IlKRALI): MORNING, 0, 10 LOS ANGELES SATURDAY ITU ST 1910. Baseball, Racing, Boxing HERALD SPORTING PAGE Amateur Sports, Athletics STANDING OF THE CLUBS May Sutton, the Queen of the World's Feminine COAST I.XAllI'M TENNIS MARKS » CLASSY FIFTH DAY LIVELY DOINGS IN (lull ON Won.- — r Lost. Tct. Tennis Sun l'rnnclsro HR .'.; .844 Experts, Who Meets Sister Florence Today Oakland 07 lit) .827 Portland ' 00 84 .520 Vernon 04 60 ,630 COURTS AND MANY SURPRISES PASTURE I.os Angeles 03 6,1 .488 VIRGINIA .31).! DOYLE'S , .Kueriiineiilo 1 47 73 . " " NATIONAL Finals in Twenty-Fifth Annual Championship Tourney Bring Many Villagers Treat Crowds to a Fine LEAGUE /_k :i^B__B___! Club— Won. Lost. Tct. Prophets of ** Chicago .. 03 < II .001 Surprises, and Dope Sheets of Prove Little Use. Exhibition of Umpire Bait- I'lli-li 64 37 .603 \u25a0 Ste__\ifc,».-.e New York , 33 II .670 Challenge Rounds in Open Singles and Doubles to Be Played B iUB Cincinnati 47 48 .41)8 ing, and Win I'lilliiilelphia 43 is .481 Today—May Sutton Will Meet Sister Florence in Finals Brooklyn 40 .14 .CM \u25a0______BK *_ *i_Bs x.~---*-- Ml. Louis 30 57 .400 Boston 30 63 .307 , of Ladies' Singles for Southern California Title, and B; *mBBPP^ .\u25a0 V.*w SCORE WINNER IN THE TENTH LEAGUE Court Pastime May Expect a .AMERICAN Lovers of Treat . Club— Won. Lost, Pet. Philadelphia «8 81 .670 Plenty Boston 50 .13 .608 '\u25a0 for Who })___ BR 9 ____B«_Es' jh. __B of Action Fans \u25a0s-RaV i «i sP*^\ 'i^%\'.*:\u25a0 x New York 68 40 il .870 HP __B Rl & v_. -_B___Hrl__^ \ -*._» >fe jT^-BH WrW tMU - ; A:__T Detroit 84 43 .467 BKNfl^J^FOkP^ H Made the Pilgrimage to Cleveland 43 41 .467 TODAY'S SCHEDULE ',;>'-"\u25a0*'\u25a0 Washington 80 •87 .4"- Chicago 37 87 .804 i Ny" Vernon Park St. Louis .28 03 .108 MORNING L___ ifer^ ip^ ___it_r^*a%----l h._9 9 o'clock—Finals In the consolation singles between Ketchum and Newell, on court AMERICAN ASSOCIATION No. 1. bbbß__t«Bß'^^_4Bßl IBMb_m_ti'ib______bl *\u25a0 _88f H___- Any time real action In wanted stage Club— Won. Lost. Pet. >•# .061 10 o'clock—Finals In the ladles' special singles between Miss Yoch and Miss Allen, tho show at Vernon. In about as Minneapolis 74 38 on No. St. Paul 63 48 .808 court 2. scrappy, umpire halting, In and out Toledo 80 48 .5.11 10:30 o'clock— in the junior singles on court No. 1. • ... v 63 .600 "* PW^sHP* ' ""Vi**!*»**»\u25a0<**\u25a0 .^,- j|j|jKStttosfiißßtisß4___B_ L* t. mHs__>J has played anybody's Kansas City 64 11:30 o'clock—Finals In the mixed doubles between Miss Mary Browne and Slnsa- "^' fame as been on Columbus 40 50 .407 baugh Mrs. Bruce and Wayne, on court No. 1. _..^^ \ ';' JllSpf lot since the flood, the Villagers nosed Milwaukee ' 48 80 .4111 and - Indianapolis 4.1 «4 .413 AFTERNOON" out Berry's pits yesterday and ob- Louisville 80 08 .801 1:30 —Challenge match In the men's singles between >»"at B. Browne, chal- tained the verdict after ten Innings, six lenger, and Wlnfred 11. Mace, holder, on court No. 1. to five. Several times it looked as WESTERN LEAGUE 3 —Finals In the ladles' singles between Miss Mar Sutton and Miss Florence Im).^^^Siam\*S^ilmm though' the Insurance companies would Club— Won. Lost. Tct. Sutton, on court No. 1. m^mWm^mm^^^^o' EJtoJßßJi^^ have Fin- Sioux City 05 37 .037 Challenge round In the men's doubles between Ward Dawson and Simp- to pay off on Indicator man Denver 6.1 38 .031 4 o'clock neys life—or not until the ' .533 and Alphonso E. and Nat Browne, death—and Wichita 87 48 son M. Slnsabaugh, challengers, Bell B. Hoganltes broke It up by collecting a Lincoln i*s 43 .850 holders, on court No. 1. • gong ringer In the extra frame was St. Joseph 65 00 .478 4 o'clock—Finals In the Indies' doubles. A*. \ everything quiet. Omaha 4.1 58 I .437 \u25a0 Dcs Moines " »4 '60 .437 K There were plenty of features to suit 31 ,66 .310 y \ ' r the most exacting, whether of pugnac- Topeka E.V. WELLER /5 \ ious or universal peace activities. The 'NMW \u0084.\u25a0,,.,.\u25a0;.\u25a0 \u0084- „- ...-> ;\u25a0-.\u25a0,, ;». v-v.:; '..y:i-,yy«yyyry: <:\u25a0 :.-.