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UPPER M0NTCLAIR GOLF.
Qualifying Round for Club Cups
Held.

MoNTcLAIR, N. J.. Sept. 6.--The quail
flying round for the presidents and vice.
presidents cups were run\ on on the
Upper Montclair Country Club links to-
day; also play for the Henderson
trophy.
In theIlatter event the results were
Glass A r, Betteridge, IS, 81
c. T. Taylor, 81, 15-7s: H ]. Mackle,
IS, SIS,
Glass B-A. B. wallum. 100, 23-
80; c. II. Briner. 100, ass; ]. ].
Adams, 104. 22-s2.
In the sweepstakes the scores were
A. z. Betteridge, 70, 8-71; c. A Kelley,
100, 23-77; A. b. Buzby. 81. 6-7S; ].
w. Stone. 96, 1878; II. s. McKeag,
106, ISIS; ]. II. Rowland, los, sos.
Those who qualified for the president
cup were: A. Il. Betteridge, II; p. II.
Cockefair, IA; II. ]. Mackie, II; B. A.
Kelley, IT; b. e. Dutker, IS; f. w.
Sparks. rs; Fl. +. McKeag, rs A. Buzby,
rs; A. C. Fetterolf, rs; ]. w. Stone, rs
]. II. Rowland. rs; w. C. Cushman. 10
F. q. Smith, 70; w. j. Helps, 10; F. C,
Fuller, so; NJ c. Davidson. So.
In the finals of the ladies' putting
competition Mrs. ], J. Harris beat Mrs
T.. E. Silvernail, up. and In Class b
Mrs George e, Higgins beat Mrs. A. J.
Amberg, up.
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oS men sRs s'Is$ & ~ on
w. p4eamy Owner MACoSpER Trainer e we r wT CHI by sur
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RUMSON POLOISTS
PLAY TWO GAMES
Bear Cats Beat Elephants;
Flycotchers Trim Robins.

RUMsoN. N. j.. Sept. 1.-Two of the
closest contested polo matches Of the
season were played to-day before a large
gallery at the Rumson Country Club.
The first game, for the George c. Sher-
man consolation prize, was won by the
Rumson Bear Cats, who defeated the
Rumson Elephants by the score of 7
goals to ~. The second match was
won by the Rumson Flycatchers over
the Rumson Robins, 4 goals to 3%, part
OF the game being played by moonlight.
In the first game the score was A at
half time. pretty goals by Galen, Kin
ney and Sherman in the last half clinch-
ing the contest
Benjamin Gatins, who played a strong
game for the Elephants, was thrown
over his mounts head while reaching for
the ball and was shaken up. but contin-
ued In the game. Harry East starred
for the Flycatchers In the second game,
scoring out Of the 4 goals and playing
clever all round game. The lineups
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Close Call for Lyle.

II was a test between Lyle and
Prince Hal I'd all the way and the pro-
hibitive favorite did not have as easy a
time as some mad expected. Alpers gave
Prince Hal I'd a splendid ride and in
spite of the all too apparent superiority
OF Lyle the Prince was only half a
length behind the winner at the finish
Amphion was twenty lengths behind.
The first race, the Hollis, at six fur
longs, for two-year-olds, would have been
. hne race had some of the stars en-
tered gone to the post but eight were
scratched. leaving Mr. Bayards" Walk
the Plank. J. e. widener's Weary, Mrs
w. A. Primes Sea Serpent and the Oak
Ridge Stables Shenandoah to fight il
out for the purse.
For some unknown reason Shenandoah
was made the favorite. with Walk the
Plank a shade the less fancied. Weary
disregarded her name and put UP
rather spry move. leading almost right
up TO the front door of the Judges
stand. But Walk the Plank had more
in reserve and under a good ride by
Johnston won by half a length In the
last few strides. Weary was only half
. length In front OF Sea Serpent, with
Shenandoah last, puffing like an old Erie
locomotive from the exercise Of carrying
123 pounds over that nasty hill
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READING HUMBLES
BEARS; TAKES TWO
Makes It Five Out of Six IN
Series by Beating Newark
8 to 5 and 3 to 2.
VICTORS HIT BALL HARD
Pitcher Brown Wins Own
Game in Second Tilt With
Triple to Left.
VICTORS HIT BALL HARD

READING, Pa, Sept 6.-Reading mads
it five out Of six from Newark by
spanking the Bears fore and aft in A.,
double header at Lauer's Park thl,
afternoon. The Marines won the first
game. to 5. and the second. to 2.
The locals hit the ball hard in the
opening contest. They sent Rommell
from the hill in three innings. Lyons.
who succeeded him. did not fare much
better. Brewer kept the Bears hits
we'll scattered.
Allenburg's bat played a prominent
part in Readings victory. The second
game was a pitching duel between
Brown and Cav. Brown helped win his
own game with a triple to deep left
The scores:
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CLEVELAND. INDIANS
BEAT WHITE SOX
Speakers Team Wins One
Sided Game by II to
2 Score.

CHICAGO, Sept. e.-The Cleveland In
dams played great ball here to-day and
stunned a lrage crowd Of $4,000 who
came out to gloat over them by de-
feating the White sox in the second
game of the series by a score Of IL to q
Little Claude Williams. the local left
ha nder, was knocked out Of the box
by Speakers clubbers He was unsteady
right, from the start, when the Indians
got to him for a run each in the hrst
and second innings. Williams had further
trouble with his control and Cleveland
continued piling up runs.
oddly enough Chicago outhit Cleve-
land by fourteen hits to eleven, out the
Indians made theirs at the right time
The White Sox hit Jim Bagby pretty
Justify, but his big lead enabled MIN
to float along with the tide and take
things easy. When he had TO retire q
man in the pinch he was able TO 90 so,
md the Sox did not get q run unth
cleveland had ten run lead. me score :
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PIRATES HIT BALL
WITH A VENGEANCE
Go on Rampage Against Offer
ings Of Hendrix and Carter
and Win, II to 0.
COOPER IN FINE FORM
Only One Cub Reaches Third
-Pittsburg Pitcher Gets
Three Hits.
COOPER IN FINE FORM

PrTTsBuRo, Sept. e.-(National)-
The Chicago Cubs made their last APP
pearance OF the season here to-day and
were defeated by the Pittsburg Pirates
by q score Of IL to 0. The home team
went on a rampage against the offerings
OF Claude Hendrix in the first three in
nings. They drove him from the box
and kept up the cannonading against
Carter. who replaced him In the third
witt two men on base and nobody out.
Cooper held the Cubs powerless. Only
one man reached third base. The Pirate
pitcher also used his bat with deadly
effect. He had three hits and a walk in
his four times at the bat. The score:
CHICAGO lNO RITTSRuRG lNl
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Special Despatch to The Sun.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 6.-Hammering the
offerings of cellars and Kingston. Balti-
mere experienced little trouble in regis
tering a 10 to victory to-day over Jer-
se, City. The Orioles collected twenty
two hits while Frank held the opposi-
ton to eight hits.
Cellars was nicked for seven hits and
five runs before he was replaced by
Kingston in the fourth. Kingston Jared
but little better, seven consecutive bin
giles being made In the fourth before he
settled down and retired the side. After
this he was scored upon only once. good
fielding pulling him out of numerous
tight places.
Mike Doolan had q perfect day, get
ting five hits in as many times to the
Mate The score:
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syosset stilI Reliable.

The scheduled feature was the Queens
Steeplechase Handicap, at two and a
half miles, Seven horses had been
named. but when the blue pencil had
ceased operations only two were left
Mra Payne Whitney's reliable Syosset
and F. Ambrose Clark's Hibler. Being
the better horse, Syosset won. But VIM
cent Powers. who rode. the son OF Mi
graine gave Syossets adherents some
mighty anxious moments Powers per-
.s.itted Franklyn on Hibler to make the
pace almost all the way. The first
time around it was Hibler by fifteen
lengths and everybody wondered what
was keeping Syosset back Hibler was
fencing cleaner than the favorite, and
II really did look as II Mrs. Whitney's
standby was in for a beating.
Back into the woods they went, with
Hibler still showing the way and NOV
ing along more gracefully than his rival.
Then Syosset began to move. Now he
was only ten lengths to the bad and
going faster all the time. Quite soon he
was only FIVE lengths behind Hibler, and
then they came rounding into the honoe-
stretch. Powers gave Syosset his head
and the gelding leaped into the lead Just
as quick as a fash. Then 1t developed
into a mere gallop for Syosset and he
came romping home in front by FIVE
lengths.
The big race on the nat was to have
been the Stayer's Handicap, which had
been reduced to q mile and a half
There were only four entries, but Mu-
steal Honours. having started in a pre-
vious event, was scratched, leaving Just
enough contestants to take care OF all
parts Of the purse J. r. Flanagan, Jr's
Lyle, a we'll set up son of Leonid, hav-
ing gained some reputation as a slayer
on the grass, was made the favorite at
to 20, though II was conceded that
Prince Hal I'd. owned by the mythical
'Mr. Bayard," was conceded to have
considerable speed and the best rider in
the race In the person of Fred Alpers
IT was contest for gentlemen riders
Mr.. Lyon had the mount on Miss Ruth
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PHILLIES OBTAIN II
HITS OFF RUDOLPH
Maui Brave Pitcher and Win
by 4 to I.

Boston, Sept 8 (NationaD The
Phillies took the third and last game
Of the series at Braves Field this after
noon by getting to. Dick Rudolph for
total of eleven hits in the eight in
nings he worked. The final score was
4 to /.
Hogg pitched steady game. He held
the Braves to seven hits while his mates
were batting their way to a Victory.
Luderus, Williams and Paulette espe-
clally made Rudolph's life burdensome.
Luderus getting to him for two crash
Ing singles, each OF which were trans
lated into runs The score:
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JACK WARRIOR TO PITCH.
VIII Face Pol Perritt at Dyckman
Oval To-day.

The baseball team representing thu
Fletcher Company from the wilds of
Jersey will come to Dyckman oval.
near the Dyckman street subway sta
ton. this afternoon. The shipbuilders
will tackle the Treat 'em Roughs In
a double header. The Fletchers will
have the Kelleher brothers on the mound
and Kritchen behind the bat. Joe Wsg-
ner,. former Giant, and Jack WARRIOR.
former Yankee, are two other former
major leaguers in the Fletcher lineup.
Pol Perritt and Jeff Tesreau, one still
a Giant and the other a one time MEM
Der of the New Workers., will do the
pitching for the Empey outfit. Jimmy
Clinton, former star OF the Jersey City
club, will be the reserve twirler.
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GOLF AT HYDEWoOD.
Fall Chnmpionship Tourney Hold.
Members Attention,

In the first round for the fall cham
pionship OF Hydewood Golf Club yes
terday r. U. Strong beat A. A. Cannon,
0 and Z; o. A. Vonbuckow beat w.
w. Turner. and 1 ; II. f. Blazier beat
wv w. Slime. and 3. and A. H. Batter
beat II. A. Slime, 2 and /.
The leading cards for the president 6
trophy follow;
Il. Z. BiaSisr. 77-s, cS W. W. Slime,
$40, go; A. D. Honeyman, 100
80, 20; r. U. Strong, s9-l6. 70; H. A.
Slime. s4-s. rs; A. II. Batten. s0-14,
76; w. w. Turner 1920, 50; A. A.
Cannon. 1863, 81.
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Totals Il 1915 n s3
sRatted for Ayers in the second inning.
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Continued from First Page.

lodged a complaint Of foul against the
winner. The stewards listened to his
story and then sent for Knapp. When
he had finished with his story the pad
dock Judges were called. They we're
questioned at length and then followed
a long Capitalization.
Decision Not Popular.
While the thousands waited breath
lessly the stewards discussed the various
phases Of the case. and 1t seemed ar IL
they never would come to a decision.
Some racegoers became impatient and
shouted unlxind remarks at the officials
When they finally decided to take the
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Time q post O3 on
sOi Wn9sr en- Tshdes DAmntina
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RED SOX STAGE BIG
CARNIVAL WITH BAT
Hammer Athletics Pitchers
for Twenty Hits and Take
Both Games.
SECOND GOES II INNINGS
Hooper's Triple Deciding Fac
tor-Refuse to Let Ruth
Reach Ball.
SECOND GOES IL INNINGS
Special Despatch to The suN.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.-The Red Sox
won both games of double headsc
with the Athletics to-day, IL to 3, and
to 8, eleven innings. In the first game
The Red Sox enjoyed their second bat
ting spree in two days at the expense
Of the Athletics pitchers. They fol-
lowed their twenty-five hits for total
of forty-two bases made yesterday by
assaulting the Mack pitchers for twenty
hits, which included home run and n
double by Hooper and two base blow
by McInnis.
The Red Sox won the second In the
eleventh, when Hooper's triple and Vita
single followed a base hit by Shannon.
Ruth was passed three times. The
scores:
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Dodgers Tie Game.

Brooklyn tied in the seventh when
Kruger cracked double to left Baird
ran for him and Griffith. batting for
Smith, drove a single to left, scoring
Baird.
In the eighth. with two out. Konetchy
drove one past Zimmerman for which
Heinie didn't even make a play. Per-
haps he thought 1t was foul. However,
Honey got a double. Kildufr walked,
bringing up Mamaux, who had taken
Hickman's place in the batting order.
With two strikes on him. Al drove a
single through the box. sending In
Honey with the winning run. The score:
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ON GREENWICH LINKS,
Topping Wins Is Hole Medal
Handicap.

GREENWICH. Conn. Sept. 6,-At tho
Greenwich Country Club to-day l.. D.
Topping won the ball sweepstakes eight
cen holes medal handicap play Inc
cards were II. ]. Topping, "A, 2-'-'
r. Goepel, 81. 1873; r. c. Mciusly'
SO. 1914; II. Glllen, SO, 9--7t C. ~
Rafrerty. 90, l5--77; &. Truesdae' ~
81.
Prizes presented by J. A. Flynn 10,
players making the best two ROUNDS u
eighteen holes during the month oi sep,
TENDER open for members 90 years ~ ~
age and over. were won by l'r a.
Martin, Sc, SIS, and L, Grant w.
l6-79
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BAY STATE GOLFERS WIN.

NEWTON, Mass. Sept. 6,-The Massa-
chusetts state golf team defeated the
Connecticut team, 10 matches to/5, at
the tBrae Burn Country Club to-day.
The Massachusetts golfers won three of
the hve foursomes apd seven OF the
ten single matches. Francis Ouimet the
Massachusetts, captain, Withdrew from
the singles competition because OF i'll
ness.
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hu nG on aa . .. ne end s sammy as R ssT y SPs
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QUALIFY AT MoNTCIAIR.
A. r. PiersOn, with rs, Leads
Field for Golf Club Title.

Members Of the Montclair Golf Club
played the qualifying for the club cham.
pionship and sweepstakes event In two
classes yesterday. In the sweepstakes
the scores were:
Class A. L. Pierson, Jr., 7s-b.
70; J. I. Simmonds, s0--6. rs: J.
MOVES, sS-l2, 76; H. NJ. Robinson, IS
liz, 70 X c. Kerr. Sill. 76; p. L.
Gallagher. Ss--s. II; r. b. Stuart. ssN
s. rs.
Class B--John Refs, SIS, rs; T.
M. Merrill. 101-2s. IS; s. w. jackson
@-l7. IS; C. b. Harrison, 101-22. 70
For the club championship. QUALIFY.
Ing round, there were forty-nve con.
testants. the fret sixteen to qualify. ths
others for cups. A. F. Plerson, with "a
ana Paul Harrison, with 70. were the
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SECOND GAME.

Earned ns-Philsdelphia. .: Boston, 3.
Two base hits-Russell, Thomas. Three base
Boston, .. Struck out-By Russell, 4; By
Kinney. Z. Double plays-Burns and Nc.
Avoy; Shannon. Scott; and McInnis. First
base on errors-Boston, 2; Philadelphia, /,
Wnd pitches-Russell. i; Kinney, l. Empires
--Dineen3 and Owens. Time Of game hours
and s minutes.
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FIRST GAME.

Tota1s... IS IS q 10 IT
Slated for Adams in the ninth inning.
Philadelphia ........1 oooi IA
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Games Scheduled for To-day
Roading in Jersey City 1.-TWO games).
Baltimore in Newark dwo games).
Binyhamton in Rochester.
Toronto in Buffalo
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TIGERS SLUG BALL.
BUT BROWNS WIN
Timely Hitting by St. Louis
Decides Gar IL to 10.
special pespatch 70 THr sux.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept Although the
Tigers attacked two pitchersI savageiy
and ran themselves dizzy around the
paths for a total OF ten runs at Navin
Field to-day II was their misfortune TO
lose because the Browns pounded four
pitchers timely.
The final score was IL to 10. The
score:
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Two base hits-wiggiesworth. Hyde. Jacob
son. Elliott Stolen bsses-Lawry, jacobson.
Double plays-Boley. Doolsn and bentley;
Kingston, Berrigan and Dakoville. Bases on
by Frank S: BY Zellers. /; BY Kingston, 2.
Left on bases-Baltimore, Il; JERSEY City. s.
Umpires-Messrs. MCGOWAN and stocksdale.
Time OF game-i hour and 81 minutes.
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Two base hit-MerkIe. Three base hit
whitted. stolen base-Carey. Sacrifice hits
Hollocher. Southworth. Sacrifice iy-Bar-
bare. Double plays-Herzog and Killefer !;
Herzog, Hollocher and Merkle; hollocher.
Herzog and Merkle; Cutshaw and Whitfield:
Terry, Cutshaw and Whitfield 2; Cutshaw.
Terry and Whitfield. Left on bascs-Chicago,
.: Pittsburg, s. Bases on balls-of Carter,
2: off Cooper l. Hts-0ff Hendrix. In 2
6 innings; on Cooper, & in . innings. Hit
by pitcher-By Hendrix, Whitfield. Struck
out--By Carter, /; by Cooper. q Winning
pitcher-Cooper. Losing pitcher-Hendrix.
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s.. Iou. , .......... III
Hits-on Boland. 3 in "a inning; of Ayres,
Cnone out in fourth; on Leifeld. II in 9 -
innings: of sothoron. In Ia innings: off
Cunningham. in innings, Two base hits-
Tobin. Three base hts-Hellmann 2, Young
Struck out-By Cunningham, 9; by Leifeld.
l. by. Sothoron, 1. Bases on balls-0n Bolsnd,
q OF Ayers, ! off Leifield. Q; of Cunning
ham, i; of sothoron, /. First base on
error-Detroit Left on bases.-Detroit, 8:
st. Louis, .. Time of game--2 hours and 10
minutes. Umpires-Messrs. Chill and Evans.
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MAMAUX'S SINGLE
DEFEATS GIANTS


home. Konetchy fred back to Kruger
to get Zimm, and the backstop did well
TO catch the high throw with his bare
hand. Robby and the other Dodgers
SHE'D their gloves into the air and made
quite a fuss over the decision. but 1t
hald
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5 NTH more sH.rssc on aSd also sS %s me 5 and To%s
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FIRST GAME.

Totals. .S3 9 16 "a IL
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THE SUMS RACING CHART.
BELMONT PARK RACETRAcrS. Sept.
Sept. s.-CIear, track fast.

+. Five and a half furlongs. Purse.
2:!s. Winner, b. c.. by ormondale-Miss
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INDExED BELMONT ENTRIES
FIRST RAcE-Claiming; three year -olds and
pward; seven furlonGs. main course:

SECOND RACE-The CorlnthiSp Handicap
steoplechase; three year.olds and upward
about two miles and a half
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bates on Dane-OH InOmas. ., on t'lVo'n.
3. Struck out-By Thomas, ;: by Clifford
!. Three base hit-.Lamar Two base hit
errcrs-By Buffalo 3: by Rochester l Stolen
bases-Keating. Rodriguez. Left on bases.
Bnhalo. 5: Rochester, 9. Double pars-
Heating. Loudly and witse; Thomas Casey
and Loudly: Nagle, Rodriguez and Donahgc
Hit by pitcher-By Thomas. / wild pitch
Thomas. Umpires-Messrs. Carpenter and
Wagner.
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Brooklyn. q 0-S
New York. ............ o / o o IA 0 0 o-5
Two base hits-olson 2. Wheat Kruger.
Konetchy. Three base hits-Myers, Konetchy
Home run-KAuh. Double play-olson and
Konetchy. Left on bases-New York. Q;
BROOKLYN. s. Bases on balls-on Dubuc. /
(Klldun) off Mamsux, Kelly. Kauff. Hits
on Nehf. 8 in 8 inninEsj on Dpbuc, in 2
Mamaux. in 3 innings. Struck out-By Nehi,
/ (KrueTer) BY Dubuc. . (Olson o. Mamaux) |;
by Smith, i (NehD. Winning pitcher.
runs-oh Smith, L.: OF Nehf, Il of Dubuc
9. Umpires-Messrs. Quigley and O'Day.
Time of game-1 hour and n minutes
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RUMPUS is VICTOR

RUMsoN, y. j., Sept 6.-ln '.',
breeze on the South Shrewsbury io-u's
Bertram II. Borden sailed his NA't.
to victory over three one d'st. w.
knocka bouts. The Japp leads ior w ,s
seasons cup by one point over fra'''''
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Results of Races at
Belmont Park Terminal

FIRST RACE.
The HollisIFor two-year-clds; purse 5000;
Walk the Plank. ia. Johnson. rs out III
weary ..........,..1ft.. Rice 49,. 81 rs 2
zee Serpent. "....lls.. bah ....... 81 even 9
start good Won le driving ;NHn winner. V en-. g.
* COCK O. the WalkIPrivateer; Owned ~
SECOND RACE
The Trial s,eepicchase-For three-year-
purse T 500; about sSO miles: 49,
Delaware .is.. B. Haynes. - p ou, y.
Indian Desert .ls2 .o'connor.. 81 out .
start good. Won easily. winner, b. C., by
ormondale- Lvonia.. owned by NJ. L.
schwariz. Trained By J. Hastings.
THIRD RACE.
The Mineola Handicap-For three-year-
Horse W.T.. Jockey Odds Fin
Vague .....".......li5. .Erasch -. ~ even Il
Crumpsall ..,..... lis. Rice ...... IS out g.
. .sSfD.s%Pe Hd Mo5n . IS R.ll
Coupled as J. r. Macomber entry.
Start good. Won handily. Winner, ch. M
:, by Collaborating. Owned by Huntington
Valley Farms Trained by S. p. Harlan.
FOURTH RACE.
four-yeaf-oids and upward; purse $500:
ABOUT Two ana = nol1 miles.
Horse W.T. Jockey Odds. Fin.
Syosset ........... .155. Powers -. IL out -
Hlbler :..."....... IA. Franklyn.. rs out
Only two starters.
Start good. Won gslloping. Winner. br. g..
aged. by Migraine-Sister Stella. Owned by
Greentree Stable. Trained by J. Owens.
FIFTH RACE.
The Stayer's Handicap-For three-year-olds
and upward: purse $500: gentleman riders:
about one mile and a half:
Horse VT. Jockey. Odds. Fin.
Lyle ;;.y.;;......l ss. .Fianagan.. 40 out ~
Prince Hal H.. .150.. F. Apers. 81 1-2 2's
Amphion .:...u:. las Lyon -, ~ IL
Start good. Won handily. Winner. ch. G.,
s, by Leonid-Chickadee. Owned By ]. y.
Flanagan. Jr. Trained by B. Cole.
SIXTH RACE.
The Lynbrook Steeplechase-Selling; nom
winners of four races in 1919; for four-year-
olds and upward; purse 500: about two
miles:
Horse VT. Jockey. Odds. Fin
Robin Goodfellow 40. Diamond. Ia out IL
Whist u....,..... .132. .Fricker -. 81 out %
Flight Capital .132. .Wilhams.:. SO out
Start good. Won handily. Winner. oh. G..
8. by Goodrich-Lady Alan. Owned by y.
Ambrose Clark. Trained by W. Freeman.
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Luderus q Stolen base--wiIiianas, saorifc.
hitsIBlackburne, Callahan O. Sacrifice iy-
fBlackourne. Double plays-Maranviile and
Pauletts. Bancroft mad Luderus Ieft on
5ases--Boaon.. s; Philadelphia, .. Bases on
palls-on Rudolph, 3. Hits-on Rudolph. ii
n lnninge; on Fillingim, 2 in 1 inninE.
HIT By pitcher-By Hogg (smith). Struck
9ntE,By Hogg, 2; Winning pitcher-HorE.
minutes "N 90
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oOoiC ~ NoNtiiCi -
total. 4. Robins: Ross
/; penalized by safety.
-Fairchild Kinney.
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oro FIRST RACE-For two-yearolds. Selling. Fl,
Ime e POat an
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BINGHAMT0N IN FRONT.
Martin Beats Herache of Toronto
I'm Duel, i to 1.

TORONTO. Sept 6.-With Scouts IRA
Thomas OF the Athletics and Malloy u
the Chicago Cubs looking on, Lefty
Martin, the sensational Binghamtol
southpaw. engaged Hersche OF Toronto In
pitching duel here to-day and beat
him. to l. Hersche is leading the
league in games won and lost. but Marin
IL generally regarded as the best twrlor
N the International. The score: