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MANY ENTRIES EXPECTED.
Richmond Tournament VIII BE Larg.
est Held I'm state.
ial to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis journal
RICHMOND, Ind, Sept. 1.-The golf tour
nament to be given by the Richmond Coun-
try Club on Sept. 10. ii and II promises TO
be one of the largest ever held In the State.
1t is thought that at least twenty or thirty
local players will take part and that there
will be entries from nearly all the cities 10
which invitations have been sent. On Sept
g. Muncie will play here and the entire
team will remain over 10 take part IN the
tournament Several other Muncie players
will also probably enter. II is reported
that Fort Wayne will enter ten or more
players. The Fort Wayne team holds the
ive-men team championship medal. won
last year. The contest for the medal will
be played OFF i'm a few days. So far the
Richmond team is the only one that has
entered for the prize. George III. Love,
manager of the Westcott Hotel. has offered
a cup TO be known as the Westcott Hotel
cup to the player making the best medal
score in the qualifying round in the invita-
ton tournament.
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CLAIMED THAT UMPIRE FAILED TO
CALL THIRD STRIKE.
Game Ended in the First Inning, Um-
pire FORGETTING 10 Fort Wayne
south Bend Victorious.
ial to the indianapolis Journal.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Sept. 2.-The game
with Terre Haute ended to-day almost In
the first half OF the first inning, owing to
a dispute over the umpires failure to call
a third strike on Hopke. Captain Beecher,
OF Terre Haute, was ordered . from the
grounds, whereupon Manager Smith TOOK
his team to the hotel and the game was
forfeited to Fort Wayne.
Pitcher Scott, of Terre Haute, was ar
rested here to-day by Marion officers on
charge of using obscene language at
Marion. He says that after the game he
vas provoked by Marion hooters TO call
one of them a bad name within hearing OF
q citizen and his wife. Discovering their
presence, he apologized, and the apology,
he thought, was accepted. He was released
on bond.
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SPLIT THE GAMES.
Toledo and Kansas City Broke Even
I'm Double-Header.

