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RUNNING WATER GETS
SARATOGA RECORD

Saratoga. n. Y, Aug. 21.-Running Wa
ter won the Merchants and Citizens Han
dicap, one mile and three -sixteenths, here
yesterday, defeating the favorite, Dande-
lion. by length. she also made new
track record when she stepped the dis
tance in 1:5S 2-5. which is three -fifths of
second faster than previous time made
by Francesca in 1902.
Dandelion and DR.. Gardner alternated in
ming Water came strong and won. Ocean
Spray. winner Of the fifht race. was bid
up and bought by NJ. Krauss for 5000.
Summary:
First race 3-year-olds and up handicap.
6 furlongs-Ben Ban. 1o1 (BrusselD, 20 to
and TO 1, won: Walls lis &c. Dugan).
4 to 8. place second: Melbourne. 80 Gold
stein), to 2. third. Time Iii As w. H.
Mcdaniel, j. G. Core. oxford. Bat Mas
terson, Berwick, Cablegram and Hand
zarra also ran.
Second race, selling. 2-year-olds and up.
l mile-Fancy Bird. 103 (O'Connof), To
and to /, won: Darkle 9S (McCahey) 3
to 2, place, second Sir Toddington. 1O3 (P.
Kelley, ] to 4, third Time 1.40 Mark
Antony I'd Fiat, Robador. Campaigner.
Quagga. vaquero. Beggar Maid Vino and
Nancy H1so ran.
Third race, furlongs Ben Toilet, III
dowe), II TO and to 8, Won: Fulton
Vile. 102 CBeckman). to /, place second;
Monopolist. 107 (F'inn). TO 2. third. Time
1907. He Knows. Smiley Corbett. Robert
Copper. Call Boy, Anonyma and Sun
gleam also ran.
Fourth race. Merchants and Citizens
handicap. 3-year-olds and upward, | 3-l6
Understanding Water. 49, (Miller). s ~
1 and 2 TO /. won; Dandelion. lis (Moun-
tain), TO l. place, second: Cairngorm, il3
(Garner). 10 2. third. Time I rs 2-5. Or.
Garner. Far West and Gallavant also ran.
Fifht race. 3-year-olds and up. selling.
1h miles-Ocean Spray, % (Notter). Is to
l and 4 to / Missouri Lad. 103 (Beckman).
l TO 3. place, second Good Luck. log (Ml-
ler). to 3 third. Time 1;52 l-5. Lane AL
len. Maxner, Weirdsome and Lancastrian
also ran.
Sixth race for maidens, 3-year-olds and
upward. | mle-Perjuicio 1l2 (Sandy), %
to l and TO I, won; Howard Shean il2
Knapp. 90 5. place second; Ramrod.
100 (BrusselD. S TO 3, third. Time 1:i0 S-S.
Cork Hill Litchtmcs. Hanhara, Trio.
Puritan Girl. Vervane. Bromina and Long
Danna also ran.
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DR.. ROGERS TRUANT LED
R. |. YACHT CLUB FLEET

