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TEN EYCk'S WITHDRaWAL.
May Mean No More wisconsin Crews at
Peughkee

The retirement Of Edward ~ Ten Eyck
ne coach OF the wiscoI-,in crews may mean
the withdrawal OF the Badgers from the
Poughkeepsie regatta. II 10 not an easy
task To find a good rowing coach unem-
ployad these days and With a second rate
man Wisconsin will have no chanc" al all
Ten Evck did not have any alarming success
at Poughkeepsie The best thing he did
vas In his nrst year. 1907 That year the
Wisconsin fT-.hmen won their race other
than this "a victory over Syracn-e Ia 1897 and
one over Washington last spring. both these
races at Madison. were all that Wisconsin
varsity crews have won
The trouble with Ten Eyck as most fol-
lowers OF rowing saw II. was that he couldn't
teach what he knew about rowing One
Of the greatest scullerr the country ever
saw and an accomplished Waterman. he did
not have the knAck OF coaching
Wisconsin has been coming Fast 10 row
since lsss. For a number Of years Andrew
VI. O'Dea acted a. coach. but he stopped
in 1900 to take up sheep ranchinR Ten
Eyck. the son Of James 4 Ten FyCk the
| nder O'Dea Wisconsin was on several
occasions a strong bidder for he first place
in the varsity eiRhts race. but although
several times second never won one
year when q Dea Was temporarily ont OF n
& &. McConville. a former Wisconsin oars
man. coached the crews
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RACES ron I4UIS.
series 20 Ne sailed OH Riverside Yacht
CIub House Tht- week.

Tn" Riverside Yacht club has arranged
for u series of races for yawi- which will he
aaile,I on the Sound to-day. Tomorrow and
Wednesday These races are for yAvis
Of Glasses VI. Y. q and y and are open to
yachts enrolled in any recognized yacht
club There will he prize TO the winner
on points and n second prize to the yacht
making the next best score
The annual regatta. which had to he
abandoned on July y because there Was no
wind will be sailed on Wednesday THIS
L. for yachts which had entered In the re-
Eatta for July y. and points scored viii
count for the championships of Long Island
Sound Tho races will be Htarted a. 4
o'rlOCk and the courses will be Triangular
The Riverside Yacht club had . special
race for one de-iGn dorie- last Saturday
afternoon u was sailed In q light southeriy
wind. the Yachts going twice around
tho Shark. owned by y " Dauchy, With
Harnacle second The summary
sFECIAL RscH poR oNH DgaIoN DoaIRs-couHsG
5 MILEA-gTART. 1G
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NOVELTY vs.. TEXTILE.
Saratoga \rranges . special sweep
stake. for Twe-Near-Olds.

SABArooA. Aug. ~ II the plans Of the
Saratoga Racing Association do no, mis-
carry. neSt "Wednesday will So the running
OF one Of tho greatest sporting events in
years The association has arranged a
special sweepE'Rkes for that date which " III
he for two-year-old~. each to carry 1872
pounds with the distance siS mrlongz IN
viii cost 81 .0no 10 enter and tlUED TO start
while the association will add valuable
piece of plate
This race IL beinR arranged with An
effort TO decide which IL the hest two-yeaT-
old In training. and because Of thia a sfipu-
latiOn has been made In the conditions that
{. HildTeth'- Novelty and Thomas Mona
hans Textile are TO start or there IL 90
he no race. Novelty won the Saratoga
special Yesterday. while Textile has won
two biR stakes at this meeting the HuTri-
cana and the albany Handicap. IL has been
announced that the race hal it, closing Al
y. VI. yesterday. but the en,Ti have not
been made public II IL thought that IL h
to he n match race between there two
yo'lnNrteTs, but In order not TO violate chs.
Jockey Club rules 10 II made a sweepntakes
u IL the general opinion that only Noyeltv
and Textile will start.
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HIGHLANDERS And SOX SPLIT
NEW YORkS ROT NJ WaLSH AND
without 4 I'ZZER.
Win the second Game AFTER BEING Beaten
IN the FirSi- I mpire Evans Hurt
10000 Pans Pre~rnt at battles
other American League Results.

CHiCaGo, Aug n-Fullv N.Oo persons
saW the HighlandeT- amt White SoX break
even IN a doubt. header This afternoon
An a"r idrnt occurred IA the lat inning of
m" first game mpirr Evans was hit on
his masA hv a foul 'ip. the force at The ball
breaking the mask aui makIng a severe
Cut I'Hns had - l"aN" m" game and the
work Wa left 10 mrIrr ColliroWor Hts
t-,i-ions dd not pleas ~" PLAYERS or fans
ami h.. Na- numerically roasted. H"ft
pan,sl-. the New York ou'n~ldsr Wa
called 10 The plate hrfnr~ the game h"gan
ami 20 htm were presented an umbrella
aud huurh al Nm-rt'an beauties They
W"rr The gift ut delegation from u" kHlb.
IN whore Daniels formerly lived Ihsr~
NeTr about po ID" kdlh fau- prrz"ut to
gull for Daniels
The New Workers. could not hu Iange
cfe,'tNe, IN the hT-' game. making hu'
three hits IN the seven innings IA witch
h. pitched Walsh started 10 pitch IN
the eighth and held ~" New Workers safe
thai inning. hut IA Va" ninth ere" scored
the only tally mad. nv the Fasteners
He hr clean single 10 left centre. went TO
third on a Wild pitch and scored on Knights
sNcrinCe
The white Sox nj, Hughes hard all the
way through. making total Of fifteen safe
ties. but were unable 20 score until the
seventh inning. when "a double. two singles
and stolen base Melted them Two runs
They made Two NOR. IN The eighth ON three
sngle- a base on balls and a long Nv
The sec nd contest Nas easy Tor the New
Workers Walsh. the idol OF the local team,
wAs hammered severely wolter started
the fun bN knocking out a Jingle ~" went
to second on leaders, tumble Of tre~'S ha ri
rap and a. advanced to third ON l.sport.S
safety Mult"r and r." -Cors,i ou knight
clean hi /rider made another mes of
Roach. 'sp and both runners scored On
Austin'S sharp hit to C"ntr" Crigrr goi
base ou balls. but Fisher hit into u double
play and Daniels ended the run getting with
an easN one To renCh tOlltfioWpT did not
give FISHER any the better OF ~ ON balls and
strike m the eighth aud ninth innings and
the SoN managed Ia get a run over Ia the
hnal inning
The New Works PLAYED crrorle~- hall IN
both games.
The scores
CHICAGO "a. u, = WV 'oEN a. L.. TtrsI
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ROWING.
News % tho knights of the Ashen Biaoe
nj Home and Abroad.

With Lhs national regatta a thins OF The
past local oarumen have turned their attsn-
ton to the Middle States regatta, which Is
20 be held on the Schuylkill River al PhilA-
delphiA on Labor Day. The competitors
who will 20 from hereabont are not known
just yet. but there will he several entries
collectively from the Nassau o. q, Harlem
X. L. and New York 4. &. The splendid
showing made by william Mehrhon Of the
Nas-aus la the quarter mite dash AZ the
national regatta when he made new record.
has aroused tn, enthusiasm % the club
members aud those who carry the colors
are to have more backing In the future.
Mha, makes Mehrhon's victory still more
meritorious 10 the fact that he had very
little time At atari and squirt Work. "
was hard to persuade him TO Try tor The
quarter hut Coach Johnny smith took him
In hand and he did wonders after few times
out Mehrhon also improved his style OF
scullins. for he got r,d o. an ugly buck hs
his way Of getting he -rIlls In and usin
the slide was = great deal smoother.
The International srullinz match for the
worlds championship bet y ecu Arnsi. tho
Australian, aud Barry. the Engl-hmin,
takes place nsx. Wodnesday on the Lambe-i
thr-e aud q half miles both men have
been ON the Zamhe-l for, some time and
ieei in length and bull, on The latest Aus,
tTalian model. which provides good
deal OF buoyancy in the forward section
~ haa W 49, .hA l,eof ~,
one Is said 10 DO the liEhtest soullinE boat
sSss Grd h. for Sssi the S sS% red
by George Towns. To-morrow will be the
nrst day Of the regatta and Il will be de-
voted to amateur racing. The East London
four. who won thu Zambesi challenge cup
last year. are on the scene Of action again
ready to defend their title. GUY Ntckalls.
the English oarsman. has charge OF the
regatta.
Jim Wray, coach at Harvard. says that
la Elliott bacon who sat az In the Grim.
son boat this year. he has a man who could
win the cham pion-htp OF the world THIS
MEANS that Bacon could take the measure
OF Arnst or Barry. the top notcher~ at the
sculling fame at the present time. II II
said that Mray IL not given much to talk,
but he had to come out about Bacon. IL
II great pity that Bacon did not enter
the national regatta. where he could have
had capital tryout among the amateurs.
OF course none there could extend Bacon.
but he could easily have gained q cham
pionship title. lie has one more chance
ere ehe season closes IN ths Middle States
regatta at Philadelphia.
The annual contest for the DORRett'S
Coat and Badge took place recently on
the Thames from Putney TO MoTtlake.
and there were six competitors. This ~
the oldest rowing contest In the world.
having been started is5 years ago, and u
h regarded the fixture which originated
amateur rowing in England. The winner
Nas X. J Pocock lie won by six lengths
from his nearest opponent in rs minutes
seconds.
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NEW MtRk ron 500 YARDS.
sh~ppa rd Runs . pinh Of second Inside
old Record.

The annual gamr- Of 'he IRISH Volunteers
were held Yesterday NJ Celtic Park before
a large crowd ~ the events run IN.
which Ners eight In number. the main
Interest centred IN a co. yard scratch race
pu, on for a.. special purpose Of record
breaking
VI " sheppard ~ the Irish American
4 9 won IN a common can,er from two
clubma'eS N I minute ~ - -econdS beat
ing the old record. held bv Tommy Burke.
los a nf'h Of second About this time .
year ago Clarence fdmunaon 81 the Seattle
the di-tAnc. in ! minute 10 IS seconds at
SIpoh ane hut Why the mark hhr not hem
Pot on III" books has never been explained
Inc summarize
i0 YAId nun. Handicap Won b. n Dewar
Irish lm~rican g ~ lards W Boschen. Acorn
~ YARD hun asndi. 80 Won ~ q ElIer. iii.h
9 sJsra, -econd II Kelly MohS@E & G. r.
I -, ard RGh. Iisndicsp Won by 7 riley
IRISH Amr,'":s g. 10 5srdI. !. N We oGssnsn
Ai'Ach-'i 10 Yards third. rin,". minute !: 5
'', az ard Scralch Won by " " sheppard
nmSrcsn - second il schST Irsh Srarros sS
rnr.. n' a- tg R' h,ad iSsS Won BY IN,
g-rAld New Nors 9 Is yartis, r tuysman
Irish american \ 6. lc yards. third. Time
by Ian lh-srn. irish American A .. with a
lump ~ 81 feet 7is Inches. 7 - Ahrsru. New
' orr \ 6. s@cond, With jump Of - feetaa,
Inches, Wilkinson. Irish American 4 e thlrd.
Ntth = Jump ~ ~ feet e.. tnShe.
ThrO~inE the "a Pound weight Handbag
Won by John flanagan irish American A T..
seraEh with = throw % 81 feet 90 lnrhr~. ~ J.
Sheridan Irish American 4 e feet. secoad.
with an ritual throw 81 ~ fretsis inrhes. nvan
Irish msTica \. e feet. third With artuAl
throw OF - feet 10, inrhes
ThrowinE TIE Discus. HsndIcap Won by ~ ,
SHERIDAN. trish AmeTis an 8 G. Trat h. with =
throU % lll feet Ne Inches. = Nctbonald. Irish
Ame-tran g feet second. 9th an a. iuAl
throW % y, feet ia inrhe- John FianaGar trish
American 4 z sfe-t. third ~tth an tiiAi throw
OF 10 feet inrhrs
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Royal Arcanum A. a. Hold. Games.

