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THE WASHINGTON 1V TIMES TIM ES SUNDAY SUN DA SEPTEMBER SEP rE lBER 4 4 1904 1904BASEBALL 9 9BASEBALL 9T5LETLL I BASEBALL ROWING RACING ATHLETICS BOXING OXINO GOLF GOLFn NATIONALS BEAT BEATBUREAU BEATBUREAUATHLETES BUREAU BUREAUATHLETES BUREAUATHLETESTook ATHLETES ATHLETESTook Took a Good Game by Close CloseScore CloseScore CloseScore Score of 6 to 3 3SEAY 3SEAY 3SEAY SEAY HAD THE REAL GOODS GOODSAllowed GOODSAllowed Allowed Defeated Nine Only Four Hits Hitsand Hitsand Hitsand and Prevented Bunching BunchingNo No Er Errors Errors Errors rors After First Inning InningIn In a game that was full of Interest Interestend Interestand Interestnud end with a culmination that was far farfrom farfrom farfrom from being beIr lr expected by the large ttrge num number numhEr nunher hEr of spectators the National atIonl Council Councilff Councilf ff the Royal Arcanum League bent the theBureau theEurea the1urca Bureau Eurea Athletic club by 6 to 3 on the thegrounds thegrounds thegrounds grounds at Second and Streets nor norYt norYtw nortkL nortkLwest i ivrest west st yesterday yesterdayThe yesterdayTh yesterdayThe The Th game started out in the first firstInning ftrstInning lirstInning Inning by the Bureaus getting one run runto runto runto to the good but In the second Innincr Innincrthe Innln Innlnthe 1nninthe the National boys played the kind of ofball oCLaIl ofball ball forTvhlclt they the have received sucn sucnn sucla sucflfl good name nameS nameS nameS Seay of Sunday Sunda School League Leaguefame Leaguef1me Leeguelime fame did the twirling for the winning winningteam wtnnlngteam winningteam team and allowed but four hits which whichhe whichb he 1 kept well scattered except in the thefirst thel1rst thefirst first Inning when the loser lo en made their theirf theirfrst theirfrst frst rst two runs on two hits an error and anda anda a 1 pass For the rest of the game there therewas thereWas therec was not a semblance of bad fielding fieldingand fleldlnga1d fleidlngAnd and every Yery player put some life into the thegame theglmt thegame game glmtThe gameThe vThe The Score ScoreNAT ScoreXATCOUNClL ScoreNAT NAT XATCOUNClL COUNCIL AB RBH BH PO A SSenyp Seny a 4 1 1 2 0 Seitz eVTi I 4 1 0 1 1 0 I Belaski So 4 0 1 A 0 0 03ckstei Beekstelrt 3ckstei rf 4 1 1 0 1 FIlllus ss 1 2 1 1 0 Tuaz Luazb 2b 2 1 1 2 3 1 1H JII 2 II Sony Ib 3 0 9 0 0 Drescher Drf sther cf i 0 01 1 08 0 1 1KIrhards 1l KIrhards lrhards If i 9 0 0 0Taylor 0Totals 0Totals Totals 10 11 11 4 4Bt7tEAU 4BITtEAU Bt7tEAU A AB 1Ul 10 A Taylor cf 1 0 1 Mullln 3b 1 0 2 1 1 Goltzback If 1 0 tJ 0 1 Matthews ss 1 3 0 Waple 2b 01 0 1 1rnlcoop 2 Wynkoop rnlcoop rf 2 ft 6 0 1 0 Akers Akersc 0 0 6 1 1 RIstin lb 2 0 70 0 1 1ahler Wahler ahler 0 0 0 0 U3 0Totals Totals SS SSNationals 3 4 1 18 8 8aUonnls 7 7Natlonnhs Nationals aUonnls 1 0203 0 2 0 nBureau I 0 0Bureau 08 08Hurt Bureau Hurt au A 2 0000 0 0 0 0 l3 l3Threebase 1qThr it3Threebase Threebase Thr oose hits hitsMatthews Matthews First on balls hallsOft Off Seay SeA 1 off Welder 1 First Firstn Flr1 tnn nn errors rrorsNnUonals National 1 Bureaus 3 Left Lefton Lenn Lefton on bases basosNatlonals Nationals 6 Bureau 2 Sac Sacrifice Seerifiee crlfif rifice hits hitsSeltz Seitz 2 Stolen bases ba baeeBeck baeeBecksteIn eeBeek eeBeeksteIn Beck Beckstein stein Ruaz Seay Goltzbnck Waple HIstin Struck out outB outBy By Wahler 5 by Seay 3 Passed balls ballsSeltz Seitz 2 Aker Akerb Umpire rmplreHnrIng Hnrlng Time of game gamel 1 hour hourand howrnnd hourmnd and J2 2 minutes NO DESIGNERS DESIGNERSFOR DESIGNERSFORCHALLENGER FOR FORCHALLENGER FORCHALLENGEREnglish CH LLENGER LLENGEREnglish English Firms Decline to toConstruct toConstruct toConstruct Construct Yacht YachtEngland YachtEngland YachtEngland England It Is Rumored May Not Com Compete Compete Cornpete pete Against America Americain in 1905 1905GLASGOW 1905GLASGO 1905GLASGOW GLASGOW GLASGO SeiH 8 SGeerse George I Wet Watson Wetsen Vat Vatsvn son the designer de hner has ha declined to czi czistrmt nslnift slnift a challenger for the America Americacup Americaup merlC8l merlC8llIr cup lIr owing to ill httalth William lIIlam Fife yifehas Fifehas rhas has also refused rer1 to design 8lGn a new elI ehalleng elItngr dudIengr leng Iengr tngr Lyne of Glasgow Ga GOW IK willing witlingto to ti I undertake II the work but he is 1 eon considered eonsitEd eonidcred sitEd idcred to be inexperienced inexperiencedSkipMr hwx IrwxerIencedI rlene rleneI I SkipMr Sycamore of Shamrock II In Inan Inan injn an interview today toda said Id he believed believedEnglish English designers cottld co kl build a winner winnerMut winnerht 1ftflQr 1ftflQri i Mut the 1 ht underwriters undrwrltrswouldnotrlskm undrwrltrswouldnotrlskmJrin would not risk ta tafirincr liirinz firincr Jrin rinz It against again a trip across the At AtltJtk At1btlc 1 1iaitlc iaitlc The 1h chances han for a challenger Ini In InseSm 1 6 wem remote remoteALLEGED ALLEGED TO HAVE STOLEN STOLENSHOES STOLENSHOES STOLENSHOES SHOES FROM FROMSTORE STORE WINDOW WINDOWJerome VJINDOWJtmt WINDOWJerume Jerome Fitzhutch a fixteenyearold fixteenyearoldT fRr STI gr aught la the act of handing handingt i rl rc pain Iar of aeeoadband ho ho4w 4 out of ofilothing ofdoHllng 4 ilothing store tOTt window wlnd YaM a arr arrested rented rentedIM ttd ttdJ IM tveni tnnIB evening and locked ICKk up ttthe dth tth House Houseof HoutkJf HouseJr of Jf Detention He IK I said to have gone goneli XOft4ot li Mr Kre lrft8nH wnH store is Kouramia Kouramiarlf rlf if Strtei aouthwgat JJOuth in rompanjr Nflpa with withw withvJ Ith IthWI WI vJ Jther boy 00 boys and adurinC during tiA ruhpur ruhpuri i Jn Jm itli thrW thl thik pairs WINJ of tfflOf shoes hoe hoeAK tKIIf AK KIIf 11 drew near eiir the window opt whkh whichhr whkhb whkhl hr Identic Idtlitlttpnded idChtIflteftde1I Intended to hand and andto n4 n4to Ut Uioe Uioeto to his ompanloh Max lax Wllttam WiloernsIn nuc a elrk elrkIn rk rkIn In the th stor store tor JHod 4z him und despite de plte ta desperate dtJIfr tt Mtrurful itru I put up by the lh lad hut hutJtld jii jiichd held chd on to him until a policeman arrived arrivedMALCOLM IU ezriveMALCOLM rt vMALCOLM MALCOLM LEE ARRESTED ARRESTEDFOR ARRESTEDFOR FOR SCORCHING AUTO AUTOBRYN AUTOBRYN BRYN AfAWR MtwR WR Pa Sept pt 1KeeidenV 1KeeidenVf Ine Lltesklenef ldt If Bryn afvwr have lodged dj mtay milA jsn eom eomIlalntH uui uuijaialnts IlalntH aealnst a lnst Malcolm Le Lee the six sixteenyearold Mixtenytlrold sixteenyeUrOld teenyearold son of G4N Geore org rxe Le Lee due duetu tlt thistu tu th lht reckless kl kh1I i manner in which whichIrQ he heIrove heIrove Irove IrQ his automobile automobileYteterday atlltomobllYeltt automobileYesterdaY YesterdaY Yeltt rda ufterooon young OUftg Le 14 Let was waaamtated WMMarr wasrrepted amtated arr ted and charged Chr ed with scorching toy bout out Oh21er Hr Mullen Before fort Jut Liwbf Lvf he hewag ht htwa wag wa vf rtntd ttm flS60 tt t60 60 which he IN ptld ptldMAN P1IMAN id idMAN MAN IS ARRESTED ARRESTEDWITH ARRESTEDWITH ARRESTEDWITHSTOLEN WITH WITHSTOLEN STOLEN TEAM TEAMWKST TEAMWl TEAMvIST WKST Wl ST CHESTER Pa 1 Spt XWh XWhf IWhile IWhilendta ndeav ndta ideavJrIii 0110 irlr to dMpotit oo nt a hora awl awlr aadhgg assiI hgg I gS ggy Frank Brown who vhoIte right nam namis name nnut1B is believed to bt OBriwi was a arr arrtttd arrtttdiere arrestedere et duere uere uereThe ierefhe ere erethe The man at flrst asked US for or th thteam tM tMteam theteam team but heist drot dr dropped Jlped ued his price pr1c to tochis JW JWThis WThis This excited ful suspicion fctoii and after com communlcstlnjf communclitIng coinmunlcatiflg munlcstlnjf with Wilmington the pollc pollcearned polkIfarntd polkearned earned that the team had been stolen stolenfrom stolenfrom toltIfrom from Ezra ErraPlorCe Pierce of Choate ChoittDl ChoittDlDR Del DelDR DelDR DR HENRY TUCK DEAD DEADNEW DEADNJ DEADNJw NEW NJ YORK Sept pt 2 JDr Dr Henry Tuck Tuckviee Tucklet Tue Tueie viee let president of the New York Life In Insurance In1Iltrance Insurance surance Company dl died todajr Wd tasthtv at See SaaBrlRht SeltBrIght SeeBright BrIght I after afttrMay a long lL mn flta Dr Drluck Drlu luck lu was bonn In Usantw Usantwfay rIIBWIHtt ift iftdIU May fay 1812 184 Thomas Stalwart StalwartWins StalwartWins StalwartWins Wins Century Stakes StakesCaptures StakesCapJures StakesCaptures Captures 20000 Prize From Drakes Ort OrtWells OrtWells OrtWells Wells After HeartRending HeartRendiDgRace HeartRendiDgRaceThrough Race RaceThrough PaceThrough Through the Stretch SHEEPSHEAD BAY RACE TRACK TRACKSept TRACKSept TRACISept I Sept 2Stalwart Stalwart owned by RThomas RThomalil ItThomas Thomas won the 2ttWO tI Century Centur Stakes Stakesat Stak Stakesat gat at a mile and onehalf today tOOIi but In or order order ortier der to do so he made a new nev track rec record record record ord ordJohn John A Drakes good threeyearold threeyearoldOrt Ort Wells was the favorite and was wasonly wasonl wasonly only onl beaten a nose after a drive of ofnearly ofnearly ofnearly nearly half a mile In which first one an anthen and andthen andthen then the other was in the lead leadTradition leadTradition leadTradition Tradition Takes Flatbush FlatbushSydney FJatbushSdnEY FlatbushSydney Sydney Pagets grand twoyearold twoyearoldTradition twoyearoltJTradition twoyearoldTradition Tradition won wo the J100QO 10000 Flatbush FlatbushStakes FlatbushStak FlatbushStakes Stakes Stak at seven furlongs easily Mall from fromtjie fromtle fromtJie tjie tle Western estern crack Oieoau Olao John EMadden Eraddtu E2fadden Madden pulled oft one of ofhis his good things thingsin hl 1 sIn in the second race with Waterside Yatenddewho Yatenddewhowall who whowag whowas wag backed down from 15 to 1 to 19 to 1 Only Onl two 0 favorites fa 0 rlt os won wonThe wonThe wonThe The Summaries SummariesFirst SummariesFirst SummariesFirst First race raceStelplechase Steeplechase for fouryear fouryearolds four fouryearolds rI I olds and upward about two und one onehalf half miles Royelle to 5 won Drome Dromedary Dromdllr Droniedery II dllr dary to 5 second Amur 4 tb 1 third thirdTime thirdTime thIrdTime Time 514 Ragged Cavalier Knight Knightof of Harlem Sen Gull and Delivery Deliver also alsoran al80ran alsoran ran The last named fell fellSecond foUSecond fellSecond Second race raceAll All ages handicap six sixfurlongs sixfurlongs Ix Ixfurlongs furlongs Waterside 10 to 1 won Lady Lad LadAmalia Amelia 1 to 2 second Adios 20 to 1 1third 1third 1third third Time 112 35 Divination An Ancestor Ancestor Ancestor cestor Martimas Castallan Ada Nay Raglan and Ingold also ran ranThird ranI ranThIrd I Third race raceThe The Flatbush Stakes for fortwoyearolds fortwo fortwoyeerolds twoyearolds two 08rolds seven furlongs Tradi Tradition Tradition Tradition tion 1 to 2 won Olseau 12 2 to 1 second secondSt secondSt secondSt St Bellane 6 to 1 third Time 126 126Broadcloth 12Iiit 12IiitBroadcloth Lij LijBroadcloth Broadcloth Burnt Hills Veto and Sn Sitdria SndriB Sndna driB also ran ranFourth ranFourth ranFourth Fourth race raceThe The Century Centur Stakes for forthreeyearolds rorthreeyearolds forthreoyearohds threeyearolds and upward mile and a ahalf ahalC ahalf half Stalwart 4 42 to 1 won Ort Wells 1 to 2 second Shorthose 12 to 1 third thirdTime thirdrtm thirdTime Time rtm 2ttl5 1l15 3t 14 Major Dalng Dalngerfteld rfleld and andDelhi andDeIhl andDelhi Delhi also ran ranFifth ranFifth ranFifth Fifth race raceFor For twoyearolds five And xndhalf AndI anda I a half furlongs Cairngorm 1 3Z to 1 1I I i Personal Comment on Men and andThings andThings andI Things in the Olympic Games I Some facts about Hicks winner winnerof winnerof winnerof of the Marathon MarathonHicks MArathonHicks MarathonHicks Hicks has participated In six Mara Marathon Marathon Marathon thon race In the 10W Boston Marathon Marathonhe he finished seond ond He is I twentyeight twentyeightyears tweni twentyeightyeers 8Ight 8IghtYeArs years old ohi single and a buffer by trade tradeHicks tradeHicks tradehicks Hicks was born in England He HeIs is ail ailorphan anorphan artorphan orphan He did his training In New NewBrunswick NewBrunswIck NewBrunswick Brunswick I I Some 9me facts about Albert Cor Corqy Corqyflnihed who whofinished finished second secondCorey ecoridCorey 0 Corey is a Frenchman by birth and andprofessional a aprofessional professional prore lonal strikebreaker by occupa occupation oeeupatlon oseupation tion Corey Cure was wa attracted to Chicago Chicagoby Ch Chiagoby go by the recent butchers strike It was wasexactly wasexactl exactly exactl six weeks wtek ago that Corey Core made madehis madeIns madehis his first appearance on Marshal Iarshal Field FieldChicago FieldChleago Chicago and told Trainer Tr lner Mike Uk But Butler Butler Buther ler that he was wa a distance runner runner and andthat andthat that he would like to represent the Chi Chicago Chicago Chleago cago A in the Marathon After Afterwatching Afterwatcbln Afterwatching watching watcbln Corey run at a good gOCH dip for forfortyfive torrortft forfortyfive fortyfive rortft minutes Butler told him Jie Jiewould Lkewould ewould would do Coreys Corey training was all alldone alldone alldone done over ver a cinder track His HI showing showingunder showingunder ahuwingunder under th these se circumstance elreum tance was remark remarkabte remarka remarkThe remarkahi abte abteThe a ahi eThe The Marathonwas marred by two un unpleasant unphAnt unpIeitsnt pleasant features fe ture Everett Brown chair chairman chairman man of the Chicago A A committee committeeprotested committeeprotestt committeeprotested protested protestt the victory of Hicks on the theground theground ground that he had been paced by at atautomobile a aautomolifte automobile containing eontalnl th the officials lelals who whowere whoWertt whowere were leading Director Sullivan refused refusedto refusedto to allow the protest NOtdt and to the New Newl NewEzglander Ezglander i slamler ander Went nt all the th spoils of victory victoryThe victoryThe rlctfKYThf The starters in the Marathon number numbered numhered ed eu twentynine twent nlfte but only onl fourteen Hir ea fin finished URl haisbed ished ishedIt isbedIt bed bedIt It must bt stated that the thewerko thewerkolisndhstpper work of ofHandioapp oCH Handioapp ndlc pJMllr Bland who 00 awarded the thetandtkps ththendhaps tandtkps wa waa vaRiaiikableV In the run running nUInlng rustfling fling high jump Barker of Iowa 1f with withhis withI withhis I his handicap took first honors by half halfin haIr1n in Inch Gonzsky Gon of Hungary and andFreyanark andFrtrYmark andFrernrk Freyanark of St Louis with their theirhandicap tb theirsandie lr lrhandleall handicap sandie tied at I feet inches Intht this thistrcond tb thesecond second medal going ti the Hungarian Hungarianwho Hunlatrlanwho Jiungerlunwho I who had the Hmalle smallest malli handicap hanJlca Jones Jonesof Jon Jonof Jone Joneof of New York Athletic Club the scratch scratchman scratchman scratchman man cleared Ie red fe feet iflit tl Jut touched touchedthe touchedthe tonehedthe the bur with hit ht his elbow at feet set setinches tt ttInchts 2 2inches inches In the pole vault a1t Sams mfle of In Indiana Indiana Indiana diana rnlvrs4ty nlverHIt the Olympic OII plp intercol intercollegiate mHm ksteraolhegtate ol ollgtate legiate champion was gIn 1 Inch Inchhandicap InchhaMlIeMII Inchhandicap handicap over McUanahan ban of Yale YI the theworld thtvorld theworlds world worlds record holder and cleared Iear 11 11fe 11feet I fe feet I inches In hes actually etu lly making his total totalvault tot totalvault lnuft vault nuft 11 fett te4 1 Inches Inth Waller WKltt ralter Dray Drayof Dra Draor Drayof of Oxford School oitOOl Chicago with a ahandlenp athaJtdhtlp ahapdieep handlenp of 10 inch Inches took second 2 COnrl place placeclmrimr plACElt placetIqiirni clmrimr lt rtltt with WM tonrfiaap twll 11 fst 10 10Inches 1 1Ineht8 10inches Inches taking second prize prtz Owing to tohi tohili tohis hi his having a bigger han haucp lte than thanSams thana thassftfle Sams a ftfle Claude Allen of the Greater GreaterNew Great reeter reeterNew rew New ew York Jrisrt Athletic Athl tJe club hub wa wathird wathird was wasthird third with a total vault ault of 11 feet 9 9I 9tnchtt 9inches I inch inchThe inches tnchttThe inchesThe The honors Oft MI th the third day were wereInternational wereInt wereIn International Int In rnatlonal honors wnorsAmerlea America Mv Mvfir Olve Olveflrt vftr fir flrt Grt Greece ce on one first firstClub ftrstIub lirattub Club tub honor hunorNew New York A two twoflrjtu twoIIrdt twoflrrts flrjtu IIrdt Milwaukee Mllyltuk one first Chicago A AA AA AA A on ont firm PanHellenic anH II nJc Gymnastic aYJltfta GymnasticClub tk tkClub Club one flr liret lireteast rlllt rllltEaaat tBast Bast two firsts ttra Vest eat two Ar ftnt lirsta lirstaticorgantos UGeorganton i iGe Georganton Ge anto a Greek Gr lk of wide Ide reputa repututkm reputation reputalion lion wait entered nt red In I the shot not put In InGreece InGr inGreose Greece Gr they the throw thro rather than put th thshot thhot the theshot shot hot which Is I not allowed by the Amer American Amerlean rlean lean rule rules Ills flrst two effort were weredtmiuaJUted wer werc1hHeUftMH were4h14UKJUed dtmiuaJUted for this rtxtayn and he re refu rtUtloote refsiedte fu tUtloote tMit make the third He was In fair fairly fAirly ly goOd ge form fort and Kot th the shot hut ot 41 4 I reel reelby rootby eet eetby by hi his peculiar ullar style styleThe styleThe tTI tTITh The Th shot eh with IUt which Rose set et a new newworklu newrld newworWs worklu rld JI mark of 4t fet teL 7 inches lneh vms vmstwo wI yaatwo two 0 ounces overweight overweightHengenson overweightI overweightFlongefl I I Hengenson Flongefl fl Cartmell and Moulton inthe Inthe in hithe the JWMnet 3imeter tn8er race were each eh penalize penalizetwo peluthizeatwo naUztN1 naUztN1two two yards ard for fate false marts whit while hahn Hahiiwho Hath Hathwho hahnwho who won In SI 1i and nd Ht a new newOlympic newOlympic newOlympic Olympic record kept his nerve am amdid lintI sn sndid I did not make the break This was wa Hh atuth itiswlp tuth ll to him hi lila In more way wa then UItI one a it ittended Ittended Ittended tended to discourage 4icourgetie the oth oilier men menOn menOne nenOn On One of the th best races riiceoc of the meet meetthat was wasthat weathat that of Cartnittli in the le 100 meter He Hewas Hewas was 8 punalisod two yards ard and ad wa WI4i badly lJatJl lJatJlItt Itt on the start being 1Iln five ftv yards be behind be1a1 behInd 1a1 hind but he gamely Kam eJ pulled tJ1I4 up and aft dn dnIIII listigIiQpd IIII igIiQpd rWJ jrfjhri jr thratards taIId BQguij BQguijand JJlog nan an and 3oultrn ulIjn bot11 botliblOW vIi when they won Councilman 6 to 5 second Bluch Bluchcr tr 6 to 1 third Time 106451 106 4fe Princes PrincesErls PrlncesErlco PrincessErh Erls Agile A lIe Dazzle Saulsbury Cotillon CotillonCharleys Co CotliionChancys tI lion lionCharleys Charleys Aunt and Amberjack AmberjB also ran ranSixth ranSixth ranSixth Sixth race raceFor For threeyearolds and andupward andu anduard upward ward selling mile and sixteenth on onturf onturf ottturf turf Wild Vlld Thyme to 1 won Leader Leaderi 7 to 5 second Gray Gra Friar 4 to 1 ihlrd ihlrdTime hldTlmp hirlTime Time 147 1 4 Brooklynlte Ed TIerney TIerneyHydrangea Tlerne TlerneHydrangea TierneyHydrangea Hydrangea Sheriff Bell Stonewall Ston wall and andPennant andennant andPennant Pennant ennant also al ran ranEntries ranEntries ranEntries Entries for or Tomorrow TomorrowFirst TomorrowI TornorzowFirst I First race raceSteeplechase Steeplechase short course courseEast courseI courseEast I East 1 1iaton lHton 161 Captivator 160 I Sir SirVorhles SirVorhies SirVorhies Vorhies 143 Snuff 140 14 Swamplands 148 Melslna 148 Georgia Geor la Pine 14 141 Good Goodand Goodand Goodand and Plenty Pleut 167s 16 157 Rightful 143 143Second 143S 4 4Second Second ond race race1woyearolds Twoyearolds live and andonehalf andI andonehalf I onehalf furlongs Merry Lark 107 107Rosemary 10R08Cmar 10 l0Rosemary Rosemary R08Cmar Kane 100 Jerry 106 lO HHde HHdebrand Hlldebrond 1Iildobrand brand 1W Il Electrical 90 Travers 104 104Gilpln 1HGilpin 104Gilpin Gilpin 102 Charleys Aunt 97 Loretta 97 9 Fra Flllipo 97 Brush Tp 94 Bisque lsquf 94 Blue Bird 98 Star Lily LU 100 Work Workman Yorkman Vorkman man 102 1O Annie Russell 94 l1 Delcanta 110 Supreme Court 100 Rosebourne He sebouru 110 Highborn 99 Fireball 97 97onehalf 97Thlr 97Third Thlr Third raceThe Sa Sajphlre phlre five and andonehair andonehalf onehalf furlongs Woodsaw I oodsaw 138 1 Be Bedouin Bedouin douin 116 Hearts Desire 116 1l Agile AgH 118 Ascot Belle 105 Slglight St lIght 128 128Fourth USFourth 128Fourth Fourth race raceOcean Ocean Handicap one onemile onemllf onemIle mile AlanaDale 120 1 New York 90 90McCheaney 00McChesne 90McChseaney McCheaney 12 126 Dolly Spanker 116 116Hamburg 116i 110Hamburg i Hamburg Belle 117 11 Ormondes Right 100 Hurst Pnrk 117 11 Bad News 114 114Colonial U4ColonlKI 114Colonial Colonial Girl Ill 11 Dainty 110 High HighChancellor HighChancellor IlighChancellor Chancellor Gray Friar 100 MineolH Mln Oln Oln9i 97 Lady Lad Prudence Adios S7 Col Collector Collector Ccllector lector Jessup 108 108Fifth lOii l0 l0Fifth i Fifth race raceSb Six and onehalf furlongs furlongsPelham furlongsMAjor furlongsMajor MAjor Pelham 114 Foxy Kane 113 113Counterpoise 113CounterpolKe 113Counterpoise Counterpoise 120 Martinmas 110 Roe Roehampton RoeI Roehampton I hampton V3 113 Stevedore 110 Gravinn Gravinnpliis 114 Merry PIoneer 126 Arsenal Mom Memphis Momphis phis 110 rot San