-.:\u25a0.: \u25a0\u25a0•:--\u25a0 -\u25a0:. w^ v -:\u25a0\u25a0 . /.\u25a0:.: Wmmt~'jN-^sfv ; .:,,\u25a0.•; ""**" '~~^ \u25a0.: ..'\u25a0\u25a0 l x:\iA Angels had their batting clothes on, largest day's play v..:'.--... .\u25a0 :.;; -.\u25a0 V,.;..-. :,;..>...... \u25a0 i vi.v;v«>,v-S;«.;.v.:..;.''.sv:V»:!S>. bloody led off the field, while One of the crowds of the week attended the fifth of the ..:.\u25a0:...>\u25a0.:.:\u25a0 \u25a0 . vVVe.7-M .ViViv;:Sv...''Vv«li... nose and \u25a0 >:-':" \u25a0.. •;<.. desperadoes \u25a0 " "i' '\u25a0:\u25a0' '•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0'- y.:.y ' ~ >\u25a0'\u25a0:\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0;,:-\u25a0:-..\u25a0\u25a0 '"• V.' v \u25a0-.\u25a0-vv. v,>f,v:: ; v :;>v:KSvkvs-v";: v;W^«,e and played the parts twenty-fifth annual tournament of the Southern California Lawn Tennis aaSO- . v. f'v#/w\u25a0 bugs. hire- the runner was knocked out for more when once on the Hap's legal finally tion and the program was worthy of the large attendance. The finals in the lings were consistent and when it came than the count of ten and open singles event was somewhat of a disappointment to many who expected to a real showdown nosed out Berry's was carried off the field. up strongly against Browne, was nervous, in ueleei has been ln Fottrell to show Nat but Fnitrell bunch for the winning run. Action Jess who not his nervousness kept him in the back court and he played into the '\u0084 times, harness for many weeks, succeeded South- ~—_ 7 v- -§ with a big A was on tap at all -•--•^'~<~--«e^»*» \u25a0 the willow, and Hap Ho- erner's hands. The result in the doubles was predicted, but the first set went \u0084..,:»:..<..->\u25a0 w»»t4^? I—*.-^ - -^J and plenty of names wore put down on Smith behind In the Freeman-Holmes direction and for a few minutes the dope was quiver- - dope pitchers gan was kicked off the coaching line May • the sheet. Three and say. ing for another turn. Florence and will meet in the finals of the •:.;•\u25a0•:: .7 ;^^s*«^^|#^^^^^^^^' two catchers were utilized by Vernon, for having too much. to In the women's singles, as has been the case for many moons. May has at last been Jl ninth Umpire Finney was the center and the Angels employed a duo of twlr- mass protesting Vil- defeated and the defeat will stand on record as one of the prettiest mixed and a number of receivers. of a seething of Virginia ever lers like lagers because of a* close decision at doubles matches the courts have witnessed. Home runs were not scarce, and the Miss Mary Browne and Simpson Sinsbaugh were the ones to turn the combined first. Brackenrldg finally being singled sixteen hits recorded by the from field. trick, and May Sutton and Nat Browne were forced to content themselves were of some- out and fired the once. form, she forces usually productive In the tenth Daley gave the game with second honors for The .Browne-Slnsabaugh duo were in fine as in other tournaments in which thing besides a man at the first or sec- und during the last set Mary Browne kept the stand in constant applause with has taken part, pegging away con- away. With two gone and Boy Bra-, ond station. Incidentally, the umps on si succession of beautiful plays that brought the coveted points in the hard stantly and putting up her usual TO were aggressive most of the time, shear second the little center fielder steady, JACK JOHNSON INVADE dropped Coy's By, and tin' winning epots. She outpointed the world's Champion In every phase of the play dur- consistent game. and several players felt their wrath. run ing the last few games of the final set and the manner TENNIS FANS ARE The Rogers a great came in. The bookings: . n 'i In which the little brothers deserve The first went by without disaster, player killed and drove the ball threatens the Sutton prospects in the future. Meal of credit for the fight they gave but the second started as though busi- .•> •: VERNON "' V "Little" Mary Browne is destined for the national championships or better Slnsabaugh and Dawson in the men's ness was meant. Wheeler got as far All R H SB PO A.'fi if she keeps up her present pace. The score was 4-6, 6-2, 6-3. doubles. This match, with the possible' COLONY OF MILLIONAIRES Carlisle. If 5 3 2 0 2 0 0 with only one down, exception of Fottrell's defeat of Butlin, as third base stovall, cf 4 o 1 n 3 oi \u25ba. WAYNE-BRUCE PAIR WINS but when be attempted to reach home 2 ENJOYING TOURNEY occasioned more comment and sent N. Brashear, lb. 4 0 0 0 11 The other semi-final match In the mixed event was also one of the feature on a double steal It was all off. R. Brashear, 2b. 4 I 1 1 3 -4 0 more genuine thrills through the hearts Coy, If 5 0 0 0 1 0 'i events of the day, and Mrs. Bruce and Wayne won only after a lone; and of the fans than any other during the Negro Pugilist Ready to Purchase THK FIRST ONE gruelling struggle falling one way Twenty- Burrell. 3b 3 I I 0 1 4 0 with the odds and then the other. Close Matches and Changes in tournament. It was fast and exciting In the third the Angels 'broke Into Lindsay, as 4 1 l 0 4 5 n two games were required to decide the first set, the Bruce-Wayne pair win- from start to finish, and the result Home on Exclusive Brook- print and put the flrst run of the game Hogan, o I 0 0 0 2 3 el ning at 12-10. Bell and Golda Myer went Into the second set with additional hung In the air until the last ball was over. One was gone when Delhi Hasty, c 0 0 0 0 2 1 'i speed and won handily to 6-2. The third set was almost as easy for the Predicted Results Keep Gal- enthusiastic a and to Schafer, p : 0 0 0 2 2 1 served. Among the most lyn Heights stepped out single proceeded Brackenrldge, p. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Wayne-Bruce duo and the match was won. 'Wayne has been showing better fans of the gallery were Mr. and Mrs. second on a passed ball. Daley than the Southern California courts, Brown, xx 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 form ever before on and his driving in Rogers, parents the two young stars. slapped infield single and Delhi 0 yesterday's perfect. leries in Good Humor of out an Willetts, p 1 0 0 0 03 matches was almost Bell showed the lack of practice other attempted score, easy vic- Hoap, I ;0 1 0 « 0 0 0 many wild, Myer One seated at one end and the to being an and of his drives went but Miss played a steady and heady at the other end of the grandstand, NEW YORK, Aug. Residents of tim at the plate, after several Ver- game and made a number of applause-bringing shots. every point Brooklyn Heights, an exclusive section joined in the chase be- Totals 35 6 7 1 30 24 4 many respects tourna- they watched shot and nonites had Sinsabaugh and Dawson had a stren- the bird of victory in their direction. In the tennis from beginning to end, and were justly where many wealthy New Yorkers tween the bases. Daley reached second I.OS ANCIELES uous time-with Freeman and Holmes, The chance side of the game is the life ment on the Virginia courts at Long proud of their sons' showing. have their homes, are in a turmoil over all right, and scored on Bernard's In- AB It H SB PO A H and the veteran players gave In only of the sport, and long life to it! Beach during the current week has The fans themselves probably got the announcement that Jack Johnson, field hit, when made a bum Daley, cf I I I 0 2 1.1 negro Schafer Bernard, rf 4 0 l 1 3 00 after a long and grueling fight. Free- RESULTS- more for their money in this tourney the pugilist, is negotiating for heave to Norman Brashear. Howard man's OP PLAY been the most novel ever held in South- the purchase a house in their midst. Howard. 2b 3 0 1 0 2 3 1 net work was the delight of the than at any other that has been held of walked and attempted a double steal 0 » fans and Holmes was in topnotch form. The results yesterday's ern California. The dopsters have b^en According to the real estate men the 'Wheeler, lb .... 3 « 3.0..13 of play were in Southern California for some time. — with Bernard, the latter being nipped Murphy, If » 1 0 " \u25a0 l 0 During the first set Sinsabaugh drove as follows: proven prior guessers time and time And how partisan they were, cheering deal was to have been closed yester- at the final cushion.. 