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SWYNFORDS ST. LEGER.
Lord Derby's Colt Heats LENDERS. ODDS
on FaNorite.
ss.r'aI CabI> n,,psfcA 70 THE SUS

LoNpoS. sept The rare for the -
Leger Stakes. 81 s.Soo soverrign- attracted
q great crowd to ponCaSter TODAY Mr.
Fairies Iemherg the winner NJ the Derby
with Danny NAher M was All odds ~
faVorite, but finished third IN a ned 81
eleven The race was won nv Lord DERBY :
Swynford nv John a Gaunt. out ~ Canter
bury plRrtm, p Wootton had the mount
On the winner James de Ro,hschild' :
Bronzino. with FoN M vas serond and
Lsmberg third The betting was 10 ,
against SNynford 20 to I against Bronztno
and to on LENDERS
Swynford broke the record in winning
the big race He ran the distance one mtle
-iN furlnns- and i32 Yards. In minutes
aud 4 Seconds
The attersall Stakes. Of Soo sovereign.
va Non by N = Whitney Dame 4 or colt
Win Martin in the saddle BuchanAn's
SINGER Bird 81 March coli third seven
horse- ran The betting was = to Z against
the Dame dor colt. 20 ! against lulli-
hartiIls and Ito against the brd ~ MAr'h
colt
The resuIt 81 the race =. the mo-t note
worthy case Of reversal Of form seen on the
English turf In years Swynfori ran in
the Derby and on the show ing he made
Vas rated 70 he twenty one pounds behind
Lenders. the winner who ran ONLY m third
place yesterday NJ Epson SWynford
was nowhere and uas no, much nearer
home than TAttenham corner when the
leaders we're flashing by the winning post
still he was a Nne looking colt and well
bred heinR hy John q Gsun' out Of CanteT-
bury Pilgrim. a paTentage which mean.
strenRth. speed and stamina ~ high
or,ier
A. a twO-vear old he did nothing in the
winning line but on one occasion after
being lef' az The post he showed a rare turn
Of speed when he got moving noon after
Fpsom this year the col, began to show
form and he improved daily lie heat
Minkipop winner % The One Thousand
Guineas on even terms and he won the
II = - -. 4
no vsry formidable opposition Al AZ
once he shortened in the price and Was
much fanCied nv the shrewd brigade ~
turtles The 81. IeFer this year vas
,oO
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WAsHtNoToN, SEW Tors "a -.
wAssINoFoN sept : Tho Highlander
BY LOSING to-day BY 70 we're the third
victims for the washingtons this season
On a run forced over the plate. Jack
Lelivelt vas hurled into the breach in the
ssvsnth inning a. . substitute batter for
BeckeEdorf and did nothing except wait
He was follosed nv Johnson who also
waited our q pass. and the game vas really
Loot night there. for that tied the score and
In the neat inning the washingtons ham
mered home run. u was a great pitchers
duel between Quinn and johnson. but John
sons strength and luck outlasted his rival's
The only fielding feature was a great back
hand stop by Austin OF Conroy's drive In
the eighth inning that turned a sure double
into doubtful single
Daniels opened the nrst round with
gentle peace Snsrins to kilIife[ which that
70 NcBfids ysieh rss ssdlp handled. t ,hsn
Daniels scored Iron from second Snis sps
short Snsle to ief, put Hal on third knlshI
SSs oomplstsl, hood WinS"d sy RecRss.
DORIS hlun throw 10 second and he and the
Satcher made a most affecting scene as the
arms simcs, At the plate Gardner MED
70 Elberfsld and the hishlanders days
In the fifth With two out Daniels walked
and Nolter singled, but Chase skied 20
teseler. The eighth inning stirred the
natives and the HRhlanders. hut naught
/ was accomplished. After Daniels fOIled
to BeckendoTf Molter singled through
Johnson and took z~cond on Halls Texas
Lacquer TO night knight iorved chase
Molter taking third knight stole second.
