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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-09
TENNIS IN DOUBLES
PLAYED AT L0NGW00D

Boston, Aug. s.--The feature OF the ten
mis- play for the Eastern doubles title at
the Longwood Cricket club this afternoon
resulted in victory for w. j. Clothier
and w. A. Larned over b. C. Wright and
r. ID. Little, In five sets OF the keenest
tennis that has been seen on those courts
this year The weather was perfect and
a large, appreciative gallery followed the
match. The match was one Of impor-
tance, as II virtually decided 'he pair
that will meet Grant and Thornton, the
Southern champions, and Alexander and
Hackett the representative OF the West.
at Bay Ridge. for. although IL was only
semi-final contest, yet the other two
semi-fnal pair are not rated as highly as
are either OF the above mentioned teams.
Larned and Clothier were the more
evenly balanced of the two teams. Lit
tie. who played with Wright, was weak
on his back-court shot and repeatedly hit
into the net when volleying. Much of the
play was directed to him. and despite
the heroic work OF Wright, who was
playing a brilliant game, his errors were
disastrous. Several OF the hardest
fought points resulted in a class OF tennis
that fairly took the gallery Off its feet
and was OF the kind that has made this
event OF such high rank In American ten
mis-
Another afternoon match which started
later, between w. G. Grant and IL. l..
Westfail OF New York and G. +. and III.
Johnson OF Boston, attracted great inter-
est although il was not OF the same I'M
portance.
Grant and westfall pulled out winners
L.. - ntrh af Gt000
FIVE games TO three against them in the
last and deciding set. The two extremes
of doubles play was exhibited in this
match. and the more brilliant players
won. The Johnson pair played a very
careful game throughout, while Grant
and Westfall. especially the latter. hit
hard and always for the kill. Westfall
was very wild during the first four sets
but when the crucial moment came In the
last few games he steadied down, much
to the astonishment OF the gallery.
In the fifth round OF the singles play
r.. c. Seaver. the Massachusetts, state
champion, and Clarence Hobart were
obliged TO discontinue their match be-
cause OF darkness, after the score stood
two set OF this match was longdrawn-
out affair. the final score being 1913 with
Hobart on the winning end. a dis
puted point had been decided in Sea
ver's favor he would have won the set
Sc In the morning N. p. Hallowell. Jr.,
a young Boston player. disposed OF w
c. Grant OF New York in the NTH round
much to the surprise of everyone. as
Grant was a favorite in the prognostica-
tions. r. ID. Little was TO have played
r c. Coleston, who defeated j. Clothier
Yesterday, this afternoon, but after his
double match i'm which he and Wright
were defeated he was too tired TO play
again. He will play the match Friday
morning The summary:
Singles. fifth round-N. p Hallowell
Jr.. defeated w. C. Grant. Ga 4-6. 3-6, 81,
6-2
Clarence Hobart leads r. c. Seaver, 1-6
1913. GA (unfinished).
Eastern doubles, third round-W. q
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BIG CRUISE
ON TODAY

Glen Cove. l.. l., Aug. 9.-Nearly 100
yachts flying the pennant OF the New
York Yacht club made this harbor their
rendezvousA yesterday. Today they will
start on their annual cruise. Eighty-two
yachts were represented at tht cap
tains'" meeting on board Commodore
Cornelius vanderbuilt's flagship North
Star yesterday afternoon, among them
being the sloops Avenger and Doris and
the schooner Taormina OF Boston and
the steamers Felicia and Coronet III. and
the sloop Winsome OF Providence.
The date OF the Kings cup race was
set ahead one day to Aug. IL, In order TO
give the crews a rest after the Astor cup
race, which ls 20 be sailed on Aug. 10.
The boat race for the owl and Game
cock oolorr will be rowed on Aug. 16. The
club has decided 10 commemorate on Aug.
II IN suitable way the 10th anniversary
Of the election Of former Commodore
James Gordon Bennett 60 membership. He
Is the oldest living ex-commodore Of the
club.
The yachts were Illuminated last night
and there was reception on board the
flagship North Star. The yachts are TO
start for Huntington. L. l.. on their
fret squadron run at about 10 o'clock In
the morning.
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CRACK BOY
GOLFERS

