2 THE WASHINGTON TIMES SUNDAY JT7LY 29 1906 190
I BLUEAND GRAY TO HA HAVE VI NEW DEAL INAQUArrlCS IN AQUATICS
SALVIOERE UPSETS UPSETSBRIGHTON UPSETSBRIGHTONTALENT
BRIGHTON BRIGHTONTALENT BRIGHTONTALENTTakes TALENT TALENTTakes
Takes Junior Event From FrorKeene FromKeene FromKeene
Keene Trio Easily by byTwo byTwo byTwo
Two Lengths LengthsMILLER LengthsMILLER LengthsMILLER
MILLER RECEIVES OVATION OVATIOJJZode OVATIONRode OVATIONnode
Rode Five Winners Including Salvi Salvidere SalvideleoPublic SalviderePubIic
dere deleoPublic Public Won 100000 on onHis onHis onHl
His Hl Mounts MountsRACETRACK MountsRACThACK
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> N N Y V J Jtly ly S8The Tha liM 1 BrlKhtoi BrlKhtoiJunior lkbhooaunlor Dr1stZlunlor
Junior resulted in a big upset thte th after aftermoon After1oon afterb2OOn
moon the Keene trie 1 to S in the bet bettinic betting betting
ting being boa bOAt8ft tan by Salvidere a 4 t to toa
1 shot and Chaaeawsy The latter open opencd opened opend
ed cd d at MO B to I and ran a remarkable remnrkablJockey rnarkablerace remarkablenace
race raceJOCkey naceJockey
Jockey Walter Miller ro rftfle rod ie Shoe winner winnertoday winnerstoday wnnere wnneretodey
today He had five ft mounts and landed landavevery landedefIY landedevry
vevery one of them tbeniAVhen th4mtWhen themWhen
When Miller came me back to the judge judgen judleIOn judgeipofl
IOn > n Salvkkre after winning the Brigh Brighton Brlghto BrSghto
ton to Junior the thousand of persons w wthe on onth ontht
the th course cOur uree united in one of the most re refcnarkabie remarkable rexnarkabie
fcnarkabie demonstrations ever seen on onrace 1 1ace arace
race ace track tra k They simply stood d up upcnt a aont 3a 3aone >
ont and nd cheered the boy fee a periot periotwhich pertodwhich peziodWhich
which seemed > Ute an hour hourS but which WhJehwas whichreally fhic fhicwas
was really r ally only a minute minuteJPublic minuteublic mlautePublic
Public ublic Won 100000 100000It 100000It ioooooIt
It was nu Millers Mrner third victory vie tory He J won wonn wonn woiseemlnl
n seemingly s seemlnl minctt impossible ImP Mlbl victory on Ool Ooll Gold GoldLady GoldLady <
l Lady ady in the opening event ent got honu honutvith oon oonwith honieth
with th Content in the third race and then thenperformed tbenpcrtornltld thenprrorniud
performed the remarkable f teat at of beat beating beIlting beetng ¬
ing ng the three irack colts coft of the Keen Keenstrins KMftot8tringBtdJot K ene eneatringBallot <
strins 8tringBtdJot Ballot Peter Pan and Super Superman Super2nanwith per per1nanlth ¬
man 1nanlth with Salvidere Salviderein
in ie lt public won on MMMXtt 1U roo on his mounts mountsIn mountIn mountsin
In the opening dash Gallant Dan and andDon andD andDin
Don D Enrique raced head and head to the theBtretrj tbestrctlh thentretrh
Btretrj where Gold Lady closed and in ina Ina Ina
a hot drive drlv won by a length from Gal Gallant GalJant Galant ¬
lant ant Dan DanIn DanIn DanIn
In tht second race Ebony who wa waabsolutely W1iI W1iIabsolutely waabsolutely
absolutely all n to the bad the last tinu tinuout UftWout Uin UinOut
out won like a good ood horse hors today tQda He Hevnt Hewnt MePnt
vnt Pnt to th tth front after Lord Badge and andChampiin andChaniplaln andChanplaln
Champiin had made the running Minniti and andcoming andcom andcoming
coming com Ing away a way in the stretch won by a aheid ahead
head In a hard drive driveTokalon drive1ok driveTokalon
Tokalon 1ok lon was favorite in the Sea Shor ShorHandicap 3horHandicap hor horBtndIcap
Handicap She was last Samson made madethe madethe madethe
the running runnl and set t a fast pace follow followed follo folloed followed ¬
ed hy Red Leaf and Content On the theturn theturn theturn
turn Content moved up UI and taking takin the thelead thelead theIea1
lead won easily by three and onehalf onehalflengths onehalf1tngths I
lengths from Colonial Girl GirlEasy GirlEasy
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Easy for Salvidere SalvidereIn
In the Iiroo 15008 I5 Brighton Brl htOft Junior Peter PeterPan PeterPan PeterPn
Pan and Rosemount raced head bMd and andhead aadht asdto
head ht d to the far turn where here SAlvklere Salviderecloed SAlvklered
cloed d td on the pair The TIt three raGed raoodhcad redand
had and head to the stretch where whereSulvkiere whereSuhJ whreStlvithre I
Sulvkiere SuhJ re fame tame away and won easily 1 by bylengths byt
1 II > lengths lengthsIn Ifnt IfntIn
In In the jump Hylas won Oft easily easilyOyama easilyyarna ally allyIyam
