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Evening star., 1903-07-14
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
Possession Won Best Stake of the Day
en- Heavy Track.

Visitors to the Brighton Beach race
course yesterday were confronted with
track heavy and slushy-the worst since
the meeting began Despite such unfavor-
able conditions the racing was good for the
class Of horses engaged. The steeplechase
was especially interesting. Almost for three
parts of the journey Walter Cleary and
Tankard ran heads apart. Tankard was the
first to tire. and Walter Cleary, we'll ham
died by Ray. safely landed the heavy sums
wagered on him. Although the others were
well beaten there were singularly few acci-
dents Two OF the horses fell at jump.
These were Gold Ray and Your Grace.
Gasear fell in the homestretch and his
rider slid twenty feet.
With Beldame and Bridlepath scratched.
lContinued on Tenth Pase)
Evening star., 1903-07-14
Yesterdays National League Games
LATEST AVERAGES,
What American Leaguers Are Doing in
Hitting and Fielding.

The averages published below will be
found interesting to the close followers of
the work of the players In the American
League. While not official. they are close
enough to get true line on the different
men. "Chick" Stahl Of Boston Is the lead
ing batsman. but Parent of the same club
should hold the title as he has played in over
three times as many games. Just why
Washington is carrying the water bucket
Evening star., 1903-07-14
Senators Go to the Front.

The Senators went to the front in the
fifth inning. hanging up one run, the re-
suit of errors by Friel and Hill, after two
hands had been retired. the Texas Lacquer
making a bad throw to first In the sixth
another tally went up for the Senators and
then run scoring was tabOoed for the rest
of the game. After Selbach had almost
knocked Wallace off his feet with a line
fly that the latter froZe to with grim te
nacity, Martin hit into center for two bases,
the result of Heidrick miSjudginS the low
line fly. Coughlin followed with a double
over third. Martin rushing home.
Sudhoff and Heidrck got singles in the
eighth inning. but Rurkett popped fly to
Robinson. Friel struck out and Anderson
forced t,mmet at second.
Evening star., 1903-07-14

up to the spirit well as the law OF l'S
bylaws and constitution.
Another exhibition game was arranged II,
which Gunton took a couple of balloon
ascensions and lost to a picked team com
posed of Black Legs and Red Birds by the
score of II to 9, but the patrons OF the
league want to see games that count for
standing and average with the regular
players in their positions. and there was
little interest taken in the contest
Evening star., 1903-07-14
Senators Score.

After the Browns had been shut out in
the first inning, Moran opened for Wash
ington with hit to right, on which Ander-
son and Friel both fell down in trying to
stop, and reached first in safety. After
Ryan had fouled to kahOe. Clarke hit
safely into right and Moran scooted for
third. Hemphill made a good throw to
Hill. but too late and the latter quickly
threw to Wallace to catch Clarke, who was
trying for second on the right tielders'
throw. Bobby dropped the ball and Clarke
safe Selbach followed with a line
single over second and Moran and Clarke
scored. Martin then hit into double play.
Friel Wallace and Anderson making the
assists and outs.
In the fourth inning. the Browns got busy
and quickly tied the score Heidrick got
his base on balls. but was forced at sec
ond on Friel's hit to Robinson Anderson
hit fast one to Moran and double play
should have resulted but Robinson drop
ped the ball and both men We're safe.
Wallace soaked line single into right and
Friel scored. Anderson taking third.
kahOe followed with roller to short and
Anderson should have been nailed easily
at the plate. but Moran made a wide throw
to kittredge and the big fellow landed
safely. Hill closed the inning by hitting
into a double play. Robinson. Moran and
Clarke. handling the ball.
Evening star., 1903-07-14

'Bntted Tor ChesbrO In ninth.
New York. ............ 0 0 0 o %
Detroit. 0 o o . Of
Earned runs-New York, |; Detroit 3. Two base
hit-McA cAllister. Threebas it-Crawford Sacri-
flee hit-1Sarrett. First base halls-On DOnO-
van. 2. First base errors-New York. l. Struck
out-By Donovan. q; by Chesbro. :. Stolen has
Conroy. Smith, Donovan % Left bases-New
York, 8; Detroit. 5. Passed balls-O Connor l.
Mcclure. l. Umpre-Ar. Sheridan. Time OF game
i hour and 35 minutes.
Yesterdays National League Games.
Philadelphia. 6; st. Louis, 4.
Cincinnati, 3; New York 4.
Brooklyn, 16; Chicago. 4.
Boston, 8; Pittsburg, g..
Evening star., 1903-07-14
Detroit, 4; New York, 8.

New York playing at home yesterday was
defeated by Detroit. to 3. Both teams
played sensational ball. but the base run
ming of the Tigers won the game. Smith
stealing home from third with the winning
run Score:
Evening star., 1903-07-14
Fielding.

In fielding Moran still leads the short
stops, while Coughlin is second best of the
third basemen. Jack OBrien of the Bos-
tons has played forty-nine games and has
yet to make his first error.
Evening star., 1903-07-14
Each Held for Grand Jury.

William Johnson and Arthur Pinkney, the
young colored men who were arrested Sun
day night for breaking into Howard's fur
niture store several nights ago, were ar
Taigned in the Police Court today on q
Evening star., 1903-07-14

First base by Washington, 3; st. Louis. ..
Left on bases Washington. o; st. Louis. T. First
base balls-On Lee. 3 Struck Out-By Lee. 8;
by Sudhoff. 2. Three hit-Robinson Two
base hits-Martin Coughlin. Double pluys-Robin-
to Moran to Clarke; Friel to Wallace to Ander-
son. Umpire-Mr. OLoughln. Time Of game
l hnura and % minutes
Evening star., 1903-07-14

charge of housebreakng. Pinkney pleaded
+ guilty, but Johnson denied that he took any
part in the robbery.
Judge Scott. however. decided to let the
grand jury investigate the matter. and
held each under $500 bond to await action
by that body.
Evening star., 1903-07-14
National League Clubs Standing.

The two tail-end aggregations. st. Louis
and Washington, started a series of four
games at the local American League park
the better of the initial contest by the
score of to >. Heavy clouds hung over
the park all afternoon. and as the grounds
were muddy from Sundays rains and the
attendance small, it was not expected that
a game would be played, but Manager
LOTUS said that the same conditions might
prevail today and both teams went to work.
The base lines We're slippery and the ball
got wet shooting through the grass, which
accounts for the errors on both sides.
There were few sensational plays, the
two ShortstOpS, Wallace and Moran, oc-
cupying the center of the stage throughout
the nine innings the work of the ex-
Georgetown student bordering on the mar
velous. He made fly catches on Anderson
and Hill. in the sixth and ninth innings
which brought the spectators to their feet
with yells of delight. Ryan in center also
made a couple of fine catches.
The bright star of the game. however,
was Wyatt Lee. who has not been on the
rubber for several weeks on account of
subbing in right field. This clever south
paw had worlds of speed and aided by the
darkness of the day, completely fooled the
Brown batterS Pop flies We're the order
of the day, less than nine of these
being pulled off in rotation in the fifth
sixth, seventh and eighth innings.
Sudhoff was also fairly successful with
his delivery, eliminating the first inning
but his support was somewhat weak. two
of the four runs made by the Senators be
ing the result of misplays by Wallace and
Frel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-28
FOOTBALL

Among the teams that compose the in
terscholastic league there We're two
games played yesterday. one i'm this city
and the other in Pawtucket The one
that was played in this city was be-
tween the teams from Hope high and
English, at adelaiCe park.
Ii was very mild contest despite the
fact that the weather was OF the kind
to cause the most sluggish to enthuse.
The game was disappointment to the
supporters of the Hope nigh colors for IL
was expected that the contest would be
sn easy one for the aggi egation. When
at the end OF the game the score stood
only IL 10 ) In their favor there was a
perceptibie fall in the barometer of en-
tbusiasm.
There was a surprise also among the
followers OF the fate OF the team from
English. for the reason that they put
up the best game yesterday that has been
seen from them this season. They not
only kept the score OF their opponents
down but also managed TO score once
for themselves Hope IL con sdered to be
one OF the strongest teams OF the league
and the results OF the game are all the
more pleasing 10 English
Two of the touohdowns made were on
iuke plays and on fumbles. but the sec
ond one that was made by Hope was got
ten only after a mass of hard work. The
line OF the winning team seemed 10 be
very weak and was broken into re-
peatedly for losses. while the gains th
were made on English were most all OF
them around the ends The interference
was also very poor
PAWTTCEET HIGH 8. ATTLEBORO s.
One OF the best games seen I'm Paw
tucket this season was the one played
on the Sabin street grounds by the teams
from that city and Attlcboro. Every
inch OF the ground over which the bal
moved was disputed in the warmest
fashion
The pleasure Of the spectators was
somewhat marred by the raw weather
and the useless wait thstythey were sub
jected to but. aside from that there was
no criticisms to he made. The visitors
outweighed the local players. but that
did not prevent q good game being play
cd The home team also had number Of
substitutes In the line hut that did not
hin Ser them from putting up the
strongest defense Of the season = fact
that was the source ~ much 10Y 80 the
coaches.
The visitors made the most ~ their
gains around the ends on trick plays
The best features ~ the game were the
S. and sS-yard rune made BY ColveIl and
Hsmmond Just before the game ended
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-28
BOWLING.

The plsv'ns schedule ~ tn. reorsanized
Randall Square tournament has been
compiled end commencing with the SOC
ond week is as follows:
PLAYING SCHEDULE
Second week-Mondsy. Nov. ?. Cohons
vs.. MiIer's: Wednesday. Nov. g. Aliens
~ Leases.
Third week Monday. Nov 2. Cohon's
va. Leases: "Wednesday, Nov. II. Anen's
W. Miller's.
Fourth week-Monday. Nov. is. Aliens
W.. Cohon's "Wednesday Nov. IS. Leases
vs.. Miller's.
Firth week Monday. Nov %. MiIier's
vs. Cohon'=; Wednesday. Nov =. Lease =
vs Aliens
sixth week Monday. Nov. ~. Leases
W. Cohcus. Wednesday. Dec > Miiier's
W. Aliens
Seventh Monday. Dec :. Cohon =
". Alien's. wedue-dsy. Tee ?. Mrlers
VS. Leases
Eighth wssk-Mondsy. Dec 10 cohons
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-28

VS.. MiIler's; wednesday. Dee. IS. Aliens
VS.. Leases.
Ninth week Monday. Dec. q. cohons
vs.. Leases: Wednesday. Dec. %, Aliens
US. hller's.
Tenth week Monday. Dec. Is, Aliens
VS.. Cohon's, Wednesday, Dec. 30, Lease
Va. Miller's.
Eleventh Monday, Jan. 4. Mllers
VS.. cohon's: "wednesday, Jan. s, Leases
vs. Aliens
Twelfth week Monday. Jan. IL. Lease
ys. cohon's: Wednesday, Jan. IL, Miller 5
W. Aliens
thirteenth week-Mondsy. Jan. s
Cohon's VS. Aliens: Wednesday Jan. 30
Miler's vs.. Leases.
Trouy,eenth week Monday. Jan. 25
Cohon's va Miilers; Wednesday. Jan. q.
Aliens vs.. Leases.
Fifteenth Monday. Feb. l..
Cohons vs. Leases. Wednesday, Feb. g.
Aliens VS.. Millers.
Sixteenth week Monday, Feb s. Al
lsn's vs. Cohon's: Wednesday, Feb. TO-
Leases VS.. Miiler's.
Seventeenth week k-Monday. Feb. Is.
Mirer's vs. cohons; Wednesday Feb IL.
Leases VS. Aliens.
Eighteenth week-Monday. Feb p.
Leases VS. Cohon's: Wednesday Feb. u.
Miller's Us. Aliens.
Nineteehfh week--Mondsy, Feb %
Cohons va. Aliens: Wednesday. March
2 Miier's VS. Leases
Twentieth week--Mondsy. March ..
Cohons Va. Milier's; wednesdsy March
o. Aliens We. Leases.
PECK STREET SPECIAL
A team whose membership is com
posed OF players belonging TO the Order
of Railway Clerks of America opposed a
team Of players from the Providence line
al Fox Point on the Peck street alleys
last evening and secured two OF the
games from the latter rollers
Tourtellote was the high roller Of the
evening. obtainins total 81 2el. being
tied with MURRAY and Olsen for the hiea
single. each player making single OF
50 The summary
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-28
BANK
DEPOSITORS
IN PANIC
Three ST. Louis Trust Compa.
MOS Bsslsgsd by CIamoTing
Crowds for Savings.

st. Louis. oct. 2s.-From shortly before
O'Clock yesterday until the closing
hour, O'Clock. runs were made on the
savings departments OF threc banks OF
ST. Louis, and at the same time more
than the ordinary amount OF withdraw
ais by savings depositors were notice
able in the other banking institutions.
The run so far as IL can he traced. was
started by a disquieting rumor from the
outside that seemed TO strike 81. Louis
shortly after noon 10 the effect that the
savings institutions here we're unsound.
with a rush tho corridors of the tin-
coin Trust company. the Mercantile
Trust COMPANY and the Mississippi Val
lev Trust company were filled with men
and women all eager 10 withdraw their
money.
T, e stated that the rumor that start
"a the r,lns came from chicago and was
10 the effect that two directors ~ the
Niseissippi valley Trust company had
recently endeavored 90 negotiate loan
OF s.. .Oco IN that city and had been re-
fused
YESTERDAY this rumor was pronounced
an absolute canard by the directors con-
cerned
Az soon ss the run. started all bust
ness was laid aside and every facility
was afforded for the prompt payment of
depositors The clause which gives the
bank the privilege OF Withholding pay
ment untn 81 days after notification was
waived and amounts were paid rapidly.
regardless of their size There was no
disorder manifested and I'm many cases
depositors decided not To- withdraw their
accounts after conversing with the Of
hcials
Before O'Clock tho incipient nun had
ceased. Presidents OF the different ma
tional banks assembled during the after
noon and Issued statement. In which
they announced that the bank of ~,
Louis arc all perfectly solvent and amply
able 10 liauidatc all demands.
Al the banks ciosel ~ O'Clock. the
usual rlcsinE hour. and announcement
vss made that they would open TODAY
~ the usual hour. 10 O'Clock. and VII
meet AL demands made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-28
AMONG the HORSES

New York oct S-The raw, cold Wind
dd not help the sport any yesterday AZ
Aaueduct The Jockeys were almost
frozen In their light clothing. About 500
regulars were on hand The track was
fast.
King Pepper just managed 10 win the
FIRST race, an event for 3-year-olds and
upward. after Alpaca, y lW To I shot.
made all the running. Van Ness was
prominent ut all stages. but could not
hold his own. finishing third. after a
drive With Princess Tulane.
Sweet Alice had plenty of speed IN the
second race. for mares and geldings 3
years-old and upward. She led the others
from the start 10 the stretch turn. ciose-
" followed by Gravtns. LADY love and
Snyder when they we're well Into the
stretch Grsvina took the lead and held
" N the end. beating Sweet Alice three
psrts ~ length
Silver Dream was the fsvorits for the
third race. for s-yesr-cid hllies. and won
essily Taxing the lead AZ the start
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-28
Young CoTbstt Bssted Murphy in Eleven
Rounds Last Night.
One favorlte LOST Yesterday to Gaviota.
Beaten by a Head.

she remained in the front 10 the end. win
ming by n length and a half. Ancestor
and ". Theo were prominent i'm the
early part OF the race. and when near
the finish NJ. Theo raced up second and
finished in that place.
There were only three starters in the
Nassau Rosten and Stolen Moments
being the choices, with Gavpts the out
<ider Rostsnd got OF and made the
running with Stolen Moments To the
stretch turn. where Stolen Moments be
gan 10 forge ahead and Rostand showed
up. About a sixteenth from the end
Fuller began 10 ride Gsvoits. and the filIy
Just got 10 the wire in time TO win by
y head
stretch In tho NTH race an event for ?
yesr-od maidens. She was followed by
Rriarthorpe. Belle of Portland and the
Rcwery. In the last sixteenth Rrisr-
thorpe closed. and In hard drive Won
by head Riverdale was TWO lengths
in front of Belle of Portland
Csrhuncle won the sixth race by two
lengths, Tribes Hill second and sabot
third.
Bob" Pinkerton stated today that he
had perfected arrangements 10 police tho
new track az Los Angeles. and that Sy-
mour Butler worfd have charge.
At NASHUA
Nashua. y ~. Oct 2s.--A big crowd
watched the opening races of the Nashua
fair associations "ovsrcoat' meeting here
yesterday. OF the three events down on
the card but one wss finished. the 2.20
pace. Argue. with Cox driving.
long distance favorte and had his field
beaten from the start, winning i'm straight
heats Argue Is f-yesr-old and this was
the first event in which the gelding had
eyer been started.
In the 2:is pace, Pearl r. was picked TO
win. Billy Hurd. one Of the field. had two
heats 10 his credit when the race went
over til today while the favoritc had
captured the third heat. The third heat
was almost nose and nose finish.
In the 2:25 trot there were IL starters.
In scoring for the first heat Murth dump
ed Driver Coburn and sma shed the sulky.
In the second heat, in scoring down the
stretch. Essex Maid. Isssie and Claret
got twisted and three drivers were tum-
bled on TO the track. Essex Maid and Las
sic were caught before they could get
away, but Claret did sprint but was
caught as she came unHsr tho wire
Another start for the second heat was
made and everything went all right until
the backstretch was reached when Baron
Patch went wrong and smashed sulky
was the result. The Judges allowed Rapp
To start his horse in the third heat. how
ever Owing TO the approach OF darkness,
the race had to go over.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-28

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PAwTUcKET.
POTTER AVENUE.
TO KALoN 2, WEST SIDE l.

TO kALON 2 WEST SIDE |.
The West Side team went visiting last
evening and lost the last two games after
obtaining the first event IN an easy man
ner from the To Kalon PLAYERS AZ Paw
tucket Tn the second game tho event was
not decided until the last ball had been
rolled. and in the final string the same
conditions prevailed.
All OF the players. with one exception.
gained the coveted 500 mark, Adams Sc
curing the largest total. obtaining 5Si
with single Of 21a Barnheld folowei
with 81, in which single of 20S was In :
cluded Johnson obtained single Of 2,6
in the final game.
The team total OF $3.50 made By the
West Side team, beats the total OF .G1S
pins which the same obtained on the
evening Of Dec. "a. 1909. in which games
the same team secured a team string OF
1901. The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-28
MKINLEY.
NO. . BUD OF HOPE.
HOPE TOURNAMENT

In the Hope tournament sites aggre-
cation won two events from Nennerbecks
combination last evening. The opening
event was closely contested only two pins
separating the teams. Whittemore was
tho high roller. securing 3os all OF his sin
giles being over tho century mark The
summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-28
WILLIAMS
AVE. ? RANDALL SO

EUMwopp AVE. ? RANDALL SO I.
The Elmvcod Avenue rollers won two
events from the visiting Randall square
Aggregation last evening The opening
event vas closely contested only eight
pins separating the teams In the sec
end game the home rollers made team
total 90 ts2. Slocum made 4 total OF
100 including a single Of 1oe. The events
we're witnessed by a large number of cn-
,husisstV The summary.
EIMWOOD AVENUE -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-28

Williams combination took two games
from Carpooty's players In the Trinity
Square tournament last evening. The last
two events were closely contested. IA.
Williams made the largest total. obtain
ing 2s9. including single OF los. Carpooty
being not far behind. with a total OF es4.
The summary.
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NO. BUD OF HOPE.
PERSEVERANCE.
ELMwooD CLUB DUCK PINS

The No. , team secured two events from
the no. rollers in the duck pin series az
the Elmwood club last evening. Only Eve
pins was tho number that decided tho
opening game. Macdonald made nice
total. obtaining 3o7. including a single OF
1i6 Tho summary.