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Lawmakers Easzly Beat THE JUDGE. SOLONS WALLOP. THREE HURLERS FOR 6102 WIN Reiger, Snover and | Tillman Used, But Senators Pro- = duce Many Hits.. (Special to The Argus.) Pittsfield, July 10.-Bill Mc- Corry outfitted his Lawmakers in their batting togs today, sent * them into their battle with Joe . Birmingham's | Pittsfield Hillies with instructions to \knock the hide off the pill,\ and after nine ' innings had elapsed, led them off the field victors by a score of 6 to 2. Reiger and Tillman, two of the three twirlers used by the Hillies to stem the onrush of the ~- Albanians proved little or no help for their offerings were knocked 'to all corners of the lot, in fact Tillman's mound was of 'such poor class, that the game took on a humorous asp’ect after he had served one mmng on the firing Hine. Harrington, who served them up for the Senators, held the Hil- Hes in. check at all times, \allow- ing them but five hits. . He was supported in qreni: style, not one érror being chalked up. against the York State outfit. The Senators started the scoring the fuitial frame. AMeCorry had grounded out and toole third on Dameron's.two base smash over Bosse's head, Baker sent a torrid sin- wgle to right field, scorIng. Donohue, Dam- gron tried to score on the hit but was pipped at the plate, Tillman to Hayden, Teary grounded to Reiger, ending the inning. > Hillies Take Lead. . * The homa town boys took the lead in the third stanza. Bosse drew n pass and stole second. Hayden doubled to center, ' scoring Bosse. While Siventt .was throw- Ing out Reiger, Hayden: took 'thirdland scored on Adam's single. | Adams' stole second nnd went to third on Tillman's Infield ont; but Cnpes fied to Leary. ._ The Senatorial nggregation put the «game on. fee In <the seventh,. Damron and Baker were: gifted when Reiger was $f nnahlp to locate the platter, Leary lnill a perfect sacrifice but Hammond threw | $# wild to first, Dameron scoring on Baker reaching third onythe crror, | Brauson's sacrifice fly scored Baker, Leary scored when Bweatt doubled to. left feld. > . Reiger was replaced by Snover nt this \point and put the Senators out in order, Ie was taken out in the cighith inning to nllon a pinch hitter at bat; Get Some More. Not content with this much, Manager Bill sent his warriors after a few more runs in the ninth. Tillman was called in from right field by Manager Birminnhnmpnd Walsh took his place. The rollicking Hilly twirler|} was in for a,tough time for the Solons hopped on hin until the gome looked [sy more like a cireus than a league contest, With one gone Larry doubled to left. Brausen hit to Bates who. threw poorly to first, allowing Leary to score and Brausen to take second. Sweatt received a free ticket. Prediger's single scored Brausem and sent Sweatt to thind. Har rington was passed, filling the tnclfl but Manager McCorry ended the inning and the scoring fiesta by hitting into n double play, Bates to Hammond. The Senators looked better today than they did in their last few trips to this city. 