TOLEDO. Sept. 2--Toledo and Kansas
City broke even to-day. Score first game:
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Totals 30 1928 10 5 Totals ss iO..z7 10 2
Bernard forced out on strikes. '.Lewee out on
iD6ed ny.
Score by innings:
Toledo .........0 L % % o II
Kansas City $3.50 o o 0-6
Rrns-Bernard. Kleinow (2). Schaub CD,
Hadding CD, Gear, Nance, Frantz, Butler,
Knoll Cd .Two-base hits-Kleinow, Refs
\lipg. Gear CD. Butler. Knoll. Home runs
Nance, Knoll Stolen base-Kleinow Sac
(fce hitx-Butler. Lewee. Struck out-By
Ealing. 3; by Ailoway. 2. Bases on balls
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HILEE A GOOD SPLINTER.
Showed His Heels to the Field I'm the
Delmar Feature Race.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2.-Hilee again proved
his superiority over the sprinters at Del
mar track in the feature at six furlongs
to-day. Getting off last he ran around his
field, ran Ben Adkins off his feet and was
strong enough to stall of Theorys rush on
the end. Track fair. Summaries:
First Race-Six furlongs: Blue Grass
Girl 102 CTravers). 16 TO /, won; Mistie,
102 (Howell), 10 to l. second; Aylmer Bruce
1O1 (Sheehan). Ii to 5. third. Time. lie.
Second-Seyen furlongs: Revenge Dare
11S Caivi). 6 TO /. won: Sting. 19s (Shee,
ham, 6 to l, second; Una Price, lib OBoyd)
10 to ], third. Time, 1:30.
Thrd-Five and one-half furlongs: Mag
nolin, 1o5 tAustin). to 5. won: Folies Ber-
ceres. los QIouden), 6 to 1. second; Jehne,
los (Travers). to l, third. Time 1:O9A.
Fourth.six furlongs; handicap: Hilee.
Boyd, 10 TO /, second; CrOix dor, 1903,
(Sheehanl. to 2. third. Time. Ills.
Fifth-One mile: Joe Lesser, log. (Shee-
ham, even., won; Belvino, 104 Qouden). 2
to /. second; Josie F., 1O1 HeideD, to /,
third: Second Mate, Sc (Perkins), II to /,
fourth. Time, LAP.
Sixth-Mile and one-eighth: Never Such,
90 (Shea), to 3 second; Exapo 90 fHoW,
elD, to 1, third. Time, 1:57ls.
Thursdays Delmar entries:
First Race-Six furlongs; selling; three-year-
old colts and geldngs: La Cache, IS: Jean Ora
viio. Hemiock. 1902; Tangent Model Monarch
King Rose DIR. Kammerer. los; Ranchman los
Second-Five and one-haf furlongs: allow.
ances: Port Warden. Wigwam. 1o5; ST. Noel
renter Wenrick Ingol, Thrift ITO.
Third-Seven furlongs; selling: ST All STYLE
IS: Chickasha 90: Decoration Mimo. 1O2: IittIs
Corker Peter Durien. 1o3 Mutiny, Unaprice
Whaleback, l05; Ida Penzance 107; Ell Caney
los.
Fourth-Mile and one-sixteenth; handicap: Mon.
tana Peeress, IS; Rio Shannon. 80; w. B. Gates
IS: First Mason. lOi; Taby Tosa, lO3.
Fffth-Mile and twenty yards: selling: Maple
lCl Morris Volmer, Satin Coat 1O4 Legation
Aules Peat, Lynch, Rollick ii, Dawson Rengaw
lce Nearest, III.
Sixth-Six furlongs: selling: Atlas. 90; Our LII.
lie %: Sadie Burch. 81: Leech, 80; Bombina 81
Falkland, 106; Quaker Girl, 107.
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Kelley's Home Run Prevented Cincin-
natl from Being Whitewashed-
Boston Lost any, Won.
NatinaI League Standing.
National League Game. To-Day.

Boston at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
st. Louis at Chicago.
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SALARY LIMIT FIXED.
Central League Polo Salaries Shall
Net Exceed SI75 "a Week.
special to the indianapolis Journal

Special the indianapolis Journal
KOKOMO. Ind. Sept. 1.-The representa-
tives of the Central Roller Polo League
met at the parlors of the Lindell Hotel
to-day. The chief business was the ar
rangement of a schedule for the season.
which was completed. but which may be
IN some degree changed at future meet
ing in Kokomo Games will be played i'm
Kokomo on Tuesday and Saturday nights of
each week, the season TO open Tuesday.
Nov. 3. when Lafayette will play here.
In attendance at the meeting were William
Foor. OF Indianapolis. and c. A. Urban. OF
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NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-The sale of year
lings from the McGrathiana and lakewood
studs was continued at Sheepshead to-day.
The star of the sale was the bay colt by
Longstreet Pretense. full brother of The
Parader, winner of the Lawrence Realiza-
ton stakes. who was sold to III. III. Zeigler
for $1,000. The other sales of 1000 or more
Ch. C. by The CommonerMarion,G G. Z.
A. Upton. $1,000.
CHI. C. by Lamplighter-Imp. Marsa. T
Dunno. $1,000.
B. c. by Imp Sorcerer-Miss Thomas, r. T.
Wilson. jr.. 81 200.
Oh. c. by imp. Myrthful-Naprazine. II. NJ.
Zeigler. s2.O50.
B. c. by Imp. Sorcerer-Rixy. r. T. Wilson,
jr.. $1,000.
CHI c. by Imp. Pirate of Penzance-Po-
mona w. l.. Oliver 1890.
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TWO GAMES TODAY.
st. Paul Leaders VIII DO Battle with
watty's Team.

The ST. Paul team, leaders of the Amer
lean Association, will be the attraction at
Washington Park to-day and tomorrow.
Two games will be played this afternoon,
the first TO be called at 9 o'clock Keiium
will pitch the first game and Williams or
Newlin will pitch the second for lndianap-
oils. The Hoosiers will try hard TO win
both games as they still have a lighting
chance TO finish in second place.
Reserved seats for the afternoon game on
Labor day with Louisville will be placed
on sale at Huder's drug store this morn
fEg
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Terre Haute. representing Danville, III;
G. G. Ball. representing Lafayette; II. o.
Branson. representing Terre Haute: ID. r.
Eckert, representing Fort Wayne. and
Frank Wilson, Of Indianapolis. represent
ing Logansport. John w. Barnes ana
others represented Kokomo. Certain action
of former meetings in fixing the salary
limit at S175 per week for each team was
ratified. 1t was determined TO employ two
referees and Frank T.. Galley and William
H. Falls. of Elwood, were named for these
places. II was announced that all the Kinks
now being built or remodeled would be
ready for the opening season on the date
named.
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SECOND GAME.

Game called at end OF elghth-darkness.
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Failed to Swim the Channel.

DOVER, England, Sept. 2.-Montagu Hol-
bein, the English swimmer, who left the
south foreland yesterday evening In his
fourth attempt to swim the English chan
nel has failed again. He left the water
eight miles from Calais. France. after
swimming seventeen hours and twenty min
utes Holbein was within four miles of the
French coast at 5 o'clock this morning,
when the tide turned and gradually swept
the swimmer towards Dover, hence the
abandonment of his attempt.
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Cresceus Trotted Against High Wind
and Did Mile I'm 2.O6 IA.

GALESBURG, Ill, Sept. 2.-Against a
high southwest wind blowing across Will
liams's track Cresceus was unable to lower
his trotting record of 2:o2A to-day. The
big stallion made great effort, but could
do no better than 2:06lt. The track was
too hard for good footing Time by quar-
tiers: .3lia, 1908, 1:35, 2:06h
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American League Standing.
American League Games To-Da

New York at Washington.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit
Philadelphia at Boston.
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Bases on Balls-On Ford, /; off Con-
Verse, g.
Struck Out-By Ford, 8; by Converse, 4.
Wild Pitch-Converse.
Hit by Pitched Ball-By Converse, Tam
sftt.
Yeager
Double Play-Heydon to Marcan.
Stolen Bases-Kihm, Tamsett.
Left on Bases-Indianapolis, 6; Minneap-
oils, 3.
Cmpire-Haskel.
Time-f:4O.
Attendance-922.
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DETROIT, Sept. 2.-The locals won to-
days game by good hitting in the fourth
inning, when a double and three singles
scored enough runs to win. Donovan
pitched great ball. striking out ten, but
giving seven bases. In two innings he
struck out the side. Long made one mar
velous jumping catch of a liner and Craw-
ford did the best stick work. Attendance,
4
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outclassed that of the visitors in all de-
partments of the game. Attendance, o,oOv,
including 5000 school children admitted free

Totals ....2s 10 q 3
Score by innings .
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RunS-MOran, Clarke, McCOrmlck, COnrOy
"a, Keller. CAMEL (O. Elberfeld, McFar-
land. Chesbro. Two-base hits-williams
Lee. Three-base hits-Clarke Moran
Home run-GanZel. Stolen bases-Coughlin
Mcfarland. Double play-Wiliams, Ell
berfeld, CANCEL. Bases on balls-Om Town
send, .; off Chesbro. g. Hit by pitched ball
Moran. Struck out-By Townsend 3: by
Che sbro, .. Left on Observation-Disclosures
S: New York. s. Passed ball-McCauley
Wild pitches-Townsend, 1; Chesbro.f ].
Tme|1:5O. Umpire-Connolly. Atten-
dance LBS.
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Runs-Arndt. Gleason. Turner CO. Dun
leavy, Schafiey. Earned runs-Columbus L.
Stolen bases-Raymer. Bannon. Clngman
Ganley CD, Schafey. Sacrifice hits-Turner
Raymer, Berger. Ganley, Meredith (2),
Hemphill. Two-base hits-Turner, Speer
Three-base hit-Raymer. Double plays
Turner TO Mellor TO Turner: Clingman to
Raymer 10 Mellor; Clingnan to Raymer to
Melior; Clingman TO Mellor; Schafiey to
Elliott: Dunleavy to Elliott; Schafiey Gum
assisted). Innings pitched-By wilmot. q:
by Berger, 8. Struck out-By Berger 4: by
Melior 5. Hits made-Of Wilmot 3. of
Berger, 3. Bases on balls-Off Wilmot. 2:
OF Berger. 2. Time-l:2S. Umpire-Cun-
niuxham
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Totals $50 II q Il
Score by innings
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SECOND GAME

