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New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
A BOYCOTT OF ASIATICs.

johannesburg Feb "A movement was started
hene to-day a. largely attended meeting 70 boy
eott ksistfc traders and al employers Of AslatlcS
u Is AZ outcome Of the recent anti-Asiatfc agl-
tstion II the Transvaaf A White League com
hittee was appointed TO spread the movement
throughout ths ~~l~--
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
MORBID POLICE CHIEF A SUICIDE.

Roanoke Va Feb 4-Morbid killing a
gro. coupled win d dream A nights ago in
which he the he had killed. J. f. War
den chief OF police Of Graham. Va. blew out his
brains to-day .ith revolver Warden shot the
negro Christmas in the discharge OF MS duxO.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05

a loud and prolonged uproar ensued. and NJ
Purishkevitch as he Quilted the tribune turned
toward NJ. MiIyoukov and said You scoundrei.
you challenge me-
On the President demanding an apology NJ
Prtsbkevitch repeated the abusive epithets. where
upon his exclusion from the Dourla was voted
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
RUMOR OF Il REPUBLIC.
Provisional Government Reported
Formed at ODOrtO.

Fuentes de Onoro, Spain. Feb. 4-Reports have
come in here that q Portuguese republic has
been proclaimed at Oporto and that pro-
that city.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

NEW CLARION 0} 0esan End si KENTUCKY Ave. opea
street level Booklet. Coach 5 h. BONIFACE.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
HAMILTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-six furIongs. Edgely los NC
Esdden). 70 2. wonI Redondo. lol (Kennedy).
to 3 second; Temmeraire. lO6 CPrice). to / third.
Time. i:iA Mr.. Peabody. Eurpides. Eleanor Fay.
Esteiie C.. Greendale. GOwnnga, and Red Top
also ran.
SECOND RACE-Four and ons-haY furionrs.
Mexican Girl, lOs u. Foley, 5 20 !, won; Christ
mas, los (Harty). 70 l. second: Peacocks Choice
III (NicoD. II 10 5. third. Time 20 Is MANY
Coors Dusky Dame, Greenhow Cascade Arthur
Bryan, Maxim Gun. and Junian also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five and one-hah furlongs. Haw-
kama, lis (Nicoll, % l. won Nghtmist lO7
tFairbrotherl. 3 70 2. second; Anna Smith l0s
lDubeD, TO l. third. Time, lG Awless. Ben
stille sunderman. Woodwitch. and Belmere also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-steeplechase; about two and
one-Quarter miles. Biberry l52 lRaeD. ; to l. won
Gault. li2 dayton, 10 70 I. second; Sam Farmer.
E5 tStone) % !. third Time an 45 Steve
iLane, Spencer ReiG. and Moongold also nn
FIFTH RACE - -Four and one-half flrlongs.
Patriot. l2 iFgirbrOtherl. 9 20 3 won; Dorothy
Webb, jog tNicon. 10 l. second; J. W Kent liz
Kennedy 10 TO !. third. Tine O.55 l-5 Apoloqize.
Chinghare. Aldefman's Daughter. Fort Gerry, The
Cook Princess Pine. and P,lrissina also ran
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Bertha E. lOa (Ken-
nedyl. 20 2, won; Banrda. s. (Deyerich) 30 20 l.
second: Lexington Lady. g Whiting 20 l. third
Time l:ilA Lois Cayanaugh, Dele Strome Canuie
Maid. Ein. Gay Dora. kinsesSng. Evelyn s.. Soirce
Ocean Spray. and F1amey also ran
SEVENTH RACE-One mile Whisk Broom g
20 2 second Dunvegan. o5 CDeverichl. % 70 /.
thru. Time. al Is 0rOuoka. Kid Roos. Monte
Carlo James Crawford. and Inspector Pirris also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
SILRR LAID TO REST
Thousands Pay Tribute to
Famous Boxing Referee.
EMBRACES CATHOLIC CHURCH
Born an EpiscOpaIian,
Veteran Ring Official Was Re
ceived Into Church OF Rome on the
Day Following TINT on which lie
Was Striken-simDIe Services.

