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New York Giants
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Mike Donlin’s Stars Did ,not'

The first oi the season‘ 8 races EaEt the
Norvl'nlh \acht (tub were held on Sat-
urday afternoon, and it is i-xpectedE
that one will be held L'tlt'll Saturday
until Labor Day.

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PREFERS Bill? ”ml
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Chairman Wrsnn at Davis Cup
Committaeylnter‘s as Much
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scrauh bi .ll. and the Fearless won by
a good margin.

in Class B, the Nadia and Virya
were scratch bouts; Flicker gave two
per cent. and the Alethea gave three
per uni. The l‘lit-kci' now by the!
close margin of nineteen seconds, theE
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

 

Yesterday's Results.
Pittsburgh, 1; Chicago, 0.
No other games scheduled.

Standing at Clubl.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

in Class A the Sonora was the innry ioliows: E
G. L l . II . . IE Clara A. ConeLieuE E“; w b XL‘W anNl‘UN, Aug. .i.—Thr- meni- Chicago ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I: 411“ PE E
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Ive oca Team a. LOOk' I {\nme. .‘IStan TEENS“- ETm-Ie- e tIOltffiT “ELLE: L I" Aux. qu-llle sidered the \Ear \sEiEtElElatEitEEEh EEtiAEiiEuiEEsciéEtEw IEEEEEEEEEEEE llllllllllll it; ‘ :3
. ’ . bean?“ ...................... .5220 brizzzl 3:12:23 aEEsEEEeEW 01‘ D3”: cup defenders be“ upon yachting last Honing. but‘ EiAAdAaAAapUAAESEEEEEE ...... 43 42
In at Yesterday 8 Contest lochora -2: nilzio 3:21:49 “ems ymgfdlymlfiuflfe 0:“:"3’1'4: tor the present it will not cause alnufiaio .14 i6
. . \‘adia ”was: 8 r-44.o- . (. - oi the W (Side TenninxClulJ EEEiEAEiEEEtEE CEEEEEEEEEE EEE EEEE EEEEEEEEE “ream mad” Kant“ my """"" 43 53
TI .\ \‘iryn 3-); 2-14») :E.11EAIE)EEEEE"nitempt 19E 6;;qu whether mm ‘IISICoIninAo:10re iIJailets ll. l‘rntt hnd Sig-i El’ittsburgh ............ 4t) 50
Ae.‘v'.v‘;‘;., III S . I . . ‘ ......................... ..- . , I'ussseont . ,
local.» live; sE—di‘r: tEl'ElEE’EboEEEE:i:;E:r ElE: 'tEn‘EtE-EIEAEAEIIIEEJEEE lEli’E E E E EE4E : EE 0 j 0 “Mk" """""" ' """"" 2‘25 5E" 3 18 41 ‘BEEEEE or Th . ' E'C 'Bundy \llll play m meeting of th«Erect!lEiEEEaiEn:\Ett:ddEAEEsEEEAsfsmthEi:lm LEOEEES EEEEEEEEUEEE‘O EM
niicrnoth. on Amusement iE"Elrl' 'E‘EEEUt‘At-hauel‘ p EEEEEEEE 1 1 E1] to) EE 0 .liethea """"""" 'EE """" E‘EEEEEE' 6E00EEE5 3‘31'01 EEEEEE doubles against the IWinucr ”LE the situation. Games TcdaYv “‘ E E‘E
lnrnls played it yen. 1,001. exhibition of; ' ' """ E """ . U 0 Antonia ....................... Did not start. Lucian-Australasian “nes' .. There two more. than fifty captains Indiana olis at Brook] 11 E E
linscball at times. E’l‘hev could not con. Totals 4» 1‘6 1., )1; E I'Yheodore RE Poll and 8' Norris WEEE I” 1119 meeting, and it was suggestedI St Louips~ at Buffalo Y E
nm with the good AME-hon of Schu l EE EEEAE\‘EE(E)lE<E\E\'E:EtA.-Ks- E E E E EEEEEEEEE Ed made EEEE one mm EEEEEEE EEEEEEE by 50‘“ “l“ in View Of ”1" Diesel" Kdnsus i‘ity at Baltimore
lllld Schiiuer. The visitors only clotElEtE.E E E b l WEE we” defeated in the first match ”WNW” ““195 in EUTODE‘ il might be (EhlL‘a"0 Eat Pittsbur [A E E
ed the ball for l2 hits. The liltills llatlEHIlllllgllt‘L' ct' ...... E; 0E iEi EE10 Ed 2 :ivxaztlidmlgri “Std McwudngEEE EE..” well to EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE the CEEEEESO at once. E b #1 E
:lllIlC‘ Iinijlllnys behind them, whithI iiorliheimt-r 2b .4 u l 5 5 2 Buddy and ichfglflEiEfiouthemtEdEiEinEiEE EEEEElEEEElEEEEtEgEEEEerE EEEEE EEOEIEIEEEEEEEE EEEEEiEEpEEmEE ENTERNATIONAL LEAGUE'EEE
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lWlIIEENl Ellie ttEEEEEAEEiEiEc iElEAiiiEsEEEfEm (55:2? EEESAEEEEEAEE EEEE EEEEEEEE EJE E 11 EE 0 doubles CEEEEEEEEDEOEEEEE EE.—EEE 6*EEE Epointed 0‘" ”WE ”:1: “Wingew; ‘12:?- Yesterda 'l Resultl
eats. He himself mode tonbtid throw-a Schmidt ri EEEEEEEEEE E; 0 E0 EEEEI EE MCEEOEEKEEEEEE dEdEwE PM as EEEESE n ""0““ and it “mud be “9” ‘0 “E‘mE \EO games “er Eaved ’eSteEl'dEY- T”
which A'i-sultctl in ruh< \ichrnc v w... Ker-ho lEt' EEEEEEEEE -i 0 A. 0 E 0 game EEEEEE liebr ”the did WEEEE liundy. before taking 5‘10“ (“WW aullOfl- game s heduled ptor hEiontroal' llv
hit by a hard hit Amisbde““431“ . ‘Korr E(. EEEEEEEEEEE; o 2 3 0 0 Chairman WWW as much as said mm. it wns decided to proceed in the. la Aed (:Eu gamma lEl
bud eye. He continued the game I”: Fem: NE. ............ 3 0 U o 0 E lichr und McLaughlin would be the ul-‘ morning to Newport, \l'llt‘l‘c nnotberEp l y.
Ne“ Yorks had the some lEincuEp asEiloanin, Ep """""" 'l 0 U E) i E.EE ttinute doubles team. I,“ added that. meeting will be coiled to further con- E Standin of Club! ‘
tlwy had \iiion they played llt‘rG tho "Linilsay lEf EEEEEEEEEEE E, (A 1 n 0 2 he “Ens not through with the trials. Esidcr the situation. it is probable that g E . ~ A
[ml tlAhr. “ith the exct‘pililll of S‘nod- I EEEEEEE—E: .. .. _.. __ 0 El ““5 the first time Williams had the races as scheduled \Aill all be snii- l W' L‘ {fig-Ii
Rio»: in place of ilvcr at short E Totals ' ‘l" (l " 0" 04 ”i; \EEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEE racket in a week. in the (d. but the yachtsmen “1113' decide ‘0 BEEEEEEEEON EEEEEEEEEEEE 59 39
'i‘hc attendance “Ens about onEe ihon~E SCEOElElElJlEli'E ElE\'EE\‘l‘\lGSE5'-E ~ sccond match ho was anything but abandon the run to Vineyard Haven. IRochester ............ 59 40
Blind and Aim fans were Aiieohhoihtmi E \' v ohm. ‘i 0 'E) E3 E1 0 A 3 0 1» WHEN" The “my"? E" ”we“ The last race on the cruise is that for BEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE E: EEE
lo th um the locals plnycd tho thine. E\or\'Ehlks EEEEtl 0 El it 0 0 0 0 : EE condition. McLaughlin. who played on "10 WP presented to the Chill by King Protidence ‘ EE EEEEE E3
0 lite New York Giants. \icre mtE-t lit; The sumEiEnEaErEY‘ Tw-ob lit E MEEE them for the mill. lime. pronounced George \’.. oi 12“]de it before that TIoronto -------------- 48 43
the depot ulth autos and were i k x EEEEEE AE 3 CE‘ "‘9'“ “E" be“ mg “m" "e 1““ lime England is involved in the Eum- MEEEaEEk EEEEEEEEEEEEEE E4 E8
9. onI erney, Kerr, Lonltn. Schatur, Snod- seen m all a]; travels ; Montreal ............. 39 58
to the Norunlk Hotel for dinner andE grass. First on balls-0tr Gearin. 2: The first match started at 10:45 a. few war this “p M“ “m be "we“ Jersey City ........... 31 66
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then to gami; by autos. Tito Score:
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. ab r h po u eISclAhuer. .2. Left on bases~—'N. Y.
l'iez. ll ........... I..3 1 t- 0 It) 0 Inlants. 5; Xerwalk'sJ. Double play——
irnnt 3b ..... I3“. . .5 UI I1_IIl 0 0 Snodiirnss to Wiltse. First on errogs
Thorpe. cl .......... 4 4 1 1E0 u,-——N 1. Giants, 5. Hit by pitcher—-
'ilnnlin. rl ........... 5 :i 2 4 2 OIThorpe. Stolen bases—Jrhorpe, Johnv

ISnodgruss 5‘3 ......5 0 2 1 2 0 son (2). Umpire-nggins Timur-—
Murray. 21) ..........-'A 0 1 7 0 (litme litiur and thirty- five minutes.I

- \‘l'lllsc, lh ...... ...l’» 1 0 l2 1 0 Storer-E-li‘ C. Bledell.
WESIPURI “FE [8 follows, the start being at 3:37.

EVER William Ill. Jones. Westport. 4:37“

Arthur Stnbeli. So. Norwnik. 4:38.
Ralph Susstnnn, New York City. It : 47

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of; Walter Marihg. Dorian. 4: 49
It Robert Gninor. So. Norwaik. 517%
j . . - . . Miss Florence Adcock, .
:t - William H.iones Sui'prisnslocal Rowan“, . 5.13%
. . . William Brady Rowayton 5:23
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5‘” mm” by Taking SEW”, Richard Ireland. So. Ngrwatk, maya
Harold Avery. So. Norwnlk. 6:35

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Loving Cup

lru Smith. Ray Parker and ‘Artliur
Olsen withdrew tronl the race before
rounding the lighthouse.

A large crowd weroipresent on the
beach. and they took the keeuest of in-
toreat in the rude. cheering their favor
lies when they came home Credit is
due lillbs .chk. the only daily in the

 

One of the most interesting. and ..by
for the most successful swims ever
held in this vicinity was enjoyed yes-
terday afternoon, at notch rotor.

. when fifteen entrants eagerly started
the three mlEle swim. held under the
auspices of the local
around the lighthouse, for the beau- eases bill .one arm. Iftlr their sticking
tirul sliver loving cup generously of; EdllalillliI.
felted by Monagor \‘evllle Boyley otrl

. the .pnrk. .

Th9 race was nip E‘and tuck t‘romI thol _:
start to the onion thus increasing its Tenn“ Team IEf LonEiiwood Does Not
interest. Arthur Stabetl Norwnlk's . , Enlhute Experts; ‘
notion swimmer. led mm mm: start to BOSTON. .Aus. Brill militia
a (platter or a. mile trom bomb when moms havg. been completed to: tile
William H. Jones, of Westport spurt- WI mind '0! ohms notches in the
ad into the lead. Ewhich be bent Itintil OEIIEIIIIMIM Wat for the right to

A? we finish. defeating .Stfibnll by hilt ”challénge the United States team. On
a minute. Mr. Jones was yeE‘ryI tireEti litEEEEE ._ mall-EV? Friday “(E1 SWINE! Of

A. the finish; it being the first long raou th EW°8R "mm-”WM and Grail Brit-

he oval-I entered. but EStnbclEl our as‘ 3E“ W1“ “M8815 “E the ELOEIISWOOd

‘mw I18. 3 “is.” he ‘Ibeing the lei Cricket Club. the winner to meet the

mamma- to. go in swimming Eagain ab. 'Unltod States téa‘m "later at New York.

..Etel‘ the finish or the race. The IfimshI The plans call for two singles mntch-

EE‘EIEEEEEEEEE ' nito a surprise: as .maEAAAEy hm E59 on Thursday, the first at 2 0E ’clocEk.

ban EBd .n siébe’nis Speed and mdur‘. I E”0189 dolllJEleSE match Friday E51 2: 30

open not him home first. and they: EE°°1°E°k ““1 two ““3195 ”will“ 3”?

”lit for his defiant, Jones‘A urliay. the broth ‘3“‘élouk. ThoLonEg-

:- or the 01119.0 Lite 3"” . ‘onod committlse Ilia. W for 4,185

3 18 at .9, swimmer, uE énfi‘r _ “J“ “NINE titers will. be

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no. Savers. swim. and William Brady. who pots-l

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m. and the early'h’onr showed Ille-
Loughlin and Williams still harboring
Ieffects of slumber, but Pelt and Belir
A'plnyed in spirited style. McLuuglAlln
worked «in with Bohr better. than its
hits for tho last three days. but he still
hung back a trifle tor {our of mussing
up the game of his temperamental
partner. Williams allowed best on
backhand work. while l’cll just revel-
led in low ground strokes.

The second set of the second mulch
Isaw the awakening of the‘ real Mc-
Abonghlin. With the score :l-love
Enguinst them and with McLaughlin
Escrving Williams and Pen netted three
balls attempting 'to return the terriitc
Edrivcs oi the team leader. McLaughlin
EtlAeiA stung his service through for a
clean ace. making a game in four
strokes. The national doubles pair
kept going until they had live games
stowed awoy. The ninth game was
last and went to deuce. {our times. Pelt
had a double fault on his service and
then netted the next trial, giAing the

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CHAMPIONS FIE.“
lllBEIIABLE EBALI.

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Contrasts in the live lilgE 15...;er

the world citnmpionE

llaéebzvll races ““1.me during the: Manager A. C. Knot-Er announced this average: 91345.. \‘ext to tho New W. L RC.
Past eek. In the American Leena. morning that there would probably no York man is Cobb, -.Deirott .342. and Iphuadetphia’ .......... 61 EE33 .649

team played nlm' t Ibl’hlladolphlal “0 "10““ ball games by the Norwalk ninth in ditto hot is Speaker, of Boston, Boston ___________ 55 42 .567A
51nd ran it its i 0: tin eatnbie ball team this season on Amusement Park. '319El AA. sEElends iii stolen bases Washington I IIIIIIIII 5_ 43 54?

club to sixpand e‘afi .lovérE the nearest The poor work of the loam against the withE oln club batting. Plilladel- Detroit IIIII .I . . _ ”'50 45 .510

National Loo “that games. In lilo New York Giants, yéatol'dny afternoon, bills. with 295. nnd Washington. with Chigago . IIIII ______ 47 50 - .485

with a week 8:le to Noni. York: not tilts discouraaed Norwalk baseball an .248. lead. Topnotchers among the St. Louis IIIIIIIIIIIII 46 $9 .484

one some iln live aEtAEiEAEEEEEE 2mm: onE'y Emusmm The game“ “WWW“ the'pitobers “mm“: Lemar“ 0‘ 805““ New York ...... ......43 54 .443

Giants' “in“ rlv l as blotted; tile season have been losing- propositions, with 14 victories and 3 defeats; Ben- Cleveland ....3" 67 .323

“n“ E! l a. 3. Were still more and the bookcrs do not feel like put,- der. Philadelphia. with 9 and 2; ilank. .

cEcess u in their Eiiveok's Work, ting up any more money. ‘ Philadelphia. 33 and 3. mm'u Today.
EE£° retain ' , l Erwin, of Brooklyn, sets the bat- New York at Detroit. ’

the New York: militiamen
their leadérship. holdinsstl'irab {Ellie
marglnI 35 the now hook opened. I

The EBostoii Nationals motto r‘opid

and losing non'e; nn'd nonunion};
mum pullout mini. to 1m bout 8t:
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Thorpe, One of the LiIveE‘ Wires of

run of slit straight games.

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Yrsierday's Ball Game.
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tins pace of the National League with

ICHANCE EBUY
3 ANGEEILE ARAGEEON. .348. Then come Grant, New York,

LONG crimson. lug.
MIDI. the crack Cuban third base-

New York and Brooklyn are tiad :inI

m“ 0‘ Enigma" 3”“ ‘M' h“ stub baiting at ..267 nerzog. niacin.

been Dumb by a" “DEW. WE“ Am‘ ...noti loads in stolen bases with 37.’

~‘6flms' He l‘ “W to "WE m flatbewson New York. with 18 Mid
. them on their mum mack West? r “um Chicago, with 12 and 4.

on; trip. Anson baboons” donation d balk 3; tools. with 10 cod 4.
in Edie Atlantic mun. no in mud: :3}, the pitchers.

. .4449 tor tofiMIIIEMEIEI “th5 l, l d the bot-
Into We}! imam“. both!- McConnell. Button on s

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Eset to McLaughlin and Bondy. pith aI

' iiiliiiists AVERAGE

the battéIrs of the American with un‘ I E

*‘Wl" .342, and Becker. Philadelphia. .340;

ton in the tntornotionol. Illl Ivor- IIIIIII

- Downs and um HI ll 11 ”In". 5.133.364 Next m ‘Krltcliol l. AXLE?“ 62

Autumn-smmnmmmm, :52, and um. ”mu". It. unis. ....
‘ ' .883. mum“. with 3" “a W mum

' with on. in“ in a“ “m“- clam-u ............ui

IJ Walton?!“ (2).

According to despntches. Sir Thom-
as Lipton has said that in the event of
England going to wil‘ be will withdraw
his challonge for brace for the Amer-
icn's cup for tbe‘prescut. The unicorn
of the New York Yacht Club have rt»
ceived no message from Sir Thomas.
W. Butler Duncan. oi the America's
cup committee, says that tllldfll' such
conditions the club would not expectl
the race to be suited and would readily
agree to any request made by the
challenger.

Thtl‘e is a feeling among the meni-
bers of the club that the ,lmericn‘s
cup races uill not be suited this year.
They hope the Shamrock 1V. may fir-I
rive on this side safely. in the moot
of the races being called on for this
year it is probable that the Shamrock}
1V and the defenders Resolute nndE
Vaultie \\ill be laid up and anothei sa-E
ries of races arranged alter pence has
been established.

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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
Detroit. 4; New York. 3E.
Philadelphia. 5; Chicago,
Cleveland. 9; Washington, 4.
St. Louis. 1; Boston. 0 (12 innings).

 

 

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Pblladélphin’ at Chicago.
Boston at St.‘ Louis. E
Washington at Cleveland.

 

NATIONAL LEAGUE.

, , Yesterday's Results.
,NoIgnmes scheduled.

 

Standing oi Clubl-
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36 .591

.6: 42 .553»

EEst to .531

...............45 ~45 .500

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Games Today.
Jersey City at Montreal.
Newark at Rochester.
Baltimore at Buffalo.
Providence at Toronto (2).E

 

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EASTERN ASSOCIATION.

 

Yesterday's Results.
Springfield, 7; New Havenml.
New London, 3; Waterbury. 1. II
Pittsfield. 5; Bridgeport. 4 "(not

gnmél’ Bridgeport, 8; PlttsleldEIfEIf,

Standing of Clubs.
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New London ..........56
Waterbury... .49
Bridgeport ....... 45
Springfield .. . (.44
Pittsfield ............. 38
Hartford ............. 37
New Huron ........... 33
blew Britain ..... . .20

 

Games Today.
Hartford at Neu Britain:
$44.» - ......
WEEEK'S RECORD OF RUNESE EIEEI
THE BIG LEAGUE8.

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Philadelphia ,. . . . . . . .’ ......... I. _.

Brooklyn ..I
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American League.

Philadelphia ......... .' . . .
New York .........

Washington ..... ......
Boston .....,.._.. ”......II
Chicago ............ . . . . ...
Cleveland
Detroit . .
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Kansas City E
Chicago E

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Montrenl :
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Toronto ....... ......m‘.
Baltic .. ........ ............
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Jersey City ........ . ...... 7‘7

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