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Arizona republican., 1905-06-18

Lane appeared to believe or to try to
 make the reporter believe that she had
 been miraculously saved from outlaws
 and wild beasts about her lonely de-
 sert habitation. A communication was received al this office yesterday from Mir. B. B. Belcher of Prescott calling attention to the Knock at the Salt river valley. Mir Belcher adds: There
 is no part of Maricopa county which is not safer than any part of Los Angeles county where personal violence Is of daily occurrence and such acts of vio- lence are accepted by the public as matters of fact
 JURY HANGING oUT-There Is a prospect that the jury in the case of John Booth on trial at Globe or par ticipation with his brother Zack Booth in the murder of Wiley Berry and young Mexican at Gisela, Gila county, will not agree. Matt Cavness one of the witnesses in the case returned from Globe yesterday morning. He said that when he left the jury had been out for twelve hours. When Sheriff ShanIey of Gila county was here week ago he said that he would telephone the office of the sheriff here on the finding of the verdict. No word had been re- ceiVed from him last night when the jury must have been ous not less than thirty six hours. In the case of a dis agreement it is probable that the time for the hanging of Zack Booth will not be set The case it was stated by the court in the event of a disagreement would go over until fall. Zack Booth is an important witness for his broth CT ano if the date for his hanging were fixed now he would have to be hanged within sixty days.
 CHANGED HIS TUNE-A gentle man who arrived here yesterday morning tells of rather an interesting incident that occurred on the sleeping car Friday night. A commercial trav- eler from the east was among the pas sengers and it was his first visit to Arizons- He had been considerably agitated by the stories concerning the 1 hot weather here, that had been pumped into him all the way west from Kansas City. By the time he reached Ash Fork he had decided that | it was cool up there in the evening the next few hours ought to | bring him into a section where it was
Arizona republican., 1905-06-18

as hot as anything could be with the lid off Wishing to appear entirely next" to himself when the porter made up his bed this side of Ash Fork
 he told him to leave the blanket off
 it. A friend who heard the cOnversa- tion advised him to take the blanket but he refused. saying he wanted to let the people in the car know that he was fully alive to the situation and not a tenderfoot. Some distance this
 side of Prescott, there was a desperate ringing of the bell from the push but ton in the drummer's berth. When the porter responded there was heard
The sun., 1905-09-06

rMH- TENNIS
otto H. lilnck Beaten in Opening R0unt
nj Nyack

start was made yesterday in the open
awh n, tennis tournamento OF the Nyack Country
.Iab held on the club courts. Nyack. n. Y.
me events are mems singles. mems doubles
ana women : singles. with an unusually large
'h'ry list in each Both the single events
are lor challenge cups presented by the club
IN 1903 The present holder OF the men s
tup Is Frederick q. Anderson. the Kings
'ohh'v club champion. while the women's
rnp held by .irs. L. =. Coe Of the Euglewood
Field Club
inc contests Yesterday were limited to the
men singles and some interesting matches
,esnfed Henry Mollenhauer of the Kings
.ouhtN Tennis Club and L.. II. Fitch OF larry
'o"n ar" furthest along, each with place
m ml w" thrd round. In the opening round
m ,ne strong Montclair Athletic Club player
tpNo IL fnck, was beaten two out Of three
~ ~ Lewia Pcrrv Of Boston. This was by far
Ike he nest match Of the day. This afternoon
Nv men doubles and women's singles will
y, ',harted. The scores:
,oTn ,0a Fled rtied club, defeated Floyd Smith, Tsry-
Eng on, c4s sns, Hsnsy
ssy default, Henry Torrance. fnFiewood Field Cub.
Cluh Joseph T McMahon. Kings County Tennis
Sis.r,o u !: p. Hawk defeated Mohr McDowell.
gnSSood Cricket club. defeated Otto #. Hinck'
BSH'aIr Be,,, Athletic club. 7-5. 50. e--i: Henry d.
i'pn,s' Pp"we'on Tennis Club, defeated william
George Hnd 81 fslls Tennis r N cHe
coSr,'n oS.Cona Round Henry Mollenhsu.r, Kings
wood rlad srnS,, n, Grub defeated n EanEs. EnEle.
1s SG S.aElIoy H tltis Hss:a2 I.asT PIC
u'S liup o-l, ga '--r
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AUTOISTS AFTER RECORDS.
VIII Try for Mile Figures To-tiay-Resuits
At Atlantic CITY.

