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gentlemen are makers of high
grade tents, awnings. tarpaulins,
etc, and can fill your orders on
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thing in this line write to- them
for special net price list.
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THE CHRONICLE and Twice a. Week st.
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Sale of Land.
RICE BROS. VS.. S. C COLE.
r. d. McCORD,
Sheriff.

BY virtue Of Il venditioni exponas in,
my hands, issaed by l.. Il. Watson, the
clerk OF the circuit court Of Benton Coun.
ty, Tennessee, | will
On Saturday. the 29th Day of July;
1905,
expose to public sale to the highest bid
der, for cash at the court house door in
Camden, Tenn, the following tract of
land of S. G. Cole. the same being situa-
ted in the thiad civil district of Benton
County, Tenn, and bounded as follows,
tow;t: On The north bv the lands Of
Lewis, on the south by the, lands of
Moore, on the east by the lands of Howe
and on the west by the land of Douglas,
containing ! TG acres be the same more or
less. The same was condemned as the
undigided interest of S. G.. Cole, subject
to the homestead interest of Polly Cole,
and ordered to be sold by the circuit court
of Benton County, Tenn, at the May
term, 1905, to satisfy Judgment in favor
of Rice Bros, and against the ,saidAS. q.
Cole for the.sum of 1924 81 and all cost.
This July 1905
X. d. McC0R9,
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husLNEss ANNouNCEMENr.

reRsoAT cAMosAAs MAIL MATTER
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OPEN AIR BENCH SHOW.
Judges Have Busy Day at Ladies' Kennel
Asso ciatiOn FiXture-Ponies Race.

MINRoLA, l.. l.. June s.-Ihe wind-up
to-day Of the third annual open air bench
show Of the Ladies' Kennel Association at
the Fair Grounds was brimful OF interest
Eight rings were set going at once by supt
James Mortimer shortly after . o'clock this
morning and the thousand and odd dogs
wore all passed on before the show closed.
All the forenoon and for many Of the spec
tators during tho greater portion Of the day.
the dogs were the major attraction and they
fully deserved 1t. for. In the opinion Of good
judses no such field Of competitors has ever
before BEEN garnered for an open cir bench
show in the United States Miss Lucille
Alger and Miss L. N. Grace were successful
In securing about al the blues IN the poodle
Ss4 ss us
h hSTss :nS RInG md siaSs s'2E +.
I'll EeSs s x hs oAiT rom Ss
Miss a. 4. Marks, Won the chief honors Il
vi ,eSss 5Sdss Asns ssrsS
h?ep ss Ysss' sa;H avasd r e.
Reynard whining PM for The former II the class
FUR d M ta1 fai Rsjsh ssbine Revere 'W won
bandoe. for NJ getting the re-,
serve. In the wire haired classes Selwonk
Topper oyned BY George s. THOMAS sMnas Of New lev
sitech, class EndoiIne Conquest. Mrs. G. G.
stsdm.n fhomass entry. won the blue In the
Blue Patrol. gaining the second Miss Maud
Adamss Duchess. a daughter OF Stylish
Boy won in the class for bitches. In the
won three blues and Mrs James, L. Kerno-
CHAINS Bjou was second, while her. Boerke
and MarImousette Rouge took first and second
xvii !sSslss SssslsnS ksnSsef
n the bulldog class and Champion Rufus
Stone won the Lecs st challenge hss cur while le
American nI bred iI bu do Tor Cote e Of
Brooklyn: The clifton Kennels Clifton
2sa SHs e RTGass for s sss'
e S4 'ne elsss n' Mr. Rdson
Collie DOS tss 321 re oi
best bitch went to Mrs C. NJ Lunt's Win
4s sss' az &: h g .s. sE'is r S:
,h5eT NJ HksnT fhpYss Yesterday
Flash went on to false start: the tlTst named
running o away y fer mile and half befora his
full proved an easy winner. strayaway coming
home third. The Roslyn cup was the Jump
rs as it, E1g Ds & sa S
Simper won the event easily.
The Kennel Cup for Galloways-rwo miles over
dlss-Singleton Van Schaick's Shipper owner.
Ill. Trow bridge Martins Flash owner disqualified.
The Polo Pony Cup-AtWin. Eugene S. Reyna. 1:
Trhy. Phillips. 2.
The Hampstead Cup, Quarter mile on the Nat
Henry c. Phippe Gold Ring, Mr.. Foster. /: Eugene
5. ReEnal s Alvin. owner. q @. l.. Whecler's Ven
turc, T. J. Jarvis 3.
The WestbuIy Stakes for Galloways-Ha mile
on tue nat-T. J, Jarvis's Wisttul, owner. l, l.
Trow5ridge Martins Red Flash. owner. 2; Single
ton Van Schn!cs's Strayaway. owner, 3.
The Roslyn Cup. for Pon'es-about mile and
half over hurdlcs-Sngleton Van Scha!ck's Shipper,
owner. !; Iansdon Valentines The Flea. owner, :.
Henry {. Phlppss Shamrock. Mr.. Martin, 3.
Match Race SO side. Ponics-tuarter OF mile
g. W. Co,le's Blue Bell Purcell /: J. Rowland
Hunts Dixie. Hastings 2.
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7O.DAY,s CARD FOR GRAvEsEND.
Hanover Stakes and Two HandIcaps the
Features,

