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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-01

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J. T. Lloyd is home from a trip to stuttgart
 Dan lazarus, of Camden, was recent visitor in the city.
 0. T. Knight, Of Stuttgart, was business visitor in the city yesterday
 Doc Baldwin has returned from a trip to Auskogee, Oklahoma.
 D. B. Niven, of>Tucier, was in the city last evening, son a business trip.
 Judge James Gould left yesterday morning for Little Rock, on busi- ness trip x
 Mitchell seliman, the architect left yesterday afternoon for Little Rock and Stuttgart, on a business trip.
 NJ, M, Eaton and wife of Waco. Texas, are in the city the guests of Mrs. E. A. schicker, at the Arlington EeJcl.
 ", \. Prather, the well known contractor, who formerly made his home he7e is n taa city transaatiag business
 ] D. Quattlebaum, of sherrill, ar rived in the city yesterday afternoon to attend his wife who is i'll at the Florence Sanitarium.
 Mrs. s. Geronia and Mrs. F. R At kins, of Clarendon, have returned home after spending few days in the city On business.
 State Senator Arthur J. Johnsof, of Star City, was a business visitor in the city yesterday, and was the guest of Senator H. K Toney
 Rabbi Ephraim Frisch has return- ed from Little Rock. Dr. Frisch at tended the performance of Sweet Clovers Tuesday evening.
 Miss Charlie May Boyd who has been visiting Mir. and Mrs D. A. Caldwell expects to leave this morn- ing for her home at Mont cello.
 Mrs. l.. Lowenthal. mother of Mrs A. F. Dreyfus, will arrive today from New York for visit with her daugh- ter. She will spend the winter hel Mrs. Gus Waterman and daughter, Miss Frances, will leave today for l, Dumas. where they will spend the month Of December with MT, Wat erman
 Mrs. Leo DeBose, of Memphis, for mer'y Miss Goa Mitchell, arr ved yesterday and will visit her sister, Mrs. John Tnwler, on South Cherry street
 Mrs. N. B. Simmons, mother of Mrs T. s. Walker, of this city, left yes terday for her home in Memphis, af- ter spending several days with MT. and Mrs. Walker.
 Mrs. Maggie Yaucl of Pine Bluff is expected to arrive this week for a visit with her sisters, Mrs. Della Kerr of this city and Are Gambill of Brookland .-Jonesboro Tribune.
 Road and Bridge Commissioner J $. Barraque, of Altheimer, was a business visitor in the city yesterday and conferred with County Judge Philpot relative to the proposed road ssYIilding i'll this county in the near fu- T. ris 'fl,~ -"---
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-01

Judge James Gould left yesterday morning for Little Rock, Oh a busi- ness trin x
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-01

Mitchell Seliman, the architect, left yesterday afternoon for Little Rock and Stuttgart, on business lrin
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-01

Nj, M Eaton and wife of Waco. Texas, are in the city the guests of Mrs. E, A. schicker, at the Arlington
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-01

w. \ Prather, the well known contractor, who formerly made his home he0e is n taa city ransaotiag
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-01
LADIES

Parlor Tables, Curio Cabinets. Cut Glass Cabinet Art Rockers. Parlor Suites, Davenports, Brass Beds, Dining Room Suite G'obe-We- nicke Book Cases.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-01

Dressing Tables, Writing Desks. Music Cabinets, Gold, Chairs Sewing Chairs, Sewing Cabinets. Leather Wicker Rockers Tapestry Wicker Rockers.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30

Campeon was best and was given a
his race Danfeld and Barieythorpe Gui
after running quarter.
FOURTH RACD-THE WHIRL STAKES
driving: place same. Time. lao W
Stable.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Narragansett Pier, r. l., July 2s.-The
dashing four of polo players from Long
Island representing the Meadow Brook
Freebooters to-day won the freshman
cuts in the final match of that event OF the
tournament in progress on the field OF the
Point Judith Country Club here. They de-
feated the third team Of Myopia by the
net score of 1872 goals to 61.-
The riding and concerted attacks OF
the Meadow Brook Freebooters made the
game lively one. They had out the pick
Of their ponies, and in the first and second
periods. with Myopia leading, the Long
islanders accomplished their riding off by
galloping their ponies full tilt against their
opponents. 1t was in one OF these scr1m-
IMAGES, with the riders pounding down the
fell like a cavalry charge, that j. A
L. Blake the Myopia back. was unhorsed
His fall was a nasty one, and 1t was some
time before he was able to renount. Whlch
he did despite the fact that his shoulder
was badly strained. and he was advised to
allow another TO replace him The accident
occurred in the second period, and Blake
stucl. 1t out, and also the next Then the
pain was so great that he had 10 give in,
and Hamilton Hadden played out the
game as Myopia's back in most credita-
Bile manner.
Throughout the eight periods the sensa-
tionai riding and mallet work of Raymond
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
BROOKLYN LOSES AGAIN
Philadelphia Hammers Bell Hard
and Wins Easily.