Wheaton, Ill.,. Aug. 9.-The second round
OF match play for the western amateur
golf championship today resulted in tho
elimination OF at least one man who had
been considered strong possibility for
premier honors when Warren X. Wood
of Homewood was defeated by r. T..
Daniels OF Midlothian. up. Paul Hunter
OF Midlothian. a 10-year-old boy dis
played championship form in his game
with his club mate. Mason Phelps. whom
he defeated 3 TO ! to play with n medal
score OF rs. Hunter and Chandler Egan
met in the third round this morning.
Egan yesterday made 73 In his match
with George Clingman. the best score OF
the tournament. Ned Sawyer OF Wheaton,
the present title holder, defeated r. o.
Ainsiie OF Westward Ho rather easily.
In the play-off OF tie for the gold medal
for the low qualifying score between
Sawyer. w. I. Howland and Kenneth Ed
wards. Howland won with n rs. Sawyer
taking II and Edwards 81 strokes.
The pairing for the third round to-
day follows:
Paul Hunter, Midlothian. H. c. Egan
Exmoor. w. L. Howland. Stoke VS.. L..
Eustis. New Orleans; ID. f. Sawyer.
Wheaton, VS.. r. r. Daniels, Midlothian;
H. F. Jones. Wheaton, VS.. J. ID. Cady,
Rock Island.
Paul Hunter. Midlothian. defeated
Mason Phelps, Midlothian, UP 1 to
play.
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STEAMER PILGRIM TO MAKE An
OTHER TRIP To NEW LONDON.

The palatial Steamer Pilgrim Will on
Sunday, August 11th. make another trip
from Providence to New London, Conn.
and return. leaving Fox Point wharf at
1000 a. m. and returning to Provi-
dence at about 900 p. m. Nearly the
entire day will be spent upon the
fascinating waters OF Mount Hope bay,
Narragansett bay and Block Island
sound. Long Island sound and Fishers
Island sound. This trip will afford a
view OF Newport and Jamestown, II. T..
Narragansett Pier, Block Island. Point
Judith, Brenton's Reef lightship and
other very interesting along shore
localities. The regular steamer Pill
grim orchestra will provide music. The
dining room OF the steamer will be
open for service, while n lunch counter
at popular prices will be operated on
the main deck. Tickets for the round
trip Woo. Tn order TO avoid possible
disappointment tickets should be pur-
chased in advance at windsor's ticket
Office. as the sale will be limited and
no tickets will be sold at the wharf
on Sunday IL the limit is previously
reached.
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Vanderbilt FOUR
WINS Blue RIBBON

New York, Aug. 9.-All OF the big
owners who show at summer shows,
John Gerken. have their horses enter
ed at the Bay Shore. L. l., meeting.
With Mrs. Gerken out, the contest for
premier honors will be warm between
the Vanderbilt c. w. Watson and
Joseph IL. Hartman stables. In the
four-in-hand class yesterday Alfred q.
vanderbuilt secured a reversal of the
verdict against his four, which OBJ
tanned at Long Branch. At Long
Branch two weeks ago the Vanderbilt
champions were set down in favor of
j. Campbell Thompson's four. but
yesterday they took the blue ribbon.
Watson and Hartman also scored well
on the opening day.
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YACHTSMEN ENJOY
CLAMBAKE At T|VER1ON

TIL Edgwood and Washington Park
yachtsmen slid into Tiverton basin yes
.erday noon and were entertained during
the afternoon and evening by the Fall
River Yacht Club at the Tiverton sta
tion. A frst-class clambake was serv-
ed to the visitors at Mrs. Grinners and
impromptu motor boat races and aqua
tic events took up the time and furn-
ished much amusements during the af-
ternoon. In the evening there was
dance at the club house. The visiting
clubs left yesterday at sunrise to
continue their cruise.
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DROPS DEAD
after WIN

