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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-26
GRAND CIRCUIT
RESULTS

NEW YORK. Aug rs. The third
day of the grand circuit meeting at
the Empire city track brought out In
two Of the three events the largest
fields of the meeting, A high wind
prevailed, precluding any record time.
General H. the bay stallion by Com
bmeer, won the 2;09 class trot in
straight heats, and Teasil and Alice
Roosevelt divided second and third
money after close finishes.
The Hungarian stallion Willy,
driven by II. A. Watterson, won both
heats and first money In the PIG
class trotting TO wagon In faultless
style. with Direct Tone, driven by
James Butler, the owner of the track,
stepping into second place
Split heats occurred In the Beacon
stakes for PAGERS, 2:O5 class
Bason Whips won the first and Ess
Fl. Kay. the second. Only the win
ners of heats were allowed to 20 In
the third heat, and while the starter
d,d not give them the word the two
flew away. neither driver having
heard the bell Ess II KAY finished
first and after some discussion it was
mutually agreed that Ess Fl. Kay
shnuld get the first mooey.
Although scheduled for five days,
the meeting Will end tomorrow, with
the Matron futurIty stakes OF $4,000
for three-yearold PAGERS; a . 20 class
for PAGERS and the Bonner Memorial
stakes for $4,000 for trotters In tho
the 2;05 class. Summary:
CenteVille stakes. s1.5Oo. 2:O9
class trotting. two In three-General
II. won, Teasil and Alice Roosevelt
second. Best time, 2;07l-4.
Beacon stakes. 1900, 2:05 class
pace, two in thTee-Ess H. KAY won
Baron Whips second. Walter w
third. Gest time, 205 "a
Speedway stakes. $2.500, 2:16 class,
two in three-Willy won, Direct Tono
second; Baron Del third Best time,
2:10 1-2.
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LARGE MONEY PRIZES
FOR AVIATION MEET.

New York, Aug. 26,-Probably the
largest total OF money prizes ever dis
tributed at any aviation meet any
where In the world, will be divided
among the entrants In the lnterna-
tional meet which Is to be held at
Belmont Park in October. In addi-
ton to the formal cash prizes Of $780,
000 the aviators are to share largely
In the net profits of the meeting. OF
tho first 100000 after paying the
necessary expenses of the meeting,
they are to receive 10 per cent. OF
all sums beyond this. they are TO got
forty per cent The distribution will
be made on some graded scale to the
winners and placement holders in the
various events. This arrangement has
met with popular favor with all con-
testants and it is expected that an
unusually large number of European
contestants will be attracted by the
offer.
In addition to this bonus offered
the men who fly. there is fund ap-
proximating $4,000 to cover expenses
Of the ayiators
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OGDEN UTAH. FRIDAY AUGUST 2s 1910

second race was the surprise OF the
day Results:
First race, six furlongs. selling-Ev.
ran, ia jPrlcel. 5 to L. won: Emma
G., liz tVcsper). 4 to 1. second: Tra.
motor ll9 (Page), s to /. third. Time,
1:14S-5
Second race. FIVE furlongs, selling
BIameless, los (W McIntyrc). so to L.
won: Hannah Louise. I04 (Kirsch-
baum. to ), second; Athelc. 81
(Rndkte). Is to l, third Time. 1s01.
Third race. enc mile. selling-Queen
Lead, 10S tDeunlson). 10 S. won;
John Louis, III (Coburn). TO !. sec
ond Sir Angus. 100 (Page). TO /,
third Time, 1:41 r-----
Fourth race, Big Timber handicap
Thistle Bell. SS (Selden). to /. won ;
Fernando, 10S (Vosper). 7 to 2. sec.
ond. Coppetown. Ill (Coburn). 10
|. third Time. / :06 3-5
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards,
selling 81 (Selden Z 10 I
won; Silver Gram. 1O2 (Jahnsen). 2O
to !, second; Sir John. 107 (Page),
to 2, third Time. 1:461-5.
Sixth race. futurlty course, selling
Madeline Musgrave. 107 (Kirsch
baum). to ], won Burlelgh. 109
(Page). S to !. second; Thomas Cal
houn 112 tYospeD. to 8. third. Time
1:l01.5
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NOTICE
To Examiner Creditors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the District Court OF the Second
Judicial District Of the State of Utah,
within and for Weber county.
In tho matter Of the assignment OF
r. r. Bowman and Paul NJ. Lee, CO.
partners. under the firm name Of the
ogden Morning Examiner"
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Tho undersigned hereby gives no.
uce of its appointment as assignee Of
the estate OF b. IL Bowman and Paul
M. Lee, insolyent debtors. doing busl-
ness under the name and style of
ogden Morning Examiner" at Og
den. Weber county, Utah. to the cred
itors of, and all persons having claims
against said assignors. to exhibit the
same. with the necessary vouchers. in
the manner. and within the period of
time provided for by law. to the un-
dersigned at No. 319 First National
Bank building, ogden City. Utah.
PINGREE NATIONAL BANK,
Assignee.
Willis e DeVlne, Attorneys for AS
slgnee. No. 301-4. First National Bank
building
First Publication Aug. 18th, 1910
Last Publication Sept. 2lth, 1910.
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TRYOUT OF NIGHT BASEBALL
PROVES DECIDED SUCCESS

