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GIT is IGNORANCE THAT WASTES
EFFORT" TRAINED SERVANTS USE
SAPOl 10

C. Love ran his field dizzy in the first
race at one mile and made the distance
in 1:39 3d. winning from Epicure
Hargis' effort was too good to be true
to the majority of horsemen and the race
was commented on as the prize upset of
the meeting. Last time out Hargls, with
less weight and the same distance, finish
ed last in a big field. Today he came
with a rush at the end and if driven out
might have equalled the worlds record
The Drake-Gates contingent gave the
ring a memorable drubbng through the
victory of John McGurk in the fifth race.
Drake Gates each bet personally $4,000 at
to 5, the odds closing at 3 to g. McGurk
came with a rush at the end and beat Gold
First race, mile-Sldney c. Love, 102
Bell a neck.
CWonderly), 6 to /, won Epicure 107 Is.
N. Bonner), to 1. second; Flying Ship, los
(Crowhurs) to 5. third. Time 1:3s So.
Second race, four and half furlongs-
Determination. 100 0I. Phillips, 16 to 5.
won; salto, 1OS CHenry), 10 to 1. second:
Lady Free Knight, 9S (Adkins), 8 to l,
third. Time "a s-5.
Third race mile and observation-disclosures,
liz CHenry), 8 to l. won Hood Wink, 81
q. Boolxer) to /. second Beau Ormond
l011a Dominiclk), to 2, third. Time AS.
Fourth race, lightweight handicap
Golden Rule, 1874 (Henry). 4 to l.. won;
Jack Rattlin, 102 Landry). 3 to 1, second:
First Whip. 10T q. Winkfield), to l,
third. Time, liz 2-5
Fifth race, one mile and a quarter
John McGurk, 105 fAdkins). to 2. won:
Gold Bell, 100 (Reed), to l. second; Sin
ner Simon. 90 (Bonner), 70 to l. third.
Time. ,2:05 2-5
Sixth race-Seven and half furlongs-
Semper Vivum, aS QIelgerson). 10 to 1,
won; Trinity Bell, 107 &c. Cray to 1,
seconu; ,Fleuron, ia (sculD. 80 to 1. third
Time 1888.
Entries for Today.
First race. six MISUNDERSTANDING 81;
Martimas, 101; A. d. Gibson, 104 Federal,
John Peters. 1O7; Dick Wells Runnels. 1Os:
Alan-a-Dale, lis.
Second race, five furlongs. maidens-
Alice Commoner, Aggie Lewis, 100; Hell
gerson. Watermelon, Foncasta. 1903; ia
son. Frank Carr, Instructor, los; Gayoso,
Trompeuse, Witch Craft Woodlawn Belle.
107; Royal Arms Freedman, Ear, Buca-
neers Preckness. no.
Third race, five furlongs. Kenwood
stakes-Gayoso. Peter j. Somers Re-
quitor, Prince Silver Wings, Flo Bob, 113;
English Lad, Commodore Foresight, Ort
Wells Sanctum, us; Patsy Brown. 11s.
and Jerry Lynch, 122, coupled as Wood
entry; Lonsdale Proceeds, Bats. 121.
Fourth race. one mile and a sixteenth
Serge. 80; Glasful. 94 Bondage. %; Macy
Monsieur. Beaucaie. 96; Bragg. 9S: Her
mencia. Fore and Aft, 100; Jack DeMund.
104; DR.. Stephens. 105; Waswift LOG:
Nitrate 1O7; Aladdin. ia
Fifth race one mile and sixteenth
Full Back, So; Shotgun. 30: Prince Webb.
96: jena IS; Marcas. 99 Urchin, BingaL
100; Miracle ii, 10S; Kentuckian, Sarilla.
1903; Catin Coat, los.
Sixth race. one mile and sixteenth
Orsina, 81; KiImarc. 80; warte NIGHT, 80:
Blue Mint, "a; Serge 81; Louisville, So;
Lingo. Havland. 100; Campbell, 1903; AIDE
lente, Flount, 105; Caviar, Ill; Jim Clark.
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TOURNAMENT AT ATLANTA.
Post of New Orleans Did Magnificent
Work Against Angler.

