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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-11
CRESCENT ELEVEN
AGAIN THE VICTOR
Lucky Goal in Last Min
utes of Play Defeats
MOntClair.

For the second time in the Field
Club League series his season cEe
Crescent \. =. clean scored VI. ~
at Bay Ridge yesterday afternoon,
betting the Montclair A. c. by score
of goals 10 /, all the goals being
shot in the last twenty minutes OF
play.
In getting the winning point the
Brooklyn clubmen were favored a bit
by luck, as the ball. twisting badly,
bounded off the shoulder of one of
the visiting halfbacks into their net.
Twenty minutes from the finish,
Garner, Of Montclair, shot the first
goal of the game. Two minutes later,
however, the score was equalized by
Taylor. after some splendid work on
the part of the Crescent right wing.
In the last ten minutes the Montcair
right back tried to clear shot by JEFF
fers. The ball went whizzing back,
and, first striking Winpenny. landed IN
the visitors net for the winning tally.
g. Charlwood. Maclennan. Taylor and
LETTERS took the honors for the Cres-
cents and Murray, Gardner and league
for the losers
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Josh Devore was much chagrlned
when Bill James was famed by Plank
for the fourth time in the ninth inning
This ties a record for swinging against
Plank which Devore previously held.
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Draws with Newcastle
in English Soccer
League Contest.
CHELSEA BREAKS IT'S
LONG LOSING STREAK
and Huddersfield Neck
and Neck for Lead OF the
Second Division.
Inv cable 10 me Tribune I

London. Oct. IO.-An attractive list
of games was set for decision to-day IN
the three principal soccer leagues, re-
sulting in some interesting changes IN
the tables. The Manchester City play
crs have set a splendid example by CIV
ing I'D 3 per cent Of their wages FOR the
benefi; Of the war fund. while every
club in the country has now erected a
rife range on it's ground when u
taken full advantage OF BY all the mem
bers.
The leaders of the first division OF
the English Association League, Man
chester City, the remarkable form so
far of which has caused such sensa-
ton, entertained Newcastle United, ana,
drawing AT one goal, all retain thelr
positions at the top of the table ana
still remain the only indicated cluD
in this division. Both London's CLUBS
played at home and gave a good ac-
count Of themselves. Tottenham not
spur sharing the points with Mlddies-
borough. while Chelsea came out OF us
she'll in great style. scoring its hrst VIC
tory of the season. defeating Liverpool
nv a score Of 3 to /, which enables
them both to considerably improve
their standing. -,
Chclsca's team cost $4,000 10 build
up and its supporters are disappointed
with the team form so Tar. BLACKBURN
Rovers journeyed to Nottingham 10
tackle the County Club, but found
them difficult nut 70 crack and re-
turned with only one point, drawing
the game at to !.
Tie reSnlts follow:
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SWEEPSTAKES
Montclair Golf Club.

As the result OF the semi final r,grs i,
match play in the club champi0nshp A. >.
Montclair Golf club YESTERDAY Ho1zrs
Gee will meet W. r. Marcus b.. In tie Z,
cisiye test for the ttle next week Bess..
the match play IN various divisions q n.
championship tournament there also sn .
So eepstakes Marcus ieading the nsd IN u.
first division. With 13-6 81. ". n. Io,g
winning I'm the second SET. with sl-ls-g
and :. W. Jackson showing the way N b.
third, with s9-3O-G9
The summary ana scores foilou
First sixteen (semi-hns round,--H : c..
beat J. |. Simmons. Up and 10 ply
f.. Marcus IT,. beat W. d. Bremnef I 70
second eight (irst sixteenl-A C. Pa
beat {. J. Turner. 3 40 and 10 PLAY. No
timer NJ. Singec beat e. b Aliinz 70 a.
10 PLAY.
Second sixteen-N. y. LOTUS beat p
Bhemer. up and 10 play. & = Nsr
beat Charles GOWNS. 3 % ami = 10 plsy
beat Eads johnson. , up and 3 % play
l.. Gallagher beat A. F. Goertz, s 70 az
TO play.
Third sixteen-T E. Oliver oeat " b
Cloush. > up and ] to play. 2. II. Cree
beat r. r. Gates. = up and 3 10 pay.
second eigh, Onird siNttenl-F. ". kg>
beat z. c. Hale. up. \. L. Pienon b
p. W. A. Mcmahon. 3 Up and 70 play.
Fourth sixteen-F. {. Lowry heat 2
]. Gray. up: G. NJ. Doughty bss, Ma
Flanagan, ! I'd.
Second eight fourth simeenl--N1if
EWsl1 beat T.. r. Miller Jp r. C. Bana'
beat r. ". Robinson. IT.. up and 70 %
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right field when left-hander is pitch-
ing for the opposing team, then played
the leading part. He dropped hit
IN short right. for which Collins made
d wonderful try. and only missed by
the narrowest margin. scoring DeaI
with what turned out TO be The WIN
nirg run. Evers walked after failing
bN three inches to get a two-Dagger
down the left field foul line, but was
forced at second by Gather on
grounder TO Barry.
PHILADELPHIA The Athletics had
glowing chance in their last time ~
tie bat. but failed 70 make the most
Of the first and only sign Of weaken
ine by James. The pitcher seemed TO
be overwcighted suddenly with hrs re
,l.onsibilties. Barry walked on TOUR
lad ones in a row and took second as
ccnang struck out. Jimmy walsh.
batting for Plank. also walked 10 first
on four wide ones in quick succession
and the head Of the batting 0rdei
came up with two men on bases dho
arly one out. The excitement was IN
tense: the shouts of the half-frenZled
fans were deafening. James looked
worried as Eddie Murphy stepped 20 the
plate. The first was q ball, the sec
ono "A foul strike, the third strike;
Murphy swung hard at the next. anc
tho ball fairly sizzled down toward
second on Maranville's side of the
diamond. The Rabbit scooped it up,
however. raced four or five strides TO
second, forcing Walsh. and tnen shot
he ball to Schmidt in time to WIND
up a brilliant game with sharp and
sensational double play.
For the first time during the series
Gowdy was called upon for throw TO
check a base-runner. The test, which
came in the sixth inning. was a severe
one for curve ball Of James got out
of Hanks grasp and rolled several feet
away. Gowdy was after the ball fast
and his peg to third was wonder.
Schang was nailed in spite of his start,
Josh Devore was much chagrlned
when Bill James was famed by Plank
for the fourth time in the ninth inning.
This ties a record for swinging against
Plank which Devore previously held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-11
TIP TOPS WIND
UP The SEASON
Break Even in Final DOu-
bIe-Header with Balti-
more Terrapips.

Baltimore, Oct. l0.-The Federal
League curtain descended here to-day,
with Baltimore breaking even with
Brooklyn in a double bill. The Tip
Tops won the first game by score of
6 to 3. while the Terrapins scored
shut-out in the second, to 0.
Baltimore scored its winning run in
the second game in the eighth frame,
when Walsh singled TO left, stole sec
ond and went to third on Ovens heave
to centre field. Swacina's sacrifice Hy
scored him.
1t was Knabe Day, and before the
game the local manager was presented
with silver service and a huge basket
of chrysan themums.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-11
LEADS SOCCER LEAGUE
Central Y. M. g. A. Wins Sec
ond Came from Rikerdymor,.

Making il two s.right At me expsn.
Of the Riksrdymon A. c. ct Van 'ot,-
lsndt Park yesterday afternoon me
soccer team Of the Central y NJ; y a.,
Of BrookIyn, assumed the lead IN tne
chamoiousbio com petition OF the sat
urday Amateur Soccer League. me
struggle. however. was q very stubborn
one and it was not until the last zen
minutes That the Centrals were able 70
penetrate their opponents defence
The line-up:
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SAILORS WIN AT SOCCER
Lusitania Eleven Beats the
Camerons by a Goal.

A team OF sailor soccers from the
steamship Lusitania. of the Cunard
Line, tried conclusions with the Cam
erons, former Amateur League cham
pions, at Van Cortlandt Park yesterday
afternoon. and won by a score of 2 TO
|. The Camerons led in the first half
at | to 0. Roper opened the scoring fif-
ton equalizcd for the Lusitania after
quarter of an hours play in the second
half. Five minutes before the end the
sailors came in for their triumph when
Gaul. their centre half, found Gamer
ons' net for the winning tally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-11
BELGIANS TURN AND WIN
Shut Out Brooklyns in Satur-
day Soccer League Tilt.

Having recovered from their defeat
al the hands of the Centrals week
ago, The Belgians met and defeated the
Brooklyns by the score of 3 goals to 0
in the second round of the Saturday
Amateur Soccer League at Lenox Oval
yesterday afternoon.
The weather was close for football.
but the play was fast nevertheless.
The Belgians scored twice in the first
half and once in the second. NJ. Van
deweghe, at centre forward. shot all
three of the goals.
The line-uD follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-11

Watford is showing we'll in the
Southern League and. beating the Bris-
toll Rovers by score of to before
its own supporters. retains it's fine rec
ord at second place and has not yet
been defeated. Brighton and Hove oc-
cupy first place. with lead of only
one point. but Watford has a game in
hand. Both play away next Saturday.
Reading scored surprising victory
over Southampton by score of to =,
which leaves it well up at third place,
but Swindon Town, journeying to Gil
bingham. came a bad cropper. losing by
no fewer than four clear goals.
The results follow:
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sNEEPsrAhE.s
South Shore Yacht CIV

most successful season y.sh, % I
evening by the south shors slersica ..
treeport. Long Island. hy we ,oiloss
rcers for the ensuing year: :. slcs-cs -
modore, charles II soutaaio, cons
dore. Arthur Nos~orthy o. ,e,rsl.r {
David A. Kennedy; recor.ns cfsrse6
q Smith: financial sscIs'n s.n. 80
Jones: treasurer 'ainss n ges..,ls
sidney Mslcolmson. nos s,,,, hart. a.,
Wesley u. Miller. Fred ,,nnius hSm, T
scn Msckss' George r. Pster.'nj lars
Mil Ss'"f EdNsrd LANCER and ssoo ga. ~
House committee Fred {. s SVIstrss { -
man. lanes u. Cr0iksf "a mi lsSs
man. Thorne jackson and r's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-11
MORRIS AND Y0NKERS TIE
Touchdown for Each Limit Of
Their Scoring Abilities.

In sterling battle the elevens Of
Morris High School and Yonkers High
School scored a touchdown each in
their annual football game, played at
Columbia Oval yesterday.
Morris gained more ground by its
forward passing and trick plays. but
threw away several good chances to
score during ,hc first half. Yonkers
was outplaycd in the first two periods,
but recovered after the intermisso
and DlaVed a stronger game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-11
Apawamis Club.

Brvsn Al.er oTsred = pn,,,ssr
t,ndiron a,,i1St bogc" az the NJ e,f.
Rum 1Iuo'T yIststdaT' ana when al ~ ~, y
Nspd ut up vas found 20 be IN, I, .ss,
There also was a s"e' pst'n..sol sins 2 .
iiiple tie was the result. IN. and 6e'4
J; artshorne, Harmon 5. Graves '
II. Abbott
Tie summary follows Hams /
Harold l. DoWne., w. no. 2
~; p = watson; ,'l,es r.
T.ally. :. UP. william =. W., sdui't
ID: Henry Kryu. up, No, y n pel
up: II. y Laidlae. ! Up, over: c.
day. up: II. 4 sneI,ha. collins y
y. Haggerty even ~ wsikiN
Arthur Pei. down. l.
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Pittsburgh Feds
Win Short Game

Pttsburgh Oct. lO.-Pittsburgh
closed the Federal League season here
Today by defeating Buffalo by a score
Of TO 4, in seven-inning contest.
Rain stopped the playing in the first
half of the eighth inning and also
caused postponement of the scheduled
second game. Frank Allen. formerly
with the Brooklyn Superbas, pitched
TO- the local team.
The score By innings follows:
r. II. r.
itisbursh ......0 % o 0-s . 0
Buffalo ............-.2 % . o
Batferies-F Allen and Ferry: Woodmsn.
Moore blair ann Allen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-11
TIE GAME At SOCCER
Erasmus Hall and De Witt
Clinton Evenly Matched.

Erasmus Hall. whose team opened
with victory last week in the high
school championship series for the
Maxwell trophy, encountered the
strong team of De Witt Clinton at the
Prospect Park Parade Grounds yester-
dav afternoon, and the result was a
scoreless tie. A number Of good
chances to score. including n penalty
for each side, were offered, but not ac-
cepted.
The line-up
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HAMILTON IN ACCIDENT
Browns Pitcher Injured When
He Loses Control of Auto.

St. Louis, Oct TO- Earl Hamilton,
pitcher for the st. Louis American
League team. and five girls were seri-
ously injured in an automobile acct
dent on the East ST. Louis (Ill.) side
of the Eads Bridge here early to-day.
Hamilton suffered scalp wound,
injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-11
SWEEPSTAKES CLASS
Wykagyl Country Clue

Members of the WySsgyl CoSs1
Club dev | their attention TO IN, ",
round Of match play for the preslde1'
cup or the four-bsll basis yester'''
In addition to this there was a comp,
ton for a prize offered by W; h. o.
ston. which was won by II. L. Asyn''
who finished down.
The match play results follow
c. E. Mslby and y II Busey beat =
DsnsIo,v and " +. O'Brion. : NJ, h
O'Brion and l.. Lindenmeyer ami 4 ,
Shriver and George y. Luhman' even A.,
HUM and F. II. Cunningham besi
stiles and W. F. Stevenson, up aha =
play: u. II. Rocker and W. D. Juisin
X. p. Zimmerman and L. Il. F9un,s,Tr' rs
and 5 TO play: H. ". Sykes ana W. r a.
'GalI heat j g. Derrlcks and J. G. VIZ ~
by default II V Gaines and George , b.
mer beat X. 9 Decker and william, lS'
3 I'D and 2 10 play. d. c. loder Al" M
Hotman beat J. ). Mervln and J. Z. "
Fadyen, up ana 20 play
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Scarsdale Country Clue

Lee W. Ma4w.ll won the Chahy"Ic's
OF the Scarsdale Golf and t9uIv,''g ,,
yesterday. when h. defeated ; o. a. ros,.
by I up end 20 rlay IN me nu,' par .
There also was match MA, sss'n ~, b
the New York cup. ami o. was "" =
J. Reynolds. who finished ! ", AZ o.
Cas-ell was the winner ~ 81
sweepstakes with caro- OF . A 70
Week topped ne list with ~-l'-"
The summary follow ps,,olSs
uo: r. C. Thorac. down; " {, o )
+ dow \. Or. J. " Casseil. low osi
Cheney. , down. r. G. stsrrs",
pSTAKES-CLAss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-11
RICHMOND BADLY BEATEN
Staten Island Soccer Team
Proves Too Speedy.

Playing their second game in the an,
nual championship series OF the Field
Club Soccer League at Livingston,
Staten Island, yesterday afternoon, the
PLAYERS OF the Staten Island Football
Club, who tied with Montclair a week
ago. administered stiff defeat to
Richmand County to the tune OF 8
goals to /.
The lineup:
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Two Out of Five Match..
Are Carried Along to
Extra Greens.
MARSTON DEFEATS
ALLSOPP WITH EASE
William FelIowes Morgan. Jr
Is Winner Over S. p. N,,h
in Hard Contest.

Five ost Of eight match. IA,
championship OF the B,l,u,,J c
Club were played yesterday, and a. :,
them went 70 no less than ,b
holes. The most protract.d eor,., ,Am
volyed william Feiloves Morg,r
and stephen P. Nash. the fr.t 49,, y,
Winning on the tventy-frst o.
Each had media score Of 81. =. -
lows: =" ioF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-11
PAWLING SETS A RECORD
Eleven Players Score Against
R. P. |. Freshmen.

Paw ing rolled uu 50 POINTS against the
freshman teap Of Rensselaer, Polytechnic In
stitute. II Troy. al Psvl,ng. y. y. yester-
dav
\ total ar thirty pls,eis vas Used by
Paving II whom eleven crossed the op-
,,,ucots' goal Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-11

A fine tussle is going on for the lead
ershiD Of the second division, the Ar
senal and Huddersield now running
neck and neck Tor flst place. Lon
doners had a "tit Bit at Highbury,
where the Arsenal and Clapton Orient
opposed one another. Twenty-Five
thousand supporters OF both cluos
crowded into the ground and saw an
exciting game end in the formers IA
vor at , to |.
The Huddersiield Club. which beat
Leicester Fosse during the week. en-
tertained the Wanderers from Wolver-
hampton and. beating them by to o,
make big jump in the table. Bury
caused \ big sensation by losing on
their own ground to Barnsley by
score Of to /. causing them to drop
from first to fifth place.
Preston North End are now going
strong and. just getting the better OF
Leicester Fosse by the only goal scored,
get into third place. while Leeds City,
scoring its first victory OF the season
over Derby County away from home at
> % |. appears to have got into its
stride at last.
Tho r,s.itS follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-11

Gosls-Roper. Camerons: Sutton and Gsul.
IS. Iusitanis. Referee-R. Wolff Linesmen
Lawson and Glover. Time OF hslves-Forty-
five minutes each.
The Camerons desire to arrange Saturday
games Fixtures can be made through T.
shs v. 2le2 story av. Lnionport. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-11
GOVERNOR Wins IN
FOUR BALL MATCH
Fielder Pairs with Yates
to Beat StandiSh
and BOutOn.

Governor James F. Fielder Of the
State of New Jersey. paired with
Charles W. Yates, won four-ball
match from B. n. Standish and George
T. Bouton yesterday over the links OF
the Country Club Of Glen Ridge. The
margin was up at thirty-six holes.
The club members who were not busy
watching the Governor turned their at
tention toward a handicap against par
and mixed foursomes.
In the former competition, j. y.
Newell led the field in Class A. finish
ing up, while c. R. Chatfeld, who
was 2 down, showed the way in the
second division. The foursome prize,
offered by Charles W. Yates, was won
by Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Sands with
card of 1O6-30-76. while Miss f. W.
Spencer and n. Saunders took second
with 1Ol-23-7S. More than hun
dred golfers were out.
The summary follows:
Handicap vs. Par class Al o. Newell ?
I'd, Charles Ames. / down; n. l.. Snyder,
down. r. Bickford. 5 down; r. o. Thompson.
= up. l.. y. Olds. 9 down.
class B-G. T. Chatheld. 2 down II. II.
Porter. ; down: r.. &. Durham, Gown: h.
=. Rogers. down: II. J.. Walker, down
William Wooster. down.
FOURSOMES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-11

Gosls-kirkpstrick. l.. Brown. C'nusl
Mo. A. Referse2ws tkIns. Ldnssmen-J'
q. Barclay and Roberts. Time OF haiVe'-
Forty ninutsB.
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The lineup.

Suhstitutes-Eras mus Everett for Thomas.
Castle for Everett, Demarest for Castle: he
Witt clinton. Sullivan for smith II. Spiro
for sullivan Saxon for n. Spiro. Referee
c. Caldicott fsincsmen-Rs nkin. Charles
BOND and Rand Gardner. Time OF halves
Thirty minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-11

ToueldoWuS- t'hceton WeInheImeT sub
stitutes-Morris squire ,or Bronfman. YonL-
ers I0yd for Wrcnn Wrenn tor Austin.
Referee A. Hastings Cornell. Umpire
r. r.. O'pay rordham. Time OF periods
Mn, uurtcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-11
Hackensack Golf Club.

Haekensack, y. j., Oct. lO.-In the
qualifying round for the captains
prize at the Hackensack Golf Club this
afternoon the summaries were as fol-
lows:
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Browns and Cardinals
Get an Even Break

-. Louis. Oct. TO- The Browns and
Cardinss divided double-header to-
dsy. each team shutting out its OPP
ponent b. > 70 score.
The scores by innings follow:
First game r.. N. Z.
Americans eel 90 90 0 % 10 1
Nationals 80 o 0 o 0 % 0
Bstteries-Jsmes and Agnew. Perrtt and
Wingo
Second game Il. II. K.
Americans ................O o 90 o
Nationals ..................O - 0
,Csllcd at end Of hfth inning on account OF
darknesst
riticries- Griner and SNYDER Bsumgardncr
= no AgneN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-11

The Fulton Athletic Club scored a
victory in the Saturday Soccer League
series yesterday by defeating the
Strollers by the score Of goals to
al Prospect Park After scoreless
first period Forst shot two goals and
Mckenzie one for the Fultons. Stein
metz scored in behalf of the Strollers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-11

Maxwell r. Mar,ton had q,
match with Henry Allsopp, ginni,.
8 up and 4 TO play. The other ~
matches will be played early ,.o'
week. n'H
In the semi-hrsl rounds for IN. I,
ing X. Taylor cup Russell Arm,.,.,.
defeated Dr.. John z. Shannon ~
". l.. Bail beat Howard Ha.bror,L /.
o up and 4 20 play. n. r. R.n.S.
won the sweepstakes with 93-20~-f
The summary follows:
Daniel Adams. IT,. best whs-,n ,,,..
W and 20 plav. : " kreirer h.,, ~
watson. IT., by default. Marvel p u.
beat Henry Alisopp I'd and 4 70 ~.
cscsr Woodesrd heat f " I. Ful,s,,S.
io Da holesb william Fslo-ss Nora,
beat stephen p. Nash. ! un i2I nos,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-11

Touchdowns-Nsn Schalk a. Gorgan -,
TaU, Spradonc Omission. Patterson.
O'Neiu. whitney. llaliock. Rochester. De
g.. men Goals from touchdowns-Patte-son
a. Referee Scars Of Harvard. lmpire-
French ~ Wesleyan. Head linesman-Roo-
son Time Of periods Ten minutes.
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TWO base hit-DelehaDty. Three-base
Home run-k irk pa trick.
So crihcc hi---IaGtte. Stolen bases-Suggs
= nd Duncan. Double plsy-Laftte to Hol.
10 Hofiman. FIRST base on balls-Of Sufg..
: off IafttF. 1. Batter hit-Bv Lafitte
Jacl;lifschJ. struck out--By SuSgs. 3:
ry Lsfttc. . Left on bases-BaltimOre S:
Brooklyn. :. Umpires-Anderson and
Cross. Time 80.
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SECOND GAME

TWO-hase nIt-Owens Sacrifice hy-
-waCina. stolen bsses-k fitzpatrick
walsh 60. Chouinard. First base on balls
on Brown. 3. struck out--By wilhelm.
:. hV Brown. 3. Left on bases Baltimore.
/. BROOKLYN. O. First base on errors-Bal-
tImore =. Brooxlyn. I. rmpires-Ander-
son AID Cross Time %.
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Referee-A. Laurie. Linesmen-FlanneIy
and IIolcomb. Goals-Taylor letters. Cres-
cent \. e.; Gardner. Montclair \. g. Time
Halves OF iorty-fiVe minutes
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Referee Longhurst. I.ine.men-IIellrr
and Crowell. Goals-M. NaudeWeghe 81.
Of forty five minutes
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Yountakah Country Club.

A handicap versus par was run off
at the Yountakah Country Club yester-
day. and the result was tie between
c. A. Williams and n. Herslof, each fin
ishing | up.
The results follow:
G. \. Williams, up. y. Hersiof. up
Guy Edwards down; e. H. Soule. . down
J. H"ckwood. down: K. t. hipp. down
g y whittier. down. J. Pyle y down: r.
T.. Haywood 10 Town.
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Goals McWhinnie. Kaufman ~. Mac
pherson ~. Zollor staten Island: Butler
Richmond county. REFEREED. Chalmers.
TJnesmpn-W Wcstock and Fred Butter.
Time OF hsIves-Forty minutes.
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Athletics Helpless
Before Bill James

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FIRST GAME.
totals. Totals 90 7t.6 .

'Batted for Jscklitsch in the ninth inning.
fBattsd for Susgs ia the ninth inning. IAN
derson out. hit Nv batted ball.
f;rookly-l.... o q q u Go
Baltimore 90. q . %