3b 3 ,1 0 ..1....5.:..,'! 0 day Hallinan, .... wildly and could not get settled down Open singles Final round. Nat B. again. New and brightly shining hard luck on the part of players from but Johnson was summoned to In the fourth came the real disas- Delmas, ss 4 0 0.0.3,4 0 to his, real game. After that, however, Browne defeated Ella Fottrell, Chicago on account of an accident early dope, Smith, c 2 10 0 ,4 0 0 6-0 6-3, lights sky leaped Other parts and applauding wildly the ter, according to the for the score changed and the drives be- 6-0. in the tennis have when things which befell his brother. Los Angeles had a quartet work OreneiorlT, c 10* 0-3 1 <> work of the local players at Delhi, p 3 I'""*:'0».O 0 0 came aces at critical times. Dawson Open doubles Final round. Sinsa- up in a single day, and staid old tim- to coming way. It The price agreed upon is gitfen as ringing bell. Wheeler opened good game, baugh seemed be their the score Crlger,v P 1 OS _0 J) played a net but was rath- and Dawson defeated Freeman ers admittedly great players in their surely the local men, but. $62,500. The house, a three-story struc- with a single and was forced at sec- J> J> driving department. 3-6, was fine for ture, pressed er weak ln the and Holmes, 6-2, 8-6, 6-4. day, now supposedly among rather hard on players who traveled ls of brick and stone, ond on Murphy's hit to Schafer. HaJ- Totals..-., -.',... .34 6 9.4 »29 13 3 but the The match this afternoon, when Sinsa- Mixed doubles—Second round. . Miss As beautifully decorated and covered with slapped one at Lindsay and was xßatted for Hogan In seventh inning. has boons, have proven to everybody's hundreds of miles to contest. one llnan Inning. baug and Dawson line up with the Myer and Bell defeated Miss Helene northern player expressed it; ivy. . called safe at first on a close decision. xxliattod for Schafer In seventh holders, Browne, McVay Donnell, 6-2; satisfaction own . •Two out when winning run scored. title Bell and should and 6-2, Mrs. and their that it is "You can't blame them a bit. It is Johnson announces that he Intends Stovall made a grand catch of Del- prove to be the best and fastest match Bruce and Wayne defeated Miss Cox possible for former champs in some that they should want to maintain the house, "In a style mas' long one. and had not Lindsay SCORE BY INNINGS the week's All 6-3, 12-10; only natural 1 3 0 0 1—« of play. four players and Butlin. Miss Browne and sport to the players they know t.i win, but corresponding to the prevailing fashion Juggled his toss would have made Vernon '. • » 0 0 1 0 are championship caliber ate Sinsabaugh lines of "come back." 000211300 o—7 of and defeated Miss Allen and nevertheless it Is rather bard for us in Brooklyn's exclusive social com- Murphy the victim of a double play at Base hits ...... o—s Among the fans impression Anseles 001400000 capable of displaying expert tennis Noble, 6-3,7-9, 6-1; Miss May Sutton an to munity." , Murphy stole third, and he Los I—J who are not from the south do our neighbors second. Base hits 01320 0: 10 form when it is necessary and the fans and Browne defeated Miss Struve during early por- One of his nearest \u25a0 and seemed dominant the best under such conditions. Everyon»* will be and Hallinan finally put over the SUMMARY I ' are confidently expecting a treat in- Mace, 6-1, 6-0. tion of the week that without Bundy, we are the Rev. Newell Dwlght Hlllis, suc- steal, the former scoring. Smith ' \u25a0 is simply dandy to us and treat- double deed. McLoughlin Long to Henry lilts—Off Delhi, 6. and 3 runs In 6 1-3 In- Semifinal round—Mrs. Bruce and and entered in the ed with rare courtesy, but at the same cessor Ward Beecher In the walked and Delhi provided a real sen- Carlisle. Two- Wayne defeated Miss Myer and Bell, tourney, things would tame. pastorate of the Plymouth nings. Homo runs—Delhi. FOTTREJ,L LOSES NERVE be rather we are made feel just a. little, Congrega- sation by slamming the ball over the (hit—Brown. Sacrifice, hlt»—Howard. 12-10, 2-6, 6-6; this, date, however, one time to hase .. Miss Browne and Sinsa- At latter e,very Interlopers." tional church. Two Justices of the left field fence for the longest drive Murphy. liases on Schafer. 5; off. Browne's defeat of Fottrell In the baugh May like ,\u25a0>\u25a0-»\u25a0\u25a0..,; v... ;;*",>• supreme balls—Off defeated Miss Sutton and admits the error. Without tfcesg bright- Of effurse! this condition^ of..things is-.. state- court also live within ever seen at Jack Doyle's pasture. That Kraokenrldge. 1; off Delhi, 2; off Crlsc. 3. finals of the open singles surprised the Browne, 4-6, 6-2, 6-3. . \u25a0 »-: . c est stars who outclassed' -everybody players a' stores throw, together with a score It-five runs to nothing in favor Struck out—By Delhi. 3," by .^Brackenrldge. not caused- by the themselves, made Criger, open singles—Semifinal games or more • by Willetts. 1; by 2. .Double, prophets in the ease with which it was Women's else on the course, the have but will have to be laid at-the door of millionaire bankers, lawyers of the Angels, and Vernon thought it 1; to Sutton defeated more , :•:, plays—Murphy to H. Smith;! Howard many round. Miss Florence been of better quality, far excit- fans. For instance, a favorite and business men. . time to start. pitches— 2. Hit by accomplished, and explanations Mrs. Bruce, 0-3, 6-3; Miss May Sutton uncrtainty the Wheeler. Wild Schafer. ing, and the element of the favorite teams Carlisle headed the list in the Vil- by Tlm»—3:3o. Um- were given of the affair. Fottrell be- Scott, 6-1, expec- team— an.d generally pitcher— Delhi. defeated Miss Alice 6-0. with its consequent thrills and are weaker ones—makes good lagers' half of the frame, and started pire*—Hlldebrand and Kinney. gan the match unsteadily, nervously special singles the a single Women's — Semifinal tations much more prominent. With Shot, wins a game or a set, or per- right with a nice to center field, and could not hold down his drive with round. Miss Yoch defeated Miss Laura any of them in tournament the NATIONAL LEAGUE one to get the regularity has shown In his the forms some fast work in some depart- and Stovall took in the ribs he pre- McVay, 6-1, 6-3; Miss Allen defeated fans can only hope for some one to goes on the bags. Norman Brashear failed YOUNG FIGHTER vious matches. His service, too, was 6-2, ment of til" game. Away the WEALTHY Miss ("ox, 6-4. put up an exciting flght against them. stand in cheers and applause. The. to do anything, but Brother Roy came not up to standard, and Browne drove Junior singles—Second round. Shel- In their absence it Is impossible to tell BROOKLYN, Aug. s.—Brooklyn to- a single that Stored precious does the same thing, and day to the rescue with TO MEET MATT BROCK on his backhand repeatedly for don defeated Linn. 7-5, 6-2;' Fottrell de- the plum going to fall and other team' made it five.straight. from St. Louis where is what happens? Applause, to be sure, by a Carlisle. points. Fottrell needs a few years' feated Newell, 6-4, 2-6, 6-3. who will be the next champion. winning', double-header. RueTter Vernon added another to the list in experience only added to his present Semifinal roundFottrell defeated but a nice, quiet, ladylike sort of ap- was invincible in the first same, hold- PITTSBURG, Pa., Aug. s.—"Young" 'As It was for the championship -of result, a heartfelt duty the sixth round when Carlisle came to 17-year-old skill in the court game to match him Rogers, 6-0, 6-2. California entry list plause, the of ing the visitors to two hits and shut- the Dailey of Latrob'e, Pa.,' a this end of the than real desire. And it doesn't out, 0. the front with the second-honor of boxing class. with any player on the coast. He was composed largely of local talent, rather ting them 3 to Brooklyn scored day, ball over the right comer in the lightweight necessary qualifications Women's doubles— First round. Miss help much. According to the players twice in Inning on sending the meet Matt Brock has all the