The Hanover Stakes. for two-year -olds.
nve and half furlonks. will be run at Graves
end to-day, with Guiding Star concedinR
weight to Quorum, Youth l.. J. Hayman, Sir
Brnklev and others. The best race OF the
day should be the handicap at a mile and a
Quarter. in which The Picket, who is In favor
for the suburban. will pick up i2s pounds.
with Alan-a-Dale, English Lad. Graziallo, Go
Between and others to beat
In another handicap. for mares, at a mile
and seventy yards, Ocean Tide. who Ia good
Just now. will meet Outcome. Marloram. De-
kaber. Miss Crawford and o, ,.ers The first
race is for sprinters at about six f,irlongs.
with Old England, Right and True. Pronta,
Florentine. Colonel Rupert and Sweet Alice
worth considering The NTH race, at a mile
and sixteenth. has such entries as Champlaln,
Buttons. Memories. Orly II. and onatas.
In the last race, for maiden two-year-olds,
Ave furionss. Society Bud. sk brinklsy. snow.
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Pu,liam Interprets . Rule.

Yesterday sent out a letter which is partiou-
iarly interesting. in view Of the recent ruling
by Umpire Johnstone in Philadelphia when
he declared two men out on fly to an in
fielder. There was only one Chicago man
tested tel cd the game. That protest has. not yet
been acted upon. There was q good deal OF
conjecture az the time as to Why . Jo!hnstone
correct will be known when the protest 10
acted upon. Mr.. Pulliams letter follows
In order 10 correct the impression that wrong
construction has been placed on one Of the playing
rules, tho following instruction issued TO National
League umpires u cited
al with fast runner INST base and poor
runner at bat the batter pops up an easy ny to
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p1TIU1UBov 81 NEW 1oAA W. ~ -
PrrrxDu.o. June O.-Amss mot hls 1rst
defess Of To seaooni 70 day tn % pretty .
Year,. II was full Of sxcitsment through;
out An obstreperous person ~ En s,.s ata iha
New Yorks was dragged oW oy , aoIen
kms: q Ella a peSss ses e. :oH.d rum
come 10, but Re was sbls 70 resume the game n.
second lnnlns snd retired Il isvSE q HST Ise1
ana SH1 eH%s,ESse shsssssnsd e cong .eEsth,s5
t sHS b ut pesoe was patched up;
second on 'Hovsrd's Iie and scored on Leach's
TWO basser 70 csntsr. In the fourth Wagner
led OF again With single and scored on
Howard SCORING. On Essohs single. Pitts-
R ssS sahS Ia s q xsH a sis =
by strikins out .HowsSd and Rttohey; While
ovsrslid To bose and. beylln had him BY
though. and called Beaumont safe. H.
scored when Amss made tho wild Ditch which
New York scored i.s only tally in 10 fourth.
PA e. . RE;
but Amoo famed. The score;
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YALE CREW IN TINE ROW.
varsity Oarsmen Cover Four Miles In no
Minutes 20 Is Seconds.

NEW LONDON. Conn. June s.-"Twenty
minutes forty and two-f1fth seconds" said
Coach John Kennedy whom asked for tie
Yale varsity crews time row over the four
mile course this evening
Wit strong northeast wind and also
favorable tide the varsity and freshmen
els o'clock, and the juniors held the varsity
boat we'll for a mile and half. when they
throue shout the trial. Daly's seat at No. 2
was taken by Ortmayer.
All the varsity crew finished strong at
the bridge and lost no time getting into the
launch and back to quarters. None Of the
crews was on the river in the morning. owing
to rough wateT I'll masvard SO GaI wna are
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Automobile BARGAINS.

Il YOU are In the market for q NEW or SECOND
"a HAND aWstSmootls: i Wy Rsy YOU 70 give Us :
and eLioHTLY USED automobiles In the United
oLDsMoBILE RuNABoUrs $4,000, NORTH
Frs $1,000 LoooAoB!LE SURREY 5000
TOURING CAR 10000. CADILLAC MODEL n r..
5000. NOBEL "A" GENERAL $4,000, CLEvHs
LAND TONNEAUS $4,000. ORIENT pI'cK
BOARD $4,000. Theee are only FEW OF oub
Many BARGAINS. WE have over ono hundred
TIMES s0UARE AUTOMOBTIE COMpANv
i04 West H0th St. doors East of RroAdxau
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set
The Bunalos are going down hill rapidly on their
present trip In the eastern half Of the Eastern
League circuit.
The Cievelands are playing together better and
with more snap than last year. Manager l.ajoic
Is In the game all the ume. and the team looks
visited New York this season w.
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4
Three hits, and those scattering. 90 nov
maize a victory often. and they did notf the
Tsv YORK Americans yesterday. They did
not even mike q single run. and the New forks
we're artsticaly shut out BY the puessnt
Cleyelands. But there was bright 900 70
the defeat for Manager Grimth. the one
pleasant SPOT In the days disaster being inc
symptoms shown BY Chesbro that n"
Returning to FORM He pitched g 600 o1r Fe ons
run 80 far as he vas concerned nSe naoI.. msds
NJ f1ss SSs Il z o fSs
AsSSsa Le asS psasc edns
chances Of winning were at all times slender
end this because aus h Hl tns ootb xorS.
ths plate swiftly and spappIly There Meo 80
~ The contrast possible ,b ne'"e chssb had
@ Happy Js sh.d to9 sm TaTs
furpshsd ey tb Mo ba every very time he came up
But In the box Moore was another 6ein9.
There he was all poTer, enc mn s XII f fbs ns!t
sns be D'fsRfi here as 81 harder
the base hit column indicates. seyeI4 s s1ians
we'll Turner accepted eleven chances n last
ths e tsnse was s destruction TO svsrYthins not
beyond human attainment.
With one out In the sixth. Bay singled 10
went to third on. Flick,,s poke 70 left. and
Flick took second on the THROWN to head
proaram was Conroy's damaging error.
fajoie gave Conroy an easy chance. but ~ ~
F {9fa scored. The ' next two hitter. we're
lnnocuous; Lajoe hit past Fults for 1r t swSS
10 center. scoring Lajoie As a barrier in the
pathway OF the ball Fnltz was as effective
Is tissue paper He missed T. and I BTsdieg
Bradley put through a double steal, owing
poor throw BY oE kl Ilsm. On IN e r%ase n
take the short throw and return the ball to
Klenow for the placement OF Bradley at the
plate, play often made by the home team:
reaching second and Bradley the plate The
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Uul01MIlT s N APP S!
Oadillacs, Model "BA q

CnduIACs, MOdel "BA SS6O-866O
Big lot some with tops: swell autos
$50 so: Mercedes side Entrance n = "a
@ Is 500 Business Wagons Sl76 70 $500 Decau.
yi!les. 800 10 5000; Packard. 400; Freedonia
eto0; Dcdlons. SITS $500. Fifty other unususj
opportunities. Largest establishment In America.
Tires. $500 70 5000 values $40 1851 Anti sid
French sizes. e26 co. Lamps, Horns etc. half Others
PRICES. PIONEER Automobile house 10 America
BROADWAY AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
~ 70 rs West 18th CTHE CHURCH,
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First base on errors-New York, >: Cleveland. l.
6sse on balls ON chesbro. 8; on Moore. 2 Struck
ont-By Chcsbro, 8: by Moore, 2. Two base hit
iajoie. Sacrifice hits--Chasc. Buelow. Stolen
e.ses-Brsdcy Turncr Do1bl ID; plsy"iT1liams.
hour and so minutes. Attendance--+.0oo
PHILApELPHIt a. L.. g. CHICAGO "a. IL. D.
PHILADELPHIA. June s-Plank held Chicago
Sago In the game. The scores:
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sBatted for Patterson In the seventh inning.
tBatted for White In the ninth inning.
chicago ;..,....-,'""o 90 o-s
First base on errors-C Chicago. S. Left on bases
Chicago, I; Philadelphia. 4. First base on balls
Ion Patterson. 8: on Plank, l. Struck out-By
hits-H. Davis ~. Tsnnehili. .Sacrnce hit--HoI
pan. Cmpires-kely and Mccarthy. Time
hour and 80 minutes Attendancs-4.0T.
BOSTON "a. L.. 4 St. LOUIS "a. L.. 8.
BosToN. juno s.-With two men out In the ninth
Inning to day. the champions bumped Glade for
four hits IL succession. and Stone dropped Parents
hy giving tho locals three runs and the game Gibson
WIS taken out In the first inning after st. Louis
Ooor0d three runs. The score:
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At PROVIDENCE.
American Yachts Enter Hclisoland Race
Special Cable D,,pa,eh to TIE sux.

SPeeh' aoof Despdlch 10 THE SUN
LONDON, June s.-The yachts Atlantic,
Apache, Utowana and valhalla have entered
for the race for auxilisries from Dover to
Helisoland. for which Emperor William
has given cup In addition TO a cup for sail
Ing yachts over the same course. Both races
VII be held on june II.
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ST, LOUIE,

I0thIs - - y y ~ -, -.
for Winter in the ninth nning. 1.-TWO out when win.
ming run was scored
Boston ..............-,. o O O 81
81, Louis .................3 o o o O-9
First base Boston. Left on bases
Boston. $: 81 l.olis. !. First base on ba!ls-on
Gibson. L. on " later. g. oily Glade. 2. Struck out
BY Winter, s. H.. Glade, 4. Two base hit-Aioran.
Sacrifice hits Ferris, Van 2ailt, Gleason. Umpire
.CounollI Time / hour and Al minutes, At.
Andance-a.i9G.
DETROIT. O: WARRINGTON. S.
WARRINGTON June s,-Aftcr Washington had
gained lead of two runs by hard. uphill work A
base on balls and two hits tied the score for Detroit
~ the ninth inning, and base on balls. a dumb
play by Jake Siahl. Donovan's scratch hit and
Heydcn error Of Hill's throw to the plate permit.
Ing Lowe TO score In the eleventh Inning. gave the
Vhitors an unexpected voiory. The score:
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Yachting NOtea.

The New Rochelle Yacht Club will have a power
boat regatta tomorrow afternoon The yacbis
will start on Echo Bay at O'Clock.
The Class Q boats OF the Atlantic Yacht Club
VIII meet for the rst time In for the haVens
challenge cup for these boats tomorrow after.
no0u.
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Hudson River League.


At Hudson-New burgh, 9: Hudson o.
At Observation-Disclosures s: Saugcrties, o.
Al Kingston-Paterson, .: Kingston. T.
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CHICAGO.

Boston. ......,......,..o o o 0 %
LET. on beses-Ghicago. q Boston, .. Two
Stolen bases-Sagle, Schultz, Chance (2) Tinker
a., Double plays-Abbaticchio. Raymer Tenncy.
First base on balls-On weinier. 2: OF Fraser, 9.
Hit by pitcher-By Weimef, I; by Fraser,2. Struck
out-By Wemer. 3: BY Fraser. 2. Wild pitch
Fraser Umpire-Klein. Time-i hour and so
minutes. Attendance-2.s0o
PHILADELPHIA IN. L) 8; ST. LOUIS IN. In, 2.
ST. LOUIS, June s-The Philadelphia team took
another game from 81. Louis 10 day. The score
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pfttsburgs Get Revenge on New Yorks
First Defeat for aimee.

