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Windsor Results.

b. International News Service.
First race. six furionss-Caper Sauce lle
(SmnlD, IL 10 5, won: MRrcovi liz (Ponk), II to
], second Maid OF FIomme, loa Qtederis). 10
J. third. Timo :lS 4-9. Widow Wise and
Havrock also ran
Second race five furlonEs-Just y, 10 tsmall).
to .. won: Bolaia 40 Turner). to l. second:
Earbard, Ito Kcderis). 10 I, third. Time.
l .o7. Taronj, Kisand. Pennilcss. Mockery. Shelf
field, Prospero Lad Dccawthon and Woodrow also
ran.
Third race. Que milo and sixtoenth-Falscadu,
1903 (Calahan). TO l. won; Spindle. 100 tkedcrisJ.
TO l, second; j. II Houghton. l0a (Waldrou).
II TO 6. third. Time. 40 Is. Lord Elan. Strife.
n NJ Rckert and Rake also ran.
Fourth race. one mile--Floral Park, 9s (calls-
ham, TO 10. won. Y. ". Or. 10d (Grossl, 10
/. second. Melton Street 10 (smair, to 1.
third. Time. 80 El~ah also
Fifth race, five furlongS-Mss Declare, 10 Mon
tour). to ., won: Requlrsm lo5 Uounsberry),
s to j. socond; Jane L., JOS tWaldron). 10 20 I.
third. Time. 100 20. Lady BountIfui Edna
LIska. Laura, Bastnntc. Irish Ann. Rags. Veil
Chon and Theordita also
Sixth race. six furlongs-Thrcc Links. III (Tay-
lori. TO l. won; CowI, 1Is tGross), 20 1 sec
opd, Back Bay, loS (KedcrIB). IL to !. third.
Timo. 1:12 So. Spring Mass. Camella. Yorkyille,
Florence Roberts and Hoffman also
Seventh race. mile and Standardization
Club, loi; CVandusen). is TO 8, won Good Day.
1O3 (Lounsbcrryl. 10 i. second; Miss Jonah.
1903 (Gross). to /. third. Time 1875 Mimesls,
A1lanccn. Adoantc and Bobby Cook also Tan
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CINCINNATI.

Totals ..2a I a3f7 81 Totals
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YANKS GET LEAD
AND BEAT BROWNS

ST. LOUIS. Aug 1S.-New York gained
innings which St Louis could not over
come, the visitors taking the opening
game of the farewell series by the score
OF TO z Successive singles by Cook.
cree. liartzell and Peckinpaugh in the
opening round counted two for New
York. \ pass. Maisels single and dou-
Die by Cree in the fifth netted the tail
enders another brace of talies
st Louis could not bunch hits off Ford
until the last inning when, after two
were out. Pratt singled and scored with
Williams when the latter drove into the
right field seats for home run. Austin
then singled. but Brief sent up an easy
ny. ending the rally and the game To-
days game was Mitchelrs first since his
run-in with Umpire O'Loughlin In New
York last week. President Johnson lift
ing the pitchers suspension this morn
Ing.
NEW YoRK-sT LOUIS
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BROOKLYN

l'irsl Panc.l
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Saratoga Results.
crnatlonaI Nows Service.

BY International News Service.
First race, ak furloDgs-Any Time ~ o. Nc
Taggero. 10 o. won; Naiad. l0l Cwolfc), 4 10 1,
second: Hosamuudi, l0l (McCabo). i2 to ], third
Time, LIZ 80 Robert oliver, CunuocI Water
lsily, Bandit and Korfhagc also ran
second race. stceplechasc. about two miles
Hands All Round, 115 Urnin). IL TO O. won:
Ballet 1876 CHetdcr). 20 10 j. second Rcpcntant
ia CTmckcy). TO 8, third. Time. i:S0. Rhomb
LcuInaS, Humility aud Baypor also ran.
Third race. six curlongs-BradIcy's Choice. III
lLottusD, i3 TO ., won: Gamer, 1l2 (BoreD II to
8. second; Pnu-hmericHn. il0 (Karich) 10 TO
!, third, Time, 1:l3. Ho penny, Stake and
Cap. DR.. samuel Trademark Punch Bowl and
Pumc Blue also ran.
Fourth race. seven furIonss-Virle f5t (Tuckcr)
TO ,. won; Water Wolles. 1d2 (Wrigh). TO I.
second Compliment 40 (ButIer), i2 70 /. third
Time, l:27 40. Moltke. Bclamur and Flying
Yankee also ran.
Fifth race ono m!le-swannapoa, llo tMartn).
Z 70 TO- won: Hedge. 90 BRADY. 10 10 l. Sec
ond: Berncgat, 104 (Davlesl 20 @ third. Time,
LBS a-5 Hamilton also ran.
Sixth race. ono mile-WorkluE Lad I06 (Byrnc),
To l. won; Inspector Lcstrnde es CMcTaggart
TO !, second; Star Actress, 95 tMartinl to
8. third. Time. l;39 20 Oakhurst and Gates
also ran
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MOR|AR|TY'S SINGLE
BEATS ATHLETICS
Continued From Preceding Pago.)

by Collins and Chase gave the locals the
game Chase opened with double and
sacrificed 10 third. Collins singled, but
Chase held third. The theft followed
moment later. Only once did Manager
Garrigan's team get man to third base
Ii was catch by Larry Chappell in the
ninth inning which virtually prevented
lne Bosionians from winning. EngJc had
singled and Speaker flied TO Bodie. who
made a great running catch Lewis fol-
lowed with a long fly which looked like
a homer, but Comiskey's high-priced out
neider raced far back TO deep center and
caught the ball, thus saving the game
for Chicago. Pllis was the first appear
ance OF Bill Carrlgan as the successor OF
Jake Stahl. although he was appointed
manager In this city when the Boston
club last appeared here
BOSTON CHICAGO
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Windsor Entries.

First race. six furonGs-Fanzarcts 100; Crisco
Grosvenor, lOe: Great Britain. loT.
Second race. five and n half furlones-Satyr
oS Racauctto. 10i; Palo Alto. l07: Cedar Brook
III "Quos,lou Mark. 20 Black Chief, 1Ot Braw'
ncy Jos. Tom Suycrs, lB.
Third race Essex handicap five and hall
furlongs-rirst Degree %; Czar Michael. Ill; Mis-:
Gayle l03.
Fourth race. Cadillac handicap. six furlongs-
Rino Brigade. I05 TMarjorio lo5; fPriuce Ahmed
lOo: Little Father. 1O2: Sherwood. HI; Buck
thorn, l22.
fBcd~cll entry.
Filth race five and half furlonGs-'Righ'
EASY, az: 'Taukard. lo3; Double Five, Dueauosne
l0I; "Inlan. 100. Russell McGilI. 1N: Bette Sue
1O2: Mother Kctcham. 100: "Thco Cook ll@
sixth race milo-'Nun. as: 'Chomuipo.
oIynbcI loo. Ardclon. 10i: "Yorkvillc. io.i Wan
der l05; III oro, l2; Be- %: Coppertown. Joe
Stciu 1oS: Dynamite. loI.
Seventh race. one mile and an eishth-sMy-
Wood Craft, Folcada. 1O5' Mud s!l 1os; aTro-
va,o ~.
'rlyc pounds apprentice allowance claimed
Wcathor clear. track fast
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CRANDALL is TAKEN
BACK TO THE GIANTS

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.-Otis CrandaIl,
pitcher, whom Manager McGraw of the
New York National league club traded to
the ST. Louis team. was taken back to-
night by McGvaw st. Louis in return re-
ceIved a cash consideration amount not
named. and a player. also unnamed,
whose delivery will be made as soon as
the pennant race is settled. McGraw early
this month gave Crandall for Larry
Mclean a catcher. The exchange was
said to have made several OF the Giants
50 angry that they engaged in a fist
fight with their mana ger, as Crandall had
been with the local club for number of
years, Crandall was dissatisfied with his
now berth
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Anaconda Entries.
.erna,ionaI News servlcc

Dy International News Service.
First race, four and half fnrlouss Say ii5
Tom Knight. Marn Mac. Il3. Prosporo Lad. Rara.
ycz. 10
Second race. sve and a hnif iurlones-finzslcy
10: Dad Stcancs, Fleckncy l0I: DR. S. p.
Tate, Dick Benson. Moisis. 1o5. Hatu Joe Bush-
or. 1o2; sainvillo Maud Commanp. Aspera 100.
Third rnco. six turlongs-Clara w, pcccncy
ii3; Angelus, III Iron Queen ProroEls, Emily
Lee Yyonnc. 109. Old Coin. los: Leo Harrison
H. Charley Brown. Minnie f. ornondc Cunning
ham, 100.
Fourth race one mile and seventy yards
Bert Getty. 1O7: TranopGgcnt. 100: Ora Nc
Gee "a; Loan Shnrk, ~
Fifth race. five turlongs-Lcsoar, ia: Rue.
Queen Lead 1oe; Definite 1o5 Nike Dorlin,
Lord Clinton. First Fashion. Bayrpse. 100; SbRr-
per Knight, rs; HoabIrd. %.
sixth race. five furonsS-Abrupt, ii2; Scctctc.
10; Frog Eye Mllt Jones, Good Intent. Young
Pansy, Ed. n los; Lad Stalwsri, Amohalk
Nlay Rhods. O5: Sierra. ~.
Seventh fivc furlongs-Cof Ball. liS Abe
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RAIN CONES WITH
BRA YES IN FRONT

BOSTON. Aug 1S.-Boston won from
Cincinnati today. but a heavy rain and
electric storm terminated the first game
Of a scheduled double header In the sixth
inning with the score standing TO in
favor OF the locals. The second game was
postponed until tomorrow. During the
storm, which lasted about twenty min
utes lightning struck the grandstand.
Telegraph operators working In the press
stand on the roof received slight shocks,
hut no other persons were hurt
The visitors scored In the first Inning
on double by Bescher and a single by
Marsans. Boston ovcrcame Cincinnnti's 8
lead In the same inning, a base on balls
to Maranville. ConnelIys single and
double by Mcdonald giving the locals two
runs.
In Boston's half of the sixth inning
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Chicago
Philadelphia
CARDS EASY FOR
DODGER SLABMEN

BROOKLYN, Aug. 1S.-Brookyn took
both games OF todays double header with
st. Louis TO l and C to 2. Allen and
Rucker We're both effective. the former
allowing only four hits and the latter six.
Doak and Harmon were both hit hard,
the Superbas clinchng the first game by
punching double, triple and two sin
giles on top Of two passes In the sixth
Inning for five runs.
In the second game Brooklyn made
eight hits for five runs In the fourth
and fifth Innings. This was enough TO
win Collins, secured from Newark.
played center for Brooklyn in the second
game and ran bases we'll although he
muffed fly. Seven double plays featured
the two battles, cutting off many runs
on both sides. Wheat was especially
strong in the field, pulling off several sen
sational catches. Magee also made a
wonderful one-handed catch. Manager
HuSsiDs was put out OF the second game
for obiecttng TO a strike called on Ma
gee.
ST. LOUIS BROOKLYN.
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Coast League
piarhosa Quickly Cured.

81 was taken with diarrhoea and
Mr.. Yorks, the merchant here, per-
suaded me to try bottle Of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. After taking one dose Of it
[ was cured. 1t also cured others that
I gave it to. writes M. E: Gebhart,
Oriole, Pa. That Is not at all unusual.
An ordinary attack Of diarrhoea can
almost invariably be cured by one or
two doses Of this remedy, It is one OF
the most successful preparations that
has been discovered. Thousands have
testified to It's value. For sale by all
dealers. advertisement
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ED. WALSH TO SEE
"BONESETTER" REESE

CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.--Pitchcr Ed Walsh
OF the Chicago White Sox club left to-
night for Youngstown. o.. to. see il his
pitching days are over or II he Is 10
become an outfeldor. Walsh has been
unable 10 pitch with tho effectiveness Of
former years and is under the impress
sion that he Is suffering from strained
ligafnent IN his throwing arm IL is his
Intention 10 see "Bonesetter' Reese, who
has promised 10 assist the big pitcher.
Walsh has always been hard hitter
and II is his intention 10 take To the
outhcld if his pitching days are over.
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George Bradford, living at Riversid

George Bradford, living at Riverside
Hotel, Colusa. Calf, reports that he
had very severe case OF kidney
trouble and backache, which also af-
fccted the secretions He says: II
took five boxes Of Foley Kidney Pills
and they cured me.' III over Cali
fornia people report that Foley Kidney
Pills "cure.' Schramm j nson, drugs.
"The Never~Substitutors." Five (5)
good stores, (Advertisement.)
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100000 for English Team.

LONDON. Aug. 1S.-An appeal for
$500 900 with which 10 adequately pro
vide for the British team that is To be
sent TO the Olympic games in Berlin in
1916 has just been issued. 1t lis signed
by Earl Grey, Lord Harris. aide de camp
to King George; Lord Roberts. Lord
Rothscbild. Lord Strathcopa and the Duke
of Westminsther.
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ST. LOUIS.
BROOKLYN.

Summary: Brrors-ColIns. Rucker Left on
bnres-st. Louis, 6; Brooklyn, Z. Thrce-baso hits
Gathers Wheat, Smith Sacrifice fly-Mowrcy.
Sacrifice hit-Whiited. Flint beso orrorr-st.
Louis. 2. Stolen base-Konctchy, Doubls plays
Magoo aud O'Lcory: O'Lcary md Konrtchy; Oake1
and Konctchy: Cntshaw md Dnubcrt. pages on
baIis-0n Harmon. 3; of Ruckcr, ?. Struck out
BY Harmon /, h. Fucker I. Time OF game
hour IS minutes Umpircs-Byron and Rig
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Play Water Baseball Game.

In what was supposed TO be the FIRST
game OF water baseball ever played in
Utah. a team from the Palm Garden OF
this city defeated the Salt Lake Walters
association by q score OF 8 to 2 in
Utah lake. off Pelican point, Sunday.
The game was fast and exciting and was
greatly enjoyed by the players and on
lockers. The Palm Garden would like
to arrange games for the future and
Communications for this purpose may be
addressed TO Bert Haynes, Salt Lake.
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Sallow complexion comes from bilious
impurities iU the blood and tho fault
lies with the liver and bowels-they
are torpid. The medicine that gives
results in such cases is Herbine. It is
a fine liver stimulant and bowel regu-
lator. Price soc. Sold by Schramm-
johnson, Drugs, !The Never-Substi-
tutors,' Five (5l Good Stores.
(Advcrtisemont.)
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stovalI Releases 1nAelder.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1s.-Manager stovall
announced today that he had given
Charles Flanagan ten days notice OF re-
lease and that II no club signed him dur
ing that time ne would be q free agent
Flanagan, who IS a second baseman, was
secured from the San Diego, Southern
league club.
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New York Track opens Monday.

NEW YORK, Aug. lS.-Federal ap-
poIntees are TO conduct horse racing
enterprise for five days, beginning next
Monday j. Campbell Thompson and
Gurney c. Cue were appointed by United
States Judge Mayer today receivers
for the Greater New York Fair & Expo
sition company and under the courts $
supervision they are authorized to con-
duct the grand circuit trottlng meet
scheduled on the Empire City track in
Yonkers, n. Y.
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Band Competition Planned

One of the features planned for this
coming Utah State lair is q band conpe-
titon cash prize OF $500 will be given
the band taking first place In a contest
in the new coliseum the evening OF Octo-
Der 1. Letters urging them to enter have
been sent 10 every bandmaster in the
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.Jnnior skyscrapsra win.

The Junior skyscrapers defeated the
Lone Star team again yesterday on ths
Eighth South street diamond by the
score ot 16 TO Q. Stanley Done and
Harvey Oswald featured at the bat.
Either Of tho teams is willing TO cl1sl-
lenge any team Of boys under i3 years
Of
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Myers and Connolly singled and after two
had been put out Smith walked, filling
the bases Mann singled scoring Con-
nelly and Mcdonald Thon the rain came
down In torrents and the game was
called
CIECINN
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Divorce pecrees Granted.

The following divorce decrees were
granted by Judge M. L. Ritchie ycster-
day: Emma Rock Rand from Charles =.
Rand. Henry c. Schranz from Margaret
Schranz, and Eliza Hall from Robert
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welterweiphts Fight to Draw.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. ia tame
ten-round fight tonight between Young
Denny OF this city and Billy Walters or
of the sporting writers about the New
Orleans A. C. ring. Both fighters are
welterWeignts.
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Kansas City Drops Hurlers.

KANSAS CITY. Aug l8.-FTank Hart-
er. a pitcher. was given his uncondition-
al release by the local American asso-
citation club today and Lefty Nehf, also
q. pitcher, was sold to the Sioux City
team Of the Western league.
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swede Makes Long Swim,

STOCKHOLM, Aug. 1s.-Nils Stem
stroeIn. a Swede, Sunday swan across
the sound from Lanskrona, Sweden to
Skodsborg Denmark, The distance IN
had 10 conted with stormy weather. a
rough sea and strong currents. and was
nine hours and twenty minutes al mis-
a
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NEW YoRK-sT. LOUIS.

summary: Error-haenu. Twobsse hlt--Crce
Homo run-Wiiliams. Sacrifice hits-Austln. Mai
sci. Stolen bose-Pr0tt. Left on bases-St Louis
4: New York, 8 Double pInys-MItchcn 10 Balen-
Il TO BTiot (2l First baUe balls-On Mitchell
]. Struck out-By Ford, .: by Mitchell. 3. Paescd
ball-AlcHoudcr. Time OF gamc-1 hour 40 min
utes. Umpires-McGrcevy and CONNOLLY.
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summary Errors-JhnvrIn Wagner Two.baso
hltS-Gardnert Chase t2l. Blts-ON Bodient n In
seven ,nn'ngsi off Leonard. l in inning Sac
riioc hitS-Bodic (2I. Berger Stolon bascs-Col-
Inns, Chase Left baaos-Chicago, D; Boston.
Q, Fist hnsc on bnlls-on Bcdicnt l. MT by
pitchcr-bergnr and Schalk by BcdIent. Struck
out-sy Russell. 3; by Bcdlont. /. Tmc OF game
hour minutes. Umpres-Egnu and Dinccn.
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Regular Tuesday night dance at Ma
iestic tonight. Two bands. Continuous
dancing. advertisement. J
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Summary; Error-Cathcrs. Left on bsses-St
Louis 3; Brooklyn. 10. Two-bnse hits-Eveue
MoraG Three base htt-Cutshaw. Sacrifice flies
-Konotchy, stensel and Miller. Sacrifice hits
Culshaw and Fishor First baso crror-Brook-
Ign. J. stolen basos-Moran. Cutshaw, Wheat.
naubort. smith. Double plays-Mowrey Higgins
and kouctohy: Miller and Cutshaw TEher and
Dnuber,. Bases bas-On poak. s in seven
innings: OF Pcrrit, none In inning; of Allen
9. Struck out-By Pcrrit !. By Allen. 6. Hit
by ptchers-CutshaS. hy Doak: whitied by Allen
HitE-oN Donk. In seven innings, off Ferriu
1 fo one inning Time Of game hours min
ute. UmpircS-Riscr and Byron.
SECOND GAME
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lies. Cal, Aug. 1S.-Leach
|ed from Vancouver today a
|er TO substitute for Freddie
d champion Ritchie on Labor
answered that he is confident
1In a release from his match
he Rivers on Labor day and
counter proposal involving
r tonight no definite answer
ceired from Vancouver.
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ID AND WELSH
[F|GHT SEPT. 70.
champ Gets Worst of
krrument With 200
surnd Woodsman.

okNcISCO, Aug. 1S.-Wili
n on September 90. He
Il ankle will be all right.
I day Ritclie will box the
fhat can be secured by the
uniug telegram, received here
p, Willie Ritcllie's manager,
;he lightweight champion $
contests. following
1Tement Of the schedule be
4 sccldent 10 Freddie Welsh,
i've opponent for Labor day;
DISCO fight followers regard
as the most likely candidate
~ flay bout with Ritchie.
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Leagus

< <'.iraeneosa. ]. Nashville. ?.
@nsoam, 2: Atlanta, I.
'eneduied yesterday.
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Slupskcy, Frank G. Hogan. BevcIsloin. IL: La
Cashdora. ll0. WatBo. Danbcrry, 105; Nifty. l0i
Weather cloudy. track fast.
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VETERANS NOW DOWN
FIELD AT NEWPORT
Continued From Preceding Pags.)

fault
SO. 6-i.
W l.. McKim defeated y. u. Vo1 So. s-S. Is.
G. Bculs defeated a. H. Dutton. 60 ST. 6-s
n 5. Dabuoy defeated p. a. Vale, co. e-2. so
fault
W. y. Kenyon defeated j. A. ousham. s-l
6-3. 6-f
". NJ. washburn defeated D. c. Joseph. s-o
81. e-3
G. $. ButtIng defeated II. b. Harvey. S.
r. G. Law defeated F. E. Dixon. 81. 60 s-t
J. 5. Cameron, Jrn defeated G. l.. LOWS. s,3
G-2. 3-S, g.?
L. II whitney defeated W X Kernerochnu
6-i. so. Go.
r W. seabury defeated W. Dean, SO S., SO
. r Hazard defeated A. L. Sands. s-5. Sc. 6-5.
II. C. Johnson defeated G. ". Rushmoro SIS.
6-1. 60.
]. @ Brown. Jr.. defeated E. H. Peals By de.
fault,
j. B Moore defeated l.. ]. Drcyfus By de-
fault.
W. F. Johnson defeated s. Mexican By de
fault
II. w. slocum defeated L. Curtis II. So
So, So
F. a. Drew defeated S. S. Paino. s-I. o.. so.
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!sral League.

-<5,s.nspolls. .: ST. Louis. o.
-Disss. .: rlevolond, 2.
sHanDas City game post-
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+15R r. c.. Aug. 1S.-Freddie
.kdown. which has caused a
II OF his lightweight battle
lon Willie Ritchie, scheduled
- resulted from a physlca |
. had with a sckWToodsman
Welsh and the logger en-
<Ifference OF opinion over the
and the 200-pound woods
fhe lightweight. The latter
nd before they were separated
d, rolling on the pavement,
Welsh was kicked In the
4 his ankle was turned. He
ming day or two ater, bat
1n the road again sprained
mike.
mined Welsh's aplSle today
al vetoed a suggestion that
.nan might keep the Labor
rent after all.
me in a twenty
Iafore | became champion,
6]Ae. rive were both In cN-
IA condition and both going
|6 He was the faster OF the
has | am champion ] want
<hat defeat OF two years ago.
rrcddic to be Just as good rs
. he administered II, / want
ample time To let the ankle
b IN perfect shape when he
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Teething babies always have hard
time Of it when this process occurs in
hot weather. They not only have to
contend with painful gums but the
stomach is disordered. bowels loose and
the body uncomfortable. The best help
you can give the little sufferer is Nc
Gees Baby Elixir. Tt corrects sour
stomach, cools and Quiets the bowels
SOC per bottle. Sold BY Schramm-J ohm
son, Drugs, "The Nover-Substitutors.' -
Five (5) Good Stores. advertisement }
Three and one half hours of con-
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~ City, 3; Topeka, 3
'1hs: 3; Denver. o..
hoinef. "a; Wichita (.
'osepn, o. Lincoln. 3.
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NBAttcd Tor Ho'7lcy In tbe seventh.
Tran for Miller IN the Eoycnth.
-Ba,ted for Brennan in tho eighth.
Score by iunines-
Chicago ..............9 o n s-ln
Philadelphia .........,..O IL
Summary: Errors-saicr Corrdcn Two base
hts-Schulte, SAFER Leach, Corridcn I.udcruo.
Dcvore DoolGn. Three base hit-Crayath. Homo
TunE-Arrher. Salec Luderus. Double plays
Doolan and knabe: Ludcrug and Eowley: Eycrs.
Corrldcn and Safer, Sacrifice hits-Evers tc).
williams. Sacrifice fiy-DoolHn- Bases on balls
-oft Humphries. ]; Oft brennan g. Lott OH
bosos-Chicago. .; Philadelphia, g. First base
Williams by Alexander Hts-on Alexander.
in three innings. off Brennan, In five In
nings: of Mayer. In two-thrds o' an inning:
off Inlay mono In onc-third of an inning. Struck
out-By Brennan. 1; BY Inlay, :. Passed bill
Howley. TlIno OF game-2 hours 10 minutes
UmpIres-o' Dag and EInslie
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cpuysr. ?; Seattle. s.
c2nin q; Spokane. 6.
@no, ie; Victoria. IL.
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va. Wotrel aud Casey: BsSkotle
4 r. II. T.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7 I
lock and Owens. Cutting and
~Columbus-L Louisville game post.
|nes nshcduIcd yesterday.