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CnNEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
LAWN TESlIS.
Many Cracks Start in the Sleepy Hollow
Clubs Tourney.

TAEETTowS. Sept. / The Scepy Hollow
Tennis Clubs annual open t"urnamentopenei
this afternoon with nn entry list OF twenty ono
experts. including Parrt. the wi inner Of tho
ali Corners at Newport Allen, the champion
OF Yale: Littl" the Princeton Champion. an
number OF the New York 4. {. EXPERTS in
eluding Poland Mallory TIA" cub champion.
Only a few matches wee playe |, as s"v'rtl
OF the crack out-of- town PLAYERS had not mr.
rived vet. The feature of the day Was tho
match between Allen and Rohrr' sou. the cracS
player from Yonkcrs. The Yale chamriol
seemed badly out Of form. and Robertson no!
only captured The second set hut also pushed
him In the deciding act. Scores:
Mems Singl-s-Pr liminary rnMul-E. J, Martin
heat Edward Hall. by default; W. G. S'rprE beat
Wil IAN Tempe. 10. -. Il. l.. strong hcat ".
A. TarEock 0--l -, c. =. BIT Deit Ralph llrrol.
., 24i, Ga. F.rstrrUnl v, J. Ma-tu h"0t {.
NJ hrlyes 81 81 -: 4. D. Ltte heat &. An
drewH. by default, T.. A. Fre Imam bat j. .dnrtnn.
y default. j. A Alien best j. L. Robertson Dr.. "a
I'd, "a.
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At Osvego. A. N.-oswego, 10; Binghamton. g.
p. M.-Oswego, 13: Bnghamton. 3.
AT Troy. A. M.-Troy. 8; Cortland. 8. P.M.-Troy.
o; Cortland, II.
At Rome. A. M.-Rome. 7; Utica. T. P. M.-Romo
8. Utica. s.
At Albany. A. M.--Albany: .: Schenectady. 8.
p. M.-Albany, D; Schenectady, 4.
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At Rochestcr-First Rame-syrecuss. 3; Rochester,
:. Second game-Syracuse. !. Rochester, I. Third
game-Syracuse. u: Rochester, IL.
At Worcester-First Rsme-Sprn-feld; 3; Worces-
ter. T. Second Ranle-sprinRteld, II; Worcester, {.
Al Provideuce-First game-Har;forl. =: Prpvi-
dence. II. Second game-Hartford. 2; Providence !.
At 1oronto-First game-Montreal, .; Toronto, =.
Second Eane-MontreAl 2: Tornnto. ..
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1t was not a case OF unk nowns in tho annua.
twenty-five mile road race Of the Associated
Cycling Clubs OF New Jersey that was hold on
the Hudson county boulevard Yesterday. IL
was rider of recognized merit who finished
first and veteran at the road racing game
who captured the time prize The FIRST man
was Floyd Krebs OF Maplewood. Nj. and the
tine prize winner Snn was Perry OF New
s,c,cCond time prize. and T, j. Gillon. Of
Perry had one minute. Munroe thirty
seconds, and Peer ono mnute and thirty SEQ
onds. There was poor police service and many
accidents. John Sidlier. while attempting to
cross the course. was run into ny a racing
wheelman and thrown. His nose was broken.
Ten thousand persons lined the course. There
were 90 starters from the tape at Wehnke Is.
near where the Forty second street ferry Ian DIS.
The course was laid out two and ons-half
miles in each direction. There was confusion
and controversy over tho times after the race
and the officials could not announce all the
times OF the men. Perry. the time prize win
Charles Hauser, His time was minute 10 q 5
seconds Following Is the result as far as the
officials could figure IL:
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4 CHICAGO. 4 (sEooND oAME.)
ra,p.an

Flrrt basc orrors -Pittsburg, 8. Left on basos-
Chicago, 1: Ptt.hurs. a. First base on nsll,nof
2. Three base hits--wlliams. Fox. Two.base hit
Ryan. Sacrifice hits wolverton. 49, Mlgoon.
o Brien. Stolen bases-Wolyerton. Beaumont. Tay-
lor. Double plAys-LanEe TAYLOR and Wolverton;
Beaumont and Fox Common. MaRoon and Mertes;
Taylor and Mertes. Passed ball-Boworman. Um-
pires-McDonsld and o'Day. Time OF game-2
hours. Attendance-S. 900
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swimming run scored with two out.
fBatted for Kennedy in the ninth inning.


