10 THE . SUNDAY JULY 30, 1911. MOTOR BOATIXG. J. Grossman, of Stuyvesant Hlfh Jdlled himself a few year later, became the OF THE THE CHESS PLAYERS' CORNER School and Mark Nave, CHICAGO LEADS IN PENNANTS eadlng , with Charley (laurel and STAR LEFT HANDED TOPICS DIAMOND MOBLXM NO. I"7 HT K. FatTICS. extra backstops, rred Tenney Viva to Race for Gold Cop Programme Hack 7 Piece. had succeeded Tucker on first base and Annnal Jimmy Collin had supplanted Nnh at of the Carnival. CBAMPIOX LASHER TO VISIT TEN OF THEM WOX IS third, Lone played second and Long COMPARATIVELY FEW OF THEM The Viva, owned by Bear Commodore YOUTH ntEOOMIXATES ;,y short, the latter having Bob Allen us an J. Stuart lllockton Of the Motor Boat Club MA,IOR TEAMS. . TlitS COVSTRy IX FALL. HHM HAM LEAGUE RACES. understudy. Tommy McCarthy had been IX THE DIG LEAGUES. LEAGUE replaced with Chick Hiatal, who later com- of America, has been selected a a chal m m mitted suicide, while the othor lenger for the Gold Challenge cup which :t InR Lecture and Exhibi- In Windy City Sharer! by Captf. were Duffy and Hilly Hamilton. This team Ilncker Appear to ne the Heat of the will be raced for on the St. Lawrence Itlver And a Majority of Them Hate Sumrirnt lie Intends Honor the won o.i gomes nnd lost :ui. Crop-n- Will under the nusnlces of tho Frontenac Yacht Young tions In ibc Principal :iub of the Anion and Chance notion Hm Cap- eighth wo won in tsos Modern ot Old Timer Material to Itetaln Present Boston's iiennant August 0 arid 10. The boat Is Countrj, A Setback for the Rice Eight Sine Organization Wa with the same infield nnd outfield. Iho Not Forget Wadded, Itanury, Kelroy, Club, 8, of Prrsonnrl With Few fbnngrs for sn. tured pitchers were Nichols, tho hydroplane type, 33 feet over all nnd Tarrasrh-Sehleeht- cr lHtO-Tea- mt' lwis, Klobedatiz lufflnton, Tatinehfll. rral Years All Ktar Ctimlilnailllu, Oanibit Games. I Founded In Makeups. Vbjtor Willis, and Aln- - t mtm and and Hergrn caught 110 Illdln is being built by the Emenona nf games with Yeager Melee's Champion Lnsker Intends visiting this Since the Inauguration of tho National his assistant. Lena than n doron first clnsa left handed ondriH, Va. She will be launched thin weok Whether or not the Giant win tV pennant men won 103 game nnd lost 47. year, country curly In September, ond ho Intonds League, in 1879, thirty-fiv- e championship New tork'a first cham- nre drawing anlarle In tho big ond put In readiness for a few preliminary thl nnd the results of last week y.ne giving lectures nnd exhibitions at the prin- H5 pennant have been won. Of that number pionship wa captured In Insn, James major baseball league. A matter or trial before being shipped to the thousand the National rnce n more ( ucacn cipal American clubs In the fall. Of con run m H H& the Chicago club ha captured ten: Boston, Mutrle was the nominal , but the record good southpaws nlways hove been Islands. Ish aspect, McGraw has n tenm wl u h i. n. credit for tho (Hants' success really belonged you may cup by thn Pixie well iiuallfled to be In the races for he really does not como to this country for Mill eight: New York, 'four: Pittsburg, four: to Capt. Buck Ewlng, This team was one carce, ho matter how for back The will be defended "own! yenrs to nny that purpose ulonc. Ills principal business mm llrooklyn, three: Ilalttmore, three; Provi- of the best ever seen In tho old league and go In tho history of the national game. IV., which has been loaned to the Frontenac come ns of Its rivals, inenmj will bp to superintend I ho ptibllrntlon of dence, two, and Detroit, one, with no uch was made up of stars. , Mickey There nre numerous left handed thrower Yacht Club, the present holder of the that on present prospect the (iuhn W; aome hooks ho has been nt work on until honor for Phllndelohla. Bt. Loul and ('In4 Welch anil Htcomb, a left bander, were the and batsmen but comparatively few box- - trophy, by Commodore IT. II. Melville. continue to bo ns strong relatively ,i nnv iW ml boxmen, with Ewing catching In seventy-eigh- t lleck-sch- er recently He is especially anxious HUM Judging by the ctosenesa of this games. man. Frederick K. Hurnham and August of the others. All tenm will get m ,, iiulte clnnatl. Hill llrown and I'nt Murtihv to publish his latest edition of "Common Whit- e- Pieces. rnmnslvn for the championship also drew pay us backstops, but they had Napoleon Burlier of the Brooklyns I of the Motor Bout Club of America, new blood ot the end of the year, but w vair'i chal- they will be strengthened Sense In Chess." White to play and mate In three moves. Chicago, New York and Pltlsbttrg have very nine n no, icogcr i onnor, nanny generally considered the best modern left the owner of the craft. Another nny tlictefroni u lllchardson, Whitney nnd I nt best, Ilerlin papers state that Prof Isnae L. rnosi.rM no. 178-- iit s. jrsraasiN. to Increase wnne ni. Arthur John hnnded curve arllet. If Hucker wn a lenger the Maple Leaf III., the property dubious the chances their total, Montgomery Ward were tho inflelder. McGraw now ha gathered together recently stayed forsomo time at Herlln, Ulack- -S Pieces. Lotil or Philadelphia also may finish on top while member of the Giant, Cubs, Philadelphia, of K. Mackay Edgar of the lloynl Motor n tesn. nice the veteran Jim O'ltourke. Mike most player of where at the principal chess resorts he for the first time In the history of the old Hlattery, , Elmer Foster nnd Athletic or Detroit he would probably 1 ncht Club of Great Brlntln, and the fastest of the which ought 'nHg(). '1 n yenrs n.rH( engaged In analyzing his gambit a (treat circuit. Mike Ionian were guardians of the out- win as many games as the best of the right gasolene driven craft In the world. for half doen inure of ,la field. These won H4 games lost least, It is deal, lie finally arranged a series of Two famous manager have contributed Giants and hHiiders. Hut handicapped by an Inferior The Viva probably will be the smallest playing nt the douhirul wlie.r & 47. a percentage of .811. although Mathewsou, Wlltse nnd two consultation games to be played by to tho success of the Windy City In the in issti, arior a sensational rnco witn ine team, he is compelled to plod nlong, doing of the real fast boat In the race, Hein thit leading llsrlln experts. Much to his League, A. C. Anson and I'rank iiostotis, New won ercono hi best ngalnst discouraging odds and there may be a few other of tho nunc over long, but all the others nte suTl leiitlr four m m m m National ine lorlts tbelr young disappointment the gambit was beaten In Chanre. A. (I. Kpaldlng woe also manager pennant. Keefo and Welch each pitched losing games that under other circum- all length: but no far they havo not given to do It. When tho time wiiim lor forty-on- e games and were aided by Cannon Mathewson to retire from bascbat it both names, that Is to say tho men playing of the penpnnt winning Chicago Id IS7, Ball Until Uwlnir stances