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a legend that Burns Taught so and so
many files last season. t;eory,, tried
10 make II n home rum. but M~arany.ll,'s
relay to Gowdy was "A nifty piece of
work.. and the yell of cxultatlon died a
sudden deaht when Cy Rigler formally
announced that Burns was out.
In the seventh inning the Giants stung
Ituuoiph Tor W runs. With ON, out.
Fletcher. who was n rubust clubb.r
throughout the twin bill. duplicated
Burns's triple OF the third inning with
the infeld playing in Benny "Ty Cobb
haun slapped a single just out of Maran-
vi!le's reach. Fletcher scoring. Ben stole
second and went To third when Holke
bounced an infcld single of Rudolph's
& v Kauff scored ON a very shabby
double steal. Rudolph caugh, Hoike
asleep on first. white the Braves
were trying to run Walter down Kaur
made "A dash for the plate and made IL
when Honey threw low and vide TO
Gowdy.
Tho Giants doubled their score in the
eighth. Burns was safe when smith
threw low to hrst. Herzog singled and
Robertson tapped "a land sacrifice.
limm's sacrifice fly lifted Burns in. and
Herzos followed on Fletchcr's single.
Tyler Does Nobly.
hdNlng snut OUT the braves In three
successive games McGraw selected SAL
lee Ia face George Tyler in the second
quarrel. The Boston southpaw deserved
his victory. He permitted only eight,
scattered hits and 10 run were earned
or him. He struck out Robertson three
times and kauff twice. Lew McCar,y hit
on him for a triple. double and single,
and drew Georges lon pass.
The Bear Boys scored two runs on
Long Sal" in the fourth. their first
runs OF the series. Maraulillu was
safe on Fletcher's two base wild heave
and the Rabbit scampered home on
koneys double, Magce. who had famed
thrice In the first game. drove In the
Bohemian with "A single.
The Giants tied amid great excitement
In the NTH inning, Thu Polo Grounders
had the bases full, one run in ard none
out when Maranville made a great stop
on Herzog and converted II into a dou-
BILE play. Iiolke was safe when Tyler
Juggled koney's ass IT. McCarty walked.
and on sails attempted sacrifice bunt
liolko was safe at third when Smith
muffed konetchy's throw. Burns SIN
g.ed to right. scoring liolk,. I~l.rzoc
then hit into that twin killing. Nc'irty
scoring and Robertson famed for the
third out.
The winning streak was crushed in
the seventh when the Braves made seven
consecutive hits befor. a man w.s re-
tired and scored five runs. Honey bored
n hit through Herzog. and then Smith
slammed his homer into the left field
stands. Magee. neNt batter, duplicated
Reds hit. only Sherwood's clout was IL
more powerful lick.
Tesreau was ca led IN. and singles 10y
E2an, blackburn. Tyler and S~nodgrass
with a wild pitch produced W more
runs. Anderson then relieved Tesreau
and retired the side without further
scoring. The scores
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hroe Clark's entry. sCouplcd; II ". sass
entry, Coupled; j. T. DAVIS ontry.
start good. Won driving. Time, AZ Win
owner. Mrs. "a. Clark So''G Traa %;,'% u i Free.
man.
second Race.
The Hollis Handicap: for three year.o,d-
ana upward: purse 800: about one mile ana
Horse. VT. Jockey. Odds Fin
Cazarct ............i O7. Collins ...... ....... l
ncr. br 3. s, by D-lhi-Prnk Domino owner,
Rufus c Finch, Trainer, ". :. Stoncbridsc e.
Third Race.
Tho Between the FLAGS Plate; hunters;
purse, So: Intrusive cup, presented by
Lawrence Waterbury: about thre" miles and
a half over brush course,
Horse VT. .ookcy Odds Fin.
Marrery Jaque....i l5.. AJDevcr'x u.6& i
Butler Thompson 100 ! FlanaSan siA -
ASSOCIATION '''. io5.'P Evans, 80 --t
start GOOD. Won alone Time. 7.oo. Win.
nsr; ch' mn a by MaFgraira'e-M's, Januc,
owner. Il II Fcuwick. Trainer, II, Pope,
Fourth Race.
The Queens Sieeplechasc: hlndicap: for
four. year Odds and upward. purse. 5000: II.
W. sase plate; about three miles over brush
course.
Horse. W Jockey, odd- Fin.
Cherry Malotte, .,,lI;.. Powcrs...... 5..A3,5 -
". ! shannon ..,. 1872, Tuckey ...., o,.&l.i .'t
.Skinocrcen '''''"i ~ henderson ,S,i%
'-uNOls ,,,.....,s los. W Ulh'r,..s.. t'lSl ~
Duke Of Duluth. Ia. Hayncs..... 3l&2-3 y
'Pulied m. Occupied; l.. Wood entry
Start good. Won easily Time s:25. WIN
ncr, br. m. a, by orlsndo-pnttir Owner,
Greentree stable Trainer. j, Owens.
Iifth Race.
The S,ayers Cup; for thrce.ycar ODDS and
upward; purse, $1,000; about two miles ana
a quarter on the Nat
Horse, WI. jockey. ODDS FIN
Pcheto ,,..,.,..,.,,lt3 " .dor ..... aIAli 10
Expectation .r,,,li3. poS"rs...- "a :.
Mariasha ,;.","lt., & 'hnt..." li.lAi.l ga
White Metal. ...".i%. .Qululiu... 3oI&Iil I
o'Hara .."""r,lt? william $l&ll
Solar Star. ,...r..lt.,J Tucker. 5.l&.-l
Start GOOD. Won hnndily Time. i'li
winner, br ., 5. hy out OF Ren'h- FAIRY
Doll. owner, II ". sase, Trainer. y. j
Donohuc.
sixth Mace.
High Weight Handicap; for thrc, ,ca' olds
and upward; purse, : ~, on" milo on tho nat
Ilorso. WI JOrkcy h'd, I'm
Archd,le ,,......'D.,I Tucker, 4 a..
Renwor,hy ,,,,.,"rin. maynes '1lS- =,
Raconteusc ....,..lN Powers ...., ~ 81.
Mr. Specs ":...,..litr j Tue kcr., l..&
start good. Won driving Time, 10. Win.
ner. b. g., Q, by Graziallo Midget, Owner,
Norton L. sch~srts, Trainer, J. Hastinss
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= TT - 7 ' - n :
Halted for Anderson In the seventh inning.
1Batt"d for q. smith In tho ninth inning.
Boston. .,,,....,..... q n q . q q ) o Is
New York .......... o u 0 "a
Two has" hits koncichy, Robertson.
Fletcher. McCarty. Thr." hasr hi Nc,arl
Hone runs. Smith, Mage" Sacrlhcc hits.
Meanwhile, 2; Tyler. nou'lr plays Sallc.,
ilerzog ind Iiolkc; MaraEviilc and kon.lciy
llolke. Fletcher and li"lk", Len on buses
hoston, New York, 7 First base "n 'rrors-,
on Sali"", \ hits, > runs In Il INNINGS, none
out IN seventh IN TrsreAu, I hits, . ruus ,oulv
four men faced hum On iuicrsor, ~ hits, no
runs in ! inning of g.. smith. | ht. no runs
In : inning IN Tyler, Il" runs. Wild pitches
Tyler, ! I.srran, ! Passed ll-Itiack burn.
Bases on balls on e. smith, | nins"D uW
Tyler. ! McCartN). struck out-Iiy sallce, .
lsmilh, Tyler. Blackhurn) 10y q, smith, 1
0ollins) by Tyler, . uto'srtSon. :; kaun, .:
Zimmermsn), Cmpircs-M cssru. BYRON aud Rig.
Ter. Time Of game: hours and u minutes,
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Good Price on winner.

~ Tho start Ahara threatened 10 go
out and run way with the race. Solar
Star was second. The first trip past the
grand stand saw Martasha showing the
way. with Pebeto and Ahara following.
Al a mile and a half they began To do
some real running. .Ahara stopped. Mar
tasha went into the lead 10y two lengths
with Pcbcto second by two and ENpecta-
ton third 10y ten,
Those Ia the know got n fancy prise
on pcbcto. The carly odds were IL o
!. and an hour before the race they were
10 to /. Tho good tling was passed
a,ons pretty literally N starting time
found tie sage entry backed 1own TO
t. |. Expectation was the favor!tc. at
/ 10 . and no pirc" betting.
