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New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
BOSTON GOLFERS SCORE
Beat Philadelphia by One Match
in Hard Battle.
MRS. FOX ON HER GAME
Winning Team Must Now Face
New York Players for
Griscom Cup.

Philadelphia, June 6.-By the narrow
margin Of a single match, Boston defeated
Philadelphia in the preliminary contest for
the Clement A Griscom cup. decided over
the links of the Huntingdon Valley Country
Club to-day. The Women's Golf Associa-
ton of Philadelphia and the Boston
Women's Golf Association had out their
trongest teams and so stubbornly was the
contest waged that the final issue remained
ir doubt until the last pair had finished. II
was then found that Boston had won by
eight matches to seven.
There were fifteen players on a side, AMI
philadelphia selected Mrs. Caleb F. Fox,
the Huntingdon Valley matron. whe recently
" on the championship of the local associa-
ton, to play No. 1. Mrs. Fox was opposed
to Mrs Wheeler. formerly Miss Mary B.
Adams. and the present champion of the
Women's Eastern Golf Association. They
had a close struggle, with the Philadelphia
woman gaining the verdict.
Mrs r. H Barlow, a former Philadelphia
champion. who was runner-up TO Miss Dor
othy Campbell in the national tournament
last fall defeated Miss Fanny Osgood, the
Brookline girl who won the Massachusetts,
title a trifle more than week ago.
Mrs. Vanderbeck, another of Philadel-
phia's best players, scored over Miss Cur
tis, but Miss Elizabeth Porter, Miss Anita
Phipps and Miss Grace Senple counted for
Boston. Miss Frances c. GTiscom, playing
No. 4 for Philadelphia, lost to Miss Phipps.
The Boston players must now face the
womens Metropolitan Golf Association
team from New York, holder Of the trophy,
in the final match tomorrow.
The score Of the match to-day follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
REDS CHECK SUPERbAS
One Base on Balls Proves Costly,
Leadinu Up to a Run.

The Cincinnati Reds stopped Brooklyn s
winning streak at washington Park yester-
day. defeating the superbas by score OF
10 o. The contest developed into herce
pitchers' battle between Bell and Rowan
the latter getting the better OF the argu-
nent. He succeeded in holding the nome
nine down TO two hits, Daubert and Iony
Smith being the only ones who we're able 70
solve his delivery. Bell was found for hVe
hits. but kept them well scattered, ana no
scoring would have been done If his sup
port had been better in the second inning
after base on balls.
Egan. the first man Up, got free pass on
four wide ones. Then Downey singled TO
left and Wheat handled the ball poorly,
Egan getting TO third and Downey 10 sec
ond on the play Although Mclean struck
out. Doyle lifted a high one TO Davidson
and Egan scored. The pass was the only
one which Bell gave, but il proved costly
The Superbas were helpless throughout
the nine innings. Only one man reached
second base during the game and not
runner got to third.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07

Ste Louis, June e.-The New York Yam
KEGS took 4 firmer hold on first place to-
day by defeating the 81. Louis Browns b.
q score Of . TO !. while the Athletics were
resting. Hal Chase was the man of the
hour. making three hits and scoring both
runs which the visitors tailed. Jack Quinn
pitched a fair game. the home nine finding
him for eight hits, which were more or less
scattered. He received good support, and
his opponents never appeared particularly
dangerous.
The Yankees were lucky in punching hits
off Powell's delivery. collecting three in the
fourth inning, which netted one run, as
they gathered a total OF only six in all
Criss batted for Powell in the seventh in
ming, and Bailey succeeded him in the box
for the last two innings. The latter re-
tired the visitors in order
cree Jumped into the limelight in the sec
ond inning with one of his circus catches,
which saved a run. Griggs opened the in
ming with a drive to the left field fence for
three bases. but Quinn frightened up and
struck out Newham- Schweitzer then sent
= long. low drive TO left field. Cree got et-
ter the bail in quick time and robbed the
batsman Of q hit, holding Griggs on third
st the same time The latter was left when
Laporte and Chase took care Of Hartzells
grounGer-
The homo nine began z. rally in the sew
er-th when Schweitzer opened with a single,
but Hartzel forced him and was doubled
I'd 81 first Then KiIlifer doubled TO cen
trefeld, but did not get home. as Criss died,
Laporse 70 Chase.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
BUILDING CUP DEFENDERS
Many Motor Boat Enthusiasts Will
Enter Elimination Races.

