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10 THE WASHINGTON HERAJjD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1915. Bain Halts Nationals-Chicag- o Game Double Header Booked for Today 1 Rowland Says Sox PALAIS ROYAL Are Still In Running THE r0ttPrsrz A. LISNER G STREET Chicago Manager Admits Bos MEN'S SHOP G STREETTWO DOORS ELEVENTH fTz To Close Three-Ey- e League. ton Is Dangerous and Con- cedes Tigers a Chance. Chicago. Ana;. B President $1.50 Flawless Tearney, of the Three-ey- e H fib League, today aaaMaeed that Shirts OTHER SPORTING he was ts smggcst to the owners !------K&j GOSSIP fy iPrr v . i v ti-b- rgmaUatioa mte " i - i i .sassssss.b sassa m ssa . ssssw of club In his that fJJI v 15. V --al .at bbbi i bbbbI bbbbsi fflsa bV aH I sljtsjjB, they close the season August Kt It sM aaM I ft I I k 1 I & isSSS ft Ssft I V SSsft"SsSSJ sft ft kfcfcTrTa1 ft ft ft Sasssi m. sssl ssl Rain Halts Nationals-Whit- e Sox Con He has called the club owners to sssbsssi III I J k sH meet here on Monday to decide test Double-header on the what to do about tfce remainder WJIP- - --mmIW lltMMlK n can-n- et iJ Boards for Today. of the 1915 season. "We Of the finest cotton end Only Authorized Representative in Washington for Kuppenheimer Clothes fight the Lord," said Presi- Exclusive Tearney. "We have had crepe, woven madras By WILLIAM PEET. dent Clarence Rowland, manager of the rain every day for a long time and figured Jacquard. Chicago White Sox. is a big league and now we have clear, frigid These shirts are so well manager in every sense weaker that la not fit for WMmF of the word. known, for quality and He has shown it all season In handling his ball club on the field; handsome patterns that while off the field he knows how to this more than -3 re talk to newspapermen, knows what It's to say how to say It. duction should move And and SOME BAD PEfi Sale KILLIFER'S "Are the White Sox going to win them fast. the nennant?" the writer asked Mr. We are out for a record, and we are going after it Rowland yesterday. "We're going to fight for It Just GIVES PIRATES GAME strong. In this second shipment of Kuppenheimer suits, we as we have been fighting for It all SPORT SHIRTS $1.50 the year." DE-LU- I wired the factory to go the limit and send us as much of their "What club do you figure you must beatr Adams Wins Pitchers' Duel from You Will Hare to See Them to Appreciate Them. is biggest "The Boston Red Sox," came the re- Quakers Back- surplus stock as they could. The result the finest, ply. Alexander When "How about Detroit?" stop Makes Error. OMAR stock of KUPPENHEIMER SUITS we've ever been able to "A good club: but I believe we will COr beat them out In the long run." Washable Four-in-han- d Ties offer in sale. The choicest of the Kuppenheimer array of Aug. 6. Phillies were any Manager Rowland went on to ex- Pittsburgh, The These ties have gained popularity until now they are by far the plain: "You see when you figure the shut out today bv the Pirates. 1 to 0. the most favored of all summer neckwear Tou'll find them in handsome fabrics, tailoring and. patterns is here for your selection. winner of a pennant race you can- run coming In the last Inning. Adams Oriental stripes and fancy Turkish effects. not pull out your pencil and attempt and Alexander both pitched well. In the to determine the clubs your team ninth Inning Hinchman tripled with one will beat; you must figure that there man out, and Wagner and VIox were are seven other clubs in the fight, purposely passed. With Baird at bat. to and that any one of these aggrega- the squeeze play was tried, but Balrd GREEK AND MARX TO ANALOSTAN PROTEST Values up $30 was tions may step in and upset all the missed the ball, and Hinchman dope. chased back tr) third and Killifer threw