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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.

At Cleveland R.H.E. Cleveland ....... .........0 .000 100 20s-S 9 Washington ....... ..... 100 GOO o00-.1 6 1
 Batteries: Hess and Bemis; Patten and Wakefield. Time, 1:15. Empires, Sheridan and Evans
 At Detroit, first game R.H.E. Detroit ...... =. .010 900 100 900 0-2 g 5 Bostcn =. . ..... .0OO 100 O01 GOO 1--3 10
 Batteries: Donohue and Payne; Tame hill and Peterson and Coran. Time, 2 hours. Umpire. Connolly.
 Second game R.H. D. Detroit ...... ...........1 .113 GOO O2*-7 10 l Boston ..... ..............100 900 90-S 8
 Batteries: Mullin and Schmidt; Winter and Doran Time, 1:55. Umpire Connolly.
 At St Louis R.H.E. St. Louis ........ .......020 003 00+-5 5 Philadelphia ....5 ....... .130 900 000-4 ( Batteries: Pelty and O'Connor: Bender and Sehreek. Time. 2:05. Umpire, O'Lough- 1 lin.
 At Chicago R.H.E. | Chicago ............30l 0O0 WF-S | New York .... ........., ,O0l OOO OOO-1
 Batteries: Owens and Sullivan; Hogg Newton and clarkson and Kleinow. Time, 2 hours. Umpire, Hurst.
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OTHER GAMES.
WiIsonvllIe 7, coIumbiana 2.

Wilsonviile, August 11.-(specal.)- .)-F'or the second time this season the fast team of Wilsonvllle administered a dwelling to the Columbiana Inyincibles. The game yesterday was fast one and went to the locals to the tune of to ?. The score. R.H. E. Columbiana ............................ Wilsonvile ...,................,.. .
 Batteries-Taylor and Lyons; Tinney and Saxon.
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Compared to the two punk exhibitions put up by the locals yesterday Thursdays hippodrome was a superb exhibition O. championship baseball Both games were horrible affairs, but in point of disgrace
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Jack Gilbert, 1t is reported has been traded to Atlanta for Wallace. Wallace is a good fielder. but the bummmest hit ter in the league with Atz' exception, while Gilbert is good and has been star However. Nashville did not like the work of the little fellow He will materially aid Atlanta. however,
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In the National league Boston Is no longer on the bottom. It took just two games for the Bostonians to leave the cellar. and these two games were taken. St. Louis is bearing the weight of tho entire league now. Will Little Rock ever leave the Southern subway?
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The Chicago Americans are playing splendid ball right now. That aggrega- ton is not out of the first division run ming by any manner of means. Do you remember how they spiked Connie Mack's men last week?
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It is rare occurrence that home team is jeered by It's home fans. That Is just what happened yesterday, however. The local fans have reached that stage where they have absolutely no interest in the game.-Montgomery Advertiser.
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Clarence Hemphill, the Milwaukee player who has been recuperating In the South from the effect of an Injury re- ceived early in the season, was in Att lanta yesterday He thought that Blrm- ingham would win the pennant.
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Moriarity fought spectator yesterday during the progress of the game between the American league clubs of New York and St. Louis. Elberfeld, who recently assaulted an umpire, was reinstated yes terday They are having strenuous times in New York. indeed
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-08
CALIFORNIA ATHLETE TAKES
PART IN LONDON GAMES
HaEcrman Of Los Angeles Finishes
Second in the Broad Jump, with
Nearly Tventy-Three Feet.

LONDON. July In the Amateur
Athletic Association championship
games at Stamford Bridge today, W.
J. Morton. the holder. again won the
1OO-ya-d dash in the slow time of
10 2-5 seconds.
J. H Hagerman Of Los Angeles, Cal.
was expected TO compete in the 100
yard dash. but did not reach the
grounds in time. He participated, how
ever in the long jump and carried of
the second prize, being beaten by H.
O'Conner. the holder; distance. % feet
8 inches. Hagerman's distance was %
feet SO inches In the absence Of H.
A Hvman Of the University Of Penn
sylvania, the holder. c. H. Jupp, Lon
don Athletic Club. won the 220 yards
run. Time. 223-5 seconds. or a fifth
OF a second behind Hyman's time.
c. p. Bacon Of the Irish-American
Athletic Club was third in the first
heat Of the half mile run.
Most of the performances were mod
crate and no records were broken.
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Eight Races at Denver,

