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THE WASHINGTON TDIES SUNDAY JULY JtLY7 7 1907 1907AMERICAN 1907AMERICAN 190 190ii
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ii AMERICAN SLUGGERS SL UGGERS INCREASE INCREA SE THEIR BATTING BA TTINGA TTJNG A AVERAGES VERA GES
HITTERS BOOST RECORDS RECORDSDURING RECORDSDURING RECO RDS RDSDURING
DURING THE PAST WEEKNi1es WEEKNi1esand WEEK WEEKNilessand
Nilessand Ni1es and Flick Top Willow Wielders WieldersJones Jones of Wash Washington Washin
1 ington in t n Has Again A in Slugged SluggedHimseif Himself Into 300ClassGanley 300 300Class 300ClassGanley
Class ClassGanley Ganley Takes Slump
Sponcor tho biyly young oung St Louis Louiscatqhc LouIscatqhlt Louiscatqh
catqhlt catqhc Is the nominal leader load or of the theAiriorlcrih theAnio thejthiorIcajiLongu
Airiorlcrih jthiorIcajiLongu Anio cn 1 League batting stars accord accordIng aocording accordIng
Ing to The t11 latest inte t output of t averages avoragosNeither avorngosNeither averageseIther
Neither eIther Spencer nor Donovan who whocome whocome whocome
come next in order can be counted as astierioue asflerloUli asserious
serious contestants and ant real honors go goto goto goto
to either Nile ot the Browns or Flick Flickof Flickor Flickof
of the Napoleons NapoleonsTho NapoleonsTho NapoleongThe
Tho batting has chirked Mlrked up s 1 a whole wholelot wholelot wholelot
lot during the th week almost almo t every team teamhaving toom1mvlng teamiavlng
having engaged in two or three hard hardhitting hnrdhitting hardhitting ¬
hitting games Now York which whichslugged whIchslugged whichslugged
slugged the most persistently now leads leadsin lendsIn loadsIn
in team batting Chicago has fallen to tosecond tosfcond tosecond
second place Tho Athletics load in long longhits longhits longhits
hits and Cleveland is stolen bases basesUnglaub basosUnglaub basesrnglaub
Unglaub ranks as chief longrange longrangeslugger longrange81ugger longrangeslugger
slugger and Oldrlng is tho star base basethief b5ethlol basethief
thief on a percentage perce tage basis basisEight basisEisht basisEight
Eight pitchers still have perfect field fielding ficldIng fieldThg ¬
ing averages avorase Shaw of Boston leads leadsthe lendsthe loadsthe
the catchers First base laurels go to toJiggs toJISgs o oJiggs
Jiggs Donohue and the real credit at atsecond atIJc atsetond
second IJc Ond to the great Lajola Lave Cross Crosswas CrossWas Crosswas
was leading the third basemen when whenturned whenturned I
turned out to grass and OLeary OLear heads headsthe hoadsthe headsthe
the shortstops Grimshaw tops the out outiielders out1lelders outlielders
iielders Chicago Ch 8Q leads lead in team batting battingand battingand battingand
and Cleveland in double plays playsWashington playsnshlngton playsWashington
Washington is fifth in n both club bat batting lIattlng batting ¬
ting and club fielding Jones Is the best besthitting best11lttlng bestbitting
hitting regular of the Nationals and andItalian andRECKLESS andRECKLESS
RECKLESS DRIVING ORiVINGWON DRIVINGON
WON ON FOR NAZARROi NAZARROiItalian NAZARROItalian
Italian Made Great Finish FinishFrench FinishFrench FinishFrench
French Show Improve Improvement Improvemen Improvement ¬
ment men t at Golf GolfBy GolfBy GolfBy
By RICHARD DAHLGREN DAHLGRENLONDON DAHLGRENLONDOl DAHLGRENLONDON
LONDON July 6 GThe The Henley re regatta regatta regatt ¬
gatta gatt which was the main sporting sportingevent sportingcent sportingevent
event cent of the week had no particular particularinterest parUcularInter08t particularInterest
interest for Americans as there was wasnot wasnot wasnot
not an American entrant As a matter matterot matterot
ot fact there were only two foreign foreignrepresentatives foreignreprescntatJv88 foreignrepresentatives
representatives a Gorman crew and the theBelgian theBclglim theBeIgin I
Belgian champions who ho retained their theirtitle theirtitle
title There was the usual great crowds crowdsto crowdSto crowdsto I
to ae 8 See the races but as I hvu said saidfor saidfor saidI
I for Americans the h event lacked interest InterestItiehard I IRichard
I
Richard Crok Cr k s fighting spirit baa liasby 118by baaby
by no means in n dulled by age The Thesneers Thosneers Thesneers
sneers of a curtain section of o English Englishturfmen Englishturfmen Englishturfmen
turfmen that Orbys Derby victory was wasa wasfluke wasa
a fluke and that SHove Galllon was the themaster themaster themaster
master of the IrishAmerican horse horsearoused horseart horsealimsed
aroused art > used the old Tammany TammanyOhletlnand TammanyOhletlnandhe chieftain and andhe andhe
he challenged c al1cned Captain Greer owner of ofSllove orSUOI ofShove
Shove GaJHon to a match race under underUerby underIJerby underDerby
Derby conditions or any other condi conditions conditions conditlons ¬
tions for or any sort of ora a side bet Tho Thochallenger Thochallengfw Thechallengwas
challenger challengwas was S declined dooUn < < > d and Orbys vic victory victory Ic Ictory ¬
tory must mustetand mustetandIt stand standIt standIt
It is not likely that Orby will be seen seenon SKnon soonon
on the English turf this season at any anyrate anyrate anyrate
rate H lIb is engaged in several races racesat rncesat racesat
at the Liverpool summer meeting the thelatter thel1ttor thelatter
latter part of this month but Mr Cro Croker Croker Croker
ker has about decided not to send him himbut himbut himbut
but he will go for tho Drogheda Dro hcdn Stakes Stakesat Stakesat Stakesat
at the Curragh instead There is somo somotalk somotalk sometalk
talk of Mr Croker sending sendUn the th Derby Derbywinner Derbywlnnor Derbywinner
winner to the United States next sea season SeAson season
son but I hardly think anything will willcome w1llcome willconic
come of it itNazarros itNazarros ItNazarros
Nazarros win of the Grand Prix this thisweek thisWeek thisweek
week was duo largely to the reckless recklessdriving recklessdrn1ng recklessdriving
driving of tha Italian racing motorist motoristWhile motoristWhlle motoristWhile
While it is true Durays machine broke brokedown brokedown broket
t down when he was w in the lead at 1t the therate therate therate
rate the winner was driving his car carIt carIt carIt
> It is not by b any means certain that he heould hewould
1 would ould not have won had Durnya car carheld carheld carheld
held out outThe outThe outThe
The The University of Pennsylvania crick cricketers crIcktenJ cricketerg ¬
eters tenJ are having a grand time They Theynot ThCPnot Theynot
not only are playing fine cricket but butthey butthoy butthey
they have proven themselves fine ne fel fellows Cellows fellows ¬
lows and are enjoying the social atton attentions atton110n8 attontlons ¬
tions which are being paid to them al almost alrno almost ¬
most rno t as much uch as they are the games gamesWhen gumeshen gamesWhen
When hen a Frenchman comes over the thechannel thechannel thechannel
channel and wins tho international golf golfchampionship sol solchampionship golfchampionship
championship it Is time to sit up and andtake andtake andtake
take notice as you say in the States StatesAnd StatosAnd StatesAnd
< And that IK ii just what has been done doneAranaud doneAranaud loneAranaud