should be recorded as vlctorle. promise of c much speed a C'ommodoro will m m Crane nnd fi'Dnv. eniiaht leave ft vacancy hard to fill, It ' likely black won In e.ieh oao. when he wa the star pitcher of the tem. nlnety-fourjtnm- and Hill Brown officiated Itucker ha everything that makes a star Blackton expect from hi new filer. lu a undor-han- d good a man will hn i!c Owmg to tho sudden indisposition of Dr. Deacon .Hm White caught Hpaldlng'a in miny. i no tnnciu was me sumo as in pitcher, speed, change of pace, sharp Announcement also wan made that tho that as found Inn m 1888. with Gil llntnAlrt nn evtrn tnnn. while but although the pitching stair neeils Tarrasoli ery little progress was made m m delivery nnd the infield wa looked curves, perfect control and n wise head. annual Bermuda motor boat raco for the strengthening more than nnv ilep.irt. Ho O 'Itourke.Gore and Tlernnn were t ho regulnr cup prize other In the match with Schtechter at Cologne. after by Cnl McVey on first base, , He Is pitching wonderful ball this year and Bermuda challenge and a cash ol ment It nvcrnges up with tho-- e ol it,.. n,Pr BR 181 Rh mR I Appended, however, era tho scores of the Homes on second, Anson on third nnd t llteen years elapsed before John McOra w is envied by nil of the rlvnl club owner. $1,000 donated by Jame Gordon Bennett club In ability and thero enough strength and seventh games of the aeries, both outfleldera being Blenn, brought the Now pennant Every team In the Notional league fear will bo started from Huntington Bay, L. in othor respects to make tho club futmld-abl- alxth Peter nt short, tho York' third the Giant nre likely record to the In toot. Many of tho September o. The con-te- at Therefore t0 of which, as has already been announced H Paul lllnes. Addy ond llleloskl. The him and whenever he take hi place on the I., on Saturday, keep on giving New Votk n first illusion by cablo, were drawn. Both of these games year wa 82 vlctorle, H players who earned fame thnt year hnve Brooklyn' for victory are won pcatponed from Saturday, June of the team that out oi trie big snow, Matnewson, mound chance club Indefinitely. are rather Interesting, and It Is astonish- M f&I tmm WW defeat and .79 per cent. Siissea Wlltj.iv Ames nnd Diimmv increased twofold. Hecotise of the ironclad 17, at tho request of several yachtsmen, With the ncciulsltlon of Herjog nnd the ing to see the Herman doctor again i pennant waa captured by the Taylor wero pitchers. Warner agreement that govern organized baseball who declared, they were unprepared to atart stationing of Fletcher at short the whole that Another the Jack IKS 1 in co ir- -of 191 MB 07 17 ana caught gnmes. I Infield young and tho natural fell back on the Trench defence, although m Chicago In 10 with victories, defeat llowermnn all the Itucker is doomed to devote his usefulness on that date but said they would be able event ha several yenrs more of speedr In writings Hpaldlng, retired, waa The Infleldcrs were MrOann. Gilbert, Brooklyn in- - I get nwny early part September. he had been stating his over and .7BI per rent. Devlin nnd Dahlen, with Johhny Dunn nn to the club until he becomes to the of baseball left In It. Merklo, Doyle. Fletcher and over again that the best move In reply Whtte- -0 Pieces. the secretary of the club, while Anson wa extra, while Snnrinw Morten. Itoirer Ilnw- - effective, although there I no doubt thnt 'The race will be held under the auspice of and Herrog Bhould be nble to retain their to 1. 1' K 4 is and must always be K 4. In two moves. manager, captain nnd , nnnnn mm neorge somn owners would Jump at the chance Motor Boat 4;lub or speed for some time, nnd they are a speedr White to play and mate the iirowne ioohcii niter club the America. four. Meyers nnd are comparatively Is tho only pebble SOLUTION TO NO. 17.V combination, In- the outtleld. The team's record wos luo If programme motor llon Howover. Tarrasch "not fncle Anse had a famous to buy his release for nt least t:.,oon The for the national young and Hnrtley, who Is promts, 1. 0-- Gold- victories and 47 defeats. upon by on the beach." Marshall and even 2. 7. 4c. cluding and Fred n President Ebbcte would sell nt that figure. boat carnival ha been decided lug bat, is it newcomer this year g-- McOraw made n out of Hresna-ha- behind the Stelnttz sometimes adopted openings In 1. KxP: 2. llxP. Ac. pitchers: Hllver Flint, catcher: Joe catcher n Boat Club America, which will Murray Isn't a young blood, but 1ms 1. II K9. 2. Uxll, Ac. smith, In 1003 and the Giants tepeated with McGraw ha veteran left hander in the Motor ol neither matches and tournaments which they had base; Ed Williamson, third same caught n coming southpaw In be In full charge thl Important .event. he approached the worn out stage, so thnt BOI.trriox NO. 178. Quest, second the Pitcher, llowermnn George Wiltee and of In repeatedly condemned in writings. to Tommy shortstop, with Ahner seventy-tw- o games to Hresnahan's eighty-sove- n is su- will open Day. Monday, Sep- the outfield too young enough to hold tip their 1. Q-- Ac. base; Hums, Hnbe Marqtianl. Wlltse pitching It on Labor it several seasons. Mlko Kelly In and Warner was let go, The Infield following end for The scores: problems re- Dalrymple, George Gore and e, perbly thl summer, but ho Is not so strong tember 4, nnd wilt close on the Correct solutions to both these was ine Hitme, with nam Mining as a suu-stltut- sixth osmk but bortz. ceived from James nradley, Kldgewood, N. J.; the outfield. nnd Mike Donlln wns a stnr in centre a Itucker in physical makeup and is not Saturday. In all there will be tblrty-on- e A majority of the teams In each league Norman I.. Perry, llrooklyn, N. Y. Chicago team with one additional field. Hanked accomplish placed ranging over n are no fixed with young material that they Tarratch. Schtechter Tarrasch. Schtechter. Correct solution received to No. IT from U. I.. This by Mertes and Browne. The able to the results that rasje. from the mile trial ivane. III ofI. wnur. War. Mandevllle. llrooklyn. N. V.: A. It. White. New player also won the pennant In issi nnd (Hants won inland lost iHthat year. him In the front rank several years ago. mirveyed course up to a rnce of 150 mile can go on for five or nix years with a goodly 1 P-- K4 I' K4 la Pip Kt gUJc York;M II ltothler, N O, Ottln-ter- . In IH81 wa M Mrl raw knew how It Tell in win these It Kt-K- Kt-y- I'lalntleld. J.; T. The team's record , Marqttarrl is developing effectiveness be for all apeed boats from 40 feet and under. mucleus of talent such as is. The Cuhs 2 DJ tw is Hall gin New York city. pennants, for he was a memberof thecham-- IB-K- 17 2 .00" per cent., with 11.1,1.. .. - I. .. I .. young pitcher two, at t.1 PiP MxP 1.. Perry N. Y.. victories, defeat and , IIUIIIHK U cause of constant work, and in the opinion The carnival wa held on the Hudson lllver need another or or Q: Norman of llrooklyn, forwarded l. UUIllllltJirS I'.' HWBIU 114 113 lsqKt-- Kt-- P.4 4 B Kt an additional correct solution to No. 173. no change In the makeup of the previous Hanlon. The Orioles were victorious three of many baseball sharps he will rival some last year, on account of the large qtian- - least another first clan pitcher or ttro to IV Kt ' but BCaatlr P OJ Kt3 KtxKI Hugh Nlcol years In lt.nl, 80S and ihiw. w H- -K :o 114 conxitsroNDiKCB. year except the appearance of succession, f tll() best left bander of former years. t It Ira oMrlft oodenrountered by the ynchtn keep their strength going, hut have younj P OKtl iixKi Kt .iu-..