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Show MAY DEPOSE DOOIN AS PHILS3 MANAGER By International News Service. PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 31. It became known hero today that Charley Dooin will not manage the Phillies next year, provided pro-vided the owners of the club can find some manager they think will do better. A quiet Investigation of the available material, according to reliable Information, Informa-tion, has narrowed the field down to Hank O'Duy, the umpire, and Otlo Knabe- Dooln's friends declare neither of them can compare with Dooln. The Phillies nmy ask that the double-headers double-headers August lti and August 23 at National Na-tional League park be thrown out of the records Manager Dooin declared tonight that a protest would be filed against the victories gained by Chicago and Pittsburg Pitts-burg on those dates, unless President Lynch erased the D to 0 forfeiture which Umpire Brennan gave New York here on Saturday. Dooln declared todav that in the games with the Cubs tho crowd hud filled practically prac-tically every scat In the roped-off section sec-tion of tho bleachers. The Thlllies lost both games. In the games with Pittsburg, Pitts-burg, he says, the bleacherlles crowded into the forbidden section. Again the Quakers lost two. "What Is fair for one team Is fair for another," Dooin assorted. "If Umpire Brennan thought Saturday's game was interfered with or his umpiring was not up to the mark, because the fans were in center field scats, why didn't ho think the same thing when wo lost two games to tho Pirates with him umpiring? Why didn't Umpire O'Day discover It the day we dropped a pair lo the Cubs?" Saratoga Entries. First race, five and a half furlon Calgary. 118; Leochares. 110: 81tack)eton, 113; Lady Light-nlng. Light-nlng. 103: Yankee Notions, 10?: Honoy Bee. 100; Hester Prynno, 33. K.mdvalc. 102; Knlghta Plffer 115; Samprolus, HE; Housemaid. 107; Joo Knight, 105: Water Wollcs. 101; Tartar. 103; Belamour. 09. Second race, slceplneliase, about two miles-Malt' "bio, l2: Roland Pardee, 130; Son of the Wind. 145: DlFentnr. 137: Rpeiitant, 10; Fashion Wing 137; Bill Andrews. 1 IC ; Zagg, 140. Buckthorn. ISO. Octopus. 134: Artuto, 13C. Thltd race, nevon furlong? Gainer. 1!0. Brad ley's Cliolco, Hi; Punch Bowl, 113. Superintendent 117; Uncle Mum. 105; Ralph, 10S: Soslus, 10, Surprising. 12rt; Black Toney. 116; The Ushnr. US: Stake and Cap, 115; Mr. Stiiggs. Spearhoad, 110; Mis Cavanugli. 102. Fourth race, mile and a quarter Cocl: o tho Walk. 125: 0. M. Miller. C.uy Fisher 10. Rob R., 102; Warhorn, I'lamin.i. 05; Knybourn. 112. Donald McDonald, 108: Jnwbono. 110: Mltslon, 100; Barnegat. 37; Absconder, 92. Fifth race, one mile Delamour, 99; Colonel Conk, 105. Water Welles. Blackford, 103. Dr Dunnner. 107; Hedge, 112: Yellow Eye. PS: Cliff Edge, 103; Working Lad, tor,; Donald MuDon-ald, MuDon-ald, 11. Sixth race, five and u half filrlongfi Brlci Brother, Harvest Queen. 105; Lily Orme, 105: Hurakan, 103; Humiliation, Tranld, Hortcns, Well Known. 109. Ottawa Entries. First race, six furlongs Rip Vo Winkle. 107; Indolenco. Czar Michael. 112: Patty Regan, tnj; Allan Gold, 104 . Fathom, 112. Second rare, five and n half forlongs-'Kayder-oseroi, PS; Sborwood. 111! Sir Blaine. 110; Threu' Llnk, 102; Hodge. 101; Pan Zaret. 113. Third race, onr inl Auvter. 100: Ambcrlte. 103; Furl tan L.iis. 100; Trapneoluni, 111; Battlejong. 103; nuaar, 111; Calumny, 10?. Fourth rece, one mile Vollla. 105; Mediator 110: Dynnmlle, llfi; Malanionl. 103; Aplasler, 110; Terrible nlll, 303: Tactics. 112; Ondramon. 107; Spellbound. Ill; Towton Field, 115. Fifth I nee, mile and a quarter Port Arlington, 53: NaiiEhty Lad. 107: Moonlight. 100: Woodcraft. 10S; Good Day. 96: Senator Sparks. 107: Schal-lor, Schal-lor, 101; Lady nankin. 107. Sixth rare, six furlongs George Karlin-. Ot. La Mode. 107: Hark Hay. 113; Miss .ln. 101: Hnr-courl. Hnr-courl. 107; Yorkvlllc. 11 : Vvnetn Strnme, 10S Kpolin. 101: York Lvt. IK.: Song of Hocks. 107; Tom Saycis. 105; Merry Lid. 1 16, Aluo eligible: Black rh lef. 102: Queed. I'J.'i; Willis, 103; Father-ola. Father-ola. inr,; Incision. 102. SaTrnUi race, one mile nig Dlppnr, PJ; Tom Holland. 103, Love Day, 107: Fairy Clodmolhor, ti: Haldeman. 107: Ralph Lloyd. 93: Tha Gardner. Gard-ner. 104; Oerrard, 53; Mlsa Jonah, 102. Great Falls Entries. First race, flvn furlongs, selling-Carter John-ion, John-ion, HI; Deflnlie, Red nangor, Klgent, Phil Connor. Ethel Samson, Charley Brown, lit; Lay-low, Lay-low, Dick Hanson, 10S; Aspant. 105. Second race, five furlongs. selling Tom Knight. Ill; Marta Mao, 108; Ha rum Scarum, 103; Real Worth, Alwllda, Hyndla, 102, Third race, on mile, sollltig Force, 11?; Wassail, Was-sail, Hue. Joo Woods. Forcguard. Calethumnlan, 110. , Fourth race, six furlong, purse MadeHno Mils, grave. Orporth, 112; Star Blue. Waldo, 111; Miami, Mi-ami, 103; narsar. 102. Fifth race, flvo and a half furlongs, aelllng Suxau I'., Clint Tucker, 111: Mlt Jones. Free, Zool, Crop Green, Glacu. 107; Holitblrd. 101. Sixth race, live and a hair furlongs, selling I.ii Caiadora, Jean d'Aro, Lee Harrlon, Frank G Hogan, Annua! Interest, Ormonde. Cunningham, Cunning-ham, tia Quartor, 111; Tllllnghast, 106. Weather clear; track fast, |