Runs-StanIey, Gremlflger. Titus, Hale
man, Roth. Earned runs-Boston. /: Phila-
6elphia. 3. Two-base hits--Tenny. Moran,
Greminger, Titus. Frazer. rhree-base hit
Stanley. Sacrifice hits-Titus, Barry.
Double play-Aubrey and Tenney. Left on
bases-Boston, IL; Philadelphia, s. Bases
on balls-On Malafkey, 2; off Frazer. 4.
Struck out-By Malarkey. 1; by Frazer. 4.
Time-1:35. Umpres-Hurst and Moran.
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Runs-Green, Tannehill, Hill. Left on
bases-Chicago, 8; st. Louis, 6. Two-base
hits-Isbell, Burkett. Home runs-Green.
Tannehill. Sacrifice hits-Friel Wallace
Sugden. Stolen bases-Burkett, Hemphill
Struck out-By Patterson. 2; by Powell, 2.
Bases on balls-Off Patterson, 3. Time
1870. Umpire-Sheridan.
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DIVIDED HONORs.
Boston and Philadelphia Split Even
in Two Games.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 2.-Boston and
Philadelphia split even to-day on a double
header. Both games were close, the visit
ors winning the first i'm the ninth by bunch
ing hits. In the second Frazer twice
pitched himself out of tight places
leaving three men bases. Attendance
2030. Score first game:
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PROVIDENCE. r. L.. Sept. 2-Bobby
wsithour defeated Harry Caldwell BY one
and half laps tonight at the Coliseum.
In one of the fastest twenty-mile motor
paced races that has ever been ridden -
this track The time WAS 3:SL
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Farren WON ON a FouI.

SAVANNAH. Ga. Sept. Jimmy Far
rem. of Philadelphia. was awarded the de-
cision Ola a foul tonight over Herman Mill
Ter. OF Baltimore. The boxing was fast
and In Miilers favor up TO and including
the thirteenth round. when the alleged foul
occurred. The decision was unpopular.
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CINCINNATI, Sept 2.-President J. Ed
Grillo, of the National Polo League, to-
night announced that the circuit would
consist of Cincinanti. Cleveland. Detroit,
Columbus, Dayton and one other yet TO
f.. solo cd
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south Bend Won Easily.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. 2.-South Bend
won an uninteresting game. Score:
RI E
South Bend 30 2 l 0-S 10 2
Evansville .....0 D o o o IA II 3
Batteries-Ferguson and Andrews; Wal
lace, Goodwin and Cross.
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Runs-Beaumont Clarke. Leach, Brans-
field, Kelley. Two-base hit-Phelps. Three
base hit-Wagner. Home run-Kelley.
Double plays-Sebring to Wagner; Wagner
to Ritchey to Bransfield. Bases on balls
Oft Hahn. !. Struck out-By Philippe. 2.
Wild pitch-Hahn. Time-1:45. Umpire
Johnston
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Runs-Ienney. Cooley, Stanley, Gleason.
Earned runs-Boston, 2. Two-base hit
Cooley. Sacrifice hits-Dexter, Wolverton,
Titus. Stolen bases-Tenney, Abbatticho
Titus. Double play-Barry and DOOM
Left on bases-Boston, 4; Philadelphia T.
Base on balls-Of. Pittinger. 3; off Mitchell.
2. Hit by Extraordinarily, l. Struck out
BY Mitchell, 8: by Pittinger, ). Time-145
Umpires-Hurst and Moran.
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FAILED TO LOWER RECORD.

