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AIUTOOA Aug R Inhn Hanfortlsmare Molly Brant a hot favorite at Inwas triumphant In Ihe Uelawarn 11 mid I en

on mile horn today Hhe picked up I

pound nan In hand nil the way nh-

Vlllle Knapp called upon her wentthe trout like a Hash won enslly by

length and a lnt llcldanwith 1J2 pounds well played at to

Dave Johnsons Roscben with i

was supported nt 7 to 2 This pair ran Inlike team for half a attended byBrant and Cnlrngorm 1 But

Hoseben killed each other off so ththey finished well hack In tho ruck

showed In front at thn threequartpole but hr backp up later and In adrive Dolly Hpankpr R to I heat him a nedfor he place Monsieur Beaucalre wasbend back

Woodford Clays Memories a IJ to 1 shecame to lift In the handicap for marps thnyears old and upward at six furlongs Wit

Iyn In the saddle she came throughbunch In the last sixteenth and won In n driby a Ion gin and a half her tlmo being iis 4

Line of Life finished second wassurprise a she wont to the post with 80to

her Hhe wee off poorly but came witn powerful rush at W

11 to 10 favoriteby three parts of a length11 to carrying Senator color

gavpi Nnnnie Hodge who had nexcuse The I a 100 to 1 shotwan halt a length out of tie

E V s was heavily backedIn tho handicap at a mile thefrom 4 to I to 11 to S favorite Ho carriedIK pounds and Shaw he left his del

a world of speed and waa easepractically to a passe

a length and a halt In frontnonia llolte 30 to l Thefrom last ran a splendidtaking second money from 1

Sir 211 to two lengths NewMown Hay 4 to I was half a out c

the while secomchoice received a ride from HlldebrandThe nan turned In 141

was wagered on Fred BerlewIn the event for maiden

five and a half furlongsMirthful colt being hammered down to D to I

favorite John IIearly but gave the lead to R

Jrs Adonis second choice at th-

In third place with Bellsnlcker let him downand he won going by hat a lengthIn IMS Adonis was second two and alengths before Knldmore 40 to t with Kinmesha II not tar Tim lattermuch Improvement Orison well playedat was never prominent

Tony Ante wontwo with lloorny and niowitai

Hooray went In the bettlnc to I to I

ito nearly nil JUp niiinliLU In fbu

galloping hdmp tp rgp lleriultag

the 2 to I favorito who RTIjord of the Forest I

eldpti have been third In

was Inwpred to 7 to 2 in the slxtlrace for nmdlens three years old and up-

ward otto mile anti was chlefldue to the fact that Mcintyre hugged

coming Into the won Indrive three of a length from Hufllc-

fvllto 5 favorite who a long InterestingIllllllllrl K

third three if a length back PeterKnight til to wns of tinmoney had nn excuse The mile was runIn 1543 Mcintyre rode twofavorites sunmiales-

k nicr-Pflllnr for marrs years old sect upwardX1 added U furlongshorse and WI lotkm nntlna Fin

Memories 4 irs Lync 12t 72llnrnfIUc4 103 Muter zot i rNannie llodset 113 Halrl 11tn 12 iThe I dyRoaesla4103 IMclntsrollOl 4OI 4

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fiwect Alice OT 101Time II345

start won driving Memories blk f 4

owned end trained by Woodford City

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llandlcnp fur and upwaid 701add il one mile

llortr ann l7f VI ortry lifttlng pinnedouln3 110 Shaw 11A even I1-

Hononm llclle 4 ttl Dlzglns 0l toi-hlrlynncwood I 97 LSinllh 201 l I-HNewlovn 4 S8 Morlarlty ll RS 4

