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MORTGAGES RECORDED.


Isaac Eisenstadt to Edward M.
Merz, east side Broome street, 151 feet
from Waverly place, $500.
Bluma Schochet to George IL. Pierce
ct al, east side Sherman avenue, north
side Earl street, $4,000.
Adam Dieter to Adolph f Hensler,
east side Commerce street, corner land
of William w Pollard, $4,000.
Emma Richter and husband to
Charles A. Feick, east sid South
Eighth street, south 1876 feet from
Eleventh avenue, $500.
Same to Elizabeth Schweitzer, same
property. $500.
Anna l.. Mergott to Ludwig It. Mer-
fgott (%executor), west side Jelliff ave-
nue., south 144 feet from Clinton ave-
nue., $500.
Samuel Frankel to Joseph Pashko-
wetzky, west side Livingston street,
1866 feet from Eighteenth avenue, ST. 800.
Christopher j. Siebenson ct al. to
Catherine nj. Fuerth, west side Hob
son street, 116 feet from Shaw avenue,
$4,000.
Frederick G. Agens to Philip j..
Bowers, west side Broad street. south
95 feet from New street. $22,0 900.
Charles H. Bennett to Frank e.
Crosby, west side South Nineteenth
street, 225 feet north from Clinton we
nue., $1,000.
August N. Edlund to Selma o. Bas-
singer, west side Gray street, 225 feet
north from Orange street. $500.
Nicola Pannullo to Mattieu Duca,
south side Oliver street, 100 feet west
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ROSEVILLE AND EAST ORANGE
New two-family house; all impts.: one-hali
block from trolleys. only S., 900. and a quick
cash buyer can do better; owner going West,
wants cash.
New six-famIly house; lot s7kx1oo: rents
$1.S20; make offer.
House for two families. steam heat; 81, 900
buys this house, mortgage can remain. So, 500;
one-half block from troneys and three from
Roseville Station.
New three-family house; II rooms; just
think. only Sc, 500.
New two-family house; separate entrances
and steam heaters; 1920; one block from
trolley and five from station.
Choice one-family houses, in select neighbour
hood, at prices from Sc. 500 up.
Esght-room one-family house; all improve
ments; open plumbing; balcony and porch;
nicely decorated; price S. 200; bank mortgage
$4,000.
For bargains in our section It is best for
you to see our offerings Sefore purchasing.
Our statesmen and carriages always in readi-
ness to show them. Call now. we have some
specials.
c. c, ZURICH & CO.,
4 North Ninth ST., OPP. Roseville Station.
Newark. n J.
WOoDS1DE-One-familv 7-room house: good
condition; sacrifice; $500.
NEAR centre of Alphabetically 6 rooms; lot
25x103; "a. 600.
FOREST HILI-one-family; new brick resi-
dence; 10 rooms, . baths; sacrifice at SIS. 900.
GEESER & PLUM,
s45 BROAD STREET, oPP c. r. R.
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VTsh
REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS
w. >. aRoweR. PsEs,oEnY


NEWARK.
George A. hermann to August
Buermann, S w cor Broad and
Kinney SITS, 50x203. ..............
Elizabeth S. Carter ct al to Mary
Rausch, g 8 Littleton av, 400 TT
8 fr Godet
Gustavus A. Richards to Ida C.
Needham, S w 8 Brill st, 1870 # s
fr Bowery st, 25x100; and other
tract
Ida c. Needham and hus to Ma
thaniel Drake, s w S Brill st,
100 IT s Q fir Bowery st, 25x100;
and other tract.
Michael Noll to David f. Fier-
stein, g s Geneva st, so fl e fr
Florence p1. 25x100. ............
Jacob Klein to Louis Kohn, e s
Pierce st, n g fr Woodland av,
35x99; and other tract. .........
Joseph Okin to Nellie Karpf, w S
s. 18th st, 100 # n fir 10Th av,
100x1O0
Louis Kohn to same, e s Pierce
st, n fir Woodland av, 3Sx95; n
other
Frank H. Sommer SHERIFF to
IIOl ACO L. ID Unity NCAl - w .
S. 9Th st, $50 # s fir 14th av,
20XlOU z,
Superior Realty Co. to Alter Ko-
brin, $ w cor Peshine av and
Waverly av, 2SX105. ...........
Alter Kobrin to Superior Realty
Co., w S Monmouth st, 292 TT
n fir Waverly pl, 35x95. ..........
Herman Weidner to Aetna Build
ing and Loan Association, w S
s. 10Th st, 223 TT n fir Springfield
av, 50x100; and other tract......
Geo. Fl. Peirce ct al (adm) to
Bluma Schochet, e S Sherman
av, 100 IT S fir Earl st, 50x100.. 10,
Elizabeth Schweitzer and hus to
Emma Richter, e S S. Sth st, s
FIR S S 18th av, 25X100. .........
Annie A. Gregory ct al to Geo.
z. Rumrill, e S Humboldt st, 220
TT n fr Warren t..,...........,
Frank II. Sommer (Sheriff) to
Adam r. Foster, n S Heniss st.
e FIR Heckel ST, 100 # w FIR lot
19, o0Xl00 b,
Joseph Pashkowetzky to Samuel
Frankel, W 8 Livingston st, 166
# n fr 18th av, 25x1O6 .........
August Riede to August H. Kell-
ner, e S Seymour av, % TT n FIR
Runyon av, 25X75 ..............
Chas. Gunsel to Geo. H. Kurz,
e S S. 18th st, $50 # S fir Court
st, 25x100
John w. Jurkowski to Geo. H.
Kurz, e S S. 18th st, rs # s fir
18th av
Frank e. Crosby to Harriet c.
Bennett, W S S. 10Th st, 225 IT II
fr Clinton av
Edward Kisch to Jacob Selig-
man, S S Orange st, e fl S. 18th
st, 32X74 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Nicola Pannullo to Paul F. Per-
roty, s S Oliver st, 100 # S W fir
Adams st, 27X100 ..............
Paul F. Perroty to Nicola Pan
nulio, same property ....,,.....
William A. Campbell to Maria
Casale, W S N. j. Railroad av,
lot No. 1, S5xS2 ........s."....
TOWNSHIPS.
Sovereign Realty Co. to Josephine
M. Scheinler, w. Orange, lots /
to II. block A, map Orange
Manor, w. Orange..,............
Samuel Refs to Anna M. Linn ct
al, E. Orange, w S N, Grove
st. 100 # S fr 4th av, 30x150.. -.
William Buchan, jr., to Samuel
H. Martin, w. Orange. W S
Edgewood av, S W cor land of
late Lillian b. Dreux. 20x400..
Alvin Pf~affenbauer to VIM. Hig-
gins, Orange, W 8 land late
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MUTUAL REALTY CORPORATION
Robt. Mcchesney, S W cor chas.

Robt. McChesney, S w cor Chas.
FISHERMAN, 21x50.
Orange Mountain Traction Co. to
Rufus Mead, w. Orange, w s
Gregory av, 300 # n FIR Orange
Heights av, 50x200. ............
Paul Klumpf to Edward Biers,
w. Orange, W s Watson av,
% TT W fir Ridge ay, 2Ex100; and
other tract
Edward Beers to Elizabeth
Klumpf, w Orange, same prop
erly
Greylock Land Co. to Anna C.
Datz, Belleville, n s Overlook
av, so # W fr Kamlah, S7X100..
Colt Bros. to Lucy S. Woodruff,
Orange, s S Hampmton ter, Asa
IT W fir Harrison st, 34x75........
Francis Lafferty (trust) to c.
Wurtemburg Smith, e. Orange,
e s Washington st, 100 TT n fir
lands belonging to est Samuel
Condit, 17x17S.
c. Nuremberg Smith to Harriet
c. Kinds, e. Orange, same prop
erty
Montclair Holding Co. to William
l.. Chittenden, Montclair, e s
Claromont av, S w o land
Peter Thomson, 50x105. ........
Frederick E. Langstroth to
George e. Hoyer, Glen Ridge,
c S Hawthorne ay, $50 IT s fir
Washington av, 50x195.. ......
William L. Chittenden, sr., to An
drus B. Howe, Moutclair, e $
Claremont av, s W cor land of
Peter A. Thomson, 50x105 ........
Fairchild-Baldwin Co. to Benja-
min L. Howell, Glen Ridge, e s
High st, 1874 TT s FIR Wildwood
terrace, 40x106. ........ ..........
Emeline p. Magic and hus to
Frank H. Jackson, East Or
ange, e $ Park way, n fr Cen
trail av, 60x225..
Ridgewood Land Co. to William
NJ Hedden. Irvington. S W o
lot 81, on Orange av, 50x55.......
Francis Dannbacher to Elizabeth
Otis, Bloomfield, w S Thomas st,
2S4 IT W er Windsor pl, 3sX172..
Oscar Terry to Harry S. Daley,
Bloomfield, s s Dodd st, $50 # Q
fir Lawrence st, 25x10o. .........
August Buermann to Frederick
Fl. Tiplin, Montclair, e s Fuller
ton av, n fir Union st, 157x265....
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MANTED-To either ease or buy, a factory
building from B,o53 to 10000 square feet; city
or suburbs, Address FACTORY, Box 20. Star
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LTTTLE SILVER-Fronting Shrewsbury River,
near station; bungalow plots on easy terms.
MOREHOuSE & BROWN. Red Bank. N. j.
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MODERN Groom house; all improvements:
shade and fruit trees; fine lawn; convenient
trolley and Montclair golf links; ground
80x250; reasonable; also choice building sites
and houses, in best locations; all prices. CLIN-
TON D. BALDWIN, Bloomfield and Lakeside
avs, Verona.
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BUNGALOW. situated on Deal Lake. onno-
site Ross Fenton FARM Z minutes, WI.
from North Asbury station and trolley linz.
6 rooms. bath and electric lights; furnishsd.
NOBLE. q Kearny ay.. Kearny. N. u" "
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LOTS in restricted section. $3.50 up: $40 down.
easy monthly payments FRANK l.
SHIELDS. 142 Market ST.. Room 40f.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO Lee

GENTLEMAN'S HOME.
close to South Orange av.: 90 minutes from
Broad and Market SITS; handsome, well-built,
one-family house, 10 rooms and bath. all i'm
pre- venents, steam heat, hardwood floors and
trim; handsomely decorated throughout; ground
75X100; beautifully laid out; this property must
be sold at once; no reasonable offer refused;
terms to suit: win rent to desirable tenant.
PHILIP ]. BOWERS & co. 1S9-191 Market st.
RoSEVILLE. NORTH 9TH ST. 3i3-well built
two-family house. 10 rooms, two baths. all
separate modern improvements. decorated
throughout; open every day and Sunday; low
price and easy terms. j, C.. SHARWELL,
owner. $40 North 7th st.
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a L. SHIELDS

Real Estate and Fire Insurance. Renting and
Collecting solicited. 142 Market st, Room 401.
A GENTLEMAN'S country residence. all i'm
provement~: fine buildings on this 5-acre
estate; 40 minutes out. Lackawanna Railroad.
For particulars and photographs. c. & O., 25
Montague st Brooklyn.
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STORES. OFFICES. ETC. TO LET.
TO LET.


SHED Suitable for plumber. painter or sto,
age. 433 18TH av. SUI
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BARGAIN-Owner must sacrifice one house and
barn; 2hs acres ground; situated on ridge OF
Orange Mountain; beautiful shade and fruit
trees: grand location: price "a. 500 to quick
buy err. BRANDS e. AUSTIN, s Main ST.,
West Orange. Tel. 1879.
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FOR SALE-Seven-roon. steam heated house.
all improv 5ments. open plumbing, excellent
condition; 1000. NJ. J. BROWN. $50 Main st.,
Orange.
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Lake HopatcoRE.
. REAL SUMMER HDM e.

Bungalow and cottage sites on Lake Hopat-
cong; cottages for rent 800 per season and
upward. furnished: properties in different loca-
lions.
SALES AND EXCHANGE CO.. As Clinton st.
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OUT OF TOWN.

HAVE yrn property to rent or SELF See
Irvington Centre.
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South Orange.
j.. CHARLES O'BRlEN CO

HIGH-GRADE residence property and the
choicest building lots for sale at moderate
prices. Furnished and unfurnished houses for rent.
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VISIT beautiful Washington Park building lots;
easy terms; take West Orange trolley to
property. PSF Main St. Orange.
EIGHT-ROOM modern house. West Orange;
all improvements: lot 50x150: II sold at once.
81. 100. M ]. BROWN. ESQ Main St. Orange
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
CITY.

SOUTH 14TH ST, 72. one block from Spring
field av.-Flve large, light rooms; improve
ments; $1S. MATT. Union Building.
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AN S-rooni private house, all modern i'm
provements; good location. Inquire 81 Wright
St, city: $25 per month.
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FARMS FOR SALE.
Out of Town.
HALF-HOUR OFT.
1tM-acre farm one mile from Plainfeld, half
mile nearest station; all tillable; 7-room house;
new. large barn, tool and henhouse; 60 apple,
50 pear, 30 plum. 10 peach. sapricot and ounce
trees: with crops planted; on good macadam
road and a fine farm: a rare chance. All kinds,
all prices. all over Jersey.
CHAS f. TINSMAN, Dunellen, N. j.
GOOD FARM-Hunterdon County. New Jersey;
grain or dairy. or fruit; well located: about
100 acres; good building, no agents. Parttcu-
lars. address JNO. K. EVERITT. 2ss Wash
ington st. New York city.
FOR sALE-Easter Connecticut farms; five
acres to 275; prices from 5000 to 81, 900. Ad-
dress Box 461. .Taftville. Conn, stating wants
and get pictures and particulars.
FARM o sALE-Pleasantdnle; a acres. 10
rooms, modern dwelling. at a sacrifice.
BROWN. 80 Main St. Orange.
TO L.ET-FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
GROUND FLOOR. No. 20 Clinton St; light
and heat furnished; will decorate to suit
good tenant. Inquire of HENRY DICKSON. %
Clinton St. Newark.
Lofts.
LOFTS WITH OWE AND e HEAT
40 LAWRENCE ST. WASHINGTON
WILSON.
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Orange.

Observation-Disclosures worth SIG. 600; sacrifice
to quick buyer; a rooms. . baths; easy terms.
A. NJ. North, II Bellaire drive, Montclair. N. j..
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EAST PARK AND MULBERRY STS.-Th
new Hotel Kensington; family and transient;
rates about the same as a boarding house;
with every modern improvement and hotel
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BoARnrRs WANTED.


COURT ST, II, near Broad-Light, airy rooms,
double, single and connecting. with board
centrally located; home comforts; new manage
/ ment.
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Out of Town.
FLATS AND ROOMS TO LET.
CITY.

CITY.
ARLINGTON ST. 11. between William and
Court-Four rooms; rent SO.
BERGEN ST, 476. near waverly av.-Elegant
fiat. 8 rooms. pantry, bath. all improve
ments, hall furnished; rent very low; free until
July 1.
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SEITz-PFETFER REALTY co.

julius L. Seitz, Pres. John L. Pfeifer. sec.
Real estate bought. sold and rented.
Rents collected.
Telephone 1921. 1888 Broad st.
INVESTIGATE our proposition before you buy
your home; look over those pretty residences
on West End av.. containing s rooms, bath.
heater; lot 37Nxl00: that can be purchased Tor
5000 cash; balance sis monthly and interest.
Key7 1T No. Sc West End av., or Bloc
MECKB, 1S5 Market St. second floor.
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CHOICE Groom fiat; SIS rent; located in most
desirable section Of Newark; containing every
modern Improvement, including 1anitor service;
special Inducements to reliable party. FLED
LER'S. 142 Market St, OPP. Bamberger's.
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Mapiewood.

VERONA LAKE-New house. Sc. 500. steam,
electricity, s rooms and bath; easy terms. f.
R. NORTH. 1856 Valley road. Montclair, N. ].
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CLINTON kV.-Corner fat Of 8 rooms and
S76 Broad.
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HALsEY ST. 119-Furnished room. with or
without board: table board: home cooking:
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FuRN1sHEn RooMs ro LET

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
'ARE YOU CHANGING?' Save time and
trouble; furnished rooms in all locations. all
prices, with or without board; our list Of In
spected rooms at your service; no charges Of
any kind. THE BROAD AND MARKET Elk
CHANGE 142 Market ST., fifth floor.
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on the basis of his performance al
Terre Haute. is apparently as fast as
Spanish Queen and. II anything. bet
ter hammered The veteran reinsman
believes he has good green trotter
and others are strongly inclined to
agree with him
With Sweet Marie and Highball rae
ing each other into the ground In a
very promising attack on the trotting
race record, 1t Is just possible that the
coming Detroit meeting may result In
a similar endangering OF the worlds
pacing mark which old Star Pointer
set at 200 l-2 many years ago.
Minor Heir paced a second heat In
2:0l at Terre Haute last week and
will have The Eel chasing him again
here. In addition. there are likely 20
be a few other terrific wigglers In the
Chamber OF Commerce stake. No horse
save Bolivar has recently come so
near SCATTERING the old hero's pacing
race record as the handsome son OF
Heir At Law.
Was there ever meeting which
possessed such possibilities as those
which are now dawning on the Blue
Ribbon OF Detroit. 1908?
The Detroit times., 1908-07-21

tional run OF 200 metres when he
went the distance In % AS seconds
this morning In fact, America show
ed up we'll all through the morning
hours
King Edward is taking great share
OF interest In the games and II Is
limited that he may give utterance
TO some tactful assertions on the dis
sention between England and Amer.
lea. The king Is keen sportsman
and has always taken great interest
in sporting events. In the marathon
race OF Friday he has granted leave
grounds about Windsor castle An
other special concession which he has
granted Is that the public will also
be allowed within the grounds.
Morning Summaries:
2oo-METER DASH: First heat. won
by George. United KingdPm Time,
20 G-6 seconds. Henney. Holiand, was
by Hun. America from Dury, South
Africa. Time. As seconds. Third
heat, won by Roche. United Kingdom,
seconds. Fourth heat. won by Cartmell.
America. Time 20 seconds Fifth heat.
won by Halfait France. from r. G.
Duncan. United Kingdom. Time. % ,-5
seconds. SiNth heat Won by EoiTtman,
Sweden. Time 2345 seconds Seventh
heat won by Radoczy. Hungary Won
very easily Eighth heat. won By
Cloughen. America, from Barrozi. Italy.
| Time. - rs seconds.
MIDDLEWEIGHT WRESTLING
/ First round: Coleman. England. de-
! feated Wallis. England
GRAECO- ROMAN HEAVYWEIGHT
I WRESTLING Petroff Prussia defeat.
/ cd Humphreys. England weiyz Hun
| gary defeated Jensen. Denmark
TWO HUNDRED METER DASH
4 Ninth heat, Won by Hurdsneid. Eng.
! land. Time. 233-5 seconds Tenth
+ heat. won by Hamilton. America Time
/ Kerr. CaHadH Time 20 is seconds
| Twelfth heat won by sherman AmerI.
\ ca Time. 2a3-b seconds Thirteepth
I heat won by Reed Englund Time q
I ! o seconds Fourteenth heat. won nv
I Guttorpnser. Norway very easily. Fif.
4 teenth hest won bv Hawkins, England
Time. % - seconds
I EUNNf$G HIGH JCMp-First heat
! resulted IN q tie between Mouson oi
/ Norway and Leader. England Hrighth
81 Jump. fcef 10 as inches. Gidney
America third. Height 3 feet 93-l
inches. Sections 2 and 4. t.eahy Eng.
| land and Andre, France. tied for nrs,
place with jumps 81 feet 2 INCHES
CATCH-AS- CATCH-CAN WREST.
LING--Beck, England. defeated Mar.
ganes. America.
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TIGERS MOVE ALONG TO
TACKLE THE SENATOR'S

The nervous fan Will have 10 find
something else 10 worry over now.
One OF the comic incidents OF the
Tiger.Athletic series this year has
been the peculiar antipathy which has
sprung into being between Rossman
OF the Tigers and big RUDE Vickers.
II started in Detroit the first time the
Athletics were swinging round the
western circuit
RUDE had pitched a swell game
against the Tigers. aided by very
gloomy afternoon and had beaten
them. Rossman was serving time on
the bench with sore shoulder. On
the following afternoon Claud lament
ed TO vickers In feeling periods the
injury which had kept him out OF the
game.
You had nothing but little speed,
RUDE. old boy" commented the FIRST
sacker in patronizing periods. and
that is where l live. Alas! That l
should have been prevented from tax
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year. Walter always gets the horses
TO come and race for him and the
people to come and see the events.
His acquisition will prove fine thing
for the circuit.
There Is a new Richmond in the
VI. & NJ. field When Fleming Boy
trotted in 2:07 "a at Peoria, opinion
rushed to him as the probable win
ner OF the event. Spanish Queen then
turned OF couple OF races which.
while not winners. showed that mare
OF 2:06 ability. Now comes Venetta.
Knapsack McCarthy's candidate which,
The Detroit times., 1908-07-21

jake schaefer's benefit netted the vet
eran billiardist $1,000
Windsor. boxing bouts resulted I'm a
couple OF fairly lively draws.
Grifnth has volunteered TO pitch for Ell
bcrfeld. IL the Kid thinks he needs
him.
"a was poor day for the mumbiede-
peg contingent at the Olympic games
yesterday
Dan Patch hiss been signed for a fast
mile at the Michigan state falr
events in September
the Rogers Parks. OF Chicago. Sun
day. lie struck out ten.
The city 81 London policemen who won
the tug-Of-war have challenged Inc
American team TO pull with regula-
ton shoes.
So Ninceot'- \. VI. &. won a track meet
vat Bola Blame yesterday Hartsiwork
Yin the long distance runs being fea-
tufc.
Rnmor> os deals stlII abound. The
Browns coNet MSnning and Clever
land has hs,r7--s~of>ianding Altizer and
u L. said that more than half the lex
injuries IA the DIG fcakues Wouid
have been avoided this year by TIE
use OF high shoes
">pider" toe, Of Michigan. after losing
q heat by narrow margin In the
-S0O-meters. handily won one OF the
4OO-meter hurdle preliminatics.
trHiE. os-ths Detroit Hout -riub. won
tho Junior singles at Huntington. The
venerable Pop" Warner got into asu
eddy that carried him on the course
Midge tsa,en. thc Detroit 0utneI.ler
with South Bend. ~ booked for the
big leagues next year. as Is COcash.
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Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

Donovan pitched swell ball
against the Athletics and Downs
hit Plank very opportunity, the
Tigers breaking even on the SER
les by taking the final game, 4
to I.
New York again played
wretched fielding game and lost
to st. Louis, 8 to 3, Waddell
pitching against Chesbro and Man.
ming who are doing about all the
twirIing for the Highlanders these
days.
Washington punched hits On
ThieIman and won a neat game
for FaIkenburg, 5 to 3. The hit
ting Of Freeman and Faikenburu
was the feature.
Boston knocked Altrock cut Of
the box when he attempted to re-
peat and got five runs In the fret
inning, winning 8 to and not
being stopped to any extent by
Soldier Owen, Of Ypsilanti.
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ing a crack al you with one or two
men on base. The result would have
had pronounced influence on the
game. believe me-"
vickers swelled up like pouter
pigeon and opined that some day
Claud would have 10 make good them
cruel words--a feat which Claud
voiced his intention OF doing on the
first opportunity
The opportunity arrived In that aw
ful 25-hit game which the Tigea
tanded the Athletics on the second
day OF the series just ended. Ross
mans clouting was one OF the most
important factors in the contest. Al
ter Vickers had been driven from the
box, Rossman gloated and recalled
the Detroit conversation.
Yesterday Vickers tried TO get even
with Claud by slamming a liner at
him during the Tiger practice. They
started chewing again. Each demand
ed that someone hold him 10 prevent
his doing great damage TO his ad
versary. The proprieties were not SCI
riously shattered. however.
Perhaps. II Connie sees At TO put
vickers In the box in the Athletics
coming visit to Detroit. the flame will
burst out again Vickers is probably
himself with the thought
that, on some favorable occasion. he
will present Mr.. Rossman with bean
ball II he does. II will start some
thing.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-21
TEAM IS
IN OPEN REVOLT

Six players OF Bobby loves Grand
Rapids Central league team refused TO
accompany the club to Dayton last
night until their salaries. due July 10.
had been paid. The rebels included
Pitcher Sterzer. formerly of the De-
troits, as well as other stars Of the
team. Lowe will be hard put 10 1t
TO get a team In the field. as he has
but eight men left.
The situation is peculiar in that
Owner Phil Arnold is considered very
solvent. and his team has been max
ing money all season. Most Oh the
time II has been In the lead OF the
league race. Lowe was frantic over
the failure OF the team owner 10 come
forward with the coin.