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-FOUR FAVOR|1ES
MADF GOOD At
brighton TRACK

New York. July 23.--Gene Russell, the
heavily played favorite. won the Under
graduate Stakes, 5la furlongs, at Brigh-
ton Beach yesterday. defeating Bell
weather, which was backed down from 20
to i TO TO !, in a drive by a neck. Corn
cob was third. Gene Russell broke In front
and made all the pace. When he was
offered for sale he was bid UP to $500.
and secured by S. c. Hildreth. This was
an advance OF $500 over his rated selling
price. -Four favorites won.
A. b. Dade will do the starting at
Brighton Beach for the remainder OF the
meeting
First race, selling. furlongs-Jacobite.
l02 ed. Dugan), 1 10 3. won; Bad News,
il2 QIerbert) 20 to 1. second; Golden
West 100 CWalsh), 30 to 1. third. Time
l:l2 As Blandy, Botanist Chinchona.
Work and Play, Big Ben. Grenadier and
Suffice also ran.
Second race, steeplechase, about 2la
miles-Good and Plenty. 16S (Ray), 10 to
20, won: Dr. Karth. lH (Anchibald), to
/. second; Grandpa, 157 q. OyBrien), 5 to
Flam fell.
Third race. lie miles-Star Cat, 81
CClare), Z TO /, won: Workmaid, 81 MAR
shalD. to /. second; Chief Hayes. lO1
(Boadwee), 6 to ], third. Time 1:T 3-5.
D'Arkle. Binnepee. Nagazam, Thomas
Hoy. Cutter and Ivanhoe also ran.
Fourth race, the Undergraduate Stakes.
5h furlongs-Gene Russell. 100 (Mountain).
TO 10. won; Bellweather. 1O2 U.owe). 8 TO
l. second Corncob. l02 (Notter), 2 10 ].
third. Time 1901 S-5. Fashion. Joe Nea-
Ion. Meniauk, Rscs and Glorious Betsy
slro ran.
FSfh race. iI-Is Understanding Wa
a
&c. Dugan). 6 20 1, second; Sonoma Belle.
lO7 q. Johnson). - 20 1. third Time
1:t6 Is Ruby also ran.
Sixth race, 6is furlongs, selling-He
Knows. 1oi. (Garner). 20 2. won: Wood
lace. 100 (Notter), IL 10 5. second: Single
Stone. 96 cBcckman). IL 10 I. third. Time
.05 as Masks and Faces. Lady Bard.
Eydent. Serv1lle. silver Ball. Smirker.
Ella c., Lancashire Lad. Alloy, NIm-
porte and Ltholm also ran.
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the Peri III second and Little Haste third
Spinnakers were set for the run TO the
light, where they were taken in and bal
loon jibs set. The Novice crossed the
finish line at :O5. with an elapsed time
OF hours minutes and 8 seconds. The
Peri III was second and the Little Haste
third
The Little Rhody had a wal<over In
her class. beating the second boat by
more than % minutes. She had a long
lead at the judges boat the first time
around and increased II on the second
leg.
The 2-foot sloops made n pretty race
the three boats finishing less that two
minutes apart. with Ondarah leading
With the Scatt ruled out and the Eliza
beth yet 10 be measured, the race for
25-foot cats was not decided. although
the time made assures the Ina being re-
turned a winner. with the Elizabeth sec
ond.
The closest race of the afternoon was
that OF the H-foot cats. The boats kept
nearly together over the entire course.
with hardly a minute between them at
the finish. The dories. the 12-foot .sloops
and the launches made close finishes
Fred I. Fields Comfort was used as
the Judges boat and was anchored d.
rectly off the club house. The regatta
committee. consisting OF David c.
Stranger. chairman; Irving A. Hougfi and
Frederick l.. Drown, made its headquar-
ters on the boat
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the second. George pushed three square
over the pan and retired the batter. Nor
gan then grounded TO Harry Lord VINO
made fine stop. ana with TWO OUT MICK
ey Corcoran smashed one 10 right that al
most rolled TO the carriage fence Cor
coran pulling up at third. Shean doomed
a long fly TO middle. but the cautious
Phelan pinched the sphere
The merry -go-round In the second Tor
the Grays only stopped when LORD pur-
posely allowed himself 10 be caught out.
Peterson started n all with whistler 10
right Jack Phelan promptly sacrihced
and when Brown muffed Keefe's throw
the runners took third and second. Bill
Absteins mighty double cleared the
bases. and Black gave the fans a glad
surprise by hitting one over Browns head
and sending In Abstein. Herbst was then
put in and Crawford opened up on him
by advancing Black 10 second. Mack
doomed TO middle. but McConnelfs timely
tap to middle let the little youngster nm
ish the trip. Rodgers muffed Lords drive
and Harry purposely allowed himself TO
be caught out.
Crawford in the third robbed Herbst of
n hit by knocking down his bid and re-
firing his man at first. Then Mack pass
cd a couple OF men, but Crawford got
under Browns try for Texas Lacquer,
ending the inning
BY some OF the fastest base-running
seen on the local grounds this season.
Jack Phelan managed TO complete the cir
clean-cut fashion toward first base. and
beat the throw by a mile. Then while
Herbst was holding the ball, Phelan again
got away with his trick OF stealing, while
the pitcher held the ball in his hand. Not
content with this. he sailed to third a
moment later and came home, as Clarke
threw high over Morgan.
Clarke tripled past Poland In the fifth.
but Herbst and Joyce could do nothing
for the cause and ne died there. In the
fifth Mcconnell walked. Lord sacrificed
and Poland laid down a bunt. but Peter
sons grounder was employed to catch
Mcconnell off third, and Phelan's fly end
ed the round.
Morgan's pretty smash, after Brown
had walked, gave the Royals two In the
sixth. Absten doubled In the Grays'
half. and on Shean's mum OF Joyce s
throw. Bill went to third. When Shean
made mess OF Blacks roller the Grays'
captain tailed. Black was doubled trying
to make third on Crawford's long fly to
Joyce.
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The regatta of the Edgewood Yacht club
In the annual series OF the Narragansett
Bay Yacht Racing association was held
yesterday The wind held strong during
the greater part OF the afternoon. but fell
somewhat toward the end. and reefs
were shaken out and everything that
would draw set. the big sloops making
pretty sight as they bowled up the
bay under mainsails and balloon jbs.
Thirty-three boats started in the eight
classes and all finished The winners
Were: Class p. 30-foot sloops. unde-
cded; class G. 25-foot sloops. Little
Rhody: class r. 21-foot sloops. Ondarah !;
Class u, 5-foot cats. Omene: class V,
2l-foot cats. Marguerite: class X, 12-
foot sloops, See; dory class. Brownie,
and launch class, Tri.
In the 3o-foot sloop class the Novice
was the first to finish. but a remeasure-
ment will have TO be made before the
prize Is awarded. As she defeated the
second boat by over a minute, however.
II is the general opinion that she is
safe. The Scatt, after winning the Is
foot class for cats by more than four
minutes. was found on being meas
ured 10 be trife over an inch more
than Is feet in length. and was ruled
out.
Courses 2. 4 and were sailed over as
follows
Course 2-crossing line off club house
to Rock Island black spar buoy 8. pass
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C. OF C. RACE
POSTPONED

Detroit. Mich, July Flowing to
heavy rain which fell late Sunday even
ing the rack track at Crosse Pointe was
too heavy and clinging for racing yester-
day, and the opening events OF the Blue
Ribbon meeting were postponed until to-
day. This announcement came late In the
day. as il was at first thought that the
heavy wind and hot sun of this forenoon
would dry the track sufficiently for rae
ing. The events will be raced today, as
scheduled. starting with the Horseman
and Spirit of the Times stake, the Cham
ber OF Commerce pacing stake and the
2:1S trot.
Dan s.. driven by f. F. Geers. will un-
doubtedly be the favorite in the Cham-
Der OF Commerce. with Leland onward
(2.1314), the second choice.
The other probable starters In the event
are
Tommy H.. b. g., Vance Nuckols.
Billy Seal. b. h., Walter Cox.
Requisition. b. g., Thomas Wynne.
Shaughran, b. h., Dan Kane.
Major Mallow, b. g., w. II. Mallow.
Lady Patch. b. m. G.. ID. Custer.
Reproachless. blk. m. George starr.
Jerry b., ch. e., Walter Cox.
Village Boy, b. r., NJ. IL. Reardon.
William o., blk e., Il. f. Geers.
Miss George, b. M, Charles James.
Hidalgo. b. e.. Lon Mcdonald.
Bonanza, b. e., j. +. Meyer.
Tommy Grattan. b. g., G.. II. Ester
brook.
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Runs--Jones Crawford 3, Cobb, O'Leary.
Mullins; Hartsen, Nichols, Davis-3.
TwoIbase hit--Davis. Three-base hits
Crawford, Oldring. Sacrifice hits-Jones.
Coughlin. Double play-Payne 20 Downs.
Left on bases-Detroit 3. Philadelphia 4.
First base on balis-Off Mullin 1. Hit by
pitched bail-Bv Mullin l. Struck out-By
Mullin 8; by Plank 2. Wild pitch-Mullin.
Time-2h. Umpire-O'L Loughlin.
CHICAGO l. BOSTON 1-l2 Innings.
Chicago and Boston played 12-inning
tie game yesterday at Chicago. each scor-
ina one run. The game was called by
agreement TO allow the teams 20 catch
trains for the East. only an hour AMI
IA minutes was required for the first nine
innings. Score:
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RECORD NUMBER START IN
LARCHM0NT Y. C. RACES

New York. July 22.-Ninety-ei yachts
"a record number-started yesterday in
the first series of races of the Larchmont
Yacht clubs race week" Interest in the
schooner class was increased by the ap-
pearance for the first time this season OF
the Elmna, owned by Frederick +.
Brewster of New Haven. NJ. +. Plants
Ingomar. fresh from Bristol. with a new
suit OF sails, made a better showing than
usual, but both she and the Elmina were
defeated by the apparently invincible
Queen. She outsailed the Ingomar min
utes II seconds and the Elmina minutes
"a seconds racing over triangular
course of 31k miles in light easterly TO
southwesterly breezes and smooth water.
Cornelius Vanderbilt's Aurora and Harry
+. Lippitt's Winsome were both beaten
by George NJ Pynchon's Istalena. The
Mink won in the New York Yacht club
30-foot class.
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M'LEAN Is
CHAMPION

Boston, July 23-Hugh Mclean OF Chel-
sea- by winning last night the 3o-mile
event. the last in a series OF middle-dis-
tance motor-paced bicycle races at the
Revere cycle track. became the cham
pion OF America, by a score OF 13 points
in his favor. James Moran OF Chelsea IL
second with IL points. and Bobbie Wal
thour OF Atlanta, Ga. who was last years
champion is third with nine points. Nc
Lean won last nights contest in a min
utes 40 2-5 seconds. Moran was second and
Walthour third.
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AbSTE|N'S SLUGG|NG AND
PHELAN'S THEFTS STARRY

The Royals cut down the Grays' lead In
the first OF the eighth. although Abstein' 5
homer more than made things up In the
Grays' half Peterson doubled TO right
field and Phelan beat a. hunt 10 first
Then Abstein came up with his bing TO
left centre and the game was clinched
Crawford also singled. but Mack hit into
a double play. Lord at third made some
lightning stops and several times robbed
the Montreal players OF hits. Peterson
chased over to the Montreal bench I'm the
seventh and fell down In catching Joyce S
hy The Montreal team claimed he
dropped it. but Conway said nay Craw-
ford was also on his mettle, and made
some elegant throws. Joyce's catch way
over the foul line I'm deep left was the
fielding feature for the Royals.
The
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Hits-Off Coakley in s innings; Off
Smith none I'm / inning Sacrifice hits
Lobert. Mowery. Lobert, Ritter. Maloney.
Stolen bases-Lobert. Bumley. Double
play-Lewis 10 Alperman TO Jordan. Left
on bases-Cincnnati s. Brooklyn 6. First
base on balls--Off Bell 6; off Coakley 2; off
Smith l. First base on errors-Cincinnau
. Struck out-By Bell 8: by Coakley l.;
by Smith l. Wild pitch-Coakley /. Time
-1h 5Sm. Umpire-Klem.
sBatted for Coakley In eighth.
xBatted for Ritter in ninth.
PHILADELPHIA 2-5, ST. LOUIS IL.
Philadelphia took both games OF dou-
ble-header from st. Louis at Philadelphia
yesterday. Score:
(F'irst Game.)
Innings go. IL 8 10
Philadelphia :. % 0 Ia
St Louis .... 20 o o o o o o OIL
Batteries-Richie and Doolin; Karger
and Marshall
Second Game)
Innings .... .....1 2 3 s 7S9
Philadelphia go. % o 0 2 2 ! ks
St Louis ...........0 o o o o 0 o OIL
Batteries-Brown and Doom: McGlinn
and Noonan.
CHICAGO 2, NEW YORK O.
Chicago defeated New York at New
York yesterday, Chance and Hoffman
bringing in the winning talles. Score:
Innings .... .....1 s 8
Chicago ...... ......0 1-2
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Jersey City. July 23.-Jersey City sur
prised Toronto yesterday by whitewash-
ing the leaders by a score OF 3 to o. In the
opening game OF the mid-season series
between these teams at West Side Park
Kelly's men were powerless to decipher
Pfanmillers delivery and their four bin
giles were so widely separated they were
unavailable for run-making. Pfanmiller
helped along his own success by setting
the pace with a three-bagger and scored
the first run which carried victory with 1t
when he crossed the plate. The score:
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BRYN. .MAWR JUNIORS
WIN IN NATIONAL POLO

Lake Forest. ILL.,. July 2s.-The Bryn
Mawr Juniors yesterday defeated tho Fort
Riley Juniors Mt onv antsia, 16A. points TO
T. In tns third gsme Of the HstSnai psfo
championship, and earned the right 20
play in the finals against OnwentsSa for
the Junior polo championship next Wed
nesday.
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PITTSBURG 8, BOSTON 4-l3 INNINGS.
Boston, July 23.-Yesterdays game last
ed 13 hard-fought innings before Wag-
ners three-base hit and a long fly gave
Pittsburg the victory by TO 4. Dorner' $
wildness at the start gave Pittsburg a
lead, but Abbaticchio's error and later a
wild throw by Gibson enabled Boston to
tie the score. Gibson's triple and
squeeze play then gave the visitors
run, but the first OF Brains three doubles
and Bates lucky hit carried the contest
in TO extra innings. The score:
PlTSRIIRG
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.... 3 o o o o o 0 i 3
Boston o O1 o 2 0 o. 4
Runs-Anderson. Leach. Wagner 2. Glib
sons Beaumont 2, Randall, Dorner-h
Two-base hits-Brain 3, Needham. Ran
dali. Wagner, Leach. Three-base hits
Gibson. Wagner Hits-Off Camnitz 3; Off
Leifield /; off Dorner o; off Young /. Sac
rihce hit-Tenney stolen base-Wagner.
Double plays-Needham to Brain; Cam
nitz to Abbaticchio Wagner to Abbatic-
chic. Left on bases-Pittsburg Z; Boston
10 First base on balls-Of Dorner 4: or
Camnitz g. Hit by pitched ball-By Dor
ner-Anderson: by Leiheld-Randan
Struck out-By Dorner I; by Young l; by
camnitz s. Passed balls-Needham, Glib
son. Umpres-Carpenter and Johnstone
Time--2h. 46m
sBatted for Camnitz in the eleventh
,Batted for Dorner In the eleventh.
CINCINNATI 2, BROOKLYN 1.
Manager Hanlon won a game from his
old club at Brooklyn yesterday, Cincin-
natl defeating Brooklyn by score OF
20 l. IL was ninth inning victory, the
winning run being scored by Mowery. who
crossed the plate twice for the visitors
during the contest Score:
CINCINNATI
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Reinstatement 2. Pfanmiller--S. First
base on errors-Toronto 2. Jersey City z.
Left on bases-Toronto 3. Jersey City a.
First base on balls-On Pfanmiller i; on
Rudolph I. Struck out-By Pfanmlller
4: by Rudolph 1. Three-base hlt-Pfan-
miller. Sacrifice hits-Bean,, Hanford.
Stolen bases-Clement 2. Thoney. Double
play-Schany 10 Pfanmiller; Sentelle TO
Merritt Umpires-Sullivan and Mccarthy.
Attendance-600.
.,UFFALo s. NEWARK B.
Newark. July 2. 23.-McCarthy's ineffect-
Iveness. coupled with his wildness. gavs
the Bufraioos a lead yesterday that Me
Newarks we're unable 10 overcome. al
though they made a rally In the ninth and
might have won had Tozed not gine
10 the rescue OF Currie. McCansrty, who
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uns-McConnell, Peterson 2, PheIhn 8,
Abstein 3. Black-l0: Brown 2, Morgan z,
Sacrifice hits-Lord. CRAWFORD, fhelan'
stolen bases-McConnell, Phelan 2. Two
base hits-Abstein 2, Peterson, Herbst.
Three-base hits-Corcoran, Clarke. Home
runs-Abstein. Morgan. First base on
balls-Of Mack 4; off Herbst 1. Struck
out--By Mack 8. by Herbst 2. Double
piays-Joyce to Morgan; Herbst TO Cor
roran to Brown. Wild pitch-Clarke.
Time-lh. Ann. Umpire-Conway.
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GOSSIP OF
PUGDOM

Ogden, July 23.-The refusal of Taro to
keep his agreement with Cyclone Thomp-
son to box 20 rounds at Glenwood on We'd
nesday evening has resulted In much
better contest for the same day. Articles
of agreement for 20 rounds were signed
up Wednesday between Thompson ana
Pete Sullivan of Fall River, the latter be-
ing represented by It. II. Gleason. Man.
ager Grant Is conducting the contest ana
guarantees to Sullivan % per cent OF tho
gate receipts. win, lose or draw, In addl-
ton TO the purse division. and Is guar
anteed $500 regardless OF the outcome OF
the match. This will be a much stronger
drawing card than the previous match
and will bring up n big crowd from Salt
Lake and the surrounding country. Tom
Painter has been selected as referee.
There will also he three prelimlnaries, IN
which Billy Hamp and Muggsy School
will meet some men yet TO be secured.
Cyclone Thompson received telegram
from Charles T.. McIIugh OF Los Angeles,
saying that Jimmy Burns refused TO take
on Cyclone.
WON'T BOX MANTET,L.
T. +. Gleason, manager Of Frank Man
tell, the Pawtucket boxer. received last
night a telegram from Charles Williams
OF Rock Springs, Wyo.. that he was sick
and could not keep his engagement with
the Rhode Islander 10 box 20 rounds at
Murray last night. Williams first wanted
a side bet and then ringside weight. and
when Mantell camo forward with both
Williams finally, took sick and could not
fulfill his part OF the contract.
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new ENGLAND LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Lowell 8. Fall River 1.
New Bedford 4. Lawrence 0.
Lynn 4. Brockton 2.
Worcester 3, Haverhill 0.
GAMES TODAY.
Lowell at Fall River.
Lawrence at New Bedford.
Lynn az Brockton.
Worcester at Haverhill.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE STANDING
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Norwich 3. New Haven l.
Holyoke 3, New London 2.
Springfield 4, bridgeport 8.
Waterbury-H y-Hartford-Rain-
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DETROIT 9. PHILADELPHIA 3.
Detroit, July 23-F1ve clean singles In
the eighth inning. with some daring base
running, gave Detroit Ave runs and the
game Plank had the locals puzzled for
seven sessions, and Meklin was not hit
much outside OF two innings. Crawford's s
hitting practically won the game. The
erorso.
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SILVER LAKE l6, pOCAsSET 8

silver Lake added another victory by
defeating the Pocassets by the score Of
IS TO s. thus making ~ their 18th straight.
Pitcher McGrath held the Pocassets TO
four hitA
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago 1. Boston 1 Oh innings).
New York s. st. Louis 4.
Detroit 6, Philadelphia 3.
Cleveland 8. Washington 2
GAMES TODAY.
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KunS-btttfnan. SCn1fn z, MCJOhHe1I,
Currie 2-6; Zacher. Stanage 2-3. Two
base hits-Murray, Mattress. Stanage.
Sacrifice hits-Nattress, McAllister. Muir
ray. Bases on balls--Off Mccarthy q; off
Currie q: off McCafferty 2. Struck out
BY Mccarthy 3: by Currie 8: by McCaf-
ferty 1. Hit by pitcher-By McCafferty 1.
Passed bail-Shea. Hits-Off Mccarthy 8:
of Currie Z. First base on errors-New-
ark 1: Buffalo 2. Left on bases--Newark
s; Buffalo 3. Double play-Murray to Nc
Connell Time--2h. Umpire-Owens. At
tendance-30G0.
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P|TTSBURG AND BOSTON
IN 13-|NN|NG BATTLE
Yesterdays RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago 2, New York o.
Philadelphia 2-5, st. Louis IL.
Pittsburg s. Boston 4.
Cincinnati 2, Brooklyn l.
GAMES TODAY:
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburg at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
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sBatted for McCanerty in ninth.

Baltimore. July 23.--The Orioles won the
first and the Bronchos the second game
OF a double-header yesterday. After Um-
pire Cusack had almost given the Bron-
chos the first game In the NTH inning the
visitors refused to accept the gift. and
by errors by Malay and Henley the ORR
olee managed 10 overcome the lead and
won out in the nth inning.
After two were out, and with Henley
on first base Malay hit 10 left field. Tho
CONTINUED on Page 81
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TEAM
GETS THE BRUSH

relieved Mccarthy, pitched good ball.
The score:
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BASEBALL
RACING
BOXING


Yesterdays results:
Providence. 10: Montreal, 4.
Jersey City. 3: Toronto, 0.
Buffalo. 6: Newark. 3.
Baltimore. 81: Rochester. Al.
GAMES TODAY.
Montreal at Providence.
Toronto at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Newark.
poohastow - natfv,,ora
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hoitN and lofty.

That ticket sellers of theatres hav,
many queer experiences with the pub
lie has often been demonstrated 10y
the recital of incidental of actual hap.
ponings, but It is doubtful II any of
the recorded instances rival the col
loQuy which took place at the Ere
mont thoatcr Boston, during the On
ragoment Of the Hoity Toity there rc-
Gently.
During the sale for the afternoon
performance woman with a little
girl took her place in line, and when
she reached the box office window
laid down 10 cents and said
Two, please
The treasurer looked dazod but me
chanically repeated the usual phrase:
Dollar and a half scycnty-fiye,
fifty and twenty-five"
81 want two for 10 cents" said the
woman
Nothing cheaper than % cents,
second balcony, outside to the right.
ratified off the treasurer.
The woman was indignant aud an
gritty demanded why seats We're not
sold as advertised
They are said the treasurer.
"NcNt. please"
They are not persisted the wo.
a
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-17
Mayor Pardons 4 Mule

Mayor dunno to.uay issued a pardon
Tor a mule. The action was taken on
the assurance Of State Senator E. J.
Rainey that the prisoner at the city
pound had never before offended and
would be good in the future.
The mule is the property of Gerald
Broderick, Is years old, who appeared
In the Mayors Office armed with a
letter from the senator He peered
over the high railing and caught the
attention of Abe Merinbaum, bride.
well pardon clerk.
I want a pardon" said the boy.
WHO for?' aske. Merlnbaum.
you have locked up my mule" an.
swered the youngster with catch in
his voice.
Merinbaum read the Senator's let.
ter consulted with the Mayor. visited
the deputy controller and pardon
was arranged.-Chicago Daily News.