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/ land; James j. Sullivan OF Boston.
Three-mile run-Robert A. Fowler.
who ran second to Longboat, the IA
nous indian runner. in the recent b.
A. A. Marathon race and who also
broke the worlds record for the dis
tance; James j. Lee, b. A. A. 1O-mile
New England champion; A Roy We'll
ton. the diminutive Lawrence. Mass.
crack
Broad jump-T. F. Cronan, New Eng
land champion broad jumper, who won
third place In the hop, step and jump
at the recent Olympic games In Athens
In 1906; E. ii. Clark, B. A. A., ex-all-
and winner OF the high and broad
jumps at the first revival of the
Olympic games at Athens in 1895.
High jump-Herbert A. Gidney, b. A.
A., New England champion and junior
national champion; r.. @. Harwood, b.
A. A, the crack Harvard Jumper.
Putting 16-pound shot-W. w. Coe,
B. A. A, worlds champion shot putter
and holder OF the worlds record OF 40
feet inches; b. c. morrill,. New Eng
land intercollegiate champion of Bow
doin B. f. Sherman. Harvard A. A.,
former crack amateur; r. III. Clark,
ex-all-round champion.
The list OF officials comprises:
Referee. M. f, Winston, president N. r.
~ n. ~ Os CuslOu1dn OF Prizes, hon.
p ]. Mccarthy, mayor Of Providence; !;
starter, III. G. McGrath, Charlesbank
gymnasium. Boston, judges at finish,
T. f. Reilly, G. q. A, George B. Bill
lings, B. A. A.. Fred w. Marvel, b. IT,.
Oliver l.. Hebbert, Providence Y. NJ.
c. A.
Timers-A. ]. Hill, Jr., ST. Joseph A.
A, Charles III. Carter. p. A. A., J. Frank
Facey, secretary NJ e. A. A. A. u:
Keene Fitz Patrick, University of
Michigan; H. Il. Morelock, Providence:
clerk of course. Il. X. McGrath official
Handicapped of New England; assist
ant clerk of course. A. c. Delaporte.
Providence; clerk Of the field events.
Edward f. Walsh, Roanoke A. G.
Field Judges-Edward l.. Hopkins.
South Boston A. c.: John Behneke, Il.
A. A.; George B. Brown, y. A. A.; Ed
ward Weeks, Providence; measurers.
Paul Keith. b. A. A; Thomas E. Man
ney, Providence: Joseph Saxon, Brown
university; Byron S. Watson, Provi-
dence; w. A. Scott. Providence; John
G. Dunn, Providence.
Marshal, Col. j. Henry Manning
field director, Charles Huggins Brown
university; inspectors, William H.
Flemmins. b. A. A.; John A. Gammons,
Brown university; Adolphus j. Evans,
Rrnxidence;- Col -Zenas W Bliss, Provi-
dence; r. Tudor Gross. Providence;
announcer Col. George II. Webb, Provi-
dence.
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UPSET IN
The FIFTH

New York. July 27-There were no par
ticular features In the racing at Brigh-
ton Beach yesterda. Three favorites won.
In the ffth race Jockey Doyle was In
James Hennessey fell over him, but was
uninjured. Jockey Finn was kicked at
the post in the sixth race
The summaries:
rifle, ITO (Garner). 10 TO 1. won Don Ham
ilton. 10 (Mountain). IL TO 1. second: Flax
man. 13 SKnapp). 20 to 1. third: Time
RrIaSs ils ss rsr Ssmsri3ps Security Bowling
Battleaxe. Suffice. Teacress. Heine, Hero
dotus and Lalonde also ran
Second race, -5ls furlongs-Nimbus. ia
Mnsp to second won EfTs Kssn coaTt Mdy,nS ,Ss
ia tE. Dugan). IS to 5. third. Time 1:06
3-5. Miss Delane, Tartar Maid, Master
Robert and Ardrian also ran.
Third race, steeplechase, selling, about
miles-Jimmy Lane, 1f3 CTurnbuck) even.
won: Buckman. las, Carney, IL TO 1. sec
ond; Blue Pigeon, 139 lHuppe). to ].
third. Time 1856. Flying. Buttress.. The
IIellsworth also ran. WOODEN fell.
Fourth race, mile and furlong-Mar-
tin Doyle, ia Mountain. to 2; won;
cabochon, Red Friar and Joaquin also
ran.
Fifth race. selling. IA mlles-Flavigny.
&c. Dugan). IL to 8. second; Smiling Tom,
100 (Miller). TO q third. Time 2:05 3-5.
Laily. Lord Stanhope. King Cole. Sonoma
Belle, Trenola, Betsy Bnford and Bran
cas- also ran. Bobbie Kean and Flimnap
fell.
Sixth race. G furlongs--King Sol. l02
(Walsh), 2 to !, won; Slumberless, lO7
(Grand), 80 to /, second Banyah. los tE.
Dugan), 4 to 1. third. Time 1:i4 S-5.
Smirker. Servile, Masks and Faces.
Hatcher, Bridal. Shock. Eydent, Bosom
Friend and Lancashire Lad also ran.
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ATHLETIC STARS FROM
ALL OVER IN THE LISTS

