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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
EDGEwooD 1910. BAYsIDE 1894.
EDoEwooD.
RAYSIDE
BIG RACES FOR COLOSSEUM.

he two fastest followers of pace will
meet AZ the Colosseum Wednesday even
ing when Harry Fixes the Giens Falls
wonder and VIII stinson of this city meet
in 25-milc motor paced race. The race
is the outcome of Manager Slleehans ef-
forts and has taken the handler OF Stn-
son some time To make the match Elkes
was left out of the bis paced circuit as
hevrides FOR Wp. A. Brady OF the Man
haitian beach track.
Elkcs who Is the champion OF the world
~ the pace. game has not ridden a match
race "a this state IN over three years. The
last time he rode here was three years
ago last june AZ the llillsgroVe track I'm
a 2S-mile paced race against Monte Scott.
one OF Rhode Islands celebrities I'm the
cycle game Motor pace was not used in
those days and Scott and Elkes were
paced by triplets.. duints and quads Each
side was limited 20 "A certain number of
men, Fixes won the race and established
a set Of state records from one mile To
25 and the time was " minutes and some
seconds. which compared to the time
made at present shows the advantage OF
tho motor pace.
The last time Elkes rode Inv public here
was In September. 1Saa. AT Crescent Park
where he rode five miles behind u motor
tandem and established state records
from one nit. 10 flvc which distance VAS
ridden IN SIM 30 SOS. The present state
record is I'm. :. ass. Fixes holds more
records than any follower OF pace Last
week he broke the conpetitionf records
iron, two miles TO nineteen aud cut all Of
the marks made by Stinson In the recent
race With Nelson. still Elkes had the sd.
vantage of riding on four lap track
whilf Stlnson made his records on a six
lap structure which ~ not as fast as a
larger track on sccount OF the turns.
few of Elkes records will he found inter
cstinr in view or the fact that he il To
race Stinson Wednesday evening at the
Colosseum.
EiAss. holds AL competition records.
standing start. any track. from two
miller - t~epty-nve ard the hour record
e rode thirty-nlrs miles. 1n5 yards in
the heur. .hs so-nille competition record
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
FRvORITES BEATEN.

The card here at Saratoga yesterday
Was the llghtest Of the meeting The
Beverwick steeplechsse was the only
stake event There was no dimlnution
Ga the crowd. and it was treated 10 some
capital sport.
There was general unset Of the tall
ent M the first race. both tho first and
second horses at the finish being out
sldcrs Grail was q hot fsvorite. En-
durance vas scratched on account Of the
heavy track Grail was first away I'm
good rtart. hut Whskey King promptly
rushed 10 the front followed by Lady
Sterling and tho two had the race 10
themselves. only Smart Set getting with
IN striking distance Whiskey King led
~ the straight but Lady Sterling headed
him I'm the next furlong and won by
head. whiskey King had three lengths
over Smart Set for place. with Grail lap
ring the latter 90 the neck.
The favorte Alsike. was dumped IN the
second struggle The Amazon iumped
10 the lead as the far fell and held u
tn the head of the straight. when Nitrate
assumed command winning by length.
The Amazon beat Alsike a head for se-
cond money. Alsike was badly ridden.
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and the time for the % miles was nearly
i2 seconds better than the competition
mark OF 81 I'M. a : Outside OF Elkes Stin-
son is the only follower OF pace who has
repea tedly cut into the records, worlds
In competition.
He has cut the records from two miles
To thirteen and stu holds the six lap
track marks. In his recent race with Nell
son had not the accident taken place
Stinson would have placed the 25-mile
record so low that IL would have remain
ed unbroken for the balance Of the sea-
son When Elkes and Stinson meet We'd
nesday evening the 'ecords will go for
both men are now ri-ing I'm record form
and the patrons OF the Colosseum will see
,he race OF the year. Stinson.s work last
week shows, that he Is the only rider
capable OF meeting Elkes for the cham
pionship and a win by Stinson will place
him in line for the championship of the
year The sprint races will have the best
amateurs OF the country this week az all
of the crack riders are riding in New
England and will come TO this city next
week. The card calls for the disposal OF
the one-mile open. two-third mile handi-
cap and a two mile lap race. The advance
sale for seats was up 10 date the heaviest
of the season and a repitition OF last
Wednesday nights crowd is anticipated
by the management. Seats are now on
sale at the usual places.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
0LNEYvlLLe.

Miss Mabel Handel OF 2si Plainfeld
street was bitten by vicious dog owned
by Arthur Moan of SO Pocasset avenue
last evening and had II not have been for
Charles Collision. who was near by the re-
suits wound have been far more serious as
he at once rushed 10 the young lady and
forgetting himself loosened the java Of
the animal with his hands. Miss Handel
with another young lady were walking
by the house, when the dog few at them
and he succeeded In getting firm hold
upon Miss Handers right foot and
dragged her from the sidewalk into the
street After the dog had been taken
away the owner wanted Miss Handel to
come into their house, but instead She
went 10 her home and was attended by
DIR. Fisher. Mr.. Moan has intimated that
he would kill the dog The animal has al
ready quite reputation and no one In
the vicinity will mourn his loss.
The police of this district have no end
of small robberies to investigate az not ~
day or night passes, but what some
house is not entered and articles of value
taken. and houses under constructions
seem TO be a great attraction for sneac
thieves as new lead pipe and filings are
ripped out
Henry slocum. who lives at 1ss De-
laine street. fell down flight OF stairs
at his home yesterday and sustained a
fracture OF his left ankle. He was taken
to the Rhode Island Hospital.
Frank Leonard, Is years old, living &C
147 Regent avenue was bitten on the riuhe
arm by a dog supposed TO be owned by a.
man named Tofiski The boy was one OF
many who were playing In lot lasc
evening when the dog attacked him. The
wound was dressed by the family physi-
clan.
The St Anthony Society will meet again
tomorrow afternoon for the further cons
sderation OF the out OF doors, entertains
ment that is TO be held on the church
grounds on Labor day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17

Dan Patch son OF the great PAGER, Joe
Patchen furnished the only sensational
mile at the Brighton Beach track yester-
day. u was after s o'clock when the
second heat OF the 2.oS pace was called.
Martha Marshall had won the first heat
Inv the race hut Dan Patch still main
iained his position a. fsvorite
The selling on this race had been the
heaviest during tho meeting many ot
the pools beng between $500 and 5000.
4 sample rool found James Butler pay
ing $500 for Dan Patch, y. W. ElubinEer
bid 1900 for the Bishop. Martha Marshal.
George aud Major Muscovite brought 800
each While Paul Revere and Patsy X.
made field ticket that brought SIS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
MORAN WON AT BOSTON.

Jimmy Moran of Chelsea defeated AL
bert Champion Of France and Archie Me-
Eachern, the Canadian, in a 25-mile mo-
tor-paced cycle race at Charles River
park last night. The ease with which
the Chelsea pace follower won was sur
prising. Champion made good show
ing, but McEachern was out of IL from
the beginning
Moran went to the front just as the
second mile was finished. From that
point on. he was never headed. He
Tapped Champion once, just after the
18th mile was finished. and then started
TO repeat IL. but did not succeed.
Moran reeled off miles rapidly, the en-
tire distance being covered i'm a trifile over
39iz minutes Moran Tapped McEachern
six times. and Champion circied the Ca
madam five times.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
THE STARS QUALIFY.

In the preliminary heats in the lo-mlle
championship and the one-mile handicap,
both professional cycle events, at the
Stadium yesterday, all the best circuit
leaders qualified. The finals are 20 be
ridden tomorrow afternoon, when IL is
expected that many OF the army officers
now in this city will be present.
The only two events completed were
the best two in three heats, quarter-mile
match race between Lace Downing and
Warren Zurbrick, which the former won.
and the mile motor cycle contest. Three
heats were necessary TO decide the best
man i'm the match race. although IL looked
as though Downing won in two straight
heats.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
DOWN THE
RIVER ON
SUNDAY
A Round of Attractions Pre-
pared for Patrons Of tho
Bay-sld, Resorts.

Aside from the fact that the third sun
day in August is always popularly sup
posed to be virtually the height OF the
shore season" the fact tina John l..
Sullivan. the popular ex-champion. viii
be present on the grounds, ia certain TO
attract even a larger attendance OF pleas
ure-seekers than on last Sunday when
record in the past history OF the park was
surpassed.
With All it's myriads OF novelties and
high-class amusement attractions, u Is
undoubtedly safe 10 assert thai none
holds a higher place In popular favor than
the superb concerts given by the great
Banda Nspoli OF forty pieces, under the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
FINALS TODAY.

This afternoon. the Country Club Of
Westohester and Point Judith will meet
in the finals for the Newport cup, and a
fine game Of polo is anticipated. Point
Judith lost the Rhode Island cup at Mar
ragansett Pier to Westchester by half
goal in game that Point Judith should
have won. The Point Judith team will be-
the same as al the Pier, with one excep-
ton. Mr.. j. W, Appleton replacing Mr.
II. j. Collier. There is no change In the
Country club Of Wcstchester. The latter
will receive a handicap Of three goals
The line-up will be as follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
ONLY STARS REMAIN.

The grind through In the all comsrs
singles in the 2lst annual u. 81 N. l.. t
A. tournament at the Newport Casino has
reduced the big field OF the country'o
cracks To five men, w A. Larned, Beals
c. Wright. l.. Il. Ware. Raymond D.
Little and Clarence Hobart. Larneds
Ware and Little have already made tha
semi-hnals and Wright and Hobart hayd
yet to fight it out for a position therein.
with every chance favoring the young
Longwood crack.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
NEWPORT COLE.

Tho annual tournament of the Newrort
Golf cub will begin on Tuesday, Aug.
"a. and continue through the week. Three
cups are offered. ono by President Win
ihrop. q hsndoap and consolation
trophv. and n gold medal will reward the
best score in the qualifying round The
usual program will he followed. begin
ming with a 26-hole medal play prelir1in-
ary round. in which the first IS will quail
Ify for the presidents cup.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
HARTFORD.

Runs-Bean 2 Barclay. Smith 3, Ola
gan >, Gremlnger Phelps 2--li: Garry.
Bierbauer-2 Three-base hits--Smith ,.
Left on bases-Rochester 4; Hartford 10.
Firsf base on balls-Off Miller 2: of Nc
rartln = on kuhns l. Stolen bases
Bean, OHsgsn. First base on errors
Rochester 2: Hartford >. Struck out-Ry
Miller I, Double rlays--Bean 10 Smith
TO oHsgsn ,. sacrfhee hits Barclay,
Smith. Mcpartln. Umpire--O Loughlin.
Time--lh 45m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
WORCESTER.

Runs-Raub. Odweil 7. Dooey. Quinlsn
ran. Unglaub- - Stolen bases Odwell
Dooley. Carney. Sacrifice hits-Shcehan,
klobedanz Tvo-hsse hits-Joyce, Quin-
Ian. Doran. Crisham, Rickert. Three
base hit Joyce. Home run RsubH First
base on balls-Dm joyce =; Of klobedanz
3 Struck out-By Joyce 4: by Kobe
danz ? Hit by pitched baIl--Odvell Pass
cd balls-R Rauh. Doran. Left on bases
Time-lh 55m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
STANDING or THE cLUBA
WON IN THE ELEVENTH.

rroyidehcc beat Toronto In the nth In
ping Yesterday AZ furonto, 4 single by
Henry and Coanors drive over the fence
doing tho trick. Errors BY Fitzgerald
end Bruce eavo the visltors~their first
two runs. lionry's bad throw and VIII
iams' homer scored Toronto's brace. The
pitchers did great work The heldinS
also was good. Attendance. goo. Score;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Boston 8. Chicago .
Philade lphia 10. Milwaukee 2.
Baltimore l. Cleveland 0.
Detroit ). Washington /.
GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at Boston
Detroii al Washington.
Cleveland al Baltimore
Milwaukee at Philadelphia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
CHIPS FROM the DIAMOND.

Providence has again stepped into Sc
cond
THE edict Of President Nick Young. de-
clarinP that the national agreement was
20 be suspended after Sept a.. came Ike
a thvnderbolt out of a clear sky says
IN exchange. 1t may mean a lot OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
FOR THE GRIPPE.

A remedy recommended for patients af.
ricied with the Grippe Is KEMP's BAL
SAM which Is especially adapted for the
sam ptons OF the cise9.s. get n bottle to-
dsy and keen n for use 'he moment " is
needed. II neglected the grippe has
BAISAM prevents this ~ kesrtnx the
cough loose ard the .yngs free from II.
famnation All druggists cell kEMPb
nALaAN 81 -. eoa W.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
-one QUE twhep winning run was made.
kLOBEDANZ LOST TIE GAME.

Klobedanz : inability 10 field hunts lost
Yesterdays game 10 Worcester. Odwcll
was safe on O'ReillN's fumble. Dooley's
single nut him on third, and he scored
when She han hunted 10 klobe6anZ. Wor-
cester tied the score in the eighth and
again in the ninth. The errors OF both
teams were costly. Attendance, 1000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
BRocKToN.

Runs Clymcr, Gettmsn--2. Bannon-l.
Struck out--By liooksr 3; by Woods l.
Three base hit cannon. sSacrifcc hit
HAYWARD First base on errors Buffalo
8. Rrcckton . LEFT on bases-Bufslo s;
Brockton 3. Umpire-Warner Time
IN. Ism
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
swimming run scored with one cut.
RANK YIELDING.

The wax figures lived up to their name
Yesterday. and put up rank fielding
game The base running of the visitors
was also something frightful. In the
sixth Inning Charley Kuhns took Ralph
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
Magic Hair Stain

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
REsuLTs YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
BROOKLYN 4 New York I.
Philadelphia 8. Boston |.
GAMES TODAY.
BROOKLYN at New York.
Boston at philadelphia.
Chicago at 81. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pi.trhurR.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17

10 held byElkes he having r.aden the half
century In one hour. % minutes % 2-5 sec
onds. In flights against time Elkes holds
the worlds ..gures from three miles 70 rs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
SUPERIOR BATTING

Hits-PhiIadelphia Is. Milwaukee 9.
Errors Philadelphia /, Milwaukee 3. Bat
terics- Bernhard, Powers: Sparks. Ma
loney Umpire--Sheridan Time-1h.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17

ROCHESTER,.

Miller's place In the box and acquitted
himself with much credit. Attendance,
1000. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17

Hits-Brooklyn .. New York & Errors
brooklyn :. New York I. Batteries
Hughes. Farrell. Taylor. Smith. Warner.
l 'npire-Dwyer. Time-ih. Som.
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NEW YoRKs Not IN TT.

IL was not much trouble for the Brook
Iyns 10 take their ueighbors from New
York into camp az Washington park to-
day The Harlemites could not hit
Hughes. while the Champions made hits
when needed " was slow game,
catch by kceler off the right field fence
being the feature. Attendance geo. The
score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17


This afternoon at Clinton oval the
Noonsocket Gyms and the Pascosgs will
play their annual game. The meeting
will be "A hot one
Barney Woodwork pitched for the
Gyms the first OF the season. Then he
was released and Faulkner hired in his
place. At Milford. July Z. Woodwork
pitched against Faulkner and the Gyms
and won his game to.s He will pitch
his arm out tomorrow in an effort 10
repeat the trick.
On the other hand. Faulkner was tired
from travelling last Fourth of July. and
he did not have the team back OF him
that he will have tomorrow. Faulkner,
who will be caught by Brennan. Will pitch
lively ball and means 10 try 70 show
Barney" that the Gyms did not make
any mistake when they swapped pitchers
Each club Will have q strong team and
the game ought 10 be close and interest
ing. II Lawson is not played i'm either
in6eld or outfeld, he will be on the coach
ing lines.
Chairman Richard Herrick Jr.. OF the
board OF directors of the Woonsocket
Gyms baseball team has received the fol-
lowing letter from +. r. Holden, Speaker
of the house Of representatives;
Aug IA 1901.
! appreciate very much the permission
given me 20 cit on the bench AT the local
grounds OF the Gyms in Woonsocket.
Enclosed find my check for $25 which
please use In any way you choose for the
BOYS, and " ere is monev TO be raised
at any time. don't fail 10 call on me. The
boys do US all credit and I want TO be
one 10 help them out
Very truly yours
r. r. Holden.
The management and players of the
team appreciate this gift
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
EASTERN LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Providence g. Toronto Eli innings.
Montreal Z, Worcester s.
Huffalo 2. Brockton l.
Rochester II. Hartford 2.
GAMES TODAY.
Providence at Toronto.
Worcester at Montreal.
Hartford at Rochester.
Brochton at Buffalo.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
'one out when winning run was scored.
BRoCKToN DEFEATED.

