THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENINO. AUGUST 88. 1908
10
Talk About Freak.
SPORTING NEWS Of THE WORE
Some Gossip for
Willow Wielders
Schedules of
Eastern Football
Borne Strang piays a. re mad very
TRACK
DIAMOND
D
day In baa ball but It U not often
that ft freak of th kind reoorded last
week In th Southern league In a gam
between Birmingham and Atlanta, hap
pens. In th sixth Inning- only three ball
were thrown by Bauer, the Birmingham
pltohr. and Itaub. th catcher for th
same team, did not touch th ball !n
the entire Inning. This Is how the nl
Rirso
PIELD
QUEER GAME
GOES TO OAKS
Mr. Christian Strikes Out
Heavy Hitters at Crit
ical Tim os.
STR ANGLER SMITH.
CALLS ROLLER FAKER
DEFIES BIG SEATTLE WRESTLER
In the gloaming. In the glosrnlng.
The game wae nltih to loamlng
When Heine t ii the roi'tr "lit
The fans t . -v threw a nt
rtrlliiant fielding h-..-. -hitting, snappy
playlnK-an,! other kinds k.-pt n few of
the faithful who perhaps old' t have
any "little excuses" to go to !' circus.
In a fever of excitement for in. e Ion
nnlngs yesterday lit the Vnugln, stre. t
rrounus The, smaller end of u 1 1 to i
e wss the Bouvt.s' portion but the
figures In this Instance do not lie. i r
the Wme was one of the moat Inter.at-
: In? won on the local grounds Oie
Johnson's long drive over rlht field
fence, Cooney's three-bagger mJ H no
Ileitmuller's winning two-hlngler Into
left v!lre acme of tne batting 'featurei
and there were Plays Eah.ro In t 6
' that drew the chalins grandstand to its
petulant feel on more than one occa
sion. Chief among theae
Captain Tearl C'as. y B long run behind
flrsYbase for a line drive which ho
Btorped one-handed and whirled to Pan
" si In time to retire Cook. Th-n 1W
Bent the fans Into crajtyland with de
light when he reached far into the blue
and tanglefoot ed a high one from the
hand of the Impetuous Cooney.
The work of the pitchers must be
i. counted as a feature also for while
Portland sot 14 hits off Christian that
sturdy twlrler rased up after the second
Jnnlng. when the Oaks had fa
lght runs. . He showed that he has the
roods when thev are needed, bv striking
out Bassev. Johnson and Daring in
rapid succession in the fourth inning.
Rose. Mct'redies recruit from Texas,
made pood nt the start when he went In
for Jesse Garret. He has all the
benders necessary and kept the hits well
scattered what few ones the Oaks
rould Klean off his delivery. Hut for
HnttmuHer's onuortuno drive Rose
would have won a well-earned Kiirae.
After overcoming a lead of eight runs
and tvlng the score In the seventh. Mc
Credle's men were a Kill n outdistanced
and the game was snatched from them
Jn the next inning when with two men
on bases the big Dutchman came to the
bat BJjd drove the baserunners home
with a buzzing- liner along the left field
foul line.
The official score:
OAKLAND.
AB. R. H. PO. A. E
"Dr. Holler Is rank fnker Kvery
body Mlo line followed the wre-ntltng
same knows that- That flrat match the.
Seattle n.an had with (iotch was a pre
orranijed affair. When Cii.tch failed to
: u t t lie Klllot Hay man down three
times In an hour he Junt preparing
the wav for a econd hunt with a
chani-H to mulct the public of Home eawy
ni..ney. Didn't he afiow t he cla mdlgger i weighs
up In the second mat engageiii.nl by
throwing 1 . 1 1 n twice In 2't minutes T
Doesn't It look strange that he couhl per
form this feat the second time after
his see in in it f.illuii' lii the first set-to""
Such is 'Tt rnii,-ler" Smith's frank dec
laration Th. "Strangler" has been try
ing to get a match with Holler for a
long time, but has ns yet been unsuc
cessful Smith k.-ivs the Neattle mat
artist Is afraid of him.