The crack 25-ton yawl Truant. owned
by x-Chommodore DR.. Frederick T. reg
ers, led the yachts comprising the Rhode
Island Yacht clubs fleet led In its third
days run of 20 miles from New Bedford
10 Vineyard Haven yesterday afternoon
after a most exciting and interesting
days cruise. The wind held stiff from
the northwest and before the start from
New Bedford the boats were all obliged
TO take In at least one reef. while the
smaller craft placed two reefs in their
sails All the way across Buzzards bay
the run was a stiff one.
The Opitsah III. while jockeying for the
start at the Padanaram Yacht club house
ripped her mainsail so badly that she was
obliged TO drop out OF the racing for the
day. She did not start for Vineyard Ha-
ven with the others Other accidents Of
minor nature TO sails or the ropes were
numerous. particularly among the smaller
craft Even the largest vessel In the fleet.
the Truant, and the flagship Daffodil.
Commodore William Halkyard in com
The Truant. however. shook sail out a
few minutes afterward when the breeze
lessened in it's velocity.
The fleets run TO Quicks Hole was a
long reach. and several short tacks were
easily. once through Quicks Hole there
was a fair wind during which the spin
makers and balloon jibs came into play
and the boats were given chance to try
their speed before the wind.
The Truant, making her maiden race
cruise. got off from the starting line ex-
actly with the starting gun at l2:15 O'Clock,
and she led the fleet all the way TO Vine
yard Haven.
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There was some very fine racing at the
opening OF the four days meeting at the
Hilserove Trotting Park yesterday az
teruoon and II proved TO be great DAY
for the fayorites, who captured all the
races. A crowd OF 500 people was pres
ent Commodore Beaufort won the 2;SO
trot. with Annie Burns second. Mona
Grey took three straight heats In the
p:23 pace. and Young Chimes, the Ia
yorite In the 214 pace. won three out OF
four heats, with David X. second.
The first race on the days program
was the 2:23 trot, and Ave heats were
necessary TO decide winner. The race
ehould have gone but four heats, but
Brusie. who was driving Commodore
Beauort, attempted what he probably
thought was funny trick" and conse-
auently lost the heat
In the 2:23 pace. Mona Grey, who SOLD
as the favorite, was victorious, In three
straight heats. Lizzie II. was second IN
this heat and Lynn r. third, II being an
interesting race in each heat between the
latter two horses.
Young Chimes, the favorite In the 2;l4
pace. had things his own way except In
the first heat. any II was apparent that
Page did not let hi mout In this one.
There was pool selling In one OF the
buildings on the track grounds.
This afternoon the horses In the 2:l4.
2:2e and 2:23 classes are scheduled TO
start Such horses as Rose Mack, Oracle
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.READv|LLE GETS
new RACE RECORDS

Readville, Mass. Aug. 21.-while the
free-for-all pace which was the feature
event OF the second day of the Grand
Circuit racing here resulted in a good
contest and the winner set a new race
record for the season and at the same
time equalled his own record of 202sa I'm
second heat IL was the 3-year-old trot-
ters that did things TO the records and
put up what old horsemen who have fol-
lowed the Grand Circuit for years pro-
nounce 10 be the greatest performance
they ever witnessed by youngsters OF the
age.
Everyone was expecting that the record
for the stake, 2llA made by Cochato last
year, would be beaten, and there was no
disappointment. The bay colt General
Watts went out and paced two heats
each In 2:09h on the records, after as hard
a two-heat battle as has ever been seen in
a contest by 3-year-od trotters. When
Mike Bowerman. the noted Kentucky
horseman, landed the colt a winner in the
second and deciding heat, all kinds OF
records were beaten.
The S-year-old stallion record, made by
Arion way back In 1892 and equalled by
The Able last year was cut a second
and quarter; then the race record for
3-year-old stations. the 2:10i5 of the Able
was lowered. and finally the performance
tied the record for the fastest two heats
In race-that made by Grace Bond In
the first two heats OF the race in which
she defeated Alea Axworthy at Lex
ington for the Kentucky futurity OF 1904
Uncle Mike" Bowerman got a royal
reception from the crowd when he dis
mounted after the deciding heat
c. w. Lassell's flly. Bonnie Way, shot
away In the lead the first heat. with
General Watts In close pursuit, and the
others we'll punched three lengths be-
hind them. They stepped down TO the
half In l03is and were at the three-quar-
ters in l:3iis. In the stretch Blue Hill
came up and challenged the leaders. but
though he passed Bonnie Way, the AK
worthy colt was not all In by any means
and went under the wire, going strong
and true.
General Watts. the winner, is owned
by Gen. c. C. Watts, Charleston, w. Va.
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No FANDR|1E WON
At EMPIRE CITY

New York. Aug. H.-There was no let
up In the slaughter of favorites at tn,
Empire city track yesterday. not single
public choice being able to get first un
der the wire. The Yonkers handicap, tn,
feature OF the card, was won very clever
ly by Old Honesty, which from the half
mile post never left the issue in doubt
Summary:
First race. maiden 3-year-olds, selling
1 mile-Sam Rice, Ill (Diggins). l2 to 1
to l and to !. won; Muck Rake. 1Ol
{LeioerD, to 2, to 2 and I to 2. second
Wisehand. 1Oi (Pohanka). Is to 1, to
and TO 1. third. Time la. VIII Do
Nonona, Bert T.. Jim Nutwood, Memphis
Jr., Jobstown. Dominator and Esteban
also ran.
Second race, 24year-old. selling, s fur
longs-Gaga. l01 CBlalock), IL to 1, s TO /
and TO 2, won. Hollow. 10A (Shilling), G
to and to 2. second Lavatina, 101 Ode
H,rto bert. 70 I.ot to !. to ! and to J. third.
Eleanor Fay. Silver Cup. Emma c. and
Lac Sorella also ran.
Third race, 3-year-olds, selling. about 6
furlongs-Cloisteress, 100 (shilling), s to
i, to and TO 8. won; Royal nyx, 102
Uieberp. to 2, to and Ito 10. sec
ond: Zelina. 90 Uycurgus). 20 to /. to
and To 2. third. Time 90. Little Woods,
Bellestrome, Barnsdale, Baby Willie. Jen-
ME Wells. Mexican silver. Wardine and
The Belle OF Brighton also ran.
Fourth race, tho Yonkers Handicap, /
Inlie hHu 100 ydIuS, 3-year-olds ana up
Honesty, ia (Crimmlns), 10 1, 8 to l and
= 70 ., wonI 111111e T., TOS 81. BeeJ, 20 2,
8 20 and to 8. second; orphan Lad
added staTter) 40 CMusgrave). Q to 2, 3
TO and To 10, third. Time 1:43 as. Wex-
ford, Lady Savoy and Buttons also ran.
Fifth race, 2-year-olds. 5Is furlongs-
Guncotton, 9S (Musgrave) Is TO j, to
and 8 TO ?, won; Aristotle. 10 c.. Morris).
TO !, 3 10 ! and TO 5, second: Lady
Sichel, 9S Preston), TO 1, 2 to 1 and Z
TO TO- third Time 1907 AZ. Louis Reeder
Belphoebe. Hester Zorra and Ada O.
Walker also ran.
Sixth race, 2-year-olds and up, selling
l mile and up-Clyde. l02 QLieber). I to i,
20 and TO 5. won; Woostone, 10l
(Shilling), 60 s, 4 10 and 2 10 8. second (:
Clements. 30 CIV. OtO, Z TO 1. TO 2 and
TO 5. third. Time las 3-5 Minos, Posing
and Kemp Ridgeley also ran.
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Below is the complete entry list for the
Grand Circuit meet TO be held at Nara
gansett park next week, as Issued by Sec
retary Moone.
The feature events are the Park Brew
5000 pacing stake and the Roger Williams
stakes for trotters. valued at 5000 The
Park Brew has been made free-for- all
event, and the fastest bunch OF horses
that ever took the word In the history of
light-harness racing will compete
Audubon Boy, 1894, is one OF the cracks
entered in this race Bolivar. Blackjack.
Nervola. Ecstatic, Baron Grottan. Argot
Boy Phalla, Harry L. and Allanwood will
also start.
The cream of the trottina turf Will con-
test for the Roger williams. Hghball,
Sonoma Girl. Silko and Clay Latus are
the entries.
The following horses have been named:
MONDAY, AUG 26
2:l5 class. pacing. purse s20o0-Alice
Pointer. Bonanza, Dan s.. Hdalgo, Major
Mallow, Mry EN-, Nellie. Reproachless,
Russell c.. Shaugran, The Plumber, The
Regent.
3-year-olds. trotting. purse s1O0o--Flying
Feet, Mokides, Bertha Leyburn, Todd, Sir
Todd Aquin.
2:l0 class. passing, purse s2O0o-Aileen
Wilson. Billy w, Bonalet. Daphne Di-
rect Jennie W.. Leland Onward, Robert
Herman. Rushville. The Donna, Thorn
way. William O.
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Bell. Lucretia. Zaza. Ann Direct. Billy B..
MacDougall, Paul Kruger, Busy Boy.
Thornfield Kassona, The Pacolet, Richie
Baron, Bellemont, Wild Bell.
THURSDAY. AUG. %.
2:ll Glass, Pacing; Purse Sl00o-Daphne
Direct. Conway, Johnny Smoker Coast
Marie, Fred D., Iceland.
205 Glass, Trotting; Purse s1000--Lillian
r., Turley, Watson, Lady Gall Hamll-
ton. Wentworth, ORC, Norman b., Early
Alice.
2:06 Glass. Pacing; Purse sl0o0.-John A,
Custer. Lancelot, Prince Hal. The Friend.
Allanwood. Cascade, Hal G.
219 Glass. Trottng; Purse $1OoO-Dr
Ives, Marecheal, Magic Chimes. Oliver
Moore, Codero, Sunllne. Minute Man.
Baron May. Fanny r., The Jester.
FRIDAY, AUG. 80
2;16 Class. Trotting; Purse $100o.-Prince
c., Prlncne. Doris Martha. Composer
Libby Queen. Bruma Girl Sunline. Light
some. Dossle Villiers, Henry s.. Jr.
2;0S Glass, Pacing: Purse Slooo-Judex
Bystander, Byron Kay. The Donna, VIII
son Addington, Judge Wilson.
2:1l Glass, Trotting; Purse s1000-Berico,
Betty Brook. Tempus Fugit. Bonnie Rus
sell, Siliko, Jack Leyburn, Lady Resolute,
Mae Heart, Alice Edgar, Budd, Axcyell.
Atharsham
2:16 Glass. Pacing; Purse sl000.--Kendig,
Ethan Roberts. Miss Winifred. Arrow,
Queen Walnut, Black Dart. Laura Bellini.
Easter Direct, u. @. e.. Red Jacket. Moy.
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BASE SEBALL-
RAGING
BOXING

Toronto. Ont. Aug. 2.-Nitchell OF To-
ronto, pitched the finest article of bal
yesterday and Toronto won by score oi
3 10 o. breaking even on the series.
Mitchell was in little danger from the
start. the Grays finding him for two clean
hits and a scratch only. Abstein was tho
only Providence man TO reach third base
and only three saw second -.
Harris was bumped severely In the hrst
and second innings. In each case Two
were out when the ball was sent out OF
reach. The runs scored in the first in
ming were the direct product or Dall MT
at Harris that bounded over ms head as
he was about 10 grasp IL. AFTER the see,
ond act the big fellow tightened up anu
the home team could do no more with
his delivery than the visitors were doing
with Mitchells. only two bings being Coz.
rallied after that session. owens urnplreo
q good game, but Cusack was on color.
A drizzling rain fell throughout the con
test which was played 10 so paid aonis-
sions ard 1900 ladies'.
Mcconnell opened the play with a sim
gle and stole second as Phelan died on
The third bunt He tried for third on a
short passed ball and was given out on
a close decision. Lord fouled 10 Friek.
For Toronto, Weidy duplicated McCon-
nell's trick by dropping safe one into
left schafy bunte6 and Lord fumbled.
Kelley advanced both on his sacrince.
Crooks was thrown out by Harris. Car
rigan hit 10 Harris and the ball bounded
over the big fellows head. We.dy and
schafiy scoring. Flynn singled down tho
right foul line. Carrigan reaching second
FTick hit TO centre for a base. and Car
rigan scored Harris threw out Wotell;
Toronto got out OF a bad hole in the
second. Abstein opened with a hit u
right and Chadbourne walked. Poland
lined the ball TO right, Wotell making a
circus catch. Crawford flied TO Frfck.
Donovan hit 10 Kelley, who threw to
schafiy and owens declared Chadbourne
out. /,
Toronto. Mitchell at the bat. started
with a single and took second on Weidy 8
sacriioe. Crawford threw out Schany'
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|NEWS-DEMOCRAT SPORTSE
GRAND CIRCUIT ENTRIES
FOR 'GANSETT PARK EVENTS

215 class. -trotting. purse s10oo-Travel-
lesso. Toxic. Pity Herr. Codere, st. Pc
ter. Queen OF Melody, Grattan Boy, Jr.,
The Minute Man.
TUESDAY, AUG. 27.
2:17 class, trotting. purse S20O0-Ax xtellay.
Duchess OF Clar. Genteel H., Kyra, Mar
echal, Margaret o.. Marjorie. Queen
Daughter. Sarah Hamlin, Sidney Carton,
Suzette Baron, Tempus Fugit, Wild Bell
Free for all. pacing. purse s5coo--Audu-
bon Boy, Bolivar. Ecstatic, Graft. Angus
Pointer. Baron Grattan, Argot Boy, Ner-
volo. Phalia. Allanwood, Blackjack, Harry
Il.
400 class. trottinsx purse slooo-Lotta.
John Caldwell. Jack Leyburn, Beatrice
Bellini. Margaret o., Lake Queen, Char
2:1S class. pacing. purse s10oo-Dendig.
Ethan Robert. Pacemaker, Conway, john
ny Smoker. Foeman, O'Flannigan.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 2s.
2:20 Class. Pacing: Purse s1o00.-Mar-
garet b.. Romona. Laura Bellini, Ona-
donna, Belle Gold, Hand Annie. Moy.
Ding Pointer.
2:12 Class. Trotting: Purse--s500O. .Atha-
sham, Berico. Claty Latus, Highball. I'M
perial Allerton, Katherine L., King En-
tertainer. Marecheal. Marjorie, Siliko. Sill
yer Band, Sonoma Girl, Thornfield,
Wikec Heart.
2:04 Class, Pacing; Purse s1O00-Phalla,
Ardelle, Argot Boy, Rudy Kip. Kruger.
2:13 Class, Trotting; Purse slOoO-Chimes
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MITCHELL BLANKS
PROVIDENCE NINE

Mitchell going 20 third. He scored on
Kelleys single 20 left. Crooks nit safely
10 right. Carrigan hit another TO Harris
that didn't bound over his head and he
got him at first -
Toronto got three on In the third with
two out Schafiy stung terrlnc inner
al Harris and the big fellow made a
great stop and throw.
Abstein and Chadbourne got 20 first and
second In the sixth after two were out.
Poland's long fiy was taken by CROOKS.
Donovan got on in the seventh through a
walk and Phelan In the eighth In the
same manner but both were left.
The Grays left for Rochester at 9:lS.
Score:
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CONIM|CUT ROLLERS
DEFEAT ELMWOOD

Conimicut beat Elmwood two out Of
three in the Suburban Bowling league Sc
ries last evening. In the first game the
Conimicut rollers finished just SO pins In
the lead. and the second event went to
them by 2i-pin margin. Elmwood took
the third string, having 25 pins the better
of the argument.
Palmer was high man, with $50. includ-
ing singles OF 103 and 10l. Carter found
the wood for clusters OF 102 and 103. while
McAuslan got aboard for an even CEN
tury.
No ! Edgewood got the decision by a
2-1 score over the No. combination. The
final and deciding string winning after a
hard fleht by margin OF nine pins
T.. Hunts curves swept the pin table
for COS total and singles OF 100 and lO2.
Butterworth split kindling at a 292 clip.
scoring runs OF 10 and l02
.CON1MICUT ?. ELMwooD 1.
CONINfIC'IrT
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WANTS FISHERIES
DISPUTE ARBITRATED

