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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. SATURDAY. AUGUST 29, 1911. ax i EI ACKEIEH HALTED DOPING IT OUT. EIGHT STRAIGHT FOR LEAFS WHEN INDIANS FAIL TO FIND EOGGE Torronto Hurler Allows but Three Safeties, While Mattern Is Wild.

nurr uuvia unl HIT AND WHIFFS TWELVE OF GRAYS Rochester Southpaw's Magnificent Twirling Boosts Hustlers Back Into Lead in Pennant Fight. SCHULTZ BREAKS UP GAME FOR COMSTOCK WITH TRIPLE PROVIDES CK. aj. n. h.

r.o. tool A. E. 1 puute, rt Powell, If Shmn, 2b Onslow, lb. Tutweiler, cf Fubrique, aa IBwnua, 3b Kocher, Oomstock, ROCirESTKB.

Bleaafnger, rf rtont, ib Walall, cf Pipp, lb flohnlU, Sb Fmtth, If sMrMIUan, aa Wlillama, Hott, AH. B. n. P.O. A.

E. Total 82 Rorlr-ter Providence 27 1 Two-bane hit Walah. Three-bam hit 0 OE. 0 0 0 Toronto, Aug. 2K.

Toronto took another lm from Newark to-day and incidentally celebrated ltd eWinUi (tratfbt win. The final score was 5 to 0. Score: NBWARK. TORONTO. D.

h. I b. Mow 1111 DWrliht H- a 1 Wltt.r't.r rf i 1 1 I I 1 I I II I 0 I I OPIrk 3b 0 1 I 0 Callahan ct. 1 1 Ftahar 4 Krail lh 1 Joritan 1 Toolar lb. I 1 1 I SO Hart 1 Jim'an Sb 4 I 0 Prleat.

1 WHeat 0 Krkh.ll I 0 1 Mattern 0 0 IjRogga I I Hohuqul.t 1 ToUla total. 1 ...0 0 0 006 0 ft 0-0 Neark Toronto 1100100-o Runs. Wrlirlit. Jontan. 0-nra.

Trieste. Krtti'bell; aacrinee bits, Wrtuht, Tooley; atolen tiases, Kratt. Wriirtit; nmu'ls ont, by RoKste 6. by ItoluiquUt 1: flrct bsse on balls, off Mstlern off Kogge left on buses. Newark 4.

Toronto passed bull, Whwit; hit by plt'-bed bH. br Msttern (Pick, O'Hara, Krltrbell. Wright; uaipiiei, Mullen and ColUfluwer; time. 1:0. HASLIP DRAWS DOWN SECOND KONEY WITH ED A.

AT LOCKPORT Is Chief Contender in 2:19 Trot Clippinger's Earle Wood Meets Defeat. t.oekport, Aug. IW.OliO peopls saw Morgau lodd dereat tarie nw, owned by 1), triiupinger, of Koijiester, ln the 27 trot at the county fair races to-day under the auspices of the Western New York Circuit. The local horne took Brat in ttrree heats, belug pushed hard by Earle Wood. Sue 8heldu woo the 2:21 pace easily.

To morrow la get away day, with a free-fornll purse as the feature-Today's summaries: 2:27 CLASS, PACING. ITRHB Sue Sheldon, b. m. (Kelly) Ill The Weed. i-h.

iWi'lmer) i i 2 lauter, l.lk. a. tM.beiu) 3 4 4 UlUan c-li, tlleri'el 4 3 tiirect Hurt, b. ni. (Ullll fl 3 6 Kavurna, ti.

m. (Ilaflip) 5dls Tlm t'iS, TROTTING. PUR8B H00. Morgan Todd, br. 4.

titockwell). Ill liarla Wood, b. (Illpplugor). 2 2 Sign bee, u. g.

(Kellyl 3 2 4 Itay Buck, 1. g. (Tuck) 4 3 3 Captain Butts, b. g. (t'eliiuil a 6 Howard Ambulator, tir.

g. (VV'hele- hami 6 Tines i.lt$, 2:22. 2:19 CIiSS, TUOTTINU. I'VWK Price Helgen, b. m.

