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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-09
ENORMOUS Winnings
OF GET Of COMMANDO

With the double triumph OF Colin in
the Flatbush stakes and Ballot in the
Century stakes at Sheepshead Bay Satur-
$4,000 to the big winning account of his
stable. for the present season. the veteran
breeding turfman. James r. Keene, took
place as tho second largest winner on the
turf in the history OF the world. with a
gross amount of 1894, ,sS1.51.
The first place still is held Ivy the Duke
OF Portland, who In 1882 on the English
turf an aggregate sum or 1858, go
with Donovan. winner OF the Derby. and
st. Leger and Ayrshire, as the chief win
ners OF the ducal stable. More than two
months OF the New Yok racing season
still remain, however, and with the rae
ing material in Mr.. Keene's stable. and
the many important stakes still TO be
run, II is quite within the possibilities
that the Keene establishments earnings
for the season may exceed those OF the
largest winner on record.
The Keene stable passed the American
record for winnings when Colin won the
Futurity and Saturday passed the second
largest winner of the records, and took
second place from the French turfman.
Baron Blanc who had a total OF s226,0oo
TO his credit as the winnings OF his
horses in one year.
The remarkable total OF the earnings
Of 4ir Keene's stable eceeds by more
than $4,000 the amount which Mr. Keene's
horses won for him in 1893. and which
for IA years has stood as the American
record. The winnings of the present re-
markable season are chiefly those OF
three horses, with the unbeaten 2-year-
old Colin the chief contributor. and
Peter Pan and Ballot as the next largest
winners of the stable.
Collins victory in the Flatbush stakes
at Sheepshead Bay brought the aggre-
gate amount OF his winnings up to $lOs,-
800, and makes the champion colt the
first and only 1-year-old since the season
of Dominic. his grandsire, as a 2-year-
old. to win 100000.
The great sum was earned in nine
races, exactly the same number of races
that Dominic. as a 2-year-old. ran, though
one of Dominos races was a dead heat.
run with Dobbins. after Dominic had
beaten Dobbins in the Futurity.
The second largest winner OF the Keene
stable is Peter Pan, which, with series
OF great stakes won in the spring. had SS5.-
240 to his credit for the season early in
July, when, because OF an accident in
his training, he was retired TO Mr..
Keene's Castleton stud. Peter Pan also
Is a winner OF more than 100000. as
I'm his 2-year-old form he won $27. .150,
making the total of his earnings $112. $50
Ballot. the third largest winner of the
Keene stable. was brought cut after- the
mishap 10 Peter Pan, and In five races.
In which he was beaten In only one. the
first, has earned s4s,175 this year.
The greatest part of the success OF the
Keene stable has been due to the produce
now dead, but represented on the turf
by the most brilliant winners OF the
season, chief among which are Colin,
Peter Pan, Superman and Restikouche.
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BIG PIN FALLS
ON MANY ALLEYS

In the Suburban Duck Pin league Sc
ries the Elmwood Ave practically cinched
the championship OF the season by MAX
ing three straight WINS in the Edgewood
contest.
No. ! Edgewood Is now In the second
place, followed by the Conimicut rollers,
who will fight II out with the No. 2 Edge
wood team for the third position
Elmwood so far has the claim on all the
individual and team work except tho
three-string total that Is held at present
by Manchester of tire thtuttuuwuUts.
Cady is the high individual average roll
Ter with a percentage over the sG mark
In the Washington three-man handicap
top tie has been formed between the
Englebrook-L Levy Donnelly combination
and the Englebrook- Levy -Besser team,
with team totals OF 1047 pins.
George, Gerry and +. Slocum are next
on the list with a showing OF 1881 pins.
Two weeks more remain TO qualify In
this series before the final roll-off for
tho prizes.
McNally, Monohan and Andrews look
the best on paper in the Music Hall three
man tourney. with a combined total of 97S
pins.
The Mcdonald -Monahan- Andrews trio
are second with s7l pins to their credit
Jones. Monahan and Andrews claim a
neat one OF s66 pins.
SUBURBAN LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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COLLEGE, ;
AND AMATEUR;
CONTESTS !
P|GSK|N WARRIORS
GETTING READY

adjacent TO New York and three from
Boston. the latter being the Little Rho
dy, Dorothy c., and Eleanor. The other
boats are the Vingt Trois, Dorothy,
Manhassett. Spider. Soya and Capsicum.
But three entries have been received for
the Roosevelt cup.
The Grand circuit harness races will 60
the Syracuse this week
The Marylebone cricket team sailed
from London for New York on Saturday
and next week will play series OF
games on Staten Island with a team
composed OF the best players in and
about New York
At San Francisco tomorrow afternoon
Champion Joe Cans and Jimmy Britt.
who recently defeated Nelson so decisive
~. VIII meet In a 20-round battle for the
lightweight championship. Another battle
between Sailor Burke and Jack Johnston.
the negro heavyweight, at Bridgeport,
Wednesday night, may have some bear
ing on the heavyweight championship
muddle.
There is much interest In the tennis
battle TO be waged this week on the Ag-
awam club courts for the Rhode Island
state championship. II is thought that
J.. ID. f.. Jones. winner OF last weeks
and a former state cham
pion. may wrest the laurels from Russell
n. Dana, present holder OF the title.
whom he meets in challenge contest to-
day.
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BOY ATTACKED BY DOG
is SAVED BY OFFICER

Leo Rosenfeld. a newsboy. was yes
terday forenoon rescued from the at
tack of a vicious dog by Patrolman
=. III. Sheehan.
Rosenfeld was lighting hard to keep
the dog from him when the patrolman
appeared and after a struggle captured
the animal
The boy was slightly hurt. The dog.
which had a collar bearing neither
name nor license number, was turned
over 20 Dog Officer II a. Dean.
Bernard Seal OF i6 Stamford street
told the police OF Station yesterday
that a day or two ago his son Abraham
was bitten on the right leg by dog
said 10 be owned by Charles II. Young
lie was not seriously wounded.
The police OF Station 8 also received
n complaint from Joseph Galuppo of
80 Ridge street yesterday. Galuppo re-
ports that as he was passing 80 Summer
street Saturday evening a dog said to
be owned by Jennie Mc1saac ran out
and bit him on the right arm.
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New York. Sept. s.-With the season
for track and field sports fast waning,
the attention OF the sport-loving world
naturally turns TO football The big elev-
ems already have received the annual call
for preparatory work and IL las been an
swered with enthusiasm. All the big uni
versities report good material and pros
poets os well-balanced teams. No mater
ial changes In the rules are expected TO
be made by the intercollegiate rles COM
mittee, which has just met In New York
and whose report will be given out some
time this week.
Cornell will be the first OF the big
teams TO make it's appearance In play. on
the 18th OF the present month the ltha-
cans will meet George Washington uni
versity at Ithaca, and the first days OF
October will see three additional teams
from the big universities In action. With
the exception of Yale few OF the big
teams have suffered heavily from loss or
players by graduation. and even Yale,
having a number OF good men Of last
years freshmen team, will be able 10
put forward her usual formidable eleven.
The yachting features OF the week VIII
be the races at the jamestown exposition
for cups offered by President Roosevelt
and King Edward. The former Is for ~
footers, ard the latter for 2-footer
sloops r{ne boats have been entered
for the kings cup. six from yach'. clubs
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CANS AND BRITT
BATTLE ON TODAY

colored champion has not yet begun TO
decline. The straight betting is mostly
at odds of 10 TO 6il, with Cans the choice.
Both men did ,lr.Ea 1Ighs !, " work yesterday
Here is the line OF talk which. James
Edward has been peddling since the Mel
con fight:
81 am hitting harder than ever. and IL
hit Cans in the stomach he Is going 70
feel II. There's a lot OF talk about Cans
terrible wallop. Did he show II at Gold
field? Billy Nolan expected that Cans
would floor Nelson several times In the
TO some OF his friends Did Cans score
a knockdown In the entire fight? Not on
your life. He never came near IL. Dur
ing the first ten rounds Cans hit Nelson
at will--chopped him with every punch
III the cataf0gue. on the Jaw. under The
ear. over the heart, In the stomach-and
Nelson never hit the mat once. Cans
fought strong and hard for the first ten
rounds but he did not put Nelson down,
Don't tell me that Cans was not tired
after the tenth round at Goldheld. He
was as tired as man could be and keep
moving. But his ring generalship came
TO his rescue and he made Nelson do
what work was done. Why, once or
twice. Nelson showed Cans into the angle
on the ropes and Cans actually sat down
yes. sir. sat down and rested for as
much as seven or eight seconds.
Now. I am not knocking or trying to
give the impression that i underestimate
this man Cans. He has been the great
est fighter OF the day--no question about
that. He has been IL years In this game
and he cannot possibly be as good as he
was a few years ago. i think that the
Goldfeld fight took more out OF him than
he can ever get back by hard training.
and II he doesn't hit me harder than he
hit Nelson at Goldheld. and IL he tires
after the tenth round, as he did at Gold
field. he's mine"
Cans should win in ten rounds III not
greatly weakened by getting to weight.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-09
RIVER HAS BEGUN TO
GIVE UP ITS DEAD

Quebec. Que, Sept. 9-Yesterday was
the 10th day since the Quebec bridge ca
lamity and the 81. Lawrence began TO
deliver up some victims. Three bodies
have been found about y miles below the
bridge. and up 30 a late hour yesterday
nve others were added 20 the lisa MAXI
ins = total Of "A bodies found out OF the
Is who went down 10 death.
The bodies OF John l. worKey. assists
ant engineer. OF Harrisburg. Pa. was
found In ST. Joseph In the morning and
placed In the morgue. Yesterday after
noon three bodies were found not far
from the bridge. and one at Gilmours
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OF
ALL SORTS

The exhibition game scheduled to be
played at Rocky Point yesterday after
noon between the Boston Americans and
the Grays waslpostponed because OF rain.
New York, Sept 9-The central board
OF officials n subcommittee of the inter-
collegiate football rules committee. at its
meetings. decided to continue the practice
inaugurated last season of appointing of
ficials for all games when requested to do
so by the colleges contesting, and to re-
wise the official list OF officials approved
by the board which was made last year
The board will meet again Sept. "a, at
which time managers OF football, teams in
the Middle Atlantic and New England dis
tricts have been asked to be present and
assist the board In completing its list of
officials and In finishing the schedule OF
games. for which the board will appoint
officials.
At waterbury-Brooklyn (NationaD 4,
Waterbury (Conn) g.
At Bridgeport-New York (NationaD-
Bridgeport Comm declared off-wet
grounds.
Waterbury. Conn. Sept. 9.-President
Ebbets OF the Brooklyn National Baseball
club. who was In this city yesterday an
nounced his intention OF drafting Pitcher
Edward Farley OF the Waterbury Con-
necticut league team and formerly OF the
Montreal Eastern league club. Farley will
join Brooklyn at the close OF the Con-
necticut league season.
Ithaca. n. Y, Sept. 9.-Informatlon has
been received here OF the death yesterday
at his home In Evanston. H.. OF James II.
Jameson, quarterback on the Cornell
football team. Death followed an illness
with typhoid fever.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-09
Imports at Providence

The following imports. valued at sl5.617
are recorded at Providence for the week
ending Sept Z. 1907: Antwerp. 10 pkges.
gin; Bremen, 6 pkges. int. prec. stones.
OF INF. metal. 1 OF hosiery; Genoa,
pkge collection OF insects: Glasgow, 1
pkge. OF cottons: Halifax, n. s.. pkges.
of household effects; Hamburg, s pkges.
OF hosiery, etc; Havre, ! pkge. watch
parts, OF feathers, 2 OF millinery, OF
laces, / OF apparel. / OF INF. metal, Of
toys. etc; Liverpool 1S pkges. OF cotton
yarn, OF cottons, of INF. metal; Lon
don, pkges. OF gin; Naples. 10 pkges OF
Italian groceries. 20 OF olive OIL s75 OF
provisions. 1 OF printed matter; Rotter-
dam, IL pkges. OF bulbs.
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Runs-Engle, Mailing. Pardee-S; Kelly.
Demmitt--2 Two-base hits--Engle,
Hearne. Sacrifice hit-Mahling. Bases on
balls-Off McCloskey 3. Struck out-By
McCloskey 4. Hit by pitched ball--By Nc
Closkey 1. Passed ball-Hearne. First
base on error-Newark 1, Baltimore j.
Left on bases-Newark 2, Baltimore 3.
Double plays-Pardee to Mailing TO
Sharpe: Mailing TO Mullen TO Sharpe 2;
Beach TO Dunn TO Hunter Time-1h 25m.
Umpires-Kelly and Eason. Attendance
1900.
'Byers batted for McCloskey in the
ninth.
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FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS

MRS. wINSLOwS SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over so years by
millions OF mothers for their children
while teething. with perfect success.
IL soothes the child. softens the gums,
allays all pain: cures wind collie, and
Is the best remedy for Diarrhoea IL
will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately. Sold by Druggists in every
part OF the world. Twenty-Five cents
bottle. BE sure and ask for Mrs.
winslow's Soothing syrup" and take
no other kind.
Guaranteed under the food and drugs
act June 30. 1905 Serial number 1o9S.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-09
BRISTOL MAN BECAME
INSANE AT SERVICE

Bristol Conn, Sept 9.-John Page OF
Waterbury became violently insane and
broke up service at the German Lutheran
church yesterday by his shouting.
He was elected. but returned, and while
ushers and male members struggled with
him a second time, the women, ran
screaming from the edlfce He was finally
put outside and turned over to the police.
Later in the day. when he had become
calmer, he was allowed to go home in
company with his brother
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Died in Church

Portland. Me-. Sept. 9.-william ]. Con-
molly, 80 years OF age. died as result OF
apoplexy while attending services at the
Cathedral OF the Immaculate Conception
yesterday morning.
Bishop Walsh and the priests OF the SER
vice administered the last rites. Mr.. Con-
molly is survived by a widow and two
daughtcrs
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-09
Castro Coaches

The Hague. Sept. e-The withdrawal Of
DR.. Jose Oil Fortoui. the Venezuelan rep
resentative. from the Hague peace con-
ference Sept. T. was due 20 n misunder-
standing, as Is shown by his latest in
structions.
Not only will he remain here as a dele
gate but President Castro has cabied him
how 70 vote onymany questions
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-09
KILLED WIFE, THEN
WOUNDED HIMSELF

New York. Sept. 9-Martin j. Smith,
building contractor. shot and killed his
wife and probably fatally Wounded him
self at their home in Mineola, l.. I. The
crime took place before the eyey OF
crowd of neighbors. Their attention was
attracted by violent quarrel. which pre-
coded the shooting When entrance to the
house was forced the woman was found
dead and her husband dying.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-09
FIFTY INJURED WHEN
BIG BOILER EXPLODES

Temple. Tex, Sept. 9.-Fifty persons
have been injured at Holland by the e.
plosion OF a boiler in a gin owned by q.
III. Barton. Samuel William and Blake
Barton were seriously injured.
Many OF the injured were farmers who
were waiting to have their cotton handled
Flying wreckage made horses stampede
in all directions
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Root Leaves Muldoon's

White Plains. ~ Y. Sept s.-seeretary
Of state Elihu Root. who has been a pa
tient at William Muldoon's place. has
left here. having been discharged as COM
pletey cured OF the nervous collapse that
has been brought on by overwork The
secretary had gained " pounds since he
entered the institute and he told his
friends that he fsit Like a new mss~
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american League Standing.
S0X LOST
TO TIGERS

DETROIT 6. CHICAGO 3-11 INNINGS.
Chicago, Sept. 9.-Detroit and Chicago
went into extra innings yesterday Detroit
winning In the 1lth TO g. The locals
punched hits off Siever in the fourth and
took the lead but lost It by Crawford's
home run In the sixth and Hart's error in
the ninth, scoring Cobb. Downs struck out
on the next pitched ball. retiring the side
poor fielding by Hart and four hits gave
the visitors three more In the 1lth Score
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-09
GRAND CIRCUIT TENTS
At N.Y.FA|R THIS WEEK

Syracuse, n. Y. Sept. s.--The gates of
the 9th annual New York state fair will
be thrown open today. Gov. Hughes will
be the guest OF honor at the fair on
Thursday. The Grand circuit races,
when win DC run IN connection with the
2le and 2:20 trotfing races, and the 2:ll
pace for the Syracuse stakes, worth
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Wood Alcohol Kills Four

Quebec. Que. Sept. al. u. Gregory.
agent Of marine and fisheries. has receiv-
cd a message from a schooner captain IN
the lower ST. Lawrence that four men
working in a lighthouse at Cape Baud.
died from drinking wood alcohol and that
three are reported to be dying.
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SAILORS 3,
ORIOLES z

Newark, ~. j., Sept. 9.-Newark defeat
ed Baltimore yesterday, although the Orl-
oles nearly gave the fans heart disease in
the ninth inning. With two out Kelly
and Demmtt singled and Hearne doubled,
scoring both. Hunter smashed a hot one
at Mailing. who got 1t TO first in time.
Errors beat Baltimore The field was
heavy. as 1t rained until noon. Score:
NEWARK
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hunS-Nles, iiehiPihi o. S'VNai-h Il
Two base hit--Yeager Sacrifice hits
Thielman. Dineen. Stolen bases-Niles,
Stone, Flick, Turner. Double plays
Thielman to Turner; Lajole to Stovall;
Clarke 10 Stovall. Left on bases-St.
Louis Z, Cleveland g. First base on balls
-Off Dineen 3: of Thielman 2. Struck out
BY Dlneen 1; by Thielman !. Wild
pitches-Thlelman l. Time-lh. i0m. Um-
pire-Evans.
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|NEWS-DEMOCRAT SPORTS1
RESULTS IN BRIEF
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Newark s. Baltimore 2.
Montreal Rochester (rain).
Games Today.
Buffalo at Toronto.
Rochester at Montreal.
Providence at Jersey City.
Newark at Baltimore.
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SPLIT EVEN