I Atnsmith refusing - throw Gardner
knocked . Rrounder 20 EIberfeld, who
! stopped II neatly and tagged knight
Cree opened the ninth ~ walking Hemp
hill batted for Austin and popped To Mo
BRIDE sweeney lifted 20 killifer and cree
Vas doubled up Al first
The " AshinRtons got husy in the seventh
Mcbride died pRinlessiy ElbeFfeld sin
Rled to centre and took third on nglaub's
safety to right ielivelt bAtt~d for Berk-
enforf and walked johnson also walked,
tor'ing ElbeIfeld home Milan furced
Johnson and kIllfer famed
Conroy started the eighth with the single
that Austin kept from being a two Dagger
be~sl"r sacrificed Nc brides Inneld ou'
pat onroy on third ilbeTfeld's Teamer
htt Austin on the toe and bnunC cd to left
'nnroy scoring ElheTfeld was ont steal
ing
The score
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Lieut. -Col 4 4 Ninder Of ohio cap
tured the Pennsyvania Riae Associa ton =
o. the po.s bic So. -Four other la- followed
by cap! Guy % Einmerson Of ohio Lieu,
" ~ Richards Of Ohio, and Capt n II
Allen. Inited states Infantry. The tyro
prizss vent 10 capt. harler, silyester
Seventh SsT Tor snG aho F so, dthef n %s&
York scores were Sergt. William = Leush
R T.n 50 c'I ar' & smg Marin rsP Of .x
\ Tewe.. "a. capt, X x V Casey Of Della
Cspi casey won the Gen ;. p. Meany
match a. eco yards. scoring the only pos;
slble and tSking the gold BADGE presented
Four NeV Workers landed In the ten money
places Lieut. Bristol Of the nited States
G"EHITE got sesond EIsee nth " PrNHe
stewart " Wise. Massschusetts, fouTt h. a.
Sergt g. knus;, seventh New York
,R iors r .t,h ssrsS thomas Byopa
District Of Olumbla. seventh, a.. Lieut.
Short sevcniy-nr.' NsT YORK.
L@ushucr Seveuty-fourth New York ninth.
a. and ". REYNOLDS. New Jersey. tenth.
Serst " Whitaker Of the United States
Infantry team beat Capt casey on tao 90
~ tie 90 ard c ,S'i for ,he Hsyss medal
Of the New Jersey Rife Association capt.
hi'hards Of Ohio -coret third With a.: Sergt
fourth - and Private ] Raimondi 81 the
Fourth New Jersey nfih. a. The other ter
pFIrs AIuueT~ were
.sv' Clarence I. S'urde,ant = = Cavalry,
sisth -. Lieut. Col Arthur Rowland New Jersey
'enth g. Capt G. R0n = Infantry
eighth q. O. \ Hoppe. Second Troop Phladrl
phls tits ,s.Alry ninth. ~ " NrBride. In
dians tenth q sergeant Na'or George Say er
Z lnfantry. eleventh a. Lieut. q T. Brant
y : Infantry, tUefth 81, Private n q. Gardner.
thir'e@nth ~ Private Feht. District II Co
Hmbia. fourteenth ~. Major " : Price. New
Jrr~ry fifteenth. "
The annual meeting Of the International
rifemsn was held ~ the clubhouse this
evening the president Rris ten Bird "
spencer ~ New Jersey hanguetting the
members CAPT Frank p Evans United
states Marine Corps retired. the secretary
treasurer reported definitely that there
would ne no nifed Sfates-t anada match
this year The canadians have hesn away
a. the Hisley shoot and were appa rent "
unable 90 get ready on time ~ come 10 Sea
(iirt for \ contest this month
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SwITHTOWN HORSE Snow.
