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TIE REAL ESTATE MARKET.
ERCsx TO CLOSE rr BUSINESS
gEFORE> THE HOLIDAYS.

Many OfY1ces VIII No, BE ReOpered Intil
After the Fourth and. Besides, the
New MOrtSlye Tax Goes Into Erect
To-day--Bis List o! sales Reported.
The private sales mace public yes.rrt ny
compare favorably in number with tho
average news budgets published curing
the active brokerage season last spring
They are, however. less varied contracts
being confined almost exclusively to prop
or y In the residence dis, riots, The great
bulk of the transactions were concerned
with tenement houses and with builGin
sites intenl ed for Improvement unGer
the tenement house law Of course, the
volume Of tracing was swollen by the fact
that brokers and operators were anxious
to finish up as much pending business as
possible. Vest erGay was the last. oppor-
tunity Of recording mortgages uncer the
old general property tax and. besides, it
was known that most of the big real estate
offices would not be open from the close
Of business hours yesterday until after the
Fourth
Announcement was made that the West
Side Y. NJ. c. A. will begin it's classes in
real estate law and practise on Oct TO-
Tho enrolment last year was more than
two hundred, The Glasses are conducted
by Henry HARMON Neill real estate editor
of the Ercnino Mail. Its work for the COM
ing season will be divided into; Course
Real Estate Problems. a course Of lectures
by men prominent In the real estate business
Course 2, Real Estate Law. series OF lee
lures by Henry F. Miller on real estate law.
Course 3, Office Practise, class for the
detailed study OF realestate office methods,
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or SALE So 400: II room farmhouse and ~,
y lnMd v. l.. MALLACE. SlAltshMrg. n. Y.
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Nrw JERSEY SALE OR ri Mt.

on TIE MOI NTA!N. In tho valley. beautiful
fhrris hrd homes send for booklet. GEO W.
SHERMAN. Real Estate. Little rails, \. j.
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Ray SHORE HorrLs-New, South Side fo'ei;
Clinton av. VAN Allan 4 co.
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BUSINESS CHANCES


AGENCY WantcdNonng man. good business
ability. would IKE agency on Pacihc Coast FOL
good STAPLE article. Address F. e. WILLIAMS.
a?2 Eddy ST.. San Francisco, Cal,
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ur.L E-,>rf-our OF THE CITY.
LONG ISLAND SALE OR RENT.

TO LET Murray Hin Flushing; four minutes
walk rom station. new house II rooms four rooms
nTsi ;oor seven sleeping rooms; oa' trimmed.
ARMY to i. /. CONWAY. 34J Broadway, y. W or
II iG,n st.. Flushing. L. l.. or ,nur own broker.
THE ROcKAwAN PARK IMPROVEMENT co
Lots and sites Tor sale. 10, away. city.
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SELECT APARTMENTS.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.


IF YOU HAVE any property for sale, call and see
ALFONSO BRACCO. 2T6 Mott ST. New York City,
Telephone 1910 Spring
We also collect rents
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MEDICAL.

QUICKEST PERMANENT CURES In diseases
OF men dangerous cases solicited: relief al once:
those desiring only nrst class scientific treatment
should call. The leading specialist Or. BONSCHCR.
EolAi West 2lst 81, Hours Ga 10, Sundays 1914.
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Third avenue, 100 feet north OF l7oth street
MONROE AVENUE. Jacob Letner has sold
for W Bnrland to the Claremont Con-
strliction Company, the northwest corner
of Monroe avenue and Belmont street, IA
cling Claremont Park. The buyers will
build two six story tenements.
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Lake wIHOla
Milford

MILFORD. PIKE COUNTY. PENN,
Queen Of the Mountain Resorts.
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ouoavE. L. l.-House. y rooms two baths.
furnished; $500. Inquire Of owner. Telephone
nS ouo6us MRS. 7. G. CRAIG,
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THE LOUISRURG

BAR liNrOor. We.
Superb Summer elm IT.. orcn .ruly Isl to
September 10th. Address until Jun" Both, J. A.
BLTI FR. BOX 100. Hot brunswick. Boston.
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COTTAGES FOR RENT.

LONG BRANCH.-F!ne /? room furnished co
tngc; near station and sea: $3.50 for season GEL
Las, p. o. box IS. West End. N. j.
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HIiLP yYANTED-MALE.