Aranaud Massey Mas e professional to the theBoulio theBoullo theDoulie
Boulio Club of France defeated J T H HTaylor HTaylor HTaylor
Taylor who has been three times cham champion champion champlon ¬
pion and did it by as pretty prett a display displayof
of highclass hl hclas8 golf as has been seen on onthe onthe onthe
the Hoy I o Lake course This is the first firsttime firsttime firsttime
time since 1SOO that the open champion championship championship championship ¬
ship has been held by other than a anative anative anative
native of the British isles islesEASTERN 181esEASTERN IslesEASTERN
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS RESULTSAt SULTS SULTSAt
At Jersey City CityFirst CityPlnJt CityFirt
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Newark 100000010002 10000001 0 0 2 S 1 lJersey 1p 1Jersey
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liatteries ratterlesMcCarthy McCarthy and Shoo Hef Hefmlller Hefmll1ar Itefrallier
mlller and Vundergrlft Umpre Cusack CusackSecond CusackSfcond CusackSecond
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Jersey Jel eY City 000000000 00000 0 0 0 0 0 G 0 GO 0 o o oBatteries 0attorlesPardoe oBattorlesPardoe
Batteries attorlesPardoe Pardoe and Stanage Foxon Foxonand Foxonand Foxenand
and McManus Umpire UmplroCusock UmplroCusockAt Cusack CusackAt
At Buffalo BuffaloRochester BufCaloR Buffalo11CIleste
Rochester R heste 0020000002 2 7 2 2Buffalo 2BufCaJo 2Buffalo
Buffalo 0200000013 8 1 1Batteries 1BaUctio 1BatteriesBannister
Batteries BatteriesBannister Bannister Bllnnl tor and Doran Kis Kissinger KIssinger ICissinger ¬
singer and Ryan Umpire UmplreMoCarth UmplreMoCarthAt McCarthy McCarthyAt
At Toronto TorontoMontreal TorontoMontreal Torontoontreal
Montreal ontreal 0 01000 0 1 0001 0 0 01 1 6 1 1Toronto 1Toronto 1Toronto
Toronto OSOOlx 05001 05001x4i12 x62 612 1 1Called 1Ca11ed 1Called
Called account rain rainBatteries rainBlltterfe8Bnrsor rainBatteriesBurger
Batteries Blltterfe8Bnrsor Burger arid Connor Ru Rudolph Rudol fludolph ¬
dolph dol ph and CarrIgan Umpire UmplroShorldun UmplroShorldunAt Sheridan SheridanAt
At Baltimore BaltimoreProvidence Baltimoreprovhlonce Baltimoreprovidence
Providence 101001020510 1 01 0 0 1 0 2 O 10 2 2Baltimore 2Daltlmore 2jaltimore
Baltimore 00000000 000000011 1 1 4 0 0BatterioB 0HatterlMCronln 0BatteriosCronin
BatterioB HatterlMCronln Cronln and Donovan Adt Adtklns AdtkIns Adtkins
kIns and Hearne He rnc Umpire UmplreConwuy UmplreConwuyCLEVERLY UmpireConwayCLEVERLY Conway ConwayCLEVERLY
CLEVERLY SKINNED SKIHNEDAn SKllrnEDAn
An importation of 1500 Russian Russian fox foxskins foxRklns foxskins
skins lately received in this city is re remarkable remarkable reinarkablo ¬
markable for the fact that the pelts are areontlre arenUro areentire
entire Just as they were on the animal animalIn
In life In the instance of the Russian Russianfox RussianCoxllklns Russianfox
fox Coxllklns skins there is absolutely no cut cutanywhere cutnnwhere cutanywhere
anywhere but at the corners corriers of the themouth themouth themoutlj
mouth The Russian fox Is about one onehalf onehalf onehalf
half larger than the American red fox foxand roxnnd fox8fld
and its pelt is highly hlhl prized for wom womens womens wornen ¬
ens en wraps as well as for mens coats coataPhiladelphia ooa18Phlladcllhla coatsFh1ldehia
Philadelphia Record
has again forged into the 300 00 class classHis classHIs classHis
I
His mark is 908 3O Graham is s batting for forbut
820 0 but th U the twirlor has Ins played In only onlythirteen onlythlrtoon onlythirteen
thirteen gomes Tho Th averages of Ute thoother Uteother theother
other Washington players are Ander Anderson Andarson
son 283 HIckman 287 Ganley 2SG 2SGAltiter 2SGAIU G GAltizer
Altiter AIU er 27 m Warner 272 Delohanty Delohant
247 31 Blankenshlp 2 243 Hughes 240 240Cross 210Cross 240Cross
Cross 219 Nil Ul 203 3 Hoydon 195 Per Perrlne PerI Perrine
I rlne 186 Schlufiy 151 Patten 116 116Falkenberg 116Falkepberg 116Falkeborg
Falkenberg 007 007Batting 0d7Batting f1 f1Batting
Batting Averages Averages1iayers Averagesljayra AveragesIAayers
1iayers G AB It H JL SHSBPct SHSBPctSi SIISDPetSIencer SILSBPctSjencer
Si SIencer encer St L 1 7 21 1 4 9 0 0 429 429Dcnovan 429Dnovan 429Dcnovan
Dcnovan D S 26 8 10 1 0 0Nibs 3S5 3 3NUos
Nibs St L 27 116 22 2 43 4 4 374 374Chosbro 374Chosbro 374Choabro
Chosbro N Y 8 17 2 6 0 0 353 353Nlles 353Flick 353rk 353rk
rk Cloy G5 240 ID 42 83 10 25 346 346Nlcholls 36Nicholls 346Nicholls
Nicholls A 31 122 12 14 11 C 6 336 386Thlelman 336jhlolroan 336ihlelman
Thlelman Cloy 9 24 I 4 8 1 0 333 333Crawford 333Crawrord 333Crawford
Crawford D 62 209 33 GS 3 6 63215 63215Elborteld 326 326Elborfeld 326Elborfeld
Elborfeld N Y 60 226 3C 73 4 15 324 324Cobb 3tCobb 324Cobb
Cobb D 01 GJ50 260 33 SO 0 13 13GRAHAM 330 330GRAHAM 320GRAHAM
GRAHAM W p 13 25 5 S 0 2 320 320Dougherty 30Dougherty 3 3Dougherty
Dougherty Ch 53 207 35 C6 7 16 319 319Pickering 319Pickering 3111Pickering
Pickering St L 6t 285 31 74 8 4 314 314Wallace 314Wallace 314Wallace
Wallace St L 67 255 5G 27 SO o 4 9 314 314Parent 314Parent 314Parent
Parent B 61 288 36 74 13 6 311 311JONES 311JONES 311JONES
JONES W V 54 301 28 61 10 12 303 303Jones 303Jone8 303Jones
Jones Ch 63 226 32 OS 16 S 302 302Orth 302Orth 303Orth
Orth N Y 20 54 6 16 0 1 296 295Schreck 296Schreck 296Schreck 296Schreck
Schreck A 62 i 201 1 IS 59 2 3 294 294Orth 294Oldring 294Old 294Oldring
Oldring Old ring A 30 14S 23 3 48 4 3 18 291 291ANDESON 291ANDESON 291ANDESON
ANDESON W V 57 211 11 34 M Gl 1 12 289 2S9Jones 289Jones 289Jones
Jones De 40 146 14 32 3 42 4 4 2 10 258 258Mclntyre 283Mcintyre
McIntyre De 20 = 0 80 6 23 1 4 2S8 2S8Clarke 288Clarke 283Clarke
Clarke Cloy Cle 45 143 14 41 1 2 287 287HICKMAN 287HICKMAN 287HICKMAN
HICKMAN W V 32 122 12 14 35 1 4 287 287GANLEY 2871 237GANLEY
GANLEY W 58 8 241 28 OP i 4 19 286 256Lajoie 286Lajoie 286Lajoie
Lajoie Clev 06 263 26 6 72 7 13 284 284Hahn 21Hahn 2S1Hahn
Hahn Ch 65 5 m 43 3 30 68 6 8 280 280Hoffman 280Hortman 280Hoffman
Hoffman N Y 53 211 11 34 30 4 15 279 279Klelnow mKlelnow 279Kleinow
Klelnow N Y 51 161 16 45 4 6 1 279 279Chase 279Chnse 279Chase
Chase N Y 58 O 234 M 36 86 6 8 15 278 278Young 278Youn 278Young
Young Youn B 19 64 5 16 1 1 3 273 273ALTIZER rnALTIZER 273ALTIZER
ALTIZER W 58 236 28 62 6 14 276 276Seybold 276Soybold i6 i6S
Seybold S ybold A 64 248 27 63 10 3 274 274Uuglaub 274Luglaub 274Luglaub
Luglaub B 61 3 310 23 3 G3 11 4 274 274Collins 274Collins 274Collins
Collins A 63 246 I6 2i 68 6 6 276 276Kecler 276Keeler 276Reeler
Kecler N Y 63 5 235 30 64 17 6 272 272WIHIamo mWlllhim8 272Williams
Williams N Y 64 Ml 21 52 Ii 4 7 27 27WARNER 2iVARNER 27WARNER
WARNER W 25 2 92 5 f 25 0 1 272 272Dtnohue mDcnohue 272Dcnohue
Dcnohue Ch 95 6 247 34 67 9 13 271 271Stjue mSf 271Stue
Stjue Sf JlIC St L 67 21 36 68 6 7 271 271Hartzell 271Hntell 271Hatzell
Hartzell St L 26 100 8 27 2 5 274 274Smith 2itSmith 27 27Smith
Smith Ch 18 46 6 12 2 2 261 261Turner 261Tumor
Tumor Cl 84 4 191 22 W 7 12 261 261iConroy 261Conroy 261Conroy
Conroy N Y 50 284 32 3 si 1 3 20 3 261 261Davis 261DaIs 261Davis
Davis A 64 247 i7 31 64 S 2 11 260 260Congalton 2 2Congalton f fCongalton