DENVER, July The racing at
Overland Park today resulted as fol-
lows:
First race, 2:13 trot-Blaza won,
Casta NADIA second. Ruby II third.
Time, 2:12A.
Second race. 2:3o trot-silver Band
won, Thomas NJ second, Brighton Boy
third. Time, 2:1e.
Third race, -nile-Rip Tare won,
Joe D second, Mrs. Chadwick third.
Time. :4s1k.
Fourth race. half r11ile-Illete won,
Meta second, Montauk Maid third.
Time, :491k.
Fifth race. seven furlongs-L. K.
Bingham won, Ossiar second, Kongrock
third. Time, 1914.
Sixth race. one mile-Jack Little won,
Rubric second. Durbar third. Time,
l:45A.
Seventh race, one mile-Letty won,
Master Prim second, Supreme Court
third Time, 1:45.
Eighth race. one miIe-Dr. Nash won,
Langford James second, Safeguard
third. Time. 1:42h.
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STEWARDS PUNISH
RACING MEN.
Owner Harold Brown
and Trainer Henry
Harris Are Suspended
Horse Bundooran Can
not Start During the
Present Track Season

NEW YORK. July THE stewards
of the Jockey Club today declared the
horses Go Between and Ormcnde's
Right ineligible for the Commonwealth
handicap.
The protest against their entry was
made on the technicality that the ages
Of the horses were not given when
the nominations were made. .
The stewards also instructed the sec
retary TO notify all associations racing
under the jurisdiction OF the Jockey
Club 10 refuse the entries of the horse
Bundooran and all the horses owned
by Harold Brown. Bundooran was de-
clared disqualified for the balance of
the present racing season and the
trainers license Of Henry Harris is
suspended for the same period.
John G. Dorsey was ruled of the
turf.
The meeting was held in the apart
nents Of James r. Keene. in the Wal
dorf-Astoria Hotel. and was attended
by Mr.. Keene August Belmont, J. H
Bradford. F. r Hitchcock, H. J. Knapp
and f. x. Sturgis.
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Braden Beats Lady Esther.

CINCINNATI, July THE racing at
Latonia today resulted as follows:
First race, FIVE furlongs-Frank
nuth third Time, 1907 3-5.
Second race. seven furlongs-Wee
Lass won, The Laurel second, Maver-
ick third. Time, 1923 z-5.
Third race, six furlongs-Braden
won Lady Esther second, John Car
roll third. Time, 1:13 AS.
Fourth race, five furlongs-Old Hon
esty won, Lens second, Della Thorpe
third. Time, 1:01 1-5.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Queen
Caroline won, Bitter Brown second,
The only Way third. Time. 1:z7 3-5.
Sixth race, one mile-Captain Bush
won. Granada second, Dudley third.
Time. 1:41.
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Edited BY =
R. A. Smyth.
ROYAL ROGUE is BEATEN
A HEAD BY MARTINMAS
Jockey Mcbride Grows Careless
in the Stretch and Is Out
finished by Davis.
BY FRED e. MULHoLLAND.

SEATTLE, July 7.-Martinmas, rid
Royal Rogue a head for the Kings
County selling stakes al The Meadows
this afternoon before a big half holt
day throng, which sweltered and
fumed and fretted under the suns
scorching rays. a half-dozen for one
could be had about Martinmas. while
Rogue was such a pronounced favorite
that the ring peddled out even money
against the field. There was consid-
erable delay at the post, caused chiefly
by McBride's efforts to beat the barrier
with the odds-on choice. The crack
jockey eventually let the biscuits burn,
for, with the race looking won in the
stretch, Davis brought Martinmas up
on the rail under punishment, receiv-
ing the decision. The field was small
one and Christine A showed.
Thirteen bookmakers tipped the
scales at today's cut-in and business
proved good enough to keep all busy
FavoriteS were successful on four oc-
casions. Some disappointment result
ed over the result of the second. Ha-
gordon did not get away from the bar
rier and James A. Murray, the post
favorite. experienced little difficulty in
downing E. NJ. Brattain. Eight started
in the Ballard handicap and StilichO
and Dewey, the winner and the run
ner-up, respectively. in the Celebration
handicap on the Fourth of July, again
fought it out. H. Smiths timely move
with Stilicho and the tardy one of
Lawrence on the Schneider horse, en-
abled Stilicho to repeat his former vic
tory, scoring by more than half a
length in a driving finish
The track record for one mile and
hundred yards was reduced to 1;451s.
Summary:
First race. seven furlongs-Happy
Lad won, Legal Form second, Ebel
Thatcher third. Time, :2S.
Second race, five furlongs-James A.
Murray won, E. NJ. Brattain second, Sid
Silver third. Time, 1:001a.
Third race, six and a half furlongs-
Monte won, Sea Sick second, Doublet
third. Time, 1:1315.
Fourth race. six furlongs- -Martinmas
won, Royal Rogue second, Christine A
third. Time, 1:13A.
Fifth race, one mile and 100 yards
Stilicho won, Dewey second, Funny
side third. Time. 1:46.
Sixth race, five furlon gs-Native Son
won. Lucy second, Utica third. Time,
:00E.
Seventh race, one and an eighth miles
Little Joker won, Prickles second
May Holiday third. Time, 1:541s-
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GAMES TODAY.
San Francisco at Oakland, 1880 a. m
and 2;30 p. m.
Fresno at Los Angeles.
Portland at Seattle.

The Oaks repeated their performance
OF the preceding day at Idora Park
yesterday and trimmed the Seals by a
score of to 1, two tallies better than
on Friday. The game was slow. One
of the best Saturday afternoon crowds
that has wended it's way to the park
since the opening of the season greeted
the two teams as they crossed bats at
the opening of the initial inning.
Things went quietly until the last
frame of the fourth inning. Then the
Commuters awoke to their opportunity
and showed two tallies over the plate
on Robinson's error, and on Hackett's
bunt scored Smith and kruger Dever-
eaux went out on drive to Mohler
and closed the frame.
In the next inning each aggregation
of ball tossers scored a single tally
The Seals scored Spencer on Mohler's
drive through Francks. The Oaks made
their tally by pulling Graham home on
Van Haltren's long three sack slam to
the fence in the central portion of the
green, that rolled nearly to the fence
The Commuters, with two runs in the
last of the eighth ran up their total
to FIVE points. defeating the Seals by a
margin of four runs. The score:
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New Fifty-Mile Record for Autos.

MILWAUKEE,, July Fifty miles
In l hour 4 minutes and 1-5 of second
is the new record established by a GER
tain class of automobiles at the second
annual race meeting at the State fair
track in Milwaukee today under the
auspices of the Milwaukee Automobile
Club. The race was won by a car
driven by Rogers of Racine. Wis. Bar
ney Oldfeld, who was driving Mayor
Brokers car in this race, was leading
by good margin up to the twenty
second mile, when he met with an ac-
cident, one of the wheels of the car
coming off. Oldfeld resumed the race
and came in third after losing several
minutes through the accident. The pre-
vious record for this race was 1 hour
minutes and 19 seconds, made on the
Hawthorne track, Chicago, July s.
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SWEET MARIE WINS
TROTT|NG RACE.
California Mare Beats
Wentworth in Straight
Heats at Readville
Spectators Are Disap-
pointed at the With
drawal of Tiverton

READVILLE, Mass, July Tn the
presence of several thousand followers
of harness racing, the California owned
and bred mare Sweet Marie won the
match race today over the black geld
ing Wentworth. But two heats were
trotted, Sweet Marie winning both
heats in the same time, 2:07A. The
winning mare carried away for her
owner purse of $500 and 60 per cent
of the gate receipts. The spectators
were disappointed when 1t was an
nounced that Tiverton had been with
drawn, the Bay gelding developing
some lameness. The weather condi-
tions were not favorable for fast time.
Summary:
Match race, trotting, sweepstakes
$500; so, per cent of gate receipts
divided, so per cent to winner, 40 per
cent to second.
Sweet Marie, b. m. by Mckinney
Lady, Rivers by Carr's Nam
brino (McDonafd) . 1
Wentworth, black G., by Super
ior-Highland Gray (McCargo). 2 2
Tiverton, b. e., by Calelio- Rex
tHowelD, withdrawn.
Time. :331f 1:05; 1876: 2:07A.
Time, 81 {; 1:oSA; :35A; 2:07A.
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ACCIDENT ALARMS
THE SPECTATORS.
Cry of Horror Is Heard
at Sheepshead Bay as
Popular Rider Falls
Sir Huon Runs First
for Commonwealth
After Exciting Race

NEW YORK, July THE Common
wealth handicap, the feature race at
Sheepshead Bay this afternoon, was one
of the most exciting races of the year,
giving the people in addition a thrill
when. at the head of the stretch in the
middle of the bunch. Dandelion fell
with the popular rider Miller. In an
instant screams of horror rent the air,
and then these were drowned in the
roar of the crowd cheering on the
horses through the stretch. That per-
haps human life had been snuffed out
was forgotten by the crowd in the mad
furor of the conflict between the field of
struggling horses. Luckily, Miller was
unhurt.
Dandelion and Won Tromp were al
most equal choices. The race was char
acterized by furious betting, nearly
every horse carrying thousands of dol
lars. Cairngorm was lucky, as he
broke well and at once set out to make
the pace. Cederstrome went along with
him, while Dandelion and Won Tromp
laid in behind.
They ran this way down the back
stretch. and on the far turn the tail
eDders closed up in a way that prom
ised a red-hot last quarter. Three or
four horses closed on the leaders at
the stretch turn. where Dandelion was
on the rail. Miller made an effort to
on him and down he went
Cairngorm held his lead to the last
sixteenth, where he stopped to a walk.
Sir Huon then came with a terrific rush
and laid alongside Cederstrome. At
the same tinre Wishard rushed Glorifier
through the opening left by Cairngorm
In a hot drive the Western colt got
home by three-quarters of a length
from Glorifer. which beat Cederstrome
a head Won Tromp was fourth. a
scant length away. One of the best
all-round cards Of the season was Of
fered for decision this afternoon. The
track was in lightning fast condition.
Summary:
First race. six furlongs-Handzarra
won. Mamie Hodge second, Edna Jack
son third. Time. 1:13 rs.
Second race, steeplechase. short
course-Gold Fleur won. Garrett sec
ond. Fallahene third. Time. 4:o6 2-5.
Third race, the Vernal stakes, five
furlongs-M won, Soprano
second, Altuda third. Time, 80
Fourth race, Commonwealth Handi-
cap. $4,000. mile and a quarter-Sir
Huon, 10 (Troxler). Is to 1, won; Clio
riher, 109 (Wishard), 10 to 1. second; /;
Cederstrome, 90 (BrusseD, 90 to /,
third. Time, 2:o5 Is Cairngorm, To-
kalon, Proper, Rams Horn and Won
Tromp also ran. Dandelion fell
Fifth race five and a half furlongs-
FIowaway won, Black Mate second, ia
cinta third Time. 1:o5 35.
Sixth race, mile and a furlong, on
turf-Entree won, Tartan second, Bel
gravia third. Time, 1854 AS.
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ALAMEDA ELKs START WELL
AND THEN LOSE THE GAME
They Score Eight, Runs In the First
Inning and Are Beaten by
One Tally.


OAKLAND, July Tn a game of
baseball marked for humor and un-
usual scoring the Oakland Elks hunted
down their Alameda brethren at Idora
Park today by the score of 9 to s.
The feature of the game was the eight
runs the Encinal City lads showed over
the plate in the first inning. change
of pitchers in the Oakland line saved
the day for the Oaklanders. and they
retired at the end OF seven innings
with the horns of the great Alameda
elk swinging above them, victors to
the tune of 9 to s.
The Elks had their sport out OF the
game, and that's all they were there
for carnival-tinged goat. loud in
his coat of dripping red paint, and a
beribboned bull terrier acted as mas
cots. The goat nearly broke up the
game in three different instances by
butting in to the diamond at mop
perfume moments of the contest.
The line up was as follows:
Oakland-Platt. left field; Devereaux,
third base; Dunleavy. catcher; Dean
shortstop; Kennedy. first base; Watson
second base; Uhl, center field; Hooper,
right field; Blethen, pitcher.
Alameda Goldsworth, shortstop
Hamond. second base; Croll, catcher
Moore, first base; Hickox, third base;
Jehu, second base; Cone, left field; ;
Phillips, right field; Reyes, pitcher.
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Jockey Has Electric Battery.

DENVER, July samuel S. Ber-
nard, owner of j. J. NJ. Jr. and other
harness horses. was ruled off the
tracks of the National Trotting Asso-
citation for life today for alleged or
ders to Jockey Ed Davis to pull his
horse in a race at Overland Park on
Thursday last, and because of his i'm
proper language to the judges. Davis
was fined 5000 for pulling the horse.
Just before the start of the fifth
race at Overland today the judges dis
covered that Jockey Glenn Stevens
was preparing to use battery on
Banner Boy. Stevens was expelled
from the Western Jockey Club tracks.
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GREYHCUEDS OF CLASS
IN INGLESTDE PARK STAKE
Richard Anton, FreepOrt and Other
Speedy Ones VIII BE in the

Running.

A sixty-four dog stake will be run
today at Ingleside Coursing Park. A
number Of we'll matched greyhounds
are competing. The likely winners:
open e-Waubanauhkee, Secre-
tive, Agile Spurt. Mi Amigo, Lucy
Clair Ailbe Royal. Clyde, Busy Boy,
Tom King, Mabel S, Farmer Boy, Rich
ard Anton, Young Kerry Pippin, Presto,
Irma Hotfoot, King Y, Domestic Lad.
Miss Viking. Onondago, Pasha Pleas
ant, Freeport, Amadan, Huron, Our
Porto, Blooming Dutchman, Walla
Walla, Beacon Water, Ruby Athlete,
Tralee's Best. Burton.
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MARVIN HART ANNOUNCES
HIS RETIREMENT FROM RING
Big Boxer Has Not Recovered From
the Punishment He Received
From Tommy Burns.

NEW YORK. July Another
heavy yweight pugilist has announced
his retirement from the ring He is Mar
vim Hart of louisville, who claimed
the title relinquished by Jeffries after
the latter quit the game. Hart has
never been the same since he was
beaten by Tommy Burns, the Western
fighter. at Los Angeles several months
ago. He had decided 10 continue fight
ing this fall, but his wife advised him
to quit the ring. With Hart out of it
this leaves philadelphia Jack"
OBrien, Sam Berger, AL Kaufman,
Gus Rubin, Tommy Burns, Fred
Cooley, Bob Fitzsimmons and Sandy
Ferguson to battle for the world s
championship.
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GIANTS DEFEAT sIwAsHEs.

SEATTLE, July Portland won an
exciting game here today by a score of
to 2. Four of the visitors runs came
in the second inning, when, with men
on bases, the locals fell down in their
fielding and McHale walloped one
which Householder lost in the sun and
which counted for three bases. Port
lands other run came in the seventh,
when Jones, for moment, lost control
of the ball, and besides walking a man
and allowing a hit, threw in a balk, al
lowing a base-runner to score. The
score-
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Three base hits-Mohler and Van
Haltren; two base hits-Francks; sacrt-
flee hits-Hackett and Heitmuller; first
base on al1os sTroFSan FrsnGseo p;co l. first rs.
Graham A; left on bases-San Francis
CO 5, Oakland 4; struck out-By Pierce
l, by Braham s; double play-Pierce to
Williams; passed ball-Hackett; wild
pitch-Pierce; time of game-1 hour
and 55 minutes; umpires-Knell and
Mcdonald.
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THoROUcHBREDS OF NOTE
SOLD FOR SMALL PRICES
Hermis, StaIvart and Advance Guard
Pass Under the Hammer of
the Auctioneer.
NFW VORK TuTv 7-Hn

NEW YORK. July 7.-Hermis. win
ner Of the Suburban handicap: Stall
wart. with winnings aggregating $685.
600 TO his credit, and Advance Guard,
which has led the field at the wire in
forty-eight races, We're sold today at
auction at the Sheepshead Bay track.
for an aggregate Of s16,500. Hermis
and Stalwart went TO Alex. Shields, the
former for $4,000 and the latter for
sll,000 Advance Guard was bid in by
a J. Joyner for $500
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SUMMARY

TWO base hit-Doye; sacrifice hits
Gochnauer 2; first base on errors-Los
Angeles 1; left on bases--Los Angeles
man 1, off Fitzgerald 2; struck out
BY Fitzgerald 8. by Bergeman 2; double
piay-Toman to Dillon; hit by pitched
bali-Bernard; time-1 hour, 80 min
utes; umpire-Hodson
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SUMMARY

Earned runs-Seattle I, Portland q;
stolen bases-Kane, Householder, Swee-
ney, Lister; sacrifice hits-Donohue,
holder. Donohue. Sweeney: three base
hit-McHale; bases on balls-Off Jones 8,
of Calin 2; hit batsman-By Califf 1 !;
double piayIMacMurdo to StreiS: ieft
on bases-Seattle 10. Portland 4; time
Of game-1 hour, IS minutes; unlpir ez-
Perrine, -
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Boat Club Officers Elected.

ALAMEDA July 7.-Oficers have
been elected bv the Alameda Boat Club
10 serve for the following six months
as follows: President, W. c. Donnelly;
vice president, G. Il. Miller; secretary,
" H Burnham; treasurer. a @. Rell;
sergeant at arms. W. Q. Pratt; captain,
r. p. Thorning; lieutenant captain,
Henry Nelson; executive committee.
Robert Farrar, T. S. Cone and Robert
Merriam.
Several new skiffs are to be pur-
chased by the club. A diving tower will
be erected near the boathouse at the
north end Of Chestnut street.
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SEVEN BALLOONS RACE
IN ENGLAND FOR PRIZES
Frank Butler Wins a Cup Valued AT
Fifty Guineas in Aero Club
Event.

LONDON. July The first ha!isen
race in England occurred today. Seven
balloons ascended from the grounds of
the Ranelegh Club and descended dur
ing the evening in Essex Various
prizes were offered. including a cup
valued at SO guineas Frank Butler
was the winner. The race was held un-
der the auspices of the Aero Club and
the start was made in the presence of
q fashionable assemblage
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Boxer saccumb. TO rntur,~,.

LA SALE. Ill. July 7. - CharIa.
Greenberg. the prize fighter who was
injured Wednesday night In a fight
with Eddie Tancel OF this city, disd
today from the injuries received. Tan
ceh was placed under arrest and is now
out on bail.
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Baseban Playcrs Traded.

CINCINNATI, O.. July Pitcher
Chech and Outfielder Odwell, of the
Cincinnati National League, were to-
day traded for Outfielder Jude, the
Indian member of the Toledoa Ameri-
can Association Club. Pitcher Hall of
Seattle has also been signed.
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Jarvis Win. swimming Race.

LONDON, July III. A. Jarvis won
the hve-mile swimming championship
contest at Putney today. The time was
hour minutes and 40 seconds, beat
ing the previous record by Is rs sec
onds- Taylor OF Chatterdon was second
1t was very close race, Jarvis being
only two yards ahead of Taylor at the
finish.
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Take the Second Game
in Succession From
Team From This City
Big Crowd Witnesses the
Contest on the Field
at Idora Park, Oakland
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
RESULTS of GAMES.

Oakland ); Snn Francisco L.
Portland 3; Seattle 2.
e Los Angeles 2; Fresno 1.
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Hunt Lose. In TENNIS Finals.

ATLANTA, Ga, July I'm the
final doubles of the tennis tournament
Grant and Thornton of Atlanta de-
feated Hunt of Alameda. Cal, and Lee
Of Michigan. 6-2, 2-6, 3-5. 6-3. 6-2.
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Dowie Is sane. but unbalanced 70
Meanwhile competition has greatly stiua-
ulated the activity Of his traducera
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WASHINGTON, July 7.-Benjamin E. Barnes.
until recently assistant secretary to the Presi-
fent, was tonight inducted into the Office Of
RostmastsE af the city ,sof ,Kashipgtsa
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Cambridge Cricketers beat Oxford.

LONDON, July 7.-Cambridge won
the seventy-second annual inter-uni-
versity cricket match today, defeating
oxford by ninety-four runs.
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ANGELS TAKE A GAME.
Score the Run which Wins in the Ninth
Inning of Play.

LOS ANGEL ES, July I'm an ami
mated game today Los Angeles defeat
| ed Fresno by a score Of to 1. Score: