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The Washington herald., 1914-10-01

New Track Will
Be Opened Today
Everything IN Shape for IN
auguraI Meet Of Southern
Maryland Association.
BRILLIANT OPENING CARD

Just after midnight the finishipz S>uches
were placed on the new plant Of the
Southern Maryland Fair Association al
Bowie and at the opening this afternoon
everything III be in tlptop shape The
inaugural sdng Will last the frst ten
days OF the .aonth and despite the fact
that the dates conflict with the Laurel
track great things are predicted for the
new project.
There are over 60 horses on the track,
some OF them the best In the co1sltry.
The fact that the MANAGEMENT of Prince
George Park had decided TO permit
straight bookmaking at their track rather
than install the mutuei machines was one
of the features that attracted many of
the horseowners-
Today. the opening day I'M be ladies'
day. and tie management has pre-
pared a handsome souvenir. program for
al the members OF the fair sex who are
present.
Among the distinguished guests who
viii be In the grand stand is Mr.. William
Woodward. president OF the Hanover Ma
tional Bank. whose palatial home. BEL
air." formerly the home of the late Gov.
Ogle. Is situated about half . mile from
the new course. Mr.. Woodward will have
With him a number of New York finan-
ciers, whom he will entertain during the
meeting. A true lover Of the thorough
bred, Mr.. Woodward Is very much In
terested in the success Of the new track.
The entries follow:
FIRST RACE-Afaiien; tEo-yeEr-olds; ave fur
longs. Omar. ~: CArdigan, ~ La Goiondrina. lG
Br7nd0n Belle. lG; Maid q Honor, l0T; Isch Ra-
bibble. lio Northern Light, lie; NoruS. 10; Elias
~: Duke Of Dunbar. 10; Hugh. rs; Uncle Flt1.
SECOND RACE-selling; tvOyear-olds; five and
onshAh furfongz. Dixie, g; 'EsNmis X. .; Dom
Moran l0l: Emhruidery, 10; Carrie Orne lE:
lack MARROW. 81; Encore. lol; Nellie Q. lol; PLler
no l0S
THIRD RAcE-senins: three-yearolds and up
ward; siI furionss GraEslle. I0T; Miss Brush III I:
Phyllis Autoinette 100; Manson 100: LAiglon, los
Sam Barber. los: supreme. lo1; Humiliation, To- /:
II MAhdi los; Mater. lo2; tanhAehEpi, 100: Her
mis- IT,, los; Cannock. 10; Moutcaim, los; DraWn
lN; Harert Queen. Ia Also eligible: Henpeck
los Heart Stone. ios: Ben Quince. l0: BirkA lO7.
FOURTH RACE-Selling: three-yearolds and I'D
ward; seven fcYongs Frontier. NJ: Capt Jscobs
rs; Ccostsr. los: 'Dr. Doughsrty. los; HhtHa los:
serTicsnce. III; Strife III; levin. rs; Font los
Toronto. los; Heart Beat, i@; In'an. ps; spohn.
Ill
FIFTH nACE-seling: three-yeerolds and up-
ward; seven funOngz- Song Of Yalley. los: Mis-
BAN HArbor. lo2; Under Cove. Ia; AVIAN IS;
Ch4Iton SquAE, los; POntefract. los: Clih Top le ;
Blue Mouse. 100; Capt Swanson. IL: Ben Ounce,
8; Moonlight. los; Michael Angelo. los; Lord
Wells los
SIXTH RAcE-ssIlinE; threyear-oIds and ND
ward: one mile. Zodiac, ~; yellow Eyes los;
sne. los; henry HutchisOa. l6; Little England.
u5
Apprentice allowance claimed
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HILIyCREST.


FIRST RACEGPursr. 500: tuoyssr-oIds: about
Eve frionES NeTa H Germ. los; LITTLE Peter III;
0Ertlsv. III: BrOokcre<s, us; EadenicFu. rs; Mona
G., ll5; Emma GsTde. NIls.
SECOND EACE-Purse, 500: three-yezr-oIds and
upward; about i've furionsS- Lad Of Windsor, 100;
81. Win. III; Mis- Edna Fenwick. n4: DOra N.
Lutz. rI: Neville. ia: Sandman, III; Gallant
Pirate. III: EJpatriEte. 10.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 500; three-yearoldS and
upward; about FIVE furiongs; selling. John Bow
man. los; Delightful, Ili Stare. ia; Miss DuIin
Il: Plain Ann, liz; Free. ni; Won Lear III; TraEe,
Light, III.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 500: three-yesr-olds and
Upward; about Eve furlongs: selling 'Sykesie l05
Winnie Niece. lO7; HaEeben. le7; Tempy Duncan.
Ill: Gen Mc'iregor. is: Philopena. is; Gen. War
III.
FIFTH RACE-Pur-- 800; three-year olds and
UPWARD; SIX and a half furlonSs. RStigan, los;
Mis- Christie, los; Hyh. 100; Beda, 10; Chief Kee.
10: Sun Guide 10: McAndRWs. 10; Rusticana,
IL; BlniTss. lis; Fleming. u.s.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 500; threeyear-olds and
Upward; about i've furlonS; selling. Margaret
Lowry ZOE; Mise Felix. 100; Yankee Lotus, III:
Kelly ia; Mrs Lally. nI: Chiffon Chief Ia; Blue
Jay. llI; swift Sure. IL; Prince Chap. LII; Con-
stit1eut. III.
SEVENTH RACE-Prse. 500; eeyear-olds and
upward; sig and 4 half turlonSS Dol McDougAn,
lo6: VOLTS Bath, 10: Euterpe. ITO: Cap Nelson.
10; DGhonry Boy. liz; QuArtsmaSter. rs; Lea
mence. III; Belle Chiffon, us; Song Of Rocks. lis
EIGHTH RACE-Pune. 500; three-yesr-olds and
UPWARD: SIX and a half firIonSS. Laird o. Kirk
czldy. ZOE; Fort Monroe. no; Pierre Dumas III:
Imprndent. uI; Van Blu, III: Little Jake III;
Modern Priscilla. III; Miss Msnard. III.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-01

The American League president when
he gave out the published interview in
The Washington Herald yesterday did
not know of Mack's action In sending
his playerU to their homes.
The final game of the 1914 season for
the Capital will be staged here this
afternoon. and a glance at the stsr.dfng
shows the club tied with the Detroit
Tigers Tor third place.
Manager Griffin last night stated that
he would mere than likely start Carl
Cashion against the Mack youngsters to-
day. as the big fellow wanted to be given
another chance tc show the local fans
that he is still able to stick around in
fast company.
Washington fans ssould give the Ma
tionals a rousing big send on this az
ternoon by turning out in goodIy num-
bers, just to show the boys that they
are still with them despite the fact that
things have broken badly this season
II a right handler works for the Ath-
letics this afternoon Charles Pick will be
in the Washington lineup. playing enc
Of the garden positions.
Weak hitting alone caused the defc.
Of the GrIIfmen yesterday. Time GzIsI
again the runners were within striking
distance Of the plate, but the old knock
out punch was lacking.
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Boehling Under Knife;
Operation is Successful

Joe Boehling. the Nationals young
southpaw twirler. who made such a name
for himself during the 1913 season. but
who hr t his knee two months ago and
had to quit, was operated upon for float
ing cartilage last Monday.
DR.. w. T. Graham, OF Richmond, re-
moved the troublesome bit OF gristle and
the operation was successful. Joe Is at
present confined to the Johnson Willis
Sanatorium In Richmond, and it was an
nounced that he would be able to leave
t. institution in a couple Of weeks.
Boehling was a long time deciding upon
an operation, fearing a stir knee, but
after consulting a number Of surgeons
nrally decided to be carved up.
The blond south .Iw will be able to
pitch again next season. according 20
Dr.. Graham.
President Ban Johnson's ints-tic ms
were perfectly all right and It was
through no fault of his that Connie Mack
used a bunch OF kids against the Ma
tionals yesterday.
Mr.. johnson notified Mack that the
Athletics must present their regular club,
but this message arrived after Mack had
sent most or his first string players TO
their respective homes for a few days
rest, consequently IL was impossible to
get them together for the two games in
the Capital
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VIGILANTS TO MEET
MICHIGAN SUNDAY
Fast Naval Eleven from League Is
land to Play Local Independent
Champions in Opening Game.