Congalton B 43 167 12 43 4 2 23 23KITSON 355KITSON 363KITSON
KITSON N Y 13 31 3 8 1 0 23 23McFarland 263McFarland is islcFarland
McFarland Ch 22 2 78 7 20 0 3 27 27Birmingham 217BImlngham 267Birmingham
Birmingham CI 51 176 24 44 2 14 360 360Laporte 3 3lAportc 360Laporte
Laporte N Y Y6 46 172 21 48 4 2 3 25 25Davis 29Davis Sf SfDavis
Davis Ch 46 1S5 28 2 40 7 4 4Isbell 368 368Isbell 363Isbell
Isbell Ch 62 245 34 JI 61 15 14 219 219DELEHY MIIDELEHY 349DELEHY
DELEHY W 41 Ii IIS 16 30 3 6 9 347 347Scbaefer 347Schaefer I7 I7SchaeCer
Schaefer D 11 1 179 17 44 4 8 ltl ltlCoughlin W WCoughlin ICCoughlin
Coughlin D DSchmidt 61 24o 27 00 13 8 245 mSchmidt 245Schmidt
Schmidt D 41 IK 12 33 4 2 248 248BLANKP 24 24BLANKP 246BLANKP
BLANKP W Hi 1 17 7 0 9 2 1 248 248Ferris 348Ferrie IS ISFrrls
Ferris B M 3U 18 58 6 4 241 341HUGHES Il IlHUGHES
HUGHES W W8 M 4 12 2 1 SID 240Hartsel SIDHartsl 340Ilarteel
Hartsel A 60 SIS IS 36 2 6 10 218 218iremphlll 2 2ilemphill 19 19Htmphll1
iremphlll St L 247 7 27 7 SB 8 10 318 318llinchman 2I 2IIUncbman 2 2Iunchman
llinchman Cl SS 196 1 2 26 46 6 7 210 2ItJLiUtler 236utler
utler St L 17 16 5 13 3 0 286 286Berry 236BorryA 3G 3Gn
Berry n BorryA rry A 8 17 2 4 0 0 9236 9236Mullin 236 236Mullln 5u1lln
Mullln u1lln D D 36 68 9 16 0 2 236 236Moore 236Moore 36 36roore
Moore N Y 9 17 1 4 0 0 23S 23SWalsh 236Walsh 35 35Walsh
Walsh Ch Ch22 22 64 I 6 15 0 1 1QuillIn 24 24Qulllln 24Quillin
QuillIn Ch 31 103 11 24 M 5 6 6Jones 283 283Jones 23Jones
Jones St L 67 2S5 22 2 2 IS 12 12Altrock 830 830Altrock 250Altrock
Altrock Ch 13 31 1 7 0 0 0216 0216Rossman 236 236Rossman 236Rossman
Rossman D 61 226 2 22 51 8 82 82OLeary 12 72OLeary JK2R JK2ROLeary
OLeary D 61 212 23 48 7 5 226 226Yeager fj GYeager fjYcager
Yeager SL St L 45 4i 160 11 38 2 4 a 226 226Moriarity 25Iorlarlty 286Moriarity
Moriarity N Y 36 116 8 26 0 3 1 224 224Downs 224Downs 4 4Downs
Downs D 23 86 4 19 2 0 223 223Jacobsen mJacobson 223Jacobsen
Jacobsen B 7 18 2 4 1 1 1toal1 222 222Stovall 22 22Stovall
Stovall Cl 6f 6Ii 263 22 58 8 9 221 221Cross 251Cross 41 41Cro
Cross Cro sJ A 61 301 28 44 12 13 210 210CROSsS 219CROSS 10 10CROSS
CROSS W 41 ISO 14 35 1 4 219 219Harris 219Harris 019Harrll
Harris B 10 14 0 3 0 0 214 214Plank 214Plank H HPlank
Plank A 17 47 l 6 10 6 2 218 218Hoey 2lSHoe 213IIoeyB
Hoey Hoe IIoeyB B 21 85 6 618 18 1 2 2212 2212Winter 212 212Winter 212Inter
Winter Inter B 10 33 1 7 0 1 1Sullivan 212 212Sullivan 212Sullivan
Sullivan Ch 45 156 li 6 14 33 4 3 1 1Murph 212 212Murphy 212 212Murphy
Murphy A 37 142 14 30 7 2 211 211Rhoades Ml MlRhoades U1Rhoades
Rhoades Cl 15 38 2 8 3 1 211 211Hogg 211 211Hogp 211Hog
Hogp Hog N Y 8 19 2 4 1 0 211 211LJebhardt 211Llebhardt 211Liebhardt
LJebhardt Cl 15 29 3 1 6 6 1 1Nl 1NlBarrett 207 207Barrett 207Barrett
Barrett B 21 73 7 15 5 1 1Rohe S SRohe 0 0Robe
Rohe Ch 61 206 OO 20 O 42 4 10 12 201 201OBrien 201 201OBrien 201OBrlen
OBrien CI 11 54 3 11 1 2 2Steph 204 204Stephens V04 V04Stephens
Stephens Steph ns St L I 1 21 64 6 13 1 1 1NILL 1NILL W WNILL
NILL W V 31 123 14 25 0 1 288 288Shaw 256Shaw CII CIIShaw
Shaw B DO lX 55 3 11 1 1 2Ot 2OtKnight 200 200Knight M MKnIght
Knight B 61 218 15 43 1 4 197 197Ho 197Howell 1117Howell
Ho Howell well St L I 20 66 2 11 4 I 0 MS MSHEYDON l16HEYDON IG IGi
HEYDON W 28 87 5 17 0 1 195 195Bender 193Bonder 195Bender
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Bender A 16 31 6 6 2 0 I 194 194Bay 194Jay 194Ilay
Bay Jay Cl 18 57 7 10 11 3 6 183 183Glade 103Glade 193Glade
Glade St L 11 37 tT 6 7 0 0 Ii9 Ii9Kllllan 00Killian Th9Killian
Killian D 17 48 6 9 1 2 1SS 1SSSullivan 18SSullivan 183Sullivan
Sullivan B BI < 61 235 31 44 5 3 iS iSJoss 137 137Joss 1S7Joss
Joss Cl 24 54 5 10 2 1 185 185PERRINE IShPERRINE 186PERRINE
PERRINE W WooO 40 135 12 25 6 8 1JE 1JEWagner 1S6Vagncr 1StWagner
Wagner B 41 140 7 1 25 Z 2 3 179 279Welday 179Weldny 179VeJday
Weldny Ch 8 28 2 5 0 0 179 179Pelty 179Pelty I
Pelty St I L 17 45 2 8 1 1 2 ITS ITSSievor 118Siovor I ISlevor
Sievor D 16 34 0 6 1 1 1 176 276Rickey 176Rickey 176Rickey
Rickey N Y 1 10 34 JI 5 6 1 1 170 170White 17GVhlte 176White
White Ch 18 40 2 7 4 1 175 175Tannohill 175Tannehill 175Tannehill
Tannehill B 11 30 0 B 1 0 0Glaze JC7 JC7Glaze lGiGlaze
Glaze B 12 24 0 4 0 T 0 167 167Oberlln 1G 1GOberlIn 167Oberlin
OberlIn B 11 12 0 2 0 0 187 187Bomls 11iTtmls 167rwmis
Bomls CI 22 72 7 12 3 3 167 167Lord 167Iord 167Lord
Lord A 30 97 6 16 4 6 195 195OConnor 18 10OConnor I
OConnor StL 24 85 2 14 1 0 lei 105CrlKor leiCriger 165Crigor
CrlKor B 31 92 6 15 6 3 163 163Brockett 163Brockett i iBrockett
Brockett N Y 10 36 4 4 40 4 0 0 100 IfiOPayne 100Payne I IIayne
Payne D 17 64 2 10 1 0 15C 15CCoombs liGCoombs 156combs
Coombs A A15 15 15 33 3 5 1 0 1S2 1S2SCHLAFLYW 1i2SCHLAFLY 162SCHLAFLYW
SCHLAFLYW SCHLAFLY V 24 73 10 11 4 6 151 i61Pruitt 151Pruitt lill lillPruitt
Pruitt B 12 30 K 1 3 2 0 160 160Dygert 160Dygert I ID
Dygert D gert A 16 35 3 2 5 1 1 143 143VIckers 143Vickers
VIckers A 8 14 0 2 0 0 148 148VvakeOeld HIake 146akefield
VvakeOeld ake akefield eld Cl 9 21 3 3 0 0 143 243Thomas 143Thomas 143Thomas
Thomas N Y 9 36 3 4 5 1 3 143 243lCeefe 143Keefo 1431
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Buelow St L 1 20 68 6 8 9 2 1 143 14JGrimshaw 143Grimshaw 143Grimshaw
Grimshaw B 19 86 7 J2 0 2 143 143Dineen 143DlnEen 143Dineen
Dineen St L 1 7 16 2 2 0 0 183 183Morgan 133Morgan 123Morgan
Morgan St L 1 7 16 2 2 0 0 125 125Powell IB IBPoweU 126Powell
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Detroit DetroitWanhlngton 2073 245 2 i 525 to 0 72 252 52VaRhlngton 252Washington
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ft a Hale Right Field 2 Hazen Manager 3 Ballenger Bal1eng r First Base and Captain 4 Rabbitt Pitcher 5 Boyd Third ThirdBase Third ThirdB ThirdBase
Base B se 6 Gorman Gorman Catcher 7 Forsythe For sythc Shortstop 8 Van V n Wriswick Centerfield Cen terfield g Crowell Substitute S Js itute 10 10Jarboe 10JarbocSecond toJarboeSecondBase
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MONTGO MONTGOMERY ERY BETS BETSFIRST GETSFIRST
FIRST MONEY IN INCOMMONWEALTH INCOMONEALTH
COMMONWEALTH COMMONWEALTHHerz
Herz Takes Wad From FromBooks FromBooks FromBooks
Books on ColtsVictory ColtsVictory Colts ColtsVictory
Victory VictorySHEEPSHHAD VictorySHEEPSHeAD VictorySHEEPSHBAD
SHEEPSHHAD BAY RACK TRACK TRACKNEW TRACKNEV TACKNEW
NEW YORK July IEmit Bmtt Hers 1I < < z own owner ownor ownor ¬
or of Montgomery took about JWOOO out outof outof outof
of the ring as the result of hi his colts coltsvictory ooIt eoltsvictory s svictory
victory in the Commonwealth Handi Handicap Han4tcap Handicap ¬
cap today todayMontgomery todaylIontgomery todayMontgomery
Montgomery won a great race on the thepost thepost thepost
post from Frank rnk Gill th the public fa favorite tfiorlte tavorite ¬
vorite orlte with Dandelion third Th The O ftr first firsttwo t ttwo ttwo
two went past the wire ire like a team t De Despite Despite Despite ¬
spite the winning of o f Herz th the book bookmakers bookmakers bookmakers ¬
makers quit ahed on the rc race becae becaeof because beeaC6eI becauseof
of the big play pay an n Frank Gill Dande Dandelion Dandclfon Dundelion ¬
lion Flip Flap and Dr Gardner Tw Twmoney Themoney
I money on Montgomery did not show showuntil showuntil showuntil I
until the last minute and Id this accounts accountsfor acoouattor sceountafor
for his going up in the betting b4sttln from
6 to 1 to 12 to 1 1Dr 1Dr 1Dr
Dr Gardner made the running with witnCoy withCoy UI1 UI1Coy
Coy Maid lald and First Premium all 11 the theway thewap theway
way wap to the far turn turnGoing turnGoinS turnGoing
Going around the stretch turn Frank FrankGill FrankGill FrankGill
Gill closed on the leaders and Dr DrGardner DrGardnor DrGardnor
Gardnor gave it up Montgomery went wentafter wentafter nt ntafter
after Gill and Dandelion got up too tooTho tooThe tooThe
The Hitchcock horse looked tp have a agood ngood agood
good chance at the eighth pole but butstopped butstopped butstopped
stopped and Gill and Montgomery Montgomeryhooked Montgomeryhooked Montgomeryhooked
hooked for battle stride trlde by stride strideMontgomery stndoMontgomcr strideMontgomcry
Montgomery got the verdict by byRosoben a nod nodRosobon nedRosobon
Rosobon was beaten today but not by byPrince byPrince byPrince
Prince Hamburg Hambur Dreamer did the thetrick 01 01trlck thetrick
trick and did it easily too The pair pairgot paalrgot pairgot
got off almost on oven terms but ROHlien Roseban Roe Roeben
ben went to the front at the first six sixteenth Mxteenth 1x 1xteenth ¬
teenth and swung along with what whatseemed Whatseemed whatseemed
seemed a safe lead until well into tho thostretch thostretch th thstretch
stretch Here Miller on Dreamjar Drea Breamor or went wentafter wentaCtor wentafter
after the Big Train i and ranging rangingalongside rangingalongllldo rangingalongside
alongside passed him and went on to towin to1ln towin
win easily oas11 Comedienne was third thirdRay thirdRay thirdRay
Ray got a bed fall In the steeple steeplechase teeplschase teopi teopichase ¬
chase when Garrett went down but buthe buthu butho
he come back to the paddock in the pa patrol IMLI patrol
I trol Judges carriage apparently all allright u uI i
right beyond a severe shaking up upWith upWith
With Garrrett down and out Essex Essexlooked E88exlooked Essexlooked
tl looked a sure ure winner Palm however howeverhadnt howeerhadnt howeverhadnt
hadnt been disposed of and after clear olearling clearing i iing
ling ing the last Jump he caught Essex in inthe 1nI 2nthe
I the stretch and shot past him to win 1n in ina Ina ina
a driving fight fightJames fiShtJam05 fightJames
James R Keene added the th Vernal VernalStakof VernalStake i iStakes
Stakes Stakof to his already large list winning wlnnm winningwith j jwith
with Meggs Hill in a romp Half Soy Sovereign 50 50ero1gn Soyereign ¬
I ereign the only onl dangerous contestant contestantwas contosbtntwas contestantwas
was two lengths back at t the finish finishThe fInishThe
I The Summaries SummariesFirst SummariesFIrst SummariesFirst
First race mcoSlx Six furlongs threoyeerr threeyearolds
olds and upward Dreamer 112 11 Miller
I D to 2 won Roseben 140 Martin 1 to
2 second Comedienne 182 10 Dillon 29 J to
1 third Time 112 1 11 1 45 Commodore An Anson An5On Anson j
son RosIta Conviile Convillo and Captain Em Emerich Emerlch Emerich
erich also ran ranSecond ranSecond ranSecond >
Second race r raeSteeplechaae Steeplechase Steeple haae full course coursePalm coursePalm coursePalm
Palm 142 Archibald 3 to 1 won Es Essex Essex Essex ¬
sex 14S OBrien I to 1 second Larone LaroneJJ1
JJ1 Rogan 7 to 1 third Time 51226 5t 512 25 5
Garrett fell fellThird fellThlnl fellThird I
Third Thlnl race raceYornal Vernal Stakes twoyoar twoyoarold twol twoyearold > ar arold
old fillies five furlongs Meggs Hill
115 Miller 4 to 1 won Half Sover Soverolgn So Soerolga er
olgn 116 Mountain 20 to 1 second
Fancy 107 Koerner 5 to 1 third thirdS Time Timel012o
l012o 10125 101 2c Woodlnnc Miss Norfolk Beck Beckon Beckon Beckon ¬
on Lady Lad AVinlfred Aimee C Annoy AnnoyFourth Annoynnc Annoyanc
nnc Ella E1laONe1ll ONom and NIght ln Mist t also alsoI alsoran
I ran ranFourth Fourth race raceCommonwealth Commonwealth Handi Handicap Handicap Handicap ¬
cap threeyearolds and upward onei oneimile one onemHe onemile
mile and a quarter Montgomery 112 112Garner II IIGarner 112tGarner
tGarner Garner 10 to 1 won Frank Gill 110 110Knapp 110Knapp j
Knapp 18 to 6 second Dandelion 11V 11VE 11 11E 117a
E a Dugan 7 to 1 third Time 20535 20535First 206 = 06 35 35First 35First
First Premium Flip Flap Philander PhilanderCottontown PhIJanderCottontown PhilanderCottontown
Cottontown Coy Maid Iuld Blandy Wexf Voxtord WextordIronsides VoxtordIronsldes ord ordIronsides
Ironsides and Dr Gardner also ran ranFifth ranFIC ranFifth
Fifth FIC h race rnc raceThreeyearoldr Threeyearold and up upward upward upward ¬
ward one mile and a sixteenth Royal RoyalBen RoalBen RoyalBen
Ben 98 Henry Henr 12 to 1 won Rifleman RiflemanS
S i9 ShOe 10 to 1 second Andrew Mack
101 Nutting 20 to 1 third Time 148 14825 14825Golden 25 25Golden 25Golden
Golden West est Bright Boy Ivanhoe Naga Nagazam Xagaam Nagazam
zam am Sailor Girl Grace Larjen War Wardine Wardine Var Vardine
dine Chancellor Workman O K Helen HelenPorter HelenPorter HelenPorter
Porter Cutter and Knocklrby Knocklrb also ran ranSixth ranSixth ranSixth
Sixth race rnceFI6and Flveand onehalf furlongs furlongstwoyearolds furlongstwooarolds furlongstwoyoarolds
twoyearolds soiling Joe Nealon 101 101E 101CEo 101E
CEo E Dugan 7 to 5 won Black Mary Iary 93 93Callahan 93Callahan 93Callahan
Callahan 10 to 1 second Glorious Bet Betsy DetS30 ¬
sy 5 S9 J flowers 15 to 1 third Time
10815 108 15 He Knows Montauk Hul HulBelle HulBollo HalBelle
Belle Griffon Marion Moore Ioorc Thurbet
Chorus Girl Scottsdale and Catherine
M also ran ranSeventh ranSeventh ranSeventh
Seventh race raceFive Five and onehalf fur ¬
longs twoyearolds selling Magazine
302 Graham 30 to 1 won Biskra 94
Preston S to 1 second Castlewood CastlGwoodJ1Y 102
Garner Garner 4 to 1 third Time 103 Laugh ugh
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July K JlDetllaay Bethany ve Ninth NinthJuly NUtJuly NiuthJaly
July 1 lVah Waugh vs v First FirstJuly Ftr FirstJuly t tJUly
July 17 17Ntath Ninth vs Wangh WanghJuly WasighJuly V h hJuly
July IS 1iR R I M L vs Bethany BethanyJuly BethBYJuly BethacyJuly
July MFlr 1IlJratt t va VL Ninth NinthJuly NiuthJuly bth bthJul
July Jul soFirst vs Waugh WaughJuly WaughJtily WaughJuly
July MWaugh Waugh vs Ninth NinthJuly NinthJuly tad tadJuly
July 36NInth Ninth vs First FirstJuly lt FfrLJuly tt ttJuly
July MR L M vs Bethany BethanyJuly BeUaaayJuly B tbany tbanyJuly
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Robin Hood 127 J C Core 114 Yorkist Yorkt t j i
356 W Mary ary Morris orrl 118 Commodore An Anson Anson j jIOn
son 112 Herodotus 13 12 Druid 118 Ban BanSmith I ISmith I
Smith Ml Barbary Belle 17 18 Shining ShiningStar Shlnln ShlnlnStar ShIningStar
Star 115 115Hernsan Herman 111 Alfla All Iff 1 Lady LadyAnnie j
Annie 118 1l Wood WoodvotUh witch 1W 1 Golden
Shore 104 16 St Valentine Ya 8fttf IIS 1JSSeeon 113Secona j
Seeonc Seeon < race rcceoBe One mile Tody Boaero I
118 J C Core Ill Smiling SmlUa Tow 111 111Fountalnbleu 111Fountainbies I IFountainbieu
Fountainbieu 111 Ztethu U8 US 11 Arimo ArimoIll Az4nio3M I IUl
