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New-York tribune., 1910-08-19

Marblehead. Mass. Aug 1S.-America
again defeated Spain to-day in the sender
yacht races off this port. all three Amerl-
can boats leading their foreign rivals at
the finish The Harpoon, owned by c. f.
Adams. I'd. which took the first race of the
series Yesterday carried off the honors to-
dav with the Gina a close second ana the
Beaver third The Spanish yacht Chonta
was only minute and 1 second behind the
Beaver while the Papoose and the Mosquito
II were far behind. The Chonta at one
time during the race led the entire feet
She not only pushed the american boats
hard. but astonished her rivals by main
tanning her place principally through ner
use of the balloon jib in beating 70 WIND
ward This violation of yachting precedent
set the American yachtsrnen to scratching
their heads over what may prove to be d
valuable innovation.
The Yachts started in a light breeze.
which increased TO about seven miles an
hour at the finish II was a two and half
mile heat I'D the wind and run back to
the line. with repeat The Harpoon. with
the exception of a few minutes on the run
down the wind for the first time. set the
pace throughout. The Gina had the
weather position, and for the first few
minutes was the leading boat. Soon, how
ever. the Harpoon and the Beaver which
went 10 the eastward on d. long hitch,
forged ahead and at the turning mark the
Harpoon had safe lead. The Chonta was
always a dangerous factor. She not only
beat out the Gina and the Beaver, but was
only fourteen seconds behind the Harpoon
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
PATTON LEADS THE FIELD
Amherst Golfer First in Qualify
ing Round for Essex Cup.

Manchester, Mass, Aug. IS. - Playing
steady, consistent golf for thirty-six holes,
L. B. Patton. former crack Amherst College
golfer led the field of seventy starters to-
day in the qualifying round for the Essex
Cup at the Essex County Club course.
Paton's card was 159. c. NJ. Hall, the Car
den City golfer, failed to qualify by two
strokes. Robert A. Taft. the Presidents
son. qualified in the third eight with a card
OF I91. The scores OF the first sixteen who
qualified follow: l. B. Patton. Salem, 81
7SI59: T NJ. Clafiin, Wollaston, S1-f9-160;
w R Tuckerman, Stockbridge. 7S-S-l61;
] B. Hylan, Vesper, S4-1S-l62: IL 4.
Mosser Braeburn, S2-62-l64; J. n. Manning,
Braeburn S2-4-l6S; W. A. Stickney, St
Louis c C. S+&-167: A. G.. Lockwood,
AlIston. S7-S1-I6S; L q. Stevenson, Coun-
trv. S0-79-69: D. J. P. Wingate. Win
chester, 7S-91-169; w. G. Tuckerman, Myo-
pfa S5-S4-169: G- V. Rotan. Bass Rocks,
r. W Brown, Meadow Brook.
s5-85-17O, !. r. Blossom, Cleveland I. G..
R r. Freeman, Wollaston. 80
STE and c. Zueblin, Braeburn, S5-S8-l7a-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
yachts Again Lead
Spanish Sender Boats Outclassed in Interna-
tional Races at Marblehead.
;TANLEY MARTIN.

at the turn The Papoose also was close
up. but the Mosquito II had dropped
steadily asteru.
On the slide down the wind for the first
time the Harpoon. the Gina, the Beaver
of a mile from the finish the Chonta pushed
ahead of the Harpoon and for about five
minutes was the leading boat.
Just before the mark was reached the
Harpoon gybed her mainsan and reached
for the flag, cutting ahead of the Chonta-
The Gina and the Beaver also cleared her
bow. The Harpoon drew away from the
Gina on the second beat TO windward,
while the Gina and the Beaver gained on
the Chonta. and all four rushed far ahead
OF the Papoose and the Mosquito II. On
tain Adams of the Harpoou took it easy
and crossed the finish line in the lead.
The yachts will sail over a triangular
course tomorrow, after which, according
to the rules all boats which have not wou
a race will be eliminated from the series.
The winners will continue in the contest
for the President Taft Cup. while the Gov
ernor Draper Cup will be awarded on
points.
The elapsed time of to-day's race fol-
lows: The Harpoon c. F. Adams, I'd,
(American). 2:25:3S; the Gina, Guy Lowell
(Arnerican), 2:26 80: the Beaver, c. H. ".
Foster CAmerican). 81 :OS; the Chonta, L
Arana (Spanish). 90: the Papoose, A.
E. Cheguren (SpanishD. 35:34 the Mosquito
II, Y. L. Doriga (SpanislD, 2:46:10,
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
DIXIE II MAKES GOOD TIME
Committee to Select American
Motor Boat Conterders To-day.
RALPH DE PALMA. 4,

