Roamer Beats Cudgel in Saratoga Handicap on Opening Day of Race Meeting JIM VAUGHN pitched a one-hit game yesterday at the Polo Winner Sets New Record CaldwellBlanks Grounds. There are three reason« why special credit should Cubs Increase be to Jim. Lead given First because he almost got into the Hall of Fame, second because he put an effective damper on the chances For Classic at Northern Tigers; Allows of the Giants to win another pennant, and third because when Jim was a some was At Spa Yankee years back he too lazy to pitch. Giants9 Expense m i» ¦.¦ i.»i. ¦¦.n .¦ ¦¦¦ ....X Clips Almost Two Seconds From Old Mark. Which He tired at the end. Smart Money was Two Hits the other winning favorite, and Robin¬ Only McGraw's Men Shut Out by Himself Set Four Years Ago.Carries 129 son had the honor. He waited till the Windy City Bunch.Fred stretch, then came on and raced over Makes His First Pounds to 1 Gypsy Queen, the early pacemaker. Homer Scores Toney Appearance in a Cudgel's 33 Brght Lights, a 20-to-l shot, got the Gilhooley's big money of the closing race at five Three of the Yankees* New York Uniform and a half furlongs. Knapp put up a By W. J. Macbeth very weak ride on Cerinus, the favor¬ Seven Runs ite. His mount was bumped badly at SARATOGA, N. Y., Aug. 1..Old Roamer, the seven-year-old gelding:, the stretch turn, but in spite of this By Charles A. Taylor which has astonished the Eastern turf on a Cerinus should have won handily Sunset and many memorable occasion with DETROIT, Aug. Caldwell evening star and after that the dark. and which has been of late to the enough a stronger rider. 1..Ray running very acme of his ever sensa¬ gave the best sample of pitching he The Giant ship is sinking, it never will embark. tional form, proved himself one of the greatest, one of the fastest and one has displayed in a and the Saratoga Entries many day The Giants watched the setting sun last with unusual of the most courageous thoroughbreds that ever looked a bridle Yankees shut out the Tigers this after¬ night solemnity. through FIRST RACK..Fillies; two-ycar-olda ; claiming: It seemed to be an omen of most dire It v/hen he galloped to an easy victory in the the Uve furlongs. noon by a score of 7 to 0. Only two import. isn't often that the Giant» Saratoga Handicap, feature 82 . Rosagino .1031 .Tommywae .ID* hits were pay any attention to the sunset and it is even more event of the month's summer race meet which opened at the 169 I.ace Work.103¡27r. 'Ambassador HI.. 98 the Jungle Boys able to steal seldom that they have picturesque -J77, Plurenzl .103)381» Dahh.da .103 from the to see the sun and historic course here this «J'Arrive (038) Nan Knoehr -100 balls Ray .sent up to the plate cpportunity rise. But yesterday was a big in afternoon. .104| and day National Andrew Miller's wonderful gelding,' SECOND RACE..-Steeplechase; selling; four-year- only one Tiger got as far as third League baseballdom for the McGraw men. r olds anil upward; about two miles. base. A home run skillfully piloted by Jockey Frank Rob- Mesracb .1431(274) Shannon Hirer.. .t4.*¡ by Gilhooley, which It marked the last visit of the year to Coogan's Cliff the himself pinned there in a 286* King Simon.143|(286) "Sixty-Four -133 accounted for runs by Chican was a fever pocket when three in the second who have inson, picture to stir to Priscilla Mullens began to falter at THIRD RACK..Three-year-olds and upward; con¬ Cubs, had the temerity to wipe out a seventeen-game lead held blood the end of ciliions; six furlongs. inning, made the defeat of the horn our by heat the most sluggish sporting the backstretch. Indeed, 76 Shauballvmore ..in7«2S8 Rattle .114 boys and assume the commanding position in the race for Buxton's of the IS team practically certain. Gil's bom«; the pennant every instant, from the time when he handling Macomber Vltima Tliuk«_117|J5'» Hayberry Candiel The of the was three-year-old which is a 25S» I'olvmellan .1-2.1,-iSO» Ur. Johnson -110 was hit inside the an unusua. advantage Cubs three and a half games when pranced to the post until he returned colt, free and Rachelor's Bibs.. 1111173» George Starr.107 grounds, they took willing runner, was anything but sen¬ 20S Tumbler .123| 88 Sunbriar .124 on the Detrait field. their posts on the diamond yesterday afternoon in the first of a to be unsaddled after his rec¬ sible. 