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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-18
r.HpO , ,RD REGORD BFiTEN.
" " sheppard knocks Fraction OF
Nyrrs's Lone standing MARX

Tha long standing rarord ~ > minutes
~ seconds for 'h" .po ward run. made ry
I N,~r~ M 49, vas beaten ves'erday
~ 'he Clau-na .'rasI game n coin. pars
In" runner v no I'D %" tr''A vas VI "
Sheppard - 'h- Iri-h American { He
,"N rrri %" ul-'an'e ~ . minutes - 90
seconds
{, Wa ry fsr he hes' performance ~
sheppard rar-er There aero rhre.
timers one recorded M" iim- 0. e.-.
a second ~ i-t and the 'tIr' . ~ -.
a.. inside the old uArN b." lu'e-WCtI a'p
'iu~ Na- returned a. N I'D. 90" sum
mary
90. Yard Rrn H,nalr,? Won nv " " >bep
rsfl. -r,h Au.-fl-tn ! a. s,fakh } brsroiI
,. '' ', rHorG ~ Iss~a. aorr, .'>'o g. .-.
mri llm"- 2 m .'~> - o " seconds \ neN
u" A.. ijTr Handicap. Won BY S'earns.
Mo- Haven , e 'atd, !. r.hIoessef. Tough
.lu i,-cur. -, ,lIh,. ,egond. = huGt. ra,timc
81" ART l..r HsnlloAp Won 10, X TdNards
S'i- - -. "a ,sfd,. ,scouf 4 mat nh
American \ e yards. ihiri IIu-. o. 5
Thisr MI. Run Handic.r-won BY " Huy.
Trnn, ornna i!r"1-,. 50 ya'd. ! smith
= g. 20 ,ard, miui. Iiu.o. Is m.nY,c. iri 5
- iari r,ty Handicap Closet to CathoHr
J. ) Ah'a E rNnorC. A. s., n.cioh and Bons0n
S"sior,.-. J g lisr-i, j. i-rri. and " iiors
Knight. Of - Nnthony. s.rarh. ihird With \
Nillr'. X HuLhin,on. Nlt,pVAn and 2 Fine
gar Tine. min ~ ID So onds
Throwing "a Pound Hawuef--Woa nv JOhn
Flanagan. Irish American e.. Vifh thruE
Of "a feet a. iuI he's. y sherman .nAt,Arhri
Second. attn tffov - "a feet Inches ~ ]
Shrrih,. lri.n lm'-'"Hn Z hIrd. vim a
throw % i5l feet y 10, br,
rhroVing the Di~rl> Won ~ " ! sheridan
lrish Nwrrt,ln 5 O. Nth thfoV Of iaA fee {
20 inches Duncan NpFApk e. second
Vi'hs thvow offs. feet inches John = Flanagan
lHsh American \ ' trird. Vith 'hroN Of NJ
feet : lrt N~s
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mr. SHES ON THE SPEEDW
Tame Day for the shoppers Match nae.
aFiy/le.

Mo" NJ ~" Speedway 'avori'es arc
spending tho summer n Parkway o. enter
IN the TaCins there. but v hat - left Of them
turned out ~ Speedway Park Yesterday
morning match ra'" had h""n arranged
between John Sh""'ulL"r.. u'rk Williams
and = Benson Elli"u u. 49,. which
promised good sport. nu' ~" good -pnt,
DID NOT ria'eTiRlI," There Mas ON. hs,,
hui this did NOT amount rr inu,n ~ pt.k
Williams adopted s,rt of 90 ~ Nou plea -.
gait witch 1If"rup'ssi he' .en a frn' AND !,
gallpp. and 10 hn'. h.,i several lcngth h. sh.aI
81 Elliott " Who 40. ~ m. hands Of Rae
Jlsrk
EARLIER m 'hc dav Elliot, n d.f.,,.,
william Horn bay troFt'r pr lid, Io !.
good IIlt lam"- HallnVa, ~ behind
man AMI h. -utrr-,l ham m Two race.
The Nr-t NJ which Wis Winning uarf1rr,.
HrU". hi- NiTiUTN WH- over / t,rtUF T..I e.
dsV'a hrovu fruftrr IriVhamntsr aud b..
defeat vac accomplished by the bay pa, y
Dandy {
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LAWN TENNIS.
Atlantic Yacht club Championship n
singles Ptsy In Other Quarters.

Tho Atlantic Yacht club championship
in sIug.a~ oame TO a close yesterday On the
clay courts ~ sea Gate The players to
qualify Tor n" Ana. were Hendon Chubb
AMI = PusenIIi No closer tu-sle was ever
seen for a rlub title and It went the nve
FIJI sets Thubb Won the irst two. and
from tho style in Witch he handled his
racquet IN the second set those around
thought that he was going to win easily
l. was n mistaken Idea. for Puscni!li took
the next set after some close work From
that - the end Pusenili held tho upper
hand AMI won with a score Of IS. 2-e.
,s7so In the final ~ The handicap
singles Bar'ram heat Cooley. .. IS.
lSs-1 The final NJ tho doubles also
vas riayed. and Durland and SaIe beat
J-nare- and O'Connell. the score being
:. Ct. a., -
Mis- Anna Martin and Joseph G Condor
the Ptrk Hill club pair. won the miIei
doubles championship Of he hudson Riv
association Yesterday On IN" clay courts
Of the Dunv oodI" country club lonkers
In the maj they defeated Miss Naddle, on
and Morris Glars BrOnNNille Athletic
Association. IN straight ."'-. - -.
spirited Tlllte~ coupled with steady driv-
Ing allow 81 ! Wool and .lim"nez plus
-. 20 yin III" hHndiCap double Yesterday
on he clay courts 81 the EdRrmere club
Edgem.rc. l. The summary follows
Mer pouhl"> Iirs' round 'ilTord ppnnins
and INrrncc IunniIs defeated & Hoviand and
vyi treated " MrKcnnA ana { Schnii,
~r,ori Round u Glrord and 4 Van der
W defeated Cnrord Cunning and clarence
Marching defeated Preston IH~ord and
Edward toni -. 4 Mrk~nnA and "
Wash defeated e MrkcnnA aud g hoffman
a - GrAyhurst and - MAirs De
f-a'~i IHg~loW and u = HeVAn. a ~.
! Mooi and . JIr1~n"s defeated { Iordler and
q NrtHirr -
,sm, mai Ho,ad Il " clifford and 4 Van
p 4 Wood and jlu~nr' defeated \
NrErura and " Walsh. n
Flnal Round ! Wool snd iineneS defea ted
v " Glrori and Van der WI. : \ a
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CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
HILDRETH HEADS WINNING
OWNERS WITH sag, 100.
keene b second with sAO. SsS, and Bei-
mont Third with as8. AsO Empire
Cisy Handicap Next saturday-vIews
OF Perkins EaeOurAge Turfmen

Including the races run at Empire city
last Saturday \ Hildreihs horses have
earned 81. I'D In stakes end purpe- on The
New York tracks this year and have again
placed him at the head OF the winning
owners list A. Hildreth probably will
gather more money at Yonkeru between
now and August , he will 90 to Saratoga
no doubt with q commanding lead In this
respect But whether he will maintain his
supremacy to the end OF the campaign
remains to be seen. James X Kesne. Who
stands second with SEQ. 7SS. expects to win
some OF the rich two-year- stAkes at the
Spa aud may also capture the Futuriiy
With one Of his blue blood youngsters that
have not started vet Ballot will be pointed
for the Saratoga Handicap. Of which the
winners share will he nearly 1000 Mr.
