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NOTES OF THE GAME.

Barber. a rookie of the Nationals,
looked like sweet hitter in the practice
just before the game
When Scott was slammed hard in the
second inning Manager Rowland waved
frantically for rescuer to warm up
About 10000 fans. many of whom were
women watched the Nationals battle the
SoX in the opener
Ed Walsh made his first appearance for
several weeks when he batted for Scott
in the second inning.
Manager Griffith told the Old Roman
he was robbed of two games with Bos-
ton by bad umpiring. Commy, having
seen lot of arbitrating this season. said
he believed it.
John Collins was caught on that ante
deluvian trick-the hidden ball ruse-ih
the third inning. Chick Gandil turned
the trick, much to the chagrin of. the
veteran.
1t was a cold. cloudy day at Comiskey
Park in marked contrast to some of .he
hot days of the team in the East.
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SARATOGA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Three- -year-olds and upward: ham
dicap fur!0nss. Winning Witch. los tLilleyl. l6
TO s. to s. to s. won; Hester Prynne. liz NC
Caheyj. to >. to S. second: Eagle. 81 tNcAteeI.
TO 5. :hir1. Time. LIS Is. Barsac. kaskassia.
Lady Bartary. Rupica. and Pan Maid also
SECOND RACE-Five and one-haH furlons,
Black Beauty, 100 CLilleyl. to s. TO S. TO ).
won: Important. ll0 (B:rtonl to /, even, second ;
Belle Of the Kitchen. % CMcAtee,. to l. third.
Time. 10i As. High HORSE lrrsvaddy. Little Alta.
Helping Hand Madame Herman. Chesalier. Neda
Do. and Spaugle Duchess also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five and e-haf furlonss Fem
mist lis CICaheyI. to l. TO 10. ! to g. won; {;
landslide I0i tBymel. to l. to s second;
Libyan Sands. lie (AIcTaggartl to g. third. Time.
l:lo. BrosmyaIe Ikliko. and Bonnie Carrie also
FOURTH RACE-The Hurn Handicap H.5O
added: 3year-lds; and thres -sixteenths miles.
The Finn. 10 tRutwelD. to S. l TO J out won;
Trial by jury. ll6 Davies. to }. out. second;
Sharp Shooter. lls Uoftus. out. third. Time. 2o3.
Iron Duke also
FIFTH -Three-yearohs and upward: one
and one-eiglth miles. Lahore ia (Lillsy) l3 to-5.
even l to }. won: Shyness &c U-aprilleJ to 2,
TO s. second: Folly H.. l04 u. McTagsartl. to 5.
third Time. l 81 Is. Amala and Worlds Wonder
also
SIXTH RACE-Ffre and one-hsE fIrlongs. Ta-
lee les (McCahey), II to 5, 1 to 5. 2 to s. won;
Edna Kenna. 100 tAllen), TO 5. TO .. second:
Noh. lo5 Martini. TO l. third. Time. / 10 IS
After Night. Harry Gardner, Bobolink, and Bob
Redfield also ran.
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SARATOGA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Au ages: six furongs. Bac. Us;
Charter g: CLEANING. g: Saranet 100; Helen
Barbee ia: Gonmonse Ill; Mars Cassidy. H.
SECOND RACE-Threc-ysarolds and upward two
miles: stecrleridSc. Brydon IN: keptoh. Hl: Big
Sandy. iF: ret.to lH: Archdsle. IA: Texas star.
rs
THIRn RACE-On. mile. Carlton G.. Ill;
Booker Bill To3: q. VI. Miller. rs: 'Volant. 10:
Borso. los. ponald Macdonald. rs: Athena. 100:
san Vega Ic:: 'Narier ll3.
FOURTH RACE@The Adirondack Handicap:
two-year-olds: six flrIurgs. Indian Chant. lo5:
Csntara IS: Prneru. 1HS: Achievement. le Pleione
i'i: Fiiar Rock. lls: Water Cress ii. le4: kiimer
n,
FIFTH RACE-Three-year-olds and upward; enc
mile. Borax. re: 'Evetn C.. Sc: ShImbcrer. Ds;
ElScid, ll2: Goodslood los: Rusla. 96; Ram Slick.
Ice: watertowr. les; santo e5; 'Merlo Park. 10;
RoCfcr Bill. III; Duke of Dunbar. %; Ha'renny.
IL: .Reveriv James, -: Freeman. lG.
SIXTH RACE-Msiden 2-year-chs: five and one
half furlory-. Garnet ne. Prernma. ll2: Beckra.
lla: Red Cloud. IL: Dcrar 10; Trend liz; Orato-
rirm, ire Bet. loys Orator ice: Smooth Bore. lds;
Giliies IL: IArUbns. nc.
,Il .ura claimed
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COMMISSION AWARDS
BENTON TO GIANTS

New York, August 24.-The Ma
tional Baseball Commission this after
noon decided that Rube Benton, firm
erly of the Cincinnati Reds, is legally
the property of the Giants. In an
nouncing its decision the commission
exonerates from all blame the Pitts
burgh club. which ii says acted in
good faith in holding the pitcher.
The commission also announced tnat
the game between the Cubs and the
Pittsburgh teams played On august
II in which Benton pitched for tho
Pirates has been thrown out and will
be replayed
Following the announcement Man
ager McGraw, of the Giants. said Ben
ton would in all probability pitch
the Pirates.
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PITTSBURGH REBELS
TAKE FIRST PLACE

Pittsburgh. Aug. 24-The Pittsfeds
went into first place today by winning
two games from Kansas -Ity. to 0
and 10 8. knetzer was effective in
the first game and in the second Bar
ger held the visitors to one hit ur
to the ninth when the firs. two men
singled And he was ralc"ed by COM
stock. Who retired Iae side with ,ut
being scored Oil Scores:
FiTst game: RHE
Kansas City.......... 0 900 90 ;
PittsbIrgA. 0 0 0 / x- !
Batteries-Cullup and EasterN; Knetzer and
Berry. Uml'irGs-Messrs. Brennan and Wilhelm
Second game: RHE
Kansas City.......... o o 0 o o 2 0 Is ) }
Pittsburgh. ........... { 0 2 x-
Batteries Packard and Brown; Bargpr. COmstock
and oConnpt. Umrires-Mossrs Wilhelm and
Brennan.
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the left field fence between the white
Painted boundary lines, scoring his team
mate.
The Asgies jumped into the lead in
the third singles by Pee and Mccarthy,
passes to Shugrue and Carroll. together
with Hartleys error. turning the trick.
The Machinists forged ahead one notch
in the fourth and caused scene of wild
disorder. The Machinists yesterday
seemed to rule favorites with the crowd,
many coming all the way from Southeast
Washington to cheer for their club.
Mnchinists assume Lead.
After Rountree had gone in the fourth,
Hines walked and Hartley singled
Beatty was hit in the arm. filling the
bases. SchOfield poked a safe hit to CEN
ter. scoring Hines and Hartley. On an
attempted squeeze play Chapin's bunt
resulted in snuffinG out Beatty at the
plate. and the inning was over when
owens threw out Beard.
Hartley blanked the Aggies in the
fourth. but in the 9Th with dark clouds
lowering near and a rainstorm apparent,
the Aggios put the game on ice in the
following manner: Shugrue walked and
stole. Mccarthy popped to Beard, Cusack
singled to left. and when Shugrue at
tempted to score Boards perfect peg to
the plate had the Georgetown boy by
two feet. but Hines dropped the ball.
Then followed a wild pitch by Hartley,
walk to Carroll and Straits high bounder
over Schofield's head. which went for
single. and Cusack and Carroll counted
The Machinists made A fine bid for the
verdict in the other half of the fifth,
Raba leading off with a single to right
and scoring when Harris doubled into the
left field crowd. Rountree'S out, Linn
eriCk to Bailey. put Harris on third, but
owens frightened up and retired the next
two hattcrs. Then the game was called
on account of darkness. Score:
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Cleveland. Ohio. Aug 2I-The Cleve-
land (American League) club today an
nounced the purchase of First Baseman
tRed) Bluhm from the New Orleans
Southern Associe ton B'usrl is a native
Cievelander aud was tried out with the
Cleveland tAmerican Association) team
last season He will join the Indians at the
close Of the New Orleans clubs season.
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RALLY FALLS SHORT
AND CHIFEDS WIN

Chicago, Aug. PA ninth inning
rally fell one short of tying the score
in today's Whales -Sloufeds game and
the locals won. to 3. With one out
In st. Louis half of this round John
son tripled and scored on Bridweirs
pinch hit. Tobin doubled and Bridwell
went to third, but was caught at the
plate when Vaughn grounded to
Zeider.
The locals won the game in the
eighth when Flack tripled and scored
on Zwillings single. Score:
r. n. f.
St Lpris.............. 900 90 o Is 10 .
Chicago. ............... - 0 x- 9 0
Batterie-Plank. Davenport Groom and Hartley;
Mcconnell and Fischer. UmIires-Messrs. Mullin
ard Johnstonc.
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Form Close Circuit.