If the plans of the local wrestler do
not miscarry, however, he will have a
chance to show what he can do with
Holler. Smith has completed negotia
tions with Manager F"reman of The
Oaks by which he agrees to meet 11
men on the mat 1n the next three
weeks. If he defeats them all Roller
has agreed to meet him on condition
that he 'Roller gets l.'.lin win, lose, or
draw. The "Kt rangier" has agreed to
these terms, and says he Is confident
that he will win the preliminary bouts. I
He does not fear unr of the antagonists
In the preliminaries with the exception
of Kred Heal who, he says, will be a
tough proposition. Another hard pair
will be the Mcl-achlln brothers oT Ta-
conm.
The articles for the first four bouts
have already been signed Smith meets
Young Lundeen of Milwaukee, Wis., to
morrow night at The daks. l.undeen
ISO pound and has hail some
experience, hut Smith expects to put
him out of business without much trou
ble He savs he has never seen the
strangle hold fall, and with a novice
he does not antlclpato much dlfficultj
In getting this hold
After meeting l.undeen he will meet
three other wrestlers Friday and Sat
urday evenings of this week and Mon
day evening of next week. Sehnlter, The
Dalles champion, t-ttieitJge or uoiacn
dnle, the MeLachllns of Tacoma. and
Fred Heal will be Kmlth's opponents In
succession.
The "Strangler" says he is confident
of winning all the bruits leading up to
the Roller engagement. He Is training
hard at the Sunnyslde Athletic club for
the contests
Manager Freeman is having a big
wrestling- pavilion built out at The
Oaks, where all the bouts will be pulled
off. No admission will be charged out
side of the regular gate feel
WIG BATTLER
KM WBtt
Alladvco Confident of the
Ability of His Youth
ful Protege.
GOLFERS GATHER FOR BIG
PRIZE TOURNEY AT BOSTON
Young Rattling; Nelson of Chicago
wants a return fight with Johnny Mur
phy, the Frisco lightweight, who got I
10-round decision over the huskv Swed
Ish youth three months ago In a bout
arranged bv Jimmy Cofroth. "
William Alladyce of Minneapolis is
managing the young "Battler." He says
he will put up 1500 that his protege can
beat Murphy. All he wants to stipulate
is that the light last 20 rounds or more,
Alladyce and Nelson are In Portland
on their way to California. They cams
up from the southland some time ago
with the expectation of getting aeveral
ngms on r'ujjet sound, but they got a
poor deal over there. Alladyce has a
poor opinion of the fighting fraternity
in tne imget Bound metropolis.
Nelson lights ot 131 pounds. He has
never been knocked out. As yet he la
a mere bov of 19. His manager says
Nelson."
I ,' yT ' v; 1
Cook, cf
Anderson, Sb.
Heltmuller, rf.
Eagan, ss. . . .
Slattery, lb. . .
Ia Longe, c. . ,
Houston, 2b. .
Lewis, If
Christian, p. .
Tlscher, cf.
2
8
2
0
1
0
0
1
2
0
1 12
0 2
1 2
1 1
0 0
0
1
0
2
0
0
3
0
1
0
Total 37 11 11 27
PORTLAND.
AB. R. H. PO. A. E
(United Ptcm Leaned Wlr.)
Boston. Aug. 28. Prize-hunting golf
ers from all parta of the nation are
gathered on the links of the Myopia
Hunt club at Hamilton, near hero today
to take part in tho tournament for thfl
open championship of the T'nlted States.
Today's play was at. ?6 holes and was
witnessed ry a large crowd of enthusi
asts who followed the players arounl
the links. Tomorrow the same number
of holes will be played. leaking- a tota'
for the tournament of 71 holes as a
basis on which to Judge the winners.
Ten money prizes will be awarded
the winner receiving $300 In addition
to the gold championship medal, and
the other purses will range from $150
to $20. Amateurs winning any of the
events will receive the equivalent of
the cash prlie In plate. This is the
fourth national championship match of
the Mvopta club links. Some of the
leading professional players of th'
country have boycotted the club on ac
count of alleged unfair treatment In
former years, but the entry list for
this year's tournament Included some'
names of note.
