davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15

"0ecorab. 8oIten" bar iom Be.
fIc,rbt aIIercoe oeS forIfieaige SeiIig.
beoer omtolt Den | Rorge paabegpnb'
te gepegeIie for at foo bonnet ct
8erScuSforbuno al Rorom9nb. 8i
bar life oGret blind for, at ct Sore
togeuoe al Senue @rt nsboenOigois
oiloe itsSe paa mango Sirorinaer.
UT bet oil piie fig ponifeIigt at re.
a~Iifere Sanfen | Ben llbitrefning,
fem Sen fortiener, set rtaa man ieIo.
feIgeIig olereoe fra 9eepn6eIien al
prre ~forberebt paa. Sffe ocitominSrc
or oct en- iao itor 90 batfer Saufe, at
man life bar Ret iii at toiIe poa benS
@one til at Iloa igiennem bo8 norife
SoIf baoSe uSe % bierme. Ser er
iGrbeIes gobe @runbe for, at +. CT.
observation-disclosures burbe ie9e at
tr9Se I mrmere Sorbirbelie meS
SGorcLanoet, enc be bibtiI bar giort.
&i bpISer life oen Spfatning, fom
lar orret u0taIt fra oisie SoIb, at ri
bar a~oifiuigt at tobe, men intet nt
oinSe pe6 Ell ioabnu Sorbtn6eIie. On
Zig @etragtriug er er,irofoIf, tbet
&u opientIig tim to9er Sigte paa
pforomiif Cab 90 @eotnit %
life inorsurter, at oi iotr noritc Soil
bar anoet at Ieoe for emo at posse
paa bore 8euge. Oten uSeu SeuiDu
til, Boor nUr eIer fierrt ri itaar
Rorge % uprif 4auSsIto, iaa fsIger
set BOG al ii8 icLo, at tofremt ri cno-
mi eicr noget al SEN Horifbeos6e'
oi0itbeS, iom QiGr, at pi feIer nS iom
Torife, ioa fan hi life Hare o3 san'
he % aIoeIeS uber 6orbtnheIie
meo Set, ion uorif er. 81 otIoe for.
upQte oS ieIo, ON iaa bar SiIiHIoet.
Yten buis Bette or jan&. ga iyneS set
tur uoturIAt, at 81 mautte felc
3mng I'll at reffe Sonn0cu ooer
&opet, eIIer rettcrc til at gribc Scn
her fra gtorge uSrofte 9oonS til
Samorbcibe; tbi SomorbciOc fau
Ser bLine poa mango o. f~prifieaige
Noaoer, bots ni hare icIo oil.
81 iorllSitiffer Sisie aIminoeIiee
9enGrfuiraer, ihet pt me0 nogIe
Gr6 nPrmere piI onytoIe oct SSnO-
tgoelieSifrift, inm gsorbmanoSfor.
bumbets Irbeibstomtte npIt8 bar 10.
'enot. Yet er q gdlrte n~Obo!osrI9t
Scfte, iom burSe ~irterc$iere enboer
uorif.feot Iaono % &pinHe uSen
$euipn Ill boor sc Dor / gerSeu.
.Sfriftets fFrite 9iSros er freoet af
9iernitierue 9ierron, ION Bar nm.
set Gegu % SraHg iii en- nIminbeIis
SammeniIutning al RprSmPnS
bicmme % noe / 8er0en meo lto.
8ougspuHtt / Be iioite 9estoenbeSer
/ 6ROreIonoet. "6ri8isrcIieSoGrfet
1905 bar iomIet ben nprife 6oIte.
fnmiIie iom aIorig fsr", flyer Sen
8amIe Gigter. 90 berpoa. mcner
ban, maatte et SornIno trnne srimS.
lGggea Oct ihilse ie iaa ua
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15
2puGinsea / Charles Gitp Der

~HhtJthbNh ! SyHA+N@ SNJ ~ ;
Stuteu iiofte llge er en- ugierrtng,
fem / al fin grltiombeS bIauOt Soft
feit forosmmer fig ieIo, 90 oct fan
foriaapiot maoite p9re nogeu 8r1tnb
til life at SopIe DOerligere De0 6enne
triite gegtpeubeS. Oct ber iuri0ler.
tib eienta8es igien og igien, at
9pntnrg / euboerioutbcIit 5orm / ct
ctpiIiieret Somhuro er utiuaoeIig;
ben bIotte 0nitRroigboS, at Der | oct
belle enouu er Dem, iom grtbcr iii
SeIotpgt of 6eupe Irt, ti~Iticn0eei.
Der, at bette life fnr itgeS for ofte.
Get er I Son6be0 Gil poerit isrgelig
SoreteeIie, at Iligt fol bpnOe I Ell IRE.
oeIig Gommrre bIorSt freoeIige %
ffiffeIige SoIf; BET bier, boor lar8t
2iOeuitobeu fan fere ieIo bra og
eQers IopaIe 9Henrcifer poa Ifpeie,
ca boor ~usboenoigt oct er at sDe its
| at boISe Den / Semme. Gen lln0,
ifpIouirg, mon pa%aberoaber fig for
bcnne 9pudtug, remIig, at oct oe0
en- itrsOtg 90 utiIbsrIig SorboItn9 al
Rettens Gang IpffeSes at fna en-
hsSSopmt RorSer beraaSet, er iugen
ltrSifpISrirg. Wtan piIbe life baot
rriuS1te Ret til at boroIe iom man
giorbe, ieIo ON ben beosoemie Ror.
Der boooc ioaet en- miTSere Strat END
ban fit, Sericm 9open ooerbopeoct
hnobe tiln6t noaet iaabant; og Der
bar Der 10 BOG finn Gale ON Stpaf.
fers SormiI6eEie fra SGrgnirg til
Iipsonrigt SIuoeri. Ser er meget
beIbe Reringer ON, bnoroiSt life
9eoSfraf | oct belle burbe ofifoffes;
pan Fere SteSer bar man dlere0e
aiort oct. timber iaaSanue Smitrn,
otgbeber at gisre ~giplSerSe, at boiS
en- Ror6er life bIioer b9nqt oeo
Sob 90 SomL ioa Dor man Ret til
iirrunarff at bGn8e BEN uptc
u5en SOB % Com, err omtrent
e~rsbetp6cnSe ueo otter at frGiRttc
NoSbGprcrt. On ianOon gctpoatrtng
Berer 8arbartet til % er oI6cIeS
ltoPrSig Dor opIpite % / mnnge Sen.
ieen0er ioo Iaugt fremitreone SiSs.
ALDER meS al bers Sale ON De mere
bruruaue SeuiprS 6omineren0e Sro.
fIg6eIie boa 2tbet og llooitIimgcn.
9ten 2Duhtugen / Charles Gin rr
for Dor StdtS &ctspGien og 9cnoao.
mnesolrtoritcter paa ia1me SiO en-
fpdftig 8oamir0cIIe ON, at oct life
er uben Gdre - % set en- 6are, ION
refer oi6t % bW6t - Of cn 6orbrp-
bers MFtraffeIie iorboIc3 eIer life
itoor / ct riuteIiet IoobiemIct 6or.
boIo, til, boab ben offcntIi8e Retbe.
ti0itbeo 6ittcrcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15

Gr pOre Ssrnbnncr ~oFfeutIiQc euer
erioate? Dc CT noturIigOi8 noget
al begee 9et. DC er Priootc, for.
ioauiSt Tom Sc cies, life al Staten,
men al 3orporotioner, ser igieu Be,
itaor al pripatc @criorer; men Be
or offentIise, foHoootSt fom be critic,
rer for ct tiene OffcrtIigbehn. On
befsH6t 9ommrr, Biuiom s. Gop.
mol, boI6t Sen Cite IS. en- Sale / gtcu
Dort og 0rsfte6e 6eri bette Sperg8.
moal NOT iaa ~uofsrIigt. San sior6e
g~iPISeHSe, at oIe Scrrbcrer er at be.
tnagte iom oiertIi8c Sn6bergninger,
90 at De herfor ogioo itaor unScr ga.
neutrality-suspicious. % 6e forFicqige
StotsipreHer5 SontroI % GiINu.
BerfonIig ertlGreoc 9omreuen fla
iteuig / Sen SpfatHtrg, at set oiIoc
tRre % til itDrre Gam. at Staten
obertog Serr5ansrres Drift; men.
iagoe bofi, boiS Regierin8eu life tan
fna giort @ube paa 6et meIte al 81
Rsbrus. fom OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES M
aier af FIN ghagt, iaa oil BET me6 II,
ben ittfert fomne BERTH, at Solicit ri.
tpiuae BEN I'll at Ipg0e @anerne III.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15
Den italienife Sunac er al Sei

Den italienife &unsc er al Senn.
ipIoania l~niperitet lrOnGpnt til
gGre&ooftor, og Den n~meritanite Da'
hitter / &om, Nr. 85ite, beis9te /
2sroags &oneen / aoirinnlet og
poerrafte Dam 3oftorbatten. Cant
tibtgt ~operraftes BAN Ell 8lllbmeodie
ira 9eitpreIien al ct. 2olriSubitiIlin'
pen lom Eaaifisrnelie, forOi ban pir'
fcNe iaa meset til 6remne al STALL
ems GeItagelie | ll5itiQtugen. aon'
gen tnffebe | bierteItge Orb ion begge
bisie sgresbeoisnin9er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15
Zen japaneiife gpefcscfaSre biz

Ten %jnpanefife Gpelicscifabre BIZ
life fomne til at beisge San Sran.
cisco, iom Weningen pur, foroi man
"paa 5oreipsrgiIer bar iurtbet no, at
Spen er ! Rliner og ltSe al Stano
til at gtoe Children en- ieitIig Ytobta-
gelie, for life at iige, at 9pen er imoo
ct iaabant 9eisg." GifaSren pI Ser.
for iitebet bragg til aartroIien %
IGgge 8eien ON SonoIltIu, bpor Den
riI forbli en- bel rge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15

gmgnitine 8irrcll err rbpegt fill
@rpces gftermmS iom "Gbief Secre.
tarp" for SrlanO. Oct beoiie, oct ir.
ifc garti | parIoncntet bar at iige
ON bam er, at man fuu6e booe
facet en- SefretGr. ior bar euSnu
mere uifitfet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15

StprmHoo bar anrettet forf9roe.
liee goelageeIier paa enbel imaa
Ger / bollanf @eitinbten, meooeles
fra Saag / Sonanb. Saaleoes er
onfring 800 8erioner omfommet paa
Gen Cana / SUB for adin og 40 BIZ
bes of bore Srutnet paa Zen StmaIu.
Sorsprigt ioreIigger life enonu nGr'
mere 9eretninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15
Sra uolanoet.

Ut 0nIbIanS. 8 aaret 1906 bIep
Der | SransuaaI, Spoairifa, ~itounnoet
Cub til en- @nroi at 1923, 900
eler nritcn 90 Miaioner Collars
mere emo | 1905.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15
Irrcitcrcs for Stmmenitboet. 81

w. ~lS'
ipnsiurpen / 8aibtngton, 8. G., be.
faIebe ben 9be Sanliar, at s al be
WGnb, iom tilbsrte 9eietningen paa
bet Sraettrpn Der ben 30te 9ecem.
Der re1tbte mo paa ct Baltimore &
ObtosErpn / 99rbeben al SooeSito.
ben, ifl1lOe fsres arreIt. 9e oniees
for ifplOtge bet isrgeIige Sarrmen.
iteO, fom boIbte 50 Berioners Oso,
og boorom Der for er fortaIt / "Se.
corab- Goiten." 9lar0t be arreitereoe
er acknowledged 8. 8. SiIbebran6
% Gon6ltfter g. s. Gent paa Sragt.
tr9net, iant Baltimore & Sbto.9a.
mems SrotnmnIter s. IS. &ellep %
SelegrafIt %. 6. IcGa1tIep.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15

Srn g.: Sent, set itaar / Obi.
lem, at 0sl ton brrbeS uteb Gisurrsg.
Spnes on life, BET er gritiomt?"
Sr. g.: 50 - tier. bbis BET er
&6g al De Gtgarer, 81, pIeier fisbe til
mtq."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15

ROT en- franf llnocruanOsbaab bar
pGret noe for en- llIpffe. Zen ianf
| 5rcoagS paa gberbourgs Sapn. men
beloigpis oar Der ingeu omboro oenne.
gang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15
Gen use scrNife S6ab, Programmed

gui @irso, ifaI officieIt beiti8e Sro-
men ben 2ben 8ebruar mnoer bsttt'
beige Geremonier. iorn iparer til on'
ore Ronorfer3 Rroning. Stray e.
terot 6en gomIe 5babs 0so bar off
cieIt ~forfpnbt / Onsoags, begao @to'
bannueb aIi Wir5a Jig til Slottet,
bpor ban al storoiiiren og De fonge'
Iige 8rinier bIep bplbet iom ben npe
sbab. SiStiI bar aIt p9ret roligt
8erfien. England 90 <SlanS er
enige ON at itgtte Sen npe Sbob, fom
Sc timber err me8et bel ffiffet til Der
iiens Serifer. Oct er enonn fife be-
Iternt, naar Sen bsitibeIige giigttelie
of ben bsSe Sbab fol finbe Steo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15
Gn frpatelia l1lnffe inbtraf / isre

Gn frpstelis l1lpffe inStrai / Sire.
bags ! en- GeIuloiefobrif / 8eispols.
beim | Spfflanb, tilbsrenoe oct en-
gelffe 6irma Snbert & So. en- flor
aieSeI meo fosenSe GcIloIoiS erpIo-
OereOe, og ct npIoigt SIammebao
breote iig oper belle oct fore 2ofale.
16 Bigger og A ,tnse RGno iatte 81.
bet til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15

Settle Simmer af 'Seo GrueH' iuoeboEoer:
On NfirateItrr. - Seubes Gut. GIeiants
SufpmmsITe. - 2crb Eufburns Sstre. -
SmaatrRt. - The Dying Girls Message.
- GnaSer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15

Gapcn Dor offentliggiort ct NIT
g,iSitob til "pore erparbtgc @rsore,
Be frantic 3arSinaIer, giffcper, SrG'
iter % oct frantic Solf," boori ban t
girfelis6eoen opforbrer oct fronife
fatboIife 9rpiteffab til poerIigere
IooitanS MOB Den perbslige Gprig.
beS. S ben frnnfe "SfilsmiSieIoo"
Ter ban blot RriitenforfsIgelie, &egie-
rineen oiI soeIHg9e al &cligton og
oIt oanSeIi9t 2to og tiIpenbe Jig
gienoomme, ion tilbsrer 8irfen og
itaeu onSen. San opforbrer berfor
oe franffe 3otboIifer I'll at boISe lam.
men % boIoe trofait peS Satifanet,
Iaa treiter ban Dem meb, at Setren
tiIItbit bill BIZ beres. s GariS oenter
man, at ben frantic Regiering oiI
Ipare paa Boocns 9ubifab enten /
Ssorm al Ell Grfl9riug til SreSien
ener en- ReSbeIeIie | Geputeretfam.
ret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15
MIt for
| I 81 GtS.

Sprpr er begpnbt | garptieprooin'
ierne / &ina, b~ennegang life moo 10.
lenoineerne, men moo 8pnaittet.
10000 SoIoGter er Ienot til be ltro-
Iige 8rooinier, men bette bar INN
nlcofsrt, at sSniursenterne bar flpt.
tet lit S~opeofoarter fra &angit til
Slutart.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15

Granger De en- Spmaifine? "Sus.
pennen" er iaa goo iom noeen anoen
Spmaifine til Den bobbeIte Asria.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15
eutifM
for heIe
BnmfIien.

Settle er ben iiore ga.
miiietrtit I Rorbptffsr.
81 logger TIE garmsrtn
aItns. riieu tuIt 9sslsrn
al bons Jamilit. I'll ben
| eunsssssn iaa bel iurn
pan eanSst. gi bar nlt
fom trnnses | Sismni,t
Of bScrt Rebltm at GUS.
boIosiHsea fra ben
sraabaartbe 5aoer til bet
enIoloffebe Sarntbarn.
aieOer, Stus til at brnse
ns til Jorrsielis for
arbsiSs os for Eco. Ger
Tan Du tiIir,bsains bsert
msHnsTsfist gnrs -bpsr
Srans sdsr Sepirr for
eurtr Of RouIittt, four
briueer shfrtSsaiuers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-05
MEXICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Before the most manageable mob that ever
attended a baseball game at American League
Park, the Yankees lost yesterday the first of
double header to Philadelphia by a score of
to l. and won the second by O score of to g.
1t was the first time that two games have
been played in the afternoon on a holiday on
the Heights. and only admission charged.
AS was expected. a crowd that filled every part
of the big park was in attendance. The grand
stand and the bleachers were damned. and so
great was the thrOng that gathered in the field
that both games had to be stopped at times.
The second contest ended in the seventh inning
because it impossible TO play, the crowd
surging on the field at will The scene
like that at the Polo Grounds at the opening
game this season. Also. the teams had to catch
trains.
The only police protection inside the grounds
was that furnished by the Pinkerton men. and
they were practically useless. In the second
game 1t was not until rope had been stretched
around the field that any kind OF order could
be preserved.
Orth occupied the box for the Yankees in the
first game. and while ten hits were made off
his delivery. the visitors did all their scoring in
two innings. Bender who pitched for the Ath
letics. held the Yankees at his mercy through
out the game. and would probably have scored
a shut-out had II not been for two wild throws,
one by Collins and another by Davis in the first
second. In tho second inning the visitors tai
lied twice enough runs 70 give them the game.
Consecutive hitting and a series Of misplays
IN tho third inning Of the second game brought
in six runs for the Yankees. and gave them the
game. So dense was the mob about the dia-
mond that in certain sections OF the stand the
plays could not be seem This Newton's
first appearance since he returned to the hill
top. Newton, first up in the third inning, was
safe on a bad throw by Cross 10 Davis wad-
Toll Nod hot l.
roys sacrifice both advanced Chase then
gladdenod the hearts Of the fans by hitting into
the crowd for n two-bagger, scoring Newton
and Keller. Williams went TO first on four
wide ones. and Moriarity safe, his foul hit
going into the crowd Thomas singlel and
Chase and Williams came home. Davis, Mich
olas and Waddell all went after RiCkey's low
hit, and first base was left unprotected,
Hickey was safe. He stole second, and on q
bunt by Thomas he tailed. The scores follow:
FIRST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-05
LEANDER CREW BEATEN
BELGIAN EIGHT WINS.
Great Britain Likely to Lose the
Grand Challenge Gun Again.


Henley. England. July 4-The Belgians ap-
parently are destined to carry off the Grand
Challenge Cup for the second year in success
sion at the Henley regatta, as the crew sent
over by the Club Nautique de Gand defeated
Leander. Great Britans crack eight, this morn
ing in the second heat for the trophy
The race was hard fought, and rowed in the
teeth OF a strong wind. but the Belgians uIti-
mately shook off their opponents and won by a
length and third, in { minutes 30 seconds.
This contest overshadowed everything else at
this years meeting, the experts were satisfied
that the vctors of to-day's race were practically
certain to win to-morrow's final heat and the
coveted cup.
Christ Church crew. of oxford, easily defeated
the Thames Rowing Club in the other semi-final
heat in minutes seconds, and will meet the
Belgian crew Tomorrow.
The summary OF the other trial heats follows:
Wyfold Cup, Tenth Heat-The London Row.
ing Club beat Jesus College easily in 9 minutes
20 seconds.
Ladies Plate. Ninth Heat-Ffrst Trinity beat
Elton College by three-quarters OF q length in
Z minutes 4S seconds. Tenth Heat-Trinity
Hall beat Jesus College by one length in s min
utes % seconds.
Diamond Souls, Ninth Heat-Darrell beat
Vongaza in 10 minutes 80 seconds.
Thames Cup. Eleventh Heat-Corpus Christi
beat Lady Margaret College by two and quar-
ter lengths in minutes AZ seconds
Visitors Cup, Fourth Neutrality-suspicious. Col
seconds. Fifth Heat-First Trinity beat Jesus
College easily by two lengths in minutes ~
seconds.
Stewards Cup. First Heat-Magdalen College
beat the London Rowing Club by two and three
quarter lengths in s minutes 6 seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-05

All attendance records for Washington Park,
Brooklyn. broken yesterday at both the
morning and afternoon games between Brook
Ign and the Giants The first contest went
twelve innings before the Superbas won by the
score OF / to o. New York took the second
contest, the score being TO 3.
Not in the memory Of the oldest fan wers
there ever crowds to equal those at the Brook
Ign baseball park. Ground rules had 70 be
established, and the diamond lined forty
deep with enthusiasts. who were glad to get a
peep. no matter what the Inconvenience II
estimated that nearly twenty thousand per-
sons the second game. while the morning
struggle was witnessed by nearly as many.
There have been few more exciting games
than that furnished in the morning. Neither
team could get a across the plate during
eleven innings of tiptop baseball. In the latter
half Of the twelfth inning McGinnity weakened
q little Just enough for the Trolley Dodgers TO
squeeze in the winning run.
Alperman was hit by a pitched ball DR..
Casey sacrificed him TO second. Lumley drove
a high fly 10 Seymour. which allowed Aperman
TO reach third the throw-in. Batch was on
deck with a neat single, and Brooklyn had won.
Pastorious pitched excellent ball for Donovan's
team, allowing only seven scattered hits His
support was OF high calibre.
Although only eight hits were made of Nc
Ginnity he was wild and Brooklyn had several
chances to score. With two out there were Su-
perbas all the bases in the eleventh but
Pastorious unequal 10 the task. and flied
out.
1t looked like McGraw's game In the eighth
There was only one out. and the bases were
filed. when Dahen. the former Brooklynite,
went to the bat. He hit into double play. and
dashed the hopes Of the fans who had made
the trip across the river. This Brooklyns
fifth straight game from the New Workers.
Wiltse and Bell were the opposing pitchers IN
the second contest which was won in the first
inning BIZ the Giants. The New Workers. punched
their hits and scored three runs In this inning.
Brooklyn also tailed three times IN the fifth.
but McGraw's team had made two more in the
mean time 1t was an interesting game, to
watch. and the fans fled out OF the gates well
pleased with the days sport. The scores fol-
low:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-05
BAD FALL IN RACE.
Accident liars Sport at Bay Shore
Race Meeting.
Irv relezraph 20 TIE Tribune

Bay Shore, Long Island, July 4.-Ideal weather
greeted the crowd which attended the summer race
meeting to-day of the Bay Shore Horse Show
Association at Cakwood Park. One accident, which
occurred in the second race, maTred the days
gport IN this race Mr.. Batjer's horse fell at
hurdle throwing the rider 70 the ground, where
he lay unconscious He not seriously hurt.
however.
Allan PInkerton carried of the majority OF the
horrors winning TWO races and finishing second in
another. A r. Hamilton, Singleton Van Schaick
ad NJ Stevenson also won honoIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-05
FLANAGAN'S GREAT TOSS.
Big athlete Makes NezU WorLds
Mark zcith Hammer.

At the games yesterday Of the Irish Counties
Athletic Union held at the Polo Grounds, John
Flanagan broke the worlds record for throwing
the sixteen-pound hammer from a nine-foot
circle with a toss of 173 feet inches The
former mark of 1GJ feet was held by Nicholson,
of Scotland. Con Walsh made a new mark,
singing the 5G-pound weight against a drum at
the height Of u feet inches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-05
m,LEAN MAKES RUNAWAY RACE

Boston, July 4.-Hugh Mclean, OF Chelsea. rode
one Of the greatest races OF his career as n pace
follower the Revere cycle track to-day, finding
little difficulty In defeating Robert Walthour, of
Atlanta and Elmer Collins, Of Lynn. The
was Of fifty miles and Mclean two miles
ahead the finish, his time being hour IS min
utes and IS % seconds. Walthour was second and
Collins third. -. aAz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-05
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
THE HUNKY WINS SECOND RACE.
Charles Gould's Dory Now in Lead for Knox
CUP.

The second for the Knox Cup was sailed
yesterday in the Upper Bay by the dOres Of the
Crescent Athletic Club in light breezes from the
northwest, shifting TO the southwest toward the
finish. The time limit 2le hours but all tho
starters succeeded in saving their time. At tho
fiTst mark ]. s. Cnmpbeirs Spray was the leader.
but she was passed by Charles Gould's Hunly soon
after. the latter winning the race from the New
Moon by SO minutes 80 seconds. The points for
the cup now stand: The Hunky. Z; the Sport, 6;
the New Moon 8.
The summary:
SECOND RACE FOR KNOX CUP-srARr IL NJ
COURSE 5 MILES.
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CAME

two out when winning scored
S Ee@ yor, ......... @ g g @ III
Tvo-bass hit-Jordan- Sacrifice hits-McCinnity .:
Casey ?: Maloney. Lewis Stolen bases-Aiperman.
Lewis. Ritter Double plays-Pastorus and Casey Lett
on bases-Sew York; .: Erooklg9: IL FIRST base on
by Passorius l. by McGinuity 4 Struck out-By
Pas'orus 8: by McGInnity g. Time. f55. Umpires-
KLEIN and Rigler.
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pErno1r rAKEs RorH GAMES rRon
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

At syracuse-Binghamtou o: syracuse CArst gane);
Syracuse a. BipEhamon Second gamel
At 1roy-Troy S. Albany. 4 first camel; Troy =. Al
hany. tsecond gumcl - -
A. ScrantonSranton. Z; Wilkes Barre Cfrst camel
Scranton 10 Wilkes Barre. 1 tsecond gamel.
GloversviIle-I tea .: A. J. & O.; FIRST sare,.
Utica. 4; a. J. & G. tsecond camel
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FIRST GAME

Two-base hs-Collns. Orth. Couroy Three base hit
Cross Stolen base-Conroy Double p'ays-Kceler and
toEToy Cnnroy ana Chase. Left bases-PhiadeIphil
=: New York . First base on halls-Or orth. /; 81
Hen+er, l. First base errors-Phladelphia New
York. Hit by pItcher-Bv Orth. l. by BENDER /
Struck out--iy Orth. ?; by Fender e. Time % game
l5l Cmp!res-Hurst and Stafford
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Two-hase hits-NicholS. Davis Hickey. Lord Chase
Moriartty. Hts-oT Waddell in tvo-thiris
innings Sacrifice hit-Conroy- stolen bases-Rjckey.
Williams Chase. Double pRv-CnnrOv Williams
Chase. Left hases-Philadr pha = New York .
First base halls-On Newton. o wsddeIl !. or
Hartley First base on Congratulations. ?: New
York. Hit by pcher-By Newton. l. Struck out
BY Waddell ,; nv Bartlev. .: by Newton 4 Tju7e OF
game 1897 'caled IN seventh INNING Umpires-StaTorI
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NEW WORLDS WEIGHT RECORD.

Boston, July 4-The feature Of the annual pro
fessional games Of the Clan na-Gael, held at Oak
Island Park Revere, to-day. was the making of
a worlds record of 40 feet inches for the o.
pound weight for distance. by Dennis Mahoney,
Of Boston.
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Baseball. Polo Grounds To-day, D. M Giants vs.
Brooklyn. Admission. 90
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RHODE ISLAND ONE DESIGN CI,Ass-STARr 10,
COURSE 1914 MILES

RHODE ISLAND ONE DESIGN CLAss-srART Tx
COURSE lOh MILES.
Mystic, X. o. .......... b:495S 4:24:5s
Lady G.. Jerome Randall .......... Did no, nnish
SLOOPS-CLASs S-START :23-CoURsE 1O,s MILES
skipper IL Lawrence. 6:lT:33
pORY CI4ASS-sTART. I:s5-COURSE bA MILES
No. D. H. owen Observation-Disclosures. 3:49:4S 2I4:4S
No g. w H. Judsnn- ............... 3.42.a3 3,0r,S9
No. Z. H. X Llnds. ........,........ 3:44l4 209;I4
MANHASSET BAY YACHT CLUB SIOOPS-SrART
1:50-CoURSE. 1O}a MILES.
Pixy, J. O. Wright Observation-Disclosures. withdrew
ChicSiokee F. + Cornell ............. Withdrew
Arizona c. E. Kear......:......... 6:12:O5 4;22:O5
MAINsAIL YACHTS-sTART. RECOURSE 5h
Jobe. C. c. Converse. S:50:5G 225:5a
MATCH RACE-sTART. 1:15-COURSE IOlb MILES
Rascal J. J. DWyer 4:4G:lG a21.lO
Jolly Tar, H. s. Duel Withdrew
The winners the Queen, the Neola the
Winsome the Gardenia, the Thelema, the Mink
the HOuri the Capsicum, Rascal III the Busy Bee
the Monson the Hamburg, the Airline, the Mystic
the Skipper the Ka2aza, the Dragon Fly the
Nereid. the PARKWAY, the No. g. the Arizona. the
lobe and the Rascal.