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WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-pursc 500. three-year-oIds and up
rard selling six furlCngS Prolific, q iSwaiul 2 TO
l. Won, Ballot Box is ~. Foley. 20 5, second
Frank Collins, lo5 Burtonl, 20 /. third. Time
lis 25. Impertinence. Helen Miller Monere Cliff
ton Forge. Silver Tail. Taunt and Western also ran
SECOND RACE-Tomnahat. lO6 u. Kelly, II 20
l. Won; MaXton, los IEibei. TO l. second; Moere
5 Connolly TO l. third Time l02 Is Lsto-
hatchic. Catharine F., Bayou Lark, Boil Weeyill
aud Lee CrJst also ran.
THIRD RACE - Purse. Shine On. 10 ID. Bo-
land. , TO J. won Matte H. l03 Swain 20 l.
second; J. ". O'Neill l05 CN0relaEdi 20 5. third
Time l:lS IS Gracious, Redondo, Snowman, Ruil-
oba. Reticent. and Brazil also ran
FOURTH RACE-NCte, lC6 Niorelandl, 2 70 l.
won; Secret. g Fanbrotherl, 20 2 second The
Gem. IS Alucahey 10 ). third. Time. 4I6 81
Mrs. Annie, Neodesha, Cursus, Bourbon News and
0baUn also Tan.
FIFTH RACE-Ena, 10 tMorelandl to l. won ;
Black Barbara. 10 ID. Boland) even. second; ;
Middleton Maid 10 (Kunzl. to . third. Time
o5j 25. Ella B., CantlCss Repetion May Bren-
nan Meadow Green and Sans Reproche also ran.
SIXTH RACE-ROyal River 81 lDelaby), % 3
won: Bye BYE II, l02 Swain, TO l. second: Doe
Kyle, l07 Murphy z 70 /, third. Time, l4L
Bath Maria, Plead. Little Boot and Edwin H.
also ran.
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Hanorer............... OOo2i o-3 I3 4
Harsrstown........... l ? 0 Olx7
Batteries-Wege and Weaver; schrader and Peas
ter. Umpire-Slr. Judds
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Totals ...-. 71i2s IS 0
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First base by euors-Southen Railway. 5: 81.
Stephens l. Left on bases-S0uthem Railway. 8;
St Stephens. 8. First base on Eells-Of CLARK. 2
Struck out-By CLARK g. by Hampton. g. Hons
r7In-Copelaad. Two-base hits-AHsley, Sutton, nc,
knight. Sacrifice hits-Ansley a.. HAYDEN. Stolen
bases-Hamptcn. King Lynham. Ansley. Hu BY
pitcher-By CLARK , Wild pitch-Clark Passed
ban-Kraft Umpire-Nlr. Parsons Time Of game
hour and % minutes.
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winchester, :; CatonsvilIe, 1
D The Washington Herald

Special TO The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va. July 2.-Catonsvilie
(Md.) Country Clubs team was again
defeated this afternoon by Winchester.
to l. Firse Baseman Mcdonald. of
Winchester, made the longest drive of
the season, and LUhn. for Winchester.
made u sensational catch in right field
Pitcher Cantwell, for Winchester
struck out seven men. and Ulch. for Ca
louisville, four men The only error was
made by the visitors.
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BOSTON WINS FROM PHILLIES.
Visitors Take Lead Early in Game and
Are Never Headed,

Philadelphia, July Boston started
a series Of four games here with the
PhilUes by winning the first one by the
score Of 2 TO l. The visitors from
Beantown took an early lead in the
game. and the Phillies, although they
rallied in the ninth, were unable to
reach it, and SO went down 20 defeat.
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Oarsmnn Glnss Hns Recorered.

New York, July 2,-Gordon Glass, No. 6
Of the Harvard University crew. who was
unable to row at New London last Thurs
day owing 70 a sudden attack of pleurisy.
is at his home in this city. and has so far
recovered that his physician says he Wiz
be out tomorrow. Glass is a son Of Vice
President Chester Glass, of the Mercantile
National Bank.
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First base by erJrs-Br5Jklru Left Cn tazs-
Brod,lyn. s; New YCrs, o First base Oh balls
OF Scaulsn. {, OF Ames, I. Of Lunch. Hits
msde-Of Ames. 2 in one inning. Of Lynch. 80 in
seven innings. Struck out-By ScauIan. g. hr Lynch
> HOME rln-Lunlev. Three base Lits-Sc1rlan
C0TcUrau. Tw0-base hits-Judau. Seymour. steItu
bases-l0riau. Double plsys-shauurn 70 C-Tc-ran,
Lynch 20 Corcoran u HaHn'au. Wild p,ch-Ames
Umuirrs-Alessrs KLEIN and ltri-r Time q game
I hour and 90 minutes Attendance 90.
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PIRATES DOWN CARDINALS.
Beebe Responsible for Loss Of Game
by wild Throw.

Pittsburg. July 2-Pittsburg won from
ST. Louis this afternoon by better all
round playing. Both pitchers performed
well. but Beebe was partly responsible
for the loss of his own game by a wild
throw in the second inning, which let ia
one run after he had given a base on
balls. The feature Of the game was
great running catch by Konetchy. the
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Commerce and Labor Made Triple
Play, but Lost to Treasury.
STAINING ar THE TT ANS
To-day's game-Post.ofice vs.. Interior. SIS p. N.

Treasury and Commerce and Labor gave
a clever exhibition of the national game
yesterday, the Money Handlers winning
by to O.
Commerce and Labor had a bad inning
in the first session. Treasury scoring two
Of their runs at this time The Laborites
then settled down and the remainder Of
the game was brilliantly played.
Donaldson was on the firing line for the
Treasurers, and was very effective. hold
ing the Statisticians down TO three scat
tered bingles, two Of which were made by
Doc Kleinschmidt Wheatley pitched a
good game for Commerce and Labor. but
his bases on balls were costly, as two
were turned into runs.
The feature of the game was a fast
triple play by the LabOrites in the third.
Vic Bielash took care of seven chances at
second. and Gertman ami Kleinschmidt
made pretty catches of line drives.
The official score:
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Prince Henry plans Auto Races.

Berlin, Germany, July 2-Prince Henry
of Prussia intends TO establish an annual
automobile touring contest, replacing the
Herkomer competition. which will be held
in England for the next three years. It
is assumed that the races under the
auspices of Prince Henry will occur in
North Germany.
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RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Sheepshead Bay.

FIRST RACE-sh furlougs.
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First base BY err0rs-Chicago l. Left on bases
Chicago. Z; Cincinnati. H. First base on balls-Of
Lundgren 3; of Overall /: Of Coakley 2; of Ma
son l. Hits made-Of LundTen. in Is in
nings; II Coakley. 8 in innings Struck out-By
Bundgren, /; BY Overall 2. by CuaFicy Three
base hits-Mitchell, Camel. Two-base hit-Lobert
Sacrifice hts-Lobert. LundgTen Stolen base-
Chance, Huegins. Double plays-Huggns Lobert.
Ganzel Unipire-Mr 0'Day Time Of gane-I
houT and IS rninuteS Attendance, 2.S90.
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First base by errors-Treasury. g. Commerce and
Labor. i Left on bases-Tressury. 4; Commerce and
Labor. First base on balis-Of Wheatley 3
Struck out-By Donaldson. 2; BY Wheatley Z Three
base hit-McCarthy Two-base hit - klenschmilt
Sacrifice hits-Kinney. Gertman. Lord. Fulcher Hes
ter Stolen base-McCarthy. Double play-Schreiner
70 Bielasd 20 Dampier. Triple play-Kinney TO
Dampier to Kinney to Sehreiner. Umpire-Mr Belts.
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Earned rlns-IIeveI1n1 2 FlI5t base bT CTT0T-
Chicago. !. Left on bases-Cleveland 10; Chicago O.
First base o. b3Ils-Of Joss ?. OF Walsh l. struck
out-By JOSS .; ny Walsh. Z. TUp-base hitS-Laioie.
Hinchman. Sacrifice hits-Bradley. o BrieU. Stolen
bascs-Flick Birmingham ~. Double play-O 'Brien
70 Laioie 70 St7Tal. Hit by pitcher-By Walsh. l.
Umpires-Messrs OL0ugilin and Evans Time OF
game-l hour and 40 minutes. Attendsnce-j,l50
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Left on tdses-R. J. N, Z; First, s First bass
on baIls-Of Symonossis, j, OF Litchfeld. J. Struck
out-Bv sym0no skie. Q; by LftChdeld. 8. Two-has5
hits - C. Richmond Tuur Sacrifice hits
Brooks. King johnson. stolen bases-Bucklsy.
stccker, Turner %. Double pays-King tunas-
sisted; Turner % Harris Hit By pitcher-By
Litchfed l. Umpire-NIr Holman. Time of gams
u hour and . minutes
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LUNDGREN WILD, YET WINS.
Fails to Benefit from
Numerous Bases on Balls.

