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The Washington times., 1910-10-28
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

\ B-FoIlowing scheduIs figures publiz5.t
only as information and ale not euarauree5-
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Noble w.
Orleans, AELeEllle. 9 a. and Ig-s5 D ~
For Chattanooga and. Memphis. SEQ a "a
daily
For Roanoke. knoxville. Chattanooga. Biz
mInghaui. New Orleans. 1910 o. II
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chat-anGOEa- Na-A
Vile Memphis. 40 a. m daily. (S-eeDf-e
car open after 70 D. M
For Atlanta Birmingham. Columbia
Charleston. Augusta Aiken. Savsn nah. lack
1ouvills, and Florida points, 4-I5 o. m dagiT
u 8. BROWN. Gensral AgsnG,
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HERB SPECIALIST
BASKETS TO ORDER

WE MANUFACTURE BASKETS-Any kind
Repairing a speciality at short order.
A. KESSLER, 1927 It'll 81. N W.
The Washington times., 1910-10-28
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

HERE ARE a FEW OF THE extraordinary
bargains IN fine upright pianos offered dur
ing this expansion sale. Stien. SZ75: Chick
erinS, $50; Pease, $780, YOse. $500; KinbaIl
$3.50. Milton. 500: Fischer. $50: weber, $3.50:
and many others. Easy terms. Auto-piano
good Condition, $3.50 .. J. DeMOLL & CO..
Cor 18th and G. SITS.
The Washington times., 1910-10-28

INVEST ~ THE GARDEN sT-BURB NOW.
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS.
4 IS the nearest has East cars only q
minutes tide
Tor refined people o. moderate means, with
PARKS, play grounds. and gar rens
by our Cooperative plan yJu VIII save IN
building and cost OF living
Ihts Is 10 real estate boom bur -ccntlr1--
Gus permanent Development on Scientific
lines, al planned by "a architect.
L7ts 500 up. SO cash. - per month
Invest here now and double your ulons-
MS section IS slated o. come hack into me
District.
lone saturday Or Sunday afternoon and
sc The Morrill, STYLE GsH.f---l1F rz.--e--
houses poured IN steel u0llis- costing No
more than wood. shown and Demonstrated
at ?. IA
Car % VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS cve-v few
minutes from POsto1lcs corner. 1zth 81 ana
pa
The Washington times., 1910-10-28
DENTISTRY

CUT RATE PAINLESS DENTISTRY.
Full set Of teeth. $3.50. Gold crowns. s.
BridgewOrk. g. Filings. Soc up PAINLESS
EXTRACTION FREE L. s. ARMY &
NAVY PAINLESS DENTISTS. cor. TN ana
D SITS Entrance. 6Sy F ST y. W. Phone
Main 800
The Washington times., 1910-10-28
SE4ROARD AIR LINE nv
GEO. z. PHILLIPs. D. P A
C. H RYAN. G. P A. Pc-c- mouth. Va
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO LINES.

zoo o. m. daiIy-FCr Virginia WeS- Va
rinia- and Kentucky points Pullman sleep
Prs 10 Cincinnati, Louisville, and Chicago
Pa-Ior car 10 Virginia Hot SPRINGS y-ss.-
Jaws Dining car from Gor5onSviue
$50 D. m daiIy-CINCINNATI-ST LOUIS
CHICAGO SPECIAL Sold train 10 s.
Louis. with Pullman sIeepers 10 C,hI-7r5
STOPS only az important stations Ptllr1s1.ls
finest equipment and c. & o. IA carts
dining cars
II:10 D. m daily-F. F. V. LIMITED. far
Cincinnati. Louisville the West SOurhyyevr
and Northwest Pullman s-eepers 10 VIZ
ginia Hot Springs. Cincinnati. and LOUISVILLE
a. & o. q Ia carte dining car
c & o. OrliCes 513 Pa ave. 1888 + St ana
Union Station Phone Main 1885 and pos -
tickets. baggage checks. reservations, ara
nfr-
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RUG WEAVING,

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from old Carpets:
The washington Rug Weaving CO., Office
snd works. So 9Th st y W Main 4325.
HANDSOME reversible rugs from worn car
petsi We guarantee our work. ECLIPSE RUG
The Washington times., 1910-10-28
BIRDS AND ANIMALS

