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Connecticut western news., 1907-08-22
NORFOLK

Robert Geer of New York city Is making extensive improvements on his place on Greenwoods road east. The house is being painted and repaired ln- side and out.
 Mrs. L. A. Caldwell of Canaan is spending several days in Norfolk, the guest of MT. and Mrs. A. R. Collar on Maple avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. Royal Scoville and daughter, of Pittsburg, Pa., are here and will spend their vacation as the guests of MT. Scoville's parents, MT. and Mrs. G. w. Scoville.
 A. O'Brien of New Haven is spend ing two weeks vacation in Norfolk.
 Mr. and MT. Story Rowland of Plain field, N. J., are spending some time at D. H. Rowland's summer home.
 Fairlawn, of the Louisa Rowland es- tate, was bought by Professor M. l. Pupin at the auction held on the prop erty. He paid s12,000.
 Joseph F. Foley of Springfield, Mass, is the guest of his uncle, Owen Fields on Litchfeld road.
 MT. and Mrs Robert O. Geer of New York have opened their house on Green woods road for the remainder of the season. The house has been closed for several years.
 The Royal Arcanum gave dance in Arcanum Hall Saturday evening for the benefit of the organization. An unusually large amount of huckle berries are being picked in Norfolk this season, Mir. Scott having shipped over g thousand quarts out of town during the N An 1arra bar pi berry-pickers who arrive from Canaan and Winsted nearly every day carrying away from 10 to 30 quarts each.
 Miss Alice Hall of New York city will hold her annual exhibition of water coIors in the Eldridge gymnasium thii week.
 The Methodist fair which was held il the Methodist church Thursday proved decided success was largely attended The total receipts amounted to nearl, I S25O
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-22

of WlDsted have been visiting Mrs. John Jacklln.
 Mrs. Atwater and son Vern of West. field, Mass, have been visiting at w. H Palmer's.
 Mary Hillyer of South Eastou, Pa. has been visiting relatives at Hunts vile.
 Miss Rose Toole has resigned her DO sition at The Inn and is visiting i'll An son1as
 Charles Beals and Beatrice Dean visited at Oscar Bunnell's of Cornwall Plains Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ward Dean returned tc Pine Plains, N. Y, Monday of last week
 F. J. Belcher and wife of New York have been spending few days in town
 George W. Hall has been spending e few days in Torrington and Thomaston
 Mrs. Sidney Reed is to have a steam heating plant placed In her residence.
 Miss Stella Lord of Bridgeport ha: been visiting at Maria Halls.
 Lester Dean is working for Borden: at Lime Rock.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-22
LIME ROCK

Three buildings, COW barn, horse barn and hennery, owned by George O. Hotf- man, in the town of Hillsdale, N. r., burned Friday, August Is, and were in sured in the McNeil agency for $37O0 Order fer the insurance was given on the 10th, the policies went into effect on the 18th, the fire occurred on the 16th, the loss was adjusted on the 18th and payment of claim was made on the 22d. Mr. Hoffman, who is New York busi. ness man, will at once rebuild, the prompt adjustment and payment of hls claim making such action possible.
Connecticut western news., 1907-08-22
SOUTHFIELD

MT. and Mrs. H. w. Palmer in com pany with Mr. and Mrs. George Allar and son of Unionville, Cs. left Saturday for Walnut Beach where they are to join H. A. Cooks family.
 MT. and Mrs. Clayton Haskell of Holyole are visiting at J. B. Haskelps.
 Miss Florence Cherey and her brother Leslie of Lenox Dale are spending few days at A. W. Chapin's.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
TRAVERS RETURNS GOOD CARD
MOntclafr Golfer Leads Herreshon
in Atlantic City Qualifying Round.

