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Standing of Clubs.
10 games scheduled for today.

PHILADELPHIA. May 1s-The
Detroit merican League players,
standing firm upon their declaration
OF refusing to play against the Ath-
letios unless President Johnson REIN
stated Ty Cobb. declined to take part
In todays game, and Manager Hugh
Jennings put in a team of local anna
tours.
The game was d farce, and resulted
"a to in favor Of the home team.
It was thought by many that the
Detroit team was only biuffing. and
900 fans turned out today to see
the outcome of the affair.
Every Tiger came on the field an
hour before play, engaged I'm prac-
tice for half an hour. and then slip
ped to their dressing rooms. where
they put on their street clothes.
Jennings was plainly Disguised at
the outcome OF affairs, and intimated
that tt would go hard with the play
ers. He put tho veteran Jim Mcclure
behind the bat and Coach Joe Sugden
on first The big crowd took the
game as n Joke, and applauded all the
bad as we'll as the good plays for a
while, hut later a thousand or mora
demanded their money back
Tho score
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Standing OF Clubs.
Games To-day.
| New York at Cincinnati
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St Louis

CINCINNATI. May 1s.-Cincinnati
properly celebrated the opening of Its
new baseball park this afternoon by
nosirg out the champion Giants in ole
of the highest games Of the season BY
u score OF to 3. 1t was the second
time n three yearg and likewise the
second OF the last twenty-five games
pitched against them that Big Six
had lost TO the Reds "Rube'' Benton,
the southpaw from Chattanooga, had
the honor NJ lowering Matty's colors.
He. pitched wonderful bail in the
pinchas. and was furnished air-tight
support. But it m very doubtful il he
could ever have stopped the old master.
but for New Yorss errors at critical
times Score.
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In Baseball
MAY 10.

1sss--Fire destroyed the grandstand
at. Washington Park, Brook
Iyn.
1a02--Baton Rouge and Vicksburg
Cotton States League teams
played sixteen inning run
less game.
1o05-Washington Americans stole
ten batses on Sullivand and Do
ran. h Detroit
1s0s--''Doo" White, OF he Chicago
Americans. held the Washing
tons to one hit, made by Bob
Ganley.
1ao9--New York Giants, then tied
for las. place with Boston,
swamped Cincinnati, 1873.
Clark Griffith. then managing
the Reds, sent in one sub hit
ter when the score was 40
against his team. and another
when the score was as II finally
resulted.
e1o--Phtfadeipt1i Americans, after
winning thirteen straight. were
beaten by Detroit. IA Null
lin and Browning pitching
against kranse- and nXSert--
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NEWPORT NEWS AGAIN
DEFEATS PORTSMOUTH

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. May Ia
Before the largest crowd that ever
attended "A ball game here the Snip
builders defeated the Truckers today
by the score Of to 0, making a clean
sweep of the series.
Bates batting featured.
The Shipbuiiders scored one in the
first inning on Bates single. wild
pitch and two errors by Cooper, and
again In the sixth on Bates single,
a stolen base and an error. The score:
Neupprr News
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Pirates Win from Braves.

PITTSBCKG. PA, May ls.-Pitts-
burg defeated Boston, to !. by scor-
ing four runs in the second inning,
when the Boston pitchers. Tyler, Grit
fin and Purdue. between them gave
three walks and hit a batter. the lat
ter forcing in a run. With the bases
hlled. Leach singled. scoring two runs
Adams also went bad in the third,
allowing four hits which resulted in
two runs.
It III de ls,Ss- lahali MAJ III ss:s., 10y
in the seventh inning and McTighe
went on the rubber. Donnelly fin
ished the game. making five pitchers
all told. Cy Young Joined his team
and will pitch Monday, The score:
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richmond ..301 0 0 Ill
New York 80 30 0 90 o.
Summary: Two-base hits--Seyboid.
Hoffman, Treyer, Wahl. Home run
Mcfarland. Sacrifice hits-Seybold.
Etolen bases-Bohannon. Brugsy.
Double piays-Cooke to Treycr.
Treycr 70 Cooke. EaEEerty to Blue
to Bohannon. Struck out--By HaS-
gerty, q: Adams, 3: Neuer. /. Base
On balIs--By Haggerty, 4; Adams. !;
Neuer. 8. Hit by pitcher-.-Newnham.
O'HaFa. II Mcrhriand. reyer. VIE
yitch By EzagSsrty. \ Left On basss
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Summary: Stolen bases-Bowsn.
Bates Sacrifice hits--coates. Two
base hits-Murphy. First base on err
rors--Newport News, I; Portsmouth,
!. Left on bases--Newport News, 4;
Portsmouth, s. Double plays--Bates
. to Mcdonnell to Wolfe. Struck out
by Morrisey. 4, by Mayer. s. Bases
on t,niis---f3y Mefrissey. by Maysr,
l. Wild pitch--By Mayer. Hit by
pitched ball--By Murphy. Time Of
game--I:a5. Umpire--Mr. Rayfield
Attendance, : 0DU.
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OANv|LlE WINS CLOSE
GAME FROM NORFOLK