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Walter Miller 117 BobbIn Do ArdusdJmumdsen Arduod ll2 ll2Amundsen d dmund
Amundsen mund en 122 n Holtteter Hi Sena Senator s sOr eua euator ¬
tor Or Barrett Barrett 117 Troublesome Troubh ome US Zagg
112 II Nimbus 114 Jim Gattney GfI 118 II Park ParkView ParkVle ParkView
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Court It 112 Loftri Long Ball W Bent Beaten 1fII 1fIICountOlmand 15Countormand
Countornmnd 112 11 Hussellson 112 1 ThaI Rialto 1U1to ThaIto
to 112 Dottie S SFourth M MFourth 15 15Fourth
Fourth race raceOne One and a quarter miles milesPhilander milesPhIlander milesPhilander
Philander 111 Confederate 100 Cairn Cairngorm Calrngorm CaIrngerm ¬
gorm MS 1 Yankee Girl 110 Ii Captain CaptainI CaptainEmerleh
Emerich t 2 Gallaant 106 Lord Lovat LovatIr
I 97 Tokalon 117 117I 117Fifth j jFifth
I Fifth race racOne One and a half miles Dr
Gardner 129 Miss Crawford 197 01 SrnU 1 1Ing
Ing Tom to G L 1 M 1L 86 Hokl Fast FastSi l t
Si Go Between B < < tween 115 Lancastrlan LancastrlanRed JW JWIted Co16 Co16Had
Had Leaf Lea 98 Nealon 136 Buttling IIS IISJacquln 111JacquIn 15
Jacquln MS DanBuhre Dan Buhre 92 9 Wexford
113 Mhxnar 100 Banker 96 Palette PaletteSS
SS f S Crafty 97 97Sixth 9iSixth 97Sixth
Sixth raceFhe race Five and a half furlon furlongs furlonssTreasure furlongsTreasure
Treasure lie Buena 110 Home Again
110 Fond Heart 110 Queen Ellen 110 llGPark 110Park j
Park View 110 noi Ruth Taylor 110 Keep I
Moving 110 uramaUc n8 Iealaga
110 Gold Finn 110 Lady Lad Phyllis 110 110Requite 110Requite > j
Requite 110 Explosion 110 Water ater Goal
110 Ida D 110 Stylite 110 Great Dame
110 Imitator 110 110Track 110Track 110Track
Track fast fastRICHMONDS lastRICHMONDS fastRICHMONDS
RICHMONDS FIELDING FIELDINGOVERCOMES FIELDINGOVERCOMES l
OVERCOMES ROANOKE ROANOKERICHMOND ROANOKEI ROANOKERICHMOND ROANOKERICHMOND
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RICHMOND July 6 6Errors Errors by Hess Hesslor HessIcr
lor Clarke and Flowers In the seventh seventhand Beenthnnd seventhand
and eighth innings gave Richmond four fourruns fourruns fourruns
runs and the th game this afternoon the thescore thes thescore
score s < ore being 4 to 1 In the second Hessler Hessleropened H0f6lor H0f6loropened HeeIeropened
opened with a single was sacrificed sacrl ca by byMorrison byllorrla byMorrison
Morrison llorrla < ln went to third on Fishs out outand outand outand
and scored on Hlntons clean single singleTwo singleTwo
Two men wore down in Il1th the seventh be before bofore before ¬
fore Richmond scored Flowers pitched pitcheda
a good go d game for Roanoke but had poor poorsupport poorsupport poorsupport
support Carter also twirled woll for forRichmond forRichmond forRichmond
Richmond and the team behind hlm himdid hlmdId hlmdid
did perfect work The game which whichwas whichwas WhichWas
was the first firSt under Richmonds new newmanager newmanaser newmanager
manager Shortstop Reeve was fast fastand fastand fastand
and clean Score
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Roanoke ROfLnokeuo 010000000 01 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 5 5Batteries 5Batteries 5Batteries
Batteries Richmond Carter and andWalsh andValsh andWalsh
Walsh Roanoke Flowers Morrison MorrisonCote MorrIsonCote MorrisonCote
Cote and Hinton HintonBALTIMORE HintonBALTIMORE HintonBALTIMORE
BALTIMORE COUNTRY CLUB CLUBTAKES CLUBTAKES CLUBTAKES
TAKES THIS GAME GAMEA
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A basoball game gamebetwoen between the Balti Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore ¬
more Country Club and the Chevy ChevyChase Ch ChevyChase YY YYCha3e
Chase Club added a little variety to toamusements toamusements toamusements
amusements at the Chevy Che y Chase Club Clubyesterday Clubyesterday Clubyesterday
yesterday The home club lost to Bal Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore ¬
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The teams were composed as follows followsBaltimore tollowsBa1t1moreEwlng followsBalUmoreEwing
Baltimore Ba1t1moreEwlng Ewlng Wagner Mack Macklln Mackun Mack11n
lln Symington Reeves Belt Vlckong VlckongSllngluff VlckengSlInglurt VickongSllngluff
Sllngluff Jenkins JenkinsChevy JenkinsChevy Jenkln JenklnChevy
Chevy Chase ChaseHuldekoper Huidekoper Merriam MerrlamLlttlefleld MerriamLittlefleld MerriamLittlefield
Llttlefleld L L Glazobrbok Glazobr ok Carlysle CarlysleCrfbb CarlyslcCobb CarlysleCobb
Cobb Newbold Crampton Brown B wn Brad Bradley Brad Bradley Brailay ¬
ley Hopkins HopkinsScore HOlklnsScore Ho11kinscore
Score core b by innings inningsBalto InningsBalto inningsBalto
Balto C C Co 0 0 4300 4 3 4 0 13 1 3 11 11Chevy 11Chevy 11ChevyChase1300030007
Chevy ChevyChase1300030007 Chase 1 3 0003000 0 0 0 3 0 0 01 7
SURVEYORS VICTORS VICTORSIN
IN DISTRICT LEAGUE LEAGUEThe
The Surveyors scored their second vic victory vIctory victory ¬
tory yeeterdaJT yeterda by oy defeating the Collec Collectors Collector Coftectors ¬
tors tor 14 to 12 1 and are now tied with the theSurface theSurace theSurface
Surface team for first 1tr t place in the Dis District DIstnct Diatrict ¬
trict League L ue each having wen two twogames twoame twonames
games ame and loot none noneBoth neneBoUt acne110th
Both tennis Haider loosely and showed showedlack showedlack howooJack
lack of practice and team work workSurveyors workSmverGI workSoryeyots
Surveyors SmverGI started ted off like easy win winners wlnDenJ winairs ¬
airs but the beers Jo ers collected three hits hitsin hitsIn bitsIn
in the fourth inning ana these with a ap apair apair
p pair ir of o pejNxvt JNUNI and nd somewikl some wild tkl ball toss tossmg tosmg toeslug
mg netted 4v ve runs Ballengor then thennut thonput thenput
put on steam and but one more score scorevme scoreWIUJ scorewas
was made Surveyors hammered two twobingteii twobIn twobingles
bingteii bIn in the sixth and Berreaus wild wildthrow wildthrow wildthrow
throw to first and Simmonds mutt muffcounted muttcounted muttcounted
counted four runs and decided the game gameThe El1m El1mThe gameThe
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GANS TO FORCE FORCEFINISH FORCEFIN FORCEFINISH
FINISH FIN ISH FIGHT FIGHTWITH FIGHTWITH FIGHTWITH
WITH NELSON NELSONBALTIMORE NELSONBALTDIORE NELSONBALTIMORE
BALTIMORE Md July Jul 6Joe Cans Canswill Ganswtli Gaaswill
will leave tomorrow morning morning for San SanFrancisco SanPranellleO SanFrancisco
Francisco to put it up to Battling Nel Nelson Xelson Ndson ¬
son for a fight u tD > a a finish Today Toda Cans Cansreceived Gansrecehed Gaasreceived
received a telegram tele from Tex RIckard RIckardwho Bickardwho Ucknrdho
who ho is in New Nev York suggesting a largo largonurae Iargpuma largepurse
puma nuraeCans pumaGADs purseGaits
Cans will m stop in New York tomorrow tomorrowand tomorrowgnd tomorrowttnd
and then to the coast He will split the thepurse thepurne thepurse
purse anyway an ay Nelson Nt > isondeslrs desires but insists insistson InlstsIOn Insistson
> IOn on weighing at 133 pounds at the the ring ringtide ringaide ringski
tide ski stripped and not with fighting
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE NOTES NOTESMaybe NOTESabe NOTESMaybe
