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WITH THE AMATEURS

The Keystones added another vic
tory to their long string by defeating
the Minnesota Stars by the score 16 to
5. The Keystones have played nine
teen games, with only two defeats.
They will meet the Mohawks on the
Como avenue grounds Saturday morn
ing. Twelve-year- old teams desiring
games, address G. White, 807 Buffalo
street.
The Parlor Clothing company team
has been strengthened and desires
games without-of -town clubs. Answer
through The Globe.
The Oaklands want games. The
Oaklands line up as follows: Griffin,
3b; Collier, 2b; Mullkern, IS; Judd,
1b; Jackson, CT: Peltier, If; Degnan, c;
Wagner, IF; Shannahan, p. Address J.
Handles. Endicott Arcade.
The American Beauties will meet the
Young Loras Friday on the State
street grounds.
The st. Paul broker operators will
play the Minneapolis operators at the
Minnesota Transfer grounds Saturday
afternoon. Batteries, Dempsey and
Carlson, Dapron and Mullane.
The Twenty-first infantry team de-
Ginning to play the c.. Gotham team,
the Shoemakers will play the George
E. Lennon team at Lexington park
Sunday morning. Conrad and Gross
will work for the Shoemakers; Knee
land and Weissel for the Clothiers.
The Plymouth Clothing company
team will play the Crusaders on the
Greens Sunday morning. The teams
are evenly matched, and the game
should prove interesting.
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YACHTS OF THE CHICAGO CLUB.
All Are at Harbor' Point, Mich, or
Have Reported.

HAYBOR POINT, Mich, Aug. 10
All the yachts comprising the fleet OF
the Chicago Yacht club, which started
on its annual cruise Aug. i for this
place, are now here or have reported
and gone forward to the straits The
storms of the past ten days scattered
the boats to various parts for shelter,
but no disaster to crafts or men has
yet been reported.
Mr.. LaWrence's Mistral arrived Sat-
urday afternoon. She was followed by
the Alice and the Hawthorne sailed in
during the night from Muskegon. Sun
day the Josephine came in from
Frankfort. The Minota and Spray met
at South Manitou island and spent
Monday there, and arrived here today
about dawn. The Point Yacht club
has offered a handsome trophy to be
raced for from Chicago next summer
for all classes of cruising boats. The
accident resulting in the death Of DR..
). White, of Saginaw, has caused much
comment owing to the refusal of one
or the yachts in the race 10 go to the
assistance of the crew Of the wrecked
BOAT struggling in the water The
three survivors were resuced by Mr..
Payson Thompson, Of Chicago, on the
Little Nun, which was in the race. but
Dr.. White had sunk before they ar
rived.
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81 BASEBALL, RACING And OTHER SPORTING NEWS )
Hess 2; time 200; umpire, Connolly; left
on bases, Baltimore 6, Cleveland 8.
Hits Well Bunched.

Hess 2; time 900; umpire, Connolly; left
on bases, Baltimore 6, Cleveland 9.
Hits Well Bunched.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Aug. 13.-St.
Louis was more successful than the home
club in bunching hits today and assisted
by Carricks error in the sixth inning.
reach. Attendance, 1853. Score:
R.H. E.
St. Louis ....S Of % ii Q
Batteries-Carrick and Clark; Powell
and Sugden. Earned runs, Washington
4, ST. Louis a. two-base hits, Coughlin,
KeyStOck, Lee, Ryan, Anderson, McCor-
mick; three base hits, Burkett, Hedrick:
stolen base, Keister; bases on balls, off
Carrick 1. off Powell 2; struck out, by
Carrick 2, by Powell 2; double play, Nc
Cormick to Padden to Anderson: left on
bases. Washington 5, st. Louis 6; time,
1:45: umpires, Carruthers and tombstone.
Large Goose Egg for Chicago.
BOSTON, Mass, Aug. 13.-Chicago
could not hit Dineen today. and Gala
hans wildness, with oppOrtune batting
by the home team, settled the outcome of
gave way to Garvin in the third. Score:
r. H. E..
Boston n .......o 9dS 9 9 9 ga 9
Batteries-Dineen and Criger; Garvin
Lachance, Parrot, Criger; stolen bases,
Criger, Isbell; first base on balls. off Di-
neen 8, off Callahan 6, off Garvin 2; struck
out, by Dineen 5, by Callahan 2, by Gar
vim l; wild pitch. Callahan; time. 2:10;
umpire, OLaughlin; attendance, 1000.
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PLAY FOR THE PENNANT.i
Vests and Great Northerns. to Settle
5.,j5sffSs rae characteristics,

The championship of the st. Paul
Commercial league will be settled at
Lexington park Saturday afternoon.
The West Publishing company team
and the Great Northern railway team
are now tied for first place. The race
for the pennantn has been most ex-.
citing one, and this the concluding
game st the schedule must be played
to decide the championship.
The publishers won the pennant last
season Dut the railroaders insist that
they are to spoil all chance for any
two time championship. Frank Nc
Carthy, we'll known In local baseball
circles, will umpire the game, which
will be called at $3.50 o'clock
Hoffman and Dellar, the two stars
Of the Commercial league, Will be the
opposing slabmen. Both teams have
been strengthened, and are now play
ing fast ball. Each club has a large
following and an enthusiastic crowd
of rooters have arranged to attend the
game.
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tW5%I0 TIE TN0VT0O . NNESs
Feature of Day at Harlem Has Sidney
c. Love as Central Figure.

CHICAGO, Aug. 10. - One of the
biggest coups of the local racing sea-
son came out in the third race at Har-
lem today, when Brigadier romped
home eight lengths in front of his
field, after being backed from to 1
down to 8 at post time. A prominent
horse owner is said to have cleaned up
$4,000 on the race here and in New
York
The Proviso stakes. the feature of
the day. was won by Sidney G. Love.
the favorite. with Philo second and
Poor Boy third. Owing to q h1lRber Of
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AWAY DAY AT DELMAR.
Several Favorites Defeated, Three
BowIed Over BY Lonu Shots.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 13.-This was
getaway day at Delmar, and the rae
ing was characterized by the upset
usually accompanying occasions of the
kind. Two odds on and two even
money favorites went down to defeat,
three of them being bowled over by
long shots. w. B. Gates ran a brilli-
ant race in the feature event at one
mile and sixteenth, coming from no.
where like a wild horse in the stretch
and beating off his field. The time,
1:47 fiat, ties the track record His
stable mate, Wax Taper, was a dis
NAL last, thirty-five lengths away. Lit
tie Master and w. B. Gates were the
only winning first choices. The racing
scene shifts to Kinlock Park tomor-
row. Track fast and weather fine.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
DETROIT Is TWICE SHUT OUT.
WaddelI and Hastings More Effective