30G2 happening five-gam« sedately Buxton made no use of his Hollister .123| The Yankees went after the series with the team that has a ord-breaking performance. Record mount to improve his position in the FOURTH RACi: .Selling; two-year-olds; flra and Hall, only ghost of a chance to beat them out early When he found a half furlongs. Tiger pitcher, in the first inning, this of a pennant. breaking this performance was, one of going. himself 35,8» "Youneed .1071 . Vesper Hour ....10,ï in trouble and free 147 Orer the same the the most sensational finally got the pro- Top_107 370» Flyaway .108 Gilhooley leading assault Both nines were on very astoundingly [ cession had passed so as he was 260 Poultney .112'..60 »Cinders .100 a edge for tin fa,r .- with single to centre. Lamar sacri¬ performances of the astoundingly brill¬ concerned. *Serella . 90| ficed opening battle, the only difference after FIFTH RACK..Three-year-olds and upward; claim¬ and Pratt hit safely to centre, be- iant career of the son of Knight Er¬ Shortly starting the second ing: mi:«; and a tallyine* In the the ing that the Giants lost heart furlong. * Gilhooley. second aft« long bend Robinson let down 3-.2--Marl.in (¡nosbv.113, . Royat .100 Did It! rant. Roamer. * Yanks drove Hall from the box. Pipp Vaughn their rivals had scored one 313 Wood thrush .. run The fleet Fairy Wand was two lengths .100] walked as an and Ham Roamer not only won, and won eas¬ out in front at SIXTH RACI*;..Maidens; three-year-olds and up¬ opener Hyatt whereas the Cubs continued to show the time. Roamer ward one sacrificed. Ward, who short in this he not thundered inches mile. played CHICAGO (N D.) NEW YORK (N. LO the same stamina and life to ily Saratoga Handicap; only after, gaining every .'CO Wingold .1101. Canso .115 place of Captain Peckinpaugh, worried lb r 11 u > f! ab r h o a e the end, leap. He broke the heart of Wand 380 1'uts and Calls. .115 135 Zenith .115 Hall for another Flnck. rf... 4 11 10 0 Bum*, cf- 4 0 0 S 0 0 with the result that the beat the redoubtable Cudgel, which Fairy . pas3. league over that route and raced Lucky Day _1101 Horcher, sa. 3 1 1 0 0 o-Young, rf- 4 0 0 110 leaders many considered the best horse in lunger her Mann. If... 4 1110 0 Fletcher, ss.. 3 0 0 S 5 0 triumphed by a score of 5 to away down below his own Caldwell Scores Pipp 0 «nd training, and as well the fleet War size, despite "ApprecUc« allowance claimed. I Paskert, cf. SIS 40 0 Doyle, 2b.... 800880 went further out in the difference in weights, the time Walters failed to the cause of Merkle, lb. 4 1 S 14 1 0¦ Ztm'man, lb. 3 0 1 8 S 0 front. Cloud, which had been credited with by help Heal. 3b.... S 0 0 23 0 Thorpe. If.... 2 0 0 3 10 One the pair of them had straightened out the visitors with his to but 2b.. 2 0 0 3 0 James Vaughn, who in wonderful work-outs here; but he raced fly Cobb, Zeider. 2 Sicking, Sb.. 3 0 0 0 10 was bygorl the mile and a almost two sec¬ for the home run. Caldwell singled to centre, scoring KlUtfor, c. 3 0 0 2 1 olMeCarty. c. 200500 ages on the twirling staff of the Quarter White Sox's Home Run Vaughn. D, 3 0 0 16 2 0 0 12 0 New onds faster than a race crowd Pipp. Ward and Caldwell tallied on OiToney. p. York American League Club, wag Saratoga Cudgel Makes Bis Bid .Rariden ... 100000 in his finest fettle for had ever before seen the distance run. Beats the Senators Gilhooley's smash for the circuit. the fray. Only The finish of Roamer was a In the third inning, with in Totals ...29 5 9 2T 14 Ol Total* -27 0 1 27 16 0 one hit did the Giants secure from Carries 129 Pounds picture. the box Bailey his The old bay is not possessed of the CHICAGO, Aug. 1..McMullin's home for the Tiger3, Baker doubled .Batted for Toney In ninth lnnlns. southpaw shoots, Heinie Zimmerman Roamer covered the distance in 2:02 rhythmic grace of some of his to right. Pipp but Ham being the lucky fellow in the which in ahead of fanned, Hyatt . second The old mark was 2:04 which younger run, drove Eisberg Chicago 0 0 0 1 1 » 0 0 8.5 when 1-5. flat, but how he can showed an burst of New Tork . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 inning he drove the ball contemporaries, and him, gave Chicago a 2-to-l over amazing speed by safely Roamer himself set as a three-year-old did run! No jackrabbit of the plains victory beating an infield hit and Ward reached Two-base hit.Mann. Stolen basis.Paskert. Mc¬ past Hollocher at short. almost four years ago, when he shoul¬ ever got over the ground more Washington to-day. The game was a first safely on Bailey's error. With carty. Sa/*rtn«-«i hits Hollocher. Deal, Zeider. Relaxes In dered 123 Roamer carried the lively. duel between Russell and Mat- the Double plays.Deal, Zeidor and Merkle; Zimmer Toney Ninth pounds. He simply ran away from Fairy Wand pitching bases full Walters forced Ward, man, Fletcher and Ztmmsrmah. Left, on basée. The Giants had Fred heavy impost of 129 pounds in his from the head of the stretch in. teson. Singles by Schulte and Shanks Baker counting. New York, 3; Chicago, 1. Bases on balls.OIT Toney, recently this and a Toney, ofT Vaughn. 2. StrucK out.By Tonoy, purchased from the Reds, for their record-breaking effort afternoon. But Cudgel was not out of the race. sacrifice fly prevented Washing¬ The Yanks scored their last run"in 3; by Vaughn. 2. Passed and he He conceded many to everything This ton's shut out. the when Baker led ball.Mi-Caxty. flinger did fairly well until the pounds game Broomstick colt came round being fifth, off with a ninth, when, seeing his mates of his field except the four-year-old the bend as had Roamer The score : single and went to second on had which of 133, irresistibly, sacrifice. Pipp';; thrown up the sponge, he relaxed and Cudgel, packed top weight himself. But try as he would the WASHINGTON (A. Ij.) C1IICAC30 (A. T+) H'-att singled to centre, was hammered for four We will come in detail a little later stout-hearted abrhoac« abrhoae bringing the Home Run across. hit?, which re¬ Cudgel could not lessen Shotton, If.. 4 0 0 10 OlCood. cf. 4 0 0 10 0 King sulted in three wholly to the soul-stirring effort of this game the gap between himself and the Mil¬ Foster, 3b... 4 0 0 2 4 0 I.lobold, If... 4 0 0 0 0 0 runs. unnecessary 4 0 0 1 Bush Gets First Hit A. It was the bunung tactics pur¬ seasons lb... 0 2b.. 0 C. thoroughbred, which for five ler gelding. Robinson, back Jmlgo, 0;Collins. 3 .1 3 4 0 Valentine has been an idol with race¬ glancing Milan, cf... 4 0 0 4 0 0 Oandil, lb.. 3 0 0 10 0 0 Bush made the first sued by the Cubs that cmoothed their Metropolitan more than a sixteenth from the rf.. 3 1 2 0 0 Collins, rf 3 0 2 7 0 0 hit for the In over finish, Schulte, 0,.T. a to pathway. goers. passing briefly to that realized that the race was his. He Shanks, 2b.. 2 0 12 2 liRisborg. ss.. 3 10 4 4 0 Tigers, single right, in the third, In the fourth world of color which lends an inde¬ eased Roamer and the Liaran, ss.... 2 0 0 14 OlMcMulltn. 3b 3 1 1 12 0 but the blow came after two men had inning Max Flack, fol¬ then, latter gal¬ Alnsmltli, c. 3 0 14 3 0|S«*halk. c... 3 0 1 10 0 lowing the instructions of the best scribable charm to the very thought of loped in as he the easiest sort Matteson, 2 0 0 10 0! 800 been retired and was wasted. Stanage, Takes Half of aid pleased p. Russell, p... 030 the a "Miracle Man" ever had, Fred Mit¬ this mecca of the American turf, it of winner. Had Roamer been pressed .Johnson 1 0 1 0 0 0 Tiger catcher, collected the second the must be confessed that the Western there is little doubt he Aycrs, p. 0 0 0 0 0 0 hit for his side in the seventh, when he chell, manager of Cubs, bunted to¬ could have bet¬ ward first and beat the ball on a contingent, as usual, did not fare ig¬ tered his fine record-breaking perform¬ Totals ...291524141 TotaJs -29.2527130 doubled to left, but again two men Hollocher close nobly in the day's stirring activities. ance. were out and the next batter suc¬ play. sacrificed with another .Batted for Matteson In seventh inning. cumbed to the ColumbusTrots bunt that Doyle, handled in time to The Flash, with a guaranteed val¬ Kelly proved himself a fine wiles of the invincible Billy . 0 0 0 0 of the ue of $3,000, was won Washington 0 0 1 0 0-1 Caldwell. dispose batter. Mann also by Billy Kelly, two-year-old gelding in The Flash Chicago . 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 x.2 the a bay from W. F The score: dropped ball down to expire at first two-year-old gelding High Time, off well, set a terrific pact Homo run.McMullin. Stolen basis.Rlfherg (2), on Zimmerman's toss to Flack Poison's barn. Billy Kelly, in spite of and soon opened up a lead of J. Collins. Sacrifico hit.Shanks. Sacrifice fly. NEW YORK (A. L.) DETROIT (A. L.) Toney. four eighl Alnsmlth. Doubla play.E. Collins, Rlsberg ami ab r h out ab r h o a o COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 1..C. A. reached third on the play and scored recent victories in five starts out laid off on 0 0 lengths. Simpson this pac< Oandil. lieft bases.Washington, 4; Chicago. ORtisli, aa_ 3 0 1 12 0 Valentine won two of the races on Paskert's single to centre. West, was so little known or little with Billy Kelly, content to work uj 3. Rises on halls.Off Russell. 1. Hita.Off Matte- 3 0 0 Vltt, Sh. 2 0 0 2 ñ 0 four The Cubs as to be with son. 5 in 7 Inning. Stnu-k out..Matteson, 1; Rus¬ 2b... 4 0 1 4 1 O't'obb, cf. 4 0 0 4 0 0 on the Grand picked up another run. the regarded classed the gradually to within distance 1. Baker, 3b.. .12 2 2 4 2 Circuit card this after- outsiders. Yet he won the striking sell, Lcelng pitcher.Matteson. 0|Vcacli. If... 3 0 0 0 0 fifth, when the bunting programme vu two-year-old i First, he raced My Friend into sub l'lpi«, lh.... 2 10 8 1 OiKavana'h. Ib 4 0 0 13 1 0 noon, one of his victories the again in vogue. Merkle led off 6take even more easily than Roàmei mission; then he set sail for the Uvatt, cf. If 4 0 2 3 0 0:Kjall!o, rf.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 being with a won pace Wan], ss... 3 1 1 2 3 0 Harix-r, rf.. 3 0 0 0 0 1 Deshler 2:10 tap toward third which he easily beat the Saratoga, and in doing it tiec maker from the head of Walters, c. 4 0 0 0 pacing stake, purse $3,000, the stretch. Announced 0 llCoffoy. 2b.. 2 0 0 3 5 0 in and went to second on a passed ball. the track record for five and a halt Line-Up CaMwell. p. .", 1 1 110 Síanago, c.. 3 0 1 2 0 O which Ex Un, owned by A. E. Dorsey, Deal at 1:05 3-5. High Time Runs Too Soon î Hall, p. 0 0 0 0 0 i sacrificed and Merkle scored on a furlongs of Ohio, won and took a new to- For Naval Title Game .Ilai.cy. p... 2 0 0 0 2 0 Findlay, perfect squeeze play, Zeider attending Price of Beer Is Doubled Connelly, evidently, had asked )('. Jones, p.. 0 0 0 0 0 i, record for himself of to the batting end. much of High Time at the start. Th< GREAT LAKES, 111., Aug. 1..The .Cunningham 1 0 o o 0 o 2:031,i. Saratoga, always popular, promises tc of til. Jones... 10 0 c o o Oro driven Giants Hunt Hits In VaJn be a and no less this heartbreaking early sprint was to« line-up the Naval Training Station Fino, by Thomas Murphy, riot, season.th< much for this which baseball nine which will Totals Totals ....280227152 The Giants all this time that is. The town is colt, carried 12' meet the At¬ .Ratied..84712271011for was favorite, and went so far as to win had been racetrack, just Time was lantic Fleet team at Bailey in the seventh Inning. trying to a line on the same, and the also. Th« pounds. High staggerinj Chicago National tl'attc«l for Harper In the ninth inning. the first a vainly get the sort townsfolk when rushed him am Park in a for heat, loafing one, in 2:07J/i. of twists Vaughn was on the citizens were on Billy Kelly by League Monday game the New York . 1 4 1 0 1 0 0 0 0.7 putting camping oat theii on to the of a Admonition from the to ball. Heinie to easiest sort victory. Lad; championship oj? the navy, was made Detroit . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 judges drive Zimmerman's single in doorsteps, ready trap the unschoolec the second with one man and unwary transients when the firs' Rosebud closed strongly and outgame« public to-day by Director of Athletics Two-base hit.Stanago. Home run.Gilhooley. faster in the second heat furnished out was a bit Star Realm for the place. Kauffman. It follows: Sacrlace hits.Lamar, Pipp, Hyatt, Vitt. Double cheering, but Thorpe and Sicking were trains rolled int* the depot last night The first plays.Vltt and Kayanagh; CofTey ami KaTanagh; i better speed and entertainment, Ex Un unable to drive the ball The menu cards day's racing was fai Fox. Denver, Western League, right Karanagh and Vil t. Left on bases.New York, S; beyond the in¬ hastily re-arranged favorites Detroit, S. First base on error.New going under for a wire-drive field, so the lone hit of the Giants went called for fountain pen revisions as th« enough. Three won, and a field; Halis, University of Illinois, cen¬ York, 1. of Clubs victory liases on balls.Off Standing Caldwell. 4; off Major Hall, off League for save to outsiders. tre 2; ! over Oro naught Heinie's indi¬ crowds came earlier than and many Lyke breezed home t field; Chouinard, White Sox, second Bailey. 2; on* C. Jones, 1. Hits.Off 4 In 2 Fino. In the remaining two nelp expected, the easiest kind of a win with off Hall. vidual average. needless to say, the revisions were al Pana base; Driscoll, Chicago Nationals, Innings; Bailey, 7 in 5 Innings; off C. Jones. miles Oro Fino lacked the homestretch man, favorite of the opening dash o shortstop; Leonard, Amer¬ 1 In i Innings. Struck out.P,y CaMwell, 4; by rush. In the fifth after one man had suc¬ upward. six Washington Bailev, 2. Passed ball.Waiters. Losing pitcher NATIONAL LEAGUE cumbed Jim to coax The thirst emporiums all issued furlongs. The favorite, The Brook icans, first base; Dyer, Detroit Ameri¬ .Hall. AMERICAN LEAGUE In the 2:04 class Thorpe managed ard that plac won the Shillelah Handicap Steeple cans, third pace Valentine a walk out of Vaughn. Sicking met warnings on and after Augus chase. He base; Johnson, Philadelphia GAMES TO-DAY GAMES TO-DAY drove Baxter Lou to a straight-heat the ball but it shot to 1 (which was beer waited till the last turr Americans, left field; demons, St. Ben nicely, straight to-day) would b( then came as he Chicago at New York. New York at St. Louis. victory. Ali, starting for the first Deal, who threw to ten cents instead of a nickel, and th< away pleased. Be Louis Nationals, catcher; Faber, White Cincinnati at time this Zeider, forcing hard stuff ran a good race. Belle of Brvn Maw Sox, pitcher. Brooklyn. Philadelphia at Chicago. year, finished second. Hal Thorpe, and the relay of "Bunion" to correspondingly hard to gc Pittsburgh at Boston. Boy, the favorite, broke a wheel first was in of time to snuff out for the man means. Braves-Pirates Washington at Detroit. in sulky plenty without St. Louis at Philadelphia. the third heat, but was In It even be Boston at Cleveland. placed. Sicking. might suspected in th< YESTERDAY'S RESULTS the previous heats he did not show his The ninth extinguished every bit tit victory of Roamer that the townsfoll YESTERDAY'S RESULTS usual speol. the flame of the Giants had burn¬ were going just a bit too far. Andrev Chicago, 5; New York, 0. The hope New York, 7; Detroit, 0. chi-ap victory of the day was ing. Alter Flack had flied to Doyle Miller, who owns the gallant gelding Racing Summaries Break World's Brooklyn, 4; Cincinnati, 0. Selah Baird's win in the 2:19 Hollocher to rif*ht and Mann is not one of the 7; St. 0. Philadelphia, 4; Cleveland, 0. trot, singled only leading citizen, Philadelphia, Louis, none of the other starters doubled to the same of the but a St. 1 Chicago, 2; Washington, 1. being able territory, putting Spa, power in the loca Louis, 3; Phila., (10 in.). to make her step fast. on racetrack as well. Mr. 0 Boston, 2; St. Louis, 1. Hollocher third. Paskert finished Miller, how Pittsburgh, 2; Boston, (21 in.). Heir Reaper, to a to furnished a Saratoga, First Day, August 1 trying duplicate his matters with sincle right centre, ever, fitting alibi, whicl RunlessRecord STANDING OF TEAMS STANDING OF TEAMS winning race of Monday, found Chil- which tallied both Ilollccher and Mann. struck every eye the minute it coot strayei WEATHER CLEAR; TRACK FAST W. L. Pet.! W. L. Pet. W. L. too iiood a competitor, and this Paskert, took second en the throw-in inside the iron-fenced walls of th *lIif'1' Prt.l W.L. Pet. bip; 400v RACE..For three-year-olds and upward; $1,208.75 added. Six Al ill Chic'go 61 32 .6561 Cin'nati 41 49 .456 Boston. 59 37 44 49 .473 betting rac«?, in which both of these and stole third, whence he counted on forest-fringed race course. minutes; off at 3:08. Start fair. Won furlouga. post .615'Chicago horses sold for by easily; placo driving. Tims, 1:13. Winner, br. g.« BOSTON. Aug. 1..A world's record N.York 57 37 .6061 Br'klyn. 41 50 .451 Cleve'd 54 43 .557! Detroit. 43 52 .453 $200 in many tickets, Merkle's single to left. Track Wonderfully Fast Magellan.Pronto, Owner, T. 1*. Thorn» Trainer. 0. C. j was a victory for the Unset)._ rost for big league baseball of in¬ Pittsb. 49 43 .533! Boston. 41 54 .467 Wash'n 51 44 .537| St. L'uis 41 52 .441 Murphy follow¬ Giants Get One on Bas* All of the nice things that had bee Index. Starter. "At. l'os. *..¦--Betting« | twenty Phila.. 43 48 .473 L'uls 39 .398 48 44 ing. Heir Reaper made Chilcoot trot St, "4 H H V'ln, Jockey. Open. Hlgn. «Close. I*Uc-a. SU. nings without a run St. 59 N.York .522 Phila... 37 56 .398 in The Giants one man on base in said in commendation of the lavish ex 141s Panama» .-.112 l3 being scored by 2:04% to win the second got USO l",i 1» 1« Lyko .0-2 heat, giv- their half of the final frame. pense of the directors in making Sara 1/Infirmier .10» Sande. 