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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-16

II you wish beautiful clear white clothes
use Rad Gross Ball Blue. Large ~
package. 3 cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-16

The difference between a JOB and .
position seems TO depend on the salary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-16

Defiance" Starch gives
a beautiful, stiff and
lasting finish to the
goods, and makes them
look like new.
A cold water starch
needs no cooking easy
to use.
Does not stick does
not streak on colored
goods.
If your grocer does
not keep it send US his
name and we will send
you trial package free.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-16

When love dies it must be case Of
heart failure
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-16

The man who thinks himself bright
ia not inclined 70 keep g dark
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-16

The football always has a kick com
ing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-16

: it's not only the poor people who
can't keep servants
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-16

Tire ruler d a nation should be
straight
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-16

ARE YOUR CLOTHES FADEDq
Use Red Cross Bah Blae and make them
white again. Large oz. package, 8 cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-16

To Live Long and Happily
eat pure. wholesome food. ATLAS OATS
~ the purcat cereal made. All Er0eers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-16

There Is no trick in dyeing You can
do it lust as wen as any one II SOU use
PUTNAM fADELESs DYES. boiling
the goods for half an hour is al there
istoit Sold BY druggists, loc package.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-16

Too many men think that because
others have made fortunes out Of pat.
ent medicines they can 40 g.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-16

Stops the Cough and
Works on the Cold
laxative bronlo Quinino Tablets Price 2sc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-16

An ounce Of experience is worth a
pound Of advioe-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-13
Syndicate Man Must Qualify
in This Amount in Real
Estate or Stay in Jail.
DISTRICT. ATTORNEY WON
He Asked Judge AspinaII to Make
Amount Prohibitiyc, Saying De-
PENDANT Took ST, I56, 078.5U.

Bail was hxcd this morning by Judge
Asphalt. In the County Court In Brook
Ism. for William l.. Mi!!e-. OF the Frank.
lin Syndicate. in total amount OF
S2tEo This means that Miller viii
have 70 secure bond o: sl'5 90 in real
cstai" satisfactory t. the D!strictAttor-
ncy OF Kings County or remain IN jail
Judge AspinaIl's decision directs that
III. defendant shall give a bond OF
$1,000 on each ~ he two Indictments
for grand larceny in tho first icgr.c
indictments Tor grand larceny in the
scc,nd degree This makes the total
sI..t@o
The application OF Miller's attorneys.
House. Norhous and Grussman. FOR adj
mission Of their client to bail was fought
by D!s;r!ct-Attorncy Clarke OF Brook
Ign. The Distric,-Aiiarney declared that
Miller had wronSfuliy obtained Sl.l5s.-
o7s.sO. had been tried and sentenced to
Sing Sing for ten years and that the
verdict and sentence had been set aside
by the Appellate Division OF the Su
prcmc Court on the ground that Judge
Hurd had admitted evidence that alould
not have been admitted
He said the case would BE- argued
before the Court OF Appeals on Dee. ID.
and he asked that T.. bail mus, be
fixed. /, bc made sufficiently large to
keep Miller In Jail. Is he was sure II This
were not done mat the defendan; would
flee the Jurisdiction OF the court.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-13
Honey He~s In u statue.

n
Hundreds OF pounds o, honey hay.
been discovered in ;he great equestrian
statue OF Gen. Robert r. Lee n; Rich
mond. Va. Both the horse and rider are
hollow. and II appears that ever since
last summer hreI have been goin. In
and out at tn. parted lips and nos;rils
%: Gen. Lee and his stced. The bees are
maxim, honey constantly. There Is no
way of getting inside the statue without
damaging II. and the bees will be left
alone In their iron home
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-13
JAILED AS DEFAULTER.
Stcinickc II Charged with Misnp-
urOurIntiuS A7HU.

Paul l.. Stenicke, who was FOR two
years bookkeepcr for the Bennett; Il
Gompees Company. manufacturers Of
syphons. at No. 3ii Centre street. was
arrested at his home. No. 1873 Bergen
avenue. In the Bronx, to-day charged
with defalcations amounting to $3.50.
He was held In n.b"o by Magistrate
Brann. In the Centre Street Court. and
committed to the Tombs In default
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-13
.GOSL|N AND FRIENDS
MUST Go TOPR|SON
APPELLATE DIVISION AFFIRMS
THE DECISION.
sic Months ana $500 for Principal,
Half Of That for the other
Offenders.