New York. Aug. s.--A strong pro.
gram OF four days was on the card for
the third day OF the meeting of the
Parkway Driving club in Brooklyn. In
the 2:11 class for PAGERS John McEwen
made in the second heat the sensa-
tional time of 2:O9h. the fastest mile
in race over a half-mile track this
season. After Muscoot had won the
first heat in the 2:27 trot and was
taken to his stable he dropped dead.
Summaries:
2:24 trot. purse s4oo-Robert L., Jr..
won; Society Baroness, second; Prince
Kohle. third. Best time 2:19h.
2:2i pace, purse $4o0-Black Patchen
won; Celtic Pride. second; Lady X,
third Best time 2:17L.
2:11 pace, purse s4oo--John McEwen
won the second, third and fourth
heats. Long John won the first heat.
Best time 2:o9h. by John McEwen.
1927 trot, purse s400--G. w. Smiley
won the second, third and fourth
heats. Muscoot took the first heat.
Best time 2:2oh by Muscoot
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PROVIDENCE g. BALTIMORE q
The GTays won out from the orioles In
the ninth inning yesterday at Baltimore.
to 2. The score until the hnal round
stood a t1e at 2 10 2. and Cronin and Nc
Closkey were pitching good ball. The
0rays. however, fell on the local twirler
in the last session and pulled the game
home
Poland chopped hit, and CAPT Abstein
sacrificed. Manager Duffy. who took Phe-
lan's place in the sixth inning In centre
field drove in Poland with the winning
tally when he singled TO right field. Chad
bourne singled. but the Grays did not
score again, as Crawford lifted TO Burrell
and Peterson punched out
This run proved sufficient 10 turn the
tide, a. the Orioles could not ind Cro-
min In the ninth. The Grays felded be-
hind Cronin I'm errorless fashion. As the
result OF the victory the Grays passed
the Orioles In the pannant race. Today Is
an or day. A doubleheader may be play
ed Saturday. Score:
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Matinee IS
CARDED

After three weeks OF inactivity the
Pawtucket Driving club Will start It's
light harness meets tomorrow after
noon on the Newport avenue speedway.
The horses will be called at o'clock.
II is the intention OF the club TO give
a cup to the horse making the fastest
time in n heat in eight races, and TINS
should be an incentive for some fast
heats.
The horses entered are as follows:
Belle Hampton (Jette). Frank q.
(EmmetD. Gray Jim (TirelD. Thelma
(BurnetD, Prince 3 (Smiley), Lora
May Cwm. Jette). Spider CHenry),
Lucy G.. Cos. Jette), Frank II. CRo-
berge). Alger (Jordan), Annie Burn
(TillinghasD. Nancy ID. (Wm. Jette),
Dewey (Hughes). Belle Rock (Nichols),
Daisy (McLaughlin). Mack (Chauvin),
Rodney (Lahnd), Straightaway (Kel-
ley), Annie III. (Howarth), Lena III.
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OARSMEN READY FOR
THE SCHUYLKILL REGATTA

