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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 10, 1915 · page 9

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Sandman .jg:; 1:: Ass, lit—An-

shew filler, owner d Mamet; I'll!

JRik We, mating 'r. J.
O‘Brien, Wot Sam Jackson, prac-
ticum: agreed yesterday an tins

terms under which these horses may , j
meet issues which was emaciat- ,3

immediately a‘r‘ten Reamer Won.

83% Handicap; At present its

does not within this test. of. the
splattrenadtsmtlasetmm

breds will he witnessed at the present '

meeting, and as learner has shown
that he is not partial to: min; the:
reverse way of the track. as at Bah

. moot Park. it would surprise none it, ‘
tine race were decided at the Lanai . ‘-

meetlng of the Marylhnd State lair
during the month of October.
Mcthnis is willihg to. wager 85, 000
but it: is probable that ltrwill he a
sweepstakes of 82. 500 each. with the

. wish»

'Laureliistir‘ management hanging up "

as equal simmer oonmuons to be
3 a mile and an eighth over a last
1 track, each horse to carry 123.”

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“53:: dressing“ the «AL Shams
02.9.5930!- ind? m"

hugged and Pitcher"- McCain: went on
' Go. striltli Vestal-dill. WWW}
:lliibmninttnfi; whim mu’iildnat re;
1 ‘ ceiva their salaries its fall m the
club One player. it was said. ant his
. check: in fills- and other. dashes of

- ~‘ me tam,” exceptionvto‘thls.
Manager Lindsay. of:latt3nn3uiri[tn;E
consented to playing two games to
,- day ant yesterdays game was not

‘ ‘ torfeited.‘

"IJMRIRE (1mm . .
' SHERRY Bill“

CHMA'GO, Aug;10-——-Umpln E C.
3 3 Sulaley was seriously injured yester-
dais afternoon by an explosion of [as
. in the stove oi! the tioltet ofllce at the
i; National League Park” He was in-
llatgng his fireast protector when the
_.-nccident occurred. He was badly
burned and wasgtaken unconscious be
33 a marlinhospital.
3 in the room, accompanied the injured
3 made to the West Side Hospital.
' mil an hear utter the accident the
umpire wan still unconsclotis firt’p
‘ sicians said there was nothing to indi-
7 cats that his injuries altected any
"Misti organs and that probably ho
wopi’tl recover The patient renovate.
Wed consciousness later and it was
stated that while painful. his injuries
wees not serious. Hank O’Day, re‘
appointed an umpire yesterday, uni-
pirod the game alone.

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3 weight. one little first}!

A, priest, who-was

rain.
Brooklyn. 18 BilliagoJl
Beaten. In St. Louis, 2.

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Philadelphia .....ae 45
W1: ....... .9 48'
New ¥ork . ...... ‘8 41
Means ..........eo «4!
.aton ..61 W
Plttabum ...... ._.ao 49'
at: Loula . 3. .0 95 _
Cincinnati . 87

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YESTERDAY: RESULTS.
mm_ York, poatpmad‘,

Cincinnfi, 5:1 Philadelphia, 4 (12 in-

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alto, the theatrical same andtpwyed
that as: an fatter ~he it a

Eglg layouts when the eye trouble
Ema him to retire from the ring.j

 

3 It. woald he interesting to see 1'00-
.llarcsx. the. Aastralion, in action
against Mikeiolhhona or some other
102 America's leading mlddlewelghta.
“Dorsey's feat in knocking out some
Modoorty. entitles him to a place
among. the, top notch middlewelllits.
McGoorty got no such treatment
Tom the American» hours as he met}
in his latest battle with the star oi
the Antlpodes The knockout proved
a sad; attain for McGoorty. who had
been regarded as a champion by the
Australian and he ' was in line for
some big purses until Darcey tripped
him.

 

Until Jess Willard finishes his ole
one work: the heavyweight situation
will remain at a standstill.

did things not before Jess won the
big title and the boxing fans became?
tired of the “hassles. "3
created some new into but Jess
dropped out or sla'ht Quickly and the
11am: diedont'. n: wllhtoka g host
with thechampiOn as one of the prid-
cipals to cause any real interest in
the heavyweight ranks-

 

showed plainly in his hunt with
young Lusugat Ebhow llel'tthao he

 

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fat light 1
was a

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Cothwilopes and alleged hopes over _

Then Willard ‘

Little has been heard of Champion d
Fh'eddle Welsh lately. The champion!

 

 
 

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.‘that it depflvid‘ m Bhodiraas of a
muse—mm was dam
but that was slough in 8 'a
opiiio’nz3. slider-let hint mesons
a mansion oi“ has this yogi» thanks
«as! aflord to have one swept-gem
{brai rainfall" some 1 had .walked
when Medusa singled all“! to‘
centre, but as Bums comm ins

loaught napplas at second a as

New York ‘aide ma lust .hfiadratlred
scoreless when the rain comes The
opposing pitchers were Tennis: and
Adams. ‘

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held chiming-es m' heglnalnc
,next Saturday, This“ more that:
twice- the number of boats ever an-
teredbelore twancedfthlaklnd;
The races are (or. the. gold chew
flange cup of; the American Power
£81m association and will he handled
by the Long lsland Sound seem at
this association, whose we commit-
teez’is’epmposed (it-T. 3.12mi): H.
L. Stone and G. F. Chapman“ .

'1‘ Most race wfll take place on
Manhasset Bay Saturday‘alternoon,
this; amnesia. on the. Minds: tol-
lowing,1‘and the anal race on Tues-

 

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Eaih boat receives one point tor
antenna; each dais spam
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chance for a run was wrecked. The K

NEW YORK. Aux. lot—A. float of .
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RESULTS AND STANDINGS IN BIG; LEAGUES
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734:,

the Federal adage. It was stated

here yesterday. will soon “mace *

adamant: papalanprlaedhue-
ball. you be out into asserts all or

the eight nngsj'ot the more: minim j
This“ how prices it was said will ha

me those mm at Newark and la-
.qu a rate at iii-cents tor bleachers;

,dlscretelyr allowed himself to hell cents for pavilions. and so cents,

for the grandstand.

MT Gilmore said that the whole-aim

addition dllr hot indicate any corra»

mot?“ dectease in the stimuli
lied

Ihd in

oral

ing. The league. it was said. is malt
ing its pricewar on the supposition

that the decline oi Interest memos. 7 1

this season to due to high prim

 

some sensational mm: or constant:
Pafl: yesibrth‘ty. where the {our day
Grand Circuit meetiurwus inaugurate
ed: with a program or thermal. The1
side wheel Mission of the Motion
Stake was the event which Brought
about the first clash of the season lie-i
tweemthe pacing youngsters and view

tory went to the Pittsburg colt Gen. ;

Todd In both .heats the wlimer
paced ll! 2205. Mill H8111! Mi; ’59:
Gen Todd. :25, and the den. 35. was
an. average pool

 

 
 

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League players or any
decline“ in the standard of‘tliel‘r play-t

ermmn,

BRA-Nb perms. inch... Aug. ms— "1
The threeyear-oid pacers furnished‘

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the Joy-Chuckles

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