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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
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58s iii Special to The Times-D ispa tch.)
MI TLANTA. @ .A..$ une 26. --trhe Southern
Tennis Associations annual ampionship
will be held on the courts OF the Atlanta
Athletic NJ Club, beginning e. ufy88s 90 ana '1!1!
three, and perhaps more Iaich mond play ;'-
ers are expected here for the big event. Iii555
II For a period OF nlneteens years TINS TINS
tournament has beenshel,d in Washing y.
d. c., and now that 1t has been trans ans
'ferred 70 Atlanta the local club is max x
Ing every effort to assure the success gu, g s,
of the affair. 5ss sl8T .5S M 4.
"A large sum OF money, has been spent ant
Tor, the cups, OF vii Hh there will be many.
The trophy for the men championship '1ll
Is an unusually massive and handsome |ll''
piece Of silverware. In Aition, x there here
are cups for doubles. mixed doubles. 17ln n y
ner-up tournament cups. and the Ike, as
well as handsome trophies In the co NJ,
lation division. In all a5n1atter Of nearly
$1,000 hes been spent in cups. and the
array Is i one which has meyer III beer q
equalled In the South. Of the cups are are
up for the first tire. 3si s. &
The handsome new courts ofy&the Az Az,
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s WENT ELEVEN INNINGS.
Mighty Contest Between Danville
) 8 and the Champions.

Especial to Tho Times-D spatct.) Il
Il IlYNCHBURG. VA, Juno 2e---The
game here this afternoon between Lynch
burg and Danvile went eleven innings,
the home team winning out by tho score
OF 4 to 3. The contest was delayd half
an hour in starting on account OF q,
rain, and the diamond was heavy, but
tho game was ono OF the snnpipest and
most scientific that has been seen this sea-
SON. There was hardly a play but 1t was
on tho sensation order. and the crtors
were very costly to both teams.
st Bowen carried off the honors In the
field, taking ton chances. being the pivot
!! in three rafting double plays, The game
was won In tho eleventh by Mckenzie
fagging a hard grounder from Bowen,
and double by WILSON, with no ono out,
The batting OF Red Walsh saved the.
day8for the shoemakers. Tho game was
tied Mt the close of the ninth, when Moser
relieved Carter, and the game goes to
him, making his record seventeen out OF
eighteen games, Howard, the South At
lantlo southpaw, twirled a great game,
and tho Shoemakers were helpless before
/ him until In the eighth inning, after
which he weakened a trIfle, and they
took advantage OF IT. ~
The score; M IA III N3
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Chicago, 1;lSt,sIouis g..

Chicago, II; St. Louis, o. Ii
scIfICAG o, ! ILL.,, June 20. 81 Tho locals
defeated st. Louis today, in q decided
jpltchers' battle. 81 g 4. VI Isl g48 3aEs II
Y Hcore:i 6E yst 4t Y 5,4 ~ II. II. ~,
Chicago y. 81. q. 20 o OF o o o 0 81 s5s y
St Louis \. 4. 20 D d o o. o o o. 90 Ssi Q
Batteries: overall ara y Killing; n Brown
and Nice arthy. Time, 100. EMPIRES, Car
'5penters and Klein. n 81 y II 5
Pittsburg, 6;# Cincinnati, n.
h 4 c.INcINNA,.rI, OH 10, J Tune q. HEAVY.
hitting BY Pittsburg IN the last u three bret
innings won the game aftcrsi It seemed
that Cincinnati was certain OF victory
nj Score: ltSss 59} 81 s. III r. H III
Cincinnati i. 4. 10 OF o o D Q. o GA q
FPittsburg !. n, D o 0 o i02 " o-8 10 q
At Bntteries;5 Wicker, Fraser and Living,
ston; Lever, Lynch, Pietz and Phelpn.
Time, 200, Umpire. Q Day. I.
Phila delphia p New Y ork, s.
ss. JEW YORK, u Juno 20. Pittinger was
TOO strong for the locals too ay..sls It was
ia close game at that. . CLANS double
and Glenson's single being X responsible
for the visitors winning
a2 Score: ~ 6.t NJ l.s III. n. Il
Philadelphia |. \. !. % o 01f0 o . o0-2 A. 0 81
New York i. 4 DO 0 9 81
Batteries: Pittinger and Doom; Nc 'tn a
nifty and BoWerman. Time. 4 40. n Umpire 9
gJohnatone. VI 81 III " III Dc s
Brooklyn, 4 {; Boston, !. 81
BOSTON, MAS 81 juno &C. IF our hits, in-S
Guiding d three Dagger, wit 4 two outs
gave Brooklyn four runs in the first in
ming, giving them q victory over, Boston
s Score s s. si issS i,S r. II. E..
sBrooklynS q. I. 4 D 900 o 0 o OF 8
Boston I..0 9 % Y y Y \ IL "a
$6 batteries: Mcintyre and Bergen q Linda
man and Brown. Time. ;53, EMPIRES,
EEmsle and Conway. s}$ s83 s4 ,s53
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BY SUTTON a CO.,
n Real Estate AUG tlonssrs.
rRUsTE Es'5AuoTloN SALE o. III 4,
SMALL BRICK STORE s I.

az pn6, H0OuSVWooN WI Nv ~ Al
and Marshall 6trssts. q Il 81
BY virtue OF n certain deed OF trusts 20
tho undersigned trustees, dated u March
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the Richmond Chancery Court. ". IassdS
Book $50 &c, q page 2g5, default having
been made In the payment OF q portion
OF the money secured thereby. and BENZ
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MONDAY, JULY, 3, 900,
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(s) inches on the west line OF ~ hfeanfh
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six (s) inches to an alley IN con,IAoN
four (4) feet wide.
\ re RMs- oh. az to expenses ofs Aale
all taxes to day OF sale. and the sum GA
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l90at sl4S.7s, with Interest from ~
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Der n, 1901 3l80,25, unit II Afaroh N
1901 1880. until Sep embsr Al, 81 !
yIgs.75, until March n, 1908; tha halaAs1
upon. q credit OF one and two YEAR, fI0lll
the day OF sale, tho credit payniNllta
bear interest from tho day az sale.
cash, mt the option Of tho purchRss & u
n WILLIAM FL n \; IiEIA 1EM
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West Virginia.
Debt Settlement.

IA The West Virginia Debt ssettlem m ~,
~ VirRinta Deferred ertiticates to date
Z ! 4 -, mounting to more than rine-tenthsgof
the Certificate 81 81 j which comprise
the Bulk 81 the certif les SO Y aside by
virginia to represent the portion OF the
Old state Debt left for est virginia to
pay. III " u, ..3 ~
nthar Fun ding Acts OF = 1878 1882 and 1922
arrrerate seven eighths Of tho total Of
those issues. III N Il I38ss
Deposits are still receive BY VA 3
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! Champion Amateur T cam.

,s1.735 (Speclal to Tho 4ItrneS-l Ia7
WARRENTON VA, June 26-----NW arren-s
ton was defeated by tho Staunton team
this afternoon in ten inning game by
the score Of 4&to 81, The home team
was also defeated yesterday by n score
OF II to Is, after being well q hea The
stanton players compose the champion
amateur team OF the State, Thethird aud
last game with them to- rnorrow5will draw
a very large crowd. III U II
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Have You Rented Your Brains
to Some One Else to Advise You

81 your own personal mat tiers, " algldweS
Sonic one To confuse Or tilscotrng 81 Wy
sur manner q putchahinK hor. IA
w ask IS ons orportunlty, and 4 syS
Viii prove thnt We have the best pins log
extar,t to buy property, At the least posi-
sble expense, because II ennbies fyot \ y u
make the money out ot u he proper E5als
FAST az you pay Tor 4, and 70 ,inde rssea'ta
III IL to be suited With Il. ns o,isatida K
Of testimonies Of those who do will shove
SIX dollars will start you on this hnppJ!X
road to success. II IN
one prominent huslttess man OF tcltssssss
lhlond but yesterday said \ ot,r plan lifS
,vorned by HEAR say " but send fofa Ollf
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Mess,jrl.s. Brown Brothers & Co.,
b ~ So Wall Street, New York,

and ti,o attention Is holders Is directed
ltnH the fact TINT the subpoena Issuing out
81 the supreme Court or the United States
"a the state OF West Virginia Is return
inb1e z October u 1906 when West Virginia.
Ia directed to appear and answer the bill;
therefore, to participate in any benefits
that may be obtained. all holdings should
Ia deposited before that date.
g While the Committee reserves the right
10 impose penalty for failure to deposit,
It viii receive deposits without penalty
III, where there Is a reasonable ground Tor
failure to deposit
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Merchants Offer Prizes.

4 Especial to The Tlmes.Dispatcf.)
Z IY,NCHBURG, VA. June 20. Some idea
OF the extent Of the baseball fever ~
.Lynchburg can be Judged BY the fact
that the Retail Merchants Association
has offered two prizes weekly to tho
players on the local team for the re-
malnder Of tho week.
Tho prizes are valued at IS each, and
they will go weekly to the player maxi
Ing the best fielding and batting averages ''r
respectively.
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5Wright's Finger Amputated.

II WIMBLEDON, ENG, June 20---Beals @,
Wright athe member OF the American
team which came to England to- play
for the Dwight F. Davis international
lawn tennis championship cup, but who
was unable to compete because Of the
cutting Of his right hand with q broken
soda water bottle a2day or ( two before
the team sailed has had the foretfnges
healing satisfactorily.
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!. Four- o AIRED Struggles

Ot|A' 49, - 800
The four-oared ggles-and "strug-
Egles"Sis very appropriate title for these
two mile race-aref looked upon rs ui-
known quantities this year The Varsity
ELpats Of both Y s.e and Harvard u have
been repeatedly shaken UP, in9 shifts to
the elght-oar, and the freshmen have
been INDUCING In i q sort OF go-as-you-
please blade work, while attomptng to
Z follow the few word OF Instruction the
coaches found time to give them Ill; II ss
f.: While close race Is looked for be-
tween the Varsity boats, an even more
exciting contest for honors Ii Will 4 be I ne
wo-mile "scrap. OF the freshmen eN, ts.
IIarYard's fastest time, as caught by
Yale whtctcs rowing down stream from
the naval station to the bridge was
8 minutes So seconds, while pacing the
Varsity Y boat on Il q Fl four-mile trial In
II 8minutes 10 seconds. Yale's freshmen
started over the course half-hour later
$tnan tho Harvard crews, hut the same
favorable conditions prevailed, The Eli
youngsters, however, went h over the
upper half Of the course and srowed the
two miles in minutes sc seconds-the
first half In 2 minutes IS seconds. the
5mlle4ir minutes 6 seconds, the milo and
Infhalf in z minutes SO seconds, and the
two miles In . mlnuteS b6 seconds. Har-
VarQ 8 freshmen 4 are 5CCeOlte(l SSWllll OUT
rowing the Varsity boat IN nearly all
the two-mlle trials. which Is not nn,-
usual. II 5,,, l3s sis.s
"Jlrn" Wray, who Is training Harvard
squad, says That Yale is wrong on the
time OF the Crimson freshmen. En-
'.They have got things mixed little
up ut Broadview, sold Wray. That
time should read 9sminutes 40 seconds for.
the freshmen, instead Of 9 minutes and
IS seconds. There was evidently @ wrong
Grew picked when Yale caught tho time.
!, hut Yale has Il In black and white.
and sticks to 1t that she has a freshman
crew two seconds faster.
Admit Strength.
Captain r. G. 5AIoress. Of Yale = Varsity
crew, acknowledges that Harvard has q
very fast eight Our eight are doing all
they know how, said tho Ell captain.
a"They are a harder working crew than
last year. Harvard g. crew rows better
than any eight II ever saw. They are
powerful and hig, and put considerable
life In their stroke. Harvard will keep
ahead OF us NIL the way until this third
milo, They will keep as close to us
as we like to have them, I shall feel
satisfied with whatever our crew does
In the race, 53 Z,
Fl n. Eoulton. stroka OF Yales eight, also
praises the work Of the rivals down at
Red Top Harvard has 9 fine crew this
year,, said Boulton, "bnt we arc going
to do our level best to Win, and that
Is all 7 can say" ~ isS.
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Swift stakes at
Sleeps head Buy to.
dny. Ifc was quoted
at seven to ono IN
the betting, md
stepped tho distance
Ia 1924 as. wl,ioh IS
one-1fth OF q second:
faster than Tho
.Musketecr' 8 time.
made at Saratoga In,
lD02. md AcrOnnut'S
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I, sALEs--This Day.
BY H. "a. McCurdy,
Peal Estate Auctloneor.
ExECuToR,s SALE II n VI N
55ist $$iE x - r.. ttt II! "A, q i
Three. Story Brick Store,
N D. ] 9O2 j.. Main Street.

AS executor under tho last Will and
testament Of sa rall ;.a CT Boswell, &c.
cen nS'a ~ oirer for sale upon the
TUEsD DAY, JUNE &c, 1900, AT o r. M ].
the above mentioned real estate. The
lot has q frontage on the northern limo IN
Twcntieth Streets, OF 20 feet and runs
back 155 feet tor d Wild ALLEY Fl
ne-third cash. balance ct ak
and twelve months, N tcress q daed e nnti
trust deed or ull cnsh. at Opt on OF pur-
chaser. II. 4 AZ Nc CURpY 4 f:xecn tor.g@i
+ Postponed until s IFS 4
WEDNESDAY, j UN11 q, At o y. N. 33i5$s
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HALIFAX BREAKS
WORLDS RECORD !: J |: !:
IS lfeeisi. q s...~l>.--..--.-.~.. n
Scvcn.to.O One Shot at Sl,ecpslicad
Clipped Fifth Of Second
from Time, ss8.#
RED RIVER e WINS y STAKES s. \ I, I: 5
Rye Captures Second Race and l7lt
First Goes to Prince Ham
burg--O tier Results.
RED RIVER WINS Y n; STAKES $! ' [ {: ),

{By Associated Prcss.)
Ri NEW & DIRK, june eo--Alex. shicld's
HALIFAX, currying 10 polnds. made q
new worlds record for seven D flirionE
81, Z d Circular track wilton he won the
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MINOR LEAGUE SCORES
Southern League,

Al Atlanta; Atlanta, y Montgomery. 4
AZ birmingham; Birmingham Nash yllle'
M game; rain. I, q.
Orleans, q NC !. u /, L
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THE rwENTY-TH1RD n ]s2AI.
meeting OF the cf,anlcs .In ~
M tute viii DO held5n tho Institute. No. l0lA
y Dnst Broad Street; on Tuesda JMly
1Otf 1905 $50 I'd clock9., p, NJ me
n regular annual .rop ports viii 30 made q { g
& Election OF Board OF ana osntes Isl,
" requested. I'll MAS h I1LL.ETT secre7
# tary. 5& sS3 IL {ls
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Game for Thu:r,sde[a.y,..

Tho Hermitage baseball team viii play the
VIII Il the niyersde cuh Of Petsrsburs Oh the
Hermitage Club grounds. The game viii bs
their friends are Invited IL 49, III
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THE GAME WAS CALLED.
Norfolk Did the Baby Act to Per
lection in Roanoke Y esterdaY.

.i83 Especial to Tile Times Dlspatc chs 3 5
be dsWel, Roanoke ana Norfolk today ss
was called after six Innings on account
OF rain the score being ] to ], The
game was full of Wrangles. several Of
the NolYolk players doing the baby"
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American Associations,

At Mlnneapolis: FlrEt sEatle--Aainneapo'
lis, 2i Kansas City, s.. Second game
M Toledo: Toledo. 4 |; Louisville. 9,
All indianapolis: Ind ianapolls Is, 8; Col uni
~ II, Paul. 81 PAU, 4; 4ilwauksst 9,
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Z N Y E { NOTICE.

s.rD K Il rs - {, nj E1liIlNti - FIRST
A National Bank, Richmond & q, - y spe V
& FIRST ma tional Bank Of Richmond. Va,
ID to consider nsld net on 4 o. proposed ~ 2. !,
crease of the pital stock, Will be held
ia tho directors room of the bank NO q!
# l1O4 East Main street. Richmond ,ssf u,
j F1N NJ. MItLDR jr. Cas- 9. HER.
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Detroit, 81; Cleveland q.

= -, :, :, ~, nfrr.rt @ Y,,, !, oa t1yIfi, f,Vn
~ ~ ~ ~ t,yn r,,n. reeded Ia
drives BY Crawford and Cobb won 'r The
s. su sroro. e R.H. 3.
RAJ rnif 3, &. o o o1o1{0 O a-5 ii /
ST3nttnrina.$ hfuliit, and Schmidt 4 Hess
4 ~ :, ca
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act to perfection. Umpire Homer had to
retire after the second inning on account
of sickness, and Smith, Of Roanoke, and
Stanley Of Norfolk, were put In. Their
decisions soon d ispleased Manager Clark
OF Norfolk, and he demanded another
change. Otey, of Norfolk. and FIiens, OF
Roanoke were substituted The game
was well played, and aside from the
5wrangles, was a good one. A double-a
header will be played Tomorrow. The
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Standing Of the; Clubs.

.B Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
81 PORTSMOUTH, June 2e.-- Ri CHI
n,ond pulled tho game out OF tho the IRE IRE
IN tho ninth inning, and won from \ Ports 1.s
mouth to day by a score q 70 2l The The
contest was slowSnnd .unintcresting and
lacking IN features. Two pitchers r. were " ere
used by each team. Portsmouth out hit MT
Richmond but made more errors nearly
ali Il OK which counted. Both Of Ports
mouths runs were RI earned. Kaufman
started to pitch for Portsmouth, and was
effective. hut lost control OF the ball In
the sixth. and was relieved by Schumhn,
vino pitched n great game until chances
{ had been given to retire the side In
the ninth when, with men ton the Eba ses.
lie allowed two singles. which. With the
Emisplays N allowed three runs to cross the
rubber. Drew weak ened in L the eighth
timing, and was succeeded by Eckstone,s
who retired Portsmouth in& order.
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South Atlantic League,

Columbia; Columbia, 8; Jacksonville, q,
Augusta; Augusta, Il; Charleston. @ (ten
innlngs). .l m
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'vA.Rs|1YCREWs
READ||Y'f.0.R||'M|I||A|||T'|C!''A|:.
$500. --..-. ---.---.
Harvard andaYale Meet TOT or.
Il row III Historic Race on
@3 Thames. II
FORMER STILL / |! u. FA 4 ') Z:
strc,tgt h5.Asdmit'ttee1 BY Other s s:
but Yale lie. Has . Bright
Hopes.
70 RMER STILL / !! i. FA 4 70 / Il:
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
G'5S :. 5i;t ..s.a tTy1 ~ 0NDON.

= - lfF
CONN.,, June
2G.Not for
many yours
.3hnB there been.
sucl, q leec,i.
interest taken
in tho Yalc-
Fla rynrd race.
as that shown
tsa A..
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Richmond va. ID June q 1909. .i
,RoBERT@iIAR GoMP;AN'Ys,,l1 [Nl>1G;;o.
publishers s: g. period q cals-I Y,
holders 81 d the Il Robert ding Com:
innnval Inc.S I. viii be held at the o tflce Sof
iS tie cornpany n in Il the city Of RE mond.
til e7} 9TH d ~ VI At 2
d, ii N Seer tar !.
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SAIoscr, , ..3 y. 4 s 9
!. totals 4. !. /. h, 80 4 +s2 81
\ IA Mckenzie hunted three strikes. q
ssDANVILLE. ~ 2S
Players Alb. R.. r. O, AS p.
Richards, 9. ! 9 2 J
Reggie, 3b. 1880. l
Powell, IL ( ~. sgt52 II y
FetZer, r. I. 1900. b III $ 8 z
Doyle, 2b.l.t. 4. !. Ed . s3Sb ia Y
!Zurlage, j b. I. $500 III u q
Mckenzie, 5ss.....,.,+ @
Benny, ~ G 8 ss =
Howard, p......,....4 Ss u y VIZ :.uls 9 e
Totals ~, *, 80 8 40 II
sss mo one out when winning run was vas
scored, IA x. Is s:5 III g * n 6
Score by innings; { r.
Lypohburg .,..... 0 % 0 0 20 Q 3 90 -
iDanYile $50. 0 j o % o 10 Q o. 0l-S
4 Summary: Earned runs-LynchburE. Is
Danvlllo, 2. Two base hits---Nil son and
walsh. Three-base hlts-zurlage, q Left
on /. bases-I.ynchburg, 8 ;itg I)anYille. 4,
stolen bases - Bentley Walsh. Il Struck
out-by Carter. i by Moser, i; by How
ard s, Bases on lalls-off Carter, 8
(zurlage, Richards and Reggiel or Mo-
Ser, 3 (Reggie ana NIcI<enzie). Dour!%i
plays Bowen and Holt; Daringer. Bowen
and Holt (2); Mckenzie and zurlage,
First base on errors L[,ynchburs, p Dam
vile, l.. Hits-off Carter In nine innings,
n; on AIoser In two innings. 2, Attends
ance, 800, Time OF game. 1850. Umpire
NeWfouse. 4: iSl5,i ~
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Kchedu! cd for next Thursday between tllo
blne&nnd tho crimson. II. @ q
n Harvards varsity eight has been 81 d
slight favorite from tlia vc,,y day & ii
came to the Thames Rivec to complete
It's training, and the speed trials OF the
men from Cambridge prove tlent TO be nm
exceptionally FIST crew. t ID true Cor
nell lowered Harvartl's colors III, the re-
cent contest on the Charles, bur the for
mer eight was conceded to be ono OF the
fastest ever sent from ithaca. Tho race
on the Charles was only one and aeven-
cighths miles, while the race tli:, week
on the Thames will be four miles exactly,
Record of Trials. s3
Since Ynlc's coming to g tales Ferry there
Ehns been no sopportunity&eoncred 10 com
pare her speed with Harvnrd'a. John
Kennedy, the coach, seemed 3averse to-
rowing up stream, as the big race will be-
down the river. and oil OF the Ellis time
rows were made when the wind ard tide
were un favora bic. ~ It'd
S Harvarl's best trial has been III y POM.
los, with d. stiff northerly breeze and
an eb1o tide. 81 This is the record time on
sthe course IN comp etttion. but a Yale
crew. In practice, Is credited with having
$reeled Oft &S four niles 81 in 19,n. AIS. a a.
few years ago. F TIarvnrd,s second best
trial over the course was roved IN 22n,.s
los, (, also WI tn favpring Scondi tons. but
the direction was up stream.
10y ale u has Il had three trials over the
course. all down stream and against wind
and tide Two OF these times were given
out BY Kennel v 23m. 34s, 27n.. re-
spectively. The figures OF the third trial
were not given Is out + Kenne ed II aim
Ing there was no record taken, and the
5o,g ht merely padded over the; course. As
5a southwest wind wa also blowing up
tho river whenathls trial wa made. III u
was undoubtedly ii tslnu4 time.
The rumor tina tsls, QUE circulation ct
Red Top that Yale's time TORS thisftr
was 40 min'ltes 80 econda is dlscredited.
by many who have folio wed the crews
lin training from yea rss to year. 1Sennedy's
statement that he will explain some
things 4 about this mysterious trial to-
morrow is hailed with consid erable Esat-
$isfaction by not only the Harvard con
Etngent. but also BY the Ell followers.
Who aer waiting the latest tips on the The
crews. Z. $.3E
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4. FOUR PlTC Frs WERE USED.
5Schuman@ Allowed Two Singles
iii Ninth, Which Lost the
Game.
3 Results Of y esterday's Games.

Results Of Y esterday's Games.
AT Portsmouth: Portsmouth, 2; Rich Rich
rnond 5i4 8 i353 Il &. !, II! 8, ..
SAt Iynchburg: Lynclibnrg FIJI ~ 2 4
Vile, 3 (clevcll innngg. I. 4 T.
AZ Roanoke: Roanoke, Norfolk lst1llt s. !
Called In tho sixthson account II rain).8
Where They Pl ay I o-day.
I Richmond at Portsmouth. Il \. ~
F II Danvillc at Lyncllburg.
w ltlEE rnrfnik at DOa nOlkc
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3&e Players. a b. RI III .s3 Q.5S ~ ~.
$Titnan, - I. 9 ~ 2 SgS 9 5so
Hogue, I. s5 9 MS 8; 2 Nh 9 75
Fischman, s.. 8. ${0 saS 18$ 4i3lSS
Kahn 2b. Il 553}
Jordan. ID syysf :ll 2s5 l !.
$Lohr. e. 9 3ss MA s 9
sConroy, ss 9 sit OS8fO
strebcigh, 3b. ${ 95Ss48a l-, 9
Echuman. p.s S$34s3 Sss IL 2
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NOrfOIk y %Iv =
Batteries Roanoke, Cassidy and Coop
er: Norfolk. Leonard and Foster.
Summary, TWo-base hlt-Dinsl 10. Sac
okes s., Norfolk, 9. Struck out-BY, Casst-;
az, 8: leonard, q, Bases on bal Cassi-
az. q; Leonard, $. Stolen ,bases-Weust,
Piepho. Time, 1:l0 Umplres. Hotfner,
smith, otey, Stanley. Helms, Attend
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On Thursday, June 28, 1905,

GREEN 8 RTpD, Auotlonssfs n
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AU[CTION$sALES, il uture sDayas
lrslsphl,o,n!s,l s!.s!..

BY Green g Redd.
& Real Estate Auctioneerss,sS
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between Allison ana Addison HtreatsS
No. 22l7; lot 60x160 feet to wide MI
z Also 40 feet Of NVACANTs GROUNDAilY
tho slnre block In lots to suit purchaSsrlg
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Il AT Providence: oyidence, 9; New New
4 ark, 1. N iSss "a, .5 . !. ,#
At Jersey City: Jersey city Q; Baltl-