Atlantic City. May Jerome D. Trav-
ers, the Montclair golfer, led more than
100 players in the thirty-six hole qualify
ing round of the open tournament on. the
links Of the Country Club Of Atlantic
City to-day. The Metropolitan champion
returned a score of 164. three strokes less
than Fred Herreshon. of Garden CITY.
who finished second.
There We're 102 starters, a record crowd
for spring tournament on this course
Nearly all will compete at match play
Tomorrow, as cups have been offered for
six sixteens. With a little luck Travers
might easily have saved half a dozen
strokes. 1t 50 happened that the few mis-
takes he did make came at places where
they proved costly
Since the golfers were here last far
the course has been made two or three
strokes harder by the addition of several
traps. Poor direction is penaIlzed more
severely than ever.
Harold Sands, the Palmetto Golf Club
crack, finished third, with I6s, stroke
better than A. w. Tillinghast, of Phila-
delphia- Tillinghast began badly. going
out in 30. but thereafter he played like a
champion Arden n. Robbins of st. An
drews; Charles L. Toppin. West Brook,
and L. A. Hamilton. Englewood. also
finished well up.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
LEXINGTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE -Four and ons-haH furlongs Nal
mason. rs tTroxlerl, Is TO l. won. PautoFs. 10
lSEainI % l. secanti; Waldorf Bell In2 Hatchet
% 20 l. third. Time IS f5 Belle Shirley Arand
Ph1 Chinn. Southern knight Vansel Jessian.
Gilvedear. Mary Estes. aud Little John also ran.
SECOND RACE-sx furlongs. Hard Shot I05
ID. Austinl 2 70 l. won. MamoTsa 100 Swain.
10 TO !. second; Alta Mcdonald. lg5 CTsylcrl. o.
J. third. Time I.l5 sagapanak. knight ol ivan
hoe Chamhlet, and Nedra also ran.
THIRD RACE-Four and one half fluI0ngs Hon
est. lci ID Agstinl % J. w1H: Ada o. Walker.
l1z lAloriaTiJyl. 70 % l. second. OIlanddt. 40
Aiindal. 5 to l. third. Time 055 IS McAtee.
George G. ClaWs0n, Moluette Della. .sesgg Eta
q Eva. Won TromF and Arlin also rau-
FOURTH RACE-SI furlones Haber Ia
Swain, p 10 ]. won; Moyina 100 'Bu;isrI 10 %
:. second: American Belle 100 ID. Rileyi 30 20 3
third. Time lI5 as ateohe Brittanby Tom Gil
roy Lads AriCn, Roger sand, and Lady Batemau
als5 ran
FIFTH RACE-Oue mile Lary savoy l0i lTay-
lorl, 70 J. won; John /. Ingiis u2 Aiiuder 2
90 s. second. Hahard. % (Suain4. 10 20 J. third
Time, la 375, LeHda}a, Kern and High Bear
also ran
SIXTH RACE-0ne and 0ne-sixtCsnth miles Noe
cssin Maid g Walsh % 10 J. won Louise Mae
fsrlan los Aliudtr 2 TO l. second; Gauze lo3
brandy, % l. third. Time 40 rs. F0nsoluca.
Golden Mineral Ella Lee Dick Rsdd. lmboden.
and Hsmilcar also ran
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Washington, 4, Philadelphia, 1.
CIeS Gland, 4; st. Louis, 3.
Ten mnings1
New York, 81 Boston, =.
Chicago, 4; Detroit, ?.
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OAKLAND RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Fiyeeighths of a mile two-year
olds- STANLEY Fay lol LyelrElsl, Is to /. won
Heather Scot, lo7 brown, q 70 s, second; Kisme,
ir., 10 lArchibsldi. p 20 s. third Time. I0l 4-5
Dalnade Willie T. jeremiah. Jack Paine 81
Modan, Katie Rains. Glucssten. Great Apache. and
Lady Adelaide also ran.
SECOND RACE Furrity course. Nancy W. III
aicRsci, 20 >. won, School Bell. 10 iGrahaml 2
70 !, second Eulalie B.. no Fischer. Is 70 T.
third Time lI3 Nedda licchlin Ar0ua Sacra-
