Rational Doubles Tennis ^^^^Q^^^F^^ Favorites Beaten ^^aratogi Yankees Make Tilden and Richards Grand Circuit Poor Added facts and Fancies Clean of Riding By LOUIS LEE ARMS- Sweep Star at Boston Net Meeting Opens To Trouble in Lyrics for Our New Express Red Sox Series Track £yHOOTING down the subway, Defeat Harry C. Johnson and Irving C. Winners At ^ Dovm the old hubbubway, Wright, Philadelphia Course Is Rough and Heavy in Spots and Jockeys Ensor *^ Down the and nib of Last Year's and jab way Hank Robinson Shades Babe Meet.Philadelphian Boy and McGraw Cause Bettors to Gnash On the William and Wall. Champion May Win Title Spirited and Fast v Sure, wc all are standing, Ruth a Racing Their" Teeth in Pitchers' Time Still the sub's demanding Battle Mark First Day Another cent for landing By Fred Hawthorne of Trots By W. J. Macbeth On the William and Wall. BOSTON, Aug. 12..The annual national doubles lawn tennis cham- SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., Aug. 12..Favorites had a rocky road pionship tournament began this afternoon on the to travel here was Talk about your crushes, BOSTON, Aug. 12. The Yankees the historic turf courts o: to-day. The track rough and heavy in spots from the made a clean sweep of the series with Longwood Cricket Club, with twenty-nine pairs drawn to PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 12..Spirited recent, rain and failed to suit four choices, famous centre rushes title now play for the Koh-I-noon and St. Quentin being the Red Sox by to-day's held by William M. Johnston and racing and fast time marked the open- the well .' man en v >us blushes capturing Lawrence J. Griffin, of Cali¬ only backed horses to earn the judges' decision. The track was game. The score was C to 1. Inasmu ;h fornia, the midget team that won the crown in ing day of the Grand Circuit meeting the 1916 by Maurice not the only rough thing, however. Ensor and McGraw ex- On William and Wall Street, &:i the Cleveland and defeating at the Belmont Club's trac-: Jockeys pave Indians triumphed McLaughlin Ward Dawson, of California, in the Driving hibitions of that caused their backers to Cuss 'em and Call Street over the Chicago White Sox, the lead rr_.. I.IM1. T_ r_i_J challenge round a; to-day. The non-arrival of several riding gnash their teeth. Ensor was for the defeat of Corn Mangle and Maul Street of the Bostonians was cut to horses from Cleveland and a of responsible Tassel in the fourth race and two As there '.vas no title at stake lasti couple Battle in the last. Express! games. year because of the slight accidents held the fields down,1- world war, > The game this was John-, but the of Jockey MeGraw's afternoon a ston and '"Peck" st 11 wear their honors, quality racing thoroughly handling of Danc¬ pitchers' battle between satisfied the crowd. ing Cirnival caused Since Ham Hyatt stole a base (last Saturday) there is hope for Hank Robin- but Johnston is now an ensign in the Pirates dismay among son Two of the those in with the Ho! Ho! for the Huggin3 men and Babe navy and Griffin is the Hun' Capture three events resulted in the lower end of the grand¬ anybody sot connected Zollerns. Ham stepped right Ruth fighting; split heat and Reckless stand. The for races, Toss the Hubbites, the Yankee as an aviator with the American Tommy Murphy filly, with her neck and out and stole a base without fuss or feathers, though it is the first twirler forces added two first head gaining the laurels. Hank held in France, so the winners moneys to h:s winnings forming an arch, finished outsido so annexed since the of of this tourn¬ with one he has cackling geese saved Rome. Praise the league leaders to three hits, where- ament Directum J. and Chilcoot, but was! the money. Dancing Carnival was will¬ he will be hailed a3 the new .cham¬ LopsidedGame to Ham the Hyatt! Because stole that base we have renewed hope as, the Babe was found for four safe- pions. distanced with Zombrino in the 2:07 Makes ing to race, but McGraw had different pace, when the black stallion cut Single a millionaire. Ham is an entire tome of ties. him-| views. of becoming applied phil¬ One of the strongest pairs did not self severely while acting badly. Wal- Credit for the run that beat the Sox get, into action ter Cox won this event with If these unpleasant exhibitions o£ osophy. to-day, owing to "delay From lin. Betsy Ham- goes to Al the Cubs Flo Waiters, the Yank catcher, in transit." It this Stately broke down after fin- poor jockeyship had been eliminated developed after¬ ishing second in the first heat Goodfor Run the who in the second inning with Four- noon, after Edwin C. Sheafe, chairman drawn. and was crowd of 8,000 racegoers would Vest Pocket nier on third and one man have Vaporings out, of the tournament committee, had in¬ The 2:04 pace furnished the feature. enjoyed the sport, even though Ko one needs to assure Austria that Italy is like a boot. "squeezed" Fournier across the stituted a CHICAGO, Aug. 12. Carmen Rill landed the first four shaped plate frantic but fruitless search, Murphy and third place ST. favorites.Purchase. Jyntee, Corn. with a perfect bunt. Ruth finally man- tnat Frederick B. Alexander and Beals pitched in fine form to-day, heats, but every one of the three was LOUIS. Aug. 12..St. Louis to¬ Tas=el and St. Quentin.failed to C. while^Pitts- a hard drive. Baxter beat land to a a aged to get the ball to first in time Wright, the famous Davis cup stars burgh batted hard Lou took the sec- day Cincinnati in the first game the After a few trips laundry Palm Beach coat may be used as a of Chicago's pitchers ond heat and led to the half in money. to squelch Walters, but Fournier tallied yesteryear, together with Julian S. and won a one-sided 12 to 1. the of the series, 3 to 1. A two-base hit The Seneca .¡¿cet handkerchief. Myrick, vice-president of the United The visitors victory, third, but the pace was too fast and Stakes.guaranteed cash as the ball left the bat. ::'-i'f;j made seventeen hits, pood Directum J. won the by Fisher scored Paulette and Horns- value, National Lawn Tennis Associa¬ for a total of twenty-four bases. heat from Hal $2,500.was the feature of the The other Yankee run had tion, had Chicago Boy in 2:03%. The 2:0S trot a by. A wild throw by Schneider already missed their morning train was saved from a shutout was per¬ programme. It called for condi¬ W. H. says these Xew Zealand soldier uniforms will been scored in this same frame. Pratt from New an when they procession for Chilcoot. mitted Tuero to make the circuit of selling: J. stunning not York did not arrive in were able to bunch three tions over the safe for stRrted the Red Sox on their way to Bost >n until hits, one The summary: the bases on a single. si\--furlonp course. Jyn¬ atke the world Dame-ocracy. defeat nightfall. of which wa3 a doubble in the second The score: tee. owned by drawing a base on balls, Miss .Molla Bjurstedt, national woman PACING.2:07 CLASS. by Lieutenant ¡Raymond 3el- Fournier beat out a inning. PURSE. $1.000. CINCINNATI IN. L.) ST. mont, who is bunt. Old John champion, who was also with Mr. The score: Betsy Hanilln Cn* LOOS IN. L.) "over there/' was served Hummel the My- !. 1 1 2 an r h o a ei ab r h i> a e up a banged ball to ricks was Windsor Tcxiri Stout i . ¦'. topheavy favorite at 4 to remarks that the safely right likewise 3 2 Groh 4 0 * 5, .An exchange resignation of Percy Haughton from party, delayed, but PITTSBURGH (}f. h.) CHICAGO L.) F. 1 0 2 3 0 Anderson, rf. 1 0 o .< o 0 e despite field and Pratt scored. Fournier went she will (N. Stately Valentine . '.' rlr I. Macee, 2b I 1 2 4 6 1 BetM-l 3b 4 0 1 0 j 1 fact that she had not raced for marks appear later in the week in abrhoae' abrhoae Km du Forrest cf.. 2 III Boston Braves the former Harvard star as a keen student of to third and Hummel took second on mixed Boone. sa.... 4 0 1 2 5 0 rf. 4 0 Zombrino Fleming).dis Rousch. 4 0 1 0 0!P uletlo, Ib. 3 1 0 10 2 0 mere than a month. She raced doubles exhibitions and also in Flack, 110 0 Murphy . dis S. M asee. Ib 4 0 1 9 0 n well, the Bigbee. If- 6 0 2 4 0 0 11 ss 4 0 0 H y js. 4 12 2 11 throw home. Peckinpaugh put a a special match illocher, 13 10 Tune.. 05VÍ : 12Ú. 07%. Neale. if_ 3 0 14 0" Fisher 2b 3 01 220 finishing second to Swe^p Up II. Lack fa game. against Mrs. George H. Carey, cf.... 5 0 0 3 0 0 Wortraan. as. 0 0 0 3 0 0 " bit of a damper on the as rf. 6 4 4 1 1 0 PACING.2:04 rf.. 3 0 0 2 2 0 M :Hcnr> lí 3 0 1 3 11 of racing caused her as proceedings by Wightrnan, who, Miss Hazel Hotch- 8outhw'h, Mann, If.. 4 0 1 4 0 ii CLASS.PURSE. $2,000. es 3 0 0 1 3 1 defeat, she to but Al Cutshaw, 2b. 4 2 3 14 :f.. 10 0 0 Directum J. Blackb'ne, Heatbcote. cf 3 0 0 1 0 M was n a popping Scott, Walters with kiss, of California, held the national OlPaskert, 10 (Murphy) . 1 3 1 Wingo, 3 0 0 12 0 Gonzales, c. 2 0 0 4 10 for hard struggle. his bunt mad« Mollwita, lb. 3 2 2 3 0 0 Ba.-ber, cf... 10 0 0 10 Baxter Lou Valentine). 5 1 4 0 Now and then it becomes necessary to pat the office cat on the head the other run possible. honors three year?. Shaw, lb_ 10 0 3 0 0 Merkie lb.. Schneider, p. 3 1 0 0 1 Tuero, p.... 3 12 2 3 0 Sweep Up II Vins at !5 to ! The Red Sox scored their only run .:.:.: ch'e, 3b 4 0 13 1 0|Pick, 2b. Ha! Boy «jth a swivel chair. Weather is c.. 4 (Fleming). 3 S 2 Tota:* ...311724163' Totals ....2637271 i Sweep II, at 15 ir. the eighth inning, which Scott be- Promising Schmidt, 3 3 3 10 Deal. 3b_ 4 0 12 2 0 Llttls Battle (Cox). 2 i 5 Up to 1, made a run¬ Hill, p. 3 110 10 c.. Cincinnati . 1 0 o 0 0 race. g%n with a to short. Boston has boon having its share of KUlifer. 10 0 0 10 Time.2 05%, 2 03-4, : 03'V St. 0 0 0 0.1 ning He raced Blue Paradise single Schang rain 3'Farrell c.:.. 3 0 0 3 2 0 TROTTING.2 08 Louis.10200010 x.3 dizzy, and. when batted for Mayer and hit to lately, but niter a cloudy morning Martin, p.. 0 0 0 0 0 1 CLASS.PURSE, U 000. rwo-bue hits.I* Fisher. Jyntee joined him in Among the Crown Prince's medals there should be one his safely and 0 Chilcoot Macee, Sacrifice hlt- ¦he drew for sprint¬ right, putting Scott on third. White- forenoon, the sun came out and IHendrli, p.. 10 0 0 0 (Murphy) . 1 1 1 A Double p ays -I, Mafee and s Magee. stretch, out and beat her Napier, p... 3 0 1110 Hollyrood Kate Dodge). - 2 (fonsLa es and home man replaced Cochran at the and the weather was ideal for tennis. The C. Fisher: MeHcnry d G i «lea; Bet- by open daylight. ing ability. bat Gentry IGeers). 3 3 3 íel. Fisher ind Paulette llornsby ai au üte Form hit into a double Peck to Pratt courts were a trifle heavy, but a Totals. .40 12 17 27 13 0 rotáis ..32 1 7 27 13 3 North Spur i Cox).(ir Groh L. Magee and S Macee; Griffith and players had a hard jolt in the play, or two day Time.2 Left on W-»-,. first race, when of sun Pittsburgh . 0 4 4 1 1 0 0 1.12 ilVi. 39V4. 11. bases.« i; SI Louis 8. First Purchase the to Fournier, on which Scott counted. August should dry them base on favorite, out until Chicago . 0 i o 0 0 0 0 0.1 errors.Cincinnati, 2 .w-. Louis, 3. Bas>-» and the Having finally extracted from his jaw the boxing g!ove Dempsey hit Harry Hooper was helpless before they are lightening fast. on balls.Off Schneider. 6. Struck Cerinus, second choice, finished The most Two-base hits.Flack, Cutsha' Schmidt (2). out.By Tuero. 3. outside the money. took ¡¿a Fred Fulton says he would like another chance. Hank's curves and hit weakly to the impressive showing on the T.:reo-base hits.Schrillt. Southwort...j. Stolen boj.» Lyke good with, first dav of was made 'Frank Shea, Runner, Aims care not to hurt and pitcher, who tossed the world's series M. play by William .MoUwltz (2), Schmidt, Cutshaw, Booce. Sacri¬ Purchase, Gruber hero out at first. Tilden, jr., national cour! fice hits.MoUwltz. Boor.o. Sacrlflce fly.McKech- Duke get mixed ¿in in so many traps in the of clay Double play.Deal (unasslstedl. Left on AtWorld's440-Yard Record Kahanamoku Breaks first half mile that These two innings, the second and champion, Philadelphia, and Vinceni bases.Pittsburgh, 10. Chicago, - first base or: he was unable to The Greatest Infield the were the Richard3, holder of the national errors.r-.i'sinirgh. 2. Bases or. balls -Off Mar¬ Word reached the A. A. U. head¬ work his way clear until too late to eighth, only occasions boys' tin, 3; oft Hill, 4. off ? Hits -Off Mar¬ Another World's Record finish COLLINS to when either team could make title, who, only sixteen of i; Napier. better than fourth. a plans quit baseball this week and join the navy. any head- years age, tin 2 In 1 2-3 Innings; ok Henrlrlx. 3 In 2 3; off quarters from Pittsburgh yesterday Duke stable mate Mormon, way again.-.t the fine of Robin- regarded as one of the" most brillianl Napier, 10 In 6 2-3 Strurk out.By Hill. -; by Kahanamoku continued his of Sun Rriar, the mil» EDDIEHis old mate, Jack is in pitching and I. Wild Passed bal that Frank hea, the Smoketown fielding Barry, already Uncle Sam's harness, son and Ruth. six men were left promising the Napier, pitch.Hendrix. flier, streak last at record breaker, furnished the Only i among youngei o Farrell. Wincing pitcher.Hill. Losing pitcher is record-breaking night surprise « ire other of the stars who once immortalized the Philadelphia Athletics. on bases, four Yankees and two Red layers of the country. .Martin. tuning up especially for the 440- the final session of the International by winning at 20 to 1, after leading all Sox. Tilden and P.ichards created a sen¬ run for the the way. Baker, Barry, Collins and Mclnnis were a wonderful infield. There sation yard national chamuion- Exposition in The Like Sun r:^ht at the start by defeatir.c shiD to be held at the Great Lakes Bronx, by swimming Briar, Mormon has a ring¬ a TJ . x> bone. :*7er was greater one, though Chicagoans probably will aver that g n-, 'C»V .-.- Harry C. Johnson cite Irving C Naval Training Station feptember 21. The latter colt has r-"..-. while were Wright, cf the oair Shea has ar. or. the champion has o. Mnfeldt, Tinker, Evers and Chance, of the old Cubs, surpassed, or at helpless with tl the Boston, who" wo: eye the world's record Kama getting the semblance Longwood "patriotic"" doubles tour of i~ seconds, and thinks that the com¬ world's record. tried to steal the second rac?. ¿at the Mackiar. But the most of us narr.ent last The old mark was by a equalled, quartet. will favor Baker, year, by a score of 6-3, 7-5 ing meet will be the phycological 1:08 made opening up big gap the f.rst half Collins Ward, the Yankee infielder, 6-2. The tal! moment for an attack on 2-5, by Perry McGillivray, 'mile. This spoiled his'chanca and he toy, and Mclnnis, and there has never been a greater infielder utility Philadelphia«, whos< the world's w-as was used in centre field by Huggins work on the courts this season ha: best mark. At any rate, Shea has of the Illinois A. C, four years ago. very tired in the stretch. When ¿an Collins. He could do and does do well. In a been Kohinoor everything addition, he and made good showing. He secured spectacular, outdid himself thi: By C. E. T. shown himself to be the best man for However, the Duke failed to win the challenged Kama was unable is one of the four New York Scharps to respond and the won uncommonly consistent under any and all conditions. Aside from the hits, caught afternoon, and the gallery was con the "quarter" since the passinr of Ted race and had to be content favorite clev¬ two flies and made an assist. thrilled Motorists light lamps to-day, S:32 p. m. with second erly by a length. jiders, he was the star of the 1917 world's series. stantly by Tilden's terrin Meredith. place, a yard behind Clarence smashing of lobs and his wonderfu There have been all sorts of con¬ If all the reports prove true about who Lane, Hollister Beats Com Tassel Theie is a balance to Despite the fact that the Red Sox had a handicap of four seconds. perfect Collins's playing. He fields and throws covering- of court. reports about all manner the 410-yard track at v are leading the fans flicting of straightaway The winner's time was 1:10 1-5 seconds. Hollister beat Corn Tassel in the irthouï a Saw and uses beautiful league, only 2,500 Tilden the Great Lakes, it will be an ideal The fourth race. The judgment in playing for batters, as he attended the game. The two victories Anticipates Shots. things connected with automobiles and for