HIGH GRADE POSITIONS OPEN:
Executive. Clerical Technical Sacsncn. paying
from 81 90 TO 5000 year cr or write.
IIApGOOpS dncl. suite sos. ?ua broadway. y, Y.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
TENNIS RESULTS IN THE
ALL-ENGLAND TouRNAME ENT
qv AraocIateli prnas

BY Associated Press
LONDON. June 27.-The lawn tennis
championship tournament. which
opened yesterday at the All-England
club, was continued today.
In the singles, third round, 3. c.
Wright of Boston beat T. G. Parton,
6-2 GA 6-S.
William ]. Clothler of Philadelphia
beat r. B. Hough, SO, 6-S, Ga.
william A. Larned Of Summit, N. j.,
beat o. L. Orme, 6-3. 6-3, 6-3.
Miss May Sutton of Pasadena. Cal,
has drawn against Miss Meyer in the
first round Of the ladies' champion
ship contest which begins tomorrow.
In the doubles, first round, VIM. A.
Larned and VIM. ]. Clothier beat 7.
Hillerup and e. Larsen, swedes, 6-3,
6-1, 6-1.
In the first round Of doubles Hol-
combe Ward and Beals c. Wright beat
E. G.. Evans and T. NJ. Mayrogordato,
81, 6-3, GA.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
and H. B. Gurley as secretary of the

and H. B. Gurley as secretary of the
joint committee.
Those who attended the joint meet
ing were: Mayor McAleer, Councilmen
Kern, Smith, Hammond and Hitler,
and Messrs. Nolte, Gates. Cass, Black
stone, Foshay and Patterson.
The chamber of commerce will at
tend to the issuance of invitations to
the mayors, city officials, industrial and
all other organizations of all Southern
California cities to attend. the week of
celebration and an effort will be made
to have all delegations meet in Los An
geles on Friday, July 2f, and accom-
pany. the Los Angeles delegation on
special trains which will leave that
night.
The plans include week at the fair,
during which nearly every city in
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATION
MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS
Wants Street Car Companies to Place
Benches at Corners for Weary
Thronus


The University Improvement asso-
citation held a meeting last night at
the University of Southern California
gymnasium rooms and heard reports
from the various committees to which
had been referred the many plans OF
street and other improvements in the
territory covered by the association.
The association decided to urge the
police department to furnish the pa
troll wagon ordered by the police COM
missioners to be placed in the new sub
station on Jefferson some time ago
The order has not been compiled with
and the citizens want it attended to
without further delay.
The board Of public works will be
asked to place lights at the intersec-
ton of streets in the university ter
ritory where they are needed, about
six of these lights being designated as
necessary at the present time.
A recommendation will be sent to
the city council that the street cal
companies be required to place benches
at prominent corners in the residence
portion of the city for the accommoda-
ton of passengers who are forced tc
wait for cars.
The University association, is OFF,
cered by the following: w. M. Brown
president; George Williams, vice presi-
dent; o. P. Conway, secretary; B. T
Tilden, treasurer. The territory COM
prises that portion Of the city west oi
Grand avenue, south of Adams street
north Of Santa Barbara street and
east of Normandie avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
Postal Clerks Meet

A large and enthusiastic meeting OF
the Los Angeles branch of the United
National Association of Postoffice
Clerks was held at the local postoffice
last night. officers elected for the en-
suing year were: President, L. e. Um-
sted; vice president, ]. F. Haizlip;
treasurer. W. o. Lewis; secretary, w.
w. Shea. A sick benefit branch of the
society was organized and plans were
discussed for the entertainment of the
delegates to the state convention, which
will be held here May 10, 1906.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
Object to Cemeteries

Away with the cemeteries" is the
latest slogan adopted by the outdoor
Art and Park league and now the
league is going to take a vacation to
think about it, The last meeting of
the year was held yesterday morning
in the chamber of commerce building
and as result of the cemetery agita-
ton resolution was passed petition
ing the mayor and council to prevent
the extension Of Rosedale cemetery
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
SENIOR BIS PLAY Joke
ON SENIOR AS CLASS
Delayed Dress Rehearsal Of "Red
Rock" Which VIII Be Pre-
scented Tomorrow

Comedy with the senior A class OF
the high school came near to being
tragedy before the dress rehearsal OF
the class play, "Red Rock" held yes
terday.
The seniors have been preparing this
play for many weeks and as 1t was
written by two Of their members It is
something of which they are very
proud.
Everything went we'll until Monday,
when the first dress rehearsal was to
take place. and then someone discov-
cred that the copy for the play had
vanished from sight and no amount Of
search revealed 1t in time for the re-
hearsal.
The copy was loaned to a newspaper
woman upon "cross my heart promises
that 1t would be returned in time.
The newspaper woman. true to her
part of the contract, sent a messenger
to the high school with the book win
orders that 1t be given to Principal
Housh, to be at once turned over to
Miss Gertrude Hards, who is training
the cast.
Prof. Housh was not In the office
but a young man very obligingly con-
sented to take the document.
The boy in the office was a senior B
and the senior BIS said nothing, but
laughed in their sleeves.
The copy was the only one marked
with stage directions and the rehear-
sal was not held. Yesterday the book
returned as mysteriously as it had
disappeared, for the BIS were tired Of
laughing.
The work was taken up with re-
doubled energy yesterday and all who
witnessed the delayed rehearsal COM
mended the young actors. Lille Stose
and Mowatt Mitchell dramatized the
piece and the cast includes Cap
tain Stevenson, young lawyer,
Walter Anderson; Jacquelin Gray
his cousin and law partner, Her
man Cortelyou; Rupert Gray,
Jaquelins young brother, Rollins
Kerns General lie Gale, a gentleman
of the school, Graham Widmeyre; Hi
ram Still, former overseer for the
Grays. John Skinner; DR.. Washington
Still, his son, Howard Spear; Jonadab
Leach, provost marshal of the town.
willard Goodwin; Captain Middleton,
northern officer James Moorehead;
Lieutenant Thurston, his friend and
brother officer, Harold Dodd; Jerry,
Steve's servant, Chesney Carver; Blair
Cary, Steve's cousin. Mildren Martin;
Miss Thomasia Gray, a belle of long
ago, Mildren Harrison; Louisa Docket,
" friend of Blair's, Nellie Cortelyou:
Mrs. Welch, from Boston, Hazel Tom
bin; Ruth Welch, her daughter, Leslie
Stose; Nanny Kranda, Blair's old
nurse, Helen Pinkham.
The piece will be presented tomorrow
afternoon at the Burbank theater.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
MoRLEYS MEN AGAIN MEET
DEFEAT
WINNING SCORES IN FIRST
Angels, Unable to Break Streak OF
Adverse Luck, Narrowly Es-
cape a Complete
Lockout
Special to The herald.

Special TO Ine AeTalu.
SAN FRANCISCO, June T.-The
seals added another victory to the long
string of the present month, defeating
Los Angeles at Oakland by a score OF
4 to 1. whalen did the twirling and
scored his fourth successive win
against Morley's ball tossers.
san Francisco practically cinched the
game in the first inning by sending
three men over the plate. Baum sent
Spencer to first on balls. Waldron
bunted to Smith who threw wildly to
second, Spencer landing on third.
Wheeler scored Spencer and Waldron
on a three bagger. Hildebrand was
retired on a high foul but Irwin bunted
and made several bases while the field
ers were running down" Wheeler.
Nealon contributed two bagger which
tailed Irwin.
1t looked bit blue for the seals with
Brashear, Spies and Baum on bases in
forcing in Brashear but Flood retired
the side.
In the San Francisco half Spencer
and Waldron were given bases on balls
the former scoring on Irwin's drive to
center.
Umpire Stats Davis made one palp-
ably bad decision. Smith smashed
hot one to Irwin which was clearly Il
hit but Davis called it foul. This de-
cision had a conspicuous tendency to
discourage the players from Los An
geles, The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
SUMMARY OF EVENTS
AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY

NEW YORK, June 27.-Sheepshead
Bay results:
Five and a half furlongs-Land Sar-
ion won, Miss Dint second, Jimmy
Maher third. Time, 1908.
Mile-Broomstick won, Proper second
Ort Wells third. Time, lao 1-5.
Five furlongs-Early and Often won
Cousin Eva second, Last Cherry third
Time. 80 S-5
The Bay Ridge handicap, mile and
a quarter-Cairngorm won, Joaquin
second, Outcome third. Time. 1:OS 1-5
One mile-Tryon won, Comet second
Saulsberry third. Time, 1:41 3-5.
One mile and furlong, on turf
Onatas won, Action second, Sailor Boy
third. Time, 1:54 AS.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
WINNING HORSES ON
THE LATONIA COURSE

BY Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, June 27.-La-
tonia results:
Five furlongs-Two Bills won. Henry
Watterson second, Romela third.
Time, 100 2-5.
One mile-Helgerson won, Frivol
second, Rheingold third. Time. 1:41 AS.
Six furlongs-Rain Dance won, May
Ellen second, Judge Trainor third.
Time, TIA AS.
Mile and quarter-Latonia Oaks
Lady Savoy won, Regale second, Louis
E. McFarlane third. Time. 2:O6.
Five furlongs-Beatrice K won, Tri-
sauce second, Cut Glass third Time,
1902.
One mile-Florizel won, Haviland
second. Swift Wing third. Time,
1:41 LIS.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28

ard second. Lady Kent third. Time.
ILL Ia.
Six furlonss-watersp won, Hip
ponax second, Motto third. Time,
ILL la
-Four and a half furlongs-Rodolfo
won, Eldred second, Tom O'Shanter
third. Time, 56 1-2.
Six furlongs-Funny Side won. Sea
Air second, Laura F NJ third. Time,
t:15 ga
Seven furlonRs-Caneio won, Exapo
second. Steparound third. Time,
1880 IA.
one mile-Edroun won, Budd Wade
second, Baker third. Time, las Ia.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
RACES AT CORONADO
TRACK ARE POSTPONED
Special to The Herald.

Special TO The HeraIu.
SAN DIEGO, June T,.At a meeting
of the San Diego Horsemen's associa-
ton last evening is was decided to
postpone the races which were to have
July until September 0. The reason
for the change is found in the fact
that immense throngs are expected to
visit Tent City that afternoon and 1t
will not be possible for the company
to run special service to Tent City
and at the same time run special
service to the race track.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
EASTERN RACING RESULTS
RACING RESULTS AT
MONTGOMERY PARK TRACK

By Associated Press.
. MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 27.-Mont-
gomery park results:
Six furlongs-Mordella won, Hilona
second, Sir Carter third. Time, 1:17 ga.
Seven furlongs-Rightful won, An
drew Mack second, Monte third. Time,
1929.
Four and a half furlongs-Quinn
Brady won, Pretty Nellie second,
Charlatan third. Time. 81.
One mile-Monaco Maid won, Shen-
andoah second, High Chancellor third.
Time, 1:43
Six furlongs-Comic Opera won.
Optional second, Onyx II third. Time,
ILL.
One mile-Ed Sheridan won, Bonnie
Price Charlie second, Prince Salm
Salm third. Time. 1:42 ga.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
TACOMA BEATS PORTLAND
IN ACLOSE CONTEST
McCrede Protests Decisions and Is
Ordered Of the
Grounds
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PORTLAND, June 27.-An otherwise
superb game was badly marred today
by a number of close decisions. To
one of these Captain McCredie of the
local team objected so strenuously that
Umpire Perrine ordered him off the
grounds. The loss of McCredie in right
field later proved Portland's undoing,
when in the eighth the bad fielding
OF that position enabled Tacoma to
score the winning run. The feature
OF the game was the pitching of Cor
bett, who struck out Egan, Tacoma's
shortstop four times, eight Of the
twelve balls being swung at. Keefe
was a little wild at times, but as
rule kept his hits well scattered. Score:
Tacoma 80 oo1 10 0 o / % I 0
Portland Il 0 0 0-1 2
Batteries-Corbett and Mclean; Keefe
and Graham. Umpire-Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
RESULTS OF RACING
ON DELMAR TRACK

BY Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, June 27.-Delmar results:
Four and a half furlongs-Floral
Artist won, Kisil second, Bill Holt
third. Time SO.
Seven furlongs-Tom Kiley won
Momin second, Thank Heaven third
Time, 1871 2-5
Six furlongs-Una' C won, Mrs. Fal-
coner second. Fortune Teller third
Time. 1913 2-5,
Mile and seventy yards-J. P. May
berry won. Footlight's Favorite second
Taby Tosa third. Time. 1;4S.
Seven furlongs-Lueian won, Eleanor
Howard second, Gene Handlom third
Time, 1871 1-5.
Mile and seventy yards-Boodler won
Athel Rose second. Pompano third
Time, 1;49 S-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
BIG CATCH REPORTED BY
EAST LOS ANGELES PARTY

A party of four East Los Angeles
men attempted to set new record
for fish catches last Sunday and came
within one of doing it. They captured
100 fish whose combined weight ex-
ceeded 300 pounds, the major portion
of which were rock bass, only one
yellowtail being taken. The party
was composed Of Emo Dockstader, Ball
Sullivan, Mr.. McKeag and DR.. GeorA
A. Comte.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
FAST LAUNCH READY
FOR SAN DIEGO MAN

Special to The Herald.
SAN DIEGO, June 27.-The fine 35-
foot launch which Charles Langell has
been building for Z. E. Anthony will
be launched this week. The boat is
of the torpedo boat type. She will
have a 20 horsepower gasoline en-
gine installed, and with that power
in these waters.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
Ellis. Club Concert

Members of the Ellis club gave a
concert last evening at Simpson audi
torium. where they sang to an audience
which crowded the house. The club
lost nothing of the reputation gained
by it on former occasions and the pro-
lightful numbers.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
PENNSYLVANIA SUBS
WIN FoUR-OAR RACE
nv Associated Press.

EASSOCIdI6u
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. June 27.-
In substitute race of 1 1-2 miles be-
tween fours representing Pennsylvania,
Cornell and Columbia, the crews fin
ished in the order named. Pennsyl-
vania led the way, crossing the line
four lengths ahead of Cornell which
fineished the same distance ahead of
Columbia.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
YALE CAPTURES DUAL
CHAMPIONSHIP FROM HARVARD
BY Associated Press

1A5SOUIdItU 7
NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 27.-Yale
won the dual baseball championship
by defeating Harvard on Yale field, 7
to 2. this afternoon in the presence of
the largest crowd ever seen here. and
with the accompaniment of songs. Each
team made six hits and three errors.
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PITTsBURG TAKES BOTH
GAMES OF DOUBLE HEADER
BY Associated Press.

d 4f000EItIVVW 7 ID-7s
ST. LOUIS, June 27.-Pittsburg had
little difficulty in taking both games
today of double header. by scores Of
10 and TO 4. St. Louis was no.
ticeably weak at the bat and the field
ing was far from snappy In the sec
ond game the visitors held batting
matinee, every man on the team Sc
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
FAMOUS CUP DEFENDER
SOLD AT AUCTION
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
BOSTON, June 27.-The schooner
yacht Puritan, once the famous sloop
American cup against the Genesta in
1885, was sold at public auction today
for S4025.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
SAN francisco
~ oAAhLEa4N -
Two-base hits

Three-base hft-Wheeler. Two-base hits
-Nealon, Dillon. Sacrifice hits-Goch-
nauer. First base on errors-Los Ange-
les /. First base on called balls-Whalen
!, Baum g. Left on bases-Los Angeles
Z, San Francisco s. Struck out-Whalen
3. Baum g. Hit by pitcher-Wilson, Spies.
Double pIays-Brashear to Flood to Dill
lon; Smith to Flood. Passed ball-Wll-
son. Time-1:20. Umpire-Davis.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CHICAGO BEATS ST. LOUIS
IN HARD FOUGHT GAME

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 27.--Chicago defeat
ed st. Louis today. st. Louis punched
their hits in the ninth and with the aid
Of a costly error by Sullivan, tied the
score. A base on balls and single
followed by Van zandt's error gave
Chicago the game. Attendance 1900.
Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
JOINT COMMITTEE FORMED
FOR LOS ANGELES DAY
All Local Arrangements viii Be
Looked After by One
RnIN

The several committees appointed to
arrange the details for the observance
of Los Angeles day at the Portland
fair have united their efforts and are
now a joint committee SO far as the
actual labors are concerned, having met
yesterday and Joined their forces by
selecting Mayor McAleer as chairman
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28

Southern California will have a day at
the fair. The details of ceremonies
at the fair will be looked after by the
committee from the city council.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
DETROIT LOSES SECOND
GAME WITH CLEVELAND o

BY Associated Press.
second game of the series today to
Cleveland due to their inability to hit
Hess and the heavy batting of Cleve-
land. Attendance 1900. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE
oVERALps PITCHING
SHUTS OUT CHICAGO
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO. June 27.-Chicago was
shut out today by Overalfs good pitch
ing and his teams almost faultless
fielding. Briggs was hit freely in three
innings. After two were out in the
seventh, odell lined out four-bagger
with two men on bases. Attendance,
2700. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
PHILADELPHIA WINS IN
HARD PITCHERS BATTLE
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. June 27.-Philadel-
phia beat Washington in a pitchers
battle between Patten and Plank. A
three bagger and an error in the fourth
inning scored the only run of the game.
Miss Alice Roosevelt was an interested
spectator. Attendance 34oO. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
NEW YORK BATS OUT
A GAME FROM BOSTON
BY Associated Press.

DV
NEW YORK, June 27.-Bunching OF
hits gave New York the game today
The game was devoid of any sensa-
tional features. Attendance, 2OOO
Score;
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
SUMMARY OF RACES AT
THE SEATTLE COURSE
BY Associated Press.

By A5SOcldleu ffehS.
SEATTLE, June Results;
Six furlopgs-Mr' Dingle won. stand
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-28
PHILADELPHIA UNABLE
TO HIT SPARKS PITCHING
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2T.-spark's
pitching was too much for Brooklyn
today and the visitors were shut out.
Attendance, $500. Score: