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With a day In which to up afterIbfir trip to the West the Amen

went the Clevelandfaults yesterday

a a to Clevelandbut It was highly relished by a crowd thaivtn a

warm w ioom

of the home team In the ieconespecially were there tome turbulent

moments the New Yorlc overcame i

big by whole aouled sUck reto down although their

looked Jim Mo

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bli wa rousing and though wj

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In first game and the Cleveland

in Inning moLd of a straightball In the Inning It totwo bases went to third when Keelekit out a bunt He was

play but and Killerthe run

In the second Inning Fultz bunted andsat

kei Bradley a ate

ultz was safe on low throwthe the onlytWIT from Carr Chase singled Andvent to second on a wasin easy not

the ball Subsequentlywaked Chaw

In the seventh Inning eighthChise startled spectatorshome led on single Fultzsacrificed doubled

Chase took on an out thenHe came such a r

that he was at bybards ot thereWilliams shore In clever style In gameand In the one to follow

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In asa ofthe second Mlf a much

the three Inningselucidate Rhoadea

McGuire batted la the fftst New York runwhich run left the York two

The Cleveland were still lickingtheir chops over a of throe runs

brisk bumping administered to OrthThe the lead In the fourth

wTurners throw Consequentlywas safe Fults andChite home In a tandem when McOulrewormed the Cleveland a triple

e Cleveland battered Orth Into a coma

aod throw first lettwo more runs then two singles and a triple

another brace of runs wasabevy counts In all sir The

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Dougherty cracked a hoerand a straight throw

sacrificedChiie single to left brought Doughertyto the plate

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atiur Gives Former BantamHard Fight at

Frankle yell the chamreturned to the ring on Friday night

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olntsThe battle was a corker from start tonUh and Interested a large It wassnnys first long fight and was

imarkable Heretofore be has been askedonly four rounds The battle was

viciously fought that there manyi the crowd who would

satisfied had the mill a drawRoche was the referee-

It was expected that Tenny would proveeasy mark and that Nell would beat him

d fineenhanced his popularity and there are

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the fast time of t minute 5 18I the mark New York A C

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from the and ninthvictory for the champions

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lyre and and parsingrun to win dozen games Bt LouU pushedBoston back a notch while PlUsnger andspit ball availed for Philadelphiathe curves of Reulbach of ChicagoresultsNew fork ClneUnatlO-

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took a fifth consecutive fromtoday Mathewson pitched andwas to not a Red could

tho home plattertwirled another of his gamesand It was seven innings before to

ond on to thirdwus Red chance but Kelley

were bothgrounded Matty was pitching chant

ballBtrang and Mathewson drew

with one out BrownetoSeymour and

In sent Seymourthree base rap and

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Merle was cutdeath off took

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6SOOVlTTIBVnO 13 BROOKLTK 0July 2 gave Brook

including two and a triple off

two ten runs being off himten hits could not stop

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la a ram A fumbleresponsible In the

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U A Murdook Wins SMiuiecoek Handleai-H C Eajan Again Western Champion

BovrtiAUPTON 28 D A Murdockof the home club won the open handicapwhich was one of the events to wind up

the Hills Golf Club tournamentHis card Will 10 a n Three

tied for second place at 71 one of thesebeing Jerome D Travers who with onlya stroke handicap tad the lowest gross scoreof 77 to his credit

Trovers with OKlrkby as partner alsotied for first place and the aggregate scorefoursome with a card of a J CJ SullLan and R G Muller with a handlcap of K divided the honors with Traveriand his partner The score

Open Handicap U A Murdock ShlnnrcoekBowden auV ck 107

Jerome D Travers NUll 78 P K Hud90 14 70 P Nub SlutIK77 Malcolrn Stock

bridle ri 7a D H Hostetter Jr PltUburg

14 78 1 Dodge Hartford M 8 80H A James K Hud

HUI Club PhUadelph

John Hbwiand Shlnnecock so j Outh

Shlppen Morris County7 J K Jr Hampton MftHS-

hlnneeockTHUls W U7 H R Redgwlck

teen ethers did not return carOLtoursome J D Travels and

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and AJ S Oath 17 W F MIlls and OuthrleShaw 3 J U Ward and W A Putnam1H 18 109 H K and P K Hudson 181 27 10-

D Chauncey and Newbold Edrar ISO 18 17-

U E and Richard PeMrsi 17 18 leaShetman Day and P H Belts MO S817J J ii

No B 1 Sblppen and C W Barnes FH Thomas and W A H Larkin and8 L R Dowden and B L De Forest H R

arid T G Thomu N H Lord and A DHenry U H Boititur Jr sad J ti lUrubora

COlin July M The Competilion at Wee Burn today was a sweeptsken There were entries

J8 Meantime there will be

2B At the Clubbad weather Interfered with the golfing

but were entries In

score au 81 These were the cardsturned In

Oak 97 1077 Hopkins K ia77 Allen M7t Whitney SS 7 88 80 If L

Pratt 81 Jl80 C M Prall IM IS Bli L P Hlder-

In the semifinals for the Maxwell cupHopkins beat Jennings by 1 and meet

of FrattTravers match yet to beplayed

Chandler gan retained his title as Westerngolf champion stolen today defeat

3 and 2Chandler had the advantage most the

way beIng down only twloe during the matchsecond bole and at

twentyseventh where Walter was 1

by l up at the ninth and theeighteenth He was never more

the matchthe twentyeighth twentyninth

thirtieth and i

fourthJuly leading scores

J H Howell 100 18M The Rev DrH KCarroll r iy B JL

C B E B Shoemaker and J Fwon the points for com-

mittee cup at te Country Clubafternoon The leading store

C B 7 9 71 E D Shoemaker 7 07t F Raymond 8 18 78 H D M S 78

S81078 W I Riggs 0717 0i-

W u 88 l so o M rurroan as T tF Uerrtu 8S 1781 C A K 108J

andthe Golf Club links fltaten Island

were returned In the class A

event O H Kirk wa an winnernet handicap W H

sd the class B scoresClass AH Kirk 11 4 B T Allen 88 8

n W B Hoople s 7 A Janln S t-

I ia7s G e U S H LH Thomas 87 1881 J B LHpnv-

Bdlu lot ZtHniR 100

In round for the ODonohue cupImball beat Walter by 4 up 2 to

H Eypper and C B Schuyler tiedhandicap on

links In the first eventsthe handlwas while Eypper had but four stroke

In the event were

The Freeport Qolf Club member enterteam Shore Golf Club

the two clubs met In theireampontwet of the Long Island Champion

Scores wereA PUller 0 N O Murray 8 L O

Mains JiCvB H0 B 8Tboma Robertson

BTHrrlaon I Total ISBar 8hoc A R Hyde a w J Hyde Oj J U

E I1 Hunt won the handicap whicha featureyker Meadow Fort Hamilton

a handicap heup to bOP groaa leore aa strokes

acore of th toad

UBt aa up Arthur at lu Powers M even H h

S Doubleday and P T Sherman tiedtile handicapon the ApawnmH link nt Rye

In 83 stroke upBd the better cross record oj

strokes which was the lootS V DouMrav 01 W P T i D

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Cricket 116 UIJj F if Morris Countysa 0Dd Jsst Hampton II 1053