20 12 cither team was made to-day by Pitts- ing his sire, San Francisco, another McCarty the of 303 Pullux .lia 15 2:05 walking only to have a good view of toga garden spot racing com Sandman II .113 4' Panington... 5-2 burgh and Boston, trotter. fort and charm were 2?« 1% 7" O'Brien. 10 5-2 Pittsburgh making The Bill Rariden fanning as a hit¬ more than sub Wyoming .108 McTnggarl_ 0 two runs in summaries: pinch stantiatcd. Kama .112 4 8» 3l 41 7-5 the twenty-first and win- 2:04 ter for Burns to Zeider President R. T. Wilsor Screnest Dursoli. 8 FACí*~THREF, ITEATS.PURSB. $1,200 Toney, popping jr., as a result of the .112 13 12 12 12 Johnson. s 6-2 ning 2 to 0. The previous no-score Baited ixm and Young to Paskert. changes has no 359» Homo Sweet Home..lió 7 8 S «Valentine) . 1 1 1 skying .'¡71 8' Rowan. 15 Jack Ben All (Pitman! Polonius en¬ was Perritt the . record Coombs Blanks will only to be Wheaicakea 99 11 Reds .3 2 prettiest setting foun !) 9 H' Trolse. 10 eighteen inninrrs. To-day's *!*] Hov B probably in the but 2(17 Favour .IOS 10 10 10 10 I.unsrord. no was the Ion-rest (Mi-Mnlion). 4 2 6 deavor to even with the Cubi country, perhaps tho fastes . National game Peter G. up things Finit Ballot.IOS 'J 11 31 )1 Simpson. ¿o League (Snow) . 3 S 8 track in America as well. . Sweep l'p II.1(1.1 15 14 played in this city. Hazel V. ami Auto Zombro also ran. to-day, but even though he succeed« The Manuella 14 11 Mcrgler. 6 in wonderful time of th .103 12 13 13 13 Schmidt the , Time, scoring a victory the City Roamer, 271 Phalarla .J04 Wesslor. 50 opened twenty-first by 2:04*4, 2:03*4, 2:04'¿. Windy .sensational time of an to left. While 2:19 TROT.3 IN 5 lads seem to have the inside track in Billy singling who had rc- Score Kelly, Blue Cooper, Four Paradise .103 38 14 15 15 Dodgers HEATS.PDBSB, »1.000 other 5-2 lieved the several performances of the da 10« June Pug .101 12 3 4 Mayer in the sixteenth as Selah Balrd (MeMurphy) . dash to Pennantville. stand out to H. McAtce. 30 4'I 40 15 Gay Todd (Gwidard) 1 1 1 prove the fact. This, toi I'anaman ltd throughout and won easily. I/luflrmlor hung at tlio end. l'ullux ¡ pitcher for Pittsburgh, forced Schmidt T.lttlo Grove . 2 2 S It, indeed, looks a^s though the sun finished itrong. (Dunn) . S 4 2 despite the hard rain earlier in th at second. Ellam was thrown Virginia ( had set for the baseball year KKC0-ND RACK..THU SHKBELL.AH STKF.PBKCHASE out, which he has driven out Dingen McCoy) . 5 3 4 waning week. It was not the cours 401 HANDICAP; tot four-year-olds and up- Cooper second on the Visitors Now one or more Transact and Slltko over Cliff. expected ward; $1,200 added. About two miles. At post one minute: off at 3:37. Start Won taking play and Have Only hits. Axworthy also ran. Coogan's would be fast. easily: place »amo. lime, 4:231i. b. g, good. third on Leach's Time, lightning II. Rites. Winner, by Troutbeck.Hattie. Owner, J. K. ürlffl!h. Trainer, reaching single to Ms.thewson strove 2:09*4. 2:09?¿, 2:09*4. To-day's auspicious opening prove deep short. Carey's single to left on Christy mightily 2:10 PACE.3 IN 5 HEATS.THE DESHLER. Two thousnnd sailors from the the least shadow of scored and Half-Game Lead to down the Dodgers, as upon the re¬ ¡ station at Pelham hst»|will beyond suspicion Index. Starter. St. % 1 Kin. ,-Belting- Cooper Southworth's single sult of the PURSE. $3,000 training Bay /if such were rat _Wt. lVi Jockey. Open. High. Close. 6h, to centre scored Leach. series hinges the ownership Er Un «Valentín») attend will b( proof needed--that ( 282 The' Brook .153 lh Flace^ Robbins of fifth in . 8 111 to-day's game. They is as "]» Craw ford... .. J. ti-:, 9-10 .1-5 place the league race. Cin¬ uro Fino (Murphy) ing popular as ever in this watei '¿*>-J Bet .134 8'« 2* Henderson.. ..3 4 The score: )>«e .....1 2 2 2 accompanied by three bands, and John 92; 13-5 7-10 cinnati still maintains the Grand (Sturgeon) . 2 R 3 S ing place, which as a rule best reflect *B. of Bryti Mawr. .154 Bush. 2 16-5 PITTSBURGH (N. U) BOSTON (N. U) exalted po¬ Winioctotlrt IK. B. Foster expects a afternoon. Scout 10-5 7-10 o sition a Stout) . 6 4 «4 4 big the attitude of »Flying .130 Stevenson, 2 in-.". 19-,', 7-10 a<« r h a c. ah r li 0 ft e by margin of half a came. Abbe rciir.g the continen Ellam. «sa... X 0 '-! 5 S 0 Bond ami Mattie the Great also ran. was "«Coupled H.s Prime entry. Herzog, 2b. :. 0 5 5 S 0 Mathewson sent three The first that **« The crowd quite as pleasing as tli Tho Brook moved fa.t at, tho Highen, ir.. 3 o 1 ;; o ir.. s n n n A. C. twirlers, Eller, Time. 2:07*4. 2:03*4. 2:03*4, 2-.05V4. intimation Toney up far turn and drew out, to win easily. Bet finished after 2 OJTaggert, By Cavagnaro Luque and Jacobs, to the mound. a surrounding landscape. meeting with Interference. Bello of Bryn Mawr tired badly. ¦ strong, l.na.-li. If... 111 0 0 Massey, cf.. 0 0 4 11 0 0 They 2:11 TROT.3 IN 5 HEATS.PIRSB. $1,000 full-fledged Giant and had finally Carev. rr... S 0 2 4 0 0|Wiel*.land, rf «i O 2 3 0 0 The Cincinnati Reds committed yielded only six hits, but these were Chi was to the The very best people of the Eas T,IIRT> rf II 0 2 « 0 0 four coot (Murphy) . 1 1 1 signed the "papers" flashed 402 BACK..THE FLASH: for two year-olds; $3,500 added. Five and a half Kouthw'h, ,T.C.Smlth.3b SO! 4 80 obtained the West, North and South were on two furlong». At 21« S 0 1 !» 7 0 errors the by Flatbush men at time- ¡Heir Reaper ((leers) . S 2 2 press box when the fellow walked hau post minutes; off at 4:10. Start good. Won easily ; placo Timo. 1 Cutshaw, Koneiohy.lb «01 2S 2 0 against Dodgers in the open¬ Glenwood B. big to pay to the b. g«. by I'l.-k Wells.Glena. Owner. W. V. »oison. Trainer. W. Perkins.driving. .OJH. Winner, MollwlU. Ib 7 0 0 24 1 1 Henry, tu... 2 0 0 1 2 0 ly moments. Krsklne). 2 6 8 in front of the to warm up. homage thoroughbred MoKfyh-e.3b 3 0 1 2 4 OIJ.L.SniiÜi.aa 7 0 0 fí 6 0 ing game of a series at Ebbets Field Miss Isabel McGregor (McDonald i. 3 3 5 grandstand It was not as great a crowM as ms Schmidt, «.*.. 7 0 2 0 3 0|.N>hf. p. 7 0 0 1 11 0 Start Lucky Cloter and Walnut. Maid also ran. The "Maggots" move in a mysterious Index. Fin. «00 O yesterday, and each Dodgers Runs Early Time. be expected from on« Bi St-arter._wt_ _Jockey. Opon, High. Close. Place. Sh. Mayer, p... 0 4 tMlller ... 100 0 00 misplay helped in 2:06H, Z.04ri, 2:04'4. their blunders to Saturday 2 1 0 0 1 -.-' way perform. the class of the Billy Kelly .110 i» Simpson. 6 10 Cooper, p... Ol+.ïohnson .. 0 0 0 0 0 0 the manufacture of a run. Brooklyn runs started in patronage of the clul SIP I/ady Rosehud .113 To 4 2 .Hincliman.. loo 00 0uBawUngs.. loo 0 00 The Reds the first, house shows that will "Star Realm Collh when Johnston to centre. The fielding feature of the Saratoga lac (2«',4) .110 Falrbrothor... 10 e-2 were held scoreless. Three of themis- singled Olson »one of the color of its on< 269 My Friend .113 ' Robinson. 4 Tolals ..89 2 12 63 88 l| Totals ...7101563340 followed suit. Ed Roush fumbled Athletics Win First Game of yesterday was the catch Fred^Ierkl*&*Ect^ heyday 2'.7: Shower _107 1 7 10 'Hailed for Higbee In thirteenth the has been Passing Johnson. 5 5 2 Inning, plays placed runners on first base. The Olson's grounder, made of a foul from the bat of meeting really esta] 878 Joyful ..111 Byrne. 20 tBaited for Henry in eighth inning. allowing each man fly 1ished. (305) Hlairuowrie .Ill 14 10 10 10 3 Han for Miller In eighth Inning. other allowed a run to patter over the to advance a base. Zacli Wheat sent Of Season in Cleveland Burns in the third. Merkle after » ->,'.i 10 'A Sande. 20 10 for Nefh in Roamer Has S'ar Hampton .Ill Vi Ambrose. 8 ¿Batte«! twenty-first Inning. a long fly to Roush, on which Johnston chase the ball right off Outside Position 2«' Sir Hartón .107 ¦' A. Collins... 5-2 Pittsburgh: plate. CLEVELAND, Aug. 1..Philadelphia long picked 231» Timo .127 0 8-r. scored. the of one of the boxes back of Now as to Roamer's race. He was «"High Connelly. 1 7 10 000O00O000000O000000 2.2 Had not the visitors fielded won its first game of the top 358' Sea Pirate .110 6 Boston: weakly Blackburne's first slip was in year in Cleve¬ first. . 1-yke. the night to stir the heart of a painter ! Believe Mo Girls_113 at intervals the spectators would have third, land, 4 to 0, he IM War Mtok .107 Gentry. 6 00OOO0O0O00OOÍ000OO0 0.0 I when he fumbled Coombs's having lost eight gamfs impatiently awaited the barriei Buxton. 10 Two-base hit.Soulhworth. Stolen witnessed prior to Inasmuch as a 318a «Kiss Again .107 McAiee. 10 Rlghrc. bases.Edam, undoubtedly a long drawn grounder, who had started the inning. to-day. Perry was invincible Vaughn is southps""*i rise, from the extreme outside pos Sarn Reh .110 «Sclunldt, Taggert (2), Johnson. SacrrnVu j Johnston to with men on the two new the Giants- tion. Ab the was MoTaggart. 30 hits.Mollwitx, Cutshaw', Leach. J. C. Smith, out pitchers' battle between Jack flied left field, and when bases, striking out the players of webbinç sprui .Coupled as Coo entry, i Coupled as Porter entry. Nehf. Double plays.F.ilam to Outr-haw lo Moll¬ Olson and Daubert side in the ninth Kirke and Pete had » Roamer was awav on his a witx the followed in suc¬ inning. McQuillan Jay Compton toes, fightii Billy Kelly closed with nah In the stretch and drew out with ease. I«ady Rosebud closed (2) J. L. Smith to Konricliy lo .1. C. Smith. Coombs, Dodger iron man, and cession with hits pitched his first vacation. Zimmerman covered first ano for his head. High Time and My Friend quit badly. Star Realm closed strong. Irfft on bases. Pittsburgh, 12; Boston. 111. Base on Coombs raced home. game for Cleveland Èobinson showed e strong. ! Henry F,ller, the first Red on and did the cellent in AfX'i RACK balls-Mayer. 7: Nehf. 5. Hits.Mayer. 12 in twirler Brooklyn scored again in the sixth and well. Ricking third, while Thorpe chased judgment restraining th« o ^v*-» FOUBTH .THE SARATOGA HANDICAP; for three-year-olds and upward; $7,000 ]". 1-3 innings; ««Cooper 3 in ft 2-3. Hit by pitcher the and in each The score: ball in left This for from On« mile and a quarter. At post one add-ed. Mayor Taggert) and 3. mound. Filer's curves appeared seventh, frame it was an field. «errangemen- gelding, his position it wou minute; off at 4:3'.. Start good. Won easily: place L. Smith). Struck out. error with two left- have been almost impossible to wo driving. Time. 2:02Vi. Winner, b. g., by Knight Frrant.Rosetree II. «Owner. Andrew Miller. ¡Mayer. 8; Cooper, 3; Nehf, 8. raascd ball.Heairy. to tako peculiar bounds as the ball by Blackburne and Luque that FHILADEL'IA IA.WI CTJ**!rj**LA>n-> (A. L.*« left the Giants only A. J. GolilKhorougli. Trainer, Winning pitcher.Coopn-. in the ah r h o a ef ab r h o e clear to win the rail. Roamer lov was helped tally. Kopp. If... 4 11 a handed hitters, Young and Doyle- smashed to his fielders, and "Lena" The score: 10 OlGraney, If... 3 0 0 1 0 0 is term tor best to run in front. Had Robins« Indftx. Starter. -Betting. A«*osta, rf... 3 0 1 10 O'Chapman. sa. 2 0 0 2 6 U "Hitters" the wrong here, him Open. High. Close. Fla«o. Sh. Blackburne, at shortstop, found it ex¬ 1/1 Walker, cf.. 5 0 1 10 0 Speaker, cf.. 3 0 2 0 0 0 ¡Heinie Zimmerman was the only pushed up, with all the (.¦'241 Hoamer .... Wild Throw Gives Red CINCINNATI (N. lin(X)KX,rN* !N. 1«) Bums. lb... 5 0 1 weight Sox ab r h o a 13 1 0 Roth, rf. 4 0 1 0 0O as as Giant»W*j carried, Roamer not have hi (202) "Cudgel _ .13 ceedingly difficult to handle the tna- e| ah r h ol a e Gardner, 3b. 2 2 2 12 0>Wood, 2b.. 3 0 hitter of the day far the might (.855) Bondage .105 1-3 Groh, lib.... 4 0 0 0 0 oi.hihiistan, rf. 4 1 1 4 0 0 0 4SO his record left for t! 7 10 of jcrity of his chances. Blackburne l.Magev. 2b 3 0 2 1 S Perkins«, c... 4 I 2 7 0 0 .Tohnstou. lb. 4 0 0 14 1 0 were concerned. breaking speed Wand . OS Brown ss_ 4 (288) i-'Hlry Sweep Series OlOlson, 12 2 3 0 Pvkes. 21>... 4 0 2 2 S 0* - (234) War Cloud .lit; 8-5 foozled two of his six chances. Kou-h, i-f... 4 0 0 3 0 1; Daubert. lb. 3 0 1 Turner. 3b... 3 0 0 2 7 0 . pinch'. ST. lb... 4 0 1 12 0 11 0 0 Ptipran, ss... 3 0 1 13 OiO'Neül, c.. 4 O 2 4 0 0 This 2*S2 "PrUciUa Mullein. .102 1-4 LOUIS, Aug. I..Severeid's wild Coombs was at his Ch.-L,e, 0,Z. Wheat. If 3 0 1 2 10 I*. 4 0 0 0 1 01 ^.. boy evidently realized befo 4-5 1-3 best. In only Neal«, If... 4 0 1 3 0 0 0 Perry. McQuillan, p 2 0 0 0 2 «. as Ross throw past first in the eighth Myers, cf... 4 0 3 0 0 0 0 Golfer, the horses got half way to the fir .Coupled entry. permitted two instances were his mates forced Griffith, rf.. 4 0 1 11 3b.. 3 0 0 «En&manu, p.. 0 0 0 « Braid, English Hoamer »rat Into the lead In the then drew Cochran to score from that sa 3 0 1 OlO'Mara, 0 10 .««.cher_0 0 0 0 0 0 bend that an stretch, away. Cudgel ran well, but vas no base with to come to his aid at critical Blackb'o, 14 2JDoolaii. 2«l>.. 3 11 1 s« unusually for the-winner. finished match moments. i Thomas ... 1 0 1 00« killing spe< Bondage strong. Fairy Wand tired sotting the pace. the run that gave Boston a "-to-1 Wlngo, c. 3 0 0 3 0 0, M, Wheat, c 2 0 0 2 10 Called for War Work was vic- In the fifth Zach came liEvtns . 10 0 0 Up being set by Fairy Wand, the lig! FIFTH over Wheat through KUor. p.... 19 0 0 1 OlC-oombs, p... 3 10 0 0 0 0 0 AQA^W-t RACE..Selling; for three-year-old» ami upward: $1,208 75 arid«!. tory St. j\ouis to-dav and a clean with a I/U
Winner Sets New Record at Giants9expense
