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New York and washington yesterday, they
pitched ball OF an erratlc tendency. on Of
both came nits In bunches and did some
very gooo Work with men on pases. There
was balance Of steadiness ana dependable
ness that was on Hogs side Of the reckon
ing. and his support being more reliable than
Adams's the New Yorks won. But the Wash
ingtons were beaten only in the last ditch.
They are good fighters and showed 1t yester-
day. whom they were not shut of until they had
made finish that made an incalculable num-
Der of hairs stand on END.
When what would have been the tying run
10 nipped within foot Of Its fruition ana in
the inth inning 1t is getting the difference
betw cen victory and no victory down to a
razor edge hnenees. However. that does not
remove any Of the New Yorks' credit for win
nins: They had made their hay and stacked
equal to the call for rapid work necessary to
repuise the Washing 81 ons at the tape.
Yeager batted in three of New York's
runs In the first inning Hahn was safe at
second on Nils bad throw OF Hahn's infeld
hit. Dougherty beat out bunt. and Hahn
scored on Elberfelds fly to center. Yeager
spanked double to left, scoring Dou gherty
Chase's two bagser sent Yeaser home Three
singles gave the Nationals a run in the Sec
ond and two singles and steal gave then, one
In the third.
Although New Workers. were on bases in
the hitting ;slulnped and there Was nc, no
scoring unfit the sixth. Then another squad
81 three scuttied home. Fults walked.
xs deaBs as s Hes
had tanned. Hahn waited for for four four balfls Ef
sesn Fa as ss a bos p
e. sa fs Ct lSsf hsa aapn'
hit q. sassS the Ss YdSs a. s1a sherds
SHn and Rnew and bousheess
'oHFed ;th ra the hsRn hslp e repas ph5S
In the eighth: The. washingtons made six six
hits @ on HoSg IN 1,,I the las, two innln g.
stahl made In the eighth were rippers straight
from the shoulder and aided and abetted In
two runs. Cassiday opened the ninth Wit h
sn asa Hsi ons nSs s for dxa9 S
the balls fight admirably. Anderson stung
q liner to risht. Faltz sSbbled H9elsmamn's m :
driven a, foul to the score board. he peeled
Of a levlathan slam In the other direction
4 homer Or M not homer % and the betting
HAM and Miams 90, as The BAN IN to Me
Guire. stahl slid wide in front OF the plate.
and before he could scramble TO it t,McGuire
though the washingtons grew fnssy over
Hahn and Fultz fielded well. and Pueblo
R HssT 6ass se MT Tbs
at second. The ball rolled to unguarded
a, Se made dff lie Sr S Mness es, Of day lid, nb
solete. Hpslsmen chased foul in the dMh
shaken up. but went back into the game The
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TO-DAY's CARD FOR GRAvEsEND.
whimsical Has Top Weight In the willow
HAntlCAp.

Whimsical will receive 6 thorough test
to-day. when he picks up top weight In the
Willow Handicap for two-year-old fllies.
Ave and half furlongs. at Gravesend and
comedies weight to Edna Jackson. Ala Rus
sell. Tangle. Consistent. Kings Daughter.
others. The frst event is handicap at
about six furlonYs. with Re- &Roseben, ths @ top
Seish meeting Lsdy 4%eI sSs S.pio or
ages at q mile and furlong CIgarliGhter.
Humo. Eugenia Burch and Monsieur Beau-
caire are the best.
Paters viii run in the fifth event at q mile
and quarter. with SonoMa Belle: Right
Royal BrSss snd son a'ppos qsos
for two-year-olds, fve and half furiones.
has attracted snfiicieneyi Ws,sIeraSs. Sly
Masterson,. Speedway and others. Three
year-oId miles viii provide the Last race: At
ms and sixteenth vsrsG best TRs fRe
entries follow: ".-.r. a.. r
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l<xinxten Horse News.

Ixx,xorcy, sent. IT.. G. Milan purchased
10 .day Of IA Frazier for 5000 three yeanins
l,ies by con,es,or and they win be broten BY him
A. tho Keniucky Associatlcn track, One OF she
out of Mofs lama by Himyar aud the other ou, Of
. sn,ire. iTott,us Wtud OF James p. Haeg,n,
whish has been malntained BY him for seys ,sa Inl
yeav In connection With hss msmm3an tnor, DOL
sonsSned 70 b. sold here during the Oc,9ne trot'iss
nsnSs 81 trottine breeders The stallions include
among cthers The succes.fui young Ares, knight
sna ASsS. WpIs ~ SsS1Sa ever sxsSy s rscsSsns IRE
III ~ ~ SyS SiSs Md ~ sssSese1 sof ever
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The Katrina on corrected time 6eat the
Elmina minutes 55 seconds and the Corona
race was popular one. Mr.. Ford races
his yacht whenever he gets u chance. and
he Is not q mug hunter. This ends the big
have gone Vest to lay up. and the schooners
will follow. There will be some more small
boat racing before. the season ends. and
next season.
The steam yacht race between the Taran--
tpla owned hy W. R.d x dVsndsr6iit an Jr :o,S and
will take place tomorrow. The yachts will
race forty nautical miles. turning mark near
Herod Shoal, which is near Bridgeport.
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AUTOMOBILES Biz Opportunities

Nice CADILLAC Tonneaus, AL order. from $3.50
OL LDSMOBILES. 1904 1905 thearly new .SSSO-oS00
ROCHET Schneider $500: Pope Tribune tnew
$3.50.
land, &225. PANHARn used four months only.
Side Entrance; another "a horse PANHARD: both
half price.
PEERLESS Limousine. SWELL. like new. 500
81 500 COLI a Stanhopc. AZ BATTERlES; $3.50;
OLDSMOBILE Tonneau, &SSN: Oidsmobile De
livery Wagon. $500; LOCOMOBILE. $1,000;
Walters "a horse power u: 100; WHITE Stesmsr; ;
1907 lWORTH 81 500. $3.50; 1905. ii, $50 FORD
lSlDE Enlrencel, $3.50: Pope TOLEDO: four ,cyin-
der, COMPLETE. perfect, S.560; NOZZLE De-
Pioneer Automobile Estahlishment: Honest Treat
ment: DEMONSTRATIONS giyeni
BROADWAY ACrOMOBIlE EXCHANGE
1877 to li3 West 4s,h ("The Church'1.
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Inc race Or nigh speed boats 81 o,re. ~ iee.
$s :ss ~: ':is,; sss
ssGSSs1E s:s RS n,e ,sa, and stfss boat
last erdsM nsm:d :hEsd ns AZ: 5Sr11 s
down the strss% and Hnslly coilided with ths 8
never Shooter %
to the line half an hour after the signal was
sHen and was seen 70 m more n. ,ook ,bs.r
TO the course ss If inclined 70 run into the
danger Of capsizing. Her owner. MI. Thomas.
Tsy sajSss There A. some Or. .nssls ,1ssSs
remedied and 81 she we. went ON on her course. The
times Of the rounds:
gsss,is: Rs.: s,.; :::::::::: sss Il. :s;s ! &
In;the race Of the smallest class of hish speed
starters was fer below the lst Of entries ,n, ana
that she crossed the line before the signal:
hs s:sE sps1 IL tf o.ss ssd
Her hsImsman did not seem to understand
There were three starters in, the class Of
cruising boats over RS 50 feet and the winner a1sa
Eai IN Inc class oi cruisers und.r 8S and
eren launch class tho winner was yitesse.
Dixie won the flrst heat for the INTERNATIONAL
trophy. while % Durno won the first heat for
Following is The record Of yesterdays
results:
CAUSING BOATS ovER so yxxr LoNo-couRsE. 80
NAUTICAL ALEs.
start. Finish.
c.s!ss sSss r.: Hsses isa coz
Il Ma:sSss g En- hSyens bid nos u,ih 90
CRUISING BOATS UNDER 50 YxHr-CouRsE. 1919
NAUTICAL MlLEs.
Arcadia. John d. Roach. Lake
Hssei s. Psryin. en phil: SO !&
Gissando. +. L. Andrews, Fall
OPEN LAuScHss-couRsR. isa NAUTICAL NILES.
y!sess. W Pu1hs% 2 W naI,s, co i S ssss ss
T!sSsss HsSs = !: ifs's; %a'sr eoi.'''is is
30 NAUTICAL xILRs
H.As. HMs H.A..
nis.s s.svaah.s.. Z & Iaom's'4 Is % s1S ,n~
snSos GessI. u" a.ah..ssi4 is 90 sssa7 ra.7
w;s,sS :sss,. csi0fsdS .Is;s. Is" Did not 'ni'A'
81 Sps1Is. poster; Ros.sn ~ rs" Did not nni'A
Den. j.. II. hOaoiey' -. >,,.,.
York. Is 90 Did not hnlsh
nioH spHvD BOATS, 40 FEET AND ovKn-coCksk 20
NAUTICAL NILES.
AA.s. Il. n. Q. h n. ..
XPDNc. J. Slegel. Red
s.nk.,; s:aS 1880:
Veritas, A. stein. indian
sseeier. +. j. Schroeder.
n. Y. A. C............3 Is 90 $500 1850
HIGH sPEnD DoATD. = YEET AND CSDkk-COURSB,
30 NAUTICAL MlLEs.
Ems. Rms. n.h.s.
Durno. J. H. Durno,
Rochester.........,...S0 0s - 5l+5 81 2 % 02
iey......................4O OF 579A / 22N
vlci, O. Appincoti
Oceanpcrt. ...........4 o. - Disqualified.
Rosebud w. G. Titcomb.
Rhode ISL and d....,...4 OF a. Did not finish.
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BACK TO The TAIL.BED BRAND
WEIRD; PLAYING BY nROOkLYNS,
~ AND CHAMPIONS WIN.

Seven Runs and Only Two Hits In One In.
ming Bases on BALLS BN~otting Sin
y. Of the Pitchers Philadslphias Bring
Sorrew to the Bostonians' Camp.
The Champions improved their position
again yesterday, when they beat the Brook
lyns while tho Pittsburgs were idle. In the
other National League game the Philade-
phlss brought sorrow to the Boston camp.
The results:
New York, 10: Rsooklyn, =.
Philadelphia, D: B0sten, =.
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PH HlLADKLPHIA,

'BAtted for Bender in the seventh inning. tBat-
ted for Henley In the ninth inning.
Boston. .................0 0 o.
Philadelphia ............O 90 D o > 0~3
F1nst base on error-Philadclphla Left on
ses.phisdephIa. Z: Boston. TO-. Fist base on
Struck out BY Bender q by Henley, q by Gibson. :.
Sacrifice eit;-Parent, Grimshay. Gibson. Schrrck
plsy;.,,M. Cross and /. Cross. Hit by. pitcher
ny Bender. /. umpires-.Hurst and Mccarthy.
CHICAGO IA. L,,. 3: ST. LOUIS IA. LJ.2
CHICAGO Sept. N.--St. Louis scored two runs
til the seventh. In this inning isbell and Callahan
singled and a wild pitch, a bad throw by Sugden
and two outs gave Chicago two runs and the game.
The score:
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E[lT711MIl3 Lamp Sale!

Never have such values IN lamps been offered -
during this MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE sale.
$500 "BULLE7" gas lamps, 5000 pair: GEN
ERATOPS, each. from $3.50; Tall lamps, N.sS:
DIETZ ST., ,OO Brass Oh Lamp. $3.50 pair. etc.
These startling Cut Prices apply
on SOlars, Gray Davis. DietL and other good makes
to provide room for fall stocks. Come early ana
TAKE YOUR PICK.
Our Prices cannot be duplicated ON
TIRES, HORNS. Plugs. Goggles. Busters Caps
Gloves, Automobile Clothing, Coils. CarburetterI
SpeedOmetcrs. Apmetcrs, etc.
l.. j. WILLIS co, 4 Park Place. N. r.
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TrottlnE at Hob 0l<us.

rrotting races at the Hohok,Is IN. ~
driving park yesterday proved very interest
ing to 5000 spectators. among whom were
many Speedway drivers. The 2:sO trot and
the 22l pace were decided in straight nsats.
but an extra heat was needed for the 2.18
trot. The most exciting feature Of the after
noon was not on the program. THE running
horse Bicycle while out for a warming up.
took the bit between his teeth aLd ran seven
miles before he could be stooDed. The
Jockey. Hard. seemed as unconcerned as II
he had not lost control Of his refractory
charge and was applauded for his coolnsss.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Phladelphia's lead in the American League
race was reduced yesterday through the Joint
Efforts OF the Boetons and Chicagos. The
Bostons finished one ruin ahead of the COM
Ing champions and the Chicagos defeated
81. Louis by one run. New York won from
Washington and Detroit shut out Cleveland.
The results:
New Yerk, :; washington, q.
Boston. 4; Philadelphia, 3.
chicago, 3: ~. Louis, 2.
Detroit %: Cleveland, 6.
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First base on errors-Chicago, 1: ST. Louis, 2.
Left on bases-St. Louis, q. Double p,ays-Rock.
enneid and Jones: Tannehlll, Donahue and Rohe,
Home run--Rohe. Sacrifice hlts--D,vts, Frsk
4. Jones Stolen bases-Callahan, Koehier. First
base on balis-On Altrock. 3: on Howel.2: Struck
Howell. Umpire, ,-connors e and connoIly. a mme-
l hour and 40 minutes. Attendance-20 900.
DETROIT. q: CLEVELAND, o.
DxrRofr, Sept N.-DonovAn's great pitching
10 day held Cleveland epcss al all times Schaeier
bstted two singles and two triples In four times
at bat. and Cobbs Grcat catch and accurate throw
were the features. The score:
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WASHINGTON.

Flrst base on erron.New York. =. =, Icfi on
on bslls-or Hogr, ;: OF Adams. I. Struck out.
y, By hogx: 7; BY ADAMS. 1 Three base hit &h,t.-s,ah.
Hahn. Stolen bases Futz, Klenov. Cassiday.
Anderson. Huelsman t2. Heydon. Hit by pitcher
BY Adams, 2. Lnplre-Sheridan. Tme-3 hours
and minutes. Attendance-i.sO0.
BosroN a. L). 4: PHILADELPHIA IA. L.,, s.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1.-THE Phlladelphias
made q game rally In the seventh inning to -day
but they ould not overcome the handicap imposed
by Beuder's wildness In the early innings The
RcOrf:
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'EERFTAS CJTS THE WAVE.
Makes T1est STlme Over Course In Power
.4t ... Rnnt carnival

Although the Dixie and the XPDNC. were
tho winners Of tho principal events IN yes
terdays power boat carnival on the Hud-
Son Rtver.y the feature OF the races was tho
spectacular performance Of Alexander Steln's
Veritss. The veritas not only made the
best time over the thirty mile course. but she
also cut through tho water In q way that at
tracted the undivided attention Of the specta-
tors. She ID, by far the largest Of the high
speed boats.
The veritas was classed with xPDNC and
Skeeter. and she allowed "A minutes "a seconds
to the former and 10 minutes 3S seconds TO
the latter. The race was. three times around
ten mile triangle. From the start tho
Veritas went faster through the water than
either OF her competitors. .r.
From the gains veritas had been making
1t seemed a foregone conclusion at the end
of the second round that she would be the
wlnper, but xPDNC. did considerably better
ontns ont last Io4ndthsn Sn either OF the Stnsrii' i
she won by minutes . seconds. but she vas was
course. while Yeritaa's time was only houI;
% minutes. Their times OF making the several
rounds were as follows
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HIts on Moorci IN innIn{S: on WeSt l. m :
base on haiis on Donovan. 1; on Moore. g. on
West. !: struck cut-By Donovan, .; by Moore. Il
Cohh and Lindsay. Left on bases Detroit, 4:
Cleveland, ;. Stolen hascs-Donovan ~, Lindsay.
Umpre-O I.0ughn. Time-i hour and 20 min
utcs Attcndance-l,70O.
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AUTOMOBILES.
WiIlis's AUTOMOBILE Exchange.

IL Park Place and ~ Murray ST.
The establishment with FOURTEEN years honor.
able standing!
Only Reliable High grade Automobiles dealt in
Cars sold on tlve per cent commission.
Wcmakc no other charges whatever.
We guarantee sales In twenty -four hours.
Every Auto bargain or mot accepted.
=. ELECTRIC Runabouts. from. ,S5s pp to 1900
-, ,6O MATHERSON. FOUR-CYLlNDEN. ..oo5S
New CREST. Light Touring Car. :........ ..s47E
NEW YALE. two-cylnder. sixteen horse. nvc
passenger. Side Entrance tone month old. $3.50
TWO cylinder STuDEBAkE To uring Car S4yO
-FOUR cylinder POPE, tve passenger, $3.50
1905 Model. SIDE Entrance QUEEN. ..........S5eO
1905 Model IF" Side Entrance CADILLAC ..A5S0
PANHtRD. four -rylindcr. seats 1--WE pessen.
1904 FRANKLIN, -four. C. cylnder dixie new. :. $3.50
1904 WlNTON u,kc new Top. baskets. .......SssO
1901 FOI'R-cylindcr FRANKLIN tRunabouO ..yv5S
lAuroCAh Tamneaus. two cylinders. $500 $3.50
q. 500 IMPORTED DARRACQ Touring Car. $500
1904 -l0fH CADlLLACS. "A's""Bs". :. .2lvO-exSO
1904 FORD, $3.50; Orient III 'cK KBoARD. $3.50
1904 OLDSMOBILE u.IKE NEW -, ......s.48xO
pOPEirnedo, tW o cylinder. COMPLETE. $3.50
1904 WHITE. TOP. COMPLETE. ........... .aa5k
RCE-STANHOPE. LIKE NEW. ..,..... $3.50
Three Floors: each q city block deep
Crowded with genuine Automobile Bargaina
Demonstra tons Given.
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Cameo Scheduled Ter To-day.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington In New York Boston In Philadelphia;
IT. Louis In Chicago.
NATIONAL hRA0uR.
pittsburg In Cincinnati: Philadelphia In Boston.
RAsrRRN LEAGUE.
Toronto in Jersey City; Buffalo In Newark:
Rochester In Baltimore: Montreal In Providence.
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delphia had no trouble

on f hssesPs,l. 3: sosson. :. Firs, base
on balls-on pugsleby,, s.: Of Wllhelm 4 Struck
4 BY Asscesic pssss Sas.
SacrInce hIts-Gieason. Courtney: Raymer., Stolen
Passed bsiis-Dooln. 2? Tmplrr--Mirray. Time
II hour and 80 minutes. Attendance, rec.
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SYRACUSE. Sept. H.-A crowd of 5000
people attended the opening Of the Grand
Circuit races e. the New York state Fair
to-day. The races were scheduled to open
OIL Monday. but wet weather ana a neavy
track nelu ali the events pank until to-day.
The Syracuse Driving Club $4,000 stake
was won by Ethcls Pride. owned by John
Shepard, the veteran amateur Boston horse
man. IT was good day for the favOrites.
not an outsider showing in front -,
Tomorrow afternoon Audubon Boy will
20 against the world y pacing record without
q wind shield. :581+. and his own mark OF
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New York % :ol o 90
Brookiyn...,,..,....,..0 y 900 o. ?
First base on erors-Brooklyn. !: New York, :.
Left on bases brooklyn. IL: New York 10. Ftrst
base on bslls-On StIickle,t. 4: on McGinnily. !.
Three base hits -.Hnmmsi Aer,es Two base
hits -Sheckard, pevlin. Sacrince h!t-Ristsr.
Dshlen DevIlu ,al StrAne, Double plAys--Strang.
Dahlen ana McGann McGlnn!ty. Dahlen and carke
Wild pitch--Strcklet.. Hil By pitcher-By Str1rI-
lett, 9; by McGinnity. 1. Umpire Day. Timc'--
. hours and minutes. Attendancc-2.0D.
PHILADELPHIA IN. Ii, 8: BoSToN (K. L.,2.
dsfra ting 'OOsfnn This Afternoon The score.
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Baseball N0tN.

The Brooklyns and QuAkern will play . double
header at Washington PARK tomorrow.
ArrSngemensp ~ psst. sessep ssy1es have bssa
made betWoem TIE Dooson AmAdeans And Nattonolo
a4S311qelefAHence3aS1 S1A0s &S(lQeSls &s.etu ~
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NEWARK 4: BUYYAIo I.

First baee on errofs-NewArk ; Lett on bascs-
Newark, o; Buffalo 3. Struck out-I}y FertRch. 4:
BY YerRes. i. Two base hi,s-Foscr t9. Gettman.
Ssrr:hce hits Swandes McAllister. Stolen bases,
O'Hagan. umpire-Fgan. Tlme-i hour and 20
minutes.
n. n. Z.
Providence e......O o o o O . Nm =?
Montreal ..,.....O o 2 q O--2 10 s
batteries -Cronln and Jacklitsch Pappalau and
Raub.
SECOND GAME
Providence .....N o D o 0-R
MontreoI........ 3 o o o a O--6 10
batteries Nops and Cooper: Leroy and Raub.
AT BALTIMORE.
R.H.F.
Baltimore. % o OS o 90 o o. 4
Rochester o O o y 1--5 10 I
Batteries.McNrsl. nurchell and Ryers: Mclean
Steeman and McCabe.
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Harness Races at Hudson.

HtpNoN. n ", Sept. N.-Thc Albany horse
or Johnson won the 235 troi and pace hers TO day
and the Concord, N. H., horse Adius boy the ::1a
trot and pace Summaries:
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American Association.

AZ LouixvlIlePirst game u Indianapolis. 4: Louis
vile. o. Second -Lo,isville Z: Indianapolis.
AZ Toledo Columbus II Toledo 3.
At Milwaukee Minneapolis. u: Milwaukee. Z.
At Kansas City--Rsin.
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2:35 Class. trottny hnu P"c'HE' p"rse wv;
Moody sorfet G. tHortonI I....,,.......,.......2
Helga. sorr M Deene,.:., ,''.''..'.'....,'".S :
Miss Lou. b. M. tMutDouncl ,...............y.0
March Girl, br. nj. tMclntosh) h)""..'......:,,,,4
Aldrethe, b. m. TLmcr." r.",...,.,,,,.,.....,.6
Reliance, gr. &. tMeCauley)". )"..,....,........a
Rocky P b. T. tBuiis) s).,.,.......,.......,,,.7 ads
Timc-2:24,i, 224s. 2:22k
.:22 class. tro.,n. aud pacing: purse $500
Adus BOY. blk. ., tSulliyan,.: ;.'....,io I
Mount.na Girl. br. IN. Bailey. ............2
Arctic Wing. b. &. gPappalan' .,,.,.,.,e
Panorama, br. m. Hay.
Freshman b. e. tDonnicl ,,.,,... ........
s:sss 81: s:s$Ssp r q
IlIe W, b. NJ. MsshbyHel 2 70 i0ds
SpinEe ch. L. (HOllcn6e II dls.
@I1Ue-aal3s 22gAsS2k yzqJ4s ..r- I --.-..
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Southern League

Al RrmlnyhAm Memphis. 4: Ilrmiugham 2.
Al Chattanooga Atlanta, 6: Shreveport. 2.
Al Nashville --Nashvllr. TO- Little Rock. o.
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RAsEDALL TO-DAY. - P. H.. American
League Park. MY. AmeTtekns 70. wsshinston.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
JERSEY CITY, Is: roRo

JYRsEY CITY. Is: TORONTO. ).
The Jerseys recovered some OF their old time
batting form In yesterdays game with Toronto
I'm JerSey City, The score:
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f"'' Thousand Persons At the Nazareth
Races.

NAZARETH, Pa, Sept. N.-fifty thousand people
."ended the races here this afternoon. the Michigan
Me 2aS class In 2Oo,< giving the half miis trarE
. new record The summary:
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Hudson River League

Al Paterson-Ne -Newburxh. ?: Paterson. o. Four
teen innnga. Hf.. .
Al Poue hI eepsie-rirst gamc-HudsOn. 4:
Pourht eepsie. ,. second game -Poughkeepsie, 8;
Hudson, 4.
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GOOD start: won driving: Brother Frank, br c,
oy Knight Of the Thistie-perndy: owned by
A"' u t. Durnell trained by C. r. Durneil.
OTxTH RACE
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Toronto o. y. .'......I...,o 100 0 : o-s
First base on erroH-Toronto. ;: Jersey City. 2.
Lei. on b.sss,T9r%ento bases % % g. 9; Jersey N y SIX; T. fir.t
Struck out-By Clarkson. o. BY Mcpherson. >.
Three base hi..Ke,steI. 2 Two base hits Slen,snl.
sidy, Pattec Zimmerman Stolen bases-CAssidy
(:l, Pattee %. Woods. Double ,pays-Pauee.
pltcher-By Mcpherson, l.. Wild pitch Garrison.
Cmplre-Hassett. Time-2 hours. Auendancc--1So.
NEWARK I: BUFFALO !.
The Newarks took the second game OF the hnal
series from the Buna!os At Newark yesterday.
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poor start: won easily: Mamie Hodge ch. Z. 4.
~ ny MosSha,oh-Mss Lane: owned and trained by
The sun., 1905-09-15
\! al'nsi s,o 70, ,hrce yearcld. and upward: $1,000

:, 1000 start: won easily: ST. nreeze br c., L. by
Jennings, N ''"'''~ ny W. H.
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the attorneys with their versus
es, etc.. commenced to arrive. But
the feeling of the plaintiffs and the
defendants had changed from it's
heated point of two or three weeks
ago. Old neighbors saw that if the
matter was pushed it would create
family quarrels, neighbor quarrels
and a community quarrel that would
last for lifetime, and rather than
have any such unfriendly feeling in
a community where friendship and
brotherly love is omnipresent, it
was quietly agreed among the
plaintiff petitioners that things
would be made easy for the court to
deny the petition.
Attorney Emerson appeared for a
couple of the petitioners and Attor-
ney Howard as an advisory to the
court. The protesting residents,
after the court convened entered
objections-6r to the jurisdiction
of the board on the ground that the
petition for the ditch was INSULT
cient and did not designate any
terminal point. Another objection
was taken on the ground that no
legal notice was given of the meet
ing to take action, and the third
that the reports of the engineer
and viewers was not filed within
the time allowed by law. These
were all statutory objections.
Two witnesses Matt. Jenniges
and Val. p Eichten-then took the
stand and testified in favor of the
ditch. Fourteen witnesses-Nic.
Jenniges, Peter Berg, Samuel Bel
Zig, Henry Berg, J. H. Ross,
Michael Dooner, G. W. Whelan,
Leo Aftermath, E. H. Evans, VIM.
Berg, JOS. Corey, Christ. Battalion,
Ed. Dooner and P. O. Callaghan, all
took the stand in opposition to the
same. A remonstrance signed by
fifteen freeholders along the line of
the proposed trough was read. At
torney Emerson reviewed the case
and then the court stated that from
the evidence presented it was the
opinion OF the board that the cost of
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the proposed ditch will be greater
than the benefits derived, and that
the petition be and is hereby de.
MED. " Let judgment be entered
accordingly.
The expense of the proceedings
up to the present time, which is
final, has been about 81 200. This
will have to be paid by the petition
ers, who gave bond to the county
guaranteeing the latter from all ex-
pense and damages in case the
ditch was not ordered. Any one of
the bondsmen are good for many
times the actual expense incurred,
and it is probable that all of them
will share the expense equally, and
it is even probable that all the
parties interested, pro and con,
will contribute towards making up
the amount. Such was the good
feeling when they left for their
homes Tuesday evening.
The county commissioners grant
ed the petition for special election
in Wanda to set off a part of the
territory OF that village and attach
the same to Willow Lake, and an
election was ordered on July 31st,
with Paul Doepke. Henry G. OIL
sen and Val. P. Eichten as judges of
the same.