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REUNION WEEK AT
TR AVERS ISLAND
COLUMN
Referee Eyton Unfair to Ledoux
in Assuming That He Wanted
to "Quit" to Williams.
OaswKat 1. ltn TVa rraaa
M O.
(Tba Naw Tori e. anal
ALTHOUOH he lost til decsetou IB
yesterday s bout at Un Angeles,
Charles Ledoui Haa shown that
'rano Is developing some reel fighters.
Aooordlng to accounts Ledoui and Will
iam put up the hardest and faatait
' ! avar awn In ths Southern Cali
fornia, city, whar thay hava good fight
ing MI the time. Williams la ald to
fsave nad the baat of th ft-M eight
reuods, attar whloh tha UtUa Frsnch
aaan eaitplungsd and outfought him Un
as' tha sixteenth. Thara Ledoui re-
eetved a left awing and, dropping to on
knee, claim ad that he had been truck
law. Referee Eyton immediately held up
WllUaois's hand and announced that ba
waa tha winner. Eyton Justified this
try saying that "Ledoux waa quitting."
Tha referee's action was absolutely
sr. Kvan If ha did not aae a foul
and was uanrtlllng to admit that
foul blow had been struck, be should
have acted aooordlng to nil and ous
am He abould have gone through the
aouat. Than If Ledoux did not oos
Uau he could hava dlanuallfled him.
It la a pet y that such a thing should
hava happened to a visiting foreign
. ahampton. Johnny Coulon has bean 111
tar some time and may possibly retire
and give up tha lltla ha baa bald (or
severe years. WUllama la regarded as
Caul on s next opponent, or his suooss
asr. And If Ledoux could outfight WIN
earns from tha eighth to tha sixteenth
round It is an evident (not that ba Is
good enough to b a oon tender. The
noUasi that the game lltUe Frenchman
' had any Inclination to "a. alt" wlU seem
ifjisuioua to ovary ooo who ever had
tha aHaeure of seeing Mm nghL
en) w'CAHET, tat Loa Angelse pro-
molar, gar WUMaas a
deWdk pionahlp bait" after tha Ladoux
right. MoCsrey is almost nsrslsss la this
alt habit of his. He gave MoCerty one
whUe Johnson wag still on the map.
without Inviting Johnson to participate
la tha festivities Now ho disregards
I tha existence of Champion Coulon. who
has neither retired nor lest his title.
However. MeCareys bait Idea Isn't so
wad. Tha conditions that go with it
require the holder to defend it at least
on ca avsry sis months In a Id-round
bout. Many champions hava tha long-
rest habit too well developed.
jTf Howard Draw of Springfield or
I Jimmy Power of the B A A- only
had a chance to go to college or
do nothing else but run, what world
haatsra they'd be," lamenu Arthur
v Duffy, former world's sprinting cham
pion and rightful holder of the world's
Mi yard rsoord.
They re pretty fair as It Is. even
i though they do bav to work far a
1'vlng.
IK tha University of Pennsylvania mu
seum Is a cubist statue I.Wi years old.
It la a perfect cube of stone. Tha
rati and legs of the figure are outlined,
showing the knees drawn up and tha
arms crosed under the chin. Probably
a statu of the priglnator of the Leach
"cover.
XI FLT.N'N Isn't growing gray with
worry over what may happen when
ho mesle Gunboat Smith Flynn
w bis way Kast now and will arrive
bout July S. I'asstng through Lee
Vegas, Jim was Interviewed
"What do you think of Gunboat
Smith?" asked the Interviewer with a
Wigjht jmlle
"Oh." replied Jim. "they v been mak-
na lot of noise over him. but io far
avan't been able to discover thst he
bag a private graveyard.''
r
rr Jess wniard wsra dying by
leches" hs'd have a good obaaoa to
live as long as Methuselah.
LOB At
bona'
duouasUH reports give sorai
that Bud AadeTsnn, who waa
boa Sen by Lieaea Cross and four
days afterward waa operated upon for
appendicitis, may be able to fight as wsll
as ever la a few months. The doctors
who performed the operation any the
oocdltlon of the appendix ihowe that
Andirson should have been operated
upon at least five days earlier. He
fought Croat when he should have beer
la h hospltsl. Tbs appendix, how aver
was removed Just In time to prevent
serious complications, and tbs surgeons
Believe mat Anderson's strength ggoj
stamina win nut t impaired.
