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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14

Three games were brought off at Prospect
Park Parade Grounds yesterday afternoon,
chief among them being the Manhattan
Prospect Park match in the cha mpionship
series of the Metropolitan District Cricket
League. A low scoring game ensued, the
Manhattans defeating Prospect Park by Ia
runs, with totals of 70 to 60. Z. Driscoll
and c. NJ Blackwell were the main scor-
ers for the winning team, with respective
scores of % and II. while the bowling hon
ors were carried off by Blackhall. who took
four wickets for IL runs and S. +. Hall,
who took six for %. For Prospect Park
J. Gillette and w. p. Charles. with 10 each.
were the only double figure contributors.
Their best bowling was done by ]. Parks
with figures of five for % ]. Gillette. three
for 20, and ]. Edwards, one for 20.
The West Indians easily defeated the
Kings County eleven by LOT runs. The
feature Of the game was the good stand
made by S. Aleyne and a. Walcott each
of whom made an individual score higher
than the whole Kings County teams tally
Alleyne batted in good style for IS. while
Walcott scored Il. Double figures We're
also added by ]. Harvey, Ii: Z. Bird, Il,
and a Gage. Y, r. c. Ward, with 8, was
the highest Kings County scorer. The
West Indians had a good bowling analysis
also, c. Jervis taking 5 wickets for Is runs
Gage. 2 for l. and Alleyne, for 6. For
Kings County, II. Meyer took . for SO: l..
r. Williams, for q, and c. Hoyle. for
Al The totals were: Kings County, 40;
West Indians lit.
The match between the Colonials and
the Jamaicans was won by the former team
by 81 runs. the totals being 100 to SO. AL
though on the losing side, Burchell made
the top score of the game with sc, While
Il. Davis scored II and u. Stennett 10. II.
r Grammar. with 81, was top scorer for
the Colonials. while G.. Bell added q. T..
Speliows *. 4. Hewitt IL and e Best 10.
Hewitt and Best most successful
with the ball, taking wicketS for Is runs
and for 50, respectively.
At West New Brighton, Staten Island
the New York Veterans administered de-
feat TO the Richmond County eleven. on
totals of 14s to 6S Richmond County went
TO the bat first, and the innings OF ]. II.
Briggs was the -edeeming feature of the
teams batting. Briggs tailed 80, but no
one else obtained doubles.
In the Van Cortlandt Park Cricket
League series the Columbia Oval team and
the Camerons. now leading for the cham
pionship, were the opposing teams. ana Una
result was a draw after an exciting finish
Columbia oval WAS first at bat, and put
together SO runs. of which Gunter made tor
score, with %. Nine Of the Cameron WICK
cts were down for 80 runs when time was
called.
Another exciting league game occurred
between Bronx United and Vernon Lodge
VIII Df
d. Biann scored "a for the winners ane
HoldsWorth took Wickets for Ii runs.
Tho league game between the New fori
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NEW ENGLISH CORPORATIONS

London. Aug. G-Figures published by
the Labor Co-partnership Association show
that there are now los co-partnershiD So
cieties In England and six in Scotland,
with a total capital of f2,O2l,3I. The Eng
lish societies have a capital of f722Oi
and The trade for the year was H,2,l Co.,
while the profit was f5O.605 and the divi-
dend paid TO employees on wages was fle.-
$40. Notwithstanding the absorption of two
important societies in the metal trade by
the Cooperative Wholesale Society. there
is still an Increase reported of two socie-
ties during the year
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Take Six Out of Nine Races at
DRIVING Clubs Meet.

Brooklyn horses won six OF the nine
events on the programme at the joint
meeting of the New York and Parkway
Driving Clubs, held at Parkway yesterday
afternoon. Althome's victory In the class
A trot over Ismalian, a Manhattan en-
try, and Elsa, a bay mare owned by H. W.
Dryer vtce-president Of the Parkway Dr1V-
ing Club, who won so handily in the Glass
D pace, gave the Brooklyn entries a big
lead over their visiting competitors
It was a busy day for Secretary T. G-
Kinds, with four mounts to handle. He
made a splendid drive in the Glass E pace
with Andrew Cones Jewel and won after
losing the first heat to King Patchen.
The summaries:
TRCTTING-CLASs D.
Wand. b. m. by Handspring u. H =,
Princess Kohl. br. T., by Fred Kohl
Lemon Girl, CHI m. cP. Heiperhausen) dis
Time, 2:34. 1885. 2:29h.
PACING-CLAss c.
Ge %is,I Fa eW Oh s' e. BY Bartholomew
Time. 2:2oh. 2:ie. 224
TROTTING-CLAss a.
Althorn, oh. g.. by AlcamedIa &C. H.
.
Ismaian. CHI. e. Ct G. Hinds) ............ 2
J: a. br 9: a: 3. Clarke: ;........s 3
king EDWARD, b. s. q. ]. Archbold). .......
Time, 2:20. AIS
PACING-CLASS D.
Elsa. b. M; by Brown Hal CIV. N. Halsted,.
Red Bud, b. s. (B. Cohen. ..........-.2 2
Time. 1888. 2:22n.
TROTTING-CLASS B.
Oakland Direct. jr..- blk g.. by Oakland
Baron &C. MoncreO Observation-Disclosures I
ella Todd. br m. IN. I. Aronson, ....-..... 2
Oakland T.. Or. s. CIV. Reid. 4
Rea Direct, blk. g. (E. G. Schlatterbeckl..
Time. 2:23. ppm.
CLASS B-PACING.
Doctor Threet, br. g.. by Patron IN c.
Louise e, br. m. CIV. scott). ............... 2
Boreli, b. g. IT G.. Hnds)-
Princess Direct. bl. IN. IT. B. Leahy). ..... 3
Time 2:141a. 2:16h.
CLASS E-PACTNG.
Jewel. b. g. by Bashford Ct g. Hnds). 5 /
King Patchen. bl. s.. by Joe Patchen wv
Kid Kelly. bl. g. w NJ Halsteo,....... 70
Lilly Wilkes. CHI III. ODr. j. II. Ferster,. TO
Time 2:26. 2:2S. 2:25.
CLASS C-TROTTING.
Sadie Y. bl. M. by Thistle &C. II. Sea
mani L J
Katie Yandle. br. m. by suomi IT. V =,
= Patterson .;;:;:::,.---------- as
Time. 2:29H. ":29t4 2:32.
CLASS A-PACING.
Who Knows. bl g. by san Meto &C. Hack
Kate Nelson. br m IT. G. Hinds>- 2
Time 2.1oia. 2:14.
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RR00MYN HORSES WIN MORRELL LUCKY TO WIN
ManteII Loses Swimming Race
by Unfortunate Error.

Thirty swimmers. representing nine
branches Of the Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Association of Greater New York, competed
yesterday afternoon in the first annual
inter Young Mems Christian Association
open water distance swim ever held mere
The race, held under the auspices Oh inc
Washington Heights branch. was over
mile course, starting from the Jersey shore
and finishing at the Cobweb Motor CLUB
house, at the foot of West 153d street, on
the Manhattan shore. All the thirty start
ers finished.
Frank Morrell, of the Twenty-third
Street branch. won the race. which carried
with 1t the mile championship through an
error made by MantelI, of the West Side
branch, when the latter was within strlk-
ing distance of the finish. Mantell led his
rivals by more than two hundred yards
when he became confused and left the
course. Except for this mistake he would
have won with ease.
Mantell took the lead soon after the
start. He used a powerful crawl stroke
Morrell kept within hailing distance OF
Manteil until the leader neared the quarter
mile post. There Morrell eased his strokes
and permitted Mantell to forge quickly
ahead, opening a wide gap between the
two Mantell continued using his powerful
crawl stroke. occasionally alternating 1t
with the trudgeon. He outclassed the field
and held a comfortable lead before the half
mile mark was reached
There seemed to be no doubt about his
winning the race, when the unexpected
happened. one of the river craft passed the
leader when he was less than five hundred
yards from the finish. In diving under
water to avoid being struck he lost his
sense of direction and swan out of the
course. He turned back when he realized
his mistake. but too late to catch Morren
and Adkins. and finally finished in third
place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
RURAL DELIVERY OFFICERS.

WATERFOWL. y. y, Aug 1S--At the final
session of the eighth annual convention Of
the Rural Free Delivery Association here
to-day the following officers were elected:
President. l.. \. Brockway, Clinton: vice
president \. y Wellington, Oswego; sec
rotary. John d. Van stone Orleans. and
treasurer. w. G. Raymond. Malone.
OneOnta was selected the place for
holding the convention of 1911.
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Adult School and the Empire Lodge eleven
resulted in draw somewhat in favor of
the former The school eleven totalled 9
OF which Il, HobSon contributed So. The
Empire Lodge team responded with IS for
seven wickets.
The Danish West Indians easily defeated
the st. Thomas team by a score of 105 TO A.
The steamship Majestic eleven obtained
the verdict against the Anglo American
Lodge after a close finish by runs. the
totals being 80 to 81 r.. Castle 81 was top
scorer for the winning side, and r. Foote
of the Anglo-Americans. scored like
number.
New York County defeated Yorkville by
7 runs, the totals being 81, and 81, respec-
lively.
The ST Christopher Club had no diff
Guilty in defeating the Orients, by los to 81
*. Lashey. q. and a. Sarjeant. l5 con-
tributed the most runs to the winning
total
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BAY RIDGE TEAM LOSES
Crescent Club No Match for
BrookIyns at Cricket.
MARGIN OF 118 RUNS
Low Scoring in Prospect Park
Observation-Disclosures Win
from the Locals.

