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BEAT NAYAA0E.
New Cup Defender
Walked Away from
Old Racer.

NEWPORT. June :5-Prcparations
were on foot carly to-day to sc, the
Constitution ou; fer sail. condl-
lions were ia!rcr than they had been
FOR some days. Their. was light breeze
from the north. The sky s,ili showed
Gark patches. which threatened snow
.rs. bu, the fog had been driven out
10 ssi.
Designer Ma, Herr.shon came down
from Brl.to!. About 10 o'clock cons,i;u-
ton cas-, on her moo.ings. Instead OF
running OF before the gentle north
wind and going to sea. she started upon
winIwari work. After an hour and -
half she came back to Rose Island.
Here. with the wind but ,rlne more
than Ugh. airs. she met the Navahoc.
nov yawi-rissed.
Tn. Constitution cane about and the
Two yacnts started NJ the hay on wind
ward work. 1t Is the first time that
anyi hing o! Size has tried To sail
ALONGSIDE the new boat. and while befor.
the Constitution has seemed TO be doing
little NOR. than drifting along. she
seemed easily To hc walking away from
the old racer
Th. Constitution did no, have UP her
h'g club. After II few tRcks the Const!-
tuition again headed down the bay. sail.
Ing laZiy along toward the open sea-
apparently seeking an afternoon breeze
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BASEBALL CHAT.

Those thirteen 'ur. thr $, Ltus team cor
r.il~i on sitgrtab proved haotoo After all.
Nov there 10 no, ',a sh3 vii no, b.li,rs
thit tina, uunt'r r',rxs With .t ~. h,ri..t EiLi
- ll.s An, ihst i. MT 'atins tEe W.N-rhtf.
fursrei any III luck yesterday. The, scf. ,,m.
ply haipliyei
There s.rr NOR. applicant, lot u. ht.psill
IN 'csitri.y'' game ,hia 10 AZ, hour ,ni hal;
l.scha!l argument u latter ,-sp ~, 'i,i ~
eNsuait"s numt-r-i six Her. ~ Is WIi'Arr.
shoulder bump--' hard by hs,t-d Dsls IN III, ,~r.
uai. sirans. arm pierced by s~iN in,hto:t I'm.
PIE En,re. .houiisr ii,l3ss'ei b, 'oyI up5
"''n'r. rhin la,.rs'si ny foul ,ip ,Ht hnE-r
knocked out ~ Joint; Sirhai. lss inilrci ~
foot .iisht!y hurt by csnn.ction .!,h foul tip.
All .sfs able to r-,umc 'o.fa'inni on the IA
mead With The exception NJ wsrr-r. rh1 -cat
10 th- r-osi- ,hor
Way on earth DON'T those G.sni. learn ~. ~,
and run game Had GsnIsl 'oilo..d lu prin.
rip,es IN 'ar second lnnns NJ mIsh, b,yr
reached nrs,. while wallace ~. pbyInE ,rar-
hi.. With his miller
Charley Hickman Is really Playing short NE a
champion. HE pickup snt thrns ot Sieh h,!., ,
s!os roller IN the seventh inning sls -I.,tr
= airc" % work a. has hctl seen "a the Hsri, m
meadow this y-ar.
What duke homer that rap of Sadhoas ~a.'
bernard should hsy. caught the hlsa Jne. hat
SLOWING circuit Of ihe h,sss to b.. made
The nrii time sYdhor vent 10 bat he ,snnei
VS. - not f, auss hit
Heidrek 10 = eorker IN St. Louis middle "a,
l-n. lie can srooe most any high on. tn II
enmss sithln mile Of him. and yss,srdsy he
VOL earned 4 good round haud.cIap for pallny
eaun H:etmSn's tro ssorcAsfs.
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pickup "f his ball NJ the seventh hole.
Had he not picked up /; would have
been the grnniest Is holes ever played
In this country. 1t Is mn1ucstionably
the greatest u holes. and the hole he
picked w on Is only ls5 yards and an
easy I.
According TO the ground rules any
ovcrpiaycd ball on the seventh and four
t..n;l green's Ia allowed the privilege
%. water. and any ball out OF bounds
Is played from the tee for loss OF 1.s.
tincc or at the point where Il socs
over with loss Of stroke. Ills ball
trickled over 10 the right o! the greens
and fell between a ire. and water
pipe and was unplayable.
when asked why he did not play II
out he said II was friendly match
and 1t. HaS no, worth the trouble Of
going back to the tee to play over. m
he was then several M on his op-
poncnt.
In view Of the subsequent score. how
ever IL was almost a misfortune that
nc did not take either OF ;he privileges
h., wns entitled to. OF going to the ,e.
for loss OF distance. or dropping on the
Es Is.... ......:...ss .:...:..s & ) !: ; 5: : Is
x1,ns s1A
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VARSITY CREWS
SLOW AT START.
The Yale and Harvard
FreshmenJumpAway
in the Lead.

NEW LONDON. Conn. June 3~-ln
practice starts ;his morning the ,fa)e
freshmen eight got the jump on the
Varsity In three trials out OF nve-an
exhibition not particularly pleasing to
the Varsity. IN. work OF all the crews
was light.
Vivian Sickals. the famous English
oarsman and Coacl. arrived this morn
Ing. coming from New London In the
Yale launch. He Is a guest at the Yale
quarters.
Tomorrow there will be twO-milc
rnce between the regular Harvard
freshman .Our-oa. and "a Yale freshman
four.Oar.
The Harvard varsity and freshman
e!ghts both showed Improvement this
morning over the work Of asst night In
practice Of racing starts. the varsity
boat mos, OF the time beating out the
other. In one uUarter-ml.e stretch. how.
ever the freshmen won BY quarter OF
q length,
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OLUMBIA RACES BIG YAWLS
AlLSA AND VIGILANT FOR CUPS.
Old Cup Defender Al
lows Her Rivals Heavy
Handicaps, but Holds
Her Own OF Glen
Cove.

GLEN COVE l. /. Jun" 2? Win
wl exceptions all the yachts entered
'Or IN. N.S York Yacht cubs races
.pr IN. Glen cove Cups were y; m"
starting lin. on Mntiuu.cpek point to-
tay waiting IN" h-!ns o' tae Euu which
sen; them on 'h"Ir way tor the prizes.
The greatest interest centred in thc
special contes, between tn" last Amer
lea. cup defender Columbia. ani the
Ailsn AMI viglhnt. which are yawi
riEg.d. They wer" - cover N. nf''"n-
mil. triangular course ,Nic. and on
acC0un, ot their r!x the Alsa and Visi-
liant were allowed tw"niy-on" minutes
and ten seconds Gy III" Columbia. which
IL considered 10 u. trying although
fair handicap under ,h. circumstances
Th. Columbia .lid no; leave t!,y Isl.
and until this morning. and as sh. cams
across IN. Sound In light nor;heas:
wind the D!g .lDop looked al! over tbs
racing machine that she proved hcrsc!:
TO b. two y-afr ago. on IN. Jcrstf
coast "h"n sh" saved IN. cup from b"
ing lifted bv n" Irish haronc'. : =
Thoma, L.p'om sh. was accorded .
rousinS reception from the steam yachts
In the nec, as IN" cam" along In charg.
OF Skipper charley Barr
The starters We're.
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rorGlIKEErsIE y. Y. June IS =
There vas no development, ;hi. morning
In the controversy as TO whether
Charles France. jr.. .h,.l represent
Cornell In IN, single. 'uil rae. coach
Courtney said that Il" md no iuforma-
Ton 10 make public, He said there
would b. conference q; Ithaca to-day
to decd. the question. Sonc OF the
cr,w would talk nbou, III. matter.
It was very h"t on ih- river this morn
ms but tho water wts unrri!!.l. so
Courtney dceii~l to haze his men 90
out. They rnw"d up n" river and en-
cnun'"rius tne Pennsylvania four j,l.',
leaving th',.E u'a 1oGs". N unexpected
race took pl,-n hctN'rn thn; crrv and
tn. cornell -FOUR II So, I. hand gnp ION
'r~' Ia Nmch thr Coru.ll crcA nad /,
lead ot ap"ut rsght .rngth. II IA. start.
uunLrr. Omir"w C"rn~I.
They rpwcd NV" miles and a half the
lthnynn- rowing their quick stroke of
y, while the 0unhe.s pulled 81 In an ef-
fort Ia reduce the red and whites lead.
VII ch they iicc"cicd in do!nG 50 that
cornci led ni ~. finish hy only a
Length The f,hncars pul.eL against n
strong til" waite l'n1ylvan!n's four
hmh almost slack water close To shore
When the c1rn.ii Varsity and Fresh
men cigh,s got 20 III" START with III.
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CROKER HORSES
PLACED TWICE.
Sweet Dixie Wins CAT.
wick = Americus
Takes a Second.

