-:
SQuadron-No. 1. J, II. Hunt: No. :, Louis Mel.
son; No. ., II. @. Lawrence: back. L. J. Hunt.
New Haven..No, J; J., ID: Thomas, Jr; No, z,
Butterworth. 80
The last match in the series bet ween the
Reds and Blues was played At Van Cort-
referee. The Reds, Perry Pcabody. Roy
and Goddard. Won from'the Blues. Mohtaht.
Leo. Randolph and IAther, by S goals 70 !.
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TOtElG...Sz 7 % 10 i
Slated for Gibson in tho ninth inning.
tTwo out when winning ruh was scored.
cS,ssso ::..:.:.:::::: SS g SSSSSSSS %
Tinker. n-ps.s s:Sne. SI..Hssil,h 1; s GsG Si'f Ls s.sn
Double ~piss.Tinier and Chance; f!ns base On
Brown. 2. Umpirc-o'Day. Time-i hour and 80
minutes. Attendance-s.soo. .
BOSTON IN. L.. 5: BROOKLYN. 2.
The Bostons yesterday encountered a
Greater New. York team they could beat
last few days as the Bostonians were zip
ping down the slide ceased, for the time
being. Il was a SHARP, fielding game. 10
E NH; q. the @ot soG ,S,S de asOs,.s { S9r X. Of dir .ae
nee In hits between the two clubs. Al
though the locals made more hits on Tuckey
than the Bostons got from Mclntire 1t was
for for The RrooEiyns. sweeney was the lie
20 ton ' 1sn sar ~ s ssS'; dia y. sreaf q f,s ed seF work. 1o',
With one Bostonian out In the second
Sweeney banfed and got to first. Graham
singled. filing the bases. Hannann's single
to centre brought Dahlen and Sweeney
was " : brought in to bat for Becker. How
ever George popped UP q fy, that Bergen
corralled. In, the fourth. with one down.
Sweeney doubled to right centre for two
Lewis was cut, but Sheehan walked. Der
gen. single sent him to second. Mclntirels
Sne ets n s sSs ao SMhifiisns1 Ga su an f inaeId o ost.
In the seventh inning sye killed a bat
ting rally. Lewis singled and scored on
sheehan's triple, Bergen vas put, Sweeney
smeared one that whistled over third:
sweeney leaped for IT,. speared 1t and
doubled Sheehan unassisted. The score:
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s1ooPs-cIAssRs q. L AND P-couRsR, lsx huss,
-STARr.. is5S,
Tcsumonial for trainer Murphy.

James e. Sullivan. president Of the A. A
w. and American. commissions to the
olympic games. has made a owe for a
public testimonial to Mike Murphy. who
letter Mr.. Sullivan extolls Murphy's ability
as q trainer and states ths the great victory
won by the American athletes was chiefly
for q thousand men to give % per man
which would. mean the sum OF 5000.
Along with this IL Ia planned TO give the
trainer q set OF resolutions.
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Bar Harbor Tennis.

BAR HARMON, Me-. Sept. <.-Mrs, Harold
Peabody and 3. Haskell Derby won the finals
Of the mixed doubles tannis tournament
az the Swimming Club this morning In the
last tournament OF the season, defeating
Mas Dixon and =. L. Dixon Of Philadelphia,
los, I'D In o hard fought match.
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NEW JERSEY SHOOTERS Win
SECOND TROOP OPENS WITH
TRIPLE VICTORY.

hed Bank Troopers heet Squhofon n or
= New Ysrk BY Six Points I'm Cavalry
Match-Aiso Take the Company
Team and Tyre Matches At Sea Girt.
i. SEA GRIT. N. j. Sept. 1.-THE eighteenth
annual Sea Grit shooting tournament.
which this year Ia for the flrst time the COM
bined meeting Of the New York Rife Asso-
citation, the New Jersey Rife Association
and the United States Revolver Association,
opened this morning with q triple victory
for the Second Troop Of New Jersey In the
New Jersey Associations cavalry match.
the company team match and the company
tyro match. @
For the second successive year the Red
Bank troopers took the cavalry match.
heretofore the carbine match, defeating
Squadron A Of New York by six points
4a5 to 40. The Second Troop Of Phila-
delphia City Cavalry. with two teams.
scored l0s and 100. and the First Troop.
Philadelphia City Cavalry. 800. High score
was the 90 by seret. Brown OF Red Bank.
Sergt. Herrick. at 30. led the Squadron, and
Private Wood. with 80, the Second Troop OF
Philadelphia, The score follows:
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HILLGEA AGAIN RUNLESs.
JOHNSON REPEATS ONCE A
YEAR SHUTOUT FEAT,

ION fltcnef AGAIN ffhb hnbO VIZ
|. I0cais-Detroits Lose . Game to
st. Louis-Bestons Hammer the Ath.
,ietics Twfce-Iz Innings in Chicage.
The young Washington pitcher johnson
again had 1t on the Hilltoppers yesterday
and shut them out. But let us think OF
other and higher things. Things higher
up the percentage table. The Detroits and
the st. Louis team clashed and the second
place team won. That pulled the Tigers
back q lot. The Chicagos and Clevelands
battled for twelve innings and then the
Chicagos won. They are right after the
Browns and are ready for any old place the
moment the two ahead Of them weaken,
The Bostons did fearful execution with the
Ph~iladelphias. winning two games with
criminal ease. There are now not many
points between the Bostons dnd the top OF
the second division. The results:
Warrington. 8: New York, q.
at. Louis. 4; Detroit, q.
Chicago, q; Cleveland, q.
Boston. 9; Philadelphia, First Game,
Boston. 10; Philadelphia. l--second
Game.
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rms-i hour and So
TO- PHnAp9EgHIA. i.-sHcoNp oANH.
HoaFai. PHILADELPHIA.
.s..,.a for s.,ve in d. P nin;S inning IL q Ii 3

Stated for Saive In the ninth inning.
sSitS an;iip,hi,:;ss 3 g. ! ! 9 o--%G
Runs-Boston-McConnelL s. ,Craysth;, i;
deiphia-NIchoiis, J.. Fint base on erron-
Boston. l.. Left on bascs-Boston, 8: Philadelphia.
J.. Flrst base on balls-0n Vlckers; 3. Struct
Home runs-NIchslls. bonahue. Sacfihce hlt--
Lord. stolen bases-Lord, Wagner. Hit by
pitcher-By Arellanes, I: by Salye. ]. Wild pitch.
Saive. -Umpire-Connolly. Time hour and
20 minutes. Attendance-8,8 $50.
sr. o "a. L.. 4: DETROIT. 3.
ST. LoUIn. Sept. Est. Louis nit Wlllett hard
10. day and won from Detroit by I TO 2. The score:
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Totals....Sz Z "a Is
dated for Gonshlln In the ninth inning.

Ss, nssi.. ::::.:.: SSSS 90 . oE
fRuns--st.~ Louls-Stone. 9; Heidnok, 1 :WIlliams:
1; De,roit.Mointyf !: D; Jones: l.; I've base
Jones, Mcintyre. Sacrifice h~its-.Schweitxer %.
Stephens, Wslisce. Crawford. Schacfer:, Double
plAy-Schaefer. Downs and Rossman. First base
on balls-On wiiiett, 8. Struck out-By Powell..s;
BY wlliett. ., Lefton bAscs|St. Louis. 0; Detph,
o. U~mplres--Huut and O'Loughlin. T1me-i
hour and 81 minutes.
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COLE.
wallace Gains Title in Van CertIsidt
Park Tourney.

