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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-12-14
Next Confederate Reunion.

New Orleans. Dec 12.-Gen. Will
Ham E. MickIe. adjutant general.
United Confederate Veterans. authorl-
zes the announcement that the next
reupion of the veterans will be held IN
Louisville, KY. but that the Gate has
not vet been settled.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-12-14

Newberry, Dec. The ten-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. G. P. Williams, of
West End, was seriously, perhaps
fatally, burned this afternoon. Mrs.
Williams was in the yard washing
clothes, and tie little girl went into
the house ior a light. Her clothes
caught fire and she was narrowly res
cned from immediate death.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-12-14

Macon, Ca, Dec. Hal Sco6eld
a we'll known white man, shot and
killed Green King, a negro property
owner, in a quarrel in grocery store
here tonight. A verdict of murder
was returned by the coroner's jury.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-12-14

New York, Dec. 13 Excitement
reisned aeain on the floor Of the Stock
Exchange this morning and highly
nervous state of speculation was de-
picted by food of selling orders,
and values sumbled all along she line.
Brokers rushed here and there, trying
to dispose of orders at the best advan-
tage. For time it appeared as if
the market was going to repeat the
sensational scenes of the last few
days. Amalgamated copper proved to
be strong stock in the list and this
proved to be an influencing feature,
and the market turned. At noon the
market was steady, and the excitement
had largely abated.
Lisbon, Dec. IA telegram from
Mossamedes, Portuguese West Africa,
saws that twenty -one vessels of the
Russian Baltic feet have arrived
there en- route for tn g far East.
Munich, sBavaria, Dec. i3.-The
Neuste Nachrichten reports that
Frau Hilgen, of Trosberg, Bavaria has
given birth to six children within the
past year. Last January she had trip
lets and recently she gave birth to
triplets again. Medical authorities
say this is the greatest known record
in the birth rate.
Washington, D. c., Dec. 13-A
picked squadron of forty to Fifty men
from the Presidents old Rough Rider
regiment will constitute the guard OF
honor at the Inauguration, Governor
A. C. Brodie, Of Arizona, and Major
W. H. Llewellyn, formerly of the
Presidents regiment held conference
at the white house with the Chief
Magistrate yesterday in reference to
this proposed guard Of honor.
jackson, Dec. 13.-A sensation has
been created here by the indictment
of H. T. Montgomery, a member OF t5e
legislature, and j. G. Bryant and j.
B. Willis, members of the Board o.
Supervisors of Lincoln County on the
| charge of white-capping.
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To fight the Boil weeyiI.

Washington, Dec. 2-Secretary
Wilson today recommended to the
house that an appropriation OF 1925,
600 be made to meet the emergency
caused by the ravages Of the cotton
boil weeviE and of other insects and
diseases affecting cotton and to study
the diverss6eation of crops, the secre-
tary of agriculture to be authorized to
expend the money in cooperation with
State experiment stations and practi-
cal cotton growers.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-12-14

Portland, Ore, Dec. This after
noon the jury in the land fraud case,
which has been occupying the atten-
tion of Judge Bellinger's Court for
over two weeks, brought in verdict
of guilty against all the defendants,
except Miss Marie Ware, after 45 min
utes deliberation. No recommendations
as to punishment we're made. Miss
Ware was acquitted, following the
instructions OF the Court.
Yorkyille. Dec. 7.-Mr. o. G. g..
McCarter, a substantial and highly
respected citizen of Kings Mountain
Township, in this county, committed
suicide yesterday morning at 6 O'Clock
by hanging. He was about so years
old and his mind became unbalanced
by reason of humiliating family trou-
bles. He leaves q widow and several
children, some of them being grown.
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OUTSIDERS WIN
ON THE FIELD
Exciting Running at Cali
fOrnia COursing Committee
Meet at IngleSide Park

