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New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
QUIET AT GALES FERRY
Yale Oarsmen Rest After Week
of Hard Work.

Gales Ferry. Conn. June 19-There was
no rowing on the Thames for the Yale
crews to-day. the men in the morning
either attending church in New London or
Norwich and in the afternoon taking a
three hours sail on Long Island Sound IN
the steam yacht Christobal. owned by Mr..
Ferguson. Tonight a number attended
the Methodist church at the Ferry and
helped out the church choir.
A mile end a half of the course from
Bartlett's Cove down has been staked out
with blue and red flags, and the remainder
of the course will probably be completed on
Monday.
Tucker. of the varsity eight. who has
been suffering from indigestion and who
went to New Haven to consult physician.
is expected to return tomorrow. Aside
from Tucker, the men are in good health
and spirits.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
.PELL Wins SINGLES CUP
defeats Gardner in Fast Lawn
Tennis Match at ArdSley.
LARNED AND WRENN BEATEN
Result of Finals in Doubles Sur
prises a Large and Fashion
able Gallery.

Theodore Roosevelt PeIl won the singles
cup at the lawn tennis tournament on the
turf courts of the Ardsley Club, Ardsley-on-
Hudson yesterday, while the national dou-
bIes champions. Harold H Hackett and
Frederick 3. Alexander. captured the dou-
bles prizes Both matches produced tennis
of the highest order. PeI1, whose game
has materially improved since ne won the
New England championship last week.
faced the tall Californian. Carleton R
Gardner defeating him 4-6, 6-love, IS,
SIS
But the real sensation Of the day came
with the victory of the national doubles pair
over William A. Larned. national champion
IN singles. who was paired with George L.
Wrenn, jr Each of the three sets went
to deuce, in all a total of forty-eight games.
before Hackett and Alexander scored at
81, IS. IL. A large and fashionable
gallery saw the two matches
In the singles Pell was bothered at the
start by the cut and chop strokes of Card
ner The courts were a bit heavy due 20
the rain of Saturday, and so IT took the
first set for Pell 70 steady himself After
losing the set he came into close range IN
the next. From that position he snothered
all of the Californian's drives and crossing
shots for love score Gardner IN tne
third set varied his game skilfully- He
kept Pell upon the Jump by his forcing tao
tics, but as tne latter was superior on the
point Of accuracy, the set went TO Peil
after once deuce Pell's volleying and pow
erful driving held in the third set. so that
he took the set and match with the loss Of
only three games for that period.
The work of Larned was easily the feat
6n al hA
played such effective tennis. Every shot
from his racket was perfectly played. Be
side him George Wrenn seemed very un-
certain. both at the net and in deep court
It was the same with Alexander on his side
of the net at; times, but Hackett has had
the experience of this sort Of thing. and
his wonderful power of recouping games
almost lost was never shown TO better ad-
vantage.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
CLOSE FINISHES THE RULE
Record Made in New Event at
Pastime Athletic Club Games.

