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CRUCIAL SERIES
TO START TO-DAY
National League Flag May Be
Won in Battles at Eb-
bets Field.
PILLS MEET DODGERS

Notwithstanding local politicians are
urging President Wilson to stump New
York and help round up n lot Of votes
swaycd to Charles Evans Hughes. rres!-
dent Wilson will do we'll to postpone any
such venture for a few days at least.
There is something decidedly attractive
In store for Greater New York residents.
starting this afternoon on each side Of
the Brooklyn Bridge; something that
might interfere nightly with finding a
suitable assemblage for the President.
Two baseball series that should be as
interesting. hard fought and filled with
diamond display par excellence as the
worlds series are scheduled to begin
the Dodgers and phillies, and the other
at tho Polo Grounds between the Giants
and Braves. 1nasmuch as these o teams
are now fighting 1t out for tho pcnnant.
the middle of next week. each OF these
series can be termed crucial
Probably the mos, important battles
will he wagsd on E5bets Field. out Flat
bush way. Here the leader and ruuncr-up
N this STIRRING race will in.nclc in "a fight
that many believe viii decide the honu:s
for the year. IT Is practically conceded
that IL the Dodgers can subdue the Phil
les IN " of tho three games to be
played starting to-day. then WILDER,
Robinson can say to Charley Ebbe;s,
Charley, wo have went and done it,
And Charley can say - the public,
Come and get YOU So worlds series
seats"
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Smiths Iron Nerve.

Trembling on the brink OF disaster
In the fifth frame. Smith single handed
rallied and turned back the charging
Cubs with two phenomenal stops. Sher-
rod started the inning by issuing passes
to both Pechous and Workman. II looked
as If lie was CRACKING Vaughn laid
down n sacrifice bunt. Mowrey to Dau-
bert. putting Iechous on third and Wort
man on second.
out In the bull pen both Wheezer Dell
and Rube Marquard were Fastening TO
warm UP In anticipation OF "A call 10 the
rescue. ON the coaching lines Tinker
and Otto knabe were bawl.ns pens OF
triumph and urging the cub swatters to
do or die. You're up in the air" bel
lowed Tinker to smith. Hes up In the
air echoed Knabe to the stands.
smith faced the crisis like a hero.
Flack dashed a terrific thump n little :"
one side Of the box. Had II got past
Smith II would have been Good night.
Brooklyn" 80 hut Shcrrod hurled himself
in the way of II and knocked 1t down
with his meat hand. quickly recovering
and shooting the ball to Miller. who put
1t on pcchous at the plate. !, was a
great play.
But Smith wasn't yet out OF tho dark
ness. Workman raced to third on the
play and Flack reached first base, The
heavy hitting Mann was NJ. Tinker
and Knabc were st!li roaring defiance
from the coachinc lines. Dell and Mar
guard stu were sending balls PUNK
plunking into the warnup catChers' m.t;s
GU in the bull pen. Sherrod had worked
himself out of one hole. but almost as
deep n one yet was to be climbed before
safety's heights could be reached.
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TED WIN Train on Ship.

Loomls. Simpson and Murray a.. n
their best condition and said Yesterday
that they would soc TO u that 'acy re.
main so until after they have compel"
in Sweden. Russia. Norway and pcn.
mark. Meredith IL far from being -
shape. lie has been suffering from boz
for several weeks and has dono no train.
ing. lie says he will find some wav 70
train OH board ship and will hc IN t,ptof
condition when he faces tho starter p
his first race.
All OF them will compete IN sever
events They orc eager 10 score MOI
points than all of their foreign opponeN;
make. Simpson will sprint. hurdle at
jump: LOOMS will sprint. hurdle. van
and jump: Murray will sprint. hu-lie
jump and run middle distances, wH'.
Meredith says he will start IN every g.
from $50" TO a mile.
III they had II weight throwc- alN' :;
they'd he an Olympic team" said ~
Ruben yesterday. They arc tho rrc,'
est athletes in the world. While each -
them has his specially. each can : yc ,
sood account OF himself In several o.h,-
events"
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The Tamaqua Yacht Club will hold special
races for members only October /. Commo-
dore Harry u. Childs has donated two cups
cruiser class and The other to open boats.
The race for cruisers viii DO held at 10
\. NJ, tho course being from Manhattan
Island, and return. the distance being six.
teen miles. Tho open boats will have a
hang and 20 back race to be held at I.
l.. ~.
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AL BRIDWELL MANAGER.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Sept. :7.--M Bird
well. formerly a member Of tho New
York Nationals. Chicago Nationals and
81. Louis Federal League clubs. has been
signed to manage tn" Milwaukee team of
the American Association during the sea
son Of 1917, according to reports given
out by members Of the team to-day.
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Cor, par ison u Possible.

\ big opportunity Will he presented
tho fans 10 coinpa the leading National
League teams IN these two series. Just
where the Dodgers have he edge on the
Pills should hc BROUGHT out and also
where tho Giants hay" the better Of
Boston may he seen. Whether or not
Mowrcy and Olson a be figured with
Stock and Bancroft may Re answered
The worth Of Moran's great pitchers a.
compared TO l,ohlnsou's sterling
mound men IS up for decision. Not only
is there IA pennant at stake in this series.
but there Is baseball prestige, man
gerial ability and fighting spirit,
Tho Braves come to New York quak-
ing, serious and really not a bit on
idcnt, Tho way McCraw's warriors have
torn through the opposition in the last
few weeks llas been u revelation to other
managers. Eut still there viii hc a
nght, as the Braves are noted for thci!
fighting ability II for nothing else,
It Is hard TO --Nise any II a. to
which series 10 see. THE SrN will have
EXPERTS OH hand at both places. How
ever, there will no enough excitement
or zach side Of the bridge 20 keep al
keyed to u high pitch. Fayorites are
hard to pick.
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MYERS MACED FOR II
HITS BY SENATORS
Foster and Morgan, With +
Each. Lead Attack-Atll-
lctics Beaten, 13 to ,.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. -tAmcrlcan).
Washington hit the ball hard to-day
and defeated Philadelphia. IL TO j. Inc
visitors made seventeen hits. when III
seven two baggers ~ "A nome
run, of Myers : delivery. Foster ana
Morgan each had .our hits. The score
WASHINGTON a. PHILADELPHIA a.
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ELKS AT LEN0X OVAL"
VIII tlnsh With II. Joscph's Team
Of Il. of 4. League.

Th- lUk. WIZ HN'u bog "a. ''
Grvsra. hurIr'1 'ucmN'r- COS IT,
have arranged - 'pyNd '.". 80
lenoy ONuL lA5'h S:-''f 9r1 t-N
90 soc their hatotH' f.u.: "SHE
-. Joscph's team ni o." kH!sH'-
bus League Zach Of ia" '''.
second III Their resrc tlN" t'lEI.
hn,hv come from tn" shr'' .
rivalry Is ~yrsptinuaaY kr'h ~
wii have Nell"hrr on Ia" u'HE'
Iosoyh's VIII work Bg.'H OF N. -.
TN winner - the nr.' ElHr@ =
tn" Rrouy Wages m ia" "'
Klhc ne"gnn. wh' 'a h"Ius cIN't
W.,h tho S%up,ihas, ", ~ "
LAS -.
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NEW YORK tN.)
Totals 81 lo':s .:

Totals. $500 92
eOnc ont when winning run was scored.
SBRtted for BENTON In the seventh inning.
DATED for u. Smith In the ninth inning,
~. Lonls ...-... q q 0 o.
New York.......... 0 0 o . 10
Three base hits-Kaun. Her,og. Stolen bases
~. Smith J, Miller. Sacrifice hit. Smith.
lAft Oh bascs-New York, II; 81. Louis. 2.
rir.t hase m errors-New York. 9; 81. Louis.
mi,s ana earned runso1n Anderson; 3 hits,
runs In +:3 innings of q, Smith. no hits.
no runs In : innings IN Ritter. no runs, M
hits In J Inning of Steele. 2 runs. Hit by
ri~,cher.By. Benton, ! 81, smith, Bases on
tsilsoon Anderson; : tBcsch"r; uorn.hyl on
Struck ont by Anderson. 2 n,s,,cl, S,eeieI
by BENTON, 4 Wilson. Snyder .. Bcschcr) By
Sfeele. g. uRohertson. Zimmerman. Holkc,
hauf). Wild pitch steele. Cmpires- Messrs.
u.n,y and Harrison. Time Of game: hours
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Siockcr became rs wild as II bIlhy
ram IN the cnth. lie walked Mays and
also Hooper. farrigan thought II would
be a good thing to send in McNally to
run for Mays. Janvrin sacrificed. and
then Walker walked, hlling the bases.
Shawkey was called In TO save tho day.
bu. Hobby hunted for tho squeeze and
McSally scored While Baker was throw
ing out Dick. Tho score:
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philadelphia and lcston each have u
Eams that cannot be playcd on.

gaInt That cannot be play cd on.
The Red Sox victory over the Yankees
helps 10 clinch the American League pen
nant for the Boston club. Boston should
decide the race by Saturday. as only
! three mere victories are needed by the
Hub team TO win. even II Chicago, It's
closest rival, wins all It's remaining
four mt Boston only has to win one
game to GUST Detroit from consideration.
even II Detroit should take its remaining
three struggles from st. Louis. The
standing:
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Somewhere UP In the ccrulean blue the
God Of Games as They Should Ec
Played might arrange a more soul stir
tween sherrod Smith and Jim Vaughn at
Ebbets Field yesterday. But II would
be hard to convince the fans who gath
cred in the Flatbush ball yard that a
more thrilling twirling combat could be
staged.
The lion hearted Superba eouthpaw.
rising TO tho occasion like a hero. con-
quered the Cub curver . to 0 in n game
that fairly scintillatcd, sizzled and spar
killed. with dazzling plays.
Brooklyn's lone error came at the
very start of the game. when flick
singled to left and took an extra base
when the great Buck Wheat mussed the
ball up n bit. But from then on TIL
Ivy Olson. leap.ng high in the air III
the ninth. made n one handed spear OF
steve Yetkcs's liner for the final out OF
the game the air fairly palpitated with
cookie OF the hear, warming stops. sem
sationai catches and thrilling throws.
All glory TO stout hearted Sherrod
Smith himself. who faced crisis AFTER
crisis with tho courage of a l-eonidas
and nerve hat was iron. All glory 10
his brave MATES who supported him With
a stonewall defence and hlazcd the way
with their big BATS through the ranks
OF the savage Cubs. And dashed ana
whipped, coaXed and cajoled into lighting
fury by the vengefu Tinker. the cues
playcd as no other Chicago team has
played since the all conquerlng Cue1 OF
1907.
Pats Dodgers on Edge.
! n ever a team flashed a brand .:
, baseball worthy Of q worlds series I,
was your Uncle Wilbcrt's demon
, Dodgers yesterday. The victory -ave
brooklyn n game and a half lead on the
pursuing Ph!llies and keyed the Superbas
", for the crucial three game series wiz
! the Clan Moran. which will open at Eo'
, bets Field to-day with the great AleNan'
| der and the equally great Larry Cheney
probably clashins In a make or oreaR
box duel.
Tinker almost would have given his
very soul to win yesterdays game
He led the Cubs into Brooklyn with the
| avoNed Intention OF "dishing the Doug
crs out OF the pennant." Before jim
Vaughn. the pride OF the Chicago hurting
co. ps, went on the mound yesterday
Tinker promised the crack southpaw va
II he would win the game. Before Inc
game was half over Tinker was Offering
money prizes to the man who gets a hi
and the man who drives him home
II the game had been the final and de
Gliding one in the worlds series no two
teams could have fought more ~ilercely
and with greater determination thar
was exer,ed by the riva. combatant'
YESTERDAY. II wasn't a game. II was q
battle, and the two diamond aggrega
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PACE TO ROYAL MCKINNEY.
Takes Feature Event o. Harness
Races At NiucoIa Fair.

MINEoLA. J.. /, sept. c1.-About 10000
persons attended the fair OF the Queens
Nassau County Agricultural Society to-
day. and after viewing the various cv-
hibits attended tho racing meet. which
proved to lie the best that has been held
by this society II sonIc years.
Principal interest centred in the FIRST
rave, the 2:i5 pace. which went five
heats, cach kecnly contested. y field
OF SIX horses faced the starter. Royal
Mckinney. tho big son Of ORC Mckinney.
won the first. fourth II fifth heats. TAX
ing first prize.
The second race. n c:2c pace event,
was won in straight heats by J. Potter,
driven 10y Ruco Clark. sidney Patchcn
wa second.
The third race. for the Nassau Dr.v-
Ing cub cup and $1,000. was won by
Setter Mac after he had lost the first
heat TO Mint Mark. The summaries:
FIRST Rlc'--c.ii class pace. purse. sTN:
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Smith Vanquishes Vaughn
in Soul Stirring Duel
With Stonewall Support, Superba S~outhpaw Conquers
Cubs, 2 to O-Pulls Himself Out of Bad Hole
Sensational Plays Feature Contest.
NJ GEORGE .. UNDERWOOD.

lions fought as II "for the ashes of their
fathers and the temples Of their GODS
The Brooklyn heroes? It was game.
courageous. wonderfully nervy Sherrod
Smith himself to whom perhaps the
greatest credit Is due. But all of the
Dodgers conducted themselves nobly and
well. on the attack lily Myers. Jake
Daubert, George Cu,shaw. Mike Mowrey
and lvan Olson all did much toward the
Superba triumph. On the defence Smith
himself, Cutshaw. Mowrey and Olson
welded themselves into n wall that was
iinpregnable as Gibraltar.
Ny and Jake Triple.
Right at the very start of the game
Hy Myers and Jake Daubert struck the
twin blows that greatest were response
BILE for the downfall OF the Cubs. Myers,
first up. doomed n triple of the right
field wall. and Daubert scored him with
a following three sack lash to left. cut
shaw's inficld hit. Mowrey's sacrifice and
Olson's timely single in the seventh gave
the Dodgers another run and bound the
Cubs tighter in the thralls OF defeat.
with great stops and throws Mowrey
repeatedly choked of u clouts. Mike
made "A corking stop and throwout OF
Mann In the fourth II turned Ierkess
savage smash into a simple out with an
other sensational corral and peg in the
sixth. cu,shaw's lcaping grab OF pinch
hitter Mo,lwitz's lusty liner in II
eighth was a classic. Kelly. first Cur
up In the ninth. VAS turned back on Oh
sons clever running in scoop and whip
and the final killing Of the fray was
contributed by Ivy. who shot high u
into the ozone and speared ferkcss des'
perate drive with ono hand.
But Smith proved his own greatest
tower of strength. 1t vas his remark
able fielding as much as his great pitch
ing that gave him his victory over
Vaughn. As far ~ the pitching due
went. the Superba %southpaw outtwirled
his Chicago rival Each Allowed tho
same number Of hits-hve ~apiece-bu'
Sherrod was invincible in the pinches
while the Dodgers twice clustered clouts
for a marker on Vaughn.
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NEW YORK "a,

Two base hit-Janvrin. Three base hit
Hooper. Stolen base-Scott. Sacrifice hits
JHuvrin. IIoblitzel. Gedcon. Double plays
Peck inpaugh. Gedeon and Pipp Scott and Hob
,''z"l. Left on bases New York. 6 BOSTON. $,
First ba Sc on crrors-Ncw York. .: Boston. |.
Hits and earned runs-Om Shocker. Z and 4 IN
ola innings on Shawkcy. none and none IN
- inning ON Shore. 6 and l. In STA IN.
by pitcher-By Shockcr Uady|. Struck oyt
ny %Shocker, 4 by, shore. .:hy Mays; J. wild
pitch -Shocscr, Empires -Mcssrs, OLonghiin
and Evans. Time Of game: hours snl I.
minutes.
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In Brooklyn four ~ tho host pitchers
IN tho National League will match speed.
cunning and nerve. Moran has ready
the great Grover Cleveland Alexander.
who undoubtedly is tho leading pitcher
Of the country right now. To help Alex
ander in til. series f.ppa Jepth Rixey.
Jr.. the elongated left handed Nircinian.
has been groorncl e.d carefully pre-
pared. Alexander is billed TO pitch to-
day and come back again Saturday. with
i,iNey taking III" Friday conflict.
Not to Ice outlouc In preparedness
Robhy has BROUGHT to top efficiency
larry Cheney. Rune Narquard and Ed
ward rtener. cheney. who has hccr
the mos. reliable" hurlcr on tho podger
stafY this season. likes nothing better
than n battle with a worthy opponent.
because Of this Eohhy has scheduled
Cheney for tho opening onslaught
agains. Alexander. Marluard will prob
ably work against RiXey and Ffcffcr Will
he held In reserve for Alexander Sa.ur-
day.
Jack Coombs. sherrod Smith ana
we!ser Dell are all begging for a chance
10 display their cunning and turn back
the Philadelphia menace. COMBS may
be used because OF his experience.
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GIANTS TO PLAY IN JERSEY

TASSNlC, \ Y SOW = Tho Glanl,
VIII play ai boh"rtN oyai nn\t SUNDAY
afternoon, Wh"rN they meet In" poheiiy
SIX SoN, champion, ~ Its>tir county
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Smith swats Anderson.

with two out In the frst chapter Smith
.lugged a single to left and stole second.
Meeting such fine success. he started q
new thieving expedition with third base
as his objective. Bill Rariden pegged
two yards over Heinie Zimm's knob to
stop hin and Smith kept on to the plate.
The Cardinals put together another
run in the third inning. After ANDY"
brcezed Steele he walked Bescher. Bohen
singled to right, sending Handsome Bob
80 third. He scored when Smith crashed
another single into right. Anderson was
permitted to llnger around until he
passed 1Iornsby, which filled the bases,
with one out.
Rube Benton was called upon to res
che the game and the streak from fur
ther harm. lie famed Wilson, and then
with the bases full and Jack Miller up
We had a grand specimen OF Card
strategy. Young Bohcn tried to steal
home. with fatal results to the cause OF
SKI Britton. Benton. Columbia George
Smith and BIZ Ritter then took turns at
finishing the game, AS new pinch hitters
were sworn into service. and all the re-
lief twirlers did well. keeping the Mis-
sourlans far from the plate. 4 catch by
Jack Smith on Benton in the fourth in
ming was the fielding hcadlincr. The
score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, 3, ~. Louis. " Uen inningO'
Brooklyn n, - Chicago. q.
Boston, I; P%ittsburg. o.
(Piayed In morning..
No other game scheduled.
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Hammer Vaughn at start.

Once more Smith proved his own life
saver. Mann smashed "A terrific bounder
toward the boN Sherrod lcapcd In the
way OF II. jumped IN the air ana knocked
1t down. whirled and hurled tho ball 10
first. heating Mann by "A whisker and
spikinG the rally. Smiths stop and
throw again saved Brooklyn.
II looked like utter rout for Vaughn
Mt the start OF the game hut Jim steadlci
and pitched great ball. Hy Myers opened
with a drive that carroned of the right
field wall and bounded past Tlack and
away from Kelly. lily making third base
on tho wallop by Il great speed burst.
Daubert followed with a tornado triple
to left. scoring Myers. Yerkes tossed
out stengel and Daubert died at the
plato trying 10 score on wheat's roller
to Yerkes. Wheat himself expired steal
Ing.
Cutshaw beat out q hit 10 Workman
at tho start OF the seventh, Safer avinc
an extra base by making a good stop OF
Wortman's high throw. Mowrey sacri-
Heed. Vaughn to Safer. and then Olson,
with the II two and one on him,
shot a single over second that scored
Cutshaw. The score
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pills Can Win FLAG.

However. II tho Ph!llies can turn the
tables on Brooklyn and win the d
game. then the experts agree shat Pat
Moran will be the general In the 1916
October classic. Patrick has said little
so FAR this season. but he has been doing
"A lot. He has rr!med his h!rclings for
this se,-to. and II there is an opening
that might give the pills n start Patrick
Is bound II sec IL. with such Importance
HANGING % th!s sc:les attendance records
a; EOb,ts Field should be shattered be
.oud recognition.
While the struggles at the Polo
Grounds between Giants and Braves
have not the Importance Of tho Brooklyn
series. the life and death OF the f;raves
for 1916 is wrapped up in II. Should the
Giants cverlastlngly beat the tar out OF
the Braves. as they have done 10 every
other visiting club IN tho last three
weeks. then George StallinSs viii be
given "A chance to quit sliding up and
down the bench n settle down for "A
quiet winter a. his Georgia plantation.
As for tho Giants. John Joseph Me
Graw is itching for a chance To get into
the worlds series and as there - still
n physical chance of ,-iis he IL loa:h to
allow II lctup in tho local attsck. m
doub'"dly he will send his ea!lopinc dcs-
pcradoes after Iioston scalps.
Also Mct;raw H. in the midst ~ n win
Ming streak that is assuming altitudinous
proportions and he wants To raise II as
high as possible. Five straight aine
from the Braves In this series will not
only put McGraw's fall machine In the
running but will give to McGraw 4
record never before approached 10y a
club In organized baseball. "Ffvc
straight 4, must be-" declares McCraw.
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v..h,.,,,n lis
Eh,Iadainhi.' '" o ooi o o o.
Two has. h~its-I~onsrd. Foster ., shank. 2
Morgan, shaw, Myers Home. run-sm'tn
stolen bsses-INcnard. shanss z. MORGAN -
Ncinnis' Sacrifice hits-Smith. schanE pou-
bic play. -McEl~ee. Grover aud Mcinnls;
Slants and Morgan. Left on bases-washins'
Wsshineton. 2. struck out-Ry Shaw, =: by
MYERS, 5. wild pitch shaw. Umpire, Messrs'
Connolly and Nali.n. Time OF game hours
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BASEBALL TO-DAY. EBBEFs FIELD.
Brooklyn vs.. Philadelphia. $500 +. M--Adr.
National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington. l3' Philadelphia. 3.
boston, ~ New York. = uen innings),
No other games scheduled.
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pop GEERS SEES HIS
PAGER FINISH FIRST
Veteran Driver Leaves 1TOspi-
tai to Sec Napoleon Direct
Score Victory.

