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Columbus DROP
BAL T|M0RE GAME
One Bad Inning Lost for
the Locals.
STANLEY BATTED HAIR o
Sparrow Pointers Took Kindly to
His Curves and COPIED Out
Victory.
STANLEY BATTED HARD

BALTIMORE. July 15.-The Column
bia Athletic Club. Of Washington, Wis
tied Sparrow's Point today and was
defeated by the local baseball team.
Score, s to 6. The game was delayed
on account Of an accident on the Bal
timore and Ohio. which prevented the
Columbias from arriving on time.
Stanley, who pitched for Columbia,
started badly in the first inning, hitting
two men and giving another a pass,
thus filling the bags. with but one
man out, but a double play by Stanley
and Babson kept the locals from scor-
ing. The Pointers scored first in the
third, getting two runs. In the fourth.
however, the visitors batted out five
runs and took the lead. In the sixth
Colsmbia scored again. Sparrow's
Point scored two more in their half of
the fourth, and in the fifth they rolled
up four more and won the game.
Stanley was driven out of the box and
Fussure took his place
The
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ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW.

First race-Six furlongs. Cray Lad,
100; Vagary, 106: Consuelo II. 95; Belle
Of Portland 106; Miss Modesty. 95; Cap
tain Foresee. 113; Whorler. 10: Old
England, los; Major Pelham. 116; Tram
otor, 81: Port Arthur, los; The Claimant.
e9 Regal. 100: King Cole. 100: Loupa mia
Jos: Virgo. 100; Mart Dentry, 81: Billy
Roche. 113; Jack Ratlfn. III: Adare. lip.
Second -ace-Steeplechase; handicap;
fun cours Nitrate, 152; Jim Newman.
~; 20 Russell Sag. l$7; Pious. 1873; Knob
y, 157; Judge Fulton. 1so; Bacchana}.
l3o; Gas Car, 1872; Opuntia, 1iG.
Third race-One and one-sixteenth
grain. l01: Stamping Ground. los; Eu-
genfa BIrch, l10; Amber Jack, 104: Con-
jurcr. III; Invader, 107; Colonial Girl,
III; Tyron. 115.
Fourth race-Five and a half furlongs.
Ioots Mock, 119; High Chance. Phidias
Esoteric, 1G.; Running Water, 119; Mon
tanus, 1I2; Voorhees,, 122; Kings Daugh-
ter, 104; Albert F., 107.
Fifth race-One mile and an eighth.
Merry Lark, 102; Go Between. IA: St
Valentine, 100; ST Bellane. 107; AlIan-a-
Dale, 11G; New Mown Hay. 95; Je7sam.
95; Voladay, 102; Stamping Ground 90;
Palm Bearer 100; CnCas 80; Tyror -0G;
Don Royal, so.
Sixth race-SiX furlongs. Knightom.
Adeso. Lenah. Montanus, r. E. Arm.
the Poet, Remington. Retropaw Wool
Soap. Sir Caruthers. in; Hector, l06:
Q. K. 1G9: Lille B.. Sandringham. i04:
Gentian. There Now 102; Cats Eye
Orifiamm Merry Go Round, FIying
Leaves, 50.
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FINISHES ARE CLOSE
IN LATON|A RACES
Two Favorites and Three Second
Choices Win at Cincinnati
Track

CINCINNATI, July 15.-The weather
was hot and clear. the card good, and
the attendance large at Latonia today.
The track was very fast
Two fayorites three second choices.
and Ii long snot Won The time made
by Coruscate. in the handicap. estab-
fishes new record for tie distance.
In the third race Florizel won from
San Reno, an outsider, in very fast
time. BY a short nose. The other fin
ishes were also close.
Joseph Murphy will come here Mon
day from Buffalo to serve as presiding
judge. Frances Trevalyn left tonight
for a visit to England, his home.
The summaries:
First race-Selling; three-vear-olds
and upward; six furlomgs Major Car
penter "a (Chea{ham), to / won
Marmont. 90 ". McIntyrel. TO /. sec
ond: Chicora Maid. s. Caadtke), to /.
happy Jack. Iyernia. Ethel Berry. Mary
Eleanor. Claion. Crescerton. and
blanche Jordan also ran.
Second vace-Two-ye year-olds: five fun
longs. Oak Duke, 1o7 lFoy). I to 10
won; Letn Iil.l R,niry' I91 GTreubeD, to /
third. Time. 100 A.. MaIabon. Cold,
way. and Tom Roberts also ran.
Third race-For four-year-olds and up;
mile FIorizel, 90 tFoyf. to /. won
San Reno. lo2 lIt, Robinson). 20 to l.
second: Leila, 10j Uarsen), to ). third
Time-1:@y 10 Haviland Lustig, AppIe
Hot. Blytheness ran.
Fourth race-Bandicap. for three-year-
ods and upward; mile and 100 yards
C0ruscate. 10 CFoy). to /, won; Martin
Doyle. l03 (TreubeD. 1G to 5 second:
Alma Dufour. 115 U-arsen). to l, third
Time-1:44 2-5. Huzzah. SarOnola. Rescr-
yation. Major 7. J. Carson ran.
Fifth racc-Selling. three-year-olds and
upward; six furlongs. Silent Water. 70
Radtkc). to 5. won, Arthur GUNNER
~ (---), - to l. second: Alencon. So q
Hicks), to /. third. Time-i:13 4-5
Clara Dee, Autumn Leaves, Hopeful
Miss Lilly Brook. Foxmead Parisienne
May Ellen Matte H. Sir Gallant ran
Sixth race-Selling, four-year- and
upward; one and three-eighth miles
Cardinal Woolsey, SO &C. Morris). II
Contiaued on Page Three. this Section.)
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HERN|S TO MEET
GREAT SYSONBY
If He Is Fit Thomas Will Risk Thous-
ands of Dollars on His
Chances.

BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK.
y. y. July 10. Immediately afte: +. r.
Thomls' $G0. 900 horse. Hcrmis. had won
the isIip Handicap this afternoon. Mr.
Thomas announced that the thorough
bred would be pointed for the weight
Tor age. the special. in Saratoga. in
which he VIII meet Sysonby and Artful.
the greatest tlrce-year-olds.
When telling of his plans for his
great racer. Mr.. Thomas said:
I'm bet almost an- amount that Her
mis- will heat both Sysonby and ArtfuI
in the Saratoga race II we can get him
TO the post three weeks hence
This is taken to mean that the owner
of last years Suburban WHINE. believes
his horse to be now as good he ever
vas. and that when he goes 10 the post
with Sysouhy and Artful. Thomas will
unload a load of money on his chances.
4 Thomas plunge runs all the way from
$50,000 to 100000.
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RIVAL POLICE TEAMS
WILL PLAY TOMORROW

Everything is in readiness for the
contest tomorrow on the American
League grounds between the baseball
nine of the Metropolitan police force
of this city and the team representing
the Baltimore department.
The visitors will arrive here at .
p m. and will be escorted to the grounds
by a delegation of local policemen and
a band The game will be called at
4:30 o'clock. Charlie Snyder, formerly a
catcher in the National Lague. will be
umpire. The teams will line up as fol-
lows:
BaItimore-Rooker. left field; Hoey.
second base: Lynch. shortstop; Har-
rington. right field; Pollock, catcher
Dougherty, pitcher; Garner. third base
Robinson. center field; Mister. first
base.
Washington - Wilson. third base;
Branzell. catcher; Brown. first base;
Ault. right field Kleindinst shortstop.
IGhlers, second base; Birch. pitcher:
BOYLE, center field; Creel, left field
Admission has been fixed at % cents
and a large attendance is expected
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CHICAGO, July 15.-Luck favored the
White Sox in their second game with
the Nationals on the South Side grounds
today. and they won a brilliant pitchers
battle by 2 to /.
Frank Smith and Jack Townsend, both
masters of the spit-ban art. were the
rival gunners, and, with the errors
omitted, no runs would have been scored
during the game. Chicago made three
hits off the Washington twirler. and the
Nationals garnered only two off Smith.
Each was a trife wild in trying to
handle the slippery ball, and the bases
on balls figured in all runs.
Fatal Seventh.
The Nationals had one bad inning
when Chicago scored both its runs un-
aided by anything which looked like
base hit. Pitcher Townsend became
unsettled by an error by Hickman.
which put a runner on first, and sealed
his own fate by passing Danny Green
and then making a balk.
Outside of that inning the Nationals
PLAYED a beautiful fielding game. and
with the lead of one which they acquir-
ed in the second inning, they looked
sure winners, but the fatal hoodoo
overcame them in the seventh. Wash
iugton was as unluckly at the bat as in
the field. hair-raising plays by the Sox
repeatedly frustrating their earnest en-
deavors. The climax of their hard luck
was reached in the eighth, when, with
a man on first and second and only one
gone. Tannehin grabbed Hill's hard
grounder. touched third and in a trice
threw to first, completing a double play
when the big hitters were next 20 bat.
Townsend at His Best.
The Sex found Townsend a great puz-
zle in the early innings. and could not
break through his strong defense.
Happy Hickman came to the pitcher s
aid in the fourth by fielding which
eciipsed anything seen on the diamond
during the afternoon. Ducky Holmes
had singled to left. the first safe wallop
for Chicago, and raced fof second, when
George Davis hit u fast one over second,
Hickman made a long dive on the
ground, speared the ball as he landed
heavily. and in some mysterious way
passed it 10 Cassidy for a brilliant put
out at second.
1t seemed an impossible feat. as he
was sprawled PROSTATE upon the ground
when he stopped the hall Townsend
did not use much speed, but he APP
parently had the ball under perfect
control. and it broke over the plate in
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BROOKLYN BLANKED.

