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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02
PITTSBURG UINS G4NE.
PhiHpPe's Pitching Too Uucb for
Boston americans.

Boston. oct The mastery pitching OF Phnfpp@
OF Pittsburg. brought about the downfall OF ths
Boston Americans to-day in the arst game OF to
world championship series between the pennan.
winners OF the two leagues The score TO g.
II was not until the seventh inning that a Boston
reached third. and then an eror was respon-
sible In the second inning the Pittsburg pitcher
struck out the side Barring two errors the Pitts
burgs played bail that vas cleancut and snappy
while their Ourdeld.ng throughout was brilliant
Both teams were nervous the start. and tbs
visitors. first 90 bat took advantages OF an attack
OF stage fright on the part OF Criger and Ferris.
Because OF the crowd hits beyond the ropes went
FOR three bases. Leach got the FIRST Of These hits
with two out IN the first inning when the Plttsourzs
pied Up four runs They earned another run IN
the third on Brausield's triple and Sebrinzss
single An error By Ferris gave the visitors an
other run in the fourth. Stahl quit on Seorfnz's
MT IN the seventh and the BAH stopped snort OF
the crowd. SeDring coming home IE the seventh
triples by Freeman and Parent brought 10 two
runs. and from Wdgners error another resulted Ii
E0s-on EuaL iruLug NE .-nra-
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Public Notices.
NOTICE OF SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOROUGH OF

NOTICE OF SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOROUGH OE'
Il Manhattan will sell public auction through Bryan
9Th day Of October 1903 II o'clock a m On ~,
premises the buildings and parts buildings AZ
existfrE within the Section No
OF the OF Rvsrsids drive one FIuoS-s5
Thirtv-nftl street 20 ore Hundred Fortv-Hfth
street with all a7purta1a1t - $50
land SITUATE the Borough q Manhattan n Ths Cys
No / Between One Hun1red and THfrrz-ers ,,s
One Hundred and Thirty-sIxth streets
Oae-sroTy Pag0da brick
n. ? intersection OF One Hundred and rnir-y-nin-a
part ot one-story frame barn ~ By g. . By zo4
Between One HuD1red sud Fortieth
Hundred and Forty drst streets
Children-s Playhouse.
Hundred and Forty-secoud streets
Part q two-st0ry frare barn. 1898 ~ as by ~
~ by 20 by 27-4J 81 33s b. 1916 shed and
No 5 Between one Hundred and Forty-sscoua an
Hundred and FCr-y-t1irt street,
Cne-stlry extension and old hot house.
Of two-story frame buildings 17s5 Sy ssz by
No g. Between One Hundred and Forty-third and One
Hundred and F0-ty-f1uTcd streets
Basement frame building
Two two-s-ory brick stables
Frame stable. all shed IN connection thsrevtth.
: Between One Hundred and Forty-fJ1r-h z
Hundred and F0rry-fcth streets
Two f0ur-sto-y brick builirzs
One two-sory frame building with o1--storY extension
For fun particulars see City Record.
jacob A CANTOR
President % the Borough % Manhattan.
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wGEE,s NEW AMERICAN RECORD.

Chicago. Oct 1.-McCee q three year-old colt by
White knight-ReTnorse set new American rec
ord over q circular track for five and one-haf fur
longs ia the second race at Harlem to-day. he
covered the route I15 Is. clipping foUr-fths OF
a second off The old mark He won from Don
DOm0, LleXIe-d6d. by Two and halt lengths. Joe
Goss, 20 TO 1 snot, was third. The summaries:
First race give furl0-es-saret7-ns Ice L. WILSON,.
Il u =. Won. Mes Mc-se - LSi-1o 10 20 J. second.
DIrea-uo- s4 g B-1r-r-. o &C. J. t--- Tine. 1905
Temp J. Ch-isan sol smith. irish Saede. H7c=l.
ralsetter Cudo-. Br5okood Belle. Eegu-us and Lady
Cf Melbourne also
second race Ave and ca=-half tlrIorrsl-McGee los
lEu-zars-l. even Won Lon Do-o. ,FerreI1 10
second. G1ss 104 T. Dean. 20 !. third.
1858 Flora! Wreath. Evas Darling and HeraIto also
e.-s race Prairie state Stakes one and one-eghtA
n Iest-Havlland III PElIlpzl 3. our Les
fFerreD :. second, Esrg-s IU5 u. Teen}.
third. Time, l2-s- Orfeo, Louisville and Harry
New also
E..g~-r race tPcr-a7rat-u1ie Handicap. mile and
seventy yar6st-Ancke 9S ~. Eotb.1s). % .. won.
Incubator - jFe-reD. J. second. Flngai, % -.
Bonner j third Time, 1879 The Don. Gilf4in
Fi..a r5ce core m.le,-Fe1eraL Io2 Golok) - 70 70
Tre--.a. 100 jNl.sc-l. 20 = second Miracle u,
100 IFAaarr - T. rElr1- Tine l-5l-5- Jim Hale,
Loves Marion
E-v--- I1i-s1rE. Fosewa-er and Marco also
SIKH race -ul'rl-Eard q Avon % fWisor) 3 70
won Trs--h Carter. p o. Philips. 90 ! second
n h-r-a JOS IFerrej l. third. Tine, l-40+5. Alec
Lady Nat-hless Flying Girl aid Christina A also ran
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TURNER YALE TACKLE.
PIaus in Hogan's Place-McCoy
Used as HaLfback.
rRT TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BuxE.l

New-Haven. Conn, Oct. Turner. o. was taken
on the varsity eleven at right tackle this after
noon in place Of Hogan, and gave a creditable
count Of himself Mccoy. the former Amherst
captain and funback, who has been substitute full
hack at Yale this year. to-day put IN at left
baIf5aci. and Lawrence made scrub fulIback.
FLANDERS at scrub centre played a remarkably
strong game to-day and received much attention
by the coaches. Henry Holt, for the last two
years varsity centre. and Glass. last years guard
took the centre trio IN hand to-day The practice
vas entirely signal work tackle plays and
defence work the seconds failing TO score the
first team. Twichnell into Stillman, substitute
end and was hurt the head. Rockwell the regu-
lar Quarterback spent OF the afternoon kicking
goals from the 25-yard line.
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SMITH KACE-SeIIing.
TIE Withers Nile
SUBURBAN AND BROOKLYN, $4,000.
Jockey Club Announces Increase in Value
of Stakes To Be Run Next Year.

The Jockey Club has announced the following in
crease in value for stakes to be run 1901 As
value Of both the Brooklyn and Suburban handicaps
has frequently been IN excess OF the sum guaran-
teec for future renewals. the Increase. matter
a first glance.
Brooklyn Handicap for 1904 viii be $4,000 guar
anJeed formerly $1,000. the Suburban. formerly
$1,000 added, be so 90 qua ralreed; the Advance
formerly S5,Vv added. 10 be $1,000 guaranteed; the
une Handicap, formerly $500 added. 10 be s. go
added, The Autumn haudicaTs, formerly $500 add
cd. ne 500 added; the Double Event, part.
formerly $3.50 guaranteed. be $1,000 guaranteed,
second part formerly 50 guaranteed be $1,000
guaranteed All stakes fer three-year-oids and up
ward. al distances Of one mile over. formerly
$500 and 5000 added each. 10 be 5000 added 10
each. All stakes for twO-ycar-Ol1s which s.509
GGded 10 each. TO be SEQ added to each
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pm uICH4EL'S VICTORY.
Wins from King Drect-Dan Patch
Fails to Beat HIS Record.

Cincinnati Oct AT Oakley Park to-day the
,ou- heats IN the go pace were hotly contested
from word 20 wire by Pan Michael and King d.
rect and IN the last three II took the decision OF
the Judges to determine the winner The race.
however went TO Pan Michael The Parson TOOK
the 2.2o trotttng in TWO heats He vas the choice
In the betting Guy Fortune upset all calculations
on the 213 trotting He took 1t in two heats. while
the money was on The Questor and Topsy and
Kent II took three hard heats TO decide the 2:0S
pacing won by the favorite Fannie Dillard, after
she had dropped the first heat by neck 20 Terrace
Queen ,,rr
against his Dacing record Of 159, but he failed 70
beat it, He went to the quarter in o:SO-t, 70 the
half IN O.59I5 the three-Quarters In 1:304 and COM
rieted the mile in 2Ol44- Under the adverse con-
ditions the performance splendid one The
results:
PACTNl2:2o CIAss-THE BUCKEYE-THRE13 IN
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KENT CRICKETERS WIN.
English Players Defeat Ne50-York
Team by IN Runs.

