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The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
ANOTHER COUP At OAKLAND.
TOligHthe-er Made the Medium of a
Killing by CLIQUE.

san Francisco, May 1f.-When T0ligath-
erer won the last race AT Oakland this
afternoon from Bragg. Conran and his
adherouts pulled of another coup Toll
gathercr, starting here FOR the first time.
trimmed his field
Hedgethorne scored to-day az Is to !.
This is one OF the horses that Hunter was
suspected of pulling In the fifth race
Silver Stocking ic3, passing the saJiliug
paddock 10y three lengths, bur was n5zed
ont IN the last stride by GemmeU, the
reCediHg IavOrite. Ray scored AN easy
win In the long race. The summaries.
FIRST RACE-Fre frrlaues Esy HIndoo. ia
Wi,m1,' TO l. won. Darlington. I0 .Graham.
r1 !, second. BE- Thankful lIi E--eCher' q 90 s.
third. Time. l0l Arthur Hvuau kismat r.i
B8lrai7. WhTrvitHai. GlGro. and CASTLE also ran.
SECOND RAtE-une mile. HejcgtEHre. JOG
D1i,.. Is 20 T. uau; Frank FHttner IT r. Wi
=1lI. ls ,9 3. second. Captain Burnett. l0 Hgvfrr.
% % J. third Time. lao As. Bird oi Pa=-Ea.
Adiuriac,s. Alma BAY. Michael NmvHs-. Little
N1hful Eur Ram. Mike Jordan, and Dick
Wilson also un
THIRD RACE-oue mile Elyaaon lr Davis.
90 T. won. Nesja, le- fAuHEcaou. s t1 l. second
The skipper III tArrhibIdI I5 20 s. third Time
l+l Is Pi-zavav MarBie Mayer. Prestige. R1trau.
ard Waolrlorpe also ran.
FOURTH EACE-Oae and cre-hsr miles. RAY
jos .hIrch1auW' 90 T. won, Little Joker I7S g.
William. Is t1 J. se,1nd. Adors M .GmhauI
t1 J. tbiId. Time 255 25 Clorerlaud. Nsl1rssssr
WHtgc1r- Mention. Yc.cun1. Be1yrli0, Roman
Boy and Ink als1 ran
FIFTH RACE-Tuwrity course. Grmwrl. ls &C.
Williams ? 90 J. won. Silver StaCsiu- 200 .Ro-l.
to J. second, C0mbuv. ll2 MertVI. I5 10 s. tlild.
Time. l1l Is Burning Bush Narra. Star %
EUuu5mcds and Palemon also ran.
SIXTH RACE en.ciEIi-hs ri a mile Toll
garHcrcr. l3 tMcE8cI. 6 20 T. won. Brarg ll-
Davis. TO ]. second. Edusdo Io- Fischer
70 g. third. Time. 1875 Dutiful Nina Glib
SON. Sea Lad Lord ~ Vale. Annie T., and Perry
Wick also ran. Fred Bent fell
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Special to The Washington Herald.

Chicago, H.. May 1.-THE White Sox
defeated Washington to-day by 10 ..
a unique freak appeared in the local
half Of the fifth. The Nationals took the
field without Schlady their captain.
Not one Of the visitors noticed his alb
sence from second base. nor did the UNI
pires. Jones took his position at bat and
spotted the lapse in the lineup, but not
culver Of his eyelashes indicated ne was
on. Heydon called for a fast one, and
Jones sUattsd il straight through the
spot usually occupied by the second base
man. But there wasn't even a shadow
Of a man there.
Everybody looked 90 his neighbor to
ascertain if the other fellow was seeing
things" too; then. as everybody's face
expressed the same puzzled astonishment,
there was a unanimous ocular search for
the missing second baseman. After
fruitless sweep Of the entire field, includ-
ing the sky, the lockers saw Schlafy
coclly walking out from the SoXs bench
toward his place in the picture.
For just an instant even silk
O.Laushlin was staggered TO know what
was the answer 10 this couundrum, which
never before had been asked an umpire
Then bit of lightning calculation re
minded him there was rule prohibiting
playing with less than nine men In the
field. and he did tie only thing possible.
lie called Jones back 10 bat wiped the
hit of the score books, and called it mo
ball just rs they DO in cricket
Smith was unsteady at the start and the
Nationals got: the lead with two runs in
the second, bat the Sox wiped that out
by landing on Tom Hughes hard enough
10 beg five runs in the second and fourth
innings. The Sox had plenty Of chances
10 score off Graham. who took Hughes
job il the fifth but did not connect until
the seventh Then D1ughcrty pulled a
single, scoring two S0X.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE

At Macon Macon. 0; Charleston, J.
At acksonville-JacksoHville 3, Columbia, o.
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
At Syracuss-A = & c.. 5; Syracuse, ).
COLLEGE GAMES.
At Emmitshurg: R.H. E
st. st. Marys...... 900 40x-l3
Univ. # W. Va. 0 Q 0 Is 10
Batterios-AIcShane and C0melly; Chiffon, Bay
liz and Mccarthy.
AZ New Haven: RHE
Yale..................... 10000 OO3 80 3
Lafayette. ? 0 0 0 0 0-3 0
Gamr stepped by rain. Battcries-Dmbar and
Jones; Snider and Snook.
AZ Elmira; RHE.
Syracuse. sc............... 2Ox-3 ?
Carlislc................ 0 0 0 Q 0 , 90 %
Bstteries-Mack and Sulliran; Garloa and Wan.
seka.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
auto RACES AT BENNING
Speed Contests Will Be Held Deco
ration Day.
Hundred Mile Race for Stripped
ture of the Meeting.

Arrangements were yesterday com
pleted for the holding of q series Of auto
mobile races at the Benning track on
Decoration Day.
Joseph NJ Gates oC New York. q
prominent automobiles. and president Of
the auto racing association. was in
Washington yesterday and closed q con-
tract for the track, but no definite in
formation regarding the details of the
meeting viii be announced for several
days. as the programme las not set been
completed
The formation Of the United States
Motor Racing Association in New York
few weeks ago. and its Incorporation
under a 5000 capital. was the final move
among several prominent motorists % in-
auEurdte n national racing circuit FOR the
devil wagons similar % the old bicycle
racing circuit In vogue ten years ago.
The now organization has the sanction
and support Of the American Automobile
Association. the governing body Of auto
mobile sport, and the parent body has
announced that It has welcomed the on
trance Of a responsible corporation in
the track racing field
The numerous satisfactory meets tlat
We're conducted throughout Tie country
during the past two 0r three years caused
the a. 4. a. officials much w0rry. both as
20 accidents on the tracks and the loose
manner in which the meets were COM
Quoted. i is the intention Of the racing
association % have the meets handled
in each city 10y "a local club If such ar
rangements can be made. and II not. the
meets viii be conducted 10y the ass1cia-
ti0n.
The first meet Of the circuit is srrcf-
uled for May q and - at the historic
Point Breeze track. in Philadelphia. with
a tweny-four-Hour race as The feature
event. A lo'-mile race for stripped tour
ing cars viii be the feature Of the Ben
ming meet. although the programme will
include q three-hcat event f1r rrofeg-
sionals. It Is The Intention ~ the T.. s. N
r. A. 10 encourage touring car and high
powered runabout contests as against the
professional daredevil races. and % re-
move as much as possible any tiuge Of
professionalism from the sport This noI-
icy has won the support Of the manu-
facturers. who fought shy of professional
trach-racing last season on account Of
the unsa atisfactory results of such races.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
LOCKE BESTS TOMMY LOWE.
PhiladeIphian Has Shade on Wash
inEton Boxer in Wind-up.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Philadelphia. Pa, Nay 16-There was
an au-star show tonight at the Broad
way a. c. George Cole, was 10 have met
Morris Harris j. the wind-up but the
former did not appear. Kid Locke. OF
this city. and Tommy Lowe, Of Washing
ton, were substituted. Locke did most of
the leading, and had a shade on Lowe at
the end
The first round was very tame. neither
caring 20 mix it up. Locke forced the
fighting In the second and third rounds.
and both men landed some hard blows.
Locke rocked his opponents head in the
fourth. and repeatedly rushed him TO the
ropes. The fifth and sixth rounds were
very fast, and both men mixed it up well,
Locke having a slight advantage.
Kid Beehe defeated Tommy Love in the
semi -WinGGp.
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e crews viii probably row as fol
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Memorials play the Shamrocks sun
day at Twenty-second street and Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest. Tie Memo
rials have defeated every team they have
met this season. but expect TO have a
hard tussle with the Shamrocks For
games address y. G. Sharp Gl2 Thirteenth
street northwest.
The Georgetown Athlete Club wants
Sunday games. The G.. 4. c. is composed
of the following players: Z. Sullivan,
catcher; Norris pitcher; Beckett. first
base; r. Schaefer. second base; Zanelli.
shortstop; Keane. third base; +. Sullivan.
left field: B. Lawson. center field: b. Mar
cerOn. right field. Address Manager r.
Sullivan, 12H Twenty-eighth street north
west.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
Panic on Wall Street

There is always something exciting in
Wall street which causes considerable
comment We always have something
new in fishing tackle TO excite the inter-
est OF fishermen. This time it's a new
Bait Bucket The Jones Aquarium Min
now Pail has a self-feeding air chamber.
and will keep bait alive longer than any
bucket made. Prices. $50 and S3.o0.
Just arrived-a new stock of new STYLES
of the old reliable Nauchaug fishing lines
the lines that have always made good.
Tested at Is TO a pounds. Prices for 3
Yards. 50c and 75c.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
Big GOLF TOURNEY
Washington Is Interested in
Middle States Event.
STARTS ON DECORATION DAY
Alexander BrittOD, of the Chevy
Chase Club, Is in Charge of Entries
Take Place ut the Baltimore COun-
try Club-WiII Last Three Days.

The interest Of local golfers is at pres
ent centered in the Middle Atlantic Golf
Association annual championship tourna-
ment. which viii be held May 80, 81, and
June l on the course of the Baltimore
Country Club.
There was considerable competition
among the various clubs In the associo-
this big event. but the fight narrowed
down to two competitors-the Chevy
Chase Club and the Baltimore Country
Club
The winner Of the tournament will not
only be the champion of the association
for the ensuing year, but will have pos
session for one year Of the championship
trophy. which will have his name in
scribed thereon and will also receive for
permanent possession handsome prize.
The other prizes will go TO the one who
makes the lowest qualifying score. TO the
runner-up for the championship. 10 those
making the best net and gross scores in
the handicap match on the last day. and
10 the first and runner-up men in the sec
ond and third regular sixteens, and a
final prize fer defeated eights H. the first
and second sixtecns
The Programme.
The programme follows
MAY 50 Q a. m-Qualifying round az eighteen
holes medal play; best sixteen scores % qualify for
the Championship; second sixteen 20 qualify Tor club
cup fhird sixteen 20 qualify for PLAYERS cup. low
sc r. Irile for best qualifying round.
May @ 2 p. m.-tirst round for Championship
Club. end PLAYERS cups eighteen holes. match play,
eight players defeated in first ard second sixtesus
% continue play fly consolation prizes
Say 81. 10 q. m.-Second round for Championship
Club, and Players cups. tTst round for Consolation
cups
May g. 233 q. m.-Semi-fuals for Championship
Club. PLAYERS, and Cancellation cups.
June !, 1880 a. m.-Frst round Of finals Tor Cham
pionsIip Club. and PLAYERS cups and finals for
Consolation cups
june l. 2.31 D. m.-Complsti1n II finals for Cham
ricuship Climb. aud Players cups. aI-d8v clmpeu-
ucn ir handicap prizes at eighteen holes; medal
play
Alexander Britton. Of the Chevy Chase
Club. is the secretary Of the association.
and entries should be handed in to him AT
1il9 7 street, or az the Baltimore Coun-
try Club before O'Clock on Nay q.
TIE entrance fee Will be s.. Entries for
the handicap viii be received by the sec
retary mp to 4 O'Clock on May 81. Those
who have not entered in the champion
shio event must pay an entrance fee Of
- ,euts to enter IN the handicap and a
han Heap certificate must accompany the
fee and entry
The Baltimore Country Club has ex-
tended the privileges Of its course and
house 20 an players for the week prior 10
May &c.
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SCHOOL CREWS MEET.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
NO COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Little Hope of Organization Getting
Into Field This season.

From the present indications it looks
as though the proposed Commercial
League, 10 be made up Of teams from
the different business houses in town.
viii not he seen in the field this season.
Mr. Carty. of the National Electrical
Supply Company team. the chief pro-
moter, when seen yesterday said that
there was little hope of the league or
gauizing. The main obstacle 90 the or
ganization IS lack Of grounds. The Off
Gals were unable to get any conces-
sions from the government ia regard
90 the White House EHpse, and there
was not enough enthusiasm manifest
among the business houses TO warrant
further action.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
Georgetown Preps Row Against
Tech High School This Afternoon.

Tech and Georgetown Props are
scheduled to meet to-day for the first
scholastic crew Iace in the history Of
local athletics.
The race will start at i:15 over the
mile-and-a-half course OF the Potomac
River Regatta Association, from Sandy
Beach 20 a point in line with the Po-
tomac boathouse.
The crews viii probably row as fol-
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
LETTER CARRIERS SPORTS.
VIII Play baseball with baltimore
Team on Decoration Day.

The letter carriers Of the Washington
post-office are going TO have a great
time At Avoudale. Nd. on Decoration
Day with the Baltimore post-ofice
howlers and baseball team. There VIII
be q game Of baseball ana numerous
other sports. with crab soup and other
wcll-known Maryland delicacies on the
side
For the last six years great bowling
rivalry has existed between the two
cities, and during the past winter Bal
timorc was defeated. Tho lost Iaurcls
are expected 10 be regained in the com.
ing baseball contest
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
GRIFFITH AFTER PITCHERS.
Boston, However, Refuses Two Men
for n Good TvvirIer.

Cleveland, Ohio, May l6.-Clarke Grif-
fifth, manager of the New York Yankees,
through Jim MCGUIRE, his official scout,
offered TO trade Walter Clarkson, pitcher,
and Frank Delehanty, outfielder, to Bos-
ton. for any one Of its conditioned
twirlers, Dineen preferred.
President Taylor and Manager Unglaub
last night refused the offer I'VE have
enough good pitchers and outfeldecs now,
said Unglaub. "Clarkson is not a con-
sistent winner. and Delehanty refuses TO
join New York because Of a hitch in the
salary question We would be easy 10
make such a trade"
McGuirc's offer to Boston followed the
refusal OF the Cleveland club TO part with
Earl Moore, pitcher
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17

tiryt base hv Chicago. ]. Left on bases
Boston. {. Chicago g. First base on bals-Of
Lndamsu of pf isfcr 2 Struck cut-By Linda
man, ?. bv Pfrs-rr J. Home r,n-Charce Two
base hlt-fhsnca Sacrifice Lit-Pf istcr stolen
bases Hoffman saElC schultz Eyers l2i Double
10 BIivsll % TCuncy; Beaumont
20 Ternsy. Umrirs-O 'Dav Tire # gamc-l hour
and q minutes Atteufauce. ZG1
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Largest Morning Circulation

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon It's sworn clrculation-a circula-
tion in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the Cap
ital. Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17

Ea-r-d rTn-tlsyc,aud. l. First base BIZ errors
Boston. g. Left on he=rs-Cic1cland :: Boston.
First base ca balls-pG Licbharit I. Of Young p
Stucs Cut-By Li,bharlt g. by Young. 5 Three
base nits-Tumrr. Flick Sacrifice hit-LiebharIt
Stolen hase--TUWcr Clark Collins Double rsavs-
Tezis % Wagner 70 Uurlaub. Lieblarlt 10 Turner
70 St0Tal- Mid pitchCs-Lisbhardt. . Passed
Ialls-Clark, /. SaaW. Umrirrs-lIessrs Hurst
and Evans. Tine # Eame-l hour and 55 minutes
Attendance 2O-2
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
the first and eighth innings, when St
Louis scored its runs.

Left on bases-St. Louis, s. Philadelphia. I. First
base on hails-Of Plank. 3: Of Powell. l. Struck
out-By Plank ;; by Powell. 3 Tgohase hits
Davis Wallace. Sacrifice hit Hemphiil Stolen
bases - Wallace, Delehanty Double pllys-Dayis,
knight and Murphy: OConncr. and Niles Hit
by pitcher-By Powell J. Umpire-Shoridan. Time
Of game-l hour and So minutes. Attendance-3,s3
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
shay Must Pnr Cardinals.

Cincinnati. May 16.-The National
baseball commission to-day ruled that
Dan Shay must pay the St. Louis Ma
tional League club $204 that club claims
he is Indebted to il. within one week
from this date or be declared on the
list of Ineligible players
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
C0BB'S BASE RUNNING WINS.
Detroit Defeats New York by Close
Score in Pitchers Battle.

Detroit May ia daring bit Of
base-running by Tyrus Cobb. with a
wild fling by Catcher KIeinow. settled
to-day's contest between Detroit and
New York. in favor Of the home team.
DOYLE pitched sood ball while KilIlan
was equally adept in his delivery.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17

First b7sa hv rrror=-Chica-o. g. Left ON bases
Chicago. 2. Washington G. Fi-s- base on baus-OF
Smith. 8. aa Hr~hrs. 8, off Gr5han. Hits
m7ic-of Hrsre four innings. Srrgcs cut-By
Smith. hr H~rhes 2. bv Graham @ TWo-hase
Mt-HgTjfu stolen bases -aa5ere1n. D-nahue
Rohc Double rlJgs-smith 20 Robe 20 Donohue.
HeytrH % Alri-.r Wild pitches Smith I Hughes
/. Graham. i Passed baU-Hcydou Umpire
Ne-~s OLulhlin and Stafford Time Of game
hour aud s. minutes. Attendance. $50
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

A. Johnstovu-Johnstown, l3; Lancaster. z
Twelve innings
A. Aitoua-Altouns 6. York o.
At Harrisburg Trenton, /: Harrisburg O.
At Williamsport NilIamzncrt T. Wilmington. >
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
MAPS TAKE ANOTHER.
Close score nt Cleveland. but FIick's
Triple Decides Game.

Cleveland. May 1G-The Maps took the
gaac with the Pilgrims to-day, to l.
The Maps scored twice in the eighth on
Turner's single Flicks triple. and Brad
ley's long fly. The visitors scored in the
seventh on Laioie's error. Wagner-s
single. and wild pitch. Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Roanoke, - DanYilIc, =.
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Norfolk at Portsmouth.
LynchburG at Richmond.
DanViiIe at Roanoke.
sTANnING OF TIE TEAMS
PLAY ERRORIESS GAME.
Roanoke and Darville in interest
ing Contest Full of Batting.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Roanoke. Va, May lf-By winning
from Danville to-day Roanoke went to
third position in the percentage column
It was an errorless game. and Roanoke
punched hits off Ham, the Danville twirl-
er. The features were three two-base
hits. two three-base hits by Roanoke, and
a home run by Reggy for Danville in the
fifth. Score:
K. II. T.
Roanoke .,............o 10000 9 q
Danyille .............0 0 0 0 e. o
Batteries. Roarote-Noriscy and Cote; Dauyile-
Ham and OCunner
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
Fourteen KentucISians Struck out.

Special to The Washington Herald
Lexington Va. May 16.-Porter's
twists proved absolutely unsoIvable
this afternoon. and as a result Wash
ington and Lee shut out Central Uni
versity of Kentucky. Fourteen Ken
tuckians famed Harper, for Kentucky.
pitched a steady game. a wild throw
being responsible for the locals scores.
Score:
r. II. T.
Central University. O 0 O Q 90 % O :
". and L.........,... 0 0 2 - 0
Batterios-Harpar and Arnold Porter and An
thom. Umpirc-Nlr Kelly Trimble
They play again tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

A. Mrmrlls-N1utUuGr 3; Memphis J.
A. Little R0ck-Lirrle Rock. ; Birmingham. 0.
~ NCV Oraus-N Nashville. ! New Orleans. O.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

AZ Rochester Rochester. 0; Providence, 5,
At BIgllJ-BgfaI0 q, Baltimore. 2
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lawrerce-Lawrence. 8; FAN River, 2
Al Lynu-Bruckt0l. 3. Lynu. 2
At L0well-Lowen, / Havcrhill. O.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17

Leit On has1s-Dltf0it 3. New York l. First
tase on balls-of Doyle. l. Of Kinan, l. Struck
out-By kIiian, ?. D. DOYLE. T. Tw0-hase hit
Libcreld. stolen base-Cobb Double pay-Schae-
fer 70 0L5aTy 70 Rossman Umpire-Nr Connoliv
Tine Of gsne-l hour and g minutes. Attendance.
l,7s3
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Chicago, z; Boston, o.
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Pittsburg at Br Ioklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago Mt Boston.
ST. Louis at New York.
sTANnING OF NJ TEAM
CUBS SHUT OUT BOSTON.
Champions Climb ID on Giants in
Only Game PLAYED.

Boston. MAY 15-Boston was unable 20
hit Pfeister to-day. while The cubs batted
Lindaman savagely and shut out the
locals Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

A. NaHeap5lz-N Minneapolis 8; Indianapolis. .
A. Niir5rAae- Columbus 5, Milwaukee. O.
At ST. Pavi-St Pau. % Louisville 5
A. Kansas Cty-kaHsas City, (; Toledo. 3 Ter
iuningsi
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
ATHLETICS ARE SHUT OUT.
Powell, of st. Louis, Has PhiIadeI-
phia SlugEers at His Mercy.

ST Louis, May 16.-Powell pitched in
fine form to-day and st. Louis defeated
Philadelphia, I to Q. Plank was hit in
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Denver Omaha. =, Denver. g.
Al Puehio-Pueblo 2; Dos NIcines. .
At Sioux City-Si-Ux City, g; Lincoln, !.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
Kelly and suI,trun R.m.,ono,

Los Angeles. May 16.-Hugo Kelly
and Jack (Twin) Sullivan have been
matched fer a return battle June Z.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
ROSEBEN In TIE RUCK
Johnson Horse Finishes Sixth
at Belmont Park.
SUFFRAGE TAKES FEATURE
Heavily Backed, ROseben suffers
Worst Defeat of His Career I'm the
CrOtOnia dicap-FavOrites Do
Well in the Other Races-Sanctus
Takes the SteepIechase Easily.

Belmont Park. New York. May 16-
Roseben suffered one of the worst de-
feats Of his career in the Crotonia Handi-
cap at Belmont Park. to-day The track
was good. and Roseben was heavily
backed by David Johnson, Frank Far
rel, Tim Sullivan, and the public. Rose
ben got away from the post with the
others, but was easily outrun. At no
time was he factor, and, though under
the whip at the end, he finished sixth.
Jack Atkin, 3 to !. made nearly all the
running 10 the fuIlOng pole. where Suf-
froge. to I. rushed TO the front. winning
by two lengths. in 112 4-5. Jack Atkin
took the place.
In smashing drive, after sweryins all
over the track. Tileing, I 10 I, was vic
toriOus I'm tie Van Ness Stakes He beat
Rosemount, Il TO !. by a nose, with
Ampedo, to /. third.
Superman. a hot 6-t0-5 favorite, won the
last race. lie made ali the pace and won
easily by three lengths. in la 3-J. which
clipped two-ffths OF second from Cairn-
gorm's track record. Dolly Spanker took
the place
Sanctus, G-t0-5 favorlto. won the steeple-
chase in easy fashion from Or. Keith, l3
10 10, second choice. FalIaheen, s 20 T..
who led most OF the way. was a poor
third Fred Lttlefelds Jubilee. Is 10 J.,
was the winner Of the second race, but IL
was only by a hard drive, beating Lady
Ninifred, 10 I, by nose
Saracinesca, 2-to-l favorire. after a
hard drive from Miller. won the first race.
by neck. from Colonel White. % to 1. Joe
Carey was knocked out Of it az the start.
but ran a game race. The attendance
was about 15.9o0
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. g, Hartford. p
At New London-NcT Haven, 5, New London. O.
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LOSE TO WHITE SOX
Chicago Lands on Hughes in
the Fourth Inning.
GIVES WAY TO OSCAR GRAHAM

Recruit Pitches Fairly Good Ball in
Every other Inning Except the
Seventh-WashingtO Takes the
Field in the Fifth Shy One Man,
but Fielder Jones' Hit Did Not Go.