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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-30
HASH AND REHASH.

II has been discovered that almanacs
date back to the year 100 4. d.
IT is estimated that every seal con-
sumes about ten pounds of fish daily.
A MIRROR brought to this country in
1916 stands in the window of Chester
(Pa.) furniture store.
A GAME of marbles was played by
several prominent citizens of Washing
ton the other morning on Pennsylvania
avenue.
A CONNECTICUT pastor has added
sweetness and grace to the passing of
the contribution boxes, by appointing
two little girls to the service.
A Two-YEAR-oLD girl who died at
Mascoutah, H., weighed twelve
pounds, exactly what she weighed
when born. She never got an ounce
heavier during her short life.
A CROCODILE which had taken the
pledge" was recently shot on the Dian
tree river Queensland. The creatures
stomach contained a Father Mathew
temperance medal, dated 1880.
AN oyster supper was given recently
by the authorities of Maine village in
the interest of the 'hearse fund" An
oyster must have powerful grip to re-
tain its place in the average mans
stomach under such circumstances.
NEAR Ccala, Fla, few nights ago
an engine struck COW, which got
tangled up in the cowcatcher, and be-
fore the train could be stopped she was
dragged three hundred yards. When
extricated she walked off and soon be-
gan to bite grass as if nothing had hay
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-30

Itch on human and horses and all
animals cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion, This never
fails Sold by Stone & Russell Drug
oist, Lancaster. 16 ly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-30

Judge: lronIcal guest-'There's only
nice, large fly in this stew, waiter
Waiter-'Yeas; done notice dey was
only one. It's kinder early for dem yet,
boss, an yer cant hardly spec mo dan
one till dey's i'll season.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-30

n. Y. Press: Your son, l hear. is
becoming an excellent landscape paint
err He is. Does he initiate nature
wellP' Initiate nature! He beats nature.
He can put colors on landscape that
nature never dreamed Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-30

Falling of the hair is the result of
inGcatiOn of the glands or roots of the
hair. or morbid state of the scalp,
which may be cured by Halls Hair Re-
newer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-30

The declining powers of old age may
be wonderfully recuperated and sustain
ed by the daily use of Hoods Sarsapar-
iiIa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-30

Ayers Pills lead all aperients and
purgatives. Their action is gentle and
thorough.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-30

Epoch: The more the girls pine for
some young man the more spruce the
become.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-30

Washington Star: An able financial
articles hundred dollar bill.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-07-30

Richmond Recorder: Man wants but
little here below. But woman wants
something all the time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-04
CING At ST. PAUL.
II Was FavOrites' Day. and Porter Rode
Three OF the Five Winners.


sr PAU, Aug. a--ravortes and J Porter ruled At
IN front, while the jockey named rod. three Of the i've
winners The continued Illness Of James sheridan has
caused hs return home. and h G Truce VIII finish cut
the meeting rs star.sr
Ihe race, mile Ind three star.era My Queen
being avn, and Guilds IL Fitzpatrick up. WAS the
favori,s al to ~, and Ito won. but only by LAlf
head from the .rto shot. Cornne kinney, who sur
prise everj body hv bold hid she 10
poo nara. UviEg ncaIen iva lcisth I!nc, -. last
Tor h winner i; the weights
ihr nea III TIC hvr lar ing maiden two ysaroid
scramble Was right sirun.. and tns srt"rto Stnyve.
SAINT. ilian Brrtrrr, 40 r. den b, u. Porter Was
Nc Gown I" hrst arnriic At I" an, she won
ease Ly lcn1 In from tho JUe iiO"kur ally ALI
cain. Ferguson lin Dunn. Eli Kendl2 AMI Doil!klns
I'M, relncei ths neI I" lnr-o st"r era vita friHce
un,us lu.. j. lHr'er n tie Hai al afr liz 1t
taNorl,e at u ahr the race iroNrd an easy IA M
10. nm lie ~Iii'ing ma ra Itf"hg pu b twu lengths
from MrnuDw b,VoA Wi,r hrLi iian ltnGsay IrnSth
ior Lace hutnrs Iinr, !: r'..
HE ."mrth rarc. Iuri"ng meats selling had
siA-IcrR hi y !mnsr" u ""nx drawn jim II Close 1
the IAyOre at 10 - lie "nn The hr- hrh c,eIrry
Nv hai length rom Nick VITA innn' pncr tn
cumlei 10 the Ito 'hahre. fnemns l". III Osoi bJ
Ferkinson thr last named winning each heat b, NO
Lengths Innocence was again ihrI III tho 30 nnd htA
| while in the Inst heat Aura Agnes was dSfahced
al In ihe ~ conh IIninet WAS served likewise.
Miss LaLri excused from starting IN IN secOGd
heat In pniing ~ ntrrtme rst isai she ,tumDied
yet really unknown in the Fofessun seriously Lnt NOT
| fatally, Inn. "a. III ,, i:in'.
race nine LEFT N. purse to the mercy OF this
ITO iaruriie. Vac 81 M H. iOrrr M. and he Won
rs lie p-asea .r"n away. both The third horse j. -.
ANA 'iare'hon-e hen. beaten nearly aiurlUnx Time
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Mr.. Dwyer Offers to Match the Brown
Nor.e at Is Nile. at Jerome Park.

Mr. Dwyer OncrS to Match tbe HrOwn
ITorse at I Is Mile. at jerome Park.
Michael F. Dryer was seen at Brighton Beach
yesterday afternoon in regard to the great
sweepstakes with $4,000 added. which has
been arranged by the Monmouth Park Racing
Association for Saturday next and for which
b. 7. lul-ifer has already entered Tenny.
III LonCstreet is all right wh"n go IN to
Morris Park tomorrow shall in all probable
ity ontor him for the race on Saturday" snid
Mr.. DIVER. But III :ell you what would
like to do. would like to arrange match be-
tween Tenny and Kingston at mile and a fur
long. to be run some day this week at Jerome
Park. kingston showed whom Tommy
beat him IN the Ocean Stakes at Nor
RS Park that he could not run down
hill and perform anywhere nea- his form. |
gave way Il Mr.. fusiier in the Long 4 eet-
Tenny match IN regard TO the battle ground.
anil tho least ne can do l. TO lot me have my
way if the match is arranged. 1t would I've a
good citing race. and the people like a
chnnGe. Jerome nrk track would be rs fair
for him rs 1t wonll t.'r NE.
ltnow behoovrs the Monmouth officials 10
stir their jumps md get on tn. match oe-
tween Kingston and Terny. or got ms manysr.
trie- as possible for Saturdays sweepstakes
Mr.. DIVER certainly shows grent confidence in
Kingston when he Offers to race him aRain.t
his connueror OF month ano. The public
will await the outcome with the greatest in
tSreSt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-04
ENGLISHNEN ARE AWAY OFF.
Their Opinion or lIerreshon's Yacht GiorI

ana.
BosroN, Aug. 9.-The Herald snys Tonight,
From the drift Of n statement which Rp.
peared in the London ldchtsnnn OF July 10,
Que would imagine that English yachtsmen
had been asleep for the pnst two or three
months. They seem to almost forget that the
late Edward Burgess designed few crack 4G-
footers. and that tho only boats In this class
for which yachtsmen have any hone Of ma~Ing
a good showing against, or. perhaps. By good.
clover handling in the right sort OF weather.
beating the crack 4G-footer Gloriana, the Lea
trix and Owcene. wero designed by the late Mr..
Burgess. Either such is the fact. or they have
not as yet heard Of these boats and their late
else they have terribly ovorfated the Fife boat
Earnaraa and hive greatly nnderrated tn" sail.
the following remarkable assert lon which ap-
feared in the lnchIs,nnn London paper exc
The Goriana has caused something very
Ike Sonstsr r IN the 4G,f"2' Glntss IN
1 s Ers S esr nxss
across tho water that :he class is doomed from
the surerative speed of this boat Our knov-
edge OF tho til"riana's truo share l. probably
very small. but i, seems to us that she is fast
through being nn extremely powerful craft.
what we believe her to be like. i will surprise
us greatly if the new Fife boat. barbara ,does
not beat her handsomely. excepting perhaps.
III ,sneh a Ehenomop3al thing should pos:
Slbly huIren tllaC inc DRfpnia Rhruu bent
the tiloriaEn. or. in fact. con q anywhorr near
finishing II close second to ber. II would w.n-
drnusly surprise yachtsmen hcrcabouts. Itut
such statement made by the lnr,fswnn. that
Englishmen would be greatly surprised If tie
Fife boat did not beat the Glorana hand
somey. seems almost too prerostarous 10
even dwell on for a moment wneu we roEen-
Der how easily size WAS defeated by the two
burgess cracks. EeatriX and pwe"ne. in the
race Of MarbleheaG. In tho special race Tor
Aj-fOo crs of tho Massachusetts, Yacht Club.
held off Marhlehoad July lG, tho first race in
which the barbara had entered, she was
beaten - minutes So seconds. and hy
the Beatrix Il minutes "a scconds. over
n 2i-mie course. In tn. special rae" CT the
Eastern Yacht Club July %. over the same
conrs.. she was bentcn by tho Beatrix and
Oweene. and would probably have been beaten
Ivy the Snyonara had not that boat unfor-
tunately parted her bobstay The SRyonara
had quite lead on the Barbara when the
cident happened. In her third race. the open
sweepstakes race OF the Corinthian Yacht
Club of Msrhlchead. on July %. over a
twentyf our-mile course. sho Wns again
heareu by the EeatriX. Ovecne. and SnyonarG.
This does not look as il I lie predictions of tho
writer in tho LOndJn ldchsmnu would DO full
iled for tho Barbara has been beaten by the
Sayouara under good. fair conditions; the
brccze being fairly strong and steady and both
boats in racing trim. Now the Snyorara has
been benton 10y the Gloriana over l2 m inutes.
and with this as gauge for the Barbara IL
does not look rs II she will be In it with tho
IIrrrcshoff wonder.
" Inriisbmen, get ready for a big SURPRISE
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SONS OF ST. GEORGE.
The Ola Enx,ish Society Has Great Dsy's
Snort


A profusion OF union jacks q babble OF cock
nsy dialect and brass band flat PLAYED
patriotic British airs made Jones's Wood quite
English yesterday afternoon. The thirteenth
annual games OF tho English society. Sons oil
st. George, were being celebrated. and thou
sands visited the old -time park. The sports
OF the order arc an anticipated event with our
athletes. for the handsomcst OF prizes and
best OF MANAGEMENT mark the annual outing
There were min. oren events and I've NOM
bers' competitions decided. aud with the eN-
ception OF two OF the closed events all wore IN
outside entries received. The only. kick" Of
hers events. Tho had been intrusted to
Hnndicaprer Carter, who mad in turn handel
members idea OF allotmen,s was Not IN accord
with the views OF his fellow members and
there was some little disturbance. Tho stats
we're altered some. und everything went on
sercney.
In the obstacle race Bardasch, the Acorns
There was no physician on the grounds. and he
was taken home without having the injured
Erasluss. ,Myman was 70 have delivered an
IN ria sn he d not pa IN a. appear
y.cSa .. Won Il w .s a.. s ym' s. ssa
Inns, i62S seconds, Tlir. heat won ~ " u itaion
S Won BY G, SA.r sn TIM: onns a.%s na ''s
yards Time. IL - seconds tiIih heat won by + Z.
.at won ~ New os cy 81 Sa. m.
& :ss% ia: ~ S:s Vol
Ss%ft b.ss New T York s YES
.s" hat ,; won ~ ~ f..' m T"s
:sSS%d' ..S ~;
ris s ,m,rn Tine o.,.ond. , WON ~
T. SsEs"".rv Star oSsra.: law Sssy!s
: :sn. third EiI'1Ts 'ssssa c. fu'F c.
Z e. 1 i.r Lprt' i. ysii yis s
s iu"aGsd SsSiss by Cough
@ E.rn". . wysI ,nra sfas s nu:
twenty ys.a tSra,e E.es I.nSse.p
S:Sssy;ss a z ys1a ::sosa TIM. % :.s:aS:
f.s:n 'a %S" y y sSs' ;seeaa
.nG fra hla 'f n wen y ssns. Con
one ni,s hInie' r,naMsn Sy y.ra Berkeley
Sna; {. f,I.ss5.la Star c. IS yards, third: Time.
wsri Whi,. h: .Sp by
h"ri.sch nsorn A. ' Rehari Samlos New New Sor;
s w% s sna H.m h%i
third, Time, minute 3 rs seconds
The members events wore decided as fol-
lows:
= Ninety nys yard Handicap Run.Flr't heat won By
Yards; time, 10 - :esond. Thru heat won BY y. P;
hhtChlnsh Anglo american LOGIC = yhrus; uH1o II
seconds Final neat, won by IutchnxA RUwden sec.
Ond. and RQwen third: tins. 10 80 seconds.
Two.hnndred and, twenty yard Handicap Run-Won
nv william oliver. Eureka Lodge scratch W Thomp.
ei
reae T;. Il 4 rsnnsr second and Percy Brown
Four hundred and forty yard Handicap RnSn;IWnn
Eowdon. Eureka Lodge. 80 yarda second amt H..
ADAM. Raglan Lodge. 10 yards. third. Time. 81 . 5
teconda
une.ms Ilandicap Rnn.wo hv r. Adams Raglan
Lodge 60 yards; W. e. MRdRe. Nelson Lodge. scratch,
second: ! flanagan commonwealth Lodge % yards
third. Time. minutes : rs seconds
Sa,k Race Two Hundred and twenty Yhrda-won BY
RaYterv. London Lodge: 7. Bentley. Eureka Lodge,
second TIM. minute IL 8 seconds
The officials OF the day we're: Referee. T. G.
Carter. New York A. C. JudCes. George Kaiser,
Brighton 4 G.: o. pnlvermt!Ier. fastime A. c..
Robert Stol New York A. c.: c. Spaeth.
Acorn A. A.. and ". Van Praag. New Jersey A.
Z. Starter. Sam See.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-04

harmed runs philadelphia :; chicago . Twohass
hit .vArrol stolen bssrs-Delehan,y; hamilton shin
us.L brown. Pscer, double plays-DAhlen AMI lsf
ier rsfer ,aio~e from tanne, Frat base on balls
ton. rener wi mot, Struck out--Burns. Daaisn Peter
Time-l;"u iinp!re-ilurst
CisrisSA,i. I; BOSTON. o.
Rosro~. Aug 3.--inability to bunch their hits and
sharp nsinE By 81. visitors 10 the explanation Of hos
over the BeAi eater, and buried them out Of sight
Nichols pitched pp,endidiv in all but tho fourth and
eIth innings. Then The batting faa. anu furious
In the fourth inning there were three singles and v
recorded Tho result OF this fusilIado
OF which were earned The acore:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-04
TnEsriASs vs. BERKELpY.
Total.
Bontmen Playing Tennis.

The annual midsummer tennis tourney Of the Alryoae
Roat Club commenced yesterday on the clubs grass
courts foot OF Fifty eighth street. Bay Ridge Tho
suits were:
First Ciass-Fi-st round. Richards beat Perkins, CO.
6-+; wrch beat Averil, 4-G 6-2 Go. Second round,
WEIGH heat Richards O.. Ca: Diko beat WEIGH.
ca. - Dixie won the first class prize
Second Cass-First round, Parsons beat Mohatt Go.
c.: A. Hines beat Arnold. Al. - O.. LENDER
son heat Brewster ,--i, To- Blossom beat Ba.rowA
81 At. G-s second round Parsons beat Henderson.
6--a 80; Blossom bent Heinz Bi. G-5 Parsons be at
Blossom, ,i-3 s--'s
Third Class-Wilson beat Jarvis ia 6-l; Collins
bea. ". Greene 6-a g.; Collins beat Wilson, 80
81, a.
beat Harding by default GostZ heat Greene 60 81
Play will be resumed next saturday II tho contestants
come TO time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-04

Co'rNuvs, Aug a-Ghs management of the Columbus
Club 20 sht released William X. Kuchne thiId base
man BonHelly, lao Of the ,IIaha Ciul, Will MI the
position permanently. The Baltimore and Columbus
Clubs viii play m exhibition game at Newark to
morrow The % umons manAgement WIN ask Tor the
Yesterday game that gave victory to Baltimore In
regard 10 yssterdAys protested game. President
close OF the Season
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-04

Many people Lave thought that there would be CON
Nict at daie' between the Monmouth Racing Assoca.
ton and The 'lud.un County jockey tub the latter
having Ssned programme Tor midsummer meeting
ut ,.ulienburg. NEGOTIATIONS hava bo-n peniing Tor
some da,s however wnh ausw to c"InproInIse. II
10 sad tho Monmouth people viii lot the ,,utrn'
mig 10 l.. rae Mondays AMI FrlLavs without uppo
stUn aud return III 'ntlrnhnrg track wi DO closed
on other to allow tho Monmouth ASSOC alton 70
race those days without opposition
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-04

s,nst Ir,. base b: sIro,'-Nn,h frssinst E:
el.et :; rw'n,y third Precinct, rr,t base on 5slI:.
ID .unn' S..uek oaI'"nx'n Nj, I"skr. n bx
DUNE w.linx Ia HesIy e, iaI,alsn .sl Hons run
Quinn Perkins iIsllenherk barns. 0'Nie. sarr nee
Kinney, tan DonsH"s "%i.L faH.n e. pouhs play
Doyle Lanty, Donohue and Eagan. hit by pitcher.
Quinn, Passed balls Doyle q whslAu !. rmpirss-
Honaer and Weber Tlme-2 hourL
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EIYIosAL LBiouL
New York ~ Cleveland ~ the Polo srouuaa
brooklyn ", Fittshurxh. AZ a'tsrn PAIk
bn.ton Va iprinnAtL 81 Hoston
Philadelphia Vs. ,hicsGo. At Philadelphia
AnERTAN ASSOCIATION
Cincinnati Va Washington At Cincinnati
Columbus vs. BaltimoTe. 1T Columbus
Louisvilis W Athlstics, At Louisville.
~. Louis W Boston. At ST Louis
yAsTEkS ASSOCIATION.
Troy vs. Providencs. at Troy.
Lebanon VS. New Haven. at Lebanon
Rochester Va SYRACUSE at ochestsE.
Bunalo w.. Albany. At Buffalo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-04
pa,,..de oar.m.n Rowing for Medals.

YoxKrrs. Aug a--The third four. Dared shell race be
tween crews of tho Faisadc Boat Club fer tho Howard
medal, took place over q one mile straghtaway
course OH IL. aGson Of the PaIisade boat house this
evening ,h,river wns smooth, and an exciting race
was The resut The otto atch boat and the kryser
nves Gus start, kept close tose her until near ne
finish, b Tho crew OF the former made btautfnI
spurl ana won by foot Ihc Eci. Zen; hve seconds
start good third. and the Golnmtia. twenty SEQ
o ,da drOppsi out disabled Tho winning IVES
r"Innosed OF j Is Monatt. strose: j. b. Forsyth how,
and r. \. Getty and t. II. Holden Tho two previous
races were won tho hsyser.
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y
Lor sviLLE Aug. SIS ration was nvincble - day,
and tho AlhettcN secure but one aAfe hit The

Earned rnn-LonlsviIle: 1wo-base hIF-Tay!or. 6Nen
bases lie ues. Shnntck. Ea.c on balls-Wood. i,"n
ovAn. Weaver. a.: snnrick Bass on eIrors-Loui,
vihs I: Athletic Str ick out-Tayor Irwin. olr.
Cmpire-kerlux. 1ime-i...
ST. IGUis. \: bosroS a. A.. 5.
g.. Lorn Aug a-Five thousand people saw the
Browns administer sound drubbinR to tho Bostnns IT
sportKnans Park this afternoon McIiil was almost
nvinrib who the other hand tie home team hat
70 Gritn freely. each hit being made to count The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-04
Odds md Ends or Sports

The second grand annual picnic and parade Of the
Re All CArabneri society Of this city Will b" hold
Thursday at Brommers Union Park IN Harlem.
Tho FIRST annual summer games of tho " iamshurrh
Athletic Association viii be held at the cu grounds,
kinHsnnd avenue BROOKLYN. on Saturday. Aug. %.
EvLoir. Aug 3-Dave Carr. champion middle weight
OF Michigan and Joe TRDsey fought hDsh in eight
rounds here at early hour Yesterday morning tor
purse Of $50. Tansey won the iignt
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TO-DAr'S RACES At JEROME PARK
Seven on the Programme to Select Win.
ners from-'rwo stake Events.

Seven on the Programme to Select Win.
ners from-'rwo stake Events.
Tho races to be run at Jerome Park have
filled with horses 81 fairly good quality. Tho
stake features arc the Red Bank Stakes for
two.ycar- ODDS. mt three-Quaiters OF mile. and
the Faiisade Stakes for ee.year. olds. at
mile and an eighth. or the ten young
sters named to run for tho Red Bank Stakes
mono has shown really nrst.cass form
rs vet. but udGtng from recent pcr'ormanr es.
Ahshaft. Cadence colt and Hamilton may
pilot tho ilell home In the order named The
six In the Pa!isade stakes are fairly weighted.
according to their merits, and the issue nj the
finish will probably he fought ont by Ieansey
and Fairy. with Judge Post n dangerous com
petitor.
The opening dash. with half n dozen in It.
looks like good race fer Stockton. with
Torchlght In close company. But II Judge
Post is scratched from the Palisade and starts
In this race he will have good chance TO
win. Reckon and banquet appear good
enough to lead the field home In he
fourth race. Arab. Slcirner, aud Correction
enr them after they come OUT Out Of the dp in The
NTH race. The tn,l scamIer Of half mile.
for juveniles had SIXTEEN en'rs .n n Was
winners. The ent'ios follow in detail:
Of Second sna saSn ha
iurong,.
5,:sS 'a1 r'?1 ss; TS,'
torteH - Laurel los
:S sSs
and $50 to third. three quarters OF amils
A ',.ni,sn is R H?assqs
IN ,cnce cost......., u. shebark 500. los
isf r". III HaiG Io Il X,ho y
IhTa Rscs5Tns raiis.de sa.es for &
and si'o to third: one mile and a furionE
Adventurer Judge rost,.,........llO
Meanse. :...,..,....'ii. rrinc. Charming. ~
f fn,ry iiS Nu''Town
with $1,000 added OF which 500 to secoud and siO TO
third ono mile AMI asxtsenth.
Reckon 100 Wtstcheser ~
frather silver Prince
iitth R'c.IFr.e iandrap swe-rs,nkes; with s'.Mn
furlongs.
Arab ,:..............l7 Lima ................lnt
orrsetion Iatrorles To-
Syke .lO4 Ia neua ~
,iSth Race asweep.akes OF go each. for two wear;
olls, with 81 Otn added, ~ which 500 second and
Sl'' 10 third: selling al owanres. half a mile.
Enid Observation-Disclosures. lOi rnii.ue My ......... as
Ica1,i .....,......,, White Wings ....::,:. ai
NS'i H. lph Ararahoe ~
Grand PriS ...........l"i ta'rrer ~
4,ntiermaster......',. q kn.nsack .......... ~
Rolf BETTE NJ. hly .......... s3
Joe Kelly. ...............rO LII ian (rormrrly
Service. 80 AcluiitA NJ -. so
seventh hace-sweerstahe. Of so each. with 81 90,
500 othrd. selling allowance. hat IN lie.
!nd .........".......,...l0 i fagot ..........oh
Natalie ......l'5 White Wings .....: rs
Grand PrN..............luiB Bette NJ Nliy (ormerly
serVl . ..............,... SS
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Trottins ut White Plains.

wHiTE PLAISs, N. y. Aug R-over twelve hundred
people were the North End Driving PARK this after
noon AND SAW William Devesorsr T. King Gird beat
william, = wlrvroycs Y Wine BROOKS for parse
Vf sos The ace MAS s'nG 90 ani every hr
hot,y coittted N.Iis BROOKS MAS tie f4yUls Ia tne
pos summary
willie Brooks ....... Observation-Disclosures 2 2 2
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EAAASL Aug. a-Tbs annual tsnsis tournament Of the
Sahsnt sporting Club begins here 10 morning.
Dr. James Dvsht and Rich ard D. Sears W oct as ref
srsss Ihs folio.!nl men Ei,l .:t: part; Q Camp
hsnt.nstea, IT,, Hugh TAlaat and r. T. SsAss
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Baseball. Eastern Park, 4 r. NJ. To.dsy
Brootlyn Va Pittsburgh Admission, so cspta Kipgs
County and Brooklyp L r0Ads dIseI-AdR
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baseball. Polo Grounds. To-Day.
Grand League Championship Game, Cleveland va
New York. Game <F. NJ Admission. 20 cents Tickets
and reserved seats At SpaldnEs, 2ti Brosdwsy.-IdS
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finally scored on Miler'a hit. After the nth
inning the hits were few and far between. The


Ea,nsi run.s,-..Brootlyn q First ha,e on errors
I; pittspurgh y tirst bass OH bas-un Terry. I; On
rn.s.h.,s n'tI m,n o"'-py Isrrv by B."p IN
n.y OBtien Mack. sWttnce hits-Rurna Grimm
stolen bases .Ianlon. Shusart ~ Double rlayb.w.
oHrien and Pouts; Raid win. Becklcy. ai ker. hit
by pitcher PincSney, Ubren rassed bnlIs-. Kins
low, =. lmpires-Daiey ana Duryoa Time-2 hours
rniL.pyirniA. :; CHICAGO =
Pnitipy,rriA, Aug a.-ChcaRo heldtd poorly to day,
and the rhilaielphas scored a. compsra lively easy
victory although they wore tribe frightened In the
eighth Tho home clubs plays abounded In sen.a,iona
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siNrH rErriScT. -; IHt>If1urRn rTtcixCr. T.
The patrolInen Of no N'utn rreriTc; and Twenty.
third prrci,i, shaw Ell cGn.iderahs ik In their game
rday The Sihth pre,nc Odd the bes batting aud
mi 4 la
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Earned rnna-tlnc nhati. & HSms rnns-Latham.
Eeil,y ~ ".base hit-Imcker saerince hits latham
Keenan,. Rhinrs Lave. Nichoia. stolen bases-1onR =
Frat base on bA.-Hy Rhines q; BY Nichois 9 First
bass on errors Cincinnati =; BOSTON Passed ball
camel: Mid pitch-Nichos Struck out-By Rhines ~;
Sy,cho Hh" IA hoso'e sn4 Latham
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