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WINS lW0 RACES
YONKERS, N. Y. Sept. 4.'—Viith
[he fastest and best racing of tile
33ml. the Grand (iituit meeting end- I
ted 3(stcida3 at the Empire City park.
Jt‘ti (-0115 won both of the races in
union he drove and incidentally re-
(e13 ed an 03 dllOll frotii the spectatots
3111.113 evei3bod3 except two of the
three judges thought that Geeis won
"N fire-I heat "1’ the day With Russell' Geers' horse proved ,0 be ‘00 fast and enough the doors were locked and as s'i owed to better advantage in the
M13 but the derision w
‘ Ital Boy.
the 2:10 trotting 111cc, fleets
as in favor or
appealed
Ito win by a. head from St. Frisco. This BUNNY m WINS [ASH-Y
Itime the decision was in favor of:
Mirtbful, driven by Hurphy. When
Iiie. won the next heat he was cheered
and when he finally won the race the.
crowd became enthusiastic
The second heat of this race was
.tlic fastest trotted dining the meet-
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 4.-Bunny
Ford sat. in his dressing room at the
(‘asino last night after he had knock-
ed the tar out of Chic Brown in seven
of the eight rounds and sucked on an
rcei'. Many had bought tickets, and
as they could not get in they said hard
things of the management. About
9:30 o'clock the doors were opened
again and a few hundred more were
admitted. Before the doors were op
anything and he did not have much
of a chance with the Bridgeport
tighter. Slim Brennan, the Bridge-
port announcer, looked after Bosse.
Young McAuliil'e, of Bridgeport,
was one of the boxers introduced and1
I ‘ Yanks Shut 0111"
'oppose Johnson, but the assignmf.
IMNWN ml was a bit too tough. Pieh pitched
good ball except in one inning, when
enough runs to settle the argument.
Captain Peckinpaugb, who has been
three nicely bunched hit: produced;
St
ened the second time a large number
got into the building through the win-
.[dows by climbing boards placed
he said he was willing to box any cool
in the state at from 124 to 128‘.
pounds. and would meet Wiliams or
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.—Walter
Johnson, the Senators’ star pitcher,
ling, while three of the live heats weie
ice cream cone while he received the
Again in the thin] heat 011
faster than 2:08. St. Frisco finished
trust or second in every heat and in . n
”1‘ end outlasted all competitors the simill room would admit. the;
The ince won b3 Russell Boy was Casino filled up early and. ”‘9 place;
far the best and fastest pacing,was packed long before it was time
of the meeting Hal Bov, ammr any boxing to begin. When the
.Oregon horse won two heats, but ”one" de‘idpd that the bmldmg held‘
congratulations of as many friends as
b3
If 'i((‘
too stout for him Tiampright out- :there were a few thousand people out-
classed the other 2: 15 tiotters and side tr3ing to get in there was an up-I
against the walls.
Freddie ltossc, of Bridgeport. out-l
classed llurry William of this city,
in eight rounds and easily earned the
decision. Williams used Iiiiilar tac-
tics to (‘ hie Brown and did not relish
Bosses drins to his wind. Willlains1
List round than in any of the others
but this 331111 not enough to get him.
Ford at their own weight. Doc Hull
was the announcer and had charge of
Matter won from
the amateur bouts.
Coleman in three rounds, Currie beat
Cushiiig in two rounds and fled Mil-
1ler won from Dorman in a comedy
bout. The show was run by the Red
Hawk A. C., with John Sweet Caporv
lt
ale as manager and matchmaker.
is not supposed he lost any money.
Iwon rather handily.
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SAMMY MAYER
MAY JUMP AGAIN
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.—As a humanl
has Benny'
kangaroo, Sammy Mayer
liautl‘ looking like a lame turtle. it
I: said today that the mighty jumper
3‘1. ready to'spring to Washington and
sign up with Clark Grillltlis. it was
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pressing regularity. Then their for-
tunes clianged. Thre‘e times Gardner
Dowd With, Pirates
shot holes in our: three times Mars-
ton failed. 0n the 36th green, with
his bail two feet from the cup. Mars
ton liad oniy‘to make a simplnap'l’o
JIMMY 00MB AWE
Irarned last‘iiight that Grillths. had
'Ielked with Mayor in Brooklyn over
the long distance telephwe and 1:
induced Saium3*t“o take in eorly .5
tmhf‘to 30111 the Senators at th
capital. -
Mayer, who burned up the Ameri
can association in the seventeen
games he played after being recalled
from Topeka, is very much in dew
mand. The Chicago Nationals" also
have made’him on oii'er. Meyer was
offered to John McGraw yesterday.
but Harry Hempstead refused to take
(my chances on law suils.
Mayer had a conference with John
Cirnzel yesterday and after promising
to see the manager after the gums
. and sign a contract he skipped out-
and was seen no more by Ganzel. Any
club other than the Brook‘fods sign-
Ing Mayer may have a peck of trouble
trying to pln3 him.
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RECEIVE. 21 Sports
WEST POINT.» Sept. 4.—Applicat
tions for tickets for the Army and
Navy football game in New York in
Hovember are already being received
by the Army Athletic council, and
Lieutenant Charles B. Meyer, secre-
tory-treasurer of the council, says that
distribution of the Army‘s quota or;
12. 500 seats will begin on October 25.;
Late applicants are likely to encoun-
ter difficulty in obtaining the coveted!
pastebmird, as it is not expected that
the athletic association of the Army
will be able to more than look after?
its regular subscribers. The Navy
will have a like number of tickets for
distribution and the remainder will
be placed on sale by the New York
National Lengue Baseball Club.
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HETROIT, Mich" Sept. 4.——Robert
LA. Gardner, of Chicago and Yale, up.- , '
area one of the most iii-11115:: vie-7 -
tot-lea in his golf career, mom, .1.
V'ternoon. He defeated Max 3' 1m:
plan, 391, will, st. 1.. 1.1111 111.57. :
holds, iii'bne of the semi-finals for the
mucus] amateur golf championship.
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Gardner, wno had out driven his ""1.“ .. . .. Helium; l1... «.1.
opponent all day. was on the 37th HOLYOF W. 3.3”, 3 , m 1.111» adulation} to represent the (1)111.._ ,
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on the courts yesterday afternoon af-
ter the latter had defected Frederick
81.0" A." EMS]. ""18 13 Alexander, ‘and the playing of,
Johnstonmu so superior to that of
the California comet that last nigbtl
FOREST HILLS, N. Y., Sept. L—Imony are inclined to believe that were
With one exception the Mn: ploy- Iho in the lower half of the draw be
ers in the 35th annual tournament' of’ would reach ii place in the finals.
the National Tennis association cnmoI
through the fourth round of ebom-' *
plonsliip play on the courts of that LAM)” DAY TENNIS GAME.
we“ Side Tennis club yesterday so I The Knob Club tennis team and the
cording,r to form. The exception Yvon} You Burn team from Norotou will
the defeat of Karl H. Bohr or NewI:gzmzzn‘he;:°bxc::;t2hr;brmngz
York by William M. Johnston of SnnIm nt d b 5 1 Bold
Francisco, 3—6. 6—3, 6—2, 7—5. in mm c y m ey "in “6
Raymond Hayes in the singles and
accomplishing this upset, Johnston '
Russell Thomas and Gerhardt Belire in
who was ranked sixth in the omcifl' the doubles
list of 1914. displayed the best tennis
of the tournament to date against his
opponent. who holds a place three
points higher in the some ranking. COMMUTE”-
Johnston had to lift his game to u JACKSON. Min» Sept. 4.—Govern-
supreme point. for Bohr, who mam, 0“ 3’9"" h" commuted ‘0 life-im-
“PM.“ figured had 111' excellent prisonuient the death sentence impos-
chance to reach the semifinal round ed on J A Tabor " Confederate vet-
at: the east did not go down to do- 9’“ of more than seventy years or
lost without using every court artifice age, who V“ to have been ”fluted“
tat his command in an Endeavor to flunk" 6 M the murder of u.
hold his opponent in check. daughter-in h"
Johnston followed his more famous
35;, g. gag:
TABO R's DEATH SENTENCE
teammate, Maurice E MCLoushlimA -—Read the Sentinel Want. Ads. on 3
1113- has been sold to Pittsburgh.
This will he Dowds second trip to
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MARASMYM NAMED
f0il MAlYlMAl 8M00l.
new HAVEN: Sept 41— is the re
won his eighteenth game of the sea
out of the game for three days with 8‘
sprained thumb, 3311s back on the job.
"Peck" grabbed half of New York's
total hits of! Johnson.
son here 3esterda3' afternoon, blank- Washington snatched the game "'1
ing the Yankees 2 t0 0 BAAOW‘DE bmuhe sixth inning when Milan doubled
,four hits. permitting nobod.v to reach to right field. Shanks sacrificed and
‘third and only one man as far as see ECandi] smashed to left for two bases,
ond base. scoring Milan. Acosta fanned, but.
"Cy" Pich W110 holds a VACIOA‘.‘ 0"” Williams planted a single to center,
Ithe Washington Club, was sent in to and Gandil was over the plate.
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80x "MING GAINS. At the annual meeting of (hi
IMetropolitun Association of the A. A.
NEW YORK. 391W 4.--Both BOMODIU. it is reported that a motion will be
tum bellied M Sundmxs “5 thejouered to withdraw the 1912 amend-
3‘95“" 0’ yesterdays games The Redlment of the national constitution
“mm... a. a min...- {or nor,- CrossIWi of compettuie rifle shooting 51,5“ won the“ seventh straight sameIwmch allowed the local body to 111‘
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REAL ESTATE ”TRANSFERS.
Abraham Colin to Charles S. ‘Bscilo.
lot,§larbor‘7iew Beach Doom. ’ '
Alfred 11:. 11111111 to trip: 11. Glen-
son and [auxin S. Beers, lot, Reservoir
avenue. War. ’
Madeline r. Webb and Minerva M.
Davis to Frederick H. Bedient, build-
ing lot, Fairfleld Park. War.
Madeline F. Webb to Charles E.
Kellogg, lot and buildings, Fulrtleld
Park War.
Richard J. Cutbill to Samuel 1.. Beho-
ldlct. building lot, South Main street.
War.
Thomas McGuire to Charles V. Deu-
nilon, lot and buildings, Howard ave
nus. War.
.J. Wallace Marvin and others to
John F. McMahon, 11111111111; lot. state
street. War.
Henry J. Miller to Joseph A. 11'-
vine and wife, two lots, Marvin Park.
Wu.
Bertha Brodbeck to John F. Moore
and wife of Greenwich, lot, Norwalk
Park. War.
howls D. ituscoe and others to John
J. Human and John J. Welsh. tvio lots
and buildings: Hickory Bluff. War.
--Rcsd the Sentinel Want Ads. on
to Third 1111115 end then krone.
the Third pageant! then try one.
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a. it. uncut-y. 2.635; W. H. 119111115051?“ ”AWN"
2.631; J. B. Wallace. Jr., 2.625; Cop-
min 111.5. I l. Jr.. 2,;822 Captain P.
A. Warner. 2, ii; Cumin E. ~11. 1.011.
2.609; Lieutenant H. F. Bin-dick.
2.606. Captain Paul Strickland. 2,573.
The last three named are alternates.
Captain P. H. Morgan, with the line
Philadelphia for thalcrease the registration
will?“ ‘ “'“’ 01309 wish of many of the clubs to have
{in ‘h" 5m“ "1 We.» ‘-‘ ' ' > ‘hree members serving on that
,ntto. witiit we straight, uioppi *‘ , g“; 1 ‘i'mm body '1“ not.
gimp. to 1 Inn: The Tigers :u'o’nn. 11 31:3 3. ..,.,,>. -~ ‘ “atro-
now two 1 7"“ anon-es “EMMA at" polimu assoeiation‘s annual 1 ~ ’t‘~‘.l~:‘,‘,
M 80. "-5.. . and 1c the national bony would 1151.3"
The so, 1:11 taxi yooiéiirday'i‘f 3 “he action allowing the withdraw-
“‘3‘.” 'flgs‘hu‘ tug of the ante-numfm' " change M
ant-4 1m 1 ado at the taming election" A!“
"" m or will remnin L: r:‘.cliiitw,ccl ’l‘nk-
” com d their “V313 w pen “a, . » ‘ r~n consideration ”it!
not hundr- 111111: national" league. mm, or the pm...” 'w rrl 1.11.. 1.11;: 1
The Brave: are now only four games admirable ,and pet-ham it Ms 11 1.
”MW ”19 Phliliee ”“1 “ “in!“ “meldimcult matter to replace it with three
mutant: iii: 1a....- in
n the Polo Grounds, gained _.
committee 1 3
“. time, and thereby Itrout three to five members. [tits the
Itudolpb's apparent return to form
and with nearly thirty more games toI
be played, the Braves still think they
13er a good chance to best out both
0! their competitors and capture the.
mag again this your. The SiiiicrlmsI3
end their series at Boston today and
return home to meet the Phillies Mon-
dny'. while the Braves are playing the
G-ieiits in New York.
score of 450 won the Cole medal in
the close A pistol shoot. Sergeant
John lt‘iuzibbons 3v.- is second with 451
and IJoutouant W. 1L Dennison third
with 405. Lieutenant W. R. Dennison
won the clan B shoot with 368; Lieu
tenant W; 1!. Watch was second with
864 and Lieutenant. J. B. Wallace.
Jr., was third with 863.
WANT A RAW.) .31! IN NlANTlC BAY
new LONDON. Sept. 4.-—-At 111:
Catherine Hasty, aged 49. wile moved '1 ““9" Slam “White?” 03100» in '1‘“
here from Hartford Thursday, oom1dfl'vyml‘d“ am a public
mitted suicide yesterday by drowning heating was scheduled on the prom
in the Assawauga River. Her coat and, U0“ *0 improve Nluntic 13“ for tht
but were found on the banks of the purpose of umblishing a harbor oi
river. which led to a search for the refuge there. There was such slam
body which was found soon atten‘ attendance that it was necessary to
ward. She is believed to have been about-n to the council chamber in the
despondent. Mrs. Healy formerly liv ICity Kali. Many navigators and oth-
ed here, but about three years ago re- am interested in marine transect»
moved to Hartford. She was the win 'tlou spoke in favor of the proposed
0W Of John F Hesiy TWO Ch" ’improvement. Major George B. Pills-
dren BUNAVG- bury, U. S. A.. presided.
SUICl-DES BY DROWNING.
DANIELSON, Conn. 'Sept. 4.-—-Mrs.
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New York a Philadelphia 0
Boston a, Brooklyn‘S. ‘
65.1.0111: 8', Cincinnati 1.
Pittsburgh _:\4 CW 1.
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Brooklyn 3, Baltimore 2.
elitism-oh 3. St. Loot: 1.
Kmu ,Clty 4, Chicago 0.
Blitlrnore :31 Brooklyn. .5 , ;
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Harri-burn fl “heater 2.
Providence 8, Main 4:
. Toronto 0, Richmond. 5.
sums or own.
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.YESTERDAY’B RESULTS.
Washington 2, New York 0.
Button to, Philadelphia 2.
St. Louis 3, Detroit 2.
Chicago 5, Cleveland 2.
..Cléveiand 6, Chicago 5.
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at». York :1 Wuhinoton.
stolen at Pittadolpbll'.
Detroit :1 55. Louis...
Cleveland :35 chino”.
Harri-lion...
separates them from Brooklyn. With or five others who would show as-
Js unfortunate that Holland does not
' ville and one other prep school in,
11111: wit“ horizon co
” infirm“. _
good results. .
Hal Holland. one of the sprinters.”
who was mixed up in the Ilion nee. ‘
has given his side of the case. Hal
sa:id
“Running under my right name
showed that l, at least, was not try:
ing to do any underhand work. I
was through with the mimteur gains
and saw a chance to get a few buu~
dred dollars. The winnings were to
be out three ways, and Lotood to re-
ceive one part. As to the amount of
money bet and up for sing: my... jg
did not amount to over 81,200." It
know the name of the man he rm
against or the identity 0! tpe pistol 3
tirer. who worked under the name of _
Tom Morgan.
"Spider" Kelly has again Mi
signed up to teach boxing to the
Princeton university students. Kelly
last year had more than 206 in the
classes besides 30 private pupils, The
“Spider" also instructs at We
the vicinityof Princeton, so 115153
kept pretty busy all through the cob
lege season.
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