The Appellate Division Of the Supreme
Court to-day handed down decision
affirming tn. conviction for conspiracy
OF Alfred II. GosIin. Eugene l.. Packer
and Charles r. Davis.
The men were convicted OF conspiracy
10 dcpress The stock OF the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company.
Gosltn was sentenced TO six months In
the penitentiary and 500 fine and Packer
ana Davis to three months In the peni-
.lentIary and $3.50 fine each.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-13

No matter what your WANT. the
Sunday World will carry It to some
one who can supply 1t. 1t Ia tho
medium for the exchange Of intelh-
Cence among the people.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-13

tsrpn tie San Francisco Bullsiin.)
Lets see. Wasn't there a romance
connected with their courtship?"
''Yea; the one he told her about his
vast wealth."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-01
MEACILESS MURDER OF BIRDS
Fellows shoot Doves and PlOver and
Throw Them Away.

Some people shoot Tor sport. some 70
secure little game for meal and some
shoot to see how many birds they can
slaughter in one day. Yesterday a far
mer came 20 the city and told az how
he had seen some hucters out day before
yesterday who shot AZ everything in
sight. That evening the farmer says he
happened 20 lrive along the hedge and
found two heaps If dead birds. dftg il
Pile having beside the hedge. he claims
that the fellows who were IN single
buggy shoe enough bircs 90 III their wag-
on and after u-iag IL. dumped the bir-s
out OF the groua and dive or. leaving
the birds lying there to rot
1Fr Sparks q farmer southeast Of the
CITY. tells of q similar occurrence near
his place. This so-- of ching should be
stopped. A prominent Sportsman told a
reporter for the EaSie yesterday that Il
was Just on account ot s1c-- uercless
--lr1er=-s chat these game laws prohibit
i-Z Che sell-E 0t same were passed lie
says It these hcartI-ss fs1-vs insist
on sh0ctinE 50 r1uisc-l 1lz'y. they
might az least gather I'D enough dececcy
10 zve The results - their shooting 20
poor people who never taste any Wild
same the ysar round ard w0--d gladly
welcome a feE doves cr ul1Vr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-01
ITBODEN MILLING co.

Il is row graded Cor fifty or sixty niles
southwest CT Anthony aud senator N7s-
tzser says he never saw nicer grade
Ire company have q large amount - --a-
leriaI FE=d 10 near Anthony for the coz
srructfo1 u BRIGGS and cl-LVa-ts. On rhe
egth dav y July condemnation proceed
mas we're commenced IL Harper cou1-
T. fer the Crizat l.zs lorlh q Anthony
and toward WICHITA
Speaking II the hienuili election lsTs
senator Nsf.zrer SAID s. vas tha l1w
mat lie had eser knoTn passed - taa
legislature tbar seemed % please eFa-r-
5ozv Es hid never hoard usr cr1-
szn1a the law and hs asked President
Crz1dler 81 the Kansas Nalcoll bank
i ~ had eFer seen q -1 Vha H ca
posed 70 u a-f TIE banker said t1r
vas man i1 tbs c- cr g. s
had nrt formed as ae1i--arc- ILa
secasG- tror, Aasf11T sz- t1e zt-1-ue1s
- rs a5s-rict aere DIVIDES 7r t1a guess
uon IS q whether the 1re=-t i-c-a-
cents ~ tha o=ces eE=crs1 ~ tza 1e=
av w h ever y Wl--hs- Trey VIII
- lEs1 ~ arranrDeuts-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-01

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strengthen and cleanse It.
Don't experiment with so
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cut loud 7 say 7 felt it. And then I
looked around to see II anyone heard ne
talking 10 myself can see your dear
old mother weep with Joy would rather
see you- Helen, get this r-ize than even
NY brCcLer-ir-Ilw- Because you can be
Independent, and an sure youu allow
no one % beat sou out Of il through mat
rino1y, etc. You are young get for I've
years At least. youu be as sweet and
beautiful then IS now And have time 10
make sure Of your choice So yOu see I
an not writing for a selfish purpose. And
lC would hurt me beyond description if
knew you thought So. DO you remember
how you Ike mike Better get O jersey
COW cCr your farm Before you set sick
again But trust YOU VIII never need To
ZEE sick again. Just think haven't seen
Claud or any Of my folks since last SUM-
ner
Oh yes. thank Cod. 7 an wiser than
than / vas one year aEe. Financially
Z Wont lose anything. however, And that
IS why I nursed certain people ara doe
tored hem in 0rCer 10 come out even
The lady ana had q settlement. I have
her solid gold watch $50 ard chain for
coed. The GA cheap one which I
wouldn't let sou have vas given e. h=r
brother in the ne IL was getting
glossy E0ur initials were or IL before
the drawing. After reading this over
can see that Il is too utserabIy poor 10
deserve notice. So fearing that in your
busy liFe, v7uu entirely forget me and
the past I have a little confession 70
make chem NV mind VIII be relieved
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-01
wsat Stall Ra Have for 1essa'I7

r~s eusstzan arises - 5-e lan1y sfsc
~ lar rs sEswer s4--t- -.
Je5-o. lzAe.oes set Ssrs-
- coci rlzF--ss ~ A--t---A 2
So. E.asp3erty aaG S--aEo~E-s. -
~-enr Erocers y cLS
The evening world., 1901-06-12
RACING NOTES.

The- Is only r!Je. around these
.srts. ami that Is Willie shaw. lie made oil
Saii"f k!ng think be WAS rtcahors- ye.tsri1y
'1t part Of IN. jnurney 80 Least shaw roll.
'hr.. vinn.r- yesterday, AMI. Fitshnrs, who al
Ways bets aya,n,' hlm--., they say-~an another
fortune
Trrshrn1 is al, right. That WAS only a i!:,i.
-Aiiop he h,d yesterday Get abDari a.I time
out. sometimes horses 10 not feel right and re-
serve their strength FOR future uses.
rorsny Gi.ha mus, have been ga! 10 Sc, rid
y Gertrude Elliott. II. made 70 etpr, TO pre-
.srt her.
Frank n-o~n dIdn'; IKE BuiinAn.s r,I!ns. 50
h- has :sksn to Hc:n.. Great /. m. lnieil,-
s'n:c .. trainers in s.I-ct!ng their rides
Hos horse run with a nam. like
po,oa. II Is to, susscsi'v" o: dead ones.
|, aas very a;,iax that shaw should have tire
noun, on rar Excellence. They At rt.y vel!
together.
John M:careuy owns AIroeaio-. and Advo-
eitor-s-li. YOU kn,N NecsH.r;y wci! enough
70 ker? few toiiat. in rsi.rVs :or this one.
i.iotic, Is = vfry so,i ally. bg, l.. .ansmAu
continues to rde her she won, ss, much money
VITA an even heaa yesterday she would have
made Prance,sn hustle.
How man, pound. vas wAtersure tie ee,t
nerve to ii. down aad hsai.rias a nnlsa ,siIr,t
shaw. then he must hAv. twenty pound. the
b"s, horse uude: him.
vrelius wen; on Tx. World bea,sr in ;ae
iast race and nalshed Xix. dog with his tai,
between his ,ess.
Mr. fi;Sseraa earned his sil,ry YESTERDAY.
He seldom goes NJ asi'nS, such choice col.
lrc:iun Of b-d-ictias-srutes is he hal In !roat
OF him yesterday.
The evening world., 1901-06-12
BASEBALL CHAT.
NATIONAL LEAC,,r
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

tn. Giant. mus, '.Ss. ,os.,h.r' In Pi,.ssurs
THIS Afternoon. or that coveted position Of leader
N lhr p.nnsht 'sce sili pc lost. I, 10 .ice.
he's Willie "hylc's turn In the box ana Inc
'f.ts' may now be close tn hrs, place A.
thes VIII be for some time.
'Mhu,'s' streak o. winning games 10 nearly
-1uAi~d now br losing ones. Du: VINO ean aay
that an, other thin hard luck has bssa the
great ,si:ier', 'har. for many days I, vas
ihe rata ,hs; really beat him yest.rday.
Looks as thouSh>tls Champions have bit tAs,,
gait. The remnant . again seen BY Msnasss
han!on. and ~ih his patched Up team he cau't
be blamed for hayins such risons. The Dod.
ssr> are playing ~ exceptionally Hroos game
Just
"kia' Sirnois doesn't seen TO be ths ..ktds
o! even yea. ago. lie has t~iried SIX ean.S
10 date and Ia Ave has had defeat chAiked up
against him. Bu; he may be all In yet Maybe
he's waiting FOR warm Weather.
.Iul. Nelson is wanted by George Davis. lie
has hi. ticket West and wilt probably be In shs
gam. rAcn I, comes to th- chieax go series.
Ehe c.nclnnAt! crowd thA, impressed all local
.Ans we'll are thelr annual toSoxsan.
They are ont, = ies pola,s from fourth place
nov AMI the Brooklyns are great crowJ<rs.
Nenefee VAS . mark for the Champions yss,ss.
ddyl the same Eason and 0addeil. rhsy
salloaei ou, hf,een his. making . total Of
:or'y.tNo for the three games. big boost 10
their batting averages.
The evening world., 1901-06-12
YANKEE SHOTS
STILL LEAD.
The Match at London
Closed for Day in
Driving Rain.

LONDON. June l2.-The International
Clay Bird Trap-Shooting match, which
was begun yesterday on the grounds OF
the Middlesex Gun Club. Hendon. was
under entirely new weather conditions
to-day. Rain. with varying winds. fell
during the early afternoon. making
shooting extremely difficult. The Ameri-
cans gathcred confidence. however.
ircsn their work OF yesterday and their
growing familiarity with their sur
round!ngs.
Out OF the hrst 60 targets. ". r.
Crosby. O'Failen. H.. broke IS: Fred
G!tHrs. Spirit Lake. Ia. ss: John 8.
Fhhnins. Jersey City. IS. and r. O.
He!kes. Dayton. o.. 81.
me matca closed /for day In Q
driving rain. with the following ,ota1s,
Americans. 81.
British, 79t
The evening world., 1901-06-12
FINISHES AT ST. LOUIS.

RACE TRACK. ST LOUIS. June "a
The races run here to-day resulted as
follows:
First Racc-Sevcn- e!gh,hs O. /, mile
Won by Dom!nIA 80 TO and ~ TO l.:
CLINTON b., to for place, was second:
Ju!!c;tu third. Timc-l:9 L.
Second Race-Dr" ilc.--Won by KID
Mccoy. 10 TO and I TO !. Ch!cka-
manga. 10 for place. second. Silent
Friend third. Timc-i.H IL
Third Racc-Thrce-1unrtero OF a mile
Won by Frank Bell. Is to 10 and TO 2;
Maud Come. 10 for place. was
second: III Socker third. Time-i.ls.
The evening world., 1901-06-12
YALE FRESH|[S
A FAST CREW.
Varsity Eight Has Trou-
BILE Beating Young
sters in Practice.

GALES FERRY. Conn. June l?-
Whil" the practice work OF Yales var
sliy has not been OF the Impressive va
r!eiy. yet the training and condition OF
the freshmen eight are most satisfactory
TO the coaches. The youngsters are n
linc looking lot OF athletes and In daily
spins on the course here they give the
older sta"enis considerable trouble TO
keep In front.
The varsity squads condition has been
Responsible for some change In It's make.
up but the position o. stroke Is still
untitled. Mitchell. who has been rowing
at No. 5. has changed place. with John.
son. at No. Z
The evening world., 1901-06-12

longs. so that lnck OF condition will b"
no cxcus. for the losers.
Nearly all of tn. entries ar" pra:cs-
s!onals and engaged ns such by the var
lnns clubs Throughout the country Their"
ar. hnH "a dozen or more amateurs in
III" list o. prohab!" con,cs ants. bu, o:
these only a few have any chance Of
winning.
Arthur g. Lockwood Is on. OF tn.
simon-pires WHO'S. chances In the big
tournament: ar. worthy OF consideration.
II" has met and defeated many OF tho
a' a golfer, and his friends are confident
The evening world., 1901-06-12
HARLEM WINNERS.