The Pittsburss yesterday turned the tables
on the New York Nationals and gave
Pitcher Am>s bis nrst defeat OF the season
Philadelphia wss the only Eastern team
that won. g. Louis being the victim. Brook
Ign lost in Cincinnati and Boston In Chicago.
The results:
Pittsburg. 4; New York, I.
Cincinnati, H; Brooklyn, ..
chicago, IL; Boston, =.
Philadelphia, .; st. Louis. =.
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At Mont gomery-Montgomery. 1: New Orleans 9.
a, Atlanta-Atlanta, 3; Shreveport, 2.
At Nashville Nashville, 2: Little Rock.
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2: Memphis. l.
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Western IleAHue.


AT Colorado Springs-Coorado Springs, a. St.
Joseph. 8.
At Denver-Denver. Q: Sioux city,,
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American Associs ton.

A. Milwaukec--Miiwau 7: st. Paul. S.
At Kansas City-Minneapolis. J; Kansas City, L.
At Louisville Louisville, 7; Columbus, s.
Al Toledo-Tolcdo. 8: indianapolis, O.
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'Batted for Zearfoss In the ninth inning.
st. Louis. ..,..........o 20 %
Philadelphia. .....t.....0 3 O-5
Three base hits Doolin, Bransneld. Zearfoss
Home rnBurkc.. Sacrince hl;-Magee. Double
RRecskiey. Suoisn base-Smoo. WiId pItc itch r
lum, Firs, base on bal!s-On Thielnap. /: on
DugSlcby. =, Struck out-By Kellum. 4: by Dug
glchv, s. Left on bases-St. Louis. Il PHILADELPHIA
2 umplre-Emslie. Tme-I hour and 40 minutes
A,trndance-l,5<O
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Automobile Races m orrow,
Morris Park, 2 p. M,-Adr.

= Baseball To-day. Z p. n. American League
SaIk n Y. Americans W. Cleveland. ado
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BROOKLYN.

Tive bsse hlts.Llsy' So.coKknI. n'e ov,nan
Stolen base-Ritter, First base on bals--On
Overall. .: on E..on. O. strues out-bS Overall. s;
ny Eason s. Left on basos-Cinclnnati. Z; Brook
lyn s. Flrs, base on error-C1nciunau, Umpire
-Bausewine. Ttme-1 hour ~ minutes
CHICAGO ~. LIZ. II: BOSTON IN L) ?.
CHICAGO, Juno a-Fraser held Chicago safe till
tho sixth inning TO day. when he seemed 10 lose al
hls skill. Tho score;
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New York State League

AZ Mnnchcster-Fall River, q: Manchester
Al Nashua, Haverhill and Concord-Wct grounds
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

AMERICAN LEA1rE.
Cleveland IN Sew York: Chicago In Philadelphia:
st. Louis In Boston; Detroit In Washington,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New Nork Ia Ptttsburg. Brooklyn In Cincinnati.
Boston In chicago Philadelphia In ST. Louis
EASTERN LEAouY.
Runalo Ia Jersey City; Toronto In Newark; Mon.
treal In nlltimore, Rochester In Providence
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Connecticut League.

At New Haven--Sprlngneld. s. New Haven. l.
At Holyoke-Holyoke. Q: New London, Il
At Mertden-Brtdgepon. l: Nerdcn, o.
Al Hartiord-Hartford. 8: Norwich. 5.
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Detroit ..,.....O s o % IA
Washington .......0 o ] o O--S
Left on bases-M Washington g: Detroit. &. First
base on errors Washington 8. Detroit, g. First
base on bals--On Hughes. !: ON Donovan q Struck
out-By Hughes. 7: by Douoven,s 6. Hit by pitcher
BY Donovan Three base hits--Joncs. Crawford
Sacrifice hitS--Cassdy. Heyden Hickman. Lowe nv,
Drill. Stolen basesJones. Lowe. Drill Double
play-O'Leary tunasslstcdl' Coughln. Crawford
and oLeary. Umpire Sheridan. Tiine-2 hours
end 10 minutes. Attendance 5000
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F1Tst bhSt on tfr0fs--NtWhTE, 7: Rochesier, &.
Left on bases.Newark. a: Rochester. q. First base
d OF Schultz. :. Struck out-By Hesterfer. 3:
by washer. !; by Monar!ty !: by .clesD /; by
Smith, Barclay. Sacrifice hit-Kennedy Stolen
bases Murphy. Cockman G. Jones. Wagner.
Hit by ptcher-By Washer t0. Wild pitch
schultz, umplre-Egan Time-2 hours and 10
ralnuleS
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
JERSEY CITY. s: MONTREAL. q
STANDING OF THR CLUES

Lindcrman's pitching and hitting by the home
team made winning combination against the
Royals In yesterdays game In Jersey City. Tho
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SHUT OUT BY THE CLEVELANDS
MOORE A PROBLEM NEW YORK
AMERICANS CANNOT SOLVE.

Chesbro Pitches Well, Errors Acooununs
for Three Of tho Loaders' Runs--Phiis-
deIphias Make the Chioagos Bite tho
Dust - Bostons and Detroits "'h'
The New York Americans were shus ous
BY the Clevelands yesterday. but were ao.e
TO retain their shaky clutch on seventh place
owing to ST. Louis losing In Boston, mo nsns
between Philadelphia and Chicago Tor eecono
place resulted In the former shaking on tne
White sox and holding the position aion1 y,
The Dstroits won sn eleven INNING s"in' :"
Washington. The results
Cleveland, 4: Now York. o.
Philadelphia, @; Chicago, D.
Boston, 4; st. Louis, q.
o Detroit. O: washington, ..
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sPEEDWAY MATINEE.
Karen 10 shay wins m Brss for All Ir"t'
t1n4 Race.

HsYOn D0 shay WEO N 1boSt0s ~ INV
tins Race.
Thu fourth MATINEE Of ths Road DEtvsrs'
Association vas held over the upper 6pseo-
way stretch yesterday. II oomplssso sne
sprins series, and the sport will now give p1ace
~ ths N.V York Driving Club. Altar the
ciose Of the season ct the Empire track nvs
moro mstiptss viii be held on the Speedway.
The racing yesterday was fully MP 70 the
hieh standard established at The former
b.Sn p in shsE " or. y Ss HS
warmed for his trial against time ns d a.. sne
wagon and ran fway. Later t he ~ s, Sth ali
Mf sq.s sttsS: S5Sys TT
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Good start; won easily; ST: Estephe. h. g.. 2, by
Octagon-St. Eudora: owned BY p. II. McCarrcn.
trained by r. z. Watkins.
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S Ss.seYs o!Si.-.......:.S eSiSo q
Three esss htss-Nsrtee HoysId. Browne.
nlay,SNc0ann and Brosnshan; Mc0ann tunss-
sstsD Ritohey And Howard. stolen Ssse:-Rssu a:
h f' On bsusIon Case, !; Oh Ames. ,. wild
pitohes-Amss, !. Umpires-Johnstone and o'pAy
Tlme- hour and Is minutes. Atsendanoo-7.elo
CINCINNATI. II; BsooKl1N. ,.
cusorrxATI June s.IPefoEe Alice RSose-
sroo tEu allowed tSs Reds 70 trsmpie over
them 70 easy victory, Eeson was batted
WsItors opsnsd on overall With a triple. .
double and a single In tho hrst lnnine, but
after that tho Big fellow proved q mighty
fMmieyo double scored him. but Lumley
wss eau ht Oh third on Gessler's single to
Huggins. sheckard. soore4 agalp In the
second single Tho score:
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First base on crrors-Jerscy City, ?. Montreal 2
Left on hases-Jcrsey City. o: Montreal T. First
Struck ou,@By Lmderna n' q BY 'P appalsu s.
Two bas. hits,Clement. L,ndermnn. Sacrifice
bascs-Clcment, Merritt, Cassidy. Woods, Miller,
Ramon. Double pay-Dyer. Miller and Lach ance.
pire-Moran fimeNi hour and 20 minutes. Al.
tend ance-e00.
RocHEsrRR. IL: HIwARK. 10.
Five, pitchers were used in the game between