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sputtering power boats will, figura-
tively speaking, churn Monhasoet Bay 1
into buttermilk Saturday afternoon as
they get of! on the first round of the
American gold challenge cup race.
the classic gem of the speed boat.‘
world.
At least twice as many boots will
be on the line awaiting the starter's
signal this year as have ever appeared
in this race during its twelve years'
of history: And. in every hull will be
.‘in engine of the latest type known to
thi- boat building business.
’i‘ueked down in the bulls of these
boats, all of which are in the twen-
ties in ength, are engines varying in-
hom power from 200 to 550. These '
irnmenso.e.asoline motors will be can
able of hurling along the slender hulls ~
at aV speed which will approacha mile
a minute. Some of the contestants
are expecting to travel even flister.
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"W YORK. Aug. l3.-Dis'a'ppolnt
most on the part cg, “emotion Binithi
(tochran, her owner. and not inability
to remedy the retail of electrolysis at
woilt on her hull, caused the new
threemastod schooner yacht Bellman,
the finest vessel of her typo ever built.
to be broken up for the Junk man.
Mn. Cochran was so delighted with
the. unpainted bronze underbody of his
that
when he had the Son Call builtihe de-
with an anti—fouling bottom. Man-
ganese «bronze was first considered.
but it we? not deemed of sufficient
strength for a craft of her length.
which was 214 feet. Then Monel metal
wn's decided upon. The entire under-
body was made of that substance.
'while the topsides were of steel.
r 'llhe electrolysis, which is linbel to
set in where such metal is used in
combination with steel. first showed
on a steel strip on the after edge of
metal. 'Then spots appeared on sev-
eral of the steel plates at the water-
line. The berths in= theyacht's cabin
against the affected plates could easily
have been taken out. new steel
plates put on in place of‘the ones af-
fected and a» steel bottomAconstructed
instead of the Monel metal one.
There were no other defects in the
yacht.’ ' She had shown a speed of six.
teen .knots heeled down only to her
ports. The famous Atlantic, which
won the race across the ocean in 1905,
under.
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on not this it
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NEWYORK. Aug. 13.—-An error by
Forcing—and the only one. of the
game by his team—on Anderson's
rap down the third base line gave the
,‘Brooltfeds a victory over Kansas City
"l
ornoomimo- hot twelve inning melee.
IFr Smith began the inning with a
'tri against the left field wall and
voiced while Land and Bradley rais-
ed little flies. Anderson then made
the smash which Purine 111881“.
winning the game. ‘ ‘ ‘
'Both teams him I good chance no
end‘ the frocas i‘n thehi’e’vontb inning
Kansas {city bad man second ind“
third -in‘fis half with n
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' United States.
Yunnan-we nouns. i” .3? "
Plttcburu. 4; New York, 0.
Chicago. 6; St. Louis, 3 (13
Only two game. scheduled.
“Anemia or owns.
2; W. Lu
' i-iiiixocipiiiii ...... as 45
Brooklyn ..... 55' 49
Pittsburg. ........ .62 49
Chlquo .......... 52 "49
Bolton ........... 52 so
Nchork......‘..49 .49
st. Louis ........ 49 157
57
Cincinnati ........ 48
GAMES TODAY.
Now York at Brooklyn '
Boston at Phlladciphig.
Cincinnati at Pitt-burg.
Chicago at St. Louie. ‘
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
51? 1. ‘f j l 3'00“!" 3; Kansas
in.) ‘5“! Chicago, 2; Newark,
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Othcr games postponed; rain.
YESTERDAY’B RESULTS.
City,” _ (12 in.) ii Jmey city, 11; Richmond. 0 ,-
1 Providence, 6; Harrisburg, 0
‘ Providence, 8; Harrisburg, 1.
Rochester-Buffalo (rain). .
Toronto-Montreal (rain).
STANDING 0|- CLUBS.