- .i . . ., , gs. firm Mini iniiirn ciiiiiiiiiitjiin iiiiu . . ... 7 B KU - K Z :i p ns Itobert S. fioerllrh reports having won all In the outfield now and then. In IM2 the inF linn It waa considered advisable to hold the men operating in threo positions out of ii-- Mahon, llawke, Gleason and Esper pitchers, 8 I (JH4 B Ktta :i it: Kt Kt2 tlx tames In the first round of the second corre- Chicago won 45 games, lost 2ft and had a been groomed by Boger Bresnahan thin race for the forthcoming carnival on Hun four In the Infield nnd have two good and P-- I1S Cattle rs Kt spondence tourney among The sun readers. with Itoblnson nnd Clarke catchers. Dim o-- had same In to p g Kt-- Qltl 2 k: Kt3l4 A. Cartler reports having won a game In the percentage of Mi. Anson the rtronttiel-- covered first base, llcnrv Beltz year with remarkable success and Roger tington. Bay The ntarilng point will be comparatively young catchers Archer it H m Kt-- u: M Kt-- U4i Kt KS amc contest from K. O. llnrtshorne. reat baseball machine, although because ylayed hecond, McGraw third, Hughe' insists that the lanky fllnger will noon be off the terrace of the Chateau dee Beaux and Graham. Schulte nud ilofmnn are IS P !U fO KUbV HPxKl second for shortstop, left field, P-- of accidenta Hums covered bate a The Pittsburg have a good south- IA place of the race to Peeksklll not paat the zenith of their utility, but 13P-K- KU im M KS it k; Brodle centre and right. star. Art. 14 UPlF IlPxl' :s P-- g-- iw THE COSHES MEET. a time and Kelly played shortitop. The team's record was 80 won nnd .10 lost. paw in Lelfleld, while Bill Burns, discarded and Poughkeepsle, which were feature of Sheckard is getting along in baseball year. pieces. Chicago' fifth pennant materialised in Hanlon let Brouthens go in 1805 and Carey by several big team, ha suddenly dis- the Hudson Hlver carnivals, the programme The Pittsburg club must begin to look Blick in Trotting; Kid gave up Good Proiramme for Horsemen 1885. Anson had allowed hi star pitcher. played first boe. Gleason played skill with Dooln's Quaker. Another col Is for a content of 1 50 mile for speed boot before long for material to take the places Arranged Historic nnd Goldsmith, to get away and pitching and played second base when Clarke, Wagner. Wilson and for Track. Corcoran Heltr. was disabled. The rest of the teajn effective left hander In the National League up to 40 feet over all length and another of of Ieach, It is a well known fact that no event which substituted the noted stars remained Intact, the pitchers being llofler, I Mottern of the Bostons, whose service sixty milesTor cruisers under o reet on deck. Gibson nnd Is less well fixed in the matter has been scheduled to take place on the and Jim McCormlrk. While Flint caught a Arthur Clarkson, Hemming. Esper nnd may be secured by the Giants some fine day A si do from the start of the uermuda race of youth than most of the other clubs. historic track In the little village of Goshen mslorltv of the games. Mike helly helped McMahon, The record was 87 won nnd 43 and then he will have an opportunity toahow the feature of the carnival will be the con HUch capable players as Clarko nnd Hilly Sunday lost. mi has ever been eclared off, but the pessimis- out behind the bat. taking th Carey his true worth. teat for the long distance high tfpeed trophy are hard to replace, but the personnel of place right field. Joe Quest had Jack Doyle succeeded at first bafe change gradually, changes tic felt sure and did not hesitate to say that latter' in In 1 804 and Jimmy Donnelly played n greater In the American League good lefthanders for boat under forty feet over all. It will a ball club the (Irnnd Circuit meeting which Itetisnp-lae- r been supplanted by the clever Fred Pfefler part of the reason nt third, as McGraw are even more artircc than In the Lynch be open to the fastest motor boat In the taking placo one at a time so thnt with new WeRton be at second base, but the rest of the team wa was laid up. Dr. Arlie Pond strengthened circuit, The moat sensational winner this as course will be 1.V) mile blood coming In now and then the changes BS believed would successful pitching department team won world, and the HM on the half mile track would never reach unchanged. Anson s men won 87 games, the and the year is Vean Gregg of the Cleveland. He the distance will be the longest any of the do not attract great attention. recorded a percentage of .770 DU games, losing 3t. Bresnahan has mostly younr: men about any but tho embryonic statre. The finest lost 2i and Pittsburg didn't boast of n pennant tint I was secured In California last winter and gasolene driven craft have ever been driven him. Hoggins has been playing a good trotters, the finest sporting element and that season. 10J1. , then ns now, was the arrived In the Forest City an unknown In competition. The winner ot the British while, but if Boger can find a first rl,w some of the greatest financiers are found Again In 1s the Windy City celebrated manager. His pitchers were I.cever. Ches- - quantity. But once he received a fair chanre international cup wilt be one of the starters, pitcher to help out this staff he will have a right In Orange county nnd the winning . of another championship, bro, .lose innnehiu ana ueacon rniiuppe. to display his wares Gregg made good also will include will team which in Its entirety is likely to mak with these three Charley and were which the.craft that yet lm- - had practically nil of hla old Zlmmer Jack O'Connor vengeance. He Is mainstay trouble for several years and nlso essentials and full entry list "what boots Anson star. the baokstops. Bransfield, ltltchey and with a the of the take port in that event together with those For that matter it promise to ce t to repeat" what some of the unconvinced also Flynn. a pitcher nnd outfielder, and Tommy lacn covered the bags, while Hens Clevelands, and to hi phenomenal pitching which will race In the American elimination Erove. Just a it stands The Phil- are still crying? Jimmy Ityan, who played many game Wagner and Fred Ely each played sixty thn team' rapid climb indue. Gregg Is only rtriala. There will be no handicap, hut the adelphia club is a mixture of old nnd younc, a big and games at short field. Wagner iilsd took none no ancient the manage, Eighteen thousand dollars has been huna In right