CoLrMBrs. Ohio. Sept. 27.-Ou: o.
the hospital for the first time since his
accident OF a week ago to-day. Edward
Geers was n spectator al thlsa afternoons
Columbus Grand Circuit. races. during
which his Napoleon Direct scored an
other free for all pacing victory.
Koan Hal won the Board OF Trade
Pacing stake IN straight heats. hu. the
. :OS trot was not finished. Miss pcrtec-
;ion taking the NTH heat away from
All!e Watts. that had divided the other
four with bennington.
Five OF tie pacing miles Of the after
noon. du- which Il heavy wind min
dcrcd the hoises, were IN better than
:o2. Tho las, mile o. the free FOR all
WAS The fastest of tho lot. being in : .0li..
with Hal! 10y beside him.. Napoleon
Direct dd his first half IN =? seconds
ard the ~thrce-quartcrs IN ! :"?a,. I'll"
winner was favored at 500 to $40 over
the entire Held.
Roam Hal Was tho n-s' choice ~ the
Board Of Trade starters. but Miss IIar-
r.s VI. did not 90 unbacked. Tho NJ
Donald mare made the pace IN tho tlre'
heat. Roam Hal using lcr as n shield
until near In" end o. ii" mile. In each
of tie ioX' Two heats ,;oldic e. dd the
l,Idug Until half way through the home
Fhl' A'HAs 49, 'A''tFAA ~ W. - '''
vas close. io'd.c =. being "A neck be-
h.id Roam Hal and with her nose just IN
front OF Miss Harris VI. The time.
. ;olHt. WIS the fastest ever made IN 4
Board OF Trade heat.
BOARD OF TRADE STAKE OF PAGERS
SIN 6-rURSE 5000.
Roam lIsl, ~. Z, iy Hal de Iacto
Vii, Harris, NJ. /. " ,Mcnonalp 49,: = (:
.oid,o &. h m. Na'enun'l"".....t :
The SAVOY, Tx : ll"ylJ. .......... I I
bT. burns, IT, l.. h nInuSout,....... 8 dis
Time .o3',, 2:0!',, 90.
FREE roE.NLL 'I.hSS-rAclSG-c IN ;
PURSE si,Ju0.
Napoleon Direct, Oh. Ii, 10y Walter III
rect ,MurpAyJ .,....,. .................. I
Slngl" q, b. = UoN. ..,....,.r.....,.. .
'iusscll Boy, II. h tNalontinD ............3 4
'llnl Boy, l.. c. CNcMahunb. ............ s
'plvidcd third and fourth money,
Fine: ola., cor.
:.ns CLASS -T~HOTTlNG-G ~ s-rCRSE
N,@p-U>lINISIIEp
Allie Watts, ch m. by General
watts iEdmRu,. .....-...... : l 2
B"unlnstou, ch. =. by H'l!iui THUR
! ihN' .,.tt..,.. .,.,.. .ts.tt. 4 ] : 4
Miss Perfection. -. IN, hv Gcnc-Bl
Watts ,McMshuut. .............. . . : I
Virginia Hsrn.ti. l.. IN. IIurir.,... 4 , )
Time :;". s.o;'.. c:M'3. io.. 2l:t..
by m" Eon,lsman ,sllonb won. Time . 80"
To Bcat . 30 rrottirs -Middic's Mate. blk.
m, by baron Iiond ,\ilcn) won. Time 90.
To Beat 20 Pacing Aaron Dillon. n. h,
ny Baron Dillon ,iullerI won, Time: 49,.
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h. by Peter tho Great &C, Crsyton) won.
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