WotIaC6 0oiub IIIt6 III Nbu SOFtie&tut
Park Tourney.
There was O somewhat unexpected finish
to the Greater New York championship at
Van Cortlandt Park yesterday. for William
Wallace. an unattached golfer who o u or
Ave years ago often played on the public
course, won from A.. G. Lockwood. the eI-
Bostonian. by 3 up and , to play. The
winner received q gold medal and possession
for the year. OF the Herald cup There
was a silver medal for the runnerup. The
consolation cup. the gift Of the New York
Golf Club. was won by Robert Douglas.
nephew of the former amatsur champion.
F.ndlay g.. Douglas. -.
In the semi-fnal for the title Lockwood
beat Charles Marshall and Wallace. won
from the fourteen-year-old Frank Hunt.
The matches were decided by the same
score, 2 up and to play: Lockwood when
the latter having q short swing and sending
a straight ball from the tee but Of no greRt
length. Bnt on the short game Wallace
did the, better work and he used the pnttef
began with q 3. and after they had a~lternated
wins three times az for the turn made Wat
lace I UP at the turn. He TOOK the neIt
two in Is and led to the end, although
Lockwood won back the fourteenth In s.
The match ended on the sixteenth green,
Lockwood taxing the W bye holes. Their
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Nilxed peubles At Newport.

Hrwronr. X. T.. Sept. i.-Craig Blddle
and Mrs. IJaruer wallachl to-dar won the
mixed doubles tennis tournament At the
Nc&tort casino from Hernert G. Fell, lr..
and Miss iaaneh Oelrichs In straight sets.
7--AS-&t
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chicago d.-...e SSSSSSSSS j.
Runs-Chicago-Jones, 1: Dougherty. !; Andes.
son. i, Cieveland-Filck 4: Lajole. !. Flrst bsee
on errun Chicago. :; Cleveland. !. Left on bascs
I.SelI. Three base hit-Tannchll Sssrince
hits-SullIvan, Jones. Tannehlh. Chcch. Parent.
Lajoie. Pernng and Stovall: Iibeil and Parent;
Parent. Davis and lsbel Y; Chceh ehd Stoyan.
Struck out-By White. o: by Chech.i. wild pitch
White. U~mpircs-Egan and Sheridan. Time
2 hours. Attendancc-7.l7o.
BOSTON a. L., !; PHIIApkLPHIA "a L.. f-FIEsr
0ANR.
BOSTON. Sept A-Boston gathered both games
without any trouble, pounding the Athletics
ri,nhsr. ali over the hrId. The scores:
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FORK.

ns-WashInRt ton -PIckcr1ne. ]; Deituauty. 7.
Mcbride. J. Pirs, base on error WashinS ION !.
Two base hit-GAnley. Sacrifice hls .Gnnlcy,
Ciymer. Doyle. Double play-heBnde, DELE.
Johnson. !: OF Chesbro. 3; OF Doyle, l.. Struck
out-Dy Johnson, 4: by Cheshire, 1. by Doyle z.
Hits-On Chesbro. 8 In I'VE lnnin1k. on Doyle.
none In four innings. Umplre.-Bvans. Time
1 hour and IS minutes. Attendance l.soo.
CHICAGO "A. L.. o; CLEVELAND. ?.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The White Sox and Cleye.
land came Into the eleventh inning. With q. tied
score. Tannehill's hit TO centre hcld fence drove
In the winning run. The score;
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Southern League.

Al ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 4: Blrmingham, !.
AZ Little Rock-Atianta. B. Little Rock. 5
Al New oricsns-Mon,romcry. 4: New Or.
lsans. l..
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Runs-Boston-Mcconnell !; LORD, J.; Gessler.
4; s.ahl. .; Crser: I. -ssoidIins Il
.; Philadelphia, b. Flint base on
SSl'ibn vosL, Dsser1 fx :, S ssraSs susSsy fG as.si. :;
Oldrtng, Sacrifice hits-wagner. Barry. Stolen
base-McConnell Hit by pltcher--By Dygert,
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PHILLIES ARE EASY PICKING
AND THE NEW YORKS KEEP
$ IN THE TOP PLACE.
semething Take That Was Necessary BE.
ca use the Pittsburgs Shut Out the
", Chicasos In o Ten Inning StrugEle
-Bostons win HandiIy In brooklyn.

The New York Nationals hung on TO their
lead by winning yesterday from the Phila-
fdeiphias. 1t was very easy going indeed,
an the leaders hammered two Philadelphia
pitchers hard, and errors besides made 1t
doubly good for the New Yorks. There was
a: gallant struggle in Pittsburg between the
Pittsburgs and Chicagos. 1t was one OF
those games that count, because as 1t turned
out II drove the Chioagos further back Into
third place. The Pirates won after ten
inninRs, scoring one run. the only one In
the game. i The Bostons beat out the
Brooklyns. a hard luck game for Mclntire
to lose. There are two in the cellar now
The results:
New YorK, 81; Philadelphia. 4.
Pittsburg. n: Chicago, O..
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Trt-State League.

Az Lancaster-Ftrst ~game-Lancaster. 10: VII
mlngton. 4. Second game Lancaster. y; VII
min gton, I.
Al Readlng-Trenton. 5: Reading. g.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING. :. Altoona. !.
Al Johnston WI -Johnstown. 4. Wllllamsport D.
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NEw YORK

Runs-New York-Tenney. !: Doyle. I: Bresna-
han. l;Dcvlin .. Mccormick. z; Bridwell. I; Wlltse.
New York. I: Philadelphia, /. Left on bases.
New York, 8; Phlladelphia. 4 First base on Ssils
q. Three base hlts-Bhdwell. Doolan. Doom.
Two base hits Teuney. Doolan; Sacrifice hits
Double piay-Dooin and Braps ieid. Hlts-On
Sparks, SIX In one and one third inninEs: OF Moren.
nine In seven and We third innings: on wlltse.
g. Umpires-Emste and Klein. Attendance
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American Association

At Milwaukee -Milw aukee. IL. 81. Paul. q.
Al Toiedo-Louisvllle, 4: Toledo, l..
Al Columbus indianapolis, o. Columbus. 4.
Al Kansas Clty--first rame-kansas City. 2
Minneapolis, I. Second GAme-kans City. Q
MINI eADoIis, A.
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Al Lynn-Nev Bedford. Z: Lynn, o
Az Worcss,er.F1ryt 5ameLWorcesttr. |!
AZ Bruckton-Brockton, o. fall River. 7.
A. Lawrence-Haverhln, 4. Lawfence, l.. q
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Games Scheduled for To-day.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMHRICAN LEAGUE.
Washing tou In Now York: Detroit In 81. Louis:
In Chicago: Philadelphia In Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York In PHILADELPHIA. Boston In Brooklyn:
Chicago In Pittsburg; ST. Louis In Cincinnati.
EAsrKRN LEAGUE.
Newark In Jersey City: buffalo In Montreal:
Rochester In Toronto two games): Baltimore
In Providence. !
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MISUNDERSTANDING, I SNeeney. = Brook-
Boston. l. Two base hit-Sweeney. Three base
hit-SheehAn. Sacrifice hIts-Beauniont, Alper-
man. Stolen base-Sheehnn. Double plays
nahlen, Hsnnifan and McGann: Sweeney tun-
assisted; Hannifan and McGann.' Left on bases
on Turkey. 1: on McInure. !. struck out.By
Tuckey, 8: by AcIntiTe, I. Wild Itch TucKey.
Umpire ohnstonc. Time-l hour and 20 min
| ufeS r
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BASEBALL. washinEtea Park. Te-day.s f:M.
brooklyn Va. Boston. : rance one AdmA-Afs.
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Sousdron 4 az New York was deefeatedl
9 points IN the cavalry team match, ~ the
second Troop Of New Jersey. the score.
being ass and 40. The troopers won list
Squadron AIT %. The Second Troop
scored as follows; - g. ,
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Jerseys Second Troop shot up CompanyC
match, which the a~harpshooters Of G cap
while the yictors Of 1907 mutt at SOL. Com
pany l. Of the Second took third honors.
The scores Of the prize winners were.
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.pany team match scored as follows:
Company !. First District of Columbia. III.
Seventh New York e: iisst TfSop pnllsdelpsia
ESQ; X. Second Dist let Of Columbia, ~: fipt
battery District OF Columbla. -; Second Troop
vania. se7: q. Second District Of Columbia "a.
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Totals.

