Evening star., 1901-10-02
national League Games.

National League Games.
At Cfncinnatt<t First game) philadelphia
4; Cincinnati O.; (second game) Phtiadei-
phia, 6; Cincinnati, 2.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg, D; Boston, u
Yankee jockeys In Front.
Five of the events on the racing card at
Newmarket, England, yesterday were won
by horses on which American jockeys had
the mount
Dakota III ("Clem"- Jenkins) won
maiden two-year-old race, distance six fur
longs.
semper vigilans, ridden by Charles A.
Thorpe won the Triennial Produce STAKES,
distance one mile, seven sfurlongs and 2O3
yards.
distance five furlongs.
Armeath q. H. Martin) won an ad-ageo
selling race distance six furlongs.
Lutte (Thorpe) won the First Nursery
handicap, distance five furlongs.
Records Lowered mt Terre Haute.
Harold H. bay pacing stallion from
Wingham, Ont. performed a remarkable
feat at the grand circuit meeting at Terre
Haute, Ind, yesterday. In winning the de-
Gliding heat of the postponed 2.O7 race he
went to the haif-mile post in 1.O4 and fin
ished the heat in 2.O4. pacing the last half
In LOO and the third quarter in O2s44-a 80
clip This is the fastest heat Of the year by
a PAGER not in the free-for-aH class. ana Is
the fastest record ever made Dy harness.
horse bred in Canada.
Extreme speed was the, order OF the day.
Little Squaw, Kansas PAGER, cut ner rec
ord from 20sh to 2.0S in the last heat OF
the 200 race. Toggles, California trotter
of the Speedway type. gained record OF
2.OS1h in the second heat of the 200 race
He was beaten in the end however. by last
years Kentucky Futurity winner, Fereno
owned by L. " Harkness Of New York.
The Abbot made an attempt to lower his
record of 2.O3A, but could not beat 2.04A.
He trotted the first half in LOB and the last
half in 101A, moving the third quarter In
0. .29A The middle half. from the first to
the third quarter poles, was trotted In 1.OO1a
Geers lost all chance to beat the. record
when he drove The Abbot the first quarter
age time of all the heatsstrotted and paced
today was 2.OS
Archery Tournament.
The annual tournaRasnTt rs T Of the Eastern
Archery Association II now being held on
the range of the Potomac Archery Club at
the arsenal The pr9gramH for yesterday
afternoon included t6sr dqrble.. American
round. which is composed Of five dozen ar
rows each at sixty. fiftv and forty yards.
Mr.. A. r. Clark of thes Potomac club won
the championship .withya sRore Of 500. and
Captain ID. I. MCGOWAN, Of the same club
made the second highestk score, TIA This
afternoons program Includes the double
York round. twelve a1zens7arrows at 100
yards. eight dozen arP9wsr8t eighty yards
and four dozen arrows at siEty yards.
Tomorrow afternoon the shooting will con-
sist of team contests Eight dozen arrows
at sixty yards, the best four gentlemens
scores to be matched against the best four
scores of the archers shooting at Cincinnati
Ohio. ttaoa
The ladies' rounds consist of the double
Columbia and the double national at sixty,
fifty, forty and thirty yards.
Arlington Wheelmen's Smoker.
The Arlington Wheelmen held their
monthly smoker last night at the Alham-
bra. Resolutions Of sympathy were spread
upon the minutes concerning the recent
death Of Harry Walker. who was one of
the most active members OF the club. Pre-
hminary arrangements were made for the
annual Arlington road race, to be run on
the Conduit road. An exceptionally good
race Is expected. as some Of the fastest
riders in the city will contest for the prizes
and the Thanksgiving time medal. The
club also decided to put into the field this
winter an indoor base BAH team.
Rasa HALL Notes.
Pittsburg has sent In its reserve list for
next SEASON. with twenty-one players to
hold. Catcher Smith ana Jimmy Williams.