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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-16
New York stock Market.

New York, July l6.-After a reaction
in the early trading, the market became de-
cidedly strong and during the rest of the first
hour prices advanced sharply, with gains in
the active issues ranging from one to two
points. The news of the engagement Of 84O0,-
900 gold, in London, for shipment to New
York, was signal for general buying all
around the room, aud has been the chief
factor in the trading 50 far today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-16

LIKE most other republican leaders,
Senator Lodge thinks the question OF
campaign contributions quite unimport-
ant" But with his secretary in Jail for
the larceny of 1925 aud the promise of q
cOnsulship still unredeemed the people
of Massachusetts, may deem it of enough
importance to ask Lodge some trouble
some questions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-16

The report of the New Hampshire
State board of heSlth of an examination
of prepared food products, made public
Saturday, says that of 4Os samples an
alyzed 1856 were found adulterated, mis-
branded or below the standard. People
now don't know what they are eating
when they eat "prepayed food.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-16

THE French Chamber of Deputies, by
a vote OF 44S to 43, has approved the
declarations of NJ. POincsre, the Finance
Minister, in favor of an income tax. In
n country where practically everything is
taxed it is rather surprising, especially
in view of Englsh practice, that incomes
have escaped so long.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-16

WITH the Secretary of State on q trip
to the Southern Hemisphere, the Presi-
dent and the other secretaries of on their
summer junkels, who is to run the gov
arnment? This administration is strenu-
Gus by fits and jerss and takes long holi.
days between times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-16
Virginia Pharmacists.

The Virginia Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton returned to Norfolk yesterday from
trip to Providence, K. l., where the
members entertained at banquet the
association of that State En- route TO
Norfolk the Virginia association held
several sessions at sea and elected the
following officers: President, E. NJ. Ham,
mer, Lynchburg, Va; first vice president,
W. G. Williams, Charlotte Courthouse,
Va; second vice president, Gordon Blair,
Richmond, Va; secretary. G. B. Fleet,
Lynchburg, Va; treasurer, Il. ). Ely,
Suffolk, Va; local secretary, q. 5. Ar
rington, Norfolk, Va; executive commit
tee, E. l.. Brands, G. l.. Wright and
hugh Jones; for vacancy on board OF
pharmacy Zone to be aPpointed), the
Governor, q. B. Fleet, n. 5. Arlington,
Hugh Jones, NJ. L. Lyle, John L. Hagan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-16

THE papers of yesterday and today
were filed with accounts of murders
aud other terrible tragedies, which
seem to be on the increase, notwithstand-
ing all that is Icing done for the better
ment Of the world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-16

Judge Gray in the United States Court o.
Appeals, this morning, at Philadelphia,
handed down sn opinion in the case Of Henry
Lear, the convicted former president Of the
Daylestown National Bank, affirming the de-
cison Of the lower court which denied the
.fendsnt a new trial. Lear was sentenced
TO serve five years in the penitentiary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-16

1t is always well to have box Of salye in
the house. Sunburn. cuts, bruises. piles and
Sold by W. F.sCreightOn dlCo., 4Ol King
street. aNE& Sxxz s--1.s 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-16

The Market.
QeorsetOFn, July l6.-Wbest 7Os7s.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-17

thoroughbreds. They say that two-year-
olds are started too frequently during a
year for the best interests OF the turf.
1t Is quite common nowadays TO race a
youngster 10 or IL miles during a year.
and very frequently they start % or IS
times. This is I'm excess OF a previous
decade, when a horseman considered 10
starts for a two-year-old trying ordeal.
AS a result OF this excessive racing
among wO-year-olds we have only a few
horses that have good bone and muscle.
Accountant and Go Between are the only
horses that have shown that they can
go a long journey and neither one would
have been able 10 compete successfully
with the cup" horses OF other days.
In France two-year-olds are not permit
ted TO race before August The turf aJ>
thOrities OF that country adopted this
stringent rule because the excessive rae
irg there OF young horses threatened. as
IL does here. 10 utterly ruin the stamina
OF the thoroughbreds. While most horse
men consider this ruling Of the French
authorities too severe. they believe that
the state racing commissioners. that have
charge OF racing In this state. and the
Jockey club stewards. who have jurisdic-
tion over contests, should combine and
among the two-year-olds to much shor-
ter season than the present one, and that
the number OF contests should be limited.
Unless this Is done turfmen claim that
only a lot OF weeds and scrubs, shadows
Of once mighty thoroughbreds OF the past,
will struggle for prizes.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-17
JEFFR|ES MAY
FIGHT JOHNSON

Sam Fitzpatrick, the veteran promoter
of ring contests who once managed Peter
Jackson, has signed a contract to manage
Jack Johnson the colored heavyweight,
thought by most fight experts to be the
only man in the world fit to put on
gloves with Jeffries. 1t Is the aim OF Mr..
Fitzpatrick 10 match Johnson with the
retired champion, and he has lately re-
ceived encouraging news from the West
of his chances of getting Jeffries to fight
the colored man, in spite Of the fact that
Jeffries has repeatedly drawn the color
line.
Fitzpatrick has heard that Jeffries re-
Allies that johnson is the only man who
would draw sufficiently TO warrant pro-
moters at Goldhed or elsewhere putting
up a purse OF $4,000 or more.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick has also heard that the
men with the means to handle such a
battle will not stand for the color line be-
ing drawn.
Before matching Johnson with Jefries
Mr. Fitzpatrick Is willing to have John
son fight Berger Kaufman or any other
heavyweight at Los Angeles. Johnson Is
stlll I'm the flghting game and still hopes
10 be champion OF the world, although,
like Cans, he finds II hard to get any
one TO meet him.
Next Thursday night. however. he will
have n siX-round go with ]. Pennette at
the Broadway A. G. IN Philadelphia. just
TO keep his muscles from growing rusty.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-17

Clear weather and a fast track prom
Use to mark the opening OF the fall meet
ing at the Gravesend race track today.
Although there are seven races on the
card, the fourth event. the First Special
for three-year-olds and upward, with
5000 added, is the only one that Will inter-
est raccgOers.
Go Between is in with 126 pounds up.
but he should not be able TO beat Run
ming Water which has only IA pounds -
carry. Tangle is also in az the same
weight as Running Water on the whole.
the field Is n classy one, as fields go now
adays, and the outcome OF the race is eX-
tremely hard TO predict.
The Flatlands for -year-olds. is the
third race on the program. and IL should
furnish an interesting contest The other
FIVE races are above the average, and II
should not be surprising II record time IS
hung up I'm several ~ them.
Tn spite Of the assertions OF the Jockey
club stewards that racing improves the
breed OF horses a review Of the seasons
sport proves the contrary. Among the
thoroughbreds that have competed this
year there are only two that are hlgn
class-Salvidere and Accountant The for
mer is a claimant for championship hon
ors. His pretensions are much better
than those of the other colts and fillies
that have raced with him. He has won
all his races except his maiden effort.
beating time and again the best young
sters with big weight up. TTe is the only
-year-old OF the many hundreds that
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-17
GRAvESENO TRACK COLTS
RUNNERS THIS WEEK

have raced that can be classified as con-
sistent
Trainers assert that Salvidere is not
legs show the marks Of the firing irons,
that his ankles seem a trine "gummy'
and that he has tender feet, but with all
these drawbacks he is nevertheless a
high class racehorse. lie possesses In a
high degree the two essential qualifica-
tions OF a champon-speed and endur-
ance
The injury 10 Burgomaster this spring
left Accountant 10 win the majority of
the three year-old stakes Of the season.
In all OF them he raced like an honest,
sturdy colt. and while he never showed
any brilliant form he did his work thor
oughly and I'm good style. He is not
great horse, but he Is one that is reliable,
being willing 10 race al all times and over
all distances He has developed greatly
through training. and is now n much bet
ter horse than when Mat Allen got him.
He is I'm every respect a fine type Of thor
oughbred.
These two horses are the best OF the
season Turfmen say II is a. deplorable
condition OF affairs that out Of so many
thoroughbreds raced only two. neither Of
which is champion, can be regarded as
first-class. IL shows a weakness some
where and that either the present forced.
hot-house method OF breeding and raising
youngsters is at fault, or else the mode
OF racing Is all wrong.
Many thoughtful turfmen blame the
racing conditions for our poor quality OF
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-17
SIDE WHEELERS WON
AT COLUMBUS TRACK

