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New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
PATRoLMEN IN MOTOR CYCLE RACES
Howe Wins Five of Eight Events
at Empire City Track.

Patrolmen from Manhattan. The Bronx and
Brooklyn took parts the motor cycle races held
under the auspices OF the New York Police De
partment at the Empire City Track yesterday.
Admission to the races free. and large num-
ber of persons went to the track. Prizes were
offered by the Long Island Automobile Club, First
Deputy Police Commissioner OKeeffe. DR.. Harry
NJ. Archer. Commissioner Bingham and others.
Thirteen patrolmen took part in the eight con
tests on the programme. Sergeant Anthony Howe
covered himself with glory by winning five Of the
eight events. Sergeant Mcdonald. of the Brooklyn
Headquarters Squad. won two and second in
another, while Arthur Ennis also of the Brooklyn
Headquarters Squad, contest and
second in four others. The fftcen-mile race, the
last on the programme, had six starters. Ben
jamin Mallan was the favorte, and led until the
sixth mile. when Dillon the front and led
until the ninth mile. Then Ennis gained and finally
won the
There was only one accident 10 mar the DAYS
sport Mcdonald. while steering give Ennis
room to pass broke the forks OF his wheel. and
took nasty tumble With the exception of a
bruised eye and a cut nose, he seemed none the
worse for his experience.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
CHARGE DIAMOND BROOCH THEFT
Newark Family Robbed of Jewelry-Former
Servants Arrested.

Charles Beynon, thirty years old, and his wife
who is twenty-five years old. are prisoners az po-
lice headquarters in Newark charged with the
theft of diamond brooch valued at 81 SO from the
residence OF c E Henry StengeI. OF No. 1915 Broad
street. that city The couple was arrested ar
Englewood late Friday night by Detective Sergeant
Tuite. who spent yesterday in this city irving 10
locate the mother OF Mrs. Beynon who is suspected
Of knowing something about the disappearance OF
the diamonds.
The BeynOns are French and were employed "a
maid and butler in the StengeI home about ten davs
ago week ago to-day the Beynons. with Mrs
Beynons mother. who was also employed az the
place cook said that they were dissatisfied with
Before the BeynOns left one OF Nr StengeTs
daughters discovered that a lace pin valued az 80
was missing from her jewel case Tuite
signed to the case he suspected The ReynOns- and
by ruse recovered the gem. He suggested that
the BeynOns hunt for the missing jewelry They
reported nOn-sucCess. The following morning Miss
Stengel found the lace pin stored beneath the
treSS her bed. Mr.. Stengel discharged the couple
and the woman's mother. Last Wednesday Mrs.
Stengel went to West Point. taking with her Jew
elry valued at 5000. and when she arrived there
graphed home and Detective TuiJe informed.
Before leaving the Bevuons had given the STEM
gels address at No. 81 West 3oth street. Man
haitian. but the New York detectives traced the
BeynOns to EnglewOod giving the address OF the
house in which they were employed As quick
he could Detective Tuite hurried EnglewOod and
placed the couple under arrest
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
THE STATE CAMP OPENS.
l4th Regiment, of Brooklyn, Colonel Foote
in Command, Takes Possession.

State Camp PeekskiE N Y. June 1.-The state
camp opened for the season OF 1907 at noon TODAY
when the l4th Regiment Of Brooklyn. Colonel John
II. Foote in command. had marched I'D the btII
from Roa Hook the flag run Up on ths big
stan and was saluted by the regiment Then ths
soldiers went to work TO get their quarters IN a.
der and the camp was soon again city of whits
tents The headquarters and other tents slong
Quality Row had already been put up and soon
after the arrival OF the troops everything about
the camp II should be.
The 18th numbered more than five hundred on
GERS and men and carried overcoats blsnLAt rou
and mess kits. Controller Metz who Is con,n,,s0
sary of the 18th, will that the soldier bovs AZ
not lack plenty OF provisions during their s+a1 e.
camp "
Geheral George Moore Smith, OF the Ist Rri-
sade. is in command at the camp His s.a a,
e9ns eeS9mnposssd as follows; Lieutenant Colonei +. j
- ilonohue, assistant adjutant general. NaioSSs
John H. Hsgeman and II. B. Fisher and Cantsinss
a. G.n w. L1tie and A. Scott Colonel c. Hurry az
Senerai Roes STAN. at the reouest Of H.,,..root vi
smith, has been detailed duty as couam,sssryla
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
". III. MOORE WINS HONORS
Takes Majority Of Priaes at Phila-
deIDhia Horse Shoe.

Philadelphia June Gold, threatening weather
kept down the attendance at the horse show here
to-day. Judge William H Moore carried off the
big event OF the day, winning the Challenge Cup
with Forest King. The cup must be twice by
the same owner before it becomes his property.
The blue ribbon winners were:
Hackney stations (two years old)-Fortunatus. w c.
Hackney stations under hands inch three years
old or over Brandon, Mrs John Cerkeu New York
shown before yehcle,-Berkeley Bantam, b. s, Will
hackney stallion (by imported sire out Of imported
dam, both registered in English Hackney stud Book
Pony under saddle mot exceeding l3 hands inch three
yssFs Ya7F 'd or o'eFzanNss B. g. Carr Brothers Ne"
P5Ttsd dam Pesisfered m IN English R aneg stad Boo
Chate!aine, ch. Grand View Farm Lancaster Penn
Horses harness (novice class; Ii hands inchesj
Dashing King, ch: and storm King. ch George
Hackney or haltbreed hackney stallion Cmare or
zediog; - hands inch or over)-Forest King b g.
Green hunters 6hsayy yeght; up to carving ys5
Thoroughbred hunter (registered) )-Mllothan b g.
Horse in harness novice class over. u hands
Mat6as asS a@ sP s no Res6sd afSiE aasrs @ New Yo
hands in&hes)- E:'aeE2r b &. and Empress b m"
iioise ia aarpSss ,tSsenge cup event; horse over
10 handn sxceea.os 10 hands inches suitable
XII Ke sB g. %sm I G %oofs re- Se% SP Yor% %o' 0'SS
vate dras)-yy II. Moore, New York only exhibttorJ
@ GT 81 h and P view Fam IN se9 T6ea @
iiorsss an harness. tandem class; over 10 hana-Ird
Bureish. Electric Light b. Avondalo Farm.
ladies' hunter (up to carrying 165 pounda 20 hounds
ridden by a iady)-Keswick, b. Edward Il Weather
Hun: club three hunters; ridden By mem
3ers OF hunt club)-chevy Chase CLUB Of Chevy Chase
Rs14.sss tnrse ye9F' cd s,o. eysr to be s9Gg9 9
Tiackney fIy eeeIiRg)-waverIy Marion Robert BeitR
Cornwall Penn.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
"THE CHORUS LADY" GOES TO CHICAGO.

Rose Stahl and, THE Chorus Lady company az
Hacketts Theatre last night ended rur that oe-
ginning last August at the Savoy Theatre proved
10 be the longest Of the season. Mr. HaCkett ana
Henry e. Harris desired u continue the run OF
The Chorus Lady here throughout the summer
but the management of POwers's Theatre IN CNi-
CagO, after COnsenting to two pOstpoueUents ot
Miss StahIs appearance there. insisted upon thS
fulhlment OF the last agreement scheduled 70 SASS
effect on June s. Air. Harris has ayranSeG -
bring The Chorus Lady 10 aroJher New fo-S
theatre next season for a long run The cohp cohpSn.
left for Chicago last night Miss Stahl 9CeU-
panied By several members Of her family anu So
Chicago friends will leave this morning IN Pr
vate car over the New York Central
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
ILLINOIS WINS MEET.
Chicago Fights Hard for First Hon
0rs IN WeStetm Cham Di0nsh;ps.

Chicago. June i--Worlhng true % indicated
form. the track and field team Of the University
of Illinois to-day the Western Intercol-
legiate championship at Marshall Field scoring
q total OF 81 points, while Chicago University
finished second, with % 1-3 points. Wisconsin
third with II points. Missouri and Drake
divided fourth and fifth honors with points
each.
One Western intercollegiate record was
broken SInithson, of Notre Dame, cutting off q
fifth of a second from the mark for the 100
yard high hurdles, Is 2-5 seconds made by
F. G. Moloney. of Chicago, in 1902. The West
ern record for the 1O0-yard dash, held by c. A
Blair. former Chicago athlete, was equalled
by May, Of Illinois. both in the preliminary and
the final heat of the short dash. The strong
north wind which blew all afternoon undoubt-
edly helped in these performances
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
ON CRICKET CREASES.
MANY MATCHES PLAYED.
Staten Island Beats YOnkerS-Other
Championship Games.

The Metropolitan League had three cham
pionship matches scheduled for yesterday In
the major section, and all were played TO a
definite conclusion.
Probably the most important the game
between Staten Island and Yonkers at Van
Cortlandt Park The champions easily defeated
the home eleven wicket that had not been
prepared and was uneven. r. ". r. Powell
was top man in fine innings of II. ]. c.. l..
Bohemian following with 24 and F. II. SpOOner
contributing 12 With the ball. F. F. Kelly
captured wickets for. ii runs. and A. G..
Laurie bowling late in the game. secured
wickets for 3 runs. For Yonkers, the brunt of
the bowling was borne by j. Critchlow. who
took wickets at cost of Al runs. The score
follows
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
SCORES OF OTHER GAMES.

At WiIliamstown. Mass p " y
Tlaaans Tgfts a...::::S 30 IL : i
Priest ana Boyd. 'S'
At Hartford, Conn., RH T
Z, 5EFtRRi'Eg F. g:::...::S ::S ] ] 9 ES : j
BattsFiss.Trinity. Badgley and Smith: S. T. s.,
At Bay Ridge RHp
Batteries-Crescent a c., Mckay and Kearnan.
Columbia, Lee and Young.
s.a Ssssa York asH,::s r. s.::s 3 SS5s5 81 i !
Battenes-seson Hall. Lynch. Terry and Meeain.
New York Training School, Malone Mallory and
Na'a FSFTs' 4 x'sss@y5 s:s@,'5 9 5SSsSS g + !
Batteries-Morris Academy. Clark and Murnan:
Fordham Rodriguez and Shankey.
Al Cambridge, Mass R. H z
Harvard slri d. 'i0....i 9 3 3 "a l9 2
Battertes-Yaie. Merritt and Coys: Harvard, Hicks
and Lanigan
The Pennsylvania Brown game declared off. on
account OF rain
At Geneva. N. Y-Colgate z Hobart 2
At Brunswick, Me.-Bowdoin 5; Colby / (T3ow-
ooin wins championship
At Lewiston Me.-Bates, s; Maine 2.
M Canton y. Y.-St. Lawrence University 4:
Union College. 0.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
MISSING MAN MAY BE 4 SUICIDE.
Cigar Manufacturers Wife Reports His
Absence to Police.

Mrs. Tina Ingraham. OF No. Isl Claremont
avenue The Bronx, reported 10 Police Head
quarters yesterday that her husband Frank V.
Ingraham. said to be a relative of Justice Ingra-
ham. OF the Appellate Division, had been miss
ing from his home since the morning OF May
%. She said she believed he had committed
suicide.
He had been the manager Of the cigar factory
Of Khahkadi & Co. No. 161 Pearl street. II Is
said that his books and accounts were IN good
condition.
p On the afternoon that he left home letter
was delivered. IN his handwriting. on sta
tiOnery OF the Everett House His niece saw
him that afternoon IN Broadway, but did not
speak 10 him. The letter said in part,
II am sick and tired OF my financial troubles.
and could not borrow any money. I'm going
TO do an act which some people VIII say is cow
ardlV"
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
N. Y. u, q; Rutgers. &

Before a large crowd OF alumni New York Uni
versity defeated Rutgers College on Ohio Field
yesterday by a score ot to 3. The local PLAYERS
won by batting rally in the final inning II was
the second victory this season for New York Uni
Versity over Rutgers. The home team scored in
the first Rutgers got three runs In the third in
ming There was no scoring until the sew
enth. when the home team got another tally In
the ninth a base balls. a sacrifice and a single
ana double gave New York the game. The score
follows: ~ 'O''
\, y r-,, RHE
Rutgers ---.-...0 o o 0-3 &
Battertes-New York University, Macdonald and
FrleQricks: Rutgers. Rowland and Nelsnn -
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS NOTES.

Baltimore, June 1.-senator Eugene Hale. accord
ing to his attendants at Johns Hopkins Hospit NJ
to-day, was continuing good progress toward com
plete recovery. ~
Brunswick Ga. June 1.-The passenger steamer
NJ a. Evans, plying between Brunswick and Satilla
wv nlver POINTS spranG a leak and sank while in
port early to-day. the was saved but the
cargo Is almost total loss o
Detroit. June 1.-The steamer seIwvn Eda,, ra.
sunk IN tho Detroit River to-day in q ccuistns
WlIn S the steer barge Mazda owned by the TTnited
'''J"ieu' Inc MAZDA sustained little damage
wheeling w. Va. June IF w Eooh, es.
ana SlVO in cash from sister AT T0ius Dit
was arrested here to-day and taken ha IL D IS
apohs' All out Slf2oo was found in his possession
Alexandria. La. June 1-Henry johnson mt,
uie aseo negro, was lynched at Echo Ia last
took him from jail He had been arrAs,AS 'ei' VINO
With attempted criminal assault on the Wis 1t Si
employer 'e "iie oi MS
Birmingham. Ala. June l-Follousng q oo..
ence at the Mayors office to-day two osI1 SVlIer- NJ
genera genera strlRe or all the working men and workins
women In birmingham and the Birminghsmm ~ Hiiis digs
trict were issued this afternoon bv iaSnr LIS uIs-
sentatiVes 10 continue until the streetcer roronan
reinstates Its locked-out employees 'paAS
Canton. Ohio, June 1.-PIans for the da,,oo.,o
OF the M;hlnley monument in West Lawn caroa
of the Mckinley National Memorial Associatfs stees
IN th!s city on Wednesday, June 49, Presi5ent
tairpanks, secretary Cortelyou Cornelius PiIss
ana Ex-Governor Herrick will attend the meeting
Springfield. Ill. June 1.-The Appellate cour, .,
day affirmed the decision of the Macon Comfy ~
Court, which had refused to issue An ini',.It NY
filed by Joseph Russell and other members ns tS
GumberIand Presbyterian Church TO restrain 7 "a
churches. " '"a TWO
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
WEsTCHEsTER.
sCHooLBoYs IN NOVICE GAMES.

Over 1882 youngsters from the five boroughs
competed in the annual elementary novice games
OF the Public Schools Athletic League. held at
Celtic Park, Long Island City. yesterday afternoon
A big crowd of five thousand schoolboys
packed the big grandstand and made plenty of
J. schulnan of Public School ZOE. made a new
In1 IN the nigh jump, clearing the bar at feet
, The summary of the more important events fol-
saEbsr Snniqs P,bio broad jump pound classwon by W
s1nIle school So Manhattan IA II 9 in second. =
Schneoer Public School 20 Brooklyn IA r. IN rd.
sr3 r,psnan Public School 90 Manhattan ID IT. in
Putting eLsht-pound shot q15-pound oIass,vvor b
+ Latorr PUBLIC School II Manhattan with Is ~ IN
games Daben. Public School 10 Brooklyn Titb "a a.
9,, IN SeSono; william Klages. Public School Queens
Brax g1en ~ II , Ia third Ragovin Public school IA
pntSng t%elve-pound shot-Won by P Green pph1,o
Rely Public School 12s with 2s # in fbra
fourth. - $40 A'OIA WIN " u,
m6paBagF GSaHHF sSi sTGSf Jump lump by NJ
In L. Whiting Public School 81 Br6otlxn Win 10 H. 2s
70 4 90 in H Anderson, Public School 35 Trroru In
third with l6 IT 2is in G. Barncke Public ScSooS
& 4aeens s. t3arth @ with 10 # Ga in Mcdonald Won frs
Running high jump UNLIMITED weight class,-vo, -,
j., Schulnan. Public School 1O9, BROOKLYN win a ~
aot2 IN; Nathan Leyey, Public School e. Manhattan
second. with r. lOA In Frank PluceIa Public Scbooi
lzs. Brooklyn. third with IT. sia 'i
One-hundred-vard dash (hnal heat)-Won bv 7 Mcr1i,
ney, Public School 10. Manhattan: Louis Katz T5nbiic
School 10. Manhattan, second: c. Van Dusen Pubiic
School 1ss Brooklyn. third Time, O:I2 ~
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
UNITED IRISH LEAGUE MEETING

The United Irish League of America will hold
a mass meeting at Carnegie Hall this evening to
indorse the action of the convention of the Irish
Parliamentary party held in Dublin last week in
refusing 10 accept the Home Rule bill introduced
In the English Parliament by the Liberal govern
ment, and 10 commemorate the first anniversary
of the death Of Michael Davltt. the founder OF the
Irish National Land League In 1879. from which
organization the Irish Independent Parliamentary
party sprang The other speakers Will be Michael
j. Ryan, of Philadelphia the national president OF
the United Irish League of America; cx- Police
Cuyle. " -
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
WIND FAVORS YACHTS:
THE ADELAIDE WINS.
ThTty-four Boats Race an kmicker-
booker Club Regatta.

Thirty-four Yachts started and all but two
finished in the annual race of the Knickerbocker
Yacht Club sailed yesterday in stiff southeast
breeze that covered Long Island Sound with
white caps" The big fleet of small craft got
away on the first leg of their courses with sheets
eased TO port and lee rails awash. AS the thirty
four yachts in eleven classes sped away to the
eastward heading for the first turning buoys
off Scotch Caps and Parsonage Point. they made
a pretty picture.
The 30-footer Adelaide of the New York
Yacht Club one-design class, skilfully handled
by one of her owners, George Adee. made the
best time over the quadrangular course of twelve
miles. She covered it in l hour 30 minutes 81
seconds which was l minute 10 seconds faster
time than that made by the 40-foot sloop Gar
denia, owned by Alfred Hennen Morris, which,
having no competitor, sailed over the course
alone in her class. The Adelaide defeated her
class competitor, the Atari, by 3 minutes A
seconds.
The "thrtes," Nepsi, Adelaide, Alera, Affair
and Banzai started in that order at 2:10 p. m,
from the committees tug Nonpareil. with the
Nepsi and the Adelaide In the weather berths
The Adelaide led at the first mark, off Parsonage
Point, and she was never headed They had the
wind abeam to port across the Sound to Matini-
cock buoy. From there to the Prospect Point
buoy it was a broad reach, then a run to the
finish, with spinnakers to port.
OF the nine boats that started in the first d-
vision Of the handicap class the Tanya. steered
by her owner. George 2. GTanbery, did the best
work. She was the scratch boat, and she won
by minutes 80 seconds from the Thelema.
Some plucky work done by the shippers of
the small craft beating to windward in the
short, choppy Mrs. Thornton Smith wear
ing oilskin coat sailed as crew with her hus-
band in the little 15-foot bug" Skeeter.
The summary follows:
sLooPs- -4o-FooT CLASS START 2Io-CoURsE II
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
VICTORY FOR .4RfY TEdM.
Wesleyan Beaten in Hard Fought
Game 5y One Rim.
TBy Telegraph TO The Tri5une.l

West Point. =. z, June LIN TIE last game OF
the schedule the cadets defeated Wesleyan here
to-day by score Of 20 2 The visitors scored one
run IN the first innrg. 5ut they did not get an
other chance until the seventh. when Baker got
20 third but put out trying to reach home
on Dresser's zrounder 20 second. IN the ninth
inrfEg. two ai.s and Mereditas error. Baker
scored WesieyaR's otnsr run.
Wagner scored the winning scr the cadets
in the eighth inning The honors were pretty even
ly divided between Beavers and MacCathran al
though the latter alert in catching pa Sc
runners. Days work an this line vas flna. and the
soldiers found Il InECasit'e 70 steal any bases
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
FAVORED SUNDAY BASEBALL.
Magistrate 0'Reilly's Opinion Not Pleasing
to Sabbath Observance Society

Magistrate O'Re!lly. OF the Manhattan Avenue
Police Court, Williamsburg. recently made it
known that he was heartily in favor OF Sunday
baseball The magistrate received a letter yester-
day from J. NJ. King, secretary of the Sunday
Observance Society Of Kings County. who con-
demned the magistrates support of the Sunday
sport saving that II tended 10 make the Sabbath
a day of money. making and furgetfulness OF
Christian teaching
The magistrate, in reply. condemned the Sunday
concerts In theatres and said that a law which
deprves persons Of tho amusement Of witnessing
baseball game because an admission fee !s
charged Is narrow and blgoted.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
Total 1.-TWO wickets)

In a low scoring contest at Branch Brook
Park, Newark the Manhattans were returned
the victors against the Montcar eleven in a
Metropolitan League championship match. Not
a either side got into double figures and
the bowling figures We're naturally good. ]. H.
Tattersall took five wickets for II runs for the
winners, and A. Cleaver secured three for g.
For MOntclair f. II. Price had the splendid
analysis Of six wickets for runs, while r.
Turner secured three for Is. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
WESTERN UNION WINS POINT
Arkansas Secretary of State Says, However
That End Is Not Yet.
LIZ TalaRranh tn - r-Ih.,n.

Little Rock. Ark. June 1.-Secretary of ststs
o. G. Ludwig. issued the following statemen,
tonight:
The judge of the Federal Court of this district
has entoined me from issuing a proclamation
revoktng the charter of the Western Union TEL
egraph Company. just as I was preparing 10 do
so under the authority of the Wingo act II is
evidently determined not 10 pay 10 the stats oS
Arkansas the fees required of other CORPORA
tions for doing business in this state but II
may nave TO meet greater requirements in the
end. as the Ross bill requires the domestfca tfon
OF all foreign corporations by July / 1907 be-
fore they shall be permitted do any business
in this state. So the end is not vet
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
NAVAL RESERVES IN HARD RACE
Second Division Crew Wins Duncan Cup for
Second Time

Four crews made up of the four divisions quar-
tered the training ship Granite State 1st Naval
Battalion, raced the North River yesterday
afternoon. the prize being the perpetual challenss
trophy presented by William Butler Duncan. jr
The start OF the OF the float OF the
Columbia Yacht Club West 1I5th street, and the
course straight down the river 70 point Of the
stern of the Granite State. OF S6th street. me
distance being mile. The first. second. thrd
and fourth divisions furnished the crews Tor tne
race, which was Won by the second division foF
the second time
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL A SUICIDE

Torshed, Mass. June 1.-E. Davis Brooks twen-
ty-eight years old. principal of the high school
here. committed suicide the Beverly turnpike
about mile west of the village by taking cyanide
of potassiu mtO-nght Brooks, II is understood
had become involved I'm difficulties over checks ana
notes with the Mercantile National Bank nf Snlenn
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
FIFTEEN-FooTERs IN GOOD RACE.

The first of series OF arranged by the
Seawanhaka- -Corinthian Yacht Club for 15-foOters.
owned in the club sailed yesterday afternoon
at Oyster Bay over the inside course. The wind
was strong from the south southeast and the
small boats made fast time over the course w.
l.. Guthrie's Sabrina the winner. There were
four starters. The summary follows
FIRST RACE, FOR 15iFOOTERS START 3:34
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
SET OF SAILS FOR A KING

Madrid. June 1.-The American Minister yviuiar,
Miller Collier, has presented to King Alfonso on
behalf of the Eastern Yacht Club. of Boston.
special set of sails for the Sonderklasse Yacht
tha WncR the club had made especially as a gift for
+t ~ Is expected that the Eastern Yacht Club will
take part In the approaching regattas at San Sc
auspices OF the King. - 1 u'oef ths
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
YONKERS.

The Columbia Oval team defeated the Thistles
at Prospect Park by eight wickets.
A. Hoskings played an excellent innings, and
was not out with 81 to his credit when the game
ended. b. Kortlang played the bowling with
confidence, and annexed 35. also not out. Deane
bowled remarkably we'll and was responsible
for the downfall of six of the Thistle wCkets.
On the losing side top score was made by G..
Delvalle in an innings of 26. The score follows
THISTLES.