Mayer Gaynor and %. ~ NIngp Ameag
Those tO Make EntrIeS

Long lsand'- newesi horse show viii
he held ~ - James on SaturdAs Mavor
GaNnor and his son-in-laN. ~ h VtnFu'.
have made entries az have many 81 the NJ
neiEhbors. The a t1T~ II on = srn al~r sra IL
than the October show ~ Piping Rock
Yield m locust Valley. but - Al~o an ea-
-sn'ially Long Island sporting and society
gathering
II viii Be the second annual show ~ the
SEifhtoNn Hor-e ShoN association and
IL held on the grounds 81 hry acrNr a. ~
James Robert fairhairn and Iewi- v
WarinR. the NeN Jersey amat~urs will
nudge In the order named the light and
and hunters Will ~ Judged by Fdvard ~
earle Of tho W~~tChester county Hunt
~ James re~idapfs and others Of tho
DeversuN Emmet, James ONnaTd. "
Lawrence smith, " =. n Of the smith
town Hunt william Niinou, Homer W
v Bull, Edward X ]. smith Robert Oh
NOR and Charles Miller.
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SENDER TRIALS.
Gina and Beaver Each Win . Race NJ
Marion.

MARIoN. Msss sept Two races were
sailed TO-DAY IN the sender trials. and In
the fire. Cima. owned by Guy Lowell. nm
ished fret with Beaver le-s than a minute
behind
In the second race sailed this afternoon
this order vas Just reveTs~d. Beaver hnish-
ing lees than = minute ahead ~ Gina The
r,orning race vas sailed over triangular
ro,lrss. in a light northwest breeze. With
the /, II leg 20 the wiudward
It " proba bic that the ra"~~ will continue
J.ily untH heavier Weather conditions
nhtaIn. a. the tight winds give compare
ttyely lttle idea ~ the ability of the yachts
The elapsed times
vir.t pac~ ems. Guy Lowell. i11h7 Beaver
Geurgr Dahn~y "a ~ Peg q ]. Stone. 1000.
Searoon. T.. Stack pole. 10 IS. Helen. -
IL u & Thomas ri W. Biheiot. Ffnmons and
whitney withdrew
searaon as Is. Helen. - 10. PEG ~ - pIlss
bot I - ~ Coot 49, Ressis 10 Ma
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Race. Tor the Autumn cups 10 B~ Sailed
an Glen Cove.

The Last ra'~- ~ the season ~ Tho N"aT
York Yacht ,lf.h will bs ~silsd newt Thurs
da, on the sound Those will be The con
tests for the aufumu ,ups The s'ar' vii
he made A. noon from % line near 'lg1
station W ~ and rho courses over which
the Yachts Will rae vfu hs zignsli'd shorty
hsforr that tim. Iutris- FOR ths-s rlHrH
yn,st ~ Olrd With he regatta 'onfutf -
bafor, I o'I,.yk ou mo affcrr rou " sep.
tenpsF u NJ 'tr starts wtll W uV" gun
,Ia.ss. 4 y g. 10 and " 40 h. -snf ~
A. ~ .iu ,laszsz -. ~ ! auI X - - o.. 'lIsse7
4 " Y and q ~ ~ ~ and he ~ fuoter~ ht
~ q 4 class rae ~ whr b on" Yacht has
moi nnt-hsd befor' hall an hour sitter -rn-
-si u.iU - 30, AIRED -
ThaYe will h. a rF-t pri1s n two Narnfe
.,srf a .s,0ud & four STAR and third IT.
aght star The regatta COMMITTEES q
n ds Is Pa-spn- Err-sr y Iorrliarh mi
GrsuN fIis Kane
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AZ gLNihA- FifST GASF
Syracuse n % \
Bst>r'e, Scott and Hurl~y Hoch snd
Cioughsr
s}Ir.,,,'e d": Z :
Batieries- puEgAn and Koot1An "osEisy and
Cloughsr I-rplres #D'Rrien ami Burkle,
~ VIII EsBAREE Tissr OsNT
NMiIssshsr, I" Q % !
Batteries KniEnt and Porte N~closkey and
BrsigsT
AIb.ny 800 % : !,
WIikrsharrs . n /
M tories KNIGHT ana Cheek Malloy sad
Eonnics t'rnpires -Otoile srd Kelly
STANTON UAsT gaME
rTr,sy,,,r !
Bsi,er,e. Cunningham snd Meegan Schuu
sECoSp os~I
TOY $50 % 0
Scranton !
Rait-rle- and Ns~gsn. ifuwphries and
NrfpnorEh Umpire Moran
~ sINoHsaroS ytE-r oIaE
t.,ic. 900 . . % n q \
ptrghant1n - n = II
Batteries MeSurdy snd Bur1s PappaLpn and
Fischer
gsc SGSsSgr;f:
Rsr'er.s. Resr1on and B'rns RHss and
Fischer rprs knseiand
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mss . esare sotS o~-r.u .sa S--S- Ger. Ms
Ct~ctHSsrt

Totals - ii",t Totals ~ ~ n - :
'''one nut vhen wtnnnE s-orcf
C1nrtnnau . % q % . %
ChicaEo % % -
Run. Cin~tnnsu- Miller Hobnt,el Mitchell. :;
laakert tlark, ChlcnGn HPNerS, =. shef ard
cteinfehl2 King Three base bits -ENerr. :.
Snrrtard Two base hia- PNskert clarke.
~chulte Sarrihcs Rite Nri1ure Sttcn bases
Mitchell. Shectard Fver~ Wih Pitch Beetle
S'furk cut ~ Peeb- 4? ~ Meinure. ftTst
base On bails-Of Rerbe : ~ Osspar OF Nc
!nnte Left on buses inctnnsu. Chicago.
ulp4re IN chief .-Iohnstons Fied umpire
Fa~on Tine : hour and IS ntnutrs
rrrTaBUHo, ~ ~ tors ~ .. WRIST oAaB
PrrrsHrpa. sept f-Pttt-burg 700 both games
from - Louis tris afternoon IN an esp manner.
snoc Eing both Lush ans tofrtdon on me rubber
tsohen = recruit from the nhio snd Pcnnsys
Nanta League. held the lorals % hve hit. and no
runs In sta inningN rhc champions Mt tire hall
faT1 N both FaHs-s Ths srures
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T0THTN ~ Z " = Z
'ps''-1 'nr kl-i7ov ~ no ts-th iunirg
'pstis1 To- Collins M NJ t-1fh .nniuE
PhilArslghis 90 % 90 ,
pos'p. m % % q % - /
lur- Philadelphia Baksr Thomas Ro.'na
sats ~tNlrn NaaH kIeinoR Ftrst bass on errors
PhilsfriphN I BostNr.' '~f' IN base phIls
de RMS. Boston. I.rsf bss~ On bsIls 90
Rends- : 80 Collins StrIr- out rs Collins 4
~ Bender ~arr Nrr rits N~nir- NAghsT
Nurph' ''nunls plsNs rnsls aud ,shl. Thomas
ami Rsrrs I.HlpiFE On chief FFFtn~ Tt-id I'm
pi-c Nu~sn Time hours snd ~ minutes
,tEvEthNp ugrEoTr
CLFvyiasn. sept t,rouplng thrr~ sinxi~s
ana douhr 81 George Muffin Iu N. s.Nth inning
for four rms tte, eisut gnn fror detroit - iAy
Y D.
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NEwroEr. v 7 Sept : The scratch
singles and doubles tennis tournaments
for women players we're begun to-day
The zroFes
Sinriea-FIrst rnund-MrS William pourh New
York. defeated Nisa Marian Ts1no. Boston ..
- "a Mrs william Anderson. New Nnrt, d
fraied Miss Fi~anora qears. Rnstnn. a.. a 4.
Mis-. Louise Hammond Philadelphia, defrAtet
Mrs IorlnArd Spencer. Ir. Newport I, q Z
Doubles-Nss Sesrs and Miss fenro defeated
Mrs. Pouch and Ms SPENCER. "a. :. -.
Mics Hammond and Mise Wiidey defeated Mrs.
Bargsr waiiaeh and Miss EdnA Barger !. 50
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Nuns " LOUIS tll' Nosrey. hontlch>
llttsburg Ryrne. Leach. CiArke Wagner :.
H~r NAti Wilson. ~lnlon TWO hsse hits -
b,rle Wagner. OaLes Nowrey. Kontrchy Three
haSr hits Hyatt simon Ells stolen bases
>incn. Leach. fbnn. Wilson SaCrince hit
fletcher Double plsNs- Byrne. Miller ana Hyau
rat h.s- on balls-Dn Lever = OF Golden
~ Gordon. STRUCK out by colder {. D.
Corridor VIII pitch orr don mpirr m
chief Rigier Iirlh umpire TTsIc Tine!
hour ard H minutes
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othlS - = \
'BAttcI for Ausun IN me ninth inning
'Batted for reckendorf In Inc eighth Inning
New NNTs ~ ~ q n q !
a,Lingiou ~ I.
Rum. New Or Daniels. Washing ION COO
ToE. TtbFTfcld ttrst hAsF on errors New NJrk
Left On bases Nev Work : arlington
Firsi base On nails go Quinn = 90 Johnson
struck ora ~ quinn. : ~ johnson Sacrn~r
hits - otter. :. hiin'~r Gcssier Stolen bases
Gessier. kuight D"uNle play killifeT and Tn
aieub Hit BY pitchey ~ quinn ttis ssirTi ~
ptrr IN cNief tNnnniN Field I'M Nire HEUlnfovrr
Tim" . h"ur and % minutes
rHttA DEtFHiA = q BOSTON g..
Bn~FoN sept Inc NtulsuCs we're presented
win a game nl Hnrtcu Nn1 Eugl~ to DAY 20 hof
tn r.us hat fHa .HltBvs mad. beng ~ result
81 Inc
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GRAND CIRCEIT RACES.
Ice 10, and B'.s Wln Events ~ Hart
T0rd.

HARTFORD conn sept The ~ pace
and he {. II trot were run ~ ~ The Grand
Circuit races a. Charter oak Park to-day
Roth ver" won IN straight heats. the first
hv INe Bow and The second by Biza Robert
NeWton was starter and presiding nudge
" q Bingham and 4 " prau were the
Judges and George Bonnaliie Henry "
clark and " = Pratt we're timers The
summaries
~ class, pacing puTse 81 ON
loo Boy hH Millerton. Miss AeritOn ny
Arton tiraryl I
Mile WilrSx br iOpydyrki > :
Dpctor ioA. b lGahaaarl \
Tine 2fai. 2.tfl.
2it class. tr1tting pures. 81 nDp
RisA Rsngar- ko1ura. hy Errmub
ttpnH
Rrry aldo. n & IN'trphy' :
olive '. b m iGahaaAnI :
Orisar. y IBeny IA. Is
Nurry Harry.. bT fSkAhAnh dis
Timr -.iiN aio't
Tomorrow Uhlan will 90 a mile 20 beat
bic record Of Ssa. The $1,000 Charter
Oak I'LL also he rim ~ tomorrow.
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RIns-S, Lods-HuEgins MowTey. :. konet
CIV. ENans. Oakes Pittseurg -byrne. p Learn
.larke. Wagner. MILF wlsop Gibson
Three eass hits-Pyrnc Miller. Phelps stolen
Sacriaee ait CtaFEe F,Fs, ba.s On halls-Of
ADAMS. q on Znnl"h. OF Lush. /: Struck out
pit~her - Adams evans u Lush Nilsson.
tibsnn Wagner ~ fulich 'Byrne' Passed.
hali-phelps Umpire IN chief -hgler Held
umpire-Enisue hme hours and 10 minutes
FrrrssrEo. II or LoUu sEcoSD oAAE
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-7's', 81 s,l'' To'ss :, = N n
Ct. Yor. y . (;
no, ~ vcr1 p"rs Sncisr,s. Firs'
-. - srror, New h"vg 80 or ns'es
--.., S'r,-1 OFT .,, rroc.' : y, MAIr."
