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HAPPY G. Wins HARD RACE
Washington Entry Finishes Ahead
Of Fast Field.
Carricfta Wins Longest and Hardest
Fought Race in the History OF
the Marlboro Track.

Uprer Marlboro. I'D. Aug. u.-Happy
c.. owned and driven by w. E. Miller,
Of Washington. proved a surprise 70 the
talent at the races here to-day. He won
the two deciding heats OF the 2.30 trot or
2.34 pace as he pleased. This race was
started yesterday, and five heats we're
gone-Red Princeps. owned by Frank P.
Lippett, OF Washington, taking two;
Alma. owned by Z. F. Hall. Of Wash
ingtoa. taking two. and Happy G. taking
one. Then the race was put over until
to-day Red Princeps was a strong IA
vorite in the betting TO win, but Happy
G. outfoOted him.
The deciding heat Of the half-mile and
repeat run. which also went over from
Tuesday until to-day. was won by Mo
less The first heat or this race was
taken yesterday by Nioless in O:50I5. Baby
Willie won the second heat In O:5lL
Nioless won the final heat to-day IN O.51
A match race to-day resulted from, the
mile run, which was won by Spring
Frog. Azure Maid finished fourth in
this event, and was Immediately turned
loose IN a six furlong dash for $50 q
side against DIT. Ferneyhough's geldlng,
Veronica. Azure Maid is owned by J.
F. Mudd, of Washington. and won the
match IN 123. The mare was ridden IN
both races by Danny Mudd.
The real feature Of to-day was the 2.22
trot or pace. eight heats, the longest
drawn-out race in the history Of the
Marlboro track, being required to settle
IL
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WIN TRACK MEET.

Fourth Glass Games at Annapolis
Goes to Third Company.
Annapolis, Aug. 1.-THE annual inter-
company field and track competition
among the members Of the Fourth class
was won this afternoon by the Third
Company which TOOK l45 points. The
First Company won second honors, with
forty-two points. and the second with
thirty-fve points took third place.
The Fourth Company made poor
showing, gaining only thirteen points.
The competition included all the usual
events. and an extra throwing Of the
heaving line, which was a nautical feet
not likely 20 become a part Of collegiate
programmes. In all but one event. the
hammer throw, the new class bettered
the Fourth class record.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
Big CROWD AT FRONT ROYAL
Horse Show Opening Day Attracted
Three Thousand.
Mrs. Allan Potts GarOune Wins Two
Big Events-POurtIight Captures
the SteepIechase.

Front Royal Va, Aug. 1.-THE opening
day of the front Royal horse show was
"a success in every way, a crowd Of
5000, ideal weather, better class of horses.
with improve grounds being the con-
trIbutlng fea, 'es. In the high steppers
and ladies harness classes. Mrs. Allan
Potts won over large entry with Garoune.
Summaries:
Ladies harness-First, Garoune. Mrs. Allan Potts
second Royal Swell, Bowles Bros; third, Grand
slam. A Z. Osboune.
Three-year-od jump-Fust Miss Meadows. A.
Whendon; second, Mount Pleasant L W.
Payne; third. Bald Ecgle. T. X. Salisbury.
Qualified hunters-One and one-hah mlcs-Flrst.
Arcola. H. d. Gibson: second. Southwest, {. G.
Safer. Other entries scratched.
fOIryedrOld Jumpers, uin under rules Oi National
Stceplechase and Hunt Association. First. Malta.
Rogers Bros. second. Lady Quaitt, A Wherudon:
third, Bright Boy. Blenheim Stables
Farmers fat; three-luarters mIe-flrst Arcola.
John q. Eyerhart second. Dixie Flyer. H, H. Nor
man. third, Sidney Johnson. Mrs. Lucie Hudnall.
Green hunters First Wyckon. William Skinker
second, Blackbird Mrs Allan Potts; third, Chin
chills, Mrs. Henderson
Combination harness and saddle-First. Jester.
Mrs Henderson; second. Lord Golden. II. L IN
man; third. Luzon .. II. Allen.
Park saddle-FrBt, Wyckoh William Snnkcr;
second, Linden. J. b. Swami; third, Loudoun Boy,
Leithon Stables.
Fiat nce: 600 yards; in heats-First. synconi. H.
y. Gibson: second. Gay King. J. T. Temple; third.
Silver Brook. Rogers Brothers.
Pony nce; 90 yaris-First. Regina, E. b. Mar
shall, second. Dot. z, X, MARSHALL third, Nick.
Albert Bowers.
Pony driving class-First, Tom, Dorothy H. Locke;
second. Regina, f. X. Marshall; third Dot. T..
X. Masrhau.
High steppsrs-FIrst. Garoune, AIrS. Allan Potts:
second, Royal swell BOWlCs Brothers: third. Grand
Slam. DR.. A. Z. Osbomn
Open steeplechase; under National Steeplechase
and Hunt Association rulcs-First. Pourtlght, s.
G. Gasoock; second. Southwest, c. c. Safer; third
Auranti, G.. G.. White.
Green stseplectase; fox horses that have never
won-First. Ltndale. W. c. Hatcher; second. Roam
oke Edmonds & Hoover
Judges-W, W. Sanford, Orange, Va; George
Zinn Somerset, Va; Richard Walloek and Ernest
Hayes, Warreuton, End Fred Okie. Marshall Va
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OAMATEUR o
BASEBALL

