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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-14
ERNE LOST
TO WEIGH

Young Erne Of Philadelphia was de-
feated last night at the National Ath-
letic club by Freddy welch OF England.
After making a good start in the opening
round. when he twice sent Welch's head
back with hard lefts on the mouth. Erne
tried 10 finish his man I'm the second
round. He hit up a very fast pace. but
Welch. easily got away from the Quak-
ers swings and uppercuts and jabbed
him repeatedly on the face.
The third was fiileG with furious mix
ups. during which Welch drew blood
from Erne's mouth and nose. In the
fourth ard fifth rounds. Welch had Erne
bewildered by his rapid work. and the
Englishman had all the better of the
work. Erne made many rushes, but
each time missed his man ny "A wide
margin. In the last round Erne cooled
down. but he could get in few blows.
In one Of the preliminaries Ike Brad
ley OF England was defeated by Tommy
Langdon Of this city.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-14

I BILE Jacobs Ladder" TO have reached II
at all and race as he might ne could
never have caught up with IL. The ball
took such wings that IL landed up against
breezing the wind for home plate just as
the boards OF the fence But what were
the Grays doing all the time. Simply
fast as legs could carry them
Thornell had an easy canter. but Har-
ley and Dunn made race OF II down
the pike and nearly overran each other
I'm the dash for the home. Selbach went
down To second and stopped there 10 sec
the boys cutting IL for home and the fun
for him was so great that he fairly dane
ed with glee. The crowd could not wait
for him 10 come I'm from there but went
out 20 meet him and grasping his hands
or any portion Of his body that was left
exposed that congratulated him and
cheered him until they were hoarse. They
patted him on the back and wanted TO
carry him on their shoulders. Finally
Candy Lachance came 10 his rescue and
he ran for the club house All hail the
mighty Selbach.
Poole was slated for the slab and for
five innings he delivered the goods I'm
very satisfactory manner He had some
trouble I'm the NTH. when the visitors tied
up the game AT all and IL was due TO n
bad arm that Manager Dunn decided 10
send In McCloskey for the remainder OF
the game. The new recruit pitched
fairly good game up 10 the 10th, when
single followed by a S-crlhce, transfer
and another single gave the visitors two
runs and the lead az 10 2
The Grays scored first I'm the third inn
ing Rock walked. took second on Bar
tons sacrifice third on Poole's out at
first and home on Poland's hit down the
first base line.
Baltimore "evened all' in the NTH.
when Byersreached first on Hearne's
put out between second and third stNe
second and scored on Burchells single TO
centre.
The visitors took the lead IN the sew
enth. Mowrey hit safely down past third
and went TO second on sacrifice by
Byers He tailed when Jennings hit
safely 70 left The score was placed on
an even basis by the locals in their half
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-14
READv|LLE RACES
ARE ANNOUNCED

The New England trotting horse breed
ers have announced the program for the
nVe days OF grand circuit racing at the
Readville track August 20-A. Al lof the
events except the Futurity races will be
ecu uhdet the new Readvine plan.
August 20-Sf500 the Blue Hill 2:8C
class, trotting. closed 1920. 2.ls class
pacing. open; 5000. American Horse
Breeders futurity. 2-year- olds. closed
August 2l 5000. the Norfolk. 2.0S class
pacing, closed: Sl2OO, 2.l2 class. trotting
open; $5Op0 American Horse Breeders
futuritN 3-year-olds. closed
August 22-Si5Oo. the PonkRpoag, 2.lC
class, trotting. closed, $500 2.l6 class
trotting. open. 5000. the American Horse
Breeders futurity 3-year-olds closed.
August $1,000. the Massachusetts 2i4
class, trotting, closed; $1,000 the Read
vile. 2.0S class, trotting. closed; $500 2l2
class. pacing closed
August "a 5000. the Neponset 2.06 class
pacing. closed $500. the 2iS class. trot-
ting open $500, 2.O2 class. pacing open
AllQo, ee-for-all trotting open
Entrance per cent. nothing from win.
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The best race OF the day at Rockingham
park yesterday afternoon was the 81 900
North shore for 2-year-olds. and the
event brought 10 the barrier big field
that was one OF the closest OF the entire
meeting. The winner turned up in that
promising 2-year-old Killochan. whose
career at the track since his first start
In the opening has been OF the well-nign
invincible variety II was Killochans
fourth win out OF Ave starts
But aside from the fact that he was
the winner OF the race, Killochan added
new lustre 90 his career by running the
five furlong straightway distance in an
even minute, making IL the fastest FIVE
furlongs ever put in over the local track,
and so. OF course, establishing a new
track record. The best previous perform
ance at Rockingham for the distance was
1;0l. a mark held Jointly by Percentage
and Momentum. two others OF the good
2-year-olds at the track.
There were eight starters-a big field
for Rockingham-and the only thing in
the field that showed much business with
the McCabe entry was Alyth, who had
not faced the barrier since he won the
opening race for the first day OF the
meeting Killochan was bumped about
by his field early I'm the race, and Alyth
a chance 20 get through he rushed after
the leader. and at the finish WAS running
in front, with open water" between him
eslf and the second horse.
Another race in which fast time was
made was the second event on the card.
at n distance. for 3-year-olds and upward.
It's running, too. witnessed the downfall
OF Pronta the widely touted favorte.
Pronta was In at l05, and on past per
formances was doped to win. But Pronta
took no moro kindly to the track than do
some OF the state officials. She acted
mean and sour, and even under punish
ment I'm the early stages would not re-
spond. and really try. The race went 20
Croix dor in 1:40 fiat. within a half-sec-
ond OF the track record OF 1894 made
by Broadcloth yesterday afternoon. Croix
dor has upon several occasions In the
past been tipped off Is a good thing-so
many times. in fact. that the aged geld
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was loosed and every man jack OF them
present grandstand and all simply was
mad with Joy and they stood on seats.
clambered on the backs OF one another,
and did any fancy stunts that the joys OF
their hearts seemed 10 dictate.
The Grays had been unable TO take a
commanding lead for nine innings and
In the first half OF the tenth when the
orioles tucked away two runs under their
belts all the most loyal Of the fans
thought that the Jig was up. When the
Grays came 10 the bat McCloskey start
ed 20 take his turn at the plate. The
crowd feeling that there was but one hope
LEFT clamored for Dunn 10 send In Thor
nell, the Brockton lad. Dunn saw that IL
would be good 10 please the FANS even
though the game seemed lost and he sent
In the youngster from 'Shoetown." when
the first ball pitched over was called a
strike and he famed at the next one and
missed the hopes OF the fans began 10
die. He was equal 10 the occasion. how
ever. and without the least sign OF the
''rattles" met the next one for a clean
single and then the fun began
Poland could do no better than ny
TO right field. Down went the expecta-
tions again Harley sent the electric
shocks scooting through the veins, how
ever. when he sent nice long one out
10 centre for single Another thrill was
experienced when Dunn cracked out his
single and illed the bases
All hope was then centered In Selbach
and the appeals that were sent his way
were not allowed 20 go unheard Burch-
ell sought to puzzle him again. but that
hitch al his belt. the mad knocked from
each OF his shoes. and that little setting
OF his cap sent any hoodoo that may
have been lingering near the nIata clear
over the fence. The ball which Burchell
tossed up came over the plate just to thu
liking Of the Boston man and the way he
nailed IL was a caution. oh, what
Almost before the crowd reallzed
II the ball went sailing out into space and
onward toward the fence A longer drive
will not be seen agait for many moons
O'Hara started after the ball full tilt.
but he would have had - have a verita-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-14
.BYERS AND LYON TO
meet IN GOLF FINALS

Eben NJ Byers. St Andrews. and
George L. Lyon OF Canada will be the
nnalists in the national championship o,
the United States Golf association. which
Will be played today on the links OF the
Englewood Golf club. There were sur
prises In yesterdays play. In the third
round during the morning Walter ].
Travis beat Jerome D. Travers by 3 up
and to play. while Lyon beat Gilman p.
Tiffany on the home green and Ellis
Knowles beat Hugo Johnstone up.
In the semi-final Lyon had an easy time
with Knowles. up and to play. and
Byers gavc Travis decisive beating The
latter was a favorite over Byers despite
the fact that the former Yale student had
defeated the "Old Man" two os-~6f the
last three times they had met
. Nearly n thousand people followed these
players around. The contestants made
the fret two holes In four each after
both had been In trouble, Travis saving
himself by running down a twenty-foot
put. Neither reached the next green on
their second shots. but Byers lost the
hole by taking three puts
He was also a trine green shy on his
second going 20 No. Z. and his next lcft
him an awkward downhll put. which ne
brought OF successfully, getting a halv3
in 4 Travis sliced his drive out OF bounds
from the NTH tee. and the mistake cost
him the hole, as the other got a 20 hts
g. making the match all even.
Doing 90 the sixth hole both lcft them.
selves with a good deal 10 do after their
second shots. but Travis got a. good
enough 10 win. making him again I up.
poor drive from the next tee by Travis
made it necessary for the Garden city
man 20 play short of the ditch on his sec.
ond. This was enough of n handicap 10
make him lose the hole. as the other won
IN a par 4 Byers also took the eighth
IN 2. Travis falling short with hls iron
shot A halve w at the ninth left Byera
up az the turn. He went out In -, 90 w.
for Travis.
A beautiful by Byers won FOR him
the 5co-yard tenth hole and when he
took the next IN he had the comfortable
lead OF up. Although Travis won the
twelfth In IL did little GOOD as the other
Won the next two In 4, making him DOR
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-14
SCHLECHTER WON
CHESS MATCH

Carl Schlechter won the second annual
chess masters tournament. the final
round Of which was finished al the Kur-
saal at Ostend yesterday. Schechter
scored 81 points. Maroczy. the Hungarian
champion was second with 90 and Rubin.
stein Of Russia was third with 10 points.
Marshall. the American player was sew
enth on the list. while Janowski the
Partisan champion finished eighth. being
ahead Of Perls who was last
Each Of the players who finished re-
ceived a prize. as there were nine
awards and only nine players were al
lowed in the finals Schlechter received
1000 francs as his share of the prize
money. Maroczy got 250o Rubinstein re-
ceived 1900. Bernstein's share was 1000
Burns was given 500 francs. and the
others received 700 800. 400 and 500
francs, according 10 the standing at the
end OF the tourney.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-14

seibach. You're peach! That's about
the most forceful expression that can tell
the way the fans feel after HIS work Of
yesterday when he tied up the game in
the Grays sack so fast that many a long
day will have to pass before the trick
will be duplicated
There is not thing that Al wants that
ne cannot have at the hands OF the fans.
from this on and he deserves them all.
IL was due 10 him that the game was
won on the day before hut yesterday will
10 down in the history OF the game in
this city as the finest thing that has been
seen.
The fans wanted 20 see tho game IN ia
vor OF the home team naturally and when
the Grays started off in the third inning
with a score Il looked as ~ they were 10
have their wish. The Birds spoiled this
in the nth when they evened things up
sill the contest was so close that IL was
agony 10 sit through each session and
see the tide remain at food with an even
score for all.
The game will stand as another record
for the hit made by Selbach was the
longest one seen on the local diamond. the
ball sailed out TO left for the fence and
went up against II with a bang Al could
easily have made a home run out OF II
but when he saw that the game was won
ne simply capered and pranced IN the air
In the region OF second base while the
crowd went mad.
The fair fans were out in force and
they rooted for the Grays with a loyalty
that could hardly be beaten. Every time
the Grays came to bat and could not get
far enough into the lead 20 hold good
there was a groan 10 be heard. When
however. the notable trick was turned
then pandemonium reigned and ell the
pent up feelings OF the past two days
were let loose with one sudden burst and
women screamed. while men went fairly
wild and pounded each other on the
backs or sent their hats into the air
while whooping like wild Commanches
on the plains.
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ALFRED G. Vanderbilt
FOR STATE SENATOR
CONTINUED from Page one }

continued from Page Oue.)
Without any flourish of trumpets. as
was expected, and in an entirely infor-
NAL manner. Mr.. Vanderbilt opened his
new training quarters for horses at Mid
dletown last evening.
He had intended to mark the event
with music. dancing. a horse show and
hippodrome races. but contractors were
delayed In the work of construction, and
after two dates had been set for the
event only TO find the building far from
finished each time Mr. Vanderbilt gave
II up and in the end merely invited few
friends 20 come out 10 oakland and see
how the place looked lighted up.
About o'clock 40 arc lights and 400
incandcscent lights were turned on and I'm
an instant every nook and corner OF the
great building was brilliantly Illuminated
The building Is one OF the most remark
able I'm the world constructed for the use
of horses only II IL said 10 have cost
5000 600
The ring IL 200 feet long and 100 feet
wide Surrounding II completely Is a
promenade upon which 1000 persons can
stand comfortably a feature Is the tro-
ply room. in which the silver prizes won
by Mr.. Vanderbilt are kept
He has had 90 look TO the safety OF his
possessions and has had vault con-
straicted well beneath the surface Of the
ground 20 enter which burglars would
have 20 mine for some distance. This
room is 72 feet long and finished I'm wal
nut and ornamented IN stucco.
There Is a handsome smoking room In
the east tower In ebonized walnut and
gold leaf There is an immense open hre
place and brick chimney.
An office IL ready In the opposite tower.
while a squash court and swimming tank
nine feet deep are some of the other fea-
fures Of the training ring.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-14
GREAT fleet or YACHTS
HEADED FOR NEWPORT

The Atlantic. seawanhaka and Phila.
delphia fCorinthian Yacht club fleets will
rendezvous In Oyster bay today for the
joint cruise through the sound 10 New
port. Just how many yachts will gather
for the journey IL is impossible 20 ascer-
tain, but conservative estimate is 80.
However. with the big schooners Inva-
DER. Hndegarde. Lasca. Quickstep and
Eclipse and long list OF sloops headed
py the new Effort and Irolita II. entered
Ior the daily runs. racing Of unusual in
terest seems bound TO accrue
Theodore ID. Wells, chairman OF the
Atantic Yacht club regatta committed
has been untiring In his efforts to make
tne cruise success. and that his work
Will bear fruit there is no doubt
Two tugboats. the Catharine and the
Julia Moran. will be used by the commit.
Tee, as well as the steam yacht Chicota.
AS far as can be learned the visiting
yachH that will go to oyster bay 10.
DAY ready for the run TO Morris cove on
Monday will be as follows:
Atlantic Yacht club-Vice- Commodore
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-. V. Havens' schooner Quickstep, r..
r. Doremus' schooner Lasca, l.. j. Cal
lanans schooner Eclipse John NJ.
knapp's yawl Lotowana j. g. Negus'
yawl Kate, r. VI. Smiths sloop Effort
r. B. Havens' sloop Athlone. 8. F.. Yer
mons sloop Vivian III. f.. f. Lucken-
oachs sloop Sue. W. H. Childs' sloop
Maydick. j. Il. Ackerman's sloop Selu.
ada; Commodore Daniel O. Relds steam
Yacht Rheclair, Rear Commodore Frank
Illfords steam yacht Norman. O. c.
Pinckneys steam yacht Alma, and Fred.
erlck Thompson's steam yacht NADIA
Corinthlan Yacht club OF PHILADELPHIA
Edward X. Colemans schooner Hide
garde, Roy A. Rainey'sa schooner Inva.
der Y w. Clark's sloop Irolita H. Rob
ert Tolands sloop Pellegrina. James
Laughlin. Jr's yawl Flying Cloud Paul
j. Rainey's steam yacht Anona and the
Savaona. the Vigil, the Circe. the TOBIAS
co. the Narklta. the Saurus. the Nlrvana
the kraken, the Sea urchin, the Ariel
the Priscilla, the Thelma and the Ell
caya.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-14
S.GARDNER MATCH

Willie Lewis and Jimmy Gardner we're
last night matched to box i5 rounds at
tho Lincoln a c., Chelsea. on the even.
ing Of July "a The pair will meet at
winner will b. given n bout with either
Honey Melody or Joe walcott. Maffit
FlRherty win referee
Colby McCowan amateur feather.
weight champion, and Willie Riley Of
South Boston viii meet IN the semi. nnsl
bout " eieht rounds az The Lincoln club
July "a Kid Sheehan Of New York and
Young Cahill of RoNbury will meet IN
the preliminary bout At the same meet.
ing
Jimmy Gardner and Peter Sullivan
have been signed 20 show In Providence
a week after Gardners bout with Lewis.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-14
NEWARK PUT STOP TO
SKEETERS' PENNANT RACE

base on balls--Off Pardee ?: off Moran 2;
off Mack 1. Struck out-By Pardee 8; by
Moran s; by Mack I. Fit by pitched ball
BY Moran 2. Umpires-Conahan and Fin
neran. Time-lh. Sm.
'Batted for Moran in the eighth inning.
!Batted for Mack in the ninth inning.
MONTREAL 6. TORONTO s.
Montreal, won n strenuous game from
Toronto yesterday at Montreal. In the
first Connor and Yancey were banished
for fghting. In the fifth Flynn objected TO
decision and hit KERN. who punched
back and then chased Flynn. Score:
MONTREAL
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-14
ROCHESTER.


Murray. Smith 2. Corcoran. McAllster-1l: /:
Duffy. Clancy-2. First base on balls-Off
Klssinger 2. of Walters ?. Struck out-By
Kissinger e. by Walters ?. Three-base hits
Murray Clancy, White. Two-base hits
Mattress 2. Sacrifice hits-Gettman. Muir
ray. Kissinger ?, Clancy. stolen bases
Smith McAllister. Double plays-Corcoran
10 Smith 10 Mcconnell Moran 20 Loudly
10 Clancy Passed ball-Carisch. Umpire
Kelly. Time-2h l0m
'Batted for Walters in the ninth in
ming
NEWARK 2, JERSEY CITY /.
The Newarks won a hotly contested
game from the Jersey Citys at Newark
yesterday. Jones home run drive over
the fence IN the seventh inning with
Foster, who had doubled. on base, did
the trick. Attendance 6oo0 Score:
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y. e. LEAGUE STANDING.
AS HE WAS TOLD.

A father going into his stable one day
.st week found his little son astride one
OF the horses with a slate ana pencil IN
his hand why. Harry" he exclaimed.
what are you doing7" writing COM
position" was the reply We'll. why
don't YOU write IL In the house," asked
the father. Because" answered the lit
tie fellow. the teacher told me 20 write
n composition on horse Buffalo
Evening NeAs
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BEDLAM RE|GNED WHEN Al.
THE MIGHTY WON THE GAME.

OF the seventh. with one gone Brodie
was hit by pitched babll went 10 second
on Rocks sacrifice and scored on Bar
tons hit 10 right for one base
The orioles got away with two runs in
the 10th. Hall landed on the leather for
a single 10 centre and was advanced TO
second when Kelley sacrificed. Mullen
went out, Rock 20 Ia Chance. Hearne
was passed and promptly stole second
Mowrey hammered out a hard bounder
through the pitchers box and Hal and
Hearne scored Attendance 1000. Score:
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Runs-Harley, Dunn, Brodie. Rock,
Thornel-5: Hall Hearne. Mowrey, By
ers-4 First base on balls-Of Poole. g.,
of McCloskey, 2; of BuTchell. 2. Struck
out-By Poole. 2: by McCloskey. 2: by
Burchell 4 Two base hit-Selbach. Sac
Barton. Kelly, Jennings Stolen bases
OIIara Kelly, Burchell. Byers. Mullen.
Harley. Hearne. Umpire-Moran. Time
2h. i5m.
.Batted for Mccloskey in the tenth in
ming.
ssOne out when winning run was made
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Runs--Wagner 2, Raub, Huelsman, G..
Bannon, Mattern-s; Thoney McGinley,
Mitchell, Drennan-5. Two-hase hits
Huelsman. Raub Mckinley. Frick. Sacri-
fice hits--Joyce, Dillon. Frank 2, McGin-
lev. Stolen bases--Wagner 2. weidensaul.
O. Bannon. Double play--Drennan 10 Do
ran 10 Mitchell Struck out--By Mattern
L by Leroy 4; by Brennan /. First base
on balls-Off Mattern 8; off Brennan 8.
Umpire--Kerln.
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n. {. LEAGUE GAMES

At New Bedford-New Bedford 2, Fall
River on innings).
At Lawrence-Lynn 2. Lawrence /.
At Haverhill-F1rst game, Worcester 3,
Haverhill 2; second game, Worcester 4,
Haverhin o.
GAMES TODAY.
Lowell at Lynn. Manchester at Law
renee Worcester NJ Haverhill. New Bed
ford at FAN River
" T.. LEAGUE STANDING.
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DANDEL|0N DOWN
TO WIN BRIGHTON

Flip Flap 3. weight lOs, w knapp 4
20 i.
Whimsical, 3. weight 102. Perrine 4 10 !.
Miss Crawford, 8, weight s5, Notter, 10
to /.
Cederstrome, 4, weight s5, Brussell, Is
10 l.
'Paget entry.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

Montreal 6. Toronto S.
Newark 2. Jersey City /.
Buffalo IL. Rochester 2.
Providence 3. Boltimore 4.
Games Today.
Toronto at Montreal.
Jersey City at Newark.
Rochester at Buffalo.
Raltimore az Pro
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Pitcher Walters proved the most gener-
Gus twirler that has visited Buffalo this
season yesterday. Kissinger pitched
fairly good gGme for Buffalo. Attendance
ns5 Score:
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JERSEY CITY.

Runs--FoSter. Jones-2. Merritt Two
base hits-Foster. Cockman. Merritt,
Home rOn-Jones saorince hits--Gatins
Grant. Butler stolen base--Grant First
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg 3. Boston 2.
New York St Louis--Rain.
Chicago 4. Philadelphia 3.>
Cincinnati 8. Brooklyn 6.
Games Today.
Boston at Pittsburg.
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago
RroOlrlVr NJ ~,
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RACING, BOXING RESULTS
BAS EBALL NEWS 7ERSELY TOLD
Results Of Games Played Yesterday
Am ERicAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE. -rT
st. Louis s. Boston 1.
Chicago 3. New York l.
Detroit 4. Philadelphia 8.
Washington 3. Cleveland 4
Games Today.
St Louis at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Philadelphia
Cleveland at washington.
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American League STANDING.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-20
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