Despite a slow cinder track. the annual
games of the Pastime Athletic Club, which
were held on the clubs oval, at 90th street
and East River yesterday, were replete with
many close and exciting finishes. The vet
Grams, however, had off afternoon, not
a scratch athlete leading home a field.
A worlds record for throwing the five
pound shot was established, it being the
first time such an event was ever run off.
Julian J. Elliott, of the Irish-American
Athletic Club, who had a handicap of three
feet. and took second place threw the
missile a distance of 76 feet 212 inches,
making the new mark. James Cordes, an
unattached weight thrower, made profitable
Use Of his twelve-foot allowance, putting
the ball a distance Of 20 feet 31a inches.
Martin ]. Sheridan also competed, but
lack OF training operated against him.
1oo-yard dash qandicaP)-won by H. kelley.
time A c. IS YARDS, second; d. J. Ferris,
d.Ioa. GG9Ehiin hy'eum IA yardS'' third 1'me'
sso-yard run Cclosed)-won by T. A Dolan c35
yards: r. Buist Cscratch). second; F. J. Planck
go yerds). third. Time. zoos.
One-mile walk CLOSED. handicapl-won by A.
second: Myles McHugh Qo5 YARDS. third. Time.
I.o6o-ysrd run onandioap)-won by NJ. Nc
Melvin W. Sheppard. Irish-Amerfcan A. c.
(scratchl, second: II. E. Cloughley:, New York
A c. go yarVds), third. Time. 2:13S-
22o-yard Cclosed handicap)-Won by P. A.
Hunt 12 yards; r. E Goggins a yards). sec
ond: J. B. Waldman IS yards), third. Time,
0:23
3Oo-yard run 0handicap)-won by r Frisby.
Pastime A. c. az YARDS; r. Stevenson, Pastime
A c. DC YARDS. second: r T. Edwards. New
York A. G tscratch). third. Time. o:332s-
One-and-one- -half-mile (handicap)-Won
by II. J. Smith. Pastime A. c. 200 yards);
Harry Jensen. Pastime A G 015 yards). sec
ond: T. A Brennan. Pastirne A. c. C95 yards,
third. Time, 7:05h.
Putting fve-pound shot Chandicapl-won by J.
Cordes, unattached Q2 feet), actual put of 20
feet 31z inches: j. j. Elliott, Irisf-American A.
c. g feet, second, actual put of 76 feet 2h
inches; Jim Duncan. Mohawk A. C. s feeo.
third. with an actual put os GO feet inches.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
RICE ACTS DEC|S|VELy
Saunders Not to Row in Any
Columbia Crew in Regatta.
fBv Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

pouebLeensie n Y. June 19-Jim Rice,
coach of the Columbia crews, announced
to-day thar Saunders. who was yesterday
ousted from the varsity eight, would proo-
ably not rcw in any crew in the regatta
Moore proved unsatisfactory at stroke Oh
the four on Saturday, so he Will De sent
back to his old place at No 2. at "nlch
Saunders rowed on Saturday, and Sinclair
will be brought up from the second varsity
to set the pace for the four.
Saunders's fall is very like that of
Cerussi last year, who, although he had
stroked two Columbia 'varsities and was
then CAPTAIN was unable even to make the
four 1t is all a matter of condition. for
no one doubts that Saunders in condition
is amply good enough to row in the eight
Some excuse is made for him, however,
IN the fact that he did not get to quarters
until more than a week after the arrival
of the crew, and also missed two weeks
work when the men were still rowing at
Edeewater. He had to take a geological
trip 10 Trenton. and on account OF that
missed three weeks training at the most
crucial stage.
Saunders was the biggest man in the
Columbia boat, and was said to be the
strongest Murphy. who takes his place,
weighs 164 pounds. just fifteen less than
Saunders Murphy, however. has had near
lv as much experience as Saunders. hav
ing stroked the varsity in the race last
July and rowing in that position until just
two weeks ago. His advent into the boat
brings the average weight down two
pounds. making 1t 164 instead of 16S. This
is lust about three pounds less than Wis
consin, which has the next 1ghtest crew.
Not an oar stirred on the river to-day,
each coach being glad to give his men the
rest which they have earned by a week of
hard work. It is not likely that there will
be very much more strenuous rowing in
store for the crews during the coming
week. although there may be q few time
trials in the early days of the week.
The crew managers received final In
structions from F. S. Bangs, chairman of
the regatta, committee. yesterday In regard
to the time the crews shall appear on the
river and what courses they will have.
The varsity race. as usual. will be rowed
after the four-oared and freshman contests
have been decided. The fours will row TO
the mark at 4:30 o'clock and the freshmen
will get ready at 5:15 O'Clock The var
sity race will not be rowed until 6:4
o'clock when the ebb tide will be almost
at its strongest The courses that the
crews will occupy Varsity eights-
l. Pennsylvania: 2. Syracuse; 3. Cornell; 4,
Wisconsin. and 5, Columbia. Varsity fours
i. Cornell: 2. Columbia: 8, Syracuse, and
L. Pennsylvania. Freshman eighIs|, Penn
sylvania: 2. Cornell; 8, Wisconsin; T. Colum-
bia and 5, Syracuse.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
FOGLER GAINS ON KRAMER
Wins Race and More Points
Toward Championship Title.

