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New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
CUBS LUCKY TO WIN
ERRORS BEAT BROOKLYN.
Chicago Scores Three RunS after
l4IDerman'S Fatal BIuHder.

Chicago just nosed Brooklyn out yesterday at
Washington Park by Of 70 ,, and thus
managed 10 get away with three games Of the
five played in the series with the Superhas- Nc
Intyre pitched we'll and should have won his game
as the Cubs scored all their in the NTH inning
after three men should have been out Three
errors were grouped this inning, and with clean
support the champions would not have scored
Archer walked in the hfth period, with one out,
ami Overall hied 10 Iumley. AlDerman let Evers'
tap get away from him. and Archer got to third
on the error Eyers stole second, and Archer scored
when Sheckard doubled to left. Jordan fumbled
SchuIte's grounder and when Aperman dropped
Bergens throw 10 catch Schultz stealing sheckard
raced home.
Overall held the SuDerbas in check until the
seventh inning Then Hummel drove out Two
nagaer and Bergen sent him home with a single
McIntvre followed with another single but Clement
struck out for the third time.
In the eighth inning Schultz made wonderful
catch Of McFFeen's long foul, but Jordan doubled
Il!miey walked. and after Alperman had forced
him Hummel singled. scoring Jordan Chance
drew Overall and sent Brown in TO save the
game He made good by making Mcmillan strike
out Bergen famed in the ninth inning. but Len
nox batting for Mcintyre. doubled He took third
on a wild pitch, but Eyers made great stop of
McEIveen's sashng grounder, and saved the day
for the Cubs.
The srore follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
SPEED CARS IN RUN.
Some Trouble arises OUer Penalties
IN the GIidden Tour.

Omaha, July M.-The cars in the Glidden auto
mobile endurance tour completed their run from
Fort Dodge TO Council Bluffs. Iowa, to-day after
the fastest date.
Several Of the cars raced along at seventy miles
an hour over the good roads, which in many places
had been worked over by Iowa farmers for the
convenience OF the tourists. There was only one
bad stretch of road, and the tourists detOured
twenty miles TO avoid this part OF the originally
planned route There were some penalties attached
10 the various AS much as l5 points were
dealt out agains three cars.
The first dissension in the board Of control arose
to-day penalties. Just the nature of the diff
culties could not be learned, but It of suff-
cient importance 10 take the board into executive
session on arriving in this city. Later when the
penalties were announced the members Of the
board simply gave out the figures. declining to give
the reasons for penaizing the different cars.
Studebaker car No. s. with press representatives
aboard, had the only serious misnap of the day. 1t
ran into deep mire and had to be pulled
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22

Boston, July ol.-The third day Of the nineteenth
annual lawn tennis tournament on the courts OF
the Longwoo1 Cricket Club saw ten matches mn
ished in the Eastern championship doubles and the
IOngwOOd singles. All the play was fast ana inuel
of it brilliant
The principal match of the day was between the
Philadelphia team w. J. Clothier and W. + Johh-
son, and the Boston team, composed OF r j.
SullOway and II. c. Johnson. in the second round or
the doubles 1t required five sets to decide the con-
test the Philadelphians taking the final set at 70
Steady lobbing and good all around work won
the first set for the Boston players at 6-S but
Sulloway his partner fell off in the second and
the Philadelphia team love set. In the third
the Boston men rallied and won at 10, but the
Quakers eyened things up by taking the fourth SET
at 6-3 through the hard steady work of Clothier.
In the fifth set the Philadelphia pair led at four
games to one, when SuiloWay and Johnson steadied
down and three games, and then carried II
along to deuce before Clothier and his partner
could win at 7-5.
There were upsets in the singles, and the
favOrites had little difficulty with the exception of
Dwight f. Davis. the former internatiOnalist who
lost two sets to L. L. Mahan, of New York, before
he pulled himself together. He took the last three
sets and the match, however, IN easy fashion.
Niles and Dabney, of Boston, had trouble in
winning two matches and their way into the fourth
round. r. d. Little and Z. p Larned, of New
York, won their match in the third round by de-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
DROP 4 PEG
FAIL TO HIT SUMMERS.
Detroit Scores T7ice While Shutting
out -Ne7U York.

Detroit July 9.-SummeTs. pitching for the first
time since he shut the Washington team out in
eighteen innings last Friday, dupIicatd Walter
Johnson's feat last fall by pitching nine more
innings without being scored against him. a
total Of twenty-seven. thus making It possible for
Detroit to beat the Yankees by a score Of 2 10 O.
Although Hughes pitched good game for New
York the Tigers managed TO bunch their hits in
home run in the next session. Incidentally the
Yankees dropped into sixth place.
Bush spiked Iaporte sliding into second base In
Knight. He badly hurt and tried to get
back in the game after his foot had been dressed
but he ordered to the bench by the umpire
The victory gave a close series including
thirteen-innng game. played Sunday 10 Detroit
the champions having been rudely awakened from
their dreams or taking all FIVE games The Yam
KEGS go to Cleveland tomorrow. and Lake or
Manning will probably pitch the first game.
Bush beat OUT a grounder 10 Elberfeld IN the
third inning, and when Hughes caught HIM on
first beat Chase's throw to second. II this
play that Laporte was hurt. Bush scored a hot
single by Crawford. and the latter 10 third
when Cobb singled to left. though Hemphill
aged to throw Cobb out at second Jones lined
fly to Eberfeld, which ended the rally.
Killifer made his home drive in the fourth
inning, and after that Hughes steadied down and
pitched finely keeping the Tigers from the plate,
with the aid of some quick fielding.
The Yankees never had chance TO score being
almost entirely at the mercy Of Summers through
out None of their five hits came with men on bases
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
KRAMER MEETS DEFEAT.
OutgeHeraLied By Clarke in Cycle
Race at Nezedrk.

Jack Clarke eutgenerailed and outsprinted Frank
the Nailsburg cycle track Newark last night
The starters were cut down by trial and sem-fnal
heats, Joe Fogler being eliminated by Anderson.
Krebs and Halstead were the other starters in the
deciding heat Anderson started TO sprint lap
and half from the finish, Kramer and Clarke
tacking behind. Clarke got the jump on Kramer
by beginning his sprint he started the last lap,
and by feet.
Clarence Carmen, of Jamaica. won the half-mle
amateur national championship race, defeating
Percy Lawrence, of San Francisco. by a length
in the table of points by which the amateur title
for 1909 will be granted the stands;
Carmen, 10; Lawrence, 4; Magin, 3; JOkus, ,, and
Steinert ..
Between five thousand and six thousand specta-
tors witnessed the races, and the relief every
one there was no trouble with the electric lights.
The summary follows:
FIalf-rniIe national championship-Won by
Clarence Carmen, Jamaica: Percy Lawrence. Fran
cisco. second; Ernest Jokus. N T. V W. third Time,
1-Os
one-Inie professional (openl-Won by Jack Clarke.
Melbourne Australia; Frank L. Kramer. East Orange,
second; Floyd Rrebs Newark, third; Norman Anderson,
Denmark fourth; Al Hasead, Sacramento. fifth Time,
2:03
Three-Inile handicap Causteur)-Won by John 3. HaE
kins r. c. a $50 yards; Jacob Magin n. T V W
tscrstchD. second: Percy Lawrence. san Francisco
tscratch). third. Time 6:25.
Tygenty-rniIe paced between Elmer Coiins.
of Boston paced by Charles Turvile). and James F.
Moran, 0 Chelsea, Mass paced by Carl Rudeh)-Won
by Moran. Time, Is 35 V.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
Raco = Baseball Lawn Tennis Il Auomobng Tptmg Il Yachting
FANT4N4 TAKES RACE.
Wins in Trotting DiUision at Pdrk-
sUau IN STRAIGHT Heats.

E. H. Harrimans bay mare Fantana won the
2:ls at the continuation OF the trotting meet
ing at Parkway yesterday afternoon. Bud Muir
ray was in the drivers seat, and he piioted the
handsome little mare to victory in straight heats.
Fantana took the lead at the word go and held
her ground from start to finish.
Six heats were necessary to decide the second
race, the 2:Ie pace K. d. Hollenhecks brown geld
ing Baron Defect won the first two heats, the first
Of which was paced in 2:162s, but that his last
appearance at the front. Lady Bonanza won the
third heat and c. z. Pitman's Dawson Dillon the
fourth and fifth. In the final heat for heat win
ners Dawson Dillon finished first and Lady Bo-
nanSa second
There was a race on the programme which was
called special for the members of the Pleasure
Drivers Association. This brought together a
variety of gaits which included a PAGER, a trotter.
a runner and 3 kicker. The last named was an
added starter called Grace c., and she protested
vehementy when called upon score. If she
could only have been induced TO work ali four
feet In unison she would undoubtedly have won
the race, but as It she seemed possessed Of
but one ambition, and that TO kill her driver.
She finished in second place. however. and was
rewarded with brand new cooling blanket, first
honors and set Of silver mounted harness going
to Stephen DunRs Colonel Julius which won in
straight heats
The summary follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
Favorffes Win i'm Big Tourney
Clothier and johnson Have Tight Fit in Eastern
Championship Lawn Tennis Doubles

feating s. F. Wise and H. L. Davenport in three
straight sets.
Little and Larned also won their matches IN the
singles against Hugh Talant of New York ana
F. B. Taylor of Boston. respectively 3 e IN
man the metropolitan champion of New YORK. dis-
played good form and defeated Robert Leroy
The summary follows:
York defeated F. B. Taylor. Boston, 6-It-L - :, u
Inman Long Island, defeated r. Ie Roy, new
81 81 "a; W. ] ClohieT Phlladeipnia deIedtea
F II Gross Providence, Go c. u: y ". tleS
Boston defeated L. N Waltha. San Antonio rex o.
Fourth rOundw F: Johnson PhiadeIph5a deieatFfd F
aisbop Boston defeated G. p Gardner IT., IoItaiG' anu
Ore 3Gss.tsd s1f e. Z MahaS, New York as 81 6i
sS r. II Palmer New York defeated Z III, - ,ed
Roston a. 6-2 B-2: r. D. Little New 1oTK' delea'e1
II Taiiant New York, 6-1, 60. 6-1 , ., W
Eastern Championship doubles tsecond rouu5 "a
IT1otbier and W. F. Johnson, Philadelphia, deieate2
2 I Sunoway and H. C johnson, Boston, - ~
II ga 7E5; N W. Niles and A. s Dabney' l[,,
Roston defeated 6. H. Church and w; NJ Hal & New
Y0Tk "a 8-I, 7-5; w. a. Carl and F. r. lagG[' g,1[
Boston defeated E. S Blake and S s Fitzpatrick
sGSfIr Tbird ronnd-E P Iarned and R D. Little New
York defeated S. p. Wise and H. l. D4VeIPopI, I,syo
ION 6-2 6-T CO; r.. c. Seaver and g. n F9lIsIi' nam
Boston defeated r Bishop and b H. whitney b3stoI'
8-8 as 81 63; 6. F. Gardner IT., ana ~ - y2g1ts
Ios'S1 ir Seu YORK eE2 SIS 81 s2; G G IIineISley
and F. Henshaw. Providence defeated T. y 6ase atH
/ Wallis, Boston, 6-2, 4-6 6-4. -. -, "
Niles and A. s. Dabney. jr, Boston deiested ~, E,f
= r Spear and G. F. wales Boston. defeated ID
Nickersoh and L. P. Pearson, New York e-S' IS
SIS. Sc. 6-3.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
OFFICERS FOR REPUBLICAN LEAGUE

The Republican Baseball League, composed Of
clubs representing the 21st, 22d, 29d. 18th, 9th.
18th 22d and S4th Assembly districts has arranged
a schedule of games 10 be played on Saturdays
with a cup presented by President William Bondy
of the 18th District Republican Club as trophy
The officers of the league Z. ]. Tschembke
president; Frederick NJ. Lnder, secretary, and
J. S. Fulton, treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
WHITNEY coLoRs IN FRONT ABROAD

Liverpool. July 2l-The two-yeaT-old selling plate
81 FIVE furionRs to-day by IL p. Whit
ney's Ballyhoe FLY Counfoso was second and the
Isabelle fly third Six horses ran.
The YolynesuK Plate. handicap Of 1009 SOW
sreign< distance five furleRgs. was won by Glen
ssky- H. B. Duryea's MediEDt second and
Basil third. Sixteen horses started. including james
r. Keene's Wedding Bells II and Louis Winans's
Edward
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
PHILADELPHIA, q PITTsRuRe, I

Philadelphia July 2.-The Phillies defeated the
Pittsburg Pirates for the second time In succession
to-day, the score being to !. Moore effective
and held the hard hitting visitors to four singles
and double.
An error by Wagner MoOres sacrifice, Grants
double and Titus's single gave Philadelphia two
runs and the victory in the third inning
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
coAKLBY TO PITCH FOR MANHATTANs.

Andy Coakey, who helped the Chicago Cubs
win the National League pennant last year, will
pitch for the Manhattans against the strong Pater
son team at Manhattan Field, Broadway and 222d
street on Sunday. Coakley, since assuming the
management of the Manhattans has strengthened
his team so thst it is Of the strongest
semI-professionsl clubs in greater New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22

Two base hits-Sheckard stenfedt, Jordan, Lumley,
Hunlme. Lenox Hits-On Overall, in seven and two
thirds innings: Brown. In and one-thrd Innings
Sacrifice -Stenfedt. Jordan stolen bases|Eyers
Schultz Double plays Mcintyre. Mcmillan and Jordan.
Mcmillan, Alpernsn and Jordan: McIiveen Alperman
and Jordan; Evers Left bases-ChicaEo.
Z: Brookiyn 8 First base on bals-Off overall. .. on
Mcintyre, 3 First base errors-Chicago 3 Hit hy
Z; by Brown 2; by McIntyre 8 wild pitches overall
l. Brown, /. Time :5S. UmDirRs-Rigler and john
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
MINOR HEIR BEATS DAN PATCH.

Grand Forks, n. D, July 2L-Before the largest
crowd ever assembled IN North Dakota Minor Heir
40st2' beat Dan Patch. l:55 in paced over
the haf-mile track of the North Dakota State Fair
Grounds to-day. The course was heavy and a ter
nhce wind was blowing. Both OF the PAGERS were
in good condition for so early In the season
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
KEFoHEL HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT.

San Francisco July n.-Stanley Ketchel the
cha nlpion middle weight pugilis was painfully In
jured yesterday by beiEg thrown violently against
the front of the automobile in which he was riding
when the machine cellided with wagon.
Ii was feared at first that his arm had been
broken but later developments showed only a
strain. In shielding his face from the glass
front Ketchel badly lecerated his hands
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
BOSTON, 7; CINCINNATI, 2.

Boston, July 2l.-Boston defeated Cincinnati here
to-day by a score Of TO 2. and earned even
break on the series Bunched hits in the fourth
inning combined with by the visitors made It
possible for Boston to five runs. quite enough
TO win.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
CLEVELAND. a BOSTON. 2.

Cleveland, July A.-Cleyeland defeated Boston
to-day by score of to 2 Ryan wild and
ineffective in the first inning, and before he
taken Cleveland scored four runs, which
enough to win the game
I.ajoie played his first game since June 23 The
fnllnyHs.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
he score follows:
NEW YORK


Meter seventh inning tRatted for
MaTquard in the second inning. TRAN for Doyle
second inning
St Louis ..............& 10 / o o o ? 0-T
TwO-base hits-Teuney, Devlin Three-base hit-Doyle
Sacrifice hits-Devlin shafer Sacrifice iy-Deehanty.
Stolen bases-Shaw, Murray o. o HaTR. Dsvlin, BTd-
well. Left bases-St. Louis, New York.
base erroTs-St. Louis. New York s. Double play
Phelps, Delehanty Konetchy Delehanty Struck
BY Marquard. ,; by Raymond 3. by Meter. First
base bails-ON Beebe. off Marquard 3. OF Raw
mond. s.: Off Meter =; on Bachman. 2. wild pitch
Melter. Hiss-On MarquaTd. 2 innings: on Raw
mond. 12 in innings of Beebe in two INNINGS
tno out In third; of Meter. innings: on
Bachnan IN Two innings Time-2S2- Umpires-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
PHILADELPHIA.
Totals...2s ? 727ls OI Totals.
'Batted for Willis In the seventh inning.

'BatIed Tor Wlls In The Seventh inning.
PMhiladeiphia Phi .-'.......-.....-.o o z Q Q E
Hits-On willis. 8 in six innings: off Brandon In
two innings Two-base hitsGrant t2, Miller. Sacrifice
ht-MooFe. Stolen bases-TituE. Wagner. Struck out
BY Moore 2 by Willis, 2; by Brandon, J. Left bases
Philadelphia g. P!ttsburg B. Double plays-Mller and
6bstein: Ward and Bransheld. Firs. base errors
Philadelphia. /. First base balls-On Moore, p off
Willis. /. Hit by Pitcher-By Willis. l CTtus Time
1 Umpre-Klem
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
RECORD FLEET In RAeP
THE AURORA WINS AGAIN
One Hundred and FGurteen Faebt,
IN LarchmOHt Regatta.

It was a red letter day in race week for III.
OF the Larchmond Yacht Club yesterday FOR -
broke all records on Long Island Sound by stars, 49,
ia yachts in their third series race The bIgS...
previous record-aIso held by this cIub-uas :,
starters, in one of the 1897 Tegattas.
Cornelius Vanderbilt's 57-foot sIoop Aurora vs,.
William Butler Duncan, IT,, at the helm -,
again the winner In her class. the Istalena -
second and the WinsOme third. This makes -
straight victories for the Vanderbilt Yacht dp--
race week. that her chances to win the g..
prize look bright at present She vrovss -
ability as q light weather boat YESTERDAY nv =
feating the IstaIena minutes "A seconds and a.
Wnsome 15 minutes "a seconds.
The wind. II anxious to show its fcklsu.,,
blew ever so lightly and from four different pal..
of the compass When the three big sIoops esn,
for the starting line 1t from the east ~
by the Istalena, they crossed it IN ten seconds 81
Winsome being second and the Aurora Ian N
three were on the starbOaFd tack. for Ii vas uiaE
ward wOrk-fve miles Of it-On the first Iez Of s.
triangular course
skipper Duncan ''spIit tacks' with the othsr ~,
and sent the Aurora across the Sound on ths 10,
tack. This proved good judgment for he ca1.s,
the first of new breeze that came from the scu,s
east, which soon gave him a commanding Lead II.
Aurora rounded the second mark Of Motrs Pant
in Hampstead Bay. leading the Istalsna By on
minutes, and the Winsoms By nearly ssEsa M
utes.
The wind fell after the big soOps rounded q,
Hampstead mark, and the committee set the sIzra
to finish at the end OF the first round OF the cOaz
fifteen and quarter miles. Despite the Isht ziad
the slOop EleanOra, sailed by Frank B0gas Jsaa
made fairly good tines hours q minutes q -
onds-beatiag the DOreIlO b. 5 minutes $ saEcnis
corrected time
The winners In the other classes Included a,
Atari which defeated the Phryne by "a sscozls
the yaEl Pslaris. which won from ths schooner H.
ladi BY more than an hour: the new Class Ia,
Wianno. from Boston, and the Class Q boat Essasz
The summaries follow:
sf-FyOONERS-START 11-sa-COyTREE frl Errzz
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TODAY
Chicago at New York
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
Pittsburg at Boston.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York, III ST. Louis, =.
Chicago. g; Brooklyn, 2.
Philadelphia. 2: PIttsburE. 4.
Boston, :; Cincinnati, e
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
THE EASTERN LEAGUE.

GAMES TO-DAY
Jersey City at Toronto.
Newark at Montreal.
Providence at Rochester
Baltimore at Buffalo
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Newark. 4; Montreal g.
Rochester, ?; Providence, o.
Jersey City at Toronto (rair).
Baltimore at Buffalo (rainl
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
BOSTON.
Totals ....2s 4 72712 0l

.Batted for Pape eighth inning.
Glsgsand G6stoa .:.......... 80 "a
Threc-base hit-Iajoie. Sacrifice hits-Ball, Lord
Sacrifice fy-Perring. Stolen baseball Lord. Double
play-Lajoie Ball and stovaIL HtsIOf Ryan in
one-third innings; off Pape, IN six ana two
thirds innings: of Collins, in one Inning First base
on baIs-By Berger, 4; by Ryan !; BY Pspe' .; III
by pitched balI-Ryan (I4ajoiee. Struck out-By
Berger, Z; by Pape .; by Collins, l. Wild pitch
Pane Lett on bases-Cleveland 7; Boston, o Time
:45 Umpires-Sheridan and KeTiH.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22

Two-base hit-kseler. Home Tun-killlfer. Sacrifice
hlt-Austin. Stolen base-Bush Double pay-Elberfeld
Chase and Austin. Left bsses-Detro TO- New York,
First base bslis-Oh Summers, 4 of Hughes. 2
errors-Detroit J. New York 2. Struck
By Summers !; by Hughes, g. Time :45. Umpirea-
Connolly f.gan.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
CHICAGO. 6; WASHINGTON, 3.

Chicago, July a-The Chicago White sox broke
the tie with New York and moved up notch in
the American League race by defeating Washing
ton to-day by a score of to g. Burns held tho
visitors to five scattered hits.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22

TIMES SO. AUTOMOBILE. ess
Largest DeSieFs IN New andssT and csr
hi ths world, no matter Nas Sp~ires
YOU want at Remarkably LSN, N,ssr 8 Bsss'
NEW YORK ei5-1T ". 4sth 81: IVA
CHICAGO, 1893 1884 NICE AleaiSEe & 18th sA
ST IOJTIS N w. cor. Pms -. sa
KANSAS CITY. nth and MALI
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22

e7bioaeo .2 o o 0 0 x-6 II 2
Washington .........,..0 o 2 o 0-3 0
Batteries-Burns and Owens; johnson and Street.
Umpres-PerTlpe and Evans.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22

Baseball. Polo Grounds. Ee-aAs. u. M~-4Siants VS.
Chicago Admission
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
king SAYS NO MORE oE CHICAGO.

Kansas City, Mo, July 1.-'I will quit baseball
rather than return to Chicago and play for Muir
phy.' said Johnny King, the catcher here to-day
u am through with Murphy and his Chicago club.
I will play With any other club that meets my
terms, however. but never with Chicago"
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22

Boston......... 0 x-7 >
Cincinnati. .... 0 0 % 10 4
Batteries-Richie and Graham Campbell, Dubuc,
Castleton and Roth. Umpre-O'Day.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
~fandfn6s in Baseball Rdce

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Cleveland
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston a Detroit.
Washington at St Louis
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Detroit, 2: New York, o.
~ - Cleveland, 4: Boston, 2.
Chicago, 6; Washington, g.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
EMPIRE CITY SUMMARIZES

FIRST RACE-Seling; for r-ods; S400 added
furongs. good. Won easily Time ia.
Winner br- c. by Marta Santa-Alary. Owner. II.
z~-aF
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22

THIRD RACE Handicap; for three -year-olds up
ward; $3.50 aaded One mile and sixteenth Start
fair Won driving Time, 1-zTSs b
by Csnopus-MsHle B. Owner. "a. Walker.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Albany, S. Binghamton. T.
Utica, 5; Scranton, @
Syracuse, 8; Wilkes Barre, O.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22

FIFTH RACE.-For yesT-ods $500 added Five and
2 half furloRgs- start good Won driving. Time,
los WisaeTs rh- e, b knight Of EleTslie-Lady
s5reeasleeves. owner, George Reif
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22

SECOND RACE.-Selling for tEoyear-olds; $500 added
Six faFlOHES STAR good. Won driving. Time, l:l4.
Wiener. en- r, by Hamburg-Vespers Owner II. p.
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lie score follows

sBatted Tor Mcintyre IN NINTH lnnIng.
'hic3Ro .....-.--.-. q y y -
SrooAyn ............-....-.-o % u y u
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22

FoT RTH RACE-TFIE TARRYTGWN STAKES: selling
for three year-olds. leo sd9ed. One mile start
sJffford-R r.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES TO-DAY.

STAKES--FOr
lded- Five and a half fur