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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04
aermann. aslo.. grettaa, nen 4 0ktober 1902.
6lodenws,be.

@eeanItiot npm berrlihfteu gsets
ter batten Iid) am Gunntae uun gtab
unb 5ern cine sroBe Gdaur autbulis
Ten Oft unb Sung eineeiunOen I'M
Der irnpuianten uub ieltenen 5eier
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gu nebmen. 8urmittass UNI $50
fnnb Elm ieierlifes aeuiten Sudamt
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Der @emeinbe i'm Shulbauie etnen
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Singlinsspereine bon gerser, 9ittle
Berger uno @aibinetnn ansetums
men, uub als am Na9mittae 9S llbr
in Der 8irfe bic eieentlihe 5eier ib'
rem glnfane nabm, mar Der glnbrang
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nibt ale fafen tonute. Die 9rUsei.
ion ersanste iid5 auf Der StrnBe OOr
Der Stride, unO iuurbe Oieielbe BON
ben ainoern ber @emeinbeihule I'M,
ter 5abrlins bes &eu, 9ambertus
8rintmueller er0Hnet, unb fOlsten
nun bas &irhen9ur, idmnttltd1e Der.
cine, bic Srieiter, niele 8eiuher oOn
GuSm6rts, unb @lieber Der @emein-
be beiberlet @sihlehts. 3ie @lods
en- tparen Der Gr6Be naf in 8eiben-
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en- auiseiteIlt, onueben mar cine
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5eItreoner benubt tuuroe. Die Groa
SeiiiOn so9 bieran oUrbei uno Snriif'
febreno Ihaarte man iid) um bic
8lnttfprm un5 @lodeu, tpooann Serr
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Das Gerempniel Der @lDdentpeibe=
Iiinb Taufe nabn nun ieinen 9lnfang
un0 tuur0e upn Heu. 9llpbDnbus Ser
gerer, 8farrer Der @emetuOe gu
@aibiuetun unter 9liiiiteu5 stueier
6rnierS aus benz atufer In ct. 9ouis
Itpel1e ale 9intpn un0 Snbs8iaton
bienteu. in ieierlidlter Beiie uulsU
gen. Die @lOfen erbielten reip. bic
gamen ;srnn5istus, 2Intonius mlO
@e0rgus, uuO iparen Die Serren
4 Sobn Ieiobart, 9lic 9uiner lmO 9lls
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unO luD erfUrberlidl, Der @eiano Oes
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Oertbalbitiiubiee Seier in einoruf .
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es 3.tlane @eldute auf tpet9es bic
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@ludeu tuelbe biSber bier Gtenite
tbaten tuurhen uOn Der @emetnOe gu
aittle 8eraer iueltle eine iteue airde
baut, eritunben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04

Seroieut Oos b6has 9nb, Ser.
&eter ,lRi6Iels, lIleranbrin. ao.,
itreibt: Scr SIlpenfrauter Der
bisnt oas bOdiite Cob @r iteht hut,
ii5er aleu- aroersn aRebisinen. Sc.
ose, ueIher ibn aebrauht hat, lu6t
thr.
'Soruts Hloeutrauter litteme 9lucs
theters lDeoiln Eieies nlte, sgitse-
tunhrie Router p'iimntsl ma ,..n
Huulttn9I orstt ilaeisilt hnrcl 4 {
siaertauner Sr 9;pier Fabrn i 4
sprs lSn ll2--tlS ~ er9i.
Moe a0leisJ, 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04

Sm ean5en Staate Wiiiiouri iuers
ben jett 5llteicbriiteu perbrtitet, wos
rim Die SOr5iiee Der Snitiattpe uuo
Oes 9ieiereubums aus chamber se=
fest iuerOen. 8ie leBte Saatsseiebs
eebung itimmte betanntl.1 Oaiiir,
OaB in Der 0tuuembermabl 1908 Oas
Bplf Oariiber abitlmmen ioa, oh elm
Suitintioes linO Referenbum 3nios
in bic Staatsueriuiiuns auiaenom.
men iuerOen iua. Die beiaeten
6lusiArifteu eeben BON ber ct. 9ouis
Ter &eiereuoum 9iea aus, bic ibre
@eibaftsitelle in SO. 1926 q. 8rOab.
tuap bat, Die 8eueoune finbet ni6t
rur BEL ben uerihieOenen sIrbeiter.
Orsnniiatiunen, iOnbern aud BEL ben
8ewobnern Der aanobiitrilte glnllans.
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81 perlnuien.