field. Hyan wa hitter games a youngster, but he pitches like a veteran onmneMnv vactit will be nermitted to re but with that for reason he had the call over Hundar Dart In fifty In left Held, the other plenish supply of gasolene at any time ment cannot figure on two or three years up for the nine early closing events. The that outfielders being Clarke, Beaumont and and han a brilliant future. tbelr more service from the oldest. Age is In Whlte- -ll pieces. who took part In only twenty-fiv- e contests, Mack has three lefthanders, while the endurance contest i under way. first day, August 22, will bring out trotters. Harry Dnvls. the teams record wns Connie rnce will be started at 11 o'clock on no immediate danger of withering the ns, R- P-- K14 Q-- Q-- n: year was 00 forty-nin- e The 29 -B M Ili chit In 2:20 and the 2:24 classes and a free for The Chlcagos record that ninety victories and defeat. Plank, Kratise and Bussell. The first named 7 2 o'clock be fulness of even the veterans, Dooln, Doolan, .11 K K O-- KSi the September and at thero will SOPxP llxP victories, 34 defeat and .728 percentage, In 1002 the Pirates repeated this triumph: yeara ago. 1 25 fifty Mure. Titus and Moore. For the Best H-- all race sldewheelers. On Wednrs made a name for hlmetf several for the footer over a mile 81 O KU2 02 i u gilt Hen for the Clarke had the same pitchers with the rc two or three yearn bis combination looks 32 Htxll Drawn day the 2:12 trotters, the 2:13 pacers and the Then came a long series of setback, until Doheny, Harry He has not yet reached the end of the rope course. Kaces alsv will be held for the bill 1803. addition of Ed and Smith cup, the Interstate .and to have a promising future. i- ld Anson wa released in Tom Lotlus by any meana and ha pitched some great manufacturer' notfs bt - noma. trotters will perform, with a helped Zlmmer ana u l onnor oenina ine International trophlea. But the mere possession of much younu special by the English champion succeeded him, but had no better luck, so. bat. Wagner played first base, shortstop game thin year, but he in getting along material does not mean a bright outlook (at We have alluded to this move In the notes exhibition A number of new race have been added enough game H when the Hoston club' contract with and righwteld at various times, with Conroy year and cannot stand the amount programme some Several of the teams haven't to the fourth as an alternative to gKt stallion Willy, 2.07f.Thuraday's programme that covering J Immy in to the and of these are youth. Brooklyn team r P Kta. pace, the la'e Frank O. Selee expired he promptly also short and Burke hecond of work that was asked of him when he wns to be run without handicap, the first boat strength with The (o) seems compulsory now will Include the trot, the 210 a base now and then, This team won 103 is young as teams go, but not a nuccesi-fu-l UiKt three-yeiir-o- from Chicago. Selee finishing to be the winner. This will make Forced. If IV tnen IS. P KU wins trot and a special perform accepted an offer games, Inst as and had percentage of .741. the Mar of the League. Kratise waa a new team. I.lkcwlso Cincinnati and Boston. to I'xP n pennant, hut he built up a the carnival a great deal more interesting and If 13. KtxP then is. Kt gi with ance ny thn great American champion did not win A third pennant went to the Smoky City comer In 1003 and set the baseball world to the onlookers, a the entire progress of first class ball team and secured Chance, In 1033, Clarke making some changes In thn on fire with his wonderful achievements, be watched from almost any Manager Chase of the Highlanders ha (iti considered, If 2.3 t'hlun i:M. Other cciuine stars who will the races can Kt gi mliht be and -- I.A miVilli Thn V'nl 1 ni Kllng, Heulhach, T.vers. Tinker, Lundgren. Pirates' lineup. Bill Kennedy was added Hut he was part hay or surrounding shores nnd the nucleus for n team which should give ...Kt-- K.t then :s. KtiKt. fo owed by P K HI. nitaln IH pitching staff, as It was evident that overworked of the Wilson, 2 Ked How. 2 0t!-- ', and put Windy to the Chebro had Joined result will be known a soon a the first good account itself none other m It 2S. Kt- -a tnen 2n BxKt. 27. KPxD. Alleeti 02: Schulte Hnd others who later the the American league tenm In this city thnt season, for last year he was practically the a of with Kt IM: 2S. Vl. g-- Kt and If HxKt evrntuallv, , 2.03!;, to nay nothing of flllly boat crosses the finish lino. se years. at City on top. liecatifo of ill health Selee Phelps and Harry Smith succeeded Zlmmer useless. He has shown flashes of his old to be than Its present material for end blabopsof dliTerent color remain utth a draw. Andrews, Billy Snow, Valt r Cox, Hay to give up the managerial catchers, Wagner A brand new race for cruisers known so as young players am concerned If) A fine move. Tne queen cannot be dis- Miller, .lohn hplnn. John I., liodze. Al Pen-noc- was compelled nnd O'Connor as nnd form during the present campaign of the a the Stratford race least far lodged wtin 20. Uxll2 of 20. KtxP. Hnd when Chance took hold of them became the regular shortstop, with Brans-fiel- Is same. during the week and a course The New York Amcriconscan stand strepg t' becaue John Ilickerson and other potentates rein Hltchey and Leach still in charge of Athletics, hut he not the Bussell, will be held iji After the conclusion of tae game the alter ot the (irnnd Circuit he developed a champion team In IMMl. who wns bought from Baltimore for $12,000 han been laid out which will no doubt prove enlng In one or two positions; In fact, need U g -- 113 P 113 bags Sebrlng became the regular right . native of Kt. and have been And now ronies tho last call for entries Brown, l.unditren, Tfelster, Over- the immensely popular with the owners of strengthening III one or two positions examined hut with no better results for white the open events, which will close Tues- Ileulbach. fielder, with Clarke and Beaumont remaining Inst year, has been a failure so far, but Mack cruising boat of this character. The entire fi players have also found a problemlike for Moran. Ilofmnn, F.vers, Steln-feld- t. positions, 'Ihese Plrutes won will But the team Is in no danger o Ve day, August 1 'I hey lire srheuled to bo all, Kline. In their old still entertnlns the belief that he come week is filled up with events for motor boat mate if black bad played here 33. Kt K3. Sheckard, and Slagle ol and lost 40. large disintegration from old age for a long time g- g-- K- run off the final day and include the Tinker, Schulte up to the required standard. of every type, from the handsome e. . 34. - H7 ch K H; 33. lis eh, - H2. 