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New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
P|TTSBURG WINS AGAIN
SuperbaS Fail to Stop Victorious
Career of Champions.

Pittsburg continued its winning streah'
defeating Brooklyn again at Washington
Park Yesterday afternoon by a score or
TO > The SuperEaS took the lead Dy
scoring a run in the second inning. only 10
lose X when the Pirates put two men
across the plate in the seventh The nome
nine came back strong in the eighth ana
tied the score But the visitors would not
be denied. and put over the winning run
in the ninth when. after Wilson had
doubled and been sacrificed to third. Hyatt,
batting for Ieifeld. lined out single,
which scored the winning run
Bell opposed Leifeld and received the
snappiest kind Of support Pittsburg, how
ever punched its hits in the seventh, when
three singles. a pair of sacrifices and
mistake in judgment on Bells part netted
two runs \ hit batsman and two singles
netted Brooklyn one run in the second, and
the Superbas scored again in the eighth on
Hummel's triple and a sacrifice fly.
Hummel was the star of the game so far
as hitting went He laced out a double
and triple. Daubert also had his bat
ting eye with him. He got three singles.
Byrne, Leach and Clarke, who head the
Pirates batting order. each get two hits,
but Wagner failed TO get any.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
UHlAN LOWERS OLD MARK SELECT AMERICAN TEAM
The Harpocn, Beaver and Gina
to Race Spanish SonderS.

Marblehead. Mass. Aug. 12.-The Ameri-
can team that viii sail against the Spanish
sender yachts next week for the President
Taft and Governor Draper cups were Sc
lected tonight, after five days racing in
which eight contests were held for the
thirteen boats. The yachts owners and
designers of the three b pats which will
make mp the American team, follow: The
Harpoon, {. T. Adams I'd, Boardman; the
Beaver, c. II. w. Foster. Burgess and the
Clna, Guy Lowell Mower.
Ihe Spanish boats-the Chonta, the Mos
quito II and the Papoose-arrived in the
harpor tonight, and expect to be under
sail tomorrow. The International races
VIII begin on August Il. and the yachts will
race every day except sunday until the
contest is decided. 1t; is expected that
President Taft will deliver the cup which
bears his name to the winner on board the
MayfoWer week after next
Two and one-half races were sailed to-
day, the Gina winning the first a wind
ward and ieeWard affair. and the Harpoon
the second, over triangular course An
other race. which was started early in the
day. was called off after the wind failed
The summaries of the races follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
YANKEES LOSE IN NINTH.
With Two Out Browns Scou
Four Runs and Win Game.
QUINN WEAKENS AT END
Yankee Pitcher Effective fos
Eight Innings and Then His
Support Collapses.

st. Louis. Aug. 12.-vith two out in trs
ninth inning and the Yankees in the Iesa
by three runs, st. Louis made a grand.
stand finish in the game here to-day ar !
by punching hits while New York bunc-
errors pulled what looked like hope
~ lost game out OF the fire The BrF ~
drove four runs across the plate and
by score Of to 4. I'D 10 the final
fatal inning Quinn outpitched Ray Whs.
Quinn weakened his support wabJled wors,
than he did and ST. Louis walked away
with the game and the series. making n
four out of six.
The Yankees scored in the second innirz.
Foster opened with a single. but Austin
flied out to Grigss. who returned the ban
TO Wallace. The latter had too much speed
and too little direction and threw II owes
TruesdaIe's head. Foster winding I'D az
third on the error. Mitchell rolled a teasss
to Ray and Foster scored on the out
The Browns tied the score in the fourth
when Stone led off with single. Har,.
zelI sent a slow one 70 Foster, who sho.
it to Laporte in time to force Stone a,
second Newman singled 10 centre and
then Grigss flied 70 cree. Hoffman scored
Hartzen on a timely double 10 left field,
and Wallace walked. filing the bases
Quinn pulled himself out OF tight hole BY
forcing TruesdaIe to lay down easy
roller to him
There was no further scoring until ths
seventh inning. when the Yankees got thres
runs Austin beat out a SLOW roller 70
Truesdale and stole second Then Mitchell
was hit by a pitched DaE- Killifer rnads
a wild throw in an attempt 10 catch Austin
mapping off second and the New Yorkss
sprinted across the plate. Mitchell taking
second Quinn laid down hunt IN fron.
/ of the plate and was thrown out. kiIIIter
! TO Newman. while Mitchell advanced 10
| third. Daniels scored Mitchell with a sings
| to centre and later stole second WoItes
| slashed out a single TO left and Daniels
! scored
GriggS hit a hard one at Foster at the be-
ginning of the ninth The shortstop mads
a pretty stop and then threw wild 10 first
But Hoffman popped to Foster. When Wal.
lace forced Griggs Quinn TO Foster. ths
crowd began 70 pour out OF the stands.
But the worst was yet 70 come. True5-
dale however, singled 10 left. and when
Criss. batting for Killifer. followed suit.
Wallace scored On Danielss Wild throw
10 the plate TrUesdale tailed and Criss
took second Sch1eiJzer 5atted for Ray.
While Nee ran for Criss. cree took third
on a passed ball Schweitzer walked and
stole second. Stcne lined out q clean
single. scoring both Nee and Schweitzes
and winning the game.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13