Joe Fogler. the Brooklyn cyclist. who was
a member of the racing team of the Ma
tional Athletic Club across the bridge when
he was an amateur, won the national cir
cult championship race yesterday after
noon at the Vailsburg cycle track in New
ark Frank L. Kramer. American sprint
ing title holder for the last nine years. was
a starter in this race. but was pocketed
during the final circuit of the six-lap track
and finished fifth, for which place there
was neither prize money nor points in the
score by which the championship is set
tied annually Fogler now has 10 points
in the championship table. Kramer leading
with % points to his credit. About five
thousand persons witnessed the contests
The championship event was at five miles.
and was run without trial heats.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
TORONTO WINS AND LOSES.

Rocky Point. r. l., June 19.-Providence
and Toronto broke even in a double-header
played here to-day. Providence shut out
.ts opponent by score of 20 o in the first
game. but was defeated by a score of to
in the second. The scores by innings fol-
low:
First game RHE.
Toronto. o o o 90 o
Batteries-Iavender and Fitzgerald: Newton
and McAlister- Time. 2.lo. Umpires-F1nneran
and Boyle
Second rarne- RHE
Toronto. 0 o o o % IA
Providence o @ o 0-3
Bstteries-Schnidt and McAliister; Martini
Slime and Fitzgerald. Time, 2:06. Umpires-
Flnneran and Boyle.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
HOPE FOR SAN FRANC''''
Rickard to Decide on SIZE '
Fight To day. :.

San Francisco. June 1s-l'ecia-ss Islls,s.
there was stiu a chance. thO. re At
that he would be able 10 pull on ..,sa .,' -
in San Francisco. Tex" RicSa'u ,s,,s. p,ss-
tonight that he would not annSrrr Isnsou =.
tively the site Of the JeffrieS-'on.s,sly D.,sly =;
tie grounds until tomorrow. to-moi pU,s U,ors ns'r
until Tuesday. Riekard seemed i n'C: cover
fml than at any time since tns ,r,,sasss's-
announced M that he would drive
ing out Of California gave -
Rickard would not state We. '.s uirs =
10 the hope that he could Prosssas 9sr sers y
original or plan of holding the asa, ssS.Ispra,p
~ he said that in view Of the dssS' sosd ..
Of Of which he could not speak. oa ns nlsas :
,save for Reno until tomorrow
Monday.
For other sports see e-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
NEWARK LOSES THE LEAD
Breaks Even in Double Header
with Buffalo.

Newark and Buffalo broke even in
double header yesterday afternoon, the
Bisons winning the first game by a score
of to and losing the second by a score
of 2 TO o. Rochester again assumed the
lead, Newark going to second place by
victory over Jersey City.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
Totals 4O 1O 12 30 19 q Totals. .43 914t2s 1e 8

.Batted for Stroud in the fourth inning. iran
for Simmons in The ninth inning. zone out
when winning run scored.
Detroit O o 0 8 3 2 l 1-1O
Roston O ? / o o o o .
Txo-base ht-Moriarty. Three-oase hits
Gardner Crawford. Home run-tileinow Hits
Off stroud ) in 4 innings; off Killian, in L In
ming; off Muln in innings; off karger,
in 4 1-3 innings; off Cicotte. in 1-3 innings
off Wood, 8 in 1-3 innings. Sacrifice hits-Mc-
Intyre, Delehanty, Karger. stolen bases-Busn,
Lord, Hooper, Hall. At bat-Agatnst STROUD; ~
in 4 innings; against Killian, in 1 inning;
against Mullin. 19 in innings; against karger.
21 in 4 1-3 innings against Cicotte. In l.3
innings; against Wood. IL in 1-3 innings. Left
on bases-Detroit s: Boston. 9. First on balls
OFF Stroud. /; off KIian /: off KaTger; 3. 3; OF
Detroit, 8: Boston, /. Hit by pitcher-By Stroud
(stahD. Struck out-By Mullin. l.; by karger'
/; by Cicotte, /; by stroud l.; Passed oall~
pires-Egan and Evans
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
METROPOLITAN TITLE UP
First Round in Championship
Singles Played Off.

