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Discuss Pure FOOD Law.

Sedalia, Mo, July 9--Discussions
and papers on the pure food law occu-
Ply prominent places on the program
for the Missouri Grocers' annual
meeting, which convened today for a
session of three days. About 500
c and butchers from all over
Missouri are in attendance.
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MI. and Mrs. R. L. Pope and Mrs.
B. w. Porter, all of FIT. Worth, n
who lave been in the city for the last
three weeks visiting with MI. and
Mrs. J.. Q. Cummins, left this morn
ing for their home. Mrs. Pope and
minis.
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DIR. c. L. Parsons left this morning
with a party for a three weeks trip
to the mountains. Those who went
with MIN were Mr.. and Mrs. R. R.
Hodges, Mr.. n Mrs. A. Henning,
George Blair, S. B. Robbins, Mrs.
James, Maurice Frankie, Miss Helen
Byrne, Clarence Pattee and DR.. S.
H. Runyol.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Cartwright, of
Van Alstyne, Texas, arrived last night
to make a short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Trube. They are on their
to Hope to spend some time with
a sister of Mrs. Cartwright.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-09

Miss Myrtle Pride has been ap-
pointed to the county scholarship in
one of the Territorial educational
institutions by the county commits
~sioners, she having been favorably
reported upon by the examining com
ers.
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H. F. Decker, who mas been en-
ployed for the last eight months at
the store of E. H. Williams & Co.,
left this morning for Granada, Colo
RADIO, to join Mrs. Decker. They may
return to Roswell in September.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-09

Evelyn Mcfarland, VINO has been
in the city for the last six months,
visiting her brother, J. w. Mcfarland.
left this morning for her home at La
vonia, Georgia.
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NATIVES PREACHING
REVOLT IN lNDI

London, July 5-Representatives
from India report tina d~isafection
among the natives is rapidly increas-
ing. According to a correspondent
has made several tours of Bengal
a revolt is being preached il many
provinces and natives are being train
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w. F. Osburn, superintendent of
schools at Hagerman, spent yester-
day in Roswell, returning to his home
last night.
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J.. H. James and son, of Carlsbad.
passed through Roswell this norm
ing, for Wisconsin,, where they will
spend some six weeks in visiting va
rious points.
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shop. WIN shave no Mezdcans. 1ots

Mrs. w. S. White, of Bolivar, Mo.
who has been visiting with Mrs. ].
C. Weaver at Dexter, for some time,
left this morning for her home. Mrs.
White is from the old home of City
Clerk Beck and was well known to
him in the old days.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-09

E. T. Payne and tae Pecos Valley
railroad bridge outfit passed through
last night, going from Eiida to Carls-
bad.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-09

Will Robinson returned today from
Carlsbad where he had been taking
a rest, and incidentally assisting
with the big celebration of last week.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-09

Misses Barbara and Graves Means
arrived this morning from Valentine,
Texas. to spend some time visiting
with the family of R. P. Bean.
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While it still continues to be quite
warm and dry in this section of New
Mexico, arrivals on the train from
the south this morning report that
yesterday there were good rains be-
low Carlsbad and extending to Pecos.
Carlsbad.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-09

T. c. Harrington, formerly employ
ed il the Up-to-Date barber shop. and
r.. A. CHATTER, of the Central shop,
have bought out the o. K. Barber
Shop and will run a strictly union
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r.. c.. Hicks left this morning for
Elida. He will be there several days
in the interest of the Kemp Lumber
Company.
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Joe Richards came up from Carls-
bad this morning. He has been there
for the last ten days looking after
the store of Morrison Bros. & Co.
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Mrs. Fred Hunt and little o Il, TED
dy" went down to Hagerman last
night and will spend the next ter
days there visiting with friends.
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The friends of Mrs. ]. A. Graham
will regret to near of her serious i'll
ness. She is now at Corpus Christi,
Texas.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. R.. l.. Perminter, who
have been in Roswell for some time
visiting with Mr.. n Mrs. R. H.
Kemp, returned last night to their
home at Big Springs, Texas.
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We are showing nice linen box sta
tionery at ulheard of prices. These
goods are all new.-IngersoI's Book
Store.
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Kenneth Keebler came up from
Carlsbad this morning to see his mo-
Their, who arrived last night from
Kansas City.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-09

Morris Price and family are today
moving into their new home, which
they have built on the corner of Fifth
and Kentucky.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-09

A beautiful home for sale, 1902 N.
KY. Price $4,000, easy terms. Tele-
phone 534, 200 S. Lea. O9tf
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]. G. Claunch. of Adrian, Missouri,
who has beer spending the last three
weeks in Roswell, left this morning
for his home.
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DIR. Armstrong wen down to Hag-
erman last night, and will be there
for a few days doing dental work.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-09

]. w. Bennett, of Bennett & Stew
ems, of Weed, came in this morning
to purchase goods for mis- firm.
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of the Cataract hotel. Many leading
advertising agents circus press men
men and manufacturers of proprie-
tary articles are in attendance.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-09

Just received, a new lot of the lat,
est fiction. See u window.-Inger-
soils Book Store. If.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-09

Mrs. w. S. Bayless returned last
night from Elida, where she has been
for several days visiting.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-09

Tom Jones left his morning for
Clovis, N. NJ, where he is cashier of
the First National Bank.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-09

A marriage license has bee issued
to A. c.. Holland and Miss Fannie L.
Van Cleve, both of Roswell.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-09

ed to fight. He declares hat h ser
~iousness of the situation is hardly re-
allied by Europeans in Indian OF al
nome.
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The train from the north came in
last night five minutes ahead of time.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-09

w. A. Johnson, OF the Roswell
Hardware Company, is reported to be
i'll at his home.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-09

J. w. Vail went to Lake Arthur last
night to look into some large pump
ing propositions there.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-09

]. L. Howell went down to Lake
Arthur last night on business.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-09

R. E. Finley went down to Hager-
man last night on business.
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homestead near Hagerman today to
look after business.
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Eyes tested free at L.. B. Boellner,
Jeweler and Optician. SStf
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Mrs. I. J. Keebler returned last
night from Kansas City, where she
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has been for the last two months.
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On the farm now owned by Captain
Bujac still stands the old ranch head
quarters OF c. B. Eddy. When Mr..
McLenathen came to Carlsbad IS
years ago, he says there were only
two shade trees within a range of
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IRVING WRIGHT BEATS NILES.
Harvard Wen nay Good Three Set Tennis
Matt NJ E~ngIewOOd.

The lawn tennis competitions AZ the Engle.
wood y. {. yesterday we're brought down
close to the end. In mems singles tire semi.
final brackets were filled. BY the terms
of the play YESTERDAY. Frederick @. Ander-
son meets Irving Wright. and Henry n.
Mollenhauer PLAYS against DeNhurst to de-
eide the nnalists. The match by which
Wright gained his emirence was a swift
one. He met Nathaniel ". Niles, the preseet
Harvard champion. and the two Cambridge
men had IL out hot and heavy.
Englewood &c. Men'sopeh sin giles - Fourth round
Henry II. Mollenhsuer. Kings County Z. T c az
defeated q. 4, L. Dionne. West Side I. G, ST, 2:
". Niles. Harvard, IS. "a. "a
Mems Doubles second round-Irvine Wright.
s eHod :, G. :: d lei !. s@S H 4 4: p rSt.' sSs T. sr ". hV %af.
der, Richmond County g e. e1,,eEi -.
i.a.sd r. j. Palmer and i l. Taller. haadsswood
{ Henry G; 'T Tsr 2Msi lT Itn. f %rsSs; eIef :. G.. a ds Ct; s%S
G 7 watson y; and 4 George Miles nd orapse 4, =.
s. 5; Dean Msthey, elizabeth ]: and E (. and
and II. CoppclI. West Side T, O., -t.S-s,i -.
SonsolslIon SlnUIesrPrelimlnsry soq9dcA J.
HsE,eS Gsfsa! &c n n. h. f ReSinson A. E sssI"sr; sFi !. cs
. ~ " = " hA'Nl ~ - ~
crbocker p c. defeated Z. +. Leo. New York. I. 7.
C.S-7. "a. %. II. p. Bartram. Orange l.. r c,
dcfca'cd ". p Banks. Hamilton Grange J. T. G.
by dcfsult George S%slinger., Hollywood G. C
defeated Z $ Nandvell, Leonia, So. 81 81
First Round \. Gerlach, Princeton, defeated
\. $ Cragln. seventh Regiment ]. G. ~, with
drawn: 7. $. Rathbun defeated 4. B~assford. Jr
New York. l. T. c, by. default Alexander Amend.
Englewood = c, defeated a. r Van Norden.
P Es,SH !. &C 6 G &c :si a. +. :. G ssItT.S S.' 64srsr H 2'MT :.
c, S-2. 90: Or. William Rosenbaum, Harlow
T G defeated W. L. Fighter. Plainheld c. c. by
default.
Woncn's Singles-Second round--M Miss Rotch.
Longwood z G. Boston. defeated Miss NJ John
son Richmond County {. COS, So Miss Y.
Southrr. Orange /. 7. G, defeated Miss Handy.
Richmond County c c. "a. 3-s. 81
Nomen'S Doubles First round Mrs W n
Pouch. Richmond County c. C, and Miss Elizabeth
". Moore. Kings County T.. r c. defeated Miss
Ro,ch and Miss Hamilton. Enelewood T. G. %.
81
Semi, mai Round Mrs. W. " Pouch. Richmond
County e c. and Miss Elizabeth u. Moore. King
County T C. defeated Miss Smith and Mrs Anfcr
mann, Orange l.. 7. c. As. 81. -. the Misses
Fish. Hamilton Grange ]. ]. G. defeated Mrs. 6 J..
Chapman and Mrs n. p. Plat. Engieoood. ,. c,
3=G tt Sc
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AZ Philadelphia RAJ

NEW YORK IN. L., 4; PITTsBuR0, >.
The New Yorss experienced a change of
heart Yesterday batting heaIt.ald With the
aid Of able bodied hitting defeated the Pitts
burgs, The score was close as scores go.
hut the game was not, CLOSE. IL was won by
finish would Indicate. Sam 1eever stayed
on the redoubt long enough for the New
forks to win the game at his expense. There
playing, and yesterdays was one game out Of
three in which they looked to be the speedier
team Of the two. In the other two the Pirates
The burden Of stopping the .Pittsburgs
was laid on the none too massive shoulders OF
Wiltse anatomy. and he was equal to the
demand made on him. In every inning but
one Pi,tsourg.s batting was as insigid as an
Rarpoonsd eccentrfc Founders as il they we're
flies in ali parts Of his domain. and Dshlen
assimilated erounders as a sponge does water.
Lever had shannon faded and struck him
one TO Abbsticchio and o~utfooted the ball TO
first base. A throw over by Lever to catch
Browns asleep pried is way through Joe Joe
Brownie took second on The miscue. Devlin
spun . sharp single 70 left and brought feet
home run in the third inning. II was an air
line soak, which Mailman misjudged. Clarke
yelled at Mailman TO run out. but the latter lost
the ball was streaking over the top Of his roof.
Devlin was featured IN the performance
welcoming OF the same toppled over the
Pirates like tenpins. Bresnahan hit to right
centre for a home run in the New York half
~ the sixth, there being faulty .relaytng by
rittsburg. II was too much Of a run for
Bresnahan after his recent siege. and Hanni-
fan finished the game for him. After Rogers's
ramble Duggleby came in. He passed
Strang. who scored on Bowerman's two
ba gger and a wild pitch.
Pittsburg made a rally in the seventh that
for a while was as ominous as the cloud
laden sky. Mailman drew four balls. and
Freddy Clarke spanked a single to right.
Wagner outfooted a scratch single 20 StranR.
Abbaticchio tailed Mailman and his dove
like captain with a crashing liner past Deylin;
IL looked for a moment as II Devlin had
caught the ball. Had he done so he would
have made a triple play, as the Pirate base
runners were moving at the time. However,
Nealon forced Batty. and was doubled M
a. first. and the ubiquitous pahle9 tossed
germicide that killed on all bacili Of. trouble
for the rest Of the game. The score.
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cur CHALLENGE ExPEcTED.
FIFE, Named % Designer. New on ISis way
10 This Country.
Special Cable Despatch TO The suN.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE SUN.
GLASGOW, July lS.-It is stated that Mr..
Fife. who is now on his way 20 America,
has beef commissioned to design a yacht
that will challenge for the Americas cup.
1t is reported that Denny Bros. will build
the boat. Several wealthy Scottish yachts
men are Interested with Sir Thomas Upton
in challenging next year
According to the Ners the challenge
will be sent to the New York Yacht Club
within a week or two.
LONDON. July ig.-The Glasgow cor
respondent OF the Standard says he learrs
that as a result of the negotiations with
the New York Yacht Club the conditions
governing the next series Of races were
practically settled and the issue OF a chal-
lenge Professionally arranged for during
the latter part of 1905. IL was, however,
agreed TO allow the matter to stand over
TO await the performances of the first class
racing cutter hite Heather H., then build
ing at the Fairlie yard.
Tit phenomenal success which attended
the cutter seems to nave decided those in
terested to go on Immediately with their
plans, and definite steps have now been
taken. All the usual reticence surround
ing past contests has been observed. The
name Of the challenger is unknown. Sir
Thomas Lipton's name is naturally m
nected with the enterprise. but IL il in no.
wise certain that he is the challenger.
There has been much consultation among
the leadi ng yachtsmen Of the Clyde but
whether they are helping Sir Thomas with
advice or forming a syndicate, as in the
case Of the Thistle, cannot be learned.
There il reason to believe that MIR. Fife
has accepted a commission to design the
boat. and il this is true his action suggests
that the defenders have abandoned their
determination to stan fast on their rights
under the original deed Of gift. and have
granted MFR. Fife at least part Of the con-
cessions he declared were necessary for
carrying on the contest. Mr., Fife sailed
for America on Saturday last. 1t is under
stood that clinching the negotiations is part
Of the business which is taking him across
the Atlantic.
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Judges have been selected for the show II
the Cedarhurst Kennel club on September :.
except in classes for English toy spaniels
Collies will he Judged ny VI. Mobray Palmer.
Stamford. Conn, Airedale terriers by ". D..
Barclay. Philadelphia: Boston terriers by
Dwight Moore. Brooklyn: beagles by Thomas
CadNalader. Philadelphia. bun terriers by
Thomas Holden, Morristown, y, J.: Irish
terriers by q. W. Bonner, Manhattan; bull
dogs by ". y. La Cato, Orange. y. j.. and
Dalmatians and Russian ~wOlfhounds by
Joseph r., Thomas. Jr., Simsbuiy. Conn.
Others TO Judge In breeds In which they are
", y. Lreeland. Mount Vernon: q, Muss
\rpolt. Tuckahoe, Mrs. NJ. Thorpe. Man
Watson. H"ckenssok' chatI.s a. Hopton'
orange. y. J.. and Ben Lewis. Lansdowne,
IN, who takes all setter classes. foIhounds
and pointers.
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GOLD LApYs auEEN srAKEs.
Astn's Frly Provides q Bss surprise for
the Talent.

Une Of the biggest surprises Of the season
was the victory OF A. l.. Aste's Gold Lady
in the 81, 500 Queens Stakes for mares three
years old and upward. one mile and "A half
run mt ths Beach yesterday. This event on
form looked TO he a gift. pure and simple.
for &. r. Elhson's Yankee Girl. q At lake winner.
In the betting Yankee Girl ruled a prohibitive
favorite at 1 to ,. while Gold Lady. who has
been running in selling races and overni ght
events. was well b lcked at , TO I. The only
other starter was T. l.. Watts Helen Porter.
a notorious cripple.
Miller. who rode Yankee Girl. received
orders to lay away back until the last half
mile was reached. He followed instructions
to the letter. keeping the Sir Dixon mare on
ev n terms with Helen Porter for the first
three-auarter s Of a mile, while Garner took
Gold Lady out for a lead OF about ten lengths.
When Miller. therefore. began to make up
the Lost ground. Gold Lady. who had been
merely galloping. was let down n bit and
maintained a commanding lead clean around
into the homestretch. Miller was hard at
work at that period OF the race. but the task
! proved Too much. for Gold Lady came home
In a big gallop, winning by two lengths in
2.32 as, three hfths of a second slower than
Hermis's track record. Both Miller and the
people behind Yankee Girl came in for a
severe scoring. but "a a matter OF fact Gold
Lady was q much better Ally than anybody
believed her to be.
Golf Bsll, to 1 favorte, made all the run
ming In the handicap at q mile and a furlong.
and won easily by two len eths In 1852. Run
ming Water. 4 to /. took the place from Con-
federate, q to ', by three lengths, the latter
beating Red Friar. 7 TO 1. q head.
L. A. Celia = Hyperion H.. Z to 5 ~favorite.
showed the way in the first race. at a mile
and a sixteenth. winning handily by two
len gths in LAS SIS. Cutter. 7 TO I. who was a
.u.. ,..l. AL. -i.., Gx1n. Dee
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Baseball Notes.

~ Is \ lively scrap for second place in III. Amer
can League.
Fred Clarke objected tn the presence Of a pr
tographer on the bench yesterday. and opar
tue ground keeper. from the New York bench.
Jimmy Morgan has been made manager Of the
Monrroai team and Malachi KittTedge, the veteran
lease Yesterday was Tom Corcoran. whom the New
York National club cast adrift.
The New York Americans yesterday bought two
pitchers. One Is Manning of the Williamson
Club. said TO he. the hest twiIler In the Til STATE
League. The other Is Arthur Hillebrand, who IA
been on the Washington reserve list for several
years: but who has steadily refused 10 play. IT.
said. however, that q representative OF the New
YORK club talked with the former Princeton sta
recently and nxed up things so that he agreed 'n
play with the hilitoppers.
Manager McCloskey ~ the 81. Louis Nauorsls
has been suspended for remarks addressed to | mrtts
Klein.
y" y July a. First gam -Rrockton l. Tal
RlNer.L Second game -Tall River, 10. Brouktou. D.
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RECORD AT WHITE PLAINS.
Ben Como Beats Coast Marie and MAX -
New Figures for the Track.

The FINAL day OF the harness racing at White
rlain opened with the race for trotters in ths
ia class. This WAS won in straight heat
by G.. q. ". owned by Harry Brusie. with
John kelly's Robert l.. q close second. jane
Crowley's Jennie '. took third money and
y. Y. Dodge's Crown Prince was fourth.
In the 2.i2 class DIR. +. II. hendricks Ben
como paced the first heat in 2IIk. This il
the fastest mile ever made over the track in a
race. In the second heat Or. ellis Cossl
Marie took the pole at the first quarter and
passed the half mile a good length in the Lead.
but toward the finish the pace began to tell
and she. was just nosed ont by the powerful
gray gelding. In the third heat Coast Marie
made q bad break ard was never able to reach
even terms. but finished in sixth position
Ben Como won the final heat. with Ashburn
q half length behind.
The last race on the programme was a 40
trot. evidently for the encouragement of local
talent. IL seemed TO be q go as You pleaec
first position in 242, with the bav trotter
Champion second. Jack Axworthy brooks
AZ the start and made the full distance in a
run. The summaries:
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TO-DaY'S Card FOR BRIGHTON
special Race With Inducement for New
Vile Record the Feature.

The feature of the Brighton card to-day Is
q race for three yea -olds and upward. AZ a
milo. with n special inducement for a new
worlds record. in which McCarter and Rye
will probably fight II out. with Cressina and
kentucky Beau close up In a handicap
for o year ODDS. six furlongs. Golden Pearl
Epnoner. Gene Russell and Uncle look best
For the steeplchase. at about two miles. Blue
Pigeon. Judge OGi and Guardian may go
we'll
In n handicap at a mile and a sixteenth
Col white. Arimo and Ampedo may he the
factors. Two-yeaT-old filies and geiding =
viii run IN the fifth race. at Ave and n half
furlon gs. with Nimbus. Woodlane and The
squire figuring well. In the last race, for
platers. ~ u mile and a quarter. SonOma Belle.
Maxnar and First Mason seem formidable
The entries follow
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New Works KNOCK Down the Champions
Twice. thanking Then In One Game.

The New York Americans have Zone their
s%tiifest battling against the Chicagos this
season. at least lave made more trouble for
the champions than any other team. Yes
terday they staggered the Sor with a double
defeat. shutting them out In the second game.
The Clevelands were shut out by the Phila-
delphias. who are making a strong bid for
Second place. The Detroits drubbed the
Washingtons In two games. The results:
New Work. ~; chicago. 3-FIrst game.
New. York. q; chicago, O-Second game.
Detroit. 8: Washington. 7-FIrst game.
Detroi,. -; Washington. 2-Second game.
Philadelphia. 8; Cleveland. q.
A. ~. Louis-RaIp.
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New York state League.

Al CucA-First gsme-Uuca, 3; wnkesbarre. I
Second sme--W1lkesbarre. 4. Utica. .
Al Albsny-Syracuse. 3: Albany. 1.
Al Troy-Troy, !; Binghsmton. n.
At Johnstown - First game-Scrsnton, 7; A.. J
and q. Second same-A..J. and g. ?, Scranton.
teleN en- Innings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-19
COR.

MA~NCH,srGR. w.. July ia. Fred Her
shot Of Garden C'tE won me chieL trophy
against hogey on the Ekwanok links from a
field of thirty starters. He was placed at
plus ). and finished / down. His card for the
day was -. 7i-lF. Edward Clark. Ekwanok,
took the second cup from. scratch, He was
? down. W. z. Houston. Philadelphia Cricket
He was 4 down..