| TROTTING - 2:I1 CLASS - PURSE 81, 900 -
/ THREE IN FIVE.
/ Butter Brook, TO. g. by Silent Brook
! fE5unchD ..-..... | 2
| DoVell. b. s. -tBluimD. ..--....------.-- / |
| Pearl Pauline hT IN. tSkahenb .-.-.-. . .
! Baron Penn br s tNc cDOnaldD D.-..... ! { DIR
:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
READY TO DISBAND FLEET
New York Yacht Club Cruise
Ends with An Illumination.

Newport r. l.. Aug. 1z-By order of the
commodore all vessels flying the flag of
the New York Yacht Club We're illuni-
rated at O'Clock. The flagship Aloha, the
Diana, the Corsair and the Electra were
Brilliantly outlined with electric lights.
Vice Commodore G. Ledyard Blair enter
taired Commodore James, Fleet Captain
PIGnmer the regatta committee, and all
the yacht owners in the fleet with their
guests on board his steam yacht Diana
tonight The 18th Artillery band from
Fort Adams furnished the music
Al O'Clock tomorrow morning upon
signal from the flagship the cruising
squadron will be formally dsbanded.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
HDrawTF TDistanc7d
Time. 2:OSh. 2:l0h. 2:OsA.


PACING 2:06 CLASS - PURSE 81 600
THREE IN FINE-FOREST CITY STAKES.
Walter Hal, gr. s.. by Walter Direct
Garth Observation-Disclosures. =
Merry Widow, br m (.Tames) .-.....- i 3
Ess II. Kay. br. :. tWhite) ....-..-... =
Ella Ami.Ilator, d. tMcDonald)--. =
Walter W. b. :. tSnowt- -....-... =
Macoud3l. b. m. (Albn) ........---..-
Willie BENTON. II. $. (Ciosnellp ..-.--.-- 4
Tony Swift blk = Dean). .......... . .
Bland 5. b. 8 (Barnes).... .......... 6dis
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
WADDELL IN GOOD FORM
Eccentric Pitcher Wins His First
Game in Newark Uniform.

Rube Waddell signalized his first ap-
pearance in a Newark uniform yesterday
by pitching classy ball and easily dispos-
ing of the Montreal players by score of
to I.
Lew McAlliSter was also in an Indian
uniform. He has been loaned by Toronto.
WaddeH didn't try for no-hit game but
contented himself with scattering the hits
OF the enemy. He proved his form in the
eighth. The three first men up hit safely.
but fast fielding kept them on the bases.
Then the Rube began to wind up in earnest
and the base runners were forced into an
idle spell while Yaeger. Jones and Dem
mitt the heaviest Montreal hitsmiths,
popped out in turn. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13

INTH KAtF-IHE UFFTtER ARMY SEX
NICE CUP: for horses four years old and
upward; purse $500 and gold cup OF S@5G
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13

FIRST RACE
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
ATHLETICS BEAT TIGERS
Make Three Home Runs 0f
Summers and Win Easily.

Detroit Aug 2--Philadelphia got thrs
home runs of Summers to-day. accountg
for FIVE tallies. enough 10 beat Detroit W.
out the aid of two runs that came fra
other sources The score was : 20 De
troit played loosely in the field As'os
from the second inning. the champions
could do nothing with Plank
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
WHITE SOX WIN AGAIN
Make 1t Four Straight in Series
with the Red Sox.