Philadelphia, Aug. 9.-All the clubs
which will take part in the 35th annual
regatta of the National Association OF
Amateur Oarsmen. which begins today
over the national course OF the Schuylkill
river, have arrived, with exception OF
the New York Athletic clubs Octopede
representative, who will arrive today.
Nearly all of the oarsmen who will COM
pete were out on the river yesterday. The
preliminary heats will be rowed today,
and the finals on Saturday.
The list of entries Is the largest that
has ever competed at a national regatta
here There are entries from every row.
ing club Of Importance in the United
States. and Canada and Germany are
also represented. Waldimar Sand, who
will represent Germany. will row in the
intermediate single sculls
What promises to be one of the best
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Old Faithful and Judge O'Gin also ran.
Pagan Bey added starter.
Third race, selling, furlongs-Long
Ball. 100 &c. Dugan), 2 TO /. won; Rara
Avis los (Notter). s to 8. second; Smirker.
105 (Garner), to l. third. Time 1;14. King
Folly. Alauda. Milford, Star Emblem
Martha Jane and Thomas Calhoun also
ran.
Fourth race the Alabama stakes, 1 mile
and a acknowledgements. l16 (Notter).
IL TO 10. won: Gold Lady, 125 (Garner)
/. 9to s. second; Yankee Girl. 124 (Radtke),
TO q third. Time 1d 1-5. Altuda also
ran.
Fifth race, selling, mtfe-Deuce, 101
(Goldstein), to s. won; Toddies, So (E.
Dugan. 10 TO 1. second: Telescope, 9S
(Beckman), to I. third. Time 1:4o. ocean
Spray. Chalfonte, Workmaid and Killie-
crankle also ran.
Sixth race Gls furlongs-Incognito. 10
(Notter). ? TO 2. won Onatassa, 20 (E.
Dugan). IS to 90 second Fort Johnson,
10 CIIayward). IS TO 20. third. Time :0s.
Wise Child, Bellwether, Fascinator, Big
Chief, Marion Casey and Altar Boy also
ran. Onatassa and Fort Johnson coupled.
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Runs-Barrett, ID. Sullivan. Congalton 2.
knight, Wagner-6; Davis-1. Two-base
hits--Barrett, Wagner. ID. Sullivan. Sac
riflce hits-D. Sullivan, Wagner Stolen
bases-Connaughton w. Sullivan. Ferris.
Left on bases-Boston 4; Chicago s. First
base on balls--On Winter, 2: off Smith g..
Hit by pitcher-Jones. Struck out-By
Winter / by Smith 4. Time-lh. som. Um-
pire-Connolly.
(Second Game).
Innings ......d 2 5S 3 3 9
Chicago :. ......,..O D %
Boston ..... ........0 O-i
Runs-Hahn, Jones, Isbell. Donohue,
Davis. Hickman G; ID. Sullivan, Connaugh-
ton, Unglaub, Wagner-4. Two-base hit
Isbell. Three-base hit-Wagner. Hits
of Pruitt. in 2-3 innings; off Walsh,
in innings; off White, In 2 innings.
Stolen baseAwagner. Sacrifice hits-Con-
noughton 2, Isbell. Davis Double play
Jones to Mcfarland. First base on balls
-Off Walsh 2; off Morgan 1. Struck out
BY Walsh 4: by Morgan !. Left on bases
Boston 6; Chicago 4. Time-2h. Umpire
Connolly "
CLEVELAND. 4: WASHINGTON, 8,
Washington Aug. S-Falkenberg held
Cleveland to three hits and struck out IL
batsmen yesterday. but two costly errors
enabled the visitors to defeat Washington
4 to 2. Sensational plays were made by
both teams.
The score:
Tnnings - .1 2 B
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races OF the program will be the inter-cty
octopede race between New York and
Philadelphia, while the race for senior
eights promises to be exciting. The
eight of the Argonaut Rowing club of To-
ronto will be pitted against the New
York A. c., the West Philadelphia Boat
club of this city. and the Potomac Boat
club of Washington. In the senior sin
giles Fred Shepard of the Seawanhaka.
Boat club of Brooklyn Is the favorite. The
program of the races is as follows:
intermediate single sculls, association
single sculls, senior intermediate double
scull shell, senior double scul shells, in
termediate pair-oared shells. senior pair
Dared shells, intermediate four-oared
shells. senior intermediate four-oared
shells. intermediate eight-oared shells. in
termediate four-oared shells, intermediate
eight-oared shells. senior eight-oared
shells.
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Huns-McConnell, Poland, Phelan--3:
O'Hara, Rapp-2. Two-base hit-Hall.
Three-base hit-Rapp. Sacrifice hit--Ab-
stein. Stolen bases-Abstein, Phelan. Nc
Closkey. First base on balls-Off Nc
Coskey. First base on balls--Off McClos-
key 4; or cronin /. Batters hit-By Nc
Closkey i; by Cronn 1. Struck out--By
Mccloskey 4; by Cronin 3. Left on bases
baltimore 8; Providence s. Time--lh.
bbm. Umpire-McCarthy.
ROCHESTER, 4; MONTREAL. STEM
INNINGS.
Rochester, Aug SIN a ten-inning con-
test Rochester yesterday again defeated
the Montreal Royals, 4 to 8. The Bron-
chos hft Herbet for 13 safe ones, but they
were scattered and the locals were slow
on the bases. Errors in the ninth gave
Rochester the winning run.
The score:
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A GEERS' DAY
AT BUFFALO

Texas Rocker. b. e. (Sunderlin).... IDS
Time-2066. 2:0J%, 2:o5A.
2:i2 trot. purse $1,000:
Wilkesheart, b. e.. by Great Heart,
dam Baldy (Estelle) .............. l I
Berico, br g., by Palataka. dam
Myra II. (Smith) .................. 2 "a
Tempus Fugit. ch. q. (Geers)..... 3 ?
MacDougall. ch. s. U.aselD ........ 60
Paul Kruger. b. z. (Cox) ..........
Billy r., s. q. Mccarthy ........ II
The Pacelot, blk r. (McDevitD -. 8
Fedoras Athol. ch. m. Hopkins).. 7 s. 10
May Earl b. m. UIedrick) ........ 911
Prncine, b. m. (McHenry) ........ s 10 II
India, b. m (Swisher) .............. 10 8 0
Time-2:o9A 2.09 2:o9A.
2:1S pace. purse $1,000:
Byron Kay. by Greystone dam by
Hnmbrino (Geers) ...... ......... 1
Arrow. b. e.. by Argot Wilkes.
dam not given (Cox) ......,..... 3
Queen walnut, b. m. CTaylor) 80.
Judge Wilson b. Y. tSpencer) 80. 2
Black Dart. *. h. (McDonald ...... 4
Idol Star. b. m. U.ewis) ............ 8 5
Mosie L.. b. m (Valentine) ........ TT
Clementine. formerly Miss Beitz)
S. SMITH .......... ............... sdr
John Elder. b. g. CHedrick) .... Ids
Time-21o1k 2:O9ik. 2:OsA.
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CRICKET At FALL RIVER

The willow PARK Cricket club goes to
Fall River TO play the Fall River team
Saturday.
The following team has been selected
TO represent Willow Park:
Walter G. Eaton, captain; J. T. Poole.
r. Cordin. J. Rutter, III. Taylor. j. Dove
J. Brooks, w. Harvey. A. FELTON,, Eggies-
ton Greenhalgh. Umpire-W. Haden.
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Runs-Hoffman, Moriarity 2. Laporte 2,
Conroy-6: Hemphill. Hartse, Spencer.
Jones, Powell-5. Two-base hit-Spencer.
Three-base hits-Hartsel. Hickey. Home
run-Hoffman. Hits-On Chesbro s In
% innings. Sacrifice hits-Conroy. La
porte, Hickey. Double plays-Pickering
and Hartsel: Wallace and Jones; Conroy.
Williams and Hickey: Chesbro, Conroy
and Hickey. Left on bases--St. Louis a:
New York 8. First base on balls-On
Chesbro I: of Powell g. Hit by pitched
ball-By Chesbro @ Struck out--By Ches-
bro 1: by Newton 2; by Powell 8 Passed
ball-Kleinow. Time-2h. 5m. Umpire
o'Loughlin.
BOSTON o.; CHICAGO, I-6
Boston. Aug. e.-Bcfore an immense
crowd Chicago and Boston broke even in
n doublc-header yesterday. The home
team won the first game s TO by batting
Smith freely. Chicago could do but little
with Winter. The visitors were victors
I'm the second contest, 6 to T. Boston lost
the game i'm the eighth when Prultt went
TO pieces and received indifferent support.
outside OF this inning Chicago was un-
able to score.
The ooo9e9s
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Runs-Jones, Coughlin, Crawford. Cobb.
Mullins: Davis. Odring, Powers-S. Two
base hits-Mullin, Crawford, Cobb. Three
base hits-Cobb 2. Hits-On Plank In
3 innings; off Dygert In innings. Sac
rifics hits-Rossman, Nichols. Collins.
Stolen bases--Jones 2. Double plays
Coughlin and Rossman; Nichols. Davis
and Powers. Left on bases-Detroit 2:
Philadelphia s. First base on balls-Off
Mulln 2: off Dygert 1. First base on err
rors-Detroit /; Philadelphia g. Struck
out-By Dygert s. Passed ball-Payne.
Time-2h. Umpires-Hurst and Stafford.
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Runs-Nattress, White, Smith, kissIh-
GER: Thoney, Kelley, Carrigan, Flynn
4 Uits-Off Hesterfer 10. Innings pitch
eddy Hesterfer 8; by Applegate 2. First
base on ballsL-Off Kissinger a. off Hester
fer 4: of Applegate 3. Struck out-By
Kissinger s.: by Hesterfer 2; by Applegaie
r Left on bases-Buffalo 10: Toronto g.
First base on errors-Buffalo Q; Toronto j.
Three-base hit--Flynn. Two-base hits
Smith. Phyle. Mcconnell. Earned runs
Buffalo 4: Toronto 3. sacrince nlts-5e,.- ..
man. Schany Stolen base--Thoney. Dou-
BILE play-Nattress TO Smith TO McCon,
nell. Hit by pitcher-Gettman. WHO
pitch-Kisslnger. Umpires-Owens ana
Sullivan. Time-2h. Bonn. Attendance
45o7
STATED for Hesterfer in ninth.
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Joyce. Corcoran, waters-3. Sacrifice hits
CLANCY. Sundheim. Moran. Pappalau.
Stolen bases-Bannon, Waters, Corcoran
Brown: Lennox TO Clancy. First base on
errors-Rochester 81; Montreal 3. First
base on balls-Or Pappalau T. Struck
out-By Pappalau .: by Herbst 1. Left on
pitch-Pappalau.
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Monte Roy Coeins, aged
o years, Of etsvens foint,
Wisconsin, writssi bad
The moss terrific cough for
two years. following . hall
CURED Pneu N moniQ. NY
lungs were sore eno ssw,
Doctors ana cough 'e0rcs"
availed nothing, Then
Brazilian Balm made q COM
plete and permansne cure
ft's the Greas Luse
Hsalsx - Of the world.
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BAT PLANK
OUT OF BOX
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Detroit 5, Philadelphia 3.
Cleveland 4. Washington 2.
Boston Ga, Chicago 1-6.
New York 6, st. Louis 8.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Chicago at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at New York.
An1rrnIc,A Az IA Gle CT AtfrNINr
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Buffalo NJ Y. Aug ed Geers, the
"silent man" from the South, won two
races and got third money In another race
at Kenilworth park yesterday afternoon.
The feature OF the days card was the 2:05
pace valued at $1,000. Blackjack did not
start and Geers Ardelle went TO the wire
a hot favorte. She rewarded her owner
by winning In straight heats. The best
time was made I'm the last heat, when Cox,
driving Nervoa, forced Ardelle TO pace
the milo in 205
Wilkesheart, which sold In the pools at
SIS. won the 212 trot, taking the race I'm
straight heats. Berico, the favorite. got
second money.
Byron Kay, driven by Geers, won the
2:1S pace rather easily, although Geers
had 10 drive his horse out in the final
heat TO stall Off Judge Wilson. Byron
Kay stepped the last mile In 2:0s%. Sum-
maries:
2:o5 pace. purse $1,000:
Ardelle, br. m, by j. II. L., dam
Lady Yleser (Geers) ........:..-. 1 1
Nervola, b. h., by Colbert, dam
Nellie ID. (Cox) .................... 4 2
Cascade. br &. Davis) ............ 2
Hal c., ch. g. (Shank) .............. 3
Eudora, blk. m. Valentine). ........ 6 8
Custer CHI & (HalD ............... 3 DIS
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zone out when winning run was scored.
JERSEY CITY z. NEWARK 6.

