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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
Saratoga Entries,
Bv lnt.rnst,onsr Newn Services.

By International NcwB Sory!cs.
First race, sevon furlongs-Laeod Pharaoh
Eol;horpe- iiS: Royal Message. 1os; Star q Ryan.
IA: Towton Field III; Swish. 1lo; snudYale
1oT.
Second race. Hteeplochase about two miie.-
Winklc Ibo; Mystic Light. 10; EuniskilIen. I65;
Ba5port 100: The Evader. lfn BIZ Andrc~s. lis;
Octopus. l4a; NJ Cambon. 1884: Widehip al
Third race. six furlonFs-prcston Lynn. fi9.
Robert Oliver. los: .HenTt Beat. Iol: Any Time
los: Aunt Mamie. Salon. Nalad 1o3; Korfhage.
ZOE: Violet Ray. 107.
Fourth race. ono milc-Eeyhurns. Ocean Blue.
Io5: Write, %; Star Bottle o. Tmprison ioo. Re
nanct. los; swnnnnpoo. III: Star Jasomnc, 10;
Rolling Stone, io:; Flying Fairy 100; C!ifi
Edge. 1oi; Calgary. III; Princess CaiaWsy. loa;
Bally Clln. a5; somprlte. lO5; Leochsrcs. ia:
Hamilton l08 Also eligible Hedge es kzy-
lade. 100
Flfth race. one 'nlie-Napsr i0T; sDAlnger-
Held 'Dorworth ~: Little Jupiter. lo2; In
tpcrtor Lesiradc l07; Pharaoh l0s: sS,ontor 100:
BeaucouP. no Swish. ST. Joseph. l02
Sixth race. five and haN 'uriongs-Amssc-
mont. scrapper. brentwood. J. Nolan TTsnsforrna
ton Brumlcy Runaway, Forum: Jos; Elbiod,
Harvest Queen. ChhrIestonap. Miss CayanauEh.
First Cherry Peacock. Dombro. TlregIds. Moon :
stone. lo5
Apprentice Allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast
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Veterans to Row.

DULUTH. Mimi. Aug, 21.-James E.
Ten Eyck. Sr., father OF James f. Ten
Eyck. coach OF the Duluth Boat club. to-
day accepted challenge 10 row James
Fl Riley. the veteran oarsman OF Sara
toga Lake. y. Y, IN three-mlle sculling.
Ten Eyck is coach OF tho Syracuse
university. The men arc 10 row not
later than September for a purse OF
$500 Mr. Riley is SO years old and Mr..
Ten Eyck is 63. The race will be rowed
at Saratoga Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
Miner Is Crushed 70 Death.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BINGHAM. Aug. 2l.-John stanstaE
aged u, Greek miner. was crusned ny
a cave In OF rock IN the United states
mine. while operating machine oIi,i' O.
~ o'clorc this morning and received in
iuries from which he died In the Bing-
ham hospital at 8 O'Clock tonight lars
rock which fell upon the miner lnnicteo
injuries serious that the emo was of,lN
. matter or hours. so fsr as known he
has no relatives IN this country Jhe
body was taken to o'Donneil q Co, un-
dortakerS pending funeral arranser1en's'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
TEACHERS ANNOUNCED.
Selection Of Faculty for American Fork
Schools is Nearly Complete.

