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Demont 2 Carneyr Longs Lush tn Moran 4 0 0 2 4 0 4 4 0 0 Totals 32 2 3 4 5 6 10 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 13 3 0 0 0 1 2 2 5 2 3 6 4 5 7 dis Pc 687 Muskegon 34 39 521 Lansing 28 49 515 30 2 3 6 0 0 0 (McConnell) (Johnston) (Kirby) id as named In the 2v3 4 0 0 Six events are carded for the matinee Which will be held at Grosse Pointe next Saturday afternoon The racing commit tee has certainly done its work well as the fields appear to be well classified and good racing should result The featura event will no doubt be the final one on the programme in which Wayne King Sunday and Sparkle will score Wayne King is the new pacer secured by Goldb rg for the express purpose of taking the measure of both Sunday and Sparkle there being no other class for him Tha officials for the mattlnee follow: Starter Continued ou'Page Nine July 31 The grand circuit tame to day but there was a 3 1 2 How the public feels is shown by Hie fact aic being made of thers for a fig'ht between latter 44 42 46 43 Dong'tyl Collins 3 Stahl Parent erris 2 Warner Dineen 3 24 7 0 and Seoastian 1 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 REQUENT USE0 WHITEWASH creat tight hag made him a livonto it is oenevea 1 0 0 2 12 3 2 1 1 1 2 furlongs 4 year olds and 112: uup Talala 107 Great Star 107 iu: Pretty Rosie 102: Vouch Emma 100 Princess Otillie 100 ndnors to 1 third: time to 1 Lady Gallantry 7 20 to 1 Our Salite 20 to 1: Springbrook 5 to 1 to 1 Ennance 10 to 1 to 1 and Swallow Tail runs Cleveland 2 Collins Three base rnan Hickman Collins erris and Bases on Oft Bernhard 1 I tr Cm 1 zl Pc457452412329 Cleveland Detroit 32 5 0 0 0 2 0 0 good in his theatrical Wild pitch Dineen 1:25 O'Laughlin 3062 3 3 2 3 0 Wet Grounds at Chicago July Chicago Baltlmdre game postponed on account of wet grounds" Line Sell Ticket Via Erie to New 'Picturesque! Trunk Line of Hadley 2 Bucks 1 Hosmer 3 1 ooerunr TeaJc AB 5 1 1 3 13 2 2 0 Pc 40 37 38 33 Pitcher! in ine orms' Oxford Mich July Ox ford defeated the lint" Independents here to day 11 to 4 The visitors could not locate jones Jones struck out twelve sscore i Innings' 12 Oxford 01 lint 0 0 i Batteries Jones and hurst and Daniels Rain at Jackaon Jackson Mich July 31 Thero no game here to day owing to rain SNOW ATER GETTING A SCARE WENT OUT AND MADE GOOD AB 4 4 34 3 3 3 3 3 to Bo Given On another page of this issue will be found fulL particulars of our fifth grand guessing contest 250)0 wilt be given away d000 cash prizes The first prize' wll! be 210000 second: $3000 third 210A "There will also fee five special enzes $1000 each Eyory uu Vanderbilt Was Third Brussels July At 'Ardennes to day there was an automobile race of 512 kilo meters without stopping mer'a circular course a machine driven Mr Jarratt was first covering the distance In 5 hours and 53 minutes Gabriel was second and Vanderbilt Jr third Mr Vander time was 6 hours and 23 minutes ST LOUIS TOOK AN INTERESTING GAME ROM GIANTS IS nt Sunday ball has dead issue of ow probable that the pi st few weeks that Greenville Wa Greenville Mich Jul The Greenville Implement Co and the Hol land ball clubs played a line game of ball bte to da when Holland won by a score nt to 1 nonaiiti made twive nits two errors Greenville nve hits and errors Batteries Greenville Backner uller' Holland Ball and Vanderhlll' TIGERS LOOKED GOOD AGAIN BOTH LINES PLAY 3 4 5 6 7 8 2 0 1 0 0 7 0 0 3 0 0 0 Densmore Park 2 Totals 33 1 2 3 4 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 the Yact that up on the fav fifth number Afghan seventh Saranac Batted It Out Saranac" Mich July 31 Clarksville came to Saranac to day and was defeated by the locate in a game devoid of features by a score of 17 to 4 Saranac Wheeler and Weber Clarksville Klum Philips and Shepard (PITTSBURG AND CINCINNATI APPLIED BRUSHES ru mil 1 Giant: Shy of Hit I New YorkJuly The game between New York and St Louis to day was a close one and the local: poor stick work was responsible tor its of 3 to 2 The New double plays Score: LOUIS AB 2 3 in 1 4 Before the was a very heavy play AB Kelley 1 'Becklsy! Crawf'dr Reitz 2 Poole Bergen 2 5 3 1 0 NEW YORK AB 4 2 3 ninth 5 0 phmich nothing has been (heard from rancisco of late in regard to inquiry into the itzsim icfiTies affair reports of pro 1 4 i XT it 1 III i 111 el I ONE RUN MADE WAS DUE TO AN UN USUAL INCIDENT" TI 11 3 Magee 'm Show To night tTnere ought to be a good performance at 281 Michigan avenue this evening when Noah Brusso i rings up the curtain on his "vaudeville1 The" following will meet in boxing bouts Brusso and' Jim Duggan of Buffalos' Commodore and Jack Burk of Buffalo' Jack Cowan and Herl Young and Kid Spicer and' Cook of Delray 'v OR' SEVEN INNINGS SENATORS AILED TO IND HIM 34 9 WASHINGTON 0 1' 0 0 0 0 and 107 102 96 Wood THREE TEAMS COATED IN NATIONAL LEAGUE YESTERDAY PURSE $2000 by McKinny (Benson) 1 1 DANSING 2 3 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 Th lack of bottom of tho fence that keeps draughts from blowing in on Bennett Park diamond was the one thing that prevented the Tigers from celebrating their return home by a shut out vic tory at the expense of Pets yesterday George Mullin ever an enigma to 'the Senators was the per son to suffer by the lack of fringe on the fence He deserved credit for a row of ciphers against the heavy hit ting brigade walking through seven innings without allowing the sem blance of a hit and being touched but twice in the entire game One of these safeties was in the eighth and was a hit only