NORFOLK. VA. May is.-The SUI
perior pitching OF Gardin gave Dam
VILE a close decision over the Tars
tt,tis " Wa itlFs,4a- was fiit-AaEd- fsts
steady throughout the game. Hudgins.
batting and base-running featured,
while Dodges work around short was
the most brilliant seen here this sea-
son The score:
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WASHINGTON TEAM WINS
AND TIES WITH READING

READING, PA. May 1s.-Readins
lost the flrst and tied In the second
games of the doubie-header here to-
day. The initial battle was lost. TO
6. and the second score was to 3.
This battle was called at the end Or
the fifth inning to allow the visitors
time to catch a train. s1aeckard made
a home run smash over the left field
fence The scores:
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PRINCETON, n. J.. May 18.--Coium-
h,a won the honors In the triangular
hoat race held on Lake Carnegie this
afternoon. The Tigers crew secured
second place, while Pennsylvania
came in third. A scant length gave
the Blues victory over the Orange
and Black boat. Pennsylvania. was
tapping Princeron's stern in the Same
relative position when the finish was
crossed.
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on second page.l
Syracuse Defeats Navy.

ANNAPOLIS. MD, May Fin =
keenly contested race over a two-mlls
course onthe Severn this evening.
during which open water never show.
ed between the leading boata, SYRIA
cuse defeated the Naval academy by
two seconds.
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> u,
Two-base hits-McInnis, Murphy,
Brown. Strunk. Maggert, Baker. Ir-
win ca. First base on errors---Ath-
letics. 2. Left on bases-Athletics. 4.
Double plays-Meaney TO Smith. Hits
OFF Coombs. noun in inning:
off Brown, 3 In innings: off Pen
mock l In innings. Struck out
By Coombs, j by. Brown, 5: by Pen
mock, :. Bases on balis--Off Coombs
!: OF Pennock. .. Hit by pitched ball
BY Brown Urwinl. Umpires. Di-
neen and Perrine. Time. 45.
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ATHLETICS DEFEAT
CLAWLESS TIGERS
FIFTEEN THOUSAND FANS TURN
OUT To SEE If DETROIT TEAM
5sE% ~ ssMs%A%
ONLY SEE AMATEURS
CLEVELAND, CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS TEAMS WIN THEIR
GAMES IN AMERICAN
ss1. i.
LEAGUE SCHEDULE.
League Score

Chicago. 3; Boston, |.
st. Louis. S; Washington, ,
Phila delph!a, "a; Detroit, .
Cleveland, 10; New York. T.
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KlNICKERBOCKERS DROP
TWO GAMES TO REBELS
United State. L.sous Games.

United States League 0amss.
Richmond. :: New York. Q tfrst
camel.
Richmond. IL: New York. (second
game).
Washington. s: Reading, (first
gane).
Washington, 3: Reading, 3 tsecond
game. six innings,.
Chicago, &: Pittsburg. ..
Cincinnati. 3; Cleveland 9. (hrst
game.
Cincinnati. /; Cleveland ) (second
garnel.
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Washington.

Summary: Two-base hit-Pettit.
Sacrifice hit--Bennett. Double plays
Adler, Dundon and Fisher; BrNi~
erick, Eibei and Berkef. Bases on
balIs-On Bennett. 2. Struck out--By
Bollinger. 2. Umpire-Tone. Time or
game--Forty-f FIVE minutes.
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Summary: StoItn pAses~ :
Sacrifice hirs-Mullaney Staub, Two
base hit--Gardin. Three-base hit--
Hinton. Left on bases-Norfoik, 8.
Danville. 4. Double plays--saston 10
Schrader Struck out-By Gardin, Z,
Waldron. 8. Bases on balls w aidron.
8; Gardin. 3. Passed naiis-bien'
Lucia, Umpire Black. Time of game,
1;4s.
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sBatted for Purdue in seventh.
ssBatted for McTighe in eighth.
e.. ~, f~rfr

Score by innings: H.
Pittsburg .....0 0 KS
Boston ........0 Q o 0 0 12 II
Summary: Stolen bAse-6weeney.
Sacrifice hits Kirke. Kelly. Sacrifice
flies--Devlin, King. Two-base hits
Wilson, Mcdonald. Three-base hits
Mcdonald. Houser. Devlin. Byrne
Hits-On Adams. I In . innings: OF
Robinson, in ! innings: on Tyler.
none in la innings: OF Grimm. none
in Ia inning; OF Perdue. In 1 1-3
innings: of McTi9he. none In l In
ming: or Donrsliy. . In / inning
Struck out--By Robinson, !: by Pur-
die. /. BaAss on balls-Hy Adams,
i: by Rohinson. r., by Tyler. 8: BY
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CINCINNATI REDS
DEFEAT GIANTS
TAKE FIRST CLASH BETw ZEN
LEADERS IN REDLAND
TO q.
CUBS BEAT DODGERS
PHiLLIEs FIND CARDINALS ARE
EASY AND PITTsBuRG
PIRATES BEAT BRAVES
BY RALLY.
CUBS BEAT DODGERS

Nationals League Scores.
Cincinnati, 4; New York 3.
Pittsburg, s.; Boston, Z.
Chicago. D. RrooklYn.- 4----
81. Louis. 8; Philadelphia, IL.
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Richmond, IL: New York. 10. I'm
pire, Mr.. Cullen. Time. hours.
Attendance, $500.
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PITCHER W|NGEs BAT files
PETERSBURG slUeGERs

LYNCHBURG. VA, May Is
Never was team SO completely
baffled a. was Petersburg here to-
day, when Winges. the Cotton States
pitcher. made his first appearance on
the local team. He held the visitors
TO three hits. Hedgepeth also pitched
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WINS TWO GAMES
FROM CINCINNATI TEAM

CLEVELAND. o.. MAY 1s.--The
Cleveland United States league IN a
highly creditabie manner this after"
noon won both ends of double
header from the Cincinnati team. The
scores were to 3. and 5 to !. Both
games were characterized by good
pitching. clear fielding and heady ball
PLAYING. The scores,
FIRST GAME
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Totals ...,,ss c ID 81 II
WaShingfpn.

washington o o-s
Reading ....,e @ Is
Summary: Two-base hits-Fal'on.
pfeffer. Cowan, Thfee-psse hits
Harkfa fat Horne runE-Sheekard.
EibeI Sacrifice hits~-Rrowne. Stolen
bases--pesbro, Follansbee. Browne
sheckard. Left ON bases-Eeadfug,
:. Washington, 6. Bases on balls
or Pfesfer. /: off Fletcher. >. TIM
pireLTope Time-2 .05.
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: Wfntc sox Win again ii.

BOSTON, May 1s.--If Hugh Brad
ley had not dropped Wagner's throw
of Jimmy Callahan's ground hit in
the fourth and Duffy Lewis had not
let Ping Bodies long foul slip through
his hands in the eighth this after
noon, the White Sox and Red Sox
might still be playing baseball. After
Lewis lost Bodies foul Bodie drove
a. clean single to center field and
Harry Lord trotted in from second.
Besides these two tallies that Gala
mans boys made on Red Sox errors
the White Sox picked up another after
two were out in the fourth. when
Bodie walked and completed the circle
OH singles by Collins and Zefder
Score.
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ANNAPOLIS, ND, May lS.-Thc
university or Pennsylvania overwhelm-
"a the Navel academy neid and track
man this afternoon, winning 10 points
to the Navys -.
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Games Monday.
Richmond at Portsmouth.
Lynchburg at Norfolk.
Petersburg at Roanoke.
Newport News at Danrfiie,
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sRatted for Hope In ninth inning.
Score by innings !: ~.
rs.,,uand 3olo o 0 0 s--E
New York .,..,. o o W u"
Summary. Two base hlts--O'Hara.
Blue. Hudson. Home runs--McFar-
fnra, SeyboId. Sacrifice hits--O' Hara-
Struck out--By Taylor. I; by Hope,
3. wild pitch~-Ifope. Left on bases
II Richmond. g. New York. 2. Um-
Dore. Cullen. Time. las. Attend
k0ce. SOC.
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y . II IN
Cincinnati.

Summary: Two base hits-Hoblitzel,
Mclean Sacrifice hits--E srnond. Ho.
hlltzel. Stolen hasas--Devore, DOYLE
Esmond, Murray. Double plays
firrcfer 10 Doyle. F.yrn0Hd 10 Mclean
10 Hoblstzei; Mathewson to Fletcher:
Exam to Hoblitzel. Left on bases
New York I. Cincinnati. g. Bases on
balls-Off Mathewson. ?. off Benton.
1. Struck out---By Matty. s. by Ben
ton. 4. Hit by pitched bail--By Ben
ton tDevore). Time. 900. Umpires-
Johnston and E.ason
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SUMMARY: TWo-bAso ht6-bafton,
Green, Herman. Home runs--Taylof.
Delehanty. Sacrifice hitU--Ort. 2: Kir-
by, Taylor, pelehanty. Murray, 2. Etol-
an bascs--Barton. Stringer, Kirby, 3;
Freeman. Britten. First base on balls
on TAYLOR. 7. First base on errors
2. Left on baSes---Cieve
land. s: Cincinnati. :. struck out--By
Shaylor. 4: by Taylor, 3. Double play
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TIGERS AGAIN DEFEAT q
COLTS, SCORE 5 TO-

Virginia League Scores.
Roanoke, 8: Richmond. 3.
Newport News. 2; Portsmouth, 0,
Danvflle. 4 Norfolk, 3.
Lynchburg. 5; Petersburg. 2.
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TAYLOR SHUTS OUT NEW YORK
TEAM IN FIRST SEES
SION.
HOME RUNS FIGURE
THREE CIRCUIT CIOUTS ARE MADE
IN nOJBLE-HEADER,
MCFARLAND GETTING
TWO OF THEM.

Al Newnhaus Rebels experienced
little difficulty in defeating Bill jor-
dams Observation-Disclosures" In both ends
of double header at Leo Park yes
terday afternoon. The first game I'M
fshed with the Rebels holding on
IN the big end of to o game.-,
Manager Newnham picked BIZ
TAYLOR to do the mound honors in the
FIRST game. and well did Bill sue
coed. holding the team from the big
city at his mercy throughout the
game.
Not q runner reached third until
the final inning, when Hudson. the
visitors fleet center fielder. the first
man up. landed on one OF bits
choice offerings. which stopped wnen
4 struck the right field fence.
Hudson pulled up at the midway
station, and went to third while Holm.
vino was batting for Hope, went out
from Prout to Bohannon Cook. the
next man up. missed three and Treyer
went out from Hoffman to Bonannoh,
hudson dying on third.
AT no other time in the gam did
the visitors threaten TO score, only
having two men left on base. Taylor
struck out eight of the "knicks' and
only walked one
The Rebels put the game on ice In
the first inning. when Prout was safe
on Cookies error. was sacriffced oy
OHara, and scored on ssyhold's drive
ia center .Sox" going 10 second
when Hudson tried TO cat .bx Prout al
the plate.
Seylsold scored q moment later when
Mcfarland met one to his liking and
lifted II over right-center field fence
for his first home run. Bohannon
and Blue being easy outs.
The Rebels scored again In the
third when with two down Sox
S..yboid met one sauareiy on the nose
and IL cleared left field fence with
room to spare, The fifth and last run
OF the game came in the NTH After
TAYLOR and Prout had gone out on
easy ones. OHara hit for two bases.
went to third on Wild pitch. he
scored on Seybold's single, his third
hit of the game.
The game. as a whole. was one OF
the cleanest and fastest seen on the
local lot this season. the entire gama
consuming one hour and fifteen min
-rrex The Rebels" played arroriess
hall and giving Taylor gilt edge sup
mort. For the yisitors Prayer ct
short ind 4sF,4ssrS- a.Ai.4s.d tina hat pnf
mp an exeellen, game. each accepting
several hard chances without mis-
cue,
A%<.e4ad Game
The second game was a smuggling
match from start TO finish. eonse-
ouently the result was In doubt uhtii
the final round. Haggerty was Man
ager Newnham's choice for the game,
while the visitors called upon Neusx
10 pull them out Of the hole.
The "Rebeis' in the FIRST inning
scored three runs, PROFIT walked.
advanced to second on Kara out,
Ind scored on Seybotds double TO
right, SoS scoring on Mcfarland $
drive over right field fence for the
T 1T
--,Isie-. -+=iisite%s tailed LID -tIAe- rms III
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Standing of Clubs.

Games Today.
Cleveland at Cincinnati.
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Second Game.
Richmond.

IT f4-.-t=Isita. -Inllea-up- AAe- rims LII
the nth. but were never dangerous.
First GAME.
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{continuSA % second pAgAl.
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tconsinusd On Second paxs.,
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Forced to Move
 Before September 1
We Must Make Room for Material to be Used in Our Contracting
 Business.

This time of the year we are crowded for space to store fixtures and material to be installed on work under construction.
 Gas stoves and ranges take Up much floor space and we have concluded to move our en,ire stock of GARLAND GAS STOVES AND RANGES before September 1st. During the month of August only we will sacrifice any stove in stock at actual cost at the factory.
 This will give you very rare op- pOraunity to buy one of the celebrated Garland Stoves or Ranges at a lower price than they have ever been sold and lower than they ever will be again
 We are not going to quit selling the Garland Ranges Not by any means.
 There are too many dealers that would like to get this agency The Garland Stoves and Ranges are recognized the superior of any made.
 We have two hotel or large board ing house ranges that we will sell at a specially low figure.
 Call and examine the line. Let us show you the many ways in which the Garland is so vastly superior to the others.
 Let us refer you to the great mum. ber of expert and fastidious house keepers in Hot Springs that will tell you of the happy results they have ob- taied by using the Garland Stoves or ranges.
 They are the only fool proof stoves on the market. Perfectly safe in the hands of the most ignorant servant.
 Remember tbis offer only holds good for the stoves and ranges in stock and during the month of August. After September 1, the regular price will be maintained We will not order extra stoves at the price now being ot- fered.
 Our number is 205 Valley street, the old postoffice building HOT SPRINGS PLUMBING AND
 MACHINE co.
 205 Valley Street
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REAL EsTATE eARaAINs.

NO. l.
 Four (4) lots, embracing an acre ol more, two blocks from car line. Coco tour-room house on it in good repair Well Of good water at kitchen door; good lences and outhouseS, shrubbery ana flowers in yard; fine garden, young or chafd of peaches, pears apricots, apples plums, mulberry and persimmons. Lots of grape vines Of all varieties; fine cul- Electric lights in house. City water and sewer accessible For quick sale will take $2,000.
 NJ. 2
 Four (4) adjoining vacant lots in Oak lawn addition, fronting on Henderson avenue $500 will buy the four
 NO 3.
 Lot. and part of another, being 100 feet by BPS feet, with one-room house and bored well l50 feet deep. near Ostrich Farm on bench Of mountains: high up. yet accessible; beautiful mountain view; surrounded by natural forest trees with West Mountain for background. An ideal place for health at any season by reason of dense pine growth sS.50 cash will
 NO. 4.
 Two vacant lots adjoining Morrison and Bedding addition on Bedding avenue Water and sewer on street line Of prop erty Surrounding lots can not be. bought for less than S350 each For quick sale S4OO will buy both lots,
 No. 5.
 One vacant lot on South avenue, in ophtu liot SpllHEst IeHceus auJolHl0S res idence of Henry Recce Worth s250 VIII sell now for sl75 cash.
 NO. G.
 so acres. unimproved, about four miles from city Of Gulpha, about mile from Vhornburn station on the Iron Mountain railway, about 20 acres creek bottom. 30 acres virgin timber, running water through the tract. Ideal place for chick cn ranch, dairying, truck farm, etc $700 will take this worth twice the sum. Enough saw timber and wood on the tract to pay for 1t.
 NO. '.
 40-acre tract unimprOved; just this~side of river on Gardner Bridge road. Best road in the county divides this tract. Surrounding property well improved, Graded railroad through the place New railroad will need right of way over tract. Ideal property to divide into five and ten acre tracts for truck farm, dairylng, etc. Only few minutes drive from city Will sell the tract for $1.50O, worth $50 per acre. Also three small farms. about four miles from the city for rent.
 c. FLOYD HUFF. Owner.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-03
M'DERMoTT IS CHAMPION.
Wins Golf Honors for Second time al
 Buffalo.

Buffalo, N. r., Aug. 2.-J. J. Me
 Dermott. professional, of the Country Club of Atlantic City for the second successive time, today won the tour nament for the open golf champion ship of the United States. Triple tied last year for the championship at Chicago. McDermott won the title on the play off, and the year previous he was a runner u9 for the open title.
 McDermott was two strokes beyond low at the completion of the second round of medal play yesterday, and after the third round this morning was three strikes behind T. M Bra dy of Boston. During the afternoon he went to first place and won the title by score of n, Brady turning in a