ATLANTIC CITY. Sept. S.-The interesting z
| announcement was made tonight that Chris
| tie Campbell and Ford. the noted autoists.
will race against time at O'Clock tomorrow W
| morning. when the tide is low. Every effort
will be made to break the worlds one mile
| record.
To-days racing program was run OF In
fine order. The cars we're slow at starting.
but there was no hitch OF any consequence
to unsettle the tempers of the $1,000 or
more persons that witnessed the races. A
wire fence along the course kept the crowd
in check leaving clear stretch Of hard beach
for the cars.
There was nothing very thrilling save
the races bet ween Ford and Campbell.
which the spectators enjoyed. Christie did
not run his machiue. Something went wrong
with it's mocha nsm. In the one mile event
for heavy weight cars the 80 horse power
Ford. owned by the Ford Motor Company
and driven by Kulick. won. defeating the
80 horsepower Darracq. owned by the +. A.
La Roche Company. driven by Campbell
In u race against time the Ford car made a
mile in 3s 3-5 seconds. The record Is 38
seconds.
NOT u driver and snres
T;s; i:tssS 1ohn Donnelys "a h p National second
l'ne; One la? 8iieGAm,rcan make car. rs h. D.
power Packard. Tine; i:2l - Ismes James D1n 2
One f?es 1SsaS seSSaa BY
Timt i4l 10 S seconds. F. a, iayoche Company
80 horse power Darracq driven by A. l.. Camp.
bell, second. Time. - Aiterwsrd declared on
because KuIick started ahead OF Campbell
One mile. touring cars, to cost S2,aO or over.
not stripped to carry driver and three passengers
Won by Charles J. Swa,n's 70 h. p: Wnion: Time:
One mile. middle weight cars. Si to i,4S2 pounds
Won by DR. Walter harpers 10 h. p. Stanley.
Time. 1 minute II seconds, Buick Auto Com
pany's q h. p. Buick. second, Time. 1 minute
IL 2-5 seconds.
One mile heavy weight cars t4S2 to 2. .2O< pounds
Won by Buick Auto Company % Ii. p. Buick
Time. iIl As: Charles SWAIN 10 h. p. Winton,
second. Time ll3 As.
start TO kiIo station then to pick up three passengers
Won by Charles swain. 40 h. y. Wmton. Time.
l:ae 81 John y wilkins, Jr.. 40 h. p. Winton, sec
ond. Time, l:47 2-5
One miieoaFree ier all--won by "a, Lareche
Ting, IS seconds. Ford Motor Company 90 b. y.
Ford, driven by kulick. second. Time. - 4.S
seconds.
One Nile Nile Heavy weight cars. . i.s2 TO 200.
Ford. driven BY Kullck Time; q So seconds
Campbell. second Time, q AA seconds -
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Detroit. q: Chicago. S-F1rst game.
Detr Oft. 3: Chicago, 1-Hec0nd game.

NEW YORK "a. LII, o; WARRINGTON. Z.
WAsH1S oToN. Sept. s.-By taking ad-
vantage OF every opportunity that presented
itself in to days game Clark G1fflths
sprightly team " on a closely contested ex-
hibtion. In the early part Of the game
Washington took too many chances with the
New lorks and the latter basged half
dozen tallies almost before the Washingtons
awo ke to q realization Of the situation.
Eddie Hahn opened proceedings by aettinN
a base on balls. was sacrificed to second by
KeeIer. reached third OH Elberfeld's grounder
to Stahl and scored when Hill failed to handle
YeAger's bounder. Hahn introduced the
third session by slsmmnS . two basser to
left ana went to third on Keeler's safe bunt.
Elbe rfeld banged one to Stahl and Jake
fired it on the ground to head OF Hahn at
the plate. Elberfeld reached second on the
error and Keeler pulled UP at third. Yeagers
long fly moved both runners up base. keeler
scoring. Williams's single scored Eiberfeld..
Keeler opened tho NTH With hit over second
but was out stealing E1berfeld was second
ont, Yeaser walked. stole second and scored
on Will liamA 3 single. Chase,s single and bad
throw by Heydon permitted williams TO race
home. Mills single. Hickman's triple over
Fultz and HuelsmAns single scored two for
Warrington In the sixth. Singles by Knoll
and Mil and Hickman 3 double scored another
In the seventh. base on balls and Hlck..
man 3 second triple over Hshn's head scored
. fourth run In the ninth inning. The score:
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Racing at LatOnie

CINcINNATI Sept. 5.-Fivc selling and one purse
event comprised the card at Latonla IL day. Fa
voritcs Capturcd four Of the events The fourth
event at q mile. for three year old colts and geld
ings, was the chief attraction OF the afternoon.
Maceona, the second choice. jumped TO the front
al the lifting OF the barrier and was never In any
trouble winning from Naran. the favonte. Rather
10 the betting. easily won the third from Cot
ton town. with Sea Mate third.
First Race-1Sx furlongs-- The Roustabout. e7
fRadtke), ii to S, won: Homestead. ITO fWilans),
Ito l. second: Sorrel Top. l0l tRusseD, to l. third
Time. iiA 4-5. Pcnsee. Mnrmoni. All Scarlet,
Allsta, Enada. Joe Goss Tenny Bee. Frank Bell
and ROsseSsa. also ran
Second Racc-One mile and 10 yards-Fre esias,
90 (WilliamS), 8 TO !, won: CrcScerton, 100 (HAlD
to l. second: Frank Nc. % n1nley), IL TO |, third
Time. 1916 IS. Henry Lyons Animosity, A. Con :
rict, Ida Vivian. Prediction. Bengal Mara schino
and Autolight also ran
2 to s. won: Cottonown. loo tRsdtkej. 10 !. sec
ond: Sea Mate, 100 Aenl, ~ to 1. third. Time.
HAAS. Earl Rogers and Or: Windell also ran.
Fourth Rncc-One mile-Maocona, 100 Wander
bous. TO S. won: Narsn, l04 (HalD to TO- second:
Rather Royal. 81 (Greenned). 20 to I, third. Time.
l:4i, Bird OF Passage. Comic Opera and Arthur
Firth Race"Fiys fuI!onss -Tsars. los NHall,
TO /. won: Dayodill. l0S tBedeD, rs 70 l. second;
iSa is. jus, l., Lila H., Miss Lynch. Red Top.
Betsy. Pauline Boyle. Lady I.cvity, Posing May
Bingham, Grace and Amy Riley also ran.
Sixth Racc-Onc mile and 70 yards-Outlaw. l02
Allcnl, to ?, won: Mint Bed, l02 tSmart. 10 10 I.
second: Plnutus, "a tCheatharn), 30 to /. third.
Time. i:45 IS. Early Boy. Eclectic. Apple and
Dungannon also ran,
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JnGGLDR WINS FOR WHITNEY.
.ov or HAMBURG TAKES THE
''' AUTUMN STAKES. ..
- p.re,y Beats Oliver Cromwell In
"" SLOW Time Burleigh First by Head
-Onatas succeeds in tho Grass-Zuma
c.rr,es Duryea COlOrs to Victory.

,.,., Timber scratched, H. p. Whitneys
.,,or N,,' was made strong favorite at %
Nge'' '',,,n1n stakes. for two-year odds,
IN the au'u"', ,,,r rit,. course at Sheeps-
ak furlongs' ru'uiN. a. a. m.
hssd Bay Yesterday afternoon anu 'ne na
,.r buts ~ wire, Hildebrand having him we'll
in hand at all per'oos, anu aV ,. W.. ca"
.hoved an advantage OF three iehG,he, a.e'
s"uninr the distance in i3 3-5. Fred BUR
iunn'r pl,,a,e to f. who ran third In the
Fuur'ty. had no ,,,ane ,rnn"e ut,hIa. W as sth,sts
money ir"m 'he Mlil'own o,ap'e 81 III
.scond choice, with the rest OF the heId "eii
H.om 'r o,, h.hind
s'funs Wv, ,,,ay. had started In the fourth
II eau ughhhMaea 'a" - ar,ar n.
event handicap al ll',.e anu a. W. @ 70. n,ha, u
So"," n,,hdrawn. together with Spring and
ne W., wa pawn, James b. Brady's Oisesu was
Right EoS"l' "a"r. D r,i,s, cron,w.,, p
made 70 iafor"e over oNe' VIZ" Nen'
,o + and Judge Hines at twelves. IL was
,no horse race all the way. o'Neill setting the
pace win o'Ta"' ~, ~ horast,atch Hids-
b,snd pcrscyered with Cromwell to such an
.,tnnt that oiscau was hard driven TO wiz
th'e". IN tho slow time of 2Os. judge
BY hecn orlw -, n siyteenth Of a mile away,
Hines a@ss,hs @s"TH rsssn sariesh d backed down
>, n 10. after making all the pace In the
10 " .n, ~, for all aees nj ak rurlon "a.
second event. u,,d 10, al 49,, ~ ninnar hv a
main track. strlegieo nome winner N
head over John Sanfords Adrintha, ~ 10
secured third money from Royal Window.
. 0p 70 | shot, VINO was naHuleu III ouhkunk
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Coach Goodwin to Stay At Co,um bla.

Reports that Jasper T. Goodwin would
not be coach Of the Columbia crew the coming
season have been set at rest By the athletic
authorities Of the local university. Mr..
Goodwin will carry out the third year Of his
contract. II was said At different times that
Richard Glendon. who had charge Of Annap-
oils. or Patrick Dempsey Of Georgetown.
was slated to get Goodwin's place. Both
men have been reengaged By their own In
stitutions. Mr.. Goodwin. who Ii . graduate
Of Columbia. .roNwed on the four. that won
the 'vlsitore' challenge cup at Henley IN ls7s.
He has had charge st Columbia for tie last
two years. but hee not produced crew IN
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SADIE MAC DROPS DEAD RACE.
Charter Oak Stake Contest at Hartford
Fatal to the FavOrite.

HARTFORD. Sept. 5.-Sadie Mac. the IA
vorite in the rich Charter Oak Stake race at
Charter Oak Park to-day. dropped dead In
the stretch at the finish OF the fourth heat
Of the race. Her owner. Miss Ia Uterine l..
Wilks Of Gait. Ontario. sat In one OF the boxes
In the grand stand and saw her mare 90 down,
after having watched her being outfoo tod
in the three previous heats OF the race. There
ls difference Of opinion as to what caused
the speedy little mares death. q ruptured
blood vessel OF the lung being the verdict
OF a veterinarian. although there was no
discharge Of blood from the horse mouth.
1t was evident at the start Of the race that
Sadie Mac was not in good form. Her footing
was uncertain and she Travelled badly. The
betting turned toward Zephyr after the first
heat. and later Angioia ruled favorite. Sadie
Mac got a good start in the fourth heat. and
a. she led around the quarter turn the crowd
got the impression that she had finally struck
her gait and was out 10 win. The hope was
OF short duration. Angola was In the lead
down the backstretch and had compare
tyely easy 9pInssE psInss home and d. the other
just o,ptsld. the d.tsnse pols. sSs ~:
hes. for
a. and Ss we.tsep ns
Of several days. All three Of the rsoss wers
WAS put down to take the ms. trot. Lady
Charter Oak s. stskes, u MLe%Snard9 % did HI. part It
Mac was completely out Of her contest. Her
death caused genuine sorrow among the
fAyort0, The summarizes:
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Larned Defeats wrenn At Tennis.

sEABRIoHT. n. j. Sept. 5.-W. A. Larned
defeated G. l.. Wrenn. Jr.. this afternoon in
the play for the challenge cup on the Sea-
brl ght Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club grounds
presented by Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz A.. Chells
nthusi asts to the picturesque Rumson Road
courts. Larned's superior net work and
smashes gave him tho victory over Wrenn.
THE iatter's net work was exceedingly good
Larned's persistent driving from the back
line proved . feature OF the game.
Larned won three out OF the four sets
played. the SCORES being -. s4.s,Sly. s-i.
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Ba,,ed for Nc Neal in the eighth inning.

TotAl....,5 IL ~ j. q
'Batted for McNeal In the eighth inning.
Baltimore. o 90 o 0-5
Jersey City. .......,.....,.0 o U % 0-6
Two base hit--Cassidy. Sac rince hu-Merritt.
stolen bases.M Merritt kester Halligan; Kelly,
NcAlrese. First base on balls ON McNcal =:
Struck Out--By McNeal, 5; by Iindaman 5: by
Mason. /. wild pitches Lindaman' /; McNeal; l.
base on errors Baltimore. l: Jersey City. s. I'm
pires -Hsssett Apd Conway. rime-2 hours and Is
minutes,
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Batted for Gnmshaw In ninth Inning.
Jne out when winning run was scored.

sBatted for Grimshaw In ninth inning
zone out when winning run was scored.
Bostop........O o o o o o d is
Phih ......i 90 o o / 0 . OF
Firs, base on errors-Boston, ,: Philadelphia. /.
base on balls on Winter. I: on Waddell.7 Z. Struck
out BY Winter, Z; by Waddell. II. Two base hits
Grtrnshaw t2l. Parent. Selbsch. Collins, S,Ah
Double play-Honman. Murphy and Davis. Hit by
pitcher-By waddcii, l. Wild pitches-Winter. j.;
Naddeii. l. rmpre-HuBt. Tme-2 hours and
"a minutes, Attendance 6.SSl.
st. LOUIE a. IL, Q: CLEVELAND. o.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 6-Battery errors aud passes
BY Hess cost Cleveland to days game with st
The sun., 1905-09-06

F1nt base errors- Philadelphia. 4: Brooklyn. 1.
Left on es-Philadcipha, s: Brooklyn. y. First
base on ballsoG Nichols. 2; on Strckle!t Struck
Lumley. Two base hits Bransheld Magee.
Gessler Sacrifice hits-Geason. Thomas stolen
bases-Courtney. MAgee, Titus. Sheckard. Double
plays-Doon and Courtney; Courtney and Brans.
ncld. Hit by pitcher-By Sircklett. 1: By
Nichols. g. Wild pitch - Stricklett. Umpire
Bausewine. Time hour and ~ minutes. At.
tendance-2,0O3.
PTrrsBURo, Q: CHICAGO IN. Ll. L.
PITTsBUBo. Sept. 6-Pittsburg won the fourth
straight game from Chicago here 10 day. The
acOreS
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Myopia Wins at Pso

PROVIDENCE. Sept, SIN what proved by
far the best game OF the tournament mus lsr'
Myopia second defeated the Rumford Free
hooters at the grounds Of the Rumford Polo
club this afternoon. The visitors were
handicapped slSteen so.s and ths knm.crcs n "a os
not 1Sat might be called close. .
The sun., 1905-09-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburgs Punish Cubs Again; Brooki,ns
How to Quakers.

Having no game scheduled for yesterday
the New forks saw their lead sill ghtly reduced
by the persistent PttsbuTgs. who continued
their work OF shifting the Cubs. The Pitts
burgs have won only one leSs game than
the New Works. 1t is their ten more defeats
that liz making theirs u stern chase. Tho
Brooklyns sank deeper into the mire OF last
place by losing to the Philaielphias. The
Cardinals and Reds split even on II double
header. The results:
Philadelphia, .: Brooklyn. 3.
PlttslburE, u: Chicago. 4.
Cincinnati, II: st. Louis. S-First game.
St. Louis, q: Cincinnati, 2-SecOnd game.
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Totals. S 10 81 II
eRaiied for Mcfarland La the ninth inning.

TotAIs.... 10 u II
sBatted for Mcfarland In the ninth inning.
8. Louis ..,....,..,.'a ! 0 i,
Two base hits-Oldwell. Brldwell. Three base
hits Seymour. Dunleavy. Smoot, Home run
SchleI. Sac crince hits-Smoot Brdwe. Double
piays-HuggIns and Barry: Corcoran. Hugglns and
barry; SteInfeldt and Barry Passed ball-Schle,i.
on Mcfarland 4: OF chech g., Struck out.By
Mcfarland, T. Left bases-St Louis. 4: Gin
cinnau. I. Umpire -Emslie. Time hour and
IS minutes.
sT. LOUIE ~ L., Q: CINCINNATI. 2-sRcoSp oAAE.
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NEW YORK
Totals ..,.t ~ a II 4
I In the ninth inning.

'Batted for Falkcnberg In the ninth inning
New York. Q Q %
Washington ...........,.0 o o y ID
Three base its-.Hickman In. Sacrifice hit-keoler.
stolen base Yeager Double plays-Wllilans
Lett on bases--New York. 4: Warrington. Q. First
base on bslIs-on Chesbro. 5: OF haghes, 2 Hits.
three Innings First base on erron--New York. B.
HI by pitohsI-By Hughes; !; by Palkenber{ |
kenbere, j. Passed baii-Heydon. Wild pitch
Cheshro. Cmpire-Shendan. Time-i hour and ~
minutes. AttendAnce-0.SN
BOSTON "a. L4), o. PHILADELPHIA "a. LIZ, 2.
BOSTON, Sept. 6.-The present champions trimmed
the coming champions this afternoon In thirteen
innlN0s. Thc arore.
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Totals ...l ~ 10 2
'Bat,ed for Lundgren In the ninth inning.
Ptttsburg ..,.......,.,..4 I -
Three base hit--Chance. Two base hit-Evers,
Sacrifice hits-Genley. Leach (2,. Howard. Hit by
pitcher-Lcach, Brain Stolen base-Sagle. First
base on balls-On Reubach, ?: on Lundgren. 2
OF Lynch. s. Struck out-By Lynch. 4. Time
hours Umpire-Klem, Attcndance-2.OO0.
CINCINNATI IL: ST. LOUIS N. LII. s-.IRsr oANK.
ST LOUIS, Sept. s.-The Cardinals broke even
on 10 day a double header. The scores
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Totals o 10 ~ II o. Totals ....e S'2s IA
swimming run scored with one out.
Detroit. 4-6
Chicago, 90 1,0S0 is
Two base hits-Lindsay. Donohue. Mcfarland.
Sacrince hlts-Cslishan. Tanneh!ll: isbeli. First
By pitcher-By Donoynn.2 struck ont by Dono
van, 5: by Aitr0ct, ,. Wild pitch Alttock: Left
on bases Detroit. Z. Chicago. o. Cmptres-O
OlAughlln and Mccarthy. FIIme--i hour and 81
minutes. AttepdAnce-l,so0
pKrRoIr s. CHICAGO a. L., 2-sEcoND oAMK.
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ST LOuIS. .,...,...........V ~
lace (1, Frisk. Stolen bases-Rockenneld. Roth.
Jones IN. First base on balls-on He's. I; or
on errors cleveland, /: ST. Louis. /. Left on bases
Cleveland. s; 81. Louis struck outmBy Hess 4;
Hess Empires Connolly and Connor Time
2 hours. Attendance-S20.
pErRorr. o: CHICAGO a. Ll. s-HIRsr GAME.
DRrRoIr Sept. 6-Detroit duplicated its per.
formancr OF yesterday BY winning both games
OF the double header from Chicago to day. The
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Lady Superior. b, m. by Fsvonte wilkes
Lille v, b. m. (washburnl ,..............4
Nutbourne Lad. blk. s.: parker. ,.....".".3 . :
Grace W., b. m. tburdck) ck)..,....,..........7 :
HarOldon, b. &. tyohnson). n)......,.........S
Aldrethea. b. M. tTnrnerl ...;.............s .
Mabel Gray, Oh. M u.embeck) ,......,..,..A Q 7
Vera, b. m (Tompkinsl 80. ...,........"e 8
Tfme-2:2lh. 2:22A. 774S.
$50 class: trotting: purse, $500
Kstey, b. M, by Senicolcn (Smith) I !
Schuyler, b. 3. tAc(}owAn). ................,S > =
Major Hoover. b. .'MSrrls,,, ,,;;:,; ;:.:,,;;''.'..s
Lazy TrivoI, blk. m. iGreene,, ,"......."4
Molly WcSdnpi @ b. m cprne, rprn. ,,,,.....:...s
Time-2f4i1,, 22sl4. 2zS1.
,,o c,.,.. p.cns: purse $500 (unnnished):
wilson Reid, Blk. G.. by Reed Bird Corwin,.,
Gnties. b. 6 0G!eene, .;;''''''''''''.''''s
sBHiseksmi,h, Blk, &. Thompson, ........,,:
Billy Pi1srro. b. 3. Brown n'''''.'''.''''ss : 3
'o"" Time-2lsIi. 2asK, 7al.
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Struck out-By Poole 3; by Fertsch, 4. Two base
hits-Shea. Dunn. Sacrifice hits-Conn. Mailing
Fcrtsch. Stolen base se-Mahlng; Double play
Poole Dunn and Conn. Wild ptch-Fertsch
Umpire -Zmmer. Time hour and IS minutes
Attendance 4,iU.
AT TORONTO.
R.H.E.
Toronto .,..,....O O o 8 ..-5ll
Montreal. .........2 o 0 o | o o o.
Batteries Curre and TAFT: Pappalau and Raub
At BUFFALO
RH.R.
Buffalo. - .
Roc hester. O.-s 10
Batteries -Mgan and Woods Schultz and
pnyne
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AT TORONTO,
New York State League.

