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New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
MISS SEARS HOLDS HER TITLE.
Defeats Miss Rotch In Challenge Round on
the Haverford Courts.

Philadelphia, June I'm the final round of the
womans championship lawn tennis tournament Of
Pennsylvania and the Eastern states. held to-day
at Haverford Miss Edith Rotch, of Boston, de-
feated Miss Rachel Harlan, of Philadelphia. rs,
IS. In the challenge round. however Miss Eleanor
Sears also of Boston. the title holder defeated
Miss Rotch, 6-3 2-6. s..
in the challenge round OF the championship
doubles Miss Eleanor Sears and Miss Marion Fenno
defeated Miss Evelyn Sears and Miss Curtis, -
S-6, IS.
In the final round in the mixed doubles Miss
Eleanor Sears and ". j. Clother defeated Miss
Rachel Harlan of Philadelphia, and the Rev. II.
]. Renden, S-6, 6-2, IS. They will play the title
holders Miss FennO and Wren. tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08

the equal OF his challenger. In the close games
TouChsrd performed some brilliant sleight Of hand
tricks with the ball He seldom missed getting to
the net when he wished, and once there he cut the
shots off short that the bali lost all speed ana
just crossed the net tallying the for him. as
PeIl could not get up
Both men held to the methods after Touch
ard had won the third set. PeI settled down TO
the base line and his driving fast and sure,
but Touchard tricked him by variations of speed
following a fast with gentle pat Up 10
9-sU Pe was four times within a point of the set
He could quite make IT, and in series of stir
ring rallies Touchard won at 12-1O and became
holder of the cup.
Kenneth NJ. Boorman, Walter L. Pate and Ed
ward A. Gunther reached the serni-nsl round of the
handicap singles. which it is expected will be fin
ished to-day.
The summary follows:
Felipe cup singles challenge -ou1dl-Gustaye F
Touchard challenger defeated Theodore r. Fell, holder
6-4. 4-6 SIS 1:-10.
Handicap singles fourth round,-E NJ Fo2Tn1aa T1r1i
scratch. defeated A OsteudOrf. plus u. g = %
l. Pate. minus 10 defeated Charles ia 0cy Plus To-
r Roberts, minus l.. 6-3 6-S-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08

amateur Shippers Must Find Stdhc-
boat 4nckorcd off Shore.

A Yacht race the like Of which has never before
been suggested. much less tried Is the ono uiidI
80, - oorard Richards Of the Atlantic
1,.cbt ,r,.b purposes carrying out in July. He IN
tends to steam off in his Yacht Garcia for 10
miles from Sandy Hook. and anchor her there her
exact latitude and longitude having been stated 10
the regatta committee -,
T, taeL sa+ for the amateur shippers Of the
saven Yachts already entered and for the otleiS
expected TO start will be to find the Garcia by the
usual methods employed by navigators SAIL arouhd
her and return 10 the finish line, which Will Do At
the Ambrose Lightshp or some other marx pul7iuo
he hArbor.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08

New aspirants for honOrs crowded their way into
prominent positions in the National Bowling Asso-
citation championship tournament at Madison Squars
Garden last night In the individual composition
George Handler. Of Buffalo contributed 221 1913 and
% for total OF 6s4. good enough to put him in
fifth place A little later in the day vanderbeek
and Copeland. Brooklyn pair. BOWED L24f. and
ousted Bowls and Windheim. of Utica, from second
place in the two-man tourney.
Larkin and Morris. a BaIdwinsviIls couple rolled
1241 and got into fourth position. The scoring wac
generally high. and for that the indinerenr
showing OF McGuirk and Grady the Paterson
team, which made the worlds record of 1878 ar
Rochester last year, a distinct surprise
The best the former champions could total was
modest 1.OS2, which places them far down the lsG
OF probable prize winners
The last Of the fve-man teams entered in tbs
regular prize competition viii roll tonight. and on
Wednesday the winners viii be announced The
Individual and two-man teams. well the
and boys. will be the alleys all week, 50
that the successful in these classes viii not
be known until the tournament is over.
on Wednesday, Thursday. Friday and Saturday
evenings the commercial and fraternaI society
teams will take possession of the alleys and sons
good crowds are expected
Late last night the Metropolitan tam Of Balsi-
more rolled itself into second place in th7
fve-nan competition with 2.sSS total The only
other respectable total in this squad went 70 the
credit of the o. F. c. FIVE OF Rochester with 21ts-
The one good match OF the afternoon was thar
between Charles v Gilbert or Cleveland O4di-
ence J. Horan. The first series was be the best
four out Of seven and the second two out OF thres
Gilbert shot in decidedly better form than Horan
and won the first series four games straight, and to
the second in succession. In no case was Horsn
badly ove-scored by Gilbert. The scores were:
First SERIES best four out OF seven sames-Gsl-
bert 1S2 40 1s7. 195; HOran, 166. ISL 17%, III
Second series-GiIbert. $50 and 2o1; Horan. 1s4
and 17S-
Beginning at O'Clock on Friday night, picked
roll a picked team OF the general POstofdcs OF
Brooklyn. Three games viii be rolled. total pins
TO count.
William Sweiger. OF Baltimore. will roll a match
with Lee Johns. Of Newark tonight The contest
will be best four Of games SUetger viii
remain here for the remainder OF the week. rolling
few matches and getting some valuable expert
ence for the management OF the next tournament.
in Baltimore
The leading scores yesterday follow:
SINGLES
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
CLOSE FIGHT FOR TITLE.
Mrendn Beats SCanneU IN De La
Sale Institute Games.

Daniel Meenan the crack sprinter Of De la Sale
Institute won the aI-rouud championship OF his
institution with total of Is points at the twenty
fftb annual games. held at the Clason Point Mill
+arv Academy, at C1ason-Ou-the-Sound, Nestches-
ter County, yesterday
,ra contest for the title waged all the afternoon
bstWeen Meenan and George F Scannell. jr.. The
heTnDiou interschoIa site sprtnter. The latter M
iI5 peecond with 13 points Meenan obtained the
titTs Chen he defeated Scanne in the running
broad lump.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
THE E4STERN LEAGUE.

guson, Mattern ana Smlth. CmpIres-Cusac
Jof1nstone.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
PIRATES RALLY IN TIME.

Pittsburg June Thanks to rally IN inc
eighth inning Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia to-
day by a score Of 10 ;. The visitors made three
runs in the fifth inning. chiefly on scratch hits
Until the eighth inning Moren was invinclbie hht
in that session he weakened. and after triple
double single and a base on balls. enough 10
give three runs ne replaced by Brown "aG-
nor the next man uu doubled scoring Clarke.
I.eifeld pitched a good game, hut Was taken out
10 allow Hyatt 70 bat for him. Ihe score foONs:
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
YACHT SIGHTED
Ne5C Record Likely in the Ocean
Race to Bermuda.

The only news OF the five sailing yachts and four
power boats that started IN the ocean race TO
Bermuda Saturday brought yesterday by
the captain OF the steamship Bermudan. which
arrived from Bermuda. He reported that on Sunday
night about o'clock he and his officers sighted
schooner yacht carrying reefed foresai and main
sail, a staysan and jib. 1t blowing gale
from the northeast. and the yacht too far
away in the mist to identify her The steamers
captain gives the latitude 5757 north and 1888
west
According 10 those figures, the yacht, which
yachtsmen here believe to have been either the
Amorita or the Crusader H. had sailed 27o miles
on her course, a speed of s8 knots for
thirty-two hours. Her location u as then just 80
miles from Bermuda. The yacht was about hve
miles TO the eastward OF the steamer when seem
and those who watched her say she was fairly
flying along in a smother o. spray. with the WIND
and heavy sea on her port quarter.
II the fair wind continues the experts hgure
that all records the sailing craft will be broken
for the yacht sighted had made more than two
hundred miles first days run. II she keeps
that I'D she will the finish line IN eighty-tWo
hours or less. The daily runs OF the schooner
Dervish the winner OF last years race. we're lS
123 %, and laS miles She had good deal OF calm
weather on the second day and an easterly gale
after that .,
The captain OF the Berlnudlan believes that the
motor boats are having hard time in the heavy
sea v-hi>h was 50 rough that some Of tho hsh
soo Vas bringing for the Aquarium were ki.lea
bv the banging they got against the sides oi inc
tanks.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
CINCINNATI, 6: BOSTON, l

Cincinnati. June Bates started to-osy game
49,, ,l,-.e base hit but was unable to score. In
,, second inning Boston had the bases full be-
fore a man was retired and then was unabs to
ring IN a tally.
cincinnati knocked Ferguson out Of the box In
the second inning. and finally won by score of
TO ]
The score follows:
Cincinnati ..............I 0 Ks II
Eneton o O 0 o 0 Ii
T2atteries-campbell and Mclean and Roth; Fer
guson Mattern and Smith. Umpires-Cusack and
Johnstone.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
MURPHY JOKING" SAYS Killing.

NeiSss CITY. No. June Murphy must be iok-
said John Killing yesterday when shown a
ago dispatch saying he had wired the president
me CUBS that he would join The team, provided
" s'l ma SHIRE OF the $1,000 bonus. He added:
never sent him a dispatch. and I defy Murphy
iHooucs one l wont report this month. a.
10 December. ! have no idea ~ going - Chi
.ls'' hase made no proposition and not consid-
iuR any That is al there is it
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
SUPERBAS WIN A GAME II
Defeat St. Louis, Thanks TO the
Pitching Of Bell.

s. LOUIS. June 7.-E,nective pitching by Bell gave
Brooklyn a victory over St. Louis in the
opening game of the series to-day.
Beebe pitched good ball for the Locals, but q
base on balls in the sixth inning netted a run
and NcMilan's double. a sacrifice and fielder
choice resulted in another tally in the next inning
follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
COMPETITION.
COLUMBIA SHUT OUT.
U7ith Collins IN Form Vermont Wins
4nother Victory.

Burlington. Vt. June 7-CoIumbia went down be-
Collins. the Vermont pitcher, In fsatureIsss
game this afternoon by a score of to O. Collins.
who will join the Boston Americans in a few days.
was in great form. striking out twelve men and
allowing only two hits. His team mates gave hirn
faultless support.
Lee Of Columbia. wild the early part OF this
game and this was responsible for Vermont's scor-
ing Only during the game did Columbia
man reach thirf base.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
WRIGHT AND sULLoWAY HOLD TITLE

Newton. Mass. June Wright and Sulloway
successfully defended their title to the Massachu-
setts state lawn tennis championship doubles the
Brae Burn courts to-day by defeating the Johnson
brothers, who recently the championship Of
the Brae Burn Club. by a score of 10 IS. 3-6.
A =
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
PENNSYLVANIA, 2; DARTMOUTH. ;.

Hanover y. H, June Although Dartmouth hit
as often and felded as well the University OF
PennsyIyania players to-day the visiting team won
by score OF TO ..
Reckless base running and general lack OF win
nins, tactics were responsible for the lowering OF
the Green's colors. Mitchell was replaced by Eek
strom in the sixth inning
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
zrMMERMANN OFF TO SHoo TABRoAD.

t,us Zinrermanr the expert rifeman who. 1T IS
sid has won more prizes than any man in Amer
iea sailed for Germany last week to represent the
-, c,a.as Al tire. international hundesshoot. tn
10 Held II Hamburg next month under the direc-
ton If the United Shooting Association of Ger
mluS
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08

At the annual meeting of the Eastern Profess
sional Golfers Association in this city yesterday
the challenge for team match with the Western
Professional Golf Association accepted The
match will be held at EngIewood on Tuesday June
2, and the opposing sides will consist OF six or
twelve players. In challenge from the West the
suggestion for teams of six, but the sentiment
among the Eastern professionals at yesterday
meeting favored twelve side The exact num-
Der. however, will be determined later. when 1t
is found how many the Western forces can muster.
It voted to make Alex Smith. the present
Eastern champion, captain OF the team. and he
was also empowered TO select his associates. An
effort made to have team selected by vote at
yesterdays meeting. but it did not meet with gen
eraI favor, because II is always considered proper
for the captain do the selecting
The secretary's report showed that during the
last year eight new members had been elected and
that the association has ninety-three names on
the roll The treasurer's report gave balance or
s644 92 as against s513 % year Willie Norton,
who has served president for the last two years
gave way in favor Of George Strath. the dean OF
professionals this country Herbert Strong also
resigned his position as secretary in favor Of H. II
Barker The election resulted as follows:
President, George Strathi vice-President- Jack
Hobens; secretary, H. II. Barker; treasurer. Dave
Hunter; executive committee, George Low, chair
man: Herbert Strong. A. Ffnlay. Dave Ogtlvie' Tom
Anderson J. G.. Jones and Robert Thomson
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
YANKEES SELL WARD TO ouAKERs

me New York American League Club announced
,ss.erday that Jce Ward had been sold TO the
> ''isdelphia National League Club. for a price
a1s'ated- 1Tsrd played with the Philadelphia Ma
1efais in 1906. lie left New York last night.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
|fandings in Baseball Race

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Detroit at York
Chicago Washington
Louis Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
RESULTS or GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. 8: Detroit. I.
Boston. ST Louis, T.
Cleveland. g: Philadelphia. I.
Chicago, s; Washington, o.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
MORE GOLF FOR PROS
FOURSOMES ON THE CARD
Challenge accepted for Team Match
1cith Western PLAYERS.

The Englewood Golf Club. which course The
national open championship tournament is to be
decided June "a and p. has arranged for ex
ira day OF competitive golf This will consist OF
best ball foursomes in which amateurs and profes-
slonals will team up As professionals from all
over the country will be hand for practice al
EnSewood practically all that week, they will be
certain TO enter heartily into affair of this
Kind. The prizes will be given by the En5lewood
club to the amount of about 500
According to present plans this money will be
split up into two three prizes. with the cash end
going to the pro" while his amateur partner will
receive the equivalent in plate. No restrictions Will
be made as to partners-that is professional may
get any amateur ne irrespective of club Tnis
competition will take place on Wednesday after
noon, June g. and consist OF eighteen holes medal
play. Added interest may he lent to this affair
through the presence Of Tom Vardon and George
Duncan, two we'll known foreign professionals. who
have signifed their intention of taking part in the
open championship. Report has it that Fardon'
who has already cabIed his entry, expects to sail
from the other side June Is. This would hardly
give him time to compete in the preliminary event
at EngleWOod
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
AmUsemerts.

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New-York tribune., 1909-06-08

Sacrifice hits-TannehW Owens stoien H pAST NfcBrde
and ponohue Left bases-Wsshinston o. ChlcagT, G 2
81, hase on hals-Gray .; Walsh l. First on eTIuIs
Fr'icago struck out-Gray t6), Walsh o. Time
40 9Iimpres-Connoly and Hurst
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08

.Battei for Beebe in eighth inning
o @ q q ! O y %
St Louis .......-.-.---..-...-o
Two base hit-McMIIlau- Sacrifice hit-hustus Lcuno
konetChy. Alderman nun
mel: Mcmillan. Alpernan and IiummeL stolen -
T,lIIs T2urch Wild pItch-Beebe Bases on oaILs On
T7eIl .: or Teebe Ssee. / Struck outBy scene.
x Is in eight innings seit
or bsses-St- Louis. Brooklyn Q. Tlne-l-45 Tn
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08

Ro-bsse Lfts-RIeinour. schsefer Three-base hit
Sacrifice bare-Engle. Left
On osses-Detrei;. 3: Eew York 1
Detroif. = Double plays-Elberfeld KleinoW, LzpoTte
2 kl@inow; Schsefer. Bush and Morarity; Chase and
,s.lNfleics BecAendOTf O'LeaTy. Struck out-By
t1sslnng. .: by Summers. ,. b. Works. 1. Bases on
SalA-1h Manning. .. Of Summers. l. Wild pitch
r,.Ihiners- Hiis-On Summers. 10 innings OF
.oofsS in inning TiIae-i:4.. UmpiresEvsns
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESI-

~or Britain. IS: New Haven, 3.
HoIvoke, 4; Hartford, :.
Springfield, 3; Bridgeport :
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS

yS-iJI,es-Barre 2; Utica, /.
Syracuse. s; Scranton. i
Elmra. s.: Albany. ;.
Troy. 6; BinghamtoH, 3.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn ST. Louis
Boston Mt Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Pittsburg
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Brooklyn, .; ST. Louis. o.
PittsburE. : Philadelphia, 3
Cincinnati, 6; Boston. /.
New York Chicago (rainb.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
CHICAGO. 8; WASHINGTON, o.

Washington, June 7.-Chicago had an easy tune
shutting out Washington to-day by a score OF 70
O. Walsh was a puzzle 10 the local oatsmeh WINS
GRAY was hit hard and had poor support
The follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08

Hamilton Bermuda. June The storm OF yes
terdav passed of this morning and the weather IS
now fair. with Hight breez" and moderate s"e'i-
-. 60 rr,rrov, two miles on St. David's
nd as ,he mark boat at the finish line for tho
calling Yachts and power boats which Ieft
Cravesend Bav on SATURDAY afternoon, and which
arc nov, far along the journey 10 bermuda
The motor boats VIII be inspected al either nam
80 :. f.o,rgee according 20 the port they
ortor The prospects are favorable FOR the arrival
or the leader of the motor boats b. noon to-norro"
a,d tho leader Of the yachts by sunset.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
Ra,ted for IlefAcld in eighth inning.

@Batted LeiflcIa IN
. *
,i 'ttuILE LIZ ''--' .... o o %
Two base rits-FIyatt Wagner. Titus Three hase ht
frsr,e Hts-Of Ieifeld. I in eight Innings on
,soren In reyen and third innings of Brown IN
,Strd. ~ an inning. Sacrifice nyESrant Left on
bSsesFiJ, siIurg 3. philadelphia Bases on balls t
ssa-a- > struck MoTen. J: by l<lieio l. oy
49, TIM 70. Lmprcs-kleIn and Kane
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
LAFAYETTE, 2; LEHIeH. o.

BetbIebem Penn. June 7--Lafayette defeated
bizb for the second time this season hers to-
1av bv a score OF 2 TO 0. as follows:
..,,... 30 o o % 10 0
Tebich ...............0 0 % .
Batteries Schneider and Matson' Bason ana
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08

Boston June 7-Cirah aham's curves did not puzzle
the local batsmen to-day. and Boston Won from
St Louis by a of to 4 Cicotte replaced
AreIianes in the fourth inning and generally
effective.
The score follows:
Il. II. Z.
Boston ...-.---....-.-...0 ii Ks - I
ST Louis ...... ........1 o 0 Q o.
Batteries Boston Arellsnes. Cicotte and Carri-
gan; St. Louis. Graham and Stephens, Howell and
Smith. Umpires-kerin and O'Loughn.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
CLEVELAND, 3; PHILADELPHIA, I

Philadelphia, June 7-CIeveIand deledIeu | ma
deIphia by of to to-day oattihs rldhA
off the rubber innings. Berger not only kept
pbuadeInbias hits scattered but also made
three-bagger. which drove in two Of Cleveland
The score follows: - -
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08

In the postponed opening matches Of the Metro
pslitan Lawn Tennis League championship series
the West Side club took three straight victories
from the Hamilton Grange Club on the latter's
courts while the Bedford Park Club won two and
lost one, with the players OF the Brooklyn Club
visitors
Lyle r. Mahan. the former Columbia intercol-
Iegiate champion, and Calhoun Cragin represented
the West Side Mahan defeated Walter Merrill
Hall St 81 and Cragin defeated G. B. Falls,
81 so In the doubles Mahan and Cragin de
feated Hall and Julio NJ Steinacher. 60. 4-6, s.
on the Bedford Park courts. in the singles, Wal
ter L. Pate, Brooklyn. defeated William II. Con
nell Bedford Park 6-3, as, IS, and Touchard,
Bedford Park. defeated Charles L. Johnston, jr-
Brooklyn, So 6-2 In doubles Connell and TOu-
chard defeated John G. RemOnd and Robert Cassa-
major. SIS, "a and S2
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
le score follows:
VERMONT


Vermont ..-.-l i D o x-<
Columbia ......--.-.-.-....-.O o o o o o D 60
Two-base hits-Shaw Tonkin. Sacrifice hits-Mc-
Conneu (2 Haynes. burlington stolen base-Hzynss
baIIs-By Lee. =: BY Collins Struck
By Collins. II. BY Lee. g. Passed halls-Iomrnel. a
HIT by pitched bsll-TOnkin. Fi shaw. Collision Tms
One hour so minutes Cmpi-s-McDonad.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
BOSTON. 6; ST. LOUIS. q.

Ratteries-C Cleveland. Berger and Bemls; Phlit
delphia, Plank. Dygert and Thomas Nickers ant
Livingstone. Umpires-Egan and Sheridan.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
R H. e

Pennsylvania .........0 0 0 o o o. IL 4
Dartmouth .............0 % (
Batteries-SchuItz and Cousins: Mitchell, Eek
strom and Chadbourne. Time. 200. Umpire-Ki
lourhy.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
BRYN MAWR WINS AT POLO.

Philadelphia June :. - The Point Judith polo
team was defeated by the Bryn Mawr four on the
latters grounds to-day by a score OF 9l2 goals to
72.. Point Judith allowed a handicap of 6
goals and Stevenson added more. They were
penalized twice for Illegal mallet work and made
safety.
Bryn Mawr scored II goals and was penaIized
three times for maIlet hooking. The Point Judith
team consisted of F. A Clark. C. P. Beadleston. NJ.
Stevenson and f 5. Won Stade The Bryn Mawr
players w. Stewart. r. r. Strawbridge.
Charles Wheeler and " II. Smith.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.
Lynn. 10. Worcester o.
Lowell. ;; Haverhill. 5.
Brockton, s; New Bedford. D.
Baseball To-day. 4:OO 2. VI. American League Park
~. y Americans Detro'
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
LlRNED ON THE COURTS.
National Champion Shoes Form in
EngIezcOOd TOmRcY.

Ranking performers. including the national cham
pion William \. Larned appeared in the opening
rounds OF the tournament the courts of the
Euglewood Field Club. EnElewood y. J.. yester-
day In his first match Iarned drew the veteran
Stephen Millett. who allowed the famous Nestor
OF the American courts a walko-er. Then Iarned
engaged Robert -. Wreun IN impromptu con-
test during which hc indicated that he was in
good form by easily holding the lead. II IS
ths first time that the national champion has ap-
peared earth courts I'm many seasons.
The significance Of SO many OF the leading play
ers including all Of the men who have played upon
American international teams, being drawn for this
tournament is due the fact that the United
States National Lawn Tennis Association officials
wish to ascertain the form of men who may be
collected for the Davis cup matches this year
The summary follows:
Mems cup singles; first roundCar.oton {. Kelley de-
feated George NJ church. g. 6-2. Edwin p I-srned
defeated Alexander Amend 64 s2. G. Frederick Wat
son jr defeated Artemus Holmes. 10. 6-2. 6. a /.
H. Little defeated Harry Torrance 10y default Ed
pin Fischer defeated King Smith. 6-I. S6; william
u defeated George :. Grucsbeck SIS. s 4: Or.
defeated Arthur = Crsgin by default
Second Thomas W Potter defeated Karl r
Lamb Sc s-3 SIS William a. Iarued defeated Ste
Feat 81 Harold Hackett by default otto II Hinck de-
feated Felix Doubleday. 81. 6-2; ! " Kendall de-
featrd 9 NJ zimmerman. s-S. 81; Edgar r Leo defeat
ed =. FoerSter 81 6-l.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08

Baseball To-day. 400 p. ~, American League Park
". J. Americans %. Detro
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.

LINN. 10. Worcester. q.
Lowell. ;; Haverhil 5.
Brockton, s; New Bedford.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08

Totals .-.a2 5 II - Il 3 Totals rs "a 1
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08

Miss Blanche Bates. the actress. has purchased
a new six-cylinder Thomas car of 70 horsepower,
and has planned to make A tour TO her home IN
san Francisco In few days. Miss Bates will not
tT, a record