Chicago. June l6.-Funeral services for
George SIler. the veteran referee and
writer on pugIlistic topics. who died Sat
urday night were held this morning from
Corpus Christi Church, Grand boulevard
and Forty-ninth street Thousands paid
tribute to the late referee. Interment
was at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
The funeral sermon was preached by
Father Kennal, OF ST. Elizabeth's Church,
and the requiem high mass was cele-
brated by the pastor OF the church. De
Molay Lodge of Knights OF Pythias. OF
which Mr.. Siler was member. attended
the services in body The Order OF
Elks also were represented. Pa,bearers
were from Mr.. Siler's active associates
on the stan Of the Tribune, as follows:
Hugh E. 'HeOugh, John p. Brady. p.
p. Pomeroy, Joseph +. G. Davis, A. J.
McFaul. and Harvey T. Woodruff.
Tributes to Personality.
Messages OF sympathy and coincidence
from all sections Of the country were
received by the stricken family al the
residence. 7S6 East Forty-sixth street, in
great numbers, the expressions OF respect
and sorrow coming not alone from men
who had known Siler In hrs capacity OF
referee and as an authority on pugilism,
but men of all walks OF life who had
known ''the squarest referee Of them all
in many different capacities.
one characteristic Of the many came
from Billy Madden. OF New York. who
once toured the Middle Western States
with Sller as a sparring partner. the pal:
meeting all comers in limited round bouts
The message read:
Please accept my coudolence. Ny old
pal was an honest spor sman"
Mr.. Siler Is survived b. a wife and two
two sons. one OF whom. George Siler. jr.
resides in this city. The second son.
twenty years old. is employed in Panama
and. owing to the distance. was unable
TO attend the funeral The request on the
part Of the family TO omit flowers was
In accordance with the deceased mans
ideas Of simplicity and lack OF ostenta-
tlon.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
TABOR INN

Connecticut Avenue and Beach.
Large siry rOOmSs open surroundings Excellent
table Rates. S 10 SI2 weekly. A n. DUNN.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
LAT0NIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FiTe ft-longs Chaiioc. los Pow
ers). Se@, won; NIAlccon, lOS CT. Taylor, Sl3 40
second: The Missls. l0 tFrazier S555 third. Tine
lNl 10 Point Lace. Mahala. Ryronda Beneyale
Lady Ruby. Vancsna Ocala. Ny Lady Francs.
Zafre Violet Pearsal. and Lady Nelson also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six hirlongS Tamar lO5 IL
ButleTl. $50. won; Joe Moscr. ll2 CE Martini. 80.
second; Margaret T.. l0l CHuifnagcD sll6O third.
lime. LIB Is Puamon Beth Goodwin, Silver.
brook Finaancier. Donaldo. Dandy Dancef. and Bit
ter Sir also 1n
THIRD RACE-Seven frlongS Matte Mack. los
~ ButleTl N4l0. won; DuTasette l0 Powers
Sos0. second: George Young. 10 (Blacklock). 925.
third Tine. In 2-6 Ny Queen Of Roses, Btter
Miss, Mazonia, Sylvan Belle, Beltcone Belnina
Niperine Royal Artilleyy, Capt. Pearson, and Jim
Beattie also ran
FOURTH RACE-rlro nIrlongs whitefaoe. us
(Flckensl, S5SlO, won ". A. Leach lis (TsyIori
SH.45. secondi Michael Angelo. l05 CTruxler) 3 90
third Time, loo So Won Buelow Direct sem
pruni- Tramp FaSt, and Sir Optic also ran
FIFTH RACE-Soven furlongs. Deacon 10 IL
RootnSon), S462S won: Miss stroue lB CHeideD
@.0. second C0nVolo. 100 CPickensj, Sll5O third
Time, lN IS. Hannibal Bey Deuce Bonnie Bard
Osss, Huefano s'onor HILL Na,asha. Uslry aud
E1Aneer also ran
SIXTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth niles John
Louis loS tGasneyl, $3.50, won; Alsatian los But
leL S20, second; Separator. lO5 tPickcnsD. S65 90
third Tine, iSf So. Mirzer, Apt Balia. PTnky
MblmRison. Florida Glen, Dr. simrau The Thorn
Lady BalduT, and TyTOl also ran
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
JOE CANS PRAISES KETCHEL.
Negro Champion Thinks Welter-
weight Can Whip Tommy Burns.

