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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO. Feb. l:-HoSs-Receipis
and but hers. So so q 90: good heavy.
light. ssp6.s5; pigs, sos. bulk. IS SO
ass cattle-Receipts $500. market
loai5c higher. heeves. s+.3oG7.25
and fedets $3.50 1850: Texans. $3.50 {,
$50. calves. $6gs.25. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 1000. market Toe higher
sheep. $500 y $50: lambs. S5254755
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

sex dividend. s per cent
fE.x dividend. 3s per cent.
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EAST BUFFAI.O-Ciose.

EAST BUFFALO,. y. Y. Feb. IL
Cattle--Receipts 1000. trade brisk
values advanced ESQ loc; prime steers.
$3.50 Q6.75: 1900 TO l400-lb. steers.
1899 Qs.?s 1850 TO iise-lb steers.
$3.50 q 5.25. bulls. s3.e5ll5.25 yeals-
Receipts $50. active. Csc higher: Gull TO
choice, s675ui0. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 1900. active. lambs soc
stronger. sheep advancing csc: lambs.
S5.254s; y.arlings x62547 wethers.
1925 q 5.75: ewes. Si.50Q5; mixed sheep
81. 80 q rs. Gull sheep. s2.50I425. Hogs
hshsr Other ss s9ad ss.vs s Ssh.r
workers., ,sIG72S. pigs. ss.5oGs75,
New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
BIG YACHTS ENTERED.
Promise Of Good Sport in Long
Race to Ne7rDOrf.

Twenty-one yachts divided into ten classes are
entered. and In all probability viii start In the New
York Yacht clubs race OF III miles. from Glen
Cove to Newport today. The fast schooner queen.
owned by J. Rogers Maxwell viii make her Hrsr
appearance this season, against the Corona owned
by Cleveland II. Dodge. All three of the 5,-root
soops-Cornelius FHnderbilts Aurora, George NJ
Eynchon's Istalena and Henry +. Llppitts Win
Some-are entered and Is J.. j. Claimants
schooner Eclipse, that second prize in the
Cape May
In Class l. there are Henry f. Parmclce's Rosa
lie, Cord Meyers Affair, H. G. s. NobIes Iruude-
QUOT and Edward F. Coles MImosa II. while In Class
NJ Edwin 9. Rays Dorwina, and ia Class y George
l. Batcheider's DoreIlo are named. OF the
"thirties,' the Atari, owned by G. G. Meyer is en-
tered against Edwin D. Morgan's Gossip
An attractive feature OF the race will be the
prize offered by the wife of the commodore Mrs.
Arthur Curtiss James. for a special race Of tho
auxiliary yachts In the club The entries for this
contest are Commodore James's Aloha. Wilson
MaTshalrs Atlantic, X. Z. Doremus's I.asca n l.
McCready's Enchantress George i. Peahody's Iris
and Charles l.. Nelson's auxiliary brig Xurifa
The start Is TO be made at 1 y. IN. off MatlncOcl
Point. and yachtsmen were hoping last night for
fair wind, they all their light sails and
make record time to Newport The finish will be
eff Brenton Reef Light vessel.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
.MEKICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
SUPERBAS BEAT BOSTON
WilheIm Holds Ti@tOrs to Three
HitS-McHiIIan n Star.

Wilhelm pitched one Of his brilliant games for
Brooklyn at Washington Park yesterday and held
Boston TO three hits. The Superhas made six off
Ferguson's delivery and won by a score of 2 to E-
The visitors scored their one in the ninth
inning, and 1t almost broke up the game and ended
In Bergen and HummeI being ordered to the club
house for objoctng strcuuousy to the ruling OF
the umpire.
With two out in the last inning stern singled 10
right field and reached second when Fustus iugglrd
the bail Beck. betting for CoT.y. lift "a little
grounder to Wjhcm, but IIummcu dropped the
throw. It looked if Beck kicked the ball into
right field. and Stern raced home, while Beck
reached third. The latter was left however as
Graham fouled TO Marshall who took Berg.ns
place when the last named and IIummeu were pun
ishod.
The Supcrhas scored run i'm the FIRST inning
thlee-hagg,r 10y Haryh and "a sacrifice fy ana
another IN the lucky seventh with two ont Eu-us
walked. stole second and scored MeAlulaus sim
gle
Bu1ch made tLrce safe hits. Including his three
hagger, while McIillan the star in the field,
accepting eight ont OF nine chances at sIorts-op.
some Of them OF Iha difficult order.
raf
New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
L1RNEDS SHOU SKILL.
Champion and Brother
Hin on Westchester Courts.

