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The Georgetown crew squad, consisting
Of ten oarsmen in charge Of Graduate
Coach Murray Russell. leaves here this
morning at o'clock for Poughkeepsie.
where the Blue and Gray oarsmeH will
meet the other six college crews on June
26
The crew took its final spin or the Po-
tomac Wednesday afternoon. and yester-
day the shell was loaded. Coach Russell
expects 10 get his eight out on the Hud-
son late this evening for a short prac.
tice.
Whether the Blue and Gray viii have
a chance against Cornell, Annapolis,
Syracuse, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and
Columbia is impossible to say until the
crew reaches Poughkeepsie and rows with
the other eights which are 10 be contest
ants in the big intercollegiate regatta.
Many considered this years eight a de-
cided Improvement over the 1906 outfit
which represented the local college. but
whether It is good enough 10 be a factor
in tho fOur-mile struggle remains 20 be
A. ~ ''N''tief AAaN Nt'ff ~ hFAHEA tAtcl4k
last years. and since the defeat at the
hands Of the Middies several weeks ago.
Coach Russell has brought about a de-
cided Improvement in the work Of the
men.
The worst fault in the race on the Sew
ern was the weakness Of the whole crew
IN cutting the stroke, and since that time
Russell has paid particular attention 20
this all-importaHt point and the stroke
on Wednesday was Of good length The
eight men are also controlling their slides
better. with the result that the shell is
spacing better between strokes. Rus
sell expects the eight 10 maintain a rate
of thirty-thTee strokes throughout the
four miles.
The Georgetown headquarters at POugh-
keepSie will, as usual, be at the Morgan
House.
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FIVE CREWS ON SCENE.
Syracuse md Wisconsin Squads Ar
rive nj POuehkecpsie.

Poushkcepsie. y T.. June 13.-The
arrival Of the Syracuse and Wisconsin
oarsmen here to-day brought the river
census up 20 five crews, and as the
other two Georgetown and Annapolis
are 10 be here surely tomorrow. all
the contingent viii be at work before
the week ends
Coach Ten Eyck said his men stood
the trip well. Unfavorable weather az
Madison, as at most other rowing cen
ters. except Annapolis. has been very
bad Tor rowing, but by dint OF working
twice q day recently the Madison men
have come around fairly well The
Badgers are tall. very even. about six
feet and very uniform, at I65 pounds
weight
The Syracuse men had 20 60 without
their coach 20 watch them. The Syra-
cuse crews took the same road. the men
displaying the old carelessness about
their slides
Cornells men rowsd down 10 Milton
this morning, showing a considerable
improvement.
The Pennsylvania oJrsmen took a
time row over the lower course.
Columbia's varsity crew was
changed about again this morning.
Ryan's place at No. ( going to w P.
Starbuck. Of the varsity four. The
change is due 10 Ryan's sore hand. Nc
Leans place at No. 8 went 10 Suaul-
ding while Mackenzie was back 1T No.
. Courtney. of Cornell. is authority
for the statement that the Columbia
freshmen crew has the best leg-dTive
Of any crew on the river.
In the afternoon a stiff wind from
the south blew up against the tide and
kicked up whitecaps. The Wisconsin
oarsmen. disappointed in their hope Of
getting Il row on smooth water. had
to wait until after sundowu All the
other crews got out then, too, and took
long rows.
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MnnfrenI.
THIRD -Three-year-olds and upward; sell

FOURTH RACE - Gentleman riders; threeyear
clds and upward; selling; purse; 500 added: six fur
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Halt sovereign. iIe ume Nd5 A-vi
The Summaries.