Not content with defeating the Giants on
tie preceding day with Big Six Mathew
son in the box. the Philadelphia baseball
team travelled over TO Brooklyn yesterday
and defeated the Superbas by score Of
; TO . with considerable ease Bel was
selected by Dahlen 10 do the box work,
but was far from a puzzle to the visitors,
who hammered his best offerings all over
the field.
Eleven hits, three Of which were doubles
and one q three -bagger. punched in the
last few innings, were enough to win the
game. Only luck and some good fielding by
the home team prevented the score from
being larger. Bates had 4, good day with
his stick. He slammed out three doubles
out Of four times AZ the bat Daubert, the
Superbas' hard hitting first basenlan, took
kindly TO Moore's curves. He got two
singles and q three-bagger out of four
trips to the bat Brooklyn saved g shut
out in the eighth inning. Burch, batting
for Bel, singled, and scored on Daubert s
triple Daubert scored z, moment later on
Whests sacrifice fly.
jackson, the first baSenan from the Il
Paso CTexasl team, Joined the visitors here
to-day. and Crabble, q pitcher from Gal
weston, reported 10 Manager Dshlen-
The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
CAMPE0N IN CLOSE RACE
Goes the Limit to Beat NInlbus
at Empire City Track.
ATTRACTIVE MlD-WEEK CARD
Large Crowd in Attendance
Garner Reappears in Saddle
After Long Absence.

In close and exciting finish Canpeo1$
well played. won the handicap, for three
year-olds and over. ar six furlongs. a.
the Empire City track yesterday H9
was driven 70 the last ounce 20 beat
Nirnbus, with Chapulrepec third. Rose
Queen. the favorfte. was caught IN tan1
at the start. and Shilling az once pulled I'D
The stewards called him into the stand 70
explain his action
Campeon and DanfeId cut out the pace
TO the stretch where Dandeld quit and
Campeon. standing hard drive sanaeiy.
won by head
An unusually large crowd for a weekday
was present being attracted b- an excep-
tional card for Friday, which is usually IN
off day. A great deal OF interest was taken
out of the Whirl Stakes when Mr.. Hildreth
scratched Dalmatian. His boy, Shilling
at three pounds over. had the mount on
CherryoIa but failed TO land her a winner.
Everett being first to the post by a neck
CherryoIa was the same distance in from
Of StarbottIe. Schoomarn and Sag.r were
prominent part OF the way. but were over
weighted and tailed off at the end
Archibald won the jockey honors for ttr>
day riding two winners. a second and c7Fo
thirds out OF six mounts. Shilling had one
winner and two seconds in five mounts.
The handicap for tUo-yea--olds. az str
furiongs, resulted IN a close finish ard
another second for Shilling ShackIetou
went away like streak and opened gao
of five lengths at the far turn Thers he
began 10 lag and although his lead vas
4 big one, third was tbs best he could do
Mr. Go1ightIy finished strongly and secured
first place and star Charter, the fsvortts~
-, haF far
TOP OF the hill. was second Jest, away
poorly. was rushed uo too fast and quit
The first race. a selling affair Al mile fes'
nor1-wtnners since the Fourth OF July rs-
suited in an easy victory for Big stuck
Garner reappeared in the saddle. after hav-
ing been set down for disobediencs at ths-
post He got the speedy but fainr-hear-et
Ogden gelding off in front and kept htr-
there 10 the end
The second race, for two yesr-old maid
ems. was prefaced By q three-furIong run
away by Planter. the favortte- II looked
for a time as If he was out OF control.
but Thomas finally pulled him Up. and hiss
preliminary scanper could have had lttris'
bad effect on him. as he ran an excellenr4
race after getting away poorly and dropped
into his usual notch. second The race was
won by The Foilies, through Shilling s
clever ride
seven selling platers made up the fslb
for the last race won by Noon away
paorly little EssteD rushed him so wide 20,
the first turn thar II looked as II ne had
started for Saratoga But the boy hustled.
him along all the way and Just got I'D IN
the last jump
The features OF to-day's programme aro
fF,4 MoiInr Vernon Handicap or ESQ. 1Cr
Ihree-vear-clds and over. AZ one mile, and
the Ds1noiselle Stakes OF S1.ol1. Icr two
year-old fllies, al fve and one-haH ruT-
longs which appears 70 be at the mercy
Of Round the World " G Yanks's Lack .
Tord-N.elii5 Bly, iliy-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
SHERIDAN UMPIRE SCOUT.

