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New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
PLAY ON SODDEN courts
Miss Hammond and Mrs. Chap
man Reach Final Round.

Bra wing UNPLEASANT conditions OF Veather'
the women put in full day yesterday IN
the continuation OF the championship cup
tournament on the lawn tennis course OF
the Englevood Field Club, az Englewood'
\. 7 By the hardest sort Of playing MISS
Louise z Hammond and her partner Mrs.
George [, Chapman, Of the Nyack Country
Club. won their places in the hnal rouno
of the womens doubles There they
co,,plAd with Miss f II. Smith, of the
Montclair Athletic Club, and Mrs Waiter
c. Aufferman.
The general conditions Of weather under
foot and over head were Of the sort 70 Try
mems souls. let alone the wonen's The
plavinz surfaces were slippery and slow,
vet II was no effort for the fast driving
Miss Far7mcnd and Mrs. Chapman, with
her dashing net attack. 10 defeat Mrs $. r.
Weaver and Miss Gordon Hamilton at s.,
s. Miss Smith and Mrs Aufferman
found q harder task in defeating Mrs
Louis s. Coe and Mrs. Louis Halght, As.
6-Iove. 81. As in former matches, Mrs
Haight's lobbing baf1ed her opponents in
the first set Once they had gauged it
however. they made short work Of the
match by powerful smashing.
The summary follows:
EngIe7rood women's cup doubles (serni -t1al
roundj-Miss Louise z. Hammond and MIS-
George L Chapman defeated Mrs s p Nes-
yer and Miss Gordon Hamilton, S. 80
Miss z ". Smith and Mrs. Walter 9. Auner-
man defeated Mrs. Louis :. COe and Mrs LOUIS
Haight, &c, Go. 81
Mixed doubles Cfirst round Mrs George L.
C,haprnan and George NJ. Church defeated Mrs.
Louis s C1oe and Edwin P Fischer. %. 2--6'
Ga: Mrs. Walter e. Aufternan and car +ton
R Gardner defeated Miss Gordon Hamilton
and Harry Torrance, jr., I--a, Is, s.
Second round-Mrs. Walter c Aunerman
and "a rIetou c Gardner defeated Mrs George
[. Church and George NJ. Smith, 10-s, SIS
Rain and wind interfered with the prog
ress Of the Long Island championship tour
nament on the clay courts Of the Kings
County Lawn Tennis Club Brooklyn. yes
terday.
The fve-e7ent cup tournament on the
clav courts of the Anackassin Club, Ton-
kers. begins to-day. There is strong entry
list for the trophy. now held by Gustave
+ Touchard
Frederick B. Alexander, one Of the na-
+ional doubles champions. will act as
referee of the cup tournament which will
begin on the courts of the Ardsley Casino.
Ardsfey-on- Hudson, on Monday
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
woLGAsT BREAKS HIS ARM.

Milwaukee. June 10-"Ad" Wclgast the
nghtv eight champion of the world frac-
tured his arm in the seventh round Of his
scheduled ten-round no-decisiou bout with
Jack Redmond in the Badger Athletic Club
OF this city tonight.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
CANCEL PENN.-AMHERsT GAME.

Amherst, Mass. June 10-Rajn again IN
terfered to-day with the baseball game be-
tween Amherst and the University OF Penn
syIvania- The game was cancelled and the
two teams will probably not meet again
this year.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
BUFFALO. 6; TORONTO. Q.

A. To-on+o- z. n. z.
r7,14faso - O ! IS 10 2
To-o1to o o o % 2
Rstte-ies-I- -ovinkle and Williams; Mckinley,
smith and Slartery. Jnpires-Kelly and Nur-
rag-
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CLEVELAND, 3; BOSTON,

Cleveland, June 1O.ACleveland defeated
Boston here today. by q score of to I.
Farkenberg and Collins were effective.
errors being responsible for all the runs
except the last one made by Cleveland.
The score follows:
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ROCHESTER, 2; MONTREAL.

~ Montreal r h Z
NfortrssI q q q q / o. >
3streries-NcConneIl and Blair: Winters and
Curtis Impires Stafford and Haligsu.
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1EIrsca
.r- -opr
5ssgzue -. -.

sss-- Hlcals i- The -.zrt- ir-fuz. -Ran
tassssr - nlntl inning -Bsrted for
Is- ------N . q % o . -
- .-.-l % n n q n n -
ss.sT ei'--s-ocsrsse eso-5s.. -,
-sss.-c-.-,.l 1sses-~1srce. Nara roft
!. 49, &@o. York . Tf~st hsss
- age Nev To-g . r,or,rIe
-. A-c5e- - - ete-nfeldr. Steinfellt and
sgrr-- llser and Chance zrei,e- 80
B.J5, S-l-b HsrHep-se-. : ~. Tsi~Tie
hschis ssse2 CT hsEls-Or pnas=ar
..ass-cr -, .. er Neta@wson. =. OF Brown.
II - i0 2c-3 innings or
~ T.as- - oF Brown. . n >
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
2 IUIlUE
XIV AE1.
BALTIMORE.
Totals. ..3441I27 27r15 Totals. SO 2727

