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OF DEVORE SAVES
GAME FOR GIANTS
New York Catcher Claims little
Outfielder! Performance Gives
McGrawites Bew Hope.
CONFIDENT OF TAKING SEBIES
Ily JOIIX "CHIBF" MEYERS
Boston. Oct. 10. Nothing can keep the
world's basebalj championship from the
New York1 GlanU. We hae the Red Sox
on the run and can beat their best pitch
ers while they cannot find ours. We
have outgeneraled; outfought, and out
earned them. The most remarkable lot
of good luck has smiled upon their en
tice ors so far That is why to-night we
are on no better than eten terms In the
standing.
IJoMon's last chance flickered out to
day when ne stepped up eien with the
Ited Sox I believe It was the most ex
citing finish ever seen in a world's series.
Little Josh Deore kept us In the race.
I never saw such a wonderful catch as
that of his which ended the game In our
fa or I did not think he had even one
chance in ten million to shut off the win
ning run Henrlcksen was on third and
Wagner on s-econd. with two out. Had
Cady's drive eluded Devore, Wagner
could have miked In with the run that
would hae beaten us.
Deiorr's catch was all the rrore re
markable because fie was playing a
short field and had to run away out for
the !cious line ilrie. Capt Doyl knew
that Cady. a left-field hitter, was not
liable to drive into right. He wished. In
tape of the worsf happening, to be able
to shut off Wagner from scoring. lis this
would hae twen the winning run. If
Henrlcksen only should score, the game
would bo no worse than a tie. Deore
was In close to h.ie the adtantnge of a
shorter throw to the plate in case of a
bit Into his territorv.
A l.li.-'kj- lilt.
Kulw was in the hole for he had
curved two at Cad to the Inside, for
called balls The count was two and
nothing so I Mcnalled for a. fast one.
It came like a bullet and Cady swung
blind I know It was half an accident,
lor the lull would have been two feet
on the outside. Cad's bat got just
about half way around whn It con
nected with the leather square as any
hit ou ever saw.
zJosh wat. away with the swing, running
as he never ran before. He neer once
faltered nor looked back. If he had we
would haie lost. It was the most ex
cellent piece of judgment I ever saw.
But I would nave bet my life on the
ball Jly heart stopped beating. I held
my breath, jet looked on fascinated. I
saw the little fellow leap high and
turned away. I thought he had m!sed.
I turned back to look and the whole
Boston town thundered Its approval for
wht to it must have been a heart
breaking play. Devore was still carried
on and on in his career. Back toward
RtvnAtwd miinH In IVn. rlr-ht no mi
fu!I as a gull on wing and came danc-
ing back toward us. his hard earned
trophy held aloft. Truly I half envied
nlm the glory of that supreme moment.
Marquard was the first to embrace De
vore. Honest tears stood In the good
fellow's ees. Yet even had Devore
failed In this superhuman feat the Hube
would still have pitched one of the most
glorious battles of his sensational ca
reer. I caught him all through that
wonderful run of nineteen straight vic
tories, but never, as to-day, did he com
bine ever element of pltch'ng perfec
tion with such tantalizing grace.
How Boston ever managed to get seven
bits off this great southpaw I cannot
figure for the life of me. Rube must
have been unfortunate enough to hit
their bats once in a while. His fast
ball had such a sharp break that It ap
peared even to me half uncanny at
time.
Only once did I leve the box to con
sult with Marquard. That was In the
last Inning atfer Lewis reached first.
The stands were in such an uproar that
I thought a little chat might benefit
us moth.
"We've got 'em two to nothing." I
told "Rube." "There Is one out. Pitch
for the batter all the time." Then things
began to happen with startling rapidity.
Gardner hooked a low one to the In
side which shot down past Merkle. hit
the paling and eluded Devore. Right
there Boston overlooked its chance for
a championship. Lewis could easily
have scored and the batter reached
third base but for a mixup between
Speaker and Wagner, both of whom
were near third base. One caught Lewis
as he rounded third and dragged him
back. The other fought to send him
home. Now a good relay to the plate
would have nipped Lewis after he final
ly did dash In, but Merkle juggled De
vore's throw and the run counted.
Gardner, however, was held at second,
fortunately for us. Hed he taken third
the beans would ha-e been spilled.
New York will now win the world's
championship for Its our's sure as fate.