11 1 Kd, b. g. (HuslLyl 2 2 3 Sebby (Medium, m. (lntiit). 4 8 2 Cnunaellur Himne.

b. g. 3 4 4 McCregor. li. m.

(Kurfee) 56 Billy Wrlirht. br. g. Iliylsai Sdla Time 2:204. O.N-B-UAIjr MH.B ItrNXING BACK.

pi'usH sao. Peter Mullny I'lJUIan Cookl Blanche Krun'-es (tttith tlannan) Walter Scott tRIla Ctrsdwlckl. Dynamo (Hfln Hanna) 1 I 3 1 2 3 4 4 NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE All game, postponed; rain. Standing of th Clubs. WIlltiurM, Hli ran.

Double play Plpp to McMillan to Plpp. First htu on error Rochester 1 (Plpvl, Providence 1 (Km tier). First bale on ball Off Hon" 4 (Phatte, Sheen, Onelow, lalrlque, Bn-umani, off Conmtork 3 (Mraaen.er, frhult, McMillan), tit ruck out By Hon 13 (Powell rthean 2, One low TotweHer. Baumaa i. Kocher, Comntork.

by Comotock 3 (Prleet. McMillan, William, lull on bMM i Rochester 8, Providence 1. tmplrej Carpenter and Harriaon. Time 1:44. Attendance 1.20.

diet Hoff, the only southpaw John Ganzel has ever allowed to draw pay for any length of time since he took charge of the 'Rochester team in 1909, twirled magnificently against Providence yesterday afternoon at Baseball Park and resultantly to-day the Hustlers find themselves once again occupying the top rung of the pennant ladder. The score was 3 to 1, but Hoff, as did Hughes on Thursday, deserved credit for a shut out. Only one hit was registered off him and that didn't figure in the Providence run column. A two-base muff by Messenger put the Grays in a position to score after Hoff had passed a batter. It wa3 Hoff's inclination to wildness that made for the only drawback to an otherwise almost immaculate'exhibition of the twirling art.

HOFF DOESN'T NEED FIELDING SUPPORT. The southpaw did even better than Upham and Hughes had previously accomplished when each whiffed ten of their opponents by causing an even dozen Grays to strike out. Hoff in the last four innings whiffed two in each inning, and after the fourth inning he was so invincible that not one of his valiant supporters was credited with an assist. When he wasn't striking them out, Hoff wa3 making the Grays lift easy flies to the fielders, Platte, the only one not to do either, twice dribbling1 the ball to Pipp. TWICE HAVE THREE MEN STRANDED.

PITCHES A ONE-HIT GAME CHESTER (CHET) HOFF. Rochester southpaw who yesterday held the Providence Grays to one hit and struck out twelve of them. In the last (our Innings Hoff averuged two strike out. to an Inning. WILL TEROWjCOSTS GAME Enables Buffalo Federals to Win from Brooklyn Tip Tops-Brooklyn, Aug.

2S Holt's wild throw to catch a base runner at second permlttde McDonald, of Buffalo, to score the dividing run in the hitli tuning ot the gunto with Brooklyn to day. Buffalo tool! the third game of tbe series by 3 to 1 Mo an held Brooklyn to five hit and struck out nine tatters. Heore: P.t flfalo 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 (I II l) (2 fl .1 Batteries Movna nd Blair; Maiwell ad tind, YVaston. AFTER WIHHIflG SEVER IN A ROY Lose Contest of Five Innings to White Sox. JUST WHALE THAT BALL Old Roman Comiskey's Hireling Secure Fifteen Hits and Bump Plank Off the Hound Athletics Al.o Hit Scott So Hard He's D.