To get right down to brass tacks. wild to Byrne, Hinchman coming In with Manager Rowland is of - the opinion the winning run. Score: SIGN ARTICLES TODAY GOES TON. A. A. 0. that the American League pennant R. H. B. Your Choice Philadelphia I 0 I I I M 6 2 Take fight this season will be close and M t bitterly fought. He figures correctly rmsbarch ooooooeoi-- 5 1 i and Feather-weight- says Batteries Alexander and Killifer; Adams s Have Agreed on Local Oarsmen Declare They Intend Absolutely nothing reserved; take your unrestricted when he that the Boston Red Schans. Cmrres Messrs. Rigler and Orti. up con- Sox loom most dangerous, but Weight for Semi-wind-u- p Bout at Fighting Case for Good choice, but don't wait The announcement that Genuine cedes his own team a chance; also the Detroit Tigers. Cnbs Trim Braves. Maryland Club Thursday. of Sport KUPPENHEIMER SUITS can be bought for such a ridiculous Chicago. Aug 5 The Braves dropped Owing to yesterday's rain. It was today's game to the Cubs, 4 to 3. figure is bringing throngs of men from every section of the decided to call off the ball game double, two bases on balls, and Representatives of Kid Greek and Char- Following close upon the heels of scheduled at National Park between Murray's single In the home half of ley Man will meet today to make final the rejection Monday evening by the eight-roun- city, and even our immense stock can't last long with such the Nationals and White Sox; conse-qeuntl- y the ninth, scored the winning run. Ty- arrangements for the d battle officials People's Regatta of seml-wlnd-- of the double-header Is on count three, all In between these boys In the 'a the ler had tied the at the protest of the Analostan-TJndin- e buying. boards for today, the first game start- the first half of the ninth with a homer. bout at the Wagner-Gan- s fight at the ing promptly at 2 o'colck. Score: Maryland Athletic and Solcal Club on Junior race of July S. comes the an- Walter Johnson and Jim Shaw or R. H. E. Thursday night. Quite a little argument nouncement that the Analostan oars- both within and without the Grosner store 1 respective weight Doc Ayers will be In the box for .he Boston 0(1111111--3 is being made over the men are prepared to carry case Chicato -4 1 for the bout, but, as Manager La Fon- the is secret of of this Kuppenheimer Factory Sale, Grlffmen, while Manager Rowland 10200000and Whaling the success se- Batteries Darts, Riron and Tjler taine has named a suitable figure, the to tha executive committee of the states that his pitchers will be Um- and Gorrdr: Vaughn, Humphries snd Archer. articles will be signed today. National Association Oars- which today means more to YOU and in the future will lected from Joe Benz. Rebel Russell piresMessrs. Bon and Eaaon. of Amateur and Urban Faber, with the first two Greek has been working out for this men for consideration at the meeting mean more to US. named the probable selections. bout for some time, as a victory over of that body at Springfield. Mass. on Cincinnati Loses Two. Marx will put him In line for other shows August IS 14. Club. Should the former and P-- Cleveland Cincinnati. Aug. 5. New Tork had lit- at the Ardmore "Henry Edwards, the the verdict. "We care nothing about the doubt- "Plain Dealer's" baseball expert, at- tle trouble taking a double-head- from Quaker City battler land ful honor of getting the race on this Cincinnati afternoon. The scores Greek will be through as a drawing tended yesterday's bargain at Forbes this Maryland promoters. Marx protest." said an official of the Car- Field. He will remain in Pittsburgh were 5 to - and 2 to 1 Bunched hits in card for the Analostan Boat Club yesterday, who Every Garment Sold Here up games, coupled with excellent pitch- started training early last week