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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-09

II q IL a particularly hot aud
sweltry day IN Washington. when
everybody thinks Of nothing bat
lying in a hammock and drinking
iced drinks. you will notice a little
paragraph In the Star saying that
7. ". took the hoya-little tads-
and walked on the towpath OF the
Chesapeake a Potomac canal. from
Cabin John TO Georgetown eight
iniles' Aud then. two miles from
Georgetown In 10 the white house
Or. n Il IL a particularly bleak and
rold. rainy aud windy day. In the
iirtieat part of winter. when no
body thinks Of anything but nm open
fire aud a nice warm cup OF tea. YOU
will read in the same yeracious Star
that T u went out alone and was
gone four hours. walking in the
rcd clay hills aud sodden roads on
The Virginia side Of the Potomac.
From these strenuous excursions
he will come in rocking aud wet.
plunge Into a cold bath. put ON fresh
clothes. and be ready Tor n new 60
vt the brain work which is making
such constant demands ON his time
and nerves.
The plea of 7. r. IN regard TO chill
dren is really plea for normality
II You have studied the man YOU
will know that he believes passion.
ately In the normal He believes it
Is normal TO live and fight aud win
TO live and love and reproduce the
species. ! don't think It In plea
Ike that Of Napoleon for males ia
feed the army. We have no army.
nothing worth tho name. And We
have males enough FOR any army
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-09

What has become 81 the old fash.
toned man. Who always called =
dIiak Of redeys . nniflsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-09

Tyec BRAND salmon eggs. At
Piper a Taft'a. 1894 2nd av. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-09

Ye hear a lot
about platonlc friend
ship. but nethin
about platonic hate
That's cause hats Il
too honest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-09
AN ADVENTURE OF Die" AND DOC"

and the Purn Got See the Game GUT
fTSannf the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-09

Take boats al Pier ?. Ten round
trips daily. Doc round trip. SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-09

First surseon-ThIs patient has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-09

Quite seriously r RS Idea about
bringing up children sesms 10 b. 20
have them filled with genuine In
tefests and 90 have them hardened.
Everybody knows shat Importance
he attaches 10 physical exercise. Hs
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JASON WINS WITH
EASE At |. AT0.Nl..A|
Outsider in the Betting Romps
Away With steeplechase
Event.

CINCINNATI. OHIO. July 29.-Jason
an outsider in the betting. easily won
the steeplechase handicap, tho feature
lat Latonla to-day. Summarizes:
First race-Five furlongs-AIrs
sewall (sas.o5, straighD first, serenade
(s9.7o place. second, The Mlssus
(s1o.76. shove third Time, 1:4-5.
Second race-steeplechase handicap,
short course-Jason ts116.s5. straighp
first. McIlvaine (ss.36, place) second,
Chancellor (s1s.25. show third. Time,
1850.
Third six furlongs-H uck
|(s2o.25. straight) first. Washable
CISCO. place. second. Lignando $3.50,
show third Time. lis go.
Fourth race A1ile-Dire (s13.65,
straight) first, Pretension (s7.1o. place.
second. Lady Esther $3.50. showo.
third. Time. 1:4o SIS.
Fifth race-one mtle-Bitter Miss
8(sss.9o, straight) first Water Lake
5(s10.95, place. second, Airship (Sl4.t0.
show third. Time. az a-5.
Sixth race-Mile and sixteenth
Lady Amy (s1S90 stralght) first, Lady
iBaldur (s22.5o, place. second, Silver
Brook (s3s.95. show) third. Time,
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Diamond Dust
Lynchburs earned only one run.
Well, we will sat them to-day.

Lynchburs earned only one run.
Well, we will sat them to-day.
seven errors! Well. that is the record fol
the Lawmakers.
west must have had everything his way.
Howard ought to have won his game. bu
nothing doing witil2al those errors,
Attendance 500. Put that in your pip.
and smoke 1t.
Lynchburg played an errorless game.
Only eleven points between Richmond and
Danyille. #
Riggs must have had an oft-day yesterday
landed for one OF those three-baggers
Wallace was there with the stick yester r.
day, and Is running bases like Ty Cobb. lie
put 1t to his old mates.
Lipe Photographed here last night foi
Sparks.
All OF the inf1elders made an error except
a1essitt was back in the game after belns
out several days. 3sis5s
Mighty fast game; must have been a slos
Danville soaked It to the HI hlanders good
and hard.
Danville has got new catcher by the
Columbia and Augusta played fifteen In
inings to a tie. each team making four hits
and one run. Il;
1t looks as II Bob Wallace has strength
ened the Lynchburg team cons lderably. for
they were very weak IN the field. He Is
hitting the ball pretty good and Is fielding
pretty fair. but one man cannot do It all FOR
them.
Where would the Pittsburg Pirates be in
the standing column II Hans Wagner had
trlatoritySo of the games for them and Is the
leading batsnan and n-getter. and has
more stolen bases to hiA credit than any
other player in the lea que.
Hal Chase is out OF the game with a
Gwrenched ankle. AIor!arity is taking his
place at first. "a
6 Baxter Sparks was left home BY Manage
sIipe sunday morning. lie will go to Lynch
burg to-day. 81 IS a 4g,t
Tho New York Giants are on the upward
path for the first place now. s54 4
as The Pttsburg Pirates are closing! up on
the Cubs: only a few points between them.
Don't forget yoursyotes for the most pop
,ular player.@an turn them, IN. early. !, 3.
BEN tut KER.
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A REMARK Alb Lee GAME

Il It is very interesting to note that In
one OF the best games Of baseball
played In the South, or In the country
FOR that matter. for many q season,
three former Virginia League players,
two OF them old Richmond men. We're
responsible for the game being as it
was. The men are Salve, Evins and
Morgan, and the game was that played
between Columbia and Savannah last
Friday. Which went sixteen innings.
and ended L to 0 in favor of Columbia.
81 salve not only pitched a marvellous
game, allowing three hits, one g beat
out bunt, In sixteen innings. but he
and Evins figured in the winning run.
The next day Salve went Into the game
with tho bases filled and Won out. q
few notes on the game from Colunl--
;bla paper follow: .
Fl Tn thirteen or the sixteen innings
only three men faced Salve. Sometimes
they would get on by error and then
1T would be a double play, or Eyins
would catch 'em at second.
Columbla's three double plays We're
spectacular, Evlns and Valdois each
caught a bunt foul and put the run-
ner8 out before he could get back.
~ Salve5 caught two runners taking too
much room off first
Evins threw two. ont at third on at
tempted steals. IN
n Morgan at second stopped Clarls's
line drive that would have broken up
the game about the middle.
But the real stars of the game We're
salve and Evins, The graceful Hyoung
catcher was doing superb work with
the stick and in fielding his position,
salve's record OF nine innings without
a lit ana seven lore innings with only
three hits Is unequa led.
sSs33 That last inning: Evins5 got q clean
drives; ssalve hunted and Ileib Der threW'
wild to second to head Twins; t1owaru
II centre booted the ball and Evtns
went Ia third, Salve to seond. Bisbee,
with three balls and two IS trlkes, filed
tout to Thlel. who was playin s lose IN ;
AIanion got three balls and nj. Ia q
grounder Which "outenedH him; 81
non then ended the STIR IN.
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NEW RECORD At SHEEPSHEAD

longs. futurity-Torbell GEO to y first,
Wanda Is to 5. place. second, Mediunt
t(e to s, show third. Time, 1907.
Fourth race-The Bay Ridge Hanli-
cap, one and one-quarter milcs-Old
Honest e to ~ first, Juggler "a to S,
place) second. Killiecrankie (even,
shows third. Time, 2:06 1-5.
Fifth race-The Water Pearl. five
and one-half furlongs, futurity course,
for two-year-o1ds-selec q to y
first. Sand Piper e to 1, place. second.
Connaught Ranger Il to 5. show) third.
Time, 1907 1-5.
Sixth race-The Troubadour. maid
ems. one mile and sixteenth-Georse
G. Hall Go to ~ first, Delirium "a TO
5. place) second. A1ontauk (even, show
third Time, LAT.
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY, N. T., June 20.
Sheepshead Bay to-day, when Select
man won the Water Pearl in 1907 LIS.
which is 3-5 OF second faster than the
old mark. Priscllan in the first race
ran the mile In 1897 3S5, equalling the
track record made by Inquisitor in
1906. Summaries:
First race-The Pontiac, one mile
Priscillian 6 to 81 first, Peter Ounce
&C to 5. place. second. harvest Il 20
4. show third. Time. 1875.
Second transporting Stakes, six
and one-half furlongs, maine course
Tony Boy GO to y first. Grand Vedette
,(3 to s, place. second, Ben Cole (even,
show third. Time. :21. AS.
Third race-Five and one-half fur.
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DOCTORS. END IQuR,.

z ~
Finishing the last SCORE or SO of
miles alta. thirty fiye-mil e-an- hourEclip,
Dr. Lawrence T. Price. accompanied by
DR., IT. w. Basset, In the formers
speedy roadster, 3chugg ed into Richmond
yesterday morning ter an all-night
run; and IN this way ended one of
tho longest and hardest automobile
schedules ever undertaken by a local
tnlotorist In ne5sweek's time 533Is
The two physicians left here last
Sunday week. visiting DR.. Prices
home, at Gala, in Botatourt county, and
making side excursions to Hot Springs
Covington and other places. covering
more than $50 miles over g u glSinls OF
roads. s il Z u 9S ,l Il
s Dr.. Price, VIII q is tanned as brown as
a berry. says that the tour had served
to develop DR.. Basset and himself into
expert chaufeurss and auto echanics3
The trip was marred by no mlslap Of
Importance. Twice they had to be
pulled out Of the nire by a team. q
pair OF greatly astonished oxen bstns
fpresse into service al Il one inle., X IF
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RANK PLAYING
LOSES THE GAME

mufflng two easy flies In centre and
letting Wallace's single In the third
inning get by him. Wallace scoring
from first on the n1lsplny. West was
In fine form, though he lot down In
tho ninth, wien tile Lawmakers secur-
ed two earned runs. Tie home team
found Howard generally Just after
errors. which made them very costly.
Wallace drove in three and scored
two OF the ak runs. The playing OF
Haley and Kanzler ut first and the
work OF both backstops were features.
Richmond scored in tho first on q
pass to Heffron. Lipe's sacrifice and
sandherr's grounder to centre. In tile
ninth Kanzlers single. n triple by
Riggs and Sand:errs outfeld sacrifice
added pair. Bowen's triple. pass
To Davis. followed by Wallace's single
TO centre, which Riggs let 90 by, gave
the locals trio. 1nEtlie seventh "a bad
throw to first by Lspe made the next
trio possible. This put Bowen on frst
and Davis walked again, both Of them
scoring on Wallaces triple over centre.
Wallace scored later on SandHerrs
tumble OF Hooker's grounder. a
'rha
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ONE VICTORY

Special to The Times . Dispatch
III INCH ESTER, Al ~ uno 29.---XVin-
chester defeated Hagerst own at
s12eservoi rsi Park this af ternoon Il to- 2.
sIlle Il locals had II tle trouble With
ussel del II very, and ms on twelve
hits. was sef feet tbSS men
on bases. AZ tho Isl ne ~ an ouGl pp
storsS eigsht ain lAss
stlla local hai ,at
willie Isroyy
/ NOD pnal Spal
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Overall Back - 4 Game.

CINCINNATI, o., June 81. oeseher,
Cinclnnati's new pitcher. defeated CHI!
scago to-day. Overall made 4 his first
appearance with Chicago since
GOTH 73sSs a III lss M
Score by Innings: RI HI E.s5as
Cincinnati o. % 0 81 4 q - 3
Chicago 1890. 10 o o. y o % 10
Battcries: Doescher and s AfcLearI;
Overall and King. Time. :4o.s VI piresslS..
Rudderham end Emslie. sssi ii isSssl
Suggest at $BrookIyn.
BROOKLYN. N II June 90 Broot-s.
lyn won from New York today ~ stdM
IL The New York team knockedzMcS
1ntyrc out OF the box III the ~ II
ming, but Brooklyn won sps.sy
ting. ~
Score byinnings: 81 e. ~ siass M
New York 800. o o % Il @. % t5s
Brooklyn O Of Ia % 3 ssSa3
Batteries: crnndall. cGinnity AiasE.H
larkey and Bresnafa ian: AlcI ntyresss
Holmes md Bergen. Time, 99:oS l1lslss
pire, o'Day NJ Y
Dcnt Bcnnenters. ssa sts
BOSTON, June 90 -Philadelphi
to.day's game from Boston, % to 2, q IN
hard hitting. Sparks kept The losass.
hita well scattered. ct III ss
Score by innings d: l4is A lsks
philadelphia 80. IL - o o. % rs
Boston o. Z. 4 o 90 - q Rs
4 Batteries: Sparks and Doom 4 Bout M
/ Young and Graham. Time, 1B III,
i pires RiEler and Johnst one. t.ssssss
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CULPEPE.R SHOW,
.fspecial 10 The Times. Dispatch.

S6s specialize the Tlmea.OSpatcnJ
Il CULPEPER. VA. June 29.-The Cul-
pepper Horse Show and Racing Asso-
citation will hold its sixth annual ex-
.hibition here on Friday and Saturday
OF this week.
The racing stables are filled with
genuine racers from every section,
and the purses are larger this time
4 than ever before. There are hun
5dreds OF exhibitors in the general
prize lists. Among the many exhib-
itors are G. Huntington. OF Baltimore:
IL Cartwright. OF Richmond; General
William Townes. OF; culpeper. with his
New York racers: z. Weatherbee. OF
New York: Mrs. Allen Potts, of Castle
Hill; Mr.. and Mrs. B. Johnston. w.
Bonner. r. Galloway and Richard
3wallack. OF Warrenton; B. Morris. Of
Keswick: the Lexing ton Stables, of
Nfiddleburg. Mr.. G. i. Rixey5 Is the
president and Mr.. c.. w. Smith. man
ager. while the etticiesN-ssecretary is
Mr.. j. F. Latham.
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TRUCKERS TAKE
A Pre- GAM {

Especial to The Tlm.s-p,sDatch.:

NORFOLK. VA. June 2e.-Carter had
a shade the better Of a pitchers battle
with Southpaw Friend In gto-day's
game, being given sensational support
in pinches, and Portsmouth defeated
Norfolk by the score Of i to o.
It was a prettx-game. full OF ginger
and snappy fielding. and time after
time the twirlers were pulled out of
dangerous holes. In three innings the
Tars had chance to score. but Car
ter was effective. his hackers, loyal.
and nothing was dqing. In the seventh
a base on balls 70 Gnadinger. safe
shot by Guiheen on which Gnadlnger
made. third. and an infield out by
Schrader. gave the Truckers the only
run OF the game.
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stanlinE 81 the Clubs.I
Games To.I 81
Detroit at Chicago. q
Washington at PhiladeIp hb
Cleveland at ST. Lob
Boston at Nels,
New York Loscs % die Elley

New York Loses In the Eley
NEW YORK. June e Bost
feated the local Americans to-,
ter a fast fielding game. q he
scored three times In the eleven
ting Orth hard. q 4 4
Score BY Innings: sssss
Boston o % d % O ~ 10 g. g.:
New York. Il. o o 90 o. Q Isl o..
Batteries: Winter and Crlgsl
and Kleinow. Time, 81
O'Loughlin. S5Sss: BIZ
Hitting Connts. n
PHILADELPHIA a, II A., sIupa
Philadelphia defeated vqshing
Gay by hitting ] Johnson hard ~
visitors were unable to- solY elsgl
curves. IS
Score by8innfngs: ss s.sS
washington 90 q q 9 ll ri o. ~
philadelphia 81. 10 4, q . s1s@ y,
Batteries: JollnsoI ga lksissa !,
Street; Vickers and; Powers.,S,sSs.spss !,
sumpires, Egans and sHnlst. II Y ~ =
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eagles to Play Again.

Tho baseball team Of the local aerie
of Eagles, which defeated the swans
boro team at Broad Street Park last
week. is now out for more sca!ps. Man
ager Jack Helntz is endeavoring to get
games width either Blackstone Peters
burg or the physicians team Of this
scitYg It Is more than possible that
he will, arrange a game to b 8eplayed
at the park next Monday.
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ILYNCHB URG Cl;TI ZENs
TO %BOYC 0 4

US 4. ~ d

[Specialto The Time pispat
Il, LYNCHBURG , " Al. Jun All 2 o..
rnent was started ~ hers hisAMa
by half a. dozen business men
a newspaper Communications
signatures. king to roo
local ball team until 1T 3 hall III
strergthened. vii be In
to watch what effe ctE this ~
on the attendance to.nlorroy.a'al
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EASTERN B CARROLL ina LEAG UE.

WILSON. N. c., June &C. oldsboro
won from Wilson to- day In an exctt-
ing game by the score of 6 to s.. Ogle.
for w ilson. hit with pitched balls the
first two men up for Goldsboro, AMI
both men scored on a hit. Anderson
succeeded Ogle early in the game. Both
clubs fielded fast and hit well.
Score by innings: r. II. y.
Goldsboro .....7.2 80 o IL 0o0-6 2
Nilsson ~. 81. II ] &c. 90 9 O1-5 10 y
Sullivan; Wilson, ogle Anderson and
sHugg. Umpire. Sheppard. Attendance,
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=B.AT7LE OF BALLOTS RACES

4, Inundat ed with ties and letters, the
Baseball Ballot u "a tor worked overtime
yesterday counting votes for II e8most
popular player the LEAGUE KeYeile
taken second place from H tfron, an q
lKanzlerl has ousted Tttman from fourth
place. 81 There Is still plenty Of time
for players to be enterea amaw,h
The hundreds OF letters received are
too hume rous to print In this issue but
they are Interesting. and many That ,
sundav wr
Has Reyelle got any fair admirers?
Well, lust read this one:
Baseball Editor: 81 ~ 81 t e.
Please count these votes for Revelle,
St tf east pssees s
scutest and best tempered man on any
OF the teams. III II g has such darling
smile that It would cool oft the hottest
a c yey sght Va
5will'Win Tia prize. AllNof ny gentle
men ana LADY. friends that attend the
game are lust in2ply WILD ab outs him;
lie rs sucl, d perfect darling z, 5s
From Anothssr. MOVIE i;s supporter,
Baseball Bal Ed tors \ .s Y I, 4
fav nSo IL our littla l'rapbit Rank
boy llo ne III m e. We cess, nd be-
lieYe sheb wi sw In ont M II cont est
al wei Las the .spen u Test
Rt11s II;
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45ri IS El n yg} ~ y,
WHIPS PETERSBURG
~, N B me Times pispatsl.li

s8i II Special to- The Times pispnts ~.
C,ISS'ro II, Al, y une a9.T--7ln 81 y;
fast game OF has ebnl here ~ day sh tIe
tween Tl tons nd Vat ersh,lrG the
Il oM M yea t,re eli az Tia ga me w oreS
|thosS playing III ey secon sl II Is fors
Ithr Vl stt ors and
lof NJ
IllSra N. es n, "a aN y n
NJ
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.OANV|.LL SHUTS
OUT A|.GRl.ANDE.R:|SI
.tspecia, 10 The Times. dispatch

Special to The Times Dlspntch.1
ROANOKE. VA. June 29:-The first
game OF the series with the Red Sox
and the Highlanders was won this
AFTERNOON by the former. the final
Upgto thefsixth inning the game was
nip and tuck, Reynolds and Walker
dividing honors in the box. In the
sixth the first man up WAS given q
base on balls, the visitors then bunch-
ing their hits and sending two men
safely across the rubber. Again Sln the
seventh. 4 base on errors three btse
hit by Reinhart and an error by King.
In left field scored another run. In
tho Ninth tho fourth run was scored on
hits by Stafford and Fisher. Only one
Roanoke man got as far as third, and
after the sixth the game was never In
danger for the Red sox. The score:
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAG UEl

