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CINCINNATI Aug. 7--Threr favorites won at
Iatonia to day over muddy tack. The NTH race,
handicap steeplechase over thcshort course, was
the third choice In the betting. Eyand,r the favor
last event Romolo the odds on favorite, easily
beat Mandator. YaZd finished third
First Race-Seven and a half furongs-Haniy
Bill. a3 &C. Norris 5to |. won Lady Lou, s tRadtk
to l. second. OncAlca. o. Booker, I to /, third.
Time. l4o l.5 Bernice. Gracious. Twenty Shot,
Ike. Frank Green and Full Sway also ran.
Second Race One mile and 20 yards Fonsoluca,
100 Radike' to 5. won: Grapple IOt (Hail. bto l.
second; Ssronota. as ,Rohnsonl, S TO- 2. third.
Time. 1882 New Amsterdam, Rather Royal and
Bravery also ran.
Third Racc-Fivc furlongs gs-osec, los fwillams,,
Sto I. won Floss. s. % Morris. 3 TO |. second:
toSlnini. as IRadtke, TO l, third, Time. i:04 S.
Ornc. Bcgonla. Beatrice X. Telcpathy. Sister
Francis and Grace Wagner also ran.
Fourth Race Seven and a half furongs Pic.
ture Hat. ss tKocrncrl. 10 to |, won Eldnoso. liO
tNicoD. o TO g. second; Hot. 100 U;rifthl. is TO l.
third, Time. l:tO 3 5. Happy Jack. Naran. Ros
..ssessa and Minihcd also ran,
=. Fifth Race Handicap Steeplcchase: short course
tSullitsn' TO 2, second; Lights Out. 1855 (Pcnber
tom. l, to 3. third Time. 3O4 45 Poorlands
also
Sixth Race Five efurionvs -Romqla 100 tMcLaugh.
I'n. Ito ). won; Mandator liS tHall), u to g. sec
ond: Yazd. 100 (Thomer,, % to /. third. Time
1:0i4-6. Marvin Neal also ran,
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FLH'R DE LYS ARRIVES.
Small Ocean Racer Reaches Gloucester
With Owner on Board.

GLOUCESTER. Mass. Aug. THE schooner
yacht Fleur de Lys. which finished seventh
in the ocean race for Emperor Williams cup.
arrived here this afternoon after having
left st. Pierre last Tuesday. She encountered
head winds all the way down the coast. The
owner Of the yacht. DR., Louis A. Simpson
his dau ghter. Miss Candice Simpson. and
woman friend of the latter are on board.
The schooner sprang a sl light leak from a
the run across. and will go on the marine
railway here for repairs. These completed.
she will proceed to New London.
weeks ago for the run across. Sevente cen
days later the first land was sighted. Bay
encountered during the pas
DR.. Stimpson. Miss Stifhpson and her
friend came ashore and took a train for Bos-
London.
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CLARITA W. BEATS ANGLE.
Geers Turns the Tables On N. T. NJ. winner
Grand Circuit stare ~ DuRalo.'

BuYPALo. Aug. THE feature Of the day 9
racing at Kenilworth Park. where the Grand
Circuit opened to-day. was the win OF Clarita
W.. who two weeks ago finished second In
the M 4 NJ. at Detroit. over Angle the Axtei
mare who won the blue ribbon event. Before
the race Angle sold favorite In the pools at
500 to so.
Starter Newton sent the horses away In
ragged way. with Angle on the break. Geers
sailed away with Clarita W. and won easily.
Saunders had trouble keeping the favorte
on her feet. In the second heat Angle again
broke soon after the start and Geers cnched
the race. Angle stepped some in the third
heat. but could never get up.
In the 2.Os pace the drivers scored 20 often
that the spectators turned to the bar for
relief. Finally the starter let them stragse
of. and Geary, the Canadian hope. proved the
winner. Geary. who had sold for go In the
$3.50 pools. in which Miss Wilsmont sold at
Sloo. then became the favorite at $50 TO So5 on
the field but he had shot his bolt He broke
on the backstretoh, and the heat went to
Knapsack Mccarthy with Ethel Nc. who
in the third heat came up on the rail and
nosed out Don Carr in a whipping finish.
All the old guard Of the Grand Circuit
are gathered here, as II making a last stand
In these troublous times. The attendance
was greatly swelled BY excursions from
Canada, 1t being civic holiday In the
Dominion. Summaries:
. 2Oe class. pacing: Dominion Of Canada: purse
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TO-DArS CARD FOR SARATOGA.
Beldame Has Top Weight In the Delaware
HnadiCap.

SARATOGA. Aug. IA big field has been
named to start In the Delaware Handicap.
for three-year-olds and upward. one mile.
tomorrow. Beldame has top weight. i23
pounds. with Roseben carrying 100 and
among the others such good racers as Molly
Brant. Alan-a Dale. Dolly Spanker. Dande-
lion. Won Tromp and Monsieur Beaucalre
In the opening event. for mares, six furlongs.
Czaraphine, Dlnah Shad. Irish Witch. Nam
ME Hodge and Memories have excellent
chances. The second race IL a handicap
for three-year- r-olds and upward. one mile.
with Bedouin. Eugenia Burch, Palmbearer
and Liberia possibly the best.
Maiden two-year -olds will run In the third
race at five and half furlongs. Kiamesha IL
Bellsnicker. Adonis and orlson looking
formidable In the 1fth event. for two-year-
olds, Ave and a half furlongs. Hooray. Muf-
fms. Lord Of the Forest and Retropaw figure.
while in the last race. at a mile, for maiden
three year, -olds and upward. Grand Duchess.
Father D. and Glowstar may find support
ha ri foil
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RUHLIN TO MEET HART.
II All Depends on How the Akron G liant
Fares with Mccormick.

Billy Madden writes to THE Sun from the
training quarters OF Gus Rubin to say that
a match between Marvin Hart and the Akron
Giant is probable. but 1t depends on how
Rubin fares with Jim Mccormick. The
Texas heavyweight and Rubin are to meet
at Colma, CAL, before the Colma A. c.. on
Aug ii. Madden has been In communication
with Hart and the latter has promised to take
Rubin on. Jimmy Coffroth. who ia one of
the moving spirits in the Colma club. has de-
cided to offer purse for the t%c. !: il said.
Hart is now getting Into trim and expects
to be in good condition by that time. Rubin.
Madden writes. 10 in fine condition and eI-
The Texas heavyweight is training hard. and
John L. Sullivan, who is MoCormlcks man
Ruhlin. Despite the fact that Rubin is ex-
pected to beat Mccormick there is consid-
erable interest in town on the result OF the
scrap.
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Hot weather for Newport Tennis Players.

NEWPORT, Aug. AT the Casino this morn
ing there was a start made In the women q
doubles tennis tournament. but owing to the
extreme heat there were but two matches
played In the preliminary round. while one
match in the preliminary and one in the first
round went by default. There was a smaller
gathering of cottaRers in attendance than
usual. There was but one match Of interest
and in that the two women who were looked
upon to last through the tournament were
defeated, they being Miss Maude Wetmore
and Miss Margaret Busk. The results:
women's Doubles - Preliminary round - Ruth
Twombly and Mrs. Barger Walach beat Maude
Sherman and Mildred Sherman heat Rosamond
Street and partner. by default Helen Weaver and
Gweudoyn Whipple beat Blanche Oelrichs and
Eleanor Rocker, 8-&. So.
! First Round Edna Barger and Jane Walach
beat Mrs. Charles Hall and Mrs. Herbert NJ. Harr
man BY default
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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LIVELY POLO MATCH,
| Many Falls In Game Between WestchesteF
and Point Judith Teams

NARRAaANsETT. Aug. lin an exciting
polo match the Westchester Country Club 3
first team won the Point Judith Cup at Wild
field Farm to-day. defeating the Point judith
four by a score Of i33 TO 5L. The game WAS
the best exhibition OF polo seen at the Pier
this season. Both sides made three goals in
the first period. when the score was tied 10 4.
Joshua. Crane, Jr.. was thrown from hs
Robert ]; Collier received an ugly cut from .
polo malet over his left eye.
j. n. Waterbury. Jr.. was thrown In the
second period and turned a somersauit as as
he fen: The third period was ,hotly contested
Crane received . Sensational fall In this period
and turned a somersault. He was unhurt
p.rioS pns psd ,Ssp up s1 goal: th s
md Waterbury played brilliantly.
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Manager Grimth Has . Close Call.

Clark Grinith. manager Of the New Yorf
Americans. had a close call last Sunday night,
being taken with an attack of ptoman'
poisoning while on his way home from Coneg
Island His " ife Was with him at the time
and when he became suddenly II, he VA
physiclan at New Utrecht avenue an Fifty.
sixth street. The physician brought him
around all right, but he yss very weak al
ball game. President Gordon went over yes
terday afternoon In an all tomobile IN bring
him to his home in Manhattan.
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AN ERUPTION or BASE HITS.
NEW YORKS beat BROWNS BI'
4 BIG SCORE.

Numerous Long Drives in Twelfth Success
sive Victory for the Homo Teaua-Bos'
tons Defeat Clevelsnds in Eleven Inning
Game-Chicsgos and Quakers Lose.
The results In the American League yester-
day brought the nve teams that are making
the running closer together The New Yorks
cleaned MP the series with the Browns and
scored their twelfth consecutive victory.
The Detroita disposed OF the Phlladelphias
and pulled them back few notches, and the
Bostons made clean sweep OF the Cleve-
land games by winning an encounter OF eleven
courses. The W ashInRtons helped the local
cause by taking another game from the
ChicaRos. The results:
New York. -; st. Louis, 4.
Detr0it, Q; Philadelphia. 3.
Washington. 0; Chicago. Z.
Boston, 4: Cleveland, 3.
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'Unc out When Winning run was scored.
baltimore re e.",,,.,.,,,o '',,,o 4 o % ? o-s
Flrst base on errors Baltimore. !: Jersey City. T.
Left on bases-Jersey City. T. Baltimore. O. First
ou,-By Burchell, 5; by Thelman. S: by I.inder.
man. /. Three base hits Halligan. rhlflmsn.
Two base hits -Keister, Halligan. Woods, Jordan,
Rothgeb, Sacrifice hi, Jennings. Stolen 3ases-
Clement. Cassidy. Mullen. Burchell. Double plays
Merritt. Pattee and Cassidy: Cassidy and Vandc-
grift HI by .pltcherBy Thlelman. 2: BY Burcheli.
/. Passed ball-Byers. Umprcs-Moran and Egan.
Time-2 hours and 20 minutes Attcndance-3.5O0
PROVIDENCE. 2: NEWARK, o.
Yesterdays game between the Newarks and
Providence teams At Newark was a pitchers
battle and neither side would have scored had
perfect support been given the siabmen. The score:
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Totsis.....0 3 ~
Dated for NcGinnity In sixth inning.

Dated for NcGinnity In sixth inning.
New York.,,,..,........,o ..,,.......o Q %
First base on errors--Ncw York, Left on bases
Chicago. 6; New York. 4. Home runnT!nker.
Sarcince htts-Chancc. Casey. Stolen base-Mc-
Carhy Double play-T1nkeI and Holman. Innings
Glnnity. Fir.t base on bslls-on MoG,nnity. 5;
on Wltse. /. Struck out--By Reulbach, .; BY
hour and % minutes. Attendance-s,0o6
CINCINNATI. l8 PHILADELPHIA IN. L.l, I.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 1.-THE Reds knocked Pittinger
out Of the box In the hrst inning TO day. Sudhoh.
who finished the game was also pounded hard.
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WARRINGTON.
IOtdls. " IL q 10
.Batted for Heyden In tho eighth inning.
tBatted for Jacobsen In the eighth inning.

'Batted for Heyden In the eighth inning.
tBatted for Jacobsen In the eighth inning.
washington. ,,.....,..,i O o o s -
Left on bases-washington. s; Chicago. 5. Flrs
base on bslis-On Owen, /: oil Altrock, 2: on Town
send. ?; on Jacobsen. 1. Struck out-By owen i:
Wild pltch-Aitrock. Three base hits-Huesman,
Anderson. Two base hits-Green (0. r. Jones
Sacrifice hits-Hlckman, r. Jones, Dundon. SvJlen
bases--Hin C2l, Callahan. Knoll. Double plays
&. Jones and Heyden: Davis and Sullivan I'm
pire-O'Loughlin. Time hours and 2 minutes
AttendAnce-S0ie.
BOSTON IA. Ia. 4: CLEVELAND.
BOSTON. Aug. with StovaIi back In harnem.
ball TO day. the game going eleven innings In
the locals half OF the eleventh Freeman led on
Flick murcd Ferris's hncr. The score:
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Totals....iS IS n q 81

'Ba..ed for P,..,nser in the ninth inning e. "
Phiiadeiphia. o 90 . o %
Two base ht-Steinfeldt. Three base hits-Barry.
Husgins and Barry: Bransneid and Abbott Sscn.
nee hit-oorcoran. Stolen bases-odvell. Sey.
EiT! base on b.ls-on Harper. I; on Sudhon. s.
Wild ptch-SudhOh. Base hits-On Pittlnger,
8. Umpire-Emslie. Ttme-i hour and so minutes
Attendanoe-l0 800.
DosToN N. L). .: rrrzsBuRo. o-Y1Rsr oAks.
prETserAo. Aug. 7.-Bceton and Pittsburg broke
Wagner to day received notice thathe had been
suspended for three dsyS for throwing the ball at
Umpire Bausw1ne during the New YORK series
The scores
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GERANIUN WINS THECATSKILL
BEATS FUSTIAN, go TO I. ny a
HEAD IN A DRIVE.
Ring Hard Hit by tho Success OF Athlone
Prince Hamburg Takes tho Three
Year.Old HAndicap-All the winners
At Saratoga Are Well supported.

SARATOGA. Aug. 7.-Three favortos. a
second choice and two successful good things
at liberal odds put q crimp In the layers
bank rolls here to-day, The feature OF the
GARD. in which all Of the races produced large
fields. was the Catskill Selling Stake for three
,ycar.o and upward seven lurlongs. The
smart players centered their support upon
T. e. McDowell's Geranium, who was pounded
down to to s favorite, getting sensational
run for their money before II was possible
for them to cash There were fourteen
starters, and soon after the getaway Ge-
raniuln was shut of so that Lyme had to take
her completely around the field, Meanwhile
Rrht and True, ~ to /. had opened up
good lead. attended by Goodbye, 500 to 1.
who stopped AT the half mile pole, Then
Fustian. 40 to /. went after the leader. who
was tring in the stretch. after which Ge-
ranium closed with gallant rush and won in
drive by a head in 1927 2-5, Fustian beating
Right aud True by the same margin.
The ring su Yered a heavy jolt when Athlone.
running in the colors Of w. y, Wshard. won
the fifth race at mile. He was hammered
from to | down to II to favorite. Get
Rich Quick Ryan's money being placed with
many of the books. Athlons was in hand
all the way and won easily by two and half
lengths King Rose 20 to 1. who was con-
tender all the way, took the place from
Kansas Prices The Gadfy. to 1. by head.
The Mighty. 10 to 5, second choice was close
to the money. Peggy o Neal was in front at
six furlongs. but stopped. The mile was
run In l:li l-o
Harry Payne Whitney, who sails for Europe
on Wednesday saw his colt Prince Hamburg.
& to second choice. win the opening event,
Q handicap for three-year-olds at seven fnr-
longs. Prince Hamburg picked up l2l pounds.
led all the way, though hard pressed by the
Oneck Stables klamesha, TO !? and beat the
latter neck In 1877 l-5. D'Arkle, IL to /, was
third. Rubrc. the favorite. could not get out
OF his own way and was last
The steeplechase while practically farce,
inasmuch as six OF the ten starters either fell
or refused. WAS another hard blow for the
books Pious was backed from 10 to down
70 seyens and came home in Gsll9IP: R.I:: RIth
tier 10 TO i. had a mortgage on the place.
with Neponset. q to l.. third. Game Cock.
Pagan Bey and steelmaker. well backed.
Bradley put y!,o, az to l. ossT -d1s ths
Willie Knapp cut her loose at the head Of the
stretch, and she got home in driye half a
length before Lady Navarro. 10 to !, with
Harry Payne Whitney's Commune IS to 5.
half length back, The fayorite. sEdins'S
ms Another afa '9sn sVopta PaeAef w. Hnchcoeks ven
dor. to ). was victorious in the last race,
a handicap for two-year-olds at five and q
half furlongs. Shaw had him under pull all
and half IL Os. W. II. Snyder's Anodyne.
20 to l. who was off poorly. ran into the place
three lengths before Father Bill Days Vero-
nese 80 to T. Rubaiyat. Is to led for the
greater part Of the distance and then quit,
The summaries:
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AMKRIcAN i.HAouu

Chicago in New York: Detroit In Boston: Cleve.
land In Philadelphia st. Louis In Washington.
NATIONAL LHAouR.
New York In Chicago: Brooklyn in St. Louis:
Philadelphia In Cincinnat Boston In PittsburC.
EASTERN LEAGUE,
Baltimore in Jersey City; Providence In Newark;
Buffalo In Montreal.
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Lawn Tenn,. rlna,s At Lons Branch

Lone BRANCH, AuR. Z The finals in the
women's and mems singles at the Holly
wood Golf Club tennis courts were PLAYED
yeNerday afternoon Miss L. SchifYen beat Miss
Alice Price, 81, and b. NJ. Phillips beat
walter Lewisohn, e-t.
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First base on erroM-Detroit 2; PhiladeIphia, /.
Left on bases-Detroit. s. Philadelphia. 7. First
base on bails-on Bender, I: on Mullln. . Struck
out-By Bender; 3; By Mullin, 2 Two base hits
Mcintyre. Coughln. Mullin. O'Leary. Seybod (2).
Sacrifice hits-M. Cross, Lindsay. Drill Stolen
bsses-Schafer, oieary. Lindsay. DIil t2l, Mullin.
nor and Mccarthy. Tlme-2 hours and minutes.
Attendance 1928.
WARRINGTON, o. CHICAGO "A. L., I.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-For the third successive
rsme the washingtons to day batted Chlcago's
pitcher all over the lot. The score:
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CHICAGO IN. L.). A:NEw YORK IN. III. o.
.,sn, CnInHoS Aug
foolish to-day and shut McGraw,s men out
with three hits In a fast and brilliant game.
Numerous splendid stunts In the field greatly
aided Rsulbach, who also inserted slx strike s
Mctiinnity was found at opportune moments
and retired in favor of Wlltse. The latter
pitched hitless ball TO the close, but the
change was made too late.
New York,s share OF the game was simply
was tossed away In The sixth. when Browne
and Donlin both ran on base and were rounded
up together. The local tribe began their
SCORING at the jump. slasle singled and
Balls. % Mccsrthys poD ,y is fsII ssfs I'm in riSht.
Msloney scoring. and Tinker's hX to right
over Donllns head for q mighty swat. The
ball :, came e back fast enough, but Tinker n
man ,smote a. resoundlng. double and tive
outs brought him home Mciinnity pitched
full. after which Wiltse took up. the burden
and pitched the finest kind Of ball till the
Aniah Tho
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Southern lNaIue.

Al Memphis 1: Shreveport, T.
At Mertdian-Ncw Orleans. Z; Little Rock o.
Al Nashville Birmingham. 4: Nashville, O.
Az Atanta-Atlanta. II: Montgomery. 4.
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New England League

:. AZ Hsverhill-First game--Haverhill. 2; New
hill I.
AZ Lynn-Lynn. 4; Fall River. 3 uen Innings.
Al Concord-C Concord, q: Taunton, 4.
Al Lawrence wrence. q: Nashua, l.
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'Battcd for Hcsterfer In the ninth lining. fBatted
for Mailing In the ninth inning.
Newark .......,....,....0 o q 90
Providence, o o o o %
First base on errors Providence. Left on
bases ;: Providence. 4. First base on
balls -On Hesterfer. 2: on Cronin. /. hruck out
BY Hestcrfer. s: by Cronin. T. Two base hits
Mcfarland. Morgan. Sacrifice hlts-Rock
Double play, Dunn. Conn and Rock. Hit by
pthcr-By Hcstcrfcr. 2 Wild pitch-Heslerfer.
t'mp!rcs zlmmcr and Moran. Time hour and
IS minutes.
AT MONTREAL,
buffalo ...,,,,,.,.l o o o o o.
Montreal .......I.l o 0 o .-<l2 o
Battcrlcs-Greene and McManus; Pappalau and
Rnub.
AT ToRoNro-rIRsT oAMK
Toronto...,.0 o Of o o is Is !
RochssteT...0 o o o 2 q o. 4
Bate ries-cnrre and Sullivan: Schultz and
Steelman
skcoSp oAhR.
Toronto ...,.,,.,0 go o o o ii 1
Rochester ...u.o q o o o q o . o--S 10 /
Bsttssiss-Aueller and Toft; Falknsr and Payne.
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Three base hit-AbbAucchio. Sacnnce hit-Leach
Stolen oases-Clarke. Beaumont. Passed ball
Moran Double pisyu,,,Abb.ticchio and Tenney; F.s
out-By Willis. 4: BY Flaherty. 2. Umpire
Johnstone. Ttme-l hour and IS minutes. Attend
Auce-l,6O0.
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JERSEY CITY. 10: BALTIMoRI

JERSEY CITY, 10. BALTIMORE, Q.
Baltimore tried TO wrcst the lead from jersey
City in the Eastern League race In Jersey City
yesterday, but failed after battle OF ten innings
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Western League
Games Scheduled for To-day.

At Omaha-Omaha, I; Denver. o.
AZ St. Joseph Joseph. 2; Pueblo,
Al Sioux CIty-Sloux City, i: Des Moines, o.
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NG "UTG.
INV YORK.

base on baIis~on Powell, 1; OF, sudhoii. s. Struck
out-By Powell. 7: by Sudhofi.. I. Home runs
Keller, Chase, Stone. Three base hits-Conroy.
Keeier. Doueherty. Stone, Sudhofi. Two base hit
Jones Stolen bases-Conroy. Fultz. Stone (2. .
Van Zant Double play-Starr and Jones. I'm
pire- She ridan. Time hour and Is minutes
AttendAnce-9,0O0.
DETROIT o. PHILADELPHIA "a. L., ..
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 7.-Mullin was very effect
I've and the Philadelphians were away on In the
Aeih As "a Det rolt easily The
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PouoHKEKPsIE, Aug. IA fast track and ideal
weather conditions. with a good attendance. made
the opening day OF the Mohawk Hudson circuit
harness races at the Hudson River Driving Park
very enjoyable The sport was excellent. There
was neld OF ten In the 22s trot. which was won
easily by Delerec. There was another big field
in the 22i pace which opened with Cyclone favonte
in the pools 1t was won BY Col Henry. who dc
feated Cyclone In a sensational finish In the FIRST
heat, and also took the second and fourth. Col
Henry was beaten In the third heat by Single D.
BY a head. Texas Rocker had little dimcuty In
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Am mertcap AesoCtstio,

Al Toledo o-Milwaukee. a. Toledo, 0.
At Columbus-Colum mbus, Is; Kansas City, Z.
At Indiana apolis Indianapolis, 0; st. Paul, l.
Al Louisville 5: Minnea polls, 2.
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Ethel Nc. Oh. m. by Jersey Wilkes INC.
Geary. ch. s. tJames) Observation-Disclosures. 8
Don Carr, blk. g. Wlarh.".................2
Shylock. b. G. McMahon) n)........,.........H
Edwin c., b. e. wv. Laird rd)................
MISS Willamont. b. m. (Snow) .............. II o
Jubilee, biz. G. lCroy) y).,..,,.,,...,.,......''
Bolivar, b. z. DeRydcru....,.., 10
Oregon Maid. br. m. tHelmar) )..............,.e
Elmwood. br. &. III. Snyder r)............., ~ 10
Bald Hornet, z. dolly dis
Baron Rogers, br. e tB, Marvin ........il27 dis
Bob. ch. G.. dropped dead In first heat.
Time-2O6at. 208la. 20sh.
Three. year old. trotting; the Liquid Veneer:
purse, 1000:
Katherine L., b. t.. by Liberty Chimes tstin-
Susie NJ. b. I. Murphyl .,...,,........".".S 2
Bervaldo, b. Q. (Andrews). ...,............,2 ,
Miss Adbell. b. 4. IL. Mcdonald ...... ..",s dis.
The Phantom, blk. c. tDeRyder) ...,...".. % dis.
Timc-2i4st. 1854. 2lS.
2l7 class. trotting; Lafayette Hotel; purse ~ ooo
Swift B.. b. &. Il. McDonald) )......,......,..2
angie, ch. m. tSaunQerS) .,...,..,..,.''0 .
Grattan Boy. ,Jr. CLARK, ..;,............"'S 8
Miss Rosedale. .ch. M tPrawley) ).'......".s :
Fred Direct, blk. g. tDe Ryder, .,"........4 8
Emma Hoyt. b. m. tStlnsonl ...,..........,o 8
Austin Boy. b. g. Vaentine) ...........,.6 7 Or
Helen Morte. b. m. tRutherford) ........ dts.
Miss In Law. br. m. Curry. ).....,...........di
Time-2'Oea1. 2:l2s.. 2i+
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PlTTaRuRu

Boston ,,,,,,.,,..,..,,o Q %
HON, Home 7 57'n.,Besumont. n ~ stolen oases-polan.
nee hits-Lesch: Brain. Wild pitch-Phiilippe
Struck out-By Philippe. I; by Fraser, frt
plays.-Beaumont Brain and Ritchey: Rtchey
and Howard: Leach and Howard. Umpire
Johnstone. Time hour and 10 minutes.
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Connecticut Leasue

AZ Norwich--Bridge port, Z: Norwich, 2.
Al New London-New Haven. .: New London, 1
At Meriden-Meriden. 4: Hoiyoke. 2.
At Springneld-Springfeld, s: Hartford, 1.
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-~VYyD CLEARANCE SALEi
sv4S&lIKAHyNIWU YOUR PRlCEi

Cadlllacs. $40: o!d,mobils. 200 up; LSeo%oeu.
isos :. 80 i.ls sss Sois.,, 90 Ks;Ss !. ~
Frsnklns. 500 to 1000: Four cylinder George
Richard SeoO ~ 800 walters, four cylinder. u ~
Panhard. Sl,ioo; Large Ruseuber S noIse i GAr;
unusual opportunities. Pioneer Automobile 20
tablishment In America.
Tires, all sizes, dirt cheap Baskets. se-slo pair
Lamps etc; GREAT CLEARING Sale.
BROADWAY AUTOMOBILES EXCHANGE
1871 to il3 West +Sth C'The Church').
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New Works smut Out by Chicasos-P Pttts-
burgs win and LoNe.

The New York Nationals were shut out BY
the Chicagos yesterday. and the Pittsburss.
who broke even with the Bostons. gained
q few points on them, The Philadelphia
lost In Cincinnati. and the st. Louis BROOKLYN
game was postponed on account of rain. The
results:
Chicago, 4; Now York, o.
Cincinnati, 10: Philadelphia. =.
Boston. .; Pittsburg, OAFtrst Game.
Pittsburg. q: Boston, 7-Seoond Game.