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New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
YALE CANDIDATES GET CALL
Football Men Summoned to Re
port at Lakeville.
nv Taleersrh 20 The Tribune.

New Haven. Aug 1o-Final orders have
been given for the Yale football candidates
TO report on Monday. September Il. at
Lakeville Conn Captain Fred DAILY plans
II spend from September u till September
% the day before the opening of college,
In rldimentary drill there. The faculty had
threat tened TO allow no more games to be
played before college formally opened, but
this fail will make an exception, when Yves
leyan will be PLAYED.
None of the Yale football officials has
Vet appeared except Walter Camp who has
been here most of the summer. Mr. Camp
gays that the officials will have an extreme
" difficult task enforcing the rules this
fall. as they will be compelled 10 watch
rlan- places ar once and look fer more
than double the penalties usually enforced
Otherwise he has not commented on the
rules. Captain Fred DAILY has been spend
ing the summer il Canada, and Ted Coy
has been in lumber camp in Wisconsin
with his brother. sherwood Coy. the former
Yale end.
Yale men admit that the new rules will
rerolutionize the game, and small attend
ances at all the matches this fall, with
travesty on the sport, are freely predicted.
Wide flung rush lines. plenty of lodging,
mass play dropped and plenty of puntins
and long passing are believed TO be in
store for the spectators II is believed here
that the Yale star players of the last ten
years will find their occupations pretty well
gone as coaches. The players of the old
fashioned open game and their technique
are expected to be called upon. While no
announcement has been made, it is rrmored
that IaIe's veteran coach, George Foster
Sanford will be seen frequently with the
eleven this fall. and that he will appear at
Lakeyile as soon as the players report
Yale football players have been in despair
at making anything constructive and def
mite out of the new rule code and have
appealed to Sanford to help them
It is deeply regretted at Yale that How
ard Jones' who was splendid tactican,
cannot be secured for Yale this fall, but
Jones gave his entire time to giving Yale a
champion eleven last year. and will be at
Ohio State University this fall
Yale begins this season with the smallest
number of veterans on any eleven IN years.
Only Captain Fred DAILY, Johnny Fitzpatrick
and Quarterback Howe. are in college Wal
ter Camp jr. Holiday Philbtn, and Spald-
ing the backfield of the freshmen last fall,
are prominent candidates for the team
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

Harpoon. All the yachts were close To-
gether at the first turn.
The second leg long slow reach
and the Harpoon showed her aplDe9 a.
drifting beating out the Gina and Beaver
to the second mark. The wind shifted on
the third leg and gave all the boats a
ca. TO the home mark. The iarpoon anu
Chonta, lust before reaching the marx
Z, ,rged ahead turning we'll in advance OF
tie other boats. on the second uiie
aro,,nd the Harpoon steadily drew away
should the Harpoon win to-morfo"
race. which will be over a WindWard anu
howard course. the contest for the Presl-
6ent Taft CUP will be settled. The other
boats will then continue on Monday 1oT
the Governor Draper Cup. which IS 10 oe
awarded on points.
Al the close of to-day's race the l'ai
400 nhad won TWO legs on the Tal' Nup
and the Beaver one. For the Draper up
the Beaver had 15 points; Gina, a. fiai-
noon. u: Chonta 10; Mosquito H. o.
Ioose, : -
The ELAPSED time or to-day's race 1o'-
lows Harpoon. {. r ADAMS -"'
American. 259:22. Beaver. {. H. W ''s
tor. American. ::O$;2 %; Gina, Guy Lowell
l-rerican 3:et12: Chonta, Louis Araha'
SPANISH 3:os:43; Mosquito H. Y. H. Lof fis0'
Srantsh. G:2152: Papoose, n Eches"r "reii'
Spanish, 3:2S;t1.
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CUBS BEAT SUPERBAS
Brooklyn Hits Brown Hard, but
Loses the Game.

Chicago. Aug. 1e.-Although they made
twelve safe hits off MordeCai Browns de-
livery to-day the Superbas were unable 10
connect with the ball at the critical mo-
Inent, and as consequence the game went
to the Cubs by a score of ) 10 3.
Under ordinary conditions Scanlon. who
pitched for the Superbas, should have won
his game, but his team mates played loose
" In the tight places. Chicago made only
five hits but two we're punched In the fifth
inning, when the Cubs scored three runs
In the following inning they got three
more singles that counted for TWO runs
The superbas tried hard to catch up with
the leaders. nut one run 10 an inning was
the best they could do. and they were able
10 score only in three innings
The score follows
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
ROWAN POUNDED HARD
Giants WaIIop Cincinnati in First
Game of Series.
DOYLE HAS A BUSY DAY
Larry Drives Out a Triple and
Two Doubles in Five
Times at Bat.

Cincinnati Aug. 1s-The battery OF heavy
hitters which the New York Giants turned
loose on Rowan of Cincinnati, to-day
proved too much for the twirler, and the
visitors pounded him for a victory In the
first game of the series by a score OF to g.
Eleven we'll punched hits were collected OF
Rowan's delivery, and several of them were
for extra bases. out of five times at pat
Larry Doyle got two doubles and triple
Snodgrass was up four times and got one
triple Willie Merkle made double III one
Of his three times at bat. Every man on
the team was credited with a hit with the
exception of Fletcher. who was playing IN
the place of Al Bridwell-
The Giants got a four-rUu lead in tho hrst
inning and such being the case matheWson
was not compelled TO extend himself at alt
lie allowed the Reds to hit freely, and they
found him for eight safeties- Al no time
during the game did they look at all dan
gerous however. nor we're they able 10
tally more than one run 10 an inning.
Just before the game started McCiraW re-
ceived notice of his indefinite suspension
for disputing the decisions of Rigler during
the recent series with the Pirates at the
Polo Grounds. BrdWell, too. was among
those absent. lie was suddenly called to
his home in Portsmouth. Ohio, by the ILL
ness of his father.
The visitors gave Rowan hot reception
in the first inning. Devore started the
proceedings with II pretty single 70 left
field. and DOYLE followed this UP with a
three-base drive to left centre, which
brought Josh home. Snodgrass was hit on
the wrist with an inshoot and walked, bnt
Murray was good for a single, which
brought Larry home. while Merkfe sacri-
feed. advancing Snodgrass and Red
base. Both tailed Devllns single to
centre. Fletcher stopped the rally by fore
ing Devlin at second and getting caught
stealing himself.
In the fourth inning Fletcher walked and
SchIei singled and stole second Both
scored on Matty's single, A double by
Merkle, DevIin's sacrifice and Fletchers 9
sacrifice fly tailed another run In the sixth,
while Doyie's double SnodgraSs's triple
and Murray's single answered for two more
in the seventh.
The Reds scored in the third inning on sn
error by Devlin, a single and an out In
the fifth Rowan's single and Hoblitzells 8
double scored another, while singles by
Paskert and Mclean and out scored an
other. in the sixth.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
The score follows
st. LOUIS

Totals. .ss . "a L. o Totals. s13e71,,
Philadelphia a-.- l D D O d n q
St. Louis. ....-..-... y l D D d A "A ~
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PLEASED WITH NEW RULES

Washington, Aug. 19--Although it was an
nounced last night that there would be no
more football at Georgetown University,
owing TO the death in game here with the
University of Virginia of one Of the men On
the latter team. the new football rules
have given a new lease Of life TO the
Georgetown team. The revised rules con-
tain the principal points for which the
Georgetown authorities have been contend
ing. September 2f is the date fixed for the
opening game. Georgetown's big game of
the year that with the University of Vir-
girlia will be played here on November Il.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

FOURTH RACE-THE MERCHANTS AND
CITIZENS HANDICAP: for three-year-olds
and upward; 81, 800 added One and three
6ix miles
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SIXTH RACE. Selling

'apgren,ice si'o1anc.
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ENTRIES AT SARATOGA

SECOND nACE..-THE SARATOGA STEEPLT
CHASE; selling; for four-year-oIds and III
,r-ari- GROSS nrn Abo,
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PIRATES BEAT THE DOVES
Boston Pounds Leifeld from Box
in Eighth, However.

Pittsburg, Aug. 19.-Pittsburg defeated
Boston to-day by score of to s. Flynn,
In the seventh inning. knocked the ball
over the centre field fence wall for d home
run, with two men on bases. The features
Of the game was the batting OF r. Miller
and Collins the former getting five hits
and the latter four They scored four OF
BoStOn's six runs.
The score follows
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HOME RUNS WIN GAME
Red Sox Defeat Detroit by HH-
ting Stroud Hard.

Boston, Aug 19.-Two home runs n
by Stahl and the other by Engle OF Strau-
Detroit's pitcher. decided to-day's gams i
favor Of the Red Sox. the fnai score ssr
10 2. Bush, of Detroit. also made lO5
run Thomas j. O'Brien, q pitcher Of n
Hartford Comm League club. was E'
chased by Boston to-day
The score follows
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
CHICAGO
Totals 275527t42 Totals . IS 5 IL "a 2

sBstte1 for Smith in ninth inning TBatted
for Scanlon IN ninth inning.
Chicago q o q x-3
brookiyn ...........D / o - 1 ia
TRo-base hits-IennoE. Shecksrd Tinker.
Smith. Three-Ias hits-Tiuler. Baryer. SacTt-
fee hft-Chsnce. stolen bases Beaumont.
Schultz. Double piays-Zinmeruan and Chance:
HummeI Smith and Daubert. Left bases
BROOKLYN S: Chicago @ First base on balls
OFF Scan1on, T. First base ors-BrookIyn.
2, ChiCa go, I. Struck BY ScaDioU, !; by
Brown, T. Time-1;45. CIHpires- Brennan and
@ Day.
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Two-base hit-TruesdaIe Home rrn-ToIz
Sacrifice hits-kniEht. Ford. Cree stolen ts
Louis. S: New York. s. First bass on srr
New York, I. Double plays-Rnight Isrr
and Chase; TvJIesdale and Wallace: LagGr
Knight and Chase. Struck our-By Ford !
by Ray. l. Bases on balIs-Of Ford. T. i
Ray, t. Hit by pitcher-By RAY. c~
Chasep- Time-f:4O. J-npire-Perfus
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Johnstown, IL; Lancaster, f.
Williamsport Is; Trenton, Cfrst game).
Williamsport. 9; Trenton, 1 Second game).
Altoona, 3; York, first ganlel.
Altoona, 5: York. 0 fsecond game).
Harrisburg, 3: Reading. 2.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
WASHINGTON
CLEVELAND
Totals 81 10 is2Tet
Washington. a :
Cleveland =
Totals. 2s o g e413c

v.ss,ns,.s noIas % 10 IL rel Totals. ..sose..
cisveland '-''.'. q 10
Tso-base b,ts o o
,nni,ss sns'eesseSsler. Hits-on ne Mole Mole Three
t~EiberfA,dN dNoesetner e In innings sscrir,. ~
sacrince hes-KiIitf4r I-nens MTErtds
Wa.hinston. & sna Jnglauh L4fs on hssss hsssole
Wssbr9,ooh ,onhsgn on De Mott F4pss bssa sn 1asmo 1
BY Koestnsr Struck Struck out-Ry johnson. =
aoNer and connon, ''hhe-iso Trpires-Ceuj
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
BOSTON.
DETROIT
Totals 47l11oi Totals s2ss'

'Batted for stroud in the ffts inning TS~'
1or Works in the ninth inning.
Boston - O o o 0 0
Detroit. .....-..-.-. D 0 D
Two-base hits-McIntyrs -. Home =
Stahl, Bush. E3gle. Hits-O% stroud. !. q
innings. of Works ) in 3 innings SAe1i1s - q
Hooper. Stolen haseS-COb5. DeienaHsy. 1-s~I
plays-Hooper and kleinow. Bush aA9 -
hanty. Left on baseS-Detroit, =. = {
ton. :. First base on balis-Of Stross' - -
harger. 3: OF Works. . First base OF s -
Boston l. Hit by pitcherEy stroud ~
Struck out-By Karger. >; BY stroud, : ~
pitch-KarEer. Time hour Is ulihu'7~
pires-Egan and O'LouShiin.
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PHILADELPHIA, s: Chicago

Philadelphia. Aug. 19--Philadeipns
feated Chicago to-day by a score Oh
The Athletics hit Scott's delivery -
The batting of Oidring and Scott an.
wonderful catch by K. Collins Oh
hills bat featured the same
The score follows:
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EIICA60
Totals. Is 1872 Is n Totals, s. :
.Bat,sa for Mclean in sixth innins.

sBatted fer Mclean in sixth innins-
Philadelphia ......,- = n o n
Two-ease hits Dousherty, oldTiuSf Sfr,.yss !
7-br,.s- basr hIt~pavis. Sscrirce dies Spgsss
Lord Sacrifice httS-Baker, tiSiSS. tSS.,,,trs =
plays-Raker Davis and Rahefs e,,Iitysas. 4 4
Davis. Mcconnell and TannehiH; suS ~
ford srd soft Istt on bases chicago . -
adeiphta s Bases on halls on Sts Stes's. sst
hase on errors-chicaSc, J. strut Trsaas
Scott. 4: by Plank, s. Passed IS-,rs
Ttme-l:4 40 I-mptreS- Kerin and h-tS' a5
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WASHINGTON, 10: CLEVELAND

washington. Aug. 1s.-Washington arov.
De Mott and Koestner from the ho~ 80
day and shut out Cleveland b1, scn~s -,
10 to O. Johnson was invincible o,o.
handed catch by Conroy was the faat,,rn
The score follows:
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PITTSRURG.
Totals. 81 10 p a q Totals. 81 10 "a

A'OSNVI1 Y Y U U S U-b
Two-base hits-Byrne. Clarke, +. Miller Beck
Three-base hits-Byrne. Wagner. Gibson. Home
rCn-Flynn- Sacrifice hits-CIarke Sweeney
Graham. Sacrifice fes-J Miller. Sweeney
Stolen base-Campbell Double plays-CIarIe
Wagner and Flynn: Shean and sharpe First
base on bals-Of Leifeld, g or Curtis s. Hit
by pitcher-Beck Struck out-By IeifieId I; hv
Curtis. 2 First base error-Pittsburg LET,
bases-Pittsburg, Z: Boston. 10. Hits-Ofr
Leifield 10 in Z Is innings: off Philippe 3 in
% innings; of Curtis. in : innings: OF
Frock. in I inning TIme-1:55. Uuapires-
Eason and tombstone
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ASSOCIATION RESULTS.

Minneapolis. 3. Louisville l.
Kansas City, 4; indianapolis, fhrst
gamel. ..,, 5..oos
Kansas CITY. 5; Indianapolis, tsecond
Toledo. s; St Paul, dirst game,.
ST Paul 8: Toledo tsecono game'
Columbus, 6: Milwaukee, 3 0lrst Ealhel.
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PHILADELPHIA, 3; ST. LOUIS. l

st. Louis. Aug. 19.-Philadelphia won
to-day's game from ST Louis by a score
of to 1. Backman was hit hard in the
first and third innings. Ewing pitched
good ball throughout the game and had
excellent support
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
BUFFALO. 3; PROVIDENCE

At Buffalo Us
Providence - o a 0 =" a
Ratteries-Sline and Peterson
Williams Unpires-Byron and Mat''-
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TWo-f1ase hitsAHohlitzs

Three base hits-Doy1e. Snodgrass. Sacrifice hits
-Merkle: Devln: Fletcher: stolen bases
Double play-Doyle. Fletcher ami Merkle Left
bases-New York. 4: Cincinnati o. First base
On balls-OT Mathewson, I: off Rowan. l. Hit
by pitcher-By Rowan. =, Struck out-By
Mathewson. 2: by Rowan, 4. Time-l:41. I'm
pires-Klsm and Kane
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
MONTREAL, 4; JERSEY CITY. O.

Montreal, Aug ls.-The home players sig
nalized their return home to-day by white
washing the Jersey City team by a score of
4 to o. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

PACING-FRFF- -FOR-ALI4 CLASS - ~ RISE
Sl,eo-TWO IN THINE
Gift Line b. G. by Online Carter !
Baron whips ch. &. (Murphy) '-.''.-'-''-''
Afieen Wilson, br tCoxt. ''-'''''-----
Darkey Hal blk. m (Snow) ~ .''''''-'''
Time 2:06b4. 2:oo
PACING -2.11 rr.Ase-PIrRsE s1.0oo-THREE
IN FOUR
Lady Isle. b. m, by Highland "iiEes
COX $500. 80 = .
Mike Wilcox b. z (Opiyke) .....'--'-'-
Alta Coast. b. m. Demsey} :; n,a go. q ~
Time, 2:1lA, 2:00ta. 2:la
-r,,r,-1,r>-,, o.,o CI,se-DOMINION OF CAN
ADA-PURSE s2,oOo-THREB IN FIVE
Melva J.. b. m. by Peter the Great
Alice Roosevelt. ch. m. CMurphy,.
I'earoleine, ch. m. (C. r. Harness .''- .
Mochester b. 8. Neersl 1900 VI
Time 2:15. 2:13. 2:l2 2:lli4.
PACING-2:05 CI.ASS-PURSE S1.oo-THRkE
IN FOUR
Ess H. Kay blk. h. by Direct Hal OBJ
White --'-'''-''-' %
Walter w b. e fieers). .-..-..-.' :
Fila Ambulator b. m. (MurphO. O.......'
Walter IIai gr. 5. CW. Garth. ......
Time 2:O6. 2:o6i2. 2:o1
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.

Lowell. 3, Fall River. 0.
New Bedford. 3. Haverhill,
Brockton, 8. Worcester, 3
Lynn. 4 Lawrence. q.
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WINS IN STRAIGHT HEATS
Ess II. Kay Captures Feature
Race at Buffalo Meeting.

Buffalo, Aug. 19.-The Z:oe pace "aS
the feature Of the closing day or 1he
Grand Circuit races at the fort 1-fie
track. Ess H. Kay ruled favorite and won
the race in straight heats. In the first
,,a., Eee II Kav and walter W. raced to
+bo y;ra neck and neck, Ella Ambulator
and Walter Hal barely getting 1iisioe oi
the distance flag The time, 2:0e, was the
t.s. OF tho race The Dominion Of
canada stake. of $4,000. for 2:1o trotters,
was won by Melva j.
The summaries follow
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

THIRD RACE.-Handicap; for three -year-olds
and upward; $3.50 added One mile and a
quarter start good. Won easily; place
Same. Time. 2:I1. Winner. b. c. by Alan
a-Dale-Lily f Owner. BeverWyck Stable
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
Totals. Sc o11" "714l Totals ss

sBatted for Moeller in eighth inning TBIair
out hit by batted ball.
Rochester. ...-.......1 o . o 0 "A
Newark .............O o . ) o d "a
Two-base hits-McAllister, Simmons EIair
Sacrifice hits-Batch, Zimmerman I-,uden Esr..
base on errors-NewaTk. /: Rochester = Struck
out-By Lee. 3: by Mcconnell j. First base
on haIs-On Lee, >; OF Mcconnell . fIit hv
pitched bali-By Mcconnell. =. Left on bases
Newark 9: Rochester, u. Observation-Disclosures
and Kelly. Attendance. 200
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

Baseball Fi8bf
in Three Leagues

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES To-pAi'
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburg. .u,s
PhiIadeIphia at st. Lo"l''
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. Q; Cincinnati. 8.
Chicago, 8; BROOKLYN. 3.
PfftsburE, 8; Boston o.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
w.LP.C.f WI. Pc.
cn,c.~ So s5 .ss4 Cincinnati 81 So .4sI
PittsburH- 81 80 .6Is BROOKLYN 20 CO aso
New York 81 az .5s2 st. Louis ~ 90 90 se0
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at philadelphia
Cleveland at Warrington
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
New York. q: st. Louis. o.
Philadelphia. 8; Chicago. J.
Boston. 4; Detroit, 3
Washington. 10; Cleveland o.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
ph;Ia Is "a .sss Cleveland. 40 so $50
Boston 81 81 -57s Washinsn W 9 o. 20.
Detroit -. 62 30 -55s Chicago. ~ o. 10,
New Yo,L 81 ~ .55sist. Louis. "a '2 .s.l
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
Newark at Rochester twol.
Jersey City at Montreal.
Providence at Buffalo ftvo)-
Baltimore at Toronto (tvop-
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Montreal. &: Jersey City, o.
Buffalo. 3; Providence. g
Baltimore, o: Toronto. I.
Rochester. s.: Newark, 4.
F.sJFR~ IFaCIF STANDING
WIPCI ". 7. PC.
Rochester 6s IS 6o2 Montreal. 50 SO .459
Newark 6S &. .591 Buffalo 49 so $50
RaItimor. 81 81 $50 Prov nee 4s 81 .429
Toronto 50 SO -527 7lJersey City ~ 6s 4oS
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Blnghamton. 5; Elmira, :
Albany, 10; Troy, T.
scranton. :; Wilkes Barre, l.
Syracuse, !; Utica, first game
Syracuse. 8; Utica isecond game)
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SECOND RACE.-Sellins; for three-year-ods;
$500 added Seven furlongs- start good.
Won easily: place same. Time, 1:3o- Win
ner h. + bv JACK Point-Byelet- Owner,
Victoria Stable.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

Two-base hlts-+Bresnahan Hugpt,s r,,o.
Sacrifice hits-Oakes, Bates S,oI.r ssS, Rates
witt, Oakes BASES on balls-Ofr Eyrinv =. e.
fackman- q STRUCK out-By Ewing. Z; bv R,cI y.
phia. :. Time-i:oo Umpire-Rigier '"''a''e'-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
BALTIMORE. .: TORONTO

At Toronto s-eL /
Baltimore -,-.-S = at
Toronto "a q o o rgss
Bate Ra'seris.-vickars and Esan x,Il,sss ss,1'. ~
and Yard~grtft rnlpirss-Hurst ah'
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SIXTH EACE~-For thTee-year-oids and Up
ward: $50 added One mile. start good
Won driving; place easily. Time A.
winner, h. r.. b. Bryn HaP-r-Coriser
e7uer CAPTAIN T.. 3. Casssff
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
SARATOGA SUMMARIES.

rHsT RACE.-SeIling handicap: for two-year-
clds; $500 added Five and g. half furlongs.
start good Won easily; place driving.
time no Winner. ch. G. by The Com
,rnner-Tollch Not. Owner, d. Dunlop
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coupled.

FOURTH RACE.-THE cATSKILL: for three
yesr-oIds and upward; value, $500. Seven
fur,ot.ss start good. Won easily; place
same Tire. 1:2sa5. Winner. oh G. by
e;ol5en Maxim Pretense- Owner Thomas
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Baseball. Two games First game p NJ
-. I. Americans St Louis America n
/ eaeue PARK Admission soc
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Totals. IS 81 10 Totals 81 8 "a Is 3

Montreal ...........t q o o o Z o x-4
Jersey City. ..........o o o q o d %
Two-base hit-Jones. Sacrifice hit--ToIly
stolen bases~Esmond, Deiniuger First base on
errors-Jersey city l. Struck out-By Ferry. 5;
by keete. o Beses on bal1s-or Ferry I: of
Eeefe Double play Holly and f'erkin I'm
pires- Halgan and Stafford
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

FIFTH RACE--Seilt1g; Tor three-year-clds and
upward; 500 added. One mile. Start poor
Won easily: place driving. Time, 1:44A
Winner. b. m. by Montana-Touche Pas
Owner. H. l. Schwartz
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Fcr cth-r sports sec e'sse"sh e
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other in the sixth.
The score follows

Totals. $40 II 271s5 Totals. Ss s q IA
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-25
BY GEORGE 3. HARRISON

Theodore A. Bell standard bearer of Caforna Democracy
the began the fight emancpate California from the
thradom Southern Pacific henchmen received tremendous
ton in Temple night when he appeared with his
ming mate, Timothy Spelacy.
Nearly 5000 persons stepped forward speak,
Hundreds of handkerches and thousands of
approval of the who pioneered the battle that
overthrow of the Southern Pacific machine
n California
The applause deaening 1t and fell in successive
waves The band joined splendid greeting ended only
great audience had heed and appauded several minutes
and Mr. his hand in appeal for silence
Tim Spelacy presided extremely popular He dubbed
with pride for Los Angeles.
I old Angeles he said and can't help talking
about her whether my the north. predict
that within years many other cities this country will follow
the Los Angeles system and this city's charter"
TELLS OF SUCCESS
Mr. Speacy the enthusiasm he found everywhere in
Democratic ticket He called at
nton present popularity of the fight against corporation
control and insisted that Theodore Bell has prior
consideration his opponent IN this regard by reason o.
fight commenced
rn Handey the Democratic candidate for congress from
this district made eloquent speech although suffering severely
cold He pointed the necessity
tariff taken of partisan politics altogether
cheering greeted the OF Mayor aynor oS
New York when Professor Handey mentioned It,
F. Bledsoe made short speech outlining the
upheld by the Democratic candidates and
every lover of California consider the standards OF the Democratic
party this years election - -
Then came tremendous reception to Theodore Behen
was briefly by Chairman Speacyhe tribute OF
California audience his remarkable and persistent fight for good
government in California -
the band lasted several minutes but the
moment Mr. Bell signied his intention of speaking every
quiet and there the utmost attention to hear every word
Mr. Bell spoke extemporaneousy but with that eoquence and
finish that all his speaking His telling points
with continued cheers that demonstrated his standing
a1d1en