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IWEN T I -rl TB CEWTS A BMTXI
A GRAND GAME
Hoaston Woo From Austin Yesterday.
The Last Game Today.
BRISKEY'S FINE CATCH
Sated the Say for Houston and New-
man'! One-Hand Spear Helped.
Both Sets Played Fine Ball.
. . Two Double-Headers i .
Houston 1
San Antonio.. 7-7
Beaumont 5-1
Auitin 0
Galveston 0-3
lake Charles.. 0-0
They Flay Today:
Austin at Houston.
Lake Charles at Beaumont.
Galveston at San Antonio.
STANDING OF-THE CLUBS.
Club- A H B O BA LC W PC
Austin 6 6 6 11 84 708
Houston 4.. 7 8 6 528069
Beaumont I 6 .. 4 8 3 24 671
Galveston 4 I 3 .. 24 4W
San Antonio 1 1 2 .. 7 17 870
Lake Charles i .. 1 8 .. 205
Lost 14 16 18 26 28 38
Tomlln pitched the most brilliant game of
his career yesterday and his pals backed
him up grandly and did all sorts of sensa-
tional fielding stunts This brief statement
ought to explain why Harlow's Hands
wrenched a neat victory from the chesty
Senators yesterday 1 to 0. If Jake ever
pitched a more brilliant game neither he
nor his friends can recall the date or the
scene of action. His control was perfect
and speed superb.
The game yesterday was a grand exhibi-
tion of the National pastime and was full
of thrills from the time the barrier went up
until Massing clouted the leather-covered
globe on the beak and shoved Bob iidmond-
son over the glad gum with the lone tally
of the conflict. The game was full of fast
fielding In every round and Joe Briskey and
Pat Newman made great one-hand spears
that were sensational. There were dazzling
baserunnlng and good hitting by both squads
and it was the persistent hammering by Har-
low's people that broke down Austin's guard
and let kdmondson trample the pan. How-
ever Harlow could have scored also had It
been necessary. k
BRISKEY SAVED THE GAME.
In the sixth round a marvelous one-hand
catch by Joe Briskey kept the Capital City
squad from scoring and Pat Newman also
speared a foul off a blade of grass with his
gloved talon in this round. Eddie Cermak
had punched a blngle past Tomlin as an
opener. Hutchcroft tried to bunt but In-
stead raised a puny fly that Newman ran In
and grabbed with one talon then Gardner
walloped the pigskin to left. The pellet-was
headed toward the palings ana it loosea
sure three-bagger. Briskey started after It
like a man In a hurry and by a great ef-
fort grabbed the pill with his ungloved hook
to the wonder and amazement of every one
In the ball lot. Cermak was so sure that it
was a hit that he was on third when Joe
flagged the flying bulb and he was tele-
scoped at first. It was a peach of a eaten
and the few spectators who saw the strug-
gle gave Joe the glad hand as Briskey In a
loud tone of voice Informed Mowry that
night air was good for the lamps.
'Ihe local squad not only tlelded fault-
lessly but blocked many seemingly Impos-
sible chances and the entire team played
as if Bellly had passed out the pepper box.
The reversal of form shown by the cham-
pions was startling. They played like real
champions yesterday.
The Senators likewise spun out a glisten-
ing article of ball and played a grand gams
all the way. ..
Our fellow citizen Bill Bailey ras on the
firing line for GUI's people and he uncoiled
gleaming work and it was not Bill's fault
that he and his pals were sent to the meat
shop. Bill's larboard slants had the locals
buffaloed in th pinches and it was not
until the final sashey that Harlow's peo-
ple were able to bunch their bingles. In
the home sweet home round he had three
arrows shot Into his system and these biffs
linked unto a sacrifice gave Houston the
srame and a look-in for the pennant. If Bill
had passed Massing and taken a chance on
Tomlln perhaps the finish would have
been a tied score with each set having a
string of nine horaeeollars but BUI wasn't
making a future book and he put one over
the Johnny can and what Massing did to It
Is ancient history.
Bill received fine support from his back-
ing who- played almost as brilliantly as
Houston Short uncorked a low chunk to
first and Gardner let a soft boiled fly drib-
ble through his doughnut hooks but neither
of these miscues cost anything. Bailey
caught a liner from Harlow's bludgeon that
hit In his mlt and stuck there.
Both squads were benched in order In the
first two chapters but In the third there
was something doing In the blrtgle shop.
With McCulloy down and out Bradley drnve
a scalding w-elt to left the first clean swat
of the game. Bailey took the count of three
and then Cermak bingled and it was up to
Hutchcroft but all he could do was to roll
the ball to Truesdale and Frank switched
the rill to Newman. Houston also got a hit
In this round. Truesdale. first man on his
feet swatted the pill into safe territory.
