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irajr:" rotu ur.i FALTERED In the Fourth Round. Ovflcskie Allows Mir Kim ana Tirs Lose Out LMfling Htt So Yanks Brit Chlgo. July -T "rd defended their len.Hrahlp aucceasruiry winr, wraiwia .11 4 to 1. Hunch kit off Cf-n me fourth Inning icored III lb local It in this Inning that Cobb raced I ii bunt lifter Cady threw beyond and scored oa Crawford'! atnila. BOSTON.

til II ab.h.po.a.e i i .1 4 nillMprr.rf.. a 0 .4 4 18 3 I Ha.rry.2b... i I no flpeek.r.cf. i tf I I 0 fiainer.lb.. 4 0 0 0 i 12 11 ward er.se tt ft i.r I 4 oirfeoit.ee..,, i .1 2 0 i li i mi 0 3 0 32 l'J4il if Hlgh.lf 4 I'lluon.

4 0 llnr.irll.lb 1 0 Hit It. I 1 0 Harnry, a 0 Hauman.zb a 1 1 a at VS4 in r-nn 4 i i llealey. lb. 4 a ii ti 4 walahrr. pm.t.

i. I 3 8 indrltia.ir 1 0 irrVKaria.cf. ii ii 0 4' 17 a 24 14 I M.lnn.,aw. 4 Lai re 0 14 a i Wiibuff.a "1 bo gtimm lb tkgj bu 110 1 4 110 I 1 11 I 410 mi 1 I i i a 1 Hltl a i ie fdr I'oveleekle la vsnth Inntng. 1 1 a 4 6 ft I 0 0 A I 0 0 0 0 0-1 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 1-4 nalnr.

Stolen Base- rife Oelner. D-mbls 1 Left on Hssse Detr.dt I. I lrt Baa. on Errors Hears on Italic Off Covslrsgl. 1 II la off Coielerkls, 7 In 4 ft Hteen.

1 In I Innlnaa. Hit by i 2. 1'mplrea Evans and chill! WILD HEAVE By Blackburn Allow Tank To Score Deciding Bun In ul Bound. rk July had Iha it ii'Ri i ii a pitch.ra battl. h.ra today whan 1 rk dfrated Chicago 1 to1 I.

It waa aatnt of tha Ma ton waa by tha fpm ttit Whit. floi. Now York won rv nth whn Boon, opanrd with a doubla i h.t Harti.IL Blaekbuma Ihrrw aa Tin. bunt ovar Fournlar! haad and nr tfd. raldw.ll atrttrk out Fournler Mrr-.

Tb acora: 'Iil A (If f. A'iO ii ro.A, I I 0 2 0 11 1 1 NEW YOIIK AM P. 4 IT 10 TAIL END EES SPEED TJP. Wrtwa bow for fmn tMaJl of Biiuiua aboot ad a4diat at club. Da Pont Powtfer Coc? CO TO THE Grand American HANDICAP GRANT PARK, CHICAGO AUGUST 18.

20, 1915 NO pr.rlou In trip nootlno; will eompar. with th. Slitaenth Grand Atnerleaa Handicap In number of antrlea. of trophlaa and lUra THE PREMIER EVENT OF THE YEAR tart-trap aqulproant ghoo.r Weal ronilition. "on th.

frrlnr Una" CLnt lvk- Chlcaajo1; moat popular ahor raaort. Get Into thl. "round -ttp" of worl, ohota. Plan to nelHl. th th.

Amrie Handicap trrir et of tna ram. it.f. aR- oury Inter-11! ColUrt -DPOUT POEB CO. WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.

A 0 0 15! a o. a a wli.n winning run a-orrd. Illllllll I ooooinooo 1 0 01001-1 I lllt-noona Horn. Run Hub, l'nn-Sw Y.k. Cbiraao, 1.

Bao. Una n.var, r.ach, I'lpo. laft an v. York. 5: fblcaga, 4.

Plr.t Ha. N- York. 1. Maaa. an Rall-OfT a 1.

Hit by Pltcbr-Hy Urna (Hart-srrurk rmt-By (iidw.ll. by lima. nipitra-Wailaca and Connolly. Tlma Atbletlra Win Over ClTland in On Hour and Elvn Minute. i la July pHrhlng dwal -'n tv ft and Haratad hara lonfay ra- in a f.

t.iry for Philadelphia ovar riava. "niy an botamm faced wyckuff. run nftha waa aoored by tr. alghth tanlng oa hi. a.ngla.

muff el Tumf-r. throw a an out and rtrhang atngla. played la on. hour and alevva i' mg on. of the ahortrat I The arorrl ni.ASII I P11ILADKLPIIIA Alt 11 I'fYA El AH Rl A it i lrk.

r. 1 f-nilhrf. mil hi I "rat d.p 1 1 1110 I a loo 1 10 loo 41 I 1 4 141 0 0 ii I ir I iiatted for Neiil in a'ath. tBatta far IsYocr Brclicr a Shooter? Hera, tb. cfaauac for jovm Kher, gon, wife, atatw or Mnd to taaara tb wotKawrfnlly timiir apor amplroolic.

Beginners' Day Shoot Durtac Atajjval amrml tboaj-mna wPaatMtinc claba wUllwad PwUI atMota to natacn gawaa and nittaca thU taVJoti-iattiitT aptwt, Special TropHes Hareted tB nlnih. Innings Illllllll Clevel nd 0000 000 rniiaueipnia 0090000 1 1 I Sacrifice Hlt-K'rke. Ufl on Baars-Cleve. land, Philadelphia Bare oa Balls- iieveiana FUhlladelphla, a. HIM oa Bas-Off Haratad.

I ttiruck imii liv Hamiil a- hw Wvrhog, i'mplree-Nallln and Ulnean. Time BROKE TIE IN NINTH. Brown Shirt Over Two Kona on Thro Blngle( OS WAehlnglon. July Uwlg broka a tl la tha aintk Inning to-day, and svsnsd up tlM series with Washington, la t. Singles br Walkar.

Howard aad gevereld, coupled with Howard') steal at seeJOd. ssve th. visitor, tha winning runa. Beth Boehllng and Dallla wira till hard. Pratt kit aafaljt on every otit of hli (our trliw 10 tka plala.

Sears: ST. Lot'IB. AB.H. PO.A. Rhotten If 4 1 0 Au.tlu.lti.

lit Sleler.cf.. 4 0 1 rr.tl.2b.. 4 4 1 Walk.r.rf 4 11 rd.lb 4 111 Lavanae. a a Bevereld.e 4 1 a 0 0 Total! IS 17 14 a Tajh.r.U. 4 alben.lf.

a a.Mrf-n la A 4 a 4 I Hemel.e 4 I Herding. 4 1 a a I II Oil 0 1 a a I I 4 I 0 I I T-neli T7 1124 1 F. WABHI.NOTON All 4 0 1 OlFoat.r.ib., 4 0 OlSlllsn.er... I 1 4 1 Oltlandll.lb. 4 1 0 Areata.

1 0 1 0 Henry. 4 1 3 1 I 1 0 'Williams. 0 0 llkjebllng.p ItAlnsnillh. 1 0 0 I Total! 81 JT II 1 lor ueniina in tha ninth. Innlnaa I184I4TI 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 tl 4 0 1 I 0 I riatlrd fur Uallla In tb.

aavantb. tllattad "I 1041100001 Washington 00 10 10-1 TW'HaM Thrra-llaaa HUa Ihottt.n, tlandll. tftuian Haae Howard. Krnd Hun Off Uallla. norhlln 3.

off Ham ilton 1. Kacrlfle. Hlla-Aulln. Ift on llaaaa t. L.iula.

Uaahlnatun. a. Vital Maaa un Error lt. uiulr 1. on Holla.

Hamilton. 1: off Oil la I. Hita-Off O.llla. In i Innlnaa; off Ilorhllna. 4 In 1 litnlnaa.

Hit by Hamlion. 1 (Mian). Mtrurk Out-fly llaiulllon. by Uallla, hr B.h-llntt. 1.

and O'Louihlln. Tlma a.uj. TESTEEDAT'B RESULTS. Irontun Mayavllla Hay.vuia (Plrat garoa. Islington Plrat- gama.l Charlaatoh IKONTON.

AM. lO.A. rlrown.H i 1 1 1 nm.Ih I Taylor. lb I albi-rt lf 41.1(11. lb 4 4 Helola.rf 1 4 Myara.

p. i Total. il 11 17 IHONTt. An. it rv a a I UAY8VIU.E.

I 1 Iroiiton 4 (Brcond goma.) 1 Islington 4 Port.i.i'.uth aW.ond gama.) I Prankfort aravui. ntaraTra to rai rsortaaa. Mayarllla, Kr July Jl. Icoraa: Tint Oam. El AB.H.I'O.A.R OIH 4 I llbmm r.lli 4 I 0 I liriptoa.tb 4 14 11 111 til lilt Irinnen.lf.

4 111 OlH.nd'n.Ib 1111 IKelly.aa.. I 1 I I I 4 1119 "Ilal.man 111 Totala 11 17 II 1 Ballad for Brorkley la ninth. Inning. 1 I I 4 I I I Ii ton 1 I 1 4 I I Mayavllla 1 4 I I 1 1-4 Two-llaaa Hlta gtadf.lt, Colbert, Tlnn.a, TUrra-llaae Mlla Calhart I. RacrlRca Hlta Oltom.

Taylor, Tlptoa. Headeraon. Htol.ti I aaaa lavender. Mi'Iranlel 1, H.nderaon. Iiaara oa Hall.

Off Myera. 4: off llrorkley, I Htruck Out Hy Mr.ra, by Hrorkl.y, 1. Irt an Itaaaa Ironton, 4: Mayovllle, II. laaaed Ball MrKanM. First llaa.

an Kr. rara Ironton. MayaYllle, I. Hit by Pitcher Hy Hrovkley ltadf.lt. Home Hub Km-mar.

Tina I Umplra Colgate. Second Oam a. Brown, i llloa.2b. MAVHVIIl.i: AKH.PO.AE MJ rw'M rf A 4 I nmer.8b. I I 4 a 1 nwrn, A Totals a a 1J liare.rf.

4 10 0 0 OTli.a. U.K.. 420 lien aua.1 I OKellt I littrowa.p... I 14 0 0 1 2 0 I 014 ii I 0 III 0 4 1 10 1 err ii Inning! III4IITII In.ri I 1 0 a 1-4 Mayavllla 11IO0O10 a I Two-Baa. Hit Lavender.

Three-Baae Hlta Kudfrlt. Brown, lelrry. Hacrlflm Hlta Kelly 1 Brown I. Mtol.n lla.ea-H.ama, Km-mer I. Tlpt.

a Hate, un Ha.le-nff Hanllni. off Reams, off Hrowa. I. Ntrurk Out By Hailing 1: ry Ram. by Hrown, a.

Left on Useee Irontoo, Maysrlltc Double Play H. Devore to D. harry. Wild I'ltca Riaaia Pint Baas on Kriarl Maysvllla. ime I law, I'mplre-Colgale, arariAi.

Disparra to tsi wortati. Laglngtoa, July Jflrit Oam. POHTKM AB 4 btlu.rf... 4 4 Johneoa.e. I Claton.ss..

4 4 Hpencer.lb 4 Hush.Ib... 4 I Jacobus. 1 Totals II'TH. H.PO.A I 0 LEXINdTtlN. 0 I 1 2 n.ai I OiWrlght.rf.

4 1 1iHrown.2b.. 4 I OlDav.r'l.lb 4 II OReed.Ib... 4 I inuya.if... 1 4 4 1 Ungrel.p. I I 0 i.

ii i AH.H.PO.A.K i i 17 11 0 Bat lad for Ferguson In ninth Inning. Inning 11141711 Portsmouth 4 Lexingtea lllla- Runs Dltbofer. "harms Johnson. Bpencer, Cain. McClellan, Reed, Ouyn t.

blngrel. karnad Run. Piirtamouth, LailngKra, a. Too-Baa. Hits Llngrel.

Uuyn. McHenry, ho. Clellaa. ThreM-Baae Hits ttharman Hliencer. Hum.

Ran Juhnai.n. Bscrtflo Hits Mn lellan, Ungrsl. Itolso Bases Dlihofer, McClellan. Dcvereaim, Ouyn 2 IJngrel. Irfft on llsaes Portsmouth, Leslngtun.

7. Bsse. on Balls Off Perausnn, off Ungrel, 1. gtru. Out By Periua.01, by Llngrel, 1.

Tlme-li4a. Umplre Kana. Second Oam. POHTHMOI'TH. A K.H.Hl.l.

.1 1 1 Pllts.rf... 4 11 Pilar' aj. cf 111 44 ratrh.sa.. 4 11 11 1 0 12 Bush I 1 I rest.li.... 8 0 1 Olfaln.cf..

1 0 8 Wrliht.rt. 4 I KeV. ui. lb 4 8 0, Hi.) 4 4 lll-ark. I -I LEXIXUTON.

ah. Hr oa a. ot Totals 14 II 1 la 27 1 Innlnaa 1214171 Portsmouth 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- Lralngtot 0 0 1 4 0 I a- 0 8 0 0 1 0 1 0 Buna rain, Btrrisnin. vtrignt I. ueveresux, Psrk.

Kamrd Hune la-alngioi. Two-Hsso tilts fluyn. Burn. Devireaui. Wright.

KacrlfP'a Hlta-Bharipan. Mr 'Is. Ian. Brirwn, lsrk. Biolm Basra Hharnisn.

Cain. Wright, Reed. Ift oa Bases Purtsmuuth, Lexington, A. Bsass on llalle Off Tst. 4: off Psrk.

2. Btmck Out By Test, li by Park. 2. Wild Pitch-Test. Iioubls Play Reed.

Hruwa and Devereaux. Time lilt, t'mplrs Kane. sractil BiarATca to Ta'i qtr-ai. Frankfort. July 11 leora: CHARI-EBTON.

FRANKFORT. ABHPO.A.Et All.H.PO.A.E Nutter.ef. 4 11 OlKlmnlr.ir. 1110 Beera.e..,. 41 HsngsaUb I 1 1 Powell.lf..

114 OIKslser I 1 (l CorrHn.rf. ill 0Mones.cf. I 1 II Daubert.sa I 1 I I 01 J.maa.cf... 4 10 0 0 10 0 1 I Wll I 1 I u. I 1 4 I 0 llaeon.rf...

4 11. Rudfon.la 4 I I CTurnar.tb. 4 4 1 ime.aw.. 4 0 4 01 1 0 I 0 ICow.l.ki.p i 1 1 Totala. 81 1 27 10 11 I 4 11 tl It '1 'Charleetoa' 10l-l Frankfort t-l I Earned Rtrna-Oharlsatna, Frankfort.

2. I Three-Bass Hit Daubsrt. Two-Ha as Hlta Nuttw, Kaiser. Btolea Base Corb a. Oaubert 1.

Struck Out By Monroe, by Kowlaslri. by BIms. 4. Hlta-orf Monroe, 7 In I Innings. Bares oa Balls Off Monroe.

off Kowlaaal. off lima. 1. Left on Basea-' Charleston. Frankfort.

II. Ruae Nutter, Corbln. Dauhert. Hmgae, KowalakL Umpire parrjiaa. I i A LONG SWTJL.

swariAtiwiarATra thi ixsriair. Ooshea, July It. While at Laka Wawaaaa. what, he la a regular reaorter, Oren Ragadala, of Indianapolis, ewara from Oalnraad Park to Buttermilk Paint, a die-lance vartooajy estimated at from aevsa aa saa. miles, la twa keura and ferty-oae alatrts.

MJa brother followed him sa a Totala .87 10 24 18 81 THE ENQUIKER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1915 Eighteen-Year-Old Boy Showed Wonderful Swimming Endurance sTirv'rarisrk4 I 1 1 1 a i in i Jt Pfcot Caayrlt exoTsei Pm Him Ca. EI51T MIB05. gracuL Disrstca To tub axouiaaa. Boston, July II, On. of th important annual aquatlo event! of Now England la th.

swim from OLD BOAT Still Has Some Steam. Veteran Ferry Pills InU Pert With a Shat Oit Vtctery Over Milwankee, Oblumbn. Julr won frara MilwftukM to-devjr, 4 to t. Hlta br T9TTJ wart Cow aad acatUrod, only ont Mil writkaa runatr raachlnf aacond la tha laat arvew Inatnva. Shartatop Sbovlln did bril liant flffldlai.

Lona biff by Bnaoa. Fairy and Colamaa dravi la tha Calvunbua runa, BCQf. COLUMBUS. AR.H.PO.A. Rnrch.

rf 4 Huhfl.Ib 4 Wrlghl.lf I Mlll.r.lb I 8 Dol.ra'n.o 4 2 Iho lla.ss 4 4 lit 1 ia i Totals. J4 17 II 1 MILWAUKEE. AH I A. Berg. a I I I 1 1 rtann ll.rf I UewU.lb.

3 Keall.cf.. i 4 4 11 I I Muahei.c. I 1 4 Hho. II i i a Rhodes, I II I 14 11 1 eilatted for Shackelford In eoventh. 1 I I 4 I I 7 I I 8 1 I I a 4 HulawltL Berg.

Sacrifice Hit Dbelton. Two-Base Hits Coleman Huls-wltt. Parry. Tbrse-Haae Hit Benson. Ksrnsd Kuns (Jolumbue.

a. froublo Plays ehovun to Miller: Lewis to Berg. Haa. on Bella Olf K.rrr. off Shackelford.

1: off Rhodes, 1. fltruck Out By Psrry, by Shackelford. 1. Hits Off Shackleforil. 11 in sli Innings; off Hhodsa, I la two Innlnaa.

Mft on Bases calumbua, 11: Milwaukee, a. Time 1:41. Umpires Murray and Frlel. GAEDNER CHASED TO WOODS. Colonels Gather Seventeen Biffa, In cluding Bom Long One.

Louisville. July 81. Loulavllls drovs Oardner from the slab and hit Carioll even more savagely, winning from Kansaa City, II to 8. Derrick led la the attack with a single, double and triple. Plaits twisted his ankle sliding ta third and had to retire.

Score: KANHAB AB. Wort'nea 8 Hlnc n.2b Lellv'l, lb Comp n.of Mattlik.rf Resgaa.lf Banders. If Leim d. 3b Uelbel. e.

Qard'r. s. Carroll, p. CITY. H.PO.A, a 4 2 0 1 1 11 I 1 I 1 0 0 0 10 0 10 2 0 1 1 4 4 0 0 0 1 1 LOUISVILLE.

Daniels, rf 4 oebora. cr. 4 VlPlatte. I OiHtina-y, If 1 lilCmrl'n. 3b I OfMl.lklff, lb I Miller lb.

4 Derr ck. aa 4 0Kroealn, s. I Nona p. 4 AB H.PO.A. Oil I I I I 1 1 Totals 30 17 27 14 1 Innings Illllllll Ksnraa City 001010010 I Louisville 1 I 1 1,0 0 a 11 Two-Bass Hits MMklfT.

Derrick. Denlele. Comptnn. Leonard. Three-Baae Hlte Derrick, Northr.1i.

Orlll. stolen Bases Hlnchman. Earned Runr L'Ulsvllls, Kansas City. 8. Sacrifice Northrop.

Osrdnsr. Double and Wort ml o. Left on Bates Louisville, ft; Kansaa City 8. Flrat Bass on rors Lulavllle. 8: Kansas City.

1. Bases on Bslla-Off North rop. 2: off asrdner. 1: off rarro.l, I. Hits Off Oardnsr.

In 8 Innings and 2 up In third; off Csrr. ll, 11 In I Innlnga. Hit By Pitcher By tigraner. ailllsr. rttruca oul llv asrdner.

by Cerrotl, 1. Umpires Johnson and Connolly. Tlmr 2 :00. AN AWFUL BLOW-UP. Eoosiirs Allow Mlnneapolli To 8cor Nine Buns In Last Two Bqunds.

Indianapolis, Julr 11. Profiting by the extreme wlldneee of two young pltchera, rushed 'to ths alab aftsr Willis had filled tha bases la the nlath Inning, Minneapolis piled up six nans and annexed a gama which had apparently been won by lndlanapolla with a Ire-run tally la the seventh. Tipple, getting his rat start la three weeks, was not strong enough to go the' entire reate, weakening perceptibly In the sight after he had cleaned tha basse with a triple in the seventh, goers: INDIANAPOLIS. AB.H.PO. A.

111 4 Kelly, cr. Meta. lb. 4 I W.Cr'l.lb I R.lll.y.lf 1 3oaaett.e a Tipple, p. I 1 Willis, Harris, I I A.Cra'l.p I Cels 1 I Tetila II 417 11 1 MINNEAPOLIS.

AB.H.PO. A.B 114 1 Maaaey.ef 111 Altlier. rf I I 4 11 Smith, lb I 1 1 III 114 Autrey.lb 111 IWmi.ll 11 RWImap I tSulllvaa 1 Vlgllng.p 1 1 I I I II 17 II I Batted for A. Crandall la the adnta. Batted for R.

WllUama In the eighth. Innlnaa 1 I I 4 I I I I ifi.o..ooiis iiiii a ii Indianapolis 1 I 1 I I I ean.niai Hlta Oaaaatt, Qharrity. Three- Baaa Hit Tipple. Stolea Bases Aronkle 8. Earnsd Bans lndlanapolla, Mlnneapolta, a B.M1.M Hltl Hutchsr.

8: Relllv. Oai. sett, Tlppla Baortfloa Files Jennlnca, J. Wllllama uouoie riayo unsrnty IO Autre v. to Wlinama: Smith ta Autrar: Crandall ta Meta lft on Rases Indian-spoils, 8: Minneapolis, I.

First Baaa oa Errors laoianapoiia, sunaeapoiis, m. ummm oar Balls Off Ttppls. tl sff Wlllla. 1: fl starru. li eft ak WUuaaaa, 1 Hits OS Charleston brldii.

Upper Boston Harbor, to Boaton Light, which ia on. of the moat difficult swimming course. In America, owing to thi cross-currants, change of tide during the race and the frequent shift of the wind to the East, with its attendant discomforts of cold and choppy seas. This year tha avent was won on' July 15 by Henry Mlron, II years old, of Ablngton, Maaa. He covered the distance, which la a little over 11 miles.

In I hours and 41 minutes. This does not break the record, which ia I hours and IS minutes, made by Sam Richards. There was an east wind all the way down the harbor and the tide turned against them before they reached the lighthouse. In addition Mlron waa forced to turn back to avoid being run down by the St John steamer, outward bound, which would not alter Its course. Throughout trie tedious grind Mlron used his long, graceful rythmic overarm stroke to excellent advantage, and his scissors kick waa very successful in propelling him through the surging seas with surprising rapidity.

Though but II years old Mlron has developed wonderfully as a swimmer and In general physique. He haa th strength and else of a man twice hie age. HI. first long swim was the Pilgrim A A. race to Boston Light In 1112.

He was only II years old at the time and was taken out of the water when he reached Spectacle Island. It was not until last season, however, that he blo.somed out Into a swimmer of the first rank. On August I he swam to the Oraves Light in I hours and 11 minutes, and negotiated the Charleston bridge-Boston Light swim in hours and 11 minutes, the second best time ever made. He has taken a number of distance prises. Tipple, 4 In tnnlnga; off I In 1 Inning; off A.

Crandall, I In 1 Inning: off R. Wllllama. 8 In 7 Innings; off Ylngllng, 1 In I Innings. Hit By Pitcher By Willis (Al-tlier). Struck Out By Tipple, by Willie.

by H. Wllllama, 1: by Ylngllng. 1. Passed Ball Ooseett. Umpires Doyle and Erwln.

Time 1:14. BOWMAN STOPS LEADERS After They Annex First Oam-From Cleveland in Easy Style. Cleveland. Ohio, July 11. Cleveland and St.

Paul broke flt. Paul winning th. Brat. 4 to 1, and Cleveland the second, 1 to 1. Superior pitching on the part of William, and Bowman was reeponstbls for the reaulta Scores: First Oam.

CLEVELAND. I ST. PAl'I. AH.H-PO. A.B AU.H.PO.AB Wills, cf, 4 13 4 OlSMlea, 4 14 4 1 4 113 b'Mnrtln, ss 1111 Nlioa.

rf 4 I I I 0 Pad'ck. If 2 0 4 0 Wood. If. 4 2 el 4 3 3 Hoff'n. 3b 8 Knlg't, aa 4 Beell, lb.

I 8 Dovogt, all Tartar, p. 1 I Innings Cleveland 8 4 4 1 i Totala. 31 I 17 16 1 Inntnga Cleveland CLBVF.LAND. AB PO A. 4 12 0 rdner.zb 8 Nlxon.rf..

4 Wood. 4 4 Knlght.ss. 8 Brail. a Bllllnsa.e. 8 I 0 I I 1 1 I 2 1 1 I 111 1 0 0 0 Totals 1 17 II 1 1 lolin'n.

c. 4 0 8 1 Dv.r.ab 8 0 2 2 4 1 14 rl.e'y. lb 4 1 I 4 3 Totala. II I 17 II ST. PAUL.

Martln.es. Padd.ick.lf Crulsa.cf., Olenn.e... Der.Sb.... a ,.111418711 40410001 Si. Paul bOO 0 1 0 0 01 Earned Runs Ctsvsland, St.

Paul. 1. Two-Bass Hit Cr-JIsv rrlfl llis-Hoffman, Martin, Paddock. Sacrince Fly Paddock. Stolen Baee Double Plays Msrtla and lireasen; Knight and Gardner.

Bases on Bella Off Carter, 3. Struck Out By Carter. 1. First on Errors Bl. Paul, 1.

I on Bases Cleveland, Bt. Paul. I. Time 1:34. Umptreo Knapp and Owene.

Second Oame. AB.H PO.A Ureaeen.lt). 3 1 4 LelOeld.p.. 1 0 Totals ..81 8 24 14 8 1848878 IOOlOOOOx-8 St. Paul 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-1 Fameo Rune Cleveland 1.

Two-Base Hit-Hoffman Three-Bass Hits Nixon, Cruise. Bacrlnos Hit Usrdner. Stolen Base Nixon. Double Plsys Knight to Oardner to Beall; Cruise to Leery. Baaes on Balls-Off Uow-msn, 4: off Lelfleld.

1. Struck Out By Lel-neld. I. First Bass on Errors Cleveland. 2: Bt.

Paul, 1. Left on Basse Cleveland, St. Paul. T. Three UmpiresOwens and ANOTHER COMEBACK.

Hotordromi, Wrecked By Storm, I Ready For Racing; To-Nlght. Th Lagoon Motordrom open, to-night, after being closed for three weeks, tiue to thi tornado. The carpenter, finished the track yesterday and everything Is in tip-top ghsps for thi riders to start tonight There are Ave events on the program to-night, and four riders, "Pickles" Wltherspoon, "Speed" Fenton, Eddis Gordon and Lewis Brlggs. These riders have all qualified In the time trials, which were held yesterday, eaeh rider doing better than SS miles an hour, which was necessary in order to atay at thia track. Three or four more riders will arrive here thl flrat part of thi week from thl East These riders were to have come here to.

day, but telegraphed they would not arrive until Monday night In the final tonight, which la set for five miles, all four rtdere hook up, and the fans sre In to see a great race, aa all four riders averaged 87 miles kn hour In thl time trials. Karl Howard, the boy who was favorite here last month, will arrive to-morrow, as hi haa been sick at hla home for the past few days. Howard will appear along with the other new ride re In races set for next Wednesday night Nut Wednesday night the Cincinnati Polio Department will attend the races In a body, as an invitation has' been extended them from the motordrome management It ia planned to hold a longdistance race that night tor all tbe riders. MARATHON RACE. The' Marathon race of tha Western and Southern Life Insurance Company ef Northern Kentucky Is causing uanaual interest.

The ar-rsngementa are la good hands and tha affair Is promising ta be a huge success. Among thoaa entered are William Musllsr. Lester Lansing. Pre Lamps, Oscar Whits, Ed Roth. Freak Connors, Wullsm Turner and aoem-bare the more aetlve athletic eluba of Xeaton and Campbell Counttea.

Entrlee mar bs made at the Covington ofAoa of the company. POLO NarreaanerU Pier, R. July 81. Meadow-brook defeated Great Neck far the polo ef tha United Statee. 14 goals to 12.

to-day. Four former Int. national sup defender, took part. Meadowbrook was represented br Raymond Belmont. J.

M. Waterbury. Maleolsa Stevenson and Devereaux Mllbura. The Oraat Neck team waa made up ef C. atumaary.

J. Wstana Wash, 1. Bsadssatea aa taldai. 14 4 .174 Kan's City 14 44 .171 Pittsburg II 41 .154 It. 10 44 .131 Jfl 27 10 3 II 7 27 18 01 41 44 .117 Brooklyn.

44 54 .441 43 56 .434 Baltimore. 34 4 Loula, July 81. Davenport pitched two full gamea tor It Loula In to-day's double-header with Buffalo, winning the first I to and losing ths second by a elnrilar score. In tha II Innings ha allowed only Ive hlta. In tha rat game Millar made the enly acora hy ateeltng borne.

Scores: Tint Game. ST, OUII AB.H PO.A. Tobln.ef.. 4 110 Vaughn.ea 8 111 Mlllrr.lf... 4 110 Borton.lb.

101 Korea.Sb.. 8 0 0 1 Hartley. c. 0 0 0 0 8 0 10 1 Klrby.rf... 10 10 Brld' 11.2b.

1111 Uavsn'tp. 101 BUFFALO. 0 Roach, 2 Lord. 3b i Oelton.rf.. otLouden.lb.

0 Kngle.cf... 0 ll Allen. c. I AU.H 1 1 1 1 1 1 a 010 0 2 1 4 0 0 82 421 11 1 Tobln out, hit by batted ball. Inning 11848171 Buffalo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 Bt.

Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 Stolon Basel-Vaughn Tobln, Miller. Sacrifice Hits Vaughn. Kores, Borton. Doubla Plays- Brld well to Borton to Vsughn: Chapman to Bortoa. Left on Baaea Kuffilo.

St. Uiuls, Basss an Balle-off Bchuls, 4 Btruok Out By Davenport, ft: by ffchuls, 2. Umpire McCoruack aad Wcet.rv.lt. Second Oam. ST.

U) AH. ToMa.cf. 4 Vaughn.ea 8 Mlll.r.lf.. I Honors. lb.

I 4 4 Klrby.rf.. I I (TandaJ. 1 I CIS. H.PO.A. i a 0 1 a I 18 0 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 I BLFPAIX).

I AB PO Roach, 4 0 1 Lord.Sb. 10 1 uownry Sb 1 0 2 0 MrLWd.rf. 0 0 louden. 2b. I ik at 3 0 Hofmsn.lf.

2 0 Hlslr.c 3 0 mte.p. 2 0 Bedl.n't.p.! 1 0 0 A.E 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 I Totals 24 1 27 II 1 Baited for Klrby la ninth tllattad for Ifeveisport la ninth. Inning 1114878 Ruffalo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01 Bt. touls OOOOOOOOO 0 Two-Bare Hits Chapnu Bnrtnn, Phase. Stolen Bases Mlllrr.

Borton, Vsuahn. Hacrl-flee Hlt-Hufman. Left on Bsera-ltuffalo 1: St. Loula, I. Hears on IIVIi Off Deenport.

1: off Lafltte 4: off Bedlrnt. I. Hlte Off Uftttr. In 7Vi Innings; off Hedlent. 1 In 1 Innings, struck Oct By Davoiipurt.

by Lantte. by Bedlent. 1. Pined Ball Ulalr. Umpire McCormlrk- Time 1:46.

STOVALL GETS PRESENTS. Kamaa City. July 81. The Knaai city Fd-erals took two gamea from Baltimore on "Btsvali Day" and tied with Chicago for flrat place. Both gamea ware won.

2 to 1. Manager Rtovall, of the Kaniaa City Club, was presented with a purse Bllrd with guld piecee and a bag of golf etlvke. Bcoreo: BALTIMOHE. AB.H. PO.A.

4 0 11 Duncan. of 1110 Zlnn.lf... 4 00 Eiana.rf. 4 110 Wslsh.lb. 1111 4 0 10 Owens.c.

10 8 1 Uoolan.as. loll 1 2 I BALTIMORE. I A H.PO.A. 6 0 3 3 Zlnn.lf.. Evans.rf.

Walsli.Jb tM'C'les. Bailey. p. I IkVk'Ick 1 Eo' I) 1 Totals II 8 14 18 2 KANSAS CITT. AB.H.PO.AE Cbcurn.cf.

1 0 1 0 Qoodwln.il 2 113 0 Stovall.lb. 4 1 IS 1'nrrinK-xb 4 0 Hhaw.lf I IlKruier.rf. 4 I.Eaexerly.r. 1 Second Oam. 4 1 4 4 110 tea i i i i 4 2 10 0 4 130 I I 1 4 a i i a lit I KANSAS AB 0 4 0 3 I 0 4 Hhaw.lf...

4 I Kruger.rf 4 Brown.c. 3 3 1 1 7ITT. 0 0 1 3 0 2 0 0 Q.J naon.ii 4 0 0 8 0 0 0 2 1 8 I Totals. 30 8 24 if 27 1 27 18 8 Innings 1 2 8 4 I 7 I Baltlmors 0 1 000000 01 Kansas City 00001 100 2 Left on Btaee- Baltimore. It; Kansas City, 9.

Stolen Baie Duncan. Barrtflce Hlta Ooodwln, Bradley and Doolan. Twu-Msie Hits tiood-wln, Perring. Kruger and llradl.y. Three-Bass hit Kvsns.

Douls Plays R. Johnson to Doulsn to Bwsclna; Perring to Ooodwln to Siovall. Earned Rune neee, city. 1. Struck Out By R.

Johnson, 6: by a. Jxhneon. 3. Bases un Bails Off Johnson. off Johnson.

8. L'mpiree eihsnnon and Johnstone. Time 1:46. PO.A.B 1 13 I 1 Totala 31 I 87 17 1 Batted for Doolan In the ninth. tRan for uuinn In the ninth.

Batted far BaUey In the ulnth. ihrihm taiiieeaa 0084044 1 1 aat Two-Base Hlte Owens, Kruger. Stolsn Baaee Brown, Evane. Kerned Kuna Kaniaa City, 8. Sacrifice Hits Evana, Walsh, fl idwln.

Dot.ble ays w. Packard ta Brown to StovalL Left on It a sna-a rit fl; 1m ic. Has i on Balls Oft Packard, off Bailey. 2. Struck Out By Bailey, by Packard, 2.

Umplr.s Johnetona and Shannon. Time 1:10. Chicago. Juiy 81. The scores: First Oam.

NEWARK. I CHICAOO. AB.H.PO.A.El AU.H. PO.A.B 6 10 0 Zelder.lt.. 8 0 8 4 8 8 1110 Flack.rf...

4 8 8 0 0 4 3 11 1110 0 Rousch.cf 8 110 Oizwllllng.cf 2 14 0 0 8cr.eer.lf.. 8 6 0 0 81111 4 14 2 Oi JarkaoiUb 1 0 0 1 Huhn.lb.. 8 1 8 0 0 Mann.lf.... 4 110 0 Bsrlden.c. 8 12 3 OiRmltb.as...

4 114 0 Moran.p.. 0 0 0 0 UiBlacs.p.... 8 0 0 1 0 Mlla 1000 0 Brsndon.p 10 0 10 Totals ..17 10 27 10 I 10 00 siussiy.p, Total 41 11 24 il Batted for Moraa In tklrd. tBatted for Brandor la eighth. lanlnge 1 8 4 I 7 8 Newark 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 08 Chicago 4100001 0 I Two-Bass Hlta Rarldsn.

Huhn, Rousch, Flack Zwllllng, Smith. Horned Rune Chicago Newark. 4. gaertnee Hits Wilson. Zvllling.

Frlta. Beach. Double Plays Frita to Zeider to Jackson; Esmond La porta to Huhn; Merely to Karl den to McKtchnla. Left on Baaea Newark. 12: Chlrato, 8.

Flrwt Base on Errors Newark, 4, Bases on Balla Off Moran, off Black off Moselr off Brandon, 1. Hits Off Moran. In 2 Innlnga; off Brandon. 8 In I Innings. Hit by Pitcher By Moran.

Smith. Struck Out-By Black, by Moran. 1: by Brandon, 1. Wild Pilch Black. Umpires Brennan and Corcoran.

Time 1:40. Second Oam. NEWA AB. 4 1 F.imond.ss 4 Rousch.cf. 4 Bcheer.lf..

8 Lap.i e.2b. 4 4 Rarlden.e. 2 2 RK. PO.A. 1X0 a i i 1 0 4 Oil 1 4 0 Totala.

1 1 17 II 11 Total. ..82 6118 11 1 CHICAOO. on a a. Zeider 3h. A a 't riaok.r sain 1 1 Flsch.r,e..

4 4 th a 4 0 12 ixana.lf... 4 11 2 Heck 1 McCon'ILp I 1 I 0 1 0 I 0 0 1 0 I 84 7 27 18 1 Betted far Smith in ninth Inning. Innlnga 1 I I I I I I Newark 0 0 8 0 0 0 08 Chicago 1 04000 00-1 Two-Beat Hit Zeider. Three-Baae Hit Flacher. Heme Run Campbell.

Stolsn Bsse Zwllllng. Earaed Runa Newark. 1: Chicago. I Sacrifice Hlte Senear, Kalierllng. Double Mere Mmlth ta Zeider Jackson; Rarldsn ta Laporte.

lft on Bases Newark, Chicago, 8. First Bass on Errors-Newark. I Chicago. 2. Bases on Bella Off McCoansll.

off Kaiser ling. I. Struck Out-By Kalerlng, by McConncll. Wild Pltch-McConnell. Urn-plree Brennan an Coraoran.

Time 1:40. Pittsburg, July II. The score: BROOKLYN AB.H. PO.A 1111 Magee.xn. Cuoper.it Kiun.cr..

dley.lb. 4 Holt, 4 F.Bm'h,ata 4 Bimon.e... I B'jackelp I el 0 1 1 i 1 1 4 0 108 tM.yers... 10 0 PITTSBURO. F.

AB.H. PO.A.B B'ham'raa 110 0 0 I 1 I 0 Rheim.cf.. 1400 O'K tchy.lb. 4 140 OjK.lly.rf.... 4 110 0 lMc.wr.yJb 12 110 0 1110 1 1 0 0 0 Burk.p....

1110 a.nstssr,p. Total. ..27 11 17 Batted for Bluejacket In sixth. -tBattted for Flnneran In elnth. IKenetchy out; hit by batted, halt Inntnga Illllllll Brooklyn 1 1 0 0 0 0 01 Plttaburg I I llll I 4 Three-Baas Tits Mowrsy, Kenetchr.

Stolea Bases Ksuff 1 Bradley, Simon. Anderson, Kelly. Beerlnee Hits Ber shammer. Rheam, Yerkes, Wlcklaad. Earned Hune Brnklya, Pittsburg, X.

Left oa Bsess Brooklyn, Pittsburg, First Bsss sn Balls Off Bluejacket, 1' aal.risuBstaa, li al auk, Mlla Off Bluejacket, In I Innings; off Flnneran. 2 In Innlnaa; off Bark. I In Innlnss; off Knetter. none In 1 Inning. Struck Out By Flnneran.

by Burk. fi; by Knetaer, 1. Urn-plree Flnneran and Mullla. Time 1:68 L0NOW00D TENNIS. Williams and Washburn Captured th hat em Doublea.

Boston, July Norrls Williams of this city, national single, champion, and Washburn, of New York, today won the Eastern doubles lawn tennla championship on the court of the Long-wood Cricket Club. The pair, playing together for the first time in a title tournament, defeated Irving Wright, of Boston, and W. F. Johnson, of Philadelphia, J-tl, Williams's forehand drives were almost Invariably effective and Washburn gave him splendid assistance. During the first set Wright and Johnson killed off stroke after stroke from their opponents' racquets by their ability to get in front of the ball.

Two matchea In the Longwood singles tournament were placed. N. W. Nile, of Boston, snd Craig Blddle, of Philadelphia, advancing to the semifinal round. The summary: Eastern Double.

Championship Final R. Norrls Williams Boston, snd W. M. Washburn, New Tork, defeated I. C.

right, Boston, and W. P. Johnson, Philadelphia, S-, 8-4, 6-3, -4. Longwood fifth round, uncompleted. N.

W. Boston, defeated Robert Lerov, New York, 6-3, 2-8. 8-6, 6-3. Craig Blddle, Philadelphia, defeated R. C.

Beaver, Boston, 1-4, o-l. 8-2. East Hill Golfer Makes Low Score at Hyde Park Conrse Twa eloae matches wero played In the City Golf League yesterday despite ths terrlfle beat. Hyde Park won over East Hill by the acora of to 4, while Loaantl-vllle did aa much for Western Hills. Hamilton County and Ft.

Mitchell had an off day. C. B. Wood and Al Baumgartner put Hyda Park on top by taking three points from B1U Oroaabeck and Holden Wilson. The former pair finished 1 up on the first nine, and up on the aecond round.

roes beck turned In an 88, far below hi average. Doo Lush and Bill Harlg had a hot eonteat with Neal McNeale and Burton Hollister. Ths Hyde Park club wlelder were up on the turn, but finished I down on tbe second nine, leaving them 2 up on the match, which gave) them thl extra point. Lush and McNeale showed great form, In fact, all tour were under bogey. Mo-Neale broke the season's record when hi negotiated the final round In 86.

and this, despite a 7 on No. 10. He played till last eight holes in three under par, the strokes being 4, 3, 3. 4. 2, 4, 4, 4.

Doc Lush was not very far behind, and but for two tough breaks on approaches would have equaled par. Fred Chatfield and Wallace Gray took three from Carl Rlit and Al Herschede. By defeating J. B. Wllmot and Robert Murdock on the eighteenth green, M.

Westhelmer and W. Sohl took two polnta snd won for Losantlvllle over Western Hills. C. C. Whltaker and Cheiter Rloh took three points from Millard Mayer i and Senior Prince.

The match was played at Western Hills. Western Hills recently won at Losantlvllle. The scores follow: HYDE PARK, C. Wood Al Baumgartner 1 Doc Lush Bill Harlg I Al Herechede Csrl Rial Total 6 WESTERN HILL. C.

C. Whltaker 0. Rich 1. B. Wllmot Root, Murdoch John Hauer J.

M. Lammert Total EAST HILL. Bin Oroeabeck Holden Wilson Nest McNeil. Burton Hollt.tsr Fred Chatfield I Wallaoe Uray Total LOSANTIVILLB. Prince ii.

Mayer 0 M. Westhelmer W. Shohl 1 Ooldman Eager Mocb I Total WOLOAST AND KETCHEL Open Boxing Oam Near City of Chicago Before Big Crowd. Chicago. July Wolgast and Steve Ketchel opened up th boxing gama In Forest Park according to schedule, traveling to a six-round draw before a crowd of fans.

Part of th receipt will go to the Eaitland benefit fund. Wolgast did not exert himself, wearing a broad smile throughout most of tha fray. There was a spell of serious work in the fourth round, however. Steve put over a hard left to the body and swung a right to the Jaw. Wolgast bent over aa thougli hurt.

He was only stalling though. Ketchel fell Into the trap and tore in, l.lrln atlrV laft If! th DOdV fOr hiS foolishness. Harry Forbes was referee. The boys weighed In at -ISO. The show was a success, tni promoters say, and they aim to stage weekly bouts in the park arena, which haa a seating capacity of 2,900.

MHAHON DUE TO-DAY. He Will Work Out at Local Gym After Els Arrival. Tom McMahon, th. Newcastls heavyweight who meets Dick Gilbert in thi feature event at the Elmwood Club show to-morrow night, will arrlv In town thl morning. Jimmy Dime, manager and trainer of McMahon, wired Harry Wueat last night advising him of the time of arrival, and also requesting him to have a suitable place for the big fellow to work out in thli afternoon.

Wueet made arrangement for Mac to do light work at his training quarters in Avondale, and if the rattler is on thne the Newcastle boxer will perform at 2:30 o'clock. Tom la said to bi a pretty rough fellow to work with, going after hta training partners with the same earnestness that ha displays when In the ring. Dick Gilbert hss flnlabed up his training, road work being all that he will Indulge in to-day and to-morrow. He Is In fine fettle and will go easy so aa to hold himself at hla present good form. Dirk Is very anxious to beat McMahon and la not taking any chanoea now that he Is right on edge.

BLTJI OBASS FAIR. Weather etemr. Track feet First Rare Purse llbo: for saaldsa flva furlongs: Aleeft B. 104; Loret-llne, 14; Mvola. li4; Flying Colors, lo4; Water Lee 104; Ellen 104; Stunner, HVL, Second Race Hires also; f.

three-year-elds and upward; alx furlonga: Dorothy Perklne, 104; liell Box. 10; Wild Bear, 110: Kidney Hellman. Ilo; Alice Dana. 101; La Patrss. 104; Jacquln.

Third Race Purse 1200- for three-year-olds and upward; one mile: 1K; Chill 110; Consoler. 110: living Feet 111; Oraen. 1'C; Cassowary. 107; Sprudel. 101; Be Flrat, I WILL CHALLENGE WINNER.

I Clarence Baundera, of South Norwood, Ohio, manager of Hay Rivera, will bs at tha ringside Monday night ta ehalleng the winner of tha eemlwlnd-up le In. Qilbert-McMahsn tight. I which will ha between FTankls Bandera and Bis Marker. Rivera waa greatly disappointed over luelng tbe dx-lrtoo to Macksy In their last bout and wants to enow thai as oan put up a Deiier ngnt ins neax uma. ALL-PROS.

FLAT TO-DAY. For tha first lime weeks ths All-Pros) will show their faces al tha Hippodrome Perk- this aftsmoon. They will hook up with the Lick Funs. Oame called at a o'clock. Schrauder wlll pitch for ths Proa with Red Munaon behind the bet Reegy, Harrleon.

Barton and i Morrow will take care of the Inneld posltlona. I while Breiteast.la. Bolus aad Mayers are ta ptaji ia the outnele, I a s' 15 VAIN SHEET THIS IS THE FINAL WIND-UP Any Suit in Our Stock Values up to $40 (THE 1 System and Brighton Qodies.) We are throwing- the doors wide open now" such dothlng values rarely come. An abundance of rain and a cool axanrner mean that our stock is large and that this is your chancrj. We shouldn't have to argue long with such values, and you livitildn't take long to make up your mind, Foreign and domestic weaves, with styles and models for tall, short, heavy or Epare men.

Make this the day. Manhattan Shirts Reduced (The World's Best-Known Shirt.) Kingly Shirts and all furnishings reduced. Straw Hats About 150 Straws, $3 and $3.50 values. Four Dollars and above at Half Price. lEalDk Am, Can Bs Knocked Twlc as Far aa a Baseball.

srscut, pisrATC to rns SNqDntsa. New York, July 8L Soim one has start-ad silly comparisons between golf and baseball. Tjr Cobb, say. a man who knows both golf and baseball, can hit a baseball 400 feet. Jerome Travers can drive a golf ball SCO yards, or 1.060 feet about two and a half tltnee aa far.

One might say, well, what of thatT But the fan, not content, proceeds theoretically, until he comas to the conclusion that Ty Cobb would have to be twice as large as he Is were he to obtain the driving power to send a baseball from a bat over as great an amount of territory as the peerless Jerry sends the gutta peroha sphere. Cobb, continues the theoriet, measure, a feet 11 Inches In height and weigh. 180 To equal the golf drive he would have to be 14 feet I Inchei tall and weigh 460 pounds. He'd wear a lTty cap Inatead of a a 20 shoe. Instead of an 8, and a B7H-lnch collar Instead of a 18.

He would have to use a bat I feet 4 Inches long and OH Inchea thick. All of which, now that the work and perspiration la over, makes interesting summer reading. Taker's Fast Mile Still Live Topic in the Athletic World sraciAT. DtapATrsT to rsa saqnrsxa. New York.

July iL-Tho recent mlla record of 4 minutes 12 8-0 seconds, by Norman 8. Taber, hss not only aroused reminiscences of the dlstsnce raolng giants of the past but ha created a discussion thl world over as to whether or not the human being haa Improved at this branch of sport. To treat accurate-iy the question Is almost Impossible now, but it Is certain that erhlle thi amateur hss Improved, thl professional haa deteriorated, and It Is a safe asiertlon thst then la not a runner among the "pros" who could reel thi mill off In 4:20. There la no Oeorge, Cummtngs, Snooks, Lang, Rlcharda or Deerfoot, but there are a few In thi amateur ranka almost aa good it Tiber. Th.

Tiber mark ta 8-J0th! of a second faster than the professional mark by Oeorgi, but as to what might be the result If the pair met In a conteet la problematical. George did his 4:124 easingTrp on a fair track, while Taber's waa a specially paced achievement on the fastest track in ths world. Another point In favor of Taber was that he waa practically running against a watcb, while George waa worried by the sort of an opponent and a man who at that moment held the world's record. Any athlete who has ever experienced tbe throe, of a big eonteat knows that the strain on the mind Is much more exhausting than th. mu.cular effort Perhapa no event In athletics has been productive of more spectacular contests than the mile.

The race lasts long enough for the spectator to have a good square) look at thl action of thi men and to form a real opinion as to who is thl best mover. Then again, for a man to run the mile at better than a 4:20 gait means that he must be in the best of condition aa to wind, muscle and stamina; that his brain must work In unison with bis bodily prowess, and, literally srpMklng. for pacing purposes be must carry a clock In hla head. WHITE HACKLE SOLD. tTBTIAl.

TlaVATTH TO TIB HQ. Tilt I. Nfw Tork. Jul? 81. At a prtc -M to bo $20,000.

th M-out tonal two-yfar-nld White Harkl hu bra BtHd by Jhn K. Thj tVhirartt Broa. and C. HaLlenbeck war nilus to obtain lh of Star HI. Mary Talbot, but It rtmalneHl for Jem Carroll.

tratn-T of th Shoahon Stable, to put th 4-ftI thrnurh Th only rtntalnlnv formallti-Ti are D. McCullr'a O. K. aa to th oolt'a aound-nevsjej and th transfer of tha latttr'i nsa--iirti Whan thia haa dona tha raat purchaarr'i nam a will ba known. THOMPSON'S CHALLENGE.

Al TMmpaort, a sturdy ynnng lightweight, who won the Orm championship In thst class at a recent tournament. Is out with a challenge to meet Young femlle. Kid Leppart or Yuung Ooldman at 12 pounds. Thompson caa draw a good crowd nv tlmo he Baht. ss be le a slugger, and his atyi.

of fighting elwaye pleases, BOXERS WANTED. Ths manager ef the Northalde A thistle Club, Jeff.rsonvtlls. wants to hear from capable welterweight Boxers. The address Is 130 W. Maple Jaffwaoavllls, lad, WU4m Matasr, sg Uus s4ty.

Is ree.ueeted write, Green Col MffAMAMf i CmCXTOfATX JNO.C.FI3CMBR ISC. 400-408 -WAUSrUT STREET' Despite Tough Luck iiiiiiiiniiiimiiimiiiiiininuiiiiiiniiniiiu GOLF BALL Pitcher W. Johnson Has Made Good Washington, Julr IL No doubt, be cause he haa loat mora than hla usual number of gamea at thla tlma of tb season, the report haa been going the round that Walter Johnaon hasn't aa maeav stuff as h. used to have. His own teeunmate refuse thla.

Oeortca McBrlde, thi veteran shortstop and Captain of th olub, sayi: "Johnaon ba aa much stuff as hi iv.r had. Hi la a better pitcher than he ever waa, beoaast ba) knows mora about pushing. Now Joaa-son has developed his curve ball, and whereas ha ueed to rely antirelj upon hla tremendous speed, new he mine em us. "Johnson la what ordinarily would be called a hard luck pitcher. To begin with, we never get the runa for him that we do for thi other pltchera.

Then lot of batters who have given up trying to hit the ball out of the Inneld agalnac Walter have begun to bunt the ball oca him. Speed afoot In the A marl oan League ver ia on thi Increase: henoe many of these lucky fallows get acratoh bits. Whenever you see aa many aa eight hlta made off Johnaon, It la safe to say that at least three of them have been Inneld scratches" Ths absolute lack ef loat motion In hla pitching, the gam. and rhythm to hla delivery and thi uncanny control, in view of his tremendous speed, still make John, aon ths wonder of wonders among pitchers. From time to time Grovir Alexander's supportera declare he la the equal it not the superior, of Johnson.

IS A REAL STAR. Bobertson, of Olanta, Xs Appl of McOraw' stscial oiarATca so tub bkqoibbs. New Tork. July 81. McOraw declares that hi Is about to realise tha ambition of his baseball managerial career In having a really great star oa hla club.

In Bobertson he think he haa on. of the moat spectacular players tbe game baa evsr seen. Strangely enough George Stalllnga, Roger Brea-nahan and Millar Huggina agree with him. "Robertson can ba Juat aa great a ball player aa be want to be," said McGraw. "He never realised his possibilities or took the game ssriously until this year.

He can bit aa wall aa anybody and ta as fast aa ths wind. Once he begin to find out what ha really can do you'll see a great ball play.r right bar. In New Tork." top watch t.st on all the players In both leagues proved that Robertson I faster In getting to first base by nearly half a atrtde than any maa In th game. WILL OFFER A srariiL DteriTca To rns aw quia as New Tork. July 81.

Lord Declee, who recently won the Irish Derby with hla thnroughber colt Ballaghtobln. has notified the National Horse Show Association that he will offer a. trophy thla year for at new military class st the annual exhibition In Madison Square Oardsn, November 1-11. Condltlone of the competition are not yet known, but tt thought tha British army offlcsr Is going to set up a new and practical teat of some sort for the ceavalrymen and their horse. SWTMMINO MEET.

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