Nov York. 90. ...........O O o q o.
Two-bass hit-Jones., homo rMn-oBrion.
stolen %y PSh1n FIT FIT b base o." ON
balls-Uf Kennedy, / OF Getig 3. Struck out-By
G"ttig. |. Left on ases-Brooklyn. 4, New York.
,unassisted.) Wild pitches-KennGdy, l; Gettg,
Time a hours. Unipires-Emslie aud Dryer. At
tendance-d 100.
BRooKLYN. 3; NEW YORK, 4 AFTERNOON GAMEO
Up at the Polo Grounds In the afternoon the
Brooklyns repeated tho trick they played In
fire. in the eighth inning when i looked Ike
defeat for them. The New Iorks were minus
the services Of Davis and Grady, hut their sub
Ion $ men did not play their usual swift field
ing game. hut when the emergency came they
were equal to 1t. To Charley Farrell Is due the
Dagger coming at time when hit was needed
10 win the game. He caught great ball, too,
end stradied Hughes Admirably.
have done much better. Then he took one OF
his trips skyward and Il was all over. The
New Yorks had enough chances to win. hut
did not play the style OF game necessary to
in New Iork's half OF the second. with two
out. Martin 9nd Hardesty singled. both mon
scoring on Seymour,s hard three bagger to
tween the two beacheries in left held and had
no trouble reaching second. Foster was hit
by pitched ball and both men advanced on
Doyle's sacrifice. Farrell's arm suddenly shot
DAILY had haGged him with the ball, Gleason
WORKED Hughes for free pass and on the lat :
tors attempt 20 steal coupled with FaTrelrs
low. throw. .O'Brien ran home. After Wilson
walked to first, Gleason stole third. Farrell
throwing the ball over Casey's head. and tho
4 hot srounder which went over Martin 5
Baseball, Washington Park, { L. VI. To-Day.
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At Grand Rapids. A. M-Cirand Rapids. ~; Milwau.
kee, q. p M-Grand Rapids, 2; Milwaukee, 8.
At Indianapolis, A. M-rndanapois. ?; ct. Paul 2.
7. NJ Indianapolis, q. st. Paul I.
h-Detroit, 8; Kansas City. II.
At Buffalo, 4, M-Bu1alo. d; Minneapolis. 8. P.
. Iufalo, 8; Minneapolis. 2
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-Chngman out for running out Of line.
Louisville ...............l 4 o Ola
EHome ,runs-Rtchey. Cunningham. Txo-base
htt-Clarke. Threeba hu-Leach. Sacrifice
htt.-Zlmmer. ClinSmsn. Phillippi. First base on
balls-Of Young 3; on Mcbride 2. Double plays
Cross and Shrek. Struck out-By Young, ! by
Phillipri. l. Passed balls-By Young. /. stolen
bases-Heidriof, Hoy, Clarke Wagner wild
pitchcs-Young. /; Mcbride. /. Hit by pitched
ball-By Young, Kelly. Misunderstanding and
Latham. Time-2 hours 80 minutes.
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Connecticut State League.

