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NEW YORK, July 7.~—Arthur
Klein is today the holder of a new
world's record for night riding. At
the Brighton Beach Race Track last
night Klein, in ‘a Benz car, covered
the distance in 0:40 1-5 seconds.
Louis Disbrow was a contestant in
this event. His time was 52 seconds
fiat.
Later in the night Disbrow cap-
tured the three mile race from a field
or five. He won his best in easy
fashion and then drove home in the
final heat in 2 minutes 42 3-5 seconds.
The five mile race went to Billy En-
qlicott, in "a Maxwell car. Endicott
nosed out Harvey Kennedy. The time
of the race was 5 minutes 22 seconds
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Jack Johnson is now in London and-
spending money for cigarettes to be
sent to English soldiers. He has al
ready bought more than 50. 000 for
“Tornmy Atkins, and intends to keep
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to come. - I I
The olhed‘dayv
on the sub t of the but: possib e op
ponenia for “Willa Ii. A \al
“That s not an easy question MEG?
awe-r," shill the 'formei- champiin:
“hut‘l‘tmng‘ieye‘l'ythihg into account,
I shouldretly'. Moran, lit the moment.
He is big mush himself not 't‘o‘be
worried overmuch by Willard's bulk
and as a boxer, I should say he is a
bit in front of Jess " '
' The names of Young Ahern and
oaménim' were broached as possible
opponents for Willard, 'but in those
Jack saw no chance. He did not
think them big enough and when the
old boxing maxim waa'suggeatéd that
1! good 164 pound man was as good
as anything on two legs, .fick deo
marred, and then tallied on the mat-
ter thus:
“Oh, yes, that is all very Will in
its way; and. of course. I know yet:
could quote plenty of names. such as
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Charlie Mitchell,'t’or instance, iii sup--
*- .; port of the argument. ButI I’m bound
to say i think a few more pounds
would be useful, for 154 pounds is not.
a big weight when the other fellow in
the ring is clever as- well as big The
men about that weight who have won
big events against much heavier men
have been exceptionally dhe boxers:
maybe there has been a touch of gen-
ius about most of them. And those
sort of exceptions only go to prove
the general rule, after all. “
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took two more games from..Wéu;hing~
ton yesterday, further narrowing the
.niargin to first place.
The first contest. won by 5 to .I
. was decided in the first two innings,
when Boston" bunched hits for all
‘9." runs. Boehiing was forced to
cave the game in the opening in
ping, when he was hit on the pitch-
lug hand by a ball off Speaker's bat
. victory in the second game came by
”hitting Walter Johnson s delivery in ' i‘
"the first and third innings. Gregg
gave way to a pinch hitter in the
second inning and Mays upheld Bos-
tou'a Witching burden wellII them
"after. ~
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. BOSTON, July 7.4The Red Sox-
Boston‘s four runs of their 4 to 14 .
lllcin Smashes Record
Jones Suspended
KANSAS CITY, July 7.—Fielder
Jones, manager of the St. Louis Fed-
eral league baseball club, was inden-
nitely suspended by President Gil-
more yesterday. Shortstop Johnson
was suspended for ‘three days and
fined $50 for his part of the argu-
ment with Umpire Harry Howell in
Monday’s game wh’ich led to their
both being banished from the field
After being sent from the game Mon-
day Jones telegraphed his resignation
to one of the owners of the St. Louis
club. It was his intention to remain
with the. team only until arrange
ment could be made for his succes.
sor.
Neither Jones nor Johnson was on
the field yesterday.
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NEIW YORKW July 7.—V—The I_cup do
tense yacht; Resolute and Yale
will have their t (fleeting of;
preslfiw 9!“ng moon ini the
regatta of Wine lndlan Harbor Tamil
Club. They will sail over a aopllg
course off Greenwl’dh’, Conn ;
’Saturday the Resolute defeated the
Vanitie handily, but Monday in th
Larchmont regatta the Cochran VboIlt.
sailed by ex Commodore Cornelius
Vanderbilt. turned the tables on her
rival. She. won over .a resins
course by more than a. minute. i
The start of today’s race will be
made at 12:30 p. m. .The preparatory
signal will be sounded at 12:16 and
the warning whistle at 12:25. Handi-
cap time will be taken from 12:82.
The starting and finishing line for
the‘race will be off the southwestern
end ofGreat Captain Island. If one
yacht has not' finished within six
hours, exclusive of time allowance,
the race will be declared off.
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STATE GOLF TOURNEY.
BRIDGEPDRT July 7.-~Wlth 168
entrants. a record breaking number.
the seventeenth annual golf tourna-
ment for the state championship be
gan at 'lhe Brooklawn Country Club
today. Play was in the qualifying
round, 33 holes. Weather and course
conditions were excellent.
Tomorrow will come the first and
second rounds of 18 hole match play,
on:- Friday the semi- finals, and on Sat-
urday the championship round. W.
Barker VSee‘leyV. of Brookiawn, the
present champion. is an entrant.
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BbLoult 2, Pittsburgh 1.
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STMDING OF GLUBC.
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Chicago ......... 39 .29
Philadelphia . .35" ' 29'
I St. Louis ..3895
Pittsburgh ...34 was "
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Norwallu 8N1. Ridpelhldu'
Jimmy Barry’s Norwallu will pro
babty line up abaiust the Ridufields
naxe Sunday afternoon on the Weird
st. grounds. The-Ridgoiields have do
tested the locals this year in We
field and Manager Bury predicts
that the Ridieflelds will be handed
the sum; medicine as the Bothel team
‘ received two weeks ago.
Kelsey: Go to Mamaroneck.
IneI Kelseys who are now playing
Igreat ball will Journey to Manure
neck, N. Y. next Sunday and will line
up swastika strong team . 91 that
place. The game was to be played
two weeks ago but the police inter-
ferred. Two lVarge auto basses will
shall and Laydcn will be the local
batter y
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The Nationals‘have lost their four
twirisr, in fallen who has Jumped to
the Georgetown team. The Natalia.
were after; hifiamhall and Baler.
the Kelsey Mum but both radially-l“
ed loyal to twill-av team. I. l
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Ive mile runner. of the Kelsey Club,
“ ‘ l‘uII aubulimiai'y fills thedegond. b
D.' L. W, w. Greenwich.
The D L. W. baseball team will
play the Red Oak! of Greenwich in
Greenwich. Sunday
Bowman Same Runner.
William Bowman, the champion
easily won the three mile race held
at Amusement Park, Monday after-
aoon. ‘ile ran the three miles on a
heavy track in the remarkable time
of 20 minutes, and was
ahead of the second man.
hibitlon at the Kelsey Club.
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Brooklyn waded to glory through
the much vomited;
Jack Coomba
malt, Rudolph?
*id Ton Hughes b9.
'ln another exam; anus for cloning
rumble victory atolls. Dodgers carried
place in the Nslipnal Magus standing
The opening game was fought no
The Georgetown: played great
flaky.“ Weated’fle {Aim
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Amos-NW5“ defeats?!
same or the bait? team's in Bridgeport
They also have a victory over the
Lockwoods.
“Forum.- 'nrmwr are a 15:82“
“upatucka First Defeat.
The Sau'gaiucha'suifered their first
defeat of the season Monday at the
"hand. of the Newton Heights team.
Caskl's great winning streak was
broken and he was also hit hard.
._ Dresdena GoVDoWIII.
The Dresden‘Lace Works ‘s'uilcred
their worst defeat of the season at.
the hands of the Bangatucks, Sunday.
The final score was 16—4. The three
Kelleys of New Canaan. and Jimmy
Walker were in the Dresden line-up.
Jule-ya After the Lockwood-I ’. .
The Kelseys have Aug. 22 open and
are anxious to get a crack at the
Lochwoods Both McMahon and
Marshall should putVup a great. pitch
his battle. Both teams have a lamb
glided... it is d if, linguist) ItIed
bottle of Lon; sand presented
monies Rim—5! one trim
Jack cobrhba hi to 56 carried o
.the «will-let; ed a u'baeie In. his
left leg while pitching to Smith in
the fourth inning. it was feared at
'- first that the former iron man of Con!
his Mac]: had aggravated the old in-
jury he entwined.“ the world's aer-
Jeep! 1911 at theIPolo crawl. Fol-
tumtely this was not.true. mous-
was able to well: about during the see
and game. it. will be all right aftbr a
I rest of I week or ten days,
NO POSSIBLE ESCAPE.
(Briggs—We are coming around to'
lee you this evening.
Crisp—That's right; but do me a-
favor, old man. Don't let your wife
wear her new suit: I don't want my
wife to see it just now.
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number of routers and a game ho-l
.tweeh these two teams should be in-
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Manager Poet of the Broad Rivers.
expects to get his nine out next Sun-
day.
RESULTS AND S
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
. INcw York 6, Philadelphia 8.
. Brooklyn 3, was 2; Brooklyn
4, Boston 3 (second name).
Chicago 5 cIn‘cI’niIuI 4 114' In.
hinge); Chicago 2., Cincinnatl 2.
(second game; called end of
Brooklyn ‘6. Buffalo
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. .
Newark 7, Baltimore 1.
Kansas elty‘t,‘ 8t. Lculc o. .
embed for bu s of, years, and in
the Tao] in: mullet. especially,
have builtgpp a proilperuus community.
In some chaos thematic are 800 feet
deep. The salt is obtained in the tom-
of brine, which is raised in bamboo
tubes by means of crude derricks. the
motive power for which is furnished
by water buffaloes.
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The large
silver cup won by Bowman, is on ex-
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tnke down the Kelsey routers. Mar- day's double header at Ebbets Field teen straight w
Appleton nosed out Stmud took his place. The P hiilles
the close shave or; to 2 In on; opener. . I
Wbpevor Dpll a” pherrpd Smith turn I Cmvatb a home run.
ed back Pat Ragau‘ and George Davis
honors, this score being _4 to §. The.
Boblnson'aI colors in undisputed fifth.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 7.——,I{eavy
biting in the first inning was today‘s
game for the Giants from the Phillies
by a score of Ste 1. The Polo Ground-
ers took kindly to the side arm slants
of Erskine Mayer, who is held in at-
most as high esteem in the Quaker
bormer Virginia [leaguer could not get
his famed curve working and after
George Burns was retired on an out-
field fly Me hits, including I triple
and a double, were made before a man
was expunged.
Rube Marquard, though hit freely,
was effective in the pinches until the
eighth inning. when Cactus Cravatb
lifted one over the right field wall and
Pushert, Nichol! and Warns singled
to succession. Then the hero of {line
as derrlched and Ralph
made four hits in their one big ses-
‘slon ”slid the only tally scored was
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big Jim B as Jacket on the run in tho
rt’alxth inning of the m at Washing-
Itga Pulsmtesdayutarnoou. A large
proportion of the 149 spectators shar-
ed the ballet. but not talus Jim: He
surveyetdlha men on ascend wdEthrd
hen proceeded to fan Boxey
Reich and make Walter Blair, another
{other more... bounce the bail down
to Myers for an spay unassisted .putout
it w That ondtid: the only v'lsiting
rally. which had begun with Hi1
Chases home run, and the Brookfeds
wall by a 'acore ti! o to 1 "
George Anderson was the nemesis of
namesake. Fred. who began the
touching for Buffalo. in the am in-
Ining hits by Cooper and the little cen-
ter- holder, followed by a sacfiflce and
an infield out. produced the opening
run. In the third Cooper walked and
fame. then Anderson batted him
'homa. George was the first batter in
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we are Idomiug.—Rehoboth Sunday ball far over the right field wan.‘ 5880‘“ 3mm,
lBrooklyn’s last two runs came in the
eighth. Halt singled and stole. Smith'
hit scored him, the batter taxing third
on McDonald‘s wild throw in. Smith
tallied on a perfect squeeze play, My.
era doing the hunting.
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A was unasham-
mm... In: goods. it he cannot.“
It in a large way.- hc am the Sentinel
stunned" "For Sale" columns. Call
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up the-eaten. and-n all. man will all
City as is Alexander the Great. The
“i be accessible.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 7.—-“.lim
Davis, of this city, set a new motor-
cycle record for one hundred miles
on a dirt track here yesterday,
cording to an announcement of the
qucial timers. Davis’ time was 87m.
43 4-65. The former mark, which was
held by, Davis, was 88m. 6s.
(ins—How THEY sHOULoVss
TREATED.
The family out has won her place
in the home as its natural protector.
from rats and mice, and because ofI
her affectionate, home-loving instinct.
As a domestic animal she needs to be
cared for; but, next to the horses, no
animal suitors more from illuaage.
Cats need at least two meals a day,
and kittens four meals. Some milk
or beaten egg is good, but not sum
clent food. Chopped meat and cook-
ed fish. without bones, mixed Will)
bread or crackers, oatmeal potatoes
“or other vegetables. if they will eat
them, and liver once a week, give
change of diet.
(‘ats like a comfortable bed in a
dry, warm place. Keep it clean. A
galvanized iron pan at earth should
They also need fresh
water to drink. but disarmam-
him by bruishln'g the Inn I.» I.
Good“ cm 'pr'even’ti airbase.“ ’Graen
grass or fresh ca‘lnlp are hlialthi'ulI in
summer. For fleas.I use flowers of aid
phur
not allow the cat to lap it
line and sulphur ointment is good for
skin diseases and sweet oil for colds
or as a laxative. in serious sickness,
consult a veterinarian. '-
Never abandon your eat when mov-
ing. or leave her uncured for during
a vacation. The law forbids such
cruelty. Homeless cats suil‘erI from
hunger and thirst. They are a uni
sauce to neighbors. a menace to
health and destroy many birds.
To feed a homeless cat is II. has
pitabic deed, which deserves another
—_—clther adopt the cal.
humanely destroyed.
Humane treatment of the family
cat or dog. is a good lesson to all
Society, Hartford.
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Love MATCH.
Friend—Edith married for money,
didn’t she?
Clone—No, indeed. die is rich. but
she is daridhully‘m loye with him.
Why when he comes in late she just
sits and accidents: by the hour:-
New York Weekly.. »
L—A good all. pairs In the best paper.
LANDINGS IN BIG. LEAGUES
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‘, Buffafb 4, Montreal 0',
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Toronto 10,
Rochester o; Rushes.
“ (Only three games Vachoduled.).‘ “My 79'9"“ 1 (““3“ 9"“)? ,- Detroit 1, Cleveland 8. .
. . ~——— ~— ‘ - oIIIcano 12, so Louis 2.
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P35; ‘ . Kansas City .....43 an m Inhale .........32 2:... $5333." Chicago ........_-47. .88; .544
'54 . ‘ Chicago .........I.4i at sea ”"W"-'~‘-~--331 .3”?- '5“- ‘. 39““ '"'"""“' 3‘ “‘3‘
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' Brooklyn .31 .41. ' ‘ " V " wm‘ww I.....32., 3‘ 8"”
.I so“ Louie .... 20 43 .317
museum. ... .. .26 43 .877
dividend
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Phllsdelphla 7, New York 6.
Boston 5, Washington 1; Boston 4,
..LWathlggpton 1 (second game).'
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18AM ES TODAY.
WI glue to look like one of two thugs;
Use‘ a damp ’lipohge. Bem'ove loose
If insect WW5“ 1“ “Bed- “9; duct yesterday in a race that mum
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- outstanding player of the last. y ‘
' he won the ampleur champions p.
‘ or; event he my part In; but. I
2 little loath Vto has him back one
‘ there is every. reason for so doing
. tary on the handicapping 'of th “
Innis ecu momma of April ’
, ‘ or. In. will meet and play with
V. V, field avenue diamond. They ‘
_ at me: a m. relay morning. I‘
‘ Boiywooda have amt hopes oi
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Benny Kurt’s bluff has been culledV . 2
—-called by nobody except Bean's
own better self. His blcb Ml ‘
threat to quit the Broom new ad-
eithcr an outburst of temper or a bold
effort to get a little publicity. l! the ,
latter construction be correct Benny
succeeded.
IBusiness Manager Dick Carroll I!
the Broohteds gave out the lntoreqtllg
information yesterday that Ken! hfl
reported reguhIi-ly at Washington
Park every day since last Tm”
when he proclaimed his daemon, til!
club because 8500 had been deducted
from his salary in payment of an old
debt to the Indianapolis club, from
'which he borrowod it last year. Kaun'
I in fact has reported twice daily, lust
before game time and for morning
practice.
It was whispered around yesterday
that Kauft had left for his homo at Go-
lumbus, Ohio, and that he intends to
remain idle pending the outcome of
l his 85.000 suit against the Giants. CI!-
rol spiked th , stying Kauff won '11
be back in the game u soon dd‘hiII 19
'day suspension expires. ,
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Frederick ‘Jolmson' a Top 0' or More
lug won the infield Stakes at Aque-
one of the tamest day' s of racing that -
ever has been presented for New York- -
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The Winfield was a handicap. for "
three-year-olds and upward at Ill and
a half furlongs and the top weight web "
awarded to the Greentree Blabie'a
Gainer. which was making his first ap-
pearance under silks this econommop
o’ the’ Morning, a threoyeer‘old, had
121 bounds to carry to 123 shouldered
by Gainer and by the weight famous ”
scale was conceding six pounds to
Gainer.
.Sea Shell was dropped in light with
107 and James Butler’s Capra and
Capt. m B. Cassatt’s Trial By Jury
completed the field When the barrier
shot up Sea Shell was on her toes and
the nine from the stand made it sp-
pear as though she had a flying start
of several isnghts. As a matter of fact
the Canadian entry gained an admin
tags of only a lenght and a ballot
Top 0' “1' Morning. which set out rev
solulely to make up the difference. ‘
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"It is rather a surprise to. as.
Frauds Qulm'et does not enjoy Ith
tinctlon of being on theVVscrateh
in solitary loneliness. u {in his .
a1 form of last season one w,’ '
distinctly inclined to consider may;
put up a good exhibition in thud
event. Mr. Travers was runner-n
the amateur, and this about the"
quite within the bounds of pro
that the headicappers am has
tie influenced.- by his great
past years and are in consequ
The above is quoted from a coal _
5001! Witch by Harold
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