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THE WASHINGTON 1V TIMES TIM ES SUNDAY SUN DA Y SEPTEMBER SEP rE lBER 4 4 1904 1904BASEBALL 9 9BASEBALL 9T5LETLLIBASEBALL ROWING RACING ATHLETICS BOXING OXINO GOLF GOLFnnNATIONALS BEAT BEATBUREAU BEATBUREAUATHLETESBUREAU BUREAUATHLETES BUREAUATHLETESTook ATHLETES ATHLETESTookTook a Good Game by Close CloseScore CloseScore CloseScoreScore of 6 to 3 3SEAY 3SEAY 3SEAYSEAY HAD THE REAL GOODS GOODSAllowed GOODSAllowedAllowed Defeated Nine Only Four Hits Hitsand Hitsand Hitsandand Prevented Bunching BunchingNo No Er Errors Errors Errors ¬rors After First Inning InningInIn a game that was full of Interest Interestend Interestand Interestnudend with a culmination that was far farfrom farfrom farfromfrom being beIr lr expected by the large ttrge num number numhEr nunher ¬hEr of spectators the National atIonl Council Councilff Councilfff f the Royal Arcanum League bent the theBureau theEurea the1urcaBureau Eurea Athletic club by b 6 to 3 on the thegrounds thegrounds thegroundsgrounds at Second and R Streets nor norYt norYtw nortkL nortkLwest i ivrestwest w > st yesterday yesterdayThe yesterdayTh yesterdayTheThe Th < > game started out in the first firstInning ftrstInning lirstInningInning by b the Bureaus getting one run runto runto runtoto the good but In the second Innincr Innincrthe Innln Innlnthe 1nninthethe National boys played the kind of ofball oCLaIl ofballball forTvhlclt they the have received sucn sucnn sucla sucflfln good name nameS nameS nameSS Seay of Sunday Sunda School League Leaguefame Leaguef1me Leeguelimefame did the twirling for the winning winningteam wtnnlngteam winningteamteam and allowed but four hits which whichhe whichbhe b 1 > kept well scattered except in the thefirst thel1rst thefirstfirst Inning when the loser lo en made their theirf theirfrst theirfrstf frst rst two runs on two hits an error and anda andaa 1 pass For the rest of the game there therewas thereWas therecc was not a semblance of bad fielding fieldingand fleldlnga1d fleidlngAndand 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HeartRending HeartRendiDgRace HeartRendiDgRaceThrough Race RaceThrough PaceThroughThrough the StretchSHEEPSHEAD BAY RACE TRACK TRACKSept TRACKSept TRACISeptISept J 2Stalwart Stalwart owned by E R RThomas RThomalil ItThomasThomas won the 2ttWO tI O Century Centur Stakes Stakesat Stak Stakesat g gatat a mile and onehalf today tOOIi but In or order order ortier ¬der to do so he made a new nev track rec record record record ¬ord ordJohnJohn A Drakes good threeyearold threeyearoldOrtOrt Wells was the favorite and was wasonly wasonl wasonlyonly onl beaten a nose after a drive of ofnearly ofnearly ofnearlynearly half a mile In which first one an anthen and andthen andthenthen the other was in the lead leadTradition leadTradition leadTraditionTradition Takes Flatbush FlatbushSydney FJatbushSdnEY FlatbushSydneySydney Pagets grand twoyearold twoyearoldTradition twoyearoltJTradition twoyearoldTraditionTradition won wo the J100QO 10000 Flatbush FlatbushStakes FlatbushStak FlatbushStakesStakes Stak at seven furlongs easily Mall from fromtjie fromtle fromtJietjie tle Western estern crack Oieoau Olao u John E EMadden Eraddtu E2faddenMadden pulled oft one of ofhis his good things thingsin hl 1 s sInin the second race with Waterside Yatenddewho Yatenddewhowall who whowag whowaswag backed down from 15 to 1 to 19 to1 Only Onl two t 0 favorites fa 0 rlt os won wonThe wonThe wonTheThe Summaries SummariesFirst SummariesFirst SummariesFirstFirst race raceStelplechase Steeplechase for fouryear fouryearolds four fouryearolds r rII olds and upward