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The nineteenth just OF the season OF
Pittsburg and New York. which took place
at the Polo Grounds yesterday, saw the
Kniokerbocker Knights pierce the armor
Of Clarke's Crusaders and fay them soundly.
Like the two preceding game Is. yesterdays
was one sided. yet lost not one jot or little
Of interest on that account. Good fieloing
plays. a liberal share Of solid hitting ard the
sharp spirit Of rivalry gave zest to II.
Inn shs bss wss
NJ: poor sSs New s %
the bench with cluster. OF hits and runs.
sssa nj in poD With and s.os h0 such
Substance sufs to New Yer t play than to Pitt:
%hen they ssan he bsts and more Variety
.na AZ T., ~ Pa VI:
1on person 'ns FfS r.s nE Jana NEG
Ronii1, bit stole second ana was helped home
foolish kick on . strike. which looked 70 be
strike sfys the ,l PttsSnrss run g1o in the
snd sr.ns aouss and Rehy
s S1.S sSSssd e Ssx orfs qoa
e siFfRss tRs ~
~ ses r dsd q, s
waited for four balls. Browne and Mertes
attempted double steal. and Gibeon'g pick
up Of Wagner's low return. on which he got
Browne at the plate, was baseball OF high
The best thing in day of big .deeds at
bit to LETT center for horne run. A splendid
sS Sd. aqs ~ %eksd fG, Ss b s ss
70 tsipd S or a! isS shfSw home %s:
Gam was hit. Mertes walked. and the hooks
were all tenanted. Donlin scored on Bower
point in the game. Lever made the mis-.
take OF giving Devlin high ball. That Is
Devlin's groove. and Apprecietive Arthur
splashed a single to center which scored
McGann and Mertes.
Browne hunted again In the sixth and stole
second. Mertes gave Hillebrand long and
futile chase with ripper to the low fence.
ting angles, in that Quarter. ran the wrong
Browne home. Brain made a two Dagger in
the seventh that was as high as the airship;
The ball fell midway between Devlin and
Mertee. IT was a scratch two Dagger, and
McGinnity showed how little he cared for II
by quickly handing the next three hatterss
OF the seventh Devlin. Strang and Bresnahan
each drove fly to the outf1eld. and each
OF the Pttsburg outhelders made put-out
Leach and Wagner cracked out intermittent
singles in the eighth. but there was no scoring.
With two ont. Howard drifted a fly to the
left foul line and Devi!n made q gorgeous
catch, He ran on; half way to the fence
and attached himself to the failing bullet
The RAore.
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sBatted for Case In the ninth inning.


Psttsburx. ........,......o $500 %
New York ......,..,..l 0 o O..-7
First base on errors-New York, 2: Pittsburg. l.
Let. on b.ses-Nsw YORK. .; Plt'sburg. :. First
McGinnity. 4; by Lever. :. Home runs-Mertes.
Brain. Two base hits-Donln McGann. Brain
(l. Sacrifice hit-Donnn. Stolen basks-Browne.
Mccain; Meres; s,ranE. Double play-Dah!sn
--On Lecvcr. 7: on Case. T. Cmpre-Johnstone
Tine-2 hours. 900.
BROOKLYN. 10: CHICAGO IL. H.. Q.
Three pitchers were batted out OF the box
In Yesterday game at Washington Park.
Chica 20 worker. The Brooklyns won the
game. but 1t was a close call. There was some
inning the Brooklyns made Ave runs. They
made hve other runs at various times and
needed all they made before the game was
over. The Cubs came with a rush In the last
three innings and all but tied the score It
was q slam bang. harum-scarum battle.
Hanlon has protested the SECOND game OF
Tuesday On the Inc, GROUND that nImpse Klein
changed his decision and said Lumley had not
made fair catch Two men scored on the
play, The score.
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international Chess,
Special Gable Despateh TO THl SUN

Special Cable Despdfeh 10 THl SUN.
BARMEN. Germany. Aug. ?a.-The ninth
round Of the INTERIM tional chess masters
tournament was begun here to-day In the
following order: Berger VS.. Bernstein. Ma
ROCKY VS.. Schlechter, John vs.. Wolf. Tschig-
orin vs. Bardleben. Alapin vs.. I.eonhardt,
Burn ys. Janowski Suechting VS.: Mleses,
Marshall vs.. Gottschall.
No games were concluded. Marshall has
another adjourned game with Mieses and
John one with Berger.
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Connecticut Leaeue.

AZ Hartford-Flrst Game-Hartford, .: New
London, 4. Second game Hartford. 2; New Lon
don, l. ti..
Al bridgeport Springfield. y Bridgeport. ].
Al H0lyokc-First game-hOlyose. g: New
At Meridcn-FirsI game Norwich. ; Meriden. 2,
Second game Norwich. !: Meridcn. ?.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Three double headers were played IN tine
American League Yesterday. and each was
an even break. The New Yorks, after being
blanked In the first game In st. Louis. shut
out the Browns In a twelve inning game.
Chicago and Philadelphia divided. as did
Boston and Cleveland. The Washing tons
won an eleven inning conflict from Detroit.
The results:
~. Louis, 3: Now York. O-First game.
New York, I: 81. Louis. O-SecOnd game.
Chicago, .; Philadelphia. First game.
Philadelphia. 4: Chicago. 7-second game.
Boston. 3: Cleveland, 4-Ftrst game.
Cleveland. =: Boston, l-Second game.
WaslingtOn, 3: DetPoit, 4.
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CLEv BLAND,
'Batted for Hess In the NTH inning.

'Ba,,ed for Hess In the NTH inning.
CLEVELAND" r........".o $500 os %
.HIts-On Rhoades. .. Two base hits Flick,
Parent. Ferris Selnach. Collins SACRIFICE hits
Parent burkett First base on balls-OR Hess 3:
OF Rhoades, d OF Young, q First base on errors.
Cleveland. i Boston. !. Lett on bases-Cleveiand.
Double plsys--Bay and BucIow; Flick and Turner.
Wild pitch-Hes Umpire-O'LOughlin.T ime-i
hour and IS minutes.
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Cincinnati. 8: Ph,ladelphis. -. Flint bass on
balls or corIldnn. . of overall y Sfsck CIV.
base hit Hransneld, Two base hits. Phelps, Ma.
SEC. corrdon sacrifice hits BaIry. Kelly: odw Sv
Sey n,o,ir, Corcofan, double play Gordon.
Doolln and BransHeld. umprc-Ensnc, Time
. hours and 20 minutes, Attendance -2,7bJ.
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/; 81. LOUIE a. u. o-sseoNp

New York.,.. o 80 ii
Two base hits-Deiehanty, Koehler. Sacrifice
Rockennr,d wallace and Jones' Stone tun a. ssted).
Stolen bsses-koehier, Jones. Hit BY pitcher-By
Howell by Orth L. First base on bAlls-On Howell.
2: on Newton, L. Struck out-By Howell. y; by
Newton, >. Left on bases--St. Louis II; New York.
AttendAnce-4.2O0
CHICAGO IA. L.. 8: PHILADELPHIA "a. L.. l-YIRsr
GAME.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2s.-Chicago and Philadelphia
broke even TO day In q double header. The nrst
game was well contested. although White out
PITCHED Plank at all times. In the second game.
delpha three at the start Smith quit In the second
inning. The So1 began TO hit Coskley hard In the
third Inning and Waddell pitched out the game. The
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Goshen Harness Races.

GOSHEN. N. V. Aug. e9.-There was an
attendance Of 5000 at the Goshen races to-
day. One unfinished race from yesterdays
card was decided. three other races were fin.
ished and the fourth went over until to morrow
after three heats had been paced. Orphan
Boy, brown gelding owned by William
Crawford, was sent to beat 1907 and made
the mile in 2:2SL. The summarized:
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

Babylon. l.. l.. y. Y. Nov. 2s. 1904.
Trotting mare, Marconi. laid up over year with
rlngbone. fred and blls!ercd with no result, used
|. had roam mare with two spllnts dead lame.
Cured her with Save the Horse" Goes perfectly
sound. r.. " STRONG
$500, all dealers. Send for copy OF guarantee.
booklet ON all lamencss and letters.
, TROY CHEMICAL CO., Blnghamton. y, Y
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HLPAIA IA. Ii. q; CHICAGO. 2-sRcoND oAMs
TotaIs,.,..2 10 81 II u Totals
sJOnea out. hit nv halted hall


Chicago. ...............O o.
Philadelphia .............3 o. o o o o o.
First base on errors -chiSaEo. l; Philadelphia. l..
plays-Shreck and Murphy: u. Gross and H. Davis
Two base hit.Honmen. Sacrince hit-M Cross.
Bases on balls or smith. i: on Walsh, O. on Coax.
ley 4: on Waddell; I Struck ,out-By Smith. 1:
by walsh. 2; by MAddei >. umplres Connolly
Attendance 1900,
BOSTON IA. L).'7: cLRvgLAND. 4 (FIRsr oAhE)
took the nrst and lost the second game Of double
header TO day. The scores
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AT Syrscuse-syrscus 1; A.. J.. &C.
AT Wilkcsbsrre -Wilkesbarre, l: Albany, 0.
At Scranton Sc ranton. 8: Troy, 4.
At amton-Binghamton, 7. Utica, s.
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BOSTON

Udttcu IoT LsuseIpVru IN tue hIhth INNING.
Boston toni ;;::'''''''''''I'""o 00o "a
First base on errors Boston. I; st. Louis, l.
Left on bases Boston. 4: 81. Louis, I. Fist base
on Fraser sy Tsiem.n Two base s s,.
Canneil; Smoot a. Stolen bases. smooi, Dun
! Sy, hcb 6 HI ~ p,tchcr.By IhlelmAn. l..
hour and % minutes. Attendance-i,7lO,
CINCINNATI .: PHILADELPHIA IN. L.,.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2s.-Both teams played
bad ball 70 day, but that OF the Clncinnatians Was
pot quite 10 bad A. that Of the Philsdelphisns.
The score.
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CHICAGO.
Totals. 10 IL ~ IS 81
Totals o II "a ~ 4
sBAtted for Killing in the ninth npinr

'Batted for Killing in the ninth inning.
Chicago. 20 2 J. Q
Brooklyn.............:..0 0 90 IS 10
FIRST base on errors-Brooklyn. ?: Chicago. p
Left on bases-Brooklyn, Q: Chicago. 10. First
base on balls-on Mcintyre. 3: on Jones, 3. ON
tyre. j; by Jones, & by Lundxrn. ?. Three base
hh-Schulte. Two base hits-Dobbs. Sagle. Hot
Malay C2l, Babb, Dohhs. Gessler, Holman Double
play--Batch (unassstcd). Hit by pitcher--By
Mcintyre 2: by Briggs. !; by Lundg rem. |. Hits
on Mcintyre, In seven innings; on Jones III two
innings on Briggs 10 in six inninen; OF Lunds rem,
In two Innings. umpsres-O' Day and KLEIN Time
= hours ana is minutes. Attendance
sr. LOUIS IN. L., 9; BOSTON IN. LJ.2
BOSTON. Aug. 23.-frasers widncss In the frst
inning gave 81. Louis q commanding lead. On
passes and two hits the visitors scored four runs
and the crippled heancaters lost heart. The score:
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New England League.

Al Concord-Flrst gamc-Concord. 5: Nashua, 2.
Second game-Concord, @: Nashua. D.
AZ Lawrence-First game-Lawrence, 4: Taunton.
0. Second game-lAwIcncc, 81: Taunton. ?.
AZ I.ynn-Lynn. 10: New Bedford. o.
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CHICAGO.

TOtaiS,....I "a II 2
sBatted for Powers In the ninth inning. tBattcd
for Plank In the ninth inning.
Chicago. OO2 o 3
Philadelphia .....,.......0 o o 4 o o o.
Left on, bases-Chicego, IL; Philadelphia, 8. Two
base hits Screen. Callahan. Tannehill, Seybold.
bases-Dundon, White. First base on balls-O6
White. 3: on Plank. ;. Hit BY pitcher-By White.
.. Wild pltch-Plank. Umpires-McCarihy and
Connolly. T1me-2 hours and minutes.
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cL.v.LAND. ,; BOSTON "a. L., l-..oosp "a,

' HVsSt1 - II 70 - y ]
'Batted for Gibson In the ninth inning. ,one
opt when winning run was scored. '0
Boston ...................0 o o o Q q ~
HS-O6 Gibson. q on Winters, l. Two haze hit
Flick. Sacrifice hiA-Bradley. Bay; Stshl, Scibacb.
stolen 6asss-Jsckson. BSelow. Ferris co Armbrus.
Winters. l. Hit by pltcher-By joss, l. Ffrsi base
On erroFs-GeyelAnd. I: Boston. 2. Lett on bases
CLEVELAND. z; Boston. II. Struck oUt-By Joss 4.
by Gibson. |: by Winters. 1. Umpire O. fourhiin'
Ttme-i hour and 70 minutes. Attendance "a
wAsAIsoroA. D. DETROIT e..
DErnoiT. Aug. 23,-washlneton won another
eleven inning game from Detroit today Az
eyror pass and hit did n. KlttrodRe baited In
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NATIONAL TENNIS TOURNEY.
ward and wright Heat Alexander and
Hackctt In Doubles.

NEWPORT. II. J., Aug. 20. As result OF
the play In the national lawn ten nis tourna-
mert to-day the second round IN the al
corners sin giles was disposed Of and The cham
pionshp doubles completed. Ward and Wright.
the defenders OF the title. again having the
distinction of beirR champions Of America.
IL was another record breaking day a. FAR
IA attendance went. but a. for tennis there
were few matches over which the large gallery
enthused. The players OF NATIONAL r<pu-
tation all won their matches with ease.
Clothler allowing his man but three games
In the match. and 1.arned went up Into the
third round on q default. Waidner took
his match with love sets. while Collins and
Stevens won In straight sets.
The match of the day In the singles vas
the Ames- allace match. -Ames being one
of the leading players of Rhode Island. IT
required ffty-hve games to decide this match.
The championship doubles was Disappointing.
not developing the game looked for. IL
was at times snappy. but Ward and wright
had no difficulty in winning the bulk OF the
work falling on Wright. alexander and
did not play with the accuracy Of yesterday.
when they defeated the Western CHAMPIONS:
Ward and Wright made % points st 70 th bd
psSer Of 70 two hey faced but Wight
prevented this by stepping in and relieving
his partner, and some OF his work was
The result Of the days play follows;
Second Round-An corners singe,--G; Lyon
beat R. S Holland by default; q. y. hinkley peSt
H. a. Foster. 90. 90. 60: o. Ames beat 1. 7:
Wallace. 90. -. - ~ 81 X Collins n ee =
S. Brigham, 90. s---S, -: A; Goadby beat H. +.
7-6, e-s. 81; a. !. Hosklns beat g. Hatch. 2-s.
81 r v s sst,y of s... n f. 4 AD gssSs -
90. 90 G. Watson beat 7. b; Alexander. -.
o., default: r. Stevens beat r. H. Crsnston. 81.
al, 81; c. Hobart beat F. G: Colston. 0Ei,"t.
Us: .. Chew beat A. L. Sands by default X. a.
Dana beat W. +. HIT. e-i, 80. 90 J. a: Tucker.
man beat C. Y. Van Week. Jr.. Sc 81. So 81:
l.. H. Waidner beat BENJAMIN Thaw. IT.. 80. 60.
60: Alfred Sillman I'd beat T. Slidep. %. tS.
is: G. H. Nettleton beat Harry Mason. BY de-
fault W. J. Clothier beat J. F. Bnce. 81. elo.i.
". F. johnson beat baron de Tuyl by default:
+. ]. Sulioway beat W. T.. Putnam. Jr.. 90, 6-S.
o-a: II. r. Alien beat G. y. Sands. I'd, o-0. d:
". A Laned beat J. r. Livcrmor by default;
r. D. Little beat T.. G. Anderson by default. G: u
Bull. Jr.. beat H. z, Straw. 90. -. go b.
Hawk beat @. c. Adec By default; G. biddle beat
". Old. lselln by default: Carl n, Behr beat ".
P. Burden by default: B. c. Wright beat v. G.
Grant. o-i, 10. OIL, 81: E. Sd,e beat T, II.
Interscholnstic Gordon. Princeton, beat c.
H. Briggs. Columbia. 6-1. -. Is: Niles.
Harvard. heat A., sweetser;, .Bowdon. 81. 81.
Alexander and Hackett. Ga, 81. o-s.
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southern League.

~ Atlanta Memphis 3: New Orleans, ).
Al Birmingham ashytIe, y: HYminE ham, g.
Al Chattanooga-S Shreveport, 7; Little Rock. 3.
AZ Montgomcr. Montgomery, ,: Atlanta, 1.
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American Association.

AZ Milwaukee. First game-Coumbus, :: MI
waukee. O. Second game Columbus, 0: Milwaukee,, =.
Al Minneapolis firs, Esme-Minne apohs. D.
Louisville o. Second game Minneapolis, 3: Louis.
VILE ?.
AZ Kans IS City-First game-Kansss City. T.
Toledo: Second Rame-Toledo. Q: Kansas City, %.
AZ 81. Paul-F1rst Game-Indianapolls. Q: 81.
Paul. 1. Second camel Indianapolis, g. 81. Paul !.
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ST. LOUIS.

Sacrihce hits-Rockenheld, Gleason. Double
plsys-Gl.de. Wallace and Jones: Gleason and
Stone. Hit by pitcher-By HoEg a.; by Glade. 1.
Wiia pa.ch pitch, First base on b.ll: 9I.ds
/: by Powell. 4: by hoCg. 9. Left on bsses-St.
Louis. 10: New York, 4. Umpire-Hurst. Time
hour and IS minutes.
NEW YORK IA. L.. /: IT. LOUIS "a. L.. o-SEcoND
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In all OF the Detroit runs.
Qroundef. The score.

Totals...4 IS IS y Totals 3 10 IS 10 J
Desrois '.!......S %
TWO base hiis-schacfer Crawford. NH: Thre.
base hits-Knoil, Stahi. Home run-Nill. SAcrince
hits-Coughlln. Mcintyre. Schaefcr. HILL Amber.
son. Stolen bases-Donovan. Stahl ~. Jones,
1; on Donovan, 2: on Falkenbcrg, g. on Hughes,
Left on bases-Detroit IL; Washington; Struck
Double plays Disch, oLeaTy and Lindsay: Kit
redEe and Hickman. Wild pitrhes-Falkenberr.
utcs Attendance--l 200.
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NATIONAL LIAouK.

NATIONAL LIAuUE
Cincinnati In New York 1.-TWO games: St. Louis
In Brooklyn two games): Chicago In PHILADELPHIA
1.-TWO gamcs): Pittsburg In Boston two games)
AMERICAN LEAoun.
New York In st. LoulS: Philsdelphla In Chicaso:
Boston In Cleveland: Warrington In Detroit
BAerERE LEAuUG
Jersey City in Bunalo; Newark In Toronto; Proyt.
denccin Rochester.
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swimming run made with two out.
Buffalo,. j.
Newark ..,.............,.1 o W
First base on error-Newark. Left on 6ase s,
Newark a. Buffalo; =. First base on balls an NJ NJ
Kissinger. Q: By Hesterfer 4. Three hase M
Woods Two base hiis-Lap0Tte. t2), MuHs! ~, Y,
Jones. Woods. Sacrifice hit--Swandcr Sioen
bAses-Laporte t0 ,Cockman. Murray. Passed BAN
shea. umpires-Zimmer and Conway. Time
hour and 10 minutes.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
MONTREAL.

MONTREAL. 2: JRRsKY CITY. o.
MONTREAL. Aug. 2S.-Only one Jersey City player
reached third base to day. In the last six innings
only nineteen men faced Olmstead. The score:
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Mn71ElNg1Ya BARGAINS
~
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like new: Ford. $780, frankiins. $3.50 to ssoo Forty
horse Mercedes, side entrance glass front extra
tires, cost $4,000, will sacrihce: Twenty hors.
Decauville 81 100; Winton Quad like new, q horse
side entrance, offer wanted: Cadlllacs. s3sS up
ali swell Tonneaus: Decauyillc $500 two cylinder
Tonnesu. $780, -Four -cyllnder Auto IKE new go
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$3.50 $50 $500 81 500 all highest class. loo other
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Up: y. Champion Giants ys. Cincinnati. Adm. Soc
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Hudson River League.
Sew York Rtate I.eaxue,

At Hudson-Flrst game-Hudson, s. Patterson.
!. Second game-Patterson, Z: Hudson. Q.
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Montreal .,...........,..1 I 0 U!
bases--Joyce, Meaney, L. Hartman. First base on
balls-On Olmstsad. ]: on Mccarthy. 2. III, BY
man, weidensaui and Lsehance: WeIdensaul and
Lac nance: Lachance and F. Hartman. Passed
ball-McCauley. Struck out-By Olmstead, ?; by
Mccarthy, 2 Umpire-Hassett. Time hour and
IS minutes.
BUFFALO. Q: NEWARK S.-HIRsr GAME,
BUFFALO, Aug. 23.-The Bisons made slashlng
hnish In the d st game and won after Newark had
them 4 to o. In the second Il was another tale TO
tell. for Fcrtsch never allowed his opponents 70
become familiar with his curves, and Buffalo mar
roWly escA ned q shutout. The scores:
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ALLERs0N WINS NEPONsEr.
Canadian " Oinan's iorsca Take Two
Grand Circuit Races.

HEtDvtLi.R. Mas. Aug. a. The Grand
Circuit meeting nt this track was brought
to closo this afternoon with three regular
and two amntcur races on the card The
richnoss of the purses In the three regular
events brought a fine lot OF horses together.
The weather wns perfect and the track In
excellent condition.
Tho best race Of the afternoon was In the
Neponsct. for ?OS PAGERS. and six heats
were necessary to decide u. Everybody
expected to see Walter Direct win this race
but Geerss horse was slightly lame. and he
could not pace az fast as Allerson. winner
Of the last three heats. Geary took the first
heat handily, but broke badly In the home
stretch In the next heat. and Walter Direct
won in close drive with Don Carr and ALL
son. Directum Miller led the bunch In tine
third heat. nosng out Allerson at the wire.
Directum Miller was drawn on account OF
lameness after this heat In the next three
heats Brady kept Alicrron back until coming
to the homestretch. when he forced the gray
into first place. winning by head each time.
Miss Katherine l.. Wilkes OF Gault. Canada.
had the satisfaction Of seeing her horses
win both the rich Massachusetts, Stake for
?Io trotters and the Tyro for three-year-old
trotters. sadie Mac was picked to win the
Massachusetts. and In the first heat the mare
lowered the record for this event. Sadie led
the big field around the track. winning by
three lengths oyer Kid Shay. In the second
h hons str and Xxi Kid shay won easily
In the next two heats Sadie behaved properly
s %as c %Sn S%1te win the Eyre and she did
the trick In straight heats. equallng the record
for the event. Summary:
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western League,
Other Baseball Game,

A. Sioux City-sloux City. .; St. Joseph. 1.
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Racing al LalOnia

Poor start: won easily; Shawana. oh. T., T. by
The Commoncr-Bcck. Sharp: owned and trained
b. j. II. Talbert.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-24
Golf Gossip.

HOTEL CHAMPLAIN. My. Aug. 2s.-Winiam
Runkle and A. H. Lamson won the Hotel Cham
plain and Grotto cups respectively. In the
annual open tournament here to-day. d. O.
Wickham and DIR. james VI. Smith will play
in the final for the consolation cup tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-24

BASEBALL, Washinstsu Park. To-day. T..
Bro6slyn W.. ST. Louis. Ladies' Day '"'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-24

lon Yerkes. :: on Fertsch, l. Struck out By SEsS
.: by. Fertsch. Z. Home run. Murray H..
Brockett, Mailing. Sacrifice hits-Miller. Ns ,rj
Stolen bases-Liporte. umpircs-Zfmmet ~.
Conway. Tlme-l hour and Is minutes -
tendance-S. 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-24
Game. Scheduled se. rs..sy.

AZ Red Bank--Atlan,ic H,ghlsnds. 9: Red Bank, s.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-08

wANTED-First-class experienced filters for
our alteration department: only those with
Al references and employed In best city
houses need apply; good wages and steady
position to right party; call between and
IL g. m. 43-53 Ellis st. !. MAGNIN g. CO.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-08
EMPLOYMENT wANrED-MALE.

A CAPABLE. first class salesman would like
to represent leading house in San Fran
cisco in any line in State OF Oregon; best Of
references. Box 1929, Call office.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01
THROWN AND KILLED
CLARENCE LlTTRELL MEET
DEATH AT ciMARRoN LAST
WEEK BV HIS HORSE FALLING,

Last Friday afternoon as Clarence
Llttrell was leaving Cimarron on
horseback at a lively salt, his horse
stumbled on the bridge leading south
from the town, throwing Us rider with
great force and rolling over him a
couple OF times. Clarencc WAS picked
up unconscious and medical aid az
once summoned from this city. re
was hurt at about 4 o'clock !n the AZ.
ternOOn and died at O'Clock. He was
hurt fatally internally
Clarence was employed By his uncle,
Grant Shg,a=G. on the Urraca ranch,
and was leaving Cimarron for the
ranch home, only snort distance The
approach 20 the bridge had somowha,
washed away by the rains and thore
was quite step up from u 10 the
bridge. and on this bis horse atumb
/ led
Clarence Ilttrell was The son OF
Elijah and Mrs Littroll who have foI
many years resided on the Vermaio
tie was we'll known over The county
and could claim many a. his frleads
He was raised ON a ranch and few bet
I ter riders had COlfax county than he
Rev. Caldwell, Of this city, conducted
'se funeral services AZ tho ranch sun
I day ana lnterment Was made there
-Sprlnger StockmRn