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New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
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Narragansett Pier. r. l.. Aug. 29.-Dash
ing polo which ended with the Wanderers
scoring on the sweepstakes cups by the
narrow margin of fraction of a goal, de-
lighted a fashona bic assemblase of follow
ers of the sport here to-day on the field
of the Point Judith Polo Club Through
eight periods the riding and hitting were
carried on al a daring pace, only to finish
with the Wanderers defeating the Free
hooters four by a net score Of goals
to 5S4 goals.
j. B. Thomas. the star of the New Haven
four led the Wanderers and he was at his
best In the off riding and the hitting. He
found a worthy back in Alexander Brown.
of the Bryn Mawr team. who also held
position on the Wanderers. and the two
accomplished some of the fastest for
warding of the ball that has been seen on
this field this season. While Cyril Carr
ard P. S. P. Randolph. the latter showing
some of the most daring horsemanship.
rode off the interfering players of the
Freebooters Alexander Brown and J. 3.
Thomas attended strictly to the goals.
Thomas hit five goals as Brown sent the
ball up TO him by beautifully timed cross
plays and in this his work was above any
of the other men.
On their side the Freebooters displayea
remarkable strength both defensively and
offensively. J. g. Rathbone a No /. at
tempted to show the same proficiency at
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
BROWN OUTPOINTs BEECHER
Surprises Admirers by His Work
in Fast Ten Round Bout.

Boxing as he never did before during his
career in the roped arena. Knockout
Brown. the phenomenal hitter Of the lower
East Side. outpointed Willie Beecher, the
Ghetto lad. in fast and furious ten-round
bout at the Olympic Athletic Club last
night
The Improvement shown by Brown was
little short of wonderful Those who saw
the last bout between the pair, when Beech
er so decisively outpointed Brown, expect
ed 70 see the same old Brown. totally de-
void of science and depending entirely upon
one punch to crush his rival to earth and
bring him an easy victory. In this. how
ever. they were disappointed. Brown boxed
cleverly-so cleverly. in fact. that his ad-
rnirers were surprised al his speed He
worked a nicely timed right-hand lab
TO the face and a right-hand upper
cut TO the head and jaw which sifted
through the Ghetto lads defence in a most
confusing manner. beating Willie TO the
punch and causing him to miss by wide
margins. In footwork, too. Brown showed
most decided change for the better.
Brown started right al the gong and
forced the milling from start 10 finish He
had the better of the first four and eighth
and ninth rounds. Beecher had a shade in
the sixth. seventh and fnai rounds, while
the fifth was even
When the boys spared for an opening
in the first round. Brown surprised every
body by shooting three right jabs in rapid
succession to Beecher's face, and cleYerly
danced away from the heavy counter which
Willie started AT him, and stepped in with
4 left uppercut TO the jaw that rocked the
Ghetto youth from head to heels Beecher
fought back hard. but Brown was entirely
too clever. and skilfullv avoided most Of the
blows aimed at him. The following three
rounds were repetItions of the first, Brown
out boxing Beecher d all stages.
Willie came into his own in the sixth
round. and had all the better Of the boxing.
He shook Brown several times with right
crosses to the jaw. and Brown was tired a
the bell.
The ninth round was a whirlwind from
start TO finish. BeeCheT tore al Brown as
If to overpower him at once The latter,
however, returned the charge. Beecher
jabbed. hooked and swung, but 'kayo,
boxing with the skill Of a fencing master,
blocked the blows with his elbows. fore
arms and gloves and countered with both
hands 10 the head
Tonight. al the Fairnont Athletic Club,
Young Wagner will meet Joe Coster in the
main bout of ten rounds.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
YACHTS MAKE GOOD TIME
The Rowdy Wins Waterway s
League Championship Cup.

Nineteen sloop yachts. including some of
the fastest that race on Long Island Sound
competed yesterday for the Waterways
League championship cup.
Inc race, which was under the direction
Of TIE New Rochelle Yacht Club. was sailed
III good breeze from the southeast and
over q triangular course of eleven and
half miles. The first leg was a beat TO
Motifs Point buoy thence 1t a close
reach to the Parsonage Point buoy. and a
run from there 10 the finish off Echo Bay,
New Rochelle
Leo s. Herzig's Gardena vas the largest
sloop entered. and she made the fastest
time over the course hours 1 minute As
seconds-but. being obliged to allow the
others considerab bic time, she was unable
TO capture the prize. which went to the
third boat that finished. H. S. Duell's
Rowdy one OF the New York Yacht Clubs
So-foot class She Won from the Cara Mia
by 23 seconds
The summary follows
WATERWAYS LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP
CTP-STaRT 2.I5-C0I- H. MILES.
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H>anderers UIi,1SpirifedMo1cb
Defeat Freebooters in Polo Contest for the
Sweepstakes Cups.

hitting the ball and in team work as did
Thomas. In the first four periods he was
slightly better than Thomas. and at this
stage the Freebooters led. Then it was
that Thomas began to ride the Freebooters
down and outdistance them in the gallops,
as he brought out fine string of his
ponies. Thomas scored four of his goals
in the last four periods
H H. Holmes. the back the Free
hooters side. nearly tailed a winning
goal for his team just at the end. In a
dashing ganop across the length of the
field he carried the ball up to the painted
posts and tried to hit in Carr and
Thomas sWooped down upon him. AS his
pony sverved his mallet met the ball
trif1e to side and the hit missed by
inches. 1t splendid attempt ana
was heartily applauded.
The matches for the Gladstone cups and
the Anglo-American cups will be decided
here this week. The rules have been
changed for the latter trophies TO con-
form to the English laws of the game
The lineup follows:
FREEBOoTERs. WANDERERS.
No. Earl Hopping. No 2-Cyr1l carr d.
No. 3-W. II. Harri- No. 3-P. 3 +. ran
Back-H H Holmes Baok-Alex Brown
Goals scored: For Wanderers. 5. Thomas,
=: Alex Brown. /: net score. goals. For Free
booters-J G. Rathbone, :; Earl Hopping ?;
total. goals; lost by penalty, g9ai 1sI,,,, aor
carr. Time of game-Eight periods Of ~ min
each
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
RIVERSIDE LAWN TENNIS.

Ralph L Baggs and ]. F Sammis ar
rived in the sen1i-fnaI round of the cup
singles on the Riverside courts. aSth street
and West End avenue. yesterday. Three
lively sets were necessary for Bsggs to de-
feat Paul Forester. Is, e., 6-4. Sammis
defeated the Berlin champion. Paul Schultz
herg. SIS. SIS. The German vas not at his
best on the wet and slippery playing sur
faces.
The doubles were also brought along to
the serni-fnals. and the best match was
that in which Sheldon and Levi defeated
Scheffer and Mandelstein. IS. O., So
The summary follows:
Riverside Cup. mems singles fourth round)-
Ra lph L. BagEs defeated Paul Forester. Is
s. 6+. J F Samnis defeated Paul Schultz
berg S-5 6-3
Mems doubles rhrst roundl-Anderson and
EoIhrook defeated SalirEer and partner by de
fault Saru1ts sad Hammond defeated Davidson
and Eavs 5-4. s-6. FranstAin and King de
fea rAd Gutenberg and partner by default.
Second round-PettiErew end Clark defeated
Fra and King by default: Scheffer and
Manfelsrein defeated Brown and Brown by de
faux: Anderson and Hobrnok defeated Sammis
and Hammond. SIS -
Third round-Pea body and SchutzberE de
feated Billivile and Toby. al. 50: Enrich
and Drevfuss defeated Pettig-ev and Clark.
e. s-i- Sheldon and Ievf defeated Schefer
and Nandelstein. 4-S. S-4. S4
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
SWIMMING MEET AT SEA GATE