San Francisco. Cal, June 16.-Champlon
Joe Cans arrived on the belated Over
land last night. which rolled into the
depot at l o'clock this morning. Joe re-
NAMED in the Pullman overnight and
spent the forenoon visiting his friends In
Oakland
He came to San Francisco yesterday
afternoon, and plans TO go to Shannon's
tomorrow to take up his training. For
the first few weeks he will indulge in
light work. as he is almost down TO 133
pounds now.
The BaltImorean looks fine. and says
he never felt better In discussing the
Ketchel-Papke fight. Cans gave the
Michigan lad due credit for his remark
able showing against & man OF Papke's
ability.
L have seen Ketchel fight three
men now-Thomas. Jack Sullivan. and
Papke." said Joe. "and Joe Thomas gave
him the hardest fight. and made by far
the best showing. / think very highly
Of Ketchel, and am Of the opinion that
he would give Tommy Burns q tough
battle Ketchel is such a strong and
rugged mixer that he would be able TO
get inside Of his guard and rough II with
HIM"
The colored boxer says that Milwaukee
fans are not taking much interest In the
Packy Mcfarland Freddie Welsh 90. and
that when the Chicago stockyards scrap
per was introduced at the ringside he was
given a cool reception. Back there the
OnfuiOn TINT tho RrffOn ho
worst OF the decision when they last met.
When Joe was twitted about Bat Nelson
beating him. Joe smiled and said: We'll,
II he thinks he can tug and wrestle me
around until I'm tired. he's mistaken. be-
cause III make him fight from the jump.
I'll chop him into ribbons before ten
rounds are Ovpr
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
JEFFRIES PAYS TRIBUTE.
Retired Champion EuIOgiEes Mem
Ory OF George Siier.

Los Angeles. Cal. June 16.-James ].
Jeffries pays a tribute to the memory of
George Siler. the pugilistic writer. who
died on last Saturday night He says:
The death of Siler is a great loss to
the sporting world. especially IN pugiIism,
as he stood at the top OF the list Of
capable referees ard had the fullest con-
fidence and respect Of every fighter.
know he was offered an immense sum
Of money 10 enter into a deal when 1
fought Sharkey In New York whereby
he was to make Sharkey win. He de-
clined 10 even consider the proposition.
No taint attaches to his record, and every
square fighter has lost a friend
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
DANvILLE TAKES TWO.
Tobacco Men Have Easy Time with
the Hill Climbers.