Chicago, Aug. &c. A. Comiskey' 8
recently installed lights received their
first real tryout at the American
league grounds last night when the
Illinois Athletic club and Calumet La
Crosse teams battlcd for over two
hours In a fast match In the glare
of over one million candle power of
light which constitutes a portion oil
the light plant that will give Chicago
night baseball In the near future. The
plant proved itself equal to the oc'
casion.
The Illinois Athletic club won the
game, IL TO 10 but this fact was lost
to view In the confusion resulting
from the pronounced success of the
light plant-and at that the ground
lights were cwrtailed and only hall
the power was In use. At no time
during the eighty minutes Of play did
the PLAYERS find 1t hard to follow the
ball and the game proved as fast and
as interesting as If 1t had been play
ed in broad daylight. No complaint
was heard from the players and with
the roof lights covered, the contest
ants were in no way bothered by the
force of the lamps.
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SARATOGA RESULTS

SARATOGA. n. Y, Aug 25--
Round-the-World, at the very lib
al price. of to 10, easily won The
Wellesley handicap for nllies, 2-year-
olds today Walsh had the mount and
the Ally broke In front and stepped
right along. She won easily by four
lengths in the fastest time of the
meeting, stepping the iive and a half
furlonss In 1905 flat.
First race. six furlonGs-Molisande,
In TO 1. won; Bosom, to ]. second;
Helmet, to l, third. Time. 1.12.
Second race. steeplechase. about
two mlles-TIcket OF Leave, 3 TO ].
won; Touchwood, TO 5, second; !;
Bound Brook. 10 |. third Time,
i:19 Thistledalc fell.
Third race, one mile-Cherryola, s
to Q, won: Blackmate, s TO 1, secondi
Hilltop. TO l. third Time. LIS 10.
Fourth race, IL furlongs-Round-
the. World. 0 to TO- won; Housemald,
S to 1, second; Savannah, S to l,
third. Time. 1:o6.
Fifth race, mile and three-sixteenth
Live Wire. to 2, won; Bonnie Kel-
so. to /, second; Norbitt. TO /,
third. Time. 1:5S 20.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Octavia. 3
10 /. won; Any Port 6 to !, second,
MazIe. TO !, third Time. lib Is.
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MUST ENTER JUDGMENTS.
Supreme Court Hands Down Or
to Clerks.

Salt Lake. Aug. 26.-City RecaTs
Benjamin S. Riyes. eX-ofncio cleri :
the city court, was ordered by g.
supreme court yesterday TO entef .
fault Judgments pending an arglasl'
on the question before the sOp'el
court September J. The order ~
granted on an application for ".
of mandamus filed by the Utah Az.
citation of Credit Men as a pro'G
against the recent order OF Judge
NJ. Bowman TO the effect that melt,
clerk nor deputy should enter deiS@
Judgments 81,
The case is one In which the cte.t,
men sued A. IL Ball to recover va,
and $40 costs due on an asslsLo
account from the AndersonIp p
company for groceries. The compilss.'
was filed IN the city court july :
and Balls default was entered aug,
%. Then the city recorder was
ed to enter judgment In favor Oh u
association OF credit men. jus
Bowman instructed tho city TecotOs
to refuse TO enter the judgment 9
then Judge Bowman refused the
tlon OF the attorneys for the c'eN
men to enter judgment himself
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LOGAN COLLEGE
NEW COURSES

