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HOORAY WINS THE FLATLANDS
xSTES COLT DEFEATS ZIG FIELD
IN STAKE RACE.
pruCd. spring, Monterey and sonoma
I,cllr, An Fa,oritcs. Land the Money
nm Muddy Track Samuel II. Harris
n Heal Good ThinG at Grayesend.

,tto,,b ton horses were scratched from
49,. ,,c, there we're seventeen starters In the
To,londs stakes for two-year-olds, five and
h,If mrlongs, which was the feature OF
~, racing at Gravesend yesterday. Inc
,,ock was heavy and the weather so uncer-
lain tlal the crowd was again limited to tne
,"rular4. A l.. Aste's Hooray, to I. made
~ A.. running in the Flatlands. but Mcintyre
@,d to drive him to win by length In 100 2-5.
Wow,,u Bcnningtons Sidney F.. to I. Just
asol Frank Farrell's Arklirta, also 7 to !,
~, n fine place The latter was compelled
10 TAX. the overland route from the start.
p,,nincham and Mary F. were not far away,
snesdwav, the favorite. was shut of early
and never got clear.
DrId. backed down to to favorite,
,ook tho opening event. for three-year-olds,
.hout six furlongs. in rather easy style.
.l,bough she and NJ. l.. Hayman's Brush Up. 5
.a ,an like n team to the head Of the stretch.
prnsh In, under Perrine's drive. hung on
iony enough to keep the place from c. A.
Nnwtck's jim Beattie, also TO 1. by scant
ienpth The time was 1:il s-5.
Frank Farrel's Clark Griffith was big
assnnolntment in the handicap for two year
old. 1--WE and half furlongs. The Kinley
Mack colt was hammered down to to 2. but
vas outrun by Lady Toddington. an early
n .hed G thrd re" MI" The Winner was Albert
ts'moI,s's t'r, Monterey, II TO favorite, who
same home three lengths before, w. F..
s"cih,,lte's Zienap. who scared In the odds
fro,n twos TO eghts. Lady. Toddington
Itos" nss a had last, burning up a lot OF money.
me Snrins r,I'. although he receded in the betting
trnnl / to 2 TO 3 to 5. was pounds the pest In
he behnudicap at mile and a furlong. Creamer
,nok him TO the front without mincing mat
Tors made all the pace and brought him
bnTe galloping half a dozen len gths before
ToIadav. to l. The latter was whipped
iii The way through the stretch to beat Cigar
lighter played down to IS to 8, by nall
iangth, The race was run in SIS.
Aiter meeting with numerous obstacles.
little Diggins put up cracking good finish
nn nr'' Sonoma Belle. the fnvorlte in the fifth
ga gase 'JT for mares. at mile and a sixteenth,
he star Ruby flly just getting up in tipe
70 beat Jennie McCabe to |. nose, on the
most, Lady Ellison, to I, was two lengths
away The time was 40 20. ..-,
Paddy Suliyan's Sir Walter colt. samuel
r. Harris. well played at 4 TO 1, took the lead
sncn after 1.-THE start In the last race, for
maidens, one mile and 10 yards, and, fairly
reyeling in the going. he was never caught,
Crmmins whipping him to the wire. three
parts OF a length In front Of Baron Esher.
Backed down TO SKIES. The latter came from
Nowhere and had eight lengthS over Sauls-
berry, S to l. Chrysolite and Bella Sgn9ra,
equal favorites, were badly beaten, The
lime was l49 SIS. Four favorites and two
second choices won. The summaries:
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Baseball Notes.

There Is letter at this once for Oakley Wood.
Tho New Yorhs will play . postponed game IN
Brooklyn TO morrow.
Lumiey did some long range nrns yesterday.
He let ny with home run. triple and two singles.
Out of nlne games played since they were At
tied one and lost ave.
Ed Barrow Is 70 return TO Toronto ns.t season.
Among the pitchers drafted from the minors
Is Con sIarke. whom grifhth tried out last spring
Tho Detrolts arc now tied with the Bostons for
NTH place, hut as they are 70 make an Eastern
t,p tho chances arc against their finishing better
Tn. double play in which The INST bssemsa
return ,nTSw vas worked nicely by Gessler and
Hickman M n better a :es9RS base ,hsS any
no" no reason eDso 1h why HIof cannot. 80 ~ '''
Taylor and A%ss do not seem TO to- BE- ySrkins
shsuiders sas VIII 9s %,se handy nsrn 'ne
Four members Of this year. champion New
pr's" psssas ssmsHshn sa With Nsw York byssr wh
Philadelphia. Robe with Chicago and Stanley with
his team scar. sefore the end Of The @ Sa"
them.
MA n, .s catcher snGm h; a5n 5n bo"sn,
PLAYERS He has pitched. played third base and
nearly every other position. and has had major
league experience.
Lots of folks are saying McGraws men cannot
hit left handlers and that Waddell and Plank will
do dire things 20 them. They are worrying more
about 1t than the New Yorks who won't cross that
particular bridge till they come to It.
1--WE have pulled out more victories right at the
fnish than any team has ever done In the history
Of baseball" says Lays Cross; There isn't 4
assn % other s to@s sy ses, sna on
Looking over an old medical journal OF 1897
We md that "the outcurve Affects the y~cctoraliS
major coraoo -brachialis inhras teres minor
and uinar muscles" " II has affected stick work
in the same proportion no wonder batting has
fallen on.
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TO-DaY.s CARD ron GRAyEsEND.
Oceanylew HanaicaD. Ons Milo and q
Sixteenth, the Feature. ~

The Oceanview Handicap at n mile and n
sixteenth, Is the feature Of the Gravesend
card for to-day. with Cairngorm. Bedo,Hn.
Merry Lark. Oliver,. Cromwell. Coy Maid.
Uncas and Workman formidable. Burleigh
has top weight In the handicap for all ages.
at about six furlongs. with Hermitage. Aero
man, Gambling. Pathmaster and Caloora-
hatchee are among those named for the
steeplechase. In the third race. for two
year-olds, five and half furlongs. Cary.
the best. The fifth race is for two-year-
old flllies. ave, furlongs. with Killkare. Devil
tree Nnny NMary Morris Consistent % t,sn 9aia
all worthy OF consideration. In the last
race. for platers. at a mile and sixteenth.
Rohesia may be the factors. The entries
follow:
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Gymnasium work is given at Leland Stan
ford University in regularly arranged college
courses, and jiu-jitsu ls this year to be in
cluded in the physical training department
Of the curriculum.
Mr.. Katakura and Mr.. Zuzuki. Japanese
students In the university. have been ap-
pojnted jiu- jitsu instructors and will organize
classes In this art of defense and other sports
of their native country. especially. tumbling.
wrestling and general physlcal a dte,yselopmsnt.:.
Toxic. Katakura has been in Stanford a
year and ls an expert wrestler,
ba We had two wears Of gy,nnasttc training
and the class will meet In three sections. so
that ali may have the benefit Of personal
direction hy the Japanese instructors. New
appsratlis has been set up for use by the class
n Japanese gymnastics.
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After Dad" MOulton.

Two leading Eastern universities have
written during the summer to Dad MoMlton.
ofYers came from Yale two lettersl and Colum.
bia. Yale's second letter. received only a
i'm the first communication by considerable
amount.
Either offer, from Yale or Columbia, would
give the Western trainer an advance In salary.
but Moulton declares that he Ia perfectly
satisfied with his present position, and has
NO Intention OF leaving Stanford for any Other
college East or West.
Moulton ha. done fine work In handling
the athletes Of the California college. and In
a ouiet way he enjoys a hi "a reputation
throushout the coGntry among those who
80 - alEsGteD4 q atAlstaS tssnaes ,ssss.a
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Racing Dates for N. Y. Y. c. ao.Footers,

The regatta committee OF Inc New lork
Yacht Club has issued its announcement
- ,ha four days racing the club will hold
sor ono design aO-footcrS next week. The
races win be sa lied over ono of the Glen Cove
courses, about fifteen miles in length, which
viii be to windward or leeward and return,
il = possible. The warning signal each day
will be made at o'ciock: , aIe preparatTpbbs e1a Tbs
at asoes soo viii i be e sailed on September o. a. q
and % and the prizes. are cups 9nen'dw WY ny
,ars Rear Sommodorc Vanderbilt and former
Rear Commodore c. j.. F. Robinson.
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AUTOMOBILES
THIRD BIG LEAGUE PROJECTED.
Tebeau. watkins and Others Said to He
Behind the Move.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. l2-f the plans of
Manager George Tebesu. W. H. Watkins Of
Minneapolis and two or three other minor
league ma gnates do not miscarry there will
be q third big league In 1908, In which one.
and possibly two. of the big league teams
Is expected to form q part.
The plans. II is said here, have been foment-
ing for some time and are what might be called
the natural outgrowth of the long and bitter
fight made by some of these men against
the National Association Of Professional
Baseball Clubs.
The new, or rather proposed. association n
not In any sense intended to be used as a weapon
against the big leagues. nor will II fight them
unless forced to do SO. But it is organized.
first. for the purpose OF remedying certain
evils which II is alleged now exist. and second.
to give q few of the larger cities not now
getting major ball an article that will be the
equal OF that served anywhere.
As at present planned the cities included
In the circuit are Louisville. Columbus. Min
neapolis. and either Indianapolis. Toledo or
Cincinnati In the West. and Baltimore, WASH
ington and Brooklyn in the East, the fourth
CITY not having yet been determined on.
It Is difficult to obtain any sort of q positive
statement from the parties most directly
concerned.
was dlssat fled with the position she is hold
ing In the baseball world. At this time
Tebeau declines to talk bout the new league,
but contents himself with the statement that
Louisville and the American Association
will be found at the top OF the heap, whatever
that may mean.
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PHILADELPHIA "a. L.. 4; NEW YORK "a. L.. )
nj

PHILADELPHIA "a. L.. 4: NEW YORK "a. Ii, 5
YlRsr OAMk.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. ?.-Philadelphia and
New York broke even this afternoon. The
hrst game was a pitchers struggle between
Coakley and Chesbro. In which errors figured
largely. In the. second game the Philadel-
phans looked like a easy winner winners up to the
bases OH balls and hit a batsman. The Wis
itors followed this up with three singles and
Il double, scoring six runs. In the second
inning Orth was hit safely Ave times right
Off the reel. three runs resulting. lie was
succeeded by Puttmanns who shut the locals
out up to the ninth when a double by Lord
and a single by Davis gave them run. The
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ron ASTOR AND WALTERS CUPS.
Races 10 be Sailed or Newport To-day
and Tom Orr0w.

8The annual yacht races for the Astor cups
will he sailed to-day on Newport and to-mor-
row there will be similar contests for cups
offered by vice-Commodore Henry Walters
These cups were to have been sailed for dur
ing the cruise. but a northeast storm upset
all the plans OF the yachtsmen and new dates
and new conditions had to be made. These
races are for yachts In racing trim and they
will practically represent the championships
OF the year for schooners and sloops. The
yachts are to be started each day OF Brentohs
Reef LIghtship and the regatta committee
which will be OH board Commodore Bournes
steam yacht Colonia will give the course
shortly before the warning signal Is made.
There are two courses of Newport. each 3s
miles In length The first is TO a mark on
Block Island then to West Island and home
then to the Hen and Chickens lightship and
home.
The entries with owners. racing length and
oil vINtra fall
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L., Z: p ILADKLPHIA a. L.. -
SECOND 0AAI

TOtaIS.....@ II u II
'Batted for Dygert In the ninth inning.
New York ...,..........O o 0 q o Il o.
Phiiadephia ..........O 5 0 0 . o . -
First base on New York. 2. Len on
bals-On orth. j: on Putnam. q on Dygert. q
Struck out, By pnt.mann, :: by DyEeT.. I" Two
nee hit-Hahn, Stolen base-Davts. Double play
Hahn and Williams; Hit by pi,eheI-By Py1ert
hour and IS minutes. Attendance ssi
DETROIT, 4: CLEVELAND. 3.
DETROIT. Sept. lin . hard fought game TO-.
day the home team won out In the last Inning.
The
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oKLyN, 8; SRw YoRk.tS. L.. 5. SECOND GAM.


First base on crrors-New York. 1: Brooklyn.l.
Left on bases.New York: Q: Brooklyn. !; First
lon. s. Struck out by Taylor, i; by Scanlon;, !.
Home Sheckard. Three base hits-Donlin.
Lumley. Two base hit-Lewis. Sacrifice hlts-
Taylor. sheckard. stolen bases Mertes l2.
Double play--Gessler and Lewis. Wild pitch
Wiltse Passed bsll-Bresnahan. Umpire-ODay.
Time-i hour and 45 minutes. Aucndance-s,000.
yrrrsBuRo. I: ST. LOUIS IN. L.. 2-rIRsr GAME.
ST. LOUIS Sept. i2.-The Cardinals broke even
in the double header with Pittsburg to day. drop
ping the first to the Pirates 2 to and taking the
second to /. Arndts stea, home In the last Inning
Of the second with two down gave the Cardinals
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"'sney McGovern Quits In . Fight NJ
phlIadelDhia,

hIusshey McGovcrn was compelled to quit
th,. .h s8 round bout with Frank Carsey OF
An AZ ifc National A, C.. Philadelphia.
.,ma,ssday night. McGovern refused TO
ssruss" ssr"e +, a, ~ he nth round, giving a. an
~ me time the mill ended Carsey had all
k dSAer o. the 60. He might hsye won
- H3S,ys S,.s faahion had the bout lasted the
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lOtdIs'',..S - - VI
sBatted for Olrnstead In the seventh inning.

'Batted for olmstead In the seventh inning.
Jersey City. ..,',.'...."'o 9aSSS 80,
First base by erron-Newark. I: jersey City, I.
Left on bases-Newark 9: jersey CITY. s. First
MoTiarity. T. Struck out--By oimstead. ]: 81 Mack,
bX NSIarI!y Two 6s's s,a 5HXsndee III.
Ter. Gatins, Stolen bases-Cookman Gatlns,
Clement. Double pays--Cassdy and olmstead
Olmstcad, Woods and Cassidy: oHagan (unsssistedl
and Conway, Time hours.
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Two base hite-Hoelsketter ~: Beckley; BIsIn
hits~Beaumont. Lynch. Double plays-.wagner
Ritehey and Howard HcWard d., an and l., 5r.n
BY Mcfarland, 8. Wpd pitch Lynch. First
base on bal!s-on Mcfarland !; OF Lynch J.
on bases-St louis o: Pittsburg. q. Umpire
Emslie. Time hour and "a minutes. Attend
ance-300Q
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Totals ...,9 "A - b
'Batted for MCGUIRE In the ninth Inning. tbated
for Chcsbro In the ninth inning.
New YORK .,'.,,,.,.,"o ! % g %
2. Left observation-disclosures, I: New York. !.
First base on balls--Of Coakley, a.. Struck out
BY Coakley, 2: by CheSbro, l. Sacrifice hits
Seybod l2) N Cross Douvherty, Williams. Double
plays--Murphy and Davis: Seybold. CoaEley and
Davis. Cmpres Sheridan and Mccarthy. Time
| hour and Sc minutes.
xHw YORK a. L.. Z: ILADKLPHIA "a. L.. a.
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r.vor,,e, win at Nazareth.

NA,AnHrH, Pa, Sept. R.-The half mile TRACK
of the Nazareth Fair ASSOCIATION M ,Snc ~as sI nj. .sr
nnopn rbe three events brought out small ncns
and iayorl,cs won in straight heats without much
efyort. summary:
2s0 class; trottlng: purss $3.50: +,
Nu,boy. b. G.. by Nutplne tPayne)'.' ! !
Dewitt! b. smith, ,,.cc; ;.'.'.......,,,s
PELICAN. b. &. me rklc). ;.....''.''''''''''.'s q
Miss Ida b. m. t!ohnsonl .,''''''''''f's 4
AA'e TIme-22iL. 23oA. 222,
$50 class; pacing purse $3.50! 4,
Wonder, ok, mi II oy 1srH hrH n'on
Gednsy King, b. e !S,ls s'"'''''''..'.'.....,s dis
bsI bo,vSrr %fsss; scy. blk " Jesse case, dis
ro"'e' '' TimcG?;2ois. 2i7,,. 222h
o,,.sn Rsss h. m, by fSiIiy Wilkes tLeary)"".i
Grace H.. b. m. tE. Clarke,' e,'.'''''''.'-.'''''''a
Ruils. Sr & tCasei a eai,nsnr;.:o;n,.,,..........s
oissa SUE 90; A s1as 'I: * -.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New YOrks Lose Close Game. Then De-
feat the leaders-Detr0its Vlctors.

After dropping the first game in Phia-
delphis yesterday the New York Americans
braced ZIP and captured one game Of the
series. falling on .Mack's new pitcher. Dygert.
the man who beat them in New Orleans.
tooth and nail. The Detroits noaed out the
Clevelands. On account OF rain there were
no games in Boston aud Chicago. The results:
Philadelphia, 4: New York. 3-F1rst game.
Now York, Z: PHILADELPHIA 4-Seo0nd game
Detroit, &; Cleveland, D.
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lsRr CITY. I: NEWARK. 4-sEcoNp oAME.

First base on errors-Jerscy City. !: Newark, !.
base on bsln-oG q L!ndermsn, z struck ou,n,By ,,y
Clement, ps,iee. hcan. cassidy, Foster. sscrince
hits -Keister (?), Swander. Stolen beses-Clement.
Dean Double play-Connors and Cockman. Hit by
pItcher-By Linderman. 4: by Hesterfer. 1. Um:
pires-Conway and Moran. nme--i hour aud
Is minutes. Auendance-l.i00
AT BUFFALO.
Buffalo. ,,......o 9 Q Q 60 90 %
Toronto, ......,0 o o o Ii
Battcrtes--Jones. McManus and McAlllster: Cur.
rie and TAFT.
AT BALTIMORE.
Providence. 80 o o 0 Q %
Bsueries-surchell. Heame and Byers: Nops
and Jacklitsch.
Montreal; Mont ,,,.,.,.aa SSSdsS GG-ssiS !
Battenes-Leroy and RAub: Faulkner and Nc.
Cabe. -
Rochester. .,..,...l o 0-.s
Batteries Clancy and Raub: Schl,tzer and Steel.
man.
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Cricket.

But three more Saturdays remain in which
to bring to q conclusion the champion ship
series Of the New York Cricket Association.
Paterson. with a percentage Of .s4e. heads
the figures, with Columbia Oval a very close
second with SIS. The records:
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Paterson and Columbia Oval played one tie
Manhattan forfeited one game 70 o. N. +. and
one TO the West indiana: Newark forfeited one
10 the West indians.
.Seres concluded.
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1.-TWO out when winning run was scored.
Detroit observation-disclosures o Q o Q Q o -
Cleveland. d..........,....0 o o o 0--3
Two base hi.S-Crawford. Stovall. Turner. Sac
rince hits-Warner. Bradley. Stolen bases .-Craw
ford. Coughlin, Cobb. First base on balls-on
BY Kilian, I. Loft on bases-Detroit. Q; Cleveland.
10. Struck out-By joss. s. Double playmacArr.
Turner and Carr. Umpire-O Loughlin. Time
hour and 10 minutes. Attendance-l.lOO.
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Totals -! 7'25 ~ IT TOTALS D,..S IT II IS I
zone out when winning run was made.
New YORK. ..........i IS
First base on error Brooklyn, Left on bases
New York. IL: Brooklyn. T. First base on balls
on Mathewson, ?; OF Mcintyre. L.. Struck out-By
Mathewson. z: by Mcintyre, s. Home run! !.um
ley. Two base hits-Devlin, Donlin. Lewis. Lum-
Double Mathewson. Bresna nahan and McGann.
HIT by p,tcher-By Mcintyre, 2. Cmpire-O'Day.
Tme-l hour and IS minutes.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE cLuRs.


NEWARK. 5: JKRsRY CITY. 2-FIRsr oAMk.
The last intercity series between jersey City and
Newark closed with yesterday's double header AZ
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Totals 81 7 IT IL w 1oAs - Sn ~
two out when winning run Was scored
a. Louis .............,.0 o Ia
Titsbure. ....,.,,,.,,.... o o o 0 / o-i
Sacrince hit--Grady. Double play-wagner and
Howard. Stolen bases-Smoot, WAGNER. Howard.
Arndt. Hit by pitcher-By Philippe. 1. First
base on bsils-on Taylor. 4: on philllPpcs. Struck
ST. Lous, i: Pittsburx. 3. Gmpire-Emsle. Time
II hour and "a minutes.
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At Paterson-F1rst game-Kin gston, s: Pater-
son. .. Second gsmeaKinT =. Paterson, j.. ..
PouehkcepMe, 3. Second game-NewburGh. o.
Poug hkeepsie, 0, hve innings.
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vile. s. second EAme-M phis, Q; Nashville. 3.
AZ ChattanooEa-Fps game-Shreveport. 3;
Atl.nu, 1. Second same-shrevepors. Q; A.
bI@,qsssn,SE,.n,ass:n,;EsE 7; S. EsE 9nsssas Ra:s s
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Grand circuit Races Post pened.

SYRACUSE, Sept. i2.-The Grand Circuit
races were postponed until tomorrow or
account OF wet track.
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Good starr: won driving; Samuel H. Harris b. c.,
10y ~ Walter llndula: owned by p. H. sullivan:
Haned by F.. j. Carroll.
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The entries with owners, racing length and
allo wances are a. follows.

THESE were al tHb, eHtrIes IHHI WSIe Ie
ceived at the town, house. but yachtsmen
port station to make entries and 1t 10 possible
that there will be more boats to tax take part Rsrs
may be Charles Smlthers's Muriel and John
d. Richmond's Valmore. The Aurel rates
at Is and will get an allowance from % IN, the
more rates at 81. so and her allo ance will be
~ minutes Q seconds. These allowances
are figured from the Elmns because the GER
In the race for single masted vessels there
probably will be entered n. F. I.ippltt's Westa-
moe and Trenor L. Parks Mimosa III. The
Weetamoe rates at 81 SO and her allowance
will be - minutes 81 seconds The Miinosa
III rates at 30.9l and her allowance VIII be
/ hour 80 minutes seconds.
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American Association.

Al Minnea pol,s-Flrst game--St. Paul, 7: Mime
spons, ., Second -M,nnea polls. I: 81. Paul o.
Az Columbus-First game me-Columbus. 81 Indian
ApoNs, .. Second game-Indianapoiis. I: Colum-
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Baseball To-day, . so p. u. American League
PARK n Y. Americans W. Washington. n.-Aas.
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Games Scheduled for To-da,

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
wsshing ngton In New York: Boston In Philadelphia;
Cleveland In Detroit; st. Louis In Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York In Brooklyn; Philadelphia In Boston.
HAsTHlN LIA0Un
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s,.:ss s;;ss.; a;;,s.sssss. y;:s,sss;. ~
The Topeka state journal., 1905-10-13
Crosby
Bros.

ford. Their touring car collided with
express train and her little son,
about six years old, was killed in
stantly.
Mrs. willis A. Coston and her
daughters, Misses CoTinne and Rachel
.COstOn, who recently came to Topeka
from Fort Scott to reside permanently.
and who have been. guests of DR.. and
Mrs. c. B. Reed, are at home at the
Wiggin apartment house, 827 Tyler
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Snyder, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Gavitt and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Padgett left today for a motoring
trip to LeavenWOrth and Kansas City.
Miss Lucy Taft Dougherty of kan
sas City is expected tomorrow to visit
Mrs. Ward Silver over Sunday.
AGr. and Mrs. W. r. Hazen have re-
turned from BartIesville, l.. T. where
they were guests of their daughter,
Mrs. Roy S. Benner.
DR.. and Mrs. Otis Johnston and
their son Eugene Of Quincy, Ill, and
Mrs. Ella Davis of St. Louis, Mo, are
visiting Mrs. n. H. Reed.
Miss Mary Lal1in is expected home
tomorrow from a visit to Mrs. John H.
Davies in Atchison.
Miss LOttie AtchisOn went to Lesv-
enworth today to spend few days.
Mrs. L. B. McClintock and her sis
ter, Mrs Watson of Chicago, have re-
turned from a visit to Usage City.
Mrs. A. N. Taylor is seriously i'll at
the home of her niece, Mrs. Charles
Lewis on Clay street.
Mrs. A. A. Hayes has returned from
visit to Lincoln, Neb.
MI Carl Penny and Mr.. Victor
Bogue are now Delta O1nfcron sOKni-
cron pledges.
Mrs. Edwin Knowles has returned
from a visit to Sabetha.
Mrs. c. .. Philly and her children
The Topeka state journal., 1905-10-13
Notes and Personal AFention.


Mrs. J. Harper Baird of Atlanta.
"a IS expected tonight for a visit to
Mrs Frank Lewis
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack SchwitzgabeI of
Kansas City viii leave Sunday for a
permanent residence in st. Louis. Mrs.
o9S5li,Wltzgabel was formerly Miss Betty
OIdhan of Kansas City and has fire.
quently visited in Topeka.
Mrs. George L. Bates is dangerously
IA at the home of her son, Mr.. Walter
L. Bates, in Auburndaie.
Mrs Lee Monroe has returned from
tne meeting Of the Third district fed
eI4lion OF women's clubs at Winfield.
MISS Caroline Morton of Farn1ville.
VA is the guest of her sister, Mrs
H9gh McPhee, 1923 Harrison street.
MI frank Ryan was called to
11edNenWorth yesterday on account of
[Ie NE death of his sister, Mrs Frank
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Dolan are in. Hot
9PIlhss. Ark, and will return to To-
peka next week
Mrs. Asa Baldwin Of Olddelds New.
Is expected tomorrow to spend a month
Win ner daughter, Mrs. Burton Nudge.
Mrs. Dan Cain is expected home to-
Isaa.l oW from Chicago where she has
Mr and Mrs. Clement Smith will 20
day ~ p7iau . I'M
Proper forms engraved or printed
weuolng invitations, announcements
etc Adams Brothers.
W ord was received in Topeka tl1is
morning or the death at her home in
- zz1s7IlIofo, Conn, yesterday Of Mrs. G.
" CoWles, formerly Of Abilene, who
ll-o many acquaintance in Topeka and
slseWnere in the state Mrs (snugIas
tecefved fatal injuries in an a1IfoT7r,-
DAas accident a few days ago ae Hart@
The Topeka state journal., 1905-10-13

New York, Oct. 1s-BUTTER-8far
easy. Street price: Extra creamery, ziit0
217sc. Onicial pricsss Creamery coaaFnon
to extra, 165z421c western imitation cream
cry extras 1S5z419c; western initiation
creamery. irsts, 17d18c.
EGGS-Market duh western, extra
firsts. 22023c; do. firsts, &c.
POULTRY-Alfve poultry steady. West
srn chickens, 14es fowls. 16cs turkeys. 1Ag.
. dressed poultry weak. western elsselEsllz,