"icked Philadelphia, Aug, 28. Chicago broke the winniug streak of Philadelphia, which had reached straight, by winning to-day', game, 8 to 5. Tbe score reverted to the fifth inning when play was stopped iu the sixth on account of ruin. Both Scott and Plank were knocked off the rubber in four innings and Wyrkoff was also hit hard in the fifth session. In the sixth, after Chicago wa.

blanked, Philadelphia scored a run and had runner, ou third and first with no one out when the game was called. Score; CHKA0O, I HILADBLPHM. ab. h. po a.

ab. h. pa a. Wolfa rt 1 4 Mumbf 3 1 Waarar aa. 3 1 3 3 3 m-trln tf 3 J.Colllna cf.

1 Fmirntar 1b. 4 Dammltt If. 3 I rol Mm Jb. I 1 I 4 0 4 4Baiar 10. 3 10 10 0 14 Mnn lb.

1 4 4 4 4 4 Strunk 34104 Srhalk lb 3 Bratoa S-wt 3 Cioolta 0 3 0 14 Barrjr 4 4 4 1 4 14 4 11 14 114 4 4 4 0 4 1 4 4 4 4 4 0 3 1 -ban. 1114 Plank 4 4 O.WtcItoIT Ilaviaa Tolala 84 10 10 4 ToUH 33 14 4 1 Batted for Plank In 4th. Chicago 10 5 i- Philadelphia 1 1 0 1 0- Run, for rule. go, We.ver, Demraltt. ehalk 2, Blaekbitrne, Breton Seott; for Vhllailelphla.

K. Collins. Baker Mclnnts, twotwse hits. Collms. Rcott, Oldriug.

K. Collins; hit. Sebsng: home run. gehant; bits, off Scott I in 4 Innings, of? Plank in 4 Innings- stolen bases. Blackbnrne, Breton; double-- play, Breton, Weaver nd Fonniler; left on basi-s, ebb-mo 4, Philadelphia first base oil balls, oft Scott 1.

off Plonk first base on errors, Philadelphia 2: struck out, by Scott time, Evaa. aud Kherldiin. CREE'S HITTING HELPS A LOT Birdie Gets Two Doubles and Blngls Off Two St. Louis Pitchers. New York, Aug.

23. New York batted bard to-day aud won from 8t. Louis, 8 to B. Levprens was knocked out of the bol In the first Inning when the New York, tour runs. Nunaniaker cleared the bases In this inning wtm a single.

Th. batting of cree and C. Walker was feature. Almost the entire gam wa played In heavy drizzle. Score: 8T.

Louts. NEW YORK. ab. a. po s.

ab. po a. al Auatln, Sb Wwllara, aa Sbottan. at Pratt Sb 4 i I Malaat, 4 I I (444 Hartaall 4 I I 4 4 I 1 I alfonb 4 4 4 4 1 I I I I Craa 4 14 4 4 1 It 0 Mullan, lb. 4 4 Walkar.

Ktlll eieaf aa 4 i Wllllama rf. 4 0 4 I Sunaiaakar 1 4 ai walk -a a a Boona, 4 4 I I 4 Laary lb. 4 4 IS HcHala 4 14 4 4 Hala l.av-rai Hwli Waraa 4 144 a 4 I 4 4 41 4 4 4 0 Tolala 17 14 17 4 Totala tl IS 17 4 Batted for Horh In ninth. St. Lonls ft 1 0 0 0 5 0 0 2 New Vork 43010010 0 Runs, for New York.

Cook 2, Cree 8, Mullen, Peck. Mcllale for St. Lonla. Austin, Wallace, Prult, Hale, Warea; first base ou errors. New York 1, 8t.

Ixiuls 1: two-has? hits, (ree 2, Mullen; three-base hit, C. Walker; sacrlllce hits. Malvel. Jlullen; sacrlrtr. fly, Walker: stolen base, Fraft; left ou hes.

New York ft, St. Louis doulile piny, Nunaniaker to Mullen: first hNe on bulls, off Mcllale 2. otf Levpreos 1. off Ho'h "truck out, by Mcllale bits, off Levwrena ili ln 1 tuning; time 2 Ihmim; nniplres, O'lughiln and Hllde-brand, RED SOX SLOW ON PATHS Fail to Scor Against Detroit Tlper Through Slovenly Sase Bunnlng. Boston, Aug.

