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CHICAGO.
-

'Batted for owen in the ninth Inning. iBatted
for Walsh In the ninth inning
New Observation-Disclosures York. j % o-S
First base on erroB-Chicago. 2; New York. I.
Left on bases. Chicago: 0: New York. T.. Three
Keller Chesbro. Sacrifice hi,s-rannehili. Keller.
Meinow. Stolen bases-Fultx 2. Double plays
Conroy AoGuire and Williams. Rases on bahs-
on Chesb5o. q on Smith. ?, Struck outIBy Ches-
Time-i hour and IS minutes. Attendance--4,s0O.
PHILADELPHIA "a. L.. a. sT. LOUIS IA. L.. 2.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 2.-Philadelphia defeated the
B,onn' 70 dsy Lhe game d was won en- IN 1 the nrs, %
a passed bail The score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Now Y0ris Break Even with Chicagos
by winning Fourth Game.

Although Elberfeld had been banished
from the game by order Of Ban johnson
for his mixup with one OF the latters umpires.
the New York Americans were still strong
enough yesterday to defeat the White Sox.
They broke even on the series IN the windy
town. They gained on the Clsvelands.
who broke even with washln gton. and on the
Bostons. who broke even with the Detroits.
The Philadelphia won from st. Louis. The
results:
New York, 3: Chicago. 3.
Philadelphia, 4: St. Louis, 2.
Wsshington. .; Cleveland, o. First Game.
Cleveland. =: Washington, I. Second Game.
Bostsn, .; Detroit, D. First Game.
Detroit. 3: Boston, q. Second Game.
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TO.DAYs cam ron sARATO0A.
sarsnac Handicap Of ss 900 for Three.
- Icar.Oids the. Feature.

:. SARATOGA. Aug. 2i.-The S5.0o0, Saranac
t'eap to,@orfow, dsta1,es one mile aud tSrlons
with Waterl ght, BedouIn. Dande!lon and
Merry Lark In probable favor. lG the handl-
Rdseben and Burleigh look formi idable. For
the second race. at a mile, Groencrest. New
Mown Hay. FOncasta. Stroller and Hip
3, fwo.year .oids win run in the third event,
at hve and a half furlongs. with Arkllrtn.
Snow. Sly Ben, Lady Navarro and shallonttn
figuring well. Maiden two-year.o old NJ lilies VIII
provide this NTH event. at ave and q half
furlongs. Hocus Pocus, and Dodlnt having
chances. while In the last race. q handicap
may 20 WE'LL The entries follow:
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Auto Test At Long Branch.

oNG BRANCH. Aug. 2l.-A feature Of the
automobile carnival here Is the nonstop.
reliability and fuel test. which started this
morning The route ia between Seabright
and Sea @ irt. and during the early hours
several mishaps occurred.
The cars, three In number, started at 1900
The Prayer Miller car. which is leading to-
night was thirty. minutes In the lead when
a front wheel collapsed. Before II could be
replaced. the Corbin took the lead. Later
the Corbin was delayed by q punctured tire.
The Wayne, too. broke shaft roller fifteen
minutes after starting.
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Princeton Football Coaches Confer.

Princeton football advisers are shapin
I'D their plans for the coming campaign.
There was conference Of coaches In this
city yesterday. at which were present Prof
j. B. Fine of Princeton. a member of the
rules committee: Addison Kelly, the former
halfback: A. R. T. Hillebrand the former
tackle and captain. and Bill Edwards. the for
mer guard and ca ptain.. The seasons outlook
and the game were discussed In q general
way, Hiilebrand. who has been head coach
OF several Princeton elevens. will coach the
Tigers again this year. He goes to Dakota
for A couple OF weeks and will return on Sept.
is to begin active coaching at Old Nassau.
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hoping all along that he had 4 colt that would
carry hls 0oiors with credit. he was oM
In tho frat flight and for a 'duar'sr u looked
asst he would run AZ least a creiitabls race
Than no faded away and at the hntsh was
we'll back In the riick. '',
II wus learned to day that the report ssnnt
n VOL known member OF the Metropolitan
Turf Association, had died at NarrAgansett
Pier was erroneous. Mr.. smith y very
much alive and expects TO quote the odds
at Sheeps head Buy
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Torrance and Peii Viii in soithS mpten
Tennis Doubles.