sRat5e5 for Adkins IN seventh inning fBatted
for Mslloy in ninth inning
Newark .------------o q -
Fa1-fr7o-e mo o Q o %
Tvvo-hase hi5-hely- Three-base hit-HaH-
Cscrifca hits - Nichols %. Schlsfy. stolen
bazes-Louden. Zimmerman, Mueller. Kelly
First base on baIls-OT Nickers, I: of Mueller,
.. off Adkins I. of Nallov. . Struck cUt-By
Vickers ]: by Mueller. 3 BY Adkins. , Passed
hall ByerF- Hit by pitcher-G5ettnna Kelly.
Crixn CLANCY. Double pIa-E-Wzish 10 Ryers;
Han q Strsng 20 Clancy Left on bases-NeT-
Ark 10, Baltimore. 10. Cmpires-Finnerau and
Hurst Attendance. so
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

Sacrthce hitE-Turner ~. So crifce hy-La-
ioe stolen bases-Lajoie Gardner. Lewis
first base on bals-On Falkenberg. !. Struck
0r,f-F2v FaIkenberg s; b. Collins 2 First base
or erYors-Cleveland, ?. Left on bases-C1sve-
Tard 4. Boston, 5. Time 81. Cmpires-
OF orrhfiu and Perrtne
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

'Two out when winning rln was made
Detroit .......... 1 y =
Se5E York k..O 0 o o-S
Tu-o-base hits-Cobb Moriarty. Woiter- Sac-
rifca bit-Cree. Sacrifice hy-CfaFforo Stoleh
bases-TTolter, Chase Laporte. Left on bases
-No~ York :: Detroit. . Bases on ball>-cT
M1IiIiu. ; First base On erTors-New York. .
IItt b. pitcher-Ry Mullin Sweeney. Struck
out-F5v Mullin, >: By Ford :. Passed balls
schmidt On Sweeney. Time-2:1J. Jmpires-
Egan and Evans
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS

St. Paul. 8; Indianapolis, 0.
Minneapolis, s. Toledo. l.
Milwaukee IS. Columbus tralnl.
Kansas City VS.. Louisville trainl.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
TIGERS READY FOR YALE
Hope to Turn Tables in Second
Battle at Baseball.
rs Telerraph 70 The Tribune

Princeton X J, June 1o-For the first
time since the completion Of Osborn Field
the advance sale Of seats for baseball
game has taxed the capacity Of the stands,
ans ropes hive been stretched around left
feld. 10 accommodate the large crowd that
iz exrecred for the Yale Princeton baseball
game tomorrow Already the town is
reinE rapidly filed up with alumni, and,
Judging from present indications. the ct
tendance at the game viii be the largest
in the history Of the university
A specis1 train OF eight cars arrived d.
rect from Chicago this morning, hlied with
Princeton enthusiasts who are prepared 10
Gee the Tigers come back at the nine from
Nevy Haven tomorrow. and every train Is
bringing in big crowds Of graduates To-
morrow special trains viii pour commence
u7ent visitors into the town almost as "a ?
idlv IS on the days when Yale and Prince
ton meet in football here
changes are looked for in the makeup
Of the Princeton baseball team The IN
it.r,- 10 s r. Whites ankle VIII De nie
drawback 10 the team. and II is not even
known whether he can play or not The
hating order has also been greatly changed
m the hope that there may be some I'M
nroveu7ent in this department v Mhlte
will probably pitch alihouEh ~
sboyld regain his old control he might start
the game.
New Haven. June lo.-The Yale hasenah
+carn. which TilI meet Princeton to-morro"
IN the second game Of the championship
series. left for Princeton this afternoon
The men viii stay overnight in New YORK
The report was current among the ! aIe
Students to-day that the ban on Murley'
,be rltcher. placed rs Professor Chittenden'
director OF the Sheffield Scientific School
o,,frsg 20 the actions Of the senior class
following its supper some nights ago had
t,eer lifted, and that he would De eligible 10
r,tcb in te-n1orrow's game. Murfey was
,,.i,,, the squad when II left for New YORK
r. A,,Jrfev can pitch he viii start the game
c,heru,fse the choice Etli be between Tom
n,ere and Freeman
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

r..,t polo Grounds To day. $50 p N
sseSplai Csht~sEo Admission. soc.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
Racing Summaries
WEATHER CLOUDY; TRACK SLOPPY.

FIRST s n = Ts & had 6r sen Il 5fn'R 2
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

stolen base-T'ngIaub. Double plays-White 70
Zeider 10 Block; Lellvelt TO Walker. Left on
ba ses-C Chicago (: Washington. .. First base
On bsIls-Or Walsh /, Off Walker. !. Hit by
pitcher-By Walsh, l CBessleri. Struck out-By
n slsh :: bv Walker (. Time-1:35. Cmpires
-Tineen and Connolly.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
Miss Doone. OK


Eongo
ht
THIRD Tinne ov5
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

wasr Jnhd noa ppear
Miss
rt1ea
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
I-NIN7'
-BettinE

Pretend made sS9s G III
arods;s
SIX N rE "a place Z Rideue
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
Auomobhng Tennis Yachting Boxing Other Sports
Baseball Fiebf m
Three Leagues

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Chicago at New York
-. Louis az BROOKLYN.
Pittsbury at Philadelphia
Cincinnati st Boston (tFc EsnhesD'
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Chicago. 6: New York. 5.
~. Louis Brooklyn tTet Erouhdsi'
Cincinnati -. Boston trsin2
Pitt sb4Irg vs. Phils- GEet grounds
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Chicago. 2s I5 .s5l ST. Louis u "a -.
New York 2s Il .s22 Eroehl-u. 20 % - a.
Cincinnati % 10 So Phils is "a sou -ses
TfttsburE 81 10 -525 Boston Is 29 sos
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York NJ Detroit.
Philadelphia At 81. louis
Washington at Chicago
Boston AT Cleveland.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Detroit :: New York. 90 innings.
Cleveland 3: Boston. l.
Washington, I Chicago. J.
Phils rs. ST. louis CTet grounds,
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
New York % Il .692 Cleveland u 20 .aSe
Detroit. a. Il 63s Chicago. IS "a .2S5
BOSTON 80 81 .s12 81. Louis - 200
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Newark at Baltimore (tpo games
Providence at jersey City
Rochester at Montreal
Buffalo At Toronto ftrc games
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Newark. 4; Baltimore, >.
Rochester, ?; Montreal. l.
Buffalo, s: Toronto Q.
Providence - jersey City 'rsiul.
Eastern LEAGUE STANDING.
". 7. PC W PC.
Newark p IS 500 Buffalo 20 20 500
Toronto 2s 10 .57S Baltimore Ie % .463
Rochester - 10 .55S Montreal "a % .SSs
Providence 30 IL .52s Jersey City Is 2s -2sS
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
GRAvEsENp ENTRIES TO-DAY.

FIRST RACE-SslIinE. for three-y-sr-oIds .aS
upward. 500 ADDED On@ mile ard thrs--
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

Follie Levy outclassed her neld Ross
Ssndrian closed a big gap and would nave
showed . nash OF speed. but stopped badly,
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
CLEVELAND.

TctalE. u ; : p II l Totals 20 "a II )
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

Frederick b Alexander, one Of the na-
tional doubles champions. will act as
referee Of the cup tournament which will
begin on the courts of the Ardsley Casino.
Ardsfey-on- Hudson, on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

Trrfn rsVeId
coseda FesO"s'S
liz chano tel g
ana
Star tgood
preenc owner,
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

proved easily second best and should Improve
have been third In fsp more strides Huda's sister
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

vT-0rIdr raCed
NUM- N Garner basts cloleo
Round uF "oTIa moved up to
AntAno hung n hnsl drive
ropr1z Acp-TFE PATCHOGUE STAKES selling for three
rot Won easily place saf
owner, NJ J. Cromwell
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

The fve-event cup tournament on the
clav courts of the Amackassin Club, Ton-
kers. begins to-day. There is a strong entry
list for the trophy. now held by Gustave
+. Touchard-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

Tventv-eight Premier cars lerc Ccrrzous
Circle ar $50 O'Clock yesterday On rhs
annual outing run 10 Caps May Tn.s
comprised the Knickerbocker division ard
the Boston division. They were jo1red n
Phf1adeIphis by the New Jersey and o-rs<-
er City divisions.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

HIRp RACE - THE GREAT AMERICAN
STAKES. fer tVo-year-oids. E-Css ysius
81 800 Eve fr-longs
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

Totals 81 I 81 Is Totals. p o 1 q IA B
u sebiop-on .o o o 0 Ii
C-i-tcaqa ...O 0 q 0 o &C
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

Rain and wind interfered with the prog
ress Of the Long Island championship tour
nament on the clay courts of the Kings
County Lawn Tennis Club, Brooklyn. yes
terday.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

Totals. IS 4 : So Is :
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

More than $50 ovners OF O1dsuobt1e cars
have written General John T Cutting
that they will attend the fifth annual
Oldsmobile reunion az the Empire City
track to-day. The line will start &C foSc
O'Clock from Broadway and slst street
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
The suffers Wagon.

Two more surprised statesmen thar
the Hon WILLIAM BARNES Jr., and
tho Hon. .IoHN r. O'BRIEN do not exist
this morning in the whole body ~ per-
sisient public servants in this State
Their surprise, common To all their lel-
Bow citizens. lies in the fact that they are
still collectors of the ports Of Albany
and Plaitsburg respectively.
Il h not necessary ~ waste tune dis
eassinR tiie heToizm and ultimate de-
termination Of the ~Old Guard. II a
real campaign for decent ReUubhcanisIn
b 20 be undertaken in this state suIn-
mary action must BE- had in di~po-ing Of
certain national enemies
These patriots will hc found no, do
Tending themselves behind brcssiworks
but oonceRling themselves beneath the
sartler's wagon, which has long supplied
them with the only ammunition adapted
70 their weapons and their courage