Sin ssrnmc 6ons nit 4 8inmei nebIt aus
tenn aeIIer, yicbeuaebauben lmo I3iIlerne, 10.
ipts audi 9runnen. DnS @rilnSiiIf be-
Iebt aus A spiien, Weldle gum 3beil NIT
g9einrebeu uno peridlieocuen eorien BON
Sbitbdnmcn bcpFunsi Iino
yidd)6uiroeen bel
Srout 3eb Bio men or
Sulp | z fetmani, 30.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04

W SUlteYCHitBeH du LIeIeH.
aasper Srintbuelter bat auf
Oem 9burme Der euaugeliI6en Sir.
die ben Slibableiter sipieOer auee.
bra9t.
= 9ur9 bas 9urhbrsnnen ietneS
Gielseipanns iuuroe benz Gburtes
&iaimuna Der redlte slrm berart Der.
oreDt, baB er tuobl fdusere 5eit teine
glrbeit uerri9ten fam,
6. 8. @ilIinms 1T nit ieiner
j5umilie nad OpensuiIIe sesusen.
! SEQ. Seiemann uno 6enrp
MDrte babeu neBrere @duner an Der
arbeit lire srpBe 5arm nit Gta9els
orabt eiu5uadumen um Oieielbe fir
8eibepldbe ber5uridten.
- Der CUTE &tapperturtb bat ben
e6eteaten 8aitur Subn Sartmeiiter
nit eiueu 10 9iunO idweren Suuaeu
beonht.
= 8m. SOeOtmann, IT,, BON
fredericksburg brabte ieine 6amilie
b:erber I'm 8eiube gu ma9en,
gun bier eiueeu bieie 8ode
Imebrere nad ct, 9OuiS I'M ba bic
Serrlidteiten in sluseni1etu gu neb-
men unb aud ben 8rdfibenten Oipo,
ieDelt ST ieben.
- . a j. 8ei5eniden unb &orns
abbafen 1T iebt bic 2agesurOnltus.
3. 8. Gtoenner mar 5reitas
in OmensutIIe.
8ie 5rls. emma SpFmann nnb
0tinnie IObImann iinb 5reitag nad
St. SoulS 9eretlt I'M oa 81 bletben,
Die Belt bes gretsifieBens lit
oa, Der Slnfano mar Samitne BET
9Urens @mO.
- Cornelius 9appmeper OOn ct.
Souls 1T bier BEL gerpanbten gu BE.
inh.
- Der 0eutide llnterri4t in ber
8ap SduIe burd aebrcr 8. S.
Strunt madt quite 5Ortidritte. Die
Gbiler baben iidb als Elm geretu Or.
ganiiirt unb SltIen grinfman als
4rdiiOent eetuablt. unb fuuIIen ieben
6reitas Elm literariides 9rOsram our
sluffiibrling brineen.
6ran Snu. Seilert uon 9apUlepn
1T nit ibren sipei @Dbnen bier gum
8eiucb ibrer 8ertuanbten unb Sreun.
ben.
Der 5raueH 8ereiu Der ct.
9auls @emeinOe bate WlittuOb
Seriammlune.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04

