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The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
FEW YERS MAKE
FIVE HITS A GAME

''Ty'' Cobb. the champion batter Of the
American League. IS one OF the IoUr
players IN that league who has cracked
o1t 1--WE hits N 4 game this season HIS
I've hits netted MIN a total or eight bases,
re having two doubles and q triple The
hits were made OF vicbers. Schlitze-. and
Maxwell. on July :. at Philadelphia
Schaefsr. Of the Tigers, also holds the
title Of i've hits per game. made AZ Cleve-
land. April L. when he made four singles
and double
Hartzeu. the St Louis Browns clever
aIl-aroUnd player. or Nay 80 in the
morning game against Thielmaa and Joss.
was credited with i've singles
D. Sullivan. OF June 6. cracked out
three singles. a double. and triple on
8Iullia and WIlette-
Cobb also holds the record Of making
four hits per game, having cracked out 2
quartet Of singles ten tines Stone. the
former champion, and Stovau are tied
with eight each for second place
Harry Niles. who IS playing the oUtheld
for New York. leads in making two hits
per game with twenty-five, with Ross
man and Mcconnell a close second with
tEenty-o1e-
- Detroit leads as a team il points with
10 times making two hits Per game
TAirty-eight times have players OF the
champion Tigers sent out three hits per
game, and siz tines have the players On
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
CHICAGO FANS MAY SEE
ONLY 4 CUB-SOX SERIES

Chicago, Aug I5-It begins to look as
II the White Sox and the Cubs would
have to play or a post-season series this
fall for the city Championship Of Chica-
60 With the Sex down in fourth place
and struggling Aa7d 10 keep even IN their
games with the second-divisIon teams,
and the Cubs dropping two games il one
cay 10 the Phill!es. the Chicago fans are
beginning to discuss the chances Of haN-
ing q post-season series in Chicago al
their own this fall that viii be just as
exciting and well attended IS any OF the
worlds championship games
There IS the same spirit Of rivalry be-
tween the West and the Southside fans
there always has been, but there IS less
talk about the merits OF the two teams
this year The White Sox still hold the
city championship, for they have not lost
Il since they defeated the Cubs in the
worlds championship series IN the fall OF
1906. The Southsiders did not have q
chance TO play for the city championship
last fall. as the Cubs were battling at
that tine for their present title Of worlds
champions
Chance and his men are not vet out Of
the running for the flag this year. but
they VIII have a hard task now 10 over
take such team as the Giants or even
the Pirates. The New York team will
finish the season at home, while the Cubs
viii have to play on foreign grounds, but
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
THO JOCKEYS BADLY INJURED
Sumter and Sweet Trampled in Ac-
eident at Empire City Track.
DuEan's sudden Shift from Course
Causes Two Horses to Go Down
on Top OF Their Riders.

New York. Aug I5.-Two Jockeys.
Sweet and Sumter. came within an ace
Of losing their lives in the last race al
Empire City track this afternoon Sweet
had the mount on ! 9. Core. while Sum
ter rode Saylor- In wild dash for the
lower turn. E Ducan. who vas recently
punished by the Saratoga stewards for
rouEh riding. crowded over from an cut
side position with Coincidence 9 10 70
fav0rlte. and grabbed the rail just al cEe
beginning Of the turn While Come6i-
enne did not foul anybody. she caused
several riders 10 pull uP, with the result
that there was a Jam. In the midst Of
the confusion : C Core and Saylor
stumbled and went down II a cloud Of
dust. The accident occurred within tfty
yards q the club house, where many
women turned away in horror J. @
Core lay still as Il dead. with Sweet di-
rectly under him Saylor. however.
scrambled Up. as did Sumter. but the boy
was 50 badly shaken up mat he reu again
helpless.
A dozen stabIemen and P.uke-tons
rushed 10 the scene Of the accident sum
ter was picked Up and carried into the
clubhouse. where he was quickly revived
When J Q Core had finally managed 20
get on his feet however. little Sweet
crushed and his head covered with blood.
which flowed from a deep gaSl over the
left ear. looked as i he had been
tvampled 10 death Sweet was placed on
a srrerc1er and was borne into the club
I house Dr. F0y. Of YOHkers. was called,
and after a brief examination he said
that Re did not believe that Sweet had
Z been fatally injured. but he ordered him
( sent TO St J0seph's Hospital AT the
I hospital tonight after an operation had
I been performed. Il was said that Sweet
would recover
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
CARPENTER NAY Be In MEET
Washington Grove Officials Expect
Champion to Compete.
Interesting List of Events Promised
in Annual Field and Track Games
at Oval on Labor Day.

Washington athletes are training fo-
the track and field games at Washington
Grove. Nd. on Labor Day, Monday. Sep
tsmbe- =
Manager Walter Foster IS busy getting
the feId in shape for the events Work
men have been engaged during the past
week in grading and leveling The big
oval track. and it now presents a good
appearance The members OF the Wash
lnton Grove Athletic Association are
working out OF the oval and all p-o-
uounce Il in great shape for speed
Capt HsiEekalp. the star timber top
Per of the Maryland Athletic Club. VIII
enter a bunch Of star performers IN these
games. Il is expected that J c Carpen-
ter. the Olymp!an 45-meter performer.
WHO beat 10 the tape HalsweIle, the Eng
Llshnan. and was finally disqualified BY
the judges. VIII take part n the 40
yard rU1- Herring. Of the Mount wash
ington Athletic Club. gave Carpenter a
hard race II the South Atlantic Cham
pionships. and was only beaten by a snan
margin. and he viii be Carpenters fastest
opponent and q pretty race may be ex-
pscted-
y. G. ThraI. champion al around atE-
lete q the District. will be seen under the
coIOTs OF the " G. a a He Is entered
n the hundred and viii have his work
cut cut for him by such speedy boys as
Suithsol- Smith. and Royce II the pole
vault he VIII meet Jack SterriJt. former
South Atlantic champion. and H u
ward Of Baltimore Y n c - Botl
Sterrtr- and Ward are good for Il teet
when going right Thrau can Cles- !
feet I inch when in condition The event
therefore. should be a good attraction
Entries close Tuesday. September /
with Mr.. Walter Foster T9 Fourteenth
street northwest
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FrTe and o1e-hals fuzlolss. J. H
Reed g (Eez-ed7I. 9 20 u w1r. Ssre-sds. l0s
lPoFsrs ( 70 T. second Guy Fisher. ll3 .Trlz-sr..
. 20 = -Ei-d- TINE 80 85 Fl1-z- Ilqas5e- Ade-
la Ben Hove E5- Cannon Gloriole- and Mrs
Nl1-51a No0-s also Taz.
SECOND RACE-Slr flIlo-zs- B1-ehraEs. 10
tGlas1s-f. : 20 T. Won L---s Oszye- 100 lElcs.- .
20 o se-uud- F5-r5-szd ~ da5bs--f- 20 % T. tird
Tine ---5 Is shirley r. Ps--v N-AL1w- emile
IL Mss C=sz--ou- Cyc-1Ts. tls-S-r-- and s-o1s-
HI also -1E-
THIRD BACE-sir f--lcugs- LADY CaTu-. IG
.Eassf. 6 % J. 7ra- Alenc1n. l55 iEoUe-s'- @ 4
zec--d. Ed-elv- -E .Truzlerf. % = -1i-d- Tine
---5 t5-acc-us- ts-eensilla. E0yal OK E1les-
l3d A. Muller also 1c-
FOURTH RACE-Fivs and oae-half f1rI1rzs- In
szt1- 112 -R15sr I u 2 won S-rc-nela-1- 10 ik7u-
r=5rH- % J. ss-sc5- Mars Abe. L35 tPcEes
i-1u71ed With I-Tiz1C-.. third Ti1e- lbs 4-a
Le1-z-d- l[iclael Angelo. and Olsiks-a also ra1-
FIFTH RACE-Oue nile Plzzola. Is sFi-sensl.
% 8 v1- Te-al- -2 ,Ee1nedvI. 70 = ssc-li5 3
Minnie A5ams n lTruIlsr. 3 % 5 third Tine
--sa John Carroll also -zz-
SIXTH RACE-0ue nile and fu-lous- Reid
IPicks-s - =. sod, AL1c-- e .ke1lelyI. J.
% %. third Tine. 80 - Po-ly Pm and Con
vie also -lu-
SEVENTH RACE-O-e 1-iIe and severity Yards
Belul-e. Us .P0zersI. 20 20. van. szrvl-e. g
Kennedy % J. second. Ga1b-l-Es. 20 ore. 9
70 J. rt--5- Tine. --ss Is 1tha-a1an Bl1ser Hand
I1vo-i11. TaSa-e. LezL1g-c- Lady. z-d Dixon a-so
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
THIS YEARS DERBY WINNER
Ten Big Races Have Been Decided
in America.

When Lawrence P. Daley won the Cana
dian Derby al Fort Erie, he won the last
Of the series Of races Of 1905 ia this coun-
try and Canada dignihed with the imPor-
tsnt name of derby. SAYS Racing Form
Ten races Of that name have been run
this year. OF which the Brooklyn Derby
vas the most valuable O. them all. only
the Latonia and Brooklyn races were at
the correct derby distances Of one and
one-half miles It is something in faN or
Of New Orleans racing Of the past that
the Crescent City and City Park derbies
ranked next 10 the Brooklyn event in
value
OF the winners. Fair Play stands out
alone really high-class three-year-old-
NieeHck enjoys the distinction OF being a
triple derby winner. with the California.
Los Angeles. and Crescent City 10 his
credit He. too. was a good colt, but sue
cumbed 10 TOO much early racing and too
much travelling. 50 that when he reached
New York with many rich engagements
before him. he was all in and unable 70
race
The derby winners Of the year. the
events won by them, and the values are
- frr1nvrS
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
FRANK GILL WINNER
Captures YOnkerS Handicap
from a Busy Field.
EMPIRE CITY TRACK OPENING
Large Attendance witnesses Excel
lent Programme of Races-GOOd
Sport Marks the Initial Day-Besom
Captures First Event on the Card
FavOrites Get n Fair Break.

Empire City Track. Yonkers. y Y,
Aug IA large crowd was in attend
ance at the opening day Of the Empire
track to-day The racing was good, al
though most Of the high-class horses were
stll at the Spa. Lucky Jack AcGinnis
with his colt. Frank Gil. captured the
yonkers Handicap. The feature Of the day.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-sx f5Elougs- Bosom. Jos JDugan',
6 70 8 won- Jams 2 Bzady. 1c7 Garner 70 I,
IL2I Black Msry. Jz5o5--e. Dainty Dame. and
Goidircof also rzr-
SECOND RACE-Fire ard one-hzE f1rionEs
Ethereal. l5- Cullen . 70 s. Won RaEnan. il7
tSn-iraI. % J. second H1necrss-. 10 lDuganI.
Z % z. third Tine. l8- IS Etaelda also rin-
THIRD RACE-Cne nile DARK Night. I'D lH-
smith. 20 !. w1n. Queen Marguerite. 10 Upton.
even second. Cyn1aI los iDugznl. 10 T. third
Tine. 1,42 Ear.'s Cont and Haro1urt also ran-
FOURTH RACE-Ole and ole-sizteeuth miles.
Frank Gil. IL lLa-El 6 70 l. won, Tony B9lero.
-0i Smith. Is 20 4 second, Jack Atk-n. Is
.Slrcvsi. . 70 J. third Tune --4-. Charles Ed
ward. Rad News. NcCarter. TileIng. Arasee. Old
Ho-esty, aEd Grspr-e also ran-
FIFTH RACE-Five ard ous-half f1rl-nes- Ha--
-igaE. III .ShrsvcI 90 5. uns Garland. - smith
10 l. sCc1ld- BlL-- BolsElar. leo sweet. % l.
third Tine. los IS. S-ar Thistle Gliding Belle.
o [ KID Douzela- kil- EHsrEy. Pine Lawn. and
Enc Boy also -al-
SINTH RACE-pue and 0ne-sizteez-h miles
C1urlI5uls. is Duzzn'. 9 % u. Eun. RucEs-0De.
-5 Gamer. % . sseozdi Coat of Arms. l2
Lee % 20 = third Time las I-5. Tipping. LCgd
sraaAope. CazE-lly. J. C. Gore. and s4y!or also
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
VIII PIar Georgetown.

SPECIAL 70 he Washington Herald
8Iorgantown. W Va, Aug 15.-Next
spring the nine Of the West Virginia Uni
veTsity viii meet the teams Of several Of
the big Eastern institutions. Graduate
Manager Of Athletics Tom 3. Foulk has
signed contracts with Georgetown, the
Naval Academy, the University OF Penn
sylvanis. and Princeton. These four
games are scheduled for the Eastern trip,
which opens at Washington April g with
GeoI getow1- On April . the visitors Will
play the University OF Pennsylvania on
Franklin Field; on April 30, Princeton,
and on May / the Naval Academy at
Annapolis. The Virginia Military Insti-
tute and the Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute are cut on the schedule for the East
ern trip, as the four games scheduled
give better guarantees and offer West
Virginia chance to play with larger IN
stitutiols.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
CARLOKIN'S EMPIRE STAKES.
Mckinney Stallion Has No Trouble
in Winning at EenfIyEOrth-

Buffalo. y. Y. Aug 15--The two days
Grand Circuit meeting closed this after
noon with the $1,000 Empire STATE Stake
for 2-u Jrotters as The principal event
The big race was won handily BY Carlo
kin. the Mckinney stallion owned and
driven by Durfee. the Californian He
sreyped his first mile in 2-1s14 equaIinC
his record al Peoria With the track q
second and a half slow. he made this
-1n-
Alcesre. driven by Geers. won the 2-Is
trot- Walter Fox's George Gano won
the 2.1s pace in straight heats The sec
orc mile Of this race was paced in 2-l2
There were three starters
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

the Wests!ders have always been as good
or even better on the road than they
have been az home
The Pirates and Giants are only G few
games ahead Of the Cubs. and it is pos
sible FOR the Cubs 10 overcome even that
lead i they set going at their oId-tine
pace But It has always been a hard task
FOR a team to stop a losing streak and
begin an uphill fight The fans OF Chlca-
60 would much prefer TO have one Of the
teams battling for the highest honors in
the world. but II both teams are to be
out OF the running they will still take
great delight in having the nuch-debarNd
question OF supremacy settled once again.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
new PITCHER WINS
VernUelle Makes Good with
Lynchburg Club.
ROANOKE LOSES BY 6 TO 0
Armstrong Lines Out Home Run In
the Fifth when Bases Were Full,
Reputation in Balls that Lynch
burg Basters Easily Hit
ecial to The Washington Herald

SPECIAL to Tie Washington Herald.
Roanoke. Va. Aug 15--Lee Neruuelle
who was sold this week 70 Lynchburg
pitched to-day II the game between
Lynchburg and Roanoke. and his superb
work gave the visitors an easy victory,
winning by the score OF 6 TO 0.
Stoehr. who returned q few days ago
from Anderson, S. c.. where he made a
great record IN the Carolina League. was
on the firing line for the locals He was
batted freely Armstrong lined out a
home run in the fifth when the bases
were full Score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
CLIFTON FORGE AT LAST.
Takes First Game of Season from
the CovfnZtons.

sGc-al % TIE wasaiaE-oa Head
Covington. Va. Aug I5.-Clifton Forge
took their frst game for this season from
Covirgton here this afternoon 10 2
Covi1 Et0n could not do anything with
Deacon who pitched for Clifton Forge
and Clifton Forge made hits when they
counted for runs Moran. for the locals.
did not pitch his usual good game The
hits made OF him were good clean hits
The game was spoiled by Clifton Forge
continually kicking The features were
Fox's batting. he getting four hits with
four times az bat. Deaco-'s pitching for
Clifton Forge. and Reds line drive over
center feld fence for a home rua for the
locals Score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

n -T5-011ll97aIa- !. Bre1TWo0d, :
Flrst base a1 usIls-Of Riston. L strcz out--By
Riston. =: bv Walker. g. Hone rlns-Herr1nz. San
ders- Tro-has- hits-He-Ting. Mo-esand p. G
Beckett. Sacrifice hit-Ristcc- stolen hases-P
Hofna1 C4rtsr- Double pisys-Herring iuuassssteci
Sanders % Broone 70 Barnes; Staurt 70 Barnes
Cmpi-e-AIr. Joe HanGiboe- Tine of gane-l hour
and 3 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
PROPERTY OF RICHMOND.

Secretary Farrell Holds that Kirk
patrick Is Owned by that Club
SPECIAL 10 The Washington Head
Lynchburg. Va. Aug I5.-SeCretary Far
rell holds that Kirkpatrick. the local
third baseman. IS the property Of the
Richmond team. he having been sold
here last spring for the season. TO be
returned at the close Il was given out
here. however, last spring that the player
was purchased unconditionaily. and when
the team was purchased by an associa-
ton an investigation was started to as
certain the associations rights
Atlanta. Ga. has purchased the player.
and. it is understood, desires to have HIN
report at once
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Howard Printers Trim the National
Electric supply Team.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
STANDING OF II

70 - ,----. e. s--. q + s-s
a51-55 z2z5 c.. Co 3 . - Hlzz Cs-.-- Z :
To-la1-rur-s szue-wllisn Haha : Co vs. G. z.
Howard COMPANY. o. E--l-l =-rsst and F-1--la ave
u-s u17rheas-- ~ So.
The G E Howard Company climbed
another notch on the National Electric
supply Company yesterday il The Com
mercial League. when they d-teated the
latter il a weu-played nine-iaai1s con
test Score. 10
Greene. VINO served them up tor the
winners. pitched go5d ball. although one
more hit was made OF his delivery than
of his opponent
Reichard started the tvirIing for the
Nationals and allowed but four hits 4
SIX innings He gave way 10 Taggart in
the seventh. with the score a tie. Tag
gart was wild and passed four men. al
lowing three hits.
O-NelIIe captured the batting honors o.
the day with three singles Dugan and
Ferguson exceIled IN the field a run
nirg catch by Harris Of q drive by Dyer
was the feature Score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

Earned r--s-1fauhatta1s. :. Advent 5. Fl-s- hass
- g--u-z- 1bzr,a-s. G. Advent = Lat on bascs-
NIarlarta-s 3 Advent. ; First base On halIs-OH
Se.-z g. q Brooks. L Innings pirche6-By B-coks
5 IS: ty Ls Nat L. Hits ma6e-OE B-ooks 10
q L lIsf . S1ucL aut-By Seitz = Three-
base ElJS-PsE1s-. PIurh-ey. Two-hzse hits
P-rrtrl7. 1IosbgrE. Dexter. Stolen bases-F-azier
p Le Nat. Haislip p. Stssls- p. Na-IoTe 70
Sea--u- Hi by pi:cher-By Bruoks. :. b Sei-z !
Wild ritchss-Seltz- / Passed 6alis-3IJ--TEy. .:
Buczley. = UuQire-1lr- Myers Tlzs Of gz--s-l
hCl- ard = minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

Left on bases-Turneri-es- 6: St P1ul's- : First
bass On haIs-OE Norris. :. o5 1Isister. !; Of
Legis = Kits rnsde-Of Norris. 9: Of Meistsr. g:
% Lezis L Struck out-By Norris. /; b 3ie1sts-
Three-base hi--E-aft. Two-5ase hits-T11Tner.
scarfger. Counover- Sacrifice hit-Cou1o~er stolen
hases-1lofit 1lllIe1. Hsiu-ich Passed bal-Foz-
Cnarirs-sir. Cleveland Tine of sans-I hour and
30 Eirutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

Earlal rlls--N- = 5 Jo-- ). HoVa71- Flrst
base By errors-N- Z. s Co.. 3. Howard. L Left
on beces-N. Z S Co. 6. Howard. % First base
CE ba--s-Of Rsich2-d. 3. Of Tszg1rt. !. OF Greene
, Innings pirchad-Bv Reichard. s. By Tzgvart.
Hits made-OE Rsichard. 4. OF TaEg1rt. ; Struck
out-By Richard. G. b TageaTr, 2: BY Graene, 8
IEree-bzss hit-EvEns- SacrIGCe hit=-BsaIl, Good
nan. FsrElson. Housrd- Stolen bases--Noyes. TaS-
CART H7ullro1- Double pla5 5s-D7lEan 70 Dyer;
O'Nel-le 20 Far. Hit by UsscheT-By Reicha-d. 2
P.ssss 5zIs-Soyss. . Cm15-e-ai-- Brown Ttae
OF ssr1s-l hour ard 8 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Late Batting Rally Enables ST.
PauPs 20 Tie Turnerites.
sTANpINe % ID -

a timely batting rally in the last in
ming. coupled with a costly error by Nc
Cormick. enabled St PauIs TO score hve
runs and tie the Turner Athletic Club
Score. 6 TO 6 The Turneritss looked win
ners all over until the seventh session.
when St Paurs instituted its rally Then
darkness put an end TO the proceedings
The batting Of Schriver and Turner.
and a catch Of difficult fly ball in cen
ter BY LaWis were the features- Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

Brentwood had everything its own way
yesterday. batting Rlston 10 all corners
Of the lot. and smothering Bloomingdale
to the tune OF is to ,
Herrlng's batting was the feature. he
knocking a home run over the fence with
the bases fun. making a double and two
singles out Of three times at bat
Three double plays were made and the
fielding was good, despite the heavy bat
ting. Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
COLLEGE FOOTBALL NEAR.
Yale and Harvard Teams VIII Be
gin Training On September I5-

gin Training On September I5-
Boston. Aug. E-YaIe and Harvard have
already announced that candidates for
the varsity football team must report
for practice about the middle OF Ssptem-
Der The Yale outlook is more eacourag-
IcE than that Of Harvard Yale loses.
besides the aE-Anerica1 tackle and guar
1e-back. BigeIow and T Jones. the all
American end. C 2 Alcott; also Howard
Jones. wto vas the other end, Paige. the
other tackle and Dimes, the substitute
quarterback. and E c. Congdoa, the
center
TIE regular players remaining are W
A GobeI and Carroll Cooney- guards;
Fred Murphy and A E Brides, half
backs and Z H Coy fUIIback
The greatest work viii be 20 train
quarterback 10 take Jones place Coaches
L Il BigeIow. captain Of last years
team Tad Jones. alI-American quarter
back. and Capt Robert 3 Burch- Of Cin-
ctnnat. will be in charge OF the work
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

Left On bases-Cos1a Yard. :; Sao71ez. 3 FIRST
base on haIis-0fF Jema1 2 Struck ou--By Jer-
man :. h Rupert. u Two-bass hits-Dousher-y
g. Thompson O. Srnick- Stolen bases-Ieru1su.
Ca-Iov. H5Elia- HIT 5y pitchs--By Jsrman. T.
NYld p5tcaes-Jsrnsn I; Rupert. ! Uup5re-3-T
Williams Tine q ga-ne-55 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16

Saratoga. Aug I5.-Saratoga's racing
season closed to-day with some splendid
sport James R hsene's Hamlet 10
: was victorious in the rich Hopeful
Stakes for tvvo-yaa--olds- He made all
The running. and breezed home with three
lengths 10 spare, in the fast time OF
1-121-5-
H P Whitney-s Perseus- coupled with
Robbin. al 10 TO l. ran a fine race for the
first tine out. and took the place from
John E. Madde1's Fayette BY a length
and a half FayeJte and Sir Martin.
coupled. az TO ; each. carried 80
pounds. which probably anchored them
Rigged that way, they never had a chance
70 beat Helmet 10 whom they conceded
sixteen pounds
Dandeuon won the Merchants and Cit
5zens' Handicap
Bat was the winner OF the North Amer
1can SteepIechase-
John z. SIadden's Lady Bedford won
the first race
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Afzidsn lllies ard Eeldi1Ss= two
yeaT-oIdzi I've and 0ns-haH furloaEs LA1y Be--7Tc-
5cs tSzziizsf. % =, Won Ta-tlns- iaS tNottaE.
. 70 : second sun pauCU, ll9 ttillnc-t'- y % j.
third Tine lG74 HiI TOP. LOUIS Bel Gun
SHOT Nay River and Lighthouse also rsn
SECOND RACE-SoTth American stee7leeaass
f-rr-vezr-dIEs and inward about three ulss Bar,
10 .Sampsonf 20 J. 6rst. Aialsccl- -Ss tilavlsor
; 70 = second Bzvonet. 10 f1dchmney1. ! 20 %.
-hi-i Tine 90 s. NicE also ran. but tel-
THIRD RACE-MsrchaEts ard Ci-izzns Hand
CAP -hree-year-olds and upzz-dS one and t-7ee-
sixras1ths u-iles- Dsudelion. lls ta1l1lS- % 8
Won Stauiua JOS .sIcBsuis-l % J. second
Da-oscaz. 81 CsIcClrhy', 70 . third Time.
Is IS Far West Big Chief. Nons1rt. and Ken
-ve-ro also
Fo,-ETH RACE-Ho7sfgI; tvo-yss--o,1s7 six iu--
1ou-s- Eslus-- Is lN5-t-Tf. 10 5. V1l- Fe-SeIZs,
10 .tIl-be-f- o % J. second Fayetce, 80 lS1lS'
{ 20 . th-d Tine. ---z Is Sir Martin B7loi-.
--a-es1-al- and S-riEe Ou- also ra1- Perss-s a11
Bdh55l AID Faysrre and Sir Martin coupled
FIFTH RAC5-Th-ee--sar-ol and upvZr1s sell
Ing. -ne u-le- Gid. ll5 shilling. 6 70 5. wen;
Alaula GO tAf--ahEyI. o &C = secul-d- ta1cy. 10
tslcDanisu 20 > third Tilc. 20 ~ Poly
Watts Thlrszs Calhoun. Queen Lad aod Counter
siE1 also ral-
SIXTH RACIAL ages, yiT fG-lo--s- Delir-un.
96 .Glberrl = 70 J. won. Bouquet. -i5 iAIussrarei
IS % 3 second Dreamer. - i1icCsr1yi- 5 % .
third T1ne ILS Fo-r johnson. A1rilchs.
SSlssUig. and Jeanne dan also ran-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
TRI-STATE LEAGUE

At Lnrcas-e--Lancastsr. 5; Reading. O
At Johnstovn-JohnstoTu. Z Altoona. {
At Treu-on-Trenton. .; WiluinEtcl- 6
At Hsrrisdurg-Ha g. Wiillar-spo-r- ;
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
Protest in CuIpeper Game

SPec-al % he Washington Herald
Culpeper, Va. Aug 15.-An exciting
game Of baseball was played here this
evening on the Culpeper diamond be-
tween the teams Of CuIpeper and White
shop The game was fast. the feature
being the pitching and catching CT the
White brothers for White Shop. There
was some contention about the score.
which both sides seemed to claim. White
Shop demanded a score of s To z s,5 -
game was so awarded.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Lincoin-Linoolu. o.; Omaha.
Dss aloines - Denver, rain
At Pueeio-Puebio, Z; Sioux CITY, G
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
R. R. Y. H. C. 4, LEAGUE,
shopmen Tie Trainmea for First
Place by Defeating Coach Yard.
BY defeatlng Coach Yard YES

BY defeating Coach Yard yesterday,
Shopmen pulled ID along side the leaders
il the league, and created a tie for first
place
Rupert had his opponents entirely at his
mercy. tanning ten and allowing but
two hits
DougherJy and Smick led with the
vrfrIcr- sarh rarrsrr rr-sa hts Src-a-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-16
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

Al Gulfport-GulfpoTt p. Monroe.
A. Meri5isr-Coiuubcs. 3: Meridian O.
Al Jacksou-JscSsou. ! Vicksoz-g. l - innings,
,sIleG- dsrknsssl-