The Atlantic Yacht Club has been award
ed the one-n1ile metropolitan swimming
championship which Viii be held off Sea
Gate on September 8 The metropolitan
mile championship will be an open race,
because neither Daniels nor Goodwin will
compete. larger number of competitors
is expected than seen in a mile event be
fore The other events are 10-yard
handicap q canoe fitting contest and a
diving competition. in which the present
and past metropolitan champion, H Smy tn
and T z O'Calla CHAN, are expected 10
coroue;e Entries close to-day with Otto
Wahle. No 90 Broadway, or Diesges &
Clust No. q John street
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
SUPERBAS LOSE GROUND
Cardinals Win First Game in
StruqqIe for Sixth Place.

St Louis, Aug. Z.-1n allowing the Car
dinals to beat them to-day by a score Of
to the Superbas lost a chance to GUST
the St Louis team from sixth place. While
Brooklyn batted equally as we'll as It's
opponents, the team showed clearly its in
ability TO hit at times when hits meant
runs. Both mines gathered total of twelve
hits each The game was the first of two
in the last series 70 be played in the Mound
City.
Vic Willis was on the firing line for the
Cardinals. while Bell served up the bend
ers for the Superbas until batted out Of
the box Dessau then replaced him The
Cardinals got three runs in the fourth in
ming and four tallies in the eighth. Brook
lyn started with one run. another in the
fourth inning and two runs IN the final
frame.
Tba <oII
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
FRANK GoTcH TO RETIRE.

Kansas Ciry. aug. 29.-With S2+ victories
to his credit out or total Of S5l matches,
Frank Gotch has decided 70 quit Wrestling
In a letter 20 a local sporting writer ms
champion declares that ne has All tns
money he needs and that he has grown
tired of the game Gotchs letter reads
..rhere will be nothing doing for me IN
the wrestling game any more. I am pro-
fessioraI farmer now. and I am going 20
srick TO that the rest of my life I have ali
the money need and am tired of wrestling
THIS goes ! am through forever.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
MARINE AND FIELD CLUB.

Bostons old lawn tennis star. G. Gilbert
Plympton. scored in clever fashion in the
continuation of the tournament on the
courts of the Marine and Field Club yester-
day. In two sets ne defeated the former
Cornell player. Julio NJ. Steinacher, 6-4,
81.
Arthur Scheffer. one of the Harlem Club
racks, defeated II. c. Craft in a lively
match. -. 6-3. Scheffer is nothing if not
steady. and as he shot the ball back at
a good pace Craft was always working for
smashes or the chance of a passing stroke.
Scheffer proved an untiring getter or the
ball. however. and after wearing Craft
down in the first set he took the second
more at his ease.
The summary follows:
Marine and field cup mems singles first
round)-H. c Potter defeated .. 5. Steinacher,
by default; 4. s. Cameron defeated H. c Stern
berg, e. -: A l. Reimer defeated F. l.
Booker. by default; ". Brown defeated Edwin
P Fischer. by default
Second round--H. &. Woods defeated G. s.
Beals by default: Arthur Schefer defeated H
g Craft 7-5. G-3: z. H. Voshen defeated u.
Noble. 60. 50; Julio NJ. Steinacher defeated
H Shamherg. 6-4. 6-4
Third round-H c. Woods defeated II. A
Roberts. by default; e Il. Voshe defeated H
c Reimer. 60, "a: c. Gilbert Plympton de-
feated Julio NJ Schumacher, a, 6-L
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
BLACHE DEFEATS VOSHELL
Youngster Shows Form in Open
ing Round of Tennis TOURNEY.

Another youngster ". Blache Of the En-
glewood Field Club made an interesting
debut in the opening round of the annual
cup tournanlen on the lawn tennis courts
OF the Nyack Country Club yesterday. In
the first round of thirty-tvo contestants he
defeated s. Howard VosheIl. of Brooklyn.
81. -, SIS. The latter true to his
usual method began one of his terrific net
attacks that has swept more famous WELD
ers of the racket before him. 1t work ed
for the first set against BIache. That was
as far it went. The youngster then got
his drives properly adjusted and he sped
the ball straight under Toshells arm as he
came up.
Henry ]. MolIenhauer, of the Kings Coun-
ty Club, and a former holder of the cup.
scored his first match in impressive style
He defeated George S. Groesbeck, 6-2,
e.
The draw for the women's singles reveals
two former national champions. Mrs Will
lam H. Pouch and Miss Elizabeth H
Moore the New Jersey player. Miss Edna
Wildey. and the famous English girl Miss
Clare Cassell. as among the competitors
This event will begin later in the week.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
Lawn 4 Polo Boxing Other Sport
baseball right
in Three LeQSueS

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
New York at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. ?: Pitt-burE- l.
New York. 2: Pittsburx, 3.
st. Louis. 8; Brooklyn. 8.
Chicago. g; Philadelphia 5.
Philadelphia. .; Chicago. T.
Cincinnati 3: Boston. (called).
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Chicago ~ 81 Sal Cincinnati 50 50 .4s6
Pittsburx 50 45 sos ST. Louis ~ ~ .sss
New York. 6s ~ 57s Brooklyn. ~ - $50
Phila ~ 50 So .5o4 Boston 4S IS -3Sz
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
Cleveland at New YORK (two,-
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
St Louis at Washington
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Detroit. :: Philadelphia. 4.
Boston. 10: Chicago. 3.
Washington. 4; St Louis. a.
Washington ); ST. Louis. y
Cleveland va. New York tvet).
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
phila . 81 81 as q; 'sea se' w..h'ston $ ss asa
Boston. - ~ .5e5 Cleveland 50 81 80, 80,
Detroit 66 53 .555 st. Louis 35 81 3o-
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Newark at Buffalo
Jersey City at Rochester.
Providence at Toronto.
Baltimore at Montreal
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Rochester. 3; Jersey City. 2.
Buffalo, q: Newark. .
Raitiuore. q: Montreal n.
Providence, 2; Toronto, o.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING
wIPCI w l.. r. C.
Rochester 5s az se4 Buffalo SO 81 4T9
Newark - SO .5s3 Montreal SIS 81 .45l
Toronto "a 5S 525 Providence 53 20 .431
Baltimore &c So SIG Jersey City 50 "a .4I5
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
Totals. 81 s 10 p IS 2 Totals. 80 10s24 /

.Ra,ted for Beckendorf in the ninth inning.
1Batted for Resllng in the ninth inning. tBatted
for RAY in the ninth inning swimming
scored in ninth inning with none OUT.
Washington .-....o 0 o Is
St Louis. .......-... o 0 IA
Two base hits-Mc Bride. Conroy. Hts-OH
Ray in innings Sacrifice hy-Stepheas.
Sacrifice hts-Conroy, BeckeDdorf, Stone. Stolen
base-Hoffman Double plays-Schaefer and
Mcbride t2l. Left bases-Washing gton q.
St Louis. & Bases balls-OT Reisling. |;
OF Lake, ;. First base on errnrs-Washington,
2. ST Louis l. Hit by pitched bali-Truesdale.
Struck out-By Resling. B. by RAY. 3 Time
As. Cmpires-Evans and Collifower..
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
TIGERS HAMMER PLANK
Drive Philadelphia Pitcher from
Box and Win First Game.

Philadelphia, Aug. 29.-Detroit won the
opening game Of the series here to-day by
score of to 4. The visitors knocked
Plank off the rubber in three innings
Krause. who succeeded him. pitched very
effectively until the ninth inning, when De-
troit made three hits and Bush and Mo-
riarty each stole two bases, the latter
stealing home
The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

ITRT, RACE Selling: for two-year-olds non
1sinnete since august g. S4oo added six
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
SENATORS WIN TWO GAMES.

