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The daily tribune., 1907-07-10
A DAVIS
MEMORIAL
PLANNED

New ORLEANS, La. July l0-A mon
ument to Jefferson Davis, the only
president of the Confederacy will be
erected in New Orleans. The Jeffer-
son Davis Memorial association has
had the matter in hand sometime, but
the project took definite form today
when a meeting was held and kind
letter received from Mrs. ). Addison
Hayes of Colorado Springs. Colo.-
only surviving daughter of the dead
president, indorsed the movement and
contained the first contribution to-
wards the fund. It, was said to be a
handsome sum, but the committee re-
fused to make public the amount at
this time. Mrs. Hayes stated that
she would be here for the laying of
the cornerstone of the monument
June 3, 1905 With these assurances
from Mrs. Hayes, the Confederate
women of this state Will begin an
active campaign for funds.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-10

j. A. Lester. His letter states that
the fruit trees bloomed early in
March, nearly two months before the
normal period, and have just come to
maturity nearly month earlier than
usual. Mr.. Lester say. that the trees
yielded II crates each.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-10

Five minutes attention to any modern
conversation will convince you that the
art of making excuses is not lost art.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-10

The farmer who woits for the river to
run dry, finds the market filed with the
produce OF his neighbor who was brave
enough to swim across.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-10

CHANGED PRICES-Owing to a
slight Misunderstanding in regard ia
prices on shows Mt the carnival, all
prices except for the Bagdad show
will not exceed teu cents. The extra
price charged was due to increased
expenses all around over those incurr.
ed in the East, but as the advance
man had given out the prices before
the show arrived the change IL made
to the old prices by request Of the
city authorities.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-10

Many a man allows himself to be
whipped by stopping to fix his plan of
campaign in the very thick of the fight
The daily tribune., 1907-07-10

Genius anda good job are usually
rank strangers.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-10

PROGRESSIING-Col. Macdonald
reports good progress being made on
the irrigation deal north OF the city.
As soon as he returns from "A trip tc
Philadelphia the company will To-
cate their Offices in this city and be
ready to transact the company bust.
ness coming up in this city
The daily tribune., 1907-07-10
BATTLFSHIPS
FOR ELK
VISITORS

Philadelphia, July tl0-Acting I'M
der orders from the navy department.,
Capt Edwin g. Pendleton. command
ant of the League Island navy yard,
has directed that the battleships Kear-
sarge and Kansas be overhauled and
re painted and otherwise put in con.
dition for their participation in the
annual reunion of the Elks here next
week. The big warships will be
anchored in the De llware river at a
point near the center Of the city all
of next week for the inspection of the
visiting Elks Special tugs have
been engaged by the local lodge Of
Elks to carry visitors from the
wharves out to the warships. AL
though the crew of tho Kansas is far
from being complete, it will be tenn
porarily filled with men from the
battleship Indiana, now at the navy
yard.
Preparations are being made at the
navy yard for the great number Of
people that are expected to visit the
naval station next week. A bureau
of information for the benefit of the
visitors will be established ana ~ far
as possible the entire yaid will be
open to the Elks.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-10
POLITICIAN wife DROVE
HUSBAND TO SUICIDE

London, July i0-A st. Petersburg
dispatch to the Daily Mail says that
the husband of one of the women
deputies in the Finnish parliament
tried unsuccessfully to commit suicide
and the reason he gave for the at
tempt was that his wife was so oc.
cupicd with political work that she
neglected her home. The misery to
which he and his family were reduc
ed, he said, drove him to desperation,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17

Errors by Shay and Dcvlin in the second IN
ming of Yesterdays game between the Giants
and Cincinnati at the Polo Grounds were chiefly
responsible for the home teams failure t" win
the struggle. The Giants were not beaten now
ever for the contest. which was called at In :
ending Of the ninth inning on account or dark
ness resulted in u tie with a score OF TO =
In the first inning Rigler. the umpire. was MT
on the head from foul tip off Mitch"ils ba'
and received deep cash in his scalp. Ihe
game was delayed for a few minutes The
Giants made their first run in this inning. when
shannon walked and came in on double by
Devlin.
In the second inning the Reds took IN" lead
getting three men over the plate. Lohert sin
gled. but was forced 10y Mclean Kruger was
safe on a tumble by Shay which allowed Nc
Lean to advance. Mowrey walked. and on
single by Mason Mclean and Kruger scored.
DevIin then fumblcd a bUnt hy Huggins and
Mowrev crossed the plate.
In the fourth inning the Giants forged To the
front again by making three runs Strang ami
Bresnahan singled and both advanced on a
sacrifice by Rowcrman Shay hit 10 Lobert and
Strang beat the throw 10 the plate Doyle then
sent out timely single, on which Bresuahan
and Shay tailed. In the eighth inning the Reds
tied the score Lobert bunted safely and got
to second or>a sacrifice by Camel. He reached
third on n passed bail and scored on Mclean ;
single The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
URIGHT'S MEIDOW cur.
Beats lie Roy in La1cn Tennis Finals
on Soufham pton Courts.
lBy Telephone to The Tribune !