War I 97 Homanelll 101 S

Kueenla lurch lift Mlldibraml 18V fii n

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Wltehfi 2 McOnnlel 201 sl-Palmbearer4 71 2 f-

lLlVtla 97 rlValsh IE1 M 10XVyctll 113 lyne 01

Time 111deed won easily Hedouln b 1 Ii

Meddler Momrose owned by r XX Jewellbv John Hurilni-

rnmt IUCEFor maiden twoyeer olds ItKXl added live and

a half furimrhurl nnit ae WI Inrken lletllna Fin

llcllviliUcr 2 US lo 2S iiAdonis 113 l i even

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111 Morlarlly 1001 in m-

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FOURTH RACE

The Delaware Handicap andupward Wadded one mile

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CINCINNATI Ant The weather wastram hrnvy and the ntirndanee yzii latonlato day In the srrond five of the twelvetenders cut oil lo a fal e star ant ran hair a pillliftore they could he trouble wascanted by n horse hutnplniclDtn barrier

First Kare seven furlongs irtlilua CI illakei-la 5 wrio ttellioone 101 l tn I second

Happy Jack 101 C Mnrrlii 10 lu I TimeHwwr Jllll Censor

Chief Hush lion Iranklln Mirlnn and MUs Monoem emit ran

Second Race Seven furlonss Hortensla tosMorrlM s tn 2 won Albemarle 103 Mroli

10 to second Ioiemier too Homer S to I thirdTime 132 15 Hr Xvanj MyEleanor

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also ran rFlub HareFive arid a half nirlonrsCreel

107 Hall 10 to I won 15to I serond Neodosha 1OT XXllKin 6 to I third

Z5 Henry Hendrtclis TheMink Dr and Dr Mcclure alsoTan

5 Hth Race Six and a half futlonrsllryan Itoeven won Corlna lot Roblifjini 20to

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able Jim Sawmuti Is a probable choicethat ntpoiilochaiio gentlemen wl-lIraccnwny aiid Hteelmnker having chalices

In the handlnap for threeyearoldsupward nt a mile and IhroeHlxteenths Oars

with izo pounds will be played toUncle Ialtnbearer Elwocx

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1M HeaterW103 Margaret

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Odd EllaSecond Race Steeplechase handicap

riders shortJim Newman I-

Tres rave IMDailodowndlllytiraceftway 142 Punctual 1

Third Race The Grand Hotel Stakesfor twoyearoldi ilxfurlongsVendor 127 Jerry Wemberr I

Accountant 127 D 1-

Hattlcaxe 117 EyeMcKHtredce 113 Hodder 1

Midas m Perverse 1

Fourth KaceHandlcap one mile and threesixteenthOarsman 120 Lord I-iTyron us Wire In H

Hint 108 Elmwood104 Hlmei103 Red Friar

Uncle Urleb 103 CaronalFifth Race for

mileRobador 112 Salt and PepperRelllndlan Ill SupremeCourt IYorkshire Lad lOS I

Cabin 108 Colossal Ii-

llarbarosaa 107 The daddy Ii

Port Arthur 108 LinealAscot Belle IDS BradleY PetLoretta M loa Gray Lad 1

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Pat Bulger Ill FoncaataIncantation ill Master PrimGoldsmith 109 Emperor of IndiaStroller 108Councilman 108-

1IIASE11ALL V1U PI HE MOBBED

Two of Smlnki Assailants Land Inat fiprlngnrlrtS-

pniNOFiBiD Mass Aug The wildestscene over witnessed In city was themobbing of Vmplre Hmlnk In todays gamebetween Springfield and Holyoke In theConnecticut League series Not only didcrowd nurire upon the field and throwsorts of missiles at him but they waylaid himis he was being escorted down town bysquad of police and stoned him

He was struck on the head by a tonsslId finally sought shelter In a llvtry stablewhich was surrounded by a yelling

some minutes before the police coulddrive them away One of the mob was

and two got hurt In the mlxupwere treated st the hospital

The trouble began In the sixth Inning whenscore was I to 0 In the visitors favor

The umpire ordered Fitzpatrick out of thea

Well of the Springfield team then paidTreasurer league 2S In

on the spot and to Fitzpatrick in the but Smink refused toshow It Lie then declared the

to Holyoke and the crowd

YACHT UACl0 AT CO1TES

Danravrni Carlad W niSonym Successful

Special Cable Deipateh lo THE SUNCOWKH Aug t In the regatta today

Dunravcns yacht Carlad wonilngs cup on n time allowance the Satanitaowned by Sir Maurice Fitzgerald finIshIngfirst The Kaisers yacht Meteor competed

The race for 52 footers was won byacht Sonjii

The Carlad a yawl In which Lordlunraven has cruised some

not taken n very great Interest In yachtaclng since his boat the Valkyrie III was

Americas Cuptie her first appearance

after a general overhaulingstarted racing on the other side she hat been

unfortunate Three hollowbuckled badly and she now

mirth of the season At Designer tlerre-loffs suggestion some changes were m Hde-

n the trim boat Sortie leadbeen removed and the boat lightened The

houses seem to have been

Newport Women at tile NetsNFwroBT Aug 8 In the womens doubles

it the Casino this morning there were butmatches played both in the first round

ind the attendance was much smaller thann previous days this being due to

plrenie The resultsXXomins Double First round Mlvs Helen

and tIlL Gwendolyn bent theIhses Sherman 8 0 8 4 Livingston andIHs CIrerne binl R R Livingston Mininliu Sdiids 7 57 3

lK Crowd at Xcw ICnRlaml Ilirness RapesIXTKn Aug The New Dnjlind Horse

Irceders Asoclallon opened a two wrc s meellnit Groultii State Park today The largest crowdn record for an In New Ilamnshtr-

eiv ihrrr toad rcccs Much Interest was lakvnthi 218 trot which WAS won by the favorite

Inrrlson i likes Christian Hill stables In straightMIS Octave II had the backing In the

lass went down before Frank S whose nrlvertimid wcs lined 100 after the first heat Cherter-an siibslltutel The 220 pace went to Starlight

Philadelphia horte afler laying up the218 clues 11000

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the of the was distanced Inllrst heat Shore lloy with

ct Inilicarra slid finally took the winthe second fourth and fifth heals

title of llloa jlrl to parr was cloudedIhe action of Ihe judges Inh the deciding heM and suspending

IMonrthe driver of Shadeland forfor not idling to win In the second end fourth

was cautioned In the second heatwas permitted lo diRe and Ihe next heat heIn Girlwith one heat In went ontook the fourth hut time

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MOLLY nttAXVH VICTORY 1 IIM-nunr TO Tin HVG

Men Proit Mill Join With INunerrr-sBarklnn Suiiford1 SlnrpTliiin ii Pe-llet Bargain In llcrniltaRr JlPvnr-

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fUnvTOUA Autr g Tim hllfti stoolRldn found heir way l Iliu triitk lodianythlnic but a smooth Tlity brj-

biinlncHs with couflilciicc for Iliu cardof the sort that Justified of n siiccrs li

of breaks In theIr favor but when the friwas over and bulimic slir lV were lrmtheta was n long list of iiluniipof All degree who will bn Ihilltip toMnornto colleol OKI spoils of their ventures of

A canvass among Ihu principal layershows that few escaped lopublic profits III many scored tinworst day of the meetlnc

flu result of the Delaware Handicapespecially costly to the linn for tulle outevery t n who had a bet on race ca

on Molly Brantv liar olie pr-

vlous effort of the meeting was In the HnratoiHandicap which was won by Her stableCauRhnawnRU The general opinion of tinrace was the horse was the outs Intendthat day and flume would Improve

next time out A tact Ulal since Jusllflthis opinion today rftllblrtl studenof form follower of expert opinionthose who stable Information counther chances the best bet of the day Thatwhat It proved to be for she was in band a

the way and won with a lot to spareIn her present condition and

able treatment In the weights It Is goingtake a pretty shifty horse to outfootmare either at sprinting a dlstamof ground Today she always WPS ttfavorite and at a short price but tni finiiriquoted were rated liberal and thousandand teat of thousands were risked by hiadmirer and they cashed