Five actual matches and four defaults
ushered in the metropolitan championship
singles yesterday on the turf courts of
the West Side Tennis Club, 23sth street and
Review Place Reuben A. Holden. jr. Yale
captain and champion. sTnothered Alfred A
Dederer, a former Cornell player, 6-love
and So Holden. who has won distinction
in Western championships. played the short
game ably and his powerful crossing drives
at all times had Dederer at q. disadvantages
Gustave F. Touchard. national indoor
champion and one of the group OF Califor-
mans who have accomplished so much upon
the courts In this section of the country.
defeated T. z. Tomlinson. Is. e-love and
s-love Touchard allowed Tor1linson 10
wear himself out by hard driving from the
hase line in the first set. Then Touchard
opened an attack of such Kaleidoscope
changes from base line TO net that Tomlin-
son was annihilated as far as defence went.
losing two sets in order by love scores
Hugh Tallant. the former Harvard crack.
and Neal C. Stevens of Yale, dropped out
nv defaults William D. Bourne. New York
Athletic Club. defeated Austin Smith. Sd
s4 e+. while Frederick c. Baggs defeat
cd n G A. Child. So So. and Paul Foer-
ster defeated Arthur Scheffer. 3-S. SS.
81 ONLY five of the courts were used! as
the recent rain has not improved the gen
eral condition of the new turf.
The summary follows
Metropolitan mems championship singles fls SnIss
roundl-Reuben a. Holden; jr- defeated Atf5eo ss
a Dederer 60 6-2 Dimon e Roberts De.
feated Hugh TaIlant. by default; A j. Ostend0Ir
defeated Neal c. stevens, by default; Wiiiiam y.
Bourne defeated Austin Smith. 81. 0-4 q
Rev. Edgar A Lowther defeated T. Townse1d
by default: Gustave F. Touchard defeated i; J.;
= TomIinson, 1-6 Go. Go: Walter Merrill
Hau defeated Howard Hildt, by default: FREQ
arick c. Bagss defeated o. e A Chho %
second round-PauI Forester defeated Arthur
Scheffer, Sc 6-3. 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
TIGERS WIN IN TENTH
One Extra Inning Required to
Defeat Red Sox.

Detroit June 1e.-Detroit defeated Boston
in the final game of the series here to-day
hv a. score of 10 to 9. The winning run
came in the tenth inning on base on balls
to Mullin, McIntyres sacrifice and singles
by Bush and Cobb. Each side used three
nitchers. all of whom were hit hard.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
Totals s2472 27 II o Totals. 30 4 q is I

.Batted for Truesdale In the seventh inning.
Usshtpeton 2 o o O o o O.
81, Louis ........0 o o O-I
Two-baee hits-McBride. Newman, Three
ha ee hit-Johnson. Sacrifice hit-Schweitzar
Double plays-Wailace. Truesdale and Newman;
Stephens and Hartzell Passed ball-Street /
stolen base-I Alivelt Bases bails-Or Iske
8; OF Johnson / Struck out-By Lake g. hv
johnson s. Left on hases-St. Louis 4 Wash
inston f. T1me--l::o Uupires-Sheridan and
KERN.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
WALSH STILL INVINCIBlE
White Sox Take Three Out of
Four from Athletics.

Chicago, June 19.-Chicago made it three
out of four from Philadelphia, winning by
a score of to to-day. This defeat pulled
the Athletics from first place Walsh al
lowed only three hits. Oldring, Browne
and J. Collins made sensational catches.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
CUBS WALLOP THE REDS
Four Cincinnati Pitchers Fail to
Stop the Visitors.

