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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08
SERIOUSLY INJURED IN A WRECK
Henry c. Millard of La Fargo, Victim Of
Wretched Highwaymen

Dispatches in Sunday morning dailies
tell of a disastrous train wreck near
New Castle, Pennsylvania, during Sat-
urday night, in which three persons
were killed and seventeen injured. 1t
occurred on the Baltimore & Ohio road
enroute to Chicago. 1t is asserted that
it is the work of train robbers, and
blood hounds were placed on the trail
of the miscreants and reward of S25,
600 offered for apprehension of the par
ties. All of the injured parties are be-
ing cared for at local hospitals.
So far as the CENSOR is advised no
information is received direct from Mr..
Millard, who was among the injured,
the early dispatches tell that he was
resting comfortably with severe in
juries or bruises. He was returning
home by way of New York from a long
journey in the southern Republics,
where he passed about two years.
One incident of the wreck is related
as follows:
FIND WISCONSIN MANS WEALTH.
Late today S44, 900 was deposited al
local bank by railway secret service
men to the credit of Henry G. Millard
La Fargo, Wisconsin, who lies injured
at the Shenango sanitarium. Millaro
carried grip from New York City con
tanning this amount in negotiable bonds,
securities and cash and had placed the
satchel under seat in the day coach
When the train was ditclled the satche
was lost for time. 1t was recovered
by railway employees. Millard was
greatly relieved to learn that his wealth
had been taken care of.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08

Rev. Roalkvum of Coon Valley Luth-
eran church, is attending a conference
of the United church held in Minneapo-
lis.
Lansing loses one of her oldest in
dustrial institutions, fire destroying the
lumber mill plant, which for few years
past has been used as a creamery. This
old mill was erected in the early fifties,
one Of the largest on the upper Missis,
sippi, and by the way it is among the
last of the river big numbering >'ants
to go.
The Westby Times has changed hands,
Harvey Owen having purchased F. c.
Bunn's half interest IN the paper. Mr..
Bum and family expect to leave soon
for the west, where they will try home
steading. During his eight years con-
nection with the Times Mr.. Bum has
given the people credtabie and newsy
sheet. The CENSOR dislikes to record
his removal from the county and field
of useful journalism. Harvey Owen
will retain proprietorship of his Coon
Valley newspaper, his brother George
having charge.
Mr.. Levi Eckart, the well-knowr
Sylvan Corners horsebreeder and farm
er, is removing to Kansas, where he
has a large field Of operation OF a three
thousand acre horse ranch. Mr.. Eckari
has been long profitable breeder and
has done much to improve the character
of western Wisconsin horses.
At Cashton an itinerant merchant
named Eiger was arrested by the United
States Marshal charged with using thC
mails for improper and unlawful pur-
poses. He was taken to Madison, gave
bail bond and win have a preliminary
hearing soon. The Record states that
Eiger had been conducting stores ir
different sections Of the country ane
under different names, his object being
to obtain sample goods from every dry
goods wholesale house in the country.
In this he has been successful, in CASH
ton at least, and had secured large lines
of shoes, dress goods. notions, clothing,
etc. Il is said that after running &
store in place for a short time anc
selling all the goods possible at any Ole
price, he would disappear With what
he had left and start up again in an
other town under another name and Sc
cure all the samples he could.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08

At Council Bluffs, Iowa, is located
The Christian Home Orpanage, which
is doing grand work In providing for
destitute and orphan children, and aged
women. IT has constantly an average
Of two hundred to provide for and is
nom -sectarian in character. Several
local parties are desirous of sending a
consignment of canned fruit 70 this
home and will appreciate contribution
Of canned goods Of any character. All
persons wishing to aid, will kindly leave
their contributions at the residence Of
Mrs. 3. r. Purdy in this city.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08
L.dv Claim. the Honor

Two weeks ago the CENSOR announced
that Thornton Taylor Of this city,
claimed to be oldest native Of the
county now living within its confines,
his day Of birth coming in May, 1850.
Mrs. William +. Stricken, also Of Viro-
qua, ante-dates Mr. Taylor BY several
months, having been born in the town
Of Franklin in December, lS49. Mrs.
Stricker's maiden name was Rice.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08
Sundsy School Rally

A picnic will be held at Pine Knob
Sunday. September II. A good pro-
gram has been arranged for the day,
consisting of the regular church SER
vice by Rev Finstad in the forenoon,
and for the afternoon the Pine Knob
and Folsom Sunday schools will render
songs, recitations, etc. Utica and Kick
apoo choirs will be present; also sew
eral speakers. Music viii be furnished
by the So,diSrs Grove band. Lunches
and refreshments will be served dur
ing the day. Everybody cordially in
vifed
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08

The racing fea ature Of the county fair
promises the leading attraction, and it
Fl. ould be so from the amount Of money
hung I'D TO contest for. Seven harness
rg.ces are scheduled, with money purses
Of 81, 400. One of these, a $500 prize
for a 2:l7 pacing race, Is provided by
Banker M Fl. Bekkedal of Westby,
who has generously contributed thus
handsomely ~ the success Of the fair.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08
Dwelling House Burned

About four O'Clock this Afternoon fire
was discovered in the Pearl Morley dwell
ling house in Third ward and an alarm
turned in. The flames did their work
of havoc so rapidly that the fire com
pany was able to save the building in
only a gutted condition. The contents
were a total loss. There was S40Q in
nsurance on the house and 5000 on the
household pooda
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08
Home Corners

invite you to visit my store and
pick up some Of the many bargains l
win offer at this time in watches,
clocks, jewelry, silverware and optical
goods. Post cards one cent each.
j. w. LUCAS, Jeweler.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08

Having disposed Of my mercantile
business at Ross, all persons knowing
themselves indebted to me VIII kindly
call at the store ami settle at once.
w. II. CALDWELL.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08

We pay car fare Of all Students who
enroll for six months cr more IN the
Brandrup & Nettleton Business College.
Winona, MINI. Send at once for hand
tell you how to increase your salary.
The death Of Rev. A. NJ. Pitcher is
reported from Illinois, which occurred
August "a. Mr.. Pitcher was prominent
Methodist preacher of Western Wis
ecnsin some years ago. He was reg
ular participant at our annual camp
meeting program for years. His special
address to Viroqua business men on q
certain occasion win be long remember
ed. and is now called to mind By the
announcement Of his demise.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08

superintendent Gardner: "0ur coun-
ty schools are now all in session, a
large per cent of them opening on Mon
supply our needs and good work is ex
pected all along the line. there is a
splendid spirit in educational lines in
our county among students and par
ents.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08
Short News Stories of Interest
Picked Up by Censor Reporters from Various Sources
THE LAND OF Is-To-BE

I'm living now in wonder land
Where each in thought and word are kinn.
And those ahead aye lend a hand
To their brothers who lag behind.
Here youth has grace TO reverence age.
Age guides. not checks impulsive youth;
And the same pursuit doth 10th engage
They are eager to know the truth
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08
ROUND AND ABOUT US

Rev. Roalkvum of Coon Valley Luth
eran church, is attending conference
of the United church held in Minneapo
lis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-09-08

Edna NJ Decker. Turon, Kansas.
my father and mother, Thomas j..
Decker and wife, are old Viroqua set
tiers and are talking of making the
trip back On the occasion of the home
coming. 1t has been thirty seven years
since father was there and twenty-sever
since mother made her last visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-22
SWIMMING RECORDS GO.
Three Broken in Middle Atlantic
Contest on Schuylkill.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. August o1.-
Three records of the Middle Atlantic AS
sociat!on for the Amateur Athletic Union
We're broken today in the annual swim
ming championships held on the Schuyl-
kill river. a number OF athletes from New
York, Philadelphia. PiItsbulg and other
neatly points competing. Curtis Sloan of
Pittsburg broke Rencar's record of ] min
ute seconds in tie iVU-yard cham
pionsa!p by = 10 seconds. He also low
cred the half-mile record by more than d
minute.
Tie 10O-yafds race for the Sackett cup
was ole OF the most exciting on the pro,
gram. j. IL. Reilly of the New York .Ath-
letic Club winning D. two feet from j. p.
Manteii of the West Side Y. NJ. c. A.,
Pittsburs. The summaries:
Ralph Siinton East Liberty A. c.. PittsburS
reduced the oDe-irile record from - minutes
% seconds to IS mnutes 81 - seconds.
11G-s race, for Sackett cup H. Reilly
\. \. \. e.. first. j. r. Mautcii p!ttsburls Wcs
Side Y VI. g. A.. second: l.. Il. Aires, Arg,
swimming Cub, Philadelphia third Time
lr)-yard Championship Curtis Sloan East Lib
effy y. g.. i'it sbuig. hrst /. u. Whitaker
Philadelphia swimming Tub second: H. L.
Scott. ATSo swimming Giub, Philadelphia. third
Time. Ini ID
llaif upc championship Sloan East
Liberty \. &, PitfsburS. first T. W. Anthony
Philadelphia swimming Glub. second. {. ,. Me
Faddcn. l.. Il. Il. y VI. L. A.. Harrisburg, third
1im.. I5.i6 30. lo.cfin. previous record oi
II as
Mile championship Ralph Shinton. East Lib
sTts " =. Pittshurg. frs: ]. W. Anthony. Phil
adrpa swimming; Club second: Oscar Srhlcif
Ihiladelphia swimming club, third. Time
ISL -. breaking previous record for course 81
-, OF 30,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-22

Lester. Kid. Eleanor Robson. Hickory stick,
Scruples. G. H. Patten and Sociabe also ran.
Secoml race. steepiechase handicap: purse,
$500: about two miles-Lizze Flat, 12a me
Lainl. to 1. TO and OUT Won: Manzano.
l36 tRael. to ]. even and out. second: John
Dillon, loo Slater. IS to >; even and cat.
ME Kate was pulled up.
Third race. two-year.olcs purse. 500: I'VE
and one-half furlonss-Eye White. 100 tRiee,.
to >, out. won: Penn. III Burns. Is TO >,
to ). out, second; Belle Glenn. lo2 (fiowasi.,
IS to >. to ). out third. Tine. Los -
Carondolet and Spring steel also ran.
sor Ferry Co. handicap: three year-olds aud dl.-
ward: value, 81 500: one mile-An Red. 81
ROSS. TO 2, to 10 and ont. won: Tourenne.
Gretna Green 1O1 ,Burns,. 10 to l. :; TO ai.i
out. third. Time. i.lOi-5. Center Shot and
Green Seal also
six furlongs-Lttle Usage. SO tReidl ; to >.
to ) and out, won: Sewell. 105 tMentry). . u =
. 10 ) and out. second: Tom Hayward To-
tRoss,. IS to ). to j and out. third. Time,
! Il SD Hasty Agnes. ST. Jeanne and Wood
lane also ram
Sixth race. three year -olds and up: purse. $50;
| won: Doubt, 1c5 tGanzl. to >. to ard
out. second: Oberon, no Brooks. 10 10 |, :, !.
=. even, third. Time. 800. Colonel Zeu
Moscow Belle and King OF Mist also
Seventh race, three year olds and upward: eli
ing: purse, $4UV: seven furlongs-Iajury Iua
tHoward,. to ., out. won: Biass; III mel
lO1 burns. 10 1. 10 l. even. tlird. Time.
LIZ %, Rupicola, Claiborne. Orphan Lad. Ky
ronda Sinfran Don Hamilton and Dareinstol
also
Eighth race, three-yea- olLs and upward: sci
ing: purse. 500: lliie and sixteenth--Iha
shaughrann, . no .Eo wa I,.,,, to !; to l.
) and out second: Beau Brunh:ell, III tkan
nedy,. u to |. :. 10 |. even. third Time, ~ ..
Bail Hazard. Alteration. Bitter Hand and Tackle
also ran
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NATIONAL TENNIS TOURNEY
Colston Defeats Johnson, the Penn.
sylvama Varsity Crack.

NEWPORT, r. l. August 21.-The Ma
tiona lawn tennis tournament at the
Casino courts under the auspices of the
United States Lawn Tennis ASsociat ton
was advanced one stage nearer the fin
Ssh today by the completion of the fourth
round and the playing OF two matches III
the fifth round. +. II. Whitney, who de-
feated III. r. Scott in the fifth round.
is the only Lonswo player left in the
tournament. The other match in the
fifth round was between T. c. Bundy
and \. Johnson, the former winning.
The feature of the afternoon play was
the holly contested match between Me-
Loughlin and Long, the Racific players,
which was finally won by Mclaughlin.
Five sets We're necessary.
r. II. Palmer. after losing the first set
TO L. p. l.arned, took the next three
rather easily, while W. F. Johnson, the
University of Pennsylvania crack was
defeated by +. G. Colston in five sets:
Fourth roundH II. Scott defeated {. O.
ney defeated II. A.>Sickinney. o.. CO, 60
G., -. 81. 7. 4. cnistcn defeated W. T.
Johnson IS. 63, CT 6l. 63. T. II.
81. ". $. Mclaughlin defeated NJ. H. Long
-. 81. 81. 2-6. 10 . T. Z. Inman de
rcated Z. g. Ilmpton. ct. 6--i. 6-- e. s.
Rogers defeated T.. Stiiie. 50. rs. 60. L.
Wagner defeated :. IL Pander.ast, CT, &c
u =. 81.
Fifth ronna e. r., Whitney defeated H. r.
scott. D !. go o.. O.. r. Z. BuHdy de
feated \. johnson. -. 6--I. Go.
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MCGUIRE TO MANAGE
CLEVELAND TEAM

CLEVELAND. Oh;o. August .l.-James
Mcclure viii succeed Napoleon Lajoe az
manager OF" the Cleveland AMERICAN
League hall team. Late today Secretary
T.. S. Barnard OF tire Cleveland team is
sued signed statement saying that Me-
CURE had been appointed manager. Me-
CURE was formerly manager of the Ros
ton Americans and Joined the Cleveland
team A year. ago. Since being con:sec, ed
With the Cleveland team McCiuire has
been scouting for new PLAYERS.
the bench. Ills active services beginning
next Monday in the iinai game with
Philadelphia of the present series.
Manager Lajoie. who has had charge Of
the local team for Ave years. tendered his
resigna. ion last Tuesday. following the
disastrous slump the team suffered during
it, eastern trip. Lajoie will remain with
the team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-22
BAL T|MORE CRICKET
TEAM DOWNS LOCALS
Phenomenal Catches b
Winston Saved Game
for Visitors.

The Washin .ton Cricket Club met the
crack Baltimore Country Club team at
the locals grounds in Rock Creek Park
Yesterday afternoon, and were defeated,
the score standing 76 to 50 in favor Of the
Monumental city aggregation.
The features of the game were the
phenomenal catches OF Winston. for the
visitors. and the bowling OF Thompson
and Springham. The former player
caught balls that cut their way through
the branches Of apple trees that border
the locals new grounds, saving. thereby.
the Orioles from a possible de:eat, while
Henry Thompson and Will Springham
showed themselves equal to emergencies
by bowling out two OF the tlassiest bat
tiers OF the Country Club without allow
in:; them a tally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-22
POLAND SPRING GOLF.
Walter Harlan Finishes Second in
Putting Contest.
pecial Dispatch 10 The Star

Special DlSpatci 10 lne SlGf.
POLAND SPRINGS, Me-. August a.
There was a putting tournament held
here today for prizes offered by Miss NJ.
division. John Taylor OF New York won
first prize, and W.. S. Harlan of Wash
ington, D. c., received the second prize.
In the woman's division. Miss III. john
son of New York won Iirst prize, and Miss
Halleck of New York was awarded the
second prize.
Following are the scores:
Qualifying round: men-Frank Pearson. 30:
| Dixon. 81: William Flatamer. IS; c. I. Dos
Passes. 40: John Taylcr. 70: G. 4 HIdre's'
Lombard. II: B. Hatch. II: i i, l. Woods. ~
George ". Elkins ir:, ~; " II. oakes. ~
W. ". I.nsly. II.
William Fls.pmer up, q; 4; NJ Wyeth ,eat
T, \ Woods : NJ :: W A. lombard beat W
W. " Il. Linsy beat George ss ". Eitns, IT, Up
Harlan b. lea, ss T. ot Dos Passes ~ y
Second round match play-Frank Pearson BEAT
Lombard M %ye'D j, up ysn I IayiSr beat beat o.
Hidretb. :. Ip !: W. S. Harlan beat H. b.
Semi: Semi nnais john Taylor beat Frank Pearson
3 up: w. s. Harlan bea, ". ". Linsl.. > IN I
Finals--John Taylor beat w S. Harlan. :
Qualifying round: women Miss Marion Res. Esss
~: Miss Halock. vi Mrs. eoitn; 10 Mfs.
Miss d. Allyn Il: .irs. NJ. kotany. u: Mrs
4. S. Taylor. IS: Miss Mary Weatherby ~
Miss G. Finch IS: Miss II. johnson. 10: sl!s. T.
Carr 10; Miss Fay. 80: Mrs. ". W. i.insy: ~
First round, match play cmeo-Mrs: Conu
beat Miss Marion R-cs. 5 UP and j: Miss H.
Johnson heat Mrs. ko,any. ) mp and & Miss
Fay beat Miss Mary Wea,herby. q VI, and =:
Mrs, George W. Elkins jr., beat Miss Wempi..
. up: Miss Hallesk beat Miss Allyn. y up and !;
Mrs. ". ". Linsly heat Mrs r 1arr. !. up aod
q: Miss 4. Taylor beat Miss c. Finch, up and
.; Mrs. l. Johnson beat Mrs lnman. 3 up and :.
Second rcnnd, match plsy-Mrs. IL johnson
tea, Mrs. Coffin, = up and .: Mrs. George W
Elkins jr., beat Miss Fay. M. 10 holes: Miss
nallocs heat Mrs W W Lipsl: ! up and II:
semi finuls Miss H. Johuson beat Mrs. =. W.
Ei.ins ir., :; Up aad :: Hiss Hallcrk beat Miss
4. Taylor. | up-
rin.i- MiSs Il .IninSnn hcat AIi>x Hal,nct IN
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SHORTSTOP BARRY
HAS FINGER BROKEN
Has Been Playing Brilliantly
and Accident May Cripple
Athletics.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, August al.-Phila-
delphia made it three straight today from
Cleveland. winning 10 TO q in the poor
est contest of the year in Cleveland. All
pitchers tried were wild and ineffective
and runs were scored almost at Will. Um-
pire Evans had to retire in consequence
of being hit on the head with ball
thrown by Berger, while Shortstop Barry
quit in the seventh inning with broken
finger. Score.
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BROWNS SHUT OUT
BY BOSTON REDS

ST LOUIS, August 21.-Boston opened
its final west ern trip with an easy vic
tory over St. Louis 6 to o. Arellanes al
lowed three hits. No st. Louis player
reached third. Waddell proved easy for
Boston. Dineen was more successful.
Gesslers hitting and Wagners fielding
featured Score.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-22
WHITE SOX NOSE
OUT HIGHLANDERS

CHICAGO, August 21.-Chicaso won the
opening game of the series with New
York this afternoon in thirteen innings.
To 1. Chicago punched three hits III
Il row in the thirteenth, which, with d
tAerl the game. Scott was pounded out
of the box in the eighth Smith finishing
the game. Doyle lasted until one man
had been retired in the thirteenth, when
Quinn was sent in to pitch.
The score:
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Beats State Golf Champion.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. August II
Ralph Hoagland of Chicago won the
championship flight of the open ,curna-
ment of the Kent Country Club here to-
day by defeating Phil Stanton. former
Michigan champion, !. up and l to play
in thirty hole match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-22

Hits-OH Waddcl. 10 in four innings: off Din
cen j in hva Innings. Sacrifice hits-Iord, Arel-
lanes. Stolen bases Mcconnell, Arellanes, Niles.
Double plays-Wagner, Mcconnell and Carr!gan:
Williams ,unassis ted,. Left bases-St. Louis.
4 Boston {. Bases ba!s-OH Waddel. /; off
Ar"llapes. /. Struck ou;-I;y Waddeli, ., by Arel-
lanes ]. Empires NIessrS. Perrine and Sheridan.
Time of game hour and -, minutes.
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lTK,r.

JSr base hits relrltaut!. - Schacfcr. Copro..
Street. H's~uT killinn, IN y. innings: 20
summers. E. IL - irainS>. ~ hst--agaiist
ktlliau. -; against Summers. 8. Sacrifice lite
Noriarity. tnn-os. street, Sacrifice ti,-Street
stolen basrs --toi,t Ictehanty. Double ,lays
Srbasfc-. Mcbride ap, Ungiaub: Srhaefrr and
Tngi,ub - Iaft bases Detroit =: WsS3
in..tou Fire. base balls on kiiiau,
er Summers. /; al Resisting. First base
Detroit. l. Struck out Hy kiiiian. 3;
bv suuineTs. =. by RrSliuG :. Passed pail
Street Wild pitches -kiau. :" Time Of game
- honr anJ - minutes. Umpircs -MesSrs
keriu and Connolly!
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Middle West Tennis.

OMAHA, Neb.. August 3i.--Na alter T.
Hayes and PasI Garner of Chicago wen
the midwest tennis championship in do,i-
bicS on Omaha Field Club today lay de
teasinG Ray Eranson, Mitchell. :. T.. and
John Barton. Sioux Falls. S. d. Score
6-i 1G-12 6-3, 6--i.
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LOCAL ATHLETES WIN.
Take Ball From Washington
Grove in Good Game.
Special Dispaich to The s.ar.

WASHINGTON GROVE, Nd. August
Din game featured by tic fast PLAY
Ing of both teams the Washington Ath-
letie Club defeated the locals today. TIE
victory was due principally to Ruiz's
steadiness with men on bases while
Murphy, for the locals, had poor control
and WAS hit hard az opportuae times.
Crensnaws sensational iieiiing and the
hitting of GROWER were features
The score.
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Totals. SO 90 IL

.Rutted for Austin in eighth
.one cot when Winning scored.
New Snrk I " :: ~ u Tt
tbira.. / I ~ o ~ q ~ ID
Two base hts Cree Alt!.rG. uoIShertN. 49,
rice hits kieiuow. Isportr boyle. At2. Sto'n
hase. Parent :. Isheil iauncEili. SSeeurr.
IfIt - on scott. IN iuniUcs os Smith, > j
sui,;It-s: Of Doye- In IL :: innings. nr
quinn. | in :; innings. Struck olt Hy boyie.
a: by Scott. u; ~ Smith. g. Bases "n balls ~
Doyle, $. Of Scott 1: OF Smith. /. Left "n
BASES thicagS. :, Sew York. .. Hit by piich.r
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Eastern League Games,

Al Newark Newark. =: BsIfin,orc l.
Al Lcrsey 'ity-lFi,st game Jersey City .:
Providence, s. Sccoud game: Jersey City, /:
Prov deuce. :: -ts
II Buffalo IiTst game: BaGaTo =; Rocl,cs.
ter, ). Second game: Buffalo. >: Rochester l.
At Montreal Montreal 5: Terouto, .
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WINDSOR RACES.
Five Favorites Finish in Front for
Closing DAY.

DETROIT. Mich, August 2l.-'The sum
mer meeting OF the Windsor Racing As
ISOLATION closed today.
The feature event today was the Belle
Isle and Windsor Ferry Company handi-
cap for three year olds and upward, at II
mile value 81 500. which was taken by All
Red. With 'Tourenne second and Gretna
Green third.
The Steeplechase was Won By. IIzZle
Flat, the extreme outsider in the betting
will Manzsno second and john Dillon
third Bonnie kate. the faVorite, ran out
after leading for half tae route and was
ru!leJ mp, while Class Leader fell. leaving
oniN three horses to finish. Five faToriteS
finished first. Track fast Weather fine.
Summaries:
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American Association Games.

~ Minnea poliS-St. Paul. .: Ijpneapolis }.
At Louisville Louisville. ); IndiauaI polls. I.
kce, &.
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