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TORONTO.

FIRST RACE-PuSe. 500: tEoyeAr-olds; about
Eve furlongS. Star and Garter lo5: Dom Moran.
ld Little Pete los; Sam T. los; Nellie G. 10;
Dr.. Cam 10: Santa Maria. lis; Blue Wing rs
SECOND RACE-Purse. 500; threeyear-olds and
upward selling; about FIVE furlnEsl Fanchette 10;
Philopena 10; Duria. 10: Mrs. LAliy, Ito; Temry
Duncan. l05; Scarlet Letter. lo6: Old Jordan, %;
Kedrcn. l07: 81. Bass III; Rye Straw, u5
THIRD RACE-Purse. 80; threeyear-oldS and
upward; selling; sir and one-han turioneS Colfax
10; BGrette. Ill: Mia. Ill: Woods Fitzgerald III /:
WaTering is; Dice Jackson. Ilh
upward: selling; six and one-hAh furlonES Casa
nova, Ii; Daylight. Ill: Boano II3; CaSuue. Ii;
MARI A. Mayer, rs; Phil CounGs. Ii; Gallant
PT1te. rs; Expatriate. rs; Bodkin. III; King Rad
ford. III.
FIFTH RACE-Purse 500; four.year-olSs and
UPWARD; selling; about Eve nurio1ss ImrrudsnL
no: Yankes Lady. 10; BedA 10; Travel Light 10;
Bright Stone, 10; Bulgar. liz; STANLEY NJ. LIZ;
o rs True III; Constituent. LIS; McAndrew1 III
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 500; four-year-olds; ssIl-
ing; about 1--WE hrlongS Jesupburn, In; Mis-
Edna Fenvick. lis: Ethelda lis; Ynca, lis: FaWu
ns; Protasons. LIS; Chsuy Seed. III; FSstoSo. III;
Prince Chap Id.
SEVENTH RACE-Purss. $50; threeyearolds
and upward; sir and onehah hurionKx Tenpest
ZOE; Ratigzn. Ill; Autumn, rs; Nino MuehEcho IL;
Tyro, lis: Cloak. us; Haldeman. rs; Banives u.s.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $50; three-year-olds and
upward; selling; AZ and ouehan furlonEs. Marty
Lou lO4; Thomas Hare lo6; SURPRISING 100;
NadEes Sister. le; sunkist IL; Al Court, Ia;
Fort Monroe, Ia: DT. HolEberg, "
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FIRST GAME.

Shaw and steen opposed each other and
the Maps got to big Jim for one more
swat than the Nationals obtained on
Stems delivery.
BY rights the hits should have been
even, for Danny Moeller in the fourth
inning dubbed to far center for a triple,
but he omitted the formality Of touching
first base on his flight to the far corner.
After q play hat been made on him,
Umpire Connolly declared Danny out.
But for Moeller's carelessness the game
would not have gone into the tenth in
ming, for Mitchell came across with a
single right behind Dare Devil Dan in
the eighth, and this blow would have
turned the trick.
The Nationals won the game in the
tenth when Gandil led on with single
He chased TO third when Steen attempt
ing 10 catch him mapping, threw to the
stands Morgan died, but Shanks gave
jackson a long fly and Gandil slid home,
upsetting young Mr.. O'Neill, the we'll
known bridegroom, who attempted to
block the path
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WITH THE RUNNING HORSES

lecor. IS2; Droit su-But. IL; Bolter. Is. stncor
and F. A. Stone Garth entry.
FOURTH RACIAL ages; Eclipse Handicap
sx turiongs out q chute Black Broom. -; Brave
Cunarder g: U See It. %: Sir BlIise. lol; South
em Maid Io5; YorkTile, 10; Rudolfo, III; Bach.
bay, is: PanZare;A, To-
FIFTH RACE-Threey esr-olds and upward; sell.
ing: sir furlonES; out Of chute sBehst. y
Ceutaun. q: GrAzslle. 100; Patty ResAn. p2; Doll
Boy. los: Lord Wells lo6; Gordon. los; Sir Fret
ful. los: HIrcourt. los: Herbert Turner. 10; Ru-
bicon ii. l0l; Fox Craft, Ill; Prince Ahmed Ia
Also eligible: TecumSeh. Ill; Khnchatka Ill;
song Of Rocks. lol; YORKSHIRE Boy. los; ova-
ton, 100
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-olds and upward sell
ing: one mile and twenty yards. iodine s.
beaumont Belle. IS; Harry SHAW lc4; Bushy Hesd.
lo5; Trovatn lOs; RnStyooat, los: serTicence. 10;
Fountain Fay 10; Mediator. is DJnlmits lis :
SEVENTH RACE-Threeyear-old and UPWARD
selling; and one-eighth mIleS he Rump IL;
Tom Hancock. q: s0lgA Star. loe: Runway los;
'AbbotSoUd. 100; Cole. los: Annie selen. 20.
'Apprentice allowance Claimed.
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dds ard up; selling: one mile. Grover Hughes. IL
CKeoghl. II to 5. 1 to 5. to ) won; MontreSSor
los Sumter. II to 5. 10 10 out. second; Jaw
bone. s. (Hopkinsl. to l. To ., even, third Tine
iSe woodenshoes and Leo Skolny also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Twcye Ar-oldS; selling; five and Z
half furiongs. HeadmAst 100 (McCaheyD. 10 l.
to l. even, won; Sandstone. IOI Taylor. to /
to l, 70 S. second; AIhenI. los (BuTtOul. TO
to 2 out, third. Tine. lo7 Is Outlook, Mis-
Feldie. and Gayety also nm.
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-old and up: one
mile; selling. Easter Star. IS Sumter. to l.
to /. To s. won; Under Cover los Martini, r
l. to !, To S. second; Easter Morn. los INA
thanl, to l. TO !, TO S. third. Tine. lsi2
his Nihs, Beethoven. and Dancing Master also ran.
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First Game to Locals;
Second Ends in a Tie
Nationals and Maps Play Twenty-fOur Innings-FinaI
Combat Goes Fourteen Rounds and Is Stopped.
On Account of Darkness.
By WILLIAM PEET.

Twenyour innings of continuous baseball, until
light the lamps, the small but enthusiastic
crowd at National Park yesterday.
Gr youngsters snatched the opening number of the sketch
Cleveland by putting the necessary the hna
half of the tenth inning.
The fourteen chapters and stopped by
Umpire Tom Connolly of darkness.
The Washington pitchers yesterday with ar-tigh
Angng Jim Shaw during the first game the best he has
shown here in many day.
Doc Ayers farewell st also trled great ball He
hit freely only innings Johnson finished the second game
placing Ayers the thirteenth inning after had persisted
On hand the visiting hulers also had young
guessing the and with perfect support the opener
different story might have been written.
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AFTER FAST CLUBS.

The Potomac Athletic Club would like
10 meet all strong seventeen and eighteen
year-old teams for the championship OF
the District the Regents. westovers.
Columbia Theater and Highlanders pre-
ferred. All Sunday dates are open after
September s. Address all communications
to Glenn Talbot. 1854 street southwest
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RED soX BEAT TIGERS.

Boston. Aug. N.-Bunching their hits
the Red Sox pounded out another victory
over Detroit. this Afternoon, score to >
OF the thirteen safe swats made by Bos-
ton. all but two in the eighth inning
counted in the scoring. Dubuc was
knocked out In the sixth round. A three
base hit by Hooper with all the sacks oc-
cupied was the feature. The Tigers could
do nothing with Collins until the eighth
when they scored twice on two singles
and a double Score:
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Runs-Austin Cn. LGTHn, AgnsT, Mitchell. Hart
Ieu Cook, Mullen, Peckinpaugh. First base On
eTrors-St Louis, LEFT on bGses-St- Louis, .;
New York, 10. Bases on balls-Of Mitchell, I;
OF Hamilton. ?; 81 BEumEardneT. !: Of Heating.
2: on Fisher, ) Struck out-By Mitchell. :; By
Hamilton. .: by BGumgardnsT. }; BY Rsatins. 9;
By Fisher, Sacrifice hits-Lavan. Cree, Williams.
Stolen baSes-Lsay. Austin, PeckinpauEh. Wnd
pitch-Kesting. Hits mIde-oh Mitchell. 4. IN
Is innings; OF Hamilton. in - innings; OF
Bamgardner ) in innings; Of Heating. In :
innings tnOne out in eighth; OF McHale. In
- innings; OF Fisher. in ) - innings: OF War
hop, IN ! inning UmpireS-Mess-S. HildebrHnd
and oLouEhlin. Tine Of gams-5 hOurs and :
MINUTES
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REDS LAND FIRST.