LARCHMONT Y. C. CRUISE
WILL BE HELD ON AUG. 3.
Charles Hmlther. commodore of the
Lercbmont Tacht Club, has Issued his
geaersi orders regarding the annual
race week of the organisation and alao
the cruise that the oluh is to hold In
August. The fleet will rendexvuu at
g r. J on rrraay arternoon for th
.annual race week, which extends over
July M. Tbure will be a meetlnar of
captains on board the flagship at I
P. M. The data for the rendanvoui of
th annual cruise Is Aug. I. On 'hit
day there will be another meeting of
ins captains on ooaro me nagsnip. Oa
stonuay, au. . ne neet win proceed
to Morris Cov. and on the following
day will eoatiuue on to New London.
Tne cruise win oisoena at now bondon
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R. F . Carman's Filly 0rk
With Rush in Final Strides
Reybourne Wins.
(gpselal to Ths nvsalaf World.)
BBL.MONT PAHK RACE TRACK.
July 17. R. F. Carman scratched Bur
piislng from the Oreenflald Helling
Stakes and depended on Wafer Lady
and she won. After Holiday and Any
Time appeared to have the race between
them and ware driving to the limit In a
stretch duel, Hlghtmlre brought the Car
man filly up wlt'u a rush. Hhe caught
Any Time and Holiday In the last flfty
yards and went to th front. At the
and she was one-half a length to the
good, while Holiday held half-length
advantage over Any Time.
Gallop was pushed off at the quarter
pole.
FIRST RACE. .
For two-year-old maidens; five and a
hslr furlongs; straight. -Flask, iKar
rlck). I to 1, 2 to 1 and even, flrst;
Mary Warren, 101 t Wolfe), I to K, even
and 1 to 2, second, lMsuarlty. 104 Glut
wsll), I to 1, J to 1 and K to 6. third.
Time 1.04 1-6. Hong of Valley. Heart
beat. Margaret Mrlse, Small. Trap. lone
and Lady Orme aim ran.
SECOND RACE.
Fur three-year-olds and upward; IbU;
ons mile and a sixteenth; time, let.
Wa. Horn. 1U (McTagasn). 4 to L
to i and ft to b, first. Kallnka, 103
(Rlgh'mlrei, 4 to 1. I to and 2 to i.
secund; Oakliurst, IIS Wilson). II to H.
I to 2 and out. third. 'olonel Took. UJ.
Fred Mulholland. 107, and Caliph, y
alao ran.
War Horn, under an energetic ride hv
Tommy McTaggart. got up to win the
eecond race after trailing the pace of
Kallnka and Caliph lo the stretch turn.
Hare McTaggert stole through on the
rail and under whip perauaelon begtn
to move up to Uakliurst and Kallnka.
It was a drive from the eighth pole
home, with War Horn slowly but surely
drawing away. At the end he waa a
length In front of Kallnka, with Oak
hurst third.
THIRD RACI.
Handicap; three-year-olds and up
ward; MOO added; one mile; trme. 1.SS4-J
-Reybum. to (J. McTaggart). to 1.
to S and out. first; Hickle, (Mc
Cahey), 4 to 1, 7 to 10 and out, seconl;
Prince Rugene, 113 (Troxler), 1 to 2 and
out third. Jawbone. M. alao ran.
Reybourn won tha handicap, third on
the card, by an eyelash on the post
from Blckle, with the overrated Prince
Eugene third. Krybourn led all th
way, but at the eighth pole Sickle sal
his head In front and seemed to have
the race won. Reyhourn. however
.sine again In a surprising manner and
Just did gst up. It was a tight flt and
the Judgss might have g.ven It to Sickle
FOURTH RACE.
The Greenfield Helling Stakes; 11.000
guaranteed; for two-year-olds. Ave and
a half furlongs straight. Time. l.Of
Water Lady, 1 (Rlghtmlre). 4 to 1. I
to 6 and 7 lo 10, first; Holiday, 101
(Uavls), 7 to 2, I to t and 1 to 2, sec
ond; Any Time, 101 (Wolfe), t to 2, even
and 1 to . third. Mupsrlntendent, W;
Oallop, 107, and Wooden elhoes, 107, also
ran.
