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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-06-20


"Woman." said the professor. was
made for the home. There she stands
on a pedestal. from which it is a griev-
Gus thing to see her step down."
Now the professor is acknowledged
to be one Of the wisest men in Europe.
aud it was impossible that girl OF
Sibyrs age should contradict him. Be
sides. Sibyl has been very nicely
brought up and wouldn't think of con
trudicting Il person SO much older than
herself. even if he had been merely an
undergraduate instead of a professor.
SO she looked very politely Interested
in tile remark and said nothing.
Silence on the part of the other per
son always lures on a man to say more
than he ought.
Il am sorry" the professor contin-
uel after pause. Ito hear that you are
coming up next term. had hoped that
your dear mOthcr-one of my Oldest
and best friends-would have had 9th
er views for you. She at least knows
well that | disapprove. deeply disap-
prove. of this most unseem!y attempt
of women to enter upon university
life"
But. professor, that isn't very kind
Sibyl was obliged at last to remon-
Strate. II understand that | shall have
the pleasure of attending your lectures
That is, If l get through my eXamila
tion. and I'm going up for it next
week"
Yes. ! am sorry to say mean.
am glad-ah-h-h-- Won't YOU take
another cup of tea:" Sibyl is the kind
est hearted of girls and wouldn't hurt a
hy unnecessarily, and so she said she
would like another cup Of. tea very
much.
Woman" the professor repeated
when he had returned to his usual alb
straction. Stands on pedestal In the
domestic circle. 1t Is truly grievous
that she should be willing to join in
the struggles Of masculine life" He
had attended. as an experienced person
will perceive. the last Union debate OH
the degree question. and the elOQucnce
OF the debnters was echoed from the
lips Of the professor.
Stbyl tried to consider herself from
the point Of view of her domestic cir
Gle. but failed to remember that their
mental attitude in relation to her had
ever been that Of those who look up adj
miringly toward the statue on its ped.
estal.
Professor. | will not struggle" said
she. Il promise to submit to your All
thOraty on all questions. whether of dis
cipllne or Of Arabic. promise neve,
to Join in a 9th Of November row. and
you know that women students are al
lowed neither boat races nor buml
suSpers."
The professor answered that she was
evading the question at issue. He salt
that ladies usually do SO. and Shy
went home with provisions of universe
ty life little less bright than they ha,
been before. But she was none the les
determined to so up and to devote tn
next period of her life to the studio
which were illustrated by the pro
fessor.
Three years later the professor sa
In Sibyrs room at Browning-it was
charming little room, looking on til
terrace-and he congratulated her. Wa
she not the most famous person of tn
week? Had not every morning papt
leading article in praise of woman {;
personified in Sibyl aud all the evenin
papers portraits OF her. portraits who's
only point Of similarity was their I'll
likeness to Sibyl? Editors were aski,
her for an article on the education
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-06-20
His Age.

Being asked his age. cO!ored cit!-
ten in Il Bill, lie district replied:
well, sub, | some older dan dat pine
tree yander, lii bit younger dan dat
live oak by de gate IN not quite so OF
cz de house Wilar | livin at. | amt
much on fCgers myself. but you kin
count up en- see."-Atlanta Constitu-
ton.
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ANOTHER "REAL" AMERICAN
DR.. Nayl0r Creates One In His Novel
"Ralph MarlOwe.''

The present literary year is remark
able for the number of first books"
that seem to have caught the popular
fancy. Prominent among the new au-
thors who are achieving success is Dr.
James Ball Naylor of Ohio. The title
of his book is Ralph Marlowe." AL
though this is not the doctors first
book. it is the first that has attracted
wide attention. 1t is Il simple. homely
tale of American life. and the chief
character is one of the procession OF
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1901-06-20
The Nearest He Ever Came to 1t.

Colonel" she asked, have you ever
been up in IA balloon?"
NO" he answered, but | got to
talking art to a Boston lady once, and
she had me away up in the air inside
OF two minutes. "-ChicagO Herald.
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OPENING FOREIGN EYES.

ing Europe With Her Paintings.
Not only Is American trade making
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LATEST BOXING NEWS.