Oyama Iyam yarna rushed to the front and i made madet
t < running rU 1nl1 < followed by Lady Anne Annet A At
t U uv m 1tIenne > ienne < and j Nannie Nalln Hodge Hod The Themoved Tber
I < r moved up on the turn and then thenilr theniL I
ilr 11 iL iry I ry went wntult up Here comes eom Miller Millera UllerR
a < l Miller did come He rushed Nan Nani NanJt
i Jt l < Hodge to 0 the front on the stretch stretchtirn atretcht
tirn t Ii l fJ r and won easily by a length from fromi fromll1Idienae
ll1Idienae ll1Idienael I i ndienne ndiennet m dienne dienneM
M l 11 r won Oft the seventh race with ith The Theflown ThelnWI TheClwi
flown lnWI who ho made all the Ut running and andRoa andPl andwII
wII Roa Pl iasiiy tRslI by b two and onehalf lengths lengthsfi lenethsnm
fi nm m Oarsman OarsmanBrighton O8nBighton OarsmanBrighton
Brighton Beach Summaries SummariesS
1 vsi S 5t race raceTwoyearoldlil Twoyearolds five and a ahali ahi alit
hali lit furlongs fudon Gold Lady 107 Miller MillerIs
Is l to It 5 I first ft t Gallant Dan 102 Koer Koernoi Koern
n noi < to 1 second Don Enrique KB 10Tttr U UUrter
< Urter 1 Tttr i T 9 to 10 third Time 107 107Finite 101Frwk 107Frtik
Finite Gill Vaquere aquflr Ltnnepee Beowawa Beowawa Beo BeoaWH
wawa aWH and Woodwltch also ran ranSecond ranScond raneeond
Second race Selling threeyearolds threeyearoldsanil threeyearoIdan1
anil upward mile and sixteenth Ebony Ebonyderrlne EbonyH
H i derrlne c Pt > rrlnt 6 to 1 won on Janeta 101 101K 1011 101K
< K Krl1 < ru mar r 7 to 1 second Champlain ChamplainION
ION idp Martin arUn 3 to 1 third Time 14746 14746B 14 147 46Dnnenworth 16 16Drmenorth
B Drmenorth < nnenworth Lord Badge Flimnap FlimnapKing Fltmnap1ing
King 1 ing Henry Elevation Little Woods WoodAmberjack WoodsArnbtrJack WoodsAmberjack
Amberjack and DArkle also ran ranThird ranThird ranThird
Third race race raceSeashore Seashore hore Handicap three threcycaroldH threeNuoldH threeyavolds
ycaroldH NuoldH and upward mile and a quar quarter quarter ¬
ter Content 93 3 Miller 4 to 1 nrst nrstColonial ArstCll tlratCtIonial
Colonial Cll nlal Girl U 111 SeweH > U 7 to 1 second secondRubric aecondRubric secondRitric
Rubric 100 Sandy Sand 5 to 1 third Time Time2l Time2l
2 2l 4u t Red Leaf Tokalon and 3am 3ams 3amalso ima
s > i also ran ranFourth ranFourth raniurth I
Fourth race raetBrlghton Brighton Junior J1Inl r tw twuroldi two t1l0Iroldll twoyiLroLd
yiLroLd > < uroldi six furlongs SalvWere S lvtclere 1 1Miller U UlIIltfr 11MlIer
lIIltfr Miller 4 to 1 first ftr l Chaeeaway ChalMAwa 166 ItIDCldanlel 1OMlanlelJ 166MiDaniel
MiDaniel M 1 to 1 second Superman SupermanU1
U1 1 4 Knapp 1 to 8 L third Time 118 83 83Kosemount 3iR 33Bomount
Kosemount R > tmount Peter Pan Ballot and Golf GolfBall Gol GolBa1l GolfBali
Ball also ran ranFifth IIlnFifth ranFl
Fifth Fl tth race raeeBrilJMon Brighton Steeplechase Steeplechasefouryearolds SteeplechasefnuryeftrokSs Steeplechasefnurearsida
fouryearolds and upward two and a ahnlf a1lf I Ih11
hnlf miles mile Ilylas Hyl 11 Ray 5 to toWon totn 2 2xi
xi Won tn > n Deleanta 138 1 Terry 4 to 5 sec second He Heonl seeoft ¬
oft Krrnei 145 Gallagher 10 to 1 1thini 1third Ithtri
third Time 501 Caller and Jimmy JimmyLuno JimmyLa JimmyLtu
Luno La Ltu lit also ran Latter fell fellSixth fellSixth fellSxth
Sixth race raceAll All ages six furlongs furlongsNannie furlongs1Annlc
Nannie Hedge Hod 122 12 Miller 3 to 2 won wonComedienne wonlomtdlt wonComedienne
Comedienne lomtdlt > nne 119 Dillon 9 to S sec second second seeortil ¬
ond Ben Hodder 114 Shaw 12 to 1 1third 1third 1third
third Time 113 Far Veat Ceder CederBtmme Cederstrum Cederstrums
strum Oyama Cressina aiwl alf1 I loAd loAdAnnie Lady idyl idylAnnie I IAnnie
Annie also ran ranSeventh ranStnth ranSeventh
Seventh race rAeeSelUng Selling threeyearohti threeyearohtiand threeetlroIlnnd
and upward mile and a sixteenth The TheClown Th Theltn The1cwn
Clown 1cwn bd Miller 7 to 5 first Oarsman Oarsmanlea e raman
lea Crtmmlns 30 to 1 second Sir Rus RusSfH itussell
sell S Ale 1 to 5 third Time
14 4a Wrenne rennf Donna Cholk Hed Hedriok Hedrhk fledrik
riok Grevilla Sunray Silver Skin and andMelbourne andMf and7sielbourne
Melbourne Mf ourne Nominee also 180 ran ranBrighton ran1Jrighton ranBriglmrn
Brighton Beach Entries EntriesFirst EntriesFirltt EntriesFirtt
First race raceSix Six furlongs Pythia Av AvBnffliency Aye AvaSlIffielency AyeSi
Bnffliency Si thtietuy Mollie Donohue Banner BannerBribry Bann Bannertrhtry r rBrihtry
Bribry Anneta Lady Society Bud Budt DudstOI1 BudAiStOfl
t AiStOfl iston and Kllkare 10B 1 Goldie Miss MissO MissOIII UI UIO
O OIII lii Ruby Rub Star Klcetas Little ilue iluean AIueaJ1d iluea1i
an aJ1d a Snowball 100 Wattrgrasa Tangle Tanglea
a 81 d < i Legend egend 111 111Snd 111S i iSetend
Setend S td i ace aeeSteeplochase Steeplechase short course coursePitatrtplan courHP coursePtacnnian
Pitatrtplan P tatnllan 145 Tom Cogan Co n Arabo AraboaJ Araboa Araboad
aJ a J Flying < Virginian Ylr Virginian nian 150 l O New Amster Amsterdam Amaterda Ameter1t1U ¬
dam da rn and Come On 15S Bound Brook BrookIt
It lti Python 140 Revolt 146 146Tiilrd H6Third 146iird
Third race raeeFlve Five and onehalf oneh Jr fur furIOMPH furIO furI
IO I IOMPH us ge JI Belle of Iroquois Fantastic Es Estimate Estimate Betimtte ¬
timate and Loring 107 Chas G Gates GatesIni5 G GatesIit tes tesI
Ini5 I Iit t 11 Buhre Tiro Dominator and Xmas Xmasl
1 ki Handsome Hand ome Belle 97 Cave Adams Adams1i I
110 11 Orphan Lad 112 Laura A 102 102Cirnicnts 1 Ic IcCLr <
Cirnicnts CLr nteitS Yowric and Pountatnblue Pountalnblue110 Pountalnblue110iourlh liO liOvourth 110ourth
1
vourth ourth race raceSl Six furlongs Nestromo Nestromollx Nestromo1v
llx 11 Tiptoe 128 1 Kings Daughter 124 124Ivllc 14lit I4i
i Ivllc lit of Pettiest l W LertndW LflL Leind n If 1 La LaS LaSI LaSctre
S SI Sctre > i < ci drc < rc SS 5 Consistent 98 Inquisitor InquisitorFifth InquisitorracoOna
1
Fifth raoo raoeOnt One and onefourth miles milesAntler milesA milesAider
Antler A I uIfr 112 11 Coy Maid 110 Agile 1W 1WCo 100c lOtCt
Co c Ct rijtan M 4 Lord Badge SI Sailor Boy Boys
67 s Khony E n M I Tartan TartanSixth TartanSixth 91 91Sixth
Sixth race rl raceFive eFhoand Flvo and onahaf furlongs furlongsPrincess furlongslincfu furlongsrineese
Princess > lincfu Nettle Dulcinea DulcJn Sphinx So Soprano 50rfano o opran ¬
prano pran Josephine Louise Loul Daly Lady LadyF1idr Ladyiidc
F1idr iidc I1otftye Boomerang Jaclnttt
RAIN BREAKS urGAr ur UPGAME
GAr GAME E IN
Washington White S o oClash 0Clash oClash
Clash Postponed For Lack Lackof Lackof Lackof
of Diving Suits SuitsSTAHL SuitsSTAHL SuitsSTAHL
STAHL HAD GREAT SCHEMWas
Was Going to Play P y at Old Home HomeLincoln
Lincoln Ill Next Tuesday TuesdayBut TuesdayBut TuesdayBut
But Thats Off OffCHICAGO OffCHICAGO OffCHICAGO
CHICAGO July m Heavy thunder thundeistorms thunderstorms thunderstorms
storms beginning before noon and gh ghing glvIn gtvIng
ing In a continuous performance through throusmot throuJhmo throughmost
mot mo t of the afternoon att moon stopped the sec second second eecond
ond game of the series between Chlcagand Chl a
and Washington WashingtonThe WashingtonThe ahlngtonThe
The downpour was s so heavy h av that at atoclock atoclock
oclock President Comiskey decidenothing
nothing nothln short of water polo or som somsimilar
similar aquatic aqua tie game could be played playerand playedand playedand
and called off the exhibition By agree agreement agreement agreement
ment between Managers Stahl an anJones
Jones this game me will be played off o nex nexTuesday next nextTueaday nextTuesday
Tuesday which waa wa waj an open date 1 1the
the schedule heodule for both teams teamsGood teamsGood teamsGood
Good Money Lost LostStahl LostStahl LostStahl
Stahl did not want to play here nox noxTuesday
Tuesday Tut8da preferring to double up tt ttmorrow to tomorro tomorrow
morrow morro for he has slated an exhlbitlogame exhibition exhibitionKame exhibitiongame
game for his team at Lincoln Ill 111 hi hiold his hisold hisold
old home and over UM3 1609 worth o otickets
tickets have already been sold for th thgame the thepIII thegame
game pIII Todays rain will knock all th thin Uti UtiIn this thisIn
in the head for or Jones Instated that n ndoubleheader no nodoubleheader nodoubleheader
doubleheader he played aDd that th thWashington the thOashln theWashington
Washington ashln ton club stay here on Tuesdaythe Tuesday TuHdavthe Tuesdaythe
the open date In the schedule scheduleArrangement schcd scheduleArranements ul4 ul4ArrauemenUl
Arrangement will probably be mad madby made madeby madeby
by Stahl to play pia that exhibition gam gamin game gameIn gameIn
in Lincoln the next time the team leancomes teameat teamcomes
comes West eat which hlch will 11I be late In See Seetemb 58 58tembfor Setembr
tembfor temb r On September SS Washington Washingtoiami Washingtonanil Vaahlngtonan1
ami Chicago will 11I have an open date 1 1the It Itth Ifthe
the th rain ral will 111 give him half a chance b bstaying by bytaytn bystaying
staying taytn away and nd Stahl will m like likearrange likely likelyRrran likelyarrange
arrange Rrran that the tickets sold for tb tbproposed the theINOtOIted theproposed
proposed game me of next Tuesday Tu Mldy Mldyon < b bseod is isgood <
good on that day and nd the game played piayethen playedthen playedthen <
then thenWhat thenWh thenWhat
What Wh 1t < Happened to Jones JonesLast JonesIast JonesLast
Last time tJ Washington was wa here raIn railthreatened raInthreateDtd rainthreatened
threatened to interfere with the las lasgame last lstme lastgame
game me of the series r but Slants Stabl team teanlooked teamlooked teamlooked
looked so easy at that time that Man Manager ManKer Menager
ager Ker Jones wouldnt hear of a postponement post OIItponelltent POStpouenwnt
ponement and insisted on goini goinithrough J06nthrough gelngthrough
through with tth the contest eont t When It wai waiover was WIUIOVfr wasover
over the Southslders wished they ha hanot Nut Nutnnt hadnot <
not tried to compete with WashlngUM WashlngUMin Wa5hlntoDIn
in the mud for not only were ere the White WhllStockings WhiteStockinga hlte hlteStoeklnXIl <
Stockings defeated but by the lopsided lonaideiscore IorwldeclI lopsidedscore
I score ore of 10 to 2 Three Chicago Chlc < o pitcherwere pitcher Pitch pitcherswere
were used against FalkenbergSmlth FalkenbergSmlthOwen
I Owen and Fiene but they could eou m matop not notatQJI notstop >
atop the heavy batting of Washington WashingtonThere WashingtonI ahln ton tonI
I I There was no chance today tooa of anj anjkind anY anYkind anykind
kind to work ork In the game ame for or the rali ralifell ral ralI rain rainI
I fell steadily until same t me time after th thtime the thetll1Ie thetime <
time to start + tart and the South Side par parwa park ptlrkI parkwee
I wa wee I a lake making nwtkh it imnoMrfble IIIt b t tnavigate to tonavl tonavigate <
navigate navl t without the aid of tall rubber rubbeiboots rubberI rubberboots
boots boot and other wet weather paranher paranhernalia paraJlberJIaUa parapherEcocomy
nalia naliaScopomy JIaUaI
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Gets Coin at LatoniiCINCINNATI Latonia LatoniaCINCINXATI LatoniaCINCINNATI
CINCINNATI JvJy J1 JSJy2The 28The program programf programof
of > f Latonia whio whl was wa a very ery fair one onevas one onew onewas
vas w run off over a fast track today be beOre be befOre before
fOre Ore a goodsized crowd Ed Corrigans CorrigansOrnament Corrh CorrigansOrnament ans ansOrnlUftfnt
Ornament colt John Carroll carried carriedoa earrlMtOJ carriedtoji
tOJ oa weight and won On the handicap handl handly bandlIy handily
Iy y Carroll was as an oddnon favorite but butleavlly butheavIJ butheavily
heavily heavIJ played Summaries SummariesFirst SummarlFtnt SummariesFirst
First race rdcePtve Five and onehalf o haJr furlongs furlongsfiction furlongsFrietion
fiction 111 Nlcol C to 5 won Aven Avenlow Avendo Avonlow
do low 97 Morris 5 to i second Bitter BitterUtes BlUerIt BitterMise
Utes It 97 Perkins 10 to 1 third Time Timel
1 CII 15 15Second A5Second 5 5Second
Second race racoSlx Six furlongs Elastic Elastic1ft EluUc11i ElasticIll
Ill 1ft Nicol 1001 2 to 5 won Shining Star lOa lOaAustin Iii IiiAu It ItAustin
Austin Au tln 12 I to 1 second Terns u tw twl v4 v4Rice
1 Rice 20 O to 2 third Time 114 IHThlnl 25 25Thin 24Third
Thin race raceOn On and onequarter miles milesruba mitesJube milesJuba
ruba lfl 1M Boland 15 to 1 won Yacht Yachtng YachtIng Yachtlug
lug ng Girl GirlS 97 7 Perrott M to 1 sewn sewneo IeC6iLeo seeoh4 seeoh4Leo
Leo eo Bright hi > t Cregan Cre an 15 to 1 third thirdHme thirdtme thirdTime
Time 208 S5 S5Fourth S SFourth 36Fourth
Fourth race raceOno Ono mile John Carroll Carroll4tt Carrolllleol
1 4tt Nteol 3 to 5 won Major T J JLarson JCara JCarson
Larson n 16 1ft Preston 7 to 2 second secondJraden seeondBraden secondBraden
Braden 108 10 Austin S to 1 third Time
141 41 i iFifth IFirth IFifth
Fifth race raee1lve Five furlongs Bimondo
181 01 Austin 7 to 5 won Ovolando lid 103Robinson 100Robln8Ol lidRobinson
Robinson 6 to t 1 second Bud Hill HillOS 11111log
log OS Hall Hall li tol third Time 101 101Sixth 1 liSISixth 01 01Sixth
Sixth race raeeOne One mile mll Bitter Brown BrftwnM
M 4 Perkins 15 to 1 won Topsy Tops Rebln Reblnon Reblnson Robinson
son on 108 Aubuchon S to 2 second Bull Bullinch Bullfinch Bullfinch
finch 108 1 10 Perrott 6 to 1 third Time Time4l TimeIU
IU 4l 45 45Seventh 45Seventh a aSeventh
Seventh race racoOno Ono and onequarter onequarterftlles onequ onequartermiles rter rtermlle
mlle ftlles Cotillon CoUllonfk 162 Riley 30 to 1 won wonnd wonJosles wonJudes
Josles Jewel 1011I 3 Preston 11 to 5 sec second seeond
ond nd Dudley DUll y 91 Taylor 7 to 2 third thirdIme thirdTime thirdTime
Time Ime 207 T 35 35EASTERN 35T 34IEASTERN
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McCarthy McGlrth and Slattery SI tteI Umpire UmpireMr UmpireMrConahan UmpireMrConahan Mr Mrlonahan
Conahan ConahanSeeond ConahanSecond lonahanSecond
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Buffalo 200ei02e3S 00 102 3S 12 I 0 0oronto 0Toronto 0Toronto
Toronto oronto lidO 10 1000000001 0 8 0000l 0 0001 2 1 1Batteries 1 1BatterJe 1BatterlasTozen
Batteries BatterlasTozen Tozen and McGanus Mitch Mitchell Mitcheli
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and nd Byers Umpire UmpireMr Mr Kerlns KerlnsSecond lerlnsSeeond iCerinsScond
Second game game R H E Erowark ENOark ENewark
Newark 6002100004 0 D 2 1 9 0 0 0 oa 12 f fjRJtimorft 1 1nfUmore 0BWttmore
BWttmore jRJtimorft to 001000000i 0100 10066001 f 0 01 6 1 1Batteries 1B 1BatteriosFertsch
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and nd Adkins AdkinsFirst AdkinsFirat AdkinsFirst
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Raub Umpire UmpireMr Mr Moran MoranSecond MornnSecond MoranSecond
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Montreal Q 0000 0000022104 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 0 i S 11 11BattcrlefiiHen1c 4 4Batteries 4BatterieHenley
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RH R RHE RHEProvIdence H E Erovldence EProvidence
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and nd VondersrUt Umpire U UmpIreMr preMr Sir Finnernn Flnne qn
I TWO CHICAGO AMERICAN STARS
OWEN OWENPitcher OWENISBELL OWENISBELL
ISBELL ISBELLLeads Pitcher Who Always Bothers Wash Washington WashI WashLeadsChicago ¬
Leads LeadsChicago Chicago Batters B BattersWith ters With 277 ington
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CLEVELANDS CHANCE CHANCEI
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berfeld Figure in Sen Sensational Sensational Sensational ¬
sational Stunt StuntBOSTON StuntBOSTON StuntBOSTON
BOSTON LOST TO BROWNS BROWNShut BROWNSI
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I Shut Out St Louis for Six Innings InningsThon Innin InningsThen i iThen
Then Went ta Piece and andFdd andI andFaded
I Faded Away AwayCLJCVKLAXD AwayCLEVBUXD AwayCLEVELAND
CLEVELAND Ohio July Jut StWha StWhachance What Whatchance i ichance
chance chance Cleveland had to win n from th thNew the theNew I INew
New York Americana Amwiea today was kftto kfttoby ktUedI k ii iiby
I by a triple play in the sixth inning inningpulled InningI
I pulled oft by bl b Laporte Moriarity and arwlKlberfeid amIElbertekl andElberfeld
Klberfeid KlberfeidTwo ElberteklTwo ElberfeldTwo
Two men were ere on base and nd Laporte Laportegot Laportesot Laportegot
got Towneends pop fly threw to Mon Moriarity Monartty Modarty ¬
arty and sot BueJow DaeIo at first NIt Moriarity Moriaritythen jorIarU7then Morlaritythea
then threw thre to Klberfeid getting Bar Barbeau Barbeau Barbeau
beau at second Score ScoreNew Seoreew ScoreNew
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Time of same pme 2 hours hoursBoston hoursBoston
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runs winning oasily flMI by a score 800 re of 5 to I i
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the Athletics won an easy victory in inth Inthe inthe
th the > first lst four Innings Eubnnks who whorullevod whoraUeod whorelieved
relieved him pitched finely but Detroit Detroitwss Detroitwn
wss oJ unable to come within striking dis distance distance distunes ¬ I
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Murphy Cross and Davis Umpires UmpiresEvans UmplresYltnll UmpiresEvaits
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2 hours and 3B t minutes Attendance AU ndanee
8000 8000IFJILEfra 4000TFMLEflU 000 000TfNLEYTOWN
IFJILEfra TFMLEflU TO HAVE HAVEA lIMEABASEBALL
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Officers Elected Recently and Team Is IsFully IsFuJly IsFully
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District Teams TeamsAt TeamsA TeamsAt
At A t H recent meetln heW in the tJt Ten Tenleytown Tenett TenLeytown
leytown ett wn Town Hall a baseball ba eb11 club clubWHS clubltlf clubwas
was ltlf organized Samuel Hawkins was waselected waselected as asl
elected l ted manager and Jack Sherman wa waChosen WihotIen was wasihosez
Chosen to contain th thp t tem m TV Rav RavDr RavDr RevDr
Dr Bratenahl has kindly loaned the theclub thoclub theclUb
