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Drs. FRANCIS & FRANCIS, s'4 s s..1 as.. !
Two hours and eleven minutes. Uupirs-SwGrt-
wood Attendance. so.
CLARKE TIRED or WiDDEII.
Reuben. the EcreDtric Thorn in
the Pittsburg Nanager> Flesh.
LARK TIis

XIII Bi.tf SPECIAL.
Pitt-huFg PA. July en-The PitJstu-g
CLUB has made arrangements 10 dispose Of
"f;ube" Ndddeil. or rather has consented
that outsid" managers BE- given Il chance
1" land Tim.
the eccentric pitcher has blocked the first
NOV" made III this direction. This afternoon
Nidie.l. while pitching for PunxSuta wn-y
IA. was handed i telegram from Cornelius
Magi!licLGdy. otherwise known a. connie
Mack. now manager and part owner of the
Milwaukee club Of the American League
Mack offered WaddeiI S2;h per month and
waUkce. Eube. standing in front of the
and sal! to the messenger
tell Mr.. Mack. and sign my name. tina.
Eddie WadGell likes PunxSuJawney. and ne
VIII stick here sJr the rest of The year. II
he has To pay his own expenses and don't
get cent in salary
There is no; a little amusement manifest
among The CTanks IN HittsbUrg tonight
over The wrong working ~ the new club
rules sprung 10y Manager Fred Clarke when
thr team reached Philadelphia yesterday.
Clarke rounded his men up and told the m
they must cut out even shopping eXpedi-
tons during the present trip No social sr-
gIgemeuis went. The club has lost the
only TWO games PLAYED under the new
rules and the fans are tonight seriously
considering the sdvisabiii'y Of sending
Clarke suggestion to pa-e booze On the
free li~j ana schedule nightly Jaunts 4 it
Will make the club win games.
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Gil Is STANDING.
yesterdays Gnme~.
RErfRLIC SPECIAL.


New York. July 21-Fortune smiled upon
IN" New Works again to-day. II WAS a close
call. but the locals won out-a to by that
rare good luck which seems To have charac-
teriz'9 their work Of late
The rooters went wild this afternoon over
George Davis's play al short. The New
York captain had seven put outs and eight
assists TO his credit. total OF fifteen
chances and acquitted himself without an
error
In fact. the New York infield played n
Very iast game. The turning point Of the.
contest was a double play that Doyle made.
IN the seventh inning when h. STOPPED
Nh!iace's scorChiug grounder, caught Don
oVan al second and go, back Ia first In time
70 catch Wallace on Davis's return throw.
Wild throws by Criger and billiard gave
the New Works two of their runs and the
game Both pitchers were In rare form. and
The element Of chance entered very largely
into the result, as ON THURSDAY.
~. Louis'S two runs were scored In the
eighth inning. when, with two Men on
haSes-McGann and DiiIarl-McGraw hit
squarely over second. scoring both men
McGraw claimed two bases ON his hit, ami
had quite an argumen; with the umpire
but Terry disagreed with him and spoiled
the chances Of the visiting team of tying
the score. Mr. Terry may lie a conscientious
umpire. but his rulings to-day were against
the ST. Louis team from start TO finish The
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HARD PICKING At MONTREAL.

.IIunman's entry.
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in and The kertUckiHu. look Ike common
S'iiinG Hittc:S- Summaries.
Flrs; race one AMI ors-.4.C miles selling
Bangor. Ipi ,McCusl. > To- /. Won. HarasuN Is
tDarenanl. ; :" and T. ., second. Ilndu!a
IS tShawl. il L. ;. third. Time. 80 b.. Elmer
also nm
Second race. five fGrlrcss- Gertrude Elliott Ii2
G"nkiTSl. - e. !. won Colonel PaIG'n. lis
tSpeHCep. - ! amt 10 ; second. Balloon. li2
iiuoNy1. - % 7. third. Time. l - FiuuhoidI
larol Pepper. Ihiima Paxton. hTTle uf my Eve
SlnkL I.nd'de. hlDgertieid. FHch.maroo. Rem
sen and Fan also ran.
Third race. one rlils-Earara - tSnence-l. q
70 3, won. vnv. Queen. ia tMc'u.}. n To- / ana
- :. second. iu7risa. 10 ,Tururrp E t. =
thiEd Time. Ia! b. HiwIuLt.ye ais. ran.
Fourth race. six fEri1ngS. selling Native. 1'H
tnlC'ur'. :" =. wgn. Iuwask-i. l", spencer
II 10 : az! L. 3 srrrgt. MlaS narrower 40
MITCHELL :" T. third Time. 1.i3 Is GonfaInn
and Eileen DAILY also -a-.
FIN race one and rna--iNfea nth miles Ethel
be-t. rs Turu'ri ! - .. won McN-.kiu. i"f
tMltth.lN. . Co .GI g . Second. The Ken
" khan. IFS ,C!awsaul, 20 T. ti.i:l- Time
sixth race five and or,e-half frt.Iorgs selling
Nouch, laG tNcCuel. to I. w"n. N4Nirlus. -
% ,Rauzrh. : 90 = third Time. l:l- -. Ioss-
wei. A1e7. FU.i Fs~tul"liush. Frank Hall.
About t1I the Irish Fssy alSN ran.
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l.. REIFF on TWO WINNERS.
American Jockey Won With Warming
and Impaba.

London July 9.-At the Sandowre Park
second summer meeting to-day. the thir-
teenth renewal of the Eclipse Stakes of 70.
ESQ sovereigns for and 4-year-Olds about
one mile and quarter. was won by the
Prince of Wales's Diamond Jubilee Cheven-
ing with j. Reif in the saddle was sec
oEd. and Skopos, guided by l.. Reiff. was
third. Nine horses ran.
In the other races the American jockeys
were very successful The .wenty-fifth re-
newa1 Of the Great Kingston 2-year-oid race.
five furlonss, was won by Lord Ellesmere' 5
Warning. ridden by L. Reim The Dillon
Selling Plate was won by Richard Croker !;
lmnaha, also ridden by l.. Reirf. The Surbi-
ton Handicap was won by Wild Irshman
with Too Sloan up.
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DRIVERS INJURED At quincy.
Horses CoIIidcd at the rrottfnS Meet
ing with Serious Results.

EEPt' Ei.iC SPECIAL
quincy. Ill. July 20-AlthoLsh the wealth
er Was threatening therc was another good
crowd at to-ddy's races. which were not
finished until dark The track was heavy
as a result IF yesterdays heavy rain and
fast time was not Exp =ctvd. Their were tHo
accidents on the track In the afternrOl.
Swiitwood's suiky cullided with the suky
drawn b. Dedron. il. and both were de
mu.ished. James D'COnnur. Switt"oot 5
driver. was picked up unconscious. but sOcn
7. covered TC-days summarize:
49, tTut-My Chance. trst. II. Liunie, second.
SviftwOrd. third Tim --Si.. - :. 80
~ gaCe-J'tn I.@vloW. first. era. JI1E. Sec
ond. Chesterfield bpid, third Time p :.
c.is'., .:Se
Six fu.Iua. dash was won ~ Prairie King.
Revenge Dare second. and Fiecaa third. Time,
1913
Little Boy won TN. unfinished a-rur-all pace
Of yesterday. making the h"a: today Ia ~.
Flowing IiI. Was $500: Il. AMI Judge u. third
The unfinished 22U pace ~ yesterday was Won
by Hattie -. saul second. Fire Alarm third.
and Iowa Boy fourth The two heats to-day
made N Z-,4 and 2.2t.
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CLARK GRIFriTm-s AMBITION.
Wants Match With NcGovern for
Garyin. the Chicago Pitcher.

