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SARATOGA ENTRIES

SARATOGA. " Y. July Si.-Th- official
entries for the opening day. August !. as
Tirsi rsce.ssnns; 81. tu5ionssISeils
,urgeyne. no. Arrah Go on. iS7: Lion Dor.
li9; Haitian. l23: Huttonthorpe. III: Bun
doze. o. Sturdec. 100. The Desert 10.
Second race-The Shlllelsh eeplech.se
About two miles-k ingstown Pier. lte: Hib-
Ter. 1877 The Brook, lf3: The Dean. i"j
Rooyal Arch. ls5: Doubiet; li2
turlongs-Miss Jem!ma. 49, TIsvesty; II.
Brookholi Ito. sammy. le7: Paul Jones.
bic Eye Io7 Eddi. R.ckenbacker. ils: Best
Pal. 10: The swimmer, ll3. W!ldH!r. no.
Star Court. lo7: Cinderella l2t: Ten Can.
Fourth r.cc-1he, Saratoga handicap tor
,er-Corn Tss-el. lI2: War Cloud. III: 'Pur-
chase. ,lis; Beaver XIII. ios: kc.mer. MS.
Fifth rnce-Selllng. three-ycar o!ds and ut.
mile PoaCh.r, 1906 Wiscst Fool. io5 TN
brrlla. IS: Cath; los; Dorcas. no. Harry
Meekln. 100. kashmir. rs: .Th.s,leLon. 10
I.orcna Moss. %: Queen OF tho Sea 10:
Barhcera. les: Don Lodge. 1903: Romeo. 70
Sixth race--hve and one. half furiongs-
Ethel Gray. li2: whlsk. rs: Santana. IL:
Clarabella. III: RrynSar. ~: Alias. 49,:
Masked Dancer. ll2; Ten Can. ili: Shll-
leash. II. rs: Jessie. ;l2: Turl. IL: Far East,
lI5: Evcrsay. rs: Genie w. ll?: kinE'y
Champion. lI5: Ills Choice. III: Sammy. Ilf:
star Court, lis; Blazr-. III Douhi" Eye" iI5
Indiscr-tio=. Ila: NV Boots. ll2. The Trout
rs; SIR Clarence. rs.
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RED Sox OWNER SCORES JOHNSON
FOR SUSPENSION OF CARL MAYS

BOSTON. July 31.-"The Boston club
is not interested in the action OF Presi-
dent Johnson. Pitcher Mays now is the
property Of the New York club. and
they will have to deal with the matter"
said President III. II. Frazce. Of the
Boston Americans, today. when in
formed OF the suspension OF Mays by
the American League president.
This action is aimed at me and at
the Boston club by President Johnson"
Frazee continued. "IIe has never lost
an opportunity to act when il was pos
sible 10 do SO to the detriment Of my
interests. In this instance. however, he
has missed his mark.
MAYS was transferred to the New
York club yesterday. The players
which the Boston club receives are now
on the way here. and neither they nor
any other features of the transaction
are involved in the action OF President
Johnson. The deal is closed"
The trade by which Carl Mays was
transferred to the New York Ameri-
cans, took rank among the biggest
transactions financially in the history
of baseball An official OF the Red Sox
stated that the Boston club received
$4,000 in cash for Mays. in addition TO
Pitchers Allan Russell and Robert Nc
Graw, and u third player TO be chosen
later. An estimate placed the trad
Ing value OF the three players in ex-
cess of $4,000
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JOHNSON WINS SECOND
LEG OF TENNIS TOURNEY
Frisco Man Defeats Williams, or Hos
toh' in Straight SETS nt Long
wood
Try Associated prcss,

NEWTON. MASS. July al-W n
Johnston, OF san Francisco. won a
5ecpnd leg on the Lonrwood bowl by
n"teat!nG Il Norris Williams OF Sos
ton. today. in the challenge round or
nc annual singles tournament on the
courts o! the Lonrwood Cricket Cluh
Wms d SRA lsHt set victory. the scores
The match was won by Johnston,s
oNeTWhe!ininE spccd Although M"
mao" ieWcr place cnts than Williams
ne r!aCed his shots SO that Williams
nr's ana outs ran high Both men
rTfIurhi.E made gets" that seemed
WI l.ams made total o! seventeen
u.,GHhic faults IN tho three sets. put
Tx ms second ball over swiftly as
nc 'FEt Each scored three service
aces Tn" gallery showed its disiik a
,"r a decision .n favor OF Johnston in
Dc. 'h"ratcly gave Wiliams n point
sa,ehinE his opponents service in his
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

na F5s tw slss-nYs apa opeha, fqrloprs-
e"', won: MarccIIe NJ los Collins rs TO
tNa!D 10 to !. tod =. to To- third Ti,ns
~ y. -" Acid Test PunctuaI also ran
Marce.9 NJ and runctua! Murray en.r~ "'
Huhouo. los tSneidcmanJ Ii To- s ? in IL
l" Won: Dick Williams. ia wv alisl q
- ~; TO !. out. second ti.cIpner II6
,Ii'Z': 10 To !. TO |. i. 10 l. ::i:rd Tim
- 20 Alma IL. Dot;as Best Hong Emnp
S'ar1 might Ill. Courteous also ran
.. ''ri Face-;niic ana i siXtccnth-Dolcfu,
,u 't""anl; +, to =. to = 10 3 won:
l.u.!us' ~ tSchuttingcrb. TO 10 10 oiii
StConH' GTsnhic. IL ODav!cs) to : 10
ID J." :. third Timc--l.fF - TAILOR Maid
W urea Hinnia. Lady Ward. Sir ". John
(I EGn,;h !, ,n!leTwar Machine. 1902
Inii. w tRic"l; 10 ]. to s. TO J. sec.
ono: StinrvEE Elm. l07 tWa;is) ) 70 / 9
Sou - ~ 10 10. !hra .rimc,l 70 30 Mahonv.
- r i,nn,, ragr-siS urinurs---ronwcii. los
%".a'@ s..,, iH ,McCrannl. 9 20 l. to l..
S,1 20 / = 10 J. third Timc-l:io as pa.
WWiy,;.n, MY. AinhaS-ador Ill. Thomas r.
,fSiiNth rae hv9 furlonE--Le tilorieu1 ia
,Ec"I Is TO . to out. won: Spinawav
~ iNoIanI, 10 J. out. out second: 20.
rtIeL'". II tpavics' 10 J. TO ont third
! , imrr.;0l - Sain Rose. -; Kelvin ran.
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RED soX, 2; TIGERS, I
TRy Associated Prcs,1

BOSTON. July 81. = Ninetecn-year
Old Waite Hoyt. pitching his first game
feating Detroit. to /. in twelve in
nings. the winning run coming over
with two out in the twelfth. on n rul-
ing by Umpire Nildebrand who sa
that Ainsmith had interfered with
Haserunner McNaly between third
and home. With one out in the last OF
ran for him. Roth popped to Young
Ruth bounded n single of Heilmann's
glove and McNally took third and CON
iinued toward home. He was caught
on; and in the attempted rundown
liildebrand ruled that A!nsmith inter
fered Detroit players protested the
decision, following the umpires into
their dressingroom. Umpire on bases
Moriarity. put Bush out of the game
In the first OF the twelfth for too
strongly protesting a decisin.
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GIANTS, 5; PIRATES, 2
Try Associated Press.1

PITTSBURGH, July 3l-New York
defeated Pittsburgh today in the clos
Ing game of the series TO 2. Douglas
kept the locals hits scattered. Doyles
error being responsible for one run
and Southworth's triple with man on
base for the other. Carlson was hit
hard In the first inning. two singles,
n double and two triples scoring four
runs He settled down after that, and
with the exception of the third inning
was never In danger. pass, a steal
or second and single scored the NTH
run for the visitors Max Carey made
mis- hrst appearance at bat for ten
weeks. when he hit for Carlson In the
eighth and doubled TO left
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JOHNSON SUSPENDs MAYS
PITCHER SOLD TO NEW YORK
IS RULED OUT OF GAME
American League President's Action LIZ
Scored by Owners OF Ianks
md Red SOx.

CHICAGO. July 31.-Carl Mays, the
Boston pitcher. who was traded yes
terday by the Boston Americans to the
New York Yankees, has been suspended
Indefinitely by b. b. Johnson, president
or the American League. The suspen-
sion is the result of the desertion of
the Boston club by Mays In Chicago
July 10. Mays had n three-year con-
tract with the Boston club. and when
he left the club he broke this contract.
Johnson declared
The deal which was consummated in
New York yesterday is not approved by
Johnson. who said he was surprised to
think that any club owner would be
dickering for n player who acted as
"Baseban cannot tolerate such a
breach of discipline" said Johnson, in
suspending the player.
1T was up to the owners OF tho Bos-
ton club TO suspend Carl Mays for
breaking his contract, and when they
failed to 40 so, it Is my duty as head
OF the American League to act Mays
VIII not play with any club until the
suspension is raised. He should have
reported to the Boston club before
they made any trades or sale"
johnson today notified Owner Frazee
of Boston, and the owners OF the New
York club of the suspension Of Mays.
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ARRANGE FOR POLO GAME
Winners of Match on Saturday to n,
Considered for International
Tenn.
Hampstead. y. Y In

Ht:MPSTEAD. y. Y, July 31.-Ar-
the much discussed Polo game 10 be
contested saturday at the Mcadowbrook
iunt club. the winners of which Will
be among those most prominently con-
sldercd in the selection OF the team
70 be sent England next spring 70
pay for Il international cup. At
saturdays game many army officers
are expected from Camp Mills and
&C. G. Mumsey. J. Watson Webb.
rhomas HITCHCOCK. Jr, and DevereauX
hMiinnrn VIII line up for the Meadow
VINO will probably play under the
kockaway Hunt clubs colors, will line
up with L. Il. Stoddard, T.. w. Hopping
VI stevenson and j. CheVer Cowdin
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REDS TRIM BRAVES TWICE
DOUBLE VICTORY NARROWS
RACE FOR LEAGUE LEAD
Fisher md LuGue FITCH Shutout Ball
and Give Only Seven Hits
In Two Games.

CINCINNATI. July 3l-The Reds shut
out Boston, twice today in the closing
games of their series. to and , 20 O.
Both Fisher and Luque pitched we'll
and their support was very fast Hits
were punched off Rudolph In the first
game. in which the Reds earned
all Eve OF their runs In the second
Heating allowed only four hits An
error by Boeckel and two sacrifice hits
gave Cincinnati it's first run. and the
second was scored on Il walk. 4 wild
pitch and a single by Neale The first
game was played in a drizzling rain.
The scores
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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NEW ORLEANS CLAIMS HOYT
Use Of Stneteen-Yenr-OId Pitcher by
Red Soy Brings Protest to
Bnn Johnnon.
tRv Associated Pres..1

NEW ORLEANS. July 3l.-Use OF
Waite Hoyt. ninetcen-year- old pitcher,
today by tho Boston Americans against
Detroit brought protest from A. j..
Hcinemann. president OF the New Or
leans club. Southern Association, who
recently announced he had purchased
Hoyt outright from Rochester Mr.
Hcinemann tonight wired Presidcn,
Ban Johnson, Of the American League
requesting immediate action in the
case
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AMCUICA> ,..n,

Io.odN' IT, Lou sv-I Ic.
Indianapolis. & Colip,hus
Kansas ci,y. Is; Minneapolis. 10
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ST LOUIS, 3; WASHINGTON, 2
TRv Associated Pres.

WASHINGTON. July 3I.-St. Louis
made ii two out of three from wash
ingion-by taking the final game Of the
each allowed only two earned runs
until the ninth, when Jacobson scored
the deciding run on a single through
leonard. stea! of second and Leon
ards error on Williams srounder
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BRAUER CLUB TAKES LEAD
IN ATHLETIC LEAGUE RACE
Defeats Cottrell Snddlery Company
Team by Score of 10 TO 2-Dnhn
Fms Fourteen.

BY defeating the Cotrrell Saddelry
outfit yesterday afternoon by score
of ten to =, the Brauer club takes the
lead In the Athletic league. Preston
Dahn struck out fourteen batsmen and
kept the five hits garnered by the Sad
dlcrs scattered Howell and Averill
were hit consistently by the Brauer
Oatters. Score:
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Damn Evans Quits Indiana u,

, hI.OVMI NGTON, IND. Lulv 3l-Dana
NJ Evans. basketball and track coach
at Indiana University since 1917, has
resigned TO accept a position as head
OF tnc department of physical cduca-
non AT northwestern University, Evan
SION. ~, according TO announcements
mace mere today. Mr.; Evans formerly
iesc and wrestling coach at Cornell
university. His successor at Indiana
has not been chosen go
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WHITE SOx BEAT YANKEES
POUND SHORE FROM BOX
AND WIN BY 7 TO 2
jackson Walked Intentionally md
Then Hits Pill for Three
BRSes.
fBy Associated Press.1

NEW YORK. July 3l.-Chicago broke
even on its four-Same series with New
YORK here today, taking the last game
OF the series by a score of TO 2. The
w mite SoS hit Shore hard and Knocked
hiin out OF the box in the fourth. Kerr
pitched well for Chicago in the pinches
including his last time up in yester-
cay game, jackson was walked in
tcntionally with men on bases the
fourth consecutive time at bat When
permitted TO hit the ball in the sew
bases.
Score:
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond. 8; Portsmouth. 8 (nrst
Kame(.
Richmond. @: Portsmouth. tsecond
Petersburg. :: Newport News. 2.
Norfolk. 5: Suffolk. ?.
GAMES TODAY.
Portsmouth at Richmond.
Petersburg AT Newport News.
Suffolk ut Norfolk
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SECOND GAME.
Totals ...c7 o Totals as o
Emitted for KentinE In eighth.

"V'E" r,
Roston .......,,....6 n O n n n n n n
Cincinnati ............O q o q q =,
hiiis-Nrale. konf Maranvilie. Sacrifice ny
hauhcrt; Rath To Konf TO paubert: HcrzHg
70 IT Maranviils to li9lkc. Left on bases
IN ,, hupps. 2; on kGnting: !. llts-on Keat-
Struck ou,--bv luGue i bv KaaIinr'
Wild pitch-kcating. Losing pitcher. Kcat-
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Nalger Is dickering for a bou, against
Johnny kilbane, of Cleveland, for the
ieatherwe!Eht title held by Kilbano
Matt filnkci. of Cleveland, is planninr
This contest, and if his negotiations
are successful he will conduct the
match at Cleveland on Labor Day
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Chicago.


Nsw $40 York ',....:.:: g!
summary: Two bascc hitS-Weaver, Pratt
ihree-base hit-Jackson. Home run-Baller.
stolen base.Pcckinpaugh. Sacrifice hits
Kerr tD. Weaver. Dauhle plays-Peckin-
namsh, Pratt and Plpp: Peckinpaush. Han
nah. Pratt and Hannah: Smallwood Peck
inpauEh and Pipp: T. Collins Weaver and
Ris6ers LET, on bases-New York. 81: Chi:
Smailwood. |: on Kerr. I. liits-ofr shore !
In innings (none out IN fourth). Struck
out,hy Smaliwood. !: by Kerr. l. Losing
pitcher-Shore
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NORFOLK, 5; SUFFOLK. 2

NORFOLK VA July 3i-,-mrf-.
Walsh proved himself worthy OF con
!idera tio' for place on tn" stan o,
Pig League To-Day wnen nc becam" mas
Ter OF the gam. between Surolk .,d
Horfolk. rhe visitors were outplaycd
81 all staccs and we're fairly ouiciass.
81. manager oldrinR Munich and
Grow proceeded to mako the game
farce by kicktng on almost every de-
Piston Wnlsh warned them, and w>acn
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PHILLIES, II: ST LOUIS, d.

l!v Associated Press
ST. LOUIS July 3l.-Ihiladclph;a
collected sixteen hits for "A total OF
twenty six bases off four st Ioujs
pitchers today. and easily won the
econd game OF the series. IL to 4
packard. although hit hard, held his
!!npFmer teammates in check whenever
they threatened 10 score
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Tota!s ..st $40 | Totals 81
.bhttcd for Carlson I'm eighth.

New York ..t q I q n A n n ~
Pittsburgh ......, q q n n = -
Summary: Two-base hi,s-Enufr Ti,Loo-
Sar"N hrta-hssa hits-TounE. Doyle
ruihs Sont hworth. stolen hasrs-.povIo
Iuaha" SdcrlhCr hit'-pouGlas. Bgbee
DOUBLE play-p"yIc. Fletcher and chase
I:eft on bases New York. 5: Pittsburgh &
i'ascs on halls--of Douglas. 2: on Carlson
2 hiis,or Carlson, 10 in S Struck Out
by Carlson. ). Losing pitchcr-C'arlSon
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Grand Circuit Rnc.x po.,nons

ool,I MbtS OHIO July 3i.-Today's
cause or rain. Today's card will be
raced tomorrow. and tomorrow's races
MI be moved up TO Saturday. an open
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Boston.
Detroit.
totals ...io l 10 Totals. ...t2 2l2 o
Satted for Ga iner in eighth.

II"tKfd Tot Gamer IN eighth.
Tran for Witt in twelfth
Score by Innings: r
bosom .,,,.:..i g SS 9 -
summary: Two base hts-Ruth Co) Three
base hit-Cobb. Stolen bases-Bush SchanE
Sacriiice hiis--Ainsmith Shorten. ZONES
Npers. Wit. Gainer. Busch. Doubl. PLAYS :
Young TO Bush TO IIeiiman Ayers TO Bush
70 Hcinann. Left on bascs-Detroit 10:
boston. IL: Bases on balls-oh Ayers (: OF
lioy,. Ralk-Ayers. Struck out-hy Gyers.
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SECOND GAME.
Abbott tdttei tur Walsh in tenth
g .hcnd~T hhi'"7 for Eap!"E IN tenth

s snsnd,,r , ts',ct Or Nat!"r in tenth
rts9msaa ?58&25@as
Sum mary. T~o-5ass hts fioape- ,.r.v
n6n nnsp HI24ms{ three, base MIS- Ahhot:
stolen basGn .hnr-c. Poole fI,v ra;ny
Sacrifice hRs Sharpe I'm D,,,t,fe ','.
y1cOu"r 10 lv-rfl- i't0 .y t.E.la-t ts n. '', .
Napier Rooney, Bealo, r,-~.d ialIE
Foiloman uI."ft on bases Etrknn-f
PORTSMOUTH. II FIRST hsses or error.
Portsnou,h, Base On haWy 90" N-,te,
q: on Nctrsugh!in, . o." Posi- II..
on Sarier. IN 10 Innings a." NcGlaur..
IN. 3 in frninrp WIG pitches 20, -,
Bender. ..Tiue Il game. ESQ I-rnpl-.s
johnson ard HcCir.,v ''' >
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Charlie Penn. 2:o7s.. And Tommy
Berry should be seen oftener on the
big. line. Horse and driver have the
right qualifications.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01

twoyear- old trotter is liable to
change hands pretty soon at $4,000
That price was also refused for a four
year-old
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01

North Randall received the largest
entry list in the history of the asso-
citation for their second meet. week
ahead of Belmont.
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Fenesta. 2:06A by San Francisco.
looks 10 be the best trotter in Fommy
Murphys string and he has twenty
other at the races
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Miss Harris NJ. went sparkling
race against Single G.. last week fore
ing the stallion TO beat two minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-01

Lizzie March, by Prince March was
driven to a record OF 2:o2L last week
by Owner John Lawrence, Hoboken
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St. I.ouIa.
WaahIncfnn
:. Ran for picinich in ninth '''''S4 Q

Washington ...::.....o i a-S
rs summary: Two base hits sisIer. Judge Z
hFec, paso hit-Ausiin. Stolen bases 10
Yer. Kice. Jacobson Sacrifice hits-C;srher
,,ilimhS Sscrihce fy-JacobsOn DoubI q
plays Gerber TO Sisler: Shocker TO t;ad,rn
10 To- Sisier Left on bases-St. Louis.
= "FH f on. Bases on balis--on Sh0:k"r
q OF johnson, J. Hit by pitcher ,
Shonker. U.eonard); by johnson. i q
S S,t'aF, struck out-by Johnson. ?: by
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS
SOIrIIENN A>NnCI..r1nN

:oad na Jersey CRY. wet grounds-
j. htntm Nuuulo, ram
"ster-Toruuio rain
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Phtindeiphia- Cleveland (raln).
Chicugo. !; New York 2.
81. Louis. 3: Washington, g
Boston. =: Detroit. 1.
GAMES TODAY.
Cleveland at Washington.
St Louis ut I'hiutlelphia
Detroit at New York
Chicago at Boston.
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PHILADELPHIA,
summary

~ summary; Two-hasc hits -'rrarcsscr
In"nicroft (2>. raulett.. Meusel Mclienrv
cote Double Schu,tl ana lInrn"" M ~
Hnnh,TTr",i 2'd i.rdGrus 90 Left on bases
ia! Jacobs. ]. Sh"rdcl. / Arnee l. Mnv
rhckaid iiis-on Jacobs. In z
on ShcFd"l: In !. off Am"s. 8 In ? S,r,,cE
"ut-nv Jacobs :: hv NAV =: by Packard
Wild piioh-Mav Losing pitvhcr-
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Peter Billiken and John r. Braden
both about eleven years Old. won good
races last week on the Grand Circuit,
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GOSSIP OF HORSES

Entries closed yesterday for Bel
mont Grand Circuit.
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r. b. Brauer........1 3 400 0 90
cottrell Saddiory...o 0 @;
summary; Three base hit-Dewell. Stole
bases-P. Dahn. Dewe!l, Powell Beck
Stuart. Toler, Pridddy. Double play
stuart 10 Collins to Dcwell. Hit BY pitched
ball-rolcr. Vcrmilera Thornton. Bases o.
ea iisnoff AyeTiil. q off Howell. !; of Dahn
Smith
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Jesse winters came to the Giants
with a create! knowledge OF baseball
Joined the New York club at Marlin in
!cl'. and big things were predicted
for MIN. although he vas sent 10 Kan
Shs C!tE .or session under the ex-
pcrienced eye OF John Cancel Later
he was drafted. and WITHIN shor,
CONTINUED on Tcnth paee1
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E'CRaW IS PROFESSOR Of
BASEBALL, Says C0RBETT.
Famous Leader of Giants Gives Daily
Instruction in National
PaStimc.
PRESENT CLASS NUMBERS FIVE
University Men From Louisiana, New
York, Massachusetts and Kansas
Are Now Pupils OF New York Ma
ti0nal Manager.
DY JAMES j. ConnE1vr

D. NEW ", I r3Rk, ic, July sl.mWe often
himself famous. In the vernacular OF
ne In, theaisr he plays the par, to per;
than the proof we can fad in the
records. which tell us that he has
been playing at the same old stand for
fifteen odd years and winning pcnnants
with regularity.
But one seldom hears Of McGraw as
professor o: baseball" the sort OF
professor who gathers small class
around him and gives it daily instruc-
tons in the national pastime.
McGraw has such class this year.
but nov IL has been reduced by one
because Professor McGraw sent one OK
his pupils to a minor league club, pre-
sumabiy with the idea or giving him
the advantage OF more practical cX-
per!cuCe.
College Player. in Glass.
McGraw's class is now made up of
Al Baird. formerly Of Louisiana State
University. VINO is Larry Doyie's
umdersIudy. ana who has a!eady had
as a baseball and foo,ball s,ar; Ch!ck
ou,ncldcrs. and jess Winters. a pitchnr
VINO hrst attracted attention at Sim
mons col!ese. OF Abilene, Kan. The
kichbourg. from Florida University,
who has been sent TO Oakland. and
who, as a green youngs,er. has been
getting great amount Of publicity
Baird. Winters and Frisch are tho
notable members OF the class and all
nave appeared in the box scores mis-
season Bowen and stats. both anhl-
tCus 10 take up professional bail
when their college days are over wIi
be handed contracts by the Giant man.
agcr some day II they show him the
proper development
In Baird 1t is believed McGraw has
a coming star Baird's actions around
the keystone sack are not unlike those
OF LAIR: LaJoic. and as he stands Nd
Well against all kinds OF pitching his
chances with the Giants are bright
McGraw discovered Baird at Baton
Rouge when the Giants played an eN-
hihition game there In 1918. one
glance at iialrds work, playing second
convinced him that he was a n,;ur.i
second baseman
Winters Had Experience
Jesse M.mters cainn u TIC C:iar.s
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oPOR RICHMOND SPORTS
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago BROOKLYN (wet grounts>
Philndclpnin. IL: St. Louis, g.
Siincinmtti. .; huston. o ltirst Snme).
New York. D: Pittsburgh. 2.
GAMES TODAY.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnati
brooklyn at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. Louis
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=, %" Orleans. az Nashville. 10
q atlanta, = Memphis 0.
rounds i'"'"' wet
at Mobile, 0, Chattanooga. J.
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FIRST GAME.
Score by Innings.

Score by innings: r.
POStOn .,,,....... a q n q n n n n n n
Cincinnati! ........ O q n . n
summary; Two-base hit-zRath Three
bass hits-Ciroh Brcsslcr. Sacrifice hits
itaih Dauhert, Roush. Sacrifice ny-Roush
i;"ii on hases-i3osion; :: Cincinnati. 3.
l. Struck out--by Fisher. l.