The success Of the race Will no dcJbt
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Boston never had a big opportunity TO
score until the tenth. when tho winning
rnn Mas chased around the circuit with
out check. Everett scott, who was tho
only essful local hitter. began the
final session with a single to left. Car
r.gan's sacrifice bunt was converted into
a hi when nobody covered first to re-
c'ivC Null"n's throw With victory In
sight, carrigau sent McNally TO run for
scott and put Thomas In to bat for
Leonard. Thomas bounded 20 Baker,
who fumhled. and the bases were filed.
Hooper then lifted "a long iy 80 Hcudryx
and the game was over, McNaliy walk
Ing over tho plate after the ca,ch.
The Yankees had q fine clancc In the
first inning. but poor base running
at the opening when Lewis dropped his
lily. Lee stole second. but stood there
while Hooper made a desperate but vain
attempt to catch Highs short fly to right.
Magee then was caught trying to steal
third. Peckinpaugh shot to Janvr!n and
a double play resulted.
Baker collected "A single with one out
in the second, but nothing else i happened
In the third inning another fine chance
Was discarded. Gedeon got two bases
on Iioopcr's muff OF his long as. lie
went 4" third on A~lcxandcrs out.
CIliop then hit behind second. but
Gcdcun started too late for tho plate
and was thrown out by Scott. Macee fol.
lowed with \ sing. e 10 right. but all was
wasted. as High bounded to SCOT.
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Jams. Pennsylvania. Head linesman-Farmer.
Dartmouth. Time OF periods-i5 minutes
each.
Yale corinr-Touchdowns-Le sorc. +. T.
smith, Bing ham. la Roche. Goal from
Iou"'down-Lrgore T.
SuUstItutIon- - Yale - Zennrr io- Gal,
church ior Cum"riord, Mosrlry for Church.
Wat" for bingham. Neville for Lrsorr.
Hutchinson for Ii.puc.
No slb,'ituilops for Carn,yia
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cannOt pla, on. "
tboston and New York have two ssm~,
which cannot he played OF.
~ defeating the Yankees yesterday
Boston practically assured itself the
pennant. as It Is now impossible for tie
chicago White Sox TO do better than III.
FOR he championship. Should Bos,on
lose all Us remaining three games and
Chicago win its two the stand ne then
would he a tic at 30 won and g. ,us,
One more victory by Boston or , N f.o,
10 the White Sox. therefore. decides In,
H'he'i'ah League race. The stand ng (:
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FIRST GAME.


Three base hits-Burns. Fletcher. stolen bases
-knuf, :; Holk". sacrifice hit-Itobertson.
Sacrifice ny-Iinmemon. Double plays
Fletcher. Herzng and Holke Benton. Herzoe
and Holk". Left on hases-New York, 4 Bos.
ton, !. First base on errors-Ncw York. | BIOS.
ton, !. Bases on hslls-On Benton. l U;owdy) 4:
on Rudolph, l uIOls-i, fsrncd runs-On Ru.
dolph, :. Struck nut-By Iicnton. ) ,Macce. 3:
smith. Fitzpatrick nv Rudolph, : GIrrzog
Renfon), tmpires-Messrs. Rigler and Byrup
Time Ct ssme-l hour and 81 minutes.
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Carnegie GENERAL Does Well,

kessncr. the Carnegie auaNcrback
made several long runs around the Yale
ends and his work featured that Of his
team. Wright kicked we'll for Carnegie
ana Flnlay id good work on the at
TACK. but II was not sustained. n at no
tlrne dld Carnegie get nearer than thirty
yards from the Yale goal line.
The first half ended IL to q for Yale.
the attempts Of legore To kick goals
after i~ouchdowns failing miserably.
In IN" III rd period Bingham. JACQUES
lnd Legorc took turns in carrying the
ball Following Jacques's run back of
the kickon To- the ~ yard line. Finally
'lngham shot through the right eide OF
Carnesie's line for u twenty-three yard
run and a touchdown. This time Lcgore
kicked u goal. Several substitutes were
put In by Tad Jones at this point,
and in the fourth quarter an entirely
new baCkiicll WAS working
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Substttute Does Well,

L~.iroche. who went in at quarterback.
starred. and in one run covered forty
yards. y few moments later lie was
showed over the line for tho fourth
touchdown. Gates failed at goal. Yale
lost two chances To score beciusc OF
fumb.es practlca ly on the goal line.
Yale men tonight fee, satisfied with
he showing OF the team. Nothing but,
straight football was played. In the
tack and defence there T. considerabl.
Improvement over the work of last years
cam. The lire I'm
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Two base hlts-Strunt. Schsng, 1hrashcr.
Henry. Tire" hss' hits smith, witt. Home run
IStrunk, stolen hss"S-L"onsr ri. MsnoSk,y.
Ric". VIII. ''r"Ner, Foster SAcrir', hit -
ShAnks. Double plHv-Juiec, Shhnks aud Judge.
lHit Oh hH-"s-W Washington, 2: Philadelphia, =
First has" on orrors-W sshiug ton. .: pIilAd.l.
phia. : b. : on bll.s--On rlrnhan, :: on
Ayers. y; IN shaw. {" Hts aud earned runs
on farnhSm, - and \ In 2. % Aver. ~ aud d,
III sl.3: OF Thomas, . and ! ,none out in
ninth on shaw. | and / mon" cut IN ninth,
struck out by Parnhan. 3: by Ayers. . by
Thomas. o. Wiii piich-Aycrs, Empires
M'ssrs. Nsllln and Connolly. Time 81 game
! hour and 81 minutes.
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Hendryx opened the hfth inning with
q double 20 left, bu, this only gave
Tilltc Walker "A chance to make an
unusual play icieon followed with a
foul To Carrigan, then A'eNarSier lifted
4 fly benind second, Walker came IN
sprlnting. made n shoestring catch and
continued on 20 the bag. touching Il be-
for" HendryX could get back. completing
a double play. Scott tripled To- right
In Boston's half of the ffth. hu, was
thrown out trying to score on the next
play.
Peck opened the seventh with a single.
but tA.S was quickly tossed aside when
Ftpp banged INTO u double play. In
hopes Of gaining the honors In the ninth.
Donovan called upon reserve n!tters.
After Magoe He'd ont. Paddy Eaumann.
batting for High, singled 10 rig'r, I'eck
followed with = sinG.c 70 right. Bauman-
getting - second. Fritz Maiscl was
caAcd upon 10 bat 'or r.pp. and made
a desperate attempt 10 break up tho
last'Uc. but Hooper got his line driyc
after a hard run Baker ended the IN
ming II spoiled tn" last chance OF the
Yankees NY grounding out 70 IIobli,zc!
uNaSSi.'ol.
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4 Race of Grandfather'S
Time Is Won by PebetO
Sage Entry Takes Stayers Cup in Two and a Quarter
Mile Test on Flat That Features Closing Session
of United Hunts Meeting.
NJ DANIEL.

lead TO its being established az an an
nual fixture.
The races ere marred by an acciden
J 10 Percy Evans Of the warrenton Hunt
who came up from. Virginia especially 4
ride Association in the third race. n Ions
s'""nlechase. Evans was thrown ovc,
his horses q and II Is feared he vii
die. lie fractured a vcrtebra IN his neck
Association broke his neck and wa.
killed instantly. Tho mlshap occurrc'
only two Jumps from tn. finish. with
Margery Jacaue leading Association by
only a length and "A half. and Evan.
and his horse coming 'uongly.
Butler Thompson, ridden by j. J.
Flanagan. Jr.. his wne- was the only
other entry. At tho hal. way point But.
Ter Thompson was 40 far behind ~,
two others that his ridcr pulled him ~
Flanagan caine along le'surely, avoiding
a couple Of fences. until he saw th'
accident To Association. with & cha-r'
10 get second money. Flanagan tool hi.
horse back and tho Butler finally linn ID
home. II developed that Butler Thonu.
son had failed to account for a couple
OF fences and he was .ot given ia.
place.
cherry Maiottr First.
