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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Wet grounds at Boston gave the Ma
tional5 q rest
All Of the Nationals Cantiilon left at
home are out at the park each morning
for couple Of hours practice.
Kesler's batting average this season is
the poorest Wee Willie" has been guilty
Of since breaking into fast company.
II the Chicago Cubs lose more than
three OF their remaining thirty games
they win not be able to equal their last
years record Of 1l6 victories.
Considerable work has been done on
the new clubhouse at National Park. and
the building viii probably be ready for
occupancy by the time the club returRs.
Bethany is now at the bottom in the
District amateur championship series
with Trinity and Aloysius tied for the
lead Trinity plays Treasury this after
noon.
The old dope about the success Of sue
ceeding is getting action in Detroit As
soon as the Tigers got to be a real ball
team the opposition to Sunday games
dwindled away to nothing
Hank Mathewson, brother of Christy.
left the Wilmington club to join Potts
vile, in the Atlanta League, but his start
in Brooklyn was a fright and he was
yanked out after giving eight bases on
balls in an inning aad half
Tonkin, the virginian from the Wash
ingtOn club. displayed some great curves.
but luck was clearly against him in his
opening appearance here. He is level
headed youngster. and Kelley looks for
him TO make good on the road-Des
Moines Capital.
Pipe the classical names now seen in
scores. Washington revels in a Milan,
while Cincinnati Is putting out decora-
tions for the reception Of one Checkering
Outroy, a new pitcher. who is expected
soon. Laura jeans Gay Dashleigh may
be the next Pittsburg sun
Pitcher Lon Schroeder and Frank
Green Of the Burlington 0owa) League
club, who have been purchased by Presi-
dent Comiskey, are likely to join the Sox
in few days. They nave be taken on
the crucial Eastern trip which starts
about the middle Of the month.
Before dropping double-header Labor
Day, Columbus set new record in the
American Association by winning seven
games in four days. Taking both legs OF
a double-header IN almost three straight
days shows a baseball prowess which
knows no terror and heady management
which makes every play count.
Johnny MeGraw, OF the Giants. says he
viii be manager next year. He says that
he isn't going to let his brokerage busi-
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

O'Neile made a hard running catch
of Riders foul in the eighth
shipke and Gehring, of the Nationals.
watched the game from tie stand
Vic. Bielaski accepted seven chances
in good style at second for Treasury.
Harry Zanelli got three hits. and
Gertman and Barnhart each got two.
Rider made a spectacular shoestring
catch of Hester's short fly IN the
eighth.
Torney's fly to short center was a
hard chance, but Buck" Shedd gather
cd it in.
Harry ZaneIfs fielding of Bielaskrs
sws.t in the fourth was pretty piece
Of work.
The double play which caught Wood
at the pan in the fourth was fast bit
Of WORK.
Two of Barnhart's passes material
lied into runs. as did Donaldson's one
transportation.
Bie1askFs presence in the lineup ma
terialIy strengthened Treasury in both
batting and fielding.
Negotiations are pending for a dou-
ble-header Saturday-Trinity-A -Aloysius
and Bethany Treasury
Le Mat received a nasty crack on the
head in the third as he was being
forced out on Gus ZaneliPs hit. He
was stunned for while, but pluckilv
resumed play.
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.BatIed IL Cbesbro in -.

New York.....................2 20O0Oo 0 e.
0I 0 x-4
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EDUCATED BEASTS POPULAR.
Great Crowds Visit Performances of
Gentry Brothers Animal show.

0entFE bFoanerS' Amman snow.
If the dogs. ponies, smonkeys. and nu-
merous other animals Of the famous Gen
try Dog and Pony Circus were able to
converse with one another to-day, they
would be saying. We played to a full
house last night" for the performance in
the big tent. near Sixteenth and u streets.
last night was the cord-breaker. so far
as attendance this week is concerned.
Every seat under the big canvas dome
was taken, and crowds Of young and old
stood up during the entire performance,
so eager were they TO see the clsyer
antics OF the educated animals The audi
ence was very appreeiative one, and
violent handclapping told the little dumb
actors in the several rings that their work
sEas clever and well taken,
The management OF the circus an
nOunced last night that in response 10 the
large number of letters from those who
have always made 1t a point 20 attend the
performances OF the show when it comes
to this city, a repetition Of the parade
which was given Monday morning. will be
held again to-day. Monday being Labor
Day, great numbers Of those who usually
attend the famous little circus of animals
We're away from the city, and therefore
missed seeing the parade. To-days parade
viii start from the big tent at Sixteenth
and L streets about o'clock and viii
proceed TO the Treasury building II will
then turn east and will follow Pennsyl-
vania avenue to the Peace monument, and
thence around the Capitol through the
residential section beyond, where il will
turn north and make its way back 10 the
circus grounds. The grand cavalcade will
be nearly three-quarters of a mile in
/ length. and viii contain several new fea-
lures which were not displayed in the
parade Monday.
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MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-For tro-year-olds; selling; five fur.
longs. Tom Shaw. ll3 (EngIanderl. 10 2. won
Adrian, 100 lKoernerl, 3 to l. second; Alba. 10
iColeman). to /. third. Time. l02 80 Emma G..
and Csnnie Maid also ran.
SECOND RACE-Steeplechase about two and
one-hsh miles; four-year-olds and upward Dun
beath, i& wilson Z to s. won; ButweI. lls tRae).
to J. second; Gold Run. IS tSobelD, TO !. third.
Tine SIS 35 Biberry and Steve Lane also ran
THIRD RACE-Sk furiongs three-year-olds and
upward; selling Lee Harrison l07 (Englander). to
l. won; Zelina, lal lMusqaTel. to l. second
Prince Brutus. 1l6 (Dalyl. to TO- third. Time.
i:ls 25. No Tnmper Blue Coat, and George swain
also ran
FOURTH RACE - One and oneeighth miles;
handicap. Marster. 1o2 (Goldstein), even. Won,
Colonel Jack l0s (Coleman) to s. second; Dick
Reed, 80 (EnglandeT). to l. third Tine. I:5s.
Three starters
FIFTH RACE-FiEe and one-half furlongs; two
year-Olds and upward Banyah. 100 (AubuchOnl Z 70
) won; Stanley Fay ll6 tSiusgraYel, to >. second
NIystifer. 100 tGoldstein 3 to l. third Time,
Ice SO. Only three starters
SIXTH RACE-0ne r6ile: four-year-olds and ur-
ward. Edwin Gum. III (sIusgraye). TO 5. won,
0rmondes Right. loS tGoldstein). to s. second
John Dillon. l0s tP0wersl. 10 TO l. third Time,
Ia. Blue Buck also ran
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

Al HolyOke. 6 Bridgeport. 5.
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At the New LyceUm next week the at
traction viii be The Merry Maidens"
Company. 1t presents two burlesques.
THE Heir to the HoOpla" and AT COney
Island Doth staged by Sam Rice.
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LARGER FIELDS AT NORFOLK.
Horses from Ohio and Kentucky Elk.
Dected at jamestown Track.

Special % The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va. Sept 4-Interest in the
inaugural meet of the jamestown Jockey
Club increases every day All the fields
to-day were small, but by Saturday they
will undoubtedly be we'll filled. as ad-
vices were received to-day to the effect
that over sixty pieces Of good horsefesh
from Sandusky, Ohio. Cincinnati. and
Lexington VIII arrive tomorrow morn
ing The jamestown track promises to be
one Of the best minor ones in the country.
The summaries;
FIRST RACE-SiX furlOngs; threeyesr-olds aud
upward; salling. Alegra, Jos IF. Rileyl even won
Nootess. lei tKuhn). out second: Gartefs los lief
terman, oGt, third. Tine, lliz Broadway Cir
and Nathan ais, ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furiongsi two-year-olds; sell
Ing. Bayou Lark ll2 %. Rieyl. 10 5. won; ColIat-
eral, 100 tGoTdsB), out. second: Bukhead. IL
lkeys), out, third Time, ! Is GHfisn Colors also
ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile; tbree-year-olds: selling
froieus, lo5 Johannsenl. even. won: Bergman. 81
lHehernanl. out, second; Quiet Tip, los (Koehnisl
out. third. Time. 1n IS
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs; four-year-olds and
upWaId selling. Calabssh. IL Johannsenl. l to ?
won; Rob Roy, 100 %. Riley. out. second. Our
Ethel lo2 Diggsl. out, third. Time ! Is Gallant
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Declared Of; did not FL.
SIXTH RACE-Six hUlongs; three-year-olds and
upward; selling Father DOwney lG %. RiIey)
to 5. wen; The Composer. I0 lKuhn), out. second
Fighting Girl. Il Koehnigl, out, third Time.
ld6 10 The Student and Thomas Delnase also ran.
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oblUNU tl3tIL-Iu uI IUIII ltdI-0IQA and Upward.
nonwinners at the meeting; selling; 500 added
one and nne-efrhth miles
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NATIONALS GOT A REST.
Wet Grounds Made Game at Bos-
ton Out of the Question.

SPECIAL 70 Inc W aShingJon Herald.
Poston, Mass. Sept 4.-The rain Of
yesterday and to-day left the Hunting
ton avenue grounds in such shape that
gsme between the Washingtons and
Bostons this afternoon was impossible
Both teams and a crowd of 1900 were
on hand at o'clock, ready for business.
when Umpire Stafford declared the
game off. One game will be played to-
morrow. and n doub1e-h header IS sched-
uled for Friday.
The Boston team has found Cantil-
Ions outfit about the hardest PROPOSE
tion it has TO go against. either at home
or on the road. and as il is made up at
present ii is no sure bet that the Pill
grims viii not get away with the series.
Before the game was declared off the
visitors INDUCED in a little practice.
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CALL FOR THE HATCHETITES.
Coach Nelson VIII Get the Football
SQUAD Out Next "wednesday.

Fred Nelson, coach of the George
Washington football team. has issued
call for candidates TO report at Van Ness
Park next Wednesday for the first prac-
tice.
Capt. Cunning is writing to ali the
members of last years squad who viii be
available this year and to those Of the
students who have signifed their iuten-
ton of trying for the team to be on
hand. The practice viii probably be
limited to tossing the haV, running down
the field under ants, formation plays,
and other light work.
Manager Ball is trying to arrange e
date with the University Of Virginia
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mares and gsldings: four
Cling; 500 added seven FUR
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Earned runs-Betlany 2; Treasury. l. Left on
Bethany, g. Treasury, 1, First base on balls
OF Barnhsrt, ); of Donaldson, /. Struck out-By
Barnhart ;; by Donaldson. 3 Tbreebase hit-Bie-
lasld. Two-base hIt-Wood. Sacrifice hit-Wood
Stolen bases-Gertman, Bielash, Mccarthy t2l. Don
alds0n Rider o.. q. Zsnelli Double plays-sIc-
Carthy to Gertman; Lord 10 Gertman to O'Nieie
Hit by pitcher-By Banhart / Passed ball
o'Niele. Umpire MIR. Belts Time Of game-l hour
and s minutes
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PILATES CAPTURE BOTH.
Cincinnati Batters Helpless Before
Duggleby and Willis.

Pittsburg. Sept. 4.-Pittsburg made
clean sweep of the double bill with
Hanlon's Reds this afternoon. The
locals showed the best slab form. and
they hit safely when situations for
runs presented themselves. Duggleby.
the Quaker cast-off. was the spotlight
man of the first game. The Reds failed
to count on his puzzles. Scores;
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Madden to study-EngIIsh Breedinr

Lexington, KY, Sept 4-When John E
Madden goes to England after the racing
season in the East closes, he expects te
spend considerable time at the breedinl
farm of Richard Croker. in ireland. Mad.
den desires to learn if the English breeder:
have anything on the Americans in theil
present methods. While Madden is ava,
W II. Snyder VIII be in charge of th,
Hamburg Place Farm.
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Earned .Suns-New York. .; Philadelphia. 3. First
base by erors-NeW York, 2 Left or bases-New
York. s. Philadelphia g. First base on balls-O1
Newton, 2; of Bender, ]. Struck out-By Newton.
:: By Bender. TO- Two-base hits-Elberfeld Hart
sci. Sacrifice hit-NichOls. Stolen bases-Elberfeld
e. COnrOy. Newton. Double play-NeWtOn 70
Moriarty to Eberfeld Passed balls-schreck. !. I'm
pire-Mr. OLnghlin. Time Of game-2 hours and
10 minutes. Attsndance-7l4
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Richmond. 0 900 900 Ii 3
DanTille 0 0 0 0 0 0 % 90
BatteTies-ReTele and Walsh; Walsh and Ryan.
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Porfrnlouth.


FIRST RAcE-FoF tV0-yeaT-Olds; 800 added; f
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By errors-Detroit ]. Left Oh bases-Cleveland. 4:
Detroit Z First base balls-OF Lebhsrlt, 2; of
Mullsn. 2 Struck out-By Liebhardt, g. by Mullin
3. Three-base hits-Birmingham Crawford Two
base mts-Bemis, Schmidt Crawford. Sacrifice hits
-Liebhardt, Downs Stolen basss-Laj0ie o. Bemis
Cobb. Double plays-Tumer TO Laj0ie 10 StOFaII
Umpre-A-. Conaolly. Time Of game-2 hours and
minuteS Attendance-36l5
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Otey shuts out Portsmouth.

Special to The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va. Sept. Norfolk defeat
ed Portsmouth again this afternoon >
10 0, making II six victories out Of
seven straight games with the Truck
ers. the remaining game being a tie.
It was largely a pitchers game. with
Big Otey showing up to the best ad-
vantage, although he was hit as often
as was Carter. There was no hitting
the big fellow when hits would have
resulted In runs. Score:
RHE
Norfolk i............-. 01OOOl l1-2 l
Portsmouth ......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Go 0
Batteries-Otey and Edwards; Carter and Burns.
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CHANCE BACK IN GAME.
Captain of the Cubs Aids HIS Team
to Defeat the Cardinals.

st. Louis. Mo, Sept Chicago de-
feated the Cardinals here to-day.
Score, s TO .. Raymond. the new re-
cruit from the South Atlantic League.
pitched fair ball, but his support was
erratf. Score
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FIRST GAME.

First base on balls-Of Duggleby. l. Struck out
By Duggleby l. Three-base hit-Gibson TWobase
hit-Mowrey. Sacrifice hits-Gibson, Mitchell, Leach
Stolen base-Magert Double psy-Leach TO Gibson
Hit By pitcher-Storke Halman Passed bal-Me-
Lean. Umpires-Messrs. Rigler and KLEIN. Time Of
game-l hour and 50 minutes.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Richmond, I; DanviIIe, o.
Norfolk, =; Portsmouth, O.
TO-DAY,s GAMES.
DanviiIe at Norfolk
Lynchburg at Portsmouth.
Roanoke mt Richmond.

sTANnING OF - TEANI.
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MAPS DEFEAT THE TIGERS.
Extra Bases Aid Both Sides and Most
Runs Are Earned.

Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 4-In a con-
test marked by extra base hitting off
Mullin and Leibhardt. as well as by the
employment by Jennings and his men
Of dilatory tactics in an effort to save
the game by the coming of rain. Cleve-
land defeated the Tigers to-day. to )
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ALTROCK sAYEs THE CANE.
White SOx Defeat the Browns by
Margin Of One Run.

Chicago. Sept. -Four little hits gave
ST. Louis one run in the second inning.
after which Altroek took the slab and
held them safe. Hits by Davis Dough-
erty. and Robe scored the winning run
in the fourth round Score:
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SECOND GAME

First base By eTTors-Nev York l. Brooklyn, 2
Left on bases-New York 5: BROOKLYN. s. Firyt base
on bails-Of Lynch. 2; Of RuckeT Struck cut
BY Lynch. {; by Rucker. s. Home rln-Lumley-
ThTee-hase hil-Lumley. Two-blse mt-Batch. sac
rihcs hits-BroWne. Batch. Ritter. Double play
Lynch 70 Bresnshan 10 MctisnB. Umpire - Mr.
O'Day Time cf game hour and g minutes. At
tendance-20Ge
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RICHMOND IN TWELFTH.
Six Thousand Fans See DanvIIIe Lose
Great Contest,

UEe"t CShseSfs
SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. Sept 4-WaIlace's
Dagger, followed by Fishers wild
throw. gave Richmond a 1-to-O victory
over DanvilIe In the twelfth inning Of
to-day's game.
Six thousand fans went wild when
big Bob Wallace ripped out his triple
Selbrie followed with a hard one to
Fisher and Wallace came home. Both
Walsh and Revelle were in great
form. Only three hits We're made of
the visitor. DanviIle lost a pretty
chance to score in the seventh when
they had three men on bases and
no hands down. double-header had
been scheduled, but it was found i'm
possible to play as many as five in
nings before dark. Score:
RHE
Richmond. 0 90 10000 Ii ;
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To-day's game-Trinity Us. Treasury. at Nation
PARK. 4:l5 p N.
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j II. Mack's Spectacular Burlesqus
Company, The World Beaters," viii bt
the attraction at the Gayety Theater
next week. Two burlesques viii be pre-
isented. The opening one, a Trip tC
Newport IS nOnsensical and whimsical
COnceit. with the Snappy and spicy echo
of Greater New York fashionable So
ciety. The specialties in the clio are
high-class numbers. The after part is a
burletta. in which the entire company
takes part, entitled The Isle Of Rubber
neckS.' Good music and original repartee
make up the evenings entertainment.
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At BuffalO-First game-BuaaI5 2: Montreal. !
Second game-Buffalo, 2; Montreal s.
At Rochester-First game-RochJsier, 0: T0ruutO
: Second same-Roehester, =; To-uuto, 4
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LIT On bdses-Lnlcag0. .. s. L0lls 4 First
base on halls-Oh AltTOck, ]; on Petty, 2 bits
made-Oh Smith. Three-base hit-Hemphil Sac
TihCe hit-Eahn. Stolen bases-DOugherty. Tame
hilL Double pay-Davis 20 Donohue. Umpires-
MessEs. Hurst and Evans Time Of game-1 hour
and 81 minutes Attendance 100.
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btlt On uahts-ol iffuiss D Nulcaep, o rlISl
base on balls-Of Raymond. {: OF Ruelbach. 2
Struck out-By Raymond 5, by Ruelbach, s. Home
mns- Holman Evers. TWo-base hits-Byrne
Konetchy. Steinfcidt. Stolen bases-Chsnce. Stein
feldt. Double plays-Raymond 10 Konetchy; Holly
to Hostetter 10 K0netchy: Holman to ETers 20
Reulbach 20 Chabce. Umpire-Alr. Emslie. Time
Of game-l hour and 50 minutes.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Atlanta-Atlanta, 4 New Orleans )
A. Montgomery Montgomery. 2; Shreveport. 0.
At Nashvilie-Nsshville. s; Little Rock, 5
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FIRST GAME. y

First base By euors-New York, Left on bases
New York g; Brooklyn. ; First base on balls-Or
McGinnity ]: Of Mcintyre. 4 Struck out-By sic
Ginnity 2: by MeIptre. J. Thrce-base hit-Batch.
Two-base hit-Seym0ur. Sacrifice hits-Deyiir. Ber-
gen. Stolen bass-BroWne. Double plays-Shsy 10
McGsnn, AlpeTman 70 Humma 20 Jordan. Wild
pitch--McGinnity. Umpire-Afr O'Day- Time Of
game-l hour and % minutes.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Lancastsr-Lsnca Z. 3: Johnstown, ].
At Decentralization 4. Altoona 3
A, WilmiaEtSn--W Wilmington. 2; Harrisburg. 0
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Philadelphia. Sept. 4.-The Highlanders
made good start here to-day. but they
could not keep the pace and the Ath-
Ietics caught and beat them. Score:
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To-DAYs GAMES
Cincinnati at ST. Louis.
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Brooklyn.
DOYLE AND BLPERMAN HURT.
Giants and Brooklyn Break Even in a
DOubIe-header.

New York. Sept 4.-The New York
and Brooklyn teams broke even again
to-day Doyle and Alperman had a
collision in the second game and both
were hurt Doyle had TO Leave the
game. Scores:
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No Races at Hartford.

Hartford. Conn, Sept. 4-Rain again
caused a postponement of the races at
Charter Oak Park. 1t is expected that
the Charter Oak Stake and the other
races on Mondays card win be called to
morrow
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ATHLETICS IN LEAD
Victory Over Griffith's Men
Puts Them on Top.
BENDER IN EXCELLENT FORM

Indian Strikes Out Ten Men and
Gives Bat One Base on BaIls-Naps
Aid in Bringing Detroit Out of
First PIaee-Sox Also Win and ahe
Race Is Closer than Before.
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At Pueblo-Pueblo. 4; Des Moiaes, l.
At Denver-Denver. 6; Omaha, ).
At Linooln-Lincoln. Il: Sioux City. ;.
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TALENT GETS 4 JOLT
Upsets in Both Stake Events
at Sheepshead Bay.
BABY WOLF SETS FAST PACE

Son of Hamba-g Annexes Flying
Handicap, While Keep Moving, n
3O-to-I shot Proves the Surprise in
the Great FiIIy stakes-Right Royal
Gets Into Pocket, but Wins.
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New York, Sept. Alt is now almost
certain that at the annual meeting Of the
A. A. u, in this city September Is. the
present stan of officers headed by James
E. Sullivan, will be reelected.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

New York, 4; Brooklyn, /.
Brooklyn, 4; New York, 3.
PIttsburg, ?; Cincinnati, o.
PittSburg, ,; Cincinnati, z.
Chicago, 3; 81. Louis, 2
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SECOND CAME.
'Batted for Coakley IN ninth inning

bdtitti IuI NVahIts N lHItu illutle.
Pittsblrg. g.............................0 $500 02x5
Cincinnati. nati........................... 0 o.
First base on bslis-09 Willis, I; of Coak1ey. Il;
of Smith, Hits made-Oh Smith. 2; Of Coakley
g. Struck out-By Willis s. ThTee-base hit-Kane
Two-base hits-Wagner. Sealon, MowTey Higgins
Sacrifice slts-Abbaticchio NealOn Wagner, Stolen
base-Stcrke Hit hy pitcher-Abbaticchio. I'm
piTes-Afessrs. Rigler and Klein Time Of gaIne-l
hour and 10 minutes
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TO-DAY's GAMES,

Washington nt Boston.
st. LOuis at Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Cleveland.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At auapoiis--Indisnzpoli }: Columbus. 3.
At ToledO-Toleio. = Louisville, 6
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

philadelphia, 4; New York, =.
Cleveland, 6j Detroit, 3.
Chicago, ?; ST. Louis, i.
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Phone vain ssoo yybcn Won Ro,,,n

Subscribers returning from their sum-
mer home who desire to have their paper
sent 70 their city address will please
phone Main 1900
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At sTanton-Uuca. 5: Scranton. ;
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1907-12-12
BRYAN ST PRtSTARA.

Sc anuncia de una manera
autoritaria que William Jennings
Bryaa ha consentido en- prestar
su nombre para la nomination
presidential Democratic. Esto
sera novedad para los que habi-
tan ell Polo Norte, y las Antfpos
das, pues en- los Estados Unidos
no hay hombre, muier 8 niilo que
no sepa que hace dos amos que
Mr.. Bryan esta trabajando por
la candidatura y desde hace mu.
cho tempo sc lie considera como
ell 1nico candidate que tiene q
la fecha el partido Dem6crata.