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every day. Coat arid. Vest To order of ends of swell Summer Suiting for Trousers To order of ends or Fancy rubrics and Striped Worsteds for MERTZ AND MERTZ CO. 906 St. CHAMPION KRAMER IN LEAD Captures 49 Points In St.

Louis Championship Bicycle Meet. Oliver Dorlon of New York Passes AU Opponents in the Unlimited Pursuit Team Race. St. Louis. Aug.

E. Frank L. Kramer. of' East Orange N. 1 the present national champion added materially to his chances of again.

capturing- the title this year as the rut of the grand circuit and na. tional amateur championship bicycle meet. which closed here to-day after tour days' racing. The meet was und the auspices of the National Cycling Association and formed part of the Olympic games. Kramer won a total of 49 points during the meet.

W. S. Fenn. of Waterbury. Conn.

waa second among the professionals. with a total of 23 points. The points made by the leading amateurs Were M. L. Hurley.

New York Athletic Club. 22 Burton Downing San Jose. Cat. 18 Teddy Billlngton. Vallsburg N.

J. 10. The event of the day was the unlimited pursuit race between riders of the Eat and the West. In which the Eastern team was victorious. The distance was six miles and 415 yards.

anthe time 15 minutes 5 seconds. Oliver Dorwn. of New York. of the Eastern team. who caught and passed every member of the opposing team.

carried off the honors of the day. The Western team was composed of S. A. McFarland. of California James B.

Bowler. of Illinois Fred I. Schett of Australia and George Collett. of Utate The Eastern team was made up of James Moran of Massachusetts 3. P.

Jacobsen of Connecticut Floyd Krebs and Oliver orion. of' Xew York. On the next to the last lap of the five- mile amateur national championship a collision occurred. in which Hurley. Down- lng and Billlngton were so bruised about the arms and legs they could not continue the race.

Summaries Halt mile grind circuit championship Won by Prink L. Kramer East Orange. N. J. second.

W. S. Fem. Waterbury. Conn.

third. Menus Bedell Lynbrook. N. Y. Time.

1:05 6. third mile amateur national championship- Won by M. L. Hurley. yew York second.

Burton Downing San Jose. Cal. third. Teddy BLllington Vallsburg. N.

Time :43 5. mile amateur national championship Won by Charles Seblee. Newark. X. 1.

second George Wiley. Syracuse. N. third A. P.

Andrew. In dlnapoUa Time 5. One handicap professional Won by. Oliver Dorlon. Sheepshead Bay.

N. Y. 35 yards second. John Bedell. Lynbrook.

Y. 15 yards third O. P. Root Boston 25 yards Time 0:58 5. mile amateur handicap Won by Oscar Doerke Brooklyn.

N. 5. 100 yards second. Charles Schlee. Newark.

N. I. 50 yards third. O. WIley.

Syracuse. N. Y. 150 yards Tlme1215. thlrds none grand circuit championship- Won by Frank Kramer East Orange T.

J. W. S. Fenn. Waterbury.

Coon. second Floyd Krebs. Newark N. J. third.

Time. 5. One mile amateur national championship of America Won. by IL L. timley.

New York Burton Downing San Jose. Cal. second Teddy Billlngton yUshurs N. third. Time 2 41 5.

Two mile handicap professional Won by E. P. Boot Boston 50 ards John Bedell Lynbrook. N. Y.

50 yards second. Menus Bedell Lynbrook N. T. T5 yardtkird Time. 5.

five mile amateur national championship Won by Burton Iowning San Jot A. Andrews Indianapolis second George Wiley. Syracuse N. T. third.

Time. 5. third mile consolation professional Woo by Oliver Dorlon. Sheepshtad Bay G. H.

Collett. New Haven. Coon. second F. R.

Schrepps Australia. third. Time 0:43 a-5. YALE TO KEEP KENNEDY. Uoved to Mirth by Harvard's Criticism of Professional Coaching.

New Haven. Conn. Aug. 5. Tale will not give up her professional rowing coach.

ohn A. Kennedy. as suggested by the Harvard Bulletin the organ of the grad. uates of the latter university even if the refusal means that Harvard will no longer meet Yale on. the water.

The Yale Alumni Weekly makes an editorial answer to the Harvard Bulletin to-day saying that Yale Is committed to the principle of professional coaching. It calls attention to the fact that Harvard now has professional baseball. track anti other coaches and formerly had pro. fessionats to coach her cracks. and further says she Is willing to defend the principle of professional coaching at any time.

In conclusion the Weekly. says that the suggestion of. the Bulletin provokes mirth among Yale men. An Important change In the Yale baseball coaching system will be tried for the 1905 team. Walter Camp.

Yale. 80. will act In the capacity of advisory coach of the baseball team. as he Is of the toot- bal team. Mr.

Cap will give advice on questions of policy In' the management and practice or the team. Former players will be Invited to assist in the coaching but there will be no division of responsi bility. RULED. OFF FOR LIFE. Hawthorne Judges Impose Bteavy Penalty on Four Men.

Chicago. Aug. 6. Fred Foster arid Jockey Charles Gray were ruled off the turf for Ute to-day by the Hawthorne Judges. The two horses.

Poseur and' Gus Eeidorn. are Included In the penalty which is supplementary to that Infllcteu In- July when James Gray and Mat Foster were placed under the ban of the Western turf. officials. The charge against the penalized turf men la fraudulent practice. The accusation Is based upon the bad running or jpseurand Gus Heldorn.

by which It Is asserted the tour men ruled off profited by fully 35000. Cumberland xi Rockville 3. Special to The Washington Post. Cumberland. Md.

Aug. 5. Rockville Tjroved to be an easy proposition with Cumberland to-day. Wahler was touched for. seventeen hits while Xtodebaugh pitcher showed but six hits and struck out sixteen men.

The score Rockville 3 Cumberland. 21. Rock- play here again to-morrow. SUNDAY-SCHOOL LEAGUE. STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

W. 1. Pet Fourth. 19- W4 Ourley 17 6 739 Sit. P.

Cong. I 7 731 Ounton. 19 7 731 Foundry IT a MO Wilson 512 W. L. Pet.

Sixth ii 542 St. Stephens 00 Mt. P. Moth 10 24 418 Wesley. 25 185 St.

Albaneu 4 25 138 MX. Vernon. I 131 TO-DAY'S GAMES. Mount Pleasant Methodist vs. Foundry.

White Souse Ellipse. Mount Pleasant Congregational vs. Mount Vernon. Fourteenth street and LyOecker avenue Ourley vs. Wesley Van Nest Park.

ALL GAMES POSTPONED. Rain Fell as the Teams Were About to Go on the Field All of the Sunday-school League games scheduled to be played yesterday were postponed of account of rain. St. Albans and Mount Pleasant Methodist were booked for Van Ness Park. but as the former team has ilirbandsd the Methodist boys received the games to their credit by forfeit.

BASEBALL NOTES. Two victories in one day by the Phillies aroused Philadelphia. The fine spurt of the Chlcagoes Is a tribute to Fielder Jones' management. Tom Hughes the tall pitcher of the Senators has been married to Miss Russell of Boston. Just a little hitting and Detroit would have won.

Detroit News. Yes. that's all the Senators lack. Gene De Montrevllle announces that he will reside in Atlanta. next winter and give up his Washington home.

Jack Menefee. formerly with the Chi cago Cubs has resigned as player-man ager of the Johnstown Pa. team. Harry Arndt. of Louisville.

has been playing a poor game since it was announced that Detroit was after him. Cassidy has fallen off so much In his batting that he has been shoved down next to the battery In the batting order. A fan wishes to know what Parkers batting average is. After we see Pitcher is toss em up to the plate we can tell better. Steve U3rodie.

the famous old Oriole Is fast passing down the shady side of his tsebal1 career. He is now hitched up with the Lebanon club. New Ditchers won the header for the Phiulies on Thursday. After they learn the Philadelphia ways they will lose Just as habitually as the others. The.

shift of Coughlln and Drill to Detroit has been unlucky for both boys. Drill had a. finger nail torn off and CoughMn Is wearing a damaged eye. Tacks Parrott has played on four different teams already this year Nash yule Little Rock Atlanta. and Louisville.

He has equaled Huelsmans mark. Toledo Is sure that George TebeaU plans to organize a new minor league next winter. including the four best clubs of tho Eastern League and four of the American Association. The South Atlantic League anticipates Increasing the circuit to eight clubs next year. piumbia Ga.

and Tampa are mentioned as the probable new members of the league. The Detroit club la experimenting with a business manager who knows nothing of the practical end of the game as neld general of the Tigers. The result La apparent already. A Washington Pa. umpire was so yellow in his work in a game Wednesday that tho players and spectators took his erratic highness to a creek and gave him a thorough ducking.