Tho Queens Steeplochase Handicnp
until this year tho feature Of the meet
inr, carried a purse ~ $4,000 rud \
pic 9 or plate presented by II. W. SAGE
here the favoritcs, Cherry Malo'tc
owned by the O-ecntree stable Mrs
Payne whitney,. and Morton T.
Schwartz's NJ. j. shannon. had IL out al,
so,,- ,aIr.h. p.,a.I ."' "Inn'r -!
IvIa.,.,y Sir- """'u- ~
lao 81 Co.. ~ y" phS'n' Toy
a,, ~ ~ nuNois VIZ 'Vur''
Tha 80, iu,u'" Vas PulIei W.
. n, d d '"u uIstii"'h'.
VI. n'ns u'rh'.S' we" 'houSp'
~ ''f,"t a. SUI eSs :" Iis'
".,e,'"'. r'r '"o MUGS th' 'iks
,.au ." NJ. u"'t" a. uc '',,''
w., Nv pu',' Ic wa r,'ne,i
",N v ! ~ "o's' Vt Sulitrtu
~ r"!e','. 'ouo'c
'Na"'"S nv me N're'c' skipu"reeh
~a'n ..ou,' W." "nannoh SecotI ara
49, " Io"eie' ", 'neFrE'
ae'" -" N"''s i'rsef :" '"'
',.t"' iufn.' W. "t"VS was nl'u'
:. i"'o'''c ~ d = IN '"e '"s' race q
- - :" Nv 'n'' "'S ~ oc''
~ y p'ate' set M .Pe's cam" h"ih'
mnl ue 'o"s. i",he' ro"' mn 700
o~nc" Wy i''''lu Javpos
nv" '"a ~ 1850 " N.''"u ch"''t
Nv ~ o"' ''"'' u" u" Vt''
.na' 'n'lu' -
which beat kenwurthv a length and 4
nal!. Archdulc paid i To- |.
1l.rl s,.b,. S,o
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GIANTS STREAK
HALTED BY THE
BOSTON BRAVES
Tyler stops New York AZ
ter Benton Pitches Locals
to Twenty-sixth Victory.
RCBE YIELDS ONLY ONE
SAFETY IN FIRST GAME
ny ~FREDERuCk g.. IIEB.

Til, Ncthus,i,h arp,no hIy ,..g,,, ,,.i,
WI
hhe Sre"NS P"Sscn away OH the foio
Grounds yesterday with some $4,000
mourncrs holding down the death watch
,,a ,oo,,,, ,,-, ,or 81. 81, ,,,,... :.
fro'ohs MS ne But Methuselah WIN
.ing Streak was a grand old boy while
~
-.,. 80 -. -.
'e~u d o'Se'"" '''''" "o'"'
Me'huscIah celebrated MS twenty-sixth
birthday In the carly afternoon, and re-
c.iy., many CONCENTRATIONS At, v-,,-
- . 49,, ,-,.
m"s '"ea" sNpe'''"'e' is'ie "n''cu'''
70! getting by the twenty-siNth milestone.
IS the hurly. handsome Rubs Dcnton
held Boston TO one tiny slam In the first
bout OF n double header. and the Giants
won with ease by the score OF to 0.
Mr.. Winning Streak was then placed
under the protection OF sheriff Harry
Sallee, the lean cnforccr of the law from
Uieslnsport. Ohio. Harry attempted 10
conduct Methuselah To Block House No.
81 and rot along all right with his
.harge until the seventh inning, when he
va, ambush.d nv the willy M~as.achusett
pray.. led nv Zig chief Stallinys. Az.
ear k,n.v dug his sco,pipv knife into
s,,,a. for , single smith to,,ered tho
sb..iy u,,b a bo,n. RIM smash into tho
~ a.,d bleachers TIL notorious Penn.
.vi,ani, I,d.an Sherwood Nottingham
Mage. then h,,,ed Sai,ee for another
,omo, and m. U,gvin.r,-, notice force
-, dou,, . =, ,h. connt
braves Balk Tesreau.
$500 =, ,.,,.....
zen iesreau near" onu Me'n.ais
can LOT suecor, anu 'ne "n,o" Dm..
l'n'D s'i'oPeo IVY ~
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start good. Won driving Time. 10. Win.
ner. b. g., Q, by Graziallo -Midgel Owner
Norton L. Sch~artx. Trainer. J. Hastinss
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BOSTON (ND NEW YORK ,

To'1ls.,..' 20 3 : = II.
Halted for Anderson In III" seventh inning.
iBattsl for a.. Smith In tho ninth Inning
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sad Race for .Ahara.

Where was Alara? In ff:h position.
only a few strides beyond Johnny
fuckers Solar star and the ignoniny
of last position In the field OF SIX. II
was II sad day for Ahara, the numerous
coteri" which backed him at 3 ~ /. and
his owner. Charles II. F~leischmani,.
IL was only a short time ago that
Ahara won a mile race at kumson and
half an h'ur later won another event at
a mile and "A half. At the Terminal last
Wednesday Ahara won a mile event In
impressive style. lie had speed. he could
stay. hut yesterday, in the supreme
test OF his career. Ahara found both
qualities deserving him as he tried TO
respond to the call for a hotter pace at
N" mile and "A half.
bcbeto's time, IA. compared rather
.favorably with that recorded in similar
races I'm the days of long contests and
decisions In heats. Until the turn into the
stretch Hsider was content TO take pace
from Gilbert on Msrtasha. Then Heidcr
made his bid and Peheto responded In
roya style. The spring for the goal car
r.cd Expectation out OF third position,
while Martasha fell back.
A. they headed into tho stretch Pebeto
gained a lead OF n and a half lengths
and Expectation was only two lengths In
front II Mar'asha. reheto Just scared
"A path through the turf. gaining speed
with every stride. Expectation followed
stoutly and loon left the ~trai!ers far be-
hind.
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'FnIIeI up. FCoupIeN, Il. Wood' eniry
Start good. Won easily Time S:25. WIN
ncr. hr, m, a, by o~rlando-ptttir Owner,
Greentree stable. Trainer, J, Owens.
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Time rolled back n generation at Bel
mont Park Terminal yesterday after
noon. y racing scene that was fafniliar
only TO veterans was recnacted az the
feature OF The closing half OF the annual
meeting OF the United Hunts Racing As
sociation. IL came In the form of a two
and a quarter mile race on the Nat. a
curiosity now but a rather usual event
in the days when grandfather rode to
the races on his galloway and horses
were bred and trained 10 "a n distance.
IL vas a splendid revival, "A great race
and n prize we'll worthy Of the efforts Of
the stars OF the American turf. The
Stayers Cup. Il gold trophy valued at
$1,000 and presented by 100 leading
sportsinen OF the East, In addition TO a
purse of equal worth. were at stake, and
lcOeto was the winner
Ridden in heady fashion by IIeider
the out of Reach gclding. out of Fairy
Dell. owned by II. w. Sage. gave a fine
exhibition OF both speed aad stamina
lie had three lengths to spare at the
finish. with Joe Widcncr's Expectation
second. Third by fifteen lengths was
!. L. Flanagan Jr's. Martasha, with J..
=. pavis'a White Metal fourth by a sim
liar margin.
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Covt'nusd OF Sccor3 rco-
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The Stayers Cup; for thrce.ycar ODDS and
upward; purse, $1,000, about two miles ana
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Stceplechaae for maidfns ard winners Of
only one race. three yrar. olds and lpw md;
lhirsr. SS. about two miles over tn brush
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SECOND GAME,

Tot as ...T 1i3-.,l.
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iino bcr5li9 eiitgeIaOen.
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natlifen aaffcc am 9pnneritaa, 26.
Oft, Dsafnuttaas BON 3 bis 8 llbr,
i'm SduIrallm Der Stride, un Der Sap.
Tor slpe. Die freunoIihen @oiigeberiil,
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Gierenlalln, 9. 9iobu, 6. Sd)aft3, W.
Sdaebcl, 2oiiiie @filler. Scbermami
lit aufs ireinbliditc eingeIaSen.
: Der Srauenperein Der CD. Ct.
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(@ai.pr =. @. 9rune) ocrianimelt ii9
9pnneritas, 26. Sitober, i'm .Sduis
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-25
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-25

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