davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-01-30

Mrs. Paul Walker is continuing
very Ill.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
le score follows
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Totals 90 $ q ! o. Totals So ! 2
49, 1,r r,n1otnh ir serenth inninr
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14

JOHNSON WINS 4 TITLE.
Beats Long for intercollegiate La7cn
Tennis Cham pionshiD.

Philadelphia, Sept. 1s.--wallace Johnson. of the
University Of Pennsylvania. defeated Melville IL.
long of the University OF California, the Pacific
Coast champion in the final round for the inter-
coiesiate lawn tennis championship at Haverford,
Today after a long. hard fought fve-set match
me score was 6-4. 3-6 81. Sc. 6-4.
Johnson earned his victory by better all-round
play coupled with the ability to take advantages
oi mis- opponents mistakes. The fourth set was
'ne turning point and brought out the veliest play
VI the tournament The score went 10 six games
an before Johnson squared the match by winning
the set at SIS. In the deciding set both men
showed the effects Of the long struggle but john
son proved the stronger and held his speed better.
Inc hnal match in the championship doubles,
scheduied TO he played this afternoon between
Johnson and Thayer, of the University of Penn
sylVania, and Gardner and Sweetser of Harvard,
was postponed until tomorrow by mutual consent,
10 allow the contestants to witness the interna-
tional match at Mannheim.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
cor I'LL IN HOSPITAL.
Yale Captain Undergoes Slight Op-
Grafton in This Citg.

Edward Il Coy. fulback and captain Of the
Yale football team, underwent minor operation at
the New York Hospital several days ago. After
an examination by local surgeon in Litchheld,
Conn. where Coy has been spending the summer. he
was advised 20 70 New York for medical treat
uent before undertaking the strenuous duties OF
football captain At Yale Dr. John A Hartwel OF
No. 80 East SD street. performed the operation,
and stated that IL was Of a minor nature and that
Coy would be able 70 Join the Yale football squad
within two weeks.
At present Coy is IN the New York Hospital. and
will probably remain there UntR he has fully re-
covered so that he begin the football season in
perfect physical condition. He will he unable 70
be present when the squad reports for the first day
practice. and IN his absence the players win be IN
charge Of Howard Jones the regular coach.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
America Wins Rigbt TO CHALLENGE
s'"ro Beaten After Stirring Fight in Preliminary
lies for the Davis Lawn Tennis Cup.

Ini'a"e'pnls- Sept. l5.-America won the wight 20
e@Aense Australia for the Davis Gun the ipter,s- :
.ionSI lawn tennis trophy by winning tbe trrd oDa
uecislNe match against England in the nrelir,irs,
s oli lhe courts of the Germantown Cricket C,lph
H. y. Little and Harold H. Hackett rem
nv ulis country. defeated J. c. Parke and
- Crawley' the English invaders at doubles
after brilliant hard fought Ava-set ,,at,,, NJ,
sore was IS, 6--4. 6--S 60 s-6 The cop
cluulhg matches in singles will be pIaved to,oor
.O", W. a Larned. the national champIon meeting
'Ne anu w, D. Clothier facing g. p Dixon but
''ie outcome VIII have no bearing on the series
come SIX thousand persons gathered abo,ft the
court Today and did lack for thrills or chances
10 APplaud as the outcome was I'm doubt I'D 10 the
la' s'roAe' and the many stirring rallies brought
out some brilliant lawn tennis.
LAttle was the player against whom the visitors
olrected their attack. and ne was subjected IN a
Hlerclless bombardment OF drives and smashes He
$1,000 me test we'll but not SO steady as his
partner driving many easy shots into tho not or
out OF court after making almost impossibIe gets
VI Haru MT balls ITaCkett used his SLOW but do
SspuNe service To advantage and scored a num-
~ - "i aces Parke seemed the stronger OF the Eng
ashiheh' although he uncertain overhead and
ms errors IN this respect were largely resnonsI,
TOT the loss of the final set
Al lle start tho American pair vere SLOW :, cot
-l's uo"h and seemed to be suffering from ner
Noushess In the first set they drove o,lt cf +
repeatedly, tendency that marked tbeir oIn,.
throughout 1t was I'm shots for placement bo,,
ever that the Americans showed superiority ana
thelr brilliant aces scored at sharp angles aroused
the spectators time ana again
IN The nnal set Parke and Crav-ey @oc,red -
is'u u thTee games TO none. and from the va,,
'neF were going IT looked all over for the homo
P'a'e's out the Englishmen could not maintain
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
SURPRISE FOR GIANTS
FAIL TO BEAT BOSTON.
One Game Lost. UhiIe Second Goes
to Tie IN Thirteenth