F. h Burnhams fast motor boat Dixie
II and the Restless, owned by T F. Chese-
brough, were the only ones that appeared
yesterday to take part in the elimination
races on Huntington Bay Of the Motor Boat
Club of America After the race the COM
mittee was still unwilling TO make selec-
ton Of three boats 10 meet the British craft
now at Larchmont awaiting the race for the
International cup on Saturday
Owing to rough water in the Sound the
course was laid inside the headlands OF
Eatou's and Lloyd's Necks- 1t was said TO
be q triangle of six miles, which the boats
had TO cover five times to make the re-
Quired thirty miles. After the race F. h
Burnham protested that the course was
longer than stated. Thereupon Clinton H
Crane the Dixie's designer. went with the
committee and logged off the course in the
yacht Tuna. They found il TO be thirty
nine miles. instead Of thirty. The commit
tee then officially announced that the DlHle
II had made an average speed OF 551< stat
ute miles or twenty-nine nautical miles. an
hour. and the Restless had done thirty
three, or twenty-eight nautical miles
The start was made at 3:15 p n, the
Dixie crossing the line seconds after the
signal and, the Restless Is seconds after it.
The wind was light from the eastward and
the sea smooth, except at the westerly end
of the course
Following are the times Of each round:
First round-The Dixie II, S:29;0S: the
Restless. 3:29:52 Second round-The D1Ale
II. S.43-ls: the Restless, 3:A-2l- Third round
The Dixie IL 3:57 :05; the Restless, 3:oo'44-
Fourth round-The Dixie II. 4:ll:os' the
Restless. 4:lS:l1 Fifth round-The DiNle H.
4:2s:ss: the Restless. 4:27:n. The elapsed
time for the whole course was: Inc DING
II. 1:I1:3s; the Restless, l-l2:1-
-r,.z-a &C. 70 he = meeting on board Com
-,,odo-a II n Melville's flagship, the Yer
80 a. Iarchmont. this afternoon, Wheh
r. +b-ee boats that are TO defend the cup
,,,i11 h. selected # the Skinner Is READY
nv Saturday morning she is to be gwen .
trial. The Nameless, owned ny aug us1
Heckscher and II. H. Melville. Will De Is3US
for = trial to-day, it is SAID.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
RRYN NAwR
ARNsT WINS scULLING MATCH.

Livingstone. Rhodesia, Aug E-The
sculling match for the championship OF the
world between Richard Arnst, of New Zea-
land. and Ernest Barry, of London, was
won to-day by Arnst the champion, by two
lengths. The race was roWed on the
Zambesf River. short distance from the
famous Victoria Falls, over course OF
three and a half miles. The stakes were
81 500 a side.
For tWo-thirds of the course there was
little 10 choose between fhe scullers. who
ua ssed the two-miIe post with their shells
on even terms. Before reaching the END OF
the third mile. however. Arnst wore down
the London champion and took the lead.
Rarry was una BILE to rally and practically
gave up the race two hundred yards from
he finish.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19

r-,,nire-A L. Hoskins Lneslei'
s.--rnaur Miles : ChaTiock ana olne'H
n, a peculiar oversight the nauohai III
.arcchoIastics were played only DE- ~"
GETS YESTERDAY The error was dfScoEei :"
.his morning. and both George NJ ChurcH'
- Princeton. and L. II. Whitney Oh mar
yard. met their opponents, ana S0oi
s,other set as required. Then IN the Hiiai
II-,,,,nav defeated Church for the nauonai
title. 6-s, g., O.. S-6-
The starred match for tomorrow orlhsS
.scr .o,snlir again to the championship
oopr, against J. y. Z. Jones, the Rhooe
Island champion
The summary follows:
Al comers national champ ponshtp sinsies Is
,,bs-d rouud)-C. L. Cutting defeated FTedell0A
p p For e- SO. 81. Is. 81.
- g Sc, 60: Alfred : Tillmau. "a
s,azte6 !. I. Sands. S-4, 6-3 S-5; r. n
garris sefeated Alfred l. Hemmett. 8 3, O.
2. 7 IA whitney defeated a u. Champi"'
= 6I 6-1: Maurice < Mclaughlin de
e-.1 sirhsrd H Palmer s-1. 2-8. e-3, %
n y Jones defeated Frank J suloway, %
e.a Holden. tr-, e-3, 10. al Malcon o.
oears oen defeated Paulding Fosdiek. s-1, 81
q o Frederick 9 innan defeated Trowbridee
% Hendrick. e3. e4. IS. e-3 Dean
e = a Carlton r. Gardner defeated Percy
stTerd 80 e sc. s-z. Frederick :
Gol.ton defeated Miles chasloek 2 q
80, ir SO. So, So Thomas Z. Bunh9
f,y,lna.es II Nickersou, 81 6-Z S-4 wilma ~
= I@rae1n ir defeated i o Ameg. 20. 60
q e-s 81. Ga
,-s-s ~77oIastic NJ tionai cHzmpioushi- sirgifs
-. rosIrd9 Y Whn-v. Harvard, defeafea
.-14ree II. Church Columbia SIS e =
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
MLEoD BEATS ALEX SMITH.
TRy Telegraph to The Tribune

TRy Telegraph to The Tribune
Maplewood, \. H. Aug. &-The profess
sionaI match played here in the last two
davs brought out some fine playing all
around resulting in close competition and
final results The outcome was in doubt
IN 70 the last of the seventy-two holes.
Fred Mcleod barely beat out Alex Smith
for first prize Smiths long game was
wonderful but his work on the greens
showed little of his real form. and this
alone spoiled his chances for an easy win.
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
GARDNER WINS GOLD MEDAL

Lake Geneva, Wis, Aug. 17.-Robert a.
Gardner national champion, of the Hins-
dale Club. Chicago. to-day won the Sunny
Croft gold medal in the qualifying round
Of the Lake Geneva Country Club tourna-
ment, going around the 5.913-yard course in
the afternoon in 10 record for the links.
His total score was IA A. SeclSel, of Hins-
dale. intercollegiate champion, and r. Z.
Hunter of Midlothian. tied for second, with
1E Charles Evans, tr,. of Edgewater, for
merly Western champion, was third, with
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
lAnDEReILTs ENTRY WINS

r1aa,,xi1le. France. Aug. M--The PIX de
,,I-do- over a distance of one and nan
- to- 2 purse Of s1.oo0, was run To-Day
- mas won by ". Il Eanderbllts BATS
T.a1,,-b- The P,rix de Cheffreville, a selling
e,otee for two-year-old colts, at five FUR
- for 2 nurse of $500. was also rum, and
1,-se uon bv ". K Vanderbilts Belfast
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
PHILADELPHIA
Totals SIS . s 80 IA =
Totals 81 ! Ss2T Is 0

"No one out when winning run scored.
Philadelphia go. o O u o % Il
Chicago ...-.....0 o D D u o U-I
Two-base hits-White, Davis. Three-base hits
Murphy. Livingston. Sacrifice hits-Tannehiu
White Stolen bases-H. Lord, Zeider. e Col
lins. Double piays-Livtngsron and Davis: Ilv-
ingston and e Collins Left on bases-Chicago.
10: Philadelphia. I. First base on balls-Off
Cooubs. B. First base errors-Chicago, 1
Hit by pitcher-By White murphy. Struck out
by White =: by Coombs. 8. Tine-I:4S TN
pires-kerin and Evans.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
TIGERS BEAT RED SOx
Detroit Combines Hits with Bos-
toms Errors and Wins.

Boston Aug t8.-TWo errors by Boston
In the fifth inning were followed with Hve
Detroit hits and gave the visitors four
run lead in the game which they won from
Boston to-day by a score of 10 l. FRANK
AreIIanes was released by Boston to-day
to the Sacramento. Cal, club.
The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
PHILADELPHIA, 2: CHICAGO,

Philadelphia Aug. 1S--Philadelphia beat
Chicago to-day by score of TO l, after
being shut out until two men were out in
the ninth inning. Then Davis doubled and
scored on Murphy's triple In the tenth
inning Livingston tripied, and scored the
winning run on Coombs's single Harry
Lord. formerly of the Boston Americans,
played his first game with Chicago.
The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
ROCHESTER LOSES TWO.

At Baltimore-frst game r. II. E.
raIttnore o = o X ii =
Parbaster o o o o o . 90 :
Ratteres-Russel and Egani savidge and
Blair.
Second game r. Fl. E.
Rochester o o y o Is "A =
batteries Maroney, Vickers and Egan;
Holmes Iartel and Blair. Umpires-Byron
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
The score follows -.
JERSEY CITY
Totals .2s4521 10 Totals -.

.Ratted for Butler in sixth inning, fBatted fer
hartley in sixth inning
Tarsav -tty.....-......-.1 L o o = 0-S
Hits-Or Rartley, In g Innings. First base
or haUs-Dr Dubec S: of BARLEY .. First
hax on errors-Montreai. /. Left bases
Montreal &. Jersey City, 10. Struck out-By
Dubec ,: by BARLEY. /; by Stton. i. Three
base hit -Dubec. TWo-oase hit-Hanford stolen
basas-TIba Mattress. Hanford. Johnson Dein-
niger Sacrifice hits-Nattress. lube Passed
baIIs-Hardy. Wild pitch-Bartley. Ti-ne-f;20.
Jrulpires-Haligan and Kelly
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
PIRATES WALLOP REDS
Bvrne and Clarke Pound Gaspar
for Home Runs.

PtttsburE. Aug. 1S.-Pfttsourg to-day easily
defeated Cincinnati by score of 10 10 =
Gaspar lasted only two innings. In the
second inning Byrne and F. Clarke made
home runs Camnitz was steady all the
way not giving single base on balls
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
DETROIT.

sBatted for Collins in seventh inning. fBat-
ted for Cicotte IN ninth inning.
Detroit ........-O o o o 1-5
Boston .-...-..0 o o % 0-l
Two-base hits-CoIlins. Cobb Crawford Hits
OFF Ceilings in : innings: Off Cfcotte. in
innings Sacrifice hit-Stanage. Left on
bases Detroit, s; Boston = First base on pals
on Collins. I: of Willett, 2; of Cicotte- l.
First base on errors-Detroit, . Hit by pitch
e-Ry Wniett collins. Hall- Struck out
BY Collins g. by Willett. . Time-l-A- Um-
pires-O' Loughlin and Egan-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
WASHINGTON, 6; CLEVELAND,

Washington. Aug 1s.-Cleveland's bat
ting was poor to-day, and Washington
won handiIy by a score of to L Brilliant
plays were made by Mcbride, Birming-
ham and Niles. while killifer's batting
and base running brought forth applause
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
BUY A THIRD sAsEMAN.

Detroit. Aug lsJohn Wufii, third base
man of the Sa ginaw baseball club. OF the
south Michigan League, has been pur-
chased by the Detroit Americans
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
PROVIDENCE. I; TORONTO. 0.

Ar Providence r. II. e
Providence 1 q x-t
rraro,to q ~ 90
Observation-Disclosures and Peterson, Rudolph
and yandegrirt Umpire-Ffnneran.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.

Bridgeport. Z: Holyoke. J.
Springfield. s: Waterbury. s.
Hartford, 1; New Haven. l.
New Britain. >: Northampton o.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
ASSOCIATION RESULTS

eapoliE. 10 Louisville n.
Columbus. ); Milwaukee, J.
Kansas City vs.. indianapolis trainl
ST Paul VS. Toledo Gain)
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
MONTREAL, 4; JERSEY CITY, )

Montreal defeated Jersey City yesterday
bv a score of I to 3. The game was called
at the end of the seventh inning in order
to allow the teams to catch train for
Montreal. where they begin another series
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Bjnghamten, 6; E.lmira, 2
wilkes Barre ): Scranton, &
Albany. .; Troy. o.
Utica vs.. Syracuse uain).
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19

- .onnis. but Mclaughlin had learned
- toI,,,er's opening OF the set with d
azainsr him that he could take
,os and he finished easily at 6-Ss
-,a fo,,-th set was almost repetitloH
+ttr5 except that Palmer took long
t,a-srds and performed some Wondertuiiy
- sbots 70 the corners. McLoughiln heid
80, houever. and won the set aTo
- -, vide margin on games
The score hv points follows:
r1RST SET.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19

SECOND RACE-Sellins steepIschase; for four
vear-olGs and upward. s40O added About
two miles Start good Won easily TiTns-
4:2S Winner. en- by His Gracs-ArnA
Page. owner, G r. Tonpkins-
Horse VT Str Fin Jockey ting
Jimmy Lane. I5S In - lao Allen. S-s
Bound Brook. rs Peterson A.
sam Ball. t44 Fell Ke-ulath -
F'-Ofusfor-. BoIted- sullivan ~
THIRD RACE-THE TROY, for tvo-yesr-oids:
value 81 500 Five and half rurIougs-
start poor Won driving; place same Tins.
I:O7s. Winner b. Co by Senlpronius-
Flirtineer. Owner. Newcastle stable
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS

Lowell 8 Haverhill
Lynn. s. Worcester =
Fall River & Lawrence,
New Bedford, - Brocktun 4
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
MEADOW BROOK FOUR WINS
OverwheIms Bryn Mawr in Point
Judith Cup Match
fEv Telegraph to The Tribune

Narragansett Pier R L, Aug H-The
Meadow Brook polo team Of international
players overwhelmed the four of Bryn
Mawr to-day in the second round match
for the Point Judith Cup on the field OF the
Point Judith Polo Club. The final score for
six abbreviated periods was u goals TO ~,
Bryn Mawr began braveiy with goal made
by the brilliant Alexander Brown inside OF
tvventy-eigft seconds after the first throw
il.
Then they were out of the playing until
the fourth and fifth periods They could
not overcome the dashing riding or Law
renee Waterbury, whose backhanders to
the goals were superbly played. He, alone
and single handed, kept up lively gallop,
SO that he held n. ". Harrison and Robert
z. Strawbridge, respectively the Bry1
MaWr No and No. 3 out Of the play.
This allowed DevereuX MilDurn to ride
through from the back at a gsllop when
ever the ball was in position and score,
which accounts for his total of goals for
the match The PhiladeIphians were com
pIetelv outplayed and by an agreement re-
tired after the sixth period.
It is reported that the polo matches scned-
uled for Newport are TO be cancelled there
and decided on the feld here. To-mor-
row will be an off day for polo, it Nill
he devoted 10 the pony races. for .shicn
many of the polo ponies are ertered.
The lineup follows:
MEADOW BROOK. BRYN MAwR.
No. II. s. Phipps. No - a Q < a n q .
No 2-J. n. Water Brown
bury II No III " Harrison
No Lawrence Wa No. 3-R- E Straw
terbury bridge.
Back-D. Milburn. Back-C. r. Smith
Goals scored: For Meadow Brook-Devereux
Milburn. Z, Lawrence Waterbury, 3; James NJ
Waterbury, tr-, !: J. ;. Ffipps- l. Lost by
penaIties none. Net score. I2 goals
For Bryn Mawr-Alexander brown l; H W
Harrison I: c. r. Smith |. Lost by penalty.
y goal for foul by Alexander Brown. Net score.
2l goals. Referee. H H Holmes Time Of
game six periods OF six minutes each.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19

FIFTH RACE-F0r two-y ear-olds St0' addsd.
Five and a half furionss. start good Won
driving. place same. Tine. t;OT. Winner.
en- C. BY ROcSJou-Au-iesviile owner.
lohn Sanford.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19

Cleveland -.......-..O IT
Two-base hits-Easterly. Lajoie- Three-base
hits-Cnglaub, . Hits-Or kahler, in
innings. Sacrifice hit-Unglaub- Stolen bases
-KiIlirer 81. Elberfeld. Conroy. Milan -,
GessIer %. Unglaub Double play-Niles. La
joie and StovaII Left on Washington.
:: Cleveland 6. Bases on balIs-On Walker. L;
of kahler, .; of FanweIl. 1. First base
Washington 3. Hit by pitcher-GessIer
Struck out-By Walker. = by FanweH l. Time
-1:45- Umpires-collihower and Connolly
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19

FOURTH RACE-THE sNRANsC HANDICAP,
for three ear-olds- value, 5000 One mile
ard an eighth start good Won easily.
place driving Time. :52&S- Winner ch c.
uv Aagazan- Van-a-Clar- owner. P NJ
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
TR,- STATE LEAGUE RESULTS

Iornsfnvn, 2 York. 9.
yilliamspcrt, ?: Reading o
Trenton. : Harrisburg :
Lancaster. 6. Altoona, 10 lnaEl.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19

baseball 1 T NJ X Y. Americans vs. 81.
otiIs American League Park. Adm. soc
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19

