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START ron BERWUDI TO-DAY.
Only i've Meter Boats Expected 10 Take
Part ia Annual Race

The fourth annual race for motor boats
from this port N bermuda will no started
this morning from n the Motor Boat club
station on the Hudson River The finishing
line will be "a ~ David's Head, so miles
away
II was expected that there would he At
least i've starters IN this yssrs event. but
1Oantaka IL not W, ready for such a race
Caroline has been with trawn. ~ her race
20 Havana Show 81 that she h undsrpowared
and the BsrnsvO f. not eypected 10 starr
| Thnt Yacht Won the race ~ Havana. witch
took quite lot ~ her owners time
| The two yachts that VIII start are Vice
/ Of the BensouhuTsf Yacht tluh and Henry
| Douglas BroWu'z Yo 10 ~ The ksnehsr
| Yacht club The Eronei u vas built =
! lAWley'a from designs by 4 Cary smith
and FsrTts She " a. feet long and draws
| = feet inches Nhe Il httCd With q p horse
power Craig motor aud b. IN every way
iied for the long Journey both iR design
| Commodore Cochrane Austin Meigs,
/ Francis 4 Rogers and MOfatt aud Ander-
| son IN charge ~ the engine
| The 70 No was built hy tho Rath Marine
CONSTRUCTION Company. Of which her owner
! Ia manager. She il a good craft for such
trim ard VIZ. Douglas will be accompani' 4
I by his wife. Who has had experience IN 81
shore cruising and Who can take a trick
at the wheel Capt X. D. Fletcher. Charles
Kdgecomb engineer. and Elrl. Armstrong.
| assistant engineer
The first race ~ Bermuda was Won in
1907 by Ailsa Craig Her time VAS ~ hours
! 70 minute In iDs Ailsa Craig Won again
year the Heather won In ~ hours "a minutes
| fa -egondz
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BROAD KNOCKED or.
Pal NOore Puts inc English hoy Away
IN the THIRD Round.

Pal Moore, the Philadelphia bantam,
made short work Of SNOWFALL Teddy Broad
~ the National sporting club in West
Forty-fourth street last night With a short
right swing on the jaw he put the English
boy down and out In The third round snow
ball put up game hght in the first round.
In the second round the Philadelphia hoy
opcned up aud sent In right and lefts 10 the
law and head. which made the English boy
~ up broad was game. but he was no
match for Moore In the third. after a few
seconds OF lighting. Moore LEI out his right
and the English boy went doWn for the
count.
Moore, started the eight By sending in a
left "a the ear Broad rushed him Ia the
ropes. a nj IN a hall ciinch both sent IN blows
20 The bOdy. BROAD then sent Ia a ieft iab
10 The mouth. which inside the rlaret dOW
freely Moore sent IA o right 10 the jaw and
then the English boy came back Nith an
uppeTuut
srOad rushed in the second round aud
sent a right swing to the Jaw. Moore came
back Nth q right on the side of the head
break sent In a leit and then counter,d with
q right on the head. Broad then came baC X
with a Weak swing and the Phil tdelphia
boy laBdei With vicious upperCut WhiC
made the English hoy 1t ~.
In The third round Moore rushed and then
sent In left lah 10 the jaw and Broad went
70 the noOr. Ne came up grcggy and weak
left wings 10 the head A. broad backed
up Moore sent In a short right swing on the
Jaw and Broad went down like log. He
Was carried to hts corner by his aeronds
and after q while he revived and was carried
TO his dressing room.
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W.. Va. SpeedWell. hnsahed a. nOn-con-
testant; J. Epps Brown, Atlanta, selden.
finished a. nOn-cOnteatAnt
Division "a, for Cars selling From q, OOi
70 N,uOO-Ed n. lnmRn. atlanta. Pope
Hartford, driven by A. l.. Armand. winner
with parfsct score: CASTOR 6unter, Mont
gOmefy. Ala. White. % pointa; J, p, Dick.
atlanta. American, 80 pOtntsi =. D. Apper-
son. lynchburg. ". Va, Palmer singer,
sos points. Herman !. Haas, Atlanta, WiBton.
finished a. nOn-contestant; W. ID. Alex
ahder. Atlanta, stOddard-DaytOn. finished
a. n0n-cOntestant.
Division "a. for Cars Selling for -. OOl
and od,. 9vs 5r,ysS g. SSpdIe T,3 .lAn a5a
Edward NJ. DurMnt. Atlanta, pope-TolcdO.
driven By owner. were led for the victory
with perfect scores " =. -O'DOnnel.y,
Atlanta. Packard, points Roy Collier.
Atlanta. Thomas, ~ points. Col. J. J. Wood
side, Atlanta. Thomas. iio points; Mrs.
N. T. barnes, Montgomery, Ala. stevens
Duryea. finished A. nOn-cOntestant John
W. Grant, Atlanta. LOcOmOhile. finished as
none ntestant. beaumont Dawson. At
lanta. Packard, finished as nOn-cOntestant.
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DEVLIN ~ SPENDED.
Doyle anu DeVSre FiRed as0 Each for
Part IN Pight IN BrSskIyn.

President Lynch took action Yesterday
In the matter Of the hEht a. Washington
Park. Brooklyn. In which peylin. Doyle
and DeyOre were involved with spectator.
last THURSDAY Devlin WIS called down
no the National League Office 10 give his
side 81 h. II will b. Noticed that IN biz
statement which follows, President Lynch
says that the Dr0vocaticn for this player =
attack on a spectator Was great.
For his actions In Ihursday's game a.
Brooklyn have indefinitely Suspended
Player Devlin Of the New York club While
recognize the fact that the pTovOcation
for this players attack on a spectator was
great, still he cannot be allowed 10 take
the law into bis oWn hands The rules
uf order and disc ipline on the ball field
allow Of no such conduct and the good
repuse Of the game Heelf cannot he leOpaF-
died by players rcseniing their grievances
in this manner.
-Dsvlin had redress BY appealing 10 the
umpire for protection. who after salts
Tying himself Of the identity ~ she offender
could have insisted on the latter's removal
from tho grounds and tho game would
not have been continued until The umpire
orders were Obeyed The payment u an
admission fee 10 q ball game dos not per
init spectators 20 abuse The players. In
the case ~ Players Doyle and DevOre they
are each lined $50 hsrause they acted ~
accessories where they might have been
better employed ~ peagemakers.
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WINCHESTER REACHES PORT
Yacht BuIIt for p ". RSuus Gets Here -
Thlrd Attempt

The turbine steam Yacht Winches'sf
built abroad for Peter W Rouss. arrived
In port Yesterday she had previous 70 thh
made Two unsuccessful attempts n eros
ths ocean. and once last November -
was very nearly lost ~ the Irish cossl
This time she vas tOwed 10 Ponta Deiraa'
and then came ON under her own povei
Her forward deck house was encl0Ro
IN q heavy temporary casing IN order ".
she might Withstand any bal ueathei
she might experience.
The Winchester IA appearance ven
much resembles a torpedo boat DESTROYER
She h 40 feet over all, iG5 feet on fhe valeL
line. la feet beam and feet draught sM
vas built by NarrOw \ co a. iilaseoa
from designs by Cox 4 stevens Of the c.ll
She b. driven by three Parsons iurnm
engines and steam IL developed iu ias
water tube YaFrow boilers She -
crude oil Tor fuel aud carries creN
ten men.
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TO-DArS SHEEPSHEAD CARD.
Great TRIAL and COney Island stakes the
Features.

The Coney island Jockey Club offers a
splendid card for sheepshead Bay this
afternoon. The $1,000 Great Trial stakes
for two-year-Olds. SIX furlonRs will he run.
with the Belmont entry Trap Rock and
watervalel In favor over Round the World.
Iron Mask. NaushOn. Novelty. Seth and
others. The Coney Island Jockey Club
stakes. for three-year -olds. one mile and a
half. Is another star event. with The Turk.
sageT ana DalmatiRn probably the best
For the Beacon SteepleChase. AZ about two
and a half miles. Waterway, Mellowmint
and SanCtus may 20 we'll IN "a handiCan,
AZ q mile and a furlOnE turf course. Pretend
Reaiigouche and Bonnie kelsO figure promi-
nently TwO-year-Olds will run In the nrst
race. ~ i've and half furl0ngs. turf course
with HerOdia, Whist and Novelty perhaps
the best n the last event. = selling affair
AZ ak and a half furlonRs. main track
Jeanne d Arc. CampeOn and sixty may be-
factors The entries follow
First Rare For two year -Olds ave and a half
fffinuHa. turf
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! TUthN ~ y % !
sRatird FOR willis In thr nfth inning
fnatled FOR pirkct In ths ninth ihnlng
CinrlnnAu q o y % {
~ Louis y o q o n 3
Runs CinrinnAd phskert. HObhtrrl Mitchell
.. ~ iouis-llAuseT. Pirkett Double plays
Woodruff ErAn and H0tltRel. Clark and EFan
Huggins and k0netChv. Passed hall Clark
sioien base, Paskert (. Mitchell. = ggan. Wood
ruT {. HauseT. Glars Hlt b. pitcher ny GaspRF
tFNansi. First base on balls or Willis q on
Gaspar. e. On Rowan =. OF Tfrkctt 2 struck
out By GaspAr, !. by Prtrtt by Rowan.
len on bascs ~ Louis. . Cincinnau, Tn
uirr In chief Wgier Field umpire HEmslc
Time hOurs and 20 minutes.
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Postpsnrd Games To- BrsoElyns.

The Brooklyn club has arranged 10 play
% its postponed games a. follows
AZ Home Augusta. Philadelphia. one game.
Auguat q 81 Louis. NNo fames August 70. Pits
burg tua gamea; August %. Chicafn. fEo Ehuire.
september y. PHILADELPHIA. one game. Sep1em
Der TO- Chicago. two games. september =. ~
Lnula. fao games
Abroad july ". chicago. tBo games; Juiy q
Ptttsbufa. two genes. August q. Chicago. tNC
nHTeE.
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FIrFWnund

Totals ~ 80 Totals, a. 10 = II ?
sBatted for Melntre In Tire ulhth Inning
'natted for Camniu In the fourth inning.
ChiraGo o q %
Ettshurr 20 n q 8
Runs ChlraKo Sherkard. Nrhulte. neaumont
Strinfcid Holman iIitshufg- Byrne. LeNrh.
2 Ciark. 2. Phiilppe Two hase hlis-W Wagner
Holman Srhuiie rhrev base hits -Byrne, Hof
man stolen hases- Srhultc. :. Clarke Sarrince
hts-Ryfpc. Archer. Sarrtrre ny Miller First
base On halls--Of CamniN, :. OF C0ie, :, on
nirhie I StrlcH 0ut By CAmnlu = hy Phil
ippe :: By Cole. n by Mcintlre, ?. Hit hy pitcher
by Cole tClarke, Umpire In chief-johns'One
Field umpire Moran. Time houS and 10
minutes.
BOsToS ~ 49, 9: PHILADtiSRiA ~. -. l.
PHTLAbEIPuIA June "a - Boslon hed the score
IN TIE eighth inning 70 day o. NhaFp's triple and
knsbe's wild throN and then Climbed the game
In the nlntheby hitting McQuilen sAvaEcly. The
.rnrWa
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Class h~Wtnsomo beat lstalcnA. , minutes
- seconds. And Aurora. minutes ~ seconds
Neg Nork NJ footerr AGRA beat Caprice ~
scCunds' nahnda I minute ~ seconds lns.
minute " seconds. and Net-i minute Is seconds
Jewel Class Jade heat Topaz. mlnute< %
aeronds
SeaNanhAkA IS Footers- Tanale beat SahrnA
= seconds Hen. I minute " srconds rhelen,a
minutes q scr0nds Water Rahy. = minutes
n seconds Grtl@t. S MINUTES. = srr0nds Flicker
q minutes Y seconds Imp. minutes "a seroads
and fds
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Totals y s2t Totals y ~ Is I
pullsdrluhia q % % n y u 81
NeW Nuri . % 70 q u =
Runp Philadelphia DAVIS. New York MOI
Ger ChMsf First hase dn error phladriuhia
~ on hasc, philadrpha .. NeN Work a
.IH-t base on hall OF Comb !. OF ord :
Stfl'k Uul Bl tomb, 3 by FORD = Two bass
hits -tiArr thhs~ KNIGHT ~arriQre hits
Ua,ls Nurphl Ford W,id NTH. Ford Umpire
in shlcf- sheridan Weld umpire fgan Tine
hour and IS minute,
EnsroN a -. :; wAsHfyOToN
Ipgtos Jun. q The Rsd SaH made Il ave
sfFslEht rum Washington hv winning the Ia
gaze % ihs series N la. 40 The runs Were
sro-eJ befHrr me fourth innlng The scOre;
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viile b second game Nashville, l. Memphis q
AZ Birmingham HrminEhnm. = Mobile. D
A. Montgomery Neu Orleans. s. Mont
AZ Xuanta- Chattanooga & Auaaia. a
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Two players Of the Amherst College
team have signed with the New York Amer
icana They are Mcclure. iha pitcher
" no has pitched one or two no hit games
against other college teams. and Juhe,
an Outfelder They are rNpeCted % report
soon Daniels. the outhelder and Pitcher
Fischer reported yesterday
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Runs chicago =Egidcr MAckhurn. Payne d.
Olmstead Cleveland Turner Nues. Two haSc
hits hlarkhurne, Krldcr. hrndiet, . Turner
Sacrifice hits Collins Stolal Stolen bases
GAndn. gcidef, :. First basc on halls on Olm-
elcad. a OF fnlkenhCrg 4 on Mitchell l. W. BY
pitcher ~ Olmstead Turner. FIRST hase on
error Cleveland. T. Left on bases Chicago. A.
Cleveland. Is Struck out ~ 0lmstead, . BY
FalkenhCrE, s. Double plays Keidef and Gandu
Easlerly and tAiole. Passed hall EasteflN
WIN ultch-O lmstead. Umpire IN chief Evans.
tleid umpire KERN Time- hour and . minutes.
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lttsburE. Q; ChIeaEs. 8.
IbostSn. Q; PhIladelphiA. q.
Cincinnati. 4: ~. l.suls. 3.


FNNtaHNA1sF y AHA' AAo ~ 1's o
PirTrnURo. juno .i-HttsbuFE nOsed the Cubs
neT doubled scoring the three Tunncrs. In the
fourth inuing UmplTc johnstOle almost started
riot By sending SheckArt W nrst % called
balls when Camuiu had thrOAn but two balls
Il the halter tombstone Insisted on counting
~ % halls Whirh CHmnltE had thruNn 10 Byfne
Al third The wore.
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Nf tsw Haven bridegroom q View Maven Z
40 Northampton Northampton. & Water
I1Tr. o.
30 Springfield first game Yea Britain. (.
r1rngne'd. q Ssrund gams New britain. d
Hpriu Fnr'd.
80 Hartford Holyoke. = Hartford. ?.
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A. Omaha s. Joe s. Omahh.
sc WouH CITY tienver. a. Sous City, a
~ ues Mnlues les Mnines v Tupehn 2.
SO Lincoln Wichita, O. Lincoln. g.
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81 anraster Lancaster, s. Wtiiiams1urt :.
AZ Heading Alt0Una, a. heading T.
" Ynk York. 70. HauiEburE. =
50 TrCuton IohnstoWu. I. Trenton s.
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A. Dallas-San Antonio, o. Dallas q
80 OkahOma Clty Oklah0Hna City. a. Waro. 5
~ FOFt Worth Port Worth :. Gaivestou a
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FORD FOTLS THE ATHLETICS
NER IORkS WIN LAST CANE
az THE SEREBS.
tSuIesi Close aud We'll Played, Althsash
ErrOrs Flgure IN Al the nuRs-
lIrOWns PumnAel the DetFOils. while
IIOsI0ns and Chlcagos Heat OpDOnenG'

o. NJ ght have been worse. After losing
nlr 10 . rsw 20 the Athletics the New York
americans won the NEXT two Their vic.
.nry Yesterday cent them up 10 within two
POINTS Of the DctrOits. who were puInmellesl
by the Browns The DetrOits caught a
Tatar 10 this series. losing three games
IA OF 1--WE The Bostons won nom the
Nashingions again. taking all the games
a. cries 81 five. The White so1 beat the
tle, Glands. Nhich made four games for
ne thicaEOAn- IN a sequenCe Of siA. The
White sOx took ffth place away rom TIE
le,elands The rcsults
New vera. Z: Philadelphia. .
DostsR. =; Washington. ..
NJ. Louis. n; Detrelt, ..
ChlCaES, q: Cleveland. 2.
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~ Columbus SavanEah. Columbus. .
40 Macon Augusta. Marnn. 0
a. Columbia Columbia S. Jackson vile. Z
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q 5S6 ssisSS ( S Ss'..
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A. Lawrence lANrcnce. Pan River. \
~ Worcester HaVerhlu. Worcester, D.
- nrogktnn Lowell. .. Drocktnn. :.
A. Lynn- First game Nea Bedford, I, Lynn. !,
Ssrond Eans NeU nactoud. 20. Lynn. l.
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na.tan 900 OOt a
philsfelnrla o. . %
Runs -Hnston-ierEOg sharpe, >. Bork Gra
harn Frurk philadeinhiA knahe. Grant " ard.
Wakh. Flrst hasr on errors Aoston . i.ef on
bases BOSTON, o. Philadelphia, first hase On
sirurk out b. Frork. 7. hy hrQullien. Home
rn-Waish Three base BIT sharpe, Two base
hits Dooan Graham. Sncrihce hit Mage
Mash. MrOmlcn Trolk ytnlch hases Hsrtng
Cullins. n0uhlr plays ner'l and HerEog MrQui
len. Duolsn and knAbc hlt hy pttrhcr rs
Mattern Moran rmmre IN chief=O nav
minutes.
CIsCINNATi Z: ~. LortH ~. b., !.
~ LoUTs. June - Poor WorE In the arst
inning coat another defeat for ~ Louis Rrtars
for CincinnAds virtory The srorc
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AZ Norfolk Norfolh. n: Lynrhbufg
a. Rlrhmond Portsmouth. T. Richmund, ..
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NPefihl tahF hfspaieA % TRE Sun.
LONDON, June 2t.-At the International
meeting Of the Gun club the open poule
De serle was won by Count Lareintz with
- Nh. out ~ possihle 3. Pierre Lorillard
vas equal 10 Second. with 79h.
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~ ,pluaukes -MllWaukre :. loulkyius n
At Fsnsas city Kansas City :, Indianapolis. :
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PittsbuFEs Dreaks Cubs WlRnlnE streak
Reds and nostons win.

ChicagO's winning streak was broken
yesterday. ending az ala straight when
the Pirates defeated the tubs. The Hos
tons. tired Of being used as doormats by the
Phillies. beat tho latter team, The Gin
cinnaiis won from the Cardinals. Tho
results:
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Toronto y a o 81 ]
nalumorc. y n q q - ~ n
Batteries Carroll smith. Corey and McAl.
lister Nickers and EgAn
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Ngna- ashtnG iua. street uuston lin1ufr
tnEla. Eirst base on error Hosi0a 9 Waah
r. 'tnu :. Left on hasfs Bos ton s. Washing on a
u u base on halls 90 hau. & SiruCk out--liy
ttHH3. ?. nI N1l. ]. Home rlH street Two base
hfls Fngie Dulr0y. SArT1re hits Ne Bride.
kinfgr, " Tclt noubis pilyv-t.arriner ON
H-'isir 1sr insr. WagIe- lnl Hiahl Hli By
iErure .e.1 uuuirr JL0ggbn7 Tine 3
tu.f Hll q. H'Hu'-s.
~ L0uIs "a 81. a. pErHoTr. g.
uTTvuft Sure - One l0n~b talis occurred
~ 'h,iT 3nH' effort % hat sFsed me Tiger fryfu
H srItnrt AZ he .srds Of ne Browns fhis after
roJu g. Logi airning EASILY rhc sore
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Good start. won easily PnscllHAn. IN. e, s. By
Hastings-St Prisciiia owned b. August Bel
mont. trained by = z llidreth.
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Games scheduled for Ts-dAy.

NATIONAL LEa0UE
Philadelphia IN New YORK BrOoklya In nos
ton chicago In pittsburg. Cincinnati IN " LOUIS
American LEAdrI.
New York IN Washington T9ostOu In Phlladel-
phia - L0uis In detroit Cleveland In Chicago
EAHTtAs LEAGrH
Buffalo IN Jersey city. Rochestcr IN Newark
Toronto IN Baltimore Montreal IN Providence
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~ KnoI,uo 1oms. !. KnoIyIlI. !
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Good start Won rAsly flrl Mouse b T. Z,
hy Hastings fhtisrmOlsr. owned ~ August
belmont trained by WhAen.
AECuNB RAcR
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New YOrk state I.eaEue

AZ ALBANT.
~
Gyraruse 000Oa0znnnON0
Alhany 10000 n00OO-2u
batteries Dugan. kOupmhn and Hurley
Mcbride Newiin and Cheek. tmpirrs Knee
land and Shelter.
At 1907.
-
Utica. ......... go q b-tT -
Troy. .......... % q o 90
Batteries Ncsurdy and bridges wIlsgn. Ash
en- and MeeEan. Cmpires- Kelly ard y nrisu.
~ wuMEBnAMRE.
RHE
Rlnshamton.....O q q 900 90 ! Z
WIZ cshaFre. o . y
nattfrtcs- Walker and FtgrheT APPRECIATE and
Hrclgcr. mpirg =O'T0Uie.
At HChANTON
HmW
ElrniTa ....... n o 30 q o. = q
SCRANTON. ....O q 90 81 3
BATTERIES Schmidt and Cl0uEheT Chalmers
and Smith. Umpire Brown.
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q 40. :, n The nnAl came Of aI game ssriss.
rhs SCORE;
Totals, ~ SHIs I.NiiicbsIl.p