Chicago. July E--Jack Sheridan, the vet
eran umpire, who recently retired from
active service on the American League
STAFF. yesterday visited President Johnson
to receive instructions for the new duties
which will devolve upon his shoulders
Sheridan is to hold forth in a new role
from now on, according 70 the league ex-
ecutive. IN a way the veteran Will serve
as chief OF the unlpires. and at the same
time will travel around the country IN
quest OF new and promising talent FOR I'M
pires. The arbitsr staff IN the league this
year has suffered from the loss OF TWO
officials, and President Johnson purposes
20 invest Sheridan with the power 10 hunt
I'D new timber
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
YANKEES WIN IN ninth
Again Defeat Boston and Are
Now in Second Place.
CREE KEEPS UP HITTING
Little Fielder Scores Two Runs
Manning Is Steady in
Tight Places.

Boston, July 2e.-Twelve thousand ardent
fans journeyed out TO the ball grounds
here to-day with the full expectation of
seeing Lakes aggregation of ball tossers
take sweet. revenge on the Yankees and,
by defeating them. ensconse themselves
more firmly in second place in the race for
the pennant- But the hustling, fighting Wis
itors gave them sad disappointment when
they walked away with the game by a
score Of 8 to l, and rudely showed the
locals down TO third place.
True TO form and precedent, the Yankees
won in q ninth inning rally. Until the
final frame one lonely hit was all they
could gather off Wood, who was pitch
ing the game of his life for the Red Sex.
On the other hand, the locals had been
touching Walter Manning up in lively
fashion. and had garnered nine safeties off
his twisters- But Stallings's men would
not give up. They went after Wood in the
final session in d savage manner, and
three hits, combined with some slow and
weird fielding, netted the two winning runs
Walter Manning. whom Stallings recalled
from the Rochester Eastern League team
only q day SO ago, warmed up in good
style. He begged to be allowed to go in
against the Bostonians. and Stallinss
granted his request. Manning was hit
hard. but the Red Sox found it impossible
to bunch hits on him.
Birdie Cree was again the batting star
of the game. His nifty single in the sec
ond inning started the trouble which re-
suited IN the Yankees first run. In the
ninth he was the first man TO face WOOD
again, and ne started the rally which won
the game with another safe drtves In fact,
Cree got just half of the hits made by the
entire team
/ Cree opened the second inning with a
clean drive 70 left field. Gardner's patience
was rewarded with base on balls. Roach
attempted to sacrifice, but popped to Wood
instead. The Boston pitcher could not get
them over for Austin, and the bases were
filed. Mitchell hit a slow roller In front
of the plate Wood raced in, grabbed the
ball and tossed 10 Carrigan i'll plenty OF
time TO nail Cree, but the catcher dropped
the ball. Cree scored, and again the bases
were full Manning spoiled fine oppor-
tunity for scoring more runs by hitting
into a double play. Wood threw his tap TO
Carrigan, forcing Gardner at the plate
and Carrigan tossed to Stahl in time TO get
the batter.
Boston scored its only run in the seventh,
when Wagner singled to left, reached sec
ond on q sacrifice and scored on Wood 8
slashing single to centre.
Cree led off with a single IN the ninth.
Earl Gardner beat out q bunt. and both
runners moved I'D a base when Larry
Gardner threw badly to Stahl- Roach SIN
s1ed TO left, scoring Cree Austin hit 10
Larry Gardner, who made a poor throw 10
the plate. and Earl Gardner scored Mitchell
hit 10 EngIes who threw TO Carrlgan, and
Roach was out at the plate. Manning
struck out and Daniels retired the side By
fouling OUT TO caTrigan.
The score.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
DRAW IN CRICKET GAME
Pittsburg Field Club and Ores
cent Team Well Matched.