P. 'r W. L. RC. STANDlNG OF CLUBS.
.541. _ Chicano . . ....... 59 45 .567 w, L. ac.
e52; . , Kori-u City ..... :58 4B .558 Providence ....... 64 32 .667
515 ' A V'Pltt‘oburg ......... 56 45 .554 Buffalo ...........54 35 .607
5" Newark .......... 5'! 46 .553 Montreal ......... 50_ 45 .526
510 St. Louis ......... 56 47 .544 Harri-burg ....... 47 47 .500
.500 Brooklyn ......... 48 60 .444 Rochester ........ 42 52 .447
.452 Bun-lo ........... 47 51 .435 Toronto .......... 42 53 .442 V
.430 Baltimore ........ 36 57 5.350. ‘ Richmond ..’......42 56 .429
, ‘ Jersey City‘ ....... 37 58 .387
' Chicago at Newark.
St. Louis at Buffalo
GAMES rooAv.
Kansas City at Brooklyn:
Plaiburg at Baltimore.
(2). Montreal at
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" BflfilftlFifiii). Mass. .. 'Aug l3 ——
The ancient sport of rowing brought
one hundred ~ol' the fastest oarsmen in
this country- and Canada to this city
yesterday for the 43rd national regul-
to of the Amateur Association (if the
Fourteen events will
be rowed on the Connecticut river four
miles below the city during the day.
The struggle for the championship
-ln sin le‘s ulls n the fl 1 d
terminod to have her constructed 4 8 it o as W when
Robert G Dibble, of the Don Rowing
lclub, or Toronto. will defend his title
won lost your at Philadelphia. and
the performance of the Duluth oars
men who have come East thirty
strong. in the hope of sweeping the
river, will be 0! special interest.
The races will begin at 3 o'clock
éach afternoon with a half hour in-
terval between the storts. interme-
diate races for single and double
sculls and four-cared shells. a Junior
race for sights and senior races for
double sculis. four-cared shells and
single scull dashes will be held to-
day. The other senior events and
championship events will be rowed
on Saturday.
The visiting oarsmen were all on
the river yesterday. although bother-
ed somewhat by a sit! bree'le up-
stream during the afternoon.
fliil flflii fills
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VSARATOGA, Aug. Bra—Thomas c.
McDowoil's Water Blossom added to
her list of victories in events exclu-
sively for fillies when she won the
Alabama Stakes yesterday afternoon
in the easiest manner possible. Her
owner has tothank thetrsooberoue'
condition of the track for the chance
to enroll Wafer Blossom among the
list of winners of the Alabama, which.
has been a fixture since ”1872 when it
was won by August Belmont's Wood-
hine. Harry Payne Whitney’s un-
beaten Regret was among thos'e‘ ellgi
hie for the stake. but after a careful
survey of the track Trainer Rowe. do.
cideil not to add her name. '
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‘ CHICAGO, In. Aug."13-A-Ii. L. one
or. of chicago, _ Varnish- man
day in the second York round one
national artillery toumitmoiit. ' a
scone of 686 potato for hi] doy' s york.
#15». R; P; Elmer. of Wayne. Po” the
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abiTTSBURG; 9a.. Aug. "the
temporary injunction restraining the
t’lttsbung Federal house billehnll
club from either employing or play
ingVSanfordBurk. the pitcher who
Jumped from the ludianapolhi Ameri-
can Association club. was continued
. here (yesterday by Judge Ambrose 8
Reid. in Common Pleas court. until. a
dual hearing is held in the case. bio
date for the hearing was allowed. but
it was said the case could not be re-
sumed until October. The temporary
injunction was granted upon a peti-
tion tiled by counsel for the lndian-
apolis team.
Manager Jack Hendricks, of the in-
. dianopollegclub, said later that he had“
received otters for a settlement of the
case, but that these had been ignored
and the‘ case would be fought to a
finish.
FRAGMENTS OF SPORT.
Rain caused a. postponement of the
match between Art-bur Chnpplo and
Fred Luther for the motorcycle cham-
pionship at the Brighton Beach Mot-
ordroms last night. The men will
raoadzomorrow night.
ville swimming carnival at Long
Beach. .L. 1;, tomorrow afternoon. un-
der the auspices of the “National
Women’s Lli’eV‘Saving league and the
Amateur Athletic Union. (bids fair to
be an important event.
With an entry list of thirty-six'
young women swimmers the Trout?
ERW: I‘KI‘ ‘ ‘
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L.
a handicap-of three goals. but this will:
not supplant to mono the. stron‘ Itv
nick trunk-had by tllq‘, team play 0 an.
Philadelphia quartet. Furthermore.
they kill” a goal on penalties. 1.6
Cooley contributing I safety and: a
foul and MC Fleischmn enemy.
A_u{
IN THE ROPED‘ ARENA.
The» heavyweight, bout between
“Sailor Jimmy" Carroi’i. of the. enlist!
Moreno. glut “fiattlhhfl mm
the limb heavy, which will be balm:
tomorrow night at the Broadway
Sporting. Club has amused unusual in»
rarest. 03ml! on two occasions
fought "Joo’l Cox. who is credited
with having deflated "don"‘Wlllard’s
no has also fought Carl norm and
"Kit? Kenneth, and good critics do
clare that he will defeat Lovlnaky.
The New Canaan Juniors will play
the Dresden Lace Works’ team, at
Norwalk on Sunday. Last Sunday two.
innings were played by those team‘s;
Thou the rain put an end to the game.
peer OFFIOE‘ Morse. .,
Restriction Replaced on Mall to
Belgium.
an order from the department at
l. J. Goldsmith of Columbus, Ohio,
is champion of the annual Cedar
Point (Ohio) checker tournament.i
having defeated players from Ohio.
illlnois, Michigan and Ontario. He
from previous years. Next yeathhe
tournament will be for five men
teams representing all Central States.
INDEPENDENTS WILL PLAY Loco.
' MOBILES.
The Norwalk independents will play
the Locomoblle Company's nine. or
on Sunday aftomoon. The visitors
have a. strong team, and will give the.
lociils a hard battle. Manager Barry
had previously arranged to play the
Humphrdys, of New Haven, but he re-
c’oived word that the game had“ been
cancelled ' . .. .
Tl3‘V ’
.mcoreoar “summon glow
bnmvmonwouiccooumycuis A “W
mes-impart Memoirs. leb- tennis
team—whi-hofllcopponoots of this not
already held the championship trophy .
Washington placing a restriction ”‘ on
mail to Belgium. The order is as fol-
;lows»\
ing conditions articles, except letters
tics.
dared by the department at washing-
Bridgeport at the Word street gr ounda 'Vton to send to the do orimont tho ' :
number of letters to which directory V
service is given in thalocol office. or . «
~ The local post office has received
”The department having been of-“f ‘
hoiolly informed that owing to exist- :- '
and; postcards, destined for Belgium L
cannot be delivered to the addresses, ' .
the dispatch to Belgium of mail mat- '
tar other than letters and post cards , ;
will be suspended until further no- ' .-
The loml post office ha been or- .
GAMES TODAY.
Richmond at Jersey City.
Harrisburg at Providence.
Buffalo at Rochester. ‘
Torontd.~
”’mliflm KNOX.
FORT SILL, Ohio. Aug‘.‘ 13 .—-Mlii-
llllMliil BEAMS
“Eli's Milli“
animus, ‘1... Aug. 13—The new:
‘racing yacht invader. built. this year
by Gilbert. Douglas, of Ballport Bay, to
win the‘Quenn of the Bay cup, accom
plished her object offherc yesterday
in the second regatta of the annual
cruise of theAGrost South Bay Yacht
Racing Association. The race was
held under thoiausplces of the South
Gide Yacht Club. it was decided in ai
snappy whole sail breeze from them more classes even than “M for "
southeast over a course made up of the price list will be added. '
a broad roach on the port took, a beat
audacious mach home. All the yachts mm, “rm-3 f9, four-inAhon‘d 8
called the course twice and made ox-
fallout slim: under almost perfect rac- Mobil" to be of usual gum-93:.
ng can one. .
tary handm' today were pitid Captain
George H. Knox when an aeroplane he
was piloting here fell 860 feet. iinmo.
. diotely litter the servl'cea Knox} body.
NARRAGMNGETT PlER. R. 1. M8 escorted by two conipanlos of Nico»
13 «in the finals for the Atlantic cup “will "‘th find “*0 Qfimel’mw
yesterday the Philadelphia Country tor's Corps was taken no a railway
(tub. polo team detected the “k“}siation to be sent- to New York for
Redbirds, trio 7: ms iosoi‘t minim WW
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when it fell.
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Benton, 4; at. Louie. 0.
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Boston ........... 66
Detroit ........... 64
Chicago ..... 62
Washington ......54
NewYork ........ 49
Cleveland . . 4. {$7.39
3:. Loin- ........ 40
Philadelphia ...... 33
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STANDING 0F CLUBL
INGS‘ IN BIG LEAGUES
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YESTERDAY’B RESULTS.
Cleveland, 8; New Vinnie. 4
Other game: postponed; rain.
L. EC.
35 .653
89 .621
40 .608
49 .524
50 .495
61 .39!)
64 .385
69 .324
-. onions TODAY.
‘Phiiadelphin at New York.
IWthington at Boston.
{Only two game scheduled.
~ 1161'.
err'rsaunc. Aug. 13.-—The Gian,
shiTVoiied before the youthful M
isy. Al Mamaux, yesterday afternoon
and were beaten, 4 to 0. by the .,
ates. They were supine oppoaiflm
when they played the Pirates (bylin- '
tcré yesterday and were more so y
terday. Clarke's boyish twirler an
Pittsburg’s pride, who is cutting em
a wide swath this season. went
through the Giants so fast and Ml?
that he hardly had time to mi
he was in a ball game. It. took. uni
eighty minutes for him and his a
sociaies to festoon the palm} hittingi
Giants with an artistic trimming,~an
so slight and docile was the oppool.”
tion the slim server met that it in"
said he took some exercise after the:
game to work upon appetite for din»?
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'NIWme HORSE SHOW!
NEWPDWR ‘Rau I" Alix. .
Lieutenant ii. 3. Button. who; also
felt with“. the aeroplane, toxin the lids
mariners but will be (not within lam
(loyal? according to army physicians.
Captain Knox was melting his coo
ong flight in the aeroplane Thursday
Examination of his per
sons] shoots showed thatCaptoinuKnox
’ had made arrangemente for their d
trlbution in case he should be killed.
DERAILED cnn BLO‘éKS‘RAiLWAY
“ THAGKS. ,
m HAVEN, like: iii 430mltracks
of the New Haven railroad Aware block-
ed yosterday at Meridian by the derail-
tug at a car on a way freight train
No one was injured according to the
information at the New Haven nail.
‘ REGENT MVALS OF'VEBSELB.
NEW YORK . Aug. 13.—-_Ar-rivod:'
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feigns.
service.
. cities in the United States.
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Phone :79 '
M and Motor W
Repairs. -
Registered F. A. M. Repair A;
Shop.“ ‘
dresses of which have to be fauna b .
use of the city directory. All discar '
J A’annually' to the dead
Washingto -. ‘ ’_‘
.Mnc. ‘a’ém‘rtv wnu'ro' no: "
cashew.- army of shampoo.
in other words. letters which that! may
correct addresses and the correct ado”
Josephine {darkly of Summit has ‘
flied divorce proceedlnoa uulnl. '
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who“...
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FlOral Tributes. original he»
Casket. Covecings of ram
beauty. Moderate prices. Prompt V
Telegraph communica-
., tirlzlwith leading florists in prin
“W to ma
mi nail.
Your “choke of
any Oxfiird, value
up to $5 00
$2 98
‘ ieoon HEALTHFUL‘ DRINK
. convince yourself that i is
price list for the annual .
Horse Show on the grounds of ti:
'Newport Casino, opening September
.8 and closing septembor 6. intuitions
lube usual Glass No.1 for boom
stallions suitable for breeding
poses, sheath in hand. but "slow
in the American Hackney 800W
stud book. .Mdnmrevious you! i.
he‘s been one of the mood imti;
classes. and some important ”Mill
ihave- been made. .
There will be two classes for 'W
F. M. Waco lipids that thoronIV lit
usual number of inquiries for
in; these classes to noviceQ V V
“to. and it. in possible. it the ox
mommy. enough interest.
The Horse Show is offering
and tandems, and these this" 1
Every drink served ‘a on
fountain is healthful in every to
gradient. We use only the boil
fruit syrups. Our chocolate is h'
coming famous. Have you-
it? DcKlyn-‘s ice cream
at the fountain or in bolt
take home. Try our sod
best in town.
admit i
It is EXPERT, ‘H '
' Set-view
Do you realise flown:
mnemonic the. .. -
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