Massing tried to sacrifice and made a mess
of the Job by flying to Gill. Tomlln forced
him at Second and Mowry ended the round
with a skylark to Bradley.
Houston had a good chance to register in
the fourth spasm. Clayton opened the pot
with a swat to left. Newman laid down a
sacrifice and Short made a low chunk. Ed-
mondson sacrificed. Briskey's foul was ca-
ressed lv Gill and Harlow sent a cloud chaser
to Bradley and Bailey pulled himself out of
a bad hole.
Both squnds played glistening ball and
blocked their rivals at every turn until the
ninth. Austin got three men oo the cushions
In the ninth but they were left. Cermak
tnd Hutchcroft were easy but Gardner
walked and Gill bingled. Tomlln walked Al-
exander to take a chance at Short and the
result proved he had the right dope for
Short cut three winks in the weather.
Kdmondson first to the scratch for Hous-
ton swatted a safe one to left nnd Briskey
sacrificed. Harlow punched out a binglo
and Bob went to third. Truesdale hit In
front of the plate and the ball bounded
over Bailey's shead. Mct'ulley got the ball
nd twenty-threed him at first and it was
up to Massing nnd John made good by
spanking a peach to center and Bob tied
up at the finish mark and the crowd s'ood
up and inndo a noise that sounded like a
dozen fat men falling into a nataforlum.
Harlow has been signed for next season
and will manage the team ngnin.
Houston AB R BH PO A
Mowry ss
Clayton 3b
Newman lb ....
Edmondson cf
Briskey If
Harlow rf
Truesdale 2b ...
Massing c
Tomlln p
Totals 11 1 7 27 9
Austin-'
AB R 1111 PO A
Cermak. If 4 0 2 2
"Hutchcroft. cf 4 0 0 1
Gardner 2b 8 0 0 1
GUI. lb 4 0 1 11
Alexander c ! 0 0 S
Short. Sb 4 n 0 0
McCulley. ss- 3 0 0 2
Bradlev rf 3 0 2 5
Bailev. p 3 0 0 3
Totals 30 0 5 26 10 3
By Innings:
Houston OOOJWO oni-i
Austin 000 000 00O-O
Earned run Houston.
Stolen bases Newman Tomlln.
Sacrifice hits Newman Edmondson Bris-
ker. Struck out By Tomlin 3 by Bailey 3.
Bases on balls Off Tomblln 2. off Bailey 1.
Batter hit Alexander.
I.ef I on bases Austin 6.
Double play Briskey Truesdale and New-
man. Time of fame-One hour and thirty-five
minutes.
Umpire Mr. Wright.
One man
scored.
out when winning run was
' THE FINAL GAME
Of the Season WiiFie Flayed at West
End Today.
Houston and Austin will clash In the last
game of- the season on the local ball yard
this afternoon and there should be a healthy
turnout ot the tana to too. this last (am
of ths season and th Indications ar that
It will be a whizzer. Blakeney wl( pitch
for HSuaton and McCall will do ths Burling
tunt for Aajstln. Ladles are f res at ths
ate but pay at the grandstand. Tbs malo
will crack open at 4:30 o'clock.
TWO CAXEWAIKS FORBBONCOS.
Ho Trouble Whatever to Take Both
Ends of the Doable-Header.
- ' (Houston Post Special.)
BAN ANTONIO . Texas August H.-In
passing It might b opportune to remark that
It waa a cake walk for ths Broncoa In both
games today. In the first Cook was invinci-
ble and bold the visitors down to five hits
one of which was doubtful. At no time was
there danger of the Sand Crabs pushing a
man across the pan In the first argument.
Cook had fin support.
In th second game th Sand Crabs burned
a lot of puuk and while they hit frequently
the Broncoa were fast in making round trips
of the corners and In the field they did
equally aa well.
Ban Antonio AB R BH PO A
Thebo If 4 1110
Pendleton cf 4 1110
benatzke 2D 4
Stovall lb 3
Johnston ss 4
Simpson c 8
Mccormick -rf 4
Stewart 8b ..4 0 3
Cook p 3 1 l
Totals S3 7 8 27 18
Galveston
Haldt 2b ...
risen. If ....
Smith sa ....
Long-ley. rf
AB R BH PO A
Parrott lb 4
Preston cf
cavanaugn
Moore c
Watson p
Clark p ...
8b
0 6 34 8 4
Totals
Score by Innings-
San Antonio 202 107 Off 7
Galveston 090 000 00Q 0
Summary:
Earned runs Ban Antonio 1
Two-base hits Cook Johnston Thebo.
Sacrifice hit Haldt.
Stolen bases Smith Longley Thebo Simp-
son. Double plays Smith to Haldt; Simpson to
Johnston.
First base on errors Galveston 2; Ban An-
tonio 3.
First base on balls Watson.
Struck out By Watson 3; by Cook 3: by
Clark 3.
Wild pitches Watson 4.
Left on bases Galveston 7: San Antonio 6.
Time of game-One hour and forty-five min-
utes. Umpire Mr. Qulgg.
SECOND GAMR
San Antonio AB R BH PO A E
MoFarland. If .f. l n n
Thebo If 3 2 1
Pendelton cf 4 10
Schatzke 2b 4 0 8
Stovall lb 4 0 0
Johnston ss 4 0 0
Simpson c 4 0 1
McCormick rf 4 10
Stewart 3b 4 2 1
Osgood p 3 11
Totals 35 7 7 27 IS 3
Galveston AB R BH PO A El
Haldt 2b 5 0 12 2 1
Dish If 6 0 2 1 0 0
Smith ss 4 1 0 6 6 1
Longley rf 4 2 2 1 0 0
parrott lb 4 0 1 10 1 0
Preston cf 4 0 1 2 0 0
Cavanaugh 8b .. 4 0 1 1 2 2
Hunt c . 4 0 1 2 2 0
Clark p 4 0 1 0 4 1
Totals 38 3 10 24 16 8
By Innings:
San Antonio 102 300 01 7
Galveston 000 100 0203
Summary:
Earned runs Galveston 1
Two-base hits Thebo Longley.
Stolen bases Thebo Pendelton Stewart.
Double play Smith to Parrott.
First base on errors San Antonio 6; Gal-
veston 2.
First base on balls Clark 1.
Struck out Clark 1; Osgood 1.
Willd pitches Osgood 1; Clark 2.
Left ou bases Galveston 7; San Antonio 7.
Time of game One hour and forty minutes.
Umpire J.ulgg.
DOUBLE-HEADER TO BEAUMONT.
Second Game Was a Gift as Weber
Fairly Fanned.
(Houston Post Special.)
BEAUMONT Texas August 21. Both
games of a double-header were taken from
Lake Charles this afternoon although the
score in the last game waa virtually a gift
as Weber was fairly fanned In the first In-
r.lng. which would have made the third out.
Harris pitched the first game and was in
good shape. Kane was hit on the hand while
at bat during the game and made two er-
rors aflt-r which he retired. Robb finished
at short. Mc.Murray did not show up until
the game hud processed a couple of Innings
Fisher doing the backstopplng In the mean-
time an! Weber going to left. Beaumont's
five runs in the first game were due to tho
wlldness of Schwenk which was followed by
some effective fleldlrg.
The ptlchlug of Bunton waa a feature of
the second game he having a world of
steum. The one run of the game came in the
first Tnnlng. when McMurray singled after
one was out stole second and went to third
on an error. Weber was passed after being
fanned and then La Rocque singled scoring
McMurray. The fielding of Fisher La
Rocque. rauiig and Melior was a feature
of both games. There will be another double
header tomorrow the flrat game being called
at 3 o clock.
FIRST GAME.
AB R BH PO A B
Beaumont-
Hut ter rf ...
Hunter cf ..
Weber. If ....
Kane ss .
La Rocque
Paullg. 30
Fisher c .
Melior. lb
Harris p .
Kobb. ss ..
McMurray
Totals
Lake Charles
Cooper Sb
Speucer. ss
Horn rf
Vinson rf
Kemmer. lb
Latham If
Page Sb v
Palm c
Schwti.k p
3
4
. 1
. 0
2b- 2
3
3
..25 6 6 27 10 3
AB R BH PO A E
3 0
3
1
0
1
1
2
2
3
0 4 24 16 2
000 000 0000
010 (100 2f-6
Totals 32
Score by innings:
Lake Charles :
Jjeaumont
Summary:
Stolen bases Harris Kane.
Two-base hit Keinmer.
Double plays Latham to Spencer; Cooper
to Kemmer.
Bases on onlls Kai.f Melior Vinson Palm.
mrticlt out By Hums R Schwenk 8.
Hit uy pitched bull Kane La jtoeque.
Hmter.
Sacrifice hit Harris.
1 eft on bases Beaumont 2 Lake Charles 7.
Time of sanie--Oue hour and twenty-five
minute.
Umpire Mr. Shcehan.
Beaumont
Hutler rf .
Hunter cf
Aic.uurrny
Weber. Si .
1 liocque.
1'Hiilig Jb .
Fisher If
Melior lb .
Bunton p .
SECOND GAME.
Ali R BH PO A
4 0 10 0
3 0 0 0 0
c 4 142
3 0 0 2 1
2b 3 0 1 1 3
8 0 0 1 6
3 0 0 3 0
3 0 1 16 0
3 0 0 0 6
Totals
Lake Charles-
Cooper 3b
Spencer ss
Horn rf
Vinson cf
Kemmer. lb
1UIiujii. If
Page. 2b
I'alm. c
Colgrove. P
..29 1 6 27 1
AB R BH PO A
3
.. 3
.. 4
.. 4
.. 3
.. 3
.. 3
.. 3
.. 3
....80 0 4 24 12 2
Totals
By Innings: i
Iake Charles TO 000 OfiftI
Beaumont 100 000 O0-y
Summary: i
Stolen bases Mddurray S Hutter.
Sacrifice hits Hunter Sponccr.
First base on bails Weber Cooter.
Struck out By Bunton 6 by Golgrove S.
Left on bases Beaumont 4 Lake Charles 3.
Time of game One hour and fifteen min-
utes. Umpire Mr. Shsehsn.
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THREE OF FOUR
Games Won From New York Nation-
als by the Leaders.
LAST GAME FOUR TO TWO
Fittsburg: Hade Six Runs in the Ninth
Inning Tieing the Score and Win-
ning1 from Brooklyn Team
in the Tenth.
Club Played Won Lost PC.
Chicago 112 81 31 723
New York 108 70 3S 648
Pittsburg 110 "0 40 KW
Philadelphia 110 52 5S m
Cincinnati 112 a.9 C3 437
Brooklyn 107 41 6C 471
St. Louis 112 40 72 35?
Boston H3 38. 74 34.1
lAnoeialtd Prtsi Report.)
CHICAGO August 21 The leaders again
won today making it three out of four in
the series.
Boo re R H E
Chicago 000 001 30 4 6 2t
New York 000 010 0102 6 0
Brown and Kllng; Ames and Buwerman.
(Anocioltd Prttt Report.)
PITTSBURG. August 21. -With the acorn
7 to 1 against them. Pittsburg tied the score
In the ninth and won In the tenth.
Score R H E
Pittsburg 000 001 008 18 IB r
Brooklyn 103 000 003 07 8 8
Llefield Phillips and Phelps; Stricklett
Mclntyr and Bergen and Rltter.
THE AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland and Washington Split Even
on a l)on ble-Header.
Club Played.
Chicago 109
Philadelphia 108
Cleveland i
New York
St. Louis .
Detroit
Washington
Boston
103
10S
. 109
108
110
Wen.
fro
2
60
68
67
53
42
S3
Lost. P.C.
43
47
46
45
61
56
6G
77
0
663
628
4H6
3S9
lAtMeiattd Press Report.)
NEW YORK August 21. New York-Chl-
cago rain.
(Associated Press Report.)
WASHINGTON August a. The double-
header today with Cleveland resulted in
victory for both teams.
Score- R H E
Washington oro 000 0090 3 o
Cleveland 000 001 0102 9 (l
nugnes ana Warner; Ktioades and Bemls.
Score R H E
Washington 000 001 000 12 8 1
Cleveland 000 000 001 01 1
irater ana waxeneia: Hess and Buelow.
associated Press Report.)
BOSTON August 21. Boston batted Slever
hard today and defeated Detroit.
Score R H E
rosion ZOO ooz 01" s 12
Detroit
Dineen and Carrigan
000 002 0003 7
Slever and Payne.
(Associated Press Report.)
PHILADELPHIA. August 21. Rain Inter
rerea witn tne double-header today. The
iirei game resulted in a seven-Inning tie
the second being called off.
score- R H E
St. Louis 000 000 11 3 i
rnnaaeipnia 000 100 01 3 a
xioweu ana spencer: Bender and Powers
THE SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Birmingham Took Donble-Header from
snreveport Second a Shutout.
Played. Won. Lost.
Club
f'rmingnam 106 7
Memphis H2 ffi
New Orleans Ill jj
Shreveport 100 00
Atlanta los Wl
Montgomery 109 63
Nashville 113 33
Little Rock Ill 35
39
47
49
49
49
56
75
76
PC.
6X1
51
559
650
55
4M
3M
315
(Associated Press kfport.)
SHREVEPORT. August n.-Blrmlngham
piayea errorless bail today and took both
games of the double-header. The locals'
mlssnlays save fhe visitors th ein
while in the second a walk an error mi
the squeeze gave the visitors the only run
The feature of the second game Itras the
u.. "i uueim ana iticKman.
. ocore nrst game R H E
onreveport 000 000 002 2 8 8
Birmingham 000 101 030 5 g 0
J uraiiius; itagan and Matthews
necona game R H H
Bhreveport 000 000 000 0 4 1
Dirmmpam OM 0O0 000 1 5 0
a rowe": VUIhelm and Mat'
(Associated Press Report.)
MEMPHIS August 21.-Atlanta scored
their first run of today's game In the ninth
Jnn'ng hy coupling hits with local errors.
This tied the noore and in the next lnntn
an error by the locals resulted In another
run.
8 co re RUB
Atlanta 000 000 001 1- 2 4 1
Memphis 100 OO) 001 0 1 4 4
Child and Smith; Suggs and Owens.
(Associated Press Report.)
NEW ORLEANS. August 21. -Inability to
hit Maxwell when hits meant runs defeated
the locals.
Score- R H E
Montgomery 100 210 000 4 7 1
New Orleans 030 000 000 3 5 1
Maxwell and Hansen: Manuel and Stratton.
(Associated Press Report.)
LITTLE ROCK. August 21. Errors by
Nashville enabled Little Rock to score the
only run of the game In the seventh inning
without a hit. 1
Score R H H
Little Rock 000 000 lfl 1 7 J
Kashvllle 000 000 000 0 3
Keith and Douglass; E. Duggan aud Wells.
AMATEUR BASEBALL.
(Houston Post Special.)
TEMPLE. Texas. August 21. A game of
baseball between strong semi-professional
teams of this city and Little River was
played here Sunday Temple coming out vlc-
tirious bv the score of 3 to 0.
Colored teams the Katy Flyers of Temple
and the 1-Ampasas club plaved here at
Athletic park today. Temple winning handily
by the score ot 10 to 3.
American Association.
(Associated Press Hetvrt.)
Milwaukee 4; I-otilsvllle 3.
Kansas City 4; Indianapolis 2.
Toledo 6: St. Paul 4.
Minneapolis 4; Columbus 8
Won Lipton Cnp.
(A ssicsatni Press Report.)
CHICAGO. August 21. Cherry Circle fly-
ing the colors of the Chicago Athletic asso-
ciation by finishing fourth in todav's race
gained the highest number of points of th
series of races for the Lipton cup and won It.
Schedule for Tournament.
The schedule for the order of bowling for
the State tournament was partially arranged
lest night. The No. 2 teams will roll on Sun-
day and the No. I teams will roll on M011-
drv. The best bowling will be between 12 and
3 Monday afternoon.
Faced Fast Mile.
(Assriaied Press Report.)
GALESBURG. III. August 31. Dan Patch
todav broke the pacing record for Illinois.1
by making an exhibition mile In 1:57V
made th third quarter In S seconds.
He
Harness Races Postponed.
(Assonatti Press Report.)
READVILI.E Mass. August 21. Today's
nniut ftTvult lii its mmrm called off
I on account of rain. .
AN OUTSIDER WON
The Merchants and Citizens Handi-
cap at tbe Saratoga Track.
BEDOUIN AND OUTCOME
Were Defeated by Red Leaf on a Heavy
Track Five Favorites Were Win-
ners at Latonia Devout Beat
John English in Fast Drive.
(Associated Press Report.)
SARATOGA N. Y. August 21. Red Leaf
an outsider won the Merchant and Citi-
zens' handicap at a mile and three-sixteenths
at Saratoga today defeating Bedouin ami
Outcome. Track heavy.
Seven furlonga-SIr Russell General Haley
Nealon. Time 1:28.
One mile Woolwich Neptunus Aucasaln.
Time 1:42 1-8.
Five and a half furlongs Yankee Gun De-
mund. Golf Ball. Time 1:07 4-6.
Mile and three-sixteenths Red Leaf Be-
douin Outcome. Time 2:02.
Mile and a furlong Corrigan Mac Jr..
Ebony. Time 1:67 2-6.
One mile Rose of Gold Johnstown Royal
Scott. Time 1:12 2-5.
Saratoga Entries.
Five and a half furlongs selling Ben
Strong Stray 87. Tanager 84 Colonel Jack
104 Blue Bottle 99 Rifleman 97 Bemay 100
Descent 104 Common Sue lOfi Malacca 107.
Daisy Frost 102 Campaign 97. Sliver Point
90 Battery Dan 10S Nancy 99 Blondy 107
Beggar Maid. Lucv Murle. Cavltlna 104
Tileing 107 Edwin Everett 94.
Short course steeplechase about two
miles Python 130 Yama Christy 146 Glen
Gate. Come In 161 Commondale 143 Nult
Blanche 146. Allegiance 153. Tom Cogan 154.
Mile handicap Veronlque Sir Ralph H
Sir Russell 103. Cotton Town 117 Lackey 90
Fustian 103 Tyron 110. Illshabllle 120.
Six furlongs the Albany handicap Sheri-
dan 80 Howard Shean Smiling Tom 106.
Muntberia 109. Klllaloe 112. Penarris 121
Miss Strome 97 Flro 100 Kddle Ware 107
Rockstone 110 George S. Davis 13.
Mile and three-sixteenths selling Colonel
Bartlett 66 Del Corlna 103. Ora 96 Adhell
Caronal 10.1. Ostrich 106 Tom Lawson Ocean
Spray 91 Sir Ralph All Right 98 Right
Royal 104 Little Scout 108.
Six furlongs Dulclnea 97. Firebrand 93
Bohemia 103. Dr. Gardner 118. Aeronaut 180.
Water Grass 93 Fustian 85 Sanfara 117
Sho Gun 127.
RESULTS AT LATONIA.
Five Favorites Were Among the Seven
Winning Ponies.
t.litociited Press Report.)
CINCINNATI August 21. Five favorites
won at Latonia today. A free handicap at
seven furlongs was the feature of the card
only four started Devout winning in a drive
from John English. Alcor finished last. A
heavy rain shortly after the fourth event
left the track sloppy.
Six furlongs Camp Frank Flesher MI1-
drene. Time 1:15 3-5.
Six furlongs Light Buro Dresden Magic.
Time 1:16 1-5.
Five and a half furlongs Bonart Webber
Hnrold D. Time 1:08 2-5.
Seven furlongs Devout John English
Meadow Breeze. Time 1:28 4-5.
One mile The Englishman Red Thistle
Toboggan. Time 1:43.
Six furlongs Mansard Revolt Babe B.
Time 1:17 3-5.
Mile and a sixteenth Mandator. Coruscate.
Docile. Time 1:53 3-6.
Latonia Entries.
Five furlongs selling Miss MaclfB Mis
Officious Princess Marie Decklaw 97 Newt
Fisher 100. Lathorpe 104 Avendow 108 Eric-
son 111 Ocelot. Katie C. 8.. Gabble 97 Mon-
talban lou. Sister Huffman 104 Two Bells
108. Helmuth 112 Tom Morgan 104.
8ix furlongs selling Jay Ward 98 Bitter
Hand sa. Miianiiove Lldwma. Minnie John
son 100. Investor lu2 Weberflelds 104 Black
Art KH. miss Anxious 83. Bailie B. B. 95
Bell Tooone 100. Zlnda 100. Merry Belle 101
Frank Bill 102 Saranola H5 Fenian 110.
Seven furlongs Belden S3. Queen Esther 85.
Toupee 97. Banposal 98 Martha Gorman 106
Don Domo 107 Uncle Henry 110 Azora 83
Terns Rod 97 Black Mantilla 88 Oberon 100
Intense 106 Elastic 110 Envoy 110.
Club House course steeplechaser Woodlyn
128. Blue Mint 144. Dalesman 150 Class Leader
158. Dunning 14o Weird 144. Subador 154.
Mile and a quarter selling Imboden 101
Gladiator Bernie Creamer 104. Invlctus
Postman Lansdown War Chief 106 Huzzah
100 The Laurel Filler 104 Plantus Dell
Leath Morendo Little Giant Swift Wlngl
108.
Six furlongs selling Poetry 86 Adesso
103 Mum 108 Roscoe 101. Chief Mllllken 113.
Ijicene 102 Tom Crowe 103 The Thrall 110
Revolt 111.
One mile selling Early Hours 88 Oster-
man 93. Inspector Girl 94 Chlnax 90 The
Only Wav lol. Berry Hughes 102 Carthage
105. Prosador 109. Prince of Pless 88 Mocas-
sin Maid Bitter Brown 94. Ann Hill 91 Od-
doletta 102 Sandbath 104 Fonsoluca 106 Am-
bertta 109.
Buffalo Results.
(Associated Press Report.)
BUFFALO N. Y. August a. The long
shots had their Inning at Fort Erie today.
Six furlonga Stoner HU1 Oleasa Ru-
baylat. Time 1:15 4-5.
live and a half furlongs Edwin T. Freyer
Charles L. Stone Frank Ermine. Tim
1:10 3-5.
Steeplechase short corirse Sam Parmer
Little Wally. Bank Holiday. Time 2:50.
Five furlongs Minot Glimmer Black
Flag. Time 1:02 1-6.
Six furlongs Sharp Boy Rain Dance
Nervator. Time 1:16 3-4.
'Mile1' and a sixteenth Jungle Imp Crow-
shade Ora Z. Time 1:S 2-4.
