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New-York tribune., 1911-09-06
sCHLECHTER GAINING
Americans Do Poorly in Interna-
tional Chess Tourney.
Rv cahle 70 tho Tribune. ]

Carlsbad. Sept 5.-The results OF the
tvelfth round of the international chess
masters tourney. played at the kursal In
,b,s CITY to-day, brought about quite a
change I'm the position of most of the COM
netitors Schlechter. by virtue of he VIC
-. o,,or Cohn. increased his LEAD over
Te,chmann by half point as c's player
could do no more than draw with the
American champion, Marshall The other
Americans. Joiner. Jaffe and ChaJes' looked
a sorry lot. inasmuch as one ana each OF
,ba,, lost-,Iaffe to Alechne, Joiner To Rot
to,.i and Chates went down before kostic.
l., ,,,,saouence OF these results Marshall
had ~ give up his place to RotIewl conn
tu,nhled from third place to sixth place.
and so on.
,rho o,ber results were as follows
I.oowenfsch beat Fahrni Perhs was
baa,on nv Chotimirski. while the games pe-
tu,oor Tartakower and Nidmar. Burn ana
Nianzewitsch. Salwe and I'eonhardt ana
AIapin and Duras. were drawn. Suechuhg
ana Rubinstein and Spielmann ana ka-
h,nowitsch adjourned their respective games
., tho call OF time These, together win
tho other games adjourned IN previous
,o,,nds will be resumed tomorrow.
,rho record TO date follows:
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06
EASTERN LEAGUE BASEBALL
Baltimore Orioles Defeat Newark
Indians with Ease.

Baltimore, Sept. 5.-Baltimore hunched
bits off McGinnity in the third game of the
series with the Indians here to-day ana
manag ged rather handily To capture the con
test by 70 I score.
sam Frock who was driven from the
mound nv Newark i'm the morning game
Yesterday. came hack to-day ana easily
won The Redskins were helpless before
the former Boston twirler's delivery and
only for couple of costly errors by the
local infeld in the second inning of the
battle the visitors would have been dipped
into the kalsomine bucket
The scnrn fnllnMs.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06
ENGLISH PLAYERS PRACTISE
Defeat Americans at Lawn Ten
mis- with Ease.

The English lawn tennis team, composed
of =. r. Dickson, Arthur Lowe ana a To-
Beamish. which will attempt to retrieve
the Davis CUP. played before a large gal
lorv IN two practice matches or the courts
of the West side Tennis club yesterday,
where the first Of the three international
matches will be played on Saturday after
noon.
Calhoun Cragin and the Wrenn brothers
r. d. and g. L., engaged them IN the
singles and doubles matches An interested
spectator was William A. Larned, the ma
tional champion, who critically watched
the Britishers.
Beamish and Dickson confused the Wrenns
in the doubles by their hard and accurate
shooting TO both sides Of the court the
first set was forced up to So, but the
challengers took the second at 6-3. They
decided to play another set Whlch the
Wrenn brothers won, %.
Not once throughout the matches dld
Reamish or Dickson move up TO the net
but resorted to back court diving They
vere content To lob the ball 10 each side.
Their playing of ground strokes was par
ticularly good
Arthur Lowe easily took the measure OF
Calhoun Cragin in the singles, after some
fast playing In the last set The score
was 81, 6-3 and 81. The Engllshman'
pursuing HIS old methods Of playing in the
back court, covered the court well ana
was deadly in his placing of shots. Cragin
also was In exceptionally fine form, push
ing Lowe I'm the second set and compelling
him to play their extra game in the last
before he succumbed to defeat.
owing to the respite allowed the British
trio. the committee has been compelled tC
send out announcements as TO the validity
of the tickets to the purchasers The blue
tickets will be recognized for the opening
match on Saturday. while the white vii
be accepted on Monday and the yellow ones
on Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06

a,,, was in the Dixie " and III "heh
,I.,, successfully defended the trophy ana
,no other one Is practically a duplicate
,ho first one 4 remarkable feature
'ton, them is their durability ana con
.,.to,, running. and absence of the usuai
,tonh,ee incident to high speed motorbodt
racing. ,o,,.,,,ore IN tbe
cseino tbis evening by the Motor Boat
Ill. ~ America Commodore Hou'd oHeleu
y. ,,,n to be raced for among the BRUSH
- iii. wceH. The day oi the race was
,o, ,preed Upon tonight
Rear commodore Black'on Hinoulceo
,bat be intended TO start Work next Mon
Ga~ ,"' on cup defender for next years ears
races The visitors promised tHat my
,soa,d ,a ha here to make another effort TO
"'[ Too, ,I' robbins. Of the visitors in a brief
.,.,ocl, declared that the arrHngemen's t'r
= : c,n coo,esi had never before been so eA-
q ccuen,ly made as for the contest ended to-
Gay.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06
JOHNNY KILBANE TO TAKE REST

Los Angeles. Cal. Sept. 5-Showing little
effect OF the hard milling in his fight with
Rivers. which he ended so suddenly and
spectacuiarly yesterday at Vernon, John
ny" Kilbane. of Cleveland said to-day he
would rest a while before again taking up
the routine of training for his bout with
Frankie Conley. In "A conference last
night after the Rivers contest, kllbane
agreed 10 a change of dates and will meet
Conley on September 30. kilbane said to-
day he was willing to meet Rivers In a
return match after the Conley bout
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06
STUCKTEN ON HIS GAME
Wins Two Matches in Play for a
Golf Title.

Manchester, Mass, Sept 5.-FaVorod by
excellent weather, the first and second
rounds for the Massachusetts golf cham
pionship were played to-day. N. W. stuck
Ten. the present champion, came through
with "A clear record.
Tohn q Anderson. OF Brae Burn. a for
reT champion, disposed OF two hard OPP
nonents when he defeated Rodney Brown.
OF Meadow Brook one OF the longest
drivers i'm the state. by up | TO play, In
Tho morning and then disposed of 4. W.
Whittemore. Of the Country club, by UP
/ to play. in the afternoon.
H. Schmidt. OF Worcester, came through
hoth rounds. defeating G. VI. Clafin, OF
Wollaston, in the morning, up. and dis-
posing OF +. Ouimet. OF Woodland at up
TO play. I'm the afternoon
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06
ClIBS GAIN ON GIANTS
Tinker's Hitting and Fielding Too
Much for ST. Louis.

chicago Sent. tinker was easily the
-. g., to-dav's game with st. Louis. his
fielding and hitting being responsip'e io'
Chicago's victory at to Ills 'r'p'e III
the NTH inning drove IN TWO runs VIII"
won the game.
Incidentally the Cubs gained httle OF
tho Giants. as inc New YORK team was
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06

Totals % ioi327s4i Totals ..ai442'ia

rrstted for Cashiou In fourth inning tBatted
for Becker i'm ninth inning.
-, ...,.,,t,tf. q n N-lo
Washington ......-" u
.rrreo base hit Murphy Sacrifice hits Eiher-
r.rJ caeblon Sacrifice hieS-Baker. Mcinn's
stolen bases Morgan. Collins Bass ,Cl,,ls on balls
on Cashion. 4; of Becker. on kraus'' ~,
5llDGS Er1gso 's First bas, on errors washington
:: fhdaephia Loh 9n e., Ias'SuM%sn'"s as rSbsI Nv
t'"' ,rarr,., bv Krauae tGesslcrl Wii
,,.,,ch.s Krausc %. Ecckcr 90. Pitchers rec,
ddr5e or Cashlon. hits end j. iim.s az 'Ni,
uI'9 innings. Of Becker Q hits and - times ~
,t ~ In : iunincg Time-2oo. Tmp'res-f fef-
riue and Dneen.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06
WIN EASILY
Pile Up Ten Runs TO Only Four
for the Senators.

PhiIadelphia. SEPT 5.-BunChed hits of
the deliveries Of CaShion and Becker gave
the Athletics an easy victory over Wash
ington today at 10 70 !. Krause was IN
vincible after the second inning. tolllns :
made three singles and drew base on
balls in five trips 70 the plate.
The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06
EpOOKINN
Total. si61N1ao' Totals. s....2a o2N i :


'Fafted T0T haE0H :" '-'1 - q
Thuadep phia .... a. n q u %
~ bases- Philadelphia. s; Brooklyn'
LII T,yC has hitz-Lud5rus. Lobert' Wnoe,, AZ,
Sac,tace hils-M Mage. 'urtis ss tlIs, oSSr Kna,e
errors porf' Do,bIo rlay-Smith ~ Tooiey
Bases Bases on ba.-o c"rts on Curtis srTfe 5y S
N Ragon' "a, oo burke 6 In ID innings
Bason' Ba,nG d hail Erwin. Tlme is. tmpires
f-t,stop. aud FIs0n
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06
TOUCHARD PLEASES GALLERY
Plays with Miss Holmes in Mixet
Doubles and Is Victorious.

The play In mixed doubles was the at
tractivc feature IN the continuation Of the
New Rochelle tournament on the Quaker
Ridge courts yesterday, the presence ot
Gusfavc p Touchard. the national doubles
chaupiOn haVin. something TO DO with the
intcrnst disnlaved. He WAS doubled with
Miss Holmes, and they happened 10 draw
Miss Gillette and Harry Parker I'm the sec
ond round Frequently throughout the
match TOuchard showed some OF ms mas
Ter shots i'm passing, and whenever the
chaucr offered nc smashed. 90 the dclSht
cf the gallery Miss Holmes did her part ~
making openings for her partner ana was
all the time i'm the thick Of the rallies. The
bracket went To- Miss Holmes ana Touchard
by the score Of 6-2, -.
The summary follows.
quaker Ridge championship cup. mems
singles thfth round1--J. :. ONeale defeated
Alfred y. lIammeit e. Ga
Mixed doubles (hrst round Miss Anna
Martin and Abraham Bassford ir.. defeated
Miss Emily Dcitz ana q. *. stern co. C;
NJ and Mrs Brtton defeated Miss Hertz and
IL M phillips 81. g. Mrs Henry Bur
dick and I.attnner defeated Mrs &. Coles
phillips and Alexander ! Bradley. G-l. co.
cec6ud round--Misa Holmes ana Gustavc +.
vouchard defeated Miss Gillette ana Harry
parL,r O. -. Miss Grove and A. Ostcn-
dorm defeated Mrs David Sands and Morris
4 Clark. G-i. Ct. Miss Anna Martin and
Ahraham Bassford. jr. defeated Miss 4.
coctic ana Witherby Black GO 60. Mrs
Isiienn Nash and :. T.. Henshaw defeated Mrs.
E}.rl,g f. Porter and Dr. H. +. Drake G--3
q. Miss B y. Ticmann and David Sands
Sefrated Miss Brehn and W. y. Granger. G--l
49, doubles tnrst roundj Hickman ana
.Itf,t.r defeated Black and Roper e
- Ct Hosenb"um ana lianmeti defeated
I,,b.ftspu and Todd, -, CT. g, ".
n f,d and mariner defeated Louis Oshmau
nd partn-r by default. Nihefh} Black and
"' ui.Ir defeated Alexander / Bradley
~ Guest G-i q. Iipsl,iW ana
V~vnolds defeated Drake and Walz. CO
&c G.,
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06
Totals 4s271s1 Totals. 81 8s27 "a ?
.7sted for Lonerean in ninth inning

.7atted for IonerFan in ninth inning
Ner. work. q ? o.
postor q o o q . o.
rwo-bass ht-Chase Three base hits
Chese. Caldwell Ilits-On Thomas. none IN
9 inning off Hall. IN 1-3 innings. sac
riAce fv-I Gardner Sacrifice hits Blair.
Fnqie stolen bsses--Danieis %. Double
plsvs-Sreakcr 10 Yerkcs. Nunamaker 10
YerSes left on hases-Rcston, 6, New Nork,
Hail. g. bv caldwell, g. Hit by pitcher.
Daniels Cry Thomas). Struck out-By Han,
2: Ly Caldwell Passed ball -Nunamaker.
Uud nitc6-CaldwaH Tlme-1:5O Cmpires
connolly and sheridan.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06
DURYEA'S MAHTHORPE WINS.

Paris. Sept 5.-The Prix de la Chesnoye'
run at Compiegne to-day. was won by H.
a Duryea's Mahthorpe. In the PriX des
Avenues Eugene Pliers Hiawatha finished
second. -----
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06
CITY, 4: PROVIDENCE. 3.

Providence Sept. 5--Jersey city defeated
Providence in a hard fought contest by
score Of to here to-day Providence
led in the third inning. but Jersey city
came back strong in the fourth and put
the game on ice IN the sixth. getting tour
hits off Crystal. which resulted in as many
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.

Fall River. 3: Brockton, 0.
Lawrence. ?: Lowell. o.
New Bedford. s: Worcester. &.
Worcester, s: New Bedford, O,
Lynn, 5; Hayerhill, az fnningA
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Ringhamton. b: Utica,
Wilkes Barre. >, Albany
Scranton, Z: Troy 4.
syracuse vs. Elmira, rain.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06
Totals. .27 3 q Il 8 Totals -. 80 :


sBa,ted for Harmon in ninth inning
C.bfc,Co. o......... q " -
90 o,is ~ o q q l.
Tyo-base hit-I;armon. Thrce-tase MT
7,t,.Lor Sacrifice hit-ENcrs stolen bas"
cool Double pay-Huggins to konetcny'
80, on bsses-Chicago. >, -. Louis. II"
FIRST has on balls-On Harmon. !; oil BloNn'
. Ift hv pitchcr-By Brown 'Bliss). SNu'h
out-Rv Harmon. 3. by Brown. :. lhne-
I1.t5 I-mpires -Rgier and Finneran.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06