William A Larred. the national singles cham
plon and Edwin =. Lerued made thvr appearance
on the courts yesterday in the opening match O.;
q Frederick Watson. jr-. and Edgar W. smith
While individually clever and al times brilliant tie
latter pair rallied 10 hang" together. and their
ragged work afforded the LarHeis opportunities
for passing shots ana drives down the alleys. 50
that they won easily at 6-Ioys IS
ned was realty superior to that OF his famous
brother BY actual comparison. His service was
fast and we'll placed, aHi he brought of h-s sting
ing drives with certainty and power The national
champion revealed those traits Of uncertainty
which he displayed at Orange tu the Middle Stats
championship last week lie often seemed t' ae
out of range So that mis- returns found the net ur
sailed out OF court
The internatiouaIIsts Harold 81. H8ehrtt and Ray
mond y Little won the other match os the DAY
They faced William J. CIothier the former national
champion. and Wallace r. Johnson, the youugsJer
who holds the Pennsylvania state title In singles
and who recently lost the doubles title In the chai
Ienge match HaCkett and Little were fortunate 10
get on edge for their game once As the contest
progressed CIothie- and Johnson improved. AMI
they only lost the match at @. 81
The schedule for to-day will bring Robert IT,
Wrenu and George L. Wreuu. Jr- against g. Fred
srick Watson. jr-. and EfEa, w smith. and Nt-l-
lam J. Clothier and Wallace T. Johnson against the
Larned brothers
New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
JeweLRY SEIZED BY INSPECTORS.

Wilkinson passenger on board the Colon from The
Panamau ctv of the same Lame. made yesterday to
the customs otfcll.s that found jeweiry On
him that h. had neglected declare We'll, gen
tlerl,n" ne said IT guess up tree. TIE
customs inspectors entirely agreed him, fer
they say they found three watches IN hts poeksts
two ~ which were seized, several diamond stick
sus and SIX soritair, diamond rings AL OF thess
were taken to the room
Wilkinson said that he represented an American
manufacturing company in Chilli. and that most OF
the articles found him had been picked up In
south American p4wHshops- Another cabin pas
senscr was found with some cheap iewelry ana
other goods him. amounting 20 perhaps So0o
which were also ~-ut % the seizure rooms
New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
MANY STAR ATHLETES TO COMPETE.
Entries for American Athletic Club Games to
Close on Thursday.

Owing To the number of athletic meets held last
Saturday and Monday. and the difficulty In Secur-
ing proper handicaps for the athletes the metro
pcIitan district, the entries for the athletic car
nivaI OF the American Athletic Club at Celtic
Park. Long Island city, July II. will close
until Thursday morning. This Will enable many
Of the athletes who competed in the of town
meetings To send their entries for the games
The entry list, which is OF the biggest of the
season. includes not only international na-
tIonal, intercollegiate and metropolitan champions
Entries have already been received from the New
York IFish-AmeTican. Mohawk, Mott Haven.
Acorn. Northwestern. National. Mercury and other
athletic clubs. In order 10 make the mile
interesting, Joseh BromoW, Of the Irish-Amsrican
Athletic CLUB and NJ Gels unattached, have been
added making it a four-cornered race. with Harold
Wilson the British champion and NJ. J. DiscolI-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
ATIoNAL LEAGUE STANDING
GOLFERS TO NOMINATE
Nc5c Interpretation Of Rule for Dr'0-
ing ont Of Bounds.