Cincinnati. June 19.-Chicago. profiting by
the wilduess of Cincinnati pitchers and hit
ting with men on bases, defeated Cincin-
hatl to-day by score of 10 to 3. Cincinnati
used four pitchers, none of whom could
stop the scoring OF the visitors. Schultz
and Mitchell each made two three-baggers.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
BURNS TO FACE GRIFFIN.

Charley Griffin. the featherweight cham
pion of Australia, will box Kid Burns. the
West Side lad. at the Olympia Athletic
Club in the main bout OF ten rounds to-
night.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
ROCHESTER,, 3; JERSEY CITY, /

Rochester defeated the Skeeters at Jersey
City yesterday by a score of 3 to l. The
home team made more errors than hits.
Ferry pitched well, despite the poor sup
port, and was credited with ten assists
Holmes, who was the slab for the Wis
itors. had admirable control and held the
Jerseymen to hits.
The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
he score follows

First base by errors-Rochester 3. Left on
bases-Rochester. 10; Jersey City e. First base
on bals-of Holmes. 3: off Ferry, . Struck out
BY Holmes. A. by Ferry 5. Three-bass hit
PHttee. Two-bsse hutchinson. Sacrifice hits
Spencer. Blair, Hanford. Stolen bases-Too-
ley o. Pattee, Johnson. Double pays-Moran
and Aperrnan. Hit by pitcher-By Ferry fNioel-
lerl. Umpires-Kelly and STAFFORD. Ttme-l 30
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20

Totals 30 p Il 81 Totals: 80 3 "a
Chicago .,.;..........o 2 *
HIts-Off Plank Is in 3 innings: off Atkins.
none in innings stolen basescE; s,, Collins %.
burne Barry Left on bases-Chicago. 3; Phila-
delphla. 4 Bases on halis-on Walsh. 2: off
Plank .; off Atkins |. Struck out-By Walsh.
2: bv PLANK q by Atkins A. Time-15O. I'm
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
SECOND GAME.

pdI HTnsKeLy bitRv stHen B7ba
-Sabrie (unassisted): Gettman and Hearne
Corcoran. Starr and Sabre. Struck out-By
Parkin, g: by Taylor. l. Bases on balls-By
Taylor. l. Hit by pitched ball-Louden. 2;
Schlafy. by Taylor. Left bases-Newark
g: Buffalo, 2. Time OF game 30. Umpires-
Byron and Hurst. Attendance-S.0 600.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
Totals. SO 5 10 27 IL 81 Tote

.Batted for Agler in the ninth inning. Iran
for Lee in the ninth inning.
Buffalo. ............ l ID
Newark ............ O 0 O.
Runs-Crisp, McGinnity. Zimmerman, Meyer.
Corcoran (2), Starr CD. White Stolen bases
Meyer. Sacrifice hits-StarT, Sabrie. Williams
Sacrifice fies-Zmmerman. Two-base hits
Zimmerman, McGinnity 90. Lee. White. Home
run-Corcoran. Double plays-Louden. Schlafy
and Agler Merritt, Williams and Corcoran. Hits
of McGinnity in innings. AT bat-Against
McGinntty. 80 Struck out-By McGinnity, =
by Lee, l: by Merritt, 8. Base balls-Off
Merritt 1. wild pitch-McGinnity. Hit by pitched
ball-Corcoran by McGinnity; Starr by Lee
First base on errors-Newark. 3; Buffalo. 3.
Left on bases-Newagk. 5: Buffalo. O. Time OF
game hours. Umpires-Hurst and Byron. At
tendance, 5000.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Elmira, /; Syracuse, o feleven innings
Scranton, 2: Albany. 0 first eamel
Albany. /, Scranton, Second
game).
Wilkes-B Barre. 8, Troy. g.
Binghamton, 3; Utica, l.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
WASHINGTON. 4; ST. LOUIS, l