Maybe abe the Trinity batters didnt run runtheir runtheIr runtheir
their legs off in the game with St StTheresa StTheresa StTheresa
Theresa Score 24 to 2 2The 2The 2The
The St St Martins Athletic Association Associationteam AssoclatIonteam Associationteam
team successor to St Martins Las iasmade laasmade Lasmade
made an excellent showing so far and andbids andbids andbids
bids fair to maintain the high standard standardof standrI standsrJofbaseball
I of eCbAscbt111 baseball that its predecessor put pu up upHots upHots upHots
Hots Moffltt is certainly hitting the theall theball
ball all some Mark MarkGreen 533 533Green 53Greon
Green of the new Stt St Martins ll1 ins team teamfanned toamta1ned teamfanned
fanned seven men in three innings last lastUuesday la lastBpesdn t tI
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AVhat hat do you ou know about St Domi Dominics Domlnlcs Dominics ¬
nics the cellar champs dumping Trin TriuIty TrinIty Trinity
Ity in Wednesdays game gameTrinity gameTrinity
Trinity profited by the dropping from fromthe tromthe fronthe
the league of St St Martins as Mess the thestar he hestar hestar
star third baseman and Hubard the theleading LbelOAdlne theleading
leading slugger slu acr played with the George Georgetown G Georgetown orSd orSdtown ¬
town lads Wednesday WednesdayIt Vednesda VednesdaIt
It is probable that no other player pla er in inthe Inthe inthe
the league le sue has his name spelled so somany somany so somilny
many different ways as Graff the Trin Trinity Trlnlty Trinity ¬
ity pitcner The he most general enernl ways Wa S of otmlsspelUng ofmisspelling
misspelling it are Graft and Groft and andKraft andKraft andKraft
Kraft KraftThe KraftThe KraftThe
The St St Josephs team which gave gaveplace S3 S3ll1ace gar garplace
place to the St Thoresas nine Is now nowplaying nmIllalng nowiaying
playing Independent ball There Is a asmall aEmaU asmall
small probability that Manager Leap Leapleys Lcnpleys LeapIcys
leys charges will find a franchise francl1ise In Inqne inQne inqne
qne of the local leagues before many manydays ml1Ydays manydays
days daysBartlott daysBartlett daysBartlett
Bartlett made a homer in Tuesday Tuesdaygame Tuosd8 Tuosd8Iame Thesdayrgame
game with St Martins MartinsSt
St Martins has a fast Infield in Farr FarrRoss FarrRoss FairRoss
Ross Howard and Ruiz RuizMcGee Rul RulMcGee RuizMcGee
McGee stole four fou bases In inlast last Wed Wednesdays WC Wednesdays < 1 1nesdasgamc ¬
nesdays nesdasgamc game with Trinity Isnt hc helight hclight hclight
light on his feet feetThe feetThe factThe
The games might be started with a alittle al a alittle
little more promptness pr mp tnSs Several of o them themhave t themhave Em Emhave
l have gone one into darkness lately
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Lord Lovatt LovattBlltedale Lovatt159 119 II McCarter Patter PUerSan4y Sandy 29 29Beekxnait 2Billadale a aElIl8dale
Blltedale BlltedaleDon lie J B Brady Beekxnait 36 39Mountain 36Don 36Don
Don Enrique 122 August Beim Belmont nt Mountain 25 25Mountain 25llottnt1n 25Mountin
Mountain wilt ride either Don Enrique B rlque or 01 Peter Pot Fane FaneBy Pant PanBy
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By J S A MACDONALD
NEW YORK YORK r thc July 6 60 6On OR next neJ t Tues Tuesday Tuesday Toesday ¬
day July 9 the famous Lawrence Reall Realization Reallatlon Reallzation ¬
zation Stakes for threeyearolds at atone atone atone
one and fiveeighths miles wHl be run runand runand runand
and won at Sheepshead Sheep head Bay Ba L L LThe LThe LThe
The Coney Island Jockey Club an announces announCGS announces
nounces the value of the fixture to be becloi beelope beclose
cloi elope > e on to 127000 31000 Since the American AmeriCanDerbY AmericanDerby
Derby at Washington Park Chicago Chicagois
is no more the Realization Stakes are arereally arereally arereally
really the richest among all American Americanthreeyearold Americanthreeearold Americanthreeyearold
threeyearold specials At one time the theRealization thoRcallzatlon theRealization
Realization Stakes amounted la value valueto valueto alue alueto
to over 46MX 16 but somehow tie e entry entryand entryand entryand
and nomination to the 1037 renewal was wasnot wasnot
I
not as heavy as might be expected per perhaps perhaps perhapa ¬
haps due to the uncertainty of the thepermanency thepermanOftC thepermanency
permanency of the turf in the Hast dur during durIng durlag ¬
ing the moral crusade which sweet sweetthe swepttbe sweetthe
the country some sixteen months ago agoThe agoThe agoThe
The prize is welt worth rth the while whn of ofchampions otI ofchampions
I champions championsPeter championsPeter
Peter Pan the Choice ChoiceThe ChoiceI ChoiceThe I
I The Realization Stakes of next week weekwill weekwill eek
will 111 probably bring both Peter Pan and andSalvidere andSsivdere I
Salvidere together akng with Prank FrankGill PrankGill PrankGill
Gill McCkrter Zambesi t PaumonokFaust PaumonokFaust Paumonok PaumonokFaust
Faust and Don Enrique quite 8 a gal galaxy glI galaxy ¬
I axy of stars Usually the tlt race simmers simmersdown simmersI simmersdown
down d wn to three or four starter SULrt but this thisyear thisear thisyear
I year ear e a more pretentious entry Ofttr f5 is ex expected expected expocted ¬
pected pectedAt poctedAt
I At this time It Jooks to be e a victory victoryfor victoryfor tctor tctorfor
for Peter Pan who has already put the tfceBeiniont tlteBelmont theBolmon
Belmont Bolmon Stakes the Brooklyn Derby the theStandard theStandard theStandard
Standard Stakes and an add the Tidal T Stakes Stakesto Stakesto Stakesto
to his credit creditA creditA creditA
A Renovation R6tfJlzat10 wll place the Com Commando COMmando Canimando ¬
mando colts earning at dose to JiOMOO JiOMOOtruly 8100500truly tOO tOOtrul
truly trul a a remarkable record when wle you youcome youcome ftU ftUcomo
come to think that he a is merely merel through throughthe tmouShthe throughthe
the first half of the season seasonSalvidere 2eSenSalvidere seasonSalvidere
Salvidere Out of Form FormSalvidere FormI FormSalvidere
I Salvidere was a sufferer from acute acutetoothache acutoI acutetoothache
I toothache during th the early earl days of ofMay orI ofMay
I May ray He lost flesh and is today not notreally notroaU notreally
really roaU himself However his cracking crackingrace arackl crackingrace g grace
race behind Frank nk GiH and Montgom Montgomery Mentgosncry 8ntgom 8ntgomcl ¬
cry cl In the Coney Cone Island Stakes of last lastSaturday lastSaturday lastSaturday
Saturday shows him a really reaII great colt ooitOn coltOn coltOn
On the other hand Peter Pan is at the thezenith thezenith thezenith
zenith of his powers J < ers Though Peter PeterPan PeterPan PeterPan
Pan takes up 126 12 pounds as against 116 116pounds 116pounds 116pounds
pounds on Satvideres back the former formerwould fonnerwould formerwould
would be a pronounced favorite The Thetradition Thetradition Thetradition
tradition of the Realization Stakes is isthat Isthat Isthat
that the champion threeyearold always alwayswins alWs alWswins alwayswins
wins it itWinner ItWinner itWinner
Winner Usually a Champion ChampionAccountant ChampionAccountant ChampionAccountant
Accountant took it last season while whileSysontQ whileSsonta whileSysontw
SysontQ was the hero the year before beforethat berorctoat beforetnat
that and so on down the line By this thisrule thS8rule thisrule
rule Peter Pan is 1 the winner for he la laundoubtedly 13undoubtedly isundoubtedly
undoubtedly the best of his age so for forshown tarshown farshown
shown shownRadtka shownRadtk8 shownRadtke
Radtka will ride SalvMere while whileMountain whl1cMountain whileMountain
Mountain Is almost sure to be in Peter PeterPans PeterPans PeterPans
Pans saddle for August Belmont will willonly willonly willonly
only require his services should Don DonEnrique DonI DonEnriue
Enrique start an improbable contin contingency contIngoncy contingency ¬
I
gency Thco Webber is here with withGeorge wltl1George withGeorge
George S Davis from Buffalo N Y Ywith Ywith Vwith
with the expectation of taking some someoart some1Mlrt someDart
Dart of the money moneyPaumonok mone monePaumonok moneyPaumonok
Paumonok a J Factor FactorIn
In many quarters Harry Payne Whit Whitneys Whitneys hit hitneys ¬
neys Paumonok is regarded as R the noro noroboth b hersoboth rso rsobotb
both Salvidere and Peter Pan will H have haveto haoto hareto
to beat for the big Watercress atErcress colt Is Isjust Isjust isjust
just now coming into stride strideThe strideTho strideThe
The Realization Stakes StAk come to hand handon handon bandon
on the las day of the Shcepshead Bay Baymeeting B8 B8meJdng Baymeeting
meeting On next Wednesday ednesday the scene sceneof sceneoC sceneof
of racing activity shifts over to Brighton BrightonBeach BrightonBeach BrightonBeath
Beach BeachMillers BeachMillers BeathMillers
Millers Success Turning Heads HeadsOne HeadsOne HeadsOne
One of the foremost men of the turf turfpaid turtl turfraid
paid l d to tt me the other day da Some rainy rainyday Blnyda rainyday
day da when you are short a subject just justwrite justwrlto justwrite
write a a few words word about the foolishness foolishnessot oollsh1csso
ot o parents and young ung boys in imagining imaginingthere Imaldnlngther6 imaginingthere
there is a golden fortune awaiting awaiUn a acareer acarOOr acareer
career In the saddle A lot of harm and andtrouble andtroublo andtrouble
trouble may mn be avoided < l through warning warningthose warningthose nrninS nrninSthos
those thos deluded individuals individualsIt
It appears since the rise rI e of Jockey JockeyMarvelous Jock JockeyMarvelous p parvelol1s
Marvelous arvelol1s Miller with Uh all the news newspaper nf nfpaper newspaper ¬
paper talk of his enormous monftyearn monftyearning monnyearnIng moneyearntag
ing capacity and regal life a craze crazeamong crazeamong
among amon parents to have their little boys boysschooled boysschooled boysschooled
schooled Into Jockeys has become ram rampant rampant rampant ¬
pant Not a single 8ln le big bl trainer on the themetropolitan themetropolitan
metropolitan turf but has been pestered pesteredto
to distraction by b wouldbe jockeys jok s and andtheir andtheir andtheir
their parental guardians who ho come comearound comearound comearound
around to the stable at Shcepshead Sh p5head Bay Bayand Bayand Bayand
and Brighton Beach filled with the Idea Ideaof Ideaot ideaof
of their diminutive sons some day da emu emulating emulating emukiting ¬
lating little Miller MillerTwo MillerTwo MillerTwo
Two Thousand Already Trying TryingIt
It has been always thus but this sea season scason season ¬
son the fame of Miller has served to toaugment tougment toaugment
augment the output and to bring a big bigcrop bigcrop bigcrop
crop of cranks As a a matter of tLetno factno fact factno
no fewer than seven parents most of ofthem otthCm ofthorn
them trudging along with their boys by bytheir bythlr bytheir
their side visited the quarters cf cfTrainer t tTrainer ofTrainer
Trainer John Rodgers of the H HWhithey P PWhitney f fYhltney
Whitney stable last Sunday SundayAs SundayAs SundayAs
As In every eer walk of life the suc successes successes suecesses ¬
cesses constitute a very V l small percent percentage percentage percentago ¬
age of the workers in the rank and file fileFor tileFor fileFor
For Instance there are at least 2 200 2200 00 gal gallop gallop gallop ¬
lop boys working every ever morning on the theLong theLong tileLong
Long Island race track They all hope hopeto hopeto hopetbe
to tbe be Jockeys some day dayS
S
Of this army not more than ten will willgraduate willgraduate willgraduate
graduate into the saddle tide summer summerThen BummerThen summerThen
Then what is 1 there to a a Jockeys ey8 career careerwhen careerwhen careerwhen
when one considers con fd8ls the future of middle middleage middleage middleage
age The butterfly life of the youn younrace young yo11lCrace youngrace
race rider proves too great a temptation temptationfor
for even the strongest character They Theyspend Theyspend Theyspend
i spend their money and so train their theirbodies theirbodls theirbodies
bodies and minds that when wbe the te stern sternstruggle stm stmsruge sternstruggle
struggle comes cmes after the Oe heyday of the thesaddle thesaddle
sruge heyay te teaddle
saddle they connot take the
cnnt te up battle battleof batte batteof battleof
of life in other oter walks walksFew walksPow Wa
Few Fw Jockeys jkAs ever gain gn a a lifes 11cs com competency cm cmpeto cornpatency ¬
petency peto After Ae ten te years yers of success S0 and andThe an andthe
The earnings erig of thousands tOS and thousands thovsandsof thd
of dollars do Arthur Arur Redfern Refr is i round roundabout rd rdabt roundabout
about abt the paddock pddo Just now nw fat fat and an de dejected de dojected ¬
jected jte wondering woering Just jt how bw Pa Red Redfern Re fl flfera
ferA invested IBvee his hi earnings etg in the te years yearsson ye yearsgone
son go gone by Tod o Sloan Sloa Snapper Snpr Gar Garrison Gr Grrl8 Garrison ¬
rison rl8 Hagbey Hughe Penny PORn George Ge e Odom OdomGrover Om OmGr8 OdomGrover
Grover Gr8 Fuller Spencer Sper HUdebrand HIJfn Co Coburn Co Ceburn
burn br and nearly nly all al our or race nee riders re of ofprominence orpolne ofprominence
prominence polne e of the te last Jt twenty twet years ye are aredown arefw aredown
down fw on O eu their ther luck lu right today ty though thoughthy USu tisougitthey
thy th all a should sld be b rich r and a a am afiltent afiltentSome te at atSome t
Some Horrible Horble Examples ExamplesSloan EnmlesSln ExamplesSloan
Sloan Sln and an Garrison Grrl each made me and andspent ad adsnt andspent
spent snt JlWO lK000 a in their tei day Garrison Gn in inMOW igW isnow
MOW W training tning horses be for H H XeCarter Xerer XererPoter MeCarterPotter XeCarterPotter
Potter Poter while wie George Gee Odora O only 0 five fiveyears 1 flviyears
years ye ago our or premier pemer rider re and a staking stakingat mig migat
at least le SMOO t a a year Is none De too to strong strongIn st strongin ng ngIn
In the t worlds wls goods g right now nw Fuller Fullerperhaps Fler FlerprbJ Fullerperhaps
perhaps prbJ the te greatest gtet rider re of thorn the all 1 is isdown isdwB Isdoa
down dwB doa n and out ot and a crippled crippe for to life Je Jn J the thebargain te tebgn thebargain
bargain bgn Hnghey Huhey Penny used ed to t de demand dE densand ¬
