El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-16
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Works didn't work at Washing toT
Monday and was taken off the rubber
in the fifth inning. But Walter John
son was there. and won over Detroir
6-4
Chicago evened up on the series with
New York by taking Mondays game,
80 Scott held to two hits, and War
hop was pounded for fair
With Lake on the rubber, ST. Louis
Won from Boston at and in the
fourth game Of the series Tuesday.
Cicotte was hard hit, and was sue
ceeded by Karger in the eighth.
1t is believed that the decision in
the Harry K Devereaux case win mean
the death of racing in Ohio. He is
charged with permitting gambling at
the Grand Circuit meet at North Ran
dali last week.
By ferrorlesS ball and hard hitting
Boston took both of Mondays games
from ST. Louis the visitors. The last
was all but a shutout, 81.
sPlay in the national lawn tennis
championship was begun Monday at
Newport. The only match played in
the second round, that between NJ E.
Mclaughlin, the youthful Californian,
and D. N. Grant, of Washington, form
erly one Of the southern doubles cham
piOns, was the feature of the day. Nc
Laughlin won in straight sets
Young made a wild throw giving
Mondays's first game to Philadelphia
Cleveland also lost the second contest.
Bemis and Turner both retired On &C
count of injuries.
Martinez, II to 5, easily took the
Mohawk selling stakes at Saratoga
Monday. The field was ordinary
Awful, Chicago shut out Brooklyn
Monday by IA runs, and then the 10
Gals reversed and beat Chicago, 81.
Another double header split occurred
at New York with Pittsburg visiting
The first game went to the visitors
after II innings.
The Datonia Jockey club announces
the stakes for its fall meeting. which
viii begin on Oct "a and last "a DAYS
The Lafopia track will at that time
be the only one in the United States
or Canada in operation. The stakes
follow: For 2yearolds, the Rosedale,
$1,000. ia furlongs; for 2yearolds and
upward, the Omnium, $500, fur
longs; for 3yearolds and upward. the
Autumn Inaugural $4,000, mile and a
sixteenth; the Laurel, $1,000. fur
longs; the Kentucky, $500, mile and
20 yards; the Final, $1,000. mile and an
eighth; the Criterion, $500, fur
longs; for 2yearolds, the Fort Thomas,
$500. furlongs.
Seldom has a tournament where
golfers of national reputation have
gathered shown such a reversal Of form
as was shown in the first days medal
play for the Trans Mississippi title at
Denver Monday Those who turned in
cards below go for the IS holes are
practically certain to- qualify for the
first round of match play unless an
other series of fOozles and misplays
the field today. Harry C. Legg,
of Minnekahda, the present title hold
er. was the only starter who turned In
a card below 80, his score Of " lead
ing the field
Senator J. ". Bailey, of Texas. presi-
dent of the American Association of
Trotting Horse Breeders. has notified
the Trotting Horse Breeders club. Of
New York, that final payments have
been made for 90 colts and FLIES to
start in the $4,000 matron futurity
stake race for 3yearolds on August %.
the opening day of the New T~rk
grand circuit meeting at the Empire
city track at Yonkers. Senator Bailey
will go from Texas to attend the NEE
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