club th Uttt uniforms that were used by Si SiAlbans S SAlbans StAlbaus
Albans team t m which has disbanded It ItIs ItIs ItIs
Is the Intention of Manager Hawkins Hawkinsfind HawldnaI Hawkinsand
I find of the sportloving citlsens of Ten Tenleytown TenI Tenlytown
leytown l ytown to hnve the team fully equipped oquippedby oqui equippedby p db
I b by the last of the week weekAn j jAn
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teams In the District I bttrct of Columbia and andMaryland AnclM andM9rvland
M Maryland rlanfl Address Ad1rc Manaxer Saniuo SaniuoHavklng amuoHawkins taniuoHawkins I
Hawkins Tenleytown Baseball Club ClubTeailertDwn Clubfenl ClubTeuletown
fenl TeailertDwn tnwn D C CHIGHLANDERS cHIGHLANDERS CHIGHLANDERS
HIGHLANDERS GET GETA GETA GETA
A HEAVY HITTER HITTERBRIDGEPORT HITTERl1RIDGEOR HITTER1IR1DGEOrtTCenfl
BRIDGEPORT 1IR1DGEOrtTCenfl Conn July 28 2SPop 2SPopFoster Pop PopFoster PopI
I Foster the heavy hitting outfielder who whoOr whoor whoor
Or several vera1 years played with the thetSrJdgejwrt thQdridptrt thei3rldgeport
tSrJdgejwrt team has been sold to the theNew theI theNew
New York Aj AmcItln erl < n League L aggrega aggregation aggregaLion ¬
I lion lionHe
He will probably join the major league leagueteam I leqguoteam SU SUI <
team at the close of the Eastern EulemLeague EulemLeagueseason League Leagueseason Leagueseason
I season At present he Is playing with withto withtbo withUlo
tbo to Newark awrk Eaatfcra EQuL arn rD League e8UO team
Coach Demps Dempsey y Is Out Outtown OutGeQrgetown OutGeorgetown
Georgetown > town townReason Withholds WithholdsReason WithholdsReason
Reason For Action ActionAthletic ActionAthletic ActionAthletic
Athletic Council of Blue and Gray Decides DecidesTo D DecidesTo cides cidesTo
To Procure Another Man For the Place PlaceMore PlaceMore PlaceMore
More Money For a Training Table
It was announced at the Georgetown University yesterday by byFather byFather byFather
Father Maclwey that Coach Patrick A Dempsey Demp a who has for the thelast thelast thelast
last four years had tohar8o charge of or the Bue and Gray crews had been given givenhis gl givenhis en enhis
his release at t the end of the past colleg c lleg rowing season by the new newmanager newmanager newmanager
manager of the crews John Stuart StuartLast StuartLut StuartLast
Last year oar when Dempseys Dem leys contract was wa renewed by former Man Manager Manager ¬
ager Hayes it was signed up but for t > r one year ear and because of his effi efficient efficient efficlout ¬
cient work in bringing the standard of the West End Navy Na to its present presenthigh presenthigh presenthigh
high standing among college oarsmen his dismissal came a a distinct distinctsurprise dlsUnctsurprise distinctsurprise
surprise to many of the Blue and Gray Grll followers However it is ru rumored rumored rumored ¬
mored ihst tlu t such a stop was considered before the boys left Pough Poughkeepsle Poughkecpsle Poughkeepsie
keepsle las npring after the intercollegiate regatta there when whenGeorgetown whenGeorgetown whenGeorgetown
Georgetown ft fL3hOd shod hod last At the college last night the authorities WI were wereunwilling wereunwilling I IunwillJng
unwilling to state the cause for the action taken in in the matter and andno andno I Ino
no more than rumors can be given on that point pointDR pointDR
DR REILLY REILL Y FOR COACH
The natural question which ensue ensueupon e eulWn ensuesupon
upon the loss of Dempsey i w What Whatwill Whatm Whatwill
will m be th the future of rowing rowlngt at the thelocal thelocal thelocal
local Institution Th The faculty advisor advisorof MYklolnt advisorof
of athletics atbleU Father Macksey states statesthat statesthat tarthat
that Georgetown will W Immediately begin beetnUaUOQS beginnegotiations beginnegotiation
negotiation UaUOQS through Manager Stuart Stuartfor Stuarttor Stuartfor
for the employment of another man to totake totke totake
take charge of the candidates for next nextvear nextyr nextyear
year A report which leaked out last lastweek I Iw lastwork
week w it HIM and ncI whkh bkb seemed at first to have havew haveIOIIWt havesofa
w IOIIWt sofa > me foundation was that that Dr Joseph JosephA
A Ilettly one SW of the beet allaround allaroundathletes allaroudaUilete5 auaroundatbietea
athletes that Georgetown has turned turnedout turnedout turnedOUt
out In years and nd last year ear coach of ofthe oCthe ofthe
the Blue and Gray football squad would wouldet wouldt wouldget
get et t the berth made Jl by Dempeejrs Dee Deepi step stepping stepping ¬