SOUTHAMPTON. Aug. 2i.-The final OF the
mems doubles at the Southampton Meadow
Club was decided yesterday morning. darkness
stopping play yesterday afternoon. Torrance
and Pell beat Allen and Anderson In straight
sets OF 90, 6-S, 6-4.
In the semi finals OF the mixed doubles
Miss Alice Kobbe and Harry 8, Allen beat Miss
%, "a. 10 the final Mis-, Alice Kobbe and
Harry 8. Alien beat Mrs Goodhue Livingston
and E. p. Huntin gton. 6-l. 6-4 .
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MIDDLE STATES OARsMEN MEET,
Eight Clubs Elected to Membership
Entries for Labor Day ReGAttA.

Entries for Labor bay Regatta.
The Middle States Regatta Association
held IA special meeting last night at Pabsts
Cafe for the purpose OF transactlng buslness
relative to the Labor Day regatta. Other
matters were on the calendar too. and we're
disposed OF without delay.
Robert Milligan, Pennsylvania Barge Club,
president Of the organization. occupied the
chair. Fifteen clubs answered the roll call,
as follows: Atalanta. Bohemia. DAuntless,
Harlem. Malta, NASSAU. Nonpareil, New
York A. e.. Metropolitan. Pennsylvania
Barge. Hudson. Clifton. staten island and
Sheepshead Hay.
Applications for membership were made
by eight clubs six being from Philadelphia.
Thep wore the Undins B. g.. Bachelors B. g..
Quaker City b. c., University b. c.. Crescent
X. G. and yesper b. &. The remaining two
clubs we're from this locality. the Rosedsle
b. q. Of Hoboken and the Crescent II. c. Of
Scull ers' row, on the Harlem River. On .
motion OF James Pilkngton. Harlem r. O..
seconded By Judge James Tishe. ShsepsheAd
Bay II. c., the olu bs were elected to men,
bership.
The plan Of appointing two referees was
discussed at length. James Pilkington. In
his usual eplgrammatic style threw some hot
at regattas and strut around adorned with
medals and other regalia. No !nstanoed
as Ns.r ss oss Tsssa ~sI. a. 81
and nobody wanted to work beyond securing
response to Mr.. Pilkin Gton. Mr.. Mili9an stated
that only competent workers would be ap-
pointed In the Labor Day regatta. Further
more he stated that the Philadslphia people
would introduce new method with regard
TO getting out the osrsmen for their different
events; No clerk of the course viii be sp-
takes place will be stated on the program
Then II any crews are not Oh the line the race
be started without them. The same plan pre-
walls q England where there has neyer been
any trouble In getting the crevs TO their
stake boats al the proper time and without
the least delay.
4 canvass OF the clubs present revealed the
fact that thou e IL he entries will not Close for
a week. or so. q list Of fifty crews have been
assured already The Pennsylyania Barge
Club leads With nine crews. e. NJ. Do L.
vergne OF the Nassau Boat Club was ap-
pointed to confer with the passenger agent
Of the Reading Railroad for the transpoIta-
ton OF the crews to the schuylkill on Labor
Day.
An intermediate four Rig and quarter milo
dash for senior singles was added TO the
program.
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Brookyn s: Chicago, s. First base on balls-On
Mitchell, 5; OF WeimeI;2. Struck out-By Mitchell.
BY wss Three R,s:1 Ss:1 kns SssSs: @
hit Holman: Stolen b@ssss.Mslsy: base Chance
and Hs and MssS snS Hc.n
Chance Holman Tinker Tinker and "a, ShanSe Triple
%eIrner. i. Umpires-KIem and O'Dsy. Time.
1 hour and IS minutes. Attendance-20oo.
CINCINNATI, S; pRILADRLPHIA IN. L., 1.
fsuItiessiy and hit opportuney 10 day. Umpire
Emsiie was taken sick, and Players Abbott and
walker finished the game In good style. Tho
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international Chess.
Special Cable Despatch to The SUN.

BARMEN. Germany. Aug. 2l.-ln the seventh
round of the international chess masters
tournament contested here to-day Maroczy
drew with Bern stein. Schlechter won from
Tschigorin. Alapin drew with Wolf. suechting
drew with Leonhardt Janowski won from
Marshall and Gottschall defeated Mieses.
Two games. John vs.. Berger and Burn VS..
Bardeleben. remained un finished The record
to date.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

Marion. Ohio. November n. 1904.
Horse kicked on SPAWN joint caused An enlarge
ment of considerable size. Used bottle Of Save.
the -Horse" Hook Is cleaned SO perfectly you
cannot tell II was ever injured
". E. MOORE
$500, all dealers. Send for copy Of guarantee
booklet on all lamencss and letters
TROY CHEMICAL CO.. B,nghamton. N. Y.
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CANTEEN RUNS n FAST MILE.
Hun,o huceessfui In the Mine Furlong
=, Handicap-Bii Days yerenese First
In . Close 'Fthish- Iiing Pepper the
Only winning Favorite st Saratoga

Hun,O huCcessrul IN t"o N"0 '.s
H.. Handicap Days verenese First
in Close 'F1hish- King Pepper the
Only winning Favorite at Saratoga
SARATOGA. Aug. 2i.-Joe Yeasers Canteen
'vaa victorious In the Amsterdam Selling
Stakes. one mile here to-day. She ~eot
up In the betting to s TO with the wise money
on Glenecho at II to 10, while Fustan and
The Clean were backed down to seVens
and eghts. respectively Noroury, A..,s .,s
and The CLEAN showed the way Tor nearly
three-o,arters OF a mile. where While Knapp
brought Canteen' to the front with rush
from behind and won the race In a drive by
half length In SO As. Fust!an also
closed resoiutely and got the place from
D'Arkle. IL to 1. by length. Glehecno'
with Martin up. lost ground at the start WHOM
he never made up. f.,
At nine furlongs. ran bad race and came
home next to last Workman. who set the
pace for half a mile. quit In favor OF Mon
sie,lr Beaucaire 10 TO |. but the latter
weakened In the final furlong and burns.
putting Hupo. o to !, under hard orlVo'
got up aud won by two lengths In b5 40
Monsieur Beaucaire lasted long enough 10
take the place from James r. Keene's Won
Tromp. 10 to 1, who with . more favorable
start might have won. EugeniA Burch was
half length out Of tho money.
Both the Musketesr. } ia, 1. and Flsmmula
were loft at the post Ia, the drst raoo seven
furlones. which was won by Frank Fsrreus
King Pepper, s to favorite. The latter
made all the pace and WAS handy winner
iby length and q half In 2e 2-6. John E.
Madden By Ways. 7 to 1. ran Into the place.
with two lengths over Druid. IL TO second
choice. who got on poorly.
Charawind. s to 1. showed big improve
ment over his previous race and won the
ateeplechase handicap In a driving finish
by half length. from Ruth's Rettlsr; 8
to favorte. who led UP to the final strides
X II the s' early s stages: knight Of Harlem,
ls to g. beat George Keene head Tor third
s%RRsay %RR.say cassaTaP tSsaTeSs sasnas T! bher.
entries for ths rest of ne msttins. AZ case s
and Hunt tssuGstiops ~ ,..",
The finish In the handicap for two-year.
olds. six furlongs was one OF the closest
ever seen on this track. The first elk horses
passed the Judges heads and necks apart
ming from the start and won BY neck from
ADodyne, 10 to !. with Sidney. f.. TO !, third.
speed@ay siS SI and College GlTi close up. James
u. keene's Kurok the favorite. could not
lime was ~.
Sir Caruthers, a good thing backed down
to 8 to !, took the last race, Tor maiden two
year.olds He followed the pace set by Frank
Farrells Mintia., backed down to 4 to 1. TO
The last snd then beat ays him Nns th,es
had two lengths over Ren9inston. the favorite;
] 0s Five favorites lost over fast track.
The summaries:
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Pele at Newpert.

the series for the wsstchester Polo Club
cups was played this afternoon at the est
chester Club held. The oontesting teams be-
ing Great Neck and Point Judith, the former
winning by score Of Il 10 2. go.
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Gr,mths sues Powers and Farrell

Howard c. Griflths. the Jersey City lawyer.
has secured from Justice Amend OF the New
York Supreme Court an order restraining 6
P. Il. Powers, individually and as president
Of the National Association OF Baseball Clubs
and as president OF the Eastern League. and
John H. Farrell individually and as secretary
of the National Association Of Professional
Baseball Clubs. from declaring vacant the
position held by Grif11ths In the national
board Of arbitration and In the board Of
directors OF the Eastern League and from
filing the alleged vacancies. This Is not all
that Griff1ths has done. He also has in
stitu ted suits against Messrs. Powers and
Farrell for .OOO each for personal damages
Since Grifiths broke into minor league
baseball! his career has been conspicuous
one ie figured prominently as the repre-
sentative of the minor leagues In drawing
up new drafting regulation, which the major
leagues refused to adopt.
Speaking OF his move Yesterday. Gri6iths
said. The action taken by Powers and
Farrell in reporting to the national com.
mission at their meeting at Cincinnati Last
Tuesday that l had been simmarily. dis
missed and removed from membership In
the national board and my connection with
the national association ended. was wholly
without right or authority.
mo meeting OF the national association
was either called or held or any notice Of any
meeting given to me any opportunity TO ap-
pear and be heard, Powers and Farrell simply
taking it upon themselves to remove me-
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New England League.

Al Lynn-Lynn, 4: Fail River, I.
Al tLawrence-First game Lawrence. :; Taunton,
Second game-1.Awrencc. 7: Taunton. 1.
Al Nashua-Nashua, 2; Concord, o.
Al Haverhill-Haverhili. s: Hew Bedford, l.
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Southern LeSHue,
American Association.

Al Montgome Montgomery, I; Atlanta, o.
At Btrming gham--NashVilie, 6: Birmingham, /.
Al hattanooRa-Shrevepor Q: Little Rock. 3
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SUPERB LOT.
vvVDM1NLyINIUAN IOWEST PRICES.

0ldsm0bIes, 1907 lUO5. $3.50. $500. $50. mostly
like new; Ford. $3.50 Franklins, $3.50 to $500 Forty
horse Mercedes. side entrance: glass front. extra
Decauviiie 81. ZOO wlnton Quad. like new. horse,
side entrance. offer wanted: Cadilacs $685. up,
TOnneau. $3.50: -Four -cylnder Auto. like new $500;
= 800 Walters. "a horse. 81, 100: 1900 n.zso fora; M
Georges Richard, rldiculously low; Pope Toledos,
$3.50 $3.50 soOOsl .s00 all highest class. 100 other
unusual opportunities. Honest Treatment Dem
BROADWAY AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
1877 TO las West 4sth t"The Church,.
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Western League.

Al Sioux City-StouX City, s: st. Joseph, !.
At Puol io-Des Aoines, 1: Pueblo, 3.
At Denver Denver. 3: Omaha, 1.
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A. Kansas CITY, Columbus, 10: Kansas City,2.
Al tMilwaukee-Toledo, Is; Milwaukee, ..
Al Minnes polls minneapolis. 4: Indianap polls, O
At 81. Paul-Louisv,lle, 1: 81. Paul. o.
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Connecticut League.

At Holyoke-Holyoke, .: Spingn held, ;.
Al New I.ondon--Meriden, 4: New London, o.
At New Havcn-New Haven. 4: Hartford, ,.
Al Norwich-Sorwlch. Q: Bridgeport, 4.
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Because large portion Of the feet Of racing
yachts Is at present In Eastern waters. the
trustees Of the Huntington Yacht Club have
decided to omit Tor this year their, annual
regatta, which was scheduled for Aug. ~.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE cLuBs

JERSEY CITY, q. MONTREAL. &.
MONTREAL. Aug. 7l.-Jcrsey City had the srorc
TO in their favor to day but steady and consccu
tive hitting In the NTH. sixth and seventh enabled
Montreal to tie the score. The scorc:
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'Ratted for Nichols In the ninth inning.
Cincinnati. ! 2-s
Philadelphia. a.....,......0 a O 0-l
bases-cinclnnsti, q Phisdt lphia. a. First base on
ballsE0n Ewing; ?. struck oui.By Ewing. S;
Sacrifice hits-Steinfeldt. Dooln. Stolen bases
;aDoolin.. Deoin. Double playsrPooln and md
~ pitcher-By Ewing. i. Wild p,tch-Nchos
Umpires-Emslie. Abbott and Walker. Time
I hour and Is minutes. Attendance-3i2O.
BOSTON IN. ~. 1: IT. LOUIE tS. L.. o.
BOSTON. Aug. 2i.-Young had 81. Louis At his
mercy TO day only one O. the visitors reaching
passed ball which allowed Abpaticchio 10 score.
The score:
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At Syracuse 1: Utica. ..
At Wilkcsbarre-Troy. Q; Wilkesbarre, a.
Al Binghamton-- ghamton, 4: A.. J. b O.. ..
Az Scr6nton-Scranton, 8: Albany. 2.
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Totals. .... s l2 n II 5 Totals. -. -. II n Is
IL rvev CITY .................O 2 n a n q o.

Two base hit-Cassidy. Sacrifice hit-F Hsr-
man Stolen bases--Cassidy. Pattsc. Clement
Clarkson. Merritt. Mean-y, Bannon C2,, Struck
1: by Clancy. 8. First base on balls-on Clarkson
2; OF olmstead. !; on Mccarthy. Hits on ClarI
s. Let. on bases-Jersey city. S; Montreal. q
Umpire-HasStt. Tlme-2 hours and 10 minutes
BUYYALo Q: NRwARK, o.
BUFFALO. Aug. 2i--BuEao shut out Newait
to-day. II looked like a no hit game for PaIde
Up to the seventh. when he was hit hard for I'VE
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LAKE PLACID. n, T.. Aug, al.-The Stevens
on the Stevens House course to-day.

FRoNTkNAc. n. T.. Aug. Ain the final
round Of the open tournament to-day Clarence
Cohen. HOLLYWOOD Golf Club. Won the From
and to play. The consolation cup was
won by. ". P. Withefow. Allegheny Country
Club, by default.
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MANCHESTER. Aug 2l.-The Ekwanok Golf

MANCHESTER. Aug. H.-lhe Ekwanok COLI
team met its first defeat Of the year to-day
at the. hands of the Schenectady Country
Club players at Schenectady. The summary:
Schenectady c. .C.-Peavean. o: Briggs. 4: Hannell.
earn, Q: E. Smith, 2; N. Smith. s. Total. ..
Ekwanok G. ca. L. White, 8: J. l.. Taylor. !:
E. ". Taylor. o: C. Burnham. g. Won Dusen, o:
S. Haggerty, /: A. w. Black, I: g. H. Thacher. o;
T. H. Knight. o. r. F. Mcqueen. o: p. s. McIaugh him.
0, Total, IL,
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11IIIN1IT3TIl BARGAINS!

Not Antiques or Wrecks. but Reliable Cans only.
FIVE per cent. COMMISSION Ia all we charge for
selling your automobile. Naturally the
Real BARGAINS come hcrel They must b
In perfect order and bargains or we don't accept
them on sale. JUST ARRIVED
Two White Steamers. latest 1904 Modal. guar.
anteed perfect. $3.50 another $3.50 Late 1904 Franz
Cars N7b; Cadillacs e42S; Darrscq. 4s7o: oldsmo.
biles. s225 $3.50 $780, Panhard four cylinder ls,s
Premier. $3.50: New Oldsmobile Tonneau. $780,
Two cylinder RcbeI: new condition sobo: Two
$50; Electric Runabouts and Steamers Ridculousy
low priced l25 Automobiles to select from. Dem
oN'; WiiLIss AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
II Park Place. through to IA Murray ST.
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BasebaIl. Polo Grounds, To-day, 4 ?. u.
Champion Gtinu vs. Pittsburg Adm. sQc.-Als.
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First base on error-Boston. Left on basos-Bos.
ton, 4: st. Louis. ftTst base on balls-on Brown.
!; Struck ou.IBy Young: I. Stolen bass,-smoo,.
and Beckley. Passed bali-Leahy. rmplre-
Bausewtne. TIME hour and 10 minutes. At.
tendance-1110A.
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Two base hits--Hartsel. Stone. Three base hit
seybold sacrince hits Murphy. Coakcy. Dou-
BILE play-Murphy. N. Cross and Davis. Passed
ball-Sugden Stolen bases-Murphy, Hoffman
(?). Harse FIst base on balis-On Coakley.
/. Struck out--By Buchanan. S: by Coakley. 9.
Left on bases-St. Louis. s: Philadelphia. s. Um-
pire-Hurst. Time hour and " mnutes At
tendance-1.100
WARRINGTON. Q: cLEvELAND, o-F1RsT oAMR- J..
CLEVELAND. Aug. 2L-The Washlngtons broke
even here TO day In double header with Cieve-
ThA
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Hudson River LeAEl
New York state League.