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 13-Detroit
was was smut out in both games. Waddell
more effective than their opponents and
Scores: e0'
FIRST Game R.H. e.
Philadelphia Il 2 i12 - u q
Batteries-Mercer and Mcclure. Wade
Gel GEL ana Schreck. Earned runs. Philadel-
pa1a T. t% Iit hits Gleason. NJ Cross:
troit 4, Philadelphia Z; first base on halls
on mercer 3. off Waddell /; hit by pitched
pail Murphy; struck out, by Mercer 2, by
Waddell 4; time, 1872; umpires, Powers
and McAllister
Second Game RH n
P PSiIsdtlph i. g 9sSSs9sSS..ss ! s
Batteriesa.M ulltag and Buelow; Hust-
ings and Powers. Earned runa Phiia-
deiph1a A. two-base hits, Barrett. Beck.
b buIez' hi 4: Cross r Murphy, Cross three
stolen bases Fultz, Davis; left on Eases,
Detroit g. Philadelphia q; first base on,
oatis, on Mullin 8, off Hastings 2; struck
l:45; umpire, Sheridan.
Beats Cleveland HandIIy,
BALTIMORE, Mo. Jug. 1s.-Tbe Ra1-
timore American league team celebrated
It's home coming by beating Cleveland
fh 1;l smith, the youngster who won
of the box in two innings. Score:
Baltimore ....s2doo5os.-il Is i i
Cleveland 100 OIL IL Ii 4
Smith and Wood. Sacrifice hit, Gilbert;
wo-base hits, Mccarthy, Williams. Re-
mis-; three-base hits. Williams, Courtney,
I McFarland, Robinson; stolen bases, Gil
play Bay to Gochnauer; first base on
balls, by Smith 1, by Hess 5, by Howell 3.
struck out, by Howell 4, by Smith i, by
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Earned runs Chicago 1, Brooklyn g. first
on errors. Chicago l, Brooklyn l. left on
bases: Chicago 4, Brooklyn 8; two-base
hits. Dolan, Evans; three-base hits. Jones,
Darrell; double play, Lowe to Tinker to
Williams 2; suck out, by Evans 8, by
Williams 3; time, 1876: umpire, Brown.
They Break Even.
BOSTON, Mass, Aug 13.-Boston and
tittsburg broke even in two games today
Boston won the first game by a batting
singles and two doubles netted six runs.
In the secod game Boston tried new
local pitcher named Dresser, who struck
out eight men. The fielding of Boston
was ragged and the visitors won handily,
The feature was Wagner's base running.
Scores:
First Game
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cALuMETs ARE COMING BACK.
Chicago Lacrosse Team VIII Play at Lex
ington Park Sunday Afternoon.

Still smarting from the defeat admins
tered by the ST. Paul Lacrosse club the
Calumets, of Chicago, are determined to
win back leadership honors for the red,
white and blue, and are coming back to
st. Paul for a second try. The request
for a second game has been granted by the
st. Paul club, and Sunday afternoon the
two teams will clash at Lexington.
The local sportsmen who watched the
game at Lexington several Sundays ago
are delighted with the announcement OF
the second game. Lacrosse rapidly wins
its way. into the hearts of all sport low
ers and this time Lexington park prom
iseS to be crowded to overlooking. Man
ager Donnelly, of the Calumets, now adj
mated the worth of the st. Paul club,
and promises that this time he will bring
players who are able to carry the winning
end back to Chicago.
The st. Paul players have resumed reg
ular practice, and with every fast man
in shape they declare that they are ready
to repeat the beating administered in the
first game.
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A. a. U. In Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Aug. 13.-The
all-around championship meeting of
the Central association, A. A. u, will
be held under the auspices Of the
Sodality Athletic association Of this
city. The date for the games will be
either Sept. or 10. The list of events
will consist of the 100-yard dash, put
ting the 16-pound shot, running high
jump. half-mile walk, throwing 16-
pound hammer, pole vault running
broad jump, 120-yard high hurdle,
throwing 56pound weight and one
mile pm
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WESTERN LEAGUE

At Kansas city R.H.E
Denver ......1 0 2 0 o 0 4 1 o. 8 10 4
Batteries, Riseley Nichols and Messitt
McClusky, Whiteridge, Wilson and Nc
Connell.
At st. Joseph-First Game R. H. E.
st. Joseph. ....5 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0-8 II 2
Batteries, CASTOR and BaeEwald, Parvin
and Roth.
Second Game R. H. E.
st. Joseph. 20 / 2 0 0 0 0 % 9 8
Batteries, McNelley and Hauser Chinn
and Gavin
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-Snecial to- the Globe.

Special to the Globe. -
TOLEDO, Ohio, Aug. 13.-Southpaw
Mock started to make it a hard time
for the Saints this afternoon, but in the
fourth the Kelly men struck their
gait and drove the left-hander to
theg reenwood. CSggswell he of the
red pate, took Mock's place and stop
ped the scoring, but the lead was a
winning one and the Saints were new
er in danger. Score, to 2.
Chech worked a good game for the
visitors. The big fellow was pounded
hard, but spread the hits and the Hens
could do nothing except in the sixth
and seventh, when solitary runs were
pushed around the paths.
Higgins fielding was the feature of
the game. The little fellow handled
thirteen chances without a break and
his one hit was two-Sacker. Shan
non pounded the Hen pitchers hard, Sc
curing three hits in his five chances,
and billiard also clouted some. Tur-
ner, Gilks and Meany secured seven
of the Hens ten hits 1 Sore.
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Savoy a Capital Splinter.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug 13.-Savoy
again demonstrated his class as a
Splinter at Highland Park today by
making a show of his company in the
six and one-half furlong event He
was pulled up in the final quarter
and finished in 1:2OA, a quarter Of
second over the track record. Favor
ties were generally successful. Track
fast; weather threatening.
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*One out when game forfeited
Left on bases, Louisville 8, Kansas City
5; two-base hits, Cannon, Odwell; three
base hits, Flournoy. McAndrews, Dunkle,
Schaub; sacrifice hit, Gear; double play.
Lewee to Thiel; stolen bases Cannon,
McAndrews, Kerwin; struck out, by Dun
kle 4; hit by pitcher, Thiel; bases on
balls, by Dunkle 2, by Gear 4; time, 1:45;
umpire, Haskell.
Postponed.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Aug 1S.-To-
days double header between indianapolis
and Milwaukee was postponed on account
of wet grounds.
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Stolen bases, Knoll Mcfarland; two
base hits. Hart, McFarlan, Lynch, I4ally,
Yeager; sacrifice hits, Hendricks 2, Quill
struck out. by McMackin 1; bases on
balls. by McMackin 8, by Cribbins 4; hit
by pitcher, by Cribbins /; time, 1877; UNI
pire. Figgmeier.
Forfeited to Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Aug 13.-Umpire Has
kell forfeited the game to Louisville in
the eighth inning because Kansas City
refused to play for ten minutes. With two
men on bases Dunlkle hunted and Grady
claimed that Dunkel interfered with him
as he passed by, which caused Grady to
make bad throw to the plate to catch
Schaub, who came home with the tieing
run on the bunt. None of the spectators
saw Dunkle touch Grady 1t was bit
terly fought game all the way through.
Louisville would have won out anv way
as the locals had man on third and one
on second with only one out In the eighth.
Long hits We're plentiful. Score:
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league Brooklyn and New York were
two distinct cities, each in possession
of it's territorial rights, and while it
is true that the two cities have been
merged under a single government.
concurrent jurisdiction has not been
granted nor territorial rights disturb
ed by any legislative action of the
league"
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Worlds Record Lowered.

PROVIDENCE, R. L, Aug. 1S.-Hugh
Mclean lowered the worlds record for
twenty miles at the Coliseum tonight by
forty-two seconds, placing the mark at
27:34 2-5. 1t was in a second race with
Albert Champion
Sam Sulkins, of Boston, defeated HUI
bert Martin, of this cay, in two straight
worlds amateur record for the distance
making mark In the second heat Of
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scratches in the fifth race, the event
was declared off. The first race, with
nfteen starters, was split in two and
run as the first and second events.
The first nine on the programme made
up the first race and the other six the
second. Weather wet; track deep and
holding
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*Batted Tor kettler in ninth.
Two-base hits, Coggswell Smith, Hug
gins; stolen bases, Meaney, Pierce. Mar
can; double play, Meaney to Turner;
struck out, by Coggswell /; by Chech /;
base on balls, off Mock 1; off Coggswen 1;
wild pitch, Chech l time, 1:40; umpire,
Tindill; attendance, $50.
Minneapolis Put Back.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug 13.-Cribhips
was easy for the Columbus batters today,
while McMackin's effective pitching was
given brilliant support. The feature was
the hitting of Mcfarland, who scored two
runs and drove in four others. Score:
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Earned runs, Pittsburg g. Boston 1;
twobase hits, Wagner, Dresser. Tenney:
three base hit. Conroy; stolen bases.
Leach q, Wagner 8, Tannehill, Cooley,
Beaumont; double plays, Ritchey to Con-
roy, Conroy to Ritchey to Wagner: first
base on balls, off Philippe L. struck out.
by Philippe s, by Dresser s; time, 1885;
umpire Irwin. -
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Earned runs, New York 8, Cincinnati
1; first base by errors, New York 2, Gin
cinnati l.; left on bases, New York 4,
Cincinnati 6; first base on balls, off Mat
thewson 3, off Thielman L struck out
by MatthewSon 4, by Thielman g. home
run, Brodie; three base E1ts, Crawford,
Seymour; two-base hit, Kelley; sacrifice
hit, Dunn; stolen base, Maloney; double
play, Thielman to PETIT to Kelley to
Beckely; hit by pitcher, by Thfelman /;
wild pitches, Thielman. Matthewson; UNI
pire, O'Day; time, 1:40.
Brooklyn OutpIays Chicago.
BROOKLYN. NY, Aug. 1s-Brook-
lyn defeated Chicago again today by to
2; Capt. Lowe, of the Chicago team, was
put out of the game and ordered off the
field by Umpire Brown for protesting
decision on balls and strikes in the eighth
inning. Score:
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Hummrel, for the locals, allowed but two
hits, and struck out twelve men. Score: ,
Cambridge ...3 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0-3
Princeton ....1 0 0 0 8 3 IS
Batteries = Hummrel and Cravens;
Booth and Bunker.
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Brush Not BUYING.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-John T..
Brush said tonight. that there was no
truth in the rumor that he had bought
or was going to buy a controlling In
terest in the New York baseball club
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frst h IuiS New f0rR l; Ilhei mat
cinnati 2; left on bases, New York s. Gin
cinnati 10; first base on balls, off McGin-
nifty S, off Hahn 2; struck out, by McGin-
nifty 3, by Hahn z; home run, Kelley;
three base hit Steinfeldt; two base hit,
Lauder; stolen bases. Kelley. Corcoran,
Beckley, Bowerman; double plays, Smith
to McGraw to Lauder Bresnahan to Nc
Calm, Corcoran to Peitz to Beckley;
passed bali, Bergen; umpire, ODay; time,
1:55.
Second game
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SAINTS POUND MOCK
KELLY MEN BUNCH HITS AND
WIN IN ONE INNING.
cHEcH STEADY ON SLAB
COGSWELL is GOOD

Succeeds Left Handler and Stops the
Scoring When ST. Paul Has Enough
to Win-Huggins Plays Fast Field
ing Game-Shannon and billiard
Stars With Stick.
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GREENE AND FULLER WIN.
Capture High Score Badges In Game Of
ST. Paul Whist Club.

Six tables were played, in the eighth
game of the thirty third duplicate whist
tourney of the st. Paul Chess and Whist
club last night. The high score was made
by Green and Fuller
The midsummer meeting Of the North
western Whist association will be held
at Fergus Falls Aug. Is and Is. ST. Paul
VIII be represented in the association
Paul trophy for fours. The score of Ia ST
nights play in detailI
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Princeton Defeats Cambridge.

Special to The Globe.
PRINCETON Mimi, Aug. 13.-Prince-
ton defeated Cambridge in one of the
prettiest games of the season. Cam
bridge came to make a hard fight, but
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Games Today.

st. Paul at Toledo.
Minneapolis at Columbus.
Kansas City at Louisville.
Milwaukee at Indianapolis.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
ST. LOUIS oPPoRTUNE HITTING,
This Enables 1t TO Get the Better Of the

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 13.-St
Louis defeated Philadelphia today by op-
perfume hitting. Both pitchers were ef-
1ectlVe but Pierson was the most fortune
ate when bits meant rllns Scoro: -
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today in their second innings at the
last test match with the English team.
The latter won the match by one
wicket
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NEW YORK. Aug. 13.-The New York
and Cincinnati teams played double
visitors outbatted the home team in the
first game. In the second the New Yorks
scored all their runs in the first three
innings off five hits. Long hitting was
the feature in both contests. Corcoran.
the visiting shortstop was put out of the
first game for diSputing a decision of
Umpire O'Day Score first game:
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ON TURF
WITNESSES OF GRAND CIRCUIT
RACES GET THEIR MONEYS
WORTH
SPHINX S WINNER
OF THE 2:oS PACE

His Driver Fined for Not Trying for
the First Heat-WiIques Wins AS
HE Pieases In 2:2o Trotting Class
and the Rajah Takes Horse Review
Stake.
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Australian Cricketers Lose.

LONDON. Aug. 13.-The Australian
cricketerS were all out for Ia runs
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*Batted for Chesbro in NINTH
Earned runs, Boston 6; Pittsburg 4;
two-base hits, Leach, Clarke, Greminger,
Demont; three-base hit, Wagner: home
run. Leach; stolen bases, Dexter, Carney,
Long, Clark; first base on balls, off Willis
2; hit by pitched ball. Clarke; struck out,
by Willis 8, by Chesbro 4; time, 1855; UNI
pire, Irwin.
Second Game
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Each Take a Game.

hit by pitched ball, Ryan; struck out, by
Iberg 3, by Pierson 4; time, 1:40; umpire,
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Earned run, Philadelphia; two-base bit
Douglass; sacrifice hits. HuIswitt, Bar ar.
~ Ryan; stolen base, Donovan; left on
BILE plays, Wolyerton to Jennings to His
witt. Jennings (unassisted), Hulswitt fo
Jennings; first base on balls. off Iberg 3:
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MILLIONS OF MOTHERS
COMPLETE TREATMENT FOR EVERY HUM0TJR

Consung OF CUTICURA SOAP cleanse skin;
OirmEET to heal the skim and CUTcURA
the most tortung dsgurng itching burning cay
rasnes and tatons with loss of hair when all
CUrIcURA RNEDrEs
CHEA CORP, Sole Props- Boston. - 49,
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Chestnut, Oh 6, by Glenarm Jr.,
dam by Rescue CT. Brown - 70
The Bishop, b g, by Argot Wilkes
Wy 1SOnk-> a 70
Sphinx 8, oh 6. by SrS@.x (Spear)6 8 /
Winfield Stratton, b (J McGuire). 2 4
Tom Nolan, b g (Nuckols) ..7 Q
Miss Leach. blk m (Estey) ......5
Time, 2:07%, 2:09A, 2:09A.
First money to Chestnut, second to
Sphinx S., third to The Bishop and fourth
to Major Muscovite.
2;2o class, trotting. Hiram Woodruff
stake, $4,000:
Wilque, b 6, by Queechy Lady
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shields, of the Baltimores, possesses all
Sne earniarks of a great pitcher He has
nad lots OF hard work lately, and to this
ing against ST. Louis on Sunday. With
Billy Robinson for a tutor it is safe
10 say that he will soon be in the front
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-09-11
PRINCE ALERT WINS
FROM ANACONDA

Hartford, Conn, Sept. 6.-The
grand circuit races at Charter Oak
park ended yesterday, the postponed
events of Thursday being embodied In
the days program, making six races.
The feature was the special race be-
tween Prince Albert and Anaconda for
a purse Of $4,000, the winner to take
all. 1t was contested in three heats.
Prince Alert winning the first and
third heats and the money. In the
first heat Anaconda made a bid for
the heat in the last quarter, but with
out avail. In the second heat. When,
half way up the stretch Anaconda
passed Alert, winning by a length.
Anaconda went to the front in the
third and maintained the position all
the way around until the stretch was
reached, when Alert let out-afink and
came up even. Prince Alert contin-
ued again and when the wire was
reached Anaconda's nose was lapping
Prince Alert's sulky. Prince Alert
was the favorite in the betting.