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Horses Race Over
Track Deep in Mud
Vandergr?fl Makes a Show
of His Two Opponents
in Handicap.
i AHORE FORGETS TO
SULK AND WINS PURSE
Strntii-. a M??t Paddock Tip.
Suffers a Stormy Journey
at I inpirc Course.
It? HERBERT.
Smal ? ' mtrife al
? ? i el i??'? ye lerday,
hut ?
crowd
evinced kei porl an
? 'tei, . -, or three
? i he*..
! m. ? ndicaps one undei ?*ellr.L*
. card
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; ? ?j i ? ? ?l
*.. prevent
? ? walkover.?.
Veylo ' gt >?
of a rani ? ? eadei
d Love lu il,
He he ? ? * ? tracl
? ?? wire
?
_
nee Seylon's arrival
about th?*
r itwell havii ? ? ?
t h< .-??-?'
Kederi? t ?ccond on the t to ?lat?-.
Fourteen victorie to hi .-redi*.
're In "II sta\. a: McCabe and
third place, .loe
I
same
rther, was
ay - ..n the charge of
g
Ormonde
'?? serving of een
'|? ?'? . -l th.
effort to earn
ii ? ,| this by ?
? h, p be*
? '. to run
eral t irnos,
. ? med t"
?
good ?? ' heel lined a
rough
liliti -, ? . r<
Pope .loan, was
.
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n
pacemaker.-? '
rounding the I .
John W. vhich
inning
print'
and ?lai 1 to beat in the
ings,
consummate es e, A- s mattet of
?*,| his opponenl
, i been oi
?
to ?*arr\ hii esterday.
Othello, ??huh - ble ed with rare
nee.) but no heart, raced off tO S lead
tan him
turning "' horn? pod the
to win nf Mc< she
pleased.
I anon . th? ? eai -old of
l?e|hi. ?""'.
ap, i he .-i* m?'.I hi *
?? i ?1er leg. and v. Mb things all his
? | ,i alone in fro: * ind
the steady
? . ? mud?bespi it? ? v ? Porl
*
e time s t ac" when
? ?1 of the handicap horse
? tly he haa fa "fate
..? .1 doing none tor? well.
?? . tempi
r i
?
It the tip eii
,
and .'! '?
? ? ? ? ? ? Aeld look
< heap. In le t une than
tell il
,. -
<*an,.- th- race. Tro *
?
I ?.,- hi a '? '
Nickla ' mount on - i
? ? ,,'t i 'Voir, the lia h o
I a
-
? i . boj >?. th rare i
.
? .?I up. In ? the ba< -
.?- pinched
cement t
tile wonder he proved such i
appui',,*
Empire Citv Entries To-Day.
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Cottrell Bought by Braves.
Bo
' Be t*ue team
? ?
- II, a Iff' ?
State League Results.
?
AMATEUR RACING DATE1
Promise of Plenty of Goc
Sport Next Fall.
" ere anno 'crda> h
m\ amateur race meetings nexl fa
which insures plentj of porl
R. ntlemen rldei ? mm.i then- i r
The date ? -.<? fai arrai
September 26 Meado? Brook StC
'? lociation at H? Imonl Pai
I . i ? v al.
? i? tober 3 White Marsh Vail? Hui
al i "h ' ton * . P
Ortobei - and 10 Rose Tree K?
Hunting Club, a; Media. I'enn.
er . and 10 Piping Roi
? g \ -,,. .,-ion, ii' !?". i ' ?* :i ley, Lon
I ??land.
i ictobei 1*2 and 17 l.'nite?! Hunl
Racing \ ox si ion si Belmoi I Par
'1er m: Hal
Oetober 31 Virgins I n ted Hunl
Middlcbura, Va.
The usual invitation mee* ing g '
i ;, .1 l.. U idener probably ?? ill be hel
m.ber 24, ?.bile tin* Rockawa
Hunting ? ;ub is planning s meet?
1 .led io Day, and then promis
all o . porl al Goshe . N. Y
under the directioi ol the Glen-Ardei
Hunt, of ?hieb Miss ?.no! Harrimai
j- one of ?he ini,?ii'i ?.
?- . ?
BUTLER HORSES
NOT IN FUTURITY
Otlur Good One*? Also No
Eligible for Rich Prize
of $20.820.
lames Butler will not have a Startet
in the historic Futurity, to br mn al
? ig? Spring on A igo * 29.
This fact became known yesterday
when the ? on? y Island -lackey Club at
nounccd a list of fifty-seven con- and
Allies eligible for the rich prize.
