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The Washington times., 1901-08-09
How the Clubs stand.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Aug. S.-Phila-
delphia took both games from Washing
ton today without any great difficulty.
The locals jumped into the first game iE
the fourth inning. Three doubles came
in succession. and from then on hits were
plentiful. Davis, in the sixth, lifted the
ball over the fence in right centre by
way of variety. The Senators were not
full of ginger, and the support accorded
Lee did not seem to suit him. While the
real errors Were not many, yet the team
did not hustle and Lee rather gave up in
disgust
There was nothing doing until the third.
Then the Athletics made three hits count
as many runs FultZ went out at first
and Davis drove the ball over second for
a base. Cross gave a fielder's choice to
Clingman, who threw to second, but Far
rell did not cover the bag in time to make
good the play and both runners were safe.
LaJoie brought them both home with a
hit to deep centre. Seybold followed with a
smash to right and stole second. Mcintyre
sent up a fly to Farrell. which the second
baseman dropped, and Larry sneaked home.
Further trouble was averted by double
play. Ely hit 10 Clingman, who threw to
Farrell, retiring Mcintyre, and Ely was
doubled at first.
The fourth inning was also large one.
Powers led off with fly to Mike Grady.
Fraser singled and reached second on
Farrells muff Of the throw. Fultz was
thrown out by Clingman. Davis two
Dagger brought home Fraser. Davis was
scored by Cross two-base hit. and Lave
Tailed on Larry's smash to centre, which
leh him on second Seyboid let him stay
there by flying out to Waldron.
Not until the fifth did the Senators find
the home plate. The solution seemed very
simple, for Clingman doubled and scored
on Lees single. A base on balls, a sacri-
fee, and Fosters muffed fly gave the Ath
letics run in this inning.
-Four runs came In the sixth Davis
homer was one; singles by Cross and Nc
Intyre, and doubles by Seybold and Ely
made up the other three. Washington got
one in in the sixth because Fosters fly
was allowed to drop safe in short right
field. A hit by pitcher, muff of fly by
Mcintyre, and base on balls gave Wash
ington a run in the seventh.
Singles by Waldron, DUNCAN, and
Grady, ami doubles by Foster and Lee
counted three for the Senators in the
ninth. The score:
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Entries Mt SaratOga.
SARATOGA. Aug. sl-Entries for t,

SARATOGA, Aug. s!-Entries for tomorrow's
fiH
First race-For three-year-olds and upward;
selling; six furIongs--Bard of Avon. 1O5; Way
ward Boy, i0l; Connie, Yesuvia. %: Ringleader.
1Og Satire. 80; Maiden. I0l: Robert M-tcaf,
lO7; S-rner, Annie Thompson. 1903; lnshot, 92;
DR.. Preston. 100: Judge WardelI. loi; Gertrude
Elliott. 95; Bounteous, l05: Garter Buckle, 100;
Bill Masse, lol Lamp oiLee. 1O6; 0ndurds, S.
Second race-Hsndicsp for all ages; one and
one-sixteenth miles. Caviar, l26; Carbuncle, 100;
Terminus JIG; Kilogram los; Trigger, IS; Lone
Fisherman, 30. 5''fi'
Third race-For two-year-o!ds; five and one
half furlongs.-Gay Boy, l12; Bdtyah, l02; Five
Nations. ll2 Hans Wagner, 105; Mary Worth,
lO2; Northern star. D:Iir Line. 1l2; Wooden,
Rightaway, Rocky, los; Schwalbe. 100.
Fourth race-For three-year- and upward !;
selling; one and one-sixteenth miles.-The Cham
berlin. IA; Hammock lol; The Amazon, 106;
Lady Chorister. l0l; Inshot. 81; Animosity, 80;
Nitrate. 81; Mercer 9S.
Fifth raee-For maiden two-year-ods; five fur
longs.-Geraldyn. Triton, Skye, Osprey, Tenagra.
Arden ia: Destitute. III; John Barleycorn.
ia; Arrah Go~an. Ill; Cold Stream, Tribes Hill,
Cal Garry, Yankee, Cornwall, ia
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Results Mt Deimar.