The Iy5or Somp az match WA o Won 9h ~
teen competitors by the score of 100. The
First City Cavalry was second ut rae. and
Company J.. First District OF Columbia,
rs follows: 49,
X. Twenty second. Now York; La; Z. Seventh
New York. "a: D, rweifth New York. l26; Squad
c, Twelfth New York, Ia: o Fourth New Jersey.
ifi; z, second District OF Columbia. lie: q. Sec:
opd District Of Columbia. H8; II. Twenty second
New York lis; H, Third Pennsylvania. iie.
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Chanting Floyd. winner Of the Title last
year and OF the low score prize in the quail
tying round,this time with 80. was one OF
the gallery to follow the match. The sum
mary:
First Cup-Seml- nnAi round-A. @. Lockwood.
UNATTACHED. beat Charles Marshall. New YORK
: up and1 TO play: william Wallace. unattached.
beat Frank Hunt, unattach ed. 2 up and I to play,
Final Round-wsliace beat lockwood. . up
Consolation Cup-semf-nnaI round-Dr. N.
Carpenter. New YORK. beat A. NJ, Conn. unAt
techcd, s up and 1 to play: Robert Douglas. Scot.
tFh American beat E. O. Barrett. up and
Final RoundADousiss beat Carpenter. 0 up
and 5 10 play f>..
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he scores Of Company z. Seventh New

In an exciting finish, NOT decided until
the last pair had fred. the second Rssiment
the Fifth by four points, Los, 70 i.os4, re
Seconds second successive victory. The
Third was third At i:osi. and The Fourth
last with i.osi. Gfsh sccrins FOR she win
ping Second. was BY Major william B.
perfect until the last shot, q foul The
fuil score Of the Second and the m scores
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New York state Ieasue.

At Utica-uuca. 4; Albany. Q.
Al EImirn-Troy. a. Elmlra. o..
Al Bill ghamton-Scran ton. 3: Blnghamton. o.
Al Syracuse-SyTsSnse 8. Wisesbarre. o.
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Connecticut Leakue.

Al New Brtain-Frst gsrpe-.New Britain.
4: bridgeport. :. Second game-New Britain. B
Al Neriden-waterbury. ,; Menden, 2.
Al Hoiyoke- Holyoke, 4; Hartford. Q:
Al New Haveu-First game-New Haven, Q;
Springfield, 2. Second game Springfield. .;
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Totals. n Sssis Totals. 81 ets2 10 :
'Battcd for Sullivan IN the clcyenth inning.
turInninr rim scored with two out,
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Baseball To-day, 3,30 r, M.~American
Leigue Park. N. Y. Americans We. Washington.
-Adt. =
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T9!sl..I :ss g

'Batted for Dygert In the ninth inning,
PSIisdeiphia. ......o o o ! O 3 o-i
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There will be an eighteen hole aualifyin

round to-day. at the Dun woodie Country
Club for three trophies. the matches to con-
tinue through the month with the finals
hrst and second sixteeus qualify for tro-
phies presented by 4. X; Martin. while the
third set will play for the brokers cup.
JsPFERsoN, n. H., Sept. TN the play on
OF the four cornered tie for the kiekers' cup
yesterday on the links OF the Wsumbek
aetIy the concealed number and won, tho
CUP, The three other contest lnts. we're
Henry Daley. r. NJ Wagner and Gen.
Arson q. McCoo&. -