I Grant Lymnn wits one or Molly Brantbackers and tonight they tell a good

him that will cost him many a bottle c

wine to silence lie was in the ring earland often moltIng a tour ami found 17 toriuoted on the earth of AVIIIInm Jackmailayman In a most polltp manner saidwould lIke to bet tWO but 1 Want 8 to f-

iInckninn for II moment did not realizehis patron was asking for somethingthe odds quoted hut when be did he bowedvery politely and said that the bet woe 01

It was not until Mr Lytnan reached towand heard the story as It was pausedthat ho realized what had happened Itnot often that an experienced better Is caugtin this way

The afternoon furnished the regularIn the selling race war The first

of the day came In the opening race whIchwas won by Memories She wasto be sold for 1SOO and when Judgi

called for bids J L Hollandsaid jzcoo It was expected that tbe ownerof the tramp would protect her but thefailed to appear and the mare went to MiHolland ThIs Is certainly one of the

of the year and the only explanationthat comee from the former owner ofmare is that he forgot that the race waswlllnc affair and neglected proUo orprovision to have It done for him It is ealithat overtures have been mnde to getback at a substantial advance but thusMr Holland stems disposed to hold tobargain J

Hooray the winner of the fifth race wasalso hid up to 3000 Hh owner A L Astthen announced the protecting five the

was knocked down to htm Astewell satisfied for an he turned away heo the crowd He Is cheap at the figure

Sam Levy was the bidder and it Is almostcertainty that he for Free

IBurlew the former owner ofthe coltHermitage who was a decided favorite

for the nice won Hooray won claimedKansas Price who Goldencost him S3100 which In about onethirdvalue set on him by his owner lleorge

The colt ha looker and royallybred being by Before he

the Canadians to a man backed him todajI-P finished a Bwond after a that

far from brilliant The colt really didget a chance to show himself well

the lout furlong and inureh closed withi rush that thoi e that had

their and dollars with him Priceenthusiastic over his purchase and believes

barn now shelters ono of tinJohn Shea who been

inspector of racing accounts for the State or-

cw to Charles Andersonm one of the arrivals totday He

to a number of prominent racingmen and Is prepared to assume duties

f his omce at once Shea is a well knownRepublican leader from the Twentieth As

of New York city lie wasyears rated aa man for thtf late

Norton GoddardTho stewards after tilt rates announcei-

lImttliey han held an Investigation In theUhlone race both as to of the

and as to the but had lulledo find any evidence that would warrant

heir any action Chi probablyndi what to bn the ol

for If there U no evidence now It iiprobable any will b found

re are still talklnir about theflnlr however and it will bo several lays

and his conn tire forgottenItlunipnthar stool h earned the

of The HnrMKii Hook This Oms fromfact that his list of Inrludes-

liout nil the fornigners that are sojourningJohn V Doles says he lays tho

every nationality butCharles hoots the pxjockpy

who was In France a ofago had A good thing for his friends

New Mown tiny one of tile elevenhat hid for thp In the ncrotid race

won very busy all morning nnd amonghose who fell for tip ratilolui V Ontpshow agents placed a of

leorge Holes Slnoo stnilpht-nd a Illtp amount for the Tho rilly-as IIPVPT a fmtor In Ihe struggleBrtnlcl pr In the race was

pp sweet for thn plungers Oil all cldos-nn could hear tlp of olin nuld beat

hut when It canip to bettlnc few wereIllin to wacpr h could be bealnn lolm

Walters camp from the ulnhloimn with aor sinma and hn v fortunate

loiich to place the bulk of It CVPII moneyHelen who sliarqs nil ofinrlews Rood thinK was lipiivy-ho Wp tpriirii nl o east lhiir lot with llir-vn tilt and lol hyJohmiy Fay went up-

nd down I IIP lute wherevericy could lave lohtnon wiw on the shvpts

at nvpn money nnd to in-

AliistiTdani Kpnt up about pmplnypps-r the Snuforrl carpet mlllH to see Molly Krautin lice lpawarp and yith them a bet for hundreds of their follow

orliprs In the betting quarters nlacted considorable attention nn conic ofloni did not know how to thplr inoppy

trio slIer cxiinblnlnn their hunk rollsrralcd n total of M Thny timidly aproaphed the layer and one of iiulotly-ilpd that ho on Mollyrant tho odd completely AfterIP had won they collect d heir winnings midiicht out a sent on the grand

they stnypd were to hnrkmare She had won they

pro all satIsfiedvictory In the closing pvpnt

list go on ai a lucky onp HP wasoutrun In the early Htmros of the

uirney and did not give hackers n rayhope until In the lout furlong fiufllcp

best hut she WOO literally racedher fept by Mlllpr In a to

111 oil Gambler Properly handled that hwith Suffice have won by

wife margin

Squadron A TVIni LIvely Pojo MntrhN-

AnBAOANSKTT Aug a clcsely consted polo match today Hqunrfron A of

York drfMitrd the Haven Freeoters by a score nf IS5 to S The game

for thn cups In this PointCountry Club tourney

goals end each played ncarrMlveIn the Putnam was

rown but escaped unhurtH Hunt mimic a series of runs acrossId In Iho a sernatlonnl

In the last period each team madegoals

RMI Cliff yacht lets XnitlnillnnnThe annual meeting of the Sea Cliff Tacht-ub will be held t the eluhhouse on Thurs

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littler 61 63 by default C defeated403 Ierrj defeated J F John

ROD Jr 0 1 o i It Mollenbauer dcfealeT Putnam 5 T t y 4fl 6 S Clarenc

defeated K T CJross 83 62 87 6Itobert defeated II II Rejtater 6 1 6-

B4 H U Little defeated J K D Jones 1 6 8110 81 6 K O Anderson defeated WClothier by default It C Seater defeatedMiller 02 8 4 6 1 W S Kltr defeatedHivljht 84 7 9 fl6 Q Deals defeated W

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OHrtrn defeated t II Layering and R WendellJr by default W C Cirant and Clarence Hobartdetested II O Cole and W llorrlll 60 6H-R3

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Reich 6 3 62 48 63 II Mollenhauer and II Anderson defeated K R and G F Vale

detrnled M V Richardson F J Frothlnehiby default n A lynn Jr and f n V Lyon d-

fented H Johnson and C Johnson 6 3 2 6 8-

8B J Grant and T P Curtis defeated J B BtasOil n XV Leonard by default F J an-

K H Dehr defeated R Bishop and N W Nile6s 62 64 II J Holt and n Dewnurst di-

feaied J C Davidson and I XV Glazehrook 6-

n t 75 R c Seaver and F Putnam JrR F Foster end A D Hlllmin 6 1 6

t II n Deilster and XX F Johnson defeatn H Hayes and N XV Cabot 76 7S 48s t R J and C II Leonard defeatedJ B

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IWRKES MIGHTY HEAVE

Cop Eclipses SO Pound WeightIn Pollccmrni Games

The Iatrolmpn Benevolent Associationyesterday In Suhers Park began theannual track and field meeting for athleticWueeoatK The rain which patteredbout did not stop the cops fromtheir The meptlng will bo flnlsh-eloilar lohn K Burke who has shone ascrack weight thrower In Amateur AthleticUnion competitions a a member of the IrishAmerican A A and Pastime A C won

pound weight throw and set a new worldsrecord for hurling the mlssllp from a stand

cast it Inches Just a foot furtherhan the performance of John Flanugal

Celtic Park March 12 1W4 TheIf all details have been at

tented to will become the record bjt thewell known slope to tile Sulzer ground probiblj will invalidate the claim for a record