Danville. Va. June i6.-Danvllle won
two games from Lynchburg to-day. TAX
ing the first by a score Of 5 10 4 IN an
interesting twelve-inning contest, while
they walked away with the second game
in one-sided way by a score Of to p
The feature OF the day was the excel
lent box work OF Walker In the first
game. He succeeded Loos at the end Of
the third inning. the Hill Climbers having
raped him for seven hits.
For the next seven innings not a man
reached first base. and eight struck out.
In the eleven innings one hit was Sc
cured, and IN the twelfth two more, one
Of these being very scratchy. The hit
ting OF Hem was a feature he secur-
Ing five hits out Of nine times at the
bat. one Of his hits being a home run and
another a double. Scores by innings:
First game R.HE
Danville....... 2 0 0 0 0 0 o o Is r l
Lyuchburg.... 3 0 % 0 0 o 0 o. 10 2
Battcnes-Loos. Walker. and Ryan; Kline. Bent
ley. and Westlake.
Second game RH.E
Danville. 02i04 O0x-s
Lynchbirg. ............. 0 0 / 0 0 0 / %
Batteries-Prioe and Thackan West and westlake
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-One mile. Harcourt, ia lshilinED.
70 5. won: sdllaro ll5 C. Koerner). to I. sec
ond; Miss Marjorie. 100 tEnglandcrl 10 /. third.
Time. l;n Min on the Floss. Our Boy. and Call
Boy also ran.
SECOND RACE-seven nrlongs Alilia. lOj
lshiAinsh TO 8. won; Crichc dor 9j (RollinsD
20 !. second: Fcrando. % Hanover y 10 l third
Time. 10. L. NJ. Eckcrt. Am0ntillado. and sally
Cohen also ran
THIRD RACE-Steoplechase: about two miles
Northampton. li3 tMasnadal : 20 l. wen. Medicine
Man. A2 lSaGcln, { 20 g. second: Butweli I;5
johnson. 70 I. third. Time 4O7 Woodbine
Firefy, and Marston Moor also nm
FOURTH RACE-One mile Parkview fC Koer-
ner. to 5. won; Billie Hibbs. li3 Nforeandl X
tc !. second. SCuile. ll3 McCaheyl TO / ,birI
Time. l:i2 3-5 Thomas Flyer also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Four h,rloprs. Takahira ia nc.
Caheyl. even. won; Sight. l97 CMorelandl 5 ~
second Pearl Point. no lshiningl, 4 20 J. third.
Time. org. Raunnn and Havre also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and one eighth miles Cold
way. III lShngl. 3 70 10. won: Hoschrr ia
tKoernerl 70 1, Second; l., J, sayman l3 (Eng.
lander. 20 l, third, Time, ] s. Thos. Calhoun
and Lyndhurst also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
AMERICAN CAR LEADING.
Closely Pressed by German Passing
Through Siberian Town.

Nertchlnsk, Eastern Siberia, June Ia
The American car in the New York 10
Paris automobile race passed through
this city at O'clock this morning. The
Protos. the German car. left at $50.
Nertchinsk Is a city OF Transbalkalla, on
the Transiberlan Railroad $40 miles east
Of Irkotsk. When the American car was
last heard from, on the evening OF June
II, & was at Bukhatu, only l3O miles be-
hind the Protos and rapidly making up
the FIVE days lead the Germans had been
able TO obtain by the missing OF the road
by the Americans. and an accident 10 the
American cars driving gear. The Ameri-
can car Is now ahead
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17

CLARENDON. BALLSTOS DUNN-IORiSf3'
llkNNA CANTON. AND FAIRFAX COUPf
HOUSE Cars at frequent intervals from NOnnt
Vernon station l2th street and PennsyTsnia STSSTs
l'Phoue main iSlJ and from south end AouednrT
Bridge Phone west 2l2. Historic suburbs kiTbI.
spd last will Of George Washington at Fairfax CoorI
House. Ask Tor tcEets via -Ealls Chrrch Live
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
FAVORITES IN FRONT
Three First Choices Show
at GraVeSend.
GOLD LADY GETS MARLBORO
Wins in n GallOp, Five Lengths
Ahead OF Home AEain-SimOn Pure
Finds Easy Victory In the Ken
EinEtOn SteepIechnSe of Two Miles,
With Kara Three Lengths Behind.

New York, June l6.-Three favorites and
two second choices won races at Graves
end to-day. Gold Lady. after waiting be-
hind the pacemakers TO the head OF the
stretch, breezed to the front and won
the Marlboro Handicap in a gallop by
five lengths Home Again was second.
The other stake event. the Kensington
Steeplechase. about two miles. was easy
Tor Simon Pure, who ran a fine race and
beat Kara by three lengths.
Chepontuc, to 5. after being prac-
ucally left. won the first race. while King
Cobalt ran Off with the handicap for
three-year-olds, from Alfred Noble In
gallop.
Rye was successful IN the fifth. and
Uncle Jim took the last race. for two
year-olds
The summaries:
FIRST RACE-About SIX furlongs. Chepontuc
y %. Dusanl. to 5. won: High Range. lo2
tShreTel. % to l. second Ted 102 Garnorl. 100 10 l.
third Time. az 25 Moorish King Home Run
Taboo. Rose Beaumont. David Warfied. Dr. Pillow
Noodoo. Right Sort, Rube. Foutanel. Yankee Tour
iSt, and Watere also ran.
SECOND RACE-Steepechase; about two miles.
Simon Pure. lS6 Henderson, 20 8. won: Kara
10 lynch. !? 70 J. second Dick Shaw 80 (Romnl
70 J, thru. Time $50. st. Keyin and Jim Nc
THIRD RACE-AbOut six furlongs King Cobalt.
lIs tNicDaniep. 70 l. won. Alfred Noble. lis
o. Lee. 10 s. second; Rosmire los CDoylel I
70 j. third. Time. l:ll 35. Explosion and Earl's
Court also nn
FOURTH RACE-0ne and onesixteenth miles
Cold Lady l0g Garner. 20 8. won: Home Again
y u. Duganl, 10 !. second: Running Water. 10
lMcCarthyl. } TO s. third. Time. Las as Hall
Sovereign also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and furong. Rye
10 CMusgavel. 20 !. won: Melbourne. 100 lang
to l. second; Tileing. n6 Miller. 6 20 5. third
Time. l;55. Golf Ball, Tom Doan. and Countersgn
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Five and one-haH farlonss. Uncle
Jim, l@1 lGusgTavel. to 5. won; Rostnum lol
lsrussell, y 20 I. second; Sceotman, l0s Nottcr)
~ to . third Tine. l07 - Sherlock. Watch. and
Melton Cloth also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
CARS TO KENSINGTON

FTom I5th g. aud \. I. ave. eveTy IS minutes Pas
Rock Creek Bridge. Park. MAIN ENTRANCE Zoo.
10 Chevy Chase Lake Connect with Kensington
cars Round tr1D ticsets sc. at Fussen's.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
Merely Hints at Death.

III tell you what I want you to do. T"
the sick man said to Mrs. Siler. for I'll
not come back for six months or a year.
and maybe I'll never come back"
That was the only reference the vet
eran made in the later days OF bis Illness
70 the possible end OF his sufferings. He
then told Mrs. Siler OF his business az
fairs and various accounts. and some
debts owing TO him, for Sller was a man
from whom any one could borrow money,
and arranged all his worldly business in
the methodical manner which was char
acteristic OF all his works and plans. He
continued until Mrs. Siler stopped him
for fear the talking would weaken him.
In the afternoon he appeared stronger
than for many days, but at 1880 o'clock
the end came suddenly without a strug-
gle. George Siler's generous heart merely
ceased TO beat
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
New Record for Mile.

State College, Pa, June 16.-In the track
and field meet held here yesterday be-
tween State College. Western University
Of Pennsylvania, and Carnegie Technol-
ogy. HowarthH Of State. broke the college
record for the mile. negotiating the dis
tance in minutes and 80 3-5 seconds.
Rain marred the various events Of the
meet, which was won by State College
with a total of so points The Western
University Of Pennsylvania was second
with "a
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
RACING DEAD IN ARKANSAS.
supreme Court Decides Against Ap-
peal Made by Betting Men.

Little Rock. Ark, June i6-In the case
OF Simon & stryder VS. the State. ap-
pealed from the Garland County Circuit
Court. the Supreme Court has upheld the
constitutionality Of the Amis anti-racing
law
The appellants were fined for betting
on horse race at Hot Springs. and ap-
pealed the case, attacking the validity OF
the law. They contended. among other
things. that the law was not properly
certified 10 by the president Of the senate
before it was presented 10 the governor.
The court. however, failed to find any
ground for an appeal and affirmed the
judgment against the appellants
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
Racing and Other News in the World of Sports
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
GrnVeaeu

FIRST RAcE-rAr,e-ysar-old. and upward; one
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Waugh Defeats Ninth in Ten-In-
ming Contest

ANDING OF TIE TEAMS
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17

Earned uln-WauEh. First base BY errors-Ninth.
Left on bascs-Ninth. 9; Waugh 3 First base
on bals-Of Symanoskie. {: Of Carroll l. Struck
out-By Symauoskie. 10. =, Carroll. g. Home run
Mathaiea. Three-base hit-Dougherty. Sacrifice hits
-Ketlsr. Noyes Buellcr 49, symanoSkie Mafhaiea
Fries %. Stolen bases-Marceron Cg. Kerper,
Hands -. Noyes ~. Hit by pitcher-By syman-.
oskie l. Umrire-Mr Hughes Tune Of sanae-I
hour and IS minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
BOsIey Captain of 81. Johns.