30. Brooklyn's first championship was re- open t Il-- Ktl 2 pace and the 2.27 covered themselves motor yacht to the email launches. pitching staff Is young nnd so are the RxH ch. Kxlt. 37. cn. Kill. M. g M. trot, the is trot, all It.ooo were the men who 18im, when the league's Big Jim Vaughn ot the Highlanders The purses, which makes 121. tmu In purses be- winning 110 gomes, losing corded in best There will J?o racea every morning and male. with glory by hnd been taken away by the Isn purle, He Is strong enough to be a horse prizes will he a char- catchers. in Ingeniously forcing a draw An Interest- sides the incidental IMi bills which will be 783 Iilnyers afternoon and the of In service, not lu ing game Wllh more leisure nc shouli' have handed out at Iho end of the rnces to every 30 and recording a percentage of William II. McGunnlgle was for work ond he possesses a delivery that acter consistent with the size and impor- Chase Is n veteran but liked to try whether while could not have made driver who runs in straight heats. At the The Cuhs came right back with another the manager and he bossed a team of stars. looks unbeatable. Yet his work Is of the tance of the National Motor Boat Carnival, years. whercRs Crec, Dnnlols, Wolter, John- more of the game after winning the pawn, i aces there w III be n special pennant Its)?, Chaui-- relying on the The pitehors were Tom l.ovett. Bobby which ha grown to be the largest and best son Gardner are nil of the vouiiger olos of the stake in nnd AdonU Terry Doc Husliong, In and out variety and continually keeps the boating nnd OSMF-- TUKVCn race for amateurs August 22 Carruthers 1 attended motor event in the I'nited Knight BEVINTII tirrENCR. mutlne same players ond adding Pitchers Fraaer nna wore masK club guessing. f Vaughn would settle dow n school of players. nnd llartei will be "ladles day nnd every nay win bo Tom Uaiy lion i lans ine Wit ehlechter Tarrascn. Schlechter. Tarrascb. a "big dov " nnd Jack Tnvlor. The ninth pennant Iho Infield was n corker, with Dave Font 7. to real hard gruelling work It Is believed Since the carnival follows by Just ono are about betwixt nnd between. Wage. mack. lfile Work. At a recent meeting Itobert Goelet was was raptured in 1!0S, when the Cubs beat on first. Hub Collins on second. George that he would easily earn the title of the week the completion of the contests for tho improvement such ns is not unnatural to 1 P-- K4 10 Kt-1- 13 -2 meeting by ono game, n playoff Plhkney on wuru mm nennniiy ni American League's champion southpaw. International trophy. In, Huntington In It the 2 p- -g p- -g 11 II- - Kt-- 11 -- Kc elected a director of tho nnd will out the Giants due rmuii British expect the present material has .1 while the outfielders, hard to but for some unknown reason he has failed wilt doubt bo given H- -g3 Kit-- capacity with Howard Kord, shorttleld. Hay. th races no an les a PxIM i2gu-- g g: act in this to the memornblo Merklo Incident Chance Darby O'Brien, Pop goods this vear Is by making of n still tietter team nnd a htS II. excel, were CorMilll, to deliver the nnd one international flavor the anticipated 4 llxP 13 Kt-- g- - Kt' president. .lohn Townsend, secured Pitcher Coakley to help out members team. It has n first division out- g.x P- - p p-- gns Weston, svreiary.Thomaf hod and . Hie team of the most erratic of Chase's entries of the three English speed boats erratic s ii III it n.i Hensselaer 43. it 5 I'XP llxP ngKt-- gi g-- ni II llradley and William II. I.udlimi his regulars of 1007, while Zlmmermun won 86 and lost Pitching staff which ore to be sent here to endeavor to look for four or five years yet with what 7 Kt KI13 Castles 16 Kit -- K g- - Kif was ntt extra Inflelder and Pel Howard Brooklyn fans hnd no chance to enthusa Conceding that all of these lefthanders lift the llarmsworth cup, The class In now has and a pennant outlook w it li a couple a Castle Kt in 17 KtxKt UxKt right after that until n pennant floated hnve merit old timers refuse to believe thnt which these boats will race, namely, the 12 played n part nf the season in field. Wad-de- ll of changes for the better. Cnly olout tvo g-- i: l!! IS Kt K3 ii ica LAUXCII OF nETTIXA from the lofty pole in Washington Pnrk in any of them excel the celebrated Itube meter class, Is the same ns that for which III. The Cuba won I'll games nnd tost M. a per-- man Hanlon hnd when the allowed himself to be Engine changes are needed to make It n tenm of Illack 13 rleces. l!dwsrd liecome the latter the National Association of and Boat centnge of .04.1. Last year the Chlcagos manager of the Supcrhns by that time and led around by the nose by . Manufacturers has offered a perpetual more conr.lntency and therefore rich la w Cruising Motor Ilnat nullt for F. Mrlnr; of pennant triumphs he had a winner from the ouNet .Inmes For the Athleticn Waddell pitched peerless challenge trophy to be raced for each year pos'dbllith h. made their seasons. A C. I'. I.jon. even ten King Cole proved a big help Ifughes. Bill Kennedy. Johnny Dunn nnd baseball for several disturber st this carnival and known as the world's aro n or vet an Jimmy M Jnmesdld the curving, with Duke mid a rule breaker under other managers, international rhamplonshlp trophy. Among Tho Athletics ctrons blend The Rettlm III., nn si foot motor yacht In the box ond Jimmy Archer alternated Farrell nnd Dencon McGuIre the receivers. the Ituho was an meek as a lamb under the fust new Western tioats that will un- erans nnd yoiinestciB. Miirpny, naij- - by in clever style nt first base ond behind the Jennings and John Anderson Mack, and without a word of complaint doubtedly appear In thl and other ruces nnd Bender nre ncurlng the limit of designed nnd built tho Electric Launch McOnnn. - Plank Company of Ilnyonne. N .1., for K. (1. C. bat. Fred Luderus, now Philadelphia' nrsi nase, wmi mm iau- on secona, ho did on enormous amount of work. are Commodore Pugh'a Disturber II. nna service, but not only docs Mack look mim mm Slayea shorti-to- p 'I hough their at painfully eccentric Waddell showed Top 11. Hoth New York Club, was success- great slugger, also played thirty-si- x game Casey on third. Dahlen W. E. Hnghey's Bed of these plnn nhcud, but lie has a ultmis Lyon. Yacht and the ouilieia niBne up 01 .ioe ueuey, headword and bk ill. He held the league's boats have phenomenal performances to and far fully launched at the yards of the builder at first base before he was turned over to Willie Keelerand Fielder Jones. The yenr's record for n season until their credit during the past season nnd will group of flist class men who utu likely to on Thursday morning, being christened by the Quakers. Clarence Heaumont too record wns lot victories and 47 defeats It was topped by of tho undoubtedly seek to add to their, laurels stick for some time vet, such ns Collins m m m m wife of owner, 'I he Itettlna Is played more than fifty games In tho out- Hanlon landed nnother pennant for the Wnshlnstons. His control was esneelnliv during the National Motor lloat Carnival. Harrv, llaker, loomus, murine the the III. good he practically ivrat:. is company field. The Cubs won 104 out of 154 games Brooklyn club In 1000 He depended upon and had the number of