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I Rowing association, Boston-E Shaw. T..
Jones, f. o. Donnell, r. travis, p. Nc
Phee, +. Cards. j. T. ONeil, NJ T. Cash
man. Lone Star Boat club, New York
u. Kelled. f.. Keller. s. wiesbader. u.
Bsmak. M. Herts, I. Shohee, A. weye. X.
Girsbery.
R0ckrumman Boat club. Springfield.
Mass.-J. Fenton, NJ j. Henshaw, ID. E.
Sullivan, G.. w. Sullivan, w p Short
man. r. w. Clifford. ]. Kirby. ]. Lyon.
j. Moran.
Senior Four-Oared SheIls-RIverside
Boat club, Boston-W Dunn, T. Long. F.
Brown, r. Twig: Columbian Rowing asso-
citation, Boston,. O'Neil. L. Fiaherty. T.
Moran. T.. Componio
Senior Double Sculls-Shawmut Rowing
club, Boston-P. w. Healy. p. ]. Shields
Metropolitan Boat club, New York;. r.
p. Callahan, A. Barttheld
Junior Double Scuils-Wyanoke Boat
club. New York-G Bemer. G.. Combeck:
Shawmut Boston-R. N. Powers. w. j.
Long: Lone Star. New York;. Smith,
w. Jones.
Senior Single scylls-wyanoke Boat
club. New York-H. Hart; Metropolitan
Boat club. New York-T. p. Callahan:
Shawmut Boat club. Boston-P. ]. Shields
Kalumet Boat club. Worcester--E. J..
Kerns, Jr.
intermediate Single Sculls-Bohemian
Boat club, New York;. Major; River
side Boat club. Boston,. Barssil: Met
ropolitan Boat club. New York-A. Won
Bartheld; Shawmut Rowing club. Bos-
ton-G. w. Healy: Kalumet Boat club,
Worcester f.. j. Kerns, Jr
Junior Single Sculls-Shawmut Rowing
club, Boston,. r. O'Neil; Wachusett
Boat club-F. j. Harvey: Springfield
Boat club r. Hawkins; Hudson Boat
club New York-A. Kaufman.
Novice Single Scull-Shawmut Rowing
club, Boston-R. N. Powers; Kalumet-
#. j. Harvey; Narragansett Boat club
r Kenney and w. Seabury.
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CROMpTON "a, WASHINGTON |

The crack Crompton team went TO
Washington and defeated the team of
that village In an interesting game. The
Crompton team won the game in the first
inning. when they batted Carley for seven
hits, netting ten runs. All through the
game they pounded the ball hard. while
Washington only got four scattered hits.
The crompton boys put up n fine exhi-
bltion OF ball Anderson pitched superbly
with the exception OF the second inning.
when he passed three men In succession.
The batting Of Carlson. Murray. Swan
son and Johnson was very brilliant The
fielding OF Swanson and Anderson Mas of
a high order and the catching OF Berge-
sten was feature OF the game. Byrnes
OF Pontiac umpired very good game
The score.
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BASEBALL
RAGING
BOXING

