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The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Ffvs furiou=z sczrtls-E. %
iE'lcze-sI- % I. Eol- Desperz5o -1- 0T-orl4-f :
= I. second. LucSy Ford. is Res. = 70 : third
I1He- l5i 25- J. " Frye. DsEz-s1l- HiEa o.
monde. Console. StoEsEzy. A--acla-ic Ya-kes
Ior-1st- and Appoiztmezt s-s0 zzz-
SECOND RACE-FSre Euf o-ehs-f f-TrI.,-z
Nficuasi Angelo. II 8Iorelz-dl : % / NJ. Nszfn
'T-1s los Mod. 50 20 / seo1nd. Ccz5tz rs rT-z-
-e-i. p 20 / tbirL T1s 10 "a TIE Bissss
E1-1e-cr william. AneDone-la Robin Grey Ce-e
rl1nl0vs. GeTTy1audsr. and Adnouish also a.
THIRD RACE-SX fu-lo1Es He.ue. rs PEI
s1sI. 8 70 l won. Nizht AIis- Es lB-rtoz5. Z %
> sscoud. Punk. I'D DIuuvr y % ! -hf-t
Ain1es 1-lA Ie11rne-zz-e- Comic Opsrz Ltr1-s NJ
IL, GeneTa s. z n FL E1--be-L Bs-hz z
Nea1oEt-eeze. AID Snake 3I2ry also rz1
FOURTH RACE-O1s ME L1d szzry rz--E
hlnss Da1gEts-. - iNiooD. : % / zoo. Tezzh
IS iBu-to1J. 70 : sec1n6; Goes Fsss Is IscaE-
ler4 70 J. third Ts-re l.sz2-5 No. g. n
Sil1ks. John Carol and TIE Slzzzf-azz- s-so "a
FlFTH RACE-Ftvs and one aa-f f-l5-z Be-
-i1k, = .POTes. 20 = w, Ct jeanne. rs
Roe. % !. ssooud; Elizzte-a Hz-Eooz- 5 lDev-
s---hi. p 70 / tAi-d. Eze. IHs 81 Hzzh-iizs
snd Mare Abe slso III
SIXTH RACE-O1e ziIs LAZY Bal4u-. u
Kos. Z % L Won Keep M1vi-E l05 18-r1orj
% :. sscood; Giles. I0s tP0Ee-sl L 20 @ sAt-t
Tine. Ia Evel-u 5. Mamie Gsuazhs- Mesa--s
Az1- Rose Srorescue. BITE 81, Car-uis ska5s
azi Black Hawk also ~
SEVENTH RACE-Oos sd o-.-s5rt.rnrz -zsl--
D. Lee Huffman. II iGlas1srl IS % = v0-l- Iafv
ESshe-- loo Powers. evs1- seco1d- Ar-oEs=lf. 3
tDeve-1cel % L bird T1ze. --z5. Laty Afzy-ha-
A1ne-a LADY, Us--y. end Rose r also ~
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Readville. Mass. Aug "a new era.
it is believed, was established in the his
tory Of the sport by well-earned vic
tory of II. H. Reardon's bay stallion Al
len Winter in capturing the largest share
OF the $1,000 American tFotting handicap
in field OF thirty-three starters at Read
vile race track to-day.
Lon Mcdonald. the driver Of Allen Win
ter. sized up the field in the two prel.mi-
nary heats. and in the second heat in
ished a good third
The first heat had been run Of at a
2,04 gait for the mile, but the second
was some seconds slower. The battle FOR
final honors and the money came then.
with sixteen welI-knoWn trotters IN the
field. the fasting being Sweet Marie. 2-l5.
The bell rang and the field was away.
Il looked like a long procession, and there
was very little change in position as they
turned into the stretch and raced under
the wire for the first time kim was lead
ing at this point with Jay Kay second
and Ralph Wick third. and close behind
came Peter Balya, Prince C, The Hunts
man. Daniel. and TeaseL Kim drew out
a trifle going TO the quarter pole. while
The horses began 70 bunch up at the
three-eighths. and there seemed 70 be
four divisions. with Kim out ahead and
Sweet Marie coming Up fast on the out
side Of the last bunch.
Kim was still making the pace going
by the half-mile post, but the four
bunches had become two with several
stragglerS.
With three teams abreast and twelve
horses lined up for a gTand dash of an
eighth OF a mile 20 the wire. they came
around the turn into the stretch ike
a Roman chariot race. About 20 YARDS
from the finish Mcdonald shot Allen Win
ter out OF the bunch and won by i've
lengths.
Prince c captured second money. san
Francisco third money. Ralph Wick
fourth. The Hultsman fifth, and Peter
Balta sixth Time. IS
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ATTELL HATES BAT NELSON.
F.eather-weight and Light-vyefzht
Had Argument in Frisco.


san Francisco. Cal. Aug. 25-Abe A.
tell the feather-weight champion ran
across Bat Nelson. the lightweight title
holder, last night. and Atteu roasted tHe
Battler 10 q brown turn for refusing 10
allow him to train al 8fiIlects
You're a sve5I-headed guy. amt YOU.
Nelson, since you got the championship
said Abe when be butted into the Dane.
You think you're the whole works. You
forget that I licked the life out OF you
just a few months ago and that I've been
a champion for years. while you are Just
a rough-hOUse, caUlidower-eared pug who
licked sick man"
Watts the matter wfd you anvwav7''
blurted out the startled Dane. Didn't
YOU yell your head of about the decision
You were lucky TO get a draw.
Ne lucky 10 get a draw Why, you
tOwsle-headed rum I hammered you into
minceneat, and Il Cans don't lick you
next month. why. III take you on and
knock YOU out" was Attelrs ccme-back-
That Cans hasn't a IOok-in and ST
this point Abe broke n with:
When you were down and out YOU
came out and begged ne 70 let you train
with me at Miuett's and 7 gladly let YOU
90 IL But your head has assumed hoes-
head proportions and unless sornebody
wraps ice around II there is danger OF x
bursting The reason you are afraid 10
let me come down and train az the same
camp IS because you know what a sucker
III make OF you by comparison n the
gym
Just 81 this jUnCtUre BiIly Jordan's fog
horn voice rang out: "AtJeiI and Moran
box next Bat: you both wait Until you
have whipped your opponents and then
sign up 10 meet" And they walked away
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AUTO OUTLOOK UNCERTAIN.
of the Vanderbilt Cup Race
Causes Trouble for Promoters.


New York. Aug. &-The boycott an
nounced by the Automobile Club Of
America has not made the task OF the
Vanderbilt Cup promoters any easier.
Il IS certain 10 prevent the attendance
OF any OF the big foreign drivers who
depend on driving IN Europe for their
living, and il viii likely prevent a num-
Der Of prominent American drivers from
participating Some drivers who are not
in sympathy with The American AUtom3-
bile Association would have driven IN
both the Vanderbilt ard the Savannah
contests had the boycott not been de-
clared. and at least one has given I'd his
berth. It viii take the experienced men
out OF the field and leave the racing on
the Long Island course mostly 70 the
novitiates.
No more entries Tor the Vanderbilt Iace
have been announced during the week.
but Il Is known that one has been made
This Is Thomas car. t IS sid only one
OF the Thomas racers will start although
two have been counted on Still nothing
has been heard Of the LocomobiIcs. A.
though the entries close within q week
Neither has the Apperson or Frayer-AIil-
Ter expected entry come 70 time. so that
even those al work on the race express
doubt as 20 the necessity Of holding an
elimination race
II was unof7ciaIIy reported that two
Renaults, two Is0ttas. and two Flats
would be named fer the race. besides a
HOtchkiss and the Mercedes already
named. All these cars are said to be
privately owned. and some OF them ordi-
nary stock cars. The foreign agents Of
these three firms deny knowledge Of the
machines entering the race With them
in the contest. however. there would be
about fourteen cars 10 start.
The Grand Prize race at Savannah IS
not even 50 well OF, and has not yet
made an entry. although several are now
on the way across the ocean. There IS
absolute assurance OF fourteen entries.
although these represent only five diff
ferent makes. There Is a strong prob
ability Of more. but there are few Ameri-
can cars among them
For the small car race. 70 be held IN
connection with the Grand Prize. two
Gyroscope cars have been entered It is
received from Ford. Dayton,
OIdsmobile. REQ. and Maxwell
The prospects for the Brighton Beach
race Indicate that the event Will be one
Of the most successful ever held. in spite
Of its nonsanctioned character. There
will be probably four OF five other cars
entered besides the sixteen which the
members Of the Motor Racing Association
will put IN. The rules for the contest re-
Quire the examination OF drivers BY
committee TO determine their fitness, an
innovation IN racing that is distinctly de-
sirable-
The Lowell races. which p-ecede Brigh-
ton Beach. have not-yet filed. but ten
entries are at hand. The event looks like
a big success. The Fiat and Isottas and
the two Knox cars are the only entries
from New York thus far The PhiladeI-
phia race, to follow In October, promises
a much bigger field
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FIELDER JONES OPPOSED
TO DOUBLE UMPIRE PLAN
BY FIELDER JONES.

an not II favor Of President Johns0n's
system for having two umpirss oHiciatc in
even game I understand he Is Planning
that for next year
While there mey be some good points
about the scheme. nevertheless am against
IT, I an speaking from an outdelder's
standpoint
don't like 70 have q buIky umpire
standing behind the pitcher shutting him
cut from ny range Of vision. don't want
an umpire on the field Of play anywhere-
No matter how quickly he nay move. he
is sure 20 interfere with a play sooner or
later
TIE advantage of seeing the hall from
behind the pitcher is more than Offset BY
the handicap and inc1nveuicncs imposed
upon the ourGelder. We have 20 play for
ever man a. bat. and often few feet
count IL orr getting under a fy-
Therefore. ! an against President John
sons scheme. I think its bad
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DEER VISITS 4 TOWN.
Stalks through Streets Regarding
People IndInerentIy.

Wlkesharre, Pa. Aug. "a four
prOnged buck deer was seen this morn
ing by Jacob Banks. Of East Blooms
burg. 20 walk through the outskirts OF
that town and down % the SusGuehanna
River. where IT hRJhed and drank Then
il anlbled back through the town and
into the woods
Another buck was seen by P K Shultz.
Of Central. and II passed through a Dor
ton Of the town. while a flns flve-p-onE-
ed buck was seen al Limeridge. and did
not seem IN the least afraid Hunters
are looking forward 10 q good season
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ORTIZ At LYNCHBURG.
Former Yankee Takes Charge Of
Virginia League Team.

-IaclaI . Ne WLsIllgllC AsI1-L
LyuchburE. Va, Aug 25.-.Al Orth. after
securing his release from the New York
team IN the American League, arrived IN
Lynchburg this afternoon and II is given
out that he viii take charge OF the
Lynchhurg team OF the Virginia League
this week.
The Lynchburg team has been crippled
for some time, and since local men took
hold of Il has been managed by Catcher
WestIske- Orth says that he will never
pitch again IN the big leagues Thirteen
years and twelve days ago to-day he left
LyuchburE 70 join the Philadelphia Ma
tionais. from their going 20 Washington,
and thence 10 New York
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New York. Aug. z.-Dick Roller, : bay
colt by Dick Welles. holder Of the worlds
record for mile on a circular track, won
the Knickerbocker Handicap. at about
six furlongs. at Empire City to-day.
He was quoted at 6 70 !, and received a
faultess ride from : Lee, who kept him
under restraint while Erbet set the pacs
70 the head OF the stretch.
Then Dick Roller came away IN nns
style. TO win by two lengths from Erbet-
F'ootpad apparently had too much weight
Up
The Squire won the third easily By four
lengths. while Lawton Virgins made al
the pace in the first
Nimbus won the handicap IN a hard
drive. and CymbaI won the fifth
-Four favorites were defeated, and J. Lee
rode tao winners
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-FIrs snd ouehsls errl,,z.- L.
tgn Virgins. l2 Lee Z 10 l -1n. A-1odsck 10
-SHlltnis % + seco1ds S-z- Thistle I6s CIiIIe-1
u J. third Tl-1s. 1I7 y Cf-ira Gli5in- Belie
ere1ia. Billy Bodene-. R1ssfea-un. o [ KID Ma
hlve- SisE-l- Lady Blute and E7r-e- R1- aIzo IN
SECOND RACE-Six fu-louss. Ntu1F-.s ~ M,
Dal'leii, even. Won Don Euriq1e lG2 DuzarI
% = seo1nds Fi-escone los JNI1ueri 5 % / thi-1
T11le- III - King Cobalt also rz1
THIRD RACE-Ctre nile Tie Sqai-e q rEz--sl
70 / ven Ro7al Tolris-. 20 e Dl-EzuI l 70 2
sscont BaIbJ1s, 8 ,B1tlz]. 50 % / thiri linz
IN ZlanaD. Tony Borero. and Wool saadaIs alz5
rzu
FOURTH RACE-Siz fuzs1ngz DicE Role II
Lee % J. Wou; E-het. 100 GlIbertl : 20 l. sec
on1i FootUad. l-5 lSot-ezl g % 8 third Tine
10 % Wise Mason. H1-7e1est Ta-beuino a-s5
CatherI1e Sirrpzlu also ra1
FIFTH RACE-Ore nile CvuhsI -0s Bern
. 10 = w91' Black OAK 10 lMcDauiel. s 10 =
second. Milford. as IBu-lsTI . % l. third Tir-e
"a i-5 Mss Delaney. Dz-Euig1-. Blzck Mr. a1d
La1g1i-g E-es also ra1
o4AlH HAtE-OEe and o1e-siUresu-h u.iIss
RocEs-one. rs Garner 4 70 s. Won Ms -
10 Butter. % ssco11 Ge1rze .. Han is
.AlcCsrrhy'- s % 4. IhiH5- Tine Ia "a Lad a
lsnscen, Bonnie Bard Frinos q Castle, E15 Car
ley also rar
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OREGON GETS FORBES.
Former Yale Tackle VIII Not Coach
West Point This Year.

New Haven, Conn. Aug Bob"
Forbes. Yale's great tackle and end OF
four years sgo- was to-day announced as
head coach on The University OF OREGON
football eleven this fall
Forbes was head coach al West Point
last fall. and has been in Oregon since
last winter IN the numbering business
with Tom ShevIin. formerly a Yale cap
tain
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Dover Grand Circuit Meet on.

ReadviIle. Mass. Aug. &-Wslter R
Cox. lessee Of the Granite State track at
Dover. y. H. who is here attending the
races, announced last night that owing
to lack Of entries the Grand Circuit race
meet advertised for next week in that
city has been declared or Many OF the
horses here Will go direct 10 Hartford,
Conn, where the circuit viii be resumed
Labor Day week
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CARDINALS WIN AGAIN.
Lush Receives Good support and st.
Louis Captures Game.

St Louis. Aug.N25--St. Louis again took
this afternoons game from Boston and
as a result won the series here. three
games 10 one. Fast fielding behind Lush
saved the latter. Chappelle pitched a
fair game for Boston until he was hit on
the hand IN the seventh inning and
forced To retire Score
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PHILLIEs IN THE TENTH.
Two Hits and an Error Give Quak=
ers Victory at Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. Aug z5.-weak base run
ming troubled both teams to-day. The
game was won IN the tenth inning by the
PhUadeiphians on Two hits and al error,
netting two ru1s-
Gleason. OF the visitors. was indefinitely
suspended to-day by President PuIIiam
for abusive language fn Saturdays game
S-r-z-
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MINOR LEAGUES
NEW ENGLAND LEAGrE

AT HaTgrhill-W1-csrer ( Har-hu. l
Al Lyrr-Lyan- :. Fan River, s
81 BrUcsto2-BrocE-on. g Ns- Bedford. :
A. Law7snce-LawTrnce. &, Lowell, l
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The Score.

LET On basss-NsE Tu-k. 2. Plr.sHr1-g g Bases
a- blIlz-Or Crzndzl. g. - Maddox. = Str1cs
Etr-D0vls. Abdsric.h5a. Wlsoa- Sae-6os hits-
Tennsv. Ba-y. Stoler base-Wz-ne-- Double plaT
-Wlglcr % St0-Es- Uu1E5-cs-Messrs ODay and
Rislg- Tins Of szns-I hour aad % Minutes At
te-5a-cc an
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CUBS WIN IN SIXTH.
Chicago OvercOmes Lead and Trims
Brooklyn Team.

Chicago. Aug 25--JOrdan's home run
gave Brooklyn what looked Ike a win
ming lead at the outset OF to-day's game.
Bell subdued the Cubs until the sixth
and then went to pieces. while Rucker,
who went On the job. was hit savageIy
nv -1-a visitors cCC-a-
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New HaIf-mfIe Bike Record.

Salt Lake City. Aug- a J. Clarke
rode a half mile. unpaced in q bicycle
race against time at the Salt Ar rack
last night. and finished in % 2-5 seconds,
which Is a new worlds record.
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Lett o1 E'liadeluhia. 3 Clszsland S Bases
On hels-Of Vicks-s 3 OF Berger. 3 Str1ck ont
b FiCSss. = BY Be-gT, 2 Th-ee-bass hi--B-zd-
lev TrO-bGse ki--Hz-lseL- sal-ifcs hitz-Nf-47ls
q Stolen bases-Clz-ks. Lal55e- Double plav-
Bradlsy % Lat0as5 Si1ao-ls u Davis Ur.pzas-
S-ezzs Evans and She-dzl- Tine Of Fzue-I hour
and $ uiu-reS A--a11znce-ZZa
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LE1t O lases-bos1on, Z, LllcaEo. z Bass =
SaIls-Of Arellanes. 2 Stuck out-By A-ellanss
S: By Walsh. 3 Thres5ass hit-StzhL Two-5sse
hit-W- sullivan Sacrifice hits-Gessier Hahn
Isbe1 g. Walsh- Uu1ires-Nessrs. OIourhlu -
Hurst Time q sane-i hour and 81 minutes A.
tendance, z7I7.
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MAPS BEAT ATHLETICS.
Steals by LaiOie and Clarke I'm
pOrtant Factors in victory.

Philadelphia Aug S-Steals BY Lajoie
and Clarke were worth two runs and
the game 70 Cleveland this afternoon
Jackson, the widely toUted phenomenon.
made his appearance with the PhnadeI-
phias. and fsvorabIy impressed the critics.
Score
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TEo-base hi-s-Sf-uTuv. Dshle-- Sa01foe hts
Charles p shaw. SFea1ey Murray. Double rlavs-
Byrre % CEar-es. Eo-c-chy ir-assis-edI- Sto,en
bases-0Tu-7sy p. Byrue Hit b. pr-che--By CasT-
peile 1 Bases on bsus-oG D1ruer. I. q Chap
reIle l. Str1cE our-By L1sE. 8; By ChappeIe. 1
Left OF tases-S- Louts. 5. Bost1l. T. Umpsre-Ai-.
KEN. Tluas u zz-ne-I hour ard - Minutes
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EASTERN LEAGUE

At Roo1es,sr-Rocaestsr. :. Neua-k. : ELEVEN IN
uincs. called accou1r Il darSne-si
At Jersey City-Je-ssy City. ?. Montreal : (fo-r-
teen innings
At Bufalo-Bu Ealo. Q: Bal;4u.o-e L
At Toronto-Toroato 2. Pro-idencs. L
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70 Evers % Holman BASES on ha1ls-OT ReuIbach
;, Of Bel. :. a Rucker. Sru1ck ou--By ReuI-
bach. s. by Bel. ], hy Rucker. l. Wild pitch
Rucker. Uu.pirus-Messrs Ruddcrham aud Eu1slie
Time of sane-I hour and g Minutes Attendance
: 6s2
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

