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The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
OAKLAND RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FUtuTity course Curriculum le7
lBnlBelD, 25 to I. won Nagazsm lie Ofclntyrej II
% To- second; Gala, los Heathertonl 81 70 l. third
Time, III Is Dr. Coleman Nentia Peggy O'Neil.
Deneen. Azusa. Cerie Santa, Mechlin Marvel and
Bankart also ran.
SECOND RACE-0ne-haf mile. Fargo Rose l0l
lNcIntyrel to ]. won jim Mallady, l02 d.rclT.
gus. TO l, second; Middle lo6 galentry), to 2
third. Tine. cas- YelloWfoot Intonation. Col
Dick. ListoEeli, Narrator, 0blin, Ormonde Afinaiio
Pole Yard. and A. Chates also ran.
THIRD RACE-0ne milo and twenty yards Dol
lie Dollars g GilmeTtl, Is 10 l. won; Dsruma. le5
lAIentTyl, l3 to 5, second; Gargantua l6s uEc11r-
gusl Is to 5. third. Time, Ia 25. Alena Bye
BE, Cart Burnett, Tavora. Astoria Belle, and Joe
Come also Taa,
FOURTH RACE-six furlongs. Ellerd, a fKirsch-
bsuml, to / won; College Widow s5 walsh
Il 10 p second: Toupee, 15 AIcIntyrel. to third
Time. l:l3 l-5. Sibari. Entre Nous May L ", and
Ancna also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile, JACK Paine 90 (Grots)
TO l. xon; Patriotic, IS eIentryl Il to TO- second
Ali Gold. 100 lBuxtonl. % TO l. third Tine Ia s-5
Rustler, 0thmar, Sangin. and Thiery also ran.
SIXTH RACE-0ne mile. Boggs. liz CMcIntyrel
70 5. Won; Catherine f., sS (HaTisj. to ], sec
Cnd; st. Agnes, lo2 Gilbert, l3 70 / third Time
1a2 IS. WolfTille. Highgm. and Walter Miller also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
EARLE SEEKS SECLUSION
Affinity Kissed in Little Country
Town in New York.
Artist Strikes Reporter When He
Asked About Plans
for Future.

New York. April 9.-Bringing back HIS
bride. whom he is said to have married
last fall in a little Italian town, Fred
erick Pinney Earle. whose first wife ob-
taiHed a divorce in France 10 enable her
husband to marry Miss Kuttner, returned
to-day on the North German Lloyd Liner
Frederick der Crosse from Naples.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle took the train to
Monroe. y. Y
Mr. Earle owns a country place at Mon
roe. and it is said the couple viii at oncs
reopen the place.
Many reporters awaited Mr.. and Mrs.
Earle as they got on the train TO go 10
Monroe. Several newspaper men accom-
panied them, and when one OF them asked
Earle what he and his wife intended TO
do, where they would live. and other
things which might interest the public,
Mr. Earle got Up abruptly from his seat,
and without a word reached out his long
arms and struck the reporter fun in the
face, breaking his glasses and cutting
him
When they reached Monroe. they found
curious crowd OF villagers awaiting
them. There were many catcalls and a
good deal of kissing. The restless feeling
among the crowd was plainly evident
Earle and his wife took a carriage i'm
mediately at the station and were driven
out to Quaker Hill. their country place.
II Is understood that Mrs. Emily Earle is
still in Paris, however. with her young
child.
Air Earle had changed his appearance
considerably when he arrived here on the
steamship. His hair has been cut short
and his beard and mustache are shaved
off
Yes, 1t is true that my brother has
married Miss Kuttner.' said Victor II.
Earle
It IS said that one reason for AIr.
Earles early return 70 this city IS that
under the viii Of his gTandmOtbeT, Mrs.
Elizabeth p Earle, who lived at y East
Fifty-seventh street, and who died last
month. the artist received a bequest Of
S50.00a
To claim this legacy. and TO put in a
claim for a share Of the residue OF the
estate. Mr. Earle will have to appear in
court here
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
UNION LEAGUERs AT WORK.
Manager Waller Has a Big squad a,
Wilmington.