and Is Kuppenheimer Palm Beach for a few more days, sjzlng the both to be asked that his name be not mentioned, Pirates. Braves and Phillies, who are ing by the New York hurlers, decided now down to fine work. He claims "but we are determined to carry the both games. Scores: In the best of shape and Is confident ries the Same Liberal Guarantee up to their ears In the struggle for kayo tally on the protest to the limit for the sake of the League flag" The fore- First game R. H E. that he will hang the clean sport." Included in Shipment National t- 0 feather-weight Suits this is clipped from the Pitts- New York I I ) 1 t I I t -i U local title holder. always more or You Would Received going note Cincinnati 1 Doesscrerk, who, Is handling "There has been That Have burgh Post, and It's a hot one. too. 00001000 13 Charlie less complaint over the way regattas evidently disgusted Batteries Stroud and Merers; Bentoo, Lear snd Italian Joe Gans, comes through with Reductions. Mr. Edwards Is Wicgo. Umpires Messrs. Quigley snd Emshe. a statement that he Is pleased to have have been conducted In Philadelphia." at the Full Price. at Proportionate with the showing of the Cleveland clua Second game R H. E. Wagner he continued, "and we feel that we 4 the Brooklyn battler meet as and seeking for new dope, has taken New York. OIOOSOOOO-- 2 J Does- have Just grounds for feeling that 0- they have never battled before, a flyer at the National League Clncicnstl -1 5 0 all Is not as it should be in Quaker-tow- n Batteries Sehsuer. 00010000Marqnaxd and Dooin: screrk claims to have tried to arrange crowd. Umpires Kid Wagner, but. up to rowing circles." Toner snd Clark. Messrs. a match with "Undine's excuse that the name of we Emslis and QuigleT. this time, he has never been successful. From the Philadelphia Ledger Gans is working out daily at Bockaway Pepper was left off the program 1013 Penna. reprint the following: It Is time that Beach and win be In tip top shape for through a typographical error is too en- Dodgers Are Beaten. the American League umpires this battle weak to be given serious considera- forced the rules and keep Ty Cobb St. Louis, Aug 5. Bob Bescher turned tion when tt is remembered that the In the batter's box. Two years ago three errors in left field today, still the excuse was not offered until two-week- s Avenue Manager Mack complained that Cobb Cardinals nipped the Superbas, 3 to 2. ZAPP0NE TO ATTEND after the race." stepped out of the box every time Bescher missed two files and made a Speculation was rife yesterday as to GROSNERS, eight-oare- d Exclusive and Only Authorized RcpresentatiTe in Washington for Kuppenheimer Clothes. Don't Be Misled he swung at a pitch, and Umpire wild throw to the plate. Three runs In MEETING OF N. A. A. the reason the Intermediate Tommy ConnoIly forced the Georgian the third chased Smith, and Sallee held 0. races were left off the program to stay In the bcoc for an entire series. the lead to the finish. The first four bat- of events for the Middle States re- In this series Cobb made but one hit ters singled off Sallee In the second, but Po- gatta, which will take place In Phila- games. seems as though Claude R. Zappone. coach of the delphia on Day. of in four It no one scored as Cutshaw was caught tomac Boat Club crews, and treasurer of Labor Friends the umpires have forgotten all about off first base after his single. Score: the Analostan Boat Club, which has Cobb la not the National Association of Amateur one of eights this incident, because Oarsmen, will leave here Saturday eve- the best intermediate only stepping out of the box every Brooklyn 1 t I M 4 associa- In this section, feel that the absence JOHNSON SHOWS FORM, MACKS AND TIGERS Loum U IM S 3 ning to attend a meeting of the on COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES. time he swings, but he is also from St. 0OSO0OOO the clubhouse of this race the card of evetns was four to six Inches too close to the Batteries Smith. Dell. Appletoo, and McCarty. tion, which will be held at Intended as a slap at the Washing- UmptreV-Meas- rs. Club Sunday plate when he stands in position. Sallee snd Snjder Klem and of the New Tork Athletic ton oarsmen YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL things of Oookill. morning. As Schuylkill Navy BUT TERRAPINS LOSE Taking advantage of little meeting plans will be com- the has entire sort Is what has made Cobb At this charge of the program, no protest can America". National. this pleted for the national regatta, which such a wonderful hitter, and while the INTER-BUREA- be made by Analostan over the In- U TENNIS 111 Springfield, Mass., on Detroit. 11; Athletics, 6. Pittsburgh, l; Phillies, 0. spectators love to see Ty hit, he should be held at termediate race being left out of the 1 1 named, en- Rankin Holds St. Louis to One Hit. Athletics. 9; Detrolts, I. New Tork, 5. Cincinnati, 2. Detroit Lands Opening Game by not be allowed any such unfair advan- August officials will be sporting calendar. New Tork, 3; St. Louis. 1. New Tork, 2; Cinctnantl. 1. TOURNEY IS tries will be opened and drawings will be 1 tages as he Is enjoying at the pres- PLNNED but Drops Game by to 0 Whales New Tork. 2; St. Louis, 0. Chicago, 4: Boston. 3. to 5 Count, but Drops Second made for the crews. Washington-Chicag- o, rain. St. Louis, 3: Brooklyn, 2. ent time. When a batter gets so far MERRILL AND DAVIS Trim Brooklyn Federals. Cleveland-Bosto- n, rain. by 9 to 8. in front of the plate that he steps Plans are nearly complete for the lntcr-bure- TODAY'S GAMES. out of the box a foot when he swings. tennis tournament which will RECORD ENTRY FOR IN It Is practically Impossible for a be conducted by the Home Club of the WIN THE DOUBLES Baltimore. Md.. Aug 6. R. Johnson held Chicago at Washington (two games.) Phillies Pitsburgh. Philadelphia. Aug. 6. Detroit broke a good St Louis to one today, lost his at pitcher to use curve ball with Interior Department. NATI0Ns4L REGATTA hit but Detroit at Philadelphia. New Tork at Cincinnati. even with the Mackites today taking the as batsman is up so far D. M. Green, Merrill and Davis won their match 1 to 0. the veteran being Louis Chicago. effect, the Chairman of the tennis Same. Plank St. at New Tork. Boston at first of a pair of freak games, 11 to he gets the ball before it breaks. committee, has received assurances with Green and GUI in the first round or v also In best of While Plank was Cleveland at Boston. Brooklyn at St. Louis. that that Springfield. Aug. 5. An impor- form 5. and losing the second, 9 to L Free A curve ball Is not delivered with enough teams can be obtained from the Mass.. the tennis tournament of the Washing- touched safely six times, he struck out STANDING OF THE CLUBS. passes from Davis and Bressler beat speed a ball, tant features of the entry list ton Railway Company yc In nearly so much as fast various branches of the Department to Is and Electric eight men and was never danger. The Mack's crew In the first no less than easy as a straight for the National Regatta the terday afternon, 6 I. W. L. W. L. Pet. and is as to hit form a good league. elght-oare- 62, tingle tally game resulted from a Pet. Tigers being dead-heade- d number of d crews. of the 59 34 .634 . 51 42 .549 thirteen to the ball. is why the box is record The winning team was handicapped pass to Vaughn. Borton's single, and an Boston .... Phillies hitting slow That Reclamation. Patent and Land, were is expected that in at least two at Detroit 60 38 .612 Chicago...... 48 45 .516 first station. Hard of Boland's marked off at the plate of first teams to come forward It minus 15, while their opponents were error Score 5S curves in the early Innings sec- three the of the races for sweeps there will Chicago 38 .604 Boston.. 60 47 .51b of the Hitters like Delehanty. Keeler, Kel- In support of the Owing to the rated at plus 15. R.H. E. Washington...... 51 46 .626 Brooklyn.. .. 50 47 .515 ond game brought the locals home win- Idea. be at least eight crews to show up 1 1 1 ly, Anson Wagner had a habit of In first round of the singles John- Et Louis .. . I I I I I M New Tork 47 47 .500 New Tork . 48 46 .511 ners. Scores: and fact that some of the bureaus have at the starting point. Sculling will be the It 8- 1 up box, and son won from by . -0 ( stepping in front of the play- high-grad- McCall default. Balumorr 00000000 Cleveland 37 57 .394 Pitsburgh 48 4S .500 First fame R H. E. only a few players In certain cases well represented by e per- Eattenrs Plank and Chapman. Johnson and Bt. 38 59 .392 47 53 .470 Delehanty often took three steps and Louis St. Louis. .... Detroit. 11 9 1 ers In two bureaus will be allowed to formers, and It may be that the senior Owtn Umpires and 63 41 20301004 Mtrs. Brrenaa Corrona. 32 .337 55 .427 PhikdelpMa 512 in front of the box In- Athletics Cincinnati 30000100 S had both feet play under the name of one. For championship will have three or four EVERS IS SUSPENDED. Latteries Strra, Dans and Stanace; Bre&iler, when he called the turn on a curve stance, B. F. Andrews Is the only player Lapp - meas- men after It. Chicago Win. Daris acd and MeAtoj. Umpires Mf&sr. ball.- That accounted in a large In the Bureau of Education, who has de- 5. ' Whales Erana and Chill Dibble, of Toronto, will be here to New Tork. Aug. Johnny Evers n. Aug S re- BROWN AND BEADLE LOCAL MOTORCYCLISTS ure for the large percentages carried announced his intention of getting be- Brookls The Brookfeds Seccnd came R. H E un- fend his title, and Kelley, of Philadel- has again come under the censure of to- by those players year after year, Na- turned from their long Western trip SEMI-FINAL- Detroit. 9- 10 1 hind the scheme In that branch of the surely contest with President John K. Tener. of the REACH S CLIMB 10020500 -8 rules were changed and en- phia, la one who will day to lose to Chicago. 3 to 1. at Wash- TO HOLD HILL x- til the service so he will be allowed to I'lay In PhibdelpMa 02500020 -s 14 5 him. Rooney. of New Tork, is picked to tional League, for his conduct ington Park McConnell, lanky Battenea Bolacd. Steen. Boehler Baker: forced. with Land, which la In the same build- association singles, and If he Pittsburgh on Tuesday, when he had pro- ui Cobb is bigger, than the league, win the held the locals helpless, allowing a Rain interefered with the tennis Sbeehan and Lapp. Umpire Meaen. Chill and If ing. does he will compete the next day for trouble with Emslle and ended by scattered half dozen hits. Bluejacket gram at the Home Club somewhat yes- The National Capital Motorcycle Club Erans. let him get away with It. If he is not. The schedule will announced as soon flinging In face. . be the senior laurels. water Fred Clarke's started for the Wardrr.'-n- hut re- terday, but nevertheless three matches will hold a hill cUmb on Naylor's Hill. why not 6ee that he is prevented from days, 't.is every um- as It is approved. He has been suspended for three placed by Upham In the eighth Score: were played. Twining City, Saturday afternoon at 2 Browns Lose Two. breaking the rules, when and Pitcher Cooper, of Pittsburgh, has RUE In the ladles' singles, Mrs. L. S. o'clock. pire In the league knows that he does FED PRICES DROP AGAIN. New Aug. 5. right-hande- been fined $25. Chicago ..- - 1 I I I 1 I M- -l u : by Tork. Tho Yankees took Is a d I Robins, of Pension, won the right to play The second hill climb promoted the double-head- It every time there UNDINES TO BE SEEN -14 2 both today's The report, according to President Bronklrn .. ends of from Ten-Ce- nt Kempf In by defeat- locals promises to excel the former one, pitcher facing the Tigers? With a toru-bl- Uatwrit McConnell 00000000and Fischer. Blaejacaet. Mrs. E. J. the final St. Louts. 3 to 1. and 1 0. Newark Will Try Out Tener. made no mention of any e ing S. B. Roehrig, Education, as the results of this affair will be strict- to Caldwell southpaw on the mound Cobb keeps L'rham. and imoa. Umpires Messrs. McOrnnsck Miss of was hit frequently in the first game, but IN CANADIAN HENLEY Baseball to Coax Fans. with Clarke, and the suspension 6- -3. The final in event will ly upon the speed of the machines. The back, because he fears being "beaned." and Weatmeil 62. this was steady with the bases loaded. Well-ma- n was placed against Evers for h!s be played today at 5 o'clock. weight of the machine, and riders, not The report that Alexander Is contem- New Tork. Aug. 5. President Gilmore on counting any was outpitched Ray, but the Tanks hit Federal League difficulty the field with Emsll". C. In the men's doubles. Dr. Hugh A. for allowance as the him at opportune moments. plating Jumping to the Philadelphia, Aug. 5. Under Coach announced last night that the Federal Evers will be eligible to play on Hex A. Schedules Good Games. year. "is to big Brown and John B Beadle, of Reclama- case last The second game was clean victory ridiculous according the Vivian Nickalls, the Undine Barge CluD League would try out ten cent major The Rex A. C has booked good way by Four events are to run off, start- a declares that he In games tion, son their Into the final be for Fisher over Loudermllk. Scores: Alexander oarsman, left today for "Toronto, where league baseball Newark Instead of for the months of August and winning from Albert J. Hendley and J. ing with the amateur 61 cu. in. race, in satisfied with the Phillies ana they Hen- fifteen-cen- t baseball, as has been re First-clas- First same R. H. E. will take part In the Canadian September s teams desir- 6- -3. Orth Again to Umpire. K. Manock, of Mines, 62. which there are so far" five entries May, St. Louis 0- -1 S 3 hopes to close his major league career ley tomorrow and Saturday at St. Cath- ported. ing any of open kindly 01000000 5 was an- the dates, E. Thompson and E. Bert Williams, Pope; Mohler. Excelsior: Lanlgan. Dur- New York x S 11 2 right In this city. If Alexander had ten-cent prop New Tork. Aug It 00200010, arines, Ontario. 'We have considered the communicate immediately with James t of Pension, were given the decision over ham, and Lorwensteln on Indians. BattenteWellman and Asne-a-- CaldweU- - and any thuoght of Jumping the 'Phillies he The Undine crews senior eight. Inter- osition some time." said Gilmore. nounced at the National League head- E. "Wright. 1157 Neal north- Nunamaker. Umpires Ueaflra. O'Loughlin for street E. S Padgett and Miss Padgett, or The next event is the 2 and 3 speed and Bil would certainly have done it last spring, mediate double, and the two scullers. and intend to try It out In Newark. On quarters yesterday afternoon that east. The schedule follows August 61 debrand. resume his Mines, In the mixed doubles, by default. cu. in. race for professionals with a when the team was shot to pieces and Matt Luckens and Ed G. Shmirheiser the success made there our future .plans "Al" Orth would duties 7. Savage. Md . at Savage. August S, The singles match between C G. standing start at the base of the nil:. Second same R. H E. enormous sum for as umpire the last of this week He St. Louis.....: 0- -0 2 0 he was offered an are the first to be sent to Canada from In this direction will entirely depend. Cardinals, of Alexandria, Va , August James, of Pension and J. B. Beadle, of This event has eight entries Desser, 00000000 Balti- was injured Philadelphia on July 9. Neir York x- -2 $ 2 three years by Otto Knabe. of the this years. The now Is bad in Newark and at 14. Poolesvllle. at Poolesville. Md.: over to- Dedge, 00000002 city for a number of Business Just Reclamation, was carried until Wise. Oetzel. and Seabrook on Batteries Londermirk and Severeld: Fisher and more Feds. final workouts on the Schuylkill were we rectntly have received many letters 15, A A . Clar- Harley-Davldso- n: August Clarendon at day. The winner of this match will meet Indians: Zimmerman, Sweeney Hilde-rrsn- and Nunamaker. Umpires Messrs. d held last evening. from fans there saying tney woum like endon. Va , August 21. open: August B. F Andrews, of Education. Berryman. Cyclone, and Denham. Excel- snd O'Loucblin. Lajole Is not slowing up to 22. open: August 29. Lincoln A. "Larry" The Undine eight will race on Satur- to patronize our team but could not af- C at Another match scheduled for this aft- sior. any great degree as a hitter. He Is bat- day Argonauts, of Toronto, pay prices, Rotary Park. September 4, open: Sep- ernoon is between Dr. E. J. Kempf The 'third event Is open against the ford to the asked. In order that the feature. New York Girl Golf ting more than .300 and only nine Ameri- the of the intermediate class. body may we have re- IlliPv;!? tember 5, open, September 6 (Labor and Dr. J. Llnd. of Government Hospital, In which all machines are allowed, pro- leader. and winner that even attend Maplewood Hotel, N. H., Aug. 5. can Leaguers top him with the stick. The Undine oarsmen are due In Toronto all the bleacher seats to ten cents. Day), two games at Vienna. Va. and J. W. Myer and W. S. Warren, of viding they have not more than 61 cu. duced Reclamation, In the men's doubles. in. piston displacement. Miss H. O. Fredenburg. of New tomorrow, and will have a chance to try Commenting on the new raid on or The fourth event Is professional, two York, led 'a field of sixteen women Connie Mack a Grandfather. out th St. Catherines' course before the ganized baseball. Gilmore said that it Purses Worth $32,0C0. e. three-spee- here yesterday, with a net score of regatta opens. The local boats were was strictly in 5. and d event, with the same ALL Hartford. Conn. Aug Early Gilmore Looking for Headquarters. 98. Mrs. James Boyd, of New Tork. Chicago. 111.. Aug. 5. Connie Mack, shipped last night and should reach Can- "As there Is no telling when Judge closing events for the Grand Circuit New York. Aug. 5. President James entries as event No. 2. The events will manager of the champion Athletics, be- be run under the direction of T. O. who obtained the low gross prize, with ada late tonight. While In Toronto the LandU will moke known his decision." racing at Charter Oak Tark. Labor A. Gilmore. of the Federal League, ar- 124, finished second net at 99. Scores came a grandfather early yesterday Undines will be the guests of the Argo- he said, " we are forced to go after Day week, were announced as follows: rived here yesterday attending Wansleben, F. A. M.. referee: starter. fT. morning, and already is reported to be MAIN after a Throop: timekeepers. of 108 or better qualified. Other naut rtowlng Club. players . now, so as not to be left in" a 23 2 OS pace. 3 in 5. purse J1.000; 2:10 meeting of the financial committee of C. A. Hutchlns, C. looking forward to the day when the go Plem-mon- s; scores yere: Mrs. James Boyd. New From Canada the Undines will to hole." trot, 3 In 5. purse 2:15 trot, 3 league City. " Murphy. O. A. Hutterly. and Lieut Robert J1.000: the at Atlantic Gilmore flagmen. D. Tork. 124. 