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CHICAGO IN. L.. Q. NEw YORK N. H.. 2.
The New York Chicago game yesterday, ,
Of play set by those two tea, teams % when they
normal New York CHICAGO game either in
and cayenne In IL, There was more lsxity
~ Chicsgo's play than New Yorks. Capt.
cSsnse would ' ey h.Td hsIn %e dons
e'sT csc!aos IL hss %on a'g;rSh e. hitting tn. b. out
tiac lines, did not amount to much. but when
the ball as far as possible they made runs.
They climbed Mc0innity's frame hard enough
IN the first and seventh innings TO rake In
Howard bstted Holman and shecksrd
pe nome 70 the frst inning after Hof had singled :.
Shecs Ina aad ,l walked and SCHULTZ had sacrificed
somebody had not shouted foul. which caused
Howard 70 stop and turn back. He looked
10 go on. The Cubs tried the squeeze in a
half hearted manner IN the third inning and
.sw law away run There IL too much haltinR
way Of playing the squeeze.
Devlin made both Of New York's runs, the
nrst one In the fourth inning on bold base
running. He outgeneralled King and his
aides and was on top Of the base he set out for
before the Cub could make up their mind
what 70 do. little more Of his Napoleonic
would have served the New Yorks well.
Artie Hoffman made a gorgeous catch
IN the fifth inning, doing dive and somer-
sault for Shannons low liner and retaining
the same in. spite Of his pinwheel whirl.
Devlin scored in the sixth, In which inning
the New Yorks met with tough luck just
as they were about to ge, in the game for
keeps. Devlin singled to left Seymour
20 right and Bowerman to the infeld.
McGanns sharp single struck Bowerman.
made the second out and, what was worse.
halted the spurt The bali would have gone
10 right field but for Bowermans unwitting
collision with IL. Bowermans hit. which
sent Devlin in. was hit for the reason that
when Pfeister grabbed the ball there was
nobody on first for him to throw to.
. Schultz and Howard prodded safely in
the seventh. the former taking third on the
latter's rap to right. The Cubs we're plenty
fart in getting from first to third on hits.
With Steinfeldt up Schultz rushed head on
Ior the plate squeeze to all Appearances
"A has the squeeze" muttered Steiny as
the ball came up in his groove. He poled
IL TO right centre for three bases Tinker's
single did for Steipfeldt what Steiny q triple
did for Schultz and Howard. The score:
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EMPIRE CITY FORM A JOKE
SIX FAVORITES DEFEATED AND
TIRE BOOKS CLEAN UP.
Two Successful First Choices In the Last
TwentysrOur Races stewards Inter-
view n. n. watkins Form Reversal by
G1otstercss Old HOnestys Fast Time.

G1Otstercss Did HOncsty's Fast Time.
Public form al the Empire City racetrack
In rapidly becoming huge Joke. Six favor
ties were defeated yesterday, which makes
the remarkable record Of two successful
first choices In the last twcnty-four races
at this track
After the crushing defeat Of Belle Strome,
who opened at even money but receded to
10 to 10 in the third event yesterday. the
stewards had an extended interview with
X. Il. watkins. the trainer OF Leonard Joe
Hayman. Quadrille and other horses that
have been soundly trimmed when they went
TO the post public choices.
This particular race caused no end Of talk
because Of the startling form reversal Of
h. n. Vinguts Cloisteress, the winner. In
previous races the Ally. with Marshall. q
colored boy. up. was badly beaten. But on
this occasion. with Shilling up and the proper
checks placed at 10 to I. ehe suddenly de-
veloped her usual speed. and leading oil the
way came home the easiest kind of a win
ner by five Lengths in i:Os. the distance being
about six furlongs.
nell, who reoeded from TO S TO to second
CHOICE made the pace in the first race, for
maiden thrse-yeaI-olds, one mile. for seven
from to Is. came from nowhere and won In
a, drive oy half length, MUCK Rake having
'nS sane mafsn .So Svsr ns miss a,aspd: 10 TO L.
in the second race. for two year -olds, Ave fur
longs. winning by two lengths from Hollow.
backed down to o to favorite, who was clos
ing at the end and beat Lavatrina, is to 1.
by a length and a half
Old Honesty. receding from to 7, showed
the way in the Youkers Handicap, at a mile
and 100 Yards, and won easily by two lengths.
Mickey Crimmins riding his first winner in
many moons Lille Turner. 7to2. beat Orphan
Lad TO >. length for the place. Wexford.
II to favorte. ran like prize hog. The
time was ~ As, new track record. Un-
official timers made the first mile in 80 3-5, the
fastest OF the meeting
n. X. Vingut 9 Belph1be. S to second
choice in the NTH race. for two -olds,
had Marshall up and was a trailer all the
way. Ada o. Walker. backed from to 2 to
favorite. finished last. Guncotton, a is to l
shot. lasted long enough to win by q nose
from Aristotle. to /.
Joe Marrone's Clyde who went I'D in the
prices to 7. showed his heels to the others
in the last race, at mile and a sixteenth. and
won in romp by Ave lengths in l4o 3-5.
Woolstone, to favorite, who was knocked
back in the early stages OF the race, managed
to take place money from Clements. 7 to I.
by length. The summaries:
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Time, 0l Ia
Poor sta r. won easily, C;aga, b e. ., by l.Issak-
Combination; owned and trained by j. ". Blalock


Good start; won easily Clolstercss, Cb. q. g. by
Carlton GranEe-Claire: owned BY II. X. Nngut
raIned by s. y. Marshall
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STANDING or rHk oLUsi
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GOLF GOSSIP.
All Records Broken by Entries for Deal
Tournament

All records for entries in a tournament
in this country. not excepting the national
championships. have been broken by the
entries for the Deal. n. j.. Golf and Country
Club tournament on Thursday, Friday and
saturday. Two hundred and twenty-six
have been paired for the eighteen hole ouali-
flying round in which the first nar Arthur
McAleenan and Frank Barrett, Will tee m az
7:53 o'clock in the morning The succeeding
pairs will start at intervals of four minutes
which will send the last pair on AT 10 o'clock
in the afternoon
Prominent entrants are J. d. Travers, the
amateur champion: p. W. Kendall. A. r.
defeated Lyon. the Canadian champion, in the
final N Toronto; Gilman p Tiffany, who won
the Deal tournament last year: Robert Ab-
bott Walter !. Travis, W. I. West, John VI
Ward and John Reid, Jr.
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TO-DAY'S CARD FOR SARATOGA
Albany Handicap for Two-Year.Olds the
Attraction.

SARATOGA. Aug. :O.-Tbe Albany Handi-
cap. for two-year- at six furlongs, is
the feature OF to-morrow's card. with Ant@ us,
Jim Garney and Sir Cleges probable fac
tors In handicap for all ages. at a mile.
Charles Edward. with top weight, will be
played to beat W. n. Daniel. Okenite and
others. For the steeplechase. at about two
miles. the Colt entry Kernel and Paprikal
will be preferred over Garrett, Lights Out
and others.
Two-year- -olds will run in the first race.
Queens Souvenir and Biskra having excel,
lent chances. Platers will run in the ffth
event, at a mile and three xtecnths, with
Tom Dolan, Miss Doyle and Right ROYAL
possibly the best. The last race is a handi-
cap for three-year-olds at seven furlongs,
with kennyetIo. Jack Atkin and Sewell fg-
uring well. The entries follow:
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INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
MARSHALL and Joiner Beaten In Openins
Round NJ Carlsbad.
Special Gable Despatch 10 TIE Sun

'""' DeSP""" w NE sun
CARLSBAD. Bohemia. Aug. 2O-Play in the
International chess masters tournament he
gan IN this city to-day. the opening round
Deing scheduled at the Kursaal. where the
1arisoad Chess Club has its hesdqusrter-
The surprise OF the day was furnished by
the defeat Of the American. Marshall. at the
hands OF Mieses Of Leipsic. third prize winner
At ostend. The German played lvel,
opening. to which Marshall opposed a reck
less defence. and the latter was eventually
beaten. Joiner OF New York also lost his
london. Janowski, Maroczy, Tschigorln ana
Nldmar were the other winners of the frst
round, Four games were drawn. The pair
tnRs and results follow:
~ NlemEowitsch, y, Wolf. 4: Vtdmsr, I, Olland
TSnoumlIsst, Q, Tsch gortn, 4 Janowski 1. Cohn. a.
M;nss MaIocsy I; DUras, a, Schlechter. i7
nlcsee, MARSHALL, 0; Salwe, n. lombard y
bbe,ger: \, Spielman, "a; Joiner. o. Tcchmann, &
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TO-DAr's CARD ron EMPIRE CITY
Croton Handicap. At About Six FurIongs.
ls the Feature.

To-day's card for Empire City has filled
we'll The feature Ia the Croton Handicap,
at about six furlongs. with QuadrilIe, Finu-
culaire and Light Wool having chances.
Maiden two-year-olds will run in the first
race. at Ave furlongs. with Enticing. Man
heimer and John p. Bergen possible factors
one mile and 100 yards. Punky. Taunt and
Woolst on look the best.
IN me lhlrd event, lot two-year- -olds, a.
and Hans may go well. Three -year-olds will
run in The fifth race. at Ave and half furlongs.
with Mcllvain, BranCas and Alpenmarchen
figuring. IN the last race At a mile and a
furlonG. King of the Valley. l.. J. Hayman
and Request seem dangerous. The entries
follow:
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y
sBatted for LindHman In the eighth inning
1BAttcd for Philippe In the fourth inning
zone out when winning run was scored.
Boston. .........,.3 n q q q ia
Plttsburg ..,,.....i o o . 0 o o O-s
Two base hits-Randall. Beaumont. Wagner
Three base hits-renncy. Beaumont. Ritchey. Home
runs 80 Brain, Wagner Sacrifice hits -- Randall
Rltchey, Gibson, Stolen bascs-Tcnney Leach
First base on balls-On Iindaman. o. on Boultcs I:
on Philippe, T. on Camnitz D. First base on errors
Boston, g. Pittsburg, !. Lett on bases Boston n;
Plttsburg, ~. Struck out-By Iindaman g. by
Boultes. B. by Philippe, I: by Csmnltz, 4. Double
play Wagner and Storke. Passed bali-Brown
Wild pitch -Cnmntk. Hit by pltcher-By Linda
minutes. Attendance-s,t ,tg2
at. LOUIS IN. L., 3; LApELPHh IN. LJ,i.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 90 81. Louis won another
game from the Philadelphia team 20 day. The
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AMONG THE AUTOMOBILISTS
MORRIS Park MOTORDROME CIIJB
~ FORMED.
Organization VIII Conduct All Competitions
ON Westchester Race Course Alfred
Reeves to NE Chairman OF Racing Com
mittee-z4 Hour Event Next Month.


Reeves to NE Chairman OF Rscin. Com
mittee-24 Hour Event Next Month.
II was announced yesterday that the Morris
Park track IL 10 be run by the Morris Park
Motordrome Club. an organization specially
formed to conduct automobile events of
various kinds the big West chester race
course. The organization Of the club has
not been fully completed. but those who
will make up its executive committee are
the best known racing authorities and most
influential motorists in this vicinity. The
committee will also have members a num-
ber of pominent amateur drivers and owners
tives.
The club officials are Of the opinion that
twenty-four hour racing In most popular
at present with both the public and the trade.
and will conduct a race of this character
on September 8 and z. There will also be
a number of shorter events on these dates,
including = Atty mile race. a twenty five
mile race several ten miie contests and a
number Of special events, the exact char
scter Of which has not been definitely settled.
Elaborate arrangements are TO be made
for lighting the track and the turns are TO
be banked so that high speed VIII be possible.
as the track is to be thoroughly sprinkled
with dust laying compounds. Though the
list of officials has not been announced it ia
known that Alfred Reeves, general manager
OF the American Motor Car Manufacturers
Association. has consented to act az chair
man Of the clubs racing committee. and
that the veteran Al Camancho Ia to be track
superintendent.
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NEW YORK "a. Ll. EST. LOUIS IA LIS

NEW YORK "a. L.p. Q: ST LOUIS "a. L.. 3.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2O.--New York won this
afternoons Ga me In the seventh inning by
making four iuns on two hits. couple OF
errors by Yes ger and two free passes by
Dineen. Up to that time the game was closely
fought and tie score a tie. Both teams
batted freely, he Browns getting ten hits
on Newton and he visitors eleven on Dineen.
slight drizZle fell while the game was being
played A double by Elberfeld and triple
by Iaporte, both made with men on bases.
were features. The score:
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At New Haven Hartford. s. New Haven.s
Al HOlyoke Waterbury. g. Holyokc, ..
A. Springfield bridgeport, I: Springfield, o.
AZ NOrwich-First gamc-Ncw London. a: Nor
wich, :, second gamc-New London. 5; Norwich
3 Eleven innings.
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sBatted for Powers In the ninth inning.
fBatted for Dygert In the ninth inning.
Chicago. .,.......,....4 o q =
Philadelphia. ..........l O o.
erty. Hits-ON Plank, in 4 inning on Dygert,
In 3 innings. Sacrlnce hit-Nichos. Stolen
bases-Tannchill. Dougherty. Double play-Nichols
and n. Davis. Left on bases-Phlsdephia, O.:
Chicago. s. Base on balls--OH Walsh. g. on Plank.
>. Hit by pitchci-By Plank, !; by Walsh, l..
Struck out-By Dygert. 3: by Walsh. s. Passed
ball Sullivan. Umpires-O' Loughln and Evans.
Timc-2 hours and minutes.
DETROIT ): BosTos a. H. o.
DETROIT Aug. c0.-Dciroit won the second game
OF the series with Boston to day by Muhns's
perior pltching. The score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New Works Beat ~. Louis Chicago and
DetrOits win and PhlIadeiphias Lose.

