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Conning Tower Is a Good Last-Liner at Saratoga Springs Races
Comet Mac Reaches ?
Finals After Tussle
I Niles Puts Up Hard F
Against Star of Law
Tennis Courts.
WILLIAMS FINDS
GRIFFIN EASY PI
tuo \\ ?yards of Court Meet
Newport in Bat
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across the court 0
of N SB'S reach. Another furiOUl ?!ii
ing duel followed and Niles, who hi
been skinning dangerously el
the net throughout the match. I
the ball into the burner and lost tl
laal game ?t love, giving McIaOUghl
the second set at 10 1, nin! bringil
the match even once more.
The stands broke f rth into wi
applause aa the men stopped t>> m?
their faces and drink from the pitchs
of oai' eal water by the umpire'.? chai
Mel - 1 shown only tin
him the hero -
the Davis cup matches a? Forest Hil
August. He mastered his tendent
t<? -lay In the buck of the court ni
for h
??. But there was somethinj mis
a b? n in- got there. There ?
the finality to ins shots that used i
ncei i
::??lic by.
Mac's Scrsicc Severe
VVI ? tmen
verity of
vice. Fivi the third
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tacular service aces in su?
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I hunipion a i
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I up 1ns ; cleverly ? : s
? d and ill Bl Bat ?
? crowding or. steam all ih
. the third re? was ?con "?
he htK" taken it at ?! 9, S
'.end.
The rest period followed and Will
who ha*!
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? ding lead. The
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hard
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hi ton performed in
.. manner B| I Alex
nond I?. Little in the
round of the doubles in the
ng at >'? 7.', i'. 't. 7 .">.
The P iir was invincible
?. and simply slaughtered th ?
that the veterans tried to
? m off with.
Washbum won fr?.in
Harry Johnson, of Boat?
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Roger Taft Captures
New York Golf Title
Defeats Haber in the Final
Re nd After Seesaw
. atch by Margin
of One Hole.
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Panl Haber, of the
Club in? the fnal
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Park. Taft
of 1 up.
week at-1
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man
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A sliced drive
plemi ? t? .1 second
It his 4 at
r in 2 up again.
bth. A t?
drive ?, * ;. . ... oll? ,,f b
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C ? ? AND DIVING
Swimming KS'
Dfdton Swimming School, 1 9 W. 44 St.
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'him 3 down at the turn, Taft I
out ?i 88. , ,
For a w!
grow u?atead) A
put him out of it a
, over the ] ".'i
pulled, landed the bell in a trap. Hi
recover] from the sand would have
. to a l i a\ ire. but failui ?
to sink the putt cost the hole ad
Haber gol his 9 T ift sliced hi
. b going to tli<* twt Ifth and
lost a stroke playing out, but <
t been able to bring oil a iour
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pull of sb?
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! round himi elf 1 down for th?
? itch Habei
fluobing ai
. fourteenth, slit
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next .-hot. Thi
Taft to
>l up again. They halved the thrct
leaving raft s winnei
i up.
Following la the card ol tbl
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In the decisive round of I
eight division, I-'. K. Flaugh got
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The summary follows:
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Taft toat Heiter. 1 up
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Baker a Fed?
Comet e rumor fron
Frank Beke ia dickerinif with th?
and the likelihood thai he will
?outlet* eontraet
in th? nair future.
WHITNEY GETS
TO SEMI-FINAL
ROUND IN GOLI
Southern Player Surpris?
in Tournament on Na?
tional Links.
DEFEATS CARTER IN
HARD FOUGHT iMATCI
IKlrkby, Prindlc and Whit? An
Others Who Survive First
and Second Trials.
? Island, Aug. 20
medal ?'inner;
Is, for
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inch of th?
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h Grant ?and Rice
Up, Merzog, and at 'Em.
HY are not pro-Cerman in any genre;
The Teuton hunelt in brj/ond our play;
We an not eren vrutritl?on the fevee?
At living up in the totyrtd affray?
Hut there's one huneh we'd like to ?hoot,
Though it tear the dope into entilen*, shred*,
Th? huneh involvsd u.< tee rise and runt
"Cnme 09?eoms on?COM I.' ON ?ion tied*!" '
The Wind-Up of the Dope.
The ultimate tip-otT on the form of tl tionakl
race has been exploited in the last fortnight
Some ten or twelve day? ? llbound populace
I or such part of it as ;-' I " ?! Bag-dr? -ans ws
wondering just whal club among the eoc
launch the next onslaught and net the pnce.
There was rabid discussion as to whether II would b?
Philadelphia or Brooklyn; or Boston or Pit! ?urgh; 01
maybe CI ? 01 New Y?,tk. The answer cam? from th?
. ?? ,i ourci in the world. Poi al??
? given moment the club which sros? upon its hind
'? ? bulk <>f i he .?m ish ing
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club r? succulenl mest in tho dish ?<>i
pennant ??spirants.
It was none of the h sde ? but the lespjbed R?
y began playing far in?' away the bfst ball in the
Prom h ta tion .hay suddenly la
? see, tearing the everlasting heart out ?
New "fork in succession, wi
of power, speed si : any form shown all tie
?by any other eluh not ?'ven ex? ?
of tl snd Brsv?
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Popular Win.
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as never heard the mo
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with i long 1 '-',"-'f ' ?'
But regardless of I
fully as o? , alar among th? t lai
conauesl w.i* a year ago.
There is nothing thi? non-rombatant likes better than to
see the under d"c swing hack into the fight and emerge with
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a big patch of rival hide between his teeth.
The Red Cha?e?*?.