although several racket wielders from the first two hits protector \u25a0 has been matched to timber May Sutton and Miss Alice Scott de- from of town, be, field for a four-saeker. -f> of Brock, for a champion and is good for feated Stickrod and Miss Scott, other parts were present, the latter out silence would and two errors. Hugging and Hulswltt of Cleveland, Jjrpther Phil variety. Mrs. preferable. in the flrst Inning of the BROWNS WALLOP a go at the Great North- the class A 6-1, 6-0; Miss Florence Sutton and Miss furnishing the undercurrent of excite- were banished for six-roun- Fottrell ls picked as the junior cham- There Were also plenty of "Oh?" and day because.of too much kicking over In the following round everything ern club Saturday night. Dailey Is tlio Myer defeated Miss Slmrk and Miss ment and entertainment on account of coming sacred Umpire Eason, en- pion, although Newell gave him a hard Rowland, 6-2, ability. „ "Aha" forth from the a decision by Dalton came to the front, and excitement was son of a wealthy oil operator, has fight 6-2; Miss Allen ami Miss their unknown .. big of 'a the education, but In- yesterday afternoon in the second V".ii L. Not a few of these players from ftortals under the canvas. Some ran into fence in eighth while on tap the minute Los Angeles was re- joyed an excellent puzzled defeated Miss and Miss H. 'if gentler sex seemed to chasing a fly going which round of that event. Newell iVay, parts proved surprises. Perhaps the fans the and was knocked uncon- tired to give the Villagers a chance stead of Into business for a. M default; Mrs. Bruce and Miss other their breath until' a good play scious, being off the The Coy Dailey- was ready to provide the northerner for while with his Browne, bye, the j greatest was Fottrell, the left- hold carried field. with the club.* flew to Bernard. senior' - hard service, but Fottrell kept his head made just to emit an expjresstve scores:, .._-,-..-' was the younster'haa' taken Consolation singles—Third round, handed junior player from the' Golden was Burrell passed, and Lindsay's sin- ample'means, and held a little In reserve lor the unknown, "Ah-h-h," which, though not very loud, ' First game— gle .helped him on a bit. Hosp took I the fighting game, having won sev- Weller defeated Rogers, 6-4, 6-3; Newell Gate. Practically tall, slen- 0, 2, errors final meeting, winning the match by a 4-0, apparently very fast, seems to fill tin- bill as to a tennis St. Louis hits 3. Hap Hogan's turn with the club and eral bouts in Pittsburg. .'.During, his probably defeated Browne, 6-2, 6-0; Bacon der, and not the requirements. Brooklyn 3, hits 9, errors 0. Delhi.gave Dailey by father, score of 6-4, 2-6, 6-3. Sheldon Ball, 6-2, Ketchum de- young San Francisco player did not rooter's strolled, filling the pillows. fights is seconded, hi* will be the man to meet Fottrell in the defeated 6-0: The attendance was good throughout Batteries: Willis, Backman and way Criger and Hogan changed his who never misses a, bout and stays in feated Lowry, 6-2, *-«. look to he a very formidable stumbling Bergen. to finals of the Juniors, and the local aspirations the tourney, the fair sex predominat- Phelps; Rucker and mind about allowing Smith to*Wt tar the boy's corner with aid and atten- Semifinal round—Ketchum defeated block to the title of any of stayed game youngster is confident of giving the least, not ing. They came early and late, Second Schafer and put Brown in instead. The dance. ' {.-._, money. Bacon, 8-6, 7-5; Newell defeated Wel- the older players. At he did :,. Frisco lad a run for his Shel- the dining room St. Louis l, hits errors 3. \u25a0 ler, 6-0, 4-6, 6-3. look so from the side lines, but on the and once in a while switch was a wise move, for Brown don has roved wonderfully of late, fray he had p. be reopened after Its usual Brooklyn 8, hits 9, errors 0. tore off a double to left, Scoring the FINALS and may splen- courts and in the heat of the an Batteries: Harmon and Phelps; Bell NEWPORT be expected to make a developed a serve and line Judgment closing time in order that enthusias- three in front of him and tieing the showing, carry away fans, so Umpires—Eason and score, NEWPORT, Aug. did If he does not SOUTHERN LEAGUE UMPIRE which the best of his opponents tic party of who had become and Erwin. John- Carlisle flew to Howard. ' On R. 1.. s—Mrs. Bar- the win. even interested that they neglected to get stone. Stovall's single to center Brown tried ger Wnllach and Craig Biddle defeated May game were unable tee fathom. Certainly he Miss Sutton lost only one Browne, in for luncheon, might be- served. All hard to score, but Smlt|j had the ball Mrs. Gordon Douglass and Charles E. played GOES TO THE AMERICAN was defeated b*- the veteran YORK, Aug. Sands, 6-4, 7-5, In the two sets she with Alice but only aftr he had played a remark- of which goes to show that a tennis NEW The locals in plenty of time and a bad collision in the mixed doubles Scott, \u25a0 nnd it Is probable that she will good game fan, judging from those who attended overwhelmed the visitors today, 10 to 1, resulted. Smith was presented with a tennis (Jnals today. \u25a0, *.-'\u25a0-•.'. sister camp by somewhat able un to the finals and in ' take her Into CHICAGO, Aug, 5.—J. H. Colliflower, Butlin, champion of Mexico, the Virginia tournament, are an en- making eight hits and eight runs one the same score. The rule of the tour- defeated fully en- inning, which Myers was credited known as a pitcher a decade ago, yes- Holmes, he conqueror of Bill, am I sev- thusiastic class of fans, as of naments In the women's events is to as any members of baseball with two singles, It was the first game leave the finals for the sisters terday became a member of President era] other lesser lights. thusiastic Button league umpiring wi i player kept or football fandom. The only difference of the season that New York has won last, redoubt- Johnson's American Butlin another who Chicago' I9QO and the winning for the staff, to fill the He kent seems to be in their manner of showing from at the ' Polo grounds. EST able May. the vacancy caused by the grand stand guessing. also pitched effectively for the retirement of Jack Sheridan from his opponents In hoi water, bo to speak, their enthusasm. The two other classes Mathewson One o; the surprises in the consola- duty yell heads off.,^ The,-ts.'nnis tan for- Giants.' Score: £ZZ- |M«S»-! by active in the field. most of the time, and up to his meet-.. their errors'!), tion event was the defeat of Bacon gets .-"iii" in ,for-luncheon, \u25a0\u25a0-.:\u25a0 Chicago 1, hits 7, tJ, Ketchum, one younger players. Colliflewer, who came from the South ing Fottrell, small talk about the Vir- to of the 1 grand New York 10, hits 12, errors 0. played fast and heady Atlantic league, left for St. Louis last ginia lobby and on the stand Kroh, and Kling; Ketchum a begin new today, Batteries: Foxen game and outplayed Bacon nt every , night to his duties had II that he waa to be the next Myers. Umpires—Klem Jf_\ working Umprle Evans, champion. AMATEUR TRAP SHOOTERS Mathewson and i^^^^^U^JU^^^^^^U^i^^^^Kfll _^L point. Bacon, it must he said, was I with The new- Southern California and Kane. ' matches, comer was a pitcher for the Pitts- The women players also furnished ... tired with the day's series if - * / m*fai!m?^jL. tt Win! *-. jfsk I burgs in 1899. \u0084 some- thrills of surprise during the FOR CHICAGO TOURNAMENT fa*a f% and his weariness affected the result. Aug. s.—Boston made it mmmmm^^^'^im\\Mvm\\GFiTrr,fS mmm.^mm^~jE\ week as several who will undoubtedly BOSTON, . .- I Great erellt Is due Ketchum for his tin" games out of Aye by breaking splendid work, MANY CARS TO RACE give a good account of themselves in however. leaped Into prominence CHICAGO, Aug. s.—The most noted even with Cincinnati today, the visitors a year or two game COM! AGAIN', VISITORS NEW YORK, Aug. The officials during this tourney, Foremost among amateur trap shooters of the United taking the first and the home Cups Holding team the second. Scores; . Now thai the is almost of the Motor company, these er,' Miss Josephine Struve, will attend the first tournament which will conduct the 1910 Vander- and Helene and States and Canada First game— '..