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' '!?!? ? It ? 1 ?. . ?> | ,, II R**-r+*?J*JI
Lawn Tennis ** Yankees Lose & Giants Lose & Brooklyn Loses ** Trotting ** Other Sports
IN
Californian Eliminates Former
Champion in Fast Match on
Crescent A. C. Courts.
LOW BALLS PUZZLE VICTOP
Voshell Defeats Baggs and Ar
rives in Semi-Final Round
of New York State
Lawn Tennis Tourney.
ng the he.st lawn tenala !.-? bai
aho^n ln the New \ ork Btatc ChamploB<
? tournanient. Wllllam M JohnatOB
the youthful wonder from the 1
foas rday won his plaoe tn thi
flna! round of tiie nip slngl.s Ot
.ta of tha < ':?? - ? ? i \ ?'
y <!:?<?
. i of Prederlch C. Inman, the titi*
?' 1810, In atralght aata II
?.. em-d BO eaav for the boy as to he al
? rldii'uloup at times The aoon
'. |?J Ry his victory JohnatOI
- .s wlth Alrirk II. Man. Jr.. thi
plaver. for the final POUnd Th<
tha
irard tfoahi Borough Parl
arrlvad in the aenuVflae!
? ? | through hy the routc ol
oldtime partner in th?
(j,,u' rlek C Bagga only th*
frst ?et of this meetinc BBTored of r.
OB At'ter tha- tToahall nailec
? nga wlnnlng at f
The riat-h betWBOB ThOOdore BoOBB
? Pall and Heairy w Blocam in the
: 1 reniaine
- bowerer, ti.at Pell will d> fauli
f the reoer ? tl :<ath in hi?
family. and that the vetery~ Bloi nm will
Voshell ln tiieir portlOB Of thf
This learee only
- matches ln the Mtigles to l-rins
?he auocaaaor of Maurloe B ati??
rhllp as the champion. III
?
?
M' i. -. ? I not be a
ata for tl
? ? havlna alwa
:^v through ayatanv
The douhles went humming along >^s
r, with reaull that V
Faggs won n place |n the -..
! arhlle tha reel
eed in BUBBbera aa lo Ii are oi ly elghl
tasta to ha played to Aeddi the tltli
The manftKemer.t has bM
itj itiaa ? '? ? aae aeroaa tl
- aarty ho>:r thie afternoon. and b*
resumed later ta thi ? '? thi clul
ha'.lroom ae a daacc aad "turk. y trot
C :.;> I
.fohnston mada a quJch ending I
... ? ? . day. and lnman
him by playtag th<
? teeuala he haa ahown In many a
, av The io-T-:<r champion eontlnually
fed high bounds to the boy uiht wl ?
??-ri the bai: 8
.. 1 reuta Baaaahed or used h'.s hi^-h
-for the prettleet of |
hVa good work in this dii
aad ttaati ir. the Btraau i
aa ta the two t."s I ? ata u
n ar.r.' l tO tl for Inman
When he ronfistently forced the boy*l
-d i-trokes Inrnan ganera
? . operaUoa. ikneaa wai
. ns Johnatoa failed to gel th*
. ? ? ial he talled II BOta I
two aeta to Inman's 11 The total potBl
ta'ly for the two sets BtOOd at Ba fol
I ? for the champion. who wai
Btti ; tlng to rom? back.
Bj g . ing out i hancea for eafr
ziing ime the boy raa to a Jaad
?? 4 'i BB aame.- la the nrst aet Ther
Bp two gamaa by abootlaa
? maawter < l
hla ra.^quet The BBW bai
ha,t for Johaaton aent
ball at.nglng and bltina through thi
paadta ooort, winning the laat two gaaaaa
of the ?et Bt love.
ln th* aacoitd *et Inman D
eeaae up to the aat Ob the last polat
?r .. c game i a raa the v>o>
hround the rourt. Johnston OOCB falllnj
the backatop aa he oaarhaa
lek and fma.lv he won the polnt by a
heauuful i-maah etraight through In?
man Ther? were lively ralllea toward
the cloa* Johneton alwaya had eome
thlng ln laaarra, outplayln* hla oppo
nent both at poaltlon and PBCB ln the
laat aet Inman held tha games even U
.1?all and then broke under the flre of
?he boy'a wonderful placlng.
' Ravmond D. Uttle, former natteflUt]
?Plon and Interiiatlonallat. made hla
earance In the douhloa H<
Djjlp paired with Taddj MI. but tha
fctter was raplaead by Inman. The two
worked through two matches ln excel
tont Htyie ta the Brat, defeatlng .Toneph
T Allan nnd Oiarles ChamBerB, Of tha
Knlckerho.ker PlaM Club, at 7 b 6--.
and then L. MUlena Burt and O. I* I BT
am.a at 8?1. 8?1. Llttle and lauaaa
are to try out Johnston aad &?>?
Mathey thla afternoon ln what i.romlaea
. the beat match of tha day.
v?w Vork Kta-? m'n'i champt-aphlp fln
f.VTflf'h r*.-.MW-Wll.Um M .J^??t"H^;
rtarball o-feated Prederlrk ' ??????
r*tirk Biate me". aaaBatali
,. rjm r\r. ,-Ma.,r 1
I'^fV ,1 . ir. Wllllam
. R i ' '-"?? :.
Uttle aad rraderlea ftlaBg I
? .V-^aWuaaa
Hamaaett Kortoa an<l E
?A H u KoMaaon and H R ?a
Willtam k. taaMolC. I
auteftla and "W B. Bpaw i < ?.
m m Johaatoo and Daaa WW
. .. ;.r H F Drake ^jr$zxJ?Lc
Raymend D Uttla aad ****** (r
Jnman dafeatad L. n?ll?na l urt ?r.-i '? ^
Paraon*. ?- I, ?-l. CharleH M Bulh Jin, U*
Henr- r Martin defOBted BanjareinlM W
- i r. Para*. 8-8 ?' 8; t?r ^i l ??
-..in, and Maorlee U. J <*?^*' d?
Jl O Mart'n and partner 6-1. ^'J^r?
?hatl r'eat?dv an-l f Blch. 8-8. B-8 B\ H.
Hmlaraoa and K-icinald f*?rrr <1,-f'"' .i^raui
MCin nnd J 3 Tomlli.^ Ir . .-1 tult.
i r. M<*? and H 8 I'arker aareaiaa j
AUaarAkw?T*el M.r and w ? aaBBdy. I L
*Third naaaa> 4J C Caak and j n BkhMa
fan i CT.arlea M Bull. )' . ?'? '
Ma%a\aataatod Dr. V^MBn. |f^^gwj
Maunq* l i Oalvaa 4-* ?->? ?. ' '""rL'
- grniBkirk Bad W. D. Lare *?*fj*^ J
Ilaracaatl*. jr . and J. P?fI""'i!,,.,.' ,'
^ Htawa? and M ? Van ?Mial*?h B>
faatt; e Howu-d VaaheU aad *?PT},r* r
Baaaa def^ted C D awi aad ? H >,,,k*
Vo^r^rouao-H ?award aftahaB aad Kad.
srlok C. Baan aafaatad <i Kobart. and J tt
< Ttea, a-t. e?o
MarquarcTs Streak
Broken by Pirates
Fromme Supplants Battered
Idol in Third Inning.
HANS WAGNER AT HIS BEST
With "Babe" Adams on Firing
Line, the Giants Get
but Few Hits.
urgh, Aug I The wlnnlng st'.-ak
Of "Kuhe" MaTQUard has heen r.rokeii.
After wlnnlng nnie atralght victonea the
aiig-.iiar eouthpaw enterad the boa agalnat
tba Ilttaburgh Plratt-5 on Porbea r- I
th'.e afternooti and was hammered off the
rubhor in the thlrd Innlng of the gn;:i-,
whlch the Smoky City band won by 0
acora of 5 to 1. The Piratea waal after
Marquard ln the aame ferocloua manner
lu whlch the buccaneera of tbe days of
Ktdd were wonl to go aft.-r n
"trader " I'n'.'.mh.-rlng thelr heafleet guaa
they BWept h'.y d.-cka with broodalde after
1 roadslde untll he limped out of action. a
hclpless derellct wallowlng ln the trough
of defeat. Arthur !'????:.?..-? who nplaced
Marquard, waa th- mlght*haTe*been of
.e, for he chaaad tbe Plrati
Off t.'.r borlaon, holdlng them to o;,e r;...'i
\? bile ' ?
-..it Marnuurd went Into
the box untll he waa gently but Brmly re
? ?.is doomed for electlon to the
id apeed and a oer*
. tain amount of braak on his dellvery, but
j th>- Pfj .'??- wara with hlm and there waa
: o ? - blm He ltngered thro Lgfa
! two completi ' i ngra and Boml of the
, thlrd. hut at the Ul -emoval no
,.t ..-id tw uhm Frra
Ineludlng ,i double bj Can
arttl the ald of
.m balli the Pirah four
i runs. ' naly tw - ..IT PYom*
In Bra frai a/hen he ratired
to make wa) for a pinch hitt. r Otla
p tl rden, 1 Howlng ona
hlt.
? ?ri his
: m through
the ball.
- ?
rard th.
.nto the
eager b th. wattlng Heldera of the
k ti .
... aeal t tbe
rew in the ? g Brj '?*?
Bnodgi itch hla
llne By and Max . ?r.
:.lnni; the thlrd has?
??tudipd for the mlnlatri but
that riidn't prevont bll
thlrd a ae.-ond late: and he BCOTOd on a
lir.e dri\e i ? .. blCB Ba ? -
.
Ilavlnu ta^i-d blood, the Pirati
rlght after Maro.uard in the thlrd and
I
Make American League Race
Closer by Using White
wash on Leaders.
FluladMphl i .\ .- Clereland i
hittlng ln the ear!y InntiB". Mland'.nK'a
wi! ? ?
the baaea and ( riapenan'a aerjeatlona
?e tha Kapa a rtetory brar the
Athletlca to-day ? of .". to B
I'iar.k laatad "i!^ ona innlng. Cli
land "or ? runa <>ff l.lm. Houea
pltched tbe aeeond Innlng. He waa takan
rrarl l> Murphy to bal foi
with th
i bli i ?
thh mtil Broa n ami n ?
gjave Olaon a pass and fanned Jaekaon
);-,,u- then went to the ruhber. Afta
>. waa hlt for a home run by I- o
J'.ri-iut, aettled down and pftcbed nrst
a
Th.- acora fblk
r-LBTTBLAKD nnLAi'J-.u ?U
poae, - ?
I 41 i. Marahy.rf II I ??
I ltrunk.cf... 401 4 '"
bb, rf . 8 00 100 Baker. lb 101 1 ??
! ; ., ... -I, 4 21 210IM * ii 11 f">
Turru '?? 4"-' !?? oidrina, If.. 4 o i a n o
I ' " ' ? .
. on, M lee 0 84
? i ??' ptK. - ! '?:
| ., Ii 0
.000
Brown, p ? ? 2?n ? *?
?i Murphy. 1 0 o " 4 4
10 0 0 00
Tetala ? U 0 8*7 ii l
?Batt< : for IIr.uk in BM ond Innlng ttal
nlmh innlng
:, ,? ii.ih.i ?-;- ? 0 n n ft fc_r,
,a
lt?Lajote Rome i LaJ
,iUie nii ? i?i'i'-. ?? . -- . .
Plank s ln l Inning i fl Hou * > '"
, k, 0 ln l-l InnlagJ Vff
. ? |n 4 2-1 Innlnga Swrlfl ll '? ?
' ?? P.u'r7
o 0 0
M<
. Innn.tf ' fl M'
? nrio k. I B 1-1 Inning
lnnlnaa Sacrltl.-* f1>?J
aea ii ' n 1""^ P;B:T
frhapmw " " v-" ^n'JSS
I- ire: hnae n tx
. ? r Pennock i rir.tt aaaa aa
? ?:- ... pttcher By Bnrarn
BtrocM out?Bj Blanaing *
T-latH 1 b? HOUCh 1 bj I'?nn"f>,
ir ,n i L'nrplrai Peiguaaa aad o.nnoliy.
-*:ll _,
NO FAULT OF BOEHLING
White Sox Beat Senators in
Tenth by Slamming Groom.
Waahlngton. Aug. B-Chlago made lt
twn BtraJghl agatoet Waahlngton hen to
day, wmtumf/by ? """?" "f 4 ,n - in th"
tenth inning. I>nz. who had been Dltch
.L. B| .. ,?;t ban. aaaakanad m th.- nlnth
, nd paved the way for two Waahlngton
,-ur:s and ?'. 0*d ^i'?or<,?
ruiCAOO WABHMfOTON
i i.^r>.'i i? 8 11 * ' ? atoeUer, if *??}??
rS?V 801 0 0 Mllan, cf *?????
?"a..8.,.. 14414 00,ia,t,. ..; ?0 II
????'??? rf-i ,Ji! 1 K*:: ? ??
^.'v.r.a. S.l 2 8 4IM ' ! ,
n-nr t- loo o (4 Alnemlth, ? ao i ? ;"
Poott r> . M4 ? l ? H.-h! na. r ?
BWb ??????SSSSA::: f?a: SS
tAaaata. oo"^ \\
TotaJ. .MiJlOlO Tetala. S- -* - -? ?? *
? Mi ree BeekUaa bj.tw.aaam BaaBaa
for Oaaaioa m ;: "?0 ? :_4
nno000002 0?1
Ci, F^niler te Weaear; Morgan m Ma*
R^nfSfMTB
rtral baae ? ? '" '!l "*? 4 "" f,''?,t< V
?r ?',?"?-.: .'?"-'-'"'"'?'?'"-.""
.,, - t?mur-B-Hihienrar.d and Evan.
Tlme?2:14.
a-?
'knocked hlrn out of the box. OfbaoO
Mlhglad to rlghl and Adama srratched a
atnglc throagh Marquard*fl laga The
baaea wara Blled when Byrna walked,
an.i Caray*a dri.-e to t.ort acored Glbeon
and had Um baaea .stui ratly oecupled
When Vinx came up The latter at OOCC
atngled cleanly lo centra tieid, or. whleh
Adama and Byrna aoarad, Carwj takinu
aecond Vlos*a atngle aounded tha knell
or" M.i'-';iiard, and the bie fellnw ratlred
to thlnk it ov.-r. while l-'romme antere 1
thi B 'X and found Hans Wnennr waltmg
at the plate. Whatever the faaUnga of
the former Red, th.v were graatly re
lie\,-i! when \\ a?ner upaet all tradltlon
by lavinu im wn h sa.-rltl.-e hunt. and
11.. rum .-i i up a baaa < !are)
acored on a long fly by Miller, and ao
tar as the i rere eoncarned the
si ..rlng was 01 er.
Whlle Marquard waa paBBlng throuph
his troubles "BakW Adama was out on
Dg llne working with the for.-e
and allent apeed of a w.-;i ragalated
dynaraa i>om tlme to tlme the CManta
Pot a hlt or two off him. COUnthlg hnU
a dozen in all. hut he waa reinarkat!'.
rloae flated wtth hla mfatlea whea danger
thraatened. iieizot, for Inatanca atartad
the aec.i innlng with a doubte, r,ut he
found a tinal reeting place on thlrd whlle
Murray fanned and Bnodgram fnad out
it was not untll ihe nlnth innlng th..t the
? aeaped a .llp la the tut> of whfte
waah. With one oul Bhafer trtplad to
deepaal rlghl Held, and ba acored whlle
Pletcbar was thruwn OUl at hrat.
ng tha gl >ry of the v: torj with
Adama was Manj Wagner, th.- tmie
1k.???<] "daddi ??! them all at short
atap, ' i aw - atore thi htj braad
?ed Dutchmaa waa hla i
m the fiei.i. an.i biu that left the bal
with "hlt" written all o\er then. w. i ??
BCOOpOd UP a:.'! '?>>:.v, rt.-l IntO outs It
aaattarad n .t ta Hana -
he got them He had t. a baneea ba ai.
aad i.evei tha Ugn of an errar. it was
not long before th.- 'fans" in tha
atand adalaad the New v..rk batter to
hit tht-ni where U agBM l
a ara fotl
l ITTBB I'.'iH BBW Tl
al. r ?
l.wr,.., 81. 8 11 1 I' '
i i(. r. Jfc Illllo
:
rray. rf
i eo a wiii
i : ; o re mhi ,ua l. p. 10
?
?? .. o ?
..-?.. ? ? . j : ?
?llatt^'l fev l-V.mni? .. -
- . * :;
v?\-K oooooeooil
. -
??
B
?
I
| baaea I I New York. 1. I?
ktlllei
1 Emalle haae I 3i _
Star Twirler. Who Is to Go to
Brooklyn, Beats Bisons
with Little Trouble.
Kewark gal nn k ta ita arhmiag way
n tba ? i ? t Ita boma
daj aXtarnaon, dtapoaang af Kuffulo by a
a. ore of 7 t?. 1 "Lafty" AUfhhatai, th'
l?a?rueS_Htar twirler WbO I- 10 go to
Brooalya on Auguat -'-? araa ?". the aiannd
fi ? the Indlaaa ai ?'? '?? i -ad oaa more
? la I ? ? lorli
.
KKWAJUC
at< r ?
?? i . . . ?
i \\ z maa.ll U > n
|| - ? ! 10 2 1 1" l,?ll. Cf. I l 1
KZ'iraa,a 11 <? I **\ Manfort, lf n l i 01
<;<?/.. - 1 10.J
MeCaxty. c 81 :' I II Qowd: ? l : i
Altchlaoap *'> ? ? *? Jameaoo p . " l u *?
-..-:.. I ?! '
iMattaaon, piM i i o
Tetala .. w : UM II -' Tetaki i l I - ?
?Hatted for .lainea-m in lilth Innlng
Nawaxk. I 1 n : 1 - 0 0 x?'
11 14 4 0-4
! sh aactaa
-... ? i > .-. .**nl?r.
Murray Two-bai 4 l
Firpt t.n-<- i. I. . !--< >n > ?' ? ?
tt Matteeoa. i
--??? Hlti < .'? J ??? ?on, t ln
t Innlngi afl Matteeaa :i In 3 inelagi
I play?Jordaa aad Matteaon Ptrei
?Newark, i \*' Bewark, '..
Buffalo, n. I'.npir. ---. arpeat. i aad Hayea
. irn ?144.
OfME RUN FOR PHILLIES
That, However, Is Enough to
Beat the Cardinals.