Snuthampton. Long Island, Aug 6--Beals e
Wright the cup singles here to-day IN the lawn
tennis tournament on the courts of the Meadow
club while the consolation event resulted IN
victory for J. &. COlStuH. the Yale player
WRIGHT the former national champion and interna-
ttonaI player met Robert Ic Roy. of Columbia the
intercollegiate holder. in the final of the cup
singles Wright caught a tartar. for in the opening
set % Rov PLAYED with Wright. his splendid place
ehots tl,ro,ich Wright's court working havoc Tnen
the former national champion called all his SkiI
into plav and finally Won by the score of 4-ss S-Z
81 and Ct. ColstOn defeated Frank l. tiasue. or
the MontcIair Athletic club. in straight sets, S-i
6-3 and Glove.
Frederick q Colston and Harry Torrance coupled
with Herbert L. Westfall and Wyie c. Grant in
,ttaininC the final the doubles The first named
nair experienced little difficulty in defeating the
pcnnsvlvanans j. r. Carpenter and W. r john
son i'm straight The harder task Tell 10 West
fall and Grant who PLAYED "A long three set match
against C. Frederick Watson. jr, and Edward w.
IeonorI before they won ut IS 90 rs Westrau
rrovad poWerfu his driving In this match. willis
Grant displayed marked skill III his service Some
uroyress was accomplished in the mixed doubles
two pairs winning their places TN the semi-nnal ls
The summary follows;
Mems Gun singles. thnsi cup round)-BeaIs G.
Wright. I.ongwood. defeated Ksoert 10 Roy Columbia
Mems doubles tsen rnun[j-FreJerick G. CoIston
and Harry Torrance. Yale and Engiewood Field Club
defeated J. r. Carpenter and W. +. Johnson. Pennsyl-
Vania Is 10: Herbert l.. westfsn and wyIle &,
New York Lawn Tennis club defeated = Fred ,
erick Watson jr and Edgar w Leonard Orange and
conseaiien singles second rouHi'.J c Colston De
semi final round-Frank ~ Hague defeated II. H.
Boyesen. 62. 64; j. &. Coiston won from Frederick
Final round~J C. Coiston. Yale defeated Frank b.
Hague. Montciar Athletic Club. @. e-s. 60
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
T'R1TERS MEETS DEFEAT
Amateur Golf Champ piOn Soundly
Beaten on Eh7cdnOk Links.

Manchester VI. Aug. 16.-The unexpected hap
pened in to-day's play OF the tournament for the
presidents cup on the EkwanOk links. Jerome ID.
Travers. of Montclair. the new national champion,
defeated by George Borup. who for several
years was "A member of the Yale team. The score
was 3 up and 2 TO play BOrup's work particu-
lary brilliant while Travers was weak on the put
ting green and missed several drives
Frederick Herreshoff. the Garden City amateur,
had difficulty defeating John NJ. Ward, of Fox
Hills by 3 up ana . to play, which leaves the final
round for the chief trophy TO he contested tomor-
between Herreshon and BOrup.
The summary follows:
Presidents cup (semlfinal roundl- Frederick HERES
hoff. Garden city. defeated N. Ward. Fox Hills
To play. George Borup New Haven. defeated j.
ID. TraVeTs. MOntclair. 10 play.
cup tsumi final round-C. W. Tainor. Rich
mond County defeated g. r Crocker Alpine. up. to
play: r w Clark. Ekwanok defeated s. Jones. I'd
Dyker Meadow. = to play
Manchester tsemi-tnal round)tt. BuTnham. Dyker
Meadow, defeated y. J. Mcclure. Albany, up: ]. s.
WooGfn Rutland. defeated Paul Waterman. Ekwanok
8 up play,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
BROOKLYN KEEPS ON LOSING.