25 99: Miss E: S. Walton. bouncing ton of Mr. and Mrs. Springfield. Mass., to take part In the in 5, purse SI. 000. free-for-a- ll hn A. Darroch. P. N. 1436 avenue, trot. announced that would spend several M. Philadelphia. 129. 2S 101; Mrs. Otis MeCambrldge, of Wlnon National resatta. August 13 and 11. 2 In 3. purse S3.00O. free-for-a- ll pace. Moulden. F. Mills, and George Beal. play In FEDERAL LEAGUE. days Inspecting office suites for the new AH Fredenburg, New Tork. 126, 23 103; this city, will be eligible to 2 in 3, purse 13.000. With the ten headquarters of organization, which the riders are requested to do their Philadelphia uniform. the practicing 1:30 Miss H. E. Brigham, Brookllne. 137. a LEAGUE RESULTS. RESULTS. early closing stakes announced in May, will be located in this "city in near before so that the events MeCambrldge was married to Mr. MINOR YESTERDAY'S the can start promptly at 2 o'clock. 33 104: Mrs. B. Rosewell. New Tork. Mr. St. Louis. I; Ealtifflore. . this makes a total of fifteen races for future. Following the selection of of- 129. 23 106; Miss Boyd. Mack's daughter last fall. Mother ana Chicago. S; L purses Jessie New Chicago INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. BrcoUrn. the meeting, with aggregating fices, he will devote much of his time Tork. 135. 28107: Miss Leonia Nor- son are doing nicely at the nttsturjh-Baffsl- a Bala. 132,000. to the completion of plans for the In- George Lambert Dead, ton, Winchester, Mass., 143, 35 log. Union Hospital. 3: Rochester. L (flnt sue) Richmond. 2: Rochester. C. (second gam.) RAMES TODAT. stallation of a Federal team In this The death In London yesterday of St. Aloysius vs. Trinity. city. 'Buy Vance. Hairiiburg. 5: Buffalo. 6. (fint gaxe.) Kassu CUT tt Nsouk. r George Lambert, former world's-- pro- WILLIAMS SEATS NLLES. Yanks Haniitxin. lr Buffalo, 5. (Kxowl gsme. St. Lools at Baltimore. Always the Aloysius and Trinity will clash for fessional court tennis champion, marks Lincoln. Kebr., Aug. 5. Pitcher Dizzy Jersey CttT. : Toronto. 4. (lint same.) Chicijo at Brcoklra. Same the lead in th'e Holy Name League at Astey Outpoints Erdey. the passing of one of the mostfamous Vance of the St. Joseph. Western League, Jtatr Citr. 0: Tcrocto. 4 (second gam.) Plttatraitb at BoSalo. North Capitol and Bryant streets this New York. Aug. 6. Young Astey out- exponents of game. . .Bostoa, Aug. 6V R, Morris Williams York-- Ameri- Tharp's the indoor court has 'been sold to the New HANDIER CLUB3. evening at 5:30. Trinity and Aloysius pointed Young Erdey in ten rounds the Lambert succeeded to In 1STL II, the national alaglea has- - "smoke" ball Or THE at the title s'teula cans. Vance the best L. -- W. L. Pet have shown themselves to be the MUitary A. C.. In Erooklyn champion,!1 AMERICA ASSOCIATIOX. W. Pctl last night when Edmund Tompkins retired from defeated N. W. "Ilea of all the Western League trarlers. and Cohxmbus. 3: St. Paul,. . - Kit CUT... S7 40 JMISt. Ural...... S3 IS J5L class of the league, and a fast and Astey scored knockdowns in the and play, and championship un- art Is 41 ST Berkeley Rye. first retained the tkla iftenon the Owner Holland confident that Vance LouisTiEsv 6; Ulnnctpolla, 7. Chlesco . a 9 jaiBroekljo...... IU xcltlng game is sure to be by-- Loaawa 4S S7 .441 the seventh rounds and won a good mar- - til defeated Nby Tom' Pettltt the Boston CfceUeago Bawl a aestre at will win a steady Job on tha Yankees - Pmitrarah SI 1? !!lBu9sJa...... eUI FrfTatt) OsvHti professional, at Hsmntom Court 1ft ML r tt, Bltcalaa; ataJC Tusni (Vj TniUtasnossi mM vssassss. I Keen. 4t .HIJBitttw,..... MM J u ar wmtmt m. w. nv s v ;w.. . .. -- - t. -- . " , : . ..- fc Ti & vr - , r- - .'Jr-i2rrrSA.&lSl .i r&-- !J4alfi?6.. hS. ataAgTCac-TC- . .!&4$&& m iSSSdaft, Ui &$fcSuh&.iA' 'hximm'M&M ?ii