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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-26
PROVIDENCE COLOSSEUM

Tomorrow evening the professional
sprinters will be at the Colosseum and
will race for the large sums OF money
offered by the management The star
event will be the one-third mile National
championship, In which Frank Kramer.
the champion, will start, also Major Tay-
lor.
The latter has not been riding of late
owing 10 the illness of his wife, but ho
will start Wednesday evening I'm the
championshi event. All OF the noted
chasers nave entered and the three pro
events VIII insure flst and snappy racing.
The pros will arrive In this city to-
morrow and viii commence training at
the track. The list OF entries 10 the ANA
teur events Is the best since the opening
of the season. Marcus Hurley will start
IN the open and handicap. as will Potter.
McKinnon. Root and host OF other
noted speed merchants.
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straight line. During the greater part
OF the trip the regular channel was fol-
lowed, but the oyster beds were cut
across In going TO the Park pier.
De Wire took the water at 1l:l5 and
reached Crescent Park at 2:3S. Only once
did he pause and then only long enough
TO take stimulant. De Wire was fol-
lowed by Oscar Busch and Peter III. Min
kieva.
life saver. having saved no less than S3
persons from drowning Notwithstanding
his age he enlisted in the navy during
the war with NSpain and served on the
Constellation. Ajax, Manhattan and Rich
mond, being then SO years OF age. He is
a large man. being six feet tall and
Weighing 225 pounds He was born in New
York 81 years ago.
He felt very little discomfort from his
swim and announces that he is open TO
swim any man from FIVE to fifteen miles
for $1,000 aside.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-26
TRACK LIGHTNING FAST

The grand circuit races at Narragansett
park began yesterday with record
breaking crowd for an opening day pres
ent a track that was lightning fast. and
races decided I'm very fast time. every
horse winning a heat lowering his mark.
-Four events were down. a decision on
the card and all we're disposed OF In good
season. The slight showers that passed
over the track served only 20 lay the dust.
All the events were won I'm straight heats.
excepting the 2.2o pace which required
Anal heats 20 ind a winner. Gold Brick
and Dandy Chimes dividing the honors In
this race.
Remarkably low figures were hung out.
Baron de Shay being obliged 90 go In
2:os% 10 win the 2:25 trot. and the Prince
OF orange was forced 10 trot I'm 2.10is 20
win In the 10 trot. The 2:0S pace was
won In two straight heats by Nathan
Strauss In 2:05h and 2:0eA.
OF the ten starters IN the 2:2o pace but
seven lasted. two being drawn and one
distanced. The time was remarkably fast
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-26
INTERSTATE CRICKET

The Rhode Island eleven to represent
the state Labor Day in the interstate
cricket match with Massachusetts, has
been picked as follows: James Macdon-
aid, James Aldred. J. A. Shaw. Alexan-
der Meiklejohn. M. p. Macdonald. John
Aldred. f. Dexter. Brambam. A. Armi-
tage, Andrew Meiklejohn and J. Smith
Substitutes--C. Weld. Falconer Torbitt
Scorer-E Saywell; Umpire-William
Holmes.
The Massachusetts, team is recognized
as a very strong one, being made up OF
some OF the best batters In the state.
The makeup follows: Heys. Draper.
Pearson, Hamer. r. Fairbairn, Bartlett.
Burns, Martin, Trenchard. Newman,
Hubbard; Hodgson. substitute: c. n.
Thornton, scorer; Greenwood. umpire.
Pawtucket Driving Park is the place
picked for the match, which will be
an aIl-day affair.
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SevEN-MIlE SWIM

Sunday Thomas De Wire. well known
as long distance swimmer In this city
and Newport having been on instructor
Of swimming In the latter city for a
number OF years. and also having taught
the art at Narrngansett Pier and James
town. swan from Fox Point wharf TO
Crescent Park.
The distance is about seven miles. as
De Wire covered a. and during a large
portion OF the time he had n bad wind
to contend with. and the water was very
cold. The side wind blowing forced the
swimmer TO deviate considerably from q
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DIAMOND DUST

Short games and long games appear to
have bad effect on the Providence team.
That 18th victory hoodood the Grays
worse than was expected; even Newark
took a game.
Rochester club big question would be
opened UP Of what 10 do with the games
won by Providence during the two
months Bean has played with the team.
II he belonged 10 Rochester every game
he has played is surely illegal and In JUS
tice TO the other clubs should not count,
but on the other hand should all the
games be thrown out II would put Provi-
dence In last place and kill the game here
for fair. II is hardly likely however.
that the games, will be thrown out. no
matter what disposition is made OF Beams
case.
Frank Leonard has signed McCauley TO
help out In the catching department OF
the Worcester team, and II Pat makes
good may be retained for the season
For genuine downright hard luck with
players Worcester has had II this year.
Steelman has returned and may be back
In the game I'm a short time.
Every home club in both the big leagues
won yesterday, Washington taking two:
every home club IN the Eastern league
also won, and all but one In the New
England. 1t was a great day for home
crowds.
Even though Andy Freedman has add
ed McGraw and Brush to his salary list
the Giants are stjll in last place. You
can not make a rock float by pouring lead
over II. you know-Cincinnar CONNER
cial-Tribune.
The Blackstone Juniors will in the
future be known as the Buffalo Juniors
The team defeated the Navy Boys by a
score OF s TO 8. The lineup is as follows:
James Morocco, c.. Rafael p.: Joseph
Paul. 1b.; Carlo Izzi, Oh: Tony Batastine,
3. A.: Joseph Venzeale, 3b.: Joe Rao, r. T.:
Pete Grazeano. c. T. Nicholas Santangle,
J. r The Juniors would like 10 play any
team In the state from 10 TO IS Send
to Joe Paul. isl Spruce street
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fAWTUXET VALLEY

Although the Warwick town council
held short session yesterday at the
council chamber In Apponaug. yet the
business which involved the payment OF
tho officers who aid special duty during
the recent railroad strike was .scussed
and Il is hoped that a satisfactory settle
ment will soon he brought about. Presi-
dent Spragie said that he had talked
with Manager Potter and that no had
said all would be settled by the railroad
company. How soon this settlement will
will be made. was not stated however.
The business transacted by the council
was as follows.
The widening OF the highway at Ap-
Benjamin Straight OF Riverpoint IL cri-
tically I'll at his home on woodsde ave-
nue..
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TEN EYCK BEATEN

Baltimore. Aug 26.-Harry Vail OF Cam
bridge Mass, defeated James A. Ten
Eyck OF Worcester yesterday in their
two-mile single scull race on the Patapsco
for a purse of $500 and side bet. Vail
won easily by three lengths. No time
was taken.
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Kalevala, b. m, by Kremlin
A1ounBD ..........................
The RaJah. b. g., by Prince OF India
NLyonsl ....-..,.-...-...-........
Ralph Wick, b. a., by Almont Bruins
wick tRiley) ...........................
NJ NJ. D.. b. m, by Conductor INC
kenney) .,.......................
Betsey Ross, b. m, by Wilkes Boy
(Wills) ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. DIS
Hall Fry, b. g.. by Woodsprite
TIme-2:l3h; 2:10is.
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Norwich June 26-The final games in
the National Rogue association tourna-
ment were played here yesterday after
noon. With the schedule completed
Wahly and S. l.. Duryee were tied for
the championship honors. each having
won IL and lost games. On playing the
tie of Duryea won out.
II was n long fought battle. lasting two
changed hands only five times.
Duryee. who IS now the champion ro-
quer OF America. held this honor in 1886.
The final scores
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'Batted for Blewitt in the ninth inning
WORCESTER IN BAD FORM.

Jersey City. Aug. 2s.-Loose fielding by
Worcester made victory easy for Jersey
City. The visitors gave wretched eN-
hibttion and piled up eight errors. which.
with three passed balls, aided by the good
hitting of the home team, gave them 10
runs. The stick work Of Halligan, Crit
I'm and Mack was the feature. Capt. Carr
ming by Umpire Sharkey Score
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just What the Old Folks Need.

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BUFFALO.

TwO-base hits-Thfelman, law. Thfee-
base hit-Hayden. Sacrifice hits--Zelmer
2. Leroy, Grimshaw. Atherton. Double
Frick 10 OHngan First base on balls
or Horton 3: of Ferry 3. Struck out
BY Horton 2: by Ferry 2 Passed balls
Dillon, Shaw. Time-2h. 5m. Umpire
Kelly.
'Nonc out when winning run was
scored
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-26

stolen DaSeS-ShtarOn, 5tanoru, roster
Sacrifice hit-Carr Two-base hits-Ban-
non. Dooley. Three-base htt-Bruce. FIRST
base on balls-Of Raub Z; OF Blewitt y
Struck out-By Raub 2; by Blewftt g. Hii
by pitched ball-Carr. Double play-Mas.
sey to Downey. Left on bases-Montreal
s; Toronto IL. Umpire-Egan. Time
2h 5m
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WORCESTER.

First base on balls-On Faikenberg !;
OF Fertsch 1. Struck out-By Fertsch 2:
gan. Delehanfy.> Two-base hts--Griffin
2 Sacrifice hits-woods. shoch, Frisbee.
Clancy, Sebring, Delehanty 2, Merritt.
Stolen bases-Shlndle, Halligar. Woods,
Mack. McManus. wrisley 2. Double plays
-Connaughton TO Wrigiey to Clancy;
Falkenberg to Wriglty to Clancy. Hit
by pitched bali-By Falkenbery /. Passed
balls-McCauley 1; Doran 2 Umpire
Sharkey. Time-2h l0m
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-26

in all the hsssats. ranging from 2'o7's to
In the 2;25 trot but three heats were
necessary 10 find the winner, Baron de
Shay with NJ. Henry up having the speed
OF the party. II was hard race and
each heat was better than the one pre-
eeding II. and 2:0sh was hung out for the
final heat.
The 2:0s pace was like It's predecessors,
grand, race. Ten horses came out and
all finished excepting New Richmond,
who was behind the flag in the second
heat. The second heat OF this race was
the fastest Of the day, 2:o5h.
Two heats. only. were required In the
2:l9 trot. Greers sending Prince of Orange
for the money and landing IL in straight
heats. The summary:
2:2O class pacing. 8 in 8. purse $500.
Gold Brick. b. g., by Hal
Parker-Sally Dodd. by scipio
tSpear) ........................ L i
Dandy Chimes, b. h., by
Chimes-Persis, by Mann
brino King CGeers). .... 81
Albert, TO. g., by Flower "a.
McDonal0 ................... 2 2 5
King Charles. CHI. g., by Mann
brino King (Maloney) ...... 4 2
Dick Wilson, b. h., by Clay
King (Wilson) ............ 3 8 8 6
Free Advice. ch. h.. by Ash
land Wilkes (Miller) ........ 64 7
Deacon. ro. g., by Stamnel
NHlleD ........................
Greenline. b. e., by Online
(Sauuders) ................... 8 3 Cdr
Fuzzy, b. h.. by Ashland
Wilkes (Hyde) ................ 6 cdr
Sister Hattie. br m. by John
r. Tanner CErvin) ........... DIS
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BRocHos FINISH FAST.

Rochester. Aug. 26.-Rochester sprung
fast finish on the Bisons yesterday and
beat them out In the ninth inning on
base on balls, Laws error and a pretty
single by Francis. II was an uphill fight
for rne locals, but they stuck at IL game
w Score.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Baltimore.
st. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at Washington
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One out when rain stopped the gam
LEADERS THROWN DOWN.

Montreal. Aug. 23.-Montrcal hit Blew
fit hard and his error was costly. Raub
was wild. forcing In one run, but when
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-26
Time by quarters:

2:25 class trotting. 3 in S. purse $500
Baron De Shay. b. g.. by Oakland
Baron Orissa. by Strathmore
(McHenry) .........................
Patchen Maid. blk. m. by Pat
chen Wilkes (Shank) ..... 2
Maxine, b. m, by Jackdaw Ly-
ons) .'.....'...,.......r..... 2
Zephyr. b. m. by Zombro
(Geers) ........................... 6 2 3
Katrinka g.. b. m, by Stenway
CTozier) ..........................
Invader, b. e.. by Jay Bird Gold
en) ................................. II 8
Betsy Tell, blk m, by Axter
(McCarthy) ........................ 3 s
Oxford Chimes, blk. g., by Chimes
(podSe) ........................... s 6
The Quaker, br. g., by Aturus
(Clsrk) ........................... 3 3
Nanits, b. m, by Arton proc
tori ...................."..... 10 10 10
Alfred Star. br. g.. by Alfred G.
tCahilD ....,...................... DIS
Time by quarters:
hMlle. hMhe. S-Mile. Mile.
SSIs l;05& I.i0 2:l2h
a ss,s i:S| iSs i:ss 1884, s:dss s:Gss
2:Os class, pacing. 2 in 3. purse $1,000.
Nathan Strauss. br. g.. by Director
Mary Marshall. by Billy Wilkes
L
Effe Powers. b. m. by Anderson
Wilkes (Gray) ..................... 2
Billy H., b. h.. by Alex Dumas (Flsh-
err ...........................
Sphinx s.. ch. g., by Sphinx (Spear). 3 8
Terrace Queen. b. m, by Valpean
(Geers) .......................
Louise O., b. m, by Alclayone (Mer-
RID ...........................
Major Muscovite. br. h.. by Musco-
vite (McMahon) .................... S4
Sir Albert s.. b. q, by Diablo (Saun-
ders) ........................... Q
The Bishop. b. g.. by Argot Wilkes
tNilEon) ........................... 2
New Richmond. x. n. by Brown Hal
(BenedicD ........................... 10ds
Time by quarters:
AMlle. h-Mile. A-Mile Mile.
:31h 1.O2 l:ssis 2:0SiS
:sih l:02a. i:3ih 2:O6i.
219 class. trotting. In 3. purse 1900.
Prince OF Orange. br. r.. by Prince
OF Indla-Orange Girl. by Cuyler
fteersD ........................... 1 1
Baron Bell. b. h.. by Baron Wilkes
tHudson) .......................... 2 8
Kwanon. ch. h. by KremiIn (Knapp) s 2
Austin Boy, b. g., by, Red Hot
tLeWis) ...........s............... 3 3
Alebrieve. b. r.. by Elyria U. Nc
d0nald) .........................
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EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.

EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
Providence at Newark. y
TORONTO at Montreal.
Rochester at Bufralo.
Worcester at Jersey City.
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teries-Hahn and Bergen; White and
Doom.
BROOKLYN FELL SHY.

Pittsburg. Aug 26.--Brooklyn made
great finish In the ninth inning yesterday
and Keeler and a single by Dolan scored
four runs. making the score TO In ra-
vor OF Pittsburg. Kitson is usually er-
fective against the Pittsburg team and
his record I'm the present series has at.
tracted attention. HIS support yester-
day was miserable. but In the first game
Brooklyn fieided we'll. Score by innings;
pittsburs '''', ........ SiSc Ks
Brooklyn ....... 0 0 0 / 0 o A. g
Hits-Pittsburg Is. Brooklyn II. Errors
-Pittsburg /. Brooklyn a Batteries
timer.
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PROVIDENCE.

Two-base hits-Ma acC}amewell Armbrus-
ter Home runs-Weaver, MacGamewell
Stolen base-G. Sullivan. First base on
bails-On Moriarty ]: OF Sullivan 2.
Struck out-By Sullivan l. Double plays
schrall 10 Daley: Devhn to Mac9ame-
we'll. First base on errors-Newark !.
Left on DISCRETIONARY 2: Providence 8.
Umpire-Cox. Time-52m.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING

LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
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NATIONAL LeAGU:
CHICAGO'S LUCK TURNS.

Chicago. Aug. 2.-Chicago defeated
Boston yesterday in very loosely played
l2-inning contest. In which every run. ex-
cent one, resulted from errors and bases
on balls The work OF both catchers ana
Kings batting were the features. the
latter hitting safely each time ap. Score
by innings;
In. ..... 2 a. s rs 80 II u
Chicago. 0 0 4 a o o 0 1-5l
Boston 2. o o o o 0 o 90
Hits-Chicago 10. Boston s. Errors-Chi-
cago 5. Boston q Batteries-Lundgren
and King Esson and Moran.
RAGGED AND BRILLIANT.
Cincinnati. Aug. o6-The Phillies and
Reds played a most Interesting game here
youterday. The game was ragged and
brilliant at times. Errors on the part
OF the Phillies lost them the game. Both
Hahn and White pitched superb ball, and
all the hg.s were scattered wild throw
by Doom I'm the first inning cost the
Phiiiles a run. Score b. innings:
Innings ......" IS
psIiaaeiphia SInfiaaeHS ;''.... -. SSS i'll
IIlts--Cincinnati 8, Philadelphia s. Err
rors-Cincinnau 2, Philadelphia l. Bat
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Newark. Aug. 26.-Rain put stop to
the Newark-Providence game before the
last half OF the fifth inning was played
yesterday. The score then stood to
In favor OF the home team.
Before Big George Sullivan. who was
pitching tor the Clam Diggers, had got
warmed up In the nrst inning Burnhams
men ran up a lead OF three runs. Ii was
started with a homer by Weaver. the first
man up. and before things settled down
after that rugged opening Devlin and
MacGamewsll crossed the plate. Arm
bruster broke the ice for the visitors In
the second inning with a two-bagger, and
scored on a hit by @. Sullivan. The game
was fast while II lasted, and In spite OF
the lead the home team gained at the
start IL seemed anybody's game when the
rain came. with only one out In the last
half OF the fifth inning and Newark had
victory on the way IL stood at that
time. MacGamewell~was making great
record scooping In the fly balls sent I'm
all parts OF left field. He had seven ac-
copied chances in the brief playing pc
riod. and seemed TO have every left field
er measured for just the spot he would
send the ball. The score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
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Rain Stops Yesterdays Game at New
ark, With Providence Beaten.
Grand Circuit Races Open al Narragan-
sett Park With a Very Fast Track.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

EASTERN LEAGUE.
Newark 4, Providence /.
Jersey City 13, Worcester O.
Rochester 3, Buffalo 8.
Montreal 8. Toronto L.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pfttsburg s. Brooklyn 6.
Chicago g. Boston 4-l2 innings.
Cincinnati 3. Philadelphia 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston S, st. Louis 0.
Philadelphia Z, Cleveland 3.
Baltimore a, Chicago 8.
Washington $40. Dtroit CT.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Nashua 8. Manchester 2.
layerhi 3, Lawrence 1.
Dover .. Fall River 0.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
Waterbury Z, Meriden 8.
Norwich 3. Bridgeport 2.
New Haven g. New London S-l0 Innings.
Springfield 3. Hartford 0.
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CHAMPION DURYtE

TIme-2:lsH; 2;1Ols.
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TWENTY-FIVE HITS.

Hits-BaItmore rs, Chicago II. ErrOr!
Baltimore 0. Chicago 2. Batteries
Wiltse and Smith: Griffith. Lettner and
Mcfarland.