Totals. N u u 10 .
'Iaalted for Falkenbsrg In lhs eighth inning.
Chiuago. ..............n . -
Cleveland. ..........O o o q o %
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Totais Ntg y o. Totals No 6TN 4
Slated Tor Ncou.lisu In me ninth inning
Bsstnn .. 100 o a
philafelnria . 90 q %
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TIJRE


L. = r. r.. until further notice leaves Esd
Ath street, 1910. i7sO and DPM.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit every 10 minutes -
hrOokyn Bridge. or subway 20 Borough hiA
BROOKLYN. and changing 20 eiev atei hoerun Fa8
station. Via nth Street Ferry. p ~ boat
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Poor start Won casIly cold " Ophir n Z. (.
by Ren Brush Rnscing oWncd BY Thomas
COLLIN trained by = Winner
THIRD haCF
Wandirap. for three ear Olds and Upward
FrUn ided one mile ADD a fufioag,
Uargs nd AcF ~ IoCksH HFf'fHe Ffp
Montgomery 1Ob shilling 81 IS y
Reyt0urn, 20 Glass lin uut -
Norhitt 3 ini hutweN - IL
TIwF iM as
Good start Won driving MONTGOMERY. On b a
rs pcssaua MONTGOMERY Cooper. owned and
trained by y G. Hiidfrth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-25

trained by O %. Weir
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-18

In the Omaha who's who" you know that
Lieutenant Governor Z. G. McGilton IL
coming. He walks HE the history writer's
say Abe Lincoln walked-that Is re neae-
ures of yard or more of distance everf
time he steps.
c. @, George lives In Dundee, and as
miles are measured. Dundee Il consider
able distance from from the heart OF th!r5s
in Omaha. Yet. rain or shine. Mr. George
traversos the ground on foot every working
morning OF the week.
Victor Rosewster. editor OF the Geo, has
no alderHannc Eirth In need Of reduction.
for he "a OF the 1.-THE and wiry Tyre, got hs
finda walking beneficial. and he clips off
the distance between hs Wsat Farnar n
street home and the Bee building - douSla
quick time. Mir. ISosewHtsr thinks a. no
walks, and mnay questions OF Importance
are weighed ard determined IN his miad
es he Govern the distance between home end
ssctum.
Charles c. Rosevater. general manager
of the Bee. in also a member OF tse peduz-
trlan club. He lives on Dswey avenue aad
prefers an early morning wall, 70 Al auto
mobile ride any time
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-18
Mrs. Herman Behlin6S Car
Purple and White = q First Prize

lowed by the freighters. who gave way II
time 10 civilization and the locomotive
Thus the req man. the hunter and trapPer,
scarcely less savage. the pioneer. the Gold
seeker the ploddng freishter. the railroad
ard the automobile have figured IN The
panorama suggested b. the process on OF
gaily decked automobiles that passed In
review Tor the edification OF the people
gathered in the city OF York 10 make a
modern holiday.
This picture OF the mutations Of time is
not more vivid than that presented by York
county and tho city itself. The beautiful
farms with their handsome homes and
cutbuildings, the pretty little city with It's
business blocks. the brick and stone Of its
well kept streets. its parks, its lights. its
every evidence OF material prosperity seems
to have sprung up as AZ the touch Of a
fairy's wand from the wilderness itself
The most arduous duty OF the day de-
volved upon the judges who were called
upon 10 select the most attractive from
among tho large number OF beautifully
decorated automobiles On parade They
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-18

c. H. Pickens, whose name has Tor years
been inde.hDiy linked with things commer-
cial In Omaha, is I'm bad standing with the
club. all because after once announcing
great enthusiasm IN pedestri4nism he
iie;er-d 20 tire lurc OF q big automobile.
Now as HIS former co-walkcr5 jog along
OF mornings downward bent. NJ: Pi-Eols
rushea by leaving only streak of gasoline
vEpor as haunting defy 70 tho CLUB.
r. j. MRhoney. thinks out urny legal
probleri on tho way down town. Ha carries
big umbrella, rain or Ehino. Ho & one
OF the best walkers in the city.
Nels gpdke ot'id.os toe grain problem IS
he drills along LGsewise. Edward $ West
brook. John a. kuhn. Frank s. Cowgirl