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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-08-18

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TORONTO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Two-year-olds; about nve fur
longs; selling; purse SEQ stevesta. Ill tcintyre.
} to 2. won; Laura, - Carter. to ]. second:
Booth, Ill Uensen). 10 to j. third Time. la "a
Nancy Ome. Panama, siverstone. Littlest Rebel.
Winnie MCGEE. Rummase, and Tom Hancock also
ran
Longs; purse Soo. CarissimA, Ito Ueveel, 5 to !.
~on; Linbruok. l5 tSkr1inl, 10 to !. second; True
Step. ITO warringtonl. even. third Time. oil ~.
Die Deadwood. Mandy Zane May Bride. John
Mars Col. Brown. Radiation. and fannie also ran
THIRD -Threeyear-olds and upward about
five furionss; selling; purse 500. Janus, fW ID.
Mccarthy. to ], won; Woody Mason, 100 tAdamsl.
10 to ]. second: Monkey. Ito tknighp. to ].
third. Time. l1s "a Bavell Lutz. Field Flower.
La sainrella. Turkey Trot Lady Etna. Tiny Tim.
and Panl Davis also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Three- yesr-olds and upward
about five furionss: selling; pune $500. Honotic les
QDreyerl. to 2. won; Booty, 100 (WashingtouI. 5
to !. second; Donation, ls u. Bauer). 10 to I,
third. Time, l0l ta Phew. Miss Dulp, Gay.
Ynca. Proclivity. Dust, and Mammitt also ran.
FIFTH RACE-rhree-yearolds and upward; about
1--WE furionss: selling: pune 500. Mis- Felix. 100
HAN, to 2, won: Toniata. Ill tSErin), to !.
second; Racing Bell. 100 tFranklinl. to l. third.
Time. l0l IS Spirella. Lucetta. veno Won. Ursula
Emma. Jack Nunnaly, Mon Ami. and Jim L. also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-rhreeyea and upward: about
1--WE furongs: selling: purse 500 Cioak. 7 nreyerl.
even won; Uso lG tskirsin). to ], second. Coli
wosg. TO- tAIley). IS to !, third. Time. l0l IS
Fanchettek. Song Of Rocks Arruwshaft, Sheets. AID
Cordova also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Civic Handicap; three -yearolds
and upward: seven furionss; purse 500. Eva Tan
quay. NS I'd. Mccarthy. s 10 I, won; Cuttyhunk,
Ill (knightl. to /. second; Dynamite, lis Wsr-
rington). to ]. third. Time. l:niS Baron De
Kalb Running Account Camel. Mia, Golden Tress
ure. and The Busy Body also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-Four-year-olds and upward:
Sven furiongs: selling; pure $no. Malittue. ioo
tCanolD. to ]. Won: Leialoha. 10 Cwantnstopl.
3 To ]. second: Fzrchild. Kr tMelntyre). to J..
third Time, ! - Golden Ruby. Lily Paxton. The
Royal Prince, Kaufman. McAndrevs. and Hosieon
also
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AFTERMATH wHIsPERNGs.