Pfttsburg easily defeated Brooklyn at Washing
the Park again yesterday by the score Of 10 :.
The Superhas seemed To like Willic's delivery in
the first inning. and they scored three runs, Hum
mel sending out "A homer with two bases
blt they could not hit Wills thereafter. Bell
who rltched for the Dodgers. had the Pirates at
his mercy until the seventh inning. when he passed
three men. Rucker then substituted and
Leach the FIRST batter to face him, sent the ball
clear TO centre field fence for home sending
IN three men bcfor" him. The Pirates were able
10 bunch 4 few hits in the eighth inning
scoring two more runs. which were not necessary
The Superbas scored another run in the ninth
inning on MaIoneys pass. Burch's single and
Fuckers timely init Clarke was put off the field
in the sixth inning for disputing decision The
score follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
MELLON BRINGS $f4,OOO.
Dubois Buys Suburban Hinner at
Sale of DmneH Stable.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ,

Ha ndicap winner, sold here to-day for $4,000
Billy Dubois at the dispersal sale OF &. T. Dur
neIrs stable. Orlando Jones made the first bid Of
81 000 but after the Messrs Fanshaw, Carman
and Colt had taken hand I'm running the price
lip the good horse was knocked down TO Dubois.
the clubhouse commissioner and owner of Charles
Edward.
C. r Ellison bought JaCoblte for $1,000 and Roy
A Rainey secured the yearling half brother to De
AI,nd for 81 100. Durnell will go abroad to train
a stable OF horses for John w. Gates in England
4 bay colt by Ben StFome- -Masha went to j. T.
Mc(;lnnis 81 900. j. G. West bought a yearling
coli by Cioldcrest-Grace Lee for $1,000. hliy by
Star Ruby Flora Hunt sold to A. 7. Johnson
for $1,000 Tamaceo Western Derby winner
went to c. II. Ellison for $4,000.
The other sales of $1,000 more were the CHI
= ny Chappell-Lizzie Montrose, j. r. ktene.
81 400: Stilario, blk G. by st. Cario|orsina' SIN
Thares pickles 81 100; Joe NeaOn, ch. e.. by Kis-
,net-BonIta r A. w. Claxon $4,000; Senator
barrett ch. G., by Ogden-Brennen, Charles Pickles.
50 300
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
FRIZETTE WINS EASILY
TiKES THE TROY STAKES.
Miller Rides Three II HiRRcrS-FOHj'
FarOr1tes Lose.
Trx reiss-o1 :. 10 I1c r-il-ure. J

Saratoga y " Aug IG.- -Frizette the ccmely
Daughter Of Hamburg -ondulee. won The Troy
Stakes here TO-DAY and added 1880 to the big
winning total of james r keene. She raced
Tsellvretf?er and Ella O'Neil into submission
rounding t::n turn and shock of Magazine at
the :ast sixteenth pole. to win by two lengths.
Magazine. backed from To ! 10 1G to :. lasted
tCst long enough to beat Black Mary mead
<or the place
F'rizette opened an equal favorite with Master
Robert at tc / but drifted back, in the absence
IF any material support, 10 ! 10 ]. Master Rob
ct was the favoTite. bUt slow 10 set
lie in his stride and had little or chance
after the first quarter. He showed a flash of
speed the turn and ran up into fourth place
only 10 drop out Of il again.
tiall;--ant and Fort Johnson we're the only
winning favorites. GallaVant wos The handi-
cap mile and quarter in common sal
Top. beating Martin Doyle and Cork Hill, the
only other starters.
when Nealon was scratched Martin Doyle
opened favorite, at to 10. but went back tc
I3 10 in the face of big plunge on GallaVanr-
Cork Hill the outsider. Z Dugan broke
Gallavant off in front and kept him there to the
end except for few strides on the backstretch.
when Martin Doyle and Cork Hill both headed
him. When Dugan ready Ciallavant cane
right away.
Nineteen two -year-oIds went to the post in
the last race. and John Sanfords Fort Johnson.
getting A lucky break. graduated from tha
maiden class. Dennis Stafford. {. J. Celia and
Alchemy We're all heavily played. hut to no
avail as none of them finished in the money
Dennis Stafford practically backed off The
boards as the horses We're on the way Ia the
post. and . 20 I hard 10 get He was badly
interfered with the far turn. which put IN
end TO one of John E AIaddens carefully
planned killings"
Bat Masterson won the handicap at six fur
longs in the fast time of I'll IA. which
equalled the track record. made by De Aiund n
few DAYS ago. Jack Akin the favOrite. showed
the way 10 the stretch. but Bat MastersOn wore
him down in the last sixteenth and won going
away.
Anneta Lady. Jersey Lady and Lady Vim
cent attracted the play in the second race. but
Killiecrankie. at 25 to 1, made every post d
winning one.
Green Seal showed Improvement over her last
race and won the fifth event at 10 l. Fancy
BIRD, the favorite. stopped in the stretch. and
Arimo. closing resolutely. earned the place.
Miller had a good day. riding three winners in
FIVE mounts Bat Masterson. Frizette and Fort
Johnson A big Friday crowd was in attend
ance as many racegoers came up last night
from New York for the week end to see the rich
Hopeful and Great Republic stakes decided to-
morrow.
SARATOGA SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACE.-FIandicap: for All ages. six fuIlcnEs
n 9 by FrsnkforI-I-anessa- owner. NJ A.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
GERMANS HOLD THE CUP
YANKEE T4RS OUT OF 1T.
american Sender Class Boats Elm.
mated by Defeat IN Fourth Race.