1t was Umpire Kelly who beat Newark
yesterday at Newark, not Jersey City. He
passed four men I'm the eighth inning on
Mueller. who had relieved LaHclle. there
TO the good. Lake was substituted for
Pfanmiller. and held the Colts safe for
the balance OF the game. Mailing. who
relieved Henriques In the eighth made a
sensational onehanded catch OF Lake.
drive I'm the ninth. Score:
II
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Grant and II. Llewestfali defeated c. #.
and II. Johnson. SO. SO, 49, go. TO.
Semifinals-W. j. Clothier and w. A.
Larned defeated B. C. Wright and r. d.
Little, ST, Ga, &c. 6-2. 6-3.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
DETROIT s. PHILADELPHIA 3.

DETROIT s, PHILADELPHIA 3.
Detroit defeated Philadelphia by hitting
Plank hard in the third inning yesterday
at Philadelphia. Dygert, who succeeded
him, held the visitors 10 one hit in six
innings. Philadelphia failed to score until
the ninth inning, when a batting rally
netted three runs. Score:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-09
YOUNG CHIMES in
STRAIGAT HEATS
i. blk. &. (Thomp-

Frank s., blk. g. CThomp-
con, " 3 3 DIR
Time--2:2o, 2:l5, 2:l4if, 2:16, 217h, 2;2o.
.Dead heat between Ben Como and Glo-
ria I'm fifth heat OF free-for-all.