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The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-21
lIONGBOAT MATCHED
AwiIi Race English Champion on
Niuht of Jan. 8 or 9.

New York, Dec 10. - Tom Long
boat, the f1eet-footed Indian, who re-
Gently defeated Dorando Pietri, the
italian runner, was matched to race
Alfred Scrubb, the English champion,
at Madison Square Garden, on the
aight Of Jan. or 9. Scrubb was per-
Suaded to reconsider his determine
ticn not to run a distance exceeding
Is miles, and will race Longboat at
the London Olympic Marathon dis
lance Of &c miles 385 yards.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-21
A Coin Trick.

Rub coin against smooth, upright
surface for little while. then press it
hard and take your hand away from 1t.
You will be surprised perhaps to see
this coin stick to the wood. The rea-
son Is that in rubbing the coin over the
wood and then pressing it hard, you
drive out all the air between the two
objects, and the pressure of the at
mosphere keeps the coin in its place.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-21
More Wheat to Come.

a Chinese doctor, as punishment
for causing his patients death. had to
pay ten loads Of wheat. While carry
ing the grain he was met by a man
who asked him to come and treat a
sick member Of bis family. "All right, ("
said the doctor, II will be there short
~. but In the meantime you may be
getting your barn cleaned out"-Scrap
Book.
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Just Suited Har.

please, ma'am, haven't a friend
or relative in the world" said the
tramp.
"Wen, I'm glad there's no one to
worry over you in case you get hurt
Here. Tigerp said the housekeeper.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-21
GETTING His Own Back.

"The giraffe has tongue eighteen
inches long," said Mrs. Taikmore.
"And knows how to hold it, too,"
growled Mr.. Talkmore, who had had a
long curtain lecture the night before
London Answers.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-21

Don't try to be mind reader. Think
how uncomfortable it would be to
know what people are thinking about
Hou.-Atchison Globe.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-21
Ohio Reaches Packet STAGE,

Pittsburg, Dec. 10. = For the first
time in six months the Ohio river has
reached a packet stage, and the H. K.
Bedford, leaving Parkersburg today,
is expected here Monday morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-18
ANGELUS WINS MYRTLE STAKES

GRAyEsEND, n. Y. June 17.-Fine
weather and a good card drew bis
crowd to the races to-day. The usual
conditions of police surveillance, which
have prevailed since the new racing
laws went into effect, We're still IN
force, and betting was sharply pro-
.hibited One arrest only resulted. that
of George Lichtenstein. brother OF SOL
Iichtenstein. the we'll known book
maker, who was charged BY deputy
sheriff with making bets.
The Myrtle stake. mile and, SIN
teenth, the feature of the card, result
cd In an easy victory for AnEelus,
cuoted at to i. Dorante, at 6 to
4 won the fourth race. The finish was
very close, and the first -four horses
were heads apart at the end, sum
maries: '
selling: one mile and q sl%teenth--anI-
taeus a to ~ first, Timing @ 70 -
SECOND, Lord Stanhope Is to 81 third,
Second racc--Handicap: two-vaar-
olds. five and half furlonRs--Fitz-
herbert Il to % first Lawton Virgins
(out shnwo second. Gliding Belle (out,
placed third, Time, los.
Third ruce--The Myrtle Stakes three
ycnr-olds and IN; mile anu a s.Steantl,
--Angelus e. tn ~ first, Monfnrf
lfeven) second Spooner 6 TO y third.
TINE, l;46 80.
Fourth rnce---.ttantlicap: all ages
lmile and an eighth-Dorante 10 TO y
lflrst, MONTGOMERY fevem second, Frank
lem font) third. Time, l;ha
!, rifth ince---tiree-Yenr-o las and un.
lsellng, about six fnrlongs-- Alethuo q
| 10 ~ first, Rig v, c. to y second
LANES II. Brady "a TO 81 third. Time,
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Diamond Dust

Three straights from the Truckers.
In the first game we made three hits and
two runs.
Portsmouth, made more hits than Rich
mond and then couldn't score.
Heffron's only chance In the first game
resulted in an error, but he played good
game IN the second.
Messltt is still swatting the ball--thrae
hits out of seven times up.
Kanzer figured in two double plays.
Vail struck out thirteen men and allowed
only three hits and-one base on ball and
then failed to win.
What has become OF Rim?
SaEdherr accepted fifteen chances without
an error.
The outheiders had easy time of it in
the first game. but were on the go In the
second.
Vail pitcheia game that would have won
nine out OF ten times.
Three thousand attendance in Portsmouth
yesterday at doubc-headcr. Ny, what u
letge crowd of people.
1son figured in hit and run in both
of the games.
Smith batted for Mailman An the ninth
and made hit. bringing in run.
Rcve!le put 1t to his old mates alright.
Seven hits and seven runs-guess that Is
playing ball
Seven straight games for the Lawmakers.
VIII the shoenakers ever get on their
feet again:
Bob Wallace pitched part of a game yes
ttrday for the Shoemakcrs.
Shaffers bunch is here again.
Perry. let them down easy. All we want
is two out of three.
They Will probably play double head Or
here Saturday.
Sparks returned yesterday to rest Zip.
Vail made strike-out record yesterday.
What! the knockers club turned out yes
ways boosted the team, win or lose?
BEN TUCKER.
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stnndlnr of thc c:Iuh..
Gnmcs To-day.
Roanoke at Richmond.
Lynchburg at Portsmouth.
norfolk at Danyille
Especial to The Tlmes.D,.n,,c,, /,

=
NORFOLK. VA, June 1.-THE Law.
makers pulled double header down
to-day from the Truckers by all around
superior work both In the field and
at the bat. by the scores OF 9 TO o and
to g. The Knockers Club was in
evidence. Umpire Byron and several
of the Portsmouth players wig were
not UP to the standard promptly re-
ceiving the bumps. Byron took his
Ikea soldier, but some Of the players
sulked and put UP even poorer cxhi-
billions.
Vail established new strike out
record OF the season. having thirteen
Riclmond scalps to his credit only
walking one man, and was found for
only three clean singles. Howard
famed nine. walked two. and was
found for four singles. With anything
like proper support behind Vail the
game would have been one of as pref
~ pitchers battle as ever was seen
on the local diamond.
In the first inning Heffron famed,
yipe was hit and stole second. Kanzler
grounded out to first, Riggs flew to
right and Lipe scored when Gnadinser
dropped and then booted the ball. An
other was added in the second inning.
Json laid down a bunt and beat It out
End was safe at second on lawrence
error He went to third on Messit's
rinele and scored when Howard hit to
second. forcing Messit.
The second game went to Richmond
as gift from Bertram In the first
Timing. when four runners were al
lowed to cross the rubber on two meas
ley ngles. Heffron flew out to cen
ire field, r.ipe walked, Kanzler got
life on Larkin's error. Riggs got in
n lucky single. scoring Lipe and kanz-
Yer. Sandher hit to second, forcing out
riggs Titman and Ison were hit by
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In one .rc he best contests ever par
ticipated IN by ladies in this city. the
ladies' Handicap Col fTournament,
was concluded yesterday on the Her
mitage Golf Links, when MISS Srump
won by two up at the last hole'in the
final match with Mrs. Rutnerioora. lne
first prize, handsome silver cup. WAS
awarded 10 Miss Crump. while Mrs,
nutherfoord obtained the second prize,
also. a silver cup. Mr.. William r. Will.
son and Mr. /. II. Blair accompanied
the ladies as official scorekeepers.
Both thc contestants have played
consistent. and at times. brilliant golf
OF the three matches Miss crump has
played, two have been Won at the last
hole and one was a tie, requiring an
nStra hole 10 be played. Mrs, Ruther,
ford has also played against strong
opponents. winning only BY steady and
excellent play close strug ~; IVA
predsted netWeen th tr twG ~ AM rhe MIA Ma
Rutherfoord equaled her best previous
record, ma king tho nine hols in 81
strokes, only to DO defeated at the
last by Miss Crump, who surpassed her
best previous record, making the nine
hole in 40 strokes The best Z, r ,s 9
eyer nm, msds ~ stsoK aay ." e 'ou =
AZ the beginning of the match MISS
Crump took the lead, winning four OF
the first five holes played By unusu-
ally pretty play, Mrs, Rutherford Their
turned the tables, winning the mex,
two holes In brilliant style. me n ,l,,.
mic one and she took tho last hole BY
one stroke, winning the match !,
So much interest has been shown II
tho ladies' tournament TINT other con,
tests Will be arranged later. a1aR Y
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THREE STRAIGHT
FOR THE RED 50X

DANy1LLE. VA. June 1.-THE Ped
SoX made liz three straight from Grim's
Shoemakers. by taking the last game
OF the series to-day. Shumann and
Walsh were the opposing pitchers, and
neither Was I'm good form. though
Walsh was steadier aud kept the hits
scattered better. Then. two fast dou-
bIe-plays nipped batting rallies and
fielding chances that looked promts ing
for the visitors.
Danville earned run in the first.
and was given one on two passes, two
sacrifices and an attempted sacrifice
in the third. Reinhart's triple and
Kirkpatrlck's wild throw added anott-
er In the fourth. and in the fifth Shu-
ire next three batsmen singled, three
scoring. Then Bob Wallace relieved
him with Stafford on first and nobody
down A sacrifice and a single scored
him. but the Buggs got one hit In the
remaining three innings. Lynchburs's
only run was earned BY Daviss sing
10 and kirkpatrick's long double.
Tin
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Athletes, IInrl Luck.

DETROIT. MICH, June 17.-Detroit
did not get 4 safe hit off Dygert until
the sixth. Then. with two out, the
bases were filled on two passes and
trinled and enough runs went home
with which to win: four resulted.
score by innings: X. II ~
netroit 800 0 COOS s-4
Philadelphia % l 0 10000 0-3 8
Batteries: Donovan and Schmidt: Dy-
Igert and Smith. Time, 1.2a Umpire,
|o'Loughln,
hit. Fail to Tally.
.CLEv ELAND, OHIO. June 17.-Cleve-
land made 1t three out of tour from
Washington to-day. winning ? to O..
Cleveland made only two hits against
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CAROLINA LEAGUE.
Tspeclal to The Times-pyspa,

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
GREENSBORO. N. c., June 17.-Alc-
Kevitt's Patriots had an easy time of
it to-day with the Hornets. winning a
slow game, 8 to 0, principally through
the wildnnss Of Drum, together with
the superb pitching of Hammersley,
who allowed the visitors only two
hits, one of these being a scratch,
Score by inninGs r, Fl. r.
Greensboro 1911 10000 0'-3 3
Charlotte .......0 0 O 90 0 90 90 2 :;
Batteries: Hammersley and Walsh;
Drum and Sherrell. Umpire, Wester-
welt.
Al t;reenvlle- Greenvllc, 5: winston.ssl,
en-. s.
At MISREPRESENTATION. o. spartanburg. .
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ARRANGE SELECTED
SCORE TOURNAMENT

Beginning Saturday. June Goth. and
continuing until August 1st se-
lected score tournament will be played
over the Lakeside course.
From the scores turned in by players
the two best scores on each hole will
be taken, and a score for the eighteen
holes made up in this way.
The player making the lowest Sc
lected score by this method will re-
ceive a suitable prize
No score card recording less than
score for nine consecutive holes will
be considered. Special score cards for
the tournament can be obtained from
the steward of the club.
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tsnec,al to The Times. pispatch. /

WILSON. n. c., June 17.-Wilson took
the third game of the series with Kin
ston to-day by the score of to In
pitchers battle. Anderson. the local
pitcher. having the best of it. 1t was
one OF the fastest games of the season,
Wilson winning in the ninth inning on
clean hitting. In this inning Turner
led off with a safe hit and Miller fol-
lowed suit; the next two men were
easy outs, and 1t looked as If the game
would go into extra innings, but Hill
hit the first ball pitched to deep cen
tire scoring Turner and winning the
game. This makes the eighth straight
game won by Wilson to none lost.
Score by innings: r. Fl. F..
Wilson 0O000O50.1-1 Z l
Kinston ........O o 5000 90 1 /
Batteries: Anderson and Holt: Brooks
land Young. Time. :45. Umpire, Smith.
attendance, 100.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

f JACKSONVILLE. Fla. June i7.--Lee's
superb pitching and Vola's hitting were tho
TEXTURES OF to.day's game. Hixon was hit
hard. Dwyer and McMilland played brilliant
ball.
Score by innings: II. H. y.
% o o o o o 1-5 2
Batteries--Hixon and Kahlkoff: Lee and
Roth. Time, 1890. Umpire. Buckley.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. June 1.-THE locals
got eight hits off volz to-day. and by bunch
ing In the second and third innings made
three runs. which lead Columbia was rot
score by innings: r. H. e.
Charleston 100 / o 0. o o .---3 2
Columbia .....O o o o o o o g l
Batteries-viebahn and Reisinger; Volz
and Cote. Time. :is. Umpire, TRULY.
AUGUSTA. GA. June l7.-Aususta-Ma Macon
game stponed: wet grounds.
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six for Washington, but had the luck.
Score by Innings: r. III. b.
Cleveland .......0 00t00o.-2 3
$50 0 0 OF 0 o 0 Do D
Batteries: Joss and N. Clarke; Gates,
Burns, Hughes and Warner. Time, 1881.
Umpire, Egan
LOngwortiis mt Game.
CHICAGO, III y. June thew York
bicke Chicagos Winning streak to-
day, defeating the leaders, 3 to g Man
uel held the visitors to two hits, but
bases on balls and errors made up
for this. Manning was batted out OF
the box In the sixth. The game was
watched by Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Score by Innings: r.. II. u.
Chicago .......0 10000 o. 6 4
New York ......0 j o 9 0 90 20--5 l
Batteries: Manuel and sullivan; Man
ming, Chesbro and Blair. Time, 2:1O.
Empires, Hurst and Evans
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.RKQlQRA'S BAD FORM

LONDON, June 17:-Richard Crol1ers
Rhodora, which is a favorIte for the
gold cup at Ascot tomorrow was bad.
ly beaten in the race for the Biennial
stakes at Ascot to-day. Rhodora was
not even placed. Sho started hot
favorite IN the betting AT to l
against w, Fl, Walters. White Eagle
was first, RENE Claude, owned by Lord
.uamIlton, was second, and G. Y, Pull.
leys Eaton Lad was third. Seven horse
ran. A
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J, M, 6, A. ATHLETICS,

In tho Boys Volley Ball and Indoor
Baseball League games at the Y. NJ.
C. A. yesterday afternoon. the Little
Stars defeated the Little Comets in
two games of volley ball, Il to 6 and
81 to 13, and in two games of indoor
baseball. is to II and to 1. On Sat
nrday morning the boys of the GYM
nasium and Bible class will so to
Forest Hill Park for an outing. The
Two hot games We're played last eve
ming in the Business Mems Volley Bal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-18
Should Run TO First.

Sporting Editor Times-Dispatch:
Sir,-Quite number of fans in this
city are complaining because Mana
ger Lipc does not insist on his men
running to first base whenever they
hit ball, whether it be apparently a
dead out or not. Several bases have
been lost lately on this account, nota-
bly, in the case of that fine player
Sandherr in last Saturdays game.
In the large leagues of the country
it is a rule to fine the batter $40 when
he fails to run whenever he hits the
ball. This should be the case with the
local club BASE HIT. i
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CREW COULD NOT
HIT OPPORTUNITY
-specIal 70 The Tlmes- p.spatch.l

Especial TO The Times D!spatct.l
ROANOKE, VA. June 1.-THE last OF
the series with Norfolk went to the
locals this afternoon by score Of
g TO Q.
Vernuelle was in good form and waa
given magnificent support by his team
mates. Roanoke made her two runs
in the second inning on hits by Pain
ter and Whelan and an error by Smith,
when he let the ball-go through him to
the grandstand.
Chenault did the box work for the
visitors, and was effective save for
the second inning. The first triple
play OH the home grounds was made
by Bonner and Haas in the first in
ming. Several times the visitors could
have tied the game up With a hit, but
1t was not forthcoming
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Grant Bnscball Charter.

charter was granted by the Cor
poration Commission yesterday to the
Charlottesville Baseball Association, of
charlottesville, Va. wilma maNimu9n
capital Of $4,000 and a minimum Of
$500. The officers Of the association
are Mr.. j. B. Wood. president; Mr.. r.
w. Holsinger. vice-president, and Mr..
in H. Montague. secretary, all of the
university city.
The team is composed mostly OF yir-
ginia players and the season was
opened Tuesday, when it split even In
a double -header With Winchester.
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REDUCES ADDED MONEY

NEW YORK, June little Coney
Island Jockey Club, which conducts
the meeting at Sheepshead Bay. gave
out the following announcement to-
day:
THE Coney Island Jockey Club
greatly regrets being obliged to reduce
added money so per cent. for all UNI
ing. The program for stake races will
not be changed and the added money
in these events will not be reduced
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Liltle nlclln,on,ls Min.

MARSHALL Street Colts in IN exciting
contest yesterday afternoon By the
score of 6 to a. The feature of the
game was the fielding of reyronett, a,
Aver and Rabneau for the Little Rich-
mcnds.
Score by innings: j. II. r.
Little Richmonds,0 20 90 70 f5lr--6 = ;
Cots $nn000- Ca 5 o
Batteries; Haskins aud Amos; HIN
and Dyson. Stolen bases---Rabineau
(3) Dyson ca, n. Amos, z. is, Struck
|oMt--by naslilns. Z; By Ilill D. um-
pre- Mi, w. Pabineau.
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For Auto Club.

NORFoLK, VA, June l7.-President Ah-
bot Morris. of the Tldewater Automobile
Association confirms tho report that the as
ISOLATION Is endeavoring to lease the Penn
sslvania building at the exposition grounds
for use as clubhouse. With the Boulevard
in good shape the run from the city to tho
clubhouse Will be one of the prettiest IN the
state, and Is believed, VIII do much towards
popuarizins sport In this section,
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HERMITAGE GOES DOWN
BEFORE CHARLOTTESVILLE
rsnecial q wv rlmes,plypat ION.

CH.NRLOTTESNILLE. VA, June To
characteristics baseball team, defeated the
Hermitage Club OF Richmond, on LanReth
Field to day to 4. MadduS. Pollardyand
Martin. OF charlottesville. led with the
stick while Pollard and MadduN CARVED of
the flelding honors. For the visitors, Ely
son twisted a steady game up to the eisth.
score by nMngs: II. Fl. p.
Hermitage ..,..,O . 3 . 0 o 90 1T I
charlottesville O&S o 10 oa .-7 II 2
Batteries--Ellyson and Broadus; Martin.
Pollard and Woodson. :.
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1909 40.
sixth race-maiaen tillies; five and
first, Pippin 6 to 81 second, Harlem
Maid q to y third. Time, 1:07 20.
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RALEIGH AND NEWBERN
BATTLE ID INNINGS
1sneoial 10 rha r,mes.plsnaich. j

SpeclaI 10 ne Illnca.DIspa1cn.1 -
RALEIGH. n. c., June l7.-Fourteen
innings with the score of = to In
Raleigh's favor was the sensational re-
cord OF the game with Newborn this
afternoon. Both teams did splendid
work, Newborn. however getting the
best showing with only one error to
five by Raleigh.
Score by innings: r. Fl. ~
Raleigh 100000 00100Ooo1-2 . )
Newbern. % O01OO000o00o OIL /
Batteries: Brandon and Wrenn; War
wick and Smith.
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.Al,ows Not one hit.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
X OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; VA, June 17,---Fred-
5erlckshurg defeated tho United states Fat
en, Office team OF washington this after
nooItSS to z, Manning for fredericksburg
,M.; ~ ~ o iaitl.sS Ma,ne. @
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MISS CRL!lMP WINS
BRILLIANT MATCH

ladies' championship tournament will
almost certainly be heldin the autumn.
No doubt these contests will prove eQu-
as interesting as the one Just con-
cluded.
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Summary: Sacrifice disadvantages.
stolen bases-tiriffin. Larkin and Lipe.
Double plays--Lipe TO RAMBLER: 1son
to KanzIer. Bases on balls--off Vail
i; off Howard g. Hit by pitcher
3rodie and Lipe. Struck out-by Vail,
,13; by Howard.g. Left on bascs-Ports-
Mouth 4 ; Richmond. 4. Time of game
lilo umpire-Byron. Attendance
1000
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Summary: Three-base hi.-Jackson.
Sacrifice hit--Clark. Stolen base-Mc-
NIahon. Struck out-by Vernuelle. 2:
by Chenault, 4. Base on bals-off Che
nault .. Triple piay--Bonner to Haas.
Left on bases--Roanoke, 8: Norfolk, 3.
Hit by pitcher-Shaffer. .. Umpire--
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stnndlng of thc club.

Game. To-day.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York
st. Louis at Brooklyn
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Especial to The Times psspa.ch.l

Especial to The Times D!spatch.l
GOLDSBORo. n. c.. June 17.-Golds-
lboro defeated Wilmington to-day which
lis the first game won on the home
grounds.
Score by innings: r. Fl. p.
Wilmington .....2 o. ! 90 o-3 3
IGoldsboro 20 = OIL .
Batteries: Wysongand Kite: UNI
stead and Bennett. Umpire. Henderson.
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Cubs Down Flllics.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. June IL
Chicago Won the decisive game of the
series with philadelphia to-day by
timely hitting.
Chicago 49,. 10Ooo2ooo-3 5. 2
Philadelphia ooo1ool00-s 2
Batteries: Frazer and King; Corrt-
don, McQuillen and Doom. Time, 1:52.
Umpire, KLEIN.
Two for New York.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE local Ma
tional League team made ~ three
straight by defeating Cincinnati in both
games of double-header to-day.
First game
Score by innings: n. =.
New York. .oooooooo'-a 5 2
Batteries: Coakley and Mclean: Ma
thewson and Needham. Time, LEO.
urnnires. Risler and tombstone.
Second game
Score by innings: r, II. =.
New York. ......12O OF ooo.4 $
Batteries: Weimer and Mclean: Nc
G,nnity and Needham. Time. 1:l5. I'm
Ipires, Rigler and Johnstone.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At New Orleans
Score by Innings: +. II. r..
Mobile ..........o ~
Batteres--Fisher and MassIns: Fritz and
Mathews. Time, les. Umpire, Pfcnnnger.
AT Nashville
Score by innings: II. a. u.
Birmingham $50 o . o 0 90 90
Batteries--Kellum and Seabaush; Robin
ron and Raub. Time. l:32. Umpire, Carpen-
ter
At Montgomery
Score by innings: X. H. Y.
Montgomery $500 o -
Battcrles-Thomas and Shannon: schopr
and Hurlburt. Time. 1885. Umpires. Fita-
simmons and OBrien.
At Little Rock
Score by innings: r. II. ~
Little Rock. o o o go .-6 s
Memphis .....5...0 o 90 o o o o-3
Observation-Disclosures and Wood; savidse
and owens. Time. las. Umpire. Brown.
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. FACULTY DOWNS THE GRADS

stead. the fairest faker of the faculty
foozlers. we present this "F' in behalf
of the fair fans as a touching token
from tender teasers.
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t 11rnchhu ..... ...oo1O0o00 Oil
summary: Earned runs-Danyills.
4; Lynchbnrs, /: stolen bases- ,Ie emn'
stafford, Fisher. Gettig. Two-basc
.hits-Henn. Kirkpatrick. Raley l2l.
Three-base h,ts-vReinhart. Double
plays--Walsh to Reinhart; Re,nnar,s L. 70
innings; Wallace. in innings.
Struck out-Walsh. /. Wallace, :.
Base on ralls-Walsh, ?: Shumann;
Wallace, >. Wild pitchesn77M ais
Time of gamo, .l5. Umpire. llennas-
cr. Attendance, 1000.