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GIANTS lombard
VAUGHN; WIN, s TO 4


knocked out single, but Gonzales
forced Ben.
The New York thumpers got busy
with Vaughn again In the fourth and
pounded in two more runs. Kauff drove
red hot single to right and advanced
to second on Gonzales's out. Snyder
drove a double into left centre, driving
In Benny. Nehf expired on a lift 70
F1ack. but Burnss second single drove
in the big catcher.
The Giants got a nth run in the sixth
and 1t proved very handy later on. Sny-
der slugged a single to centre for his
third hit. He was advanced by Nehf, and
scored on Burnss long double to left.
Tho st. townsville boy was nipped try
ing for a triple.
Nehf got along pretty well until the
seventh, when he lost control. With one
out he walked Killefer and O'Farrell.
the latter batting for Vaughn. Flack
doubled to left, scoring Kiliefer and
sending O'Farrell to third. Hollocher
kept 1t up with a single to centre. OFar-
rel! scoring and Flack going to third.
Nehf got out of this luckily. Herzog
drive one at him 30 hot he didn't have
time to duck The ball dropped dead
and Nehf threw Herzy out at first
Flack then tried to score from third af-
ter Arthur threw the ball. but Gonzales
made a fine return peg to the plate and
nipped the Chicago speed boy.
Barnes took charge In the eighth, and
he just got by in the ninth. Killefer sin
gled with one out and scored when Pas
kert, hitting for Carter. doubled to left
centre. Flacks out, Fletcher to FIRST, put
Dode on third. You can do IT.! Merkle
yelled to Hollocher. but Fred was wrong
Charley couldn't. He flied to Young. The
score:
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FRIEDE DOUBLE VICTOR.
Needs One More Rsce TO Retain
Canoe HOnors.

THOUSAND ISLANDS. N. Y. Aug? 1s.-
Leo Friede of New York. international
cha mpion, won both events of the ma
tional canoe sailing championship at
the American Canoe Association regatta
here to-day. In the third race. to be
contested tomorrow, Friede. who has
held the title since 1914, must finish only
fourth to retain the championship.
The first race. over a six mile TRAN
gular course. was run In q heavy breeze
in hour IL minutes 1 second. Ira
Kip Of New Jersey was second; r
Britton. Canadian champion, third. II.
d. Murphy. Boston. fourth; N. Palmer.
Hartford, Conn.,. NTH. and d. Wolters,
Rochester, sixth.
Sailing six miles to the windward and
return in 1 hour 30 minutes 81 seconds
in the second event, Friede won by a
large margin from Britton. Kip was
third. Murphy fourth and wolters nth.
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CHICAGO A. A. WINS MEET.
Captures Central A. A. U. Title
LOOMS Stars on Track.

CHICAGO, Aug. 16. - The Chicago
Athletic Association with-Joe Loomis as
individual point winner with Is. romped
away with the Central A. A. U. outdoor
field and track championships to-day,
scoring 1T points The Illinois A c.
was second with 70.
The only record broken was the
Javelin throw when II. Grier i. A c.,
increased his own record OF 100 feet Ave
inches. made In 1915, to III feet five
inches
Joie Ray. crack miller. closed his local
career for the /. A. c.. winning the half
mile in 1 :5s as and the mile in 4:1S 1-5.
Lieut.. Joe Stout, U. OF c.. winner of
the 1900 meter run In the A. f. F.
games in France, was badly beaten in
the Ave mile event, finishing third, while
George Henkel. Logan Square, won In
81 "a 2-5.
Loomis won both the 100-yard dash
and to- 22o-yard high hurdles He made
the dash In 10 :01
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BROOKLYN PREPARES.
WIN Open Gates at 11i3O A. NJ. for
Game with Reds To-day.

