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Butte Races

BUTTE. Mont. Aug. l1.-Thirty ninth day
Weather clear. Track fast.
FIRST RACE-Fiye furlongs, selling maider
year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey W.T. ST Str Fin
S-l-tlying Wing (ButwelD. LOG 2 ? u
Zoe Young (H. STUART ..105 q a
IN. Buxton (Van Dusen).10
Time, ;03. Corelli Doron, Miss Butte, villa.
waw, Mabel Reed, Huro finished as named
SMinner, eh. 6; 90 by The Roman Right wing.
easily. $40
SECOND RACE-Seven furlongs, selling, ;
year olds and upward
Odds. Horse and Jockey W.T. ST STR Fin
0-l-SylYa You (E. Clark ...107 8 81 IL
6-l-Harka (ButwelD .1O7 8 h 2 IL
o-Smsloari lHeatherton). Zip 9 8 h
Time, :295a. Black Dress, Contribution Mon.
sic Noble, Lerida, Burnolette DIR. Sherman Deco
rator, Jack o Lantern, Mosketo, finished as
Sanrf cooa winner d ch M ( by Salvador
THIRD RACE-Four and a half furlongs, sell
ing, year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT St Str Fin
4-1-Curriculum (Otis) ....107 9 10 L
5-2-Garter Light (Stuart) .1o2 2 % 2n
l3-1-Buxter Hodi tShriner). ...107 6 u 33
Time, :55A. Margie D. Unlock Nettie Hicks.
Rose Daily, Hersain, finished as named. Winner
blk g. "a by Hastings -Carbotta Start good
Won in a drive of three
FOURTH RACE-Four and half furlongs,
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T. St Str Fin
S-5-knight Deck lAubuchonl Jos II
s-d-ollie Ward (Blarl. .1o7 5 h u
5-2--Jim MaIlady (Groth). 80. .105 2n jl
Time. :559. Sir Barry, Beaumont, Grotto,
Edrona, Tyler, finished named. Winner, b.
s. by Free Knght-Belle Decker. Start good.
Won driving. Second and third cleverly. NAL
lady lost ground in the last turn. He looked like
winner, but stopped at the end.
FIFTH RACE-Seyen furlongs, handicap, 8
year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T. st. Str Fin.
9-10-Ethel Day Van Dusn) 81 l 1 21s l a
g Dixie Lad (ButwelD. .105 90 IL
'25- l-Hooray (McGrath). 104 6 4 81
Time, 1927. Royal Ben, Belle Smoker, Ca
nardo, Cabin finished as named. Winner, gr M
(6) by Faraday- Ethel T. Start good. Won easily
Second and third driving. Dixie Lad closed
stoutly.
SIXTH RACE-Seyen furlongs, selling, year
Olds and upward:
Odds; Horse and Jockey. VT, st. Str. Fin
5-1-Master Lester &c. Clark .112 II In
21-Proteus (Afolesworth) .109 "a 2 u
5-I-Ruscimo (Van Dusen).... 80 3 E
Time, 1:30. Lola White Miller's Daughter
Bright Albert, Runsum, Gentle Harry, San Reno
finished named. Winner, ch. h. "a by Pirate
of Penzance-AIiss Thomas. Start good. Won in
a drive OF three.
SEVENTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles,
selling, year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
6-5-Esther (Molesworth).. 9S 1 u
61-Tea Tray ii >(Daussett. .104 1 u 23
6-1-hogo lE. Clark. .102 u "a
Time, l:49A Surety, Ellie, Playlet, Dick
Redd, finished named. Winner. br. N. "a by
Grunan-Sedate. Start good for all but Ellie. Won
driving. Second easily. Third driving.
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HAWAIIAN ROPERs ARRIVE
Lariat Artists From Islands to
Enter Contest

Two Kanaka cowboys who think
they can show the product of the wild
west few things about roping steers
arrived here yesterday on the liner Ala
media, and will leave today for Chey-
enne, Wyo., to enter the big roping
contest that is to take place there
this month. They are in Charge of j.
s. Low of Honolulu, and both men have
made good records with the horned
cattle of the Hawaiian islands.
The names of these chocolate colored
rope throwers are A. c. Kaaua and l.
Purdy. Purdy is modest and has lit
tie to say of his hopes. Kaaua speaks
with the simple modesty of leading
lady who knows herself a head liner
and wants the world to share her
knowledge.
Before left Honolulu" he said.
Il won the championship of the islands.
roped, threw and tied four steers in
l minute and 35 seconds"
And Mr. Purdy, is he champion,
also?"
'Purdy? Well, L believe Purdy did
the trick once in 3S% seconds. But it
was only one steer. My time was for
four steers
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Saratoga Sheriff Not
Afraid Of Hughes

SARATOGA. Aug 11-All was quiet
at the racetrack this afternoon. Sheriff
Bradley, who, as usual, was at the
track with a force of deputies, said
that the fact that he had been sum
moned by Governor Hughes to answer
charges Of alleged misconduct in Office
would not change his decision to abide
by the advice of his counsel, ex-Sen-
ator Bracket, and enforce the anti
betting law as interpreted in the Bis
choff decision.
Senator Brackett gave out the fol-
lowing statement:
i have seen a copy of the charges
against the Saratoga county sheriff. as
published In the morning papers
know nothing of the facts, nothing
that has occurred on the track, because
have not been there; but If the sher-
If has honestly done his duty, on the
lines laid down in the written opinion
1 gave for him for his guidance. he
cannot properly be removed, nor have
l any idea that he will be, for the opin-
ion simply stated the law as 1t is and
as the courts have held it to be. 1
do not believe. nor have I any reason
to believe, that the governor will try
to make martyr of the sheriff in order
to show his own zeal against race
track gambling"
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Beaver BuShers Pitch
ShutOnt Ball
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

Los ANGELES. Aug. 11.-McCredie
tried out his new bushers, Graney and
Rose, against the champions today and
while both pitched shutout ball Graney
lost his game from wildness in the
third and fourth innings and was
thrown on the bench after the fourth.
Each kid allowed one single, but Gra-
ney had about as much control as a
jack rabbit.
In the third inning he soaked Del
mas with the ball. Hogan fouled out,
Gray walked. Both advanced on Ber-
nard's infield out and scored on Cakes
single over third which Bassey Jug
gled. He opened the fourth with a
pass to Wheeler and Smith sacrificed.
Wheeler went to third on Ellis out at
first and scored on a wild pitch
In the first McCredie singled, Raftery
doubled and Johnson singled and this
scored one run. In the fourth Bassey
singled and ran to second on Whaling's
out. Hogan tried to catch Bass off
second, but he made wild throw.
Bassey went to third on this and
scored when Oakes made a fierce heave
of the ball to third
Rose is a new busher from a Denver
amateur team and arrived here yester-
day. He is the goods. Score
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SIGNS DOLBEER ESTATE
DISTRIBUTION ORDER
One of Legatees Sued for Di-
vorce and Wife Alleges
Habitual IntemDerauce

The estate of Bertha NJ. Dolbeer was
finally removed. from the purview of
the probate court yesterday by the
signing of the final decree of distribu-
tom by Judge Graham.
With the winding up of the estate
one of the legatees, Ralph P. Chase.
divorce by Winifred Chase BY Judge
Grahams decree the sum of s11.572
became due Chase. His wife asks thar
restrained from paying her husband
his legacy She accused him Of ila-
bitually becoming Intoxicated and said
he would dissipate the money and
thus defraud her of her alimony. Mrs.
Chase also charged her husband with
striking her and calling her foul
names.
Under the decree of distribution Miss
mately s75O.000 and the other Iegatees
divide about $500. 900.
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DOrante, at @ to |, Wins
TrayerS Stake
Muddy Track Keeps Madden's
King James From Finish
ing ia Front
spEcIAL pIsPArcH 10 rHE cALL

SARATOGA, N Y, July IA heavy
rainfall last night and a brisk shower
this afternoon cost John E. Madden
$5, ,000 The rain spoiled the track and
made it heavy. and the mud prevented
Madden's colt, King James, from win
ming the rich Travers stake and as
sisted Dorante materially to a three
quarter length victory. DOrante won
In driving finish. with King James
second and BeaucOup third
When Sanguine bumped j. G. Core se-
verely in the run through the home
stretch in the first race many of the
1000 spectators yelled foul" They
when the horses had finished. awaiting
the decision of the stewards to disqual-
ify Sanguine. who had finished in front.
as Jockey Notter. W who % rode Q j. g. Core. ore.
the second horse, failed to lodge a
complaint against Sanguine. and the
officials refused to take action sum-
mary:
FIRST RACE-For 3 year olds and upward.
selling 800 added, seven furiongs;
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
Z 1-Sanguine. 93 (Sweetl l............s....e. 4
11-10-J. G. Core log (NOtteri. .-............. 2
IL. 5-Monocle; los GIeCahey) ---..-----...-
Time 1:29 %. Orphan Lad. Ace High,
Greene. They're on finished as named.
SECOND RACE-FOr all ages which have not
won at this meeting. handicap purse, 5000 added.
ODDS Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
I-10-Far West 113 (Gilberti- ...........-..t I
Z 2-BedOuin los CdcCarthyl .............. >
To- 1-Scheswig. 90 (Sweet) ...-.---..-..--... )
Time. 1:42. Wool Sandals, Fultonville. TN
fshed as named
THIRD RAcE-For year oIds selling 500
added. six furlOngs
odds Horse. Weight ana Jockey Fin.
7-1-COurt Lady. 107 (Shnling) ).,..............-t
6-1-ArOndack. 107 NIcCarthyl yl................
S-l-Edwln u, 11O tSweetl- ------...-- .....--- 2
Time. 1:11. Plume. WestmOre. 0IidshiDman
Easy. Esehau. Home Run, Donatuss finished as
named.
FOURTH RACE-The Travers. s., 500. for
year olds, one and a quarter miles;
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin.
6-1-Dorante. 1I6 a.. Leel Leel...-................
2-1-King James. Ill (ShilIng). ..............
9-5-BeaucOup. III (NOtterl l.................
Time, 2:O4 3-5. Sir John johnson. Bar None,
finished named.
FIFTH RACE-For 3 year Olds and upward
selling. $3.50 added one mile:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
9-J-The Wrestler, 1O2 (H smith ........... 1
S-1-Sir Toddington. 101 (Yorkel.
5-1-Alaudi. 90 (McCaheyi. .....-.- .......--..
Time, 40 45- Antaeus, Robert Cooper. tn
ished named
SIXTH RACE-For maiden year oltls purse,
800 added. five and a half furlongs:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey Ein
4-1-ROstrum. 1IO (SfcTanien. =. ............ [
S-5-PetticOat. 107 (NOtteri. eri.................. .
15-1-Bird OF Flight II. 107 (NIuSgravei. -..-.- 3
Time. 1:1O % Louise Bell. Lighthouse,
Michael Beck. Moorish King. Energy, MidercchO,
Ed Wray, Nunda, finished named.
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HAS FORMIDABLE ELEVEN
Wilmerding School Stars Will
PLAY This Season

The Wilmerding School of Industrial
Arts will have formidable football
eleven this season. OF the star players
of past gridiron events. Trowbridge,
Merchant, Hanley, Rudolph, Willison
and De Merritt remain in the school.
Smith, Miller, Scove, Coggins, Holmes,
Towle, Berg, Fulton and Witt loom far
above other candidates.
Football fans will recollect the fa-
nous place kick of Babe Merchant
from the As yard line in the Wilmer
ding-Lick game of last season, and
Trowbridge's excellent work. De Mer-
orx rlo, wi1i also De peienerga Sitb l9T ms
man in Wilmerding, is considered a
valuable asset to the schools eleven
for his season, as he gained much cred
1t for his clever playing at right half
while a member of the victorious Pa
cific heights grammar school team
of last wear
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WESTERN CIRCUIT RACES
FIemming Boy Wins Manufac-
turers' Stake

GALESBURG, ILL.,, Aug. 11.-Flemming
Boy won the Manufacturers stake. the
principal event of the opening day of
the great western circuit races here.
There were seven starters in the big
event Summary:
Manufacturers stake, 2:25 trot,
purse 81, 1,000-Flemnling Boy won the
second, third and fourth heats and
race. Mary Mac won the first heat; !;
Brace Girdle third. Best time, 2:11A
2;25 pace, purse $500-Jolfn Ward
2:12A.
Free for all. one heat, purse 81 ,0OO-
Citation first Best time. 2:06lk.
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BUsrNEssMEN VS.. ELKs

SAN MATEO, Aug. 11.-A game of
baseball is to be played next Sunday
on the local diamond by team made
up of leading San Mateo business and
professional men and county officials
against team from the Elks' lodge.
The proceeds of the game will go to
charity.
The businessmen's team, known as
the Caseys, will be composed of the
following: Harold Casey, Il. Grummon,
H. Smith, II. Meyer ]: E. Casey. w. w.
Casey, c. Herbst, J. OHara, B. Gracier
substitutes, A. p. Giannini, Thomas
Byrnes. Asa Hull and G. d. Hayward.
The Elks team will consist of r. Bon
ner. A. Blaich. r. Blaich. III. G. Ross,
N. ID. Morrison, Robert Chatham and J..
A. Buckler: substitutes, f. w. Metzgar,
Guy p Hull, l.. III. Newbert, 0. L. Koop,
z. P. Chamberlain and ]. r. Weller.
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BUTTE ENTRIES

First race, FIVE furlongs, selling-Aunt Kit,
Dallas, Mabel Fountain. Minnie, The Slicker,
Tyler. Jim Hanna, Edrone f, Theodore Phil
lips, Semproelle, Sir Barry, Jolter.
Second race, five furlongs, selling-Balreed,
Maud S, Maid OF Orleans, Valoski, Garter Light,
Eonite. Reno Rebel Irish Mike, Athgold, God
father, Diamond Nose
Third race, mile and a sixteenth, selling
Jack Paine, Contribution, Sir Wesley, Hersain,
Nina Gibson, June Time, Cotillon. Denigra,
Lazell, Spondcolix, Benvolio Belden.
Fourth race. mile and sixteenth. selling
Tarp. Furze, Lady Ollcia, Docile, Woolen. Ruth
w, Chancellor Walworth, King Brush, John J.
Rogers, Cardinal Sarto. Mendon, Prince Fred
erick.
Fifth race, six furlongs, purse-Sightly,
Teeta II. Reene W. Port Mahone Belle Scott,
Springleaf Duke of Orleans, Husky, Beaver
Dam Lad.
Sixth race. mile, seling-wilIie T, Mrs.
Neugent, Elevation, Gentle Harry, vinton. Rob-
ert Mitchell, Joe Wootan, Mandator, Daring,
Galvanic.
Seventh race, mile, sellng-Salpearl Lord
Rossington, Manila S, Petaluma, Red Era,
Kalowna.
Weather clear; track fast
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NOT THE RIGHT HoBsoN

Chief Biggy received dispatch yester-
day from Detective Sergeant McQuaide
from Omaha that the man arrested there
as w. II. H0bson was not the right man
and that he would return at once Hob
son was indicted by the grand jury
last month on a charge of forgery in
connection with mining certificates of
the Booth mining company of Tonopah
which were passed on stock brokers in
this city. A dispatch was received
from Omaha last week that Hobson
was sent with the papers for his ex-
tradition. G. L. Booth. who was in
dicted with Hobson. was admitted to
probation by Judge Cook on Monday.
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HAWAIIAN RIFLE TEAM
ARRIVES ON STEAMER

The Hawaiian national guard rife
team arrived here yesterday on the
liner Alameda The sharp shooters are
on their way to Camp Perry, o., to
of similar teams from ali the states
and territories and the regular army.
Last year the Hawaiian team secured
thirty-fourth place with 4S teams com
peting. The Hawaiian militiamen hope
to do better this year.
Major w. r. Riley is in command
of the team, which is made up of is
picked officers and men. Captain A.
w. Neely and Lieutenants o. j. White
head and l.. A. K. Evans are the star
shots of the team. The shoot will
begin August "a and will last for three
days.
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TENNIS AT SOUTHAMPTON

SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 11.-Nearly all
OF the preliminary matches in the
mems tennis singles were completed
today j. ID. Jones defeated G.. Gala
Dr. Dr. sopert Leroy yatad asaea.su n ?. Uri man
S. .Dabney defeated T. C. Trask, w. F.
Johnson defeated c. G. Lee and r. H.
Palmer defeated S. Peabody Jr., all in
straight sets. In the second round the
ex-national champion, II. w. Slocum,
defeated the young Princeton player,
D. Mather in straight sets. William
j.. Clothier took his match by default.
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Match Race Between Fastest PAGERS
Is Feature Of the Opening Card

Three the card which
the Emeryvle greatest
of these undoubtedly will be the match between the champion
stallion Sir John and the pacing Mona Wilkes
all which these grand horses the
oy entered in this but realizing that would be
fast for their little Morris Brothers
from the
Attracted by the iberaty Of the $O0 purse the Greater
Oakland stake there will be 10 actual this which
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Fort Erie Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First rnce-The Earl, AnemO-
nella, Tom Reid.
Second race--Lady LeOta, IneIa,
Speight.
Third race AraIia, Mabel
Henry, She Wolf.
Fourth race-Berwick, Marse
Abe, Al Muller.
Fifth race-king's Daughter,
Terah. Minnie Adams.
Sixth race-PrOtagOnist. Firma-
ment, La Jeunesse.
Seventh race-TOm DoIan, SolOn
Shingle, Minot.
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National League

NEW YORK, Aug. lin the ex-
pectatiOn of seeing a double header
between the Chicago and the local
National league teams today over &c.
600 baseball enthusiasts passed through
the gates before 2 o'clock and fully
5000 more were on the outside as the
management closed the entrances. The
stands and bleachers were crowded
and the overflow jumped over the field
ana formed fringe a dozen deep all
around making ground rules neces-
sary. the limit of a hit into the
crowd being two bases. During the
third inning squaIl struck the
grounds and this was followed bv a
severe thunder and rain storm The
in the first half Of the seventh I'M
p1re O'Day called the game with the
score 10 Q In favor OF Chicago There
was wild scramble for shelter by
those IN the field and on the open
stands and. although none of the Me-
tr0politan policemen were in evidence
the players OF both teams appealed to
the people and managed to keep them
orderly until the second game was
Geeclared on on account of the storm.
r. H. E.
S- w. ~. = - - -..--------------.
Nsw y. tolk. =
nahan Umpires-Rigler and O'Day.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 1.-THE latter part Of
todays game was played in the rain and play
was once stopped for nearly half an hour Score.
pss,snuIg. ..-..-....-..-.--.-.-.. o
Ph1Iladel2hia- ;.-.- -....--..-..... s ?
BAT Batteries-Msd Gibson and Phelps; Sparks.
noren and DOOM Umpires-Johnstone and
BOSTON Aug 1I.-Tuckey. Boston,s new left
handler pitched his first, game today and shut
3s sosson. 1
Batteries-Tuckey and Graham. Ksrvsp "a "a
Bliss Umpire-Emslie.
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no PLAY IN AMERICA

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE British lawn
tennis association has agreed to the
American suggestion to play the pre-
liminary round for the Dwight F. Da-
Wis lawn tennis challenge cup contest
IN America This will be for the pur-
pose of deciding whether American or
English players go to Australia to
meet the holders of the title. NJ. j.
Ritchie and J. c. Harte, the English
team, Will sail for New York at the
end OF this month.
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Fort Erie Races

FORT ERIE. Ont, Aug. 1i.-Today's results:
First race, five furlongs-Sainstar won, Dor
othy Webb second Flower Beauty third. Time,
1:01 S-5.
Green won. Elizabeth Harwood second, Dick
Roller third. Time, 1:07 30.
Third race six furlongs-Harod Hall won,
G. j. Celia second. Washakie third. Time.
1:14 As.
Fourth race one and a sixteenth miles-Goes
Fast won. Eilicott second, John Carroll third.
Time, 1:46.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Belmere won, Alen-
con second, Edgely third. Time. TIA 3-5.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Utterance won,
Keep Moving second, Aunt Rose third. Time,
1:27 1-5.
Seventh race one and three-sixteenths miles
Spunky won, Holscher second. Hostile Hyphen
third. Time, 200 2-5.
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SWEET MARIE DEFEATED
California Mare Beaten in Race
by Jack Leyburn

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 11.-Jack
Leyburn, owned by State Senator ].
P. McNichol of this city. today won
the match race with Sweet Marie,
owned by William Bradley of New
York. in straight heats and incidentally
established new record for the Bel
mont track.
Leyburn trotted the first heat In
2:05 q, seconds faster than the record
held by CroeSus over the same course.
The second heat was also made in bet
ter time than the old record, Leyburn
negotiating the distance in 2:065a.
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TENNIs oFFIcIALs ELEcTEp

EVERETT. Wash, Aug. 1.-THE an
nual meeting Of the North Pacific in
ternational lawn tennis association,
which is being held mere today, elected
r. r. Pooley of Victoria, president;
Maurice II. Wildes of Everett, vice
president: Arthur Remington of Olyn-
pia. secretary treasurer. The interna-
tional tournament for 1909 was award
ed to the Seattle tennis club.
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NEW YORK GETS AMATEURS

NEW YORK, Aug. lit is an
nounced today that the track and field
championships of the Athletic amateur
union for 1908 have been awarded to
the New York athletic club for Sep
tember Is and 49, Entries will close
with the chairman of the championship
committee, New York city, on Aus
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Seattle Selections
BY J. r.. JEFFERY

First race-wap, Emma G., st.
Francis.
Second race-Micaela, Fair An
ME, IncIemeDt.
Third race - Taylor George,
Belle Kinney, Kerry.
Fourth race-Stanley Fay, Green
Seal, Pedro,
Fifth race-Herman Doyle, Ja-
coma. John C. Graus.
Sixth raee-LeGaI Form, Agnola,
SalabIe.
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BASEBALL PLAYER KILLED

HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. H.
Michael T. Maroney. aged 25, of Meri-
den, died today as a result of injuries
received In baseball game at Port
land, Me- last Saturday. He collided
with another player while running
bases and was injured in the abdomen.
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-Raftery, Casey. Oakes. Sac.
rifce hits-Smith, Bassey, Hogan. Base on
balls--0n Graney Q, of Gray 4, on Rose l.
Struck out-By Graney 2. by Gray s. by Rose 2
Double play-Bassey to Cooney. Wild pitch
Graney. Hit by ptcher-Delmas, by Graney.
Time of game--1 hour and 90 minutes. um-
pire-O' CoDnel
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RAIN PREVENTS RACING

BUFFALO,, N. Y, Aug. 1.-THE
grand circuit trotting races scheduled
for today were postponed until tomor-
row on account OF rain.
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AMERICAN AssoCIATIox

Al St, Paul-St. Paul 1. Indianapolis &
At eapolis-NI inneapolis .. Louisville a
At altiwaukee-Miiwauke o. Columbus
AT Kansas C1ty-kansas City T. Toledo 3.
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IIlIt LOO .. oIaII gO0u Won easlIy. Sec
ond driven. Third stopping. Tavora 70 Matte
Bumppo l3, Pal 20. Alma Boy go, Giovanni Ba-
leriO 20, finished as named. Convent took the
lead from Triumphant going around the frst
turn and ran away from her field at the Will
Of her rider. Darlington came from far back
IN the final quarter. Triumphant and Pal, the
early coDtenders. weakened in the stretch. Con-
vent TO place, 1-3 show; Darlington. place.
- show; Triumphant, IL show.
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The course VIII be tr1angular, each
leg two and half miles; course to be
sailed twice.
The judges are Stewart Laughlin A.
Lester Best, secretary of the South
Coast yacht club, and Francis T. I'm
derhill. commodore of the Santa Bar
bara yacht club
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SOUTH COAST YACHT RACES
Three Days Regatta at Santa
Barbara Begins Today
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI

SANTA BARBARA, Aug. 11.-with
the most brilliant three days regatta
in the history of the South Coast yacht
club in prospect, beginning tomorrow
afternoon, crews Of various racing
yachts lying in the harbor are tonight
resting. awaiting the starting gun at
o'clock. The entries in the first event.
with time allowances. follow:
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American League

CLEVELAND. Aug. 11.-Phflaaeinhia xo, 80.
nrst game, 70 I. and Cleveland the second 6 to
= The home team had two pitchers knocked out
Eaikenoerg IN the hrst and Berger IN the second
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Thirty thousand Fans
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GAMES TO-DAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
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First game
Cleveland. ...--.-.....
Batter1es-Fa lkenberg, IIebhardt Foster and
Clarke; Yickers and Schreck
Second game r. III n
Cleveland x 10
Philade lphia. 4 10
Batteries-Berger Rhoades and Clarke: Wick
ers, Dygert. Plank and Schreck.
CHICAGO. Aug. u.-New York presented n
patched up infeld today which went to pieces in
the sixth, and Chicago won easily s TO l. score.
R. II. E.
Shlcoetl. e.. -. o.
New York
Batteries-White. Walsh and Sullivan; Lake
Billiard and Blair. -
DETROIT. Aug 1.-Two timely hits bv Fras-
man drove In three men. giving Washington inse
enough runs to win Score. RI ri
RssESi5, RssSi5rton ;s,................---.-- 9
Street. ~
ST. LOUIS. Aug u.-Boston made II thre,
out Of four from ST. Louis. winning BY 3 to 0.
sfors; Fonts r II: E.
0'Es4H, Batteries-Howrii and s0cDcer. ,seo.,s -
Carrigan-