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CHICAGO, Aug. 5.—-Frank Gotch,
the wrestling champion; Joe Stccher,
the Nebraska grapplcr. and Ed ‘Walsh
Chicago White Sox pitcher, have been
given special permission by President
'l‘ip O'Neill oi the Western league,
,to act as umpires on three special
occasions in the near future. Gotch
will! be one of the arbiters in the
game that will he a part of the "Boos
ters' Day” celebration at St Joseph.
110., on August 6. Welsh will omciate
at Dec Moinea on the same day and
Btecher will hold an indicator in the
game at Omaha when held days are
staged ’61“: the ball lot in connection
with the regular league games.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa.,' Aug. 5.-Lee
Magoo. manager 01 the Brooklyn Fed-
«mu baseball taste. Was order lo lor-
tail $10 or serve thirty {lays in the
workhouee today by..plngiatratp M
Sweeney in the Control Policle' court ”0de {’W‘ “1 111101110818 01 the
on alchorge :::o1 disorderly ' duct Ii'rldicatii w lib uircd the land
Magoo was severely? rcpt-am ”1" 3g swell}; to Wilmin-
the magfsfr’ate ‘ dc manln teams
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gait: M gee Aft“ new“
oiled declared rtlilithagi'a
End directed an insuTting re rk. to
him in a-Sixt ct ream!“ that
time: Mir add-
“The public is paying you and
:03 here no. right, to abuse or insult
c iseiiQ. .
":3an you Melt Pittsburgh again
aéi' liiis agedtlemn.‘ iii not you will
land in the police court "
The new apauerman testified he was
eating his iiinch and Meg and sev-
oral players of his team were at an-
other table Without provocation Ma-
lace directed“ remark atsliim; '
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SAN FRANCISCO Aug 5.—~A tinge
, oi gloom invaded the general joy and
‘ optimlSm over the: coming national.
championships or the A. A U. herol
Friday and Saturday when word wasl
, circulated today among the groups of
athletes that one of the greatest men
developed on the Pacific coast in years
had been injured and probably wouldl
'be unable to compete George Parker,l
the wonderful sprinter of the Olympic
Club of San Francisco.~ pulled a ten.
don badly during a time trial on theI
Exposition track at dusk yesterday and
was so lame today that his trainer re-
fused to let him leaie his room. I”
Parker shares the world‘ a record for
the 220 yard dash with Bernie Wefers,l
now coach at the N. Y. A 0., whose
mark has stood since 1900, when he'
was starring for Georgetown. Parker
stood head and shoaiders over all
sprinters in this part of the country
except Howard P. Drew, the little ne.
gm, and even was.expected ti defeat
‘_ the latter in the. furlong, though-not
regarded as quite as fast in the hun-
drod He was a member of the Amer
ican team that cleaned up in Australia
a year ago.
Bill MMMMES
Bill llill CAMP
“' BRUNSWICK. (3a., Aug. air-DOVE“
Hall. a big tract 161 Guild? courteou-
miles M‘tfis city has been secured
by awiidihb'e 01! baseball mitigates
and other": In out in sport as a
derailment 'coon'eratligi -
It: will be, the tutti!“-
may
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New York, 11; 81. Louis, 9.
game). ‘
New York, 7; St. Louis, 0.
game).
Cincinnati, 4; Ilrooklyn, 1
Boston, 5; Pittsburg, 1
chlngoPhiledclphla; rain.
New York at Cincinnati.
Wklynat ’81. tools.
Baotou at Chicago.
Philadelphia It Pittsburg.
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: Philadelphia . .‘.‘..-e1 41
1 Brooklyn ...... ...50 46
: Boston .. ......... 50 46’
1 Chicago ......;...47 45
New York ........ 46 . 46
l Pittsburg.........47 48
i St. Louis ......... 48 53
l Cincinnati-1.1.1 i141 53
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snows. calmness: and... 6th"
sports in an environment that is truly
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tersiand fingering ate 110 be greeted
and some diamonds hid out: Such
a plan has been considered for many
ream .v : v.
The purchasers have already or-
(donglnned on @1911th pale)
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Ten cent baseball is to be inaugu-
rated in Newark tomorrow at the
homecoming ot the Newteds', accord-
ing to James A. Gilmore, president
(lithe-Federal lasagna. whodaon a.
business trip to New York. Admitting
that the attendance at the. Harrison
plant has. not been anywhere near
that expected. Mr. Gilmore says that
the Newark backers decided on this
drastic move in hopes ct educating
the New ,Jersey “fans." The bleacher
seats at the Harrison park are to be
sold at ten cents each. the pavilion
seats at twenty- ilve cents and the
grand stand seats at fifty cents. Thd’
only "big league" prices that will we
vall'are in the boxes, which remain
at $1 a seat.
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SARATOGA, Aug. 5.4—.1. O. Keane’s
Jacobs, by Jack Alida—Agnes Virgin-
ia.. scored the first important victory
(01‘1110 Westat’the race meet 01’ lné"
Saratoga Association“yesterdaywtter.
noon, when she came home a handy
winner of the Spinaway Stakes for
two-year-oki. fillies at five and aghali
furlongs. Behind the compactly built
filly, which Was the only starter for
the West, were seven of the smartest
youngsters that have'raced in the East
including the lilitbrood Park Stables
Cels‘ndria. which had the reputation of
being the only two-yeacold heretibout
that had shown any evidence 6'1 ability
to carry weight successfully cunn-
dria was made favorite. but flonndcred
around in the heavy going and finish-
ed in sixth place, far behind the lead
era. in second place to the victoi-ious
Westerner was Foxhail P. Keene' 3 Lb-
rac, a Daughter of Disguise, which ran
mica with Puss in Boots. and show-
ed ”he mt. o the held until ”Jacob‘s
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orannm'o or ewes.
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G ’Farland in Comebacll Class
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Farland had wandered so for mm..
_,___._ doings in the past two years as to be H
mm vcsrcnoav'a nouns. Yrsrcrioav's assume. 8’0“?“ "PM 37:15: :9 ”PMS.
"armour: RESULTS. 1......“ . cl. t... me. New York-oi. Louis. in: grenade. T" ""5 '"t 01 " “8 °" ' 3i“! ‘
" y y l ' ’ is ted a rail ion time-by most or
(Second Plttsb B Brookl 1 rain). Detroit, 1; Philadelphia. ‘ th 1‘3 iii ii I :iser Eres aspect“! in
‘ u" ‘ ’"‘ ' w Ill 1: Chiea o a (let ' WS 9 ° ‘ -
(Only W game MM). “3:”. .Harrisburg. .- (two "me" “m: 6910"» ' ' the ease of a temperamental case like,
WM- MW “in "m"- "””"'°‘°"- ’= ”W ‘ "‘°°"‘ $23.2? .32.??522‘1254 $2.? .17... 2225 1-
"“mm or cums. m”) “'"m' _ the earth adords in Mike Gibbons. ‘vith
W. L‘ 9.6. Providence. 10; Montreal... Boston-Cleveland, rain. Mike holding a positive advantage
KM“! CRY . ----- 55 ‘1 577 .‘I’Aflbflia OF CLUBS. STANDING OF CLUBO. »
P.c. Chicago 65 48 5“ W L. P G W L P C over Packey because Gibbons has been
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:2: Plttohurg ......... 53 42 .5sa Providence .. ..... 57 so .955 . Boston .......... 59 34 .m “In :lgusch‘ 2, two yam ‘ m
'52. Newark .......... 52 ca .542 Buffalo ........ so 32 .010 omen ,,,,,,,,,,, 59 .37 .515 mu though he be as great ‘ no“, a
.5" St. Louis . . .. ..... 51 46 .526 Harrisburg ....... 46 39 .541 Chicago .......... 58 38 .604 McFarland will lose a lot a his speed.
1m Buflelo .. ...... ...45 55 .460 Montreal . . . . . . . . .47 43 .522 Wuhlngton ..... .51 ’ 4C .526 wind and unquestionably his judgment
'4” Brooklyn ....... ..45 56 .446 Rochester ........ 39 48 .447 New York ........ 45 47 .489 of chm dimnm McFarland Should 3..
’4» Baltimore .........34 M .347 . Toronto .......... 38 332 ll so Louie . ......;33 57 .400 take on a few "m hm“ mt. we 5
'4“ __ Rlchmond ........ 38 51 .427 3 Cleveland , . . . .87 - 57 ‘ .394 knowing ones say. as a man must tight ._
' , Jam! City -. ..... 33 55 375 Philadelphia ...... 32 63 .337 u b k] t f m. Pem‘ a] m.
GAMES - A“ 2 GAMES TODAY‘ . GAME: 700”" :inuilfe scahcedullle: toen rounds ‘l: The "l
“comm: at Broolem «My City in Toronto (two came-i. St. Louis at New York (two semen). “gm of September 11 w,“ be, burned
St. Louis at Batllmorc. Harrisburg in Bunnie, (two games). 61"...“ .g 30.1” up by Packey before he discovers 013‘ - "
.- Plttshurg at Buffalo. , Richmond In Rochester (two gamer). p“... tat Philadelphln. ‘ ‘le is not hooking an :1 ”Wm; With the
. . (Other team not scheduled). Providencein Montreal. Chicago at ‘3‘.“an , l same startling precisidn 'that madehiln
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CINCINNATI, Alas“. 8.443130 “Ode
the same way hi the seventh rate!»
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stand so far over the availableiioysofl '
a few years ago. Then people went to
Willi“
31‘. LOU‘l8. Aupskflle‘chm hat-
found Antwan mil in the fourth la-' tel-s nad’ a picnic party‘it the mm 5
still; and an snccc’uor. Wheeler Dell. 01 the Cardinal pitchers yesterday i:-
ternoon and mm two me. n to 9
day, whereas Gene Date In in rarerand T to o. Tesreau saved the first
tom. the locals taking the lost new game dor' «New York after 'Matty had
01 the series by 4 to 1. and inciden-l blown "ny. may no and then Toe
tly making it three out or four andl
putting the Dodgers in a tie with the
Boston Braves for second place hon-
ors.
Dale allowed the visitors eight hits.
two of which were bunched in the
' fourth inning, accounting for the only
Dodger tally. In this round. Deebertl
hit into centre and reached third as
grounders. Stengei hit to right for
ihree bases and Daubert scored while
Stengel was stranded on third he Get:
bounded to Herzog.
A pass to Wagner. Killiler's sacrlc
lice, Grimth's single, Wingo’s single
and Miller's passedball gave the Reds
two and the game in the fourth. This‘
was while Appleton was on the mound
for Robbie' s men. Dell succeeded Ap-
ball for two innings, wavering in the
seventh, when a double by Groh. hen
zog's single and Clarke's single scored
the other brace 01 Red runs. ‘
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KALAMAZOO. Mich.l Aug. 5.——After
a delay of two days, owing to rain. the
Grand Circuit horsemen dually sol: o'c-
tion at Recreation Park, yesterday, the
entire card of four races being dispos-
ed of in spite of the fact that the track
was in bad condition an da light rain
ternoon. Favorites fared badly, three
of the four first choicE'a being bowled
over- . ‘
“Pop" Gees put across a long shot in'
St. Frisco. a four-year-old colt, With
which lie won the $2,000 stake for. the
2: 18 trot. the feature race. The Eco,
dmther fbnr-Ye‘hmld. was the favorite,
and bebt , rs in the first heat in a
close finish; ‘ t after that the Tennes-
see driver. boil it all his own way.
The biggest surprise was the detect
‘0! Lou Jennings, winner of seven
straight races this season, in the 2: 09
trot 'She was a $50. to :40 choice over
the field in the auctions, out was very
unsteady and caught the red flag in
the Eclectic héit. After \Hazel Lalng
and GW‘MII.: second and- third
cilidiiiessrdspectfully, had won heats.
“Karim tab
Wheat and Cnishaw died on lndeldl
fell duringrthe greater part of the at:-
reau came baclr in the second and
lgrev‘euted the‘Oai-ds from over gettingl,
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started
‘ Mry pitcher the Cards put up was
medective Amos. Griner, Nlehaus and
lPerdue being ibcrlilced to add to the
lproinu oi the herd alum Giants in
line first and line Meadows shoulder-
ling the ivhoie brunt of the blame in
the second. '“
l The day was wet and cold. overcoat
raw \‘l'eather can probably be acct-Yb-
ing seven good innings. When tilt!
lCards started in on him the the score
M. 10 to 0 in the Giants“ favor.
'i‘esreau went in at a time when ihe
Cards were udder the imprebsion
their rally- was sure to win and quick-
pieion in the fifth and pitched good'1y showed them where they were ‘
wrong. He was unhittable, and Mc-
Graw wis‘ely used him again in the
second game.
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NEW ‘YORK, Aug. §.—President
James A. Gilmore, oi.'_ the Federal
attending a meeting oi the - itnancnl
committee, of the league at Atlantic
City. ‘Mr. Gilmore announced that he
would spend several days in inspecting
ofllce suites for the new headquarters
of the organization, which will be mov~
ed here in the near future. Following
the selection. outdoors the president
of the Federal League will devote
much oinhis time to the completion 01
team in this city.
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NEW PORT it 1-. Aug. li—_All prev-
lone museolents as regards the it
inertia of the New York Yacht club's
annual cruise have been charged by
the weather, .And as a result the
' cassette? Quantities.
.a and straw hats being the costumes
of the majority or the fans. To the-
ed the downfall o! Matty alter pitch. '
League. arrived here yesterday after
plans for the installation of a Federal
8. decent dependu
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Ilium-on will remain here for anoihs ‘
or day instead of proceeding to the :
13mm no morals : The Astor
. see how far 011 he would win.
' The Resolute. after being hauled
All daylong the nu: came down-out all last night, was repaired and ms {ms m
in torrents. and the mhfsnea goth: is on lier- way here so that she my
cred at the club mitten, discus-in. me tomorrow. Captain Nat Herrerh- » H
the pventtul an in. New [Auden tol oh lr‘ reported to have been greatly: Friday—Ad Wolgast vs. .Toa, Welling ‘
no. place ”will“, the mails: ivgc’arp'risedwhe'n. on com the Hgiian- at Duluth“ '
clement- precinct-Hand the” pmpccta this, he lelrned that the Meolutel Seton-FMateuWellaave Kill All
for better conditions tomorrow.. had been damaged." 3' ‘ berts. New York. 1 i. z.. :
Liberty... ,
It s a 3110 "i: "l
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and you cl never get enough: ‘1
--it s so mellow and rich -'
and pleasing.
Lay in a supply of it
today. Keep seine at hhome
and some on tik hand
‘it will hold you steady as.
a spirit-level trues a wall
Long" Cut Tobacco
is the one perfect tobacco for the sturcl W
nian who likes his tobacco rich, filli: \J-
bodied and satisfy . Made of pure
, Kenbicky leaf. ag for three to five
years. so as to luring out all its fragrant
flavor and sweetness. This is what
makes BEERTY always the same. it
'one season 3
crop. like many to os. : We have
save seasons crops alvlrays stored
Take LIBERTY on llthe. job for a wealth-1'
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