A one-sided cricket match yesterday at
Bay Ridge on the grounds of LIE Crescent
A ,iletic Club between the local team and
the first eleven of the Brooklyn Cricket
Club was won easily by the Brooklyn team
by the big margin of lis runs, the score De-
ing III. declared for six wickets. to %.
Brooklyn lost It's first wicket on the sec
ond ball, with the score at 0. r. Macpher-
son and J. L. Poyer then got together, and
hitting out freely passed the century mark
before being separated. Poyer was the first
to CO. having run up a score Of AZ, in which
were included seven boundary hits OF 4
each. Macpherson, who scored 81 before
being caught out, made nine hits. A.
Lowell lost his wicket when he had scored
H. while A Brown had u not out to his
credit when the innings was declared closed.
H. H. Poyer contributed 10.
Not one Of the Crescent players could
make any stand whatever against the bowl
ing of H. H. Poyer and c. A. Worm. and
not a batsman could get in the double fig
ure list w Bonnar and w. F. Jackson,
with EACH were the top scorers. Worm
and Poyer bowled in splendid style, the
former taking six wickets at cost of II
runs, while the latter secured four for 13
runs The Crescent's most successful bowl
er was Bonnar who took five wickets for 81
runs. The score:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS

Toledo, 4; Columbus. 3.
Minneapolis, 1; St Paul ?
NilWa ukee !: Kansas City. fflrst game.
Milwaukee, 8; Kansas City, Second
game
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BROOKLYN C. c.

BROOKLYN G. c.
r. Macpherson. Humphreys Bonnar. go. 81
Z. o. Challenger, Bonnar. Observation-Disclosures. o
]. L. Poyer. tombstone. b Bonnar. 43
A. Lowell Clendinning Bonnar. .......... IL
c. A Worm Hertslet, b Bonnar. .-...... 6
A. Brown not out. II
H H. Poyer. Jackson. Observation-Disclosures. 10
IL
Total (declared). .151
G. Macpherson. r. c. NJ. Browne, F. Corbin
and Q. Smith did not bat,
CRESCENT A. c.
w Bonnar. l b W. Worm. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8
W f. Jackson. b Worm. Observation-Disclosures. s
J. A Simpson, b II. Poyer. l
II. c. Hertset. Worm. Observation-Disclosures.
K L. Street. b H. Poyer. Observation-Disclosures. o
A. Baxter. H Poyer. Observation-Disclosures.
J. o. P. Humphreys. H. Poyer. ............. o
J. T. Johnstone, Worm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o
b. Harding, not out. 3
W. d. Andrews. Worm. Observation-Disclosures. 0
Extras 8
Runs at fall OF each wicket:
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Another exciting league game occurred
between Bronx United and Vernon Lodge.
the former winning by score of ~ TO 10.
.. Biann scored a for the winners and
HoldsWorth took Wickets for Ii runs.
The league game between the New York
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Runs fall OF each wicket:
Brooklyn go. 102 119 119 127 ISL
Crescent ..-.16 10 10 10 25 Is % z % So
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Die 3isarrenitnmmel'S 'Sammler
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Seuebue uno 9abtoa.

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bert 8. solIe, Der iih in Wopspille,
ap., auf 8eiud bsiano, bate oas llns
sIiit. bon einem 9feroe su fallen uno
srlitt CT einsn gruh ees lintsn armes.
60. Sones, pon Der 8. apenus,
Der nlebrers Woten infcIae zines I'm
falles i'm Cincinnati Soipital lag,
tpuroe seiiern nut isinsr Wohnung IN
Dapton aebtaht.
Der S6uIrdtb bon gellepus bdIt
an fommenoen 6rsitas eins tpi6tise
GsftdftseSisung ab.
- grof. $. 9. GIsp, friiber Super
inienbsnt Der gslspue Shulen. unb
6rl. Mlarie gramlsu pom Cincinnati.
jsst qriHSipol Der Bellevue Sohi i1nIs,
peroen moraen bier gstraut.
1frau Or. Gtumaun, BON Ro. 400
BERN apenn., 9ellsous, erbislt eeittrH
Qbeno bic trauri9s glohriht. bab ibr
Rsfft Charles 5uds in Gu.sbsnp, pa.
perihisb.
- Sn elmer eeiteru abtnb obsehals
tsuen Sisung Ns 0opton S6ulraths
ipuroe Der 5irmo Gmtrion &c ainoilie
o;r aontroit fir ben InitriG Der D.
uno s. apenu, StuIsebdube fir
$486 Suer.annt.
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aaades cneinnatier gOrsbratt stnaa, 90. aal, 1910