In an exciting game at the Brightwood
race track yesterday the Belmont Dairy
team defeated the strong nine from Cor
by's bakery. IS to p The game was
called at the end OF the eighth on account
Of darkness Score:
Belmont. ................. 3 2 lO4O 4-ls is 2
CCrby 0 3 4 0 2-l2 6
Observation-Disclosures Dairy Company. RIM GdHn
and Z. King; Oorby Bakery Company Litz and
Bistoe.
The National Cubs defeated the Young
Stars in an interesting game. to L. The
feature was the pitching and batting Of
Z. Williams, for the winners. who made
two home runs. Score:
National Cubs........4 zoos 3OOr-s Is 2
Young Stars-..-.-...-2 0 o 0 o. 5
Batteries-CarroI. E. Williams. and A. Williams;
Cafritz and saia- Unpire-Mr. Csfrtz.
The Prospects defeated the Peck team
yesterday afternoon in one OF the usual
exciting contests that have characterized
the games this season in the George
town Athletic Association League. the
final score being TO 4. Score:
RH.E.
Peck..................s...... ! 01 d o. 3
Prospects. ts...............--.-.0 2l1o KS 10 3
Peck plays the Dumbartons this after
noon on the olympic grounds.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12

Special % The Washington Herald
Danville. Va. Aug lin a sensational
game, enlivened by I'VE double plays and
three clean home runs. the Red Sox
walloped the Colts to-day. The locals
hammered Dutch" Revelle, the premier
twirler for the visitors, for two home
runs, a triple, a double, and four singles
IN Ave innings. Johns, who twirled the
remainder OF the game. pitched fair ball.
but II was too late TO win. Morrissey,
for the locals, pitched a steady game,
and the support rendered him was Of a
Rilt-edged variety. The batting honors
were carried or by Sullivan. who Sc
cured a home run and a triple; Fisher a
home run and a single; Magee a triple
and two singles. and Seiber q home run
and a single. Score;
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12

Saratoga, Aug. Il.-Five favorites went
overheard here to-day and the form play
ers went home groggy.
The most severe setback occurred In the
Troy selling stakes when Pretend, heavily
backed, was beaten by Mexoana. 3 10 /.
From the start Mexoana was In front all
the way and won easily by three parts
Of a length Pretend was knocked back
in the first quarter, but closed strong
and took the place by a similar margin
from Little King.
Another hard blow wcs the defeat Of
Amelia jerks, backed down 10 even
money IN the last race. Louise Wells,
overlooked at 60 to l, made all the run
ming and won in a gallop by a length
Amelia jerks got the place.
Bosom. to favorite. after leading
from the barrier with a world Of speed
in the first race, tired in the last fur
long and lasted just long enough 10 win
by a head from Dreamer.
The Summaries.
FIRST RhCE-Six furlonEs. Bosom, 10 Daven-
p0rU. 20 s. won; Dreamer. 100 lButwelD, y %
3. sqoond; Rosmiro. lOs lDoylel. q 90 !, third
Time liz 3S spoouer. Nod. Simple Honours. Bird
Of Flight, Congo. Wateryliet Firebal. and Red
Mimic also ran.
SECOND RACE-Two and one-haK miles; stceple-
chase. byzantine, lSS Ray), 70 l. won; Steve
Lane Ia (icAfeel. 8 to !. second, Water Wny
ia (Allanl. 20 %. third. Time. 5:2i 2-5 Three
starters.
THIRD RACE-Fivo and one-han furlongs
Mexoara. Io2 (Creevyl. % /. won: Pretend 100
(Duganl. 20 10 second; Little King. lo2 Daven-
port. 70 I. third. Time. 1M IS. Toniata and
Dan Field also ran
FOURTH RACE-One mile ard frIriong. Gliding
Belle. g5 martini. TO l. Won; zepango lo2 Zap
linl. % .. seo0Ed: Killiecrankie. 81 Smith. 90
% ], third Time 50 25. Pins and Needles. Miss
Keamey. Lane Allen. Dark Night, and Pettiooat
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Bonnie Kclso lN
tUptonl. 20 l. won: J. H. Reed. l6 (WIlliamsl
y 20 I. second Quantico lo5 tHinohcifel. % l.
third. Time so Campeon. Michael Beck. War
den, Nethcmost Patriot. Gloriole, Ruxton, Turn
coat. ard Sand Piper also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Fiye ard one-haf furlongs Louise
Wclles. l2 Martnl 90 % l. won; Amelia jerks
lo6 tSc0Tillel. even. second; Democrat. 100 NC
Carthyl. 20 l. third Time i03. Scarus Capt
swanson. Lord Baltimore. Sou. Martinez. Marigol
Ferno. si, Neddam, and Horizon also ran.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
KEENE COMING MONEY.
By Winning Four Races with HIS
Horses He Has Made S14,4SO.