KieI GERMANY Aug 1G.-The Wannsee won
to-dav's race of the sender class yachts for En-
peror Williams Cup. defeating the Wittelsbaeh
by minutes II seconds and Spokane I. which
was third by \ minutes 40 seconds This Is
her second victory, and one more win Will give
her the cup.
The visiting American yachtsmen have now
lost their last chance of taking home the cup or
of winning one Of the series Of races. as
nOn-winners in the first four races drop out The
Wannsee, with two victories and the Witteis-
bach and TiIly y, with one apiece. will fight it
out
The first give the winning Wannsee salute
was the Golden Eagle, the steam yacht Of Vice.
Commodore F. Lewis Clarke. Of the Eastern
Yacht Club. which led the siren chorus. and
when the winner came about after crossing the
finish line Mr. Clarke. j. p Reynolds. Mr.
Sanger and all the Boston party gave the
Harvard VEIL in which the members Of The
Aneric an Embassy at Berlin present. Lieuten-
ant Colonel John p Wiser military attachs
and Second Secretary Garrett and others. joined
The fourth race of the series was to A wind
ward mark three miles off and return twice
around To complete the total distance. twelve
miles A fifteen mile northwest wind Offshora
was blowing at the start. which took place az
II 10 a. M. All the boats crossed the line practi-
calIy together on the starb0ard tack. Spokane
I getting the best of the Send-oH. with the
Wannsee next
Spokane T and the WitteIsbaCh Immediately
tackled to port. and the Wannsee soon followed.
and the others kept tine starbOard tack in
shore The three boats that went 10 port got
the better wind. Spokane / later split tacks
with the wftteIsbach and crossed her bows. but
was unab BILE To get ahead of the Wannsee and
from that time the latter was never headed
Half way to the outer mark a heavy squaI
broke over the course but all the racers wealth
cred il grandIy for such small craft The wind
blew more than twenty miles an hour
The Wannsee turned the outer mark = min
rtes A.; seconds ahead OF her nearest competi-
tor.
During the run To IeeWar1 there no
change in the order Of the yachts. except thar
Spokane 7 Overhauled and passed the Wittels-
bach.
The Wannsee rounded the leeward mark az
! the end OF the first round minutes II seconds
in the lead
on the second beat 20 the outer mark the
Wannsee increased her. lead. and the Wittels-
hach. owing to her superior windward qualities.
passed Spokane L
SUinnakers were set again in the second ruH
home and enabled Herr Protzen 70 show his
skill in a heavy sea and wind and the excellent :
sailing qualities of the Wannsee. He eventually
brought her across the finish line winner BY
nearly So minutes
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Detroit Aug i6 (Speciai--Ihe Ne" @ l"iN
YANKEES defeated Detroit again IN another Iii'.I
sting game here to-day hy score Of 70 :. Al
though eight hits were made from Hogg deilN'iS
he was effective with mon on bases IN "'tIy i'T ,
~. H. o;,,h,n IN which The Tigers made their only
,,...- .Lo ,-,rI,
Hogs was backed by brilliant heidhs. .nF 10
Of Elbcrfeld again shining out pfotii''I.ntF - -
ritchcd for the Tigers. in IN" NTH inning MI,
tbc,- scored their first two runs, and again III '| III
seventh. when they made Nv" NOR i"-
follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
LONG AUTOMOBILE RACE POSTPONED
Second Brighton Twenty-four-Hour Contest
Put Off by Fall Meeting.