Wilmington, Del, April 9-All Of BILLY"
Walters bunch Of twenty-five candidates
for places upon the Wilmington Union
League team have arrived and are quar-
tered at the Hotel Wilmington. The
weather yesterday would not allow prac-
tiee on the grounds. but late in the aft
ern0on a number of the men did some run
ming in Rivervie =. The first game the
Union League team viii play in this city
will be on Saturday. when the Steelton
Club VIII be the attraction
Rain prevented the game between the
Toronto Eastern League team and the
Wilmington Tri-State club. but the teams
viii meet tomorrow al Front and Union
streets The Canadian team, which ar
rived this morning from the South, where
they have been doing preliminary work.
is a husky bunch,
Mike" Lynch has reported TO the local
Tri-State club. Lynch will be played at
short and third during the season.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
UNIONS HERE TOMORROW.
Open with Philadelphia and Then
Play Baltimore.

The Washington Union League squad.
with Manager Arthur Irwin at the helm,
viii arrive in this city tomorrow morn
ing for the series with the Philadelphia
Unions.
The teams wiz play three games, Sat
urday Monday, and Tuesday, and on
Thursday, Friday. and Saturday will play
the Baltimore Unions. The grounds at
Fifteenth and II streets northeast are
practically completed and will be in Teadi-
ness for the game tomorrow.
As the local Unions viii have an OF
day Wednesday, it is thought likely Man
ager Irwin may award the date 10 one OF
the strong local amateur teams
The first 100 season tickets, which viii
be disposed Of for SO apiece, were put on
sale at Hickman & Whites yesterday and
had quite a run.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10

New York, April s.-The first division
OF the Yankees landed in town last night,
having left Baltimore yesterday after
noon Ten Of the men who have been in
the South for the last month were ex-
cused from further games and sent home
to round out their work on their own
diamond. Every morning until the cam
paign opens American League Park viii
harbor a bunch of ball tossers who are
to bring the flag 10 this city.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
BOECK ARRAIGNED III COURT.
JeweIry Salesman, Who Sought to
BE Dictator of China, Held.

New York. April 9-John Edward
Boeck. the jewelry salesman, who con-
templated being dictator Of the Chinese
empire, was arraigned to-day before
Judge Grain, OF General Sessions, on
eight indictments for larceny.
The indictments show that Boeck got
away with about $1,000 worth Of jeweIry.
but as District Attorney Trowbridge said
that there were other complaints in the
district attorneys Office making the total
about $4,000, Mr.. Trowbridge asked for
$4,000 bail. A lawyer who appeared for
Boeek said Il was excessive and asked
for Slo,900 bail
a man who can steal S6o. .9o0 and get
out on $1,000 bail would seem to have
made a good investment said Assistant
District Attorney Marshall.
Judge Grain said he thought the bail
should be high, but he would give his
decision tomorrow. Boeck was COM
mitted 10 the Torhbs.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
POLICE PREVENT DEPARTURE.
Wealthy Chieagoan Arrested on the
Chnree of wife Abandonment

Wealthy Chieagoan Arrested on the
Charge of wife Abandonment.
New York. April 9.-Donald o. Martin.
said to be wealthy young man o. Chi
cago. was arrested on the dock Just be-
fore the Carpathia of the Cunard line de-
parted to-day. When arraigned in the
Tombs police court later he was held in
500 bail to await extradition papers from
Chicago. where the young man is charged
with abandonment OF his wife
Lleuts Moody and Lesson OF the Gen.
tral Office, arrested Martin on s telegram
from p. D. O'Blien, chief OF Chicago de-
tectives. alleging that the prisoner had
been indicted for abandoning his wife,
Marguerite. Martin carried two suit cases
into court with him and had a pair OF
field glasses slung over his shoulders.
he had engaged passs &c and 4 stateroon
on the steamship, which is bound for
the Mediterranean.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
LOSE THEIR FIRST GAME.
Hatehetites' Errors Help GaIInudet
win one-side.I Contest.