Casey, 2b 6 0 2 3
Hassey. If 5 S 0 4
Johnson, 8b o 3 8 1
Daniig, lb. 6 0 A 8
Raf terry, cf. 5 2 ft
Ryan, rf J 1 J
Cooney, ss 8 1 J 1
Madden, c J 0 8
Garrett, p 0 0 0 0
Rose, p 3 0 1 1
Oraney, p. ' ..." 1 0 0 0
VAIN ITALIAN LOSES HIS
SWEETHEART WITH MARATHON
Total 43 9 1 27 9 8
SCORE BY INNINOS.
' Oakland 86000012 011
Hits 34100012 0 11
Portland 108021 20 0 9
Hits 4 13 0 8 0 3 0 014
SUMMARY.
tu..lr r'hrinHan 11 bv R.ose
J, by Oraney 1. Bases on balls Off
" Christian 6, off Garrett S. Two-base
. hit Heltmuller. Three-base hit
Cooney. Homerun Johnson. Sacrifice
- WtB Heltmuller. Slattery. Stolen
bases Christian. Johnson 2. Ryan 2.
Hit by pitched ball Madden, Lewis.
. .Jiass ball Madden. First base on ter
rors Oakland 3, Portland 2. Wild
fiitch Christian. Left on bases Oak
and 7. Portland 13. Innings pitched
Viv Oarrett 1 1-3. Rose 6 2-3. Qraney
1. Base hits Off Garrett 6, off Rose
" , off Christian 14. Time of Game
2 hours, 15 minutes. Umpire Perine. 1
TJ. OF C, WINS IX
w TELEGRAPHIC SHOOT
(I'liIteJ Pres Wire.)
Berkeley. Cal . Aug 26 Much grat
- lflcation is expressed here over the
tiews that ttie university or i..aii-
fornia team In the Inter collegiate rifle
match last vear . won w ith a score of
897. The results of the national shoot
riave just been made public. 1 he
watches were held et different places
throughout tho country and the re
sults telographed to the umpire. The
Unlversltv of Nv!tda team was second
C In the shoot ami the I'nivcrsity of
. Waihingt' 'ti thiid
Modena. Italy, Aug. 26.---The little ge
of love has become angered by tthe
boastful attitude of Dorando Pietrl, who
finished first, but did not win. in the
Marathon race at London, and today a
report came from the village of Capri
that Dorando's sweetheart has forsworn
her troth. Whether the girl has lost
faith In her lover through his repeated
declarations that he won the race fair
ly, or whether she Is piqued Dy nia nat
tering remarks about the English girls
is not known.
Since his return to Italy Pletri has
given the newspapers several interviews!
In which he boasts of his conquests
among the daughters of Britain.
"The darlings," he is quoted as ex
claiming, "they are lovely. ,Scores of
them wanted me. I had matiy tempt
ing offers, but before I could think of
accepting any I should have to gain the
consent of the girl I left behind in
Capri."
The gossips have It that when "the
girl In Capri" saw this Interview she
wrote at once to her gaJlant that he
had her full consent and that he had
better go back to his "tempting offers"
at once
Another report declares that the
young woman lias asserted that she
will not marry anyone who cannot win
a race rainy.
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Tommy Murphy and Toons Iuhry
have bean matched to box at Rooheatar,
September la.
a
What should prov on of th beat
bouts of the year la slated for Labor
day, wnen ad Altai, and Unn Mo ran
are to mast at Colma.
Ths Northern lets-us rloaed Its sea
son with Brandon .Sfl, Winnipeg .681,
inuuiii, .duu ana rargo .iui.
Nearly 1. 000 persona attended a re
cent iJiwranca-Worcester gam at Uw
renoe. Maas. Both teams ara fighting
nara ror new England league Honors.
Big league scouts art watching th
work or Larry I'apo. Milwaukee new
pitcher. Pap has done remarkable
work considering th strength of th
team beolnd him.
Bert Conn, the old Provldenoe flrat
baseman and now with th Johnstown
Tri-Stat league team, la a soloist dur
ing th winter In a Philadelphia church
choir.
No doubt about Bill Papke being an
Al fighter, but the fast clip of Stanley
K.et chol has dimmed somewhat the
flitlo dlsplHy of the "Illinois Thunder
bolt."
Seldom have two brother been so
successful -as pitchers as the Hilton
boys. Vedder is doing great work with
Nashville and Phil Is Just a shad be
hind i with Augusta.
Th V m mt T-n Ia.vii. rm no n I vans
becoming hotter every day. Providence,
Burraio, Newark and Baltrmor are all
In th fight for keeps.
According to the latest rumors afloat
in Texas league clroles. Curly Moloney,
who has mad a big suoceas as manager
of the Dallas team, will pilot the Austin
team next season.
Bob Fitsslmmons has returned to his
farm at Dunellen, N. J. Fits says he
expects to forge nearly a thousand
horseshoes, which he will send to his
friends on th Pacific coast.
A
roun
roo
ds 1:
d many stories are golig the
in regard to the condition of Joe
Tal university September 10, Was
layan at Nw Haven; October I. Syral
cua ai now iiavan: iieiehr id. ha v
oroM m nmw jiavan; ucioDer 17, Army
at Wst Point; Vc'0''' Washington
and Jaffaraon at New Haven; October
SI, Massachusatta Aggies at New
iiavan, movaniber 7, Brown at Nw
liavan: November 14. Princeton at
Prlnoaton; November 731, Harvard at
New Haven.
Harvard university September 80,
Bowdoln at Cambria; October 8, Uni
versity of Main at Cambridge: October
7, Hates at Cambridge; October 10, Wil
liams at Cambridge; October 17, Spring
field Training school at Cambridge;
October 84, Annapolis at Annapolis;
October 81, Brown at Cambridge; No
vember T, Csrllsl at Cambridge; No
vember 14 Dartmouth at Cambridge;
November 21, YaJ at New Haven.
University of Pannaylvanla Heptem
ber 80, North Carolina at Franklin
field; October 4, Washington and Jef
ferson at Franklin field: October 7.
Bucknell at Franklin field; October 11,
Franklin and Marshall at Franklin
field; October 14. Lafayette at Franklin
field; October 18, Gettysburg at Frank
lin field; October 81, Brown at Frank
lin field; October 28. Swarthmore at
FrVlklln f1M- Nnva,r,hr A r.rll.lu in
dlana at Franklin field: November 11.
State college at Franklin field: Novem
ber 18, Michigan at Ann Arbor: Novem- I
ber 80, Cornell at Franklin field.
Princeton university October 8
Springfield Training school at Prince
ton; October 7. St ovens institute at
Princeton; October 10, Lafayette at
Princeton; October 14. Villa Nova at
Princeton; October 17, Swarthmore at
Princeton; Ootober 21, Fordham at
Princeton; October 84, Syracuse at
Princeton; Odtober 81, West Point at
West Point: November 7. Dartmouth at
New York or Princeton; November 14,
lale at Princeton.
Cornell university October 8, Ham
11 ton at Ithacai October 10, Oberlln at
Ithaca; October 17, Colgate at Ithaca;
October 4, Vermont at Ithaca; Octo
ber 81. Pennsylvania state at Ithaca;
NovemDer t, Amnerst at Ithaca; No
vember 14, Chicago at Chicago; Novem
ber 21,
cam about
Th flrat ball nltched was emashed
Into center field for a nutout. '.Mi un.
ond man up bailed a line drive to th
pitcher, who retired him at first. The
third man went out the same way.
1. I - J L.'il 1 -g--
BUSKERS OFF
FOB CHEHAUS
Vancouver's Fast Team to
Try for Amateur Cham
pionship of Two .States.
WHITMAN HERE
IIOVEflER 14
"Missionaries" Fast Eleven
3Ieets Multnomah Early
on Southern Trip.
This Date
1S74 -Th". At
ball rP:h.s i .lav,
British tour in
ISTf, --i'o.;rti.r.
dot.'hh - '.lis
HR7 - it V or este
Jlo.ir.ei f f.i t,. J J
three i.l',,- fc, u!i, rs' re.
SO mitlUt I'll se,-ol d:
1S60 -At tli-l l-Iiir.c
defeat e i Pin M I i
can wrestKnir rr.r.
- ISSi- At Masp t' . ;
knock' d i Jt J o k S
round
1S('3 At Ml'-h'gar.
Neisn lost ti.e 'le
Stearns In .r !
104 At 8a: I'm
Jeff . 'es knocked i -t
econd r mr.d.
In SMirt Annals.
I.iet: and Boston ha.se
1 tl last game of their
lMrt.lln.
v ; '. i i , i Hofiinson won the
Sr. r.MfiKn
Mass: O. HL
'.- Kennedy, in
a for J500, time,
- I Evan Iyewis
ca'ch as catch
The Vancouver Tri-Clty league team
will take a little stroll to Chehalls.
Wash., Saturday morning where they
will play two games with the Chehalls
team. The Chehalis team Is now the
champion of southern Washington and
has yet to be defeated, having won 26
straight games.
Numbered among the Chehalis play
era are a number of old North weptern
and Pacific Coast league players. Tamp
Osborne of Spokane and. Seattle, old Joe
McCarthy of National leaguv and la
coma fame, Kddie cjuick of Sun Fran
cisco and Fred Nehring of Aberdeen,
and who was for three reasons the
property of the Philadelphia A :ru : h-ans.
Thev are the fastest ind pe:,,. t 'earn
In the country and a go .l . can
be expected.
The Pioneers will be strenp'l ened by
the addition of Rsy Hitrkle and Klrby
Drennan and of KottennMi. who has
been pitching: in the inland leagues. The
following men will make the trip:
King, Pender, Concannon. Kotterman,
Lodell, Drennan. Cos. Turk, Br1g(?s,
Clark Moore, Ray Hlnkle. Chapln. Man
ager Helser anu a scorer. i rie aoya
will leave early Saturday morning, play
ing games on Saturday and Sunday and
returning late Sunday night.
Prank Erne
!: Seventh
ud.: Battling
to Eddie
.lames
M u n roe
f
if
Seattle Races.
Aug. 26. Weather
cJear;
Seattle.
track fast Results yesterday
First race, six furlongs, selling Ma
grane. 107 (Rettig). 6 to 1, won; Sam
SleGlbbon, 111 (Burks). 7 to 1, second;
Bonaventure, 107 iSeovlllei, 2 to 1,
third. Time. 1:14.
Second race, six furlongs, selling
Nagazam, 10" Scovlllei, 1 1 to 10, won,
Blondy, 110 (Poland). 8 to 6, second;
Gene Russell, 99 (Harris), 7 to 10, third.
Time, 1:13 1-5
Third race. live and a half furlongs,
purse Llstoweil. 107 (Harts', 3 to 2,
won: Fair Anrle. "? (Harris.). 3 to 6.
eiond. Steel 110 (Koerneri. out, third.
Time, l:0e 2-6.
Fourth race, six furlongs, selling
ra'.. 102 (Harris!,: 7 to 1". won; Celeres,
1107 iLmih), !" to 3. serond; aptaln
I Burnett, 107 (King). C to 1 third. Time
,1:1? 4-5.
J Fifth race, mile and SO j-ards. selling
' Il-:b.tir.n 107 (Koerr.w), 2 to 1. won;
y .id MO . 100 C. Sullivan., 6 to 1.
fe oTid. llldmont 1"7 iRusseil). 8 to 6.
I third Time, 143 15.
'.xth rare, mile and CO vsrda sell'ng
Ps.-iiet, 100 9covt!!e, l"2 to 1. w.m.
'lilfrr. I'OT P.useIl., 8 to second:
l""il..i''.r H-2 (I'alfs1, 4 to 1. third.
. T'rr.e t 4i 1-5
Spokane, ' Wash., Aug. 2. Manager
Carl Morton of the Whitman college
football team has closed arrangements
with the Multnomah Athletic club for
a game at Portland November 14, and
only one thing now stands in the way
of a fine week's trip into Oregon for
the Whitman tee.ni. Manager Morton
has a tentative engagement with the
Oregon Agricultural college for a game
at Corvallls November 11, but waits for
the consent of the faculty of Whitman
college before closing.
Mr. Morton, however, is hopeful that
the faculty will permit the week o?f
for the team. He points out the fact
that the guarantees on the trip will
add more than J800 to the athletic, treas- ,
ury. oesiaes clearing w Hitman s way
If the team happens to be as strong and
fortunate as its adherents hope it will
be. Last year O. A. C was handed
out the nominal title of the northwest
champions by virtue of ono lone vic
tory over the University of Washing
ton, the only other unbeaten team in
tho northwest. O. A. C. did not play
any other college and northwest col
leges this season ars determined that
no such freak championship will again
be possible.
The matter, In fact, was clearlv set
tled at the c.olleire conference at Walla
AValla In the winter.
Two Weeks at LrfLke Pen c'Orellle.
A training camp for the Whitman
football team Is to he Installed at Lake
Pen d'Orellle Krnest Schmidt, last
year's manager pnd f,r two veAr e,.
crack quarterback of the college, and
Joe Bassett. who Is expected to be ablo
to fill Job :lesl. s shoes at fullha. k
this fall, a Rltzvllle bov, and other
members of tne team will Join them
Including lioc Brubaker and the Bor
leska brothers. Rowing, fishing, wn.xl
chopping, mountain climbing and oth.-r
healthful phases of camp life will
serve to get th athletes In hape for
hard training, which ll; start abo.-t
September 15.
oach Blanchard ! expMv1 to ar
rive In Spokane a few days before Sr
tember 15. and after a confe-er.ee wru
,-Manager .Morton leave ror Walla Wall i
Whitman expects to have her t-am in
the field at hard practire several werks
atreaa or me other northwest col!rn
th!a fall and hopes by that to Re, ;
a material advantage over ether tin
rns
"loung Battling Nelson," who wants
to meet Johnny Murphy at San
Francisco. Nelson's manager says
he Is a "comer."
NATIONAL LEAGtTE GAMES.
New TOTk
IMtt.sburg 67
Chicago r f,3
Philadelphia 59
Cincinnati , R6
Boston HO
Brooklyn 40
St. Louis 41
Won. Lost.
4 3
4 0
48
4S
r,s
63
70
70
Pet.
.626
.693
.678
.646
.491
.442
.364
.270
At Chicago.
R. II. E.
10 M 2
6 2
jtiatifcrips uueibach and Moran; Bell
Rucluur said Bergen. Umpires Kudfer
ham and Kmslle.
Chicago
Brooklyn 2
Oans. The next fight of the former
lightweight champion. If he fights again,
should show how far from home is 8lr
Joseph.
Secretary Farrell says that the Na
tional Association of Baseball Leagues
will fight tho Atlantlo (outlaw) league
to a finish now that the Atlantic alias
Invaded the New York State league's
territory at Wllkesbarre.
Robert Chambers, president of the
Montgomery baseball club, Is being
talked of for president of the Southern
league to succeed Judge Kavanaugh In
case the Judge resigns at the close of
the present season.
S
The New Haven and Springfield teams
of the Connecticut league played a double-header
recently which consisted of
27 Innings of great baseball. Spring
field won the first game. 2 to 1, in 16
Innings, and tied the second, 1 to 1,
in 11 Innings.
Judge Overton purposes to pull off
finish fights at Plum Island, near New
York, unless the United States govern
ment Interferes. Uncle Sam controls
the Island and most likely will have
something to say.
Friends of the great Ketchel are clam
oring for a match between Tommy
Burns and their Stanley. Perhaps his
greater experience would tell for Burns,
but as for fighting and gameness Tom
my has nothing qn the Grand Rapids
boy.
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and Plata Wrjrk In a day If neoesssry.
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when plates or brldres ar ordered.
ansltlT tth and roots removed with
out th least pain. Ten chair. Only
the most scientific and careful work.
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8 a. m. to 8 p. in.; Sundays 9 to 12.
Painless Kxtractlon, 60c; Plates. 15.00.
Both Phones. A and Main 1020.
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PKIOE. Baaarved Seats and Admission
Tickets on Sal vow at o-rave jcnaio
Store. Ill Fourth St.. at ezactlz the
sajna prloea charged on th show
ground.
At rittsburg.
Pittsburg
New York
R. H. E.
E 10 2
5 11 1
Batteries Madrtox and Gibson; Cran
dall, Needham and Bresnahan. Umpires
Rigler and O'Lay. '
Butte Rares.
Butte, Aug. 26. Weather clear; track
fast. Results yesterday:
First race, five furlongs, selling
Marlre, 110 (Butwell). 4 to o. won; Pon
ciana, 110 (Manders), 6 to 1, second;
Lady Martinez 110 (Kirschbaum), 7 to
10, third. Time, 1:03.
Second race, five and a half furlongs,
selling- Athgold, 112 (E. Clark) 6 to 1,
won; Mrs. Neugent, 10 (Stuart), 11 to
6. second; Dollar Chaser, 109 (Kirsch
baum) f to 2, third. Time, l:09l,.
Third race, six furlongs, selling
Peerless Lass, 100 (Post) 7 to 1. won
El Palsano, 102 (Fisher), 2 (o 1 sec
ond; Daring, 100 (Mundon), 6 to 6, third
Time. 1:15V.
Fourth race, five furlongs, selllns:
groom riders St. Joe. 139 (Perrlnei, 7i
to 1, won; Curriculum. 139 ( L. Foun-i
tain), even, second; sia Silver, 139 (T.
uarKi, i io lu inira. 1 lmo, 1:03 hi-
Fifth race, five and a half furlongs,
selling Knight Deck. 109 (Stuart) 6 to
5, won; Zella Q., 106 (E. Clark), 6 to 5
second; Bonftles, 110 (Butwell) 3 to 2
third. Time, 1:09.
Sixth race, mile, selling Eudona, 97
(Van Dusen), 7 to 2, won; Proteus, 101
(Kirschbaum). 1 to 3, second; HI Caul
Cap. 101 (Nelson). 6 to 2, third. Time,
l:421i.
At Cincinnati.
R. II. E.
Cincinnati 2 7 2
Philadelphia 4 13 4
Batteries Volz, Ewlng and Schlei;
Corrldon and Dooln. Umpire Johnston.
At St. Lonis.
, R- H. E.
Boston 1 in 1
St Louis 4 9 0
Batteries Lindaman, Dorner, Chap
pelle and Graham, Lush and Ludwlg
Umplre Klem.
THE 1VABGBST MAV IBT THE WOBXXJ
would not be contented to be kept in th
house and doing nothing by rheumatism.
Neither are you, who are always busy
and active. Then don't neglect the first
twinge of an ache or pain that you
might think is Just a "crick." Rub well
with Ballard's 8now Liniment and no
matter what the trouble is, It will dis
appear at once. Sold by Skidmore Drug
company.
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BLADDER AND PROSTATE GLAND. CONTRACTED DIS
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New York
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lar.fs and ("arrigan.
R. H. E
J 4 1
1 1
Sullivan; Are!-
No game at Washington; rain.
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11 A hi una. For nypodermie orlntamal na.
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Leburjf Honae Show.
Ieabure '. A'?g 5 - Th lth
sinuaj exhibition cf th. Vrr-rTllle
f".'t an1 Hre club open4 tf-1y vi
tie club srounCs at Graft,. hall an
ill -onin.) tier torr."rr w The ei
hft'ltlnn thta year embraces 41 rlasae.
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ron City; Viir Crawford. Ueppnar.
and P. P. Olds, Lafayetta
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