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WINDSOR ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Purs SSOO; Tor hric ami
mare. three yesr.oiis end upward; selling; al.
isronp. Dipper ~, 'Iamods, io3,
Mother ketchsm, iOt; 'chsmulpo. l05, sprius
mass III; chanttcleee. it2; Bettis Sue ZIG,
SECOND RACE -Pune e6U. three. ysar.oii,
and wpwari. selling; Ss furlonpa. --,ilin., lOi
'iorhvills ioa; Hack Hay. lus: 'Cow!, loo
'Thrse Links. ii2.
THIRD KACE--.iurs u, 100; Canadian handi
cap. three .year-ohs and upward; one mile. =.
Maid II froiun,e, W; Rocks spring. 40; a Ri~t
ling 100 CaIsr Sauce. III; Havuck IFS
ondrsmon. iV1. b ueArts OF OAK, 1880
A-sesgIan entry; n itdinss entry
FOURTH kACE-seliins; handicap; p,u~s
e7O0. thrre.year .olds end up~ani. one mile. -
Jeany Gsid.s, w. Eiwsh. 100; Flsy. iO7: e
Oro. los. imir. 10
FIFTH RACE-Pune sam: two, ODDS
five and . half fulongs. Car Michael 100
Nh. sriority, iod; Rntiins Rrsss. iO8. Tavoni
iO3; Emerald Gsan, 1903. Hodge. ii5; . Holton
loo, = kiday, 100
A-Hsye entry,
SIXTH RACE-Pune SeOO; three yrsr.olds
selling: Nx ami . nail fuIionss - Clinton, 81
valits, 100: Rosemary. 100. Tsnkari, 10?
rswny. i02; 'Fred I~'y, lO7: Clint los
GFoWsnor. 100
SEVENTH kACE-Puns 5000; three year oil
aud upwsri; selling: one and on. eighth miles o..
'Tro'ato. Va; Msrsion. se; 'Mias Jonah, 100
Coed Day. i0i, strife. i0o wodcrait. IL,
l.. ~. Eeksrt 1917 dynamite. iW; Hos 4,
HowdJ. 40: Spindle. 40
'ApVssntAos snsvssse caaios4.
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stop Of HussinSs hard hit ooundef and
threw him out at FIRST. Cakes reached
first on Fisher'a bad throw to Daubert.
xagss foulsd oil: to Miller. Nowrey
forced Oakes at second. Fisher TO Cut.
shaw. No Rune. None Left
Salles was taken out Of the box.
Treckeii substituting. Miller flied out
to Cakes. Yinsiing walked. Moran
popped to whitted. Cutshaw sent q
ny to Gathers. No Runs. One Left.
SEVENTH 1NNlN0-Koney sinsi. d to
right centre. Moran grabbed Whi;tcd's
ny In deep right. Gathers hit into .
double play. Smith to Cutshaw to Dau.
bert. No Runs. None Left.
Collins made his fourth hit, a screamer
TO centre. On hit and run play whea:
singled to right sending Collins to
third. Daunert was called out on
strikes. Wheat stealing second on the
third strike. Smith was hit with a
pitched ball. filling the bases. Fisher
sinsled up the third base line. scoring
Collins and Wheat. and promising
smith to third. Miller forced Fisher at
second. Whitfield - Hugxins. Smith
crossing the plate. Miller was out
stealing. Hildebrand 20 Higgins. Three
Runs None Left
EIGHTH ebrand Med
out to Fisher. Treckell was retired by
Dauhert, unassisted. Higgins hit 10
right for two bases. Cakes popped to
Fisher. No Runs. One LEFT.
,iinsiing singled up the third base line.
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GIANTS.
continued from First PaseD,

V:ox srg.ed To tenire. Wagneg singled
agains; the right ac.d wal sending
V!ox to third Wagner and V!oux
pilled on a doub.e steal. viox scoring
and Wagner taking second. Doyle's
return TO rhe plate was poor. DOYLE
tossed out Miller one Run. One Lec;.
Barns opened wish u clean single into
rleht Sha:er SACRIFICED. Byrne To- Mil
Ter. Burns tahlng s-cond. Fletcher
SMASHED n iorG single Into lef.. scoring
Burns. out was out trying 20 stretch
into "A two-oaSxer. Carey % Wagner.
Doyle drove a pretty line drive for %
single. bu, Sas forced out by Merkie,
Byrne to viox. One Run. One Left.
SECOND lNNING-Wilson was out
on u bounder 20 Merkle. shafer made
. great stop Of Mitchslls hot stab
and threw him out at first. Gibson
stopped . single past Doyle McQual-
Ian got base OH balls. Ryrne forced
Gibson at first. Shafsr unassisted. Ma
Runs. TWO Left.
Wagner made . wonderful stop ana
threw ont Murray. Snodgrass died the
same way. Mclean singled over wag-
ner's head to left. Marauard lifted a
short ny to Carey. No Runs. One Hit
One Left. No Errors. Two Assists.
THIRD 1NNfNG--Burns ran over "a
the foul line and got Carey's long n.y.
Fletcher made u splendid stop OF Viox's
hot shot and threw him out at frst
Wagner came through again a single
to centre. He made a clean della yed
steal OF second. McLean's throw be-
ing high. Miller fled gu. to snod.
grass. No Runs. One Left.
Burns flied out 10 Wilson in short
right. Shafer by fast running beat A
,iow roller to TIE lnheld. Shafer was
our stealing. Gibson to Wagner. Fetch
" strack out. No Runs. None Left.
FOURTH TNNING-WAson foulea to
Mclean. Mitchell drove q long ny C
Burns In deep left. Marauard knock ed
down GIbson's hot smash and recovered
the ball in time to retire his man al
1rst. No Hits. None Left.
McQuillan threw out Doyle. Byrns
threw out Msrkle. Murray popped an
easy ny to viox. No Runs. None Left
FIFTH misunderstanding rot a
base on balls. Byrne lined out to Snod-
grass Ia loft centre. Carey flied out TO
Murray. Viox shot double TO left.
sending McQuillan to third. Wagner
got his third straight hit. single to
centre, scoring McQu,llan and vioX.
Wagner tried 20 take second OH the
play, but was pnched, Snodgrass IA
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killcn, l6i tBowser,. to :. TO /? and
out. second; Big Sandy. Ia Mr.. A,per0.
Z to 2. to 10 and out. third. Time. 80.
Disscntsr. i%s, also ran.
The steeplechase. though -av.rs but
test. Zig Sandy led the first time
around. out when ths second turn OF
the field was made Enniskllicn acted a.
pacemaker. lie retained the lead until
tho last jump. where Penobscot, which
had been brought up with q rush.
cleared the obstacle with him. From
there on II was nothing but a breeze
FOR Penobxcot, his margin ut the end
being three lengths. Big Sandy was
third. fifteen lengths away from Ennis
klllen.
THIRD RACE.
Handicap. selling: all ages; one mile.
--Jawbone I6 tMartin), 8 to I, & to 5 and
out. nrN; Hedge. III? ,Musgrave), S to
5, 4 to 8 and out, second; rowton Field.
los tC;la ss,. 6 &c. L. y TO s ana out. third.
Time, l.ss 2-5. >Dr. Ouenrsr, IA: Joe
Dieboid. 10. also ran.
The third race proved gallop Tor
the outsider. Jawbone. with the favor
lite. Dr. Duenner. outrun at all stages
of the journey. From q good start
Towton Field and Hedge cut out tho
cunning. Jawbone In third position. with
DR.. Duenner and )!Obold trailing. Up
the back stretch and around the upper
turn this order was maintained. but
Just before the home stretch was
reached the positions shifted. Hedge
showing the way. with Jawbone COINS
into second place. When Strengthened
out Jawbone breezed to the front and
until tho wire was reached had no con-
tention. his margin at the end beins
Ave lengths. Hedge was Just az easily
second, she being two and a half lengths
I'm front Of Tcwton Field who was
third
FOURTH RACE.
The GRIND Union Hotel Stakes; two
year-olds: six furiongs. Time. La l-6-
BLACK Broom, iO7 (Ambrose). 30 to l.
G to ! and out. first; Bradley's Choice
lia uoftus), = to 5. 3 to and out, Sec
ond; Little Nephew. IL (killingsworth)
q TO s. & to 6 and out, third. Bringhurst,
To-. and Cssuarina. l22, also ran
FIFTH RACE.
Hacks and hunters: gentlemen riders
mile and a auarter.-Absconde l6t
(Mr. WrighO. / to 3 and out. first
Ariosto. l43 (Mr. Cassidy. 8 to l, even
ana out. second Fred Essen. 1873 tMr
Alpers). l5 to 1, 8 to and out. third
Rock Abbey, 1a3. also ran.
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Vanguard TO Fletcher 20 Merkls 70
Doyle. Two Runs. None Left.
Srodsrass popped 10 Miller. Mclean
popped 20 Viox in shOr: left MarQustd
was called o., On strikes. No Runa
None Left.
Burns struck out Shafer smashed
Ia line drive to deep right centre for
three bases. Fletcher struck out fof
the second time. boyle lifted a shdtt
fiy to Wilson in right. No Runs. Ono
Left.
SIXTH INNING--Hurns struck out.
Shafer smashed "A line drive to deep
right centre for three bases. Fletcher
struck out for the second time. DOyio
lifted a short hy 20 wilson In right.
No Runs. One Left.
SEVENTH INNTNG-'McQu!lian wAs
called out oil strikes. Shafer threw out
Byrne. Carey struck out. No Rune.
None Lett.
Wagner jumped IN about four 1sse
and speared Merkle's hot Liner with h's
gl0ved hand. Murray flied out to WV.
son in short right. Snodgrass smashe1
q long single to left. Mclean singled
to centre. advancing Snodgrass to sec.
Olu. OTdTt ran tHe udbcs W. AsS>~~'s
and Mccormick batted for Marquard.
Mccormick fouled out to Gibson. No
Runs. Two Left
EIGHTH INNING - Crandall and
Wilson went In as the battery for the
Giants. VioX lined u beauty to right
that Murray made good attempt 10
get, hut the ball got through him aNA
II went for three bases. Wagner dQo'
on an easy splash to the box. CrandGll
to Merkle. Shafer dug up MllleFs bot
shot and tossed him out at first. vlox
staying on third. Wilson singled to
centre, scoring Viox. Murray made y
sensational shoestring catch OF Nit
1helrs low line drive. One Run. One
Left.
Wagner made a pretty stop and shot
Burns out at frst. Shafer got Q base
on balls. Mc<luiilan's first pass Of the
us,me Fletcher beat out An inhs90
hit, advancing Shafer to second. MulSr
got Doyle's hot smash and tossed II to
McQuillan for the out. Shafer going 70
third and Fletcher to second. Mert&e
lined out to Carey. No Runs. I've
Left.
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WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Purse $500: two-ye,lr-
oldS foaled In Canada. selling: nve fur
longs. --Marioh 0aiety. 10 u'eak), s to !.
II to o and I to :. frst: Meissen. lOs IKE
deris. . to %. 1 to 8 and out, second |:
Old Reliable. lO tconnelly. 70 to l. 4 to
! and even. third. Time. l.0i 3-5. Lady
Isle. MartOla aud Boozer also ran.
SECOND RACE--Purse 5000; two-year.
Odds; selling; five and vne-ha.. furl,ngs.
Incidence. " tTaylor). ! to 1. 5 to
and even, ,lrst; Louise TrAvo,s. III
N,rosa). 7 to ). J to 6 and to 3. second
superb, iT tSmalD. 8 To 2. I tn 8 and
3 to 6. third, Time. 1.0' 1-6, Free Trad.
Birka. The Idol and Alador also ran.
THIRD RACE.--Purss $500: three.
year-oidS; selling: seven furlongs---
Rifle Brigade, l0% (GrayD. . to 90. I
to q and out. nr+: Counterpart. los
tvandusen), 0 to I. s TO 3 and 2 to 6,
second: Queen. lOi CTurner, Is to l
& to and Q to 5. third. Time. l.?s 4-S
Izzy. Ham and Chiffon King also ran
FOURTH RACE-Walkerviile Handi.
cap; 500 added, three year Odds and IN;
one mike and a firlonK.-Harry Lauder
100 az ederis', y to |. . to and 4 TO &,
won. Cousin Puss. lcl tvandusen), 3 IA
]. tn and out, second I.och!el, In
tCallahanJ. g TO I. + to D and out. third
TimSs lss Melton stree; and Flora
F'inA a ls0 ran
FIFTH RACE--i'urse $500. nader
three year-olds ana up, selling; six fur
longs,---LOrd Lucre, 1903 (Gray), . to !
. to l and to 9. frst; White Heat. II,
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MlOUCHl|N ANDBUNlY
SUCCESSFULLY DEFEND
TENNIS DOUBLE TITLE
Championship Pair Defeat
Strachan and Griffin in
Straight Sets at Newport.

NEWPORT. r. l.. Aug 20-MAusioo
Z. Mclaughlin and Thomas c. BuA4y
Of California successfully defended their
title as national tennis champions In
the doubles to-day. defeating Juan II.
Strachan and Clarence J. Griffin OF sAn
Francisco In straight sets.
Tho first set went 70 the champions
by 60. The challensers centred thef
attack on Bundy. but the latter was IN
splendid fettle and took care Of every.
thing sent to him. Four Of the games
were OF the love variety. The points. .
TO Is. favored the holders. The sc1o:
Mclaughlin and Bundy:
146 500 % 1893
Strachsn and Grimm:
80 18o4 1-<-3
The second set started OF With .
rush for the champions and the score
was to / almost before the youngsters
cou'd get under way. Then came rally
that brought down the gallery time and
again. Net rallies were so frequent that
the people stood UP and screamed IN
their excitement. Slowly the youngsters
pulled up and made II deuce set At
5 all. Then Mclaughlin and Bundy
pulled out the next two. The score:
Mclaughlin and Bundy-
s. 4 it; 1 IS <-,14s
Strahan and Griffin
sol Il 644 i-S-ss
TIN champions directed their attack
agains. Strachan. the younger .: the
two challemgcrs. and the method proved
successful. for the holders Won the hnai
set I'll. The score:
McLoushl.n and Bundy-
5-$.S-31
Griffin ami Strachan-
81 3-1-lS
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SARATOGA ENTRIES.

tsIsciai 70 Ths Evening world.)
HRsT kACE-Two.yesS- olds; conditions, five
and oneIlah furlonss. -Orotund. lO5 NJ.
SaaD. los; Armament. los. PennAnt, i0s; Hir.
akas. i0S; Violet Ray. l05: ponstts Bsa, IOS
Bae. lOS. speahreAd. los; Tnmid lO0: Krs
Mcdowell. lOs: Ralph. los; Uncle Nun. iOs
Water Lily. 1905; stake and Cap. lia Pau.
tApsriosn. iOo: Cbsrlcstonisn. 1905: Harry L.,
1Os Trade Mara. iO5.
! SECOND RACE-Four. yesr-olds and upwards
NiltAy stseplechass Handicap Aooua tse
.iis. -kinnslon. iss: zsss. 40; wooi,ss. 100;
o. x. 1855
THIRD RACE Tire. year -o,d.: 1ns Moh.~,
Sailing; one mile, -Barnesst. iis; Geuess, No
scailywAg. l01: 'Montsessor. %; 'Brisr Path. -
FOURTH RACE-Three-y year -olds aud upwards
:sli.s; d. imlons..-Lris. lo5i Discovery. 1907
'Istfty. 1906; Neilo. iO%; AftsNlow. iO1; Chry
susoohfield. "; Sir Renrsh. 100: Capt. Elliott
l01; Swish. 100: Harmon Pes. IOs: rAmaAs
IN. iO<; sAna THY. ~.
PfyTh RACE-Twoyssr OLD; Hand,csp. a
Sus1oasA --surphsins. ils: Harry L.. iO6. Bpssr
hse1. VI; soutlsrn Maid. TO: sosi,s, 0s; Water
Mo-. t07; NJ. Bnsss. i0T. ulAck Toney, ii3
0D91h. III; Hurskan. 100; Tvums, l0S: Flo.
II, 306: Water Lad. l1a: Cats~sy iO6
Cusssbun. iOs; Uncis Mum. los. Also ELIGIBLE =
1ssag. $50: Punch Bowl. li2; updsuntsd, lO2,
Uypelia, lu2; Ralph. lOs
eSxTH RACE--Thrse yeAr-olds and upwsnls;
aAse; ss;iins; ssysn furioas. 'Infsr. ~;
eae1 Asasass. los; Gate x. It's; sInfsps
e4ea, lo3; s0ensas. ~. lallyshs. -.
sApssuatcs allowance cisk1sd. Track fast.
~ 4 S,|s =: S:::71s ~ :. \
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BLACK BROOM WINS
SARATOGA STAKE
At FANCY PRICE
Star TWo-lear-OidS Finish
Behind Outsider--Hildreth
BelmOnt's Trainer.