mento Belle. HelisHe. Caunanis. Baby Keife
Ruinita ard Trilby Green also ran.
THIRD RACE-Oue mile aud a sixteenth pi1,,et
lo1 81. hellyl IS 10 s. won. W B. CAFES l0J "a
Williams 50 TO I. second Fred Bent i0s fischer.
70 =. tbiTd. Time. 1,l7. Lazalls. sahara Rama.
Iheo Case, Desmages, The AIissouriau, Daniel c.
lsmallan, and BTilTthCTpa also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One milo and a sixteenth Hi
Caul Can 100 &c. Williams. 20 l. won: Fury l0i
tMentryl. 20 ]. second. Bird e Passage i0s
'Fiscierl 70 J. third. Time. Iss aIarkie 3favcr.
PotTer0 Grande. Salahy. Dewey Harbor. King Of
Mist. Neediul. and Alohur also ran
FIFTH RACE-FUturiy course PADDY Lyncb
lI2 &C.. Williams, 8 % J. won; Pal I06 lB,tztoal.
TO ?, second; E. NJ Brattain. ia Sandy II to 5
third Time. III Is Hedgethcm, Lofta Gladstone.
Danuaa, Santa Ray princess Wheeler, Belasco.
Judge. and Captain Forse also nan.
SIXTH RACE-Seven and a half furiongs Hugh
McGoWan. 81 SANDY, Il 10 s. won; Romaine. 81
W. Kelly. IS so l. second; Mamie AlgoI. s.
uycurgusl. 80 TO l. third. Time % 25 Fl Otros.
Tie Borgian, Confess0r The Rcprobate and Little
Butterclp also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Bob Unglaub's batting average thus far
is .36}
Jack Chesbro should greatly strengthen
the Yankees pitching corps.
Every big league team made "a run yes
terday. and none made more than five.
No club has yet succeeded in taking
the measure of Mullin, the Detroit
pitcher
Boston American rooters are demand
ing that Grimshaw be given chance in
left field
The Giants have Boston .'5unaIoed,
having taken seven straight games from
the HUbites
There is a report in Boston that Wash
ington will get Bill Dineen in exchange
for Jake Stahl
Thirteen figures rather cOnspicuousIy in
the percentage column of the Giants and
Cubs this morning.
Judge W. NJ. Kavanaugh. president Of
the Southern League. is a candidate for
the gOYernOrship Of Arkansas.
In the first two weeks of play New
York led the American, and Cincinnati
the National League in batting.
Brooklyn might. could, should, or must
win before long, unless the Tr0lly Dodgers
want the fans to have heart disease.
Lajoie seems 10 have dug up a live one
in young Hinchman. Pittsburg came
within an ace of landing the youngster.
When Fielder Jones received his notice
of suspension for batting the umpire he
paid his respects to Ban johnson in no
uncertain terms.
Dahlen. of the Giants, is hitting the bah
harder and with more certainty than he
has in years At that he struck out the
other day with the bases loaded
Batting cages have been introduced
in Pittsburg. They are huge cages
Of wire netting, open at one end ana
mounted on wheels so that they can be
moved 10 convenient spots. Two of them
were brought out in front of the stand
when the players reached the field. The
batter stands just inside the open end
of the cage. If he hits the ball fairly it
goes on out to the field but fouls and
balls that are not hit are stopped by the
wiTe netting. the idea is to do away
with the constant fouling of balls into
the grand stand during batting practice
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Richmond, 81 Portsmouth, 1.
Roanoke, 81 LyRehburg, 2,
TO-DAY's GA0IEs.
Portsmouth at Richmond.
LyRchburg at Roanoke
DanviIIe at Norfolk
STANDING on THE TEAMS.
LYN0HBURG BADLY DEFEATED.
Roanoke Has Game safe from the
Beginning 10 the End.
Special to The Washington Henld