Chicago, July 1.-Two bases on balls
and two hits gave Chicago three runs in
the fourth inning and the handicap was
too much for the Reds. Lundgren was
very wild and yet escaped with less dam
age than Overall, who took his job in
the eighth inning. Score:
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.Batted for Mnren in ninth inning.

Earned nns-Boston. l; Philadelphia. l. Left on
bases-Boston, s; Philadelphia, 3 First base on
halls-Of DoneT !; of Nloren. 2 Struck out-By
Dorner, 6; BY Moren. T. Two-bass his-Brain
Kuabe. Sacrifice hit-DurneT Stolen base-Dooin
Double plays-Dorner 70 Brain to Ritchey; Grant to
Doolin 70 Courtney. Wild pitch--Morcn. Umpire
Mr. Emslie. Time Of game-l hour and 40 minutes
Atteudance-250 503
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TO-DAY,s GAMES.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
81. Louis at Pittsburu.
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
STANDING or THE TEAMS
BROOKLYN vANQUIsH GIANTS.
New NorkS Unable TO Hit Seaman
When Bingies Are Needed,

New York, July 2-The New Yorks
could not hit Seaman az Washington
Park to-day. while the Brooklyns
raped both Ames and Lynch and won
easily. McGinnlty and DahIen We're
chased off the field for kicking. Score.
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To-lsy's eame-Goverument Printing Oace vs. II.
lautcs. al First and " streets northeast. al SIS
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At Harrisburg-First game: Lancaster, 3. Harris
burg, .. Second game, Harsisbur- 8; Lancaster. g.
At WilliamsD0rt-Will illigmsp1Tt. 5; York /
At Treut0n-Trent0n. 3. Altoona. O.
At Observation-Disclosures. 2: Jobnstoyvn 1
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Nemphis-Nemrhis. o. New Orleans for
feite1l
AZ ShreTeport-Li.tle Rock. 3: Shreveport, O.
At Montgomery Montgomery TO- Birmingham. /
At Nash7iile-First game-AtlaRta, s; Nashville. g.
Second game-NaShIiile, ,: Atlanta O.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Mllwausee-kansas City. Z: Milwaukee /
At anap0lis-T0cio s: Indianapolis. @
At Minne1uolis-St Psul, ;; Minneapolis. g.
At Louisyllle-Louisyille, Z. Columbus 2 twelve 1
innings.
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First base on balls-Of Camuitz. 2; OF BeCbs g.
Struck Cut-By Camnltz. 8, by Beobe. I Three-base
hit-Gihson Sacrifice hits-LeaCh. konctChy Stolen
bases-Auderson, Clarke o.. Wagner Double play
Byrue 20 KCnetChy. Wild pItch-Beehc. Passed
ball-Noonsn- Umpire - llr Carpenter. Time Of
game-l hour and % minutes. AJteudanGe-224
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Totals ..... 4 sZ7u !
Totals ..
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FOURTH RACE-Handicnp, one and One-quartef
I.ntonia.

FIRsT RACE-For and one-half furlongs; pu
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RHODE ISLAND BLANKS FIRST
Symonoskie's Curves Too Much for
the League Leaders.
Crnck TWirIer Holds Capt. Clements
Men TO -Four Scattered Hits.
Score L to o.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

To-day's game. Bethany rs. Waugh.
Thirteenth and D streets northeast, $50,
Rhode Island Methodist. by plucky play
ing and seemingly enthused with that
get there" spirit that wins games, white
washed First. the leaders Of the league,
yesterday, by 1 % o.
Joe SymonoslIie's pitching was easily
the feauture. Although he was touched
up for one more hit than was his oppo-
nent. LitchfeId, the bingles. came at mop
rnrfnre moments The srnre.
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Piedmont Wins Agnin.

