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THE REGENT WON
FROM ANNE DAVIS
GoIdhlatr G"lding Easily cap
tmrcd Fifth Event From Hayes
Filly and GI"nncvis.

Small l'!.S Ns'~ lu- t.le !I. 'Ls ma
i1UfN - iAr lIr-~ ct II.-.udr ye-teId..g.
The f'atU.- race. MIA "l tii.- Gard. was @
. dash ~ :nii- aua seventy ya.d-. in
which speculation uiyIi-'i between TIE
Regent. Anne DIV and Lacy CrIw."rd-
Giei.a,yl- VS. also :, -tar."r. Eut w.
neglected go r. g." . o.. iIs. L,tti.=-
= that. u' beat Lazy Gg.i vfai.. - most"
Ter 'h' .How money. ~ ChInns fer-a,
acquisition -=-Hius TO Igu vCgs- Is,r
with each sL,'ced.as .!t"ri. Will. Ia"
Regent vsS always the flsI r.rE. Anne
I'.vi- "a, urii played Q" i-at nifn. but
sn- had Ifo chance ron, start 10 ani-h
Tn- Goidbls't g-idi'.s went io the from;
~ the f"Iess., 81 Tie barrier and had me-
trouble f.tninln- hi. position. Ann. Dsvi-
made tlr~. desperate tush.s TO get up.
hr' each time The Regent easily shook har
OF. aud had plenty LETT 10 stall % h.:
final challenge.
III. Hayes representative hsi 4 " ';e.
time ~ .t DO ih. fourth ide-. This Nss
L.. Mater and TIE MAJ. w.,S q L.av!l.
b., Erti farpgTf.. '-uIln.Hcf- as tue best
Nh't ~ t.. Held "vI.f>'+i O." L.r. and w.
fh.' contender 81 tue .Ui- - mall" al!
enc running. rud 90" "a T"u. nio'.orr Il..'''
strong bfI d. fa'- l.".d -lNt'''-'iit'- i''
u.f"'~ o.. pail GRO the Weights proved to"
m'i. t"I tiiu. $3.50. 10 ~ q length @" the
bad "a o. De- reached tie i.'E station
Allen Avon 'asi.. fuul- fh' >t"r. none
from the good iaiLs- E-sprl-ir-
" %. Fines crippled ia - star Euns .
TaTk4rItr SENS f., D. rounding Go ms
i'-t tu.m s'd Won tr. thi-i rae" Iu e.
h'E l"mr. suns "a- "a .Shi "h"i'-- '.''-
E~.l.it ii- ard AE"tl. hut. aft.r g~ttus
"if lirils. - all 'ouuay's mounts u". <h'-
show 20 ~. speed and fr.t.i".. all IT, wa
iIarl.iyit" took ~. lead turning .uf" sac.
i.sa stretch rvI there vas none To- --I.-
"Vsiv disIIt"i % with Li:u th-T-af'-f-
Avoid tus!.. q hard cfs~. aft. him. but
'Dg!I dn %. better than second vhi"
.tm.ruu=. greatly favored 10y th" sfst,-
vs- :, lucky fhlrI
y. r. schultz. former president ~ the
i'w Louisville Jn.k-s club. and 81 jE.
Tulf congress. Won Liz ms D1rf-. sine.
coming her With Flora WiliouEhh. 30 the
irsi race Il vas bsd iot. With Golden
Light az indifferent fayorif"- -. vIS
crowded OFT th" start sui l.'-t so much
N ~. cary ~aTarnble that Howell iiI not
make serious EFFORT with him
TTyur. d good thing. lei 10y aide
fnargiH. Hrl had IL act been used ton
much "a thu ear.s pan. would pr"Da by
hsN" Won. He Tired h. the s-.-tch. how
"v's. and Flora MiilolzhlT. 10y iiu' ~
much nrEii.=. ;naia=-n o" G.t r? IN Tim,
20 beat him a hai' length.
Tn" COOK. ~ 90 .. took the s.cou. ~
SipS time She va apparently oitruu ~
~" "atlv uart. n.J she csIn- last .u'pxi
at III" -nd - giu .l.v-rly from Violin.
VII" showed much improvement
Nsrrr. tho b'st-piay"i :evoTiie - tho
1sy. won IL" las race from end TO ena.
Eucl" Horn finished second but near the
be caused the latter To- stumbl" and almost
E~f"ra Ma.usprin- could get going aSsfn
Dawson -'--.@f him and finished third but
got tho 1i1c" AMI Malnsp;iug the -how
position.
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pears as II he can Ice selected for nrs;
chciC" here.
Scotch Dance IL being mentioned as =
nossihi. vim r by followers Of the cole
Parrish stable. Bgi IL seems a II h. can
he accorded to Ill" position Immediately
behind the fiT>i-nam.d pair. This trio
seems {" have the money Of The race held
safely.
John Doyle r.,u an Indifferent rice 81
has last put. and Jockey Foley wI~ ct
d"r'G away ~ Consequence. n seems -
" the Fiz.r entry should win to-day. "itn
positions.
In the second. g biz field 81 2-yeaI-oid-
- lined up with first money very 'iuGbi-
81! Proposition. Ia STanmont ALL Lv ia
Turij'. and To- his chances the best "I'i'ui
iuEitv 81 finishing IL Tho Van can b, con
crd'i. lack Moran should H.. second .ind
Lila Hunter may b. tLirs!.
F"liN MuZzsS looks best In III" ir>i.
with iicl Occur aLd iD,ol>awts' - ia" next
rlnst ..am.:. IONS tnmi.nh.--.
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had man AZ second base. bu- nobody
could heip. Higk being famed twice Wills
trying After th.- third inning but ~"
men. Barrett o.. hit and Crawford on -
pas. made first
The fr~t run wae Il gift. Jones singled
~ IN" second. and Padieu hunted Moran
sacrificed Sugden sent iv behind fhirit
that should have been an out Robinson
went .fI-r b.. but couldn't dtiic reach and
JOn"~ scored After Glad" famed JIec~r
sTfsr.ti"gat!" Walked EurE-tJ. filing trSrn
Up- ami H'Iiiick d!ei via the Oi.eary
F.l;;'.
J.. = - real troubles were in the SOY
'utf. when h- got Will after Glade sin
ci-si tie hit EurE"t- and passed H-f.ri' =
-.-i Wal..ics. forcing iI fu-. Hy;."-
forced i:gfr.tt. .-r"I.i.s Glad. and Jon'I
lit to Hickman. Uhp first Inbled. tI..'.
jh= e. v!Itlr - first. letting tv1 r'rs
sore 81: what should have been ;t.iri o;.i.
f'.tti!.u. ut VJ up. was 'd>,.
Ia the ninth O'Lcary 'ni'i" , twp-1as-
Dver'A-,.s "u EIrk-tt- and H-ldri"k' s5s.-
uGut stui g. double steal THAT foi!ov-t
--or"d th.. r--.
Tomorrow ITO teams Viii play to
more. with kiiiiau and Eiisou iu rJg Dc
mott and SLdhuC AMI Hyn,~ "T Tal-r fo-
- Louis
gore 81 sr-..d game
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PROGRAMME FOR OLYMPIC
GOLF GAMES ANNOUNCED.
Entries for six Days Tournament ~
Glen Echo Links VIII Close
on Monday.

ENTREES f"r tho Olympic Golf Touraa-
ment vii clos. Monday a. O'Clock with
I. V GerouId. chairman ~ tn. Golf Com
mittee of tn" Department OF Phy steal Cg!-
iurc at ihe Worlds Fair
The programme 81 events was given ou.
las; night The contests VIII last ak
days m" competition will l.- pl1y.i IN
ths. sriIr=.s ~ tho Glen Echo country club
from saptefnb"r - 20 -
Tho events VII BE- oI.en to al anna 's'ir
golfers ~ the world rule ~ th" fuit"i
STATE Golf Association 20 govern all play.
tho tito - Olympic golf champion.
IN the au1iiiyirg round. 20 h. piaycfI On
S-T'csnbc! -. NJ 'hiTty-siS holes. medal
PLAY. the ie-t thirty Two to qualify viii
six holes Zach on ih" following days.
Ess.Ges th" olympic medal that i Of
ier"d =" the winner. the Glen Echo 'luh
= ~ rrc-r1t = nandSDni. silver cup Medals
and cups VII also BE- awarded to the nun
ner-up and -cmifnais.-js ard = gold medal
and cup - the player making the hest
sccrr ~ tie quslifying rot:ld- with silver
medal and cup for the second best score.
Consolation events will be open {" those
who iail to qualify In the first ds' play
The programme Of events Is as follows
Mon,isy. september ;s-o!yrur!.- championship.
qualifying TUu1d. u holes. metal pI8;. qualify
!nE round. s.cord half. : sol.T-
rail- q fIft found. .. noi@S-
ss.cfl round u match pi~'. Z. hole~: --9' CON-
ISOLATION ff"if-. qualifying rpuu2 al Fl, huis-.
medal play. Cur fights. sixteen each. f. T.. IA.
olympic ctau.p:OEsnip. second l-!l o. -ecoa'.
round y Lo'ss.
THURSDAY. = rr-ciynpic championship.
thiEt rgtf.i . match riay: p n second hzl.
81 hind round match p.s J. fo..- .:ri y. m.
consolation -N-ri-. fiEht cvfnp.iitions FIST
Epuud ~ match play 81 = EYi-~. foIr fiEhfs
Friday. a Ia-.UiymPio championship s-fni-
finals nrst half. Il hv.e~. = a m. consolation
events. righ- rpstitipE- second round mattel!
Ilay. IL hoe. .. m. Olympic s.I ~ .of.-hip.
S~ni!n;sig. s~cnn9 half. u tSi.s- .:I5 - M
corsSisfiDu sr~ufE. nizkt competitions. S~nI-
kcie-.
Saturday. "a a m.-OIym-ic championship.
fr1i. niBf half i holes. = = n. ssns-,ia ION
ey.n;s. nuais u nixht e1mp.ti;iOns. first haif.
- holes: y n: Olympic championship. liiial.
events. finals OF hi=ht competitions. sec0ni
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Chinn Gclding Should Defeat
Baker Horse in Delmar Fea-
turc This Afternoon.
LORETTA M. IN THE FIFTH.
Milan Filly Looks Distinctly the
Best i'm Two-Gcar-Old Race
Felix MoZzcs a Pos
sible Winner.


~ quite ~, tho rather indifferent race lis
49,. ,,;-.,r., -. l,,-,l,x
last our "HeH 'h' u'H anu ""N 80
sIIit<d 10 his fancy. just 80 seems !" Staiiu
out prominently as a possible winner a;
-.
beiHndF 'hIS "lt''
Weighted with but niHeiE-ilhe p'H4nN
/, is hard TO see how his opponents can
.s,,,,.,,. ~. Chin, ,,ei5gpr- J,,s, 50 has
~
a rare Turn oil spsei OUT III front hdN az
WAYS liked light iInpOst. and seems dis
,;,,,,t,. ,i,, t,et i, ,bis r,..
~ 80 -, -
Could lazy loSA ne HeI'h"'u uf"l' ~
run 20 his pristine form. Their" would b.
,.o.bi,,,- "a ,bis race save the Eurnctt
-. -, 49,. -. :, ii, :.
E'iuiHs- i'I' '''c h''' Si"H = - "
have shown SYMPTOMS OF lever after Ms
last race. and It hardly seems as II h. can
-,
NE pche' W WIZ.
Instead. Jack Young looms up as pos
s,ibIc contender FOR place moncy. The
t,,lc, l,o,.. is Il, cool torn, &, l;r ra,.a az,
me iasi "ut can u" "''ep'ei as am GU
;crIon. 1t surely appears as If he should
oct socnpJ -po,,.y- a, least
RI. r.. -, -. - ILL.,
ia"E icsd Shoc'" eet W." sho" p">i'o''
from fathos. who may bring up the rear
Lizard to-day. Til. Nolan horse IS I'm GOOD
,hat,e ir,st now. bun atIp,.rs 20 be- a hi
outcIasscd here
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Trenton Fair wa. snr.....

isf-f-f fslslf - p NJ.
Trenton. No. sep. tie T-.r s.~-4iati1r
IA closed the most sSsfli r.~s moe.
ttHf hs. Ger i"sr he'd a. this pis~. Two
trru.a1d I've hundred dollars ~ pti-ss, -s-a
t.s'rihIt~i Tis-@ -sI~ s.r.N r~opi~ On -rs
'oilrvs.
~ 'r'-- -i'h Sx starters. -17 b. H.r~v
isrns.f-- owned T.. r. J. T;ea-isrrar. - &.
i-srfl'. "" se~aT'f. S'rci~;'. osr~l b J. y
Fisher q srirHsr Mfss Eaur1et... or sF ~
". \ Williams - isnsss city TOOL. fhir!
Ti-- ssis. 49,. -.'E
TIE -.is usa-. ritr siE starters. vrr by
B''tDr tirsor' o-E~!' ~ J. , '-iarE @, In
srff- No. Tplrs-s. 80 mel hv ~ y all.r
Nsf.s@ 'lff. 40 -as on. ant ffagar
.rr.d = r ., Iavlf.eor = - Ic~eph. W..
bird .'iri---.isi.. e-i'.. --is-
To TTenfTr Derby. mi'" nash. hy
f:"ris. cvrsi tv u e. urio~t - Marion Ui.
60 f.H. 'Tr.r'H. .-rsd - tie same nan va.
-eocui. N-chi~ I~Nay. oun~.i h. ElsI Moo
HsfHsrs SO ihirG
lis COW al ~rs-iia.' S'g-i~r- lash Won
~ Ring oVrsf b Join pv~--s- Trenton
so tn : F.r~sna. oaned l. Wiii.-n Kern
kaus-r o.. --.Tf'i md .f.--.- r-usi hv
So same man - ere winner. vas third.
n 'f- 81. tr't "a" track T--o-i q 80, vs.
y f.rE..
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Buffalo. Ssp-. > Results :, Wentworth:
rirst rare. siN and t-if fuTiones-S .-f''l.
:" :. %. Mrs Frank Foster. scHpIi. tt1"i.
taiiI -Isz'. IN =.
20 (! s.n T,eS~-alr. mi vi,tissf,-
'L.rI Time. 1884,
Thir5 rae. one rniis-Tes.rrstinn. n 90 ..
-or; ,;ard". ss-IrG. - -. s-ai. fai.i. Time.
I.tr =.
Fourth race. mic AMI Forty -s-ls-f>sv. Note
- &" :. vol. Charmed. second. G-tI Spot.
third TIM. I.s -.
f'isth rn-e l,- fti-tgus- -Nii'i-- y 20 2 -y0-..
Iutl.a. s.,rIi. None rtslor. third . me f.'t.
sslyth face nile si.d Fsffv -ar,iS-ii'yi-r tt-rs
.. Won. Early fiirl. s-c7n!. Price - I.l.n.
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JacEcr buti"c into polite society under
s.ouizihg circumstances. three crrors
counting tho SIM" number ~ rams against
him. while another vas tho result; 90 fool
h. 'sis'baIl He had ~ chluc" tn win. Of
c''iIrsc. Glad" Iitrhiu. e fine Eanl.-uot a
I"trtifer passing Ss~Oud-but N. should
have gotten away with II Ito" defeat
In each or the frs; three inui..s Detroit
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WEsTERNERS HAVE \ GOOD DAY.
Colonial Girl Beats Good Field and
pnNi. Ride. Thrrc Winner.

New York sept q-GoIoiiial Girl. Who
defeated Hermis in the 5000 Worlds Fair
Handicap. won the Omnlum Handicap. OF a
mic ana a furl0n- 81 Shaepshcad Fay to-
day Sh. was played from ]. I" l I" -
/. Colonial Girl and Hursibourne ran lik
a team To the stretch. wber. Colonial 'IIrl
dr.. away and won by three-quart.Ts of
I, length. Dolly Spanker was triTi. Nc
GheSrry was practically l.tt at the pp-i.
but ran y goo" face. nn;snins fourth.
Dsi.u. tn. i5-to-z, iaVorIt". won AM. Gold
81! Rod Stake by half a length nom faS'.-
dona IN. time. IL; -. ios siN aiIS on
half fuTiDncs on the turf. i new record
Tor the stake.
Jockev ". Davis rode the winners OF she
last three races. and his riding was one
of tie features of the DAYS racing
Flrs, rae. n,~ and on--hait fuTi"n=s- ii'u-h
IP. lHi 'Hili-hTanil. - I" !. won. !cui d"
este q .''nmruing,. 80 I, thira. Time. !-'s,1.
p.,us.on. i;aiincn;. Black cat. Flinders. star
GInil. ken. i.ys". MARY Kane. Princes Enc'
I.yI,.,. II 10 5. won. wili Tnyrrc. i"s Martini
To- second. Anccsiein. q 'hiidchrand'. 4" {;
}. thur. lmc. i:T. Sir LynnroOd ana L''d
miro rae. ,icid,n Hci SIX and on,-hnit fuE.
Tssa i~na. IL ;iiili-lrsnuj. !" To- l., rTt"fii
Na'-rs.a.. lis ,D'Nci!l, y ., 10 Third. Time
f'ogIth race. ouniuH, iIsndicsp. ore and "no-
eighth miiea-' ''ioni.l 1ii ~ as. i,a,is' :. to
oni: B0lIy Spsuker. IL tIrsveIs'. 10 :. third
Time - - No -h'snsy. DAINTY. Ostrich
Proper AMI ,iuufr. also ran.
Fifrh Iacr. mile and n quarter Essl- 10
~ i,ayi-p. 80 7. won. The Sou'h"insr. ,.
,IiiId.bra ma. To !. SECOND. AuT0rnast.T. 'Ai
I" riuirnir=,. TO !. ttird. Time. z.l; ciovSE-
land Ecynot.. $.onewsn. R"quttor. fasr Book.
cold Dome and ,;sTnisi sls.' ran.
sT,th rao. mile aud sixteenth. on turf
Sinicu Moments. iIs Davis. 20 ]. -1r.
Irfnc. ching. i"s 'IiuruS'. 80 !. second. SID
ncg { I..Sr 80 II,IdchrandD. .sen. third
Tine 49,. N.x York. Incubator. Lord Al
yo--ats, and .scicolifias'.r ai.c ran
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Weather clear: tack fast
HARLEM SELECTIONS
EEI'I-Tst.I SPECIAL.
'-hicasa. s.Ig. s.-s-s.~tions:
Fsrs; Eacs-Fr LADY S,au,,cl. Ir.lu- J.,
second BACK lftzII.a1. TIL. Mist. T:-lle kia-
..y-
Th.fa Hraica- The LADY Fo-s,;uca
Fourth f;ac--Msd Iulizh. Robin Ho.zl. j.
har-
Fifth Racs-Doa Dotno. Stroller Big Ben
SIKH Hsr--.:ay lana. Tho GairE F;-eearD@-
S~tentii I;ace-DurgSnnon. ue Iini. I; n
80. a!dzsiI
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-TtsifHFi f'r irI'i'h IN - nln'h
Nex YORK ...-....H 9 ~
Pis!izdslGhia .-...-.--..- q q " -
Tvo-hsss hif.-Se, bold = S-hrscf0nsHsf l.
Ssar.fc. his -cufev T.. rirN~rtnr Z S;oi~-
is.ss-t:5nz-i &. Double pia's-Hurpdv and
Npsran l. LEFT ON IaS.stNev York =. Phil
dei?his =. FirS- hsSs haiis-pn Griffith -
~ Wadd.il } Hic ~ pitched hsll-Hsr;-.l !.
-tfsIrE 1ls;-Rv Griffith :. bv Wsd1-u 5. Mild
pitches vsd,,.ll J. Time % sarn~-Drs h"ur
aHd forty minute. Ump!res sheridan and
King
Cleveland and Chicago split Even
CIerolznd- .. sept. a.-C'lsI Gland and C71icss"
split er.a TO-DAY. Cleveland shutting CricsSo
oGt in N. Grs;. Will. chicago ;o'S the .-coni
r.ru- h. hu1chins hits or Ehcsd~s when II
looSe,l aS X Cleveland had won. Scores.
FIRST GAME
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EIFI Hi-ir .-rE,iAI-.
I.-ro't Niat. Ssp'. s-Bs,rult aud :.
Louis '"fsa.a-I y.-tcrd4y's results. Irt
reversed pTar"s!inES this afternoon. de
fr"'t after Winning Nh" opener suffering
sGui-"s- n .no Iauds ~ Glade
E"tH games were v.lv loosely played
fH"r. b..rS boat ore earned srlu iu the
'uiir- afternoon. The Browns could 10
roflinE with Donovan o. the opener which
Detroit won. e. 40 !. AM r0os tho second
IT, which U~w man from Rockford. H.!
work fot Detral- -1 &" simply on G!Ids-.
fiU- work and J"tyult-s Iri-plays. Howell
Nh"' f.f' i"'l %" Dp"H.f- Wa mo- h!;dbis.
but w@~ very g.I!G-
Thanks ale dua 90 Higg. Eah"~ g.. %
ii'!" help - -stv" - ;h. Tigers 10 tf..
opening San"-a dogiia-Leati.i fU1Zei
"pfhItpS-t II bad Judgment md ., bad
'u-pw-iIfuiin. Det.oi; f,yo runs and put
ting Donovan on Easy street. The error
came. "a The Third inning Howell Ha. ear
li"- been threatened. OWING 20 his nfoii-
shhiN With UdSSes. bGt nothing haG hap
p.n"n. In Lie third Barrett damned To-
center. and McIntyr- Va hit hv pitched
ball Robinson b;iutei in front 81 the
plat WITH no chance :" head 81 Bar
YETI. hahp' tried tn trrov. t1 third When
Bnrk"tt reached the IAN Two runs had
In The Eax5 inuiax Lowe vas walked
and Donovan ,i"ubIe,! to- rigi'. scoring an
other run Howell vs. not mat.led 10 ANY
"Ni'uf 81 any stage. but S.vrr passes. two
81 th"n pitched la;is that Sauk into the
bodies Of lot .'n"n. E"It him 'u trouble.
DONOVAN PITCHED WELL.
There was rolling doing with Donovan
apart from tho third inning. wh"a the
Browns assembled thr7" singles and two
passes and extracted an" tally from the
lot. H"id-ir< opened with hit and va=
doubled AZ s"c"ud WHOM he tried to steal
on Wallace third strik". Then Hynes
-ingic'i. J"-oS hunted safely and f'adden
walked. filing fhs11 Up
P.iddou SCt sic better ~ the decision
and vss Ws!kau. forcing IN q ran Kahce
hit weakly - O'I.saTy. leaving 'hrse
stranded In -" other inning did -. Louis
make second and hut three ueu-Rurk.tt
tvir" IN passes and ZONES on hit
reached first. Score OF first game.
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'Hstt-,i l'r Powell IN Thu ninth.
%--- T.rl .. -
Nrilar-ltiis ...-..-......I a. - -
1--.s.-ras- bits-I.ib-r:eid : Thrs~-base hits
tsvi T. <asfif.r- hi-s-EsibsTf-id / stolen
tass>-t-li .Ff.li VIII ans = VI ''roSs
Pickering = Fuifz O. l.sf' on bsse--N@v N0-S
f'E'isssthi< = tirEs base on nslls-pf lien
i.r p. rr Powell struck ou--Fv Powell p
y u uit. hs~-T's- 81 2 Tine % kzms-''n~
hour an. ihiT-v minutes. .gmDiTes-kirs an:
Sh~Fi1sn-
SECDST. GAME
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Trp-tA.~ hi;--u1r0ys7 Sacrifice hits
Hickman 2. In-~ ?. B-If1-N stolen is-es-
Hickman rs~e~ on hslis-OH Donovan =. -
H"seii 4. III; with t1ll-Fy HrgsH .. Lett
on la-as- ftaf~clf = = Louis =. S'rr.ek out
Bv I.rroysn 9. bv H~r-ar . p1'3bic rlzys-
Love p'fIarv ard Hickman :. Tiu-~ - game
AMI s-4t.shff~
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KENnwoETH SELECTIONS

Gsfsi'. EI-it ~i'f.' iNi.
I.url!o sept s.-;.'cc;irns:
F-.Ts' Tlas. Harvester, Na-'ier'io. May
Esran--
s.e.rI Fac. 50. Eeso,-;c. wiHri'=t-r
= g9i~ -.
TEIri I:ac~-E-'zsai-r. san H-ehoss. siis1-
tarr.
Fourth Eac~-s'-is CCnEI.a-. '-.g-- Mad
Itrii -iurp".iaiiS'. Nj '1.Erc' o.. 'rsr.,-
I.af.
SIKH Ear-- M'n Eraph. rSiic poi-on. L>.-d
s.-s1,h I;a-e-s SUNSHINE fi4s.
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-r.s-ta-e I.tS-Waiiace sa,rid.e hts
=, Ia 9 e. !. we p. Moran : Stolen bass
i.urk-t: :. H-..s!cA ! Pass oa halis-D-
sc -. q! 'sls4- = IT. hr pitched ball
~ Jie... D. I!.~f 90 err'rS---t. Louis % i>s:r
% f...-.s-I,rt.u.- q. - LluiS struck "u'-
f.l Dagger ht Glade .. Double pi4-s
o. I.-af- AuI Hickman p Tirss-Du- hour sui
fs-s- fr;au-. tiari-.>-Drill and C1uEhilu-
Nt;ezda..'-. J. "a
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TO-DAYS ENTRIES At LOCAL
AND FOREIGN TRACKS

Forth Rae. r:r9om';ick. .fri,asl.f s'.!-
fIf'n I:ar--NidslIs Sir Eriiisr. Arri,ud-
.fh Es''s-EsSis. -1roTua Rel L~sfsr.
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Persian n ervsEssenes

RESTORES GANiituD-lIas cured inuu-.r!.
81 cnses N.Tyvo, p.h;iiIy. Inssiuaia Had AtEo-
rir. JteS ,l-sT the brain ST .i,cfh-.i To-. cir
tuiation. n AXE digestion Jeis.ct -Td tinpaf.
. magnetic vi-1T 80 the whole h.inE al
drains and is-frs ztuis-l Permanently. 81
b"x: boxes. guaranteed 10 cure refund
fnOi.ey. Nailed -e.leT. tsr-sk ice. tef-t.=..
Mel so - Arch st. philaieil,hIa Pa. ~,,iI
,:iv ~ N.ir-Wils.n Di1= Co. S!1th and
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A. S.w Orleans .Seg oriozns .. Ii'il'
Eoci : ,..,
y, Montgomery Montgomery :. BiTininE
ham q.
A. Ir:nuhi--N.mrhiS :. Shreveport u
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storm Postpone. Racing Meet.

Hartford Conn. Sept last nights storm
Circuit meeting.
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Nebraska Pitcher Shuts ont the
Detroit PLAYERS. Allowin.
hut Five Safeties - ka
hoes Costly Error.
'i<NDI>'. OF IitE ,ItHS.
American I-axur.


i.r.va- g.. B-rs.'- =. Is.--Da = wei. o.
.i..sz, o.. '..-r- 81 'it.-,. 70. * l.r. o.
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THE REPUBLIC S DAHL Y RACING FORM CHAR

D''m'r Rae Trace SEPT --w-.,hcr ,.ar. 'rass Fast
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star Mnsa
s,i e. % /; 70 ~;
'',f' Violin : to " ''- i''
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.aIr Winner: Mr',',
STAG VsupS Showed greet uga1 ~ "
ruTsr ~aais
hst ,.~.r m b rr Liz
HErhgn
Aim" Time rs - 81. ID
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Quaker. 1al- both From New York.
pEiit8slrhis. Ssa'. r-Hou,e- and wadd"lI
we're ~ rood condition to-dar. and New YORK
Cu.slI u,- b.; .~e.r.v~.,. :h~ locals winning
ia,h game ATTENDANCE. 5ssg s-corss-
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- Those suffering from weakres,e.
which zap the rIeasurrs 81 NE
VI 1-noa'd l-a.e -useI rllis. One D.x
VII. tell q s.oTy o. H.AfteIyus IS-
u s-.fE. ts fns.e
.-senai-ns. yiai.z;nS ;ore- than has c'~r ,-ss
81 receipt CT iris ac.. AID 81
Male ~ &c .;iS-'s:o:r z. T. rIc-I e. O.