'They had enough pep to withstand rallies on the part of the Hillies and were trying hand at all times They were there with the wagon tongue also, stepping in mnd taking a good cnt at the ball and hitting more hard ones than r the box score shows. PITTSFIELD > , AB. R. H. PO. A. E, Adams, 1b. ........ % 0 1 % 1 0 Tillman, r. f. & p. 0 0 1 1 0 Capes, 2b. . 0 0 2 1 0 Bates, s. s.. 0 2 3 & 1 Hammond, 3b.'..~... 4 0 0 2 2 1 Keegan. 1. L........ 3 O G 3 0 0 Bosse. & L......... 2 1 0 2 0 0 Hayden, c. s.... 8 1 2 6 0-0 Reiger, pe...... 2 0 0 0 2 1 Snover, p. .- .. 0 4 0 0 0 0 Walsh, r. f...... 1 0 0 1 0 0 Totals...........30 2 52712 3 ALBANY B. RH. PO. A. E. McCorty, L f.... 0 0 0 0 0 Donahue. t. 1 2 2 0 0 1 111 1 6 1 2 2 % 0 Leary, ¢ 2 1 3 0 0 Brausen, & 1 2 2 2 0 Sweatt, 0 2 2 2 0 Prediger. ac c...... % O 14 1 0 Harrington, p. ..... 2 0 0 0 4 6 Totals..... «..... 36 % Seare by Innings. Albany.... Two base. bits-Hayden. Dunn-on. Sweatt (2). Leary. Stolen bases- B Bates to Hammond. Pittsfield, 43 Amour, 18, Base on balls --OF Reiger, 6: of Tillman. 2: of Har ringtos. 3. _ Hits-Of Reiger, 8 in 613 fmniegs: of Spover, none %n mgs-témm3m 1 inning. S cur-By Regen 2: by Stover. 2: by Harrington, 4? & {whee—Rain; Harargton . Panis Time-20% Donoline singled nfler .* 123 16 vein in £004 ency. victory, 8 to for four innings * «Batted for Carter In Pus to Kelley, - Terry to Hollocher to Dora to Keller: ‘Ebcli to Dorle. 8; off Reh 3. I\ 8 In28\ 3 of! llmdrfl a d By br \ehl l. Martin. Reds And Bos day. by Young and: Baneroft u 'els . 45 8 9 27 18] Toal mug “Ild Michu—‘whl. and Emille. n 3 ton Guts Hol _ I FIL First and Carter Is Easy;, Score 8 to 5. Three bus Home lull—KEHW Reses-tmith, \Frisch \ Double ol Losin ‘Tll'lle 108. Chicags, Tuly 10.-New York bat- [ted, Martin . off: the slab with, only one out ln the first inning today, . hit Carter hardin, the second.round apd won an By 'Nebf held the Cubs: but in the fifth errors nset him and he pnesed two mon, which with two hits song in \four Cub tuns; but the _ rally ended with n sensational play by Doyle. wew NXX © 1. 0.4|~ * Tmhlehrllllfl b1Gd Whocer, ms 3 0 $ 1 Plidj tn $ 3 3 (b £1 D4 o dul boii £20 0°0 25 f o la 0 9 a 100 0 |P hae tf 4 0 0 P 7 s 0 0 1 0 008 4 ap d a g 1 0 4 a 00 9 A 6-0 faye: B a o o Met o 100 {Dated for Robertson In Tih « .. Bcore by Innings, bo o'h‘ a 43 a 1 0 -- «villi-5\? 6+ a o o 0 450 i 010—1 : Yorks mnmu. Youre: | Tlri'y? 0?$!l|. 'two '\bue - hite-Bims, £33: Bares on hllll—Sflml‘llunx 11. ofl film! I mat Th 35 \ally pcie truck out—By Hendrix 2; pltcher=> Divide Twin Bill Cinclonati, July 10--Boston and Cin- |. cinnati divided a donble header here to- Oeschger pitched strongly \is the first game, Boston winning 1 to 0. Lugue also pitched well, Boston. scoring 'its one run on a triple by Powell and a wild EM ~OU UP Su0GE, - you GeT MEF \ Pime awd GLUG PILLS eme - 9C Scull: Uriplres-Moran (- o'r Awput 006 - DWIT mE Roses RED KBouT 11 Pm. - rm STILL AWAKE + KT th Ac FD c AnD MS ' swam Are swan-4— SNOK'HG' jugs “1.1, wtGHT VI Heme. ;* wHICH: OnE Dot TKE FiRST noc? \NOU : TakE Em - wou Give Tue BLvE ONES'TDNIOUR wite AND: ME Pic ovg$ 'To by Eeptes, 1. Wild pltch-Scott. Losing, pitcher nd higher, Thaw—13 Pirates Lose Two . Ass To Philadelphia Pittsburgh. July . 