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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-10-28
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND LABOR.
BY John ". Noble.

The Department of Commerce and Labor does
not have power TO enforce its own conclusions
even If it is expected TO formulate them on all
subjects within its jurisdiction of investigation
Where this power should be placed is question
affecting the whole field of controversy now agi-
tated by the question relating to transportation
monopolies Illegal combinations even as to the
vital controversies about tariff reciprocity and
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Itacin. at LatOnla.

CtSCi,;SNrr Sept THE third event. for three
year p.i 'uaidcnS. HaS the faeturc OF the card
at iH.us.a to day. Frank Green, backed from
Is 10 30 nytS. took the lead at the start and led
MtAa rush and beat him = nose at the post. Rather
Eoj". me favorltc. Hushcd fourth. IN the opening
event, Hrrmouc. Auna B,a and Lady Lou fell at
ne stretch turn. Jockey Patton, VINO was on
II rHruc. mad It's c1lNrhonC broken. but Cheat
hem atl Dean. who had the mounts on the other
Won Ia. rr1l cvcrt FROM Matahon. with Ncodesha
M',!. Director the Odds Oh favortic was never
In N, running.
FRS, Racc--S'x furlongs-Phlora., III lHain.
81 TO 4. wnn. john Lyle lO7 (Mclaughlinj. 10 2.
trcna4; uradwG.lin. 100 Itadtkcl. TO |. third.
Tine INA -, April Showers. DAISY Dean Ma.
hs noH fe6y I Ba n and p RSieS e also ran Her
Second Racc--OBc milc-Prince Orna. ss Grit
tiI To =, won, Dclagoa 90 tkooinson3. 70 l.
sccugd. PlautIs, ~ CAcn, to !, thrd. lime.
80 ); Brand New and Br!er Clf. also ran.
Third Race-Onc pile-Nomlnec, W thustin!'
20 /, Won; Frank Green, 90 Wniams); TO !.
Tine. u 40. Rather Royal. puiro. dlceman
AMI lance v. Reed also ran.
Iutrh Rtct-FIvc and n half furlongS-A America
y .; Uf}lNtKcl. Is 10 6. won; Follow tue Flag, "
u 40, z 10 /, ir"nad: r"lcplthv, ~ Nshdtrvouu.
to-. third Time, 1 os ~ Kiss, Auray, Suzanne
,lfW Race .urlong, Frank Bell, w tshaIerl
Q lo =. won, Wakctu, i07 lNusinl, O TO !. second
aeP'"', ~ lsTdthct. 10 TO l, third Imc. lin .:
AN1Gn. Temp. hrorous, knowledge, judge
Siud' p. homestead Jim Along. Iyghet ana "iu
J. 'W a'-'. Ilu. -,
S'vn Ila' SIX furIour, ITo' Polio ,o7 thuS,ln,
2" w1I- Hi'ebon. o9 ttah,kci. loin !; SECOND;
N"pi.eNl. no r'orrl ,onI. |? to I. Third, Time,
~ 81 rn'uU,I SrrTul, DlTcC'Hf, 81. \pliha
t"n lf W,nlcl ESQ ian.
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WASHINGTON, II; NEW YORK IA. LII. e-FIRsf
GAME.
WARRINGTON, Sept IA lack OF pitchers
in condition and some very ragged neienhk
cost the New Yorks the first game OF to-day .
double header and was the cause OF an over
yyhelming defeat in the second contest. For
four innings Of the first game Al Orth pitched
winning ball. In the fourth inning Orth nao
his pitching arm hurt colliding win heaVy
Jake Stahl while putting him out between
bnses. and his weakness In the fifth inning
plainly showed the effects OF the coiiis'oi
when three hits were made of him ana M
fosSfd to retire for ORTIZ BESIDES
New Yorks went to pieces behind him. Masn-
ston scored frs, In the eag{ bsash base
on balls, Elberfed's error and hirk IN rs
triple York went one ae,,h ane1 Ia Y Ilb se
fourth y thrSgsh and Williams drv faen
from the Cox. thase's sacrifice and a squeeze
Du MIR by Wo Wis pitching in the nth inninga
and Eberfelds single scored Hahn H., In tn, ne
second haf Of this nut RWRS sten one ahead
f Talkenb replaced Wolfe in the sixth:
when Mis- error and singles by Futz klei asG
P f, p anpeared instead of Orth IN the second
half Tt and i' let Washington down with hit;
In the seventh inning Hickman ied lo on ai
VIII two N t baafss5 ana rap sd to up Rbed
HuolsInan's long fly. In the eighth inning.
Falkcnberg led OF with single ana s.an icy
was safe when Powell f1elded MS easy taP
too slow to catch Falkenberg at secoinu,
Then a couple of errors. Hickmans sing .e
and Stahl's two Dagger. under the score
board. resulted in Ave more ITALICS LOT ASH
in cton Falkenberg let the New lorks
down without hit in the last three innings.
and the final score stood II to o. tnarley
hickman made two singles two doubles ana
a triple out OF five times at tho bat IN tnls
Clark Grifith's only other two available ne
pitCLcrs were used in the second game anu
both we're inefficient for their task. Goode
lasted three innings, until the Mashinetons
accumulated five runs through three sihgies'
a base on balls, an error. sacTince anu hnucJ,
sons lucky home run under the score ooanIu
Hocg replaced Goode and pltched IN me
style for three innings. but exploded IN u1 me
seventh and eighth sessions when two slngies
two doubles, a base on balls an error ana
HiCkmans triple scored five more runs Tor
townsend pitched one Of the best games
Of his career with absolutely perfect con
troll Mcclure scored one or New iork,s
runs on his two base hit. Hahns single
and an out. An ordinary two base mt by
Jim Williams got lost in the high grass,
outside the left field foul line and counted
for home run. Hickman made singie,
double and triple. out Of five times at me ne
hat in this game. .Griffith was ordered or, on
the field for disputins very qucstiona,ppie
plnte Ieager crashed into the left heid
pavilion fence and was knocked out nearly
Ten minutes in the first game Score:
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me mile and q Axteenth
HARD LUCK FOR COLUMBIA.
Cannot Use South Field for Football Work
This Season.

Thomas j. 'Thorp. captain Of the Columbia
football team. arrived at the quarters yester-
day. He will take charge OF his team from
now on. 1t has been decided to take the
men up to Columbia Oval. Williamsbrldge.
on Monday next and start them at work
there. 1t Is sore disappointment to the
football players that they will DO unable TO
use South Field. where u new field for football
and other sports has been laid out. But the
grass which was sown recently Is too sparse
to permit or the men playing there at all this
fall They will work on Columbia Oval for
lille and when they can will make use
of American League Park. where they are 10
The Greater New York Baseball Club proba-
bly, will occupy the field through the latter
part Of September, so that there VIII be Little
chance to get to work there until after the close
of the American League season. The field
at Columbia oval ia occupied by cricket
club and the men will not do much In the line
of football there. This Is another OF the hard
luck obstacles that beset Columbia thus
early In the season.
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BOSTON IN. L). 1; NEW YORK IN. L.. o--rIRsT
GAME.

~
The New Yorks CROPPED through fifteen
consecutive innlngs without run yesterday.
The Bostons experienced sixteen successive
between the two teams at the Polo Grounds.
the New Yorks being blanked in the first game
and blanking the Bostons in the .I sec nnti
the seventh inning of the SECOND game. and
the Bostons did not score after the second
inning In the first game The fonr PT teheEbs
were as scarce as feathers on q fish. Errors
one inning in the nineteen when hitting pure
and simple produced runs. that the eighth
Inning Of the SECOND game, The aqHart ,hs on
SON son and viii. were SO effective that the
ammunition OF the batters was mostly blank
Mctiinnity In the first game held the Bostons
down TO two hits, but a base on balls and
bad throw by Bresnahan were an efectual
s Ell 4onf oa i de but
as helpless practically as the Bostons. and In
addition Young received first class support.
support sup s' that tf MeGnSity partoek ' or Deyp
handled ground balls brilliantly. The third
base play IVES notable on both sides. VOL
Quoted with a good deal Of snap. considering
the f1eecy hitting.
Deylin tried hard to bring home run to, TOR
balls to Strsng; Strang, however. ran pell
to Abbaticehlo. The Soston run in ne second
sacrifice. fattened on an inheid hit by Cannell
and matured on Bresnahans poor throw
In the last six innings the Bostons did not
make a hit of MoGinnity and reached, a., arst
Kept growing bigger and brighter: Mike
ROn tried b nn to even had hs sss ont
the danger zone. as bounded by the outheld
ropes. i looked IS i his drive was V goLnfE
sshed put Across tes f@ a lRs and Writ
Cannell he completed a palpitating. play by
enfolding the hurting leather within his ample
Except in the second inning there was wa , only
at once. That was in the seventh. when
was one out. and .Cannell and Wolverton
cut of Clarke and McGinnity respectively.
nad
Mathewson had such bewildering assort-
pent Of speed slGws fade aways and pr breaks
Yorks were going to draw the short straw.
but Willis WAS whipping over battling cluster
of shoots himself, and there was nothing that
New Yorks had three on. bases In the first
inning, but were ca,psizcd by double play,
snged in hs fourth inning With
when Clarke slapped the ball on him. Mertes
stole second in the fourth. but overslid the
bag and was out. He seemed to think, he
had b grievance, but McGraw. choked him
of when he tried TO prolong his kick. ,Mctiann
having been suspended for tart talk to the
umpire. McGraw did not propose having his
team weakened any more by acrd remark S
to the arbiter.
There were two out in the seventh when
the New Works broke the ice. Strang waited
for four balls, His steal OF second brought
a poor throw from Moran, and Cannes return
sailing over Wolverton' S head, Strang romped
home. In the eighth Donin's homer to left.
Bresnahan's single and Dolan's sievellke
rerulse Of Mertes's singer to right gave the
New Works two rims. Tho SCORES:
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TO-DAYSCARD FOR sHEEPsHEAD.
Omnium Handicap and Golden Rod Stakes
tho Features.

The Omnium Handicap. at O milo and fur
long will be the feature at Sheepshead bay
this afternoon. Proper having top weight over
Broomstick. First Mason, Graziallo and Others
In the Golden Rod Stakes. for two-year-olds.
six and half furlong rs on the turf. Blair Athol.
Sir Huon. Kings Daughter and Lady Ma
varre are best. Two-year-o FLIES will pro-
vide the first race, at Ave and half furlongs.
Leonors W.. Zuna. Isolation and Bribery
figuring well. In the second race, at a. mile.
Broomstick, Oliver Cromwell. First Mason.
Klamesha. Pretension. Cloten and Tommy
Naddell have chances.
Tommy Waddell, Incarnation, Diamond Flush
and Butcher look formidable: The last race
y a. emile mile and sixteenth on the grass nd
Telephone, look to be worth support. Tho
entries follow,
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,ye.rl,nx, Under the Hammer.

Yearllngs The property OF VARIOUS 0Wners
we're sold at auction before the races at the
Bay yesterday as follows:
b. c.. by Russcl-Ethel r.; j. J. McCaner,y 4 $3.50
Il. c., by Russell Evcrgladc: j. j. McCanerty, $50
Is. c., by Russell Martha a. j. Joyncr, -, 500
Oh; C., by Boancrges-Pcggy from Paris +. ...
Ch. T.. by Hermencc- Rogers: F. NJ.
Kelly ..,..,,...'..,,,.,,,.... $50
Oh, t., by Observation-Disclosures; j. Bcattie.... 400
Oh. c., by Hermcncc-Option; s. j. Doggctt LOO
Oh. c., by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: NJ. Dyrncs. 800
r. C., by Hcrmcnce- ltincrant; J. c. Nally... 500
strauss. ,,,,,1,..'..-'., 800
Oh. c.. by Bonncrgcs Martyrcr: r. ]. Hcaly i,sOO
Oh c.. by Litbcr Karl" Mlnty Gore: j. Beatlc 800
H. G., by Ttuslin- Katie Harchrn l.. celia o.. 1000
H. f., hy scorpion Truth. j. G, LYMAN ..... loo
4 e., BY l., Tpii rh'"r IaCyon; /. {. Ella l.51
r. g. hT PrSSarn MILDLY Morgan. &. L.. DuIncll $40
= r. by First. Mate Wavelet: q, /. johnson 500
L, C.. By Standing -Patrona; J. L. Holland. $50
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Connecticut League.

At sprineneld.springn eld; 8: Hoyohe: 90
Al Norwlch--Ncw Haven, 0: Norwich, 8.
Al New London-New London. 5; Meriden g.
Al Brdgcport.First game hItdsspoIt: .; Hart.
ford, s: Bridgeport, 5. Vlve innngI.
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w,su,SoToS. 10; NEW YORK "a. L., 2-sEcoSp


New Yorli,....,.....,.,0 ! ! O.
Left on Washington. g. New York. l..
First base on errors ash!ngton; 2 First base
IN halls-OG Goode. 2: OF Hogg. 3. Struck out
II Goodr ]: by Hogg. s. by Townsend. 2. Hits -
on Goode; In three innings; OF hosG In rive i,ye
base hi,--tlckman Two base hlts-McGulrc.
Yc,ger, Hickman, Hgeisman:, Sacrifice hits
kccier' H'lcisman, Anderson ~. Double plays
WinInms Rlbcrfcld and Chase. Cmplre-Shcrldan.
Time hour and 40 minutes A'tcndance-8hl?
DETROIT 4. BIT. LOUIS "a, L),l
DETROIT Sept. 7.-Dctroit won n fca,urelcss
game from 81. louis TO day by superior all around
yrnrk The score,
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Left on bascS-Wa~ hngton, 8: New YORK, o.
FIrs, base on Observation-Disclosures s: New York 2:
first base halsaoG orah n,6 ON H We Pe,,l !; on
by Wolfe ,: by Powell. l. Hit by r'tcher.By Pat
,en by fakenbnrs o wiz n i've inn,ngi
of Powell ) In three innings of Pattcn. In three
Innings OF Wolfe in Two innings IN, on FaiRenoTrE
base hlts-Hickman t2l. Stahl. Elberfed. Icagcr.
Williams sao1nrc h,,keesT 6o cnsSs slpsnsy
and Stahi: Hickman and Stahl. Umpire Sheridan.
Time-2 hours.
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New England League.

At Concord-concord 4: LAWRENCE B.
Al Fall River-First game-Fall River, .: Haver-
hill. t. Second game Fall River. II Haverhlii. ..
At Lynn-FiIst eamer. . s; Taunton, 4
Al New Bedford-Ncw Bedford 2: Nashua
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Ogden Smith Wins Two Races in One Day.

Tho resumption Of racing on the grounds OF tho
Richm ono County Agricultural Society yesterday
attra cted Oo persons TO the ground on Staten
Island. Ogden Smith. tho black geldlng by Island
wilkes, won two races. taking the ESQ class.
which was unfinished from the previous day. from
. last neld. and then capturing the 227 class
mixed gait event In straight heats, Tho gluten
won the free for all establishing track record
In the first heat OF 2l59a.
In the initial heat OF the 227 class, trot or pace
Red Wilkes driven by Sllman. and Little Loitle.
driven by Albright OF Nyack. came together Both
drivers were thrown from the sulkies and Siuiman
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a35 class pacing: Bethlehem Stake. $1,000
Allen Wood, oh. g., by Knott Alien
Hailock H.. b: s. Geonard1 ...."...".2 ! az
Kidd b. e. (Merrlfeld ................i 3
Starlight. oh; s. GRADY, ,......".".s : go
EmP TiIem." s ~. aools. soojs. alasi' ana.
au2 class, trotting: purse. $500:
Berice b. e, by Pafatka tsmith,.....".7 ! ! !
Union Bel, b. m. Jackson: .....'..'..l ?
ida Gray ~ b. m. tsockbeTgel Eclark4
-'N'N Time-2,l9, 2l7lt 2i7H 2a7'5.
2Is class, pacing: Sun Inn Stake $1,000:
Blily f. G., by Baron Wilkes
RosaIee W.. b. m. ginger. .........e I
A. s. D., oh. e. Cummings" 3 3
Mack Macabc, 70. &. (Jackson)".....t =! : =
hector b. z. (Rhodesl ,...............3 no
Meotao'Iu u u M IBpgS ....,...,.....5 8 dr.
Mn, ~ u'ai,cr. Jr d. r. (Woodring) Il dis
Time-2:i3s4, 2I71i 2I4lt, 2;h's 2ae1
2lo pace; purse, 800 tunnnishedl
Lizzie H., b. m. E. Smith: |
Shnndeand Harry. b. &. touinton,..,........2 3
AZURE D. H. "' TTSimeD?:lei1 2:iiii.
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Al Syracuse Binghamton. 2; Syracuse 1. Thir-
teen innings.
Called OH account of darkness.
AT TrOy--Utica, 8: Troy. 0.
Al Albapy-A. j. d G., 8; Albany,0.
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American Association.

At Mlnnca polls First game - Minneapolis, g.
Kansas City. 1, Second game-M Minneapolis, Il
Kansas City. T.
81 81. Paul First game st. Paul. 2: Milwaukee.
L. second game ST. Paul, 2: Milwaukee. g.
" Indianapolis Toledo. I: Indianapolis, J.
l. At Louisville Louisville, 3. Columbus. !.
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Southern League.

At Birmingham Birmingham. 9; Shreveport. g..
AT Atlanta--Atlanta, 3: New Orleans, 2.
Al Mont gomery- Montgomery. 8; Little Rock. ..
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Games Scheduled for To-day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Boston In Now York; Brooklyn In Philadelphia:
Chicago In st. Louis Cincinnati In Pittsburg.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York in Washington; Philadelphia In Boston;
Cleveland In Chicago: st. Louis In Detroit.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Providence In Jersey City: Montreal In Buffalo:
Toronto In Rochester.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washin tons Batter New Works coupe
of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Win.

The Washington good thing was sldetracked
vest erday. and instead OF their usual Victory
over the Nationals tho New Yorks were badly
battered a couple Of times by Stahl's men.
The Phiadelphias sh owed their mettle by
taking thirteen inning game from the Bos-
tons, the second game Of that length OF the
series. Tho Detroits beat st. Louis. Inc
results:
Washin z on, IL; New York, O. First game.
washing on, 10: New York, 2. Second game
Detroit, 4; st. Louis, 1.
Philadelphia, 3; Boston, 2.
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Totals...5 1929 10 o. Totais......4 10 "a
sGc.slcr out, hit by batted ball

'Gcsslcr out, hit by batted ball
Philadelphia. ...,..,...,0 ! ; ! -
First base on Philadelphia. L. Left on
Brooklyn 4: Philadelphia. >, First base on
by /: by Mcintyre. L. Home run Sheckard.
Two base hits obbs Bahb Dooln Ducgicbv.
Sacrifice hIt--Titus, Stolen bases Oolln GEES
ier Double play--Thomas and Bransfeld. Hit
BY pitchcr-By Duggeby. 1. umpre-Johnslone.
Tlmc-l hour and 30 minutes. Attendance
PIrTsBURo. II: CINCINNATI.
P1rrsBuRo. Sept. 7-Lieneld. the LEFT handler
from the Western League, pitching for Plttsburg
&c. day, beat Cincinnati II to 7. II WAS a game
full OF scrapping. Overall was sent from the game
and grounds In the fourth inning for Kicking too
vigorously against Umpire Klein. aud Walker who
succeeded him. was hit very hard, The score;
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CINCINNATI.

.Batted for Walker In the ninth inning
Pittsburg o 3 I'll
Cincinnati. o o o "a
Two base hts-wagner. Barry. Kelley. Sey
rnour. Stcnfeldt Three base hits Wagner, Leach
Iitncid, Seymour Sacrifice hits Leach ~,
Brain. Double play -Ri,chcy. Wagner and HlIlc
brand, First basc on balls. on Llchcld, L, OF
Walker, 3. Hit ny pitcher -Hy Overall |: by Lie
hcd |; struck out Ny l.lehcld. l; by Overall, i.
by Walker.7. Passed ball-Schlci. ump!re-kiers
Time-2 hours. AttcndAnce-2,5O0.
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r. xc,t,nx Harness Races At Bethlehem.

BETHLEHEM Sept. 7-Thirty thousand persons
crowded about tho half mile track at the State
Fair to day and saw exciting races. Thrown by
his nopples, in the second heat. Billy Walters. Jr,
favorite in tho 2I5 pace, was distanced Tho
Michigan horse. Allen Wood. was uncovered In
the 2:S5 pace and his followers won all kinds OF
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onAsoYBuEu. N. Y. Sept. 7--All records for
attendance at the Rockand County Fair grounds
wer. broken 10 day when 1000 persons were on
~. srounds for the sixty second annual event.
A mum her of New York and Brooklyn owned horses
connected DR. Thomas D. Waterbury won the
a,s pace with Cashier. In straight heats, Jack
=; ' her seventh successive victory this season In
", o.,s class trot and Dan Nichols the Parkway
u,I Ins man con pcted the Brooklyn day OF triumph.
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handed them all Of their
playing Of Parent. who
thrco runs, The score:
BOSTON.

Totals...2 o 50 II .
Philadelphia 900 -
First base on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2: Boston, 2.
base on balls on Coakley o. on Gibson. 8. Struck
o3utZBy Soakley. Il; by Gibson. 4 Home rIn--
hlts-M. Cross, Murphy. Gibson. Stolen bases-.
4SqbS anG naS, Spss, snd
Grlmsh aw: Parent. Ferris and Griinshaw Umpire
Hurst. Time--2 hours and 50 minutes. Attend
ance-5,l02.
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Totals. 4 IL 81 20 -

IUrH1S. III y n 2
Grated for Glade In the ninth Inning
CT huis .............O q u o.
Detroit ..........-.,.,,. q o.
Two base hits Mcintyre, Ko"hcr Sacrifice
hit Cobb. stolen bases Lindsay: Wallace.
on bases Detroit. !: 81. Louis, y, Struck out BY
M,illin. /: by Glade, 3 Double plays-Joncs and
Wallace: Jones Wal lace and Jones: Lowe.
Scha"fcr ard Lindsay. wild pitch Glade. tmplrcs
--O'I oughlin and Mccarthy. TImc-i hour and 10
minutes. iurndancr-l,0)
PHILADELPHIA "A, L). 81 BOSTON "a. IL?
BosToN, sept. II required thirteen Innings
for the Utilities to trim the Champs this afternoon.
but they nnally landed on top by the miserable
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2.25 class. pacing: purse sSW
Law Superior b, m,,tNichols).
Grace " b. m q Observation-Disclosures asccidj
Monday wilkes biz. <. GIcGowan). ......8 4
Anna Wilkes b. m. (ficndrcksonj ........6 9
GaSsie Clay, blk. m. tCorwinl ...:...,......7
Time-2:ls4, 2l0l+. 2lTi
oos clnss trottng purse $500:
Miss Colgate, CHI. M, by pow Dean
Justine 81, b. M. by Clay King (Hen-
usnS q; h. g. by Henry F. (Cail,nl".G
beatrice H., b. M. by Lavalard Ger,
,N,ni,srd h. g. by Axteu iGoodc)...
Reuberton br. g., by Rrper, tGsrdner2 a.
khaki br. M. by Krcmlln davis, dr
hN' HTime-2:2ol. 2:20Jl 2;2iLi 2isIl, 2:2OH
PIT class, trotting: purse $500:
Icr Wicki!nc, b. G., by WicRlife NicholS'.l ! !
Ertlcia, b, m. iNuphy). ACCOMMODATIONS =.
Eallcrton. b. =. Nar'lnl E, ,''.'.''''''''''s =
Hamilton. br m. trerNullgon ,'...'''.'.'''o =
Ecllp,lc. blk. y, tJohnson, .''''''''''''a = 10
Judue Baker blk. q. Millcrl ;...,..0 Or
Time-2:l9iI, 2lS'is 2.:s.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
STANDING or THR CLUB g.
JERSEY CITY


PROVIDENCE, 3: JERSEY CITY. !.
Providence limited tho Jerseys pennAnt possi-
bilites with another defeat yesterday In Jersey
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v ronk N. IL, s. BOSTON lN 10 .o-skcoNp GAME.

New York ......,......O o o o o o Rs
First base on errors-New York. 1; Boston. l.
Lett on bases-New York, 7: Boston, 1. First base
on baiis-Oi Mathewson, 2: on Willis. 0, Struck
out-By Mathewson, 9; by Willis. 4, Home run
DOnlin Sacrifice hts-StranR. Tenncy Stolen
bases Bresnahan t2,. Mcrtcs. Devlln, Strnng.
Double plays-strang,, pahlcn and Clarke; Abbatic
pircs-Bausewlne and opav. 1imc-l hour and
30 minutes. Attendancc-G.D0
PHILADELPHIA IN. L.), S: BROOKLYN, 1.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. Poor support
the Philadelphias such commanding lead
that the visitors, although hitting Dueglcby
and tho Quakers won their third straight
game Tho score:
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$50 class pacing; purse $3.50:
Ogden Smith, blk. g.. by Island Wilkes
Capt Wickes, b. g. PATERSON ..-............3
Prince Pointer, br, &. tHulley,.. ............2
Niger. blk. &. tBaccD ;..................S
Carrie Clay. br. m. Carboyl ...............S
Better Luck CHI. g.. lManne) ..............1 7
Cascerone, b. z. tHudson) ..;......,.....''.S
T1mc-22Gla, 22l14. 22lI.
222 class: trotting or pacing: purse $3.50:
Raleigh, b. e., by Cascade powers .....2 I ! !
Jack Sprat, b. g. (kinSey). ...............l
blue Cloud, gr. z. (Stuttgcnl.,.,...,....3 Bdls
Time-2:23A 223l4. 222i+. 22A.
2:27 class trotting or pacing: purse $500:
Ogden Smith. blk. g.. by Island Wilkes
Captain Wickes, b. q. Patterson
Tim Thurman, br. G. tFltzgerald). ..........S
Better Luck, CHI. g. tManne) ..............3 Z
Red Wilkes, b. &. (Sllllman) ...............5 dis
Little Lottle blk. IN. AbrlghO ......;..'...'6 dis
Ttme-2:?5L. 2:22Ia. 22lia.
Free for all: trotting or pacing: purse 800
Ainsworth, b. g., by Parker tRhodeS .,....l ! !
Helen Hill, CHI. m Freddy ..................2
amy Time-al5ls, 2le4. 2le,l
Running Race,Seven tgrlongs, best Il 6: l Snr.s
Ijanin). second Debutanse (Descartcs|. third.
Run Run,ninSLOne milo dash; purse sloo-won by
Bird Forth: Sea Gull, second: Debutante, third.
Time, 1Alg3.
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Other Baseball Games.
At PROSPECT PARK.
NeH York state Learn,

A. Hudson-Hudson. l6; Kingston, o.. Al Poueh-
kecpsic-First game-Poug hkeepsie, 7; Newburgh, 2.
Second game-Poughkecpsle, 2; Newburgh, o.