Manager Frysinjjer. of the Wilmington Del. team. has beer offering inducements to the Baltimore players to jump to the State League team. This play er grafting is a strenuous matter and the Tri-State League may find that it will work both ways.

Five of the American League clubs hay secured Washington players In the past two seasons. Detroit has Robinson Coughlln and Drill New York has Orth Boston has Selbach St. Louis has Moran. and Chicago has Holmes. Every one of them is playing good ball.

Outfielder Maloney. of the Minneapolis club. has been secured by Detroit for Gremlnger and some cash. Maloney Is the same player who caught for the Georgetown club some years ago with much success. He has played on several major and minor league clubs.

Joe Stanley. the Washington boy who collided with Third Baseman Krug or the Atlanta team. sprained an ankle so badly that he will be out of the game for a month. At first It was thought Stanley escaped lightly but he seems to have gotten the worst of the crash. The four Cincinnati players who were suspended and fined by President Pulllam have raised a howl by claiming they were handed too much.

When players are suspended half a dozen times a season and then refuse to be good it is time to deal out something severe. The Donllns aro not all out of Redland yet. It turns out that Ned Hanlon' had a string tied to Joe Corbett at St. Louis. The agreement was that.

if the Cardinals kept Brother Joe until August 1 they were to pay the Brooklyn club 2500 otherwise he was to be turned over to Hanlon. Corbett failed to make good at St. Louis. and the sons rt him loose rather than give up the additional 12500. Herman Long has signed with the Senators.

A few years ago such an en- nouncement would have stirred the base ball World. for then Herman was as great a shortstop as the game ever developed. But Herman's. wonderful arm of those days is disabled his batting eye has grown dim. and his feet less.

active al though he still possesses that same good head for Inside playing. With no extra infielder to help out In emergencies. Herman Is a good fellow to have around. Some peculiar excuses for teams forfeiting games are being sent Into Presl- Re- Miss. to forfeit because the team re fused to cease singing an objectionable song.

Weda sday the umpire at Canton wired YaZOJ team too drunk to play. Forfeited game to Canton In sixth Inning after they had made it a farce. Man ager Mauch viewed the game from a tree a block off. Canton la the only town in the Delta circuit not under prohibition rule. International Rifle Match.

Ogdensburg N. T. Aug. 6. An Interna tlonai rifle match was arranged to-day between rifle teams of the Fourth Battalion National Guards.

the victors at the late third brigade match at Albany end' the. Canadian Rifle Association In eluding the best shots of the Canadian battalions between Prescott and Ottawa. The thatch will be held on the State range at Ogdensburg August 12. dent Dodds of the Delta League. centl' an umpire caused Clarksdali Rain at Titusville.

Tttusvllle Pa. Aug. 5. The fourth and last days programme at the McKinney Driving Park to-day was postponed un Ui to-morrow on account or rain. TRAPPED IN THE NINTH Two Courses of Pie Served by Glade at Start.

TOWJTSEND SHOWED FUSE POEM Thing Got Tangled Up in the Last Effort and St. Louis Manages to Score the Run that' Spelled Victory HOI and Donovan Figure in the Bad Marks Official Score and Gamein Detail RESULTS OP YESTERDAYS GAMES. St. Ix tUs. 5 Washington.

4. Philadelphia. 4 Chicago. 8. New York.

Si Cleyelnd O. Detroit 6 Boston 3. WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY. Washington at St. Louis PhfladJphLa at Chicago.

New York at Cleveland. Boston at Detroit. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. W. L.

Pet. New York. 84 614 Chicago. 67 86 613 Boston. 55 35 611 Philadelphia 60 38 88 W.

L. Pet. Cleveland. 48 89 St. Louis.

85 48 Detroit. 85 63 898 Washington. IS 69 20T Special to The Washington Post. St. Louis Mo.

Aug. 5. The Senators off four runs In advance of the Browns to-day In game No. 1 of the current series of tour lost out by the narrow margin of one. It was not Jack Townsend's fault that he was returned a loser.

He twlrjed equally as well as Free Glade the giant right who op. posed him. and had the game been hon. estly played Itjwould have gone Into ex. tra Inning Glade when he faced the Senators It Washington last month.

made monkeys 01 them. He not only shut them out but he made fifteen of them fall on strikes hanging up the seasons fan. record. To day Glade was as a high-grade table dhots meal to the cellar champions It the first two rounds. A base on balls an three hits.

helped along by a steal and a wild throw by Catcher Kahoe net. ted the Senators three runs In the first Three more safeties. one a double gave another count In the second. Then Glade became It and Townsend got tagged The Browns. blanked In the opening Inning.

started getting gay with Dela. ware Jacks floaters in' the second and at the way mark had established a deadlock. The 4-4 score ran right through up to the Browns half of the ninth. Simply Exasperating. It was exasperating from a Washington standpoint how the locals won out.

Kahos began with a. fluky drive through Hill for a base. Tex. had he been on his good behavior ought to have fielded the cut. Newcomer Hines a Vicksburg Miss.

capture bunted. Hill got the sphere In plenty of time to head off Kahoe. at second but Tex bobbed up with another miscue. throwing past McCormick who ran over to cover the pillow Into right field. Donovan passed to the stand trying to head off Kahos third.

It was a lucky thing he did. for Kahoe had third any way. and when Patsy's throw bumped the fence Kahoe dashed for the par. 11 recovered and threw to Clark just In time to nip Kahoe. Glade then singled over second.

scoring Hines with the run that settled the I i battle. Washington began like a sure winner. Stahl walked and Hill sacrificed. Mc- Corniick singled scoring Stahl. Berry took second on the throw in and Huels- man counted him with a one to center.

The human freight car pilfered second. taking third on KVahoes overthrow. O'Neill slapped safely to left and Huelsman pulled up at the registering pan. Stahls double and McCormick's single were responsible for the run the Senators got In toe second. That Was the End.

After that Glade had them faded. base on balls and a fluky one were all the visitors got after the second. Stahls pass In the fourth came with. two out. and Hill left him on first by tapping weakly to Glade.

With' one out In the ninth Cassidy singled between Jones and Wallace. Clarke was thrown out by Moran and Cassidy moved up. Townsend's rap to Jones ought to have been a safety. It went straight to Tidy Torn. and he turned the assist at first.

It was the sharpest sort of a drive and had It gone a few feet to either side of Jones Instead of right at him Jt- would have been' a double or a triple. Attendance. 2261. The score ST. LOUIS.

AB. R. lB. PO. A.

x. Heldrlck. ci. HcmphlU It. I 0 1 3 0 Moran lb.

Wallace Jones. lb. Sugden lb. 3 6 1 12 Kahoe. Hlnes rt Glade Totals 33 5 10 27 12 WASHINGTON.

AB. R. lB. PO. A.

E. Stahl lb. 2 2 1 12 0 Hill Sb. McCormick. 2b.

Kuelsman It O'Neill. of. Donovan rZ. 4 0 0 2 0 Casstdy. U.

4 0 1 1 1 Clark Townsend. Totals. 33 4 7 25 13 3 One out when winning run scored. St. Louis 5 Washington.

Two-hue hit Stahl. Three-base hit Wallace Sacrifice bits Hill and Moran. Double play Townsend to Cassldy to Stahl. Stolen base Huels- mane Hit with ball Stahl Bases on balls Off Glade 1 off Townsend. 2.

Struck out By Glide 4 by Townsend S. Left on bases St. Louis. 6 Washington 4. Umpire Mr.

Connolly. Time game 1 hour end 40 minutes. MYSTERIOUS POWELL. Cleveland Unable to Solve Dark Secret of His Curves. Cleveland Ohio.

AS. 6. New York knocked Bernhard out In four Innings QJoore pitching shut-out ball during the remainder of the game. an error allowing New York to score one In the ninth Powell cuts a complete mystery to Cleve. land only two infield hits being made off him Until the ninth Inning.

Attendance 3548. Score Cleveland. A ii Eay of. 0 2 0 0 Flick. St.

00100 Lejole. 2b. 01511 Bradley. 3b. 0 1 0 0 Hlckman Ib 0 0 2 0 Lush.

It 00400 Busby c. 0 0 4 2 1 Bernhard. 0 0 0 0 New York. A Doughty. It I a 0 Neoler rt.

1 3 2 0 Elbrrfeld. 0 1 1 3 Williams. Zb 0 1 I 5 OGancel. lb. I 212 0 Faltz.

cf. 0 0 3 0 Turner as. 0 0 2 1 0 Coroy 3b. 1201 MoCulre a. 0 1 6 1 Powell p.

0103 Moore p. 0001 Totals. 6133713 Totals. 0 47 ClvIanit 00000000 0 New York 1 Ii 0 0 0 Earaed run New York 2. Hits oft Bernhard In 4 Innings 4 off Mcor In 6 innings.

