Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 8, 1913, Page 3

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Radishes, 5 |New Potatoes, Strawberries, 15 quart, 10 kgg Plant, 25 |spinach, e Lemons, 35[Kale, 13 Uran, Pllucumpers, 5-10 Pineappies, 20 75| weet Potatoes, Apples, do: 30 pound, » Igliow bansnaa, ¢ |.ects, 12 fead Lettuce, ~ 1| “arrots (old), . % -Homaine, 15-2, | aulifiower, * 20-30 Selery. bunch, 1 | "ew Cabbige, "o String Beans, 1/ .nions— New Carrots, 1u| ‘exas, 1 5-5f Yellow, 10 Rea Bananas, 50| White, 1 White Squash, 20| Potatoes, pk., 25 Pie Plant, Sweet Potatoes, § eppers, '8 for zifreas, 12 Scoke, e, | 1o ‘atermelon, it | aushrooms, ¥0 irapefrult, {0-1:|"herries, (18 Celery, 2 urnips, 10 sinach, usley; 10 Pork— Chops, 25 Native Sparerib: Wesiern Chops, 22| amb, spring— Shoulders, 14-1% Legs, 26 Chops, 20 Western Veal— 1o snm?l'& T8, short cut, 35 Dried Beef, 35 Corned. Beef, 10-20 Porternvuss S.eak sirloin, Roast, 1eerioot, Veal Roast Cullets, Pousirs Faacy L. L Duck= I'u 35 Broliers, Roasting SQui Chickens, 2 Capons, Groceries. Butter— .| Vinegar, gal - 35 38 Sugar— 0| Granulated. Cneese— y 20 lbs. $1 Neufchatel, o Brown, 21 lbs. $1 Phila, Cream, 13| Cutloaf, 13 Ibs. 31 Pimento, 15 Pewderei Sage, 25 New, 24| A1o Eng: Datry, 23 Edam, $1.10 ‘nlnbfirt Pkk galion, comb, 20 orn, 0| Fiak. Market Cod. 10 Cods' Tongues, 16 Oft S Haddock, 10iitound Ciuins, Bteak Poliock, 13 Weakfish, 16 Canned Salmo| fm. saidines. 5018 mot Sardines. 25 Lobutere— Urfiers: e 2 Bonaless Cod, 105 Boiled, 50 Blackfish, 10 Stewk Coa, 16 Brand, box. 65 Flounders, i & Clams, Dk, 1iER g 1o ackerel, S0;Hallbat, 2037 els, 15! ialmbnv 25-40 {Long Clams, pk., 60 Mussels, pk., 30| 2 . Gra Feea. No,,1 Wheat. 31.90/Hominy, ran, $1.20 hrnmeal, Middings, 3130 Cornmeal, Btraw, 3 ewt. Bread' Flour, beled, ;z Louis, ewt., sl.m, ye. ons: Oats, 54[Lin. Oil Meal, $1.80 & Live Stock. attle— Beef Steers, 35 Veal Calves rse Bulls, 50| Sheep— R Cows, $2-34.85) hmhl. $5.50-368 Lambs, i Hogs, ¢ PR TR rimmes reen Calves— Hides— 9-12, 40 Steers, 1b, 113%| 12-17, HR Cows, - 17, $2, Bulls, 19 v Eheep Skins— Wool Skins, 9 Taftville Hustlers Challenge. The. Taftville Hustlers challenge any local teams under 17 years, Send all answers to William Donahue, Taft- ville. | Is a deceptive disease —thousands have ‘t KIDNEY TRGEHLE oyt ands v ou can make no mistake by using Dr. climers Swamp-Root the Ereat B yia: At ;gists in cent lmlle bfi by tt you ney ’20.f factors as betterment Wins Burdick House Stake from Frank Bogash Jr., in Five Heat Race—Fast Contest in 2:05 Pace—Athletics Take | 1, One More from Cleveland —_— / Kalamazoo, Mich, "Aug. T—Sensat- ional racing marked the fourth day of the grand circuit races. Five heats ‘were necessary to decide the winner of the Silver Cup in the Burdick House Stake of $6,000 for 2:12 pacers.. This event was raced on the four heat plan and Leata J and Frank Bogash Jr, af- ter winning two heats_each, raced the fifth heat alone. Not until the home stretch was reached was there an in- dication of which might win, Leata J pressing’ under the wire only half a length ahead. Stetbrino Lad, the fav- orite, never got out of second place in any of the heats. The second fastest time of the year was made in the third | heat when Leata J stepped a mile in 2:03. This heat was one of the best of the meet, the entire field being bunched until well into the home stretch. Leata J did not show well in the first two heats but in _the mext three she was in front most of the time, displaying wonderful speed on the home stretch. The 2:22 trot was a walk-away from Eleanor G. In all three heats she raced ahead of the field and won as she pleased, eased up. Breaks in the second heat put Grace Flagler and Major Russell behind the flag and in the remaining heat Eleanor G and Dublin Lady were alone. One of the finest contests of the year developed in the 2:05 pace. Flower Direct and Jr. Dan Patch raced neck and neck in the first heat, the latter winning. In the second heat these two were noses apart all down the stretch, the mare gétting the decision by the closest of margins. the final heat the Patch horse fell back, Zombrewer landing in second place. Driver Steadman .was assessed a fine of $100 and suspended ten days be- cause of his alleged improper driving during one of the races yesterday. PACIFIC ASSOCIATION THREATENS SECESSION. Westerners Object to Appointment of Tom Mulvey. San Francisco, Aug. 7—The appoint- ment by James E/ Sullivan, secretary- treasurer of the Amateur Athletic Union and director general of amateur athletics at the Panama-Pacific inter- national exposition in 1915 of “Tom” Mulvey to be assistant director-general has been followed by such resentment here that the Pacific Association of the A. A. U in a statement signed by President J. J. Elliott refuses to allow Ralph Rose, George Horine or any others of its members to compete,tin 1915, if the appointment stands. At the meeting of the association’s offi- cers today, secession of the Pacific Coast fro mthe parent body was urged. have no doubt,” writes President Elliott, “that Mr. Mulvey is a most estimable gentleman, but he has no teur sport whatsoever. The only claim, it is reported, to recognition that he has, is his connection with pro- fessional puglll:m HIGHLANDERS PROTEST SALE OF CUBANS Farrell Claims to Have Bought Trio from Long Branch. New York, Aug. 7—President Far- rell of the New York American League club will appeal to the National Com- mission to set aside the sale of three Cuban players of the Long Branch team of the New York and New Jersey League to the Boston Natlonals. The knowledge of or affiliations with ama- | Arragon and Outfieler Padron. According to President Farrell, own- er Henriques of the Long Branch team recently called on him, and offered to sell him thse players. Farrell agreed to purchase the trio, the terms agreed upon being $760 for Luque, and $1,000 if he made good, and $500 each for Arragon and Padron, with figo addi- tional for each player in the efent they made good. Acccrding to the verbal agreement, the three players were to report to Manager Chance at the Polo Grounds yesterday. % Instead of the players reporting, Henriques sold them to President Gaff- ney of the Braves. Farrell says he has several witnesses to his deal with Henriques, among them Scout Irwin of the local team. players are Pltcherél.nque, Shortstop JOHNSTON DEFEATS MAN. California Youth to Mest Voshell for Singles Championship. New York, Aug. 7—W. M. Johnston, the boy lawn tennis wonder from Cali- fornia, won his place in the final round of the New York State championship tournament today on the turf courts of the Crescent A. C., at Bay Ridge. In the semi-final round Johnston defeated A. H. Man Jr, the Yale champion 6-4, an 9-7. The point totals were 125 to Johnston revealed tremendous speed at times. His service almost ap- proached the pace of McLoughlin’s. He lifted his game to its highest flight in the third set when Man led him at 5-3 on games. Then he smashed brilliant- 1y d overwhelmed Man’s crossing Sh&% Johnston will meet S. H. Vo- shell | nthe singles final Saturday af- ternoon for the title.now held by Mc- Loughlin. EASTERN ASSOCIATION STANDING. 3 Won. Lot New Haven 58 a7 Harttord . 50 57 Bri 5 51 15 Waterbury . 51 o New London 30 50 Springfeld . 15 4 Eittfela 13 38 Meriden . 3 2 Planters Bested by Springne Springfield, _Aug. 7.—Springfield_won_over New London 6 to 1 this aftemoon in the shortest game of the vear in, this city, but 77 minutes being used up. Justin was too strong for tne visitors The vis- itors scerod with two out in the ninth on doubles Springfleld bunched hits on Score: by Spencer and Irelan. Radabaugh in_ three innings. Springfeld. New London. ab hpo a o ab hpo a e O'Hara3b 4 1 o 10200 Wilson.ef 3 2 o| 3308 Bie i1 o| 10100 31 of 41020 21 1 11338% 13 1 31200 io ofJ 20020 Flaberty,c 3 9 o[Tirichc 3 0 4 10 Justinp” 3 1 O|R'abaughp 3 0 0 3 0 Totals, 50 10 a2l Totas, weore by inmings Soringeld 010332 New London . 00000 Wilson; two bass hits. Pratt, Ca- Spencer, irelan: first Dase on balls, off Justi left on bases. Springfield 4. > out, by Justin 2. by Radabaugh 1: batte brera; doudle piays, Young to Cabrera to Pr Cabrera to Young to Pratt. Johnson to Spencer (o Ulrich, Irelan to Rock to Spencer; time, 1.17; um- pire, Lincoln. three base hit, Young: . off Radabaugh 1: Waterbury and Bridgeport Split Even. ‘Waterbury, Aug. 7.—Waterbury and Bridgeport split even today in two pitchers’ battles. The first game was won by the contenders 3 to 2. The sec- ond was won by Bridgeport 3 to 1. ‘Snyder’s bases on balls followed by hits Aid the trick. McLean threatened to blow up several times, but was backed up in good style. In the sec- ond Bridgeport scored three runs off FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL SOME MARKET STRENGTH. But Stock Movement Irregular Spasmodic on the Whole. and New York, Aug. 7—Manipulation of ! a professional character, aided by such in the Balkan situation and helpful rains over some of the parched agricultural centers of this country, infused a measure of strength in foday's stok market. movement as a whole, however, was ry little conviction of public interest, much less support. made in the fact of continued re- sistence by the bear faction. -There still exists, according to trustworthy accounts, a large short interest in the | highly speculative issues, this fact be- inb borne out in the Icaning rates for those stocks. Steel's advance to its best figure in some months wa: more surprising, inasmuch as it disre- garded reports of p e concessions for certain finished products. The effect of the improved outlook was seen in the better tone of the South=rn and Southwestern rail- way shares, while Reading and Le- high Valley, especially the latter, prob- ably ,owed their recovery to excellent earning exhibits. St. Louis and San Francisco also reported very good earnings, which were reflected in a smart rise in the general fives. Among the specialties declines of 2 to 4 points were made by some of the tobacco shares, and American Paper, Preferred, while General Chemical dropped nine points on one London bought some 15,000 shares of Steel, Amalgamated and Union Pa- cific In' this market, following its higher level for our securities at home. The bond market was firra on light dvalings. Government bends unchang- ed on call, Total sales par value $1,- 781,000. STOCKS. Salee. 32250 Amal. topper . 100 Am. Az Chem 00 Am. Beet Sugar | 6490 Am. Can 100 Do pra 800 Am 800 Baltimore & Onio. 500 Hethlehem Steel . 600 Do. pfd . . 2120 Brooklyn Rapid Trandt - 100 Brunswick .. 1100 Cal. Puiroleum 100 Do. prd . 5025 Can. Pactfif 400 Central Leather 100 Do. pfd . 2000 Chesapeake & Ohio. 4800 Chic. M. & St. P. 13235 132% The | the | crop | ~saction, | so irregular and spasmodic as to car- | No small part of the further rise was | | | 67 6T Can mn 156% 156% s 800 100 4300 00 600 Denver & Rio G. Seeurtties Do. 15 pfd .. Do. 2d ptd .. Expl Tilinols Central Tns. Copper. Tnter Met. Do. ptd 100 Tnter- Harvester 100 Inter. Paper pfd.. 100 K. €. & South, 100 00 1800 L 350 800 600 A 300 3 1500 M. 200 Do.” ptd 100 Mo, Pacic 400 National Biscuit 1000 1000 400 100 1900 500 300 00 Nortoik & Western. North America 1100 Northern Pacific 400 Penusslvania .. 200 Pittsburg Coal 200 Do. pfa 100 Rajlway 1900 Ray Coy 10800 Cop. Reading . 100 3200 Rep. 1. & Steel. . Rock Tsland Co. 1800 Do. pfd ... 200 Seaboard Air Line. 1600 Do _pfd 3 100 §t. L. S 100 Do, 100 % 10800 Soutbern Pacific . 10800 Southern Pacific .. 800 Southern Ratlway . 200 Stand. Milling - 200 Do. pfd ... 600 Tenn. Copper .. 1400 Texas Co. ... 100 Bhird Avenue 100 Tol. St. L. & 85200 Union_ Pacific . 200 Do. pfd . 215 U. 8. Kubber. 00 Do _ist prd 65700 U. S. Stecl . 600 pid 7100 300 a. Car. Chem. 400 Wabash . 100 Do. 700 West. 00 Do. 100 Westinghouse 500 Wheeling & L. B. Washington, Auz 7.—Chicago mado it three out 100 Do. 1st pfd . of four by winning from Washiugton today, 11 fo 4, 100 Do. 24 pfd ..... in a farcical game. Washington played miserably luJ Total sales. 260.643 shares. the field, five White Sox reaching first base on errors gl R4 ou eay’ clances. Four: of u\wixruu.% in mune ouriler Bt for » Lome' run (riple and a_single New York, Aug. T—Spot ~cotton | tho bat Seore: Chicago. Washington. middiing uplards 12.00; gulf, i L TR .25, Sales none. ChappellLf 4 0 4 0 OfMoellerit 5 1 1 0 l’ Cotton futures closed barely steady.| Berger2b 2 0 3 3 0lFosterSb 4 1 2 2 1 Avs, 1171: sept, 11 1oor: St ta o sl 1 A 3 | Kubn.e 2 Gandil, 1b 2 2 Nov,, 11.10; Deec, 11 10923 | Rume, 1 88 5 OlMorganth -3 13 3 ol March, 11.02; 1 Bodiect 5 1 4 0 OCashionst 4 1200 - Fourrieret 4 3 1 0 0[MBrideas 3 13 7 1 Scalike 8 1 4 0 0|umGedeon 0 0 0 0 | Benzp 1 0 0 1 0fHenry, T8y New York, Aug. 7—Money on call| Wewerss 4 2 2 1 Oldlwitne $ 12 3 1 steady 2 1-4@2 1-2 percent.; ruling| Clotten e rate 2 1-4; last loan 2 1-2; closing bid | ™4 10 0 0 1mere S0 § § 0 2 1-4; offered at 2 1-2. Totala, 87 11 27 11 1|**Lapcrte 1 0 0 0 O Time loans easier;sixty days 3 1-2 sWilliams 10 0 0 0 3 3-4; ninety days 4 1-2@4 3-4; six S months 5 3-4@6. Batted for Cicotte in 7th. e **Batted for Harver in Sth. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. zBatted for Gllla In 9th. WHEAT. AL T ZuRan for McBride in 8t Score by toninge— ( D L e i 021 en 95718 9tt ,5* Wasbington 00 4 0—1 Three bis Mt Feuraler: home runa. Fournter, L3 n A S R s a8% Red Sox Make Sensational Finish. % 6715 LI Boston. Aug. 7.—With the score tied and onn out in the lasf half of the ninth inning of the game be- a2y ~a% o say iween 'v. uu.\- u!l lu today Engle walked, stols 4815 4315 445 ‘s long hit to _right field A% 6% AT -M save Boston the Bau«mm in the first inning. Board- man’s ewn error on a sacrifice paved the way for the After the- first, inning Ive twirled in sensational fash-’ ifln' fanning eight and giving but two ts, Bium twirled well, but his support | put him-in holes several times. Weak Ditiing, however, prevented Waterbury - from winning. In the fourth, when the were filled and none were out {he focals were unablo to score. The Hitting of Warner. was the Teature of | the sccond game. The scores by in- ning: : Tirst game— .00 ‘Waterbury .. 0210003 Eridgeport .......0 001000102 McLean end Brady; Snyder and | Russell. Second game— ‘Waterbury .. ....090000100-1 Bridgeport 3000000003 Boardman and Ahearn; Blum and Monahan. Senators Capturs Eoth Games. Hartford, Aug. 7—Four of the New Haven pitchers faced the Hartford batters in the doubie bill here between the two leading teams today, and they ! were all hit hard by the Senators, the locals capturing bota games, the first 6 to 4 and the second 7 to 3. Jensen lasted three innings in the. first game and Burch was chascd after two in- nings. Hopper held the locals safe the rest of the game, but Hartford’s lead was too much, and Salmon was invincible after the opening inning. ‘White was sent to the bench in the second game at the start of-the third inning, and Hopper this time proved little better, Hartford securing & com- manding lead, while Geist held the White Wings to six hits. Barr open- ed the first contest with a home run. Scores by innings: First game— Hartfordy .... +-..20211000%6] New Haven ......1 00003500 0—4; Salmon and McDonald; Jensen, Burch, Iopper and Nagle, Hartford .... ....0 New Haven ..... Geist and Muldoon, and Nagle. oo £ Meriden Trims Electrics. Pittsfield, Mass, Aug. 7.—FErrors cost | Pittsfield a victory over Meriden this tenth inning 4 to 3. Meriden tied the | score in the ninth through an errar, | and another error let in the winning run in the extra inming. The fielding of Somerlot was spectacular. Score by innings: Meriden . Pittsfleld Wilson a Bridges. .0110000011—4‘ 2000101100 0—3] Perkins; Temple and Braves Get Four Cubans. New York, Aug. 7.—President Gaff-, ney of the Boston National leaguo' baseball club, it is announced, has pur- | chased ihe release of four Cuban play- | ers from the Long Branch club of the | New York and New Jersey league. The players are Outflelder Padron, Short- | stop Arragon and Pitchers Lugue and | illazon. Padron and Arragon have | batting records for the season above | the .300 mark, Duque and Villason are right handed pitchers. : GAMES TODAY. Cleveland at Washiy Chicago at Philadelnhia. St Louls at New York. Detmit at Boston. Watiof Philadelphia at Chi Brooklyn at St. Louis Eastern Assoelati Meriden st Plttsfleld. jew London at_ Sprinzfield. Waterbury at Bridgeport. AMERICAN LEAGUE STAMSINN. Won. [ X3 Philadeiphia 696 | Cleveland 5 610 Wasbingten . | Chicago Roston . Detrolt . St. Louls New York | | i Athatics Waks Thres O3t of Four. ! Philadelphia, Aug. T —The series betwes phia and Clevelsnd weno ta the former, o one. when Cleveland was defeated o 3. Baker way the princloal factor team’s moring. In four irips to the blate he made two doubles nd u sinzle and drew a pass, s thres runs himself and drove in three more. Barry | was unable to slay owing to an Injured shoulder | which he sustained in a collision in Wednesday's gamo. Orr, formerly of Sscramento, took Barry's place and put 1 a splendid game. O'Neil was or- | dered to the club house by Umpire puting a called ball in the thir Philadel- Cleveland. ab h sb hpo a o Letboldef 3 1 EMurphy.rf 2 1 0 Chepmanss 4 2 Oldring.lt 1 1 0 Tohasion.ib 4 1 Collire.2b 3 & 0 2 3 4 0 H [ 0 0 Strwik.of 1 0| 0 Orr.s: 12 0 1 (|Schange 4 0 0 a1 Benderp 3 0 1 0 ceo e 0 Tetals, 29 9 1 5 | Score by inainge— | Clevoland . e 0001 0 Philadelphia 0103 71| Two base hits, Baker Highlanders Even Up Seriss. New York A ew York evened the series | with Detrolt tods ming the last game by a | score of 5 10 1 ung left hander. Schulz, outpltchied the veteran Luke. Ouly four men reached first on Schulz three on hits and ome on a pas | Detrolt. scored Ita onls run In the first inning on | Busi's single and sied. an infleld out and a wild | pitch. The Yankees tred two Texas league recruits in their lineup, and their work featured the game. Cook. an_quifielder Arom Austin, mede two single and | doutke I’ four times o, Williams, recruited from | iveston, plaved a sensational game at first, twiee | Saving Knizht emors by beilliant one handed catehes Of hict throws. He alio hit a long home mun ino fhe Teft field bleachers. The infusion of new biood | seemed to' hielp the entire’ New York. snd Schulz Seie Dritliantly supportco. Cree making iw wondertul | Towo base hils. Knight, | home run. Wiltlaws. Croe. Stanage, Hartzell; Chicage Trim Senators. 1 Second game— | afternoon, the Electrics losing in the !’ | tained from Brookly catches, Score Detrfloit. New York. | a o abhpo 2 € Busk.ss 4 3 1[Coak.rt 13100 BaumanoZb 4 0 4 1 o|Woltert 4 0 5 0 0 Cravfordxt 4 0 0 0 olCreelr 1300 b, cf 0 4 0 0fFurize 42020 gt 110 ofFpaughss & 1 1 5 0, 011 0 ORnight2b 4 1 3 8 0 13 1-1fw 411800 000 30001 00 0 1 8 101 0f] 30110 So | . 2003 0 fTotals, 34102716 1 “Dubue 1 0 0 0 0 ; Hallp 000 1 0 otals, 2t Ran for Stanage In **Batted for Lake In sth’ Scors by nmings— Detroit Ll 00 0 000 0 0 New Yo 00200012 *5 Et VEHICLE LAMPS, , ™ . FISHING TACKLE, THE HOUSEHOLD, ALBERT BOARDMAN, Prop b Bulletin Bidg. Heath & Fd gan Mig Co’s Prepared Paint, Rallroad White gz FRUIT JARS. 47 anklm Street victory, 9 to 8. Speaker’s all around playing was the leading factor in Boston’s victory. Score: ©One out when winning run scored. St. “Louls Bosten. ab hopo a el ab . Stesencf 4 2 2 1 0| Hooperst 5 00 Balentiss 5 1 1 4 0Englelb 3 0 5 0 3 3 2Speakerct & 00 1201 oltewisit 4 00 4 13 3 0[Gurdnersd 3 €1 311 0 1|Yerkenth & 11 5 010 2 olJanwrinss 4 £ AvAliister,e 1 0 0 1 1fCariganc 3 10 Alexander,c 3 1 4 1 1fAnderson,p 3 20 Mitchelly 4 0 1 1 1{Halp 0 00 Hamilton,p 0 0 0 0 OLeonardp 1 00 Totals, 58102517 6 Totals, 341327 13 Beore by St Louls ..... 000025 0 08 Boston 0100210 Two base hits, Hooper 2. Austin, Shotten, Jan- rin: three base hit. Lew: NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. L. PC New York 51 690 Philadelphts 38 Chicago Pittsburg. Brooklyn 418 Boston . 418 Cincinnati 304 t. Louis 379 Pittsburg, |in the tenth fning Clymer this” aftem: from Boston Wagner's tricky base running ew a wild throw from Otis n and Pittsburz won & to 3 The Duichman was on first, with two when Miller sinzled to weeney hia 2, Chicago 5. —Plicher Ed Stack. recently ob- n the trade for Ed Reulbach. made his debut In a Chicago uniform today and held Philadelphia to four hits, only two of which were hed. and the locals won 5 to 2. Manager Evers’ ched hits behind bases on balls and an error e thetr scores. er disputed Umpire Emslie's de- e when Knabe stolo and was or- Phil Auz. Chicago, dercd to the-club house. Catcher Killifer of Phila- elphia auestioncd Umoire 0'Day’s decislons on balls and siikes and was also ordered to the club bouse. Outflelder Stewntt. recently oblaied from the In- dienspolls club of the American assoclation. reporied to Maager Frers t6dcy. Score: Philadelphia. Chic ab hpo & o o n 40 3 1 0fLoachct 20 0 42 000 41 0001 41 3 200 Crasathit 4 0 Olzim'man.sb 30 1 1 0 Lude-us,lb 3 0 0| Saler.1b 0601 Doolan.ss 2 0 oiWillame.rt & 2.7 0 0 Kilifere 3 0 o|Briavellss 3 0 3 0 0 00 0! Archer.c 0600 1o o|Stack.p 10360 10 o) e il 00 of Tetals, s 43 10000 il Aot ~|ereioielaraa 1 42414 1 0 on in Kih **Batted for Doolan in 9th. Scorn oy Mnnage— | Priladelphia .. 0 10000 Chicago H 02000210 Two base hits, Knabe, Lobest; tiireo base hits, Wil- liams, Leach. Giants Win in Ninth. Cincinnati, Aug. 7.—New York batted out a victory in the pinth inning today. thereby takiog the first game of 1 ries from Clneinpati 5 10 to this In wes a batile between pitchers Marquatd Johnson nitched remarkable ball, the Cincinriail to four hits and two runs. to ellow a ninch hitter to bat for Snished the game, appeared just 45 good, Inasmuch s Clocinnati did not obtain & hit off him In tho last two innings. Johnson was Invin- clble un to tue e but in the ninth, was retir- ed with oot fo allow Miner Brown to attempt challenge. Brown was un- ind the visitors scored four Seore: Gincinnati. o ab hpo a e Ofpescherse 4 11 0 0 ofpeorect 2 0 100 Fleteher. ofcron.2b 111260 Doyle. 21 oftiritzel1n 3 014 0 0 Murra.t of Tinker b 0z 30 3 OlSheckaraar 3 2 3 1 0 2 ofB'ghamerss 3 0 1 4 1 0 olKiinge 3 0 4 00 0 0ljonsonp 3 0 0 3 0 2 ofBrowoy 00 010 v 1 o glubiies 10000 | Frommen 1 0 e | *M Cormick 1 0 0| Totals, 2B 42714 1 “Grat 0 00 Totals, 34 527 8 0 |, *Batted for Marcuard In Sth. “Ran for Wilson in 8th. Batted for Devore in Oth e by tnnumes: o Tork - 00001 4 incinnati 00010 0 Tiree base hit, Bescher. Griner Defeats Brookiyn 3 to 2. St Louls, Aug. 7.—Dan Griner ret fold tiis afternoun and defeated Brooklm 3 to 2. for the home team's victory. Score: e g fo Brookdyn. ab hpo a ab hpo a o Hugging2 1 0 2 1 31000 Oakes. 42130 201320 Mageelf [ 3 13 1 20200 Catheisxt © 3 0 1 0 40200 K'metehy,1b 3 011 0 4314 00 | Whitted,5s et 41020 wrey,3b 0 23 201360 TWdebrand,e 3 1 5 0 30320 | Griner.p. 10 3 0] 3,110,828 | — — — — —|"Moran Lo o bLe | motals, 2 5 Fischer, 1 s ? Culiahan 10008 ! Totols, 30 62412 1 “Batted for Tisher fn Sth. **Batted for Miller in 9th. | #Batted for Allen fn Sth Score by Inoing: Brookyn ... .. 01100000 0—2 | St. Louts 30000000 *—3 Turee base hit. Kirkoatsick; home run, Allen. McElwaine Def::t: Herreshoff. Manchester, Vt., Aug. 7—The young- er golfers showed up strongly 'in the second round of match play for the first president’s cup at Ekwanok coun- try club thig afternoqn. A. G. Me- Blwaine, 2nd, of the National course, a lad of 17, defeated Fred Herreshoff, the Garden City expert at the last green. Young McElwaine was three up going to the fourteenth and lost three holes -in succession, but made | althoughi the victory was not well carned. Allen's | ‘throw to first base In the opening inning paved | a wonderful recovery from a poor drive for a half on the seventeenth, and had strokes to spare on the lgst hole. R. M. Lewis of Ridgefield, Conn., an- other 17 years old, played B. W. Cork- ran of Baltimore to the last green ‘whers he lost owing to a poor drive from the 18th tee. Kahanamoku Breaks Three Records. San Francisco, Aug. i.—Duke Kaha- | namoku, the Hawaii swimmer, who holds the championship of the Pacific | coast, broke three worid’s records, the 125, 50 and 75 yards, in an exhibition at the Olympic club last\night. The Ha- | walian lowered the 25 yard swim from 11.6_seconds, held by Daniels, to 11.3. He lowered the 50 yaré from 23.6, held jointly by Wiekham,Sullivan and Kuz- zagh, to 23.4. In the 75 yard he broke his own world's record cf 39.6 and fix- cd a new mark of 37.4, The new rec- ords are official. THURSDAY'S BASEBALL BESULTS. | International At Battimore—First sume Toronto 0. Baltimore 3. Sceond_zame: Toronto 2. Raltimore 1. } At Jersey City—Montreal 2, semsey City 0. Ten tn- nings. At Newsrk—Buffalo 2. Newark 3. At Provience—Rochester 9. Providence 4. INTERNATIONAL LEAGULE ST4nDING. out, Genter. Carelessly 1o sauntered down to sicond. and as Clymer changed | _ " ey his m'nd about hurryinz the ball to third. Wagner | Newark .. u sprinted for that station. Clymer threw the ball over | Rochester ® e Ao Tiomus Scorad the. Winnins. sun; | Baltimors u Mile Mitehell. ex-Red Gub smade s Pitis: | Buftalo 5 burg_d made one’ of which soored | Providence = orton, | Toronto . “ s o u o deres City i Mansitiess 3 0 3 5 imemess 4 02 1 0 —_— Smithxf 2 1 1 0 olCaesis 4 13 0 1 New England League. | Conmolly.it 3 0 1 0 0fViox 2b 21300 At Lowell—First zame: Towell 5. Brockton 7. See- | Tordrt © 83 1 0 OWagnetss & I 3 3 0 ond sume: Towes 5. Brockion £ | Devlin,ab 3 0 2 2 0iMilleelb 428212 At Worcester—Worcester 5, New Bedferd 0. Bucenr2b 5 2 4 1 UWhsonat 4 13 0 0| At Deomme Taorcas s, Poniand & n'fl > 2 le"‘r é 0 -‘(""‘C"'-'“-" : : ;‘ ‘l’ ;" At Lynn—First game: Lynn 6. Fall River 3. See- 3 2 olcibeon.c e: Lynn 1. Tal Kirer . 5 **Tit 1.0 0 0 0*Mensor 0000 0 BT S RN TS Ciom 00 09 llsimne 0001 0f Browna 4 8 4 2 o|Robmionp 1 0 6 10 BASEBALL NOTES. Hews 0 0 & ofCamnitmp 3 0 0 1 0] =i Fe g F e g Fans are getting anxious about their s, s 3l ot w0 s et e winning un e, °* 2%°1% 3| world's series seats. _ Already Ban *Ran for son in 9th. ~| Johnson and Thomas Lynch, the big “Ratted for Mann In' 10th, league bosses are recelving requests Score by Innings— for tickets. st 12000000 03] Phiteburs 2.0 2 001000 00 14 v Ev o Bresna- inyd, hass i, Bt s’ inrve S hila; Tool (o0 vy SEINers Alower THoghs Hessmh han who was boss of the Cubs when | he benched the former St. Louis man- |ager. Guess Johnny' will have his say while he is managing. Brooklyn fooled all the critics and | scribes in the National league. Last | month' the Superbas looked like the | zoods, right now they look like the goods, but they have not delivered them. Not a western team managed to take the series from the Giants in the Polo grounds recently. Guess such a howing is enough to guarantee the pennant for the National league the national game. |has lost only played in this country. ‘was discharged as manager. with the Red Sox last vear. doesn’t he start his own bank? pires order entirely too much. amond, with anyt] threatened to tack on fines. vais .300, can but in the times are such names as Cravath, ‘Kling,. Wagner, in the front ranks. Outfielder Byrnes of National the | fans. BASEBALL Saturday, August Sth New London vs. Two Games Admisaion 25c. Ladi | A admissions to Grand Stand Zbs - seems to know all the ins and outs of The Chinese team one game out of 64 London team because Jimmie Burns Tt is estimated that, including pro- {fits of his stock and share of the | world’s series money as well as his salary, Jake Stahi, cleared over $25.000 Why | The New England league fans would be pleased to see some of the um- payers off the grounds for too much talking, Rorty and Ban- jnon are fearless workers, but White and O’Brien allow the players to say Although Umpire Kennedy is in a Jovial mood while offctating on tho di- thg vlayers do not get away g on him. 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