by virtue of a lucky bound The other came in the ninth from bat and was tho simon pure article Neither counted for anything Washington taken all through was an exceedingly easy proposition for Mullin Never more than four Sena tors batted in any one period and only five reached first base one being hit two on errors and another couple on singles Lee in the fifth was one of the men to reach first on an error Casey making a high throw off a grounder and it was Lee that scored tho lucky run referred to above With Lee at first and Ely batting Mullin handed up a drop that broke too young in its life It struck in front of the plate bounded by Buelow rolled to the grana under tlrfues stand Cipher for Brooklynite Brooklyn July 31 Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn to dajy The home team was shut out and three runs were all made In the eighth Inning The visitors had a chance to score with two men on bases In the sixth but a beautiful throw by Dolan from deep center nipped nor at Lite plate PITTSBURG 2 3 2 1 3 1 0 call NOSE INISH TO ST HERA WITH CAUSED CLAMOB Reserve 81 Soldier 4 Detroit Light team was easy picking for the A Reserves yester day the score being 8 to 4 eatures of the game were Guthard's effective pitching and a nome run oy rxicKing 2 3 4 A 0 0 3 2 0 2 0 0 Batteries Guthard and Downing Lee pitch of it found at the plate in time to get Leo com ing home Connolly? however ruled that it must go as a blocked ball and as Aiuiim naa not taKen tho rubber before getting someone to nut on the runner tally scored Tho ball was not handled by any outsider but there were a num ber of who might easily have done so the runner was given the benefit of tho doubt Detroit look like the reports that came in from the road They ap parently foundrOld Timely Hit wait ing them when they got for several swats that counted runs were turned loose at the moment that they Should be liberated in marked con trast to proceedings on divers painful occasions that will soon be forgotten if the team keeps Up the pace that it set yesterday The fielding was fast in both in and outfields and the bat ting was of the be joyfuI order Every man on the local nine hit safely and Mullin alone got more hits than he gave the entire Washing ton nine Both teams showed some change though Beck was the only one of Detroit recruits to be injected into the game Doyle helps the Senators and when Washington gets Carey hack on the infield it 'will look a much better team than at any previous time dur ing the season "Won In One Inning' The Tigers won the game in one inning six hits and a base on balls in the second all that was neces sary Barrett beat a slow one to Ely and Holmes made first on a shor bunt towards Orth This caused Beck to sacrifice Gleason was walked to make a double play easy Buelow re sented the Insinuation that he is a punk hitter and shot the ball into center lor two runs single scored Gleason and out moved both battery players up They came home when Elberfeld put a three bagger Into center Casey scored him with a single and rested when Barrett went out Hits came often enough after that and to make it good measure a few of these "were coined runs in the sixth when Gleason forced Beck who had hit and Buelow and Mullin fol lowed with singles topped off by a trippie by Haney xpat was done The same teams play Saturday Score DETROIT AB 5 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 4 ANNUAL NIAGARA ALLS EXCUR SION VIA MICHIGAN CENTRAL Will be run August 14th round trip: rate from Detroit $3 50 Side trip rates to Alexandria Bay and Mon? tsreal ull particular can be obtained of any jucmgan ueiHnu assuu 6 33 6 27 10 'Innings Cincinnati Philadelphia Hons Kelley 1 Two base Three base hit Crawford Tofr Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 7 Bases on balls Off Poole 1 off White 1 Struck out By Poole 3 by White 6 Tune 1:45 Umpire Attendance 1445 Pitch yr f' or Sheridans Strengthened The Sheridans have reorganized and have signed most of the players of the crack Whiting nine making it one of the strongest teams In the state The Sheridans play the Avon Tigers on Sunday and would like to arrange a game for Saturday The Sheri dans will play at Oxford on the 7th of August and at Pontiac on 'the 10th or games eall North 19 Moule or address 30 Zends place Totals 31 10 27 16 Innings Cleveland Boston Runs Bay Bradley McCarthy 3 Earned rwo oase nits Bay hi Mrnrila Proc Doutde plays Lajoie Gochnauer and Lachance off Dineen JOHN REGAN '12 TO 1 WAS GOOD THING THE DAY Cleveland Blanked Boston Cleveland July Cleveland shut Boston in a well played game Collins Ing the only one of the visitors who BOSTON AB 4 4 4 4 3 4 3 3 IILEY IRST AVORITE WA3 DRAWN BEORE RACE Lansing 'nt lint Battle Creek at Jackson Cloche 99 Right and True Karnck 97 Orloff eligible: iNiaxus 99 cap IM miles Tcm Himself 114 Arden meral 104 Adelaide Sadie 93r Outsider Rose Tint 114 able to find Bernhard CLEVELAND AB 3 4 GOOD PROMISED AT THE POINTE SATURDAY Bat Creek 46 Jackson 38 lint 35 1 Ended a Draw at St Louis 'St Louts July 31 St Louis and Phila delphia played ten innings to a tie the game being called on account of darkness three bagger followed by single tied the score in the eighth Both pitchers were hit hard but some of the fast double plays cut off several runa Atiennance uiniu ST LOUIS 11 Outsider Beat Dick Welles Chicago July Dick Welles held as an 11 to 20 favorite in the Test Stakes at Harlem to day to lard inside the monev The purse worth 1580 went to Topsoil extreme outsider in the bet ting at 15 to 1 with Gregor second and