The rest of the game doesn't matter
much. We earned our runs, slugger
O'Brien for them. We should have had
more If Boston's luck hadn't stuck out
on half a dozen of occasions.
Here's how I figure victory ours: Joe.
Wood .will have to work at the Polo
Grounds tomorrow and we should beat
him especially If Tesreau starts. Matty
will be ablt to produce a winner, sure,
by Monday. Ames or Crandall should
take case of us in Saturday's fray.
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competing-. Parse, $500.
SIX OR MORE RACES EACH DAY
THE CTHEVT CHASE STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, 1,100 ADDED,
, A5TD A SILVER TROPHY, TO BE RIDDEN BY GENTLEMEN
RIDING IN HUNTING COSTUME. SATURDAY, OCT. 13.
"LADIES' DAY MONDAY"
POSITIVELY NO CHILDREN WILL BE-ADMITTED.
THE RETURNS OF THE WORLD'S SERIES BASEBALL GAMES ARE .mV.
. POSTED BY INNINGS fl A LARGE SCORE-
BOARD EVERY DAY.
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WALTER J.TRAYB .
WINS OPENING'
-" ROUNDINTOURNEY
Garden City Expert Captures Quali
fication Prize in Columbia
Golf Tournament
PIAY CONTINUES TO-DAY
Walter J. Travis, -of Garden City, once
International champion, won the qualifi
cation round In the annual fall golf tour
nament of the Columbia, Country Club
yesterday when be lead a field of over
100 golfers with a score of seventy-eight.
Owing to the Urge entry list, only one
round of eighteen holes was played. In
stead or thirty-six. as was first intended.
Travis went out in thirty-eight, which
la one over par. and returned m forty.
His trouble was on the putting greens,
which were too fast, and have been a
puzzle to the -tlsltor every time he has
played. Travis played with Dr. L. L.
llarban. of Columbia, who also fell down
badly, getting a ninety-two. Travis made
a number of holes under par. Travis
will meet H. C Chamberlain to-morrow.
Travis' card follows:
Out IIIDIil 4-
In ISSlllil S-W-7J
Surprises were In order throughout the
day. and many of the best golfers fell
down and landed in the second and third
sixtcens Instead of being in the first
clas Eddie B. Eynon. Jr., Columbia's
best golfer, and Allan Lard, of Chevy
Chase, turned in the next lowest card
to Trais when each made an eighty-one.
Knon went out In forty-three and re
turned In thirty-eight, while the Chevy
Chase player made the first half in forty
and took one stroke more for the second.
Qualification Scores.
Out.
. 39
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,. 44
. M
, 41
. 43
In. Total.
40 78
Wiltrr J Tnth. riintrn City...
Hr. L J Harban. Olmnbu,....
Allan Lanl. CUrjr Oiiw
John C. IlaTiilssi. Columbu ,
Hobrn 1T Ullmin-rton. rrl....
H. R. Krnon. jr . Ooltimbia. ........
K. K Jlltchell. mimlivtni... .,
Ir V. S. Harban. Ct4nmha
Mctrni Thnmnun, CUev Chaae...
.1 II. Lret. CtolrmHa ,
Wolcvtt Tnrkmnan. Coliinitda..t...
A llattintlr. OJumbla ,
41
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42
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41
49
Ilp. V. H. Btjhum. Chrrr Chaao 41
(Irrrze P. Jaxcea, (Ylnnibia 50
lildi I', rtrook. DannocVbnni 45
J V Itrawnir. riannni-kbura ... .. C
43
ltfrvrt lii, llnr Char , Wlttadniwn.
Otti Lcuttrrt. Cblnmbia 46
Althur Mrt;rnrc?, W llminsltsi 43
Kdnard Harban, Cdtunbia... 47
Ilr. J. H. Lcbdon. Bannnckbum... 13
Ilan K Jacksm. Columbia... 4i
K. 31 Tak-ott. Chttr Chiae 43
.1. Winter. Columbia i ill
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47
51
43
41
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W. r naUentrne. CoJnmbU
49
55
47
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V 1. Waenzan. Itannockbarn...
K. S. Marknr. ColumHa
WiUatd Staiman. Wilmincton....
W. C Thatcher. Columbia
W. A. Knowlea. Bannnekbuni
I)r. I". E Brmgle. Columbia
A. C, Yltr-. Waabincton C. C.
A. C. Buhrman. Columbia
42
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41 47 B
SI X
a 41 k
Withdrawn.
