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WENTWORTH RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fiye and one-haf fmlongs Nancy.
So lEnglarderl. 5 to /, won Right and True. lO6
NlcDanieD. even for place, second; Paul Clifford.
los lGoldstein), l to TO show third Time.
log 25. Kankakee. Apple Sweet, Wabash Queen,
Toscan, WCatheTysne. and Venus also ran
SECOND RACE-Five furlongs Uncle Toby l5
Hcggl, 10 ], Won Banyah, 10 Brown out Tor
place, second; Shindy, 100 q Walsh ont TO show.
third. Time. ! 03 2-5 Velox and Saltrum also ran
THIRD -Steepechase; about two miles.
Caloorahatchie, l52 (Haganl, TO :, won; Ruth 5.
Rattler. l52 Gee, even for place. second; Cent?
pede, AS (Rodrock), 10 10 show third Time
400 2-5. Saline aud Sweet Jane also ran. Lights
out fell
FOURTH RACE-The Dominion; one mile Mar
tia Doyle III lloyd, 10 5, won: Lotus Eater Ill
(NicoD, to 8. for place, second Polly PTim, lG
lGoldstein), out 10 show, third. Time, la 10
Only three starters.
FIFTH RACE-Five and dne-haIf furlongs. Elem
ing, IS Mccarthy, 5 to 2, won; Lord Boanergss
los Mcdaniel even' second; Slickaway g Grand
ont to show. third. Time, 1s IS Gabrielle AM
Tootsmook also ran
SIXTH RACE-0ne mile and forty yards Schroe
ders Midway. IS (McCsrthy) 10 l, won; Gold
Note 100 CNcDaniell, 70 l. for place second
De Reszke. l0s iHoggl ont to show. third. Time
As Is. Junetime, Request. Psnique 81. Jeanne
Posing. Henry Ach. and Elecazdore also ran.
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MN RACE-Sclling
winchester Downs CatonsviIIe.

STPCial 70 The washington HeTald.
Winchester Va, July 1.-The Cations
vile Md Country Club lost the first of
a series of games to the Winchester
baseball club this afternoon, the score
being TO l. Feiser. for Winchester,
pitched a fine game, striking out eleven
men. Maisell, for Gainesville, struck
out three. Brodie made home run for
the visitors, their only score. Maisell's
support was bad.
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First base by errors-New York, 3;
Washington. L Left on hases-New York
6: Washington. Il. First base on balls
of Hogg. 5: off Graham. 3. Hits made
Of Hughes, I in / inning; off Graham in
7 innings. Struck OUt-By HOgg. J. by
Graham. 3. Home rUn-Hogg, Three
base hit-Graham. Stolen b8ses-Elber-
field %. Chase, Williams Jones. Double
rlays-Hoffmln to Elberfeld 10 Williams.
Jones 20 Hickman Hit by pitcher-By
Graham, . Umplres-Nessrs Stafford
and Hurst. Time of game-l hour and 50
minutes. Attendance. 5CG0.
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To-dsy's game-Ffrsj VS.. r. l. NJ, at Thirteeut
and d streets northeast
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Fielder Jones. of the Chicago White
Sox. says the man who grips his bat by
the end and swings hard on the "spitball"
has scarcely chance on earth. 1t is the
batters that take a short. quick chop that
connect with It. when L see a slugger
dig HIS toes in to take an awful swing I
feel safe, but when he grips his bat UP
high and takes a quick poke, then l know
there is a chance for trouble" said Jones.
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EaTnCd run-NeW York l. Flrst b9se ~ errors
New York. .; Philadelphia. 2. Left on bases-New
York. 9: Philadelphia g. First base On balis-Of
WTtse 2; of Blown. z; Of rittiuger, /. Hits
mqde-Gn Brown, 2 lin 10 innings off Pittinger,
! lin 923 inrtngs Struck out-By Witse, 3; by
Pittinger. q ThIee-basc hit-knabe. Stolen bases
Seymour, Doolin. Umpires-Messrs. Emslic and Rig
Icr. Time Of game-l hour and 50 minutes. Attend
aDce-II 100
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zone Ont when winning run was scored.
fRattCd for Bell IN ninth inning.
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First base b. err0rs-Ninth. / Left on bases
BETHANY s., Ninth, s. First base on balls-Of GRAY,
.. Of Nargant T. Struck uut-By Gray. s: by
Neurrut. T. Sacrifice bits-E7an5 Mcdonald Stuck
ert Stolen hssez-She5d Stuckerj, QuantrelIe. lie
Mat Double Hlays-Stuckcrt 10 C0nuor 10 Guam
tlsne: Webb 10 NevEent 10 Rider Hit by pitcher
By Gray !, 10y Nevgent . Wild nitch-Newgent.
Passed bal-Kerrer. Cmure-Mr Holman Tins
Of game hour and % minutes.
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DOUBLE-HEADER DIVIDED.
Games Are Close and Batting Is
Light on Both Sides.

Philadelphia, July The Phillies and
New Yorks played a double-header to-
day, and divided the games. The first
game went 20 the Phulies by the score Of
. to I. and the second 10 the Giants by the
score of 2 TO 0. In both games the pitch
ers waged the hardest end Of the battles,
and errors and bases on balls figured in
the r1ln-getfins Srnres.
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TO-DAY,S GAMES.

TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis at PittsburR.
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
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First base by crTors-B Brooklyn. p Left On bases
Brooklyn. 4; Boston. 8. First base On balls-ob
Rucker. 3; Of Liudamau. J.. Struck out-By Rucker.
4. by Iindaman l. Sacrifice hits-Jordau %, Ma
loney Teuney Stolen b8ses-Lnmley. Needhan
Double plays-Lumley Apcrman, and Lewis Batch.
Ruckcr. and Alpermsn; Maloney and Casey: Beau
mont and BrdWen Hit by ptCheT-Rucker, J. Um-
pire-Alr KLEIN. Cine Of game-l hour and 30 min
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On baus-Of smith. z; cT KilliaH. & Struck out
by smith 2; by Kilian. 2 Tw0-base hits-D.
Jones. Sacrifice bits schmidt Rolie stolen bases
Dourhcrty. O'Le,ry. KiIiian. Double plsy-Sclmiit
Coughliu. and Schaeflr. Wild ritch-SIrith. I'm
Ufrt-Mr OLougblin. Tins Of game-l hour and
8 minutes. Attendance. 5000
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
st. Peters and 81. Vincent's Battle In
six Innings to g to Tie.
STAINING OF THE TEAMS
To-day's eame-st Martins vs.. s. Theresa's.

Bernie" Daily and Eddie Madden
hooked up in a pitchers battle yesterday
evening. when the St Vincent and St.
Peter teams battled to tie. TO 6, at
Olympic Field, and the former had much
the better Of the argument.
Joe Turner of St Vincent, connected
twice for a two Dagger. and Moffitt, Tier
ney Dampier and Marceron each OBJ
tanned two hits.
Dampier played a fine game at first.
The official score.
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Lett on bases-t lIcago. l. FltsuurE, 5. First base
on halls-OT Leifeld. Struck out-By PieisteT, J.;
ty Brown, .; by Leifeld .. Three-bsse lit-Storke-
Two-basa hts-Chancn. SheCsud. EyeTs. Wagner.
Sacrifice hits-Shees3rd o. Double rlay-Slagle b
Tinker Hit hy utcher-By Pester, o Umuire-
NJ. ODsy. Time Of game-l hour and 81 minutes.
Aftendaucf-gla9
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HEADER
Nationals Drop Both Games
to the HighlanderS,
YANKEES WIN IN THE NINTH

After Washington Had Practically
CIinched the Opening Game, New
Runs-FaIlSenberg Knocked Out OF
the Box-POor start in Second.
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CUBS TAKE THE LAST.
After -Four Victories Pirates Are De-
tented at Chicago.

Chicago. July 1-Frazer's hand was
hurt by a hot drive. and Pfeister. who
succeeded him, was taken out after hit
ting two batters. Two successive wild
throws by LeifieId IN the third inning let
I'm three runs. Score.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Tcledo-Columbus. :; Toledo .
At St PauI-Kansas City. 5. 81. Paul. e.
At Mlvaubee-M Milwaukee = Minneapolis. ).
At Indianapolis Louisville. 70; Indiana oils, l.
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At williamsrort- WilliamSport 1: York 0,
At Trenton-First game: Trenton {; Altoona,
twelve innngsl Second game: Altoona. 2; Tren-
ton !
At wilmington Wilmington. ;; JOhTstOWn, 2
Al Lancaster-Lancaster. 2; Harrisburg, O.
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Left on basas-St Louis 9. Cleveland 3 First
base On balls-0T Thielman. /: of DneaR. l. Struck
cut-By Dincen. 1: By Thiclman 3. Home INNS
Flick Clarke. Three-base hits-S t0yau. OBuen
Stone Twoyhase hits-ClaIke Stovan. Pickering %.
Sacrifice hits-Huchmau Niles Wallace Double
plavs-Lajcie 20 Stoyall; O'Erien 10 Laioe. Hit
tv uftcheI-Bv Thiclman, + Wild pitch-fhielman
Passed ball-Srtncer. Umpire Nessrs. Evans and
Connolly. Tine of samc-l hour and g minutes
Attendance-290
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

New YorIs, 1G; Washington, 10.
New York, =; Washington, 4.
Boston, >; Philadelphia, I.
Cleveland, 81 ST. Louis, 2.
Chicago, 4; Detroit, =.
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EASTERN LEAGUE,

Al Baltimorg-First game. Baltimore. z; Jersey
City. 2 Second game. Baltimore Q. Jersey City l.
Al Observation-Disclosures. s. NeWarE =
At T0Tont0-First game: Bufas. &. Toronto. O.
Second game-BufTao. g; Toronto
At Montrcal-M0ntreal. A. Rochester o.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

At Springfield Springfield. 49, Norwich. l.
At H0lyoke-Holyoke. s; New LONDON g.
At Hartford Waterbury. 4; Hartford twelve in
ningsl.
At New HsTcn-Bridgeport. ); New Haven .
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FIRST GAME.


First lese by e-rors-New YORK 2; Philadelphia.
Left on bases-New York, S. Philadelphia. 6. First
base on balls-Of McGinnity. J; of Sparks. I.
Struck Be- McGinnty 3. by Sparks 5. Two
base hitS-Dahlen Osborne Sacrifice hits-Bronne.
Courtney. Corcogau. Double play-MCGinuity TO
H1uniin Hit by uitcher-By Sparks !; by Mciiiu-
mtg. /. Umpiree- NessTs, Rgler and Emslie. Time
Of game hour and 50 minutes
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Pueblo-Pueblo, /; Des Moines. l lcalled
ninth.
At DenVer-Sioux City 6; Denver 2
At Omaha-Lincoln 3; Omaha. 2
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Augusta-Augusta, 1; jacksonville. 0.
At Columhia-Columhia. 4; Macon. T.
At Savannah-Sayannah, 2: Charleston. O.
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ATHLETICS NEARLY SHUT OUT.
Davis Triple Alone saves Them
from Reing Thanked By .OId Cy,r

Boston. July davis triple, followed
by an outield fly in the ninth saved
Philadelphia from being shut out to-day.
Score.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At New Bedford Brockton. I. New Bedford, 0.
AZ Hsyerhill-LUwell. ?; Hayerhil /
At Fan Riyer-Worcester. 8: Fall River, 3
At Lynn-Lynn, 5; Lawrence. ;.
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HOME RUNS DECIDE GAME.
Maps Heavy Hitting Gives Them Il
Victory Over Browns.

St Louis, July Home runs did much
toward winning this afternoon game for
Cleveland, to >, two Of them scoring
three Of the Clevelands' runs. Two
triples also counted in Clcyelands' runs.
Score.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Mempbis-Memphis, O. New Orleans. Q.
At Shreveport-Little Rock, 4: Shreveport, 0.
At Nashvillc-Nashvllle, 5; Atlanta 2
At Montgomery-M Montgomery, 4; Birmingham,
zen inningsl.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Binghamton- Syracuse. 2; Binghamton, S.
At Troy-Albany, g. Troy. z
At Utica-A., J. & g., .; Utica, !.
At Scranton Wilkcsbarre, 3; Scranton, z
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CENTRAL LEAGUE.

At Terre Haute-Terre Haute, 5; Grand Rapids G.
At Evansville Evansville. 2: South Bend O.
At Whceling-Wheelins, o. Springfield (seven
innings. rainl
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First base by errors-New York. g.;
Washington > Left on bases-Ncw York.
8; Washington 6. First base on balls-Of
Ortiz, .; of Keefe. I: off FaIkenberg. 1:
OF Smith, J. Hits madc-On Orth. IL in 5
innings; of Kcefe. . in 1 10 innings: off
kitsou, in 2 2-5 innings, of Falkenberg.
in % innings, off Smith. Z in AS in
nings Struck Out-By Ortiz 2: by Kitson.
/; by Falkenberg. l.; by Smith, . Home
run-Ganley. Tw0-base hits-Chase Orth.
Delehanty. Hickman. Jones ~. Sacrifice
hit-Hoffman. Stolen bases-COnroy. ely
mer q. Delehanty. Altizer Double plays
-ConrOy 10 Chase. Delehanty 20 HEX
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
BROOKLYNS TAKE BOTH.
First Game Is Easy, but Ten Innings
Reouired In Second.

New York, July 1.-The Brooklyns
downed the Doves twice to-day. They
rallied in the sixth inning Of the first
game and batted in five runs.
Ritchey's mun and Lumley's three
Dagger gave the Brooklyns the tying run
IN the ninth inning Of the second game.
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TO-DAY's GAMES.

Washington at Boston.
PhiIn dcIphia at New York.
Chicago at Cleveland.
St Louis nf Detroit.
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sOX PUNCHED THEIR HITS.
Detroit Batters Unable to Do Dam
age to Smiths Delivery.

Chicago, July Smith was too strong
for Detroit to-day. and held them to four
hits. The Sox punched their drives when
the, counted most. Score.
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The Sunulnrles.

FIRST RACE-FCr two-year-olds: fye and one
half furiougs Gene Russell. lls u. Martini. IS 70
s. won: Hoilister. il2 lSWanl Z 10 J. second
Jubilee. rs Garner. 10 l. third. Time lH5 35
John Mans Dead Gone Black Sheep. Jim Gaifncy,
Boiaudo Smoker. Goshen Chi4f, Thermi,r, Field
Marshal. Amundsen. and Lady PHYLLIS also ran
SECOND RACES Selling. for three-year-olds and
upward, one mile. Rye. Is Miller. y TO %, won,
Cioisteress q Duganl. 20 l. second. Mary f..
60 Swain. % 20 l. third. Time l59 25 Don
Hamilton Golden West, Brother Thomas, Gold
Lady, BiAeman, and Gid also ran
THIRD RACE-The Mermaid: 300 added: for
fllils three years old, one and oneeiglJh miles.
Yankee Girl. i26 Radtscj. Il 20 g. Won. Kilaloe.
l1I Mountain s 20 J. second; Court Dress. IN
AllIer. % to % third. Time, "a IS. Only three
starters
FOURTH RACE-Haudicap. for three-year-oldi
and upward one and three-siXteeuths miles Dr.
Gardner. iB u. Martini. Z 20 !. Wou, irUnsidts
pas .hoerneri. 90 g. second Red Friar lg7 Lowe
+ p 70 J. third. Time 2Nl Is Orbieiisr. Running
Water Duuyalo Miss Crawford. and Don Roza
also ran, Added starter.
/ FIFTH RACE-Fr thrse-yeaf-olds and upward
I six and One-hsf furlongs On the turf. Gnette ir
I lNCtterI 20 TO- won. CaautnN rs ~ Martini
I so 10 J. second, Ceders.roms. Us Homer % % l.
/ third Time 12l45 Grmaldi Ala Andrew
/ Mack. Fradam. and C0mbstAnt also ran.
/ SIXTH RACE Selling. for maiden two-vear-oldz
fve and onghaf furiours Bridge Whist. lll
! 0B8dtkeI 10 % l. uou Herhe l0l Alusznvel.
4 TO T. second. Glorious Betsy % +. puganl Is %
I third. Time 1903 IS Alex Grant R0simiro, Dot
| lie S. Bis0t- Malaga Catherine ~. Belph0ebie
Al-iua Mason Bsssman Green Goods, Goshen
STAR GAY GIissle, Sukeys Son, and Wsssai ais.
ran.
! SEVENTH RACE-Fiva and onehaf fuluas
Futgr.rv course. Rars Avis lc2 Pres.or.. z 10 D.
/ wrus E-aI EyoX q francis. 30 20 J. second
ST. IaTia &c l. DugaBl. 20 @ tini TIM
I H. Kodak. Richmond Duke Procilvity Donusn
/ Slumb r'ezs. Tinker Ben Treasure Whidjeu. Mrs
/ OFaueH. Wedding Jiu Jr7s. Chorus Girl, and
INlmp4rts also ran.
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Nationals Get Busy.

The Nationals opened up another gap in
the sixth Heydon singled. Clymer
walked, Elberfeld fumbled GanIeys
grounder. Hickman hit safely to center,
Jones doubled to left. and Perrine pelted a
liner to left.
A base on balls to Heydon and Can
iey's homer over Keeler's Uranium gave
the Nationals two runs in the seventh.
The Rev Yorks punched six runs in the
Same session. Williams. COnrOy. Thomas.
Elberfeld. and Chase made hits. Perrine
made a bad throw of Keeler's grass trim
mer, and there We're a couple of cases Of
slowness by Cantrlon's outdeld in getting
under fly balls
Jones scored in the eighth on his double
and ALTERS single. Clymer was hit in
the ninth, stole two bases. and came
through on Rickeys rocky throw to head
him off at third. Williams and Conroy
stung clean singles past the infield in
the ninth. but Hickey and Kits0n were
snuffed out at first Hoffman and Keller
punched singles TO right. FeTrine fumblad
ElbeTfeld's hard roller. and Chase won
the game with a whistling drive over
Delehantys head.
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First base by error Philadelphia l. Left on
bases-Boston 5; Philadelphia. >. First base on
halls-Of Dyeert 2 Struck ogt-By Young .: By
DyCrrt 8; tv Bender . Home un-Y01rg Three
base hit-Davis Twobase hits - Ferris Bender
Grinishaw. Stolen Davis. Dldriug. Grim
shaw. Hit BY pitcher-By Dygert J. Wild pitch
Dycc-t Ump.re-Mr Sheridan. Time Of camel
hour ard % minutes. Attcudauce-j.}s5
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Ninth ReEains Second Place by De-
feating Bethany by TO 1.
srANnING OLE TIE

". l. Pct W L. Pct
Eiata... q g E X NJ. Z 60
Bethany st3
To-dsy's game-F5rst VS. R. L N, at Thirteenth
and streets northeast.
Ninth got back at Bethany for dumping
them out Of second place by turning the
tables on the Worley athletes yesterday
to the tune Of to /.
Gray. for the boys in blue, pitched
masterful game. allowing but two hits
and tanning eight Newgent also twirled
well up to the eighth round. when the
Ninth sluggers found him for three clean
bingles which netted them as many runs.
lie Mat. the former r. L NJ. player. was
seen in the Bethany lineup. lie Mat had
himself transferred. thinking that his
former team was about to give up the
ghost r. !. II. will, in spite Of the recent
troubles. have nine eligible players in the
field this afternoon when it meets the
league leaders.
The official score.
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First base by errors Brooklyn. ]: Boston. . Left
on hases-Brooklyn 4; Boston, T. First base on
haHs-Of Bell 3: Of Young Struck out-By
BED g: by Young g Twobase hits-Lunlcy, Ten
nsy o. Beaumont. Sacrifice hits-Bstch. Ritter.
Bates Stolen l8ses-Cssey Lewis Sweeney. Brain.
Double plsyS-Leai5 70 J1rlau p Jordan % Ritter,
Ritrhcr 60 Tenrev Hit by pitcher-By Bell l. Wild
ldtch-Youug. Ump.re-Mr. Klein Time Of gamc-l
hour and 80 minutes Atteudaucc4e0.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Philadelphia, ., New York, I.
New York, 2; Philadelphia, o.
Chicago, 3; Pittsburg, 2.
Brooklyn, g; boston, 3.
Brooklyn, 3; Boston, 2
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DR.. GARDNER WINNER
BannOckburn Colt Takes the
Handicap at Sheepshead.
OPENS FAvORITE, BUT RECEDES
With Jack Martin Up. He shows Old
time Speed and Wins In "a Drive
from Wbitney's IrOnsides-Running
Water Is Well Backed, but Weak
ems in the Stretch-Red Friar Third

