davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-04-06

This is the time Of the year when III,
handsome thin dress goods in black conc
IN, and by the time the season is we'll
under way the stylishly-dressed woman
mas made up her mind as to what She
VIII nave. With the tendency to thin
goods of all kinds there are many eycrI,.
tionally beautiful things in black. Ammia
these nothing is more beautiful than rb.
grenadines, and they come in a wonder
full variety and varying prices. These
latter range in pretty and stylish goods
from 81 to So yard. The latter i've,
one of the handsomest materials put into
black gowns: 1t has the effect If a large
hgure 2ppllqued upon an irregular
meshed, lace-like net, and makes nm in,a
very elegant frOcks.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-04-06
Uncle sam,s Deen.sea Enninment.

The AlbatroSS is one of the few vessels
afloat today that are properly equipped
for deep-Sea exploration. She has all the
newest apparatus, including trawl nets
that may be dragged along the ocean
floor at a depth of three miles or more:
huge tangles of raveled rope To gather up
the startShes. sea urchins. corals. sea
fans and spOngeS from the bottom: inn
proved instruments for determining
depths and the water temperature at any
level; and, last hut not least. laboratory
on board for the study OF the curious
creatures brought to the surface by the
nets and other devices. There are tanks
of alcohol. cases full of jars and bottles
for specimens. chemical conveniences. mi
croscopes and even Photographic dark
room in which pictures of interesting ami
mails may he deyeloped.-Pearson's Mag
azine.
When a popular young author came to
see William NJ. EvartS while he was sec
rotary of state. in behalf of consuiship
for which he was an applicant, Mr.
Evarts congratulated him on the fame
which he had acquired. but FASTENED TO
add: Although you have laurels on
your brows. | suppose you can't browse
on your laurels."
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-04-06

There are stripes in every thing this
year, but the higher-priced goods run as
a rule to figures while the wash goods
with the lower-priced grades of wooden
and silks are in stripes This is true Of
the grenadines and in the stripes there
are some stylish patterns at reasonable
prices. Neilings and crepes are ALWAYS
popular in black as in colors, and one Of
the handSomesr of these lightweight
GOODS Is the Eolienne. silk and wool,
stylish goods with a heavy twill like m
old-fashioned poplin. while the material
IS soft and light and can almost be called
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-04-06

The foulard silk. which is as popula,
as ever. shows many of the old paste
shades for backgrounds with coIoreC
figures upon them These are in dos
Of various kinds and many have large
figures. Popular backgrounds are in ol.
rose, light resedas, light cadet blues an.
reds. The Persian designs are not T.
popular now as others. The SaJF
foulards are possibly Il little moro po2a
lar than silks with a regular finish,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-04-06

Iatfeta silks are more desirable pur,
chaseSS than they We're Mt one time. \
hrst-claSs house will sell black tafftta
yard, and the prices vary from that.
gong up with the quality Of the silk.
From 90 to 50 cents a serviceab'e ;af-
feta comes in colors, and if not warrant
ed It is at least known to he Of better
quality than n year or two age. when
all taffetas were lottery. There has
been a change in the manner Of manu-
featuring, and the silks are now worth
buying.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-04-06

The ever-popular br0adcl0ths aye q 2,
seen in all the light shades, tans aad
grays running close race for Poyd'
larity. and to be found in all tin->. the
grays varying from the lighteSt silver -
the dark shades. The light and
reds gre popular and there are a t,,g3nn
shades Of dark red. There are some :"
shades from when to select, and il j. ,A'
possible not to find n desirable and h"
coming color.-New York Press.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-04-06

Poplinette, another kind of silk and
Woolen goods, is without this twill. has
glossy surface, and is sheer and soft
Crepe de Paris is trihe heavier. but is
one of the lightweight goods which are
attractive for spring wear.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-04-06

The February shopper as rule buys
more OF the regular cloths. The chevi-
OTIS ana homespuns are goods that are
Always popular, so are the Venetian
cloths and silk-warp Henricttas and
crepe cloth is a popular goods, having
the crepe, but more body than the creme.
Imperial press., 1901-05-25

 NSS SQ A GOVERNMENT LANDS N WITH C H F A P w A T F. R H IMPERIAL SE NS ea Do you want ranch in Southern California? A M ranch of first class soil at the government ga price of SIPS acre? A With dright at small cost to all the iriga- 8 i0n water that can be used? N8 Ae At annual expense for werIOW6 thdnGer Ae M before offered on the pacific COdS the nowirg nOrr1at tor mi @ River kaup1d
  &a sea San wnmt owCi if bee yanuildH dbcnrmh down wat Ea The watrothb hi vrony nh Hb bimby byt the f n i ih E8 excepting et M$ oil O lis as pc d h hh water 42 hnsameofu ytmmto% % %tf h s gi ndp each % tdmuet 1ohd d by nHvuigt i ln rh fy Th irrigated 
 
  No ct C. Abanh halonhp h hmr@hse hg W ht ThS to farm
 
  E9 ndrulrma and flu information, address
The sun., 1901-07-07
Cricket.

The Executive Committee OF tho New
York Crickrt Association has awarded tho
game PLAYED or June / between the Man.
haitian second eleven and the EsseI County
Cricket Club To the last named The Man
hattans scored S? runs 10 a. but ii turns out
that two Of the team had not been regis
tered the full seven days required by the
bylaws ot the association. Tho Kcarny
Club also wanted TO receive credit for a win
in the game schedules 10 be PLAYED with the
Msnhattans on june Is. II rained inccs-
sanity In the, morning Of that date and the
Manhauans considered that the ground
Tns gnnt Tor DIqy. IN which opIIppion, hoNever
ordered tho game to bc played on the ground
of the kearny Club.
The return gam" Of the che mpion-hip
Lea que between Manhsttan and Brooklyn
vas productive Of consldera BILE Interest.
and large crowd vi messed the contest yes
terday at Prospect Park, The, storm inter
there vsa not .u'hcient tine 70 finish it. and
c6 Sd he bcar /" d5fT a the hHna'ns I" m Ass
they went They were ens hled TO declare
their innings closed for 1870 !or wicsets.
against whi n BROOKLYN put on 6ofor wickcts,
So not out. for Manhattan and J BalIner
was also -ron To udvan,a ye with ~
lur Nelson Lodge tlHa Visited Montcl1F
with team ~. only eight Iucn Tor IT. lenguo
championship game with rho Montclnir 4
IL 1attersall huscver. bowed IN great form
for the Nelson l.cdse and captured sow n
wirke's for ~ rups. which. with hard IL
innings Of ?f rom r. 4 skyne enabled the
v,,itors 70 win nv q runs For Montclar
the hos, work was done by 4 Backus and
4 Gray, each Of whom Just reached dou-
he figures The score was 90 10 ~
Tho King County club al.o had drtwn
game in the New York Cricket Association
srri.as Their opponents were t5o Man
haitian se"ond oinv"n, who Ind only two
wichat~ to GO down vhrn N" play ~ aban-
d9ned on ncCount of dnrknrss q Williams
piHvpd IN l'us .tvle Tor Kings County md put
on /? hY coed play. while y nrn!mond and
q " Rarnas each ndded - For Manhattan
r. J Atwood scored 80 and Mslvilr Il
hr totals vero Kings county iO1 de-
carad for 8 nick"'s. Manhattan II, So for
\ wlCkets
The Sest Indians played Rrooklvn Team
c. and what promised 20 be an interesting
struggle Nas spoiled by the clements The
WaSI Indians bntiad well and put on lO4 be-
fore thav were nll tisp'.ad ~ O' 'his total
n Francis got IS md u f,oodIidgs ~ while
d ,uhie 4 zuroa yyrre al>" rdd.d by v Brarker
ard /. 4 Iepp. n Smith mad . good
stand for Brookl,r with 10 not out 1hs
total, were Ns.r Iudi1pS. l0t Brooklyn
Team &. ~ 'or vick"ts
The sun., 1901-07-07
AZ Chicago.

CHICA 400 July e.-Robbsri vadd.ll me, his Grss
defeat In ave slars ~ .shlngtOn lafk to-dAy 1te
LILLE .sldIny could stand UP longer under tie strata
and finished outside OF thu money In the Great Wt-pTa
Handicap Advance Guard won the race aref .
Wild drive with Terminus throughout the stretch
Star Chs Der nuish.d third nd the public idol Wsi.
deli siIIn. whipped out Tn. long delay al the POST
In which Wlddel vas considerably used up conth-
bued " his defeat He ran we'll 70 the last turn for
home, whrU tht weight 'ot and the s.IdinS failed
10 nnlsh wlh the buTs, Of speed which has made him
famous SumnAfJf
First Race Five turlongs -Ross,ame. 100 ,Knighp
so 70 |. won Aoohesney, lOJ (Nuip. 70 l. second
Snnu.lson, 100 DBullmanl, " !, third. Time
l,0a As
second Race One mil. and sixteenth --Gewsine
o, ID. Martin. , to l. won. Tammany Chief 40 -.
woods, 7 to !. second lios ia Winsneldl. IS 20 l.
third Time. ~ IS
Third Il, &c The Grrst Western Handicap. 81. 900
ADDED one mile and a hall Advance Guard. i22
ID. Woods. TO !. won. Terminus. inS tDominirk
" !. second Chamber i07 tWinkn.!di, 10 l. third
Time i35 IS
Fourth RAc- -Four furlonss-A@ Frank. i,a
lUunllnickl. TO TO- won: Charles Thyrt. lS ID.
Toods. ~ 10 !. second: I'd Austin. lis ~ Mathews
70 H. ,hiId Time. O.4g is
Fifth Race One mile -V,ilcsin, iO7 tBulmaEl.
70 l. won Crockett ia Dominica. ~ l. second
Andrsa. l02 tRanschl. ! 10 |, third Time s2t5
sixth Rac~ One mils az. a sixteenth -Fctc.al
100 tGormleyl. 5 to :. won Hard Knot, io1 Sc.pyl.
70 !. second Fantasy. 10: ~ Hicks. u 10 !, thlrc
The sun., 1901-07-07
Al Newport.

CINCINNATI, July a good-slred crowd saw
exciting nnlshes In every race a. Newpor, over ss,
uacs. Summaries
First Racc-SIt iuilongs-TimeS star. ia "a
WILSON, S 10 l. won EOlia!f-. loo tSnriD, ~ sec
ond. Chrrlls-u lO2 tNarvac1l. 10 !. third Tine,
l'i5H
Serlnd Rac,-!lye turongs-The Widow. lOi
Post, tD 2 won DehntuTs, i04 tMi,haelsl. ) TO l..
s,cond: Martha b.. l6s ,heauchamph to ;, third.
imr, 1903
G. rs tBrauckaInpl to !, woh. PrlEcesN Evelyn.
gS H.. Jackson, 4 " 5, second, Onarih lce Coegs
wrlh, s To 8. Third. Tine. lslb
Fourth Race-Onr mile and quarter HOut5urSt,
III tSnel 4O !. won; EthoI3, lio II. hrnei. "
sconi Barred los lieaurh,npr ITO J, 'nlrd lime
2:O7 =.
Fith Racr Bsrdlcsp, Elk iutionss -ioluca, 10
tl}eauchtmpl. Z 10 T. won, l.Ny Psntart. W u.
JacksonL even .rcond ChA'.i, BHcn, iO7 Pat.
tom 5 10 >, third. rin,. lSh
Sixth Hscr one nile -LanTss fitst % ,Dadel,
even won The BToGke u,nOi., u "A. HA!l, IT, To l..
second Land Ho III fDwyer N !. ihird. Time,
4
The sun., 1901-07-07
At Fort Eric.

RvFFALo, July s-The htSi race Al fort Erie
20 dAy the pest contest Of r daY, All seinls de-
,catng Edith A.. the favlrin n rsI'l,nl frish IA
which they distsnc-c ihe rest NJ tle tdd. Cny ne
fsyoh,. voE. Henry 2lt winning thr barrie s;,sk.s
Al ,our and half imloazs hardly from ro-sa'.r
The weather wss good she rh-k heavy. Summaries:
FIRST Rhcr--Slt and half 'urlongs-An sidiNiS.
ioS u. Delyl. y " l. won Kduk A.. in3 'raAer'. 7
70 s. second inielice w ID. Nlller u 10 l. 'hlrd.
Time. ,AS.
Secord Racc-Fo !urlongs Harry Beck. 10
q Miller. even, won pixie Queen. 10 (Wonderlyl.
4 10 l. second: j. Patrick. 1903 tMayl. " /. third.
Tim O50L4
Third Rae one mle-Wine Press. % a.. ThomI-
souI 10 TO l. won: " Sloan, no (fhnr, ~. 10 !,
second. Branch, 100 Oornen. TO /. third. Tine,
l:aAl1
Fourth Racc-sarri- smkss; four and d ha'f fur
longs Henry Ziu. ii3 n. hlller, "a 10 vua leo
Mater 100 lIaydenI, s tO o. second Rhat 10 o..
DGlyl, Ito !. third. Time. 0.36t
Finh Race-SiI iurlongs-l.,iie A.. s6 a.. Daly),
10 / won. Edinbjro, l0r IL. ThOmponl, 2H
10 second Tyrhs l07 POSTAL, 10 To |. third Time
III
sixth Race Sterplecnase short course Tate 5
Greek iao MoSty, a 10 !, soni BASE US lh. 5.
" lsonj 5 |, second MI, BRADSHAW. l&S(E Flynn.
o To !, thlfd Time. 5 w.
The sun., 1901-07-07
o~.s.il p,.oh.m IA. won ,.,,,. gu. o, sixteen

slow.haIl p,schera, has Won twelve ous Of slxseen
games.
The Maroon D. b. c., seni.professlonals. want 70
hear from few good kams ofYsnng suitable guaran-
tees Out-of town games preferred. Address Wuihm
Bunger SGT we0 rhnyelGhth street
The ben Hurs OF Newark want 10 arrange gHmss
ior sundays during July and AuGnst ths Ash
lords OF Dfooklyn preferred. Address Z. Monn''o
lsA Orange street, Newark. "
Geier. released by the Philadelphia ArnencanA Is
. good minor league player, bN that lets him out
says crilr There are Othtfs on the same ham
who arr still more minor lesgue.
In Accounting for the Reds poor showing on the
late Eastern trip. Manager McPhee Ays We werr
ouipayed In nearly all the games candid out
unconventional eXplan nation Surly the umpire
was not bamelrsS
The Philadelphia Nationals have heen trying ~
GET News. the Columbus nrsi.hawDan which has
led repou that they are not saiisned WIN JENNINGS
Therc IL team not thousa nd miles from here maj
would he improved with Jennings at nrss base IN
fac. several OF them
The sun., 1901-07-07
Nsw York Canoe tub sport.

Interesting sport marke tho Nov York
Canoe Clubs annual regatta on the club
hous. at Beu-onhurst l. | yesterday The
hvelest feature ot tho prOgramm" " A. the
tournnmc@t. decided with long bamboo
poles 'Ne tail-ond padding rhca CfeatGd
plenty oi an The summarize
Sailing RaU --Drcs,d canoes triangular ooirss
Won Oy Alexander Paula IN A'i Wiham Go d
S-r. rore,dor. ',coud Wolsley Curmaii, Last Chance
inlId
Canes Sailing. one mile 70 l,e~ard and back -
Won b. \. v. Wlmarih. William lnsley sec nd
{. i.lru'iur. Schuybr 'tltd.
Op@n Canes, Padding Hat NIL. double blade =
Won hv q. s. M'riSy. e. n. Gpodsel second. v
II. Fsles. third.
Drcsed Canes pa dfling. 'ngl. blades-won by
A. 4 pI-nenan. ". lnNl-y. "-1nd
Open CAnoes-Tsndem padding Won by Barror
Frrdsrlcks and A. Nllrnanh. !. &. ErsHine and 4
Rsnne'' 'ec7nd Alexander 2. Paula and II, /. p'i
lard. thi'd
Tat End Reverse Rsc-psidl'ng Won hy e
valentine schuyler; a IS. Franklin scDnd 4, \
Prrunerrlan. th'ri.
i5n Yard Swimming RA6s-Won BY g. s Nor
riSey a 4. FrHnsln. second
Tournament Wth IoUst-Won by q. 8. aorr.~y
The sun., 1901-07-07
Gossip Of the Ring.

