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BY IT, F. Rice.

lISDOM is friendly thief often robbing experience of its
most formidable weapon, remorse.
Wisdom is acquired when too old to profit by 1t,
and then only in the primary department.
Wisdom and education not related. Education may
be purchased like commodity any at university Wisdom
is not for sae
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been sold for fancy price, and that he
deceived them as to his real object for
leaving the Pirate team.
If the Washingtons could field as we'll
as they can bat more than one of the
American League teams would find it no
easy task 10 beat them, says Jack Fos-
ter. In the New York Telegram. Most of
the players with CantiilOn are free hit
ters. They can pick out almost anything
that happens to come over the plate and
rap II hard. and with good direction.
When all get going at once it takes a
pitcher with a good head TO stop them.
Ohio is a great baseball State. Cleye-
land is a good second in the American
League. Columbus leads the American
Association, with Toledo second; Spring
field has the honors in the Central, and
Canton is third; Newark is ahead in the
o. and F., and Youngstown is second:
Steubenvile occupies the leading position
in the P. 0. Nj, and GAINESVILLE is third.
The National League is the only one in
which Ohio teams do not make a good
showing. Cincinnati being in the second
division.
Says the Brooklyn Eagle; II has been
discovered that the Boston club used
Ernie Linderman Illegally in last Friday s
game. but President Eobets has decided
not to protest on the ground that Owner
George DOyey. of the Beaneaters, per
formed the act innocently, and as the Su-
pcTbas lost on their merits, it is more
sportsmanlil5e 20 let the game go as it
stands and not protest Linderman belongs
to Toledo. and therefore could not be
signed by Boston. Ebbets thinks his
sportsmanlike action will be indorsed by
the public despite the fact that a protest
might cause the game to be played over
again. He is probably taking the proper
course, considering the popularity Of
Doyey and his recent afiiliatiOn with the
National League. which is an excuse for
his verdancy He will probably not Of
fend again.
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MISS SUTTON WINS TITLE.
American Tennis Player Gets Second
EngIish Chamnionship.

London. July j.-In the All-England
tennis championship ladies' singles. al
wimbledon this afternoon. May Sutton.
of California. defeated Mrs. Chambers
! in the championship round. Miss Sut-
ton thus won back the title of British
champion of which she was deprived
last year by Mrs. Chambers. then Miss
Douglass.
The American won easily by two sets
To none. The score was 6-1. 6-f.
Miss Sutton received a remarkable
ovation from the crowds in the stands.
The band struck mp See the Conquer
iEg Hero Comes" the committee pre-
sented the American girl with huge
bouquet Of flowers. and there were loud
calls for a speech. But Miss Sutton
was evidently overcome by the warmth
with which her victory was greeted.
and she vas only able to say; Il have
won twice. and 1 am going to try to
win a third time"
In the doubles championship round,
Norman r. Brookes and A. F. Wilding.
Australasians, beat Beals c. Wright
and Karl H. Behr, three sets 10 none.
The score was 6-4. "a. g.. The
Americans put up a good struggle. but
the Australasians played in better form
than they had displayed in any Of the
preliminary ties.
Beals c. Wright and May Sutton beat
a j. Prebble and Miss Roothbv in the
NTH round of the mixed doubles. by
two sets to none. The score was 6-1.
IS
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FITTH KNCE-nr. II .rrLlIt -. nr I
LAT0NIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-siz f-rlrnes Matte Mack. O.
IirSruyI. 3 f1 l. F1u. Agnes Virginia 'j Austin.
fr 1. second Namari1n H E. Nsr,t~ Z 90 O.
'hlri Time iIi25 Floss g. Lrtr Ar.r. ger-
pima. O-r AIna. Ida Hsilsr Anna BI-sH. Sister
Polly. NmU'e ard UUGr Car Zinc aIs1 uu
SECOND RACE-FUa frr'uE. Margaret Ran
dolga. i d. Lea. to p vrn. IavstrGa l-
'lEr-T.. ta 3 scoud Pleasant Tiar Belle lT
p Tlr.rr. 20 T. third Time l.2 55 Salsd1
Creme. Thri Rail H-t5 Zu7 Roberta Moore.
t.ln's5s q Melbourne. Demonstrate ard Waldorf
Belle ats. Tan
THIRD EACE-Sevsu fu.ur=. Ue7aut IT IT
Tarl.r., & 20 3 won: AIHrrt Fir, iT E Martin.
. fa s. second. THarauaer. IT ICh.-ry'. g % 5.
third. Tine is 10 D- Sur-I G~.1- r..
hn1nlSr. Prince sI-rcIVirgs Cul Land Breeze. and
k1ar.aFw also nam.
BIH RACE-Ste1lerhas cllh20l-s c-grr
Glass L-aIar. l3s Nnual. 90 = vuu. Peter
Vinegar i2 Wrt-rl 8 70 . r-~Ed. John Dillon
lH IT. Powers. Q 90 s. third Time. 5.s5 Is
fuimEru. Wririrli=. and Den Lr7rl also ran
FIFTH RACE-sz fGrIngs ColIo.uv. l0- Mar
uHI. ! % 6. uou, Electarue 81 HuvariJ 10 % l.
.rurd- Orcard0 l2 P-csers Is to T. tri-L
Time. lli Al w., Gem # the WHds and Kosoma
also au
SIXTH BACE-Oue mile. Or-rH lal .Auz-i~l. 4
O. j. wong DH-strmc la0 TumauI g 20 J. see
ords Woal-'oua. M Tayl,T Il to . third Time.
I,i- DEM. J. J. j.. Warner Gr-feu County
t.gk H'riue. Blaze o. Light, Young Stevens. and
Gen. Ear.g also ran.
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Giants and Pirates gained a little on the
Cubs.
Lajole's home run decided yesterday
game.
Billy Keeler has sent his batting per-
centage up beyond the 80 mark.
Shannon. Of the New York Nationals.
IS the top notch run-getter Of the Nation
al League
Billy Merritt. the well-known catcher
has supplanted George Wood as New
England League umpire.
Dan Kelly has been appointed agent for
the South Atlantic League by President
Charles W. Boyer. Kelly expects 10 pick
up some good material
Barney Dreyfuss is still scouting for tai
ent. He is said 10 be dickcring for Pitch
er Asher and Catcher Pierce of the New
ark (Ohio) Club, of the o. and p. League
Niles is back again with the st. Louis
Browns The Browns have three 300
batsmen-N.les. Pickering. and Wallace.
Stone is rapidly approaching the 300
mark
Holyoke has a clear lead in the Con
necJicUt Billy Hayward has thrown up
MS Job as IN" captain or the New Haven
CLUB. and Frank Fitzpatrick has assumed
the mantle
John X. Tener. Of Charlerol. Pa. once a
pitcher of the Chicago Nationals. is be-
ing doomed for tie next grand exalted
ruler Of the Elks, with excellent chances
for success.
Buffalo is going at a rare pace and by
landing q douhlc-header with Toronto
jumped into first place in the Eastern.
Jack Ryan is doing most Of the catching
for this club
J. J. H.-Tip a good one. Many thanks.
Michael, the Western High star. will
make bis final appearance as a scholastic
pitcher in the Seattle High School game
at National Park this afternoon
It is said that Mike Lynch Will be pro
tested by Pittsburg He was given his
unconditional release by Pittsburg after
announcing that he intended to retire from
the game. Now that he has signed with
New York. the Pittsburg officials are OBJ
jecting. They claim Lynch could have
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.2O-TO-1 shot WINNER
Keene'S CabOchOn Takes the
Spindrift Handicap.
BOOKIES BREAK ABOUT EVEN
Three FaYorites Win and Big Crowd
Is Prescnt-Dinna Ken, a Prohibi-
tive Fayorite, AnneXes the Mile
Handicap Purse-Steepicchase over
short Course Goes TO Palm.

New York, July 5-James r. Krene's
Cabochon. a neglected 2o-to-l shot. won
the Spendthrift Handicap at Shecpshe0d
Bay to-day. McCarter. 11-to-5 favorite.
who made the pace. ran Tony Faust, 4 10
/, of his feet at the end Of mile, but
the former had nothing left when Ca
bochOn came with a rush at the six
teenth pole, and won by length and "A
half.
Dinna Ken, a prohibitive favorite. won
the race in the handicap at one mile. He
was -lnder d pull all the way, but ran
over Far West, TO 1, the pacemaker, at
the head OF the stretch, and won well in
hand by a length and a half
Lsncastrian 3-to-5 favorite, had no
trouble in winning the handicap at one
and oue-half miles on the grass. He came
home with two lengths 10 spare.
The steeplechase over the short course
WAS Won in a gaIlop By Palm. backed
from down 10 II to 5. Dave Lewis, 80 TO
], ran second.
Gold Lady. backed down 10 10 I, was
much best In the first race. She breezed
TO the front and won by four lengths.
The Squire. 6 to I. made all the running
in the last race, winning handily by three
parts of a length
Three favOrites won and the ring broke
about even. The fine weather and the fact
that the horses have been running close
60 form drew a crowd Of 1900 to the
track
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Revolt Against the Fork.