SARATOGA. y y. Aug. eo.--sam HI
dreth assumed charge OF August Bel.
mOnts racing stable here to-day The
Chairman OF the Jockey Club engaged
liiidreth on his recent trip TO France.
and the famous trainer lost little time
coming to uhis country 10 prepare the
Belmont thoroughbreds for tho rest of
the big meetings here
.. L. Applegate purchased Palanauin
after the running Of the first race this
afternoon. The new owner will condi.
tion the thoroughbred as . Jumper
The feature event to-dSy--.the Grand
Union Hotel Stakes--fOund Gainer, the
top weight, and Flittergold absentees.
From a speculative standpoint II was
anybody's race. for the Camden Sta
BILE entry Bringhurst and Casusrina
Little Nephew and Bradley's Choice
were all quoted at the same price, g
to 6. with Black Broom the outsider
at 30 to I. AZ contest Il was all that
could be wished for.
From . good break Black Broom
flashed In front for 4 second. hut IAttIe
Nephew Immediately thereafter set the
pace with Bringhurst and Sasuarina
right Ut his heels. Bradley's Choice
fourth and Black Broom last This was
the order Sor the first part OF the Jour.
ney and into the home stretch. Little
Nephew having "a two length adyan.
taSe at this point When Strengthened
away there was general closing ~
win Black Broom and Brad!ey's Choice
being forced to take the overland route.
throughout the last one hundred
yards II was u terrific duel with Black
Broom looking the winner Fifty yard,
from the wire, Bradley's C.oice CLOSED
In such resolute manner and IN,
finish was so close that none hut IN,
Judges were In "A position to decide. Nh.
verdict going 10 Black Broom Li,t!.
Nephew was third, three lengths away
Louis Jackson, who formerly was q
pookmaker about the METROPOLITAN
courses ard who was seized with a,
apoplectic NJ here yesterday afternoon
expired last evening.
FIRST RACE.
lightweight, handicap; nil ages 81,
"'""o" 'SF"s'' iW 'Mctabe), 10 to
I" and to I, first; Roamer, lOt
'byrne), to 2. Q to g and 2 TO 6. second
sebago. 100 doftus). 8 to !. . to l AND
even. third. Plate Glass, ls3: House
maid. ile' Spring Board. l.S. and Palan
gun. III also ran. Tlme-I.Is S-5.
The hrst event found the Is to 1 shot
isirose. the winner over q nice field
with the two-year-old. Roaner, In sec
ono place. These two had the race be
tween them for the entire distance, tn,
younsster being the arst to show at IN
rise OF the barrier and cut out a elf
that spelled disaster Tor the heavy
weights. After a quarter OF a mile la,
been covered the Sanford niiy wreste,
the lead from Roamer and from Their
ON always held her field safe. TIL
younxster tired perceptibly In the las
one hundred yards but his gameneS
carried him through, and he lasted lon
enough to obtain the place from IN
fast coming sebaso. Plate Glass, a ba.
actor. was of very poorly and had bu
little chance.
SECOND RACE.
Steeplschase; three year oids and 10
ward; about two miles.--.Penob scot. ID
twolke). y y . aud out arss; Ennis
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tW'ec1a IN Tne Nsuuo WOfid.D
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Aug. D.--The High.
landers made their last stand against
their hated rivals Of this hot burg this
afternoon, staging . desperate double.
barrelied show that involved seventh
place. Chance put Il Up to CALDWELL
assisted by Sweeney. while stovaM re-
lied on Allison. Agncw. beansd . month
ago ny Engie In Washington. got back
in the harness About i.oOo fans were
out.
FIRST INNIN0--Msisei Was out, Ba-
lent to Stovaii. Cook grounded out 10
Stovan unassasted. Cree singled to left
Cree stole second, Hsrtsell flied TO
Johnston. No Huns. One Left.
shotton raised to zeidsr. Austin
struck out. Pratt singled to right. Cree
made = Sensational running catch and
robbed Williams of q sure three-base
hit. No Runs. One Left.
bDCOND lNNING--Peokinpa ugh was
out. Balenti to stOvail. Knight dic,i,
Austin to stovaii. zeider died the same
way. No Runs. None Left.
Balenti popped to Psckinpaugh. Mai
sci and Zeider retired Stovall. Mai~si
ran to the stand and grabbed Johns
tons high foul. No Runs. None Left.
THIRD INNING Sweeney sinEled 10
centre A Caldwell famed Sweeney
tried TO steal and was doubled, AgnSw
10 BSienti Maisel beat out u hit TO
Balenti and took second. when Ba,enti
threw I'ast Stovall. Cook walked. Cree
popped to Austin. No Runs Two LEFT.
Axnew lifted to Cree. Allison was
tossed out by Caldwell, shotton singled
over second. Shotton died stealing,
| Sweeney 10 KNIGHT. No Runs. None
| Left.
FOURTH INNING - Balenti and
pair retired Peckinpsugh. KNIGHT went
out, Austin to Stovail. No Runs None
Lett.
Austin singled to left Pratt was
safe on Cooks nInff. Austin stopping
at second. On an attempted sacrifice
Williams hunted, and Austin was out
at third. Caldwell 10 Maisel Rslenti
hit into q double play, PsckinpauKh to
knight to Zeider No Runs. Two Left.
| FIFTH INNING Zeidcr out, stovail
unsssisted. sweeney flied to Johnston
Caldwell WAS out Pratt to stovAll. n,
Runs. None Left.
Stovall singled to centre. Johnston
sacrificed. sweeney TO Zeider. Agnew
singled to right centre. scoring Stovall
Agnsw stole second as Allison famed
Shotton called on strikes. One Hun
One Left.
SIXTH INNING-rrau threw gu,
Msisel. Cook famed. Cree popped ts
Balenti. No Runs.
Austin walked. Pratt sacrificed, Swee
ney to Zeider. Williams fouisd TO Swce
ney. Bslsnti singled to right. scorin,
Austin. and took second on the throw
home stossil tapped to Caldwell. On,
Run. One Left.
SEVENTH INNING -HSrtxsh Lfts%
to Williams. Peckdnpaugh struck GU,
Bsienu and Stovsli took care o
knight No Runs. None Left.
Johnston singled through short. Az
new hunted Into . double play. CAlL
we'll to PeekinpRuxh to zsldsr Allison
tanned. No Runs. None Left.
EIGHTH INNING-Pratt threw on
zeidsr. Sweeney walked. Caldws
rolled to Stovsll. Maisel beat out 4 hi
To Baisnti. Sweeney taking third. Tn
double steal went through successfully
Sweeney scoring and Mzissl tskin
third. Cook walked. Cree rolled I
Austin. who tagged Maisei on the line
One Run. Two Left
shottsn got an ini,eld hit and went I,
second ON Knights wild hsave to lei
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SECOND GAME.


SPORTSMAN'S PARK. ST. LOUIS.
Aug. s0.-After losing u pitchers hat
tie. Q to I. In the frst game. Manager
Chance put II up to Fisher to bag the
farewell TIT. Fisher didn't last through
the frst inning. Mcconnell replacing
him. Gossett went behind the bat.
Weiiman. n southpaw. paired with Nc
Allester as the Browns battery. About
1000 fans saw the second half Of the
show.
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ST. LOUIS.
SUMMARY,

s'sst 3Ssn IN Bau-On Yingl.n, /
Sahee. 8; Treckeli. I. struck Out-By
fihgiing 9; Sal!ee. i: Treckeli y
Home Run--Cutshaw. Three base Hits
%ishcr. Two-base hits-Dsube-,. Hug.
gins Stolen Base--wheat Double
Plays-fing!Ing and CutshaN, cutsl,a ".
Fisher and Dauber,. Whitfield. Higgins
and Honey. Masce and Huys!ns. Smith.
cutsiaw anG pauoer,. Hit oy Pitcher
Smith Uinp!res-isiafer and Byron.
At,ondaace-2I"
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pop. knight rolled TO Balent,. who
threw to Austin. getting Hartzell at
third. Walter halted for Zcider. He
rolled 60 Austin. No Runs. One Loft.
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ST. LOUIS.
rMMARY.

First BASE on Bsiis--OR Allison. T.
Struck out--ily Caldwell. 6. BY Allison.
J. Stolen Bnses--Crec. Agnew. Sweeney.
Maisel. Double Plays-Asnsw and
Baleni; Peckinpaugh. KnIsht and
Zeider; Caldwell. PeckinpauKh and
Zcider. rmpires---ArcGreevy and Con.
molly. Attendance, 100.
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u u u U U
Batteries brown and Schsns. Dauss
and Mckee.
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SECOND RACE,

Steeplsehase; three-year-olds and 10,
ward; about two miles.--.Peno bscot, ii!
(wolke). y y . aud out. arst; Ennis.
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4 Observation-Disclosures ANA Nunaraaeg:
Scott and Kuhn
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Griffin ana Strachan-
81 3-l-lo
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Deaths.
"HTTE

Charles A. wardruns. 50 veara. Govern-
ment Hospital for the Insane
Margaret F. Watson. IS years, 500 B
street northeast
Rernadine Harvey. years, Providence
HOSPITAL
Anna l. Wells, "a years, ~ Fourth
street northeast.
John f. Llewllyn, 36 years United States
Soldiers Home, ID. g.
Jonn Dunn, ol years, United States SOL
disrs' Home. D. e.
Wihiam naIen 6ourne' oas' nd
dsnery w. bruce, - years n Hnoue
island avenue northwest
street northeast.
Eiizaeetn = kennedy, % years tne AS
tor apartments w.......
James A. Iupper, ~ years, washington
Asylum Hospital
Maggie Marsnah. - years. - M,ssoun
avenue northwest
Wuham A. Posey, 94 years. S'z- Macomo
street northwest.
Ella simpson, % years. Ht IWenty-see-
ono street nortnwesI
William O. keyes. - years. 40 Tnir-
teenth street northwest
Regina Lawn. 50 years. 1IH U street
northwest
Alex p. c. Cummings % years, iUf De
sale street northwest
Emory J. Bentley. o years S4oo noi-
mead place nortnwesl
Anna NJ: shackelford. g years. 1906 Sew
enteenth street nortnWesI
southwest o. ~
John NJ. Hammond 70 years. go n
street northwest o,~,..u q
If 70 NJ n II
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WORkINGMAN'S WANTS

WORKINGMEN-A tendency to go 10 one
extreme another, why not adopt the safe
way OF seeing us. say boy. We can show
some bran new suits at SO that saves ~
and Il surely pays to see; one price. JUSTH'
OLD STAND, 6l9 d. l.
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Rapid Transit Messenger Co., Inc

500 1lth st< y. W.
Desires the service Of boys. is years or
over, With bicycles or motorcycles. THIS Is
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR HUSTLERS, and
t. ones than can furnish good reference TO
Secure
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sUR SALE-APkRTMENTs

THE BEST PAYING 3-story apart. house on
Capitol Hill, rooms and bath on first floor.
rooms and bath on second and third floors
back porches. building in perfect repair and
equipped with all modern improvements:
built ~ years and never vacated in all that
time. Apply for particulars at 1i0S sth st.
Phone North 2I3s.
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HELP WANTEO-MAlE

MEN-Business houses pay SIS to SIS wec ky;
private families about SIS week to auto
mobile drivers and repair men; you can learn
the business with in a short time. We
teach operating and repairing-all white
students
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL. lI9 d y. W.