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Four out of seven matches. went to
Norwallt Country one tennis team,
giving it a victory in the interciub
series with ill! tenor Hills Club, of
New Haven. which was played Sutur-
day afternoon before the. largeetngab
lery of spectators that has been poor!
on the local courts for some time. In-
terest throughout the seven matches-
. v—four singles and three donbles~
was keenly manifested “and notdni’w'
quent did applause burst forth follow-
ing sharp rallies and sterling shots.
‘ The series was not decided until the'
last match of the afternoon had been
completed and to the doubles ‘conr
bination. consisting of Burchard and
V'aanren. goes the credit of earning
rill victory from Raggedy and Wheel.
er, the score of the sets being 5-2, 1M.
63 The day was a perfect one
the courts and the players of both
iohmsg’a‘ppeai-ed in he at their best
The matches were started prompt- ‘
Iv at 2 o'clock: liccbr‘ding to schedule.
,9. A. Fish drew lll’aterhouaaJ as his
opponent and before the latter won 9.
3 3, victory three sets had been played.
‘33resulting in the scores ”a; 6-3.3 33- 30, frit-
“lull llli ms in
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NEW LONDON July 26.—~le lore,
granted that the largest squadloil of
Irony years will rendesvons sum
nudes aim day to: the annual
challenge: ther‘ York Yl'olit dlub.
‘I‘easolis for moving that the squad
son will be unusually large are based
on the facuthat the war lp‘ Europe has
her» many from going abroad this
summer. and as a result hourly every
available yacht is in commission; also
because by startlng‘at New London
and going to Marbieheed and Glouc;
,ester many Eastern yachts enrolledin
the New York Yacht club will be with The first thlflrtwo will qualify for the
the squadron as well as the Seawanha
Ira-Corinthian contingent. ‘
Other cartributing reasons are the
unusual itinerary of the cruise this
year, which includes passing through
llle Cape Cod canal and the holding
7 or the Kings Cup race off Mnrblehead.
as well as the presence of the two
Anerloals Cup defence candidates. the
Resolute and. the Yanltie.
as
thorium ; _,
W1 0HIM
NEWARK, July 26 .«Aifred mullet
again showed his superior speed as a
3cyciist here yesterday afternoon .by
winning the final of the Criterion
Stakes. the $1, 000 mile event, with
(lesser Moretti second and Frank L.
Kramer winning the first time afteri
. .Moretti collided with Oonllet in the
last half lap and damaged Gouil'el‘s ‘
nv‘heel so that the latter had to quit.
3 - i33Moretti fell after the impact.
At first Referee Valentine was in-
" clined to let the race stand but a.
33 change in the rule providing for acci-
‘ gents was pointed out to him and he
‘ altered his opinion. In the runoff Goul-
let took the lead in the last lap and
5 -‘ floretti worked inside of Kramer in
. the last halt lap.
The l‘ldiul- of the Criterion. caused
welder-Wis feeling aniong the partis-
fi'vd! W liflfloifllbt. ‘ln “Slim
which was ordered rerun Goullet was
leading, “7311.359!" amend.
eiti third. ' ‘
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(may more not scheduled.)
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.liEw mundanns flat-Abe :lsx-
Manchester"Vt this Week ‘to pin! in
dent's cup at the Ekwanok Con ry
oCluh. The tourney will be playedon
”the last four. doors ,of the week July .
.328. 29; 330 :ands 31. J
Metropolitan golfers always have fig
ured prominently in tourneys at Ek-
1 wane): and the: usual strong delegation
from "Clubs in and about New 1'3er »
will be on hand this week.
. Play will begin on Wednesday‘morn
ing with an eighteen hole q-ualifying3
round and the first pair will be sent
away at the refreshing hour of 7 :30
president’s cup and provision has been
‘msd‘e for four other dinosaur if enough
golfers to fill them enter the toumey
If there are any-ties for the last few
places in the first thirty- two they, will
be playednif hut in the other divisions
all ties will be decided by lot. The
maker of the lowest score in the quail
fylng round will receive a gold medal.