William J. Conners. the retiring Demo-
cratic state leader. is having a high speed
power boat built at the Niagara Boat Club.
in Chippewa Bay. He viii enter it in the
elimination races 10 be held in Huntington
Bay in August for the purpose of selecting
a defender for the British international
trophy. A syndicate Of members of the
Motor Boat Club of America is having a
boat built for the defence of the cup. and
so is J. A. Cheseborough. His boat is un-
der construction at Haleside. near Hunt
irgton. Long Island.
r X Burnham has two speed boats that
he will enter They are the Intruder. de-
signed by Henry J. Glelow. and the famous
Dixie, whicn won the last Huntington Bay
race. Others who are building boats for
this race include Morris NJ. Whitaker.
Commodore Vars. OF the Motor Boat Club
of Buffalo. and several yachtsmen in the
West
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
MEENAN WINS A TROPHY
Carries OFF Cup in De La Sale
Institute Games.

Daniel Meenan, jr. with three irsts and
three seconds to his credit for a total OF
"A points. won the individual point trophy
at the twenty-sixth annual track and field
games of the De La Sale Institute. which
were held at the CIasOn Point Military
academy, West Chester. yesterday
George F. Scannell. jr.. the interscholas-
tic sprinting champion. who il was ex-
pected would again capture the cup, was
a poor second with II points. winning the
100 and 220 yard dashes from scratch and
third place in the running broad jump.
The winner was strong in the field
events. while he was conspicuous also on
the track.
The summaries follow:
440-yard run ShandicaP!-T9a 0y ,,St; u Nii-
second: 2. ssufert (25 yards). third Tine
io6-yard dash Ciuniorl-won BY J. Meenan
q yards) J Goodman IS yards. second;
s41R,9s stR gsserssbb( Sssb (ds.ts Shfa
yards). ya second: J. Mccormack q yards,
MOO ioo-yard dash Chandtcapl-won by G. 2
seanneIl jr scratch; D. Meenan. tr %
sS0-yard run (handicap)-won by D. Scan
I. McEntegart go yards). third Time, 2:io
22O-yard run (handicap)-Won by G. z
ScanleU, IT fSCT2tChIs Ian Ae0I6H II 70
yards). second; no third Time. o p
One-haH mile relay Junior; handicap
Won by seventh year go yards). team com
and L Mccarthy: eighth year (i1 YARDS. sec
lard. J. Nsenan ana ". Sheppard Time. 81
One-haIf mile relay Especial. handicap
Won by fifth year $50 yards). team composed
Of II. Regan. J Mccormack. T Anderson and
J. Campbell; fourth year Cscretchl, second
team composed Of J. Lesette. Z LoDin. w
O'Sullivan and G. Elliott. Time, 2:15
Interdepartn1ent one-mtls relay thandicap)
Won by science department (15 yards).
Meenan. Duffy. woodend and Scannen, com
nnerciaI department go yards). second. team
composed OF D. Seaman. Renault. Wright ana
Niewenhous. Time. 8 $50.
220-yard r1n Ctunior; ha1dicapl-Won by J
Goodman Up yards: 2. Smith scratch. second;
James Meenan "A yards) third. lime. O:E6 90
Running high jump (handicap)-Wo1 BY Dan
Meenan q inches. actual jump OF feet
inches: 3 smith % fnches). second; u. Nisven-
hous (scratchI. third. jump Of feet inches
fscratch). actual vault of 10 feet inches: G
Grant IS inchesD second actual vault OF feet
9 inches: H Shanley IS tnches). third. actual
vault Of feet inches
Running broad Jump CaandicaP)-Won BY "
New enhous Il foot). actual jump o. IS feet
inches: Dan Nfesnan II e inchesl second. actual
lump OF Is feet inches; Q. T Scannen, j.
(scratch). third. actual jump OF IL feet ircEeS
Putting 12-pound shot Chandicap)-Won oy
Dan Meenan. jr. scratch. put Of AZ feet 9
inches. A Schernel g feetl. second actual put
of rs feet 10 inches John Mesnan q feet), third,
actual put OF IS feet IA inches
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
CoF = Lawn Tennis y Auonobmg Games Yachting
KEEN PLAY IN DOUBLES
Miss Wagner and Miss Kuttron
Show Skill on Courts.

Miss Marie Wagner and Miss Clara kut-
tror won the cup doubles yesterday on
the turf courts OF the Staten Island Ladles
Club. at Livingston. Staten Island In Ile
final round Of the tournament they GeIeateo
Miss Edith Donald and Mrs Oliver !. Jonn-
son. at 6-3, GA. The latter pair carrier
in the day had gained their places IN the
final round by defeating Mrs John ban
chard and Mrs. George de Gersdorn'
6-1, S4.
The two matches brought out some OF the
most spirited lawn tennis that has been
seen about this city during the season AT
every stage Miss wagner and Miss Kut-
troff held the match safely within their
control. having the good margin OF twelve
games TO seven az the finish. Both Of the
competitions were refereed by Miss Louise
Hammond. who recently won the Pennsyi-
vania title at philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07

An error by Schlafy and a double by
Slime snatched a game from the Indians
with Providence in Newark yesterday. The
score ended S 10 3. Four pitchers were
used by the locals and two by the visitors.
Shines double came after Newark had
pulled abreast Of the visitors from four
runs behind.
The Grays got to Holmes in the fifth
for four runs. but in the same session the
Indians began to overtake them. Holtz.
hitting for Parkins, singled, and after Lou
den famed Meyer got a double, Mueller
running for Holtz. scoring. With the sec
cnd man down, Kelly singled, scoring
Meyer.
4 tally in each of the succasding innings
evened up matters for the locals. Cronin
was yanked out in the sixth. There were
two out in the eighth. when Fitzgerald
sent a grounder which bounded off Nc
Ginnity's glove and into SChafy's hands.
The latter fumbled. but many of the fans
thought he threw the runner out. Slime
then waited for a nice one and sent the
sphere to deep left centre. The score:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
LAWN TENNIS COURTS SLOW
Play for Long Island Title Be-
gins Under Difficulties.

The fourth annual tournament for the
Long Island championship began yesterday
under the auspices of the Kings County
Tennis Club at its courts, in BROOKLYN
Play opened with the singles, which at
tracted an entry of thirty-six, but there
we're nine defaults in the opening rounds,
leaving twenty-seven actual contestants.
Among the absentees were Carl Gardner,
Gustave F. Touchard and DR.. William J.
Roserbaur.
The storm on Sunday left its mark on
the courts. which were slow and hardly fit
for any sort of critical work with the rack
ct. In order to give the courts q chance
TO dry out, the start was not made till
late in the afternoon. The winner Of the
singles will play William s. Cragin, holder
OF The Eagle challenge cup. The man
agement expects TO get the doubles under
way tomorrow.
The summary Follows:
Long Island championship cr,en's singles; pre-
7iPeTg n PeSer & eH 3 Masn SsI9 Ss4fayed D
feated H. :. Burroughs. 1O-sf6-2; Ira Ssuksy
defeated DR.. William J. Rosenbaum by default
= To1cbar1 nv default. WaltS- SfeT-fft tIaH
defeated z; s BsrSer bv 5efspJt E = PIinrI
SoIIenbaSer 5efes.ez 745g,rl5rt F5aTto1 s
6-3: l. ]. Dreyfus defeated s H. Rowe by
s a 81 I Il o@B Bases asdeea defeated Ira r 3Rs sa3Rey
otrstr 90 32r ca Dr. W II Ross aslsaea efea,e
Carl Gardner by default; s H. voshen defeated
fiatsd e. = basss a e Ws.os S "a e "a 4 W6Ttfa 6r W IL Il
Waugh defeated E. L. Blumenschein by. default;
\ T. Able defeated II l. Westfal by default;
Joseph 7. Mcmahon defeated 6. s. Groesheck,
second Walter Merrill Han defeated J
defeated /. ]. Dreyfus, 60; e-3: s. a. West
Joseph T. Mcmahon defeated a. P Aboe. e.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
MONEY NO OBJECT TO FoGEL

Philadelphia, June 6.-Horace Fogsl.
president II the philadelphia club OF the
National League denies that any change IS
contemplated in the management OF the
club, and says
There is not money enough In the world
10 buy my stock in the club and until some
one purchases the stock there cannot be a
new president"
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07

The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
YALE VARSITY EIGHT RESTS
No Evening Practice After
Strenuous Mornings Work.

Gales Ferry. Conn, June s--The Tale
varsity eight rested tonight after the
four-n1lle row Of the morning. and did rot
leave quarters. The freshman eight roved
downstream for three and half miles and
return in easy stretches The varsity
four and the freshman four went down
stream for mile and half and raced
back The freshmen. given a start Of sew
eraI lengths, won by two lengths. The
water was smooth and the weather mild.
In going over the full four-nile course in
the morning the varsity eight sprinted the
last half mile. covering II in 2:32
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
yonkee.s TAKE Ffrsyser Hold
Defeat ST. Louis. Thanks Partly to Cree and
Chase with His Trusty Bat.

The Browns managed to save themselves
from a shut-out in the sixth inning. Stone
singled. and. although Truesdale forced him
at second. Wallace sacrificed and advanced
Truesdale. Foster fumbled Griggss bound
er and Truesdale tailed.
The Yankees scored their first run in the
fourth inning. With one out, Chase made
his second hit, a clean single 10 left, and
took second on Laporte's single to centre.
Cree then figured conspicuously with
pinch hit which brought Chase home. In
the sixth inning Chase opened with dou-
bic. took third on Laporte's sacrifice, and
tailed on Cree's grounder Of a similar nat
ure.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
FIRE FIGHTERS MEET DEFEAT.

Manhattan College won 2 one-sided con-
test from the New York Fire Department
baseball team, at McNulty Field. yesterday
by a score OF 10 10 g. Nugent, the COL
Iegian, always held the fire laddies safely.
allowing them only seven hits. The score
follows.
RHE
NanhAttan..o g 0 4 o ! x-i0 Is .
Fire Dept -..- o 0 0 ? o. 2
Eat;srles-aIanhattaa. Nueent and Connolly;
Fire Department, Eannissn. Smith and Wolf
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
CHICAGO, /; BOSTON, 0.

Chicago. June 6.-The Chicago White Sox
took the opening game Of the series with
Boston here to-day by a score OF l To O.
Walsh allowed only one hit. and got two
OF the four hits made by his team off Hall.
Lord was ordered out OF the game for
"A decision al third when Whit"
was called safe after a steal The play
LED up to the only run Of the game. The
score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
MATCH AT 3-CUsHIoN BILLIARDS

George Moore and Charles Cowboy
Weston will meet in a special match az
three-cushion carrom billiards at McGraws
academy tonight. The meeting grew out
of an exhibition game last week in which
Weston defeated Moore
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
PHILLIES HUMBLE CUBS
Pile Up Seven Runs in Second
Inning and Add More.

Philadelphia. June s--Philadelphia hit
Chicago's pitchers hard to-day and won by
a score Of . 10 .. IN the second inning
seven men faced Richie. and Eve hits, a
base on balls and sacrifice drove him "a
the bench Pfeffer succeeded him. and a
safe buut bv Grant and a three seer by
NaEee followed. ell ~ which netted seven
runs. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
TIGERS HOLD THE PACE
Bat Out Three Runs in First In
ming and Beat Washington.

Detroit, June e.-Detroit won the first
game Of the series from Washington here
to-day by a score Of TO l. Mullin held
the visitors TO three hits. and was scored
on partly through his owon vlldness in the
first inning.
Street was struck by foul tip in the
fourth inning and forced to retire.
The score fnllnMs.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07

Upward of six hundred names appear on
the new handicap list Of the League of
Connecticut Golf Clubs. B. P. MeTriman, of
Waterbury. the champion, and Charles H.
Seely a former title holder, are the only
scratch men. The names are printed on
the sheet of all those rated from scratch
up TO and including II. All others are
a s.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
or BARLEY in seventh inning.

'Batted for BARLEY in seventh inning.
Jersey Ciiy--.......-.O o q o q x-3
Baltimore .......-...O o o = o o o o %
Two-base hits-Clancy, O'Hara. Butler. Sac
riiice hit-Haanifan First hass on error-iier-
sey city. J. struck out-By Barley. . by Wick
eTs, e. First base on balls-On BARLEY / off
stton; l. or Nic.eIs. 1. Double p!ey-Egan and
Nichols Passed hal!-ERau. Hits-Of Bart
ley. In innings Left on bases-Jersey city.
6: Baltimore. 4. umplres-Hurst and Byron
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.

Waterbury. ?: Hartford, Q.
New Britain VS. Northampton W
grounds
Bridgeport VS.. Holyoke (wet grounds).
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
TORONTO. I; ROCHESTER, 0.

A. Toronto RE. z.
Toronto ......-.0 o o o II l
Rochester .-...0 o o 90 o
Batte-ies-MCfSinley and Slattery: Mcconnell
and Blair Umpires-Finneran and Murray.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
ST. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. s; st. Louis. 1.
Cincinnati. !: Brooklyn, O.
Philadelphia, IL; Chicago, ?.
Pittsburg VS.. Boston twet grourdsD'
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
POSTER ELECTED CAPTAIN.

Cambridge. Mass. June s.-Reginald =
Foster, IL, Of Needhan, Mass. one OF Har-
wards fastest sprinters. was elected cap
tain OF the 1911 track team to-day.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
CITY. 8; BALTIMORE, Q.

Baltimore was defeated by Jersey City in !
a we'll played game at the Skeeters' grounds
yesterday by a score OF TO ?. The home
players won the game in the eighth inning, !
when Buffers double brought in Clements
and Hanford. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.

Proctton. !; lawrence. O.
New Bedford rs. Worcester wet gTounds)
Fa!I River VS.. Lowell (Uet g-ounds).
HaVsTkll Ys Lynn (W'et grou1ds).
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
Totals II 10 % u Totals. b. 50 3 81 Is
y,.t~o5. "a G. q q -

/ Three base hit-Crawford. Sacrifice hiis-Bush
! % Leiyelt. Stoeh bases-cobb o. r Jones
! Double plays Mcbride. Killifer and Ungaub;
! Hardy and Mcbride Left on hases-Detroit. s;
/ Washington. s. First base on halls-oh Muilin,
! .: off Gray. , First base erToTs-Detrot. l;
Washington. !. Struck out-Bv Iullin, ;; by
/ GRAY. 4. Passed bsl.- Hardy Wild pitch-Mul-
/ I'm Time-1:s1- Impires-O' 1oughlin and Per
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
Totals 2s1427I5r Totals. as

TVo-baEe hit-Walsh sacrifce hits-Whlte
Hail Sto.ea b2ses-DougheEty. White Struck
out-By Walsh. 5. hv Hail. > First base on
hsils-oE EaI. 3 Left on beses-Chicago. g.
Boston. . Tine-1 20. Cmp!rss-kegtn and
Sheridan.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS

Kansas City, 6: Columbus. 1.
Afilw aukee, .; Louisville. !.
Toledo. 5; ST Paul. 0,
indianapolis, s; Minneapolis, q.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
RESULTS OF GAMES ,
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.

Providence, 6; Newark, 5.
Jersey City, 8; Baltimore, 2.
Toronto, 1 Rochester, 0.
Buffalo VS.. Montreal [Wet grounds).
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
Eastern Professional Golf Title
To Be Decided at Match Play.

The next championship tournament Of the
Eastern Professional Golfers Association
will be decided at match play. instead OF
the usual all-stroke plan. At the annual
meeting of the organization. held at the
Astor House yesterday, the former form Of
contest was adopted. The programme Will
call for three eights. The tournament will
be held on July &c and q. and those making
the first eight will qualify for the title. and
the other two divisions will continue on for
money prizes
Il is undecided as yet Just where the
tournament will be held. although the Sc
lection has narrowed down between the
Wykagyl Country Club and the Hacken-
sack Golf Club. Harry Simpson. the Hack
ensack pro who was at yesterdays
meeting, stated that his club was almost
certain to make an offer for the attraction.
The matter will be settled positively. one
way or another. within a few days. Be
cause nearly all Of the tournaments in
which professionals take part are decided
according TO the monotonous medal play
system. the coming tournament will present
something of a novelty to an Eastern gal
lerN. With such we'll known performers
as Alec Smith. Willie Anderson, George
Sargent. Isaac Mackie and "Nipper" Camp
bell fighting IL out at nole pay tIlo touI Id
nent will become far more interesting than
anything of a similar nature ever attempt
ed in this country.
The annual election was held yesterday
and resulted as follows: President, Jack
Hobens; vice-president George Strath;
secretary, Herbert Barker: treasurer, Dave
Hunter, and executive comAnittee. Jack
Jones. c. A. ". Fox, Herbert Strong,
IIorr,, ci,7onso0 lanes Maiden Alec Fin
lay and Dave Ogilvie.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Scranton. 2. Syracuse, 2.
I-t!cs, l. W':lkes-BSrr 9.
r-nrira :. Troy. J.
LIhany, 0; Bingha-aton. "a innings,
carkueSg).
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07

