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The day book., 1916-12-04

new york.-theres a girl in the biz
ziness ofise where they sell the
newspapers & take in the ads that
wont never take any prises for the
gray matter in her noodle for she
comes as neer being nobody at
home as you can find if you was to
get out & hunt a long time
if she amt pulling one bonehead
play she is Matching up anuther,
which is just as bad if it aint worst
the other morning a guy comes in
& makes for the counter
usually some boldly always heads
this girl off befOur she gets a chanct
to spill the beans but this time evry-
boldly else was bizzy them sells & she
got to the counter befoUr the manad-
ger Good get his lamps on the spot
=, the feller asts her, have you got
the paper for week back, want to
buy that
for a week back, she says to him
yep, that's what asst for, he re-
plyd.
well, she tells him, we aint got no
paper for a week back but what you
want is a porous plaster which you
can get at the drug store acrost the
st.
then the manadger comes up &
sets things to rite by selling him the
papers for all the days Of the week
that had passed.
-O-O-
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A BIRD in THE HAND, ETC.

y DITNI TN III| y IIFNIIgI 2 ] .
Dearest" said the young hus-
band, cant get you a beautiful dia-
mond ring for Christmas?"
ooh, darling" whispered the far
seeing young thing, 81 will take the
ring now and let Christmas bring its
happy surprises just as usual" -
Ladies' Home Journal.
The sun., 1916-09-01
JUBILANT ROBINS
ARRIVE IN PHILLY
Superbas Elatcd Over Defeat
Of Braves by Pirates-Play
Two Games To-day.

PHILADELPHIA. Aus. 3I.-Cncle Will
bert Robinson and his Joyful band Of
athletes arrived here on the choo-choo
from Iittsburg late this evening and
headed straight for the Majestic Hotel.
There a meal was awaiting them and the
Superbas III into the feed like a pack Of
starving cannibals. When midnight
came there was not a single Dodger
lounging about the corridors OF the up
town hosiery. most Of the players hav-
ing lit the hay after a hasty meal.
The Dodgers were jubilant over to-
days defeat OF tie Braves by the
Pirates. as the Boston defeat puts Brook
Ign two and a half games In front. THE
lorg rid from 81. Louis was completed
without anything haICening. With a
sound sleep In a regular bed here tonight
Manager Robinson said the boys will be
right on edge for the double header with
the Phillies tomorrow.
Larry Cheney and Jack COMBS are
due to work In the two games here to-
with both Pfeffer and Sherrod
Smith standing ready II called upon.
Brooklyn has "A flock OF double headers
front OF en-. The series with the
Phiiiies consists Of "A double header to-
morrow. II singl. game ON Saturday and
morning and afternoon games on Labor
Dag.
Jake Dauber. and Jimmy Johnston
will report to Manager Robinson here
tomorrow,
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Newark Club Loses Appeal.

The National Commission yesterday
denied the International League a re-
hearing In the case OF the Brooklyn Ma
tional League Club against the Newark
team. President Edward Barrow OF tho
International League contended that
John X. Tener. chief executive of the Ma
tional League, a no vote In the mat
ter. which recently was decided In favor
Of the Brooklyn club. The National
Commission, however. pointed out that
Tener was entitled to a vote. inasmuch
as his predecessor. Thomas j. Lynch.
had "a voice In the settlement OF the case
OF the rIt,sburg Nationals against the
Wheeling club In IA matter that came
10 the attention OF the commission III
1918.
The International League. therefore.
IL required to forward "a Statement, show
ing the difference between the price r"-
ceived by 1t for the Newark franchise In
1916 and the aggregate amount cN-
pended by 1t In operating the Newark
club in Newark n Harrisburg during
1915.
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SERIOUS INJURY NO
BAR TO Big LEAGUE
Boston Recruit Regains Use Of
Fractured Throwing Arm
and Makes Good.
TIMELY BASEBALL GOSSIP

40 many a,h,.,.. -, ,.,.,,,, ,or,o,.
,,o, a., =. 49,
80 """ ~ SUCH u nara TASK 10 stay III
the major leagues that when one. handi-
capped by accident or fate manages IN
hold n, IN n 10. =.
- "o VI ope"
CONTAMINATION. a recent acquisition to
we braves was Fred penny Bailey. a
coiiesian from Marshall. Bailey Is an
ou.he'aer win no minor league expert
ence, put Already he has made an Inn
pression upoh George Stal'ings, who has
oeeh using the youngster as a pinch bat
'eI.
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JABS. J0LTS AND UPPERCUTS.