Bt. I*oula, Aug I -Al.xander was at
his be.st tO day. an.i held St Loule run
laaa, whti? i*hi;ad.i;.hia auaaaaad hita in
one Innlng for the ,,nly run of the game.
the Phillies wtntilng hy a H>ore of 1 |e 0
only two of tha ''ardin.is roaahod flr-it
ba ? after the flrst Inning flnlle. grgg
Btaady ln tha plnchaa after th. sec -nl
I innlng. ln which I'hiladelphia a. ored It
I run.
ln thiK rour.d Cravath got a triple when
I...- llne amaah to rlght Held caught ln
ihe s.ie.-n around the pavillon. Ir look.-d
, like a home run. hut Catbara laaaaf up
and extrhated the hall. luddlng the hard
hlttlng ylaltor at the far CCrnaf ''rava'h
eroaoad tha piaie whea Laataraa booneed
i a hIukIc off Huggtna*a ahina
I The aaara tuUawa:
ciitij.DEi.rniA st uotna
al> rh i^.i? ahrh po a*
!?? Tt af 3 o I ..'.'. Husetaa. J>?ii I f>"
K, ,,,? ? ill ??! Oakea ef 400 : o u
'- Lobart' lt' ??l ftl? Magee. lf 4 0 0 0 o i.
H Maae* If 4 0 1 100 . athera. rf 4 0 1 1 0 0
? r*r?vaui ri 411 l " 0 Knnrt^hy. lt> 10 111 2 0
I ixj.iorus li 141 II* 1 bltti ?< 10* I 2i?
I Doolai ?? *" ? ??? Bowrey, H'.soi o ||
I Kll'lft-r < '"" *?" WI"*.'". r lo" 4 0?
Alexander.p 3 00 030 Hallre, ,. iOO 2 20
To,,,. Z3l ::-?>? Toiala ? 0 4 ? III
I'hliad*lphia . . .. 1 ? 0 0 o O 0 O-l
Hj un\\* ooaa#aaaa-l
TWw*aawa alta l#taert Kon.i.h), g. Mw*
Thrve ba?e /.ita- .Ta\alh, Lebert D
llurclna un) Konet'.liy L?ft on baaea Si
I/.ula 4 riilladalphla. 7 Baeeii aa LaJlP
flft? ftallea 1 efi Ale?and-r. 1 Hlt t.y plt.-her
2VfaUee (Knabe) BWK* mn-Bi gaUea.
S; hv Aleaaader, : Th-* ' -? ' aaaaaaa
Kl--rn and OTtft__^__
BALTIM0RE. 2: T0R0NT0, 1.
At BaHimora - iR?HitE9
BaiUmoraO 0 i I ?? ? y?
Toronto. 0 0 0 '. ' ' r"-' s
Hatterlea-".ottrell aad K?an. Brown and
(iiaham.
ffiRS ENJOY FEAST
AT DtPENSE OF YANKES
Free Hitting and Many Errors
Combine to Give Detroit
Team an Easy Victory.
DUBUC IN FINE FETTLE
Keeps Tailenders inCheck While
Keating and Schulz Are Driven
to Cover, Caldwell Stem
ming Tide of Hits.
The New York Vankeef, expe-tlng a
feaal an.' other cartmonlea, entertained
th.- DetroH Tlgi rs ani about two thou*
Baad apectatori at the poio Gh-oaada yee
torday afternoon. The feaM waa eet and
the roraninntee held ta dae oaar ?
uatBrtaaately for the trlba of Chaaee, the
raritora rlolated eii ruiest of etlejoi l
Bte up ai! tiie good thinga, learfatg a few
Bdda aad end- ror tha boata to aather.
Btay Keath %\ "Lafty" ?ehula aad Bay
.- Idarall arara the gu-ers of th.. feaat
and .-o tJckled were the cohorta of Jen
n.iin.-" that they pjat r.aturally walked off
wlth the fuvorx by a acore of 10 to o
The Taakeafl perpetrated a few eeeda
thal woold riot b.- racognlaed in any
Bla< ??. BBd the Hpe.'tator* wond? r*d be*
tWeen kaagha and sohn why are the
Tanhaaa at all, and. if ao, how na h '
What with Uoitrr attowtng ataglea to
tn kle through hla lega for trlplea IVrk
tapaugtj mafang and throwing BiM aad
Plsher aboottng at the moon th.. bjfa of
DetroH wa* thrilling The Yunki ri nmde
bo fewer than flre srrora and eaavj aaa
' them BTaaaed the waya for DetroH
ruim
It must r..-t I e iBMaglaed for a moment
that the Tlger* daaeadad upon tha ml*
- af tha rfea Forh defence for their
? rod Thelr Bttack waa .j rtta ap to
par, and If th'1 word of the New Vo-k
? ? i Btaff i to he tnken Ht fi. ?
; polnte above. Kay KaBTfag
got of? ? ??.'!. m a tnrtV tn-Te
Tlgi ra aaa la foui
hlta, nhli h, with two .... h ..
arror bi Keal
v., :?? eoi rerl
tha aa
b ? red aad "Lafty" S^huii
Baui Brat
:.i ? th.- ?
? ? ? . ? ?. ..-?? drirlng Baah
bafora I I ? . ? atlrad the
? n ordar, but at tha < the taa
? -
? i aldwall took up the aurden it
BUt I --' "f n I
?i |g .' Ui fiivor of the
ra and r.-lna the way they
w r? lt waa not of naaeh u-e to try to
Caidwall hawovar, nid fuir
;\ w.;i .. : thtnga coBaldered n? heiii
ghl hlta aad four run*
In the i- Innlng ll ..n ti.e
n... t.I The wor.st , that hap: ?
n dm*
? t.< u '. i. koherfl i ?? Je.m Du
lu. in the ninth
The aforementlonad Dubue ri
faaki aith i ? ^:iti\. ror ?
h oauaandtan laad, ha terniitted him
aeir to ....,?? al ing Tha Tanhaaa ni^k.d
him for atghl hlta, nnd a few o: thaae
were bui ? i ahi ? arould do the
.1 I o; . . i trt, howevir.
p thi ?
?.me oT
It foui on hlta to
aa ? atorlai ty ptlferad i ? in the
?
| ? ? :? rstood,
? BCBt rl(.!.t ui ter the K'arii"
m the flr?>t three
tanlnga i nau of theae vara i
th?- Brai ..r, hlta
Keatiaa
an.l Woltei Two more ware eaa
ond on a ; iah and I'.au
home run, whlla In the thtrd taa
ing Hartaell ? ???? wai
lopa iy Btan.? Dubu and Huah natted
ta .. more 11 ated froaa their
until the Bfth, B !.. i. th--;
? Bgafn BBd puahel a runncr uround
on two bitoi Inpaagh, two buc?
m affarad hy
Morlarty and DuhUO, BUBBra out and
Morlarty*a eteal home. Then ln the
mi ?h rariK DubUC*a home run.