NEW YORK, July 15.-The Chicago
taau1 outpIayed Brooklyn at every stage
of the opening game of the series at
Washington Park, Brooklyn, today.
Rrigps shut out the home team, mold
ing the locals TO three hits. Eason was
hatted ont of the box in the third inning,
and the visitors made two runs on d
squeeze play in the fifth
rb.fego ne CO. II 2 o 0 0-s l
Brooklyn 20 0 0 0 ~
Batteries-Briggs and King; Eason'
JCnes. and Bergen. Umpire-Enishe-
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Hern1iS First Home
In IsLip Handicap
E. R. Thomas 100000 Thoroughbred, at 13
to 5, Beats Out ButtIing-phantom Takes
Curragh Selling Stakes Easily

to /. won: Pronta. 102 (Baird). Il to 3,
second; Angler. SO (Walsh) to /. third.
Time. las 2-5. Masancillo. Dekaber. Jet
sam. Brigand. Sailor Boy. Bradley's Pet,
Dinah Shad. st. Breeze, Novena and
SonomaEtlle also ran.
Sixth race-For three-year-olds and up;
six furlongs. Roseben, 40 (O'NeiD. to
., won. Incarnation, 105 (iildebrand),
10 to l. second; Lady Uncas. 100 O..
Smith). to !. third. Time. 1:13 From
tenac Newmown Hay, Jake Sanders,
Astarita. Broadcloth. Eugenia Burch.
Monte Carlo. Head Dance Ascension
and Druid also ran
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NEIL IN TRAINING.

NEW YORK. July I5.-Frankie Neil.
the bantamweight champion Of this
country. who has been out OF the game
since he knocked out Dick Hyland. is
rounding Into form at Seattle for hts
coming fight with Harry Tenny. also OF
San Francisco. which Will take place
before the Gonna Athletic Club on July
2S for twenty rounds
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FOUGHT A DRAW.

ALTOONA. Pa. July IA big crowd
ut the Bellevue Athletic Club saw
.'Scaldy BIT Quinn. OF Philadelphia,
fight a fast six-round draw with Billy
Inflow, of this place. Both men were
in good shape at the finish
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UMP|RE'S VERSION OF
THE EPISCOPAL ROW

Denial has been made by Umpire
Giddings. OF the Episcopal League. OF
the story, to the effect that he took
to his heels on Friday TO escape the
wrath of the players and spectators
who took exception to his decisions In
the game between st. Johns, Wash
in2ton, and Epiphany Chapel
He claims that the stories printed that
and that one of the teams came upon
the fie1d for the explicit purpose of
making trouble.
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ATHLETICS AND DETROIT
EACH CAPTURE A GAME

DETROIT, Mich. July 15.-Detroit
and Philadelphia broke even in a dou-
bic header here today. Eunched hits off
Plank won the first game for Detroit
the fielding of OLeary and the bat
ting of Shreck being features Killian
pitched effectively
In the second game hits by Hoff-
man and Cross in the second inning
combined with bases on balls by Dom
ovan, netted three runs and put the
game out of danger. Coalsley- pitched
fine bali for the Athletics throughout.
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Two-base h!ts-Davis, Cooley Home
Cross. seybold. Left on bases-Detroit,
il; Philadelphia IL Base on balls or
A. Struck out-By Do poyan, 3: by Kit
son. l. by Coakley. 6. Sacrifice hits
Schaefer. Seybold. Double play-L.ind-
say f,inassisted). First base on errors
-Phiiadelphia l. mpire-Connoiiy.
Time OF game hour and 30 minutes.
Attendance 1000.
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'Batted for Moore in the ninth.

Ffrst base on errors-Cleveland 2;
New York, a. Two-base hits-Turner
Conroy,. Williams. Keeler Three-base
hfts--Flick. Carr. Sacrifice hits-Stovall,
Bay. Keller, FultZ. Chesbro. Stolen
bases-Bay, 2: Benlis. Fultz. Double
plays-Stovall and Turner; Elberfeld
and Powers. First base on ball-Om
Moore. 3; eff Chesbro, g. Hit by pitched
ball-By Moore, J. Left on bases
Cleveland, s; New York. 4. Struck out
BY Moore. 3: by Chesbro s. Wild pitch
--Chesbro. Time OF game hours and
B minutes. Umpire--Connor.
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Sparrow's Point. 0 2 4 0 0 ks
Columbia o 0 0 0 0 Go

Earned runs-S P. a. A, 6. Two-base
hits-Conners (2J. Mckinley Towson.
Brennan. Lane. Bases on balls-By~
Orem. 3: by Stanley. . Hit by pitcher
Lane ~. GotZbach, Brennan. Foulke,
Sapp Struck out-By Orem. I; by Fus-
sure. 3. Umpire-Mr. Henry. Time of
game hours
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Sacrifice hits-Green (2}, Dundon,
Townsend. Stolen bases-C. Jones %.
Double piays-Tannehill and Donohue
Struck out-By Smith. s; by Townsend.
3. Base on baIis-OT Smith, 8; off Town
send. 3. Balk-Townsend. Umpire
Sheridan. Time of game-1 hour and IS
minutes. Attendance-9,S ,Seo
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NICHOLS JOINS PHILLIES.

PHILADELPHIA. July 15.-CharIes
Nichols. the veteran pitcher recently re-
lcascu by the St Louis National League
club. has accepted the terms of the
Philadelphia Nationals. He VIII report
to Manager Duffey on Monday.
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SULLIVAN BOXING INSTRUCTOR.

NEW YORK, July 15.-Brooklyn Tom
my Sullivan, the featherweight. has
gone to ST Louis. where he will resume
his position boxing instructor OF the
Missouri Athletic Club of ST. Louis.
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HURON ATHLETIC CLUB
DEFEATED WESICvERS

On the Meridian grounds yesterday the
Huron Athletic Club defeated the west
overs by s 10 s.
The feature was the work of Crawford
and Fisher, of che winners, and the SEN
sat.onal fielding of Marsden-
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Score:
Totals .2 9 "a
for Plank in ninth.

bdtNSu TUT IeNIIh III LIULII.
Detroit ...-..2 2 0 0 2 0 ks
Two-base hits = Crawford, Cooley.
Stolen base-Shreck. Left on bases
Detroit 4 Philadelphia g. Bases on
balls-Of Killian. 2: off Plank. l. Struck
out-By Killian. 4: by Plank, s. Sacri-
fee hits-Schaefer. ?; Knight First on
errors-Phila delphia, /. Wild pitch
Plank mpire-Connolly Time of
game hour and as minutes. Attend
ance-5 900
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MURPHY VS.. BENDER.

NEW YORK, July I5-What promises
TO be one of the hardest six-round
bouts ever pulled off in Philadelphia
Will take place tomorrow night when
Tommy Murphy. OF the Polo Athletic
Club. and Tony Bender. the Elizabeth.
n. j. featherweight. clash at the Ma
tional Athletic Club.
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Two base hits-stahl, stone. saeeritlce
base-Stahl. Base on balls-OT Ohm
stead. 4. Struck out-By Olmstead. 9:
by Buchanan. /. Left on bases-St.
Louis 6: Boston, D. Time Of game
hour and Al minutes. Umpires-O'Lough-
lin and Mccarthy.
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.P|TTSBURG BEATEN
IN NINTH INNING
New York Nationals Ral-
lied and Won.
ST. LOUIS DEFEATS BOSTON
Phillies Outbatted cincinnati-chicago
Completely 0utpiayed Brooklyn
Team-The Scores.
ST. LOUIS DEFEATS BOSTON

NEW YORK, July 15.-with the game
apparently lost to them, the New York
Nationals snatched victory from defeat
hy batting in two runs in the last half
OF the ninth inning this afternoon. and
won out by a score OF TO I. McGin-
nifty vas batted out of the box IN the
seventh, and Matthewson succeeded
him. The score:
r. Il. z.
Pittshurg. Ooo0o250o7 10
New York. 10221 2S 10
Batteries-Leever, Lynch, Gibson. and
Peitz: McGinnity, Matthewson. and
Rowerman Umpires-Klem and John-
stone Attendance. &,0o0.
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Struck out-By Crawford, 3; Grimes, z.
Taylor ) stolen oases-Kochi t3),
Fish.,~ {2l, johnson Ez1. Newman Base
on baIls-Crawford. /. TAYLOR. 3 Hit
by pitcher-C:r1wford, , Nila pitches
IaViCT l.
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CLEVELAND IS NOW
IN SECOND PLACE
Errors Lost Game to New
York Team.
ATHLETICS AND TIGERS TIE
Each Got One of Double Header.
Plank Lost First Game-Hits
Helped Tigers.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. July 15.-Ceve-
land Americans lost first place today
by losing poorly played game to New
YORK Errors gave New York all but
one OF its runs. Bay muffed his first
ny of the season, letting in two runs
Attendance. S,771.
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OLMSTEAD A PUZZLE
FOR ST. LOUIS TEAM

ST. LOUIS. July 15.-Olmstead, re-
Gently recruited by the Boston Ameri-
cans. won today's game, to /. Attend
ance $500 The score:
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Shaw's Poor Ride.

Shaw put up another unsatisfactory
ride in the Neptune Stakes This stake
was worth $3.50. Shaw rode McKit-
tredge. the 3 10 favorite. August Bel
mont, who was in the clubhouse, had
the satisfaction of seeing his Don
Diego sailop from one end 20 the other
and win by a length from p j. Dwyers s
Albert +, with McKi5tredge third.
In the Curragh Selling Stakes.
steepleChasc over the short course, the
field was small, owing TO the presence
OF Mr.. HitchcOck's fine Jumper. Phan-
tom. who was sent to the post at i to
.. Phantom raced TO the front al the
start. and making al! the pace he won
eased up by half a length from Caloora-
hatchie. \ remarkable act occurred In
the running OF II. T.. Villains Cand-
ling. THIS horse Eel al the china wall, "
He went straight up L: the air and
TUNED complete somersault.
The public was hit again in the fifth
race wher Pron,a. on the strength Of
her previous good races was made fav-
orite. with Angler and Buttons neX.
choices. Buttons wor in Il fierce drive
by 4 neck from Prontn.
In the sixth Rcscben had all the speed
bur was ridden OFT 10 beat Incarnation
Al the ord.
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EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Montreal
Newark II o 0 0 @ l 0-5 0
Montreal - Is
Ratterfes-Aforia arity and Shea: Pappa-
lau and Raumb Umpire-Egan.
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pHILLIEs TOOK FIRST.

PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-The Phil
lies outslugged Cincinnati today and
won the opening game of the series from
the Reds. Attendance, 1854.
The score:
cincinnati 1oo o so 0 %
Philadelphia ..2 o L VI
Pa.teries-Harper, Check. and Sc
Pittineer and Doom. Umpire-B&
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Errors by Nationals
GQpe White S0x Game
Pitchers, Battle Between Smith and Town
send Went to ChiCago--HiCkman's
Stop Was Feature.
The Score.
RODNEY McCATHERAN,
st. Stephens Hainstay in the
Box.

a nasty way, which completely bafned
some of the SoX's strongest hittcrs.
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BOSTON DowNED.

BOSTON. July 15.-St. Louis defeafeo
Boston this afternoon, IL TO g. 1wo
pitchers were required by both teams
The feature was Delehanty's home-run
hit over The left field fence in the
fourth inning. followed a moment
later by Wolver.on's home run over
the right field fence. tying the score
The score:
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Batteries-Eagan, Mcfarland.
GRADY: Willis, Frazer, and Moran
pire-O'Day.
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At Toronto
First game:
H. z.

Al IOr0uJO-
First game:
Toronto =. 0 0 0 0 90 8 l
Batteries-Josslyn and Thomas; Currie
and Sullivan. Umpire-Zimmer-
Second game:
Providence. o o 0 o / o 0-a-6
Toronto -. l o 0 0-$
Batterfes-Nops and Thomas; FaulRen-
burg and Sullivan. Umpire-Zimmer-
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The Summaries.