FIFTH RACE.
Steeplechase; four-year-olds and up
ward; gMX added; about two mites
Maltble, ltt letttggk
I to 1, II to I and
even, first; Shannon River, 114 (Allen).
to & and out, second; Octopus,
(Bryant), 0 to 1, I to 1 and even,
Tfnit, 4.1. Nosegay. 117; ltd
BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK
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HoUn. 17; Mexlm's Pride, 147. also ran.
Tlllle Dm let. fell.
MaJthie ihowad a most glaring rofnt
ri'vi-mnl In winning the stoeplrchasr.
Iast time out he could neither run nor
lump, hill to-day hi was h bird. II
went to the front when resdy and lust
loped along, taking every Jump with
esse. The favorite. Hhnnno n RlveV,
chased Maltble the last time round, but
couldn't gain an Inch. Octopus, the hot
tip of the race, waa a poor third. Tlllle
l. wss the only one to fall.
SIXTH RACE.
For three-yrur-olds; maidens: $400
( to 5, 1 to 1 and out, first. War Liord.
lot (Wolfe), T to 2, I to I and I to 6,
eecond ; Ford Mai. 10R Hanover). M to 1,
1 1 to 1 and 1 to 1, third. Dixon, 112;
Chopin, lffi; megana., 10S; 'Wtilsper Belle,
l. Mohawk tllrt. 101; Butsrpe, 1. and
the Turkris, td. alao rah.
(Continued from First Page
of four games with the Dodgers. Threat
ening weather had a serious effect on
the attendance. Not more than 3,000
fans turned out to see the teams play.
Rngan and Otto Miller worked for the
Iodwr, while Robinson and Simon
were In the points for the Pirates.
FIRST INNING-Byrne hlgh-fllcd to
Meyer. Carey fouled out to O. Miller.
Kommers was called out on strikes.
No Runs.
Carey robbed Muran out of a safe hit
by n great running catch of his low
hue fly. Kommers wits another rob
ber, for he ran over Into right centre
and grabbed Cutshaw'a long drive with
his gloved hund. Meyer drew a base
on balls. Meyer stole second. Wheat
filed out to v iison. No Huns. Ons
Left.
SKCisNt" INNING Hutler soaked
bounder to Hummel, who lost novtlme
In throwing him out at flrst. J. Miliar
also bounced one to Hummel, who re
Urod him on a fast throw to Daubert.
Hummel and Daubert alao disposed of
Wilson. No Runs.
I'mthrrt fouled out to Byrne. Smith
elantmed out a line hit to left for a base.
On the next pitched ball Smith tried to
steal second, but was nailed on Simon's
throw to Butler. Hummel singled to
left. O. Miller line filed to Byrne. No
Huns. One Left.
THIRD INNING-Vlox got to flrst on
Hummel's fumble of his grounder.
Simon followed with a drive to centre
: ir a base, advancing Vlox to second
On O. Miller's tad throw to second to
catch Vlox napping the latter sprinted
to third. Robinson singled to centre,
st oring Vlox. and on Meyer's bsd throw
to third sim .n reached that bag and
Koblnson second. Byrne was thrown
out at flrst by Cutshaw. Caray ssnt a
fly to Moran. the runners holding their
bases. Kommers fouled out to Daubert.
One Run. To Left.
Itagan hit a bounder to Byrne and
died at first. Moran pastsd a hot
grounder to Hutler, who threw him out
at flrst. Cutsnsw grounded out, Vlox
to J. Miller. No Rune.
FOCRTH INNING-Butler went out
on his hot bouncer to Smith to Daubert.
J. Miller singled to right. Wlson popped
to O. Mllller. J. Miller stole second.
Vlox made three unsuccessful swings
at Ragan's curves. No Runs.
Meyer raised a fly In back of first bass
which J Miller captured. Wheat tore
off a single to left. Wheat stole sec
ond as Oaubert struck out. Smith heat
out a hit to Vlox, hut as Wheat started
for home he wss easily caught. J.
Miller allot the ball to Simon. Th lat
ter threw the ball to Byrne, who
touched Wheat when he slid Into third.