The Bisons showed a reversal Of form
yesterday. and the struggle between the
tailenders was a good one Amole. Dean
and Kennedy were released yesterday.
and this shake-up evidently did the team
good Buffalo scored the winning run
on errors by Slater and j. smith At
tendance 200. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
EInWood.
LADIES'

LADIES.
Bratton, Miss Sarah Merritt Mrs
Clark Miss Vivian George
Coleman. Mrs. tTy- Mann, Mrs Bessie
Ter st) OBrien. Miss sarah
Tanning. Mrs. VIM. Pierce. Mrs. Vim
Grant, Mrs. Daniel Pies Mrs CAnthony
A. avt
killora - Miss Mary Sergeant. Miss Abb
Matthews. Mrs. bic
Della
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17

Hits-Detrolt 13 Washington Z. Errors
Detroit 2, Washington 8. Batteries
Yeager. Shaw: Lee. Clarke. Umpire
Haskell. Time In. 45m.
SUPERIOR BATTING.
The PhIladeiphians again won from
Milwaukee Yesterday by superior work at
the bat In the FIRST and second innings
five OF the hits were doubles. Attend
ance 1920 Score:
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things. but just what IL does mean no.
body knows I'm detail IL certainly does
mean two things. first that the National
league has been licked out OF It's boots
by the American. and second. that the
National league intends TO make a whole
sale raid on the players OF the minor
leagues"
Conn., pitcher recently released from
Rochester will be given trial by Provi-
dence.
Provldencc see-ssws between second
and third place. Pass them both and
take frst
Guihscn formerly with Bangor is now
playing With the Newport IN. H. team.
Jimmy Manning denies that McGraw
sounded him ON the proposition 10 jump
TO the National league.
Leo ne Mpntrcsiile, who vas injured In
trolly accident near Syracuse some time
since, is at Washington, and has to SO
about on crutchcs.
Hart and Johnson have been talking
over things and out Of this hss come all
the yarns about peace and consolidation.
All the conferences have been purely in
formal. Hart IL more anxious for
peace settlement utan many OF his as
sociatee.
There may he lots of star pitchessin the
league. but when Il comes GOV 90 play
inG ball I'm hole, and winning ont by
conscientious work jus, give us The old
standby, Drinkwater. sHe never pitched
better game than yesterday and his
work is appreciated In Manchester today.
Manchester Union OF Thursday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
TORONTO.

Ruus 49, Walters. Cassidy. Henry-3:
Schalb, Williams. Home run-Wh-
lams Threc-h he Sc lrit--Cassidy. Two
base hlts--Connor Friend. stolen base
- Sullivan. Sacrifice hits-Sta frord 2, Sui
livan, Counor. Double play-Sullivan 10
Cassidy. First base on balls-On VIII
Hams (. of Friend q Wild pitches-Wil-
lians . Struck out--By Williams 3; by
Friend f. Left on baseS-Toronto 5;
Providence S. umplre-Gaffney Time
hours.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
WASHINGTON ouTBATTED.

Detroit outbatted Washington yesterday
and won the first game Of the series. In
the third inning the visitors punched FIVE
singles which. with an error. netted four
runs. Yeaser pitched glt-edgcd ball and
after the first inning the locals failed 10
hit consecutively. Barrett distinguished
himself I'm centre field and his running
catch of long fly was the feature. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17

Hts-Boston ., Chicago 5. Errors
Boston ]. Chicago 4 Batteries-Young
Cr2er: Callahan. Sullivan. Umpire
Cantillon. Time-lh. ISM.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
AN ERRoRLEss GAME.

Foreman pitched an Excellent game yes
terday afternoon for Baltimore and shut
out Cleveland. Bowling was also active,
allowing but one run. Attendance 1876.
Score:
Innings ........
Hits-Baltimore Z. Cleveland S. Errors
Baltimore o. Cleveland 0. Batteries
Foreman. Bresahan. Bowling, Wood.
Umpire-Manassau
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-17
A PITCHERS BATTLE

Yesterdays game between Boston and
Philadelphia was a pitchers battle and
a field exhibition. Attendance 2i5s Score.
Innings .~.... So
Boston. ............ q o o 0 o o. /
Hits-Phiadelphia .. Boston s. Errors
Philadelphia 0, Boston Q. Batteries
Donahue Mcfarland. Willis. kittredgc
'mpirp-Emsiie. Time--1h 3om