At tScranton--Wlkesbarre- -; Scranian, 0.
At tttca-A j. e.. S. Utica. 2.
At Albany-Albany, 2; Troy, l..
Other game postponed, wet grounds.
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To-DAYs CARD FOR sHEEPsHEAD.
September, waldorf and Bellies stakes the
Features.

Three stakes will be decided at the Bay this
afternoon, The september for 'three-year-
olds. one mile and furlong. Is one feature.
with the Paget pair. Calrngorm and Tradition.
concedlng weight to Oxford. Merry Lark
Won Tromp and others. The Waldorf. a
private subscription affair for two-year- -old
colts and geidlngs six furiongs on main track.
will bring Accountant. Voorhees,. Vendor and
Gallavant together at even weights. In the
Bellies. for two-yesr-old fllies. fivs and q half
furlongs, on Futprlty Course. Whimsical. who
ran third In the Flatbush Stakes. will meet
Ii. 2. Whitney's Perverse and Brookdale
Nymph, together with r. G. McDowell's
Kings Daughter, Woodford Clsy's Single
Carter Potters Belle Of Peausst. "
~, The .a1 opening event is z stespleShase oyer
Shalo9prahatche ,hl p,a and Valley FORGE possibly
six flrlonss, Bslden, Royal Window. Orly II,
Sa.cihe and l.uIetta may 60 we'll. In the
last event, handicap at nine furlongs OH the
grass, Spring. with top weight. has Don't
Ask Me Miss Crawford. ,Wotan and Grapple
to beat The 0ntrlpa fOlloW.
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Connecticut League.

Al Meriden-First gamc-Hoyokc. I: Meriden, o
Second game -Hoiyoke. 7: Meriden, l.
Al Hartford New Haven. 1; Hartford. 9.
AZ Springfield Springfield. 8: New'London, T.
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es' HVeHunHS0 t'~0V'
'Rorr. s. CHICAGO "a. I.). 3-sEcoSD oAME.
tOTT, ., chi
DETHOT,
tBA,ted for walsh ln tho ninth.
sCobb out. hit by bAued ball.

csIcsso e ..,,..',,..'.o %
Two base hits-Lindsay, Isbe. Three base
G1ootte. ); Oh Walsh, !. Struck oui-By cicot,e s.
By walsh. /. Passed ball-sulivan. Stolen bases
Left on bases-Dstroit, .: Chicago Q. Hit by PITCHER
by Walsh, !. Umplres. Q Loushn and Nccar'
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EASTERN LE.4G(E Il.
arANDINo or THE CLURs

JERSEY CITY. Q; BALTIMORE. s-rIEsT oAME.
BALTIMoRH, Sept. s. The Jersey Citys took q
GOOD lead In the race for the pcnnant TO day. by
winning the nrst game from Baltimore ana tying
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. LOUIE tS. L., Q: CINCINNATI. 2-sRcoSD GAME

Two base hit--Smoot. Three base hits Grady,
odwell. Home runs %s-S@symour., @ Mcgride si G,ady, a
bases -Dunleeyy. Shay. First base on balls ON
Taylor, 3: on vournkel 2: Struck out. BY Taylo..
Cincinnati. Z. Umpire - Emslle. Time-l hour
and aS minutes Attendance 800.