The race committee of the Motor Boat Thntiinn nud Lapp Tile Boston club the second boat the has built for Man McGlnnltv, Kennedy nnd Frank every batsman who faced him, Club of America, under whose auspices tho well lived for yo.uic players in Hooper ,o7S, Iron , Mr Lyon and In her design nre embodied nil nnd their percentage was Kltson to do the bulk of the pitching, with Tom llamsey of the old Louisville wns carnival is to be held, consists of Henry It. Speaker, Lowi-i- Enkle, Gardner, Niini-mnke- nil Improvements nnd rellnements that the Tho Hoston club won four championships backstops, Jennings wns the another left handed world beater For Sutphen, chairman. James A. Balr. and Wood, Pnpo nnd Collins amon-- the the Koms Jr., many years ne was rated as the king pin 1. zu owner nnd builder have found necessary before the National Ieague was organised. regular first baseman, pretty nearly the victor lumnocK. ira nana, nesi others . . , , , ability a big Thirty-nint- h general These victories were duo to the great play- best In the busbies, with second bake and his earned salary until he street. New York city. Is sec- to meet the requirement, The Daly or hiigene Do Montre-vlll- e, fell by the wayside because of his habltj. a'n'd young players of ing of Spalding, McVey, Gould, Harnes, guarded by retary of the nice committee and circulars Krapp Mitchell aro dimensions are over all, si feet, l.ooch Cross played third base nnd Kilroy of the llaltlmore American Associa- descriptive of the carnival with entry blanks skill on ine I leveianu rosiei, una n.ic in m beam, 14 feet, draught, 4 feet Hchnefer, George Wright, Andy Ionanl, Jimmy Shecknrd made his dbut nn an out- tion team of more than twenty years ago will be forwarded to every yacht and motor old timer Turner nnd Birmingham have iii grade Is , Jim White, a part of the reason, the other regu- was 11 wonder. The Bostons In the old boar club within a few days. been nt It n good while nnd Young Is a et. m Tho highest construction em fielder m mum remaining 'Iho team won 82 gnmes days had n corker in Kid Madden. Then programme Is: eran of vet-ra- Bush. Cobb. Morlatt ployed In the hull, the keel and frames nnd Jim O'Rourke. The first Notional lars or ana Iho lost ai I'lttsiiurg uoasieu r.i .Morris, Detroit 4 Stanaue and the pitchers except Donovan League pennant wns captured by Boston anil Monday, September Manufacturers' cupt ! White - 13 piece. bing of whito oak with planking of long won pennants In 1870 wn n world's championship chiefly through -- Mrong arni-o- Providence and 84. - 10 Class K. 40 to 60 fool eahln launch and Mullin give the Detroit.-- W right manager 01 1. o'clock Q-- 1 11 11 yellow pine. The best of In 17" Harry was the Wright wns manager played souinpaw worn inj- nniuwin. 40 voung Mclntyre. Sullivan 19 BS g 22 1 gxit leaf construction George the nnd "T. really great irnnhv: Class l foot and uniler. cabin launches. With VI O IIS P KtS Drawn Is employed above decks, which nre of pine and the Heanenlers won .11 games and lost 17. Imrtutnn In 1870. .lohn Ward Hitched IT Probnblv the first left hander cup: Class II, 23 foot and under, opeu launches.,1 Wnliih. Callahan nnd White, the t 11 at" Kt-g- In. League was Charley veternn- - ai g R4 mahogany deck houses. ond Low Brown wero tho games and Bobby Matthews curved the ball the National cup. and liasa li, oo iuui anu uvcr, inuiur ami White Sox have n full s'inre of with Grohs ond who helped Boston to win a pennant trophy. in game N0TFS rnou "DBB TAO" Is battery and in 10. Emll rough!, and Lord no callow youth in the The dining saloon forward on deck, a covered first orhilA nthar great iilavors were First Itinn. In 183 Buflliigton had a drop ball that Kame Day 2 o'clock Class A. 33 foot and Thn present mlxt'ir." of old nnd (a) Th surrender of the centre position Is view of tho surrounding waters being ob- hlrd bases, substituting for Jim White i man , Second Baseman Mef.eary bnflled the heaviest sluggers, lie used It under. Interstate trophy; Class It. 40 foot and oser. plnvoifi enn scarcely be considered a pen- Justified, since white will have to foll-i- suit, the by Fitting nt the dining and Erra Sutton respectively, while George and Outfielders and Pnul lllnes incessantly together with curves that finally national trophv. and Class V, 40 foot onjundej; nant potentiality. The St Louis club h; However, P- - tained those table, InlrtiHllnnAl Irnnhv vs expense nf black gaining time. In I he record wn v won nun j.. insi wore out his pitching arm. But veterans plentv of vonth, hut is r.'iy on iiuaiitv gil looks stronger. . which accommodates eight or ten. The Wright, a star those day, covered second. pitchers remember him, he wns one of the greatest riicsnav. eniemner n sitio a. ai. v isfscs to ' The wonderful Bndboiirne and rac-r- WarJiflUton. there doesn't s"em 161 t'srlcss would hate been Kt KtS on ac- the dining saloon Is In The outfielder were Jim O'ltourke, Tim a plate. 11 ana i , iao mile nannicap ana classes for Interior of finished Sweeney were Instrumental In landing thnt ever wore toe St. v. AO the without II III tltchers li anil F. mils hanrtlcan race. much hop for better l count of 111 e Von der Abo's reign, had a In m.i'e'-n- M selected mahogany The owner's ipia iters Mnrnone and Bcharfer nrsi nimnugu star e racea of Mon- building up. Not that the (n The conilrmed poslilon of the makes l'rovidonce ii, Theodore Breltensleln. a little sorrel topped Wednesday. September The no- n large Lew Brown was succeeded by Charley wns the real mainstay, pitching - day age, it docs run to mednn black's position Inferior nft consist of stateroom with fellow- who he to he repeated. runs to but Kb KDP In pen In 72 games, forty of them In succession. nover knew when had Thursday, September 1- -11 o'clock 150 mile Vow attacks on black's are continually balh adjoining, a large double stateroom Snyder 1878, when Boston's second e Gllllgan nnd Vincent Navn, enough, With great speed and !eaut!ful speed 40 fool and tinder, no han- pis veil nei-th- threatening. guests ond the mnln saloon The nant wns won. Bond ngaln did all the bat Barney little did splendid race for boats, although the team that in nest Now he can parry whites Intention for finish fellows, were the catchers, while the in- - control Breltenatein work dicap, for the long distance high speed trophy, Clevelands nt tho Joss benel" was rv, of plnvlng n KI and by means of g U3. of the quarters aft Is in white enamel and work, backed up by a stonewall Infield, elders wero Stnrt, Jack Fiirrell, Jerry nnd finally Von der Ahe sold him to Cin- 2 o'clock rifty mile race for boata undor 21 together gi. never played ?i Threatening Kt-- mahogany, tho furniture being of selected Morrill. Burdock, Sutton and Wright, f enny nnd I'llfT Cnrrnll, cinnati for Unjmn. That was twenty year foot, with a speed of 20 miles or better: no han- posed of men who Ifli rorced,' as white threatens to sacrifice Kt Manning Hines nnd Ilndford colored tho outfield ago, yet Hreit was playing ball last year dicap. before, It put up nn Impressively stroii mahogany, bureaus, chiffoniers and trim. with Ionard. O'Bourke and In In Ho Krlday, September o'clock SJ foot snd tor Kill'. 111 foam's manager wns Frank the Southern Asorlatlon. pitched for 810 probably could Keep on puttlict (ni Wllh the exchange of bishops the attack Is The boot Is to be equipped with a 100 the outer garden. Harry Wright at man- Tho Bancroft Now team, winning tinder, class A. mile trial, beat time; 40 foot and game. It and the year's record wns si victories nnd the Orleans nineteen 40 strong gnme The rerelled. horso-pow- the team won twenty-nin- e games, combining over. Class n. mile trial, best time: foot and up nn Impressively tM"j six cylinder air starting Stand- aged from the bench and 28 defeats. out of the c. mile trial, best time: 28 foot and Speaker Chajes Chicago, on 10 percentage control of a slow ball with his usual supply unrir. ckii wns composed ns follows Oscar of who the ard engine Installed amidships between two 41 games, lost and had a of No heavier hitting tenm ever won n pen- under. Class 11. mile trial, best time, and 20 foot 3h nl show-In- In Wat-ki- of gray matter. 2b Cobb, Baker. strength of the national watertight bulkheads, The gasolene ca- nant than the Detroit nf 11x7 W H. n and under. Class J. mile trial, nest lime, Milan, cf: Collin. if maatcrs tournament last winter was In- was manager and Edward Jesse Tnnnehill wns the Pirates' winning fTnrfitr th Aitmlraltv rule. If: Chase, lb. Wallace. s Street manage-men- eon gallons, manager several Hnnlon Crawford. to play Carlsbad by the t pacity is carried In separate Morrill bernme the Dun-ta- pitcher nt one time and no left hander had vited at wn captain. , Fred Saturday, September 810 o'clock The races and Livingston, c Wood. Johnson mil of the internatloml tournament open- tanks on each side of the engine room. An years later and surprised the baseball world llardle lllchardson. Jim White, Jack anything on him. Another left handed or Monnay 10 ne repeaicn, ing t.,cre on August 2U. was a won Frank Klllen, a big fellow 1 Bermuda race. pnsseniror elect rlo plant is installed with dynnmo by developing a championship team with Itowe, Larrv T wltchell, Hanlon. Sam I'iralo with o'clock Start of the pitched on board the steamship Olympic, which gasolene season of 1883. Thompson, Bennett, (Innzel nnd Brlordv an arm of steel and lots of vitality. When Brooklyn purchn Hero 'wns an array of all stars Thursday llo w ill stop In Lon- direct connected to the engine, the ordinary material in the the Baltimore won pennants under Ned Frank Bailey of ha sed How thst sailed last engine serving pump bilge through that year with made a formidable combination of hitters tha Hnnwtwav motor boat Hornet III. from together for the first time would don befoie proceeding to lloheml i Direc- n!o to the and The Bostons went fielders, The Pitcher were Bald- Hanlon, Esper was 0 successful southpaw, long championship race' the furnish compressed nir for starting the men Whitney, a right and Lady Boston about the same 1,. .1. Bell of Lake Charles, La. . The Hornet team fare In a tor Victor TleU of Cnrlsliad concrost only eleven Jim win, n star left hander: Charley Got7cln and time had 111. originally In exceed- following applications main engine, electricity Is used for pump-In- ir rormer wa the Whlntler. built nro that it would fare announces that the homier, nnd Charley Bitftlnton, a southpaw, Conway, The 70 another in KioDeamx. 3ew tork 1 The chances thn fresh wulcr to the service lunk on aad Pete Detroit won ine insi Is n casn of the Individual have beep did all tho pitching, alternating in the box, games and lost 4 that year, their team the boat ingly well It Alapln, Fahrnl, Iturn, Alechlne deck average reaching being sufficiently proficient men-mi- l Halwe, .Ma- 'I lie crew's quarters forward are very and also covering outfield positions ot batting the .347 mark, racing at material Itiiblnsteln, which Ins never been surpassed. nment con- - physically to Rocmncnulrothete.ini I .JafTe, lanowM'd, i: comfortable nnd Include a captain's state-roo- and Mike lllnes vmid rshall, hnjts, Duras. times, Merlle Hnckell n otjXB npceaway understanding necessity Colin, Kuechtlng, l.cou-hard- t, and bnrths for six men 'the small inltted suicide several year ago. ulaved 8l"8 or six cyi mier itnenes nnd mutual Jnliner, Telclimann, were tho catohers, with Morrill, Burdock norse-powe- r, to Schlechtor, Kpleltiiaun. Or. boat equipment consists of a 12 foot dingy Nairn of Virginia Cigarettes. with tho team in 1808. but made his mark motor ot 12.. arranged for for a renuant team have. Hustle. on-lh- and , a leer, who Inst gathered TartaKower, Vlilliinr, II Wolf utid l)r nnd 14 foot power tender equipped with 8 nnd Button bnees later on In the Smoky Cltv. Seymour when ono man control. Jimmy Met. horse-pow- Hor-niui- foe United State Tobacco recently played M hie I'erlls Ir two cylinder gasolene engine. lively proposition, at shortstop, Joe From Journal he llrst como here hod phenomenal curve A 30 foot Hpeedwny runabout was together the stars that tri 'ft Mr I.von will the played Now York doitors aro delivered to Mrs, llobort Stafford of New demonstrated on that occasion tha' No ilnflnilo word has been received from use lletlliia III. for cruis the ties' thrower In the league, ommentlni? and speed, but he lacked the necessary country place nt best mntnrlal to pick from. w ho InM In Hiienos ing on the Sound nnd nlong the Atlantic and mndo so many ork for service at her could, with. the Capnlilanca, was heard of Isft Held, with Smith In centre ond little upon the renewed activity in Virginia control ascensions that i rno Vet n on which Ayres, but a pl.irw has been reserved for coast,, the design of Ihft boat affording the he decided to become on outfielder, Lloyd's Neon, on Long Island Sound, together team short notice Paul Ilndford In right. Tho team's record year thin Kola Son. III to battle with the best. The refill him at I'nrWbad Thine who will maUo best of sen worthy qua lit les cigarottea. hast about timo The culm recently tied the ran to Jack bont has been named was proved In cho-- Those present at the launching were Mr. was A3 victories, ,13 defeat and .843 per- ns An order for two lx cylinder Speedwny of the, series with the Athletics their iK'hut International nre ('hales nickel packs of Virginia brands took a Pflester, known tne Giant Killer berailso horse-powe- re- holding .IiifTe of nnd Mrs, I' .. C I, von, Mr. nnd Mrs. a M. only men, Morrill, ability to motors of 100 r tins been McMeer's team hnd no trouble and of tnu rlcii. I.owi'iiflsi'h llussia cent one, while three jump, but foil n w.i y again In thn autumn of his humble McGraw's men, in China. Uhlpmenf against the strong utid thotoucmr nnd Kostlc of Cologne, nf whom the last Lyon, the Misses Lyon. Mr. and Mrs Henry and Sutton, bntfpd over .300, nnd last spring Cincinnati released Covales-kie- , ceived for srvlce own n S. liernolds, Herbert Mr Burdock Now tho principal Virglnln nro will be made shortly. seasoned Athletics, named mmciiiIv defeated .Marshall in Cowuerlhwalte. Boston dldn'l carry off first honors ngaln brand the Terrlbln Pole, whose left handed Woodwnrd of New York has pur- Acquiring tenm ploy nnd smooth on son aeries bv 1 to n nnd 2 ilrawn nnd Mrs W C l.angley, Henry llowland, again soiling in largo unci curves when he pitched for Philadelphia E. S. cruising surn.in .1 .1. I Helee was at the helm. quantities very handsome 43 foot would be second nature to Ernest Clatl.e. lornicr i hnniplnn nf the George looseelt, Ii HofTstot, Mr Htiil until Mil, when beat the New i orkn out of a iiennant, chased the by of nctinn Moii'lM ( It .Siitnheii, )'.. some of thn clOAlnr have been motor l.oat which was exhibited tho array as played in Cleveland last Queens County lus litis of Itlchmond Mrs. Henry Albert Hmllh, The member of the I8n team had dropped wonder- chase. Tenner and Daubert are the only New orli In Mill, won the for the I'aclflu T, S. Hanson and V.! II I'ourjcl. out of sight Seleo had n great ball tenm. ing if it in going to be just nnother Hum- left handed first basemen in big leagues. Speedway people nt the last Constant association Is iieoossiry o; tiiurii'iiii"iit the .... . , on-elude- d 'Pitts-bur- g bont show In Madison ;jiinreGorlen. VCIUIMIIK ,1...,... coast chess cliiiiiniomlilp, lecnntlv comprising Clarkson, Kid Mdhnls anil mer spurt. In former years of the initor - nt the tins Htiilov, pl'chers; Bonus' t and Charley and It Is named lleyonrennd file; li ib nniiiiiir-if.i- l 11 in 11 mill- 1111,1 " " roonix'nl Mechanics llarrv From lnculiicH they linvcl crn making Cincinnati stood practically . ha a uii-- Club of with a Conlio) lint 3,0l)tt Years Ago, catchers, Tuckor, Ojllnn. Lonr nnd alone tills respect, Club' slgnn Mr Woodward Judging by tne mime nui up Chess s.iti I'rniii'l'co tinn'el, among patrons thoy look un in John Clement of the 'niiior Irvlngton-on-the-- ll nelson MoA a in eo'd 22 .1 l.own, Brodle nnd their for Philadelphia si place at picked suuad of leer's tea eenro of woiiand iliawii Droulllnrd From ffte .unrfon (Hnbr N'nsh, Inllnlders. and n in the 'uos was the only cl. ...l .. rnnnhoilt WSMlIiel n would won second pri.n mid I the Stnvey, Mike. Kelly, also a Increase instead nf decrease during tho In who "" "'"t.'t.'.y, ho orinubed In day which I'lnk thlid outfielders. catcher fast company threw with 1,11 A n pern 1 l nothing new under the gsmss, reason npinoin l In C ur lonsiiu, !V" " " sort of for th" II Schelbor. who nu of the entries That there it mn member, i"0' narl In but fifteen fall, and tha for this iinuM, ,iimn 1 ivi 11 wi 111 no .vie. tho stlffest if' New-Yor- cnnmpion kf.l l.ske Klnoo. or or a corps rte-nn- luminal the best teams se.iru nt the midsummer inc'tlnt of the is becoming morn nnd more nxlotuntlc. It Selee added big Jack Btivett to Ills Interesting Giants of 1880 was n left hatrde'd outfielder. ".! Piwin screw d Ntnte Chess Association opening nt Is suggested the Eiyptlans under of pitcher nnd Introduced Hugh puffy nnd Tho Virginia cigarette, they say, in Harry Wolter of the lllllmen I m,lAe",,?2n Vo of Syra-if- more orgnnirniuui. N lias that in Fred i".er f Ttenton Knlls, Y.. to mnrrow, won Tommy McCarthy In the outfield ISM. lio following among I Plinrnoh know of radium, that the Assyrians strongost J5XL-- cuse vTfor "mice on the St. Lawrence the chaintilonHhlii shield of th sugiiiiium with the result that the Bostons gathered fitting and who work ? r. V Parkway Meeting. by wimiluc the final rouml f nnd Chaldeans were acquainted with elec- wi h 103 Vlctorle and truckmen others nlso the shortstops, Mte itivcr. The Chess Club their fifth iiennant, tho largest volumes have been right handed i s the toiirnniiient with n ol to i from tricity and that aviation was not unknown 48 defeats Thoy repentedi under Selee. out of doors, and inrovvcrri. F.ntrles for the subscribers' meeting to IK'11 who shot of sales nro nmong Japannso, Italians W to tho ancients. lu without Clarkson, had his Philadelphia rrleketeri Ileatrn. held on the half mlto track nt Pnrkw bns-rell- bolt Nichols was tho star pitcher that and Scandinavians, who nro turning Now we learn Hint fresenmnnd Vandrrhllt Horse Wlm. .special raM T)npitle fa Tin Si'N. week of August 8 wilt close TucM. season, while Lowe succeeded oulnn nt mom and more toward tho scout lex " In Crete show- that In the depths of pant second baso and tho veteran. npreM C.iWe Dttpnlch to Tna .Sun. July 20. The Woolwich Boyol i,,..,,at i The late closing event" a - package. London, - worn boots, was en- 1 jvj AMERICAN CHESS BULLETIN nges huiitrrss"s leather with played left field. Merrill nto Ono wall known Virginia brand wan Panis, July 20. W. K. Vanderbllt cap- 'Artillery team defented the Germnntown 2 2, tho 2:18, the 2:21, the aim by help . big lints like thoss us?d American cow. f'Bged to out Bennett and Ganrel tured first place In n horse race at Tremblay Philadelphia y bv trotters aim 11, iiuyn, nn urchipoliigist como bnt nnd Gnstright nn found to hold tho highest poroentago of Cricket Club of classes for ine. . ' nitico loot; KM)) and thnt has to the whs extra y 2:21. the 2'2. ntid the ' Jhsuetf monthly 88 vic- any cigarettes sold by seven atoros situ- when his Mess'idnr won the I'lix The American .who landed the 2:17. the ' the that the fashionable Cretan pitcher. The team's record wan eight wicket. very owing the side wheeler All of t'-"- ' yearly; oamplo copies upon j indies yearn before tho Christlnn era tories utid 43 defeats, a percentage of ,87. in tho heart nf the Kast Side. Fernandez of 4,ono franc. Four horse ran i.n.. it. fnnnil the wicket fast for - 2.Ht ated n. closing events are for pi'tw- . ir.-ve- heat. The score were; !v appeared In puliHe wllh boots with heels, The Iteaneators "came In 1807, 1 . anil .locney roue ine winner. to the intenas 1 - only Now York City lo.k" leaii-ir- in uwio. ..I in i ill) , Ii ll.lrven (nnk tMrri Tin 128: 24.V earlv e o n M.000 nurses are the stralutit mantle and Jupn culotte, In still managed hv Holes, Nichols, Klobe-- u"" I. li nl. ii,. n.l. first Innings, second. for P ' a rolleotton . or this trend tnwitra tlio ,..i',h hl h(1; , pacers: tho Speedway, for chesa soods nnd l)oo's, fact, .liiKt like a lady from nun of tho cele- linn., led lew-i- ana were, ine i Vr "Vii.. Hoyal Ariinery. nrai iiiiiiub iuj, for 23 niui .. ' niiveiis leg 'thouowho labor with tholr . ,'..:ran and Jockey :"., wickets. made top the 2;lS class: the New York J brated dressmaking establlbhmeuts in the pitchers, Bennett hod lost hi In a 'r8n aly! horse Turner had tho 81 for two Stewart the In ::18 oud 2.a 1 160 Nassau Street ltou do la Palx, railroad accident, o Martin Bergtn, who I hand opon. I mount on Mr. Duryea'a hone. core. way: for trottera the