Atlanta, June 29.-The annual tennis
tournament for the championship of the
South Atlantic states began today at the
Athletic club in this city. The feature of
today's play was the magnificent work
of Post of New Orleans against Angler Of
Atlanta, one of last years champions.
Todays matches follow:
Singles-Seguin of New Orleans defeat
ed Howell of Atlanta 1-6, 7-5, go.
Cothran of Rome, Ca, defeated Broyles
of Atlanta, 6-1, SO.
Angler of Atlanta defeated Post of New
Orleans, 81. 1910. gt
Tiehenor of Atlanta defeated Daniel OF
Atlanta, co. 60.
Cothran of Rome, Ca, defeated Nor
cross of Atlanta, 6-1, 6-2.
Grant of Atlanta defeated Ashe of At
lanta, 60, Ga.
C. Smith of Atlanta defeated Byrd of
Atlanta, 6-3 6-1.
Doubles-scott and Grant defeated Nor
cross and Sharpe, GO, SO.
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ON THE RACE TRACK
At New York.


New. York, June 29-The heavy rain
this morning converted the track at
Sheepshead Bay into a quagmire and mud
runners were in great demand. The rain
also caused washouts on all roads lead
ing to the track and as a result only a
small crowd was in attendance.
The Bay Ridge handicap, the feature
of the card was won by Blues. with Her.
bert second and Moon Daisy third. Blues
got off In front and, making all the pace
won ridden out
First race last five furlongs of futurity
course-Pi ouette, 101 (ONeiD to s. won
Raglan, ITO CIIicks). IL to l, second; Wild
Thistle, 10 (Mathews), 10 to l. third.
Time, 100 AS.
Second race. one mile-Payne, 11S Cred
FERN. 9 to 2, won; Coruscate, 101 (HaacD.
0 to 2. second; Stamping Ground, 1903
(O'NeiD. 3 to /. third. Time. LA As.
Third race. six furlongs, on the main
track, selling-Blue Jay. 101 (Farley), Is
to /, won Sentinel, 11a (Rice), to l, sec
ond; Prince Ching, 1o7 (Burns), Z to l.
third. Time 1:16 3-5.
Fourth race, the Bay Ridge handicap.
one mile and a quarter-Blues, 122 (Hoar),
10 to s. won; Herbert, 122 (Bullman), 10 to
10, second Moon Daisy, Sc (TIaack) % to
l. third. Time. 2:10 1-5.
Fifth race steeplechase, short course
Eophon. 1853 tOBrien). y to l, won; Wal
ter Cleary. 1853 (Aiara). to 2 second;
Taukard. 143 &C. Green, 10 to 5, third.
Time. 4;34
Sixth race, one and sixteenth, on the
turf, seling-Florham Queen, 81 (McCaf-
q Cat
: to O. second; Octawaha. 100 Cannon
10 to l, third. Time, 1853 10.
Entries for Today.
First race, five and one-half furlongs of
futurity course, selling-Mohave 112,
Colonel Kearney, Tommy Rot 10S, Trou-
Vile 105 Grey Knight, Bally Castle.
Hands Up l04, Short Cake, Albertola 103
Floral King, Auf weidersehn. Wotan,
Mont Pelier 102. Honey Bee 10l. Douce-
rnent, Juvenil, Miss Shylock, Sir Walt
80, Toi San 49, Docile, Miss McKenna,
Dixie. Paradise "a
Second race, six furlongs. main track
Yard Arm. Duelist, Shotgun, Lord
Badge 100, Dean Swift. Frank Kean 49,
Neither One 113, Orloff 1l2. Royal Sum-
mons, Northern Light, Sweet Nell 1o5
Medal Ada Nay 100.
Third race. mile and one-eighth, SELL
ing-Agnes d, Highland III. Ethics 1Os,
Tribes Hill 105. SAkela, Arden Flara
Locket 1903, Rostand, Justice SO, Bob Hill
lard "a. Spring Silk 81. Royal Pirate &c.
Fourth race. the Equality stake. mile
Bonniebert 49, Africander lis, Igniter.
Duke of Kendall, Goldsmith Ill. Proper
1914 Coruscate &C.
Fifth race five and one-half furlongs
of futurity-James V Iii. Thistle Heather
Luminosity. White Plume ia. Jocund,
Prince Salm Salm. Bound Brook. Mon
tereson. Pentaur. Tippacanoe, Cascine. ST.
Valentine, Long Distance 112, Graceful.
Merry Moments 100.
Sixth race. mile and half on turf. handi-
cap-Duroro 1is. Bon Mot lib. Surmise l0s.
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Shreveport 5, New orleans 4.

Shreveport June 29-New Orleans out.
batted Shreveport today. but luck was
against the rejuvenated Pelieans and they
lost In the third inning Atz hurt his
hand and went out of the game, Dele
hanty taking his place, Frisby going to
right field, and Montgomery to center
Delehanty and Wrigsby. of New Orleans,
made some startling catches.
Score: R.H.E.
Shreveport :. e. ..O130OO01*- I 2
New Orleans. =. ..O31O0 o. 10 J.
Batteries; Fisher and Graffius; Danne-
hover and Hurley.
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Memphls 3. LIttIe Rock 3.

Memphis, June 29.-The locals turned the
tables on Little Rock today and took the
second game of the series by three to two,
the same score in reversed order, as that
of Sundays game. AL Miller knocked
safe two-bagger in the seventh and
brought in two runs which gave Memphis
the victory. Attendance 5000.
Score: Ri II.
Little Rock =. =. ..O1OO0O100 o. 0
Memphis :. ......1 0 0 - :
Batteries Egan and Clark; Ehret ana
Stratton.
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MONTGOMERY 2, Nashville 2.

Montgomery. June 29.-spratts wild
throw in the ninth allowed Nashville to
tie the score and for the following six in
nings neither team could get a man across
the plate and darkness finally stopped
the contest. Stultz gave up more hits
than Russell but was effective at critical
junctures. Whistler hit for a home run in
the second. Score: R.H.E.
Mntg'ry O00O0100O0O0- 3
Nash.... OIL 0000001 90 0O0 o. Il 2
Batteries: stultz and Clark; Russell and
RtOh.
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Of the fastest games ever played on the
university campus. Tuscaloosa won the
third. of series of three games from
Fayette, having lost the two previous
ones.
Batteries: Tuscaloosa, Murphy and Har-
ris: Fayette. GLADDEN. and Stephens.
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Eddie LAWYER was in the game at all
stages yesterday. and many hot ground
ers were eaten alive. For the past week
or ten days LAWYER has been playing a
remarkable game. While he was little
shy on hits yesterday his work with the
stick has been right up to the notch on
the recent trip.
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At ST. Louis.
ST. Louis June 29.-Pourquoi Pas, the
10 to 1 outsider in the Inaugural, won the
feature of Delmar Park. Pourquoi Pas
got off well in her stride and set all the
pace and won from Jack Young by half a
length with both driving to the limit
Buccleuth was good third. Light Opera
and Lady Strathmore, equal favorites, fin
ished in the ruck The ring got severe
scorching by the winning of Pierce in the
closing event Pierce was backed from
SIS to 3's and won well in hand. Track
fast.
Firt race 61s furlongs-Miss Wigs, III
IIiggins), II to 5, won; Loca, 101 (Shiling),
10 to /, second; One More, 100 (WolD,
5 to /, third. Time 1;26]5.
Second race 81 furlongs, purse-Dr.
CARTRIDGE 1903 IF. Smith, 10 to /, won;
Wreath of Ivy Jos CHiggins), to 8, sec
ond; Old Stone, 113 (Burlingame). to o.,
third. Time 1:121s.
Third race, mile and sixteenth-Edgardo,
1903 (BridwelD, to. l, won; The Way, 10l
(Higgns), I to 2, second; Baronet 100 e.
Smith. to /. third. Time 1:521z.
Fourth race, one mile. the Inaugural
handicap-Pourquo Pas. 90 Q1iggins), 10
to l, won Jack Young. 105 Q.ouden), to
l. second; Buccleuth, SO (BridweD, to l.,
third. Time 1:45A
Fifth race furlongs-Oreans Ito Of.
Smith. to 2. won; Our Lady, 100 Done
gam. II to 5. second; Welcome Light, 100
IN. Lowe, 10 to l. third Time Ley.
Sixth race, six and a half furlongs-
Piercy ]. ITO CTroxler) to l, won; Lord
Neville, los CT. O'Brien), to 1. second;
Joe Goss, 113 &c. AUSTIN, to /, third
Time, 1:25A.
Entries for Today.
First race, four and half furlongs-
Rhyme and Reason. Bird Pond. 1903; Mus
covir, 113; Athena, 1866 Sweet Myrtle. Bill
ly Jackson. 100; Benton, 100; Fog Horn
95; Venom. Short Stop, 30.
Second race. six furlongs, selling-Lillie
Long, Mathilde 95; Indoubt, Marchiones
100; Goudy, 1902: Doc Mayer, Carleys
Dream. 105: Mayor Graham, 1903.
Third race. five furlongs. purse-Getchel,
Buck Wynne. Billy Woodward Ingold
Algretta, Cessna, Mat Wadleigh, Mag
nolin, Check Morgan, ITO; Lord Hermence.
103
Fourth race, one mile and 20 yards, han
dicap--Gibraltar, 105; Kafir, 100; Eda
Riley, 81; Master, 112; DeReszke. IS.
Fifth race. seven furlongs. selling
Rochester, Presbyterian, West Baden
1O0; Mae Miller, Extoi, f1oDertd ", luo'
Miss West. 9s; Orpheum. %; Sam Lag
arus. Howling Dervish, 100; Tom Crabb,
1o3
Sixth race. one mile and three-six-
teenths, selling-Chickasha. Class Leader.
80; Never Such, 81; Memphian, 10l Hanan,
81; Irving Mayor, Warner. 50.
At Chicago.
Chicago, June 29.-Track records suffer
ed a break at Washington Park today.
Hargis. in winning the mile and sixteenth
races cut the old figures half second
making the new record l As. Golden Rule.
carrying 1874 pounds in the high weight
handicap, made the six and a half fur
longs in i:19 20, one-fifth of a second
better than was done before at Washing
ton Park. Sempervivum. in the last race
reduced the track record for seven and a
half furlongs from :33 Us to 1888. Sidney
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Boston U. chioano 0.

Boston. June 29.-Darkness terminated
pitchers battle without score be-
tween the home team and the Chicagos
after nine innings today Attendance,
400. Score R.HE.
Boston ;. :. .......0 100000 2 2
Chicago :. :. 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 90 2
Batteries: Pittinger and Moran; Wei
mar and King.
New York, June 29.-New York-Pitts-
burg game postponed on account of rain.
Brooklyn, June 29.-Brooklyn- Cincinnati
game postponed on account of rain
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Summary: Two base hlt-stafford.
Three base hit-Lauzon. Bases on balls
OF Clark, 2; off Wilson, 2. Struck out
BY Clark. 4; by Wilson s. Hit by pitch
er-By Clark, ! (Koehler). Passed balls
Lauzon 9 Stolen bases-Duffy, 2;
Vaughan. Millar, Mcguire, Lynch. Sac
rifice hit-Bridwe1l. Time of game, two
hours. Umpire. Keefe. Attendance, 1910.
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SAG PlLE SETTINGS.

Mcguire went lively clip with the bat
yesterday and as he was allowed one free
walk to first. his batting percentage was
exactly 1000. His work at short was gilt
edge.
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Grand double musical at
traction at Stones Brilliant
rag-time each morning 1880
to IL. Rag-time and soulful
melodies, alternately, in af-
ternoon soulful melodies at
night $50 to 1880.
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OTHER GAMES.
Huntsville Avenue Crows.

The Huntsville Avenue team defeated
North Birmingham by score of TO g.
The feature of the game was the long
running catch of c. Fell. which resulted
In a double play. Score by innings:
Huntsville Ave :. ........0 2 0 0 20 80
North Bham :. .....~....2 01O0 0OO 0-3
Batteries: For Huntsville Avenue, Zwald
and Smith: for North Birmingham, Hull
and Lindsey. Umpire, Roberts. Attend
ance 81
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Detroit 3. washlnaton 0.

Detroit, June 29.-Neither pitcher was
hit hard today and Detroit won on errors.
Attendance 2O64 Score R.H.E.
Detroit. -. 81 OO0o20o--s 2
Washington -. 20 0 o o 0 90 4
Batteries: Mullin and Mcclure; Patten
and Drill.
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Jimmy o'Brien is one particular star
that always wrinkles. He is now consid-
cred the fastest third baseman in the
league by several of the experts. He does
not hit SO heavy as Delehanty, but he
keeps a world of others from hitting, and
what more could we ask.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEA iuE STANDING.
PhlIadeIphla 4. cleveland 2.