The nrst three teams In the American
League came into more comp tct group
yesterday when the Chioagos defeated the
Philadelphia and the Detroits took game
from the Bostons. The New Yorks bowled
81. Louis over. The Cleveands won the first
section Of double header from, the Wash
ingtons. the second game being twelve
inning tie. The results:
New YORK, q; -. Louis. o.
Chicago. .; Philadelphia, ..
Detroit. q; Boston, o.
Cleveland, q; washington. O--Ftrst game.
Cleveland. y; Washington. . SECOND game.
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rrt-St ate League,

At wnliemsport -Wnlismsport. T. Harrisburg. 2
Al Reading Reading, q; Lancaster, g.
~ Trcnton-rrenton. A. Wilmington. o.
A. Johnstown -JohnstOwn. :: Altoona, o.
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ygLAND. I: WASHINGTON. sfcoNp oANK.


'Baitcd for shannon In the ninth Inning.
Hated for Smith In the ninth inning.
Clcveland.......O o o 0-i
Washington % u o q O--I
First base on errors Cleveland, :. Sacrifice hits
loss, Bradley. Granlcy, Stolrn bnses-AltiZer, ?.
Double plsys-kahoc and Alu1er Turner. Lajoe
and Stoval. First base on balls-On joss >: on
Falkenberg. l. Hit by pitched ball--Iiy loss I; by
Falkenberg, I. I.cft on bases-( Vcland. o. Wash
lngton, :. Struck out-By joss, 4 by Fakenberg,
T. Passed ball--Clarke, Wild pitches talkcn-
berg. 3 Time OF game hours ana II minutes.
ImnIre- Sheridan.
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.Batted for Dineen In the ninth inning.
st. Louis. q o d l-J
New York k..........,..1 %
Two base hit-Elberfeid, Hemphill. Stepncns
Three base hit-Laporte Sacrifice hits-Keeier
Hoffman. Conroy, Dlneen, Double piays--Stephens
and Yesger: Williams and Morlartty. stolen base
Monarty Hit by ptcher--By Newton, !. First
base on bals-on DIneen, .; OF Newton. I. Struck
ST. Louis u New York. n Cmplree-Hurst and
Stafford Time-2 hours and 10 minutes.
CHICAGO "a. L.. 4: PHILADELPHIA "a. H.. 1.
CHICAGO. Aug. o0.-Three singles. a hit bstS.i.aA
and triple won the game for Chicago to-day. Tho
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LeIt on bases.BIookIyn. q Cinclnnatl l., First
base on balis-On Mclntire. 4 on Smith. l. StrlIc X
out-Ry Wcimer. I: by Smith, I. Home runs
Alperman, Iumley. Hummel Kane, Mitchell
Two Sase hits Maloncy. Mitchell Sacrifice hits"
Bergen. Kruger. First base or error-Ci inclnnat,
DoJblc piays-L umley and Jordan: hlperman.
. rgcn and Jordan. Mitchell and Cancel: Kane
Iuggns and Camel. Hit BY pitchcr-Ey "A elmer
I. I,mprcs-kcm and Johnstonc Time-i hour
ami Is minutes. Attendance 1000
BOSTON IN. L. :, o. PITrsBURo
JsToN. Mass. Aug. 90 Beaumont's tripe with
nobe out. followed by error Abbey could moi
led to the rubber In time saved Boston to. day,
Toe score:
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Central League,

N Springfield Grand Rapids vs. Springfield
forfeited by Grand Rapids In fourth inning, gtoO
~ Day ton Dayton, 81 south PEND. a.
NJ CAnton-CantOn, u 1erre Haute, o.
" wheeling W heellny. :; Evansville. T.
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New England LeaKur.

