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length. Then Yale settled down to
gait of 2S strokes to the minute.
which it held up TO the two and half
mile flag, where Harvard reduced its
stroke to 81 and cut down Yale's lead.
The blues for a few strokes ran theirs
up to 81. and al this gait held Harvard
even.
The boats did not change positions
in the next half mile At the three
mile flag the noses of the shells were
seen sagging, and 1t was still either's
and neither's race. Yale had dropped
its stroke to IS to the minute, while
Harvard was still rowing "a.
YALE CREW sPURTs
At this time it dawned upon the
Harvard experts that Yale might have
something in reserve. Old Harvard
oarsmen like E. c. Storrow would not
believe that Yale was rowing such a
low stroke until they had held the
watch themselves and counted.
Just as the shells swept into the
last half mile Stroke Boulton of Yale
let go his first real squirt. Up went his
stroke from % to 90 and then to 35
to the minute. Boulton at the end OF
the race was striking the gait that
Harvard had hit at the beginning.
Harvard had made its squirt and could
not make another one 1t was this
final effort of Yale that won the race.
But Harvard was not easily sub
dued. Although the blue raised its
stroke points, it crept away from
Harvard on this last half mile only
by inches. and was not able to show
clear water between the boats. The
flag dropped and Yale's victory was
won by scant boat length
Bunt. who replaced Glass in the
Harvard she'll at No. two days ago.
rowed magnificent race. The only
man in the Harvard boat who showed
any sign of overexhaustion was Sew
erance at No. ;. AS the flag fell his
oar slipped out of his hand and he fell
over on the knees of Captain Bacon.
He revived quickly. and rode over the
red top with his crew.
TIME REMARKABLY FAST
The time-21~minutes and 10 seconds
is the fastest on record for an up
stream race. The record for the course
is 20 minutes and 10 seconds, but this
was made downstream with tide and
wind The rowing of Yale's crew,
which, man for man, was not physically
the equal of Harvard's. is the greatest
achievement of John Kennedy. the blue
professional coach. The difference be-
tween the two crews was that Yale
than did Harvard. The makeup of the
crews follows:
YaIe-Stroke. II. Boulton: No. = c. Z.
Ide. captain; No. 8. II. A. Row: No. 5. W. $.
Taft: No 4. 3. C. Hippin: No 3. W. R. Rice;
No. 2. John Mainor; bow. Aucbinloss coxswaiu.
D. Barkslow: average weight III pounds; aver
age height. feet; average age. 20
Harvard-Stroke, E. Farley; No. =. J. Rich
ardson; No. g. R. L. Bacon. captain; No. :.
w. d. Severance: No. A.. l.. Hunt; No. g.
II. NJ. Faulkner; No. .. s. ". Fish: bow r.
NJ. Tappan; coxswain. F. NJ. Blagden; average
weight. liza pounds; average height. feet; aver
age age, 81 years.
John Richardson Jr. of Boston was
elected Harvard captain tonight.
Richardson rowed No. on the varsity
team.
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Yaes Oarsnen Win From Harvard by Scant Boat Length
Rioal Fights in a Thrilling Contest
Before Enormous CrolDd