Shaw Weal t o P Snow

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honors for netween 0 O and L Slop

though Mr Gte gross was e lowerthan 1r N F ey made the

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NOTES OF THE TRADE

Whata Oolni On In Automobile CirclesA One place tot studying the dIRerent styles of

aoUmobil bodies Is the nnlshlnt room of theElectric Vehicle Companys factory at HartfordCoon because Columbia are made In more thana doica different styles Including the gasoline andelectric types and there everything from a lightrunabout to a live tonjtnick may beseen Especiallyattractive are thebodlesof the 40 horsepower gaoolios Cclumblu rome ot which notably the vic-

toria tandaulet and limousine patterns are theresult of exhaustive study by the most expertcarriage architects also are theelectric carriages of the coach types broughamslandaus hansoms as which have luxuries offurnishing that were undreamed of before theadvent of electric traction for vehicles In thesecarriage electric current Is utilised not onlyfor the power but la many other Ingeniousways according to the style and purpose of thevehicle There are Incandescent lights outsideand Inside electric signals connecting with thedrivers seat electric cigar lighters electric heatersfor winter and electric fans for summer Thereare also speaking tubes mirrors wall pocketscard rues umbrella holders and other conven-ience which would have astonished the wets of thefirst private equipage of a f w years ago

Severe of the Flat cars which will compete Inthe Vanderbilt cup race art expected over withinthe nut two weeks They will be followed shortlythereafter by Lancia Natiart and Cacno the threeItalian drivers who made such an excellent showing-In the recent Gordon Bennett event Their workhere will be watched with Interest as none of themhas ever been In America

At I oclock this afternoon Louis Chevrolet willbe married to Miss Suzanne Preyvoux at theChurch cf SI Vincent de Paul Twentythirdstreet New York Chevrolet wa discovered byR R Hollander and made his reputation by hisdaring and successful driving of Major C J S

80 horsepower Flit at the various auto-mobile meets country this seasonHelsoncof the possibilities Vanderblltrace u Major car lies had a new M hone

Installed and when It Is tuned upproperly It will be beard from

An eeroneous beenthat the Hartford suspensions are applicable only tos certain ofof the company that theyjiave been appliedwith excellent results to practically every known

a easIly attached to semi M to full elliptic trauvyenta or even the side spring

la only one more ofRoyal to the sale of which wUI dOe forCharles A Duerr one of the most succewful seasonshe ha had ilnoe entering the automobile bu lne i

only rejrret U that did not contract formorn R Robinson Duerrnchief lieutenant familiarly known as Dob goes

to Lake week to rut upfall campaign

Another of New Yorks well known automobiledealers reason to shake hands with himselfnamely Harry S Thomas agent He-ha but one more Thomas to deliver and as thisla a 10 machine It wont take long to

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Baker electric still keep going Among the re-cent sales made C was of a stan

H S Wilkinson of Syracuse Major C J SMIller has taken delivery two Bakerrunabout which he ordered from Rice last week

tnikeabarre Pa motorists are showing greatInterest In the 1 Ilea byO chief of the Ore department of that

It made the ascent and of Wilkeshairs Mountain recently with a full complement otpassengers The grade on this z

and so Reo Is the only car re-corded as having accomplished It

past the ManufacturingCompany advertising the

ear at 1780 now leas than halfftiox n on band at the factory

It U thought that the automobile on Writsliest la nowthe largest In Greater Sew

Yolk It ha been open a months

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case

A there are a fewpersons prospective automobile buyers who

These represent the care-ful sort those looking for a earMany ot them an now making their selection

months observation the way theReliance ear is II the NewCompanys salesroom one naturally think

a few of the above have hit on ItM good value for their money

A for the Olldden trophy will beRalph Coburn ot Boston who

Maxwell Mr Ooburn U aowner accompanied by Mr Kirk

ham and Mr and Mrs wound up thetour with a perfect acere remarkable

f this against the big wasof th features of big run The Maxwell

Mower and BOW has a regular output of fortycomplete machine a

Mtt Wins TOe fur a BoatsAt Sea yesterday afternoon the At-

lantic Yacht Club heW B rsstts for Class Qspecial boats race which was the first

a series that U to be sailed on the reruining Saturdays throughout the seasonwas won by R 0 The boat

B E Vernon The courseleered by the yachts was

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