2ebtn einbiiBte, mar Der Gptn fss
bier In go. 418 Goutb gtpenue pobrs
bolien Better Ghmiit. Die 2sin.
lpnrbe geitsrn gum g.erdtniB nat
soamiIton asbraht. Der 8erureliitie
fano i'm %. asbensjabre uno bir!sre
iGtt oubsr ieinem Batter cine S1nes
ikt uno einen gruber.
49, ellie Mplitsubplm, rpelhs ibren
Gotten Wm. MolitenhpIm pprlebte
Wohe auf Steiouns psrtlnete, IisB
benfelben porseitern abeno tpsssn
Jriebensbru6s bon Der polisei psrs
baften.
- Grant Bales Iisb Sobn unb
WaItsr Spieer porl.sie Rdht on Der
gds Der %" Strabe unb 9orsuH
2lpenus tpegen 5risbensbruhs perbais
ten. Die brei WGnnsr tpuroeu esite.n
Roraen bon Wednor Rothipeu nit ii.
ner 9eIoiirafs kpdhi.
Waapor Rothiuen reiiie asitsrn
dls OeIesot 3ur repub!itdniiGen
Stnatstonptntipn In Columbus.
- gsrna Sobnion, tpelhs BEL ibrsm
grubsr gbomas .Sobnion, go. 1907
Granb gouIsparb. ipotnt uno pcrsss
itsrn qbeno einsn SsIbitmoroperiuh
natis, III auber qsbsns9siabr. Gs
tpirb bsbauptst, bab iie einsn Wtann
Ramens Gmmert por einem Wonnt
beiratbste uno BON oisism i'm Sti9 ses
laHen ipuret.
- Unnd Mocrt BON Subidnapolis,
Sab, fpsIde Dor pier Doden naA 6as
milton fam unb in perfhieosnen be-
riittiat,n 5Guisrn 3immer mietbtts.
ipurbe seitsrn Waiiiag mi! Sarrp
6dmrid an Der Sspeu Ulils 2dnbs
iirdbe rpeaen Sruntsnbsii uno fyabrs
Idfitgtsit p.rbaftet uno i'm Gountnges
fdneuib in cine 3sIIe seiperrt. Sic
benahm iif bsi ibrsr Giniperruag iuie
cine Wabniinnig, uno serihlu9 bic
aht S6,iben o.s Jenitsrs in ihrer
3.ns nit ben SduitsH, biz ibre Gonoe
unb 5dnos.l.nt, burh Die Sherben
fhlimm nerleBt tpurNu.
- Gonaro Collins purbs i'm pros
batssri6t sum Rahldbo<ripaItsr isi'
nts psrungIiidtsn gohter6sHs Jlos
renee Gtbsl Collins eruannt. Seiu
5ohtert.n rpuree Don elmer Gar Der
Ohio electric Giisnbabn iiberfdbren
unb ost0otet urb Der Batter fpirn cine
aui 5000 Iautenbs ShooensrIa silaee
s.qn bi. giIerbuhn sGsIeuIbdft i'm
bieiia.n geritt einreih.r.
- Sum,s Sorriion, %, BON Sd,
milton, uno Gffie Spbnior. Is, BON
Samiltcr, .rIangten einsH 3.irathss
i6,in.
- Der bstannt. Shrsiosr Sobn g.
Raab itarb porItst. Raht in i.in.r
Wobnuns, Ro. 200 gbarks Strabe,
i'm aI..r BON AZ Snbren am ShIoss
fIub. CT biu.srIdbt bic trau.rnpe
Satin. bier grioer uno sin. S6pss
fer.
- Der frit.r. 9oIiSifi Sohu Ret
nan III elmer Der Grbsn Der otritorbts
nsn Jrau gribgst DonIe, pslhe nit
5interloTung zines beotuitnoen Quhs
laTes in Gan JronciscO, Calf, sss
itprb<n III.
- 5r.b. Meier, Elm oeutiher pios
ni,r. rp.Id.r Dor 54 Sabrsn BON air9s
bsim, Rurbsfeu, mad amsrita aus
iponberte unb iih bier Gin Seim grim
bette. itorb esitun WOraen um llhr
In feiHer Dpbnung. Ro. 701 Siio A.
S.robt, i'm GIRr pon 81 5dbr.n an
Sdndte. or mar 9auidrsin.r un0
betrieb ipdisr cine Grotrp. or bius
i.rIGbt bic trausrno. Satin unb bier
finbsr.
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aIs grfdt fir S6aben, Der ourh oen
9rud elmer MaferIeitunssrobre ents
itano.
Sobn Meit unb Scbn Goffibn
purben bon bem polisiiten 3off ipss
gen RubeItOruns psrbaftet. Charles
Gallagher erhob bic NntIaae.