Jack Cronin was good yesterday after
noon and the Orioles failed 10 do anythine
with the box goods he served Except IN
the first inning. when the Grays got mar
around the sacks. Burcheh was also the
goods.
spec Paine. ex-Rrown captain and
catcher, played his first game as full-
fiedged Eastern Lacquer, and made good
with the fans. He caught n good game
and threw a man out at second. IL was 20
be expected That the orioles would work
the new whip 10 the limit. and they did,
twice stealing second. At bat Paine con-
nected three times with the ball but none
OF his smashes proved safe hits. He bids
fair 20 make good behind the bat and
plays today In the final game OF the series
with Baltimore.
Chadbourne played at left and the
crowd gave him a hand when he showed
up in that position The bad ankle which
has kept him out OF the game seems all
right now.
The one run OF the game came I'm the
FIRST. after the Grays had two down
Poland planked out bounder between
Rapp and Hall. Abstein. after trying 10
work the hft and run. was delighted when
he saw a straight one coming over that
looked az big as a football, and he
cheerily put the wood to II. O'Hara
burned a path In deep left centre in pur-
suit of the ball and when Poland chased
across the pan and Big Bill thundered TO
third. the bleacherites hugged each other.
Abstein pranced back and forth on the
lines until II was 1.-TWO and three on
Phelan. and rs Burchel was unwinding
he started dash for home. But the ball
came right over the plate and Phelan was
forced to hit a.. Kelly nabbing the sphere
for the third out. thus making Abstein's
effort useless.
Nine men faced cronin in the FIRST three
Innings, Burrell's slashing Rrounder In
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ted out OF the box in the seventh inning.
Score:
Innings 49,. ....1 2 3 6
New York ....0 o o 2 o A 3 Oil
st. Louis 80. 80 l o o O 0 p D
Batteries-Lynch. Phyle and Bresnahan;
Wolters, Lush and Marshall,
CHICAGO Z, BROOKLYN 6-10 Innings.
Yesterdays game again went 10 innings,
at Chicago, and Chance repeated his rec
ord OF Monday by hitting safely, batting
in r. winning run. An argument on de-
cision in the first inning banished King,
and Lewis was elected In the 10th for the
same cause. A single. an out and Jor-
dams hit over the right field fence scored
three for Brooklyn in the first. They hit
Reulbach for three singles and triple
in the ninth. Three punched hits with
base on balls in both the fourth and ninth
tied the visitors lead. a gift and two sim
giles winning In the ninth. Score:
Innings .... Il 2 8 10
Chicago ...... 80 o III
Brooklyn -. ..S 0 0 0-6
Batteries-Overall. Reulbach. Moran and
King; Bell. Rucker and Ritter.
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Boat club of Worcester. whose coach Is
James Ten Eyck. the veteran professional
oarsman of years ago and father OF Ed
ward Hanlon Ten Eyck. the only Ameri-
can winner OF the diamond sculls at the
Henley regatta in England and the name
sake OF Edward .Hanlon. one OF the
greatest oarsmen who ever lived. Four
hundred enthusiasts will follow the crew
from Worcester. arriving today.
The officials OF the reHatta VIII include
George Kelley OF this city as referee. John
Ragan OF this city as starter. John Fox
OF Boston as clerk OF course. The judges
will be Frank f. Holmes. who won the
title OF amateur champion sculler OF the
world at the time OF the famous Hop Bit
ters race OF 1880. held on the Seekonk. af-
ter one of the most sensational finishes
ever seen and ]. +. Coogan OF Spring
field The racing will begin at II a. m.
The entries for the regatta received thus
far are as follows:
Senior eight-oared shells: Riverside
Boat club Boston,. McCuliffe, bow; III.
Powers. 2; f. Mcdonald. 3; N. Lynch. 4;
d. Shea, 8; NJ. Dwyer, g.: p. Crosby 4;
j. Toomey, stroke; r. Mckinley. cox
swain: Bohemia Boat club, New York;.
Sedlacock. bow: r.. lima, 2; l.. Major. 3;
r. Miskovsky. 4; p. Laznovsky, s; l.. Pc
tranek. 9; J. suchnanek, I; w. Vilim,
stroke: r. Kaliva, coxswain.
intermediate eight-oared shells: Kalu-
met Boat club, worcester-E. Nylen, bow;
j. McDermot. 2; l.. Blanchard, 3; J. Fitz-
gerald. 4: w. ID. Ewart. g. w. Kenney,
6: Il. williams, z; r. Coe, stroke; II.
Burns. coxswain: Bohemian Boat club,
New York;. r. Polak. bow; b. w. Wey-
tisek. Jr.. e. l.. Major. 3: w. Koudelka. 4;
r. Miskovsky. 5; l.. Petranek. 6. A. Hla-
vac. Jr., Z: r. Zima, stroke: s. Nocar
coxswain; Springfield Boat club--A VAIN
ed, bow: T. McDougal. 2; V. Segnoli. 81
III. Bennett 4; ]. Hayes. s: #. Helms, g.
p. Bresnehen. stroke; r. Ferrier, cox
swain.
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ALL THREE RUNS SCORED
ON ERRORS AT THIRD

Boston. July s1.-O'Brien's three errors
were responsible for as many Boston runs
yesterday and as the visitors could do
nothing with Young they were defeated.
80. Boston made but four hits OF Clark
SON and two OF these were doubtful
Score:
Boston ............. 2 0 o q r 2
Batteries-Young and shaw; Clarkson
and Bemis.
CHICAGO a.. WASHINGTON "a.
washington July si.--washington and
Chicago divided tho honors yesterday In
double-headsx. The visitors captured the
nrvt game. 4 20 n while the second went
90 washington. 8 TO 4 The pitching of
Fslkenbure in both games was the fea-
ture. Manager Jones was bsnchea In che
frst game for persistent objections and
Davis in the second for the same
cause The scores:
First Game)
Innings ........
Chicago ......... 3 1 o o o o o o o. 4
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REPROACHLESS FORCED TO
STEP in 2:O4l=2 BY HIDALGO

n great finish with Leland Onward. the
time being 2:oiA, the fastest heat OF the
race.
the third heat. Reproachless was fifth
at the half. but Starr began his drive at
that time. and Reproachless came on like
a whirlwind, moving down her adversar-
fin 2:O6 The first race OF the day, the 2:22
trot, was won by the favorite. Carlo. own
ed by the Hill and Dale farm, Mamano-
neck N. Y, and driven by John Dicker-
son. He won the two first heats easily,
making a new record OF 2:l0%. Margaret
O. won the last heat, Carlo making a
slight skip that caused him TO lose few
strides. The time, 2:09h, was new mark
for Margaret o. Blackjack. also owned
by w. b. Chisholm OF Cleveland, captured
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ROYALS AND LEAFS
SPLIT DOUBLE Header

Montreal and Toronto broke even In a
double-header yesterday at Montreal. To.
ronto in the first game got one in the
fourth and a brace in the next session
with two down in the seventh. Keefe and
Joyce hit neat singles and Brockett be-
came hero by putting one over the LETT
field fence. Jacobsen was taken out and
Brown tanned. McGinley In the 10th was
sacrificed adong by Needham and got
home on Corcoran's long single. Moffitt
was a puzzle to the locals In the second.
Herbst weakened I'm the third. Hurley
and Thoney were passed. and Cusack de-
cided Schafy had been hit Two came In
on Kellys single and third on Flynn's >
double. Score:
(First Game)
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base hit-Morgan. Home run-Brockett.
Sacrifice hits-Thoney. Phyle, Needham,
Morgan 2, Keefe. Double play-Frick to
Schafy. First base on balls-Off Jacob
son 2: of Mckinley 9; off Keefe ]. Hit
by pitcher-By Keefe-Wotell. Struck
out-By Jacobson 3; by Mckinley 2; by
Keefe g. Innings pitched-By Jacobson
z; by Mckinley g. Hits-Of jacobson Z;
off Mckinley 2. Left on bases-Toronto
6: Montreal TO- Time-2h. 15m. Umpire
Cusack Attendance-12oC.
sBatted for Jacobson in eighth.
xOne out when winning run scored.
Second Game.)
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Runs - Mattress. Gettman, schirm.
Smith. Hill. Ryan-s; Malay, sundheim.
Loudly. Flanagan. Henley-5. First base
on balls-on Currie 2; of Henley 4.
Struck out--By currie 3; by Henley 2.
Left on bases-Buralo 6: Rochester 8.
Three base hits-Malay. Ryan. Two-base
hits-FIanagan. Mattress. Lennox, Smith.
Earned runs-Buffalo 4; Rochester 5. Sac
rlfice hits-Malay, sundheim. Doran,
Hayden, Murray. stolen bases-Nattress.
schirm. Double plays-Lennox to Flana-
gan; arttman to Mattress: sundheim to
Loudly; Loudly 10 sundheim to Flanagan.
UmUmplre-owen Time-2h. Ism. At
tenda noe-lii2
two out when winning run scored.
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Runs-Poland--1. Sacrifice hits-Lord,
Chadbourne. Rapp. Stolen bases-McCon-
nell. Poland, Phelan, O'Hara, Hall. Two
base hit-Hearne. Three-base hit-Ab-
stein. First base on balls-On Cronin 4:
off Burchell g. Struck out--B Cronin ] :
by Burchell 1. Double plays-Poland to
Crawford Burchell 10 Hall TO Rapp.
wild pltch-Cronin. Tme--lh. 55m. Um-
pire--McCarthy.
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The fans were given a scare in the
ninth. With one down Hall singled TO
left and stole second as Cronin was slow
In delivering the ball Demmitt walked,
and with Hughey Hearne, the Orioles
best pinch hitter, up. the fans held their
breath. Hearne cracked a wicked one TO
right. but Poland cleverly scooped IL up,
and tossed IL to Crawford al second, dou-
good
The Score
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MONTREAL.

Runs-Thoney. Schafiy. Hurley--3 Stolen
bases-Thoney 2 Two-base hits-Flynn,
Wotell. Sacrifice hits--Moffatt 2, Sheehan.
Double plays---Morgan to Corcoran to
Brown: JoyceNto Clarke, First base on
balls-off Herbst 3; of Moffatt 1. Hit by
pitched balls-By Her'bSt-Thoney, Scha-
ny. Struck out-By HerbSt 3: by Moffatt
T. Left on bases-Toronto 6; Montreal 4.
Time-1h. 45m
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featcd ST. Louis yesterday in a pitchers
battle. The home team won out In the
ninth on an error. a sacrifice and a single.
The score:
Innings ......... 6 Q
Philadelphia .. O o o o o o L 2
ST. Louis ........ o O o o o o l.
Batteries-Bender and Powers Powell
and Spencer.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterday Results.

Providence 1, Baltimore 0.
Toronto ga. Montreal 40.
Buffalo -RochesteE6-
Jersey City 4. Newark 3.
Games Today.
Baltimore at Providence.
Montreal at Toronto.
Rochester at Buffalo.
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TOOK Ten FOR b|SONS
% BEAT BRONCHOS

Buffalo. July si-Buffalo won n 10-in-
ming game from Rochester here yesterday
by virtue OF clean hitting I'm the seventh
and tenth innings. vowinkle was sent 20
the woods IN the second. and Currie. who
relieved him. pitched good bali roth
teams played a sensational game In tho
field. The score:
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Runs-Twombley, Carolan 2, Walker 2,
Moulton, Murray 2. Slavin. Brown-i0;
Austin, Reilly 2, Reddin. Bosie, McCre-
han--6 Two-base hits-Brown, McCre-
han--6 Two-base hits-Brown, McCre-
han. Stolen bases-McCabe, Walker, Muir
ray, Slavin, McCrehan 3. Reddin, Bosie.
First base on balls-Off O'Brien 8; of
Howard 2; off Austin Z. Struck out-By
O'Brien 8: by Austin g. Double plays
Twombley TO McCabe TO Murray; Wig
gins to Edmunds. Hit by pitched balls
Connolly. Reilly, Bosle. Virgins, Twom-
bley, Murray. Wild pitches-O' Brien 2.
Passed balls-Bosie. Slavin. Umpire
King OF Brockton. Time-2h 30m.
sTaylor out--hit by batted ball.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Boston 3, Cleveland 0.
Detroit 6. New York I.
Chicago A. Washington III
Philadelphia 2. st. Louis 1.
Games Today.
Chicago at Washington.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago Z, Brooklyn 6.
Pittsburg IL. Boston 3.
New York IL, ST. Louis s.
Cincinnati s, Philadelphia 0.
Games Today.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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ATTLEBORO
SPEEDWAY
RACING

The speedway record was broken in the
third heat OF the first race at Attleboro
yesterday, when John Woodcock hung up
a mark of 40 seconds.
w. A. Engley's John Woodcock won
the first race with ease, DR.. Burnett of
Pawtuclxet had his Thelma land in front
in the second race, which went for four
heats. r.. ID. Manchester's Catherine c.
won after four heats in the third and
Rowley and Potter OF Providence, with
Billy Wilkes. captured first money in the
closing event. The summary:
Class A. trotting:
John Woodcock. bl. m. Engley) Il !
Hills Boy, br g.. (Forshner) ...... 2 2 3
Bell Rock blk. m. (Nichols) )-....-...3 2
Time. AZ. AZ. 40.
Class II. pacing:
Thelma. b. m, BurnetD .........2 1 1
Josie Hayes. blk. m. CBriggs) ....1 2 Q 2
Dick Allen. on. g.. (Sargent) ......3 3 8 3
Time, :46. :46. :46h, :44ik.
Glass c, trotting:
Catherine c., b. m. (Manchester) 1
San Toy blk. g., (Sam PratD ....1 2 2
Rodon, ch. e., (Jones) .............3
Time. :46h, :44k. :431s. :43 1-3.
Glass ID. pacing:
Billy Wilkes. br. g., Crowley and
Crank B., b. g. ................,......,2
Daisy c., b. m, (BurnetD ........... 3
Time, AS. 431z, :4S.
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Connecticut LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Waterbury I. Holyoke o 90 innings).
Springfield 2, New Haven (forfeitedJ
Bridgeport s. Hartford q
Norwich o. New London (irst gamer: I:
Norwich 2. New London called 10th in
ming. darkness).
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TOOK : Z HOURS
TO PLAY GAME

North Attleboro defeated Attleboro, 10
to in the morning game at Brady field,
Attleboro, yesterday. The game was far
cical on both sides lasting two honrs and
30 minutes and being replete with errors.
Score:
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BASEBALL RESULTS IN BRIEF

NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Lynn Z, Lawrence 3.
Worcester 8, Lowell g.
Brockton IL. New Bedford 2.
Fall River 1, Haverhill 0.
Games Today.
Worcester at Lawrence.
Haverhill at New Bedford.
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=: shafy Kelly. woteil-3. stolen bases
-shany 2. Joyce. Brockett. shean- Two
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.Taylor out-hit by batted ball.
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'Two out when winning run scored.
Evening capital., 1907-06-13
FLEETS SUMMER PROGRAM.
Many Vessels viii Be Sent 70 The
Navy Yards Fer Repairs

Rear Admiral gsbIey b. Exans-eonI-
ua1der-fn-chfef 81 the Atlantic Fieet.
and the officers and ships of hls Sosn-
ufand will have a busy time HIS sslA1-
mer. carrying cut the program - ma
neuvers- Most of the ships vii leave
the Exposition to-day. although there
will be- a few in Hampton Roads AT
through the summer, particularly y
when the navy i Botiled that any
foreign vessels are coming
The Alabama. keArsa-<e- heutue<y
and Illinois viii 20 % the ras ? Naf,is
for repairs. The ohio. fowa- iuit-
ana and Maine will remain a. fiamn-
ton Roads under command UH keAr
Admiral Davis. who nil BE- the
navy's host during the remainder ef
the summer. in the absence of Rear
Admiral E.vaus- Admiral Evans aa--
ship. the Connecticut. viii leave
Hampton Roads today Tor the >ew
York navy yard TO undergo minor re-
pairs. The Missouri wiIi BE- sent rD
the Norfolk navy yard for repairs
TOMORROW the LOuisiana. Virginia
Sev Jersey. Rhode Island AMI sseor-
gia will be sent 20 Cape Cod bay for
target practice. which Viii res3illr
about a month.
After these new ships have 8atsnesi
4beir target work some vii fgtarn -
Hampton Roads. wytle those that
need repairing will ns sent - yarsis
for docking. ships - the fourth "a
vision will proceed abouE July - 60
the navy yards for docking iE -
expected that the vessels - tie third
division will be ont 0f dock aoo8t
July -, - ben they viii prgeeed 60
the Southern drill grounds. where
they will be Joined by ths Mafne
from Hampton Roads. The aasnuln
target practice will begin ahouE sep
fember .. Between August ?. the
date for the eoDpleti0u - repairs on
al vessels. and the beginning - TAR
get practices September >, the vessels
" the feet wiIl seugzEe iH tactical
drills.
Evening capital., 1907-06-13
TARGET RECORDS IN AlET.
Atlantic Fleet Is First By Marrow
Margin.

Reports haze been Pabiisaed at tle
Navy Department ~ fbe stau4fnZ -
the fleets. sagaslr0n. divisions ant ves-
eefs for fbe annual record target rrae-
tfee n 1901. TIE Atlanfe feet rs1ds
"a. 10 Per cent ard tbs Pacific Sect
gg.z4. Last year the Paefe sssassIron
not the feet bad fises snaIlsss 1nal
merit. While this vear it - hixser
than a3f the other sfIu11fguH- lle
second pacGe squadron has wnn al
thaf a could wln--tbzt isstse ermsser.
gBub0at and f0fped0ngaf trgr8tes--
there befnz 80 s8ips - tne eaetles1ir
claes - present 81 that sggafr9n-
All the vessels - ne second ssfzlafi-
ron, Pacific feet. are star s1lps- eH-
oept the destroyer P21l 8gnes- y
star ship - ore Nh0se 9Bal merits
~ AZ Least - Der cent. ~ tnaG - tIe
frgr,sy inner ~ her elass- TIE Gnal
merit ~ AdnsfFzl -w5nbaruefs seIuad~
ron 5s - per cent higher taa7 tae
nezf hfxhesa ss4aafrOn- TIE vessels
~ tisis sqnadF0n were fse Besfgn-
chfoazg. Charleston. Yori<fownr
pg5ne&foo. prsb5e and RaaI Jones
The total seors - fIis sgnadrgn Vas
"A ~ ard the Boston won Ere EropnT
viii, -. m r,er eauf. Last year there
were three star SHIPS Ubtle tbs rear
there are Ten a1d the zsBeraI 4serags
u Gnai merit - higher. Last Tear f1is
Average fraI merit - al s1Sps was
- Der cent. - shs bizhest fnal 1erit.
and this year 81 - ~ per cent. s1oE-
ing a notable fnersase IN the Zanersi
egseseney - flse sisootsng~
The Illinois made the BigAeeE reE-
centags for b2ftlesbips. nsa<ing Ss-i'f--
The Bostoa ras fhe fFgphT Einnef
among fte cruisers. wfth ~ sVs<z-e
II 1I.g11. The PrlDeeto1 waB r1e
1unbost froDaF u5tn an aTsrzzs 20
~. .3l5. Among fbe Tessei = eoEsizefiHz z
for ths TORPEDO trophy w1ere zlrs
II ard torr~E1en r0fh e0Dnsesi- tise Pret "
made The highest pereenrags- wEra
/ y. raj where guns orIy we're gse.i
the unu a1as3e ths best aFsrzgss wstn
| Is. 81. and ~beFs t0rps1oes gn1T
/ eosufed the Prebls Led Uit5 1--sf<-
Evening capital., 1907-06-13

The most agreeable part Of the Van
Amburg experience is the poIiteuess
and accommodation Of all Of the en-
pl0yes. a sweating stake mauier asked
4 citizen. How far is il Up town.
No Hey. Euber' abOat that The
vemtler ~ reserved seats said politely
e. a party ~ women buying tickets
30 you wish seats up high, where
there is cool breezet' Think Of
that. you who have been used to the
knock down and drag-Out methods
usually in vogue nc a circus. There is
not q graft 0f any kind about the
show. children can and do get along
- well AZ the Van Amburv show As
a. a ~unday-sch0ol- The attendance
here was very good, about 1000 peo-
pie attending the afternoon perform
ance and 5. ECO that Of the evening
Atlanta Journal.
The Van Amburg Shows will ex-
hihit here tomorrow afternoon and
evening.
Evening capital., 1907-06-13

that the trustees elected dur1n~ tals
session shouId draw lots A. - t1~tz
terms. which should he ere rW~-
rhree. four and eve years respeet1se-
". and that hsrezfrer oue tr1srse
should be elected annually Tor . term
of I've years Tbs. duriss - t1ls eoar-1
were VERY carefully lenne1 n me
amendments which were a1optesA
A scale o. seenefts payable ~ lAa
Association to IFS members In ease et
accident was adopted ir w9S - foi-
lows. For loss 81 enc Tex. 80 Ter
loss OF both legs. $50. for less 81
one arm. SEQ. for loss of ccth arms
Sfz5. for los. of one eve. 50. fer less
~ both eves. $50. for an injury re-
suftinr in uerssa anent disability. s.aNs
sick benefits 80 for Ers~ wee& 8
sl.25 for additional days tosa8 net %
exceed SO
Before adiourniUE the a<>sse .zlssr
passed several complimentary Fsssslu-
ti0ns- The blanket resolution ea ra-s
subject was introducsl ~ WiIltan IT.
4. Hamilton. e iaGersEow e pro-
posed the thanks 0f the ASSES lAtten tQ
the retiring offleers- the press ef Bal
timore and Annapolis tne psopte "a
Annapolis. particularly the laeiles-
and 70 several ether persons AMI class
of persons- Il was adopted ~ q st41.l-
ing vote Upon motion - ex->tAre
senator Lindsay. 81 Baltimore eaun-
". the thanks ~ the Associations were
extended 10 esoxernor WariieAd Ter nls
interest in the Association and hss cor
dial address 0f weieome- Tns As@o-
citation then adjourned sine die
Evening capital., 1907-06-13

Mr. Thomas =. Bird died at his
residence near Oweusville Sunday
night. June .. Mr.. Bird was about 20
Years 81 age. Ills parents were the
late Thomas and sarah Gardner Bird.
Ills life was spent in the old home
stead which he inherited from his
parents. Ills wife. who was Miss
NfeNfahou from Talbot county. died
several years ago. lie leaves two
sons. Mcssrs. Robert T.. aud Charles
". Bird. Mr.. Bird was n man of
quite unassuming manner, but ~ steri-
ing integrity. = kind neighb0r aud
friend. and one who had the respect
and good will 81 all who knew bin.