\ drawn game was the outccr,s q the
cricket match between the R1rrsburg Field
Club and the Crescent A-hfsIic Club yes
rerday az Bay Ridge The visitors ran I'd
a score OF 9o1 before they were disposed OF
and the home team responded With 4 total
Of @ for vtckets-
Graham Macphersor,'s batting was again
the feature. and while he did nor duplica-s
his century OF Thursday against Staten
Island he was once more not out az the
close OF the innings. with z score r,ar was
ths highest individual tally OF the game
His total was 3. while his brother Ss-rs
came next. with 81 Il L1vtngsCone plsyet'
well for . and thres other barsr,en got
into the double figure column.
The score follows
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
INDIANS WIN AND LOSE
First Game Hard Fought, but
Second Easy for Toronto.

Toronto, July ee-The local players d
vided e double-header with the Indians
here to-day. Toronto losing the first game
BY = score Of . 70 4, bur winning the sec
onc, after seven innings, by e score OF 6
10 : There vas plenty Of loose playing
on both sides in the first contest Lee
began the tTirling for the Indians, but
McGinniry relieved him when the game
looked dangerous
Dick Rudolph was IN the box Tor To-
ronto in the second game. and, although
hit rather freely managed to pull out in
tight places The scores follow
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
---sis. 335727 7ls1 Totals -2s 8 ?
\ - Es--7or y, eigrtl7 inning

EEs--e5 FOR Harmon II eighth inning
CHICAGO ..--..----0 o . -
8 ro--e q o o o o o %
Tv-5-5s=e hsts-Hofman, koneJchy. Three
-sse E.--Korerchy. Sacrifice hits -5resnanan,
Es-ser Eeuiba or DoUbe plays-hEnS anc
T.z.--. fE0+--a- snd king Tinker. EVers and
t'-zr-e stolen base-Eofnan- WIG pltches-
Harmon = Geyer- Bases OF bails-of Harmon
~ Geve~ z Of Eealbach. 2 Struck out-5y
Harmon 3 by Geyer. / Hits-On harmon, o
i1 p innings Or Ceyer fn l inning LeIt on
1zses-S- Lcuis- 4, Chicago, a 1l'l1s-- -
Ing lres-C'Dsy and Brennan
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
POSTPONE FORT ERIE MEET

Buffalo July 2e-The Niagara Racing
Association announced late to-day that the
Fort Erie meet. scheduled 70 open to-mor-
row with the $4,000 Dominion Handicap. in
which Fitg Herbert vas q feature entry,
had been Indefinitely postponed. Condi-
lions arising from the strike on the Grand
Trunk Railway were assigned as the cause
OF the poStponement.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30

LIGHT WINDS DELAY RACE
Contest for Manhasset Bay Cup
Again Postponed.