The Reds, of co,irse, are still long shots. Very few give
''in even an outside chance. Hut what chance was Boston
laat summer to overhaul the Giants and then beat the
?mn fotlr 'rai.rlit ? About 1 in 4,000. IlBneOall is, even
average), a complex institution. It is beyond any
hn-Je dope. Th-- leasOD it- complexity has been even more
pron ? need 1 ll. And a elub that can play the brand
? m playin?* for the last fo/tnight
?-.in hardl] be counted completely out. For in Herzog the
I: id l_er who will li>?ht to the final out. They
lead the league in betting and fielding. They have ?? first
Id, -tnd at last they have four pitchers del1 'ering
r, McEnery and Toner, all being
'-;?.?; ed 1 I
Another Scrap.
The National !? irently won't stage 'he only
nfter all.
i fur tin- Bed Sos -orne
board. Ji thrown
be? . ' thfei wi i
I.jrowns, linke?! to h's pitching staff
als an
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will . "I power to the Tijrcr pitching defence in
more ways than one. tit- should be a factor upon h:5 own
? jrond this he will give Dauss, Cove'.eskie
i ic ? better chance to east- up In work and thcr?'by
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ngS has n club that carri'- * ? lllo] B
win the i>ui!. of hi : |
? tin by the heavy artillery
generally bag the .
I Septt mber on thf road, with
, ether in :? ' i
'? nuil- the next two weeks it will be up to
c!uh in ti. in check, as no
: i-lrd from
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fur ?' he ??'>u' '. Ian ! ont
lid win. He has the man he wants ,i> James,
!f 1 L_ : ' . . V.iii
li.. . ; has at I? tat r<n even chenco t.- poee as u prophet
.of Truth.
the T.' / I "t\ to give Heir main riva
battle down '1 rougfl tho duaty September stretch
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for Mid-Western Cup
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HOWARD VICTOR IM BOUT
On*points Frank Farmer at
Far Rocka'.vay A. A.
Johnny Howard, ol
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1-armer n
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round-, and aevei ip. When
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swsre of the fe
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d?> much better.
. ind b >u1; will I"- hi Id
at the Broadway Si -
Johnny K 1 Albei ? -, bi d
I- rank will meet in ti,,- main
At ? ing Drum
. Kid will try con
have it out at Brown's G
Six Favorites Beaten '
at Saratoga Springs
Upset Follows Uffcet as
Long Shots Romp Home
on Ladies* Day.
EVEN NAPIER WINS
A SELLING RACE
i The Grader, Capra, Rockwter
and Sal Vanity Spring Sur?
prises, to Sorrow of Crowd.
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? Baratog |.ug. SO. So stake
! featur.es were offered by H I
tatiod here to-dav, but it v. I
ee' day," and one of the lar-rr il
crowds ever seen on the ben .
. was out. It was a mo*'
i astrous session for thoea who
the racing through th? specula- . ??
of til i:
(ovni to defeat, and Some I
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?In- nearest approach to a feature
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'!'. Looney's The lira?!'!-, th
? ding, whicl
on a pre? ?
badly fouled bj lohn ?v B< horr*
d? r.t.ial m the run through thi
To win he f
Laid Barklie'i Hollidsy und 1? ?.
Leery. Thornhill, with Corning 1
and l'uliux a., the other starters. With
Coming Tower out ?? - ' :. ?
i result probably would have been dif
! ferent, hut .'! ?( 'ah? e ?...
day, had a foolish desire to I
Conning Tower in the earlj if ?.
: as a result the four-year-old hSd
? w th stand ths flnsl rti
Tli. Grader.
August i Friar Rock, enn
sidered by many ss ,: ?? -ore
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' Koch- s\tr. on? thet
was the winnei Butler
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Richard T.
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lim t?i
away, and I I
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W Linker's Broomvale
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Frank Bryan will ha
Warrenten, Va. Th:- - a rice mee*
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Robert Moms ?"Financier of the Revolution
F1 HAS BEEN SAID the three very great men of our War for Independence were \rV_shin-gton, Franklin
and Morris. In the history of mankind no man ever had a more arduous commission than did Morris in
financing the armies of \?Vashington.The credit of the nation was practically valueless,and time after time
it was the personal credit of Morris which brought forth the money. The financial means raised from his own
private resources made the victory at Trenton po-ssiUe.U-henU-srungton proposed the capture of Lord Con*r:-_ll*_.
and his entire army, it was from Morris, the patriot" and private drhen, and not from the treasury o? the Confederated
States from which the money came.Thus Washington. last great victory was made possible, and the long and bloody
muggjc for National Ind-ependen? brought to an end. Morris was die first to suggest our present system of National
banks-the best banking system that any nation has ever known. He was the first American to send a ship forth
flying the Stars ar.d Stripes. Like Kanklin he signed both the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of
the United States. He was ver/ hospitable, and whenever \rVashington visited Philadelphia he vas the guest of Morris.
He was ever a m<oderate user of li^ht wines-and baHey br*ews,and opposed Inhibition Laws, which make the many
suffer for the faults of the few. For ?*_ years Anheuser-Busch have been brewing the kind of honest barley-malt
and Stater hop brews which the wisdom of Morris knew make for real temperance. *Ib-day at the home of
BUDWEISER. 750c people are daily required to meet the natural public demand. BUDVVEISEIVS ever
increasing popula* ity comes from quality, purity, mildness and exquisite flavor. Its sales exceed any other beer
Jy ?__ of bcskSr ANHEUSER-BUSCH * ST LOUIS.US.A.
Visitors to St. Louis ere court-Musly invited to inspect
our pUnt'**'<*Ove**3 14a acres. On Si!? ^.rerf^Ytete, ? Familie? Supplied by Grocer? ?nj Ret_i.-**e
Anheuser-Busch Agency
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