London. Aug. I.-The American govern
mcnt, which has taken the lead at The
ff1T1r conferences m rurfcTvurfuE 10 UTJ-
mote arbitration. will be responsible for
giving The Hague Tribunal the most Inn
undoubtedly will be taken there as re-
suit Of the negotiations conducted In Lon
don between the foreign office and the
American Ambassador, Whitelaw Reid.
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MAYOR W Atlanta
ROOTS FOR HIS TEAM

Atlanta. Ca. Aug 2i-w. ". Joyner,
locally known as Captain" is mavor %
Atlanta. He has quit his Job to follow
the Atlanta baseball team around the
Southern circuit and cheer II on 10 VIC
tory
II owe II 10 the city. said the mayor.
Ito go with tho team and help 10 win
the pennant ! believe II 10 be my civic
duty TO get on the baseball firing line" D."
The mayor went on.
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Runs-Weidy. schahy, carrigan. Mitch
ell-4. Sacrifice hits-Weidensaul 2, kel-
ley. Stolen bases-McConnell. Phelan'
Absteln, Schafy 2, Flynn. Frick. Woteii'
Mitchell First base on balls-On Mitch
eli &: off Harris 2. Struck out-By Mitch
eli s: by Harris g. Hit by pitched ball
Schafiy. Umpircs-Cusack and Owens.
Time-2h.
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Did not cross finish line.
." Did not race.
80" Tore sail. did not start.
The other yachts which made the run.
but which did not race, included the
flagship Daffodil. Commodore Halkyards 8
ner; the catboat Eugenia, w. T. Pear
son: the sloop Aurora, f. T. Brownell;
the launches Melba, r. i. Greene; Vel
nor, j. G.. Thornton, and Wawaloama, r.
A. Shaw. and the steam yacht Aida,
George Tillinghast.
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The sloop Dixie again won first In the
mixed class for sloops. incidentally dupli-
eating her victory of the day before.
The fleet Ia determined on reaching
Block Island by Thursday night, however.
as special arrangements have been made
for a dinner and a hop at the Igle OF
Manises on that night.
The summary OF the days cruise;
YAWIS
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and was sired by the noted sire Of ex-
treme speed, Axworthy (215at) and is out
OF Carpet. by Prodigal. There was moth
Ing TO the free-for-all pace but Angus
Pointer
The 2:19 trotting event went to the l.
year-old stallion Codero in straight heats.
All but one OF the 10 trotters that made
the last payment In tho $4,000 Massachu-
setts stake take the word this afternoon
Myron McHenry is confident that his new
pupil. Sonoma Girl. will give better ac-
count OF herself that she did on Monday.
Highball will be out TO take the mares
measure II possible. The other events are
the $4,000 Readville stake for 2l2 PAGERS
and the 2;12 trot, in both OF which there
will be good-sized field OF starters.
The summaries:
American Horse Breeders Futurity. g.
year-old trotters; purse $1,000: two In
three:
General Watts. b. c.. by Axworthy
d.. ~, nam ''.........' ...''.''''...''......
Blue Hill. b. c. (Titer) er)...............2
Bell Bird. blk. r. a.. McDonald). .....ss
Flying Feet. blk. (. BRADY. y).....g4
Bonnie Way, b. Z. GaselD. D.4 &
Fantana, I. I. (Nolan). n)..............s g.
Bertini, b. C. Young). g)...............ds
Time-2:oeN. 2:Osh.
Free-for-all race: purse 1890
Angus Pointer. b. r., by Sidney
olh,er ,Suhdernn) ................. 2
Nervolo, b. h. (Cox).
Festatic, b. m. Oang).
Baron Grattan. b. e. (Geers). ....S 3
Graft, blk h. (Spencer). ds
Audubon Boy, CHI h. (Gatcomb).. 8 DIR
Bolivar, b. z. BRADY.
Time-e:O3h. 2:02%. 2:o4&.
2:1s class, trot; purse $500
Codere, TO. h.. by Bingen IL. Nc
DonaId) ............................
Baron May, br. n. tSayles). 6 2
fannie r., or. I'M. (Packer).......... 3 2 8
Dr. Ives, D. o. CGeers)..........-..-.4 3 5
Zaza, DIX. m Payne)...........-....5 4
Dainty Dolly. ch. IN. (Bowerman).. 8 7
The Jester, br n. Ode Ryder)...... s 8 8
TOXIC q. &. Dickerson)....... 8 s
Sunline, CHI h. (Marsh) h).............9
Time-2:ll%, 2:loA, 2:1oh.
'Raced in hopples.
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RESULTS IN BRIEF
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Detroit 3. Boston 0.
New York 8. st. Louis 3.
Chicago 4, Philadelphia 1.
Cleveland 81, Washington OIL.
Games Today.
Boston at Detroit.
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Boston Q, Pittsburg 8.
Chicago 6, New York 2.
st. Louis 3, Philadelphia ].
Brooklyn .. Cincinnati 8.
Games Today.
Pittsburg at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
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AMATEUR LEAGUE TO MEET

The managers of the Providen.e Ana
tour league win meet tonight al s p'c,ock.
- room <it, Est itan building.
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Connecticut LEAGUE

AZ New Haven-Hartford s: New Ha-
ven g.
At Holyoke-waterbury 9: Hoiyoke 2
90 innIngs).
AZ Observation-Disclosures 4: Spring
field o.
At Norwich-New London 6-5: Nor
witch 2-5
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Towne-Sleep we'll these sizzling nights ,
Subbs--LIke a top-never lose wink
Towne-Great Scott! What do you
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FINE RACING WAS SEEN
AT HILLSGROvE TRACK

Baron. bingham. Grace Maud. c. o. ID.
and Little Bill are entered and nne
days racing s promised.
Herbert A. Rugg OF Barre. VT was
starter and DIR. l.. t. Dunn, Joe Muir
ply and p. f.. Peckhon OF Providence
officiated as judges
The summaries:
2:14 pace; purse $500:
Young Chimes, b. m, by Chimes
tPage) .......... ......s............ 4
David X, b. e. CHopkins)
I.anchow, ch. &. OHodgkins) 3 3 3
Miss Austin, h. m CSherman) q.
Time-2:14%. 2:16, 2:i7. 2;16
2:23 pace. purse $500:
Mona Grey. h. m, by DIR. Grey
(Chickering) ........... ............. ! 1
Lizzie r., q. m. Crowley ........ 2 3
Lynn r., b. &. QBurnham) .........J 3
Advisor, b. x. (Orr) ....s.............. 4
Prince Albert. blk. q. CMurphy) ..
Time--2:2l&, 2:23ta, 2:23is.
2:30 trot. purse $500:
Commodore Beaufort. b. =. by
Narcross CBrusie) ............,
Annie Burns, b. r. CTillinghast j
The Dutchman. b. x. (Rowley) i 3 8
Mayor Keeler, chg. Murphy 3
Kate williams, b. m. fStead-
mani .................... .."...
John O'Donuell. ch. r., (Ral-
ston) ..................... 49,. us
Harvester. oh. &. OF. ProvosD Z DIS
Time-2;29. 2:2sN. 2:9O. 2:sS. 2;So.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Toronto 3. Providence 0.
Baltimore Bunalo-Rain.
Games Today.
Newark at Montreal.
Baltimore at Toronto.
Jersey City at Buffalo.
Providence at Rochester.
Ensteru Iaau,. s..uas