~ Now LohuOh 4. M,-NeW LOnuOh, IO' MOE
wich, I.
Al Norwich, p. M.-Norweh. 5; Now Iondon. T.
At Mtriden, A. M.-Meriden. ~; New Havsn. X.
At New Haven, P. M New Haven. q; Mrrideu. 2.
At Waterbury A. M:-W.terbury. -. Bristol g.
At Bristol, p. M.-wAterbury, II Bristol. I.
At Derby, A NJ. Derby. q: Bridgeport, 4.
At Bridgeport, p. M.-Derby. 4; Bridgeport. 3.
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-Batter for Howell In the ninth inning.
Boston ....................0 o IL
Baltimore. ...............O l o o.
Two.base hits Holmes Three base hits-sheckard.
Lowe Sacrifice hits-Wlis. Demont. Stolen bases
Long Hamilton. Lowe Keister. First base on balls
on Willis, |; of Howell, T. Struck out-By Willis
4. bv Howell, 3 Double play-K,iStOr. Dsmont and
Crisham. Tme-2 hours X minutes. umpires-
Lynch and McGArr. Advantageous.
CINCINSATI, o; CLEVELAND. 3-FIRsr GAME
CISCISNATI. Sept 4.-The Clevelands drew only
small holiday crowd TO day, about 1900. The Reis
had but little trouble in making clean eep of tho
,wC games. The scores:
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PHILADELPHIA. 3; WASHINGTON. 2-rrnsT GAME


'"t"'S''''' d VI % TO = IUIhIb''''' 2 VIZ TO .
TWO out when winning run was scored.
Pliladelphih.,........O y o q Ia
Washington ..........O . 0 o o 0 o %
Twobase hits-Stafford. Barry. Sacrifice hit
Piatt Double plsys.slsele MCFARLAND and Nc.
Gam Stafford and McGann; stafford. Mercer and
Barry. stolen bases Thomas, slaRe, Delehanty.
O'Brien. Struck out--By Patt, 81; by MCFARLAND. ].
Left on bases-Philadelphia .; Washington I. First
base on balls-Oa Mcfarland. T. First base on
rrors-Philadelphia .: Washington 2 Passed ball
Farland. Time-Two hours and twenty minutes.
Umpires-Swartwood and Hunt.
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people witnessed a. dspr.."inG exhibition sv'n


First base on errors.Chicsao. 8; Pitisburg. ].
ON balls-on dritith !; Oh Tsnnehili. 2. Struck
out-by Grifhth. =; by TAnnehill. /. Two-base hits
-Mertes. Beaumont Williams. Sacrifice hits
Conuor, beaumont, schriver. Mccarthy. Stolen
bnses-wolverton, beaumont t2l. Hit by pitcher
BY 9riffth, I; by TAnnehill, /. Umpires-O' Day
and Mcdonald. Time-2 hours.
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Two base hit-Deckloy. MnoAllister. Three base
htt-Irwin. Stolen bSses-I.orkheAd. selbach q,
Dou6is plays sullivan, MoAiliSter and Quinn;
Tucker and L3ckhead; struck ont-By HATley .,
Hit by pitched nAl-By Hawloy. /. Wild pitch
Uughey. Passed bAll--Prit7. Left on baseS-Cn
cinnati, r; Cleveland 3. First base errnrs-Cn-
cinnat, /; Cleveland 2. Time . hours. Umpires
ManassAu and Connolly.
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:. LOUIS. .: LOUISVILLE. l SECOND @ AMEl
Tot.ls.....2 o24I4 3 Totals.....1 ~

St Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENT u q o %
LonSyillr ...................O q D u q o o.
Two.base htt-Tebeau. Sacrifice hitS-ChildS
Powell, Ritrhey. First CSC on balls-Oh Powell, /;
Woods /. struck out--Ey Powell /; by Woods, /.
Stolen -Heidrick. Umpires-IathRm and Can
ney. Tme-2 hours y minutes. Attendance
II 100.
BOSTON, 4 BALTIMORE, l.
BosroN. Sept. THE champions took to.day's
game by timely hitting and good base running.
Ills touched up freely but received good sup
no ri and won his game. The acore.
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LOUISVILLE. Il; ST. LOUIS. a-rrnsr GAME.

