The Buffalo Enquirer from Buffalo, New York • 8

8 mn? "PTTTT'TT' at Trr- TTTT? TOIXTQUAV TTTTV tA -in-irt aiBjsss-sasjaji Club Boxing News in All States Baseball in Racing Items Rowing Tennis, AH Leagues I oi All lracics Activities Golfing no -v i r' CARL ESCHERICH. RACE SELECTIONS DASHES HAMILTON MEET AND VELGDiM STARS I SPORT COMMENTS By EDWARD TRANTER. CENTAUR'S SELECTIONS FOR TO POPULAR EVENTS tar. OPENS JULY 24 RACE TONIGHT Syosset. Fifth race Hands AH Round, FriloUe.

DAY AT WINDSOR. First race Regina, Cardome. Milestone. 4 Second raceUsewit, nghorne. Miss Sixth race-Lord Reckvale, Woodward, Touch Down.

Gayle. Third race Panzareta, Iron Mask, Re ENQUIRER MEET. FEATURE EVENTS. RUSSELL FORD'S unconditional release by the management of the Buffalo Federal team is really the sensation of the local baseball season. The announcement of President Robertson that the once great spitball artist had been turned from' the fold of the Still Number of Horses Quartered at the Trac Across the River, Passing Up Detroit.

sign. Fourth race Waterbass, Slumber Rancher. fit th race Seagram's entry, Armlne. Good Shot. Sixth race Donald MacDonald, Guide Post, Prince Eugene.

Seventh race Cannonade, Encore, Carl Escherich of Germany Employed Boys of Buffalo Will Have Great Outing at Crystal Beach on uly Buf-Feds comes as a big surprise to fandom, although the student of WINDSOR. First raoe-r Regina, Cardome, Milestone. Second race Ueett. Colle, Miss Gayle. Third race Panzareta, Back Bay, Iron Mask.

Fourth race Rancher, Waterbass, Slumber II. Fifth race Mandarin. Armine, Good Shot. Sixth race Donald McDonald, Prince Eugene. Guide Post.

Seventh race Cannonade. Dundreary, Burwood. Clear and fast. baseball was aware of the faet that this season has been an exception and Eddie Harmer of Milwaukee Here for Special Match Race. 24.

CENTAUR'S SELECTIONS FOB TO- ally poor one for the former Yankee star slab artist. Notwithstanding the faet that the release of Russ Ford brings with it a tinge of regret to his many local friends admirers and to some of the newspaper DAT AT BELMONT PARK. First race Leo Skolny. Quartz, He, Will Second race O'Sullivan, Superstition, One week from Saturday Hamilton's second and final 1915 meeting will be inaugurated, and will continue for seven days. From Hamilton the runners will then move on to Fort Erie for the second gathering of year at the track across the river.

This means that racing in this vicinity will continue for some days to come. At Windsor today the Frontier handicap will jumps in the field events and the The splendid motor-cycle, racing pro scribes who had learned to like him, the action of the head of the dashes on the running track are prov Lord Marshall. gramme that has twice been scheduled NAVEMAN'S SELECTIONS FOR TO- ing the most popular with the working for the Velodrome, Military road and the Federal club is to be upheld by the baseball public. Third race Fernrock. Success, Plumose.

Fourth race Borrow, Tartar, Strom- boys who are flooding the office of DAY AT WINDSOR. First race Regina, Bernice, Iolite. Second race See It. Lanshorne. Cliff boll.

It's no use carrying deadwood on any professional organization or city line, and twice postponed on -account of rain, will take place tonight, with ad Secretary Klemer with 'entries for THE ENQUIREK and Central T. M. Edge. business institution. If a man is unable to produce what his employer Third race Iron Mask, Panzareta.

Back ditional and extraordinary features mapped out by the management. Tonight Fifth race Syossett, Frijole, Foxcraft. Sixth race Lord Rockville, Trumpeter, Woodward. BELMONT. First race Quarts, Leo Skolny, Capra.

first annual track and field meet for employed boys. Only a week re-; mains in which to center. The outing Is Bay. Fourth race Rancher. Royal Slum is also Optimist club' night, when members, their wives and sweethearts, will expects of him he must suffer the inevitable.