No Runs, one Left.
FIFTH INNING.-Slmon waa hit by a
pit hed tuiU Retaining singled to right
1 promoting Simon tu third. Byrne tiled
out to Wheat In short left. Carey
singled to left, scoring Hmion and send-
' InsT Robinson to second. Kommers
i fouled out to O. Miller. Butler welted a
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slngls lo right, filling ths bases. J.
Miller drove a long fly to Meyer. One
Run. Three Left.
Hummel pasted a hot bounder to
Byrne and found the hall at first ahead
of him. O. Miller slammed the ball up
the third base line for two bags. Ragan
fanned nut. Moran fsnned out viciously.
No Runs. One tsrft
SIXTH IN NINO Wilson filed out to
When. Vlox popped to Hummel. Si
SJOg was disposed of by Cutshaw and
Daubert. No Runs.
Culahuw fanned out. Wilson made a 1
fine running catch of Meyer's fly In
short right. Wheat hunted to J. Miller,
who heat him In sliding to the bag.
No Runs.
SBVT0NT1I IN'NING Robinson's hot
grounder struck Ragan's glove and
bounded away for a safe hit. Byrne
singled to right, advancing Robinson to
second. Carey fouled out to O. Miller.
Kommers singled to short left centre,
tilling the bases. Butler hit to Cutshaw.
who threw (o O. Miller, forcing Robin
son at the plate. J. Miller high-filed to
Wheat. No Rune. Three Left.
Daubert singled tocentre. Smith's
fly droppsd safely Juatmslde of the foul
line In right field and ems good for a
hae. Im, inert reaching second. Hum
mel sacrificed. Robinson to J. Miller.
(. Miller then slammed the ball to the
fence In deep right for two bases, scor
ing Daubert and Smith with the tlelng
'uns. Ragan set the crowd wild by
pasting a single In centre, scoring Or
Miller. Moran forced Ragan at second,
Butler touching him out as he end Into
ths bag. Moran was out steeling sec
ond. Simon to Butler. Thrco Rune.
EIGHTH INNINO -Wllson's grounder
was too hot for Dsuhei-t to handle and
he reached first on the hit. Vlox also
smashed on which was too hot for
Smith to handle, that also went for a
base. Wilson going to second. Fred
Clerks betted for Simon and sacrificed,
Ragan to Daubert. Hyatt batted for
Robinson, and was called out on strlkss.
Byrne singled to centre, scoring Wilson
snd Vlox; Byrns was caught at second,
Meyer to Rsgsn to Cutshsw. Two Runs.
Hendrlx and Coleman went In as
battery for Pittsburgh. Cutshaw
walked. Meyer forced Cutshaw at sec
ond, Hendrlx to Butler. Meyer was
caugh napping at flrst on Hsndrlx'a
quick throw to J. Miller. Whest poppsd
to Butler In short left. No Rune.
NINTH INNING Csrey filed out to
Cutshaw In short right Kommsrs lift
ed one to oentre, wtilch Msysr got un
der Hutler fsnned out. No Runs.
Ueubert fled out to Carey. Smith was
thrown out at first by Byrne. Hummsl
bounced on over Hrndrtx'a head for a
single. Fischer batted for O Miller and
Ylngllng ran for Hummel. Fischer went
out at flrst on his groundsr. Vlox to J.
Miller. No Runs. One Left.
RESULTS AT WINDSOR.
FIRST RACE Purse 1 600. three-year-olds,
foaled In Canads; one mile.
Hearts of Oak, 119 (Schuttlnger), 1
to 2. out anil out, won, Kocksprlng,
I Buxton), 4 to 1, even and out, sec
ond Sarolta, loo (Gray), 1 to 2, out
and out. third. Time, 1.4T. R'istllng.
Huvrock alao ran.
SKCOND RACE Three-year-olds and
up; sailing; 2600 added; six furlongs.
Yorkvllle, 102 (Montour), 11 to S, even
and 1 to 2. won; York Lad, 110 (De
ronde), 3 to 1, 7 to 6 snd 3 to I, second;
Glint, 106 (Turner), 6 to 1, 3 to 1 and
even, third. Time, I. Is 2-6, Qold Cap,
Joe Knight Liberty Hall, CosgTove,
Union Jack, t'aper Sauce and Cobby
Boyer also ran.