Special to The Washington Herald
Roanoke. Va. May 2.-Roanoke defeat
ed Lynchburg handlly this afternoon. by
"A score Of to ? Roanoke took the lead
in the FIRST inning with three runs. The
visitors never had any chance 10 win at
any stage of the game Roanoke hit the
ball heavily, hard, and repeatedly, secur-
ing clean hits az the time when hits
meant runs. The few hits made by Lynch
burg were scattered. The visitors
changed pitchers during the game in an
effort to retrieve their fallen fortunes.
Score:
R.HE.
Roanoke .............s sI1O 0I 3 x-9 Is /
Lyneh5urs ............ 0 0 0 / o 0 - 4 ,
Batteries: acknowledgements and Cote: Lynch
bure-krebs Oakley. and Bentley.
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ToLals -. 5 990l6 8

FClymsr batted forphillippe in tenth.
Two ont when winning Uln was scored
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G. ". U. LOSES TO TAR HEELS
Carolina A. G. N. Wins Close Game
from Hatchetites.
Visitors score Two RIMS in Fifth
Inning and Pull Out 2-to-I Vie
tOry-TweIve stFIke-Outs.

George Washington suffered its second
defeat at the hands Of the Agricultural
and Mechanical College OF North Caro-
lina,e yesterday. when the Tar Heels
tucked the game safely away in the NTH
inning by pushing two men across the
pan on TWO hits and as many wild throws.
Titus. who was on the rubber for the
Hatchetites. pitched we'll enough 10 have
won his game. but costly errors ard over
I throws lost. Demple, the visitors big
slabman and spitbaH artist. pitched an
excellent game, and although he aid not
have the control that Titus had. he let
the home team down with but three hits.
one Of which, combined with a pass, gave
the losers their lone run
The Hatchetites showed more fight than
they have exhibited so far fhis season.
and put up an improved article OF bah.
Doyle, on third, was the shining light OF
the game. He accepted his I'VE chances
without a slip-up.
George Washington started the scoring
in the first. Brennan walked. took second
on Stevenson out, third TO first, ard
came home on Doyle's bingle Doyle was
left on second, as both Hestor and Weber
went 10 the bench on easy grounders 20
first
George Washington got a man on sec
ond IN the third and on first in the sixth
and seventh innings, but with these ex-
ceptions were set down in order every
inning.
The visitors made their two tallies in
the NTH. Fox. the first man up, got 10
first on a Texas Lacquer went 10 third
on Orrison's wild heave over first in his
attempt TO catch Jordan. and came home
In front of the latter, when ShufOrd drove
hot one over second Shuford went to
second on Seniors Wild return of clout
and stayed there. as Drake grounded out
TO Weber and Thompson famed.
In the next inning Demple. the first man
up. knocked two-bagger TO deep center.
but was caught mapping by Titus. who
assisted Orrison in benching him.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
SULLIVAN VS.. CORBETT.
Lightweights Ready for TO-night's
Fight Before Baltimore Club.

Special 10 he Washington Herald
Baltimore. Nd, May 2.-Young Corbett.
the ex-featherwelght champion, arrived
in town to-day looking in good shape for
his fifteen-round battle with Kid Sullivan.
of Washington. tomorrow night, before
the Eureka Athletic Club, at the Ger
mania MaennerehOr Hall
Corbett seems to be IN decidedly better
shape than when he fought Sullivan a ten
round draw here last season. Corbett is
accompanied by Sailor Burke, the New
York boxer. who viii be behind him to-
morrow night.
The mill has attracted considerable in
terest here. especially among the New
Workers now attending the race meeting
on the PimlicO track. Corbett. when he
enters the ring, viii outweigh Sullivan by
many pounds. as the bout VIII be fought
at catchweights. Sullivan is eager TO win
a victory over the Denver pugilist. as it
will enable him to get a match with
Tommy Murphy, OF New York, who re-
Gently won from the Washington lad.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
PittsburE AT Chicago
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

Philadelphia. May THE fans who
braved the crazy baseball weather this
afternoon saw the Philies win the NTH
straight game from the unfortunate
Brooklyn aggregation. The usual luck
followed the TroIlyites. and despite the
good ball they played, they managed 20
come out second best.
In the five games played between the
Phillies and the Brooklyn team the Su-
perbas have scored just three runs.
Sparks struck out six men to-day. which
was the chief factor in the victory OF
the local team. Lumleys three bagger
came in the ninth with the bases clear
and the next two men went out In sue
cession. ending the game. Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
BRITT TO FIGHT AGAIN.
Former Champion Asks for Bout
with Some Lighf-Weight.

San Francisco. Cal, May Jimmy
Britt, the California lightweight who
has been In retirement FOR some months.
has changed his mind about fighting
again. and has notified Jim ConrOth. the
Frisco fight promoter. 20 match him with
any good lightweight who viii make lSs
pounds.
Conroth wired George Memsic. Of Chi
cago, if he would meet Britt, and he re-
piled. asking for the terms. and. If salts
factory ne would be pleased to meet the
native son. II Memsic accepts the clubs
terms. the men will meet for twenty
rounds on May 80, at Colma. Cal
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Pirl,Iico.

FIRST Three-year-olds and upward; sell
ing sly furIgngs
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
Illinois trainer for Princetonf

Urbana. H., May 2-The University Of
Illinois may lose its crack track coach.
Harry Gill, who 1t is said is sought by
Princeton 20 coach its track team It
was previously reported that the Cana
dian coach was in receipt of alluring
offers from other institutions. and there
is considerable uneasiness, although the
Princeton story is uncOufrmed GAL
former champion all-r0und athlete. has
notable record in turning out track
teams here. He brought Illinois from
mediocrity 10 the first rank in the West.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
CHICAGO FINDS SEVER EASY.
White Sox Have Men on Bases Every
Inning at Detroit.

Detroit May 2.-Siever was no puzzle
10 Chicago to-day. and in every inning
the visitors had men or bases. Jones
three bagger TO open the game and
Schaefer's three-base hit TO centeraeld
fence were the batting features Isbell
starred in a line drive catch and Schaefer
eXcelled ia general work. Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
TO-DAY's GAMES.

Boston at Washington.
New York al Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Chicago at Detroit.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
McGarry TO Meet Fitzgerald

New York, May 2.-Wnlie Fitzgerald, Of
Philadelphia. and Anby McGarry. of this
city, win furnish the star bout at the
Polo A. c.. of this city. on Friday night
for six rounds at catch-weights. This
VIII be their second meeting, Fitzgerald
getting the other verdict MeGarrv
claimed that he was not in shape for
the previous go, and promises to reverse
il this time
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
FROMME LET'S PITTsBURG WIN.
81. Louis Pitcher Gives Three Bases
on Balls in Tenth.

Pittsburg, May Pitcher Fromme, of
the St Louis team, presented Piusburg
with the game to-day in the tenth inning
when he gave three batters bases on
balls, forcing over the winning run. which
made the score TO in favor OF Pitts
burg. The game was marked by the
wildness Of the pitchers. and was far
from being either fast or interesting
......t..sH III.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03

sTvo out when winning ran gas scored.
fWaIlaca out, hI, hy batted hsI
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
play for state Chamnionsb,D

Annapolis, Nd. May 2.-The first base
ball game for the championship of tn
Maryland intercollegiate Athletic Asso-
ciation viii be played at College Park
tomorrow, when ST. Johns. OF Annap-
oils, viii meet the team Of Maryland
Agricultural College.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03

'Batted fer Criger in ninth inning.
fBattcd fer Oberiiu i'm ninth inaing.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
DE- VauIts T,reIre -.

New Haven, Conn. May 2-Yale's
spring athletic meet was held yesterday.
the best performance being the pole
vaulting of Walter Dray, of Chicago, the
former intercollegiate champion. He
cleared the bar at Y feet, and just missed
going over at L feet inches.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
Jack Johnson Coming Home.

Honolulu. May Jack Johnson. the
American heavyweight pugilist. who
went to Australia to secure a fight with
William Squires, was a passenger on the
steamer Sonoma, which arrived here yes
terday. Johnson said that he was re-
turning home TO force a fight with
Squires, who avoided him In Australia.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
-Bauea for wadden

Earned inns-W ashington, 8. First base by errors
Philadelphia ?: Washington J. Left on bases
Washington 9; Philadelphia T. First base on
halls-of Hughes. 3: Of Bender. g.: of Wadden /:
OF NickeTs, J. Innings uitohed-By Bender 3. bv
Waddeh. 2; by NickeTs, J. Hits made-Of Bender.
8; of Waddell. q of NickeIs. l. Struck out-By
Waddel. p Three-bos hit-Anderson TFo-basz
mts-Aiurphy- Warner. Cross. Sacrifice hits-N.
Cross. Lord, Schlaty. Double plays-Ganiey to war
ner; Pe1ine to Schiafy Sehlary TO Anderson Un-
pTe-AiT. Evans Time Of game-l hour and Is
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
PHILLIES TAKE FIFTH
Brooklyn Aggregation Still
on the TObOggan.
SPARKS STRIKES OUT SIX MEN

Lumley Gets a Three-bagger in the
Ninth, but It Is Too Late TO save
the Game-superhas Score Total
of Three Runs in the Five Games
Played with Philadelphia.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
Reyes After Tommy Murphy.

New York. May Bert Keyes. the
hard-hittiag Philadelphia feather-weigllt,
who defeated Frank Casey, Of Chicago. \
few nights ago at New Castle. Pa, after
twelve rounds OF hard fighting, is an
other fighter who is after Tommy Mur-
ply or Matty Baldwin.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
HIGHLANDERS TAKE LAST.
Boston In Lead Until Seventh when
batting Rally begins.

Boston, May 2.-The Highlanders took
the last game of the series with Boston
to-day
Boston had the lead up TO the seventh,
and in that inning New York tied. and in
the eighth drove Harris out OF the box
Oberlin pitching in The last inning. The
scnrn.
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Chicaeo.........,,..-........ 0OO0OOI0 0o-l
Cincinnati .................1 0 x-g
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MAPS VICTOR IN THE TENTH.
Browns Make Plenty of Hits, but
Fail to Get the TuIIIes.

Cleveland. May 2-BiTU .nghams single
in the tenth inning. with Two men on
bases and two out won to-day's game for
the Maps from the Browns. Rhoades was
hit harder than Howell but sharp fielding
behind him kept the score down Wal
lace's batting and fielding were q feature.
The score;
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At New Orleans-shreveport, !; New Orleans,
twelve innings.
At Little RoCk-Littlo R0Ck s: Memphis L.
At NashSille-Nashyille. 9; Montgomery, 8
Al Atlanta-Atlanta. ?; birmingham l.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-03
AMERICAN AssOCIATION.

At Toledo-Toledo. z Kansas City. l.
At Louisviile-Lcuisyille s; Milwaukee. ].
At Indianapolis indianapolis, 4. ST. Paul, .
At Columbus-Columbus. Is: Minneapolis. i
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A~+fl4e1 run " a. J. lEst base by
A. & ~ G.. 2. Left On tascs-G. ". l.. "A. q
NJ e.. 8. First base balls-Of Dempie
StHck out-By Dempe. s; by Titus. T. Two-hase
hit-Shuford- Stolen hases-Drake, Demple Double
play-0uison to DOYLE Hit by pitcher-By Titus
l. Umpire-3ir. King Time Of game-l hour and
% minutes
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New York, May 2.-After an absence OF
nearly two years from the turf. H p
Whitney's famous mare Tanya started IN
the third event az Jamaica to-day, a
handicap at six furlongs. 1t was a public
trial for the Metropolitan Handicap and
the daughter Of Meddler- -Handspun was
sent to the post in apparently tip-top
shape
She picked Up 126 pounds. and was
backed from down to 2. but just after
the start Koerner got her into a pocket
and had to pull up sharply.
Tanya lost much ground because Of this
mishap. but she soon got a chance to
show her speed. and ran a very creditable
race. But at no time did she have a
chance to beat the Brownleigh Park Sta
ble's star thTee-year-old seweu, s-to-l
fav0rite who broke in front. showed a
world Of speed, and won just gaIloping
all the way down the stretch with a mar
gin Of three lengths over Tanya, who
conceded rtne pounds by the scale TO the
speedy Cesarion colt SeweIi ran the
three-quarters IN 1.l3 fat. and was never
extended for an instant.
Tanya had FIVE lengths over August
Belmonts Biandy, another Metropolitan
eligible, who. with 10 10 / about him, got
up IN time 20 nip third money from
Avaunteer, to ], by a nose.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Philadelphia, 81 brooklyn, 1.
Cincinnati, 3; Chicago, L.
(Ten innings.l
Pfttsburg, 8; st. LOuis, 4.
New York, 4; Boston, /.
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First base by eITors-New York / Boston Q Left
On bases-Nsw York. 2; Boston. T. First base en-
has-Of Taylor. 2; eff FiaheTty. 3 struck out
BY TaylcT, J. Twobase hits-Dahlen, Bates. sacri-
hce hit-Taylor. Stolen base-Howard Double play
-Teaney and BTidwell. Hit by pitcher-By Fla-
herty J. UmDires-AlessTs Rgler and EmsIie
Time Of game-l hour and So minutes. Attendance.
800
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SECOND RAcE-Teoyear- Ids ssllinsi four
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i"tdle ---s. D o = u 2
Schultz hatted for Pfeist
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Left on bases-Bracklyn- 4; Philadelphia, s. First
base on balls-On Henley 1 ; OF Sparks. l. Struck
out-By Henley, hy sparks s. Three-hase hit
Inmley rwo-hase hits-Tirus. f.ummeL Sacrifice
hits-Gieason. D0olin. Stolen h4ses-Th0mas Ma
sJe o. Wild pitches-Hcnley. l. Umpire SIR
KLEIN Time Of game-l hour and 30 minutes At
tendance I5Ia