With ten starters the race will h
worth $20.820. by far the richenl fixtur?
decided on Kastei tri eh * h } es .
bul Pebhlen, Comely und Marion II..
among others of the Butler ?trine;, ?vil!
nol do battli the little foi
II P, Whitney's Prince llenr,. \V I
? ??? 11 sub? :. and Senator < 'amdci
Luke, a hi? g bj 11 ?
?i" r, ai e ol hci go? I
om nol eligible, ile Phosphor, i h?
buyler L. P-arsi
Brookda e Stable's * oq -
must stand in the stable whil?
... "i
The besl o thou? eligible on what
hi been ?een !.. .ln'e include -lohn 1'.
Maild? Po h ."id The Finn, ?". K. <;.
Billing - Lampoon, ? aptain E. B. i as
?att's Trial By Jury, Ral Parr's The
Masqueruder, the ? "i,>-?-k Stable's K;,
? .. the Montpelier Stable's P
and R. .1. Mackenzie's Sea Shell.
The entry ot' the Butler horses was
made void by the death of .lame* i'.
K* t ne, the nominator.
GREGG GOES TO RED SOX
Naps Get Two Pitchers and
Catcher for Star.
1 evelanil, July 28. Vean (?reeg. the
?outhpaw of the i '? i la : Nap-.
? ., i' d to da] t.. the Boston Red
So*.' fer < "limbe. A. Ranking Jo
snd Hen !'?an.
TI >' trade which mark? the beginning
of .? i ;ikr- 'i*p ol the Naps, is expected
etter the Red Sox chances of over*
: the Athl? tieg m the American
nt i ace.
',???. hs ?? en with <Cleveland
* al time he haa won
? o and los! thirty-six gai
? oumbc and Johnson are pn i ?
young pitchers and Bgan it a eteran
Southern Association Results.
i
Virginia League Results,
!?
I*..,.
1.?
Full Summary of Racing
at lite Empire City Track
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ADVENTURES OF ARABELLA CINChT?tHJh?^J^^A(^?
New Recruits
McGraw's
Pitchers from the Texas
League Expected to Re
port Within a
Few Weeks.
I:? IMA wool? BROl X.
Hans who were ?heated bj the *? n
will ha? e to wail ?? long i ime to
the jrnnii between * i t?ianl and thi
Pirates which was icheduled foi
terday. True. S'e*? York and Pitt
burgh will meet to-day, weather per
mitting, but only one c< * "ill be
I, and t he frame *?* h ici
uil! nol be played until Sept.-nil"
when the Pirate ring through * e
i .1 ? ?? thi Ias1 time.
.left !. reau will probablj bi
pitching ?election of McGra?* foi
oon, but there : * no telling t ,??
F red < lai ke. II maj be
? ?,.,.'<??-.
I-1." on new men will begin t.i
diop in upon thi ?. hi * fiom day to
day. ?I llu de d
? 11. . peel .'.1 almost any ??ay
rootei ? ' ?
close attention will probably mi
for Al is nol likely to be een exc? p'
m the preliminar} practice foi some
time to come.
J. S. Krick on, hander,
Dalla ?, ; ? nol ? pi ed until thi ?
" Texas League ?ea on. Ha?
from Savannah, a eat? i
due to report ?vit! in a '? ?? week I.
?lohn I!. I ?.ter, ecrets
May Join
Forces Soon
Giant . ??. discussini !
I- ratei estcrd Bid thai
though tl.rganizal ion m .
mirable in many re peel he thouchl
thai il had fatal defects from
itandpoinl oe the sporl lover. "I
think." ?aid Mr. 1*'" * s
re t he frai ernil ? ? to ii<
troj thi indi? ?duality and indep i ?
denCC ol .1 player and 'h 1 doe
? r ' on i" ? '
? co lb '_??' pi ofessor in 11 ? II
V., ? declared
11 the big? |i agu? . Pau
;.i,,'.. -,, . Remember th? '
. bj ? he eh?>ice of ci I ie fo
eral 1 ?<? ei *. ?? bank ? and I hen e.
the prcdicamenl of the committ?
1 nth 1 he appui tit of To >b,
Matty. Wagner, Raker and Collins.
Kran! Schulte, ol * * " ;!
pi ibabl ? H i, 1 h ?n tl e
bench, for Hank O'Ds 1 '
? ?. 1,:., . f..1 I*, ? ? Ki ? . at
* 1 ?nn the Birmingham cl ?