sr. Louis. Sept. labor Day and double
header drew 700 rersons out to League Park this
afternoon. Louisville took the hrst game by
Of to 2. Cy Young. the terrible, t~irled for The
Perfectos but he had ttrrOrI for the Colonels
they raped him at win. He stood II for hve in
nings when Mcbride was substituted. but to
purpose. Phillippi pitched for tho Wis tors and the
ST. Louisiana could do nothing with him. Cling
put out OF the game III the first FOR ques-
tOning the umpires ruling. st. Louis the
second game aftor hard fight. The scores:
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CHICAGO, Sept 4.--Pittsburg forced Chicago back
TO eighth place to-day by winning the first game OF
the double. header The second game was called at
The end Of the ninth inning account OF dark ness
the then being tie. Clark drihith was halted
hard bv pittsburG In the hrst contest. Both the
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rnlLAnELrnIA. 17: wAsnINarox. o--sEoonn aAME.

Two-base hit-Delohanty. Three base hits-Childs.
Dolan. Left on bases Wash ngton, ~ Philadelphia.
6. struck out BY weighing. .; by Fraser. 5. Stolen
bases-Cross. Mcfarland (2l. Dolan. Double plays
First base on balls-of weyhing. /. First base on
errors-Washingtnn. /; Philadelphia g. Hit by
pitched ball-By Weyhing, 2. umpires-Swartwo God
and Hunt. Time-2 hours and minutes.
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.xcIxxArr. &; CLEVELAND, 1-sEcoND GAME

Iw0-bAse hits-WOOd %, Irwin, Beybod STOLEN
bases -Bccklsy, Taylor; Double plAys-Lockhead
and Tucker: IrTtp. MrPhee and BeoEley. First base
natl, I; Cleveland. 3. First base on errors-Cincin'
natl .; Cleveland, .. Impircs- and Con-
molly. Tlme-l hour 81 minutes.
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First base on errors-Brooklvn. 81 New York, .
Let on haSet-BrOoflyn X; New York, 10. Three.
base hit-Ssymour. Two base hits-FArrell o Brien,
Gleason Sacrifice hits-Doyle. Double plays-An-
derson, Hughes and DAILY; Martin and Doyle, First
base on balls-On Hughes, q; oil Seymour o. Struck
QUIZ Hughes. g. by Seymour. 10; Hit by pitcher
Dahlcn. Foster. Passed ball--Wlson. Umpires--
Emslie and Dryer. Time hours 81 minutes.
Attendance. $500.
PHILADELPHIA, 0; wAsHiSaroS. 2-FIRsT GAME.
- PH1LApEIpHIA, Sept 4.-PhilAdelphia won the
hrtt game through WashingtOns in the tenth.
The seoInd game was a walkovar Tho Senators
could do nothing with Fraser, while the locals hit
WeyhinR almost at will. tsndAnce-morning,
3,64B. Afternoon, 1919. The score:
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wheelmen; J. II. Lake. Harlem wheelmen, second;
f. l.. Kramer, Harlem Wheelmen. third Time
IL minutes Al SO seconds.
Twenty. eve mile race betwesn motor oyeleai

j: stinson and q. Stafford. second: Harry Caldwell
and ]. Reagsn tLird; Frank Waller and II. r. steon-
son, fourth.
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Lawn Tennis on the Coast.

MONTEREY Cal. Sept THE drawings
were made here this morning for the two DAYS
round robin tournament IN which the quartct's
OF eastern champions meet / he star Players OF
the Pacific Coast. The r.sulrs Or the draw
'ngs In follows: Tuesday morning
Gcorg" Whitney. while Ward viii meet SAM
~ i'HrLy and Wr ght vii meet sumter
Hurry. In the afternoon Whitman Ia puted
against sumner Hardy, Davis against Samuel
R1rgG wSTa Hgsns, M M9he Whitney and
"a ioIlDws: Morning-W whitman w. Georrs
Whitney. Davis vs.. X bert Whitney. Ward vs..
Afternoon Whitman ", s,mu%, LIarhy.
George VII they; and Wrlht V, ROB-
crt Whitney. In pra"ti'e today tho
defeat d Robert Whitn"y by the sc re Of 80.
q Tnp Harvard pair, Ward AMI Davis als)
prncticcd against the Whitley bro hers. who
are the crack pair OF the Pa"'tl" coat. Thu
scor" was close hut the visitors outplayed
their opponents and won.
Lawn Tennis Tournament AT Rlvcrhead.
tennis tournament OF tho Riverhcad Tennis
Association was successfully started today.
Summaries:
Mus pouble--First rouud-wil am R. DUNN
and John II. Terrell Le Gated Or George V El-
wards and tico,g' VI Vail. ~, u-4.
LADIES' Dmn.ct-Prel mnArr rount-Miss l. al
Corsin AID , LIS Fam; II Cry u dSfc.t.d Ms
-, 80. Il I; Miss Eugcnia 9. BsniNmsn and
Mrs G. NJ Terry defeated Miss Alice 7 Perkins and
Ladies Doubl, ~ Final round Miss Lnah Corv
AMI Miss Fannie n. CurwLn def 'ated Miss Eug MIA
b. BENJAMIN and Mrs, G ~ Terr -. -
EdWArleB defeated George 81 Vail, o. nd,
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SARATOGA. Sept. 1.-THE twenty y five m lie road
hcycie race. which opened carnival week here
to-day. was won by James W Nicholson Of
Sandy Hill in hour. 10 minutes and 54'. sec
onds. Fred A. Dunstand OF Saratoga was sec
ond and James A. Ieary Of Saratoga third.
Lewis J. Schillinger Of Syracuse won the time
prize in hour. | minutes and 5G', seconds.
Schilli niger started from scratch while the win
ner Of the race had handicap OF six minutes.
WHORE We're forty seven starters.
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The grounds Of the New Jersey Bowling
Green club. on the Communipaw shore Of New
York Bay, were yesterday the scene OF a once
sided match in two Kinks between the nick OF
players among The home talent and the ev-
merits from the Boston Iuwliug Green aIl
Curling Club. The visitors were dshrartenod
over the failure Of the best six PLAYERS Of their
number 70 latch the early morning train out
Of Boston. which prevented their appearance
Al tho grounds IN { mo Tor the mat"h Rather
than disappo,nt the SpCcta urs, tour Of thu
Boston Players w"rC ptteG In two-r,ak
match against two different teams OF Jersey
men, the result being a victory for the latter
by score Of 81 TO shots, summary:
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The Springfield team was defeated In the
Eastern League game at Montreal on Sunday
by 4 score OF q to ,.
During yesterday mornings game at Wash
ington Park. word was received that Mike
Brady's brother was dead. The news WAS
withheld from the player until after the con-
test, when he left at once for his home in Phila-
delphia.
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The Italian American Athletic Club OF this
city held a cycle meet yesterday at Ambrose
Park. Tho Italian f1ve-mile championship race
aroused the greatest interest among the spec
tators. It was captured by Charles Nicchia
who rode a game race and Just heat out
Michael GENTLE for the honors by a few feet.
Summary:
OnH.M lie Novice Race-won nv Inris Prv. A c
Nieman. second; q. Jek. Boston, third. Time.
minutes 80 rrouds.
Half Mile oien Ia Al Authorization nv q. c.
hreiber, X. &. Bcdell. second, C. |. Anderson.
third. 1in", minute 81 seconds.
OLe-Mile Hand cap-Won by Louis Fry; 2. r. RoS-
cngrern. second. c. X. Powell. third. Time. ?
minutes / seconds.
Italian Five Mile Championship RRce-Won bv
Charles Ncchia Michael GENTLE second. Time. | 2
minutes IS seconds.
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Baseball, Washington Park, { +. VI. To- Day.
Brooklyn We. New York. Adm. soc, aud 25c.--Adr
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q
There were iorty-seven starters
Motor cycle racing was introduced to the
yesterday by five, pairs OF crack racing men
mounted on tamdems propelled yariousy by
small! crowd present. but those In tho grand
stand and blsachers involuntnrily leapcd TO
The rst turn at 81 Clip the machines heel eel"
ing over ike, yacht in a gale Of wind. 1t
turned out to bo a very roor race so far as com
fren"h machine spy circ ed ahout those Of
American make despite the fact that on one OF
ride On the two-scnters, There was, however.
a thrill in the spectacle that held the interest
ayers and the critics that this sport properly
put on the track with ten or a dozen machines
would prove as captivating here AZ 1t Is In
Paris.
took a lying start %,W MilieraptJ;W Judge
Stinson and Stafford held them pretty we'll. but
the other three teams kent falling behind and
finish, The race proved that in the races
where they are used for pacing, the
cycles %S not SrSG9 e tSs IT.
lance weTc broken and from tho first mile to
the last the time was faster than the records
Baltimore. After going couple OF miles Wal
Ter and Steenton quit, their machine being out
had been put out Of the race through an accl-
| dent, Waller ard his mate reappeared and rode
ns re. sco 91 to y for "
hapPened in the 1ttcenth mile. A valve blew
out Ct tIre and the machine tonpled over.
tonrhe, slid on neatly and was hardly
on the, cement track He knew how to fall as
| ceyerly as a circus tum bier. however, and after
| rolling over and over for twenty feet. he was
! picked up ana carried away with no homes
! broken; although no wNs severely bruised and
scTaped Tho tandem meanwhile lay on it's
side the motor still ,'moting" and the renr
! would permit. 1t suggested cat in its dying
| thrOps and introduced n spectacle in cycle rae
| ing that kept the crowd standing and chat
| tering.
Three short races preceded the motor cont test
The novice race was won by one whose Rp-
| pcaranoe left no doubt Of his novice standing
! of at the knees and shoes without stock nRs
| His queer dress caused much merriment but
! it was not the only o Id feature OF the event,
for I'll" sccond man was Gneof the professional
| trainers at the beach. He Inns been handling
men for six years. The one-milc handicap was
| made interesting by tho runaway ride Of Wal
slight and innocent looking boy not yet 10
| years Old. He started from the 100 yard mark
All won by 200 yards. Kramer beat out
! lnugth and half The championship OF the
Metropolitan district and he club trophy that
goes with i wont &c, WahTenbergHr, Of the
made the pace In the asst lap hnt was nipped
at the tape by WahrenberEer The summary:
Third-ot:a-Mle Noyice-FinA heat won by william
| ]. RYAN, Newark, James Richards New York, sec
ond Edward Burning Brooklyn, third. rime-IA rs
| seconds
sea Breeze Handicap; One Mile ProfessionAl-won
ys rsi f L KT%Smsr harI'% Whs elm scratch
One.Ailo Exhibition With Motor -Pace-By
hopndsman John scheusslsr Of tho New York
Five Mile Metropolitan District Championship,
Amateur-won by ". +, wahrenborger. GrsenwiSh
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WEsTFIELD. Sent. 4-Forty-two riders
the wostfeld- Fanwooi course hero today.
Jack Townsend OF Crawford. scratch man.
won the first time prize in 30 minutes ami "a
seconds Charles mbleton OF West
field and Ray Poole OF Piainhed. were tied
for the second time prize. their time heng
~ minutes and 40 seconds. They started from
the 5 minute mark. William Hvsop Of West
field riding from the limit o. 3 '1Mtcs can
q two and a half m mute man. got second nIace'
Louie Miller OF We-tfold. finished third and
and Herbert Bnrdock NJ Westneld fourth The
time made by Townsend is the record for road
racing at the distance In Union county.
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Other Gam es.
AT VAN SHss-P. N.

DrrsdnsurhtA A. c.. 3 2 o o o ii . 5
All Cubans .........l q q o o o. 2
Batt,ries-Stono aud Rodriguez; Koran. McGraw
y
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RsgeDss Let the Contract e a. 4
Barrett, - Tacoma.

Rs9enss Let the Contract e a. =.
Barrett, - Tacoma.
special Dispatch 20 the Post -InfeIiisencer.
PULLMAN. June h-The board OF re-
gents or the Agricultural college met this
morning to let the contract for the Gen.
strucfion Ferry. and Stevens halls.
Regents Candesd. 0searns ard McCroa-
key were present ~ the morning session
ana spent the time In examining the dilker-
ent 0ads- Regent Allen arrived at noon and
The contract for both buildings was let "a
A. r.. Barrett. OF Tacoma. for t7t.ooo
mediaieiy and close the contract. The
buildings will be pushed with all possible
speed, II betag the aim TO have Ferry hail
completed by December l. Mr.. Wesley
Billiard. the coiie9e architect, arrived last
night ana spent the day with the regents
In examining the bids.
Regent TAAnatt ard President Bryan
have been absent during the day at Colfax
loolgtng After the suit Of she State Of WaHh
lngfon VI. City Of Pullman to recover g. 100
owed by the city to the college for water
They report that the jury trial was waived
and the case II In the hands Of Judge Nc
Donald without Argument.
The college power plant Is situAted at the
loot OF the hill. and there II always q great
waste Of fuel In heating the buildings. With
tho new buildings this waste viii be In
creased, no the attention OF the regents
VIII b given tomorrow 10 the PRACTICABLE
lily OF moving tho Plant
The beard will adjourn tomorrow even
tnG. the regents returning 10 their homes
excepting Regent 6teafnS. who goes to
Portland on business
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ntes<al Dispatch to the roxt-Intelsi9encef
TACOMA. June s.-The I. o. o. r. gsate
ersaupueas and Rebe1ah assembly con-
80 hero at Armory hal! this mcrusnR.
r. Grand lodge will convene ~ 10 O'Clock
tenuesTow morning.
oMcers Of the encampmsnt were elected
ep1ay ~ follows:
6,.aa passsarcA z. r. HaAanssa, epsnas |.
80 - PRIEST. ". II Psssssn. Abas1san: ussa
6ss vsrdsn, "a. .. Isasn. Waala Walia: erssd
- vardsn. II W. Lasdsn Taesua, a.nd
go osssss ". ssocta. spskAne. e,snd fssss-
-. T. D. Knsabehi. spoksne: GvaaA sspsssss-
sn6s - sovereign grssd ,odss. l. =. Aass. -.
Sun1fs
9hlo evening viii be held instaslatson
ofevices By the sncampment and q spectal
6euGon OF the Rebekahs. IT which tho new
seoeesentatives Will b given the assembly
1Igse.
Il The meeting OF the Rebskahs. which
cGevspsd this morning. lbs delegates we're
pfpsent The report Of the secretary show
"a total membership In the state Of SsnR
Within the past ten years ntnety-two new
h1ges have been instituted. making the
pfesent number III. Lodge receipts during
~ past year were 4.6nn: expenses.
&eA.D; tck benefits. t5<7-6: total assets on
h6nd. Qs,50-G. Seven new lodges have
1efn Instituted during the past year.
ne rsceipts Of the state assembly were
yesr thirty six deaths have occurred eInong
~ members.
QsW Cfacers VIII be elected Tomorrow.
After tfie work OF the order this evening
4 Grand reception was given the defeenfes
q 0ermAnla hall.