The Royal ArrAnum A. 4 held i,a regular
games YESTERDAY. the two best ~ ents heins
tho 100 yards and the half nil. handle an
~ y. DaveIy was IN good form for the csr,
fury. and though " Dawson gave himA hard
run Tor about s"venty i've Yards DAVerV
spuTted In the last ten yards and won ~
nearly Two yards The half mile was won
ny Hnrkleyy the scratch man X 4
vas 80 ond and " sullivan, With thirty
Yards, vas third The ons mile wa;k "a.
cay tor DAILY. lie won By nifty yards
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that the Seyen'y-tourth New i0's 81
put in the champ ionship rrgImeuia, can
match came to-day. Capt. u " bArnios
~ in command. The second tunne-iIrW
team also arrived COMMANDED hy MAlN
T.. J. lEbRll
Sergt. William p. Lush ~ the Ssveniy.
fourth New York. member ~ no Nss
York State team, won second pr.S", "
u the Ohio indtvid dual rapid nrr tnz'en WE
b7s. Capt. Emerson ~ OHIO lei WIN =.
IN the buckeye match Major lam
Martin Of New jersey took thirt u.t'- .
The nry-one so yard bulls tv I'r " "
Hudson OF New York won him the ~e'ohl
ne"ttCut. won two revolver ma r'-. ~
Is calibrc with ~ and the au'oWaf. p-la
with 1872 & Orr 81 OHIO hes nfn ~. ~.
points with his itS ia the army r"'o,s
match. also in the rapid fire revolver WIZ
DR. James Dray ~ wazlins''n Fon
the general officers revolver ma ~.
NJ Major = y Fort 81 MarylnrI "nn ins
field Officers revolver match WITH l-..
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TO-DAr.S Card FOR saR,TOGi {.
Mohawk selling stakes for Three-year-
Olds the Feature.

SARATOGA. Aug. - The Mohawk Selling
Stakes Of p.Ono. for three-year odds. one
rnile and a furlong. TO be run here Tomorrow
will bring together Pretend. Perry Johnson.
Martinez. Jacguelina and others The fac
tors in a handicap for nllies and mares OF
all ages AZ str furionss may he Rose Queen,
follie Levy and DanOscara. T~o-year- old :
will nun In the mrs; rsre. AZ CIV nirlongs. With
Miss Nett. koTmak and Gold OF OpbiT haV-
ing chances
For the steeplecha-s AZ about two miles
Jimmie Lane. Black Bridge and Monte Carlo
may fight u out n the NTH race. for two
wear ODDS nVe and a half furlonRs. Five
Aces Blackfoot and sand Hill may 20 we'll
Ia the last race. for platers, at a ntle
Dreamer. Cohort and High Private have
good chances
The entries follow
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American Association

IT Milwaukee FIRST game -MnVAukee. !. Kan
ssS city. q Sevond game Kansas city. g Nil
SAuLec y
" ~ Psui Minneapolis. q ~ Paul.
~ Indianapolis Indiana polls. a Louisville. q
~ columbus Iirst game Toledo. a. Colum
rus ~, ond game tolUT1 bus. . Toledo. 7.
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There will he five races and The winner
will r~cv" the President Taft cup The
next in the race viii win the Gov Draper
Gun The Eastern Yacht Club viii give
prizes to winners Of individual races during
The series The hrui race will I've over 4
triangular course. tho neNt will he TO wind
ward and return and this will alternate
until the series II ended The racing will
he on every day until the cup has been won.
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Torn y y, y 'HICNU0 = = sF'0NU
gANk
Totals ~ g.1 %
VI FOR Young IN the -, rnth Inning
u for Oirs'sd IN the ninth inning

'Hsiied for Young IN tho -, cnth inning
'Bsiisd for Oins'sd IN the ninth inning
New \ Urk ...... - % ~ % % q
Chicago - % u 10
Runs New Nork vol'rr tree IAror's
knight Roach thirago rAnnehuI TWn ha,-
bit willing Ncarinc~ hit 'rtg"r. Mcuau.
TAnnehNl Young Book stolen ha~~ coffin,
StrucA out ~ fisher. I. by Walsh b. Dung
hy Olmstrd FIRST has, or halls on WAIST
:. llouhie plaN Lold~r. Hoo, ani rl'r. irfi
hAsss New orr y tuicagu. -.F!fc
'Oii7oN~" TINE hour ant 0, Tln.'~
bosroN ST Lortz . g.. . ,Igsr NJ
ST lpJtS Aug "a u NJ Ho>tDus TO- aHAgeu g.
break their losing susAs - DAY Nl frpHn,tug -
LOU, N the opening game hAlr' - w. a.
Was hammered all over fhr loi. Coll n frIt tie
loeAs sAfe unuI the ninth. s. her rally ne'teI
three runs hoston A~o won the s',uuG game
hs
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JERsEy err.


'Rared for Camnis In the ninth inning
dorchester ~ u > a
Jersey CITY ~ ~ ~ q % 90
Runs dorchester nAtch. Tool~y. Osborn. .
Ward Alderman. first base error Jersey
CITY lrft on base. Jersey t1ty. :. Rochester.
Iirst base on balls w CRmults struck out
By CauniU. ny Holmes. .. Home run Al
perrran Two base hits RAtCh. Ward Sacrifice
hit TooeN sacrifice ny ward stolen base
Ahsiein uouble plays Camnltz. Johnson and
Ab<tein. johnson and Abatein Alp~rmAn and
spencer Hlt hy pitcher ny CAmnin tAlper
man tmnirc ~ chl'i-kslH. Yield umpire
uAlNEAn Time I hour aud rs minutes
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Game. schrduIed for To-day.

NATIONAL. iEADrH
pi'tshurg IN NcW NorE tao games chicago
In E-o0siyn Cincinnati la Philadelphia - Louis
lu Upstpg
ANFHirAN LEs0vB
Nee YORK In chicago. Phlladelnhia IN Ci-Vr
lAId. Detroit In Washington. Boston In ~. Louis
TAarEHN LEAoUE
RunAlo IN Newark Montreal in Jersey city
Toron "a In PROV idcnrr dorchester ln baltimore
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Rated ,or klnt,r IN me r,n'n tnnrns

'RAied 'or kIlufsr IN the uin'h inning
Boston % o. ~
81 Louis %
huns BOSTON Gardner o. purtsil ~pssksr
wagner hrinov ~ Louis SrVnAm Drugs
SehueitgeT. CrIss Two be- NJ Nchselfgrr
Three base hit HAr'yeil. newman SarrtIc-
~ bradley uoubl~ MAY. klufsF And r. -
dale GTggs and hlI'rt Iass~d bau klIufer
Collins Uit bN pitcher rs rriss .IswtS I.rst
base on balls ~ IA.IcF. =. - trts. struck
out Ry HAiiey b. ''tss. o. bg Collins : IeV
IA bases ~ Louis D. r0.'uu --r-e
lsrrinc Time hour, Eud S minutes
sosToS a J.. 5. ~ L0rr- L..a sFooNp
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CAMP PERRY SHOOTING.
Lush sf the seventy fourth New York
second in Rapid Fire Match,

CAMP PEHRY. Ohio. Aug. - For the
National Rife Assoc iaiion's matches which
open tomorrow Ave uiN men teams arrived
to-day -,'eorRia. District OF Columbia Ken
tu"ky. Illinois and Missouri. The Two team.
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sp,r'ai Cas'S Ds'p afsh ~ THE SrS
psnts. Aug ~ The D~auvills Prix was
won to-day hv E-hrar's MarI. with " X
Naud"Tbtlr- I"lfA-' second and AzhmAn-
An---.' thiri The .O"k"Ss were Jennings
- Soil and storm
Vanderbilt Sample m captured tho
Prs Ni"Ot Second money went 10 IieuN' =
tur"uf and third ." Rgaud's TILE Dulce
Ih"H ver" Ridden 10 O'Ncill. HsM and Jen-
uiuz- respectively Vanderbilt also took
~" Prs Long hRmp- with S@a-ick. or
ia MIN OWNED nv DrcyfuSS. Wa second.
W.'l MvrnI- pirrrefoud- third The Iork
cf- N'rr - N~ill. stern and sharpe
BssebalL Warrington rsTk, Games To
%. ..- hfo"zNn " chicago. Adm Dr ADJ
Bas~bsil. Pot" SToaRds. To day. 2 gsmss
~ gArc y V Giants - PitisbuTG. Adm 3Oc
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''A-hing'un % 10 % ~ 10 - - a.
i~tTllt
EiIns D~'-or p~I'n 1u'r. n'ib. ,.rrIi' Two.
80 hf Mur.Hr'E Three lr,r t.f HfI~ IIt
ior1s run 'uitl 1.rst HHsr uu BaIIs ~
.aIksr . pr WIIsf' U.f bl p.fstrr ~,
.Ilr'i terkp ltiOrf ~ bn4r pU ,ruT ~
Ole tsfi ur sa.s- 20 l,H'ug'nu . urfrur' y
rHrz OF lr MHI-rr "a ~ WIue'f 10 bs
Iay- Milan thi Nrf-h" l.fs fa|t ami iis pr.
-nIHrr u ,fs' s'~iu ffHId umpire on
tIg t.rs 8 'u4r an' go rf.uufra
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400 = -. 4 WV "oHK a. L.. Ftrsr

ChlrAgV a :
Vuns New Nors-Crcc chicago Mclean
DouEhert' ColinS. Sullivan Two bA,~ 'l's
Ausun, Mclean "a. rirre hits knigSt Mclean
stolen bA~r> otter. HUghr~ Tanreril ~tr'. :
ont n, Hughc.. A. b, I.angr. s. h. NAsh
First hase On halis OF Hughc, : OF i.anE-
,. ioubie play LANCE Lcidsr ami collins
Left on bases New Nors ChI ago % Hlt
~ pitcher ~ Wash. Knight VId pitch
alsh. PASSED. hall sullivan t'riuirr Ia chief
--ENan>. f.~ umpire H'O,unov~r lime {.
hour, and minutes
NV IoRk ~ -. s. cHIcNun 4, - sEcoNn
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srTsR. d. ITHsEI CRY o ssco~p o.xr

'Ratte1 for Ferry IN the ninia inning
ENrNe~tsr n q q
Irr~sh tlty % % ~ - n q
Run. RprNe>is-. TooieN spencer F1rst hass
on errors Jersey jgiy. Left on bases Jersey
tH', Korhs>'-r tlr~i has~ on balls on
frrr, . Strurs o4t Py Ferry. ~ tAntt~
~sr-.9r~ hit frrrN. Osborn Umpire IN chief
llaUUgAn 'sh Imp'rc Kelly Time hour
aud - rrt.u'r,
NFwNEK NgNTVFAi.
N~t Fnui'y team drtea'-t me Non'-~AlS w
NrvAr. 'ts'rrdsH IN thr 'ouTth ard "fth
Inn 1-- inc us as stole IN hsNrs cat her
mi frH Trrsr W. 'oI- hts and four errors
p, fh~ visitors gave thr NeSsrss all their runs
Z sorve Rfoa ne made \ nSationAi rAL-h in the
ar~t inning OF HArdy hat lie TUNED q somer
sauIt In getting the bali Tee Srurr
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sonthern Ieakne.
baseball Notes.

~ Memphis Ch.i'AnolSs Memphi, /
- Sew orleans birmingham. o. NeW q
iears
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80 81 ,IcLIanr, p y, 80 -,r-rr

'bA"od ior trcIianes ~ 'bs n'n'r .rIrr
'Eat'sd for Tci'. IN tnc r'r'F .ruI =
Boston % - q e
- ia1lls 70 u % n
ms Rn-'1n SvSss'r rrafI"s Vsgus'
I eAds Han ~ iButs stone. o. t,rig-- Trrss
4sle Two tA.~ IT. Uoppcr Irr~~ hsse hit,
>torr TIvis i'al tor. run Grgg- - rrilre
Eits liAFfkSN 'FU1- tArrIgr1 bputiT fIHfs
~tslhsu. ArG N'VnsW Ho'''rA0 auG -r.rs1ae
rAsseu tts ArTgan stolen fsss Irrr.dAs
~ b; Iirhsv ~ E~.T Iur'aiI - ~ lFfrh
rci'g fIrs' "a- - balls 80 rrI't q. - trsI
an~s - HAll ~tr.'N pvf a. p-i'y 9 %,
.rcianS. s.. IS tiaI. LET IN ra,s. ~ IN o
II lo'iis. . ~I,Hrr P"rius Iirs np.r,
DErEotr VaaHiSDtON %
uIrEOu 'us 10 NINeU !4t 800 ous - MS
rest game - dHS. Nhl-sf NGs thInpeI freely
nut ughisned .n Tho pir"hs, until fhr slN'F Wrru
Obj ripped ~ = through urAri win BcrhautY
90 HsCkrntuTf rAught the game cot a
TIgs could steal Inc score
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New Iorh state League.

-ghau' m 90 U 90 y n
an ION H o. n = o.
i.a''~ri~s 70, NHn'u fuE l.sr'- -ILIi'F ami
.. Dpuo4gf
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NcwArs kelb :, Geitmsn. ACl-r. Nc Nlstsr
Ssrlah' l.ouicn stolen bAs-. 'O-Eu Hnly .
oH.-n kriN. - ha1N. 'glrr S4srnrr M
Hmm'TwAn Two hAse hits Kelly. jUne> tir.t
10 ~ 90 bats ~ Nutir = OF spade I struck
,,gr y, Duhur y h, Snsds =. iii hy pitt heT
" ii,ur Prnwnr Sch'ahN Nglsr. Kelly WIN
qitHFrs Dnhu- SpAde Passed ball M'Alistsf
bprnI, plays MATTRESS and YeAger Natures
Hollis and MI Left on hasrs Montreal 5
N~vArk Umpire In hief Hurst Yield umpire
star 'rd Time hour
FRpytDBNCE
RuralN n \ n -
Providence y .
Battsri~~ Carmichael and Williams. Lavender
Peterson
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Autos A I Bargains

New lofA > Autoniohile Hargain tsta, isan.n,
Par fAcellrnce.
New Addre, 80 b, rad Az sssh 2, t.. STA ~
rrerlcsses. Son. sl.G 10 t.toD
Pi-rces $3.50. $40, sltCD.
100 Six q indcT AAtheson. sienD: Sis yaaa.,
LoyierS. tlsDO. Fifteen Thirty" tShAft, S,ss-,
sleoO. National -'NiN". $50. Pope Hartford, ~
t7sl tnsp. siOlD. tluirks. AiT5O Models $50 IN
Model Tens Runahout> and Toy rCnnsnus IN.
Mitchell RunAbout, stsf Peerless huu ahol'
$3.50. Ilfnorr. ttao. Marion. tiUO i.rruuh hi..
staO TO t.JOn Minton. $50 AutocAr tt-sOl nst
$3.50 knHN tour cy Under. $50 -uO Other u1usa
fSanins uons Invited; Square Deals perO..
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l.. & lAndorf Pre-.
Broadway, 56th to 57th ST
Automobile Advice
To Residents Of New Jarsg

Whatever automobile you beside 10
purchase. it is decidedly to your adyi1.
tage to get It Of New Jersey dealer Al
cars need little adjustments and 1u,n-
iions on the start. to which YOU are
entitled. and 1t IS most important tina, N.
New Jersey agent have an interest IN I'd.
car
In addition. all contracts with manu-.
fseture.s require dealers TO sell orl, IN
their own territory. You war, ,Ie1r
title 10 your car
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BsssbaII Washington PsTk (. Games To
d. - Mrnn.INn N. l,hlrAKn Af-n snr : AZ
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Bodies at Surprising Prices

llrnouslnes, 500 20 slOoO. l-andAuletteN $40 gu
t,ulbOats. Toy TonneAus. Coupled. Touring ts.
$40
Tops. Seats, etc. largest stock In Am.r-a
n 4 H,.han RH an. Ylraa RE Gis
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-23

money is spent That Is kind OF
them. Tho thing that concerns them
more is how the peoples money is
collected. and here they manifest a
real anxiety TO zee that none of the
llltrcated corporations are subjected
20 too vigorous milking by the
people.
lt is but fair 10 say that some of
the members composing the organiz-
alton which works la harmony with
the "third house" have been flrces
into this position in order 90 get at
tention for good measures. Hut this
fact only emphasizes more strongly
the grip OF the "third house" upon
The situation II men OF honest IN
tent are compelled "a compounds
with their own ideals Of what ought
20 constitute the conduct ~ a rep
rosentatise OF the people 80 that they
may squeeze from the grasp OF this
oligarchy some one or more thing,
that the people want. o. n not clear
t1 what a pass representative gov
crnmcnt has come 10 Kentucky!