Fort Erie Entries.
Six furlongs selling. Knickerbocker 92.
Wllkev ). Miss Karl Felix Moxxes 104
Ingolttirift 109. Jim Battle 112 Stoner Hill 90
Ravlana 4. Mrs. Frank Foster 102 Gay Boy
104. Loupania 111.
Five furlongs selling. Eva Iser 98 Tan-
bark 103. Attention 106 Phlllgoe 108 Relna
Swift. Bath Maria 103. Reside 107.
Seven-eighths of a mile selling the Fort
Erie stakes Arthur Cummer Rebounder 98.
Charlie Eastmank 106 Little Mike 92. Gauze
100.
Mile selling Idy Carol 89. Scarecrow .
Buz Rooaniora 102. Dan McKenna 104. Gilpin
106. Billy Benslng 95 Nervator 101 Dollnda
104. Prestige lo5.
Seven-eig.its of a mile selling Dain
Devils 9a. Reuben 95. Country I.ad 100. Ru-
balvat HC. Reticent 104. Sharp B.iy 107. Den-
sle Densmore 93. Port Worth 95 Usury 101
Wycfleld 102 Orderly 107. Als. mo 111.
Mile and a sixteenth selling. Steel Trap
Fannette 98. Berry Waddell Bassanlo 100
Nugget 104. Silver Heels 106. Manfred 108.
Gladvs McConnell 96. Orfeo Reaction. Chief
Deputy 100. Pope Hyleaf 103 Sartor Resartus
105. Miss Elterle 98.
GRAND WESTERN HANDICAP
Opened Yesterday With 300 Entries.
Many Texans Have Entered.
(Hasten Post Special.)
DENVER. Colo.. August 21. The Grand
Western handicap opened this morning with
over 300 entries so many that it was Impos-
sible to finish the program for the day.
The Texas siunneis mir i. a. naue
J H Warren Harry r aurote lianas: r. E.
Hubby. Waco: It. J. Jackson. Mexla: George
Tucker Brenham; M. B. Atchtson. Gid-
dtngs Otto Sens. Houston: A. Holt Abilene;
J 8 Dog. Fort Worth: Bob and Fred Con-
ncrly. AUSIlIi; wwi". v.. eumn u..
Paso' Z. E Schofield. Bay City; Boyd Parks
Charles Motir 11 s iinuin jr. s. lynch.
Mack tlaroy liinf. ... . v v. i.
Crosby. Gilmer i;r. ss. i- luisseu rorney;
J Copelana. r.. o. o.... tairoiiu-. r-aiu
niaswn Houston. The following ladies ac
companied the party: Miss Annie Dissen.
Houston; Mrs. L. I Wade Dallas- Mrs.
Ilubbv. waco; sirs. s. j. wu nnu jars
Sam Jackson. Mexls; Miss Fannie Wad and
Miss Jennv Hoys. Nacogdoches.
out of the hundred shot at: Hubby 98.
Rand 87. Dav s Conoeriy 9. Holt 95 Wade
83. Sens 91. Atchison U TucKer ui Crosby
83 8cotid 80.' J ' ' ..
All the Texas bunch are giving good ac-
count of themselves.
Crosbv Hirsbv and Taylor each scored 99.
The crowd Is so great that the shoot will
have to be extended into Friday.
Let m have your next order for feed
prompt delivery and price always right.
Email orders appreciated as wU aa larg.
24. Oliver t-lanstoa.
Phages
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! ia;Wl!i!i:Wii::fl-!!:i!:Mi:
To Parents euid Guardians of Girls
and Boys Going Awa.y to School
i
IET all the goind-away things at Kiams
before the day beiore leaving comes.
The store s readier than any school
town in the United States will be any day in
the year.
You know we're always sending things when
they can't be had at the college stores.
For college styles are always so much ahead
of college stores.
The girl will need a new Suit in fall style
and some separate Skirts and Waists and
Hose and what not.
And maybe a Trunk to stand the baggage
smasher.
The store s as ready as can be.
Uniform and toga will dot many a campus
and common thirty days from now.
And the boy'H need a new Suit of Clothes and Shoes
and Sox and Ties and Hats and Underwear.
The complete school outfit is here for both girl and boy..
And if the store's N advantages were only known
there'd he a crowd here till the train bell called "all aboard!
8PECIAL NOTICE. Btudent outfits for patron out of town will
have our closest attention upon order. If we don't happen to
fill the list complete will shop around for It without additional
expense to you.
We want to be a useful store.
A "Halr-aavar" that grow In popularity.
NEWBEO'S HEEPICIDE
The ORIGINAL remedy that "kills the Dandruff Germ.
tSOIN&l GOING-!! GONE! 11
m un m itsnasi
of scalp anatomy to know that th hair aM
its nourishment direct from th hatr-papUla.
Therefore the only rational treatment Is to
UFICtSE will tiff IT. SESnCIBi till Salt IT.
NOT A HAIR-GROWER
Newbro's Herpicide will not grow hair na-
ture does this but. by destroying the mlcro-
bla enemies of hair health the hair I bound
to grow as nature intended; except In chronic
baldness. It requires but a slight knowledge
tng Start. J1.0O. Strt 10c. staasx H HEHF1CI0E CO. ttttl. I Datrtt. 150.. ftr I saraa.
A. E. KIESLINO. 504 Main St. Special Agent. Application at prominent
destroy the cause of the disease. Herpicide
does this; It cure dandruff stop falling
nair ana relieves iicnuiar. a aeilgnirui Hair
dressing. Gives extraordinary results. Try It.
DRY GOODS
The Flaim an Notion Company are tdding to their com-
plete line of (tents' Furnishing Goods' Overalls Notions
etc. a large and well selected stock of Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODSe
We feel safe in saying that onr stock will be as complete
as any in the state and onr prices are guaranteed to be aa
"Low as the Lowest." We aak a share of your patronage.
Write for samples and prices.
Flaxman Notion Company
101 and lt3 Main Street
TUiUI VEEIN RESULTS.
Kerlina Led the Procession Albrecht
Second Williams Third.
The Tumvereln Bowling league held Its
usual bowling contest last night and when
the hostilities wnre over Merllna emerged
the victor with a score ot 278. Albrecht came
second with a score of 345 and Williams ran
third with 337 pin. Following are the scores:
Team No. 1 1. 3. 8. 4. 8. Total
Oliver V SS 40 28 46 178
M. Knodel S3 44 88 M 175
todge S 34 33 41 80 174
italnwwtcr 52 4 35 48 50 228
. . o n.
pcnmiai a
Total ptna
Team No. !
Meyer
Williams ....
Tloeck
Was
Kutuman ....
1.
. 98
. 38
. 36
. 48
. 44
t.
53
58
K
S3
38
S.
48
53
34
36
54
4.
88
44
44
SS
33
Total pin
Team No.-- 1.
Sam 34
Schroeder 48
Charlton -39
Suhn 28
Green
Total pin
Team No. 4 1.
Schwetkart 40
Sampson
Smeaton 38
Albrecht 41
Knodel 38
S.
29
39
30
32
37
S.
83
27
28
28
28
t. Total
44 304
42 237
88 188
26 168
42 208
1008
I Total
48 18S
37 181
38 158
35 164
35 183
Old Phone 5194
EXPERT
PANAMA HAT
Bleaching 51.25 BLEACHERS
FBAKZ BAT CO.. 1211 Coofrttt in.'
DUY THE CfcNUINE
SYRUP OF FIGS
CALIFORNIA RQ SYRUP CO. '
nr-jro-ra the mt
2
4
42
8.
84
38
51
47
56
Total pins
Team No I
lianlels
Volgt
Pickson
Kattman ...
Total pins .
1.
. 65
. 57
. 47
55
. 37
!.
60
4S
5
37
42
8. 4.
42 58
33 45
56 88
4S 28
49 !
871
S. Total
46 1S7
33 153
40 KO
51 245
38 203
1007
6. Total
80
44
38
31
276
017
235
JV4
Staft
Five Tears for Wallace Franks.
Houston Post Special.)
M a.RT.IN Texas August H. A Jury has
returned a verdict in the case against Wal
lace r ranss. cnan;ni . . ...
him guilty ef second-degree murder and giv-
ing him five years in the penitentiary.
Ozomulsion
CURES
Colds. Co ag ha. Grip Bronctrttia. Cstarrt Sotw
Tliroat. Pneumonia and Conkstcptioai. A mouin
lUinf Food Medicine lor th Tared UoUws wad
UK rale. Thin Child.
TRIAL BOTTLE FKEK BY MAIL.
I - m iX.alal Cmri tm
OmneWea Co IS P a St New Vl
LYDIA E. PtXKDAM'S
Vegetable Compound
A Woman's Beauty for Woman's Disk
For kale by All Druggists.
LiquozoneFree
Any sick person who .has nerar need
IJquoson should writ the Uquosoa Com-
pany 468-464 Wabash An Chicago. Thy
will aend you an order on your druggist for
a 80-cent bottle free if you will state the
disease to be treated.
Do .You Know
Uneeda
Biscuit i
Tak8TGartfoi
For Periodical Pains
And Female Weakness
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