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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-27
RECORDS OF The PLAYERS.
Averages of the Texas League Re-
ceutly Prepared.
HOUSTON LEADS IN The FIELDING
Reed. Fender and sham Meyer Are
at the Head OF the List-A sum-
mary of What Figures show.

The baseball averages are out ana are
published herewith. but il IS hard 70 de-
.er-ninc wha; games they ineiu1e' 4Hs
club fela,ng and batting q Galveston 10
figured on basis Ct 81 games. san All
,oaso u games and Houston - games.
AT the eime Galveston had played d
rs-nes. which included ;he game " June
i. san Antonio had piayed = and Hous-
ton Mayed g. Why the secretary Of Pres
,dent HsuerrArn hae made rs ca!chia-
ton or some teams to one iate AM 9th
,rs 10 another dale Is not known, out u
may be that If san Antonio had been fis-
ured on basis o: d2tc equal - that OF
Galveston It would have M; the Bronchos
in some other than hrst place in club
batting.
Houston. as a club. holds Fourth place
In hating. IN club fielding the BuFaloes
have the first uiace IN the table. That Is
where pretty work IS dcne--in teid.hs-
and Houston has won ne head of the Est
in thai; In Individual fielding .he record
Is no. bad. The top man OF all inh-lders
Is Hcustorian. and the second 'naa IN
the rs; 81 nelt,ng pitchers is Tom HAYES.
who now wears a Buffalo inform. COTE
IN fielding. IS tied for second place WIN
Stanley OF san Antoine. The Houston
ou:aelders do not show up until ninth
place i reached. when Kimerer IS men
&, Le3 Il IS a not3ceatle fact that Hods-
ton feeders are charged N..h a large NUM-
Der o: chances. showing tHey are active
an Tie lal1e. As a iirs. oaseman Meyer
has a beautiful record. He Is cnarseo
with So chances. ana out Of th'rl all ne
has but nine errors. Rcd leads ms SEQ
cnd t.aSemen and is n-;h s "a snortStop'
HIS NLrk ~ short shows rh,ely however.
He played that position III eleven games
averAa,I more than e--At chances 10 a
game and averaged one error % a sanf.
f-edei leads IL third n@semeN, win u
record Of only seven errors out OF ~
erStn-es As q short~t9p he heads INC
the game and having 4u INefAse OF al
most three games 10 l'e error. Houston
has three outaeiders trat 70 above thS
80 inark-kiUerer, &shautach and ptck-
a. They arr the only i1us,rn oNtheloe' :
In lie list caused bv changes IN the OUT
field Nom tn 10 tine
Tee record II H3l~ o1 ptcherS Is 10.
bad Tom Hayes IL second IN the iiSI
ana S,l4z shows NY ni;h. PaiNin IS
The iist Houston hitter to show mp IN
the ln.hViiuai table IS Henry cote, the old
relahle. safe, always 20 oe dttrnded upon
rr.tcher. he is ted 10Y TENN place. II
IS also noticed that san Autono, Al
though lespliug the league M CLUB hatuhg
Il down in ne indlvidual lSt. not Broi-
enc icing seen uutN .N'aln-h pace l.
reached Deuney - h.teeath'
These averages VIII make A nice study
for SUNDAY Thy follow as prepared and
auproyed by the pres iieut ~ tine league:
CLUE RAFTING.
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THE ST. LOUIS DERBY.
ORNAMENT WON 1T, WITH nuCKvi-
DEERE SECOND.
A select Cotcric Got I'm Consid-rn bI,
Money on the Place Horse.
Typhoon I Was Third.