A. inneapnlis-Ntnnespo ?: Toledo. l
~ s. PaulSSoiznb1s. s. St Paul
A. hansas City-IIdislapolis. ;: EEnssS CITY !
At 1IlEsukee-LCcisTiiis. Z; Milwaukee O.
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SoTTHERN LEAGTE

At Menphs-Nemphis. ); Nontgonsry. =
At Little Rock-Nashville. s; Little Rock.
At Ao0le-d5hile. 3. Birmingham =
At New Orleans-First eaus: Nex Orleans. )
Atlanta. L Second game A-lsuta I: New Orleans
! called q Account q darknessl-
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Harfcrd-Flrst game Springfield g. Ha-t-
ford, Second szne- Hartford, s; Sp-iugfeld O.
At Holyoke-Ffrst game; Holyoks 2; B-5dEsporr
eleven innings Second game: Holyoke. g.:
Bridsepo-t. >
At New BTtain-NsT Haven. 4; New Britain Z
At Meriden-&eridsn. ;; Waterbury,
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Tvo-baze hits-T1tus q. Sacrifice hi7-Huszins
Brausdeid- Osborue. Doolia y. CC-rsdcn- Stolen
hases-AIagee Os5o-1e. Doom Struck out-By
EvI1z 4; b Gordon L Bases on balls-Or
Nolz, & Of Ewing !. OF Gordon. l. Umpi7e-
AIr- Jchnstone. T1na u sazne-2 hours and min
utes- Arreudauce Lsg
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YANKEES BEAT HOWELL.
First Time in Two Years Highland
ers Trim Handsome Harry.

New York Aug 5-For the first tine
n two seasons Harry Howell was unable
70 beat the Eighla1ders- The locals won
to-day's contest without any trouble.
punching hits in the fourth inning Score.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

A. Lsucsster-Ls1casrer " Harrisburg. rz5z.
A. Trzu-o1-Trru-cn. =. J0h1stown- l
Az Al-polH-Altocna. G. Wilmington.
At ReadtuE-Read;ns. s. WiIismspo--, 1
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Rain in Virginia League.

SPECIAL 70 TIE washingtou Herald.
Norfolk. Aug Norfolk
game postponed; rain Richmond-Ports-
mouth, no gaDeS rsil
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Lctt OF heses-SG Louis s; Nsw YORK 3 Bases
OF bsls-Of Howell. J. q Manning 2 Stuck out
BY Ho-eL 4 By Mz11i-g- / Thrse-base Kits
HE-IzslL Stone TE0-hass hits-Schveitzer, Fs-ri1
AcIl7se-, sacr1cs Eirs-LaporJe. Williams Heid-ick
Double plays-Fer-ls 10 smith 70 Jones; HenuhEu
% CouroE- Hit b ritcher-By Howell. / Passed
5a1-Su1ith- Uu,rtre-AIr- Connolly. Tine q game
hour and i5 MINUTES. Atteodance]5lO
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Pueblo-Pueblo o. Omaha.
At Deuver-First game Denver. 8; lincoln. s
Second game; Lincoln. 8; Deuvvr l.
At Sioux Cny-Siouz CITY, 2; Des Motnss,
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE

At SC1anton-J-tica- 2 Scautun
At Arfary-Syrac1se. ;. Albany, 2
At Toy -BiuEhsn1to1. 3; Troy. L
At Elnira-W1kesberTe. l: E2uirz, ! tcauad- ds-k
uessl-
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ANOTHER FOR GIANTS
McGraw's Band Once More
Trims the Pirates.
BRESNAHAN CHASED OFF FIELD

New York Catcher Is Bounced for
DiSDutinE Decision and Is Fol-
lowed by HIS Manager, Who Con-
Have Big Lead in League Race.
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LAJOIE'S BAND HERE
Cleveland Maps Ready for
Series with Nationals.
FRED FALKENBERG MAY PITCH

Former Washington Player May
Perform Against Charlie smith in
TO-day's Game-HuEhey Jennings
Says Nationals should Be Higher
In the Race-BasebaII Gossip.
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ALLEN WINTER WINS
Captures Giant Share in the
American TrOtting Race.
FIELD OF THIRTY-THREE START

With Three Teams Abreast and
Horses Lined Up for a Grand Dash
the ThOrOughbreds Finish Like a
Roman Chariot Race-ReardOn's
stallion, Allen Winter, in Front.
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FOURTH FOR WHITE SOX.
Chicago Ekes Out Victory Over
Boston by to I.

Boston, Aug Z5s-The sox made It four
straight to-day Boston had men on first
and third IN the ninth, but failed TO
count Score:
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TO-DAY'S GAMES
Boston at St Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at PfttSburE-
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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DICK ROLLER WINNER
Dick Welles' Colt Takes the
KnickerbOcker Handicap.
IS GIVEN a FAULTLESS RIDE

Comes Home in Fine style aid
Wins by Two Lengths from Erbst.
The Squire an Easy Winner in
Third Event On the Empire CRY
Track-FOur FavOrftes Lose.
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Hone r1n-Jor1an- Two-base hIt-Shecsard- Sac.
rifcs hits-sheckard- Schultz Moran Stolen base
Schulte- D0Ghle pizys-Hofr1a1 TO Tinker; Moran
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
St Louis, :; Boston, 1.
Chicago, IOj Brooklyn.
New York, - PirtsburE, 3.
Philadelphia, 4; Cincinnati, 2.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Chicago, p Boston, 1.
New York, s. st. Louis, 1.
Cleveland, 3; Philadelphia, 2.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Empirr CITY.

FIRST RAoE-Thrveyoa--osds saa upward; sci
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
TO-DAYS GAMES

TO-DAYpS GAMES.
Cleveland at Washington.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at PHILADELPHIA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-06
Estntins de riego en- ChiIe.

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On atSnCi6n aI suminintrO do pgus para el
FiegO de les 6EidaB FegiOnsu ds les provin'
CiaE BituAdSs al noFts del pals EGt6 aB
{ diAndO IN pEOyscto de alumbTsmionto de
SguaB aHtssiauaB para RIGGS; tai sfsCtO,
ae pEoc9d0E6 & una aSFiG dc DondaoI que
revsIsn Ia pEofandidai & que exiAta BguR.
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Eatsdo, ha lido enOBTgRdo pOr 81 MiniEtEO
do ObraG P6bicRU de 0RtudiAr los teFEenos
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diog BsEviP6n tambi6a para abaRtscer do
aguaO RrtsBiAnas 10 poblaCl6n. Copispo
90 una ciudad de Unoa II. 900 hRbitaDteg,
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tisndan 6 uuas $50 milla6 al noFls dc Val.
paFRisO. EGts paEtS del pals no va la llu'
via des tiemp0s inmOmoFialeB y los pooog
rios que 10 BuFcRn 90 aim untsn con Las
nivss qus 90 foudsn On 10 fsEvisnta Ccui'
dental dc los Andes.
La formation geological indiOR que do
ben de habOE COFTi0ntes BubteFrGneas que
fOyen de ls misma fusntO y van peFdsE'
Q ga al PsCffc0,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-06
GamaS y FO0a blanca.

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signO ofrsCisndO al p6bIiCO sl MIA s0loCto
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para damaB ? CabRll0rOU, tisns IN buOn
guEtid0 Do Camag CON t0doH SOS RCcesoriO8
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guHtido dc EoPR blanca para sefioFRs
, sanoEitas RCabR de EOcibir para los 6lti-
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PaEG gGaU sombrilIas 20 enCgentEan alli
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