Final arrangements were made with
the U. S. S. Michigan team yesterday by
Manager Joe Oliver, Of the VigIlants, and
the fast naval eleven from League Is
land, Philadelphia, will be the opening
attraction at Andrews Park Sunday.
The Michigan team is coming here with
quite a reputation, having captured the
championship Of the Atlantic squadron
last season, and the eleven still remains
intact. In the lineup Of the League Is
land outfit viii be found three former
Naval Academy players.
Coach Dave White, OF the local indie
pendent champions, is leaving no stones
unturned to round the team into form
for the opening game. Ray Brown. who
was tower Of strength behind the line
for the big W for the past two sea
sons, is back in town and is expected
out for his initial practice Friday. Al
though the speed boy" from Roches-
ter will not be in very good condition,
Coach White will use him in the open
ing game Sunday.
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HAyRE DE GRACE.

FIRST RACE-Threeyesr-olds and upward; sell
ing; lI1e $40; Eve and oae-hsH fmlonEs. Jim
Basey. 100 McCaheyl, 10 J. to . 2 to S.
won L1dy Giant, 20 Steward. TO ]. TO 5.
to 5. third. Tine, IN Fred Lev, FllcAds.
Inlan. keWesSa, and Aglila also -
SECOND RACE-SiesplechAse handicap: three
year-olds and upward; $50 zS5Ied: about two miles
Little Hugh. 10 Allen, TO l. to s. 70 9,
second; WOOD Tex, 10 Cwolkel. 6 TO l. . to S.
to ?. third Tine, So. Cells Sister and Greg
also rzn-
THIRD RACE-TWo-yesr-olds: selling; purse 500
Eve furionFs- Embroidery. Ios EdcCaheyl. to l.
% 70, to 5, won; A. n. Axis. lB CwoleI
L to !, TO l. to S. second; J. B. HnreIl.
los Collins, to 5. to 2 ! TO 4. third. Tine.
- Is Nm Barber, Proctor. Harlequin. Yidet.
FoUiTH RACE-selling, handicap: for all ages:
800 sddsd; one mile and seventy yards. Executor.
. Sumter. TO ], 70 10, 10 J. won; ElWah.
LIZ CTaplinl, u to $ to 70. to 4, second; Dart
worth, u CIcCahsy), TO . to s. to 5, third
Time, 1sH. Srynlmah and Penalty also ran.
18TH RACE-Tinee-year-oids selling; pure 500 Z;
one mile and seventy yards. 0rotund los Ole
TsGgsItl. 10 TO to !. to s. won; ChuckIer.
lII OdcCaheyl, L. to 10. to 10. / to g. seooud :
Royal Meteor l0J, CNicklausl. Is to s. { 10 s. 2 to
5, hird. Tine, I4+S Rolling Stone Duke Of
Shelby, Abbotstord. Beau Pere. Mud sin also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Maidensi tEo-yeE-olds; selling;
purse, 500; i've furlongs. Tan. los tshuttingerl.
to !. to 5. to 10. won; Babe. 100 CHinphyl
70 !, to ], even. second; River King los
tTroxlerl. nSto /, TO I. TO l. third. Time 1oi.
Jane and DeTiltry also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Thrse-year-olds and upward !;
selling; purse, 500; five and one-hah frIonEz
Pharaoh. I03 DOYLE, to /, to 2 even. Wor;
Moncreif los tNicHlAusl. to ]. tc even. second
Votes 100 tCollinsl. % to l. u to l. to third.
Time, l1s. Americas Aviatress, SiIas Grump,
Double F. Gates. Roger Gordon. Palm Leaf, Sun
King, and Elizabeth HTWOOd also nan.
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Laurel Par'L will brow open itE Sates
today to me public for the fSll meeting
which will continue for the Balance Of
the month The course has seen many
improvements since last fall including
the new clubhouse, which Is conceded
to be the handsomest Of its HID In the
country the installation c. the pari-
mutual machines, and many other i'm
prOvements.
OF the Sc stalls on the ground not a
single one Is unoccupied. and i.any OF
the horses who will race at Laurel have
secured accommodations at the Benning
track, where a special train win be run
each day to the Laurel course and back
again 10 convey horses who wer5 IUrced
to stable there.
cap alone will tend to attract thousands
Of lovers Of the thoroughbred to Laurel
for the pick of the thoroughbreds In
training in America will lineup before
Starter Mars Cassidy. Then, too. the
much-heralded Roamer, the great pre-
mier three-year-old OF the year, viii be
among those to go to the post. while
among those that will oppose him VIII
be such performers of high class as
Stromboli or Rock View. the representa-
tives Of August Belmont in the - race.
Following are the entries for tcSay:
FIRST RACE-SeilinE: t~oyCAr-olds; i've and
one-hah huiongA Brian Boru. IL; Maryland Gid,
l0; 'StalWart Helen. los: 'E<mout. lA; EAGLE.
lo4: Fly Home 10, 'Gnat, 100; aChanEe. -
SECOND RACE-Selling; steeplechass; four-year-
olds and upward; about two mica SSossst. Isl:
Jun Cotton ~: Idle Michael. ~: Brownie Girl,
10: Mystic Light. 10; Judge walser. Is
THRU RACE-Selling; threyerOlds and up-
ward siK furiongS "Tarts liz; Pztra. lie; stTiker,
10; Milton Rot.ee 10: 'Marjore A. 100; AEyiaoe.
lO; F1itaWaJ. los: GALAXY. los: Early Rose. n5;
Honey Bee. lO2: y. J. Hills q. STRIKER and
AEyiAde 2. C. Hallenbeck entry.
FOURTH RACE-Three year-olds and UPWARD :
the Baltimore Handicap; one AID ODe-siIteenth
miles. His Majesty, Is; Roamer Il; Tea Point
Id: Strumboli IN; Celesta IL; Dustin, Ill; Night
sticf Ill: TarA, 100; Star Gaze. rs; Hedge. fo5;
G. M. Miller l0e; Robert Bradley, ie2; Tactics. -;
BameEzt y BraVe Uunardef 8.
FIFTH RACE-PuSe: tuo-year-olds: Eve and one
half fuTiongS. Archer King %; Harry Junior. i6 I;
Royal Martyr. IL; Tin Del, IL; Last Coin, Is:
HAhz LIS; Hanson. is
SIXTH RACEISeIliag. threeyearolds and up
ward; one and one-aueeuth miles Frank Hud-
SOP. 10; Uncle Ben. 10; The Rnmp H9; Tay
Pa i07; y. H. HOuEhtou, lG; Aviator. l0; .Bushy
Head. TO-; 'Centsui. -
Five poupds aprrenficp ALLOWANCE claimed
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READY FOR OPENING.