ST Louis, June 19--Washington won the
last game Of the series from St Louis to-
day by a score of to 1. Johnson was a
puzze to the st. Louis batsmen, not a hit
being made off his delivery until the sew
enth inning.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20

Two-base hit-Brown. Three-base hits
Schultz t2). Tinker Mitchell ~. Hits-Or
Gaspar in innings. Oft Fromme. IN In
nings' on Beebe in 1-S innings on Doyle.
IN 22-3 innings Sacrifice hit-Sheckard
otoien osses-Burns. Downey, Sheckard. Left
on nases-Chicago. 10. Cincinnati. g. Rases on
nals-on Brown, 8; of Gsspar 2: OF Reebe. 4
OH Doyle ,, Struck out-Bv Brown. 4. by
boyle 3 Wild pitch-Doyle. Time-232 Um-
plres-Johnstone and Moran.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
PREPARE TO MOVE CAMPS
Jefries and Johnson Arrange y
Get Away Hurriedly.

Santa Cruz. Cal. June 19.-Accorqias
Sam Berger. Jeffriess manager VIZ
rived this afternoon with Jefriss' W
gave a sparring exhibition at loea lot-. :.
atre, arrangements are being made ~
breaking up of the Ben Lomond u1A
camp Tuesday evening The new q4a,.
probably will be at MOana springs a.
three miles out from Reno. -.
.'We are prepared to be on the H.,
said Berger. "and the sooner We near -
Rickard the better we VIII IKE Il !.
arranged for a special Pullman 'a
Jeffries and his trainers and Jus1 az
as we receive word from the promotes :,
entire outfit will go TO Oakland. WEI
special will be awaiting them
The only work by Jeffries to-o@s
the five rounds he boxed with Cor0e"
Choynskf in h exhibition anu -
period of shadow boxing and rope SAss
San Francisco. June 19.-AlthousH
ready at a moment 70 pack his &C., -,
and move 70 Reno. Jack JonlSo" -
through his usual performance al 'h. :.
this afternoon. Something Ike 80.
sons. attracted by the fact that II N'ss -,
ably the last boxing that ths -
would do in San Francisco. were s,,.go.
and the negro gave them a good - ri.
He nut on the gloves with 6eois "a
tor and the latter suffered IN us
rounds allotted 70 him Johnson n- s,,.s
of the best workouts of the trainN,- s.gls
and Cotton was plainly distreSsee Cd
the finish. Jack Mills nniSreU ..ipdsl
three more rounds. and Johnson -. - s,l
tbe programme by punching ths 's
tossing the medicine bali
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
Baseball Race in
Three Leagues

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at ST Louis.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Boston at Philadelphia.
RESULT OF GAME YESTERDAY.
Chicago, 10; Cincinnati. 8.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
W. L. PC w L. ~
Chicago s2 Is 661 St Louis. "a 2s .4so
New York 30 20 .592 Brooklyn % p .449
Cincinnati 25 2S 521 Phils 20 26 .435
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
No games scheduled.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Detroit. 10; Boston, 9.
Washington, 4 st. Louis. 1.
Chicago, 4; Philadelphia, 2
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
New York 80 l6 65a Cleveland. 10 2S .452
Detroit. ti IS 20 sss $50 Chicago. 10 ss .4o4
Boston . 25 "a .510ISt Louis. IL 8. -229
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Toronto at Jersey City.
Montreal at Newark.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
Rochester at Providence
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Buffalo. 5; Newark. 4 (hrst).
Newark, .; Buffalo. (secono)
Providence, /; Toronto. (hrst.
Toronto 4: Providence, (second).
Rochester, 3; Jersey City, 1.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
W.L.PCJ w.LP.C.
Rochester. 90 20 .5s2 Baltimore. "a a5 .4so
Toronto 80 % $50 Jersey City 1S 20 ,S91
Providence % 21 .523 Montreal Is 27 -372