hoston' sept 1S-Boston treated the New Yort,
a"'S u summing surprise here to-day and
no' OIhS Oes' them In the first game BY a score Of
b TO l. but played them To a thirteen iDDtnsr +is
Of to in the second, after the ysttor hs s. -
a good start by scoring four runs I'm the second
hillns' Wlltse was on the mound for New York
In the first game and held the home team down to
nine hits. but two OF these were for the rirr,,,t
ana counted materially in the run getting Ames
pitched the second game for New York and was
hit so freely that he. was quite lucky IN escaDs
with tie score, the record of safe drives read
ing: Boston, u; New York, 5. The Giants EXPECT
ed to leave for the West tonight. but must now
stay to play off the tie tomorrow.
Fred Tenney reported for duty to-day. and was
at first base for the Giants In the second game.
He failed TO make hit. but otherwise PLAYED his
usual steady and reliable game
Boston won the first contest in the second inning
when five runners hOcked over the plate After
Devlin had thrown Getz out Autrey and Graham
made safe drives. and when BridweH fumbled
Sweeney's grounder Aubrey scored. Mattern fouled
out to Meyers. but Thomas drew free pass, and.
with the bases full Becker stepped to the plate
and cleaned up by driving the ball into the right
field bleachers for home run In the fifth inning
Beck came along with another home run drive
The Giants scored their only in the sixth
inning. when Snodgrass singled and raced home on
Murray's two-bagger. In five of the nine innings
the New York players retired in oue-two-
three order. as Mattern at his best, allowing
only six hits
Doyle helped the Giants to establish a good lead
IN the second game after Ferguson's Wildness had
opened the way IN the second inning DevIin led
OFF with single and scored on a sacrifice fy BY
Schiei, after Brtdwell and Tenney had walked u
hrSt Ferguson filed. the bases by giving Ames a
free pass also and then was called 70 the bench
IN favor of Rtchte Doyle came along with a two
Dagger however. scoring BridWeH and Tenney
while Ames raced home Seymours OUT, With
-FOUR runs IN hand il looked as If New York had
the game safely won, bur Ames was unsteady and
the home team made enough hits to pick up one
run in each OF the second. third fourth and seventh
innings.
Boston had number OF chances 70 win the game
from the eighth inning on, but Ames proved won
dsrfuly effective in tight places and managed 20
stsve on defeat The Giants. on the other hand
had teW II any chances break the tie as Ritchie
pitched mastery game and held the visitors "a
two hits after the second inning
oil
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
MyoPIA WINS POLO TROPHY.

Dedham, Mass. Sept. l5-In a fast. hard riding
game OF polo at Karlsteln this afternoon Myopia
I defeated Great Neck. OF Long Island. by
score OF il%4 goals 7i5, and in doing final
possesson OF the Marsden j. Perry trophy. which
has been I'm competition for ave years.
The contest was OF the best of the season
and was decided in the fourth period. when Myopia
scored four goals. The Myopia team showed
a complete reversal Of form In this period, up
10 that time Great Neck, with n handicap OF five
goals. had actually outplayed its rival
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
IRISH CRICkETERS WIN
FIVE TICKETS TO SPARE.
AH-Neu York Team Makes Good
Stand in Last Innings.

Sensational hitting on the part n A s T,lrrant
with fine support by tho other New York players
almost turned defeat into victory when the inter
national cricket game between the Gentlemen OF
Ireland and All-New York was resumed yesterday
az Livingston. Staten Island The Irishrnen gained
tho verdict by margin of i've wlckets but II tho
New Workers had NOT made such a poor showing
IN the hrst innings an altogether different ending
would probably have been the outcome
Durrant's Of q not out proved 10 be the
highest in the game and tho total of the local
mon n their second attempt assumed the respect
able proportions - IL.
Napper and Harrington were again the rnainstny
for the lrishrnen with the ball while for New York
Keenan, Clarke. Kelly and Hoskings were sue.
cessful
Afte- the home team had brought It's total n
aoC the invaders went In with eighty runs needed
20 win.
The Irishmcn sent In Browning and Morrow N
tho bowling Of Keenan, and Clarke. The start was
an auspicious for New York for keenan, clean
bowled Browning with the score at G. Careful
batting tactics were INDUCED in by the visitors
and runs came slowly. for both the local trundlers
were the wicket and keeping an excellent
length ~ % Keenan, got another wicket Dur
rant cleverly catching Mooney. and when the total
had been increased By a single tally Andrews
was bowled of his pads by Clarke and the pros
pect OF a New York victory looked fairly bright
Morrow and Aston, however. played capital
cricket and made the most Of their opportunities
In punishing loose balls. and Notwithstanding a
double change in bowlers the score mounted gradu-
ally. Kelly took the place OF Clarke at 70, while
eight runs later on Hoskings went on in place
or Keenan,. This change was at once effective
Stephenson making "A good catch in the slips off
the second ball delivered.
Magee Allied the vacancy and PLAYED the stone
wall game. but when the score stood at 81 ne was
out leg before 10 Kelly Read took his place
and soon put the issue beyond doubt. as both he
and Morrow played with confidence and the neces-
sary runs were forthcoming before further wickets
secured.
The follows
AL-ISNE1W YORK
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
on COLLEGE GRIDIRONS.
Hrrard and Bro5cn Players Report
for Practice.

Cambridge Mass. Sept. 1.-Two dozen tanned
and sturdy undergraduates trotted out Soldiers
Field this afternoon with Captain Hamilton Fish.
and a few minutes later the football season at Har-
ward had begun From now until the climax IS
reached on November 20 in the game with Yale, a
score Of coaches with Percy Haushton at the head
will bend their energies toward repeating last years
victory the Blue.
Providence Sept. 13-The members OF the Brown
University football squad the number Of thirty
left the Union station to-day for New Bedford
where they will have early practice on the farm of
"DafY' Ciamnons head coach for the season.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
DETROIT PILES UP RUNS.
Scores almost at VII an Game srrth
St. Louis Team.

Detroit Sept 1S-St. Louis. which has won ony
two games all the season from Detroit with irs
regular lineup. presented several recruits to-day
and met its usual fate. Detroit hit Rose hard.
while Mullin had easy time holding ST. Louis
Both OF the runs scored of him made by
members OF the visiting team.
KilIan pitched the last two innings going in
for workout. and OLeary replaced Delehanty for
the same reason. II was contest almost entirely
void Of features with the single exception OF Bushs
fielding
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14

the pace and amid much excitement the American
players won four straight games.
some slashing side line drives enabled the Wis
ltors to pull up even, but Little and Hackett took
the lead again in the ninth game which they won
at loVe- Another love game this time to the other
sue Drought the score TO sail. but after fall had
neen called Hackett and Little ran out the next
TWO games and the match chiefly on their oppo-
nents' errors
me ANALYSIS of the match fni1nurs.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
MISS SUTTON BEATS MISS HAMMOND.