28. Detroit shut out Boston, 3 to to-day. With men ou second and third in tbe eighth liming Cohb doubled to the right field bank and two runs were scored. Then followed a muff by Scott of Crawford', fly and Cobb counted. Boston hud opportunities to but failed through weak base running.

Score; BOSTON D43TR01T. ab. k. ee 4 114 ab. b.

a. a Hoooar 4 I Ruab Oadr 1 0 Vil Ib 4 Cobb cf I t'rawfnr. rf, I tWb 4 K.r.o'ah lb 4 I 4 S-ott aa 4 1.11 Similar 4 I 4 awla 4 4 Hoblltul H. I 1 1 41 4 Janvrln 2b 4 0 4 e-Morlartr 1, 1 Gardner 3b Bab ftarrlaaB Laouanl a. tOalnar Totals 1 a i etanaira a .4 4 4 4 b.Carat 14 4 14 I 4 I 1 14 4 4 ii 4 14 tl TotaU JJ 4 17 IS I Batted for Gardner Is ninth.

Batted for Leonard In ninth. Batted- lor Hooper In ninth. Petrolt 0060000S 0 Boston 00000000 00 Runs, Bush, Vltt. Cobb; two-ba Lewta, Kavnnaughj Cohb; sacrifice hit, Mo-' rtorty; stoleu baaes. Cobb S.

Hcott, Vltt': left on bnaes, KoatoA 10. Detroit fl; Drat baae on balls, otf Leonard off Cevpt flrat base oa errors, Boston Detroit 1: bit by pitched ball, by Leonard 1, by Cavet sirucK out. ny touara uv Cavet 4: wild pitches. Cavet time, IX2 umpires. tgau and tuneen.

SOUTHERN ASSOCUTION. At Montgotnery Chattanooga Atuntzomerr 1. 5. 3. 6.

Ai Moblie-Aavllle 4. Mobile 1. 3. At Blrtnlnxlistn Memphis 3, 8, Birmingham Jl 2. 2.

At New Orleans New Orleans Atlanta gam. postponed; ruin. VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE. At PortsmonthNorfoik Portameuth Newport Richmond 1. Ne Newport New.

At Roanoke Petersburg 1, Roanoka 0. EASTERN ASSOCIATION. At Pttt.fleld First game, Springfield Ptttsfieid second g4ae. Himn.Ueld 'I'lttnfldd 4 Other games postponed; rata. '4 Catcher Turns to Arbitrating, r.

.11 no 1 I uanvme, ak. ajinur ww DOUBLE STEAL BY PAIR OF BISONS TWICE NETS RUNS Gilhooley and Vaughn Are Credited with M'CONNELL CEECKS SKEETS Slats Holds Pests to Six Hits and Fans Five Bruck Is Touched Up for Even Dozen Safe Wallops, but Is Forced to Go the Full Route Buffalo, Aug. 2S. The Jersey City team did not look so well to-dey with John Verbout out of tire line up. Brucke vu hit for a dozen sound iwaliups, and, added- to tue ea, wlta which the Bison straightened out bis curves, was the daring tiane stealing of both Gilhooley and Vaughn, each having three thefts to hi.

credit, tbe pair working a double steal twice and a run resulting ia each Instance. Luque'a triple was tbe only deep impression the tikeeter. made on 'McConseU'a pitching. Score; JERSEY CTTY. BUFFALO.

ab. h. po a. ab. tu to a.

Kffllr It 4 1 4 Parrrtl 4 1 1 Luqu 4 1 1 1 Buaa 4 110 OllhoOlar til I I I Sb 6 I 3 0 0 Jamlmon If 4 li 3 0 II rt 4 0 1 0 Barry 4 0 10 1 0 Murphy 3 0 6 Uhr lb 3 0 0 R.ia.-h aa. 1 I 1- 3 0 Md'anbif 3b 3 1 10 0 ULeim e. 1 0 4 1 0 HConatfll 4 0 0 3 0 Tolala 34 IT 13 0 WRariKilda a 3 0 I 2 Brucka 3 0 0 1 Total. 24 10 Jersev City 00010100 02 Buffalo oseioaoa Huns, ft.r Buffalo, tillhooley C. tugbn.