After another day of light winds and as-
sravatfng Gains the second attempt al a
third race for the Manbasset Bay Challenge
Cup was abandoned yesterday after the
three Yachts had completed one round or
the course, about eight miles.
II the race had finished with this one
round the Boston boat Mavourneen would
have been the winner. for the times snow
that she passed the committee boat Jesslca
II minute So seconds in the lead The Cara
Mia being the second boat The Mavour-
neen was also the leader by Is seconds at
the Oak Neck mark, laid four miles 10
windward from the starting point She led
the Windvard AT this mark by minute Is
seconds.
The start was made on schedule time at
12:10 O. m in a light breeze from the south
east, which made 1t dead beat TO wind
ward of four miles and a spinnaker run
back to the home mark, of Captains ISL
and. The Cara Mia, which was steered
yesterday by her owner. Stuyvesant VAIN
wright, assisted by his brother Richard
crossed the line on the port tack and the
Mavourneen and Windward on the star
board tack.
The Cara Mia went about in a few min
utes 10 the weather OF the Mavourneen. and
that the Mavourneen's crew had to take
hold of the Cara Mas main boom TO push
her OFF and keep the hulls from striking
After drifting about for an hour the
Mavourneen got the first of a southwest
breeze that sprang up, and, setting her
spinnaker as a balloon jib, she made good
tins for the outer mark until her crew be-
gan to take the sail in. Then a bad acci-
having chafed through. parted and let the
spinnaker drop into the water over the port
bow.
But for the quick work of Ernest Hen
drie the sail would have undoubtedly been
split and perhaps got foul of the keel. Grab
bing the spinnaker boom. he unshipped it
from the mast and threw IT overheard after
the sail, TO which it was attached, and IT
went astern, the sail acting as brake for
q few moments. Meanwhile the Cara Mia
came up on TIE Boston boat The Msvour-
neen gained on the run back TO the home
mark, which was uneventful. The race will
be resailed on Monday.
Commodore Walter Sullivan of the Har-
lem Yacht Club has announced the sched-
ule for the annual cruise of the club, which
begins on August s. when the yachts OF the
fleet will rendezvous at the City Island an
chorage. There will be six squadron runs,
for which the commodore offers series
cups. the time allowance being figured on a
handicap basis. On Sunday, August I. the
run will be from City Island TO Black Rock
Harbor, and on Monday to Thimble ISL
ands, where the fleet will remain at anchor
on Tuesday and where there will be water
sports and boat races. On Wednesday, the
run will be to Morris Cove, on Thursday 70
Port Jefferson, on Friday to LIoyd's Har-
Dor and on Saturday TO Sea Cliff, where the
fleet will disband. AS the fleets of both the
Harlem and New Rochelle yacht clubs are
TO be at ThinbIe Islands at the Same time,
some excellent sport fS expected
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30

-Batted for Vaughn in eighth inning tran
for Tonnerlan IN eighth inning
Neu-art. ....O 0 0 O 0 o-5
Toronto ..........o 0 o O.
Three-base hit-Slatters. Two-bsse hits-Slat-
rer-v Tlelehanty, Zimmerman. Struck out-By
aIcC7inuttv .; by Lee, J. Bases on balls-Of
NcGinley !: of LunGEren, l; off Lee i Sa--
rfece hifs-VauShn, Fitzratric Louden. Stolen
bases-Mullen, Fitzpatrick Cianley. Double
plays-MuIIer. 70 SIattery. Lee 70 Hearne 10
CSettuaan. SchIafy 10 Zimmerman. Hit by
pitched baIl-By Lee, / Left on bases-Torontc
<: Newark, 6. Time of gane-I:5O
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
CUBS DEFEAT CARDINALS
ReuIbach Pounded Hard, but
Keeps Hits Well Scattered.

= Louis July 2s.-Chicago won to-day's
game from ST Louis by score OF 70 :
hv punching ht-s IN the sixth and seventh
innings Reuibach was hit hard, but man
aged 70 keep the hits pretty well scattered
The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30

r,yo-base hits-Henry. Davis Home run
NurphT Sacrifice hirs-McBride, Gessler.
stolen bases~killifer, LelivelL. Gessler.
Coonobs Double play-McInnis, Collins and
paws Left on bases-Washington. 9: Phila-
GeInhia . First base on balls-OE Groom. i
oe. iCoor-,bs / First base or errors-W ashing
ron ! Philadelphia 2. Struck out-By
Groom, /: By Coonlbs : Ttne-1:27 Cmplres
-Egan and O'Loughlin-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
PTTTsBURG. 7: CINCINNATI,

Pttsburg. July z9.-Pittsburg won an up
hin game from Cincinnati by score OF
70 3 to-day. Burns was hit haro III the
fourth inning Two OF the visitors errors
ih the seventh helped the Pirates 70 cLhch
the game White was nit hard at the
start Of the game. but Maddox. who sue
ceeded hiEl, was inyincible-
TIE scara fogtcp-s
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
BUFFALO AND ORIOLES TIE

Al Buffalo r. II. E.
baltimore % / 4 o Is - .
ts1,ffalo ..e o o o 2-s 10 2
called darkness.D Bstteries-Russell AdAfns
and Egan; VowinI.le. Dank and Konnick. I'm
sires-Kelly and Hurst
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
ATHLETICS FINALLY WIN
Coombs, with Fine Support,
Shuts Out the Senators.

Philadelphia, July 2e.-Philadelphta shut
out u Washington to-day by score OF to
O Coornbs kept Washington hits scat
tered and received splendid support
The sore follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
DETROIT, |; CHICAGO, O..

Chicago, July S.-Eddie Summers held
the Sox TO one hit this afternoon, Detroit
winning a brilliant pitching duel by score
NJ 10 O. Cobb was responsible for the
lone tally, scoring from second on an infeid
hit in the seventh inning
The score follows
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30

ITC-5sse ht-s-51e2n- Murray. A1l-sr- Lhree-
-zz= L.-s-Devcre. SEo1graSs. BrtoweL stolen
-zses-Afu--zv- -0evIt-- Lef- on bases-HosIor,
E- Nev York 8 Ft-E- base erro-s-Bostcn- !
-'ou5ie plav-R-t6Eeil and Me-kie. Struck out
~ Crz-6aIl. 3 by Brown. I. wild p5-ch-Cran-
cs- PASSED. bGIl-Afeye-s. Trrpi-es-Mess-5-
.--hrs-cne and Ezscn- Tine CT Eerne-1-2T-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
At recent meeting of the board of di-
JERSEY CITY, 9; MONTREAL,

Montreal, July 2s.-Jersey City defeated
the home players by a score OF to to-
day in an uninteresting game. Walsh. the
Skeeters' new catcher, banged out home
run in the eighth inning. sending in two
runs ahead of him. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
MONTREAL.
,r,s a7a,oZ7 Is Totals . 81 Il 27 Q

Jersey city I'D %
Nontyesi ....-.-.2 y - y U -
- has hits-Haanifan. Yeager % Three
base hit-Hanford Home run-Walsh' IN r, stoien en-
osae r- gontr.al l. Struck out-By Hartley, :;
by Msnser' ?; by Jones. / by VICES. !; by
RurcheII / Bases on balls-Or BARLEY, u
- Gaussr f. Off Jones, / or wigs, :. Double
nia nIavsADeintneer and Hannifan, Deintnzor and
abstein Hit by pitched haii-By Barley. l.
al,1d a,,rb-Wfsgs / Passed balls-Walsh :
Krtcbeii / Hifs-On Jones. In inning; OF
PartJav 7 IN % innings. Off Wiggs, 10 I'm
Innings UnptYa-Boyls
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30

hstfed Tor Burns n The eighth inning.
Pi,ts5urg - @ 0 y o II
Cincinnati !. O o o 0 o e-a
.lF6-bsse hits-VV agner. Flynn. HoblifZsI u
sllTse-hsse nlt-E7sszert- Sacrifice hits t5
= :, AeciInie Double DIav-AlcEI Iechnje and tIyhi-
lT-ck out-E3y Msdde1 8 By Burns. 4 HltA
= ElEns- : n innings; of Benton. an :
-'ns' 0n WHITE in 2-3 innings; or Aa1aoA
n ID innings First base on errors-Pitts-
q 4 Left on -Pittsburs. :: ClnciH1aii'
A-lS-l -. Lrnpires-lZieHa and Kane
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
Meadotv Brook Four 6G1in>s
Freebooters Capture Freshman Cups in Fast
Game with Myopias.

Belmont and ". c. Loew was one con-
tinual exhibition of fast and furious polo
Tile performance of Morgan Belmont was
also above the ordinary, for he kept his
opposing rider out of the plays by good
riding off and also attended 10 lis position
hitting the ball cleanly for goals whenever
1t was passed TO him.
Just the eighth period began heavy
sea fog rolled in from Narragansett Bay
and spread over the field so quickly that
the players were considerably obscured.
This did not stop the Freebooters, VINO kept
up their work, the two Belmonts adding
three mora goals TO their score At the
finish Mrs. Robert Strawbridge presented
each of the winning players with beau
tifM silver cup
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
pocHEsTER. q; PROVIDENCE 2

- Rochester- r. Il z
Pochester % ! "a Q
1essSr-s . o o o 0 D % s
Holmes and Blair; Lavender and
p,s-.s, yTrnpfres-HzIifszn and Stafford
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
CHICAGO CUBS GET FoxEN.

Chicago, July 2s-Announcennent was
male to-day of the trading OF Luderus,
first baseman OF the Chicago Nationals 10
the Philadelphia Nationals FOR Foxen.
UiTcher