SI 55 ICC
J. W. ChUdresa, Chery Chae.
C. li Van Lr. Columbia
43 M
B. II. I-ntchett. Jlarjland C c... 51 BO 101
L. I'. Itmuks, Columbia.- Withdrawn.
H. E. Wtlwn. ltannocaburn . M
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46
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41
44
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52
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II I' '!. Waiircton a C... 15
K. U1.t. Hill. I'olumLU 44
ij . cisn.' CIictt rtiw. 3
J r. li. Taraplrt. Columbia 47
It M Hall BannoHiburn 47
I'rorse E. Tmett. Columbia, 47
II. I- Heap. Chery Chaw 43
Franc I'orera. Colnmbla.., 41
Tims, dr Roartte. Baltimore C.C. Withdrawn.
P. U Hodcerc. rMunrtxa. 45 43 t
V. W. Collins. Bannrcabum. SO 53 KB
;. II. Chadsrll. Columbia 44 55 99
a I'. Turner. Baltimore C C II t! K
William M. bnutb. Columbia 41 90
llaear Vnderwooti. Montdalr O. C. 4 v41 87
J. T. lloueb. ColunBU Withdrawn.
H. II. Lnrton. Virginia O 55 104
Harry Wardman. Columbia Withdrawn.
J. R Barnes. Bannnrkbum 45 48 S3
L. K. Sinclair. Columbia. 45 44 93
Clarence Cent. Wilmincton C C. Withdrawn.
S. Percy Thomrnon. Columbia..... 49 43 98
W. li. Carr. Oatanont C. O. Withdrawn.
C A. Watacn, Columbia 47 48 35
J. H. Gordon, Chery Chase Withdrawn.
B. S. Smith, Columbia, S3 SI 101
J. MeBride Sterrett, Chery Chase.. 57 5 122
E. A. Newman. Columbia. ...
A. W. Dunn. Washington C C...
r'. a Sibbald. Columbia
F. W. Reynolds. Bannockburn
John L. Warren. Bannockburn
Dr. J. F Bartlett. Bannockburn.. ,
J. C. Letts. Columbia
G. D. Woodworth. Columbia.....
W. J. Eynon. Columbia.
J T. Hendricks. Co'umbia
It. J. Beall. Columbia
Charles KarU Colombia
W. B. Harr. Columbia
K. R Donohoc. Columbia.
W. E. Shannon, Columbia
James Strayer. Columbia. ..
C. C. Moore, Columbia.
W. Kebllnjrr. Columbia.
F L. Daiis. Columbia...-.
3L E. Danforth. Columbia.
G. H. Chasmer, Columbia,
G. W. Simpson. Ilumbia.
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43 S7
56 113
50 102
51 103
13 93
17 90
Withdrawn.
49 58 107
S3 S3 110
Withdrawn
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Withdrawn
Withdrawn
Withdrawn.
46 46 93
53 56 109
43 52 93
45 49 91
Withdrawn.
J. CL Walker. Columbia.
4? 47 91
41 41 (S
H. C. Chamberlain. Columbia,
G. A. Geddes. Columbia
It. W. Fox. Columbia
Morris Frye. Columbia
U. S. Catlett. Columbia. .-.
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105
105
91
98
111
92
101
103
100
a 8 Watts. Columbia 0
V. 8. Wynn. Columbia. 56
Donald Woodward. Columbia, 4fi
J. F. Osspl. Columbia 50
Robinson White. Columbia. St
C. E. Ludey. Columbia....:. H
F. B. Tyle. Columbia ..
W. W. Price, Columbia.
II. B. Daridson. Columbia
93
Withdraws
S3 S3 106
L. B. Piatt. Columbia 49
MaeMillan Boopes, Wilmington.... 46
A. J. rranmings, Colombia. 52
P. n. Tamnlett. Columbia. 47
54
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103
90
112
93
95
112
102
101
89
92
93
L. D. Cnderwood. Columbia. 49
J. L. Weater. Columbia. 57
O. 3. Da Moll. Columbia. 4)
F. S. Appleman. Columbia. 55
Frank Phelps. Columbia. 41
H. L. Heap. Cheey Chase 48
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J. P. Armstrong. Wllralnaiera. 47
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OF 2:10 TROTTERS
Easily Distances Field in Transyl
vania Classic at Lexington Ac
cident Man Third Event.
Lexington. Va., Oct, 19. A large crowd
was out this afternoon to witness the
trotting of the classic Transylvania for
1:10 4trotters. The race was void of In
terest, however, as Baden, the black son
of Bingara. so far outclassed his field
that the heats were simply walkovers
The time Z.OiZ-i. S.061-4, and 2.0S 1-1
was not sufficiently sensational to draw
applause from the spectators, and alto
gether the race could not be counted a
success.
The 2.01 class, pacing, proved a little
more exciting, as Karl, Jr.. did give
the winner, Evelyn W., a race for the
money. The daughter of The Spy was
never In anvreal danger, however, and
won the two heats handily.
The first accident of the season hap
pened In the third race, when Lon Mc
Donald, driven by Trainer Aver, col
lided with Meadow dale, driven by Cares,
near the half pole. Cares was slightly
Injured, but recovered sufficiently to fin
ish the race and landed third money.
This race, a purse for 2:23 trotters, was
won in straight heats by Belle Ashland,
driven and owned by the veteran driver,
Crlt Davis. Summaries:
First Itaoe The Trans irania; for 2J9 trotters;
value, SS0OO; three in Hie.
Bradra. b b.. by Binzara (Bodney) 1 1 1
Cheney, br. m. (Remind 2 3 2
Esther W.. b m. (Col) 4 2 3
Kesyon W. also started.
Bert Ume-2'4.
22 rlaio: trottinc: T're, J800; three in fire:
Belle Ashland, b m.. by Ashland Wilkes
(I)arU) 1 1 1
Baron Todd, br, h. (McDonald) 7 2 3
Meadowdale. b h. ICarenl 8 6 2
Nrllr Incraham. Hub Holtlday. Lady Green Goods.
Bertha Bellin. Clifford nilkew, and Lon McDonald
also started.
Best time 2J0V
21 class Paeinff: jsirse, S1.SO0; two In three.
Eielyn W., b. m.. by The Spy (Shank) 1
Earl. it:. IT. b, (Hopkins) :
Sir It,, b t (Murphy) :
Ess 31. Kay also started.
Best time 23021s.
AS DOWN THE ALLEYS
PATENT EXAMINERS LEAGUE.
Dirsnrf
Woodworker.
t.ssatne... 13 145 171
Mortal 149 127 IS
Snare.. 112
Vrye .... Ms 117 165
Dummy...... 100 100 100
Totals 675 SJl 6SI
Farmer"
rnston 158 IB 1H
Mimlck . Its lfS 170
k r. inerce.. lai 112 117
HoUicer... 153 110 112
radoocK 103 109 111
C. H. Plerce 171 193 175
Totala. 633 717 T15
Interference.
firindle... . 162 ITS 212
OUI 113 120 123
Houston 147 1T6 143
MUbnrn. 154 IS 163
JleKay. 133 18. 139
Sneneer 159 145 139
ITnniJiiU J ' 117
Gourley 115 113 Ml
Iflefflcr..... 137 EJ 1M
Totals 662 551 735
Total. 7T3 751 785
ARCADE DUCkl'lN LEAllUr.
Arvade
Bankrit
Ta5sa.H.... 9i B 100
ITiaconas.... 1 t 101
Ymri. ...... 85 94 86
Mirlow. ...... M 85 S3
Gue........ SO 1C3 100
Fant 93 103 H
Helan 52 101 83
Thrift... US 59 93
Baltry tl u
Ulinntoa..... 83 93 87
ToUU. 4 158 Ct
Totals 416 479 lit
WSTltlCT DITKI'IN I.E.VOUE.
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Stanford 115 101 K
lhmhnan. 93 1I 1W
Matehett 94 124 91
u4.b ll? Ill 97
Vulwon
87 84
Kowler...
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96 91 102
91 10O 113
nnrT.,
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Totals 537 557 436 I Matters ...
87 IT1 103
.. 92 B
I Totals..... 447 479 433
NORTHEASTERS DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
AtltlffL
Knoekey . 1M 86 IBS
Horlgan 96 57
Haan...... 104 90 111
Kerinuoa..... 103 113 57
Crooks... M 109 125
niiton......... (y n go
Adams . 86 97 81
Johnson. M 91 115
Prendcr.. C II R
NaUey.. 1C1 91 97
Totala. 4a 496 W
Totals...
455 153 430
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
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Sirlouls...... 147 K3 K7
Parker..... 170 171 IS!