Gin Uaanu. ber iebr uiele Irsie
3ett buben inus, bat ouaseretnet,
Oas mir I'M Sabre l5o @iIIiOnen
9uIars fir iene @etrante ausseben,
uelhe man uuter Der 8esei9nune
See Gream SO6a suianlnen 5u fallen
pfIest 9asu tOmmen aber natiirlih
nod bic 0uttOrrednunsen, ipel1e
bic aeute gu be5ablen baben, bic iicb
nit benz eiitsen 8eus unb ben dent.
iAen @rdparateu, bic in pielen gldb.
en- alS 5ruhtiait pertauft perben,
ben Ilaaen OerbDrben buben. SIlleS
in aleni bari mar BRETT iasen, boB
bic beriibmte nmeritaniide SuOa
@ater 5uuntnitl reiblid 10 piel llns
beil anridtet, tuie Der piel peri9rie-
enc Saloon, seeen ben litt auseublidr
lid eiunal luieOer Die panSe @utb
linierer SatenreenIirer ri9tet.-
MRiIiu, @ernania.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04

Gunferens in ct, Souls beitpubute,
fam @Ontus tuieOer Seim.
2ebrer Gm. Siatt Der in ber
9rate Sbute llnterri9t ertbeilen
tUirO, mar Oieier Gage bier nm nOtbis
se SOrtebrunseu gu treTen.
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slbOnniyt alli Oas .permaaner
SpltsbIatt."
The Washington herald., 1907-06-08
ETHEL DAY GETS HANDICAP.
Lizaro, the Favorite, Finishes Last
I'm Feature at Oakland.

San Francisco, June The gray mare
Ethel Day captured the handicap in easy
fashion az Oakland this afternoon. Iizsro.
jha favorite. finished last He was COM
uletelv trained of Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Fire fgrlorgs S. Avon ls I.
hirs-htlUmt Ii ta . Won: Sir Wesley ICl jar
r'-.. l5 20 I. second; Wanna. los NNrsht. IS % T.
tEiri. Time. la9 l-5 WECrevithal Import Altar.
and Chs-I1tfe also nan.
SECOND EACE-FiEe and Cuetsf flrarel
Ns-- Thrush 10 'k00rhl 4 % I. won. MelrI. IN
EgEru.. l5 fa 4 second s1lEdlr s5 lKirsaHhsl,uI b
: +7 d Third Time lls. Manila s. Sauthem
Ladr. Nrue a.. Annie Il. G0ttliebcu Bonnet
Pir1. Nsrirulr and Get Rich QuicE also r8l
THIRD RA'E-Five ard 0Heh8f fgrlmE Sea-
SICK U9 HEfte-ir-tlny 10 % J. won. Mary b
Clark l95 Davis . to 3. second. Hattie Carr .9
NrtrI 81 rr T. third. Tims. IJ- 50 Ne-tie
HIrrs. Ambitions. Silver Wedding Peggy O'NeiI
Nurs yeiHe Alice Carey " san. and Queen s.
Cup also nu.
FOURTH BACE-Hludicar, six and Cue-Lalf fur
longs ErlG Dar ia .HrrCl. % s. won. Pal
$50 .Bur0HU s 20 T. second B1maiHr 90 'hir=cH-
hsgmf. g - p third. Time - is, ROYAL Rogue
and Ligsr1 also ran.
FIFTH BACE-Oue and orc-siztcertb mites
RraI Maxim 100 Wright 3 70 T. won, Frse7lelo
i5 Nichols, 6 20 !. second; Treasure Seeker. Hl
.ffrEar|. 20 T. fni-d I.--- l.i7 IS El7f8 kiE1.
MHlauE. George Kuhru Ta-srus Nsuden -a-hsL
pari.ra and L1rr g. alec ran.
SIXTH RACE-FrUTitv course Security la-
.NutfmgI. / 20 g. vou. Narfa. % .Ery-an. . t1 9.
second ~ Bernardo l7 NN.m0,. 30 Co J. third
Time. Ill Avalon. Mischief Tea Tray. John Vie
-llrlt and Jim Morrison also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-08
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Toronto 3; Jersey City. 9.
Montreal @ Newark. J.
Buffalo. Z: Baltimore. !
Rochester. o; Providence. ;
The Washington herald., 1907-06-08
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RAFE-Four and cnchalf fIrlonEs. Dgve.
gam ll5 Les. even. won J. NcAu.sfar lI5 Con
ley.. 90 l. -s-0nd Rsyall. Us TAYLOR. 2 20 l.
third Time 0 s. IS. Major Mack. Third Rail Cal
win Caa-ca Ben Sand. Dr. SimraI BrakesTrar.
GlTedear. Hostile and HNihCn also ran.
SECOND RACE-SU irrl1nCs. Mamcrcal. 81
Swain 70 J. won, Red Thistle l16 Brown. even
for place second, Blaze of Light. 90 Butler ] % @
third Time. ll5 as sam CLAY. Reuben. Grcouer.
Lady Ratrmsn. H3hsr. Frank Flesher. No Quarter.
Lama Lon Lizzie Mclean and Matte II also ran.
THIRD RACE-Siz fIrlOugS. Lille Turner s7
Butler, 20 5. won; Voting si Martini. even for
place. second, Us1v. l2 iAy,tiu.. ont 20 show.
thiFd Time lis Is OrlaudWics also ran.
FOURTH RACE-SteerleChase Handicap: short
course. Pirate l53 Pember 9 % l0 won, Snow
drift ls5 waller. q 90 l. second Ktldo AZ
Hughes. 20 8 % show, third. Time 253 as.
Lady J0seIyu also ran Or. Heard fell. Nsran broke
down.
FIFTH RACE-Purse: tvoyearolis. five furlongs.
Cora Dusant % 'BilacI % s. won; Waldorf Belle
% lStcelcI, 5 % J. second Hsnnon % ~. Martini.
8 20 l. third. Time 1o3 2-5 Gracious Dame Water
Cooler Osbent Ricesud Topiofty Doua H.. Brim-
mCr. Hester ZeTra. Gresham. Bucket Brigade and
Louis Roderer also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Selling; one mile Lieutenant
Rice. III OlorisrityI. : 20 s. won. The Mate. l0l
Lee. 20 @ second; Dromi0, III e. Martini. even
70 show. third. Time. la 35. Crepps Becshsm
Joane, Fred Hornb0Ck. The Pet. Caranola. and
Mntb1y also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-08

Boston, June Jim Mcclure. the vet
eran catcher Of the New York American
team, has been purchased outright by the
Boston American club and will take
charge Of the local team as manager
next Monday. Unglaub, who was made
manager after the death of Chick Stahl
viii continue as captain Of the nine.
President Taylor made the announcement
after to-days game. lie said that he
believes Mcclure viii make good in
the new position.
Unglaub. it seems, was only given the
position pending the selection Of a perma-
nent man. Mcclure was here to-day
and talked matters over with President
Taylor They agreed on terms and the
deal with Griffith was consummated by
wire
Another change in the personnel Of the
Boston team announced to-day was that
Jimmy Collins. third baseman. former
manager and captain had been traded for
Jack Knight, third baseman Of the Ath-
letiCs. Connie Mack was here to-day
and the swap was made. Mack said
he was giving a frst-class man for Col
Inns. but thought the latter would do bet
ter in Philadelphia.
President Taylor said that his reason
for exchanging was that he did not think
Collins was covering enough ground.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-08
HAMILTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-F0r three-year-olds and upward
500 added; six flrl0ngs Jacomo, l0I NIor5andl
% l. first. Temeraire @ Mccarthy, . 70 5. sec
ond, Gracious. 96 lDuheu, 5 20 . third. Time Is
Renewal Prolific, Amberiie. Moonvine sally Suter.
and Gov. Shaw also ran.
SECOND RACE-Sellirg; four-year-olis and ur-
ward: 500 added. six furlonFs. Bagley 100 C. Ri
leyi, % J. first; Fozmeade, loi lloyd, 70 s. sec
ond: King Of Valley. los lMorelandl 3 % ) 20 show
third Time. lis. Birmingham, Mrs Annie. Mac
Gonna, and Dawson also ran.
THIRD RACE-Selling. tvo-year-olds $50 added
five fUr,0ngs Dew of Dawn. l06 lStillel. 20 10.
first Emma G., III u. Dalyl 10 5 second: Ena.
l06 Holiness even. third. Time. lO2 S5. Moliere,
Wild Cherry. and Excise also ran
FOURTH RACE-Selling. three-vear-ods: purse
800; one mile Simon D., 10 tMcrclandl. Is 70 s.
first, Pompadour, 100 d. CARROLL, 70 l. second
Edwin H.. 10 lNicou / 10 2 third. Time. l.i3 3-5.
Willis Green. Round Dance. Moongold and Capt.
Haleton also nm
FIFTH RACE 500 added; three-year-olds and up
ward; Canadian bred; one nile. Court Martial lO
lNicon. 20 ]. first; Cres;fallenl los "a Martini
10 TO- second; Kepie, IS Niulcahey1. 3 10 J. third
Time. l32 25. Dileas. Carer Sauce, Nimble Dick
and Miss GaiCty also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Four-y -year-olds and upward: SIX
furl1nes; parse 800 Ia Gloria, i02 a. Martini
to , first: Anna Smith IO2 NIcCartyl % l.
second; Cotcn Io5 Foley, to ), third. No time
Goodman, Fairlight, ST. Joseph and Posing alsc
The Washington herald., 1907-06-08

Who is leading batter in the Depart
mental League. Read tO-mOrrOw's Her
aid for the Official averages.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-08
STAHL CASE NEAR END.
PulIinm on Way TO Cincinnati for
Conference Monday.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Chicago. June President Harry G.
Pulliam. Of the National League, came in
this morning from Piusburg He will
stay over for t0-morr0ws game between
the Cubs and Giants. and then will go on
20 Cincinnati. where he will attend the
meeting Of the national commission. called
TO settle the Stahl squabble on Monday.
'I do not know a great deal about the
StahI case. as a matter of fact" said
Pullam. The original decision was rem
dered on hearing of the player al which
! was not present, but as Hermann and
johnson agree TO it, I concurred In their
finding
Now the player has asked 90 have the
case reopeued on the ground that the
finding of the commission has not been
carried out as intended Chairman Herr
mann ana President Johnson differ as 10
what was meant in the ruling OF the com
mission. and now Hermann has called
another session TO straighten out the tan
gle 7 think we viii be able % DO IL with
out a great deal of work.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-08

First base by errcrs-Boston. /; Detroit. 2 Left
on hasss-B0stoD. :; Detroit, 5 First base on
bals-0f Glaze, 4: Of Sewer /; of Donovan,
The Washington herald., 1907-06-08

'Est-Cd f0T Wagner IN ninth inning
tBatted for Glaze IN ninth inning
-Bltrei for Scivsr in sixth inning
The Washington herald., 1907-06-08
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
Thanks. Detroit.
THarre FafraH lad

Thanks Detroit.
That's better. lads.
Rain saved the Giants az Chicago.
Welcome to the Worlds Champions,
SIX will be with as for the Chicago Sc
ries
Maps and Tigers are just eating 'em
alive
The White Sox are smartiug and want
revenge.
Gene Demont IS now playing shortstop
for Birmingham.
The Nationals snend an hour each
morning practicing signals.
Less than 100 points separate leader and
I taileuder I'm the Virginia League.
Wallace made a neat one-handed stop
of drive over second by Ganiey.
/ SILK chased Jack Powell and young Del
ehanty for making too much noise.
I The American Association pennant is
practically conceded 20 Minneapolis.
Dick Woodward. Of this city, Is catch
| ing for the Winchester tYa) team.
That was great throw by Jones IN the
fifth Hartzel was out at third hy inches.
Washington is the only club that has re-
| fused to waive on Joe Harris, the Boston
/ pitcher.
CautiIlon expects 10 work Tom Hughes
I to-day. while Patterson may be used By
! Chicago.
/ Ray Brennan. after n short stay in the
South Atlantic League, has returned 10
our midst.
/ Since being appointed captain. Bob
/ Ganley has not failed 10 make oEe or
more hits in each game.
| An odd bound from Hartzers drive in
the fifth put Charley Jones out OF the
game for several minutes.
The crowd forgot TO stand up in the
seventh inning, but the Nationals won,
anyhow, so what's the difference2
The New York Americans may give
/ Jack Mccarthy, who was recently re-
leased by Brooklyn, another chance to
make good in fast company.
The Nationals Red Cross squad is now
composed Of Charley Hickman. Injured
knee: Tom Hughes, lame hip; George Mil.
/ spiked instep. and Bob Ganley, sprained
wrist
There is little likelihood Of the Ameri-
can League considering the protest from
+ Cleveland Of the game played with Chi
| cago in which no regular umpire off,
| ciated.
/ Jiggs Don0hue has a new soap named
after him. Race horses. cigars, and mixed
/ drinks have been named after ball play
/ ers, but this is the first time that star s
name has been plastered on soap.
! All records for attendance were broken
at Cleveland the afternoon of MAY 60
| The figure given out was 1876. and it is
/ said that many people were turned away
owing to inability to obtain seats.
Dutch" Steinwender a former Prince
/ ton captain. has been called from St.
Louis to help put the finishing touches
on the Tiger team. Steinwender is one
Of the greatest players ever developed at
| Princeton.
! Manager-Captain Groeschow. Of the
! Grand Rapids team. has resigned He
/ was unable to bring about harmony
among his players owner Phil Arnold
will manage the tenn from the bench
Six new players are to replace those who
/ have made the most trouble.
It is very seldom that Hal Chase falls
down in the pinch. but that is what he
did both ways Tuesday. There We're sew
} eral occasions when a binsle off his bat
might have helped some, hut II was not
Forthcoming, and his rank tumble of a
grounder that he took away from Jimmy
/ Williams was directly responsible for one
run. which was enough to beat the Yam
| KEGS.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-08

New York, June THE public continued
10 play winners at Gravesend to-day and
the ring again lost heavily on the success
Of four favorites and a third choice Bar
barry Belle who closed an equal fayorte
with Belfast at 10 2 beat the latter a
head in the May Stakes for three-year-
olds at about six furlongs.
Belle Of Iroquois. 20 to /. showed the
way in the head Of the stretch, where she
stopped. Then Barbary Belle and Belfast
moved up and raced close together all
through the home stretch.
Belfast might have won if he had not
been shut off early in the race. Killie-
.crankle. Z to !. was third, four lengths
back. The time was 1903
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-About six fuIongs Golden West
S. walsh. Is 10 l. won Robin Hood, ll5 Miller
l3 t1 o. second: GambJinus 100 Swain 4 20 J.
third Time, I'LL IS. Oyama Faust. Battleaye ST.
Esteuhe. Right and True. King Cole. ListIess
M0vea. MU-eIlo and Uncle Charley also ran.
SECOND RACE-FUe fWionss. Notasulga, ~
lRsdthel % TO- Won, Gene Russell l12 J Hen
ne-sey.. 2 % ]. second, Queen Marguerite. 100 f..
Du1ani . 20 J. thud. Time. l0l 35 clara J..
Golden Buckle. Nanno. and Small Package also ran.
THIRD RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles Tile
ing 100 Sumter Q 90 q won, Masanieil0, Us MI
IerI 20 l. second; Bad News no lNotteri. s 70 l.
third. Time ] a. Red Friar C0ttoutoan CedeL
stfome. lronsdes. Zethus Ostrich, Hold Fast, and
Sailor Boy also ran.
FOURTH RACE-About six firlones Barbary
Belle. IS fSvsinI 20 2. won; Belfast. l0l lN0t-
teri. 8 20 e. second; Kuliscrankie, q r Duganl,
10 l. third. Time ll035 Ingham, Acrobat. TIN
OTooe Lornz Belle Of Iroquois. and Berkeley also
rau
FIFTH RACE-Fve and one-half furlongs Tile
E.us. % I. DUEan'. N g. won: Helen H l1i
Miller. 2 % T. second Tinker Bell q tN7tter y
to ]. third Time 0s 75 Laughing Erss Rich
m11i Duke Rife Range Hi8ckr Ssltram. Bissrs.
. BlemdU. Ansa1il, and Wirue,tka also rsr.
SIXTH KACE-Ono mile and seventy yards Dan
/ BuHre JOS lNctter'. 20 s. won. Brother Thomas.
Jos Miller. 3 o. s. second. Bright B0y los 'kocr-
lrrI. q l. third Time .i7 rs. Ambush. Al N
Woods Ben Shaw. B.zU IZv. Roswell. Lad of
LGreieu Free Trader. Ia.bcrU. WIN Do and Helen
/ Porter also ran. Brother Thomas disqualified.
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MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Four furones. Black Mask 100
CNcDauiell, TO 2, won; Fare. q u Murphy, 6
TO l second; Dredger, lO5 IL. Smith, 20 I show.
third Time. O52. Aristotle, Kitty Smith May
Brennan Ida b, Lady Irene. Yelox, Puff. and
Inauguration also ran.
SECOND RACE - Six fulongs. Confessor, ll3
Gaugsn. 10 ?, first; Charley Thompson, l0l
Goldsteiul. 70 ! for place, second; Blue Coat
10 Prior, cut 70 show, third. Time. lis 35
Belle Cf Jessamne, Judge Denton. Al Powell. Rust
Rick Rudd. and Auf Wiedersehen also ran.
THIRD RACE-AbOut two miles: steeplechase.
Bonfire ll3 AIcHalcl. ? 20 !. won; Knobhampton.
lj3 Rae. 20 ). second; Paprika, l32 (Huppe)
cut 10 show third. Time, 4:22 2-5. Butwel and
Full Of Fun also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ore and one-eiglth miles.
Ivanhnp 10 u. Johnsonl G 10 s. won, Nellie
Bum lo3 lGolds;einl, ] 20 ? second; Cursus I1j
n. Murphy ! 70 2 70 show. third. Time, 292 IS.
Holloway and Kelvin also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Four furlongs Boil Neevil q
u. Murphy. to 10, wona Fantasia 81 sGaugel,
The Washington herald., 1907-06-08

Bethany trounced Waugh I'm a listless
exhibition yesterday by TO .
Waugh offered Sehorn poor support,
both Of the runs that Bethany scored
while he was on the slab being due 10
miscues behind him. McLauren took up
the going for the sixth and seventh ses-
sions and was touched up for four hits.
which, with a brace of errors. made pos
sible the four runs that Bethany OBJ
tained.
Bethany's new pitcher, Wolfe, looks to
be the goods holding Waugh to four hits
and tanning eight in the seven rounds
The official score:
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First base hv eu0rs-New YORK. 2; Cleveland. l.
Left on bssss-New York. 5, Cleveland. s. First
base on balls-Of Kitson. I; oH joss. p Hits
made-Of Kits1n. 4 Tin Two innings or Oyth lu
six innings. Struck out-By Orth. s. bv joss. g.
Three-base hit-Flick. Two-base hits-Keeler Hinch
man Sacrifice uit-St0yaT Stolen base-Laiaie
Double plays Hoffman 60 hlcin0u. Flick % St0rail
% joss. L1ioie 10 St0ysl Hit hy utcheT-Bv Kit
SON /. by Orth. J. Nild Uitch-Orth. Passed ball
Kleiuov. Umpire-Mr. Sheridan. Time o. game
hour and 8 minutes Attcn1ance-5.0g9