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New-York tribune., 1913-07-30
TOuChard and WaShburn
Win the Eastern Doubles

Touchard was the particular star OF
the doubles He sustained the brunt OF
the attack OF his opponents and his play
al the net was revolution TO the gallery
Near the close OF the fourth set. when
Nilos and Dabnev threatened TO take the
game to FIVE sets. Touchard entered his
partners territory and took part Of the
offence directed al him.
William Johnston. the San Francisco
schoolboy played the same game In ms
match with Gardner that marked him a
dangerous factor against W. J. Clothier
earlier I'm the tournament. The Pacihc
Coast champions speed was dazzling
There was little or no lobbins, the play
being in the main strong forehanded
strokes by both men, save that Johnston
drives were manlfestly better placed.
The summaries follow:
Eastern doubles. final round-J.
Touchard and W. NJ Washburn, New
York. defeated y. W Niles and A. >
Dabney. Boston. So. 7-5. 3-6, H-l2
Longwood singles. final round-William
Johnston. San Francisco. defeated G. r
Gardner. jr, Boston. 6-2. g., s.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30
NEW RECORD FOR TRAVERS
Goes Around Deal Course for
Thirty six Hole Mark.

Going twice around the links OF the Deal
Golf and Country club in a on Monday,
making a total OF lS. Jerome d. Trayers
equaled the thirty-sx-hole record made
" eek ago by James g. Patterson.
The champion was playing "A four-ball
match with n. II. Sutton as partner, the
opponents being Patterson and r.. W.
Kendall Travers and Sutton were the
winners by 3 up and 10 play. I'm the
afternoon Travers had as a partner Jo-
seph B. Turner. ir. and they were ar
rayed against Patterson and Kendall. The
former pair won by up and ( 20 play.
VIII Norton. the Deal professional was TO
have played with Kendall, but an injury
10 his hand prevented him.
Travers's early round was without Incl
dent for he went along smoothly enough
an tho way, never needing more than ..
In the afternoon. however. he was out In
90. three under par. He spoiled his chance
for a record at the twelfth hole. where he
twice drove out Of bounds. lie ran down
puts on the thirteenth and sixteenth
greens for 3s. and his only lapse In put
ting was az the seventeenth, where he re-
qu.rcd an extra put
Lftg ,.4,J fpIlpul.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30
PLAY BETWEEN SHOWERS
Rain Does Not Halt University
Heights Tournament.

Three Of the competitors in the Uni
versitv Heights lawn tennis tournament
w. II. Wood. T. Rehar and A. J. Osten-
dorf-won their places yesterday in the
round before the semi-fnal contests on
the courts at Aqueduct avenue and Ford
ham Road. The men had hard time OF
IL. as they had to play In between the
showers. which made the surfaces slow
and heavy and sadly handicapped the
PLAYERS. Franklin Pierce Adams pracu-
caHv suffered shpwreck. Neither his
racquet nor his shoes were Intended Tor
aquatic lawn tennis His plight was pitt
ful. Leading z. Behar in the first set.
his msfortunes began with the breaking
OF the strings Of his pet racquet
Adams borrowed another weapon, but
his driving. which before had been
straight 70 the lines. went all astray. He
made a plucky fight working swiftly In
the rallies. Then. In some unaccountable
manner in sliding around the court he
split the soles OF his shoes. which helped
Behar 10 win by the close score Of -
"a
Not at all discouraged. Adams paired
with VIII Beebe in the doubles. The two
were not equal TO the tactics OF their sea-
soned opponents. as Henderson and Perry
defeated them at 6-l, 6-3.
AL Ostendorf had lively set-to with r.
Thomas. the Ridgewood player, before
ne defeated him at Ga, 10, s-6. The
last stroke of this match was played in
the gathering darkness. From the open
ing set the two men fought out desper-
atelv played rallies. fairly cannonading
zach other with volleys and smashes. Os-
tendorf. the seasoned veteran Of the Bed
ford Park club held the upper hand chief
" by his accuracy In the powerful strok-
inr he managed 10 hold the ball true TO
court. and he finished up with lot OF
hot and heavy driving.
The summary follows:
I,n,versity Heights mems cup singles second
round1-E Thomas defeated l.. Dewey, -
%. A Rehr defeated +. Walden, 6-l' %
Ralph C. Baggs defeated c. +. Fischer, O.
6-i.
Third round-w. H. Wood defeated p. Van
Orden. 6-4. 6-4. p Behar defeated +;
Adams - "a; 4. J. Ostendorf defeated
= Thomas Ga. "a Sc
Mems doubles thrst round)-Swain and burr
defeated Dewey and Lieutenant Giassburn
IS e-i 90. child and partner defeated
Ostendorf and partner. by default Henderson
and perry defeated Adams and Beebe. 6-l
"a Ostendorf and Or. Rosenbaum defeated
stair and partner. by default sEsyne anu
stair defeated Erris and Wulf 6-3. g.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30
Tennis Polo Tctng and Pacing Golf Motor Boating Other Sports
READY FOR BIG HORSE SHOW
More than $4,000 To Be Won
at Monmouth County Exhibition

The twentieth annual Monmouth County
horse show will open this afternoon at
HOLLYWOOD Park and continue through
Saturday.
Prizes in money and plate valued at
more than $4,000 will be distributed among
the winners in the sixty odd classes.
Fourteen classes will be shown to-day.
Ponies under saddle will start the ball
rolling at o'clock sharp Then will fol-
low saddle horses, ponies in harness,
novice harness horses novice saddle
horses, novice pairs. tandems ladies' sad
die horses. harness horses. amateurs 10
drive; novice harness horses, hunters.
green and qualified, and a fiat race for
gentlemen riders
Alfred G. Vanderbilt who for many
years was an exhibitor. will be one of
the judges in the heavy harness class.
Harry Content will be in charge Of the
ring.
Exhibitors are particularly requested to
have their entrants at the grounds at
least ten minutes before the time set for
the class. as the management will en-
deavor to keep the programme up 20
schedule time
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30
CLEAN RECORD FOR CUBAN
Capablanca Finishes Chess
Tourney Without Defeat.

a Kupchik went down before the Cuban
champion. J. r. Capabanca. In the ad-
joUrned game Of the chess masters tour
nsment at the Rice Chess club yesterday
evening
This game was adjourned on Thursday.
when II was thought that kupch!k would
easily draw the game and thus check the
victorious career of Capablanca. He was
not careful enough. however. In the Sc
lection Of his sealed move, a circumstance
which made things easy for his adver-
sary. the latter being able TO win hands
down after sixty moves.
Capablanca thus went through the
tournament without a defeat thereby
duplicating a record made by Lasker In a
similar tournament played in this city in
1892
Tho rag,~S 10 da 20 follows.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30
Royal Motor Yacht Club of
England Grants More Time

Commodore II. II. Melville OF the Motor
Boat Club Of America received the follow
ing message. yesterday in reply:
Have arranged postponement with
French club 10 September 10, subject TO
possible change Of course
ROYAL MOTOR YACHT CLUB
This gives the club here thirty days ad-
ditional time in which TO get boats ready
for race. II also clears the way for the
Ankle Deep 10 60 abroad as representing
the Motor Boat club Of America The
Neptune ". owned 10y l.. n. Bull Of De
troit probably will be ready to demon
strate her speed within the next three
weeks and there are several promising
candidates whose chances are greatly i'm
proved hv the additional time
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30
SMITH BESTS DIEMEYER
outpoints Him in slashing Bout
at Atlantic Garden A. g.

Eddie Smith easily defeated frankie
Diemeyer I'm a ten-round bout last night
at the Atlantic Garden Athletic Club.
Smith forced the fighting from the start.
and though unable to knock out his man,
outpointed him in every round.
The boys weighed In at 1873 ringsde. In
the first, second. fourth. seventh and
ninth rounds Smith drew blood from Die
meyer's. nose. and had the latter's right
eve closed when the gong stopped the
bout
In the opening bout Jack Shepard
knocked but Willie Cation In the second
round by a right To the jaw. Walter Hem
messy and "Young" Hopkins put up
slashing ten-round bout, Hennessy win
ming on points. having weight and reach
in his favor.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30

For the District Of Columbia and Mary
larnd. fair. continued warm. to-day and
probably Thursday. light 10 moderate varia-
bic winds becoming south
For Virginia, fair In northern and local
showers I'm southern portion to-day. Thurs
day fair and warm light 10 moderate vari-
able winds. becoming south.
For Delaware. fair and warmer to-day,
Thursday. fair, continued warm. light 20
moderate south and southwest winds
For New Jersey. fnir to-day and warmer
In western portion. Thursday. fair: light 20
moderate south and southwest winds.
For West Virginia, fair and warmer to-
day. Thursday. fair. continued warm.
For western Pennsylvania, fair and warm
er to-day. showers Thursday or Thursday
night; moderate variable winds, becoming
south.
For Western New York. fair and warmer
to-day: Thursday. increasing clOudiness
moderate south winds.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED.

Liverpool. July 20. a m-Mauretania lBr)'
New York via Fishguard.
London. July 29-Minnehaha tBr), New
canc Town. July 2a-Rheinfels (Ger). New
Work FOR Melbourne etc. 26th, Bulgarian
prince tBr). New York.
Hamburg July 26-salamanca tGeF). Ne"
Rio de Janeiro. July 27-virsn (BT>. New
suaz July 2o-Ockenfels (Ger), Calcutta
and Colombo for Boston and New York
& Michaels. July 27-Madonna CFr), New
York and Providence FOR l.isben. etc.
Trieste. July 2S-Ivernla tBr). New YORK VIA
Madeira Genoa and Naples.
Copenhagen, July 30 noon-Hellis olsv
DAM, New York
Artwerp. July 20. 2.lo p m-Finland. New
AlFiers July 25-Alice (Aust). New York via
Fayal for Naples. etc.
SAILED.
AIgiors July 24-Perroleine (Brl (from
Cettel. New York: nth. Jeseric CBD Qrom
Yokohama. etc). Boston and New York.
Hamburg July 25-Hohenfelde Ger, Sa-
vannah. Goth. Armenia lGeD. New York.
Kobe. July 2T-Indraghiri (Br), New York.
Christiansand, July 28-unitsd States DAM
Orom Copenhagen. New York.
Flumo. July 26-Carpathia (Br). New York.
Palermo July 26-Re d'Itaiia GtaD (from
Naples), New York.
Demerara, July 2S-Guiana (Br), New York.
PASSED
Lizard, July 29-Chester (Dutch). New York
for Antwerp.
Perrin. July 2p-Indrakuala (Br). Yokohama
FOR Boston and New York.
Gibraltar. July 2S-River Arontes tBr), New
York for Batoum. Europa GisU. New
York for Naples and Genoa. 2sth Poleric
CBr), New York for Algiers. Hong Kong.
etc.
Dungeness July 2a-Hornburg (Ger). New
Sagrcs. July 2S-Rappenfels (Ger), New
York for Calcutta,
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30
AUSTRALIANS WIN AGAIN
President Meiklejohn of Am.
herst on Defeated Eleven.

Providence. July 2s.-The Australian
cricket team played an all-Rhode Island
team Of twenty-five men, twice their num-
Der, to-day and won. by a score Of 100 TO
In the first OF a series OF two games.
The Rhode Islanders. captained By Pres
Gent Alexander Meiklejohn Of Amherst
College. were somewhat disappointing In
ne form they displayed. although IL was
ne FIRST time they had ever played to-
sether Clarke and Wolcott Of Fall
RIVER, Mass, made the best showing
against the Australians The second
same will De played tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30
Play Dashing Lawn Tennis in
Beating Niles and Dabney.
JOHNSTON ALSO SCORES
Captures Famous Longwood
Bowl by Defeating Gardner
in the Singles.

Boston. July 29-Gustave F. Touchard
and W. VI Washburn, Of New York. the
latter a Harvard student. won the East
ern championship lawn tennis doubles
here to-day in defeating y W Niles
and \. S Dabney of Boston, former
Eastern champions, at 6-2, 7-5 3-6, Az.
In the final round Of the Longwood sin
giles William Johnston. champion Of the
Pacific Coast. playing in whirlwind style.
defeated G. T. Gardner, jr., OF Boston,
e. 6-i. 6-4
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30
Chance Now for This Coun-
try to Send a Boat in Quest
Of Harmsworth Cup.

The Royal Motor Yacht Club, of Eng
land, the present holder Of the British in
ternational cup. called the Harmsworth
trophy. has acted in sportsmanlike spirit
in the matter Of an international race this
year.
The Motor Boat Club Of America ad-
dressed a cable message to the club on
Saturday saving that because Of engine
trouble it was unable to send a boat 10
England in time to race on August II, the
date originally set and asked for post
ponement.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30
I,ANGFORD HOME AGAIN.

Chicago. July 29.-Sam Langford, IN.
negro heavyweight pugilist, who recently
returned TO this country from Australia
spent several hours in Chicago to-day en-
route from San Francisco 10 Boston.
81 expect to stay in the East several
months and will try and get match with
.porky' Flynn" Aid Langford. I'm the
fan I will return TO the Pacific Coast 10
du several fight engagements
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30
CROSS WINS IN 20 ROUNDS
His Fight with "Matty' Bald
win Unexciting.

Los Angeles. July 2e-Leach Cross. Of
New York. got the decision tonight over
"Matty" Baldwin, of Boston, at the end
OF twenty unexciting rounds at the Yer
non Arena.
II was Cross's fight all the distance. In
the last few rounds Baldwin rallied
slightly.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30
RED SOX TWICE VICT0RS
Make Clean Sweep Against In
vading White Sox.

Boston. July 29.-Boston made clean
sweep Of the series with Chicago by de-
fcating the White Sox twice to-day, win
ming the first game by a score Of to O.
and the second by a score Of 10 ?
The first contest was a pitchers battle
between Scott and Foster. The latter
held the Chicagos 10 four scattered hits.
In the second game Chicago used th'ee
pitchers, but all Of ROstons runs were
scored OF OBriens wildnoss and numer-
Gus errors by the Chicago inhelders We're
responsible for the most of the five runs
made by Boston.
ChappeHe wrenched his knee in running
10 first and had 10 retire from the s, ond
game.
The scnree fnlInM-
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30

Highest temperature yesterday. S. degrees (at
2:3O p. M; lowest. Il tat 3 a. M, average.
so; average for corresponding date last year
rs. average for corresponding date last thirty
three years "a.
Local forecast: Fair and continued warm to-
day and tomorrow light 20 moderate south
and southwest winds,
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30
DREW TO DO SOME sPRINTING

Howard =. Drew. the national sprinung
champion has decided to enter for the
games 10 be held by the Greater New
York Fair and Exposition at the Empire
City track next month.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30
TWTRSDAY. JTLY 81.
TRANsPAclFlc MAILS.

N-IT 4 . =
Destination and steamer. $50 T. NJ.
Hawaii Guam Philippines (via San
Francisco U 5 transport. .......... July 81
zines VIA Da san Franciscoj-Persia.. July 81
Japan, Corea. China (via Iacoma)-
Panama Maru ..........,..-....... July OF
hHTs 'pisa via .............-..... sa' July 81
Hawaii Fiji Islands, New Zealand,
Australia Nictoria)-Makurs 49,. aug
'g4.eas'tt,ls,0T9ltSvbius ...'..........-. Aug. /
Hawaii via Seattel-sierra.. aug
japan, COrea, China via Seatuej-
SadO Maru. <N-s'
'aIS rIisra,NSoraa o''','4 Aug.
japan, DVeg Enprsss ,5 OF Russia. Aug
Tahiti MaIQuesas. Cook Islands, Nav
Zealand. Australia (vla san Fran- - ..
cscO)-Tahlu ......-...,.. ....... .'.'' aus ."
Hawaii Samoan Islands. New Iea-,
IaHa, l,L' Aus''a''a wa ''''l ..,.... Aug q
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30

afternoon. So as 20 get In some practice
for the invitation tournament which be
gins there tomorrow morning. John NJ
Ward Of Garden city, also will be a
starter.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30

Two ba se hits-I.eOnard, beTger Mus VI
O,Brieu 4 in innings. on LathrOp. ] In ]
on Renz ! In /. Sacrifice fy-Speaker Stoier
bases -Carrigan. Engle Double play weaver
and Rerger Left on bases-ChicaEO, 2, Bos
ton q First base on balls-By q Bron, Z
bv Leonard 2. by Lathrop 2. by Benz. !
First base on errors-Chicago, 2, Boston 3
Struck out-By Leonard. q. by o br"h'
hi, REM / Time-2:2O Umpires o Loughlir
and Sheridan
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Olympic reported as $50 miles east OF
Sandy Hook az 10 a m yesterday. !s e1peotel
TO dock this forenoon
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30
RAIN CUTS SHORT
CARD AT HOHOKUS
Despite Muddy Track Fast
Time Is Made in metropolitan
Circuit Meeting.

on q muddy track ana unueI q lHltot
ening sky the Metropolitan Circuit meet
ing at Hohokus opened yesterday after
noon There were four races on tho card
the 2:I5 and the 2:30 classes for trotters.
n 2.ls class for PAGERS and match race
between Bud Winter and Martha Winter.
This last event was called or on ac-
count of tho weather. but the other three
races were completed. and the track
proved to be unusually fast. I'm spite of
the muddy spots. which threatened the
unwary who veutured too near the rail
There were sixteen entries and nine
starters In the 2.l5 trot. Moella. a bay
mare by Nobel. which had lost only one
race during her campaign in the Erie
circuit. seemed 10 be the favorite. Moella
got away on 4 break. however, and Harry
j. :. who drew second position. won the
race IN straight heats Mocila took sec
ond money
The 2.50 trot had twenty-five starters.
hut after ten of them had been scratched
George Mills had all he could manage
on two-lap track Five heats were
necessary 70 decide the race. Farmer
Gentry won the fret two. and IL looked
AS though the race was going In straight
heats. Then Kelly. a black stallion. by
Mansfield Medium. claimed the next two
heats. and 10 was not until the NTH heat
that Farmer Gentry won the race.
The heat was 80 intense that many ~
the starters I'm the 2lS pace were drawn
after the second heat Don Cecelisn won
after losing the first heat 10 Bourbon f.,
which waa drawn In the third heat.
The summaries follow:
-. -. A..n
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30
ERIDAY. AIGLSI !
'Brings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.

Mall Vessel
Vessel For Line closes. sails.
Philadelphia. LaGuayra. I'd y $50 m ll:O0 m
Bermudian. Bermuda, quebec 900 m ll;Og m
Almrante, Jamaica, L r Co $3.50 N 100 m
n Prince, Montevideo. Prince 1900 n 400 ? m
x + Josepb / Naples. Aust 800 m
Olinda, Nuevitas Munson... - 100 IN
Cowanche Jacksonvlle CLYDE - 100 p m
Santiago Galveston, Mallory - 100 m
THURSDAY. JULY 81.
La Provence Havre Fr... 90 a m 1000 q m
on Elizabeth La Plata - 2.30 m 500 m
Mexico Havana, Ward. 900 m 200 m
A llemannia. Hayt. II A.. 100 m 400 m
Ikaria. Montevdeo, -...l2OO m 800 m
Pennsyla. Hamburg, A. -- 300 m
Os II. Christiansand 5 A.. - I'O0 p m
Cedric Liverpool, W S.. 100 m
Nolturno Rot m. Uranimum -
G Of 81 Louis, Sav'h, Sav'h - 800 m
II Vale. Galveston, Maiy - $500 m
FRIDAY, AUGUST l.
Commewi'ne, Bar r d " Ll1:30 a m 800 p n
Panama Cristobal Pan. IL 30 m 300 m
KotOnia, Guantanamo. Ward --- 120O m
Lenape, Jacksonville. Clyde - 100 m
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30

Local Oficial Record.-The following Off
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes In the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours, In comparison with the cor
rnannnhinp da OF Last Near.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Onria! Record and forecast.-N ashlu Btoh'
Tuly 2p-The Northwest depression Of Mon
day has reached the Dakotas and with the
prevailing high pressure over the Atlantic
ocean has resulted In still higher tempera-
lures throughout the Atlantic states. the
great central valleys. the plains states ana
the southern portion of the upper lake re-
aion In the rear Of the depression the
barometer Is rising rapidly, with showers
and much lower temperatures, the showers
extending into the middle plateau. There
were also local thunder showers IN the upper
lake region. the upper ohio Valley and the
Atlantic and eastern Gulf states.
There will be local thunder showers
Wednesday over the interior districts west OF
the Rocky Mountains and the Northwest
states. extending wednesday night ana
Thursday into the Rocky Mountain region
mo lower Missouri and upper Mississippi val
leys and probably the upper lake and west.
ern lower lake region. Thunder showers VIII
also continue Wednesday and Thursday IN
the southern Atlantic ana eastern CUR
states over the remainder OF the country
generally fair weather Will prevail Wednes-
dav and Thursday. Temperature changes
viii not be decided except over the districts
v.here showers are indicated and where the
occurrence Of showers will be accompanied
by falling temperatures
The winds along the North Atlantic coast
v.iII be moderate south and southwest. Mid
die Atlantic coast. moderate south and south
west. South Atlantic coast moderate. mostly
south East Gulf coast. light TO moderate
va1sble. West Gulf coast. moderate south
cas-, and south; on the lower lakes, mod
orats variable mostly south. upper lakes.
moderate southeast and south, shifting 10
northwest Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30
soIdiers from Fort Sill Take
Measure of Great Neck
FreebooterS at Polo.
HANDICAP HELPS A LOT
Score Only Four Goals on Long
Island Team, but Total Is
Augmented Enough
to Win.

Narrangcnsett Pier, z. T.. July 29.-The
AMY team won its first game Of the
point Judith Polo Club tournament to-
dav defeating the Great Neck Freeboot-
srs bv a score OF 12l2 TO 10.
The soldiers from Fort Sill. Okla, who
recently won the Army Service Cup at
washington. were I'm hard training. and
,Lav were hard hitters and hard riders,
which means that IN riding out an op-
nonent they knew how TO extend the
roJrn shoulder TO advantage, but they
had inferior mounts that had TO be nurscd
along after the first two periods.
The odds given Of nine really won for
the Army. They scored the only goal of
the first period: made one against two in
the second and were then blanked, except
IN the sixth and eighth. when the two ad-
ditional goals made were depleted by a
renaltv for a foul
The games to-day were for the Army
and Navy cups and the Army is now III
the second round and is TO play against
the Point Judith Sandpipers. This team
included Malcolm Stevenson with the
regulars and beat the Meadow Brook Ca
uaY1nE TO-DAY. NllO dAAhfA cais'N a N'N'f~''
town man in G. p. Beadleston, by ei4 to .
The Sandpipers received and earned D.
hut lost q. by penalties Malcolm Steven
son made the penalties and as he scored
ONLY one goal the Cooperstown captain was
orlv OF fractional value as scorer uu'
his ability To keen the CanarieS from
scoring was incalculable. Z. d. Morgan
II Morgan Belmont and Beadleston were
the scorers for the Canaries. and Hunt
the usual hitter.up. At half time the
sandpipers led by 81 to 5. three OF the
last four periods being absolute blanks Tor
both teams.
The Cooperstown Beopards beat the
Perroouets 10y y TO 224. for the latter team
lost a. of the goals made. by penalties
The team included the three Princes ana
:. Mexican. and. through the vagaries oi
the present handicap ratings met the
1eopards on even terms, each side haV'
in a total Of 10.
he summary follows
r1asT GAME-ARMY AND NAVY CUPS
LEOPARDs PERROQJ EIS
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30
Humidity.

s a. M. rs l p. M. so s p. M. 81
Offcial observations Of United States
weather bureaus taken at p. m. yester-
day, follow:
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. 4.5s: sunset. 7ls: moon rises. i'oei
moon 5 age, 90
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30

.Rau for Chappen IN third inning tBatted
for ~ Brien in seventh inning. fBaued Tor
Ia.hrop In eighth inning
r,osto, ...O o 2 o . o q -
Chicago ........O q o o %
New-York tribune., 1913-07-30
Forecast for Special Localities-For East
ern New York, fair. continued warm TO-
day and Thursday; light moderate southwest

For Eastern Pennsylvania, fair. continued
warm. to-day and Thursday light 10 moder'
ate southwest winds.
For Southern New England. fair to-day
and warmer in eastern portion, Thursday.
f.ir. moderate south and southwest winds.
FOR Northern New England, fair and
warmer to-day: Thursday. fair: moderate
southwest winds