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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-06
Edward Cohen Arrested.

Vallejo, Cal, Aug. Edward
Cohen was arrested here charged with
passing fictitious checks on the First
National bank of San Jose. He ad-
mits being arrested on similar
charge at Portland, when his people
made the money good.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-06
WATER SUIT FILED.

Restraining Order and Damages are
Asked For.
James Simpson has filed a suit In
the circuit court asking that G. M.
Harrah be restrained from taking
more than certain amount of wa
ter for irrigating purposes from the
Middle Walla Walla river.
Also damages to the extent of $500
is asked for by Simpson on the
ground that he was injured to that
extent by the action Of the defend
ant The case was filed today by
Cain & Hurspool Of Walla walla.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-06
johnson to the U. S. Senate.

Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 6.-Joseph
F. johnson was elected United States
senator today by the house and SEN
ate. He will hold office during both
the short and long terms.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-06
Cohen Died OF His Wounds.

Dayton, Aug. abraham Cohen,
shot when Anna Markowitz was MUIR
dered Sunday night, died this morning
at 10.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-06
Mistook wife for n Burglar.

Atlanta, Ca, Aug. 6.-Mistaking his
wife for q burglar, H. N. Krumbelz
this morning shot and killed her in
their home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-06
Glass Trial Postponed.

San Francisco, Aug. 6.-The trial
of Louis Glass was postponed this
morning until next Monday by Judge
Lawlor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-06
CRIME EPIDEMIC
IN NEW YORK CITY
Scarcely an Hour Passes That
Some Woman is Not Bru.
tally Assaulted.
A NURSE WAS THE LATEST
VICTIM, OF AN ITALIAN

A Niece Of Senator Hazenflug Was
Assaulted by Two Men Who We're
Captured and Whom the Police
Had TO Protect With Resolvcrs
from the Crowd-FYve Men Kid
nap a Young Woman, Put Her IN
an Automobile and Escape In Spite
Of n Pursuing Mob.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-06
SEEKING A WAY OUT.

Railroad Official Confers With Gov
eznor Conner.
Montgomery. Ala, Aug. 6.-Vice-
President Russell of the Mobile &
Ohio railway. representing President
Findley OF the Southern road, is today
comforting with Governor Conner to
settle the controversy between the
Southern and the state.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-06
The train Market.

Chicago, Aug. 6.-Wheat opened
SO ga, closed s0A; corn opened
81 SIS, closed 55 is; oats opened
42 rs, closed AZ.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-06

S. V. Cray has brought the Haun
hotel at Wallowa, paying therefor
s2250o. Cray will take charge Sep
tember /.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-06
Earthquake at Valparaiso.

Santiago de Chill, Aug. 6.-An
earthquake shock was felt late Mon
day at Valparaiso.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-06
SMUGGLING PROSECUTIONS.
Mayor of Monte, Mexico. Subject to
Heavy Fines,

Heavy Fines,
El Paso, Aug. 6.-The Mexican fed
eral district court, sitting in Juarez
investigating wholesale smuggling OPP
erations, today handed down charges
against Mayor Silano, of Monte, who
disappeared last week, of smuggling
90 cars of wheat. He is liable to
duties and penalties amounting to
$4,000 and IL years Imprisonment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-06
FRENCH WARSHIPS BOMBARD
MOROCCAN FORT CASA BLANCA.
Action the Result Of Moorish Troops Firing Troops Sent
to Protect the French Consulate


Warshps
Firing Upon
Crusers-Grea uildings
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-06
PLANS FOR BRIDGE REPAIRS.
New Schemes Necessary Since Trestle
Proved Defective.

Plans for the repair of the bridge
across the Umatilla at Echo are now
being considered by the county court.
Today A. e. Eberhardt Of walla
Walla is at Echo for the purpose OF
estimating the cost of the proposed
work. Last year temporary tres
tie, several hundred feet in length,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-06
State Prohibition in Georgia.

= Atlanta, Aug. 6.-Governor
+ Smith today in the presence OF
= a large crowd, signed the bill
= making Georgia a prohibition
. state.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-06

1t never gets hot or cold enough to
affect the excellent bargains offered
by East oregonian advertisers, and
the people who buy to save read
the evening paper.
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JOCKEY LYCURGUSBADLVHURT
PICKED UP AFTER FALL WITH
CONCU SSION or THE BRAIN.


Ten thousand spectators we're shocked
at Empire City track yesterday when there
was spill In the first race which came near
resulting fatally. As IL was Jockey Lycurgus
was taken unconscious 10 81. Josephs Hos
pital, Yonkers, where the physician In charge
said last night that the boy. though suffer-
ing from concussion OF the brain. stood an
excellent chance for recovery.
As the field was rounding the far turn
Teeta H.. ridden by Lycurgus, stumbled
and fell. the boy being thrown headlong
into the rails. In an instant Supine, with
W. OFT in the saddle, hit Teeta II. and went
down, while New Garter. J. Lee up. came
next and fell In Q heap. II looked for
moment ss II all three jockeys had been
instantly killed. but after q crowd Of stable
men had rushed to the scene OF the accident
OFT and Lee came to their senses. Lycurgus.
however. was picked up with q cut behind
his ear from which the blood flowed in q
torrent.
An ambulance was sent Tor and the injured
Jockey was hurried on TO the hospital IL
was q narrow escape for the boys and the
the speculation on the NEXT event caused
the incident to be forgotten.
II. X. vingut's Hollister. who went up
from TO s, was the winner OF the opening
event. Musgrave made oil the pace with
him. the son Of Star Shoot. at home in the
heavy going, breexing home three lengths
In front OF Ingraham, . 20 to 1 shot. who beat
N'Importe. 20 to 1. by . length and q half.
Enticing. Z to S favorite, could not raise .
gailop. The race was for maiden two-year-
olds. five furlongs Hoilister being timed
In i'O2 2-5. Vingut also won the fifth event.
AZ about ak furlongs. with his consistent
blly. Cloisteress. s TO 5 favorlte. who made
all the pace and beat Diamond, 4 TO 1, by .
couple OF lengths in lio les. Jennie Wells.
30 to 1. was half length back. Belle Strome.
10 ?, was q lemon.
The feature of the card was the Tarrytown
Handicap. at mile and one hundred yards,
which was won in a drive by Old Honesty.
hard drive In the stretch, and the son Of Pre-
yious won by half q length from r. j..
Thomas 8 Light Wool. 5 to ? favorite. who
was tiring at the end. Edwin Gum backed
from is down to 8, closed strong and was
third, a length and half back. The time
Miss Alert, 0 to s favorite, was much the
best in the second race. for fflles and mares,
at mile, for Musgrave. who rode two winners
by half length from n. X. Vingut's Water
Speed IS to I. who came fast at the end and
backed from 20 to 8, led for three quarters
Of q mile. The time was Ia2 i-S.
T. Hayes Hollow, 8 TO favorite. made
the bulk of the running In the third race. for
two-year-olds. five and q half furlongs, win
ming easily by two lengths from Aristotle.
s. to I. in O7 IS, Miss MazZoni. 20 70 1. was
third. Servile. backed down to to ?. was
always trailer.
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yO-DAY'S Card FOR EMPIRE CITY.
DUn~ oosiIe Purse. a. About six FurionEs.
the Feature.

The Dunwoodic Purse. for three year olds
and upward about six furlongs. will be run
rs the feature Of the Empire City card for
to-day. With Pretension. Clotsteress and
Topsy Robinson having good chances. Two
year -ods will run In the first race. at Ave
rurlongs. with Aunt Rose, aga and Scallop
figuring we'll. In the second race, at a mile
Carthage, Colloquy and Braden may 70
well
The third event is for two-year- -olds, 81 X
furlonRs. with Aunt Rose. skye and Bound
~ mile and 100 yards. Coltness, Posing
and Rolla have chances, In the sixth event
a. z mile and furlong. Palette. King of be
entries follow.
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YOUNG ROOUE CHtNPION.
Harold BOsworth. ~ Years Old. wins
After a Triple Tie.

NORWICH. Conn, Aug. 2s.-It was not until
late this afternoon that the national rogue
championship was decided. the entire day
being spent in playing on the triple tie. To
determine the winner OF che championship
and second place y was necessary to play
OF New London won. defeating Clark OF
Springfield and williams Of washin stcn two
games each.
Bosworth administered a shut out ts will
Jams and so did Clark. Williams however
took one game from Clark. causing q tie for
second place, but Clark won out on the play
or Harold Bosworth, the winner. but
Is years old and has played In the national
tournament four years. -.
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International chess.

SDectW q dhe Dcspn'ch 10 THE NtN.
CARLSBAD, Aug. 20. OF the leaders in the
international chess masters tournament in
progress at the Knrssal here, Duras, Mieses
and Schh chter all won their games in the
sixth rouuI to-day. Their opponents were
OIlsnd. TscGivorin and Joiner. respectively
Tarakower was ousted from tho lead through
his defeat AZ the hands of Wolf Janouski
scored his third defeat. his opponent. Rubin
stein, playing IN the most brilliant manner
Another Russian, Chotimrski defeated
NiemzoNitsch. Salwc Of -. Petersburg dis
posed Of Cohn. The American, Marshall.
naming games, Berger drew with Maroczy
and Spielmann with Leonhardt The records
IN lat
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sarsnac Handicap, for Three-Iear-OIeis.
the Attraction.

SARATOGA. Aug. ?e.-The Saranao Handi-
cap, for three -yesr-olds. one mile and fur
long. will be run here tomorrow with Walls.
Okenite and Monfort having good chances.
In a handicap for all a ges. six furlongs. Bat
Mssterson, J. c. Core and Jack Atkin may
go well. In the second race. at a mile. Tom
Dolan. Fhil Finch and Smiling Tom figure
well
at five and a half furlongs, with Single Stone,
Keep Moving and Sir Cleges possibly factors.
In a handicap. at a mile, Fancy Bird, Vino and
old hllies and geldings will provide the last
race, at five furlong gs. with Polly W ats Wool
spun and Imitator having good chances.
The ent ries follow.
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FARRELLS GRAPPLE SUCCEEDS.
Wins Amstc tcrdam stakes at the spa In
Fast Thine.

SARATOGA, Aug. 26 6-Five favorites were
defeated here this afternoon and the book
makers were happy. Frank J. Fsrrells
Grapple, a 10 to shot, proved the biggest
kind Of a surprise when he set terrific pace
and ran on with the Amsterdam Selling
Stakes, at a mile. which he covered in 10.
At the end nc had a margin Of two lengths
over ID. Sullivanis Rye. backed down to 0
10 S, who came from behind and beat Right
Royal, ~ to I, u length. ". Il. Duryea's
Dreamer, 8 to favorte. was on slowly and
sfter making NJ lot Of ground in the run
20 the head Of tho stretch backed up.
oxford. neglected at 10 10 l. made all the
running in tho handicap at a mile and a fur
long HornPr getting him home a clever win
ner by length and n half in | so 4-5. Cairn-
gorm. 3 TO second choice, ran 10 form and
took the place from Maintenance. to I, by
q length and a half. Dick Finnell. to 8
favoritc. was last all the way,
In a stirring finish r. +. Carman's Mark
Anthony IT., , to second choice. got home
he winner Of the first event, ~ seven furlongs
by q head, lie was weary from nRhing the
10 tSe last jump H%I Thcrs sf SscSr was S
ITO !, by a nose. Sister Frances. : to favC,-
lite, was never in IL. The time was 20 %.
the famous English jumper John NJ, r.
burned up lot ~ money in the steeplechase.
sGS" 10 10 'TU Sd p spesrcny Ssd pa EsG race uSwn Sn
vi hen he bolted ~ tho last obstacle. Then
Kernel. ~ to second choice. went on and
Won easily by -four lengths from y, Ambrose
Clark : MaNimilian. backed from 10 TO :.
Lights out, 10 !. fell, but was rcmounted
and got third money. The time was t:?7.
s Taholds thulita, rccedng from
to . to 10 !. won the handicap for two
yrar- -olds xix furlongs. in gallon. Miller
had her in band n she passed the Judges three
lengths TO tho good IN i.tt 3-5 ". r. Hitch
cocks Keep Moving. backed down 10 q, after
being IN a pocket ran into the place a length
before August Belmont's Antfus, lowered
to 10 tavorltc, Who made up ground in the
homPstrctCh.
barods, even money favori,e. graduated
from the maiden two-year -Old class in the
broke the tillv IN IN front and she WAS never
caught. beating 81. Ilario. backed down to
2. nv three lengths in I OS - Miss Cat shy
Sto /. came from away back in the last quarter
and was third, head in front of Ariel H. a
10 TO shot. The track was fast and the at
Tendance Was about j,W0. Miller rode two
winners and second. The summaries
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PITTsBUBo. g. NEW YORK IN. L.. S-FrBsr
GAME

GAME.
The Pittsburgs outlasted the New Yorks
in the first part Of the double grind at the
Polo Grounds yesterday and won that game.
In the second game the New Yorks got their
second wind and shut out their opponents
in a Ave inning tussle. The first game was
the unwonted length Of two hours and half.
The second. limited to fve innings by agree
played easily enough, lasted less than an
hour. IL was uneventful. whereas the nrst
The Pittsburgs were better stayers with
the bat than the New Norks in the 1rst game
Both sides had intermittent slugglng streaks
the Ptttsburgs more Of these than the locals
OF the three drafted by the New Yorks could
keep the Pittsburgs from scoring. Ames
out in the sixth inning. Camnitz. though
wild. was effective as soon as he had limbered
Samuel Strang and John Wagner presented
batting antithesis. Samuel struck out
four times and msde one valueless hit In
nve times up; John made four hits and a
leagued with every one of the Ave scoring
innings. Of his team, Every, time he came
up he did something hat either sent In runs
direct or fostered thcr,. He .tripled In the
third and scored on hit. and in the fourth
the bat flew from his loose grip. met the ball,
reversed IL for base hit and forwarded
base runner.
Wagner made an error in the third Bres-
nHndn OOuDleO, anu
Dahlen two bagged and scored Bresnahan.
Doyle sent a hit to Wagner, who made a
fine stop, then threT not wisely but too wild
DahleD scored on the faux pas and Doyle
went to second. whence he came in on
Shannons single.
Leach. Clarke, Wagner and Abbaticchio
were the cupable ones whose deeds in the
sixth put the New Yorks behind The first
Of the quartet walked and the other three
conspirators belted the ball for safeties.
The New Yorks tied the score in their half.
The ubiquitous and versatile Wagner fumbled
on Seymour. Bresnahan and Dahlen made
hits and there were two wild pitches by
iLeifeld ere Boss Clarke discharged him.
With two runs over, McGinnity and ShRnnon
singled to right. but Dahen was thrown
out az the plate on Goat Anderson's splendid
THROWN Of Shannon's smack.
Doyle fumbled Clarke's grounder in the
eighth. Wagner sacrificed. Abbaticchio walked
and Storke and Sheehan punctured the land
scape with diverging hits. shannon famed
In New Works half with men on second and
third and two out Spike il not a bad pinch
hitter. nut this time history was spurious.
Wagner hicked an untrammelled tap over
the inheld in the ninth and batted Leach in.
Taylor pitched mastery game in the
second function.
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CINCINNAII.
PHILADELPHIA
tied ior Sparks in the eighth inning

'Batted Tor Sparks In the eighth inning
Philadelphia. ...........O q q n n
Cincinnati. ..... .........O o o O J
rirst base on crros- Cincinnati, , IHn on
bases Philadelphia, 4: Cincinnati. 4. First base
on balls ON Ewing. Z. Struck out By Sparks
I: by Ewing.s Two base hits Courtney Mowrcy' :
Mage. Sacrifice hits Ewing, HuRgins, Knsbe
Mitchell, Mowrey. Stolen bases MOwrcy Kruger
~, Mag~r. Umpire Emsr, Time hour and
Is minutes. Attendance .0ol
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Handicap; for three year, ,olds a
TO-D4Y'S CARD FOR SARATOG a.

Good start: won cleverly: oxford. ar e., s. by
Earaday Aunt Bell: owned and trained by James
Mclaughlin.
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DETROIT, 7: WARRINGTON,
DETROIT Aug 2S.--Trcmendous slugging by
Crawford, Cobb. Rossmsn and Downs mark ed
to days game the fth inning developing single.
two doubles and a triple for three runs. johnson.
WashInRton's new Idaho pitcher. struck out nve
men In Ave innings, The score:
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New York state League.

~ Utica First game Binghsmton, D. Utica !.
second game BinghamtOn, & Utica, l. -
~ Syracuse--FirSt game A. J. a., /: Syracus. q
Second game \. !. ., g. Sy racusc 4
~ Troy Nnkesharrc I; Troy o.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.ts
Detrons Beat the washinstons andcGo to
First Place -IBost0ns Win. -

The Detroits jumped back 70 irsi place
in the American League yesterday They
defeated the Washingtons and went two
points ahead of the Philadelphia and Chi
cagos. who did not play. The Bostons de-
feated the Clevelands and drew closer to
the New Yorks. The results:
Def arOit. Z: Washington. 4.
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IA. L., s: CLEVELAND, 2
Totsls....,s 10 - 10 u Tot

TOtsls. 2 10 y ~ U Totals.;..,S SGT IL
'Batted for Bergcrln the ninth inning.
Cleveland ...........,.,.t q o % Ga
Boston on..............-...3 q 0 q 0. o 5
Two base hits Turner, StovAIl. Latole. Wagner.
Sacrifice hits sullivan Barrett, Glsze. stolen
base Ferris. First base on bsis~on Berger, ?.
First base on errors Cleveland Struck out
RY Berger. s. by Glaze |: by Winter, 2. Passed
hall Clarke. Umpires Sheridan and Evans.
Time | hour and 81 minutes Attendsnce-ti7s.
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.R,,t,d for Milan in the ninth innlng.

.Batt.d for Milan in the ninth inning.
Detroit; s:;o, ;,,,..,......SS dSsSdS a.,
rhIee bsss hIts-Rossman, crawford, Milan.
First base on balls on G. smith, ?; on johnson, I;
on Sevcr, 2. Struck outrBy Slevcr. :; BY John.
son a Hit by pltcher--By johnson, I. Passed
baIls-Rahoe. :, Erwin, = stolen bases-Cobb q, 4,
Do,, ms Ganley (2l. First base on errors Wash
nqtons q Left on bases Detroit, q; Washington, O.
Umpire Connolly. Time-2 hours. Attendance
1851 -
CLEVELAND Aug. "a. Boston won the last gamc
of the Eastern teams engagements In Cleveland
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CHICAGO (N ~, /. BOSTON tN ~. = sEooND aAnK.

Two Dase ny S,c'nielul, IhIrc basc MT
play.-Stenfeldt Eycrs and Howard Left on
bases chicago, q: Boston, I. First bssc on balls
-Od Pfcistcr, 2. on Flshcriy. 2. Struck oG' ~
Pfelster \: by flaherty. g. Umpire CARPENTER.
Time hour and II minutes.
PHILkrELPBIA IN. H.. >: CINCINNArI r.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 20 Philadelphia won from
Cincinnati 70 day In a ninth inning finish after two
The
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T6tals..,. 10 81 4
80 s
Toials.... al n 10

Stated for Pappaiau In the ninth inning.
Rochester. ......,........I u o u q q O-l
Jersey city. .............0 o q %
Two base hits--H yden, Clancy, Bannon. Thrcr
base hits Merritt ~, Lennox. Sacrifice hits
Woods. Clement, Sundhcim. Stolen bases { laDcy
t2. Merritt, kcstcr ~. Double plays-Bean and
Merritt; Lake. Bean and Merritt First base on
error-Rochcster. First base on baIls-ON Papa
lau, I: on Lake. l. Struck out-By Pappaau, :.
by Lake, :. Lett on bases Rochester. 5; Jersey
CITY. a. Wild Uitch--Pappalau. Umpire sullivan.
Time. hours and IL minutes. Attendance .:S'.
TORONTO. =; NEWARK. g.
TORONTO Aug. 1.-The heavy hitting Toronto
team had no trouble hndlng Pardee to-day and
easily. The
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NEw YORK
P;TrsBURo
Totals. 8 IL 81 7

Pttsburg ................O Is
New Nork...............0 ; q o O-5
First base errors-N New York. .: Pittsbuhg |.
Let on bases New York. o; Pittsburg, \ First
base on balls ON Ames. :: or McGlnnlty. L. OF
Nitse. L. on Camntz. 3. Struck out by 4 Ies, 1;
by McGlnnlty, L. by Leihcld. 4: By CamI.ltz, Z.
Three base hit-Wagner. Two base htS-Bres.
nahan, Dahlen. Sacrifice hits McGann Wagner
Abbatccho. Stolen bases Strang, Devlin ~ !,
brOwne. Double play Doyle and Dahlen. Wild
pitches -Leineld. L. Camnltz. !. Hlts-Or Ames
In ivc and one third innings; on McGinnity, :
In two and two thirds innings; on WiltSe. 3 In one
inning: OF Leined In ave and one third innings
off CamnltZ. Z In three and two thirds innings Um
nlres-ODay and Johns;Onc. Time hours and
10 minutes.
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Good start: won easily: 81 Joseph. ch e.. Z, BIZ
Riley Clara white; owned by Miss 4. NJ. Marrone;
trained by T.. !. Marrone
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N two year old niles and
No GRAND CIRCUIT BETTING,
Tut Horses Picked by Talent Fan 10 Win
at Providence.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Aug. 28.-With no bet
ting the arragansett Park meeting Of the
Grand Circuit opened to-day before fairly
large crowd and with four well contested
races. In almost every heat there was
a driving finish. and in several cases there
were upsets Of the opinions OF the talent.
In the first race Reproachiess. who won the
Chamber of Commerce race at Detroit, was
out Of 1t entirely. Hidalgo won the second
heat easily. and the last heat also went TO
Hidalgo. with Maj Mallow and Alice Pointer
close up. A fast field OF three-year -olds
came out for the 2 20 trot. won by Douglas.
pace. He got away with the first heat with
out much trouble. but in the second Leland
Onward went out and stepped the mile in
2O7. Leland Onward and Aileen Wilson
fought it out in the third and deciding heat
and the Onward horse won by head. Codero
was looked upon az the probable winner in
the ? RS trot, but Toxic won both heats. The
summaries:
2I5 class. pacing: purse 5000:
HIdalgO n g nv Warren G IL, McDonAldI. =
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THIRD RACE.
.IlIna. Cor Iun.Near nldn aann IL

Good start: won handily: Miss Alert ch. o.. ;.
by Handspring Vaughan: owned by j. W.
Bell: trained BY H. oots.
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Boston .. .......... 80 O o o. o-i
Three base hit Schultz. Home run Beaumont.
Stolen basc-Schultc. Double plays BrldwrIl
and Tcnney: Tinker, Evers and Howard Left on
bases Boston, ~; Chlcag0.s. First base on balls
ON Boultes. 3: on Fraser. 3 Struck out BY Boutrs
2; by Brown. g. by Fraser, T. Wild pitches Brown
I: Boultes, I. Umpire Carpenter. Time: hours
and Minutes
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BILLIARDS.

Billiard and Pool Tables. Loves
:s; 's:;:. ::iS:s s::;'s: me- 's:s. s:Ss,; s:s;
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Z by Mncso-Hampt0n LASs; owned By n. r.
Carman; trained " J. Blute.
.SkcyND race.
steepleehsse Handleap; for four year ods and
Ksr1sli e. ,'..,, is9 is9 HgPRs ,:,' ~ 7asle
Lights out, g.. .i32. .SaReL. 80, 81 eS >
John N. p, aged lbs. j. O'Bren., 30 30
'Bolted. tFel. but remounted.
Time. Az.
Good start; won easily; Kernel, blk g., 8, by
Sir pixon-Nutshell: owned by J. W. Colt; trained
by NJ. Daily.
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Good start won handily; Cloisteress. ch. T., I.
by Carlton Grange Claire H.: owned by II. x.
Ningut: trained by s. s. MarshalL
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Tri-Statc League.

Al Harrisburg Altoona, a. Harrisburg, 3
At Trenton--frenton, II; Reading, 2
~ Whining ton Wilmington, 4: Lancaster, 3
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Baseball. Polo Grounds. To-day. r. ".
Giants Va ST. Louis. Adm. S0c.-Adr.
The sun., 1907-08-27

N"ercen AssOctattOn.
~ Milwaukee, Toledo, 8; Milwaukee,
~ Kansas City Kansas city, o. Columhu.
Other games postponed, rain
The sun., 1907-08-27

Good start; won easily, Hollis,er, blk. C.. :. by
by S. S. Marshall.
The sun., 1907-08-27

BASEBALL. To-day. = p. M.-Americsn
The sun., 1907-08-27

baseball. Washtngsop Park, To-day, Z r. NJ.
Brooklyn VS.. Chicago. Adm 50c.-Adr
The sun., 1907-08-27

Good start won easily; Grapple. b. g., 8. by
WoO,sthorpe Embrace: owned by Frank j. Farrell;
trained by r. ID. Weir.
The sun., 1907-08-27

'Batted Tor Pardcc.
Newark .................O I n % % 10
Toronto ,....,...,1 o q . n 8
Home runs Phyrc, Sharpe Schsny Thrc, ba,c
hits Schany. Flynn WoteIl. Cocknlan Phylc.
Zacher. Sacrifice hit -Welhensaul. Stolen bases
Frlck NOtell, Mullin. Jones. Struck out Ry
Pardec. a by labelie a; by Mitchell, 5; by McCnlry
!. First base on balls on Mitchell. 6; OF Parder,
2. Double play -Mullin. Mailing and SHARPE.
Left on bases Toronto. !; Newark, 10. IImplIcS
owens and Conway. Time. hours and p min
utcs Attendance =. 500.
AT BUPpAIO.
RpF
Buffalo. .........O q q q d ~ 4 . =
Prortdcncc,......... u u q u u . f. =
Batteries -Milligan and McAliister: Cronln ami
Peterson
Ar MONTREAL.
baltimore. ......,..o q % n-5 .
Montreal. ...,,.,,,..O z u q -
satterics-Adkin, McCluSkey and Byers; Hcrbi
and Clarke.