RACE TRACK, HARLEM Jur. lc.-
The races scheduled to be run here 20.
h.y resulted AZ follows
First Rac.-F'ivc..,!ghths OF n mile =
Won by Parnassus. u to and 4 To 4,
Best Man to for place. was second
and Mihassa third. Tane-I.o. 3.5.
Second Race-Onc mi!c.-Won by Vim.
c'nncs. ) TO and d io.5: Blue Lick / to
. for n.acc. was second. and Trebor
third. Tlmc-l.,s -;
Third Rac--onc and a haii miles
Won by Ft!on Dor. to . and | to q:
Deck Furber. to for place. was see
ond: ol'nthus third. T!m.-3.J, 2-s.
The evening world., 1901-06-12

II IS mary years since such anc
arrav Of golf tnl.n; has been brought
together na that which VIII meet IN Tins
open championship on the links OF the
Myopia Hume club on Friday and Satur-
day. No; "A man is unknnwn 10 the
sol:!nI fraternity ana ii was only after
IN" Gnr.st and most searching Iudgs
men, OF abilities that inEor.ies could
be decided upon. of the sixty entries
recorNcd ench and every on" IS . shining
mark In III. gol!ns world Every one
OF them spends much OF hts ,iin% on
the links of the club 10 which h. be-
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gathered III I"achs long drive. No
ruaS.
seventh I"ning.
Nelson. hit safe ,hseush Rltchcy.
rhyle a'lmn"i a dauh!c over poole's =
Read, sending Nelson to third Van
bunt"i = short Ny 10 Brhnsfi.la. Sell
bach dI.i Easy. popping II foul TO I.m-
m"r. lirnnsii.ld. uisassl-tcd retired
DAVIS. No ri!ns
.S'rlng threw Bran-h.id on, at ,rSt.
Wagner raped a single over second
base. He stole second. Poole got free
transportation phyl. tossed E.l,' :
roller 10 first thinner walkri. nllins
n" bases i'hyle struck ch.>bro out.
No runs.
Eighth inuinr.
Hickman l!ftcu m easy ny 10 Ely
Cane. singled 10 centre S,rang fnl.
lowed Clarke Warner died fou, Nv
10 thinner No runs.
Nelson threw C.arkc's hot ran 10
camel; isi;chcy received a free pass
lie stole second. Warner making n had
throw. Leach walked S,ranc n.,Ic
. not st0p nf Rransii.rs ran ana re-.
tired th- batter and Leach on n doubI.
pay StrinS 20 Nelson to Camel No
runs.
NINTH Inning.
Nelson famed. phylc hi, 10 Rr,n..
held AZ 'rs,. Van lied 10 Ely. 30
runs,
SCORE ny i,!yiNGs
Nfa York r',s....--- o y o q o %
riu.purs a.. ~, I" . j 0 /" 10
The evening world., 1901-06-12
WINNERS At !.
CRAYESEND.
Sanders Takesthe First
Race from Demurrer
TRACK Fast.
tsr-c,., 70 mo ,r,p,ne worla !


GRAYESEND RACE TRACK June
u--The closing day. OF ,a!s meeting
are the most interesting. The carl to-
day was very attractive. though mo-:
classic. Blu: In good f'ek's OF we'll
matched horses there Is always an op-
portun!ty for lively speculation aai
that IL what catches the public or
course the crowd likes the sport. but
without the gambling end attachment,
there would be hundreds al IN: track
where there are now thousands
Perfect weather prevailed n; the track.
The heat was tempered by cool breeze
from the occar ard made the afternoon
most plcasans.
The stake feature to-day was the
Greater Sew York S,ccplcchn-.. The
other races had ,hei- attractions how
ever. and the sport was good
Tho track was very fast. rhc.a;tcnd.
oncc wus well up to the average OF the
week.
FIRST RACE.
Handicap: for all as.a. .eo4, al, .a-ionE.
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CROKER STABLE
IN fine SHAPE.
His Horse FIambard,
With L. ReiH, Takes
Another Cup Race.

LONDON. June l2-Richard .Croker.s
F1ambard. l.. Reifr up. won the Ir,pe ral
cup. FOR ihrce-yeas-oids and upward.
one mile, a, the L!nsheld Park Springs
meeting today.
'f'hc Tamman% chicf,ain's racing stable
IL In m. share just now. All his horses
are ~c'l-cnnd.uor.d. and the Croker
colors a:e frequently finishing in :he
money.
Mountain Buck P. McDcrmo,, up)
won tn. Oxted Selling Handicap. Van.
stella u. ltc.T up was second and
k!cksy Wicksy a.. Rcin finished third
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n his being able to a; least mAGa
good showing hei'fe tn. crack nrofcs-
sinnnis
altogether h.s record on the inks has
been an excellent un" and uf the
am'tCurs his chances seem the very
best on cours" In the ahsenc. OF hc
Douglas the followers ~ the amateurs
are hnrlrc thcir hopes on Lockwood,
AS TO the prof.ssi mails here are any
nuinhtr to whom tn" possibility OF win
Ming nigh be conceded. ard the real
hvnrit.s VIII probably lie George Low.
IN. professional os tho Dyter Meadow
Golf club. ana BERNARD Nichols. OF
Boston, There II rot q golfer Or fol-
lower OF the game who Viii .cnr at
The evening world., 1901-06-12

she chances OF ;lc.c iwo men. They
have met n. crIchs .; 'wn continents.
ind IL all th"ir matches have q. least
. 'sic crst!itahir shnwtuc-
Nichols perhaps might be conceded iae
preference. frr III twO matches with the
wonderful, Harry Nurt!on he carried OF
IN. fHrors OF both meetings. II. Will
'r'c"i 4, worthy cnntcsian; In Low. how
ever.
The Dykcr Meadow man mas also met
'~c r:"r' Nardons and wi.l. not being
90 successful as Nichols. made most
inpre4s!ve showing. He hhs improved
this year. and The championships as 1t
ough, TO he fought should hc on" Of the
most interesting golf events OF recent
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ren" Crew. n, r""shk--p.,c.

,st-rill % The Evening Wor!db
PHILADELPHIA. June l?-Thc
varsity freshman ana four-oarcd crews
OF the University OF Pennsylvania left
aere at >.3 A. NJ. this morning for
Poughkeepse. where Their training vii.
he continued FOR the Cornell Columbia
races. Coach Josh Ward. who has
charge IN the absence OF his hrothc
Ellis. who is with the Henley crew. vas
full o! hope. He looks .o.' decided
vIctory with Freshmen and four. but
the varsity Is practically a substitute
eight. af' the iicnIcy men row on the
ocean are tlc nucleus OF last years
Varsity. TIE shells were sent of yestcr-
lay and thcy will take a spin on the
Hudson this afternoon.
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YALE vs.. PRINCETON.
The Deciding Gn'n~ Ol the Series
Ia lie Played on SATURDAY..

The Giants Will not be homo .on Sat.
urday. but their own neld. the Polo
Grounds. will be the scene OF as Lively
n biDpail game as has been sccn In
this vtinity In some time. II Will be
the deciding game OF tac Yale and
Princeton series, and there should bs
cheers and yells such as would do JUS.
t!ce Mt the annual football game. The
two teams have already met twice and
each won It's game on Its own grounds.
50 there ls every reason to expect a
hard. fought contest from start to flnish,
The evening world., 1901-06-12

Next Sunday. a, the Catholic PRO.
,cc'ory grounds. Van Nest. the senecas
will meet the E:neralds In their second
game OF the seasons scries. Nc.
l-aushl!n and Stanhope win be the bat.
made big change IN his team since
1t last played. Sundays game WI be-
called at $50. Frank Golden will u The
The evening world., 1901-06-12

Van Iatrcn raped the ball toward
ihi-i and Chrsbrn failed To neid It ia
ii:ne. Scibach's : out, liiIchry to liruns-
Held sent Van 10 second Van lIaltr.n
tried to steal thri and vas out !, mile.
DAVIS singled to centre. He died trying
10 steal second. No rurr
clark. drew a free pass 10 nrst. lie
Npl SECOND. Ritchey raped roller 20
Nelson AMI l!c.i ~ tirst. Leach tapped
an easy one 70 fhv!c ana Clark. was
tlHppei between thrd and the plate.
I."aSn goinS TO second wAiir a. WAS
o.ing ran down. straug iArew braus-
Il, III on; At FIRST Sn runs
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'rhirsl Inning.

Nelson iicl easy tapping a lNuuicr
20 'heshoro. Wagner was under Hhyl.'<
ny Van iialir"r cracked a Two hacg.f
Gown the LETT Held foIl linz" Clark"
got Seibach's drive after a nard run
NJ runs.
one uI ihyi-'s lnshoo,s cnusht Clarke
on ihr short RIBS KitCh.y got a free
uuss Leach tried TO sacrifice and forced
ark" at third SiranS mad. "a star
stop Of Brnns:ieid's not drive ana R.t-
ch.y wns forced at sack NJ . HEX
man gathered in Wagn"r's long ny No