The annual meet Of the California
Coursing Committee was commenced
yesterday at Ingleside Coursing Park
in the presence of a large crowd of. en-
thusiasts in the sport. The first round
of a ninety-six-dog open stake made
up the days card.
The days results. with Judge John
Grace's official scores, follow:
Open stake-Ruby Sankey beat
Prince B, so; Belfast beat Loretta,
5-4; Runaway Actress beat Liberator.
81; Jerry Wright beat Stingaree. 80;
Remisso Amino beat Doreen, 6-4;
Ragged Actor beat Old Ironsides. SO;
Luxury beat Trinity Girl. 14-4;
Colored Lady beat Golden Fortune,
so; Becky Sharp beat McHenry, 1875:
Wattles beat Terry McGOvern. 1916;
Honest John bye, Smith withdrawn;
Glaucus beat Texas Hoo Hoo, 1913;
Fannie Hughie beat Real Duchess,
81; Pure Pearl beat Rolling Boer.
1910; Fretter beat Bender. SO; I'm
perious beat Forest Fire. 10-2; Lady
Menlo beat Butte City, 1910; Rich
Array beat Donnybrook, 1871; Bonnie
Pasha beat Idleness, 5-1: Lord Brazen
beat Prometheus. 14-7; yellow Tail
beat PicadiIly, 7-3; Queens Motto beat
Ella May, 24-4; Aeolus beat Tralee
Maid. 1910; Vina beat Wait For Me,
1910; BaIendine beat Golden Feather,
AZ; Magic Stuff beat May Tunnison.
So; FOxhunter beat Gunfre, 40;
PalO Alto beat Princess Savoy, TO;
Royal Friend beat Budding Rose, AZ;
Golden Garter beat Medea, 6-3; Sunny
South beat Mark Twain, 80; False
Alarm beat Cubanola, As; Carlow
Boy beat Rushaway. 16-9; Gallant
Giancer beat Fortuna Angel, 11-5;
Pepper Jack beat Craig Lad, 9-5;
Commercial Traveller beat Anna Ryne.
1876; Fiddler beat Homer Boy. 12-4;
Don Pedro beat Jack Short, 90; Little
Plunger beat Miss Brummel, SO;
Reckless Rose beat Beauty Gold, 4-3;
Queen Of Isle beat Equator, 40; Mel
linwood beat Young Johnnie Rex, 80;
Eastlake beat Clydette, 1915; Smiler
beat Black Coon, rs; FreepOrt beat
Tom Hurlick. 3d. Ready Address beat
Sir Winton. rs; Laboring Boy beat
Agitator. 9-5s
An unusually large attendance is ex-
pected to-day.
In the open stake Ragged Actor,
Roy al Friend and Anna Ryne are ex-
pected to distinguish themselves.
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GROVE AND DUNCAN TAKE
FINAL TOURNAMENT MATCH

Most of the Scottish bowlers have
returned to town and the green at
Golden Gate Park was crowded yes
terday afternoon. Four tournament
matches were played, three in singles
and one in doubles. After many weeks
of play the doubles tournament was
brought to a conclusion. There was
quite a demonstration when NJ. L.
Grove and J. NJ. Duncan won the
match and tournament. They beat
w. r. Eaton and DR.. Hamilton, 21 to
II. The victory of Grove and Dun
can was somewhat of a surprise to
many Grove, who won the first
championship of the city in singles,
bowled splendidly, as did his partner.
The match was extremely close from
start to finish. On the eighteenth and
last end Hamilton laid his bowl along
side the jack, but Duncan with a
well-aimed shot dislodged the bowl
and won the end.
In the singles tourney J. Stott beat
w. A. Cook rather easily. the score
being 21 to Z. NJ. L. Grove caused
quite surprise by taking H. L. Tick
ner into camp. Grove was in great
form and won by 21 to Is score.
James Gray beat James Mearns, 21 to
II. Many practice matches were
played and resulted as follows:
s. Irving beat ]. NJ. Forsyth, 21 to
IA; ]. Mearns and Forsyth beat T. Nc
Naught and Irving, 21 to 13; ]. Mof-
fatt and DR.. Gum beat NJ. L. Grove
and H L. Tickner, 21 to 6; Grove
and w. Watson beat Mearns and J.
O'Brien, 21 to 13; Mearns and Joseph
Gray beat G. c. Patterson and A. Neil
son, 21 to 8; G. H. Mcdonald and J..
C. Moffatt beat Watson and ]. Nc
Lachlan, 21 to IA; James Gray and
Mearns beat General McGregor and
Y. c. Lawson, 81 to IT; r. Park and
G. C. Patterson beat Rev. w. j.
Fischer and ]. Stott, 21 to Is; Nc
Naught and Gum beat Park and Mof-
fatt 21 to 8; ]. M. Duncan and J. T.
Dare beat Watson and Gray. 21 to II.
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TIGERS SLOW AND LIsTLESS.
Brownies Take Advantage of Their
Weakness and Score Many Runs.

Brownies Take Advantage of Their
Weakness and Score Many Runs.
TACOMA, Aug. 13.-By listless play
ing in the early innings Tacoma gave
the game to-day to the visitors. After
finding themselves behind the cham
pions tried to catch UP, but were un-
able, Iberg being effective. st. Vrain
also did some good work in tight
pinches. Singles by Beck and Castro
and Sheehan's error, giving Thielman
life, In the second, were followed by
Steelman's hit, bringing in three.
Thielman scored in the fourth on a
pass, a sacrifice hit and Steelman's s
single. In the fifth Beck got a safe
one, advanced On Castro's pass and
scored on Nadeau's hit. Spencer's dou-
itors their last run.
Iberg held Tacoma safe until the
fourth, when Sheehan singled and Nor
dyke was hit, the former scoring on in
field outs. Mclaughlin doubled in the
fifth, advanced on an out and scored
on Hurley's error. Casey drew a pass
in the seventh, took third on McLaugh-
Inns safe one, scoring on an out. Lynch
singled in the eighth, advanced on
Caseys pass and was brought home by
McLaughlins third hit. Tacoma should
have scored in the second, but the
chance was cut off by slovenly base
running. Score:
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NATIVES NEVER
REACH THE PAN
Close Decision at the Home
Plate Spoils a Great Game
During the Eighth Round
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Every one was shouting for the UNI
pire's life at Recreation Park yesterday
when Van Haltren arrived at the pan
with the ball in the eighth inning and
settled mighty battle. 1t was one of
the clostest kind of plays, and the run
ner looked like dead one. Jack O'Con-
nell was on the spot and at first mo-
toned out" but then changed it and
called the man safe" Score-Seattle
2, San Francisco O.
There was a terrible uproar at all
events, and it ended only when Leahy
was put out Of the game for making a
pass at O'Connell Whalen also tried
to butt in on a fight, but Knell pulled
him away. The game was delayed
about fifteen minutes during the siege
that ensued
Not run had marred the score when
Rip Van Haltren opened UP the eighth
with smashing two-base drive to the
score board. Mohler laid down a bunt
and Van landed on third. Then Dele
hanty popped UP fly to short right
field. Meany nailed the ball and made
OAA oHSOihlSly peTltCl IGbuA IL " ACdhJ
On came Van Haltren, tearing as
though his life depended upon this final
effort The ball apparently reached the
catcher's mitt just a fraction of a sec
ond ere the runner arrived. The umpire
motioned out, and changed 1t to safe in
twinkling. Then followed the rough
house, which, fortunately, ended before
the free-for- all fight period came.
This seemed to take the heart out of
San Francisco. Whalen hit Frisk with
the ball, and he easily stole second on
Gorton. Blankenship unloaded a single
to deep center and Frisk sped to the
plate. Blakenship was thrown out
while trying to do down on the first ball
pitched to Smith.
The home team never could approach
the plate while Hall was pitching. This
kid had all the veterans and others on
his staff in every inning, and the best
they got was two little hits. His per-
formance was a remarkable one, for he
never once got into a hole nor did he
ever lose his speed or control. Score:
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sixteenth miles-Cheery Lass won in
2:14%, Belle Starr second, Edgar Boy
third. Bessie Abbott, Dewey, Fred N,
Skyland Girl and Seyba also started.
2:23 trot, purse $500, dash, half mile
Leonardo won in 1:O2A, Ben AK
worthy second, Jolly Bachelor third.
Leta, Maroba and Jeanette also
started.
2:os trot, purse 500, dash, one and a
sixteenth miles-Masetto won in 2:17K,
Judge Green second, Marion Wilkes
third. York Boy, Billy Foster Boy and
Prince Greenlands also started.
2:11 trot, purse 500, dash, mile and
an eighth-John Taylor won in 2:271h.
Direct View second, Queen Wilkes
third. live, Ldsonjiro, Anna Little,
Billy Foster Boy and The King also
started.
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Otto Stifel Passes the Light
Weighted Frank Bell,
Scoring Handily.
Special Dispatch to The Call.


ST. LOUIS, Aug 1S.-Otto Stifel
easily won the August selling stakes
to-day, coming strongly in the stretch
and passing the light weighted Frank
Bell easily. Hilee never got to the
front and finished third. Favorites
had a bad day of it. The weather
was clear and the track fast. Attend
ance 10000. Summary:
FIRST RACE-seven furlongs; three-year-
olds and up;
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey St. q Fin.
so to DIR. Burns, io7 Lindsey 80 20
to 1-Worthington, 1O2(W.Dvs) 43 u
Time. Time. I:29s.; Start poor, Won driving.
ton-La Juive Lynch 102, Ben Lear 102 Torlo
100 Freesias 1oI. Gay American IS, Axarss ,o1
Drop O. Rye 1o7. finished named.
SECOND RAcE-six furlongs; two-year-
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. y Fin.
to 1-Hersain, 95 (Rice) ........ IL Ia
to 1-Mellwood 9s CVanderbout) 8 % %
to Milton Young 100 CTrox) 1 SO h
Time. 1:16 Start good Won driving. Win
ner. B. sohTeibeF's rel b. f. by IS T -Heegeria. &
meyer 9S. Little Harry 103, Gasconne e5,
Dromio 1oS. finished as named.
THIRD RACE-six and a half furlonEs;
three-year-olds and up:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
to King l13f fRos Ross. 100 iSs g. ys559 co2:yj nix
10 1-Bucceuth, 100 (Rice)....S 90 h
Time. 1:21A. Start good: Won easily.
Winner F. F. Lewis ch. g. % by Lysander-
Vandalight Lady Vashti 100, Caterpillar 100,
Flyer 100, Mai Lowery 81, Jake Greenberg 108,
Barklyite 1o2. Claremont 1O3 Lady Felix 1o3.
Trinity Bell 1os. Walter Duffy 80. finished as
named.
FOURTH RACE-six furlongs three-year-
olds and up; August selling stake:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
fsn1 2fs2 sti9s Bs 's ss rT 5R}es5 RsSi'
s to & 5.Hileei I,si, 1o5 GTrOSler) ~ w. , 2I 2n 81
schTeber ti5t b s0GS 5 by w0s fasy
Bissfal s9. Ed Bail ss 20 PPetenson i &C. Ice
Water 11o. finished ss named.
FIFTH RACE-Five and half furiongs
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. Fin.
8 to 5-E90dIshd5. IL %sis5:; ] i 2 i
Winner. G. C. Bennett & Co.'S br. c: by
Lucky Dog Charm. Darthula 1O3. Wexford 80,
Lady Mercury 90, finished as named.
SIXTH RAcE-one and three-sixteenth
miles; three-yeaT1olds and up: =,
10 to f-DoeslSin. e5 G.wilians( 8 I5 II
$ to 1-Buccaneer. JOE tconley) 2 $2 ga
Winner. Martin & walkers b. m. (5) BY
FTeeman-I Iheckley. Scalper 70. Malnsprlne
1O7. Goo Goo 1O2 Wissendine 100 st. Agnes
II 95, Regina D 81, Semper Vivax 1o4. finish
ed named.
SEVENTH RACE-seven furlongs; three
year-olds and up;
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin,
II TO TX. Charm, 103 Lindsey ! u y
8 to 5-Bab, 105 Il. wilson,. 2n h
13 TO sid Silver. los (Cocolo). SO 81
Time. %. Start good. Won driving.
Winner, J. c. Ghio's br. 90 by King
Counsel-Charm. Death 116, Miss Manners 106
Howlng Dervish 100. One More 107. Possari
10, finished named.
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MAJOR DELNIAR TIES RECORD
OF CRESCEUS FOR ONE MILE
Trots First Half just Outside a
TwO-Minute Clip at Empire
C1ty Track

NEW YORK. Aug. 13.-The Empire
City Grand Circuit harness meeting
closed to-day. Major Delmar was sent
20 beat 2:o2k. without a runner in
front. The champion gelding came TO
the wire with a strong breeze blowing.
Win q runner on each side OF him, but
none IN front, be went to the quarter
mile pole IN 81 seconds, 10 the half In
1:oo5Z. 10 the three-quarters in 1:31z,
and came home in 2:o2A. thus equaling
Cresceus' record. Summary;
2:2z pace. purse $500. dash. half a
mile-Gordon Prince won in 1:o15k.
Lookout Hal second. Alcidine third.
Sewing Machine, Earl Scott and Inaha
also started.
2:os pace. purse 500. dash, one mile
Black Hal won in 2:o51<, John NJ sec
ond, Guy Cation third. Ben F, Dandy
c. Birdina Centrific and Bessie Drake
also started.
2:15 pace. purse $500. dash, one and
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Dr.. Newton Wins More
Games Than Any
Other Pitcher.

DR.. Newton of Los Angeles is the
star slab artist for the first half Of
the season. Newton won nineteen out
of twenty-seven games. He is closely
followed by Charley Hall of Seattle,
Koefe of Tacoma and Buchanan Of
Oakland. Following are the fielding
averages and standing of the pitchers:
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THE DURYEA COLORS UP is IN HOPEFUL STAKES
FRISK Is KING OF THE BATSMEN
FOR FIRST HALF OF LEAGUE SEASON
Hildebrand Leads San Fran
cisco Team With
Willow.

Big Emil Frisk of Seattle tops the
Pacific Coast Leagues sluggers with
an average of 1867 for the first half of
the season: Right behind him is Oscar
Graham, the erratic Oakland south
paw, and then comes little Mohler. also
Of Seattle. Hildebrand leads the San
Francisco Club with .307. The aver
ages follow:
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Japanese Drugstore Stock.

According to the Chemist and Drug
gist the native drug stores in Japan
are still largely stocked with dried
snakes, toads, lizards, crabs, ETC., infu-
sions of which are the popular house
hold remedies throughout the country
Various secret remedies" which are
supposed to be as universal and potent
IN their curative effects as many of our
Western patent medicines, also abound
Magic plasters are much in vogue and
massage is largely practiced. the oper-
ators being chiefly blind people. Face
paints and powders may also be seen
on the shelves.
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SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-Van Haltren, Frisk Errors
Frisk. r. Hall Two-base hits-Delehanty,
Van Haltren. Sacrifice hits-Anderson, Moh-
Ter 2. First base on errors-San Francisco l.
First base on called balls-On Whalen /, off
Hall 4. Left on bases-San Francisco 8. Sc
attic 6. Struck out-By Whalen Z by Hall q
Hit by pitcher.Frisk ?, HidebTand. Town
send. Double plays-Mohler to Blankenship;
whalen to Townsend: Hall to Mohler to Blank
enship Time of game-One hour and 80 min
utes. Umpire-O' Connell.
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COMMUTERS LAND AT LAST.
Graham Has Angels Going and Nearly
Scores Slut-Out

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 1S.-The
Angels were unable to hit Graham to-
day and were lucky to escape a shut
out. Gray was the easiest sort of
mark for the visitors and was ham,
mered all over the field. besides walk
ing four men and hitting one. Both
sides fielded fast and clean. Score:
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SUMMARY

Errors-Sheehan q Nordyke, Hogan. St.
Vrain, Spencer. Hurley. Thelman. Struck
out-By St Vrain 8, by Iberg l. Bases on
balls-By st. Vraln 6. by Iberg :. Hit by
pitcher-By Iberg Two-base hits-McLaugh-
lin, Spencer. Sacrifice hits-Spencer, Nadeau.
Double play-Castro TO Hurley. Left on bases
portland IL, Tacoma Z. Time of game-Two
hours and five minutes. Umpires-Brown and
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SUMMARY

Stolen bases-Dunleavy CD. Devereaux Nc
Nune- Error - McKune Three base hit -
Kruger. Two-base hits-Devereaux. Dunleavy
CD. J. Smith Sacrifice hit-Dunieavy First
base on error-Isos Angeles. Left on bases
Los Angeles 4, Oakland 10. Bases on balls
OFF Graham 2. of Gray f. Struck out-By
raham j. BY Gray 3. Double Dlay-Bernard
OF game-One hour and forty minutes Inn
pire-J. Mccarthy.
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The French consul at Dublin informs
his countrymen that motor cars and
motor cycles are wanted in Ireland, the
annual minimum expenditure in this
trade reaching $500. 900 in Dublin and
Belfast, alone.
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A marriage license gives a man a
legal right to lie to one woman.
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'Eagar batted for Flood in last inning
fKruger out on hunted third strike
AM IJTrrcs nv
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FIFTH RAcE-One mile; selling; for three
year-olds and up; gentlemen riders:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. St q Fin.
10 10 Sd Gold l26 (Adr. .Holland) 3 - 2
j 10 1-Kflograrn. .l4e CAdr. Baker, e1k23
g 70 Homes CAdr- -Mather) h 3
Time. Ia start poor. Won driving
Mottle St. Daniel. Boxwood. Unmasked. Judge
finished as named.
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batted Tor ST. NraIn IN the ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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SIXTH RAcE-Five and half furlOngs

fIAIH hALE-FlNe 6nQ 9 naIL IufIOnBsi
selling: for two-yesr-olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
3 10 2-Lincroft 1O4 Ccochran)-. = III
70 10 l-Rubric. 1o2 lcornacll.-. 9 80 2%
: to l-Danseuse 1O5 QO'Nefl)-.. 3 . 3 h
Tine .O7 80 Start fair. Won ridden out.
Winner, D. Gtceon's br. &. by His Highness-
Nosegsy Ike s, Niblick Bob Mossom, Awak-
ening Merces. Good-by. High Life, Woolnola,
Delcanta Worthwhile, Mayoress, Linda Rosa,
Bert Arthur. Dsndelion, Brush Up. finished as
named.
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Sixth RACF-One and three-si,
sEVFNTH RACE-SeYen furlongs: thr.

year-0Ids and upi
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey. St. q Fin,
Il TO TX. Charm, 1O3 Lindsey 3 ] y Il
8 to 5-Bab, 105 Il. wilson,. IN 2 h
13 10 sid Silver. los (Cocolol. 33 81
Time. %. Start good. Won driving.
Winner, J. G. Ghio's br c. (3) by King S
Counsel-Charm. Death 116 Miss Manners 106.
TIowling Dervish 105, One More 107. Possart
no. finished named
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two-year-olds: purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
1S 10 5-Lady Ellison, 95 (Knapp) 1 21 /
Is to Gutter. 80 CFeitch). ....... 43 Pig
IL to 5-Costigan, 9S (Mountain). 6 35 3h
Time, 10. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner c. r. Ellison's b. I. by CWoolsthorpe-
Amabel. Subtle ITO. Alcazy 95. Mary's Gal
liant 9s Green Gown 115 Mcclellan %, Garvice
los finished as named.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGuE.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 13.-Glade allowed
the champions only five hits. Score:
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SEVENTH RACE-One mile; three-year-
oids and up; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey St. q Fin.
8 to l-Dungannon 95 CMcBride). 1 3h LII
4 70 l-Sweet Tone, 80 (Greenheld) 8 III 2h
20 bob Franklin 96 (Oregar). 25 81
Time. 1:46 2-5. Start good. Won driving
Wirner, Charles Knebelkamp's b. T. C3) by
Dungarven- Distress. D. L Moore Ill. Benson
Caldwell 9s. Nero 1oS Hans Wagner 1O4
finished named.
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two-year-olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
2 to IL. Charm, 1O6 Lindsey % L n
% 70 2-W9odlands. IA % (Dsle1; (1 ! h II
Time. 1:OSA. Start good. Won driving.
Winner. G. c. Bennett & Co.'S br. C. by
Lucky Dog-Charm. Darthula 103, Wexford 80,
Lady Mercury 90, finished named.
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e-year-olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin
10 San Reno, 96 CKnapp)... 8 ~ LII
to 1-Docile, 81 CNicol) ....... 1 3 "a
TO 1-Harney. 105 CHofher)..... 13 B3
Time. 1:51 3-5. Start good. Won driving.
Winner, NJ Jordans ch. c. 90 by St Blaise-
Pretense. Don't Ask Ne 101, Celebration 1O5.
Frank Mac es. Rossmond 80, Excentral 81,
Nitrate 103, finished as named
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FOURTH RACE-One and hve-sixteenth
miles. the Saratoga derby, for three-year-olds
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
2to 9-Delhi 126 COdom)- 2zl
sto 1-Stalwart 126 u. Martini. p
4 % 1-St Valentine 126 Cdldbnd) 2 2 2 3
Time e.lS 2-5. Start good. Won driving.
Winner J. r. Keene's br. C. by Ben Brush
Neva- (Three etarrersD
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GLADE HOLDS BOSTON DOWN TO FIVE HITS
WHILE CLEVELAND LANDS HARD ON PLANK
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Cincinnati
scored another victory over New York
to-day in a close and exciting game.
Attendance 24.6OO. Score:
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FOURTH RACE-six furlongs; three-year-
olds and up; August selling stake:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. ST. Y Fin.
to lotto Stifel 9S CW Davis 3 1h1 3
to Frank Bell, 90 Rice).. 1 / 11a2 ~
to 5-Hilee; 1o7 (Troxler) -. 50
Time, 1:12h. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. B. schreiber's b. c. (3) by sain-W etunka-
BIissful 90. Ed Ball 90. Pretension 90, Ice
Water no. finished ss named.
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Totals ss 8 13 27 II

Totals 80 2 q Isl
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SECOND RAcE-The shillelsh steeplechase
about two and a half miles; four-year- -olo'
and up:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. Fin
? 70 5-Foxhunter, 161 (Ray).--- n =
u 10 Grandpa, Isl (Holman).. so
Time Sol start fair. Won driving. Win
ner. T. Hitchocks Jr. ch. &. by Golden Dawn
TVinen,a Whineray. Ten Candles, Flying Vir
efnisn. Inspector Stevens finished named.