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New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
U4NTS PRESENTS BACK.
Girls Father Didn't GiJc Him
So 900. SO He Breaks Engagement.

The wedding engagement Of Frank fanza
Young italian, Of No. 4sI Broome street and Mss
Fannie Passamenta. an italian girl of No. 80
Thompson street. has been broken because the
father would no, give PanZa $500 dot, and row
Panza sues for the return OF his presents 70 the
girl. valued at 500
The couple engaged four months ago, ana
Ianza gave his prospective bride among other
things q diamond ring that cost him 500 lie al
l.ye= that the father OF the girl agreed TO give
him $500 one month before the wedding When
thqt dcv came around early IN June the father
was willing TO give Pa-za $3.50 but no more.
That was not satisfactory to IaTza- VINO there
1lpcn broke the engagement and q, u.audCd that his
former swe@thear return al his presents She
r,e-,s.d and Pan.a instructed his attorney. Norris
Shcctur Of No. - Pine street. 30 bring an 3c-
ti.a in couversfoa. lie is especially anxious 10 re
cover IKE So diamond clCC. and says that the Sft
We made conditiouaiv upon his marriage To the
faI~ Fannie. Judge HCyer, Of the Municipal Court.
Ist District set the case down for trial on Sep
teuHtr u.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
POLICY CRUSADE ON.
Goddard Society Thinks 1t Can Get
at Backers of Game.

Albert Wilson was arraignsd yesterday oefors
Magistrate Cornell. IN the Tou1bs police court.
charged with having gambling paraphernalta II his
rossassiou when arrested by the agents OF the
Goddard Auti-PoIicy Society. and was held In
81 900 bail for the grand Jury. As there VIII De no
indictments handed down by the grand fury during
+be sumner his case will not come up until Sep
tembaT-
In causing the arrest OF Wilson. the Goddard
dence 20 reach a man who IS said 20 be an fnnu-
entail member OF a policy syndicate whicn con-
tro!s the game and IT'S profits.
William C. Hamilton. the socletys supertnten-
dent. in speaking yesterday about the arrest OK
wilson said that il Of the Important ones
made lately in their crusade against ths policy
hackers.
Tt seems that there have been attempts 20 rs
organize this game during the last three or four
months" he said. Several wealthy men came on
from Chicago about four months ago, and put up
enough money form the policy syndicate The
ba-kers Of the game have had 70 pay thousands OF
dollars in fines since the first of the year. the
arrests OF policy men during that time viii show
anI the forming Of the new syndicate mas given
the game much needed resource. But we are
after the hackers. and Just as fast as we get the
evidence arrests will be made We do not intend
20 let Ilp in our campaign against the policy shops
1.rtfI they are wiped Of existence
The profits OF this gambling game come from the
most needy classes Mr.. Hamilton told Of the
case Of a woman who IA wned her baby's shoes for
10 cents. and went straight from the pawnshop to
-OIiCV shop
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
AUTO TIE IS BROKEN.
UhHe Steamer Wins HO1cer Trophy
from Standardization Car.
IRy Telegraph 20 The Tribune. ]


Buffalo. July 3I.-The breaking of a front spring
OF the standardization runabout in the run from
Syracuse to-day a distance Of i63 miles. broke the
lie with H. K Sheridan in the White steamer run
about for the Hover trophy as the steam car goc
here time Lef0re the eight and one-haf hours
allowed TO complete the run. while the Stoddard-
Dayton machine thirty-ive minutes late
The White car checked in at the lroquois Hotel
at 40 o'clock but II was until sos o'clock that
the Stoddard-Dayton rolled up.
Both cars finished with perfect scores for the
Hover trophy in the American Automobile As
sociation tour and award the prize another
contest was begun Monday. the cars 10 continue
from day TO day until one penazed. The run
to-day was the third since the machines started
from New York to break the tie In the American
Automobile Association tour and the extra contest
TO settle the tie the travelled total distance
OF 2.OSo miles The last $50 miles was made with an
observer
Dal H Lewis. secretary Of the American Auto
mobile Association tour. who travelled in the con-
fett car, declared tonight that Sheridan was the
winner Of the trophy big crowd collected IN
front Of the hotel and much enthusiasm was
shown.
According to Mr.. Lewis. the contestants had a
short delay. because the main read three miles
the motorists were compelled to take c!rCuitoUs
route through clover field. They finally got their
bearings and reached the main highway. r H
Johnson, who accompanied the contestants. said
last night the roads between Syracuse and Utica
were muddy on account the rains. Two other
cars accompanied the contestants. one driven by
Walter .. White and the other by a. J. SCaife-
York. and II. J. eastman. 4. P. Shearing and r.
G Kennedy. OF Cleveland a pilot car, driven by
z 1. Mcdonald, reached Buffalo early this after
noon.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
TELEPHONE HEARING STORMY.
Offoi7l Admits 10 Per Cent Of Payments
Went to Those Who Did No Work

Boston July 31--The hearing before the state
Highway Commission on the petition for lower
rates from the New England Telephone and
Telegraph Company was resumed to-day. and.
ike those which preceded II. was characterized
bv many wrangiiugs between counsel Incl
deutaIy +. y Whitman. VINO appeared for the
petitioners criticised the commission for what he
considered a desire 10 suppress public hearings
and was sternIy rebuked by Chairman McClin-
took
The only witness to-day was George H Dres-
ser general superintendent OF the construction
saparru1ent. ard he examined at length IN
regard 10 the payTous OF the company MI
Dresser admitted that Of payments amounting
10 $4,000 made during the last six months IN
1906 10 per cent was 10 men who did no Work
for the company Mr.. Whitman tried to show
that the amounts should have been % per cent
After long controversy over the question OF
examining the foremen and tirnekeepers. it was
AT last agreed that they should be examined
n-ivately and that their names sI->aid not be
given either 10 the public or 10 the District At
torney who is said te be conducting an investi-
CATION on his own account
The hearing was then adjourned until tau =.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
TIMELY AUTO TOPICS.
Thirty-tzco Entries ReceiUed for
Fort GeOrce Hill Climb.

Thrty-two entries have been received 10 date for
the hill climb up Fort George Hill on SATURDAY
In response general request il has been decided
TO hold the the afternoon, instead OF start
ing the contests the morning In order 70 pro
vide for the changed conditions II has been de-
cdad N rarrrlt post entries provided proper Clas-
sifcation can be made at that time.
The programme Will include eight event=-stx ar
ranged according 10 the regular classification upon
the basis Of engine bore and the number of Cyltn-
derz and two special contests. one for eIectrlcs
and another for private Of the StearnS cars
for a cup donated by Wyck0ff, Church x Partridge
In each event special cups will be given % the car
making the fastest time, well as certIfcate
10 each competitor, while special cup mas h-sh
donated bv Automobile Topics for the fastest
time made during the afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
ATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

st Louis Julv 3I.-By winning both games OF
4 double header. and both by tn" same score, 70
?. the New York Giants their fourth straight
victory over st Louis here to-day. The visitors
made their winning run in the first game in the
tenth inning. The second game was called at the
md cf the seventh inning. according to agree
rneut-
Frequent errors in both g1mes by the Cardinals
aided tile Giants I'm their run getting with the
bases full In tn" first game. Doyle. the sec
ond basernau again distinguished himself by send
ing ont q single. which allowed Seymour To score
the winning
-FSresuahau argued with the umpire about calling
him out on strikes in the eighth inning and was
ordered of the field NcGauu was sent 10 first
base with his injured hand in baudage and did
good work.
In the second game Rrcsuahau made a home run
tn. sores follow.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
TROPHY FOR THE SOT4.
H'ins TomhIns Cup IN GOOD Breeze
Dorm the Ban.

N. A. BarstoT's Class Q racer Snva Won the
Calvin Tomkns trophy the Atlantic Yacht Club
YESTERDAY Three races mad been scheduled in the
series. but. the victory gave t'fe Soya two legs
the trophy. the last contest Will not be sailed.
The race yesterday decided in tweive-s1ot
breeze from the south. The course twice
around ouT-rnile triangle. with points of Ben
soahurst. Fort Hamilton and Sea Gate. The start
was made OF the Atlantic Yacht club
Il spirnaker ran from the starting line -
the Bensonhurst mark Here the boats gvbed
booms starboard for \ close reach 70 Fort Ham
itor. A beat then followed n S@a Gate and with
bsllooneTs out the boa ajs reached home.
The Soya was the first the line. and she led
al every mark. She closely followed by the
Spider The Quest. which made her racing debut
for the year. sprung aleak during the first round
and withdrew The summary follows:
SECOND RACE FOR CALVIN ToMKTNS TROPHY
STH0PS-CLasSES y. ? AND Q-START 3-l5-
lDI-RSE. 5 NAtTICAI. MI e
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01

INJURY TO PETER PAN.
Strikes H;mseif and Nay Not Start
IN Brighton DerbN.

Peter Pan James r. Keene's great three-year-
OLD which is ranked the best OF his age. in
training since his brilliant victory in the Brighton
Handicap, may not so TO the post in the Brighton
Darby. of $1,000 on Saturday, for which he
being pointed He struck himself in his work yes
terday morning. and the injury. while serious,
may necessitate his retirement for few days. A
runor. which could not be confirmed. CirCulat
ed that Charles Edward. which was also being
pointed for the Brighton Derby. was coughing.
The probable meeting between Peter Pan and
Charles Edward was keenly anticipated by
goers. both have a host of followers The much
mooted question Of the respective abilities OF the
horses must now be postponed. in all PROB
ability. which * cause for much disappointment
If Peter Pan and Charles Edward do not go to the
post Lucky Jack McGinuis seems 10 have the
rich stake at his mercy with Frank Gill
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
EXECUTED FOR DOUBLE MURDER.

1----rn. = = s1.-l'oar!as Bo.I--- 10 aged
rf7.ffa!o murderer. VINO was twice convicted or
brl,tally killing Franz and Johanna Frehr at their
home for their money. executed in Auburn
Prison this morning There not unt0wa-d
feature 10 the execution. its ceierity being tIe
only thing noticeable. The frs turned
on M 80. and held for a. minute. The second
contact lasting orIy few seconds, was turned
ON at % and at 6:33 Bonier declared dead.
The first contact ct $50 volts eight
peres and after reducing L t. 100 volts the fun
pov,er was again turned on and held for the re
r1afnder Of the first minute. The FIRST shock was
enough 10 cause death, but there the slightest
hutter of the pulse in the neck. and the second
contact was given
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
EAGuE STANDING.

With the exception OF Conroy wv" ~. . -, ,bl
~ - 1,I,icr vas responsible for letting IN ~"
,.rJ,. rrn for the visitors tn" yankees P'aNe1 d
brilliant game a. AmeriCaQ League ram S'''''
and heat Detroit by a score o: 10 D. e.
II was "a pitchers battle between E"".., - ,"L
the YANKEES and MulIiu for Detroit The heia.1S
- ~ NV -, " h.sa on halls in the arSt inning. Hon
man c1addened the hearts of IL" local '""9 ~
making a circus catch "f Crawford MI ina. "-''
have counted for q three hacg"r at least
- z-.,u,a.s mad. Tho two runs which save
tre,1, tie game in tho fourth inning. ''Hf"E We
h'r b, a pitched ball aud got to second on ID Sl''
t,,- ,T,as. = wild pitch advanced both W'u anu
while Williams was being tedet out ''I'''S
crossed the plate. Then Ltporte sent 'ut q wv"
III, ;,o,-,,as out IN the seventh inning Payne
was bit ty Il pitched ball, took second on "a s.i
t,- .Leary and crossed the plate OH '"HFoE HiSh
thro1 The score follows
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
CAN'T VOTE FOR OWN SALARIES
rEr IeleEraph 20 IN. Trlh1.ne

y lelfcIaFn 70 lh- IrlbLne
Guthrie. Okla. July 31.-Strfct Interpretation
of Section ~. Article Ghe initiative and refer
enduna3 Of the proposed state constitution pre-
vents The Passage Of 4 general appropriation
bill carrying salaries for the members Of the
I@Elsls-UTe
This section SAYS and no exception is made
= member of the Legislature who has a per
scnal Or private interest in bill proposed or
pending before the Legislature shall disclose the
fact 20 the House Of which he Is q member and
Eha'l rlcr vote thereon
A. e-e-y member viii have z personal inter
e. IN his Own salary Il viii he impossible 70
pass sn appropriation bill.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
T4NKEE CRICKETERS YIN.
Defeat DuIzcich EleUen IN Last
Game of Their Tour.

Dulvicf England. July 31.--A brilliant victory
AGAINST DuIWich College brought 70 a satisfactory
conclusion the tour of the University of Pennsyl-
2n5a-s cricket team throughout England and Ire
land. Having q distinct advantage over night, the
Quakcrs PLAYED splendid game in the heid TO-
dsy and DISPOSED of the local cclegians for COM
bincd total Of 20 runs
The margin Of victory innings and Is
runs and 10 the exceptionally good bowling done
rv u Y Hor.iorn and a. y CIoodfelow a large
measure of the success may be ascrihed Hordorn IN
The first innings captured wickets for +A runs and
in the second for 30 while C4oodfellow took for
-hs first innings and followed this up by tax
ing for The second. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
FLORIDAN HELD FOR TRIAL.

A ]. Angle, a furniture dealer of Barlow. Fla.
who was arrested Monday night a charge of
feonious assault upon John Gordon. a negro ele-
vator boy at the Herald Square Hotel. held IN
81 900 bail yesterday for trial by Magistrate Ba--
low in the jefferson Market court. According TO
Angle, the elevator hoy carried him past the
ond floor OF the Herald Square Hotel where he RAD
room. and on the way down from the top floor
he ,-d the boy had of words and then tho
latter made a motion to strike him Angle saws
he had small pen knife il his hand and in guard
ing himself against the expected blow gave the
boy a slight cut his cheek.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
TIE TN GOLF TOURNEY.
NICHOLS LEADS "PROS."
Handicap Too Much for Trauers and
anderson on Public Links.

There was a tie for first place In the four bail
handicap competition. open TO amateur anu cs ~
Iandt Park yesterday. G. D. Woo0"ofIh' -Se~
York. and George Pearson. Yountakah. ana tI't-
man p. Tiffany, POWetOn, and Bob PEBBLES. FElr-
view returned net totals of 27 for the thirty-Sl1
holes The former pair had card OF 5lS-----S''
while Tiffany and partner returned soS-o-s' soS---u..
In addition first and second net prizes purses
were also offered professionals MAKING
the best individual scores. Gilbert Nicno.is' OF
Woodland. won the first with score OF "a. "-Iie
Alec smith of Nassau. came next with i4-
There were eighty-eght starters and according
to the conditions the handicap OF the amateur
member OF each team was subtracted from the
combined total to determine the net score Ins
only scratch team was Jerome d. Travers, OF Mont
clair y. J.. the national champion. and Tom M
derson. which returned 315-
The professionals gave a sample of what may be
expected Of them in the open tournanent I a. to1s
and tomorrow, when Alec Smith and Gil NlcnoiIs
both reeled off even 70s. Nichols was the hrst 10
return the low score. which was remarkable FOR
fast play the outward holes All the holeS 10
the turn were made in either save the sew
enth. where he brought off put for = MS tolaA
of n going out was as fast as anything that has
been shown this season Coming home, the WOOD
land man slipped up the eleventh and sixteenth
holes. where he had SIS. Nichols partially atoned
at the short fifteenth After finishing. Nichols
remarked that he had no trouble IN getting rouno
20. for all that he needed ~ IN the aI'ernol'
His card was as follows:
Out --------.--.,-..,.. ----...--..-.... ss.s.ss S-
Smiths round was equally peculiar IN thAt rs
made the difficult inward holes IN the sanae figures
as the first half. 35- He dropped a stroke at tne
fourth but after turning 70 home be began with
three IS He also made 3s at the four
teenth and fifteenth holes, making seven In al ~
at the seventeenth was his only SIP Inc cas0
as follows:
out Observation-Disclosures "a
In .....----..---.-.. 8 8 D
The best single round among the amateurs vas
made by Travers who got 73 in the morning.
thereby eqIaIng the amateur record Tnis was
especially Creditable. considering that the CHAMPION
had an Indifferent start on the hill holes. tiffany
did well By making rounds OF u and % for q tolai
Of 152. -
Fifty odd professionals have entered ios tne
sey-an-z-tvv0 holes Of medal play. Alec smith ana
Alec Ross been paired together ana this COM
bfnatfon is sure carry the gallery. The scores
Yesterday were follows
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01

Probably the smallest child in existence not ex
cepting those in the incubators at Dreamland.
born Mr.. and Mrs. William Thanack, of
Farmingdale, Long Island. few days ago. The
baby weighs less than twelve ounces and can be
placed comfortably in cigar box. The parents
just as well pleased with IT as If II were
twelve FOUNDER" they say Arrangements have
been made to place the child in incubator.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
CUBS BEAT SUPERPAS AGAIN.

Chicago. July s-Tho Chicago cubs Won their
third straight Victory from the SupHrhas to-day
hv = score az 1 tn ReuIbach was in rare form
and had the BROOKLYN batsrnen a. mis- mercy.
cept IN the eighth inning. when three hits netted
one run
Evers scored the first for Chicago by steal
ing home. \ base balls. single. a three-baG-
ger and a long fl accounted for the other runs
Tu. score follows
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
NIECE OF CORONER HAMBURGER TO WE'D

The marriage of Miss Marcella r Marks daugh-
ter of Mr and Mrs Gabriel Marks. and niece OF
Coroner julius hamburger. to Arthur L. Van Neen.
an artist will take place this evening at o'clock
at the home OF the brides parents. No. BIZ West
l49th street. Mr.. Van Veen is known among local
artists and has studio az No. 60 West 10Th street
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

A. RInehamrton- -Iinrhanruton q. Troy. q.
Wfxrs. Barrr- WiIke- ',aTre. o. e. ! -.d .. .
~ Svra~usa-S,ra~'rse A3b1uy. tE.ef rafu@,.
Svracu.- s. Nbaut = gse.oud -Gu."t
At ltfca-ScTdntDI. .. t.Ica. -
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
YIN Il GAME.
Beat Detroit in Pitchers Battle at
american League Park.
AMERICAN LEAGU

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES fO-OH''
Detroit In New York
- ~ Chicago in Washington.
cleveland Eostop
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. .: Detroit. /
Cleveland. {; Boston =
Chicago. ?. -hin@t"n ".
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
THE BASEBALL PENNANT FIGHT.
TWO MORE FOR GIANTS.
Hin Games from St. Louis by the
Same Score.
NATIONAL LEAt

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Brooklyn in Chicago.
New York in -. Louis.
PhIadelphiA in Cincinnati
PittsburG
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
New York 1; louis. tfirst gamc)
New York, !; st. Louis Second camel
Chicago :; Brooklyn. l.
Pt-burg :: Boston, 1 first Eane)
Pittsburg. IL; Boston tSecond game
Cincinnati Philadelphia (rain)-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
EASTERN LEAGUE.

GAMES TO DAY.
Baltimore a Jersey tity.
Prov Fidence a Newark.
Buffalo "a Rochester
Montreal a. Toronto
RESULTS Or GAMES YESTERDAY.
5: Newark /
Baltimore. 9: Providence. x
faio. s. Rochester.
Toronto .; Montreal. O.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01

Totals - = !" :. Totals ....' - -
Nev. .--..-..... ..-- " - - - d.
Detroit -....-. " - - -
T7ro-basc ttt-Ia7orte. saor!aoe hts-h0%ns ;>eH'ol
-. m hessz-%ey. York Detroit = FIRST ttse on
t,Iis-C,rr Newton 3. 1T Aun. l First base o.. .Ir'F
Detroit hy ctche7--b BY $500 - .l,-,-
sf-,Ilr Ti77C-l - Ur1pire-rour0is-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE RESULTS.

A. Afler-av,,- Allertrr.u : BrookIyu O.
~ Reading Reading =. Chester .
East.g. f.astuu. If. Newark o
A. EIizAbe'h- Poffstilia. IN. lrlzah@f5
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01

has. ,s'a Ef-I- sruo-rnar Sacrifice hits
Burnett BROWNE stolen s"-Erssrahsn- Double PLAYS
folly auI kuusrrhs. Iafl-u and Ea7-rnau Dahef
Dosle and Fa@ernar Ieft N h2ses--,'." YORK To- s.
LOUIS Races on VIt's@. /. on B@ebe. q
f - pitcher By vi,tss struck ost -f7v Wise. =
r- Poole Posse. ball Fresushac Wild pitch
f.et. Time lu Umpire -o'uay.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
rrrrzrrRG DEFEATS BOSTON TWICE.

- pitt-aurg -Frst game z II. r
PltlshuTG -.......-...p l " ! q . N-T 3 3
L d " % o
rqrtorfrs- rt.teurr WINS and Gibson Eas,on. Young
Pfe6cr. E.utrs and Needham.
Second cas.e. z n d
Tf;t-EurS .......... .....---- N-l, -
Boston .-....-. ......-..--u . l . . " o.
Observation-Disclosures ,amuitz and Phelps. I;ost3n
Young Brown yr.fi.rs- Johnston AMI Carpenter.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01

T0Tfs -----.----" :" y y y y ~
7r.a-h.za hIfs-kar.;rr,. Marshall Thres-6asa hits
Bar,. Straas. Hnsne ruH-HresHa.an SseriiS-, hit
-rr.tr- stolen btees-Shauunu. Nr'it00lfE Iert go
ra--s-st Iouis. 8. N-w York. Bases n taiis--or
N,Clv-u If .-iuulrr. = nut-Bv NrtTtn-
III, h+ \. fv-a = Time 81 Tnrire-1 Iav-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01

7rp, has. l7fr Ritter Threa h-SthrIte Sacrifice
hit t4=.s stolen Eyers. king Left bases
rhr,a-. , T,ra.k1,r. - Bases tas-pG Rueurr. ..
fft t, riterrr- Alderman struck olfRy ReUIhtsh 4.
IL ElcL-r. Iilne 20 InrIrss- LmsIie and kleuI.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
EiSY FOR SONON4 GIRL.
U7ih HighbaH Ont She Jogs Home
an STRAIGHT Heats.

Cleveland July 31-The promised meeting he
tween Sorou7a Girl and HighbalI In the 2-l' trot.
scheduled for to-day. attracted the largest crowd
that has attended Grand Circuit meeting ar the
CenvfIia Oval in many years Unfortunately filsh-
ball was lame and had to be withdrawn ana
Sonorua Girl won n hollow victory. as the otAef
starters could not force her I" her usual speed
r,.r.C less 10 a better record. She logged arouni
the track and won In straight heats Her hest
time was >. 2.D52. Genteel II. Buffalo entry, took
second money. and Claty Latus third
Thornway was the only favorite Of the day 70
lose Alice Pointer. the second choice winning the
first race Of the day. the I'll pace She Won in
straight heats. Thornway finished second in each
heat The best time. 2.05iz. is a new record for
Alice Pointer
Ed Cieers who drew the distance flag three
times on Tuesday. the third race. the 200
pace with ArdeUa. the Memphis PAGER, that Won
the Chamber OF Commerce Stake IN 1906 The mare
won handily never being forced To her best Nc
Dewitt driver for David Shaw. Of Cleveland
scored his second victory Of the day when he Won
the 200 trot with Lillian r. Emboy being second
I'm the first heat Allie Jay second in the second
heat john SpIan. the veteran reinsman OF the
Grand Circuit drove Bisora. who finished NTH III
each heat. The summary follows.
PAcINtf-2.1t CI.ASS-THREE HEATS-PJF2ST-. $3.50
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
CLEVELAND. : BOSTON. .

-e[.is. . o o O. !
49, q O. !
Faf,erier-CIe~a.A and C1arke Ecston Tannehil'
Pc. yr.e~ and shaw. t-rs.,ir-- % Is1t Ehlu.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
PHILADELPHIA. :. ST. LOUIS.

PHILADELPHIA. :. ST LOUIS. =
A. FhiI4delphis- a. - T.
rhiadsiphtf. " = -
batteries -Phlladelrht4 Iyr.rr. Eart~r. Plank and
Shreck - Louis Howell, pneen ana STr0'er jnqiTes
stafford and Hurst.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01

Baseball, To-day. 4 P. M-American League Park.
n, Y. Americans Detroit
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
..u1cAGn. 3 w.sHINGrnN.

- Washns'ar-- ! y p
Chicago q {" - - . "
--. - a. - - - - - -
r.ztter4s-Cricaxo Walsh and Uart sFh.r EtoH. "eh
FTs.i1- Warner IwglreS--l' aH- Evans
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST

N b
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01

wav. SANDY r1ade 700 1nuch uEn q r0v
a vas running On in the stretch. Lady
have been closer NJ.
600 ADDED about tao miles start good
New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
ECoND CANF,

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New-York tribune., 1907-08-01
Brighton Beach Racing Sum rnaries

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New-York tribune., 1907-08-01

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E1rs 1cun1 The tourney to.o far
81 EECF -EJseriechste han6t
- Won driving. Time. 2-54%