NEW LONDON. Conn, June 2I---
Before the largest crowd that ever
witnessed race on the Thames, the
Yale crew. this evening, rowing on an
average of four strokes to the minute
less than Harvard, held the big Cam
Ipfldge eight even until the last half
mile, when the blue let out its speed
and Won magnificent contest by
scant boat length. Not once in the
whole four miles did the long graceful
shells ceased TO lap one another. Thou
sands of persons who crowded the OBJ
servation trains and all kinds of float
ing craft and those who lined the
shore set up cheer upon cheer for the
old rivals as they emerged from one
OF the grandest races in the history of
boating.
Yale's time for the four miles was q
minutes and 10 seconds; Harvard's p
minutes and 13 seconds. The official
time for the race follows:
Half mile-Ysle 2:24. Harvard 2;26.
One mile-Yale 5:16 Harvard 5:16.
Mile and half-Yale s.3s Harvard $40
Two miles-Yale 10:H, Harvard l0:43
1916 anu nan mines aie .1'' i-A-
Three milesrYale 1885. Harvard 1876. !.
Three and half miles-Yale 1882 Harvard
-Four miles-Yaie 2fao, Harvard BIB
The race was scheduled to be rowed
at 1880 o'clock this afternoon, but at
that hour stiff west breeze was blow
ing, which every now and then broke
out into little squalls that would have
swamped racing shell. Referee
William McMichael. the old Columbia
oarsman, had been compelled during
the forenoon to postpone the freshman
eight cared race and the varsity four
Dared race. because the river was too
rough for shell racing.
BREEZE DIES AWAY
The big crowd was growing impa-
tient when the breeze gradually died
away shortly before o'clock, and
when the two eights reached their
stake boats just above the big draw
bridge az O'Clock there was scarcely
enough Wand to ruff1e the hundreds or
flags that fioated from the finest yachts
OF the eastern seaboard, which formed
an avenue all the way up the river for
four miles.
What little wind there was blew
almost straight across the course. but
1t was not sufficient to interfere with
rowing in any way. The postponement
had made il necessary to row the race
up stream. but the crews had the ben
eft of unusually strong tide
Both boats got away in good style.
Harvard at once showing that 1t was
determined to get the lead Stroke
Farley of the Cambridge eight
started in the race rowing 36 strokes
to the turn. Yale started at 90. but
quickly dropped its gait to 80 and then
to 90. Harvard eased up on its stroke
just before IT reached the first half
mile flag and passed this stake going
at 33 strokes to the minute Harvard
had got a slight advantage at the
start, but. although Yale was rowing
lower stroke, the Ellis soon were on
easy terms with the crimson. and at
the first half mile flag they We're
leading Harvard by half boat
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SIR LYNNEWOOD WINS
SHEEPSHEAD HANDICAP
Tony Faust Finishes Second
to the Twelve to One
Outsider
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

NEW YORK, June 27.-In a driving
finish Sir Lynnewood, a 12 to 1 shot,
won the Sheepshead Bay handicap, one
mile, at Sheepshead Bay today. Results
First race six furlongs. main course-Yorkist
won, Golden West second, Ingham third. Time,
1:14 As
Second race. steeplechsse. full course-Age1t
won, Rocket second, Buekman third. Time,
5:l5.
Third race the Surf stakes FIVE and a half
Observation-Disclosures won. Restigouche second,
Sir Cleges third. Time :06 4-5
Fourth race, the Sheepshead Bay handicap, one
mne-Sir Lynnewood won Tony Faust second,
First Premium third Time 40 3-5
Fifth race, one and a sixteenth miles, On
turf-Saracenesca won, Ostrich second, Miss
Crawford third. Time, i:4e
Sixth race, i've and half furlongs-Neuelik
won, Bosom second. Jane Surf third. Time,
los 3-5.
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NOTED JAPANESE ATHLETE
COMING TO CALIFORNIA
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

HONOLULU, June 27.-Minoru Full,
phenomenal Japanese athlete, who
has pole vaulted Il feet s1z inches, will
soon visit Honolulu and the mainland.
After competing in California he will
go to London. Full is a student in
the university of Tokyo. His records
are vouched for by Dr. Tanadakate.
professor of physics in that institution
Fujii's press agent describes his feats
as follows:
Fulfil first vaulted 1856 meters In the univer-
sity games, which is equivalent to II feet a
inch This, while remarkable. did not equal the
worlds record held by LIE Roy Samse. the won
derful vaulter Of Indiana university But in the
university games on November 10 last Full not
only cleared 5.9 meters in the pole vault but
ran 100 meters II heelectric timing in 1924 sec
onds. This not only surpasscs the . 80 made
by Dan Kelley recently, but beats 1t by nearly
y Of second, and narrowly approaches
10 as to be regarded marvellous.
FULL IS only 21. and has not reached his
development. He is built on the long angular
plan, with muscles that splendidly adapted
to sprinting. The combination OF agility. which
enables him to pole vault as well as sprint, is
most unusual.
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WINDSOR ENTRIES

First race five and half furlongs. selling
Madden 1l0. La Gloria 109. Cousin Kate los.
Reticent los. J. W. 0'NeifI 113. Demurrer lib.
Redondo Ill Frank Collins 105. Sonnet i06-
Second race four and half furlongs-Flor-
ence T 81 Petulant 104. Boil Weevil 103, Bilhl
1o9 Abbacy Io1 Out of Step 100.
Third race. one mile-Peter Sterling 110, Hal
bard %. Fantastic 9S, Alta Mcdonald 9S Miss
Alert o. Jacomo 1903.
Fourth race, fve furlongs-Ena Ill. Red Hus-
sar ILL., Meadow Green Ill. Success 1Q6, Little
Jennie lo6, winnetka LOG, Loachopoka l106. Bar
{, lO6 Abrupt 1O9 Montlee 106. Repletion l06
Fifth race one and three-eighths miles, SELL
ing-Kelpie 81 Clianida 96, Oberon 96 Matab3n
lo5 Pompadour 81, Harmakis 100
sixth race one mile. selling-Autumn King
1O4 Mary Custis 81, Kildare 81, Gault ST. Pun
gent 81 Light Note 113, Brier Cliff 1906 Bye
Bye Ii %, Secret i05. Golden Mineral Ill
Hcadley 9S. Floral Artist lO6
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WINNERS AT WINDSOR