Chicago. Aug. 12-Ths Sox made II fo@
from Boston TO-DAY. winning in ten innins'
by a score of TO 5, on singles by Se'e
and Zeidler. The SoX got away to a ohS
run lead in the first inning. Boston ue
the score in the fourth Hitting. CoUp~
with two errors by Lewis and Speaker, ss''
the Sox two runs in the sixth inning. "
Boston deadlocked the battle in the sishp'
when Carrigan drove in two runs.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13

DEGREES have been filed in the United
States Circuit Court at New York in the
principal suits under the Selden patent
covering the modern gasolene automobile.
The DEGREES now entered hold tie patent
valid and infringed by the Ford Motor
Company and by Panhard and Lovassor
and their agents. and order an Injunction
TO issue restraining the manufacture use
and sale of infringing automobiles.
The original opinion by Charles Nj
Hough, judge of the United States Circuit
Court Southern District OF New York. sus-
tanning the validity of the Selden patent
was rendered last September after the
final hearing in the cases Since that time
II has been necessary TO substitute the Co
lumba Motor Car Company as one of the
cOmplainants. The necessary steps TO ac-
complish this were taken. and the final
hearings regarding the DEGREES took place
at Narragansett Pier on July 10.
Judge Hough has simultaneously filed
memorandum opinion which provides for
the contingency of the defendants taking
appeal TO the Court of Appeals. This
memorandum, among other things, states
that if an appeal is taken by the defend
ants. the Ford Motor Company, then an
order Will he entered suspending the in
order will be entered only if the Ford COM
pany files a bond, which the court says
shall be in the sum of s350,0o0. If such an
order is entered. further conditions provide
that the defendants Will be required to file
with the court sworn monthly statements
OF their business.
In the test suits against Panhard and
Levassor similar provision is made that an
order suspending injunction may be entered
if appeal is taken. but bond of $4,000
must be filed, together with the monthly
statements.
In the three other cases, that is, the
suits against Wanamaker. o. c. Guide &
Co and also the suit against the import
ers. Henry and Albert G. Nebauer, there is
no provision for the suspension of the in
junction.
l. L. Whitman. who IS trying to lower
his own transcortinental record of fifteen
DAYS two hours and twelve minutes III
Rio car was sixteen hours ahead of his
schedule when the reached Council
Bluff He is confident that he will break
the record by three days. at least.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
JERSEY CITY, q; ROCHESTER, O.

Jersey City played real baseball yester-
day. and with Rube Kissinger in the best
Of form shut out the champion Rochesters
by a score of 10 0. The Broncos had Nc
Connell. their best pitcher. in the box too.
Only two hits were made off Kissinger's
delivery. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
AURORA GETS ASTOR CUP.

Isy Telegraph tc lac Tribune
Newport. II. l., Aug. 12.-The regatta COM
mittee of the yacht club has decided that
the protest of the owner of the yacht Ad-
venturess against the yawl Poars is
valid one, and so the Astor Cup for sloops
goes TO Cornelius Nanderbilt's Aurora.
Those who sailed the Poiaris state tonight
error was made in sailing the
course was technical one, and that they
gained no advantage by it,
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
CHICAGO, 5; BOSTON, 8.

Boston. Aug 12.-Chicago defeated Bos-
ton to-day by score of to j. the WIN
ming runs coming in the seventh inning
on punched hits, an error and two" bases
on balls. Sellers. late of the Mckeesport,
Ohio. and Pennsylvania League teams. was
given a try-out by the home nine and
made a fair showing.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13

'IFTH RACE-HI NTERST STEEPI.ECHAs
for Se-year-olds and upward. duly quai.t
under rules of National Steeplcchasa {
Hunt Association, or Canadian Associat
$500 added. About two miles.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
ST. LOUIS, II; PHILADELPHIA,2 2.

Philadelphia, Aug. Est. Louis broke its
long losing streak to-day defeating Phila-
delphia by score of II TO ?. The visitors
hit Moren's delivery hard punching hits IN
three innings and knocking him off the
rubber in the sixth inning.
The score follows;
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
ROCHESTER,.