Edward Strupol won the loo yard chamlon the department anti Jim Dresnui

won the sack race hli CVPIIIEdward M Carrplte formerly of the New

iVpit Side C his of latIn the one mile championship the

lolice force and captured hue milefiremen carriers ai

veilMile Cregan the athlptlc pop won

handicap quarter lullS and was second tt-

itruppl In too yard championshipHenitPMy winner tho meis race

relghed 2J pounds100 Yard Run Department

by Edward A HiruiMl Third TraHlcIkliacl J Creian Central Office second Otto I

Salter Twentyllfm precinct third Time n lerondi

Vat Mens Race flo yards XXon by Williamtenaew precinct Thomas

Eighty fourth precinct srronil John Tlilacs precinct third Time 10 4S-

cro iHOne Mile Run Open to policemen firemen and

letter carriers XXon Edward M Jarrettrprecinct Thomas I OConnor Hook and Ladder

28 Kecond Tellx Holfman Third abIlilrd Time 6 minutes 4 S seconds

Hun Tor sons under 17 yearst by Harr GatTney Joseph XX McCnr

second rthur Klchler third Time 30 sec

440 Yard HimHandicapWon by Michael JIregan Central Oilier 10 A Stnipel

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Stmr W Frarer TblrtysUthJames D Ollrlen Fourth InspectIon

Istrlct second Joseph II Gabelthird Time JO seconds

S Pound Weight from SiaM JandlcanWon by John S llnrke hth Precinct

rratrh with a throw of sn feet 6ij Inches John Fllnrn Pr rlnct 6 inches secondwith nn fltu ihrnw of n lent Sj Inches Michael

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220 Yard Run Handicap Von by M Crnran-entrnl Office squad H James n ODrten-ourih Insnectlon dlntrlct II yards second Jerry

Seventy ninth prerlnct 10 yardbird Time 21 2i serandsOne Mile Run Championship Police Departmenton hy Kflward M Carrettr Second Precinct

toldir WIlliam F fletcher Third sutipreclnctThomas I Fnrlfy subthird Time minutes 25 4S seconds

Sari Rare XXon by James nresnan ThIrtyrst reclnot John X Frarer

reeend Wlllam P Hcffhcr Third subrcclnct third Tim 12 seconds

Young Rrnn HarryYoiinc Krne the Philadelphia llcfhtwpleht-imvpI ptcelpnt fifteen

bout with Harry Ixwls anotheruaknr pugilist at rhoster ta before thn-

elpfrvclle A C on Monday night Althoughreferee did not give a verdict the law

ot It was pvlrtent frontie point of view that Erne was

victor He lo hustle to win thoughlewis mndp him light even Inch of

round thro iclioutwas the start lundlng-

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rniied his feet I was visibly groggyJiiBt n about to riot home

Kitlirr solid Ihi nonspounded Thewt fev rounds were even up Then Ems

to pile blow alter blow andn tired at he tenth Every round after

rats In Krpp favor and ho had a cornondlng lend nt tile fitilnn-

l nv floats to Race In T Y C CriilieSixty boats hite been merured and their

rtlflrates flied with Secretary fleorgnof the New York Yacht flub This

pani the raclnn en the coming cruiseIII be of the best and with the racing lengths

the hosts known It will be an easy matterout the winners each Of

IOSP measured there see 23 schoonersus and

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tilie Many of the boats now hauledrand their owners

for wectrfr to get themshape Today the nnihlng touches will

tn sod then they will hewered nfl ard towed to

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All of Scnrttii Donr In the IlrM TheeInnlnBiDotiblP Pose of Ufffat f

this HrookljniPlttibur In TenIfroitt nottctii and nnt Down nakri

After four ttralght defeat New Yo

them plv together ye tdayand look a close gamp from the hlcagtWhile this was going on the pirates had thihands full with the whommotiaged to peat In a ten Inning game T-

nroblilynn met with t double dose of delInflt Ixiuln and the Phlladeljhl shltInnnclrtnatL The resultsNewYork 4 CUlcmo a-

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CniuAOO Aug New York outhltChicago today In a grim

determinedbattle hit hard Inearlier stages of the game settled downwa successful toward the close while Tayltwas driven oft the slab and was succeedbyMathewson who was Invincible Brownshurt huts finger by getting a nail jammed b

a foul and Strang played out the gamehim

York opened up In the firstWith one out Donlln spanked a doublescored on a neat drive by Mcflann J

Chicagos half SIngle singled and scoreda triple by Chance The latterto stretch the hit too far and was thrownout alldlng home

In the second the locals wont ahead Tinkerwalked Hofman doubled to left and a forceplay at the plate failed to get Tinker ai Islid In The third was a fatal Inning fChicago Browne started with a shortand Uonlln followed suit McOann sa-

rlfloed and Mertes prettily A

by Dahlen followed This withlong fly to cenler scored three

the Cubs section Maloney found the

McCarthy and After this there

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worked one double Newtwo The score

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Slarle cf 1 220 olDrowne rtl 1 1 0Maloney rtl 260 oBowermanO 000Chance lbO 1 7 0 1 I 0MCarthylfO 220 OOonlln a 1 1

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Totals 4 12 27 UHalted for Browne In Ibe fourth Inning

Chlcaro I l 1 o o 0 0 o oNew York 03000000Left on basesCblcajo 5 New York II Thrbase hit Chance Two base hits Donlln Hofma

Sacrifice hltMcGann Stolen bases IoIto Merle Eliot Double plays Dahlen a-

XI cGann II resnahan and McGinnChance Innings pitched Taylor 3 Mathcwso-nMltaOff Taylor on 4 Tlrst baion hallsOff Taylor 1 off XXelmer 5 Hit I

pitcher By XXelmer I Struck outny TaylorH by Welmer XXlld pitches Ta1

lot 1 XXelmer 2 tmplre ODay Tlincind 2 mInutes Attendance C5CO-

T LOlIB S L 5 nilOOKLTS 2 FlnST 0AMST Loris 8 Thp Cardinals took

double header from Brooklyn todayfeature of the first contest was reinventlion of the locals and the pitchingThe visitors could do nothing with his

ntrt 1A ftf iHlUthe Cardinals to get away with tout

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iday XXalker ilntled and llugflns walked Bartwon the game with a triple to right

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2200PITTSBDR3 5 BOSTON K U 4

PITTSBORO 8 H tookbeat Boston today Leever was Knocked outthe box In three Innings and Lynch who sue

cded him dId well The feature of the gameas the halting of Hraln who had three tripletitll the time he came to bat In the tenth

the game then with a stogie scoring Leachhe score l-

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One out when winning run was scoredittsbunr oi 001020 iacton 1 Oil 00000 0 4Three base hits Delehantr Drain fi Hflan

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Batten 8T Glade 5 pitcher By GladeTwo base hitsStone Both Stolen bat

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Van lint SCaM and Hill UmplreConnoTime l hour and 45 minutes Attendance

CtBTIIMND 5 pmLADKXPKIA A I 4

PniLADELPBiA Aui 8 The broketheir losing streak this afternoon defeating

by more timely workscore

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Jaclmon lf0 040 0 Hansel If2 S 0FUckrf 3200 Holfman cfI 1 0

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Totals 6112711 IICleveland 1

Phlladelpbla 1 0 o 0 1 I 1 0 o

Left on baaeii CNveUnd Philadelphia I

First hue on balls Ofl rlboadm 5 iSuch out Hhoadu a by Plank I Home

Flick Two base Flick Nacrtn-chluCarr Knight Stolen bum Flick HartielHoffman 21 Davis Hit by pitcher PlankUmpire OLourhlln Time 2 Attendance

4344BOSTON A M 1 DBTROIT 0

Bonox Aur 8 Tte champions continuedvictorious career by out todayDlseh a new recruit officiated In the box forvisitors and with the exception of theand th rd Innlngrwhen the locals their runshe was very effective Dlneens excellent pitchtug kept the visitors guessing The score

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First base on errorBoston 4 Detroit 6-

Dlseb 1 Struck outHome run CollinsStolen base CollinsSchaefer anti Lindsay1 Wild pitch Dlneen

1 hour and 36 minutes

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Connecticut LeagueAt New London 2 New London 0At Norwich Norwich 4 New Haven o-

