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GEERS MONOPOMZES
TROT'TING VICTORIES
Holds Reins Over Four Out Of
Five Winners in Grand
Circuit Meet.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y. Aug. 21.-Ed-
ward r. Geers took the lions share Of
honors at the second day of the Grand
Circuit here. He drove four OF the hVe
winners on the programme, and in one
of his victories he piloted Goldie Todd
to a straight heat triumph over Frank
Dewey and Sanardo.
The veteran reinsman accounted for
THE Vassar," 2 10 pace, a $4,000 purse;
'-The Liberty" 2 :16 trot for three-year-
olds, which he won with Molly knight,
and two breeders club events, the two
year-old and three-year-old trots. Du-
dette and Wiki Wiki were the winners.
Walter r. Cox drove McGregor the
Great to straight heat victory in the
other $4,000 event, THE Poughkeep-
sie." The summaries:
2:n CLASS TRoTTING-THB PoUGHKEEP-
sIE-PURsE $3,OOo-Two IN THREE.
McGregor the Great, b. h, by Peter the
Hollywood Naomi. b. m. by Peter the Great
joseph S suy. b. h. BY Guy AIworthy
Merida, b. m. by Atlantic Express Oh. y,
Bonnie Del, b. g.. by Del Coronado Cor
Maricndaie. zomidotte and Anna Maloney
Time, 2 :o7X. 2:osb.
2:1e CLASS PACING-THE vAssAR-PURsE
sS,000-Tw0 IN THREE.
GoldIe Todd. b. M, by Todd Mac (Geers) /
ssnarro. b. g.. by San Francisco Murphy). 3
Frank Dewey, b. g., by John Dewey Con 2
Irish Voter, b. g., by John A. McKerron
Harper. b. g.. by McEwen tGarrison). 49,. dis
Hollywood Billy also started.
Time, 2:6212. 2:02l1.
THREE-YEAR-OLD TROT-THE BREEDERS
CLUB-yALuE sSso-Two IN THREE.
wiki wiki, br. c., by Anvil (Geers) ...... /
Dors Hsines, b. T.. by Morgan A1worthy =
" Time. a,::sc&.. a::;oil... '''''''''''
wo-YEAR-oLD TRoT-THE BREEDERS
CLUB-vALUE s1.2oo-Two IN THREE.
pudette, b., f.. by Etawah !Geers) ..:....:.I
Day Star, b. c, by Peter the Great (Cox).
Larry Mozart, b. f.. by Peter Mozart Crall-
D Time, sii:s. 2:i2:H. '''''''
2:1s CLASS TRoTT1NG-THE LIBERTY
PURSE s2ooo-Two IN THREE.
Molly Knight, b. M, by General Watts
Little Lee, b. g.. by A1worthy CIcDonaidj
Normal Dillon. b. c.. by Dillon AXworthy
Brother Peter. b. C, by Peter the Great
King Stout, oh. c., by Elcanto "a; stouD. 3
Grace Drake, Liberty Todd, Dark Flower and
Bourbon Watts also started
Time, 2:osk 2:O7lA.
TO BEAT 2:25H PACING.
Anna Pratt, b. m, by King Belllni Phiuips),
won. Time, 2:l2h
TO BEAT 2 800 TROTTING
Peter Derby, Gu. g.. by Peter the Great ca.
Z. Murphy. lost Time, :32H.
TO BEAT 2 BOX TRoTTING.
Selka, CHI. m. by Peter the Great Oh. Elem
m.nE), won. Time, 2'O7h.
TO BEAT 2 :SO1t TRoTTGNG.
Harvest Sprtte b. 4, by The Harvester Oh.
gh fua
TO BEAT AJAX TRoTrING.
Lady Connie, blk. T., by Tregantie Phillips),
won. Time. 2l5h.
TO BEAT 2:sON TRoTTING.
LAttle Bondsman, b. g.. by The Bondsmsn
| Phillips), won. TINE, 222k
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O'DOWD AND BRITTON
IN BOUT TONIGHT
Each Champion Sure He viii
Score a Knockout.

Either Mike o'Dowd. the worlds
middleweight champion. or Jack Britton.
welter champion OF the world. will be
grievously disappointed man about the
time the Newark town clock strikes IL
tonight. Michael and John are TO have
an eight round joust with eight ounce
gloves in the Newark Sportsmen's Club
before probably 5000 persons. O'Dowd
solemnly declares that he Will have
Britton on the floor considerably in ad-
vance of the eighth round and Britton,
with his right hand raised asseverate ties
that O'Dowd will be sleeping so peace
fully about the sixth round he never
will hear the referee count ten over him.
II O'Dowd is stopped, ne will lose his
title, but If Britton is knocked out he
merely loses prestige, An added attrac-
ton will be the appearance of Eddie
Fitzsimmous, the formidable Yorkyille
lightweight, In bout with Johnny
Summers of Newark.
All signs point to a record attendance
at the bout The transportation facill-
ties will be increased for the occasion,
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Double Header With nr
Douglas Jumps Giants;
McGraw Suspends Him

n Hill DOUGLAS is shuffling again.
He has shuffled himself out of
New York and away from the
GIANTS. Douglas failed TO appear at
the Polo Grounds on Wednesday.
When no failed to show up again
Yesterday John MoGraw suspended
MIN and placed him on the ineligible
list. Some of the players declared
that Douglas had gone back to Chi
cago.
Douglas reported Ill with a cold last
Friday BY Monday the illness had
changed to ptonaine poisoning, but
on Tuesday Douglas went in against
the Cubs in the FIRST game Of the
double header. For the second time
In as many tries since he was traded
TO the Giants Douglas failed to beat
the Cubs, and he felt the sting keenly.
McGraw was irate against the
pitcher yesterday, and declared that
ne would not stand for another Bugs
Raymond on his club. Douglass
detection at this time brought the ire
OF his fellow players on his head. too.
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rnden Substitutes Garland for Rleaards as Partner.

William
his
Yonkes Tndens
With
mat
he be
appointments
Time
he
no
of
MIN andm
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Reds and White sox Refuse TO Break Up.

Here August % and the major league leaders decline
by their four out OF against the Giants and their
lives and threaten to keep playing that the end of the
but the odds heavily against them that critics
advantage the American
Williams
off
after the leaders, o
hangs
o a
Of
s
the Reds
struck
snatched
led
Ike
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sUAREz vs.. WILLIAMS.

The third OF the series Of double head +;
ers between the Lincoln Giants and the =
Cuban stars from Havana viii be staged {
on Sunday afternoon at Olympic Field,
in Harlem In the six games thus far
contested the Lincolns have earned an
even break. They lost both games in
the first double header and broke even
in the second and won the third twin
bill. Suarez. who has beaten the Lin
coins each time, will try again. He viii /,
be opposed by Joe Williams. The LIN,
coins viii have three new Western Pitch
era on sunday.
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GIANTS VS.. ST. LOUIS TODAY, $3.50
r. NJ, Polo Grounds. Adm. 5Oc.-Adu.
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stolen Bases-olson, 10; Johnston. IS: Ko-
netchy, Il; Myers 10; z, Wheat. 0; Griffith,
6; Kilduf, 9: Krusger. \ Miller. /: Grimes.
4: Pfeifer. 1.
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Stolen Bases-Pratt. l6; Bodle, Il, PecNu-
paugh, II; Baker 10 Lewis, 6; Ppp, 3; Wick,
&; Fewster, 3; Ruel 3; Hannah. l,
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Totals. As ! 7'4o % 81 Totals 81 al q IS 2
'one out when winning run was scored
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DODGERS, OUTHIT,
DEFEAT PIRATES
Pittsburg Gathers Seven Safe
Drives More Than Brooklyn,
but Drops Game, 8 to 2.
ny GEORGE n. UNDERWOOD.

That accidents, like Borrows. come not
singly but in battalions. was evinced at
Ebbets Field yesterday. when the nicely
creased trousers of he immediately
attired Mr.. Byron were frightfully lacer-
ated by the steel shod hoofs of Carlson
Bigbee, Zeb Terry was hit flush on his
educated dome by a holly heaved ball
by Tommy Griffith and the Dodgers, out
hit by the Pirates, IL to 5, made the
Ccrsairs walk the plank to the tune OF
8 to 2.
IF a team outbatted 10 to still can
win 8 to 2, It must be an accident"
quoth Manager Hugo Bezdek as he
paused for an after the battle conference
with the war correspondents detailed to
cover the Flatbush sector of the base
ball front
To a man up q tall tree. however,
there was nothing accidental about the
Brooklyn victory. The effective pitch
ing of PfefTer in the pinches, and some
nifty throwing to bases by Tommy
Griffith was what held Pittsburg to a
measly pair of runs on an even dozen
clouts. That Brooklyn was able to
make three runs out of five hits har-
vested off Babe Adams was due to a
timely two sack thump by Hy Myers
in the third inning and what the official
scorer charged up as a pair Of boobies
by Barbara in the first frame.
Johnston Scores I'm First.
With one down In the first Johnston
hammered hopper at Barbara. Bar
bare made a phenomenal stop of the
smoking drive but the ball rolled a few
feet to one side and the greyhound
Johnston reached first base. What the
majority of the fans thought a single
by Johnston officially was tabulated as
an error by Barbara. Then Barbara
followed with a palpable misdemeanor.
wild throw that bounded into right
field. gave Zach Wheat a hfe and en-
abled Johnston to score. Myers's single
to centre planted Zach on second where
he was marooned when Cutshaw threw
out Konetchy.
Myers emerged from his batting
slump like a Phoenix rising from the
ashes, as the erudite Mr.. Byron, umpire.
might say. Three of the five Brooklyn
bingles bounced Off Hy's bludgeon. One
OF the three thumps was a roaring
double in the third. delivered when Olson
was on third and 2. Wheat on second.
and parented two Brooklyn tallies.
Olson started the third with double
to left and was sacrificed to third by
| the ever ready Johnston. Following
| Griffith's out, Cutshaw to Whitfield, q.
Wheat walked and stole second. At
this juncture Myers inserted his twin
| tally parenting double. Ey languished
when Konetchy popped to Cutshaw.
1t took two singles and a triple for
the Pirates to squeeze over run in
the sixth and four-count 'em. four
hits in the ninth accompanied their other
marker.
Terry Is Hit on Head.
In the sixth Whitfield singled past
third and took third on Barbare's single
past first, Barbara dying stretching IT,
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WILL BOWL ON LAWN.
National Tourney starts at Pros
pect Park To-day.

Competitor in the annua tournament
OF the National Lawn Bowling Associa-
ton will be started this morning on the
Parade Grounds in Prospect Park,
Brooklyn. The tourney will be COM
peted tomorrow, The schedule for to-
day is as follows:
Brooklyn VS. Van Cortlandt, Brook
Ign Number VS. Buffalo, Roselawn Of
Pavtucket, r. l. VS.. Thistle of Hartford,
Conn. Hartford Va Buffalo Number .,
Fan River, Mass. VS.. Van Cortlandt
Number Brooklyn Number 8 VS. Tona-
wanda, y. Y; Thistle Of Hartford Num-
her . VS.. Boston, Smithheld Of Paw
tucket VS. Boston Number ..
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COBB ON HIGH GEAR.
Ty's Brilliant Play Helps Tigers
Beat Athletics, 2 to o.

DETROIT. Mich. Aug. 21-(American)
Three hits in the first inning and the
effective pitching Of Leonard won for
Detroit to-day from Philadelphia. to o.
Cobb's hitting and base running fea-
tured. The Georgian beat two infeld
hits, drove out one for three bases and
slid home in the first inning for Detroits
second run, beating the return throw OF
Heilmon's sacrifice fly. The score:
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WESLEYAN FOOTBALL COACH.

MIDDLErowN, Conn. Aug. 21.-Edward
S, Liston has been secured to coach the
football eleven at Wesleyan the coming
fall. He is a former Michigan College
football star and is now on the pitching
staff OF the Wichita Kansas League
baseball team. He win come TO Middle
town about September IL.
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BASEBALL BRIEFS

The Brooklyn club yesterday added a
fourth first sacker TO Its roster The new
conner Is Henry Walters OF the Egbsrts OF
Jersey city. He Is a left handler The
three other Superba hrst basemen are
Konetchy, Schmandt and Allen, the
Georgia Tech youngster. all right handlers
Jake Daubert and Lew McCarty. the
Giant bhckstop, are TO 10 on a hunting
trip after tho worlds series II the Reds
get into the series Daubert will pay all
expenses. II the Giants get into the ella sslc
McCarty Will do the paying. Looks as II
McCarty will get n free trip
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Totals. p. 81 2l2 "a 10 3

TOtals... 81 7 2 TO 81
Ran for Schmidt in the ninth inning
tBatted for Adams in the ninth inning.
Brooklyn ............. 1 0 0 ks
Two base hts-olson, Myers Three base
hit Terry. Stolen bases--Csrey, Cutshaw,
Bisbec, q. Wheat, Myers, Olson. Sacrifice hit
Johnston. Double play-Olson Johnston
and Konetchy. Left ON bases-Pitt .;
brooklyn, Z. Bases on balls-oh Adams, !
". Wheat, Ward; off PfefIer, / Carey
struck Out-By Adams. M. Wheat 3,
Konetchy, Ward: by Pfeifer, s Cwhitted 2.
Carey. Earned runs-Oh PfeneF. O. of
Adams, ?. Umpires-Messrs Rigler (platel
and Byron bases. Time of game-l hour
and % minutes.
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IOtdlS ~ S y 81 II "
'Batted for Higgins in the ninth Inning q
tBatted for Harper in the eleventh tnntng-r
Newark ........ 0 0 0 0 Q ~,
Two base hits-Letter, Fischer, Holden,
Three base hit-Smth. stolen bases-Ai
ORourke, Ellerbe, Buggy. Sacrifice hits-<f
McLsrry. Higgins, Sergeant. Sacrifice dy-r
Jacob. Double pny-Ellerbe. Hartman end,
McLarry. Left on bases-Binghamton. 10t
Newark. s. First base on errors-Newark, -
Bases on balls-oft Higgins, 3; off Cav, 5.
Hts-on CAV, in 4 innings; off Higgins,
in innings; off Harper. in innings.
Struck out-By Cav, i: by Higgins, 8. Win
ming pitcher-Gaw. Losing pitcher-Higgins.i
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B1NGHAMToN. N. Y, Aug. 2L-Qntsr@
national. )-Binghamto and Newark
the eleventh on one hit, a fielder's chcicep
reached this afternoon, the Bruins VIM
ming. 5 to 8. The game was tied up,
in the ninth when Newark scored two
runs.
Smith, batting in place of Higgins
tripled with Hartman on and scored on
Dowllng's error. The Bears won out IN
the eleventh on one hit, flelder's choicA
which left both men safe. and two sacI.
rlfice flies. The score: =
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Two base hits-shanks, Janvrin, Weaver,
stolen bases-B. Collins, shanks Sacri Ace
hits--weayer, f. Collins, Sacrifice hy-Lynn
Double plays-Foster Janvrin and Leonard |:
10 Collins and Gandil. Left on bases-Wash-
ington, 5; Chicago, 10, Bases on balls-On
Zachary, 81 on Williams, 2; OFF GIL, s. Hits
OF Zachary, 6 in 1 innings; OFF Gill, in 1
innings. Struck out-By Zachary /: by Will
Jams, q Losing pitcher-Zachary.
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CUBAN STARS VICTORs.

AsBURY PARK, N. J.. Aug 2l.--The
Cuban Stars defeated the Lincoln Giants
to-day, 8 to 2. The score:
Cuban Stars. 2 o 0 0 O--3
Batteries - SuAres and Fernandez;
Thomas and Forest
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The score :

Totals 80 "a sll Totals. % rs 2 10 0
Detroit ............... o 0 k
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SHELTERS BREAK EVEN.
Beat Rochester in First Game, but
Drop Second. -

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Aug 21.-Internat-s
ional Rochester divided a doubled
header with Jersey City here to-day. tho
visitors winning the first game to b
and the locals taking the Second 6 to 5.
Brogan passed the first three ,battersc
in the seventh inning of the closing af.f
fair, but Acosta retired the side AFTER,
Jersey City had scored three runs. Ths3
scores: ~
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Big BOSTON LEAD IS
CUT DOWN BY REDS
Rallying in Eighth and Ninth,
Cincinnati Beats Boston
by z to 6.

BOSTON, Aug (NationaD Gin
cinnati came from behind and defeated
Boston, to s. here to-day. oeschger
walked pinch hitter Duncan to start the
ninth. Rudolph relieved Oeschger and
Rath forced Duncan. Daubert's single,
a pass to Groh and Roush's bounding
single to centre scored two runs, enough
to tie and win. Rawlings played bril-
liantly. The score:
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Hornsby Drops Back
Into Tie for Third Place
. .oDoERs HoRNsBY, Carolina;

D .ODGERs HoRNsBY, Cardinal In
X fielder. has failed to make q hit
in any Of the three games with
the Giants. As n result he has
dropped back TO q three cornered tie
Batting. W,tR WI Wheat Of Bruoklyn and
McHenry, o teammate. There were
no other changes among the leading
batsmcn, though Cobb jumped his
American League, n gain Of Z points
for the day.
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WHITE SOX FIND
SENATORS EASY
Poor Pitching Factor in Griff-
mems Defeat, IL to 4.

CHICAGO, Aug. 81. - tAmerican) -
Loose pitching by Zachary and Gill.
coupled with errato fielding. made It
easy Tor Chicago to defeat Washington
to-day, IL TO 4. The sco"e
HVACuINCTON CHICAGO IA
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Marathon Ia Ended.

Then all hands settled down for an
extra inning tussle. and for the next
seven frames there was not a sign of a
run. The Yankees were snuffed out in
their half of the fourteenth, and then
the Browns put over the tally that
brought the long struggle to a close.
Gedeon's two Dagger in the fourteenth
scored Austin with the run that decided
in st. Louis's favor the long pitching
duel between Mogridge and Sothoron.
Hannah was elected in the tenth for
disputing a decision of Umpire Chill.
The score:
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Two base hWs-FTack, LuderuE. HOMO run
-Flaok Stolen bases-M agee, Deal, Will
Jams Luderus Sacrifice hit-Blackburne.
Sacrifice fy-Flsck. Double plays-Herzog
and Hollocher; Herzoz. Hollocher and Mer-
kle, Left on bsses-Chicago, 8; Philadelphia,
q Hit BY pitcher-By Hendrix, CHogg) by
Hogg. ! (Herzog). Struck out-By Hendrix,
l: by Hogg. G.
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FINN TO JOIN N. Y. A. C.

Hannes Kolehmainen announced his
Intention 10 carry the colors OF the New
YORK Athletic Club In open competition
Wheu he filed a transfer with the regis
raiion committee of the Metropolitan
Association yesterday.
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CUBS BEAT PHILLIES.
Luderus's Double Saves Quakers
From shutout.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.--(National.)
-Luderus's double against the fence
after Chicago allowed Williams to steal
second in the ninth inning to-day saved
Philadelphia from a shutout The Cubs
won, to /. The score:
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Boston BOSTON ,i'''''''''''''' o.
Two base hit-Graney Three base hits
Ruth, O'Nelll Sacrifice hits-Scott. Walters
Double plays-Vitt, Walter and McInnnis.
Wit, Mclnnis and Scott; Scott, Shannon and
Mclnns. Left on bases-Boston. Q; CleveIanJ
G. Bases on balls-on Pennock, 2: on Rus
sell 4; on Faeth, ?. Hits-On Pennock. z in
no Inning (pitched to four batterG; off Rms
sell, 4 in innings; OF Jasper. in no innings
(pitched TO four batters); of Myers l In
innings; of Faeth, none innings Hit by
pltcher-By Myers, l OWalterS. Struck out
By Russel, 6; by Myers, 6; by Faeth, 2 Win
ming pitcher-Russell. Losing pitcher-Jasper
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CHICAGOANs LAST STAND.

The American Giants of Chicago will
wind up theiI local stay on Sunday af-
ternoon at Dyckman Oval, near the
Dyckman street subway station. The
Giants will face the Treat EN- Roughs
in another double header. 1t VIII take
the best Guy Empey can send against
the Chicago nine TO win, even with Pol
Perritt and JEFF Tesreau pitching for the
Treat EN- Roughs with Jimmy Clinton
in reserve. Last Sunday the Giants won
by to O and to 7 in twelve innings.
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Two base hts-McHenry. Frisch. Sacrifice
hli-Zinmeruan. Sacrifice fy-Kelly. Stolen
tbosst-schuitz, Burns 2, Young. Left on
play Clemens, Stock. Lavan and Hornsby.
struck ou,-By Goodwin, 1 kelly; by Ames.
/ 'FlciCher); by Nehf, (Heathcote, Hornsbyl.
Satts on balls-On Ames, 1 (BurnsD: on
SeIi, (HOrnsby, Clemons). wild pitches
SoG1Nin, Nehf. Losing piteheT,-Good win.
Earned runs-on Hehf !; OF Goodwin, 2; of
ANTS, l Hits-On Goodwin. in 6 innings,
On Amts / Ia 2 Innings. Umpires--Messrs.
he orniCk and Harrison. Time OF game
4 hogg and Is minutes.
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BETHLEHEMS AGAIN DRAW.
Tie Stockholm Soccer Team
score Is to I.

STOCKHOLM, Aug. 21.-The fourth
match Of the Bethlehem Steel soccer
football team to-day with a Swedish
team was drawn. Each team scored 1
goal
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Terry Is Hit on Head.

In the sixth Whitfield singled past
third and took third on Barbare's single
past first, Barbara dying stretching II.
Griffith to Olson. Cutshaw fouled to
Konetchy. Terry scored Whitfield with
triple TO right center and was knocked
silly when Grif1ths relay hit him on the
head as he slid into third. Zeb was
revived and resumed play but gave
way to Cation in the next inning.
Schmidt singled with one down In the
ninth and Cooper ran for him. Nichol-
son, batting for Adams singled Cooper
along to second and Bigbee's single
scored Cooper. Griffith's throw to Ward
on Bigbee's hit nailed Nicholson at
third Bigbee stole second, tearing a
big slit IN Umpire Byron's pants as he
shot steel first at the bag. Carey beat
out a hit to Konetchy, but Bigbee was
nailed at the plate. Konetchy to Pfeffer
to NJ. Wheat. The score:
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FIRST GAME.

Two base hits-Baker 2 Tobin. Three base
Pratt. Home run-ssler
Stolen base-Siser. Sacrifice ht-Gedeon
poIbie plsysIFe~sisr aud Baker; dedeon,
York, 3; 81 Louis. s. Bases on balls-Oh
Thomahlen. &, of Shocker, /. Hit by pitcher
By Thormahleu (Sisler). Struck out-By
Thormahlen, ?; by shocker. ).
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HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
in ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
BY DANIEL,

Copyright by Sun
OF they with or
United States
oumets elmin-
yesterday history of
country followers
tournament last
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sent him out on the links when he should have been IN bed hut mens
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sa Tor he did more than had been expected IN '''"
husky s0i r e Atlanta
1910 will u play
iSy H s y to o amateur
but being by S the e o s ha great honor It
home course and as steady as rock in match play He was GapIn
things things badly for him
Heron other FOwnes will
Douglas a Bad i'm to Take a Vacation
h Douglas has % I'd again Just what sds e hs h
Giants him
add against the Cubs
revenge cuS ony
s'.S s
Phso the major Leagues is possible that he said things to F0ss
cure ms cold last Friday put him on the khs same old onossan
some
in the future he be fol
anl Are Ready for
chased 5R fh T pf 5 a9uo as RF p o psIsf vernon
third 6ssmn Meu was sought by several major league clubs but
@ whS is with the Phss Bobby not only great nhsSsT and
hs nss an op'Gr we m1y find MSS in the GTsT works rs
h w s playing sFs9 s game and ns s found at Rrsn
the Yans the spring said by be basOp
Now that they year
Cling up There's m no sen v eIv ers n eyer p
make their last year in the game The aan need some
their living at it. Gentlemen farmers and the like all right but
the figures on the mon pay check s '' ~
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RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York, 3; st. Louis, 2 first camel
st. Louis. 2; New York, 1 IA innings.
second camel.
Boston. 4; Cleveland. 3.
Chicago, II; Washington 4,
Detroit. 2; Philadelphia, o.
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Two base hIts-Kost, Cueto, schweitzer,r
Denoviile, Mooers. Three base hit-Lamer.S
Sacrifice hits-Long, Rodriguez, Denovine.
Sacrifice fes-Hyde, Biemller. Left on bsses
-Rochcster q: Jersey City. 6. First bass
i on errors-Ro"hester, >. Bases on balls
on BrCgan. 4; of Biemiller, :, Hits-on
Brogau, in innings none out in seventhl:s
of Acosta, ! in l inning struck out--Bys
Brogau l. Wild pitch-Brogan Winning,
MI chpr- Rrogan.
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New York.......... 1000 OOOO0o-l
Two base hits-sothoron. Gcdeon. Three
base hits-Bode, Austin, Williams Stolen
base-Lcwis. Sacrifice hit-Peckinpaugh
Double plays-Gerber. Gedeon and Sisler:
Austin and Sisler. Left on bases-New York
10; 81. Louis. H. Bases on balla Mo.
grtdge, I; Sothoron, 1. Hit by pitcher-By
Mogrdge, / Gerber. Struck out-By Mo
gridge, 6: by Sothoron, s.
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NEWARK VICTOR In I
II INNING CONTEST
Tie Score in Ninth With Two
Runs and Get Two More I
in Deciding Frame, 1
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results of Yesterdays Games.

Jersey City, G; Rochester, 2 (first geu1cD.
Rochester, 8; Jersey City. (second gained
called by aRTeement). IL
Newark, 81 Binghamton, 3 eleven inningss
Baltimore Buhalo-both games postponeot
rain.
Reading. Toronto-both games postponsds
rain.
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Two base hits-Young, Veach, witt. Three
base hits--Cobb. Walker. Stolen base
Thomas Sacrifice hy-Heilmann. Double
plays-Bush, Young and He!lmann; witt and
Burrus Left on observation-disclosures, Z: Dc
troll, 6. Bases on balls-or Naylor 2: off
Leonard. l. Hit by pitcher-By Leonard.
CThomas). Struck out-By Naylor 2; by
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DANES Scheduled Tor Today if1
Jersey City in Binghamton. 81
Newark in Rochester. 20
Baltimore In Toronto. a.
Reading in Buffa1o
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.

New York In st. Louis.
Philadelphia in Detroit.
Boston In Cleveland.
Washington In ChicnKo.
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RED SOX TRIUMPH.
Nose Out Indians by Score of
4 TO 3.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 21-(Amerlcan)
Failing TO make a hit after the first
Inning when they scored all of their
runs, Boston defeated Cleveland In the
second game OF the series to-day, 4 to 3.
The score:
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How Batsmen of Local
Ball Clubs Are Hitting
dnciude games played Wednesday. Aug. 90
YANKEES

Stolen Bascs-Burns, y; Young, 20; Chase,
II; Kauff, Il; Doyle, u; Frisch, S. thinner
man. 9; Gonzales, 4; Fletcher, A. Snyder. .;
McCarty. Q: Smith. /: Baird, !; Kelly, L