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Yankees and Dodgers Lose.Tennis Upsets at Forest Hills Yankees and Dodgers Lose.Tennis Upsets at Forest Hills Managers Must Donovan's Men Feature Facts Holcombe Ward Baffles Voshell Stop Tigers' For the Fans On TurfCourts of West Side Club Explain Sunday HUM Wacnrr« double in the Game to Court ë? GnntJdnàBice tenth inning broke up a pitching Viejpqrtlièhi and ol Charles Garland, Big Toboggan duel between V.trquard Miller. Karl Behr Falls Before Great Playing at throw- of Play "Why," «ski h reader, "i.-n't track and field wort tunning, jumping, Ty Cobo hi« gone hide««, in the Schedule as Loses to and Sum¬ «n «Xerels« fot army development any game last three garni ««a Kay lisher hav¬ Pittsburgh Schoolboy.Fred Alexander Craig McGraw Matty to hammer, Forest Hills To-day Sentís Mitchell on f even barring football'.'" ing suppressed him again yesterday. Biddle.Miss Wins Over Miss Browne moned for Playing Ball Jennings lr, rather, they are. Harper, a pinch hitter for Detroit, Bjurstedt 1:30 p. m.. Harold A. Throckmor« Y w so far as to I-rightrn Track and field work combine for a? fin« physical development, broke up the game again«t the Yan- Ion vs. Watson M. Waahbum. at 69th Benefit Mound holds. 3 to 2 . concerned, as anything the programme kce« with a little Texas leaguer that By FRED HAWTHORNE Court 1. Score, make BM of this training. scored Is» runner«. m.Robert I.indley Mur¬ Yorkers; th« army will undoubtedly V v.-r '.¦. fora in the thirty-!"«von years of ita history has the opening 2:30 p. Ihe Athletics tied the score T. Tilden. 2d. the lawn tennis singles tournament been so filled with ray vs. William and New Records Cleveland »ith three runs «'ay 0Í national By W. J. Macbeth Old against was I ourt 3. l to note how n ai .) the dethronement of champions and former champions m >s. Along the line of track and field work it is interesting in the ninth, but Chapman, the slug¬ ipaal 4 p. m..Holcombe Ward Na« m» were issued yesterday in¬ mad oti the turf «totirtl of ÜM West Side Tennis (lul>, at have changed in the last decade or so. ging hero of (he day. «on it in the the cii«e ye«t« i=!;iy. thaniel W. Nile*.Court 2. viting John J. McGraw, manager of tha the advancement in The is held in connection with vs. A. "Oui ne'' publishes a chart which shows Indians' half. Forest Hilia, «Long [aland tourney being 2 p. m..John R. Strachan Giants, and t'hmty Mathewson, man¬ litre it based i.nn. I some varieties.and lack of advancement in other«-. is, I al.tr held the Ked Sox to a the Re«i Croas ambulantre fund. W. Macpherson.(ourt 2. ager of the Cincinnati Reds, to appear the standard« of ItSI and the standards of to-day: four-bit shut-out, while the White to the of some two thousand per«on.« who sat m..Clarence J. (.riffin vs. at the :¿a hat any Mo **, gallery | p. morning Washington standard. N. m -tandard. Boi hammered Foster out was the of Holcomhe national 10. H ig Don Old George or rtood about the courts victory Ward, R. M. Beck.Court »aflata police court to prove that tf« by '.. of the box in the first game of a of 1904, over S. Howard Voshell. national 1 m..Dean Mathey vs. Cralg Sunday's game between their respec¬ Mitchell. I11" yard run..._04-lssc rinples and doubtefl champion p. It;-lb. shot.17 61ft. ft. doublt -header. ll.i-ton won the indoor title holder and winner of the recent Southampton tournament. Biddle.(ourt 7. tive ball clubs was not a violation et IN in. 5 ft. 7 5-11 in. second. S. Garland vs. the Sunday law. a Hunninp«; high jump.»¡ft. Ward wop a« l.t], r>_3, and there was no taint of fluke ahout the 4 p- m..Charles The game followed sec. Noct. Phil .f fhe r,._4) 5. ein able to ¦'I walk.I min. t 2-". Douglas, Cubs, proved . Douglas Walters.Court concert and was announced as a benefit held in. a matter. Williams, II he Throwing ]f.-\h. hammer.141 ft % in. 181 ft(M stumbling block to the pennant 4 p. m..Richard Norris to the doptjr.dentt of the "Fighting «". Always no*. 1 as k master court | 8. l| ft.-J',. in. aspirations of the Phillies by takir.jj v«. Leonard Beckman.Court 6'Jtii," winch attended in a vnuit.11 out of active competí 2d, body. sec. 1 I :',-,", src. the opening game of the series. eral. Ward, the Penu- ¦ ni trains ¡eating Protests against the Sunday game high hurdles.1.".:;-.', for lonii ten or twelve years, bal Special Hills ¦ 1. he ! Throwing OC-lb «eight.B5 ft. 10 in. 10 ft. i «in. of tad Tennis «vh:«n«a Station for Fori«t had been made to Inspector Ryan. De¬ « The i in. --:06. 3. broad ft. «Hin. 1.1 ft. T'i t the indoor champ Summary to-day: 12:30, Uli* It« tective Mctiivern, assigned to watch | jump.21 atr Re- nun. 17 1-', s. 4 min. 12 I ering .1:45. 1:07 and 4:26 p. m. UM game, that it was a reg¬ mile run.4 !: 3:20, reported an Ward brought to hear th«- NATIONAL RI I« « ::. 3:15. 3:48, 4:22. contest. five seconds have been cut from the mile run, which may be quite White Sox Blank block n I han«;«' turning-2:47. ularly scheduled championship in j trolleys, a Hartas o* ¦ 6:30 and 7 punch er Bal one-tifth »f I !. and s ith 4:55, 3:01, 3:47, 5:58, The summonses wore issued on hit ap¬ the; advantage in a long charge only pac. Butiful placing I j PlTBUB % tataa B» n i » at/a ee. ted '1 here was all the i- «ras He asked for oat also for .:n:i two \ar.ls has been cut kWRJ from th« 100'jrard daah. Red ¡*«>»t«ii U«-ralr| . p. nu plication. Beaten r Sox; t a mar-., would come al' ili-ft«!««! hr Uli.lam I:.. t..n harlie Herzog, captain of the lîianta. puni ... flii an expressed belief that some day lion sprinter 01 gently William T Tl .su. and but was ri used. at 0 seconds. This doesn't seem possible now. If but shell and caused I al champion; Dean Mathey to set the mark wavering « ". 6- 1. I'-a:: Jlathrj« »,>n from .. doubles Col-, i lie «Ansaat case ia an aftermath, what chance remains to In Second Game control of his own rip-tearing st A. Walker. Lieutenant t'.akrr a second has been cut away in twenty-five years, '"." «0 «aaTtadt; ('.«nrtn A W«**M« Jr., George at the evidently, of a kindred action alerted Oaf to "I" rame. onel Paul A. Wolf, commander a a And the one.flfthl are harder prune Harr« M.-.-. Fruterl«»; II Alfian. hand against the owners of Lobets Field tly «rut away three-fifths of second? A.other thin«.', Ward rar«>ly if fl I. fl.0| barracks, was also on As the record-, stand to-day, <l*r l«l*»»lll .4 Baj.'.r.l «r » «, « l. PlstUborg In ad¬ some weeks ago, following a Sunday as sink below the 10-second mark. Voshell tea to Oalf in the armv aarviea uniform. away they is gave opportunitj A M»,.>r r r concert and between the Brooklyn tl time to time, but no big change »CHICAGO. Aug. 20 Chicago ut d o-.«. fltfi to Ml recent charges game a from the hall hi sit, and thus, ...... dition waraBnig there may be slight improvement Hoston divided a '«osjpt I H st,: ;,,:l a ;iimlri ;. -_,. on tho courts and Philadelphia National League what some fars«»eing 'porting writer penned doublt his sheti low, robbed hi.-- opponent go through their paces I wild looked for. Yet this is very likely in th< the series, which trill I k*ti h "NaaaB b*b «.*«. h r. .»<,.. acted as linesman, and clubs. The Brooklyn court» regarded one of th«« -eatures of .-. Colon«! Wolf record was fi feet \% riches antl the hammer ¦ on the man !¦¦ «Iffau:- t, \\ M,.-;,|,,-,,, «,,.. «j, ra with the regu¬ the offence so seriously that Uñarles back in lift, when the high jump bar« big bearing pennant uttack. Voshell is a man who li CalUd out his decisions ti ce, ci l< o T II. H«tTi« |.y MaaaU; <; «> Wa'aeei H« F.ubets. president of the Dodgers, naett Duel throw at 141 feet. «go hut ata, to eotae m after « rvle« and saru lar military snap and precision. stopped to m ' Mi-« l'-rk. 6 -3 «.« W»ttrr» <! '«a-U his uni¬ was held for Session.« . real 0, til« initial game, but Boston his t<« It nougla» W-.ilit.rns, doffing Special «i way through victory. A: Ka.» Lieutenant shirt ext four inn- the P. G. won i to 1, in eifht seldom Indeed that hi« got the chai I :.-, «.4. «MBrBaita form, donned white ducks and baseball The C. P. and when it on account '«¦».< f Brown Rar.aom. 7 : U », lawn tennis The idea of Sunday fames, innings, I, and hecunie Dick William«, were to b<j the tremckos; of is, < i <h,r>» H. Oirlatid d««f<«at<M Lyl» K»«i.» "« the I.'nited States. He first for which all receipts When Wurtonthergor» take British dsrkni hu-ag" still th« .«..is a morning match.
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