Newport. r L. Sept. 19-Miss May Sutton. Of
California. won the invitation lawn tennis tour
nsment in singles At the Newport Casino to-day
from Miss Louise Hammond. OF New York. The
score S-l, So
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
SECOND GAME.
Totals :. 81 50 . ) TotsIs9 ~ . L 80 Is

'Batted for Richie the thirteenth inning
New York. .--....O o q
Boston ....---..,O L o 0 o o o o a a
Came called of darkness.
TwO-hase htrs-poyle. Sweeney. HitS-OT Ferguson. ?
IN innings of Richie. in II 2S innings Sacrifice
hits-ShaW. =. Shear. 3 Ames Sacrifice fy-Schle
stolen base-SuodgrsSs Double playS-Riche and Au-
trey. Shean and Autrey Left baseS-NsT York. &;
Boston. L. First base balls-On 4; of
son {: Richie. 5 First base errors-Boston, 2;
York 1 StrtEk out-Rv 8, Richie, 4.
Wild pitch-Ames Tme-2.2O UmpiFes-Kane and
Emse
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
PIRATES KEEP 1T UP.
Bunch Hits IN One Inning and Pull
out a TictOry.

81. Louis. Sept. 1S.-Pfttsburg punched four hits
with an error and two bases balls for four
in the second inning to-day. and defeated St Louis
by a score of 10 1. Leever. for Pittsburg.
effective In all except the seventh inning. when
double a single and a sacrifice iy gave the ST.
Louis team its only run.
The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14

sBatted for Raleigh in seventh inning.
Ptttsburg " v " " " " -
ST Louis .....................O o 0 D o o O-1
Two-base hits-Leach Konetchy, Storke. Mowrey. Slc
rihce hy-Nfowrey Double pay-Mler and Absten.
stolen base-Byrne. Base on halls-on Ralegh. =; of
Lever Struck Out-By Raleigh. I; by Meitor, BY
Lever p Hits-On Raleigh. IN innings: on Melt0r
in innings Left basesSt. Louis. T. Pittsburg, Z.
Tfr OK TTmplre-Elen-
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
CHICAGO, 2; CLEVELAND, {

Chicago Sept. 19.-The Chicago White Sox de-
feated Cleveland in we'll played and exciting
game here to-day by of 10 o Walsh
pitched great game for the home team allowing
onl. three scattered hits. With perfect support
he had the Maps az his mercy throughout joss
who tvirled for the visitors also showed good
form With the exception Of the NTH inning. in
which the White Sox made their two runs
The score follows
r II =
Chica 20 .....--...s.....o Q x-2 o
Cleveland - . . q o-H
Fattsriss-Talsh and Sullivan, joss and HiE
x7rs Tnpires-Ferrin- and rtnesn.
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ne score loiiVW'
CHICAGO.
CINCINNATI.
totals az ) Q q Is /

Totals ~ sJ Is n Totals 81 s24 "a a
-Hstssd for Archer IN ninth inning fEsttsd for Hsul
tsch IN ninth inning
Ctciunatt ...,, s..-..,.----e -
Chicago --srtl e - :" y y y y I'll
struck on,-Ry P-aieseh. g BY Erenanas Bass o.
P-uicach 2. CT Fron1re. s. IUe-czse hits
fslss srslrssI1r Loherl Sac-.nc. hits-che-cs Essn
Steler tssss-IcrAr,, F,ts rcrhls 7iav-zy.-s and
cn,rr. Ttr.-fssr u-r'r%s-rchns,crs and ray
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
PLAYERS WEEDED OUT.
Inman and Grant Come Through for
Ne1c JerSey Title.

The New Jersey state lawn tennis championship
tournament began yesterday on the courts of the
Morristown Field Club Thirty-eight players re-
ported for the mems singles. and the first round
was disposed of. Prominent among those who
earned their place in the second round were Fred
erick c. Inman. of the Rockaway Hunting Club the
metropolitan champion. and Wylie e. Grant OF the
New York Lawn Tennis Club
The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
CINCINNATI, 8; CHICAGO, I.