Naughty Lady LadyDapple LKd LKdDapJle LadyDapile Dapple Gold 10S Funny Side Liberia Liberiai 96 i Stolen Moments lOG Auditor AuditorSixth 102 102Sixth l0 l0Sixth Sixth race mc raceOne One ne and onehalf miles on onturf onturt onturf turf Africander 127 Shorthose 116 116Outcome 116Outcome 116Outcome Outcome 108 Sheriff Bell 107 10 Palm PalmBearer PKlmBettrer PalmBearer Bearer 1M Keynote 102 10 Garnish arnish 100 100Lady 100Lad 100Lady Lady Lad Potentate ts Brigand 93 had been bet passed by Cartmell and greatly greatlydisappointed greatlytheir reatIy reatIydisappointed disappointed their friends who thought thoughtthey thoughtthey they had more mor stamina staminaIt It was gratifying to the spectators and andthe andtht andthe I the management to have at least one onechampionship on onchaInPlonshlp onichampIonship championship go to Greece It was that thatof thator thaiof of Kakousfe In a the bar bell belloontest belloontestwhen contest contestwhen contestwhen when he lifted 216 pounds and broke the theworlds theworlds theworlds worlds record recordOtto recordOtto rd rdOtto Otto Osthoff of Milwaukee second in inthe InLhe iiitile the barbell contest withdrew at ISC ISCpduitds lSGJf 1S 1Ssmuidg pduitds Jf utd to save his strength fOr the dumbbell contests He HeHw saw that he had hadno badno hadno no earthly 68rthl chance with the mighty might Greek GreekEwry GreekEwr GreekEwry Ewry Ewr really wen the standing high higtump jump ump with 4 feet 11 inches bur kept kepton kepton kepion on jumping until he got up to 5 feet feetnches 3 Inches i In an effort to break the worlds worldsrecord worldsrecord worldirecord record of 6 feet Inches made by him himself hlms hImself self at Buffalo In 1901 He was not feel feelng Ing i ng well and did not succeed succeedIn succeedIn succeedIn In the International tugofwar the Boer team omposed of Boers from the Ber er er exhibit and the PanHellenic team teamcomposed teenCOfllpOsed composed On1p 011OO of Greeks were both beaten hi th the first flr trials The beerfed Ger mans of Milwaukee were too much for the Boers DOt rs and their brethren of St Louis put It on the Greeks Gr eks The New Nework Ne York ork team which showed up best In it I the trials was composed compos of athletes while the other was composed of gym nifats and the athletes proved the best men although not trained to the work On the team were Sam Jones the high Jumper Jim Mitchell lIt hell the weight man Feuerbach th the weight thrower and anc I Charley Charlt Dlege and Chadwlck Thy Pwere were beaten beat on Thursday Thur3tda by the Mlf MIl Mi waukeans waukeansAlexander waukeensAlexander aukeansAltxander Alexander Grant was vas the scratch man I In i the ml mUIt run handicap but did not soi appear and Mumwi of New ew York was wasard wa virtually lrtuaI1 a1 Mr scratch teh man with fifteen fifteenDaly yertlrn yertlrnDelys ard ar I Daly DMlyswln Delys win of the mile handicap was Impressive I a as he Is entered In the 1600meter 1 championship By a splen did st spurt urt in the last forty yards he ht won on by three yards after he had ha ceased M8ed to be 11 considered Con k1er a factor Mun son of New York WitS second and hut liii i tight for the place with wit Deer the In dian from Montreal was sensational The white man beat the red man by only half It a yard yardWorlds yardWorhsls ard ardVorltl Worlds Vorltl fairs airs are good ood places for to Olympic games because beClt utle or the th t1 i with which It is possible IJOM lble to get for eign athletes to take In the fair and the tb events at a atthe the same it time timeS but bu It Is prob able that more people ople would attend if the games were dd ld In New ew York or Philadelphia I The Th crowd yesterday tprday was wo 5 estimated ma ted at 3000 300 which wa was not es pecially pl IKlIy good under the th circumstances circumstancesFlanagans clrcumMtanceFlan I IFanganc Flanagans Flan ns poor toOl or showing in tho t11 t11pouted pouted weight wt lght contest IH hard to explain I He is certainly In form but threw threwsome threwBOme thre Vsome some three feet below his Worlds orI orlds 111 rec ord and WM WI WMs beaten lIet In an event in i which he was considered without a peer peerJ IteelJ poetJ Mitchell of New York was also I Ie wonderful dlnappolntment dlllQPlolntm nt In the ttto pound weight He the th holder of three thr records ord with that weight wel ht the th last one on ne with the Irish style IItI one hand unlimit uuUmltfold ed run and follow In that he ht set a mark of 38 feet eat 5 Indies IIlCh in 1908 Yester tlr day Mitchell was 8 third In the cham pionship plon hllJ one inch irctiIsiIsind behind Flanagan FlanaganThe FlanagallThe FlessagaisFlse The third thl man in tiiu 55pound weight veIgti handicap wan I Ileyden of the Us Maryland Athletic flub Iub luh of Baltimore I who 1 111 well 1I known to many Washing ahlng ton athletes Hoyden put tho weight 26 feet 11 Inches He was allow allowed a fJ handicap handiest of 10 feet and that gave uve him himu lilt nU place placeDOCTORS vIMc vIMcDOCTORS placeDOCTORS DOCTORS ACID BOTTLE BOTTLEFRIGHTENED BOTTLEFRIGHTENED BOTTLEFRIGHTENED FRIGHTENED SERENADES SERENADESNKW SERENADERNEW NEW BRUNSWICK Re SIK Pa Sept SRe SReseiitiMg 3RcStIIUnlf seiitiMg the he attempt It of a pnrty Jart of More ore I Inaders Inadent naders to cover OtI his newly new wedilud wediludwife Weihiltteife I Iwlrt wife and himself with confetti anti rice net Dr Frank Harris of Trenton drew a bonk of acid clii from his Pocket and an ii threatened to sprinkle the th crowd with ltd It content contentTlir contenlJlrIH contentsVise Vise rIH Jwrennders nndel1l left their stock tock of rice tic 0 confetti intact IntactI6MaryJand 16 I6MaryJand Maryland Day DayC 0 Ry RyAccount RyCfount RyAccount Account Cfount Maryland Day Da at the Expo Exposition I Iittoii sition 11Ion Monday Mondti 8 Buptemll September ntember IS 1 the Chosa Chosap CIUHlPteAlu I Ipeahie PteAlu ake and Ohio will run Vorlds orldH Kalr Kalrcoach Ilulrcoach Fiti Ir Ircoach coach excursion from from Washington Sat Saturday Saturday Saturday urday September 10 at 2 230 IO In Solid Solidvestibule SolidvHtlbul SoIl dvestibule vestibule train through to St Louis with without without siti 5 5out out change Only Onl on one night out Mug 4a niHtant nltIea mountain river and otuion otuionscenery otUlonCtn1 taxat 0 0scenery scenery Ctn1 J1 Highclass service EXDISTRICT MAN MANWINS AN ANWINS WINS AT SEA GIRT GIRTDr Dr George Cook Takes TakesWimbledon TakesVimbledon TakesWimbledon Wimbledon Cup CupWEATHER CupWEATHER CupWEATHER WEATHER CONDITIONS BAD BADDeceptive BADDeceptive Deceptive Wind and Constantly Vary Varying Varying ing Light Caused Small SmallScores SmallScorcs SmallScores Scores ScoresSEA ScorcsSEA SEA GIRT Sept 3 3A A former mem member member ber of the ths District of Columbia National NationalGuard NationalGuard Guard but how a member of the Man Manhattan Ia1 Ia1hKttlln hattan Rifle and Revolver Association AssociationDr A eoelAtlon eoelAtlonDr Dr George 1 Cook of Sandy Sand Brook BrookInd BrookInl1 Ind this thl afternoon won the Wimble Wimbledon Vlmbiedon don Cup Match IKtch against a nltlllt nlxtyelght com competitors ClmJtltor cornpetitors petitors by a score of SS SSConsidering 85I Considering the extremely adverse con conditions tondltlons I ditions under which the match was shot shothis shothili shothI his hI score Is fine It Is three points be below below low that of Car Calt Richard of ofOhio otOhio Ohio last years cars winner but todays todaysbattle tIiYSbattle battle for the SoOO i500 cup was In a decep tive wind and light that constantly constantlyvaried conetKntlyvaried varied and It ended In a rainstorm An I hour before the match ended a drizzle drizzleset dli le leset tact set in inNew InNew New Jersey Man Second SecondDr SecondDr Dr Cook finished early carl Second hon honors touors ors went to Leut ut A Towes First FirstNew FlnltNew FirstNew New Jersey and third to Capt WA WA VA A Martin Second New Jersey Jerse Capt CaptS taptS apt aptS Winder Ohio and Harry Harr 1 Pope PopeMassachusetts PopeMR Massachusetts MR achusetts wljh wl 83 each eachThree each1hrce Three stopped at 81 Lieut Casey CaIt Soventyflrst Seventy rst New York and Murray Murra and Lieut Benedict Ohio OnloThe OhioThe The other District Dl trict of Columbia scores were Maj Iilj Young Youn 73 3 Lieut Wn S00800 Cookson 70 0 Private Wether WetherThe Wetherall Vethelan an 114 114Jhe The Maryland larlan scores were Sergt Glran Glr 05 Sorgt Brown 62 Corp It Beach SS Maj Iaj Fort 52 52Marine ft ftMarine 5Marine Marine Corps Scores ScoresThe ScoresThe cores coresThe The Marine Corps scores were Gen General General eral Burkhardt 68 0 Sergeant Major Hayes 08 LleuL Bishop 67 Private Cope 67 Sergeant Howard 68 Sergeant Sergeantetcham Ketoham etcham 6 tiS Corporal Shrher 63 Ser Sergeant Sergeant 5crscant geant Baptiste 6T 6 Sergeant Maybe hibc 54 Private Markee Iarkee 4 46 Sergeant Lons dale IS ISThe 16The ICThe The allcomers squadded revolver match was won by Lieut Sayre I Squadron A New York at 130 with Col Coli Ce I Thomas Anderson lIati8Uchusetts 15 i Armstrong 124 Maj Fort Maryland 122 Maj Youmr Dis Disniet trict niet of Columbia 121 Lieut C9okson Cookson District tn xof of frl Columbia Umbla 89 iB iBNELSONHERRERA 9 There were 140 etries etriesTakes etriesNELSONHERRERA NELSONHERRERA NELSONHERRERANEXT NEXT BIG FIGHT FIGHTTakes FIGHTTakes Takes Place at Butte Mont MontTomorrow MontTomolrov Tomorrow TomorrowBoth Both Men Are Fierce Mixers and Each EachHas EachHas EachHas Has the AllNecessary AllNecessaryPunch AllNecessaryPunch JPunch Punch PunchAt PunchAt PunchAt At Butte Butt Mont on Monday Ionda what whatshould whatshould whalshould should prove prove one of the best fights In Inthe Inthe I Ithe the history hlstor of pugilism Is scheduled to totake totake I Itake take place Aureulia Herrera and Bat Battling Battling Bitttling tling Nelson jI80n will Ill be the principals Nels Nelsson Nel Nelson Cis son Is the man who recently recentl put Eddie Eddl EddlHanlon Hanlon away awa and with lth whom Al Her Herford Hertord Herford ford Is after a match for Kid Sullivan Sullivanthe Sullivanthe Sullivanthe the Washington Vashln ton boy boyUnusual bo boUnusual boyUnuauai Unusual Interest Is taken In this fight fightthroughout fightthroughout fightthroughout throughout the country countr and In Wash Washington Washington VasbIngton ington In particular as local admirers admirersof of Sullivan want to see what chance the theKid theKid theKid Kid would have with Nolson This tight flghtwill tightm lightwill will give them them the opportunity In that thatNelson thatNelson thatNelsen Nelson Is a fighter of the same order orderas orderas orderas as Sullivan who while not as clever cleveras clevcras cleveras as some of the little fellows is a terrific terrificmixer terrl terrificmixer cmixer mixer and has a punch that will bring him the money mone when It lands landsMany landsMany landsMany Many Pick Herrera HerreraDespite HerreraDesllte HenreraDespite Despite the fact that Nelson is touted toutedIn toutedIn toutedIn In the Vest as the coming champion championthere chamvlonthere championthere there are many man sporting men who pick pickMerrera pickUerrera picklerrera Merrera to give the battling one bin hiaquietus hl hlfluletus binquietus quietus because they the say 86 Nelson Is Ismade Ismade inmade made to order for him Herrera has lost lostto lostto lostto to little men who had a clever left feftfor feftforInlltsnce loftforinstance for forInstance Instance Abe Attel Kid Goodman GoodmanCharlie GoodmanCharlie GoodmanCharlie Charlie Neury Near and others uthersbut but the Mex Mexican Mexheats jean has won when he stacked up upagainst upagainst upagainst against men like Kid Broad Benny Benn Yan Yanger YanI Yanger I ger and Louie Long who carried carrl the thefight thetight i fight to him In Nelson tlISO he will face flic just justsuch justsuch I I such a fighter and one who was wa fast fastenough tailtI fastenough I enough to make Eddie Edlll BunIon quit quitShould quiti quitShould i Should the proposed match between betweenNelson betweeni betweenNelson i Nelson lson and Sullivan come to a head It ItIs itis Is likely IIkcl that the Washington boys ad admirers adI admirers I mirers will see a greatly improved pugi pugilist JUgll1st pugilist list when he next steps Into the squar squared squarld squared ed circle He will have the th advtantage advtantageof of thorough training at the hands of ofJoe oCJoe ofJoe Joe Gans one of the cleverest cleven st boys and andbest antlbest studbest best ring generals who ever threw up uphis ul ulhis upisis his dukes Despite his lack of 0 inside insideknowledge Inlfldeknowledge Insideknowledge knowledge of the game and of the theproper thepropttr theproper proper way to deliver his punches Sul Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan livan haw rapidly rapid forged to the th front by beating Joe Bernstein Joe Tipman ana anaTommy and andTommy andTommy Tommy Daly Dal and drawing with Eddie EddieHanlon EllIleHanlon EddieIlanlon Hanlon Many lan who saw Oft his last fight fightwith fightwith tIghtwith with Hanlon think that the Kid would wouldhave woulahae wouluhave have won hud the mill been for twenty twentyrounds twent twentrounds twentyrounds rounds Instead lIuitt ad of ten tenSullivans tonSuJlivans tenSullivans Sullivans Chance ChanceWith ChanceIth ChanceWith With Ith the training and coaching he will willgot willrot willget got from Cans with whom he Is train training tntInillg traintug tug for the negros battle on the Coast Coastwith Coo Coastwith twith with Jimmy Gardner on September 30 30would 30ould Ve would ould probably be lj favorite over llaii llaiilon ITanIon lon should the th two meet again ln Sport Sporting SJortIn Sporting ing In men who have seen Sullivan perform performwiy perrormtIt performthis wiy tIt this gives gfC i him chance eha nce with Nel Nelson Nelwise el son who did not have saso decided advan advantage adutae alvantage tage over Hanlon until the twelfth twelfthround twelfthrouud twelfthround round roundKven rouudFn roundEvi Kven Fn should Sullivan Sulll 11 be ht defeated bv bva ha bya a man of the caliber of Nelson It wlf wlfdo win windo vil vildo do hiM reputation but little IIttl harm a abefore nit nitbefor8 asbefore before he was taken In charge of by byAl byAl byAl Al llvrford rrfJrd he was not rapidly enough enoughpuuhod enoughJHJllhod enoughpsishod puuhod to the front True Sum Sam Solo Soloman SoloUltin SoloIsis man his hi former inuiiHger WMH discreet discreetIn lisereetits In his als matchmaking IIHtlChmaldn and did all he hecould hcould liecould could for or Sullivan but theru wa sas f4 no noone 110cn nocite one cn to give Ive him that moat essential otwentlnltraining UHdentlnlI essentialtrsttnhtg I training boxing with man of the cull cullbar cullbtfr ealiber bar of Guns man who la a better betterfighter bettori betterlighter i fighter hu 1ItUlI more ttx experience xuorlonee rlttncQ und to It umore umore I more clever cl Qr boxer than his pupil vupllo Georgetown GeorgetownField Field MeetOffers Meet MeetOffers MeetOffers Offers Many Features FeaturesCrack FeaturesCrack FeaturesCrack Crack Colegev Runners and Relay Teams TeamsFrom TeamsFrom TeamsFrom From Baseball Organizations OrganizationsAre Are Entered UH The open outdoor Held and track meet meetfor meetfor meetor for or the th benefit of the Georgetown boat boathouse boathouse boatouse house ouse site sit fund will be held tomorrow tomorrowafternoon tomorrowaftcrnoon tomorrowfternoon afternoon a an at Georgetown Field begin beginning btglnnln beginine ning nln ine at 210 3 mThe mThe mThe The decision ktlon of the Corporation Coun Counsel Counsel Counel sel el that the varsity vanil COat house occupied occupiedpublic occupiedpUb1le occupiedublic sp ss public ublic property proJert at the foot of Thirty Thirtysecond Thlrt ThlrtlIecond Thirtyecond second Street compelled the Blue and andGray andGrR3 antIray Gray ray rowing wlng association to demolish the thestructure thestructure thetructure structure and as a result the boat club clubis dubIs clubs is i without ithout a home A friend has offered offeredto otrerEd otrerEdto to provide th the university with a a house houseon houson housen on condition that the th ground which whichto whlchto whichO to build is purchased IlIreh sed It was to raise raisemoney ralscmone raismoney money mone for or thin fund that Dlreotorr DlreotorrOShen DlrcCtQrpOShlK DirectorPShea OShen Shea and ReiHy Retl1 decided to hold an anoutdoor auoutdoor anutdoor outdoor met metIn JeIn Je zneIn In conjunction with lth the field and track tracktourney tracktourney trackourney tourney tourney ourney there will be an Interleague Interleaguegame Intprleaguegame interleagueame game ame between St Stephens Institute Instituteand InstituteRnd and a nd Fourth Presbyterians the winners winnersof Inncr Inncrot of the pennants offered by the Capital CapitalCity CalltitlCft Capitdiity City Cft ity and Church Leagues respectively respectivelyEver re8pect1v respectIvelyEver bEver Ever since the formation of the Capital CapitalCity CapitalCity City League which Is the younger of ofthe orthe ofhe the he organizations bt baseball eball enthusiasts enthusiastsof to of this city have been awaiting1 walt1ngn a game gamebetween gam gambetween gameetween between the clubs of the two leagues In Inorder Inorder inrder order rder to decide which is I the stronger strongerTwo stronJtrTwo Two Good Teams TeamsIn TeamsIn TeamsIn In the Sunday school race Fourth had hadno hado no trouble In landing la IahdIn tdln the trophy but In Inthe Inthe Inhe the he city league St Stephens was just justsfolo justKble justttic sfolo a ttic to beat be out Turner Athletics after aftera afterpretty a pretty fight Neither Captain King Kingnor Kingnor Kingor nor or Captain Moriarty has as yet decided decidedupon decidedupon decidedpon upon pon what pitcher he will use in the all allImportant allImportant allmportant Important i contest In Lowe Buscher Buscherand Buscherand Buachernd and a nd Kidwell the West Enders have a atrio atrio ario trio rio of strong slab artists arU ts while hUe Donald Donaldson Donaldson Donaldon son on and Red Wahler are the standbys standbysof standbsot of the Presbyterians Moffatt ottatt Bradley Bradleywill Bradleywill Bradleywill will be behind the bat for Fourth while whileGraves whileGracs whileGraves Graves will do the receiving for the theInstitute theInstitute thenstitute Institute InstituteThere InstituteThere I nstituteThere There will be two umpires for the thegame thegameHandlboeo theamoIlandlboeof game gameHandlboeo HsndlboeQf the City C1t League Mgue and andColllflower andColli andCoIhiflower Colllflower Colli ower of the Sunday School SchoolLeague SchoolLeague SchoolLeague League The handsome hand ome trophy cup to tobe tobe toe be presented prosentedto to the winners by Harris HarrisCo HarrisCo HarrisCo Co will be one of the most coveted covetedprizes coetedprizes covetedprizes prizes offered to athletics In this thl city cityIn cityIn cityn In i years yearsThe yearsThe ears earsThe The Wg feature of the track meet will willbe willbe willbe be the relay race between the Maryland MarylandAthletic MarylandAthletic Iarland IarlandAthletIc Athletic Club and an allWashington allWashingtonfour allashlngtonour four our running under und the colors of the theGonzaga theGonzaga theConzaga Gonzaga Club The Baltimoreans have haveone haveone haveone one of the th fastest club fours In the thecountry thecountry theCountry country and a victory over their team teamwill teamwill teamwill will bo no little achievement The TheGonzaga ThaGonzaga TheGonzaga Gonzaga quartet will probably be Lo Lorendo Lorondo Loendo rondo endo and Edmonston Fischer and andRobey andRobe andItobey Robey RobeyFour Robe RobeFour ItobeyFour Four From Capital City CityThere CityThere CityThere There will be four relay teams In the theCapital theCapital theCapital Capital City race The Carroll Institute Institute Insti inatitute tute entry is Lucas Crowley Cullen Cullenand Cunernand CulIlnand and Lanahan St Stephens Step1tons Institute Institutewill Institutewill Institutewill will be represented by Fitzgerald How Howard Howard Howard ard ROBS and Brawny Drewr Gonzagas teamIn teamIn team teenn In i this race will not be the same that thatwill thatwill thatwill will be pitted against Maryland aryland Athletic AthleticClub AthleticClub AthleticClub Club but will be made up of Connelly ConnellyLorendo ConnellYLorendo ConneUyLorendo Lorendo Fischer and Brown In the theNational theNatIonal theNational National Guard race the Urell Rifles anI anlthe anIthe anihe the he Capron Cadets will enter teams The TheUralls TheUrQlls TheIJrls Uralls will be Bateman Gill Laughlin Laughlinand Laughlinand Laughlinand and Graham while the Capron men menwho menwho menwho who win compete have not yet et been beenfinally beennflty beenhhisly finally nflty selected selectedIn selectedIn selectedIn In the Intermediate relay race the theDuponts theDuponts theDuponts Duponts will be classed agalsat agal 8t the In Independents Indevendents Independents dependents The Dupont four Is Rose Rosemond Rosemond Rosemond mond Royce Ro ce Wallace allace and Johnson JohnsonThe JohnsonThe JohnsonThe The most prominent of the Individual Individualathletes Individualathletes individualathletes athletes entered is Joe Hill the Ameri American American Anienican can champion hurdler and one of the thebest theblSt thebest best broad jumpers in the country countr He Hewill Hewill Hewill will probably be the scratch man in the thebroad thebro thebroad broad bro jump and In the relays will vili run runthird runthird runthird third on the Maryland Athletic Club ClubRandall ClubRandall ClubRandall Randall of the Baltimore Athletic AthleticClub AthleticClub AthleticClub Club and Rellly of Georgetown the ST LOUIS Mo Sept 3 3The The final finalseries finalseries 1 1series at the theStadium theStadium I IStndlum series of Olympic contests began Stadium this afternoon before some 10000 spectators under a flawless sky skyA sk skA skyA A A strong west breeze kept the air cool cooland cooland cooland and the th close heat ht ltt of Thursday Thursda was wasnoticeably wasnoticeably wasnoticeably noticeably absent ent The Held and track truckmen trackmen trackmen men were In perfect condition and andeverything andeyerthlng andeverythIng everything was favorable for firstclaw firstclawathletics firstclassathl firstchaseathletics athletics athl tlc Disqualified for or Life LifeFred LifeFred eFred Fred Lorg of the Mohawk Athletic AthleticClub AthleticClub AthleticClub Club of New York who finished first firstin firstIn firstin in the Marathon race last Tuesday Tuesdayafter Tuesdayafter 1uosdayafter after he had ridden three miles in an anautomobile anautomobile anautomobile automobile has been disqualified for life lifeto tireto lifeto to enter any U71 amateur athletics athleticsJames athleticsJametl athleticsJames James Lightbody of the Chicago ChicagoClub ChicagoClub ChicagoClub Club who broke an Olympic record In Inthe Inthe inthe the 800meter run Thursday was suc successful succful suecesaful cessful In smashing the Olympic record recordIn recordIn recordits In the 1500meter run this afternon afternonHe atternonHe afternonlie He made inad the distance in 40546 4O 1 which whichte te I 15 second Ond better than the previous previousrecord prfwlourecord previousrecord record Summaries Summaries440yard SummariesHOYRr Summaries440yard 440yard handicap handlcapVon Won by Frank ODarcy ODarc 0Darcy Darcy Darc Flnlay Flnla Mich 12 yards ards second secondGeorge S6eOnftGcorst secondGeorge George Underwood New I York A CorHUh ClKrah Cscratch scratch lKrah third 3 Puck Montreal 6 6yardto 6alllH 6ystrda yardto alllH Time 50 45 45lSOOmeter 441500meter 15IWOmtter lSOOmeter run runon Won by James ameIt DLightbody DLlghtbod BLighstbo4iy Lightbody Llghtbod Chicago A second secondVerner WK Vi ViP Verner erner Chicago A third Yo 15 KHtrn Ellseirn 1 learn Chicago A Time lute 40626 40626100meter 400 2 2100m 25 25150meter 100meter 100m ter run runon runWon Won by Archie Hahn llahnMilwaukee HahnMlhvaukte BahuMilwaukee Milwaukee A C1 second Yo I Curt Curtm tltrtuwl CartstittI uwl Louisville 1 11 A third 11 IIHHITI 11Ihun 1111t 011 HHITI 11t Hogoitson Hog on Chicago A A Time limeIhrowlng Throwing discus Won on by 1 Sher Sheridan SherIdan Sheridun idan 0 I A A 133 1 feet 10H 10Hinches 10tiInche 10114inches inches second Ralph Hose nH Chicago ChicMKoA A 12 1f11 ftt 10 inch incline its third Nicolas NicolasP Georgtontog At Athe Atisia hewn Greece Gree 125 I feet feet7V4 tlt tltj 7V4 Inches Inches110meter Ind1t111l0mHter inchesllOineter 110meter hurdle race lMceYon Won by 11 Fred FredW FredSchu81e FredV Suhuele Mllwauk Milwaukee A 1 Tad TadShldeler TadSisitleler tadShideler Shldeler Chicago A A second 1 Ash Aslihurnur Ashhurn Ashbunter bunter hurn Ithaca third Time TimePole rlm 811 811Pol 010Pole Pole Pol vault vuulton Won on by Charles Dorvak DorvakChicago DornkChloag DorakChicago Chicago A 4 A 11 feet I inches Inch Leroy Lero LeroSarns Sarns Samse indiana University second stt ond 11 11o IJ PRESTON EDMONSTON I I I In 220Yard 20 a Dash a at Georgetown GeorgetownGames Georgeto GeorgetoGames GeorgetownGames Games Gamesworlds GamesI Gamesworlds Gamesworlds I worlds record holder for the quarter quartermile quartermile quartermile mile indoors will meet et In the 446 41 yards yardsopen yardsopen 8rds 8rdsopen open Randall will also try for the first firstprize firstprize firstprize prize In the high jump against Le Matt Mattthe Maththe fatt fattthe the local crack who will enter from fromthe fromthe I Ithe the Spaldlng Athletic Club of this city Rellly ReIII will be the scratch man In the the220yard the3yard the2yard 220yard dash In which Precton Edmon Edmonston Edmonston Edmonston ston also al of Georgetown will also run runThe runThe runThe The half mile race promises to be one oneof oneor oneof of the prettiest of the day Hemingway Hemingwoyof of Cornell Gill of the National Guard GuardLorendo GuardLorendo GuardLorendo Lorendo of Georgetown and Watson Watsonof Watsonot Watsonof of the Olympia Athletic Club will Ill all allstart allstan al i istart start In this event There Is 1 Is little to tochoose tochooe Schoose choose between the men on form and as asthere 88there a athere there Is the fiercest fiel est sort of personal personalrivalry personalrialry persona rivalry between them the race personaI should shouldprove shouldprove I shouldI prove interesting to the large crowd crowdwhich crowdwhich crowdwhich I which Is expected ex ted to be present presentIn preioentIn preaentIn In the shot put Hoffemran a George Georgetown Georetown Georgetown town freshman who Is a a protege of Joe JoeCurran JoiCurran JoeCurran Curran the Georgetown crack missile missileheaver missile11eaver missiliheaver heaver will make his initial InlU appear appearance Appearance appearSance ance Opposed to him will be Curtiss Curtissof Curtlseor Curtisei of the local A and several severalstrong seyeralstrong severe severestrong i strong men from from Baltimore BaltimoreExperienced BaltimoreExperienced I Experienced Officials OfficialsClaude OfficialsClaude lYfilcialsClaude Claude Zappone director oO oOaquatics of ofaQustics olaquatlcs aquatics at Georgetown and late presi president pre prod proddent i ident dent of the National Association As oclatlon of ofAmateur orAmateur ol olAmateur Amateur Oarsmen will referee the thetourney tintourney I tourney tourne with Bernie Wefexs excham exchampion excharopion excliampion pion of the world as clerk of the thecourse thecourse thecourse course Percy Given of Georgetown Georgetownhas Georgetownhas Georgetownhas has been appointed marshal and with withlarge witha wittI a large number of competent assistants assistantshe assistanthhe I he expects to keep the Infield free of ofspectators ofspectators 01 01spectators spectators and Insure an unobstructed unobstructedview unobstructedview unobstructedview view for the crowd crowdThe crQwd crQwdThe The tickets for the meet will sbe be good goodfor goodror goot gooti I for or the ball game and will 111 include includegrandstand includegrandstand includsgrandstand i grandstand privilege The first race racewill racewill rae raewill will be started at 2 230 and the game will willbe willbe whlbe be called at 415 i1 Lightbody Wins Again AgainIn AgainIn AgainIn In the theOlympic Olympic Games GamesCaptures GlmesCaptures GamesCaptures Captures 1500Meter Run and Breaks Rec Reoprci Rec9rdFred RecordFred prci 9rdFred ordFred Fred Lorg Who Claimed Claim Mara Marathon Marathon Marathon thon Race Disqualified for Life I feet 3 Indies Wilkins Chicago A A Athird Athird Athird third 11 feet 2fc 2 inches InchonInternational IncheInternatIonal inchesInternational International team race fovir miles milesWon roUeson milesWon Won on by A Chicago A A sec second second Second ond Time Tlm 2117 45 45Dumbbell 4iDumbbell 45Dumbbell Dumbbell contest contestWon Won by Oscar Os Ostoff Ostoft toil Milwaukee A 43 prints ftts Fred FredYork FredVIners i Fresr VIners Ne NevfWest West Side ide A New NewYork NevYork York second 45 points pointsOnemile pointsOnemll poIntsOnemile Onemile handicap team race raceWOI1 Won by byMissouri byMIssourI bMissouri Missouri A Southwest Southwe St StLouis StLoula StLouis Louis second Time LbS Si 16 16Handicap IIiHandicap 15Handicap Handicap hammer throw thowVon Won by bJohn John Flanagan Greater New York York1r York1rmit ar arIsh Ir Irlah lah A A scratch A A Johnson St StLouis 8tLouis StLouis Louis Central A second secondfeet 30 30f 38t feet et Mitchell New York A Athird Cthird Cthird third 9 feet teet 1 Hayden Hayd Maryland MarylandA arnd arndA i iA A Baltimore fourth 32 3 feet Dis iDlstunce Distnce Distance tunce tnce 153 15 feet 4 Inches InchesSlxt InchesSixtyyard jSIxtvyard SIxtvyard Slxt ytd dash dah handicap hndlcfWon handicapWon Won by CHasted CHast CHasted Hasted Hast Missouri 16url A 4 feet fpft 1 FAnnls FAnni FAnnic Annls Anni Greater Greter New York Yor1 Irish Ir sh A A Asecond A Asecond second 4 feet tet Fred Fre Englehart 2Jo 2Johawk ohawk hawk A New York third a feet feetWill fel felVm feetv1ll Will Vm Blome aryland vrland A Baltimore Baltimorefourth Baltmore Baltimorefourths fourth 4 4fet fet et Time Time 006 00 15 15NEGRESS 15NEGRESS 15NEGRESS NEGRESS BOMBARDED BOMBARDEDCOPS BOMBARDEDCOPS BOMBARDEDCOPS COPS WITH CROCKERY CROCKERYAfter I IAfter After an examination examinaton by police iolce olice sur surgeons surseons curgeons geons yesterday t8ry Frnce France CvrWn ctbn a anegress a i a aisegrem negress nlgreS was found to be of unsound unsoundmind unund unundmind unsouns I Imind mind and sent Snt to St Eliabeths Elabths Asylum Asylumby Alu Aslun Aslunby by Sanitary Snlar Officer Ofcer Frank Frnk of the th Police PoliceDepartment Polce PolceDeprtment PolIcDepartment Department Deprtment yesterday yesterdayThe yesterdayIhse eterdy eterdyTlu The woman womn husband hubtud IK I a cook cok on onriver a ariver arher river steamer 8t tme and she he lived Ue at at 477 KStreet KStret 1 LStreet Street Stret southwest tOUtlVMt Because Beui of the con constant conMtant constant stant racket she made in her house houseneighbors hose hoseneighbr a aneighbors neighbors neighbr complained complned to Policemen Pol een Her Herbert Herbrt Herbert bert brt and Spicer Spi of the Fourth Jowrth precinct precinctstation preinct preinctstaton precincatatlots station staton They Te went to th the house hoW but butfound butround be befound found the door barricaded barricadedAfter brricded brricdedt barricadedAfter After gaining ntng accents ace acc to th the house eue the thepolice theple hIs hIspolice police ple were wer bombarded ombre by th woman womanwho womn womnwho womanwho who hurled cup CUp cuw saucers Kucer and lates at at atthem atthem is isthem them She occupied ocupe a position plUon at the thehead theHed thi thibead head Hed of the stairs tan and ad endeavoring evorlfg to ttake take tke her prisoner the th police were ex exposed etp00041 posed to her he pr deadly tdly aim all for some sme ert time tme She was dually Jnl overpowered overpwee and sent snt see it to the House of Detention Dtteuton for the night nichtt GREAT TOD TODSL6AN TODSL6ANis SLOAN SLOANIS IS NOW NO ALL IN INBe INBest Best Be of All Al Jockeys Once OnceWorth OnceV OnceWorth Worth orth Over 400000 400000MAY 400000MAY 400000MAY MAY YET BE REINSTATED REINSTATEDOld REiNSTATEDOd Old Od Horseman Horoman Predicts Predcfs He Will Wl Prove Proveas Proveas as Good as Any Ay of Present PresentDay Pret PretDay PresentDay Day Riders RidersNEW R4ers R4ersNEW RidersNEW NEW YORK Sept Sep 3Y 3YM 3ye lf Its true te that th Ted Sloan to all ia said known Ta Slon 1 al Md a aw81 well trainer of race rce horses 1e Who Whomakes Wliomakea makes maes overSunday oV ovecSunda Snd8 trlp trp tripe fetre tItlt tItltUs to uhiit it itU3 U3 is family He has became t2ly bl a a subdued subduedrather sb subduedr3ther rather mournful mourCul looking lookig little tte chap ch wo wor wise wiser vcr er speaks sp even ev to Me hl old friends friendsunless f4 IrisadsrAess unless rAess less he IB spoken spke to All AI of the te flashy flashyrider fy or his ga hs leloul marvelous days a as 8 a race racerider rider ritr are gone gOR He do doiny dOt dooeat wny wear wearry iny ny jewelry jewely any ay more I can cn remember rememberiv rmember rememberthen I iv then hen he had almost amt a a whole floor of ofno ofin I no in of tho finest ftnot hotels hotes In Ii New York York Nt He now I hasnt got any man ma any anyiriiro anyI iriiro tro to lay Iy his h1 clothes elthe out because he I minus the clothes clthe There The Was ees a 8 a time timevhon tme vhon hen little ltte Ted Te never wore ore the same sameJit se selit sameut lit of morning morIng clothes clthe more mre than th three threetimes te threelines times tm at the outside outde He used use to ride ridedown rde rdeown ridedown down own to the tracks from Long Lg Island Ilnd Islanddy City dy 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losing loslp out outTurned outTure outTurned Turned Ture His Hs Head HeadIm Head HeadTm Im sorry soI He never was ws a bad bdHtte bdHtteman Mttle Mttleman tUe tUeman man Sloan Slo The money and an the adula adulation aul adulathen then ton turned turne his head hed It Is 1 true enough enoughand enogh enoghand enoogband and he went the te distance distce with th all al the theblind te teblnd theblind blind blnd fatuity fatuit of a sudsed su sailor slor but bt I Ihappened Ihappne Ihappened happened happne to know that at the te height of ofhis othis ofhis his career carr he was wa an a extremely etremely ebonite charitable cht ebonitehis his bl chap and ad a a warm heart he did beat beatunder bt btunder beatunder under those te weird fancy tany waistcoats waIstct of ofhis orhs his hs They say that tat Tim Tm Sullivan SulIva and andsome ad adsme andsome sme some other Influential Infuenth turfmen turmen are using usingtheir uig uigtheir usingtheir their best bt efforts eors to have hve Ted To reinstated reinstatedon relntate on the th New ew York tracks I hope hpe they theysucceed te tesuce theysucceed succeed suce I believe belee that he Is as a good go a arider 8 arider rider rder today toay as a he ever was a and he has hasno bf hastrouble no trouble in keeping keepng down to weight weightbeing weightbeing weightbeing being naturally nturly a diminutive man And Andif Af Andif if hes restored retored to standing hell IteIo be son sonacquisition a nacquisition acquisition acquiitn Theyll Theyl all be after atta him hm the theminute th theminute minute they the see se that hes anything anhng like likeTod lke lkeTo likeTed Ted To Sloan Slon used use to be and hell hel have an another a8other another other whack at the cornucopia cornucl et for fortune fortune fortune tune YOY You can take tae it I from rae tfcat Khe I ifhe he ever succeeds suceeds In getting geting money again againhell agin aginhel againhell hell hel keep kep It ItHas It itHas Has Them All A Beaten 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