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The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17
Little Locals.

Miss Vera Douhan was a Denver
visitor Monday.
See the metal opera bags, purses
and card cases at Glaciers.
Mrs. George Fisk went to Denver
Thursday, returning Friday.
Miss Jennie Keith went to Fort
Morgan Tuesday on business trip.
Your job printing will receive
prompt attention II sent to The Tri-
bune.
Nice, modern home, facing Nor
NAL grounds, for sale. Sanborn &
Houston.
James Height. of McArthur's
store, expects to leave Monday fol-
Kansas City.
This is the season Of the year for
horse blankets and lap robes Call
on F. A. Gates.
Mrs. Alice Shawber of Grand
Junction was the guest OF Mrs. Z.
W. Beer last week.
Archie Camp left last Monday
for St. Joseph, to attend a big horse
sale there this week.
Take your Sunday. dinner at the
Camtield. Served from 1890 to 80
Music. Full orchestra.
We have large and complete line
Of heating stoves at all prices. Nc
Cutcheon Hardware Co.
Edwin Starkey is in Chicago at
tending the national convention OF
the Implement association.
Special sale on hats Friday and
! Saturday at Miss Floyd's, corner
Ninth avenue and Seventh street.
Mrs, N. Fl. West returned to Colo
RADIO Springs Tuesday after weeks
visit with her neice, Mrs. Z. b.
Wood.
Mrs. Calvin Randolph and Mrs.
Fred Dresser spent last Saturday ID
Eaton, the guests OF Mrs Minnie
|
Doherty.
The Juuior l.. r. L. will meet at
tho home Of Mrs. A. Z. Leake, l4'3
r,fth street, at 2:30 Saturday,
Oct. 10.
Misc Rebecca McClelland left last
Thursday for New Castle. Pa, where
che was called by the serious Illness
OF her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Speer leit
LOST ,ruesday for several months trip
o.st They will visit in Chicago
To,edo and New Castle, Pa.
Mrs. Lewis Montgomery and son
,o,t lasr Tuesday for their home IN
I.1rnta after three weeks visit with
har mother, Mrs. Hannah Munce.
1,ckman Baxter returned home
,,st FRIDAY evening after speno,hs
am m summer at his cottage near Estes
pa,k Part OF the time his lam''
was with him.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. hcC,e,lan' ,S'
and two daughters and S B. hcolsa- ,
land left Tuesday for New oas.,e, ,
~" where they were called oy 'he
.,,,rs d. illness Of their mother
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EOR RENT-A NUMBER OF FARMS
T. lying near Denver: good houses are
comfortable accommodations for ten nants;
the size OF the tracts varies, 80 that any
one with an equipment to properly care
the land has been in cultivation from one
to ten years and is provided with. with Roth ;on
raiiroad stations are from one to five
miles distant; good tenants with suffici
ent equipment can secure hTst,ciassp p 10
ervoir Irrigation Co., 711-l4 Ernest &
Cranmer Building, Denver, Colo.
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DOR SALE-THIS COMPANY OWNS
IT I2.OOO acres. OF land, lying from five
to twenty miles from.Denver, all supplied
with fine water rights, both from direct
in any sized tracts to actual settlers at
reasonable rates and upon very easy
terms. When desired buildings will be
OF nearly every section are in hay and
there is no more fertile land to be found
in Colorado. 1t will be pleasure to show
the property to prospective purchasers
and Appointments may be made at the
company's offices. Denver. Reservoir lr.
rigation Co., 71l-l4 Ernest & Cranmer
Building, Denver, Colo.
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FOR Rent.

NOR RENT-NEW BUILDING; .25xsO;
Il ? stories and basement; suitable for
implement house. r.. l.. Orr. Central
acksmith Shop.
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Il QUARTER SEQ
Pom market: plenty OF
n; itch soil; $40 per
Drumm.
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IDAHO SNAPS

1856 ACRES. Fine beet land. adjoining
sugar factory, nearly all in alfalfa, small
bearing orchard, stone house 30x30, shed
for 6 teams, granary, chicken house,
fenced with woven wire, good water
right. A snap at $40 800. Can be handled
with 50 900, cash.
We have fine list OF bargains. Cores
pondence solicited.
KNOWLES 4 PLATT,
Idaho Falls, idaho.
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CRES LEVEL BOT
improved, ls feet OF
a; 4 miles to Greeley:
Newton Il Son.
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lRAL HAY PRESS.
III circle; self feeder:
p' l73 5th-st.. or
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Ne SQUARE PIANO
dition: $40 down and
thompson Music Co.,
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AMBLER" AUTOMO-
in fine order; a. bar
DDS automobile shop.
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BE- 3. ROOM BRICK
IS Of land: bargain If
Martin, s13 9th-st.
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EOR SALE-SECTION 33, TWP.o N, r.
Il 81 W.; good land coming under ditch
soon: fine reservoir site; $1,000 per acre;
liberal terms.
WI Section 26. Twp. 2 N, r. 81 W.:
house; barn; fenced: 100 acres under cul-
tivation; 80 acres under Brantner Exten.
sion; shares ditch stock; al! tillable;
xS, 10000.
N. +. a Section 4, Twp. l ~, X. 81 W..
fine smooth place; no coal rights re-
served; offer.
Other bargains in farm and Denver prop
critics. l.. X. Mulford. Sole Agent, 3O5
Colorado Bldg, Denver. Colo.
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DOR sALE-IMPRoVED so ACRES IN
e 8. +. Kansas: also house and lot in
Newmarket, Iowa; and l6O acres near
Sterling, Colo. Will exchange any OF
these for Greeley properties or groceries
Also 100 acres . miles N. f. Of Greeley;
under No. eXtension; would divide this
tract and sell an 80. See owner at the
Cash Grocery. F. w. Abbott. Box 300.
Greeley.
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e s0ACRE FARM
ht; u, miles from Gree
phone 66s5 Red.
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ID BUSINESS OPEN
ey and surrounding
artin, sl3 9th-st.
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Ice FA r NJ S A N ID
)reeley district. Crone-
BIS 9th-av.
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WANTED LIVE, HUSTLING LIFE
w INSURANCE Agent who can devote
full time, in Weld county. District Man
new policy is "a winner" Rates lowest;
guarantees most liberal o. o. Orr. Man
ager. Denver.
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EOR SALE-5OO WELL-BRED YEAR
II ling ewes.
go well-bred rams.
thoroughbred registered shorthorn
bulls.
2good work teamsi ,o.
Phone Greeley 397.
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Lost and Found.

OST-PA!R GOLD FRAME GLASSES
anz n old iron case. J. A. Alexander,
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GROOM, PART MOD
lawn; full lot; shade;
II Drumm.
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EOR SALE-l SPAN GRAY MULES:
+ and yrs. old; weight 23OO lbs; well
good walkers; true to pull;
guarantee them every way; price $4%5-oo
One mile west, half mile south Of Seeley's
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I OST BETWEEN MRS. HOUSES
~ Dry Goods Store and the Coronado
Bullding,boX plated brown coat. Find.
er please leave ut Tribune office.
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EOR sALE-4O TO so:ACRE TRACTS
Il orlarger; good land best water right; !;
new buildings: terms, one.fourth cash,
Phone 2l72 black. S. L. W. ranch,
H. e. Witwer. Manager. Greeley office,
Sl3 Sth-av.
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WANTED POSITION AS HOUS e.
W keeper, by middle-aged woman. In
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t'op.ND-BUTLERC COASTER BRAKE
1 bike. Owner can have same by prov
ing property and paying for this notice.
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i - dark blue open face; monogram NJ.
i; " on back. Reward. Return to
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17

EOR SALE-A TEAM OF YOUNG
II horses; thoroughly broken a n d
sound; ready for hard work; weight 1900
pounds. Address John +. Painter, Rog.
gen, Colo, or telephone Hardin between
and at night.
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h lO-ROOM MODERN
(s from Normal; $500.
IS gth-St.
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WANTED POSITION IN GENTS
w furnishing and clothing store or in
good character; good references. Address
w. Z. r., Tribune.
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HORSE SHOEING-THE FINEST IN
II the land, at the Central Blacksmith
Shop, 500 7th-st.
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Uses OR LOTS ON
ent plan. Crone-Curtis
ay.
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WANTED : WASHING AND IRON
~ ing-called for and delivered. 615
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WANTED-A GIRL FOR COOKING
w and general housework; best wages.
Apply sl7 5th-st or telehone Red $40.
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EOR SALE-A $500 JOHN NJ CABLE
II Cabinet Grand Piano: has been in use
but short time; has been left with us
for sale, and will be sold cheap. Mrs,
James Thompson, lOl4 7th.av.
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EOR SALE-2M ACRES OF FINE GAR.
i den land 9 blocks from the Normal;
Broom house: barn l6x40: with beet and
cabbage crop; &170O; easy terms; must
sell, Houtchens 4 DrImm.
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N'ANTED-CO TO BREAK
w careful attention; good treatment.
w. p. Slusser. APO Sth-av.
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N SMITH & WESSON
Phillips.
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EAp- GOOD WORK
Oth.ay., or phone Red
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EXILE EG Sd U ST
Martins Grocery.
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NOR SALE r. s. HOWARD PIANO;
r 1900. Or will exchange for potatoes
and help harvest same. 81 0th-st.