about two und one onehalfhalf miles Royelle S to 5 won Drome Dromedary Dromdllr Droniedery ¬II dllr dary S to 5 second Amur 4 tb 1 third thirdTime thirdTime thIrdTimeTime 514 Ragged Cavalier Knight Knightofof Harlem Sen Gull and Delivery Deliver also alsoran al80ran alsoranran The last named fell fellSecond foUSecond fellSecondSecond race raceAll All ages handicap six sixfurlongs sixfurlongs Ix Ixfurlongsfurlongs Waterside 10 to 1 won Lady Lad LadAmaliaAmelia 1 to 2 second Adios 20 to t 1 1third 1third 1thirdthird Time 112 35 Divination An Ancestor Ancestor Ancestor ¬cestor Martimas Castallan Ada NayRaglan and Ingold also ran ranThird ranI ranThIrdI Third race raceThe The Flatbush Stakes for fortwoyearolds fortwo fortwoyeeroldstwoyearolds two 08rolds seven furlongs Tradi Tradition Tradition Tradition ¬tion 1 to 2 won Olseau 12 2 to 1 second secondSt secondSt secondStSt Bellane 6 to 1 third Time 126 126Broadcloth 12Iiit 12IiitBroadcloth Lij LijBroadclothBroadcloth Burnt Hills Veto and Sn Sitdria SndriB SndnadriB also ran ranFourth ranFourth ranFourthFourth race raceThe The Century Centur Stakes for forthreeyearolds rorthreeyearolds forthreoyearohdsthreeyearolds and upward mile and a ahalf ahalC ahalfhalf Stalwart 4 42 to 1 won Ort Wells1 to 2 second Shorthose 12 to 1 third thirdTime thirdrtm thirdTimeTime rtm 2ttl5 1l15 3t 14 Major Dalng Dalngerfteld rfleld and andDelhi andDeIhl andDelhiDelhi also ran ranFifth ranFifth ranFifthFifth race raceFor For twoyearolds five And xndhalf AndI andaI a half furlongs Cairngorm 1 3Z to 1 1IIiPersonal Comment on Men and andThings andThings andIThings in the Olympic GamesISome facts about T J Hicks winner winnerof winnerof winnerofof the Marathon MarathonHicks MArathonHicks MarathonHicksHicks has participated In six Mara Marathon Marathon Marathon ¬thon race In the 10W Boston Marathon Marathonhehe finished seond ond He is I twentyeight twentyeightyears tweni twentyeightyeers 8Ight 8IghtYeArsyears old ohi single and a buffer by b trade tradeHicks tradeHicks tradehicksHicks was born in England He HeIs is ail ailorphan anorphan artorphanorphan He did his training In New NewBrunswick NewBrunswIck NewBrunswickBrunswickI I Some 9me facts about Albert Cor Corqy Corqyflnihed who whofinishedfinished second secondCorey ecoridCorey 0Corey is a Frenchman by birth and andprofessional a aprofessionalprofessional prore lonal strikebreaker by occupa occupation oeeupatlon oseupation ¬tion Corey Cure was wa attracted to Chicago Chicagoby Ch Chiagoby goby b the recent butchers strike > > It was wasexactly wasexactlexactly exactl six weeks wtek ago that Corey Core made madehis madeIns madehishis first appearance on Marshal Iarshal Field FieldChicago FieldChleagoChicago and told Trainer Tr lner Mike Uk But Butler Butler Buther ¬ler that he was wa a distance runner runner and andthat andthatthat he would like to represent the Chi Chicago Chicago Chleago ¬cago A C in the Marathon After Afterwatching Afterwatcbln Afterwatchingwatching watcbln Corey run at t a good gOCH dip for forfortyfive torrortft forfortyfivefortyfive rortft minutes Butler told him Jie Jiewould Lkewould e ewouldwould do Coreys Corey training was all alldone alldone alldonedone over ver a cinder track His HI showing showingunder showingunder ahuwingunderunder th these se circumstance elreum tance was remark remarkabte remarka remarkThe remarkahiabte abteThe a ahi e eTheThe Marathonwas marred by two un unpleasant unphAnt unpIeitsnt ¬pleasant features fe ture Everett Brown chair chairman chairman ¬man of the Chicago A A committee committeeprotested committeeprotestt committeeprotestedprotested protestt the victory of Hicks on the theground thegroundground that he had been paced by at atautomobile a aautomolifteautomobile containing eontalnl th the officials o lelals who whowere whoWertt whowerewere leading Director Sullivan refused refusedto refusedtoto allow the protest NOtdt and to the New Newl NewEzglanderl Ezglander i slamler ander w Went nt all the th spoils of victory victoryThe victoryThe rlctfKYThfThe starters > > in the Marathon number numbered numhereded eu twentynine twent nlfte but only onl f fourteen Hir ea fin finished URl haisbed ¬l ished ishedIt isbedIt bed bedItIt must W bt stated that the thewerko thewerkolisndhstpper work of ofHandioapp oCHH Handioapp ndlc pJMllr r Bland who 00 awarded the thetandtkps ththendhapstandtkps wa w waa vaRiaiikableV In the run running nUInlng rustfling ¬fling high jump Barker of Iowa 1f with withhis withI withhisI his handicap took first honors by half halfin haIr1nin Inch Gonzsky Gon k of Hungary and andFreyanark andFrtrYmark andFrernrkFreyanark of St Louis with their theirhandicap tb theirsandie > lr lrhandleallhandicap sandie tied at I feet J inches Intht this thistrcond tb thesecondsecond medal going t ti the Hungarian Hungarianwho Hunlatrlanwho Jiungerlunwho Iwho had the Hmalle smallest malli t handicap hanJlca Jones Jonesof Jon Jonof Jone Joneofof New York Athletic Club the scratch scratchman scratchman scratchmanman cleared Ie red S fe feet t b iflit t tl t Jut touched touchedthe touchedthe tonehedthethe bur with hit ht his elbow at C feet r set setinches tt ttInchts 2 2inchesinches In the pole vault a1t Sams S mfle of In Indiana Indiana Indiana ¬diana rnlvrs4ty nlverHIt the Olympic OII plp intercol intercollegiate mHm ksteraolhegtate ol ollgtate ¬legiate champion was gIn 1 Inch Inchhandicap InchhaMlIeMII Inchhandicaphandicap over McUanahan e ban of Yale YI the theworld thtvorld theworldsworld worlds record holder and cleared Iear 11 11fe 11feetI fe feet t I inches In hes actually etu lly making his total totalvault tot totalvault l lnuftvault nuft 11 fett f te4 l 1 Inches Inth Waller WKltt ralter > r K Dray Drayof Dra Draor Drayofof Oxford School S < < oitOOl Chicago with a ahandlenp athaJtdhtlp ahapdieephandlenp of 10 inch Inches took second 2 COnrl place placeclmrimr plACElt placetIqiirniclmrimr lt rtltt with M WM tonrfiaap twll 11 f fst t 10 10Inches 1 1Ineht8 10inchesInches taking second d prize prtz Owing to tohi tohili tohishi his having a bigger han haucp lte p than thanSams thana thassftfleSams a ftfle Claude Allen of the t Greater GreaterNew Great reeter reeterNew r rewNew ew York Jrisrt Athletic Athl tJe club hub wa wathird wathird was wasthirdthird with a total vault ault of 11 feet 9 9I 9tnchtt 9inchesI inch inchThe inches tnchttThe inchesThe >The honors Oft < MI th the third day were wereInternational wereInt wereInInternational Int In rnatlonal honors wnorsAmerlea America Mv Mvfir Olve Olveflrt v vftrfir flrt > > t Grt Greece ce t on one first firstClub ftrstIub lirattubClub tub honor hunorNew New York A t C two twoflrjtu twoIIrdt twoflrrtsflrjtu IIrdt > > Milwaukee Mllyltuk t one first Chicago A AA AA AAA on ont firm PanHellenic J > > anH II nJc Gymnastic aYJltfta GymnasticClub tk tkClubClub one flr liret lireteast rlllt rllltEaaat t tBastBast two firsts ttra Vest eat two Ar ftnt lirsta lirstaticorgantos U UGeorganton i iGeGeorganton Ge anto a Greek Gr lk of wide Ide reputa repututkm reputation reputalionlion wait entered nt red In I the shot not put In InGreece InGr inGreoseGreece Gr they the throw thro rather than put th thshot thhot the theshotshot hot which Is I not allowed by h the Amer American Amerlean m r rlean ¬lean rule rules Ills flrst two effort were weredtmiuaJUted wer werc1hHeUftMH were4h14UKJUeddtmiuaJUted for this rtxtayn and he re refu r rtUtloote refsiedtefu tUtloote tMit make the third He was In fair fairly fAirly ¬ly goOd ge form fort and Kot th the shot > > hut ot 41 4 I reel reelby rootby eet eetbyby hi h his peculiar ullar style styleThe styleThe tTI tTIThThe Th shot eh t with IUt which R Rose e set et a new newworklu newrld newworWsworklu rld JI mark of 4t fet teL t 7 inches lneh vms vmstwo w wI yaatwotwo t 0 ounces overweight overweightHengenson overweightI overweightFlongeflII Hengenson Flongefl ° fl Cartmell and Moulton inthe Inthe in hithethe JWMnet 3imeter tn8er r race were each eh penalize penalizetwo peluthizeatwo naUztN1 naUztN1twotwo yards ard for fate false marts whit while hahn Hahiiwho Hath Hathwho hahnwhowho won In SI t 1i and nd Ht M t a new newOlympic newOlympic newOlympicOlympic record kept his nerve am amdid lintI sn sndidI did not make the break This was wa H Hh atuth itiswlptuth h ll > to him hi lila In more way wa then UItI one a t it ittended Ittended Ittendedtended to discourage 4icourgetie the oth oilier r men menOn menOne nenOnOn One of the th best races riiceoc of the meet meetthat was wasthat weathatthat of Cartnittli in the le 100 K > meter He Hewas Hewaswas 8 punalisod two yards ard and ad wa WI4i badly lJatJl lJatJlIttItt on the start being 1Iln five ftv yards be behind be1a1 behInd ¬1a1 hind but h he gamely Kam eJ pulled tJ1I4 d up and aft d dn dnIIII listigIiQpd nIIII igIiQpd l rWJ > jrfjhri jr thratards taIId BQguij BQguijand JJlog n nanan and 3oultrn ulIjn bot11 botliblOW f vIi when theywon Councilman 6 to 5 second Bluch Bluchcrtr 6 to 1 third Time 106451 106 4fe Princes PrincesErls PrlncesErlco PrincessErhErls > Agile A lIe Dazzle Saulsbury Cotillon CotillonCharleys Co CotliionChancys tI lion lionCharleysCharleys Aunt and Amberjack AmberjB k also ran ranSixth ranSixth ranSixthSixth race raceFor For threeyearolds and andupward andu anduardupward u ward selling mile and sixteenth on onturf onturf ottturfturf Wild Vlld Thyme S < to 1 won Leader Leaderi7 to 5 second Gray Gra Friar 4 to 1 ihlrd ihlrdTime hldTlmp hirlTimeTime 147 1 4 Brooklynlte Ed TIerney TIerneyHydrangea Tlerne TlerneHydrangea TierneyHydrangeaHydrangea Sheriff Bell Stonewall Ston wall and andPennant andennant andPennantPennant > ennant also al o ran ranEntries ranEntries ranEntriesEntries for or Tomorrow TomorrowFirst TomorrowI TornorzowFirstI First race raceSteeplechase Steeplechase short course courseEast courseI courseEastI East K 1 1iaton < < lHton 161 Captivator 160 I Sir SirVorhles SirVorhies SirVorhiesVorhies H 143 Snuff 140 14 Swamplands148 Melslna 148 Georgia Geor la Pine 14 141 Good Goodand Goodand Goodandand Plenty Pleut 167s 16 157 Rightful 143 143Second 143S 4 4SecondSecond S ond race race1woyearolds Twoyearolds live and andonehalf andI andonehalfI onehalf furlongs Merry Lark 107 107Rosemary 10R08Cmar 10 l0RosemaryRosemary R08Cmar Kane 100 Jerry C 106 lO HHde HHdebrand Hlldebrond 1Iildobrandbrand 1W Il Electrical 90 Travers 104 104Gilpln 1HGilpin 104GilpinGilpin 102 Charleys Aunt 97 Loretta97 9 Fra Flllipo 97 Brush Tp 94 Bisque lsquf94 Blue Bird 98 Star Lily LU 100 Work Workman Yorkman Vorkman ¬man 102 1O Annie Russell 94 l1 Delcanta110 Supreme Court 100 Rosebourne He > sebouru110 Highborn 99 Fireball 97 97onehalf 97Thlr 97ThirdThlr Third raceThe Sa Sajphlre phlre five and andonehair andonehalfonehalf furlongs Woodsaw V I oodsaw 138 1 Be Bedouin Bedouin ¬douin 116 Hearts Desire 116 1l Agile AgH118 Ascot Belle 105 Slglight St lIght 128 128Fourth USFourth 128FourthFourth race raceOcean Ocean Handicap one onemile onemllf onemIlemile AlanaDale 120 1 New York 90 90McCheaney 00McChesne 90McChseaneyMcCheaney 12 126 Dolly Spanker 116 116Hamburg 116i 110Hamburgi Hamburg Belle 117 11 Ormondes Right100 Hurst Pnrk 117 11 Bad News 114 114Colonial U4ColonlKI 114ColonialColonial Girl Ill 11 Dainty 110 High HighChancellor HighChancellor IlighChancellorChancellor Gray Friar 100 MineolH Mln < Oln Oln9i97 Lady Lad Prudence M o Adios S7 Col Collector Collector Ccllector ¬lector Jessup 108 108Fifth lOii l0 l0Fifthi Fifth race raceSb Six and onehalf furlongs furlongsPelham furlongsMAjor furlongsMajorMAjor Pelham 114 Foxy Kane 113 113Counterpoise 113CounterpolKe 113CounterpoiseCounterpoise 120 Martinmas 110 Roe Roehampton RoeI RoehamptonI hampton V3 113 Stevedore 110 Gravinn Gravinnpliis114 Merry PIoneer 126 Arsenal Mom Memphis Momphisphis 110 rot San Naughty Lady LadyDapple LKd LKdDapJle LadyDapileDapple Gold 10S Funny Side Liberia Liberiai96 i Stolen Moments lOG Auditor AuditorSixth 102 102Sixth l0 l0SixthSixth race mc raceOne > One ne and onehalf miles on onturf onturt onturfturf Africander 127 Shorthose 116 116Outcome 116Outcome 116OutcomeOutcome 108 l Sheriff Bell 107 10 Palm PalmBearer PKlmBettrer PalmBearerBearer 1M Keynote 102 10 Garnish arnish 100 100Lady 100Lad 100LadyLady Lad Potentate ts S Brigand 93had been bet > n passed by b Cartmell and greatly greatlydisappointed greatlytheir reatIy reatIydisappointeddisappointed their friends who thought thoughtthey thoughttheythey had more mor stamina staminaItIt was gratifying to the spectators and andthe andtht andthe Ithe management to have at least one onechampionship on onchaInPlonshlp onichampIonshipchampionship go to Greece It was that thatof thator thaiofof Kakousfe In a the bar bell belloontest belloontestwhen contest contestwhen contestwhenwhen he lifted 216 pounds and broke the theworlds theworlds theworldsworlds record recordOtto r recordOtto rd rdOttoOtto Osthoff of Milwaukee second in inthe InLhe iiitilethe barbell contest withdrew at ISC ISCpduitds lSGJf 1S 1Ssmuidgpduitds Jf utd to save his strength f fOr r thedumbbell contests He HeHw saw that he had hadno badno hadnono earthly 68rthl chance with the mighty mightGreek GreekEwry GreekEwr GreekEwryEwry Ewr really wen the standing high higtumpjump J ump with 4 feet 11 inches bur kept kepton kepton kepionon jumping until he got up to 5 feet feetnches 3Inches i In an effort to break the worlds worldsrecord worldsrecord worldirecordrecord of 6 feet V h Inches made by b him himself hlms hImself ¬self s C at Buffalo In 1901 He was not feel feelngIng i ng well and did not succeed succeedIn succeedIn succeedInIn the International tugofwar theBoer team omposed of Boers from theBer B er er exhibit and the PanHellenic team teamcomposed teenCOfllpOsedcomposed On1p 011OO of f Greeks were both beatenhi th the first flr t trials The beerfed Ger ¬mans of Milwaukee were too much forthe Boers DOt > rs and their brethren of StLouis put It on the Greeks Gr eks The New Nework NeYork ork team which showed up best In it Ithe trials was composed compos < of athleteswhile the other was composed of gymnifats and the athletes proved the bestmen although not trained to the workOn the team were Sam Jones the highJumper Jim Mitchell lIt hell the weight manFeuerbach th the weight thrower and anc ICharley Charlt Dlege and C Chadwlck Thy P Pwerewere beaten beat n on Thursday Thur3tda by b the Mlf MIl Miwaukeans waukeansAlexander waukeensAlexander aukeansAltxanderAlexander Grant was vas the scratch man IIn i n the ml mUItrun handicap but did not soi Lappear and Mumwi of New ew York was wasard wa Svirtually lrtuaI1 a1 Mr scratch teh man with fifteen fifteenDaly Syertlrn yertlrnDelys ard arIDaly DMlyswln Delys win of the mile handicap was SImpressive I a as u he Is entered In the1600meter 1 championship Bya splen ¬did st spurt urt in the last forty yards he htwon on by b three yards after he had h ha dceased < M8ed to be 11 considered Con k1er d a factor Munson of New York WitS second and hut liii itight for the place with wit Deer the In ¬dian t from Montreal was sensationalThe white man beat the red man by bonly half h U It a yard yardWorlds yardWorhsls ard ardVorltlWorlds Vorltl fairs airs are good ood places for to rOlympic games because beClt utle or the th c t1 > i > > e Cwith which It is possible IJOM lble to get for ¬eign athletes to take In the fair and the tb Cevents t > at a atthe t the same it time timeS but bu t It Is prob ¬able that more people p ople would attend ifthe games were h dd ld In New ew York or o rPhiladelphia I > The Th crowd yesterday e tprday was wo 5estimated U ma ted at 3000 300 which wa was not es ¬pecially pl < IKlIy good under the th circumstances circumstancesFlanagans clrcumMtanceFlan I IFangancFlanagans Flan K ns poor toOl or showing in tho t11 t11pouted Wpouted weight wt > lght contest IH hard to explain IHe is certainly In form but threw threwsome threwBOme thre V Vsomesome three feet below his Worlds orI orlds < 111 rec ¬ord and WM WI WMs beaten lIet In an event in i lwhich he was consideredwithout a peer peerJ IteelJ poetJJ S Mitchell of New N York was also IIe wonderful dlnappolntment dlllQPlolntm nt In the ttto K tpound weight He M the th holder of three thrrecords r ord with that weight wel ht the th last one on newith the Irish style IItI one hand unlimit uuUmltfold ¬ed run and follow In that he ht > set amark of 38 feet eat 5 Indies IIlCh H in 1908 Yester Y tlr ¬day Mitchell was W 8 third In the cham ¬pionship plon hllJ one inch irctiIsiIsind behind Flanagan FlanaganThe FlanagallThe FlessagaisFlseThe third thl d man in tiiu 55pound weight veIgti thandicap wan L I Ileyden of the Us CMaryland Athletic flub Iub luh of Baltimore Iwho 1 111 well w 1I known to many Washing ahlngton athletes Hoyden put tho weight 26feet 11 Inches Hewas allow allowed a fJhandicap handiest of r 10 feetandthat gave uve him himu lilt n nUu place placeDOCTORS vIMc vIMcDOCTORS placeDOCTORSDOCTORS ACID BOTTLE BOTTLEFRIGHTENED BOTTLEFRIGHTENED BOTTLEFRIGHTENEDFRIGHTENED SERENADES SERENADESNKW SERENADERNEWNEW BRUNSWICK Re SIK Pa Sept SRe SReseiitiMg 3RcStIIUnlfseiitiMg the t he attempt It of ja pnrty Jart of More ore I Inaders Inadentnaders to cover OtI his newly new wedilud wediludwife Weihiltteife I Iwlrtwife and himself with confetti anti rice netDr Frank Harris of Trenton drew abonk of acid clii from his Pocket and an iithreatened to sprinkle the th crowd with ltd Itcontent contentTlir contenlJlrIH contentsViseVise rIH Jwrennders k nndel1l left their stock tock of rice tic 0confetti intact IntactI6MaryJand16 I6MaryJand Maryland Day DayC C 0 Ry RyAccount RyCfount RyAccountAccount Cfount Maryland Day Da at the Expo Exposition I Iittoii ¬sition 11Ion Monday Mondti 8 Buptemll September ntember r IS 1 the Chosa Chosap CIUHlPteAlu I Ipeahiep PteAlu ake and Ohio will run u Vorlds orldH Kalr Kalrcoach Ilulrcoach Fiti Ir Ircoachcoach excursion from from Washington Sat Saturday Saturday Saturday ¬urday September 10 at 2 230 IO p In Solid Solidvestibule SolidvHtlbul SoIl d dvestibulevestibule train through to St Louis with without without siti 5 5out ¬out change Only Onl on one night out Mug 4a cniHtant nltIea l mountain river and otuion otuionscenery otUlonCtn1 taxat 0 0sceneryscenery Ctn1 J1 Highclass serviceEXDISTRICT MAN MANWINS AN ANWINSWINS AT SEA GIRT GIRTDrDr George E Cook Takes TakesWimbledon TakesVimbledon TakesWimbledonWimbledon Cup CupWEATHER CupWEATHER CupWEATHERWEATHER CONDITIONS BAD BADDeceptive BADDeceptiveDeceptive Wind and Constantly Vary Varying Varying ¬ing Light Caused Small SmallScores SmallScorcs SmallScoresScores ScoresSEA ScorcsSEASEA GIRT Sept 3 3A A former mem member member ¬ber of the ths District of Columbia National NationalGuard NationalGuardGuard but how a member of the Man Manhattan Ia1 Ia1hKttlln ¬hattan Rifle and Revolver Association AssociationDr A eoelAtlon eoelAtlonDrDr George E 1 Cook of Sandy Sand Brook BrookInd BrookInl1Ind this thl afternoon won the Wimble Wimbledon Vlmbiedon ¬don Cup Match IKtch against a nltlllt nlxtyelght com competitors ClmJtltor cornpetitors ¬petitors by b a score of SS SSConsidering 85IConsidering the extremely adverse con conditions tondltlons ¬I ditions under which the match was shot shothis shothili shothIhis hI score Is fine It Is three points be below below ¬low that of Car Calt W M Richard of ofOhio otOhioOhio last years cars winner but todays todaysbattle tIiYSbattlebattle for the SoOO i500 cup was In a decep ¬tive wind and light that constantly constantlyvaried conetKntlyvariedvaried and It ended In a rainstorm Anl I hour before the match ended a drizzle drizzleset dli le lesettact set in inNew InNewNew Jersey Man Second SecondDr SecondDrDr Cook finished early carl Second hon honors touors ¬ors went to Leut L ut W V r A Towes First FirstNew FlnltNew FirstNewNew Jersey S and third to Capt W WA WA V VAA Martin Second New Jersey Jerse Capt CaptS taptS apt aptSS B Winder Ohio and Harry Harr M 1 Pope PopeMassachusetts PopeMRMassachusetts MR achusetts wljh wl h 83 each eachThree each1hrceThree stopped at 81 Lieut K K VCasey CaIt Soventyflrst Seventy rst New York and JE Murray Murra and Lieut C S BenedictOhio OnloThe OhioTheThe other District Dl trict of Columbia scoreswere Maj Iilj G B Young Youn 73 3 Lieut W Wn Vw v S00800 Cookson 70 0 Private S B Wether WetherThe Wetherall Vethelanan n 114 114JheThe Maryland larlan scores were Sergt JE Glran Glr m 05 t Sorgt W W V Brown 62Corp L B It Beach SS Maj Iaj S J Fort 52 52Marine ft ftMarine 5MarineMarine Corps Scores ScoresThe ScoresThe cores coresTheThe Marine Corps scores were Gen General General ¬eral Burkhardt 68 0 Sergeant MajorHayes 08 LleuL G Bishop 67 PrivateCope 67 Sergeant Howard 68 Sergeant SergeantetchamKetoham etcham 6 tiS Corporal Shrher 63 Ser Sergeant Sergeant 5crscant ¬geant Baptiste 6T 6 Sergeant Maybe hibc 54Private Markee Iarkee 4 46 Sergeant Lonsdale IS ISThe 16The ICTheThe allcomers squadded revolvermatch was won by Lieut R H Sayre ISquadron A New York at 130 with Col Coli Ce IThomas Anderson lIati8Uchusetts 15i C t J F Armstrong 124 Maj S J FortMaryland 122 Maj G B Youmr Dis Disniet ¬trict t niet of Columbia 121 Lieut W V WC9okson C Cookson District > tn t xof of frl Columbia Umbla 89 iB iBNELSONHERRERA 9There r were 140 etries etriesTakes etriesNELSONHERRERANELSONHERRERA NELSONHERRERANEXTNEXT BIG FIGHT FIGHTTakes FIGHTTakesTakes Place at Butte Mont MontTomorrow MontTomolrovTomorrow TomorrowBothBoth Men Are Fierce Mixers and Each EachHas EachHas EachHas LHas the AllNecessary AllNecessaryPunch AllNecessaryPunch J JPunchPunch PunchAt PunchAt PunchAtAt Butte Butt Mont on Monday Ionda what whatshould whatshould whalshouldshould prove prove one of the best fights In Inthe Inthe I Ithethe history hlstor of pugilism Is scheduled > > to totake totake I Itaketake place Aureulia Herrera and Bat Battli