The entertainment a. the Harlem SPORT
Ing club tonight promises 10 he of a high
order, walter Mohr, who IL boxing with
considerable class al the present time. Will
he opposed by the clever Wee Wee Rartou.
II goes without saying that Mnhr viii not
exchange butts with Mr.. Barton and the
contest Will he decided on boxing skill and
ccmhativenrss.
willie kirk has II rather pretentlous card
for the New Polo 4 \. patrons tonight
when Cowboy Charlie Stands ana sailor
Maher viii mix II In the main contest.
Dutch Brandt ~ Flathush will he forced
70 travel at top speed when he faces raj
Moore Of Memphis In the ring of the
Broadway Sporting Club Of Brooklyn nsxt
Saturday night
Kid Williams knocked out Young Mendo.
the bantam champion Of Buffalo with "A
heavy blow to the stomach al the Queens
berry \. &. In that city last Monday night,
and Mcndo and his manager have not vet
ceased their shrisks OF foul, However, the
referee and club physician severely dis
agree with Nendo ana his manager.
Charley White saved his brother lack
from a harsh beating and also a Knockout
al Pueblo. col. last week when he era We'd
into the ring In the eighth round Of a
fifteen round match aud led Jack TO hts
corner, KID Max was ! whites opponent,
and h" was lamhasting the rhicagoan ,i
over the ring when Charley stopped hostili.
Ties.
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was hustled throughout and though holding the ,onendGs safe. was dong his best
Glanashny Closest to the pace IN Early Stages dropped back a frrora rom home hen
ann again and ousamei Glitter at thc end Latter Appeared bit sore Precise had no
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MORE GOLFERS PRACTISE.
and Topping Among Int
est Arrivals at Merton Links.

PH'LAprLpHiA. Aug. 3i.--Many uldi-
tons to the list If golfers who are prac-
tising daily on the linkS Of the Merton
Cricket Club In preparation for the an
nual national amateur championship
tournament teed of on the two courses
to-day.
Prominent among the new arrivals
were Max Marston OF Baltusrol. II. J.
Topping OF Greenwich, +. Il. B'ossom Of
ENmoor. the Intercollegiate champion f;
q. W. Adair and his son. Perry Afair Of
Atlanta: y. Clarke torlran OF Balti-
more and l.. II. Munger Of Dallas.
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Vcrnon, 2, UakTand, I.
Salt Lake, II San F~rancisco, s.
Los Angeles, .: Portland. 4.
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MIGHTY COBB, LIKE
CASEY, FANS WITH
THREE ON BASES
Russell. a Hero Following Tvs
stunt, Has Short stay
on Mound.
HIS WILDNESS IS COSTLY:
TIGERS BEAT YANkS, 20
ny FREDER q. LIEB.

John Slavin once won fame play
n "a knight for n Day. and YESTERDAY
on the Polo Grounds. Allen Russell. home
Address Baltimore. Md. was a hero for
. minute. In the third inning three IT,
gers reached base by various means.
none were out. and Tyrus Raymond
Cobb. battling for hits rs he never did
before. came waltzIng up to the plate
swinging "A lot OF timber.
Ty care.essly dropped most Of his load
OF wood for the bat hoy to pick up. but
ne Kept one stick. He fixed his eagle
eye on Al Russell. who was pitching for
the fanks. and many fans pitied the
young Marylandcr. After considerable
maneuvering between Al ana Ty the
count was three balls and two strikes. a
silence fell over the park as Allen let go
or his next pitch. BIB took a mighty
swish. but sw!shed "A foo away from the
ball. Tie looked sheepish at the stand.
trying TO force a smile which only APP
peared on the surface.
For one minut Russell was immensely
popular. Many men would have been
proud II they could have pointed to Allen
and said. That's my hoy out there"
After the noise abated some persons hap
pened to look at the s~coreboard. and they
hoteu ohiy one was out. Their score
esrus a'so 'noica'ed that Messrs' Neach'
Srawioru' burhs. u Mckee
~ou'u Try where 'ooo nan iaiIed' ABOUT
nve minutes aiter the popular demon
s.rau'oh IN itussei's FAVOR. the T'gers
nao sc req d" oa'ch OF iour runs ana me
sa'he persons VINO cheere" Al the loudest
whe" ne iahne" 'opo were suggesting 10
donovan IN hoarse Whispers that Alien
De gwen MS immediate passport 10 the
o1uo mousse
r..
"~e Se'
To make q long story short. that whit
Of Cobb in the pinch was one of the few
opportunities Yankee fans had to enjoy
themselves yesterday. The Tigers made
II three out of four from the faltering
Donovan athletes. winning In easy fash
ion by a score OF : to 3. As the RED
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BOSTON RECEIVES
ANOTHER SETBACK
Stallings's Pennant Chascrs
Are Downcd by Pirates by
Score Of 3 to 2.
PUNCHED HITS COUNT

P%trrsPURu. Aug. 31-tNational).-
Pittsburg won the fnal game Of the
series here to-day from Boston by a
score Of 3 to .. The Pirates scored two
runs in the third inning on hits by
Mamaux. Warner and Carey and Fltx-
patrick's error and another in the fourth
on Farmers triple and Schmidt's sacri-
fice ny.
Masee's single. Bigbee's error and
konetcNy's sacrifice ny gave the visitors
a tally In the seventh n another run
was made In the next inning on a base
balls. an error and Chappelie's hit.
The game was called at the end Of
the first half OF the eighth inning to
permit Boston to catch q train. The
score:
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EASTERN
WEST SIDE PARK GAMES.

An excellent card has been arranged for
w.. =, Si'e Park. Jersey CITY. for next sun
day. Jersey fans will be treated to a
,ihlo h%.a,t'r. the feature gam" OF which
viii bring together tho Cuban stars ana
tho Jersey Ct'y nine. Tn" stars. who are
mia ying excellent bail, win IND their OPP
pom, nts "a little stronger than most Ct the
the 'uhaus har" met to datc,
and Clinton VIII Lee III" rival pitch
Clinton =. Gently held the Chinese to
three hits nut Lost In the dft".nth inning,
: 10 o Tho jersey city ircmcn, who
ilremen last sunday, Will meet the Mont
tors In the ilrst game.
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Runs Fast, Jumps BADLY.

' In the chase. Kenworthy, "A big, black
gelding belonging to ii. l.. Pratt,
bounded away from his opponents AS
soon as the flag dropped and quickly
opened up "A gap of twenty yards. As
il this was not "A sufficient lead he con-
tinued his mad rush and before a mile
had been covered he was nearly a six
teenth OF "A mile In front. The terrific
pace began to tell on him when tho first
round OF the course had been covered
and although he ran well he was unable
to clear the obstacles In good style.
The sun., 1916-09-01

South Atlantic League.
Augusta. .; Charleston. 2.
Columbus. 3. Jacksonville. ..
Columbia. S; Macon. O.
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The Sun-Press Racing Chart
ELMON PARK, Aug. 31.-T arid day u h autumn meeting O
he Westchester Racing Associatio n. weather cIear, track fast.

FIRST Maidens Selling Five and a half furionss straight
LILY bale oH%r. {, i" G a bl ms f air a' c N II Ta,e Sr & STAR '% SoSSJ
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YORK TATE LEAGUE
CUBANS AT RIDGEWOOD.

The Long Branch Cubans, who fri.
uni h"d over the Cuban Stars last SUNDAY
VIII tackl" a strong team sunday at Wal.
lnc.'s Ridg"Noo1 grounds. Halscy street,
rnh. Wyrkon avenue, where they are
booked to meet the Royal Giants I'm "A
double header TIL" cubans have rolled
up quite q string Of Victories 10 date and
th'y think they. VII! add two more to
their list by taking the scaips Of m.
Royals. Munoz and Stringh"an Williams
viii pitch tn" sunset tilt. ON Labor Dav
~" ROYALS viii meet the Cuban Stars OF
havana In "a double header,
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Bme Thistle wmtdu until Nrishtenci in homesrerh then iosd with ruh. easily
rnam", Fennouse had no cNcuse Knner showed keen sped for six fmlonssb but Gould
not sMk 1t tut Lac Teresa was al~ayso Irun.
211 THiRD RACE Thrc-yearods and upu ard Selling sx and a half friongs main
OA .om@: PURSE. $50 Time IL. A. post. 2o OF? G Winner h /. 8 by
King james Pnneta. owner, e HERR Trainer j j. Flanagan Start good
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NINE ERRORS BY CARDS.
Niscues Enable Cubs 60 score Easy
Victory, y 10 I.

ST. Louis. Aug. 3I-CNat.ona,).-
Fronting 10y nine st. Louis miscues. chi
ago easily defeated the locals to-day
\ To- !. In one "f' the 1oores, exhibitions
seen on the local diamond. Only one Of
the visitors runs was earned. II eight
Of the locals nine errors were made by
the irfield. The score
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WeNteIH AssncInll0s


North Carolina League.
C~harlot'e. 2; Durham. o..
hsheyille. 2; Raleigh. I.
Winston Salem. :: Greensboro, 2.
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WASHINGTON az

Two base hits-Uandil. Leonard. 10th. Stolen
bases Judge .. Leonard. Shanks. Roth. Sac.
rihc,' hit Turner. SACRIFICE hics-Fostrr.
Granoy. Double play-Foster. Mcbride and
Judge Left On bsscs-Clrvcland 8 Washing
ton, s. First base on error Washington. I.
Easss IN halls on Iam,,th. .: on Ayers. !
lii,s aud earned ruLs-o r lambeth. +. and =
in d ,nonc out. two m base In SEVENTH IN
Ayers, 3 aud ; In ? "l Morton. none and none
In ! on ,;ould. none and none In J Struck
out ny Ayrcs. 8 by lambeth: l, Wild pitch
lambeth. lmpires MessrH. Dineen AMI Nal.
lin. Tine Of gamc-i hour and IS minutes,
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TORONTO. Aug. 1-GnternationaD.-
Johnny Enzmann'S wildness cost the In
diins the opening game w!tA the Maple
Leafs here to-day. Tur. uto winning . 10
!. Enzmann. who has been the most
reliable uf the Indians corps of twirleis.
hieezed through three innings In fno
style. hut hcw up in tn" fourth session.
when the B%Iackburnc tribe Tailed all it's
tuns.
Even IL ~f.nzlnann had been In top form
II Is doubtful If the ndian would have
won. as Thompson. the Leaf boXman. set
u" J~erseyitcs dow with three scattered
hits. one a double by kiblcr. Thompson
pitched his masterpiece 70 the campaign.
tanning nine men and allowing only two
To reach frst. ~ "A result of gtatuities.
To-morrow viii he an off day for tho
Indians. as the Detroit Tigers are billed
To- stop here OF their way home. Jeu.
nings's men will cross bats with the
Leafs In AN exhibition game. Newark
VIII play two games with Toronto OF
Saturday. The score:
lA
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HENDRICKS HOMER DECIDES,
brings Victory to WcbcIs, :: to .
Iutr BOOnr "a Go 10 Rich u,ond.

MONTREAL. que, .Aug. 3l-In.eru.
tionalD A home run rlou, bv Uend,
IN tho eighth enabled the Richnoi
Rebels to slattcr their losing s.r.a'
AZ the expense OF the Royals this after
noon. the tinal count being 3 runs to .
Richmond reported to-day tina. H.
he!der - Of tn" Yankees will .
Sen. To the Rebels. The score.
" a. MONTRFAy -
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Providence In Buffalo.
Richmond In Montreal
Baltimore In Rochester.
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ST LOUIS IN
CHICAGO ~

Two base hit -Zeider. Three base hits-WIU.
islhs. smith. Stolen hase-Mann. Sacrifice Nv
Long nouhl. play Miller and snyder. Left
on ~Hs's-thi.ag" 10; ~. Louis. 5. First base
on errors Chicago. ) st. Louis. .. First has.
On hails-on Meadows, ! 0f Warmoth. !. Hit.
ami earned runs-or Packard, ! and ! In Q on
Meadows -. and | In ! IN Warmoth. . and
y n" In none mon" out in eighth on Curric.
by Meadows, 5 hv Currie. . Wild pitch
lurrie. tmpir".- Mcssrs Rirler and Eason
Time Of game-l hour aud 50 minutes.
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s,oo RoNUs FOR LEONARD

BOSTON. Aug 81. Dutch Leonard Ia.
day received 900 from President L.annin
Of the Boston American League club Tor
pitching a no hit. no run game yesterday
against st. Louis. l.annin wrote Leonard
he was especially gratined tina, no had
duplicated the performance OF George Eos.
ter, also OF the Red sox, earlier In the
season.
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S17 SMITH RACE T~OS.r-o.. fin"c; Five" ar, a hall nrnns. rr,st purse
rr L""c Owner s X MAcoMUEK Trmh.r W b Jm %n i" s %Mrr s ZOO
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RED SOX DROP THIRD
CONTEST TO BROWNS
st. Louis Tightcns League
Race by Taking 3 Out
Of + From Boston.

BosroN. Aug. 3l--tA merican).-St
Louis made Il three out of four from the
league leading ltcd o by winning to-
days game. . to /.
The Browns were able to hit In tire
pinches and were helped to one run
through an error by McNaily. h Is
substituting for Capt. Barry. The
stare.
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Totals &c = 10
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BALTIMORE WINS OPENER.
takes First Game of scrics with
nust1crs. :. to l.,

ROCHESTER. Aug 81 Iutcrud' pna.
Baltimore opened "A series - T
games here To-day and woa from ,
fustiers by a score uf . tn "
bentley in the box Rochester could ,
nothing, the big southpaw holding the.
in hand throughout, The scor.'
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OSTREAr. I,


Totals. 3 3sGu..c Galore
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Denver, II: It. Joseph,
.Other games were postponed on account
OF rslu.
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TORONTO Il


Tv" base hit ihlrr. Sacrifice hits ,.ruhair
hiackhurhc bous'l" plays stafford. cable Un
i,nr.th Thompson, kritchcll and Gtahai
Ignn AMI stafford struck Oh, lily intuHr
NV Thompson. . First has" on balls o.
lnziian. . on Thompson. % Left ON bases
Newark, ! T"r"nt", I Hit hy pi'clrt-E,
Thompson, !. 'npir"S Mcssrs. lirsnsfold ami
W"s'"rreit. Time of game hour aud 30 miI
utcs.
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BOSTON a.

'Bsttcd for Scott In the ninth inning.
Halted for Cady In the ninth inning.
y. Louis ........"... u l 0 0 0 o.
Two base ~hits-Iavsn. Walker. Ruth. Left
on bases st. Louis. y Boston. 3 First base
IN crror-St. LOUIS. l. Bases on bslls-On
Koch. ) !; OF Ruth. =. Hits and earned runs
ON koob. I hits, ] run In = innings on Ruth,
hits, ] run In = innings. Hit by pitcher-By
Ruth tAustin). Struck out -By Koch. l, 10y
Ruth, s. Empires -Mcssrs. 1iildebrnnd and
Owens. Time VI game hour and 40 minutes.
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with a brilliant flgtt Of early speed. assumed command
clever winner, was forced To do his best TO stall off the
led remarkable improvement over his previous race, Hidden
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LAMBETH DRIVEN TO
COVER BY SENATORS
Washington Takes Series
From Cleveland by Win
ming Final Game. ) to 3.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 3l-tAmerican).
Washington made IL three out OF four
from Cleveland by winning to-day. 5 to
). The locals drove Lambeth from the
box In the seventh inning. with O sue
cessive hits and "A sacrifice, netting three
runs. The score
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took command second time around and. though foros, to a.,
Il the position safe 20. score clcNc'ly al end Ormo,d. M iii
/, ht no excuse Russia beam s!ualy. improves her us ,iun
n" fashion, hut did not thrra,sn first Two. Kenvor,hy IN
NIX lump opposite clubhouse, took The obstacle sideways and
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RACE -stecrl"rhas" Three cai.obis and upward Mah,ns About two
,r-Muy Street, owner. T HITCHCotK. Train r. J Ian,ertT saT f r nSn
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Alley eve far from rn"e 20
his best In final quarter held n
times in a contending position, h,
IN second half, closed IN gam"
front 10y many lengths at bank
then pulled up.
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. Colts III.

II was announced at the track yes,er-
day that star Master and sta ,iazer.
colts which A.. n. Macomber believed
would give "A good account of themselves
in the f'uturity tomorrow, were III and
would not start. They have been cough
ing for several days and yesterday
morning were suffering from "A fever,
which at one time reached l04 -. Mr.,
Macombcr has another clig BILE for the
great race. lie Is Seminole King and
on him he will depend to carry his
colors, red and white stripes and white
cap.
That men who lay prices against the
horses know the ability of the ii nercnt
thoroughbreds was demonstrated yes
terday in the first event. SansCrit was
the choice of "A majority of the crowd,
but TO wager on him one was compelled
TO accept the small odds of I to +. and
this In SPITE of the fact that the last
time Sanscrit raced he was almost 100
to /.
Thomas Hitchcock uncovered another
good sterplcchaser In Alley. a brown
gelding by Bryn Mawr--Mary Street,
lie followed the pace in the two mile
cross-coun'ry event for ,hrre-quart"rS
Of the distance. stood a hard drive in
the stretch and beat out ormead, "A sea-
soned jumper. IN clever style by two
lengths,
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Imported Horses Score
Often at Belmont Park

While in front Of the grand stand he
refused to jump AZ the hedge. Instead
lie turned half way around and c..a red
II running S!dcwis.. After that he
stopped t. a walk and finished hast.
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BIS0NS BEAT A
score 4 To Victory In Opening
Gnmc of series.

BUFFALO. y Y. Aug. 3l- Interna-
tionaD The iNs"us drew frs, blood in
thc series with tn" |rlys to-day, scoring
= I 20 : victory. The score:
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PROVIDENCE u

I"H.S on rHITs-Vn FennoCk, I on Raumgart
n'r' Strntk out-Ry RsumgHrtner. 3; hy
,'hn,nk, Two base hits T.. Onslow. Ne.
Donald, lahriIuo, Sarrih,r hit>-M Donald ..
i!,it on bases buffalo. &. Providence. pou
lI' lIhN> -"ill, Mcdonald and iiuurn.l Fab.
f'llt. Sll'an and L.. bn>lnw CArlsirom, ,,ill
NM iinhll'l l,ehg and Shrau Xix by pitcher
! halIi"il Empires M">>r> tlrary and Car.
l'httr' Time of game hour and 50 minutes.
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays AME

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit, 2; New York. 3.
Chicago. 2; ~Philndrlphin, 1.
~. Louis. = Boston, 1.
Washington, ~ Cleveland, y.
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With the big danger over, Russell
agar descended into n mediocre worker.
He could not make his splitter obey, and
walked Neach. forcing home Mitchell.
Crawford hit to Pipp. Whose peg home
forced Wit at the pan. but Walters's re-
turn throw was too late for a double
play. AS Walters shot the ball 10 Pip
the alert Bush van home from third. Rus
sell stocked the bases again by hitting
Young. and Pep Pinch Young birched a
single to right. which pushed over Veach
and Crawford.
Detroit scored two more runs IT, the
NTH inning on a pass 10 Crawford,
Burns's double, which Dldring fumbied
Into three bases. and Mckee's single.
Three New York runs were built
around a triple by Wallie Iipp in the
eighth inning. 1.-THE only round In which
the Ianks caused Mitchell any annoy
ance or Inconvenience. High beat out a
bun and Peck walked I'ipp whistled a
triple past crawford's left ear, scoring
Hugh and Roger. Maisel drove in the
tall Grand Rapids boy with a sin gle.
Then the rally died a natural death. The
score
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sRatted for t;owdy IN the eighth inning.
tRatted for Nehf In the aiath innins.
Halted for Rculbach In the eighth inning.
Roston ................. o o I u.
Ffttsburg. ........... o l o o x-3
Called TO allow Boston players TO catch train.
Two hase hit-Carev. Three base hits Maran-
vile. Farmer. stolen hsse-Chapprilc. Sac.
rihcc hit-Carrv. Sacrifice nics-konetchy.
schmidt. Double play-FitIpatrick and 10.
First base on errors-Roston. l: Pittshurg. I.
First base on balls-On Nehf. | on Msmaux.
~ Mi's .ha earned "a r9ns,on Nshf: : ana /: In
4 and 1 In 1. struck out-Ry Nehf. /: by
Reulbarh. / by Mamaux. 8. Messrs
and Is minutes.
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D0YLE'S DEMANDS
Met BY CHICAGO
Larry's Threat to Retire Lands
Him a Rich Three Year
Contract.
GIANTS IN HUB TO-DAY

CHICAGO. Aug. 81. - Larry Doyle,
tradad by tho New York Giants to the
Chicago Nationals in the lea, for Heinie
zimmerman. signed "A three yea con-
tract with the Chicago team to-nigh.
after holding out several days. II Is
raid Doyle will receive $500 a year
from the Cubs.
Doyle Will join the Cubs at 81. Louis
tomorrow. He left Chicago tonight for
81. Louis In company with Dick Kinsella.
Giant scout. who first bi fought Doyle into
tie limelight with the Old Springfield, Ill.
Three ! League team.
DOYLE very nearly caused the cancella-
ton Of the trade whereby the Cubs sent
zimmerman to the Giants. Larry in
sisted on getting a three year contract
al a figure greater than that for which
his "A contract called. He also in
sisted on getting a bonus and threatened
To retire unless he got what he wa.t,d.
The sun., 1916-09-01

BASEBAIL TODAY. :, 30 PM. N.Y.Ameri-
Guns IS. Bus,on. Polo Grounds Adm, soc.
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