*;.' over and tlie visitors are ready to re- Misses Laura McVa: Grand Chicago 7, unanimously j bilt race over the Long Island motor Agnes Yoch. .Miss stru\". the | annual shoot of the- Cincinnati 6,' hits errors a. turn, the tennis funs are Miss handicap the Chicago Gun club, 3, 6, 2; voicing a again," parkway October 1, expects thai the youngest woman in the tournament, at Boston hits errors "com' and all are August 29 to September 1, according to Beebe. Caspar and Clarke; hoping that another year will see But- contest this year will be one of the gave an excellent account of herseli Batteries: ever information received by Secretary Curtis, Brown, Frock and Graham. lin, Fottrell, PMnnegan, Golda Myer and biggest automobile races held. in the singles and brought cheer after gun again Inquiries received for entry grand stand for hor Zacher of the club. Second game— the rest back In another attempt From cheer from the in the neighbor- 0, hits 2, errors • to laurels ; blanks, and other information, they In the mixed doubles, going after It' is estimated that Cincinnati 2. wrest the from the southern work will compete in the I, 13, errors 0. IsGATLIN close to fifty hood if 500 various Boston bits tennis grounds, an- confident that cars things in a manner which would have Gasper, Today program participate. a veteran. Probably the events. ... Batteries: Burns and Clarke: will be one of the will done credit to The feature the shoot be and Smith. \u25a0 Umpires—Rlgler In st the south has seen for many thing about this young lady's playing. of will the Mattern mm® a Chicago handicap on August 81, •\u25a0 ;..-.'• I ."^^^^^Sffl|^^^@ra^T day. Win Mace may however, which endeared Tier the most Grand and Emslie. .- • -\u0084• be expected to for which event tie , iiicaKu Associa- put up the game of his life against bis | tn the hearts of the fans, was her "PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6. enemy, goes everything tion "i Commerce.' has provided a"ssoo r- Phila- old Browne, and the doubles j WESTERN LEAGUE gameness. She after trophy. -..-.'\u25a0. Pittsburg's, .pitchers! enough over the net, Is fiirliting ' delphia batted event will be close for the most which comes *~*~* today and won easily, 7 to: 1. critical. There will be plenty of the all the time', and keeps it up until the hard game, Topeka 6, or lost. This par- The hard hitting of Dooiii and fcuderus women's events for the feminine side At Topeka—First last point is won game, former making tourney, Omaha -1; second game, Topeka 1, sort of work was noticeably featured the the of the and the mixed doubles ticular AMERICAN ASSOCIATION three two-baggers in three times up should bring forth a fast and snappy I Omaha 2. lacking ln some of the other women's , i, 1 singles and a double. v . \u0084, contest. No one can predict who the V At St. Joseph—First game, St. Joseph play. and Dooln two champions Lincoln i; second game, St. Joseph 8, McVay, here, Score: '-, , GATLIN 1010-11 '-ill be until the sun l\. The Misses newcomers Pittsburg hits 6, errors 0. ||25SCRANDAVE LOS ANGELES has set tonight and they are known. ' Qncoln n. were most conscientious in their play- At Kansas City—Louisville 3, Kansas 1. "«3'Wft|,,uwt. , Dcs 4. City 5, Philadelphia 7, hits 15, errors 0. INSTITUTE Tennis is getting to be—and perhaps At hits Wichita 8, Moines ing, and will also be marked to make Maddox CALIFORNIA game no dope game, Denver 3, sit up and no- At. St. Paul—Columbus 1, St. Paul 3. Batteries Camnltz, Webb, already la— that knows At Denver—First some of the old timers Gibson; and Dooln. 1377 Call, Phone or Write HOME Moore BR'D'Y \u25a0 F1022 sheet, und many of the players have Sioux City 7; second game, Denver 11, tie" them occasionally. At Milwaukee—lndianapolis '\u0084 Mil- and , ' " '\u25a0'.'. . \u25a0 and Brennan. - taknn to wearing horseshoes to bring Sioux City S. .Miss: Yoch was hor same modest•' self, waukee 4. Umpires—O'Day ' ' —