COLUMBIA. S. c.. June e9.-Colum-
fifteen inning pitchers battle. the
called on account OF darkness. VOLTS
pitching for Columbia and his sup-
port were excellent Manion... fielding
was Of most spectacular order.
Score by innings: r. II. E
!, 3 ooo1 100000 10 OIL 4
100000 30 0 OF OIL 4 Z
Batteries: Beckle and Brown: Volz
and Cote. Time, 1855. Umpire, TRULY.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. June 29.
To-day's game was brilliant pitch
Ing duel between Foster and Goettell
The latter weakened In the eleventh.
which with two errors gave the visitors
three runs.
Score by innings: r. FL Z.
600 90 o. 90 90 s. 2
9settell and Roth. Time. 1867. Umpire,
& SAVANNAH s GA, June 2s.-savannal,
Timing. when Macon knocked both OF
the >@ocal pitchers out Of the box and
scdre by innings: R.H.E.
Savannah ! 9 ! 9 90 9 o-s y I
Batteries: Kieber, HiSon and Moran;
5Weems and Robinson. Time, 1:43, Um-
pire, Buckley. 5,ss
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ng player in the league.
y IL FANNIE,

Baseball Ballot Editor:
Incloaed find ttwenty-t three votes in
favor OF Mana ger Perry Lipe, of the
team. All Of the Richmond
players 2are So fine that one hardly
knows HOW. to vote. However. I think
AIanager| 4Iipe deserves a greater part
|of the credit for the way tho team,
works together. fort the clean, pref
tY8sports THAT we are getting. He Is 4,
remnant winner. and deserves the 500
liz gold,
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New Orleans. La

At New Orleans, La.
@ Score by innings: r. He
New Orleans o Q 90 o 900 8 i
III Batteries: Chappelle and Owens;
Barley. Clark and Matthews. Time,
1:4o. Umpire, Brown.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Mobile, Ala
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Little Rock 100 90 0 o o. 90 III 2
Mobile .....s.0 0 o 90 90 o 90 90 8 2
Batteries: Ritter and Wells; Torrey
and Garvln. Time, 1855. Umpire. Pfen-
ringer.
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SIR THOMAS WILL
CHALLENGE A.GAI.N.
Sportsmanlike Tea Merchant Is
Anxious to Try Again for
Yacht Cup.

LONDON. June 29.-The Field. a
weekly publication. announces that Sir
Thomas Upton is preparing to chal-
Hlenge again for the American cup, UNI
der the following conditions:
F First, the new yacht shall be cutter
rugged and built under the present
universal rule of the New York Yacht
Club; second. the New York Yacht Club
shall designate the size OF the yacht 1t
considers most suitable for the race.
Sir Thomas when seen by the Assoc
clated Press at Dunoor, Scotland. to-
day. said that the Fields statement
was perfectly correct. He added:
IT hope my American friends will
see their way clear to meet my wishes
In the interests Of sport. The size OF
the boat is no object, and I am willing
to build under the universal rule. Z
I can get assurance that challenge
will be accepted will issue it forth
With
/. It is understood that the Intention
OF Sir Thomas. with the. New Y orS
Yacht Clubs permission. is to build
two yachts OF a class. designated BY
that club after designs by Fife. and
to select the better, to compete for tho
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sWns nea !hes|
up TIL I R y 81
yes. s. I
the centreQ1 4;
!. !, = , I. y "
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At Mont gomery, Ala.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Birmingham IL. o OH 40 o 0 0-6 IS a
Montgomery s.. o 0 90 u o 1 % l.
Batteries: Rohertaille and Holmes;
lJoual, Murray, Shannon and Hart. Um-.
spires, Fltasimnons and Carpenter.
Time, 1850.
At Nashville. enn.-A Atlanta Nash
vile, postponed; rain.
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Game. ,ro-DaIry,,.,

Chicago at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia ut Boston.
New York at Bfookl5
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AMERICAN, ElAGUE

Results Yesterday. I
Philadelphia, = Washing on. 9
New York, i Boston, 4 (eleveiaa
nings). ss5f;s