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DEI.ArAi. SELECTIONS
inst Esr"-F'lIN N"zL's. !iri 9 'ii-. l"'i--
S~ta-A cac,-Dc Graiun.1nt. JACK :. ran.
Tbir'i I:acs-.roisn Ilg,ie I.surrE GU. -I'llst-
Fourth E4,--Jusi -. Ia.I h"i.- la"s
f-if,,, rsr.-i Loretta =; Tear. I.sys-sr-
-!nth Tlar.-N.t srsuel. Main ping. iraf-
Sa,ra'h Egs.-hlu= I;'s". I-lis "a Hii-
:. ia Dane
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Cleveland aud Chscns" split Even.

Cleveland .............o -
Chicago ---------..---....o %
Flrst Esse on -r-ors-ChicsEo : TTo-hss.
hits Bradley l. I-ioi- !. Bu.lov l. Davis :.
Sacrffc- S'oyalI l. Turner l. RsSe@ on
balIs-ofc Patterson = Iit with baI-By Fat
tcr~on ] Left on haSss-Gleysiand :. Chicago :.
Siruca out-Bv Dcnahue . by Patterson
Time 81 eaIne-One hour and twenty-five min o
,!t-. Impire-D'Isughlin.
Sp.rpSfD GAME
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sHEEPsHEaD EiY SELECTIONS
REPUBLIC sPECIAL
Sew Yafk. sept. ..-se ec;ions:
Fi-s, I;sor - TIE Ragged cavalier. C-I.ef.
LskafeT.
-srSrj Raco-Hsnizarrs. iocuni. Jack ..rTy.
Thifd f:sce-Ciscsu. afysitis. TTsiitlsl.
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To-pNY-s pEi.M,R ENTRIES
FirE- race - fgriouEs. maiden --y"sr-"ii'.
sliouau''-:
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To-pAY.s sIIEETSiIEAp RAY T-NTEfEs
L.. - .,..l--.--- ..c...la- fIl .------
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,,-,,,,,io r-c, Hunter I:oad ami PLENTY Hitch
r--ck entry. Isvs''r. AIyIf. 'llt .ifry. ''i' r.
pafp. Wijsr~r entry
See.-i.i race. al Ak - fuf' .E%s. N NAN
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1-oiIpIa rel abe ana Lady ,rn"iia- Thomas
ertIy. Hearts p'-iT" and i;st'Hs''.r- pnis -
Thiia ra.e. the Great Easirsr. SIX ,uii.H=-.
Tstfur.f.
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Starr f'lr. W-I <a!lHiII= -.t..-.. .i- d. W.
-iiIH's Nv yr- i'IF@;.t S'" WIS All LIST sri a.
-"''-l best Aui'.ar- r~a lii Ia"-. aIr '.rF
-" ~. - .iatf.a-s.. s-#t fuFir .tI'sF r'H.r
-i'afkl' y.f" - e iN-!H. 90 2. Nff r.I- % -.
f1ni~ ---5... = e. liz. - .. IT, l'''
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star ggs-i Won bandit. .a-It. " .I.T
hoT.iIfD-H0Nsi Gem E.E"iE a. i"gf al STAG.
D.. Am" nnr'S To - . th" front is''rr h'il orr
b. a rv-a-ho!s- sSeuf.HyIS iua' ..'ff.sa-t -
,ilr:.r-N!s. "y.n. U..t!i'rX ,fi.f..
Tins. --il,. go. li1 -. i.'-. l.'ss
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tt1aipls Trarit.c1 Tonso-dSr. Part cutrr.i
r-cIrth rae. tho annual ciIssGPiJu. 900 t7o
rrtir- and Gusrfsr-