-r " Sarrrce me- .Iur-ss S''lsn base
.en., s1e.1 sd Sr,ra- P'.s-t nj,
.-'.' '-p'rs IN rrlcf kler1 -l-'d uH'"'r'
rs.~ I'rr~ 7pur md IS us'rI'ss
rHrr ,rr'pHr, - lr.a Rr""ELvN.
ruv ,pgrruI, Sav' The philliea
-.. .rs over tho Brooklvns TO-DAY f'nish
-..- mo Ions end - tho score. it"7 Both
.--..s -,~ersd from their srrors hut a. the
-...ftr- ssored TAO IN The frs' largely
.1r.0 ne influence 81 errors and a. the
.'.as brace N the hfth VAS materially
'-...'Sd b, RrooslNn misplsv, ~ vas al
-.s'.-r ard stack we've m" opros'n-
md '-ers vaa little ~ choose be -
fsrn The Brooblyns ANA ssed ~"
-...'.r uunh~r ~ hrs. but the PhilleS
...a.'' .a'irrslv order. especially Doolan :
--gz.r ~ Tho eighth that scored two
re man dovn IN the first Dsuhsrt
..... rIr 1as forced ny Wheat Who
-.. ,rd and scored IN Hummel gle
..... rrhlsd ths ball and Humrel went
-,ond pai,on 60, OF ~ beating
co. rder To- Bransfsld and then he
mol e"rk"d double steal. Hum
- the ~scond run
1ib stark fumblsd Do0lan
en-. -.f. o.. Start With and Moran angling
.... sr' - third and scored on StscE
20 "E 20 Dalton On TITUS = grOundsr
$40. 'trev 10 stark 20 rim down Moran.
40 ~'-rk threw I'D to Lennon Moran
-s's 'u third knsbe scored him ~ ith
.. Of Bates was ou' on Hummels
ana ia Magee walked the ha 80 we're
Grant pas famed and the score
cd g.
'.a aIst'h Davidson SINGLED and went
'.,i ~ , g,s-sd hail after Dsuh~rr had
uu' N eats double srOr~d the
ITO. bI' " ueat Vas left on base a. Hum
..i Tn''uu NsTe easy outs
.a - f'us- rliu,hed the game IN their
ti. arg'rh WITH Bate ont Mage
.. ...' ~ u"sld hit and Grant vas " slked
.-s.1 -.ruunder hIi Mage, but az
." H.. ,..b both runners s"orsd Moran
.. .." o." run getting -fOpp@d
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upovtrFN'E ~spt Pro,ti~n'~ gave $svsrs
,np'Ner sefhar- 20 fa' vfnn'ng - n . four
'rr inning --0- n" sro-"

lo'aa - l0-tn 70
.rpus ou' vnsr winning ~ S~orrf
NeEHV' d % q n q ?
pro'ftr y" q p n q '
Runs N-VArs S~hlAn, NeNlnstsr Prov
drnre Tnrian Arutt Roc StOlcn hases
InId~r =. Hl-fy W nhs~ hiis PNelan steele
Ss.hl,r' TNr~- HAss hi's W. Nlnsirr Nm
n,s-r1ar Stssle SArT.n~r hlts Li~lreTrA1 q
ppuhie pla's Me- -, AZ Schtsfl Ne,s rs an 4
Nc Alr-trr S'-virk out r. S'sei~ ~ by Wac
trF =, '~r Firsi bs.e on balls or steele
~ WAfdrlI : ~ lee MA p'tch HAddell
pss.sd bats McAtIs,eF. hlt rs pitcher n"
4 a1d~l. Iri' m hasrs Providence 70 New
arIp Jru-irs ~ ron Tine hours ana -
MINUTES
~ EocHIsrvS
Toronto ! o.