As result OF meeting of the eNecouFe cum.
rlittee Of tae United States Con ASSo'l''''' -
I-nglevood during the open championship me nv"
nominating committee named This carry Sc
l.r-,,-, - in accordance with the change in the
constitution as provided the last annual meet
ing Of the association in this city last winter Inc
committee consists Of five individuals most "l
whom are prominent I'm the game.
First on the list is Ransom H. Thomas OF MOT
rfs County former president Of the United states
Golf Association. Samuel y. Haehner, OF Phl'aue.-
rhia who served SO acceptably as treasurer I''
eight years has also been named, while the "'heT"
.tr, Harry Z. Aver. Of Brae Burn, " '. ht'S'
Of 0nvyentsia a prominent business man OF Ih!-
rsco and George ". Adair, OF Atlanta Nloe-ptes!-
dent OF the Southern Golf Association.
The executive committee also made the following
rulrg-
If il is doubtful that hall be out of bounds the
PLAYER who played il IS not entitled to presume 'h'I
il Is OUT q hounds until he has made . search or
-s,-a minutes for il. Meanwhile his opponent may
make a search Of Eve minutes for the ball within
bounds and if the ball Is not found within mat
time the player who struck the ball shall De given
the benefit Of the doubt and the ball small be con
sldered out ot bounds
This is q new Interpretation 70 Clause Of Rule
90, which reads follows
II g. player after making stroke be doubtful
whether his ball ls out Of bounds o. not, he may
1 @ % ht | # il be that | the ,t arst ba
IS nor out @. bounds 1t shall continue in play WITH
on reashine 5h~ place where the first h haI! #, Is
likely 20 be- il the player OF his opponent be Sti-l
doubt the player Is not entitled to presume that
thu trSr bal is out 81 bounds I'll! he has made a
search OF hge minutes.
The Plilmont Country Club. of Philadelphia, was
elected To- associate membership while the stanton
Heights Golf club, Of PIttsburg, Butler ,IennD
Golf Club. RedIanGs 1CaLo Golf club and Forest
H.l - j. Field Club We're taken in allied
members
Play for the June cup at the Canoe Brook Country
Club was decided yesterday. De Forest Lyon won
ia the GnaI round from r. Hinman. jr.. while NJ.
J DcdswO~th won The beaten eight prize. The
summary follows
First rcuud-F " Lawrence beat " J Dotsvorth
Iy - up " r. +. Moore beat ". MaCBane hv ! up.
T. Hluaau. 1r- bea. lee GwyEne by up and to
g.a-. p ogden beat s. Macdonald hv : up and
. 70 par- George wright Mcur"r by default
" J.. Iren hy and = q play. De Forest Lyon
Second round Moor" heat Laurence hy I'D and
wright nv ] and o. play. Lyon beat Hil b.
. up and 4 10 play.
-,r-t-a-aI rrurd-H.aman heat Moore h5 up and
9 uIav- Lyon beat Eahit- '-
Final rsuad-Lyon beat H.nman hy
New-York tribune., 1909-07-07

START At ALBANY 40 p. ~. july q. FINISH
At MEM YORK. July o. 4 y
New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
PALMER COMES THROUGH.
Reaches Semi-FinaI Round IN East
JerseY league Tourney.

Richard II. Palmer. the playing through holder
Of the East Jersey League cup singles. captured
the only remaining bracket in the scmi-snai round
OF that tourney yesterday on the courts of th-
Elizabeth Town and Country Club, at Elizabeth
n J. Palmer met and defeated Walter Merrill Hall
at "a SO s-6. He was four times within stroke
of losing the match. each time avertins the danger
by forcing Hall on court by his hard driving
a Columbia University pair. II. r smith and
Kenneth NJ. Boorman. their place In the final
round OF the doubles. They displayed good team
work and defeated the Philadelphians, Or. + B.
Hawk and r. l. James. at 6-3 6-l
In the mixed doubles Mrs :. + Weaver and
Richard II. Palmer defeated Mss GwendoIyu Rees
and e. s II. Pendergast at IS 81. and reached
the final round
New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
DROWNED IN CENTRAL PARK LAKE

7-vr, men went to the att II a siN-year-oif BOY
who had fallen into the Harlem Mere IN Central
Park Yesterday and one of them almost lost his
M, irving 90 save the hoy, who wss drowned
before help could reach him
IT, - ,-s- ANGEL. T1rando of No. sss East
raSrb street With his cousin. Paul CassiEnenpo.
eight wears old he was skipping stones along the
surface, of the lake when he lost his balance ara
fell I'm.
William t'oufsrav OF No. 1903 Park avenue. were
approachiuE when the boy fell In Costello, with
out takiu, time to remove any uf his clothing.
plunged into the water. which vas about four feet
deep He had no trouble iu locating the boy. but
as he reached down he slipped on n a muddy bot
tom. and the body meanwhile was carried out into
deeper water. Costello tried 20 follow. but being
unable To swim compelled % struggle back 10
land Cousray finally got the body
New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
SUGAR MEN In COURT
Plead Not Guilty of Conspiracy
May Substitute DemurTers Later.

Pleas Of not guilty with leave to dernur. 20 ths
indictment charging violation OF the sherman anti
trust law made yesterday before Judge Hand.
in the Criminal Branch OF the United States Cir
cult Court, by the officers and directors OF the
American Sugar Refining Company, excepting John
l. Parsons, who reported I'll, and John Mayer,
who is in Europe Tompkins MeIlvane. for Mr.
Mayer promised produce him In court on
July 1s.
Mr. McIvaine entered a plea for Mr.. Parsons
and he will not have to appear the 18th, but
WILL II able TO do so, appear with the others IN
two weeks. which the court allowed for change
Of plea TO demurrer II the defandants should de-
eide upon that course.
Gustav L Kissei also pleaded not guilty. He
acted a broker in the lending TO Adolph Ssgal
by the American company OF s1.250OG0. which
suited IN the Observation-Disclosures suit the evil
dence in which figured largely In the grand iury's
investigation leading up % the blanket Indictment
Thomas = Harmed a lawyer. who figured IN the
transaction tying up the Pennsylvania company.
and who also indicted, made the same plea
In addition Nh Eissei and Mr. Harmed, thers
were in court to plead Washington b. Thomas
president ~ the American company, Arthur Don
Her. tEe treasurer and Charles Fl. SEMI and George
IL Frazier directors. There were many lawyers in
the courtroom Who had nothing TO do with the
case j. W n Grim Assistant United States At
toFney, represented the government.
When the pleas had been heard and Judge Hand
had ordered Nr McIlvsine to produce Mr. Mayer
in court on July 70 Mr Grim asked that the bail Be
MAJ $1,000 for each Of the indicted msn- Judge
Han hI not think thar bail necessary
These indictments Will answer the purpose n
said. "aS the defendants have too much % lose 10
disregard the order ~ the court. Their lawyers
who are trustworthy every respect have vouchsd
I0r their appearance"
MT Grim aequ.-sced. and the indicted men and
their counsel departed. but not before Mr. Kissei
had been assured that ne might make "trip 20
Europe which was intercepted Dy the grand jury
rrf.a-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
MISS HELEN GOULD A SPEAKER.
VIII Address Church Union and Fraternity
Club at its First Annual Dinner.

As one of -la honorary presidents % the Churen
Union anal Fraternity CLUB Miss Helen Miller Gould
will attend tire rr7l annual dinner Of tnat ergAhi-
1.r.r- fo b, given this evening az the Hotel Mont
clair Lexington l.rug- ard +5tl street where sna
IS also expected 60 -Ess- address The club - a
Spanish orE1r.z4-.oI. tl--Ij.Hs Porto Rcans, Gu
bans luJ M,N.ga-E. and ani--s in a common PIf-
r.,-s men and women who WorH IN cigar factories
and thrse with a COLLEGE eII,4tiaH- The Rev. ; J.
Gtorda.o. Spanish pastor n calvary baPtist
church IS prrstI-n-. and his Ettl~ daughter. Anna
Maria Helen IS Miss GoI-i's gotdsughteT havihs
been baptized Easter Day In Mss tiouids Rome
The Rev z : Macarthur. pastor of Calvary
church. is another honorary president and will also
be, a speaker 40 rl. dinner
New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
IRENE II FIRST HOME,
The Snapshot Runs Aground IN Race
from IIJauU.

The motor boat Irene IT, owned 1y 8 W. Gran
beTy. OF this city. won the Colonial Yacht CF4''s
rae" from Albany to New York which ,,tat .vs-
t"raay or the clubs house. FRI West tEM street.
Ta. Irene II covered tIa course ~ .-T -t...f-
miles in - hours and p minutes. aarsaI time
The Nnmad II. owned hy T-r.. O. Jones' ar t-.-
Toledo Yacht Club. waz second. tr.sriur tu.rt.-etv
minute- after the winner William N.ruays Na-r
was third j. j. IAnaemaHn- Snapshot fourth. aaf
Charles NUmsa'.s Dolphin NTH The Hrs' prize
Mas The "Ruader shield offered .t Thomas Fleming
Day. The Irene H. the Narv and O.. Snapshot he-
long to the Colonial Yacht Club. and rus Ia..a.u
- the Albany Yacht Club
The Snapshot ran aground ou Is suHt har ar c..I
Bed Light She "a5 unable ru get oH Tor two
hours. This accident. Captain Landeuarr sail. .s-t
his boat second place ia the race. So, wa- tn,
scratch boat.
The summary follows
New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
NAV REBu1D WASHINGTON PARK.

Charles H. Ebbets. president If the brooklyn
it., a. washington Park, Brooklyn. MT
r,bbats thinks this move is necessary. basing 1t
on the crowd that attended the double header
bet,yaen the Giants and Superbas last Saturday.
The diamond may be shifted around ana
double deck grandstand pullI "ne'e '"o - 80 ~
fIaaotors now stand and where there Is always Il
good breeze blowing The diamond VIII be laid
where the left field foul line now stands which
would aid the catcher in getting atter foui D@HS
IL, tInL.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
SAYS He BURNED STORE.
1rt Dealers Cousin Tells Of Con-
fcsaoH. and 1rTest FOliOJtS.

After an alleged confession iH tae District Attor-
r-y-s of7s, yesterday James Hunter Wright. ~ 80
40 West eaI street formerly al the head % an arr
store at NJ 22yl Broadway. vas held IN no 80 bali
for furth-r examlrarlon by Magistrate Crane. In
the Tom1s court. a charge % arson. AssistsnF
District Attorney TurEbuI told The magistrate that
the prisoners cousin. Alexander Fisher had CONS
the District Attorneys ONCE and said that
Wright had told him be set 1-e ~ his place OF
business at the Broadway address Wright Was
summoned 90 the District Attorneys ofi1e. TuTnbuI
said and under an examination broke down ard
confessed. The defendant had nothing % say in
court
David T. Kelly. assistant dr- marshal, told Nag
lstrat- Crane that the fire destroy ed The contents
of the store valued {-l". and caused damages
OF Stp There was 40 insurance
New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
CHARGES IN BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Members Consider Suspensions Of Employees
in Executive Session

The Board of Education held its last meeting of
The summer Iasr .--rtr< For the first time IN The
history % t.e Ie4-f r-- executive committee met
behind closed doors. Cases ~ suspension pending
trial ~ csirg-s against certain employees were con
s.terrd. 80 sl5i
Til, board approved contracts s0r new planes.
amounting t1 Sf34-I and appropriation OF
S3-.50Q sor a school site .r Sporort avenue. The
Bronx.
The committee rr .--u-utary schools offered .
resolution relative r1 tl- ahard'lrlrr- 20 Fuoit
school =- s- 80 E4H West sHra street because til-
business H.fIl.es GROUND - Sru- out Usht and air
i'm more than half f.- -e-stra1us The local school
laari rf the d-.rr- opposed the resolution ou- tAs
board adopted g.
Tl. N1r-1aI Cef.. z- trustees approved SS'a.s-d
an increase os s8E $50 over tsis year. tEs sum
r-r---trv for ayu.--es lr 1870
New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
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New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
PLEADS GUILTY, sUT MAY GO FREE

After pleading guilty 10 grand larceny IN ths
srst degree Yesterday Harry Mercer. alias Harry
Remington and his brother Theodore. alias Mason,
,yer. renanded 10 the Tombs hy Judge Rosalsky'
in the Court of General Sessions. for sentence on
Friday A request by the District Attorney that
rra,, he allowed TO gO suspended sentence be-
,,rrsa a., information they gave TO his Once was
r,Lep under adyisemeut. II was through Harry
Mercer t-at lawyer named Howard was indicted
and convicted sor suuoruation OF perjury lie was
allowed 50 on suspended sentence out was als-
barred.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
HARD FIGHT IT POLO,
Rocha7cag Hins zcith the Help Of
Three Goals Handicap.

Cedarhurgt. Long Island, July (SpeciaD.-By
three-quaTters Of a goal the Rockaway polo team
defeated the second team from Meadow Brook on
the field the RcckaWay Hunting Club this even
ing after most exciting game. The final score
was 81 goals TO "a
The Meadow Brook players began with rush
and scored six goals 10 none for Rockaway IN the
first six periods. in the seventh period however.
The home team scored three timeR and by adding
one in the ninth and two more goals In the tenth.
won by a narrow margin
New-York tribune., 1909-07-07

Julio VI. Schumacher Won the singles lawn tennis
trophy cup offered by Il. W. Porter. president of
the Dykcr Heights Country Grub yesterday. In
the final round Steinacher defeated II. NosheU
l-6 O-6 60 ct defauIted. The match actually
ended I'm a dispute between the umpire and NosheiL
The latter resented the foot faults called against
him after ne had been warned many times
Julio NJ. Schumacher. paired with George AscheT,
ca ptured the doubles. In the final round they
& Schubert and Gustave }. Schumacher. and won
at 10 -, 4-6. 6-1.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
TWO ATHLETES REINsTATED.

The registration committee of the Metropolitan
Association of the Amateur Athletic Union met last
r,tebt at the Astor House and reinstated two mem
hers who had been suspended-KaFl j. Sohlobohm
and Leo Katzensten.
NJ Gels who had been declared ineligible 10 com
nete for the Junior championships on Saturday. not
having been released from the Holy tFoss hsceuHi'
t"1 . Iettar releasing him. and he will be per-
mitted to compete.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
SHUT OFT FOR TIGERS.
Gereiqnd IppLicy The Brush and
Scores Sir Runs.

Cleveland. July e-rleEcaud completely out
played Detroit ra-G-g. winning 80 q score OF
70 Summers WAS llr hard throughout. but
saaes--s -as- -a.ar- ra- off several runs. Young
Eas most effective.
Turner IS 5ur ar raa game with a Tuptpred liga-
melt in his .ess. ueee--l-aring another shift in
lie Cleveland ir.a'5. or Darreir's five hits only
o1e went Tas- r.. .--ef.
-he srrra t----.---
New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
TRAVIS PLAYS PAR GOLF AT BUFFALO.

Buffalo. July C-Wal,er ,. Travis. of Garden
city, overwhelmed Richmond +. Robinson, of 81.
GATHERINGS, ont. in the serni-1Hal round Of the
tournament for the Western New York golf cham
rlarshi7 On the links Of the Buffalo Country Club
tfI- afternoon Travis won the tenth hole hy
-Ir md 10 play The veteran ia magnificent
form and played practically par golf throughout
the match going out in IS and home in IS for u.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.

Lynn, 4; Lowell O.
Fall River, IL; Lawrence, I.
Haverhill, 2; Brocktou o.
New Bedford Worcester Crain).
New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
UROOKLYN
Totals RI ? 727l5 3 ~.,a

.sa,,sd for Fereusan iu eighth inning fRa;rrd for
'of,y in ninth inning
BrooHlyu ..-....-....... o o % v-@
Boston ....... ....-......... % ID r-I
Three hsSe hit -Ear"H FNIH-.r. E.--
or Ferguson q 'r seven urisrH. m T.uH-rmar.
inning -ar-|H.r "r.tI.ra.-r stolen ta-.~-
Sus-ls. stem Irat.r Sweeney -''-a
- Swr"Eos. Lcn ON uases Ir.ast.u B. n.s''r. {
First lNs" baI'S-D" Wilhelm . .~ Ferguson.
I First tase Boston. % strurk nI} -Tr
Wilhelm. o. ty Ferguson. J. Imr-l 80 lHI.-e.-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
STAMINA RUNS SECOND IN ENGLAND

Nottingham. July s.-August Belmont's Astioot II
was placed third in the C1umber Maiden Plate
here to-day on the disqualification of Legbreak for
boring and humping
In the St Albans Handicap at mile Harry
Payne Whitney's Stamina finished second to Sense
less.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
CHICAGO CUES BEAT ST. LOUIS.

Chicago. July 6-The batting Of Evers ana
Tinker was the feature Of the game here to-day. IN
which the cubs beat st. Louis by score OF 10 l.
F,y.rs hit safely each time while Tinker maze
double and triple Higg gino"tAAI- was nj "''iy
s tt,,os tu,o NJ them safeties. with error. in
t, seventh inning saving the visitors from shut
ont Rain prevented the second game
rT,,e follows.