Champion sprinters, shot-putters and
distance men from all over New England
aid even from the West have entered in
the Old Home Week meet to be held at
Andrews Field, Wednesday.
The professional events, 10O-yard dash,
440-yard and one-mile runs. will bring to-
geoer the fastest professionals in the
country, including Alfred Shrubb from
England, holder of the worlds record
from two to 10 miles: Tom Keane, cham
pion- professional spFiHter- of the world.
Louis Guertin, who is only about a yard
slower than Keane; w. @. Tipple from
providence. the ex-amateur quart1-
miller; Bart Sullivan, ex-amateur half
mile champion OF New England: Frank
Kanaly, Americas fastest distance run
ner; Floyd Doughty OF Providence, Sam
Myers. Tom Williams, Mclean, and all
the foremost athletes In the professional
world.
The team race promises to be a battle
royal. with four teams entered, each man
to run a quarter of a mile. The Cam
bridge ". NJ. c. A., the Cambridgeport
Gymnasium association. South Boston
Athletic club and Oakdale Athletic club,
comprising some OF the fastest sprinters
around Boston. are entered
In the shot-put, w. w. Coe, the ex-
Michigan giant, will compete with Clark
and Morrill, for supremacy. while the high
jump will bring together Gidney and
Harwood, Cronan and Clarke, whose
names are familiar In the athletic world.
will be the primo, pal factors In the broad
jump. while the very cream OF New Eng
lands fieetest runners are entered ih the
dashes.
The judges for the events have been Sc
lected with great care and include such
men as NJ. f. Winston, II. G. McGrath,
A. j. LII, Prof. Hebbert of the local Y.
NJ. C. A., Prof. Marvel of Brown and
many others.
The entrants and a brief description of
their athletic abilities, follow:
100-yard dash-W. ID. Eaton, b. A. A.,
holder OF the worlds record for 40 yards,
rs seconds, and 60 yards, 6 rs seconds;
r. @. Leavitt, B. A. A, winner Of the
120-yard hurdles at the recent Olympic
games in Athens; John A. Conley, crack
school boy sprinter; Walter A. Rand, b..
A. A., Harvard hurdler.
440-yard run--William G. Prout, we'll
known Brown university quarter-milc
runners and New England champion at
this distance; John ID. Ford, school boy
runner Of Boston; Il. l.. Young, Jr.. B. A.
A., Harvard's fastest Quarter-miler.
SS0-yard run-Frank +. Sheehan, New
England half-mile champion; Charles G.
-e.eeAHell- feFmeF- school boy champion AT
1000 yards and 1-mile run.
On-miie run--T. r, ,Reardon. Il. A. A.,
champion one-mile runner OF New Eng
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CLOSE OF
REGATTA

The NTH and last day of race week was
conducted by the Newport Yacht cluo
yesterday. the events OF the regatta con-
pleting the most successful racing carni-
val in the history of the Narragansett
pay Yacht acng association. The Novice
again won in Yesterdays race or the
olaSs, the SaRnds boat finishing Wen IN
the lead OF the other craft or that class.
This boat has made remarkable recorus
during the week, standing up well with
the leaders in all the races for p class
honors. The Little Haste, Sigma ana Up
itsah did not race. the former two pc
cause of not getting ready IN time s TOT r,ed oIsS
v,In and the latter boat was handicapped
by having a small crew and did not en-,
fer. There were many jamestown ana
Newport boats entered yesterday
The "a" had but two entries ,yv,ns yss,ercg. coy,
ciusions alone. The Theresa after hold.
inc her own with the Bristol poat
throughout the race. crossed the line
shortly after the Rhody, but won out on
''Ts TS. a''SM T.foot sloops. eomprisins the
ramestown craft, also furnished gooo
snort Yesterday, the Ondavah leadlns tne
boats in that class, followed by the NAY
amt bohemian, NADIA and Bonito III 'hs
Ear Earl Kettietys Ina won handily III, IN
class .tT." for 25-foot cats. easily getting
away from the Madge. newport poat'
the only other entry, In that class class, ma,
with a n1ishap during the race for the ~.
Cot cats on the beat TO the second
nark outside the Dumplings, the san
parted. throwing the boat out OIL 'no
The Ingomar. landed the honor position
q, Glass "V." the Trouble. Haha ana
irene finishing In order named;
The ls-foot class for cats hru ,wv IL
tries both Newport poais. me Cprs
III won. second place going 70 the Cora
~ AL
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Haverhill. Mass. July 2T.--During the
course OF a terrific thunderstorm late
yesterday afternoon. ball OF lightning
passed through trolley car on which the
members Of the New Bedford and Haver-
hill baseball teams, many OF whom have
been seen in Providence on various East
sn league teams. were riding. and prac-
ticaily all OF the rs OF more passengers on
the car were injured In the stampede for
safety which followed.
Among the more seriously hurt was Ed
ward Delave OF Auburn, N. Y. catcher
on the New Bedford team. who was
caught in the swirl OF the panic-stricken
passengers and thrown headlong 10 the
pavement, sustaining n conclusion OF the
brain.
James canavan. manager OF the New
Bedford club, and well known in baseball
and roller polo circles throughout the
country. was thrown from the car. land
Ing violently, face downward, on the
pavement.
Billy Hamilton. manager, and President
Clohecy OF the Haverhiil club. suffered
from bruises and scratches. and none OF
the ball players was exempt from some
mark to carry With him as souvenir OF
the terrible scene.
The car had gone some little distance
on the return home, when there was a
sudden fash and the entire car was flood
"a with glaring light. accompanied by
deafeninG thunder crash. For n second
no one moved. and all seemed stunned by
the elcctricity In the air. Then men. wo-
men and children made wild rush be-
iievinR that the car must burn up. Those
among the crowd who willed otherwise
were overwhelmed by the crush, and
smashed up against the sides OF the car.
Several Of the women and children fhlnt-
"a and fell back on the seats but none
of these was seriously hurt.
The conductor and motorman were pow
erlsss and were overborne with the frrt
mash OF passengers. The passengers
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'CANSETT
MATINEE

The following program OF Old Home
Week races on the half-mile track at Mar
ragansett Park on Friday has been ar
ranged:
2:ls class. trot or pace. purse 500: 2:23
class. trot or pace. purse 500: 2:3O class.
trottlng. purse 500; cup race .trot or pace.
for horses without records and driven by
their owners: cup event. trot or pace. for
mile driven closest 20 three minutes. The
entries will close Tuesday, July 30.
The rules of the National Trotting as
ISOLATION. OF which this association IL n
member will govern. Hopples are allowed
andrthe right is reserved 20 decline any
entsy or change order OF program. The
above races will be half-mile heats. best
three in five. Entrance IL 8 per cent. Of
the purse and per cent additional from
winners except in cup events. where en-
trance Is Tree.
Haif-miie heats viii be easy for horses
not in training and there will be no pos
sibillty Of making records. For entry
blanks and all Information address Il. w.
Farnuml Tribune. Providence.
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GRAYS STALL OFF
SKEETERS' RALLY.

second time up. Abstein was hit In
the back by Masner's inshoot and on
Crawford's single Abstein reached
third. Crawford tried TO steal second
and when Eitzgerald threw 10 Gleason
Abstein busted for home and got there.
In the third heat Mcconnell hit safe
and stole second. Lord and Poland fiied
out. but Duffy fitted with the hit need
ed to send Mcconnell home.
A base on balls to Mcconnell In the
NTH with one out. followed by Lords
out on a hit to Bean and his throw
TO Merritt, backed up by safe drive
by Poland. opened the way for McCon-
nell's second run and the third tally
for Providence. The other two, which
proved the winning pair, developed In
Orendorff's safety. Harris sacrifice, the
hit Of Mcconnell. an error OF Woods
and Duffy's drive to right. sending
Orendorf and Mcconnell home with the
marks that clinched things for Provi-
dence. The score:
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IN FINALS
OF TACON|C

Manchester. VT. July 26.-Frederick
Herreshoff of Garden City and Clarence
nj. Clark of the Philadelphia club will
meet here tomorrow on the Ekwanok
links in the final 36-hole match for the
Taconic cup. as a result of the second
days play In the open gold tourna-
ment. Herreshoff worked his way to
inal honors by defeating Henry w.
Brown OF the Philadelphia Country
club and Henry III. Wilder OF the Ves-
per Country club.
Clarence M. Clark defeated Merrill
X. Waters, Vermont state champion,
and III. l.. Edwards. former Texas
champion. The summary:
Taconic cup. second round match
play-H. III. Wilder, vesper. beat w.
A. Hamilton, Fox Hill, 6 up 8 TO play.
Frederick Herreshoff, Garden City.
beat III. w. Brown. Philadelphia, up
to play.
c. nj. Clark. Philadelphia. beat M. X.
Waters, Midland. 3 up to play
H. l.. Edwards, Dallas. Texas, beat
George f. Morse, Rutland, 4 up to
play.
Semi-fnal round-Frederick Here
shoff beat III. II. Wilder. 2 up l to
play.
c. NJ. Clark beat II. L. Edwards. 2 up.
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s$$;$s $$$$y' NEWS-DEMOCRAT SPORTSE
GEERS wins FREE-FOR.ALL
WITH BARON CRATTAN

Detroit. July 27--Ffve thousand people
at the Crosse Point track yesterday after
noon saw the fastest mile race OF the
year In the first heat of the free-for-all
pace. when Baron Grattan came from he
hind In the stretch. and after one of the
famous Geers drives beat Angus Pointer
head at the finish. They had gone the
first quarter in 2911 seconds and To the
half In 1:00h. Angus Pointer was lead
ing and Baron Grattan trailed TO the top
OF the stretch. where Geers set him going
and in a splendid quarter at n two-mln-
ute gait he overhauled Angus Pointer.
and left little question as TO the result
OF the race. "
The second heat was a repetition In
slower time. and In the third Angus Poin-
ter tried 20 win from second position, but
Baron Grattan stepped away from him
when called upon. ending IL in easy style
Angus Pointer had been the betting
choice at even money over the field. The
2:os trot showed that Lillian r.. the sem
sation OF the close OF the racing season
OF 1906. Is in fine fettle. She was the
choice at even. and in the first heat she
was In third place on the last turn, where
she trotted so fast that she made those
in front break, winning handily in the
stretch. Lillian r. went the same way
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QUEEN AVERAGES
OVER 10 KNOTS

In the regatta OF the Larchmont club was
productive OF good sport. J. II. Maxwelrs
9o-footer Queen, with Maxwell himself at
the wheel. won a great race from Morton
+. Plants Ingpmar and +. #. Webster's
Elmina.
The Queen led the 1ngomar over the An
ish line by 50 seconds and the Elmina by
minute Al seconds.
As the Queen gets time allowance she
won by a larger margin. while the El-
nina also beat the Ingomar by IL seconds
on corrected time.
The Queen sailed the 30is miles in three
hours. an average OF over 10 knots on
every point OF sailing.
The veteran skipper. Charlie Barr, sail
ed the Ingomar, and gave Maxwell n hard
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I m. by Guy Thistle (McHenry)... Il
Dewitt, b. x. (Smith) ..............10 2
Tempus Fugit, ch. h. (Geers)...... Q 3
McDougall ch h. UaselD ........8 4
KEN. ch. h. (Shank) ................. 4 3
Coredo. TO. h. "a. McDonald) ......4 s 7
Prince c., br. h. (McKinney).......8 8 5
Cash, Jr.. br g. (Rice). s 10
Silver. ch. x. Q.oomis) .............. 8 10 10
The Pascolet b. x. (McDevitD... 8 Z
Dossie Villiers. br. m. (Packer). ...di
Charles Hubbard. blk. q. (Hoffman)di
Time-2;o9h, 2:09A. 2;iiA.
21S pace, Chamber OF Commerce Conso-
lation. $1,000:
Shaughran, b. H., by Ananias-Fa-
-pefita.= =hss=6eorge Wilkes -tf<ane). 1 J
Dan s., b. g. (Geers). 2 2
Billy Seal. b. h. (Cox). 3 di
Tommy Grattan, b. q. (McGuire).. 3 DIR
Lady Patch, b. m. (Custer) ......di
Requisiton. b. &. Cunningham. ...di
Time-2:09h, 2:09h. 2:0Sk.
2:0S trot, purse $500:
Lillian r.. b. m, by j. T. Letitia,
by Louis Napoleon (McDevitt)... 1
Turley. br. g. (Geers) ..........2 2
Charley Belden. br g. (Deryder) :. 6 3 2
Allie Jay, b. m. (Starr) ..........s6 s
Leonardo. TO. &. o. Dickerson)..... 4
Kid Shea, b. g. Curry .......5di
Time-2:09h, 2:0sA. 200
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PLAY FOR COLOR[D
CHAMPIONSHIP

As a feature attraction at Rocky
Point on Emancipation day Manager
Daniel Whitehead OF the Providence
Giants, the strong local colored ball
team, has succeeded In arranging a
game with the Boston Giants, one OF
the fastest professional teams OF
the Hub. The result OF the game
will decide the championship Of New
England among the colored teams. and
the local aggregation, realizing the
strength OF their opponents. are secur-
ing some fast new players, and no
efforts will he spared to defeat the
players from the Hub.
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In the next mile. and was Jogging In
2:0Sk at the end. The third heat was
even easier than the others had been for
the mare.
Dewitt was favorite I'm the field of a
dozen 2:16 trotters, selling at SIS In
s2S5. while Lotta. formerly Lady Thistle,
brought A5 The first heat was a keen
race TO the end, Lotta leading when they
were halfway down the stretch. Tempus
Fugit came fast. and II was a drive be-
tween McHenry and Geers. the first
named landing Lotta by a nose In 2:09A
The rest OF IL was not hard for Lotta
Tempus Fugit breaking In the second
heat.
Shaughran won the Chamber of Com
merce consolation In straight heats with
out a great deal OF trouble, Dan s., the
favorite, being unable to measure strides
with him, although II was a head finish
In the second heat. when Geers made his
one bid Summaries:
Free-for-all pace, purse $500:
Baron Grattan, b. 81. by Grattan-
Mary Gamaleon. by Gamaleon
Angus Pointer, b. &. (Sunderlin)... 2 2 Q
Argot Boy, b. g. (Cox) ...........3 3 8
Graft, blk h. (Spencer) .........di
Time-2:o3%, 2:04 2:07.
2:15 trot, purse $500:
Lotta formerly Lady Thistle). blk
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PROVIDENCE s, JERSEY CITY e.
Jersey City, July 27--Providence de-
feated Jersey City I'm yesterdays game
by a score OF 8 TO T. heading OF the Jer-
sey men IN a ninth-inning rally that
threatened 10 turn defeat into Jersey
victory. With the slippery delivery pro-
PEELED by Pitcher Harris Jersey City was
unable to connect and for seven innings
II was a succession OF blanks for Jersey
City In their eighth period with the
score TO 0 I'm favor OF Hughey Duffys
side Jersey City woke up and INDUCED In
q little batting that severed the string OF
ciphers hung up for them with tally
and then having gotten the proper range
OF Harris twisters Jersey City introduced
Q finish In their last stand at the bat that
promised TO wreck the visitors prospects
even with their heavy advantage in the
run column. To their tally IN the eighth
was added three more in the ninth and
only a hit was needed with Joe Bean on
second base and Halligan at the bat TO
develop a tie, but Halligan's attempt was
q long fly TO Hugh Duffy and the game
was over with Providence one run ahead.
II was close call for Providence and
bitter disappointment for the home rooters
Jersey City introduced Masner, young
recruit from the Hudson River league,
In the box yesterday and Fitzgerald.
catcher from the New York Giants as
the battery. They were an easy combina-
ton for the Grays. Masner was hit freely.
Providence getting in their raps when
men were in reach of home. and then they
landed hard with the hickory. getting five
runs In before Jersey had look-in. Fitz-
gerald was a snap for the base runners
Providence gathering no less than eight
stolen bases from McGraw's protege. Kid
Gleason OF the Philadelphia Nationals
covered second base for the Skceters, but
showed nothing wonderful In his position
or his hitting.
Providence scored it's first run in the
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style. The Ingomar led all the way on
the first round closely pressed by tho
Queen, which had outfooted the Elmina
early in tho race In the second round
the Queen passed her rival and cleverly
outsailed her.
The Effort defeated the Nicola by min
ute IS seconds In the 6S-footer class, after
leading all the way.
In the race for 57-footers, the winsome
won a very close race from the Aurora
by 45 seconds. The Istalena made a poor
showing.
The Gardenia outsailed the Eleanora TN
the 4O-footers race, winning by IL min
utes seconds
In the smaller classes. 80 boats crossed
the starting line.
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OPTION ON
KOCK|LL

Albany, July 26.-The Albany Base
ball association announced today that
a 10 days option for the sale OF First
Baseman Kockill had been secured by
the Detroit team OF the American
league. II the deal Is closed the AL
bany club Is to receive s25O0 for
the Detroit team at the end Of the
New York State league season.
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Huns-McConneII 8, Abste1n, Oren-
dorf--5; Clement 2, Woods, Vandy--4.
First base on errors-Jersey City 2,
Providence 2 Left on bases-Jersey
City 8: Providence s. First base on
balls---On Masner 2 of Harris 1.
Struck out-By Masner 4; by Harris s.
Two base hit--Clement. Sacrifice hit
Harris Stolen bases--Clement, Bean,
Halligan, Mcconnell, Lord, Poland Q.
Duffy. Abstein, Black. Crawford. Hit
by pitcher-By Masner 1. Wild pitch
Harris. Umpires-Sulllvan and Har-
ris. Time--2h. Attendance---600.
'Batted for Masner In ninth.
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BOSTON 3. CHICAGO Z.
Chicago, July 26.--Boston won today
In a hard-hitting and poor fielding
game. Five hits and four runs re-
tired Lundgren at the end OF the sec
ond inning. Pfeister was effective un-
til the seventh, when the visitors
scored five runs on five hits, a gift and
two errors. The score:
Innings ...... 3 67Ss
Boston ......... 0 4 o o o D 8 o o. o
Chicago ....... 1 2 o o o 0 2 2 o. Z
ST. LOUIS 8, BROOKLYN g.
ST Louis, July 26--St. Louis re-
turned home today after an absence OF
more than month and defeated
Brooklyn In the opening game to 2.
The score:
Innings $500. 2 3 567 7S9
Brooklyn ... o o o o o o o g. 2
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ELBERFELD
BENCHED

New York. July S.--It was announced
here yesterday that Norman Eiberfeid.
shortstop OF the New York American
league team, has been suspended indefl-
nitely owing to Indifferent work in the
deld and ut the bat.
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new ENGLAND LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Worcester 8, Lynn 2.
Fau River-Lowell twet grounds).
New, Bedford-IIaverhill twet gfounds'
Rrockton- twet grounds).
GAMES TODAY.
Fall River at Lowell.
Broosxton at Haverhili.
Tvnn AZ worcester.
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CUBS LOSE
TO BOSTON
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Boston ., Chicago Z.
st. Louis 3, Brooklyn 2.
ladelphia-Pittsburg (wet grounds)
New York Cincinnati (Wet grounds).
GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
NATIONAL, I,EAGITE STANnyNG
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-26
only one ~nRoMo aUININE-

That Is LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine.
Similarly named remedies sometimes
deceive. The first and original Cold
Tablet is a WHITE PACKAGE with
black and red lettering. and bears the
signature of T. w. GROVE. 25c.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-26
EASTERN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Providence s. Jersey City 4.
Newark 5. Baltimore 4.
Toronto IL. Rochester 3.
Buffalo- Montreal (Rain).
GAMES TODAY.
Providence at Jersey City.
Newark at Baltimore.
Buffolo at Montreal.
Rochester at Toronto.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.