With the idea of teaching girls
more about being wives and less
about stenography, typewriting and
Office work or other kinds, the agri-
cultural college of Logan Is going
to introduce a number of new courses
this year in the domestic science
department This Is the statement
of DR. John A, Wijtsoe, president OF
the college. who is In the city today
with other professors OF the college
discussing the opening Of the school
for the 1901 semester.
There is a demand for good
wives" said DR.. Widtsoe. and there
Is too much OF a desire on the part
Of the girls to become money earn
ers. There are too many women
5tenographers and Office helpers and
not enough women who understand
cooking, taking care of house and
handling money.
We believe that 80 per cent of the
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sorts were won and lost by various
sorts of people. but the winners and
losers all voted Mr., Wilson 4 Jolly
host and a good fellow.
The Huntsville band rendered pleas
ing programs in the afternoon and
evening
The luncheon was mostly on the
picnic" style. although Mr.. Wilson
selected a few TO sit around his feast
board TO enjoy one of those olden time
neighborly meals. u Il
The dance in the evening was one
of the big features of the day. The
attendance was good, and everyone
seemed to enjoy himself.
"Neighbors' Day" took yesterday
with those present. and a general in
tentIon to attend the next one was
expressed.
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money earned by the men at the pre-
ent is spent by the wives, and still
there are but few of them who under
stand economics What we want to
90 at our school l5 to eliminate this
stenography and typcwriung busi
ness and introduce something to
make better wives, better housekeep-
ers. and to educate these girls in the
proper expenditure of money"
The college will open this year on
September 20 Last year there was a
total enrolment of 100 students. and
1t is expected that that number VIII
be materially increased this year.
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BAMBERGER TO
INSTALL FLYER

The Bnmbcrger line Is preparing to
compete with the 45-minute Salt Lake
ogden trains of It's riyal-the Short
Line. 1t was announced this after
noon, that, commencing Sunday next.
the company would re-arrange its
schedule so as TO give It's patrons
three fast trains daily between Ogden
and the Capital, and promises to make
the run Ia less than an hour.
The fast trains will be three OF
those on the present schedule, but
the running time viii be shortened
so as to make the trip in less than
an hour-probably close TO or at the
45-minute mark sct by the Short Line
The new schedule will be announc-
cd later.
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before they could proceed with the'
evenings entertainment. and then on5
managed TO serve a part of the goo
things they had planned on,
The incident did not interfere wiz
the enjoyment of the guests, howeye
for they derived considerable anus
ment from it-even though It was {
the expense OF the hostess and he
unfortunate assistants.
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PITCHER BRANDON
is SUSPENDED.

Kansas City, Aug 26.-Chester
CChick') Brandon, a pitcher on the
local association baseball team who
was with Plttsburg last year, has
been suspended for the rest OF tho
season for insubordInntlon. Follow
Ing n reprimanding for his work in Il
game at Toledo yesterday, Brandon
was sont home. Manager Shay says
probably he VIII trade Brandon to
another American association club.
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DEATHS AND
FUNERALS
BABY HAOLEY DIES,

The Infant son of Mr.. and NJ
william Hadley died at o'clock ys
terday afternoon, at the family re-
dence, 1883 Twenty-fourth street I.
baby was less than a day In a.
world when called to the other. q
funeral services were held ar p
Hadley residence at II o'clock q
morning, and the lnterment was IE'
In the ogden City cemetery.
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CONSULTATION

the features Of the Neighbor Day ccle'
bration, after which an inviting lunch
con was served In the grove.
In the evening the party adjourned
TO the dancing pavilion, where the re-
mainder of the day was very enjoy
ably spent.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At SoIux City-Sioux City IL, Den
yer first game), Sioux City s.
Denver (second game).
At Ohoma-Omaha 3. Wichita L
(1rst game Omaha 7; Wichita (sec-
opd Game)
At Des Moines-Des Moines C St
Joseph first game.) Des Moines 5 ::
ST. Joseph Z (sccoud game.)
At Llncoln-Llncoln 6 Topeka o.
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REGISTRATION DAY SATUR-
DAY.

On next Saturday is Registration
Day for the fall election Be sure
that you are registered if YOU have
not already been registered since the
last presidential election -
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Observation-Disclosures 2, Louis
Vile G.
At Columbus-Columbus 2; Mime
apolis 3.
AT Toledo-Kansas City 4, Toledo
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NOTICE.

The Elite Cato viii be open for
business Thursday, Aug 25th, under
the new management of Blosser &
Foley.
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BURTS' LADY
CLERKS OUTING

The lady clerks at Burt's store had
an outing at the Hermitage last even.
ing. Tho party consisted OF Miss
Burt, Mrs. Cramer. Mrs. Scott Miss
Helmn. Miss Bartlett, Miss Hart, Miss
Halstrom. Miss Bogard and Mrs. w
S. Ramsey, chaperon
The ladies INDUCED themselves in
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s.. Game called at end Of seventh
inning on account OF rain
AT indianapolis = Indianspolis-St.
Paul game postponed on account OF
rain. tf
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AT San Francisco-Los Angeles 3;
Oakland 2.
At Poruand-Portlsnd o; San
Francisco 3,
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MEN WEAK MEN
What Weakness" Is and How
We Cure IL.

We Cure II.
So-called weakness" in men
Is merely i symptom OF chronic
inflammation In the prostate
gland brought on by early dis
sipation or by the improper
treatment of some contracted
disease. A complete and radi-
cal cure is, therefore. a question
OF restoring the prostate gland
to It's normal state. and this We
accomplish promptly and com
plotely without the use of in
teTnal remedies. Our treatment
is a local one entirely. II Is
original and scientific, and has
been proved absolutely effective
by thousands Of tests. We are
convinced that by no other
methods can full and perma-
nent restoration OF strength and
yigor be accomplished.
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Medical Skill

doesn't mean just suf1lcIent technlcs
knowledge 10 enable a man 10 pass
Medical Examination and hang out
his shingle IL means ACTUAL PIsAC
TICE AMONG THE SICK-for years
and years, daily watching and learn
ing from each case the secrets Of
nature and the cure for disease.
Such knowledge is possessed BY
Drs. Shores In wonderful degree.
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Stomach Bad?

II you havo distress and bloating AZ
ter eating. don't neglect treatment
Catarrh of the stomach is a most
common ailment and can be cured
but remember. a cancer OF the stor0-
ach Is incurable Don't neglect stou-
ach trouble. Consult the Doctors who
know how TO cure. !.
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Good News for
the Sick and
Ailing of Ogden
and Vicinity

Owing to the large and steady
growth of Drs Shores & Shores prac-
tice In Ogden and Weber County
these famous Specialists have found
It necessary to make regular weekly
visits to ogden personally-and from
now on DR.. Shores can be Consulted
in person Free OF Charge each Satur-
day at the Broom Hotel. between the
hours of 10 A. NJ. and Z P. M.
Sick people who need the services
of Expert pecialists-PatIents now
under treatment by mail-and all 9th
ers VIII find this weekly visit of
DR.. Shores veritable blessing. Think
what II means to talk face to face
with the Greatest Trained Experts In
in tho West-in Chronic, Nervous and
Private troubles-Think what it mcnns
10 be able 10 get such expert advice
on your own case absolutely free,
and to be cured In less time and for
less money than was ever possible be-
fore Make a note OF the time and
place-and see DTS, Shores this visit
and each subsequent visit until you
are again we'll and happy.
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q G q CURES
- ~ - RHEUMATISM


ton of the blood just long the blood charged with fent
of
S. s..
dnuso nade
mcdica to ell who
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
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RESULTS AT BUTTE

Butte. Mont, Aug 25.-The victory
OF Blameless at odds OF 80 TO l in the
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AM RICAN.
e. o,,ia 4. Boston 2
chicaoo 6: New York

CHICAGO. Aug. 2e-Hoffmnn con
tributed a home run. Zimmerman and
Tinker triples and King a single In
the third inning attack on Wiltse to-
day, the early rally scoring three runs
and breaking one run tie with the
final result that Chicago defeated New
York TO l. Score X II. +.
Chicago ................,''.b il
New York ,,...........,l
Batteries and King; Wiltse,
Craudnll and Myers.
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WOMEN

Weak, tired-out, sickIy women-suf.
ferIng from the Ills peculiar to the
sex, find Ors. Shoree' treatment
prompt and wonderful In results Con.
sultatlon free and confidential.
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washinoton 2: Detroit q.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25-A home
run by Cobb in the eleventh today
enabled Detroit to win over Washing.
ton tD Ccnre. r II Il
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cleveland a, eoeton z.

BOSTON. Aug. 25.-Mltchell, Cleve-
lands pitcher, went wild IN the eighth
inning today and by batting rally
Boston won. Score: r. II. f.
CleVnland IL q
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
chIcaoo a; Now York g

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-The New
York Americans won their third
straight game today, defeating Chi
cago to 4, Pitcher Hughes allowing
the visitors only one scratch hit until
the ninth. Score: r. II. Il.
Chicago ..,..... ......,.,,4 b
New York ..........,s.,... 1 l
Batteries-Lange. Scott and Sulli-
van; Hughes and Criger,
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Batterles-Mltchell, Harl1ness and
Land; Smith, Wood and Klelnow
CarTigan.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
COAST LEAGUE

AT Tacomo-Tacoma 4 Vancouvc
6
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PIttsburo a; Brooklyn 8.

PITTSBURG, Aug. 25.PittsburG de-
feated Brooklyn in IL innings today
by Bryne stealing home with
winning run. The work of the out
flelders was a feature. the two loft
1elders having II put outs Score
r, II. Il.
PittSburg ....-..s,ssss,..,'4 IL
Brooklyn ..,.....ss.....,..@ !
Batteries Leifleld. Phillippi and
Gibson Bell and Bergen.
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PHILADELPHIA 2; Cincinnati 2.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 25-Phlladel-
phia hit Suggs freely and this com
bined with his wildness allowed them
to win an easy victory over CIncln-
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 25.-St
Louis hit the ball hard today and Won
to 6. Murphy, In five times at hat
made home run, triple, a double
and two singles, a total of II bases.
Truesdale and Stone distinguished
themselves. Score; r. H y.
st, Louis ....s......-,---. lo
Philadelphia ........ ..s,..G II )
Linke. Bailey and Stephens; PLANK,
Morgan, Dygert, Atkins and Thomas,
Livingston
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ST. Louis 9; PhIIadelphIa 6.

Batteries-Groom and Alnsmith
Works and Casey. C
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SI'()R IS
BASEBALL RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

|
-
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Won. Lost. PC.
Chicago .. :. =. ..76 80 .6S5
PittSburg - .. =. 81 ~ Soy
Now York g.. s3 46 .577
philadelphia q. 81 SO 500
Brooklyn =, =. -. ..dI GS .39S
ST.. Lonis :. ~ 10 1856
Boston :. AZ a 1862
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Won. Lost. PC.
PHILADELPHIA :. ..79 35 .69S
Boston :. .6S IS .5S6
New York E. -. SO 90 .569
Detroit :. .. ..65 81 .obU
Cleveland o.. :. 80 64 ABS
Washington 81 &c ,406
ST. Louis =. :. :. SO II .312
AMERICAN.
ST, Louis 4; Boston 2.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25.-Boston won
from st Louis by hitting Willis when
hits werc most needed Mattern was
effective except In tne nlnen- oSoi
X, H. L.
ST Louis ...............1 4
Boston ....................2 Z 0
snahen; Mattern and Rarldan.
Chicago 6; New York I.
CHICAGO. Aug. 25-Hoffmnn con
tributed a home run. Zimmerman and
Tinker triples and King single In
the third Inning attack on Wiltse To-
day. the early rally scoring three runs
and breaking a one run tie with the
final result that Chicago defeated New
Chicago ...............,,,.6 II 2
Batteries-Cole and King, Wlltse,
Craudall and Myers.
PIttsburg q; Brooklyn 8.
PITTSBURG. Aug. "a. .Pittsourg de-
feated Brooklyn In II innings today
by Bryne stealing nome WIN
winning run. Inc "olk vi .ue Vul
nelderS was leatulc' lno ."o ioi'
fielders having II put outs. Score
r. h. T.;
Brooklyn .,......s.....,,.@ >
Batteries Leif1eld, Phillippi and
Gibson; Bell and Bergen.
Philadelphia z; Cincinnati 2.
ClNClNNAIl, Aug. 1o-r hilaoei-
phia hit SuggS freely and this com
bined with his wildness allowed them
to win an easy victory over Cincln-
natl. Score; II. a. u.
Cincinnati ........-....-...2 Z 0
Batteries-Moren and DOOM
Scggs, Benton and Mclean.
-
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago 4; New York g.
NEW YORK, Aug. 26-The New
York Americans won their third
cago s to 4, Pitcher Hughes allowing
the visitors only one scratch hit until
the ninth. Score: r. II. K.
Chicago .,..... ........,.4 6 B
New York ...........s.,.., 1 l
Batteries-Lange, Scott and Sulli-
van, Hughes and Criger,
Cleveland 4i Boston T.
BOSTON. Aug. 25.-Mitchell, Cleve-
lands pitcher, went wild IN the eighth
inning today and by batting rally
Boston won. Score: r. H. f.
Boston ..................7 Z 1
Land Smith, Wood and Klelnow,
Carrlgan.
Washington 2; Detroit 8.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-A home
run by Cobb in the eleventh today
enabled Detroit to win over Washing
ton to 2 Score: r. II L.
Washington .....,. ..,2 5 2
Detroit .... ....3 II
Works and Casey. C
Louis hit the ball hard today and Won.
TO D. MurpnE' III liFe t,lnes at n1'
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St Louis .................9 1B