Cincinnati. Sept. 1S.-Cincinnau defeated the Chi
-caro cubs in a close and interesting game here
today by a score of to /. The visitors were
unable Co hit FTOmme and made four errors. The
playing of Lobert the feature OF the game.
~ fnll
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14

New Jersey championship msn's singles first
T8gni'-A W1,' L. Stevens defeated J. Reetsh; - 60
William J. Rosenbaum defeated spencer Miller, -.
81; L; H Pfetter defeated Robin Shaw. . t-l;
george Thomas tr defeated George $ Cfroesbeckf IS
6-3. Ct Leon Freeman defeated II. NJ Baich, 6-3.
F. Watson r. defeated P. Loree by default Edgar
tssted r. 4 whigham. by default; g Dubostus de
f4ated Fred Richardson 6-1 s4: P Martin defeated
s. Dubostus. So SIS: r. Martin defeated ~. Hyde.
by default, Dr. Ewing Taylor defeated II. 2. Smith.
81. 50: OTTO II Hinck defeated \, =, Grove. 50.
2 7. Anderson defeated 3. N Phillips. -. 6-5; K.
NJ. Boernan dafeated r ScheNsr. Is. &
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
pHuApELPHIA. 2; sRooKLYN. o.

Philadelphia. Sept lS-PhiladeIphia treated
Brooklyn to a clean coat OF whitwash here to-day
and won by a score Of to 0.
The Quakers punched hits off Bells delivery.
while Corridor proved a complete puzzle to the
visitors and held them to four hits.
Tho scnrc follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
Gn.inr

sl1TH RACE.-TEIE OGDEN: maiden tgo-ysar-olds:
500 added. Five and half furlongs. FutuTity
course- start good Won driving Time. los Win
asr 3. g.. by Ben Strome-Loot Owner. Idlebrook
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14

THIRD RAcE-IEIE GREAT EASTERN HANDICAP:
for year-olds: vap@. 5000 six furlongs. start
Eoaa- Won easily Time. 1929 Winner. ch. = BY
stsr Shoot-lNOOdTay- Owner. 81. dTBch.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
GENERAL CUTTING BACK AT WORK.

General John T. Cutting. president Of The New
York branch Of the Oldsmobile Company, returned
10 work yesterday after almost months vaca-
tion. General Cutting said that he is now in
dition 10 begin active campaign for the selling
Of fdsmobile cars.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
Timo. o.I2t 2:t1L. e:tfL 9.I6i,

upward: purse $500 Abiure. i2 oioinesl. Cousin
i13 tFtnneganl. second. Import. 1lS
Timn tOoaa Csnney. Spring Song shady BROOK
Founding Elk also
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
sAdded starters.


FOURTH isAcE-THE oMNIUM HANDIcAP. fOr tarse
year-oles and upward. value. $500 mile
a. eighth start good. Won driving Time. 1852
winner. bT C.. by Flsudit-unEghty. owner. s. c
Hlldeth
Closing
Iorkav betting
zIeS Nl5s s,sses ssnes- lSS 1 a q 5@ B1tsei. . 2s
gRTH RACE.-T5E CRESSINA: selling; for thrse-ysar-
ODDS and upward; $500 added mile q
teeEth turf course start good. Won easily. Tine.
54.% Winner; b. g. by clinOgd-Biack Venus
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14

q \ 3 I o O q q x-f0
4 o o o o Oh o o. 2
Thres-bsss hits Stsnsxe C2i.
Hits-Off Mullin. 4 IN Z in
innings. Sarrifc- hits-Ciabis
Bush. Cobb. Left on bases
Base on halls-O~ Muniu. q.
First base on errors DETROIT.
e. 3 (Bush. Crawford. Dele
Hin. 3; BY Rose I. Time
and Evans
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
The score follows;
PHILADELPHIA
Totals . "a 10 IS = Il Totals s2 szT1S

Two-base hits-Davfs. Livingston Tnree-bss- hins-
Kesler OIdring Murphy. Baker. Home Murphy
Sacrifice hits-Austin Barry Stolen Oid
Left bases-Philsdelphis. 5: New York. First
base errOrs-Philsdelphia. I: New York, Double
plays-Keeler and Chase: Collins, Barry and Dsr1-
balIs-On Morgan. s: or Doyle. 8; on Manning. s.
by pItcher-By Morgan. (Ense twice.: By Manning
(Oldring). Wild ptch-DOyie. Hit<-O1 Doyle. IN
innings. on Manning in innings Tine-2:c2. Ur-
pires-COnnOlly and KERN.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
New York AZ Boston two gam-sl
BROOKLYN at Philadelphia
PittsburE AZ ST. Louis.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
boston 9; New York. first camel
Boston, 4; New York tsecond game csIIedl
PHILADELPHIA :; Rr0Oklyn n
Cincinnati, 8; Chicago l.
PittsburE, {; 81. louis, l.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
The score follows:

TWO-base hit MOriafity.
Dewey. Home run Cobb.
nings: on Killeens I in 2
~. stolen basSs-McIntyro.
Detroit. :: St. Louis. ..
OF Killian. 4: on Rose. 3.
Q. IIit by pitcher BY Ros
hantyD. struck Out--Ry Mu
I:5j. TmpiTeS-O'LOuShlin
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
Totals :. - T1s % II

ph,,adslDbia ..............1 o o 3 o = ~
brooklyn .....-...-...--.-...o 90
Two base hits-Burch. Deininger, Bates Three-base
hit-DOolln. Sacrifice htt-Mheat Sacrtnee ty- knabe
BurCh. Wheat. Double play-Wheat
IcnDox aud Redmond. Left bases Philadelphia. g.
irooklvn First ON balsO6 Corridor, .; OF Bel
base errOrs-RruOklyn. L. - Isy
trridon = by Iiell g. Time-J:f2 Umplre-RigIer
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14

SECOND RACE.-TEE ARTFUL HANDICAP: for three
vear-o.dE and upward. $500 added One mils.
good Won driving Time. i.ss Winner. r.. e.. by
htsr ShOot-Lyn6sl.- owner. ElkEoOd Park stabie.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14

Baseball ro-dsv. Iro sueries Fret rars called
n. American Lsssus Park. J tnsricsrs ys.
lad slrhfs.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
II fandfnes in Baseball R-ace

ASERToAN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY
fhhsdelphia At New York two gamesl
Cleveland at Chicago.
II. Louis ar Detroit
Washington Boston.
RESULTS or GAMES YESTERDAY
Philadelphia, i0i New York p
Boston. {; Washington. ?.
Detroit, 10: -. Louis 2
Chicago, ?; Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
FoTTRsoNrEe
ppr,-rrTOS


pss,,,s ~ hoies-Ray and s.ek.l bsat Martin an
etriEisv ~ snS % rlsy ocEten and bo9ts,s4 e
80 kdoo ans Van DYKE, ur ana 3 70 PLAY. tecs ~
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
BOSTON. q; WASHINGTON. p

Boston. Sept. 1S-Boston won am interesting game
from Washington to-day by a score of TO Hard
hitting in the-slxth seventh and eighth innings
after the visitors had lead gave Boston the
game.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
THE H4RYESTER SCORES
Unbeatable TrOtter jTHS at Syra-
cuse Grand Circuit Meeting.

Syracuse. Sept. l;-The Harvester. Ed Geers's
unbeaten four-year-old stallion, added 10 bis
Iaurels at the opening the Grand Circuit meeting
here to-day by easily winning the Chamber OF
Commerce Stakes. OF $2.oCo. for 200 trotters. in
straight heats. Genteel II. and Zomalta furnished
The Harvester some amusement. but Geers had to
stretch his arms keep the stallion from losing
his field The Harvester's time 2:O9i4, 2:l0Is
and 2:09i4
The summaries follow:
TRoTTING-THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2:09
CI4ASS-TIREE IN FOCR-PURSE. $4,000.
The Harvester. br. =, by Walnut Hall-Netolet.
Cienteei H. br h.. by Gambetta Wilkes tsnow).. =
Zomalta b. m. by ZOmbrO Murphy. ........... 3
Time. 2:o9's. 2:IO1s. 2oO+.
PACING-2:l3 CLASS-THREE IN FIVE-PURSE
$500
Hoosier Prince &. by Ceciian Prince. dam by
Halle Direct CHI M by walter Direct tC;eersl. . 2
Flora Coffee b. M by SIR John tSnoWl. 2 = 3
Time. 2nSis, 2n7's. 2O7h.
TROTTINGf-2:I9 CLASS-THREE IN FIVE-PURSE
81 200
Sir Todd b. h.. BY Todd-Kate Brooks (Troctor) > 1
WiIkerson. h. by Todd q.aselD ........... 3
The Sailorman. b. g by lookaway tMoore)... 3 = =
Lady Worthy. h. M tSerrilD ..-...........-.. 10
LADY Vincent b. m. tArTell ............-..... dis
Mercury. b. =. tBraWleNl = o 70
King Peter. p. h. Utter. IL IL II
Relle. blk (liurgess). n
Gypsy Roy b g. tDuntar) II lS 10
Lux, b, (iaSlipl-. 10 8 3
Areo. h Merrlhe'D IA 4 IL
silver Baron, br. H. Ceers). II lO
Border Knight h. Ooxl II 14
Sir Arthur. blk. e (ETnestI ..................
Time @t2a 2:iii.. s;t1&. a:is,.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
SINGLES

Results by holes-Secke beat Martin up; Gorton
beat Kay, up: Lord beat Van DYKE up and 4 10
piav: Houston beat Leonard = up and % play Boot
syeil beat McAdoo and 10 play; Eddy beat shrg
4 IN and 3 &c play.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14

Boston \ A............0 o o l. II N ,
Washington ............O o o % s o
Batteries-Smth and Donahue; Gray and Street.
Umpres--Egan and Sheridan.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
FIRST GAME

Boston --.-.'..----.-.-.-...o Is
New York ...---.--.--......-0 d q o II
Two-oase hit-Mu-ray- Home ruus-Becksr. Beck
Double play-B-idweN and DOYLE. Left
York 8; Boston. l. First base baIs-Of NIattern l.
on WttSe. First base srror-Boston. l. Time
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14

FIRST E-ACe--lt1E EfhON. selling. ages. $500
aocsc SIX ana a haI tur-onEs- start gooc Won
ese-y- lime 10 "A inner. b. C., Alvescot-
torlfe. ORner =. u. .JennInRk
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
SINGLES


Results by holes Sweeney heat Hepburn, up and 2
20 play: Lannigan beat Kirchner, up; Blair beat Ho
iins 3 up play Smith beat Howe. Snr-
gent heat up and 10 play; Clark beat Psttit
by default
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Bin rlls naton, s: Utica.
Tilkes Barre. q Albany,
Troy, 4; Scranton, q
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
FoURsoMEs.

HARVARD PENNSYLVANIA.
Sweeney and Lannigan.. Hepburn and kirchneT..-
Clark. Blair and Howte.
Sargent and Macarthur. Legge and Petut...---.. D
Total .........-..-... 3 .....--.-....---...
Results by hoies-Sweeney and Iannigan beat Hepburn
and Rlrchner, up ana 3 "a play: HOllins and Clark
beat Blair HOWie, 4 up and 3 play: Sargent ana
Macarthur beat Legge and Petit, up and 20 piay.