mand D 100 1f a mnt mount at Guttenburg Gtbrg He Heis Ht Heis
is I now BW galloping gpg horses hr for S3 325 a week weekHttdebrand Wk weekHfldebrand
Httdebrand lbo has ha passed p out ot of view viewwhile vw vwwb viewwhile
while wb the once oe great ge Monk MO Cafcttxm Cm is isJust 1 issat
Just j sat a plain pn hustler hue Melbourne MelbourneThompson MelbourneThompson ebe ebeThop
Thompson Thop who wh piloted pe Irish Ir Lad Ld ta 1 hie hiefirst hier hisfirst
first r winning wlug race rc to 1 a a staWe stWe cook ck for forJohn forJoh forJohn
John Joh E E Madden adde Htoks l works wrks wrksa for 5L25 5L25a
a day day as a a laborer 1b Spencer Spnr would w give givehis ge gehis givehis
his right oy e eye to t rids re a 4 t to t S favorite favoritenow tarte tarteDV tvorite250W
now DV He is i from trm pillar pa to t P pest toe toeWill to toWi tooWill
Will Wi Miller Mier Keep It ItSo It Iti
So S i the te Mat goes ges Isaac Isac Murphy Iuy Mar Marty lr lrty Marty
ty Bergen Pike Pke Barnes Bae all al died die ir ircomparative Iecptc Iccomparative
comparative cptc obscurity oburlt Lucien Lcen Lyne on onof one oneor oneof
of our or greatest gretest riders rie is now v in I Eng England Eng1d Eagland ¬
land 1d a s wanderer waerer seeking mounts munt wher wherever wher wherever ¬
ever ver he h may find fn them tem Considering Clderg the therisks therk therisks
risks rk of o human huma Ute and a limb ll in race raceriding re rering raceriding
riding ring and a the sour sor future future the game ge is isscarcely I isscarcely
scarcely sly worth wrh the candle candleMiller cnde candleMiller
Miller fe is well wen off ot today to so far aa a the thepublic te tepbic thepublic
public pbic knows kws but bt it sill wl be b inteets inteetsfve Interestingfive interesting interestingfive
five fve years year from now nw when his h riding ridingdays ring ringds ridingdays
days ds shall sU have hve passed psed to learn lea Just Justwhat justwhat
i what vht his guardians gardls nave bve have done d with wit his hisearnings hI hisearnings
I earnings erning How much will wn Miller Mier have ve in inhand ini inhand
i hand hn when h he b is I bbiiged olso to look lk to the thefifty te teAft thefifty
fifty Aft years year still n left lef in his h life lCe Ot Otcourse 01icure Ofeourse
icure course there are exceptions ecpins Tommy TommyBurns TommyBrs TommyBurns
Burns Brs now nw In France Fn and a Willie WillieShaw WilliesShaw mUe
II Shaw in Germany Gery have hve been ben riding rE for forover forover forover
over fifteen ffteen years eas Burns Bur has h safe sae In lnvestments Int investments
vestments esent in California Calforia while whle Shaw Sw U Uwell i iiwell
t well off ot Then Tn Trainer Jimmy mmy Rowe Roweof Rowe RoweOf
of the Ken Kne Stable Stle was once Oa a race racerider racerider e eI
rider rder These exceptions ecepns only prove Oe th thrule thrle the therule <
I rule rle They Tey are very YO rare rareWalkup r rWakup rareWalkup
Walkup Wakup Start Star Again AgainHere Again AgainHere
Here Her in the East B the turf trf Is i once onceagain oce oceagn onceagain
again agn convulsed Ovlsed over the method meU of ofstarting ofsrg ofstarting
starting srg the horses hors Mars Cassidy Cad frll frllInto Cd1Into fliinto
Into a spell sl of bad b work wok about aOt a fort fortnight tortnight ort ortnIght ¬
night ago ag and at once oce the New York Yorkturf Yorktur Yorkturf
turf tur writers rters set st up a great ge hullabaloo hullabalooIt buUa huftabaloIt l
It I seems seem the public publc wants want the walk walkand wlik wlikand waikand
and break br style which whih Cassidy Cagdy made madeso ma madeso e eso
so successful suessCul on the te winter wint r course crse at
Hot Springs Spring Ark Ak three tee years yer ago ago
Nine out of ten
racegoers racesors want t the theoldtime theoldtie theoldtime
oldtime oldtie and ad unnatural unnaturl standing stdlnS break breakabolished brea breakabolished
abolished ablshe Cassldys poor work was ex excused cxcused x xcus ¬
cused cus because baue the te easygoing eang pr old stew stewards stcwun stewards ¬
ards un of the Jockey Jocke Club were wer o suppose supposeto suppse1 suppse1to
to have Imposed Imped a style stle which whl SpS h M did didnot dIl didnot
not care for himself TJte e stewards stewardswere awds awdswere stewartswere
were roasted rote and ad toasted tste right rsht and leli ler
by Cassldys Caldys friends friendsCassidy friendsCasdy friendsCassidy a
Cassidy Casdy Needs a Rest RestThen Ret RestThen
Then comes come a a a funny funn piece pee of byplay byplayCassidy bYpay bYpayCassid byplayCaseldy
Cassidy Cassid up and says say that the te standing standingstart stdng stdngsr standIngstartS
start sr is better beter than ta the te muchly ud udvocated 1 d dvocated
vocated vte walk and ad brook br style stle Imag Imagine Iag Iaglne IrnagInc ¬
Inc the attitude atttude of his h supporters suppto His Hisfriends H liiifriends
friends rrends now nw say S8 that tat unless unl be can c da dabetter do d dbetter
better bter work with t the present prsent style stle ol olstanding Q1stndlnS ofstanding
standing stndlnS start the onlv onl thing left leftfor lef leftor
for or the t stewards is I to secure seue another anotherand aotl anotherand r rad
and ad more competent comptent starter ster There la lahow I ishow
how the muddle stands std right now nowOne nowOne nowOne
One thing is sure Cassldys Cslys work Is Isvery I Ivel isvery
very vel ragged rgg at the te present time Ume The Theman Thema Theman
man ma needs nes a 8 a holiday holJ He has ha been bn at atthe atth atth
the th grindstone both bth winter wnter and summer
for gndstone four years oar and needs nees a freshening fresheningup frehening freheningp fresheningup
up p However every eY6r starter ster has his hI bad badspells bd bdspls badspoIls
spells spls Caldwell Cnldwcl Flynn and FitzGerald FltG
had them themHated thom themHated
Hated Hted by Tutf TtI Tnt Writers WritersThen Wrte WrteTen WritersThen
Then Ten again agn Cassidy Casidy Is cordially crlal Ola Olaliked Iisliked 1 1lke
liked lke by the turf writers Wter He ran coun counter o1n o1ntor oo n ntar ¬
tar to them the from the very wr first frst His Hissystem Hi fitssystem
i system is 1 to repel rEpe criticism crtcs with a aswing aswing aswing
swing on the te Jaw of the writer ter Very Verybad Ve Verybad
i bad policy polcy Last Lt summer he was Wa repri reprimondfcd repr reprimanded
I mondfcd mndf at ut Brighton Beach for such aa aaoffense a1 asoffense
I offense offenseAccording ortenle ortenleccording offenseAccording
According to the general genorl understanding undertdln undertdlnI
I among turfmen FitzGerald FItGerld hates Cas Cas6ldy Casfldy Casaidy
6ldy fldy The former Is now the managing
director dIrtor of the Brighton Beach Bec managng track trde trdeCasidy
I Cassidy Casidy asked ake for a vacation aton during
the meeting meting there thero but the Jockey Clue Clu
has ht Instructed Instructo him to t start JockeJ the horses horsesthere hors horsthere horsestherc
I there ° for the first two weeks weks of racing
After Afer that that A A B Dade will wi wilireplaco replace r placo him hm b1

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