New York, July DIR Gardner re-
deemed himself to-day when he won a
handicap at mile and three-sixteenths,
with top weight, 126 pounds, in 2;0l1-5, but
this time the Bannockburn colt ran I'M
backed by his stable connections, for
he opened favorte at to l only to re-
cede 20 T. while the money OF the smart
players backed the New Castle stables
Running Water down to II to O.
Or. Gardner with Jack Martin uT
made all the running, showing much Of
his old speed and stamina and standing
a drive at the end, where he defeated
IN. p Whitneys IronsIdes, backed from
Is down to 9 to ?. by three parts Of a
length.
The latter mad a half length over Red
Friar. z to 1. with Orbicular. backed from
y to s. a length away, after bad-lookine
ride on the part Of Mountain. Running
Water weakened in the stretch.
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also eligible
FIRST RAcE-Fbe and one-haH furlOnssi for

FOURTH RACE-The Iat9nia Oaks; 5000 added
for tiree-y ear-olds and upward; and onequarter
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NOTICE.
June 5-12-19

Notice is hereby given to the citizens
of the Second ward of the city of Rich
mond. Wayne county. Indiana, and to
all others concerned, that |, the under
signed. a male inhabitant of the state
of Indiana, and a continuous resident
of Wayne township, Wayne county. In
diana for more than ninety days prio"
hereto and prior to the time of the
filing of said application. and a person
over the age of twenty-one years, and
person of good moral character, in
tend 10 apply to the Goard of county
commissioners of said county and state
at its next regular session. commenc-
ing upon the first Monday in July,
1907 for a license to sell Intoxicating.
spirituous, vinous and malt liquors in
a less quantity than five gallons at
time and permit the same to be drunk
on the premises where sold, in accord
ance with the provisions of an Act of
the General Assembly of the state of
Indiana, approved March 18th. 1875.
and all amendments and additions
thereto. and all other laws of said
state now in force in relation to said
business. I hereby state that | an
aud will be the actual owner and pro-
prietor of said business and am not
acting as the agent of another and
do not propose to and will not conduct
said business as agent or partner of
another person.
The precise location of the said
premises in which | desire to and will
sell said intoxicating liquors should a
license be granted me is as follows
towit:
Being a certain room on the ground
floor of a certain two-story brick
building. in the southwest corner
thereof, located upon the following
described real estate. to wit: A piece
of ground in the city of Richmond,
Wayne county. Indiana. commencing
10 feet north OF the southwest cor
ner of lot number seventy 900 in
that part of said city laid out by
Charles w. Starr. running thencf
north fifty-five l55) feet. more Of
less; thence east sixty-six f66l feet
thence south fifty-five t55l feet, moro
or less; thence west sixty-six (66p fee
to the place of beginning; said piece o
ground being a part of lot number 70
SdIu f0OlH 10 I0tdltd III Tie SouiuWEo
corner of said building and said builds
ing is located on the east side of North
Seventh street between Main and
North A streets in the said Second
ward of said city of Richmond and is
now used as livery stable. except
above described room.
CHARLES CHRISMAN.
June -J-12-19