The match between the Kent County team Of
criCketers and New-York, begun at Staten Island
on Wednesday. ended yesterday in victory for the
visitors by l24 runs. The Kent laid themselves
out TO win the match They took chances, and
when they had obtained a lead OF 17S in their
second innings they declared it closed New-1ork
then went 70 the bat FOL the second time trying 70
win or at least make a creditable draw. Tho
bowlers, however, soon obtained the upper hand,
and 1t was not long before the whole team was out
J. Adam and A. c. Laurie the only men who
made any stand. and their partnership was quickly
broken up when ". NJ Bradley went on 10 bowl.
The
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NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF
TAXES.
No. - CH ANBEHS STREET,
BOROUGH OF ANHRTTAN.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Rolls q Real Estate arc Personal Prep
fn . - YORK for the 1904 rs
collection
undersigned and that a. said Assess
1err Rolls are due ard payable MONDAY. OCTOBER
9TH 1903 the Once o. the Receiver q Taxes In ths
borough 81 which the property r. located. follows:
BOROJG GIL OF MANHATTAN. No. 81 Chambers Street.
BORoTCiH OF THE BRONX. corner Third and rr.-
Avenues B-0CX. y 7.
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. Rooms = q. . 3.
Municipal Building Brooklyn. y 7.
BOROUGH OF QUEENS corner Jackson Avsnus aat
Fifth Street Long Island civ y. Z
BOROUGH or RICHMOND. OF Bay Stnd
Streets. SrapIst11. Island y. I.
Of payment during october the paving
shall entitled benefits mentioned Section
the Greater York Charter tChaptsr 37S. Laws %
1sg7). Deduction OF interest the OF
per annum between the day q such payment and
fst Of December next
All bills paid duru~ October must Be rsbaced bs>ors
checks drawn sCr -ayr-enr.
checks mailed TIRE Receiver
accompanied addressed envelopes with postage
prepaid n order return OF rscsictsd bis
mail
mailed time the Rscefv.r
bills been Issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02

asset obtained by her present owners. CAPTAINS
Barr and Miller. Contrary 70 expectation. both
ire frames and plates IN remarkably good
clifton u had been reported that the yacht was not
~ nj condition to be raced again. but those who
visited her Yesterday unable 20 any
terial deterioration and the about the sipysrf
say the yacht could have been put n commission
and raced u II had been necessary
Nork - being pushed the Yacht 50 as 20 havs
ler perth clear % haul Shamrock III out. Captain
" rinBe and the I'VE men VINO are remaining hers
until 5ne IS hatiled out. have removed everything
rom the Interior Of the latest challenger she 10
ready TO be hauled out az any tine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02
DISTINGUISHED EXPERTS QUALIFY.

Creedmoor Long Island. Oct l (speciaD.-The
first regular practice day for the distinguished
pert class at 500 and loo yards was held here to
day for those members Of the National Guard OF
New-Yor1 who qualified as experts and had
ceived krag-Jorgensen rifles. The weather
fine and the attendance large The shooting and
issuing Of decorations under the supervision
# Colonel y. B. Inurston. ordnance officer, y. G.
y. !. Saturday viii be for the marksman's class.
officers
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RIDeEFIgLo HORSE SHOW SATURDAY

Ridgehed. Conn. Oct 1.-The first horse show OF
the summer colony at this place viii be held
Saturday the grounds OF the Ridgeheld Polo
Club Irving T. Bush, who chairman Of the
Lakewood horse show, viii act in a similar ca
pacity on this occasion. There will be per
formanCes. one beginning at II a. m. the other at
2 An eliiptcal track go feet long and 80 feet
wide has been laid out. Willard Parker. IT.. e :.
McNickar and Seymour L. Cromwell will be the
judges. Besides Mr.. Bush the officers OF the horse
show committee are Burgoyue Hamilton. Went
worth &. Bacon and W. : Biz
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PREACHING AND PRACTICE.