mile metropolitan championship betting was largely his cone to Tilden's spot the big test. The stretch 'is for women was won Mrs. confined to this pair, with Corn Tassel know them over years of experience. He handles throws frem¬ gained by the Huggins men over their anticipation of the oppos their operation, so that the motorist is now a by Claire shots was undergoing special preparation Galligan Tinney, who made a new the favorite and Hollister second ue cstfier to nab runners favorites Saturday seemingly took the ing pairs' little less tha to be blamed for by ar. track stealing with poise and boldness, and he can off and or. hardly being at sea. expert builder, who is American record the choice. Tumbler showed Hollister the edge their enthusiasm. ur.cannv, the occasions whe to lose no to it by completing esteems, a throw and toss to the on an younr; Pochards faltered in the midd! The favorite rumor is that something going pains make per¬ route in 23:23 3-5 The old mark way to the stretch, where the latte: píate attempted double steal as fect." The track" is was took command well The Yankees will have a holiday to- of hghtning rallies at the hi is going to be done to and fully protected 31:212-5, by herself. Miss Char¬ and managed to win by as any one we ever saw. In addition, he hits net, gasolene, from wir.d interference, and a scien- lotte was a trine over a judiciously, varies his morrow. They will meet the Cleve¬ partner leaped into the breach an that the Boyle second and Miss Lucy length. Corn Tassel, 2 of nans government, or some one of its tiñe process has been called into play Freeman third. dozen in the rear one style attack, the bases and slides will. There are no players year land Indians Wednesday at the Polo bombarded Johnson and Wright off th to On her way to the lengths at time Grounds in New York, the court departments, is about to issue, or has prevent the least possibility of ruts goal Mrs. made a new record closed up a big gap in the bul in and year out of more team value than Eddie Collins. beginning by the sheer power of hi or other soft Finney stretch, first series with the Western clubs. an spots. for the 1,500 in 24:29 1-5. the effort came too la*e. smashing. It seemed that no matte issued, order restricting the sale or yards St. how deep the Boston attenante use of the Quentin beat the barrier in th« pair fuel. fifth race and won a The score: to place their defensive iobs, the si; Rain Halts Boxing Bouts Dundee Resumes in canter by eigh' A Postoonesl XSW TOSS [A. I».l BOSTON (A. lO ícot-two Tilden Only recently we heard that garage3 Training lengths. It was no contest. His vie Fight generally managed t Owing to the rain last the was a HTE2S storm are out and the is bring them, down with in Connecticut were not selling much night Johnny Dundee ar.d Tommy Touhey, tory r.r.a::r::al knockdown for th< signals stage set in the American Gi'-hooley, si."* 9 Ö i 0 »¡Hooper, si... 3 0 Ö 2 Ö o tremendo': Armory Athletic Association of the layers. A false was League Wird, cf_ 3 0 12 10 Sneaa, 2b... 3 0 0 0 4 2 sweeps of his racc.uet and finished th gasolene on Jersey "Paterson Flash," will resume report circulatec for a battle but it " Sundays, because the tank until this that royal, doesn't look as though much of anything is Biker, 3b... 4 0 0 3t'1 Stri r.Jt, ci... 40 0 3 3 noir.is then and there with brilliar City postponed evening its training to-day for their eight-round he >re" and this caused hi: ?>~g to H. H. Pratt, 2b.... 3 ! 1 5 2 0|Ruth. p. 3 0 0 0 3 0 wagons were not delivering or. that bouts. bout at the Armory Athletic Associa¬ opening odds of S to 5 to mount t< happen. Frasee says he never has said that he actually Fournier, lb. 3 1 1 S 0 0 Melóla, lb 3 C ) 13 0 :'k:lls." cay. In other the In the feature contests Phil 3" to 1. At It must not be words, Saturday Bloom, tion of Jersey City next Monday night. the latter price the bet: ¿£«d the protest against Johnson which was over ~ii 4 0 5 3 2 0 2 '. 4 4 thought that Richarc suppiy r.ad to last, ove- ur.t:; who recently defeated Joe The bout was in and he was published the names ?é:ü~z~-. Scott','sZ'.'.'.'. Î 0 was a laggard in the match. The sie: tr.e Welling, originally cheduled for poured backed until th« ¿ week-day. As z. cor.secuer.ee, some r.o- last but was layers cried Cceuiskey, G.-iifloh and Frasee. Cor^iskey and O-.Sf.v. have ÄO-,__io_. >. 5lô0: ù licht;-... i.' '. 1 3 0 0 der not ao.e "o night, postponed ::-. or- enough. already schoolboy, a.t.tough g1 tortees ¿id r.ot jet. s.11 '.ku fuel der to t..Ê mer. r«. "..'3 -..te; Francis R =. steward o Ju.ec the.r coa.'.ect.oa wvth. z.'.& t.'.o te;-;".r.c "pace" '..".to .t.s st.-o.-iós t.*.. they g.'à to t.-a..-. Hitchcock, puo..s/.ó¿ criticise, leaving the ñi*.ge«r of weätec, be;r.j? limited to f.ve-»ûllon the Jockey C',.0. vw.'. ¿~,s rrst race ^ ttpkion pointed toward Frasee. always distinguished Tildea's wor lota. There seemed to be an rl*.e season when r..o was nevertheless winning his points t imp'..ca¬ three-yeü*-o".< Toui» ., .25 3 4 27 10 0l Totós ... .27 1 3 tion this r.'.'.y Irene to -,.". "But this is no to 27 13 2 the most accurate way by government sugges¬ jumped the ;\*o.-.t t'.v time air an affair of this kind/' says Frasee. placing down t; tion or order. last race and from t . Batted for Oochran in cide lines and across led the start It eighth " inning. the court, and h proba! 'v is not. Baseball will be a jfow Y irk 3 2 ) 10 0 0.2 It ¡3 to note -v the finish. through in few wcek3 and !. cate vol! lir.sl W ai interesting, therefore, Boston . o o o o o o o : o.t yi: ig right Summaries sough has statement, duly authorized by th.« V ar Racing unpleasantness already happened and is Socrince hits.Walters, Fournier. Double plays. Johnston, in which sessions ha usual happening. Johnson to T.¿,,s-..;es 2o'i»J t'-'S 'r"-:-- Wi it-» reason Pecldnpaugh to Pratt Fournier: Sect to iio- held his own, a t; ~"0~th mngv A.U^o ""'.^.C^ ^ievery to tike action, but has remained silent, Incls. Left or. bases.New York, 5; Boston. 3. brought generous possibly awaiting First base or. errors.N'ew York. 2. Bases or. bute from those in the stands. ¿a possession of more balls reccmmer.datior. to evidence. Some time in the future there will be a .Off aobtnson, 3, off Ruth. 4. Hit by pitcher. Becausir of the ease with which th. relating the sale To Get $15,000 Prizi öJw-down between By Robinson Eoop«r). Struck oui.By Robinson. defeated last of oil or gasolene has come from SARATOGA, TENTH DAY, AUGUST 12 Johnson ami Frazee which will relieve one or the other 2 by Ruth. 2. year's winners Tild W^p'n'mrtoTi. The is: ¡ Louis Chevrolet, speedway champio rf his and Richards gained many admire wording WEATHER of who baseball connection. On many points Johnson may be but it and The attention of the CLEAR; TRACK FAST 1017, will wear the colors o Mains as a scored, to-day many critics are pickii War Indus¬ FIRST France in the International fact that the repudiated criticism of him to tries Board and the /154 RACE..-For maiden two-year-olds; $600 added. Six furlongs. At post 01:0 Sweer from Cleveland them win th'.- championship. United States at 3:0:>. minute; off stakes at fuel Start good. Won driving; place same. T.me. 1:14%. Winner, 'oik. c. Sheep head ray ,:pecdwa **»one of the most fatuous things that have been in Other Teams administration has been called Bos» t>( Gold. Owner. W. S. Kilmer. Trainer, ¿1. M Da lei by Ogden. next published baseball Strong Entered to the wide prevalence >a":r':.iy afternoon, íasf gt tafea. But this-is lookine a ahe; throughout Index. won his | int, when if was ar.nour.ee long way the United States of a mistaken im¬ Starter._ Wt Pos St._L* 4_;>» Fin. .' :key Open High. Cluse. Place. for there are several teams lo 204 «M that $15,0 0 of th $2! 0 purse woul that pression that some order or recom- riñon ..._..115 9 2 i-'s l1 l,1A V- Knappl...... 15 20 to S like 322» Sun Dial II.115 4 _- go to the winner. The strong contenders. For instar.' mendation has been 11 5Vj :¦¦" En .: 10 I. 12 Italian Joe a annual toumamer.e of the Sen¬ issued from Shady .112 3 5 '-. 3a -; 3- For more a Gans, who says he is prizefighter, was at Nathaniel W. Nües. of a 441 :-_ Robinson.i lj ;.. than week Chevro!« pinched iors' Boston, Washing-ton with respect to the sale Cerísus . .'.. 11 lO 12 I2 3- 44 Grubt.-. 5 J on Golf Association will be at Theodore P.oosevelt of New 357 Vr.u d- 18- fought arsinst any >ther d: tributio Coney Island"and September 11 will be tried in Brooklyn for played Pell, Yo: of oil and gasolene. In some TrUI^p .115 3 6 2: I- 3 Schutllnßer... 6 7 : idling. the Golf Club both high men in places purchase .lit 15 1 j- 5: 5rá S: Lyke ..". i 3 of the money. A- the last minute h «at a Apawamis course, Sep¬ ranking past yea local automobile .-.- Clear. Gene '- 13-5 ú-3 may be test case that will decide whether a boxer is an are same draw dealers' associa- .Hi 7 13 10- 10 10 Rice. .1 30 30 Ij siso the of idler. tember in the with Tilden a 441 Senator Crow .115 5 7 -> opposed plan running th -we 10-13. The field will be divided, tior.s have even issued circulars lay¬ 11 11 1." Mcliraw. 20 20 20 race recall *C'herublno . 1 in five heat? at t< "Italian Joe" correctly, he assimilates Richards, and should appear agair the 115 S S3 7: 7! 9- Sande. 1*> 20 20 s two, n, twent; enough punishment as has been the custom, one half play¬ ing down rule that dealers in oil Candle Light .115 2 3 7> B1 9 O'Brien. and miles. It »six to the latter pair in the scmi-rinal rou and must Clermont .115 10 10'Vi 20 30 20 thirty fifty developed Is: Arands keep the average person busy for six months. But he and gasolene make no sale of 4 10 3>i 11 11' Gentry. 20 JO .0 à that in t ing Tuesday Wednesday and the in the upper half. 141 ! istoral Swain ...113 15 15 13 15 13 l-; 30 night a,r.-r-<-: ;.¦ to the shro: will no these products on Sundays and holi¬ ill Dmmmond 14 Connelly. 30 10 4 probably be given credit for that. other half and Nilcs and his partner started well .115 14 14 14 14 l.i3 Parrlngi :. 20 30 20 8 heats, Chevrolet obtained the consei Thursday Friday. days, or after 6 p. m. on other 441 Milkmaid .112 12 i 3» 4* K> 14' A. disposing of J. A. Cousens and E. days, 441 Wisest Fool Collins.... 4 7 7 5-2 of the other drivers to make the wii Prizes will be given for the best gross and stating, "It is now an order .115 13 16 16 lö 15 15= Falrbr -..>-.-. 15 21 20 S Miles, a local team, by a score of 6- 441 Thirteen .115 6 12 13 13 16 13 MeAtee. ner's share $15,000, As each of tr hole score and the best net from Washington." 30 30 30 12 Athletics and Senators thirty-six 6.2, 6.2, in the opening round. .O uplod drivers has pu* uj $2,000 of his ow No such order or recommendation Mormon led all the way and never left i scores in the four classes. In the in this mat the result í doubt. Sun Dial II finished strong. ran money, they had the -o deci le. addition, though competition has been issued by any government a good race. Shady right In Tie Rain international League the best gross and net holes was not strong, the winners seemed The other prizes will be: Secor When Arrives eighteen or with SECOND ;- | authority, any government 4CC RACE..Selling; for lour-year-olds ana upward; Î600 a lit-!. One rr.l>. At ; a: be playing pretty close to their ! pist or.« third, Î fourth. $1,500 12. Rain in GAMES in the four days will win a prize. The approval. The fuel administration minute; oil at 3 12. Start good. Won driving; pía o same. I PHILADELPHIA, Aug. TO-DAY which means ¦' Time, 39vi. Winner, blk. f.. fi fth, $500. Th it the form, that they will b< by Dr Legg fri el Owner, il. r fourl has urged that wasteful Arlington. Trainer, A Herold ; .' ".Hath inr .- be- Binghamton at man returning the best gross thirty- the closest i practices in man will own stopped the game Jersey City. watching. Ni'.es did the use of Post mone Baltimore at six hole score in the tournament will a oil and gasolene be Index. St .-Betting while the Philadelphia and Washington Newark. display decided weakness in any and that al! Starter._Wt. Pos. hi hi ~A Fin -¦¦" Open High Place. Sh. fifth man will be out $1,50 ¦j« Toronto at Hamilton. be the winner. partrr.er.t this afternoon, in f stopped reasonable and 4243 Koh-I-Noor...101 2 3 !* 2- 2» 1» Walls ...... 6-5 7-5 However, there was little ov to-day with the score tied at 1. being measures of 4,-.iJ Kama .115 I 1 1' 1» 9-10 1-3 argument ;!>- The will be divided into proper conservation be Durs . 2 9-2 4 tlie division of Buffalo at Rochester. competitors control of his volleying shots and 404 boxer .102 3 2 ¿J 7-3 1-2 the rich purse, a¿ e¿' fester observed. Xo 2- 3* 3s Lu äiorü.... 20 .-1 12 ; hai four hits out of four times Classes A, B, C and D. Class A will strokes. limitations, however, 421 Right .I'-2 3 4 43 43 4« 41 6 5 driver is confident he will tl YESTERDAY'S RESULTS ground -~ Milite«. 3 16-5 16-5 1 1-5 capture *»** consist of those from 55 to 59 have been placed upon the sale of 434 Greetings . 4 5 Philadelphia scored on Dugar.'s Newark-Jersey City years Overhead, too, he was generally these 5 5_Rodrigues.. 15 15 1" 4 7 5 ¿-r^nd prize. run. (rain). old, inclusive; Class B from 60 to 64, curate and severe, and in he fot products. Koh-I-Noor caught Kama In the last Jxteenth ar.d won goir.i .- f=« Errors by Gardner and Buffalo, 1; Toronto, 1 (11 C 65 to ¿'ell It is not intended to displayed good s^r<.-d fur six furlongs. bon.- always held the in.). inclusive; Class 69, inclusive, a reliable partner, or. the whole. 1 interfere in prove her position .«ejwçrç responsible for the visitors* Toronto, 3; Buffalo, 0 (6 in.). and Claps D 70 and over. any way with the activities of auto¬ Saratoga Entries No other New Yorker had his High' of errs AC.C THIRD FTItST ."5a. games scheduled. A new record was estab¬ mobile dealers' associations or RACE.THE SENECA; selling; for three-year-olds: $2,500 added Six At RACE..Three-year-oldi and irpwu competitive he would not be Pell two a: furlongs. ilmlnc six STANDING OF lished for the Marine and Field Golf playing.and others after post minutes; o(T 4:00. Start go I. Won easily; place '¡nr::;¿. T:n«\ 1 12*5. Win¬ furlongs Ta« »cor-?: TEAMS he didn't, -but these lapses were 1 who, consideration of ner -, :¦¦ Sweep.White Plume. Owner, it. Skinner Trainer. W. A Hurts Counter Blast.. .1HI3R6» Manganea« .: W. course when Carl Anderson the local 434 Ben Han:;--- ..11SI400 Pha «Eiy/r-N A j L. Pct.l W. L. Pet. Sunday, than and "T. R.'s" famous ba conditions, may seek to Post laida . i>!!;i^Din.pniA (A.I*) the usual, about Index, starter. .-¡>it:.-. ¡--! (424' Master Karma.. 126 Choir Master. - Toronto 67 35 .657 covered holes in 6.}, while bring some limitation the :* 4 % Fin. A«,;» ¦, 4. ir. .- h ', a. Newark. 50 50 .500 eighteen hand was itoing without a hitch to-d upon _Wt._Pos. St._ Jockey. Open. High. Close. Place. Sh. Nightstick .I2!'4«i0 »Sai dman II_ «ta. rf. 3 0 1 0 U 61 34 in a four-ball match with A. W. hours oil '400 Swocp Up II ...... 101 2 2 l'1 : :- 428 V. :¦-¦¦¦¦ '».,;.. J* ? Bing't'n .612 Buffalo. 41 57 .418 playing He of chance to use during which and gasolene l'V4 :: MeAtee. ....'. 12 15 1 3 3-2 .110 ¡67 Dan ly Dude ....I iS'-'..- 4 2 1 ( Kopp 11 as a got plenty it, 1S23 Jynteo .104 7 4 3>4 3s J 2' Bell .4 4^n VVheatcakra .1043S1 B'ltim'e 58 40.592!H'mJlt'n 3160.341 Chiappa, partner, against Torn Mc- neither Cousens nor Miles shall be sold to the public, but it is 43.S blue Paradise 5 14-513. Apiil^tr-n wuke.. B h cf.. 4 0 1 I 0 1 attemp! ....102 5 I 2* 21 3s 33 Pool. 3 6 3 8-5 7 10 Mlllracr .104 41S The Masnuerader. EL « ; lb 3 o ok o l Roth't'r 54 41 .568 24 69 Namara and Edward Galligan, whom to to Pell's desired that it be clearly understood 343 Seafarer .105 'J 9 'J S2 3- 4' Ell30r. 12 Water Wax. ....11 .: < ...,::¦ 2 -' t ; Jer.City .258 apparently, play foreha 354 .101 1 3 12 S 3 8 f«v^" i1 they beat, 3 up and 2 to play. The new that no orders or recommendations Trophy 4h 4- 4: 3' Sande. ¡0 13 12 4 'i !..v'v: .- .-:-" M;AToy, r... 100 330 with the result that the latter j J,ip::et .108 4 6 54 .'.'. 11 ti- 2 / CT,?' ' is as Lufktfprd. 10 15 15 i] in " record follows: 5 2"'- -300 111 _ have been issued by any govern¬ 444 Mancha .108 8 7 7' h- 7- 5-2 SmT romped along. 7'V4 Ricel*. 30 30 20 8 4 431 I- :. !e 77 I47'4
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