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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-08-16

TN the Superior Court of Thurston county,
1 State of Washington.
Probate No. 1851.
In the matter of the estate OF Charles belong, a
minor.
Order TO Show Cause
IL appearing to this Court from the petition
this day presented and filed by Harriet Del onp
the guardian of the person and estate of Charles
belong, minor, praying for an order of sale of
certain real estate belonging to said ward that IL
is for the best Interests of said ward and ncces.
sary that such real estate should be sold
IL Is hereby ordered that the next of kin of said
ward and all persons interested In the said estate
appear before this Court. on Monday, the ninth
day OF September. 1907. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the
court room OF this Court, at the city OF OLYMPIA
county of ThnrstOn, state of Washington then
and there to show cause why an order shall not
granted for the sale OF such real estate
And ii Is further ordered that a COPY of this
order be published at least once week for four
successive weeks before the said day of hearing
IN the WAsHiNGTON STANDARD. II newspaper
pia
Dated July -, 1897. O.V. LINN.
First publication, Aug =, 1907.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-08-16
TN the Superior Court of the State of Washing
ton, for Thurston county.
Ernest Meckcr.
Plaintiff,
Kate Meeker,
Defendant.

The state of Washington To the said Kate Nee k
or, Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
siXty days after the date OF the first publication
Of this summons. to-wit: within sixty DAYS after
the 18th day of July. 1907, and defend the above
entitled action in the above entitled court and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff and serve II
copy of your answer upon the undersigned attor
ncy Tor plalntin, ut his Office below stated; and
In case of your failure so To do Judgment will h,
rendered against you according to the demand of
the complaint. which has been flied with the
Clerk OF the said court. This Is All action brought
by plaintiff against defendant for an absolute III
vorce ana for the care and custody of the minor
child of plaintih and defendant
GORDON MAckAY,
Attorney Tor Plaintiff
r.. o. address. Olympia, Thurstou county,
WASHINGTON: Office. EIks Block, in said Olynl.
pia, Washington.
First publication. July II, 1907.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-26

/ Yale University second crew IDunkle
bow, Mayer 2. BabcCck 3. Robbins {. Pey-
ton .. Cooley 6. Miller !, GrisWold stroke.
and Holmes coxswain); second. Harvard
Freshmen IS. c. Bacon bow. " r
Brinston .. S. W. Marvin g. p. Wyman
!. @. S Denlrng 5, II. A. Colt s. G. Lor-
ing l. L. W. Morgan stroke and J. W
Holt coNswain). third, University Of
pennsylvania Freshmen CW. d. Wood
mouse bow, r. F. Welsler 2, W. a.
Stoever 3. II. p. Braddock I. s. Crooks
.. 4. F. Hoffman 6. J. z. Ferguson T..
u. GawthTop. stroke. and F. Il. Pinck-
ney coxswain). Time, 6:54 as. second
crews time rs
Octopede-Won by Vesper Boat Club.
OF philadelphia: second. Franklin Ath-
letic Association, of Philadelphia. Time,
go 40. Time OF second crew, $40
lnterscholastiC eight-oared shells-Won
% n. Fish, bow; r. c. Howard. 2; G.
W. header. 3; a. b. Thomas jr. {: Z
y. Ronon- .. D.. r. Ferguson, s: r l.
koehler. .; S. F. Gordon, stroke. and F.
NJ Williams, COXswain). Second. Gecrge-
town Preparatory School, IS. Rodriguez.
bow; S. Joliet. :: NJ. Madden, 8; g. g.
Nasn. I, n. Bringardner. 3: ". Yund.
8: Y. D Daley Z: NJ. Hayes, stroke, and
NJ A Lewis. CONswain); third, Central
Manual Training School George Han
sen bow. y. R Pechiu > c. Hulin 8. r
Harcourt T. Otto Wickham ). Julius
Wordell s, Horace Gilbert /. Benjamin
Pollock stroke. ard J. Brown coxswain)
Time, minutes 3 seconds. Time OF
second crew. minutes 70 seconds.
First double Sculls-Won nv G p
Stewart bow, and Louis Revas stroke,
New York Athletic Club; second, w.
Fresch bow, and @. Clayton stroke
Pennsylvania Barge Club; third. R T.
Dooner bow. and J. A. Doyle stroke
West Philadelphia Boat Club. Time.
minutes IS As seconds Time of second
crew, minutes 3 seconds.
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BRIGHTWOOD RACES
DRAW GOOD HORSES
FOR THE MEETING
Crabtree Stable to Be Shown in a Body on Decora
ton Day-Entries Announced for the Harness
EventS-Walker to Be Starter.

The race meeting Of the BrightwoOd
Driving Club. which will take place
on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday
Of this week, promises to be the best
ever held in the District of Columbia
The horses and horsemen who will be
at the races are Of a class never seen
in Washington before. Every class in
the harness horse races has filed well
and the racing promises to be Of an
exceptional character.
Tho entry list shows that about fifty
Ave horses are carded 10 face the start
CT in the seven races The speed shown
in workouts on the track in the past
few days has astonished the oldest
horsemen IN the District or Columbia.
The grandstand will be equipped with
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Ihere Is a possibility that kitsOn ma Y
sbalk on the sale He has a fine farm
near Allegan, Mich. and is well fixed.
saving nearly all his baseball salary
He is said to be one of the weathlest
players in the game today
While there is no dissatisfaction on
the Washington club. several PLAYERS
have intlmated that Joe CantillOn. like
Bob Unglaub. is hampered with orders
and red tape. Both managers declare
that they are allowed full rein. but
such is not the case, according 10 the
players who have visited here. In BOs-
tons case. Owner John 1. Taylor goes
so far as TO select the daily battery.
Jennings. of Detroit; Mack. Of Phila-
delphia; Griffith. of New York. Jones.
Of Chicago; McAleer, of St. Louis. and
Lajoie, of Cleveland. are given full
swing in the management Of their clubs.
Cantillon's Opportunities.
Cantillon would be just the man to
develop a winner in Washington. say.
in the next two or three years. if al
lowed full latitude. He would be able
to gather together the pick OF the minor
league prospects. This. Of course. would
necessarily mean big outlay Of
money. Cantillon can get first pick Of
the American Association talent He is
q controlling factor in the Western
League and has a chance for first grab
in the Western Association. These ad-
vantages are not TO he laughed at
At the present time Cantillon is aware
that the Washington team is playing as
well II knows how.
Detroit Going Strong.
Detroit is very fortunate in one re-
spect The pitchers are doing great
work. Donovans return to form has
lifted a load Of worry off Manager Jen-
nings' mind. He declares now that ne is
perfectly satisfied with his pitching
corps. Mullin. Donovan. Killian. Siever.
and Eubans are in great condition. with
Willett in an emergency and "Bumpus''
Jones willing TO go in at any time.
No club in the league has been cred
ited with greater hitting rallies than
Detroit. II made eighteen hits against
Philadelphia in the opening Of the Ath-
letic series here. beating Bender.
Coombs. and Dygert. and piling up nr-
teen runs. 1t repeated against Frank
kitson Friday. again tOtalinE eighteen
hits, a total Of thirty-six binCles in
TWO games. No club in either league has
been able TO make this big number in
two games.
II is expected that Manager Jennings
will receive word from Ban Johnson To-
night that his suspension has been
raised.
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PIRATES BEAT
THE CARDINALS
IN NATIONAL
Phillies Take Double
header From Brooklyn.
Giants Wallop
Boston.

PITTSBURG, Pa, May &.-Pittsburs
defeated St. Louis in an interesting
game today by the score of 20
Leiheld started to pitch for Pittsburg.
but was only good for FIVE innings. In
the sixth the visitors scored three runs
and Phillip finished the game. The en-
tire game was played in a DRILLING
rain. Score.
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.PHILLIES TAKE TWO
FROM BROOKLYN

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, May 25--Phil-
adeIphIa Nationals won both games Of
this afternoons dOuble-header. Bunch
ing their hits in the eigiEh inning gave
the Quakers the first game. The second
contest was practically won In the third
inning. when loose feeling by the Troll
ley Dodgers and timely hitting gave the
PhMadelphias the second Scores:
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Two-base hit-Hallman. Tire base hit
Clarke Hits-on Leiheld. IN innings on
Phillippi. 3 In innings. Sacrifice hits
Phulippi. Abby Stolen bases-Hallman.
Clarke. Wagner. Murray Buroh. Hit by
pitcher-SrnIth- Bases on balls-Od Leiheld,
4: OF Phillippi. /: on McGlynn. / Struck
out-By Lcineid. 2. BY McGiynn. ;. by Phil
lippi. > Umpire-Rigley- Time Of game
hour and 80 minutes. Attendance. DO
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CANTILLON PUTS
PITCHER KITSON
ON THE MARKET
After Poor Showing in Detroit Offers Him to
American Association Teams-TwrIer
May Balk at Sale.

DETROIT today in couple Of
hours making call of the third game
Detroit and Washington The
CanIon that pitch opening game
with Philadelphia.
After dozen of to
which ball player justly pride
o 10 m nors
kitson given awful walopng
day BENEFIT Park when the Tigers
delivery After this performance Manager
tson and wired Kansas City
wirler. with
teaTBroolyn,
last he a
TO Cleveland, then to Washington
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Ihree-base hit-HOung- Two-base hit
Dahlen- Sacrifice hits-DevIin. ? Stolen
bases-Shannon. Mccain. N-cGinnity %. Sey-
mour %. First on errors-New York. z
Bases on balls-On Young. T. OF Mathewson.
/; of McGinnity. l. Struck out-By young
;: by McGinnity 2 Passed haHs-BoVer-
man Hits-On MathewsOn. s in s innings. or
McGinntty. 4 in innings. Left on ba ses-
New York. 3: Boston, 9. Double plays-Brid-
well and Tenney, shannon and Bowerman.
Strange and McGann: Brain. Ritcbev ana
Tenneyi Dahlen and McGann. Cnlpire-Car-
penter. Attendance-9,OoO. Time N Sar,o
1 hour and s. minutes
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GIANTS EASY WINNERS
OVER THE BEANEATERS

NEW YORK, May Gin a free-hit-
ting contest today the New York Ma
tionals had an easy time in defeating
Boston by to / The Giants helded in
faultless style and their hits came at
the right time Score.
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Two-base hits-Maloney. Titus q. Sscri-
nee hit-Batch- Double plays-Alperman.
Hummell and Jordan. Titus and Courtney.
DooIin Courtney and Knabe- Left on bases
Brooklyn. ;; Philadelphia. 3 First base on
halls-On Moren. ;: on Bell. 2 First base
on errors Brooklyn. 2. Philadelphia, J. Struck
out-By Moren. ?; by Bell, I. by Mcintyre. l.
Wild pitch-Bell Time Of game hour and
8 minutes Umpires-Johnstone and O'Day.
Attendance-s. Oc0-
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TENTH STRAIGHT GAME
FOR TWIRLER Joss

CLEVELAND. May 25.-The Maps
made il three straight from the Attn
letics today. when Joss annexed his
tenth victory. &c 2 Waddell's wild
ness and errors enabled the Maps 10
get a lead in the first inning that the
visitors could not overcome. LaJOie's
and Turner'S fielding was a feature.
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Two-base hits-IsbeH, Davis Sacrifice hits
Keller. ,: Robe, Doherty. Jones Stolen
bas~s-Sonman. Donohue, Hahn. First base
on errors-ChicaKo. l. Bases on balls-OH
Moore. !; on Smith. I. on Keefe. 8 struck
out-By smith I; By Keefe. 2 Hirs-On
Moore I'm s % innings. Of keefe. IN I-3
innings. Left on bases-New York, - Chicago,
T. Double play-Hoffrnan and Thomas I'm
Tares-Hurst ana Sheridan Time OF game-I
hour and A. minutes Arteniance-6.0 90.
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CHICAGO WINS ANOTHER;
REDS ARE THE VICTIMS

CINCINNATI, May 25.-At no time
during today's game were the Cincinnati
Nationals dangerous. and CHICAGO
scored an easy victory, shutting out the
Reds hy to 0. The score.
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Three-bsss hit-HummeI. Stolen base
MalOney. First base on balls-Oh Sparks /:
Of Henley. ?. Struck out-By Sparks. s; by
Henley. .. Left on bases-Brooklyn. S. Phil
adelphia. 6. Double play-HummeIl and
Jordan UmDires-O Day and tombstone
Time II game--1 hour and - minutes At
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ST. LOUIS BATS HARD
AND DEFEATS BOSTON

ST. LOUIS. May 25--The Browns
drove Oberlin from the box in the first
inning and won by 10 l. Glade kept
the visitors seven hits scattered. At
tendance, $500 Score:
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rifce hit-ConEalton- Double play-Wallace
and Jones. Stolen bases-Hemphiu and Yeag-
81. Wild Ditch-Harris Bases on halls
on Glade. l: OF OberIin . Struck out-f3y
Glade. ;. by Glaze. g. Empires Stafford and
O'LouEhlin. Time OF game hours
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Jake StahL Wants
To Name the Club
He's to Play With
By THOMAS S. RICE.

Two games here tOmorTOw-Washing
ton VS.. Notwithstanding at p. m.
Jake Stahl has appealed to the Ma
tlonal Commission again. He objects to
Washington selling him to the Chicago
American League club because he can
not come TO salary terms with Charles
Comiskey, who refuses TO pay the fool
1shly high salary OF $1,000 he could have
drawn I'm Washington. Jake now thinks
the National Commission should not
only have turned him loose but that he
should have had the right To select what
. club he would play with. He Is rather
: late making his roar. as he expressed
/ himself highly satisfied with his trans
fer 20 Chicago
Jake also says Comiskey would iniure
his reputation as a player by making
him play behind the bat when he is
really frst-sacker. Next thing. he
will want the National Commission to
present him with a franchise in the
American League. That is the only
little favor he has not requested 10 date.
Garry Hermann, Of the commission
has written a letter to President Tom
Noyes. OF the Washington club. ac-.
companying a copy OF Stahrs latest
kick. In which he expresses that the
appeal is ali foolishneSs. Pulliam is
dead sure to think the same way Won
der what Ban Johnson will do?-Wash-
inston II he can. of course. but how?
The news thar Frank Kitsons major
league DAYS are practically over. and
that Washington is trying to sell him
10 tine American Association, will he re-
ceived with regret. Kitson is R hard
worker. with plenty Of hard sense He
has realized that pitching was mis- stock
in trade. and whenever H. could win he
could set good money, hence ne always
attended strictly to business. lie saved
his money, and conilded TO the writer
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Earned runs-PhIladeIphl

rihce hit-Bradley. Stolen bases-Niurphy
Bradley. First base on balls-Oh JOSS. 2;
on WaddeIl . First base on errors-Cleve-
land. z Left on bases-CleveIand. 2: Ath-
letics. q Struck out-By Joss Z. BY Wad-
dell 81 Double play-Lajoie TO Bradley
Time Of game hour and p minutes I'm
plre-Connolly. Attendance-7.4 n2
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WORLDS CHAMPS
TRIM NEW YORK
IN FAST GAME
Sox Bunch Hits in Fourth.
Joss Wins Tenth Con-
Secutive Victory.

CHICAGO, May 25.-Bunching their
hits in the fourth inning today gave the
Worlds Champions the victory over the
New York Americans. II was a we'll
oIaved game. Score
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Three-base hit-Steinfeldt. Sacrifice hits
Brown. Hoffman. Chance. Struck Out-By
Ruelbach. 1; by Brown. 1. Bases on balIs-On
Hit. s; or Ruelbach g. Hit by pitcher-RItt
/; Ruelbach. p Hits-Oh Ruelbach l. Dou-
Bile play-Evers and Chance Umpire-Klsn
Time Of game-l hour and IS minutes At
zA1dancA-alQa
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TOday's Games
Standing of the Clubs.
Local Games Off.

Rain. which began yesterday at 3
p. m, caused the postponement of the
Georgetown-George Washington and
all other baseball games in and
around the District Of Columbia.
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Free-for-AH.

NV Star. J. a. Crabtree. Quincy. Mass
Gaiety, Peter Taylor, jr.. Washington.
D. @
Ada D.. Henry Copperthite. Washing
ton. d. c.
Miss Clean H. A Schwartz. Wash
ingtOn. d c.
L. J. X. John J. O'Keefe, Washing
ton. D. c
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EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Rochester: RH
Jersey city. 0 o 0 0 0 o o. ; ,
Rochester. 0 0 ? 0 0 81 s /
Batteries-FanmiIler and Vandergrift;
Mclean and Byrnes. Umpire-Conway
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KITSoN WEALTHY, MAY REFUSE.

this spring that he and his family could
live without working for the rest OF
their days. but with the pride of all
athletes he was just as anxious 10 be
successful this season. and st3ve of
The inevitable as he was The first year
he entered the big league. II is ex-
tremely doubtful whether he viii ac-
ceDt a place N q minor league. but II he
does. he should have two or three years
more Of good work IN him. His arm
has been to the bad for the past two
years, in streaks, which has made him
too unreliable for fast company. where
the pitcher comes pretty near being the
whole works.
kitson. by the way, Is an extremely
hard bitter, and with steady work might
not BE- bad experiment as an out
fielder, because Of his biting
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MIDDLE ATLANTIC
TENNIS TOURNEY

Play for the Middle Atlantic States
tennis championship will begin tomor-
row at 2:SO p. m. on the courts of the
Bachelors Tennis Club Of Washington.
NJ street, between Seventeenth street
and Connecticut avenue.
This competition will bring together
the best tennis cracks in the District of
Columbia. and already three weII-known
players from other cities have entered
Drawings for the mems singles will he
held al the club at noon tomorrow. at
which time entries will close Drawings
FOR the mems double will be made to-
morrow night. when the entries for that
event Will close. Entries for the ladies'
Singles; 81 and the mixed doubles Will close
Tuesday night.
Entries for the mems doubles to date
are
Hackett and LittIefeld. Hills and
PaTkes, Carlisle and Lincoln. Wood and
Grosvenor. Leech and Leech, GeoEheKan
ana ana Dels; Davidson and Glazebrook,
Entries in Singles.
Entries in the singles to date are.
Prince Kondacher. ]. T HendricL
y; M. Carlisle, 6. G. Lincoln, G. n
GrosVenor, Frank Hyatt, w. G. Hill
II l.. Patten, j. H. Ballenger. p n &
lake, X w. Hills, DR.. H S. Smith. a.
\, Leech, I'D: Leech. w. II. Y. Hackett.
w b. Wood. G. P Parks. of New
1ork won all Corners in wiscon-
SIN champIanship); DR.. L. W. Glaze
and Whitlock, Of Richmond. va:
Franklin Geoghegan. H. Deis, G. w.
6eiIy' =. w. Donn, jr. w. S. Wiley,
- - 1880 -
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Sporting Life. which has been devot-
ing much space TO fulsome hattery Of
Ban Johnson in its correspond.ace from
the National Capital. makes tho childish
remark that the American League is
all right in the Fast. because if neCcs-
sary the Washington franchise could lie
transferred 20 Baltimore. Buffalo. or
Providence. That sounds very much
like yelled threat inspired by johnson.
the editor Of the paper being one Of the
few newspaper writer's left who still
fawn upon Johnson upon all occasions.
and tickle his inordinate vanity. Tie
Washington club IN seventh and eighth
place is a paying Investment for its own
stockholders. and the clubs visiting this
city Without a winner or & Dennant
contender right along Baltimore, Provi-
dence. and Buffalo would be big losers
each year in a major league. They
nave proved that in the past while
Washington gets better every year as
the supporter Of a loser. hence the alb
surdlty Of Sporting LIES little fling
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Resulta

New York. 1; Chicago. 3.
Boston. I; St Louis. 6.
Philadelphia. .; Cleveland. ;.
shington-Detroit. rain.
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Batterles-tanmll and NandergTift,
Mclean and Byrnes. Umpire-Conway.
At Buffalo. RH Z
Newark. 2 . o o O-5 10
Buffalo. 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 5 .
Batteries-Pardee and Shean: Robin
son and McAllister. Umpire-Kelly.
At Montreal: RHE
Baltimore. 0 0 / o o O-5
Montreal l o o 0 % Is /
Batteries-Kroh and Earne: Hughes
and Kittredget Umpires-Hehner and
Cusack.
At Toronto: II =
Providence. 0 o ID q 2
Toronto. 2 / 0 0 10 Il
Batteries-Cronin and Peterson. Ru-
dolph and Carrigan. Cmpire-Owens.
Game called to allow Providence to
catch train
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Today's Games.

| New York at Chicago.
Boston at St. Louis
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II is difficult 70 understand how the
impression goI abroad in Detroit that
Joe Cantillon is not the real manager
Of the Washington club. So far. there
nave been no indications that he was
hamDered IT. any way in the matter OF
selling, trading, or releasing plaJ &C
and some Of his moves have been radi-
cal. In matters concerning the reid-
tons Of the club itself with the AmerI-
can League and the national commits
sion, President Moves has naturally
come TO the front as the official head
Of the stockholders. and this has caused
Mr. Noyes to ne IN the limelight a good
deal. but in the handling Of the team
there IS no reason to believe that can
tillOn is not the kingpin.
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Standing of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Boston, l, New York q
Brooklyn, 3; Philadelphia. S
Brooklyn, 4; PHILADELPHIA. I.
st. Louis. 3; Pittsburg. s.
Chicago, ., Cincinnati, 0.
TOday's Games.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Pittsburg at -. Louis
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2:4o Trot,

The Brewer. James Morrow, Washing
ton, D <
The Nightingale. Henry Copperthite,
Washington, D. C
Signet. Girl. NIyron c. Copperthite.
Washington, .. g.
Carstairs, Peter Taylor, jr-, Washing
ton. d. c.
Calibre. J. @ Mott. Washington. D. G.
Bob R, Frank Thomas, Washington,
D. c.
Joe D. John Dugan, Washington.
ID. c.
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z:Io Pace

Fred 5. Hal George N. Garth. Cour
land. Ala
Jack Starts. Theodore Allen. Ia,
DOwninEton. Pa.
Baron Whips, William Kerr. Ea
DOwEingtOn. Pa
Jubllanta, Peter Taylor, jr, Washin,
ton. u. q.
T. J. X, John J. O'Keefe. Washia,
ton. d. e.
Red Rock, John Seeley, Washingto,
d. C..
Bob InCerson. George c HUIear
Washington. d. c.
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Two games here tOmorrOw-Washing-
ton VS.. MISUNDERSTANDING at . p. m.
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At Montreal,

batterieS-Fardee and Shean. Robin
son and McAllister. Umpire-Kelly.
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2:16 Pace.
z:4o Pace.

Gentry's Star. J. A Crabtrea, Quincy,
Mass
Fred 5. Hal. George NJ. Garth, Court
land. aiq.
Jack starts. Theodore Allen. East
DOEningt1n. Pa
Baron Whips. William Kerr. Eas,
DowninEtOn. Pa.
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Washington. d. &.
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