rum At NlL4.-aeo rust
TO mana ge a oman" he said, oracUlarly, "a
man must be firm. II he Is not. his conveEienCe
VIII not be consulted in his home II he does,
tcl-gs viii uatuTa Iy be arranged 10 SUIT him IN
the ideal household the wife bows to-
Just AZ that moment his little daughter appeared
Mamma says II you don't come IN 10 dinner
uEht away she announced, you won't get any
lie col0Ted a little and looked at his watch
1T isn't quite time he said ..
Mamma says it's the only time you'll get il.
announced the little one. because she's having II
half an hour earlier to-day She's GOT something
she wants do
went in silence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02
womANs SCHEDULE AT moNTcLAIR.

Montclair. Y. j.. Oct The Montcair Coli Club
has arranged the following women's schedule for
October:
October 7-Qualify1ng :or cup presented Mss
Droste eight best qualify playing of at handi
car match play before OctOOer 81
October 1.-Two ball coIrs5me-
october 21-Handicap egrteen holes. medal play.
october 2s-HandicaP match against DOGGY for prize
presented by the club
The club has decided to offer prizes Tor women
and TWO prizes for men. TO be PLAYED for IN OCTOBER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02
SHAMROCK II BROKEN UP
Little Deterioration in Plates or Frame
Could Have Raced Again, II is Said.

The days. even the hours. OF Shamrock IN are
numbered and all that went 20 make I'd one OF the
fastest and most expensive so-footers ever sent
across the Atlantic viii have been consigned to
the junk heap. sold for old metal
The Yacht looked yesterday ike a wreck cast on
the shore, for the sang OF workmen that
oreaklns ner Up, mad taken OF her bow and stern
plates and frames and ther,. will soon be nothing
lett but the lead k.el-probably the most valuable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02

and Mutt Blanche. I12 CIichaelsl 100 to 1 and 40 to
l. also start poor. Won easily. Tine LAIN
SIXTH RACE-Handioap. years and over: II. miles
the Withers Course
E r. Thomas's ch. c. Hernis By Her
mence-ksty q the West 1, 1S4. Fuller lilo rs
River PIRATE. J. llO-----.--.--.- t3icls) S-i 20
Coonsay .. e9-----------.--.t 20 Connor) ID al
Brigan5. 5 % CCreamer). l and 70 s. and short
hose, 3. ll5 tOdom) 5 even. also ran Star,
good Won easily Time. lS21l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02
ROCK SAND SECOND IN NEWMARKET.

meeting to-day, Sceptre won the Jockey CLUB
Stakes Of 1000 sovereigus for three and four year
olds. AZ a mile and three-Quarters Rock Sand.
winner OF the Triple Crown, was second. ana Cappa
White finished third. Five horses started Sceptre
won easily By four lengths Two lengths separated
the second ana third horses The betting was.
Sceptre. 10 :, Rock sand, L TO 10, and CappA
III n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02
VALE HAS NUCLEUS OF STRONG TEAM

New-Haven Conn. Oct (SpeciaD.-For the IN
,e-cor1spiate golf tournament. TO be held the
Garden City Golf Club October % 10 "a. Yale has
four Of last years team still in conege-N s Camp
bell O4 now captain: Percy Il Jennings. ,o!: A. n
sly men now out trying for the team. and pros
meets are excellent for Yales having the winning
team IL not the individual championship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02
"sKEETs" MARTIN IS SUSPENDED.
Put Down for a Week On Charge of Trying
to Beat the Starter at Newmarket.

London. oct. ii. Il. Martin. known as ''Skeets'
Martin. the American jockey. has been suspended
from riding from October 10 October 9, by the
stewards OF the jockey club. for trying 70 antcI-
pate the start in the race for the Hopeful Stakes
at the Newmarket meeting yesterday.
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RESULTS OF OTHER BASEBALL GAMES.

At latelPaia-Phratelphia CAnsrcan). o: PhI.ess-
phia (NatioueD.
At Chieaso-Chieaso Csa,iousD. II. Chicago uns-s-
can. o,
fAE4rfcarJ 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02
GYMNASIUM AT ST. LOUIS FAIR.