rime, AHA, 2:i2ia, 2:i2a. 2:isN. 2:l5. 2:l2sa.
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CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-The two scores which
enabled the locals TO defeat ST. Louis to-
day were the result of home runs made
by Green and Tannehill.
The game was uninteresting until the
seventh, when Green made two sensational
catches in deep right and center. Four
hits were all that the visitors could gather
off Patterson's delivery. Attendance 800.
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MILLER TOO Much for Dayton.

DAYTON, o., Sept. 2.-Hart was unsteady
and Miller was too much for the locals.
Score:
Ri E
Dayton ........0 0 0 0 2 "A 3 2
Grand Rapids D 3 2 o 0-1O 13 5
Batteries-Hart and Fox; Miller and
O'Neil.
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Runs-Slagle C2), Jones, Tinker 90. Far
relL Left on bases-Chicago. 2: st. Louis,
) Two-base hits-Tinker Evers. Three
base hit-Brain. Sacrifice hit-McCarthy.
Stolen base-Chance Double plays-Mur-
Weimer TO Williams to cnance. Struck out
BY Weimer 4 by Mcfarland, 4. Bases
on balls-Oh Weiner, 3: OF Mcfarland ,.
Wild pitch-Weimer. Time-1:2S. Umpire
Emclip
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Runs-Crawford CD, Carr. McAllister
Flick, Hickman. Earned runs-Detroit. 2
Two-base hits-Crawford. Bradley Three
base hits-Crawford. Bay. Sacrifice hit
Abbott. Stolen Observation-Disclosures, Long.
First base on errors-Detroit, l. Base on
balls-On Donovan. s. Hit by pitched ball
BY Donovan, ]. Left on bases-Detroit. a.:
Cleveland. Z. Struck out-By Donovan, TO-;
by Donahue. l. Time-1:30. Umpire
O'Loughlin.
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Marion Shut out.

WHEELING. Sept. John Fox was in
vincible to-day and Marion was shut out
r H f
Wheeling ......0 o o 0 IS IL 2
Marion .........0 o o o 90 4 3
Batteries-John Fox and Klintworth
Frey and Jessup.
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Runs--Hart, Brashear CD, Odwell CD,
Schriever, Quinlan, Geier %, Shannon.
Jackson. Earned runs-Louisville, 4; St.
Paul. 2. Two-base hits-Geier. Thee-base
hits-Quinlan. Odwell CD. Home run-Geier
Sacrifice hit-Schaefer. Bases on balls-Om
Egan, 1; off Bailey, /. Struck out-By
Egan. 5; by Bailey, 2. Hit by pitched ball
White. Left bases-Louisville, z; ST.
Paul, 6. Time, 1:55. Umpire-Foreman.
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Pirates Won ina First Inning.

PITTSBURG, Sept. 2.-Pittsburg won the
game in the first inning with five hits. Both
pitchers steadied after the first inning and
received excellent support. Kelley's home
run saved Cincinnati shutout. Attend
anca 202q Score.
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Egan Held st. Paul Safe.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 2.-Louisville defeat
ed st. Paul to-day in the last game of the
series Egan held st. Paul safe after the
first inning, while the locals batted Bailey
hard. A catch by Shannon, and Odwell s
batting were the features. Attendance 800.
Score.
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Chicago OutcIa.sed St. Louis.

CHICAGO, Sept 2.--Excepting for wild
pitch i'm the ninth inning that saved st.
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CHICAGO, Sept. Jack" Mccarthy,
who was released by the Cleveland Amer
lean League team recently. has signed with
the Chicago National League Club. He
win be placed In left field.
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COUP ON DUCHESS HANNA
OWNERS OF WINNER IN FIRST RACE
AT HARLEM WON $4,000.
Handicap Taken by DIR. stephens and
the Prize Upset of the Meeting
Narrowly Averted.