Two-base hit-Deininger Home run-Johu-
son, Sacrifice htts-Batch- Hannifan. Spencer
buter stolen hase-Johnson. First base on
efrors-Jersey city, |; Rochester . Struck out
BY hissinger. I; by Mcconnell. 3: by Butler
FIRST base on balls-On Mcconnell . Double
niay-johnson and Hanntfau. Passed ball
Blair Hts-OH Mcconnell. 4 In 5 innings
l.eft ON hasrs-Jersey CITY. .: Rochester a
bmplFes-HalHgan and Kelly Nttendance-5os1
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
MONTREAL.
Totals . 80 7e2791 Totals -. .9a / "a Is {

sBatted for WiEE in eighth inning. iBatted
for Crowley in ninth inning.
Newark ........0 Ot1 o q y 2 x-T
Montreal ..........o D o D q II
Runs-For Montreal. CockilI: for Newark.
Zimmerman 90. Browne 90, Gettman A9ler-
Stolen bases-Zimmernan 90, Browne ~ Lou
den. Sacrifice hits-Browne. Yeager- Sacrifice
firs-Gettman Two basa hits-yCiettman. Zirn-
norman. SChaiy. Cockill, HARDY. Three-base
hits-Gettu,an. Hts-On Wigg, & In innings
Bases en- balls-On Waddell .; off Wigg. :: of
Crowley. l. Struck Out-By WaddeI. <: by
Wigg. = Passed ball-Hardy. First base on
Newark. l. Left bases Montreal. :.
Newark. s. Time-2:o5 Umpires-Hurst and
STAFFORD. Attendance-4.0O 600.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
TORONTO. 8; BALTIMORE, I
IL Baltimore

AZ baiunoie RHE
Toronto .-.....b n "a :
Eaitimcre ....-l q o. &
batteries Rudolph and Nsndergrift. Adkins
And hsan. Implres-BCyle and Byron
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
Elapsed
time
WASHINGTON. 9; CLEVELAND, 0.

Cleveland. Aug. 12.-Washington defeated
Cleveland by a score of 9 to to-day Hark-
ness was easy for the visitors, and Mitch
ell was hit hard toward the end of the
game. Graney was hit by KoeStner in bat
ting practice and may be out of the game
for two weeks
The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
plIII.ADELPHiA

HIts-Un MoTtn. u Tn I'VE and ont-thIfu 1T
nings; OF Brennan. in three and two-thirds
innings TwO-hase hits-Bresnahan. Zacher,
Luderus, Dooien t2l. Sacrifice hy-Zacher
Double plays-Huggns. Hauser and Evans
Hauser Huggins and Evans. Stolen bases
Ellis -. Mowrey, Bresnahan Struck out-By
Louis 6. Philadelphia & First base on balls
or Corridor =: OF Moren, L. off Brennan. =
First hase on errors-St Louis. I, Philadelphia.
! Hit by pitched ball--By Moren. teNsns.
Oakes,. Passed balis-Bresnahan. =. Time
. na I,nlui es-Rigler and EmsiiA.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE REsUI

New Bedford. 5; Worcester. (15 inning1
Lowell. :: Fall River Y
Lynn. L.: Brockton.
HaVerhtll s, Law renee
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
TRi-STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

York. &. Harrisburg 5
Lancaster, !; Williamsport 90
lnninesi-
Reading. / JohnstoWn. o.
Altoona, 8, Trenton, ).
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
CHICAGO
Totals .ss 4ssOl4ii Totals

Twc-base hst-StahL Three-base hit-CcASS
bases-Wagner go. Zeider Dougherty, Ho3f
Left on hases-BOstCn. .: Chicago. &. Basp
balls-On Scott. =; OF Hall . First oa
errors-Boston. 1. Struck out-By scott. III
Hall. :. Passed oails-Sullivan Carrigau. y
200 Umpires-Evans and Collinower.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
NEW YORK.
Totals Ao517 727151 Totals = 80 ) 81 ID

Ran for Mclean in the eighth inning fBatted
for Murray in the ninth inning.
Cincinnati o O 0 Is
New, York k..... 3 o o o o.
Tvo-base hits-Snodgrass. Mclean: Egan-
Three base hts-Merkle. Mitchell. Sacrff1ce ny
Paskert stolen bases-Paskert (2). Doyle. Left
on bases Cincinnati, H. New York, = Double
plavs-Doyle and Merkle 81. Struck out-BF
Reebe 6; by Crandall. 2: by Wiltse, l. Bases
on halls-Off Beebe. q Hit by pitched ball-tsy
Buns l (BridwelD. Wild pitches-Crandall, 1:
Reebe l. Hts-Of Burns. 3 in two innings on
Reebe . in innings; off Crandan. 10 IN
seven and one-third innings off Wftse. : IN
one and two-third innings Time-1:55. Cmpres
-Johnstone and Eason-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
TO RACE FOR BIG PURSE
Robertson and De Palma Will
Drive To-day for ST, 900.
SELDEN PATENT DECISION
Infringing Company May Appeal
if Bond Is Put Up and
Condition Shown.