GO TO E. L BARCLAY. Ga D st.. the rat
exterInin1s,r. for all kinds Of pets Beauti-
ful cheap Digs his speciality. Life experience
DOGS RET DERED IMMUNE from distsrn-
per by vaccination with imported CTsrrnan
serum. Particulars upon application Dr
CECIL FRENCH. rs 18th q. y W.
The Washington times., 1910-10-28
W0RKINGMEN'S WANTS

WORhINGMEN-No spring chicken Joke
about this, but stern reality with s.r1oos
saving in a tailored slightly used SUIT or
overc0at at IS TO S15, get a sprint on YOU
self, Boy; on, price. JESTHS OLD STAND
61s D.
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

LET Us GIVE YOU OUR ESTIMATE On
building and remodeling. Competent me-
chanics. CHAS- G. KENYON. 10 18th ct
Phone NJ 1917.
DROP POSTAL for our estimates on housa
repairing and remodeling. J. B. GIBRS
1873 L ST N W Phone y 3607 and n 100 N
The Washington times., 1910-10-28
RAILROADS
& OHIO R. R.

BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R.
leave UNION STATION,
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every Other Hour On the odd EoUr.-'
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
zoo a. nn--Dinerr Pullman Parlor Car.
ts-o0 a m--5-hour train Gaze ParIor ca,
$50 a. m--Cafs ParlOr Car.
s11.O0 a m--D!ner and Pullman Parlo- Car.
400 p m--Dtler and Pullman Pa-lor Car.
800 .. 'ROyal Limited" All Pulinaan
+.co .. nn.-coaches 70 Philadelphia
ts;oo p u--Diner and Obse-vstlOa Ps-Ios
500 ,. u--COaches TO New Yak
sl2.I5 y. T.-Sleepers 20 New York
'2.52 g. m--SleePers 70 Phi-adelDhia and Nsz
ATLANTIC CITY. f7:Oa 'ssoa r1.Oo
'1'''' To Baltimore.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
lWeek Days, g. = to- y ?. NJ
rs:So s1o.Oo. slI:00 a m, $500 noon, f15.6s.
ZOO u.15 t2.O0, 400. +s-20, ts-s3 F4.o9
t4:<S $50 t5.o3, $50 1900 $50. f7.0a ts:SS
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. sac 4 n: - SO p N
VIII 40 a. m 40 n N s1a.16 SSs -
PTTTSBCRG, $40 a n, -, 40 D n
'12:S9 night Sleeper ready, % p n
COLUMBUS. $50 p m
CUMBERLAND, 's-lS p n. Queen City
WINCHESTER 1910 3 n. ta;A ts.s
> FREDERICK $50. tsao $40 q n. It's.
fl.O5 1875 p m
HAGERSTOWN. 1910 g. n, 1890 ,. N
sDafIy. Except Sunday. ISUnday only
TELEPHONES AZ all OF the hoIIo--in-
Ticket OHices: 1H7 G st. Tel. Main 1881: So
Penn Svlvania ave. Main us New TrnIo-
Station Ticket Office. Main 1850, Infornatioa
Bureau. Main 1850.
SEABOARD AIR LINE az.
1906 a N daily-''SeabOard Fast Mali
Savannah and jacksonville Parlor Car lack
sonvfIIs 20 Tampa Through Sleeper -
Atlanta Dining car
7-26 o. m daiIy-''Seabosrd Express" sls--
trfcaIly lighted sleepers and observation car
equipped with electric fans Through ser
vice 10 Savannah. jacksonville Tampa. AZ
lanta- Birmingham. and Memphis. DINING
cars
E A HAYWOOD. c T. A.
GRO Z PHILLIPS d p
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WANTED-M0NEV
WANTED-LOTS

WANTED-To buy several building lots In
lexington: state location, size and price
Address y. b. F.. BOX 81. Times office 1
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.
TWO TROLLEY TERMINALS IN 4 Mn
UTES. SURE SEAT Why walk and watt
Is min. equalling miles in cars2
$2,500.00
for lot and house IS rooms. ar rented big
percent, or house GIVEN in with lev.t
grassy lots at 13 cents Ga LITTLE FORTUNE
in years., (acre 20 sell from. at Ia lro--a
Park. Maple ave. : doors from Carroll .
squares from > trolieys, depot and lIbrarv-
80 minutes from Pa ave. fruit lawns
hedges. sewers. SEE IT. A SACRIFICE
Inquire Of OWNER, 1859 18TH Tel I527-N.
FOR SALE-Fine lot near Benning Tace
track. $780, terms; another lot nearby less
important street. $50 go Oxford Bldg. y W
FOR SALE-Very attractive 6-room DWELLING
near Benning race track; wide frontage
5.O00 feet. $500 90 Oxford Bldg y "
FOR SALE-Lot, white subdivision. uea~
Chesapeake Junction; 25x15O; $50 30 OK
ford Bldg y. W
FOR SALE-Two nice new 6-roonl houses
at West Cherrydale Alexandria couutv
Va: cents fare; SO per month and no
cash payment.
ASHTON c. JONES.
Oak 81. Clarendon. Va
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
Fssier wins Long Race

Zoe FoEl~r won the tWentv- Nv. mile
open race last nlsh' At IN" Naii-hurg cycle
track in Newark American champion
Frank !. Kramer started IN he race hut had
10 stop riding Nh"n tire Ua- pun
'ur~d after he had dd-n about four mile-
Fog.er Root West and Patrick O'SullI-
van H~hiT Of Australia finished Hbrea-i
- ross the tTa'k IA the opier named Fogl"r' :
margin Ot Nt,'ory over Root NaS only aDOUf
two inches ',oule'f. another Aust Ian
finished Vsry close 10 ht- fellow DuuntrN -
man with the lTtsh names More than , .usI
persons Watched the races
The summarize
Two thirds Mic Handicap amateur Won by
\ Olsen. Ao0'olAlf s. ysrds Hardy Jackson
NsV NorS - ards. Second. Jerome steiner
HrEs,uis. !. 2. IS yards. thiTi. Time. minute
~ Seconds
TNo Nile Ou~n Professional Class u Won by
rcd rtAT'hy. Toronto. John Mag. Newark
seCund Iour'Irs Peer. Newark. th'Ti John
brennan. NrNAta. fourth Tine. minutes -
seconds
Twenty rEr Nile open Professional Class \
Won by Joe fogier HrookNu. = = Root. BO>
ton second. rcd O. West ~Au francisco. third
pAtrick p'~uiTi' az H-hir. Australia. fourth NJ
fred tioulstt. australia fin FdVard Nupprecht
Newark. SAN Tim" IS rninu'cs - seconds
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Ehfrd Itea, In = .Sz Heat. tr~.~eusr Lens
Standing neeord

HrFT,Lo. y. \. Nug ~ -Ei oesr.'-
Ave. yrlr-uld saliion rhs Harvester did
~pme sensational SoTk At to-dav'~ rrand
tir,ut meet At Port fr,s. AFTER dispoSine
Of good h-ld easily IN the nrst tSo heats
81 the . 90 trot Ge~rs announced that b..
would go after The track Tecord of IA.
which has been held by canadian horS"
for two years. fh"di-tanDe rule MAS waived
II Na- known that The Harvester Was In
nus frt'ie and would make a cTeditRble
performance hut no one ~ peCted the
record smashing time of 200 whi"h was
hung up when tho hig brown stallion tor"
past th. wire under IA. lash of Geers's
whtp
When N" time. {: o. was displayed there
was mom"ntaTy hum a. u ~ were qurs-
toned and when u rcmain"l III" crowd
BROS" into cheers which continued until
Gr~Ts with a broad smile on hts face drove
back tn the Judges stand The time lowers
the worlds race record Tor stations. heId
hy ,rs,s'~us Tor nins years. sets new marx
for nve-year old stations and ~ the fastest
third heat ever tTotted
te"Ts's delight over the performance Ot
Tt Harvested took some at the sting out OF
IN" defeat OF the heretofore unlrH1ten
Dude ATChdaie. winner OF IN" VI ahd VI
aad other big events t;ecTS'- star performer
WAS he tuVorttr In the o. 1s1 King George O..
purse and was looked upon A. a cert am
winner. Ilailworthy. hay gelding Nv IA
worthy. Won On his merits. however. rottlng
one heat In > O7i..
The Canadian contingent dropped wad
on Merry Widow, the Canadian Candidat"
Tor the laurter Stakes Earl. JT., held the
Widow safe at all times
The aumfnaries
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New York. state League.

At rR1I TIR-r GsNT
Albany o q - q a
Troy -
batteries stein and Chsst Wilson and Bar
rrtt tmplfr~ - Toole and ksfs
uECoNp GNsS
Albany 90 80 q 0.
Troy ~ o. v
batteries knight and ,hc~A Wilson N>hlcy
and Wheeler mn.res - T1olr and Kelly.
~ HNHs'rp
tues o o ~ o : 5 10 -
Syracuse q - q - q ! I.
Batteries NcSyrdy Hnd Uurus l'uGEan and
KoopmAn I mpirr Moran
AZ sLsIRs TtKsT GANT.
Hnghamion n n >
Flnlira . >
BATTERIES Walksr NrNAhon and FISCHER:
Magic and pNelIl Umpire O'Rrcn
sF-osn DssE
BInghanion 90 Oss
ftmiTa ~ . - 10
batteries Mcmahon FISCHER and Aonohou.
KsyrS and O'Nrili rrpir~ O'Bucn
~ NTtEFshaHRE
scranton q 49, 800 49,
Wilksshar 20 q - , y y q , )
batteries -Humphri~s ana MriJorog9h Mat
thew. and konntrZ rplrrs- kn-elAnd and
bIckley
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New Football Rules.

The guide containing the new football
rules made it, appeara nee YESTERDAY
IN" publication - edited by Walter Camp
ana It, appearance ~ the first time The
new rules, Codined and IN their rntire,v
nave been set before the public. though ihs
gl-t 81 hem vas made known when the rules
were adopted last spring The guide alsp
contains much othr data concerning The
gridiron game
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
TEiSLE WINS Ar GOSHEN.
Owner DeNere Not Present Owing tn
the FIrrnaI BettInE Question.

on ar,ount OF slight difference OF opinion
between II h Drv-r~uN and the authorities
IN cleveland ON the betting question Mr.
DeyrreuN Vas not present AZ the Gosh"n
light harness meeting and he did not -" his
faNurite. Teasle. win tho > IN trot yesterday
afternoon he race was the event OF the
tlay. a. the MARI had 10 compete with Is. 4.
bulklsv'- hlark g~lding Tia tiie~. Who won 80
handilv at Monroe last week
Ra rfia- did win IN" first two heats before
the mare woke up - the fact that she had
hard proposition 10 tackle Billy An
drrW-. Who sat behind Ira-le. pu' her 10
drive in the hr~t heat and she carried
TAM. 20 brraL. putting him IN fourth
ula'a This gave hin the long mile IN rh-
newt heat and he Wa~ not able To reach even
terms. the mare " .nning "a the NTH heat
The farmers rae Mas a unique anair
WHERE any horse 'rotting IN" n:lc faster
than .'i va. disqualified and h" heat de
Who could boast a ~ gait that Ia" rae
Threatened {" <" On forever tdna Ma
the -T-ed limit Iy two seconds Hop-iul
DID hts hest ia the nsNt heat. whHh MAS
? a. bat Minnie Burr DELAYED IN" game
alarming speed of . 81 for the mile
The summaries
80 Glass, pAclns pure 500
Va Ssrpiesr ~ O. Rbode, : >
tcrrN
lime 81. ,D.s ~
special 20 heat "a, yrAriing uac record
R-nrAr b ~ BngaTa Empire arm thurrh
Time
Time $50.
% class. rAcinV purSe 500
an WIihrs. : ~ Onune James r Wait
tThom u.ou
CIos~T Patch ulk :. y COATES ,Oton
ntil, :
Frfsood Maid. h III Hear, KoraIer =,
GofwtuH Z
Biuslu. On l-add
Quaker liaI On D. Pm -
Spim. rh " u PoihrTus Adl>
IicS b & NJ ~ ~shArfrr Mrl ouEhha ~
Time Isl. .ig.-. ~
20 rlass uo'tiug purse. 2 sp
TeAsir IN m 10y Aiian povns ~
lie, crruN Andrews :
llA'~> bio u buhir3 lHur
rG yea, ., ssp,o .!;;i.
nero hIk Hhode~ tbs
Rov rsn bergen Horse CON
pauN Williams > -
Z rrUir ,'onstantine y W ! Z lodgrH dis
Time .iAia. .itas, u. l.ht. ~,
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knnE Broo-yn na,idsSn. nAuberL MhsaL :.
0 fSin kuetAsr. lrtt on hasrs ChiraGn.
itroo.l n . Ftr~l has~ on ban, 30 ,IVvfah. ,
rf NJ lnurr. o. OF knstarT. : Ntruck out hl
overall . by Nrtnffrv . % hnrtH rf 5 fhfvt
Ruug na,uison Nr-aL d Sarrinrc hit,
I,aub-TL Humm"i smith. Stnlen barrs ENets
:. haas Ll0I1lr ptAy Iinker. kycrs and
4 hanfc hii b. pi,rhSr ~ hrtnufc tfrstnl
IUts 80 ONtfa,lA "a t~o anl two thiTds lnnings
on Ntlnurr ia I'VE anu Uur thru lEning>
Z nipirr In rhis' lohnsioue. fictu umpafe
EAsoa. TlnIe o. uouT,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
Iris wins Cathoat Race.

pHovIDFNCE. Aug I7-F Cranes
Iri~ won the specialfrace for the visiting
INTERPLAY cat boats held on Potter. Cove
this afternoon under the auspices 81 the
kdg"~ ood acht club, beating her Bay =, ate
team mate, Dolly Ill. on both corrected
and elap-ed time over he course from The.
cove TO Pappoo<esuuav Point twice The
harneRat representative. Virginia was
third. coming "a some Ave minutes behind
the second craft
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18

Runs detroit Nclntyre DrlehAnty Cav
ford. SunAEr Washington Mcbride. t'nGIauh
Wrist bas~ "a error Washington. Detroit /
LEFT On bass Detroit = Mashingtn IA Iir.f
hs-e ~ balls 90 Gray = m summers. Strtrk
BY Gray. = by Summers :. Two bAse hits
DelehanN. >. NoriaTty, AtaSfniih Sarrtn~r hit.
summers. Ninsmith Double plays Drlr
hanty. Bush and Jones, Alnsmith and AcIirtde
hit ~ pitcher ~ Gray fDclehAntyi. hy sum
msrs 0nGAdb Umpire IN chief Con molly
Field umpire KERN Time 1. hours and IS
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Totals ~ - - n A.
Rated for Beebe IN the seventh inning.
'BGtted for benton In the ninth inning
Ctncnnat.. ...... o i-S
Philadelphia -
Runs Cincinnati -IIobuUel Downey. Phlla
deiphiA Titus knabe. Mage. :. Grant DOolAn
llooin First base on errors Philadelphia.
Cincinnati {. LIT on bases HPhilAdelphia,
Cincinnati. First base on balls -On heebe.
OF stack. / on Benton. Home run-Magec
Tao base hits hates. De>eher. iooin. Clarke
sacrifice hits stack. titus. Miller stolen bases
Lobert Grant TITUS. Mitchell. Ilootn Ihoubie
plays lloolan. knAbe and Ludcrus. knAbe and
luderus hates and Uoolan nj By pitcher by
Beebc Rates Wild pitches Bcebe, stack
I mplrr In ,hltf O'pay Yield umpire brennan
Time. hour aud Is minutes
Phil, pEiPHI, 4 CINCINNATI. STCoNp oAME
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
AMERICAN IE4GT
Detreus Beat washiDGtons In n InninE
Game Athletics Lose.

The Athletics dropped a game in Cleye-
land Yesterday. but bsve such lead that
the defeat won't hurt them much. IN"
prirni's won = thirteen inning game IA
Washington The New Works aud Bo-tou-
wrr. on their way hone where 'h"y pIav
to-day The results
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
All, pELFHIA 4 ciNCtNNATI. STCoNp DAMS
CINCINNATI FHILAuHtFHTA

-lNNFu 'oF lNfnnhu w NlhNh
Cincinnati n % ~ ~ q y
Philadelphia ~ =
Run> cincinnati Re-rher DoWney Hurns
Philadelphia Titus Hates. Grau; FIRST base
error phila drlphla Left on bases CinrtnnAu.
q Philadelphia. first base on halls On Brcn
nsn. OF BURNS. !. OF Moore I Strucs out ~
BlTn-. /. by brennan rs Moore Two haSr
hit AoolAn Sacrifice hits EgAn. Mage Storn
bases fgAn. paskcTt Grant Double pisyS Nc
Lean and EgAn fsan. Downey and Hobli'srl
Tttus ami Doon Hit by ptrhrT ~ burns
iIrcnnAni mpirr IN chief brennan Field
umpire ODsy. time hour and As minutes.
BnsruN -, 81 Lows -. ~.
BosroH aug - The Doves made n four
games out Of nVr by shining from ~ Louis
again Ia lay boston was outhi'. bat put up a
stone vail defence The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
south Atlantic G,eawue.

~ Macon -First Eamc-Aacou. ., Colurnb us. ?
Second game Olumbus. . MAron. n. forfeited
A. Iacksonytlis First Eaulr Augusta. :: Jarh
SonNille. J. Seconf game augusta. S. Jackson
Nifs =
A. COIImD,A-Columbia. >. savannah. O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
New England League

~ LINN Fir~' Ramr I'rn Worcester n
Second Rams Lynn. Worcester
~ HANevhn HaNsrhili. :. lowell
A. NeN Ii-,i ford Nrv U-itord fNwrrnrr O
A. ran Hf~r WrO~ktOn ! Fau river a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18

~ Toiedo-Toiedo. 5. ~ Paul q
~ Coln mbus- Columbus. :. AIsAukee
A. Louisville fIouisviiis 4 Nnnea polls =
AZ Indianapolis Kama CITY. 3. Indians polls o
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Totals \. II ,iis Totals - 10 y - !
'IlAited for Livingston In the ninth inning
PhiladriphR ~ .
Cleveland )
Runs phiiadeiphla Livingston Morgan CIeys
land Niles Stoyall :. birmingham. lalci"
Two base h't. lat BIRMINGHAM Sacrifice
hits NrrninEhsm :. lord. Mics Sacrifice rs
EAsteriy First has ON balls on Morgan
on Mitchell = Ht BY pitcher HJ Morgan ,Sto
VaIll FIRST bas- on error Philadelphia LETT
on hs-rs Philadelphia, =. Cleveland ; STRUCK
out Hy Morgan. double plays NIes ana
SloN.n. Oidring Morgan and Rakrr birmingham
and EAsteriy. HArkneSs, StovAl and itath. Harry.
collins aud Davis, Umpire In rhief Collifowrr
Yield umpire Evans Time ! hour ami IS min
ute.
DETRoIr, 4 NAsHtN0ToS 1;
wNsEINGroS. NIg ~ iIctTOlt Won In n thir
,rrn lnnng game 20 day brrAu-e GRAY finally
e,Rlo-ied Cobb rolidod with fibcrfrld N the
WRs hit Ia the head by pit he'd ball IN the
eleventh Umpire KERN ordered him TO con
unus batting I'm pre Connolly Ovrrrulcd Erun
and NoriATty bounced for ridlcuhng the
umpire Inc s-oTc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18
PIRATES TAKE The LAST ONE
SAVE SdORE ~ ~ THE THREE
OTHER GAMES.
r-.- Base RunnInk IN NrN lOrks and
Ftne FIeIsiiRg ~ PutsburEs tul,s
Break ENrn n nrWskDn 0uakers
Trim Retis Bostons HEAT ~. i.ouis.

Tho ser~-. and moment"uS series ~
wa hetNr"n the New NoTh- and P't-huTg-
closed Yesterday. The Pirate won IN" last
game aud split even IN N" series They
more than hsld their oNn Yesterday. for IA"
cubs Won and lost IA brooklyn hut ~ the
CrIhs also broke even an tho series IN Rrpok %
lvnt Pirate made NJ gain On 'h''' "iNplet"
results ~ the two series The Philhe- ~
gained fourth place Nv heating N" Re'i~
toEr a,enying the dnuhle defeat 81 m"
day before IN" cardinal, wound ~ u
disastrous trtp with "a los In Ro-tun IN"
result
PiIisburg. .: New lork, 0.
RreaLI,n. .: IhicaEo. i FIRST game.
hIcako. =: Breekpn. 70 SecOnn same
PhuadeIphIa. s;GinrinnatLP Firs' same.
Philadelphia, .: CIncinnatL 3 second
game.
Boston, Z: ~. Louis, y,
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u,,.nd ou,po,n,. battling Hur,e,.

Fighting DICK Hvland. the clever Cali
fornia iightveigh' added another victory
20 his list last night hv easily outpointing
Battling Hurley IN fast ten Iound bout
/ which vent the limit At the Sharkev 4 G
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Tri-state LEAGUE

80 Lancaster Altoona. ! lancaster
~ Reading H~adtng. = Nliitwspoft
~ York fohn>t0Nn \ vow
~ Trenton Trenton. 70 Hs~rIshIrr
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RATED for Gordon IN the ninth inning
~ Louis y %
Rosion % 90
Runs ~ LoyiS MoVrey. (, Konetchy Hos
ton sweeney NAriden. shear NAtwm Home
run -AoWfey sacrifice hits Collins Natt~Tn
stolen basrs- sweeney. Hugsins Double DlANs
Ahbaticchio. ShsAn and sweeney Shean NbbA
tlcchiO and sweeney teft on bases Louis
10 Boston lir~t hass On hAlls-Or Mattern q
OF Gordon. struck out NY MAtten by
Corridor mpirr In chief Klein Fteld am
pirr Kane lime hour and IS minutes
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Connecticut I.eague.

~ New Haven Holyoks . NrU Haven n
~ Nea Hyitain Nes Udtain I nrltrrport n
~ Northampton Northampton. water
bury
Al Spr,ngnsld First game Hsrt,ord 1.
Springfield. : Second gane Hart ford s. spring
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- Anderson Anderson. 4. Charlotte, l.
A. Greensboro-GFernshorp SpartanburE n
A. OTeenyiile -CTeenytiic. ~. Winston salem. l.
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Montreal scooped another victory over Jersey
Cl'y yesterday by = speC ta-ulAr Wtndup. the
RoN ais cleaning NJ sx hits and SiG runs OF Pitcher
taUnlN IN the ninth inning The
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Totals ~ = - >
'Bl"ri 'or pricae in ihe seventh inning
S E%'G Sa.. $50 90 30 !
Do,is ,It., bss On error, I7iisngrg icr
on nNI. ~ ws,. ~ ,,,es o." sIt w. s:'
Ry Whlie ! by prrc4e hS CrsndA. Threr
b. h n Ngs 1T "2 aI ss h .cr rGS'f f.
,lh>on n2uhs nlay; - Wilson and Magncr
Nv r,.Is dT - w ;ns i. ~ y MI, l'hsF in
eiShi nnings none on' in nintr inning 81
,. npfi Srln nS on crsnaa 10 10 innngS
Implr. IN rhief NIGER Yield umpIr" tmSlie
bTuuKLNN. :. 'HbA"" ~. H.. 5-FiEsI
"sHF
overall. Who Of late get. slamme, as
regularly a. he Roes INTO the boN. lasted two
innings and fraction against the Brook-
Ivns in the first game a. Washington Park
YESTERDAY n. Brooklvn- made 1--WE runs
IN that inning. PAR on overall and part
~ McIntrre McIntre vas hu hriskly
TOO and couple Of supplementary runs
~ the former Superba enabled the Brook
lyn- 20 win
4 par Of passes. David-on= two bAgRer
and Dauberf three baRRer gave The BROOK
Iyn- three runs m overall and they made
two more ~ NcInur" l-efore the inning
Wa I'm shed The cubs Kept plugging away.
but though th"v made u ,nter.sting couldn't
'a''h ub ih"b hhh nv hh"'leT eNes-
lively. bat that tVirler was 30 Wild that
they we're ON the la -a- frequently WhsHt
riCs 81 fhe leather for hr-e Two ha- HIT.
lh. iUbS pat up rln-hIng fielding game
N the -s'' "nd Ioust and shut the Ehl,ct-
vtlle- 0ut NE only hu The latter asI. on
ole NsS n Tat'h hr RuckeT Nfs-I y ~
and Tinker tell Whil~ going after % toIe D.
vildnes- would have made trouhl. for HIM
" he hadn lad brilliant support RuTket
pitched -'r"ugiy too. but the hitting 81
Z hau's lI- undotng hs I hiragn
,""Ward"r lei hi- l"gt"n- 10 yr"f1rt Vith
hi -lUKgrug
HE -tuTe
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POLO.
Ranelagh Team Beats New Haven In
Point Judith Series.

NARRAGASsETT PIEE. Y. J.. AUG. i7.--N
wildneld Farm the Point Judith Country
club polo tournament Was continued to-
day when two matches were played IN the
series for the Point Judith challenge cup.
la the first the Ranelagh team defeated
the New Haven IN the second round Tor the
coveted trophy by the narrow Margin
ofbhalf n goal. the score standing At the
finish Ranelash. v New Haven. "a. The
PLAYING OF X. Grenfell on the English team
was "a feature. Both l,ord ',rosvenor anu the
faTl OF HOCkravaRe played fine polo
town and RTyn Mawr and was a Continua-
ton Of the frst round ot the Point Iudit h
a score Of ~ 10 -,
u Thomas has offered a cup for a young
Peoples tournament In the nrSt inat'n
today the NarraRansett- defeated the
Cottager- by a score OF ttoa's
In,. lIuetiu.