CHICAGO, Sept. DIR. Stephens second
choice in the betting at Is to s. captured
the mile and fifty yards handicap at Har-
lem to-day. He won by length and
half and going away at every stride Only
for DIR. Stephens's victory the result would
have been the prize upset of the meeting
as The Don, at % TO J. was second and
Lady Jocelyn, at 100 to /, was third. while
Sidney c. Love, the heavily backed favorite.
was bad fourth. Duchess Hanna was made
the medium Of a successful coup in the
first race, in which her owners won sa0,-
600. The FLY opened at 20 TO 1 and was
backed down to TO at post time Wealth
er clear and cool; track much improved.
Summaries:
First Race-Six furlongs: Duchess Hanna.
JOG o. Davis, Z to l, won; Lady Chariot,
100 (Phillips), to l, second; Fair Lady
Anna. ia Is. Bonner), to /, third. Time.
Ills 3-5.
second-Five furlongs: Major Pelham. 10
q. Wilson,, 10 to 5. won; Salto. lO2 (Adkins).
to 1, third. Time. 1:Ol 3-5
Third-Mile and fifty yards: DR.. Stephens.
Bonner), 20 TO ], second; Lady Jocelyn, 50
CIV. Knapp, 100 to /, third. Time, 1A 49,
Fourth-Six furlongs: Delagoa, 107 IL.
ly) Is to 2 second; Golden Rule, 107 (Ad-
kinsl, II to /. third. Time. lib So.
Fifth-Six furlongs: Allista. 103 (Otis), 3
to 2, won; King Ellsworth 103 (Adkins), 20
to 1, second; Glisten 81 Oh. Phillips), to 2,
third. Time, liza 3-5.
Sixth-Mile and an eighth: Byways, 80
Wilson), to 10, won; Fading Light, 80 Oh
Phillips), even. second; Frank Nc, los (Hoff-
ler), II TO /, third. Time, 80 20.
Harlem entries for Thursday
First Race-Maidens; five furlongs: Fox Lake
Mayor David Rose. Salivate, The Hebrew, 49,
Bill Waters, Frances Yowell Mary Dunn, Oviedo
My Gem, Miss Doyle. 10; Gus Quarles, Oudon
Louis Kraft. Rockaway los; Chockayotte. los;
.Alamode, los.
Second-The Golden steeplechase; short course:
handicap Golden Link. 1853; Indian III. 14l Fall
leta, 140; Tartar. 1876; Anchor, 1856; Slapdash 125
Falleta and Tartar Hack entry.
Third-Mile and three-sixteenths; handicap: Nj
trate, 115: DR.. Stephens, los; Bondage, 100: Ran
Kin. 80; Floyd X, SO: Dodyes. 30; Star Cotton, SO.
Rankin and Bondage, Arthur's entry.
Fourth-One mile Hindus. O'Hagen, Gallant
Myth Major Tenny. Waienmoinen, Charles
Thompson. 10T; Luralighter, Ancke 90.
Fifth-One mile; selling: Safeguard, 1o3; Maui
ser, 100; Angelo. Wolfram Christine A, 81; Het-
eel, DIR. O'Neil. IS: Jack Full. 81.
Sixth-One mile; selling: Ontagonan, 1os;
Belle Malone. 102; Mr.. Dingle, Lendin. 100; Lord
Melbourne, IS; Glenrice, IS; Brush By, 80.
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Birmingham. o; Little Rock, s.
Nashville. s.: New Orleans. 3.
Atlanta. 4; Shreveport, 3.
Montgomery. z: Memphis. Il.
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COLUMBUS. o.. Sept 2.-Columbus de-
1sated Milwaukee to-day In a game replete
with fast fielding. six double plays being
made. Attendance. go. Score:
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WASHINGTON, Sept. New York took
kindly to both of Washington's pitchers and
won to-day's game without apparent effort
Conroy's third base play was a feature