At Springfield 0Forfelted

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American AiioctBtlonAt Toledo First game 1 Milwaukee 0

Second game Milwaukee 15 Toledo 8At Columbus Kansas City 4 Columbus 2At Indianapolis Indianapolis 2 St Paul o-

At Louisville Louisville 12 Minneapolis 0

New York State LeagueAt Albany Albany 8 BInghamton 4At Troy Troy 8 SyracuseAt Johnstown A JandG R Scranton L-

At Utlca Utlca 3 XXllkeabarre 2

New England LeagueAt Lynn Lynn 4 Fall River IAt Concord Concord 4 Lawrence 1At Nashua Nashua 4 Taunton 8At HaverhlllHaverMII 3 New Bedford L

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George Browne made lila one hundredth bitcsterday-HurcHna of tile Clnclnnatli made five runs tn one

ame last weekOverall the big Cincinnati pitcher U under

weather and will be out ot the game for weekThe New Vnrk Nationals took sear about tSCO-

Oji the result of the four gamea In PllUburgOnly twice this season has Mike

lames In succession without making a nitThe Boston Americans aro corrallnr a number

f acquisition Is PercyOeldvrof toe

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ami East saidre are In shape and will endeavor

three atralgbt from the New thoughe hear Grtffs bunch are going at a great clip

Toledo club pronounced the best thirdIn the minor leagues his been sold to theYork Americans Ortfflth naa a couple of

Other high nasa young bloods landed for nextlesson

The Enclewood Field Club team naa won thebamploQamn of theAmateur League with fourvictories and two defeats A C

second with three victories and threethe A G third with twofour defeats

The New York Nationals undernever yet filled to show abllltrcome back after a abort or a

and any tram that o beating themthe pennant on the theory that are ahon

f sand i barking up wrong treeTim Hurst been appointed an Americanearue umpire aocordlnt to report and will begin

handling the Indicator at one has been InDetroIt for a while but was back

II season and his wortt then waa excellent chowthat he had not gone back any as an umpireThe squeeze play which the New York Amerl

worked nicely by the In ClBclnnall theday leered on It f torn third

against the New york at the Polo Grounds

Camel Scheduled for TodayAUKXICAK LIAQDB

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Offset Clocks 600Box Coil with vibrator 400Ammeters 025 Amperes 250

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Ready to Meet Winner or MccormickRahlln Mill roe Purse

Bob Fltzslmmons was on Broadway yesterafternoon looking robust and

Itu said that he never felt better in his wholecareer than he does at prenenU He says that

any of the California clubs will tasks It

he will quit his ihow long enough

let into shape and the winner of thebattle which Is to be de

Ided at next Friday nightThis is no idle bluff and 1 amnot

i get my name In the papers either Midiie to Fizz HUM reporter 1

Prove this by a ai sooni any of the clubs come forward and offerle a purse Just now 1 am for

season on the road But I would rathergot than act any Urns If the Colrna

at to offer me a for about with the winner of the Ruhlln-

IcCormck match all necessary

hlle fighting for arid tine In

hlch to train Otherwise the clubs willare to walt until neit when 1 quit

road If it Isnt with either er-

IcCorrolck Hart or any one Ue will do 11as It la a fight

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omer Bantam Cbamplon Aarea to aReturn Ex Amateur

Barry Tenner the former amateur who

Nell recently at San Franclxoto meet his conqueror again The pair

rounds and Neil revivedir decision It was first

fight and bU was remarkable Thhe did so well baa into

ivor with a number of California sportshave Induced the Colma A C to rive

for another mill The I tesome time next month probablY

i Labor Day unless the clubInner of the mill on tht

Tinny Is training so as to b ready

well known California admirer wllltnc toairer ISooo that will hlpell the next Urn they come together

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larles J Clarke and A J Crockett did thework The results

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chea H R Schmidt third with 40 feetBroad Jump Won by G CaMen S

feel 4 Inches wlln 17 fetO Schmidt l feet

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