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The most satisfactory house dress for
morning wear is that built on shirt
waist lines. and a very attractive one is
shown. The plain waist has front yoke
and is finished at the neck with n turn
down collar. The sleeves are of COM
Portable elbow length. though long sleeves
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might be finished with a straight gath
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style is excellent, while tub materials
would answer equally well. For the
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yards of 3e-inch goods. Eight sizes, %
TO 46 inches. bust measure
Thls pattern may be obtained. by in
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wanted
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GALEN HALL

HULL AMI SANA4ShlOA
Baths and massage n our wsll-eq1ipped cspart-
merits viii help Iuany suffering fr0In tie strain 81
cent naancal disturbance Trained attendants OILY.
Baths Cpen 70 guests u other hotels
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The Lorraine

81 Charles Place and Beach. Sunny roons ever
Locking the sea Bot and cold sea water batns- So
pericr table. Booklet CHAS. Z WAGNER
PHILLIPS HOUSE, 70 &c Sonn Ss a. ave, mr.
Flrsproof. Centrally located Quiet houeliks sur
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1t is wonderful, this influence that kin
dergartens have on home life. That is
where II counts most The Society for
Ethical Culture in New York opened kin
dergartens in New York City in 1875
year after the work had been added to
the course of the Normal College. Record
was kept OF individual cases of uplift in
homes. In one instance it was found that
a father no longer pawned his childrens
clothes for drink. but urged his children
to go TO the new kind OF school. One
mother stopped beating her children; an
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HOTEL CLARENDON, E y:s5 siseh AT ana
Steel Per NJ. ID. NEINAN-
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HEW N Hpi1H Ocean End KENTUCKY ave. Open
hGH SLHhtSn al year. Steam heat. EieTator
10 street level Booklet. Coach . h BONifACE
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PONCE De LEON, E Ksss5 Az, Ave and d.,
J. spsclaI SpIing Rates ALFRED =. GkLNDkOD.
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SKIRTS.

TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW
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HOTEL GLENDALE

ST. JAMES PLACE AND BEACH
Open al year Ocean-vleE rooms suite with
private baths Elevator 70 street level. Table and ser
ice unsurTassed- SpeC1ai Easter Tates. Write -ur
booklet. J. A MARROW. JR-. Prop
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SYRACUSE CREW TROUBLES.
Reported that Two Strong Oarsmen
VIII BE Out of Hudson Regatta.

Syracuse. y. Y. June 12-The most
disqueting rumors have developed in the
crew quarters at Syracuse University, and
coming just before the crew Is 70 leave for
Poughkeepsie for the intercollegiate re-
gatta they have a most depressing effect
upon those who counted upon victory
for the Orange oarsmen in the big race.
It is reported that two Of the strongest
men In the varsity crew. James A. Ten
Eyck. jr.. the stroke. and Champlln. who
rows No. 6, will not be allowed 10 row
In the race on account of deficiencies in
scholarship, as they failed in much of
their work In the recent examinations.
The men are still rowing in the boat and
at present it is nothing but a rumor that
they Will be out Of their seats on the
day Of the contest II their services
should be lost 90 the varsity crew II
would probably mean that Syracuse will
not enter the race for varsity fours. for
the four-Oared crew would have TO he
split up, Shea, who strokes that boat at
present, going into Ten Eyck's seat In
the varsity eight
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TIE LELARDE SY,sA 8cEAN ScEiSl2 EYP rrrs ,vr
Atlantic City, \. J. Rooms en- suite with private
baths: Sl2 Der week upward: s. 80 daily up.
JACOB b HAWK
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MAY CHANGE THAWS PRISON.
Court Advises Counsel to Make Ap-
pIication 10 Justice Bowling.

New York, June 12.-when attorneys
representing Harry X. Thaw appeared
before Justice Morschauser, Of the
Dutchess County Supreme Court In the
rooms Of the Bar Association OF New
York this afternoon to argue for a trans
ference OF their client from the Mat
teawon State Hospital for the Criminal
Insane 70 q State asylum where the
criminal insane are not restrained. the
Justice declared that they would have
70 take their case before Justice Dow
ling. who first committed Thaw 10 the
Matteawan Asylum after the rendering
OF the verdict in the second trial
Justice MOrschauser said that. al
though he was strongly favorable 10
the removal Of Thaw 10 some asylum
other than Matteawan, he did not feel
at liberty 90 reverse the original COM
mitment order made by Justice Bowling.
He advised Col. Franklin Bartlett. who
is representing Mrs. William Thaw in
the effort to have Harry Thaw moved
from the asylum which has been so OBJ
noXious 10 him, TO apply 70 Justice
Bowling TO modify his original commit
ment to Matteawan 70 read "the Mid
dletown State Homeopathic Hospital. %
the institution TO which Mrs. Thaw
would have her son transferred.
Justice Morschauser added that II Jus
tice Bowling should refuse to entertain
Col. Bartlett's application, he himself
would listen to reasons why the trans
fer should be made District Attorney
Jerome. who also appeared before the
Dutchess County justice in the proceed
ings, offered no objection 10 the ruling.
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LAT0NIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six fmlonrs. Margaret T.. 50 lHuf-
nasen. 50 q. Matte Mack lO5 CTaylorl SIS a.
second, Oasis l07 H. Martini NL75 third. Time
liza 35. Airship Dora NeT. sam Clay. Hollow
Lady Hapsburg. Mcrrgo. Lady Anon. Abe Cooling
Alveston. Arthur Rosenfeld. and Traube also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs. lamar. % a..
Hoggl. $3.50 won; Beth Goodwin % F. Martini
S1lo. second John Louis. l03 (Glasnerl N345.
third Time. li415. Boss Ward. Dandy Dancer.
Dr. Lee Huffman. McChord. Little Usage, Palemon.
Carriers. and Bitter Sir also ran
THIRD RACE-Fiye hulougs. Whitcface ia
TUlorl. 500. won: 81. Aulaire. lN (Warrcnl.
SS3. second. Scmproni. ia u. Butlerl. $50 third
Time lOi % Solicitor. Rumsy. Stowaway Billy o..
Patton Noel. Cavarcue and Church StccUle also un
FOURTH RACE-One mile. NauCn. lO3 IL Mar
TIM. straight SASS. won: Ogbyut. los Powors
place Sc@. second. Pirate Diana. l03 ButIor
show U5j third Time az s. Annoyance. Berthe.
Scintila. Scmucr Vera. Flora Ray. Little Jennie
Anna Reynolds Dlintv Duchess. Laruc Baucttc
and Aveua Rose also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Fivc furongs. Adm0nsh l06
HaidCn straight SZ3C co. won: Olive Ely JOG WAR
rrnl, place S99.6 second: Lady Lcota log IL. Mar
tinl, show So30, third Time ls0l Is. Buena Vista
Pinion, silverine, Irene T.. Diabola and Shy Anne
ai~o ran
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Miss Alert, lO5 E
Martini straight $685. won: Miss Strume los Pow
ersl place s. -, second; Caroline w. 100 tHeideU
show slls5 third. Time. la1. Stella Glen. Bell
tone. Ny Queen Of the Roses. and Sylvan Belle
also ran.
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HAMILTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six furlcngs- Bill Heron. log a.
Foleyl 20 !, won; Estello C.. III tGoedike). 2 70
J. second: Inspector Purvis ll6 (Shoal. 9O 10 l.
third. Time "a Spi3n. William Penn. Evelyn T..
Glen Roller Black Rod. Ena. and Dropstitch also
SECOND RACE-Onc mile Cannie Maid. 50
tQunuingtonl. 20 l. won: Shimorcse lM lRccl. 3
% l. second. Caper Sauce. ii2 Iartyl. 70 2, third
Time !2l-S Andrew Summers, China shop.
Loud Left Guard. Good Likeness Wicklow Girl.
The Globe and Crestfallen also ran.
THIRD RACE-Four and one-hah furlongS. Miss
lnogene. 100 CWhiting. even, won; Patriot, l05
lQuaTngtonl. Il % l. second: Lawyer Miller 100
thcunCdy) 10 l. third. Time. O.55 i5. Sweet
Wish. Tmppe. Alamist. King Ferdinand PuTsoy
sam small. Happy Land. and Black Bat also
FOURTH BACE-Five and one-hah furlongs.
Please. lo5 qiartyl won: Nightmist % tFairbroth-
err, ) % ? second: Herman johnson. lis ~. Foley.
s N l. third Time. 1N rs Fantasia Gowanga.
Julia Gentzhcrger, Mr. Peabody. and Capstan also
nn
FIFTH RACE-Fve and onc-half furlongs. Re
dondo. 100 lknnesiy). 20 l. won: Frank Collins.
100 Dcvcnchl. Is 10 l. second. Helen Virginia l0s
lAhsherl. 3 70 J. third Time. los S5 New Year
Revcry Maid Of Carroll. Gay Don. Grace Kimhall.
ROYAL Legend. Blcnber. and Fiat also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Truckless lOi Hallerl
to /. won; Lexington Lady. % Whiting 10 l.
eecond Sir Galahad n lFairbrotherl. ! to . third
Time. l:ll&- Kid R0os Or0noka. Pinky, Banrida
and Synchronized also ran.
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MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fiye furlcngs. Ragman. 10 lT.ng-
lander. 90 l. won. Gay King 10 Murphy 5 20 l.
sec'ud: ~ Busch. iB lRoemcrl. 9 % s. third.
Time. 0l. Lowheart. Columbus. Aryeight Leonard.
ROYAL oak. and Long John also mn.
SECOND RACE-Oue mile. Stillario. 1G 90
KoCulerl. 90 5. won: Gibson. Jos JenAen) 20 l.
second Lady Isabel l0S Murphy. . 70 l. third.
Time. la Al Powell. Andeorlo. and Schroeder
Midway also un.
THIRD RACE-S1 furlongs Gold Heart 100
tEnglandrrl. even. won; Criche dOr. lW O.. Kocr-
nerl. % !, second: Golly Ding lO9 Shilling. p
20 I. third. Time i:A Amontillado. Tviegs
star EIablem. and Javein also ran.
FOURTH RACE-About two mics Firchy- 160
elr Kerr. % 5. won; Butwcll Isl lJohnsrnl Q
60 3. sccoud; Laurelwood' 80 jolly, % 5 third
Time 4;7. John r. Morgan and Woodbine also ran
Coupled
FIFTH RACE-Scveu flrlongs. Cruol 10 tshil-
ling. even. won; Spion. lli &C.. Koerncrl. % s.
second; Niblick. ll6 Dudley. - 20 l. third. Time.
III KcatOr olzo mn.
SIXTH RACE-Onc and 0ne-cighth miles Doubt.
10, Shilling 90 TO- won. Miss Marjorie % (Eng-
lander TO l. secDnd Holscher 10 &C. Koer1crl
4 20 1. third Time. 1-Ji. Lord Dixon. C1rsus. and
Lady Kama also ran
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Racing and Other News in the World of Sports
ARREST AT TRACK
LEADS TO RIOTINC
Continued from Page One.

a rule the layer nodded his head 70 sew
eral persons in succession and then stroll
ed away
If he did not make a record Of the
wager himself he repeated the wagers TO
some other man In the crowd, who either
jotted them down or handed them by
word Of mouth 10 a third party. In
most instances these layers had detec-
tives at their elbow who did their best
10 overhear the business transacted, but
as no money was put up and no sheets
were written, the sleuth said that it was
almost impossible TO secure such evil
dence TO make arrests.
According to the Pinkertons. there were
Il, 600 persons, including hundreds OF wom-
en-, at the track. This attendance was IN
the nature Of big surprise to the track
management
VIII Flight to Finish.
Allan Pinkerton said that the race
track owners had decided 20 make a fight
10 finish, while several politicians stated
that there was no doubt that the new law
was unconstitutional and that in the
course Of time It would be subject 10 a
legal upset.
There was a rumor at the track late
in the afternoon that Supreme Court JUS
tice Gaynor had granted an Injunction
restraining the police authorities from
interfering with the betting, but Justice
Gaynor issued a prompt denial Of the
story. President Dwyer was quoted as
saying that as far as the Brooklyn Jock
ey Club was concerned. no application for
an injunction would be made.
As the situation stands to-day Il is
virtually what Il was twelve years ago
before the passage OF the Percy-Gray law,
when race-track betting was a misde-
meanOr.
In the clubhouse. where the biggest bet
tors cOngregate. there was absolutely no
business. The commissioners stood around
chatting with their friends and enjoyed
an afternoon of.
Many Of the small fry bookmakers are
said to be making arrangements to open
pool rooms throughout the city.
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TO PLAY BALTIMORE TEAM.
Third of Intercity Tennis Matches
Mt Chevy Chase To-day.

The third Of the series OF !uter-city
matches in the Middle Atlantic Tennis
Association will be played this afternoon
Oh the courts Of the Chevy Chase Club
between the Washington and Baltimore
teams.
The visitors are due 20 arrive at l:25
o'clock this afternoon and will proceed
Immediately 10 the club where the
matches will be started at 2:30 o'clock.
The Baltimore delegation will be enter
tained al dinner at the Chevy Chase Club
this evening after the match.
In the singles, Connie Doyle. District
and Middle Atlantic champion. Will be
pitted against Frederic c. Colston. Balti-
more's foremost player. and one OF the
best matches seen here this spring may be
looked for.
Eight matches will be played In the
singles and four IN the doubles. The
rosters OF the two teams follow:
WashinEton-SlnEles. G. b. Doyle. II
Doyle. T. Cake. Gould Lincoln. Ballenger.
Davidson. Ralph Hills and Glazebrook:
doubles. Doyle and Doyle, Banenger and
Lincoln, Davidson and Glazebrook. and
Hills and Cake.
Balumore-F. c. Colston. J. A. c. Col
ston. Atkinson, Symington, Harrison.
Bowie, Wagner Brown, Karr, and Brooke
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uADSBI hUJSE, AND BEACH. ."
Pleasant. airy rooms. with or without board Priv.
iege bathing from house. j. W GADSBY.
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Connecticut Avenue and Beach.
Large. airy rooms. open surroundings Excellent
table, Rates, s. TO Sl2 weekly A. ". DUNN.
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VIII settle Differences.

Chairman Knapp. Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission. said yesterday he
believed the differences between the
Brightwood. Takoma. and Petworth
Citizens associations and the Brightwood
Railway Company. over the service on
that road. Will be satisfactorily adjusted
through the good offices of the commits
sion. without the necessity Of coercion on
the part Of the commission. The Bright
wood people want n through car service
and the maintenance OF a hfteen-minute
c0haFv1a
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STEAMER CHARLES MACRLESTER
For MT. VERNON

Daily Sundays excepted. Fare. round TIP. IN
Guiding admission 20 grounds and mansion. 75c
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GREAT DANES GUARD EARLE.
Artist and His Affinity Annoyed by
Frying Eyes of Strangers.

Middletown. y. Y. June 12.-Ferdi-
Eand Penney Earle. Of affinity" fame,
is determined TO keep his summer home,
"Summering." at Monroe. free from
trespassers and has a number Of Great
Dane dogs which are very fierce. Earle
is partial 20 Great Danes and already
had two fine dogs. Earle and his
affinity wife have been much an
uoyed by people entering his grounds
and trying TO get a look at him or his
wife. There are now five huge dogs on
guard and they permit no one to en-
ter
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YALE CREWS IN RACE.
Varsity Ensily Outdistnnces Fresh
man Eight on Thames.

New London, Conn. June 1.-THE most
interesting event at Red Top to-day was
the lively brush shortly after O'Clock
this evening between the varsity and
freshman eights. The distance was one
mile upstream. with light. fair wind and
flood tide.
The youngsters held the varsity boat
down even for about twenty strokes. and
lost ground gradually, until they were
three lengths astern az the finish. The
time reported at the boathouse was 5:35
This time. however, is unofficial. The
varsity eight started at thirty-two. and
the freshmen struck the same gait both
increasing. and at the end OF the scrap
the varsity men were rowing thirty-eight
10 the freshmen's thirty-six
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ATTELL AND MORAN MATCHED.
Fentber-weiSEts Meet for Twenty
Rounds on Labor Day.

New York. June H.-Abe Atteu and
Owen Moran were matched this after
noon for the worlds feather-weight
championship. before James Conroth's s
Colma (CaD Club, on the afternoon Of
Labor Day. The articles call for twen-
ty-round battle at 10 pounds four hours
before they enter the ring. Jim JeNries
Will referee. and the fighters VIII split 60
per cent OF the gross receipts. 60 and 40
Charles Harvey, representing Moran.
asked for forty-five rounds. but AtteIl
refused 10 go farther than twenty rounds
holding out on the ground that ne had
made a liberal concession when he
waived ringside weight. Harvey finally
acceded 10 Attell's demands. Conroth
after afiixing his signature. left for Cali
fOruia.
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FIGURES SHOWING THE EFFECTS OF THE
NEW LAW AGAINST BETTING IN NEW YORK


the passage OF he betting Ills
be had from the following table:
Race track including
on Wednesday Of
nBeacI.
Jamaica. Aqueduct, Empire
City Saratoga and RunalO), their
holders
Present value
Number of
this 100000
at race track
BILE help clerks 10000
1900
Present value Of
Number of race horses in training
100000
Small merchants track neighbohoods
Loss TO railroads in fares paid by
Loss
race-goers
Loss to Saratoga hotels during short
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
Longhont Rnn Time Trial.

Montreal. Quebec, June l2.-Tom Long
boat. the Indian runner. who will be
the principal Canadian entry IN the
Marathon race at London. ran around
the mountain course yesterday afternoon
In a trial against five local runners. run
ming in relays. Longboat won easily,
doing the distance In 1:24:OS. clipping
2:47 or the record held by himself. made
last November. LOngboat sailed for
England this morning.
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SIX FAVORITES WIN
Had Bets Been Made, BOOkieS
Would Have Suffered.
BIG CHIEF RUNS GOOD RACE
Mndden's Hnrrigan Takes the Open
ing Event, While King Castle
chRse-Armiak Annexes the Han
over Stakes-BesOm Wins the Fifth.

New York. June 12.-Sx favorites won
the races at Gravesend to-day. and II
public betting had been possible. the lay
ers would have received rough deal
Big Chief ran a magnificent race In the
handicap for one and one-quarter miles
He went out with Frank Gin TO set
killing pace.
II was Gills first appearance OF the
season. and for mile he showed much
OF his old form. but at the head OF the
stretch he weakened and Big Chief went
on to win easily by three parts OF a
length from Juggler.
Armiak won the Hanover Stakes by a
length from Intervene.
Madden's Harrigan won the opening
race. while King Castle, 10 >. showed
the way in the steeplechase. Bosom
made runaway OF the fifth event.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Fre hirlougs. Hauigan. us ueel.
60 5. won; Uncle Jim 70 tMusravel. ) 20 3
second; Noodoo III ,W. Millerl. Z 70 l. third Time
l1L Prcoeptor. Merise Trois Temp. Albcrtnus.
and Musical Man also nan
SECOND RACE-About two and one-half miles.
King Castle lHeidcr 3 20 s. won: Jimmy Lane
li3 ,kelleherl % 5. sccCud Banner. l3t lynch
70 /. third. Time. 419 2-5 Banncl. Queen Of
Night. and Cuban also rn.
THIRD RACE-Five and one-half hirlonrz. Ar
MAX. los tN0tterl. . 10 l. won: Intervene N Aic-
tarthyl. 90 l. second. Paradise Quecn % lBunsl.
ID IN /, third. Tine 1.N IS. Amd. Marsc Abe.
Prudent Moorish King Erhct High Range. VAN
boro. and Gladys Louise also ran.
FOURTH HACE-Onc and oue-Quarter miles. Big
Chief. lo5 tNCttcrl. to 8 won: Jugglcr. lo9 w.
NiilGl. 20 !. second. Jubilee lO2 o.. Burnsl.
70 /. thir1 Time. 2oi as Fnnk Gill. E'lislalc
and Don Creole also mn
FIFTH RACE-AbUut six f,Tlongs. Bosom. g
o. Dunnl. 20 5. won; Blackshecp. 95 lang.
20 l. second Queen Marguerite. lOl Nict'ar hyl %
l. third Time, lN9 J5 Ida D.. Triumph. Or
cagna. John Mars, and Citizen also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and oue-sivteenth miles
Nurkrille Beau. lc9 lE. Dugnnl. Z 10 s. Won. Fas-
Cinator. NJ NIilCr). 10 10 l. second. MOutauk III
tMusC1Tcl 20 J. third Time lsi9. Boando.
Grammar. Disaster Irish lace. Grecnhil. Faun
dor. Rampage. MirJlh. Bg0t. and Grace Cameron
also ran.
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Richmond, 2J DnnviIIe, 1.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, June 12.-Rlchmond
took 2-to-l game from Danville here this
afternoon by ninth-inning batting rally.
Umpire Byron's decisions were rank. and
when Catcher Messitt was put out of
the game in the seventh inning, the
police were called upon To prevent a
riot Revelle and Walker both pitched
fine ball. and the game was closely con-
tested. Score:
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Hcnrst Makes Small Gain.

New York, June 12.-Hearst gained
only twentythree votes in 12S ballot
boxes recounted to-day, notwithstand-
ing that several Of the election dis
tricts recounted had given him heavy
vote. He made a total gain Of twenty
i've. which was OFFSET by a Mcclellan
gain OF two
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wnIcott Won from Kemp.

Springfield. Ohio. June 12-Joe walcott.
Of Boston, last night easily defeated
Charles Kemp. Of this city, in a bout
scheduled 20 go ten rounds. Young Wal
colt, OF Cleveland. and Eddie Burkhead.
OF Columbus. fought six rounds to a
draw in the preliminary event.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Harrisburg Reading 3 Harrisburg 10.
At Williamsport-Laucaster. 8. Williamsport. /.
At Johnstown-Trenton. Z. Johnst0wu. l.
At AltOona-Wilmington. 2: Altoona. l.
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Columbia Crews Prnctice.

Poughkeepsie, n. Y, June 12.-There
was little doing with the Columbia oars
men to-day other than two practice rows
The morning practice consisted Of easy
rowing, In the afternoon all three crews
were taken out.
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Al GufDort-GulfpOrt 5, ViCkshlru 1 Second
game-GufpUrt o.. NickEbUrV l.
At Jackson-Jacks0n. 2. Columbus O.
At Meridian-AIeridian. 2: Monroe l.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lowrll-FiTt game: Lawrence. O: Lowell. =
Second game: Lawrence ;. Lowell.
At Lynn-Lyun. 8, Hayerhill !.
At Worcester-Fau River S; Worcester, O.
At Brockton-Brockton. c: New Bedford l.
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Chnmpion DnnieIs saIIn Before renm

New York, June R-Charles NJ. Dan
iels, the champion swimmer, who VIII
be one OF the American representatives
IN the Olympic games in London, an
nounced last night that he will sal
June II on the LusitanIa. A large marty
OF friends will see him or
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NEW YOnK STATE LEAGUE.

At Utia-t'tica. /. Albany O.
Al SCrnntOn-SGant0u. 6 Binghumt0n. s.
A. Truy-Troy, %, A, J. a c.. =
At Wukesblrre-Wnkesbar 3; Syracuse. l.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Baltimore-Baltimore 6: Jersey City. 2.
At Toronto-Montreal. Z: Toronto 2
At Rochester, Buffalo. s.: Rochester. /.
Az Newark-ProTidence 6; Newark. /.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Hartford-Hartford. 9; Bridgeport. Q
At Waterbury -Holyoke. Z, Waterbury.
Al spring Sdeld-New Hlyeu, 6: Springfield, l.
At New Britain-Ncw Britain. 9 Mrrldcn. L
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At dianapolis-Indlanapoli z: Milwaukee. l.
At L0uisyillc-Louisyille. 3. Kansas City. l.
At Columbus-Columbus 4; ST. Paul. 5
At To!edO-rolcdo. 6: Minneapolis. 5.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At ioingham-Memphis. 5; Birmingham, 4
At AIoble-Montgomcry !: Mobile. O.
A. Nashyille-Nashville, =: Little Rock. O.
AZ Auanta-Atlanta, 3; New Orleans, p
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Omaha-Denver. l: Omaha, O.
At Liucoin-SiouT City. 5; Lincoln, I.
AZ Des Moines-Pueblo. 10; Des Moines, 5.
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Roanoke, 4, Portsmouth. 1.
scial to The Washington Herald.


Roanoke, Va, June 12-The local team
put II all over Portsmouth to-day in the
prettiest game seen here in several
weeks, Roanoke winning by a score OF
to l. The good luck that came to the
Highlanders in the sixth inning did the
work for them. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10: Columbia. 2
At Observation-Disclosures, 8, Macon. l.
At SaVlunah-Sayannah. 2, Augusta, l.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
Occnn Stenmrhinr.

New York. June l2-Arrived: Cedric. from IAve--
pool June &
Arrived out: Celtic. at Queenstown: Campania, at
QuccugtUvu
Sailed from foreign ports: Arabic from Queens
town