Rowley........ in 17J
Weldon..... 174 183 117
J'inler . ITl 163 124
I'.oee..... H6 160 191
Craas..! 140 111 133
Hatr.. ........ 19 19 m
ldmrm...... 156 191 K8
Walsh 149 151 190
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HERALD PARTY ON
SIGHT-SEEING TRIP
Lay-over, Due to Tie Game, Enables
Local Fans to Include Boston
Features on Present Tour.
nal to Tl Washlnct(i Herald.
Iloston. .Ma-s, Oct. 10. The Twenty
popular fans from tne Capital who are
guests of The Wa-hlnpton Herald, spent
a profitable nnJ plcasint clay esterday
anil this morning, combining bacbs.U
lth siBht-tec nB. Many of the boy saw
Boston for the first time, anil made the
most of their opportunity.
Hecause of the tie frame yesterday The
Herald partv was forced to stay oer
In Iloton last nlcht Thermo Ionard.
one of Wa.'hlnBton's popular Klks.
chaperoned Ieon Chevallai. Arthur
Imcley and Ot-orBi F. Thurton to the
Klk Club for a social selon, and the
quartet oted that Hoston. cfesplte Its
chilly New Kncland atmosphere, contain
ed a few good entertainers.
Ix-on Chevallar, who is a wireless tele
graph operator at the 'Ha.sy Yard In
Washington, took several members of
the party over to the famous old
Charleston n Navy Yard here.
Arthur I-nngley. who started out to be
a red hot Riant rooter, has switched
and is now pulling for Boston to win It
tourist from Mount Kalnler, who Is a pep
sonal friend and political follower of
ex-Major Bob Joyce, caused Mr. Thurs
ton to change nis mind. Mr. Thurston,
by the way, rooted so hard for Boston
to win yeterday that he awoke this
morning to find his voice completely
gone. A sad fate. Indeed, for Thurs
ton was the silver-tongued orator of The
Herald troupe. '
The popular fans departed on an early
train right after the game to-day for
New York In order to put In a good
night's sleep In preparation for the third
ramo of the series on the Polo Grounds
to-morrow, when It is expected that Joe
wood and iiig Jell Tesreau will again
hook up.
I0UISVILLE RESULTS.
FIRST IlACE-riie and one-half farlocurj; thrrr-
rear-old maidens. Tbe Grader. 113 (Andreas), 19.79,
won; Rooster. 10) (Henry), M-S9, second; Jimmie
Gill, 113 (Goose). C.70. third. Time. 1. Ore the
Sands, World 1 Wonder. Rorxbar. Boyal Amber,
Haason. Fanner Joe, and Dneal Crown also ran.
SECOND RACE-Two-year-olds: six furlonot
Great Britain. 1C7 (Henry), UM. won; Oi-co. 103
(Goose). SC -eeond: Smokeliouv. 113 (Sleeiel. tL10.
third. Time. 1:133 5. ITince Ilermli and Sumptuous
am ran.
THIRD RACB-Three-year-olds; one mils and
xrenty yam. ijmMorer, 101 (Henry). 513. won
lli'a-ie. 103 (Gome), $3.79. second; riiant. 100
("belt). SJJW. third. Time. 1:11. Mlamr. Ilrat.
Diana. WMiinz Hlns, Sunit, BbunUful. and Ethel
feamrecn t-i ran.
FOURTH RArE-llandleap; sl Ririoncs; all
ages. Helen Barbec, 1M (Andreas). C.K. won: Jim
Basey. 105 Ololeiworth). J3.S3. secend; KnleM. 107
(Biuton). C.93. third. Tune. 1:133-5. Uttta Father
and rcumi41on alsn ran.
FIFTH RACK-Thrr.yeare4dl ami npward; one
mile. Wlntercrecn. JW (31oiesworthl C3.62. won
Countless. 103 (Goose), SU3. artratd; Itediencity. 93
(Callahan). J.70. uilru. Time. 13134V. Coy Ud.
Winning Witch, and Bell Horvr also ran. .
SIXTH RACB-Ono mile; three-jearMs and up
ward: eclllni. . I.ereral Marrhmont. 10. IJIolen-
worth). SS.90. wen; raduT. 1U ((iowe). S3.3C. see
end: Fireman. 108 (Callahan), $5.5;. third. Time.
1:11. MeCllntock. Jack KUi alerkler. Golden, and
T. H. MeBride also ran. 1
EXHIBITION GAMES.
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PhiUdelphU Amnrani . 01C310000-I 11 1
rhlladeliilila Nationals...... 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 0-3 I . 2
Batteriw-BerKler. Brown, and Ijrr: Moote. 8e
ton. Killifer and Moras. Umpirm-lleisr". John
stuns and Hart.
St, Loeds Nationals 04) Z00 I 0-3 i 3
St. Louis Arrerlcans... 01001000-3 I
Batteriea Bnrte and Wlruro; Bsurcaardner.
Jlltchell. and Stephecv Cmraret-Jiesra. O'Brien
and flnneran.
Chieajo Natlonal-Amettaa anai, postponed, wet
crouDds.
largest Xondaf Ciretlatiel.
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CARLTON G. TAKES
LAUREL FEATURE;
LARGE CROWD ODT
Ideal Weather and Good Card
Briagi Throng- to Track Ex-
ton Wins Second Race.
H0VELTY EVEUT FOR TO-DAY
Special to Tba Washington Herald.
Laurel, Md., Oct. . An attractive card
and an Ideal day brought out one of the
largest crowds of the season to the
Laurel track this afternoon, and It was
repaid, by seeing some of the best
rtclng of the meeting. Fatty Orubb cap
tured the opening event by getting oft
to a good start and maintaining the lead
to the wire.
In the second race Exton, a 12 to 1 shot,
romped home a winner, nosing out Ma
hubah. who tired In the stretch.
The feature of the day, the fourth
race, was won by Carlton O.. who won.
going away. Hoffman, who had the
mount on Carlton C. gave the sturdy
horse his head at the start, and the re
sult was never In doubt
Xoveltr Race To-day.
The novelty race, which will feature
the programme to-morrow of the Mary
land State Fair Association, promises to
be movt exciting. The contestants wUl
be two footrunners. who will meet as
many horses, automobiles, and motor
cycles. A. Fenfe and Robert Kennedy
are the men selected, and they have been
handicapped by Manager II. D. Brown,
the originator of the event, S45 and 530
jards, respectively.
The horses, which will be two of the fast
est sprinters at the track, will start
from the rive and-a half furlong post, and
they will carry from Ko to Vi pounds.
The automobiles must travel 15-16ths of
a mile, while the motorccles will have
the advantage of fifty lards over the
motor cars The first race xf Its kind
ever run In Maryland here last fall was
i spirited affair and witnessed by
oer S.W people, and with fair weather
to-morrow it Is exrected a new attend
ant e mark will be set, as Washlng
tonlans and Baltlmoreans have been look
ing forward to the contest with great
Interest.
The race last fall was captured by
Kenned by a few Inches from the
speedy mare Kllzabeth Harwood, who
would hae won In another Jump or two.
Besides the novelty there will be the
regular number of races for the thor
oughbreds, while the po'tlng of the
score b Innings of the world's serlea
games between the Giants and the Red
Sox will be continued. Summaries:
I'IIInT KACU-Two-irsr-oUh. selllnz: Hie lur
knjs. Kattjf limb. Ill (llntwell). i to L won; Oer
rard. 103 (Martini. 3) to 1. urood; Stockton. 113
(-cImttlttcrl. 9 to i third Time. K13-S. Boa.
liardiner of Allah. Lasalnrella. Itellar. Annflc
IXllt.i Dance. Matdo L, Faacra, ttalpb. Llod.
and I lid Cain al rain.
ELOM) ItACK Foe two-year-oil maidens; Use
and one-half furlonsa. Eaton. Ill ISchuttincer). II
to 1. won: Manbnbab, HI (SleTaesartl. 15 to 1.
eeiwt, Arabrow. Ill Ututwelll. i tn I, third. Time,
HA-.S Man Ann K. Ilcno. Mohaak I'.lrl. TriHer.
Afterslow, Battery. Hen. lien Ledi, Barfcou, and
Tale lamer alc ran.
THIltll I: 1K Thrr yrar-olds snd upward; sell
4., u furfati?- Wnrti Mnvne. 108 (Ambrose).
S to I, won. Kate K , 10S IDatirs). 3 to 1. second.
Ilrlect, 10s (IfiitwrlTi. JZ to 1. iniro. lime. 1.11 is.
tKer. Rer Innlvn. Bouncins l. Astrologer.
Ila'id RuminE. and Thnftr also ran.
FOL'ltTIl ItACli-llandleap, three-year-olde and
upward, one and ene-slateentli mils- Carlton G .
102 llloffman). 7 to 1. won, Hue Fisher. 1141 (Glass).
7 t S wuil. "baio. YA Octottincrrl. 1 la I
third Time 1 4J 7 5. Klamma and Kormax ako
ran.
mlTll II CE-Tlirte jear-!ds and upward; sell
ine. i furious sliemr.il 115 (liutwell). 8 to 5.
won: Iltffm.n. 130 lllime). 10 to 1. second. Ctterry
Td. K IV-hnUiieer) 9 In Z. third Time. 1-1L
surfeit. Berkley. Moltke. Ben Rojal. and Anarrl also
ran.
IXTH Urli-Thrrjeartds. one and one
eishth mile. Januehna. 110 (;n). S to 1. won.
Uoliertxn. 1C9 llraK-hl. li to 1. ecnod: (lakhnrst.
IC7 (Snull) 9 to 7 third Time. 1 46- I hneis
lmh Kid. I'ol AfJiinosde. Arasre, and John Roar
din al ran
RACING CARDS FOR TO-DAY.
tnnrcl
KIIIVT RCK-Kor twojf jr-oldi. fellinf;.
ar1 inv hilf (urVtn;
Goldr .. 9s Insurance Man 107
l.rrjrd 103 Rock Crest.. 197
ltauw 103 Fred Lery V
Ralph I.l)d I Arcene - 113
Chinook 108
shXOM RACE Three-year-olds and upward;
wllinit. sis Turlonr
Iirno Gnmmellf 93 Bay Thorn 105
Clem Beachey- 97 Howlet MJ
New Riter ..; 97 Hallark 1
sixt- 97 sprinrraasa. r
T..lllmc 101 El "to 1
Turbine v 1CS Dried Lad IB
THIRD RACE Thrce-jear-olda and upward; sell
ire. six furktnev
Mm Ami'.. 1WI Bill Casey 1B
Caliv 101 Prdixree .... 109
Fond l 103 Joolialtens 1
Krrran Vtl 1 arduT 10?
Camellia' 103 Toniata. 114
Edith Inez 104
HirRTH RACR-Notelty rsce. nirse. S5: hones
to I handicafnii! to run firr and one-half ftirloocs.
spnhn snd Eton Blue, foot runners Frank A
srnfe. 515 yard, lloltert Kennedr. 533. Motorcycles,
seten herte rower. T. K lleflee. lo run nneen
silteenths of a mile: K. M. Day. to run fifty yards
less than flftem sixteenths of a mile. Automobiles
to run fifteen sixteenths of a mile; mrrtnf start.
FIFTH RACE Two-yespoids: six fnrloncv
neater rrynne...... ICO Iocharea... 11J
i-.rirm ' 103 Frederick I. Ill
Striker. - 10S Rockriew. 119
Coy. 107
KIXTH RACE Three-year-olds and npward; sell-
ins; Mi (urlorcs
Tbe Bniyhodr. 14
Miw MoovnU. 105
Rubicon II .. 105
Fenn 109
Monkey. 101
Mtles O'Onnetl WO
Golden CasOe 110
Monty Fol Ill
I'haranh .... 113
Ross Queen. 139
SEVENTH RACE Threeyear-olds and upward;
dims-: one and eoe-suteenui milfw.
Harn nana ill
Breaker Boy 113
Asntrinr - 113
Renal .Mncor... ........ 114
Suftnrtit....... Ill
I.onlavllle.
FIRST RACE-Sellinx; three-yesr-olds; six fur-
lonc.
Fslrchtld 11
Commoner's Tonehn... 100
Hose of Jcddah . 1M
Island Oueen ... 100
George Oxnard 103
flash on PeliTery.... 1M
Helen Burnett......... 193
Tni"On d'"r.. 1M
Ornpton 108
Duuuesne... li;
TllUe s Nightmare.... 105 I
SFCOXD RACE-Berlins-: two-year-olds: one mile
Farue . 101 I Ma Salome .- lot
silehtlr Miss 101 j Bluebeard 108
IIM l'rTcrb 101 I Transport, 108
ii.ut riatu ira I
THIRD RACE-Sellin; tiiwe-year-olds and up
ward: one and one-sixteenth miles.
Mrissanf
Caratan Braro.. 101
rarrurhe Ill
Cannon Club.. ..... 98
Sir Catnby 99
M.mll i. IIM
Bam Dance.... 104
Idelweits a.. 107
Draamif 101 1 Balall 110
FOURTH RACE-Punei three-Tear-olds ; aix fut-
loosl
Folly LetT. KB
Three Links ..........
Florence Roberts......
Gay BH..
FlrAire-eott 193
Quartermaster....... 191
irrry i.sn ............ iw i r-
FIITH RACE Sellirur: two-year-olda; one ma.
Sinxlj 113 Klla Onry....- 1
Tor.. -. 104 Sara Hlrvh.. ........ 117
.ins". 104 Uncle Hart. ... 110
TeirfMeRitl 104
H1STE RACB-Sellinc: three-yesr-olrto snd oi
want: ane and one-slxte-rttli miles.
ttmrr. .... HOIHsndr Iff
Mrk A. lsrer
101
randle
110
ll
110
lort Arlington......
Hn.kT Lad
111
104
107
Wander
Howdy Howdy-.
Cbsrlie btrsuas....
Conner, Noted Banner, Dead.
Manila, "Oct. 10. Sergt. Thomas P.
Conned, famous long distance runner
was found dead to-day at Paslg, a few
miles east of here. After bis running
career was orerv. Conneff 'Joined the
assay and waa.-attached to tka atatastb
Monsieur X. 10S
Taboo- - I
Apiaster rflfl
ITieer Up W
Hempstead.. . 109
Accord 110
DECIDING CONTEST .
WONBYH.Y.AVENDE
Capture. BaMlwll CluapioBilup of
Zlayfremaib from Monat Pleu
aat After Exciting Seriei.
Now Tork Avenue playgrounds base
ball team won tbe UO-pound class cham
pionship of the Inter-playground Base
ball League yesterday by defeating
the Mount Pleasant playground team
by- a score of 3 to 2. the closest contested
event that has taken place In playground
circles for some years.
At the close of the regular playing
schedule they were tied for first place,
each team having won twelve games and
lost one. A series of three games were
arranged to decide the playground cham
pionship. New York Avenue won the
first game, I to 0, and forfeited the sec
ond game to Mount Pleasant. The
teams met last Friday afternoon for the
third game of the series and played
thirteen innings, neither team being able
to score. The game was called on ac
count of darkness. In the final game,
which decided the series. New York
Avenue won through an error by Mount
Pleasant.
A feature of the games has been' the
work of the two pitchers Naples for
New York Avenue and Clements for
Mount Pleasant.
DOWN THE ALLEYS.
KMdHTS OP COLUMBUS LEAGUE.
Genia.
Orando
lst. 2d. 3d
Watson 94 (S 79
Kennedy..... 104 C 100
HeCann. m 83 93
Kate. . 97 lot 103
Smith .. 80 91 93
Totals. 471 3I 465
1st. 3d. H
Wesehler .. ft
Mccarty... 93 87 S)
Itatv.hr II 103 n
McCarten 79 . 71
nurke..m-... sr
Itosers ..
Shcehaa .. si 103
Totals. 411 430 434
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Made to Measure
laararteew te Fit
Browns, Grays, Blues, in
all the NEV EFFECTS.
Handsomest line you ever
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WOOL. Take a look for
yourself.
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609tt 7th St. N. W.
Fishing
Tackle
Bargains
In order to
make room for,
.an kuuib, pur
entire lln? 't
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434 tth St. X.W. Robert E. Velknser.
We aire Herald CS4C4 rontest Tetee.
Baltimire & Okie
Laurel Races
Week days, Oct. 1 to Nov. 1.
5lc Rmd Trip
Special trains at 1:10 and 1:30 p. m
Iteturnlng; Immediately after close of
races.
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We nave THE Volranlalnjt Plant and
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Phone N. H70.
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The Washington f
Motor Car
I Equipment Co.-1
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snd Supply)
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October 20 they will tnoTS to
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X 41-3i 10th St. M.W.
m mil Votrs !n Tha Herald a TAOSI Cootast.
None Better
THOR MOTORCYCLES
GEO. W. BEALL
HIS II. St. I. W. M.7IIS'
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who have been wanting "DIS
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Better eorae atd see na. We htra Boat
acrthlcs at asr old price.
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Gaarnateed saalaat defects fav
MO miles. Aaeainieiy
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Expert Electric Wefckk Ufmtkg
Storage Eatterles repaired and re
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