Ruach. McCarthy, Lalonire, Mcvonnell fur Jersey Oty, Kelley, Luque; first bane on balls, off BrtK'ke struck out, by ioouell f. by ltrueVe tbree-rm. bltH. ltoaeh.

I.uqtie; two-bttae bit. llannell; nacrUtee hits. Lebr, ijiLonge: stolen liae, (illbooley 3, t'liaiuiel, Vaughn 'A Keliy, arreil, ouneii: iert on mwi, iiut-fulo 8, Jersey rtty double play, nrwke to W. IleraoMn to umpires, Flnner- on and uorty; time, stteno-ance, COLONELS WALLOP BALL Louisville Widens Margin Over Milwaukee by Beating Kansas City. STANODfO Or THE CLUBS.

W. PC. Wllkes.Barre 75 37 .470 Ktmlra 75 4n .425 t'tlra 44 6.1 .547 Blngboiruton 61 r2 .440 Troy 5.1 43 Albany i1 4t Hyracn 43 Scrnutoo 79 Xa 4 0 5 0 4Cr I 0 1 I 0 i la 1 Total. 0 0 0 0 "1 1 tl I 1 i 0 0 0 I Stolm bsai SchultJ. SaertHe hit Jloff.

fouled to BauuiaA and ossln we three men stranded. Two Passes Bo No Damage. had Once acain iu the fourth Hoff passed tlio hrst Onslow drawing the ticket. It did no damage, however, as be was out steallut, McMillan makinfr a clever play on Williams', wide throw. Priest mad a nice play on grounder to (ret him at first.

Fabriqite was passed but also was out stealing. The Hustlers were deposed of in order. Hoff passed Comstock after two were down in the fifth but Platte was an easy out. Two were out in our half when Walsh doubled to left but Powell didu't have to move fop Pipp's hoist. Hoff out Powell iu the nixlli and then went to the other extreme by giving Shean four wide ones in a row, Onslow was ctilled ont en strikes.

William, evidently though the last one was the fourth ball a. he made no throw on Shean, who went down to sec ond. Tntweiler then flietl to Smith. The Hustlers were mowed down in order in their half. Hustlers Tie Score ln Seventh.

The Gray, were easy in the seventh, If off Sinking out liauruan and Kocher. We tied the score in our half. Williams kissed one right on the nose for a line drive over short and took second on Hoff's sacrifice bunt $hean made a nice play to get Messenger at first Williams going to third, rrieet'. hard drive straight at Onslow took an awk ward hop and went for a base hit. Wil liams scored the tieiog run but Priest was ont trying to make seooud.

In the eighth Hoff tied the strikeout record established Wednesday br I'pham and equaled by Hughes Thurs- It took the Hustlers six innings before they really became acquainted with the offerings of Comstock. Ganzel's men filled the bases both in the second and third innings, once with only one out and again after two were down, but couldn score. After hits by Williams and Priest had tied the score in the seventh Comstock was subjected to a severe mauling in the eighth, Schultz's triple to the extreme right corner of the. enclosure serving to break up the game. GENERAL SHAKE-UP IN THE FIRST DIVISION.

There was a general shake-up in the first division of the) International League as the result of yesterday's contests, Itocb passed Providence and the Hustlers lead the way by the maSn 0f one full game. Buffalo was the winner over jLsev Sty and moved up into third place, as Baltimore was JSealn by Montreal, the Royals tickling the heart cockles of a few of the pool-ticket buyers and disappointing manifold' others by corralin eighteen runs. TWO GAMES CARDED FOR TO-DAY. Tf Rochester manages to break even with Providence in this itfrnoont dSheader the Hustlers will finish the week StteSd of the procession. However, Bill Donovan is pretty certain Tt! send his two veribest pitchers-Ruth and Mays-to thC jSthe same Keef pitched well enough the last time out, evened" Upham was or the other should win his game SJSSSl SEm crowd out 10 take ln the BIRDS UTTERLY ROUTED IN FREE HITTING CONTEST Attack of Montreal Royals at no Time Checked.

SCORE TEN IN ONE INNING Three Twirlers Thrown into Breech Fall to Stop Fuailade Off Clubs of Homesters Once Feared That Montreal Would Bat until Dusk Montreal, Aug. 28 Montreal routed the Orioles to-day horse, foot ami artillery. In the fifth It looked as if the Uoyals would remain at tba bat uutll darkness stopped the gauie. Score; BALTIMORE. i MONTREAL, u.

a. pa a. a ab. a. po a.

a Murraj Jb IJAa.Delalii.arrf. 4 1 Harrow. If. 6 Ball 3 tilalrhtnan lb 4 Parent 4 Kaoa a Duoa rf 4 Carroll rf 4 tlavidaou p. 1 Howard 1 Kuwait It 1 0 0 PunHI 4 1 3 1 3 0 0 3 3 I 0 Kippart 1 0 Whltem cf 4 1 0 Flyun 4 1 O'YeaaGr 0 0 Bor'a 3b 3 O-'M itth 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 4 1 1 Halstala lb.

1 0 O'-MaddRO 4 0 0 Maaon 4 3D 13 tt 19 31 Total. 43 tt 4 Kan fur Boyle iu fifth. Baltimore 1 DUO (I 0 0 4 Montreal 4 2 lo 0 0 2 is for Montreal, Iieinlnger 2, Ptirtell 3, Klppert, Whlteniun 2, Fl.vun Z. Yeager, Boyle 2, Madden 3, Mason, Smith; for Baltimore, Murray. Burrows 2, rtusseil; two-bitae bits, Barrows, Parent, Yeasrer; three bae bits.

Barrows. Whiteinsn. Yeager; sacrifice By, Klyun; atnlcu bases. Carroll, Kuusell 2, I'urtell, Yesger; double plays. 1'iireut (uuatHletvdt, Boll to Parent to Ulelrhuisn; left on bass, Baltimore Montreal Hrst bse on halls, off liavld-wn il.

off Howard 1. off Carroll 1, off Masuu struck out, by DiiviCsiju 1, by Uiiward 1, by Mason wlid pticnes, lavtiion, Howard; hit by pltchfd hall. h.T Carroll 1 (PurU-111; hits, off Davidson 3 In 4 13 off Howard 12 In 3 2-3 in-iilnex, off Carroll 3 In 3 Innlngti; time, lii; umpires, Nallln and Hart. pitcher ou the old N-fwsuoy. nine.

He Is a younger brother Pat Boland, the former Catholic kuj 'iter a Bjemwer ef the Blue Labels nk'-n that team reigned supreme. Yvmy Boland ahownl ets ablltlv that be ea given a cuancc ln on of the minor leagues and there continued to improve. lie baj beea pitching great bull for the Nashville team this aeason and his goodwork had ttractcd the of several of the league -outs. NanrBle 1 leading tha sevnd division at present. Boland estiblishel an unltio iword for hlnmelf on July by fanning four I'eHcans in one inutng at New Orleans.

An account of the performance ln a New Or-lean paper says: "Koiir strike out in one Inning! A Nashville pitcher made tb. nultjue rcconl. It napiicned ln this way; In the fourth gain of the New Orleans Naahvllle serlee. Boy Walker and Bernla Boland engaTed In Serce pitching duel. In the eighth Tl-n Ilendrts led off for tho Pelli'sns and Boland dinned him.

Charlie Ffirr llkenlHe swung nud missed three mic- cesslve tltnee, but was not out until Catcher SinitU had thrown to first aa Smith dropped the ban after the third strike. "Then Walter Barbara, tie fleet Teltcan came to bat and ho struck out. But Walter, for some reason. to on a wide one on hi. third attempt, tnd both he and Catcher Smith Biased u.

fi. suit Walter got to first In saf.ty. ruort-ry afterward, Ito, he stole second and then third. Otto Unrn. was at bat and a hit would have won the game.

Otto tried bard to deliver, but failed, and after three trie, was oat. Hence Boland'. four rlke euts in one inning. FORMER PITCHER FOR LOCAL NEWSBOYS FANS QUARTETTE OF PELICANS IN ONE ROUND l. ivr.

78 .573 74 68 a IS 65 .515 67 4 .611 hi HI 74 2 IS 86 Bernie Boland, Whose Work with Nashville in Southern Association Attracted Scouts, Is Purchased by Detroit -Americans. Games To-day. Albany al HVrant'n: two game. Troy it WIUeBarre; two games. KlitilrR at rtw-a: two gsmea.

Blngliainton at Syiwcrtse; twe game. CLEAN SWEEP FOR LOCALS Le Roy Is Outclassed on Courts of Rochester Tennis Club. Rochester and I Hoy met In team mattih yesterday afternoon on the -courts of the Kochetxer Iwn Tennis Club I'nl- Glrlou tlnrard, Rocbetrter, defeatetl men won all of tbe mutches and, marked superiority over the visitors. Fallowing the results: BINfiLKS. P.

K. Converse. Rochester, defeated 1. F. Crocker, Koy, 41.

4 7. 44. JaiccK Brewer, Itwhestcr, defeated R. L. Woodward.

I.e Itoy. 40. 42. tilrton C. Grarl, Rochenter defeated A.

It. D.vta, I Koy, SO, 4-1. Arthur B. Head ley, Itoiiheeter, defeated H. (j.

Bishop, I Rny, 3, 41, 41. DOUBUI-. Brewer and Gerard, Rocheeter, defeated WoodwKrtl nd Biahoii. I Koy, 13. V6, Jleadley snd Converse.

Hociieafer. defeated Davl. and Crocker. I Roy, 4-1, 4 4. RAIN HALTS OWL TOURNEY Herman Bussell Seats H.

Bissell, However, Before Skies Leak. Italn put a stop to tba Inter city owl tournament tennis matches last evening just after Herman Hu.wil, the local champion, had defeated II. Blaaetl, of lluffalo. In straight sets, 7 5 and 3. To-night H.

Hodge and 1. Carroll, of Buffalo, will fight It out for position in the flnal, while Russell and RusseH D. OrttBtb will do like wtae. Iu tbe handicap tournament being eon-ducted by the Rochester Tennis Club, H. Converse defeated G.

D. Orllfltb yesterday, vo, w. iwi ana converse new are bracketed for tbe semi-finals, Oca paugh and Dr. Garllck. ONLY NEW JJOAT SELECTED Cima On of Three Picked to Defend Bonder Trophy.

Marblchyad. Aug. a -The American team of Kinder yachts whlcU 1. ei-pected to meet German fleet of that class at Kiel neit year wa. completed today with ths of the Cima, owned by Guy Lowell, of Boeloe end New Terk, aa tho tlilrd nrenJber.

The Ellen and Sprlf had been previously caosea. The Cima, the only new tout of tho three net the Mingo to-day in a sJi-mlle race to windward and return and won by nearly flva minute, in a moderate breese. NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE. At WorceterLawren' 4. Worcester 8.

At Uvnn Manchester 3, ifrnn Other games postponed; rain. Ixulsvtiio Milwaukee Indianapolis Cleveland Colutusbus Knnttfui City Mlunpolla St. Paul At Louie rills! Kansas City 830OO010O-5 Louisville 60005200 12 13 1 1 Bnskette, Ijourtutik, ficaulou, McCoy snd Oeibel: Burk and Severold aud Crossln. Other gamee postponed; rain. PACIFIC COAST LllAGTlE.

At rortlaud-Sen Kraneiseo 4, Portland (I, 8, J. Batteries Lellield and birhinl.it Krsuse and Kisber, Sun i'rauclsco Saeromento 2, 8, Oakland 3. BatlenesHtttnley aud Hannah; tieyer end Aleiaurter. At. los Aneeles Venice b.

W. 9: 'o Angeles I. 3- Battere-While. Koestner and Ilogue; Mercer, Hughes ami Brook. TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At Trenton AUentown 4, -Trenton 2-Other games postponed; rain. dny. He fanned both Comstock and I'owell while I'lutte was out on an easy grounder. Schultz Triples in the Eighth. Comstock wa.

severely bombarded by the Hutler artillery iu our half of the eighth. Walb was thrown out by Fa-brique but Pipp singled through short and scored on Sciiulti's terrific smash to right for tltrj bases. Smith singled over Kbean's bead, Schultz McMillan bunr.xl ard as Comstock failed to covr'r first would have got icredit for a hit but for a blt of poor base running by Smith, who had lots of time -but wa thrown out at second by Onslow. William, to left center. going to third.

Hoff then grounded out to Comstock. The Gray, were easy in the ninth, noff, striking out Shean snd Tutweiler I an' Onslow fouling to Williams. festivities. Double Play Stifle- Grays. A corking double play started by Vipp the Grays' ambition in the rouod.

Hoff. as it not infrequent with him, wild at the and Med Matte. With two ttik on iu rowril slashed round to 1-iPP who threw t. McMillan to S' Platte at second. Though I'owell i Pwd Tommy's return turned him back from first by a safe margm.

bhoan was called out ou strikes. Ihe Bus tier, wore disposed of in one, two, three order. Tntweller singled past Schults in Providence's second but he was trapped off first and nm down. The Hustlers had three stranded ln their half. I'lpp was safe when his fast grounder went through.

Onslow. SchtilU single throiiKh short. Trying to bunt Smith popped to Comstock. McMillan walked, tillins the -base, with only one out Williams, howercr, strui-k out and Hlf lifted a hijsh one to Kocher. Pass to Bauman Starts Trouble.

A pass to Bauman started trouble in the Grays' third. Messenger muffed Kocher'. Ions fir for two-base error, Bauinan at third. Comstock struck out Platte grounded to Ptpp who threw to the plate to head off Bauman. it was close play, anyway, but there wa no questica about Bauman being safe a.

William, dropped the ball. I'owell grounded to Priest who threw Kocher out at the plate and Hoff toeset out Kbean. Our half opened with Messenger drawing a pass. Priest Hied to Platte. Walsh dropped a fly in a eafe spot back: if second for hi.

tirst hit of the week, ipp hoisted to Ouslow. A pas. to V'liiUU tilled tne amnions. 6mitli Announcement w.s made yesterday that Bernie Boland, a Korueeter boy pitching lor the Nashville Koutluirn Aaiociation team, has been sold to the Detroit Americans at.d will report to manager Jennings, September lfilh. Boiaud will be remembered to many local semi pro funs a a 4-4-4 44444444444 4-4-4-4 4-4 4- THREE PITCHERS IN AS MANY GAMES STRIKE OUT 32 ALL TOLD.

Three Rochester pllchers certainly have attained to a remarkable record for consecutive strlnir of strike-out feats In the iiual frame of the series with lialllmore and the two contests so far played with Providence. Bill I pliam started it Wednesday when he out ten of the Baltimore Orioles. Then en Thursday Tom Hughes equaled this performance against the Providence (irays. It remained for Hoff to go his brother wirier, two strike-out. better yesterday In account Inf for one of the most magnificent pitching feats on record in the International or any other league this season.

Three Rochester twirlers In as many consecutive frame have built up an aggre-irate of thirty-two strile-oiits. Some pitching, boys, some pitching! tier, of Danville, former catcher ef-7 Danville and Springfield Three I eVT to-day appointed a umpire Federal League. He opens tbV Louis-KaaMi City series Monday-, I it.