davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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TRACK RECORD FOR R,FE,,
re TrO,s In 7.I7 IA AZ the Nonr..

| Ideal racing weather arF ,.r =.
| grounds contributed 10 'ho su..s -.
trotting meeting at Monroe. We
day, ~hsn racing was ~ .lr ,.l .r,.. -
days interruption for WhI,u rr.a
| sponsihle ~
Richari DelaheId'S shawl r., q.
cent of the 81 .Ooo pur-" m .H. - ~
stake race. for trottsr- m mo .., =.
he won In straight heats with .-.', va
enough To make him hu-fI" 4f..- =
tilt when SILVER Bell" rn.Sh"'. 90 y. ~
first heat BLACK MahoElr. rs n ~
pretty much hiS own way ir DID. a- ''hs-
but was "utirn't"d after be- '..i IA a.
b"-i cards and saved not htur f.- ..,. ~ =
Bulkl"v~ black g".I.ar -
lowered the track record lu ... '"m~
bv No aud a hall seconds ~. .-.....I 10
last heat ~ ~. aud ~ wa "Nr.... 80.
could have gone great deal fl-....,
cared 10 distance The Held "a
fiv" heats acre nrrr~>ary 20, ....t. D..
from Jerry. Jr the ultimate winner tI.,ts
won ~" first h"a, and ~ Pau 'ra ,.,o,-
Jerry. .lr, "am- NJ nith a rtI-h 900 mo nv.
Wt.Siel the laur-l- from ham ,aAa
The summarize.
~ ~IA>s. trotung purse s'"n
1DrlsRsld Murray
Nj, er belle cr NJ ny Lroua,u, uo-.-. III
H'sa I..dTond. b n. by .1onr-y Br I'm !
4. y HendriclSon lHendTick son
RGeOrNc fitzgerald tfiRgeraldl
l,olien N-ars b. ~ silent Broos N %
WSchaefrr (ScfAefcr, ...... =.
SAsSAfrNs Bay. rh. q. BY Bedworth n
Nhlte MArSh stock Farm 'pougfer'y. a.
Oskiard Rells hlt. m Nv OAklant a-o-
+. Tiengrove CTienRrove'..
Tine-sis'., :iStl. $50,
-. elass. frotNnE pur~s AVS
r,rnss; blk Z, by Brown Master a
May Bird ro $. by Happy BIru "
NcpOHhld 49,,
Alford '. en-. G, by Frank rot Rsfx-r
Horse Con-TA tBurtlckl. -,
Time-.i7i., .'is. .i.A.
ia Glass. pacing purse SnO
Jerry lr. d. g. hr Atlantic Ming
Thomas TtcngroNc ,li,
g'lartuc y Ir.. ~ NnrN' 4 ErAn.
CtSro Hro~ tbt'krr>on'..
81 Paul. e. by Mort 'n,l reu
drtrkSnu
ldlevood. br. m. Rcwsrn and Pos
Wepsen, -. .-.-1 'I,i
o " Gyie~ tHurkr'
.atv hate. b by ioru OF ths
Manor & y Iittnan
Time :i7'-. :.i"L., ..i''s. cis.. 49,,
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iuERIS tGIE.
quinn Does tRoth~r Biowup and High
IAnderS Lose.

THoh"r Ou nm did another hlowup vesier-
iur and he Hirhlandrrs we're beaten in
t." ninth inning Toy the ~ Louis Weaklings
IH"f los four ont of -iN IN TailsndV lie
70 sorry showing cons id~rinR their oppo-
urU'- ,uiIhrr The Athletics quit in
Detroit again. 'hsIr victory heinR only the
'n.rd ia four games with the passing chani-
i.uu- lu" ku-'ou> lett chicago richer
Nr tour -tra ght defeats than when they
,rrlN 81 there m. Mhue SoX won thrtr
I'>' ihrr" games hv one run margin The
Ni-hrug''n- shut Out tho IlsVslands from
whom tr"' took four uu' of -a,sn games
WITH ON" gam" 10 Bv their poor work
~ - Louis IN" New Works missed a fat
iau'" fp ,limh The results
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POLO iT FONT JIDITH.
Br,n Nawr and New Haven I'd Team.
Win Game-.

NAErAGsNsErr PIFR. I Aug 1?
There Na- large attendance Of polo en-
'hu-,a~i- NJ the Point Judith Country club
tournament to o-day There were two Rames
IN the nrsi round for the Narragan@eit Guns
Ia one sided contest Hrvn MaWr defeated
Myopia ~ IN the first event hy a score OF
!! goals to - la the second match New
Haven .d defeated Point Judith by the sore
Of ~ to ~
There were several miShaps during m.
second match In on" Of tho rlo-ing perIod /.
Joshua Crane. who PLAYED hack. Collide,l
With charles Cary Rum-ay Of tho New
Haven team and both riders came a cropper
although neither was seriously injured
The lineup and summary
FIH-r oANr
Dryn Mawr .AlrNAndrr Rrowr 4, - " ia,
uson. J.. straw bridge 5. &. y smith
Total. ~ 49,
NyopA I'd Nmcs I, u Tweed. 4. ~ HAD
len, :. g. q Amor. TotNl ~
Nv Mavr Earne'i goals. y. total. ~ Ny
opiA Earned goals 3 Nv handicap goats los 1
by penAiieS. a goal. Total. 50.
EH,oNp aArE
New HAven - Rs'hborne q. 2 u Moi.
gAn, ~ &C Kumsey.g N = Ro>eukarirn 4
Total 10
"o'n' Judith " Hazard : "a Ia Noa
ngne Phipp- ; Joshua crane 4 Total 80
New haN'n Earned goals : received h, han
d. ap. 10 goals. lost by penalties. q total. II
io,nt Judith fsrned soais - lost by penalties
Refcree-H n HOLMES
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TENNIS ~ CtSINO COyRTS.
semt-Final HoHnd Passed in wixed
Do,It,les Handicap.

NFwPoRT. Aug ~ The ~emi-hnal round
IN m" MIXED doubles handicap tennis tour
nanent NJ the >eWport Casino WaS reached
to-day after some inferr-ting PLAYING
The hardest fought match ~ the dav wa.
b@'w""h Mr. BarR"r Nala"h and I ~unern
Taller against Charles sand aud Mr-
= GORDON Douglas In this match Mrs
Nalla'h and her partner were obliged 10
give hAndi'ap ~ half IS ami in the end
w"r" defeated after three hard sets There
vas larR" gallery "f -o"i-'v folA present
for III" matches
The summary.
second Hound Miss Aucr Nichols And f.
Nood DtwoTth h-at Mr. frncst iseiin md Wul
lam t'oadbJ lo~w r Nrs Io,1Ia. ~,
NJ sands beat Mrs bargrr WAIAch and Mr.
Taller. y g.
frmi nnAl tOuni Mrs DougI,s and Mr S.nd.
beat 7 \ HA,eneyrr and Mr. phiiip 4 tIy.,
wore Z MTs irthur scott nurden ami
= 's'E hidlH h"A' Miss Nichols ami Mr ltlWor'h,
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stair Iarned win. NJ Tennis.

M,LwArEFE. Aug. I: Blair Iarned Of
CHICAGO, cousin Of the national 'snni.
'i,ampion. TODAY defeated Harry For-tAIl
meni ami tomorrow will meet Richard /
'roLi"r % Philadelphia. state 'hamp,on
:" ~ plhF Tor w" wa" he sore wA-
! =, 80 ?. : 20 a. In th.. semi fnai.
IN the doubles this afternoon Inr.taIi and
armed det"ate,i adams aud Sp-nrs. Mil
Naukee. .
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- i''f~ l..i >Ew YoEE N.Lp..
- l.rI-. VI" tug o. In one of the
'rH utu'i inning rallies - Louis fans have
seen 'N.- SEASON me browns to-day pulled
sam" "..t ui tho m" v hen they looked
In,...->-,r rratsn by New York Two vera
".' hen all ir" biz toiug- Sere pulled ~
po.i" 'rI--. 'r" rrn'h hitter from IeIAs.
'u~ NANNY r"-r.pn-, bl- for m. highlander,
su,ufHI|
When = Louis ~eur 20 ha' IN the ninth
i'n IS u." stood 'p for New ORR Drigg-
'." .r~' im,u up, Eo' life At irS' when
knight drupp-d Posters throw HOFFMAN
followed WIN pop nv to Poster WAllare
laIu-d d.. utfl- boundrr 10 QUINN and Griggs
vas Toned AT -'Vund. lru~-aaie singled
through Nu-tru lien - Counor mAde ms
u.- -ir'N" nv pulling killIi-r out and in
-"f'us ri>- bod" singled to left ny
itIt Nh'h Daniels ,ouId not quite reaf b.
''ai.a &" easily ,."r-i On ne MT and rI es'
IHI' "a. ~ 'pnnt"d Nn"n u 'aui"l>.S thrOW 20
'r" u.~'" "it -" runner ia the ha,S The
u'"r' Iuat" '"-- nv Daniels allowed IrI--
" tIt- -tls" O'Connor took Doda on,
~ '." st.n" tud put Me" "a second tp run
l.t} "h- also 'tk"n out and ~,hWritI-r -an'
Bah ,frd I' usisSi 1.iSS' ana Me" ,a To
.."tla'"lv -'pI- -.nnnd. Mitchell never
= a. ug tuT attempt To- throw the ball
~'"u" singled 90 '"nir- Nee and SchWett1er
-"lrS 10" rum -'ofed 10y N"w YORK
y "r" Mostly .." 20 errors. Wallace and .
is .I'"r ''",Hs 10" chief Offenders
"" l"r. -'pr~i three va the seventh
80 .tI NIs'lu uI"u-i with a single Nit.
N"t va ur rH a pitched hsll killfer
p .g"N hlgh 20 ,It'l Austin ~ second Hon
man iuwNl".l the tail. Austin scoring
~, l'l ',A'nf -"""ud Ynlnn sacrificed I
lIHl~|- -'pl" second Multer singled to /
.r'r. Daniels scoring
N"n lurr pr'.,l 'la Gr-i run N tho 500 7
rut uu Poster % .-i" Nslla,a.- III sh throw
ami M', ,h".l tp '" Ray on vhiDh Poster /
: t Eur."
stone. "pauns th" fourth. was the nr.,
'u s'' 4 N.' N QUINN. bu' he wa forced out /
.. fItf'.".| VINO urei on Hoffman ]
l".hi". following N"vnau.- single
Tie -"urs
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Runs 81 Iouis-Hrsgins. Enis ): Mowrry
pANes. brcsnAhan. ZAcheT. Hauser. PhilAdel.
phlA. Ludrrus. Dooln. First base on errors
Philadelphia. 81 Louis Lett on bsses-
Philadelphia = - Louis a Tirst base on balls
nr NoTcn. ]. OF corridor on brennan. >.
struck Iut- 49, Corridor. by Noren : Two
las" hit>- R-esnAhAn. "a her. Luderus. DoolAh.
sacrifice hts HAuser /arheT. stolen hAses-
NovrrN flis. :. HresnAhAn Doube plays
f.g-ins Hausrr and p, ans NAuscr uuggins
and j., ans hi' hi Nitrher ~ Morrn tOakes and
lNAusr Passed ball HreSrahAn mvlre ia
Oh - Iugirr Firh umpire Eulsuc. Time
hours and = minutes
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.Ra'trd for wisg In me eighth inning
'HAttcd for troNleN In the ninth inning

'Raitrd for WIGS In me eighth inning
'haitct for crowley In me ninth inning
Montreal u - D q q
Newark
Runs Montreal Cockiu NrVArs thinner
man. NrOwne. = Gritman. AgeT stolen bass
zimmerman. HroNne flouden Sacrifice
hits RroNnc NeaEcr Sacrtnrr ~ HG~ttmAn
Two base hits GcttmAn 'imr crran SchiAfN
Co~kill. HARDY Three base nit Get'nAn Hts
or NigC. 4 IN SrNrn innings iirst hAsr IN halls
~ WAddcL Or NlgE : or crowley
Struck out Ry Waddrn s by Wig , ras~ed
hall Hardy llr>t base on error NewArs. !
irft on hsSs~ Montreal Newark Umpire
IN rhie' HurSf Yield umpire StATori Time
hours and 5 minutes
JERsEr CIrr. RoCHYsrTE. o.
jersey tlv. With Ruhe kIstngrr pitching,
handed Rochester q >hu'oIf Yesterday afternoon
At Jersey city dorchester got only tWo hits O'
hIsnKer The Srofp
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W'a'H"r hitting non for ~" Pr'r-hurss
igi,r 10 Bro"AIrn y"St"rilg iuf ou."
non. 70 "as -,rap A. W1s o. s,ra,. irrrr.
90, "t' was rep"ar"d. and 80 cv,elI.r.,.
r '.l' ltinl reduced -.prrgg ir . point
s-.r' ms wer" pr"'IpE- baI'D. rf '.a
i-r'.."rs threw one man r.' - r'" ;la'a
...l ~ ther a. 'hIri loWma lra.h
"A. ..."d ~ post - usual 10y nIs iu,pu
,.,I. -" 'raphiug 81 all sorts - hard arft on
,t'.... IN hia fielding had uI,n 80 a." wI'a
r... }.r's defeat
~, - N man" a r'II NJ -" second inning
,..i vas blt and BerEru shot L ~ 81
hand. wh,ru am" forwarded
e.. ...,t To station ~ IHsrr IsuuD,
,,-r. ~, but briefly. H"ii ur"4ght lIu
-. pine folks hed fIc bead an - no
-. inn INK and then '., high lundr!
....- cad" ~" NfIl"' 'sfE"d a fNo
90, , ~" uuine'd aud thun nunr.d
, ' . ,Iye Boil tried 90 bad ~ Miller
b., boat. I'D didr get f,-iE Wilson.
... .. .H..,tN Nitilar ln. Dalton. f.vuu uItt.
~. ...I n fIhi thIri Wilson fl. putpd fp
.,r .. o.. Iiay and II's"u guWm"ll-i
NJ. ...",..J rrumror and sacrificed ry
l. ..- ~ the -,"r' no 'h""ighri IuuIus.
did,. % anne hi.h WI. The, kru,. 'uH.f
tp.F ninth Nl.-u. frIu,,-..t a
a. tr1n so -.'."d aud rIu,' lIr'frr
D.. . ...nl with 90" n'.r--Irv Itu.I. ru
ore i'i'
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he ond regatta of the colonial Yacht
cub will he held this afternoon of tho club
house. foot OF West i4iSt street The boat.
VIII he handicapped aud rared over a twenty
mule 'our-e The first prize wilI ~. IN.
hAnktn trophy presented by Ned Mankin
me Second spirit compass presented nv
rear 'ommodoTe Dy" kman and the third a
Captain SolomOnsky
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Queen TIL win. for rharle. Carroll.

Nprc'1i fGhS i'SspWCh o. rHI SIS.
"ISpSDR. Aug - thHrles ,HrrolI's
Queen III won the Clever Plate 81 so soy.
er"IgnA. for tWO-vear r-olds 1T tho ROYAL
Augtu-' meeting here to-day Seadun"
nw ned hy 4 Hirkin vas sscona and oIrtp-
Gus Lad. owned hy ] Fhillip-. wa- third
Sit horses ran The betting against queen
10 wa- 10 = i's' 10 = aguin-f t~e second
horse aud 10 against courteous lad
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Runs Na~Hingtnu hilAu. leiiyrl', llls~r
feld Iournl M,huur Gr.>lrr Two ra>r
fii> iA'uis So, ~. klbf"s tr.sisr Ihrrr
base hifs Mrbrde Hrrfl Sacrifice hlt Nc
HrIe ~to-p basr~ MtlAn llr.t "a ~ on bats
pr usT.n->s. oT Mitchell nf' HrlSlng Z
Hit bV pi'chnr Nv IlsrkHr>S ttrssleTI rit bn
ts>-> t.ie, rIsnr. a>hingfor struck oui
lN Hardness. ~ Niivn'u N I.albir play An
smith Ari kilufrt rNs>-l l'lI, Nin-rith .
VITA pitch Mitchell I niplrs "a rHief UI0vgh
lin iicid umIdrc-fgsn Iims ! hpr; rnI i
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BTrRnIr. Aug - A. a result Of Manager
Hugh Jennings rInIn vith mpit- KERN
on Wedn'-dav. whom b" refused =" ahid"
nv DECISION IN regard to strikes on Cobb
in The gam" pitched by iOOm h tho Detroit
manager hR- been indefinitely suspended
hy President Johnson of the American
League
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~ Mer phis N~n. phls e. { tnatisnoogA
~ Non'Towrrg Nrv orleans. MuntESn.
er'.
~ birmingham HtrrnirghArr. Mobile
~ NflhniA Nashville I 'uarfN
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Totals % u = IA
'It,'tr,i for ye IIbarh IN the eighth innInz
,L-AIrI 'nL IIo.- On ne nInth InnInx

'lt,'tr,i for llr Ibarh IN the eighth inning
'lAtfei 'nT fror- IN TIE ninth inning
tNI.Hgn o q s
~ nrron ~ % u u \
'..r. 'rI.Rgn 'NrrS. Ihansc zimmerman
= H't" hing No>tOu lIergox :. Nilsf Two
Na>' t'is H~F o. - an. SGrrin'e ~ S'huitr
N''I.u Iarr hoffman uouhl~ ula,S NhbA
'..'ip auH Sweeney herJoS Shrun and
~F"Fn"f ~ uu hA~r~ thi,ago :. itp-ton. 10
H~' '.F~' uu lail> 80 H-pwn - i.-ulhart
u. 20 . llr~t ba>r error Ro~ton 4
r'F..H ul' Nf l'rVlhNrb, r hy HToNn :. hA
-" o.. upiTr zoo ,htrf kiru ilcid umpire
NHn' Time nuHg ana - 'uln"te,
50 i"rIS - o.. ~. rHILNrFLPUIN y o.. :
lHi. 'Ht .Tpis. Aur .. ~ Louis hruRr -
.Hr.u- r'r'as hN Walfoping the philllr> 20 daN tn
20 "r" >lIru gone Motcu MAS latiru oIt of the
M'N 90 ih' IN'h tuning The sore
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" HaverhlII -HA,erhtI = lawrence
~ IAU NNer inNelL r. RAJ HtNsr. I
At Hrocktan Lynn. T.. Hrnryton
II Sev h~d'prd NeW Ne ifnrd 5 Worcester a
1'teen inningsI
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SAr'pN " tFaorF
CirciruAu In New lorK Iti'sDHrF W. nrbol lvn
hlrA 90 ~ Boston - louis ~ IhtlA'siuhta
sNTEtCs~ It sptY
E-S Nork n CrlrAgo. rNllAdr.rhiN N Glove
liant Pos'on IN IT inltS. v nShluFton IN pst-alt
E,srEHN iFNGTE
Montreal In N~va-i no. hester In rsrssy CITY
'vu gAnss 1uTor ~ m litltIn ore tiuo games,
Iu''aio lu Pro, idrnr~
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EASTERN IEtGJE.
sr,Spuo ov rHE clrss.


Rube wadden made his debut 10 Newark
yesterday and was the PRINCIPAL cause OF the
locals defeating the MontrcAl,. TO 1 lie held
the Royals runle.s for eight innings. but Two
doubles IN the ninth gave the visitors their lone
run There were three basr in the eigh IN
inning With out but WAddeil retired the
side without run The score
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Matted 'Ir IIf. Pep IN ne ninth inning
N''r' 'Hr iEH. .' ftt NTH inning
'N inning -.u -D.IrI Ni'H fV0 out
srN AHIr 90 q ~ q 4
-. iH.'r 10 % q n {,
u- N'H 1n-. uAu.s., lps'er Nustir
'..'. 40 .r.- Hsrfsr WALLACE Trus,daIr
''.e. rrrw'.'r'r 1850 NA.r h.ts norman
% 'r .Hu.r'r sacrifice Htfs Knight On M
.nf.." pHfr h.lHrc Tr..sials ana Newman
'n.0.r H'H .r .".Ialr tfs,s~i hall Mitchell
rr..'n H1anH l.-t'r rAnlsI, trr- SrbwrltI,y
N' .t H'rHrT I.s fE' N'rreI. EHrsf base on
'sI.s - 10 u' ygsal. B. ~truck ont p,,
IA. A. d. F.uu lr'' on hAsrs N~v N,vk
90 'Hr'- wprr TsEUs IIrIr . h1g-s
an o. frIru'e>
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Huns JcFSry CITY Har 'pri. Johr son. Fsmond
Wheeler tir~' naNs rTrnr- Norhe<frF
jsrsSy city. ! irft IN base Rochr~ter 5 Jersey
tiN First bAs~ on balls ~ kisiuget ! 80
Mo onncll struck ou' ~ kl>ingrr . rs
Mcconnell ~ R-~rhcr 9 Home run johnson
Two basr MI NslninEer sacrifice hits Harni
fan. RuiirT. iAicn Sfo~n hA,~> Johnson
Tooley pognie play Johnson and Hannl'Ar
Passed bal Blair rpirr In ghie' HalngAn
Yield umpire Kelly Time hour ana Z.
minutes
PRovtnE"CE
RuTAlo q q q n : / q q
Pro, idsnre
HA'ts'ieS Tsvior AHd Williams Wilson ana
Peterson
BALTIMORE
Toro-io . n n p,
Bsltrnorr - - % q q q o. /
BATTERIES Hudo N amt NArf-grifi. Adkins
DOHreil Egsn ard Bycrs
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Tri-state I.ragur .

- Lancaster Lancaster NIIHsrsror'
Y ~ ReafnR Reading. l. lohnstoun n
~ Harrisburg loTE. : harrisburg
~ Trenton Altoona s. TrcntDn. J
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New York state League.


rHF
TTo" y ~ IS . I
SyrAr-S~ % q OHa ?
ba't~-i~, wilson Ari MrcrAn scott and Wur
lsN llr~ tsUy
~ uINGpNNTOs
Scranton n 0 n n 5
biugnArr'pn 10 10 4 1
Bs'fsricN- -i~r~ tnd Ir'.oro rgh PAprNIsu
sna ~i-,L"r o. p,rs, ~ ooic anu hneeiAnt
~ FfNtE,
u Nukesharre n - N a S
IlnTiFA - % 5
BATTERIES N4'ftewS ard SArnagfr Sc1srld'
ana y p'N"ilI ~ pire~ BacLicy ami q Brisu
~ TfI',
Alharv q q n o % .
Z lea q ~ -
Batteries thAu0sllr. tnrek snu Porte.
ilobrftAill IN - BurnA I'rllrr NotAn
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tLKvYi.ASp. ohio, Aug - krlSnnG. defeated
Tur<,iay. came righl ha~k Ia day and ummei
the Nap- to - IN garr chAra~tertfeh IN
heaNN smuggling On IN" par uf the Visitors Graney
Na> injured bN being ~ 10y hAtted TAN In prAr
ur'' And Mrlof'. = recruit va, pTe~Ne,i Into ser
NiCr h~ >rorr
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To'a'> - ., = 20 - Totals 80 s.7i7 d.
Washington . 10
, eN rtATl % ~
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NandrrbIIt's O.isIIe wins.


1UFTUW fI'IF UFar0fH n I'M Mn
farIs. Aug - p-tcll~. owned bv " X
Vanderbilt. won!th" PriN du Cor"au ~ Deau-
vlIls to-day. VI Ii~chof'- TeHsrinr va.
second and he ron Rothschild'. ApoIl,.
naTiS vas third Nine hoF-e- ran h.
'D' key- we're O'Neili Jennings and Harai
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~ hartford Bridgeppft HArtiorf
~ Waterbury, Naterhury = New rttain u
~ NrS HA,rn Nrs Havrn y SpringaeId
~ hnyoke Northampton !. HulyoE~ :.
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freaeh. Le,der. Scstt. Two hase hits -S,ahl
French. Three base nit Collins Sarfince Bits
GATdner. Zeid~r Tannehill itrurh Stolen bases
hooper. Enylr, Magner Ielder. lsugherN
Struck cut vs. Hall by SCOtt IT,. irtt base
on bAltS-On hAll :. on Srott I, Lett on hAS~S 70
ltOstcn. : Chtcago IAss~i tall CarrigAn
tmplre In rhief-rN~Ss Held umpire-Iol1
dover Tlme > ho~IN
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BssebaIi. Pol" GTounds. To-day ssso r. n
Giants ~. Cincinnati Adm. sOc.-Ads
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Manager Hugh Jennings Suspended.

~ ~ PAU Minneapolis H.. ~ PAIis
~ Mi Naukre i.puisNtli~ MtVau.ee :
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BasebsiI. Washingtoa PARK Rsres to
iAN > hrooklyn - ~ Hushufg NIfr or Az
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.'. ~ t'.s ~ TnfsI. - anIt 4
fol" ."rI1r 20 va, -.prrd
N ~ n 1
% u % 10 ~ ~ ,
tl' '"s'"n r.ahL Tng.e 3 Chicago-
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SCRATCH HIT WINS FOR REDS
WHO uAkE FEW Runs ~ PRO-
PORTION TO SAFETIES.
Take the Game AWAY From the Giants in
the ninth InninE PittsburEs and
ChIeagos Roth Land Their Contests
Cardinals Break Their Losing sire al

The Giants Jared 'oorv vestrrIav ell
around The Reds took a game from them.
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The sun., 1910-08-13

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-16
CARE OF THE STOMACH.
A Pleasant, Simple, But Safe and Ef-
fectuaI Cure for it.