First base on errors New York 1. Two hits Ganiel. DoushartyT and Conroy. Sacrifice hits Hlckman Felts. mud ElberiSld.

Stolen baj Bay Pelts Kielcr. and Camel. Double plsy LaJole to Turne to Hlckzoan. First base en balls Off Bernhard. 1.

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Ave. Cleveland 6 New York. S. Struck out By Berniard a by Moore. I by Powell.

6. Umpire Mr. OLoughlln. Time of game 1 hour and 39 minutes. TURNED TRICK AT LAST.

Detroit Defeats Boston with Young in the Box. Detroit. Mich. Aug. 6.

For the first time this year Detroit managed to defeat Boston with Young pitching. They hit fseely and earned every run while Mullln dWgood work on the slab and gave but one hit In the last six Innings. The fielding of the Bostons was perfect. Attendance 3000. Score Detroit.

fl A Barrett cf. 2 2 1 1 0 McIntyre. It 1 1 a 0 0 Robinson 3b 0 2 0 1 0 Crawford 0 1 2 0 0 Lowe. 2ta. 0 1 1 8 1 Carr lb.

0 213 2 2 Seville c. 0 1 8 1 0 OLtary M. 0 0 1 0 Mullln p. 12150 Totals. 4 12 27 18 Boston.

A Selbach. It. 2 2 1 0 0 Collins 3t 00020 Btahl. ct. 0 1 1 0 0 Freeman rt.

0 i 0 0 Parent as. 11440 LaChance lb 0 0 8 1. 0 Ferris. lb. 0 1 4 1 0 Ocriser c.

0 0 4 0 0 Young. p. 0 00 20 Totals. 3 52110 0 Detroit. 09003010 I 4 Boston.

3 named runs Detroit 4 Boston 2. Two-base hit Selbach. Three hit RoDlnson. Sacrifice hits Mclntyre Leville Collins ant La Chance. Stolen bases Mclntjre and Crawford.

First bass on balls Off Mullln I oft Young 1. I by pitcher By Mullin. 1. First base on errors Bos on 2. Left on bates Detroit a Boston.

4. Struck out By Mullln 2 by Young. a. Double play Parent to La Chance. Umpires Messrs Dwyer and King.

Time of game 1 hour sail DO minutes. ERRING EXTRAVAGANCE. Philadelphia Wins by Plays at Chicago's Expense. Chicago. Aug.

5. Chicago's errors were very costly to-day and gave the visitors three of their tour runs the other being earned on a single. a double and a long fly. The locals were unable to touch Plank except in the first and eighth when they bunched five of their hits. At- tezdance 8450.

Score Chicago. A nPhll delphla. II A Jones ct. 11100 Green. rf.

01600 Callahan. II 1 1 1 0 0 Isbtll M. 12182 Donohue lb. 0 113 0 0 Dundon. lb.

0 0 1 2 0 Tannehill. 3t 0 0 1 0 1 Sullivan c. 0 1 1 0 Owen p. 00140 Totals. 72715 8 Hansel If.

0 1 1 0 0 Pick ring cf O' 0 2 1 0 vis lb. 12920 L. Cross. So. 1.

1 0 0 Seybold. rt. 1 0 3 0 0 Murphy lb. 1 0 0 4 0 II. Cross.

as. 0 0 2 2. 0 Powers c. 01410 Plank p. 00830 Totals 4 52712 0 Chicago.

20000010 0 3 Philadelphia. 01000000 Left on. bases Chicago. 6 Philadelphia. 4.

Two. base hit L. Crews. Three-base hit Isbell. Sacri.

fice hits Plank and Murphy. Stolen base Callahan. Struck out By Owen. I by Plank. 4.

First base on balls Oft Owes 1 oft Plank 1. Wild pitch Owen. Umpire Mr. Sheridan. Time ci game 1 hour and 40 minutes.

AMATEUR BASEBALL. The Citeebros would like to arrange games with teams averaging twelve years. Address W. Walsh. 618 street southwest.

The Little Rocks were defeated by the Concords on Wednesday making their second victory off them. All teams averaging twelve years address challenges to S. S. Streb 427 street northwest. The Arllngtons challenge the following teams Dolphins.

Norris Peters Co. Bureau A. C. Primrose A. C.

Hospital Corps. Radfords Unions. Turner A. C. Address Charles F.

David. No. 60 street northwest. The Fifth Baptist Sunday-school team played Its first game Thursday afternoon. winning from the Calvary Baptist team by the score of 13 to O.

The features- were the battery work of Nugent and Se Foe and the home run hit by Capt. Carroll all of the winning team. The win. tier would like to arrange games with any uniformed teams. Address A.

W. Richards secretary 410 Seventh street southwest. The Atlaritics lost their third game of the season to the Invlnclbles by the score of 5 to S. Both pitchers were touched for' seven hits. Atlantics started strong.

making four hits in the first. Quantrllle. of the Invinclbles. pitched a good game and was given fine support. Score Atlantic 1 0000002 0 I 3 Invincible.

0 0 1 0 0 5 1 4 Batteries Atlantics Handlboe and Lewis lavln- ctt a Quantrelle and Cole. Junior Leagues Game Schedule. The game of the Jxydor Sunday-school League scheduled for yesterday was not played on account of rain. The east dia. mond of the ellipse his been secured for' the games.

four days each week and a postponed game between Faith and Beth any will be' played there to-day. The last time these teams met the game was called on account of rain. The games on the Ellipse will be played on Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays. Tuesdays and Thursdays the games will be played on the- east diamond of the Monument grounds as heretofore. Dumbarton to Play Picked Team.

The Dumbarton Clubntexi will be seen In a. game thls-arternoon at 4:30 on George town Field. which will show none but members of the popular organization of Georgetown. The regulars will oppose a picked team. which haa been.

carefully" selected with the hope of defeating the regulars. A large crowd of rooters Is expected to urge on both Bide NATIONAL LEAGUE. RESULTS OP YESTERDAYS GAMES. Cincinnati. Philadelphia.

3. Boston. 8 St. Louis. 2.

I Rain. Kaln- New York-Chicago Bain. WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY. Plttsburg at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Boston.

Chicago at Brooklyn. St. Louis at New York. STANDING OP THE CLUBS. W.

2. Pet. I W. L. Pet.

New York. 64 25 730 St. Louis. 49 44 527 Chicago. 54 as eOoBoston 2 69 379 Plttstmrg.

63 36 591 Brooklyn. 32 61 344 Cincinnati. 55 89 135 Philadelphia 25 65 278 WAS WILD BUT WON. McNickels Lacked Control but St. Louis Lacked Hits.

Boston Mass Aug. 5. 6. though lacking control. was effective to day.

Boston winning to 2. Delehantyt two-base hit scored two runs in the first Inning and bunched lute brought In Doe tons other run. A' wild pitch in the third and a bass on balls and Brains three-base hit in the ninth scored St. Louis' runs. At tendanee 1750.

Score Boston. A Geler cf. 0 2 2 Tenney. lb. I 018 1 0 Abbachloss.

1 2 3 0 Moran. 3 00070 Delehantylf 01400 Raj mer lb. 00240 St. Louis. A Farrell lb.

00611 Shannon rt. 1 0 1 0 0 Grady lb. 00410 Smoot. of. 01200 Brain Sb.

01010 Barclay If. 0 0 2 0 Carney. of. 12040 Shay as. 18230 Needham.

o. 1 1 4 1' MLean s. 007 1- MNlckelsp 01000 Dunleavy. 0 0 1 1 0 Totals. I 10 27 19 ll Totals 2 24 8 1 Boston.

20000100. St. Louts. 00100000 1 2 Earned runs Boston S. Two-base hit Delehanty.

Three-base hit Brain. Stolen bases Abbatlcchlo and Shannon. Double play Need ham to Tenney to Need ham. First base on balls OB McNlckels 4 off Dunleavy. 3.

Hit by pitched ball By Dun leavy Moran. Struck out By Dunleayy 6 Wild pitch McNlckels. Umpire Mr. Johnstone. Time of game 1 hour and 85 minutes.

LUCK GAME. Phillies Fill Bases with None Out but Cant Score. Philadelphia Aug. 5. VYlth the score tied in the ninth Inning.

the locals filled the bases with none out. but were unable to score. In the eleventh' Cincinnati scored three runs on two hits and two errors. winning the game. The fielding of the home team was ragged.

Attendance 1341. Score Cincinnati. II A El Dolan. rt. 2 2 6 0 0 Odwell.

If. 22400 Corcoran. as. 1 1 1 4 0 Stelnfeldt3b. 01241 Peltz.

lb. 0 114 1 0 WoodruffIb. 00260 Schlel. c. 0 1 I 1 0 Walker.

p. 2010 Ewing. of. 02100 Phlla. A Thomas of.

0 1 0 0 fluffy lf. 11100 Doom. If 00000 WolvertonZb 11241 McGee rt. 0 1 I 1 Oleason Ib Doyle. Ib.

0 111 1 Roth. 0350) Donohue. as. 0 1 3 2 Duuleby. p.

0 3 1 4 1 Totals. 5132316 1 Totals. 23 14 9 Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia. 0 3 Earned runs Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia. 1.

Two base hits Roth and Duggleby. Three-base hit Odwell. Sacrifice hits Odwell and Woodruff. Stolen bases Thomas and Roth. Double play Wolverton to Oleason to Doyle.

Left on bases Cincinnati 11. First base on. balls Off Walker I off Duggleby. 1. Struck out By Wakler 2 by Dubbleby.

2. Umpires Messrs. Zlmmer enc Moran. Time of game 1 hours and 17 minutes. OTHER LEAGUE GAMES.

Eastern League. At Montreal Buffalo. 2 Montreal. At Newark Newark two games post poned rain. At Jersey City Jersey City.

two games postponed rain. Southern League. At Atlanta Atlanta Shreveport. O. At Nashville Memphis' Nashrllle 2.

At Birmingham New Orleans rain. At Montgomery Montgomery-Little Rock. rain. American Association. At InJUn oi Indianapolis.

10 St. Paul L. At LoulSTllIe LonlsTlIle. Milwaukee. 2.

At Toledo Toledo 1 Kansas City. U. At Columbu Colombo I Minneapolis I. Sec and game Columbus. I Minneapolis 1 called a end of thirteenth toning darkness South Atlantic League.

At Charleston Sarannafc. 2 Charleston O. At MacoD QIaoon-JacksoaTlIle postponed we grounds. At Columbia Augoata. 1 Colombia Front Royal Defeated Harrisonbnrg.

Special to The Washington" Post. Front Royal Va Aug. 5. In game baseball here to-day the Warren Ugh Infantry. of this place defeated Harrison burr bw a.

score of to 2. MAY SAVED. All who have severe lung troubles need Dr. Kings New Discovery fxfr ConsumT It cures or no pay. AIl druggists' THREE CLOSE FINISHES WINS 33 PO1ThT BY A WAT1 Flying Ship and Augur Capture Their Events by Similarly Close Margins- the Last by a Bad Swerve Near the End Results on Other Tracks Entries for To-day.

Outcome Puts a. Crimp in the Saratoga Books. Saratoga N. T. Aug.

6 Str overnight events on to-day's card showed several good fields and some Interesting racing although no remarkable features were noted except close finishes In three' races. reen Croat from the stable of T. R. Hitchcock president of the local racing association won the third. a mile selling four lengths.

Consfderabfe money was taken from the ring In the fourth race which was won. by Woodrord Clays Outcome who opened at 15 and was played down to. 8. She won. by ahead In the last few Jumps.

Flying Ships victory In the first was 3y a scant head. Shrine cut but the race In that event and was Just nosed out at the finish. The success of Mr. Scenes Augur In the second race was also popularly applauded. Augur won only by staying St.

ellane In the last hundred yards. Waterside showed the way. but tired badly toward the end. Keynote proved himself a strong flnlsher the fifth event barely beating Conkling a neck-and-neck finish by three-Quarters of a length. Mirthless the favorite might have won the last event had she ruft swerved badly near the end.

finishing close to the outer rail. Cotillion was a length and a half ahead under the wire. Summaries FIRST SIX furlongs. Flying Ship. lii Ilelgeson 10 to 1 and a to 1 won Shrine.

Cormack to 1 ant 214 to 1. second Letola. 101 icrimmins 60 to' 1 and 15 to 1. third. Time.

:13 6. Adrutha Missing Link. Armenia Divina. Ocean Tide and Loupanla also ran SECOND RACE Five and a halt furlongs. Augur 119 S.

Martin 414 to 1 and 2 to I won St. Bellane 119 Redfern I to 1 and 2H to 1 see- and Jack lory. no Odom 4 to 1 and 2 to 1. third. Time 1:07 a-5 Agile Mlltless Allumeur.

Dandelion Waterside Bulwark. and Derry also at THIRD RACE One mile. Green Crest. 98 Tru- rff. 8 to I and to 1.

won Brooklynlte lcunz to 1 and to I second The Globe. 97 Croghao 100 to 1 and SO to I third. Time. 40 5. Glisten.

Ascetic. Requlter. Della of Belle Meade Monster St. Breeze Montebank. Wizard Champlain.

and Stone' Arabia also ran. FOURTH RACE Mile and sixteenth on turf. Outcome. 113 J. Martin to 1.

and 3 to 1 won New York 104 Crimmlns 4 to 1 and 7 to second Prince Chlng 104 Cochran 25 to. 1 and to 1 third. Time. 1:49. Claude Old Dome.

The Musketeer. Sate Grand Opera and Hlndred also ran. FIFTH RACE Mile and three-sixteenths. Keynote 103 Crlmrnini Stf to I and to won Conkling 99 Lee StolandStol second Palm Reader 100 Ollphant 12 to 1 and to I third. Time 2:01 5.

Lady Potentate Plara Maekey Dwyer Prince Salra Salm. Allan. Rymsitus. Dauphin Cottage Maid and Easy Street also ran. SIXTH RACE Five and a half furlongs.

Cotillion' no Redfern 4 to I and 8 to S. wont Mirthless 105 Travers It to 10 and 1 to 2 second Gold Fleur. 130 Shaw 15 to 1 and 8 to 1. third. Time.

1:08 5. Sparkling. Bedouin Calmness High Life Suffice. Go to Jiyin. Rose Mary Kane.

Halmire. Sportsman Dlzarlns. Dance Music. Kolaneka. and terrie Lassie also ran.

Following are the Saratoga entries for- to-mar- row First race Seven furlongs selling year olds and upward. Court Meld Castellan and Atwood 104 each Dick Brrard. W. R. Condon.

Monte Carlo Turnpike. Sidney C. Love. and Right and True 103 each Athel Witchcraft and Foxy Kane 98 each Old England. 95 Judge 94 Girdle 93.

and Belle Portlrnd. 91. Second The llaaverwick Steeplechase Handicap olds and upward about two miles and a half. Land of' Clover. 165 Pox Hunter.

282 Preagrare 152 Tip Gallant and Inspector Stevens ISO each St. Jude 148 Amur 145 Adjldaumo 140 Plying Virginian 125. and Alum Water. ISO. Third race The Saratoga.

Special year flv and a half furlongs. Sysonby Hot Shot and Brltlsber. 323 each. Fourth race The Great Republic 50000 three- year-olds end upvard one KXU quarter relics. Waterboy.

129 The Picket 126 Delhi 119 eeful Ill Knight Errant. lC9 Orey Friar 108 and Mer. curl 98. Fifth race One mile selling year tail upward. Fire Eater and Old England 108 each Homestead.

Locket Easy Street arid Sovereign. IDS each Pennant and Court Maid. 105 each Aurumas- ter. Irish Witch and Cottage Maid 104 each Sir Shep. Stlllcho Irascible and Unmasked 103' each Elliott and Agnes D.

102 each Canteen. 101 Naughty Lady 97 Phantom 93 Pong Pong-and Queen Belle 91 each. Sixth race Handicap year and upward one mile and a furlong. Africander 326 Pulsus 124 Tort Hunter and Graxlallo 113 each Cloverland 111 High Chancellor. 108 Carbuncle and Palm Bearer.

102. EASY FOR CLIFTON FORGE. Captures Third Event at Harlem Track Despite Weight. Chicago Aug. 5.

The feature event ai Harlem to-day went to Clifton Forge which gave away weight to everything In the race. and won as he pleased with a length to spare. The fight for second plans was a vicious one. Brancas trailed his field all the way but turning Into the stretch he got. through on the rail and won.

second honors by a head from Shawana. Weather clear and warm track fast. Summaries FIRST RACE Mile The Lady. 109 Mclntyre 3 Jo 2 won Ethylene 109 Otis 25 to 1 second Dr. Stephens 114 Domlnlck 15 to 1 third.

Time. 6. Mibel Richardson. Alll JVJrgle Inventor Kllmorie Hudson Royal Pirate and Longmore also ran. SECOND RACE Steeplechase short course.

Oliver Mo. 132 ICorby 35 to 1. won Trend the Mere 149 Posh 9 to second Sweet Jane. US Seaton 8 to 1 third. Time 5.

Siring- stead and' Dagmar also ran. Jack Doyle eu. Weird threw rider. THIRD RACE Mile. Clifton Forge.

116 Song- er 11 to 10. won Brancta 107 Larsen 4 to 1 second Shawana. 104 Homer 8 to 1 third. Time. 1:41.

Woods Parry Eaton Hood and Bontrier also ran. FOURTH RACE Five and a. half furlongs. Monte. 106 Henry I to 5 won Tom Shelly 210 Knapp 15 to 2 second Petit Due.

106 PeIcht to 1. third. Time. 3:07. Albert Fir.

Michael Byrnes Sincerity Belle Swedish Lad and Judge Trarner also ran. FIFTH RAGE SIX furlongs. Mansard. 109 Hot- Her 8 to 1. won Emperor of mdli 108 Felcht 8 to 1.

second Durbar. 98 Knapp 20 to 1. third. Time 5. Olympian Jim Hale Dragon Mayor Johnson.

Komombo Cyprtenne Sweetie and Jehane also ran. SIXTH RACE Six furlongs. Optional. 100 Shaver to 1. won Agnes Brennan.

93 Oregar 4 to 1 second Hirney. US lioer to 1 third. Time 1:13 6. Ernest Pattern Toni Mabin. Jacklull Marco.

Telfare and Ply Lady also ran. SEVENTH RACE Mlle and a quarter. Ex. central. 82 Audubon 18 to 6.

won Rottmonde 104 Oregsr to I second Jerry Lynch. 201 Knapp to 1. third. Time. 2:07.

Nitrate. Mar- cos Weinlck Prince of Pusan Arab. and Treesbu also ran. Entries for to-morrow First nee Six and a half furlongs. Nauun.

1131 Phil Finch. 102 Walnsmolnen. 147 Viols 100 and Delagoa. 107. Second race Four iM a half furlongs handicap.

Subtle 100 Mum. US Rams Horn 104 Useful Lady. 94 Allen Avon. 97 Lady EJlUon. Bill Kin- ty.

and Bologna. 95 etch. Third race One tail. tail one hundred yards the Mayvood Handicap. Havlland.

97 Miss Crawford. 104 Beau Ormonde. Ill Judge ltlmu. 108 Huzah 107 Tokalon. 133 Lurallgnter.

96 end Gragor K. 103. Fourth nee Six furlongs. Alma Dnfour and White Flume. 95 each Prince Silver Wings Bear Catcher.

and Anauiaaj 104 each Dalvay. 117 Mon astic. 100. and Kohlnoor. 107.

Fifth race One mile. Blrcobroom and ASols 102 each Talpa. 104 Incubator 107 Huzzab. Ha Prto- Tu1n. 108.

and Porisolues. 10 SUth race Jive furlongs. Plaunas 333 Moor ish I3amseiIAdy Ellison. The Frt. Lady Fashion La SsgUtee.

Hslnlog Leaves Intense and Irene a. fS etch yoectwot. peter- Durel. Matador Happy JiciC WeberOeUa and. 101 each.

Seventh jace One sad one miles sell- lag Ragtag. 108 Don't Ask Me. Mr Cixdisal Woi- ISEMAN BRO Outfitters for Both Men nd Boys. Corner Seventh. and Sts.

N. W. OPEN SATURDAYS TILL 9 M. Prices Touch Bottom. We have made the final reduction on ttte summer clothing.

You gain nothing now by waiting arid you may lose the chance of getting a fit in a style toyoux liking. The reduction. includes all the fancy summer suits piece and piece and if you come at once you get a selection of all the most up-to-date styles arid nobbiest effects to choose from. E. B.

clothing is often mistaken for fine custom work and in fact there is no difference except in the price and the label. This shows you how we have slashed into prices 667 for 835 for SpOO for 1000 for 51100 for 51235 for 51335 for 1500 for 81667 for Suits Suits Suits Suits Suits Suits Suits Suits Suits marked marked marked marked marked marked marked marked. marked 51000 51250 1350 51500 1650 1850 52000 2250 2500 Straw Hats Less Than Ct We are offering all the balance or our magnificent stock of Straw Hats at less than cost. as we have got to make a complete clearance preparatory to showing the new fall styles. iCy and Federal 100 each Tancred.

116 Jake Greenberg 101 Royal. 107 Ben Chanace 1041 Blue Mint and Frivol 98' each Maud Muller PI Sioux Chief 107. and Celebrstloo. 103. RESULTS AT ST.

LOUIS. Yada cets First Money in. Second on Account of a Foul. St. Louis Aug.

6. Lady Charles Yada Never Such. Floral Wreath and Woodlands were the winning favorites to-day. Floral Wreath got the verdict by a head from Frank Bell in the feature event. Yada.

was given first money because Wll- lowdene. which ran first. fouled him 100 yards from the wire. Never Such outclassed his field and Woodlands was much the best in his race. Track muddy.

Summaries FIRST RACE Six furlongs. Lady Charles 101 w. Watson 2 to 1 won Codex. 201 Troxier 7 to 1. second ftennette.

102 D. Austin 20 to 1 third. Time. 1:10 Blarney Girl. Lonlana Cardona Ore.

Z. and Baby P. also ran. SECOND RACE Five furlongs. Yada.

10 Troxler 7 to 2 won Way Teozpleton 95 Con- way 12 to 1. second Picture Hat. 103 J. Book- er 15 to 1. third.

Time lOiH. Leila Walter Candy Geaconne Monogram Miss Powell. Imp. Nepenthe. Limerick Girl.

Annlsquam. and Wlllovdene also ran. Wlllowdeae finished firE but was disqualified JOT fouling. THIRD RACE Ollle and an eighth selling. Never Such.

106 W. Davis 8 to S. won Albany Girl 106 1. Booker 25 to 1 second Brooklyn 95 T. way 12 to 1 third' Time 1330.

Ml Betty Caithneu Burrows Second Mate lve taVS Mildred 1 also ran. ITOURTH RACE Six furlongs handicap. Floral Wreath. 104 D. Austin 6 to won Frank Bell.

jog Rice to 1 second Commodore II C. Davis to 1 third. Time. 1:17. Otto surt also ran.

FIFTH RAOB-OTve and a half furlong. Woodland HO J. Conley to won DvCiclm. 103 H. Anderson 8 to 6 second Princess Orna.

102 ID. Austin 6 to 1 third. Time. 1:11. Kings Trophy also ran.

SIXTH RACE iMlle and twenty yards. Pourquol Pas 98 W. Davis 4 to 1 won Flyer. 91 Plunkett 3 to 1 second Imboden. 9 J.

Conway 10 to. 1. thir i. Time. 1:46.

Pathos Berry Hughes. Dolinda. Dr. Kid' Kings Charm Arnold IC. and Penila also ran.

Entries for. to-morrow First race Five and a. half furlongs selling. Renaissance La Princess Filler and Inflammable 95 each Tim Hurst. A.

Lady and Preventative 98 each My Eleanor 100 Fred Prlelmeyer. 104. and Mellwood. 109. Second race Seven furlongs selling.

Lena S. 91- Lady Lavish. 93 Radium. IS liucena. Metlakatla.

Kennlngton Sam Stephens Mohave and Miss Manners. 98 each Worthington 100 Pierce J. and Irby Bennett. IDS each. Third race Six furlongs.

Monaco Maid 94 Lucky Charm and. Dameron 99 each Dishabille and Red Leaf 205 each. Fourth race One mile the Mississippi Selling Stakes. Orient 90 Mafalda 97 Thane. 99 Hue.

103. and Charlie Thompson 107. Fifth race Mile and a sixteenth. Light Opera. Hsrmakli tad Claremont.

98 each lack Young 101 and Flying Torpedo. 108. Sixth race Six furlongs. Pollee Bergeres 98 Just So. Rebo J.

W. O'Neill. sad Iciwater. 105 eacly Six Shooter. 110.

Seventh race Seven furlongs selling. Aggie Lewis 91 Velol. Trspsetter and Joe Cans. 100 each Crime and Dolly Gray. 103 each and Opera.

tor. 113. Bad Day for Favorites. Buffalo N. Y.

Aug. B. Favorites fated badly at Fort Erie to-day not. one of them winning a race. Weather flue track last.

Summaries FIRST RACE Five furlongs. Kathryn 1. to 1 won Liberty Star. to 2. second toriii R.

6 to 1 third. Time. 1:03. sxiOYD RACB Seven and a half furlongs. Aden.

12 to 1 won Idle. to second Dynasty a to 1 third. Time THIRD RAJOB 4Ule and a sixteenth. Ogowal to 1. won Vallgrimbla.

a to 1. second Ruby Ring 4 to I third. Time. 60. FOURTH CE Seven furlongs.

Jigger I to 1 von Ollaotaur 10 to 1 second Florlsell to 2 third. Time. 1:25 i. FIFTH RACE Six furlongs. Basil to 1 won Annie Chapman.

3 to 1. second Joe Kelly. 20 to 1. third. Time 1:164.

SIXTH RACE Five furlong Bonn Sue. 5 to 1. won Precious Band. 7 to 1 second Sampan I to 1. third.

Time. 1:02 BUFFALO MEET CLOSES. Reorganized Club Talks of 10000 Stakes for Next Season. Buffalo N. T.

Ausr. 6. Buffalo closed its most successful grand circuit meeting In years with another good crowd and sharp racing- at KenUworth Park this art- ernoon. The feature of the circuit in Buffalo Is assured and. the reorganized Buffalo Driving Club la talking of 110000 stakes and other features In comparison next season.

To-day before the first heat of the 210 pace Ben F. sold as favorite over the field in pools of 150 to 32 and made good winning two straight heats In fair time. The 2:14 pace was a good contest and Snow had his hands full getting Black home VtIaVron urattan. or Commerce winner at Detroit. was a favorite in pooling at 50 to 15 before the first heat.

and was even favorite after Black Hal had. scored the heat. It was JSO to IS before the third heat. but Black Hal came. along- and nailed the.

heat and the race furnishing another upset. In a meeting which has been noted for the downfall of the favorites. The Electric City nurse of JSOOO for the 201V trotters was a- stirring event. Sweet Marie was first In the summary but three horses had each won a. heat sail every victory had been hard fought.

The days card was rounded out with. a. wagon race. In which three local Topsy and Dormeath com peted Topsy driven by George B. LaW- Bathing Suite From SOc up.

Complete stock Kodaks and Cameras Field. Marine and Tourist Glasses Tourist and Outing equipments Canoes. and Bicycles. Golf Clubs 150. Haskell Remade Balls.

375 dozen. Fishing Rods Reels Lines. Two Stores 909 and 025 Pa. Ave. mer.

of the local club. won two straight heats. Summaries 3:10 pace two In three purse 11000. Ben F. b.

g. by Eradtmlre We Ryder 1 I Miss Ophelia b. m. Hudson 3 2 Jhu F. gr.

p. Waiter 2 Roy' B. b. S. Bosemlre 4 3 Sadie Baron s.

or. Snov dl. Time 2 09i4. The Iroquois Hotel Stakes for 2:14 class pacers three heats purse 2006. Black Hal.

by. g. by Star Hal Snow 1 1 Baron Btattan b. g. Geets 1 2 Angus Pointer.

b. e. MacPherson 2 3 John Burns g. a. iHedrtck dls.

Time. 2:10 2 2:09. The Electric City Stakes for 2:11 class trotters three heats purse 5 COO. Sweet Marie. b.

m. by McKthney Smith 212 TUerton b. g. Iiowefl. 121 John Taylor.

E- S- Wilson 1 4 Robert 21. b. g. Geers a Lady Gall Hamilton blk m. Unison 4 5 Jud Green b.

g. De Ryder 6 Lady Patchle. b. m. Ecker 7 Nalla ro.

m. MoKay dl Kent. cii. g. Spear dls.

Time 2085i. 2:05 14. 29. RIPPLE WON STEEPLECHASE. Judges in Norfolk Races Held that Gathright Crowded Taylor.

Special to The Washington Post. Norfolk. Va. Aug1. 5.

Though victory' fell to Ripple it was Miss Chaffln who went under the wire first In one of the most Interesting steeplechase races ever witnessed at Mariners track. Though he had been seriously Injured yesterday Robert Taylor gamely rode Ripple with a bandaged head and one stirrup as be broke a stirrup strap in taking the first fence. The award of the race to Ripple was due to a decision of The judges that Gathrlght had crowded Taylor to the fence in coming down the stretch but this Gathrlght Denies. The heavy and constant rain prevented the attendance of a large crowd on the final day of the meet here and as the track was heavy not much sport was manifest in the mud contests. The summary follows PInsr EVENT 50 class trot purse WOO.

Atblna Prince Dan. Bros. A 122 Wellon Boy a. g. Dr.

L. D. dill 211 Lady Ella Lou. hr. re.

August ftlyer Mist Toodles b. in. W. Bernard B. R.

C. a g. W. R. 6te Ida 0.

hr. m. Charles Atkinson Tine. 2:51. 2 35.

2S314. 2SIL SBCOMD EVENT 2 SO class pace purse 300. Blackbird hr. re. E.

31. fllAke 1 1 4 Lydia S. b. re. C.

W. French 1 The Blk bit. g. C. W.

Merkle 2 2 Lady ay. b. in. George Thomaa 4 4- Time. 2:32.

5:2314 22814. THIRD EVENT Steeplechase two-mile coarse purse 200 Ripple Taylor 1 Miss Chaffln OathrlgM 2 Montrip Trumbuss 3 Conflicting Evidenc Ev 4 Time. 4- POtTtrfl EVENT Running halt a mil beat two In three purse 350. Perplexity 1 1 Silver Dell 2 I Vibrator 4 Pride of Hampton 4 Time 0:52 0 52. Settled according to summary National Trotting Association rule.

stipulating raring Mops at sunset. DELMAR BREAKS RECORD. Trots the Half Mile in 0:59 a at Bud- son Rivet link. Poughkeepsie N. Y.

Aug. 5. The feature of the trotting meeting at the Hudson River Driving Park to-day was the breaking of the mile record by Major Delmar. who went the distance In 691-2 seconds breaking his own. previous worlds record of 1:01 made at Memphis on October 23.

1902. The 2:17 trot was easily won by Mbrn the favorite in straight heats. In tha 30 pace Roland Reed was the- favorite but after the first heat waa no match for Fred. N. which sold In the.

field before the race. Olive Wood. win. ner of the 2:08 pace. was a favorite anti made good after the first heat.

The 2:19 4 8 4 5 4 5 6 1 trot was unfinished. Ora Janaen having two heats and Florence Low. one. Bum- maries 2:17 class trotting purse. 33000.

Morn by Alerton won la straight heats Intact second Pat Ford third Oraydan fourth. liszt time 2O2K. Four starters. 2:20 class pacing purse 33000. Fred K.

by Dizicer won second. third and fourth heats and race Roland Reed won first beat and second money Harry third Little Jay fourth. Prtnc4 Onward end Roy D. Iso started. But time.

lo second heat. 2:06 class pacing purse 605. OUT Wood by Norwood. wen second. third end fourth ats and' race Little Fred won first heat and second money Dandy C.

third Centrlflo fourth. Brown Heels and Derdina. also started. Best time. lOOtt.

to' second heat. 2:11 class trotting unfinished purse. IMO. Or Jensen won first and second heats Florence Low. won third heat.

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1 6 21 Te WUlntol' Olt. LuIs The Senatrs ot tou rns avance Brow to i gae te curenl seres nao' margi I wa Tow. faul retured twhj equaly wel Fed Glade gat rght-hader him ad ha te gae 1een ly played Itwould ta Jnnp Glae. Washigon out mde ffeen hangng seans ta. record T.

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Vickburg capure. buntd. HU sph re tme ot KahoE sond. wth a- throwin McCorick rn piow. ril feld.

Dnovan st nd of Khoe at I thrd bumped Khoe th HJI tme Khoe. ove wih setted batte. Washngton winIr. Stah HU jarifced Corick singld Stahl In. counte wih Khoes OYlr- thow.

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2 2 1 0 O' HemphU. It. 0 Morn. a 0 O. 0 3 0 Wlace 1 1 2 8 0 4 1 1 1 1.

0 0 0 c. 3 0 1 5 0 1 Hlesr. 4 I 4 0 0 GIde p. 4 0 1 0 5 0 Tl. 2 1 WASHNGTON.

A. Stahl 1 0 Hi. Ib. 0 0 1 4 2 McCorIck 2b. 4 1 2 0 1 0 Huellma.

I. 4 1 1 3 0 0 ONIet 4 0 1 1 1 0 Donov. 2 CasIdy. 0 Clark c. 4 0 0 5 1 0 Townenl p.

4 0 1 0 5 0 Tt. 725 whel wll ln rl sored. St Lul. 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 5 Wuhson. 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tobe thl.

Treebue Walace ScUlce htHi ad Moran Double' Play Townand Calldy Stbl. Stolen bseHuell ma HIt wih bal balsf G1d. of 2 Strcl out-By Towend beSt Lull. WUhl OI 4. COlnoly.

ot cmel hon Id 4 mlnuta MYSTEROUS Clevelat Hi Cues. Clevelad Oh1' New Bernhrd Inings. ioor pichng Ial durng th' remider alowIng Yirkto nnt. Powel ws myster nd. Infeld hts bng mde ot hm uml nnth Inng.

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DetrpitDefeats wth i Box For frst tme ths Dtroit fEat ih piching. ely ever run. whie ulin dW" good ht sx ining. he feldng Atendace. 30.

Scor Detit Iston. RHO Barett. c. Slblh. I.

I Colul. lb. 0 0 0 2 0 Roblnln. Stahl c. Crwtord Fean Lwe.

Pant ss. 1 1 0 lb. 21 LCoce Bvle Ferla 2. OLe 01 Cler. c.

4' Muln. 1 1 5 0 0 0 2 0 TotaS. 2 1 0 DerIt. 0 0 0 0 a 0 1 0 Bston. 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 Ere rnDtroi Boson.

To hl Selboc. Tee Robinson. Bcrilce hlMcIntre Clns. ad Chace. bseMcIntyre ald Ca10r.

FNt ba. batf Muln. of pltcherB Mulin. 1 Ftrt ton. Lft baeDtrolt Strck out-By Muln Youlg play Cance.

UmplrMQssrs Dyr ad Te camel hor ad mlnuta. ERNG EXTR AGANCE. hladelphia Chcagos Exense. 5. erors ver costy tody te visiors rns oter bing eare a ad fy.

Te unble Plnk. excet frst fve hts. teldace. 84. Clca.

RHO E' PhiadelphI JonE. 1 1 1 0 0 Hnrl If. r. 0 1 I 0 0 PIckEing. 1 Claha 1 DIs 1 9 2 0 IbeI.

1 3 1 8 2 Crs. b. Sybold r. Dn on. b.

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1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 03 Ihlad lphle. 0 1 0 00 0 0 0 3 Llt hlcago. Phiadelphia I Co Thr-bM hl Scr- lce hltPllk Id Murh. Solen basla- Strck out-By 1It bse Oe. PIlk.

Wid pichOwen. UmpIreMr. SherI Tm gal hou nd mllute. AATEUR BASEBL. Cesbros lke gmes wth tams yeara 6 Te Litte Rock Concord Wednesdy.

mang their I vctr of Al teas agng telye. year adress chalenges Sreb 42 nort west. ArUngons chalenge tolown Nors Co. A Prmrose A Rords Trner A 6 steet northwest Frh Baptst tem' it fst aferoon. wining Calvay Baptst scae 1 featurs' bater ad rn Cr- 101.

al wning lke aran gaes wlh uniormed team. Addrss A RIcards. serta 4 Svet steet I southwest Te AtaUcs thir gme sason te 3 pitcher AUatcs stated tou his frst Quantr1e. InVncibles. ge wa gven fe supprt H.

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FIdays. an Satudys. I Tes aysad Thurys th ge wll be te e. at' Monuent goudashertror bon PlyPicec Te eDubatonCubmew I i gmethireroonat4 Gore- tw Feld. whchw memrs tepopu 0JgmsaUon Gortownergw oppse piced ta.

whch bn cr ty selededwih' hopot deteatg te regIAuecrwdofrte i e- Jected uxeonbtcs vP i RESUTS YSTERDAYS GAES. ClnclntlIhlldeph2. PttburrIln. York WHR PIt.bu/ Ctchmatl Botn blco Brookn STADLG CLUS pct 19. St Lull.

494 Chicgo. 5 6DIBOon. 88 Plttburc. 5 88591 Brooklyl. 3 6 Clcllnt 6 Phl1delphl.

28 AS ILD Lacke Lul Lacke Hts. Bost Mas. 5. thoug lackig efectve to Boton winnng. 2 Dlets two ht sored rn te frst inIng.

hit Bs- wid pItc thrd bae ball ad Bran's thrbas scord at Lui rns A tendnce. l7. Sor RHO AE St Lul. RHO Geer. OFrel 0 0 6 1 0 Shanon.

Abbchlo II. Gray. 0 0 4 1 0 Mora. 31. 0 0 0 7 0 0 1 1 0 0 Delbantyl 0 1 4 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 amer 2b.

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FIrt bs" 01 blOf ef Dunleay. pithed By Dule. MeraD Stc out-By 6. Wid pltchMcNlckla UmpireMr. Johatone.

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Leage. Yontrat-Boaht. MOlt1 a. cael. pst I pnd rIn.

Jesey ltmor.le CI to pu. psne rin I I Souther Leage. AtlAtI1.rShreTPo lhvleeDphu I iuhv1e. t. Blrlnl OIKnl.

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1 plll cUe at ed tent 1n1 4k. Sout AtntcLage ot CrleannnD t. Cletn' a T. Papne Club UIu CI Frott RoalDeeded aonbu Sel wuncpoa. nty gaeot I bebaher t8J.

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atough remakabl wee nae ecept cose fses Itreres Gre Ces. rom te Hccockpeslde te el ring asoatoI thi meselng. by fou lens te tom rng fouth race whic wa Woofor CysOut come opene 1 ad wa playe dw 8 a ea i te lt ps FlYg vcor ft wa by a scnt he. Shie ct te pac event justnose te fih The succ ne' A1Jn th seod rce wa aso Augr out las hudd yads. Wateide te by towad te end Keyote prov hmselfa 9rng fnlser I ft event barly beatng Conkig i a fsh 1 gh.

Mrtle te favorte. miht wn lst J6 sweed. ne te ed. fishig cose outr rl. Coon wa lengh' 1a1 unde te r.

Summies FIT RClx fron FylC 1 elgesn 1 1. 1 Shie 1 Crck a' ad 2 scnd Ltla 10 tCmmls nd 1 1 trd Tm. 1 3- Adrth Amenl. Dlvl- ton. Tde.

nd Lupala Iso RCEFin ad a hat furlonga 1. Mari 4 nd WOI BeUne 19 Redfer nd 2 1. i Lr Id third 1:0 Agle. M11tel8 Auu ndelol. Watealde.

Bulwak Id Der all ra RCne mie. Crest er 1 Broklynlte. 101 I ad seond Cgha. 10 nd thir Tme. 1 4 5 GIten AceUe.

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tu. Otme. 1 Matn ad 1 NeW CrImmIn nd 6. 10 Prnce Chig. Cocha ad 1.

tir Tm. Muketer Sal Grne Opr. Hlndred alO FIF RCMle nd thre-siteenths. Key- 3 l' ad Cnklng. Ue 8 tol Id 3 1 Plm Reder Olphnt 1 Idl 2 01 5 Wy Potentt Fara Mekey Dwye.

Slm Slm Ala. Hymtta Cttage Mad. ad Eay Stret Is ra RACE-Fn ad blf turlong Cotlon. Reern ad won lh- les. Tnen nd 2.

Gld 10 Shw 1 ad I tird. Tme. 5. Sprklnc Clmnel Lte. In H.I- mir Sprtlma.

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Cndon. Clo. Trpike. Sidey LT. nd ad Te 103 Athel.

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18 Presrv Tp GalLut II 1pector Snas. 1 JudelU Au. I5 AdJldauD 14 FylncVnla 1 Alu Waer. 13. I TIrd raceTe SatG SpecIa ld I tv.

8ysuby. Shot ad Brltse. 13 er. Ful rTe Reublc 50 ld. ed up.

ne aoneuaer mle. Ltrboy 1 Te PIckt 16 11 etul Kigh Ert Fa 108' ad cur. Fft re mie alt threyeuold a upwa Fr Od eah Hometead. Loket. Esy Steet a SoverIgn.

ech Penant Id ur ech Aur- Irs Wich an Cttge ea Stlcho. Iraclble Uned. eah Ellot Id Aes 102' Cteen Ldy Phtm. Fong nd Bele. ech Sixt race-Handicap treyea-ta 11 up mie Acde.

16 Plua 1t For ad Grlalo. 13 ec Covrlad. Caclor. 108i Cbcle ad P4m Bear CLION CaptuesThid Hrlem Tack Cbcag. 5.

featue at Hrle to went Clfon Frge gve aWa3" toeverthng te plea. wt lenh fght second pla. wa a on. Bracas trle feld te wy turing setc tugh ta rl SoC- honrs had Shawan3. Weth cea ad wa ttt Su mrieS IRS Te Ldy.

10 McIne WOI Eylene 1 OUa. 2 1. scnd D. Sehenl 1' minick 1 1 third Te. 1 2- ibl Rlcldson Ale rle Hudln.

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te and Daga 1 rl. Jek Dyle fell thr. THID le. Clfon Fore 11 Sng 1 Brnca. 11 Lnen 1 scond 1 Tie.

P4 Rbi Hod. a Suter. al il1TH RCFn ad a hlf furlon. 10 Heu 5 Shely. 10 1 1.

atnd Pet uc. 10 thir. Tme. Alber F. chal Bye.

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app tird. Te. 1:13 5. Olypin Ji Don or Johnln. Kmomb.

Cree ad Jee I r. SITH 1 frlonp Otonal. 10 JShuer 1 on Agne Brnan. Oregr 1 lcnd Hrey. 11 Holer 1.

tr Tme. 1:1 Eest Frm. TOl bi Jackull Mrc. Tela. Ic Ldy ala rn.

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ad Gfo K. lOa Fu ltlrlon A D01 ad Wle JU' Pn SlTr 1n. 1. Ctr ad ALn114' ech Dn7. on l0.

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ti Hp Jie WebllcC 10 eh iJ Sve tfce a4 onetnU. m. wg iJE i AN RO OteforBMe ComerSeventha ESts. SATUR YS 9P. Bottom I.

mde fnal reuc- tIe summe cothing. gan nothng ard lo te cance. of get ng 1 ft toyou likng. Te reducton incudes. al sum 2 I a al mot uptodte efecs cothing mistaen fne custom di- prce ad te label i slshed prces i 66 rked SI3.

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Wodand te i hs rce Trc mud Summaes I RESx fulong Ldy CrI. won 1 Coex Toler 1 aecnd ste 10 Aual 21 1 thr. Tme. 1:20. iXrey Lnlal" C.

don. Or aa Ib auo ra. S1' fulong. yda 10 ro- 2 ly Te leton J. COI- wy 1 Iend PIcur aal 1 1 1 tr.

Tie. 1:04 Ll Iun Wale Cy. Gconn IonocYla Poel. I. NEentl.

Lmerick Gil AJqum 11 Wlowde alsran Wlowdne lhe4 In dl ulled foullg. RD Rle nd elg 0111. lner 10. Dels Grl. 100ker 2 1 aecnd Broklyn.

Cay 1 1. thIrd. TI 0. I. 1y.

Ctea. iu wl. 1 ealn 1' ided a rn IOURT SI furlong hldlOP. Wret. 10 U.

Aun 5. Fk Bel. 10 tice I to 1. Ind Cmmore Dva 1 tr. ie 1:1.

Ott alO ra IH Rn ani ldf fulonla tn 10 Cnley 5. cla 10 6 aeconl Or. 10 oultn 1 tid. 1U Kng. Try al ta SH le tenly 9 C.

Ivla to 1 WOI Flyf 1 tPJulk. 1. ond 9 COD wy 1 tird. Pathol. Bnr Dolnd.

Xe KIng. Chm. Aold K. n4 Feni 10 Etrie tomorrow Frt rcln hlt Hlnc. Renalsce rnce" Pler Inlammble ech Tm Hurt Ld Id Pvnttve 1 Eleaor.

10 Fd 10 nd MelwoDd Scond rueSeve 1 flong. elng Ll. 11 Ldy Lvllh. RadIum Hucel" Metl- kta. Ken1lnson.

Sm Mhn nd Mil Manen. worln Plec nd Benett rcSI furlonll onaoo Mld 9 Luck Cha Daeron. ec Dlhble I La ech rclne mie Mlalalppl Selne Orient 9 Mald 1 The. 9 HI. ad' Chale Fit raMie lteelth Llht Ora Hakll.

Claemont I e1 Jac. YOIL nd To pede. Slth rcSI 1010 Bercer. So. Reb.

ONel Ictr ecl Shoetr. 10. rceen flonll nilng. Acce Lwll. 1 Trpletter Id Oane 10 Crie Doly ec ad O.

ns Favorte. Butalo 5. ad For Eie winnng re. fe trac fat. Sumaie :9 ve turlong.

Kathrn 1. to 1 OI Lberty S. to CODI 1111. n. 8 1 td 1 :03.

Sven hal furlonP 1 1 I cond ynU. 1. thi. Tm. 1:35 THID R.le nd atent.

Oowal. Vallrbla 1 IendRuy tc. thr 1 :60. F01RT RACSenn trlonga. 1 notur.

1. eond Olorl tIr iIF RAESix tulonl" ul. 1. Chaman 1 Ind XU7. 1 tlr.

Tme. 1:18. SITH Ive turon Bnnie I Prec0U 1 ond 511 1 tlcd Tie. 1:0 UF AO MET Rergae Ta Stae Ne Season Buao. Au 6.

closd succesful gad crcui meetng year aother goo sba ranK at thi eron. crcuit Buao i aured ad Iualo DVng tlkng noo tes ad teaures cmpa1on seon Today trJt 2 pc Ben F' astavorle te feld mde good wnning strh hut tme Te wa contest ad hd hs hd gettJg Ha. home' Han Grttn the hmbr of Comerc wier Detoit. a favorte I wolg at Sbeforo trt ar wa een fvorte Jlck. he I W8 bfore td het bt Blck cme aonlad.

naed re furhng' anoter i a tnt. ben nted dowotthetavortes Te Electc CUypus 0 te tterwa a. stis wa nt i te suma. the hone hdeach het ad ever Vctorhdbenhdtough i Te dT cd wa rouded wih wanrciwhchte 10cU or. aubuTp andDe mc QPsi" vebGr ELU I Bating Suit.

ock Kodks era. an Tourst Gla es Touris an Outng eQup- ment. Canoe. Glf Club. 16.

Bals. 75 Fshing Rod. Rels. Lnes. alfor I 25 Ave I I te locL atraght Suzmaries :10 thre pur 10.

Brdtmlre 1 Ophela Hud8n. 2 aner 4 8. (06rln.4 SdIe Bern. 41. Tme.

2:09 Te IrCuola Stael :14 cli raen thre heat pU" UO I mck Ha b. St Ba Snow. EaO Brttn Gee Ani. Mahelon tHedrck 4. Tme.

:10. 2:01. Eictio Stae tOl clal totr I r' 4 e' p' I t- 7 I :4. rEHE ASHft i i Cos I SAVETHE I 4 I SackSuits 01333 i I Toorder znmcr orderof Suitingafor I 645. I i ND CO9o6 I i 1 Frank gra ere under I 4 olntz wa poin thedny racebetween.

44 of-New Woa 2:43 Won A. Won Lynbro 5. Won oerke i I lwo I IV 1:46 35. I Won I. Won SO 4:1 amateurnationsi oa.

p. Time 5 Wen OliverDorlon ove John 1 I. I. othercoaches. I SO i ball I I an I respons eavy on Fred a I I JiIY.

wereplaeed underthe then i Ii V. b. 3 oyedto I to S. and wu mberiand i11. V.

84Sixth. 54 239 5O 15 0' I 1 Alban' Wilson.3 TO vi tu 3 I a 5 anc 3 I i i ant I year-Nash 3 I I 3 3 i 1 hi a I 1 pas 1' 5 fo 1 3 a I 1 ie 0. at fo r. Stanle nded azu I I ar ant en ha L- gao a arounc I. boddeV a re Wedisday pja In tow ii Ai L- The I TRAPPEDItITHE V.

FiN Ef- an pell Victoxy-HIIJ Game j. YESTERDAYSGAMES StLoulj NewXork. a Dtrolt4 Doston3 2 52 42 5 PT 1 t. curren I. I- tm Innl igs I bt Ie I an gay 1 an tothe Hill A etween would 4 If I 1.

4 Kahoec 2 Hinesrt. 1. 2 1 I I 1 1 I i. it. Clarkc I StLouts o- I hit Wallace.

hits-Hill Heels. bilStbl 5 St. Mr. game I allowIn RH I I I Lajoie2bOiSllElbeTfeld. usOliSt I ZOWilltanti2b0 HlckmanlbO 5 21201 Luahl1----- OOSOOFnltzcf00301 I 1 11 5 New New' 1 hits hits play.

Off I By Mon ster forCase 24 oni I I CAI YLOO uU foectearaswellas IOO. I5Ot SizeI3 to2L VV I- I Duringthe I I I I I I LV AI4 I buying off I I ROw. If Vt. if. I VV.n I V5 12OOVSUItS i 6 4OO anZ out-By Umpire-Mr.

game For RobineooSbO2OtOStahlcf01100 i LoweZbOltSlParent OLearyss0Oi3 00 400 iluultnplZlSOYOuogP 00020 5 24 10 4 runs-Detroit Mclnt3re Mclntyro Off pItcher-Dy Dos. Detroit. play Mgssrs. game 450. nphuladelphla.

All lf Greenrf0l 600Pickringc20021 1110 SulltvancOlZlOPowersC0141C 0 0 S-I Chicago L. Isbell. hits-Flank Calla Off pitch-Owen. Umpire-Mr. game 6l Bu- 1 0 3 1 520050100.5 1 eA.tlantica ctble Qutatralleajici JtiIor a I Ia 1 th Alargecrowd ofrooteyg onbotha16e r9V 5 York-Chicago-Rain Pctl 4 600 BoSton.

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