Special 10 The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK. Aug 2l.-The fol-
lowing teachers have been selected for
the high school aud the district schools
in this city for the school year commenc-
ing August s.
High SCHOOL, W. Whitaker, pvinci-
pal sciences and languages: Jesse M
Walker ms thematics; +. a. MorEa n.
English: Mark H. Green. history and
commerce: Earl Holmstead, history and
athletic director: Edna i. Hull, elocu-
tion physical education and English
Anna Mathisen, domestic science and art:
Carl Y. Fordham, music; Robert i. Ash
by. mechanical arts. w. -. Stewart.
eighth grade in the high school building.
There is one vacancy in the high school
faculty,
District schools-Irving L. Pratt pr1n-
cipal and seventh grade: Jesse +. Steele,
seventh grade: May Finley and Maria
Johnson, sixth grades Clarice kershaw.
Jana Mcpherson and Lille Shipley, ffth
grades, Josie Greenwood. primary princi-
pal and fourth grade: Sadie Mitchell.
fourth grade: Ida West and Sadie Thorn
ton third grade; Florence Walker and
Dern Green. second grade; Rosella Storrs
and Eliza Hindley, nrst grade. Edith
Hindley and Bessie Green. beginners
grade: Robert l.. Ashby. manual training
Carl e Fordham. music.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
READY FOR CONFERENCE.
Reclamation Officials VIII Meet with
Farmers Who Are IN Controversy
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. Aug. 2l.--A conference Of the
members Of the Water Users association.
an organization OF farmers who are d.
rectly concerned With the Strawberry
valley reclamation project. and the chief
officials OF the reclamation service VIII
be held In Spanish Fork tomorrow. TINS
meeting has long been In contemplation
and 4, IS hoped that the difficulties ex-
isting between the north end and
south end farmers can be settled.
Judge w Il King. head OF the legal
department OF tho reclamat tion service,
and Judge Morris Blen. his associate.
both of Washington. arrived today. l..
c, Uu and 9 s. WhitUeck. both OF the
engineering dcpa rtment, have heen here
for two davs. These. with J. J.. Lyteh
local engineer Of tho Strawberry project.
WIFI meet the coutendnC interests at
Spanish Fork and endeavor IN arrive al
some agreement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
DIRECTUM [ SETS
NEW WORLD MARX

GOSHEN, \. Z. Aug. 21.-By pacing
a mile in 2:022 in the final heat OF the
2:09 pace here yesterday, Dlrectum I.
the sensational PAGER owned by James
Butler Of New York, established a new
worlds record. reducing the mark set by
himself at Monroe last week by one and
aShslf seconds.
This new mark equals the time made
by uhlan. the champion trotter, two years
ago,
1t was announced that owing TO the ac-
cldent that Uhlan met with on Tuesday
afternoon, when he struck his quarter
boot In rounding the turn. the champion
was unable 10 go against mis- record OF
2:O22.
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BEINGS BACK GIRL.
Young Woman Found In Thistle 10 Re'
turned to Her Home.

Special to Tho Tribune.
PROVO. Aug. el.-Deputy Sheriff j.
y. Williams Of Utah county and George
Gates OF Salua returned today from
Thistle. bringing Mildred Gates, aged IL.
daughter OF Mr.. Gates, and Miss Jennie
Nelson aged g. The Gates girl iell
her home few DAYS aEo and after =
search by tho father and officer was
found working in a Thistle boardin :
house. The girl viii be returned to her
home and the Nelson woman charged
With contributing TO the delinquency OF
a minor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
|ut For
Poison Ivy

trough the woods or clear
''nlekers, hunters. fisher-
Ior poison ivy. And In
Keep your blood pure by
III your skin is rough
pimples or any other
q. stimulates the fine
'ooa vessels In tho skin to
osai all sore spots.
N DO this positively. It
"e principle OF osmosis,
rells OF the skin TO select
riment from the blood.
~ healing by the wonder
Ingredients OF this ia
puriner. II is a safe rem =
eips no minerals, and yet
raarvel.
tct s. S. S. in any drug
upon having II. The
fy In Atlanta, Ga. pre-
ous blood purifier. and
Ha no chance by permit
10 recommend a substi-
your blood condition is
would like to consult a
address the Medical
~ Specific Company, 1st
A<lhnta. Ga.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
UNDER FEDERAL SEAL.
Tomatoes Condemned by Idaho Food
Commissioners Arc Undergoing Test.

Special to The Tribune.
BOISE. Idaho. Aug. 2l.--Acting in the
ca pa city and under the authority OF a
federal pure food inspector Pure Food
Commissioner James II. Wallis Of this
state has placed the seal OF the federal
government ON the conhscated canned
tomatoes manufactured by the Utah Can
ming company OF Ogden and shipped 20
and sold in Idaho for consumption. Tho
consignment totals 1900 cases, or ap-
proximately 5000 cans. Commissioner
Wallis Is now assembling the con-
demned tomatoes In Boise, where a can
from each case is being tested by the
state chemist as required under the fed
eral statutes. to determine II any OF the
canned tomatoes representing the closing
run OF last years season are ut for pub
lie consumptlon.
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Windsor Entries,
Ev International Ne~, serric..

Is" International News service
First race. five turlouss-psosthIcU. Ne,nsker.
Bolala Manners. woodrov, HArhard, Ito; Collie.
Nockcry Zodiac LADY TraSzcr, Sheffield. Psnni-
loss Io5 Also eligible: First Degree ioT
Second race five furlop6s-Boo<er. 20; MeroD
Geiety Slipper Day III; Dark Rossesn, 100; Old
Reliable. icr
Third race. milc-Wh,to Heat. I6s; CIsss.
Bjtrs. Pred Drew. 10; Luther. Fardoodls, Rock
Bar io5; Henri Rite li2
Fourth race. ak furlongs-GrosvsDor, sun Queen.
es Panrsretts, iot. 'Criscoe. 9s; Great Britain,
ios. Prince Ahmed. 100: 'Fisbb,rgsSi ios Helen
nhrbse. io;
Flnh sir furlouEs-'KinG Cotton -; TIE
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Buried in Homo City.

AMERICAN FORK. Aug. et-The BODY
Of Mrs Jacob Christensen. who died AZ
F.urcka Tuesday was brought 10 this
cIty. her former home on the Denver ~
Rio Grande train this morning ana IN
tered Ia the Pleasant Grove cemetery.
Mrs Christensen was the sister OF Mrs.
Minnie Adamson and Hans Hanson OF
this city.
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New Firm for Spanish Fork.

Special 70 The IrIDUNe.
PROVO. Aug. 21.-The Nebo Coal &
Commission company has fled articles o'
incorporation With the county clerk. Ihe
company will deal in real estate, farm
implements products, etc, With Spanish
Fork as the principal place OF business
The capital stock Is $4,000, IN shares ot
the par value OF 81 each. William A
vice president. and w. Il. Pearson sec
retary and treasurer. These. with :, ".
Cornaby and l. II. Pearson, consututs
the board OF directors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
Exhnnln Chinese Bones.

PROVO. Aug 2i.-Roy Passey & co.
have cNhumed and prepared for shipment
10 tho Flowcrv Kingdom the bones OF Ice
hero cI-bt years ago. He came mere
from ogden as a mental hospital pa
iient Countrymcn or The dccedent ~
ogden and salt Lake have contributed
10 defrav the expenses OF his return trip
"a native land
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
TUSSLE IS
N BY RED SOX

~ Aug, 21-Boston won
'1o' TO 2. today in n seven
= the FIRST OF a series OF
was called because Of rain
no Was at bat in the eighth
IN and a hit made by Bos-
mlf OF tho inning did not
.seatened rally by Cleveland
pped In the bud. Bostons s
nhde IN the third inning.
c1, Gardner got an ipneld
-9,s second. Gerkes walked
.is and two strikes on Wag-
ss6-r runners started TO run
tcher's windup. and when
'eu all three scored.
q TWO runs came in the sec
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
ROOM TOO
H FOR BROWNS

81 Aug. 21.-Bob Groom was
|0r ST. Louis this afternoon,
1om out. while Washington
run of each Leverenz and
had several chances 10 tally.
u, In O scoring position Groom
<|ble and his support was
|or scored It's first run when
.ed and stole second. He nd
M out, scoring when Shanks
1nmgardner took Leyerenz 3
F. ninth and Washington scored
md q single.
||3HINGToN- LOUIS.
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Error-Chsppell. Two-bnse hits
M Three-oaIe hiti-Sohnngs Col
III Benz, s In five and one-thiTd In
MIfh. 4 Ir three and two-th!rds in
~ hltp-McInnis. RHusch. Sacrifice
stoleu baaes-Oidring. Collins. Dou
- 10 Chnse 10 Kuhn. Loft on buses
b. Chicago. g. First base on balls
! 4: off Benz. 3 Struck out-By
Ehawksy. s; by Smith. l. Passed
T,me OF game hours minutes.
|1oI1y and NcGreevey.
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Nav Share the Expense.

PROVO. Aug 21.-Cioyernor Spry. rep
rcsenting tho State Mental hospital board.
was In Provo today consulting with the
city commissioners relative 10 tho plan
OF having the hospital share with the city
the expense of purchasing q triple combt-
nation motor fire truck. decision in
regnrd to the matter VIII be reached with
In few DAYS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
Aur 2l.-Connle Mack's .

