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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-14
AUTO CLUB NOTES

The Polish a. c., of Buffalo n. Y, is now
being organized with Stanislaus Lipowicz as
was held to Erie, Pa. on May S1st, clgh-
teen taking part.
The Rockville Comm a. C. has been or
ganized as a member of the state branch
The officers >are: President George y.
sykes; Vice-President. William Maxwell;
Secretary and Treasurer, Lebbeus Bissell,
Motorists of Lebanon. Pa, held meeting
recently to organize a permanent automobile
club. S. 7. Light was elected presiding
officer of the meeting, and temporary or
ganizalion was formed with Mr., Light rs
president, w. S. Davis as secretary and f.
Il Hauer as treasurer.
The 'WinchendOn a. G. has been organized
at Winchendon, Mass, and tho Following
A,herton = Converse; 'e' vice-Presids si,.
uker. Howard II. Elliot; Directors. Nelson
D. White. Robert b. Greenwood, Frank II.
Parker and Lawrence 7. Cummings. Tho
constitution was signed by thirty-eight mo-
torlsts
The Scranton (Pa) "A. C. recently notified
thosroad supervisors of I.ackawanna county
that they would be prosecuted II they failed
to remove the loose stones from the roads
or 10 place signs and distances at the cross
roads, The supervisors Of Abingdon tow.,-
ohey but they would also limit the speed
OF automobiles in the township to eight
miles an hour The club viii now bring a
test case to ascertain whether or not the
road supervisors of second-class townships
Iii Pennsylvania have the right to fix 4
speed limit for automobiles.
The automobile clubs of Wllkesbarre and
scranton are planning to erect a summer.
clubhouse in the heart of the pocono Noun
tans. They believe it could be made Il
Mecca for motor tourists from the big East
ern cities.
Twenty owners and prospective owners q
Albuquerque. n, Nj, on May eth organized
the New Mexico Automobile Club. NJ. w.
iE'lournoy was elected president; D. *. Il.
Sellers first vice-president; II. Il. Putney.
second Vice president; Dr. L. &. Rice treas
urer; II, q. Brooks, secretary. A committee
and bylaws to he adopted at the next reg
sular meeting of the club.
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;t!|::.::,,II&,
MAIN . Lam .orREg1o

ease. He was stricxen on Juno 4th,
but apparently was recovering. TING
fatal attack Tonight was unexpected.
Siler was a lightweight boxer In his
younger days. He then became ref
rec, and adJudicated many of the IA
nous fights OF the prize ring. lnclud-
ing that between Corbett and FItz-
simmons and also tho championship
fights between Jcffrics and Sharkey
and. Cans and Nelson. He has beer,
on the staff OF Chicago newspapers
for several years.
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Especial to The mes-Dispatch. ]

! WINSTON SALEM, N. c., June 49,
The star ball game of the season was
played here this afternoon between
Winston Salem and Greenville, the To-
tals winning by score OF 3 to l.
Steiner. who was in the box for the
Twins, Won the game IN the fifth in
hing by giving the ball a long drive
bver right field fence. scoring himself
and another man, who was on second
base. A purse Of about $50 was made
up and presented to Steiner just after
his homer. Later, he was the recipient
of a suit of clothes, a SIS hat, etc.
Score by innings: r. II. Z.
Winston salem 20 0 0 O 20O1'-3' 0
Greenville ......0001 OO000-1 o
Batteries: Steiner and Hobbs: Nc
Tarlin and Pressly.
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sufficient voltage TO cause death.
knocked him to the ground, rendering
him unconscious. No bones were
broken but for time it looked as if
the man had been killed. Medical aid
was summoned. and the man was taken
to the Virginia Hospital. where at a
late hour last night lie was reported to
be resting quietly.
An official of the company stated last
night that WhitWorth dlrectly violated
the rules of the company by not turn
Ing in his car when It was reported by
the shopmnster to BIO out OF order.
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MAUD LEAVES MERRY
WIDOW FAR Abe AID
Especial to The Times Dispatch. J

PETERSBURG, VA, June IA
mule race with Mayor Jones acting as
Judge and Police Justice c. II. Plummer
as timekeeper, proved the star sport
ing event of the day at Riverside Coun-
try Club this afternoon. Long -eared
thorough breds from many local stables
We're entered, the owners swapping
mounts, winner to come In last. The
tail end victor turnad up in j. r..
Jones's Original Maud" q. I. Cum
mins's Merry Widow second and Il.
w. Collier & Co.'s "Seven- Eleven"
third. A big crowd witnessed the race.
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PLNKOLA FINISHES IN FRONT

CINCINNATI. OHIO, Juno 13.-The
fourth event. a free handicap. at a
mile, was the feature OF the card at
Latonia to-day. Pinkola won easily
from Prince Ahmed. with Wool Sandals
third. Track fast. Summarizes:
First race--siX furlongo-Minnehaha
t($l505, straight) first, Demo (s1250,
place. second. Enlist (sl175. show
third. Time. 1914.
Second race-six furlongs-Geneva
S. (s43.9O. straight) first, Chase (s9.7O.
place. second, Canopian (sSo.40. show
third, Time, 1:14.
Third receive furlongs-Devser
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(s1o.3o, straigh) first. Transform
(S7.2O, place) second, Dispute (s15.75,
show third. Time. 1:1O. \
Fourth race-handlcap ono mile
Pinkola Cs42.15, stralght) first. Prince
Ahmed (S67.50, place. second, Wool
Sandals (s12Io. show third. Time.
1:402-5.
Fifth race-mie and three six
teenths-Albert Star (s2s.45, straightj
first, Tivolini (s11, place) second La
fayette go, show third. Time, 2:O5.
Sixth race-mile and a sixteenth
Quagga (s41.95. straight) first, Hughes
(13, place. second. Hostile Hyphen
($610, show third. Time, 1:471-5.
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Scot
Mas
Dor,
CAROLINA LEAGUE

N. c., June 13.-An-
sn.rson defeated Charlotte in the final
X the series Of three games this af-
irnoon by the score of 3 to !. Dumb
aging on the part of the locals was
for the result. The Wis
ors played a good game, the feature
which was the twirling and head
ork of Weaver, who pulled his team
ut of several serious holes. Taken
Together the game was devoid of in
H,rest.
b The score by innings: r. III. e.
charlotte .....0000 / 000--1 5
anderson ......0 20 OF O--3
n Batteries: Drum and Sheriff.; Weav-
AR and Woodward
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CHURCH HILL SIS. A. LEAGUE

The game between Broadus and Third
Christian on the Thirty fourth Street
Field yesterday resulted il tic, which
Will have to be PLAYED off later. Eric.n
station defeated Christ Church by the
score of s to 0 on the Association
Field, and ST. James won from Leigh
Street, Is to IL, on the Lutheran Field
The st. James Juniors lost their
first game to Broadus Juniors at the
Thirty fourth Street diamond.
The standing Of senior teams is as
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Colonel 1IcCnbe nm Ill. n.

In telegram from WILLIAMSBURG
printed in The Times Dispatch on Fri,
LII. d. had heen conferred OH "Mr. q
Gordon McCabe, Of Petersburg." Tht
fact Is that the coveted honor was he
slowed npon Colonel w Gordon htct
Cabe of this city, whose reputation
among literary people is we'll known
both In NnglJnd and America.
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Especial TO The rimes-pIsn,tcb.l

-, .PtcIftI 10 7 TIC T lEIiHS- IJ!SflaIchf
WILMINGTON, N. c.. June 1S.-In
q game that was snappy ana exciting
frnr, the offset, Wilmington won from
Raleigh in the last half OF the ninth.
"A two rag drive scored the one and
only run of the game.
NJ Score by innings: r. II. T..
Raleigh .r......sn00. 100000
Wilmington -. 0OO00l-1 4 1
Batteries: Lee and Wrenn; Bussey
and Kite.
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ATTEMPT 10 ASsASSINATE
rs. 80 DIrElNrIYE AND Ills WYNN

HoNoLuLu. June la,--An attempt to as
sasslnata Chief of Detectives Taylor and his
wife was made to-day, a dynamite. bomb
bed is M Nether lie chief nor his VIII
was hurt There Is no clue to the perpe,
traitors OF the outrage Chief traylors lifs
has often been threatened BY Chinese
gamblers
The force OF tho explosion shattered
large tank throwing the heavy timbers Il
distance on nifty feet and destroying ths
back porch under the outside stair Of thu
house, The,m building, however, VA
not damage AZ !. *. .
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Defeat pontIacs.

The Ttiversides defeated4the Pontiacs In n
Very interesting game yesterday by the score
OF II 10 10, The feature OF the game Was
The batting OF the RiEersdes,
Score by innings; r. II, +.
Rlyersides .,,S5 / ooll0 Oil "A 1
Poptiaes .,..t,,.aa % . 05O1 o Sid q s
Batteries Riversides, Eubank and Rye,
pnntincs. Reas,ey and Maxwell. Umpire,
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EASTERN CAROLINA LEAGUE
Especial to The Times Dispatch

On 4 Special to The Times Dlspnich.l
( WILSON, N. c., June l3-Wilson
took the third game from Newbern
here to-day in a smuggling match. Tho
features We're Nliller's three Dagger and
Moores running home from first on a
single.
Score by innings: =. r. III. Il,
Newborn -. -. li001 1 oOO2-4 IL 3
Wilson ......30O1 OI2O.-7 %
Batteries: Jobson, lsiankenteld and
Smith; Thompson and Holt.
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ton will hold a meeting at the Second
Presbyterian Church on Tuesday at IL
o'clock to receive the report OF the
Decorating Committee and the an
nnuncemcnt OF the committees for the
ensuing year. The meeting will be OF
much Importance, and a fun attend
ance is desired
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE


JACKSONVILLE, Ella, June 13.-The
lone features of to-day's game were
Taffee's hitting and Chandlers work on
the bases. Five pitchers were used
during the game, and none of them
were in good form.
Score by innings: R.H II.
Columbia ...... 0 OO20110 OF 2
Jacksonville -. 100000 so s 2
Batteries: Salve. Friend, WOLF, Cote
and Iiarnish: Sitton, Goettell and
Roth. Time, e:2o. Umpire, Buckley.
SAVANNAH, GA, June Savannah
won again this afternoon A"
gusta, making it three st4hIarrled to
was n pitchers battle NJ
ton both pitched : -.arill',h spatoh.l
Score by inrS. H., y, June IA
savannal1 pretty weddioo exes solemn.
Augusta \ rectory of530o O6<n's Epis /
BatteriesN, Mathennd Kahlanse SIT
ton. Carson\ sth. .rown. Tins, EGO.
Umpire, LathSCo
oh GlsiaEsw wsS th s 6 s June y "a
lost the second In the the nrst game nm.s
Paige had Ivy far the best of Weems
II the pitching argument and famed
ten batsmen, In the second game
scattered. Score:
ch niissen'e -. % oooooo1 l. 1 L [
Macon .......... o 90 90 . 0 0 90 4 1
Batteries: Paige and Reisinger;
pire, TRULY.
Charleston oooooos Ga 8 /! !
Macon .., 0 DOL 2ol o. .
lin Clark end Robinson. Time. l;45,
Umpire, TRULY.
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EikA Horn The Chcstnut..

The iiiks. formerly the NortAside
Pets, crossed bats with the Chestnuts
on the. latter's grounds yesterday in a
game, which resulted in q score of
to- in favor Of the Elks. The line
up:
Elks--Brantley third base; Timber
AXE. centre field; Mescoe catcher,
Bannister first base: L. Fisher, second
base; Murphy. left field; Kicker, pitch-
sr; sutliff. shor,stop; Custalo, right
field.
@ Observation-Disclosures, second base; An
derson. third base; Gregory, catcher;
5Wingfield. first base; Bailey, pitcher;
Sales. left field Graham. centre field:
McCnrley, shortstop; J. Gregory, Right
field,
summary: Two base hits-custalo.
Brantley. Anderson, struck out--by
4 Kicker, 0: by Bailey, IL.
The Elks will play the Outlaws nest
Saturday.
sSt t
Other Scores.
" AT New Hayen. Yale, S; Princeton, 8.
~ Cambridge; Harvard, 4; Holy
y A. Philladslphia; PenRsylyapis. 8;
IN N4tssTs - 81
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stnndlng of tI,e Club..
Games To-Dny.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
Poor Yielding Acco,ntnbIc.

CHICAGO, ILL, June 13.-Chicago
won it's tenth consecutive game to-
day, defeating New York 5 to 1. Poor
fielding was largely responsible for
the result.
Score by innings: R.H.E
Chicago ........0 O0O22lo.-5
New York 1880 OOOO00O1-1 6
Batteries; Walsh and Sullivan; Ortiz
and Kleinow. Time, 1850. EMPIRES
Hurst and Evans.
Tigers Win Again.
DETROIT, June 13.-Threc OF Dy-
gert's nine passes came in one
inning, and. with two intield hits, cost
him his chance to win. The only run
off Summers was due to wild pitch
Score by innings: r. He
Detroit ....... % 0 0OO200'-2 8 !
Philadelphia 00OO1OO-1 {
Batteries: Summers and Schmidt; Dy-
CERT and Smith. Time, 1:40. Umpire
O'Loughlin.
Errors Did Not Count.
ST. LOUIS, June 13.-Boston defeat.
ed St Louis in the first game of the
series to-day, to 5. Boston mad,
nine errors, but they came at inoppor
tune times for St. Louis
Score by innings: II. II. T,
ST. Louis ...00011010 c-5 s
Boston ........ O O2010O2 1t 10 !
Batteries; Howell and Stephens
Burchell, Morgan and Mcfarland. Time
2:13. EMPIRES, Connolly and Sheridan
Liebhnrdt WIN. OWE Game.
CLEVELAND, June la.-Lebhardt wor
his own game to-day, scoring the onl,
run of the contest with Washington
with one out in the ninth, when he
tripled and scored on Bradley's single
Score by innnrs: r. II, +,
Cleveland O.O0OOOOO1-1
Washington 80 0 5000 Q 0 90 4
Batteries Liebhardt and Bemls
Hughes, and Warner. Time. 1."v I'm
pire, Egan.
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Mrs. William Ellison. OF No. EOS East
Franklin Street, is not much improved,
since undergoing Il very serious oper-
alton few days ago. She Is con-
stantly under the care OF her physi-
clan. 49,
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,Jurgens' Sons, furniture dealers, will
have 500 copies of the Woman's Re-
cord 10 give away free this week.
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American League Leaders Have Now Won Ten Games in
Succession and Threaten to Rival the
Chicago National Team
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Washington. o; Cleveland, L.
Philadelphia, 1; Detroit, 2.
New York, L; Chicago, 5.
Boston, 6: st. Louis, s.
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The Misses Thompson. of BlueGeld,
Wa. who have heen visiting their
aunt. Mrs. w. u. Thurston, will leave
for their home Tomorrow.
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sILER, WRITER ON BOXING,
DIES QUITE SUDDENLY

CHICAGO, ILL, June 13.-George
Sllcr. sixty-two years old, writer on
boxing. died tonight OF heart dis
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The Richmond Electrical Contrac-
tors Association Will hold an impor-
tant meeting on Tuesday afternoon.
when plans for the coming electrical
exhibition to be held here soon Will
he discussed. The contractors are very
much encouraged by the interest shown
in the project by the public generally.
To the great regret of ALL Miss
Emily Morris has severed her connec-
ton with the Woman's Christian AS
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No games to-day.
Brown Stars.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, June 13.--An
error by Grant. followed by singles by
Steinfeld and Slagle, gave Chicago the
only run of the game with Philadel-
phia to-day. Only twenty-nine bats
men faced Brown during the nine
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Miss Eva Branch, who has boon
teaching for the past session In Rich
inond High School. left yesterday morn
Ing for ner home In Durham, s.. c.
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batting Rally Wing.

AsuNAAhS, ANuAAy W AhSs
BROOKLYN, juno by batting
rally in the ninth inning, st. Louis
defeated Brooklyn in to-day's game
at Washington Park by score of A
to 3.
Score by innings. R,H. e.
st. Louis. 900 OF GA 10
.......S 10000 o0-3 l
Batteries: Karger, Sale, McGlynn
and Hostetter; Mcintyre and Bergen.
Time 1:4l. Umpire, o'Day.
Eighth Is Fatal.
BOSTON, June 13.-Boston won the
first game of the series from Pitts
burg day to 3. The visitors fielded
poorly, and the home team in the
eighth punched hits with errors, net
ting five runs.
Score by innings: r. II. -.
Boston -. ....00O0ooo IS Z
Pittsburg ......o1o10001 S
Batteries: Flaherty and Graham;
Camnitz and Gibson. Time. las. UNI
pires, Emslie and Rudderham.
Ten Innings.
NEW YORK, June 13.-To- day $
game between tho New York and Gin
cinnat National League clubs went
ten Innings. The locals won through
errors by the visitors
Score by innings: r. II. Il.
Cincinnati ..t.02O000 0 00-a 3
New York 10000 OO21-3 2
Batteries: Ewing and Schlei; Gran
dali and Necdham and Snodgrass. Time.
.2:1O. Umpircs, tombstone and Rigler.
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PERSONAL AND BRIEF

During the past week the following
sailed for Europe. passage being book
ed by Samuel Fl. Bowman, steamship
and tourist agent: Mrs. >. 5; Marin
June 10th: Mr.. James 6. Tlnsley, Mrs.
James G. ,rlnsley, Miss Claire TinsIey,
Miss Leonora Tirsley, steamship Ryn-
dam. June nth; Mr.. Niles johnson,
H., June 18th; Mr.. William Schmithals.
steamship Grosser Kurfuerst June
18th. Baron Charles DeGeer, steamship
Menominee, June 18th. Professor j. II.
G. Bagby, steamship Westernland,
Juno 18th.
Mr.. Fairfax c. Jones, who has been
under treatment at the Hygeta Hos
p!tal for the past few weeks. Is great
ly improved
tor, Miss Emma, of Winston Salem. n.
c., returned this morning by way Of
Lynchburg, to Big Island. after visit
shall Street. From Big Island they
Will go to their new home. Athens,
Tenn.
Mr.. John y. Tyler. baggage master
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
Marshall street.
Members Of the Richmond and High.
land Springs Lodges. Odd-Tellows. Will
Manchester, to participate in the IN
it;ntion OF several candidates. A num-
her of State and lodge officers Will
be on hand, and will add to the In
on Odd Fellowship. Grand Herald G.
W. Graves hopes to be able TO ar
range these visitations to all the lodges
in this district.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.
Chicago. 1: Philadelphia. 0.
Cincinnati, 2; New York, 3 (ten in
Standing Of the Clubs.

st. Louis, 4; Brooklyn. 8.
Pittsburg, 3; Boston, 5.
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ISOLATION as superintendent. after six
teen years of faithful and successful
service. on June 18th she will leave
the city. 10 ind much needed rest
among her relatives and friends III
Caroline county.
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Owing TO orders which took I.ieu-
tenant S. c. Talbot, of the United
states Army, out OF the city for some
time after certain Masonic degreea
were about to be conferred upon him,
Richmond Lodge, No. 10. has done tho
Very unusual thing of comforting upon
him all the degrees at one time. Lieu
tenant Talbot was called into service
In the field shortly after his degrees
had been arranged for. lie is herr.
now visiting relatives, and special
dispensation was secured under when
No. 10 conferred them upon him.
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President Roosevelt has appointed
Mr.. G. b. Mountcastle, OF this city, a
commissioners OF deeds for the District
OF Columbia in the State OF virginia-
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Mr.. Charles j. johnson, of No. sig
North Twenty-seventh Street, still re-
mains quito sick with rheumatism
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Mr.. John y. Tyler. baggage master
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway,
is very sick at his residence on East
Marshall Street.
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Mr.. Fairfax c. Jones, who has been
under treatment at the Hygeia Hos
pital for the past few weeks. Is great
" lmproYeu.
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Score by innings: r. II. r..
Chicago .......000o001 O0-1 Q
Philadelphia 100000 10000 !
Batteries: Brown and king; Nc
CULLEN and Doom. Time, 1:25. Um-
nire. .lSlem.
The Washington times., 1908-09-21
DEFEATED
IN LAST BALI. GAME
Trim Engineers Before
Large Crowd Football
Practice Today.
Practice Today.

About 5000 specta -ors witnessed the
closing ct Washington Barracks yes
terday when the Vigilants and Engi-
ueers lined up for the last game 70 be
played this year by the soldiers
The game proved easy picking for
the Vigilants by Z TO T. The damage
was done in the fifth and sixth innings
by heavy swattinE. coupled with the
poor fielding Of the Engineers.
Charlie Becker pitrned a good game
for the VigiIants and allowed only four
hits. He famed twelve and walked
three. The heavy hitting OF the other
Becker, who played first, and the field
ing and sticlzwork Of Davis were the
features apart from the pitching. F..
Collins cid some sensational base run
ming for the soldiers
Today the Engineer football team
turn out for regular practice and hard
work under the direction OF Team Cap
tain Buck.
NneraTrIHvF= Grrre-
The Washington times., 1908-09-21

the racet" shouted the crowd who knew
what was what. H L. Trube, the New
York Athletic Club runner, who was
in the lead, had slowed up, undecided
between the conflicting statements of
the judges and his friends on the lawn.
He took the latetr's advice and spurted
around once more, followed by J.. Muir
ply and Harry COhn, Of the Irish
Americans. They finished in that order
and the time Of 40 So was announced.
Barlow 5. Weeks and James =. SUlli-
van held @ conference among a group
Of officials. followed by the mo race"
announcement There We're yells and
sarcastic remarks from the crowd
The public demonstration was not a
marker TO the bowls Of derision that
came from the spectators when the sec
Ond race was tangled in TIE same way
To atone for the failure Of the bell 70
work, Hugh McGratE. Of Boston, was
instructed 70 fire the gun for the final
lap. To TIE Amusement Of the gallery
it went off at the end Of the third lap.
The result was that several Of the run
ueTS stopped again at the wrong time.
Trube, who was leading, kept on and,
although some Of the officials waved
fTantically at him from the infield he
completed the distance. Then pandemO-
MUM let loose
The judges were plainly flabbergasted-
McGrath, in the midst Of the melee.
admitted that II was his mistake, as
he thought at the time that the track
was four laps 10 the mile. For fully
ten minutes the uprOar continued, and
Referee Sullivan finally announced that
the mile championship would be run
next Wednesday at 6 o'clock
Rose was one OF only three men who
retained the Amateur Athletic Union
championships won last year Melvin
Sheppard won tie half mile run again,
and J. Flanagan keeps the dfty-six-
pound weight title. Many Of the former
title holders did not compete.