Cincinnati Aug. Z7.-Cincinnsti took the
opening game Of the series from /Phila-
delphia today, 3 to . Douglas pitched
shut-out ball until the final round when
the Phillies found him for three hits, one
Of them a double that was good for two
runs. putting the visitors in the lead.
The Reds found Lineup easy in their
part of the ninth and in a batting rally
garnered two runs and the game before
a batter had been retired. Score:
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J. H. CAPTURES
BIG TROTTNG STAKE
Javins Brothers Entry Demonstrates
Class and Lands Three-year-old
Feature at Rockville Fair.

With ten thousand people to applaud.
Javins Brothers Peter J. H. driven by
Trainer H S. Croy with admirable judy
ment, demonstrated his class in q Ave
heat contest in the three-year-old stake.
raced over the Rockville. Nd, track yes
terday afternoon.
The stake was Of the value OF $3.50 for
trotters owned in the District OF Column
bia. Maryland. and Virginia Beerstoffer.
owned IN Baltimore. won the first two
heats in handy fashion, but faded IN the
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CARDS Climb UP
ONE MORE RUNG
St. Louis Moves Into Second
Place by Trimming the
Braves, 3 to 2.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. H.-coming from be-
hind the Cardinals tied and later trim
med the Boston Braves. 3 10 2, In the
tenth inning today. Dolan found Rudolph
for a double n the tenth inning, scoring
Magee. Dolah had earlier given the
Braves their second run by allowing
Connolly's liner to get through him for
homer. Perdue baked In the third
and allowed the Braves their FIRST run.
Score.
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STANDING OF

remaining three, y. J. Wards flly Draw
ton being the best OF the lot. with Peter ].
H out of IL. in all that pertains to gend-
Inc racing ability.
DR.. Bell. trained and driven by Harry
Corbin, won the rs pace in straight
heats. The roadster special was a gift
to W. @. Dawson's Patrick N. Miss H.
NJ Diamond. Of Gaithersburg. won the
ladies special with Kinsmar. Miss Alice
Cashen getting second place with Dock.
C. VI. Watkins won the four furlong
running race with Gather: Virginia
Creeper, the six furlong event
The only racing event on the card to-
day is IA trot Following are the
entries: J. Henry, Buster Red. and Rob
Roy.
Threeyearold trottinE stake: purse ISL
Petrf J. g., b. {. By PEER the Grsat
CruJl observation-disclosures
BeerstofieT, b c. By Allie Wood Little ! 9 ) ?
DraEfnu. b bg RAd PrIncerl
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GIANTS HAND CUBS
SETBACK in FIRST
New York Club Lands Opening Game
of Series from Hank ODay's Chi
cago Team by 9 to 4 Count.
SMITH IS HAMMERED HARD

Chicago, Aug. T.-The Giants won the
opening game OF the series from the
Cubs today, 9 to l. The visitors bumped
Smith for four runs in the third inning
when Burns tripled with the bases full
and scored on a wild pitch. Lavender
relieved Smith and was touched for five
hits and three runs in five innings. Pierce
pitched the ninth inning for the Cubs and
New York scored twice without a hit
Bases on balls, stolen bases, and a couple
Of errors let these tallies In. Score:
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DODGERS TRIM PIRATES.

Pittsburgh. Aug. H-The Pirates and
Dodgers battled for ten innings today
before a score was made Brooklyn won,
to 0. In the tenth McCarty singled TO
left, went to second on Reulbach's sacri-
fee. and scored on Stengers single to
center. The Pirates had two men on
and one out in the tenth when a fast
double play ended the game. Score:
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'Batted Tor Morton IN eiFhth.
tBatted for Hagerman in the twelfth
WGshington.... 10000 10000 o.;
CleTeland...... 0 % ooOl 90 0 o.!
Earned runs-washington, /; Cleveland, J Fr4
base on balls-Washington, .: Cleveland Left On
hases-Wsshington. 6; Cleveland. g. Innings pitched
BY Morton, I; by HagSrman, &; By Banding );
by Ayers, L IS; By johnson, Is. Hits made-Of
Morton, 4; OF. Hagerrnan, 2; Of BlAndinE 2; ci
Ayers. 10; OF johnson. L Three-base hits-Shapks
ECAn, Banding. Two-bass hits-Chapman, LzJoc
Johnston. Shanks. Wild pitch-MoFton. Umpires-
and % minuteS
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BATTLE TO A TIE.