The acore follows
i>i:tkoit N'prw y'>rk
an r I. \<o a I ahrh po a?
i . -.. aa 4 :? 3 i o o r>?n. i?. r? . <
Banman.lbl l i I 14 B'oltcr, ??: r ?, o l 01
Crawfardrfl l " 2 "" Hartwll, V* 4*1 I ?l
:, I . 8 I I !'i,nnh, aa. 4 i 3 2 13
.' 4 110 0 1 Km*> ?. lt 113 10 0
Oalaer it. 4 1 l 14 l - .. I o i 6 1 >i
Htarian-.,- 4 1 J 6 1o Mi-uifT ?t> 10 12 1"
M. rlartylM 1 " i i ?? 0 7 4 0
Dubue p 3 l - l ' " Keatlna p... 0 01 0 0 1
:t. p .. ooo 0 l o
. i00 1 0 0
ratah ?s Bt 18 81 14 1 T..rali ..
Detr-.lt .. 4 t 1 0 1
Naa Turk.II o o l
PM h?*e .? nrrjr??I'-tmlt I
Mu ceM '?'. vi.ikirr. i- kinpaug! Homa
rwn?-?auman Imliur BacHAm l.lt MnrUrtv.
harriflfr l*y?' 'aldw?l. ^- laa BBBaa iramford.
Stanatr* \>a !.. Bforian Lafi aa baaaa?
n.v. York " Detrell 14 DovMa pl ? ?
Morlarty '".ain^r aad Morlartr, Craa tfiartaall
an.- Mliklfr Kir?t ba??> Dfl balw Ofl K-atlng.
i ?n Caidwall, I ofl .''?' i atroefc out?
Bj BaattBg. ] '' Caldwell, R, h> Iim^uiv t.
ii.- ?? pttebar?th t^ldwell nfaaabj wlid
pll '. K.-anr.|r H?!k Dubue Hlta?OBJ SaBB
Ina 4 ln 1 Innlng inim ouf In aerntvl); '."
Behols, 1 ln 1 Innlna. ott Caldwell, 8 In 7 Inn
i-.kv DBapiraa O'Loughllii and sr,ertlan Tlma
- | ?0
a
REDSTAKEJTHIRDSTRAIGHT
Find Hub Perdue Easy, While
Brown Puzzles Braves.
f'miinnati. Ana i ->1nnnnatl. ^y
hunrhina hlta. won tha thlrd etraight
aame fn.m Baatoa to-dny hy n aror? of
j to i. Boatoa couid do aatlahag with
Hr.wn. wlio pttChed In aadttBM form. not
allowtng mo:e than one ronaucuttve h!t
in BBj aaa iBahag.
The BOOra followa;
ciNn.vNATi. BoeroM
ah r h jio ae ibrii [O it
Heaeher If 411 I ? o Marar.Va aa 4 I 1 4 R 1
U ,,-, rf 4i)0 3 11 f'l-.nier, if. 4 10 j 0 0
I g ,,. ft 11 I I 18 eTnl'h. P. . 1 0 o 2 1 .>
Hobllt'l lt. 4 1''13 M l>>r.I. rf. 401 Z 01
Ttnkar lb. 4 l l i |4 8w?May, :t. 4 o o 4 lo
merk'd rf IIJ i <' '? at>?re. lb.. 411 7 91
ii-iKi''r' aa 188 t 4t!klaai d 188 1 II
,-iuik c tl l t 11 Raridea, ? - rt? ? 90
Browa p .. 409 4 :o perdac p . :0'> o l 0
, ? |, 1 . OM 0 1 0
I I M rx.nahl 100 0 00
I tTUu? 1 i? 0 0 0 0
Totala 12 & ?**? M S Totala 8118 81U I
?Itarl'len nut BW Inlerf'Tlng- wlth eeteher.
tnattad for Perrtua la tne aaventh inninK.
llin't^.! f r StranJ In th. ninth Innlnj.
naaWBaii .. ? ? t j ? ? ? I x ?
Boaton I .1 1 ii 0 ii ii 0 0 O-l
Twe taae hit? M..mi. Srerkani Three 'a^a
hith HoMltMll. Tlnkar, Bhacaard Hlta off
rVlllaa. & ln H Inr.lnas. ?T Strnnfl. 4 In B
^rt, riftca flv - Her?li?nimer. pt>.|en haaea
Urarher. Tink?r f8), H^rrhamni^r DaaMa
plm Maranvni- la BWaaaai I.efi im l.?a-a
Boetofl *?, iTn.Tiiniiil. , Klrai I ????' l n
Imllt -Otf Pardaa I "ff eTraJld. C. nlT hn.wn.
g Stru. k oul H) It. .-. 8; l.y Hm?n, L
raBB I BI Luiplrai-luk:er and Byr?a
CUBS GEIREVENGE
E
Drive Rucker from Box in Sec
ond Inning After Scoring
Winning Lead.
CURTIS FAILS AS RESCUER
Williams, a Chicago Recruit,
Hails Him with a Home Run
Clout That Drives In
Four Tallies.
ChkagO, Aug. C?-The Brooklyn Su
porbaa arera auoaed under by the Cuba
this aft.-rnoon Nap RUOkor Call before
an avulunche of hits and runs. and araa
foroed tO retlre in the seconl Innlng.
Cttff Curtla followed the on^e redoubtabM
Kucker and fared llttle hetter The acore
ua?. II lo 2.
Brookiya never had a look in at tha
game. Plerca came back strong after
bbl .lownfall of yesterday. and tOOB BWeot
rerenga Ba allowed the Brooklyn team
only a balf*doaaa aoa&tared btnglea whl'-h
did no more damage than to COUBt for
two runs.
In a word. the eauaa of the Buperbae*
burlal araa rifteen ints, t.m of arblch came
ln the ilrat IWO BtanBU Tommy U 8? u.
who has been a thorn la tha Brooklyn'g
1 .side, start.-.I tiie opanlng frame with a
;?! | doubla to rlghl I :- thini on Pha
1 lan's out to Stangel, and CKMaeed the plate
) wh.n Behulte alngled to rlghi Zlmmer
j man drove a hlt to left and Bohttlte walted
al the rntdway ao ttiat they could tr> j.
[doubla steai. wblcb worked out as p.-r
adula Th.- baaea were fflled when
? BtroDad. Willl.-.ms sent ln two men
i wttii te nght of ceatre Brld*
ueiis alngli aenl ln the fburtb taiiy.
Ihe n-xt bmlng waa iroraa six runs
Baraad aeraaa Ihe plate la rapid i
agala atarted tha b
. ivlng out a neat llttle slngle througb
the 1
braka loeoa Into wiid
for Bd Raulbaoh, oul
Dahlan rafuaad to aend tha p;t. h.-r a< qutrad
to-day from thi to the boi Curtla
? ; a Ith one down and oi a man oa
? recruit from
Notn Domi pul on n.. Bnlahlng touchea
home tun with
Blted
two-baaa bH m the fburtb
'r.iM.i acored two men Bcbulta fanned,
and /:?: Jmlth to D I
.. Bcrati h hlt ai d WWIama
Than fol dham
\\ beal DpbeJd the I ead la the
llne a fumbaa b) Brldw.n gara
. the faurth. A i
? . i btm to ! then Zaeb
paled out a clreull ? hitting the
!? ft th . .
Tl ? ws<
. KICAOO BRi ->-i Th
.
? 4211 - r, rf 4*1010
i, 4 1 ? 7 2 0
g?l. cf 3 u l I r' I
8 111 '. - ? ? ? ? 1112 44
a|l,: rt. 1 444744
4
..: i : o ? l ii- -? .
m.cl ? 1 4 I 0 lie. klnger c 1 I >i 0 0 9
i i I l 2 l 0
? 444 0
tia, p. ioo o 14
-. i?241S0
4 X rt 8 0 rt ?? ? K-tl
| f I o | v 4- /
. n. 7.1m
? ... Home run?
ru ker, ?
12-1
' ?
:
m-rman. Pbelafl ?r. i Balef U
4
? )1t ? Rurkei : off Ourtla i fl Pl
WII4
? :.
Baseball Race
in Big Leagues
NATIONAL I.KAI.l K OAMES TO-DAY.
New *nrk at ritt-lnintli.
Urooklyn ut 4 Imann.
I'hiladelnliia ut St. T/onla.
It..?i..u at rineliuiatl.
RKMLTS 087 OAMF> VK-TKKDAV.
rittabnrah. 3; New \ nrk, L
ll.tn 18) MnmUlwi. 8.
< in. inn .'. 8; ll?|ton, I.
i'lilladelphla, 1; St. I.oola, 0.
NATIONAL I FAl.l B BI ANIIIM..
BT. L. 1\C. W. la P.f.
New Vork fl* :<a .888 Brooklyn 4;i 81 .137
PlUla 88 88 .(UBmIm 41 88 .488
< hleafo. 88 4X J .'0 I in< innatl.41 6i .3?B
I'ittali'rRh.SO I" .515 St. Loula 38 63 .87a
AMF.RICAN LFAI.I L I.AMKS TO-DAY.
Petrolt at New Vork.
(leveeaad at rhiiadeiphia. ?
Chleaaje at iVaaaaaglaa,
S4. Loula at lloaton.
RF.8FLTS OT I, \MI-> \L?TFRDAY.
Ilrtrolt, 10; New Vork. .">.
Cleveland, 3: IT.Maa. Iphla. 0.
CBdeaaa, 4; WaaMagtaa, 5.
I4ohI.hi. I; St. Loula, 0.
8c. Leaaa, 4; iiomob. t.
?.MF.RICAN I.LAOl L STANDINO.
ay, l. pxj. w. b Pf.
PkJfta ..al 31 .aaaBaatea.....41 5i .?73
Cleveland H4 30 ,881 lh-trolt 18 BI 418
Haab'taa..88 44 ..'.ihi st. Leota 4J 43 JBS
thiiaao 54 51 .514 Bfaw Vork .:? 64 .333
INTERN VriONAL LF.AOUK.
I.A.MK* TO-DAY.
Iluffalo at Nenark.
Monirt ul at .Ii-raey Clty.
Bacaeatet at I'roiidance.
lor.mii> ut Raltltnore.
RLSI ITS (|| BdJIBfl jfstF.RDAY.
.Urnf} (Ity, 6; Montreal, 5.
Newark. 7: Hiiffalo. 4.
li.ilnne.rr. I; 'loronto, I.
Provldenee, H; Rorlieater, S.
-TWIlIM, OF TKA.M.S.
tv. i- p.c. ay. r^-p.r.
Newnrk ?!? :<?> ii".7 Montreal 4H 53 .466
Kmhr-ter fiO 47 .ftfll I'roildeVe 30 MI .4?3
Baltlnaara 88 Bt jeeiTarantB 47 ao .43?
IliUlah. 88 54 4?5Jer> < ity.44 63 .411
RITCHIE AND WELSH
10 BOX FOR TITLE
American Lightweight Cham?
pion to Meet the British
Holder in Vancouver.
Ban I r Bag. I -The next I!h':.t
pelght atatch wltb a Utte of the rina at
st.tk- arUI be for I l I BXni -nshlp of thr
world WUUe BHehte, the Amerloar
...n, made thla a rerta'.nty to-day.
ireed to atoet Praddle we.sh
Iob of Oreat Brii i I AaatraBa
? r. }: i'. for twenty round;
Welel dOB over
ta Xovemher. !*?:'.. arhaa
RItchle v Ututed at the ?;.".ent>
r for Ad ? than the rhampion,
... o araa adtk appaadaattla aa tha
? Baateh witii VPelak
. B . 4 | .. Efugh BprlBB'
r promoter of the wTlUe Blttuua?Fraddl8
fight, BBld to-day that the arrange
BMBl HtCBBJ B Kuaruntee ot
ktae Off draw. [O other words,
Sprlnper iruarantoea him BJ per <-ent of tha
and that the BOUBa wlll eontaln
888,888 He aiao I- to grt BJ per BBBJ ol
ral ;rns fr"m : I r- B, tl ?? nmainder go
tag to Welih and the Vam-ouver pro
?
?r adds that ke auppoaaa weeght
wiii be ISS poaa le rlngalde, bul that i? not
nperifle,). (i- Webih agraea ta aaaka aay
? i;.- hla ni.iy req'ilre
PROVIDENCE, 6: ROCHESTER. 5.
.\t Prortdeaee ? B-H E.
Provlden ?.I t I 8 1 S 1?I ' 1
| f. ?.' n ii o i o 1?1 ll 1
Battertee Zamooh Rnd Kocbler; Qulnn
and Wllllama.
Full Summary of Racing
at Saratoga Springs Track
THIRD DAT OT BAgtATOOA BACOia AtMKtATtOM MlonTl.v;. AUOUST | 1B]g
in -r BACrX ii- B| fer two-year-old*. IR.O m?. 1. ?? F!-? aad n half fur!nnge. Start
J? I n ... , ..; . a-iBger, b. g.. b- le B OraaTUIe Tteaa Madi
Owaer, II I TreJnar, B Biuwa. _
ir>ra?.
p W St
Uttle Nephew
Beaawf
Plak Ton-r . ..
gpear H?ad .
. !.
? aftm
Charle*'
1* 1?
ga 2,
|i|| a<
7* 7'
aa aa
4'S 4
f s
_8tr
T
8*
fl'
7'
4H
a*
Pta
?
;n
4?
|l
Jeekei
... .,.
NI- i.ln'ia
Uertaa . .
rjavtee ,..
U - "abe ..
-l.ii!
U-Batttna.
open. Hlgh. Laat. _T1_
0 V M ?i-5 2-5
2n_
exitnded.
12
1R
10
0
0-2
IV2
12
12
M
gg
2
a-.*,
8-ft
4
fl
gg.
1
4~o
?~R
MV
2
a I
ft
aily
i- fl. d an.i ?? nev4?r tully
bm ..f tae -l wi Bun lialng bad no ear oaa.
gejCORP BA. - - for three-year-olda and upwani. BJgg add.d One rrtle. P'art
, pltcaaaaM wTaaar, a. t, ag Bmearanlaa Airada rm-.e, letaBa
? i? ner and tra nei R 1 ?vnan
Hauthorna aoall" b?wt WM aat ?tT ar.d crowd.d ba.'k bv Hobn .h on far tun?. rame on
ln etTCtcti to Otfl handiiy Omaata fhilahe.l gamely Star Gaze. eutraa to etretch, cloaad a
tilr <rai.
wnt'WTM F'A.T TH'" gPINAWATi for two-y?ar-old fllllea. 11.800 add.-d Plv. and a fcalf
furi.iiiK-" Btari good Woa eaeOy. jeBce ?am. Wiaaer, br. r.. by Plaudlt-Xunaclotb.
Tim. l "7 Owner, J B CBmdaa Trnln. r, J O Kwin
Cumiar'na wa* eaally the tear and. fnrctna al! t' ? pnr*, won In hand. Early Ro??.
bumt*d back after the start. ua- roreed la raaa arlaa and aaaaai a t,ig gap. Cutaway ran
I m.| huntf on well.
WtWtm R MI-'???-!lln* for ?hr?. vearoll. an.i upward: MOn adBad Oaa mll. and a fjr
???? Btart anod \Von enall>. plac aame. Wloner. t, h. bjr Alan-a-liale?Ully B
Tlme IM Owner. Beverwyck Htahia Tralner W H. Congdon
Jlnrae
I I
r W
Ift *
Bo< it i; no i i
Jiiuoone . ..I alll2 3 2'
liapar I..?trade; 2 1111 '
\ ?tr. Fln.
.-.
?i -'
i'
.1
1?
IH
Jockey.
Butwell ~
WUaaa
Baraa
-Bettlng.
IQpen. Hlgh. I-aat.
2 " | 1
I I !l 1 ft
. I a i.? 10
Pl. M.
Pob K ru'lni; eteaaW to tha pa<-a than usuiii. eaOM away .a?liy whan calle.l on ln tha
sfrpt.h. Ja'wlMin* qui: ha.ily In 'hs t'.nal drlve. In?p?_ tor Lawtrajr w*? uaed up In the pa. e
and atoppad.
mvTIt wwv. Pnr mai.lana thiee \eara old and apwardj 14O0 a.lde.1 One inile Start grxvl.
Iv,.,,..'-. PlaeeMUM Wlr.n-r. rh. c . by It.arkaand lialdarr.e. Ttm-. | :?f 1 ??. Oan
?r. anguat Belraont, Tralnar. U Feusta^_.
i-?Bettlng
<~>p?>n Hlgh. La?tL
I .". a :. | ;,
4
I fl 2 f? "l
I II 12
ta h i.-.
pi nd
i I
7 1<>
8 fl
.1
4
4-B
I
h the reat anT out?|eedln* hla n>!d from th.. Bret gtrlda, had eome
thlng left at the enJ. Brynllmah hung on wfll after chaslng all the pao.
OF
f
Buskin and Hobnob, Candidates
for Travers Stakes. 8ow
Before Hawthorne.
COCHRANE FILLY BEATEN
Early Rose Finds Johnson Cam
den's Casuarina Too Fast
in Dash for the
Spinaway.
[From a StafT forrenponaent of The Trlnuna I
Saratoga, Aug. 6.?The disilluaionment
Of the Eaat continued at the tiar.1
A.opoi iatlon'.T tra< k tiila afternoon. Under
brlght skles and in the preaence of a
erowd of live thousarid devotees of raelng. .
Hawthorne, greatest of Weatern ownet I
two-year-olda lant season, d*feat*<l i
i Buskin and Hobnob ln a three>guarter j
sprlnt for thr<e-year-olda of the handlcap '
dlvision. Intended as a sort of publlo I
trlal for candidates far the Travera I
Stakei, irhleh wlll be nin an f aturday.
In the Splnaivay Casuarina, a m4.?a from'
the est.Tbltshment of Jehnson S. Cam-j
j den. master of Hartland, made- a atjdar orj
j Alexander Smith Coohrane*a flert fl 11 >' j
Karly Roao, wMch cost a arrmll fartune al
Btt earlier in the year. L?ltt!e Nephew.j
. another aon of the rlalng young atajllo-ii
rjaele, took tho measure af RotfUlec andj
Burprlalng ln an overnlght race at flva
furlonga and a half.
The races wer% run over the faataet.
track of the meeUng, and! tfla tlrto hunip'
out waa ur.lformly good. Th,e t>pln*j?-ay.
8 dash of nvo furlor.ga and a half for
fillies. wts tho at.iko feaPur* af r^thar ar?i
attractivo if poorly balafeeed eard. feurl
k-renter lnterest aatached to UJe nfhntng
of the tliree-quartei: mflo daab for thjee-.
> enr-olda hecause ft progniBed a CentesO
hetween. the much teuted HawtLarne andrl
Hobnob and Pusrk'n. Puakin ?r.d Haw?
thorne are ln the Ttatt*erg, axd tho talen?J
I that II eltbar of the twa sheul1*'
take tha aaaaaura of Hebnobv^sjJiJi ahewet'
rare BBeef BM eperdag day a/ 8BB meet
ng, he would have a rattllfcRgfDd ch:'- ?
to defe.it August BelmanTa champloal
Rock Vitw ln the ftavetB
Hawthorne, a blg rat.gy oalt, high aC
the withers, whlch dld not earry any too?
much flesh, proved be.it of a fleld cf flve.
He Indulged Hobnob ln the kad for half
a inlle and then sped to the frar.t ar.i
; .t gaa adtther flaniieta t.er star
Gaze. which pa?sed Hobnob ln the Btretch.
cotild cio^o. altiiough both t.-led val'.antlj.
But llawthorn*'* victory waa not i:r.
Bf BBkfa He had all he ceuld 4a to BBt
lown ln front of Genesta. Hobnob quit
ignemlnieualy ln tha laat furlor.g and
Uuskln was outrun frem tiie *tart. H*a*
' thorne werkea" out a mile ln MI "-?'.
The Spinaway. a Bpaotal ef greut an
I tiquity ui Am"r,.';ui rai aa kn- draw a tieid
I of eleven, Deift. Chrtanray, aaytjkaaa,
. Mat. r. Water I/.y. OalBXy BBd '
? dora runiang wlth BBfty Baaa aad ?
.1 arlna. The Weetern bunch ware h
:'..i.-:.t to-day tliat Caauanna WO l d tak
,' Early Ro?e Into cama a.-s I
that Pringhurst wauld ilef^at -
? : day. And tho ahBtbaaara ware -
that Mr. rechran*'s Star ahai>t Blly would
: atop the We?'< career of vtctary. 1! .
| Rose dl^appalnted her a.;:r.lrera BBl
i Fnliinn to ahow her BOOBBtoBMd i ?
, in the flrst furlor.p. sha perm'.f
arlna to tuke a l.a had In the l.uk
tret hj ui.d. BataaBagh Bha cioa.a BBaaUy
i ta the homeatretch. s:..j had lost too
' much greund going an.ur.d her fleld ln
I the upper turn to cateh up. It ta ques
1 tlon.ihle whether ?he could Jrava heaf> \
1: ( uauartna horae for harse. The Carodea
! Blly had a b'.t left, and her tLrrui, V&C, waa
1 rood. The golng hore lt. nat as fB?t thtn
s.uson us it uaed to be. Cu4B*Vay, a,
' home bre.d by *nlt^l1gt baionglXigj ta .tha
I at.ibla of T"harr.as Fejt'Jua Ryan. df Iraw
I York. waa a bungniB thfrd.
Caauariria ^a? bred at Hamburg Plac*
by Joho Madden. She ls a daughter 888
; riaudit, alre af King JanTaa, and NBaja*
1 eloth, a daughfer of Me'.ton, The a^xr.'j
Jehn OllVer Ke>ne who r^adfllVd Briatf*1
hurst aent her to the povt. and lt !a *
plty Mr Camden waa not here to eeo h*e^
run. It ls rarety BJlTen to a haraamaji to
eee hla fllly gei down ln front in rt. ra-'a
that haa been won by such cc;ebrute<V
racers of the pa*t aa Mememo. Ml?g
Wc.odford, Rlggenet, 1,03 Angeles. 6rl-.
aelda, Saftlti MC'elland. Tanya, Cburt
Dr- sa, Maakette, Ocaan Bour.d and Baahtl,
Ca-suarlxja la tho eecond d*uahter of
Plaudit to iand tha gptngaray. Rtglan.
wtdeh won ln 1?03 far tho lata Fted Oab
haru. waa by her rtre.
Uttle Xophew, a .on ct I'ncla and Mi.s*
Oranville, Which tw4co le&t the redaubt
abl? 0U1 Hosebud ln the Weat, wrs touted
a I .re thlng ln tiie op<jp'.ng dash, froni
whlch lioota and SadBK BnTnfh<;rst and
three or four ethera were erratdied
Dlck c'arman ^er.t Burprtatng baclQ
againat the plalu Bttla colt fram the Weat.
and Black Toney, ltaamer. Uncle Mun.
Harry L. and ripearhead wera other oon
testanta. L.lttle NeefkBW araa held rather
cheaply becauBa h? w;is a?Ked to mAko
blg- conoenslons of wnght, but he demon
atrated that he had elaaa hy taklng fha
track from the llght foot. d Roatner ln th^
backstretcli nnd BtBBWtng the way home
ln 1;'4 und a fJBjOtlOB, He heat ISoamer
aaally, and Rnamer had experlenced lltt:>?
dlmculty in prwentlng BurpilaaBg from
taklng tha place.
Mr. Caraaaa'a Kallnka. a conslatcnt
mare, had an easy time ln the mlle for
platers of the three and up dlvlatOB, sv -
ond on the card. She wa* popul.ir ba*
cauao her oppom-nta aren aa ladga
Walzer, Star CTRyan, Dartworlh and
Bpln. Dartworth. bearlng tbe aiUta ut
James Butler, the aWtMC of the l.mpin
Clty track. cut out the running IM ti.u
quarters of a mile. and wan pa-- u bv
K.t.inka ln tho BBl .--???( . the ?em
proniua flily winmng w:y BBBtty. Star
O'Ryan brought up thlrd. Kallnka's mi!.'
was covered in lAi.
Ba creditab;.. WBB her p.-rfornianco that
Alhert BBBaeaa atepped up to the Judgea'
at.iiid when .-!..? w.tu offered for nu.e and
BM har up from H.48I to 8X888, Mr. Car
man Brettatlng Ii?t with tiie i-onventlonal
hld of li. aantaaa bought a horae after
tho flnlsh of tlu- Bfth. whkh fell to Fraiik
Nolan'a Hob R.
The itfth waa a gallop of a mile and a
furiong for ptatera of the mature dlvialon.
and Hoii R-'s oppenent* were Jawbene an?
[napactor Leatrade. Hutw.dl l.-t Inspector
Leatrade and Jawhone do the pa<vmuking
to the turn for home; then he brought
bob R. up oa tbe outakta. nnd the Aian-a
Dale horse won eaaily ln 1:56 fiat froin
Jawhone Bob k waa eetarad to be soia
for $1.2i". .SlmiiiiB got him for 12.2?io.
Muagrave took hl* mount, Hobnob.
aharplv acroaa the path of Hawthorne on
the upper turn. forcing I.oftua to pull up.
The Btewarda actad on t'.elr o?n lnlUa
tlve They *ui oot *ait lor l?ftua to,
make a eomplalnt, but auinmoned hlnj
before them. __^^ . ^_.?4

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