10—1’hilndelplua won both games of todny's double heailer with «Pittsburgh, the firsts§ to .7 in. 11 | , Innings, and th eccond 3'to 1. Pittsburgh took mo, early. lead im the first game; but Philadelphia tied the score and . in: eleventh the pit neross: the A Ann- ning run on, Williams' hit, an. out. n stolen base and n wild throw. Hubbell outpitched Ponder in' thesecond game. PHILADFLFlllA mnsnunorr W Brooklyn; ond 'game; CB. 1.0.A. ABB F 0.A, Paulstio, 16 6° 0° 2 1. dfRiishen, If.. 6 ° Ramlingitb 6 1 8.1 61 1 bo Mikad $ bd: 6 1 : irb 5 ws P 4 f 9 |G LB 4 604 tbd 1 9 1 or 400 001 (bs 43 9] b6 1 2 & ONichotiongs. 0 0) 2400 1 4. riWhined, 18. 0. 0) 0 2 ¢ 0 0 0 d oMamae mil 4 0000341 o 0.0 % OlfRehmidh en 4 0 005 2 a o> 0 9 a o 090 : £20 1 a 090, 0 G i 0 o 0 a oce ot 6 a} a a 000 0 0 woe a o 0 0 ©, 146 9 ID ad 15 New. 145 8 18 93 13] Totals * Rcore: by ‘lnnlnn Phllldulnhil 200 1 8 Pittsburgh . $id id d *Rutted for Whert in 10th. - fRatted for Gallia in 10th i Batted for Grimm in mun - fera $Hatted for Cooper In Tith ( Eron-Tittabureh, Carer, ° Baipare® 2.) Schindt. Tro bae iho-Bawlines Stengel 9, Mrutcl, Bieter 1. 1-8 138-7 :\ Chicago,. Thies base his- Aialen basm-Carey, Dishes, ‘Vflsmm Fletcher,\ Btenasl 2. Cutsham, Williams, Double nllvl—lllrhen and 3teRechnia. Left on beter ll 113 8. Draw on balls-O Galld 3r aft Mtamilion 1; off C d undo“ 1.) Hit-off Caner 4. in “million 12 in 8, none out tn serenth? off Rize 2 a in 8 4-4: off Cooper 6 in 3: T:%,. Slzick out-By Cooper 12 Louis. T IL 0A. To Fi OA, minim, 1.24 10103) OPaniitle, nus \Lisl d Campi 0 1 2 Olhamina ch £ 1 $08 I Stomach d 0T 1 ard 0 D (Boo |- Ahwor, ff 3 0 0 8 Olfiemel, shud 1 201 0 Culham, Ahu 000 1 >this 600 0:8 0 Grim, th, 4 0. 0 11 O[Fleteber, as 400 20604 ark, si 4 0 101 db 0 0 $ 1 ame ed d Li IMA ti d $ Pd onder,\ p.. 3 0 0-0 o} Hubbell, a a a 1 \Totals 4} 1 62710} Toul . $ uart Beore by Innini, © Phlildrlnllh o a \\‘Inrxinl . Loaing pltelfer-Cooper, and Parl rim-\ms \ o_ Second Game. | rmmmruvnu. o base Mu—‘Ihwllnu Springficld Pittsfield . Wm From Cards, 7-2 St, Louig, July 10-~Brookiyn defeated St. Louis T_ to 2 in the first game of a scheduled . double herder here' today, Brooklyn at St. Louls, Cleveland, 7; I BASEBALL SUMMARIES N ATIOVAL LEAGUE. , Yurerdny’a Results. Pittsburghfi 11' nings | ; (first gama) Boston. (second some). postpon © Games Today. . York mt China/f Boston at Cincinnati. ' No o! er amour-cheduiedr AMERICAN ‘IJEAGUE e Mom. 6; Philadelphia, .0. Wuhinmon. 2 (om nine). on,> 2; Cleveland; 1 (second mo). New York, T; Don-ole, 6 (10 innings). 9; Boston, 2, standing of the Tenn. VETERIN PNET Ed Allen Drives Smgle tho Victory on Grand ¥ Circm' j (By no Assoclated Press North «Randall, Cleveland,, July. 10, Stepping: the: fastest two\ miles. of ear .on the Grad. Circuit, 2:01 3-4 and 2:02:3.4, Single G., won: the free for al once. Teature of. the. getaway \card at North . Randall track today from, six of 'the best pacers in traces.\ It was ; ithe second time Eid. Allen. 'had , driven /the 'years. In the first heat Tommy, Murphy took set a. dizzy. stretch with glnzle G.\in: second: place. Here Allen took Ringle, G.; to the front and Grace Direct, the favorite and Loule Grattan , move up.. Sanarado tired «fast and jun: lasted . to beat Vcrlie Pntchen for fourth place, .~ ~ In the second. hent Grace Direct fet the pace with SingleG. laying close up gntii thy seven;elghths pole. where Stugle Gladys B.. was third. Won Loot pot |} The first event, the 2:08 class prong, Fa (65g resulted in. the, firet »nplit« heat flee g 27‘ :64|the year., Rather R. won 'the first hf“ a +83 but succumbed. to Gold Quarts Jn $ Alf |sccond.. The thir and. the race-off heat N \iso and. 'the 'race went to Royal Earl with 19 'm | Esther R. second in the, Inst, three mllew. Peter'L., the- favorite.\ won the 2:1 Detrolt at New, York., _.. Cleveland at Washington. No other games scheduled. EASTERN LEAGUE * Erromusfed R eel. McBerkaln, fiolm buce-Fhiicher, Carey, Ate. ° Vesterd Y'l Reéults. \> dal Atas s sher Petofery: \L e a . ases n - G % + \a » rmeznz.‘ cret gill—\n; roads: New Egan. it p“sz‘cfloré’er. 4, ante a a _--_._._- a Standing of the Teams. « ~ - Clubs Won ~ Pet Now Haven ........c.. Dodgers Take Easy a Worcester . A43] Wattle McC class trotting in straight heats.* 2:10 class trotting. purse thre- heats)? ) a; mouth C Belg; Ln}, h Play rater the Great . aya emo yate Edgnr Worth . c., by Mor ' Axwo (chunhon Arend 3% Bu Lani b. by Peter tho Great (Cox) vira 204 Sunny Smiles y-Pet +ner (Egan) Roxanna Moor (Hedrick) . Oscar Watts also started. 1.41 U Tueky, b. g., by Ane ' dersonian (“cdun 5an «4 par Drift Exton, also started. . ** \ \nKs NEED TE >| triples r \ ~Bmate WINS OHIO RAGE: veteran horse, first in- the event An. three Ste B Sanarado ont In front at: the start and feat aces ats the- head of the |} came on: and won. rather ' easily. | F Time, 2:00? 2:24, 2:04. marlin-ma oil mu Ang, goss paci purse ors | (rcs | itn (p10 | $ giat IFD | | | 3. Land. Hoye Bar boss by the Ban || «3 2311mming2gr}; dg: 1 ¢. Ca og a) Blew woh db P ”mum, 16 5 P 04F P: :r Fld) soit: fats | 1 | | P 44 0514.3mmimmltg'gg © Arrot dial (Childs) - rg Came | \ages FRAMES TO TAM dag. \The; Yankees had n 'three run lead: m the ninth but the Tigers tied - the score on four cits,\ Bale nnd,Ainsmltn, pinch hit making: a: double 'and: a. spectively. - In New York's half of. the tenth; (the «bases: were.-fJled . with, one .out , and . Bodie: scored the. 1 ing rus - on , Peckinpaugh's \ sacrifice fy. Ruth: made «his- 26th [home-run of the 'season : and »elrcult hits also were mode by: Bodie and Pratt \ £02 0te *pernort R escus? k for. Jones: in. 9th.. \jms flint‘whfll winnin: rin mud 31mm for Mays ath, - by imam;- Detroit . + €1.0 VzwnlYork va. o, 2. 000% 0,000 v1—;T Errors-Detroft, - Cob PinelHls ~ New* \York \ Few: ater, . Two thase, rhfiD—lel. . Eillion, Fale, \Thres: base hit-Almamilth. | Home Yune-Buths Hodle.. \Prat.. tolen bare-hutlt . Thormalilen; ~Peckinpaiign.. | Double 'plars-> Trait to; Pipp® Lett, on, btate-Dotrolt * Bases on 'befle-Off . 3 Leonard Therm-hiss anl Hhanltl® mid plich . Leonard... Faz Hannah - inning.. oltehin-Mar Lenin: vllclm‘ -Legnard. umplxn—Bildeound Se. Lotus Downs . |.. w Boston Team, 9. To 2 Boston July 10 'Louls knocked .the box today, and defeated. 2. Sotheron was' effective. edton, . Sister, made 18 hits for a total o! 18 burese'lhe score! : ale Tf 14) is. nu Beore by Innlogt, i 0. lo 6-0 106-2 ; /Tmo \Tobln. ._ Gerber phi: to Both 'to 'Melonis.. Left Bil bases-Bt. . Leuls: 87 Boston 6: | Bases on balla -O8 Botheron 15 off Jones .. Hiu-or Tones 14 in 6 innings; off Kar. 3. in 3° _ Struck out-By. Bothoron 2; <by Jones 2, Balk donn, (Losing piteher-ouee, melm—J‘rill and (Dineen. 2d 95.6 ¢_1000 Rt. Louls ( .. Boston. a a c++ Errorm-Bt. . Loala,: Gedton. hase hits-Fecobeon | 2. \Three «bese hit-Bliler 40 \Gerber: wlllllmlIi Senators Splat Sato s : With Indians Washington,..‘iuly lo—Clevelnnd nnfl Washington split even in today's «double header, thenlsitors taking=\the , 'first game T to 2 and, the home team winning the second 2 to 1, - Cleveland hit Suyder [bard.in. the first game; but in the, second 'after getting a run' off Shaw in. the first inning 'never, threatened. Dis mum-e \of. the érowd' over Umpire, Chills .. de- clslons..was so marked that he was given a police guard in leaving the field at. the close of the second game, - comm maleson out, it by batted ball. “lulu! for Plelnlch in 1°61“. - driving. Goodwin from the box in the ~ Time, 2:04, 2:06, 2:00%, 2:08% mlcll. The Reds won the second game . Pitsfcld at Alb , 2: , 2:08%. {Batted for Border & to 3 by bitting. Seatt freely iP gagflfingfl‘gg - Play yes helt up for w'vomiccr a}: firtsqwom * ($753. all, class pacing, purse $4680 |. ,.. 1 BS \Ay en nnings,. while ing 3 - artfo a ew T va axes - tore well in chock. Captain Groh of the fizfiedwi'l the The second Spcingficld at Waterbury. ® Fas aind Ait iy Unrire dom in te hos ol, of \eats cong Sada-3m\ y Umpire t Y INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE ° (Sturges 6:21:33. i un remanent gmflgfihgg'fzmfljammm i Len not. | nostoy. ffTifd - Royal (V. Elem! (2 Al Studer 57 of Corsieadd 5. mi by Maks B. R. 1. 0A. ADAT. tt 0A. a 1 008 Yesterday's Rania. Gladys B., b/ m., by Simon Axworthy -by goeger temi Wameby tmuék 0 1 remi, tld 1 D 4 0 EEPA M . L is c ( a . ? Akron, 6: Syracuse, 4. . (Valentine) - &. 2 Snrder §: ty Coreen Wid pltch-Sarders Fom [11] {i RS \do. + cm \took ly iol es irie . 1| same). a al i $i tibi HHHe firm-gum. 8; Jersey City, 2. (sécond Vex-lie. Patch ‘Secoull Game. 8p Hee 1 { $ j a 5 6 06 6000 _ __ ___ \Haitimore 9: Rochester. 4 capst game), \Rime mom, \ TER I. o, a. a s \a a wana 67% HHP a a 1,3 @ s Bfllflmofe. Rochester, 0 ((se 2.20 élass trotting, purse: sum (three k o i gman, m 4 6 1 1) f JOCK: a! _ Buflalo, 13: Reading. Bob Lommodofe. br. h. by Vice R if 94 1d LB GGF BL fous .B a o 6 a or Standing of the Teams, (Meborald) 4 4 2| Sik tD G | m 8 6 a i § 84] _ctubs won Lest Pet] wood Wilken (Valentine) reas, 2 2° Pig (f | € Y . 2 21] Charr 0 m, I rookie ojfon. 84 fade Baltimore to E4 -§§i| Miss Clara Mae, bli. m., by 2. a o Barby, p... % 0 0 0 i Pilbrefee, G = base . bit-REruecet, St % «6821 _ ner Hall (Gee 3 5 4 T* = Inia 4 Laran, Atrte one n Eioten bews 51 Fa «5% | Pelham my!“ La ' 1/8 - a ad ar | Baertfces-Pfefie \ Foomier 1 20 press (Typlin $4 % Left en hum—Brno? ®: m [null IL Burs ea & 4 «457 Dulce gene, b, mi., by Echo Todd Cleve son o 6 o- 3 4 feck os fo im totais so ‘Je'rnr \city Bo & o- ae ei sho aad tue ond $ Than rie £125 Shat aie ales ts erie Rochester s .. 4 os m mQWehWaiuuamma ; c lath. Bite 4 Pasi. bell-Diborte, Syracuse . .... «. 17 $8 . A also ® lea 0 t Crostrs-HRenbon and McCormick. Time-Lss. Games Today. Time. 2.10“. tie, tek 0 +C Wisttnrton s {Baty £.. Rit Frise 3 “fairin- “11°“ Fone: fihflkffizc‘ng Bowe “mus-1 Rasy 4. mg: Tos - e at Akron. a + * vine~Ricler and Morn. r . at Rochester Tile * '2. Tas Br Col Col. Tas: > : LATONIA RESULTS . o other rame scheduled. |y 8 Second Game. | Soiree Athletics Blanked _ that 1CS anke x. 1 asxaxsam. $1640, : £ . 0.8 8.8. it 6. inden, $8.30, $5. first; Jorice, PIP? T FIA $] First face. three-quarters of a mile- $7.80, $130, \second:\ Ginger, , -- By Chicago, 6 To.0 H Hee e: C250. $890. £200, bret; {third. Time. 191145. Carmandale, Faron brig f1PFP ${Sand #5, second: Swping| American Ace and m?\ also yan. Philadciphia. July 10-Eaber held the Iii i&ke 11 |} $2.20. thid, \Time. 1:12. Sams Minot. % 4&8!“ng *S finE'bflf) =He~ Fulla sta . . Athletics to five hits and Chicago scored # a ; (Sikme, % b { 4 i) Boy, Trigimpbant. Dark Hill, Discussion 3109 ae $3.10, fint, ime-2:-iok: 2:05; #:094 = {a shat out 6 to 0; ~ Hexry benched slog» I %T E I'Wie, % 1 % 4 liand Converse also ran. Dr. Clark. $130. $2.00, second; Deel Ed. Joe Jacks snd HHB bo ta : $560, third.. Time 2293%1..© O, ,, \ ging br. the. Ca s o L # Second rncr. five. and one-half forlengs E‘n 60. 9 a + . Felsch® wis responsible for the. Chicago a n @r: -Risipg $3.70. $380, $230, first; oud. Beaverkill and Drastic also ran. Franklin Def eated co Walkers one-hand, romain RPR c222c2 Dark Ben, $18.60, £10.20, seconds hat; as finance. ‘Sl3 anus of imF . sb M n 22:1: if Felsch's Imer in. the” fourth wag wun ...35 $16 at mne‘ it digita- “first 16-2223; {£de $ mag; Tet, In T ennis T Ourney ins seldine fume.‘ eme . for Gowty in $t, Twas . tess, Fair Florin. Coom thi tam 'ekne, Bet- . .I éace. e ben. , , , , , aie on Padi ad Cases oo) en dimes mean »cior col tar Rany o i | 11 ! 11 1G Ondstan $11if ig { Hing * “mtg—Oi:- d ighth I & tree if a biP biee aid Pf: : Thied rece. coe and cuesixteenth of} SHS e. and enesightB/reatch ramming“ the tenth anncali BARC wod a 1 4 Sixteen) Bos i 6 Df rse s Anum Hole mile-fand e! Pleasure. S:. S190 imile:s Bradleys Choice. £150, $310,ina Clay court tennis. chain whew alc d 800 OFomel G05 0 D.5 8 er de Paik © prowme cma wees firsts Juco SrA0, sec. 1§330, frst: Mare John. $550, $440. on the South Sas Tenis club courts. The | sae tige immanggigz Docite cin to Slckine to Decon. left on md-Douod.&ilfl.flrr£.’fize 1625, seconds $6.50. third. Time, drew a bye tod $b P Ceaam eld f b G f RX 22 aie ar oe ane a. Sead chalet“. Pr. Carmen and Wave amilfii £3, Coe. Pa$u£ Wer s c H aiid KBT 5 af Signes 2 oI Bn Io phine ca S ~I aera .s moses Br 1. Rous cor- By Reg I; I7 Seme fo rmmwmofifie-‘mmfimm . ,wéfl.?55§,m, ryan feated Detroit 7. to 6 in..10 innings too. 'old: thoroughbre wand the super- horse of. [the Aqueduct . trackithis afternoon .; ‘see the two- sensational youngsters have [the' stason [and' it proved; his. spperi \tance in Tacobson / and Williams |* \Ington' also ran, 'Time 214. Little Nearer also ran, . 'George, \ Fup. o War, 'seusational. three, year the track added further to- his. glory \ on he; established a new American record df 1: 40-2-5¢ for a mile and: ®, furlonz. \ \He vdidrmore;.* He ran :the heart ont of Jobn. P.. Grier, a-three year's)!!! rival, who. designed 'to question his title assthe king of\ 'the tu >, A monster wd'pncked tho track to Tho Riddle colt was (a\ heavy favorite but his challenger had a big. following. They both got away good and > ne‘ed head and head' almost the entitérdistante ito 'the stretch, Both went' to the. whip ina furio drive\ ol co 8 'proved 'hiy gameness And, opéned . this - distance. winning: <by'. two. in ' 1:40 2-5, clipping 15 second off the : American, mark se o o! 1t was Man o' Wars fifth victory over. the 'nentost: of his H 1s, w Til‘ie Itlltmle fioltubeznn rli‘l: \ ork at! the Pimlco meeting May .10, when he made a track 3mm Eil‘l‘y13 5 for 'a mile and a. furlong in. winning Preaknesii £130 000t stnl‘scs He gain greater 'fame at Tune '18 . en he eZiabisslied ecord: fo 2: -His\ crowning achiavement‘camo on [the: Belmont track 'May, 20, when. he met 7| (up. 'a new: world's record of 45 (or a mile 29 = ' : AQUEDUOT RESULTS First Race-5-8 - mile, Bally New, 12 fo 1, 4 to 1; 8 to 5, frst; Gen. Average, 2 to 5,\ X' to. 6; second Rama, Ito 1, thirds Tlnign100; 1:5. Bowen, Explosive 'and Omer K., Second\ Rnce—Steeplechn ¢, : 1, éven, 4 to 2, first; \Bloomspun 3 (6 \5. 112, Sporting Blood; Po Mo: NNoNt, - Houyhnhnm, Dimmwdnle, and Kirkla- -A Fourth Race-1 1~8 mile, Mun a' War. . 1-to: 5.. ont; first . John P. «Griep;. also ran. ime 44 40 RJ - Fifth Rac '5- 6: mile 6, 5, 2 to 5,~ou War Smoke, -even, firs! out, second; War lli'lchinmnut. thied. || Sixth Race—64». furlongs, Ten Can, f to 5. 4 to 5, 2 to 5, first; Irish Dancer, | 2; to 2. T-to-5, second Slr Grafton, 8 to 1. third, 'Time 120 45, Joa Joe, 'King Echo. (B, Sekket, 'Enest A.., Marle Antiettc, Burley, Universal, . Sea' Skinner, Lady Archie, Royal Blood, d Gonzi ioralso ran. RUNS FOR THE WEEK.: mfloxumoon a 'Clubs C Tow T Fo f'te grooklyn . « a; 40916 007 1 18 p 3 35 2 Philadelphia. Rup dk York . I-95 fop B Pittsburgh a 10 @ 201 CD- Cincineati f Is l PB €t, Louli 608 B r T z 8 rum so $ og $oB . 7 GUE N PB - 14093 CM as o 9 % : m. To5 & 0 m fea. - (8 406 i fa SEE Fashington -- New York - 80 S pdr EASTERN GUE. . , Albany . Acc B15 6 M Pittsfield I = s ron Waterbury on pd Ids Fridgcenort 401 1 1% 1B Worcester . .« $ f i Springfield 1 mud T buf ® New Haven . $195 p Paul ® Hartford . .s $ -> 2. 19 INTERNATIO NAL 1,me * -b 2 § f 4 d. din 4 28 - A93 £50 f <- bon pat - - 15 34 - - 10 11, $% 5 too $1631 1 Ce- golnmbus - + McQuilian, Sherman, George and Hart ley: Lowdermilk; James unconver- cage 1 'to 4, second; Jog; 4 to.1, third. Time. (§ elenn bree City by w < - 1m (or m ~ Rocont , 0° (eate. - 'Doubl ' oat-By Pein -0f MES“? c aBy .c \§n-u~h i : Akron, d straight at .a clear swo winning, 'the Aeldting 'will 'in two tun hsuns 'Akcron Puna, \45. Flaherty,: Pr 4 Touts ck race } Rochester - a clean swee by winning here today, and the see «hard in the atrong in th ontbatted. t! but bunchel can out for viel ce ma
