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w. H. Hill returned last night from
a two days stay in Acme. He re-
ports that there is no truth in the re-
ported hand disappearance, the report
of which vas made in last nights
Record.
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r. c. Johnson has arrived from
Gainesville, Tex, to take charge OF
John H. McMurray's farm EAST OF
town as
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Hotel Gibson For Rent.

Wanted, renter for Hotel Gibson to
take possession June TIN, 1907. For
particulars apply to E. C. Higgins.
Arfesia. N NJ. 67tf
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Mrs. L. A. Smith left this morning
for Denver. where she will spend the
summer. She mas been here since last
fall working as professional nurse.
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]. A. Edwards, A. l.. Patrick, s..
w. Holder, j. ]. Boyd, E. c. Jackson
and G. B. Crippen came up from LAX
Arthur this morning to spend h
day.
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Clymer Coldren. formerly Of this
city, came in yesterday on the auto
from a months trip through Mexico,
and left today for mis- home in Text
CO.
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A. L. w. Nilsson left last night on
a business trip of several days to Car
lsbad and Pecos in the interest of the
Hondo Stone Manufacturing 20.
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On Thursday evening Roswell will
have the privilege of hearing Mrs.
Cook, Mrs. Ellis, Mr.. Trube and 9TH
ers of RoswelTs best artists. IL
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e. L. Head, formerly of he Mill
tary Institute, and now located at
Silver City, is here attending com
mencament.
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Misses Abbie and Florence Reed, of
Lake Arthur, passed through this
morning on their way to Temple,
Tex, for a two months visit.
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s. J.. Jackson, of Jefferson, Texas
who has bee here a month prospect
ing and on "a pleasure trip, left last
night for Carlsbad.
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Mr.. and Mrs D. M. Goodlett, of Oz-
Ian, Ark, who were here three days
seeing he country. went to Artesia
last night.
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FoR SALE or rRAnE

A splendid hotel proposition, a mon
ey maker he first day and every day.
Don't pass this up. See CARLTON
4 BELL.
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J. r. Snackleford left last night
for San Antonio for a months visit
with his mother.
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Male quartette singing, the choice
Of many over all kinds of singing.
will be a feature of Miss Morgan's
concert 1t
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Walter Rogers left this morning on
a two weeks trip to points on the
Belen cutoff.
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Make your arrangements to attend
Miss Morgan's entertainment Thurs
day night.
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Mr. aid Mrs. R.. c. Reid returned
to Texico this morning, after spend
ing three days here.
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Mrs. A. Robinson, formerly of this
city. Is here from Wilburton. /. t..
for a two weeks visit with Mrs. ID.
3D. Jackson
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L. b. Craig went to Hereford this
morning to put in some of the best
cement sidewalks for the people
there.
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George Weatherby left last night
for Dayton to spend a day or two
with friends.
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Charles Whiteman returned last ev-
enfng from a two weeks visit to st.
Louis and Kansas City.
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S. E. Lewis and Mrs. E. S. Mundy
came in from Hernandez Lake last
night for a snort stay in Roswell.
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Lee Richards, C. E. Odem, G. T.
Creech and G. A. Lipp returned last
night for a short stay in Roswell.
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1.-The very best" is the motto un
der which Miss Morgan worked il
getting up he Thursday night concer
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Miss Morganis concer Thursday
night will be characterized by the
nigh quality of the music. 1t
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Tom White returned las night fror
up the road, reporting that he had go
ten u 1.S00 head of cattle.
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Record Want Ads. Get Results.
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Notice to Realty Dealers.

From this date, I hereby withdraw
all my town property from the mar
ket. JOE ]. JONES.
67t3
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F. Divers returned last night from
n business trip to Porrales.
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Miss Julia Cooley. of Glen. Is tn
guest of Mrs. Jesse Hayne.
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George Littleheld came down from
Ke7na last night on business
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Don't sell mil you figure with NJ,
kin,s Second Hand Store Phone p
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c.. wv. Crawford returned last night
from q six days trip TO Lymon, COL
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ReT. E- Mcqueen Gray passed thru
last NIGHT ON his way home 10 carls-
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Plan to attend Miss Morgan's con
cert Thursday evening 1t
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WANTED:- A lady 20 work at prt
vake boarding house. 70s N Main
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B. NJ. Hall and w. NJ. Reed return
ed 10 Carlsbad las night
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How are the pictures this week?
FINE" Ask anybody.
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Eyes tested free at L. B. Boellner.
Jewelar and Optician- SSH
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J. R. Corn came down from Elder
Valley Sunday evening.
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]. ". Convey was here from Dayton
on business yesterday.
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z. F. Cooper went to Carlsbad last
night ON business.
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J.. A. Norman has returned from a
trip to Nogal-
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Make your arrangements to attend
Miss Morgan's entertainment Thurs
day night.
George Weatherby left last night
for Dayton to spend a day or two
with riends.
Walter Rogers left this morning on
a two weeks trip to points ON the
Belen cutoff.
J. r. Sn~ackleford left last night
for San Antonio for a months visit
with his mother
Mr.. aid Mrs. R. c. Reid returned
to Texico this morning, after spend
ing three days here.
Charles Whiteman returned last ev-
ening from a two weeks visit to st.
Louis and Kansas City.
Miss Morganis concert Thursday
night will be characterized by the
nigh quality of the music. 1t
Tom White returned last night from
up the road, reporting that he had got
ten out 1.S00 head OF cattle.
Lee Richards, C. E. Odem, G.. T..
Creech n G. A. Lipp returned last
night for a short stay in Roswell.
S. E. Lewis and Mrs. E. S. Mundy
came in from Hernandez Lake last
night for a snort stay in Roswell.
THE very best is the motto un-
der which Miss Morgan worked in
getting up her Thursday night concert
l. 3. Craig went to Hereford this
morning to put in some of the best
cement sidewalks for the people
there.
Male quartette singing, the choice
of many over all kinds of singing,
will be a feature of Miss Morgan's
concert 1t
Mr.. aid Mrs d. NJ. Goodlett, of o.
Ian, Ark, who were here three days
seeing the country. went to Artesia
last night.
Mrs. A. Robinson, formerly OF this
city, Is mere from Wilburton. /. t.,
for a two weeks visit with Mrs. ID.
10 cts. Shows at s & 8. Majestic.
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II. Deb. Hehin went to P~ortales to-
day ON business.
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Handicap: for two year oldsi $3.50 added nve and
The sun., 1907-08-13
MEADOW CLUB TENNIS STARTS
Pick OF American Players In % uthampton
Tournament.

SOUTHAMPTON, T.. T., Aug 1.-THE snnusi
lawn tennis tournament at the Meadow Club
courts here started to-day with nfty-two en-
trants In the men Q SIM giles. including the pick
Of the American players Some idea cf the
quality can be gained from the fact that Ia the
upper half OF the draw are WiIiamJ J. Clothier,
the national champion: Bryan NJ. Grant Of
Atlanta, one Of the Southern doubles cham
pions; Wylis @. Grant. Carr n. Neal. tho
formerwestsrn champ and Beals {. Wright
international player ana former American
cha mpion.
Meadow Club SinEles-Prelimnsr round--R. z
Coleman. University OF Ponnsylvania. defeated W.
p. Blsgden, Harvard, by default; Carr b. Nee.
Chicago. defeated 4. l. Hoskins, Phlladslphis,
deiss..d Q. J. Kosbe, Me.dov club, BY dsfsuit;
ronr-sod G. 2; Bos,on. 50. 50 u. ? Pes,..er.
Club. IS 80 Henry ". sloopm debated g. =,
Sehley. -. s.s. George Y. Nestlessn. New
HaveD Lawn Club. defeated Hugh rallant wess
First Round-w. = johnson. Philadelphia, d.
...s.a Lnrnss: soess.,y. r. o: o. s-.,
sriek B. Hsrve. Montelsir 4, c. SIS s-i.
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DREAMER WINS THE CATskILL
Beats aye and Jacobite In Stake Event
at the spa.

SARATOGA Aug I2.-H. r. DurveA'e
Dreamer hacked down To tn fsvoyits
,,s, s,,' e. "
won the Catskiu Selling Stakes. seven fur
longs, here to-day In q drive by Q length In
I,s f. Dugsn cut ou, the mace with Boots
nrrrsI'. Jacoh,te % un,i n. r..ch.d
~ 80. ' o.
the stre'ch' where Dreamer ana rye. 10 o.
in the run home but Rye beat Jscobite a
head
Sewell who receded 10 sto second choice.
was victorious in the handicap for three
year-olds. seven furlonxs He was finely
% Iruuen os l.,n s."S,
and the Newcastie S'soies y: =. core 10
favorite. to travel In front OF him for about
"a na hr.s,.d hows ,un I.na,h. A. g.,
".u "c ".o1 ~,,,u u" ou'
Vi o. - No'e' ""V oean % "sne"a"ee' :" 70 u
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alcapped, The Ariel crossed st = l3s7e.
a. msGe.r.s S vsnSedGI e: IL sss g. and
AZ II III 90. The Ariadne was last.
They made the reach g Race Rock quickly
sails for the broad reach, 20 Point Judith;
The course was 2s 3-S miles west one. half
sssb: sss sas cssci.d Sr by the ds they had
70 buck but soon the wind freshened ana
Katrina and a few Others kept on shore end
seemed TO get a better wind. but the Irolits
QUE. &c. fTd e aSe 70 eoTs
the Effort, the leader Of the fleet. was on
Watch Hin, the Aurora wss. astern OF her
The Elmina, going like a scared deer, was
Then came the Istalens, GardepIs. Doris and
division, with the Weetamoe and Kestral close
up and the Queen much nearer In toward the
and % the Nepsi @ %ss he leader der Of the 80 fooers
A. O'Clock the Effort and the Aurora had
pretty luffing match. and the Aurora PASSED
weather quarter there but could not get by:
and when the wind freshened stu more late
on the Effort drew well clear OF the vanderbilt
shore. was doing we'll. The Elmlna still led
Lhe big schoSners and 1.-THE the Insomgsr hand and
OF the Queen al 40. when the leaders passed
Noyes Point, and then the fog shut In.
The wind had gone more to the soith ana
the Elmins had gained a leading position ~
the fleet The Effort led the sloops with
Aurora second and AvenRer third:
The Katrina won In the second division for
schooners. The Avenger won the commo;
dore's cup for the first division OF sloops, and
the Gardinia won again In the second division.
The Elmna won IN Glass r. with Ineomar
second The Lasca beat the Ariel in the Sec
ond class
The vencedor was the winner Of the race
for auNilaries. In the rs foot class Of schooners
the Crusader beat the Fleur -de-Lys The
Katrina won in the small class OF &C hooners.
beating the Windward. the second boat. IL
minutes 10 seconds. The EHort won the race
for a. foot sloops and the Weeiamoe was
second The Avenger won in the 81 foot class,
with the Aurora second. The Gardenia was
first in the 20 foot class and the Pellegrina
second In tho 10 foot claes the Alera won,
with the Adelaide second. and in the special
class the Alera beat the Trivia
Tomorrow the run IL to Vineyard Haven
The fog has cleared away, the new moon H.
shining Tonight and all hope for good
race with fair weather.
When the two big schooners finished no
line had been established. The ElminR LETT
the ship TO starboard and the lngomar 70
assert they are right. They have had hot ar.
gument tonight and the committee will
have TO decide. No official time will he an
nounced for these Yachts until the commit 90
has compared watches with Capt. Herreshoh
The klmina lost her foretopmast after cross
ing the line. The Margaret also lost her Tore
topmast. The summaries follow
sCHooNpRs- CLASS p N TO 90 T-couRsF, cSS
Ta
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TO-DAY'S CARD FOR SARATOGA.
Delaware Handicap, st One Mile. the Lead
Ing Attraction.

SARATOGA, Aug. i7.--The Delaware Handi-
cap. for three-year-olds and upward, one
mile. will be run here tomorrow. with Walls.
Running Water and DR.. Gardner possible
factors. In the nrst event. for mares. at six
furlongs, Edna Jackson. Toots Nook and
Glare Russell have chances. The second
race Ia a handicap at a mile, with Dashswsy.
Simple Honours and Anneta Lady figuring
well.
Maiden two-year-ol$s will run in the third
event, At ave and halt turlongs with Cen.
considering. The Nth race IL for two-year-
olds. ave and half furlongs, with Single
the best. In the last race, for mstdens, at 9
mile, Sam Bernard. London Aaht and Muck
Rake may 20 we'll. The entries follow:
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TO-DAY.s CARD FOR EMPIRE CITY
Bronxvtlle Handicap. at . Nile ana . slx.
tSeutes. the Feature.

The Bronrvills Handicap. at . mile and
sixteenth. will be the feature OF the racing At
Empire City track to-day. With Carthage.
Polly Pnm and Prince Ahmed having good
chances In the fret race, at one mile hn-
nepee, Jobstown and willdo may 20 we'll
In the second race. for two-year-olds, at nvs
and one-haK furlongs. Servile. Rine Range
and Virginia Maid seem formidable.
In the fourth race. also for two-yssr-oids,
at i've and one-hslf furlongs. Col. Bob. skye
and Stanley Fay look the best. In the nth
race. at about six furlongs. Escutoheon.
Eltopia and Woodwitoh figure prominently.
In the last race, ~ a mile and a furlong. Fla
yigny Monacodor and Marvin Neal may be
the factors The entries follow
The sun., 1907-08-13
SENECA WINS AGAIN.
Defeats Canadian Boat Adele In ChaI.
Ienkers Own Weather.

ROCHESTER Aug. l7.--Cannon doomed
and Whistles screeched at Charlotte Hsrbor
again this afternoon as the Rochester Yacht
Club defender Seneca crossed the finish line
we'll ahead Of the Canadian chsller <-r Adele
Canadian cup 70 the Herreshon craft. The
weather to-day was Of the sort to suit the
Canadians, and that they were disappointed
II mildly,
After the race on Saturday the Seneca Z
crew protested the foul made at the start.
the rae. anyway the judges dissllowed
the protest
The offfcial time Of to-dayt race was;
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FIRST RACE FOR GERMAN BOAT,
W1ttcIsbach Beats spokane by ~ Seconds
In international Contest.

Special Cdhs Despatch 10 TIVE suH
KIEL. Aug. II. The Germs yacht wittels-
bach to-day von the first Of the series Of
races for the cup given by the Kaiser for boats
Of ths Sender class. defeating the American
built Spokane. L.. which was second. by 81
seconds The other contestants we're tbs
wsnses and lilly K. German. and the Marble
head and Chewink VIII, American
A strong wind prevailed throughout the
great advantage. they having been built
expressly to meet the Weather condition.
prevailing IN the Baltic. The American boats
ware 90 tender that part OF the time they we're
under single reefs, while the Germans carried
all their canvas throu ghout.
The sun., 1907-08-13

PhiIadelphia. :; Detrost. ..
o. Louis. !: washington. ..
CLEVELAND. 6: NEW YORK "A. H., ,

CLEVELAND, B, kEW NOhK "A. 1t, 3
CLEVELAND. Aug. i2.-The crippled New
Yorks we're defeated this afternoon by the
crippled Maps. The Lsjoieites punched hits
on Orth and pulled out a victory in a lis;less
manner. Turner's fielding was a feature.
The visitors scored two runs in the nth.
had died Keeler hit to centre. Moriarity's
hit to centre scored Orth. Moriarity taking
Iaportes bingle TO centre scored KeeIer
and Williams famed, Conroy singled IN
the eighth, stole and took third on Clark's
Wiiliams's tumble saved Flick 10 the hrst
and Nil forced him and stole. scoring on
light centre In the second and scored when
Conroy fumbled Birmin aha ans roller. Tur-
ner walk cd and stole In the sixth. scoring on
bringing him in. Doubles by Turner and
Clarke added another run In the eighth The
The sun., 1907-08-13
Arsonaut crew, Time Corrected.

Robert q. Ksmmerer Of the New York
A. c.. who was ofioisl timer At the national
regatta on Saturday. writes To THE SuS that
there was q mistake made in the announce
ment Of the official time made by the Ar zonaut
crew in the senior eight Dared event on Satur-
day. The figures announced we're minutes
- seconds, instead of minutes IS seconds
thrrebN hyeaklng tho former record for the
nat!ons, meet By ono second,
The sun., 1907-08-13
pions made three Of their nve hits IN the eighth
Inning netting two runs. The score.
ss,sd for sullivan In N,e eighth inning
and 8 other .D, Hscs, T bss,1pninnE sEp =, I" VI

Totals. , s ~ q 3
'Batted for Sullivan In NIe eighth inning
Boston ..,..,..,.......1 o q u q Is
Double piay-Sulllvan. Rohe and Davis. Fru
base on errors-Chcsgo, I, Boston, \, Brfi On
bsses--Chicago,A T. Boston, o. Two base hit lsbel.
Sacrince hits-Unglaub, u. sullivan. stolen base
Jones First base on baIis-On Walsh. ?: oT owen J.
on Winter, 1. Struck out-By Walsh, 5:, by Ooen l.
Wild pltcb-Wslsh Umpires-O' LouglLin and
Evans. Tme-i hour and so minutes Attendance.
$500.
sr LOUIS "a L.. 7. vAsHiKGToS,
ST. LOUIS. Aug. i2.-St. Louis took The nrst
game Of the series this afternoon from Washington
Eha
The sun., 1907-08-13
Totals. 8 81 "a IS 81

IotaIs . Is .!
for Kian In tho nith inning.
Detroit .............,.0 l-s
Philadelphia. ...........O q . o.;
Two basc hitS-O Leary ~. Cobb Downs Powers,
Davis Oidrinx, Sacrifice hits-RossmAn, KIlian.
seybo,d NichoIs First base on als-on waddell, ..
o6 eevers. o. on Kulion, .. Struck out-by Wed :
den. O. By Stsvers, !: By kDian. |. Hit by pitcher
By. waadeii. l., First base on error. Detroit. 1.
Philadelphia. I. Stolen oase-Nichols. Len on
bases-Detroit g. Philadelphia, u Umpire. Sher-
dan, Time. hours and % minutes Attendance.
DosroS IA L.. A. cnIcAoo "a. Ills
ono Aug. i1.-Errors by IsbeII and Rons
gave Boston three runs early In the game 20 day
and the Sox we're Unable to catch up. The cham.
The sun., 1907-08-13

ID for Heydon In the ninth inning

.Batted for Heydon IN the ninth inning.
washington ............2 o o o o-s
Left on bases--St Louis. q; Washington. 4 First
base bals-On Glade. I; on Patten. q Struck
out-By Glade. q by Pstten. g. Three base hit
Hemphiil. Two base hit-Spencer, c. Jones. pel,
hanty. Sacrifice hit-Patten. Stolen bases-wal
lace, Yeaeer, Clymer, &. Jones. Double play
Psven, Smith and Aitiser. Umpircs-Hurst and
Stafford Ttme-i hour and 30 minutes Attend
ancc-S7 100.
The sun., 1907-08-13

Two base hits-Lcseh, Sheehsn. Three base
hits-Csrke. Bresnahsn. Home run-Leech Hits
Sacrifice hit-Dahlen. Stolen bases-Wagner.
Bresnshsn. Double plsy1Gibscn and D. shsehs5: s 3
Oh Mathewson, ?. First base on errors-New
York, ?. Left on b.ses.Pittsourg' s. New YORK 3
Philippe, 2: by MatheUson. s. umpires-ODsy
andsKlem Ttme-2 hours. Attendance-A,soo.
The sun., 1907-08-13

NEW YORK IN. LI, 5: PIrTsBUR0, ,.
PTTrsBUBo. Aug. I2.-With the score tied
Camnitz relieved Leifed to-day in the sixth
when two were on bases and none out. but
felding error, a sacrifice and q hit and two bases
on balls gave New York two runs and victory.
Philippe took the reins In the seventh, but 10
was too late. After the first inning Mathew
son settled down and Leach's home run drive
The sun., 1907-08-13

Good starr: -on driving. Princess orns D. M. $,
y r p. Hayes
The sun., 1907-08-13
TROTTING At POUGHKEEPSIE.
Jack Leyburn and william q. Beat the
Grand Circuit FayOrttes.

PouoHKEEPsIE. Aug. l2.- Spirited racing
in two fixtures opened the Grand Circuit
meeting to-day at the Hudson River Driving
Park. There was q good attendance and
although the two favorites. Thornheld in
the trot and Alice Pointer in the pace. were
beat EN- there was plenty Of enthusiasm over
the finishes.
7is class trottina The vasssr; purse. N.Soo.
The sun., 1907-08-13
NEW YORKS IN SECOND PLACE
BEAT THE PITTSBURG TEAM
AGAIN AND PASS TT.

Poloists Outhit the Pirates and Come Away
From the smoky City with -Four Games
Gut Of Five TO Their Credit t-S to o the
Score Of the FINAL Ball Engagement,
When the New York Nationals got through
With the rittsburgs In the series OF five games
in the Smoky City. finished Yesterday. they
left the Pirates ds zed and reelinG Pulled
up with the expectation Of strengthening
their grip on second place at the expense
Of the Poloists. the Pittsburgers were NAL
treated to the extent Of four defeats out OF
Ave games and were forced to give up second
place TO the New Yorks. No other National
League games we're played yesterday.
The sun., 1907-08-13

Poor start won easily Magazine. b. C.. 2, by Mssa.
gan-pink Rose; owned by n. y. Carmsn: trained
by J. Blute.
The sun., 1907-08-13

Baseball, Polo Grounds To DAY, Z y. N.
Giants ~ c,nciunau. Adm. soe.-Ads.
The sun., 1907-08-13

AZ Lancaster La noaster. 0; Harrisburg. l.
A. yohnstovn-Johnstovn, 3: Wilmington, l.
AZ Observation-Disclosures II. Reading, O.
The sun., 1907-08-13
Games scheduled Tor To-day.


NATIONAL LnAoUn
OnclnnAu 10 Nov Yort: Brooklyn In p.ttsburs.
81. Louis 10 boston. Chicago in Philadelphia.
ANuRIcAN LlAoUu
New York in Cleveland. Philadelphia 10 Detroit
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First base on errors-Cleveiand, ., Nov YORK, I.
Laports. Thomas. Three base his-W. Hinch
Ssrrince hits Lebhsrds Lajoie. Stolen bases
ssii.oe T,ebhsrat s. % or,s. l. Len on % bases oD
Cleveland. & New York, ~. Struck out-By Iieb
hardt.t T. Passed bsll--Ciarke. Umpire Connolly
Time-a hours and minutes. Attendance ipS
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Connecticut League.

AZ New London Holyoke, s: Nsw London
NNorwich ch-Norwtch. q Hartford, ;
A. New Haven Springfield, o. New Haven
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Two base hit-Kelly stolen bsses--Helly Flynn
First base on bsIls-On Pfsnnier. l, Passed
bsll-.CarriEan. Hit BY ptcher.By Hesterfsr J
Toronto. I. Jersey City, S. tmp,res-Couvn
and Mccarthy Tfme-i hour and SIS minutes
Attendance-So00.
NBwARx, s; suYrALo.A
BuryALo. Aug. lz.-NewarkSdefeated the Bison,
In the nrst game OF the series to- day In ho'ly
contested game. Jimmy Ciesry pitched tul
game for Buffalo. His work was consistent and
his arm. which Rochester said had gone bad, an.
peared - good 40 ever. Mulen's home rtin ana
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