One Of the exhibits at the St. Louis Exposition
will be model gymnasium. a part OF the physical
culture exhibit Here will be delivered lectures
under The direction OF the ohysical training COM
mittee and indoor and outdoor games will be ex-
plotted. In the building will be locker rooms.
ba tbs trophy room and all the paraphernalia OF
an I'D to date gymnasium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02
SOLD BY QUART.

From The Chicago News
Say. Parker. why didn't you out in
Eossyiue2'
Too much malaria
Did YOU have substantial proof
should say So 7 asked the grocer the price OF
some white peas outside in a hamper. and he said
they were Cuinine pills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02
CONTESTS AT WESTMINSTER FAIR.

About thousand persons saw the harness
held in conjunction with the fair OF the West
chester County Agricultural and Horticultural So
ciety at White Plains yesterday The races were
poorly managed by the Judges. as none or them
finished on time. PickpOckets reared a har-
vest on trolley cars and on the fair grounds. more
than a dozen purses and watches beirg stolen On
Saturday there will be baby show. and more than
sixty babies will compete for prizes. The results:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02
TERRIBLE TO CONTEMPLATE.

From The Chicago News
La Month see some one has inFci'e1 -, r. -.
jecte la the shape Of cigar that VIII aniliilla's
army. "a - ,,a4. 4.
La Movne-You don't saw bet II theE InaD9 i. ~
IN the shape Of a racing automobile IL """iu AiH
twice As manY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RkCING.--At Morris Park and Chicago.
BASEBALL aupio1ship series. Pittsburg CNsfonaD
Boston tAmeriCanl. at Boston
LAWN -ENNIs-Disrrict o. Columbia championship a
washington
ts0IsF.Nyh stor-No-ae1s Championship q : =.
Huntington NsUev-Fnlsdelphia charnpionsnlF. -
moud Hlll-N0mens Club championship, pTe--il'-A-'
roCnd. Hot springs. Na---os-s tournarnen1
HARNESS RACING.--5uaud circuit AZ Cinclnra1i-
CR-cK ET-Ken+ England, vs. Nev-york. az lv1nes-
t1ue Staten Island = se b. m
HORSE SHOvV.-At Locust valley. Long lsiana-
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GIANTS IN TIE WITH wILLIAmsPoRr

WiIliamsport. Penn. Oct. The Giants played
a ten inning tie with WiIuamspOrr here today the
game ending TO O. The score
p II z
XsT.Tors c'atD-q2 I oo&3 q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02
4RorrrNG-2.1s cLAss-rwo IN THRE5-PrRsD
rRorr1xa+2oO C1Ass-rHREE IN FTvE-PrRsE
STAKE FOR UNION BELL

Trenton. y J. oct. I tSpeciaD.-Governor Mur-
ply Senators John keau and John r DrSoeIl' go
officials and politicians from al sections OF ms L1e
State saw the harness races al the lnIeISld.e
to-day. The attendance was the largest o. .-'iN'
svcae9fuy the ffty-thousaud mark. The results
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Help Wanted

ABLE BODIED UNMARRIED MEN BE-
tween ages OF q end %. citizens os United States
OF good character habits.
read and write Engis5. For affirmation apply 70 Re-
crutlE Officer. . laird Ave. 23GO THIRD avs. To5
Sixth Ave. y Y. 363 Fulton s.. Brooklyn.
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HERNIS BREAKS A RECORD
Takes Up I54 Pounds and Runs
Mile and an Eighth an I:52 H.

Mile and an Eighth an I;52 IL.
2, AZ ordinary overnight handicap at mile and
IN eighth over the Nithers course I1e'li''S' '
1i.t,e chestnut son q He-mence who has come 10
- 49,, se ..the S. 01 horse ran one 81 the
b.st races IN his brilliant career at the Westcnester
Enclosure yesterday. The animals he defeated 70
- SIRE were rather trifi-c- and the manner III
uh,cb he disposed o. them probably would have
made Admiral Rouse. who always coutenGed that
g. y-as ssicIsal 10 send a heavily weighted horse
or. in front turn In his grave. but the main fact
remains that Hernis with the crushing impost 81
20 mounds ran the mile ana -oue-elghth. always
o,.t In front always his own pacemaker. in 152-2.
q fsu second and half faster than the best
--eytous time made by ". Showal1ers Box as
fve-yea--ol5 an6 with 126 pounds up.
r7s-~.e's opponents yesterday were Shorthose.
river P.-a-e B-ieand and Colonsay. and 10 them
~ vas giving ala the vav from eleven 10 forty
rounds. the former 90 Shorthose. the latter 20
r--orsav There was a brief struggle In the first
eighth between Eernis and River Pirate for the
lead BLK g was over 81 the turn and Mr- BEL
---rt's colt Rad TO be content with third place,
C-la-esv having slipped ir between After tnaI
Nr Tho-nass colt led all the way ard finished
ridden out nv Fuller. but going in tEe same bull
dog fashion IN which he had left the post
III TIE stretch River Pirate replaced Colonsay
md finished q respectable second When the tine
was 7csted the inevitable question was asked,
could NcChesuey have done that" Hs-ris was
sr o5ds-on favorire, but the confidence Of his
stable was not shared by the entire public. and
+-
Noble Brant a daughter o. Cliror5. the head o:
-he Sanford stud. won the thirty-iftn renewal o.
ne Aln1er FaNlleep loll sumo
best three-yesr-ol6 FLIES in training The
rJ~--s--- l- 49,. -,f, md
4----eS- ----i--N1P - N'-- N--N '-'---- -
yesterdays company was small and select. F. K.
Doctors brown mare Stamping Ground headed the
weight allotment. with Ia pounds FoXlaA p
Keene's Kingston fIy Stolen Moments. with IA
-----F= rs Hertsv-ez 2, ra--a shade -ra resr ~
s as = s- ~. so - T,eysTs nae her favor
~ 7-s1s-v rsr5-- Ju-It ATI trough The back
$3.50 r-lryo- ra3 - in a f7E-r nor ken and
49, 80 L---+ 80 ee- 49, no -re z--ar-l3
-----e-- 49, o7+e5--5 = 1ez= Ffa7TI.,r r5
overcome The light weighted My Adlos mad set a
rsJl-Ig pace sLll ll1c c@5-- .-l--e - ---' $50
Win -eI NL-e- Natl-- -o---- -t-e- l---- ~ |
= l----t ~ - = -t---z - -,
MC--e 6ial and -l q t--sti- A1i---.- t--S VIII
ner Aca 10y N.es L----- .,.i- - 60 .-.-- -, e.
u the second open eostnli-lal l'r Icl-1 --l-
and upward al ABOUT t"o miles arc q la-I oi-iE
three horses accepted the c9---lls % the NerllL-
ia1. ana q these TIE na--o-eC Ee4CfCE Sell Fro-
Te-ticu owned and r-C1eu bv II. Page so
much superior % Bay Secret ridden by Mr. Taylor
Zaa. Be 555k ' n for lis a a al a5o1t 5 rg6t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02

FIRST RACE-seIing hurdle race for three-year-olcs
and upward one and one-half miles flights
OF hurdles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02

FIFTH EACE-For mares three years old and upward.
no1wiu7ers Of s. 0s or three OF more races II 1913
L.ast flrilnFs 81 Mttha-s CaurEA
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Boston -..............-..-......0 o o o o 2 Ia
Earned ruus-Boston. .. Pitrsburz Tires hits
FREEMAN Parent. Leach 90. Bransdelt- Home r1n-
Seoring stolen bases Bransred, Rftchsy-
oase on balis-DI Tou1E. 3 5ut-By Young. 8
by PHILIPPE TO- Passed baII-Crger Time I55.
pires-ODay and Connolly Attendance 1922
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Third RACE-THE MANHATTAN HANDICAP; Z


FOURTH RACE-TiE DTXIANA; for three-y.ar-oids
The Wfffsrs Mile
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.F5.rrr ~ - seil Z 70 an5 J - ?. Phaon lis
J snc r. Z. Trls-Ea t2eGfernB
cafes 10 80 4; YIN IL Ccks) - and 70 i
-asl ri 80 - D. - % and J. Jola IL CKfrk-
e. - az - . e l. Queen Elizabeth Ii2 (F7ishe-
10 4 E,pe-- =. .%nsrzs- 1I2 0ClChrarD 5 70 and
t --ght IL oCo.euaarJ so 10 ! ana 10 70
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y th-es-year-ol6s and upward
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2O2 Total declared .-.- IS
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