THIRD RACE Purss $700; three
year-olds and up; one mile. Flabber
gast, 102 (C. Turner), 1 to 3 end out.
flrst: Barnegat, 102 (R. Hoffman), 7 to
1, 3 to 6 and 1 to 3, second; Ymtr,
107 (C. dross). 7 to 1, 7 to 6 and 1 to
2, third. Time 1.46. Gen. Hen Ledl,
Zliu and White Wool alao ran.
FOURTH RACE Edenwold Stake;
31. HO added: two-year-olds; five furlongs,
-etouthern Maid, 116 (Knspp). 1 to s, out
and out, flrst; Csar Michael, 103 (Mar
tini, IN) to 1, to 6 and out, second;
John 1. Nlxon, 103 (Buxton), 20 to 1,
3 to 3 and out, third. Time, 1.64 3-6.
Huperl also ran. Vandergrlft was
scratched and Csar Michael and John
P. Nlxon ware added starters.
CARDINALS BREAK
! WINNING STREAK
OF THE GIANTS
Fromme Batted Out of the
Box in First Game of
Double-Header.
FIRST GAME.
GIANTS.
R. H. PO. A. E.
0 12 0 0
0 13 10
112 0 0
1 2 S 3 0
0 14 0 0
0 13 0 0
0 0 S 3 I
0 0 3 0 0
0 0 0 1 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
2 7 27 8 I
Burns, If
Shafcr. 3b ...
Fletcher, .
Doyle, 2b
. derate, lb...
Murray, rf .
Meyers, c
Snodgrass, cf .
Fromme, p. . .
Crandgll, p
McCormick. .
Totals ,
sfeCorjnloh
bstted for Fromme In (th.
ST. LOUIS. -
R H. PO. A. E.
Magee. 2b
Cgthera, If
Mowrey, 3b .
Whined, cl..
Konetchy, lb
Evans, rf ...
...01130
1 2 0 0 0
...00110
... I 14 0 0
.... I I 12 0 0
.... 12 2 0 0
... 0 2 3 2 0
Wingo, c
O'Lcary. s.
.... 0 2 4 4 0
Harmon, p. .
... 0 0 0 2
. . 4 II 27 12
Tofgls
SUMMARY.
First Bsse on Balls Off Harmon, I.
Struck Out Bv Fromme, 1; by Cran
dttll, 2; by Harmon, 1. Two-Base Hits
Doyle, Magee. Evans. Double Playa
O' Leery to Mages to Konetchey. fJm
Pires Messrs Brennan and Eaeon. At
tendance. 10,000.
igeerlsl to Tb Efestsf World
POLO GROUNDS, July 17. The St.
Louis Casdlnals put a damper on the
winning streak of the Giants In ths
flrst gams of the doubleheader to-day.
It waa a nip and tuck atruggle to the
sixth Inning. Then th Cardlnala got
a line on Fromme's pitching and ham
mered his pitching for three runs. Ths
visitors tors off five solid singles,
which, combined with a wild hsava by
Meyers to second, yielded three runs, s
lead the Giants could not ovsreoms
against ths conalstsnt pitching of Har
mon, Fromme was relieved by Cran
dall In tha ssventh.
The Olaots acorsd ons In ths second
on Doyle's double, an out and a sacri
fice fly. Ths scors:
GIANTS.
SECOND GAME.
(Continued from First Pags.)
the entnusissm naa decreased 30 pir
cent, over the Giants having lost ths
flrst gsms.
MoGraw had bssn holding Demsre
bsck ss trump card and sprung him
for th second stuck. Slim Sallss, star
left-hander of St, Louis, Isd the oppo
s'tlon. On account of a southpaw bslng
in ths bos llersog played third nstead
of Shafsr.
Ths intermission wag enlivened by
IT, fRI
AN UMPIRE?
the stunts of an Improvised team mads
up of McGraw, Mullaney, Dick Hen-
sssy, the mascot, and Herxog.
Karl Moore, the former Phlladelphlan.
who was expected to Join the Cardinals
to-day, had not arrived when the sec
ond game was on. Hut Hugglns says
It's all right, as Phllodelphlans don't
hurry.
FIRST INW ING Hersog was knocked
down by Magee's hot grounder, but held
to the ball and threw hmi out. Cathers
lifted a high fly to Snodgrass. Meyers
muffed Mowrey's foul. Mowrey then hit
to Hersog, who made another great stop
and threw him out. No Runs.
Bailee threw out Burns. Hersog filed
out to Bvans. Flstchsr banged a single
Into left. 'Fletcher made a clean steal
of eecond. Doyle struck out. No Runs.
Ons Left
SECOND INNING-Whltted lined s
single Into right centre, but waa out
stealing second. Meyers to Fletcher
Fletcher tossed out Konetchy. Evan
lifted a high fly to Murray. No Runs.
Evans made an easy catch of Merkle's
fly. Murray cracked a hot single to
centre. Murray out stealing, Wingo to
Magee. Meyers got a base on halls.
Snodgrass attempted to hunt, but was
thrown out by Wingo. No Run. One
Left.
THIRD INNING Wingo died easy,
Doyle to Merkle. OILeary bent out nn
Infield hit and went to second when
Fletcher made a low throw past Merkle.
Sallee filed out to Murray. Magee died
out to Snodgrass. No Runs. One l.ert
Demnree laced a long drive to deep
centre for three bases. Burns popped
out to Wingo. Hersoi shot s single into
left snd Demaree s.-ored. Herzog then
stols second on the flrst bsll pitched.
Fletcher fouled to Wingo. Doyle dropped
a safe Texas Leaguer back of short and
Hersog scored. Doyle died stealing
second, Wingo to Magee. Two Runs.
FOURTH INNING. As the St
Louts club went to the bench Msgee
and Cathsrs got Into an argument as
to who should have caught Doyle'e
Texss leaguer and came to blows.
They were quickly separated by two
of the ground policemen nnd the other
players. Umpire Kaann ordered them
both off the field, the affair created
great excitement and scores of fans
tried to crawl over the toof of the
player's bsnch to see the scrap
HUdsbrandt went to bat for Cathsrs
and was thrown out by Herxog. Mow
rey. filed out to Murray. The two
ejected players were on the point of
renewing hostilities beneath the stands,
but severs Inf the Giants substitutes
who were lounging near the gate ran
out and stopped them. Whltted filed ,
out to Murray. No Runs.
When th Cardlnala lined up again
Whltted went to second base, Wingo to
centre field and Roberts behind the bst.
Msrkls was thrown out by Whltted.
Murray lined to Evans. Meyers shot
a long drive against tha right field wo.ll
for three bases. Snodrrass drove a
long drive straight Into Evans's hands.
No Runs. One Left.
FIFTH INNING Hersog rsn back to
the Held boxes and got Konetchy's foul.
Evans was safe on Doyle's fumble. Doyle
threw out Wingo. and Evans wascauirht
In a chasa, Merkle, Fletcher to Merkle
No Runs.
Sallee tosssd out Demaras. Hums
popped out to Whltted. Whltted tossed
out Herzug. No Runs.
SIXTH INNING. OLeary lifted an
eaay fly to Murray, Sallee also filed
out to Murray. Murray men cleaned
up th( side by getting Robert's fly. No
Runs. Ons Left.
Flstchsr popped out to Mowrey.
Whltted msds a pretty pick-up of
Doyle'e grounder and threw him out at
flrst. Merkls filed out to Evsns. No
Runs.
SEVENTH INNTNG. Hlldebrsnd filed
out to Merkle. Mowrey got a base on
balls. Whlttsd lined a beauty in deep
left for three bases, scoring Mowrsy.
Konetchy singled to centre and Whltted
scored ths tlelng run. Konetchy stole
second, Fletcher muffing Meyer's per
fect throw. Bvans fouled out to Her
sog. Wingo fouled out to Meyers. Two
Runs. One Left.
Murray was out, Mowrey to Konetchy.
Meyers popped out to Mowrey. Whltted
threw out Snodgrass. No Rung,
LEDOUX FOULED
BY KID WILLIAMS
ATTEMPT MADE TO POISON
RACE HORSE FLABBERGAST.
RACETRACK. WINDSOR, Oat, July
17. An attempt was made last nlKht to
poison Amos Turney's Flahberg let. A
man was seen leaving the stable hur
riedly last night and a bottle containing
chemicals was found In the horse's
stall. Detective, have been put on tho
case and every effort will be made to
run the guilty party down. Several ot
tempts have been made toope horses
here this season and in a couple of In
stances they were lUOOOggfuL
WISCONSIN GOVERNOR
SIGNS BOXING BILL
MATTSON. W!e., July 17,-Gov. F. E
McOovern to-day signed tb Heddlng
Boxing bill, making ten-round no
declslon contests legal In Wisconsin.
Under the provisions of the new Isw
there will be a boxing commission con
sisting of three men appointed by the
Governor and a secretary selected by
the commission. These four Will have
charge of all boxing contests held In
the State.
Maatell ISprapes an "K
OAKLAND. Cat, July 17. Willie
Meehan of San Francisco won the de
cision over Frank Mantell of I'awtucket.
R. I., In a ten-round bout here last
night. By constant clinching In the last
reund Mantell saved himself from
being knocked out. The men are heavy
weights. The Deal Beach Swimming Club will
hold races Saturday afternoon that arc
open to all registered amateurs. The
programme Includes 100 yards, scratch,
125 yards, handicap; springboard div
ing, handicap; and bo yards for hoys.
WINDSOR ENTRIES.
WINDSOR. Ont., July 17 The entries
for to-morrow s races are as follows:
FIRST BACK Pums 3500; tor tw.vjrix-ulj.
stuns; 'I' "1 s kill (urluoai. Herensts. :m
Busk Around. US; Msry Ann, 101; SuiumtrliUI
101; Alsdor, 104; 'Reuulrsm. 10T.
HBOllSD BACK I'urse 3000; -
fom-year-oltl ssd upward; about two niles
Ths Afrtcaa. 132: Race en. 1.17; MuriHe lag;
Diebold. 144: Jack lamaerlsn, 103.
THIRD RAOEPun geOO; thres year ...Ids
alx furl nas Hellraj. 101; Mutlnf Ivture lot'
I'afuwc.t. lUi; Tb Widow Moon. 108:' L,.'
charaa. 112.
FOURTH BACK Purs I TOO; rhrse-retr-olda
snd upward: on mils and a aliteanth. Stomal
B. Masr. 10.. Flora Fins. 104. Mellon Ainot
106; Plata (liasa, 12i. '
FIFTH BAfE ISsse. 300; thres rear olila
.nuns; m,'m.. in j wi ; ajterglow
102: Harlan of Allah.
Oil
l Uiuper. i0J;
Tani.ro. 100. if.uM, om. rrsd Lty log
I'aSB n. ii". ...r.u.v hih. ojw.
SIXTH RACE Puras ISO0, four yesi olds sad
upward ; sslunf; six furlongs, Oisuulno 37
' jra.u) Burs, 100; Ttlke's Nlehtauue ' 102
Black Bler. 104: IBuasall MnOIU. 104 ;' Font'
103; CsmellU, 107; 'J. H. Houghton 10
Lstuld. 113.
HEVKNTH BACK Puraa 3000; thre..er-ld,
tad uiwrud: idling . ont milt snd a furluoa T
Flsl. 08; 'Annlt rtaUera. US; 'Ms Jonah a 1
lltrrtrd. OS; Manhon. 08; Koioraft 102
Master Jim. 104. Or. Wtlitr Brisga 110 1
si. Ecsert. 110. '
Fivs pounds tpptsntlc silowsnce claimed.
International I.eagrae Stsndlss.
, UUS: " b: Dal. "ue. w. u PC.
." ....ai 3f SB3 Jtrss Cltj. . .40 4S SOS
Vochtstw
Buffalo ..
Baltimore
.40 88
so? IProtidtaos ..40 4i 'as
.44 44 .800 Monuesl
. . .7 i
. ao ao
.471 'Tonmto
37 4
Results of Yesterdar'e Games.
Jaraej Ogjff. a; ProtldeBOt, 1.
Toronto, 8, Montreal, 2.
Bochaster, ; Buffalo, V
Remnant Sale
More Than 50 Saved
Think of itl Two suits for the price of one I The
values are so tempting that many men buy several.
$25 to $50 materials suit ends from a season ' sale
Suit, $18; coat and trousers, $16.
Broadway &
Ninth Street
HIGHLANDERS
BAT NAP PITCHER
OUTOFTHE BOX
Chance Men Hammer Ball for
Six Runs in Second Inning
at Cleveland.
THE BATTING ORDER.
New York. Cleveland.
Dnnlela, rf. Lelbold. cf.
Wolter, cf. chapman, ss.
Cree, If. Johnston, lb.
Knight, lb. Jackson, rf.
recklnpsugh, ss. Lejole, 2b.
Hartsell, 2b. Turner, lb.
Mldklff, 3b. Ryan, If.
Gossette, c. O'Nell. c.
Bchults, p. Kahler. p.
Umplres-LO'Loughlln and Hlldebrand.
Attendance, 1,000.
CLEVELAND, July 17. Msnsger
Chancs picked Sennits to oppose the'
Naps to-day and the "Dutchman" dou
bled up with Gossette after an absence
of a couple of weeks. Manager Birm
ingham sent Kahler to the hilt gad
Steve O'Nell doubled with the pitcher,
FIRST INNING Daniels rolled one
through Chapman for a slngls. O'Nell's
perfect peg nailed him stealing. Woltsre
walked. He was tripped stealing, toe,
O'Nell to Chapman. O'Nell gathered
Cree's foul. No Runs.
Ilbold popped to Hartxel. Mklklffs
throw best Chapman. Wolters was
under Johnston's drive. No Runs.
SECOND INNING Knight drove on.
In left for two bases. I'ecklnpaugh
sacrificed, Turner to Johnston. Llebold
dropped Hitrtsell's fly snd Knight
scored, while Hsrtaell was safe at first.
Ml.lklff doubled to left, scoring Hart
sell. Gossette wslked. Schults sacri
ficed, Lajole to Johnston. Danlsls beat
out a hit to Chapman, scoring Mld
klff. Daniels stols second, and when
('Nell's throw went Into centre Held
Gossette scored snd Daniels started for
third and was safe on Turner's error.
Wolters walked again. On a wild pitch
Daniels scored snd Woltsrs took eec
ond. Cree singled to left, scoring Wol
ters. This finished Kahlerf Cullop
went In. Knight filed to Ryan. Six
Rune. One Left.
Jackson fanned. Lajole singled to
centre. Turner walked. Ryan hit to
Schults. who threw to third to get La
jole. Midkift fumbled and the bases
were full. O'Nell hit Into s double
plsy, Hartsell to Peck to Knight. No
Runs.
THIRD INNING-Pecklnpnugh beat
out a hit to short. Hartsell sacrificed.
Turner to Johnston. Mldklff singled
to right, sending Pecklnpaugh to third.
When Jackson fumbled Pecklnpeugh
scored, (iossette hit Into a double play.
Turner to Lajole to Johnston. One
Run.
Cullop fanned. Lelbold beat out a hit.
He took second on a passed ball. Chap
man lined to Wolter. Mldklff threw out
Johnston. No Runs.
FOUItTH INNING Schults fanned-.
Daniels lined to Chapman. Wolter beat
out a hit to Turner. Lajole threw out
Cree. No Runs One Left.
Jackson fouled to Pedktnpaugh. Ls
Olg Hied Id Pan els. Turner filed to
Cree. No Huns.
FIFTH INNINO Knight filed td
Ryan. Pecklnpaugh doubled to right.
Cullop threw out Hsrtxell, Pecklnpaugh
going to third. Mldklff fouled to
O'Neill. No Runs. One left.
Hsrtxell tossed out Ryan. O'Nell
popped to Knight. So did Cullop. No
Runs.
SIXTH INNING Gossett filed to
Ryan. Schults fanned. Chapman threw
out Daniels. No Runs.
I.elhold, popped to Pecklnpaugh. Chap
man singled to right. Johnston popied
to Hattzel. Jackson got sn infield Ml
and when Knight threw wild to Mldklff,
Chapman scored and Jackson took sec
ond. Mldklff threw out Lajole. One
Run.
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RACING
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TH HAY AT 2.80 P. M.
BACK TRAINS lraa PannaTlianla Htttloa
13..10. 1.00. 1.30. 1.39 P. M and Flatbu.-. 1,
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