Rochester :
batteries EiiliAn and r'nnsman. isnu- and
blair
sr srTyaL0
MontrrsI
nuTatN n n 81
R.',-riss -U1nters ard Curts Malsrsey and
Nffitaw.
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9 S..a q To'sis - - Is 7
-r- r H. ~ by hsttsf hall
ID u y y .
..Hs 70 q - - ~
a-roLIyn David son Vhss' Huf1rlsi
.rHs rant BTAn -"sid Dooisn Noran
..s M errors. Phtlsfel phia BfOo- lyr. 7
r.s~. Pfiadriphis BROOKLYN. s.
go on balls or knefgrT oT ~taSk I.
or b. EneysT. q rs NtaCA Two
... heat noDian rACT'nCT hits IA to-.
'a.-. NAsss Wheat Humm~i. dalton
r... ~'srk Hum nsl and UaTbsrt Passed
..|Hr -rire IN rhisf brennan Yield
T4s Tifn~ hour suf ~ minute
prt 49,. * 49, 'TS'rSSArIS
-snf Th~ tuhs defeated tn
.r .r. IN = riuth inuins rAly Win the
.srv srHathsd oIt triple and sherkArd
..fr rEIth ne % ming run Nth neat
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Runs leNOif ID Jones N'AnAge MUM
Cleveland SioN all Turner Aiotr Fsst~rly
Tso haSr hts rurnr- trAnry Thrre bsss hit
Nclr'Vrr SianAgr sacrifice hits Bush. n
Jones LsioiS Stpien bases "a ioe. EAsterl'
ltrst base On halls ~ Muffin 90 Mitchell :
isfi on nAsss- Dstfoit. Cleveland StrlrH
out ~ Nuliin. h. NtchSil double plays
Nor .ris Dcishanfy anf Z Ionrs Nci1tSre ant
Push n'pire In chic' Fgan Yield umpire
. IonKhmn ILnr hluT amt y. r-lnuics
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The annual banquet n the seawanhakA
Cortnthian Yacht club will b. held ~ the
cIubhOuse on Thursday evening, september
rs AZ half past : o''lOrk. charge 81 q
q cover viii 10 made Members may in
vits = limited numb-r - guests Through
the courtesy Of Ntre-t commodore y. Y.
Whitn~r and capt = " kouss the yachts
ArrnW and Winchester have been placed
A. the disposal of The club 70 transport
members and their guests 90 Oyster BAY
The yarhta will leave the feet Of Fast
TWenty-thiFd street a. ?. ~
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SaTfosAI LEA0rE
Boston n Ne~ Work. Brooklyn IN Philsdelrhis
Cincinnati N Chicago
ANERICAN tEAorT
Vsv YoYs IN " ashlnE tSn PhiIadeiphi IN Bos
ton Drtrot in Cleveland CHICAGO In 81 LnIIs
TAargrN fEAGIE
Toronto IN Bu~nlo Montreal W Rochester
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A, Havevhlu First game Haverhill s. Law
,soc,. I S~rond Eane HaVerhilI. ~. lawrence, 2
81 Brocktpn Frs' gNme WORCESTER. brock
,on S~~11d game Worcester 1: l,roehtoa
81 Fan aver lall ldver. q Lynn.
A. NsV NJ ifard N~v Bcdf1ri. =. Lowell ..
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FtSIERN IEtGf q.


R,'rfHoFE sept rar Cr1lrs voq ~
eis - inr4g gen. F-rr. .srs-y 'Itv ID dap
rsN.rE 81 -. 80 f..s 80. % Manager Ryan %
80 trrsrF f.fH ..... 80 F.a' ..tHi tho r. OF
uu.. % - q rerH 90 ffa ~a~r'rE, ~. ssrI % ptay
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GOLF
Fsur .;sse Entries ter Ansstear-Ar'
rivals &C Course.

rivals at course.
Four names we're added 20 the All entries
for the national amateur golf championship
YESTERDAY. but the total now IL only .iA.
asE = hunter. Midlothian. has Withdrawn
, The new names are JameA Hyde.
South Side Field Club. Bay Shore. L. 1
oscar Woodward. Montclsir, y. J.. Coli
club. : { Mabon, Ardslsy Club. and ".
small Brae Burn Country Club tele-
gram from G. V Rotan dated Houston and
reading Enter me from the state OF TeIas-
has been rejected a. too indefinite in details
otto Pickhardt. who SINNERS a. Shelter
Island. desired TO enter from the Man
could no, be accepted. a. that organization
has not kept up lie membership in the
-nited states Golf Association. He has
matrtcuIated at Columbia. but 10 taknE
the medical course and said he would enter
for the intercoSleGiste individual champion
ship
A number OF the entrants have already
registered at the Country Club 81 Brook.
line and a rush OF arrivals 10 expected
to-day Spotswood y Bowers OF the
Brooklawn Country Club was the hrpt
Of the Metropolitan Golf Association players
To register for the tournament. Harold
Weber Of Detroit 10 also an early bird
Arden NJ Robbins. Garden city Gof Club.
paid a hyinE visit te the course on Monday.
W II vandeTpool the Metropolitan Golf
Association secretary. for Mondays round
ana 10 also = member Of the I. s. O. A
executive committee. The Hunters Paul
and r L Robert Gardner. the champion.
Charles Evans. Jr,. Albert seckel and n
chandler and Walter Egan are expected
at Brookline to-day. but II = not known
when u. +. sawyer or q VI. Mctonneu.
the EdSsSsssr plsysr Who pHt oHi O.,
Frederick HeIreshon left for brooklne
champion. and lames A sttilman are 20
go over IN an automobile and leave this
morning While PossSt ws' -. and 9; many
G Ss. tSrf 20 he thiek and the putiins green.
yeri,sbls carpets Of ysrdure, the heayy ",
spell having been just the tonic President
iaaues and his Associates Of the Brookline
committee had been vearning for to nullify
the effects Of the DIV simmer
A nfteen-year-oId boy. J. r Guilford
u Manchester. won the NeE Hampshire
I " Bass Of Portsmouth. an amateur
uhampionshIp entrAnt In the hnal, nv
up IN nineteen holes
NEWPORT. r I sept The trs, round
the NeNIort Golf club for priyes offered
20 day Miss Mauds wetmoTe ana
, William Gsmmell won from Miss VI "
Rusk and Grenvlle Lane, NJ and "a go
from Mrs Nathaniel Thayer and Henry
Sedgwick, m
BRETON WOODS. II. sept The
suesis NJ the BRETON Woods houses held
a putting tournament IN the ballroom OF
the Mount Pleasant to-day. Or Fielder
and Miss =. Terry the plavon for the ladies
With a IS
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At Lancaster First Lancaster. =. York
Z Se-ond game iAhrasteI iOyk.
Al Tyrnton trenton. IS Reading. ~
~ HARRISBURG FIRST game HarTishprE. u
,lt,-pnA. sscond Rane Harrisburg. ?. Al
81 Winnsrnsp,r, Johnssown. ~ W1iHsms
sort -
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southern I.eagae

Al .ssh'Hl- Mobile Nashyiilc.
a. Birmingham birmingham. :. NeS Or
leana n
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ss'-biII PoIs Grounas. To-day . 2. -.
80 Boz on. Adm. s0r tgr.
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BRETON WOODS, y. H. sept The
guests NJ the Breton Woods houses held
a putting tournament IN the ballroom Of
,.;r,;nS ~. gsS,Is,n.ns SStze Vim -
and Misc 2. Terry the pavon for the ladies
With Is