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COAL
{ MINING co.
For summer s.se t1y Morley
o. SWaStikA IQUe Coal
PHONE TRINIDAD as
GRAND HOTEL
BAR AND CAFE
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.Hors srAlr 1raunY

The police are TODAY cndearorinx
tiscbarse Of revolver which TOOK
i.i'ce las, night in the alley ., the
fssr OF the Bis Six. Three shots
scre fired one bullet o-ashinS
through window OF the Cstho!ic
church. Nv the time an of:ice- ar
rived no one wss to he seen sns
upon inquiry notains eou'a b. learn
cd.
Most ANYTHING 10 psfnfinx neatly
ess~rtsJ ara ~ reasonable pvi~es.
II the Chroatele- News Job foom..
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We are vritine . standard aeei-
dsns aad health policy. eoHpiyisS
Nth aii the laws Of the STATE for -.
suraaes. In the bisSes, aa1 Lssa CO.
pasy. So
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The evening world., 1913-07-12

Curtis 70 Outshaw. 0alsr vas caught
stealing second. Fischer to Catshaw.
Curtis pouped W to Phelan. Moran
also raised . pop ny to tlss ina,s,d, Cor.
riden 6e16g under the baH whom 4 came
down. Evsrs snatchsd Csytshew's hot
grass cutter and tossed htm out q nnst,
No Runs.
SIXTH INN1No-a6illsr poppsd %
to Smith. Curtis snatched Coutdsn.s
hot 6ouncer and tossed him out ct
Arst BresnAhAn flisd out % Hummel,
No Runs.
Meyer line flied - Oorridsn. Evers
and Saisr disposed Of Wheat. Corri.
den ran into short left and grabbed
Daubert's ny. No Runs.
SEVENTH TNNIN0-4mith made q
nice running catoh Of Humphriss's foul
ny. Williams line flied to Wheat. Evers
hit to Smith. who fumbied the ball,
giving tho Cubs manager his base.
schultz bounced one over Cutshaw's
| head for q base. promoting Evers to
,hird. Phelan walked. hllins the bases
Safer went out on q bounder. Cutshaw
to Daubert. No Runs. Three Loft.
Smith singled to LETT. Hummel fol.
lowed with q drive to deep right centre
for three bases. scoring Smith. Fisher
popped to Safer. Yingling batted 70,
Curtis and popped up to Miller In short
left Hummel being held at third. Mo
ran was retired by Corridsn and Saier
One Run. One Left
EIGHTH INNING-Ailen replaced
Curtis In the box for Brooklyn. Mile,
strolled on four bad ones. Corvsder
flied out to Meyer. Bresnahan singlet
to right centre. Miller tried to scor,
and was easily caught at the plate
Moran to Cutshaw to Fischer. Mile
was ordered out Of the game for dio
disputing the decsion Of Umpire Quig
ley. Humphries walked, BresAahan 70
Ing to second. Williams forced Hum
phries at second. Hummel to Cutshaw
No Runs. Two Left.
Mitchell replaced Miller in left del
for Chicago. Cntshaw soaked the bal
to right centre and as Williams kicks
It to the fence the hit wAs good 70
three bases. Humphriss was the
taken out Of the box and Cheney wa
substituted. Meyer drove a long sacr
Ace fly to Mitchell, Cutshaw crossin
the plate. Wheat sent q high nQ I
Evers In short right. Daubert wake,
Smith then drove the fans wild b
slamming the ball on q line to lef
! Just inside the foul line. for two base
: scoring Daubert with the tieing ruI
Hummel was retired by Safer VI
assisted. Two Runs. One Left
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Mars Cassidy
to Start Races
at SARATOGA

Mars Cassidy ne veteran starter. oae
been appointed By the Jockey Club 70
spring the barrier during the eeratogs
meeting next month. Old-timers remsm-
Der we'll the work Of Cassidy At the
local tracks when racing was IN II
hsyday ysars ago. and his selection %
omdats at the Saratoga course gives
general satisfaction.
Other officials approved by the Jockey
Club for the Saratoga meet are: Judges.
G. II. Pettins1ll and q. G. Smith: handl-
cappsr. W. 9. vosbursh: clerk of the
scales. II. u. Homan: patrol Judge. J. L.
HaN: timer. w. H. Barrette. y. r.
Hitchcock was appointed steward 70 rep
resent the Jocksy Club.
The evening world., 1913-07-12
JOHNSON ABAND0NS
HYDROPlANE CONTEST

CHICAGO. July la-Walter Il. john
son Of New York abandoned the hydro
plane race to Detroit to-day after an
unsuccessful attempt to get a new start
from Robertsdals. Ind. where he has
been delayed for three days. Only three
flyers remain In the contest-Roy Fran
els and Beckwith Havens. who were at
Pentwater. Mich. and Glenn L. Martin.
who was at Lake Harbor, Mich. at the
last report.
Just ~ the sun was coming up this
morning johnson launched his craft
into the lake and started his engine at
full speed. He failed to notice . piece
Of floating wreckagc and one Of ths
pontoons hit II. Two OF the watertighi
compartments were punctured and rap.
| Idly nlled with water. johnson immedl.
ately returned to tho beach. He had M
| facilities for making the necessary re-
pairs. 10 he decided II was useless e
attempt to continue the race.
The evening world., 1913-07-12
YANKEES SCORE AGAIN
FROM GERMANY IN tennis,

NOTTINGHAM. England. July is.-rhe
United States team which yesterday
won Its way to the Anal round Of the
preliminary contest to select a challen.
ger to meet England for the Davis IN.
ternational lawn tennis trophy continued
practically In the ssmi-ana, run against
Germany to-day, although the remaining
two matches are regarded simply a. ex
hsbition matches. The United State,
team meets Canada In the final mex
week at Wimbledon.
In the first match to-day r. Norr!,
williams OF Philadelphia defeated OFT,
Froitzhein,. the German crack. by thre
sets to one with greater case than Maur
Ice Il. Mclaughlin Of San Francisco ha.
beaten the same player on Thursday
The score was ST. s-l. -. eL
The evening world., 1913-07-12

teenth.-Flying Fairy. 100 Daviss). 3 TO
!. to and even. hrst: Prince Eugene.
ll2 (Troxler). 8 to g. even and 20 &
second: @. NJ. Miller. lis (RiKhtmirs).
to !. . to s and I to s. third. Time.
LIS IS. Mission. Reybourn and Hedge
also ran.
FOURTH RACE.
The Paumonok Handicap: for three.
year-olds and upward: 1880 added;
six furlongs: main course; time. liz
A.5.--Spring Board. 1ls CDavies). 10 to
I. 8 to I and s to 8. nrst; Iron Mask,
1874 (Troxler). Z to 10. 1 to Z and out
second: Meridian. 12s (Glass). 8 to l.
8 to and to s. third. Sprite. l1b
Light o. Ny Life. 1ls; Asyiade. 19e
and Hester Prynne. los. also ran.
The evening world., 1913-07-12
= GIANTS.
eCoounued from First Page.)

team-makss. He was opposed by Dema.
rec Of the Giants.
FIRST INNrNG-Devore was siven .
great hand a. he came 10 bat; ne lined
out TO shodgsass in short centre.
Bsscher went out. shafer to Merlle.
Marsans stung a bail too hard for
for Merkle to handle and Y went for .
single Meyers perfect throw to Doyle
caught Nsrsans stealing ssoond. No
Runs.
Burns's hot shot bounded over Tinkers
head for . single. Burns made Q pretty
steal second. but overslid the bag and
was out. Clark to Tinker. Shafer was
called out on strikes. Fletcher beat out
an innsld hit. Fletcher out stealing sec.
ond. Clark to 0roh. No Huns. Two Hits.
SECOND INN1N0-Dodss singled to
left. HQblitsel Mned out to 6nodgrass
Dodge was an easy out stealing. Meyers
to Doyle. Tinker went out. shafsr to
Merkle No Runs.
Doyle heat out an infield hit that was
too hot for Dodge to handle. On the hit
and run play Merkle singled to right.
Doyle taking third. Murray forced out
Merkle. Groh to Tinker. Doyle scoring
ca the play. A wild pitch put Murray
on second. Meyers lined out to Bescher
Groh tossed out Snodgrass. One Run
One Left.
THIRD INNING-Groh was given a
big hand as he came to bat. He waa
thrown out by Fletcher to frst. Clark
| H,sr0 P~1
thrown out by Doyle. No Runs.
Dernaree was out. Dodge to Hobhtzel
Burns died the same way Shafer got 9
baso on balls. Fletcher forced on,
Shafsr. Dodge to Groh. No Runs. Ont
Left.
FOURTH INNING-Oevore out. Dem
aree to Merkle. Doyle ran out In shor
right and got Bescher's short fly. Mar
sans filed out to Burns. No Runs.
Groh made . neat stop Of Doyle
groundsr and tossed him out at hrst
Merkle fouled out to Clark. Anne
tossed out Murray. No Runs.
FIFTH INNING-Shafer tossed on
Dodge. Doyle tossed out Hoblitsel
Tinker fouled out to Meyers. N
Runs.
| u
grounder and threw him out at hrs'
Snodsrass grounded to Hoblitsel un
assisted. Ames pulled down Demsrss'
hot bounder and threw him out q
hrst. No Runs.
SIXTH INNING-Groh out. Fletchs
to Merkle. Clark flied high to snodsra,
in short centre. Ames struck out o
three pitched balls. No Runs.
, Burns was called out on striker
0roh and Hoblltxei retired Shafe
Dodge made q neat stop and sh'
Fletcher out at hrst. No Runs.
SEVENTH INNING-Doyle threw OF
Devore. Bescher beat out a bunt. Ma
sans singled over second. advancir
Bescher one base. Bates batted 4
9 Dodge. Bascher stole third and can
home on Meyers bad throw. MarsaI
. struck out. Hobiitlxel also struck ou
!. One Run. One Left.
!. Almeida went to third In place
d Dodge. Almeida threw out Doyle on
;, hot smash to third. Merkle struck o
but had to be thrown out at first. Cla
o dropping the last strike. Murray singh
past third. Murray made a clean ste
- of second. Meyers singled 10 left SEQ
II ing Murray. snodgrass forced out Me
ers, Almeida to 9roh. One Run. D
Left.
70 EIGHTH Observation-Disclosures Y
10 Tinker's hunt and threw him out nt Ar
r Groh popped out to Fletcher. Cla
II slngled into left. Sheckard batted
y Ames. Berghammer ran the bases
Clark. Berghammer was an easy q
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malone Outpoints LibSy.
Joe Malone outpointsd Young Libby
for .hs Harlem lightweight champion
ship at the New Polo A. c. last night.
Malone gained the verdict In every
round except the fourth.
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Irousides to Play suburba. A.

IPOusIOes 10 PIay suburban A. A,
The lronsldes OF New Jersey viii NEE,
the Suburban A. A, at Suburban Oval
Sixteenth and Gravessnd avenues,
Brooklyn tomorrow. The batteries 10,
Suburban A. A.: Wilson and Schneider
for Irons.des: Wolfe. formerly with ths
Newark. International League. and
Barrett The game Will begin at So
p. NJ. with . preliminary game at Ii,
p N.
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~ soss4oss SsV VoOOsVS 50
tsoiAsd . somewhat Indifferent stab
o this sight speak OF Mr.. oRoarks
anl Mr.. Bianshsia were sitting st the
uagsads. . uttls bored. suddenly both
~ ~ and began to take notice. In
~ ring wss . husky white boy ans
wsrisg 70 the oid hshuns name OF
Kelly. Against him WAS . smAii choeo'
laAs oolorsd Nova Scotia negro. George
Dixoa. Kelly rushed and thrsshsd
assst With both Arms. The small negro
shiftsl bis feet . little. met each ruan
WttA sharp. singing jabs and was Mas
tes 6 shs situatiou In spite Of the fAct
ihaA eIow In the first round had COM
pisesly closed one Of his eyes, he
JovGht only with his left hand. ho'dins
The elshs arm doubled against hts side
- " Il Wsrs glued there. But the LETT
vus enough. ~ Kelly began TO stASSsr
bacs O'Ssourks leaned toward his friend
and vhispsrsd sxcitedly: My goodnsss'
that vould bs . great little boy II ne
vas osiy taught" In the hfth round
? Dixon knocked Kelly out. lndusr'ns
around. O'KOurks learned that DIXON
lived In Cambridge ana worked In
ph0tpgrapher's gallery.
Nexs morning destiny. in the person
Of Tom ORourke. went down into the
~usky district looking Tor little daTky
whoss future was to interest the whole
world. Turning into . marrow ~'isy'
UaoSrks psrcsivsd big. stout won'sr
l~anins from an open window. seeing
no ess clss around he ssksd IL the lady
n the window happened to have hsard
Of q littls negro named DIXON.
He uyss right here" sAld she.
Tell dim 10 come over and see Ton
oRovrks." said that gentleman. turn
tag % his heel.
That night after work Dixon sid'se
into ORourkss.
Il saw you hght last night" sax
o'Rourke. I'm thinking ot taking ho.,
Of you and giving Sou y chance. VIVA
about itr'
"Nr. ORourke." said Dixon. ~ you'll
handle me III light anybody In tn
woslA~
M O'Rourke assumed charge .
w IAttls Chocolates future.
wonder what he would have though
had some one whispered .ha, the sma
datly N fropt Of him was TO becom
one Of the World's most famous chan
poas, invincibls In his time. and thu
uslar O'Rourkss management Geors
Dixoa was TO roll up fortune OF owe
'SsoAooa. No one whispered II. O'Roura
pssling off his coat. took Dixon into u
email gymnasium and for an ho'
shsvsd him how to move about, bloc
ana shoot across the right arm that hs
been glued to his side. And you ca
believs me-" says ORourke. In tellii
Of " II found that little Dixon cou
hit. Was sors-gooa and sore-wh'
Il Was ever"
fhae Was the beginning Of Dixon
cdroe9. He had been ngating aloa
preliminary wise. for q coupe Of year
juGe eas OF these parasitic creatures WI
usa4eh preliminary boys and ssszs
pat Of their y Or 81 Or " purs,
o. Rourks took half. from the sta
Th61 vas the agreement Hut he dru
Dj1oa hsaiiong up among the cha
p1on. where the big money waited
IN 6sshsr!ns.
DUoN didn't become chsmpion
tAa2 Asst asht NcCarty y
- u The bast tttls men IN /
Hl ~ ~ feeGAt lpsperateiy
Il x - ssvsis'a
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Belmont PARK
RACES ATTRACT
10000 PEOPLE
Largest Crowd Since Opening
Day Saw Kalinka Win
First Event.
Especial 70 The Evenins Worldly

BELMONT PARK RACE TRACK, N.
Y. July Zone Of the biggest crowds
since opening day was at the track this
| afternoon. There were easily 1900 In
the stands and club house when the
hrst held went to the post. A big por-
tlon Of the srandstand attendance was
made up Of gayly attlred women.
FIRST RACE.
For thrss.year-olds and upward; 800
| added; seven furlongs. allnka. l07
| (Rishtmire). 3 to s. out ana out. hrst:
| YsnGhee. 10 (0lsss). Z to g. : to s and
out. second; Water weilss, 40 (But.
wel). 3 to I. 3 to s and to 3. third.
Time. In e-b Spin. no. and Ford Maj,
los. also ran.
The opening event. after the scratch
Ing Of Perthshire. caiiph and Mont
ressor, left Kalinks an odds on choice.
She won after being bumped ahd fouled
by Glass on Yenghec at the turn for
home. proving that she was pound, bet.
ter than her held.
Yenghee after showing q lot Of early
speed. running with Water welles e
the stretch. finished second three length,
. In front OF tho latter
After the race the judges questioned
Jockeys Glass and Rightmire on the
humping match they engaged In, bu
let the race stand as II resulted.
Albert Simon bid the winner l,p to 81, 40
j. from $1,000. at which price young Dicl
o Carman bid her In.
SECOND RACE.
n For fillies: two-year-olds; Sa0o add
d ed five and a-half furlongs. straight
!. Time. l,4 %-5. Early Rose, 100 (Butwsll
. to and out. and out, first; OrOtunt
100 tHanover), to l, s to and I 70
second; Hurakan, 100 Nusgravs), s I
LIS to 8 and I to 2. third. Water Lilly. 10
los; Any Time. 100 and Sanctuary 10
y also ran,
crack two-year- olds OF tho year by wiz
ming the second race from some Of tn
fastest Miles running She won all Il
., way and In the final eighth Butwell n
~ up on her neck looking behind At Or
n. tund and Hurakan struggling for tt
place and show honors. Orotund n,
ished In place position and Hurakan ",
10 third.
40 The time Of the race i,o t-6. was II
~ fastest of the meeting and within IS ,
No Q second OF the record. Water LII
~ showed . lot Of early spesd In the rae
st but stopped At the end. Any time v,
II but stopped at the end. Any Time "
~ couids't gaia an ZACH.
~ THIRD RACE.
Haadtoav; thsss-ysar-olds and u
= wAsd; ~ adaad; one mlls sAd . d
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international 0euss.

What promises to b the most spec.
tscular athletic meet ever held IN the
United States hes bssn announced by
the Greater New. York Fair and Ex.
.posltion. and scheduled TO BE- held at
Emp're City ParA, Aug. q. u aud a