On account Of the trafic strike in
Manhattan many Of the downtown fans
who cannot taxicab to the Polo Grounds
either win take the Broadway subway
20 Brooklyn or else get the Brighton
L trains at Brooklyn Bridge and at
tend the game between the Dodgers and
Reds at Ebbets Field The strike on
the marlborough lines will not affect tho
Broadway subway.
On account OF the big advance sale
at Ebbets Field presaging huge crowd
to-day the Brooklyn officials have de-
cided to open the gates at IL 80 A. NJ
Brooklyn officials say much of the con-
gestion and trouble that marred the re-
cent series between the Giants and Reds
at the Polo Grounds could have been
averted II the gates had been thrown
open sooner. There was too short time
for the fans to pile in all at once.
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oA's-s' In Ne" f1 Cincinnati in Brooklyn.
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TO voyearod niles Five and ha fur
Unss PGse t snha co. owna x Ross Tlanr
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RIXEY. KNOCKED OUT.
COMES BACK STRONG
Blanks Pirates, 4 to o, After
Corsairs Win, s to 4.

PH1LADs1PHA. Aug. 16-(National)
--Pittsburg knocked Rixey out of tho
double header, Q to 4. but the big SOUTH
paw came back In the second game and
blanlted the Pirates. 4 to o. Brilliant
fielding. including three swift double
plays. helped him materially. Only one
visitor passed second base. Luderus and
Manager Cravath hit home runs in the
frst game.
Cravath got into the lineup after
williams injured his elbow crashing into
the bleacher wall In pursuit of Lees
triple IN the third inning Of the second
game. Cutshaw grabbed Rixeys drive
in short centre and threw to Terry, who
then retired the runner at first by q
swift throw. The score:
TIRam nANu
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JORDAN NOSES OUT
CELLARS IN DUEL
Victory Goes to Buffalo Over
Skeeters in Tenth-Score
Is 1 to 0.

In a stirring pitching duel between
Cellars and Jordan buffalo nosed out
Jersey City in the tenth inning, l to O.
yesterday. No run was scored till the
tenth. when a Buffalo rally Melted the
Bisons the lone run OF the game and
victory.
cellars of Jersey City faltered In the
tenth, when, with Jordan on base, ne
forced to run across the plate by hitting
Donelson and passing both Barney and
Harscher.
= Jordan twirled wonderful ball, holding
the Skeeters to two hits. cellars yielded
seven hits and kept them scattered until
the extra inning, when hb temporarily
weakened and the Bisons cashed in.
Both twirlers were backed up with
brilliant support. No misdemeanors
were committed behind either twirler.
The score:
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CARDINALS TAKE
TWO FROM BOSTON
Bunched Hits and Poor Sup
port Beat Keating-Schupp
Twirls Winning Ball.
FERDIE FANS EIGHT
Former Giant Shows Flash OF
Old Time Skill in Sec
ond Battle.

BosroN, Aug. 1s.-tNational)--st'
Louis took both games to-day from Bos-
ton, the FIRST TO 2. when St Louis
punched hits off Heating, who was sup
ported poorly, and the second game. :
to /. with Schupp having the better for
tune in the pinches than oeschger, who
started his first game for Boston. schupp
famed eight and passed three. Bunched
hits and Oeschger's wild heave ac-
counted for three runs in the sixth. The
score:
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LINCOLNs FACE EIBEL.
Former Lacquer VIII Pitch for
Robins Dry Dock To-day.

Hack Eibel, former International
League pitcher. now working for the
Robins Dry Dock. will face the Lincoln
Giants for the second time this season
this afternoon at olympic Field in Har-
lem. The shipbuilders will play the
second game against the Lincolns, Eibel
lost to the home club by one run some
time ago and is eager for revenge He
has had several offers to join the Inter-
nationals this season but has turned
them down To-day he win face Cy-
clone Joe Williams. leading colored
pitcher in the East. and great battle
is assured.
In the first game the Lincolns will
tackle the Maujers, one OF the Oldest
semi professional clubs in the East. The
Maujers will have a former major league
pitcher in the box and may spring a
surprise 4
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finish and w. r. Goes Overcast made
a runaway match OF the last event
winner, l. o. Miller OF washington went
to the sales ring and bid UP the Ally
to $4,000 and got her at that figure.
Buddy Ensor was set down again by
Mars Cassidy for bad behavior at the
post.
George D. widener has bought Trompe
la Mort from his uncle. Joseph E.
Widener, and ]. H. MtDonald has
purchased Pictor from George Widener.
Vindex, the renowned colt belonging
to Harry Payne Whitney, pulled up
lame after a speed trial yesterday MORN
Ing and he is not likely to be seen
under silks for several weeks.
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NEWARK, Aug. 16.-Hammering both
Rommell and Shea hard and taking ad-
vantage OF the ragged Newark defence
Binghamton took both ends of the double
header from the Bears to-day. The
scores were 9 to 5 and to T.
Newark hit Higgins hard in the early
Innings of the opener. but the Bingoes
kept pounding Rommell and put the
game on Ice with a rally that netted four
runs in the fifth. There was no scoring
In the last four frames.
Donovan held the Bears TO three hits
In the second game while Binghamton
was making merry with Shea's slants.
Shea received just as poog support in the
second game as was accorded Rommell
In the opener. Binghamton got away
to three run lead In the second inning
and steadily increased the advantage.
Donovan blanked Newark until the
eighth. when the Bears bagged a run and
saved themselves from the ignominy Of
q shutout. The scores:
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MISS DETROIT III. WINS.
Captures Final Race for 81
Lawrence River Trophy.
Special D.spateA to THE Sur.

ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y, Aug. 16.-The
third race for the Thousand Islands
Yacht Club championship challenge cup
for the St. Lawrence River trophy,
which was postponed yesterday on ac-
count of the heavy sea on the st. Law
rence River. was held to-day over the
clubs course OF thirty-three miles. The
race resulted in final victory for Miss
Detroit Ill.
Miss Detroit III. won the two proceed
ing races and her victory to-day gives
her the trophy which @. T. Wood. owner
OF the hydroplane, will take back to De-
Detroit Yacht Club until June /. 1890.
when It will be returned to the Thousand
Islands Yacht Club to be contested for In
the races here in the summer of 1920.
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FIRST GAME

.Ba.t.a for Rixey IN ,hs 'Tsss. rd' inninssH "'
tBatted for Murray In the ninth inning.
tran for HogE in the ninth inning,
f PSi2S '. ,,.:...... u
Two base hits-southworth. whitted, Carey,
Williams. Three base hit.-Lee: Home runs.
ssSTifcs hit"BisSe.. ssS3ncs fiesOssrb.re
:, Meusel. Double plays-Zyhitsed Miller aud
Barbara 3; PEulette and Luderus. Left on
ssIlsNo q Rls.y h hs:s.
H1sTsy. s.Pacs 9asgsy &i. snA 3, by Ss M@-
ray, L wild Ditch-Mlisr. Losins pltc6sS-
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SECOND GAME.


TotaIs... II FfZS II OF
'Batted for Hubbell In tho eiFhth IN ming.
1.-Two out when winning run was scored.
Toronto ...-........---....0 l -
Two base hit-Spencar Stolen bases-
Whiteman. Spencer. Sacrifice hits-Schulte,
Hubbell, Cook Left on bases-Toronto, !,
on Hubbeil. i. Hits-of Hu6baii' in IN.
ninEs ca at batl; OF Peterson. 2 in IS In
ming q at bath. Hit by pitcher-By Schwartz
!spencer(. Struck out-By Hubbell. ), Loo
ing pitcherSPeterson.
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ling Mile. Purse, ss7ess. Time, 1 40 Is. Post,
olambsla-Lady Navarro. Owner And trainer.
TIA FIFTH AcD.rhrse-ye.reld.. Claiming D N

Hannibal was in hand all the way, took coumar
extended War Pennant easily best Of the other
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Sub Rosa weakened
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off Singles Fhus an Tournament Of Fkayy Hunting
Sport Events To-day