keene was at the top Of the list up TO last
Friday. when Hildreths DalmAtian captured
the lroquols Stakes Then Hildreth forged
to the front
August Belmont - third in tho list. with
81. .S0 This sum undoubtedly will be in
creased. a. Mr. Belmontz great two-yeaT-
olds Trap Rock. Foot print and Babbler are
expected to earn big money at the spring
II one Of them does not run OF with tho
futurity prize X + Wilson. Jr IL fourth.
with $50. 5SO. and IL confident that OlAmbala.
winner Of the Suburban. Commonwealth
and Brighton handbags. and the two year
old Naushon will win some import ant events
IN the near future Owners that have won
o. 80 or more since April - on the local
tracks are A. follows
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gfI'SS
Drawings In the International Tourna-
mrnt to Hr=in To-day


H,MBURG July .. lie information, A.
congress under the auspices pf Tho German
chess N-~p'tt'tnn Wa opened In This CIV
ihIs morning when The fol .oo ma: field pre-
s~nfei itself 10 the committee rsady 80
begin play IN IN" International tourney
30 morrow America. Prank Marshall
cham pinn ~ M" ntt"l States Germany.
br : Garrls"h. champion ~ Germany.
= Inooh D. John = ko"hnl"iu. = q
I"onhnrit. Nr".mHnn ami r I"i.h-
mann AUSTRIA, cart Schlrohi"r ,hampou.
- burl- and : Inr'akoN~r Russia
Nusnrn" : la. 'ho'ifrirskv. NIr,,,-
I"1 '-rh AMI - = SAW" England. : y
la'"- HUNGARY. leo F"rsa'I and Holland
\ -I"I.'T eighteen ~ al
o." eighteen mt-'"r- v"r" cll'cI On -
irt. ''"ir r"-r"'.fNr uuurH"r- m order
10 ASCERTAIN 'Ir 10. hndu." lrr t'. fI.. 80, afI
''"r rtsri- H'"ufifug 10 fn" E'rg.'r table,
lar't.0rH .ir"N number o. N4r-laU
y t'ss HuI ~ NI'f.HfnT. ittuE ~r.trst
h n''uI'rn. IIu- hu'fWfr-af i"uuunrdt.
~pfs mann purp- ufpuIf-,H I,t.t
r.t'u. iurn. N.pklIu". Nu."~ fl. 'r,,,.
frufr fu ~ fnTga,p and iIrr..'u tIrt,
tug 1, and - re- U.,fINCIl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-18
SHERIFF Wins PLDERS.
ARRESTS ~ state League Games ~ Result
81 Gov. ItuEhcS's D~cIs Ion

Ftw'r,.N ' July - Tho state League
h'il xaTa ~. d1' Wa- prevented NV 'ha
~N"rT. vh" lrr"-t~d the 'r-' bat'.r, that
srr"ar"i and .l-" took into custody the
~" idtler. substituted Thr- followed 4.
-t'r"'I ,uu."ri IN" four PLAYERS were ~
f.trgn",i b|fpTo 1usfl,s 81 tho p.t1a and
rr'"a-s.'i until friay ou - - hatl The
-hsrtN ~ a'fIUn vHz The rs-u' ~ ~. del
ION 81 b1S Hughes IN the matter 81 Tho
'haFgs- pref-rred against IN. county
~ al o., IA" ministers and tNt. Federation
81 ihr 'ifN
u,,N ' July g. Following a -ar.
rcd concert and tho arrest ui n I fi,a bat.
'erv ii'a and Binzhamron PLAYED a pTi-
Nate game Of baseball to-day
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Jorr BlAse The scofe stands a, Il vas
y - -
y " re has 20 make motion ne
's r-Argei vt'h passed hall. not an error
F.rII" cree has developed into = long distance
rif'"' aud h- also = doing dashirg work In basr
r.nrirg
ScaI Rail says NitrheIIsa coming left handler
ant FlI' %" one % the ora~s so4thPaS boImen
us'' season
ir-d N''rheili- I'm rovrs with work IT. throw
M uncertain last riiay. VasAgfeat deal be ttsf
To r'ti DAY
NrOigfass keeps uU his heavy hl''ng ard has
h~eI sNr zine The ball ~ the West even n the
GlAn's have been losing
90 ..fr arc 80 thai there Ia Tipping device
m -" hilltop That veil make afndaNft that "a .
- no Wind move nc nsure> On ne srof~ hoard
t'n.trnAu Reis get'inE dangerous We hear
from tr~ west The ~ Louis cardinals HOSions
and teams Of that group are dangerous some
days
S"EVulg. Va July u The cleveland club
20 day rlosel = iral for The purchase Of T'rh~rs
Ar""'l and NAybefry Of bAnNlie In the VIZ
gina I'ag4e The price h~ing g - IAnSelI
vii pin 'hr Maps a. once and Ma, terry at the
'Io," p''r" Virginia League SEASON rheSe player
~" Hrg~y r'~pou sifIs 'of BauytlIr romfnAndinE
I~Hd 30 iE~ Virginia isagvr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-18
BLUE PETERS FAST Run.
Comes From Marblehead IN Record Time
for wilson Cup.

| The raoeoof the Crescent Athletic Club
from MArblehead to Raw Ridge established
a new record for cruising motor boats
X. & Seymour's yacht Blue Peter V. hy-
ing tho nag uf the lArchmont Yacht Club.
made III" 2s5 miles in n hours ~ minutes
Is seconds THIS h AT the rate Of 10 SIS nAuti-
cal miles an hour and cuts big slice on the
| times made In previous races
! Pour yachts were started AZ 10 o5 o'cloct
/ on saturday morning by the committee
| 81 the torinthiAh Yacht club to race to the
crescent & house al Hay Ridge for .
cup offered by Commodore Francis N Will
son The interest centred in the perform
ancc OF the Blue Peter V She II q departure
from the usual type OF yacht Which takes
part In races Of this kind and her owner
ami builder tried To allow time To all other
vessels and still win tho race She II 10 feet
u inches IN length and has a four cylinder
HOLMES motor sS>'a. which ~ known a. a
400 horse power motor She rated high
and had tn allow lots 81 time but whether
she has been successful cannot be an
measured
was the second boat 20 hniSh She made
the trim IN ~ houTs Is minutes aud on
sSinGal I'M" i,e Ma hour p seconds
w"r" measured at Marblrhead, bat the
owners are not satisfied with the rating;
To-day On. the Marblehead rating the
Blue Peter V - winner
or the other starters the Oeyesee. owned
hy James H. Smith Of the staten Island
Yacht CLUB. broke down and pu, into
iTovincetoNn early in the race The other
starter. the AldeTbaTan. owned by l. =
isAn % the Nlanhasset bav Yacht club. had
not finished At late hour last night She
NAs last seen by the Elmo ~ when m
chatham about sunset on saturday evening
ON board IN" Blue Peter we're q "
Robinson. nav gator Wolf. William
sou-s. Jr ana 4 / Elliot Mr. spencer.
who Ss- h-lmsman. said the boat expert
"n'"d rather rough weather On he APE
Wa mostly northeast. varying from nf-
teen io twenty miles an hour The engine
worked we'll and never made trap. IL
turned NJ $50 revolutions all through the
70" Yacht Would have made much heit-r
time The Blue Peter Mas built by the
Holmes company from designs hy Henry
Gl-lnN
The limo II. finished At SEQ O'Clock last
night. On board we're , Gile- Jr
standard motor of - horse over
he AldehaI@R o~ned nv !. = RAJ and
-, lorE last night She had made the run !
of - miles in 20 hours 81 minutes Her I
engine worked well all the way and she /,
" p"ri"n sd almost the same weather a.
~" two other orth~as' winds. rough sea !
aud squalls After a short stop a. the Z
Z -"s'e nt HOUSE. where IN" crews ~ Elmo II |
amt Aldsbaran were entertained hy Tom
nioior" Wilson. the two Yachts left, one for |
Lar hmont and one to 80 up The Hudson.
IN" summary
BOATS = 10 N Tftr sTsR1. 100 ~
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american NssoriaIIon

g. Indianapolis ttr.f game. Nilsa4-r-
indianapolis. % ,~,Uud GENE Indianapolis 4
"IlNaaLr'.
,',ouwbus Ti-.' game columbus e
PAM ~~rpnd gar-r Z ol IruhfIs. s. ~ Paul
- Tpifeo Tir.t game Toledo. NInnrapolts
10 secBnd game NluUsauolts D o-do %
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Totals NJ - r.
Rated 'or llurs'r IN ~ s~vsr'H frniug
'Rsued ipr Wilhelm N ne nin'H inning
Nrook lND g. U N n n q
Chicago %
Runs-Chicago Sh~~kA~t = 'NHnrr stein
feldt S~ruits hUng ruN hAss ~. tnarr~
Ntoer hasr Zimmerman pouh's pia, tu.r
ana Lennon 'sN % bass pro0lIfr = l-.
CsKo Passed hal lrHHr Nfd rHsh lrtarr
struck out liH NUrk~r .. ~ Hr'..NasN y Tfraf
has on ball. pH ttrr. 80 o" ' .'rs'rf -
p~g'hsrN Hr b1 uIfrncr %. re ..Hs..
Umpire IN chi-' Nyl~r tlalf urru'-s fr-.fr
rLrs NNur aU1 i0 ITuf's
gHfF - prstEArvN sHrnNp y..tV
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iHERH t\ tGTT


I'FlI.''4l NA-hI NfslfNN. y
DTrrntr Ilt a. The itching - both WHIT
and John >nn 'ca' ret - -. gpr.r. .tf..f sas
Won - ~" TiyrrN IN - T.r'1 .rrl.g bel l'~-..
'gfrb'~ = iIpgr4 rrh-TIf' % r'f.U mn ...rIs'f
sAcTl".~i trd Dow Jones' f.Itr along rrl.t
hss" Inc 're on. .ir-r H.' by the ifssf, fry ,
istsrci hr.lI' ~" >'urc
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EASTERN LEtGI q.

IhBsEI CtTI 10 BALTIMORE. FITsr UNAH
Jersey ,ltN aud baltimore wound 10 ihrir long
series yesterday afternoon In Jersey Iitl with
~ even hr"ah IA double header. the SkcrteTS
mailing the Nf>' game and baltimore finishing
ON top 'u N" second. to baltimore capt red
tNr ~ The eight game plaN 81
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INV YoHE
Z tncinnau

View AuTk % o. % 20 % % % % b
tincinnau % % a % %
Runs New NurA >uOdgTa,s. Doyle ur,u
Actklr SChlci Two base hit> Dove. NDFalr
Double play Amr>. N,hIrl AMI MrTAIs IAsI. 90
and Mcmillan ~agTiu,r tit Nibhrf Wild
pitrh Becbc ? TIT base on hAII, ~ Aurs. -
OF Buns. :. OF Beebr. struck out ~ \n', ..
by Bcebe. J. Left on ha.r> New lofk. o tlu
rinnAu mWrr "a chief John tone IIrld
umpiTe-lasou. Time : hour ana g. min ute.
CHICAGO ~. l. D, q BH"uAIYN. %. TIE~1 DNNT
CHICAGO. July ~ IhI,aEo defeated
BROOKLYN twice this afternoon Ground
rules " ere nece~~ary ON account 81 he over
how into the field IN" hr-t game va~ easy
for Chicago, a. rho visitors were uuahI" 10
hit ReulbaCh Rutk~r va- hIf freely NI"n
HRS meant runs
The second game vas a mn" more cN,l'-
ing, the Brook ~ threat eulug all tho naN
Roth pitchers mere hu rather trrrIy. fhe hIt~
on hnetIer coming az uppur me times
The
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Totals - = :
baltimore - - n n n / Z
Jersey tl'N 10
W.nN. baltimore ~lAg.e WASH NiChalI.
Jersey CIV element HannIfAn uenugrr
Johnson = fsrond Londrgan. Natter RaTtlrN
TITS 80 Russell. I IN -four and ono third innings
~ bounel.s. IN three and Two thirds innings
l!r>t las ON errors Jersey tltl : baltimore
LET, on hAss> Jersey tI'N 3 HaiNnurr ~trurL
ou' Hl HARTLEY % Russell :. bN ppnncll, .
Home run Walsh Three bAS- hits john >nn
Nichols NiAgi'. NarrinC~ hits NtrAng HAnUl
fan. hr Tlucrr sacrifice fN Gooir stolen
Nirhnlls and CLANCY. Johnson Hsnui'an aud
'hstcin hit ~ rit'h-T Hy Russell John son
lnndrigAn Wild pitch ponneiN Passed
balls nyerS Murray Z mglrr In chief I'm
r'rsn. Field u-npi-r Murray Time hours
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Run Detroit Nrhmitt Two base If. Milan
sA'Tt're rI's VI HTdr. VIII" stolen Hssss
H~nTy. ~rhA~'~r. conn fI-s' hss~ on bsii, ~
y iNeit iir,t hass on srrors N~'rpi' I~''
IN hAsss WasfIugton. :. Detroit strrrk ouf
", Johnson =. ny Wil'r'' Boltl~ pIaN VIIr''
'i'arH ant ! Jorrs M rfr~ IN rktr' ry,r
''"n H'Tr'f" - IOEgNNn Tine . hour ard
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'Rati~d for Rieg-r IN me Mn -' inning
philadelphia . % H o. n r
81 iogl, 90 % % 10 90 Cd .
Euns PhIladsphiA rli4, hrarc /. MAGE
Hranstcld Doom - IoII- iiwzgl'a. r|.Is
Koaetcfy Two base rl's kEAps prars. rlt
DoolAn Three h4Ss hit iIIis kul.'.Fy "a
1rye hiis DOoian Haf"~ NY4nIr .ay Nusyir +.
and kon~tShy ~to"n bass knHHs N4-rr
Miid pitch Ramon IIT.f base u4 balls 90
HArrou Or Nor"g. . 80 'grg,r. ,'-rI.a
oui ~ MORN. Ny Harmon. A. %, Nfsrsr %
lsr'' IN hasrE ~ 0#.. O. If.nls.rF.. o.
Tp'-" N chief 3D. "a. t.r'i Iu'Ii~ Uf~rlaa
IlnLs -l--r-
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TrovrrTNcy y : JIly u pro, deuce "a,
'"ws'- = 'rounring 70 49, m" vi.l'ors lHrel1
10. sIprlug pFop~nSitirs for ruAktrg rrro.s
T-.~rs "gurSH N Ill - Prny Id~nr~ , tslHs, ss,r
.
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pAIu-ro-- 10 . % n y n
jersey tlN y n n n Oh
Runs PalUr-N-s ~.agTr ~'ra-E f,oods Two
t1ss fif Drrfs stolen rAssS tondr'san
,NEr' gan lC'' or bases tsrssy 1ity. )
RsI'-orr. L'~>' bAs~ On error Ri'ruo--
~fr|.- ont r. 'IrAerS = Ny NAnssr Tfrxt
bee On hal, ~" lir.~r,. = 90 Narsri
Isss"t pa. 'rIs' ~gifs IN 'hl~f Ffnu~ran
f'~f umpire Murray Time ! hour and -
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Tn'hk - : q ~
'kaf'sd fOr k~e'rsr Don rho rlr'r t~-f~E
BYoot sr ~ .
chicago
Pun RrplkI1ra ~ 500 F,-s4t tFn-.H .
DaNtdNNn ~ rag, Etu.-.----ar .rs,L 49,
hofnan Chsncr ~'s.-'s A. Tinker s'r-sr
Two bass hi'< slrr-,rr-ar --.f- emo,
Nhea' Davidson Three rs.s r' Hn'rrsu
Home rvn-A r,hsr >trr..Hs he ~'r|us, D.
Stolsr haSes.- 81. |rr-~Esn ~'.'f 'r.F' Tu.~-
schultz S1ruck pI' ~ R~~ . BE-. krsi,sr
Eirsi b4s~ On bal, 90 kur'.sr - EI.s.e =
Lsft % base - rpo-iHrl. r..srp '.H.
pitch kns'F~- Umpire |0 tN's' lys.s- l.s.T
umpire Er-ue. rr' f0rr.
PHiENpgiFHr, = O.. ~ rorrs x .
81 LprIs Jf.lr - 80 Ipufs los 10 PhfIag~I
phtA 20 dsy Harmon va. h' ra-f sri No
home team ~eldct THur.. a. F.s'Hr.. runs
resulting 'rn-- -f',... Inc r. ore
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BsssbaII y. NJ = Americans ~ 81
Louis Ancriesa League Para. Adm SOC -Asr
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'",''e.i 10 HoI-7e. IN 49, -lENth lr7lrE
>sr-.r- - n \ =
I.o- ..~rrt y
Rom. N"wsT- zimmerman. . Erriy I,ett
-'Hu Irn'icrrr~ NrlfAy. ~. HOFFMAN
'Trt' Fl>tnn Two base bite E~rv irrt'
Three hsss HIT ~. '~'f-1An stolen Nasss
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New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
"COPS" FAN THE F|REMEN
Niuhtstick Proves Mightler than
Hose at Baseball.
POLICEMEN TAKE SERIES
Goodly Crowd Sees Fighters OF
Flames Badly Beaten at Amer
lean League Park.

In n weird contest. which merged into
farce owing TO loose playing, the New YORK
Police Department baseball team won the
decisive game of the series from the Fire
Department Iaddfes before huge crowd
Of American League Park Yesterday by q
score of Is to , GIL. the fire heroes
tvirler. made an ascension in the fourth
inning. and before he returned 70 earth
the cops" had accumulated total OF SIX
runs. on several hits. three wild pitches
errors and nit batsmen From this time on
the men of 1.-The finest found little diff
Guilty in adding runs at will
The contest was the final game for pos
session of The Chief trophy. and more
than ten thousand persons. largely fremen
and policemen. were on hand TO encourage
their teams. and the enthusiasm displayed
bv the IoyaI rooters was at times deafen-
ing. The separate departments we're sta
toned in different parts of the spacious
grsndstand and bIeachers- Many high Off
ciaIs of the Two departments were on hand
to witness the fray. among them Fire Chief
Croker. Police Commissioner Baker ex-
President MCGOWAN of the Board Of Alder
men, and Mr. Bendt. the present acting
president: Deputy Police Commissioner
police inspectors and others of lesser note
Romer was on the mound for the police
men. and the eight hits made from his
offerings were kept so scattered that the
errors charged to his team had little or no
bearing i'm the scoring of runs. Gill. Spill
lane and Southwick Off1ciated on the mound
for the fremen. and were found for an
octet of hits also.
Powers opened the game for the fire.
fighters by singing to centre. moving up
a base when Fitzpatrick followed suit NC
Manus then sent out a sacrifice fly. on
which each runner advanced n cushion
Bontz followed with timely two-bagger,
sending Powers and Fitzpatrick home
Romer held his opponents at bay for the
next three innings. holding them to two
scratch hits. In the fourth Gill, who had
been having trouble putting the sphere
across the plate. opened by hitting DonO-
hue Kiefer and Mueller were sent to first
in like fashion, and then singles by Gro
theer. Barry and McCadden and two wild
throws by Gill allowed six men to scamper
across the line. The firemen came back
with two runs in the fifth inning. but were
unable 10 gain on their opponents.
The score follows: