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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-09
Saratoga Entries.
tinnaI Nnrr snr,lce

By International News Service
First race. ;-year-olds and up selling SIX ana
one-hslf furlongr-Lace. 1oi: waterveles Ioe;
Magazine. :i=: 'Elis Bryzon 102. Ivebel sPoI+-
shire. io7 Compliment. lo9; Honey Bee. A.Iaslde.
1906
Second race. s-ycar-ods and up. North American
1tccplechnse, about two miles-WcIdship Il5; I'll
nation. i3J: Wiekson. it7. The wclkin 100: Bill
Andrews 1876. George Emo. I5s: AEtute lz5: The
=, ndcr. Ii5: Pcrobscot. 49,.
The weight wicksop includes a penalty Of
live pounds.
Third race. 2-yoar-olds Saratoga special. SIX
rirouge-Panch Bowl. Prairie. Black Tony. Spear
head. FicEiDy Gamer Sir. snggs. King McDov-
ell. Golden Chimes. TO- 1mperistor, Stake and
cap Boamer. iia Early Roto. iio
Fourtii race. 3-ycnr-olds. the Travellers mile aud
quartcr-Boclclaw. Cock o. tho Walk i2o: Ring
ng. 100: Barnesst. Hawthorne. ii5; Prince Eu-
gene 1875
Filth race. 3.ycar-oids aud up. selling mile
Bunch OF Keys ict: Colonel Cook l0e: Cailph
Creme de Aenthc no: Captain Elliott 80; stsn-
tor li2: Crenlds, Lad OF Langdon. Swiss Frog.
M
sixth race. 2-yoar-old rraIdens. selling tire and
half furlongs-@Disparity. 100; Unfurl, 1906: HI
ue.a I0a: Francis. 100; Bsc. III; Perth Rock.
5eioc. j. Nolnn. Small. los; 'RaouI lo7: sIope.
io2.
apprentice allowance claimed
Weather clesr: trnck fast.
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PHILLIES SEE ALL
CUB HURLERS ALIKE

CHICAGO. Aug. S.--PhiIs elphis buried
Chicago today under an avalanche Of hits.
which Included home runs and triples. and
won, is 10 3. Manager Dooln's men start
ed their bombardment at the beginning
Of the game and stopped only momentar-
iy. Lavender started to pitch for Chi
cago and was hit to all corners Of the
field for a total OF four runs. lie was
replaced In theJneXt inning by Earl Moore.
the former Philadelphia twirler. and al
though he worked nicely for a few innings
he, too, was met with n fusillade OF hits
which. with base on balls, netted three
more runs. He finally gave way to Stew
art, q pinch hitter recently purcha sed
from indianapolis by the locals. Stewart
made his debut by striking out Richie
then went to the mound for Manager
Evers's men and the cannonading COM
menced afresh. the visitors making seven
hits, which with four bases on balls and
two Wild throws by Needham. netted nine
runs. Alexander, on the other hand, was
almost invincibc the locals making only
three hits off his delivery up TO the eighth
inning. when he eased up. Only one OF
the first three was clean. Philadelphia $
lone error paved the way for the locals
TO score their first two runs, while Alex
ander really handed them their fourth
run by forcing man across the plate.
PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO
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Saratoga Results.
By International Ncws

By international News Service.
FRS, race, five and hall furlonss-Florln, 1i0
tBerel, TO I, won Susan D.. 10 fIIeurv). 10
TO ]. second Salon. 11o (ButwelD. TO 5. third.
Time. 1:07 Fascinating. Frontier, Ida Layiuia,
Flask. Sanctuary and Charmeuse also ran.
Second race, six furlongs-Ten Point, lis tLof-
tus) / to 2. won. Bosom. l13 (ButwclD 10 9.
second. Presumption. l06 (Henry). 10 to l. third.
Time. i:le rs. Sir John Johnson and Hedge also
Third race mile and three e-si1tcenths-Patou. Ill
(Ward). 20 i. won; Flying Feet. llS tDoreD. 6
to 5. second; Star ORyap, 100 (Henry). s TO l..
third. Time ZOE. Inspector Lestrate aud Jaw
bono also
Fourth race m'e-Benanet. 90 (McDonsld). 8 10
1. won. Cliff Edge. % (E. Martini. II to s, sec
ond; Airey 100 (Ambrose). 90 20 l. third. Time.
13s i-5. Adams Express. Afterglow. Any Port.
Star Bottle. Flamma and Colonel Holloway also
ran.
Fifth race. mile-ImpressIon. 40 tMcDonadl, 10
]. won; Guy Fisher, 1l3 tButwnlD. TO 5. second
Star Cazo, 80 (McCahey). IS To S. third. Time.
l3o DR. Duenner and Reyburne also
Sixth race. six furlongs-Pomette Beu. 1o7
(Wolte). 4 TO l. won; Defendum. 40 (Fergusonp
to /, second Scrapper. ITO fDavigl 20 1. third.
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OVERALL LET GO AND
NEW CATCHER SIGNED

CHICAGO, Aug. S.-Pitcher Orval Over
all, the veteran who rejolned the Chi
cago Nationals this year after an absence
from the game of two seasons, was re-
leased by Manager Evers today to the San
Francisco club OF the Pacific Coast league.
The price obtained for Overall was not
announced, Del Howard, manager Of the
San Francisco team, was member OF
the Chicago team when Overall was do
ing his best work a few years ago and
has been negotiating for him for Some
time. Overall was pleased a the deal
The Chicago club announced today the
purchase OF Catcher Hargrove OF the
Terre Haute team of the Central league
Hargrove was seen In action by Presj-
dent Murphy and Manager Eyers at Fort
Wayne the other day and details OF the
trade were arranged then. The price was
not given out
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HEAVY HITTERS GET
BUSY IN BIG SHOW

CHICAGO, Aug. 8.-Lively sluGging.
reminiscent Of the early part OF the :
son of 1911. featured some of the "blg
league games today. Among the long
hits made during the canuonad!ng were
seven home runs. Luderus OF the PhIla-
delphIa Nations leading with two Of them
In a 16-to-3 route OF Chicago's pitchers.
Becker aided his teamma tes In the Cubs
defeat with one homer and the others
We're made by Hobltzel Of Cincinnati.
Bodie OF the Chicago Americans. Wingo
Of the st. Louis Nationals and Wilson OF
Pittsburg
"o years ago inc unusual amount OF
slugging was popularity accounted for By
the theory that the balls were made with
an extra live core. Later An experiment,
made by National league umpire and q
Boston newspaper man indicated that al
least some OF the balls then In use were
overweight-just enough heavier than the
accustomed kind 10 make the pitchers un-
able 10 put anything on Them
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WASIiINGTON. Aug S.--Washington
finished strong today and won the frs.
game from Cleveland. 1 90 3. by "A ninth
inning rally The home team had threat
ened several times earlier in the game.
but could not hit Cullop when men were
on bases. In the ninth Williams batting
FOR Johnson. singled and Shaefer ran for
him Shaefcr was sacrificed TO second
and scored on Fosters double. Milan
then came through with his fourth hit
OF the day and scored Foster bringing
10 an end one of the best games seen on
the local grounds this season
This was JohnSon's eleventh conseCu-
i've victory. equslIng the seasons record.
Both teams played brilliantly in the
field. Gandfl, Milan and Laioie making
phenomenal stops.
CLTNEI.ANn- WA SHINGrnN
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UMPIRE KNOCKED OUT
BY CHURCH MEMBER

CAMBRIDGE. o, Aug. S.-Recause he
is alleged TO have assaulted F. S Pol
lock Of New Concord, who was UNI
pire during baseball game last even
ing between teams composed OF members
OF Sunday schools OF two local churches,
fracturinS his skull, j. Powers. member
OF the United Brethren church team. to-
day was arrested on a charge Of assault
and held pending the outcome of Pol
locks injuries.
Powers took exceptions 10 a ruling OF
the umpire and a fight followed. The
game broke UP in a row.
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Anaconda Entries.
International News Service.


othello. liG: Sir Barsy. 1i2; Bling. 1os: Princess
Janice iOs; Milton Roblcc. 100
SECOND race. seven furlongs. selling. 5-:eS--
olds md up-Scw Quarter l0e; Force los. Little
ton. Lord Clinton. Sam Counor. Joe Woods, I05
Anne MCGEE. Harlem Maid. Gretchen. 103
Third rnce. five furlongs, selling. 3-yosr-ods
and up--Star Blue. Tonv Faust l2e: Regards. Or
der OF Dance. Young ansy, Aneeue. ia: I5un
III: kmohaiko. 1li: scary Williams. 115: Wsjso
IL: Marie Coghill, III: Sierra, 1Io.
Fourth race. five !urlones. handicap. 5-yenr-
oI6s and up-Envy, lo7 Daddy Clip. los: Faio-
rona New Haven. lo5 simpsla. 11s
Fifth race. furloDgs. selling. 5-ycarods
and up-Lady Rausacller. i09; Lnscnr. 49, Sleep
land II3: Medic Ill Roberta. Arbutus. Wcnno
Queen Lead. Decency. 1o7; Milt Jones. 1o5; Old
Coin, lo5
Sixth race. five furlougs. selling 3-year-oldr
and up-Wild Bear. Gomu Annual interest SIX
teen. 100: Lady Adelaide. Parnell Girl Cl1rn W.
secrete, 1O7; Dan Berry, Nifty. Tidy wolftrath
BnShiu Bcttic 100
Seventh race. six turloneS selling. 3-year-olds
and up-rancy. Thistle Belle 100: Great Friar
Charley Brown. lO7 Jennie u Arc. Madeline Mus
grave, IO2
Weather clear: track fast.
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BROWNS RALLY
AND BEAT YANKS

NEW YORK, Aug S.-st. Louis took
the first game of the series from New
York by a score of G. to 4 The locals
had the lead up to the eighth inning,
when ST. Louis made a rally which drove
Mcconnell out of the box and netted
four runs Fisher replaced Mcconnell
with the score tied and two men on
bases. pass TO Austin filled the bases
after which Compton's sacrifice fly and
Briefs double were responsible for three
more runs. Hamilton was wild and was
hit hard but was effective with men on
bases. thirteen OF the Yankees being left
II. Williams and Cook, the Yankees Tex
as league recruits again showed up well.
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rATr Aug s.-Hoblltzell's s

NATL Aug. s.-Hoblltzelrs
with one man on base and two
u like a bolt out Of the blue
. ninth Inning today, sent New
. IA defeat by a score OF I TO s.
frce- hitting contest. all the
ling batted hard. Suggs, who
a game for Cincinnati. lasted
a while Tesreau, who began FOR
yas Knocked out OF the box
'fh. Both Ames and Demaree.
..dnd them. were hit hard. the
al Hoblitzell coming as the
I'D scored the first run OF the
|ha initial inning when Bescher
base on balls. went TO second
~ single, to third on a sacrifice
ana came home on d sacriicc
EIIfzell. The locals added four
IN IN five hits and a batter hit
|fcher. In the ninth. Marsa ms
4 then came Tiobllzell's home
n deep right, which brought
1 ahead OF him.
|k scored two runs in the fourth
n fwo-base hit, Shafer's triple
q out. They scored their other
4 sixti, on A double by Fletcher
Herzog and Wilson, an error
q on balls, :
'farsans and Hobljtzell carried
ling honors.
NEW YORK CINCINNATI
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Us HOME RUN
VICTORY

Aug, S.-wingo's home-r,1n
= center In tho third inning
ouis lead enough TO defeat
tne second game OF the
ne score of 2 TO 0. Walker
4ne team to three scattered
taken out TO permit a pinch
q LOT him In the eighth inning.
lrIner Cub" made his debut
[n Uniform and his wiIdness
2uls another run In the final
'tted was passed and O'Lesry
pase when Reulbach hit him.
-su on passed ball. Wingo's
0 the fifth made on the local
sek. but the hrst by a. local
threatened 10 score but once,
~ IN the sixth inning when,
:rs out. Morgan and Cutshayv
etengel walked. Doak tight
nned the hard hitting Wheat
essivo pitches. Mowrey pro.
seo strike and was banished
sier In the sixth inning.
n1ggins announced that he
- ontttelder Quinlan Of the
ew York State league) club.
'hooKLYE-sT, LOUIS.
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|UE IS ROUTED
Nd BRAVES LOSE

5uRG. Aug. s.-Bunched hits off
<ave Plttsburg the victory over
||9 Afternoon. 4 to 2. Hub Per-
1 has beaten Plttsburg three
year. might have done It again,
drst Inning he lost his temper
Qment with Umpire Eason over
4 on Butler at first base, and
mpire a violent shove. He was
the field and Rudolph went in.
Icned steady ball for Pittsburg.
Fled and stole In the second
|ell Mingled and took second on
@< The plate. Gibson sacrificed
scored Mitchell with a long
~ nome run into the bleachers
|purg another In the fourth, and
rs IN the eighth brought In the
a sensational catch Of Lords
A1fchell In the fourth was a
ToN-PITTsBURo.
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SOX MAKE TIMELY
HITS OFF BROWN

PHILADELPHIA, Apg. S.-Scott's ef-
fective pitching and hits off Browns de-
livery gave Chicago a victory over Phila-
delphia here today. 4 TO 1. All the Wis
itors' seven hits except one figured In the
scoring, The home team took the lead
in the second inning when Mclnnis scored
on his single and Strunks double. Lord S
two bagser and Bodies terrific drive into
the left field bleachers for a home run
gave Chicago the lead in the fourth IN
ming. After that the visitors rolled up
two more runs while Scott held Phladel-
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DUBUC TAKES LONG
CHANCE ON LIE WIS

BOSTON. Aug. S.-Dubuc purposey
passed Speaker TO take a chance on Lewis
in the ninth inning Of the game between
Detroit and Boston today, with a man
on second and the score tied. Lewis
drove the ball TO the center field fence.
scoring Moselev and winning the contest
for the Red Sox 3 to 4.
Detroit used two pitchers in vain ef-
fort 10 stop Boston's heavy hitting.
Thomass long drives drove in tyo of the
Red SoXs runs. Janvrin's baIung also
a feature. Only one run was earned
off Moscley. The score:
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KANSAS CITY MAY
HAVE THREE CLUBS

CHICAGO. Aug 8.-Rumors which
reached Chicago today were authority for
a report that a number Of Kansas City
business men have organized TO pur-
chase, II possible. the fra Dchise OF the
Sioux City club Of the Western league
and move the club 10 Kansas City. The
American associa ton at present has com
petition In Kansas City from the Fedora
league and II is limited that IL may ac-
lively support the Western league inva-
sion means OF fighting the Fedora
which is outside the pale OF organized
ba Seball
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ST. LoUIs-NEw YORK
'Batted for wolter In eighth.

SUMMARY: Errors-Austin. Alexander, Hamilton
Pccklnpaush. First base errorp-Nev York, 2:
81 Louis. l. Two-base hlts-Creo. shotteu. Snc-
rifce hits-Peckinpaugh Knight, Balenti. sac
rlfcc fy-Compton. Stolen bases-Pecklnpaugh
C2). Austin. n williams. Daniels. Loft bases
New York, 10: st Louis 6. Base on halIs-on
Mcconnell. 2: OF Fisher. ]; OF Hamilton, g.
struck out-By Hamilton, .. wild pltchcs-Ham-
llton Caldwell Hit by pitchor-By Hamilton. 2
tcook and wolterl. Ht-or Mcconnell In
Id innings. or Tishor. 2-3 innings oN Cald-
we'll in I Inning. Tlme--2 hours aud IL min
u,es Umpres-o Loughlln and Sheridan.
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Wingo. Two-basc h!t-Cutshaw. Hita--Or Wal
kor In Innings; off Rcubach. mono In IN
ming. Double plays-Fishcr Cutshnw 70 Kirkpat-
rick Left on bascs-St. Louie. ?: Brooklyn, 8.
First base on bnlls-Walker. 1: Reubaoh. /. Doak.
I, Hit By pltchcr-By Walker (MoWrey) by Reul
bach (o'LearyD. Struck out-By Dosk, 4: By
Walkor. g. Passed balls-Flshcr. Time bour
and 90 miuutos. Umpiros-Rigler and Byron.
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Spartan Wins Kings Cup.

NEWBORN r l., Aug. S-Edmund
Randalls iftyfoot schooner Spartan won
the kings cup race in the cruise of the
New York Yacht club today. The Iro-
quos. another fifty-foot owned by
Ralph n Ellis. was second The Irolta
owned by r. Walter Clark. was the first
TO cross the finish line. but lost on time
allowances.
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Summary. EIrors-HIgb ", SDcaker. LOWS
Thomas. T~o-bosc hlts-Thomns, Jnuvrn, Cal
ncr Three base hlt-Thomas Hits-oH Hall. 6
IN 8 "a innings. off Duhuc. In innings. Sac
rfcc hits-Baumor. stnnegc. Englc stolen bases
Cobb. Janvriu (2) Englc t$l. Double plays
Bauman Bush and Gaincr Cobb and Louden
Left on bases-Delroit. 5: Boston. .. First base
on balIs-On Hall Q Off Mogcoy 3: OF Dubuc 9
First base on crrors-Dctrot. l. Struck ou,-By
HALL 3: by Moseey. 2; by Dubuc g. Passed
bal-Thomas (2l. Time hours md minutes
umpIres-DIncen and Egnn.
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phia safe at all stages The game was
featureless as regards fielding plays ex-
cept for one fine running stop and throw
each by Collins and Baker and long
running catch by Oldring. each play be-
ing made at Fourners expense.
CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA
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leVlIn IN ninth.
Aann in ninth.
orcvn IN ninth.
nlneB--
~'.,.--...,...o o 100 80 GA
-r''''''..-o o / 0 0 o 1 ~
zIrorn-swocnny. Byrue. Wagner.
@ stolen heuca-Wagner. will
liiee hlt-Gibson. Sacrifice ny
on eells-oN Rudolph. 1. off
- out-Sy Rudolph, 2: by Adams,
quh' J 10 "a inning: off Rudolph.
m Lett on bnscs-Pittaburg. 7;
II play-Wognor. Butler and MI
ump'res--Brennsn and Eason,
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Fort Erie Entries.

By international Nows Service
First race purse $500. S-year-odS and up sell
Ing. six furlongs-Frrd Levy. lot: Joe Stein. lo5
'Mnwr Lad. l06: Chiffon Queen. 1nf Titles
Nightmare. SpringmasS, Miss Joe, 103: Cosgroye
los.
Second race purse $500. 2-yoar-olds. five and
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Erors-snodgrass Hoolitzell Two
1Fus, Fletcher. MarKnns. ThEee-base
Home run-HoblltIoll. Eits-Of,
y 3 is innings: off Dcmnrce. In
or suggs, 6 In 6 innings: of Amos.
Xu. Sacrifice hits-Shefor, Groh (2).
--Nerkie. Hoblitzell stolon bases-
On bases-New York. S; Cincinnati.
bsIis-oN Tosresu. 8: Off suggg. .:
Hit by piioher-By sugsa Fletch-
<au tGroh,. struci, out-By TeSroau.
Fe, !; by suggs. &: by hmes. 2. Wild
~ Tearsau. Time-7 hours aud 10
upires-Klem and orlh.
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owner expects it. Fine engineering has limits:
For the past four years Howard E Coffin and
his able engineers have given their best to the
HUDSON. Last year they brought Skies
pretty close to perfection. So close that the
HUDSON Six jumped in one year into the
foremost rank among Skies.
These men have worked out in this new
model car vast number Of minor engineering
improvements, They have added scores of new
mechanical fcatures-some of them quite i'm
portant. But we never expect to build a
much better chassis than we built in our last
years Six.
This years advances lie mainly in beauty. in
comfort, in convenienccs, in ROOM We have
combined the best in lnes finish and equip
ment with the best in engineering. We have
succeeded in making the HUDSON Six the
masterpiece 1t is,
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PHILADELPHIA
CHICAGO.

summary Errors-Weavcr. Baker. Orr. Two
base hits-Lord. Strunk. Home run-Bodie. Throe-
base hlt-kuhn Stolcu base-Chase. Left on bases
Chicago, 8. Philadelphia Bases on bal,s-oH
Scott. I; off Brown. .. First base on errors
Chicago, L. Phiiadelphia l. Struck out-By
Scott, .; by Brown. 4. Timo-i hour and 80 min
utes Umpircs-Connolly and Ferguson
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especially the former. who made three
hits. drew a base on balls. stole base
and accepted sixteen chances without an
error.
ST IOuIS- NEW YORK
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Now the Ideal Car

We now feel that this HUDSON 81 offers the
utmost in every wanted feature. 1t has the
staunehness Of steel Pullnlans 1t has the COM
fort Of Turkish lounging chairs. 1t has the
speed Of express trains. 1t is free from all the
troubles which annoy the inexpert.
No man knows how to build car more
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summary: ErroB-Milon Morgan. Two-basc
hIts.Foster. Grancy. Sacrifice hts-GuudII (ol.
Noellcr, Chapman. Johnston. Stolen buscs-Mocl-
cr, Double plays-Man 10 AipBmths Lljoio to
Johnston. Lett on bascs-Wash ngton 10; Clovc-'
land s First base bslls-on Johnson 3. Off
Cullop. 3 First base Washington, .:
Cleveland, l. Struck out-By Johoson. 8: by Cul-
op. :? Time-2 hours and minutes Umpircs
Evans and HildebT1nd.
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SENATORS WIN CLOSE
BATTLE FROM MAPS
Singles in Ninth Score Decid.
ing Tally; Jobnson's
Eleventh Victory.
American Leaguc.

Yesterdays results
Boston. 5; Detroit, &
New York. 4 ST. Louis. ..
Philadelphia. T. Chicago. A
Washington. 4: Cleveland. 3.
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FIELDS CUT DOWN BY
SICKNESS III STRINGS
Almost Every Event Suffers
Baron del Ray Takes Fea-
ture Race.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Aug S.-With =
card OF four exceptionally good races. the
Grand Circuit meet came TO an end here
today. Sickness among the 500 horses
shipped here 10 take part in the races cut
down the fields in nearly every race.
Foote Prince had no trouble in taking
both heats OF the 800 pace. The real
contest in this event was between War
ner Hall and Eddie Dillard FOR second
place. each getting two seconds and two
thirds, and dividing the second and third
money.
Dude Archdae. driven by Frank Jones
southern millionaire, easily won the free
for-all trot Anvil broke twice In the
first heat and was distsnced. Never once
in either heat was any horse In The race
ahead Of Dude Archdale.
After a poor start in the first heat of
the free-for- -ail pace. Braden Direct broke
and finished fourth, but he had the speed
IN the next two. In the second heat
Longworth p. made remarkable race
from back in the field 10 second place
and was close TO Braden Direct at the
wire.
Baron Del Ray favorite in the 2:17
trot. acted badly In the first heat, which
Lulu Worthy captured rather easily.
Thereafter the Baron never was in dan
ger OF defeat.
summary.
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Time ilt go Brumley Great Surprise Star,
and Stripes and Buck Kecnon alGo ran
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Summary: Errors-Lobcrt, Nccdhaur (2l Two
base hIts-Beckor, Alexander, Three-boso hit
Cravath. Home runs-LudcruB t2l, Becker. HITS
or Lavender. in I inning tnono out In sec
opd): off Moore, in e innings: off Richie, In
innings: off Alexander, In Innings. off Mar
shall. 1 In inning. Sacrifice bits-knabc Alex
ander. Becker. Stolen basce-Doolau (2). Crayath
Miller. Double plays-Evcrs 20 Brldwoll 10 Salcr.
Doolan to Knabe to Ludcrue. Left on hascs-
Philadelphia 3; Chicago. .. First base on balls-
of Alexander. 4: off Moore. .; off Richie.
Struck out-By Alexander. &; by Moore. .. Wild
pitch-Moore, Timc-a hours mad minutes. Un-
nires-O' Day and Emsllo.
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(|TzELL' s DRIVE
EATS THE GIANTS
Run Comes With One
nd Cinches Game for
Reds, 7-6.
National League.

|ay's results.
"a. z: New York. T..
"a; Philadelphia, Is.
ia. Q: Brooklyn, 0.
"a 4; Boston, :.
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't1at'od Tor johnson In ninth
IRAN for Williams In ninth
tone ont when winning scored
Score by innings
Washington o.. ..........i O -
Cleveland T.. . ....,.....l 0-3
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Engineering Pauses

We can claim in this car no great advance
as regards fine engineering and no HUDSON
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