Cumberland, Nd. July Piedmont.
which took the place Of Cumberland in
in the Western Pennsylvania League.
won again to-day by fast playing.
Finn. the minor southpaw from Vale
Summit Nd, did great work. Score:
R.H. E.
Clarssburg............ O2I0O00 IA /
Piedmont 0 0 0 0 e-5 10 .
Batteries-Neutzing and Terriu; Finn and Gribben.
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POUND WADDELL AND BENDER.
New Yorks Drive Tive Athletics TO the
Bench and Win.

New York. July 2.-The hitting of
Keeler and Chase helped the New Yorks
win out to-day in an uphill battle with
the Athletics Both teams batted hard.
Waddell and Bender being driven to
the bench. Score:
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Balumore-First game. jersey City. 5; Balti-
more Q. Second Esme- Baltimore, G; Jersey City, 5
At Pr0rdence-Pr1yldence (: Newark. g.
At Toronto-TorUnto. q: Buffalo i
At Observation-Disclosures J.; Montreal. O.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lvnn-Lynn, !; Lawrence l.
At Fan River-Fal River I. Worcester. l.
At L0wen-L0welI. 3; HaverhiI. :.
At New Bedford--New Bedford I. Rr0ckt0n.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At SDringield-Sprngield G.; New London. 3.
At HolyUke-Holyoke 3; Norwich. ,
At MISUNDERSTANDING, 9; Hartford. :.
At Bridgcpou-Bridgcpcrt .: New Haven. ;
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DETR0ITS DEFEAT BROWNS.
Donovan wild. but Good Batting
Saves Game for Him.

Detroit, Mich, July 2-St. Louis was
always dangerous to-day, as they had
men on bases in every inning but two
Donovan was very wild at times. Sensa-
tional fielding was lacking, but Donoyon,
Crawford, and Niles batted strongly
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WHITE s0X SHUT OUT.
BY Fast Fielding the Maps Take First
Came Of the Series.

Cleveland, July 1.-The Maps took the
first game of the series to to-day.
Doubles by Lajoie and Hinchman and
Flick's single drove in CIevelands runs.
Fast fielding enabled Joss to blank the
visitors. Score.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Utic2-Utica, ?; A. J. & G., O.
At Observation-Disclosures / Syracuse. /
At Troy-Troy. I; Albany. s.
At Scrantoa-Scrauton, J.; Wilkosbare, I.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Augusta-Augusta, 2; Jacksonville. 0.
At Columbia-Columbia. Il: Macon. O.
At SayaHnah-SaTauah. 0: Charleston. 8
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FAIL TO HIT HUGHES
Long Tom Proves a Puzzle
to BOStOnianS.
RELIEVES PATTEN IN SECOND

McGuires Get Too Familiar with
Cases Delivery, So CantillOn Saves
Game by Making "A Change of
Pitchers-Jesse Tannehi1I knocked
Out of the Box in the Fourth.
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'Batted for Powell in G

Detroit ...................... 0 0 0 2 Is
ST. Louis..................... 0 0-5
Earned rIns-Detroit, 2; St. Louis, @ First base
by errcrs-Dctroit. 2; ST. Louis 3 Left on bases
Detroit. 3; 81. Louis. T. First base on bails-Of
Donovan, 4; of Powell /; of Petty l. Hits made
on Powell, II in innings or Petty, in ! in
ming. Struck cut-By Donovan. 8; By Powell.
Two-bsse hits-COUg,,iin Crawford Niles Sacrifice
hits-D Donovan, ID. Jones. Schmiit. T. Jones Stolen
bases-Hartzel Niles. Double piays-Stoue and
Spencer; Schmidt and Schaefer. Wild pitcl-Dono-
van Umpire-Nir Connolly. Time Of game
hours. Attendance, 22E
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Philadelphia. So 0 0 OF
New YoTk............,.,... 0 0 Is
First base by eu0r-Phladolphia /. Left on
bases-New York. 10; Philadelphia II. First base
on balls-Of Kitson, T. OF Waddell, 2. Hits made
OF W2ddel lin innings. of Bender, I tin 2 Is
inningsl of Dygert (in ! inningl Two-base hits
Chase. Williams, Conroy, Morarity. Oldnng ~.
Schreck Sacrifice hits-Conroy. Kitsou, Nichols
Dygert. Stolen bases-COnroy. Williams. Collins.
Oldring. Double plays-Conroy 10 Williams Wad-
dell 70 Cross 20 Davis; Cross 10 Davis Hit by
pitcheT-By Waddell. l. wild pitch-Dygert. I'm
pires-Messrs. Hurst aud Stafford. Time Of game
2 hours and 30 minutes. Attendance-30Oo.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Southern Railway Gets Into Third
Place by Defeating 81. Stephens.
STANDING OF TIE TEANIs