A. Fall River Fall River, !; New Bedford, ::
At Worcester Worcester, q: Lawrence, o.
At Brockton Brockton. o. HaVerhill. 7.
Al LOwell--LoWell. .; Lynn. I.
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West crn Lea xue.

~ Omaha Lincoln, L. Omaha. T. Fourteen
Innings.
ht Sioux city Sioux CITY. 7. Denver
~ Des Moincs-Pueblp. 5. Dcs Moncs l.
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BASES on hNIIs-OH MuITIn. ]. ON Wnlcr. Z.
Struck out - Muiln, 2 by Winter ? Double
Detroit 10: ltOston. :. Umplrc-ConnOlv. Time
! hour and 10 minutes. Atendance-i.Dl3,
CLEVELAND. ,; wAsHJNGroS, o FIRsr GAME.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 20 The Washington Serit s
opened with a double header engagement o.dny
in which the Maps captured the frst game and bat
tied twelve innings TO tie In the second The
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For maiden three-year olds and upward; so

Good start; won driving: PreJuicio, br. C., 2, by
Galvcston-Prejudice: owned by r. n. Williams:
trained by n. f. ROwell.
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SWIMMER DANIELS BEATEN.
DE Hain,sy o Austria Wins 32O Yard
British championship.

LONDON. Aug. 20 30 DE Hslmav, an Aus
trian, won The 80 yard match for the anat cur
swimming championship at West ON super
Mare to-day In minut - - seconds. defeating
e.. NJ Daniels
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BRookLYN. .: CINCINNATI. 3.

Batters were on the warpath AZ WASH
ngton Park yesterday. The Brooklyns
beat the Cincinnstis in game in which Ave
home runs were made. One reason the
drove in more runs. Lumley hit for the
whole route in the second inning with two
men on bases. Hummel made a home run
in the same inning. The Cincinnatis made
two home runs In the next inning. Kane
and Mitchell provided them, but there wasn't I
the fifth homer, Mitchell Of the Reds was
the chief individual hitter OF the day, a dsy
Of terrific batting. Besides his home run
he made two bagger and three singles
f1ve hits for total Of nine bases. The score:
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CUBS USE BATS WITH EFFECT
HIT THE BALL OFT AND OVER
CONE NEW YORkS.

Deviin Docs All the scoring for the Home
Team Five Home Runs IN Brooklyn
From Mods -RcJuvenatcd Cardinals
Win Again -BostSns Down Pirates.
The Chicagos won from the New Yorks
Yesterday and the Bostons from the Pitts
ourgs In an eleven inning game. The tie
Tor second place still exists. while the Cubs
drew further away. The rejuvenated 1t.
Louis team toppled the Quakers over again
and the Brooklyns had pleasant afternoon
at the expense Of the Reds. The results:
chicago. q; New York, =.
Brooklyn. o: Cincinnati. q.
Isoston. o; Pittsburs, y.
~. Louis, q; Philadelphia. 4.
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Games Scheduled for To-day. 4.
NATIONAL LEAOITE

Chicago In New York Cincinnati In Brooklyn;
Pittsburg In Boston, 81 Louis In Philadelphia
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York In 81 Louis. PhiiadclphIs In ChIcsgo.
Washington In Cleveland: Boston In Detroit.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Jersey Cny In buffalo: Newark IN Montreal
Baltimore IN Toronto: Providence In flpchcstcT
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BILLIARDS.
RECORDS on READVILLE TRACK.
Three-Year-OId General Watts Trcts IN
7:09 Ia Angus Pointer PAGES in 2:O7 IA

BOSTON, Aug. 20.-A now record for three
year-old trotting stations by General Watts
and the fastest mile of the year by Angus
Pointer were features Of the second day NJ
Grand Circuit racing at the Resdville track
General Watts was virtually a double record
breaker. the colt doing both trials in 2oa,.
Bowerman, the winning driver, received a
great ovation.
In the free-for-all Angus Pointer made the
years mile record In 2O2X. wholly out.
CHASING his field. Audubon Boy was er.
pected to lower the worlds record for PAGERS.
but he broke beyond the quarter, finishing
NTH. Codero. a. Boston horse, had no dim
mary:
- american Home Breeders Futurity: three year.
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Strome-StrychiniA owned by the oneck stable:
srained by ". II, Karrck.
FOURTH RACE.
Merchants and Citizens HandIcap for three
year olds and upward 5000 added; one mI1e and
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Baseball. Polo Grounds. To-day Pm
Giants W. Chicago. Adm. 5Oc.-Aas.
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'Boverman out, hit by batted ball
fBatted for Mr(ilnnity In the seventh inning.
.Bstted for Ferguson In the ninth inning.
Chicago. .............2 q q q O-s
New York.. ........O o o.
First base errors New York. 2 Left on
bascs-New YORK. :: Chicago, e. First base on
hals-On McGnniy. I: OF Phester ?. Struck
out-By McGnniy. ;: by Ferguson. :: by Pnester, T.
Three base ht-Stenfedt Two base hit-Evers
Sacrifice hit Schultz. Stolen bases-StTang Dev-
lin ~. seymour Double plays. Dahlen and
McGann: Tinker and Howard Passed ball
Bowerman. Balk.-FerRuson, HtS-On McCiin-
nifty. IL In seven innings: or Ferguson, 2 In two
innings. Umplres- Rigler and Emsie Time
/ hour and S minutes. Attendance-SOOO
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II seemed as II the superintendent OF streets
OF Hartford. Conn. had made himself very
unpopular recently with the residents OF that
portion Of Pennington avenue which is mac
adamized. He ordered that the macadam
be sprinkled with crude oil which contained
a large percentage of asphaltum and the
trailing Of oil on dress skirts and house car
pets that followed made many of the resi-
dents very wrathy. The oil, after being
sprinkled on the street from a sprnklipg
wagon. gathered in pools in the quit ers and
hsllows. and many pedestrians were un-
fortunate enough to step into these places
to the ruin OF their shoes and lower apparel
Dogs tracked the oily paste into houses. and
altogether there was plenty Of excitement
for the superintendent once the sufferers
found out the responsible person. But
after two or three days OF soaking in and
drying the oil treatment so improved the
thai complaints have turned into con con ngrat,.. %,.
lations and requests for it's further extension
When more oiling is done steps will be taken
TO shut on the oiled portion OF the ri rect
during the first part Of the process which
will obviate the cause Of previous complaints
As a result of considerable theorizing on
the subject which has been going the ro nnds
of the British automobile journals for some
time IL Is announced that at least one well
known car ~ to he equipped with front wheel
creasing the traction useful for brakinr
purposes, u Is asserted that this system
tenut 10 40 more 10 prevent Hkld0lng than
other which II is possible TO contrive
The automobile owners OF the State Of Ohio
pay only local tax on their cars at present
u Is the intention OF the Ohio State Autono-
bile Association to make an effort TO have the
law 30 amended that the Incorporated cities
will have the right TO establish their own
speed laws, and q uniform registration act ia
also TO he asked for so that automobiles will
not have TO be literally covered with licenses
as they proceed from one village TO another
No matter how carefully the mot torst il to
strain the Casolene as II IL poured int the tank
more or less sediment and water from con
densation will accumulate and lie on the
bottom of the tank. A straner in the nine
leading TO the carburetor may prevent trouble
with the motor. and a couple of times a year
at least the tank should he removed and
cleaned thoroughly. The amount OF ac-
cutnula lated mischief maker will astonish the
searcher. u the tank openin IL large enonSb
any water that has accumulated may be re-
moved hy Inserting squirt gun and dra wing
w the little balls OF water that have formed
pnI thIs VIII not remove other deposits, which
should be carefully and thoroughly removed
from the tank S"
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
At TORONTO,

Toronto. ..........3 O n % y
Providence. n o q 90 2 3
Batteries Mitchell and Carrigan; Harris and
Donovan.
At Buralo-Wet grounds.
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Good starr; won driving, Runnng Water, b. T., =.
bp Sir Dixon -Breakwster; owned by the New.
castle Stable: trained by r. Welsh.
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SIXTH RACE

Good start: won driving: Gun Cotton, b. e.. ? by
81. Ma1lm-Cotton Queen: owned by wa. Stoles-
bury. trained by ). n Holman.
The sun., 1907-08-21

Poor start: won driving: Ocean Spray, b. T., 4.
by Oddtellow-Fthel Thomas: owned by the Rev
erwyck Stable: trained by b. f. Beach.
SIXTH RACE.
The sun., 1907-08-21
FIRsT RACE,
FINNT HACK.
For three yea -ods and upward $3.50 added.


Good start won driving. Ben Ran, ch e, T. by
Ben Strone Ben Amy. owned by H. B. Duryea
trained by John Huggins,