Washington. Aug. 29-Vashtngton de-
feated ST. Louis to-day in both games Of
douhleheader by a score of to 0 and ) 70
/ Gray cleverly outpitched Hall in the
first game Lake replaced Gray in the ninth
inning of the second game. with the score
tie A base on balls, a single and two
more pa sses forced the winning run IN for
the Senator'S with no one out
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
NEWARK WELL TR0UNCED
Buffalo Defeats the Indians After
Batting McGinnity Out of Box.

Buffalo Aug. 29--The home players had
an easy task defeating the Newark play
ers to-day by score Of TO >. Newark
lost the game in the second inning, when
the locals touched up McGinnity for six
?rrns Holmes took his place in the third.
but the damage had been done
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
BOSTON, 10; CHICAGO, 8.

Boston, Aug. 2e.-Hunt pitched his sec
ond game for the locals to-day, and they
defeated Chicago by a score Of 10 to
3. Wagner's hitting helped Boston greatly
Lord and Mcconnell. who were recently
traded to the visiting team for Purteu and
Frank Smith. We're centres Of interest. as
was the new Boston PLAYER PurteIl did
the best work of the three in the field, and
LCrd at the bat.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
The score follows
CHICAGO
BOSTON

Totals. .54 10 - 10 2 Totals. 36 Q - -
Boston .......-.. o = o = q x-IO
C.hicago .......o o o q o . o 3
Two-base hits-Tannshiil Dougherty. EuSie-
Three base hit Wagner. Home runs-Waguer.
Parent Hits-Or White. in ; innings Oft
Iange . I'm . innings Sacrifice hits-I.nrI.
Lewis Sacrifice hies-StshI Stolen bases
Zeider Hooper. Wagner. Double plays Engle
70 Was Gner Left IN bases-Chicagc. IL Boston
= balls-On Hunt 8. off White.
off I-ange. l. First base errorS-C' 'hicaEo. =
Boston 3 struck out-Bv Hunt =: by White
E. by I.ancc. g. Time-I5S Umpfres-DIneen
and Perrinc
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Totals s. 10 % II : Totals 50 81 II
Detroit ..--.----.-- q q p
Philadelphia -.--- o 1 1 -
Tuo-hase hfts-Bush Houser- Three-ha
hits-Crawford. Lord. Collins Sacrifice flies
Crawford Lord. Double plays-Delehanty and
T Jones; DeIehanty, Bush and T. Jones. Left
on bases-Detroit. +: Philadelphia. 3 First base
on errors-Detroit. 2: Philadelphia l. Hits-OH
Plank in innings off krauEe, ) in 8 innings.
Stolen bases-Moriarty ~. Bush t2l. Collins.
Struck out-By Plank. 3; by kraUse. :. Bases
on baIls-OH Wiletts, !: off Plank. !; of
Krause l. Tfme-2:Os. Cmpire-Ccnnolly
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. 81 e11.24 Totals 81 6 "a 15 4
Game called in eighth; darkness TBatted for

.Game called in eighth; dar arkness. TBatted for
Richie in seventh inning.
Phtlsdelpbia ........o 0 / 0 %
Chicago .-....-. ..---o / = " -
Two-hase hits-Titus (2l. Grant, Knabe-
Archer. Three-base hits-Evers, Zimmerman
Hits-Or Cole. 6 in Ia innings: off Brennan
In 4 innings; eff Richie. 3 in 3 innings, on
ShetrIer 2 in innings: off Prefer. in 1
inning Sacrifice hits-Kling Archer, Grant
Stolen bases zimmerman, Cole. Double plays
Fvars 10 Archer 30 King; Evers to Archer;
Brennan 10 Grant to I-uderus; Doom TO Brans-
field; Zimmerman to Evers 20 Archer. Left on
bases-Chicago. 6: Philadelphia 10. First base
on baIls-Off Cole. 3: of Richie. A. off Brennan,
2. First base on erTors-Chicago, >: Pniladei-
nhis q Hit by pitCher-By Brennan tSheck-
ard: by Cole 'Magee); by Richie tMagee).
struck out-Bv Shelter. I. Time-1:5O. I'M
pires-Rigler and Emslie.
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BOSTON, 3; CINCINNATI. 8.

Cincinnati, Aug. 2s.-Cincinnau and Bos-
ton played eight innings to a tie here to-
day the score being 10 3. when the UNI
pires called the game on account Of dark
ness Mitchell got two triples and two sin
giles in four times al bat.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
PHILLIES CHECK THE CUBS
Lose First Game in Eleventh
Inning and Win Second.

Chicago. Aug 29.-ChiCago and Philadei-
phia broke even to-day in a double header
The Cubs won the first by score or 10
in eleven innings but lost the second by
a score of to 1, darkness stopping play al
the END OF the eighth inning
The scores follow:
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Two-base hit-Eenline Three-base hits
I.ouden, Corcoran, Zimmerman Sacrifice hit
SchirTn. stolen bsses-Schirm- First base on
Holmes. 3. by Carmichael. 5. Bases on balls
of McGinnity .; off Holmes, g off Carmichael,
: Double play-Meyer and Louden- Passed
haIl--McAllister Hits-Of McCiinnity. in
innings Left on bases-NeVark, 3; Buffalo. Z.
f-u1pires-Stafford and F1nneran.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
The score follows:

Two-base hits-Wheat Evans ~. Three-base
hits Davidson. Bresnahan. Sacrifice hits
Hummei Bresnahan- Double plays Bergen
Smith and Daubert: Mowrey. HugEins and KO-
netchy. Stolen bsses-ElIis Hauser. Bases
balls-Of Willis. s. off Bell. Z. Struck out-By
Bell. .; by Willis. >. Hits-0f Bel. in inn
ings: off Dessau + in I inning Left on bases
St Lous .; Brooklyn, =. Time-2:oO Unpires
Brennan and o Day.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
BALTIMORE, 8; MONTREAL,

- Montreal R.H L.
Baltimore ....-I ! o-s II
Montrea .r.-...o y y " n"
Eattar,es-Vickers and EEan. Crowley. Win
e-s and hricheli- Umpires-Byron and Murray.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
ROCHESTER, 8; JERSEY CITY, 2

Rochester. Aug. g.-The home players
won from the Skeeters to-day in the ninth
inning. after the hardest kind of a game,
by the score of to . The score follows:
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PROVIDENCE, 8; TORONTO, o.

~ Toronto X II z
Providence - -
t. r0nfu --..---' u y 3" ~ - !
T9atferies--Earherich and Fitzgerald Newton
AMI IunneInau- LmpiIes-kei!y and aa!!igan.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
HUEsToN BEATS HOWE

IT last nights pool game AZ DOVE ~
s'fee' academy between Thomas 7ues''ii'
VIC Is matched 80 play Jerome keosh i"'
..' championship. and DR.. William ff">f
forraFr wor ~ & score If 100 20 D.!
80 - NJ Lqeslon VII Il4y Frcc ------4
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

FCLRTE FACE-Eardicap. for all ages. $500
zSd~d One nlf1e starr good. Won ridden
o--. MACE driving Time. 81 Winner.
CT 2 bv Tsnz-letsrer-Iast Cherry Owner.
= r--isn6
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
IERSEY CITY.
Totals 81 SO 81 II Totals 3S 2gt26 IA

-Ratted for Ragan in the seventh inning. two
out when winning run was made
Rochester ...... o Is
Jersey city " " " y "
~-vUo-hase bit-A bstein. Three-base hit-Dein-
,r, Home rI1n-Deininger Sacrifice hit
Spancer stolen bases-Deininger. Batch %,
AIpernan ~, Esmcnd, Hannifan, Tooley' FIRST
struck out-By Msnser /, by Ragan. 2 oy
Sa,'tdpe / Bases bals-Oh Manser. /. OF
Paga5 Hits-On Ragan, in I innings
I<ft on bases-Jersey city, Il. Rochester. D.
I'p1Dires-Boy!e and Hurst,
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WATERWAYS LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP
CJP-START. 215-COURSE. 1ltz MILES.

81 IS. Sally TX. 1:57 :ol: Gardenia. 2;ol As;
Nictorv 2.00:45: Interim. 2.02: 81; Kenosha IL
2.n2 %: Crescent 2.o4 :na: Kenosha, 2.Gs:59
Dolly. ? Is 81: Dixie. u %: Coot. Sc 0n.
The Rowdy wins corrected time by =
seconds
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULT

Minneapolis :: Toledo. I.
Louisville. S; st. Paul, /.
Columbus. 8. Kansas City, 8
Milwaukee, {: Indianapolis, 2
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FIRST GAME.

TvO-base hit-McFride. Three-base hit
Schaefer Sacrifice fy-Conroy. Sacrifice hit
GRAY Stolen bases-Elberfeld. Truesdale. Dou-
bic plays-Schaefer and unglaub; Mcbride.
Schaefer and Unglaub; Mcbride. Elberfeld.
Schaefer and Unglauh: Truesd6le and Wallace
Left on bases-W Washington 5; St. Louis. 2
Base on balls-On Graz. /: of Hall. =. First
base on errors Washington, J. Struck Out-Fsy
Gray .: by Hall. /. Passed ball-Ainsmith.
Time-i 81 Umpires-Evans and CollihoWer.
SECOND CAME
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SIXTH RACE For tvo-y year-olos. $500 adced.
SIX fl.rlongs- start good Won drVing.
Dlzce Same- Time. l:l3-s winner o. T.
by Ben B-llsh-Biturica- owner, L d CAS-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

FIFTH RACE-Seliins: for three -year-olds ana
upward 500 adder. One mile and an eighth.
STAR good Won driving: place easily
Tine 1.52 Winner b. T.. by Clifford
Th.plaEh Owner h Angarola.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
CINCINNATI
BOSTON.
Totals 90 e41fO Totals - IL - L.

Game called at the end OF the elshth inning
on account Of darkness.
Boston --... ...-..-..-- ! -
Cincinnati ....,.. . ! " " -
Two-base hit-Shsrpe Three-hhse Mitch
All -, Collins shean Sacrifice hits-Faskert,
Mcmillan Ilober, Stolen bases-toll shean,
Inhert Eescher Double piays-Rariden 10
chesn Sueeney 10 Shean "a sharpe Left
ba.es-Toston : CinCnnatt I. Hases on balls
on curtis >. - Rowan ,. struck oui-By
f~urfis Z by Roo ar. 3. Ilme-l 90 lmpires
-Lason ana Johnstone
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS

Bridgeport 4; New Britain. 3 Qst gamel
New Britain, 4 Bridgeport I I'D camel
New Haven. s. Hartford ,
Northampton. S. Springfield O
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
SECOND GAME.
Totals 80 Il - 10 3 Totals A. L

aBatted for Maddox in ninth inning
New York .......-.-o { o o . as
Pittsburg ...........0 o. o 3-3
Two-base hits-Byrne ~, Clarke Wagner
Meyers Three base hits-CampbelL Doyle
Snodgrass. Sacrifice hits-Devore. Merkle. sac
rihce Ey-Snodgrass Double piay-Byrns and
Flynn Stolen bases Leach pevore Devlin
First base an balls-of White. ;: on Maddox
/ off Wiltse / struck out-Ry White |: bv
Wiltse. :. First base -Pittsburg 3
Left hases-Pittshurg. -; New York. 4 Hits
of White in innings of Maddox. in
innings Time IS. Umpires KLEIN and Kane