New York, Aug. u-By winning the
Saratoga Handicap with Addiction. the
Alabama Stakes with NIaskette. the Trav-
ers with Hilarious, and an overnight
event with Grasmere, James r. Keene
has gathered S14430 since the meeting
at the spa opened. and has increased
his stake and purse winnings for the
season to $76342
S. Q. Hildreth. who has not won race
at Saratoga yet, still leads Mr.. Keene
with a total Of SSS.07O. but it IS gen
orally believed that when the scene shifts
back to Sheepshead Bay. Mr.. Keene will
head the list OF winning owners on the
Eastern tracks.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
AL SCHUMACHER ARRIVES.
With sammy Harris He VIII Second
0EIfdn Lenny Tonight.

Baltimore. Nd. Aug. u.-Al Schu-
macher, the schoolboy champion Of New
York, and his manager, Sammy Harris.
arrived here yesterday from New York
to second kid" Lenny. the Southern
champion. before the Eureka Athletic
Club 1T the Monumental Theater to-mor-
row night Harris went to Gotham for
two purposes-hrst, 20 see Jones battle
with Knockout Brown. and. second. to
bring Schumacher here to help Lenny out
on the night of the Jones battle. and
a.so 20 match him with Tommy Lowe or
Soldier Burns, who have issued chal-
lenges 10 the New Yorker. On his ar
rival here Harris said that he would ac-
commodate either Lowe or Burns to q
match with the Gotham boxer II they
agree 10 do 133 pounds ringside
Schumacher will put Lenny through
his final training for the bout to-day At
the present time Lenny was never in
better condition, and Is under the re-
CURED weight, 10 pounds
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
WILKIE DECLINES OFFER.
Secret Service Chief VIII Not Head
Chicago Police.

Chicago, Aug. I1-John E. wilkie. chief
of the United States Secret Service, IS
quoted this afternoon as declaring he
had refused an offer Of the superintend-
ency Of Chicago police to succeed George
NJ. Shippy. resigned.
Wilzle said he was here on official bust
ness, and that he had happened 70
meet Mayor Busse. who offered the
place. Neither the position nor the salary
was attractive to him.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

Al Johnst0wn-Lancaster. l. Johnstozn. e
AT WllliaulspOrt- Reading. {. Wluiamsport. 0.
At Harrisburg -Tgcrtou O; HluisbU1g I. lSoc-
end game Trenton. 5. Harrisburg s.
Az Alt0on1-lork. .: Altoona. . Second game
Ycrk 2. Al-oora. 5
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

Al Bridycport- &. Bridgeport. 8.
AT New HavcE-NeE Haven. !. New Britain &
At Sr-irSfeld-SrrinEie,d C. Waterbury. s
AZ -thamptcl-Ncrtlamptcl. 2; Hclyuke. L
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Uuca-Troy. 6. Utica. 3
At syTncuse-Albany. 3; Syracuse 2 (seolnd
amel Albany g. Syracuse T.
At BnghamtCu-Wiikestare. (: Binghamtun 2
At Elpira-Scgantcn, g. Eluira, 5.
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Kinuer Returns for Hearing.
he Washington Herald

HageTstown, Nd. Aug. 1L-Ezra F.
kinner, charged with assaulting a neigh
Dor. 7. D. Hammond, Of Dry Run, dur
Ing a dispute over a fence line between
their properties. has returned and en-
tered into a bond Of $500 for a hearing.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Ba.timore-M01tpll. G; Baltimore. .
At Jersey CITY -R0chcster. I: Jersey City, 5
AT Newayk-Tor1uto. ] +. Newark 2
At Providence Buffalo. 6. Providence. 2
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
Came Is POSTPONED.

Owing to the death Of the wife Of the
manager Of the Car Department team.
there will be no game In the Railroad
Young Mems Christian Association
League to-day.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Al Lawrence-Haverhil Il. Lawrence. =.
AZ New Bedf1rd-NeH Bedford (: Brocktou s.
AZ Fan Rve--Fal River s. Lynn. O.
AZ Lowell Lowell. {: Worcester, s. (Second camel
Lowell 5; Worcester. O.
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CAROLINA LEAGUE.

Al Greensboro-GreensboEo. o; Anderson. J
AZ Charlotte Charlotte. 6: STartanburg O
At Winston-Salem-Wiu Salem. 4; Gruenyille.
6. Second gamel Wins,on-Salem 8; Greenvilie, I
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AMERICAN AssOCIATTON.

At Kansas Cty-Kansls City. .: Indianapolis. O
Az ST Paul-St Paul. :: Toledo. ).
At apolis-ColUmbls. s; Minneapolis. L
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Lynchburg Defeats Roanoke by One
Run,

Run.
Lynchburg. Va. Aug 1L-Grifin out
pitched Hale to-day, and the Shoemakers
won by the score of 3 to p The game was
a comedy o. errors. each team scoring
twice on errors, the winning run being
earned. Grifin's hitting was a feature
as well as his pitching. while Jackson
shone at short for the locals. Score:
RH. E.
Lynchburg. OIII0O O-s (
Roanoke. ...........-... l o o 0 o. 1
Batteres-Grifln and Pratt; Hale Doone. and
Ryan. Umpires-Players +. Bigbi5 and Doyle At
tendauce-4o0
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
NorfoIk pefeats oId RIxaI..

exciting eight-inning game from the
Truckers by to to-day. With the score
tied IN the eighth inning, two bases on
balls and two-base hit by Guiheen made
It TO / in favor Of the Truckers but in
the Crews half Of the inning a two-base
hit, base on balls. ana a two-base hit
by Jackson again tied the score. Jack
son scored the winning run by stealing
In home on the first ball pitched by
Foxen, who had relieved Hannifan in the
box. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
The Summaries.

/ Export k10lll , 4 , us
Time. 235k, 2.g7E, 2:26H, 22sA. 2:2sA 2.Z7R
2:ZTH, 22z.
The 2d6 trOt Ur 2-20 pace was declared on. and
two running events followed. The first was dash
Of one mile for a purse Of $50:
How About
Time. 1:85. Chaplain. Merry Lassie. Azure Maid
and Lady Cay Spanker also ran.
One-half-miie dash: purse SIS:
Amy Wcrth
ale ~
Time, 6.5oit. Black Branch. Merry Lassie. MI
Carcne. Double Rose. Miss Alpine Mudella, Ac-
couechee. Ny Agnes. and Jennie Wells also ran.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
ARTICLES ARE SIGNED
Johnson and JeffrieS Agree
to Meet in the Ring.
ARGUMENT LASTS TWO HOURS

Meeting Proved stormy One, and
at Times Il Looked Like the
Whole Things Would Fall Through.
Fighters VIII Meet I'm sixty Days
and Open the Bids for Bout.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
FORM PLAYERS LOSE
Five Well backed FaVOriteS
Beaten at Saratoga.
LOUISE WELLS WINS AT so TO /

Most Severe Setback Occurred in
Troy Selling stakes when Pretend
Was Outsun by MexOana, "A 3-tO-1
shOt-BesOm, Only Choice to Win,
NOsed Out Dreamer in First Race.
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B. H. e

Bateeries-Hannifsn. FOxen. and Smith; Temple
and McCeules. Urnpires-Messrs. Mace and Pen
dgr. Attendance-24S7.
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ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
L Beach, 2 Sand, Dock. 4 Breakwater E. Lighthouse
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A straw hat often lets know
winch the summer blow,
And II can often II files
Tell where dark mud puddle lies.
Who
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12

EeCh pIdyS Ine OuuDdrLOnS this after
noon on the olympic grounds.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
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@einberg, 81.
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burg, So.
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Wenjamin 9pcr, a. Nr. 532, Sic
Caroline. StroBe, mo 2ottie Npplt'
iclo, 81.
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Nbfabrtstaec Der C3ean Sautpfe
BON Ncu.Yorf.

uUu cSCIu'OUtI.
Nm s. Sftobcr .NIicc" nod Gca.
pei lnb Sricit.
Nn 6. Sftobcr rWaurctania" nod
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Mm 6. Sftober .1eutonie" nod
Sputbompton.
Mm Z. OCTOBER ,Touruinc" nod
SABRE.
Nm 7. OCTOBER nSamiio" nod
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am Z. Sftober nEaunonio" nod
Gibraltar uib Neapcl.
Sim Z. Sftobcr vanriiirlt nod
Vremen.
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&%onburg.
am 8. Stiobct ~0lirnciiia" nah
Glasgow.
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rod Gibraltar uno Ncapcl.
am 8. Oftobcr vWinncbaba" nod
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am 16. Cftobcr "StaIia" nod Ya.
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Nm 1G. Sftobcr .1aiicrin NliouItt
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