The Holmes Bakery and Naval Medico
mines played a tie game yesterday, which
was featured by the twirling of both
pitchers. Chief Glass, of The Medicos,
allowed two hits and struck out eight
men, while Love also Allowed two hits
Tomorrow at Central League al First
and NJ streets northeast, the Vim and
Hyattsville teams will play. Score:
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White SOX ARE EASY
BEFORE Chief BENDER
Philadelphia Athletics Capture Game
from Chicago Club by 6 to !
Count-Benz Pounded.
LATHRoP COMES TO RESCUE

Philadelphia, Aug. 1.-THE Athletics
with Big Chief Bender In the box
had an easy time defeating the White
Sox here this afternoon. s TO /. The
White Sox were the first to score. The
Athletics pounced on Benz In the fourth
inning. scoring three runs and got
another In the sixth. That settled Benz
and Lathrop took his place. Score:
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TENER FINES THREE
PLAYERS FOR FIGHT

New York, Aug. Hs-Johnny
Evers, of the Boston Draveh snd
Heinie zimmermnn. of the Chi
eneo/ cubs, were nned 500 each.
and ARabbit'' MaranvilIe, Of the
Braves, was nned $50 for their
Est Aght that took place yester-
day afternoon on the ball field
I'm Chicago. First Baseman
schmidt, OF the braves, who also
was banished from the game for
participating I'm the affair, was
not fined None of the players
will be suspended.
Announcement to this eject
was made today by Secretary
John Heydler, of the National
League. who said this action
was decided on early In the
afternoon by President John X.
Tener, after he had looked over
the telegraphie reports of the
melee which had been sent 70
him by EMPIRES Eason and QuIg-
ley.
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YANKs LOSE TO BROWNS.

New York, Aug. 27.-For twelve innings
the Browns and New York Yanks fought
a battle which was 10 decide whether or
not the Browns would take sixth place
today. St Louis won to {, and has ad-
vanced a rung on the ladder leading to
the pennsnt- Defeats for the Browns
looked imminent at the end OF the
seventh, but they tied the score in the
eighth. and after four more innings OF
fierce fighting they scored the winning
run Score:
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Runs-SnodErass, Doyle. Buns q, Robertson.
Murray. Meyers. Msrkle. TesTeau. Leach Safer.
TWo-base hits-ZimmermAn. Merkle. Robertson,
Murray. Three-bSse hits-Corriden Burns Safer.
SsGihoe hit-GrHuL Stolen bases-SnodgTass.
Burns %, Mertle Double plAy-Grant to Merkie
Bases balls-Of TeSreau. ): OF Smith j; OF
Pierce, 2: on Lavender, l. Struck out-By Tesrtan
6; by Lavender. /. Hit By pitched baIl-DoyIe
Wnd pitch-Smith. Umpires-Messrs. Klein and
Emslie. Time q gAme-2 houra
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Runs-Oldring. Z Collins. Bakef u, McInue8
Breton. Hits-O1 Benz. S in inninEs; Of Lafhrop.
) in fnnings Sacrifice hitS-Strunk. Barry. Schang
stolsn bases-McInnes Dennitt TUobGse hits
Breton, Benz. Schslk. Bender. ThreetaEe hit
Baker. LIFT on bases-Philadelphia. :: Chicago. L.
Str1ch out-By Bender. 5: By Benz. J First base
on erurS-PhilAdslphih. l; ST. Louis. l. Hit By
pitched hall-By LAthrop CE. Collins Psssed ball
schAng Cmpires-MesSrs Evans and ShendAn.
Tine d gzme-I hour and s. miuutes
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The Score.

Two out when winning run was scored.
Washington. ............... o o % o Il
9 Left on bzses-w ashington. ); Cleveland, T. Two
base hits-WambsganDs. O'SGn Sacrifice hy-
shanks. Double play-GandA, unassiSted. Umpires
-Messus Chill and OOunolly. Tine Of game-l hour
and 5 minutes
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.
AMERICAN AssOcIATION,

Wilmington, 8: Allentown, Z.
Reading. 2; Harrisburg. II,
Trenton. &; Lancaster, l.
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Runs-MAges Cl. Cruiss. Moran. Connolly. Two
base hitS-Beck, Dolan. Home runs-OFuise Mage.
Frst base on bsls-0h Pcrdue. 5; Oh Rudolph, 2
Struck Out-By Perdus. .; b. Rudolph. &; b. Grne-.
) Stolen baseS-MorAn Schmidt. Sacrifices hit
Mage. Double play-MGr1nrfils - Ever to
Schmidt Balk-Perdue. Umpires-Messs. Byron
and Lincoln. Tine q gzme-2 hours and . minuteS
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Totals. zee. Il 1914 IS

Runs-KAvHnAgh. Moriarty, Hooper, Speaker.
Hobby. JAnTTin Gardner ~. CIHiEln ~. Two
base hits-Gardner. SPEAKER. KAEanagh. ThreebaS
hit-HoopeT. Home un-Gardner Stolen buses
JanVrin Scott. Bases bals-O4 Collins. ?; Of
McCreery. l.; OF Dub1c. ). Struck out-By Col
Inns. !: By Dubuc. l. saGihe hitS-Colins, ?:
Lewis l. Sacrifice hy-HelmAn. Double psly-Scott
TO JHnTrin to Hobby. Umpires-MsSS-s. Dineen and
Egan, Attendance-s8
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FfTst has: By eT0rs-S.ra I0'Ms Needless: Len On
bases-SGTal Medicus, 2; Holmes, ) First base On
balls-Oh Glas. !; Oh Love ) Strncf out-By
Glass, 8; By Love. ). TWo-base hit-Hurd. Stolen
hAses-GlAss. JeTnEn. Wild pitch-Glass Umpire
Mr. Brooks Time Of camel hour and 50 minutes.
AttendAnc-1n
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Yesterdays Results.
OTTAWA.

FIRST RACE-Three- year-olds; selling: foaIed in
Canada; purse. 500; onS mile and twenty yards
Maid q Ffumme. 80 tColenHn). 8 to 5. to 10. / 70
). won; Irsh Heart. l2 murphy, to 5, to 10.
to J. sscond: Columny. lT WEringtonl, to !. .
to 2 2 to TO- third. Time, l!45- Duke Of Chester.
Puritan Las. and Caper Sauce also ran.
SECOND RACE-steepIechaSe; handicap; four
yeGr-olds and upward; purse. 500; about two miles.
LOcrola, H9 Cnpeel. IS 10 5. to 8, out, won
Frjolee Bs lCady) IS to 5. eTsn, out. secuud Gun
cotton, Iis tKohIer1, Z to ?, to 10. out, thru.
Time. Isl. George Emo also ran
THIRD RACE-Pmse. 500; selling; threeyear'
oids and upward; FIVE and one-haH furlougS ortyI,
lo2 ivan Dusen), to ?. to l. even. won; Brandy
wine, lis CTeAhEn), to l. to /, to 5. second
Chad Bufcrd, los Warrington. TO 2, to i, even.
third. Time, l@ Pat Cannon. Eutsrpe, Dutch
Rock. McChntock. Bastante, Nay L, Charley
Brown, and Magic Star also ran
FOURTH RACE-ottawo Junior Purse. 500
twoyearolds; six furlougA ormulu, liz CWGuins-
toni 4 to s. / to 4, out won; Sir Edgar. 80 Zap
I'M. To = to 3. out, second; Ethan Alien, lG
DGondel, IS to /. 4 TO l. to 10. third. Tine.
II4I-6 Keenan,. Kopje Imp. and nepin also rIn.
FIFTH RACE-PuSe. 800; three-year-oIds and
upward; Eve and one-haf furIonss. Capt Elliott
l6 OMurphy), 10 to l. 10 l, 2 TO !, won; AnaTafi.
l0 tBurnsl. to !, to 5. To 5, second; Panpinsa
Ito callahan, to !, TO !, even. third. Time
1925. AnOret Liberty Hall, ]. b. Houghton.
Mordscai. Henotic Ford, and Maie also
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 500; ssihng; three-yeAr-
oids and upward; five and onehan furlongs. Colors
100 1iuphy1. to g. { to S. 2 to s. won; Toy Boy.
iG tshiIiingj, 70 j, to 5. to S. second; HusEy
Lass los lobeTtl. Is TO l. to /, to !. third.
Tine, loa NigAdoo. Hobnob. Joe knight, Little
Jake. Blue Mouse. Black Chief, and Ceopatra alao
ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Purs. 500; selling; three
year-oldS and upward; and one-sixteenth miles.
Mediator, IL watts, TO s. TO 5, l 70 ), won;
Sherlock Holmes, loe CAnrphyl. 70 to 5. to 70. /
to ), second; Dihtory. LII tGoldstein) to /.
to /. to l. third. Time. Isl. The UshG, John
Graham and Early Light also nan.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Newark. /; Toronto. G.
Baltimore, s; Montreal, o
Je-sey City. /; Buffalo. a.
Providence. /; Rochester, e.
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Totals. $ s - IS II
sBatted for Mccarthy In tenth.

BrOoklyn-........:....-... 1900 900 !,
Run-MoCaTthy. TWo-base hits-CutShaH. Stem
sci, Wheat Sacrifice hits-WIgner, Ruelbach
Bases on baIls-Oh ReuIbach. !; OF Harmon, .
Struck out-By Reulbach, ,; By Harmon. L Dou
bic plGy-Egan to CutshaW to Daubert- Umpires
Msssa. Eason and QuigleJ. Time Of gane-l hou
and thirty minutes
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Runs-TEombley. Groh, BerghAmmer IrrlAn. Cra-
vath. Two-base hits-PAskert, CraTath. Three-hase
hit-Grph. Sacrifice hit-Douglas. Stolen bases-
Lohert. TEOmbsy. Herzog. Double plays-HeTzoV to
kellogg Becker to Martin. Struck out-By lineup
?: By Douglas, & First base on balls-Od lineup.
2: on Douglas Umrires-Meszs. Hart and Rig
Ter. Time Ct game-l hour and 50 minute.
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Minneapolis &; Columbus. s.
s.. Paul, ?; CleTelGnd, ~ inuinu).
MilEEnkee, o; Indianapolis, &
Kansas CITY. .; LOuiE1ls. Q
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OTTAWA.

FIRST RACE-Two-year-olds selling; Eve and
. half furIonsz Cardigan, loi Carrie oms lo2;
.casaba. lo4; 'Utslus. l0i; FnAles. 0i; szindel,
ns; Rebecca Moses. l0; Aldo. lG; ]. B. HAr-
rel. 100; Katharine G.. 10; Ed Weiss 10.
SECOND RACE-Two-yesr-olds; selling; foaled
In Canada; Eve and a half furlongS Maiden Brad
leg. %; Mona O., ,ol: Hampton Dame. ms; John
Peel. los; CeH volant lo4 Pepper Sauce. los; LAD
Spendthrift, lG; sedress. LIZ; GIr1ley. los. 4
THIRD RACE-Autumn Junior steepl6chass;
threeyesrolds; about oos and ouehap nileA
stuoua -; =. 4 Soma nj SOOssry M o.
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will, in all likelihood, obtain on cloth
ing this winter, and neglect to buy
now will prove costly. We are in the
midst of our semi-annual sale and have
duoed prices to exactly one-half.
ny of the suits with their full lin
- are suitable for all winter wear.
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Bumps. FLASK. Maud Led. Isabelle Case. Con
stituent, and Curieux also ran.
THIRD RACE-Pwse. 800: threeyearolds and
upward; about Eve furlongS Scarlet Letter. ue
tMcCarthyl, to /, even. l TO . won; Chiffon
Chief. III tHsnidgel. TO l, to 2. second; Oh.
It's True, III (DaTeuprtl, even, to > out, third.
Time. l0l IS Miss Edna FcnEiek. Swift Sure.
Fanchette. and Fleming also zn-
FOURTH RACE-PurSe. 500; four-yeHr-oldS and
up; siI and half furlongs FGEn. us. Ne
Caheyl, TO !. even to 2 won: Boddn, IL
tGGEinl, s to l. } to !. ) TO 2 third Tine
Is IS. Casanova, Forty Miner Black Branch,
Gallant Pirate, and Tackle also ran.
FIFTH RACE-PurSs, $50: four-year-oldS and
up; sI and = half furioogS ProtAgurAs, liz (Gorel,
to !. 10 !, even, won; Van Blu. I'D tGoines). II
to l, to !, to !. second; Mother, Ill CWrspenl,
to 2 / to 2 out third. Time. Is IS Ben
Stone. Modem Priscilla, AthAbascan, and Kelly
also ran
SIXTH RACE-PurSe. $50; threeyearolds and
up; one and o1eaKtssnth miles. CaSso~ary, 10
CWattsl. to 2, to ,, out, won; Irish Kid, Ia
tGuneFl. 4 TO l. ) to Z to ) second; Leamence,
III Mccarthy, Z to /, ) to Z. 10 ). third. Tine.
l53 -. Largo and Our Nugget also ran-
SEVENTH RACE-Pmse 500; three-year-olds
and up; about Eve furiongs- Birka, ZOE Watts.
to ]. even, to 2 won; Parcel Post, 10 rus
selD, l TO 2 out, second; Frdzet, lU (Gorel. 10
to !, To l, to l, third. Tine. I0l- Johnny Wise.
Jessup Bum, TyTo. and Louis Desognets also nan
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 500; four-year-olds and
up; six and half furiongS The Monk. III
(PTendergastl 10 /, even; to Z won; Dale
thumpihn. ia tGrinel. to /. to /, to Z SeoDnd;
Ulick, III WATTS. 10 l. even, I to 9 third.
Time Is Is. Little Ep. Dahomey Boy Twenty
one, and Volts Bath also nm.
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Of THE CLUBS.

CorbtnI ..................... 3333
Time. 2:5IH. 1914. 2asi4. 25S77S. IS.
rs PACE. purse. $50
DT. Bell. =. c. ~ Dr. Bel n. CorbinD I
Bud d. blk : lSulliyanl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Hal BealeAr. 8. tHiIsE4 -.....-...-.-.......-.
Florence Kushan. b. N. CMorEanJ............ Z d.
Time. 49, 80, :S9i4.
LaGsrS SPECIAL; purse. 81.
Kinsnzr Miss H. L Diamond. ......--.....-... !
DOCK Miss Alice Cashsul..-.......-.--...-.--..-
Tine -. - I. D. SALE
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

HESTERDAE'S RESULTS.
Baltimore. a. Pittsburgh. !
Brooklyn, Z; Buffalo, s.
Chicago. ); st. Louis, s.
Called tenth inning; mini
indianapolis Kansas City-Rsin
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National.

Brooklyn. /; Pittsburgh.0
Cincinnati. 5: Phillies. >
New York. 9; Chicago. z
St Louis. 8; Boston, ,, 10 inningA-
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SARATOGA.

FIRST RACE-MAidens; tWoyear-olds; Six fur
longs Rupica, los TAyior). Il to 70 out won;
sandbank. l6 (RyHn). to l. even. to s second;
ouartz. ls CBurtonl, II to %. out, third. Time.
Ia Is. ShEpshootsr. Royalty. Yestersun, and Car
lon also ran Rupiea and Quarts, Sanford entry.
SECOND RACE-ThreeyeEr-olds and upward;
steeplechAs haDdicap; selling: about two miles.
BaybrOok. l45 lir. 7. Wright. S to /, to S.
out. won; Shannon River, 10 (Anen) . to L 5
to 5, out. second; Noseezy I57 Ichandler), 10
1. 9 to S. ont. third Tine. IDSs. Old Salt also
ran.
THIRD RACE-Thrseyear-olds and up; high
weight handicap; six furionesl Buckhorn, 10 CBux-
toni, 8 TO l. to 2 to s. won; Sir John Johnson,
Ii tschutiineerl. to /, s to 2 6 to s. secoud ;
sprite. ID CButwelD. II to 10. 2 to 5, out third
Tine. Ia Uncle Jimmy, F1itav1y, Ysnkee No
tons. Uace Nun Bensnet. ISirose. Sir william
johnson. and Master Joe also nm SpCite and
YANKEE. COUPLED; Ysnke Notions and <Islros..
coupled