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() “Aij 3 1 Copyright 1917 by Nswipsp or Ftwltw5r Grot Britain ln righto wiwwdTtiUtiftj fa U S Pitwrt OffiA t out second Oenoue 119 112 (Ambrose) 540 370 390 won Impression well) 4 to I l to 104 (McAtee) 20 to 1 4 to L 1 to 3 - third Time 112 (Bice)- 470 300 second Bmuggl 1:04 Bayette and Artist also ran Time 1:47 Bmithflcld (Collins) 730 third one mile Fen rock Tranby Mexlma Choice Last Spark Fourth race the Manhattan — Star Gaser 108 (Buxton) f handicap 7 to I 1 to 3 Ampblon and Tioga also rah won Chiclet 112 (Keogh) 4 to 1 6 to 6 2 to 5 second Capra 107 dyke) 8 to 1 S to 8 1 to 2 HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES and Hangs also third Time 1:39 1 A Meteorite race ' maiden First’ five furi ran 115 Ormlos 112 Tell Treed longs— 'IL ear-oly seven Lightly race and Fifth furlongs up Me 109 106: — Torch Bearer 110 (Collins) 7 to 1 3 to 5 out O’Dallaque 107 Geraldine F Btarr Banner 115 'Will Soon 108 Joe De won Channelise 107 (Buxton) 18 to V $ to 6 106 114 Wales 2 to 5 second Sleepy Sun 110 (Tralse) 13 to 5 Gyp 110 Little Sweeper even 2 to 5 third Time 1:271--5 Fielder II Scarf 106 'Stalwart Jr 113 'Hope 104 Second race steeplechase maidens Lady Little also- ran Intrigner race and np two miles— The Manual 145 Pbll mile— Ban ' Flash II Sixth 145 81umberer 145: Duke of Norfolk 145 T 108 (Bntwell) $ to i 1 to 3 out won Pickwick 145 Infidel II 145 Something d Fountain Fay 120 (Keogh) even 1 to 5 out second 128 (Knapp) ' even out third" Time Doing 145 War Lock 145: San Goaat 148 ' ' Third race and up mile and 1:39 Babcock also ran alien ty yards— Malheur 118: Fairly U4 'Pro' 106 hibition 106: 'Lokomis Stonehenge U4 BELMONT ENTRIES Blackford HI 'Wooden 106 - 'Millie Bf 96 five and a half five and a Fourth raee First race maiden 107 Vtr half fnriongs— Moosehead 115 Poor Joe furlongs Julie 114r African Arrow FeU Mh 'Tlppfty Wlchet - 114 115 Imp Pbalarls 115 Portia 112 'Mlsa (tola Imp Shasta 110 Jim Dinney 115 Golden Sweep-- 97 'Tumble in M Drill Master 109 94 Glow 115 Imp Paddy 115 Mias Peep 112 Imp Onlco 104 Edith FGeorge W Avery 64 Iartlsen 115 Audrey 113 Sir Oracle 115 66 'Bowbell Fifth race handicap all age six furlonge— Bennie’s Sister 113 Clarissa 113 da and Trampcr 107 Bringhurat 123 Ed Gudihes HI Second race 'steeplechase four-ye- a 140 Langden 115 Tlldec 100 Peter Jay 110 De np oneinsrtcr of a mile— Crest Hill lancer 106 Weety Hogan 124 Tea Caddy 116 Doublet 143 Third race all ages high weight handicap Backbay 116 Marla Hiller' 1U Morphy 110 seven furlongs—Imp Bun Flash H 124 Kohl-no- hiring Line 107 Bond 104 a and up mile and Sixth race 125 Serenest 128 Imp King's Joker 104 'Ambrose 107 Kilts II 122 Garbage 129 Rhine Malden seventy ' yard— Choctaw $18 Imp Folucca 102 'Peraens 102 'CRIffleld 113 127: Gloomy Gua 132 Fourth race the— Nursery handicap Monotony 106 'Dahlia M and up mile and Seventh race six furlongs Imp War Cloud 122 imp Lanlus 117: Matinee Idol 112: Bantry 100 a sixteenth —Ocean Prince Hi G M Miller 68 No Manager! Jack Hare Jr IB Bughouse 1C4 Gold Tassel 107 Dan 105 'Mannchet 1U N K Beal' KM: 'Mariana O' 105: 'KUls 118 Stitch in Time 104 Imp Enfilade 109 — 64 and up mile Fifth race Intone U4 Cachet 97 'Euterpe 10$ Brooklyn Apprentice allowance claimed 100 Blue Thistle lit Track faat weather dear and up mile— 'IntSixth race Gannon Bridge 107Vol-nsp- a riguer 10498 Star 'Imp Gazer 116 Tener 107 Silver tot Y ester day’sResults I-- Entries for Today LEXINGTON RESULTS - Bd Firmt race lx fur Ionic — Blind BKage 1M 1? $249 240 won 'Marlon Goortjj EM $1 Oft $330 Krand' ‘John Jr 108 (Kelky Ron Sparkler Cane third Time 1:14 1'nnuttt Im ran Folfon and Moor entry- fire and n halt Second race America Ill aa©i $210 woir: Korblf 107 l Howard) $390 $280 Tima nml Ilmiry Dear 104 ( M ory ) 12 40 third Poatmaater'Kirrt add Cub alio ran j 1:$ hotel handicap gw-oThird race Phoenix sixteenth— King and' up mile and ' a '$4B0it wonout Banda Of Cardneri $440 rieanire 108101 (Callahan) Time 146 5 (Morys) out third Midway ' ' Sy ran also ran 112 (Yandnsen) $560 urtl race 3370 $250 won: TJgbt Foot 100 fL Garner) Embroidery 112 (Moryai $2050 S80 treoud Aria Aldebaran third" Tim"! 1:40 5 Biermaii DmdodAi Dij Md Qiwii Appl® Also ”r'i5th race maiden coltaand geldlnga lra - W3-4- 0 3-- - - f - mHe-To- kay n5' 1-- Erereat olds fire furlong— won- - Aurum 115 115 $3C0 $410 (Morya) (Connolly) Happy Valley 115 (Callahan) $io0 second Time Duka of Savoy $1460 third Change W P Grand Duke and Mary’s Roan St Jude Cill also ran Valor 108 SCrenth race mile ami sixteenth— 8320 won Cheer I'Cader fDreyer) 83440 $14108410 second Wadsworth’s $510 101 (Dsrrctti Time 1:46 I ant Ill (Mcrimee) $320 third Star also ran and Olga The Grader Tuah Tuah $260 $250 11 fket i ££$ $--5 LEXlXGTOt ENTRIES and up claiming a!x First race Shop 105 El Palo-ma- r fur tonge— Feint 102 Beauty 10$: llaaty Cora 109 Busy Alice 10$ Clark M 108: Salranity 10$ Airne 108' DIenaro 108 W 111 Also ellgi-M- Zim lit Corker Teep o’ Dawn 102:112Ed Garrison 1081P7 'Tan ‘Peach Rhymer tivy 10$ Arlstobulus i Blossom 103 fillies race maiden 'five Second Mistress Polly Ill Znau fnrVmyi —Barents-113- : Tours !? three-year-ol- 103 e: l - Courier 112 Ban Nmy Marie EllUll? Ptacmeta Bellemere New Mode!' 112 j 112 112 112 Third race the NlchuUsrnie fillies and mares and np alx fnriongs —Queen Errant IOC' Bellere 105 Reserve ' Always 110 Julia 1 110 and ' up ' six nice claiming $7 furlongs— The Baroness Kathryn 105Krnler 102 Kaffron Girl- 102' Dr Campbell Mlsa U0-Lad- Me-Boy- ‘ L F-nrt- h two-year-ol- - - Dirty Face 113 SalTatalla' 112 Eatle Canal 113 Trask 112 'Imp Iadcpcndvoce Frances Bcrawford 112 Hull Gull 112- Hasty Mabel 112 Clara Martin 112 Also eligible: H8-Mabe- r ds ' 112 ' - - Buck-boar- three-year-ol- ds 4-- 5- two-year-ol- two-year-ol- - - Fannie 108 Southern League 108 Executor 108 Lady Ward 1C9 Sftephen R111 Cole 111 p Fas- Hi Also eligible Cap- clnatlng Ill LiuslBlarchmont 10$ Sir William 108 Birkt tain 103 ‘Torn Anderson ICO Matre US Sister Emblem 106 Fifth race claiming five furlongs —'Little Princess $8 Germany 108 Pretty Baby lu6: Bandymo 105: Eastern Princess 106: Brownie McDowell 108: Star Baby 107 Mlsa Wright 107 Fox Ridge 108- Gypcy Queen 110 Fernbandley 110 - Paul Connolly 110 Also eligible King Trovato10S race Sixth mile and seventy yards —Lucille F 105- Bright Band 103 'Flash of 106 104 Clare Steel Montony 113 Seventh-- ' race claiming olds mile 'and sixteenth— 'Sea Urchin 8$ 'Erin 99 'Allen Cain 99 'Fleuron II 104 Tito 104 Petit Bleu 107 Col Maxchmont 109 Fair Orient 109 First Star Sandals 107 109: 'High Horse 110 Mudsill 112 blah Gentleman 112 Apprentice allowance claimed Weather cloudy track fast Apprentice allowance claimed Weather clear track faag - - - ' - -- ar r--ol -- or three-yearotd- two-year-ol- ds three-year-ol- ds three-year-ol- three-year-ol- ds —— — — BELMONT RESULTS First raee five10 and a5 half furlonge1—A 11 een O S to 104 (Web ter) to to 2 won Wood Violet 102 (Pets) 16 to 5 8 to g 1 to S second Lady Alleen 108 (Farrington) 13 to 5 even 2 to 5 third Time 1:06 5 Portia High Vale and Queen Margot also ran two mUas— Plaisfr Second race steeplechase Amour 135 (Byers) 7 to 10 out won Pag ’ even out 135 Gilbert second lime My Heart 4:31 (Only two atartera) Third race five furlonge—Fragonard 183 to I 1 to 5 out won Masda Ill (Bnt 51 3-- - Western League HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS five and a halt Pint race 107 : DIAMOND DUST - two-year-ol- (Mulcahy)' 630 450 furlongs— Sincerity 850 won Caveman 108 (Walls) 610 460 second Austral 108 (Lauder) 1040 third Time 1:08 Little Boy Sunny Hill and Paganini also ran two miles —Abdou Second race steeplechase 12S (Cantwell) 1040 830 220 won: Otto Floto 1040 540 second Bamboo 145 137 (Brady) Time 4:33 Master(Stevenson) 1010 third ful Boyal Spinner Brasenoa Zcllwood also ran five ' furlong— Third race African Arrow 110 (Bowsn) 1920 700 430 1270 270 second won Onlcoi 115 105 (Byrng Tlmo 510 third Mlsa Bym 1:01 5 Swoop Up Lady Longfellowran Umatilla junebug and Poor Butterfly also Aasumo 115 Fourth race' five furlong— won Emden 116 (O’Brien) 790 3401 270 oecond Master Karma 115 (Fallis) 210 250 (Txoxtcr) 280 third Tina® 1:06 Beau of Menlo® Defender Fratgidow Trocadero Jcule D Kildare Zinnia Welnoyba Hickory Nut also ran Busy Fifth race mile and seventy yard— The won 1070 580 406 (Sterling) Body 112 107 Stellarlna (Ensor) 1076 540 second: lla rvsn 103 (Mulcahy) 370 third Time 1:40 Lottery Easter Lily 'Goldie Saratoga Cssaba Hiker 'High Tldem 'Lady Bob Boaewater Heaae Stlzrap Glory alao ran Field Sixth race mile and seventy yard — Pierrot 1 2--5 ’ two-yeur-el- - 2-- ’ 2-- 1 Hntchtason Lincoln Joplin Omaha w l ret Wichita It Joseph SI 20 60S 558 548 Oea 26 23 28 28 2$ 24 Moines 5U Denver ' - H CLUBS TIED IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION - -- ' 12 —Indianapolis Is 8ept tied with St Paul for the leadership In the American association the Indians having lost to Minneapolis today while SL Paul was defeating Louisville The tie for second place was broken and Louisville now Is one game behind the two leaders St Paul fought valiantly for her 644 f 4 4 4 victory today and won only In the ninth Inning after the score had been If the Bees had only hit like that tied three times for Tom Hushes The season will end one week from $ $ $ The official standing of the today Here are the “If possibilities for NATIONAL LEAGUE three leaders Including the games are: played today -Won Lost 551 San Francisco 84 62 Indianapolis Salt Lake (Continued From Preceding Page) 62 2 to L Cralae’a triple la the aeveath followed St Paul Los Angeles 82 62 by Paulette’s single gave the Cardinals their Louisville Portland only run The score: Oakland MATHR1VSOVS SALARY PITTSBURGH ST LOUIS IIS Vernon 1BBUOA AB R H O A ' Christy Mathewson’s salary for man4 6 4 1 ms rf Pitler 2b 4 6 1 9 6 the Reds Is $12000 He Is worth Mollwltz lb 4 6 6 9 0 Smith ef Special 4 0 12 0 aging it 4 6 ’ 0 rf J Miller — 2b S 12 0 0 Ijnog 0 4 Portland £lept 12 Bill Fincher Is 4 3 Oj Hornabj'' n ' —48111 taking a ofchance Uon Incurring the dis- Carry cf ? 12 r : ’ Cruise Louis Grvpp of Pittsburgh a long dis2 If 6 the 8 0 0 2 0)'aalette lb 2 114 'S army officers by E$bN-pleasure 0 212 0 tance swimmer Is preparing to under3 0 6 3 8 He uuvtfxv'i cu 3 0 1 4 -- Baird Sb here until twenty-four-horemaining open water SjGoaxalea c 8 0 6 2 $ take a was ordered to 'reportSaturday at Clarendon Schmidt In test the 8 6 16 HWaiaoa p river Miller Allegheny 2 0 p 2 66 Ark but has heard 1 SOSO 'Smyth there will be three calls within a lorvtmaa p 0 0 0 0 0 WAR REVENUE BILL short time of each other and wants to 20 2 7 27 9 Total Totals —31 1 6 2713 remain at his home for a few days SENT TO CONFERENCE he Manager KI liefer has one batted foe Watoon la alghth won’t have to worry about as thing all of his Smyth Score by inning — players who have gone before exam- Pittsburgh 6 7 0 6 6 6 6 6 M Washington Sept 12— lie $2466-00006’ 6 6 6 6 6 1 6 6—1 war tax bill finally was sent to ining boards have been granted ex- St Louie bit—Boeck conference today under a special rule emption until next spring Summary: Error—Long r hit— Cruise el Double play— GasHouse after wrangles over lavset® to J Miller Bases oa balls— Off Weteau by the wealth had prevented Its reference 1 ing rune— 1 6 Earned Miller Off is toning oft LOW SCORES General InWatann 2 In 8 Inning off Horotman none in by unanimous consent 1 toning Struck out— By Miller 8 by Watson 1 structions of House conferees are 1 by Uoratmas 1 Umpire—Harrison aad O’ Day disagree to all Senate amendments (Continued From Preceding Page) Provisions of the soldiers and sailcourse Loos card waa composed of Time— L $4 ors Insurance bill for allowances nr twenty-fou- r sev and pars from $5 to $50 a month to dependent en holes In oi) over par each BOSS-PROTESduring the service of enlisted men were' More entries for the championship CLEVELAND CLUB tentatively approved today by the House which Is open to the world came In Those In charre of the hill thought today swelling the atarters to 124 and that final rote certainly would tonight THE GAME compelling the officers of the Western tomorrow be reached Golf association to extend the contest over xSaturday- Instead of playBERKMAN REMANDED holes on Thursday srd ing thlrty-slholes will be Chicago Sept 12— James CL Dunn Friday only eighteen AWAITS EXTRADITION best sixty-fo- president of the Cleveland' Americans played each day andx theholes on will play thirty-sitoday protested the game which Umpire New York Sept 12 — Alexander Berk-ma- n Owens forfeited to Chicago last Sunday anarchist indicted in San Franwith the score tied in the tenth Inning cisco on a charge of murder In connec- BY BRIGGS Owens forfeited the game because he tlon with the death a year ago of three in a preparedness day explobelieved the Cleveland players were persons sion there today was remanded to the making a burlesque out of the con- Tombs for thirty days pending the retest ceipt of extradition papers from Dunn contends 'that Umpire Owens should have expelled the offending The only difference between bathing players from the ‘game Instead of for- suits and street dress is In the edge feiting It as there 'was no concerted attempt of the team as a whole to delay the game CAPSUITS Theio Chicago -- -- - 4-4 - n 4-4- - 4-4 4-4- - - 4-4- 4 j ai Hcrald-Bcpublic- — iS4 -- as - ur LEAGUE STANDING ' ' MEET OX AT LEXINGTON 4 4 (Continued From Preceding Page) 4won He record more league games jor one season for the Cleveland club 4 Lexington Ky Sept 12 —With In about $60000 4 than any other pitcher did for that 4-4-- purses aggregating meet the offered for the ten-da- y victurned in twenty-nin- e city He 1901 Addle Joss was second 4 southern fall racing program 4 tories in 4 with twenty-seve- n wins Bagby of 4 opened here this afternoon this year's Cleveland team won Jils 4 More than 600 horses are at the 4 4 track and some of the best twentieth same the other day America will 4 thoroughbreds--iThe Portland club has lost out In Its 4 compete In the Breeders futurity the feature race of the meet efforts to land a young first base-ma- n which will be contested Septem- - 4 from the University of California 4- 22 her 4 whom McCredie expected to develop Into another Gulsto The young man 4' Seven races are on the dally 4 has enlisted In the army Currie is his progTanp of the meet name 444$ 4 TEN-DA- Y W L Pet 25 25 25 34 28 27 IS 88 500 490 480 808 ’ 00 YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Omaha-S- t Joseph flrat game postponed rain Second same forfaited to St Joseph R H E At Joplin— 5 13 t3 Denver 13 15 Joplin 1 Hall and Batteries— Book and Bartholomew Monroe ' X H B 'At Des Moines— Lincoln 3 8 1 Des Moines Batteries— Meyers snd Bohrcr "Mnsser and Breen ' K n E At Hnteblnsoo— 5 5 2 Wichita 6 10 2 Hatch toaon Bitteries—Clemon and Dobbins McCulIop and O’Brien 138 ESCAPE DRAFT Slim Love and Elmer Miller of the Yankees Tragresser of and Groh of the Reds have been turned down by exemption hoards because of physical defects or dependents the-Brave- WHEN A FELLER NEEDS A FRIEND LSI s Two-bat- e Three-bee- -- five-birdie- s TS - 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Whenadropof blood isplaced under imone can $ee what is meant by purities in the blood Sometimes there are themi-crosco- tiny are superior ts Baiun ef Copaiba Cubaba sr EVEN UP COUNT Peoria 11L Sept 12— Grand Rapids champions of the Central league evened series up the count In the with Peoria’s Three-- I league champions today winning' the sixth game of the set ( to L The deciding game will be played here tomorrow InkctiMBaaO N RELIEVES la Dilim 24 HOURS the unw disaasai wlth-e- ut lacMvsnlanca Sold bgmBdrmovtoH oq pe If You millions of germs and bacteria in a single drop After seeing these it is easy to tmderstandhow germs can cause the sickness and ill health that they do Thebloodoffers a lodgingplacefor all sorts of germs and poisons This is the cause of many of the ailments of humanity j Need a REMEMBER fee Investigate IT COSTS YOU yourself NOTHING tn have the of the best opinion A thorough painstaking EXAMINATION given eaeh and every person by ane persenally ‘ ARE YOU A PERFECT MAH? 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