NTH RACE Handicap; for mares OF all ages.
$500 added. One mile start so0d- Won
easily. place driving Time. IS Winr.T.
p. T.. by star Shoot-Flying Ship. Owner.
W CLAY.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19

baseball FiSbf
in Three Leagues

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn a. Chicago.
Boston at pittsburg.
Philadelphia at St Louis
RESULT OF GAME YESTERDAY.
Pittsburg. 10: Cincinnati. 2
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
Chicago ss 35 $50 Cincinnati 50 81 ass
Pittsburg So 40 .s12 Brookiyn. fS 81 Al"
New ork so - .5ss st. Louis AZ So -sss
Phila 49,. 81 5. 800 Boston 30 20 .5of
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
New York vs. Ss. Louis twet grounds
Philadelphia, ?; Chicago l.
Detroit s; Boston. L.
Washington. s: Cleveland, l.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
Phil, M-hr;s v. i ss; Cleveland ~ ~ ss a fs rs.
Boston So a. 572 Washine'n ~ 81 -!ss
Detroit 8. 48 .564 Chicago ~ 63 -fii
New York GO i9 $50 st. Louis. 81 81 ."~t
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
Newark at Rochester
Jersey City at Montreal.
Providence at Buffalo
Baltimore at Toronto
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Montreal. 4; Jersey City. 3.
Providence, / Toronto q.
BALTIMORE q: Rochester c.
Baltimore. 81 Rochester, D.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
WJPC W T.. PC
Rocbast.r e. * ,es Montreal 4e 80 454
Na,v,rL ga AZ Sa6 f,rHaIo 4S so .4i4
Toron+o 20 20 500 Provid'nce ~ 81 .+3s
. R.Itimore so "a 5e6 Jersey CITY AZ 81 Az
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
CINCINNATI.
Totals .3s 10 I3 % Il :

.Ratted for Gaspar IN the third inning
4Fsatted for Benton IN the ninth inning.
Pirtsburg. -...-.---
Two-hasa hits-Byrne Downey. Three-base
hit-Hoblitzel Home runs-Byrne, T. CLARKE
Sacrifice hits-Wilson, Gibson Sacrifice iy-t-
Clarke Stolen base-Byrne. First base
talIs-Or Gaspar. l. off Benton, l. Hit BY
Ditcbed baII-By Gaspar. 1 tCampbelD; by Ben
Ton TEiIsonl Struck out-By CamnitZ- 2:
hv Benton l. First base errors-Pittsburs'
/: Cincinnati. . Left on bases-Pittsourg o;
ninps- off Benton in six innings. Time-1:40-
and Eason.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
SARATOGA SUMMARIES

Weather cloudy track IaSt
FIRST RACE-Handicap: fOr AL ages 500
added Seren furlonsS- Start good Won
driving. place easily. Time, LIS Winner.
ch h, by Banastar-Debacie- Owner, G. H.
HeIle-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19


SECOND SET
Es:.- Ez5s-. .,I.ff345s55 - (
THIRD SET
.SsErt-I4 44544s4
s9srs0e n Sheppard. Harry x StineASs. ST. = NiIas =
s''i,e- Jadge Or foot faufrs-Es4Trin f iorTeS' IL
There Vas something akin to surprise
N store for 7he Californian Mclaughlin
in his match against Palmer. Like al OF
fRe lefr-fanded PLAYERS in the history OF
'hs courts. Palmer hits with the force OF q
ust'-rins ram While Mclaughlin is some
thing of 2 hitter himself. he got rev
Rev angles AZ The game from the Ne"
serseg player. During the first set FaInier
&c not get into full swing He won his
a'st service game. the second of the SET
s-ter one deuce. as he sped the ball down
lne lines for passes. The best he could ac-
gQmplIsh was 10 force Mclaughlin at all
Stages four of the seven games touching
st deuce before the Californian won oy MS
overhead playing at close range
Al the beginning OF the second set Palmer
got iha1 powerful poke shot working from
IT'S eft size. He ran into the lead, al . l.
sad q that Il required some stirring rallies
'pr him 10 capture that one game Inc
es3-r three uere easy for Palmer as liie
NeIiforrian failed completely 10 check hi1n'
'-ler BY iobbing or change OF pace NC
gain portion Of rhe three games DC
8 only four points At that McL1oue MN
sseiseo his game and. running in oehiho
se returns sent the bah scattering 10 me
eek TIE game the fifth, went 70 ms
ls and K was his last Of the Sci
e-'aer continued 70 force his shots anu
.sf.fed The Sc score by winning al -
""fHine steadily and deliberately Iol
.-'eea'eEIt- Palmer led at p on the t..Io
y vas his isst lead. Right there Nlo
-sain began n open up streaks ~ his
AA'"eni court He kept the ball
'm thz- dangerous left hand. and also
loec 'lor SO that thereafter fne NeN
nan was slpavs in dffHculties I'm
certain Of his returns. II ~ae iaf
New-York tribune., 1910-08-19
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