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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-27
MEETINGS. ETC.
LAWLER AND DINsDALE.
The Prospect for Match Between Them
is Good. M

The much talked of match between John
j. Lawler and j. Fred Dinsdale is in a
fair way to be contaminated, for Lawler
Nutone Athletic Club of Lowell for 80 per
cent of the gate receipts, winner to take
all. The men will weigh in the neighbor-
hood of 126 or 12S pounds, whichever
pleases Dinsdale.
The news of LAWYERS def TO Dinsdale
was good news to the South Worcester
lad, who is also anxious for a meeting.
The friends of both men have been trying
for fight for some time The fight will
be one that will arouse more interest in
this city than any ever fought by Wor-
cester men. Both are well known and
each has many admirers The fact that
Lawler met a defeat at the hands of Pat.
~ Sweeney will not tend to make Jacks
friends shaky at all, and they contend that
if DinsldaIe had been In LAWYERS place he
would have met the same fate at the
hands of Sweeney who is a top-notcher in
the business, and has yet to be defeated.
Lawler was seen by The Spy man yes
terday afternoon, and said: II am salts
take him on for a limited number of
rounds before any club that offers de-
cent purse. / will not talk over the mat
ter of weight, and think that 1925 or IN
pounds will be satisfactory to both of us.
l do not care personally to get into the
business again, but l am out of work at
present, and my friends have been at me.
to give Dinsdale go. i used to- be able to
send in a few on Fred and do not believe
P King or whoever represents Dinsdale
Monday, and then arrange for the match
I will manage myself in the future, and
will be handled by Billy Whalen.
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.FAVORITE DROPS DEAD.
Hazel Ridge Dies During
Races in Cleve-
land Meet.

Cleveland, o., July 26.-Nearly 10000
persons attended the grand circuit ra-
ces today. There was a long card, five
events being scheduled, including the
unfinished 2:19 trot. The 2:19 trot was
the first race and it furnished a sensa-
tlonal incident. AS the horses were be-
ing warmed up, Hazel Ridge, who had
ruled faYorite in the early betting, fell
dead.
He was owned by Charles Gauntlet
of Milan, Mich. Temper took the first
heat and looked like a winner, but
Dorothea took the next two heats and
the race. In the 1928 pace, Coney was
a strong favorite, and he got the first
two heats, but Bob Fitzsimmons took
the third after a hot and exciting fin
ish, and he got the next two heats and
the race with ease.
The Queen was the favorite in the
1928 trot. After she got the first two
heats and had been chased hard by
Royal Baron in the next two, she
cltnched the claim to first money in the
fifth by an easy victory.
The 2:19 pace was easily settled by
Fritz, who took the two heats neces-
sary, after a close finish, in the first
with Edward S. Arbuteskan had been
played as a winner in this event.
There was a big field and lots of in
terest in the 1927 trot, but Merriment,
after a had finish in the second heat,
took the prize, being hard pressed by
Derby Lass and Black Robert.
2:19 CLASS, TRoTTING = PURSE 1890.
Best Two in Three.
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IT'S UP TO MOUNTAIN.
An Opportunity to Race Moran Half Mile
Is Offered Him.

A sharp rivalry has cropped up be-
tween two former friends of the running
track. j. ]. Moynihan of Holy Cross
and William H. Moran of the high
schools, both of whom run under the
colors of the st. Annes. They have
been running mates most of the sea-
son at the oval, both being under
Thomas j. Kenney. The latter was be-
hind Moynihan during the attempt to
bring him and James ]. Mclaughlin
together in 1000-yard run. Kenney is
now allied with Moran. who, he thinks,
is fast enough to beat Moynihan at the
half mile.
He said last evening to The Spy rep
resentative: There has been consid-
cradle talk concerning the relative
merits of the lads at q half mile 1
don't know that Moynihan has said
anything with which he is credited but
it has been represented to me that he
is credited with saying he could give
Moran 10 yards start. We don't want
10 yards start, in fact, we don't want
any start off Moynihan. We would
like a half-mile match with him on a
level start, and we can defeat him at
that distance as we'll as if we had 10
yards start | will meet Moynihan or
his representative at The Spy office
Friday afternoon at 100 o'clock to
make a match. We can get a suitable
prize offered / trust he won't fail to
be present in view of his desire to make
matches ali season long. He has a
chance now, of which there is no
doubt"
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2.SO CLASS, PACING-PURsE $500.
ARE DOUBTFUL ENTRIES.
ST. Annes Athletes May Not Enter the DI
ocesan Games at Westfleld.

There is a prospect that the St. Anne's
Athletic Association will not be repre-
scented at the annual field day OF the
Westfield Labor day. The association has
not received the banner won last year at
Pittsfield. 1t is doubtfuI tnat the boys
will remain out on that account, as they
are ambitious to defeat their old rivals,
the st. Paul's Lyceum.
The reason the banner was not sent to
the ST. Anne's by the Pittsfeld society IL
That the secretary 81 me athletic asso.
notify the Pittsfield society that 1t was to
furnish banner besides the individual
prizes The st. Anne's boys contend that
ming team should be presented with a
banner, The officers of the athletic assoc
citation of the st. Anne's were making
Preparations LOT an eiaporate banquet 70
when the banner was received, but neither
banner nor BANQUET has materialized.
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oUTRlDEs TOM BUTLER.
Major Taylor Finishes Ahead Of Them All In
Mile Professional.

Ottumwa, Ia, July 26.--At the L. A.
w. national circuit races here today,
the results were as follows:
Professional one mile open--Major
Taylor, Worcester, Mass, first; Tom
Butler, Cambridge, second; Charles Nc
Carthy of st. Louis, third Time,
2:06 3-5.
Professional, one mile handicap--H.
b. Wood. Oberlin, o., first; AL Beake,
Toronto, second; Fred Dunbar, STRAIT
ford, Ont. third. Time, 200 is.
professional, two mile open. national
championship-Nat Butler, Cambridge.
first; Major Taylor, second; Charles
Mccarthy, third. Time, 4;26 2-5.
Professional, one mile handicap-H.
b. Wood, first; Harry Fellers, Detroit.
IS yards, second; Andrew Bergson,
Minneapolis, 105 yards, third. Time.
2.02 3-5
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WANTS TO BE CHAMPION
j. ]. Moynihan VIII Train
for the Quarter at the
Championship Meet.

]. ]. Moynihan, the Holy Cross run
ner intends to try for the quarter-mile
in the national championships, which
will take place at Riverside Aug. 26.
He said last evening he had decided to
make his trial at that distance and will
train particularly for the 40. He thinks
he stands a good chance of winning if
he will devote himself to that distance.
and not try to run various distances, as
he has been doing while in training for
other sets of games.
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WASHINGTON.
tBatted for Freeman in the ninth.

washington T5ssSh4@ss NJ. ..,..:. Is
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Telephone 364-4.
DEATHS.

POTTER-At F1zwilltam, N. H., 23d,
Mrs. Lucy Melyina Potter of Grafton,
Mass, 70 yrs. II mos. day
LOWELL-In this city, 23d. William ].
Lowell, 60 yrs. l mo. days.
HIGGINS-In Falmouth Heights, Ath,
Etha Hazel, daughter of Francis q:
and Sadie c. Higgins, II yrs. mos.
day.
| COONAN-In this city 25th, Margaret, in
FAINT daughter of William H. and Eliza
beth T. (Cronin) Coonan, ! mo. % days.
Funeral from parents home, Wall
street, Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock. Relatives and friends are in
vited to attend.
SPINNEY-In this city, 26th, Cora L.,
daughter Of Josephine. and the late
| Frank Spinney, 15 yrs. Is days.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend funeral services at her residence,
10 Lagrange street, Thursday, at p. m.
MELAVEN - In this city, 25th, Ann,
widow of Morris Melaven.
Funeral from her residence, so Vernon
street, Friday, at a. m. Solemn re-
QUEEN high mass at the Church of the
Sacred Heart at 8 o clock. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend. Kind
~ omit flowers
MALEY-In Hubbardston, 18th, Anna e.,
wife of James Maley, 6S yrs.
Notice of funeral later<
HAYES-In this city, 26th, at No q CO.
lumbia street, Catherine (Keating), wife
of John Hayes, formerly of Millbury.
Notice of funeral later
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cANTER ROUND THE BAGS.

Springfield, July 26.-Two games were to
have been played here today but the
grounds did not dry up after the morn
ing's rain in time, and only one was
played. which resulted in an easy victory
for the Ponies 1t was a comedy of err
rors on both sides, but the locals punched
hits with Worcester's errors, while Pap
palau kept the safe ones more widely
scattered Score
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PROVIDENCE SHUT OUT.

Hartford, July 26.-Fine fielding by
Hartford and Providence's inability to
hit Knell caused shut-out of the visit
ors today. Both teams played sharp,
snappy ball. Much fault was found with
Umpire O'Louighlln's decisions. Cassidy
was fined So and removed from the game
for back talk. Continuation of this Of
Tense caused his removal from the
grounds by a policeman. Esper was also
fined an equal amount and removed from
the game. Attendance 500. Score:
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LONGWOOD CUP, SINGLES.
Second Round.)
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HAWLEY's POOR SUPPORT.

Cincinnati July 26.-The Reds played
miserable ball behind Hawley in the first
game and could not hit Willis. In the
second il was a pitchers battle between
Phillips and young Bailey which the for
mer Won after ten innings of great play
Hawley struck at Tenney during the first
game because the latter collided with him
on the bag and later hit Duffyin the face.
Attendance 1895. Score:
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Earned runs, Cincinnati 2, Boston /;
two-base hits, Long, Bailey. BeclJIev Nc,
Phee; three-base hits, Tenney, Beckiey
stolen base, Steinfeldt; double plays, Cor,
eS sg McPhee and Beckley, Hautz and
Long and Tenney; first base on halls
Bailey 9, Phillips 81 hit by a pitched bali
Bailey l; struck out, by Bailey s. Time
OF game, 2 hours. Umpires, Smith and
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STRIKER STRIKES.

Syracuse. July 26.-rhe strike Of the
Postal Telegraph Company's messenger
boys assumed a serious turn this morn
ing, when Edward Donovan, a striker,
assaulted a messenger. Manager w,
A. Drake interfered striking one OF the
boys who were in the mix-up. Donovan
and Drake were arrested. The strike In
still on.
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iA0LEY TALKS ATHLETICS

New Haven, Conn, July 26.-It is stated
'day that President-elect Hadley of Yale
diversity has recently been in consulta-
IN with some of the athletic leaders of
9 college. It is added that the purpose
the conference, which was entirely in
rmal. was to consider methods and plans
which Yale athletics may be improved.
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STRONG BID FOR VICTORY.

Toronto, July 26.-In one of the most ex-
citing games of the season Montreal beat
Toronto. Duggleby was puzzle for the
home team. It was great finish Beau
mont made single with. two out in the
NINTH and Butler followed with two
Dagger. but there was no score. Score:
MONTREAL
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CLASS, TRoTTING-PURsE s12oO.
Best Two in Three
MOSTLY UNFINISHED.
Rain Interferes With the Whole Program
at Albany.

Albany, N. Y, July ga heavy rain
delayed the start of the races at Island
park until o'clock this afternoon. The
unfinished 2:14 pace proved the real
event of the day, but the races unfin-
ished today promise even greater sport
tomorrow. Summarizes
2:14 CLASS, PACE-PURSE $500.
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Earned runs, Chicago 2, Philadelphia 8;
left on bases, Chicago Z Philadelphia 6;
two-base hits, Green, Mertes; sacrifice
hit Thomas; stolen bases, Ryan, Gala
han, Flick double play, Mccormick, Cal
lahan and Everett; struck out, by Taylor
!, by Donohue 2; first on balls off Taylor
Time, hours. Umpires, ODay and Nc
Carr.
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STARS BENEFIT.

Syracuse, July 20. = The game at Star
Park today the last of the home series.
was a benefit for the home team. There
was a large attendance, and the game was
hard played. Becker and Kimble were
both, hit hard, but the Stars did not show
headSwork on the bases. Score:
M ROCHESTEP
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Earned runs, st. Louis /, New York
two-base hit, Heidrick: sacrifice hits
Gleason, Warner, Wallace, Heidrick,
stolen bases, Van Haltren, Davis; double
play, Blake q O'Connor: first base or
balls, off Young l. off Seymour 8: struch
out, by Young 5, by Seymour Q; wild pitch
Young. Time of game, 2.10 EMPIRES
Emslie and Mcdonald
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PROVIDENCE.

Two-base hits, Hernon, Wilson; three
first base on balls, off Kneli 2, off Evans
z; struck out, by Knell 2; by Evans i. BY
Dunkle 4; left on bases Hartford /
PROVIDENCE I; first base on errors, Provi-
Time of game, lao. Umpire, O'Loughlin
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Earned run, Brooklyn; stolen bases,
base hit, MCGUIRE; home run, Casey;
struck out. by Woods l, by Hughes /:
double play Clingman, Ritchey and M
Kelly; left on bases, Louisville G. Brook
Ign s. Time of game, 2.02. Umpires
Lynch and Connolly
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MERTES' MUFF.

Chicago, July 26.-Mertes' muff of an
easy fly in the first presented the Phillies
with two runs. They made two more in
the fifth by good hitting, and were never
headed, elinching the victory with three
runs in the seventh. Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,
GAMES TODAY.

Boston at Louisville--two games
New York at Cincinnati, Cleveland at
Baltimore, Brooklyn at st. Louis, Phil
ndelphia at Chicago.
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MINOR GAMES.

AT Observation-Disclosures Newport. Rain
At Taunton - Taunton-Portland. Wet
grounds.
At Observation-Disclosures 6, Pawtucket
2.
AT ancaster-Lancaster 10, Allentown g.
At Bridgeport = New Haven 10, Bridge
port 2.
AT New London = Waterbury g. New
London D.
AT Norwich-Meriden Z, Norwich 2.
At Derby - Bristol-Derby game post
poned. Rain.
At Notwithstanding 8. Wnkesbarre
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CINCINNATI.

Earned runs. Cincinnati 2, Boston 4;
two-base hits, Miller, Long, Collins; three
base hit, Miller; stolen passes, Corcoran,
Miller, Beckley, Tenney 2 Hamilton 3;
first base on balls by Hawley l, by Willis
4; struck out, by Hawley l, by Willis Z.
Time of game, 2.@. Umpires, Smith and
Latham.
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THROW TO THE PLATE.

St. Louis, July asst. Louis made it
three straight from New York, today. II
was a contest full of sensational plays.
Blake, by g remarkable throw from
e egbfe cut on Gleason at the plate in the
Attendance, 200. Score: WIZ
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TANNEHILL A SPHINX.

Pittsburg, July 26.-Tannehill was a
puzzle to the Washingtons today and
they had no show to score until the
ninth. when wild throw by Williams
let in their one run. Attendance, 1900.
The score:
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WORCESTER.

Sacrifice hits, Shannon, Dolan, Brown 2.
Campbell; stolen bases, Myers, Brown;
two-base hits, Bransfield, Myers, Kuhns
first base on balls, Pappalau 8; struck
out Curley. Campbell, Phelps. Time, 2
hours. Umpire Gruber
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.

Worcester at Hartford, Providence at
springfields Toronto at Montreal, syra-
cusc at Rochester.
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A FAIR EXCHANGE.
Boston and the Reds
Give and Take
Victory.
PERFECTOS STILL CLIMBING.
Several Clubs Treading on
the Leaders
Heels.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Boston 8; Cincinnati s.
Cincinnati 2s Boston,.
st. Louis A; New York 3.
Pittsburg s; Washington }.
Philadelphia 4, Chicago 3.
Brooklyn Q; Louisville 2.
LEAGUE PERCENTAGES.
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STOLE THE GAME:

Louisville, July 26-Hughes not only
pitched great ball for the Brooklyns to-
day, but scored the winning run for his
team in the fifth, when he and Jones
worked a double steal. Attendance, 500.
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TORONTO
Oldl S.............
Batted for Alloway in, ninth,

Stolen bases, T. Bannon, Jacklitz:
earned runs, Toronto l. Montreal /; two
base hits, j. Bannon g. Butler; three-basf
hit, Henry; double play, Smith to Roat to
Beaumont; first on balls, off Alloway l.
off Duggleby /; hit by pitched ball,
Bannon; struck out, by Alloway 2, bv
Duggleby /; left on bases, Toronto 6.
Montreal s. Time, LBS. Umpire Bovd
Attendance 1900.
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struck out, by Kimble /, by Becker /;
first on balls, off Becker 4; wild pitch,
Becker. Time, 2.15. Umpire, Wise.
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Earned runs, Pittsburg 2: three-base
hits, McCarty Bowerman; sacrifice hits
McGann, Bonner: stolen base Slagle
doubls plays, Beaumont and O'Brien
Padden. Bonner and Mccain, Bonner
and McGann; first base on balls. off Tan
nehill 2, off Mercer 2; struck out, by
Tannehill 4, by Mercer /; passed ball
Swartwood. and Hunt. ~
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STILL ON The RUN.
Farmers Unable 70
Break Losing
Streak.
ROWDIES STILL ON TOP.
Flooded Field Prevents a
Second Game at
Springtown.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Springfield DO; Worcester 4.
Montreal A. Toronto 5.
Rochester 4, Syracuse 3,
Hartford s, Providence 0.
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Eastern championship doubles prelim-
mary round: Hovey and Winsiow beat
Merrill and Hitchcock, 60, Ga. Ga.
First round; Ward and Davis beat
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BUpLoNa FOUGHT HARD.
But Larned Managed to Beat Him Three
Straight Sets.

Boston, July 26.--The results In the ten
mis- tournament at Longwood today are as
follows:
TONCWOOD CITP SINGLES
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ROCHESTER,.
SYRACUSE

Totals. observation-disclosures 3 8 "a l3
sBatted for Kimble in ninth.
syracuse ........,1 0 Q 0 / 0 0 o.
Two-base hits. winters Smith Roche
ter; sacrifice hit, Barclay; stolen base
Lynch, Lezotte, Bean, LUSH Barcla
smink; double .play, Campau to smini
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foreign Resorts.
The international Palace Hotels

The international Palace Hotels
r, u,v,.r, paInce..... Monte Carlo
The Riviera rnlnce' rrnpcc
NICE
shepheard's Hotel and lE0xut
The Ghezireh Palace, "s'P
The La PLACE, q The Royal f pnlnEs
OsTEND ........''''
Chateau Royal u,~,uu,
Pavilion de Bellevue, .,.u,.
BEiLEVIE, near Paris France
Hotel Stcphanfe, ....t,
The Cd. Hotel Internntionni:,
DRItDISI
The Avenida Paince, yo..no,,
LISBON
rho Summer Palace. ,r,
TuE,RNPIA ........... turkey.
tONsT'HNTiNOPLE ...... Turkey.
Terminus HOTEL. .borueh"A'
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