FIRST RACE-Ab0ut six furlorgs; handicap
Halifax l3 fNotter Il 70 lo woni Col White
l05 rs. DogIeI. 20 l. second, First Premium, ll6
Booker. s 10 l. taird. Time. In 25. Sir Lynne-
wood. RUBY. Red River. Heaslip. THO Don F9us0
and Neenite also ran.
SECOND RACE-Oue mile and seventy Yards
Faust. lG5 T. Dugan.. 6 % s. won; Acrobat lol
.NotterI. z 20 /. second; Rio Graudc. 60 lBecs-
mani. 8 70 ]. third Time. 1883 Kiltsr Yaqusro.
Belfast, Wise Hand Blondy. Fovaway. Berkeley.
and M1~es also ran
THIRD RACE-OHe and oussixteenth miles.
voarlsss ia vs. DOYLE. 20 !. won. Cracken-
thorpe. Jos Preston, 4 20 T. second; Blandv l2s
Mountain. 70 @ third Time, Ia Zienap.
Angler. Coy Maid Confederate. Juggler. and Little
Woods also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Clover stakes; I've fuf0nGS
Meggs Hill lg- lNot,er. 10 ~ won; FsncT, lG
.K0erufrI g 90 J. second Half Sovereign. III tN011-
tainf : 10 l. third Tma. 1l. BsTry Maid. Bissra
Flower Queen. Golden Buckle Clara J., Six oClcck
and Surg.asm also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Oue and CrcsiIiee1th miles. Tip
ping. g r. IugauI g. J. won CloisteTess, 81
.P. Kelly, y % J. second. Mary F. l0l lHerrl.
$40 J. third Time l.E. Miss Sfruma Umbrella
9tsmpiug Ground Red Leaf Palette, Alta Farols,
and Grace Larsen also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Fire fusl1ugs sp00uer. l97 Not
ter 90 8 won. BCcs0n. l9 .Radtkei. - J.
second Nu0pelisf l07 Mountain. Is 10 l, third
Time I lNl IS CaIBriieut Master Robert. Ida A.,
Casflew11d Orifamms, ard Wassail also Fan
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spseial to The WashinEten Hsrald

Special to The Washington Herald
Chicago. H.. June i3.-Jake Stahl is lost
10 organized baseball-and to the White
Sox. The big ex-manager of Washington.
over whom the American League has been
fighting to-day. closed o deal whereby he
purchased the South Chicago semi-pro
team.
Stahl thus disposes Of his case. and all
claims to him are lost In addition to
managing and operating the South Cnica-
go team Stahl viii so into some business
in Chicago which will not be interfered
with by his ball playing.
Stahl bought the South Chicago team
outright from George McGurn and John
Hand and, on Sunday, he~will make his
first appearance outside Of the profes-
sicnal field, leading his team against the
..Ayions and playing first base.
He viii keep most Of the players who
have been defending the honor Of South
Chicago on the battlefield at Ninety-eig1th
street and Commercial avenue, and add
70 them as he can find new players. He
intends % make South Chicago one of the
leading semi-professional teams in the
city
So the national commission need not
fret cover Stahl any more-and the week
10 Investigate new evidence will not be
needed
Stahl is rather retcent about discussing
E,s case He says he was practically
forced out Of organized baseball because
the Washington management did not
keep its agreement. Stahl understood
that Washington would make a deal
suitable 20 him. He wanted to go TO
Boston, and says Washington would not
let him go.
Comiskey isn't talking much on the
stahl case. In fac! he IS satisfied any
way il goes. unless Stahl is sent TO some
rival club in which event ha viii make
a few remarks
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HAMILTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-0ne mile; purse $40: selling
seron furlongS- Snowman. l06 McCartyl. 20 /.
wen; Bye BYE II. l05 AiCTcandi. l TO 3 second
Tamt lol Pohauka', to 5, third. Time. l2a IS
Reina Swift +. E. Shaw. and GLADYS McConncll
also Tan
SECOND RACE-Formaident three-year-olds; purse.
$500 six furoues. Sally Suter. lG lLloyd 70 ,
won: Loretta Mack l02 Martini 70 / second
Amberly, ll2 ~. Dalyl. 20 5, third Time l:ls Is
Duchess q Dantzic. Renewal. Arthur Rosenfeld
Kildare, Nettie Carita Strong Arm, Blacklock. and
Gault also ran.
THIRD RACE-Tw0 miles steeplcchase: Tor four
year-ods and upward; 500 added Calccrahatcacc.
AZ Dayton, to 5. won. Judge Carter. li9
tGravesD. 10 10 l. second; BilbeTrv rs CHolmanl.
our TO show, third Time Az - Golden Way.
Frank Scmers. and Ohuet also ran
FOURTH RACE-Royal Hotel Stakes: purse.
S.ooo. i've furlongs. Aquline, lO3 a Martini, 3
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FIVE FAVORITES WIN
Keene Finds Thirteen No
HOOdOO at GrayeSend.
HILL TAKES STAKES
Ben Brush FIIly, Heavily Backed,
Forced Into Drive to Beat Fancy at
the Wire-Berry Maid Has n World
of Early Speed, but Only 10 Quit
When the Stretch Is Reached.

New York, June 13-Five heavily played
favorites and a well-backed good thing
landed the money for the public at
Gravesend to-day. all Of the bookmakers
losing extensively on the days proceed
ings
James r. Keene celebrated the 18th Of
the month by winning his thirteenth
stake event since the opening Of the sea
son at Aqueduct His Ben Brush flly,
Meggs Hill, backed down to to 10, was
victorious in the Clover stakes for two
year-old FLIES. five furlongs.
Notter, who rode three winners. and a
second during the afternoon, had the leg
Up. and he got Meggs Hill away from
the post with alacrity. But as F. A.
Forsythe's Berry Maid backed down 70 Z.
had world Of early speed and dutran
the Keene flly. Notter took her up on
the far turn and lot her down when he
reached the home stretch.
Berry Maid stopped then, and II. P.
whitney's Fancy. 8 to /. and August
Belmonts Half Sovereign, 3 10 I, moved
up. It was a drive 70 the wire Meggs
Hill winning by three parts Of a length
from Fancy, who had the same margin
over Half Sovereign. The time was l:0l.
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MILDLY Crew Squad All Ready.

Special % The Washington Herald
Annapolis Nd, June l3.-The MILDLY
crew squad closed its local season and
shipped the new shell 70 be used In the
coming Intercollegiate races to P0ugh-
kcepsie this afternoon
The squad, under command Of Lieut..
Commander \. E. Irwin. T.. S \. with
Coach Glendon. viii leave for Pough-
kccpsie on a special train tomorrow
morning. arriving on the shores of the
Hudson about p. m. While at P0uEh-
keepsic the two navy crews VIII De
quartered aboard Col r NJ Thomp-
som houseboat Everglades.
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sHRECK READY TO FIGHT.
Willing TO Meet Johnson If Suitable
Inducements Are offered.

Cincinnati. June IA Nike Shrek
says he stands ready to fight Iii" Ar
thur Johnson, the negro heavyweight.
if some club will offer suitable induce
ments. He does not specify what, in
his mind, constitutes suitable induce
ments
He stipulates in his talk challenge"
however. that Johnson must wait until
after Shrek meets the winner Of the
Squires-Hart fight.
He appears confident the winner OF
this battle will give him a chance in
the ring az an early date.
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FIFTH RAcE-Naiden two-year-olds; purse; 500
SIXTH RACE-F0wyear-olds and upward purse;
500 added; seven furlongs
Alexander Defended HIS Title

New York, June IS. - Frederick p
Alexander successfully defended his
title TO the Metropolitan lawn tennis
championship yesterday afternoon on
the courts Of the West Side Tennis
Club. by defeating Raymond D. Little
three out of four sets in the challenge
round. The score was 81. 60. 6-S. 6-2
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20 s, wen, Cleu TuTer. ~ Llvd cut f-r Place.
Second Prince Louise rs Ai-ralaudf. out % show.
third Tine. 1M f5 Only three starters
FIFTH RAGE-One and ona-siy-err-h miles.
for three-yelr-olds and upward. $40 Solon Sbingls
l8 .NirrelaudI. 2 % l9 Won La Thorpe. S.
Pchanfai. ont fer the place, second, Eurpiiez
i- iFairrrothrr ut % show. third Time. 3 25
Only three starters
SIXTH RACE Selling; f'- four-ysar-olds and
upward purse. So9 one mile St Joseph. IL H.
Daly 70 Z. won, secret. 81 Mccarthy. 2 % L
second Bitter Hand lo2 Martini TO s. third
Time. Ia5 Sand, IhCmUd, Picro1n, and High
Bear also ran.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cincinnati, .; Philadelphia, 2.
Chicago, 4; Brooklyn, ..
st. Louis. Il BOSTON, 2.
TO-DAY's GAMES.
New York at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn Mt Chicago.
Boston at 81. Louis.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
CUBS DOWN BROOKLYN.
ReuIbach Has No Trouble I'm Taking
Game at Chicago.

Chicago. June 13-Both RculbaCh and
Rucker We're invncible in the earlier in.
nings to-day, and were helped along By
some brilliant fielding Towards the close
both We're pounded hard. Brooklyn tied
up the score in the eighth, only TO lose
ont in the locals half In this round
with two on bases and two out. Evers
and Killing hit safely in succession and
two INNS rushnd in rhn srnra.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Cleveland, g; Philadelphia, q.
Chicago, 4; New York, 3

TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston,
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'Batted for Kitson in ninth inning

First base by errors-Chicsgo. . Left on bases
New York. 6. Chicago. II. First base on bals-Of
Walsh ; Hits made-Of Keefe. lin IS inuing'
Of Sitson, lin s 23 innius=I Struck out-Ry Kit
son. J.; by Walsh p TWobass hits-D0uglerty l2.-
Sacrifice hits-H0Tman IsbeII, Davis. stolen bases
Hoffman ,2l Double plsy-Isbell 20 Davis 20 Dono-
hue. Hit by pitcher-By ki,s'n !. UTpr0-lIr
OToughlin. Time OF game hours. Ategdance-
50o
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An Irish Sprinter Coming over.

New York, June 12.-Dennis Murray,
who lays claim to the championship of
Ireland as sprinter. is due to arrive in
the United States on June %. He will
take part IN the all-around championship
of the Amateur Athletic Union at the
jamestown Exposition July T. He will be
seen in the sprints against men like n
J. Cartmeal. J. D. Whitman. Charley
Seitz. /. z. Stevens, J. J. Archer, S. c.
Northbridge. and r. l.. Young.
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MINOR LEAGUES
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

A. Columbus-Coumbus, .; Kansas City, l. Sec
ond Came-Eansas City 3; Columbus .
At L0uisvile-Sr Paul. ]. Louisville. o.
80 Indian7r 7rolis-Indisnsp0lis. 5; Minneapolis, O.
Second game-Mnneapolis. g. indianapolis, s.
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Tommy Lowe Gets a Draw.

philadelphia. June 1S-Tommy Lowe.
Of Washington. D. c.. and Johnny
Dohen. of New York. boxed a fast six
round draw at the Wayne A. c. last
night. Ralph Erne Outslugged Pat Bal.
lard. and Jack Fay quit in the fourth
round with Young Joyce.
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First base ca hatls-Oa Moran, 3. of Weiner. /.
OF C-ldE~ 2 Hits mldc-Of 'tsimer g. Struck
ouj-Bv Moran G by W-imcr /, bv CosEe- J.
Iarae-677s hits Titus Camel. Tr1hlse hits
BraDsded. Ku3ba Stolen tlses-B8nzied MAGE.
L0t-rt Double rlavs-Larglt TO Huggiu7 20 Csng-I,
L1l5Tr % Camel Wild Ui-cl-N18u. UuaIe-Mr.
hI-m. Time 0. slme-l hour and @ minutes. At
teulaure-la-a
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Waterhury--Norwich g. Waterbury l. Second
game-Waterhuiy 2: Norwich l.
A. Springi>d-Hoyoke 5. Springfield 2
At Brdgeport-NeW Haven 8: Bridgeport, 2 Sec
ord game bridgeport. 6; New Haven. o.
AZ Hartf0rd-HartfoTd, 5; New London. q Sec
ond game-Hagtford. :: New London, L
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HOME RUN WINS CANE.
Flick Clears Bases I'm Ninth in Re-
markabIe Rally.

Philadelphia. June 12-With the bases
occupied in the ninth inning this after
noon. Flick made a solid drive TO center
Oldring permitted the bail 10 escape him
and four runners crossed the plate Wad-
dell let down pe-ceptibly in the ninth
SoCRs.
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REDS WIN IN SIXTH.
PhiIlies Unable 10 Get Runs from
same Number of Hits.

Cincinnati. June i3-On a combination
Of errors and weIl-pidced hits in the
sixth inning. the Reds won from the
Phillles to-day. WeImer was benched for
kicking in the fourth. and COakley fin
ished the game in fine style. Score:
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At jersey Citv-Rochezter, 4; Jersey City, p
As Neuark-Bulalo l; Newark. O.
At Baltim0re-Montrcal. o, Baltimore. l.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Fan River--Haverhill, 4; Fan River, 9.
A. BrocluGu. 3; Lawrence. l.
At New Bedf0rd-NeW Bedford. 5. Lynn, l.
At Lowell-Lowel. 8: Worcester. 0.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Omaha-Omsha. s; Sioux CITY. 3
At Lincoln-Linc0ln. (. Denver. 8
At DC5 Moines-Des M0ines. y; Pueblo. 2.
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At UtCa-Utica, :; Troy, ].
Syracuse at Wilkesbarre; rain.
Bing,mmtOn at Scranton: min.
At Johnst0wn-A. J. and g.. ?; AlbanT !,
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srANnING nF TILE TEAMS
WHITE S0X DOWN YANKEES.
Game Won in the Ninth ON Two Hits
and a Gncrirnn.

New York. June l3-The New Yorks
gave the White Sox a hard battle to-
day, but the latter won in the ninth on
Jones single. Isbelrs sacrifice. and Da-
Wis hit. Keefe was batted out Of the
box in the first inning. Score:
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GEORGETOWN CREW STATISTICS.

Average weight, I64 pounds.
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Philadelphia. 0 0 0 0 O-2
Cincinnati alI--.---..-... o 0 g 70 ! Ks
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Charleston-Aug1sta. ?: Charleston, O.
At Macon-Iacksonyille. 3; Macon, .
At Coumbia-Columbia, /; savannah. / tcaled
fifth inning; rainl.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At tShreYeport-ShTeyeport, 5; Atlanta D.
At Little Rock-NashYille, 6; Little Rock. eleven
inuingsI
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Totals .......6 CHE 5
Tnlals - 6n I !.

Navy. 0 2-G
Interior. 0r....................,........ 2 Is
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Soldier Burns won a Bout.

Baltimore. June 15.--Soldier Burns.
of this city, knocked out Johnny Muir
ply. also of Baltimore, here last night
in two rounds.
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Totals ...... Gil = 6 2
-Batted for Garrison.

Earned UIns-Cleyelard, 2; Athletics. l. First base
by euor-Athetics. !. Left on bases-Ceyelaud 8;
Athletics. 9. First base on balls-OT Rhoades. 2,
of Clarks0n. /; of Liebha-t. /, of Waddcl 3
Struck out-Bv RhCades. I: b- Clarkscn 2. hy Wzd-
dell g. Two-hase hits-Sl'rpck Cross Sacrifice
hjts-Bsadley. Hnchman. stolen bas1s-Flics Davis
Oidr.ng Cross. Hit By pi-cheT-By W1ddcn T.
Passed ba,l-Bemis. Umpirsz-Mes=rs. Evans and
Stafford. Time OF e7me-2 hours. Attendancc-7.s5)
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Earned nIn-Interior. First base by errors-In-
terior &; Navy, ). Left on bases-Interior 5: Navy
First base on balls-Of Rufuer, g; OF Scott 3.
Struck 0ut-By Rufner. p by Scott. g. Two-hase
hits-Cau. Hsus. Waters. Sacrifice hits-Kn;ght
Le Mat Stolen bases-Knght. Carr 49,. Thrau.
Coleman, lie Nat Clements Mills Double ulays-
Coleman 20 Harris 20 Litchfeld Hunter 20 Litch-
field. Hit by ptcher-By RufTner. /: By Scott l.
Wild pitchcs-Ruffner ~, Scott. Passed balls
ThTall r. Mills l2 Umpre-Mr. Belts. Time Of
game hour and IS minutes.
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Not the biggest, but the newsiest. the
brightest. and the best-and It costs only
8 cents-the Sunday issue OF The Wash-
ington Herald.
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TRI-STATE LIE CUE.
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Lancaster Lancaster. 6: York. s.
At Hauisburg-Hau 6; Wi,liamsport. 2.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Roanoke at Richmond.
LynchbuFE Mt DanYflle.
Norfolk at Portsmouth.
sTANnING OF - TEAMs-
c. &P. wins ~ Ducknins

The c. and p. duckpin team defeated
the Pajamas three games at the Royal
last night Scores.
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OFF FOR The HUDSON
Georgetown Crew Leaves fol
POughkeepSie,
F0Tx OF EIGHT IMPROVES

Physically the Blue and Gray Oars
men Are Stronger Than Last Years
Eight-some Estimate of Probable
Showing May BE Obtained After
squad Reaches Scene of Regatta.
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Navy and Interior WRde Through
six Innings to n Tie.
ETANprNt. or THE TEAMS

Navy and Interior indulged in a seven
inning swimming match Yesterday in the
Departmental League, the result al the
close being tie, 70 s. The Sailorz used
their nautical knowledge 20 advantage,
and. off 10 a poor start. they sailed
round the base lines in easy manner
helped along by the Reds inability to
handle the ball.
The bail became so wet after six in
nings that the pitchers had difficulty in
getting it to the plate. so the umpire
ealled the game The Official scnre.
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Chicago. ................ o @ 0 2 x-4
oakIyu...................... o 0 0 0 o @ 2 o.
Flzt base by g-r1s-Chiclgo. 9. Bro0dyn. Left
on bases-t Chicago Z, Brooklyn. s. First base on
hllis-Of Reuibach 4. of Rucksr 2 Struck out
By EeuihacI j. Hy Hucser Three.b3se hits
Batch. Butler. TrC-h7se hlr-CaseT. stolen bases
Siag.s. Tinker. Killing Double plav--Tiuker 20
Chance; Batch 70 Butler. Umrire7-Nessrs. John
Stone and Carpenter. Time u game hour and a.
minutes. Attention
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BOSTON LOSES CLOSE GAME,
Cardinals shut out Beanenters and
Young 6" Youug.
81. Louis, June 13.-St Louis defeated
Boston this afternoon. / 10 o, I'm we'll
ulaved game. Score

0I I|UIs-.---------- -----.-.-----. 0 IT
Left on hascs-St Louis s. Boston. g. First base
on 51l,s-of Young D Struck 0ut-By ksFFar. 81,
6v Young fhFee-hasa ht-Bltes. stolen bases
Bennett, TenTey. Umr-e-}i- Rr'.r Time Of
g1me-l hour and Sd minutes. Attendance 100.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-12
AsUNTO! DIVERSE!

-Anoehe c0saron loo conssial0s
del AyuutAmisnto Dc este Oludad ss'
HorsS RIvsro. 1Anisgua. RAmirta,
RodrfgaaH Ssrra. vGsausS, Plsnas ,
Dauh3n,
-BSnito Morale, sarsintsro, ecu
pSdo aver en- 50 trAbsio. tuv0 IL daH.
grasiG de pvoducirSe una gran hOrldA
con ol osFrusho que 10 intsrsD6 81 hue
90 dol dedo fndies de lA mAno ixuuier.
do.
-Al trAbsiAdor Ratasl OSaaio Is
o. 10 aver IN tAb,6n On el pie iSQuiOr'
do produCi6udole ma gran confusion
con mAgullami0nto en- 10 region meta
bRraianA.
DE htr.d0s y eonIusionOs lstes
tueEOn AGistidos On la GAla de scOorFos
Lorenxo Rivera, WsLet 20 Roblss :
BFanlio HtsrtiDg
Ell GyuuISmisnIo. On au session
dc Anochs asord6 ssdsr gratis q Zee.
Ro por suAEtnIA J cinso dfAs y euatro
noahss Do alumbrAdo & don jose Ba'
xip, para una comps dtA do 6psrA Gus
sStA'G aQuf On FSbrsrO, prOssdsnts ID
10 HAbanA.
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NOTAS EXTRANJERA!

lOOntIDUGci6n de Ia pd0inG sq)
del tio pAsado duraron solamants
uno o dos diast
FL duqus do ConnaughI, al ser
Olsgido miembro del Club Savage, do
LondEes, mAnitst6 q1e poses tsnfAn
mas dertehI qus 81 q ilGma.ss hsr'
mano EAlVsis, porQue ers uno de los
indioS do lAA S.iS NAcioneI,
-Ei rsvSTendo W. IsAas Hlllisn
~ talleeido , viaRrio hAsla haes POGO
de EAn Lucas, sn khltisld. IugIatsrrs,
Smptz5 como tAnbor, BisndO musha.
Gho; iosGbA docs IL sIrumsntoI ] y 40 10
llamaha orQusstA sOndOnsada.
-ai los iumigsAntes qus IlsRaYou
ssis 81 , { NusvA YorH huhierHn Va.
nl0O iaGtol, - hoblerA neceuitAdo
sAsa Natrlos una eleasdra de 1.lsl
DuQuss. sAdA uuO con 1000 passi.rOs
hordo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-12
.EDICT0.

En Ia Colte do Dislrito del DiIrlto
Judicial de sAn JaAn P. r. Es =
tAdoa Uaidos do America S s. 81
Presidents de .os EIladoE Ualdoa.
O6sinA dei MarIhaI.
joss ]. PsGQuerA ., dNmAndanls, sontrA
Luis L3ptx. dsmkndado.
Por euGnIo ProGed.6adoSs por eG-
to o6sinA Al ssmplimiepIo dc un man
dAmiOntO lihrado poF la CoEIs ( ina.
tAnCiA del dsma n iAdo GEribA sitado
contra el dsmAnoAIts msnOionAdO J Q .
rs rsintsRrArIs de les soltAu y gAStos
QUE SAItEtEo el sl Tisito Que ls sigais.
rA Hobrs dssah lsIO, SO hI smbArgAdo
st mo do 10 propiedad del don JoG6 ],
PsIQusrs, de Ii SiguisnIs p0rOi6n do
ssErsLo. que Sc deacribs al,
Porsi6n de Isrreno de tct Q ,ta ,
Tres metros suAdFAdoE On sItA formA:
dilz J nusvs msIroI por Sl N rte, vein
GitrsS por el Fate, otFoS vsinIilrsS me
sros por sl Ostts y d!sE y echo poE 81
Sur, ca suys Huperasis dc terrsno us
speusntFGn ConStruidRs cuAtro "a ~;
ana de RlfGsl CaTm ls, otHa de Lo'
EerS1 Marines, otrA de Fslisiana Ro'
rGu , OIRA dc FslipA RoIA, sOlindAa'
dc diIhA porsi6n do tsIreno por el
Sur con sAHA do BSlsn SArGhs1 snela
vAdA en- sl tsrrsno ntmbrAdo sNalu'
ri,s poF sl Eats con 10 sAlls Gel Car
mGp, por 81 0sGts con sAaA de dCn
Pablo Lava ldsFoi y:VoF 81 Morris CON
sl sAllei0n de AndEadts, IiOndo disha
pprsifp Do IsETspo paFts Dc eNA M =.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-12
RETRETA De MlNlNA

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