Match play in all divisions will be-
gin on Thursday. morning and another
‘ 7:30 start Will be made. The second
match round ‘wilrjm played on" Thurs
day afternoon..and.t3be thirdil‘am semi-
finalronnds are' on the program for
Friday. A tour hail medal 0W, handi-
~~cap also will he played on Friday at-
terhobn, to which those in the various
semi-finalsof: course will not‘ be elig-
. ible.3
REFEREE lill RFFlRlllE
RUISIREFRERMS
NEW YORK. July SSE-Jack Brit-
ton and Johnny Dundee have ingreed
to an innovation in the plans for their
{bout here Thursday evening by con-
senting that the referee shall olilclate
from outside the ring. The State Box-
ins Commission will decide tomorrow
whether to approve the D
change from boxing tradition. The
winner of this boat will move a step
in the streams of a match with
Freddie Welsh, the lightweight chum
333rilon ' "
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teenth time the golfers wihv gather at ,
the annual tournament for the rpfiasia ‘
vas'rzaoaws assume.
Kansas City a. ensure a
Kansas City 6, Inflated.
Plttehurg 4, St. Louis 1.
c—n-u—o‘
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(Other «amt not scheduled. )3
Jersey City
VECTERDAV'S fiESU LTS.
Richmond sleazy on, 1.
Montreal 10. Toronto '7. 3
...-pg.—
ID. Richmond 1.
in Tomato.
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS.
8!. Louis 9, Boston 8 (let flame).
‘Boaten 1: St. Louis 1 (2nd game) 4
Washington 3, Detroit 2. 3
Cleveland 3. Philadelphia 1. 3
Cleveland 8,‘ Philadelphia 4. '\
(lle3 3'mea 3W) V.
———b |
ir- l1" 3‘
:IS' «1' . ‘ - I
Picked ’8m 0!! the onga‘
wood clash, played an all-sound
game. ‘~ ‘
llllfillll m
Willi ‘RRRRF”
The Kelseys ionmled to Georgetown
Sunday and met defeat at the hand:
of the home team. by an s to 3 soon
The game proved to he scrappy from
start to the snail. houton. a member
of the Georgetown team was aeleeéshl
to umpire; and his decisions; mun
not only roasted by the Nor-walk team
but .by the Georgetown vectors. The
“—
. (continuous Eleventh Page).
hrZST. SIDE A. C. VlCTORlOIlS
ABMN. ’ .
The West Side A C. baseball sduad
tron: are hill journeyed to Westport
Sunday and defeated the Holy Names
of that plan's indoor innings to a score
dn the Ioufth. the Holy Names decided
toglvsnptbgogamewfihmrhfinl
shy further. This makes nine games
This is consi cred an excellent record.
If there are any-teams in Norwaik
that think they can eichsn the record,
comb forwardsnd arrange games.
The Westsldc A. c. will cross bate
with the: Colonials next Sunday at the
tiloionlal grounds at 3:16.1oth1eams
are evenly matched and a ”good game
ispromlsedg 1' ,3 .. .
Artcll, in the Lockwood- Spa pring- '
only real features of the game. its war ,
payed? ifnl on; lost and eight won. '
:2 withcleaeplqraunol-theagh
l; inning, when the on”? three
oldie game were made.
3 andiheaefbfingallonthelhea-
dens‘side'.
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CHICAGO, July 26.1-BéSEball and
other amusements gave way yesterday
to the spirit of mourning which all
Chicago is showing for its dead and
five games scheduled for the after-
noon betwm the Yanks and White
a
ere visit Chicago next month. Double
header-s will be played on August 21
of 260. After the 26th run was scored' and 22. it rain should cut in on either
of these days the games will be off
as the Yanks are here for only three
days next trip.
The player! not an early afternoon
train out at Chicago and will arrive
in New York at 3:46 o’clock this of-
tel-noon. Colfl‘acob Rapport, Capt. '1'.
L. fluston, William N Flelsohmann
and diam Elli Donovan left. Loi-
cago at, 6: 30 o'clock. Messrs. Ruppert.
I and Hustou’held along conference yes-
terday slur- President" man sources,
who had been out of the city most of
weaken! AND SHAMsauel-l Wm.
M or n3d l; beugh won'" the
doubly!t ;
3333‘; new financially
A hot fly was neither! by Wil-
x were put over until the New York?»
who time sonic the rim arrived. The"
trip whlghy ended yesterday was not magi i was nutshell task. howev-
*9"! Elinhflffij; fining emu one 33: irony and
hams in yesterday‘s Lock.
wood— Spring Hfll game. This
boy‘s 1111011115 MM featur-
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WOODMERE. L, L. flh—July 26.-21“
hard sets were needed to decide the
final round of the invitation men's
singles at the Woodmen Club yesteiu
day and after more than three hours
play Arthur M :Dovibond, the Seventh
Regiment crack. down. Chas. Chemo
bore. the veteran Kings county play-
er. at 6—7. M; 7—45. 6.2, 6—4. The
marvel of the match was that Chain
hers/should have put up such a light
against the” militiamen. Even the
young woman who accompanied Lovi-
‘bond to the courts and acted as oilin-
ial photographer expected that the
suudsman would win quite easily.
hm Sill
" stars a Elli
witches mess secondment winner'of
middle diatanoe’ races from search
this sesaoh: failed to ropeet" at Celtic
Park yesterday in life 1.000 yard? race
at the annual games of the inter-nation
at Union“ Slim and counting 'En.
.3 [m SENUS 3
”.1110 looks-ed ascend team,
ninth inning; Williamrmade a :etar
eaten-in rut fields Contra got four.
1' man 'pltched'a"good game. but the
slide down to ‘ perfection. stealing
3 home twice. ‘ ’
Lockwoode
ab. r. 1b. pa. in e
Janene 4331000
Coolie.” 4624161
liamcca 2b 6 0 0 1 1332
8ioman,-p 4 1 2 0 2"1
ECreamelh 5121111
Holland "ll 10 '1 1 1
O'Neill, as d 2 1 1 1 1
Williamsrf ‘ 5 3 3 1 o o
_ Totals 40 15 16 27 11 7
3 Spring l-llila. '
T E. Herring. 2b 5 2 ‘3 2 2 0
hindquist 3h . 8 3 3 2 3 2
Putty if 4 0 0 0 0 l
Siauson as. 5 1 1 1 33 2
Pmndergasap 6 2 4 13,0
Hickey, 1b 5 0 0 8 0 1
Carroll .12! , 6 242 2,0 "1
Reach ~ 1 ‘52 o 0-0 1'
uulyoy c‘ 5 o a $93 1
Totals 3. 47 12 13 24 11 ‘9
Score by Innings.
Lockwoods 00,005163x-15
Spring Hills 1204202101—12
W. Recredger. in. of ‘Dartmouthii.
.de-
tested the mo Spring Hills by the
close score of 15's: .12 at the Baxter
grounds ‘Way morning. .
Thogamewasinthe handsofthe
Spring mas till the seventh inning.
but the good hitting on the part of
obs WI“ The game by the
hits out of six times at the bat. Slo
support was not what he. expected.
The Loekweods will play the
Spring Hills a return game next Sun
day morning on the Spring Hill din
mend it good game is expected.
The all-around playing ,of Williams
featured: He secured three hits out
of‘Yive times at the bat. and also
stole six bases, having the renews)-
)1
Summary. a. '
Earned Runs. Lockwoods, 2nd" 8;
Spring Bill’s C. Two-base hit, James.
Contra, 2, Buddhist. Herring. First
on balls—Lou Sloman 6:01! Prender-
gust 8; Struck out-Jay 815mm 9; by
Prendergast '7 Sacrifice hits, Marne-
'in the eighth after being held menus
bone and nodal] and seam mites
The Blue Ribbons, of Broad mm;
received a trimming in as interesting
a game as has been played on the
Broad Rver diamond in quite a will”
Sunday morning TheD. LW. winning
and hitless until then. Carruthers and
Poet were the battery for Blue Ribi
Dresden.s:!i'his is the iwond: game of
a series of three and lion: molars
taken one apiece. The rubber still"
played in the near future.‘
The complete score:—
Blue Ribbons.
2
': ab. r 1b. po.a. ei-
Holmes.rf.......3.. 4 0 1 0 0 0"
N.Carruthers.lf. 4 .0 2 i l 0 V
Steve,3b, .......... 4 o o 2 4 1;
Marshall, as. . ...... 4 0 0 6'6 1
R.Carruthers,p....4 0 2 0 2'30:
Poetic ............ 4 0 115 1.0
.D.Car3ruthers.ci;3.. 4 0 0 1‘ 0.0
sc.'.16hn,lr....f.... 3 o o“ 1321 o
Boessinga ........ 4 0 0"! 0 J."
Weafsr.cc3 ........ 2 03330 0 DR)
inmates .' ...... 1 o o 030 o3
“-—"'”"..""".
Totals ........... 38 0 0 87 9 ‘23 3
'Bated for Steve in eighth.3 5’ ' L
D. L. 3W3 . 3 3. 3...
2 , ab. r. 1b. pool. e.
Landed. ...... ..... 4 1 0.3.3120 03
:sedelnp slant...“ 4 go 2 3439.030
will. Lil ragga;
il‘shen,2b&p. 4 o 1 a “.../M
Swooson.ef....... l o o 1.10
Sniliv’an,c........ 3 0 018 0 133-
PrflcSallmss. 4 o 1 s .2 o,
J.llc8ally.8b......3 1 1.; o o;
H.!ldsally,lf......3 l 1 1.0=03 .
Total........s...33 3 727,5 4’"
Boers by innings— ‘
RLW. 0*0000k030—3
Bhleklblbono 000000000—03
mmz— .
Earned runs, Dresden Lam Works. .
a. Blue Ribbons. Three base hits»
‘Bedell, H. Mchlly. First on bins—fol, ‘
Bednll. 1: off Csrruthers. 2. Struck out.
—by Beds“. 8 in 7 innings; Quartile
era. 13 in 9 innings. Fahan._53 in :3
innings. Left on Basses, Dresden Lace
Works, 6, Blue Ribbons, 12. Double A
play. Marshall to Boes'sing. Fallen ttV‘ "
Bustling. tint on errors. Holmes. Mar-
shall, Carrutbers. D. Fnhan, McSally. .
Stolen bases. Bossing 2, Fallen. Bulli-"~
van. a. Carrntherl. Umpire B. Whome.
Time. 1 hour. 55 nannies.
humanist.
‘ wand, uni!)
NEW YORK. July Sit—The Giarlta; 3
are going West and the Yankees are 3,
coming home. The former take the
trail tonight after another double head-'-
er today with the Pirates. and the? ~
Yankees open at the Polo Grotto
with Detroit tomorrow after a second:
disappointing trip through the “West.
Both times through the was tho
Yankees lost more games than ’ to
won. but made a slightly better a 3
ing this time than the last. The toast
was crippled for a while on the second
trip. but not since its series at. horde
with the Washingtons last month we
theYaaks piayednptothestan -
The last six series have guns 3
this: The ashinthons smallest-é.
three games to two; the sell
the Athletics was lost. four
one; the series with Cleveland
won. three games to one: the 3
series was lost. two games to 303.“
St. Louis series was even. tw 3
to two. and the Chicago series 33
with two defeats. There is a good ii,
of interest just now in Hunger.
ca, 3E. Creamer. Left on bases Lock.
wood 7: Spridg' Hill 5. Double play,
, i Bioman to James in Contra. Passed:
lain-3 James 1: money 1 First on:
‘ tend. the Whoa catcher. -
$331!": "3“3
33min; 333016. 5.
ovan'e new blood. and him
the work of his scouts and:
shares a lot of new WY
triednextfallandnenta3
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