Jack o.rr,en, the rhiiads,phia hshtsf. hss
en- very svees.asui during his say In EnG'snd.
lie mas snshe over $1,000 ont Of tn. siI Nights
b. has fought, o'Dr.n .Ays tina, when he re-
turn. tn this country In the sai, he expects to
have $1,000.
rhe.. viii he svo Ash.s pulled Oh In West
lio,,os.n on nsit Saturday night The main
even, ~iii r. 70. t-er,y rounds h~'s~sn Jimmy
Mummy and Harry Murtha OF this city. While
N. preliminary con,es. viii h..as !nSethsF W'''s
i,-~i, and YOUNG Buck In 'en.rounh '"a'.
K,d lav,xnss frs, hattie In ,hs ropsd srsna
under tn. Management, of B!liy Ro-h- Will prob
abb, take aiacs At Cincinnati. whsrs he VIII
b. p,,,sd asains, barney furey. the Cincinnati
wrI,.r-reixht. In = twenty.rouni bout.
Charley white has teen selected to referee the
twenty. round bout between George Neraddtn
and ''Rubs" Ferns. Of Kansas CITY. which 10
10 10 dr,idsi At the Fort Er's \. u. o. CihAaA.
ali tho contests At the Nutmeg \. G.. of Hart
ford, Conn
..rh!iAdeiph', jack" o'nrisa. who !. matched
10 nrht ''D,do" Plumb. the English sniddi~.
Aux II; should have the easiest kind Of = time
In beating Plumb. Charley Mckerter made
choppins block Of Plumb In the National sport.
Ing club OF London. several month. ago.
O. i,r,~n ouxh, TO heat him In three POUNDS
Charley Ianss. manager Of Kid Carter tbs
south Iirvoklyn middis-weiEht. Aaid last night
tina, no had accepted terms from the southern
A. e, OF Lpltsviiie for Carer In hEat tho
winner o, the Root. Marvin liar. battle. which
Z take. place before that club M Aug. u.
| Matchmaker NH cr"siry. OF the Nutmeg \. C..
| of Hartford. 10 At present looking around TOT.
round bout At his eiut tho second week Ia sep.
tsmb.r. KID .csr!.r and Jlmuy Hsadlss vil
ssSssa,y al ihs blu : ~. =. ~ -
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Track Accommodation
Will Have to Be En-.
Iargedif Meeting Con-
tinues as It Begun.

Saratoga never before had such an
opening What Fred Waibaum's though,
wcr. AS he gazcd On the packed grand
stand and counted M nine,y-.-ven
hookmakcrS on the grounds. must have
been something awful II liz said ;hne
IN. Saratoga track IL to he enlarged to
a mil. and furlonE. property having
been acquired on the paddock turn far
that purpose
n the meeting continues ~ II has be-
gun then the new Saratoga management
might as well begin 10 think OF cnllrI-
Ing the grand stand and other accom-
modatinns necessary to the convenience
of the public.
Tn" change OF management has accom-
plishcd wonders already both in the
quality OF racing and In earning the
appreciation NJ the public. In tho Sara
toga Handicap yesterday there went to
the post the highest class field that has
faced the starter in handicap this
season,
race. wutcrcoior frettcd and !umed until!
all tn. steam vas gone from him ana
fuuS'.
Rockton and Bonnibert helped mako
the starters lot miserable. The horses
were AT the pos; Just forty.frc minutes:
long enough 10 destroy any form that
tho horses nigh, have had.
post u fresh horses that had not raced
this season. a horse that had been pre-
pared. n,tcd and ncclimatcd by long
sojourn at tho track md because he 1ot
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BIC YACHTS TO
RACE SATURDAY
After Newport Series,
Cup Boats Will Con.
test on Sound.

NEWPORT. Aug. 6.-'rhe next races
Of the Columbia and Constitution. the
Newport series OF the New York Yacht
club begin here mex; Sntu,".y and
will be continued the Monday ana
"Wednesday following. They will be e.-
pccially interesting rs showing wha, i'm.
provcmen, the longer mast will make
in the Constitution.
After these race. New Workers. Will
have an opportunity OF seeing the big
yachts In contests on Long Island
Sound
rhe Riverside. Indian Ilarbor and
I.archmont yacht clubs have already Of
!cred cups to be sailed for By this class.
and In some. perhaps In all cases the
Independent Will be invited 20 compete.
The 3ciwanhaka corinthian Yacht
club Is SaI.. to D. making preparations
Cor rae. under the auspices OF their
club in the week following the Ncwpor;
series. 40 that there may be week OF
continuous racing IN IN. Sound 10 .ol.
low IN. Newport tournament.
The Atlantic Yacht Club will also
offer a cup valued a, $500 10 he sailed
'nr ~ the termination OF their annual
cruise. This race. II II b. arranged.
will probably b" sailed at Newport.
though II may take place. II mor. con.
v-ri.nt, during the progress Of :he
cruise Mr.. Duncan Will not, however.
tax" the Constitution through Hell
Gate 10 do any preliminary racin: he
fore she finally goes down TO the Sandy
Hook arena to meet Shamrock II.
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GAMBLERS WAR
ON IN EARNEST.
Garfield, Accused Of
BeingaCommon Gam
bier, Is Out on Bail.
49,, :. M Comm. ~