Tom Hughes stood EN- on their heads-after 1t
too late.
Laporte cane through with . double and .
pair Of singles out Of four times up.
The ball Ainsmith hit for q triple vas carried
over Collins dome by the high wind. 1t lodged
behind the Bull sign IN right field.
What schsHer said in italian to Ping Bodie
as follows: iiiINIf Ping vas
sore at being called such a rude name
Cutie CarriIIe Morgan tried To throw out
Fourier in the sixth before he picked up the
ball.
Ainsmith can throw a ball farther than any
living ball player on Garth when he wants TO.
It's q good thing the right field fence held arm
when Chappen sviped second in the Opso9 O
the ball would never have been found
Tom Hughes sow-balled Weaver to death IN the
sixth CAAppell didn't look good either In the
seventh, when he lunged at one Of Sir Thomas
"Susters'' for the third strike.
Eight Climbers were left stranded on the bsseA
Al Williams. pinch hitting for Tom Hughes In
the NINTH sent up a short hy to Fourier.
Frank Laporte made . nice catch Il Bager's
line drive in the SoI third inning.
Chase put up = brilliant game. handling fifteen
chances without q slipup.
George McBrides homo run the dst this
season for the Climbers captain
Rebel" Russell complained Of feeling III before
the game. Wonder how he felt after the Nationals
busted his "swift' in the second round
No attempt made to throw out Clyde Milan
when he stole second in the seventh inning with
Mceller on third. Zeb had such . lead on the
pitcher that schak saw it would be useless e
peg down.
Groundkeeper o'Day's gang Of strunsarmed huskie.
had the tarpaulin covering the base path
in ify when the skies started to leak.
Better luck today. Come On out and root
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FEATURE RACE
TO flying FEET
Romp. Home Ahead Of Phil
Hyams' Royal Meteor IN
Fifth Event.
BOREL RIDES CLEVERLY
Brings Mount First Under he Wire
and Shows Jockey Superiority.
Binghurst Wins Easily.

Saratoga, Aug. 4-Flying Feet gave the
wise ones a surprise today by rompins
home ahead of Royal Meteor in the fif.h
race. in spite of the fact that Phil
Hyams' entry was favorite up to the
time Of going to the post. Jockey Borel
cutrode Taylor. up on Meteor. clear
through. and the result was due as muck
to the formers clever handling as 10
his mounts superiority.
Bringhurst had an easy victory over
Surprising. the favorite. in the last race,
and Flying Fairy. bearing the Cassatt
colors. galloped home without any trou-
BILE the Alabama Stakes uhe fourth. TIE
faulty riding of Wolfe Is said to have
caused Maids defeat in the first. The
FLY was held in on the last round so lolg
that Yankee Tree and Charmeuse beat
her out in the stretch.
The track was rather slow, owing to
Yesterdays rain and a slight sprinkle
today before the races. About 1000 deyo-
tees were on hand. Summarizes:
FIRST RACE-Twoyear-od hlhes; selling; 1--WE
and ouehslf furlonss Yankee Tree LOT CKeliings-
WORTH, Is to !, won; Charmeuse. lol GiArtin). to
l. second: Naad. 100 Cwolfe,. to 10. third. Time.
%. Susan B.. Harvest Queen. Lily Orme. lone.
Flask. and Polly II. also
SECOND RACE-s,eeplechase: maiden threc-year-
clds and upward: about two miles Son Of the
Wind. is tSafel. u TO 5. won; Repsntant. 10
tTuckey1, % to /. secund; Turbine. 10 tkermath),
to :, third. Time. I3l. Hands All Around Clifton
ian. Bayport, Ed Rotan, True Heart. Brother Folk,
Summary. Fslhn Weather. and Exton also ran.
THIRD RACE-Selling: threeyearolds and MP
ward; furlonss- Moutressor. l0i lWolfe). 10
5. Ella Bryson. lG CNicklausl. to 5. second
Triher lT tByrns), to ], third. Time, IL.
Euterre and virile also ran
FOURTH RACE-The Alabama; fllies; three year.
olds; one and one-eishth miles. Flying Fairy. lis
davies, to !. won; Cadeau, LIS tByrne). to ].
second: Lodona, lis (Steelel, Is to !, out, third.
Time 1:56 Is. Only three starters.
FIFTH RACE-Seing: three-year-olds and up
ward: mile. Flying Feet. 100 (BoreD. 5 to 2.
won; Royal Meteor. NC fTaylor). to 5, second
Beaucoup. ps tWolfel, . to ]. third Time. G.
Lad Of Lanzden and Breaker Boy also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Two-year-olds; i've and one-half
furiorsS Brinshurst. lis (steelel to s. won; Sur.
prsing. lis (Nckausl. Is to 10. second: Spearhead.
ITO CDzvies 10 to /. third. Time los Is O'Haszn.
Pcmette Bleu. Trade Marx, Hill Stream. and ID.
Samuel also ran.
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BEATEN
BY DEMAREE
Giants Star Finger Holds
Pittsburgh Safe, Allowing
but Three Bingles.
TIES MARQUARD'S MARK
RED" Murray and Fletcher Feature
Contest with Sensational Field
ing Stunts.
TIES MARQUARD'S MARK

Pittsburgh. Aug. 4-Three hits was all
that the Pirates could collect or Dem
aree's delivery this afternoon. and the
Giants grabbed today's game by a score
Of to l. Demaree was taken out In
the eighth, after a triple and a base
on balls had been secured by the
Pirates. all OF which had been turned
into one run. Marquard finished the
game. and was never in danger Of be-
ing charged with a defeat to beat his
string OF victories. Demaree's feat to-
day ties him with Marquard for the con-
secutive wins. Red Murray turned in q
great catch in the third by-backing
against the bleachers and taking
Carey's long fly. Fletcher also made a
great stop and peg. robbing Viox Of a
hit Immediately after Wilson had tripled.
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BACK IN HARNESS,
Jack Coombs, Athletics sIron Man.
Reports in Good Shape.

Philadelphia, Pa. Aug. 4.-Jack Coombs,
the Iron Man," pitcher of the Philadel-
phia Athletics. arrived In this city today
and went Immediately to Shibe Park,
where the local club was indulging in
practice. Coombs put on a uniform and
threw some balls over to Jack Lapp, his
old battery mate, while the whole team
looked on. He has everything he ever
had" was the consensus of opinion of
the players. Coombs said he never felt
better and was ready at any time to go
in and pitch. 1t is doubtful. however,
whether Connie Mack will put him in the
box for some time. He will probably be
given a routine Of daily practice to 60
through and confine himself to the warm
ing-up activities until Mack Ii satisfied
that he is himself again.
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DODGERS TRIM CUBS.
Allen Hurls Alright Ball, Holding
Chicago TO Four BinRles.

Chicago. Aug. 4.-The Dodgers trounced
the Cubs here today, to ]. Allen. for the
visitors. holding the locals to four safe
ties. Cutshaw knocked two home runs
during the contest. one in the first when
the bases were empty and another in
the seventh when two scored ahead of
him. Brooklyn also scored two in the
third on two hits. an error. and a sacri-
flee, and one in the eighth on three
bingles. An error, a pass, and single
scored the Cubs only run in the third.
Moore started for the locals. but was re-
lieved after seven innings by Pierce.
Score.
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SHENANDOAH WINS ANOTHER.
''Butcher Boy" Business Holds Har.
risonburg Safe and Wins.

Harrisonburg. Va, Aug. 4-The Shen-
andoah club of Shenandoah, Va, won
the game from Harrisonburg here to-
day, to 3.
pitcher boy" Bussius was on the
mound for Shenandoah club, and pitched
a great game, allowing four hits and
tanning twelve men. Sam johnson was
the heavy clouter of the day. securing
a home run and two singles.
This is the third straight victory for
Shenandoah on the trip. Tomorrow the
club will meet Winchester at Winches-
ter.
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sSchaefer batter for Engel in fifth.
tIViIIia INC haffad for Hughes in niDtf

sSchaefer batter for Engel in fifth.
WILLIAMS batted for Hughes in ninth.
Earned runs-Washington. 2; Chicago, 3.
First base by errors-Washington, /;
Chicago, 2 Left on bases-Washington
S: Chicago, 3. First base on balls-Off
Engel, 2. Innings pitched-By Engel, 5;
by Hughes. 4; by Russell. ! %; Cicotte.
Tia Hits made-On Engel. 5; on Rus
sell, 8; of Cicotte, 6. Struck out-By
Cicotte, 8: by Engel, 1: by Hughes. g.
Home run-McBride. Three-base hit
Ainsmith. Two-base hits-Laporte. Lord,
Chase. Collins. sacrifice hitNSchalk.
Sacrifice f1ys-Gandil, ChappelL Stolen
bases-Chappell. Fourier. Milan, Nor
gan, Laporte, Mcbride. Passed balls
Ainsmith, 2. Umpire-Messrs. Evans and
Hildebrand. Time Of game-2 hours and
20 minutes.
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has returned to the fold and IS
ready to take his turn in the box,
Mr.. Mack's pitching staff does not
look so fearfully weak.
Manager Callahan. Of the White Sox.
in discussing the games his team played
in Boston and New York during the last
ten days. when 1t will be remembered
his team was badly routed, was asked
II the Highlanders looked any better than
earlier In the season, and replied:
mo. not a bit; and as for Boston, the
Red Sox looked even worse than New
York, despite the fact that the Hub team
beat US four straight"
''To my way of thinking" added Cal.
''the Nape should have beaten both OF
these clubs. My team would have made
a better showing had it not been in a
bad hitting slump"
Cleveland is going to find both Wash
ington and the Athletics a vastly DIFF
ferent proposition on this trip than the
ether Eastern clubs.
Joe Boehling will pitch for the Nationals
this afternoon. The Richmond Thunder
bolt has enjoyed four days rest. and no
excuses will be offered II he Ii beaten.
For the White Sox, Jim Scott or Benz
will toe the slab. with Rebel Russell
ready to go in IL needed.
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SHAWKEY Holds
CLEVELAND SAFE
Mack's New Recruit Has
Forest City Outfit at
His Mercy.
FALKENBERG HIT HARD
NapIanders' Lanky Pitcher Is Ham,
mered to All Corners Of Lot BY
League Leaders.
FALKENBERG HIT HARD

pitching recruit of Connie Mack's team,
held the Cleveland team to two hits to-
day, and the Athletics won an easy vic
tory. to 1. Shawkey should have had a
shut out. Cleveland scored their run in
the second inning on Bakers error.
Lajoie's single, and Turner'S sacrifice fly.
The Athletics hit Falkenberg hard in the
first and third innings, scoring two runs
in each inning, and forcing his retire
ment in favor of Kahler. Kahler pitched
good ball until the seventh when the local
club started batting bombardment
scoring three runs. Dashner twirled the
eighth inning. Score:
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ANOTHER COME BACK"
Tommy Ryan, Ex-Welter-Weight, T.
Fight Again This Fall.

Syracuse, N. Y, Aug. 4-Tommy Ryan.
the former welter-weight boxer, whom
boxing critics have said was one of the
most scientific boxers the ring ever had,
today began road work for his come
back in the ring this fall and winter.
Ryan, although forty-three years old. does
not look over thirty-five. He declares
that he can beat any middle-weight whom
he has seen box in the last two years,
and says that he will go after the u.s.
pound title.
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Runs-Scheer tA. Cutshaw ~. Daubert, Fisher
Allen. Leach. Left bases-Brooklyn, 5; Chicago
s. Hits made-Of Moore. in innings. Sauincs
hits-ScheeS. Cutshaw Smith. Stolen bases-Fisher
Miller Home runs-Cutshsw ca. Double plays
Fisher to Daubert: Moore TO Bridweil to Phelan tc
Safer; Fisher to Daubert; Phelan to Brdwell "a
Safer. Bases on balls-Od Moore 8; of Allen, q
Struck out-By Allen. S; BY Moore. /: By Pierce, 2
Hit By utcher-Bresnahan. Umpires-MesUa Drenr
Fan and EAson. Time Of game-2 hours.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS,
STANDING OF THE CLUBS AUGUST S. lslg
DOAK HIT HARD.
Home Runs Are Big Fnctor In
Quaker Victory Over Cards.

St Louis, Aug. 4.-Home runs by
Becker. Luderus, and Cravath were in
dividually responsible for the six runs
scored by Philadelphia. and the Cardinals
lost the second game of the series, to
3. Doak, the st. Louis recruit pitcher,
worked good until the seventh, when
two home runs occurred. He was re-
l!eved in the seventh for a pinch hitter
and Harmon, who took his place, was
touched up in the ninth for the third
home run of the game. st. Louis scored
two in the second and one in the third.
Score:
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Wins Ten-Mile Cycle Race.

Newark. N. J., Aug. 4-Jackie Clark,
the Australian Rocket captured the
ten-mile open professional race in easy
style from q classy field of cyclists at the
velodrome here last night Paddy Heir
was second. Lloyd Thomas. third. The
winners time was n:S Ia Clarke also
defeated Alfred Goullet, Of Australia, in
their one-miie match race in two straight
heats.
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WILLETT HAMMERED.
Tigers Finger Is Pounded and
Yankees Win, 6 to 4.

New York, Aug. Tin a smuggling match
at the Polo Grounds this afternoon the
Yankees defeated Detroit. s to 4. Fisher
went the entire route for the Yanks,
fifteen hits being registered off his de-
livery. Willett started for Detroit. but
was relieved by Dubuc in the seventh
when the Yanks started a rally. Dubuc
could not stem the tide. and before the
inning was over the Yankees had won
the game by bringing five tallies over
the plate. Score:
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REDS SWAMP BRAVES.
Cincinnati Club Hand Boston .
II to Beating.

Cincinnati. Aug. 4-Boston was COM
pletely swamped this afternoon by an
avalanche of base hits and runs batted
out by the Red sluggers, who piled up
hits in all but the third and fifth innings.
and won, 13 to 4. The visitors opened
up strong on Ames, who was relieved at
the end Of the second, and johnson
finished the contest. holding them safe
all the way. Score:
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New York, Aug. L-"Chug Bike" fans
were treated to rare surprise at the
Brighton Beach Motordrome last night
when Charlie Davis lowered the colors
Of Arthur Chapple. the speed king" In
q championship match at two miles. Paul
Ohne. winner Of the elimination matches,
was third. Davis annexed the title in
two straight heats. He captured the first
heat in In rs. and the second In IL a.
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Runs-Murray. Demaree, o. Wilson. Left on bases
New York. 4; Pittsbars . First base balls
on Demaree. 2: of Csmnitz. .. Struck out-By
Dcmaree. 4; by Marquard. l; By Camnitz. 2. Three
base hit-O. Wilson. Stolen hses-MwTsy. Sued
grass. vioI. Hits made-Oh Demaree. in % in
nings; of Narqnard. in ! Is inning; OF Camnitz.
in 8 innings: OF Mcouillau. o in inning. Umprts-
Messrx o'Dly and Emse. Time Of gane-l hour
and 30 minutes
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Runs-Bsunan. Moriarty tN. Dubuc, Hartzel.
wolter, Peckinpaugh t2l, knight. Cree. Tuobase
hits-Bauman Crawford, Pecknpsugh. knight ~.
Three-bass hit-Crawford- Sacrifice hft-Wilett
Stolen bases-Moriarty 81, Hartzell Cree First
base on errurs-New York. ]. First base on balls
OF willett. .; Of Dubuc, 2; of Fisher. L Struck
out-By willett 5; by Fisher, 4 Hit by pitcher
By Willett Daniels: by Dubuc Daniels). Hits
made-Of Willett, II in IL innings. Left on
bases-Detroit, 9: New York, 10. Double plays-Bush
to Bauman tn Gamer; Bauman to Bush to Gainer
Wild pitoh-Dubuc Umpires-Messrs O'Lcushlin
and Sheridan. Time of game-2 houn and u min-
utes. Attendance, 400.
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Runs-Cathers t2l. Konetchy, Knabe. Lobert.
Becker 81. Crarsth, Luderus. Two-base hits
O'Leary, Mowrey Ludeus Home runs-Becker,
Luderus Cravsth. Sacrifice hits-knabe Mowrey.
Stolen tase-Cathers Balk-Mayer. Double play
Dosk to Whitfield to Konetchy. Hit by pitched ball
By Mayer. Whitfield and konetchy. First base on
balls-Oh Doak, 2; of Mayer. ): OF Harmon. L
Struck out-By Mayer. ); by Doak. Hits made
on Doak. in innings. Left on bases-St. Louis.
5: Philadelphia. 2 Umpares-Mesrs- Klein and
Orth. Time Of camel hour and Sc minutes
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Two Games To-day.

There will be q double-header IN the
Eastern League tomorrow. The Sham
rocks will meet the Avondales in the
first game at Potomac Avenue grounds.
and the Mohawks will play the Congress
SIGNALS at Seventeenth and d ,StreetA
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Sox Take Opener Athletics 0utcass Cleveland Maps to
8irmy's Maps Encounter
First Setback In East
While Other Sporting Comment
of Interest

An opportunity to gain full game the Cleveland Maps
lost yesterday the Climbers fell before Jimmy Caahans White
Sox at National Park
The Naplanders stacking against real ball club in the
Quaker City, already found the going rough Shawky the
young pitcher the Baltimore club by Mack and recalled had
Ceveanders his mercy yesterday and that Jack Coombs
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The Yankee A. c. defeated the Trojan
A. c. yesterday by to z. The Yankee
A. c. would like to meet any team in
the District for the sixteen-year-old
championship. Address John II. Robin
son. ~ = Street NorthWsskS,
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Failure to Hit Timely
Causes Locals Defeat
White Sox Capture Opening Game of Series, to
J Reb Russell Knocked Out of Box.
Hughes in Form.
BY WILLIAM PEET.

Although Climbers oubatd the White Sox almost two to
Mr. Gs baseball pasture yesterday Eddie (Knue Ccctte
managed to spread ny the and oned innings he
tod half solid wac that only meas tally resulted
and this ladies and gentlemen, aibi today.
The score perhaps indicate that much of struggle
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Nationals Batting Averages

UP TO DATE.

Manager Oliveri, of the Vigilant Base
ball team. demands. the attention OF all
players Friday. August s, at $50 p. m.
sharp. at which time business OF i'm
portance will be transacted. and all men,
bers must be present Report at 40
Tenth Street Northwest.
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Runs-Jackson. z Murphy tq, strunk, Collina
Baker McInnes Shawkey. Twolbase hits-O:dring.
Shawkey, E Murphy Sacrifice hit-Tumer. Double
plays-Barry to McInnes: Turner to Lajoie to Olson
, Collins to Barry to McInnes. Struck out-By FAX
enberg ); by Shawkey, 2; by Kahler. ); By Dash
ner. !. Bases on balls-Of Falkenbere. 2; OF
shawkey ) Wild pitch-DRshner. Umpires-Messrs
Connolly and Ferguson. Time Of game-2 hours
Attendance, B0N.
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Numerically right fielders top the list
OF lead-off men in the batting order.
There are five of them just now-Hoeller.
Dauiela Murphy, Moran. and HOOPER.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Columbus. 4: Toledo. s
Indianapolis. s: Louisville. =.
Milwaukee. 0; Minneapolis. ].
Kansas City-St. Paul game postpooed, nm-
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GAMES TODAY.

boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
New York At Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Chicago
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INrERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Providence, 6; Montreal Z.
Morning same-Jersey City. 2: Toronto. !. Altar
noon same-Jersey City, Z; Toronto
Baltimore, ); Buffalo, T.
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Rms-Devore. Hobltsell C,). Tiukxr. Sheckard CO,
Berxhammer 60. Killing ca. Bates johnson, Maran-
vile. Myers. Mann ca. Twohass hits-rink9.
Mann. Three-bass hit-Egan. Home rms-Bateu,
johnson. Left on bases-Opcinnati, S; Boston, q
Double play-McDonaId to Sweeney 70 Myers. sscri-
ncs hits-Tinker. sheckard. Johnson Rudolph Stolen
basss-Devore. Sheckard. Mcdonald. Cuanolly stEuch
out-By Ames. 2; b. johnson, Z: BY Rudolph. )
Rudolph. Is; on Moves. & Umpires-Nens. Rigiex
Ana Hits nade-on Ames. q: % Johnsua. 3: %
Rudolph. y; % Noges. Z. Umpr0-NsnEA Rigiag
and Byrn. Tms q 0ms-3 hnnn and uiuufA
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
TRI.STATE LEAGUE.

Yosk, q: Atlantic City.
Trsnton. s: Wilmington. &
Allentown. .; Harrisburg. { secund game: Aief
town, 8; Harrisburg. Il
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CABEL CAPTURES
BIGPACE RACE
Walter Cox Puts Winner
Across IN Feature $4,000
Stake for Eos PAGERS.
WINS IN STRAIGHT HEATS
Shathstom Easily Runs First in
Three Straight Heals IN The 2:ls
Paee-2:07 Trot to Cheney.
WINS IN STRAIGHT HEATS

Kalamazoo, Mich, Aug. L-StraiEht
heat racing with small fields featured
the opening of the Grand Circuit meet
ing at Decoration Park this afternoon.
The New England trainer. Walter Cox.
put over one of his specialties in the
$500 stake for 2:os PAGERS. which he
won in handy fashion with the brown
stallion Cabel. The stallion was an even
choice in the auctions with the Chicago
stallion DIR. Turns, jr. The followers OF
Cox plunged on Cabel and the stallion
was the best, making a record OF
2:O5 IL in the second heat.
Strathstorm hat things all his own
way in the Els pace. three easy heats
getting him the money. The Texas mare
Cheney, like Strathstorm. favorite.
won the e07: trot without any extra ef-
fort, the entire program being cleaned
up in eight heats. Summary:
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Outlaws Win One.

Outlaws defeated the Potomacs yester-
day in a well-played game. score to 1.
in the Monumental League.
Outlaws 9 o o 50 II )
Potcmacs........ 90 l 90 90 ~ 4
Bakersfield and Smith; Talbot and Crawford.
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GAMES TODAY.

Chicago at Warrington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
st. Louis mt Boston.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL.

NATIONAL.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York, ~ Pittsburgh, I.
Brooklyn, 2; Chicago, 1.
Philadelphia, 81 st. Louis, >.
Cincinnati, 49, Boston, 4.
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2N class; trottins. two IN three; pune N!uu:
Cheney, b. M. by Medium Tine tFlemins).... 1 l
Robert Miller. b. 9. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ruth MeGrc;or, oh. m. Murphy ..-.......... ) )
Cascade. eh b. Rodney. dla
Best time. s6sk
s0s class; pacing: three In eve: stake N0o:
Cabel br. b.. by GambsttA Wilkes (Coxl.... i
Dr. Burns. IT.. b. b. (whitnsyt- ............ 32J
Our Colonel. b b. u. B. JonesI-............ go
Col. Franklin, b. 6. CMurphyl-. S3S
King Daphne also started. Best time. SEN.
Els class; pacing: three in five; purse s.. 90:
strathstorm. b. g.. By Adstorm Murphy)....
Princess Mamuret. b. m Uanel. s38
Sznbar. b. h. tPittmanl. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. s4z
Mzrgot Hal. b. m fMcDonak). ..... 3 IS
Susie Gentry and Binlett also started. Best time.
sM.
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Totals....... - 7gI

'Batted for Ames in the second.
fBstted for Rariden In the ninth.
tran for Titm in the ninth.
Stated for Noyes In the ninth.