JOE Handler Of Newark has made up his mind 70
10 70 San FranciscO He has received an oTer W
meet a Californian lightweight, ant has accepted
Kid broad srG bllly Gardiner oi boston are TO
meet NJ tho Royal Golf AMI Athletic club Bridgeport.
on neat Friday nlgnt The aIar Is Tor twenty rounds
r T. T.. Nov NUTk-Thr impression prevails tts,
he IT, but hr has denied u So frequently tha his 'ends
atr Inclined to believe him
Cnariey Coz Tie csvcI niddlrveish', met lob
Hodg. ot Sposare. - Grand Forks Il. C., on lest
TUESDAY night. Hr knocked liN man cut IN tn, sec
ond round fodsr, who Is mInrr. vas outelas-ed
oscar Gardn,,'s hands arr In snch poot condition
hat ne naT iscird " guli hghting Tor while. The
"Orala I'D" hiss ben boxing tnr nie,n yeArs and
hi' hands ARE much distorted.
George Green, known IS Young Corheu" has
turned manager and has taken bly he Caursey
% Frisco urdrr his wing pe Couf"y ~ ankious
10 rsh either Joe BefnIeln or So.ly Smith
George Munrue. the local ''.thrrvcight. who has
been doing good work ~ the West Of late writes IRON
Alexandria Ind, wat he viii visit England ncU
isll. And try his lurs over there
Jncs Grace o. Brooklyn, Who was knocked out By
Tom Duggan at south Africa has returned 20 London
Grace Ar,OfdinT N the London Miro, 0 LNr will
shortly sail for thiS country
The sun., 1901-07-07
At ~. Louis.

ST Lows. July 9. seven events. one sNase race.
drew good crowd 10 Dellnar TITS afternoon.
Weather clear and pleasant, gic& !l.t summary.
First Ehcr--pn. lr-frsn' F-iis liz tholandl.
so to !, vun Syl7isn. lc5 iGivens, 70 :. s,und.
Frank pearcr II tralrl 5 10 ? tLlrd. Tina iIJ \
Second Psce SIX furorgS-- liindoonrt l'2
Bloss. 0 to ;, won fred ii,sSx. ioa ,Datl 10 J.,
second Mound CITY, 100 Gilmore 3u !, hifd. Tine,
i:l6.
Third Rac--Dnc mile and an elghih--3words.
man 100 tO' BTlsn IN ]. Won. satin Coat " tBelj.
10 g second. Chickamauga. io7 lGiyensi. u ~ L.,
Forr,h Rae, Missouri stakes, six urlones-
WsElta iO3 DALE. y IN s, won. Gaagher, 100 CIV
rnsi, 3 70 ? second. 'ungirau. % 'oNep, t. !.
third. Time. l:l7.
Fli,h Racr--On- mile and a sixteenth -QYdsnArie,
90 tFshl To I. won Ida l.edford, Fs - Ncr'r',
i3tos, second Maeon. 90 Bib 2i,o ], ;hnd, Tine.
iN
sixth PAer One mlle-John Npt'yr. !o5 Dale.
a 10 l. won Terra Inc lgnltO ln3 Glin d'l, 10 5.
second Sadie Levy. lo7 Actlusky,. 2" To !, h''G.
Timr, i3. ,,,
seventh Race-Sevea tnlooRS Gen. MeGtnd,r,
100 Dale to s. Hardly, lc3 ,GllnIir y 70 l.
serrnd Percy h. lo7 tO'NeID. u 10 :. hird Time
syi,.
The sun., 1901-07-07
In THE BASEBALL WORLD.
PIrTSBURGs AGAIN PROVE TOO MUCH
FOR TEE NEW FORKS.

Broekiyns win From Tail Enders and Pas,
the Bosteas, whs Are Beaten BY C,ncinuau
--Phiiadelphias beat 81 Lsui, -Be,tons
Lead the American League Other Games
The New Yorks lost again 10 tho Pittsburgs
yesterday. Colgan did not umpire. showing
that the Harlemites can lose without being
robbed by the umpire The Pirates took
three out Of four In the serics and increased
their lead to forty-one points st Louie
missed good chance To occupy second place.
being beaten ny tho Philadelphia who are
making = bid for top-notch honors them-
solves After being In what looked 10 be a
losing game With the Chioagos the Brooklyns
pulled themselves together and downed
the tail-snders The best they did on the
serics, however. was an oven break with
Doyle's team. From the way tho ChcaRos
played hero on their last trip other League
teams should not lose a game week to thcm
The Bostons we're beaten by tho Cincinnatis
and were passed by the Brooklyns A new
leader in the American League came to the
front yesterday. Tho Bcstons now hold tho
place, beating the Washinstons yesterday,
while the Detrolts were waloping the Chi
osgos Baltimore was worstsi by Phila-
delphis and Cleveland was too much for Mil
wauhce. Following are tho National League
results and standing:
Pii,sburg. 8; New York Q.
brooklyn. g. Chicago
Cincinnati, !. Boston. /.
Philadelphia, IL; IS Louis.
The sun., 1901-07-07
Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn q, Chicago.
ANERIcAs LkAGrE
Cleveland at Milwaukee Chicago al Detroit.
OTHER cABIS
West New York p. G. vs. Poushkeepsie. az Wee
hauken.
West Ends vs. wlnslow A c. al Canarse.
NOriica a. {. rs PeArsnlls. at Grcenyile.
South Diasher Inland r. c. VS. Cuban Giants,
at South Brother lsi1nd
Er,ernlds vs. Murray Hills at Van Nest.
G!epmoIes vs Empires. AZ Fast hsF YORK.
S!in.yS vs.. Area-iiS. at Bsooklyn.
N.rrts ys BilaNtons, At Esr New York
vod
EHct' VS.. skcllys, A. St.llys Grounds.
CNibao Giants sc, Hob Jkens, at Iioooken.
Newark vs. buffalo, at Newark
Howard ys NOnarchs. at alert Park.
The sun., 1901-07-07
KnIss, r.mpl.r and rr.noo.. also ran In IN. order

hnIe1s Tempiar ana FRANCOIS Also ran VI ms orust
Betting Twelve % ! and 70 ! ronsolucas 70
A. ", 70 70 and 70 / God Braid. 1, 10 ard $ 70
Is fasanhs s IL ana si' % oiI fonienis nj 100 10
land 20 70 LAuresta b. H., 70 70 and is 70 knight
Temphr. 100 70 and " 70 Franoos
poUErH RACE.
upward: by suhscription u ;gOo each. sl0o forfeit
s saSsa' s' S' 4 sssed BY tsS %: oi Ds s'' AZ oGo
J-s:ss ss.Ik r E',ns, 81 1Oddy' BY HAn0v'r-fiO'
'sH fxs.. sH"s' i1l:. en- is Ss, sesa,sn W "'S
j. n McCorm!cks b. c. Aicedo, by Rsher Hope-
c. Firlschp,snn's Soas' b. C. Blues. BY Sir Dixon
Bonnie BIS H.. J, Nv lAehatis -. -, =
George T. s,n,hs b, h. IAtson, BY knight Of n
r. =. hl,r,Ncrf's > h bcantr by Decever-
j. 4 Bss a.. 81 IL e. pTince SSs Of Melbourne. by BRAN
bic Mac :; atirow.a. J. J,i CMscuei. -. ,
" l." Oll'ers ca. c. All Cola. ty Rayon dor
My N,ly. !. - tac.ilnhl, ,..... ,.o.
81, Bridget, =. los ,oa6g ....-",... .
Setting Ten 10 l aud " roddy. sto and 10
Wa~rcuf-. 10 . and sycI Alccto. IS to iande;o
Blues y 10 and 70 l:atson |, v and - De,
s1nc ,S md p,an o. Iaso5rn. soto
FIFTH RACE
For twoyenro ois: by subscription OF go each. 70
the winner witt $500 Aatsd Ave and half furcnEs:
" Nycrs's . T. ltonosa ionns' BY Dr. :,
Mcbride Iioyden. lo7 iOdOm, .... ........
@ Il. smiths D. c ChtoT. il0 shaw ,.... ... ..,
0reen B. Morrls'a en- SouhrsrD. 10 tpurDsl )
Byrne OF Rose.et. D-sn Swifs Locket and brun
also ran In the order named
Tine, tc1 as.
Bening--Four 10 and n I Lronora Iorns.
70 and 70 chiffon. W ! aad 70 ! S'm hrsfo.
% 70 and " Bvfne 81 nVscsca. 50 % ara N "
Dean swln. 100 TO | and 10 W Lockes 100 to and
10 70 I Brih
SIXTH RACE.
Per three year Slcs and upwa'd. sslling Aowaneas
bv Sgtsr-ccn n $40 each to tine winner: with $500
added: six firiohgs
John HyneSs ,. e Royal s'erlns. b. Lord Ester.
hng--nev, povaL I. u, lhrerranl ...,.,....
Green n, Morrr's rh. E. ntd-rs. :. ~ fn~synond,
Ml--av li'n S;.e.'s m. e. Flol7". 4. lis Medium
lIll,selt Bohs. Waiter, Anti Up. jack Moilun.
r-illo FedcrsiN Cart, January and Mayor Gllroy
aL'o ran Ia tie o,der named
1lnie. l:ls IS.
Bet.ng--tight 10 and = 10 iSoyA sterling. sto
end 20 Dndssk. no ana - Elolc1, 4 ~ ard
10 E,ms.it SO and 40 Bob. 20 TO aad " |
N-urr , - iant 20 :Ar~ rp. 100 10 and >, 10 |
la.- MrI.nn. y 70 and s to lro, 10 10 and 70
! f.icrsi,t,s9to to And s0tol Capt January "
and even Mayor Giroy,
The sun., 1901-07-07
THE RECORD.
pIrrsDuR0, Q. NEW YORK,

Prrrsncna. July -Tsyior made another
bad start to-day and tho PttsbIrss again
counted more runs in tho nrst inning tnan
they needed 10 win the game. The Visitors
made good their boast that Cmpi re Colgan
would not oniciato. for he was missing to-day,
Tho P,tssbura Cuo did not receive any word
from League headquarters In regard to tho
matter aud waited Tor i've minutes after tns
time advertised for starting the gaino;
Minaaer Davis Of the New York club said
hs woald take his team oh the field rather
thsn allow II to play under Colsan. Prcsi.
dsnt br-yfu-s wss lust undetermined that
Cvaan shoui: umpire Il he reported for The
purpose "Nsw York must play or forfeit
both game and money, le said lortu.
nstsly Colgsn, who IL said 60 have received
instructions from y E Young TINT bis ser
vices are no longer required BY the National
Les sue. did not appear on tho ned. Mama
gers Clarke and DAVIS held a conference and
finally agreed to alln~ Jack O'Connor Of the
PittshurRs and Buelow of tue New lorks 70
oficiats Ches6ro, Who pitched twelve in
nines aga!ns, Mathewson on Thursday,
worked again and was almost as effective
As In the opening Rsmo Of the series. lie
suEAred only .oncc and that was i2 ,he nfth.
when Van Haltren. Sel5nch and Mcbride
did some hard and timely batting The
nclding Of the Pirates was of high order.
Ihs score
The sun., 1901-07-07
Cricket Match between oxford and Cambridge
Ends In a Draw.
sr,-ial core D,sps.;h . THE svy.

STr-idl CO1s DsSps';h . THE Sun
IOSDoN July c--Tne cricket match be-
tween Cambridge and oxford Universities
was finished at Lords to-day and ended In
draw Cambridge scored 32s runs in the hrst
inning and declared the second inning closed
when 2S7 runs had been made Oxford made
37i runs in the hrst inning and had III runs In
in thr second when the wicket, were drawn.
The sun., 1901-07-07

RtvERiIEAD July over tnc uacf Of th, 5 IInlk
County Agricultural Association y DAY, y to..
susiyht heats DcI Tine IA. 4 mates race for
500 A ,ids bcts-cn Banker And Alto hult ha'
mile heats vas won by Banker
suTuTowV July Atthc ml;lbe. of n, SMITH
town DrIying Park Association tOd'y 4 Eor
lands black mar Rosie wilkes defeated Monk and
Iin.v In ,trrirht heats Des' time, 22I Or Nuf
s,>,s Molly taad soE thr 10 Class. d;fating
DANDY T. King Nrnc" and F'celsni. Hest time.
2a5
WFSTYIgtD July THE nrN mailn3e nsctag
n, Inc Pair Arr.S Driving club for the year Was ned
here on the Fourth before crose % abpns 200 rn
tE,as,s ne rsfd g insisted OF Nv, races A. follows
;, =" IA , 30 ana . IS classes and a road VIZ N
rnr, .lrsse Dine owned by Irving OF MI, race
rapt, rcd The hire meats Of ths 50 class C. brower
NJ mi, place Won thc 20 rate VITA tdlfh ~ Slr
Iluso owned hy Randolph Perkins. won the - race.
and Thorre's Facto,'im TOOK the honor, u ne
as class The road wagon tace ~as'oh nS Nrlsln'
nrncd hY Il c. Nali n Plalnntld
The sun., 1901-07-07
Connectic ut state LeAgue.

A. New Haven New Haven. l. Norwich, o.
~ Derby Derby, o. New London, /.
Al Waterbury aierbury. :, Bridgeport, 1.
Al Bristol -Neritea, T. bristol, l.