William H. Pickens, manager of the United states
,rotor Pacing Association which body has had
harea of ali twenty four-hour automobile races
,.bicI, have been TO date in conjunction with
r,ous clubs announced yesterday That there
,s no no Neutrality-suspicious. race held at the
$3.50, Roach track before October 10. at earliest.
NJ Pickens said: 1.-The Brighton Beach racetrack
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17

authorities have refused To grant u' "I' ~ -
,.,, ,-c,-ious In the fall mcCt. which begins
abont the middle Of September The racing asSo-
citation members state If automobile race Is held
on the track prior to that meeting II VIII pe I'M
possible for them To put the track In condition Tor
horse racing later and they are therefore, re
luctantIy Obliged to cancel the option previously
granted for "A twenty -four-hour race.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
THE BASEBALL PENNANT FIGHT.
GIANTS IN TIE GAME.
Tictory Occr Cincinnati Thro7on
45cay by Costly Errors.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Chicago Mt New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Boston
Philadelphia
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York {: Cincinnati. Called.
PntSburg :: BROOKLYN. I.
Chicago, I: Philadelphia o.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
YANKEES YIN AGAIN.
Hogg, lStcady 7cith Men on Bases,
Gets Fine Support.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York mt Detroit.
Washington at Chicago
m louis.
Pg.i.a6eiphis at Cleveland
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New Tork, :, Detroit. .
Chicago 3; Washington. =
Clcve;and g: Philadelphia. (hrst SanieI-
PhjIadephfn. :; Cleveland. = (eccoiid ghh'ei
Louis Boston, o.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
mYopIA FREEeooTERs WIN

Newport. r. l.. Aug. 16.-The Myopa Freebooters
defeated Great Neck to-day in the polo tourna
for the Brenton Reef Cups the Westchester
grounds The match not fast. but close and
interesting, the score being to 6la
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
TEN ISLAND BEATS FREEBOOTERS.

The Stater Island club and the Freebooters OF
Long Island met at Livingston yesterday, the game
resulting IN favor of Staten Island by s2 For
the winpers F. f. Kelly as. not out d. G. Humble,
oe. NJ McIloy. -; r. ST. G. Walker. IL. and j. w.
,,dvards TO- PLAYED we'll For the losers A. j. G.
cook "a and 5, +. c. Cook, 16. did good work with
the bat.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
MANY LAWN TENNIS ENTRIES.

Newport, r. L.. Aug. l6--The drawings the all
comers' tournament i'm the national lawn tennis
championship, which begins at the Casino next
week, made to-day and disclosed lib entries
the largest in the history Of the event. which
back to 1881.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17

a.xTH RACE.-For three-ycar- r-olds and upward; one
mile and a Start fair Won driving. Time.
2:3a4 Winner. br. T.. by Hastings-Flavia- Owner.
r. T. Watkins
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17

nell Leach Hrs-Od Tieil. in Gl3 innings: OF
Rucker in 22-3 innings Sacrifice hits SheehGn.
I.unley and Burch Left hases-Pittsburg g. Brook
Iyn D. First balls-Of Bell .; off Rucker. =.
Willis 3 First base errors Pitsburg l. Brool-
out-Ty BELL. /: by RuckeT =. by Willis,
. Time. Umpires- Fmsie and Carpenter.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
Automobiles.

u-i<.cT9IE TRUCK FOR SAlE.-Made by Electric
= .ae,c Equipment Co.. has a carrying capacity OF
-. r.ands the OF our
uosu use ft.
1UxTcS q SKINNER SrATIO,SEaI CO.. 81. Louis. No.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
E<fST'ERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO- DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Jersey City Montreal
Providence nj Toronto"
baltimore nj Buffalo.
Rochester.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Montreal 3: Jersey City. =
Rochester q: Newark. ).
baltimore Buffalo fran)
Providence train)
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
CHICAGO. /: PHILADELPHIA .