10 have Coach Warner OF Cornell, who
was with the Indians for five years,
come 10 the school 20 assist him before
Carlise's most important games.
"Pooch" Donovan has cut out the dumb
bell drill al Harvard, and also has not
allowed the men 20 run several laps
around the field at the end Of practice.
The work and the warm weather are
enough 10 take of superuous weight
Jack Turner quarter at Northwestern
In 1904 and later az Dartmouth. and
Wayne Steward and Ted Steward, two
high school stars I'm the West are on
their way East for Hanover Wayne
Steward Is tackle and Ted Steward "A
halfbaCk.
Nov 10 will be the biggest football day
OF the year. Harvard and Dartmouth
vii play at Cambridge. Yale and Prince
ton al Princeton, and Pennsylvania and
Michigan at Philadelphia.
There vii be a football team al st
Pauls school this fan. George Milne OF
Harvard will coach and an effort will
be made 20 arrange a game with Groton,
sickness az that school preventing a con-
test last year.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-17

next month with and 2-year-old colts,
which are quite likely to be prominent in
the Kentucky futurlty stakes. His candi-
date for the 3-year-old division OF the
stake will be the roam colt Codero. by
Blngen (20eA), out OF Jolly Bird (2:15A).
by Jay Bird. The yo1ngster made his
first start in the 3-year-old race at Syra-
cuse and made a splendid showing His
candidate for the 2-year-old event is
Douglas, a strapping big colt by Todd
(2:14&), out of Clyzerone. dam of Pon-
dexter (2:00 by Cyclone. Codero is
owned by Ralph B. Williams OF Boston
and Douglas by Dh V n. Hyams pro-
prietor OF Somerset farm, Ponkapoag
Douglas showed Mcdonald a NILE In
2l5lh at ReadVlle, and IL he keeps COM
ing should be UP 10 fast mile in the
Lexington stake, which is his only en-
gagement.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-17
BIC LEAGUERS IN
LAST ROUND NOW

Chicago beat Detroit yesterday at Chi
cago I'm n pitchers battle. Nick Altrock
held the Tigers down TO four hits, and
at no stage OF the game did they get a
man past second base.
This victory gives the White Sox n
clear lead OF one game over the Highland
ers. who begin their western trip today at
ST Louis The Broadway Boys have
four games to play with the Ravens. Then
they move on to Chicago for a series of
four games with the White SoX. IL Is
likely that by the end OF the week the
possession OF the American league PEN
nant will be decided between the Sox and
the Broadway Boys.
II the Highlanders should by that time
be out OF the race. IL will probably be OIL
cially settled whether there will be post
series between the Giants and the High
landcrs.
For the last two weeks II has been ru-
mored that the series will not be played,
but no official announcement 20 that of-
feet has been made public The players
OF both teams are anxious 20 play, and
70 Is up 90 the management 20 arrange
tho series or decline the issue.
Even II the Giants are out OF the pen
nant race. this week promises TO fur
nish several interesting games at the
Polo grounds. After playing the Phil
lies today tho Giants Will begin a series
Of four games. one Of them postponed
from last spring. with tho Pittsburg
Pirates. Second place will be az stake
when tho McGrawitos and the Pirates
clash and the games will bo for blood
After the departure OF tho Pirates the
Chicago Cubs will arrive for series OF
three games While tho Giants cannot
capture tho seasons series from tho
Cubs-which now stands. chicago. 70:
New York. 7-McGraw hopes TO take al
least two out OF three from the coming
champions
Tho cubs heat the Pirates Yesterday in
Chicago. making their record OF won
games for tho season i05. This Is within
one game OF the record of Jos made I'M
1906 by tho Giants. With rs scheduled
games etlll 20 play. the cubs are likely
10 set up n record that will be hard %
overcome by future ponnant-winners.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-17

Rudy Kip (2:Ois.) has lost but one heat
this season.
Jessie Benyon (2:lS%O has at last head
ed summary
Knap McCarthys gelding orc mas a
new record of 2:07s4.
Owaissa (2:O6a4 Is the fastest daughter
OF Bingen 206lD.
Kelly (2lO is the fastest 3-year-old
PAGER OF the year.
Twenty trotters have entered the 2:l0
list tins season to date.
The Abbe (2:l4la) is a full brother to
The Abbot (203A).
Kushan (2l9h) is a new 2:2O trotter To
the credit OF Kremln (20A).
Lord Roberts (2:07i4) is the fastest trot-
ting stallion OF 1906.
II looks as though Argot Boy (2:03l9) is
too much for My Star (2:03%O.
Lord Roberts (2:UAD Is the fastest OF
Arion's get and his second 21O trotter.
Lady Margaret (2;15h) is another good
one to the credit of Alliewood 20ola).
At l3 years OF age Bingen G;O6l4) Is the
sire of three with records from 2O4a tc
2O9A,
Audubon Boys mile in 1:59ia at Syra-
cuse was an excellent performance for
his first start.
II Is reported that $4,000 has been re-
fused for the Bingen mare Owaissa
(2:06%4)
Marcia (2:Osh4) is a new 21O PAGER &c
the credit OF Margrave (2:l5l9), son OF
Baron Wilkes (2:l0.
The s-year-old pacing colt Kelly (2:lO)
IL the first 2:lO performer TO the credit OF
Barronmore (214h).
Lester Dore drove G. W. Lasells geld
ing Composer (2:l7i9) in his winning race
at Concord last week
That game and consistent pacing stall
lion Dudy Kip (2:O4}O keeps right on win
ming races for Tommy Murphy.
A 2-year-old colt by Todd (2:l4A in
Jimmy O'Donnells stable, has beaten 2:&
I'm his work at Readville.
The 2:20 trotting event at Milwaukee,
Wis, last Wednesday. resulted In two
additions TO the new 2:l0 list
Doris n. (2O5i.) appears TO be all right
again. She Is another good one for that
great sire Grattan (2:lO.
Il now looks as though Jack Crahtree s
trotter Nutboy will start a favorite for
the Transylvania stake at Lexington.
The stake for 2-year-old trotters al the
Central Maine fair was won by a daugh-
ter of Masconomo (2:i0iD.
Argot Boys defeat by My Star at Syra-
cuse appears 20 leave no doubt that he
Is the superior OF the chestnut geldng
IL * new sweet Marie C2:03A), and the
distance between tho great daughter OF
Mckinney and her rivals Is greater than
eyer.
Charley Belden (2:Gh), has won two
$500 rtakcs In two weeks lie Is the big
money winner OF the great western cir
cult.
The Gratlan FARMS two fast races,
Richard Grattan 2I2t.) and Black Grat-
tan g1Si.), took sick at Galcsbury and
were shipped home.
Town Directly (217iD. tho PAGER by Di-
rcctlv t2O3iD. that Is showing up well In
Pennsylvania. Is out OF the former grand
circuit trotter. Town Lady enc. by
wilton.
The two Mckinney gcldings. Mack
Mack l2OSi,). and III Milagro C2:O9iAD. had
80 out again az Syracuse last week. Mack
Mack again winning
The victory of Allie Jay (2O9A). I'm the
$4,000 Empire city stake at Syracuse.
puts the daughter OF Jayhawker up
among the big winning trotters OF the
year.
Early Alice. by Early Reaper (2:09Al.
and Talpa. ny Maccaroon C2;lsA). both OF
which won heats In 2.oaA The race was
won by Charley Belden (2.0Sh).
IL looks as though the dead stallion,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-17
GRAYS WEAKEN At
BAT DURING WEEK

The batting OF the Grays, as a team
shows a slump OF considerable proper
tions most OF the players having lost
several points. McCloskey gained 33
points, while Harley moved up T. Barton
three. and La Chance and Rock one each.
Higgins leads the team i'm hitting. but
has played I'm but II games. while Storke.
the second man. has played in so.
Elliott and Nops show a clean fielding
record but as they have taken part in
a small number OF games, the honor OF
leading the team belongs 10 La Chance.
with the fine average OF $50, gain OF
two points over last week.
Rock leads in long hits with IL doubles.
five triples and home run TO his credit.
Dunn leads I'm stolen bases. with l9. and
Rock In sacrifice hits. with 20. The
averages:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-17
VANDERb|LT'S
HORSE WON

w. X. Vanderbilts horse Maintonon
added another to his list Of victories yes
tcrday at Paris. as st was expected he
would do. lie won the $4,000 Royal oak
prize AZ the Longchamps meeting. The
distance was 5000 metres. Maintenon's
time was minutes 81 s-5 seconds. a feat
ure OF his performance was that the race
was run on a muddy track after a two
days rain. and on the same Bois de Bou-
logne track where he suffered a humiliat-
Ing defeat earlier in the season. Doubt
ful and Japonais. two other of Mr. Van
derbilts horses, ran unplaced at Long
champs.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-17

Runs-Fisher 2, McGinty 2. Pitt. Serum.
Donovan. Blanchard. Cooney-9; Arnold 2.
Howe, Rosenberg, Bartlett. owens, Solo
man.. Sacrifice hits-Owens 2, Serum.
Stolen bases-S. Z. Independents A. Out
let's 4. Two-base hits-McGinty, Dono-
van. Fisher. Blanchard Bartlett, Rosen-
berg First base on bals-Of Gunny g.;
off Cooney 3. Left on baEes-S. L. fnde-
pendents s: Outlets Z. Struck out-By
Gunny 3; by Cooney 6. Hit by pitched
ball-Bartlett. Double play-Howe to
Arnold. Umpires--Mason and Devine
Time-lh. Am.
BRISTOL II. GORHAMS 3.
The Bristols badly defeated tho Cor
hams Saturday afternoon on Bristol Com
mon BY a score OF IA TO g. La Fontaine
struck out ~ men and Peterson of the
visitors famed four. The score:
ppICTOT
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-17
FIELDING RECORDS.

Two base hits--La Chance IL, Harley
6. Barton s. Storke Q, Rock II, Dunn Z,
JossIyn. Crist 2 Poole Cronin 3, Selbach
II Poland s, Higgins McCloskey ?.
Three base hits--La Chance 5. Harley
2. Barton 5. Rock 8. Dunn 8, Selbach B.
Poland 9, Storke.
Home runs-Barton, Cronin, Harley
Storke, Rock Poland.
Stolen bases--La Chance 3, Harley is,
Barton T. Storke s. Rock 10. Dunn 10,
Cronin 2. Selbach ., Poland II, McClos-
key. Higgins.
Sacrifice hits--Ia Chance 10. Hardy 2,
Harley q, Barton Z, Rock 30. Dunn IL.
Cronin 4. Selbach 5, Poland !. Storke 4.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-17
OUTLETS BEATEN IN
GAME, SCORE 9 TO 7

The South Providence Independents
took a fall out of the Outlets at Palace
Gardens yesterday in a close contest by
a score OF TO T. The feature OF the
game was a pretty one-haHd catch by
Solomon OF the outlets. resulting In a
double play. The score:
eNr-r-rJ r,rnxy rN-rNI-Ipr-N-r,trNrT.c
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-17

Only four OF the bouts scheduled for
this week are OF interest 10 the local fans
and Of these the one between Kid Good.
man and Aurelio Herrera at the Lincoln
club, Chelsea, tomorrow night is consid-
cred the most important. 1t will be the
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-17

ting. Leahy played a good game for
the winners. and the feature OF the
game was the hitting Of H. Salisbury,
who knocked the ball over the left
field fence. a feat never before >accom-
plished The score;
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-17
BIRDS LOSE
TO MONTREAL

Errors lost yesterday at Montreal for
Baltimore, the Royals winning, 70 l. I'm
pitchers battle. Fumbles by STAIRS and
dropped fly by Hall let in Montreals
scores Both Stanley and Burchell pitched
fine hall Score.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-17
KID GOODMAN AND
HERRERA BOUT BEST

third and rubber" meeting between this
PAIR, as each has a victory over the other.
There was never any doubt I'm the minds
OF the sports but what Goodman won
fairly and squarely In the first match.
which took place at st. Louis In the
second clash. which took place more than
year ago in Chelsea. and in which Her
rera was given the award the fans have
always felt that the Kid was treated un-
justly by the referee.
Goodman is today n stronger and
better trained boxer than he was when
he last met Herrera and II ne does not
win tomorrow night his friends will be
disappointed. Unholz, who is working
with him at Diamond Hill, says that the
Kid is hitting unusually hard, and is IN
good shape.
Herrera has not done ANYTHING s,ncs
he last met the Kid 10 warrant any one
in believing he has improved. on the
contrary, the whaling he got from
Neary i'm Milwaukee makes IT look as IL
he had gone back.
Like all defeated boxers he has excuses
10 offer In explanation OF his defeat by
Neary, but they are not generally accept
ed by the fans
The bout tomorrow night is limited 20
Is rounds. and the fans expect 10 see
some fast work
The sentiment between Young Sullivan
and Young Cahill. the rival Roxbury box
ers will be n good contest.
In the opening bout Jimmy Murray OF
San Francisco will meet Billy Glover OF
South Boston. Maffitt Flaherty will ref
cree
The bout between Jimmy Briggs and
Kid Sullivan OF Washington. which is to
be held I'm Baltimore on Thursday night,
is creating lot OF interest in Baltimore
Sullivan Is big favorite in that section,
and the followers OF tho game there be-
lieve he will he n champion. He and
Briggs met i'm Portland nearly three years
ago, and though Briggs pnve him n bad
beating. the bout was called n draw. on
account OF the articles stipulating that
such should be the decision IL both were
on their feet.
These boys have improved since their
last meeting and the coming bout should
be a hummer
Prisgs. who has been training at Beach
mort. will, with his manager. Steve Ma
honey leave for Baltimore tonight
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-17
BALTIMORE.

Runs-Phelan. Kitredge-2: Demme.t-i.
Sacrihce hit-Herbst. Stolen bases-Si-
monds. Hartman. Hall Double play--S-
monds 10 Hartman 10 Connor Passed
ball-Hearne. struck out-By Stanley s..
by Burcholl 1 First base on bails-Of
Stanley 4, OF Burohcll Left on bases
Montreal s. Baltimore 3. Umpires-Kerin
and Conahan.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-17
GORIIAMS.

Runs-wardwell, Fitzgerald. Van Aim
kirk 2. Gunan. Leary. Duffy 3. Degnan.
Sullivan 2. la Fontaine--if: Peterson Os-
born. Barker-3 stolen bases-Wardwell.
Ieahy. Barker Two-base hits-Osborn.
Olsen, Ia Fontaine, Saillant Double
piays-Tate. unassstad; Duffy to Leahy.
Struck out-By Ia Fontaine II: by Peter
son T. First base on balls-Off Ia Fon-
taine 3. on Peterson g. wild pitches-Pe-
terson 2 Hit by pitched ball-Leahy.
Passed balls--Osborn 2. Fitzgerald. I'm
pires-Downey and Hill. Time-2h.
COATS TO- EMMETTS 7.
The j. q =. Coats decisively won
from the Emmets yesterday afternoon
AT the Palace Gardens by the score OF
10 TO T. Roth teams played poor ball,
the Coats having the best OF the HIT
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago 8. Pittsburg 1.
Cincinnati 2-2. st. Louis 1-2.
Games Today.