JSOR SALE BAY DRIVING TEAM
Il five year old Hambletonians. Sorrel
work mare, six years old Bay work
mare. Two year old geldine. well broke.
Red Front Nero. Co.
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Miscellaneous.

" AN El1-hIISlD ENOE LII CLOoC
w in. Crone-Curtis Realty Co.
DICKLE KEGS FOR PUTTING UP
i kraut, for sale at Martins Grocery.
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Help and Situations Wanted.

w ANTED GOOD GIRL FOR GEN
w eral housework. j. H. WooIf.
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WANTED-A TENANT FOR l25-ACRE
W. farm. under No: extension. Swede
Share to the s'ys e99a
provements. H. FL. Croll.
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WANTED-SOME GOOD LOANS
w low rate and easy conditions; pri-
vate funds. A. NJ. McClenahan.
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RM WAGON AND SET
a Phone Red 7G.3.
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HOUSEKEEPING STOCK REGIsT.
and both sexes. Carpenter ranch.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25
TO-DAY'S GAMES.

Boston at New York
brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
St. Louis at PittSburg
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MANY GOLFERS ENTERED.
successful Tournament Promised for
Lynnewood Hall CUP.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Philadelphia, Pa. May 2L-For high
class entries the Lynnewood Hall CUP
tournament at the Huntington Valley
Country Club May 81, June ! and 9 sur
passes any golhng contest that has been
held in recent years IN Philadelphia. The
tournament is certain 10 be OF champion
ship caliber. as the best golfers In the
country are entered on the lists. and
never before, with the exception Of a ma
tional tournament. has there been such a
representation OF classy golfers from all
sections of the country as viii participate
in this contest
Prominent among the entries is Jerome
D. TTavers, the brilliant young metropoll-
tan golfer Of Montclair, who last year
secured the first leg on the Lyunewo0d
Hall Cup. His effort to capture a second
leg on the cup Will be contested by such
sterling players as George Lyon, OF
Canada, former national champion; VIII
Fownes, Of Pittsburg; Fred HerreshCf
Of Garden City a youthful phenomenon.
Marshall WhitlarCh, Of MOutClair and
possibly W. j. Travis Of Garden City
who needs no introduction to golfers
In addition, there is coming North for
this tournament a trio Of experts from
the Houston CTeX) Golf Club. consisting
of A. w Pollard, Bryan Heard. and
David Rice The SOutherneTs are pre-
ceded by a great reputation for good golf.
From the Allegheny Country Club. Pitts
burg, Pa, are coming O. D. Thompson.
T. J. Byers, and J. f. Porter. The Mont
clair Golf Club has q third representative
IN William T. Cross. From Washington
comes Louis Weaver. and another promi-
nent New Yorker IS Walter Brown Sev-
eral OF the best New England golfers
have announced their coming. but I'D 10
date their entries have not been received.
Philadelphia viii be represented by the
best golfers in this territory. As the en-
tries do not close with the tournament
Of the Huntingdon Valley
Country Club Abingdon P. O., Pa, until
May %. it is impossible at this time 70
announce all the well-known players who
viii compete.
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RESULTS AT W0ODBINE PARK.

FIRST BACE-F0r three-ycarolds; six f1riorFs.
Mriisscme Boy, lT tkunzl. evcn won; Psytanis,
rs N. Murphy % J. second. Loretta Mack Il3
lIllHl 5 70 J. third Time Is Renewal OGcsr.
Atviza, Autumn King Wallace g., Dankai ROYAL
Jig Hess and Gov shaw also ran.
SECOND RACE-For two-yesr-olds. five furiongy.
Johnnie Blake. l5 lNiCoU % z Won. Lawless.
l3 .DiErinsI. 8 70 /. second; Cieu Turrey. rs
Lloyd. 70 s. third Time, 100 50 Eleanor,
Fav. DredEC-. Co0rlhis Lad CaHotie Lake, Ketch-
cmika Burt g Lewis and Oriental Queen also ran.
THIRD RACE-1Isple Leaf Stakes; for three
yCar-olds; ouc and onesixieeuth miles. Sea Wall
~ Mcdaniel. % g. won; Kelpie IL y. Kelly
70 g. second, Scotch Pebble IL ,Kunzi % I,
third Tine. l:59l5. Cav Dora Maggie ONsill
ard Beine de SAKE also Tan.
FOURTH RACE-For thrCevoar-oii and upward
ono and ouc-eirhth miles Inferno, &c Mcdaniel
70 g. wen; Lotus Eater. y iDigginsl, . 70 l.
second: Minnie Adams ~ lNicioO, to s. third
Tine i.52 }5. Lord BoaHsr-es. Edwin Gum. and
Martin DOYLE also rsn
FIFTH RACE-steeplechase two and oue-hsf
miles Picktime. l55 BRAZIL. 10 ? won; Goldrun,
I51 Pending. ( 70 /. second Richard Jr. Ia
.FrickcrI % l. third Time. SIS Gostfell Garcia.
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HCn on the Bases.

Wild Bills characteristic fault allowed
Washington 20 have a runner CT two on
the bases in every inning but the sixth.
but he always made the visitors hit when
the crisis came. and his support did the
rest Force plays abounded and in the
first when Washington threatened, Don
ovan himself threw Ganiey out at the
plate.
This was the only occasion aside from
the scoring inning, in which Washington
succeeded in getting a man past second
A bit, Cobb's single 70 right, and
wild pitch let Detroit score IN the first.
Safe drives bv OLeary. Donovan. D.
Jones. and C0ughli7 scored three more
IN the second. and from that time on the
batting rallies came frequently.
Donovan was himself the star per
former of the DAY at the stick and his
base running featured every time he got
on.
The game was devoid of fielding fea-
lures
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RESULTS at LOUISVILLE.

FIRST RACE-0ne mile Light Note. ll0 F0yl,
~ % l. wen: DR.. Spruin ll3 IHennessyl { 70 l,
second: Scaipock. 10 Lee, to g. third Time,
l,i 5-5 Florzel. La Cache, Sultry Meredith. Lsdy
Ellison. Princess Orna. Airshp. Hustled Harmakis
and De70ut also ran.
SECOND RACE-Selling seven furlongs. Posing.
10 Brown. 5 20 ?. won: Oak Grove loi .0tti. 6 70
!. second. R1yal River 81 Bllocl even. thId Time.
g 40. Caiita, Dorothy Scott Fay. Camille Family
Talk, Nedra. Miss Kitty. Lizzie Mclean Lidwa.
Miss HaWley. Leta Duffy. and ImpertInence also ran.
THIRD RACE-SiX fwl0ugs. Miss Alert 50 True
mani. 10 2, won; Mortihoy. S. tShrryel 6 70 1.
second Nat B.. lC2 Bolandl ! 20 . third Time.
IA Is. Buskinette, Glenarm Layeita and Usuy
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Steerlochase handicap. about
course KildOe. 40 RUSSELL 70 3 won; Naran.
l2 iMouisonl, ] 70 . second, Gaceland Is az.
Areal, 3 10 J. third. Time. % 3-5 Percy Green.
New Amsterdam, Lady Jocelyu. and Dr. Heard ran
out.
FIFTH RACE-rour and cue half flrlor-s Bosom
Friend, lo2 Mcintyre, 70 70 J. won. Margaret Ran
dolph 2j Buterl, to I. second; Lattice les Leel
/ 70 2 third. Time 0j5 20 Silver Cup. DANDY
Dancer, Demonstrate. Roberta Moore. 'Tis Ne.
Merry Blue RUBY c. Fair Sorceress. Edna Motor
GIense. Ada o. Walker. Lady Irene. and Balla
also ran
SIXTH RACE - Selling. one and ue-sixteenth
miles Bottles. lCs Vic6cnsl 70 J. won; Quagga
2 tBilaci. Is 20 J. second; Bendgo. li2 "A. Brown
Z 90 l. third. Time. LIS Is. Horscradish Dulweter
Lacy Crawford. Ourdi Druien. Flip. High Bear
Rather ROYAL. DelestTune Docile Anna Day, Cold
spray, and Louise mcfarland also ran.
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LOCAL TEAMS PLAY TO-DAY
Georgetown and George Washington
Meet at National Park.
Judging by the Surprise TWO Weeks
Ago Good Game should Result
This Afternoon.

George Washington and GEORGETOWN
win meet at National Park this afternoon
In the second game Of the series between
the two universities.
The Hatcheutes sprung the biggest sort
Of a surprise on the west enders two
weeks ago, and Coach Cummings men
are confident Of making another good
showing this afternoon a large crowd
is expected to see the game.
Capt Smith has not decided upon what
pitcher will perform for Georgetown. but
Carr viii probably be the choice for
George Washington. Tom Brown viii
umpire.
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GOOD SPORT At OAKLAND.
Big Handicap shows Neck and NecI.
Contest.

san Francisco May g4-The handi-
cap to-day at six furlongs resulted in
one Of the best contests seen here in
long time. Six horses were heads
and uecks apart passing the saddIery
paddock, where Lisaro luckily got
through on the rail and won going
away. Sugar Maid secured the place
by q neck from Royal Rogue. Gossiper
cut ont the pace. and looked like a
winner on the far turn. but she faded
away in the last sixteenth.
Frascuelo, the old Ethelbsrt geld
ing. won the third race at 40 10 l. lie
was practically unbacked Security
was an odds-on favorite in the last
race at five furlongs. He got Off fly
ing. but backed ND in the last twenty
yards, when he was passed by Eokomo.
Jockey c. Williams was indefinitely
suspended for his recent rides on Lii
saro and The Skipper Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Fm frlongs Dareinston, Il2
Grlhami. Il TO To- won Ben Stone io9 Sandy
J. third Tine. l92 rs. Swede Same Last 60,
SaUcy M kaTenia s. Beds, Lady Adelaide, St
Der-C0. Mormon. and Wherevi'hal also ran.
SECOND RACE-Aiiie; selling Sea Air no
fLvnrnl. 20 /, won. Jolly Witch. 10 iAlarCi. =
20 T. second, War Times, 10 lBorsT. % 70 l. third
Time. l.i2 Crigi Mistress Of Rolls Budget. Sc
rruity Good Cheer. Stoma Elba, Darthua. and
Maud Muller also ran.
THIRD RACE-0ue and one-eiehth miles Fras-
clCl0. l0l lynch, 20 20 I. won. Royal Maxim i9i
.GrshanI. q o s. second. K0go. l1- ,G10icli6l
20 l. tlird. Time. l;5j Is Toas. Treasure Seeker
Saclst- Dgri m and Gulliyer also ran
FOURTH RACE Handicap; six furlores Lislro
10 lKeoghi. 20 !. won; SuS1r Maid. 10 &C..
Williams 6 20 l. second; ROYAL Rogue, lDl iSandyi
to J. third. Time. l.l3. Ocean Shore, Go,siuer
Native Son. Burning Bush. and Otts Prize also ran
FIFTH RACE-One and one sixteenth miles Fun
uysis 100 .Sien;reyI. Is 20 l. wen, Isimalian, los
Lyuchl, 10 J. second Sahara. rs lDayis 20 ,,
third Tine, l.S IS. Brisrs, Hsrbor, Woodthorpe.
Rotrcu SwaFzcr, ard Badcr also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Five -eiEhtas of a mile. KoScmo,
@ SANDY. 2 20 J. won. Security. lG Fischer,
Z 70 TO- second The Sultan. l17 tBTelI. 60 TO ],
third Time, l3) 25. Billy Mayham, Smithy Kane,
Yadioo. Sir Preston Whitestone. and Egyptian
Princess qiE1 I'm
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Totals -

Totals --.... p B 0 Totals ......2 z "a 0
'Batted for Gibson in eighth inning
'Batted for Hall ia eighth inning
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STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.

New York, May 2i-The Bostons had
their bats with them to-day. and with
their hard hitting and fine fielding beat
the New Yorks. Patsy Flaherty made a
home run with the bases filled in the sec
ond inning. Bresnahan has been sus-
pended for a week by Manager McGraw
The score:
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Mooksis. Incantaticu. Russell A. Eas,erioy. Frank
S1msrs. and Dulciau also rsn
SIXTH RACE-F1r four-7esr-olds and upward .
six furi0uEs. Merry England ia Mcdaniel %
3, won; Charley Eastman ia Nioou. s 70 2 sec-
0nd; Gabrielle. l0 IFoisyi, even. third. Tine
LIZ +5 spes Asterisk, F. +. shaw. and Midas
sls1 rsn.
SEVENTH RACE-1Iaideus. thrre-year-1l1s and
inward six flrlours. Monkey Puzzle. ll3 'Nic'u,
- I, Won; WINS Green. l1j LLOYD. ! 70 o
second; Lyndhurst l0s Mcdaniel 70 5. third
Time Ia - skipper. True Dora InoTerzve
Node. Nettie Carta. Transition Blackstone Arthur
Rosenfeld and Muvarey also ran
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Pension ONCE Team Wins.

The Pension Office team defeated the
Metropolitan ball team by z to Il. on
the Monument Grounds yesterday. The
features were the batting Of Carter and
Madden, and a one-hand catch by Long
for the Pension Office. Score:
r. r. E.
Pension Offce........s OOoO4Oo2-l u (
Metropolitan .---.-..2 3 0 0 0 Ill S
Bstteries-Pension Office, Woertendyks and Balm
Metropolitan. Whitcomb and Burgiss
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New York, May 24-Seven races were
run to-day at Gravesend. and in four Of
them the public choices were defeated
Two OF the three successful favorltes
were Suffrage and Grimaldi, both at pro-
hlbltive odds
The Parkway Handicap provided the
hottest kind Of a finish. Coming from
the ruck IN the last quarter Of a mile;
Blandy. coupled with Don Enrique, at
to /, got up In time to beat EthOn, to l,
by a nose. II looked Ike Ethons race
at the last sixteenth pole, but Farrow
rode a weak finish, and Blandy. under
a fierce drive from Mountain, got the
money. Ethon beat Dolly Spanker for the
place.
Suffrage. backed by the players at Il
70 %, I'm the third race, made her own
pace and breezed home two lengths be-
fore Brookdale Nymph.
Water Tank. to !. made al the run
ming in the second race, and won easily
by a length and half from Master Of
Craft % to l. who beat Flayigny, 4 to /,
by less than a length.
The finish Of the first race was 50 close
that the crowd was inclined to criticise
the judges who placed Miss Angie. Is 10 !.
first, by a head. with Golddn. 10 !.
IN the place, two lengths before Ruth
Taylor. y 20
Laura Clay, 10 /, made the pace in the
1uh race. winning in a drive by half
length from Bigkra. % 70 l. always the
contender.
Surveillance. 4-tO-t favorlte. made a run
away o} the sixth race, winning by five
lengths. in Iii Is Grimaldi, 10 o. IN
the last race. showed the way TO the
others and beat Mary Hail. 30 to I. easily,
The attendance was loo0o
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'Tattei for Doom .u ninth inning.
FONT. tuutea thio, strike.
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
ID Cy Young shut out St. Louis.

Old Cy Young shut out 81. Louis
Brooklyn got back In the win column
yesterday by defeating Philadelphia.
Dan Dowd, an old Brooklyn National
player, has been engaged as an umpire
in the Central League
Boston took a fan out Of the New
York Giants, much to the joy Of the Chi
cago Cubs, who had a day off
There ought TO be some interesting
doings at Nationall Park this afternoon
when Georgetown meets George Wash
ington.
Delehanty, who was traied to Cleve-
land by New York, has completed his
course in a medical school, and has signed
with the Maps.
Il appeared as though the Nationals
were doomed for another series Of goose
eggs until the eighth, when two tallies
were rushed across.
There will be a double-header al Ma
tiOnal Park Monday between the Ma
tionals and the Philadelphia Athletics.
The first game will be played at o'clock.
Chicago Record-Herald. All over the
country the fans are pulling for the
W mite SO& 10 VIII IheN want to see
"Commy'' land on top, because they know
that he will treat his players better than
any other man in either league If he
wins. The great crowds that gather at
the South Side ball park to watch his
team are ever ready to cheer the famous
leader whenever he makes his appear
ance among the players. And. what's
more, he deserves every bit of the great
popularity he enjoys at the present time
Charley Comiskey says he Will take the
White Sox to Europe next winter if they
should land the pennant once more. and
'Commy'' generally keeps his word.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-25
GRAMMAR SCHOOL LEAGUE
Hubbard Wins from Harrison by the
Score of : to

The Hubbard School team added an
other victory 90 its list Yesterday by
defeating the Harrison team by 20 Q.
Both twirlers pitched a good game.
and Capt Eastwood, Of the Hubbards.
played a star game. The score.
r. n. f.
Harr-on. 0 000oIOl-Z s
Hubbard d-.....,....... 0 2 II 8
Bat'Cie5-Lyuch and He-amans Putnam and Raw
lir-s Ump.re-Slr Skinner