DELMAR. aug. s-Results of today's races
track fast:
Firs: race-For three-year-olds and upward
selling; one mile and twenty yards. Bsnquo i
(sneID s to l. won; BTnett's Walsawa!
(o'NeilD. to l, second; La Spara (Lindsey)'
to l. third. Time. l:i5. ,.-......,.
furlongs. Taby Tcsa (o'Brien, : to : won, won
Hunter Raine drwinl. to ,, second .I2 fo'neef
Third race-For threc-year- -olds; selling; SLY
and one-han furones. Delsarte tbale(. to l.
won: staff (O'NeilD, TO /, second; Golden
Easter (o'Brien), to l. third. Time, l:2S,
Fourth race-For three-year-olds; selling; siH
fur,ongs Survive (oNeilD to ,, won; Mis-
GoIightly (O'Brien). to l. second; Tenny Belle
(Iones). 6 to >, third. Time, 10.
Fifth race-For uryear-olds and upward
selling; one mile and twenty yards. Hardly
CnaleI. 3 to >. won; Outburst (halD. 80 to l.
second: Elsie Barnes (o'NeiDl, to l, third
Time, :43 ID.
sixth race-For three-year-olds and upward upward
selling: seven f,irongs. Sohncll I-arfcr (puGIn)
& 70 l. won; Iadas Dale, s. TO l. second; sue
johnson (O'Brien), even, third Time. l:2s L.
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JENKINS THROWS MAHER.
The Irish PuEiIist Loses in the
Wrestling Bout.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Aug. S-Tom
Jenkins. of Cleveland, won two best of
three in a wrestling match with Peter
Mahor, the Irish pugAist,1 at the Inlet
attended, among them many society peo-
pie who are spending the summer at this
resort. and who were, as enthusiastic as
the sportsmCn.
Considerable Eetting won't on. with
Jenkins the favoritc at > 10 /. Both men
appeared on the canvas nfexcellent con
dition. The match was for $3.50 a side.
Herman Wolf. ex-am9teur champion OF
the United states, acted as referee. The
first event was at catch -as-catch-ca
Jenkins won the first 4aH lin l6 minutes
and 30 seconds with =. crqtch and ham
mer hold. The next event, was IN the
Graeco- Roman style Jenkins again won
with an elbow hold in u minutes and %
seconds. ttYF
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Entries Mt Deimar.

DELMAR PARK. Aug. s.-Entries for tomor-
rows races:
First racc-For maiden two-year olds; five fur
longs-IIdy Ala, Moro. loi; Lady Clark l02;
Roval Ruby NADIA Belle. Attelle. 100; FlorTie s..
Leneta IO2; Pamplona, Jennie f., Crisis, Lillian
NJ. lOi. a..-
Second race-For three c-year-olds and upward;
selling: six and one-half furlOnss.-Pomelia, Har-
rir Fiovd lO2: c. r. Jones' Tartar. l0i; Miss
Cooncy. lO2: ]. V. Hays. 100; iierda-, Cricket
Buck. Gratia, i02; Armand l0!: Brightie B.,
First One lO2.
and one-half furlongs.-Col Stone. 100; Larry
wits l0S; Potheen, l06 Miss Gaines, Anna
Elliott 100: Miss Dora. lOS.
Fourth race--For three-yelr-o!dS and upward;
selling. seven furlungs.-Fucino 100; Sadie Levy,
lo5; Wargsnpoint, i07; Uterp, 100; Frank Pearee,
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THE RACING CALENDAR.
ResuIt. ut SnratoSn.

SARATOGA, Aug. s.-Results OF today's races;
track slow:
First race-Handicsp for all ages; six furlongs.
Otis Cochran, to 2, won; Belle Of Lexington
q. Woods. to S. second; King Pepper (shaw).
to 2 third. Time, ILL.
Second race-Handicap for all ages; and
one-eighth miles King Bramble (Nchaels), 3
to S. won; Alsike Crhompson), to l. second;
Vitellus Cochran. 3 to Q. third. Time, 200 IS
Third race-The Catskills, for three -year-olds
and upward; selling; six. furlongs Carbuncle
(McCue), to 8. Won; R9wdy (Burns). to l,
second; Barbara ffitShie. Cochran. to l,
third. Time. Ell 2I5. I'D
Fourth race-For 6iystr-old fllies; Ave and
oue-hslf furlongs. Lsdy Sic'a (Nounce}. to 2.
won; Sister Juliet (odomJ. to 3, second: Ivory
Bells Cochran, 10, J., third. Time, iii As.
Fifth race-For tiEfe-year-olds and upward;
selling; and one-eighth T. 'es. Little Daisy
(MuIhollsnd). G to 1, won; Mercer (Cochran),
to l, second; scurry Cdichaels). l to 8. third.
Time 2:O2.
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Entries at Hamilton.

HAMILTON. Aug. s.-Entries for tomorrow S
races:
First race-For three-year-olds; selling; FIVE
and one-hai lurlongs.-Aureous, 105; Remsen,
loi: Free Play Splash, Flossie NJ. 100; Gray
Bill Higgins, Blackiord, Zegfeld, 81; Edna
c.. 95.
Second race-For two-year-olds; selling; five
furlongs-E -Effrontery l07; Far Cry Curtaied,
Red Car, Santa Bonita. l02; Bourbon King, Cal
Ter. Herrin, Latch String, ~.
Third race-For three year-olds and upward;
selling; one mile.--Rushhelds. ll9; Tyrba, lO9;
Rathlin. lO7; Highland Prince, frandoo, lHs
All Saints, 90; Bean. 9s; Cherry Wild 90; Algie
NJ 81.
Fourth racc-For three-year-olds; selling; FIVE
and onc-hali iurlonGs.-Franconi l09; Mr..
Murphy. lO7; Immense, lo2; Yorkshire Boy,
Angea. 100; Gotemba, y' Award. Alsora, %.
Fifth race-For four-year-olds and upward;
selling; six furlongs-Scorpio, ia; oakmaid. III;
Baronet lO6; Race Bud lO5; Wiltred LauTier.
l03; Ocie Brooks, 1O2; Leila Barr. o.
Sixth race-Maiden steeplechase, for four-year-
olds aud upward; short eourse.-Credential. l5o;
Venetian. Ii7; Auld Lang Lyme, 40; The Dealer,
Baslc 1877.
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MANY RECORDS BROKEN.
A Fast Twenty-Mile Race Betweer
StinsOn md McEacheru

BALTIMORE, Aug. s.-The twentymile
motor-paced bicycle race held here at the
Coliseum tonight between Archie Nc
Eachern and Will Stinson was one of the
best contests ever held in this city. Stin-
son won. but only by narrow margin.
Both men were in excellent condition,
and started off at a record-breaking pace.
At no time were the men more than forty
yards apart All records were broken
from the third to the eighth mile. The
fifteen-mile record was broken and a
few seconds of the twenty mile worlds
record. held by Elkes. were also clipped
of
Stinson took the lead at the start, and
1t was simply n case OF McEachern trying
to pass Stinson and the latter trying to
keep Archie from taking the lead. In the
eighteenth mile McEachern's motor went
wrong for Il few moments and Stinson
gained about forty yards. This was the
greatest lead he had at any time. Nc
Eachern regained little of the lost
ground, but was unable to overtake his
opponent
Stinson rode the twenty miles In 30 min
utes Is 2-5 seconds. About 5000 people were
present.
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cURE Fon cuoLEnA INrANruM

Last May says Mrs. Curtis Baker. of Book
walter, Ohio, IAN infant child OF eus- neighboE ;
was suffering from cholera iniantuHH fhe doctor
had given up all hopes Of recoverSi took a
bottle of Chambcrlain's Joiic, Cholera. and
Diarrhoea Remedy 10 the house. telling them /
directions. In two days time the child hal
fully recovered. and Is now tncarly year since
vigorous healthy girl. have recommended
this remedy frequently and have never known IL
10 faH in any single instance" For sale by
Henry Evans. wholesale and retail, 022 F Street.
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Railroad and Telephone Employees

Teams representing the general office of
the Southern Railway and the Che sapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company will
play baseball tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock on the Georgetown University
grounds. An admission of 10 cents will be
charged and those who attend the con-
test may look for an Interesting game. as
the men have been actively at work get
ting into condition for some time past,
and have acquired facility in tho hand
ling of the leather covered sphere that is
likely to surprise some of their most ar
dent supporters. rTGN
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Results ut Harlem.

HARLEM Aug s.-Results OF today's races;
track fast: ~ biJ'-
First racc-FJr flailen two-year-olds; five fur
longs. Brzzer Siikery), to I. won; Baby
Hsll (sullivan).tfgO TO l, second; Nhpp!t
tkuisht) 6 to /. third. Time. l:02 Is.
Second racc-For fOuT-year-alds and upward ;
six fitionss. George Arnold (WinkhedD, to .,
won. Sulcan. C~l,li,an), to l. second; -.
Cutlhcrt tkagih). TO /. third, Time. 1913.
Third rloe-For three-year-ods and upward ;
pne mile. AlgfegOr (Winkheld), 4 to >, woni
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lOT; Phosphorus. 10s: Trixie H. 1O5; Benham,
l07; Princes Stonemouth, 100; Brigand Queen,
los.
Fifth race-For three-year-Olds and upward;
mile and seventy yarts.-Brown Thrush, 100;
Empyreal, Ann. SO; Barroa. l07; Prestome, Ill;
Irving Mayor, 96 Land Ho, 100.
Sixth race-For four -year-olds and upward;
selling; six and one-haf furlongs-Kiss Quick,
Jennie, lO2; lnuendo, Fuero, 104: Mamie j.. lG2;
Imp. Coneilla, 10i; Around Again. 107; Floridan,
lOi; Celia. l09; Deblaise, Wedman, 10i: Stroque,
ID7
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Stolen bases-Clark, BransfleId. Two
base hits Raymer, Branslield. Three-base
hit-McCormick. Home run-Beaumont.
Sacrifice hits-Childs. O'Connor. Double
plays-Wagner and Bransficld C). Struck
out-By Poole 2: by Chesbro. g. Bases on
balls-On Poole l. off Chesbro, 3; off Ea-
son, / Hit by pitcher-Clark Raymer.
Passed balI-O'Connor. Umpire-O Day.
Attendance. 400. Time of game, hour
and 80 minutes
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HUGH DUFFY SUSPENDED.
He VIII Also lie Fined for the Fight
Mt Milwaukee,.

CHICAGO, Aug. S.-Hugh Duffy, man
ager and captain OF the Milwaukee base
ball club, was today suspended indefinite
Iy by Ban johnson. Duffy struck Man
nassau. the umpire on the jaw during
the game at Milwaukee yesterday. He
will also be heavily fined. but Johnson
has not yet settled the amount OF the
fine. Conroy and t'riel. who took part
in the row, will also be fined.
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Two-base hit5-Padden. Crawford,
Hahn. Three-hRse hits-Donovan, Dobbs
Stolen base-Donovan. Double play
Padden, Wallace. and Mccain. Hit by
pitcher-By Sudhon, l. Struck out-By
Sudhof, 2: by Hahn, u. Bases on balls
OF Hahn, !. Umpire-Brown. Time OF
game l hour and 40 minutes.
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EVEN AT NEW YORK.
The Champions and the Giants Take
n Game Each.

NEW YORK, Aug. s.-The New Yorks
and Brooklyns broke even at the Polo
Grounds today. In the first game, won by
the Champions. Dolan made two wonder
full catches in centre field, and the New
Yorks made a triple play. the third of the
season in the league. Matthewson did
great work in the second gdnie, with men
on bases. The Brooklyns PLAYED a ragged
game in this contest Bill Joyce arrived
in town today, but as yet has not come
to terms with the New York club regard
ing the management of the team. The
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(sullivan). 10 to l. second; < Danish

Anthracite (Sulliyan). 10 to l. second; Danish
(KnghD, 10 to L third. Time. ~ 2-5.
Fourth race-The Yomgster Stakes; for two
year-olds; five furlongs. ed Austin (sullfvan),
! to 9 won; Gallagher (Knight), 20 to l, sec
ond; ABE Frank (DoIninick), / to 2. third. Time,
:Oi l-5 Coupled as Bennett's entry.
Fifth race-Handiesp for three-year-olds and
upward: one mile and seventy yards. Scotch
Plaid (Rausch), 3 10 /, won Ben Battle (iiicks),
to 2. second; Malay (Alexander), even, third
Time, 1:4i Is.
Sixth race-For three -year-olds and upward;
one mile. Evelyn Byrd (oti9, TO l. won;
Haviiand (Dominick), to l, second; Elmer L.
(Knight), 9 TO 5, third. Time, 1:40 3-5.
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THE REDS SHUT OUT.
Beaten by the Cardinals in n Pitch
ers' Battle.

CINCINNATI. Aug. S.-The Reds were
shut out in a pitchers battle today, Hahn,
however. saving for himself the notoriety
of striking out twelve men. The Reds
stupid playing in the first inning and a
great stop by McGann of what would
have been a three-bagger by Beckley
were the features. The score:
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Earned run-Cleveland. Two-base hit
Shiebeck. Three-base hit-La Chance
First base on errors-Clevcland 2, Mil
waukee !. First base on balls-On Dowl-
ing l. off Garvin q Struck out-By Dowl-
ing II, by Garvin 9. Stolen bases-Friel
Gilbert. Hit by pitcher-Dowling. Left
on bases-Cleveland Z, Milwaukee 5. Dou-
bic play-Garvin and Anderson. Passed
balls-Connor 2, Maloney l. Umpire
Mannassau Time of game: hour and
35 minutes.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
BosToNs LOSE BOTH GAMES.
4 Double Header With n shutout for
PhiIndeIphia.

BOSTON. Aug S-Philadelphia won a
double-header from Boston today In the
first game the locals We're whitewashed.
Orth was in fine fettle, and kept the home
team down TO four hits. The locals played
a loose game in the infield. The second
game was a pitchers battle with honors
even The score:
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First base by errors-Boston !, Philadcl-
phia ,. Left on bases-Boston /. PhiIa-
delphia 2 First base on balls-Om Nichols
Flick. Two-base hit-Hallman. Double
plays-Cross, Hallman. and Jennings
Duggleby. Cross, and Jennings. Hit by
pitcher-By Nichols !. Wild pitch-NcEols-
Passed ball-Moran. Umpire-Emslie.
Time of game, hour and Is minutes. At
tendance, $500.
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Earned runs-Baltimore, /. Two-base
hits-Collins. Keister. Three-base hit
Jackson Sacrifice hits-Young, Bresna-
han. Stolen bases-Seymour Criger.
Hemphill First base on balls-Of Young,
!: of Howell, l. Struck out-By Young,
4: by Howell, / Umpire. Cantillion. Time
of game, l hour and 50 minutes.
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First base on errors-New York. 2;
Brooklyn l. Left on bases-New York.
s; Brooklyn. s. First base on balls-On
Matthewson, /; off Hughes. 3; OFF Newton.
l. Struck out-By Matthewson. 8; by
Hughes /; by Newton. 5. Two-base hits
Davis, Farrell o. So crifice hit-Strang.
Stolen base-Dayis. Double plays
Hughes, Farrell, and Kelley; Newton.
Kelley and Farreli. Hit by pitcher-By
Newton, l. Wild pitch-Matthewson
Passed ball-Farrell Umpire-Dwyer.
Time of game, hours. Attendance, 5000
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HnrIc.n Selections.

First race-Mary Moore, Mondora, Commodore
De@e..
Second race-Triaditzs, Pirates Queen. Rance.
Third race-Bermuda Hundred, Dick Furber,
Fourth race-Rival Dare, Goal Runner, Fire
side.
Fifth race-I Samclson, Lord Quex, 1shtar.
Sixth race-Searcher. Gawaine, llliloun.
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First base on balls-Off Russell, 5; off
Burns. 2. First base on balls-On Hayes,
Russell. 2; by Burns. ]; by Hayes. ..
Two-base hits-Russell. Fulcher (2l. Sac
rifice hits-Fulcher. Runkel. Stolen bases
Ellis, Russell. Double play-Runkel to
Ellis Passed balI-Davis. Engel, g. I'M
pire-Proctor Time of game, hours
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PHILADELPHIA.

First base by errors-Philadelphia g.
Left on bases-Boston, 3; Philadelphia, 8
First base on balls-Off Pittinger. T.
Struck out.-By PEt'nger. 4; by Orth, s.
Two-base hits-FlicS. Wolverton, Orth.
Sacrifice hits-Hailmau. Jennings Stolen
bases .. Umpire-Emslie
Time of game, hour and 10 minutes.
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Two-base hits-Hoy. Hartman. Sugden,
Mertes Casey. Three base hits-Sugden,
Holmes. Sacrifice hits-Casey, Griffith,
Shugart. Stolen bases-Gleason, Nance,
lsbell. Sullivan. First base on balls-On
Sievers, /: off Cronin, 3. Left on bases
Detroit 6; Chicago, 5. Struck out-By
Sievers, 8; by Cronin, 2 Umpire-Sheridan
Time of game, hours and minutes.
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First base by errors-New York, L;
Brooklyn, ,. Left on bases-New York, 5;
Brooklyn, 9. First base on balls-On Kit
son, 2 Struck out-By Taylor, 3: by Kit
son.-5. Home run-Sheckard. Two-base
hits-Dahlen, Kitson. Stolen bases-Davis
Nelson Triple play-Taylor, Davis and
Camel. Double play-Dolan and Kelley
Wild pitch-kitson. Umpire-Dwyer
| Time of game, l hour and IS minutes.
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Hamilton Selections.

First race-Remsen Aureous. Iiegfeid.
Second race -EfrGntcry. Far Cry. Santa Bonita.
Third race-lAH Saints, Rushields, Frlndoo.
Fourth rac,-Gotemha Award, Alsora.
Fifth raceLOakmhd Scorpio, Baronet.
sixth race-dkuld Lang Sync, Credential Basle.
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Delmar Selections.

First race-Lillian NJ, Lady Ala, Lady Clark
Second raee-Brightie B., C. P. JONES' ]. "
HAYES.
Third race-Col. Stone, Miss Dora, Potheen.
Fourth race-Uterp, Warrenpoint, Sadie Levy.
Fifth raee-Barrica, Irving Mayor, Prestcme.
Sixth race-Ingendo. Debiaise. Around Again.
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BEAUMoNT's STICK WORK TOLD.
The Pirates Succeed in Winning an
Ip-HfII Game.

PITTSBURG, Aug. s.-Pittsburg won an
uphill game today, principally through the
batting of Beaumont. who sent in four of
the seven runs. Poole lasted only four
innings ana Chesbro finished the game.
Wagner's fielding at short was fast. The
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philadelphia 80 4 o 0 x-l4
lYashlngton .....1 Q 8 Q 0 o Z

Earned Washington, 4; Philadel-
phia, s. Two-base hits-Waldron. Farrell,
<: Ciingman Davis. Cross 2; i-ajoie, Ely.
Powers. Sacrifice hit-Scybo,d. Stolen
bases-Gear. Fultz. Mcintyre. Double
plays-Lajoie. Davis. Ely. .. First base on
Wire 2 Struck out-By carrick. /; b.
W'iItze. g. Umpire, Connolly. Time of
game, i hour and 50 minutes.
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saratorn Selections.

First race-Malden, Sarner, Inshot.
Second race-Lone Fisherman. Trigger. Kilo
gram.
Third race-Gay Boy, schwalbe, Five Nations
Fourth race-The Amazon, Animosity, Nitrate
Fifth race-Yankee, Destitute, Tenagra-
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ALL THE PITCHERS FAULT.
Detroit Might Have Won From Chi
caEo Hut Did Not.

DETROIT, Aug. S.-With any kind of a
pitcher but the worst Detroit would have
won easily from Chicago today, for Grif
fifth was pie. The Champions, however,
slaughtered Sievers. and fell on to Cronin
almost equally hard The score:
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The Second Game.

From the very first the Athletics had
things their own way in the second game.
There was nothing to it, and the Senators
were lost for fair IN the opening inning.
A missed grounder by Clingman in the
second gave the Athletics three Of their
five runs. Four singles and Farrell's FUN
BILE did the rest Ii was bumpety-bump all
along after that. In the sixth a single
by Lajoie and a sacrifice by Scybold added
TO the misplays of the visitors were good
for three runs.
The third inning was the Senators only
good one, and then they got together
three runs with the assistance of Powers
wild throw. Waldron doubled and singles
were contributed by Farrell, Gear and
Mercer. The score:
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Earned uns-Washington, 4; Philadel-
phia, s. Two-base hits-Farrell, Foster,
Clingman, Lee. Davis, Cross. Lajoie, Sey-
bold, Ely. Home run-Davis. Sacrifice
hit-Ely. Stolen bases-Foster. Davis %,
Cross ~, Seybold, Powers. Double plays
Clingman, Farrell, and DUNCAN; Ely, La
1oie and Davis %. Left on bases-Wash-
ington, 10; Philadelphia. Z. First base on
balls-On Lee, 3; off Fraser, J. Hit by
pitched ball-By Fraser. 2. Struck out
BY Lee. ?; by Fraser, 2. Cmpire-Con-
molly. Time Of game. hour and i5 min
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DoWLMG's GREAT WORK.
Strikes Out Eleven Men in the Cleve-
Iand-MiIyaukee Game.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. S.-Pitcher
Pete Dowling struck out eleven men in
today's game, equaling the seasons
American League record, held by himself.
The Washington times., 1901-08-09
69c underwear, 39c.

Drawers. Skirts. Corset Covers, and
Chemises; all values, worth up to 15c.
Corset Covers OF cambric, with cluster
of tucks and torchon lace trimming;
some with V necks. some low necks
Cambria Drawers, with two rows of
torchon inserting: some Hamburg en-
broidery trimmed; some with cluster
of tucks and four-inch torchon lace
ruffie. Cambria skirts, full width;
some have tucks and lace ruffie; with
cambric ruffie with hemstitching. Che
misses of cambric. plain and embroidery
trimmed. with tucks; full width for
S9c.
&c for lot Handsome Rhine
stone Ornaments.
The Washington times., 1901-08-09

A lot of remnants of white 2 X in
striped and figured patterns-formerly
sold at 15c and 1Sc. for 1211c.
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Lot Women's 5ec Muslin Gowns
trimmed with cluster of tucks and
cambric ruffie at neck and sleeves
made, 29c.
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I5c towels, lI5c.
CrOssbarred muslin. 4Ic

Unbieached Turkish towels, n by A
fnches-11 l-2c instead of 15c.
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A sHUT-oUT FOR BOSTON.
Howell, of the Orioles, an InvincibIe
Pitcher.

BOSTON. Aug. S.-Boston received
coat of whitewash from 'Mugsy'' Nc
Graw and his band. Howell was almost
inVincible. The score:
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CSC spreads, 69c.
l5c and lSc pioues. I24c.

Double bed spreads-honeycomb de-
sign-sell regularly at CSC. for sc.
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Corset covers, Lie.

Lot of Cambria Corset Covers-the
tight-fitting and French styie-usually
15c., for lie.
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Soc gowns. 29c.

"a quality which has been Sc. and 1oc
a yard
The Washington times., 1901-08-09

Today's Games.
(American League)
Philadelphia at Washington.
Baltimore at Boston.
Chicago at Detroit.
Milwaukee at Cleveland.
National League.)
Boston at Brooklyn.
St Louis at Cincinnati
New York at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Pittsburg