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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-06
DANNY MAYER REBuKxn.
Whips a Horse at Newmarket aud io
 Cautioned.

London. July 6.-Danny Naher was called before the stewards at Newmarket Wednesday and severely reprimanded for unnecessarily vhip- ping his mount, St Faustino, dur1ne the running of the stretchvorth Plate.
 Maher was cautioned by the stew ards that repetition of the ofRenoo would result in the withdrawal of his license. This is the first time he has been in trouble with the stew ards.
 St Fsustino finished second, three lengths behind River. who vas riA- den by Madden. The stewards in the stand were Colonel Baird and Lord Durham.
 On more than one occasion beforo be left America Maher gave a simf- lar display of his temper, for which he was fined and reprimsnded. Al Aqueduct some years ago he beat c 2-vear-old in a frightful manner.
 Another case was at BriGhtc1 Beach. Maher had ridden five via ners. and in the closing race had the mount on Debride. a hot favorite. When Debrfde showed that he vas not capable of winning and makinE a clean sweep of victories for his ri6- CT. Maher gave him terrible be4f-. ing. for which he was fined ezoo an1' severely reprimsnded.
 After being left at the post vfth Bsnsstsr for the Suburban Of 1883. Maher whipped the horse co severoIY that he vas suspended intefnitolY by his employer. the late ". IL Clark
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-06

by John Hall; Arrow second, Bed. worth H. third; Julia Marlowe fourth; U. c. E.. Little J. and Star Wilkes al so started. Best time, 2:16 1-4.
 2:13 class, pace; purse $400--Won by Nancy Allen; Mary Del second; Long John third: Golden Rod fourth; Single D. also started. Best time, 2:18.
 2:21 class trot, purse S400-Won by Zack; Sarah Hamlln second; Jim Bayard third; Sunny Jim fourth. Sir Electroid, Judge Mckinney, and Mon- tana Guard also started. Best time, 2:21 1-4.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-06
CuRAN GIANTS WON.

South Manchester. July s.-The Cuban x Giants. a team composed of six Cubans and three negroes, defest- ed Manchester yesterday. to 3. Clarence AspinaIl. local boy. pitch ed for the Msnchesters. and although he would have been able to get away with teams like Rockville. Bristol or wiilimantie. he had smother proposi- ton fn the Giants and vas hit hard Next Tuesday the original Cuban Giants will be here for a game with sanc1e<ter-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-06
EAsTERN LEAGUE STANDING.

South Atlantic league-Jackson- vile 0. Columbia o (ten innings) {; Charleston O, Augusta 8; Macon 4, Savannah 2.
 New England league-Lynn 3, Worcester O: Haverhill z, Lawrence 3; New Bedford II. Fall River S; Lowell 10. Manchester 4. New York State league-Albany 4, A. J. & c. B; Troy 2. Utica g.; Binghamton O. Scranton Il; Syracuse B, Wilkesbarre 4.
 American associatior-Minneapo- lis [, St Paul 6; Columbus 6, Indian apolis O; Kansas City S. Milwaukee 8; Toledo. game postponed, rain.
 Hudson River league-Paterson O, Hudson 9; game forfeited.
 Southern league-Little Rock 8. Memphis |: Shreveport 6. New Or leans s: Montgomery {, Nashville 8; Birmingham 6. Atlanta 2.
 Western league-Omaha 10. Des Moines 2: Sioux City {, Lincoln 3; Pueblo 8. Denver 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-06
On Lake Erie Clrcuit.

Oiean. \ .Y-. July GA small crowd attended the second days races of the Lake Erie circuit here yesterday. Summaries
 2.3o pace. purse s4oo-Dick Russell won In straight heats. Time 222 1-2. 222fl. 215. Miss Cruttendeck sec cnd: Magic Prince. third.
 2:1s trnt. purse s4oo-Kapolna won last three heats and race. Time 2:is5-4. 21s l-2. 221 1-2 First three heats were split. Time. 2.1s f-2. 21T1-2. PIG 34. Little Bride got sec ond money. George M. third and Lil- lsn 6. fourth
 2:1s pace. purse sfno-Nafor Brino wnn last three heats snd race Time. 2IT3-4. 22f 1-2. 2:151-2 First three heats split. lime. 2.15 i-2. 2:14 34. 2:isf4. Gifchie Msnsto won second no1ey. Hsl Patron third and Maud N fourth
 2ds pace. purse s4oe-Ben r. won in strnikhf heats Time. 2.1S 2.fs f-2. fsn Rysdeck second and Queen of epades third
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-06

Two base hit. Beaumont Sacrifice hit. Phoenix. Stolen bases, O'Dell. Bertwhistle. Treat. First base on balls. of Treat 6. off Murphy ,. Struck out. by Treat 1. by Murphy 2. Double play, o'Deli 10 0'Rourke. ST. Left on bases, Waterbury 10. Bridgeport 5. First base on errors. Bridgeport 2. Time, i:I0. Empires, Cornen and voorhees.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-06

and twirled fine ball. He was loose- ly supported, his mates lacking in
 headwork. Tuckey kept himself at
 safe distance from danger and was
 slammed in but one inning. The
 score. RHE. New Haven 100000 3-6 8 2 Springfield. 2000 0 0 0 o 0-2 5 4 Batteries-Tuckey and Jope; {; Bowler, Frill and Robarge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-06
Totals
BRIDGEPORT

Two-hsse hits. Bertvhis,le. Ladd
 O-Rourke. Sr. Rice. three-hase hits. OHaxzn- Castle. sacrifice hits. Me Cabe- Thacksrs- Rice. stolen hase- Niches. ersf base on ban. o1 Rozers |. nf Corne1 4- sfrurk our. by Rogers 2 hy corren T. hif hy pitcher. Roz<rs: past bsiI< Thsckars. Beaumont: viid
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-06
RHE.
HARTFORD LOST.

New London. July 6--New Lon don defeated Hartford. to 2. in an interesting game here yesterday. Mclaughlin and Wilson vere in good form. but toward the end of the game both were hit more frequently. New London pulled out of several holes by fine fielding O-Rourke won the game in the eighth with a tro base hit which sent Finn home. The score:
 R.H-E. New London I10eee0a.1s s , Hartford .. 1000oo-z $ . Bstteries-NcLauzhlin and Con- noly, Wilson and KritcheL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-06
RHE
pRIyEN FROM BOX.

Springfield. July s.-Loose play ing by the locals Iost the game i'd New Haven yesterday. 2 fo a. Bowl. CT. ia the box for Springfield. lasted one-third of sn inning tvo doables
 a single and a sacrifice eendinG him to the bench Frill took Q the vork
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-06
P.vorise. Cot Four Event..

CINCINNATI. July 6. - Favorites won four of the seven events at La- tonia. Cotton. the favorite, won the handicap at a mile from The Minks by a length. Envoy finished third. four lengths back
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-06

Keun>dy-s Lsxafi~e Haney ap1 1nf i. tfe original lsxstfve coueh sYTuv snd combines tie q1sisrfes nerenn4lT fo relieve fhe eoueh snd purge e syx<eu cf cci1- Corfafns e ev111I1
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-06
straIeht Heats at Geneya.

Geneva. Y. r.. July 8.-vicories in straight heats were the order yester- day at Geneva's races. The track was rather slow. Summarizes
 o.fn -ot-- ruroa S4O0
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-06
Fsvcrfses An Beaten

Enirz. V. Y--1uly 6-The third day of fhe Central New York racing be<ne keld fr fks= cify wss successfui A lsrrp crord sffe1sded and the fs- <er11rs Iop7 id e1rA ereut 4unnarys-
 33 cinss. pec<; pure 500 -woa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-06

no ro1 Hke 10 s-e sn attractive siEuf Insf's the kind Neil&r painfs at s43 Rank streel
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-06
THE SPORTING NEWS.

pitch, Roegrs; first base on errors. Waterbury l, Bridgeport |; left on bases. Waterbury [, Bridgeport 6: time, 1:45; umpire, Curley.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-06
OConnor; siever and Schmidt.

Eastern league-Buffalo 3, Toron- to 2; second game, Buffalo 5, Toron- to 4; Jersey City 2, Baltimore |; Providence 3. Newark 1; Montreal 8, Rochester 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-06
CONN LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NAliONAL LEA1OE.
 At New York Boston ............o o o 0 O o 0 0-0 New York ...0 0 0 0 0 00 0 l. l Hits Boston, 5; New York. '. Errors. Boston, 0; New York, O. Batteries-Pfeffer and O Neil; Mathewson and Bowerman. At Brooklyn
 Philadelphia .....4 Q 0 Q Q o-s Brooklyn ..3 3 0 0 0 1 o 0 l. Hits-Phi.adelphia, g; Brooklyn, s. Er. ror5-Phfladelphia, O. Brooklyn, l. Bat teries-Ritchie. Pittinger and Dooin; Scan- lon and Bergen.
 At Pittsburg-
 Chicago ........1o DO 5 o O. Pittsburg .......2 0 0 0 o 0 o O. Hits-Chicago. s: Pittsburg. 1. Errors Chicago, 2; Pttsburg, 3. Batteries-Reul- bach and King; Leever and Phelps.
 At St. Louis
 Cincinnati .. 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 o O. St. Louis ..2 o 0 O O 0 1 '-4 Hits-Cincinnat 5; St. Louis, 2. Errors Cincinnati, 2; St. Louis, 1. Batteries Wicker and Livingston; Evans and Mo- Carthv
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-06
ONLY TWO HIT.

Norwich. July 6.-McCormack and Massey got all the hits for HoI- yoke yesterday and Norwich won. 5 to 2. Hodge weakened in the sev- enths inning and two passes. two singles and double gave the locals four runs after two were out. The score:
 R.H.E. Norwich 1oO0o04o.-sT a Holyoke 010010O00- s g Batteries-stevens and Bridges: Hodge and Baerwald.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
CORINTHIANS ANNEX
FIRST FOOTBALL GAME
CRACK BRITISH ASSOCIATION
TEAM WINS
Defeats Montreal Representatives in
Match Played Friday Last-WiIl
Meet Americans at New York and
Philadelphia

The, London Corinthian association
football team lost no time after arriv-
ing in Montreal last Friday in COM
mencing operation. On Saturday last
before a crowd of 5000 they played a
picked team of Montreal players, and
while they won, found the Canadians
much stronger than had been expected.
The home team scored first amid
great enthusiasm. but the steady play
of the visitors. who are a sturdy lot,
began to tell and they finally wore
down the Montreal team, winning by
6 goals to 2.
Harris scored four goals and Vassan
two for Corinthians.
Great interest is being manifested at
both New York and Philadelphia in
the forthcoming visit of the Corinth-
ians in both cities. Test matches are
being played in order to secure the
very best men to oppose the visitors.
The association game has made great
strides in the east since the visit of
the Pilgrims last year. and there are
quite a large number Of clubs being
organized for this fall. A league com-
petitor Is also suggested.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18

after Ryan had gone down twice for
nine and then banging the floor as
Jim Jared his head with right up
percut Burns glanced at the gasp
ing lad as he lay on his stomach and,
without waiting to toll off the seconds,
awarded the bout to Tremble. The
best that can be said Of Ryan is that
he was game.
Kid Webster was awarded the deci-
sion over Mcdonald at the close of
six rounds. Webster started In like
a whlrlwind, but tired as Mcdonald
withstood his widest efforts. McDon-
aid, however, was not inclined TO mix
and what swings he let drive failed to
land
The hippodrome performance of the
evening occurred between young
Lauder and Jim Horne, Lauder taking
a six-round decision.
The crowd was puzzled as to whether
they should hiss or accept the affair
good naturedly. Horne's style was OF
the peek-a-boo sort and taxed
Ladders patience to the utmost The
latter was willing to fight, but Horne
would not come out with the exception
of rare instances, when he let fly with
an uppercut, which missed Lauder by
several feet.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
OXEN END BALLOON FLIGHT
Anchor Catches in Yoke and They
Drag Two Darius Greens
Through Brush Lot
Special IN The Herald

InTOu9V DTuoU EV
Special IN The Herald.
PORT JBRVIS, N. Y, Aug. 1.-TWO
young Darius Greens of Fremont Cen
ter, after one experience in balloon
making and sailing, are satisfied to fol
low the plow and do the chores abou'
the farm hereafter.
James Gabler and Hugo Gebhardt
have read about the Aero clubs heroes
and have witnessed balloon ascensions
at Middetown. They bought canvas
and made 1t into a big bag, and, not
having a wicker basket, used two meal
sacks instead. For an anchor they tied
a drag hook to a long rope.
All the work was done in secret, and
it was not until Saturday, the day set
for the ascension, that the neighbors
knew what a treat was in store for
them.
The country round about was aston
ished to see the balloon rise from Geb-
ler's lot, 400 feet in the air. Then II
floated along to the delight of the anna
teur aeronauts and to the wonder and
surprise of those who hurried to the
scene.
Unfortunately the drag hook caught
in the yoke of a pair of steers in an
adjoining lot and the frightened ami
mails ran away. They broke through a
fence and dragged the balloon through
brush lot The balloonists lost nearly
all their clothes and much of their
cuticle before the steers ran into a
tree and came to a standstill
AS is usual with aeronauts, Gabler
and Gebhart announce that the ascen-
sion was a success, though they will
not try to repeat it.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
BEGIN WORK ON
LARGE ARENA
NELSON At LAST SECURES
QUARTERS
Bet Which Was to Decide Whether
Referee Shall Touch Men Is
Decided In Nelson's
Favor
By Associated Press,

BY Associated Press.
GOLDFIELD. Aug. 17.-Constructior
work on the big arena for the fight was
commenced this morning. Its estimated
cost Is $4,000. II will have a seating
capacity as follows:
one thousand four hundred and forty
eight S25 seats, 1000 $40, 2424 $40 and 1912
S.. The contract for its erection called
for completion by September l. Each
days delay after entails a $1,000 forfeit
for the contractors.
Nelson has finally secured training
quarters in Ladies' Aid hall, one block
off Main street, in the center of the
city. He and Nolan will occupy a FIVE
room cottage nearby.
Bob Lundy, who will box ten rounds
with Clifford on Labor day for $1,000,
will arrive from Seattle today. He will
act as sparring partner to Nelson on
alternate day with Clifford.
The bet between Cans and Nelson of
$10O that Jack McGuigan did not lay
hands on either contestant during the
McGovern-N Nelson contest in Philadel-
phia has been decided in favor of Nell
son. 1t will therefore be incorporated
in the articles that the referee for the
Labor day contest shall not touch either
Cans or Nelson in the breaks"
Nelson and Nolan were entertained
at dinner last evening by several mem
bers of the Athletic club. The Dane de-
clares he is enjoying life to its fullest.
An automobile has been placed at his
disposal and every evening now he
takes a long ride in the moonlight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cans did some enter
tanning on their own account at their
hotel in Columbia last evening. Mrs.
Cans, who is exceptionally well edu-
Gated, surprised everybody by her abil-
ity as a musician. Cans himself sang
several ragtime airs. to the great de-
light of his audience.
Cans weighed 1876 pounds on weigh
ing in this evening. He declares he
can make the weight in twenty-four
hours If necessary. Nelson's weight is
a trihe under 1876. Nolan made the
following statement regarding Siler
this evening:
"The selection is perfectly salts
factory to me. George Siler is one of
the most capable referees in the coun-
try. When he steps into the ring it
means fair play and no favor for either
contestant
A bet of $4,000 on Nelson was made
by Dick Colburn, a prominent mining
operator here tonight. l.. M. Sullivan
took the Cans end of the bet. One
thousand five hundred dollars was bet
at even money and the remaining $350O
at odds of 10 to 9.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
rEAMs DIVIDE HoNoRs

BY Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 17.-Cleve-
land and Philadelphia divided honors
today. The visitors won the first game
by punching hits, and Coakleys eff
fective pitching won for the locals in
the second. Scores:
First game:
Cleveland, 6; hits. 10: errors, 1.
Philadelphia, 4; hits, 6; errors, 0.
Batteries Moore Rhoades and Be-
mis-; Coombs and Powers.
Second game:
Cleveland, q; hits. q: errors. 2.
Philadelphia, 4; hits, s.; errors, l.
Batteries-Hcss and Buelow; Coakley
and Powers.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
FRESNO
SCORE BY INNINGS

Totals ....35 8 "a IL 3
sDashwood batted for Hall in ninth.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
SPLIT EVEN IN DOUBLE HEADER


CINCINNATI. Aug. 17-Cincinnati
and Philadelphia split even in the
double-header here this afternoon. In
the first game the visitors did all of
their scoring in the ninth. Cincinnati
had the bases full in the last half of
the ninth. Duggleby then struck out
the next three men, ending the game.
The second game was called at the be-
ginning of the ninth on account of
darkness the Philadelphians loudly
protesting against the decision. Scores:
First game:
Cincinnati, 2; hits. Z; errors, 1.
Philadelphia. 4; hits, 12; errors, ..
Batteres-Frazer and Schlei; Sparks,
Duggleby and Doom. Umpire-Emslie.
Second game:
Cincinnati .; hits. s; errors, 1.
Philadelphia, 1; hits, 4; errors, 0.
Batteries-Weimer and Schlei; Richie.
Duggleby and Donovan. Umpire-Ems-
lie.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
PROVE
ENDURANCE RACES
Contest for Roosevelt Cup Turn From
Sport to Hard
Work
i'y Associated Press.

sy Associated Press
MARBLEHEAD Mass, Aug. IT,
The Roosevelt cup trial races are rapid
~ becoming a question of endurance.
Six races I'm four days have turned
sport into something akin to hard work,
while not a few Of the shippers are
nearing the belief that the chances of
their boats being chosen are fading
with each race.
Realizing that the strain of hard
racing Is becoming greater each day
and also that the crowding at the line,
especially on starts to windward, placed
some of the faster yachts in unfor-
tunate positions, the regatta committee
intends TO begin the elimination process
after the two races today.
The Summatra, owned by Francis
Skinner of the Eastern Yacht club, and
the Vim, now owned by r.. l.. Parker Of
the New York Yacht club. divided the
honors I'm the seventh and eighth races
for the selection of three defenders for
the Roosevelt cup.
The Summatra won the first race a
triangular affair and scored for the
second time in the series.
The Vim won the second race of the
day. a three-mile windward and re-
turn affair.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
SURREY cRIcKETERS WcToRS
Defeat Champion Yorkshire Team a
Oval, London, by Nine
Wickets

AS baseball is to the American, so
cricket appeals to the Briton and the
great enthusiasm which prevailed at a
recent match between Yorkshire and
Surrey at the Oval. London, evidenced
the fact that a national pastime
shadows all other sports of the en-
pire.
After a hard struggle Surrey won a
most popular victory by nine wickets.
Great interest was manifested, as
Yorkshire has been a we'll nigh invin-
chile team, being commonly accepted
as champions of the country.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
FORMER ANGEL
LOSES CONTEST
WARREN HALL DEFEATED BY
SERAPHS
Randolph Twirls Fast Game and
Helps Win by slamning Out
a Two Bagger-The
Score
Los Angeles 2, Fresno 8

Warren Hall was at home yesterday
afternoon for the first time to his former
teammates and withal proved smil-
ing, hospitable host who deemed 1t his
duty to allow anything his guests ex-
pressed a desire to annex. He was the
central figure of the tea party, and
although at times the s. r. o. sign was
hung out Rusty never for a moment
showed evidences of impoliteness.
The big twirler wore broad smile
throughout the play, and whether his
guests were becoming hilarious or be-
having it was all one to Mike Fisher s
new slab artist. 1t did seem bit un-
kind of Bernard, Cravath and some of
the other old-timers to take liberties
with the man whom they have backed
in many a hard fought diamond battle,
but it had to be, and when the last
visitor presented his card Rusty
waved a good-natured farewell and
went over to enjoy the monologue
which Miuue had been rehearsing dur
ing the fray.
Randolph turned the trick for Meade
again and there is somewhat of a gem
erai sentiment that the torrid haired
boy may develop into rousing favor
ite. He let the Fresno crowd down with
six hits, and although two men secured
passes to first Dolph was at all times
master of the situation.
Despite the fact that Seraphic players
had an easy time winning out, the
game was a lively one, punctuated with
several protests at close decisions and
q prize rag-chewing contest between
Happy" Hogan and Judge Nagle. The
Judge had been sent from the coaching
line by Bull Perrine and Hogan en-
eeavored to further impress the fact
upon Nagle's mind.
I Nagle made various remarks reflect
ing upon the fielding proclivities of
Hogan. while the latter uttered wild
1argon, and by waving his hands
eincbed the argument.
=. Los Angeles took the lead in the first
Inning, when three hits, a sacrifice and
a wild throw netted two. Fresno also
Secured one of their three runs in the
first.
The second was the big affair and
four tallies cinched the game. Nc
Clelland was out, Delmas to Cart
wright. Mangerina beat out hot one
that got tangled between Halls legs.
Randolph showed a desire to boost HIM
self and slammed out a double to CEN
ter, Mangerina going to third. Hall
could not stand to see his old friend
Bernard facing him in angry fashion
and sent the fielder to first purposely
on four wide ones. Gochnauer had not
been in the family so long, and Rusty
decided that it would be but right to
fan the short stop out.
Mr.. Gochnauer lacked etiquette and
responded by singing over Casey, Man
gerina and Randolph scoring Bernard
and Gochnauer worked a double steal
Curtis scored on Cravath's long fly to
Mclaughlin. Gochnauer tailed when
Eyer beat out one, Egan to Cartwright.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
RESULTS AT LAToNIA
By Associated Press.

5y ASSOCldIeH PTeBS.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 17.-Six furlongs
Don Trent won, Hayward second,
Miss Kitty third. Time, 1:18 3-5.
Seven furlongs-Phiora won, Labor
second, Pirates Dance third Time,
1913 3-5.
Seven furlongs-Freebooter won.
Lady Henrietta second, Granada third.
Time, 1:31 3-5.
Handicap, steepleehase, short course
-Subador won, Dalesman second.
Weird third. Time, 3:09.
Mile and an eighth-Fonsoluca won,
Stroud second, Piller third. Time,
200 2-5.
Seven furlongs-Potter won, Optional
second. Frank Bill third. Time, 1872
One mile-Amberita won, Barkelmore
second. Lady Charade third. Time,
1:46 2-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE
EACH WINS ONE GAME

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. Washing
ton and st. Louis broke even today.
Hughes was effective at critical points
In the first game while Powell allowed
hits to be punched in two innings which
were enough for Washington to win
out In the second game l<itson's arm
gave out In the sixth inning, and he
had to retire, Falkenberg taking his
place and giving four straight bases on
balls. Patten relieved him before the
lrnipg was finished. Sensational plays
vert numerous In both games. Scores.
First game
Washington 3; hits, 3; errors, 2.
ST. Louis, 2: hits. 8; errors. 2.
Batteries-Hughes and Warner;
Powell and Spencer.
Second game.
Washington, 3; hits. IA; errors, 4.
st. Louis. 4; hits, s; errors, 0.
Batteries-Kitson, Falkenberg, Patten
and Wakefield; Howell and Hickey.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
DECLARE CONTEST OFF
By Associated Press.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Aug. 1.-THE
series of three bicycle races between
Iver Lawson and Frank Kramer at the
Salt Palace Saucer track for q purse
advertised as $2500 was declared off to-
night. Lawson, who won the first race.
refused to go on the track tonight.
He resented criticisms that have been
printed in the local newspapers and de-
clared that he would not be a party TO
any contest that was under suspicn of
being faxed"
The referee suspended Lawson under
the rules of the National Cycling asso-
cation. Kramer later rode an exhibi-
ton mile with Hardy Downing, in
which Kramer finished first In another
event for professionals Hardy Downing
lowered the worlds record for one mile
In competition from 1855 AS to 1856 2-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-18
NEARY WINS
FROM MEXICAN
SECOND STOPS FIGHT IN SEW
ENTH ROUND
After Being Beaten by the Milwaukee
Boy From Start of Battle
the Contest Is
Stopped
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Aug. 17.-Chas
Neary of Milwaukee defeated Aurelio
Herrera of Bakersfield, Cal, in the
seventh round of an eight-round bout
before the Badger Athletic club tonight.
Herrera's/ seconds threw up the
sponge after Neary had f1oored his man
in the first minute of the seventh round
when it was apparent the Mexican
could not rise to his feet before the
count of ten.
1t was Neary's fight from start to
finish The Mexican was f1oored five
times in the second round and was
saved from knockout by the bell.