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WILDWOOD DISTRICT.

WILDWOOD DISTRICT.
Richie, James H-1Ot acres and imp,
Woodstock, see No folio 645,
taxes int penalties and costs. -. .22 49
EVANSVILLE DISTRICT.
Cross, Mary M-25 acres and imp,
Cool Spring road, 50 acres and imp (pres
ent owner of 25 acres and imp Sarah
Goodacre, see liber No. 26 folio 81; taxes
in penalties and costs. 1887 go
Decker, j J-lot Ellaville; taxes int
penalties and costs. .................9 Oh
Fawcett, L W-lots l. % block 5, Wi
len Heights; see wB No Is folio 13s;
taxes int penalties and costs .......9 03
Guindon, Jennie-lot 20 block 81 Riv-
erdale; taxes int penalties and costs.20 "a
McCurdy, w Slot 8 block 80 River
dale; taxes int penalties and costs II 40
Pollard, Willard A-lot 5, Ellaville
Heights, see W No. 26 folio 738; taxes
int penalties and costs. ..............9 Oh
Simpson, G Warfield-lot 81, Ellaville
Heights, W No 81 folio ri; taxes int
penalties and costs. ...............9 03
TAKOMA PARK.
Allen, George R (present owner Mary
R Allen)-lot II block 81, Takoma Park
see liber No ~ folio 1862; taxes int penal
Fisher, w Mot 80 block 81; taxes int
penalties and costs. ...............14 g
MCGEE, William J-lots 10 20 block "a
see liber w No 40 folio 139; taxes int
penalties and costs. IL 80
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-THE-
BALTIMORE AMERICAN
ESTABLISHED 1878
THE
The Daily American

Terms by Mail, Postage Prepaid
Daily, One Month. 25
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Daily, 3 Months..........."......... IS
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Daily, l Year.. .................... 800
Daily, with Sunday Edition, One
Observation-Disclosures. $50
Sunday Edition, One year ........ SO
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Office TO CRED1roRs.

NoT1CE TO CREDITORS.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
i undersigned has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Prince Georges coun
ty, letters of administration upon the per
sonal estate of
ELIZA A. WARE
late of Prince Georges county, deceased.
All persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same; with the vouchers thereon legal
ly authenticated on or before the 10th day
of February, 1908; or they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all benefit OF
said estate. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this
9th day of August, 1907.
MICHAEL J. T1GHE.
Executor of Eliza A. Ware deceased.
Ag91m.
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pY VIRTUE of Chapter 222 of the
- laws Of the General Assembly of
Maryland passed at the January Session,
1898, and especially by virtue of Section
116 G., of the said Act, passed at the Jan
uary Session Of the year 1902, the under
signed, Treasurer Of Prince Georges
county will on
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ORpEK OF i uyLloAlloN.
" LILLIAN ". WARING
VS..
MILAN HARRISON ETAL
No. 2280 Equity.

II the Girt nit Count for Prince Geo:g 5
County, Mary land.
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TERMS OF SALE:

All cash, or cash and balance to be
secured to the satisfaction Of the under
signed. the credit payments to bear inter-
est from the day of sale Taxes and In
surance adjusted to day of sale. Con-
veyancing at the cost of purchaser.
JAMES A. o. TUCKER,
405 CORTLAND ST., Baltimore, Md.
CHARLES Fl. STANLEY, Solicitor.
Aug304t
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Tuesday, September 24th, 1907,
AT 10 O'CLOCK N

AT II O'CLOCK NJ,
all that lot or parcel of land in Prince
George county, Md. about 81 mics from
Mullikin Station, on the Baltimore and
Popes Greek R. r., adjoining the lands
of Charles H. Stanley. Charles T. Davis,
and bordering on the Patuxent River,
containing
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SAMUEL e. SWEENEY, Auctioneel
MonTeAaESALE.

DY VIRTUE of the Power of sale con-
- tanned in mortgage from John
HOFFMAN, and wife dated May Goth, 1908
and recorded among the Mortgage Rec
ords of Prince George cou nty in Liber J
B. B. No. IL folio AS, the undersig ign ed
Mortgagee will sell at public sale at the
Court House door ut Upper Marlboro
Md, on
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q ACRES
OF LAND, MORE OR LESS

This property is located Oh the public
road from Baden to Westwood, and is
about miles from Brandywine and about
81 miles from Cedarville Station on the
Southern Maryland R. R., and adjoins
the lands now or formerly owned by
Mrs. Maria A. Turner and others. I'M
proved by small dwelling house in very
good condition.
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l19 ACRES
MORE OR LESS.

improved by two story and attic five
room frame dwelling, frame stable and
barn, and usual outbuildings, which land
is more fully described in the Mortgage
referred to.
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PUBLIC SALE

VALUABLE Real ESTATE
SOLD AT TAX SALE BY THE COUN-
TY COMMISSIONERS OF PRINCE
GEORGES COUNTY, MARYLAND,
AND FORFEITED TO THE SAME.
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Democratic Conservative Ticket.

Democratic Conservative Ticket.
STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR:
AUSTIN L. CROTHERS
Of Cecil County:
FOR COMPTROLLER:
JOSHUA W. Herring,
Of Carroll County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
ISAAC LOBE STRAUS,
Of Baltimore City.
FOR CLERK oFaFAE COURT OF APPEALS:
CALBB+C. MAGRUDER,
Of Prince Georges County.
JUDICIAL TICKET.
FOR CHIEF JUDGE:
JOHN P. BRISCOE.
COUNTY TICKET.
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES:
OGLE MARBURY,
T. HOWARD DUCKETT,
J. ENOS RAY, JR.,
8. MARVIN PEACH.
FOR STATES ATTORNEY:
NJ HAMPTON AAeRUDER.
FOR SHERIFF.
FRANK P. HURD.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER:
G. A. M. WELLS.
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS:
VIM. A. MILLER.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS:
WILLIAM F. HOLMEAD,
BENEDICT j. GALLANT.
FOR JUDGES oFSrH1foRrHANs' COURT:
"'- CseHERIFF,
JOHN G. JONES,
ALBERT f. JENKINS.
FOR SURVEYOR:
CHRISTOPHER C. BILLOPP.
Election Tuesday, November 9th. 1907
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WANTED A WHITE WOMAN
w as Cook and general Houseworker
no washing; good wages and good
home for right party; no objection to
woman with child over four years of age
Address Mrs. THOMAS CLAGETT, Up
per Marlboro Maryland.
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ORDER OF RAr1r1cArloN.
FREDERICK DALLAM, Assignee,
VS..
lARY M CONNER AND JOHN W
CONNER.

In the Circuit Court for Prince Georges
County in Equity.
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BRANDYWINE DISTRICT.
BOWIE DISTRICT.

Block. s A-lots 9, 10, H. -, 10 block
AZ, Bowie, taxes int penalties and costs
Curtin Patrick-lots 8, 4 block 81; lots
IA, IS, 16, II block 40, Bowie; see liber
No Is folio 800; taxes int penalties and
..,., 10
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EVANSVILLE DISTRICT.

Alsop, David G-lot 4, block 2, Lake
land, see iber No II folio 5S7; taxes int
penalties and costs. ............. s. 9 O3
Breuninger, Mrs-lots a. Is block %.
Charlton Heights; taxes int penalties and
costs. .......s. ......... ~ Uo
Kline, Nicholas-lots 7, 10 block l, !
acre, College Park see liber j w No 40
folio 442 and 446, taxes int penalties and
costs. ...9 W
Robinson, Emily-lots 3, 4 block 33,
Charlton Heights, see liber No. IS folio
494, taxes int penalties and costs. IA 60
Saunders, William-lot 10 block Col
lege Park; taxes int penalties and costs
Weaver, Teresa-lot Is block College
Park, see liber No 80 folio 1874;
taxes int penalties and costs. .....14 70
BLADENSBURG DISTRICT.
Barry, Marguerite-sub lot 8 in block
AZ Riverdale, see liber ] w No 81 folio
| 534; taxes int penalties and costs. :. 30 "a
Bell, L A-lot "a block SO Riverdale,
see liber j W No 80 folio 204; taxes int
penalties and costs. ..............11 81
Richards, George L (present owner
Josephine Helckli-lot 80 block 10 Tux
edo see liber J No Al folio 3S7; taxes
tut penalties and costs. O3
| SpaSprlng w ater Co-lOL BlaQenSUurg
taxes int penalties and costs. .......11 0S
Sanders, Mr. acre and imp, ] 81
Rogers tract; taxes int penalties and
costs. .................. 80 63
Shields, Elsie Triggs-12 acres and imp
Edmonston road see liber No II folio Az
taxes int penalties and COSTS. $50 Oh
| Tobey, James Hot block SO River
dale; taxes int penalties and costs. IA 62
| White, Charles-4 acre and imp ] h
Rogers, taxes int penalties and costs.59 81
SPALDINGS DISTRICT.
| Reeder, Richard-Pt Weston. acres
see liber W No % folio 1873; taxes int
penalties and costs, ............22 q
Young, James Edward-Cool Spring
8 acres and imp; see liber 81 folio 10
taxes int penalties and costs. lis 81
SURRATTs DISTRICT.
Hawkins, Jeremiah-Lordships Kind
ness, 80 acres and imp see liber W No
80 folio 257; B IS folio 525; J W l;
folio 67S; taxes int penalties and cost:
| .........., 90 o.
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LAUREL DISTRICT

Bohrer, Cavour-Laurel, B and B sub,
lot 80; see liber No folio 1882; taxes int
penalties and costs. .................9 03
Croissant,J D and George w. Rickett-
lots II, 10 German Avenue and 1st street
Laurel, 10000 SO it, see liber No. folio
317; taxes int penalties and costs. 80 OF
Schrocinitz, Emile A-Birmin CHAM
Manor, ST acres, taxes int penalties and
COSCS. 10 w
Waters, Lucin da--lot 9Th street and
imp, see No II folio 464; taxes int
penalties and costs ...............16 O3
BRANDYWINE DISTRICT.
Graham, George-from Daniel Garner,
6 acres, see liber No 13 folio 1872; taxes
int penalties and costs. 03
OXON HILL DISTRICT.
Frye, Henry J-74 acres, see liber No.
10 folio 236; taxes int penalties and costs
Il Us
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TRUSTEES SALE
Real ESTATE
Tuesday, September 18th, 1907,

the property in said proceedings men
toned containing
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one contest

Iri2-s ...... / : = Il
'nl-tel fnr Armhrl.ter I'm ninth irrirc
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RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE.

FIRST RACE-FJre furl1ncs Katherine Murphy.
% T. Martini. . 10 J. Won; lady Baidur JOS
N0re.andl 20 f1r placa second; Stone Street.
I-5 Brown / % 2 third. Time ] lG745 CatHe-
rine F. Billy B0gleEs. Margaret Randolph. Bucket
Top.aftv Bel 4 Kent and Chestnut Belle also rsu
SECOND RACE-SsIling. one mile Sea salt. o.
Bilae. 70 g. won. Rrgsl River 81 T. Martini
20 ]. second Edith NJ. 81 Butler, . 20 !, third.
Time lii 5 Sister Polly. Noocasin Maid, Cygnst
Queen Caroline. SlaWana. SpendtLrft Helen Mono
chord. Gold spray Miss H8wley, Leta Duffy and
Lathure also ran
THIRD BACE-SevCn fgrirrEs Col. Jim Douglas.
100 DearhruI { 20 5. won, Envoy, Us lee, even.
second. Request. q Butler. even. third. Time.
is 55 Tar-aras Harry scott, Piautlaud. UsuTg.
and star Fairy also ran.
FOURTH RACE-gna and oHe-siUeenth miles
County CLERK. 93 'Skiuini 70 l. won. CrrTs
.iH-shsm, l1j tAusriuI. even. second; Red Thistle
lo IPeI. 10 % ? 10 show third. Time. 80 Is
Sa1aIdo. Henry o.. Rs7islle. Dr McCarty, Red
Ogden. Joe C0yis. Pretty Michael, and Bernie
Cramer also ran,
FIFTH RACE-FDur and Una-hllf furl0nCs Brim.
mer lC5 FoVersI % l. Won Mary Talbot rs
.Butler 10 1 for place second Bosom Friend
lE AfcIutrrsI even. third Time. 05555 Donna
Il. Listerire. Bans. Bdnca. Le0na Beresford. In
TeurTF5s Hester Zrr1. C0ndico, Waldorf Belle, ard
Ada o. Walker also nn.
SIXTH PACE-Oue and one sixteenth miles. sell
iuE Sultry l05 Aluelaudl y % J.. won, Princes
Orna. lT GntithI, 20 !, second. Scalplocs l03
Desrhrut. 5 tn l. third Time, l.50 55 Quag-a.
Horseradisb. Natador, Obsron, Foreigner and Do
Gle also ran.
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RESULTS AT OAKLAND.

FIRST RACE-Futurty course Andrew B Cook.
l1 .kirsclbaum| 9 % o. won. Cardinal Sarto IL
Gool-hldi. u 20 l. second sharp Boy. y Wi
som. 30 90 l. third Time ial. Fl Chihuahua,
N1ttia Hicks Evelanter, Adir0udacks Ebgruauio.
Search Ne Be,laco and Desmages also ran.
SECOND RACE-FutU-ity coursa. Titus II
Henley. 10 20 8. won; Bel Reed. IT Davis 10 TO
J. second, Paddy Lynch, l32 tAleriel. 70 T. third.
Time iI035 Yellowstone Hsraiu Emh1ttain.
Fl1U1t Princess Wheeler. and Miss Provo also Tan.
THIRD RACE-Oue mile and twenty yards Mi
shrra 20! lKIrschbaumi, 20 8 won; FrasrueIo Ioi
Sardyl g % . second Msldsn. lG lRettiEl, 30 %
l. third. Time 40 25 Sitter Line. kogo. Blanche
G., Dave Weber. Helisme Alta Spa, Tea Tray, and
Taos also ran. Sacaet left AZ post.
FOURTH RACE-Oue and ons-qusrter miles Sa-
hara rs tBcrsn. % T. won; HippoUates 10
lAlarie' to l. second Little Joker. 100 IF. VII
SOM. 10 20 T. third. Time. 2NS Ralph Young
CAPABLE Alma Box, NlhonasSlr, Nike Jordan, Lady
Fashion and Clvde o also ran
FIFTH RACE-Oue aud Cne-gusrter miles kEr-
mi. lT rHUesl. 60 l. vCr: B0uar, l0, lKirsrh-
tlum). 70 J. second. Bes,C3 l11 SANDY. 70 20 l.
third Time. eN925 Fl Primero. Sinner Simon.
Ye.erano. Jousha, Isab5hta, TETON, and Glissandro
also ron,
SIXTH 2ACE-Handicap, fve-eigEts OF a mile
Misty's Pride l03 lkirsc1baum', 20 8. won; Sugar
Maid lO3 (Keogh'. q TO 5. second; Gemmoll 100
SANDY. 90 l. third Time, 100 Is. Napra and
Grasscutter also ran.
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WOODBINE PARK RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Si1 furlones Ellicott. 10 tNicon.
20 g. w0r, Halt0n. 10 "A. Martini. 70 J. second
Zelira l0j Lycurgusi. / 70 2 third Time ll3 Is
Bl5bliug Brook Prince Of Orange, and Gracious
also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five fuIlones. Cauobie Lake
I9- lDigginsf 20 TO- won; Sir Balm. ~ GaugeN
70 FOR place. second; NIolie-e l07 Mccarthy 3
70 J. third. Time. ll0 p. Gusrda, Adr0iy, Fare.
and Shimoncse also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six fIrlongs Cav Dora. 10 Gold
second; Belberry, rs u. Austiul out 20 show.
third Time lI5 2-5. Maggie ONGll ". Inkap II,
Dutch Girl, Wiskow Girl. French Hill. Half Caste.
and FLYING Kite also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile and seventy Yards
Marc Antony, 50 Mccarthy 30 70 l. Won Reside
E (Lvcur1sI, 4 70 / for place. second; Nerlingo 9-
"a. Martini. . % S 20 show. third. Time. LIE Is
Widows Mite, Daring. Clifton Forge. and Sir Bslpa
also ran
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs. Cloten, lOi lFoleyl
6 70 l. won; Miss Gaiety, l02 lGaugeI. 70 ) for
place. second Paul Clifford i0i lGoldsteini even %
show. third. Time. l.l325 F. Z. Shaw, Rust
Spcs Snccr Asterisk, Herman johnson, and Comic
Opera also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and one-eighth miles Do
lima 81 Lyclrgus) Z TO 10. won; Nellie Burn. 95
lGoldstenl 10 5 for place. second; Picaroon. lo7
lKunzl. 70 20 show third. Time. So Headey
Amberly Holloway. and zig Gag also rln.
SEVENTH RACE-Six furl0ngs. Ballot Box. q
Iloydl. 10 5. won; ABBY Van. III ~. Kelly, 70
20 l for place second. Toscan l07 tDigginsl, to
10 show, third. Time IL Is Fire Fang. Oucu
Nimble Dick, Crcstfallen, Consideration, Merry
George, and Midas also ran.
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FIRST RACE-Fire and one-half furlores. ssIir.
for three-year-1lts and upward Norway Purse: $40
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

To-day's game will be called at 4:so
O'Clock
CantIlon expects to use Charley Smith
this afternoon.
Frank Kitson got a pretty good start
with the Highlanders.
More than 10000 persons saw the games
IN the big leagues on Decoration Day.
Because Of poor health, Frank Selee has
given up the management Of the Pueblo
(COlO.) club.
Tho Athletics are supposed TO be the
weakest bstters in the league. but they
certainly showed up pretty well yester-
day.
KID Nichols is working an indoor dia-
m0nd reproduction Of the games Of the
snsas Citys when that club IS on the
road.
Sam Mertes won a game Sunday by q
hit. steal Of second and third. and an ln-
field play. He has proven a decided find
for Minneapolis.
Tom Hughes arm commenced to ache
about the fifth inning, and Patten was
sent in m0se 10 relieve Hughes than in
any hope o. pulling the game out
When a pitcher IS not going sight II
takes only a short time 20 upset the
whole team That was what was the
matter with the Nationals yesterday
There are just three batsmen with per
centages over .225 in the Brooklyn team
They are McIntire, Lumley, and Jordan,
and Of these McIntire alone is over 90.
Tom McDermott, manager Of the I,.-
River team for so many seasons, has
severed his connection with the Easton
Atlantic League team. He may go in as
umpire.
Clarence Foster has hit for $50 i'm the
Tr.-State: Hartley. Of Lancaster. for .2g5:
Otto Deinlnger. 1863; Wolverton. .323; Clay.
800: Sebring. 30: Canneu. 20. and Ray
meT, 80
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MAY GET BOSTON PLAYERS
Cantillon Has Refused Waiver on
Grimshaw and Harris.
First Bnseman and Pitcher Might
Come I'm Handy for the Nation
aIs-TO Dispose of schIafy.

Washington may shortly obtain Grim
shaw. first baseman, and Joe Harris
pitcher. from the Boston American
League club.
Boston has asked for waiver on the
two players, but Cantillon has refused.
and as Boston has no use for either. il
is probable that they will join the Ma
tionals within n short time. providing
that negotiations that are now under way
are cOnsummated.
Last winter Boston offered Grimshaw
for Jake Stahl, but the local management
declined TO entertain any such PROPOSE
ton. Grimshaw is, however. too good a
man TO let slip by. and Cantillon may
be able 10 convince President Taylor that
Grimshaw should be transferred To this
city.
According 20 dispatches from Boston,
Harris has refused 70 agree 10 come 20
Washington. as he believes that Can
tillon wants 20 send him 90 Minneapolis
This is. however, denied by the local
manager, who believes that there IS no
necessity for adding more strength 90
the Western club which he controls
Canullon believes that Harris is a fairly
good pitcher. and as the Nationals have
only 1--WE twirlers at present Harris
might prove a big help especially with
the large number Of douhle-headers which
are coming.
Il now seems a matter Of a short time
when Sch.Ify's connections with the
Nationals will be severed. Waivers have
been asked. but three Of the clubs have
refused waivers New York. st. Louis,
and Cleveland could use the player 10 ad-
vantage. bat there arc a number OF minor
league clubs that are willing to pay more
money than any Of the American clubs.
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New York, May 31.-In a most sensa,
tional finish, after running a grsater part
Of the way In the ruck, c. r. Ellisons
Yankee Girl. by Sir Dixon, won the La
dies Stakes for three-year-old FLIES, one
mile, at Belmont Park to-day Yankee
Girl. who won the City Park Derby last
winter at New Orleans. was backed down
from to 1 90 13 20 .. James r. Keenes
Court Dress. by Disguise, who was the
best twO-year-oId filly last season. was a
luhewarm fav0rite. going back in the
betting from even money 10 to g. while
r. y. Wilson, jr's Alteration was also
IN demand at "A to s.
Miller rushed Court Dress 10 the front
when The barrier went up, attended by
Alteration. Yankee Girl, slow 10 begin,
dropped out OF it in the run up the back
stretch. and seemed to be beaten. But
Badths gradually made up his ground un-
III, at the head Of the stretch, he had
moved up into third place. At that
stage Court Dress was leading by
length and a half. with Alteration six
lengths in front Of Yankee Girl. But
Radke then sat down to ride In earnest,
with the result that Yankee Girl. by leaps
and bounds, rushed up 10 the pacemakers.
who were firing rapidly. Court Dress.
who was evidently short. soon stopped,
and Adoratloin. under a hard drive,
looked the winner at the sixteenth pole,
bIt Yankee Girl running faster and
stronger than ever. w2s irresistible, and
won the race By half a length. in 1:40 3-5.
Alteration had two lengths over Court
lrrcr
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WOodbine Park.

'Appr,utio. allguano. claimed. 'Nobl. entry.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Philadelphia, s; Washington, 2.
New York, 4; Boston, 4.
ChicHgO. q; st. Louis, o.
Detroit, 2, Cleveland, 1.
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Doyle and Doyle Win.

The most spectacular match OF the aft
ernoon was the Doyle and Doyle KS. Hills
and Parkes contest The losers We're
forced by the fierce net playing OF the
two brothers 20 80 20 the base-line game
The match was repicte with sensational
rallyiug. in which tie Doyle brothers ex-
celed
To-day viii De the final day Of the tour
uament and the highest class Of tennis
Will be on exhibition at the courts. 1871
" street.
Conrad B. DOYLE, the present holder Of
the Middle Atlantic Tennis Association
mems singles title, will play Geoghegan. the
winner Of the singles in this tournament
i'm defense Of the title. As GeogheEan
has shown remarkable form for the last
week this should Doe a close match
IN the finals Of the mems doubles. Doyle
and Doyle will meet Geoghegan and Deis
The Doyle brothers put up one OF the
strongest games in doubles around these
parts. and GeoEhcEan and Deis have
shown SO far .n the tournament that they
are no mean opponents.
Tn the finals of the mixed doubles Miss
DOYLE and c. Doyle viii meet Miss Winner
and Miss Baleuger. Both couples have
put up strong games SO far. Cake and
Whitiock VIII finish out the fifth set In
the finals for the consultations
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MINOR LEAGUES.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Atlauta-A1arta. !: Memphis
A. Mr7-umerg- Montgomery 6. Little Rock, s
fourteen innings
At BimUrIsU-B-ii- i-gham Shreveport. rain.
AT Sashvii.e-Ner Orleans Nashville; rain
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Belmonts defeated Howard Unlver-
sity in a well-played game. Thursday. by
% 6 The features were the batting Of
the BelmOnts and the fast fielding OF
Young at short.
Address challenges 20 Thomas John
son, 1899 3 street northeast. Roster OF
the club: Collins, left field; Bell, third
base; Allen, first base. Lewis. center field;
Young, shortstop: Epps, catcher; Woods,
second base; Queen, right field: johnson.
Brown, and Bruce pitchers; Blscke.
Dorsey, Moulton, Contee, CrOwder. and
Turner.