ping pi down but this 01 was butt night ab absolutely aD aDaHInt abohziely ¬
solutely aHInt l denied at the university In Inconnection Ineonaeel IneonsectAoa
connection oft with this tld Father Macksey Mackseystated MaekMyIIta Macicasystated
stated statedA IIta statedAs t Id IdAs
A As far as I know kilo Dr Hettly has not noteven aoteY noteyes
even eY n been mentioned Uotted for the place and andeven aacIflVltII andeven
even should ft 1M hoVbe be be It Is not at t alt prob probable IXOtabM pr1 pr1able ¬
able that be wit be chosen n for the thereaaon thereAlIOft thereason
reason that he has n act t had enough eAO P ex experience ex1erleace oxerIence ¬
perience erIence in this line of work and an4 in inmy Iamy Inmy
my mind would not be the man for forthe torthe forthe
the place Another reason why it 1 1improbable b bImrr isimprobable
improbable Imrr We that Dr rtettljr fie 1 will set the theplace theplace
place te that he has been practically practicallychosen peactkaflychosen
chosen by the athletic committee to fill fillthe IIIt1M Sitthe
the position p as coach of the football footballteam footballteam footballteam
team next fall and It went to me that thatit thtIt thatit
it would be bad policy to give at the same samem am amRMn santeman
man m n both bothIn places placesIn p1aeesIn
In speaking kbt of the future of the row rowing rowSnp rowlag ¬
lag situation at t Georgetown oor etowa Father FatherMackary Path FatherMachwy r rMaekaty
Mackary said Id that next year the sport sportwould sportwould
would 1oul be taken up more extensively extensivelythan exten8ivelythan extensivelythan
than ever e r before Last year the theson sea season ¬
son was well ell advanced before the boys boyshad bOY bOYbad boyshad
had the advantage of the new n boat
THIRTEEN PERFECT PEfiFECTNo
i IN GLIDDEN TOUR TOURNo
No Extra Run to toWinnerTrophy Decide DecideWinner DecideWinner
Winner WinnerTrophy Trophy Trop y May Re Revert Revert Revert ¬
vert to Commission CommissionKIRK CommissionKIRK CommissionKIRK
KIRK MUCH DISAPPOINTED DISAPPOINTEDWhite DISAPPOINTEDVhite
White Vhite Has Small Accidents Aecid ntl and Finally FinallyTurns FinallyTurns FinallyTurns
Turns Turtle TurtleTwo Two Tied for forDeming forDenting forDeming
Deming Trophy TrophyMT TrophyllT TrophyMT
MT WASHINGTON Bretton Woods WoodsNr WoodN WOOdSN
N II July 2t SIt It was a weary wear group ot otourists oftourists
tourists who reached here flntehing the theong thelong thelong
long ong race for the Glidden trophy late latehis 1tethis latethis
this his afternoon afternoonAt fternoont
At t th the s conclusion of t the journey thlr thlreen thlrn thirteen
teen een n of the drivers had perfect scores scorest eoresIt scoresIt
It t Is likely that the prize will 11I not be bewarded 1awarded beawarded
awarded thIs t s year ye r as the committee committeeiecidcd eomlfttttdecided commttedecided
decided not to hold another extra tour touru tourtu tourto
tu u obtain a final ft 81 winner and In that thatase thatCft5e thatcase
case ase the cup will tril revert back to to the theHidden theGlidden theGlidden
Glidden trophy commission commissionOne com commissionOne mlllfJ Ion IonOne
One of the most disappointed men in inLha Intha inthe
the tour was Errs E r8 Kirk who had a per perjct pe perct peroct
rct oct score till tlUltter xfter leaving Rangeley to toh toth toth0
th th0 h last stopping place before reachingJretton reaching rechlnsBretton reachingBretton
Bretton Woods In his Thomas car carClrk CRrKhk carKirk
Kirk was two minutes late in reaching reachingLhe rtachlnrth reachingthe
the th last control In one control he had hadwo hadto hadtwo
to wo punctures and saved his time Just Justif Justafter Justafter
after if ter checking checkln out of the station twelve twelvenlSaa tveavemUes twelvemiles
miles away aA he broke a chain and thnt thntlettrel thktftettpd thtnetted
netted him the th loss lossWhile losshlle lossWhile
While hlle going out of Jeld eld Walter WalterVhlte WalterWhite alter alterYh
White Yh It e owning the White hlte Confetti car carnet carmet carmet
met a hay team and in endeavoring to tojet toget toget
get jet out of Its way aY struck two big boul boull boulders bouldora
dora l r which caused the machine to toturp toturp toturp
turp turtle The car was badly dam damiged damaged damaged
aged but White wag WA not Injured A Aew Afw Afew
fw ew miles farther along H S Knowles KnowlesIn
In n the locomobile turned turtle while whilenaklng whilemaking whilemaking
making a sharp turn but fortunately tortunatel tortunatelno fortunatelyno
no 10 damage WAS done either to passes paseenjers IMUtS8feelS passesgers