Happily in the case of Russell Ford the unconditional release was not entirely unexpected by the great pitcher. A man of broad mind, a scholarly gentleman, his ber II. to take place at Crystal Satur Second race O'Sullivan, Guy iayt July 24. The fast quarter mile assemble at the 'drome 'to see the sensational speed merchants in various races Fifth race Mandarin, Armine, McBride. Sixth race Donald MacDonald.

Guide track and mammoth- stadium have been of thrilling character. The Optimist club vision was expansive enough to know that he had not produced what post. Prince Eugene. turned over by the Lake Erie Excur Seventh race Encore. Burwood, Syrian.

slon company for the exclusive use of nas donated a trophy to be awarded the winner of a special race named la honor of the club. the boys on that date. Coin. Third' race Gipsey George. Fernrock, Plumose.

Fourth race Borrow, Tartar. Strom-boli. Fifth race Syosett. FrIJolee, Zellwood. Sixth race Lord Rock Vale, Trumpeter, Woodward.

Cloudy; fast. KINGSTON'S SELECTIONS FOR TO With Jumps and sprints crowded, the middle and longer distance races. Two new faces will be seen 6n the DAY AT BELMONT. banks tonight. One is Carl Escherich of and the weight throwers offer a large ieacure tne opening day's card, and fine field Is entered for the fixture.

There are still a number of horses at Fort Erie, some of the stables having remained over for the Hamilton and Fort Erie meet, passing up Detroit in order to re3t up for the other gatherings. The bookmakers will be in evidence at the Hamilton meeting. When the other tracks on the circuit decided to install mutuel machines this season the Hamilton Jockey club favored the pencilers for this year at least, and a large number- of the best known bookmakers who follow the Canadian circuit will be seen in line. Feature race on opening day will be the Prince Edward selling stakes. This race is at a mile and a sixteenth and is for three-year-olds and upwards.

The eligible list is a fine one, and a good contest should result. Undoubtedly the Hamilton Jockey club will make arrangements with the railroads whereby special trains will run to Hamilton during the races. A special rate, too, will likely be made. First race Leo Skolny, Lady Panchita, Berlin, Germany, the champion motor- Chamnion motor-cvele racer of Her Fen Mouse Inducement for entry by the boys. Running in a smaller field there is greater opportunity to win the valuable lin, Germany, who will ride in.

cycle racer of the kaiser's empire, who will ride the fastest machine ever built, and the other Is Eddie Harmer of Mil Second race O'Sullivan. Sunerstition. Lord Marshall. special match, race tonight at the Velodrome. msaais offered by THE ENQUIREK.

Third race Fern Rock. Plumose. Sun waukee, who was the riding sensation The three specials, closed to boys of God. Fourth race Borrow, Norse Kins. Tar tar.

of last season at the Velodrome. They have come to Buffalo to compete in a special match race which will bring them In competition with those other two world's champions. Brownie HINDOO'S SELECTIONS FOR TODAY AT BELMONT. First race He Will, Fen Mouse, Quartz. Second race O'Sullivan, Guy Fisher.

Lord Marshall. Third race Success, Hands Off. Plumose. Fourth race Borrow, Tar Fifth race Syosset, Frljolee. Little RUSS FORD QUITS was.

demanded of him and that he was "to be released, because he once declared that if he could not win the games expected of him he wanted to be let out. In other words, Ford did not expect to live on his reputation of the past and draw the highest salary of any twirler in the league. The prohibition of the emery ball was the undoing of this former wonderful moundsman. The powers that be decreed that the emery ball should not be tolerated in the game. This peculiar ball was the foundation upon which Russell Ford had built his success and reputation.

Without, it he could not be the mystifying individual to the opposing batsman. With it he was the engima of the baseball world. The fact that Ford has won only two games this season is the best evidence of the truth that without the emery ball he was practically helpless in the game. He was like a gun without ammunition. Fortunate for Russell Ford he has no cause for Worry.

He is reputed to be fairly comfortably fixed with this world's goods. He is tiugn. Sixth race Lord Rockvale, Trumpeter, Costumer. THE KEDS the Central Y. M.

C. A. meet over the diamonds for first prizes, the scheme PLAYED GOLF IN THE HEAVY RAIN Deprived of Emery Ball, AMATEUR OARSMEN IN TRAINING Carslake of Australia and Jimmy McNeil of Los Angeles. In addition to this fovr-cornered event McNeil, the man who broke the world's record for one mile, negotiating the distance in 35 2-5 seconds, and Carslake. the lonsr distance record holder, will ride their final heats in their special international match race for a purse of 1.500.

The Buffalo Motor-cycle club will have a novel parade from the clubhouse at Chippewa and Franklin streets to the 'drome. They will have a band in their motor-cycle side cars and parade through the principal streets. The club members are interested in the twenty-flve-mile handicap named in honor of the organization. Members of the Niagara Falls Motor-cycle club also will attend In a body. The races will start promptly at 8:3) o'clock.

A band concert will also take place. Grant. Fillmore and Niagara Falls cars run direct to the Velodrome. will be repeated. Diamonds of excellent value will be awarded all first places, besides two other good prizes.

In the special four-mile race, two diamonds will go to the winners and prizes Xqt the team. Following -is the list of events: One-hundred-yard dash, handicap; 300-yard dash, 880-yard dash, handicap; one-mile run, handicap; twelve-pound shot put, handicap; running broad jump, handicap; four-mile go-as-you-please race, handicap, open to any two runners, time handi the owner of large acreage in northwestern Canada and also is a prop Ford Is nable to Pitch Winning Ball and ets 1 His Release. Russell Ford, the discoverer of the different weights are alluring also. 220-yard obstacle race. 220-yard.

low hurlie face and 880-yard walk. "I don't want to enter because I cannot find time to train," a working-boy was overheard saying recently. That boy, has now entered and is out to win one of THE ENQUIRER'S medals. It was pointed out to him that, nearly every one of the approximate 10,000 employed boys in Buffalo between the age of fourteen and seventeen years, likewise was tied down to his Job. The boy of the age eligible to enter THE ENQUIRER and Central Y.

M. C. A. athletio events has reached the period in- his physical development when special training for sport events has the value that it will have in later years. Vim.

and vitality fairly radiate from youths of that age. Severe training la not essential nor necessary. The untrained youth with the determination to win will stand a far better chance to place and capture one of THE ENQUIRER'S medals, than the boy who spends hours and weeks in preparation, for he would be overtrained or "stale," which is easily done in the case of lads of Immature age. On another part of the sport page of THE ENQUIRER an entry blank will be found. Cut from the page, properly filed out and sent to Secretary A.

R. Klemer at the Central Y. M. C. A.

is aM that is necessary to enter. No fee is charged. THE ENQUIRER offers! erty-owner in North Carolina. He will leave with the best wishes of his baseball comrades and those whose duties brought them in daily ENQUIRER CUP. Rain swept the Park club golf links yesterday, but the second round of play for the president', cup was nearly completed.

Today the third round will association with him. emery ball and the leading pitcher in the Federal tea true last season, has President Robertson is finally taking the bull by the horns. He I cap. quit the Buf-Feds, Manager Lord yes-! AmarAlil nf Entry blanks are ready and can befplayed, and the semi-finals on Thurso are is keenly, interested in having a winning baseball team mm- I SUVi( More Changes daily dipping their oar blades in prep secured, at the Central Y. M.

C. PTicrhf 1 nr rnmnrpd The local" situation is in an unspttlo1 nrh'f4n TV, aration for the regatta of the Amateur -j v-v. vv.MUU, -1 i Oarsmen association of this city. ev.m.a iTiuoin in tne running. H.

Kennedy and his son both will play in the third round today. V' allagher won a twenty-hole irm F- Slasel ysterda The rormer lead one nn building or on application to J. Y. Cameron. Central Y.

M. C. A. All runners must be- registered In the A. A.

V. or C. A. A. IT.

Blanks can be secured for the A. A. U. if registration is desired. CELTIC FIELD DAY SUNDAY; SIXTEEN RACES is no dissatistaetion or dissension among the players, but the eye of the head of the club is fixed steadily upon the work of each player.

Those who fail must leave. Those who make good will stay. terday giving him his unconditional release. This action came practically at the request of Ford, who said he did not care to remain on a team when he was' unable to produce -good results. Ford's contract called for a good salary, and.

while Manager Lord did not care to see Russ go, he turned back the contract. Ford, deprived of his best pitching asset, the emery ball, has been unable to do good work this season. The league moguls last winter passed a resolution ww. mtuiwin note. Tbe score of yesterday: second round: The annual field day of th Celtic Row-.

defauitMann Wn from a W- Row RAIN DELAYED THE ing club will be held Sunday afternoon. July 18. opposite th clubhouse. The races will start at 2:30 o'clock. Ther will be H.

Kenned v. nn -it. ier. and l. vou, which will be held Sunday, July 25.

All local championships will be decided at this regatta. It is an annual affair. To win a race at this regatta means much for each club and the single scullers and the crews are training diligently. The races will be rowed over the West Side Rowing club's course. This course was decided upon after much spirited arguing.

The Mutual and Celtic clubs preferred the lake course, but the ballot favored No. 2 course of the W. S. R. C.

It is a mile and a half course. The start and finish will be at the foot of Breckenridge street. Forest avenue will be the turning point. For the benefit of the spectators each crew will be numbered. The buoys at the turning point will also be numbered Cl kjt au prises rree to the employed boys of Buffalo.

nausauer vs. W. H. Peueeot Dostnnnorl r.m -useot. FIGHTING THEMSELVES.

Prominent fight critics throughout the country are still clamoring for tl-e formation of boxing promoters into an organization that will cast around the fistic game a safeguard for the future and build up interest in pugilism of professional nature. A national organisa of the big show or he might prove to be the fizzle. As for Ty Cobb! He should fret! CONSIDER THIS. The draw fight last night between Charlie White of Chicago, recognized as the leading 133-pounder of the TENNIS STARS -v. i.iuy.

vr. C. SinKham wnn fmn. WBie, 2and 1. J.

B. McCreary won from B. More, barring the emery ball. Ford, at the southern training camp and since the season opened, has been working on another ball to take the place of the emery, but so far it has not worked out successfully. It was a brand of "floater and for a time it looked as if it would eclipse the emery.

So far this season Ford has won only two games. On Monday, he was knocked out of the box by the Brooklyn Tip Tops and tion to control boxing is the dream of Bain yesterday Interfered with the play for the tennis titles at the Park club world, and Milburn Saylor, the Indianapolis lightweight, offers much food for sober reflection by fiirht fans. 1 hot1sSher Wn frm F' G' 2' Se won 'rom E. P. Sharp.

4 and 3 j. Kennedy won from Dr. A. W. liengerer.

3 and 1. the promoter, but as soon as an institution of this character is proposed the promoters themselves get into unnecessary and needless argument, sixteen field events. The five rowing races will be over the lake course. Th senior Celtic crew will race against a "double" from th satm. club.

It Is th only boat of its kind in Buffalo, 'two men, each having two oars row in It. The single cull race will bring together Thomas E. Rellly, Emit Sors and Louis Peterson, champion of Buffalo. A fifty-foot addition has been built on to the Celtic clubhouse making a dano-tng space twice th previous six. Ther will be dancing In th afternoon and evening.

The large side doors will be opened and the dancers will enjoy the refreshing breezes from the lake. Officials for the regatta are E. Finn, Marvin Smith, S. Dobson, Ed. Lennon.

J. Murray. M. Qulnn. E.

Duggan, John B. Meyer Daniel Sweeney and Michael J. Byrn. and as a result a lon schedule of games is set for today. Only six matches were This battle has some significance with reference to the standing of Freddie played yesterday.

ana tne crews will have to turn the 'buoy having a number corresponding with theirs. A foul will be called for Russ quit the rubber for Marshall. Last season Russ used the emery Welsh, the lightweight champion. If showing their inability to control themselves, and dashing to the around the hopes of those who are fostering Fourteen men remain to contest for the ineat lakes title, the winner to challenge for the western New York bowl. Six ai Saylor can hold -White to a draw, and some of those at the ringside last night expressed the belief that Say Ion had a WORLD'S HITTING RECORD HELD BY JACK NESS (By the International News Service.) San Francisco.

July 14. Jack Ness, first baseman and captain of the Oak-s land baseball club, today holds the world's hitting record for consecutive rames. He passed Ty Cobb's run of -forty games yesterday, when he hit safely in his forty-first consecutive game. He made two hits yesterday, one of them a home run that won the game for the Oaks In the tenth. Thursday will be Ness day here, and Ness will be presented wlh a dia- mond ring and a purse.

Buffalonians: H. Bissell, city doubles violation of this rule. A cup presented by The Buffalo ENQUIRER will be contested for. Several other cups have been preesnted. The next meetine-.

of the national national pro moters should come to an understand WHITE BEATEN? rubbed ball and won twenty-one games, losing seven. Ford, too, it will be remembered as out of the- game for some time due to a strained tendon. Ford may continue baseball, being lng. so that they will not knife them the association wil be held Monday: marginal win over the Ghetto boyk then he is entitled to some consideration In 'determining the relative standing between himself and Freddie Welsh. For Saylor claims a just vic msm, juiy ia uaeiic-American hall.

Elk and Hayward streets. Patrick desirous of developing another ball to take the place of the emery and be seen with some other Federal tagan presided at the last meeting. title holder; Sill, Williams, Bowen, Cutler and GUbert. Reed and Royon, the Ohio state doubles champions, Verden of Cleveland, Ward? eastern New York state singles title holder-and runner-up in the metropolitan' tournament: Treanor of New York, Griffith and Swan ton of Rochester and Thayer Philadelphia remain among, the out-of-town competitors. Treanor defeat of Arnold was the only match which went more than two sets.

Arnold won the second set, 6 S. Treinor took the first and third; ft 4. 6 2 (By the International News Service.) Boston, July 14. The fana dionmvn, Officials for the regatta: Thomas league club. tory over the Briton.

Welsh claims he Lennon, referee; Marvin Smith, start Referee Roche's decision of a. Arttmr in th. er; Samuel Jones, W. S. R.

Ed ward Stanton, M. R. Thomas LAUNCH CXTJB SPORTS. Swimming race and tennis, pool and quoit tournaments are on th-programme of entertainment at the Buffalo Launch club next Saturday afternoon. Th athletic events and aquatic sports will foUowed In th evening by th first dinner dance of the season.

twelve-round bout between Milburn Saylor, the Indianapolis lightweight, and Charley W'hlte. th Chicago fighter. They howled at the decision and declared that Saylor should have been given the Pet INTER-CITY LEAGUE. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Won Lost Wurlitzers 10 1 Nationals 6 2 Busti-Romans 7 3 South Ends 7 4' Play will continue this morning at 10 selves, will not be suDject to exorbitant demands of boxers, and to fix a scale of weights that will be recognized throughout the world of fis- THE GREAT RACE.

The historic Suburban handicap, in former years one of the classics of the thoroughbred turf that horsemen and horse followers looked forward to with keen interest, will be run today over the Belmont park track. This event was not run last but the late closing of this year's stake enabled western owners and eastern horse owners to nominate the pick of the best handicap horses in training. Th-re "Sill not be K-eiiy, c. ft. Bobby Sullivan, W.

E. William Latour. B. R. C.

Keefe, L. judges; Daniel Sweeney, official 'time keeper; Chief of Police Michael Regan, clerk course; Roy .750 .709 .600 .600 clock in tne men's ana women's singles. Third and fourth rounds of men's singles also are scheduled. Consolation singles, men's doubles and mixed doubles will be started today. The results of yesterday: Besults of Yesterday.

won from Saylor on a foul in northern Canada. Since attaining the highest point in the lightweight division, Welsh has not boxed Saylor. The latter, has been on the trail of the champion for many, many months. The fact that he has held Charlie White to even terms, at least, should entitle him to another contest with Welsh. The Saylor camp will now get busy again and pursue Welsh until the champion is cornered and forced into a match.

HOW MANYF We wonder how many of the betting public did not cash their winning tickets after the last race of the recent Fort Erie There are some, for Cigar Talks 7vo. 28 YOUR CONFIDENCE is what we want We can convince you that the .4:5 .455 CENTRAL Y.M.CAS J71 Cascabels 6 4 Independents 6 4 Lovejoys 5 Orioles 5 6 South Ruffalos 5 Delavans 5 7 Gardenville 4 7 Goebels 4 8 Aierts 2 8 .415 .415 ATHLETIC MEET Men's singles, eecond rouna: Treanor defeated Arnold. 6-4, 6-8, 0-2. Koyon defeated Walnwrlght, 6-1, 0-4. Sill defeated Mohn.

default. nrlffitli defeated Verser. 6-4. 6-3. .833 .200 central Al.

announcement Brand Now Dlunt Claar the large, demonstrative crowd present H. Blasell defeated Wadsworth. 6-1, 6-3. of their annual field day on Saturday, August 7, at Crystal Beach stadium Is as in the days or yore, wn en mousanua thousands used to Bock to see this Cutler defeated Heaaiey. o-i.

-z. WnmfT' elnsrles. frlft round: -SCHEDULE FOR SUNDAY. JULY 18. At Tonawanda Cascabels vs.

Wurlits erg, two games. Umpire. McGlynn. At Lovejoy Park Nationals vs. Love Joys, two rames.

Umpire. Groh. causing some stir among the athletes Miller defeated Mrs. Cutler, 6-0, 6-L ana many, requests nave already been race- run and eheer in maddened frenzy the perspiring -animals as they thun-AereA down the home stretch to the At Gardenville Alerts vs. Gardenville, made Tor entry blanks.

The card of sport offered by the Central is of the' Niagara Racing association has Bo Straight tsjts ecu box bo -MAX Weingarden. 74 Seneca St 2 Minutes' Walk From Main. special interest as it takes in all kinds two rames. umpire. Aaao.

At Zoeller's Park Pirates vs. Independents, two games. Umpire Mallon. At Lockport Goebels vs. South Ends, two rames.

Umpire. or events, runs xor the distance plug- wire. However, the Interest is still sufficient to indicate a gradual revival of racing and a slow but certain return to the glorious days of the past. Today's Scliedule. Men's singles, third round: -Ward vs.

Williams, 1:30 o'clock. Treanor ts. Koyou, 10:30 o'clock. Swsnton vs. Sill.

10:30 o'clock. Griffith vs. H. Bissell. 10:30 clock.

Cutler vs. Beed. 10:30 o'clock. Gilbert vs. Tbayer, Vlrden vs.

Bowen, o'efock. -Women's singles, second round: gers, sprints tor tne dashers, and Held ENTRY BLANK BUFFALO ENQUIRER CEHTRAL Y.LL G. A Athletic Meet, Saturday, July 24, 1015 CHYSTAL CE1CI1 STADIUM, CRYSTAL CEACII, OUT. THE ENQUIRER is offering free to the Employed Bay of Buffalo between 14 and 17 years th opportunity to win valuable prizes In a mammoth athletio meet at Crystal Bch July 24. THE: ENQUIRER will a I geld, silver and bronz medals to th boys finishing first second and third places, respectively, in ach Individual In ad dition, THE ENQUIRER individual honor silver loving cup will won by the boy placing 'in the largest number of vnts.

Banners will given by THE. ENQUIRER to th teams winning th relay races, th nam of ach by-to appear thereon. entry fe is charged by THE ENQUIRER. To compet nd win a prize i free. Just mark with an th events you wish ntrf fill out and sign th form below and have your employer endcrs your entry.

Then mail this blank clipped from THE ENQUIRER sport psg to MR. A. R. KLEMER, Boys Division, Central Y. M.

Buffalo, N. Y. made arrangements, to pay xtt those holding uncashed winning tickets at the King Edward hotel in Fort Erie. EMPLOYES' OUTING. AU the employes of the King Sewine; events for those -who are thus interest At Edjrewater Delavans vs.

South Buf- falos. Umpire, Bonnie. ed. The special feature will be the four-mile go-as-you-please event with two men entered as a team. This has POOR COBB! Ty Cobb has been banished as holder Miss Holden ts.

Miss. Stephens, 10:30 Clock. n.lltn is proved to be one of the most popular races offered In years. Iu order to rn FJ3AKE; no '-mistake Mis' Miner ts. j.o-j Miss Kotoh vs.

Miss Best, 10 -O o'clock. of the -world recora xor nitting in Miss Littlefield v. Mrs. BicMe, 10:30 consecutive games. Jack Ness, first 3 Machlne company will have their annual outing and field day Saturday at Lein's Park, Ebenezer.

A good programme of athletics events have been arranged, and there will be two baseball games, one in the morning and one in th afternoon. A well selected orchestra has been secured for the dancing which will take place In the evening in the dance hall. o'clock. I i 1 In seieciina your specialist Go Where You Are Suro of Getting Expert Treatment. make it more interesting it is placed as a handicap race, thus giving the new runners a chance to get into it.

Any two runners can team up and enter. Because of the great satisfaction expressed by the athletes last year at UVJ baseman of the Oakland has got at least one hit In forty-one straight games. Now the big league scouts will be after this whaling bird for r.cxt onSOlRtloa int-. i '-v rwnu Binsell vs. Harrison.

11U10 o'clock. Kellogg Sawyer, 1 UW o'clock. Men's singles fourth round. Co to tht Lontst Established snd Fcremsst Specialist of Cuffalo Ftr Hendrlclc vs. winner.

Ward-Williams. season. He migm prove mc HONEST TREATMENT POSITIVE RESULTS Winner Treanor-Rogers vs. winner Dr. Hughson Ha Been In Buffalo Treating Diseases of Men Over 1 8 Years Weak Swanton-Sells, 3 o'clock.

Winner Grifflth-BUsell vs. winner Cut Cured Cheap and Secretly ler-Reed. clock. Winner Gilbert-Thayer vs. winner 3 o'clock.

Diseased DD.SEASES OF MEN SPECIALTY Without Pain, Inconvenience or Loss of No Failures. Whiting and Powers vs. Spaulding and i My diplomas, certificates, I stra-tioas, expet fence and success prove the most expert' and best qualified Specialist treating Men's Diseases only In Buffalo. -i Mark I RUNINQ EVENTS wh FIELD EVENTS 100 yd. dash Running broad jump 220-yd.

dash Running high jump 4Q-ycl. dash Shot put 890-yd run Hurl-ball throw Mile row TTendrick. 4 o'clock. deed Pclscn VAt Clakns Are. Founded cn Actual Cures tv SPKCXAI.

JTOTlCBt While his advertisements are being r7niad bv other specialists he wishes announce that he has no connection, direct or InaUect, with any other aoetor -ciailst sod he warns We public not to be misled. My i always has been sdrertise snd let tiie people know iwuat yea can So. beln suree do aU you advertise or proraUe. mlUag itop intWnk wbtt yw mnnXA accompUsh if you were strong and well-whst a source i Sf bawJuSSe ood health and- robust strength would be sreat volntne of practice I hare allows me te 1 ifnrmlT low fees, mo tbat man need be wlthont proper fitment. 1 liw tne best equipped medical offices for treatmeat men's dlwsies.

Eet and tre-hest meUlclne inared la Drirate laboratory under my euperTlslon for coo- Enocn mini reanor, 4 o'clock. and Minor vs. Griffith and Gil- Overcome la 90 days or ao pay. Bymptoms omcone ilr 7 to '21 days without chemicals ot poison. If suffering from ulcers, sore mouth yJL 4 o'clock.

rric and Laverack vs. KIrkoi-er 4 o'clock. Mark NO FEE KEED BE PAID UNTIL CUBED will drive the poison from your blood forever by my NEW SYSTEM TREATMENT. SPECIAL EVENTS Wltb t- "A-. v.

pooley and Bowen vs. P.eed and Royon. Thayer and Ward Harrison and 4 o'clock. Varhsss Veins Department stor boys' relay race. 1 mil.

Teams ef .8 boys. ten boy run ZZO yard. l4 dotihlM venTence and protection or my patients. should lnTestlratlon be made ef every alllng Cured by absorption; no pain. The enlarge T(na are due to mumps, bicycle or horseback 1 mil.

Tea me of Factory end manufacturing beye' relay rae. hove. fA run poye. ccrr ip run thoroug as to uu Wende and Pooley vs. Miss Darchj! i ward.

6 o'clock. fl anr and Mrs. Bissell vs. Mr. and Mrs.

Stephenson, 5 o'clock. oreene and Becker vs. those who depend pppn you demand the best mefll- Pit) r-il I II 2: fllsvasc. CIV. au vccap SSu mentally as well as physically.

I will ure I elf and pay yiroi. 220-yrd obetecle race (closed to boy 14 year old). BrtO-yard walic felA! hnv, 15 vun aMI. attention. I nave tne mwwij you lor me vi many nnfortonates who.

tn rough C7 Remember, this offer Is made in good faith. I will deal with you hooor. and Thirty Year Expert. Stephens and WainwriRht, 3 o'clock 220- Ust Vitalilj yard low hurdle rac (closed to bys 16 snd 17 years old). 1 otk, excesslT stndy.

dUalpaUon. hare wrecked i T' Luith ud manly power Ve all make mistakes, but 2.ny make the iecond rlous mistake of negiectlng tbeir Il'OIlJ jii Mtelnrt i TieMl rir Kl The. hill frl. Cured in a few weeits. improvement from Miss Miller ana untnin vi.

Airs. BJckle and Reed. 5 o'clock. Miss Best and Veysey vs. Miss TateS and Jenkins.

3 o'clock. Men's consolation Binaries. Matches will be played at 2 o'clock. NOTE Fr entry of teimt In relay races enclos with' this Enquirer entry blank th names ef th 8 boy and any number of addj. tional substitutes who will run en th relay team.

the Start. II you uir iruiu iusb ui energy and ambition, feel tired when you arise in the morning, lame back, dizziness, spots before the eyes, and feel you are not the man you once were, we will cure for lite. no and curing of weak, broken-down men Is my lire Ifrk a'housands of cored, grateful patients wia vouch lor IX honesty and ability. My treatment overcome, all effects of former lolly, makes the nerves strong ana itLar purines aid enriches ibe blood, mo tb.J you seem to DR. WARD, THE SPECIALIST FOR YOUR SIGNATURE.

ence assures yon ef my Ability. Skill and Don't Let Money Matters or False Pride Keep Away DR. HERRICK. irinm year ef present location ATOIU I hereby certify that-1 am years ldsnd In peed amateur standing. 1 l.UBIi JIUDKVt( LASEg OF VARICOSE ENLARGEMENT, BLOOD DISEASES, LOST VITALITY, ECZEMA.

FALLING HAIR. PIMPLES, OBSTRUCTIONS. KIDNEY AND BLADQPR ill treats br the latest and best methods BMOD POI- ri ITY 1A)ST ENKKCV, fATABBH, Baifl.U SBASE8, AILMENTS, NERVOUS DEBILITY AND RECTAL DISEASES. (Signed and all UMOKlJtU LlliKKt 8Bd RLAUDER ISKAo.8 DR, HCG1ISON Over Z4 Tears It. perienee.

Over IS Years la ttnffale. Another Degree last coaf erred npoa sae In recognition of my- aklU and ability. The National University ef Arte and Science conferred upon me the 17th day ef June, 1012, an-ether IHplomm which goes to show how up to date I am and their appreciation of the good I am doing. and tbelr complications. iHtriAL dlsessen of MH.If Auy man wnj wants to ne cureu, now uk i nave oiierea my services in tuis way, bas no excuse for suffering another day.

I don't care who ha. fniled. If tou coma ma Of rice II oars i DmUy as. te te p. sa.

Saedayai IS a. SB. te 1 am, DR. E. DAOTOII CEniUCR 6S0 SI.

SrSiS'iSaCaffsIo, B.T. AND CVUKS In the SHORTEST POSSIBLK TI3IK and at the co.t for tSKILI.Kp. BEBVICES and I I will CUKE you of any of the above-named ailments, or not charge you one penny lor Place employed Csll and see roe If you can. Write today If yon cannot call. Charges for treatment low and medicine furnished.

Hem address treat avenue CONSULTATION FiCEE. DAILY HOUBS, 0 to S. SUNDAYS. 10 to 1. 5 BKATMKNT.

lit aammiireri rt. cure for biood poison. r' nin-l lrt imodft Bm or false keep away. Si tli Mtere wy mmd the dl.or.. "mmd nerx'm.

NOW the time -ret new trenrth. MUiions ef nea are wrecked yesly the rocks i-i ryMiiTrl rfF ninciiESTEn puts FOR EMPLOYER'S SIGNATURE. I hereby certify that the-above named boy la In my employ. r.v-.v.'v si i I mf I Mice tta iMue Ribbwu Xf, VrvrmU NOTE--Hav your employer, th manager, foreman, news agency manager or other responsible person sign on th line abova 1 i man who wants to be cured has no excuse for suffering another day. --r rCSTT second plook llj LvWXJ at main sr.

BooTh ViTuion ovsTinited Clar A tore. Uu. te elfie. bo cult E-jrUion fc.tr et. Itutalw.

S- X- i yew tona Bt. Safest. AJwra'vbse 70 fllcaara Cqusro, U. Y. (Opposite McJiUuey.