The Spartan A. C. football team was
given stin workout yesterday. and
Capt. Boyer is optimistic in regards to
the outcome of Sundays game with
Company c team OF the Washington
Barracks. A squad Of eighteen re-
ported, among which were several prom
ising new men.
Manager Homage is leaving no stone
unturned in his efforts TO get his men
In the best OF shape for this game, and
as a result win practice Friday evening
and Sunday morning
The Spartans would like to hear from
all first class teams in and around the
District. no weight barred. Send all
communications TO A. e. Homage, In
care Of cantYeIl & Co., 67 Jeinfer Build
ing, Main 122s. The game Sunday win
be played at the Washington Barracks
Ct 40
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MACMETS TRIM
GRIFFITH Clan
Athletics R :ruits Hand Ma
tionals ; to 2 Beating in
Ten-ihning Combat.
FAIL TO HIT IN THEPNCH
Washington Finds Young Pennock a
Stumbling BloeklFour Hits
for Foster.
FAIL TO HIT IN THE PINCH
ny WILLIAM PFET.

Connie Mack's recruits. with a pitcher
in right garden. an outfielder on third
bPse and young Iaennock in the box,
slipped a S-to-2 defeat over the Griffmen
at National Park yesterday, the combat
going ten innings.
Ban Johnson's attempt to force hack
to e hic regular players did not ap-
parently go through. The regulars we've
not needed yesterday. as one glance a.
the box score will show.
Twelve men left stranded on the bases
tell In a nutshell the Nationals defeat.
Pennock was able tC come across with
air-tight twirling when the home folks
threatened 20 spin the beans.
On the other hand, Jim Shaw pitched
good ball. He was relieved by Walter
johnson when the tenth inning rolled
around and the score was a tie John
sons fatal pass. a wild peg by Ainsmith
and a clean single put over tbs winning
run.
It was tough enough to lose the ball
game. but to be humbled by bunch of
kids wearing the cinnamon-colored uni
forms of the Mackian livery did not leave
a good taste in the mouths OF the faith
full rooters
There was a lot OF bush league fielding
on both sides. The only real bright spot
from a Washington standpoint was Eddie
Fosters clubbing. The midget collected a
base on balls ana four hits out u five
times up.
First Blood for Nationals.
The Nationals were first to score. put
ting over a run in the opening chapts-
through the medium Of a walk. couple
Of errors and a sacrifice ny.
Philadelphia knotted the count In the
second. Lapp's single.- wild pitch and
Earl Mack's nasty hcunder past Nc
Bride, turning the trick.
Grifrs young men Jumped into the lead
in the fourth when Shenks doubled and
scored on Morgan's single to center.
With the game apparently tucked
away. the Macklets pulled on the unex-
pected in the ninth. Carruthers I'M
loaded a triple to right field for a start
err Shaw retired Earl Mack, but old
Jack Combs poked a single at Moeller's
feet and the deed was done.
As Grit sent Charley Pick TO run for
Shaw when Jim drew a walk to start the
Nationals ninth. Walter johnson was In
the box when the Mackmen batted in
the tenth. Johnson's fatal mistake was
In walking Thompson. who Immediately
stole second when Davies famed and
came home on walsh's single in left
field.
Pennock sent the Nationals down L.
order during the final half Of the tenth.
The score:
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FIRST RACE Selling; three-ysar-oIds and up;
six fmlona- Edith W. IS; Boston Belle. 90;
Thistle Belle. 100; San Jon, 100: Toy Boy 100
Florn lol; The Norman. lol: Little Father, lo4;
BolAla. lO4 Triher los: BAlsee. los; 0thello. lo6.
SECOND RACE-Three-year-olds; mile and sew
enty yards SosiuS. lo4: Chameuse, lo4; EzpeetA-
tion. 1S; Incidence. los; Allan Gold, los; Robi-
Meta, 10; Little Bean. Ia.
THIRD RACE-SeIling; tEo-year-olds; six fur
longs. CommsurettA. 100; Baboo. 100; Rebecca
Moses. los; lester, 20; Don Cortsz. 100; knight
Of SjthiaS. lo4 wathen. los; One Step. los; Rail.
lo5: Amazon, lo6; Gano. lG; Type. M.
FOURTH RACE-HGDdicap; one and one-six-
teenth miles. Bingiing III; Star Actress, lA; Coy
Lad. D4; Any Port. 100; John Gund. III. Ring
ling and Any Port McCSrty entry.
FIFTH RACE-FiTe and half furlougs. +. A.
Weigle. lOi; White Crown. lG; Cannonade, l0;
Day Day le7; st. Charlotte, l0; Leo Ray. lG;
Foxy Gnf. lE: DOrtch. l07; Royal Interest. lG;
Tetan. IL: Bill Dudley H.
SIXTH RACE-Selling; three-year-ods; one and
one-sixteenth mileS Silk Day. lol; Curticue Iol
YenEhee. lo2; Beulah Welsh. lo2; Joe Stein, les;
Bonnie Chance. los; Galley Slave. lN: Injury. 1o7
Gold Color. TO-: Impression. lG; Hemnda, lot:
John Graham. l0; L. Il. Adair. M; Sun Queen. 10.
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IJII.LCRESF.

FIRST RACE-Puse, 500; threeyear-oIds and
inward; selling; about i've turlorgs John q.
Weaver. 10 Brooks, to l, : to l. even. WOui
Bombay. S tkelsay), to ]. to l. even. second
Tee May, III Watts. TO 2 even. INTO 2, third.
Tine. l02 Actor. Winnie Niece May Bride.
King Cotton Phiopena and Isabelle Case also ran.
SECOND RACE-Pruse. 500; three-year-oids and
Upward; selling; about five fulOnes. Pat Cannon.
III tFoden). to 2. 1 to 2 out. won: sarUlta, III
tNattsl. to !, TO !. to 2 second; Preseer. IL
lGrandl, to ], even, ! to 2 third. Time. 81.
DOrbie Montreal. YEnker. Marx A. Mayer. Artesian
and Maud Ledi also nn.
THIRD RACE-Purse, ~; three-year-oIds and
upward; SIX and a had hlrlonzs. Daylight Ii3
tAeCunough). even. ! to 2 out won; Col Brown.
Us tsimmorsl. to l, even, to- ?. seeond Old
Jordan, los tkelsayl, 10 IN l. to l. to !. third.
Time, Is. Ratisan. Casanova, Sun Guide, Chief
kee and Phil Connors also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Purse $50; threeSyear-olds and
up; selling; about nve furlOngs. Free. liz Daven-
cuIough). to !. ) to 2, ITO ), second; Prince
Chap. lp tGnnd), ) 70 /, even / 70 2 third
Time. loo 25 Belle Teue. Miss Edna FeuWiek,
Enpy Duncan. BaniTes and MaeGreEor also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Pune. 500; threeyear-olds and
up; six and a half furlongs. Tyro, ITO (Grand). s
to l, to ], even. won; King Radford ils Level
to 5. to 5. out. second; Col. MeDoagall, los
White, to l. 10 l, even. third. Time ia rs
Henotic, Miss Christie. Masalo. Cole and Leamence
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. 500; three-y.sr-oIds and
up; selling; about Eve furiougs. Louis DescoVnets
~ tGr1ndl. TO l, even. to 2 won; Brightstone.
III tGriner1, to l. to Z, 2 to j. second; Cloak.
III Walsh, to l, even. to 2 third. Time %
Kelly. Field Flc +. Carissima, Twenty-one and
Golden Ruby also ran
SEVENTH RAcE-Purss. 500: four-year-olds ana
up; selling; sx and a half fur1ongs. Mother, III
tFOdenl. to !, to ]. even, won; Tanpest, rs
Grand. to 2. even to second; Scarlet Letter,
l0s (JackBonls TO J. ) TO /, ) 70 third. Tine
! % Collar. DahomeJ Boy. McClintock SHORTY
NOrthcHt. oueed. Nilla and Rocky. o'Brien also
rln-
EIGHTH -Three-year-olds and upward;
seven frlongs. Brhndywine. lis tGnndl 10 2
even. to 2 won: Dice Jaakr-n, IL % MCCARTHY.
70 !, to I. eEens second; Curious. III tWattal
to ]. to s. to 5, third. Time, In Thomas
Hare, Lair 0'Kirkcaldy. Irish Kid Protaeoris md
ofdon ais nAIo xEhhHETAIosH ;clupRo9 III.
Gordon aso nm.
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Earned uns-WsshinEton. /: PHILADELPHIA l. Frs
base By erTors-washiREton. 2; Philsdeiphis. 2
Left on baSes-wsShington Il; Philadelphia. Z
Innings pitched-J;y Shaw. 3; by John-1n, l. Hit
made-Of shSE. Z; on johnson, /. Three-bssS
hits-Foster, SGrruthers. .Go-bGse hits-McBride
ShAnkA Double plays-Lapp to Kopf. MorE1n tc
Gandl, No gan to Mcbride to Gapdl. Hit b.
pitcher-By shaw. Kopf. Wild pitch-shaw. Umpires
-MeSSrs. 0'Brisn and Evans. Time Of game:
hours and 10 minute.
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FALKY IN RARE FORM.

Indianapolis. Sept. 3o-The Indians trim
med the Chicago Federals here today, 8
to O. Falkenberg was in rare form and
allowed only three hits. Score: :
R.H- Z.
chicasO. SOooos0sN ?
indianapolis. 0Ooo0o I2z-s . ,
Battaies-Johnson and Wilson: FaRenbezE. and
RaLider- Umpires-MesrS Brennan and Mccormick
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AFTER LANGFoRD.wELLs MATCH

sar Francisco. Sept. So-Promoter
Tim Co1roth is trying to arrange a
match between S. Langford, The
Boston Tar Baby." and Harry Wills
for DAILY City during she Latter part
Of October.
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DODGERS CLIMB LADDER.

Philadelphia, Sept. so-By defeating the
Phillfes today the Dodgers climbed into
fifth place in the National League per
centage column. The score was to I.
and the locals made their only tally when
Becker stepped to the plate and poled out
a homer on Pfeffer. Score:
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MAPS WIN IN TWELFTH.

Cleveland. Sept 30.-TOday was the last
day Of professional ball in Cleveland. this
season andNthe Maps won a twelve
inning game from the White sox. s to 5.
Score.
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RESERVES AFTER GAMES.

Clarendon. Va. Sept 2.+The claren-
don reserve football team have organized
and are out with challenge to any 135-
pound team in this vicinity. Address
challenges to Coach Quinn. Fort Myer,
Virginia
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Benz, CHAIRMAN, Pe1oId, Smith. wambsganss Olson.
TSree-bSss hit-WAmbs1nss- TWo-base hits-Blsck-
burne. Weaver, Graney Smith, WambSganss. Kirk
Bases On bans-On Benz, 4; of Banding. ): NJ
Bowman. . Sacrifice hits-Collins. Johnston
Str2en bases-Bretnn, Chapman. johnson. Struck
out-By Benz .; BY Banding. ?; by Bowman.
Cmpfres-Messrs- Dineen and Hdebzud.
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Laurel Park Is
Ready for Meet
Big Opening Of Fall Races
Starts Today on Famous
Course.
BIG HANDICAP ON CARD
LAUREL SELECTIONS.
' GEoRGE D. MoRRIs.

NJ GEORGE 3. MORRIS.
Fiat raee-Gnat, Egmont
Maryt nd Girl.
second race-Gun Cotton, syos-
set, Idle Michael.
Third race Tarts, Asyeade,
FlItaway.
Fourth r.-o-Bu.kia, R.sner,
strOmbOH.
Fifth raee-La.t coia. Haas,
ZIn Del.
sixth raee-Bushy Head. Ayi-
afOr, Tay Pay.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YEsTERpAY,s REsuLTs.

Brooklyn, 2: Phillies. l.
St Louis. 1; Pittsburgh. o.
Boston, Z; New York, /.
Boston, q; New York, Z.
Called end Sth, darkTiess).
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Having read what the British fleet has
been doing. we have no fault TO ind with
the athletes who decided to defer an
attempt to swim the English Channel.
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DIRECTUM | BEATS
WILLIAM In RACE
Captures Big Match for 5000 Purse
in Straight Heats. Breaking
All Track Records.

Columbus, Ohio. SPIT. 3O.-Directum I
won his match race with William here
today in two straight heats, the time
made breaking all records for q race in
harness. The time of the first race was
LOS End the second mile was covered in
2 minutes fiat. Snedecker drove Direc-
tum 1 and Aarvin held the reins over
William The race was for purse of
s, 900.
Aside from the match race, the SEN
sation OF the day was the defeat of the
four-year-old flly, Margaret Druien, by
Brighton B., in the 5000 Buckeye stake
for 212 trotters, the gelding losing the
first heat, but winning the last three He
was driven by Tom Murphy. who had a
good day, also landing the 5000 Hore
Breeders Futurity with the three-year-old
champion. Peter Volo, who outclassed his
field. Summaries:
299 pace three in I've; pure, s. 90:
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GAMES TODAY,

Athletics at Washington.
New York at Boston.
Chicago at Cleveland.
.F Detroit at St Louis.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YEsTERpAY,s REsULTs

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Athletics, 3; Washington, g
Detroit, 8; st. Louis, s.
Cleveland, 6; Chicago. 5.
Twelve innings.)
New York-Boston-Raln.