George Washington lost It's arst game
OF the season yesterday to GaiIaudet, in
a contest replete with errors by the
Hatchetites. Score. 1S TO 2.
This Is the first time in years that a
Kendall Green team has managed to whip
the Butf and Blue. the victory being par
tally accounted for by the losers lack
of practice
The one bright spot in George Washing
tons fielding was the work Of Horning at
short.
By misjudging Cooper's fly in the In
ming, Parker allowed the Gallaudet cap
tain to score a home run. Gallaudet
played IN improved form, with the excep-
ton Of Catcher A. Bell, who had an on
day.
Birch pitched strong game for Gal
laudet. and furnished one of the fielding
features by gathering In q hot liner In the
fourth
Morris was the star, making three diff
cult catches. getting three hits and run
ming the bases with great speed. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
CONTRIBUTE TO FUND.
Many Organizations Send Money for
Olympic Athletes.

New York, April 9.-Secretary James E.
Sullivan. of the American committee Of
the Olympic games Of 1908. yesterday re-
ceived a communication from President
A. S. Goldsmith Of the Pacific Northwest
Association, Of the Amateur Athletic
Union to the effect that this association
had voted $50 TO the fund which the
American committee Is trying to raise
TO have America properly represented at
the Olympic games this summer. The
University Of Michigan. has also contrib
uted 800
The club members OF the Catholic Ath-
letie League are taking up subscriptions
among their members for the American
Olympic fund. AS there are l2,000 20
1900 boys belonging to the different clubs
in the league, $50 TO $500 is expected to
be realized.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
CHESS MASTERS TOURNEY.
Experts Have on Day, Only Few
Matches Being Played.


Vienna, April 9.-There was sn or day
in the international chess masters tour
nament, now in progress in this city. and
only those competitors who had adjourn
ed games in hand from previous rounds
were called upon to resume play in this
game
There were four such contests in all,
namely. the adjourned games between
Maroczy-Cohn and Berger-Alapin from
the ninth round and those between Rete-
Leonhardt and Joyner-Mieses from the
late round, When they were adjourned
Alapin and Mieses had much superior
positions against Berger and Joyner, re-
spectively. while the other two games
were adjourned in even positions.
The games resulted exactly as expect
ed. Maroczy and Cohn and Reta and
Beonhardt drew while Alapin beat Ber-
ger and Joyner went down before Mieses
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Piedmonts have organized their baseball team
for the season lGs With the following officials ana
players: Charles Williams president; William Box
ley. manager; H. Pickett, business manager Thomas
Jones, secretary; WI Lee Jones. scorer; John
Campbell and Thomas Poindexter, catchers; William
folliyeg. James Ford George Stevenson. Guy Brady.
ana William Davis. pitchers John Ross captain and
hrst base; John SIMS second base; William Barbour
t1ird base; James Scott, shortst6p; r Mathews.
left field; II Sims, rsht field; c. Murray. center
heid: c. Ray. utility. The piedmonts openea Their
season Monday ty defeating the Howard University
teaI1' te ). Teams wanting games address John
Ross 80 New Jersey avenue northwest
The Advent Athletic Club and The interstate Com
mefee Commission junior team viii clash on the
Aenument lot Saturday afternoon at O'Clock The
following members Of the Advent club VII repot for
practice this afternoon at $50. NARROW. Michael
Fielder, seaton, Brayshzw. Tense. seboru Rsisa-
berg Juneau, Brennan Love, Masser. and o.herr
Fno visa to try f0r positions The Advent club eor-
daily extends the glad hand 70 other teams wbose
members are eighteen years old and games can f1
arranged foF through A. A. 0rmsby, manager liz
Adams street northwest.
Eifts-fooF clerks Of the Post-otTcs Depar,mspt
aeieated team seeatsS from tbs other floors In ne
bulidsag in baseball game Yesterday on the Can
Hai Clty grounds. the scofe being 10 3 MANY fire
pays SeEs made. both mines showing form for s.
early IN the season.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
MAPS LOSE IN NINTH.
Carr's Hoosiers Put 1t on Cleveland
Blues-Score. 4 10 E

A4AOs-'oOtt' 10 ..
indianapolis, April s.-The ninth inning
to-day gave Charley Cars Indians the
game. 4 rams to Clevelands s. The Mans
scored in the first, when, after Clarke had
walked, Bradley hit, and Stoval had
bunted, Lajoie hit out two-bagger
In the sixth and seventh hits BY Brad
ley and Lajoie, with one by Bay in the
seventh, brought in one each.
The Hoosiers hit three times. which
with a walk OF Berger and Davidson's
passed BALI, gave two runs in the third
In the ninth Hopie beat out a bunt and
on H0wley's attempted sacrifice the unn-
pire failed 10 call him out at secon6.
slagle dumped one to Rhodes. and was
safe when Rhodes found third uncovered
Busch was walked and Cook flied out.
forcing IN two runs.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
- 81 When winnIng - senred-

Earned runs-Washington, =; Cincinnati
J. First base by Washington. J.
Left On bases-Washington 4; Cincinnati
q First base on balls-Of Smith. g: of
F'alkenberg, 1. Innings pitched-By Smith,
o; by Falkenberg. l. Hits made-Of
Smith, 3; of Falkenberg, 4. Struck out
By Falkenberg. 2 Three-base hits
Mitchell Freeman. Sacrifice hits-Mc-
Bride, SChleiss %, MoWTy Ewing I'M
pire-Silk 0'Loughlin Time OF game-I
hour and 20 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
Foley Enters wrestling Tournev.

Howard Foley. CT the Memorial Athletic
Club, the feather-weight champion wres-
tier Of the District, win accompany Frank
Lockhead and Vie Heron, of the d. C.
\. G., 10 New York tomorrow morning.
where they are entered in the amateur
wrestling championships. to be held At
Madison Square Garden.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
sCHAEFER SERIOUSLY Ill.

Billiard Player on the yerge~of a
Breakdown for Some Time.
Chicago. April Sake Schaefer, the
billiard player. was brought back TO his
home to-day in a serious condition. The
cue champion has been on the verge OF
a breakdown for some time, and his wife
refused TO permit him to so on in his ex-
hibition with Hoppe at Albany a few
nights ago.
Schaefer is now at his home here, un-
der the care Of physicians.
George Sutton left fer the East to-nisht
to finish Sehaefers exhibition billiard
dates with Hoppe
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
BASEBALL RESULTS.
Seu Haren-Yal. q. 80. !

At New Haven-Yale. 9; Tufts. |.
At AashEille-Nsshville, :; Brooklyn, T.
At philadelphia-Ph -Philadelphia z. Athletes
At st. Logis-Amerlcans. 5; Nationals.
At Coiumbus-New YoTk. s; Columbus.
Durham. \. C.-DaT,mouth, 5, Trinity.
A. iphia-unigegsity Of Pennsyiyania :
Tenaonf, .
At Co!umnus-Calumbus 3. Monroe, l
At 6uifDoTt-Jsckyen. ?: Gulfport. L
At Niaeon-Aiacon. 2; Augusta, 6.
lessi.
At saFsnnah-saEannah. :: Charleston.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
CATTLE KINGS TRIAL OPENS.
J. T. Murphy, of Montana. Charged
with Fencing $4,000 Acres.


Helena, Mont, april 9.-The trial. of
John T. Murphy. kRown as Montana's
greatest cattle baron. who was indicted
on the charge OF the unlawful fencing
Of 5000 acres OF public lands in Sweet
grass County, viii begin in the Federal
Court tomorrow
More witnesses have been summoned
by the government to testify in this case
than in any similar suit in the history Of
the State.
District Attorney Sachs Will conduct
the case alone fer the prosecution, while
Murphy will be defended by several prom
inent members OF the local bar.
Only ten cents a week, delivered al
your door-the daily issues Of The Wash.
ingtou Herald. Phone Main $500.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10

- N--' '--S'' - N'N'lsN " nasHtiitpli1 D.
First base On balls-OR Brick, 3: of Hooten. l.
Struck out-By Hooten. 5; By Bhek g. Home run
Cooper. Threc-base hit-Hooten. Two-base hit
Hover. Sacrifice hits-W. Bell Parker Stolen
bascs-Gallaudet Z; George Washington. T. His by
pitcher-By Hooten. s. Wild pitches-Ho0ten 1
Passed balls-Wilten. S; A. Bell. . Umpire-AIr
Vinson. Time Of game-l hour and IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
CAN'T Does Well Until Eighth, when
He Is Found for Five RIMS.

speolaI 70 Tie Washington Herald,
Durham, \. c.. April s.-Dartmouth
beat Trinity this afternoon in a fierce
batting rally in the eighth after the North
Carolina Methodists had shut them cut
seven successive innings by I to 0. The
score was; Dartmouth, 5; Trinity. L
Glaze was puzzle to Trinity and al
lowed three hits. CAN'T. for the Metho-
dists, did as well until the eighth. when
he walked two, allowed a triple, double.
single. and another double, scoring nve
runs. He struck out eleven and t7laze
nine. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10

9. P. 0. LEAGUE.
DIsTRIcr pUcKPLN LEAGuE.
~ I'D LEAGUE.

While you think Of It. telephone you-
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald. ano
bin will be sent you at l cent word
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
RECORD ENTRY LIST
BlOOmingdale CrOss-cOuntry
Run Attracts Athletes.
BALTIMORE WILL BE STRONG
Eiphinstone, Winner OF Johns Hop
kins Run; HeaId, of the Y. N. c. A.,
Fleming, sehmitt, and Birney, of
George Washington, and Other
WeII-known Men to Compete.

The official list OF entries for the first
annual cross-country run Of the Bloom
ingdale Athletic Club, to be held to-nlor-
row afternoon at 2 o'clock over the
course used for the George Washington
run on New Years Day. is the largest
ever received for a cross-country run IN
the South, eleven schools, colleges, and
clubs being represented by ffty-two men,
Several more entries are expected before
Saturday, and it is probable that there
viii be over sixty runners.
George Washington, Western High
School. Gurley Athletic Club, Blooming
dale Athletic Club. and the Twlnlng Ath-
letic Club head the list with a large
squad from each organization. The most
promising bunch VIII be from Baltimore,
representing the Baltimore Cross Country
Club Eiphinstone. who won tho Jchns
Ho3kins run. being entered with this
team.
The meet viii start promptly al 2
o'clock from the end Of the Fourteenth
street car line.
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The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
BUFFALO BEATS LYNCHBURG.
Firginians Lose to Eastern LeaEuers
Through Poor Fielding.
SPECIAL to the Washington Herald.

HIlltlaI o the Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va, April 9.-The Buffalo
Eastern League team this afternoon de-
feated the local Virginia leaguers by Z TO
I, the defeat being due principally to the
wildness Of Oakley, who relieved West in
the sixth. The visitors went down in one.
two, three order in three OF the FIVE in
nings West worked, only sixteen men fac
ing this new recruit in the five innings
The feature Of the game was in the sew
enth when Anthony hit TO right for a
home run with two men on the bases.
Score
RH.E
Lynehburg. 1 0 % oso o. 5
BuHalo.....,.......,., 0 / "a - 2
Batteries-West. Oakley, and Westlake; MilHgan
and Ryan,
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
NCtdIIly r0ue TW0 winners.
The Summaries.

FIRST RACE-fiFe and one-haH fflongs Billie
Hiobs, i06 tMcCauhyl, 20 I. won; Sugar Pine ss
&C.. Brady, 20 J. second; The Wrestler 100 lEair-
hrotheri. 10 l. third. Time. 10 2-5 PaBtouae.
Smoker and Giles also ran.
SECOND RACE-FoUr and onehan firlongs.
Iakahira, i0l AicCarthyl, to g won; Elizabeth
sWeeney, l0T lQuauington. - !, second: Helen
Hills. l9 taIcCaheyl 5 20 J. third. Time. 0:ss s5
HaFkwing and Gerald also ran
THIRD RACE-six and one-haH furlongs Give
dear ll6 lHoggi y TO ]. won: Banyah. 1Is IT.
Burnsl. l 70 . second: Azure Maid, III lHorner3
70 / third. Time 25 Orfauo. Tea Leaf. The
shaughrauu and Richmond Duke also ran
FOURTH RACE-SeYen fuTiongs. Edgley s
AIcfaddenl, 70 l. won; The Clown 100 NC
Caheyl. TO /, second; Kempton 80 Tairbrotherl
% ], third Time, l3L Umbrella. Delphie How
ard Shcan and Milistone asso ran
FIFTH RACE-sc1en furl0ngs ITanhoe los Me
Cahey). 70 5 Won; Miss Cafeshy % tFarhrolaerl
Z TO l. second; Billy B. Van. 90 lQuaringtonl, Ie
te 3. third Time. 1si Is. Clements also ran
SIXTH HACB-SeTen and one-han furlonss.
Giles. lA lFaiFhTUtheTl. TO !. won: Park Row.
lR tHorneTl 10 5. second: ST. Joseph lls tBer-
gem. % g third, Time. l.37 Lslly and Winning
Star also ran
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
vILLANOVA A WINNER.
Trims Washington and Lee in Good
Game by 4 TO 3.

9t~@tei 10 Atv Nae4iiistpA nefdtGt
Lexington, Va, April s.-Washington
and Lee University lost TO ViHanova
College to-day. in a pretty game, to 8.
The varsity lost because Of failure 10 hit
at opportune times. George pitched a
good game for the locals. ViIianova put
Up a good fielding game. but was weak in
the box. Score:
n II ~
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
CENTRAL EASY WINNER.
Army and Navy Preps Fail to Hir
Rheem's Twisters.

Central had an easy time Of It with
the Army and Navy Preps In a slow
game yesterday on the Preps' field.
winning by Is to l.
Eddie Rheem twirled a good game
for the High schoolers. allowing but
three hits. Errors in the field proved
tta undoing Of the Props. Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
B0OKIES HARD HIT
All Winners at Benning Are
Well Supported.
GILES SHOWS FORM REVERSAL
After Finishing Last in First Race
sprintcr Starts Again in Closing
Event and Wins by a Head-BnIte
Hibbs Lands Opener-Giivedear
Takes Third Race at 10 to 1.

After running last IN the first race at
Benning yesterday, Giles started again in
the last race and won by q head.
In the FIRST race, Giles was ridden by
Tommy Burns. and was quoted at to J.,
but he was clearly outclassed. Billie
Hibbs, backed from z 10 3 by the vir-
ginia crowd, made all the running in this
race and won, ridden out, by a length and
a half from Sugar Pine. backed from 10
to ., with The Wrestler, another supposed
good thing three parts of a length back
Pantouiie was head cut Of the way.
When Giles started the second time he
was ridden by Fairbrother, and the smart
insiders backed him from TO 6. ST
Joseph showed the way for more than
half a mile. when Park Row, e-to-5-fa-
vorite, went to the front Then Giles
the latter at the last furlong
pole and won In hard drive, with Park
Row half length before St. Joseph.
Easy for Takahira,
John Maddens Takahira, pounded down
TO to from TO 3, wen the second
race for two-year-olds Ike a stake colt
He was in front at all stages, and just
breezed home five lengths before Eliza
beth Sweeney. Helen Hills was third.
Another successful coup went over
when Giivedear. well taken at 12 TO /.
showed the way in the third race for
-year-olds. and won handily By two
lengths. Tommy Burns waited too long
with Banyah. the favorite, so that the
latter had nothing left when he was let
down In the stretch
Edgley wen the four race. The Clown
made the running up TO the last few
jumps, when Edgely outgamed him and
beat him a nose on the post. kempton
was third, a couple of lengths back.
Deiphie got a weak ride.
The odd part about the fifth race at
seven furloEgs. was that while Clements,
who receded from to TO 5 10 5, was
left at the post. Ivanhoe, who carried the
really smart money and was played from
to 10 8. came home on the bit, beating
Miss Catesby by three lengths.
Three favorites won. and as the other
winners were all well supported the books
suffered.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.


FOURTH RACE-Seniug: three yearelas' and up;
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The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
DARTMOUTH BESTS TRINITY.

Battsres-west. Oakley. and Westlake; MiHga
and Ryan