Chicago, Sept 9.--Chicago and Pittsburg
teams broke even here yesterday after
noon, with the visitors winning the first
by punching hits. 20 g The second game
was taken by Chicago. 3 to 0, In seven in
nings. The second was called on account
of darkness. Scores:
(First Game)
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SCHAEFER CHALLENGES
SUTTON FOR |S.2 CHAN.

Chicago. Sept. S-Jacob Schaefer issued
q challenge yesterday 10 sutton. holder
OF the ls-2 balk-llne billiard emblem. TO
Play for the championship at that style.
Under the rules by which Sutton holds
the trophy he must accept within ten
days from the date OF challenge.
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SUBURBAN LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

High hslngie-Hathaway. 127. High three
go
Finals start Monday. Sept 2.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Detroit 8, Chicago Q1 innIngs).
St Louis 3-2. Cleveland 1-3.
Games Today.
New York at Washington. = TT
Cleveland at ST Louis
Philadelphia at Boston.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Pittsburg 80. Chicago 2-3.
Cincinnati 6-2. st. Louis OIL.
Games Today.
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
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another WORLDS
! RECORD SWIM MADE

Manchester, Sept s.--Charlcs M. Dan
Sels of the New York Athletic club in a
Y4oe here yesterday lowered the worlds
going tr~ distance IN IS rs seconds. zol-
Ten De Haimoy Of Budapest was second
on1 J. J. Derbyshirs Of Manchester third
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Knns-IIHTke, WHBHtI - NHdIIVV'
Evers-2. Two-base hit--Wagner Hits
OFF Brown in innings; of Overall In
2 innings. stolen bases-Leach, Hanman,
Evers Struck out-By Brown 8; by VIII
lis T. by overall 8. First base on balls
off Brown 3: of Willis 3; off Overall l.
Double play-Hallman to Storke. Left on
bases-Chicago 5, Pittsburg s. Time 2h.
Umpires--Klem and Rigler.
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"Batted for Brown in the eighth.
IGarnnd Gapaal

Innings ...... 80. ...1
Runs Slagle, Chance, Hoffman--3 Sac
rihce hits.-Lundgren. Sheckard, Evers.
Stolen bases--Chicago 8. Pittsburg T. First
base on balls-Off Lundgren /; off Cam
nitz 2. Hit by pitcher-By Camnitz i.
Struck out-By Lundgren o; by Camnltz
2. Tin1e-lhy 25m. Umpires-Rigler and
Klein.
ST. LOUIS 80, CLEVELAND 1-3--12 IN
NINGS.
st. Louis. Sept. 9.--St. Louis and Cleve-
land broke even in two well-played games
yesterday. The second game was tied un-
I'll the 18th inning. when Cleveland scored,
winning the game. 3 TO 2. The scores:
(First Game)
ST LOUIS
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Runs-D. Jones, Coughlin q Crawford 2,
Cobb-6; Donohue. Davis, Dougherty--S.
Two-base hits-Coughlin Dougherty,
Cobb. Home run--Crawford. Hits-Of
Siever 8 in innings; off Donovan 2 In. 4
innings. Sacrifice hits-Davis, Downs.
Double plays-Walsh to Davis to Dono-
hue: Dougherty to Donohue to Walsh to
Robe: Downs TO Rossman. Left on bases
Detroit 6, Chicago g. Bases on balls-OG
Siever 2; off Walsh 1. Hit by pitcher-By
Walsh i. Struck out-By Siever A. by
Walsh 6: by Donovan g. Passed balls
Hart g. Time-2h. I'm. Uhmpires-Hurst
and Connolly.
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.Batted for siever in the eighth.

Slated for Siever In the eighth.
CINCINNATI 90. ST. LOUIS OIL.
st. Louis, Sept. 9.--Cincinhati won two
games from st. Louis yesterday. Waimer
was a puzzle, while Ewing achieved VIC
tory of chance over Raymond on mis-
plays by Holly and Hostetter. The
scores:
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Cans should win in ten rounds IL not
greatly weakened by getting to weight
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