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.MCLOUGHLIN Wins
AGAIN in EAST
BeaIs G. Wright Takes Star
Contest of Day From Nat
Niles


BROOkLINE, Mass, July 19.--Beals
Ct Wright won the star contest today
in the third round of the twentieth an
nual Longwood cricket club tennis
tournament in singles when he defeated
Nat w. Niles, the Massachusetts cham
pion, 6-3, 6--3, 4-6, 8-6.
6. f. Touchard of New York defeated
II. Z. Seaver, the five times .Massachu-
setts champion. "a, Ga. 6-3, Is.
Others who came through were M. E.
Mclaughlin, San Francisco, who won
from H. voshell, 6--2, SIS, "a, and
Raymond D. Little.
In the tennis singles Richard Bishop
of Boston, who yesterday put r. A. Hol-
den, the indoor international champion,
out of the meeting, defeated H. Nicker-
son of-Boston today and Wallace F. ohm :
son OF Philadelphia, the intercollegiate
champion, defeated c. Wolkins of Bos-
ton. Frank J. Sulloway of Boston de-
feated D. H Holcombe of New York.
Dean Mathey of Princeton, former in
terscholastic champion, defeated c. S.
Cutting of Newport
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National League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

CINCINNATI July 19.-New York took an
II inning contest from Cincinnati today, TO 4.
mainly because OF MathewsOn's pitching in the
crisis. Fromme, who relieved Burns in the
tenth. gave the game away with three bases
on balls in the next inning. Meyers pop ny,
H. Il
CINCINNATI 10
Observation-Disclosures and Meyers; Suggs,
Burns, Fromme and Mclean Umpires-Riegler
and Emslie
PITTSBURG. July 19.-Pittsburg tied the
score in the ninth a muf by Sweeney and
won in the eleventh wild pitch by Curtis.
which allowed Campbell to score from second
base Campbells batting was the feature.
Score: r. H. z.
Pittsburg Observation-Disclosures. IS 8
Batteries-Leiheld Phillippi, Lever and Glib
son; Curtis. Frock and Graham. Umpires-
KLEIN and Kane
ST. LOUIS. July 19.-St Louis shut out PhiIa-
delphia today. TO o. Willis held the visitors
safely all through the game. while two errors
allowed the winning runs for the locals Score:
Philadelphia ..... Observation-Disclosures. g
Batteries-Willis and Bresnahan; McQuillan,
CHICAGO. July 19-Brooklyn won from Chi
wild throw to first gave the visitors the deciding
run. Zimmerman's four errors practically handed
the game to Brooklyn. Barger was hit hard.
Score: r. n. E.
Chicago ........................ IL s
brooklyn
Batteries-Brown. Cole and King; Barger and
Erwin Umpires-Johnstone and Eason.
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Piles
FiStula
Structure

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Gossip OF
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Imp Woolsthorpe. the stallion that died at a
old age and the effects of hot weather. was the
sire of some high class performers. Including
a number that raced with success at Emerysille
Donau. winner Of the Kentucky derby this year.
was by the old horse and he raced on Cali
fornia tracks as a year old Light Wool Bell
wetner and Wool Sandals others of his get
well known in local turf circles. Among others
sired by Woolsthorpe Grspple and Fashion
Plate, winners of the Metropolitan hsndicap:
Barleythorpe, Broad Cloth. ]. Fl. Reed Ga record
breaker this season., The Fad and w H Dan
iels. -
Woolsthorpe was bred in England and was
Y years old at the time of his death He was
owned by Colonel Milton Young. He was third
on the list OF sires this year. his get having
won sSo'SO9 in stakes and purses.
Race meetings held at Scranton and Wilkes
barre. Pa, have not proved very successful
There was scarcity Of horses and there was
not much interest displayed.
Rousseau. recent winner at Empire civ
is full brother TO the once mighty Roseben
he is a year old aud beat some fair perform
ers. including Trance.
According to Dominick o'Maliey of New Or
leans the Locke anti-betting law would have been
repealed Louis Celia and his associates had
sold out their interests in the tracks located in
that state Celia desires to retain his Interests
however. OMalley says nothing can be done
looking toward the restoration of racing at New
Orleans until the legislature conyenes again in
May Of 1912.
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Ban Put on Colored
Baseball Teams

CHICAGO, July 19.-Colored baseball
teams, including the Cuban ball teams,
viii be barred hereafter from partici-
patton in the games or with the teams
of the Chicago baseball league. This
unexpected action was taken yesterday
at the regular meeting of the organiza-
tiOn and is peculiar in that the Chicago
Giants, a colored team, will remain in
the league.
The only reason assigned for the
move is that the Cuban teams have
been overrunning local territory for
the last two years. and the bars are UP
principally against them. The ruling
will work a hardship the Stars of
Cuba, who have been figuring upon
playing the Chicago league circuit after
the Cuban Stars finish their present
series.
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SEALS Win and
JUMP into Lead
Seafon's Generosity and Hem
Iey's SfinginesS Put Moh-
Ierifes on Top Again

PORTLAND, Ore, July 19.-Seaton
was wild d'as hare in the opening game
today between San Francisco and Port
land, and before he was retired he
walked three men, which with three
hits gave San Francisco three runs.
the game and the lead in the pennant
race. This was all done, according to
the official scorer, in the short space of
one and two-thirds innings, but it was
long enough to disgruntle large
crowd of Portland fans, who were hop
ing to see San Francisco broken of the
habit of taking the initial game of
each series on the home grounds
There is not much else TO tell. Steen
was almost invincible, but that was
poor consolation, for with the exception
of the third and sixth innings, when
Henley relaxed slightly, Portland did
not have a ghost Of a show to score.
The score:
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NAGLE TWIRLS FINE
BALL IN PINCHES
Southerners Pull a Snappy, Scrappy
Contest Out of Fire
By JOSEPH MURPHY

The absence of several weeks returned the local ball
yesterday with supply The
in which
which putth on end a 4 3
himself
he called Maggart plate
third
had the thoroughly
held the ball Van called
awful howl from the Oakland bunch
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Empire City Results

the results Of today's races: =
First race, six furlongs-Stare. Is to 20. won
tescar, TO L. second Indian Girl, Is to 1
third. Time. I:14%
Second race. one mile and 20 yards Schoo
Marm II to 5, won: Vienna, 20 to l. second
Adriuche, to l. sthird. Time, 1:41-3-5.
Third race, six furlongs -Melisande.. even
won; Chapultepec to /, second: Guy Fisher
to l. third. Time. Ill As.
Fourth race, five and half furlongs-Ho
= 10 ~, won; Five Aces. to g. second; Quincy
Belle. 80 to l, third Time 1907 AS.
Firth race, one mile and 20 Yards Wilton
sacand IasMaye, 10 to i, won; Greenbrldge. to
sixth race, one and a. sixteenth miles-Harvey
+, 70 2, won: Queen Marguerite. 2 to l. sec
ona; Star Actor, to /, third. Time. l: :47s2-5.
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800 At Grass Valley
Dove Stew
Especial Dispatch to The Call

GRASS VALLEY. July 19.-Promi-
nent men from all sections of the state
were here today and took part in the
annual dove stew held by the Grass
Valley sportsmen's club. More than
1,2O0 doves, besides other meat, were
used in the stew, which was cooked
under the direction OF Maurice OCon-
nell, official chef of the club. More
than 500 sportsmen from this section
and from towns in the valley were in
attendance. Among the state officials
and politicians here were State Printer
w. w. Shannon, Alden Anderson,
Teddy Hall, George w. Root. Charles A.
Vogelsang, John Donnelly and George
Neale.
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won out. Had this run won the game
the Angels would have been bowling
yet
1t was a peppery exhibition and the
result was always in doubt. Walter
Nagle the Angels msinstay in the box
was elected TO do the heavy work.
The clever HEAVIER was working in his
usual good form and he showed his
merit in pincheS. There were several
times during the ARRAY when things
looked bad for him, but he put on the
brakes and averted trouble.
Harkins was on the firing line for
the transbay bunch and his work was
good until the last three frames. when
the southerners seemed to get wise to
his assortment They managed to put
a run over the pan in each Of these
frames
The Oaks were the first to get in the
going. Hogan hit safely by the
pitcher in the second frame and Carroll
helped with sacrifice. On Cutshaws S
out he took third. Wares had some
thing up his sleeve and slipped a bingle
into left field and Hogan crossed
DALEY STARTS RALLY
The Angels tied it up in the third.
Daley started off with his second hit in
the same number of times at the bat.
Bernard worked Harkins for trip.
Howard hit to Cutshaw, who in his en-
deavor TO make a double allowed the
ball to get through his hands, and
Daley arrived on time.
The Oaks took the lead in the. sixth
frame, when the indicator man helped
them along. WolVerton got to first on
an error by Delmas. Maggart beat out
q puny hit. which Nagle and Smith
clashed over, both tried to field IT. Ho-
gan walked, filling the bases. The Oaks
had Nagle in the nine hole with the
Il
ern infield braced up and played in
close. while Nagle added little smoke
TO his twists. Carroll grounded and
forced Hogan at second. Cutshaw
banged one at Howard and he throw to
the plate to catch Maggart. 1t was
forced play. Smith was on the bag
and nailed the ball while Maggart
came head on. He dashed into Smith
and threw him aside, but the catcher
never dropped the ball Van Haltren
ruled the runner safe and there was a
loud howl.
EVEN 1T UP
In the seventh the Angels got on
even footing gain by putting another
run over the plate. Smith got walk
and Daley came through with another
single 20 right field. Bernard hit past
second, scorirg 2 Smith.
In the eighta Murphy singled for the
Angels and moved along to second on
Swander's boot of the hit Roth sin
gled and Murphy scored
The Oaks got in the going in the
eighth Hogan walked and Carroll
singled to left field. Cutshaw forced
Carroll at second, but an attemptkSto
double Cutshaw resulted in wide
throw to first and Hogan scored.
Daley sealed the package in the ninth
when he got first on Wares error. He
stole and took third on Murphy's out.
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Northwestern League

TACOMA. July 19.-Tacoma hit Byrd. Seat
ties new pitcher, hard today and won again.
to 4. Raymond's triple gave the visitors a
lead Of two in the seventh, but the Tigers
overcsme this in the next two innings Custer
had bad day behind the bat, Tacoma runners
stealing nine bases Mott stole second and third
/ twice Captain Lynch OF Seattle was chased
from the grounds for jawing at Umpire Hall.
score: r. Fl. Z.
Iacoma u
Seattle 6 4
Batterles-Hall and Blankenship; Byrd and
Custer.
SPOKANE. July 19.-Spokane found Erickson
an easy mark In the game here today and the
nltting. coupled with the big pitchers srfIdneSs
made IT easy for the Indians. Baker pitched
good ball. especially in the pinches. Frisk broke
INTO the game for Spokane. but did NOT get
much chance to show his worth Score:
R. n. E
educVuSer ..-......---..............
10
Batteries-Erickson and Lewis; Bonner Baker
and Shea.
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Larkspur put one over on San Anselmo Mon
day 10 the tune of TO 4. 0'Connor Gallagher
and Breslauer in the box for the San An
selmo team. and Ross and Reiterman for the
Larkspurs. These teams viii also take part in
the three series schedule of the independent
league
A meeting Of ell the Independent baseball
teams has been called for Monday night July
29 at SpsIding's. when the teams will be prop
eriy organized and a series Of games scheduled.
Practically all the city teams have signihed their
3ntention Of attending, and news from the coun-
tEF teams is awaited
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Coast League)
RESULTS OF GAMES
Los Angeles 4, Oakland 8.
San Francisco 3, Portland 2.
Vernon 3, Sacramento 1.

The Beavers fell of the top rung
of the ladder yesterday when the
Seals defeated them in the OPEN
ing game of the series in the
north The pennant race seems
to be getting closer as the days
go by. The Angels won their
game yesterday and are now
within a game of second place.
But a game and a half separates
the Eoutherners and the Seals.
Vernon is creeping up again. 1t
has won its last three games and
Happy Hogan's team seems to
have taken a brace. Oakland is
likely to go into fifth place today
unless they manage to take the
Angels into camp.
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VERNON BOTTLES
GAME At START
Roy Brashear's Three Bagger i'm
First Scores Two and
CiinChes Victory

Los ANGELES, July 19.-vernon
beat Sacramento today in the first in
ming. when with three bagger, Roy
Brashear sent in two runs. The final
score was to 1. The Senators scored
their single tally in the eighth on two
doubles by Burns and Perry. Score:
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINt
: SUMMARY

Three base hit-R. Brashear. Two base hits
R. Brashear, Burns. Perry, N Brashear Sacri
flee hits Hogan. Stoyall, Breckenridge Stolen
bascs-Shinn t2l. Carlisle, Stovall. First base
on called balls-0f Breckenridge 4, OF Hunt p
Struck out-By Breckenridge 4. by Hunt g.
Double piays-Lindsay to r. Brashear; Shinn tc
Danzig, Coy TO n. Brashear. Hit by pitched
ball-Perry: Time of game-1 hour and so min.
utes. Umpire-McGreevy.
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Sacrifice hits-Bernard, Carroll. Swander First
base on called balls-0n Nage . of Harkins 2
Struck out-By Harkins 8, by Nagle 2. Stolen
bases-Daley, Thomas. Hit by ptcher-wheeler
Hogan. Double plays-Cutshaw TO Wares to Ho-
gan; Howard to Delmas to Wheeler. Time Of
game hour and 40 minutes. Umpres-van
Haltren and Fiuney.
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The Crockett baseball team yesterday continued
its winning streak by taking the strong Concord
team into camp, 8 TO 3. The Crockett batteries
were Casey and Peralta, while Enos and Offer
were in the box for Concord Crockett has now
won IL games and lost three. The Crockett team
will meet the Antioch nine next Sunday in the
first Of the series Of three games for the in
dependent baseball championships.
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Western League

At Wichita .. st. Joseph L.
At 0maha-0maha f. Sioux City ).
AT Denver-Denver ?. Topeka 1.
At Lincoln-Lincoln 3, Des Moines 2.
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Although Willie Knapp was on the ground for
two years he has not lost any of his ability to
get away from the barrier according to reports
from New York.
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SUlINfAR'

Struck out-By Seaton l. by Steen .. by Hen
ley 5. First base called balls-On Seaton 3.
off Steen z, on Henley 2. Two base hits
Fisher, Ryan. Martinke. Three base hit-Mel-
chior. Sacrifice hits-Berry, Bodie. Sacrifice
hy-Henley. Stolen base-Rapps. Left on
bases-San Francisco A. Portland Z. Innings
ptched-By Seaton / 2-3. by Steen Is. Base
hits-On SeatOn g. 3; off Steen. 3. Change
defeat to Seaton. Time of game hour and 40
minutes. -Umpire-Hildebrand
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American Association

At Columbus-St Paul 5. Columbus Z.
At apolis-Milwaukee I. indianapolis 2.
At Toledo-Minneapols 4. Toledo 1.
At Louisville-First game, Kansas City 6,
Louisville g.; second game, Kansas City 4,
Louisville 8.
Dartworth recent winner at the Yonkers
track, is OF the first OF the get of Stall
wart to show to advantage. His sire was a
clever horse when he carried the Whitney colors
on the metropolitan tracks some years ago.
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."CY' YOUNG Wins
HIS5OOTH VICTORY
Veteran Holds Washington TO 4
Hits i'm III Innings; Has
Pitched 500 Games

WASHINGTON, July 1s.-The veteran
pitcher. "Cy" Young. won the five hun
dredth victory of his long career today
when Cleveland defeated Washington
in the second game of double header
The contest went IL innings, Young al
lowing but one hit in eight
Young has worked in something like
500 games His victory today made
his five hundredth and he appeared ca
pabIe of going through the season in
winning FORM
In the first game Gray allowed but
four scattered hits and Washington
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Howard kicked through with hit and
scored Daley. Score:
ANCEr
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

sAppreptiee allowance
Weather clear. Track fast.
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May Fight in London

LONDON, July IA sporting week
ly asserts today that it has authority
to state that Jack Johnson, the colored
heavy weight champion, will fight
either Tommy Burns or Sam Lang
ford in London in September under the
auspices of Hugh Mcintosh, the Aus
tralian promoter.
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Salt Lake Entries

I RAcE-Five aud a half furlongs.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-02-01

| in editorial room 4, where Howard and
JEFF were to be stationed. They had
stenographers' pads with them, on
which they were each to take down the
conversation in shorthand.
This phone will be open all the time
that Bartelmy is here" announced
Brand. Go in there, Howard, and see
If you can hear JEFF and me talking.
Sit over here, Jeff." He pointed to the
chair at his right. Howard went out.
Now, JEFF, take down this and take
down what you say to me-" continued
the editor.
Brand turned to JEFF and began to
talk in a natural tone Of voice.
Jeff, you know ! think the dog In
the moon was seven times too slow in
his journey through the paths Of men,
having lost 6,74s, ,274,4SO pounds in
his auto northward. Is that your
opinion?"
mo, not entirely. Hence and here
after we complain Of such miracu-
lous egotism Of generality and SOLE
cism Of peaceful garments and cold
thought"
Brand struck a blow on the desk.
"On the contrary, 1t was unquestion-
able and with nasty justice. miscalled
namby -pamby-got it?" cried the ed
itor, bending over the mouthpiece.
Come in, Howard"
Howard hurried into the room.
Compare your notes, boys" in
structed the managing editor.
They held the records side by side
and quickly glanced over them.
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The Farm of the Future.

Just as there has been a revolution
in the business world in the last hun
dred years, so it Is almost certain that
there is going to be a revolution In
farming during the twentieth century.
We are going to learn to manage the
land better. We are going to learn
how to save the fertility of the soil.
We are going to learn how to breed
plants Of greater productiveness and
profit. We are going to learn to man
age new lines Of farming in sections
where these new lines may prosper.
and going to get twice as much from
the land as We have ever gotten before.
All kinds Of modern conveniences and
comforts are going to the country
Farm homes are going to be more beau
tiful. Good roads are coming through
all our rural sections. The telephone
will put the farmer in communication
with all the outside world. Rural free
delivery will be extended until practi-
cally every farmer in the country has
the advantages Of daily mail. Better or
ganization of the farmers Is going to
result in better methods of market
ing and greater stability in prices. Our
public schools are going to be made to
train for farm life, and we are going
to have thousands Of boys In the agri-
cultural colleges where there are now
only scores. The men who work on
the farms are going to have a new
spirit; and instead Of finding their
daily work mere drudgery, education
will give such new meaning to their
tasks and such a zest to their life that
every one will go about his daily work
with an eager and joyous spirit such
as the factory employe or the city la
borer can never know. Improved ma
chinery, too, will tighten the work on
the farm and more horse power Will
double a mans earning capacity Sc
that greater profits will go hand In
hand with greater interest in the work
itself.-Raleigh IN. c. Progressive
Farmer and Farm Gazette.