First race-For maiden two-year- -oids
five and one-haf ongs-Meteor liG
fO'NcilN. 20 J. won; MasterSon. 10
IL. smith. 10 !. second; Rapid Transit.
IIG (Lyue). 10 10 !. third Time. 1.01 10.
Sir Carruthers. fIaliOwmas. Mullins. Bob
iEdgren. Mandarin. Plebian. Glover Crest.
FloraZonde. Suds. Golden Fern. Jim Nc
Vickar. ard Feedings Hills also ran.
Second race-The Curragh Steeple-
chase: short course: about two miles
Phantom. 1H (Ray). 10 2. won; Caloora-
hatchie. l32 (Rodrock), S to !. second
Russell Sage l25 (Henry). 70 J. third
Tfme. 4.25. Gambling and The Deposed
also ran The latter two fell.
Third race-The Islip Handicap: for
tliree-ycar and up; mile and one
..iphth-HeTmis. l32 (Redfern). 10 to 8.
ION; .6,r' ButtIing. I92 CNicolO, Is 20 s. sec
or,1; Bad News, IA tKnapp), 8 TO ],
third Time. I:52 Wild Mint. Dolly
Spanker. Merry Lark, Gamara, Miss
Crawford, Redfriar. and Outcome also
ran.
Fourth race-Tbc Neptune Stakes: for
two-year-olds; six furlongs. Don Diego.
1G7 davis. TO i. won: Albert F.. 107
Knapp. 10 !. second; McKfttredge 107
SHAW. / to 2, third. Time. 1:13 AS
CaIias and Carouser also ran.
Fifth race-Selling; for three-yearold
and up; lie miles Buttons. los (Burrs)
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COLLIE WALLER,
Who Pitched No-Run, No-Hit
Game Against Gurley.

BRIGHTON BEACH RACETRACk.
n. Y, July 15.-With 5000 men and
women cheering themselves hoarse, hats,
canes, and handkerchiefs filling the air,
Hermis owned by E. r. Thomas, the
millionaire turfman and ail-around
sporting man, this afternoon won the
Islip Handicap, at one and one-eighth
miles defeatino Jack McGinnis But
ting after a sensational run through
the stretch.
Hermis proved by his performance that
he once more is ready to defend the
title ne earned last season HerInfs car
ried the tremendous impost of 132
pounds In spite of this he won in mag
nificent style. IN the fast time of 1:52
Hermis pulled up sound. after trot-
ting back to the scales, and received
a tremendous ovation from the grand
stand. Hermis had on the same red
bandages he wore in his recent win
ming race
Herunis First Home.
Rcdfern broke Hermis in front at the
start, and he rushed along, with But
Ting second and the others punched
Coming into the stretch Buttling look
ed to have collared the great horse. but
with the first sting of Redfern's whip
the $4,000 beauty jumped away and
came horae a resolute winner in his old,
characteristic stYle.
So heavy was the play on Dolly
Spana1er that Hermis went from 70 8
to i3 TO in the betting.
An enormous sum was lost on Man
DARN, the favorite in the opening event
and Shaw's riding was severely criti-
cised. As good as to 1 could be
obtained on Mandarin when the bet
ting opened, but so fierce was the play
of the public that the books soon took
a reef in that figure, and at post time
16 to was all that could be found. And
there was little of that, SO many of
the books being loaded that they re-
fused to take more money at any price
The race was won by Meteor, one OF
the juiciest good things that was ever
put over on a local track. Insiders had
been given the word that the Powers
colt was ready and the coin rolled in or
him. At the start he was 10 TO !. but
at the close there was little to ! money
IN sight. The wise" persons took ar
enormous sum out of the ring on the
victory OF the colt.
The Washington times., 1905-07-16

At Rochester
First came:
Baltimore o l 0 0 %
Rochester - 1 Q 2-3
Batteries-AdkIns and Byers; Faulkner
and Steelnan- CmpIre-MCran-
Second game:
galtincre I o / o as II /
Rochester =. 0 0 . 0 o 0 co .
Batteries-Burchen and Hearn; Walt
ers and Payne. Umpire-Moran.
At Buffalo
r. H Z,
Buffalo ..--.. oGooO0ooII
jersey City , o 001I4 4l-9 IS
Batter1eS-1c and Bird; CIarkson
and McCauley Cmpire-Hassett
The Washington times., 1905-07-16

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