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The Appeal., 1910-03-12
MINNEAPOLIS
OOlNGS IN AND ABOUT THE
GREAT FLOUR CITY,"

Matters Social, Religious and General
Which Have Happened and are to
Happen Among the People of the
City.
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SAINT PAUL
A WEEKS RECORD IN MlNNEso-
TA's CAPITAL. ~.
The "saintly City, and Sanity City
Fo'ks-MeWsy Items Of Social, Re-
''g'ous, Political and General Mat
ters Among the People.

SATURDAY, MARCH IL, 1910.
The Appeal., 1910-03-12
Joel e GREGORY

Republican Candidate for Nomination
for the Assembly.
candidate for the assembly, is an old
resident of St. Paul, having lived here
The Appeal., 1910-03-12

Candidate for Re-Nominaton at the
Republican Primaries, March IS, 1910.
Respectfully SoIicits YOUR Support.
The Appeal., 1910-03-12

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10
TR0TTING AT MONROE
Glasses Well Filled for First
Light Harness Meeting.

The first real light harness meeting ever
held on the pretty half mile track at Mon
roe, n Y, opened yesterday afternoon
with a 2:20 pacing race. which brought out
a field Of twelve. There were three events
on the programme. but although each was
well filled they all went in straight heats,
which made only nine heats necessary to
complete the card.
The summary follows:
PACING-2.2O CLASS-PI-RsE s3oo-rHREE
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NEW YORK BREAKS EVEN
St. Louis Shuts Out Yankees n
First Game of Double Header.
VISITORS STRIKE BACK HARD
With Ford Pitching They Tun
and Administer a Sc
we're Walloping.

St Louis. Aug 9-THe St. Louis A..
New YORK Americans broke even IN to-.,sy.
double header. the home team taking n,
first by a score of / 20 ., and losing the a..
and bv a score of 8 TO o Powell was -
vincible in the first game and scored n.
lone run OF the game In the second gan.
Ford kept the home nine Under coutrrs
while New York hit BAILEY freely
The Yankees had all sorts of chances :,
score enough runs in the first inning Of -,
game they lost. but ill advised base m.
ming kept them from scoring. and afr
that the chances 10 do 50 were few and a.
between. In the home nine half Of "a,
inning Powell singled TO centre and stoss
SACRIFICED The pitcher took third ~As.
HartzeH beat out an infield bit and scored
when Hernphfl nuffed Newnau's g. n.
proved the only run of the game.
In the second game New York wen. :.
work from the start as il it meant bux.
ness and there WIS little doubt as 10 n.
ultimate result. Foster drew a pass IN a.
second inning Austin also got free trans
uortatiop. Mitchell forced Foster az thIrs
and Ford struck out. Then Daniels bat.
o,gt q hunt. filing the bases. killifer triad
To catch Daniels Off first. bur instead threw
and Austin scored HemphilI singled scor
ing Daniels. and Cree followed with another
safety. On an attempted double steal
HenphfII was caught at the plate. Knight
BY fast sprinting. scored another run in
the sixth. He singled, took second On Al
out and dashed across the plate when Aus
tin scratched an infeld single
The Yankees added four more runs in ths
ninth inning. Foster walked again ard
Austin was bit by the pitcher Mitchell
laid down q nifty hunt and The bases were
filed Ford grounded to Newman, Eh,
threw wild to kiIifer. allowing Poster and
Austin to score. Daniels walked and again
all the bases were occupied. IIemphfi
drew another pass, forcing Mitchell across
Cree hit into a fast double play. Truesdals
to Wallace. TO Newman, but Ford scored
and Daniels took third. LaoCrte was MI
by a pitched BAH, but knight lined out to
Stone.
The zcOr7z fOII0vF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10
WALTZ CATCHES A TARTAR
Veteran Sieger Outpoints Him in
Fast Ten Round Bout.

Charley Sieger. the Hoboken iron man"
outpointed Johnny Waltz in fast ten
round bout ut Browns gymnasium last
night Sieger forced the pace from start
to finish and had Waltz hanging on TO
AVOID punishment on several occasions
sieger drew the blood from Waltzs nose
In the fourth round with well directed
right hand hook. He floored Waltz in the
sixth round with right uppercut that had
johnny groggy, but Seger lacked the punch
TO score knockout. Sieger scored three
clean knockdowns in the ninth round, and
mad he been less wild in his efforts would
pronably have put his rival TO sIeep hut
his blows were mostly wild swings. that
were started in hope for general results
and Waltz managed to weather the storm,
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CLEVELAND WINS AND LOSES

Cleveland. AUG. 9-Cleveland and WASH
ington broke even to-day, Cleveland WIN
ming the first game by q score OF 10 ana
Washington taking the second by score OF
to o. Reisling hit hard in the Initial
contest. while Young allowed but three futs
prior to the ninth inning Otey, lett
handed recruit from Norfolk, finished
strong for Washington
The second game was played i'll the rain.
but both pitchers were very effective
Washington got it's run on a pass, Nc
Brides sacrifice and Unglaub's single. Bali,
the Cleveland shortstop. Sprained his ankle
in the first game and was taken TO nos
pitaI.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10
THE SUPERBAS LOSE TWO
Cincinnati Kids Take a Double
Header from BROOKLYN.

Cincinnati wen both games OF a double
header with Brooklyn at Washington Park
yesterday. The first went thirteen innings
and was Won by the Reds on an error by
Burch. The score was L to o. Gaspar and
scanlon both pitched well. Rucker was IN
effective in the second. and Cincinnati won
by a score of to 2.
The game started with Burns opposing
Nap. The latter pitched we'll at first
and the home team got to Burns and
scored a run in the opening and third
frames. Then the tide turned. Burns got
better as the game went on, while Rucker
cot worse Seven was the total number OF
runs scored off Rucker, and he retired in
the eighth. Dessau pitching the last inning
and getting through it safely.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-10

OURTH RACE. THE SENECA; selling; for
three-year ODDS: value. 81 500. Six furlongs
start good. Won driving; place same: Time
lis. Winner ch. f. by MeXican-Hanoan
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aBatted for Mattern in seventh inning.

Totals. 80 10 16 q 10 Totals. go II II 10
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PHILADELPHIA,
CHICAGO
Totals IS II IA q II Totals aim - 10 :.

'Rattcd Tor stack in third inning. 4Batted
Tor Brennan in ninth inning.
Chicago .-....- ( = o @ IL
Phlladei phia 80. - o u o q
Hits-On Stack, in innings: Of Shelter.
. In IS inning; off Slaughter. s in inning
off Brennan ! in :; 80 innings Two-bsss
klts-1fofman Schultz Sheckard Sacrltic.
hs-Evers Sacrifice h!ts-Sheckard Rates
Double plays-Dooian. Walsh and fudFrIa
Iimm 0rnan aad Chance Stolen bases-sh5rk-
ard - Norman 80, Schultz - Moran
suUck out- Nv cole =; h. Brennan : hv
stack .. hy slaughter, !. Loft ON bases
chicago. :: rhittdeinhis, =. Fir., base or
sshsfiior. =, IN siaushter 1 of brennan =
First ,iase crr"rs-i lineage. phIIsdal-
piia. ! Passed balls Moran , Time oG
lHgitas--Hsier and Emse.
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The score follows
ST. LOUIS.
Totals ..s59142751 Totals 80 4 "a IL :

Slated for Harmon in the fourth inning.
New York-.-... p
Two-Dase hits-Huggins. Doyle. Devore,
Bresnahan. Three-base hits-Merkle. Snod-
grass. Sacrifice flies-Murray CD. DeVlin.
Stolen bases-I:llis. Mowrey, konetchy, De
wore. Left on hases-St. Louis. =: New York.
s. First base errors-New York. y Double
playS-MoWrey and Evans: Myers and Merkle
Struck out-By Drucke. ,; by WiItse. =; b.
Harmon. .. Bases on halls-On Drucke, =: off
Wiltse. >: off Harmon. . off Zmich. ]. Wild
pitch-TIarmon. Iits-of Harmon. in .:
innings of Zmich. q in innings; off Drucke.
Q in > innings (none out in third: Oft Wiltse
in : innings. Time-2:o2. Umpires-O'Day
and Brennan
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NEWARK NEAR THE FRONT
Lee Wins Fifth Straight Victor
Over Toronto,

With his former teammates from Tercr'
opposing him. Wyatt Lee, the Newark
sOuthpaw, pitched the Indians 20 victory
in Newark yesterday and incidentafy
landed the Braves within two points q
first place, as Rochester lost 10 Provide1es
The score was 10 O. It was the ff-a
straight victory for Lee over the Maas
Leafs. The score follows:
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SILENT BRIGADE TROTS WE'LL
icy Telegraph to The Tribune

icy Telegraph to The Tribune
Lexington, Ky. Aug 9.-Ths tvo-vear
old trottiug event at the Blue Grass saf.
to-day was won in two heats by suen-
brigade. a son of Silent RrooL ri
To- -iz@4 the latter being the hest III,
Irotted by two-year- This sss !'lllc
Feter Boy by Peter the Great v-as 1851 $3.50
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SECOND GAME

Totals IS % Il o Totals 81 G n IL o
Washington 80 q o.
cleveland O % o o o o 90
Two-base hits-Niles. Gesser- Sacrifice
hits-Mc Bride Kil1ifer. Unglaub. stolen bases
Turner. Milan Conroy. Double plays-killi-
fer. Mcbride and UngIaub; Mcbride. killifer
and ITnglaub First base on balls-Off Hark-
ness. 4; off Walker. . Hit by pitched ball
BY Harkness, ! 1Gesslerl- struck 0ut-By
Hardness 3: by Walker. E Left or bases
Cleveland. 6: Washington. s TIme-1:51-
Umpires-Egan ard O'Loughlin-
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PHILLIES DEFEAT BROWN
Chicago, However, Wallops
Stack in the Second Game.

Philadelphia. Aug. Q. - Philadelphia and
Chicago split even in the double header
here to-day The home team won the first
contest by score of TO l, hitting Brown
hard in three innings Chicago had walk
over in che second game and won by d
score OF II to l. Archer was pu. out OF the
first game for disputing a decision at the
home plate.
The scores follow:
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PITTsBURG, 10; BOSTON, 0.

Boston, AIg. 9.-Pittsburg continued its
heavy batting and shut out Boston again
to-day by a score of 10 to 0 With the
ception of Clarke and Adams. every visiting
player made two safe hits, while Wagner
got three Wagner, j. Miller and Sweeney
fielded in sensational form.
The score follows:
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FbdIttd lot MaIitTH III sbNtHtII IHIIhg
FittsburS - n i u :, q dc
Boston . o o o o q o o
Two base hit-Wagner. Home run-FIynn.
Hits-On Mattern. Il in innings; on FerGu-
son. = in = innings. Sacrifice hits-Byrne.
Flynn. Stolen bases-R. Miller. RTrne. Was-
ner. Flynn Double plays-S"eeney and All
haticchio: J. Miller. Wagner and Flynn co:
sh can. Sweeney and HerZog. Left bases
Pittsburg, 7; Boston, s First base balls
Off Nattern, .: off Ferguson. |. First base
on errors-Pittsburg, ]. Struck out-By Adams
/; by Mattern, e. Time-i;45. Umpires-
IOhnstOne and EAsOn.
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FIRST GAME.
Totals .441s SO Il q :

%Ran for Bergen in eleventh inning IRAN for
Scanion in ninth inning.
Cincinnati ..... o o o O G 0 o 90 90 Ii
Brooklyn ......-...-.0 0 00O0 90 o D D 90
Left on bases-Cincinnati. H. Brooklyn, 8.
Two-hase hit-Scanlon. Three-base hit-LennOx.
Sacrifice hit-Bei First base errors-Cin-
cnnati l: Brooklyn. 2. Stolen base-Bescher.
Double plays-McIlan and Hoblitzell: McMil-
Ian and Downey; Bergen and Smith. First base
on balls-OfT Scanlon, .; off Bell, s. off Gaspar,
q Struck out-By Scanlon, 4; by Gaspar, l.
Hits-Of Scanlon, 5 in 9 innings: off Bell. 3 in
innings. Time-2:3s. Umplres-klem and
Kane.
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CARMICHAEL ALLOWS NO HITS.

carmichael. of Buffalo. pitched a no-hi''
no-run game against Jersey City YESTERDAY
me visitors winning by "A score OF ! to q
me BiSonS made the only run n the af1a
inning, when Smith and Sabre each eafssa
the ball for two bases.
The score follows.
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NJ o Ssi',ns; Tor an AGES.
IA S5i'e-eishth miles e'S
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CHICAGO, 7; BOSTON, f.

Chicago, Aug. 9.-Boston pounded White
for fourteen hits in seven and one-third
innings to-day, but lost by a score of TO 4.
fast fielding by the Sox pulling White out
of dangerous holes. Walsh relieved White
in the eighth inning and was invincible.
Collins was hit freely in the earlier rounds
and received poor support.
The score follows.
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Baseball Right
in Three Leagues

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
St Louis nj Ncw York 1.-TWO games,.
Cincinnati ut Brooklyn
Pittsburg al Boston.
Chicago at rhiladciphia
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. .: st. Louis. 4.
Cincinnati. I; Brooklyn. o.
Cincinnati. =. Brooklyn, g
Philadelphia. 8; Chicago J:
Chicago, ID; Philadelphia. T.
Pittsburg, 10; Boston, U.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Chicago. 81 30 $50 Cincinnati 40 ~ 800
Pittsburg SIS IS $3.50 BROOKLYN ~ 30 10 as
New York - 80 .ss5 st. Louis. 50 Sd SSs
PhiIa - 4S IS SEQ Boston SO So $50
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland.
RESULTS or GAMES YESTERDAY.
st. Louis. +: New York, o.
New York, 3: 81. Louis, o.
Philadelphia. 3: Detroit. I.
Chicago. :; Boston, T.
Cleveland, =; Washington. 1
Washington, J.; Cleveland, o.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
rhi,s 81 81 81 Il IS. ss4 c,e,e Gland. se 81 ~.
Boston 20 81 .s,94 Washingn AZ 80 -4l6
Detroit - 81 .564 Chicago. 80 - 35s
New York. IS IL .56GiSt. Louis. 20 81 .dV@
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Toronto at Newark
Buffalo mt jersey City
Montreal at Baltimore two.
Rochester at Providence.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Newark. ,: Toronto. 0.
Buffalo. 1; Jersey City. o.
Providence, 2; Rochester. I.
Baltimore. ,; Montreal, 0.
Montreal, =; Baltimore, 5.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
w PCf WI.P.C.
Rochester 6. II 6O2 Buffalo ~ 50 .444
Newark So ~ 500 Montreal 43 % 800
Baltimore. 81 AZ DAB Jersey City ~ b0 fHa
Toronto IS ~ $50 Proyid'nce 4S 50 Az
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Totals 81 8 81 u o Totals . 80 "a 3 :

Philadelphia. o l l X-3
Chicago. ....... . q q o.
Two-ba hits-Schulte 90. Magee. Titus.
Dooan. Luderus Three base hit Evers
Sacrifice hts-Walsh 90. Double plays
Doolau and Grant; Moore and Luderus. Struck
out-By Brown. 3! by Moore. l. Left
bases-t,hicago. 7; philadelphia. 7. First base
called balls-Oh Brown. l. off Moore. 3.
First base errors-Philadelphi l. Time
AZ Umpires-Rigler and Emslie
q
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ATHLETICS BEAT TIGERS
Plank Wins in Pitchers Keen
Battle with Mullin.

Detroit. Aug. 9.-Philadelphia won the
first game of the series from Detroit to-day
BIZ a score of to J. OIdring's single. when
Davy Jones fumbled: sacrifice fly ana
Davis'5 home run to the centrehed renee
gave the visitors the lead III the sixth. Two
brilliant plays ~ Collins checked Detroit
rally III the eighth.
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CHICAGO.
Totals 3771c7n2 Totals ..e7414 "a IA
.Batted for Collins in sixth inning.

Chicago .........-0 q q = . o "
Boston ..-.-.......--0 0 ) u u i Of
Two-bas hit--Lewis- Trree- base hit-Payre
TIfts-OT Il. Collins. fiji innings; off Hail.
in 3 innings: off White. II in Is innings
Sacrifice hit-Wagner- Stolen base-Stahl
Double plays-Zeider and T. Collins: Lewis and
Ciartlner. Left bases Boston. 8: Chicago. 4
Bases balls-OT White. ?: off Hall =. First
base erTOrs-Boston, l: Chicago. 2. Struck
out-By White. (: by Collins. - Walsh 4: Wild
pitch--White. Balk-White Time-2:IO I'm
pires-Collifower and Evans
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ORIOLES WIN AND LOSE.

-, " haltinore-FirSt game y ~ 2
..r-''Nilnre % I u u u - D
4NOhVs9l 20 q . q V-V -
,,iiss3tter1es-R Russell and Egau; Jones anu
sscena rsn,a RHE;
Montreal IL 9 o o o p! ,
'd4''Inote % q o q . ~ "a.
attertes- Hurchen crowley, Neefe i@1sirss--
,N1,..lStef. Ntckers, Adkins and ESan
Nu'taI and F,nnerau
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Totals. .siITa711o Totals. sTOe1 iss

-hatted for Messenger in the third inAi's'
fha''ed Tor Camnitz in the ninth inning.
Buffalo. .. Al A n A d D 81
jersey Civ a N A n , d e-V
FHSt hase BY erTors-Buf1alC 3 Lett ca IN
:, hu"alo, = RaSe hits-On Messenger ;
euree innings. First base hss-On ~ 80
SCI, on Camnitz, 1. Struck out-oI sSt..
SSlIi1sel, 3; by Camuttz. T. TwO-haSe
9"itn' SABRE. Heniipe Time OF saris-i'
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STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Elnlira, 5: Scranton, 3.
Utica, 1: Troy, u.
Syracuse, /: Albany. o al inD.
Wilkes Barre, 3: BinShamton, Gi !n.)
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NEW ENGLAND RESULTS.

Lowell, 4: New Bedford, 3.
Lynn, G: Fall River 4.
Worcester, 8; Brockton. 0.
Lawrence, 6; Haverhill, ?
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q Vt III tfTT tIb " VI
The score follows :
PHILADELPHIA
Totals oes427to1 Totals. 81 ) 81 IL 2


.Ba:ted for T. Jones in ninth inning
Philadelphia. +,
Detroit ......... o ! -" VI
Homo rIn-Davis. Sacrifice hit-Oldrtnz
Sacrifice Collins. Stolen base-Cobb- Leit
on bases-Detroit. &: Philadel phta. g. FIRST
base on baIls-Oh Plank. >; off Nillett :
First base on errors-Detrcit, J. Hit by
pitcher-By wil1ett Baker,. struck GIt
Ply Plank. 4; by Niilett. !. VIVA pltch A." 'i's'1
Tine-1:45 I-upires-Conuolly and KERN.
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The scores follow
FIRST GAME.

sBatted for CrIser in eighth inning
St Louis ..-...-...-O - - q o ] II
New York .........0 o - . . o Ga
Two-base hit-DanieIs- sacrifice hits-Stone
knight. Double piays-FfarJzeli. I'rUes<iaIs. Nsv-
nam and KiIIffer: Quinn and knight Stolen
basts-Cree, GTi-gs- First base On baIls-0-
Powell. J Struck OTt-By Powell 1. BY Quinn
. Left on base-S-- Louis .: New York
TAME 50. CmPIres-Perrine and Di1esn.
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FAVORITES FARE WELL
Only One Upset in Grant Circuit
Meeting at Cleveland.

Cleveland Aug. S.--FavoriteS had an
other good day in the Grand Circuit races
to-day at North Randall. In only one
event were the forecasts upset. That was
in the last race, when I'uzz Johnson. I
black stallion by The Baron Shell, driven
by Frank Jones, of Memphis. beat Louis
W Winan's chestnut mare Dora after =
hard struggle. The event was the Els
trot and four heats were necessary before
Fuzz Johnson was finally decided the win
ner. Dora looked like an easy winner in
the first heat. but broke on the stretch
She won the second heat but broke again
in the third, when she again had a fine
chance to land the money.
The s$.o0e Edwards stake went 10 The
Able. Ed Geers got the Chamber of Conn
mcrce Stake winner away in third place
in the first heat. and at the three-quarter
pole had him battling with Evelyn w,
passing her few yards from the wire in
Il driving finish. The time was 2:04 fiat, a
new mark for The Able, who made 2:o41a
az Detroit last week. Tho second heat
developed into an even hotter battle a
blanket would have covered The Able.
Evelyn w and Branilsm Baushman as
they passed under the wire in the order
named. The Able was never headed in
the 1ildl neat
The summaries follow:
PACING -2:fo CLASS PURSE. 81. 500 -
THREE IN FIVE
Earl u. e.. e. by The Earl CCox1
W. A. hT. z. tFloyd J.. --.-..----..--.. = -
Hattie Direct, Oh. m. CT G. Jones).-.. 8
EaSten. h. g Packer Neutrality-suspicious.. = = !
Eahetts J.. rn. & Bunch ...---..- DR.
BESSIE Cook. l.. m. tStarbuck) ..-.--.. q 6 DIR
w n. <. oh. :. tSs unders .---.----.-. , dis
The Prince b. z. tStevenst ....-..... dis
Time :0Gt., @:o184. 2:06S4-
PACING -2:14 CLASS - THE EDWARDS
STAkE-PURSE, s5,oo0-THREE- HEAT
PLAN.
The Able. blk s, by Chimes CGeers). ! 1
Evelyn w. b. IN. (3. Shank -..----- - =:
Branham Baughrnan h. s. (Cox) > -
The Phiistine. E. tOwings> ..--..-.. 4
Mary Boo. b. 6Merrifieldl IS )
DR.. W. ". D.. b. e. Castle ..---... dis
Time-2:o4. 2:o754. 2:oS
TROTTING - EOS CLASS 49, SWEEPSTAKES
WITH $500 ADpED-TWO IN THREE.
Country Jay. Oh. by Jay Hawker &c.
Baron May br $ tsayles, ..............2 >
Dewitt, b. e. Kanel Observation-Disclosures. .
General H. b. :. fHaagl. Observation-Disclosures. /
Aquin. h. s. tMcDcnal Observation-Disclosures. 3
pemaTest, b. 3 Of, Jones'. ...--.-......-... Gs
Time. o:os. 2:o6f..
TROTTING-2:15 CLASS-PrRSE s., ooo-T-WO
IN THREE.
Fuzz Johnson. h. s.. by The Baron
Dora. eh- m. Pennoch). .....-...----- L
Josie Mae, b. N. Packer. ........... dis
Lulu Arion. oh. +. u. BenyonD. = 3
Time, PAX. 2:1354. 2:1434 2:191a
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SECOND GAME
Totals. IS 10 - II Totals 81 5 - 10 /
Batted for Fucker in the eighth inning.

+Batted for Rucker in the eighth inning.
Cincinnati. $500. o q o :. o.
Brooklyn. ...... l l o u
Loft on bases-Cincnrati. o. Brooklyn. ..
Two base hit Mclean. Three-base hits
Davidson. Bescher. Sacrifice flies Daubert,
HohlitzeU. First base crrors-Cincinnati. /.
stolen bascE-Boscher. EGan Bases on balls
off Rucker, .; off Burns, ]. Struck out
Bv Fucker. ); by Burns, l. Hit by pitcher
nv Fucker CBurnsi: by Burns (LeunoxD.
Tits-OV Rucker. l. in innings; off Dessau.
l in ] inning. Tnae-1:52. Umpires-hane
and Klein.
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ASSOCIATION RESULTS

Minneapolis. g. Columbus .
Louisville, ): Milwaukee, l.
Indianapolis. q: Kansas city, T.
st. Paul, 4: Toledo, ) Gl In.
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FIRST GAME.

Totals SO Is 81 Is o. Totals.-.--31 q - 10 :
cleveland n / o q . o x-T
Vashington o o q o Ii
Two-base hits-Birningham. Young Three
base hits-EasterIy, Ainsmfth. SacTthce nuts
Young Rath Sacrifice fy-Graney. stolen
bases-Lajoie CO.. Essterly. Niles 90 Dou-
BILE pIays-Stovall, Ball and Stoyali' h4lh5 y
(11nassfsted) Hfts-Of Reisling. IL in > -
innings: off Otey. ! in . Ia innings. First
base on baIls-Of Young, I; of Heislins' /:
Otey / Wild pftch-ReisIing. L. Left on
bases-CIeyeIand g; Washington, i lime
40.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS

Hartford. :; Waterbury. l.
New Britain, !. Holyoke, p
Springfield, g. Northampton. T.
Bridgeport, Il; New Haven.
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FIFTH RACE.-Selling; for four year-olds and
upward; $500 added. One mile and
eighth. start good. Won driving: place
same. Time, 1899. Winner. oh. h., by
Maz8gan-FlocarlIne Owner. s. Emery.
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NEWARK
Totals. 81 - Is o. Totals. 2S9:sIis

"Batted for Rudolph in ninth inning tssiisa
for Shaw in ninth inning
Newark ..-.-.....-.p a. . . y
Toronto ..-...-.-...O o d W
Euns-Gettmsn 81 stolen base--IouSen sac
rlhce hits t'anley. Zimmerman TvVts-haSs III
LOuden. BaSe on ball<-OT L. ! - RIsiepn.
L Struck out-By Rudolph s. Passed eaii-
ltslheilIan- Balk- Rudolph First base on elIss
Newark. = Lett on bAssS--NeWsrS, ;: go
Iohty; Time Of same-I.20. TulPires-syTS1