From the Kansas C.-E Journal
The fork has come 20 he an enbarrass-
ing feature of many tables In the old
DAYS when one knife and one fork with a
spoon or two. served FOR disposlng OF
meal. IL was simplicity itself To-day
there is a bewiIdering multiplicity Of tools
laid in an imposing row beside the plate,
and q majority of them are forks. There
are salad forks. meat forks. pie forks,
fruit forks-we haven't got them in order
and other queer instruments the pur-
poses OF which we never learn until the
end Of the meal, when we md ourselves
fin possession OF siiverware that should
have been carried away early We are
left TO face an ice with fork and TO stir
our coffee with a silver potho0k that
should have gone ont with the clam cock
tail Surely the fork has become an inn
position and should be done away with.
Let us back to nature and the trusty
Barlow.
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KENILWORTH RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five furlopgs. Aprroiite 70,
.Br0vnl 6 90 7, won Desid,ratm. 100 NcCarty
90 J. second Mgrimac 100 lSchalcr. 1 20 >
third. Time l0l l-5 Dark Night. Our Boy Sal
trlm. Jayil, Gene Woods Silver Brook. Supine. and
Oceanic also ran.
SECOND RACE-Ti7e furlongs Wm p Lyons
iG lEnganderr, 10 5, wen; Kctchmike 10 Gold
ato.nl. eur. second; Tom Shaw, 10 Brown. TO s.
third. Time. l3l Is. Luzetta and John p. Bergen
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Abgut two niles; steeplechase
Dulcan. li2 RodrCckl. 3 n s. won; Ounbelth Ia
IT. Wilson,. to /. second Richard Jr lil Bow
scr', even, third. Time ia2 % Judge Carter. Gar
tercttc. Meuymaker and Benlala also ran
FOURTH RACE-SiX flrlongs Tickle III NC
Daniel, II 90 5, Won; spion, los lAIcCsrtyl 70 5
second Marster. l05 Digginsl, out. Third Tine
l.l2 3-5 Sir Edward also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Ampcdo los fGrandI
to-. won; Bobbie Kean l09 lHoggi, ont. second
Lyudhurzt o. Watts) ont, third. Time, / 20 Is
Only three starters.
SIXTH RACE-0ne mile and seventy Yards
Schrocders Midway. 90 lllcCartyi, 20 5. won
Niblick, lC3 Goldsteinl, ont. second; Nellie Bum
100 Lycm-usl, ont. third Time. l:iil5. Ouly
three starters.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

LynchbuFE. q; DHnyilie, I.
Roanoke, >; Richmond. 3.
Norfolk, ?; Portsmouth, 3.
40 iuniugsj
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RHE
AUTOMOBILE CONTEST.
To-morrow's Paper VIII Tell You
All About the GIidden Tour.

The Glidden automobile tour VIII
begin at Cleveland next Wednesday.
July 10. It will traverse Ohio, Mich
igcn, Indiana, Pennsylvania. Mary
land. New Jersey. and New York,
with a run of some 1.4O0 miles. and
end in New York about July %.
over 100 machines have been en-
tered.
The tour of 1906. with exciting
bursts OF speed daring dashes
through dangerous mountain passes,
agEravating encounters with Off
GERS Of the law. furnished interest
ing material to the reader for
fortnight. This year the interest
promises to be vastly greater.
The Sunday edition of The Wash
ington Herald will contain a seven
column official map of the route.
with a detailed description of il.
pictures Of places OF interest along
the route, a resume of the new sys-
TEN of racing in club teams, a
synopsis of the former contests, and
speculation as to the outcome Of the
coming one.
This is feature that will interest
the general reader as well as the
autOmObilist.
If YOU are not a regular subscriber
of The Washington Herald, leave
your order for tO-morrows issue
with your nearest news agent.
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WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST BACE-F.ye f1rl1urs Catherine T.. l0l
J NuWay 20 . won. Bnal. I5 H. Hrurrssy..
even. second. Wagner. r.. lm .Delabyl. 10 To J.
thirl Time. / D. Meadow GrerR Capt ChHls.
BAYOU LARK Lads EIlhou. Hamm. Lraclor1za.
and Abrupt also reu.
SECOND BACE-Six fulongs Ia Gloria. Us
.SvaiuI o. s. won. kame7ha H. lC- Nireard|
20 l. second. Boas Pet l-2 EurtorI 5 90 o third.
Time lI3 as. PUrgaut, Miss GaiC-y ROYAL River.
Mary Gusts. and Great Success also ran.
THIRD RACE-Ouc mile MAJ T.. l0i I'D. Ba-
anli. 70 3 won; Reside, 95 Burtoui 4 10 S.
second. Peter Sterling l2 NInslaudi out third
Time l@9 i5 Garl5ntua also ran.
FOURTH EACE-Fur and oneLalf frr1ugs
Princes Louise, Ig nlraui even. won: Oscar T..
U Eur'ouI. even. second, Eleanor Fay. 20 .Rcs-uI.
% s. thii. Time. o54 as Charley Mango Aro-
matize Croydon, R-vsy and Wiungttka ais5 ran.
FIFTH RACE-Oue and one-oEhth miles Kng
II the Valley. los 'ConUCllyI 10 l. won; Mon
t1rCy. lC5 %, Bgaudt, s TO J. second. Cursus. 90
~. Murphy. 4 20 ;, third Time. I.3 IS. King
Ellsworth. Pearl HAYES, Factoum, Plod, and Cha
nida aIso ram.
SIXTH BACE-Five and onc-h3n firlougs Hal
ton, los Swain, tn 3 won; GacchBs 100 lDubeI
to l. second, Elksn0. % lBwtml 3 70 J. third
Time l57 g. Helen AiillgT Isadsisy. Weber. be
mllTlr. and Cousin Kate also r.I.
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- Totals ----... ; u p j.
'Battsd for Waddsll in ninth inning.
fBatted ior Cross in ninth inning
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Washington at st. Louis.
Philadelphia Mt Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Cleveland. July 5.-A auky home run
By Laioie, his second four-sacker in two
years, in the eighth inning enabled the
) Larrupers 10 romp away with to-day
game. to l.. The ball stuck in the
screen IN left feid. and before Hoffman
could pull it out the Maps chieftain
had made the run.
The score up TO this time was a tie,
with both pitchers working well, and IL
looked as II the contest would drag Into
the extra-inning stage Hess was at his
best, and allowed only five hits. two Of
which were Of the scratchy order. Hogg
was exceedingly effective with men on
bases. and pulled out Of two tight holes
unharmed when the feat appeared prac-
ticably impossible
Elberfeld's work was the feature of the
fray. The little captain raced all around
and grabbed everything grabable. Be
sides, he made three of New YOrks five
swats. The Yankees sole tally came in
the seventh. Chase beat out a slow
grounder TO Bradley. and LajOie and Tur-
ner collided in going for Elberfeld's drive
over second, with the result that it went
for a hit Williams then sacrificed. and
a wild pitch counted Chase. Moriarity
lined TO Lajoie, whose quick throw to
Bradley caught Elberfeld.
Lajoie scored in the second on his dou-
bic, a sacrifice, and Hinchman's hit Bir-
mingham and Bemis walked and Hess
famed. Flick. touted as a great pinch
hitter popped up with the bases full
One down in the fifth, Bradley doubled
and Turner hit safely. Lajoie was walked
purposely. and Stovau lifted up a short
fly to center and Hinchman grounded TO
MOriarity. Keelers hand was hurt by a
foul tip in the eighth inning, but he
pluckily remained i'm the game. Score.
l.I-.-t.-r 1, IL ~ /. IL - L. - 1. . -
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SEATTLE TEAM PLAYS TODAY
Pacific Coast Champions Meet West
ern High Outfit.
Crack Scholastic Mines VIII Play at
National Park-Michaei 60
Oppose SchmutZ.

With a record Of having defeated nearly
all of the leading scholastic teams from
the Pacific Coast 10 Washington the
Seattle High School team will meet the
champion Western High School team, Of
this city, at National Park. this afternoon
al $3.50 o'clock
The Westerners arrived here late Thurs
day, but since that time they have had
no practice, as their coach decided 90
give them a well-earned rest before
tackling the strong Western team. In
view Of the clean sweep which they made
II the series in the local schools, the West
End team is claiming the Southern inter
scholastic championship, and for that rea-
son the Seattle team is especially anxious
to win
Schmutz, who has pitched winning ball
against nearly all the teams he has met
on the transcontinental trip. has been
saved for to-days game and he will be
opposed to Capt Michael. who is consid-
cred about the best pitcher that has been
developed in the Washington schools since
Harry White. the White Sox star. was
graduated from Central
The batting order follows;
Seattle-Muller, first base, Mcguire.
shortztop; Hickingbottom. left field. Mil
lion, left field, Smith, second base; Coyle,
center field, Hilton. third base, Hemen-
way, captain, and catcher; Schmutz,
pitcher
Western-McLean. second base, Kemp.
third base; Fort. center field, Capt Mi
chael, pitcher; Howard, shorJstop; Rad
ford. catcher Morse. first base: Hillyer.
left field; Champion, right field, Garner.
sub pitcher.
The Seattle squad leaves here to-mor-
row for jamestown
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Treasury Added Another Game to It's
Won Column.

STANDING OF THE TIE
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

~ Ds5 M7ine5-Dcs MoiHrs 5; Omaha, 4
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TIE GAME AT NORFOLK.
Teams play Eleven Innings Until
Darkness stops Them.

ST--i7l t1 The Washington Hsmld.
Norfolk. Va. July 5.-The second game
Of the series between Norfolk and Ports
mouth resulted in a tie, the game being
called az the end Of the eleventh inning on
account Of darkpess. Norfolk played an
erroTless game. while Martin, sBortstOp
for the Truckers, made four. The game
was A pitchers battle. Hallman. for the
Truckers. struck out ten men. while Fox.
for Norfolk, struck out seven Score.
r Il. z.
Portsmouth,. 20Dl0OO08 . ON-3 4
Blttsriss-Hailulu and sturteyant, Fox and I'd
wards
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LEACH SAVES THE GAME.
Pittsburg Defeats st. Louis Because
of Great Running Catch.

Pttsburg. July 5-Plttsburg took the
last game Of the series with the Cardinals
this afternoon. by the score Of to l.
Leitield and McGlynn both pitched ex-
cellent ball. with Leifield a shade the best.
The feature OF the game was a wonderful
running catch by Leach in the ninth,
which prevented St Louis from tying the
score. Score.
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No game to-day.

Although outbatted, Treasury placed
another victory to its credit yesterday, the
Money Counters defeating Navy by to 2
Poor work on the bases was largely
responsible for Navys defeat. In every
inning but the fifth they had men on the
sacks, but poor coaching and headless
running prevented any scores Navy
made game rally in the ninth, two
runs being chased over the pan. Hester
started things going by dropping Peden's
fly. Amey then hit safely through Fulch-
er. and Smith followed with a double to
left, Peden and Amey scoring. Bielaski
then missed McGuire's grOunder, and
Waters was passed. filling the bases with
no one out but Hunter and Garner
knocked easy infeld flies. and Murray
famed, ending the contest
Barring little wildness. Murray pitched
a sterling game, holding the Treasuryites
TO three hits and tanning eight Things
broke badly for the southpaw, his sup
port slipping up at critical points.
Treasury clinched the contest in the
seventh. With but one hit in this in
ming the Money Handlers tailed three
times
TO-days contest between Commerce and
Labor and Interior has been called off on
account Of the game between Seattle
High School and Western High School
al American League Park at $3.50
The official score.
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The official score.

Earned uIns-Bethsnv D. First. O. Left rn bases
BETHANY s. First s. First base rn t8.l@-OT Firri-
gan J.. of LHcbfed g. Struck Uut-Bv Tiuuirlu.
G. ly Lreadeld. 4 Home rr-Le Mat Tya-Hs,e
Mt~-Eouutrae johnson. Sacrifice Mts-RrHutrea.
Lt-hfed Barnhsrt Wood Webb F1ugau. >.-,ea
hta77-f lsmsats Holman Le Mat .2 Rider SaelI
A. ZsualI Wyuk0Hp Webb .Z.. Double IllE-Lj-rl-
field 30 Clements ta Coleman. Hit by r-frhr-Ey
LIchfrd J. Wild uitches-FiunI~su. .. LitrlGad.
j. Passed ball-Hafmsn. Tupiie-2lr Hoffman. Time
0f Eme-I hour and % minutes
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Tvo-hase hit=-I0res Bartlett. Burgess Three
base hit-Ku;gjt. Home rn-Willett- stolen bases
NcGrath. Jones o., r. Moore zI. W. Wlule o..
Stevenson. Evans. MathewsJn. Double ulays-Mc-
tlatb 10 Burgess; B8ltlett 70 Nillgtc Left on
b8sfz-St. ThsltSas. 5; st. D0mnic's s. First base
en baIis-Of Burgess. l. Tirt base ON eTT1Ts-St
Thcresas g., ST. Duminc's p Hit hy pitched ball
b. Burgess. /. Struck out-By Burgess 9, by Ris-
ton, Z. Umulre-Nlr Joseph llcCaun. Time Of game
i hour and y minutes.
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First base by eU0rs-BrOoklyn. Left on bases
New York 4; Brooklyn. 6. First base on balls-Oh
Ames. ,; of Scsnlon. g. Struck out-By Ames. T.
Home un-Jordan TWo-base hit-Maloney. Sacr-
dce hit-Ames. stolen hlses-Shannon, B0Werman.
Double play-Dahlen 10 SHAY Umpires-MessTs. Rig
Ter aud KLEIN. Time OF game-l hour and % min
uteS AttCndance-lo0
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Powell stlI Tennis Champion.

special 70 Inc washington Herald.
Cumberland nd. July 5-The tennis
tournament at the Potomac Club for the
championship was won by T. Edgerton
Powell, over DR.. Karl P. Heintz. The
scores were: 81; 81: 6-3: 6-3. A large
crowd witnessed the tournament Mr..
Powell has held the cup now for two
wears
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Earned uns-Navv. !: Traa.

Earned runs-Nayy. l. Treasury. l. First base by
efror--Na'y, 3; Treasury, J. Left on ba-ss-Na'y.
Z; Treasury. 3 First base on balis-On Murray S,
on Fuicatr. J. Struck out-Bv Murray 8. ty Fui-
cher Three base hit-FulchcI. Two-ha-a bits
Rogers, Waters. smith. Sacrifice H's-Getm7H.
PedeH. Stolen hasas-Hester i5i. Lord. MciTuTe.
Double ulay-L1rd 10 Gcrtm1n. Hit hg rt-lfr-B'
Murray. ]. by Fulchcr. 2 Umpirc-llr. Watts. Time
Of game hours.
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Fnst O8Se y 6TI0Ts-St SfeI1Cn ! AI0TsIUs. ?
Lett on boses-St. Stephens. g. Ai-vsius. g. First
base on balla-Of Kerr. 3, of Gallagher 3; of
HandibGe, - Innings pitChcd-By Gallagher. 3. by
Handboe. g. Hits madc-Of Gallagher. o; or Haudi-
Doe, g. Struck out-By Gallagher 2, by HaudIboc l.
Tmee-hasc hit - Bradley. Tvohase hits-Hughes.
King, Kerr. W. Handiboe Blggette. Sacrifice hits
]. HandihCe Bsgyette Stolen bases-Hughes Clark
~. Mccormick. Kraft ,2i sutton ~, Fentou. Dou-
ble Dlay-J Haudiboe TO Bag-ette. Hit by pitcher
BY Kerr. /; by Gallagher, . Wild p.tch-Gallsgher.
Umpre-Mr. Parsons Time Of game hour and q
minutes
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Ha, No Quarrel with Roosevelt.

From the san Francisco CAL
There is some disposition among the
unco' fastidi1us to ind fault with the IN
finite variety Of Theodore Roosevelt and
his notable capacity for seeing two sides
Of a question. To the plain man il seems
as if that way safety lies. II Roosevelts s
sympathies are wide and his outlook not
confined by passion or prejudice we shall
not quarrel il he assumes the whole field
of human knowledge and achievement for
his province