For the second time within month,
Ralph De Palma and George Robertson
will drive a match race at the Brighton
Beach track this afternoon.
Proba bly, no two men driving automobiles
in races are better known, at least in the
metropolitan district, than these two. Each
has a long list of victories on track and
road behind him, and last winter there
was a great deal of talk of matching the
men early in the spring at one OF the
Southern beaches for straishtaway races.
Then De Palma was taken i'll and the two
men did not meet until last month at
Brighton Beach That match for five miles
was watched by people interested in auto
mobile racing all over the world
Robertson won. There was an agreement
that in case of tire trouble in any heat
that heat should be driven over. Twice the
start was made and twice tire trouble pre-
vented finish At last heat was won
by Robertson. The second heat after that
Robertson won finishing on fiat tire
De Palma tire had ravelled out owing
10 the new cement surfacing. and he went
wide on the turn, allowing Robertson to
slip in
De Palma almost Immediately asked for a
return match, and the race this afternoon
is the result The purse at the previous
match was of $50 The men induced the
committee of the Motor Racing Associa-
ton. which promotes the races to double
the purse.
The race will be run in three mile heats
best two out of three to win, standing
start. Robertson will drive his 9D-horse-
power Simplex and De Palma the 60-horse-
power Fiat cyclone.
In addition to this match there will be
eight races. One viii be a pursuit race in
which the four cars competing Will start
from the four quarters of the track The
car overtaking the one ahead will be the
winner. This viii produce some excellent
sport, as will the hour race for cars which
have been driven in any Of the twenty-four-
hour races previously promoted by the
Motor Racing Association.
Two newcomers who VIII attract inter
est are Jack Rutherfurd. an amateur who
has ridden some excellent races. and Frank
kuliCk- Kulick was some years ago very
well known man. He was badly injured
driving Ford six-cylinder in a try-out.
and since then Henry Ford has lost his
interest in racing. But kulick has per-
suaded him to enter a Ford car in sew
eral of the most important races during
the late summer and fall.
Rutherfurd viii drive a Stearns-the same
car, in fact. which came so near winning
the twenty-four-h hour race early in May.
For the first time this year the National
will appear in local track events. The short
distance races Will be exciting and hard
fought.
The races will begin al o'clock and oe
over at 6. as the hour race Will be started
promptly at o'clock
The track itself is in better shape than it
has ever been. 1t has been freshly oiled
and the turns safely banked.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
The score follows
ADELPHIA. DETROIT
Totals. SO : IL - I3 3 Totals

-Batted for Summers in seventh inning
Philadelphia --.... - % o -
Detroit .---------.. = % D q ~
Home runs-OldrinE. Baker. Thomas Ise
base hit-Stanage. Sacrifice hit-Nurpny- Sa
rifiCe fy-Tnomas. Stolen baSeS-Fusn =
Jones. First base on balls-OH PLANK. = =.
Summers T. Hit by pitched bali-By P'sIs
Delehanty. -. First base errOrS-Phllaaes.-
phia, 2. Detroit. I. Left on baSeS-Detroit p
Philadelphia ). Struck Out-By Plank, $; =
Summers. =. Double playS-Lord and ba-V,
Collins. Barry and Davis Tims-2-Gj- C1lpirss-
KERN and Connolly.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Elmira. 3; Wilkes Barre. o.
Troy. ): Syracuse .
Rtnghamton, 10; Scranton
Utica, 10: Albany.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
LEAGUE RESULTS.

8 New Britain, O.
Bridgeport, < Hartford
Northampton. s: Holyoke !
New HAY en-. 8. Springfield,
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13

Two-base hts-Rsffman- Quinn. Lapcrte sac
rifce hits-knight. quinn. Double ulays-Wa+.
lace Truesiale and Newman Wallace ahl
Tr1Iesdale Passed bali-MitcheN stolen oasss
Austin. Daniels cree. SchweirZer- Hit ~
pitcher-By Ray tHitchelD- First base or 1aA'
or Ray .. OF quinn s struck out -By hs.s
1 bv Quinn. 3. Left on hases-NeU York. o, Is
nIIis g Tin1e-2-O2 J-mpire-Perrine.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13

Baseball FiSbf
in Three Leagues

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
Cincinnati at New York
Pittsburg at Brooklyn two).
St Louis ut Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati. 5; New York, 4
'e 81. Louis. @ I II: PhiiadeIphia. 2.
Chicago, ); Boston, g.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
Chicago M 81 ss h ts SEQ Cincinnati 80 80 81 .is5
Pittsburg 80 80 sos BROOKLYN u 3o ~
New York 81 80 .5Ss 1T. Louis 40 SO .ioo
Phlia -. 10 20 $50 Soston SO % -"'"
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES io-pa''
New York at Chicago
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Boston at St. Louis.
Washington at Detroit
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
st. Louis >: New York 4.
Chicago. :: Boston, c,sxe,ana. o.
Philadelphia, :; Detroit l.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
Phil, w. =. as n t;ss sss Cleveland - 81 .4ss
Boston so ~ -51I Washing'n 45 SO -as9
Detroit 50 IS .55s Chi~ago az % -tIo Zip
New York s. 81 54s St Louis 3@ 6S so
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
Montreal at Newark.
Rochester at Jersey City
Toronto at Baltimore ttwot.
RuTaIo at Providence.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Newark. =; Montreal, J.
Jersey City 4; Rochester. o.
Toronto 3: Baltimore. 1.
Providence. 8: Buffalo, l.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING
VI pei W. PC
S.-,rL "a a. 500 Montreal 45 81 AL
Rochester 6a ~ 500 Buffalo 45 81 AL
Baltimore js so 537 Providnce - SO +2s
Toronto 55 80 .524 Jersey City rs oil III
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13

Wind, southwest by SOUTH knots. Schooners
I'd sloops in class.
The Aurora won tl4e cup from the Win
some by .: seconds.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
PROVIDENCE, 8; BUFFALO.

Al Providence RH
Prov Videnoe. .....l q n n q IA Q
Buffalo ......-.o o o O o o o IL
Batteries-N Wilson and Peterson: rayicr .
Williams. Umptres-Marray and Firnera-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
CLEVELAND
WASHINGTON
Totals. 80 0 Is p 90 Totals. 50 G 2

0ItVeIaHu .........-.V %
Hits-Of Harkness, in 2c-3 innings; off
Mitchell, in l.: innings Two-base hits
Lajoie, Stovan kifer. Gessier. Three-base
hits-McBride. Henry. Sacrifice hit-McBride
Stolen bases-Milan. - Double play-Ainsmith
TO Killifer. First base balls-Oh Harkness
:; off Mitchell. /; off ReisltnG l. Hit by
pitched ball-By Harkress ! tGesslerI. Left Oh
bascs-Cleveland, 6; Washington, s. Struck out
BY Harkness. l: by Mitchell. ,: by Reisling
o. Passed bas-Ainsmith. . Wild pitch
Mitchell. Time-1: 40. UmpireS-O' I.oughlin
and EEan.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13

Since the annual meeting of the Western
Golf Association twenty-one clubs nave
been admitted to membership, raising the
total to l53. Incldded in the latest addi-
tons are the Atlanta Athletic Club. Fort
Smith Country club. Richmond Country
Club. Florida Country Club and Warren
District Country club.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
Totals SO 5 10 81 IL Totals. so 3 1s u Is

sBatted for Reulbach in the eighth inning
iBatted for Frock in the ninth inning.
Chicago .........-..-o y y / %
BOSTON ..........0 o o 0 l 0 : 0-3
Two-basa hits--Herzog. Shean. Hits-On
ReuIbach II In s innings; off Brown, in
inning Sacrifice fy-Schulte. Stolen base-Hof-
man. Double plays-Abbaticchio and Sweeney;
Herzog Shean and Sweeney. Left bases
Chicago /; Boston II. First base Dalls-Of
Reulbach /: off Brown. /: off Frock. ;. First
base on errors-Boston. l. Struck out-By Reul-
bach =; by Brown, =; by Frock, . Time 40
IJmpires-Klem and Kane.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
ST. LOUIS
Totals. "a % u Totals. 80 1ot2S II

.Batted for kilIifer in ninth inning TBattes
for Ray in ninth inning winning run SCORED
after were out
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