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WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST BACE-Siv f1r'er-s R,iordo rr- Ross.
to ?. vor- Jane ~vif. on Ta0r'.. fo s.--
ond. Torsg Robinson. lc1 Nlndr. = ta d third.
Time. u 80. Hent1- Eoos. 50. Jeanne Blue
Lee. Biss. and csc1e r. also saa
SECOND EACE-~rcefiechss ar1rt two miles.
W1Cdsidc. ~ AIcClaiuf NJ q, 5. won. Nl1n1n1
10 'Srautlard fn 8 second. George L+ir-r "a
lW. Alca'. 10 rn q. third. Time "a Tirs-ire.
Charlie Dickson. Bob Alone and Ntryu,akef aisb
ran.
THIRD RACE-Sx fsri-urs Dixie H.mrsl 10
on . Go 5. won; Auhr.Iitc. l'S Burtoni % % s.
second, Tartar Maid PCS Howard. j. to j. third.
Time. .i1 Yangee Land. Margaret Lexington Iafr.
E5ith Glenn, Lady Lis-as. Grardc Dame Uiya r-i
Little Minnie ais1 ran
FOURTH RACE-Siy fGrlourS Billie Huns 10
.BUrt0rI. t0 7. Uun- ClErlie Gilbert ll6 .Eu-ls.
Z % s. second. Giles. q OWh'triusI % J. Third
Tine. l-l IS, Asrsats-. Edscly Richard Reed
Hawkama. Acrc1n. and EU1pide- s's. ran.
FIFTH RAtE-one ami ouC-I1rrrrth miles Mu-
me Adsms l9i Burns g t0 J. won. R-iiu0rC. ID
lkOCmfTI. Cron SfC-nd. The clown % Francis 2
t' L third. Time .6 3-5 S0ion Single. Granada.
Blackshsep and Howard Sheau als, ran
SMITH RACE-Fivc and orch1f furIorss Nir-
ger REhy. lG Howard 6 to j. won. Hauksfir1f
M lNiCoil. even. second. Thistle Belle Jos tRl-.
S fn .. third. T;me. % 15 Patriot Maxim Grr.
Hampton Bsauiy Mann Colots. High Hat Long
John. Olive Ely. SIP Cannon ard Miss shannon
ulg1 ran.
SEVENTH RACE-FIve and ouehsV fuIo7rs
chief HAYES o. IB-cnuo1I. s t0 T. won. Berthe e.
p Funcisl even. second; Mirot i15 N.uirr 5
90 .. third Time l.E. Anna smith Trmrui-e
Cccksurc. Momentum. Cora Price. Niudou. and st.
Clair also ran
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LYNCHBURG FANS EAGER.
Want to Buy Team and Dust Grim
from Management.
'cial 10 The washington Hcr1ld.

epfc1al n The Washington hcT1ld
Lynchburg Va, July 1.-THE present
unsettled conditions in the local baseball
world are not due 10 a lack Of interest in
the game. The interest is not on the
wane. but rather there Is general de-
nand for change IN ownership. The
people want to own the team. but they
will not pay the price Monday morning
they will treat with Owner Grim If they
can buy. they will put ample money be-
hind the team TO strengthen H. II they
cannot buy. they are done with Grim,
say the fans. and Grim knows this is
coming The talk OF transferring TO Pc
tersbuTE Is not regarded seriously in
Lynchburg. and II such a tack is at
tempted an injunction will be asked for
Immediately. Lynchburg Is ready 10 back
the game better than ever before. but the
fans say they must have a little con-
sideration
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WINCHESTER GETS ONE RUN.
Visitors Narrowly Escape Shut-out
ut HagcrstOwn.
rccIal Il n Na.hInslln HeraIi-

Srccsl go The Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Nd. July u.-Winchester
barely escaped a shut-out at the hands OF
Hagerstown here this afternoon. the home
team winning by the score Of s 20 !.
KrebS. who was unsteady, his Wild pitch
I'm the first inning giving Winchester their
only run. was succeeded at the end OF the
second by Russell. who pitched great
bail I'm the fourth inning Sentz hit out
a home run. with two mcu on bases
The sensational fielding Of Baechtell was
q foatnrc. Score.
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SPORTS FOR TURNER'S
Entry Blanks Are Issued for
Games Next Saturday.
HANDSOME PRIZES OFFERED
Ten Events on the Programme, In
Guiding Three Gymnsstic Numbers.
Meet to he Followed ny Festival
and Concert, with Local and BaIti-
more Turner's Participating.

Entry blanks are out for the first an
nual outdoor meet arranged by the Co
lumbia Turnverein. to be held at Bright
wood Driving Park next Saturday.
Events are open to all athletes regis
tered in the South Atlantic Association
OF the \. A. U.
Gold, silver. and bronze medals win
he awarded to the first, second, and
third man in each event. and in addition
three silver loving cups have been do
mated by members and friends Of the
Columbia Turnvereln for the one-mile
relay race.
The events. which viii be from scratch,
include
loO-yard dash. high Jump (runningl.
hop. step and jump running broad jump.
pole vault for height. putting l6-pound
shot, horizontal bar, parallel bar. vault
ing horse, and oue-mile relay race.
on the conclusion OF the games a sum
meningitis festival and concert. inter
spersed with exhibition drills Of the varl-
Gus classes OF the Columbia Turnverein
and Germania Turnverein OF Baltimore
is on the programme.
Officials for Meet.
The athletic games start al o'clock,
and a nominal fee OF admission will be
charged. The officials for the games are
as follows.
Marshal Otto Goepcl physical director Columbia
nruvcreiu. Washington. d. e. referees. DT ID. r.
Wibcr and G. Roycr Hough; starter. Dr ". II.
Dear. Judges AZ the finish. James OShes and Pierce
Campbell ield Judges Prof Beckett Y. NJ g. A.
". e. Bowe. and W r. Hudson timers. nr. : j.
Owens. Cart e. Edwards. and u. JOsc: inspectors.
MaV schmidt. Aug. Duehriug. ir Curt Halfnef
ard +. Amdt clerk n the cour.c 4. NJ. Chsisle
assistant. j. Norn1u Foster. announcer. Charlie
King scorer Thomas kirhy. custodian n prizes
Rudolph De Zapp, iudgcs q gymnastics. Fred. Ec.
stein and Alvin schmidt Washington and pr
William Bcckcr Baltimore managers. Prot. 4. Mcr
ner Spdnhoofd. r +. Mann aud 4. X. Messner
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Hnvenners Down Boston Baking.

The Havenner Baking Company's base
ball team yesterday defeated the Boston
Baking Company's bread sellers by q to
II. The features were the consecutive
long drives by Atkinson. Havenner's 8
sturdy first baseman. and the pitching OF
Elmer Beall. who famed eighteen OF the
opposing players and had them at his
mercy at all stages. The Havenner team
wishes TO challenge the Corby and Stohl-
man baseball teams Address Fred Mey-
ers, care the Havenner Baking Company.
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BROOKLAND A WINNER.
Noses Ont Rockville Team I'm the
Ninth InniuE.

The contest between Rockville and
Brooklaud, played yesterday on the
grounds Of the latter team, proved to be
one Of the most exciting games pulled off
on the local diamond this season.
1t was pitchers battle. Linthicum had
little the better OF his doughty adver-
sary, and won his game by a timely
bingle,in the ninth inning with two men
out. Score:
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Earned runs-Tuining A. g.. A. GuTley a. c. .
First base by crrors-- Twin.ug A. C.. 2, GuTiey T.
O. ? Left or hascs-TWiuiTg 4. C.. lei Iufiey
a q First base on Lalls-Of Powell. G; Of
Tacgart = Struck out By Powell. s., by Taggart. 8
rbrre-blsc hits-Kllcr. Donovan, Mcrefce- Two
base hits-poHeH Terry Sullivan. sadlnce hit
Davis stolen bases-DJvis Stewart. Tagsar, Terry,
Rurertus. Passed ball-GabeL Umpire-Mr- Buck
lev Time Of game-2 hours.
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Left on bases -Indep'ndents. /; AIetropolitsns. s.
First base on balls-OG Bullock. 5; on slack ?: oY
Hartman. l. Innings pitchcd-By Hartman. Z: by
Slack. l. Hits made-On Hartman s; OF slack. 6.
Struck out-By Hartman g. BY Slack. /: hy Bul-
lock G. Two-hase hits-Jcuuicr %. Slack .Nessmith.
Wimeycr. Stolen hases-White Jenner ~. Plum
kct Slack o. Kiefcr Nessmth Widmcyer %.
Camaiier 81. sheppard ~. Wild pitch Hartman.
Passed balls-Pinnsr Kicfer ~. Lancaster I'm
pire-Mr. Giles. Time u game hour ana 80
Minutes
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TWo-baSc hits-Vsn Sale. Treakie t2 Three-base
hit-M00re. Home uns-Priddy. Willett. Stolen
hases-Joncs ~. Priddy o. Trsakle a. Willett ~.
Pickett ~. Van Sale %. Sacrifoe hits-Pearson.
r. Moore Double play--Willett to Thrall Hits
made-Oh Plum. 5; or MCGEE. r. First base on
balls-Of Priddy. ,. Hit by pitched halls-Picken.
Pearson. Struck out-By MCGEE. o. BY Plum. a.
ty Priddy. l2 Left on bases-Steel Plant a. q.
II. l.. g. Passed balls-MOody. ); Moore 3 Um-
pires-Air. Burgess and DR.. Schvinn. Time of game
Il hour and 10 minutes Attsndanoe. 74o.
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Earned uIn-Nnth. First base by crrurs-Ninth. ?:
First l. Left ON bases-Niuth. 9; First. s. First
base on balls-Of McNlahon. Struck out-By
McNiahon. 6; by MehleT Three-base hit-Hands.
Two-baSs hit-Stecker. Stolen bases -Hamann. Cole.
Double play-Hands 20 Quantrele 20 Heisse. Wild
-McNiahou. Passed ball-Kerper. Umpre-Mr.
Hughes. Time Of gamc-l hour and % minutes.
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t1rneI r7l0f"H "HogIrstUVnI 4 HOMO rlfl-SentH
Tvo-base hits-Simrson, G. Brown Double PLAYS
James to CoEgins 90 Luhn: Bacchte 20 James (2'
Nalry "a Scheller. Hit by pitched bail-ScheIler
Struck ont BY Russell. by Johnson, l. Wild
pitches b. Krchs. hy johnson. l. Bases on balls
or Hrebe l. oH Russell. /. On Johnson, L sacri-
fce hits Hanks. Weems ~. Umpire-vNIr McCsrlell
Tine - game hour and i5 minutes.
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Even Up M Richmond.

Special 90 Tie Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. July l-Honors we're
evenly divlded in the two games played
here to-day.
In the first game Sandherr's home run
i'm the first inning. scoring Kanzler and
Slebcr gave Richmond the game.
In the second game Hooker's timely hit
tied the score IN the eighth. Sparks
weakened in tho tenth, allowing two hits
ono a three-hagger by Wallace. Both
games aboundod i'm feature plays. The
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COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
MctrOpOIitRns Take Independents
Into Camp by ~ To =.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
Independents
The Metropolitsns defeated the II

The Mctropolitsns defeated the Inde-
pendents yesterday by the score Of L
to s. Five runs were scored by the In
dependents IN the first inning. but their
opponents beat that in the second i falf
Of the same by crossing the home plate
nine times.
Jcnnier led AT the bat. with two dou-
bles and a single. The Selding Of both
teams was weak Score.
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co1ored New Workers Organise Club.

The colored voters OF New York who
are residing in Washington have organ
Ted a club TO be known as the En-
pire State Republican Club with the
following officers: Lieut.. Walter A.
Pinchback, president: Edward G. Male.
vice president; Leon Turner, secretary,
and DIR. Charles l. West, treasurer.
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STEEL PLANT LOSES.
81. EIIEnbeth's OverwheIms Rivals
In Loosely Played Game.

St Elizabeth's swamped the Steel Plant
on the Hospital grounds yesterday, 10 to 2.
Priddy allowed the Steel Men but three
hits. while the Hospital nine connected
safely seventeen times. Score
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Esrucd runs-Staton. !. i. & o.. . Fir,t base
by crrors-S Station, 3; =. & o.. =. Left on baSts-
Station. :: b. o.. First base on baU.-Of
Knghton g. oh Thomrsou @ Siriok u;-By
Knghton u. by Thompson. 10 Two-hase hits
Grauain, Diss, err. Sacrifice hits Harmon ray-
Tor. stolen bnses-Hcalty ,1i. carr Rar-s. ShCwai-
ter. Osborne ~. Scharfr TGylor Lawson. Gal
ichcr .2l. Hit by pitcher r, kuightru. ]. h,
Thomson, J. Wild pitches- Knightou, Z; Thomp-
son. Passed haiis-,;lilchsr. - Umpire-Nr.
Flynn. fine Of game hours
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TOmorroW's pame-Ninth vs. Fifth.

On account OF an open date in the
Sunday School League yesterday the
First and Ninth teams hooked up for an
exhibition contest. which proved 10 be
the most interesting AFFAIR Of its kind
Of the season. The First boys were
whitewashed by four runs.
Mohler twirled n steady game for the
winners allowing his opponents only
four scattered hits. The fielding Of
Hands and Suess and the batting OF
Buehler were the features. Score:
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Win Revolver Watch.

In addition 10 the success Of the Amer
ican team. the Yankees did well in the
Individual contests, Lueschcr and Martin
leading the whole field in their aggregatC
scores. Winans. Casey. Winder, and AK
fell also did well
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Totals 24EH5 Total,

hsffneu F'Us-b -brooklhhd, Z FIRST base by errors
Rockville. 4. Left on bascs-Brookland. g. Rockville
4. First base on hals-Oh Whiting g. struck out
By Lnthcum. s by Whiting 3 Sacrifice hits-Lin.
thiCum. Poss Stolen bascs-Simons o. King (1l.
Tansill. Kemp. Hit by pitcher-By Linthicum l.
Wild pitch-Nhiting Passed ball -Ahalt. Umpires
--Messrs Higgins and Hiatt. Time Of game-l hour
and 40 minutes
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Len on bases-Blooming!ale, ;; ST. Stephens s.
FirSt base On halls-Of Murphy. /: on Moore B.
Struck out-By Murphy. 6; b. Moore. s. stolen
bases-Aioriarity. Heinrich Dunn i2 Gleason D0u-
bic pay-Clank to Fiddler Hit by ritcher-By
Moore. / umTife-Mr. Hoffman. Time Of game-i
hour and AZ minutes.
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Even Break Mt Portsmouth.
D...ial 90 The Nashlnrtnn Herald

Special 90 The Washington Herald.
Portsmouth, July u.-Portsmouth and
Danville broke even this afternoon. the
first game going 70 the Truckers. to ?
and the second To the Tobacco Bugs. TO
g. Vail outpitched Loos i'm the first game
and but for some loose play I'm the eighth
inning. Danville would not have scored
Carter was an easy mark for panyille In
the second game. while Portsmouth could
not hit Walsh effectively, except in the
third inning. Scores
First game X "A, r.
Portsmouth,. ......-..-. X D ]
Raieries-Loos and RYAN. Vail and Wadleigh
Umpircs-NIessrs McKccycr and Byron.
Second game K -. r.
pauvilIe ............... ] ! 0 Go Is :
Portsmouth ........... 0 0 0 0-3
Esttcries- Walsh and RYAN. Carter and Wadleish.
Umpires Niesus NcKec7er and Byron.
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Len on hases-Nigilants :: St. Xinccnt's = First
base balls-Of Connors. 2. on Wikers0u. g.
Hits made of Connors. II: OF Davis 6. Struck
out-By Connors ?; by Wilkerson. Z; hy Davis J..
Thres-base hits-America, Walter Two base hits
Grown. Broomc. Wilker0n. Sacrifice hit Broome.
Stolen bases Crown MorelAnd. Walter. Brewer %.
Millar. Cohill Hit BY pitcher By Wilkerson, !.
Passed ball-A. ConnorS Umpire Mr.. Cleveland.
Time OF game hour and 80 minutes.
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YANKEE RIFLES WIN
Finish First in international
Shooting Match.
BRITISH MARKsMEN SECOND
Most Remarkable work Is Done by
Americans at SOO-ynrd Range.
Lieut.. Simon's Mark BcStcd by
HeIRerud. BelEihn-Americnns
Also First in Revolver Competition.

London. July 1l.-Taking the lead at
the first range and never being headed,
the American team won tile nterns-
tlonal rife match. which closed at Bisley
to-day. The finals We're:
America 2.S3l; England, 2i56. Canada.
p i39: France. 2.27e, sweden. 2.2l5. Nor
way 2ls2; Greece, 1856 and Denmark,
h909
Only in one range that at 6" yards
did the Americans fail TO score the high
est number Of points As the margin
Of their lead continued to grow they
became great favorites. and al the con-
clusion OF the match the Yankees were
given a rousing cheer.
The crown prince Of sweden. who bad
been an interested spectator from the
start. rushed up to Capt Drain. the one
armed leader Of the American team,
and heartily congratulated him.
The victory Of the Americans Is gen
erallv considered a victory for the new
short-barreled Springfield rife. used by
them. as we'll as for their better marks
manship.
The most remarkable work done by
the Americans was at the So0-yard
range. where their total score was but
fourteen points below tho highest pos
siblc scoye There was some disappoint-
ment that the score OF S96 made by
Lieut. Simon yesterday. and considered
a marvellous feat. was beaten to-day by
Helgerud Belgian. who scored eo'
points. This was a new record.
Win Revolver Match.
The Americans also won the revolver
competition. with score Of 1914, forty
six points ahead Of Belgium. which was
second. and ninety-eight ahead OF Eng
land which was third
The American ard English scores al
49,, 9fefsreDt rangps y-ero .s FoIlouys-
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ST. Stephens had no difficulty I'm de-
feating Bloomingdale yesterday The
game was devoid Of fentures save for
klnpfer's running catch Snnra.
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r. & o. made "A stronE finish and
tied station In tho ninth inning yestcr-
day. Score. 80 Knighton and Thomp-
son both pitched well. but the former =
wildness ruined b. & O's chances
fer victory. Kuighton struck out four
teen Statiouites. while Thompson famed
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
the Vigiinnts-ScOrc, ~ 10 2.
STANDING OF TLC TEAMS

TomoTov's Zams-Maines ". ST Paul's az Tbir.
tCCnth and II streets northeast. AZ $50.
81. Ninctnts had walkovcr yesterday.
defeating the Vigilants by Il 10 g.
Both a. Connors and Davis. the Yigi-
lsnts' twirlers. were hit hard and often.
The support given them was anything
but good Score.
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BEACH CROWD LARGE
More Than 12,0OO Persons
See Brighton Racing.
FRANK GILL TAKES HANDICAP

Iessian and Gold Lady Crowd VIC
tor Ht the Finish, bat Contend
ers Cannot Get 20 Fore-Big Chief
and Bouquct Have Terrific StruE-
gle In the Finh-The Summaries.
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Darkness Ends the Twining-GurIey
Game I'm Eighth Inning.
sTAN.stNG OF THE TEAMS

TwininE increased its Head I'm the Inde-
pendence League race by defeating Cur
Icy in an exciting game on McDevitts
Field by 10 10 S. Both teams played
we'll
Keller led with the stick. getting a
three-base hit and two timely singles.
which scored four runs. Gahel's catch
Of n foul fly IN the second inning, and
Donovan's stop Of Molloys hard grounder
ss.raF..- o,t-fre- Score
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New York. July u.-More than 1900
turf enthusiasts saw some excellent rae
ing at the Brighton Beach track this
afternoon.
The weather was perfect The Trident
Handicap. at one and oue-quarter miles.
was The feature and It caused plenty OF
/ excitement Hessian. who carried lJi
pounds was an odds-on choice. while
Frank Gin was also well thought of &C
/ il 10 :. When the barrier went up Old
Honesty. 20 /. showed In front. and re-
mained there until be reached the back
stretch. Then N0tter moved up rapidly
with Frank Gin. who took command at
! the three-quarter pole. with Hessiau the
/ contender several lenEths back Gold Lady.
$ % 7. was also there and this order was
maintained To th- end. Hcss.an gained on
GIN as he turned into tine home stretch.
/ bat the latter who was az his best drew
away when the crucial moment arrived
and won easily. by two lengths. IN 2.oil-s.
Hessian took The place by a le-g,h. ana
a hair from Cold Lad, with the others
beaten Of.
! Big Chief - to o. and Bouquet u To
/ TO- had Il terrific struggle cf il iu the frh
event. but Big Chief finally won 10y half
la length
/ Jacobite. 20 I. won the first race. while
/ WapUnoCa. Z 20 10. made a runaway Of
I the second event.
/ Comodieune. 10 10 made an the run
/ ming in the third race and Verbatim. o. 20
I ]. beat Gliding Belle in the last race o
neck
Three favorites were successful, and
/ Nottcr rode t7o winners.
The Summaries.
! FIRST RACE-SeIling; tllrre.year-o1s and u1-
ward: six fruio-rs. Jacohi'e ll0 NusgrarpI 3 % q.
Won, Tom NcGnth III Miller. 70 90 J. second;
Explosion Queen Marguerite heutucky Bean. Ti-i-
ing. Ssurune ard pberr also nu.
I SECOND TwoJegr-Cds- selfvr, 1se and
ono haf frriougs Nar7uo-a. 1o Lang. = 20 %.
won: Terror r1 tDvg9rI 90 !. se~r5- s..
Withhold. l@ Vr'-ul. 70 !. third. Time. ls7 o..
Hammock Boz, Beauty Bright, and Pcs1t-ra also
ran.
THIRD RACE-Thrrc- rear olds ard upward .cr-
ing. siy frrl0uEs- tTrcdicne IT Mcdaniel. 20
lo ven: Grmaldi lG lNctterl n go g second,
SauriueEca. lcs lNulra. % j. third. rin~ 1l-
Jraur-Jr Easion Batsmau Umbrella. and Dead
gone sl-o ran.
FOURTH RACE-Tr.dert Handicap: threry-s-.
oiis and upward one and C-cCuarter miles. frank
Gdl lj tNortr'. n 10 3. vm- HC.,1U. ln
UuarI. 20 3. Second cold Taly ms N1cCahrr
Is % J. third. Tmo. cnf l5. On Honesty ari
Running Water ale, ran.
FIFTH KACE-ThreC yrar0lds. one mile. Rs
Chief. l1 'Notter.. 5 to a. won. Ror1ret I-i
IMclanisN. ID 90 m. sec0rd. Tvuri- T IT1rs
50 20 Z. thirl Tinc. 80. ouly three s,arrcr
I SIXTH -Tu1rl-.r'fs. rra and rr-.ta-f
f1r0uCS Verbatim 100 sumter. % % ! won.
Gliding Belle Il- NIirer 5 tp 2 ssc,ri. D.rle
Io NlcCsuhyI. % o. T. thIrj Time I.'- g. Gr1
Helm. Pate-, Personal. Chafucl and Tmd1c,5l
also ran.
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GOLFERS GAIN SKILL
Yankee Professionals Rival
Foreign Experts.
COMING TOURNEY TO DECIDE

Home Talent VIII BE Pittcd Against
Cream of Old WorId's Cracks In
Matches Latter Part Of August.
Myopin Course in Fine shape and
New Records May BE Hung Up.
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CHAMPS DOUBLE UP
Norfolk Team Takes Double
header from Roanoke.
ONE PITCHER GOES TO PIECES
VernueIIe Gives Passes and Hits One
Bntsmnn-RcsuIt Il that His Sup
port Goes 10 Pieces and Fails to
Play Snappy Game-BOth sides
Work Hard in the second Game.
sn..inl 70 The washington Hsrnld.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Norfolk Va. July 1.-THE champions
doubled up on Roanoke this afternoon.
taking both ends OF a double-header'
to . and to 3, and at the same time
rooted the Highlanders out Of third
place.
Roanoke had two very bad innings
one I'm each game. In the eighth inning
Of the first game. after Roanoke had
tied the score in the sixth, the cham
pions touched O;ey for four hits, and
these. with a sacrifice and a wild throw
gave the champions four runs and the
game.
In the third inning Of the second
game Roanoke, or, at least, Pitcher
Vernuelle. went to pieces. two hits. TWO
bases on balls a hit batsman. and an
error netting the champions five runs
and giving them a lead which could no'
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r. R. Y. N. c. A. LEAGUE.
station and p. & o. Play Tic Gnmc.
score. . to 3.

To omorroNs gan. Trsrufr v. r. & d.. al
Fifth street and Florida avenue northeast. al $50.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
81. stephens Has Easy Time with
the BlOOminCdaIcs

sTANDING OF THE TEAMs.
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To-nauov's gamc-st stephen. vs. brentwood.
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Totals....... ~ l6 2 Tptais....... , s'55 70 6
'Eipec out; stepped out Of hattcrs box.
Station. ..-............. O O q 0 0-J
r. * O........................c o OOI Is
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sUNDAY-scHooL LEAGUE.
Ninth Blanks First Methodists in
Exhibition Game.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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LONDON. March There are
political einehes. sor snaps aud
sinecures galore the world over.
but the greatest Of these Is held
By the lord great chamberlain Of
England
Ills Is the candy Job an right.
Only on two occasions does he have
10 don the robes of office when
parliament opens. aud on those rare
occasions Nhen there - a corona
tion. And his SALARY H. 81 b0o a
year
When the king starts the legisla.
tive mill. The lord great chamber.
lain " master 81 ceremonies Tn
less you have a ticket bearing his
signature You cannot get In Al
|coronaiiona be ~ the most dlEnifIed.
gorgeous and Elofified os all the
TITLED flunkeys that dance attend.
auce upon the sovereign.
The Marquis Of Choimondelcy.
pronounced "Chumiey. present lord
great chamberlain. Is the 2ist hold.
or Of the snap. which vas created
By Henry !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-05

Claude NJ Farrell axe Is. died
at the family residence. 212 Har.
ward az North. March 4 The body
II At Collins Hrus. undertakcrH.
John Olson. age 20, died ~ the
Seattle General hospital March 8.
lie was the father Of Mrs John
Ahelaet The body h. At johnson
A. Hamilton. undcrtakers
Tadao Kubo. aga 2 months. died
at the family residence. 522 Jack.
son st. Wednesday. March 4.
Eta Marie Duff. aged p. died NJ
the family residence In West Sc.
attic March I The remains are at
the parlors OF the Bonuey-W atson
company.
lrne Arcodaus. age ie months
aud 20 days. died Of typhoid fever
on March In this city
Irene PurinKton. aged J. died az
the family residence ut York Sta
tion. The remains are at the Ron.
ney.Natson company, undertakcrs.