eelS or machine machineThe m machineThe hino hinoThe
The result for the Doming Damln Trophy Trophyoft Trophylott Trophyloft
loft oft two tw tIcaC W Kelsey and A A A APost APost APost
PostFinal PostFinal Post Postjinal
Final Standing StandingThe StandingTh3 StandingThe
The final standing of the contestant contestantwns conttantawn
was wn as follows followsGlidden ftllowsGlidden folIowsGlidden
Glidden trophy trophyL trophyL
L L J Petre 45horsopowcr 46bor opower Stearns Stoorneoorga StoornCoo StearnsGeorge
Coo George oorga e M Davis 0horsepower iOh epower Thomas Thomas ThomasG ThomasGeorge
P PrpcTo PrpcToIflll PopeToledo peTo peToPilo
G George 3 orgc rge Soules 40horsepower
Iflll ledo Pilo Wilbur C Walker 2Shor5epower 2Shor5epowerPopeHartford 3ihQnsepowerPopeHartClJrd horepowerPopeHartford
PopeHartford Philip S Flinn 82horse 82horseM Ithorsepo 32horsejxwcr
po jxwcr M > wcr r Pierce W E Wright 49horse 49horseower 48horsepower 40horsepower
power > ower Knox C F BRrret 38horws 38horwsowor Ahor Ahorpower ltorsc ltorscpower
15horse 45bOS5power 15horseK ishorsepower
power owor Columbia Percy Pierce
Hughes 45horae 45horaex 46hoNJepower 46horsepower
power K > wer Pierce A E
ICeeler 30horse 30horseMiwer 3Dhorsepower 30horsepower
Pierce Ernes
power x > wor
power Miwer Oldsmobile C B Burman BUrm n 45 45lorsepower 45 45horsepower 46horsepower
horsepower Peerless J F E Wing 30 30loracpower 30honpo 30horsepower
honpo horsepower loracpower r Marmon Gus Bus 54horg 54horgKvr 24horselowr hor e eltOVIr
ltOVIr Kvr < r Packard all tied tiedDeming tiedDeming tiedDeining
Deming trophy trophyC V
C W Yo Kelsey 36horsepower Maxwell MaxwellA IaxwcUA
A A A A A Post IShorsepower White WUHea
a
house but in Iftff they will IU be aM8 a e to tostart totart tostart
start tart right in at work on the river as assoon aaiIOOft asloon
soon as the weather permits permitsThe HrmltaThe permitsThe
The matter < of ftnaneae aoe will be given givenmore KfvenMONt givenmore
more attention this year than hut t ac actOrding according i icording
cording to the policy which Manager ManagerStuart ManagerStuart anager
Stuart has mapped out As soon a atbe as asthe
i the fall term opens he will begin be dial discussing dialI dieceasing ¬
I cussing cn money niOfle matters matte with 1th the other othermember othr1ft4ftIHrt othermembers
member I of he athletic council ami amiplan lI41ta nd ndplans
plan ta will ttu b bolo ormtilated for or the sub subcribing subscribing ub uberlblnliL
scribing of enough funds r to t carry the thecrew tbefftl theeraw
crew through the season While it ittoo i itoo Itoo
too far ahead to tell anything definite definiteconcerning deftnltmlnlr deSnitsconcerning
concerning mlnlr a training table for next sea season 1M season
son M f1 It If stated that a Herculean effort effortwill ltlOltwill effortwill
will be made to obtain this tb most need necessary needry noonseary ¬
sary ry essential nUai for the watermen The Thelack Thelack Thelack
lack of this was as one of the greatest greatest4URctiIties greaten1UftcultlH greatestiUSeulties
4URctiIties in 1908 and It will be one of ofthe Ctit ofthe
the tit first matters discussed After secur securing securlag r rIRK ¬
IRK a coach coachAnother coachn coarhAnoth
Another Anoth n ther important point in connection connectionwith eonneeUonwtth connectionWith
with this tbJ branch of athletic at Georce Georcetown Georlfetown Georsetown
town is I the question of whether or not nota O nota t ta
a a crew will be sent t to the American AmericanHenley AmertCltnHenley AmericanHenley
Henley This n subject was considered consideredat
at great length last year and It was wasdecided waRdeciclec1 wasdecided
decided almost at t the last moment to tosend tnIIeftC1 tosend
send representatives repreentaU to Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsieonly PourhkeepMeonly Poughkeopseonly
only onlyFather onlyJlath onlyFather
Father Jlath < Mackeey stated last night that thatfor thattor thatfor
for the sake of appearances it is not notlikely POtUke notlikely
likely Uke that Georgetown will cease en entering entering enteeing ¬
tering the Intercollegiate until lntil the Blue Blueand BIUfand Blueand
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the time set for starting the game with withthe withthe withthe
the Arllngtons and the game was for forfeited forfeited forfelted ¬
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skiers winning easily 11 to 2 Outside Outsideof OutsideJohn
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