Cleveland. June 29-Philadelphia out
batted Cleveland today and won easily
Sharp fielding kept Philadelphias score
down. Attendance 3341. Score: RHE.
Cleveland :. :. 900 5000 o. /
Philadelphia. :. Il o oO21 0 0-4 Is /
Batteries: Moore and Bemis; Plank and
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oIIEoE OF PHARMACY
DR.. Y. {. HOLLOWAY,
phvsician and GIroaon

Three-fourths of
the persons who
come to me to get
cured of Syphilis,
Gonorrhoea, elect,
Structure. l. os I
Manhood and other
private diseases
have tried to get
well by using 9TH
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come as soon as
you find that you
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

indianapolis 4, Columbus 3.
Louisville 9. Columbus o. Forfeited for
non-appearance.
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New YORK s. ST. Louis 3.

st. Louis, June 29.-New York punched
hits in the first inning and was never
headed Attendance 1i00 Score:
-. R.HE.
ST. LOUIS. ....10000000 2-S s 2
New York -. ...4GOo01O10-6 0
Batteries: Reidy. Sugdon and Kahoe;
Chesbro and O'Connor.
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He Frequently Applied the Match to
the Fuse and With slugsers in the
Background the First Vic
tory Was Annexed.
southern LEAGUE standing.
Games Yesterday.

Birmingham I, Atlanta 6.
Memphis 5. Little Rock 2.
Shreveport 5, New Orleans f.
Montgomery 2, Nashville 2.
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MiIIport Q, Verona 6.

Millport, June Especial -Millport
defeated Verona today by score of to
In pretty contest. McAdams and
Logan were the battery for Millport,
while Smith. Martin and Adair did bus-
ness for Verona. McAdams struck out
is men and Smith 2.
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Boston 7, Chicago 2.

Chicago, June 29.-Boston won easily to-
day by punching hits in three innings
and through Dunkles wildness. Attend
ance 2225. Score: R.H e.
Chicago -. .......1 o 00010 % 10 4
Boston -. -. III 210021 OF s 2
Batteries: Dunkle and Mcfarland;
Dineen and Criger.
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Pitcher Partridge, outdelder Stump and
1nfelder Cannon have been released. In
the practice Cannon showed tendency
to fight the bali on sharp grounders. and
for that reason could not be used Stump
showed up a little weak with the willow.
Partridge had to go as the team was
carrying too many pitchers.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.


OF LUuIS D FHIIdueIphId z
Philadelphia, June 29.-Hulzewitt's funi-
bic in the sixth gave st. Louis victory.
The ground was soft from continued rain
and good playing was difficult. Attend
ance, 800. Score: R.HE.
st. Louis =. :. .o00O02O01-s 8 2
Philadelphia :. :. 20 DOODLE 2
Batteries Murphy and Ryan; Sparks
nd
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ALABAMA
POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE.

Charles C. Thach, M. A., President.
Healthfu location 81 feet above
tide-water.
Enrolled last session, 436 students.
Faculty of 16 professors, 4 assistant
professors, and IA instructors.
Seven degree courses are offered:
Chemistry and Agriculture, Civil En-
cheering, Electrical and Mechanical
Engineering, General Course, Phar-
macy, Chemistry and Metallurgy, Min
ing Engineering.
There are IA different laboratories,
in which students work regularly.
Military exercises arc required of all
cadets physically able
Tuition free to residents of Alabama,
$50 per year to non-residents.
Students board with families in Au-
burn, at $3.50 to SIS per month.
Session begins Wednesday, Septem-
Der 9th
For catalogue address
VIM. o. ScROGGs, Secretary,
Auburn, Ala.
6-1s-th su tu-tf
ATLANTA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
Free dispensary; only college operating
an actual drug store. Greater demand for
our graduates than we can supply. Address
George F. Payne, Dean, 10 w. North
Ave-, Atlanta, Ga.
6-27-Sw-sa-tu-th
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Games Today.

Atlanta at Birmingham.
Nashville at Montgomery.
Shreveport at New Orleans.
Little Rock at Memphis.
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At ST. Louis.

Moon Daisy 100, Flying Jib, Colonsay "a,
Moroton 49,
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Duty again has his eye on the ball.
and his vicious swings did something to
the score board yesterday.
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Tu1' VA. June 20 -tspscial.)-In one