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NEW YORK, July 16 .—i-Tollowing 1111
second days weer-m o! the Empire
City Jockey Club was run of! Wednc
(lay at Belmont Park under the serene
conditions of a calm. succeeding a
stoma No horses were killed, ‘no
jockeys iniured. and,thougb it
rumored that a horses leg was broken.
it turned out that the nearest approach
to a casualty was the breaking of the
heart oi James Butlers Pebbles in the
Chapmqua. Handicap.
That was the nearestjapproaa‘b to a
has“? {on {’ebIbies was an odds on
idt onto ahd was the only Flirst choice
that failed to deliver the goods during
the peaceful afternoons sport. There.
were only five starters in the handia
«cap and of. the rest of the hold Bay-
berry Candle was the only one con.
sidered to haves chance with the Bat-
ler crack. Certainly no serious opposi-
lion was looked for from Capt E. B.
Csssatt' s Trial by Judy, which had been
soundly beaten by Pebbles in a handi-
cap at the same dietsmezless» than a
week previous. The. substitution ‘ot
‘Johhny McTaggart for the rider who
had'the mount on Trial by Judy at.
{Aqueduct made a considerable differ-
ence in the running of’the‘ bbare'r'ibl
the tricolor jacket. This was fintici-
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_ 1 l)ETRQiT. July 16. —-0ii' to the
. races was the program for the Yan-
lees yesterday afternoon. 1A_ heavy
rain fell11 last==I11lght and up to the
noon houl resulted in the home men
agemenl calling off the game sched-
uled fbrj~Nlt1lin Park and making the
postponed game pant of 'a doub'ie
“-I'lt'eader he1e today; The change an
ipears to be satislacton all around.
Jennings was glad to accept the lay.
diff. as it may help his poorly work
.ing pitching stai'fI to pull itself to-
gather and Donov'an has hopes that
‘ Roger Peck’mpaugh may be able to
' resume playing today. From a hosi-
hess standpoint the double header
I will be a big improvement over single
Igames. As soon as word was received
about the postponement several of the
IYanke'eIsI arranged for a party to the
Windso track. which
minutes ride from the center of De-
:ti'dit. .1 " ” I
Ray Fisher will be sent against the
H‘ygers in. one of the games today and,
4.
tween W than and Carroll Brown.
The letten showed winning form in
-' 11.11 last start holding the Cleveland
team’t't'o. two runs in twelve innings.
and Donovan plans
abusier Im'liii in the past.
Na
oste'rday, score 4 to 2.
1 h
lithium Johnson
IWLHGUE
mental“ door of unusual excitement the '
was.
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Chicago 5,. New York 2.
Brooklyn 4, Cincinnati 2.
Boston 3, Pittsburgh 2.
.. GAMES TOIpAY.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh atIQIooton.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
YESTERDAY'G RESULTS
Philadelphia 4. St.» Louis 8.
STANDING OFI CLUBS.
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-1 Philadelphia ..... 41 33
' .. .Cbioooo ....... 42 35'
"1: Brooklyn‘1‘ ........ 40 36
scum“; ....... '.41 40 1
Pittsburgh ...30 38
New York ....... 34 38“
‘ “ Cincinnati ...... >32 39
Boston .......... 34 43
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BMW‘Z‘bI-‘Mtimorc 2.
Cblcaoolyfitb Louis 5.
Newark 7, Bflylolo it.
, Almrk 4, Billie 3.
3lttoburqb-Kl'nolo City—Jain.
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no; 51; L'ouio- "7.: ..... 4'4 33 .511 Harricburs ------ 34 32 5‘5 New York ,,,,,,, 4o 39 .505
.500 -1Ileburgn ..41 so .539 Richmond -- ----- 35 86 A93 Wumflum ..... 3, 41 V45; ..
M72 . '1“er . ,,,,,,, 42 33 5,25 Toronto ......... 33. 40 .452 St. Louis ........ 31 48 .408
.451 ,' Brooklyn ........ 35 45 , .432 _ . RQGHGS‘GI‘ , ' - ' ' - 1-39 1. 39 . 32% "u 'I Phu‘u‘e’lph‘. _____ 29 . I 48 371'?
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. Irglrooklyn neteated
nit mints Whitest
The score was.4 to 2. The Black
Douglas, 11 recent casto'if from the
Reds. poniarded his old associates
without the least show of sentiment.
The combined eflorts oi Rube {lesion
and Red Kalamity Amos could not
hold this Scot’s resentment in check.
in the light of Brooklyn's mad rush
up11 11rd F‘IlatbusIh's faithful have come
to regard 'Ivict'oIIry as a matter of pure
routine. The? rabid tans already
have become morbid in their to set-1
Thev now look it» trimmings in their:
lust Wilbert Robinson—who might
be elected Borough President it the'
election were held tomorrow—unwlt
lingly furnished the great laugh oi'
the season. It Col. Ebbets can get
Robbie to double every afternoon in
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this impromptu specialty the S. R. 0
sign will work oveltlme. '
Robbie entertained-the crowd to an
exhibition of his speed crbss-cduntry.
agar-pail inl‘gueiing struggle by. the
ay 'otter'n on.-c——2, 11—2 1%:6432’
finals, the latter teem wining today
IItr'orn Mel and Al Rosenbepg in straight
onto. 1 dim.
Bluebonxtotlh lur-
nsation.'tbo_1burn
had his full
with Strachan and won 0,11%; tor a
tallied in boot: court driving and on-
315911 'la‘é‘many sensational radlles. Mc
Loughlin found a weakness in the or-
mpr oi his opponent, however, in the
deciding sci. playing entirely to Stra-
chan‘s back band. As a result the los-
or was thrown out at» position and torc-
ed to return weaklyy
DiONNE PiliS if ROY
01H Wliii hill 8H8
G: A. 'L.» IDione, former captain ot
the "West Side Tennis Club, although
not playing nsa'rl-y as brilliant tennis
as some. or the others yesterday in
the invitation singles in the Country
Club of Westcbester, stood out shove
the other competitors becauiie of his
[The occasion was the unepected col achievement He defeatd Robert Le
lapse of Myers. He keeled in the hu
mldity from overexerfion. In the gen-
eral. rush with first aids from the
Roy, 11‘ most ' surprising thing, in
straight sets at 6—3; 8—6, in‘ the sec;
0nd round. LeRoy made the great mie-
lBrooklyn befich the lat manager left tak'e 0‘ playing a long driving game t°
is my a fewithe field at the post.
" the outer ibattie seems to test he- e-l
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I I it turbo out or tour by; SA1N FRANCI
{Ingz Ie Terrapins in the tenth ln-'1McL'oushli'n will in
'12 final game of the series' ton in the final of
140056 singles tournament
“Heath w Bill 13811652 yesterday “ttel'do' b
He was gainmg
every stride at the quarter. Here the
heavy impost for age began to tell.I
His legs continued to fly 120 rcvoluJa
bone to the minute; but Robbie rana
only in one spot. His flesh .was will-1
his, but his heart was weak. [in-
able to shake the man off his back,
Robbie pawed fvétfully a few times
more without getting anywhere. made
t° keep him. the best of“ a bad bargain, stumbled
land actually rolled the last ten yards
. a had last.
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Dionne. This is about the only game
that Dionne knows, and he thrived on
it; as the outcome attests. ‘1
Karl Bohr. Theodore -R.' 'Pe‘ll. Leon-
lB'eeirman and Edwin P. Earned all
played better tennis than Dionne, but
while they all won their matches. the
fetid ' 3—611
herr'ion- spec"
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Providence
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up his indeld for but Shuduy and
Seymour will be moved to second to
supplant Heinie Schmidt, and an ei
fort is' being made to get Jack Mc
Grath back at short. McGratli wifi
greatly strengthenthe team in both
hitting and fielding.
‘Freddle Aquino, the star thirdbnse-
man of the Broad Rivers. has left that
team and has cast his lot, with tho
Kelseys. Aquino will most likely ‘be
played moi outl'leld. HIs .IiIs a heavy
hittc‘r has";
The Notionals
it and will probably disband despite
denials. When Fallen left. the team
was left without a twirler and no
suitable pitcher can be secured. .
The Colonials who are now playing
good ball. will stack up against theI
Lockwoods next Sunday at the Bax-
~ter giounds. Witli Ol‘sen tv’ziriing
good ball. the Colonials should Iw'ln.
The Georgetown baseball team has
been strengthened by the presence of
two Bethei players. Ferry is also
pitching good ball again and Fahan
is being useddn the outfield and as a
relieflwil‘ler. ' '
The Kelseys have an open date tor
thie’Snodayand will play noIIgame,
will plays {begrubber some: 3443901319-
town.with the team ot1that<1plsee.-. _
The Dresden Lace Works will stack
results were not unexpected“; Larned‘m’ against the} Saugatuclts Sunday on
put Al.fred 8. Dabne'y of ‘Bostgn out in
the first round at- 6—2, (Ii—SI, 6—2 and
tar game or Poll, who beat him in the
second round at 4—6, 6—4. 6—2 Beale
man- vanished thé veteran Herold H
Hackett in the first round at 6—8, 6—2
6—3.1md Bohr, beat Walter Merrill
" 1Hali'i'h- 111911de mimosa 6—4, 6—4.
. '. I'I'Hugf Tallant. the only other Winner in
the second round, toyed with S. W.
Memhewi who was out of his class in
the tourney, wining at 6—0. 6—3.
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the Saugstuck field The Dresdens
am: playing one winner take all basis
and expect to put' out the strongest
team of the season. I Either. Bedell or
Marshall at the Kelseys, will. twirl.
and 7Lane or Layden will be hen“...
the hat.
The Broad River team have finally
disbanded for thesessoo, caused by
the poor attendance at the games and
the inabilityb to keep the team. to-
gather. Stine or the strongest ruby--
ers lumped to other local toms and
probably use the diamond fora future:
games 1 1 ‘51‘1‘1‘1"
"‘Ddc'.’ Moore," utility outfielder otI
Barry’s Norwalks, has left that team'
‘ and is now playing with tile hock“
WCOdB.
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YESTERDAY! RENJLTB.
Montreal 2,
Horribburpaflocheotcr—raln.
RichmondJ‘I'Bufl‘tio 4.
flinch tho' bases. '
to be up against ‘
1111.41.91 following Sunday the been
no other suitable men could heme-i
cured The Dresden Lace Worksvw‘lll '
IJam “Barry. at the Nor;
Jersey City 2.
5, Toronto 3.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Detroltfiow York—into.
. Philadelphia 5, Chicago .2-
. Boston 4, Cleveland 3,
31. Louie 5, Washington 2.
St. Louis 4, Washington 3.
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tested the Remington Yostsfiast Sun-
day.4 4,-3' in the first game a three
game series. and are regard as the
strongest team in; Bridgeport.
Manager David Logan, of the Dres-
ded Loco Works... is Igreatl peered
at thé‘: treatment given his am by
Manager Barry intends to shake-1 “1'9 Red Gain of Groom/lob, '18!“ Sun»
day. After being robbed of the game.
they also refused to give he Nor
walk team their guard:\e an chased
1thou: from the field with stones and
clubs. The Kelseysaiso bad the Red
Oaksflbookedpbut cancelled the game
after hearing of the conditions of Sun
day’s game. " .
WWI STABLE
BRINGS Bill PRIZES
i NEW YORK, July 16 .—Th'irty-three
{head of imported and American bred
hackney harness horses, the property
in: the late Alfred Vanderbilt, were put
under the hammer at public auction
Wednesday at Durlands and brought.p
the gratifying total at $26,625.
it was probably the finest sales at-
‘fering of aristocratic bred equineo seen
3 in this city in a decade and brought to
gether a great assemblage of promi-
‘nent exhibitors and sportsmen. ,
As Auctioneer Baln sold. it was .a
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in a sonic. The gallery and boxes
were occupied by, many personam'rom-
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and many of. the profession“
which opened the sale, brisk bidding
began on the second lot and mounted
The second price. was obtained tor
1Pireno,-a_registered Ibrown mare. 15
hands. by” Mathias—Norah Gerton
Starting at 8700 the quest 0! the ani-
mal developed a threecoi'nersd snug-
narrowing 32-, 8761 This one"! is a
beautifully “salted more with all the at~
11111th sought alter. I 1 . ‘
horse show in itself, and this was true .
inset in social litealho'nnanclalworld 1
After a short parade of the offerings, ' '
to four figures on senersioccastons.‘ 1.-
gle in which J. ,0. Brady was the with I,
tributes of a champions-and this fact ,
coupled with her breeding made beri
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NEW YORK, July '15.-—Viceprbsi-
dent R. 13.1-wad. ot the Federal
lesgue;‘ confirmed ;the7,report that a
war fund or unconverted been col
lected at the recent meeting of the
‘oague. in» tmsucity. 3.31.131“. Harry
Sinclair, owner of the Newark club
had' been sebcted to~carry out the
Federal league campaign. Mr. Ward
sbid’tbe money already was. in Sing
.cnm possessitm and that 11 wouldII
‘ be used in forwarding the interest of
the league as a whole.
He refused to outline the manner
ln'which the money would be ex-
The occasion was theunexpected col-
eral league was about to adopt a
more vigorous policy in the baseball
world. ‘ . I 1
it is understood that removal of]
President Gilmore’s office from Chi-E
cago to this city is in line with this
Iver and a silver
' adelphia Americans.
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policy. Local Federal league olllcals
stated that as soon as Gilmore set!
fled here .he would complete the ar
rangements for the installation of a
club in New York. Plans for other
important changes‘ln the circuit; a
general strengthening of the clubin
and other important changes are be-
ing considered and "final decision in
WE SELL
Something. More 11Than:1
' Service. " “
12% you realize how much ""
it
these matters will be made after the supply now. Summer Prices be
new league quarters are. in running. Now' :1: E3 \
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NEW YORK, Jilly 16,—An as”? ,
lion alleged to have been made- by"
Captain Evers of the Boston Bram
during the progress of Tuesday’s
game reflecting upon the integrity of
organized basebail is to be invest
gated by President John K. Toner 01'
the National league. ‘
it was announced last night mil '
President Tener's cities that he would
go to' Boston today to thoroughly Illi-
vestigstethe charge. John 1-11am;
ler, secretary of the league, will so-
company Mr. Tenor to Boston. ‘
GIFT son an WALSH. I
CHICAGO, July 16.—A chest or sil~' I'I
IovingI cup were 3 1
among the gifts to be prepontcd “toe
“Big Ed" Walsh, the veteran pitch”;
of the Chicago AmQFSCans. wno m
slated to make b'is1"conlc back" up
pearnnce today. The occasion was to
be celebrated with the raising at the «
ilag emblematic of the Chicago base-V
ball championship. I'IWslsh, who has
not been started in a game“ in more
an a year. was to oppose the Phil-
. Every drink served let our.
fountain' 1s healthful in every in~
grcdient. We use only‘ the best,
fruit syrups. Our chocolate is be»
coming famous. Have you tried
it? DeKlyns icIe dreamt served
at the fountain 'or in hexes to
take home. Try' “our Beds and .
c011viInce..1ourself that it is the
best in town. — 1
The NorwalkllrngCo. ~ ‘
H. A. MEAD.:Mgn:: -‘ ‘
8 No. MaimSt So. Norwath. 1
Arrange for next winter’s coal
TALK 1']? OVER WITH
1 Ready-made Clothes
Will fit a dummy {omnb
not a manly form. Sui
made to order from "-.
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