The Old Dutch Market Company have
formed a league of its different branches,
namely. managers. Office, clerks and
transportation. playing its first contest
yesterday at Marshall Hall. where all its
employees were guests of the manage
ment. The game played between Mana
gers and Office was won by Managers.
Featuring. the hitting and fielding of
Messrs. Wallace and kidwell A contest
will be played every week for the cham
pionship of the Old Dutch Market
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Giants Are Swamped.

New York. Aug. 24.-Playing a poor
type of "sand-lot" baseball. the Giants
were buried under an even dozen runs
by St. Louis here today. and as a result
hit the league cellar. The locals put
over one man in the final inning. when
Meyers walked. stole and came in on
Robertsons single. In the same in
ming the visitors scored six times off
combination of hits and weird plays.
Tesreau and Schupp filled the box for
New York during the pastime. Score:
RHE.
ST. Louis. o o o 2 6-l2 10 o
New York............ 900 0 0 0 0 IL
Batteries-Meadous and Snyder: Tesreau Schupp.
ard Dooin dEI Wendell Umpires-Mesrs O'Day
and Stuckdale.
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Earned runs-AgEies. l: Machinists. !. First base
by errors-Agges. > Left chinists. >.
AEges. :. First hase balls-Of Owens. 4: "
Kuhnert, !; of Hartley, 4. Innings pitched-By
kuhnert. 2: by Hartley. 3 Hits made-Of Kun
merit. .: of Hartley. 1. Struck out-By Kuhnert.
l. by Hartley. s; by Owens. .. Home run-Shug-
me. Tro-hase hits-Beard, Hines Harris. Stolen
hases-Pee Shugrue. Hit by pitcher-By Owens
Beatty. Wild pitch-Hartley. BaIk-Owens
Umpres-Mcssrs. Hughes Woodward. and Bets
Time Of game hour and 70 minutes
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Earned Managers. >; Office. . First ba,e
by Managers. .: Office. :. Left on bases
MinsG-Is. : cffce. 5 Fnst base bslls-Od
Bowman. 4: Of Eca-ney. > Struck Cut-By Bow
man. 6: b. Eearacy. II. Home runs-kidws.l.
Wara-. Thrc~-I'se hit-Walls,e. Twu-b'sc hit
-Tedrrnan. SscIihoe hit-Entert.on. Stolen bases
Wallace ~. ksarrcy. Double play-Wsllice TO
Powers 10 Mclntcsh. Hit hy Titcher-By BOwma
Rcherts1n,. Wild pi;ciss-kesrrey ~. Bowman.
Passed .htli-Smith. Bsk-Bowman. UETiie-Mr.
NJ. ID. Casley. Time Of samc-2 hours and 10
minutes.
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Jack Munroe Honored by Queen.

London. Aug. A.-Queen Alexandria Wis
tied the Netley Hospital and conversed
with the men of Princess Patricia's regi-
ment, especially Jack Munroe well known
boxer. The queen expressed the hope his
his wounds would not prevent him from
resuming boxing when the war was over
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Pitcher for Reds.

Spokane, Wash. Aug. 2+-R. J. CPatp
Callahan. pitcher of the Spokane North
western League baseball team. was sold
yesterday to the Cincinnati National
League team and will join the Cincinnati
team at Boston.
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Doc Ayers weakens;
Sox Win in Thirteenth
pills ARE DEFEATED
IN final BY CUBS
Eppa Rixey Is Hammered and Chi
cago Lands. E to Pirates
Lose to Braves.

Philadelphia, Aug. 24-The Cubs
took the final game from Philadelphia
today, to l. Rixey was batted hard
in the first and fourth innings. In
the opener single, a double and
F1shers home run counted three
Cubs. Lavender was not steady, but
managed to pull himself out of sew
eral holes.
RH e
Chicago. 500 900 l6 10 2
Philadelphia. 90 0-l l
Batterics-Larender Spd Archer; Rixey Chalmers
Baumgartng and Kflifer: Adams and Burns
Umpires-Messrs. Rigler and Cockin
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Departmental Leaguers Draw
First Blood in Titular
Series.
ERRORS PROVE COSTLY
Southeast Boys Play Ragged Game in
the Fleld-Monster Crowd
on Hand

BY taking advantage of Hartley's Wild
mess in the NTH inning to insert two
clean singles with cOple of passes. wild
ditch and stolen base. the AGSies. of the
Departmental! League. sho. over three
runs and noScd out the MaChniStS. of the
Potomac League. on the Railroad Y. VI.
9. \. grounds yesterday. The score was
: TO l.
This victory gives the Aggies first blood
ia the final amateur struggle of three
games to decide which club shall repre-
sent Washington in the interCity series
against Richmond.
Another noisy thron- gave noisy testi-
mony to the popularity Of amateur base
ban in the District and ground rules
were again in force.
II would be hard to decide upon the
showing during yesterdays five-inninS
battle which club is the strongest. The
Nachinists "uthit their rivals. hut played
horrible ball ahcld. almost every error
counting heavily against them.
Hartley Relieves kuhne-t.
elaine. Of the Machinists. yanked South
paw kUhm.rt after the little chap had
goa" two innings and after he had pulled
himself out of a tight hole. Hartley. wh ,
relieved Kuhncrt. was unsteady during
the remainder of the game
Lem owens. who pitched for the Az
Ries. was hattcd freely, but in the fifth
inning with the tying run on second
haso and one down. owens came across
with some air-tiCht stuff. which. after
all. shows the quality of hurler.
An unfortunate error at the plate, IN =
nun of a thrown ball by Hines in the
NTH inning virtually handed the game
over TO the Departmental LeaEuers. but
errors are Just as much a part OF the
national pastimc as base hits. and lIiucs
was not tho only offender on the Ma
Chinists' club.
Home Rur for ShuErue.
MaChinists won the toss and declared
themselves the home team. The AGgies
offset this by scoring n run in the OPEN
ing chapter after two were gone. Johnny
Shugrue. the Georgetown University star.
caressing one Of Lefty Kuhnerts shoots
with the business end of his bat and
propelling the ball over the left ield
fence for a home run.
MaChinistS knOtted the count in the
second. Harris opening the inning by
drawing a walk Owens bum chuck to
Bailey to catch Harris mapping put Har-
ris on second base. Hines doubled ovsr
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Pittsburgh Is Easy.

Boston. Aug. 24.-The Pirates drop
ped the final game of the series to
Boston today. 10 to 0. Cooper was
driven to cover early and Hill, a new
rookie, came in. He received a warm
greeting. the locals scoring three in the
third and four in the fifth. Fitz-
patrick. playing right field for the
Braves. had a big day. He made two
doubles and a single. scoring four runs
and stole a base. Score:
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Palais ROYAL Wins.

The Palais Royal team defeated. the
Glen Carolyn. Va, team yesterday by tho
score OF to 4. Any team wishing games
for Sunday in September address H.
Shaaf, Palais Royal
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BALTIMORE AGAIN IS
BEATEN BY TIPTOPS

Baltimore. Aug. 24.-In the worst ex-
hibition of the national pastime seen
: here this season. John Cancels Brook
feds again triumphed over the Terra
pins. ii to 6. The visitors knocked
Johnson off the hill early in the game
and then hammered Bailey to all cor
ners of the lot. while the locals sent
Marion and Smith to the showers. Err
rors of all kinds came thick and
fast and runs piled over the plate with
such rapidity that the life of the scor-
ers was made miserable. Score:
r. II. Z.
Brookly1............ 0 0 ) 0 3-H l2 3
Baltimore. o 0 e-6 Il ,
Batteries-Narion. Smith. Upham and Land: (:
johnson. Bailey. ard JaCklitsch. Tmp;res-Messrs.
O'Brien and Finueran.
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Two out when winning run scored
fBatted for Scott in the second
.Batted for Wolfgang in the ninth
sBattsd for Blackburne in the thirteenth
Washinstnn..... ) % 900 Is
Chicasc.-........ l l 0 0 0 o o o 20
Earned runs-waShington. l. Firs. base by er
rors-C hicago. }; Washington. !. Left on bases
Chicago. Il; Washington. 3 Three-base hits
GandIl e.. Moe!ler. Murphy. Twobase hits
Ac"sta. Schalk. Shanks Foster. Double play-E
Collins 70 j. Collins. Hit BY pitcher-By Ayers
iRuss"lb. Umpires-Messrs. Nallin and Dineeu
Time Of game hours and II minutes
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Ieaere Season Over.

Terre Hsute, Ind. Aug. 24.-The
Central League season closed today.
Evansville won the pennant with
Grand Rapids second and Youngstown
third.
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FEDERAL LEAGU-.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

BROOKLYN. Is; Baltimore, g.
Pittsburgh. 4; Kansas City, O.
Pittsburgh. a. Kansas CITY J.
Buffalo. ,; Newark. 0.
Chicago. 4; st. Louis. J.
ToDIY'S GAMES
BROOKLYN at Baltimore.
Buffaso at Newark
Kansas City at Pittsburgh
st. Louis at Chicago.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERNATIONAL.

INTERNATIONAL.
Rochester q. Richmond. J.
secoud game-Roehester. 3: Richmond. 8.
Toronto. ,: Jersey City. 0.
Second hme-Toronto. q; Jersey citJ. 0.
Montreal. .; Providence. l.
Second eame-Montresl. 3: Providenes.
Buffalo. =: Harrisburyh. 0.
Second game-Puffslo. l. HArfsburs. I. tCna1
md u fifth innin: on account n rainJ
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee. ?: Columbus. l.
Minneatolis. 2: Louisville. I.
Cleveland Kansas City-ISain AAA
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Grove Club Wins.

\ baseb1ll game between the WASH
irS:on Grove and Brookville teams was
All interesting feature of the day of tn;
Rockville fair. 1t was won by Washing
ton Grove. Z to 0. but proved s1re-
enough contest. and was in doubt ur til
the last man was retired. Brookville bad
men on bases In every inning. but was
unable to come across with the timely
swats. Score:
X. H. Z
washir ston Gsoye... % seoo % :
Rioote .ille............ o o o0ooo 90
B1tteries-kaott and Lodse; Busches and pW,
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Aegies Down Machinists
In Five Inning Battle
INTERSECTIONAL GAMES.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

IESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Agriculture. ;: Machinists, 4.
TODAY'S GAME.
Agriculture vs.. Mnchinists, at
grounds east of Union station Mt
p. m. Umpires - Messrs W.
Belts. }. Hughes, and X. Wood
ward.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
q. W. l.. Pet.
Agriculture. ..... LOCO
Machinists. ........ o 900
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Dodgers Are Beaten.

Brooklyn. Aug. 24.-The Reds took the
final game from Brooklyn today. to O.
and pulled themselves into seventh place.
Toney held the locals to three hits. A
one-hand circus catch by Williams, rob-
bling Meyers of a possible home-run, was
the feature play. Score:
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American.
Chicago, 6; Washington. 5.
st. Louis. 10: Athletics, I.
st. Louis, 6; Athletics, Q
Cleveland. 6; New York, O.
Boston, 3; Detroit, /.
1ODAY'S
at Chicago.
Athletics at St Louis
New York at Cleveland
Boston at Detroit.
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ms in the Thirteenth Inning Trim the Maehinsts
COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

National.
Chicago. s; Fhillies. 1.
ST Louis, IL: New York. 1.
Cincinnati. 5; Brooklyn, 0.
Boston, 10; Pittsburgh, o.
GAMES.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at New York:
ST. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston
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Yanks Handed Zero.

Cleveland, Aug. 24-The Yankees be-
gan their last series of the season here
by dropping the first game to the In
dians. to o. Morgan hurled magnificent
ball. holding the Yanks to one hit a
single by Caldwell. O'Neill featured at
the bat. with a double and three singles
in four times up. Score:
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Rockville Fair Stake
Landed by Peter j. II.

the turn for the final half mile. Beer
stopper and Peter ]. II. both broke on
the first turn around. but the Baltimore
horse never recovered. Peter ]. II.
caught his bearing in the back stretch
and came down the rail with enough
speed to furnish the closest heat OF the
day.
Beerstopper in the fourth heat showed
his real worth by romping in ahead of
the field in the fastest time Of the day.
doing the mile in 2:20 IL. The Monu-
mental City horse followed Peter j. H.
until the back stretch was reached on
the final dash Grabbing the pole at the
turn in the back stretch. Beerstopper
caused Peter ]. H. to break putting him
out Of the running. The bad action of
Drawton over the entire route in this
heat put him among the also rams.
In the fifth and final heat. when Peter
J. II. landed first position. the spectators
in the stand were brought to their feet
at the closeness of the first half mile.
when Peter ]. ii. sand Beerstopper IAN
neck and neck. After leaving the judges
stand on the second time around Peter
J. H. pulled away and was never headed.
He landed the heat in 2:24, with Beer
stopper second. Drawton was again
thipd. but never contender in this
heat.
The Leith Brothers. from Leesburg. Va.
showed a wonderful sprlnter IN WIND
mill in the first fiat race. Windmill got
off in the initial heat of the six-furlong
dash, reaching the wire three lengths
ahead of Judge Walter. who in turn was
one length ahead of Tampa. Windmill
repeated in the second heat by coming
from behind with a great burst OF speed.
Judge Walter again ran second. while
Cedar Brook captured third honors.
In the sx-furlong dash for purse of
S75 Hedge Rose landed first place, with
Beni Moria second and Henrietta w.
third The summary:
Stake race; +yenr-olds; owned in MARYLAND. Viz
Sinia. and the District Of Columbia; pure. 500:
Peter ]. Fl. Thomas l.---................- l
BeerstOpper Little and Mitcheln....... !
Drawton CCorbiu) iu)..................... ) 2 /
Time, 2@-3.. 2>zi:. 225H. 2=0.. 2N.
Run: xix fruIongs and repest; pure. 500:
Windmill (WeIsoairneD
Judge Waller (ADen). )...--...--.--..--..--------
Cedar Brook tBhe).
Time. 20. aGIs. Tampa De Madus. and Coming
Coon also ran-
Run: sy turlong dash; purse, SIS:
Hedge Rose tWalkeri
Beni NORA iMCtieei
Henrietta w dunlap
Time 6. Rochester, High Flyer, Hammond
Lass Carnth and Rockland were the other starters
Today's racing program is as follows:
Stake race for 2year-olds. Maryland. Virginia
and District of Columbia colts purse. $500; trot.
u class purse $40: pace. IS class; purse. 500;
running six fuIlongs and repeat: purse. SIS; run
ming six furlongs ard repeat; purse. SlS; hurdle
race half mile. for pennies ridden by boys or
girls Is Years and under; silver cup.
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BUFFALO FEDS HAND
ZEROS TO NEWARK

Newark. Aug. 24.-Tom Seaton anc
Hugh Bradley. two former Tip-tops.
made their debut with Newark today
against the Buffeds. However it was
not n glorious one as the Buffeds
won. 10 0. For seven innings Sea-
ton held the Lord crew to a single
hit In the eighth Roach doubled and
scored on Meyers single. Two singles
and an error scored two more in the
ninth. Bradley took the bat in a pinch in
the ninth and was hit by a pitched ball.
Score:
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Hilltop Grid Players to
Report Tuesday. Week
Tigers LOSE FIRST
OF SERIES TO BOSTON
Shore Shows Form and Red Sox Trim
Junsaleers by 3 to browns
Win Two from Macks.

Detroit. Aug. 24.-Boston beat the IT.
gers. 3 to !, today in the opening battle
for the pennant lead. The Red Sox did
all their scoring in the first inning, when
Scott's bunt was fielded badly. Two err
rors following. combined with two sacri-
flee flies. scored the three Boston runs.
Then Covaleskie settled down and pre-
vented further run getting. Shore pitched
great ball, being unhittable with men on
bases. Score:
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K II. Z.
Cincinnati. ] 0 o n-5 II
Bropklyn % 90
BatteTfes-Toney and Clarke; Dell Appleton.
Douglas. Rucker ahd McCarty. Umrres-Messrs
KLEIN and Emsiie
The Washington herald., 1915-08-25

Today's racing program is as follows:
Stake race for 2yearolds. Maryland Virginia.
and District Of Columbia colts purse. $500; trot
22I class: purse $40: pace. IS class: purse. sM
running six fmlungs and repeat: purse. SIS; rin-
ming six furlonss ard repeat; purse. SIS; hurdle
race half mile. for pennies ridden by boys or
girls Is years and under; silver cup.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-25
New PLAYER for Indians.

.Arrrentice slltvancs claimed.