~ Paterson-Palerson, 8: Poughkeepsle. T.
At Kingston 10; Newburgh, g.
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Golf.

STANFORD. Conn. Aug 2l.-walter E. stod-
dard, the Wee Burn professional. went to
Ridgeheld the other day and broke all pre-
vlous records over the links OF the Ridsef1eld
In. 1855, which was ten better than the record
For eighteen holes he took 70. clipping one
stroke from the record for that distance.
with DR.. Gerrit Smith and Herman Schmidt.
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
ptttsburv In New York: Chicago In BYuoEs5 :
two rames,: Cincinnati In Philadelphia: St Lou
In Boston.
AKKHIcAN LKA0Un. ]
New York In ST. Louis: BoSeon In Cey yelnaI
Philadelphia In ChioaGo: Warrington In Detro'L
AA1rnH LAA0ul-
jersey City In Montreal: Newark IA sunH
Baltimore In Rochester ffvviAROe IN TofuaS- |
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THIRD RACE.

Fair start: won driving: Vcronese. b. O.. 2. by
Henry OF Navarre-MOunt Vernon: owned by
W G, Daily: trained by D. Carter
FOURTH RACE.
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Baseball. wash. Park. To-day, , GAmos.
p. II. Brooklyn VI, Chicago. I Adm.-Adr
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-Tannehill. First base on bails-On Killian l.
Struck out-Ry Tannehill. /: by Kilan. g. First
base h,sss on eIro,a.DstrOi Double Rlsy.-5nan and
Freeman. Left on bases-Detro,t, I: Boston, /.
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WASHINGTON.

HWs-OR Hess. I; OF Halla, 10. Three base hit
Knoll. Home ryn-Cassidy. Sacrince hit-Kittrdge.
stolen bases-Cassidy. St.hl. First base on errors
Haila. s: by Hughes g. Umpire-O'Loughln.
Time-l hour and S minutes.
M uvvRIANn 2. vAaHfNorON 1-aHcoSD nAur
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Totals....2 s "a II o. Totais..,.l A'24 8 1
'No one out when winning nun WAS Soored.
Cleveland d...............0 o o o o 1-2
Washington ..............l % o 0-l
Two base hit-Stova!l,' Home run-Bay. Sac
rihce hits-Cassldy. Knoll. Stolen base-Bay.
First base on balls.-On Bernhard, 2; OF Townsend
Left on bases-Clevcland. 6; Washington. l.
Struck out-By Bernhard. Q: by Townsend, O. Um-
pire- -NL0ughlin Time hour and 2S minutes
Attcniancc--6.s62
BOSTON "a. L.. g. DETROIT. o-PrRsr oAMR.
DETROIT. Aug. l.-Detroit and Boston split
even on q double header to day and each team
whtcwashed the other. Both games sparkled
with nne fielding. The spores:
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-19
McKENNON REELECTED.
Defeated j. Blair shoenfelt For At
torneyship Of Seminole Nation.

The Seminole council Thursday
evening reelected A. S. McKennon, Of
South McAlester tribal attorney at a
salary oj $1,000 a year defeating j..
Blair Shoenfet by a vote Of IL to 20.
W. J. Crump, OF Wewoka, retired from
the race.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-19

Il had diabetes in its worst form. /"
writes Marian Lee Of Dunreath, Ind.
Il tried eight physicians without re-
lief. Only three bottles of Foley S
Kidney Cure made me a well man.
Sold by Peoples Drug Store. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-19

In the United States Commissioner Court at
Yin'la. in the Northern District of the Indian
Territory.
Jos. p. Scott Plaintiff
An 47t~.
John II .IIarlsnd Defendant
The Defendant. John H Hariand Is warned to
appear in this Court within thirty days and an
suer the complaint Of the Plaintiff.
Ordered a. viniia. this 9th. day of July. 1908.
WADE s. sTANFIELn.
United States Commissioners.
McCulioeh a. rrobasco AttorneTs far Plaintiff.
Geo. H. foeie. Attorney fer Nou-Rasident Defend
nnt
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-19

Having bought out Messrs Burkhal-
ter & Churchill we are in position
to write all kinds Of insurance. 1t
will pay you to see US before insuring.
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