"re engines which have driven ~" nave
in those Two races AN" f,u, 10
''e 10 possible for her $" A. N
defend the cup were designed ,a, ny - Car
rane, and built by the crane the same
.omVany one Of The eDgineS -
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06

Match play summary -Fstshrook beat Ttann, an
,.h. g up and to play. Clarke ana ,Iii, ,,Y ~
,tr",rt, best Fish 2 up and 70 play. sargent
beat tttley. / up; Mcneil beat Gillette, ! up.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06

EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TU-UHi'
Newark at Baltimore.
jersey City at Providence.
Montreal AT Rochester.
Toronto at Buffalo.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Jersey city. ( Providence. 3.
Baltimore, 1 Newark. \.
Montreal ~. Rochester trainl.
Toronto ~. Buffalo Crain)
.AsTIRN IINnI D. SINNDINE.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06
PROVIDENCE
Totals. .854sg512l Totals. 30 , I q 20
.Batted for crystal in seventh inning.

'Batted for Crystal IN seventh INNING
Jersey City......... q o i -
Providence. ........ q o"
Sacrifice hit-Peterson stolen bases Breen.
Abstein Phelau Tvo-hase hits Dolan. Ab
stein, Phe'an. Atz. crystal Three-base hit
Wheeler First base on bals-oN Doosoher, >.
on CRYSTAL. 2 First base on err-rs-fro' idHncAr
/ J4n ON bases Providence. :. Jersey cts.
3 struck out-Bv Doescher. 3 by crystal >,
bv Redent . Double play-Dolau TO Breen 70
Abstein Time 30 Jmpires-Kerins and
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06
Harvard Golfers Beaf
Williams Team on Links

tion put their heads together I'm an en-
deavor 10 solve a way to bring the tourna-
ment TO a close this week. 1t was prac-
tically decided TO run off the qualifying
round tomorrow afternoon In conjunction
with the team final AS the players on the
two surviving teams will be meeting IN
singles after luncheon II will be possioie
for them to keep their medal scores 10Y
the individual by simply barring stymies.
This would also cut the individual Hhai
round down TO eighteen holes on SATURDAY
afternoon, but the consensus OF OPINION
among the golfers was that this would oe
satisfactory.
The course of the Baltusro Golf CiuD
never looked more inviting. and the ON
cials of the Short Hills organization made
the visitors feel at home. SeVeral ne"
traps were noticed about the Inks be
sides the college boys. a number OF women
were there practising for the hatiohai
championship, to be held there mont"
hence.
The collegians noticed about the course
Yesterday included Robert Gardner George
stanley. {. G.. Waldo. jr, II. B. Lee r. b
Jennings and Holden wilson, all OF Yale
Albert seckel d. W. Houston jr.. A. O.
KAY c. =. EDDY. r. D. Blair Jr, ana D.
N stearns. Cd. OF Princeton: kenne'h
s,orr r /. Morrow. W White. f. Butter
,,or,h {. Downes and william CHAMPION
Of Columbia.
The summary Of yesterday hia''" '''
lows:
FcUR-BALL MATCHES.
,,pv,pD WILLIAMS.
- =. EIarLe and r. J. D. Standish, jr., and
NJ r.tahrook - o. l. D. Fish.......... -
"" pan,G and G. ] W Gillette and +. .
u, .,or,. A. l., Gill ......,... -.
= '". eHgsnt N1s, ard 7 G. p H. Hyde and e. y .
NrNeu ..... Cttley ...-...''''''' v
ro,s, - . Total ...........tt'. /
49,, r,a,. suumary-standish and Fish beat
Mstch 20 'r.tabrook 1 M 10 holes; Booth
and Aruorv beat Gillette and Gnl " Ian,d
gent and Mcneil beat HYDE and OtueS' up nv"
3 to play. ,,c,rr
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06
VARVANNA WINS WITH EASE
Light Harness Meeting Begins at
Poughkeepsie.

The light harness meeting AT Poughkcep-
sic. X y, orened yesterday afternoon,
and while the fields for the FIRST day We're
small they brought out some good ma
tcrial The 2:2J PAGERS opened the pro
,ramme. and of the FIVE starters two were
distanc-d in the first heat, which made il
no dif1cult matter for Varvanna, bay
risre bv Lookawav. To win I'm straight
heats Eva b. drew the pole. but ~ent dP
in the air and lost II at the first tun and
was finally distancod George coleman
started Highland oak. hut the Oakland
havior and lie ron half Of the way. "
was with evident satisfaction that he ga"
the distance flag fall in front OF nm
The summaries follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06

H,.ebaIi To-day. 3;i5 l.. NJ ~ Y. Americans
q. washington Amer. League Park. Adm. soc.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06

Baseball FiSbf
in Three Leagues

NATIONAL. LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
PHILADELPHIA at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati nj Pittsburgh 2).
II. Louis at Chicago.
REstLTs or GAMES YESTERDAY.
Philsdp,phia. &: BrooklyD. o.
Chicago. 3; II. Louis. ,.
Cincinnati ". Pittsburgh (rain).
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
". l.. P.f.l ". l.. Pc.
New York 90 t5 .G2S IT. Louis. 81 80 go
Chicago ~ 46 .GO1 Cincinnati 80 81 .i6l
Pittsburgh ~ 81 $40 Brooklyn. 10 - .fo5
Phlla .. 6j 81 .533I Boston 81 81 .266
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAHEs TODAY.
Washington at New York.
It. Louis at Detroit.
iinston at Philadelphia.
Results OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. I: Boston. 3.
Detroit vs.. IT. Loui- (rain).
Philadelphia. 10: Washington. "
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
wIPC. W. l.. nc.
Phila " 81 ~ 6ts Boston 6@ 63 90"
Detroit 76 so sos Chicago. 81 66 iSO
New York 81 60 521 Nash'tOr. 81 ~ All
Cleveland G6 80 .52t 81. Louis. 81 ~ .Too
GAMES TODAY.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06
ForR-BALL MATCHES.

Match play summary-standish ard tlsh ,nesn nea'
clarke and f.stabrook I up ~" holssl, 80,
- Arn'orv heat Gillette and GIL, ] up oaI
en-, and Mcneil beat HYDE and Uttley' ! up anu
3 to play. ,..-,rs
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06

FINISH. dime.
Inns HM.s.
Diue lv Melville. Heckscher ana o.,q.t7 0.13.
+, boulam .......,......''' 5.is:04 l:1s:04
Afa, s. Blackton ........
Ii'1eor the Duke 0f NestHih rtd not finish.
I,uter II Jane. e. Pugh
iAp Times by rounds were ,,.....d
New-York tribune., 1911-09-06

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OF
RURAL SCHOOLS
State Wide Conference Of Ken
lucky Educators.
NOTED SCHOOL WORKERS TALK

Unanimous Opinion Of Those Present
That It Is the Duty OF che state &c
Cause the Country School to En-.
courage the Boy and Girl &c Love
countr, Life and to Give Them the
Ability and Desire &c Love It.
Because country life skillfully and
inteiligen-ly directed assuredly offers
more of health, of independence,
and even of luxury. than is attain
able in any city; and because it
is imperative that unless the prob.
lem Of making the country school fit
country LIE be solved. there is every
indication that Kentucky. pre-emi-
nently an agricultural state, will soon
find herself with a decreasing, in
stead of an increasing, population, a
state wide rural school conference
was held in Louisville, Wednesday,
March %, under the auspices of the
Louisville Commercial club.
1t was II conference which may best
be designated as "neighborly''-a
conference which discussed the vital
and pressing problems of Kentucky's
rural schools. as man to man, as
neighbor to neighbor, each interested
IN finding the proper way to make
over the rural schools of Kentucky.
so that schools which fulfill their
mission@schools which touch inteln-
gently, alphabetically, constantly
and consciously every social and
economic interest that concerns the
community-may take the place of
the present intolerable rural school
system of the state.
The cor ference was called to order
at 1890 O'Clock in the auditorium of
the Seelblch Hotel
Coatinued on Page Four
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-04-19

THE slayers Of o. r. Spatch, the rail-
road detective, who was assassinated at
junction City during the firemen's
strik, has been captured every day since
the dastardly deed, according TO the
Danville papers. but its safe 10 say that
the murders viii escape as easily as the
slayers Of William Rucked, who was
shot while at the telegraph key in the
Danville depot about seven years ago.
Red hot clues developed every day but
so far no arrest has ever been made.
tn be the same way in the Spatch case.
At Kings Mountains a little over a wear
ago, Nat Engleman was shot in exactly
the same manner as Rucker and his
slayerS have never been apprehended,
although hot clues were at hand. VIM.
Rucker, was brother Of Jonas Rucker
agent here for the I a. y.
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