Left on bsSes-Cincinnatl. 5; BROOKLYN. 2 Two
base htt-Dovney. Sacrifice hy-Doyle Stolen
hzses-Paskert C2)- Double plays-Egan and
F0hlitzeli: Burch ard Daubert: Burch, Hummei
and Smith First base balls-Of Rowan, 2;
of Sell / Struck out-By Rowan. .; by. Bel,
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
Standings in Baseball Race

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York, .; st. Louis, 1.
Detroit, 4; Washington, 1.
Chicago, L; Bostcn. 0.
Philadelphia vs.. Cleveland (rain).
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07

Totals. 80 2 6 q Is Il Totals. 81 p Il
aBatted for Powell in seventh Inning.
New York 90 o 0 0 %
81 Louis 0 ! u
Tvo-base hit-Killifer. Three-base hit-Griggs.
Sacrifice hits-EartZeu, Japorte- Sacrifice fly
Cree Double play-Laporte TO Foster to Chase.
stoien bases-Foster, Quinn. First base on balls
of Powell, ! off Quinn. l. Struck out-By
Powell i; by Bajley, !; by Quinn, 8. Hits-oH
Powell. in innings. Left on bases-St LOUIS,
3. New York. !. Ttne-i:42. Umpires-Connolly
and Dineen.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07

sBat.e5 for P-et. ninth inning
Fhisde'pA.a .-------e . q x-Ie
CEfcaE1 ..-...--..- o . Q Q i .
I'1ree-bsse kit-Magee Home -un-Titus Esiis
or Richie. Q N = innings. OF Pfefer. s IN
ca. inaings- Sacrifice hif-Mocre Sacrifice hy
--Neel-sm Stolen bases-Hofman. Archer
-ttuE Dcubls rlsys-T5cfnlsn snd Tinker. Schultz
are Luder2s. Grant and ErEnsneld Zimmerman
-snke- ara Lg6erus. Left on bsses-ChtcaEo
Phia6elph.s 9.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07

Robert c. Watson, secretary Of the
United States Golf Association, calls at
tention to the fact that entries for the ma
tionaI open championship tournament, TO be
held at the Philadelphia Cricket Club on
June II and IS, close on Friday, June 10.
He has received only about ten entries 10
date.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07

bIAII
Providence .........o 0 0 %
Newark ...........-.o 0-5
stolen bases-Schlafy C2), Kelly, Gettman.
Sacrifice hit-FitzRerald. Two-base hits-Louden,
Cettman Meyer. Slime. Double play-Atz and
Cronin Hits-Of Holmes, s in 4i5 innings: of
Parkins. in z inning of Mueller. il !
inning: off Cronin. IN 5ls innings. AT bat
Against Tonnes. IL against Parkins. I, against
Mueller. :. against Cronin, % Struck out-By
Cronin /: by McGinnity, !. First base on balls
OF Holmes, !. of Crouin. =; off Parkins. l.
Wild pitch-Holmes. Passed ball-Crisp. Time
-1:50 Umpires-Kely and Boyle Attendance,
800.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
The score follow
ST. LOUIS
Totals. .. 50 5 3 277Ii Totals. o.. a

TNo-base hits-MeyeTs. Seymour, Nerkle. Home
run-MurTsy- Sacrifice dy-Devln- Stolen base
Murray Left on baseS--S5- Louis. =; New
York. 6 FIRST base eTTor-St. Louis ].
Double plays-Bridwen an6 Merke: Huggins
Eauser and Konetchy. Struck out-Bv Mathew
Eon = First base on hsl5s-OF SaIlee 4. off
and Moran
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
NEWARK AGAIN DEFEATED
Use Four Pitchers in Futile At
tempt to Beat Providence.

EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Providence at Newark.
Baltimore at Jersey City.
Rochester at Toronto.
Buffalo at Montreal
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
The score folio
RPOOKLYN
CINCINNATI
Totals. 20 6 q S oi Totals.
.Batted for Bel in ninth inning.

G64ooFf22 G,3siRRau u.............S .........S 9 Q Q 90
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
CHIEAEln

To;sls.s4 . a Totals -s025a4148
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RE score follows 4:

Totals. 80 2715 Totals. 81 81 IA 2