st. Louis. June 26.-Kentucky beat Mis-
souri-ornament outran Typhoon--at the
fair grounds today and several thousand
st. Lou!sians walked home The much
played Typhoon was beaten. not only by
Ornament OF Kentucky but also by Buck
vdere, IL to 1 shot. Aside from the
evidence OF Ornaments superiority. tho
race was disappointment, Ornament s
price. 10 to 20. prevented any heavy play
on him by the visitors. while Typhoon at
IL to 10 was hardly more attractive.
A very large sum of money was made on
the race, but II was not done on Ornament.
1t was made by select coterie which
apparently had very excellent reasons for
knowing Buckvidere would run second ard
the component parts of the coterie found
. to for place about as good a thing as
they wanted. The day opened with a clear
sky, cool wind and track like an un-
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pSite con.es-A AID voc IS rus. lAc
eighth innsrg. however. 9ld rcS elcse With
tie ssso-e. Ch!es pct t5s.Se- cut *
TIE Ax I. vrrt cve- sA.t-e-s sead AID
droprs3 c1tslae tie teEc%
When The zs2ta iESlzs s7rszec Dea.soa
was ous 10 tes csc& il ~~s hen ts&s
Eou<.oa coca..eacea Ass;tzk Bat TIE e<>sia-
ueneecneat VS. 80 Late q sse play AZ
I'D not last kae Ssk.ie- cre-e1 CO wita
lit 70 lei. .Ies5 Sez@sV Il; safe TO
riSas a-A CAREY wez; 10 ;AlrS. Pes3e:
sto.s s@csrd whsn r1ek Naex struck. II
justice - kGax Z. -.zss ee sad sssi se
sacrificed Sas tine az lat ;r!tIs - wctS
a ss,al tc- Pez8e-. wsicS BOP tia1lly maze
Meyer Il; .iy esi, Is isgr which ncs'oty
az. AID SLATER AID Per3s- came sozae.
While Becker WAS a. he "a. SeAr1 trted
20 s.ssl secora s,4 wNs thrown oat beeSe-
bit q pop suVl and reGlr~3 tie side, Hoas-
tgu row had ore tn to re god :; lie
visitors could have Se-c held Gown fer 'bs
"a ianlrg the c4v;o-y would sAvo ot~e7 II
Bus.Sioss'. ~; they o,ula 20. DO t. NIL
ie- led CT. hy hitting ;he umpire viii q
bst.e5 NSIl THIS Is base lit Grde- tne
rules ana although ,he hall could bare
keen tlei5ea. tbs t2tsrnan vas entitled 70
fins; tAsa Page Aivsnued him vi,h hi
HA-av struck eu;. &ai Miller sole :At7d
Hammer hit safe 20 Tisht ne!d AAa
Miller ecnr@i. tieiae the scors noT;e hit
: rop toui. which Cote held. There were
uow two men out, : tie sco-e. snt Dealson
had TWO men o. bases one OF whom Was
at third CAles went % the Slt, watched
his opportunity. and HI, not one TO Tea-
der. The third tAse-aan threw On. his
feeie-s. got them srocod the esi. Il went
through aaa doubled him " AID ell 10 the
ground He could 10. Held !. in time 20
throw Chiles OF; &: first Page vet. over
the -i6Ss- and the game Was the properly
o. he visitors.
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NEW SEASON OPENS MoNpAY'
CLOSES TODAY.
First Championship Season bna'
with Today. Games.


u,,,iavss Games close ele first casrnrio1-
.h,n series IN Texas. and t.e7a Is 70 re-
s,,lt so,,brru5 except the race between
Houston and Galveston for second plsSe.
s.,, Antonio has The iirst cham !37saip'
u-i,s was mad. certa-u Then he Two 80
,-le.s were sl--e.d upon a. the rssce1i ieiail r
meeting at Galveston ana the esfly daY
axzi. ms was u1falr. L was icrcea
,y-on Houston and Galveston hy the tall
,rse.r-s w+;h san Antonio's aid. hut ;he
worst feature Of the whole thing has been
th. kes-rirg OF Umpire Phelan n serv o.
n, san Antonio. Tte PARIS i'-lm say tne4r
treatment IN .hc raoeut games there was
s,rnply ,-out4 rnptiole and he penisoH u-n
aav that with anyth!1r NE 'air pn'ni--
they would have taken two ,.a3 ifohA9''
three games en- their recent visit iarre'
An OF this throws a ta.ut ny san ~
toniys victory which oUEh, 30 ~ a7y-
thing but gratifying 90 ,re V.c'crs. and
much 20 b.. regretted hy AL lovers ~ Tie
spor;.
But LIT an ,sa. 20. 1t everybody he
gin anew Tomorrow. wtn 'he aoHiifea'
hone mat the unpleasant experiences -
the reoeuj past WIZ no. ree4r iresi-
dent IIna.rma.n saocH ~ oa'e remove
Mr. Pnefau. b.. S. an 'mpe!-ueat % the
sport. for though ho might really 'ry 70
do whlo o. rgh, ~. the 'lrre he car
s,eyer give satlsfact.ou. Er.rr cign iu me
l,u,ue believes he .s.es s, t..s wors; OF II
whore s.H A1'oaio ia iu ,he game. and
hi, retention woll1 simuly give color TO
MS complaint.
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About nctting Odds.

To the Sporting Editor of The Post
VIII you kindly advise how managers OF
turf exchanges arrive al the odds offered
on combinations? suppose combination
on three races should Ice playcd--A Is
quoted 3-5. - IL G-i. what odds should
be- given, and how do you arrive at result?
II u 81 in the fourth race ehould he In
cluded In the combination. what should be
tho odds? In betting on horses that are
coupled" II either wins Is II considered as
ona horse? Where dead heats ara not run
off, are bets Cancelled?
Commercial Traveller.
Luling. Texas, June 20.
l. The odds would be S2140 to ST. II
d at 2 TO is added 1t would be s6A,20 to 81.
| The result is arrived nj In this manner:
You put 81 on a Mt 3 to g and win IS.
| You thon put tho IS on Il Mt even money
and take down sld-that is. your own stake
| OF IS and the IS you Win. You then put the
| SIG on e at to /, and receive 50 for every
| dollar you have put up, this means you set
back your $40 put up and win SOC, this
makes sil9 you have In hand. Now, you
| originally started with IS, SO deduct this
and you have won sl07 for your So. Divide
| l0I by and you have received the odds OF
| sci 40 for every dollar you have stakcd
2 In betting on horses that are coupled
| they are considered as one horse, and II
ono wins You win,
| r. In oase Of a dead heat in match
| race and ID Is not run off, the money Is
refunded, In races other than match races
| The money Is equally divided, For exam
| ple. II a bootnaker bet you 10 to against
| n horse. and he ran dead heat, yon would
receive half of the bet, namely, $3.50.
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may may BY a little diplomacy, ~. = w
incl, ,.a,ei, health. They do NOT thi,s ! !
, wuiie 10 pay any heed to a sli.h, Y,
Won, a t'ttiing bilious attach ~.
BUSINESS or sleepiessness. a, : s...w
appetite. The first thew ir,. s ~ =
dyspepsia, liver complaint ms,'
matisin, nervous prostratiou ~ ~.
sumption. Even then thew =, sag
neglect their trouble until III.
!, a wise wife will assume gusfdi,sssl
her husbands health. she Yin h,
nave at hand bottle Of Dr. Pie,es'. ~!
medical Discovery. When he, ~
feels out of sorts she will SEE th.. =
IT, 1t makes the appetite keen ~
ton perfect, the liver active ill., M
and the nerves steady. II build, ~ ~
strong muscles, and healthy n,,,. y.
~ cures dyspepsia, liver comnl,ir, ~,
rheumatism and nervous prost1Sc. ,
cures % per cent. of all cases 81 80.
ton An honest dealer will ALVIN y
you what you ask for. 2
was sufferer from malaria. u v,,,.> .
HilI, oil Zsuto, Louisa Co., Va. srl
failed to cure me. l took three bot.;ss p n
Piefces Golden Medical Discovery h c.,s.k
with his Pleasant Pellets, and was eu,ss h
now do as good days work as any MAJ =
Constipation often causes sictn.s \
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con,,;..ss.'
One little Pellet is gentle l,,,t, :!
two mild cathartic. They uey,r y; ).
They are tiny, sugar coated, anti NJ
granules, in little walls. Dugrsu :
them and have nothing else I'm ,
good" They regulate the Stomach n
aud Bowels.
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sporting Notes.

Ledhet,er. Texas. June ?s-An intsu.
Ing though quiet game Of bail he-t ~
erday baween the Yegua and Leib,l9
cams resulted in Q score Of Q to ~
favor Of Ledbeuter. Batter,es-For {eu
Erwin and Sampler; for Ledheiier, Ran.
dolI II and Rassiter.
Maruurz. Texas. June S.-Ths JHS
and MarqueZ ball teams played ss1s
mere this evening. but the heavy MA
stopped the game early. Jeweti wen %
the ha, three Times and made ); Marquis
battel twice and made IL.
Alvin. Texas. juno @-The Alvin IN.
ball team left early this morning or
land for AnEleton. where they phyed 4
game with the team Of that iowa lotiy.
I omurrow obey 20 80 Neas@ py ril sot
Will try conclusions with the algysis =
the mouth OF the Brazos.
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NECkOLOGlrAL

STEPHENSoN-Tharp TeHu, !ua y.
On Saturday, June 10, nssr N MAsa
OF about forty eight hours. Liza iae W
year-o old daughter Of Mr. John sepasao''n'
died OF congestion. 4
JONES Beeville. Texas, June .-An
NJ. p. Jones. wife OF VIM. Jones, aiea 10.
yesterday at 4 O'Clock. after 40 ilns's "
only few hours. IA
NOBI. ETT-Llvingston Texas June =
Mrs. Alice Noblett, wife o. !oaa ~
blett OF this place, died al s'ls lhn ass W, {
lug after a prolonged illness Of .vo ssn
or more She leaves husband ana W.
SON of former marriage to mourn w. "a, - !.
she VIII be carried 10 Lufhn 'polk.. y :
route TO Rusk, where she WIZ y ~ w
tomorrow. that being the home
childhood . N
WILsoN-Balrd Texas, June ~, - 4.
o'clock last afternoon was coa,e'sI nj.
cemetery the remains Of Dr, D. =. "" d
son one of Baird's physicians aI VIVA
citizens. For nearly two yeais . w. s,.rp,
has been troubled with btlsns .,.a "a y
and his death came not uneap "niv 81.
friends He leaves wife, tae yn iis M,
nection he has In this section. M ~ n
was conveyed to its resting pave "
Masons. ,,rs A.
.JoNEs-Rockland. Texas; , ra,r, Ill
Mrs. Mary Z. Jones, agea y. Z o'clock L
very suddenly last pishi ~ ,,.ros MI
heart failure. She leaves nu hsr ru,lnss
tives and friends 10 mourn nv
dt snWppRs-Kosse, Texas, Ja.' VA ~
n, 'o9" ~ his his residence. sowds1s s, Az RT.
is.s ,a,i,rs northeast Of Kosse, ne, .vs /
San,Ss 80 in his GOta year hs 'e'"
, nom go may 10 mourn his lcs'' =. n.
BAIRp-Hutto, Texas; y Sa. hsss ~
Robert Baird, aged ~. VINO ~ na ne pss u
sick At his home near here w r,n ~, Hi =
mon died yeetriay molni t,n,to ecn.
NOM we're inferred in the HUN, .a ma
t ,,sr,I today. He leaves Q we ~
children. lima SIA
BILLS-Palestine. texas ,s as moral I
night at S O'clock al tna' ,, ~ Nh. %
that good and beloved ola ras' IN her S,
BiIls passed away. she :. m member d ?.
xaar the wife of the senior ns behind "
las, TEXAS News. She ieas . .hlldrsa y
a" a large family Of grown , oN y
W." nos, ~ warm friends. VINO ,0 rbsrs bt
nor ~, IN East Hill cemetery, M, s.iF
remains a YEA ~ - rest at 5 O'clock va
noon. n,,b Texas, sune
NAsav,,rVp. Nash. e5 year, = qIots
suddenly this morning satore bis d'am
heart disease. JUS .ster. but tis'I
asked for drink Of More Ms II cold
INTO Inconsistencies pe' ssnior penM
brought. Mr., Nash was and hs ?
d; ,no Fort ;or worth for twen'y'h' ,,rs Il. 3
PERR9m ,.Sy AGED Sc year,. d asuu Il I
", A. r small Village in ms is i I'D ~
urday evening, o ahs for many , yss'
resident OF ln nanected by all wao, m n, u
His three daughters W l.. Boya y,
NJ Tom Bean, Mrs, w Marks Of NanS7
city and Mrs. ]. NJ. las 10 Msrsiul'
accom- panied the remains
th msTy1WSsRRIIpGE-Kosse, Ts xr' D
ma a. the residence OF ,,%hsridge, y
pled, az xosse Grandma EIn xsry ~
son 0, ~ Her death was souss )
age OF 20, nm and about me san MO- VI
MINUTES min before she diea' !,
heart failure. $50, Texas. Juns .
rohn Martin died here M cosss
SIS He was resident y THE fussrg
snwn, for many years. .usplce 9
cured today under md tn 4. u. ~
johns lodge. A, =. w ana Dprial Z
tege was very A1ke
Grove cemetes1' & K 4; 81
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Hss-e- h.;--Ey Dsiioe.
TINE .. Ssu.e-l.$s.
tEyi-c-MacseS


San Arscn.o. Texas. yunc eS--T'ae nai'ss
DeseaSers Coz a lead 9. u IN the hTs'
Inning today and Rep; It Until she FOURTH.
Ia; tire Bra-eaos were On iseer ris'"'e
AMI Won cut by s.corc Q! 70 AAe
game v~s close and intensely eNeis1ns
all ;As way tAruleh. The .raoias was
e-f,lix-s on e.osn sides. For the .irs' ''FAs
,Ass season tire Rroaoisos played an erHaF-
les< Ss-.seA Lee guaaen the Austin shc~-
p-a;esSsrsl tvf-le-, performed on rae
slab 70, ;he Defenders AMI Iil rnasSTAiri-
cen, work hea3sas ;Ae heavy hitsers Gown
10 siSAt hlss.
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The Diamond.

The Houston and Texas Central boys
and the Remineton team played n very
warm and interesting game OF bali at
To,eat mark yesterday, which was wit
no,srd bv n large crowd, This ts the MN
straigh, game rhe Central team has won.
The reNi TRIAL wa he with the Model
I.aundrvs. The features of the game were
Pevton's catch In left field and tho pitch
ii,g of Nelson for the Centrals. Follow
ing is the score by innings:
r, II. u.
II & T. c............244 a00O-i2 /. 6
Resningtons ......,,..i 00321 % s
Bat;erics--For H. & r. c.. Nelson and
Dobor; for Remingtons, breeding and
Hutchinson.
son7.
Earned rYns-centpsis s. Re1niagtons I
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Meet nj wnro.

Waco Texas, June 2s.-The Texas I'D
Sion league of American WheelmA q
meet In Waco June 5 and program, Z
races VIII he carried out al loby's Gut..t
mile rack that Will prove ,nseresiMt,
wheel circles Mr.. Tom Parker, vSsa
manager Of the Dallas track, and In,
NJ. Drake manager ". Waco, viii hi
charge II the races. An important "a.
Is ANTICIPATED and good ATTENDANT i
looked far 80
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GnIvr.ton 2. paris 2.

Galveston TcSag 1urc % zach team
had crazy quilt cutneld today. Ga!Yes-
ton huying Pitchers Sparks and Roach in
right and left re. pec,.Neiy and PARIS haF-
ing plek ai.l Nolan s3ues and Name
the ccn,er r.idcrs, were the only men
Who coult ho relied on 81 ball went past
the inleld. Sparits had three chances ard
hrce errors Dillon was lnt hard ana
often but failure on the part OF the CAL
N"a,ons e take adventas Jt the oppor-
tnnltics offered lost he e..lne 10 Paris.
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be run over the Crosse Pom. ,raa
August. There will probably IA 81
ether entries. all prominent stake =
ners. no horse that has not won son,
stake event being eligible. The purs =
b. of appropriate aze for a fied N 4
class aud the distance mile and n
seI. ~
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IInnstnn 4. neMl.on !.

houston" - b"'lN"" '''
It VAS uotolys game until the ninth In
,t,,.1 ,-, wish .y,,, ,,,... out and tq,o
N''-s
on bases benson s-'J''' '"7 W" '->'- WV
tie rcatesf.
Thu. opanint, r..tu. OF the Dca.eon- Hpie-
,.,..,. NV, ,,.,-- "a
t"i 'N' rs "3' '''' ,
finish when Umpire 'larH 'aIlep RAY
hsYF' a team o. ztyarp,ug felicwe in varie
..-., ,,,. ,,,--,.. ,--,. ...--,..o. or tb, f..lI
an a-.-fi'a '2 'A .'s-'."=' prev 1910 81.
ths Houston 'earl .v-t ~ ae bat aud
tt-.. me-. se.t down Sot one reaca4I
..4..-. .,... r..-.-
rs
G1- sound Te -- a.il" faa. s'4I+si'-'
T..-- 14n T. .a-se crorI g-.s ~ Ih-
- cad -... tI,-..-..-- -..-. .....i
--. @- '-ss -4-- al "~,'
j. f+t -c 1- g.. 600 t4.1 ana aai4e i Ma
s. I5,,..t5-. walII w.r.
......-. .s.., r...,...,
N cake sAt 1o'T ---'
e H-- .- -.rl l}s9a
Z SIC r.-.y. cpd .-sJ u-4ie - lr.-i g.
III
-rc-4re4t Pre- 'e-l-+ fs.-e t1e players
o. 19-1 t e. n-y were
Q' a-- ~- 1' F'ayrl
vel t-se-rr @2. -.- "fTA ~ ~
az gaze s,s - i1- i1' 'l
81 y--. ' ar .. .-' 49, .'- lil
--H "." a ~. p.
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Defeated nnld ana Cooper.

philadelphia. June e6,-.Earl Ktser OF
Dayton this afternoon defeated Eddie
uald OF Buffalo and Tom Cooper of De-
iroit in u match race fer $1,000. best two in
threo he65s at a n.ile. Only two heats
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baked brick
Three races passed through that stew of
clay before the derby was called and they
did not improve 1t any. The good going
on the track was around the outside edge,
but apparently the only one who recog-
nized that fact and used his knowledge
was c. T. Patterson. the owner OF Orna-
ment. Mr.. Patterson took q cane and I'M
ostentatously sat down near the mile post
whlie the three starters paraded before
the grand stand
Starter Kitchen sent them away to a
hying start with Buckvidere nose In
front. Force OF habit sent every Jockey
over to the rail at the turn right in the
heaviest of the going OF the track Owner
Patterson at the mile pest smiled sweetly
and sat still. As they turned around Ty-
phoon was singing mud like a politician
AS the three neared the quiet Mr. Patter-
son the owner of Ornament rose and
signalled with his cane. At the instant
Clayton shot Ornament clear across to the
dry ground and before the other jockeys
could grasp the situation the race was
practically won. Clayton's maneuver fresh
ened up the son OF Order so he made five
lengths and he kept 1t TO the close The
mile post, too, was the place where Ty-
phoon apparently had an engagement for
he wanted TO stop-and for all practical
purposes did stop there. He was beaten
tickets Ioo,,od III s,'n,v s,ar rp ''p"O'
Twenty thousand people witnessed the
race. Ornament will he shipped TO Cincin-
natl tomorrow 10 run in the Oakley derby.
Miie and a siytcenFh,-C. S. Bush Garnet
Mile and twenty Yards. selling-AIaddalo
LAZY Britannia Morals't. Time 1:Gta.
I,.,-i5 r,i,,,.. "a, i'"'''o~'1'' -4>'~''
DERBY. si2To. mile and a half--orna-
ment. ~ CCNlyton) 70 % % won: Buck
s'ond ,55 y 1 70 ai' 20
, 10 third. Tine PSI.
| Mile and seventy vards-Diclk Behan. A
b G Jack Bradley Time l:56.
one ynMe-C,old Ton ROYAL Choice Nam
Ln'""'" Tr"ck. -
mora ,,..,,,,., ,o,rro,,o1 80 ryato,io ,odav
i'',' p','p' 'o"r'.s.' 20 iss.'',r We, '0pas
Boancrecs and the Cincinnati Hotel hand
,oap rae. Rlu Ncuuiron. owner of Boa
,.r.,.. ,>,,,,,,,,., ~. $50. 80 so. q,
!" nm ,o,ay III al WI" ~, mo- r,,'t,,a a
~, urleT sros owners oil liio' anu 'he
one MIL seiiineWf;l Toro. + p r.. Vel.
~, W ", M on onRs-MaclVor' has'"s' ChAeo-
p,. Iliuf 'VS' an
rt on" INV" ~, se!1liS| Whi'e OAK o'iea"
Inc oncinnmd Hotel handicap, mile and
/ MncicIlanJ ,rme nsh i'o''''''
Five furlones-Fiora Louise. Eleanor
/ Holmes. Florida Rose. Time I:03i..
one mile. selling-Oscuro. Orlmo. Ban
quo ii. Tfme l;i2la.
sheepshend my Track.
| New York, June 2;-H'hese was the usual
half holiday crowd al sboensh.,,d h,,, 10.
gay ana the people saw some good con-
'es's
seven MISUNDERSTANDING. Woihurst
Storm klng' Time l:s' 40.
CROMWELL iia E 3iith T i,,e ~, waiter
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AILNIIn -.....,........-,...,I J > 3 ; . ] III
Fort Worth @ > ! ! % D D. .
summary
Earuel runs-Austin . Fort Wor IL y
Two base h's-Woiever. Weckoecker.
Underwood. BadGer, Co,hhower.
Thr-e basr tlt-Mcsm-r.
Left on Austin ,. Fort Worth IL.
Struck cu--By Chamberlain ., by COLL
flower !.
Esse- on called baus-or Chamberlain
S OFT Coniaower ..
Double olav Reynolds. i'm and Pabst
.S'olea aaseS- Marian, MOrrison, Coin
flower Ba54,ir ,.
Batter hlt-W cIkart
Passed balls-Wolever 3.
Wild piiches-Col!inower /. Chamber
Jain .
Vme 81 game-2:lo.
JInuire-Shcenau.
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THEY PLAY TO-DAY.

THEY PLAY TODAY.
Dcpfson at Houston.
Paris at Galveston.
Dallas ut san Antonio.
Fort worth at Austin.
NEW SEASON OPENS MoNpAY'
Houston Mt san Antonio.
Galveston Mt Austin.
Paris ut Dallas.
Deuison at Fort Worth.
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TWO GAMES HERE TODAY.

Denisou and Houston NiIl Close the
FIRST Series.
GOOD PLAY At THE PARK YESTERDAY
Paris Defeated Galveston, SAN An
tonic and Austin Won-A WORD
About Umpire Pheian-
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Two iuea on: wnsn WIan.ng r-n VS.
5-a bv tuning is3A5sTss
Jyoust5n ...................0 o I pa 90 ! =
i.-at-c,a ...................lQ Q g . o = .
,n,I I7lns-fIoustor !, benson ?.
T'qo h2s. h!,- Baulner'.
home C1us--Chi.'-s :.
I.ect On btses-By Houston i. by Deai-
S-rick ou,-Hy Parvln :, ny Hardy ;.
Rases on called bail--OH P41vla :. Oh
Hardy T.
Double play-K7ox aud Never
S,1l.1 hls==-DevcCey SfuT-?. Fcn1f-
becker. DoN.e 3. KeInm-r hoiheFnel. MI
riar,er hi--Nipeter.
fr mo ~ Earne-i IS
l-LruLr,.-r N rk.
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I,a--s.-i 17ir.s-pallas ., san Antonio !.
Two Hassa h.;S-ke--te. Weber. Clark,
Cooley. Muilsnsy
Home rla-NcClcskey.
Left on has..s-San Antonio =. Dallas 5.
Stclsn b..ses-SicClcskey :, Clark. kee-~.
O'Corlor
Double rlavs-krlau. Ozark and O'Con-
uor. Hall. SlsnefeS and Mll.Nue!-
struck out-bv keete g hy Runden 4.
Eu1deN s
Batter h.r-Bv RrndeN
Wild piich--EuudeN.
Time ~ gam@-lie.
Unpire--Phe.aa.
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\ hace Between the stake Winners
st. Louis. June 2S.-The entries OF orna-
u,snt. Buckvidere and Typhoon II were
secured today by q representative Of the
Detroit Jockey club for . special race 70
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Detroit. June 26--Highlnnd park win
ners; Mystery, Irene Woods. Paul Griggs.
Laiverock. King Elkwood.
Chicago. Juno 26.-Shenield winners: Jer-
sew Lad. J. II. C., Abuse. DR.. Shepard,
Corduroy. Del Coronado.
Kansas CITY. June a.-Todsy's winners;
Lit'ie Chap, Oninoor, Fairy Queen. Mar
auise, Bob Clampett. Oldham.