oxy Kane third Weather wet track slip py Summaries: irst I race a St Minor 113 (Dominick) 9 to 10 won Senor 105 (Bu chanan) 15 to 1 second Tancred 105 15 "to lf third time 1:04 2 5 Shoes to Plates Zapho Brimful Daddy Bender Tucker Cox John Carney Night fall Licorice aljo ran Estrada Palma fin ished second but was disqualified Second race 6 furlongs Sardine 121' (Reiff) 9 to 1 won Choice 102 (Beaucnanip) 20 to 1 second Ha idee 110 (Coburn) 7 to 2 third time 1:19 1 5 Alline Abbott Cork Rival Dare Leviathan Add Mike Strauss The ax ton The Cedars also ran Third race steeplechase short Waller Cleary 137 Johnston) 7 to 2 won Bris tol 138 (Seno) 12 to 1 second Dagmar 136 1 7 to 2 time 3:56 Old ox iceni Captain Conover Globe II Rit chie also ran Porphyrogene fell ourth race furlongs the Test Top soil 115" (Buchanan) 15 to 1 won Gregor 115 1 Coburn) 8 to 1 second: oxy Kane 118 (J Ranseh) 8 to 1 third time 1:11 1 5 Dick Welles and Gypzeno also ran ilth race mile Bragg 107 (Coburn) even won Brulare 105 (Beauchamp) 3M to 1 second Bon Mot 104 (Troxler) 25 to 1 third time 1:46 2 5 Louisville Dewey Habiland Pied rich also ran Sixth race 1 1 16 miles Trentham 89 (Helgeson) 8 to 5 won Pir ate's Queen 97 (Robbins) SO to 1 second Papa Harrvv 101 (Baker) 12 to 1 third time 1:57 Gawalne Lakeview Belle Edith Radient Heat Emathlon Temper also ran Entries: irst race selling 6 furlongs If You Dare 114 Maucbuca 110 Aratoma Tom Keene 107 Lady Bramble 105 Dollie Ctetrand Mission Albert Enright 103 Cu ban Girl Regea Laura 101 Jane Hohy Lass nt Langdon 100 98 Orla 95 Second race mile and 50 yards Lou Woods '1 109 si Colonial Girl 107 Inspector Shea 108 Hargis 107 Miracle II 104 Wa ter Edge 100 Rip 97 rank Me Ultruda 94 Somersault 92 Third race selling 2 veat oids 6 furlongs Pericles 111 Siloam Licorice 106 Goodman 105 Puredale 101 Lampoon 100 King Dodo 98 Philo 97 Al ti uric Effie 96: Goody Two Shoes Rankin Galax Leaf 96 Vestia 88 ourth face handicap 7 avonius 115 VnlcalnilC4: Edack 103 Ethel Wheat 100 Autumn Leaves 95 Talpa 94 Bummer 90 ifth race selling 1 miles Leo Newell 103 Major Manslr 101 100 Lidv Chorister 98 Linden Ella The Texan Hayward Hunter 95 Ravensbury 94 Dar lene 85 Sixth ice itzkanet l')7: Orontas John Bright 104 Dr Stephen 'Ethel Wheat 102 Gonfalon Waswlft Charley Moore 101 airbury Scarlet Lily 59 Marque Lygo 86 4 Walkerville Tecnnueh The Walkerville baseball team will play the strong Tecumseh nine in that city on Saturday The team leaves at 8:25 from the Union depot A good game Is an ticipated as both teams are playing fast ball season The following is the line up of the Walkerville team: Catcher Be croft pitchers McClure and Deneau first base Marcom second base Taylor third base oreman shortstop Bertrand left field Parent Centerfield Neal right field Laughlin si 6 7 0 0 0 0 6 Three base Totals 40 Innings Lansing lint Runs Hildebrand 2 Hadley Bucks Blod gett 2 Hosmer 3 Vorpagel Oberlin Teal 3 13: Havel 2 Walker Post itzpatrick Harley Calhoun 2 Stout 2 10 Home run Two base hit Vorpagel Left on bases lint 7 Lansing 7 Stolen bases Hildebrand Calhoun Lasts on balls Oft Stout 6 off Nonemaker 3 Struck By by Nonemaker 2" Double plays Stout and Havel Havel and ZIegenblne Vorpagel Hadler and Bucks Passed Teal Hit by pitched ball Havel Time Umpire Criss JX) Romeo 4 Armada 1 Romeo Mich July (Special) What is said to have been the best game ever played in Romeo although errors were plentiful was that this afternoon between Armada and the locals Romeo won by a score of 4 to 1 Winners made four hits and five errors and losers' three hits and eight errors Batteries Armada Daltxy and Gas Romeo Ellsworth and Ellsworth At tendance 300 'Barney Pitched Great Ball Union City1 Mich July 31 Union City Maroons defeated Three Rivers team 3 to 1 to dav Barney for the Ma roons struck out fifteen men The Three Rivers team was reinforced by Kalamazoo talent Batteries Barney Scherler and Mitchell 6 0 0 hit Barry on bases Batted for Rhoades Innings 1 Boston 3 Chicago 0 Runs Cooley 3 Tenney 2 Two base hits Deniont Coolev hit Deinont Double play Tinker Lowe and Chance Bases on balls Oft Pittinger 3 off Rhoades 3 Struck out By Pittinger 2 by Rhoades 5 Passed ball Kilng Time 1 :45: Umpire Attendance 1875 Eugenia Burch Won Second Part of Produce Stake New York July 31 The second half of the Produce stakes which Is for fillies 2 years old was run at Brighton Beach to day and Mrs Eugenia Burch with Odom up came home a winner with odds of 7 to 1 against her when she looked to be at least an 8 to 5 shot The field that went to the post to day was much better than the one in the first half which was won by Mexican and in which there were only three starters Seven high class fillies sported silk with Gold Money favorite at 15 to 20 Eugenia Burch was first to to a good start The favorite was off fifth Odom sent his mount right along and at the half mile pole was leading by one length with the tavoiite second Hound ing into the stretch Gold Money managed to get her nose In front but Odom had something left with Eugenia Burch and she drew away again winning in a furi ous drive by one half a length with Gold Money second and Courtmaid the despise4 outsider third Sunimaties: irst race high weight handicap for all ages six furlongs Redpath 115 (Bullman) 3 to 1 and 6 to 5 won Meistersinger 110 (Landry) 12 to and 4 to 1 second St inan 116 (Odom) 7 to 1 and 5 to 2 third time 1:13 1 5 Sadduccee emesole Isla Candling John Barleycorn and Goldilla ran Second nice for 2 year olds 5 1 2 furlongs Girncrack T12 (Shaw) 3 to 1 and 6 to 5 won orward 109 (Bullmnn) 7 to 5 and 1 to 2 second Monte Carlo 122 (VVon derly) 8to 1 and 3 1 third time 1:07 1 5 Girl Kentucky Cardinal Michaelmas 'Joe CoMi Mount Klsco and Adele Harding also ran Third race for 3 year olds and upwards selling 6 furlonjrs Swiftmas 121 (Odom) 11 to 5 andeven won Oclawaha 99 (Jackson) 12 to and 4 to 1 second Malden 110 (Shaw) 4 to 1 and 7 to third time CTonmell Cornwall Khal Jim Tully Princess and Bonus also ran ourth race second half of Produce stakes for fillies six Eugenia Burch (Odom) 7 to land 2 to lwon Gold Money 109 (Bums) 15 to 20 and 1 to 3 second Courtmaid 1(M (Wonderly) 50 to 1 and 12 to 1 third time 1:12 2 5 Duster Love Note Louise Els ton and Mamie Worth ran Love Note and Ixiuise Elston coupled in betting ifth race for 3 year olds and upwards selling mile ands sixteenth Bluff 116 (Bullman) 4 1 and even won Par Excellence 99 (Redfern) 4 to 5 and 1 to 4 second Cogs well 99 (Jackson) 10 to 1 and 3 to 1 third thme 1:46 3 5 Prince Richard Locket Dr Clark Merrymaker Rossignol andPenny welght also ran Sixth for' 2 year olds selling six furlongs Maokay Dwyer (Burn a to 5 and 7 to lo won: ninx dove 107 (Shaw) 8 to 1 and 3 to 1 zocoad JOCKTW WAS SECOND IN BOTH THE OTHER EVENTS 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 0 0 7 3 0 7 0 0 2 0 0 the club management conference with the assure itself of nis matter It action is Pittinger Score: CHICAGO 2 Beaten (Special) St Lout at New York Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia Pittsburg at Brooklyn St Louis Ciales were mar to day raising duel of the card the former winning by the shortest of noses Weather clear track fast Summaries:" irst race 5 1 2 Latuka 107 (T Dean) 2 to 5 won A Lark T07 (Dale) 30 to 1 second lash of Night 107 (T Walsh) 15 to 1 third time 1:08 3 4 Ruth Helen Hay The Advocate Deer Hunter Little Giant Petite Reine and Baker Waters also ran 'Second race 6 Elastic 119 (Dale) 3 1 won ThO Messenger 116 (T Kane) 4 to 1 sec ond One More 114 (J Daly) 10 to 1 third time 1:15 1 5 Top Lady Colmaffltt Lulu light Dominate Mr Timberlake Ben Brainard ergus McCuddy and Neva also ran Mr Mulkey left at the post Third race mile and 20 yards selling Hi Nocker 106 (J Connor) 3 to 1 won Elsie Bramble 112 (T Walsh) 3 to 1 second Deponan 106 (T Dean) 5 to 1 third time 1:45 Ladas and Derne also ran ourth race mile and sixteenth Varro 104 (L Daly) 9 to 2 won Zazel 107 (Battiste) 7 to 1 second Orris 94 (Earl) 7 to 2 third time 1:47 1 2 Alice Turner Sallnda Nettie Regent Kitty Clyde Navarino and Gates also ran Panan ran away a mile and a half and was withdrawn ifth race one mile and an eighth selling Walkaway 104 (Battiste) 4 to 1 won Varner 97 (Scully) 8 to 5 second Swordsman 109 (T Walsh) 18 to 5 third time 1:56 1 4 Corinne Kate reeman Crisis Mr Pomeroy Hi gher Elsie Barnes and Skillman also ran Sixth race 7 furlongs Ciales 108 (T Walsh) 7 to 10 won ederalist 104 (L Dalv) 10 to 1 second The Boer 104 (Battiste) 4 to 1 third time 1:28 3 4 Sweet Dream Cherished Unaprlce Gal lantric and Darling ran Entries: irst race 6 furlongs Palmetto 39 Anything Widow McGoogan Tuckapaw 94 Aransas 96 Alvalena aith Ward Edna 101 Jones Roy Eldridge 103 Tom Crabb 104 The Count 106 Second race 5' furlongs Barnacle Lazarre Mabelhurst Lady Allene 100 lash oLNight Judge 102 Votary Jack Young 103 Pour Quo! Pas 104 Wolf ram 105 Crime 106 Goudy 110 Third race furlong selling Su 93 ugurtha 91 Predominate 99: King Tatius 100 Gracious 101 Delsarte Hi Kollar uro Joe Lesser Protio 103 Bark lylte 104 Little Chimes 107 ourth race 7 furlongs handicap Amlgari 80 Croix 90 Prosper La Gai 10a Sambo 107 Jim Clark 125 irth race mile and 20 yards Blue Mint 91 Kitty Clyde 99 Van Hoorebeke 106 1 Glenwood 107 Tickful Ciales 111 Sixth race 614 fur longs 89 "Bill Togan 96lop' 98 Halnils 100 Countess Clara olly Bixby lol Lou Hazel Velasquez 102 Sam Lazarus Esq Missoura Ran dazzo Morris Volmer1 Iu6 Apprentice allowance claimed Score: PHILADELPHIA 3 4 6 2 Wrenn and Doherty Brother in Longwood Matehei Longwood7 Mass July 31 the Do hertys again on the courts and the Wrenn brothers over from New York tennis at Lock wood Cricket to day took on interest Wrenns will meet Wright and Clothier to morrow afternoon i in the eastern and semi finals and the winners of this match will probably play the Dohertys on Saturday for the cham pionship I Th be match thusfar was" between Holcomb Ward and Ware in the sin gles semi finals At one time Ware had his opponent two sets to one and four games all in the fourth set and then Ware went to pieces and Ward won easily Ward will meet the young Clo thier in the finals to morrow morning and' the winner will play Larned Saturday for the Longwood cup Interest in tho afternoon was the match the Dohertys against Neely and Leonard In the second round of th eastern double cnampionsnip wmcn tney wi rtraight sets Ward and Lamed will to morrow Washington at Detroit Baltimore at Chicago Athletic at St Louis Boston at Cleveland MINDER ASTRIDE OURWINNERS Berseu Won Goodwood Cup London July 31 Perseus won the Good wood cup of 2000 sovereigns for 3 year olds and upward distance two miles and'a haif at Goodwood to day Cheers Maher up was second and owling Piece came in third 1 Harlem Village Ofllcers Are Un a der Indictment iChlcago''July The re turned indictments against the officials of the village of Harlem for malfeasance in office and against bookmakers for gambling at the Harlem race track Con spiracy to allow gambling on tne races and bribery of the town officers for permission for the bookmakers to operate betting booths was alleged Toe bookmakers in dicted are: Sam Summerfield red Cook Weller Charles Esslg Wm Apple gate Chas Davis Stephen Edward Austin Barney Schreiber Barney Sacharlas and Edward Applegale Harley 1 Elberfeld Casey 3b Barrett Holmes Beck lb Gleason 2b Buelow Mullin lint Should Have Won lint Mich July lint won and then lost tho opening game of the series with Lansing this afternoon Hos mer distinguished himself by making' home run in the sixth Inning with two men on bases winning the game for the Sen ators Score LINT A AB 1 4 00 KlhArfnlH floe Beck Buelow Stolen Ki her feld Bases on By Orth Gleason Hit by pitched By Mullin Ddbhanty Bases on Washington 2 (Left on Detroit 4 Washington 3 Struck out Mullin Doyle Clarke by Orth Bar rett Double Gleason Elberfeld and Beck Wild Mullin Time 1:25 Um Connolly 1018 Totals 40 Innings St Louis 2 Philadelnhla Burkett Hemphill Anderson Murphy 2 Cross Schreck 4 Two base hits Heldrlck Anderson Wallace1 Kahoe Davis Three base hit Murphy Home run Burkett Sacrifice hit ultz Double plays Wallace1 McCormick and Anderson Donahue Wallace and Anderson Padden Wallace and Anderson Murphy and Davis Stolen bases ultz 2 1 Seybold 5 Bases on balls Off Donahue 4 Struck out By Dona hue 5 by Waddell 6 Left on bases St Louis 6 Philadelphia 11 Time 1:55 Um Carruthers and Johnson 1 Thero are letters at this office for the managers of the Independents and Avon Tigers Vinewoods would' like to arrange game for next: Sunday afternodh Phone Duxbury Main 1004 Selling May team would like to arrange a game for Sunday afternoon with any strong amateur organization a i 5 1 0 3 0 4 4 2 20 1 8 9 pace In tho over night was a hot favorite sen ior a field of five Just he was taken sick and was also drawn anny Dillard CINCINNATI 21 0 8 8 0 4 04 1 4 0 0 3 tn Vo voallznrl i has on several recent a statements made season that he secs no 1 enmp him tn is demanded hy a vast nrnl nnnftsftd irr)IV 01 ine tew Tc (3y Boston and Carney and a double by Demont In the first inning gave Boston three runs and single and Demont's triple in the second added two more tallies giving the team an easy victory Chicago could do nothing with BOSTON AB 3 Arndt is a find He fields bats like a star He is already a great favorite with the Baltimore Herald Hulswltt is threatened with pleurisy and the doctors have ordered him to rest up His loss will be felt by the Quaker outfit The two ball clubs in Milwaukee will meet in a series of games at the close of the season to battle for the champion ship of the city 1 Dineen Mathewson and Jennings will be at Cornell University next spring and with such capable coaches the Ithacans should develop a strong team am glad the association got after the contract says George Davis move should have been taken when the players first organized" Pitcher Henley the star twirler of the Southern league is wanted by the Boston Nationals the triumvirate having offered toe Atlanta club 1000 for his release i During the Baltimore series the Cleve land players registered forty four hits but lanoa io iana a victory mtting Merle Duffy's Jimmy him and will try out Adkins again next spring Young Roth' appears to be making good with Battle Creek He has played' with almost every amateur team in Detroit at different: times and is a player of much promise Buffalo foresting eighteen first place which tha 'Risrnc: Robison of St Louis' claims "that ha would not move a hand to get Burkett back looks better to mo than Jesse ever is the way the St Louis magnate puts it Alter thinking matter Jack Katoll has to obey order and join tho Baltimore pitching staff Jack rebelled vihen he 'was asked to go two weeks ago When the 'Colts want to b'at Boston all Manager Selee has to do Is to stick Taylor on the slab Boston has not beaten him once this year and in five games scored but seven runs Rube WaddeU makes no secret of the fact that ha has received any number of offers to jump the Athletics But Connie treated hlm so i well that he would be ungrateful to leave The Toledo team Is certainly a disap pointment and Strobel is having his troubles When he bands a gentle roast out to the men they get even by taking a balloon trip on tho diamond Totals Innings 1 Detroit 0 Washington 0 Three base hits Harley Three avorites Won 1 at the Louis Track Julv 31 Latuka Elastic the winning favorites at Del Varro and Zazel had a hair in the fourth race the feature OTHER EVENTS WERE GENERALLY! SLOW AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee Milwaukee 5 Toledo 2 Kansas City Columbus 17 Kansas G'jnnounccfl definitely that mnii 7 Derb 'his oak '0 Wth Charter "i'lie arranged inio c7J Vs a 'Grosse Grn the Berby horse 1 here in I'tivate speed trials Mr that it is certain in the hi li 1 1 Cherry Pectoral is the only medicine you need We have been saying this for years If you want ad ditional proof ask your own family physician We will abide by his decision if you will fair it? Cherry Pectoral never fails to cure me of a cold I have recom mended it to many friends suffering from throat and lung troubles 'and tiiev all say it does the work quickly ana tnoroueniy unanes rrevosu Plattsburg He 3 3 i 5 7 4 6 dr 61 49 42 44 and Doy I eat' second Loftus has an improv ed infield Beck plays first as though "he 'were jol lying through a practlce stunt but he is gettmgaway with the position very hand ily His first base style suggests Hickman strongly Casey suffers through the frequent changes at first "After throwing at Dillon it comes hard to shoot them over to a shorter man Casey's bad would have been an easy tpull down for the for mer first base guardian The was one of the fastest played of the season less than an hour1 and a half being required Those who stayed away: because the Tigers tail enders missed some first division baseball and as fine a pitching exhibition os will be given here this sea son Answer to Queries Had" 'entered the league she would have started with the standing that was given Grand Rapids when it resigned from the league 1 1 McCk 3 Pad'n 2b 4 Kahoe 4 4 ISUAND LAKE SPECIAL EXCURSION SUNDAY AUGUST 3 Detroit Union Depot 8:00 a Leave Island Aft rive Detroit 9:15 Rate 50c Lots to see and hear at the and soldiers' encampments Pere Marquette 4 25000 to Be Given Away On another page of this issue will be found full particulars rof our fifth grand 'guessing contests $25000 will be given away in 100) cAsh prizes The first prize will be $10000: second $3000 third $1000 There will also be five special prises of $1000 each' Every one should take advantage of 'this Riding honors for the Highland Park meet to date i were annexed beyond question by Jockey Minder yesterday when he made a record that complete ly cast into the shade his good work of Tuesday up to this time tho most notable riding of the meet" our of six races were won by his mounts and he had the place horse in the other two events one of which he was beaten out of by a nose work looked the better for in but one race was he orite Pompino in the being equal choice with pino won Afghan ran stretch and broke down The fifth race was the most esting on the card this being the one that Minder lost by a hand's breadth He was on Brief who sold at to 5 while Adams was riding St Hera the favorite at 7 to 10 All the play was on these horses St Hera led all the way Coming into the stretch Brief took tho position of contender from McWilliams and there ensued a driv ing finish that was one of the best of the meeting St Hera had enough left to hold Brief off and finished first by less than a head In fact they were so close that there was a clamor by back ers of Minder who objected to the de cision of the judges apd claimed a dead heat avorites were ibad propositions in the other races Khaki fin ished out of tho money in the opener a4d Spring wells ran all alone in the third race in which Sevov was the choice Mariedna in the last race was at 10 to 1 at post time having peen fracked from 15 to 1 principally because Minder was up illy Dock a nd Optima equal favorites were third and fourth at the finish filing was cut loose in the second race John Regan who opened at 40 to 1 being backed down to to 1 He and Pirate got the best or a bad start 'and raced it out to le stretch where Regan took the icaa Just lasting long enough to win Judge oorhees would have landed the raoBcy in a few more strides Kelly who has been doing some good work 2 nce ride in this race 1 he Summary: 6 furlongs 3 year olds and oer Premus 107 (Minder) 4 7'r w2n by a heid Charley Thompson 98 (Louden) O0 to 1 and 15 to 1 second 4 to 1 third: time 11g Khaki 3 to 5 Billy Dean 106 40 1 Blue Ridge 15 to 1 Marie Ball J5 to 1 Provost 100 to 1 Easter Bov 100 to 1 and Laurentian 20 to 1 finished as named Second race 5 furlongs 2 vear oIds al John Regan 100 (C Kelly) 121 won by a head Judge Voorhees 103 (Minder) 6 to 1 and 2 to 1 second Pirate (Preston) 6 to 1 third time Enue 2Vi to 1 irst Mason 2 to 1 Hero ine 10 to 1 Dr Carr 20 to 1 Gerda 5 to 1 Castus 40 to 1 Sarnie Mac 60 to 1 woolsack 15 to 1 and Immortelle 6 to 1 finished as named Third race" 7 furlongs 3 year olds and upward "penalties and allowances Spring wells 104 (Minder) 9 to 5 won by a length Sevoy 110 (Robertson) 7 to 10 and 4 to 5 second Silk Cord 98 (Adams) 3 to I tMrdrtlme 1:27 Our Jessie 30 to 1 Be guile TO to 1 and Nobleman 20 to 1 lin isiied as named ourth race 1 1 16 miles 3 year olds and over St Hera 104 (Adams) 7 to 10 won by a head Brief 101 (Minder) 7 to 5 and 3 to 5 second McWilliams 107 (Robertson) 5 to 1 third' time The VV ay 20 to also ran ft I race 6 furlongs 4 year olds ahd up ward Pompino 106 (Minder) 2 to 1 won bya head Hlmllne 116 (Robert son) 4 to 1 and 8 to 5 second oneda 103 (McCluskey) 3V4 to 1 third time 2 The Geezer 40 to 1 The Bronze Demon 6 to 1 Elsmore TO to 1 Rice 15 to 1 and Afghan 2 to 1 finished as named Sixth race half mile 2 year old fillies penalties and Mariedna luo (Minder TO to' 1 won by a neck Lorina 107 (Castro) 4 to 1 and 8 to 5 second illy jera im'vjuuuej vptnna to 1 Gold Bride 1 Caeiana i Galla Water Little Mission 40 to 1 inilshi Entries: irst race 7 over allowances Carl rovost I'i'J Madeline 102: Lady Sliver 100 Myrtel 100 Second race 5 8 2 year old colts and geldings penalties and allowances Her Letter 112 St Daniel 107 Sir Gal lant 107 Raquire 100 Exapo 100 Third race mile! 3 year olds and over Irish Jewel 109: Chopin 104 iring Line 102: rivol 94 Bella 91 Mint Bed 91" ourth race 3 4 mile 2 year olds selling Dumont 106 Not Wisely 104: Spinet 102 lora Bright 101 Onyx 101 100 Murmur 99 Cursus 97 Immortelle 91 Hallucination 89 'ifth raca 3 4 miles 3 year olds selling Common 112 lllowaiho 112 Aden 112 Basileus 1J2: Dr Hart Ill Peter lox James itz itn ter 105 Baccie 105 phon 105 Lemuel Criss Cross "103 Sixth race 1 1 16 miles 3 iyear olds over selling 112 Bo Idle Iidy of 'the West 102 Secundas Kaxx 98 Campus 96 Birdie ilibuster OJ 91 chuck 88 Brush in Chicago to Arrange for More Raiding Chicago Ill July Brush was In the city to day in conference with President James A Hart of the local club Mr Brush did not leave his room in the Auditorium Annex all day being closeted It Is said with President Hart for the purpose of fixing up the fences of the league in its fight against the American Brush and Hart are both members of the league executive committee While in the city Mr Brush will It is said make arrangements for an attempted raid on the White Stockings and the visit ing clubs by seeing the players personally or deputizing an agent to' net orf bebqlf of" the as hns donein'each of tha other cities in "Which there are American League clubs ai 1 'C I Selee Say He Bar tfte Irish Dall Player Boston July There "lb a story in circulation here that rank' Selee' has released all the Irish ball players on his team because of prejudice It is thought the rumor was started to injure the at tendance at tlie local games by keeping the Irish population of from going to see the clubs play while they are here "Some local newspaper man has published that story because of malice not so much against me as against the Boston said Selee this morning wifi say to him that I will sign any Irish player1 that can play ball if he will bring hint Ydf 1 WA liKBE VIA SYSTEM Ryan Doyle Delehanty lb Keistc Coughlin 3b Lee 1 Elv ss Clirke Orth Harry Wolverton who was let down ry nicely by Loftus when he de cided to desert tho Senators is now passing out knacks to admiijnff Na tiunal League friends in PhiladelphiaAsordine to one interviewer Wolver ton recently remarked: "Washington piople were tickled to death to lose me but 1 haven't Sven any medals that Loftus has worn lately for pick ing pennants" Harry apparently has a head of that enter that does not allow him to appreciate the fact that he is handing knocks to himself With a lew more players whose work had la eti as listtess and below form as 11011'0010113 while he was in Washington Senators would have en hopelessly distanced nine has been bounding up the ladder since Wolverton quit and the infield was reorganized Told About the Tisrer' And they call them the Sluggers! Mullin seems to be a Jonah to Washing1 ton a time it looked as if he would get into the no hit list single was one that Elberfeld would have reached easily but for a bad bound as he stopped for it was a hard drive into center field After watching Elberfeldyesterday there was no causa for? wonder that the Na tionalists are after him hard He helped Mullin to hold down the hits by a couple of fine stops and twoc pretty catches of high twisters that looked like Texas league singles 5 sa Washington started aurally in the ninth? when Ryan hit and Elberfeld through anx iety to start: a double plaj lost grounder Keister hit to Gleason and gave opportunity to wind up the game with one of the old time fasts threa handed double playa ct Coughlin jis playing "third in a manner that was never approached by Wolver 1 0 1 3 jirtrc hor his irn are pretty well discred it I that Lo xing will be allowed to continue the that demandinh itzsimmons the asked for in preference to Jef itespite the fact that Jeffries is virtually matched with Corbett itz 1 1 i 1 1 Hitf cl tint be could be induced to retract his "liirewcil remarks if a bat tp with his old rival for a liberal se were arranged It would be as good a card as the other Corbett miit object as he is looking for the fniiv ns much as for the money for the championship would do hint mor work also Score BROOKLYN AB A 4 4 4 Batted for Evans Innings 1 Pittsburg 0 Brooklyn 0 Clarke Conroy Chesbro 3 base on errors Brooklyn 1 Left on bases 'Pittsburg 6 Brooklyn 4 Three base hit Stolen Beaumont Leach Bransfield 2 Ritchey Double play Dahlen lood and McCreary Bases on balls Off Evans 2 off Chesbro 2 Hit by pitched ball By Evans 1 Struck out By Evans 4 by Chesbro 5 1:47 Umpire Pow ers 3500 Batted for Miller In the eighth Innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 1X1U1S 1 0 0 New York 0 0 0 Runs Nichols Smoot Jones Smith 2 'irst on errors St Louis 1 on bases New 'York 4 St Louis 3C Base Off 1 Struck out By 1 by Miller 1 by McGm nlty 1 Two base Jones Sacrifice hits Nichols 3 Smoot McGann Double plays Brodie' and McGann Bresnahan I McGraw and Sfriith Brodie McGraw Lau der andv Brestiahan Hit by By 1 Off Miller 9 in eight in nings Emslle Time 1:35 At 3600'r One Rnn Was Enough to Win Philadelphia July 31 The home team suffered a shutout at the hands of CincinJ na ti to day White and Pool were in su perb form and the visitors barely managed Jo squeeze in a run in the eighth inning on a single and a triple Score: PHILADELPHIA 0 0 0 grl'v'iti hero "Wn wis he was er nw 1 1 vri Ucllll 1 Oiil wn tne drivin? is to get added if 1 ni1 money Both er v'''1 trials at Hart 'vas ra tet'W Out ti'L' i With on did it Oembtrwpl Member retain limVt JKket Ch Gen' The action of Youn cl ng to refrain from training work until August lo will not prove reassur ing tn his hackers Thus far he has hi even seveted his quarters and heione no work worth mentioning ne snB to be in danger of drifting iit' the error that McGovern made be tere tne ast battle Corbett like Mc ein has been through a siege of ig work and ods ample prepara tion ter a hard battle His present are to have three weeks of train ing and to have but one week of this wnrk' McGovern is al and has John I Suili ns nrar neighbur Sullivan is Zi and pays that he Is it to better his appearance pre nflkill2i his debut as a The old champion iioai n'i'i1 i hnve a monologue te ten'lasJames Corbett hl 'n bs monologue i 1 be dtif rting if nothing else Mt Pleasant Still Winning Mt Pleasant Midi July 31 The Grays defeated strong city team again to day by a score of 15 to 7 Grounds were in poor condition on account of rain the southpaw held the visitors safe at all stages jf the: game Winning battery Becker ard Roberskl Played ourteen InnlngR Bloomingdale Mich: July 31 Bloomingdale wont from Bangor in fourteenth inning of a great game Score: Bloomingdale 2 Bangor 1 Struck By Sage 14 by Page 7 Blooming dale Sage and Bugden Bangor Page and Abbott Agitation aram me veils games should go on Su interruption will be realized and 10 14 nnt 1 mi it bHuuiuMfv! man of prevention of a game In the second heat liit'te that bC haS th0 but tirit rPmombering ht he knows the hark of thrn VPI American hrniie when' eothem Walk to I1'isbo'o gnln s7ne new man twirl Stay the work Ihp senators This "Mavs Thomas Colorado Uk I Oenuud tlty' fr St atl nd Custer and Miuue toe "teuj Trwnu KBllway Bismarck 101 (Jackson) 5 to 1 and 2 to 1 third time 1:13 1 5 Squid Embarrass meat Blue Delft Dolly Hayman Bur gundy Dark Planet Kilmorie rank Kar nck ran Entries: irst race selling 11 16 Numeral 111 Petra II Morokanta Ionid 106 Satire 104 Zoroaster Dr Clark103 Lucent 101 Marotnen 90 Justice Heroics Double Dummy 93 Stevedore S5: Grau 92 Swamplands' 8S Miss isher 86 Sec ond race 6 furlongs Singing Nymph on tenig Ohio Girl Octoroon Iverniu Tact Miss Troublesome Ace of Spades Tryon Lady Iona 115 Pansena 110 Tbird race selling 5 furlongs Red Knignt lo9 Jerry Knocknagow 107 John A Scott 106 Mexicannai 103 lamboyant Dark Planet vy Condon Warte Nicht Americus 107 Alice jtjjeon Msie ot Wight rranK Pubescent 94 Aiso ourth race handi Kenny 11 Ethics 106 Cuspidor Nu Prince 92 Surmise riLtb race 5 f'nLinc? ThirV Planet Capt Billy Iee 112 Emma Inter val 109 Sixth race race 11 16 onsolee Lucent Hinsdale 111 Loonc Dr Clark 108 Nlnonia 106 Anuk Justice AIuck 101 Crosenfeld Chi ron 98 Seventh race 6 Swilt mas 123 The Amazon 118 Rappeneckerj 113: Belle of Lexington 112 Military Clon mel schoolmaster cneat um Songster 1O Ociawaha 101 Choate Lady Radnor 96 Ace of Spades 89' 1 Left on bases Cleveland 5 Boston 5 Struck By Bernhard 2 by Dineen 4 Lmplre Columbus races were large attendance and considerable specula tion The feature of I he rac ing was the 2:07 pooling Riley ing at 50 to 25 before the race was drawn leaving only four to score was made the favorite in the new books at 25 to 20 The mare won the first heat with ease in 2:05 1 4 lowering her record a full second she broke badly In the first turn barely beat the flag the heat going to Major Muscovite third heat there on the field to beat anny Dillard who brought 15 to The judges decided to take Snow down from behind the mar and substitute McHenry Tho latter couldl not be found however and Scott Hudson refused to drive the hobbled pacer After much deliberation Snow was allowed tq drive and he brought the Dillard mars home a winner by a neck over The Bishop who made a try for the heat after Major Muscovite had died away The upset came in the 213 paceH for which Casonda was a heavy favorite Sne was never a contender and Twinkle won in straignt heats Sylvlaone and Prince Direct dividing second and third moneys The Roman as expected outclassed his field of 2:17 class trotters and none of the three horses tnat were sent after him in the three heats had so much as a look in The unfinished 2:19 trot was won by Ella Lee a Columbus mare strongly backed oy local talent The 2:16 pace had only three starters all of poor class Tom Keene looked good enough to win but he ab stained from taking a heat and the judges were satisfied witn tne race nummary: 2:19 PURSE 1200 IN 3 HEATS 2 HEATS WEDNESDAY Bia Lee by denier rince (Valentine) 1 Miss Johnson (Benson) Brigham Bell (Gairlson) Barop Bell (Hudson) Jack (Stuart) Betsy Ross in (Wills) Jim enton br (Patterson) Thonboy gr (Ward) 2:17 2:16 2:15 2:16 CLASS PURSE 2000 uyn Wilkes or ilkes dam by (Stockton) Baron Waitser Tom Keene 2:10 2:10 2:18 2:15 2:17 CLASS The Roman dam Wanda Sliver Sign br (Dillon) Alice Russell (Hudson) Alics Carr blk tn (Garrison) Dr Strong (Gahagan) Minka ch (Stuart) 2:10 2:10 2:12 2:13 CLASS PACING: PURSE 1200 TWO IN THREE HEATS Twinkle by Mercury dam by Tom llai (Hudson) Prince Direct blk (McHenry) Sylvlaone (Walker) Dolly Garr jn (Valentine) uasonua Joellsco i lash lossie Gamecock (McGowan) 2:09 1 4 2:08 1 4 2:07 CLASS PACING PURSE $1200 TWO HtlATk anny Dillard by Hal Dil lard dam Ellen (Snow) 1 Major Muscovite br (McMahon)' The Bishop (Wilson) 3 George (Mosher) 4 2:05 1 4 2:08 1 4 2:08 1 4 I ff I Bay City Trot Postponed Bay City July Heavy rains this mominff caused the post ponement ofvto races until to mor row i seoe jImp to Ncw York taken hitn out of the frying nan He based his fancied oil the fact that his nH hitting the ball pitching small score Ditchers rn i ie Sime reason and Miller nt it in his first game unlay as shown bv the this page He pitched throiiehn tb will do so York is' until New Is batting he will have tes hls Patlsfaction out of ct Miller io i mtnping with $1200 salary V3 hP making work In ad ccm'raft for 1903 that nierthe 1P $2'000 for two mter J011 Wi1s open to three of t' rni" 1 "as urned down by CONSTIPATION CONGESTION HEADACHE Insist upon having annexed Preach labet printed in four colors and English label in black Oi PARIS: Leroy NEW YORK: ooter Ca and all Chemists WWWVWWWWWWWWVWWVWWV prevention of a game vvtv of a test case bv haling a player or two a jury trial This can be interruption of lng the demands claim Sunday ball hv thA rote'ting those who wish be sport while the matter Jf a jury deciaes 1S thP game the duty of the te Thus far there seems lte Tteivut demand for even the I 1 HO tAL 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