BAsEBALL-Giants vs.. Chicago ut
r r Grounds y. M nsockisn We:
jersey City W. Buffalo at West Side
Park, jersey City, 1880 p. NJ, two
games; Newark VS.. Blnghamton ct
Federal League Park, Newark. 1880
BiCYCIE RAcING-At Newark veio-
drome.
TROTTING-On Harlem Speedway.
ATHLETICS Eccentric Eiremen's
games at Celtic Park. 80 &
ThNNIsEAs Greenwich Field Club,
regatta on Harlem River, $3.50 p. RI;
sheepshead Bay Canoe Club races.
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PARNlYAM PITCHES
A DOUBLE VICTORY
Baltimore's Iron Man Beats
Rochester, s to I and 8 TO 4.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 16.-(InternationaD
pitched Baltimore to a dou-
BILE victory here to-day over Rochester.
to l and to 1. He held Rochester to
three hits In the first game. The scores
FIRST GAME
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Totals, =. .lslS4 81
sBatted for Pnrtall In ninth inning

Toronto ,............. 0 o 90 . 0 al
Two base hits-Weiser. Hummel. Fish5rrr'
Three base hit--Altenburg. Stolen base,
F1shburn. Sacrifice ht-Durns. Sacrthc ny
-Altenburg, Double plRy-sheridan, FToWeeT
and Cook Left on bases-Toronto, :; Resa..
Ing. s. Bases on bAlls-oh weinert, 6 ,99 on
Jones, 2. Struck out-By Weinsrt. S, WliHp
pitoh-Jones. Passed bAlls-Cook, 3, hA0
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SECOND GAME.
5Ssssssll::a.tasSe fs ssa. = 4

croft, Trssesssr. sser,lcs sit.Msussl.
southworth. .Cutshaw and whltted: Rixey.
and Eaieras 3. Gsf, on bssssNPi,tsburs's '' I;
philsdGphia, 9. Bases on balis-Oh Ponder,
Z; on Hamilton, al ,n !; on Si1 s; Hi.sEoG
inning, struck ogt-By Ponder, 3; by nixey.
!. VITA .pitehes--Poudsr. Hamiiton 8 Losing
pitcher-Ponder.
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Three Cardinals Are
Among Batting Select

~ EsPIrE their humble position IN
u tss Ns sls,.i. League s.ss ,st the h e
tiers among the leading ave In the Ma
tional League-stock, McHenry and
Hornsby. Hornsby Joined the select
GLASS yesterday. There was no change
In the American League.
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Two base hits-Rousch, Kopf, Mace, Ko-
netchy. Three bsss hit-Daubert. Stolen
Left on bases-Cindnnati. 4; brooklyn, ..
Hits and earned runs-off Pfeffer ii and .
in INNING: on Mitchell and in in.
Struck out--By Prefer, Z Kopf, wingo); by
Ruether. 8 tGinith. q, Wheat. Myers, NJ.
Wheat, PfefferD. Winning pitcher-Ruether.
Mccormick (plate) and Harrison Cbases).
Time Of game-1 hour and 81 minutes.
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READING DOUBLE VICTOR.

READING. Pa, Aug. 16.-(Interna-
made double killing
here this afternoon, defeating Toronto
In two games. 5 to and 3 TO q The
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FIRST GAME.
! Totals. ssas u 10 4
Totals. SO SIS q 1f2
sBaffed for Heating An

Totals. SsssN 1i2
'Batted for Heating In the ninth inning.
81. Louis ..............o 90 9!
Two base hits-Sherdel, Heating, Wilson.
Boeckel. Three base hits-Dilhoefer. Maran-
Vile. Stolen bases-Heathcote, Lavan. Sac
rifce hit-Rawlngs. Double plays-Lavan to
Stock to Leslie: Stock to Leslie. Left on
bases-st. Louis, 8; Boston. s. Babes on
balls-on Sherdel, 8: off Heating. 2 Struck
out-By sherdei, 1: by Heating. s. Wild pitch
-Kaatinr
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Paskert stofen bases-HsrIog. Frisch. Sac
Tiass hi,-Hol9sSsF Double piays1ss sn.a.s
Bases on Ssiis-on Nehf. s Cdagee, Khiefer.
QFarrelD: OF Carter, 2 (Frisch. Gonsalssl.
Hts5on Xsushn Il IN inning on Carter e,
Barnes, 2 In 2 innings. Struck out-By
Vaughn. 4 young, Z; Fletcher, NehD; by
winning pitcher-Nehf Losing pitcher
Vaughn. Earned runs-off Nehf s: on
Barnes, 1; of Vaughn. 6. umpires-Msssrs.
Rigler and Byron. Time Of same-l hours
and minutes.
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HANNIBAL WINNER
OF SPAFEATRUE


and he gave Hannibal a couple Of
slashes with the whip.
Hannibal responded nobly and at the
sixteenth pole was racing over War PEN
nant, which was staggering from
fatigue. Hannibal galloped to an easy
victory.
After the race Hannibal showed signs
of soreness and hobbled back to the
scales. But when cooled out in the
paddock his soreness disappeared and
Thomas Healey, his trainer, was conf
dent he would be ready to keep his next
engagement.
The victory Of Hannibal was tonic
for Mr. Wilson. It made him fairly
bubble over with JOY. The colt Is his
pet. He was bred on his Kentucy farm
and Is the son of his once famous race
horse Olambala and out of Mexicana,
through which the blood of Hanover
flows.
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SECOND GAME.

sBoecael out, hit by batted ball.
tBatted for Powell In the sixth inning.
st. Louis ............ 1 % o o.
Boston ....,.....,... o 0 o l o o OIL
Two base hits-Marsnville. Gowdy. Three
base hit.-Hornsby. Stolen base-Clemons.
--Boeckel, Holke and Maranville. Left on
bases-st: Louis. Z; Boston, 5. Bases on
balls-On Schupp, 9; of Oeschger, Q. Struck
out-By Schupp, s; by oeschger. T.
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National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, b; Chicago, 4.
cincinnati, 81 Brooklyn, o.
Pittsburg, o, philadelphia, first Eame)
philadelphia, tj Pittsburg, o (socond Eame)
81, Louis, 81 Boston, 2 (nrst camel
81. Louis. IL Boston. (second camel.
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Totals; ssl7so 10 0

Jersey city $50. ,, 0 Q 0 0 0 Q %
Two base hit--zellhrs. Three base hit-De-
vinney Stolen bases-McCaTTon. Jordan Left
on ballsLLof cellars, 3; on Jordan, l. Hit by
pitcher-By Cellars, 1 Donelson). Struck
out-By cellars. .; by Jordan. 2 Winning
pitcher-Jordan. Losing pitcher-Zellars.
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BALTIMORE a.

Two base hits-Jacobsou, EEan ?, Hons
on balls-By Parnham, .. Hit by pitcher
BY P Psrosa. R Ss, struck out
bases-Rochester, Z; Baltimore, 8.
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-Tnreye and
PuseN Time,2 g.
exosns
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Totals. "a s1oH 81

Stolen bases-Ellerbe. Miller. Shannon.
Denle. Sacrifice hit-Smith. Double play
Sergeant Cunassisted). Left on bases-Bing-
hamton 4; Newark. s. Bases on balls-on
Shea. 3: off Donovan, s. Struck out-By
Donovan. 4: by Shea. 8.
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Totals. sssu NiSo
RAltImora ... 4

Lawn. Sacrifice 'hits-Kost Long. sscGT.n,'
fiy-sehaufele Stolen bases--Maisel KEN
HONG. Double plays-Dooian, BoleS ,,isN
by Brogan. s. by Parnham, .. ny IL, y
pftcher-By PArnhan. (sehwsi,ser). svIunn
out-i3y parnham. 2: by Brogsn
on bases-Rochsster. NJ Baltimore J.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
ED FOR TO-DAY.

New York IN Cleveland.
PhiiAdelphia IN Chieage
Wask Sgton IN Detroit.
Boston IN St. Louis.
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Rich Juvenile stake.

The Spinaway brought together the
cream of the juvenile FLIES. 1t is an
old stake, too, having been first run In
1881, and won by such great racing
mares as Miss Woodford. Tanya,
Maskette, Olive Wood and Passing
Shower. It has a guaranteed cash value
of $500. Seventeen youngsters donned
silks for It.
w. r. Coe was represented by Cleo
patra and Masked Dancer; Commander
Ross by His Choice and Consistency: J.
.. Keene by Western wonder named
Lunetta Mrs. r. NJ. Brown by Gloria ;
j. w. May by Head Over Heels; Harry
Payne Whitney by Afternoon Samuel
Lewis by Homely; George w. Loft by
Germa, while Violet Tip carried Raj
Parr's colors.
Montford Jones was represented by
Chelma p. and Ethel Gray E. r. Brad
ley's colors we're on Busy Signal, and
]. II. Eossiter's on Wedding Cake Fly
ing Flower represented Mrs. Walter NJ.
Jeffords. At the last minute p. A.
Clark decided TO have his colors In the
race and added Polysanda.
At the webbing the field was as frac-
t:ous lot of thoroughbreds as has faced
the starter this year The youngsters
pranced about and tried their mightiest
to kick the ribs out of their opponents.
At least a dozen times some OF them
went through the barrier, but Mr.. Cas-
sidy showed rare patience. He was re-
warded. for when he sent them on their
way they were all aligned.
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Constancy Opens Up a Gap.

Constancy had the most early speed
and with Tommy Nolan in the saddle
sped out of the bunch and quickly opened
up a big lead on his field Masked
Dancer chased him for a half-miie and
then quit. AS Mr.. Goes Ally died away
Germa and Wedding Cake, with Homely,
took up the chase but Constancy had too
much speed and stamina for them, as
they were unable to get within striking
distance. During the last furlong Nolan
began to ease up his mount. and at the
Judges stand Constancy was only gal.
Looping.
The tight for the second end Of the
purse was thriller. Wedding Cake,
Germa and Homely sped past the judges
almost abreast.
While Consistency was much the best
and would have won under most any
conditions, the race Of Homely was a
wonderful one. SAe broke badly. met
with all sorts OF Interference and was
compelled to run around her field all tho
way. At the end she was running
strongly and In few more jumps would
have been second.
The other races furnished good snort
too. A. Macomber's War kiss won the
nrst race. dash for three year old Al
lies. in a stirring finish by neck from
M, Goldblatt's Fiji. Fiji turned two or
three soraersaults In the paddock and
tried to run away.
In the chase Joseph e. Wldener's
Doublet scored an easy victory over RAJ
PARIS Robert Oliver and A. II. Ahles's
Kismet.
c. p. Winfrey's consistent little plater
Iyry won the NTH race in a whipping
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit, 81 New York. Q.
PHILADELPHIA u 81. Louis, 4.
Chicago, ~ Boston, o.
Cleveland washington game postpousI,,
wet grounda.
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SIXTH RACE-Maiden lilies; two-year.,

Apprentice aliowancs claimed.
1.-TWO poundA fpso- po1ndA
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'BINGHAMTON. TAKES
TWO FROMNEWARK
Pounds Rommell and Shea and
Profits by Errors-Scores
8 to 5 and 9 to 1.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Of Yesterdays Games,

Buffalo, 1; Jersey City, o.
I Binghamton, 0; Newark. s (1rst game).
Binghamton, Q; Newark, 0 (second game).
Heading. Q; Toronto, . (second gsme).
Baltimore. 9; Rochester, (first camel
baltimore. 8: Rochester. (second game).
The Ordway new era., 1919-02-14

1t Is foolish for man to kick him
self when he is down.