| Al Philadelphia - - , - a. q A. n - 8
! Chicago --------'.-''' ~ a n a a. n a. a. = 4
| ta,terles-thicago. overall and King; Phtiadclph'a
! - Tooin I'upires- and o'Day.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17

ATLANTIC LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Easton Easton, |: TamaGua' u
A. pottxvilIe-PottsviIle. =. Newark. o.
A. Reading-Reading. :; Allentown "
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17

TotaIe 80 = - 3 TIfaTs = q : = -
York. ! % - - "a " ~ - .
C,iDclnpa:E ~ = q a. - 70 - U-f
Tv-, base hits-Nitcnei. Deyiin Sacrifice hits-tian
zeI Roweriaan stolen lase-Shay. Double play Hres
nahan ami Doyle. Icft on bases incinnau !, Ne"
Ynrl, :. First base on bails-On Anes. or Mason ;
First Cincinnati. = New York. J. StrurS
out Mason 3. Passed balls Brcsna han.
Inn IHriTa-iigler
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
Arn1.ErIcs ENEAN -

y II F.
TirVc!aEt = n A 2 - II
Philadelphia .------ " " - 80. ,.u,4,t
,.ottrrcs- Cleveland. L1ebhardt and Glars IhI'aos'
,i' r,,~tl.t ,vadtcl pygert ana SchFcck
F'''' Z " =
second game q = . /
Philadelphia -..-.------.- n a. - a
Cleveland ..r-...,.,t
batteries Philadelphia. Iysert and Powers ''e's'1'
,1.r1-s.,, .nd C-Iari. Umpire tcrn'lt
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
ST. LOUIS. >. EosToN. q.

Louis
It. Louis ..---.-.-----, n - "a a - u %
batteries - Louis, nreeu and spencer h'S''N' " '
tors - r1h Glade ami 'riger.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17

FIFTH RACE-Seising; for three year-olds and up
ward: mile good. Won easily. Time,
1885. Winner. = G. by Ciresnan-Gold Seal. Owner.
= (. Clark
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
CT Inr1s- 3. BOSTON. 3.

a R0sOn- A Al N A =
st LOUIS ls'''----'''' u % u o q / O-3 .
Is,,tartes- Louis. Wolers and Marohaie' BOSTON,
,,,.Tfer and Umpire tombstone
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17

SECOND RACE-Selling: for three yea:-olds and up
ward: about ak furongs start poor. Won handily.
Time i:IORs. Winner. blk. T.. by The Roman
Rival. owner, J. {. Ferris jr.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17

sacrinee hits-Ee"ler IigTmen- h'Ss, on n.
tr, 10, New York :. First base or ho-.'n MuIaln @
ff..,e Fret la n r'rS-it'troit- Stfu'N
=, -" ~ - S;u,,in / rs Iiogg 4 Tnc-I 81. tmp!re-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17

For four-year-olds and upward: one mile
Won easily. Time, AZ Winner. br. g.
uousa Girl Owner A NJ MarronP.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17
EMPIRE CITY SUMMARIZES

FIRST RACE.-Seing. two -yearolds. five and a
balf furlongs. Won driving. Time, Los
Winner. g. by Planudes-Saama- owner w
Shields
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17

Baseball, Polo Grounds, To day, $3.50 r. M.-Cham-
LION Giants Chicago. Admission 50o-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17

CHICAGO. q. WASHINGTON. =
A. tTiic7E-- n - n a
'il-ago---------- " a. a. q
p,,,e-fe.-W Walsh ard Hart Falk"nbe-g and h'ydeh-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17

-OrrRTH RACE-CIsARK MEMORIAL. HANDICAP. for
three-year-olds and upward: one mile and six
teenth start good. Won easily. Time. 1:4J2s. Win
ner br m by Marion-Lady Ayr Owner, William
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17

THIRD RACE tiandtcaP for three ear-ods and lp-
r-iie start Won
easilr- Time. Winner. h. Ornament
STanAe-. Owner. Il T Wilson jr.
Betting.
Horse W start. str Finish JOCKEY St. p.
s:5sssHs .5;is ags IS Ps.2: |35: 9
FOURTH RACE-TFEE TROY STAKES. selling; for
two-gesr-olds. five and 3 half furlongs start good
Time, Winner. b.. Z,
fnneT I Z
New-York tribune., 1907-08-17

RACE.-FOr r-oids hNe and half FUR
long good. Won easily Tine. 1901. Win
ner blk. = by Goldcrest-Zisma Owner. O. e