Catarrh of the stomach has long
been considered the next thing to in
durable. The usual symptoms are
full OR bloating sensation after eating,
accompanied sometimes with sour or
watery risings, formation of gases,
causing pressure on the heart and
lungs and difficult breathing, head
aches, tickle appetite, nervousness
and general played out, languid feel
ing.
There is often foul taste in the
mouth, coated tongue and if the in
terror of the stomach could be seen
it would show a Shiny, inflamed con-
aition.
The cure for this common and obsti-
nate trouble is found in treatment
which causes the food to be readily,
thoroughly digested before it has time
to fermeEt and irritate the delicate
mucous surfaces of the stomach. To
secure a prompt and healthy diges-
ton is the one necessary thing to do
and when normal digestion is secur-
ed the catarrhal condition will have
disappeared
According to DR.. Harlanson, the SAT-
est and best treatment is to use after
each meal tablet, composed of Dias-
tase, Aseptic Pepsin, a little Nux,
Golden Seal and fruit acids. These
tablets can now be found at all drug
stores under the name of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets and not being a
patent medicine can be used with per-
feet safety and assurance that healthy
appetite and thorough digestion will
follow their regular use after meals.
Mr.. R. S. Workman, Chicago, H.,
writes: "Catarrh is local condition
resulting from neglected cold in the
head, whereby the lining membrane
of the nose becomes inflamed and the
poisonous discharge therefrom pass
ing backward into the throat reaches
the stomach, thus producing catarrh
of the stomach. Medical authorities
prescribed for me for three years for
catarrh of stomach without cure, but
today am the happiest of men after
using only one box of Stuarts Dys-
pepsia Tablets. l cannot find appro-
pirate words to exress my good feel
ing. have found flesh, appetite and
sound rest from their use',
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is the
safest preparation as well as the
! simplest and most convenient remedy
| for any form of Indigestion, catarrh
of stomach, biliousness, sour stomach,
/ heartburn and bloating after meals.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-16

not particularly engaged. leaving a
mass of routine to the board of arbi-
tration. The national outfit was sched-
uled TO begin business at noon. No
baseball meeting in history, however,
was ever known to begin business at
the hour specified, and no traditions
We're shattered. Darkness had fallen
when the meeting was called to or
der, Mr.. Farrell reported and adj
journment was taken until today.
In his statement the secretary said:
Fifty league organizations, embrac.
ing 336 cities and towns in the Unit
ed States and Canada, qualified for
membership.
Eight hundred and fifty-nine play
ers were suspended
Two hundred and sixty-two play
ers were reinstated.
Number of players drafted by the
National league, II; number drafted
by American league, 6S: number draft
ed by American Association, 100.
Total amount received through this
office for drafted players and money
refunded on drafts disallowec:
National league. $4,000 American
league, $37,S00; National Association
of Baseball leagues, s5S 700.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-16
SAYS QUININE WILL
NOT BREAK A COLD
How to Cure the Most Severe Cold
and End all Grippe Misery in
Just Few Hours.

You will distinctly feel your cold
breaking and all the grippe symp-
toms leaving after taking the very
first dose.
1t is a positive fact that Pape's
Cold Compound, taken every two
hours, until three consecutive doses
are taken, will end the grippe and
break up the most severe cold, either
in the head, chest, back, stomach or
limbs.
1t promptly relieves the most mis-
cradle neuralgia pains, headache,
dullness, head and nose stuffed up,
feverishness, sneezing, sore throat.
running Of the nose, mucous catarrhal
discharges, soreness, stiffness and
rheumatic tWinge
Pape's Cold Compound is the result
of three years research at a cost of
more than fifty thousand dollars and
contains no quinine, which we have
conclusively demonstrated is not eff
fective in the treatment of colds or
grippe.
Take this harmless compound as
directed with the knowledge that
there is no other medicine, made any
where else in the world, which will
cure your cold or end grippe misery
as promptly and without any other
assistance or bad after-effect as a
25 cent package of Pape's Cold Com
pound. which any druggist in the
world can supply.