fE.fl' HIIS Spa 1Ais
Chicago. IL. July 2c.-Clark Griffith has
added an avorItion TT his repertoire and is
now full-helged manager. He is hacker.
matchmaker and sponsor for the lat
est aspirant to ring hunors Griffith Is In
earnest in his efforts L. get on a match be
tween Pitcher Garvin and NcGoveTn and is
hopeful of the success Of his prOtege as
sam Harris.
The following letter from Boston to Man
ager Hcuseman nf TattsT-ails shows the Sc
riogSHcSs of Griffith.
Can YOU arrange fight between Virgil
Garvin, pitcher %. the Chicago Basebal u
club. and Mc,i0VeTu. To take place at Tat
terSallse MCCi0VeTn to allow G:rvin to
weigh in ut rs pounds | will bet 500 on the
side that Mc,iuveru cannot stop Garvin in
six rounds and will also post S5yi that Gar
Win will enter the ring at the stipulated
time
Now ! mean what | sly. and am sure
GaTVin will h- great drawing card. He
can maxi, weight easily and can fight. and
7 think Nceuve!n will give him the extra
weight. a. he never was In the ring Let
m- know at New York what You can do
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Ring Got the Hest of the
Bciair Dopesicrs

Montreal. July 9.-At Belair to-day the
weather was clear. the track slow. Til.
summaries:
First race. FIVE furlonrs--Ida ouickliy.1e J02
tCastr,,. to I. Won. Marcy lu. tCory:rns : :,
>. second; Donna S:ay, i'5 ttDst.G. = To l. third
Time. l.j3's- Scotch BTamhle. Prince 81 SrnG
Ruth Park amt Antresis also ian.
S.cD1d race. six fuTlunEg- ROYAL Salute ln,
Castro. > To- = won; George Le5ar, 100 Caic-
I-ughit0b. to ! and to :. SECOND; Glad Hama
g 81. palyD. to /, thrd. Tine, / 2l Torfucss
Matluck. Jennie L-aurstJa. and LeiHorc also ran
Third race one mile-Ths Benedict 81 tCohuTnt
10 ). won: Puoilands. 1913 PlSteO. : to 5 and
l 70 :. second WineITess, l02 tMcQuade, \ =. l.
third. TINE. l.5YA.. VI. Murphy and RAPID Fir.
also ran
Fourth race, four and one-haif furIouEs-Mili-
tant, los 'CrbuTnD, to ,. won. Lady Filth ia
tMc'luadcI. , TO 7. and even second Rifls,,1l ire
10 Castro. even, third Time :5sN. Fi.tt.r,r
also ran
Fifth ra-e. one mile-Efghlard Prince Io8 NC
cuadel. to J. won. Kitty Regent. IS ,C,bJirr,i
I 70 ard % ?, second. Bafred. IS 81. palyi. I
t. !. third. Time. l-a2-.. Mrs Alfarrow, Jack
Carey and Niscornt also ran.
Sixth race. six furlCngs Gentlemen Riders
NImrOa, li3 tStuverD, to 1. won. infelice. ia
tSiephersD. to I and To ?, second Lizzie
Kelly. 1875 f.indseyI. to .. third Time I:24z..
Rey Salaza:. l.. W. and Midnight Bell also ran.
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Bs.trd for Lewis in the ninth
Bgstn1 ..-...--... --..-...0 o q u D . D.,
10 - u \
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in and The Kentuckiau. look like common
selling pi.tt.:S. Summaries
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STATE SHOOT CLOSED.
Allen and TnIIequnh Tied for the
Medal.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Isl-f|I TI.Et 81 f-tIAI.
NoberIy. Mo. July @.-The third and last
days sport of the Missouri State Shooting
Association came of to-day. and was wit
messed by large crowd Of spectators. The
weather was ideal and the shooting good
To-day live birds We're used. Score:
First event. 10 blrds--Wright IL. Day Is:
Clapp -. Teeagah. Is: Allen. Is; Spencer IL,
Dennis. Is: Hixon. II; iemmon. u: Doctor clark
IA; Holmes. l.; Taylor. L
Second event % hiris-Parmalee .; Dav q:
Wright q. Hill q: Budd. 6. Clapp ~: TaIe-
guam. a. Allen. "a. Spencer. p; Doctor Clark
-; Lennon, g: Taylor, -: Dennis g
Allen and Teleqush Of the Washington Park
Gun Club of Kansas city TIED in the medal con-
test and again IN the Shuot-on and decided 10
huu tn. medal between them
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JOCKEY STUART IN TROUBLE.
His Farewell Effort Was Weak One
on NaiiSenShow.

WalkenShaw's poor showing in the first
race al tn, Fair Grounds yesterday got
Jockey H. Stuart in trouble. lie was called
Into the stand after the race. and. failing
to give a satisfactory explanation for the
case of SluwS with which his mount was
affected. H. was ordered not to accept any
more mounts at the present meeting. Stuart
was called into the stand Thursday TO ex-
plain his weak finish on MOlo. AT that
time he was let off with a warning out
on the coast last winter Stuart was cunsii-
cred one Of the most promising lightwsishts
in that locality. He received a fall at Har-
lem q short time ago. ard. il Is thought,
that il has affected his riding.
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Earned runs-Iitt>hurg = Philadelphia 4. Two
base hits-D Hri-n 2. Wagner l. FLICK 2 Three
base kits-O'B rien ]. Home -WOlverton l.
stolen has-s-B.sumOnt I. Left bases. 'hiI-
alelpta 6. pittshurg 3 First balIs-Ofs
'hesTo 4. on Frazer l. Hit by ptchsr-Flck
]. Struck out-Ry CHESHIRE ,. by Frazer Passed
hails-Duugiass . Wild pitches-Frazer !.
Time Two hovrS and twenty i've minutes Inn
piTe-Ernslie. Attendance A2s3
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Terr- Observation-Disclosures Game.

Blocm!nEfun III luiv 5t--Tesre Haute was
defeated nv Bloomington to-day i5 10 :. The
home team played brilliant game. IN which
daring bIs.TJnniug was the exciting feature.
paga of Bloomington. AZ third. made a number
q: phenomenal stops. putting runners out at
first Oge- q; Tern" Haute made triple and
double. sore - .
Bloomington - 0 . lis J
T,.-re Uauts e % D = y o % )
Batteries-saple and Rollins. Steele and Mont
cOinery.
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StLI.G LOST HIS BElT.
Former Champion Is Vow suing His
Late Employer

New York. July e.--John l.. Sullivan. the
eX-pugiiist. was In the jefferson NarSet
Court to-day accompanied by his lawyer,
and asked that the champion gold and liza
n:Ond belt. which Sullivan cIs inns was pre-
scented 70 MN by the people of the United
states, De returned to him by order of tho
cOnrt.
The belt is now in possession of the com
pany which recently employ Ell Sullivan, nd
with whom ne had trouble few weeks ago.
July 80.
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kos. n.il, AMI a quarter
Wooster Bow los
Morley ..-----....-.....t-i
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SELECTIONS.

First Race-Lscnag. Helen II. Gardner Ter
niion.
Second Race-Siddubia. sun God Din0-nis
Third Race-Ransrfn, Jimr Gilbert,
Fourth Race-Lord Neville, Grantor Dave
Waldo.
Fifth Race-Queon Dixon. Sard. Geo. W. Jer-
kris.
sixth Race-Charlie o Brien. Terra Inoocni,a.
n. 10.
Sc, enth Race-Jhe Monk. E<isme. Lee Bruno.
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CINCINNATI y, BROOKLYN :.
Nine Hundred and Fifty Fans saw
the Cha piOns Hcatcn.

Brooklyn. July 2J-Dunn weakened in the
eighth. when crawfords triple. Quinns single
and three passes to frs, gave Cincinnati lead
Of three runs. which was Increased 10 f,.i- in
the linth The Brooaiyrs made one of their IA
nous rallies In the Einth. but could not win out.
Score.
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Qunkers stick work Helped Them
Out of n Hole.

Philadelphia. July .-Pittsburg and Phila-
d.lphia played tir-sorne game TODAY. the
home team winning by their ability to hit at
the proper TIM. Roth Chesbro and Frazer did
good work On the rubber. Sc,r..
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VufIalo =. Milwaukee =.

HuNa.D y. Y. July The Buffalo team
played good hail to-day. Korwin wis especially
strong w:th bases. The batting 81 Carey
ami Afl.yfIu aDi thu fielding q Andrews and
Bierbaucr were the features score
Y II. r
Buffalo ..... 80 > o l o o q - u ?
Mlwauirr CO.,. .--..-1 = . Ia I.
i'att-ris-- L:uf'at,. H-rWIn and Schrsckeagost
milwaukee, RettErr AMI biGgits-
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Kansas city =. Indianapolis l..

In.iIlualI DIS. IND July at--kl1sas NY Won
today. takiu. antage II errors br Flynn.
HartSel AMI Mag0ou. Lee an! Barnes had
battle tn. slab all through. Score
Indianapolis ...-..-0 ! 0 81 6
Kansas city ...---a I o @
Eatteriss- In .liarai,Iis Barnes and Heyd0u:
Kansas city. l.. and CiauI.ng.
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ETHELBERT WON GsLLOPING.
McMeekin and The kentuckian Were
Lost In the shuttle.

New York. July 2o.-At Brighton Beach
to-day the card was unpromising and The
attendance small. Etbelbert in the fifth
race made his only two opponents, McMeek-
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CHICAGO =, BOSTON 9.
Anarchists POu0ded Evangelist
lie Is ShOOts With Little EforI.


Boston. July 2o.-Chicaso batted Lewis Il; will
today after the second inning and WOE easily.
Attendance l. 800 Score.
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Earned rIns-s.t Louis = N-v York l. First
has by errurs-New York ! L.f; bases
-. Louis Z. New York ,. First has. on balls
90 Carrlck > Struck Out-ISy Jones I, by car
rick l. Sacrifice hits-Burk.;t I. Smith J. Car
! r'ck / Stolen hases-Ip.noyar Z Warner
Davis J. Double plsys-bcyle and Davis l. Two
\ tssr hits-DonoVsn / Passed bails-Waruer I.
Hit by p!tchr!-By Jones / tmrirs-Ter-y.
| nme-one hour and nifty minutes. Attendance
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Valuable Stallion Drnd.

Bowling Green. Ky July % Blue Grass Ham
h'etuniau. 4 stallion 10y whi-h f. 4 Neal II
this citv eleven years ago paid $1,000. is dead
tn. result % = rupture. He hr Victor Won
Il srnarsk II Hamb"eta. He was l. years
~ age and had a record ~ e:i1s..
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nTTRoIT TRoTs POSTPONED.
Riley Is. Won the First Heat IN the
Normundie stake.

Detroit, Mich. July GA heavy u'"h-
pour of rain spoiled the racing NJ 'rosS'
Pointe to-day. Two heats were gone III
The ae- trot and one in the Normandie
STAKE for 2aa PAGERS. in the former, i-asSo,
a village farm gelding, was the !aNori'e- he
summaries
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Maydine 10 rounding into the form that
she displayed early in the meeting. She
showed wonderful burst of speed in the
fourth race and hung ON like ii game fiiy
at the end when she was ali out. When
right. SIZE will reel off three-quarters close
to thirteen fat.
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Owner II. Robinson was called in the
stand with Jockey Stuart ;o explain Walk
enshaws running. He produced "A ticket
to prove that he had waseren 800 on his
bread wilmer
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EEned runs-Cinciunati 4. Brooklyn / Three
base hits-Corcoran I. crawford / Dahlen
Twobase hits-COrccrsn I. Bsckley 2. Steinfe.dt
!. Cross l. First on errors-BrOukiyn 3. Left On
hsss-Cincinnat; ;. Brooklyn :. struck ogt-By
Dunn > stolen bases-Jones >. Cross J. Hases
on tails-By Dunn ;. by Scott , Double plays
Daly and ranlen /. crawford and Wood J. Stein
feldt and Quinn l. Wild pitt i-s-Dunn 2 Time.
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omaha. July - Scvr"


Sioux city ......-= : 81:
Denver .-..-..---.-e . " a.
Hatt.ri.s-Eyler ant sullivan; Mcdonald and
BOZ.
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Blood Poison all stages Positively cured Charges
low. out -cf-tgvn patients treated BY u.aii. 70 (
and Question Lists Special Diseases sent Free.
Consultation FEas. .a:i ~ wife Hours
to =. Sundays 10 TO 70 m.
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After knocking at the door" in several
races Dominick finally managed to land a
winner IN the last race. He viii have to
keep on hustling tn remain at the top Of
the list Of winning Jockeys, as Crowhurst,
Taley and the Woods brothers promise to
give him close rub for the honors.
An unwicldy card OF seven races is of
fered for to-day The feature IL the Will
lam J. f>emp Brewing Company Stake at
six furlones for 2-year-olds If the track
dries out PAT Tomliusou should land the
money with Queen Dixon. Ampere and
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Or. BCEANNAM

Cures s ch-1uir Diseases DR.. lble Curative
positively Nervous DEBILITY. -.uGai Wc4kness Lost.
Manhood evils resulting from youthful n
'Nr~-srs IN from Fsfs In and r,n~as<
a1seEis in TIE = L1ris fnt i1rty ii
has never f.r4 - uvrE Wsrst CASE. Price. fise
Dollars; tri4 pac. Oa- Dsa- ssc-rrt show chat ts
Remedy will d. az ts4t i advertised sod only Dr. T.
A BGHANN. -, n. t. '-.r.-z- Louis. Mo-
ks:absaed iN5 Private Circular FREE.
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Crowhursi carried of the honors yester-
day. Out OF five mounts he landed three
winners. His ride on W. y. Gates in the
first race waa "a very clever effort. While
there is no doubt but that Gates was much
the best horse he was greatly aided by the
handling he received. At the start Crow
hurst got several raps on the lines and
rated his mount along nicely three lengths
behind Joe Doughty. who was racing his
head of in front. Had he chased the pace
maker the result might have been different
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Levi Bruers E
tt Gr
""H ~ ''~
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= I..'V0, VI Iull -l-"SO-i--
Il VI r
81; Ias-ph .........--.I 0-1 $ =
Pueblo 1890. ..-..-u . % % . o q q . = /
tiattcri-S-Iu=.S and King; Whtleige and
Graham.
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Two base hits-Fr-emsn D.Jnahue. Ions
, Green Home Tuas-.;rsen. sullivan CAMEL
| Stolen basss-Sgill'vsn TaviOT. Double play
| sullivan and Barry Sacrifice hits-Tayl'r. thi,!s
! Rass ballS-OG Lewis. Struck ry
| Lewis. !. is Taylor. Wild ptch-Tayl r.
! Tim'-Two hours and nine minutes. Unirir--
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Vim swn in tralIa Farmland IN
a = h
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Sard. however. will make her know tnat
she has hesn TO the races.
Pat TOmliuson displayed telegram TO
his friends at the Fair Grounds yesterday
showing that he received 81 as his share
for The Conqueror. y. J. Wolff OF Chicago
and myself were equally interested In Tho
conqueror." said Mr.. Tomiinson Yesterday
He wrote me recently. asking II / wouid
dispose Of nv share. | answered that 1
would. and named $50 as the price. This
| have received and the horse is now IN
the hands Of Trainer Benson AT Washing
ton Park. The negro who took the horse
from the Fair Grounds was sent here by
Mr.. Wolff to take care Of The 'onuueror
an the trip to Washington Park. The horse
was never better In his career on the turf
ne when he left my barn, and
look for him TO Cut n wide swath around
Chicago. He was not himself In his races
here In she early part of the meeting
Sam Wagner. the poolroOm- bookmaker-
horse owner. made big killing when
Cru.sUs won the last race at Washington
Park Thursday Wagner's commissions
Loyn. gelding from Il to l at the opening
time. IL l. also said that he backed the
country. The old hors. has been the me-
dunn Of killings on other occasions. po1a-
bly, at Hawthorne last year and al the Fair
Grounds last spring. Wayne! also made
big killing AT the Fair Grounds this year
with Jake Weber. on this occasion he took
more than S.0I" ont Of Dutch Fred
al
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The programme for next week docs not
contain one selling affair. Ii is made up
entirely of purse races and overnight handi-
caps.
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'htaso. July 2a-in the N0r,Fivfes.ern cricket
tournament at Ridselsnd to-day Minnesota de-
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Rain at Davenport.

Davenport July 2u.-To-day's harness races
W"r. POSTPONED IN acc Unt of rain.
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good Won
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Fifth race, Vim J. Lemp Brewing Conr.apv
Stake. six furlonss:
800 Ampere ........ll2, 81. Sard - I0s
800 Geo.W. Jenkins.19 GID Robert rr- ! n
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