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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
YACHTS NEARLY READY RUNNERS IN DEAD HEAT
American Contenders in Klel
Races Soon To Be Shipped.

Boston. April So.--The second American
sender Yacht armada that will invade Ger
man waters I'm June for the fourth interna-
tiona contest will he shipped during the
next fortnight. the yachts Bibelot Beaver
and Cimi leaving New York about May 10.
while their shippers and crews Will folio"
a few days after.
Although the series stands two to one in
favor Of the Americans. by reason or their
victories over the Teutons at Marblehead
in 1905 and 1902 the Yankee yachtsmen are
very anxious TO retrieve the defeat at Kiel
in 1907 and at least two OF the yachts are
expected to prove we'll adapted to the
rough water conditions Of that narrow
blight Of the Baltic Sea.
This years International races at kiel
will begin on June 10. Tho principal tro-
ply is again offered by the German En-
peror, while Prince Henry of Prussia con-
tributes the second prize. The Bibelot Is
owned by r. W. Emmons. I'd, Of Boston,
and Harry Payne Whitney OF New YORK.
Mr.. Whitney is playing polo this year. so
Captain Emmons. who is a member or the
Eastern Yacht Club. will sail the Blbelot
with the assistance Of r. De y. Boardman
and John Parkinson. The Bibelot. which
is now at the Herreshoff yards. will have
a few practice spins in Narragansett Bay
before she Is sent to NeW York.
Captain Emmons has chartered large
steam yacht for the 81 week. the
Beaver, which won second Ilace in the in
ternational series with the Spanish yachts
men last summer, is owned and will be
sailed by her entire crew, y. II. Eustace,
George b. Dabney and George Nichols. All
three are members OF the Beverly Yacht
Club, Of Buzzard's Bay and two OF them
are members OF the Eastern Yacht Club.
II has not yet been decided from which
club the Beaver Will be entered.
The Gina. which finished third In the
Spanish races, will he sailed by her owner
/ Guy Lowell. OF the Eastern Yacht Club
and lie will have with him j. Robertson
/ Harding. who was on the boat last year
/ and Arthur Adams. tho jibsheet man oil
/ the victorious Harpoon # last year.
Henry Howard, tho originator OF inter
national sender yacht racing, sailed fol
Europe on April lS. and will be the offlcia
representative Of this country on the board
of umpires.
Kiel, April 30.-The fourth annual sender
class yacht races for the Emperor william
cup are attracting greater interest thar
ever. Eighteen new sonderclass yachts
have been constructed one being for Prime,
Adalbert, and OF these three will be Sc
! lected to meet the three American com
petitors
This remarkable increase in the numbe
OF yachts has given rise 10 discussion II
German yachting circles as 10 the posi-
bility and advisabllty of changing the elias
Of yachts taking part in the Emperor VIII
lam cup race. Suggestions have been mad'
that in future six-metre r yachts should ~
selected, but no official action in this di
rection has been taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
JERSEY CITY, 6; MONTREAL, 3

Jersey City Won its second game yester.
Gay from Montreal, at West Side Park. by
a score Of TO 3. The game was plaved
through drizzling rain. Lcclar presented
the victory TO Jersey city in the seventh
irning by Issuing two passes. Which. with
two singles. yielded two runs.
The score follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
The score follows
JERSEY CITY.


'''3'F ~ " - II y IVTHTs OF = 4 Y 10
Montreal ............O u q u u I a
jersey 'ity..........l I - % . ID
iase hiis-On Duhruc. | IN innings: on L.
claire. IN Innings. on Burke I'm / inning
Eiois-Duhruc ~, Brccn. Dcininger C,ettmpn
Dolan. First base ON ballF-On Dubuc :. ~
u.Ike' .; on ftill. 4 First base on errors-hIon
u,ai =, Jersey cry Left On bases-Mou-
claire, 2: by Frill. u. Two-hase hits-uoilv
french. Dolan. Sacrifice hiis-Hsnford Butler
Ahsia Sacrifice Wheeler Stolen ba.cs
nreen, Deininger. Double i.ay Absi,in and
warner Wild piton-Fril hit bv pitrher-
$50. A''N Ae"u''' iA4e -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
BOSTON, 2; BALTIMORE, o.

Baltimore April SO.-The Boston Terriers
to-day shut out Baltimore of the Eastern
League. by a score OF 2 10 0. Ingerton's
batting was tho feature, his sacrifice hit
bringing In the first run. and three singles
resulting from his other three times at bat.
The score by innings follows:
Ri e
Boston .......1 0 0 ! 0 0 0 0 % 8 /
Baltimore 40 0 0 0 0 D 0 90 s l
Batteries-McTiSue and Rariden; Muth,
Pope and Byers and Egan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
Meadosv Brooks Hard Pressed
Win Practice Polo Match. but Meet Spirited Ke'
sistance from Opponents.

score. The largest crowd of spectators YET
brought out by polo match was on hand'
among them being Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gould
Tho English team showed much better
foam work than has been revealed in pre-
vious matches, both Captain Cheape and
Lieutenant Palmes playing in splendid
form. The only goal scored by the Greens
came as the climax of long sensational
ride by Alex Brown. He hit the ban OUT o.
scrimage at the north end or the helo
and with three strokes had IL "ithih
strikink distance Of the goal at the other
end. He rode after the ball as 1t was roll
ing outside and turning Its direction maze
tally with perfect shot. 1t was inc
most brilliant play seen here In the prac-
tice matches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
PROVIDENCE, S, TORONTO. ?

Rocky Point r. l.. April 30-Providence
defeated Toronto here to-day, by score
Of 10 . The score by innings:
r. II. r..
Providence Il q . O-5 II |
Toronto .......1 o - % /
Batteries Lavender and Peterson: Killian
and Phelps. EMPIRES Black and Hart
Tine-2 hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
NEW YORK, S; TROY, 8.

Troy, y. Y, April So.-A team made up
OF New York Yankees this afternoon de-
feated Troy, of the New York state League,
by score OF to g. The score by innings
follows:
R. II. f.
New York. III 2 ! 0 0 0-5 IL .
Troy ..........0 0 l 0 0 2 0-3 Z
Batterits-S. Smith and Vandergrift
Brocfett, Chase and Blair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01

Goals-For Meadow Brook: !. waterbury =,
Rumsey !; j. NJ Waterbury, 3; total. o. Fcr
Greens; NJ stevenson, 2: j. +. Cowden, z; total
A. Eight periods. minutes each. Referees
Bullock and Lee.
ENGLISH TEAM GREENS.
No. Lieut.. Palmes. NO. Alex. brown
No. 2-Lleut Edwards. {. = kunlse!.
No. 3-Capt. L. Cheape. 40. 2-Capt. II Wilson
Rack-Capt. n Lloyd No. 3-toxhall Keene.
B.ck--Capt. Barrett
GossFor Tngli.h team: Lieuten n TT Pa c1G.s
ing twice; Captain II. Lloyd H. crossing; total,
IL: net score. So Goals-For Greens: Aex'
Brown, T. Eight periods. 6 minutes each Ref
erce-J Crane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
ST LOUIS.
CHICAGO.
Totals. sI227e1 Totals,

%Battei for George IN seventh inning 4Bat,ed
for Mcintyre In second inning
Chicago ............O 3 2 2 10
s.. Louis ..........1 o o %
Tvo-base hts-Wallace. Parent. Dougherty.
Hoffman. Three-base hit-Lord Home run
Murray. Hts-Of Crvs in 1 ID innings: off
George. IN % innings off Lake In 2 inn
ngs. OF LANCE. 5 IN 9 "a innings: or Walsh .
IN % innings. Sacrifice hits-Tannehill Lake
stolen hase-Dougherty. Double plays-Choui-
r2rd and Tannehill: Clarke and Wallace of
ou bases-Chioago. 3: 81. Louis, s. First base on
balls-On Cfiss .. off LANCE. . Hit by pitcher
By Walsn (Newnaml. struck out Nv Lange
3 by Walsh. 4: by Crisis. I by George Z by
Lake. 2 Time-2:l5. Umpres -PefTine ana
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he score follows
Totals 3i012 "a 800

'BatieG for Flater IN sixth inning tPat,ed
for Gull in eighth inning.
Eunalo .............O y ~
Newark ......-......0 q o q o - o .
sacrihce hits-McAllister. White Two base
hits-Cady. Finier. Sharpe. Thlee-base hits
on Flator. 4 on Gun. !. Off Corridor. 4 Struck
out By Flater !; 10y Gun. 4: By Sykcr .: bv
CGfridon .. Hi by pitched bal-Ry Flater
Ntai1); by cull Starr. by Gordon 0[el,yJ
Wld ptch-Cull iIis-On Fistcr o In Q inn
mss; on Gull In innings. or Sykes. none I'm
Inning Double pnvs-Nec. Never and Cadv.
Meyer Nee and Cady: McAllis,cr and iouden
First base Oh error-Buralo. Left on bases
IOlL0ck and Mrighi. Aitendance q nnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01

Mr.. Derby winds up an interesting and
readable letter by saying:
| do not want to see any less vigorous
or less m AMY game than We have now.
but I do Hant 10 see more Of the men who
now develop their lungs by singing and
cheering try the deep breathing that
comes when your mouth Is parched and
YHuy knees are beginning 10 feel bit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01

EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Buffalo at Newark.
Montreal at jersey City.
Rochester at Baltimore.
Toronto at Providence.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Buffalo, o: Newark, 2.
Jersey City, o: Montreal. 3.
Providence, B; Toronto, 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
TEAM OF YANKEES DEFEATED.

i team made up OF New York Yankees
performed before n crowd Of forty-hve hun
dred persons at Olympic Field yesterday,
meeting defeat at the hands of the Metro
pcltans. n semi-professional team. by n
scoro Of TO g. The game was called I'm the
sixth inning on account OF rain. The Nets
won the contest In the sixth inning by scor-
ing four runs The members who com
posed tho New York team were Wolter.
lube. Cree. Hartzell. Gardner. Johnson,
Williams. Sweeney. Revelle and Fisher.
The score by innings follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
Totals. .33 6 10 27 II Totals. .35 0 "a q

IRAN for Gibson In ninth inning tBatted for
Gardner In ninth inning
Chicago ............0 o o Ks
Pittsburg ...........2 0 o o o IA
Two-base hits-Wagner o.. Tinker. SheckaN.
Holman, Schultz, Archer Wilson. Home run
Hoffman. Hits-OR Richie, in / inning: of
Weaver. I In innings off Camnitz, 0 In q 1 }
innings; off Gardner, in % innings. Sacri-
fee hit-Archer. Stolen base-Evers. Left on
bases-Chicago. O; Pttsburg. !. First base on
bals-On Richie, l. off Camnltz. 2; OF Weaver.
2 Struck out-By Weaver. e. by Camnitz, 4:
by Gardner, @ Passed ball-Gbson. Time
go. Umpires-Finneran and Rigler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
CLEVELAND.
Totals. a55I1 2715S Totals. .85 49+25 10 2

Stated for Works in ninth inning. tran for
Schmidt I'm ninth inning. IBatted for Jones IN
ninth inning. sRan for Stanage in ninth inning.
IRAN for Drake in ninth inning. zone out when
winning run was made
Detroit ..............0 q o As
Cleveland ...........0 q % o %
Left on bases-Detroit. s: Cleveland, !. Two
base hits-Eastery, Delehanty. GainOr. Pitch
ers records OF Banding runs and hits in
innings ard times at bat In ninth inning
of Mitchell, 3 runs and hits In IS inning
Sacrifice hits-Bush Graney. Birmn CHAM. stolen
hase-Crawf0rd. Double play-Stoyal funss-
sisted Struck out-By Banding =. First base
on balls-Of Works, ] or Banding .. Time
l4j. Umpires-O LOughlin and Dineen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
Baseball FiSbf
in Three Leagues

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati ut st. Louis
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at P1ttsbufg.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Chicago, 8; Pittsburg, 4. >
Cincinnati W. st. Louis (ra'n'
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
wIPCI W.. PC.
PhiIa Ill .7s8 Cincinnati. = 400
New York 9 o 1913 Boston, 10 .SSS
Pittsburg.. 3 3 .0I5 st. Louis a., say say
Chicago. 8 600 Brooklyn. 10 .Ioo
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
Philadelphia at New York.
Washington at Boston.
Cleveland at Detroit.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Detroit, 5; Cleveland. I.
Chicago. o; St. Louis. 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
W. L. PC. Boston. ! :462
Detroit IA Q 1867 w. l.. PC.
New York .s sss Phil Ff.I.i;nd Ss,o s sss
Chicago. 7 Z 800 st. louis. III .2o7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01

The invitation tournament OF the Garden
City Golf club. 10 he held on Thursday.
Friday and Saturday OF this week. will
start with an eghteen-hole testing round
There Will be three sxtecns The final
round on Saturday viii consist OF thirty.
six holes. With one or two exceptions VI
j. Travis has won this tournament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01

In point OF fact some stimulus is needed
TO arouse the interest of men and boys 10
a point where they will throw aside the
natural inclinations 10 take things easily
for the sake OF emulating the deeds Of
others. II was necessary for Johnny Hayes
10 win the Olympic Marathon in England
before cross-country running could boom
as it has in the last two years IT required
an international match 10 make polo pros
per as IT should II demands the meeting
OF champions or near champions in boxing,
lawn tennis or golf 10 lead 10 wide par
ticipation in these sports ii necessitates a
varsity team in baseball or football. and
IN many cases winning team. 10 bring out
men for the purpose OF building up the all
important physical side. Abuses are bound
10 creep i'm. and there is disposition no
doubt 10 exaggerate the training and
coaching OF a football eleven. but the sport
would soon die natural death, as ii did
at Columbia, II the season was devoted
iargel 10 intercollegiate games and il
largely to intercollegiate games and II
or less manufactured interest in varsity
team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01

Programmes are out for the thirteenth
annual amateur championship tournament
Of the Metropolitan Golf Association. TO la
held over the links OF the Garden city
Golf Club. May g. %. &c and q. The cham
pionship will consist OF a qualifying round
Of thiriysix holes, and the top slxty-four
Will continue on at match play. The first
thlrty-two will qualify for the title and
the third and fourth sxteens TO. minor
prizes. There IS also a cup for the defeated
sixteen OF the first thirty-two. All match
rounds will consist OF eighteen holes. ex-
cept the final.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01

Charley Ebbets says Il am going TO
make the Brooklyn fans take their hats
off TO me before / get through with base
ball" meaning. no doubt, that one OF these
fine days National League pennant will
be raised In Brooklyn Some of the loyal
rooters across the bridge will take off their
shoes and walk TO the park for such =
happy occasion.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-25
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beIrsn fsien nntsr Tin niff einia, mas
|cis Re8ieruns su Der ooffnung pers
anldbt, nit ihnsn Elm elrrangtment
trtffsn au tonnen.
Or. soIf's Radfofser nod
niht beftimmt.
Berlin "a. DEG. 6trSoa
Nbolf Srisbrih su Wedlenburs II.
aus Der Reibs Der aanbibaten, Die ses
riidtueife fir ben 9,often bes Uous
r<rnsurs BON 9eutih Ditafrifn sss
uonnt purb.n, ausgeiGieben. Gnon
Bel Der grnennuns Or. SoIfs 5um
aoloniafietrsidr, an StelIe ots mad
ben Marotio llnitimnigieiten sus
riidsetretenen Dr. .. ainteauiit. bieb
| es, bab 6srsog abclf Jriebrih gu
Or. GpIf's Rohf olesr beitimrit lei.
Gin offisislles Dement, bisier Rad
rihi, bas i.si srFolsts. III basu bes
itimmt, nieie Melonnssn ole irrig 5u
be3si6nsn. Wer isooh sur gtissunn
oss poitens auserieben lit, ooriitsr ut
in Der Witthsiluns nihts sntbaltsn.
Aus benz Datitan.
Or ON, "a. DEFENDER. Die anrois
nGl, ycrlep, Taleonio unb D'gpnnsu
| iiRS nit Observation-Disclosures aus
ben Der. Staoien unb Srlonb aber'
louft fporben unb cine arobs ansobl
9eIhenie, BON aatboliten uuo prctss
| Tfon.en itdmmero. iino bier fur lie
tinge.roffen. Roniisnor atnntbn,
| gsltor bes ameritoniiten GolIegiunts,
iiberreihte rem Vapit 5dmitns tn
gripaiaubiens nls qeisrspfenn.a ces
Ig5biIhofs BON Qbilaoelphia $27.827.
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IN cine Wsnbuns gum 8eHsren einsss

TT cine Wenbuns gum 9eFsren einsts
tretsn.
- benjamin. WaIters fpurbe i'm
Stobteeriht ipesen Strabenbettelns
INN SIS nno Soften beitraft. William
Hrorpn erbisit peTelbsu Wersehens nee
gen SIS uno Rotten uuferIest. 1eute
ftnhet tstns Staotseridtsiisung itatt.
Die g.rbanbIuns in Der Sdae
benerfabtIase Der 0ipIa ytihols gegen
bic 5ao Gppiueton uno Cincinnati
Gtrabenbabn 9eiellihaft i'm Betrue
&c ppn $15, 600 rpurbe untsrbrpten
oa elm aompromiB gu Stanbe fam.
Die Staotratbs5isuna ipurbt
unldBIih nes Weibnabtstases aui
Dienitao Mbeno perihpben.
9eiunbkitsbeamtsr Or. 8. )
MaGIineiprb berihtete iiber folseno'
9oossfdIle ipdhrenb Der perfIofener
Wo1e: Marp ". Spare, 66 Sabre
S6usIing gen; 2puiIe Ssntmunn
%; gsrnarbins auabs, IS; Mnnc
9oushertD, 80; gbarIes SmalIDopb
So; Qoutfe Soplor, z; Subert R. Sa.
nen, 8; Sptparb .. Marfb, "a; Sobr
gIpbertp, 26; Wilbelmtno Rsttie. SO
Senrp Sbepbaro, SO; Walter Meper
13; Marp Masbulena Scutti, 68
glementine Gprbtn, 77, unb Samue
Wtarpin, 80 Sabre.
- Die Staot Gopinotpn erIdnet
| fir ben gnu zines itdbtilben Grema
toriurs an Der 2. unp Wain Strdb
einen 8auerIuubnibibein.
9auiuipettpr @eprse 2ubreh
lit nit benz Serfteuen Teines Sabresbe
ridts beitGftist. Die Sunme fiji
Reubauten bate i'm Iesten Sabre bi
bonn Sabre 1910 nm $500, 961 iiber
ftiesen. Srob Der Grbobuns bes qrei
fss fir 9dumatsrtol purben 3159au
srloubnibIfsine auseeitellt, 80 nlsh
aIs i'm @oriobrs. Or nabm fir gou
erIaubnibId.ins$1326.90 elm, S492. 81
mehr als i'm Sabre 1910. Die Goitei
| fir Reubautsn i'm lsbten Sabre betru
gen $614,4 ,4S6.
| - SIM JalIe bon Garlep uno Da
niels segsn bic Bluff Gitp 5ap Gp
sab Ridtsr Sracn ben 8efebl, bal
cine Mnsabl Woasons nit Seu burd
ben Moiter GommiHioner pertauf
psrbsn foller.
- 6eute Ra6mittas I'm 3 llbr fin
bet i'm prpteitantii1en Waiienhdui
an Der ID. ctr. uno MabiIon Ioenu
bic Weihna6tsbef fir bic 3,
Waifentinber itdtt. Die Superintsn
bentin geiiis 81. muite pirb bic ,Mo
tber Gopi." aantate auffiibren loi
fen.
| = Sn gauntp NrmenbduIs I'M
in hem Gountss unb Stabtgefdngnit
piro ben SniaFen heute Elm ertra fei
nes Mabl isrpirt. Supt. Council
unb Die Gefansnibpdrter arons I'M
Stitb haben bafiir ipe5isQs @orbersi
tungsn aetroffsn.