,l,,.tr. y /. Pst & 5. s.-Ds.n. " p, 3,
Atlantics...... 4-6d5 Columbia. 3 : as
South. By.... 81 G. P. o.. 2 IA
Todsy's eaue-Soye-ument Printing Oace vs.. At-
lautics At First and " streets northeast. al SIS
With Hampton in fine form, the Souths
ern Railway obtained an easy win over
St Stephens Institute yesterday by
70 J.
Rube Clark. who was on the slab for the
West Enders, deserved better support
than was put up behind him. Heinrich's
work al third base was erratic. O'Brien's
work in the field and Copeland's swatting
were the features The Southern Rail-
way jumped to third place by yesterdays
victory. The official score.
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Hngerstovvn Wins from Hanover

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown, Nd, July 2-Hagers-
town won the first game from the Han
over team here this afternoon by the
score Of ! to 3. Schrader was hit rather
hard, but the team back of him PLAYED
good ball Wege was in good form
but was given rather ragged support
Score by innings:
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Washington. o; Boston, 2.
New York, s; Philadelphia, :.
Cleveland, 4; Chicago, o.
Detroit, s; 81. LOuis, ..
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Special to The Washington Herald

Boston, Mass, July 2-After losing the
double-header in New York yesterday, the
Nationals cleaned up Jimmy N1cGuire's
crowd which had taken three out Of four
games from the Athletics in the preced-
ing series. Score, S to 2.
Tannchm and Patten started to pitch.
but neither went the full distance, the
Washington box artist being taken out at
the end Of the second inning, and Bos-
TONS southpa'5 retiring after he had been
to the bat in the fourth. Both Of them
were bumped rather freely, especially
when hits would 90 a lot Of damage.
Long Tom Hughes succeeded Patten,
and PrUitt was sent in by Boston TO finish
the game. Hughes was in fine form, and
only on one occasion did the home team
threaten 70 score on him. That was in
the seventh, when, with two out, Sulli-
van got his base on a tumble by Altizer.
and Parent followed with a hit Hughes
then promptly struck out Congalton. The
game was rather slow. there being few
difficult chances in the field.
Scores in the Second.
Washington got q good start in the
second inning. After Anderson and
Jones had been disposed of Perrine
worked Tannehill for a base on balls and
Altizer lobbed a Texas Lacquer over sec
ond. There being two outs, Perriue was
taking all he could on the hit. Sullivan
had no show whatever Of getting him
at third, but he threw the bail there and
it went d mile over Knights head and
landed in the bIeachers. PeTrtne and Al
tier scoring.
Boston got busy with Patton in their
half Of the inning. Grimshaw, the first
man UP. WAS hit with a pitched ball.
Barrett was an easy out at first, then
Ferris, Shaw. and Tannehil followed
with singles. all Of which were good for
two runs, and these We're the only runs
scored by the home team during the
game.
Washington tailed once in the third on
q hit by Ganley, a sacrifice by Delehanty.
and a hit by Anderson. Two more were
made in the fourth on hits by Altizer.
Warner. and Hughes. Their last run was
made in the seventh on q base on balls.
an out, and an error by Pruutt
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FIRST RACE-suffTage, Us lNcttsr,, 9 20 To-
won; J. C. Core. ig Aillcrj 10 l. second: Bar
barry Belle, 50 (E. Dugaui. 9 20 J. third Time. iIs
tncken'hcrpe. san Alviso CedeTstrome and Gal
aFaut also un
SECOND RACE-Phautom. rs Ray). 70 s.
Won Jimmy Lane, l53 lowensl. 70 1, second
sheriff Williams. L2 tKOchler 2 70 2 third. Time
5.ls. Parsm Kelly. C0mmodgre Fontzine Fixing
Machine. and Lar0ne also ran
THIRD BACE-NotasulFs, 1l9 Gamer, 2 20 5,
won: Julia Powell IL ssndgi z 20 J. second .
farkTieE, III Horuer. 90 % J. third Time
l0l % Meggs Hill Tartar Maid. Black Mar.
stviite Keep N0ring Laslrslla H. JaTottr. and
Bav1Te also ran.
FOURTH RACE-COttontoWn. rs lSandyI 70 TO
l. won, Sir Lyunewood. l)i Preston Is 20 !. ssc-
end FUst Premium ne Booker, % l. third
Time, la3 2-5 Cairrgcrn, Prince Hamburg Cos
Maid. Zamoesia. Wexford. and Gmpple also ran.
FIFTH BACE-S3racinesCa. rs Miller. 6 % 5
won. Tony Boua0, 10 Mountain. Is % J. second:
Cod Bali. l9i T. Duganl, 2 20 J. third Tine
1879 l-j Zethus, Dreamer Caboch0u George s.
Davis. and II Captain also ran
SIXTH RACE-Ioe Neal0n. @ fE Durqnl. ? %
2 ven. Hal. % Hsrtyi. 20 J. second. Biskra
81 walsh. . 20 J. third Time, lls2 IS. scsuop.
MoutaUk Alauda. Taskmas'er. Wild Star. Orera.
Martha Jane, Thomas CslhJ1u, Bearlau. Band
Box, and Bewitched also rn.
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TO-DAY,s GAMES.

Washington at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at Cleveland.
ST. Louis at Detroit.
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WESTERN LEAGUE,
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Omaha-Omaha, .; Lincoln. 0.
a. Denyer-DsuTer, p. Sioux City. 5.
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COTTON TOWN FIRST
Ten-tO-One Shot Takes the
Handicap by a Head.
WEAGENS NEAR THE WIRE
Race I'm Feature Event
at Sheepshead Bay-CaIrnROrm, the
FRvOrite, Never COntender-Sir
LynnewoOd, who Finished Second,
should Have Taken the Race.

New York, July 2-Cotton Town, a 10
10 l shot won the Long Island handi-
cap at a mile and a furlong. run at
sheepshead Bay to-day, in sensational
style, by a head.
After following the pace set by Prince
Hamburg, 10 l. and Coy Maid, u 10 J.
for mile. he shot TO the front with
commanding lead, but toward the end
Of the going he weakened and had 20
be put under a heavy drive
Sir LynneWOOd. Is 10 /, who ran second,
should have won. He was knocked back
on the far turn, losing half a dozen
lengths only TO come again with
powerful rush through the home stretch.
He finished three parts Of a length in
front Of First Premium. to l, who began
slowly as usual Crowding on the lower
turn carried Zambesi, to /, and Crap
pie, Z 10 !, wide. these horses losing so
much ground that they were practically
out Of Il when they turned into the
back stretch, where Grapple was again
inteTfered with.
Cairngorm. TO 1 favorite was never
able 70 get near the vanguard. The time
was 1.53 2-5.
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'Batted for Pruitt in ninth inning.

BOstOn...............0 0 o o %
Washington.........O . . 0 0 1 0 O-6
First base by errors-Boston. .; Wash
ington, l. Left on bases-Boston. To-;
Washington. 8. First base on balls-Of
Tannehiu. ?; off Hughes. 2 Struck out
by Tannehin 2; by Pruitt 5; by Hughes.
l. Sacrifice hit-Delehantv Stolen bases
Altizer. Warner Parent Double plays
Pruitt to Shaw to Grimshaw: Congalfon
TO Grimshaw. Umpre-Nfr Sheridan
Time of game 1 hour and 80 minutes
AttenGance-322 22q
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Boston, 2l Phils deIphia, /.
Brooklyn, <; New York, 2.
Chicago, - Cincinnati, 3.
Pittsburg, Il 81. Louis, 3.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-05-30
TONY
From the Tony Enterprise


Mrs. Elizabeth Leonhard was the
guests of Ladysmith friends several
days this week.
Miss Emma Heinecke, who has
been sOjourning in st. Paul for some
months, arrived home yesterday.
kitchen shower was rendered to
Miss Dora Sharrah Monday last at
the home of Misses Frances and Clara
Helm.
Al. j. Jackson suffered a relapse a
few days ago and though very
sick man his condition is some i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moritz Fritz, who
have resided on the Yankee place,
west of the village, for several years,
moved this week to Ladysmith.
Ed Strop Jr. and family arrived
here this week from Bundy, Wis,
where they have been living, and are
now domiciled with his father in the
town of Grow.
Mike Sinnick, young lad living
south of town, while driving a horse
from the pasture at his home, was
kicked in the forehead the fore part
of the week, infiicting painful but
not dangerous wound.