LONDON. June 25.-Richard Crokers
black il.y Sweet Dixie J. Re!ff up) .xon
the Gat"ick HaEd!cap a; the Gatw.ck
summer meeting. The race wa. for
,hrcc-y"a,-cl ard upward distance
one n'!le
Moininsdew MARTIN up, won the
Aiaror We!,cr Plate u; one mile. Rich
ard croker's Ameticus IL. Rc!n) was
second and S!rn'ns Wood finished third,
Archduke II. tRetn up won the Pur-
Icy Plate. Distance hve furlongs.
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PRO" GOLFERS
VS.. AMATEURS.
WestbroOk's Tourney
First Of Its Kind IN
the East.

a th!rty.slx hole scratch. medal play.
tournament. open to amateurs and pro-
fexsionals. Will be held at the West
brook Golf Club. July G. Cash prizes
will be awarded to the professionals
and the equivalent n plate II amateurs
finish IN the leading places.
This event will be the first OF It's Kind
ever given by club In the East and
will be OF unusual Interest. The West
brook course IL In splendid shape at
present. and players who MAKE the trip
Will see some hnc golf.
Visitors will be well taken care OF.
and 1t Is hoped n large and representa-
tive field turns out.
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RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

RACE TRACK. ST LOUIS. June %
The races scheduled to be run here to-
day are as follows:
First Race-Four and onc-half fur.
longs--Won by Rosy Gross, s TO l and !
'tol. Jungirol. :. to l :or place. was sec.
oEd. Okla thi-l. Time-b2 81
Scond Racc-Five-cishths,of n mile
Won BY La Crimea. . to 3 ard Z to 8;
Maggie C1opton. I to 8 for place, was
second:s Pothccn third. Time-i.0
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WASHINGTON PARK RESULTS.

RACE TRACK. WASHINGTON
PARK, June ?j. The race. run here to-
day resulted as follows.
First Race one nile ana seventy
yards Won BY Pirates queen Is TO
and ! 10 i. ENccisls. 2 10 ! sor place ran
second and Fantasy :hirL. Time
~ IS
Second Rncc-Fi Fiv-..igh;hs ot n mile
Won BY Alan \. Dale. TO - and out:
and Harry BECK third. T!nc--i.ce IL
Third Rnc.-F!vc.tIga;hs ~ n ie.--
Won oy En.u-ancc.. . to 10 aud
10 ; Sweet Billie. 3 to ! FOR y. ,cS,
was second; Sister Jean.e third. Time
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YALE PLAYS
HARVARD AGAIN.
Great Crush Of Grad.
yates See Second
Ball Game.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. June 2a.-The
annual commencement; baseball game he.
tween Yale and Harvard took place at
Yale rl,lh ;.I's afternoon. Harvnris
splendid nine came to the diamond
flushed with the decisive victory over
Yale a: cam5r. dSc .as, week In the
breasts o. the Yale players there re-
posed confidence occasionci by the
:act that behind tae nine ga; and
chaered several thousands OF enthusl-
a.iic graduates.
The usual courteous amenities were
INDUCED In just before the call OF play
when Yale roared ont cheer FOR Iar-
ward. and the latter replied vociferousiy
.or Ya.c.
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CHICAGO LAYERS TOO BOLD
Warrington TarL stewards Order
TI,-m Not "a DlspIn, Cards.

CHICAGO. June 2i.-The bookmakers
got too bold TO suit the management OF
the Washington Park track to-day. and
the stewards ordered them to take down
the cards waich displayed the odds In
u conspicuous manner. Betting was
INDUCED In freely. but on the personal
wager plan. no tickets or vouchers OF :,
wager being exchanged.
Not a favor!te won. r. G. McDowcil's
Aily Monarka WON'T third race AT 81
to l. She was the great surprise OF the
afternoon. Hennon won the nrst at
ona e san 1na5ss ,Se 'or,S Hon me SCI,
Gonfalon. the nth af 4 to !, and Leon.
well. ats to ]. the sixth. ~
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YANKEES FAST
BUT FAULTY.
Quakers Rowing Them.
selves Stale Like
Other Americans.

HENLEY. England. June .5,-The tns,
practice spins o! the Prnutylvanin Uni.
vcrsity crew puzzle the English experts.
who snv the Americans form IL faulty
bu; ;hni their speed Is und-niablc. Ellis
WAr!. ~. coach. and Managers Hart;
and Fuller hav" been warned against
i;he danger of overwhelming the Amer
leans. who are doing much more work
than the Lea'nier oarsmrn. Yale and
Cornell made a similar mistake.
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Fourth Inning.
Chance WIS disposed o! bY Dahlcn
and Kelley. Chids flied on, 10 kcclcr
i!aymer drove fy into Dahlcr's hands.
No runs.
DAILY trrlc'i. Dah!-n famed. Ne
Crecry fi.l gu, 10 Hirtz.ll. scoring
Daily. Gaiins wa- "ut nj fret. One run.
Fifth I"ninx.
Mccormick's grounG.r split Kennedy =
finger. but he died al hr.,. kcnnedv
was replaced by kitson King stru X
out. Hughes singled lInrtzcll n!cd out
10 Dahcn. No runs.
Mcclure fl!ei out 10 Dexter. kitson
did l!kcwis TO Kayin.r. Kelley drove a
NY to liar;zeil Sc runs
>iNth luMInI.
Green drove tn" ball over Mccre~ry's
head for home run. Dexter pop III q
TO Daily thanc. tripied Chiids wa. re-
placed by Mcne!c.. who struck out
lhym"r singled. scoring Chance Nc.
cnrrrick foul iii.d 70 Ga;ins Two runs
kc"ler hunted safely. Dolan famed,
baly singled. sending kceler 10 third.
bah.cn singled, scoring k.clrr Daily
was run down. Dahl.n getting TO second
Mctrccry struck out One run.
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CHICAGO SERIES
ENDS IN BROOKLYN
Champions Making a Great Fight to Climb to
the Top in the Pennant Race.
The Hating Order,

bIookiyH. ,,,uiNhr',
Eeeicr. RI. Green. &.
Doian; u. tN.er'
DAH. -. cnTI AZ
Uanm.en. ksm. 20 pa,,n..r "a an
3SeeFs. e'' W.S.r,.,cr s
,saIns. 30. ~, VI ''''S"'
Mtss. Tfm.se,
ASnneS.' rS.o,, '
WASni.>''o'S
- 49, y,,d,
outnt OF oa!! 'esse'o rom '"' .'''s
City put In an early appearance at ihe-e
~,ounas determined 10 cap;urc the mai
s'
game Oh the present series -''"' 49,
Hanlon's two-,imc pennnnt winners.
Thc Champions. by ihcir victory over
tne '-H'ei'e 80
place In the race and. as they are ahS-
ious to climb further they went AZ III.
y4xt,or. a, de,er,,,n.I fashion ,o.d,y
go. - 80, H., ~ :,
Sap.. zoe Nei'ey. VINO Is ~ 'nars' :"
the BROOKLYN team during Manager
Hanlon's absence. ma!. every one o
nj. ninve,. i,du,p. In .x, s,I,J hours
s 's." ..uu's ~ ~" son" '''u'
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY ENTRIES

,sp.ci.l TO me fr-nins wo-hN
RACE TRACK. SHEEFSlIEAD BAY.
June 5,--The entries for tomorrow :
Faces ar. as follows:
FIN, R.e.-ssliins :or ;.or..rolt,: AZ. ani
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THIRD RACE.
The flnsy; selling, ,or ,yu.y,

Neither One had the speed of this
b. Eiec:ress. Lady Holyrooi. Catn.ron
and Honolulu. They ran In very clos"
order 30 that It was anybody's rae. 70
tho head OF the stretch There Cameron
soon settled all doubts by drawing away
and Winning easily by two lengths
Lady Holyrood took ,econd place n,
the furlong pole. bu: In the last six
came very % tas, and beat L.dy Hayrood
q head for the place.
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Sporting.
CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.

RACING AT sHEEPsHEAD DAY.
June Is 10 IrLi I. go =. u. Train or sA!nsA
NINTH DAY. TUESDAY. JUNE Is.
PhSsY TIDkI. AND POUR OTHER RACES.
Leave Eas, 3lth st.. r. r.. via l., !. RR., at II
A. NJ II 10 ~ 20 II. 60 Pxrior Car Tfain.) l.l0,
10 .lO 40 $40 Boan foot Whitehall 81.
VIA 2.tA 81 Perry IN connection with L. I. RI.
N !, O'Clock and every 70 minutes. Tk!yR
Rapid Transit from Brhoklyn Bridge tSev Yo:t
.!i.p BrI6Ss trains VIA Kings County and pr:sh-
ton gssch Road. also F1a;hu.h Avenue Surface
Lin. via brighton Beach Road every 10 min.
ute. From broadway. Williamsburg. take o-.an
Ave CArr All Dro'siyn .ur'ac. cars transfer
direct 10 track Musie by Lander.
ADMISSION To FIELD STAND. SOC.
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There Was an accident IN this race
which came yer yn"Rr costing tn- turf
It's best Jockey. Shaw Margravlntc MAS
ridd"n Jy SHOW. an" ,urionx from
i, home ne was squeezed IN between Wax
Taper and All Gold. Wax Taper was
PROBABLY at faui In the race Margra-
v!atc made the running followed by
Forsol.e. l.n,.on, Pr.nc: Of Melbourne
and AL Gold IN n close bunch. They
held thi, order to the stretch turn where
Landry luckily got through on the in
side and took tn. lead
All Gola and Wax Taper then moved
IN, one on either side OF MMrgraviat".
and they punched him and he fell. Wax
Taper was sw.rvtnE badly. :" tina,
c"omhs had 20 pull the horse up to
keep him from fouling All Gold. Car.
buncc won hy neck from Wax Taper.
who was half length in front ot All
Gold.
Shaw was not injured save bv the
shock OF the fall. and the stewards AZ
ter taking testimony disqualified Wax
Taper
Sixth Rnce-Won NY Lucky Star
Eloim was second and Maro'hen third.
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Port Royal was favorit. hu, after
making n. running for hait mite he
quit. Burns then brought Peninsula Up
with rush and heni Cpmput. three
parts OF a length FOR first money. Com
pu,e beat Nagrant 4 length and a-halt
for the place.
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Medical.
OLD DIR. GRlNDLE,

q years a specialist in dissaAea Of men. Under
OLD DR. GRISDLEs scientific tr<atmsnt blood
and skin 4!-ssses pains In bones. red Apo<s. .e!s
throat and mouth. ulcers. painful suellinSs. kio.
ney and bladder cmopiAinu. A:aldtn6. inaAmma-
ton gravel. hc.. are speedily cured. Impede
nsnu removed. Sufferers, DO not waste time
visiting lea. skil:pi physicians Remember. o-O
DIR GRISDLE haa . record fss marSeloue eursA
OFFICE OVER 10 YEARS At III wsst l:th T..
between 9Th md Sth ava. Advice fres. Nseis
cine 81. Hour 3 70 .. Sundays 8 TO }.
DISEASES or MDS CURED
In \ few days IN DIR PAuLs PiiARAAcY. %ota
st. AMI ;. ave, specials, In all diseases OF men,
no matter how long standing. Positive aud ress
nAnsrt cure guaranteed. Call any time.
Consultation tree. Medicine reasonable.
AFTER all others fail curing private disssssa.
discharges. consult Or. Bolton. 203 West Slss'
q. Moderate Charge
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WINNERS AT
SBEEPSAEAD.
Owners Of Wax Taper
and Ten Candles
Dodge Race.

Especial TO TIE Evening worh.)
sHEEPSIIEAD BAY RACE TRACK.
juno 25.-There was nothing lacking to
make the lot OF the race.g goer ut Sleeps.
head this afternoon "A mos, happy one.
The scorchlng heat o. the morning had
given way 'o "A cool south sea breeze
that was deliciousiy refreshing. The
track was In perfcc, condition and the
card was one that promised eacellen,
sport.
II was expected that Wax Taper and
Ten Candles would come together 70.
day. bu: their owners dodgcl the issue.
and so Ten Candles went In the second
while Wax Taper started In the n!th
The stakes were the Pansy. for two
year-olds. and the Tidal. for th,ee-year.
olds. In the frs, named n moderate but
well-matched bunch OF youngsters wer.
carded. but the Tidal looked an cas-,
place for Watcrco!or. The other race,
were promising. and there were not
many Withdrawals
The attendance was UP 10 the lare.
average.
u
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III FOURTH RACE
The Tidal: for three -y-ar.oIIh one mile

l45T sNH koV'. NoH tIh8T' IIIh"-I'Js 70
3z.yvAtercoiOr was. OF course, a prohib-
1ge sfayorite. Shaw took him 20 the
u audSnever let him down, He won
Tie Rreatest ease In the remark
(qstt time Of I.3sA-5. Smile, who
~ second choice. rnced In behind
SAe4 Military to the stretch.
-: loosc and started for Wa
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t'Srd 'siitl unIj pHnunuoll
\ pas.c,i ball allowed Kruger t. score
l'urk"'' was given transportation. bur
kct SnI Ntchols worked 4 dnuhl" steal
Hickman max ns low return rf Bow
"rTarH throw iI-lh-.ck ou'. N.ll'1u Ia
camel Two runs.
s'rnnss r,n g. c"n,r" Mas, Mns s""h fGr
R"w.rrnnn famed Wallace stuck ou,
on" hand and mailer paN's's line ny 40
runs,
rhird In"InE.
Van VI, gndcr McG,nn's long ~
Donovan ."i. Melon 80 hrS' palisn
rast"d a siGl- to ccIftr. Wan lid mo-
have 70 'noy" q step 1" gather ln Wal
ldccs tail Nv No runs
Harper presented rhyl. with - pass
Van bounced a shor; single oyer iItr-
sirs pir Wallace M Il tEc has.-
Hickman hit 4 rul er 10 Is usr forcing
fhYl" ~ III" plate Camel was ~
nnni' n"n oWa Na f2Ifns stnnr S.r ra" raj "TnsT I
threw sis mHn out One run.
Fourth Inning.
liickmnn threw k-ugcr's rnp /" iirs;.
Glnzrg rc;irrt il,rpcr ~ runs
HowrrrInn died via the fnr.nu, foul".
DAVIS dr"w four anl.s and made a pretty
hHntrd and bet, the 1tl to nrst py !,
desperate side, h!ilnr the saCIr The
- i.1us player. made !, big klcl; on tn.
decision NJ Nrsi delaying the zane sew
"f1l minutes. Selhtch', roller was
thrown 20 nrst hy Harper, DAVIS sror-
log, N"a'pu drew IRE" transportation,
Hickman Died. Kruger Ia iirst. one run.
fiuh i"ninG.
Burk"ti walked q Wild pitch sen; him
TO second lie i!r!ck hunted and h.rh.
MCt:tnn li',c' u foul rs 10 Bowcrmnn
Van r.nTh"i ponDsar's ny AFTER 1 hard
GAnzOl'S ao' .wp. ven, through
K-ugcr and wlS GOD for twu base
Strnns hunted and ecn, the hni' 70
'Nrst easily. bat Em-iie called him out
B"a"rnIn pn; ~ pop ny Ia Nrusrr.
Davis brought Camel nom" with a Two.
hagser down the right h.ii foul iinc.
fryl" ou', wallace 20 Mciann One
run,
sixth tnWinv.
radd"u'- trii ny WI. easy for Van.
Wnllnc" lined -ing" TO C'n'r" Mel.
son made q pr.tty assist o, Krugcrs .
slow rap Sichols scored Wallace with
a singi. To l"f;. Sclh,ch squeezed ilur.
irr's Ny, One run.
Wallace mufYed Vans yra..er Sol
sacrificed him TO scc.ui Nlchnls's low
throw allowed Van 20 .urIpin ;hird
Nelson !!ft.i short ny to lic!dr.ck.
Hickman hicd IL He dr!ck. No runs.
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s.-F'F- NNb AN I.>--'t4tss n.
,.n.tb n.,,ns
Y.es, AMI o.a.r Pcs, 80.
Columbia e. II Morgan i0? u q IL
vriila;. r-rrr Chns5 ot;6 0 ii
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Outlander took the lead At '.ag !al!
laid In behind him until the head o!
the stretch. when ne got up on even
terms. Outlandcr drew away very
easily. however, and won az he pleased
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standing ~ the clubs.
AMrnrcAS LEAGUE
SAr!CNAI. LEACu,

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FIFTH RACE
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-05-31
MINISTER.
Mrs. James T. MAYNARD.

The community was much shocked last
thursday morning to hear of the death
of Mrs James Il. Maynard of Bellows
Falls, who, until within a few weeks
lived with her husband, Superintendent
Maynard, at the Kurn Hattin Home. Both
were earnest workers in their endeavors
to save and care for the children commit
ted to their charge, and the institution
has prospered and grown through their
personal efforts chiefly. Mrs. Maynard
was a most capable woman in every
respect and her wonderful fitness for the
position of matron of the Home was dem
onstrated time and again. She was also
n woman of remarkable culture, widely
and sensibly read, and of fine tastes
Those seeing the children under her care
could but wonder at her great ability in
training so many boys of different tenn
peraments and conditions of life. but the
explanation was that she had an intense
love of the work and spared not herself
in doing for others. Mr. and Mrs. May
nard were active in the church work, and
were closely identified with all that was
best in our village life during the several
years which they spent in town. Heart
felt sympathy is expressed for the hus-
band and son who survive. The burial
was in Worcester, Mass.