WINDSOR, Ont, June 27-weather clear,
track good
First race-six furlongs, selling, 3 year olds
and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey W.T.. St Str. Fin
41-Bobs Pet tBurton) -. 30 IL u
5ka%sfne IL sanssiy canneiy, ss ss
Time, lie Is. Theodocia,. La Thorpe, AIlopath
Suzanne, Rocamora, Annie Berry. Mrs. Annie,
Alegra, Miriam w, finished named.
Second race-Five furlongs, purse, maiden 2
year olds
Odds. Horse and Jockey W.T. St. Str Fin.
3 S-I-MOzie Mead o.. Riieyj .ia$ s 2 y 2 y
Time. I:Os 8-5. suzerain. Sir Balm. william
Penn Don Q, Wagner Jr, Tuscarora, Bayou
Lark, George Bayard, finished as named.
Third race-one mile, purse, year olds and
upward:
5-1-Bazi (Stflle) .....-..103 22 -
S-o-Matabon q Hennessey) 80 30 3
Time, AZ As. oberon, Thomond, finished as
named.
Fourth rsce-six furlongs, selling. 3 year olds
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T. St Str Fin.
shs1,, slhyE wstsT R,ssr 5qIsf1y' nsIss7 g
6-5-sorreIl Top tGaugep .106 3 36 8
Time. 1:15 1-5. Dorasette Silvertail, Pearl
Hays. Rhea Carnkin, Miss Seventy Seven.
Legation, finished as named.
Fifth race--Mile and a sixteenth, selling. 3
year olds and upward:
Odds Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str. Fin.
4-l-LittIe Boot (Fairbrother, "a / 1ls1
7-1-The Globe tklein) los l 9 4 III
40-1-Buxon Duncan) .... .109 . h 3 n
Time 1850 40. Pentagon, Raining Leaves. Mon
terey, Ancestor, Dudley, finished as named.
Sixth race-Mile and a sixteenth, selling 3
year olds and upward
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
1-I--K of Val a. Murphy .103 1 1 g
4-1-NeodOsha fBJrtOn) 100 Z
S-I-I.eft Guard 1Kunz) LOB 1 81 33F
Time. 1:49 Reveille. Young Safer. Joe Faliert.
Maceona, Henry Waite, Max, finished as
named
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GEORGE sILER QUITS THE RING

CHICAGO. June 27.-George Siler. the
famous fight referee and critic. himself
veteran OF 1000 contests in the roped
arena, left the ring forever Sixty
years old. his health failing and the
years of toll beginning to show, Siler
bids farewell to the arena. never again
10 crawl through the ropes. He will
be 81 years of age on September %
and il has been planned to tender the
veteran a mammoth testimonial on that
date in the form of an athletic carnival
at the Coliseum.
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MISS SUTTON CONTINUES
TO WIN AT WIMBLEDON

LONDON. June Pin the ALL
England lawn tennis championship
games at Wimbledon today May Sutton
of California defeated Miss Lewecock,
6-2, go.
d. P. Rhodes, American, defeated T.
D. Steward, 6-2, ga, GA
beat J. f. Rendell, 6-2, 81, 4-6, 6-5.
In the doubles championship Behr and
Wright got away over in the first
round.
Miss Sutton will play with BeaIs C.
Wright of Boston in the mixed dou-
bles.
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w. III. CAREY DISABLED

NEW YORK. Juns 2T-w. II. Carey
probably will never race again. He
pulled up lame after his race with
Philander on Tuesday. and James Bluts.
his trainer. believes that thu middle
tendon OF his near foreleg 10 10 badly
ruptured that he will not be abls to
stand the ordeal of training In the fu-
ture. This horse was one OF the beat
handicap racers on the Pacific coass
last winter. W. L. Herman bought him
for $4,000. which was considered o bar
gain.
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KENHWORTH ENTRIES

First race. maidens. four aud n half furlongs-
Cauaugh 100. Dixie Himmel 109 Hibernia I0a
SupiEe 100 Desderatum 109, Aphrodite 109
Giovanni Raggio 100. Luzetta 109 Orb 100.
SnakewOod J09. Artist Model 109. Lexington
Lsdy l09 Concerned 100, Dominant 112, JaTeiia
ll2. Simondes 1i2.
Second race, five furlOngs-Adroit 30 Anna
johnson &c. Seymour Butler 1OT Hands Around
lO2, Gene Tobey l02 Lou G I02, Faron Don l03,
Giovanni Rsggio los.
Third race. six furlongs. selling-Tckles I06,
Mark Anthony ii 103 Anna May 9s. Lee Harri-
son II s.. Alencon lOI.
Fourth race and a sixteenth miles-Cave
Adsum 90, st. Jeanne o., Request IO7, Grevilll
l0T. Solon Shingle IO6.
Fifth race, one milo. maidens-Nettle Carita
II. Mary Darby 81 TouFeur 81 Lady Gay
SpsDker 81. Stony Lad 93 Perfecto 49, Dr.
L. Aitken 93 ShackIeford I1O.
Sixth race. one mile and 40 yards selling
Posing l06, Vagabond I03. Bonnie Reg 100, "a
nique 100. Paul Clifford 100, Grevila 100 Gold
Note 9e. Iyrolean 9S. Nebdeck 1922 Contend IOJ
st. Jeanne Sc, Schoeder's Midway 90
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BAxTER,s SCORE IS LOWEST

'HINSDALE, III, June 27.-Alexander
Baxter. the La Grange Country club
professional, turned in the lowest score
in the first days play for the western
open golf championship over the Hins-
dale course, his total for the 3s holes
being 152. The score of G. Smith of
San Francisco was 16S.
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LAToNIA SELECTIONS

BY the New York Telegraph
First race-Bittcr Gold, Margaret Randolph,
MeAtee.
Second race-Young Stevens. No Quarter, Bert
Osra-
Third race-Monsignor. Minos. Stoner HILL
n, Fourth race-Pete Vinegar Rejectable, Grey
Mary.
Sixth race-water Lake, Little Elkin, Mar
SeiIIes
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-Mott. Heitmuller Hogan. sac
ri1ee hlts-MOtt, Schimpd- First base on called
halls-OG Calf J. Of Hogan T. Struck out-By
Calih 4, By Hogan 6. HIT by pitched baIl-Wai-
lace i2e. Double play-Esgan 10 Haley 70 Big
bee Passed bail-DOnohue. Wild pitch-Califf
Time ~ gsme-l hour and so minutes I'm
pre-Deulck.
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FALLS FROM LApDEa-Affr,d p.x. go
ployed By the Horace Davis company as 3,~nEh
and Harrison streets. fell oackwsrd frum . LAD
der in that place yesterday morning aa4 sas-
tanned a fractured skull and numsrez heera-
tons from which he win die. Day n a ma
chinist and lives st S91s Nineteenth gtrpk
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WINDSOR SELECTIONS
Rv thc Now Ynrk Tnlnrranh

BY the New York Telegraph.
First race-La Gloria, Redondo, Cousin Kate
Second race-Abbacy Boil Wcevil Petulant
Third race-Halbard. Fantastic. Peter Sterling
Fourth race-Shield's entry. Ena Loachopoka
Fifth race-kelpie. Battalion. Oberon.
Sixth race--Pungent, Headley. Secret
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CANNOT GET HER RING BACK-Miss vir.
gina B. Huntington, 1901 California street OH
tanned warrant from Police Judge Cabaniss
yesterday for the arrest OF Harry Archer, alias
Curtis Archer, on a charge of felony embezzie-
taire diamond ring. valued al 5000 which She
gave into his keeping on June 81.
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SAN FRANCISCO
RUNS AND HITS BY INNTl
SEAIMARY

Two base hits-Bernard. Brashear Sacrifice
hit-Spencer. Left on bascs-Ios Angeles
San Francisco .. Bases on balls-On Henley
l. OF Burns ]. Struck out-By Henley 3 by Burns
,. Double plays-Burns to Dillon to Smith Ia
Dillon; Street TO Moriarity TO Williams First
base on eTTors-Los Angeles !. Hit by pitcher
DelnRs. 1ime-l bour 80 minutes. Umpire
Perrine.
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SEE YosEM1TE,
cANNor GET HER RING RAc

Yosemite railroad now open. Write
o. w. Lehmer. traf. mgr, Merced, Cal. :
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Second race-si1 furlongs, selling. year olds


Second race-Sik furlongs, selling. year olds
and upward:
FL Harrison II oGldstn) IS 81 n
s-2-Royal Lady lScbalerl.. 90 4 > l
5l-Belle Strome (Digginsl los 21a 8
Time, I:13 20 Ida Reck. Alencon, Cock Sure
Paul Clifford, GreEilla. finished as named.
Third rsce-six furlongs, selling. year dds
and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey W.T. st. Str. Fin
l-2-Anna Smith (Godsteinl % 2 23 p
4l-Chief Hayes a. Brownl10S ) IL IA
Time. .13 1-5- Confessor. Belle Of Jessamine
Nancy, Derry, finished as named.
Fourth race-Five furlongs purse. year olds:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
3-5-Johnhie Blake (Nieon.. lis 15
20-1-Shindy (Schallerg -. 80 l % 30
Time, 1:0l Is. Dredger. Desideratum. Bound
ing Elk. Altar Boy. finished as named. (De-
siderstum an added starter.)
FIFTH race-one mile, selling, 3 year olds and
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. St q Fin.
3l-Nelie Burn Carroll. ~ l p "a
Ell. Kercheyille Lycurgs) 81 4 1 1873 ~
Time. I:41 To- Al Powell. Paeon Dr. j. +.
Aitken. finished as named.
Sixth race-one mile, selling. year lolds and
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. z Fin.
41-Dolinda G.ycurgus) les 3 81 II
1-l-COurtmartial (Nicol). lip 3 u h
1-l-Master Lester (Hogg1. go 21 33
Time l:41 25. Killierankie, Bitter Hand Leo
Paul, oma ], Reina Swift. finished named.
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sisth race-one mile. selling year olds and

Irwin. in turn. gave UP without trying
to run.
The Seals started howl, but Perrine
waved them back. Later in the game
Burns made similar delivery and
Captain Mohler again "hollered," but
To no OF io
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Everybody is going to Del Monte for
the week of sports. July 3, $500 round
trip.
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LANDS AT SIXTEEN TO ONE

fast
First race-Four and half furlongs purse. .
yea- old maiden hllies
OdGs- Horse aud Jockey We St Str Fin
1o-l-Lady Vie fGriffthl ....1O4 - III
l372-Aiiss Schirnding (Pcknl .103 11s2
l9-l--Chestnut Belle tButlerl.103 4 a ~
Time. ;95. Lady Flora, Lady Martha. Nazi-
nova, Presente, ogkent. SiTilla v Pleasant
View Belle. Hazel NJ. Hanna Dixon. Mary
Estes, Thebiss. Josika. finished as named
Second race-siz furlonss, selling. year
olds and upward. fllies and mares:
Odds Horse and Jockey VT St Str Fin
12-5-Beatrice X Ct. Tsylor) l05 1913
So-I-Gygnet tBIackIockl lI2 . 1lz2
32-Haugbty (E Martini .10T S y )
Time. l:l3 70. yiperine, Dele Strome. Mel
letie. Agnes Virginia. Our Anna. sylvan
Belle oddoletta. Geppina, Katherine Moore.
Third race-one mile, selling. year olds and
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT St q Fin.
9-2-Henry o (Helgesen) ...1Os "a u
9,lQ-Devout lT. Taylor) LII
Time, 1:4l. Don Trent. La Cache. Florizel DR.
McCarty. Prince of Pless w r. Slade. Bull
finch, Hallucination. Fred Hornbeek, finished
Fourth raee-seven furlongs. purse. year olds
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT ST str. Fin
S-5-Cabegram ID. Austin) .I09 1Jbl n
S-I-dexoIine dsS 4i gPickensl Ike lo3 3h2I
OtN 1AohSoNs : L. 5 =
Time, 1:2T 1-5. Red Gauntlet, Envoy finished
named.
Fifth race-Five furlongs, purse. year olds.
colts and geldings:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT St Str Fin
l2-5-Hanbridge fHeidle) ...114 1 l2 .
3-2-Bucket Brigade lJ. LeelI0G . 30 2n
150-l-Simon Well tFogartyl. 80 3 4 1913
Time, 1901 1-5 Marcus Aureius Dunvegan
OVERLY, l. c. Widrig. Bitter Gold fnished
as named.
Sixth race-one mile. selling year olds and
upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey( VT St 9! Fin
4-1-Camlle (E. MARTINI -. 90 u / III
13-5-Deacon (Pickens) -. 9s u
10-1--Hyperbole q. Butler) IS ) 3 3n
Time. 1:41. Solly NJ Harold d. Bonebrake
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SPORTS
PORTLAND TOSSERs FIND
COMMUTERS EASY CAME
Men From Oakland Play in
Amateurish Way and
Show No Class

RESULTS OF GAMES
Portland, Il; Oakland, 3.
Los Angeles, 3; San Francisco, i.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

ST. LOUIS June 21.-St. Louis took the se--
ond game Of the Chicago series today. Wal~h
gave way 70 Altrock in the seventh inning
when il looked though Chicago bad woa the
game. although the bases were alled. Il vas
Dineen's first game for ST. Louis Score
=. IT, r. y
Inlcdgo
Datteries-Dineen and Buelow: walsh. Alr-
rock, Sullivan and Mcfarland.
DETROIT. June 2T.-Errors by Downs and
Schmidt proved expensive for Detroit counting
for three runs. The game was marked BY much
wrangling. Score:
DstroH C,H :'.-'s.s......s.s.. u
Batteries-KiTlian and Schmidt; Joseph and
Clark.
NEW YORK. June 27.-rhe local Americans
had everything their own way IN today's game
with Washington Score;
w..s,,..., Z. n +:
Nee Iork- . --.- - =. -1S 20
Kleinow-
BOSTON. June 27.-Boston shut CUT PhfIRdel-
phia today. In the third inning following
Shsws single and TAnnehin's sacr1fce. Coomas
strained his pitching arm and gave way TO Dy-
CERT Score:
os, 5ostos ...'...ss..'.s.-.....s.
Fnuadcipnia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o
Battezies-rannehill and shaw; Cooubs, Dy-
CERT and Shreck.
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DoLINDA WINS BRACKETS

BUFFALO, n. Z, June 27.-weather clear.
Track fast
Odds. Horse and Jockey MI. St Str Fin.
CIV. d. Lyon (Jas. Horg)1O4 1211
10-1-Aristotle (McCartbyl 100 s 2 h 21
l-l-Stanley Fay (Lycurgus) Jos 3 AZ ~
Time, 1:o1 2-5. Pedigree. MerTimsc, Snake
wood. Ida B. Miss Catesby. Ora Sudduth
Shirley II, Gertrude Lee. finished as named
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CUBS ARE SHUT OUT
At HOME BY PIRATES
Giants Blank the Quakers
and Cincinnati Trims
St. Louis

CHICAGO June 27.-Leaeld had the tocals at
his mercy today and shut them out. win soIr
scattered hits. Brown also p-tcned a good game.
bIIt MS support in the hrst inning was rsg<ef
two errors on the drst two men up, followed ~
sacrifice a single and two bagser. scoring
three Score:
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Chicago ...................... 4
PlrrSOurE
Batteries-Brown and king: Lensld and 6io-
son Umpires-O'Day and JohnSrone.
CINCINNATI yuns z7.-Clnctnnad won %
days game By scoring ons run IN the ninth IN
ming on a pass TO Lobert and slsglsa ~ Aitensu
and Davis. Score:
Cincinnati 2
81. LOUIS. =
Batteries-Coakley, Mason and McLeans KRr-
ger and -Iarshall- Umpire-CarpentR.
BROOKLYN. June zT.-Boston sutpiaJed
Brooklyn today In the opening game. Sccrs:
r. H. 2
Boston .......-........... II
Brooklyn ---....---..... ...-...
Bstteries-Dorner and NeedhsmS Sn1cklstr.
Bergen and Ritter. Umpires-Enslis and Klein.
PHILADELPHIA. June 2o.-Nsw YORK shut
our Philadelphis today IN interesting game.
Mathevson held the locals safe for SIX innings
ard then retired IN favor % Wiltse account
OF lame back Wiltse allowed but one hit IA
three innings. Score
r. n. z.
New Iofk- -........s..ss.s-ss
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-28

STANDING OF THE CLUBS
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-28

NEW YORK. June 27.-The local Americans
had everything their own way IN todays gams
with Washington Score:
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-28

DETROIT. June 27--Errors BY Downs and
Schmidt proved expensive for Detroit, counting
for three runs. The game was marked By much
wrangling. Score: