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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-06
Beautiful Trimmed Hats

For Street or Dressy affairs; all bhe
nrettiest, most becoming and authorlta-
tive STYLES are shown here. importer
ua+s as well as striking Models Of our
own creation; NO TWO HATS ALIKE.
THE LOW PRICES on our Stylish
| Millinery have attracted much atten-
| ton.
ms. Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ltd
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-06
TRANSPORT DANCE
At SEASIDE HOTEL

IF the L. S. a. T. Thomas is in port
This evening. a hop will be given at
the Seaside Hotel in honor of the oIIl-
GERS and ladies of the Eighth Cavalry
Fred Church has many friends in TINS
,o,ir,ent as he entertained them three
wears ago at the Hawaiian Hotel. AS
this is the first full regiment TO pass
tbrouph in some time, there will De a
record crowd. The usual general INV
tation is extended.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-06
A TRANSPORT DINNER.

IF transport Buford arrives on Wed'
nesday. Nav s. the Royal HaWanan
Hotel will serve an elegant dinner at
$50 p. m. for one dollar. Music served
at dinner hour. Dance after dinner.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-06
A SAFE BET.

The Santiago negro who died recently
at the age of $50, did not worry over
books of account, and if yoE expect to
play the role of centenar.an, and you
have books to keep, you mad better ar
range with the Henry Waterhouse
Trust co. to attend to them for you, at
a trif1ing cost Phone Exchange 4.
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MANY DRINKS ARE
PLACED BEHIND BARS

The weekend arrests included:
Makauahoa, Peter Kanakakaole,
BewIeyer. Hulimai, Frank Peterson,
James owen O'Connor, Opel<a. Keoki,
Shakashi. Haole; drunkenness.
Piiakaihu; assault and battery.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-06

A public concert will be given at
Emma Square at 7:30 this evening by
tbe Hawaiian band, playing the follow
ing selections:
PART I.
March-1.The Spirit of Liberty Sousa
Overture-.Ten Girls and No Hus-
band ...........--........ ..'''' 0upPo
ntermezzo-''Ca Rusucana
..---..'-'..-. - - - ~
SeIection-''Lucia di Lammermoor
''-'1>oAAA
PART II.
Vocal-American Songs. Ar. by Berger
"Reminiscences of Offenbach" ....
$500. - - 81 49,
Waltz-"Carnevafs Secret ...FetfaS
FTnale-..Fanfare Militair" Asnel
The star Spangled Banner
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21
RoanOlke Geta DoubIe Heaeer,

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Portsmouth. Va, Aug. 2O-Roanoke took
a double header from Portsmouth to-day
on the local diamond. before several
thousand fans. The first by to 0, the
second s to G.
The first game was a pitchers battle.
and the one run was credited TO Roam
oke in the sixth inning. The second game
was not so well played as the first, both
pitchers being hit hard. Scores:
First game:
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21
PERRINE And MILAN TRADED
Pair VIII Go to Kansas City in Deal
for Mcbride.
New National Has n Batting Record
of .239 and a Fielding Average
of .9I2 for 1IS Games.

Joe Cantinon VIII give George Tebeau
Mig" Perrtne. who started the season
here and who is now at Minneapolis. and
Milan, the outfelder from Wichita, for
George Mcbride, who Is to play short
stop for the Nationals next season, ac-
cording to reports from Kansas City.
The Kansas City fans We're greatly sur
pEsed by the telegram from here saying
that Mcbride will come 70 Washington,
as it was generally understood that If he
made good he would be sent 70 St. Louis
az the beginning of next season. Speak
ing OF the trade, one OF the Kansas City
papers says: "Of course, everybody viii
be sorry 10 see Mcbride go, but he IS
really entitled to advancement. He has
had two tries in fast company, but he
was hardly ripe at that time He will
probably stick for a few seasons now.
Perrine should make good here Last
season he was a tower OF strength TO the
Blues, and he should make good next
season. MIlan's coming probably means
that Dan Kerwin viii go to Denver"
Mcbride has played in us games thus
far this season His fielding average Is
9l2, while his batting record is -239. He
has been at the bat 469 times, has made
50 runs 112 hits, II sacrifice hits, and has
stolen q bases,
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Seiling: purse: $50 added; FOR
maiden thrceyear-o.ds one mile. sam Rice. i09
lDigginsi. 8 70 J. wen; Muck Rake lo4 LiebeTtl. 5
g. 5 second Wise Hand lG lPohankai u % !.
third Tine Ia Johstown, Estehan, jim Nut
wood Memphis r.. VIII DO, NanOpa. D0minat0T.
and Bert T. also nn.
SECOND RACE-SclinE; purse; so added: for
twoyear-olds; five fUr.ougs Gaga, lDi tMgsgTaye u
% J. won; Hollow. Jos iShillingi. % 5. second
Layatrina- lJI lLiebertl IS % J. third Time.
III is. Eleanor May. Merr7man, Silver Cup. Emma
g.. LuzejIa and Belle Grilion also ran
THIRD RACE-Seiling; purse; s. 00l added for
three -yearolds and upward; about SIX furlougs.
Coisteress. 20 shilling 70 70 l. won; Rogal ONYX
l02 lLiebortl. 70 l. second: Scelina - IycurFusl.
Is 20 ]. third. Tine. %. Little Woods Belle
strume. Baby Willie. Jennie Wells. Mexican Silver.
Barnsdale Penrhyn, Lightning Conductor. C0milfo.
Wsriine and Tie Bell Of Brighton also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Youkers Handicap; SEQ
added; ior three-year-ods and upward: one nile and
100 yards Old Honesty. IL tCrfmIningsl. 20 J.
Won: Lille Turner. Us o.. Lee. 3 70 l. sso1ud (;
OThau Lad no lMusgTaTel Z 70 l. third. Time
la3 t5 Wexford. Lady Savoy. and Butsons also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-selling; purse, $50 added: two
year-0ld nouwinners since August 8; five and one
half hIrlonrs Gunc1tton. g AiusgraTe), 2 to l.
won; srist0ttlc, 10 Morris. 20 l. sec0ud Lady
Sichel. S tIrest0nl. % I third. Tine lN7 -
Louis Roedczsr, Hester ZOra, Belphosbe. and Ada o.
Walker also an
SIXTH RACE-selling 5000 added Tor three
yesr-ods and upward; one and onesiXterrth miles
Clyde. l04 q4eberti. 20 J. Won; Woolstone. lei
Shilling. . 2 second, Clements g lOtti 20 J.
third Time. i4s 3-5 Min0s Posing. and Kemp
Ridgely also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21
FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RECIPES. 500; FOR four-yesr-olds and
upward; six furloags Paul Clifford. III lDennisonl
70 ?, won; Ralbert III AlcCsrthyl. s to L sec
ond. Ia Sorcicre, JOS lPOWer 10 2. third. Time.
LIS 45 ROyal Legend, Dutch Pete Kiameshs,
Reaction. and Isadaisy also ran.
SECOND RACE-S1eepeChase free handicap:
short course Tony Hart l9 Hufhaml 70 90 l.
won; Ralph Reese. lS iHueston}, 20 s. second
Sam Farmer. 40 tStonel, even 20 show. third.
Time. S5l. MGuzano. Snow Drift, and Little Wally
also ran.
THIRD RACE-FiTe anj onc-han furlongs; purse,
doo for tw0-year-olds; selling Catherine F.. l02
,Delahyl, 70 2 Won; Chief De Inond, l05 Swain,
20 for place, second Nohtre Jos lM0relandl
20 5, third. Time, as s. Eoaite. Saltrim. Top
lofty Red Hussar OriandOt. NaXt0n Bewitched.
and Sir Cyril also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furl0ngs purse $780, handi-
cap; all ages Anna Smith IS (AicCarthyl. 6 20 5.
won; Halton, % (Sgainl, s 10 for piacc second
Fantastic ia lMcrelandl, out 70 show. third
Time l:l5 As Giles also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Five furiongs; for maiden two
year-ods; purse, 500. Truro 100 l8fuTphyl. tel.
won: Kings Son, 1e3 Foley. ? 70 l. second
Shirley K, l09 Powers ont 70 show, third. Time,
I:3 Mamar0nsck Soiree. Pr0toganist Linda Lake
and Sammie AllsteT also ran.
SIXTH RACE-For throo-year-0lds and upward
purse 500: one and three -sixteenths mics Chauda
le5 Powerl, ) to ?, won; Factotum, 10 lFoley'
even for place second; Jupiter. &c u. Hoegl 70
10 show. third. Time. 205 l5 Gold Spray, Crafty,
Doubt. and PeTfector also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21
TIE AT BRooKLAND.
Rockville Unable to Defeat Fast
Bunch OF Youngsters.

By a copious use OF sand, Brookland
and Rockville were able 10 play & skin
ming game yesterday afternoon, the score
being a tie when the Rockville boys quit
TO catch a train. The hitting was light on
both sides, both pitchers being effective.
The wet condition OF the ball proved more
Of a handicap to Shipiey. BroOkland's
twirler, than 70 Whiting, the former hit
ting FIVE oatsmen, while the latter gave
but two passes. Whiting also felded his
position well. having six assists to his
credit
BrcOkland scored first in the second on
TansiHs single. Warfelds error and
Wilson's two-bagger. Rockville went the
suburban lads two better in the fourth,
scoring three runs on hits by Kemp and
Kelchner, a hit batsman, and John Sulli-
vans muff of Dawsons fly Brookland
tied it Up in their half of the fourth, earn
ing the only run Of the game. Rodler was
passed. Shipley singled, and both were
advanced on sacrifice. Rodler scored
on a squeeze" and .Shipley tailed on
Wilson's out. Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21

FIRST RACE-Threey yeaT-ods and upward; six
furlongs. Ben Ban, l4 (BTussell, IS 70 l, won;
Walls Us f. Duganl, 70 l. second; Welb0lrne %
GOcsteinl. u % J. third Time. ia Is Bat Mas
tersou. J. c. Core. oxford. Berwick. Cablegram, W
H. Daniel. and HandzarTa also ran.
SECOND RACE-Seiling: purse 500 added; three
yearolds and upward; Qne mile. Fancy Bird. i03
tO'Conn0rl. 7 20 J, won; D'Arkle, - lAicCahcyl Z
70 !, seconds Sir Toddngt0n, lG3 u. Kelley, Z % s.
third. Time, 10 Mark Anthony Robid0T. Beg
gar Maid. Vino. Vaquero. CanpaIsaer, Quagga.
Nancy. and Fiat also rtn
THIRD RACE-Purse. 500 added; tWo-year-olds
i've and one-hah fUlongS Ben Fleet. IL lowe. 6
20 5. Won: Fultonville lO2 lBsckmanl 5 70 /. sec
ond; Mn0Iolist l07 Finn. 1 70 !. third Time,
l9I. lie Knows. sungleam. Anonyma, Call Boy,
Robert Cooper, and smiley CoTbett also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Merchants and Citizens
Handicap purse S.003i three-year-olds and upward
one and three-sixteenth miles. Running Water, 100
Miller 3 % J. W0n Dandel5n. us lMountainl, :
to 2 second: Caiugoun. l3 lGarnerl. 5 20 J. third
Tine l.55 25 Dr. Gardner, Far West. and Gala
want also ran.
FIFTH RACE-sellingi purse. 500 added three
yCaT-1lds aud upward one and 0ne-eighth miles
Ocean SPRAY. &c lNotterl % 10 J. won; Missouri
Lad. l03 lIcchnanl. even secJnd Good Luck. los
Gdiner) 2 % !. third Time, l3 Is MaTnar.
LAnclstran, lane Alien, snd We!rls5me also rar..
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $50 added, maiden three
year-olds aud upward. one mile Preilicio. ~
SANDY 20 % J. won; Howard shean, ~ Knapp
% J. secsnd; Raurod l09 iBr1ssell. % 10 J. third
Time 10 50 Brofaina, Versne. Tiro. Cork Hill
Liehtnsss. Puritan Girl, Long Dora, and HanihaEa
aisJ Tau.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21
Niatch: - 50.
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Iowa A. c. won an uphill game
from the Emersons on the formers
grounds by 10 to s. The features were
the timely batting Of Friel and Walker,
and the pitching of Wyrick. who allowed
the visitors only six hits. The winners
want games with teams averaging fifteen
to seventeen. Address Mr.. Berger, 1896
Ylltberger.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21

oe.00eE ). Ia9l. Remsm6sr he data.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21

October S. 1907. Remember the date.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21
Winchester, 8; HaserstOwn, 2

oItclaI y TIC Nasl-I18lVtI ttNIaIV-
Winchester, Va. Aug. 20.-Cantwell held
10 four hits this afternoon.
and Winchester won easily to 2. Until
the seventh not a visitor reached first
base. The batting OF Curly Brown. Fran
els, Baker, and Cantwell and a sensa-
tional running one-hand catch by Duggan
were the features for the locals, while
the batting and fielding of Sentz for
was Of high order. Batteries
Winchester, Cantwell and Woodward;
Fanwell and Peaster.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21
SIX FAVORITES LOSE
Talent Has Disastrous Day
in Saratoga Ring.
RUNNING WATER IN FRONT
Newcastle Stables Horse Comes
from behind Under q Good Ride by
Jockey Miller and Wins Merchants
and Citizens Handicap by Length.
DandeiiOn Takes Second Place.

Saratoga, Aug. 20.-The talent was led
10 a memorable slaughter here to-day
when all Of the favorites were beaten and
the bookmakers left the track rolling in
the publics wealth.
The running of the Merchants and Citi-
zens' Handicap az mile and three-six-
teenths was al unexpected upset, for the
Newcastle Stables Running Water, going
Up in the betting from to G. came from
behind under Miller's sharp drive aud
won by length in l:5S 2-5. For a mile II
was a close race for the lead between
F. K. Hitchcock's Dandellon. 2-to-1 favor
tie. and T. D. Sulliyan's Dr. Gardner.
to 2
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21

'Batted for shannon in ninth. fBatted
for Smith IN ninth.
Cleveland % 0 0 1900 900 O.
Nationalist 0 0 O. 0 0 0 6-1
First base by yerrors-CleveIand, 2Left on
bases-Cleveland, g; Washington. g First
base on baIls-On Joss, 2; off Falkenberg
3. Struck out-By Joss, Z; by Falkenberg.
s, Sacrifice hits-Joss. Ganley, Smith.
Bradley. Stolen bases-Altizer Cd. Double
pleys-Kehoe TO Altizer, Turner to Lajoie
10 Stovall. Hit by pitcher-Altizer
Hinchman. Wild pitch -Falkenberg. Passed
ball-Clarke. Umpire-AIr Sheridan. Time
OF game hours and Il minutes. Attend
ance-4,3 800.
In the first game, Bradley singled IN
the first Turner went out and I.aioie
singled 4 wild pitch by Johnson LET
Bradley in. Ia the seventh. Clarke
doubled, and only fast fielding by Jones
kept the hit 10 two bases. Birmingham
got fortunate hit. and Clarke tailed. In
the eighth. Rhoades did the unexpected
BY defeating the Nationals efforts 10
field his bunt. Flick's sacrifice. Bradlev's
out. and Turner'S double scored him.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21

First base by errors-Boston, 5: Pittsburg .
Left on bas- Boston. 70. Pittshurg IL First base
on balls-Of Lindaman, Q: Of BOultes. l. of Phil
lippe. ! OF Camnitz. Strlck out-By Iindamau.
3; by Bogltes. 3: by Philippe /. by Carn!tz &
Three-base hits-Teuney. Beaumont, Ritchey. Glib
son. TWobase hits-Randall Beaumont Wagner
Stolen bases-Tenney. Leach. Double play-Wagner
TO StOTkc. Hit BY pitChT-Ry IAndaman l. Wild
pitch-Camuitz. Passed hall-Br0Wn. Umpire-Air
ODay. Time of game-2 hours and Is minutes
Attendance-1se1
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21
STAHL TO CLEVELANDY
Former Manager Win Probably Join
Maps Next Season.

Special TO Tho Washington Herald
Cleveland, Aug. 20.-Unless present plans
miscarry, Jake Stahl, the former Wash
ington manager. viii play first base for
the Cleveland Maps next season.
While in Chicago last week. Charley
Somers, the local owner. had a long con-
ference with Stahl, and while the ex-man-
ager said that he would not leave his
South Chicago club this season, he agreed
TO join the Maps next year If his troubles
with the Washington and Chicago clubs
are adjusted. Stovall will probably be
given 10 the White Sox in exchange for
Stahl
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21
'Batted for MOren in seventh inning.

Philadelphia ................ aO0OoO OIL
St Louis. 0 0 0 o-S
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21

October s. 1907. Remember the date.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21
CRoKER'S ORBY SCRATCHED.
Derby winner in No Condition to
Run in the 81. Leger.

London, Aug. 3.-Richard Croker s
Derby winner, Orby, has been scratched
for the ST. Leger. The leg trouble which
caused his defeat IN the race for the At
lantic Stakes has since developed. and
there is no prospect that the horse will
again be in racing condition for some time
70 come.
Orby's chances OF winning the st. I4eger
have been regarded as exceptionally
promising.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21

The pOst-seasOn amateur baseball series
for the championship OF the District will
be opened at National Park this afternoon
ct AS o'clock. when Treasury. the pen
.nant winner in the Departmental League,
meets Trinity the champion Of the Mar
quette League.
AS there is no way IN which TO gauge
the relative strength OF these two teams,
as this will be their first meeting. there
IS the greatest uncertainty IN regard TO
which team viii win. Treasury has had
her team intact practically through the
whole season. and for that reason there
are many followers of the amateur sport
who believe that the Departmental outfit
will be able to start the season with
victory. In midseas0n there was the pret-
tiest sort OF a race IN the Marquette
League. but after Trinity had gotten to-
gether its present makeup. the George
towners had no trouble in taking a big
lead and winning the pennant with
fairly good margin TO spare.
Donaldson on Rubber.
Manager Dove is undecided as 10 who
viii do the pitching fer Trinity. but the
choice lies between Jimmy Kerr or
"'Rube" Clark. The money counters VIII
pin their faith on Donaldson. who did tho
brunt Of the pitching during the regular
season.
Treasury's lineup follows: Lord, short
stop; Gertman, first base; Mccarthy,
third base; OsNeiu, catcher; Torney. left
field; Fulcher, right field; Hester. center
field; Asquith, second base, and Donald
son. pitcher.
Trinity's lineup has not yet been an
nounced. but the nine will be picked from
the following players: Dorr Buscher,
Salb. Kraft. Clark, Kerr, Birch. King.
Hughes. Heinrich, Mess, Mallory, Sebas-
tian, Hubbard, Chamberlain. and Michael
Billy Belts hes been selected TO do the
umpiTing
Follow Last Years Rules.
For three hours yesterday afternoon
the commission in charge of the series
discussed the question OF eligibility. and
Il was finally decided TO have the same
rule as was adopted last year govern
the present series. According 20 the rule.
to be eligible a player must have par
tlcipated in az least five games in his
league, and in the case Of a pitcher. three
games.
The only other important business OF
the meeting was the adoption Of the
Spalding ball and the decision TO have an
extra game IN the case Of each tie.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21
BOSTON BEATS PIRATES.
Beaumont's Triple and AbbatIcchiO's
Error Decide the Game.

Boston, Aug. 2O.-Beaumonts triple
with no one out. followed by a gross
error by AbbatcchI0. wii0 did not field to
the rubber in time, saved Boston's bacon
to-day. Boston has purchased Pitcher Bar
berich, Of the Lawrence New England
club Scnra,
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21

First base by err0rs-Cincunsu. !. Left on bases
Brooklyn. 1; Cincinnati T. First base on baIls-Of
Mcintyre, /; OF smith. 4 Struck out-By WeimeT
/; By Smith, ]. Home rlns-Alperman. Lumiey
HEmmei, Kane. Mitchell. Two-base hits-Aialonoy
Mitchell. Sacrifice hits-Berggn, Knlger. Double
p.ays-Lumley to jordan. Apeman 70 Bergen %
jordan. Mitchell % Camel, Kane 10 Huggins %
Cancel Hit by pitoher-By Weimcr. J. Umpires-
Messrs. Klein and Jehnstone. Time Of game-i hour
and 4 minutes. Attendanoe-200.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21
Second game:
Norfolk Downs Lynchburg.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, Aug. 3.-The State League
leaders pounded Kline hard in the first
three innings this afternoon, and won the
game, to 3, Cummings, a former Norfolk
player, held the Ter-centennials in check
for the remainder Of the game, but his
team could not overcome the lead OF the
locals. Rain interfered with the game.
and it was called in the eighth inning.
Score;
RHE
5ynchburg. 1901 600 Is a
Ba'tsries-Jordan and Edwards Kline Cummings,
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21

First base by errors-Chieago. l. Left on bass
Chicago ); Philadelphia, g First base On balls-O8
Plank 2 OF Walsh, s. Hits made-Od Plank, 4.
Struck out-By Dygert, g.: by Walsh, Three base
Sacrifice hit-Ncholls Stolen base
Dougherty, Double plays-NichOlls TO II. Davis
Hit by pitcher-By Plank. /; by Walsh. T. Passed
ball-SuiliFan. UmpireS-MossTs. 0LOughiin and
Evans. Tine of gamc-2 hours. Attendance 0ooo.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21

Left on bases-St Louis z; New York s. First
base on balls-Oh Dineen. 5; Of Newton. L Struck
0It-By Dineen, s. by Newton, G. Three-base hit
Lsports. Twobase hits-Elberfeld. Hemphill, Ste
pheus. Sacrifice hits Keeler. Hoffman, Couroy. Di-
neen. Stolen bases -Moriarty. Double plays-Ste
phens 20 Yeager; Williams TO Moriarty. Hit by
pitcheT-By Newton. J. Umpires-MessTA Hurst and
Stafford. Time Of game-2 hours and 70 minutes.
AttendanCe. J. 500
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21
EDNA G. THE WINNER.
Captures the 2.I0 TrOt In Matinee
at BrightvyOOd.

Notwithstanding the threatening weather
of yesterday, large crowd attended the
races at Brlghtwood, the occasion being
known as Georgetown Day. The races
resulted as follows:
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21

First base BY errOrs-P PHILADELPHIA l; St Louis
Left on bases Philadelphia. 10; St Louis, First
base On balls-OG Lush, 8; OF Brown, l. Struck
out-By Moren, 8; By Lush. 4. Three-base hit
Byrne. TWo-base hit-Bauy. Sacrifice hit-Knabe.
Stolen base-CourtBey. Double plays-Byrne TO
Hostetter; Hostetter 20 Konetchy. Hit by pitcher
DOOM Wild pitcb-Moren. Umpire-Alr CsTpen-
ter Time Of game-l hour and 20 minutes. At
tendance 29f
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21

Empire City.

added; five furloags
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New Haven-Hartford S. New Haven, s
AT Holyoke-W Waterbury 3; Hoiy0ke 2
AT Springfield Bridgeport. !; Springfield O.
AT Norwich-First game; New London. G.; Nor
wien. 2 Secoad game: New Lyndon. 5: NoTWich
lcallsd IL eleventh inning tafkness)
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21
YANKEES IN SEVENTH.
-Four Runs in One Inuing Down ~.
Louis Browns.

St Louis, Aug. 20.-New York won
this afternoons game in the seventh IN
ming by making four runs on two hits. a
couple Of errors by Yeager. and two free
passes by Dineen. Up to that time the
game was closely fought Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21

Earned run-Detroit. l. Left on bases-DetrJit. 10:
Boston. Z. First base on balls-Of Mullin ]: OF
Winter, Struck out-By Mpllin, 2; by Winter. 2
Double play-Wagner % Unglaub. UmYire-afr Con-
molly. Time Of gaIne-I hour and 80 minutes. At
tendance-1 a13
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21
TOMMY JOYCE WANTS BOUT.
Local Boxer Looking for Fight with
Some HIS Founder,

Tommy Joyce of this city, is anxious
10 arrange a fight with some l5sel boxer
who does not weigh more than lis pounds.
In G recent bout in Philadelphia, Joyce
defeated Battling Foy. Joyce is willing
10 bet $500 that he can beat any of the
Washington scrappers at his weight
oc,ober 9 1qo7 Reran,bar the date
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21
TRO1S A NILE IN zoe IA
Gen. Watts Makes NeW Three-year-
old Record at Readville.
Angus Pointer Does the Fastest Mile
OF the Year in the Free-fOr-alL.
Time, 2sO2 "a.

Boston. Aug. "a new worlds record
FOR three-year-old trotting stations. by
Gen. Watts. and the fastest mile OF the
year. by Angus Pointer. were features OF
the second day Of the Grand Circuit rac-
ing at the Readville track.
Gen. Watts was virtually a double
record breaker, the colt doing both trials
IN 2.09 IA Bowerman, the winning
driver, received a great ovation in the
free-for-au. Angus Pointer made the
years mile record in 2:02 81. wholly out
CHASING his felG.
Audubon Boy was expected 10 make the
worlds record for PAGERS, but he broke
beyond the quarter, finishing fifth. Co
dero, a Boston horse. had no difficulty
In taking the PIG class troL
The summary;
American Home Breeders Futbrity; foE three
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Tar III hAtES-fOf tnfee year-oid5 and upward,
Don-Iinners since July. 1857; selling; S.0D added
one and one-sixteenth miles
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At williaa.-. -rt-W -Williamsport. 4: Harrisburg, ;
At Reading -Rea,.iug 0; Lancaster. J.
At Decentralization, 3; Wilmington. O.
At Johnstogn-Johnstown 2. Alt00as, O.
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MULLIN IN RARE FORM.
Detroit Tigers Blank the Boston
Pilgrims, TO o.

Detroit Aug. 2O.-Deroit won the second
Of the series with Boston by Mullins
superior pitching. The batting Of Craw-
ford, Cobb, and Mullin, and the fielding
OF Wagner. Jones. and Downs were the
bright features of The game Score.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Boston, o, Pittsburg, 3,
Brooklyn, 81 Cincinnati, 3.
st. Louis, 81 PhiIadelphia, 4.
Chicago, o; New York, 2.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
GAMES TO-DAY.
srANpING on THE TEAMs
SOX GET ONE FROM LEADERS.

Athletics Defeated in Opening of
Crucial Series with Champions.
Chicago. Aug. 2.-The Sox won the
first game OF the big series with the Ath-
leties by great slugging IN the first in
ming. with one ont. Score;