/, Aug. 2l,-Connie Macks
.rus leaders HIT Pitcher Benz
fel5 in the fourth and sixth
wifi GONE daring base-run-
<,driug and Collins. defeated
"a today. The visitors
fting bee in the nth. which
retircment OF Benz, when
IA rlearjng the bases. Eddie
IA tenfn-mntes In the bat
Ia HIT each time he faced
,ocaIs were saved a shutout
~ sIncIe was followed by hits
and Benz. 3. sacrifice by
4 Kuhn. The fielding OF Shaw
',frhed IN nne form, prevented
hing on three occasions.
CHICAGO.
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Idol, 'IndoIonee ColorB Io6; Patience lo3: Theo-
dorita. Louise Trnvors. ITO: Pat Rutlcdge. 1o5
Sixth race. six Thoroughbred. l0i: Anavn.
lis; Palo Alto. ia: Nmbus. 1l2: Racquet, Russell
McGill. tom Savers. 100; Fox Craft. lo; 'Frel
Levy. los: Lovo Dny Il6.
Seventh race. mile and seventy yards
sKinmundy. l07; Isabel. -Chemulpo. 10l: Wood
craft. 1922 Billy Vandevecg 100, FaIcada York
Lad. 10.
'Flvo pounds apprentice allowance claimed
Weather clear; track fast.
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OPPOSE Johnson's Appoaranco.

LONDON, Aug. 2l.-Ths engagement of
Jack Johnson. the American heavyweight
pugilist, hy a London music hall was
condemned at meeting today OF The
Variety Artists federation. resolution
was adopted chara CT erizng tho engage
ment OF johnson as q viola ton OF public
decency. Hostility TO the negro boxer >
eppearance on tho stage is gathering
momentum, and !, seems likely that his
engagement will be cancelled.
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Cardinals Get New Englander.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Aug. IL
Pitcher Booth Hopper OF the New Haven
la stern associa tiou team sold 10 the
St Louis Nationals today. lie viii re-
port in two weeks. Hopper has pitched
two no hit games this summer.
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lasted only one. but Marshall finished
the game In good style After being hit
hard for three innings, O'Toole settled
down until the latter part Of the contest,
when he weakened. but the home team
never got close enough TO Pttsburg's S
score 10 be dangerous Lobert was hit
on the kneecap by fast grounder off
Wagner's bat In the first inning and the
injury later forced him TO leave the game.
PITTsBuRG PHILADELPHIA
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Minar Loses Finger.

AMERICAN FORK. Aug, 2l.-GeorSe
b Tyler, who has been suffering from
blood poisoning In one of his fingers for
the past three weeks. had the offending
member amputated yesterday. He in
jurod the finger by cutting II on a shovel
while al work at the Pacific mine about
n month ago
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
DODGERS Sign College Boy.

BROOKLYN. Aug. 9I.-Thc Brooklyn
National league club today announced
that Il had signed Fred Cross, captain.
second basemap and shortstop Of the Le
land Stanford university team OF Cali
fornis. Gross batted se5 for his college
last year. He VIII report next month.
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Death Claims Miner.

Special 20 The Trfbune,
EUREKA. Aug. FLAMES ArNeona.
aged 5S. a pioneer miner Of Eureka. died
here today oy miners consumption. Nr
Arriropa was a native OF Italy and hsd
resided here for twenty-five years. He
leaves widow and seven children. He
was member IN good standing OF the
A O. o. w Funeral services will be
held Sunday afternoon az O'Clock from
the Catholic church. Interment IN the
Tureka reD1oteTy
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VIII Anneal From Fine.

AMERICAN FORK Aug. 2i.--Lnw-
renee Briggs. who was found guilty for
selling Intoxicating liquors contrary 10
the county ordinance last week. was
fined In Justice Hunters court today
Sa75. He Immediately gave notice. OF sp-
peal TO the district court
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NEWcoMe ARRIVES HOME.
Commercial Traveller OF Provo VIII Soon
Be Able to Return to Work.
.pecial 10 The TrlbuDs

Special To The Tribune.
PROVO. Aug. II Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
s Newcomb arrived tonight from Den
yer. Mr.. Newcomb Is rapidly recovering
from his nervous attack. which called
Mrs Newcomb TO Denver last week lie
will resume his work as travelling sales
man after a short rest. Mr.. NeHconb,
who Is Mason OF high standing, was
stricken while attending the knights
'remnlars Cnnclavc.
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NEW YORK.
Error Schultz

summary Error-Schulto. TWO -baso hits
Doyle. Burns. ThCee-benc hits-Snodgress. F1o;ch-
or. Homo run-EvoTs. Sacrifice flies-schultc
Doyle. stolen bnscs-Evcrs, snodgrnSs. Doyle
Left on bnses-NCw York, 0: Chicago Dou-
bio plRy-Zinmornan. Eycrs and Saler Bases on
hAils-on Stack. 2: OFF Moore. T. Struck out-By
Moore, 2. Hits-ON Stack. in two and two
thirds innlngg. off Moore IN five and one-thIrd
innings. Time of game hour Is minutes. TIM
pIrea-Rlgcr and Byron.
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summsry: ETroft-LsHls. Yerkcs, WhsncT, Two
base hlt-Lawis. Throe-bsse hiis-olboD, Brmink-
ham lanes. Ycfkcs. stolen hases-Ja1kHou, sposk-
ar crTigpn Gardner. First basc on bsllI-oN
James 4; on Leonard hit By p'teher-ey
James I. Struck ou,-sy James, J; by L"onaTd
4 Pzsaed bnll-OSrii. First hass error
cleveland I Left on tAses-Clcyoiaud. &; Boa
ion O Time of Fame-1 hour 80 minute-. Om-
pirs,-o I4oughlin uod Sheridan.
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4Ftcp-Balcoti. Brief. Throo-bAae
!llan. Hlts-OI Lcvcron2. Ia
~ baumsnr5ncr In one inning
-ndil. Moaller. Williams. Double
Ffatt TO Briet Mcbride TO Mor-
Lett on bascs-St. Louis. 4.
- tlfHt base on hoils-Oft Low
|'on, !; Off BaumSnrdncr. 1. Struck
y; By Groom. 4: by Baum
'.'ne OF samc-l hour t5 minutes.
u and Eesn.
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PIRATE SLUGGERS
BEAT THE PILLS

HILADELPHIA. Aug. 21.-In a hard
hitting game here today Pitsbure defeat
ed Philadelphia by to- 6. Pittshurs
made fourteen hits for a total OF twenty
eight bases, Byrne led with home run.
a double and a single, while Miller made
a home run and 8 double, and every one
OF tho visitors except O'Toole got one or
more safeties. Alexander was knocked
off the rubber in four innings and RiXey
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ond inning. Lajoie singled and took sec
ond on BewIs's tumble. Olson sacrificed.
Turner walked. Birmingham squeezed
lAjoie homo on his sacrifice and Turner
took third Turner scored when Wagner
threw wild on ONcilrs Rrounder
CLEVELAND. BOSTON.
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summary: ErForf-Whtttcd. Gathers. Grinsr.
Raridcc Two-hsse hits whittof Enu,tchy
Maranvilc. Three -bns~ hit-zinr. sscriflco hit
Smith. Stolen bareE-Ne0ee. Konetchy. Double
play WluTo. NoUctchy ana Uinso. Lott on bases
st louis r; noston, 9 First naro on balls
of Hess. :; OF Grlner. .; nff Harmon. ? First
base on prTor-B Boston. l. struck out-By GrIncr
a. ~ Hes5. (. hy Perduc. q By Harmon. I
! fine ot game, hourS rnnuics. Umpires-
o Day and Fmslir
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PHILADELPHIA.

Summary Errors-mltcbell polan, Luder1ia.
Doolap. Reed. Two-bnsc hIts-Wasncr Mitchell,
Byrne Miller. Becker (2l. Magco. Three -base
hlts-Carey Wilson. Home ruus-Byrno Miller.
Hlts-ON Alexander. S IN four Innings: OFT RIIcy
in one Inning; off Marshall. s IN four innings
Sacrifice h't-Carov. Stolen basos-Cnrcy (2l,
vox. DoHu. Cruyoth. Lcft on basss-Pit,sburg
:. Philadelphia. Q First haso bRlls-oN
o'Toolo. =: or Alexander :. First base on error
-Pl,Nburg l. Hit by pllcbor-By Alexander
Cwtlsonl. Struck out-By oToole Z; by Aic1nn-
der, s; by Rixoy, (. Tims o, gRme-2 hours.
Umpirss-Bronunn and Ensou.
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LADY GRAFT TAN IS
SURPRISE At SALEM
Wins Granite Stakes, Valued
at $4,000, Over Reusens,
Strong Favorite.

SALEM. y. H. Aug. 2i-walter Cox
made one OF the best drives at the
grand circuit meet al Rockingham park
today nd won the Granite stakes. val
ued at $4,000. with Lady Grattap. Reu-
sens, from the Geers stable, had been
counted q certain winner OF the event.
Lou Mcdonald outstepped the field in
the opening heat with Tommy Horn.
though Cox brought Lady G-attan up 10
close finish the first three horses
being Tapped nt the wire. Tommy Horn
led 10 the wire In the second heat. when
Lady Grattan nipped him. Reusens was
length back. Lady Grattan led all the
way IN the third heat. Reusens was
running the last twenty yards but the
Judges placed him second In the final
heat Lady Grsttan broke soon after get
lead in the back stretch. In the last fur
long, however. Cox challenged Geers and
fairly OUTRAGED him.
Tommy Murphy OF New York never
vision Of the American HorsebTe er fu-
the winner got S2io0 while Homer
Baughman and Ella K r. took s327.5o
each.
Earl Jr the Canadian PAGER. won
the frec-for-a pace. In which Braden
Direct was favorite.
2i2 tro, tho Granite y.ko, purse $4,000 three
Lady Gro..an. b m. by cIauau Con. +, / /
Tommy Horn b. g. By Otto wiiko,
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FnrrN. b. e.. Nndrews) ..........,.,...5 S 4
NhtaprImc. b. m. fWrlghO ...........t 70
Rhino Maiden. b. m. (Cov'llo) ......... o TO
Director Todd, hT. &. (Gillis) ..,....... I die
Time. 2:i0 80 2;lo. 2;l2 i:l2 Ia.
2:20 t7ot purBe $1,000 thrco In five:
Bon Ton. br. h, by The Dondsmen CNcr-
''liolu) j 7
Cochsto Maid, b. m. (Rnston) .,........ )
I Baron Sdnut. br. n, Dorel .....,......... 2
Lady Watts. b. m. (Tallmanl ...........,.
Mooarch0l Lady, on. m, (Gnrrowl .......
audn A., b. m. iChorr'e) ...,,............
Binola: b. M. MARTINI ..............,....
King Ambit. ch. H.. (HowolO ,............s
imagrny' g m. tGillisl ......-.......,,..., sdi'
Tlmc. 2:i6 2.i6 IL. 2:15 i-2.
Free for all. pncc purre $500. two IN three
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Hal b. n. Dr. n. lMcEwen) ..,......-.......
Drsden Direct. blk h.. (ERgap) ...s.,,........
Time. 2'0s 81 2:0o Ia.
! Arprican horcc breeders futuTity pace foals oil
| 1910 purse $4,000. two IN three.
| Tilly Upton. b. e. by Ozone CMurphy) y)......
Homer Baughmon. b. h. (Goors) ,.............3
Ella X. r., b. Z, (Milnn) ........,,...e.-.-..
Time, 2:17, 2:l3
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Scoro Oy InnIrgB-
Cincinnati ...............n + Is
Drooklyn .................o o.;
Summary Left oo bases Cincinnati Il Brook
lyn g. Thrco-bnoa hit-TInEcr. Sacrifice fly
Dodge Sacrifice bts-Bntes. Tinker. Miller
stolen bases Bcschcr Moran. Cutshaw and Smith
Double pIay-Morau and Miller Bases on balls
or Amos, 2; or RAcon. g. Struck out-Dy Am.s
3: by Rason. q Hit by pitoher-By RaRon
Bescberl wild piteh-Amos. / Tlme of game
hour 70 minutes Ump!rcJ-KIom nnd Orh
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|[ED LEADERS
[FEAT WHITE sOX
stickwork and Daring
/. Running Wins for
the Mackmen.
Amarican Lea que.

Us results: Ut, .ra ~
o: Washington, 2
+, Philadelphia, T.
cew York game postpoileo'
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GIANTS HAVE EASY
TINE WITH CUBS
Matty Keeps Hits Scattered;
Stack and Moore Are
Hit Hard.
National Le2Eun.

Yesterdays results.
New York. s; Chicago. ,.
Brooklyn. ! Cincinnati. s.
Boston. :; St Louis. G.
Philadelphia, 6; Pittsburg. ..
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'Bnttcd for Mlllor IN the ninth.
tButted for Rngor In the ninth
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1.-TWO out when winning run scored
sps;tcd for Rsrldeu IN the ai,th.
Score BY innings
81. Louis ,,.........,.-..3 o-b
Boston ...-...-......-....o IL