? he Sot ' hern League. Ki ?
been hs mmering : he ball I ai d.
Schulte is n the battii g
averagi ? the '??;>' ion? ! Le
K 1. ely a a - once .. Red.
? ? I price foi
leaguer may be si thi ?
club 1 I-:, ep bidding foi Georg? I 1
1 inghani, a pitch. the I'ul'.ilh
1 I'lh of I '
1 hicago and < 'let < land, of the V in? ? : -
ca? Lea?* ie, and Pit1 burgh, ol
1 pue, are .??I taking
.n the auction.
1 e 11 e rzoi
id a ?l.'.il
, -i up to gel Killifer, thi
kei i' '
.t t he men 0 ed n *;" I il,
jumped to 1 he I ?
?
BITTER PILL FOR BUFFALO
Skitters Cut Down Seven Run
Lead in Last Innings.
: ralo, July 28. Buffalo lo 1 a hard
game here to da) to Jei . I . b) a
cor? ol '?' to 8,
The home team wenl in and 1
en run in the first 1 ?? ni
ere nol enough to lave >.tf
.., ? ,
CI) mer ha ?< crippled pitching
and Mel ..t.i.? II 1
bandaged lefl hand. II?- .lid \eiy well
? inn ing -. after which 1 he 1* ?
?i .ut him freely. J? I , .1
1 fteen .neu to win, thr? ?? o1 that num?
ber being pit? ?
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Rochester, 8; Providence, 2.
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NAPS END LOSING STREAK
Mitchell Checks Red Sox Until
the Seventh Inning.
? ? ? ? id, ?!ulj 29, < !e\el.m.I hi oke
? t? .- to-daj and defeated
by a n ore of I to .",.
Mitchell did no* allot a hu until the
'. inning, Inn Boston in.nl?' s run
for every lut, ?md came uitlnii one o?
.. il?. -?-ore. Cleveland won in the
?Ming, when Collins wns hit for !
?? ?i ngl? - by Graney and Turner.
man following with a tripl? ai :
Kirke with a single.
Cady tras put oui ol the came for
'? language to Fcan.
m follow.- :
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Pittsburgh Feds Win
in a Batting Bee
Pitt burgh, Julj '.'?* Pittuburgh took
nond game of the --ene- from the
Kan .. ? ilj Federals here to-dhy by a
. . ? !?'..*>.
Heavy hitting featured the ronti I
. ? double . ' ?' " ' ripl and tu.. home
run'- v.. le made <>!. ?he five (lit.-hers
?. I... part ?cipated.
- ?re by innings fu!'..?*. -? :
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American Association Results
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<??<?? ? laiul. * Minn? apoll i, .
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New England League Results.
I l toi
po ? un?! t Uaneheati
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U ... ' ?!' ?. II.? ?-'lull. :
None but Runts
for This Nine
K..I Mtaaaa plan? In Imir the .mil.
Ir? afttfl ?lie .?iirlil . ?erie. n it II it lea?,
m ..le .... i.f the ?iiinlle?) men in lli?
laserteaa l?eagar. riie nine ?ill lie
Uni.un a? Hi,- Hunt?
1.1.In- < lemtte. mi the White ama, teilt
?In I lie- |iit. hinjc. aad lia? *?? hall, will
In- I.f hill.I Ihr |il.il.- I ainli.li.tr.. l.ir I he
inllihl are M. Inni?. Hii-h. Tarntet ami
Mai-el In the ?iitllel.l ??ill h. Stamm
I ir h?,Id. ..' Ihe \a|i?. ?irnhahl? the
.mille.I man ?f ihr Int; ? l?ale ?lilao.
of Ihe sriiHl'..-. an.I ll.itihi.- High, at
ihe ligera.
?.Ira-.'ii ??..<? lhat he i? -.nre hi? tram
?ill i.li? ?nrli toet hall lhat n.-n the
S.uiir- ?ill BC ?In.rl.
THREE PITCHERS
FAIL THE INDIANS
Toronto Turns Tables and
Wins hasily?Smith a
Pinch Hitter.
? 111?
Toronto, Ont, Julj 28. Toronto d<
tested Newark here to-day by a score
.. 9 to 5.
I he India three pitchers,
Holmquist, Lee, who pitched to only
len, ?uni Curtis. Frill pitch".1 for
the locals and eras Believed by Rogg
in i he i ni b. Smith', a ? a pinch hit
1er, dro? e in I??o runa in tue .-.?<?-.. I
inning with his double.
The .-.or.- follow??:
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Eastern Association Results.
? faiiiea pomlpa i*v.| ..,, ?.n< ..f rain
Baseball Standing and
Results in Four Leagues
National League. American League.
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Federal League. International League.
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THIRTEEN AND
CRAWFORD A JINX
Tigers Cut Short String of
Victories of the
Athletics.
Detroit, .luly 28. The Athletics'
string of consecutive victories was
broken to-day, when Detroit, by vir?
tue of Crawford's heavy stick work,
tfiok the fourth and final frame of the
.?ii.' ? n; B score of I to 3. l'util to
defeat? Philadelphie had ?-on
twelve ?traight K?me?.
Sam Crawford batted in three of De?
'troit's runs, his three-bagger in the
ixth driving in the runs that tied the
score.
A bane on halls to Veach in the
eighth, with the bases tilled, forced in
the winning run.
A 'ripie play m the fourth inning,
in whuh Walsh, Hush, Collins, Mclnnis
and Schang participated, was the field?
ing feature. The work of Moriarty al
third base, with seven clean plays, was
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THE ODD GAME
Scott Allows Three Hits,
While White Sox
Pound Keating.
CHANCE, TAKEN ILL.
LEAVES THE FIELD
Visitors Start Well, but Chicago
Takes lead in f ifth and
Then Clinches Matters.
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fented the Yankees h?'re to da) I.-, a
-core of ?i to '-'. and thci
tur.*?! the series. Jim Scot; hi
ra to three hita while Raj Ke:,i.
ir.g was pounded hard. Frank 1
was taken ill with stomach troub'?
early ?n the ??ame and had to le* ,.
I'eld. At the hotel to-night ?t -.? a ??. i
that his condition was not
ti.at he might have to sta) indoor for
a day or 1 uo.
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making a run in the iccond ?nnii g
; ? <\ .o ' ,| not hold thia a?
Only one hit ?vas needed
tally and from the BCCOnd :nn?ng until
the ninth Chancc'a men made no hit ntf
Scott.
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him "I'i'atii \'.ill?'_\ .I'm" eased up a hit
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Mullen and Peckinpaugh wen i ?
i ni tort? w ho were able to ??'<"
h,i< . olumn.
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ihe eafly innings, bu* weakei
the en<l ?if the Rame and hi luppoi
did likewise. Scot? was backed up l
:. : 11111 ??> -.-- styl? Weaver, Blaekburne
hud Pournier all made amazing atop*
and Rlttckburrie ?a.? al.-o ;. tar ,.
hat. Pennnitt was another strong
factor in the attacking force of th?
White Sos
In the second inning Cree walked and
went to second when Mullen Is'd i
pretty sacrifice alone; the first h.i
Peckinpaugh broke a batting ?lump of
long duration with a single to
?and Cree scored.
Ihe advantage wa- onlv temporary,
for Callahan'a men t,<-.| th? score
the tinrd inning. -Iim Scotl walk d and
went to eeond on nn infield <.ir Black?
burne lifted a A) for Cool
Demmitl ila ihed a I hree bs I ?
deep right, bringing the pitchci
Hay was left <n base when I
fnnned.
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took the lead. With two men out F <
Weaver singled to right field ?
eeond. Lena Blaekburne ? . ?? ? ?
hol drive to the same territorj II I
Weaver crorsed the plat.-, b
caught in trying to take sect
rlrri.u in. Chicago added t?>
the sixth when Collins sins.
second on an infield out an?l came -a !
the way home on a v\;lii p I
If there was any doubt lefl
I'ltirnat?* reault Of the gal
banished in the eighth inning \
? iror b) Hoone on Weaver's tap, >? bu: ?
i*y Blaekburne, anti Keatine'-? fail
throw to *r.st on I>.?r? ? .? inn.
' ' e hare?.
?'ollins popped to Hoone and Kour?
nier fanned, but juat when il deemed at
it Keating a*as go rtg to pitch ''iri.-r'-'
out ?it the hole. Peckinpaugh lumb t ? <
grounder from Bodie and home rame
Weaver and Blaekburne. Demmitl
to third and scored b) mean i of ?
double s*. al.
I'm- Yankees rallied ? .n the
With one down Hart/ell walked i !
took second while Blaekburne was
throwing out Cook. He atole thud a- I
came home on B single lv Cl*C( Mullen
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St. Louis, July 28 St Le ? I '
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Waahington playera hunch?:
most at will and made il three a
four games in the aeries with the
club. The score was 7 to :?.
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