| SARATOGA, y s. Aug Ei'h,rd
\ canhrd, ~ ~" Saratoga Club HOUSE.
accompanied by MS coIn." Willard j,
Miner, appeared hcfOrc Justice ~ thr
i'"nr" sHt,rle> = NudrIs AZ y ncInfk
'ni- morning
Justice Nudru- handed I"wn his Lcal.
siou IN rrsnri 90 the ohic,t!rns hirL
YESTERDAY Dy icrcui,nt against the way
rant sworn out hy DIRECTIVE John NJ,
Roland If Now Work ,'iry, charging
'anh"ld Win being "tommnu gam
bier
Miner took exceptions 10 'hc ruling -
the Court thd waived examination
JnNur" Andrns saii thu CRIME charged
"aFla t"lony aud placed the amour, nf
ban 90 IN" OCTOBER ,;rnud Jurt at s2,.N
Garfield through counsel, indignantly.
refused to furnish such an amouu'
watch n" denounced a. hislly cNorOi-
iart
Ben s,c.nhard,. counec! ,ot Peter D.,
Lacy. ar2u"t TINT can,,cll was fully
able 10 Furnish even 5000 ban
A..is, ~, pistrici-Nttorney Horace T.
Mcknirnt sad ma, 81" would bc sum.
cicutN lars,
Eisir NJ l~yrntn,t counsel Tor Dan
y SIatrl. volunteered som, Information
To- knight who forciby reminded
Leyintrir itat y" District Attorney !.
o:''c" nrrd"l 10 instructions from aim
juslla" Antrus nunllN after a lengthy
argument b" Nrrn opposing counsel re-
iuccd tn rail 90 sloo. whIch was rar.
ntshet Nv roIplo % the crb-hous.
attaches
Another warrant, also sworn ont by
Detective Boland charging Garfield
WIN violating The STATE Liquor TaN las.
! IN scltns liuu"r ~ sambl.nS place,
"a. hant'-i 90 Assistant Dl-trtc;.A,.
torncg Nick Gl.ht. wNo said mat ho
} Nugln slIu u 10 Az officer II II r..
| ported taat several other warrants may
Mr. 'nnhrld and hi, COUNCIL. Lawyer
/ M.0cr. regarded fho proceedings ~ },
r"irS signrd C.tTiIvld's ,..alvrs w,rr
| r'itaus cards out ~ the boN ANA ,hr
tot.".i" Nhcc ms, whlrllng nIrrrNy
| Justice N ihc Pence NuIrus soId tNSt
| u" iHtl in3k'! up various authorize,
since >"'terl,t ana lu maurn'ul tones
l.hnrruunri that though b.. wntIlu probe
~ . scNrrip criticised Jy SLratpg,ns.
ne Nt.S lnp"lch 10 u" hts duty OF
Mr S,rmhArlt. who = pushlus ,ht
ShH" ~ i,Hst thnii".i WAS asked n nj,
s,'nbI!n. 'NAil - ~ -, usuG pending
th- action III %" Grand Jury
'Of rours" can 20 on ~. rrplirl
DIT II u iirs", 81 will tx " force u
mon 90 ''hUu.li gambling hpu.r al.
houses VII D" treated thu same
:nmatnE i no, stopped II SarntoSr
there N.Y. D. q merry old time horc IN
III H. understood the town constable
vii rrNts~ 10 10 +cry" the warrants o
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tennis At
SOUTHLAND TON.
Larned in Great Form
Defeats Snow Many
Close Matches.

SOUTHAMPTON. l.. l.. Aux. 6.-rne
Long Island championship lawn tennis
'ournainen, on the courts o. ,he,Airadow
club began to-day.
The courts were swcp, by n strong
eastcrl, breeze. which made /, almost
impossible FOR the players 10 work their
hest strokes with any degree of certain
-. An additional discomfort was n
drizz!" OF rain. which made the bail
sodden. and bad bounds rcsuInr. De.
spite these ,irnwaicks a large and fash
ionabL. gallery was present TO witness
the opening matches
National champion MALCOLM D. Whit
man withdrew from the singles n. .he
last moment. He will play In the dou-
BEES. paired with Richard stevens.
Whitman signiilcd his Willingness to
participate IN IN. handicap singles. and
such an even; is bc!n. arranged Bob
Wrcnn ani George Wrrnu sen, mes
sage early this morning that they
would ba unable to play here.
William \. l.arncd was IN brilliant
form this morning. His opponent was
Guy Snow. an oli-tIme Harvard expert.
q. +. Dodge. the Yale veteran. defeated
w i. blndgden. OF Harvard In the
hardest fought contest o! the morning.
The players were evenly matchcd and
the points In the majority Of tho games
went 10 the deuce. The Harvard expert
captured the second get and led In tho
third. but Dodge trinmphcd after four
all had been called. Pr!nce;on's cham
plon. +. p. Larned. defeated the liar
yard player j. W Lee. in s,raivh. sets.
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SPORTING NEWS BRIEFS.

The Re,mon, crtckcters. OF Philadcl-
ph;a. ono OF the strongest cr!ckc, teams
ir ,he Quaker Guy. defeated the Wan.
d.rsr., II Halifax, Yesterday by an Inn
lns and % runs.
Foxhall kecn- evidently did some pur-
rnasing while II. WAS abroad, tor yes
tcr,IAy SIX q hts polo ponies arrived.
Nhtlc iaH week an eleo,ric runabout
also consigned TO him was taken from
Ihc Campan.I
invader. the speedy Canadian yacht
mich Us 10 att,mp, TO wrcs, the Can.
hdas cup from The Cadillac in Chicago
on Aug, To- WAS given a trial spin II
chIcIso Yesterday, and skipper Jarvis
announced his satisfaction WIKI her be
hnvior.
Frank Kramer. she crack bicycle rider
clearly demonstrated again last nigh
,hnt 10 Is Major" Taylors equal II no
hi. superior by defeating the colorc,
whsrlwind by full length In the ana
| heat of me two-thirds Of a mile profes
siona! Championship race held at Hart
ford. Corn.
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OPENING
WAS A HUGE SUCCESS.

"A running break and hal clear sailing.
free from all the JostiinX and cro"dins
that others suffered In the bunch
san Watercolor had no excuses so
far az start and position In the race
were concerned. Away well. he at once
took a position alongside Rockton and
SELF for seven furlongs Ro,kton. how
ever was going n terrific clip. and the
Worrying Wa.crcolor did ~ the post
beat him ut the end OF mile.
Through the last tnrlonS he swcrved
and tired badly. and Watercure got up
and beat him out for the place. II was
!ha, the bad races run by Watcrcurc a..
brighton should not be counted against
him. and that nc could he relied upon
Getting away last. he threaded and
worked his way through tn. bunch. hut
he had no clear smiling until he struck
s,ron ,ss His BAD races a, brighton.
however. accomplished their object.
WHICH was u juicy price.
watercure. The Paraier's performance
was remarkably bad. lie had no speed
n, ali and Mccuc was plugging ut him
all the o My It Ts Ssy sa ahp' w III
Wntercolor and The Pnrader at II ham
incr and toIgs at the finish. Both three
yrnr,%Ia" q p s%ion In most d'sap'
Turner rode Rock,on and rode him
we'll. In fact Turner was the hero Of
the day for ne rode both stake winners.
having the noun, on Goldsmith In the
Flash Stakes.
On Goldsmith. Turner rode one OF the
SCI ational finishes OF the year. Ap..
pnr.ntly hopeles-ly beaten at the head
leaders, he persist cd. and the colt re-
..unndc,i with remarkable ynmeness.
In the !aat sixteenth Turner fairly
lifted Goldsmith on his feet and hurled
him across the line a winner BY n short
head. II Is safe to say that had Turner
hidden Goldsmith In mis- two races at
brighton. where he was defeated ny
Aian.n-Dale in one race and by Com
putc and Iiyphcn In another. both by
very narrow margins. Goldsmith would
have mnLie two brackets instead OF two
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DELEHANTY.
. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

depended upon every play.
I. Is n. hRrd"s, ~ workers. himsrl'.
rrd ig good u first ias.man as ever held
| down tn" bas. be -id.s being second CNly
| 1" VIII" Nc"l-r AZ Il scientific anu run
| setting hatsr an
ElE Dclchhnty liz also "A tower u!
strength II. covers u world %! ground
III N" field and IL u terror 10 oppohrg
pitchers. In a pinch Their" l. no surcr
or harder hitter In the League whcr.
ANYTHING from a bun; to n home run Is
needed 10 win u game.
Wolv.rton has developed into one oi
IN" livcii.st 'hrd bascmcn on the dia
inonI ~. leaves no foot OF his terri
i"rS unruarde'!. and is u wonder on ono
handed stop. Of n: cann"n-h,ll sinas'"s
iha' max" this job III. most difficult To
M In tn" field
Thomas Is one q. the reliable kind.
sur" on rs balls and always To h" de-
pended r.rn 10 hit the bail. He is not
n "ashv player. hut by hart digging
hrags aoSn many hit that ether field
"rs would only max" "A blum NJ,
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MURPHY TO SELL OUT.
mtg stable VIII Isr sold NJ Brighton.
II u Said.

The stabi. OF Michael Murphy. I; Is
reported. will he sold during the COM
ing meeting OF the Concy Island Jockey
club. The injury sustained by Rnfracllo
was a misfortune TO Murphy. and his
share Of success has not been any too
big.
Resides Rnfrael". there are some good
ones. including the two.y"ar- olds LII
CLINE. ArcOla. Belle Of Milford. Blanche
Herman. Brixton. Dean Swift. Fugur;ha
and Green and Red The three. year oids
comprise Tower Of Candles. Marothcn.
ItinR Left. Jack McG.nn and F>t,zkanet.
There are besides the rotcd f"ur-year-
old cyrano and the hve-ycar-oM Ken
sIrgton.
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BY his two successive victories over
"MaJor Taylor on last Saturday and
again las, nlght Frank Kramer las
managed TO secure the lead In the com-
petition for tho championship OF the Ma
ticnal Cycling Association, Kramer has
scored - points while Taylor is second
with - points
Walter Smith. the fast bicycle rider
NJ the Kings County whcclmcn. smashed
three amateur worlds records nj Buf.
talo yesterday. Those broken by Smith
we're tho two. three and five mile rec.
oris. His limo for the nvo miles was
minutes and = seconds.
n.y. score OF 10 to 5l.a. the larrc.,
ever recorded by the Poln, Judlths. tina,
team defeated the Bryn Mawrs ycstcr.
day at SarraHanset; Pier in the second
game In the series for the Rhode Island
cups,
Russell y. AiEer.. jr.. has Just bouEh,
from MARYLAND Nelson. Commodore OF
! the Royal 81. Lawrence Yacht Club. hi,
zach, Red Coat. which defended tn.
| Seawanhaka Cup last year.
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GOLF NEWS AND NOTES.

In q mons sour.ome competition At the asa-
br.sh, Golf Club yesterday. In which the On.
d,,,ons ~srs eighteen holes. medal play. all
scratch, each pair to be made up % that the
sum o! their handicAps should equal OF exceed
ts.n,y. there "a, a tie for hrr priiss between
J. c. R.nnard and Clinton Gilbert and j. Prem
,ice KELLOGG And q. n johnson. with seores Of
81 each. The latter pair dsfaultei. and Zen.
nari and Gilbert took nrst prssss the second
prize cups were sron by 4. T. Dwight and n.
iIavru,eyer, with a sore Of 96.
In Ia, womsn's Association eishtssn.hole ran.
dieAp. medal play. At Cape May yesterday after.
Eoon. the following scorea were made:
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YANKEES TOOK
ALL PLACES.
ReiH First, Martin Sec.
ond, jenkins Third
for Brighton Plate.

LONDON. Aug 6 Tr"limill a. Rein
80 Won tho l'tiEh"n Plate a, IN"
brighton August ulrct!ns today United
s'tu"s - II Martin NJ, was second
and chlorinn r'Clcm jrnkln, ur, M
lshci ttri
The larnTv Mtli sciains, Willie"
Waldo. the AiraFisaa askos W, won
tnc 'lnssorH- hlnIr Hrcnpur, J. Re!T
NJ Rmr n -ealni nd l.ily Palmer,
"C'!"m jenkins ~ ran tatrd
William G Wm'n"l Oudulec q Rcir
VI" won tn" Aifrg~tuu pltt".
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PULLMAN, MACKAY'S JOCKEY.
snrat0un Rus,"r shy. iItidrr,h's
Rider win Replace Od"m.

SARATOGA Aur. 6 huffman the
w"il-known Jockey who mas been under
con;rnc, TO sam iIildr"th Tor some time.
has secured his release from Iiildr.th.
IL j. rumor.d here that Clarence
Mnckay is negotiating for his services
and that Is the reason why HullmIn
asked liildrcth 10 let him GO
II this IL trli" and Bullmnn q. en-
gagged by Mr.. Mackay. tho chances are
that III. latter will lDt Georg. oiom go
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DELMAR RESULTS.

RACE TRACK. pELMAR Aug 6
Tn" races run here to-day resulted ~
follows;
Won by Golden Easter. sto and 80 Z
Del Sartr. 10 ! 'p- place. was second
and Dlaz third Tim. !.l6 ~
Second Ri.c" on. mil. and twenty
Yards Won by Hnr7lcs 10 to ! and i To
J, f"p Armies, TO ! for place. wa see.
and Innm"ndn third, Tim" 10
Third Race Fnug and on.-hnlr fur
lorgs.--Won nv Ann. Elliott Jio and
70 l; MAZDA i'"lln. u 20 .or nlnrr. sec
0nd, and tttollr 'hirI Timed
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k,n,ocn PARK Wants Oates.

CHICAGO. Aug. 6-.Ioseph Murphy.
representing tho Kinloch Park truck. OF
st. Louis. appeared before the Board OF
Stewards OF tho Western Jockey Club
las, night and applied FOR license and
dates for the track TO run under the
auspices of IN" Jockey Club. !. Is be-
l!cvel the request will be granted.
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.HANRAHAN IN ROOTS PLACE
Special - Tn. Evening NO

Special I, Tn. Evening woridJ
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Aug. 6-Thc South
ern Athletic Club announces that II has
secured wild Hil' llanrahan to take
Jack Roots place against Marvin Hart
here on Aug. .,
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The nnAls for the Moshsr cups at the Allan.
day and resulted In a victory for l.. u. iior.
rison. who IL At the top Of the game. The con.
.olaiion cup was also decided. A. q. Hail beat
ink =. ". iippman on the last green. the lat
ter missing an easy put for half. In th-
". More and i.ppn,sn. which vas played Oh on
sunday i.ippman made up for his loss OF the
consolation cup by beating his opponent by
elsyen strokes. Summary follows:
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Octoroon rushed away In from, and eat
o,fV hot pace 10 the stretch followed
closely by Cs,uThnawaga. May Worth
and Roynl Sne. On the turn May Worth
and CauEhnawaEa closed %, Octoronr
and the three turned into tn. stretch
head and head. May Worth pro9sa
Gamo IN the drive that followed and
won by length and a hal: from Octo-
room. who b<a, Caughnnwaga head
Royl Sue was fourth. only head
away.
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.t..i.i.I.,.i..C.,.,. 100000.
ii"te arr quartz, o' sinecr .t@kers
who's" good work rt utt &i 30 ~" 'tc.d
has BROUGHT their bal. team wtR!n "isy
hailus distance 81 ~ p"nulut ior l'ii
Tho PhiIi!es AT" nov "ulS So me,
or II points ~ the percentages. behind
rntsburE ami IT j, bette Than even
betting that rhe> viii pass tn" Pirates
wi,h.n The w-.k
For this good -howinE innings n"ln-
hnn,y. Wolvrr"u nui Thamls h,ck'~i
up 10y The sp.ndld Slab work Of orln.
Townsend ana rlrglsr". AZ" chiefly re-
srorslhr. and the kins.nn %. AL is
Jennings
Since jennings took hold of tho Gus
krrs their in?ro"' mont " tom wotk
has been phluom"nni Iidrnev lns tlrr
lnl'toHol' .nm"thirE o>ce",iyc ahi'iN
nnEn"ti.m. tact or whit n"' tntt
nh"'- mis- team mates hustle fpr every
'hing IN "ishl az N gh.ir N"u "nii'S
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES,

At Philadelphia - Philadelphia VS..
both games postponed on
lccoun, Of rain
Al Observation-Disclosures VS.. Boston.
both games postponed on account o!
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W T. Rogers meets + y Potter ir
the finals OF the open tournament; o:
The SCI Clin Tennis Club To-day AT Sea
CliT. Long Island Rogers beat II. l.
Freund in the -ciri-'irnis yesterday