9INehl 70 Inc washington Herald
Annapolis. Md, June 16-The baseball
team Of st. Johns College has elected
John Bosley, Of Baltimore. captain for
next season. Bosley was the collegians
msinstay In the bcx this season. He was
also strong batter and should make a
capable leader. Bosley Is also one OF the
crack players OF the football team, hav-
ing hlled the position Of end for two
years.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
Denth OF Mr.- Corde1I-

Special TO The Washington Herald
Harrisonburg, Va, June ls.-Mrs.
Emma Cordell. wife OF w. Scott Cor
dell, died this morning at her home in this
place, death being due to a stroke Of
paralysis she suffered several years ago.
since which time she has been HELPLESS
She is survived by her husband. four
daughters. and a son.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
Totals. lsBEl5

Earned runs-G- H. l.. 6; Dolphin 3 First base
b. erroTs-G. II. l.. 4; Dolphin. !. Left on bases
g. II. l.. 8, Dolphin s First base on alls-Of
Russell. 2; Of Blomquist s. of Moore s. Innings
pitched-By Russel. ?; by Blomquist 6. lifts made
on Russell 3: OF Blomquist. g. Struck ou,-By
Russell ?: by Blomquist. q by Moore l. Home
nn-Thrall Three-hase hit-Drunnan. Twobaso
hiis-JOneS. Moore o. BARTLETT Rnssel. Sacrifice
hts-Bartlett Blomquisj. Treakel WTett Hail.
day. Russel, Stolen hases-Mathewson %. Bartlett
Jones, g. Halliday Hit by pitcher-By Russell
Wild pitch-Blomquist. Passed ball-Halliday I'm
pires-Drs. Hummer Addison. and Housh Time
Of game-l hOur and 30 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
TEAR DOWN GRAND STAND.
st. Louis RacinE Structure to BE
Sold as Old Lumber

st. Louis, June 1s.-The grand stand OF
the Kinloch Park race track will be
wrecked and the lumber sold within the
next week. An advertisement Offering II
for sale has been inserted in the news
papers here. Philemon Chew. one of
the builders OF the track. said that he
does not believe racing will ever be re-
vlved here
Gov. Folk gave the death blow TO Mis-
souri, racing when he enforced the anti
betting law.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
DRY DAYS IN LYNCHBURG.
Thief Breaks Into Baptist Church
in Guest of Wine.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. June ia thief broke
into the First Baptist Church last night,
evidently in Ques; cf wine, which is used
for communion purposes. The thief broke
eighty Of the small receptacles belonging
to the individual sets.
In the police court to-day Charles
Verga. a licensed saloon keeper was fined
$3.50 for entering his saloon at 11.3O o'clock
Saturday night, this being an hour ano
a half after closing hours
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
FredericIs Bu.ine.. Man Die..

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Frederick, Nd, June l6.-Wesley SUM
merheld Tull well-known retired busl-
ness man, died at his home at 2:l5 O'Clock
this morning Of heart trouble He was
born in Somerset County. but had lived
here for the past twenty years. He is
survived by wife and two children
Mary Esther Tull and Howard Summer
field Tun. jr The funeral will take place
from his late home on Wednesday after
noon az 2:30 O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At New Bedford-New Bedford 2; FAN River, /
At Lawrence-Worcester. Z; Lawrence, l.
At Lowell-Brockt0n. 5: Lowell. /
At HaVerhil-HaVerhill. 9, Lynn. g.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

AT jersey City-Rochester, J, Jersey City, T.
AZ Newark-Montreal 3; Newark l.
At Baltimnre-First game-Toronto. s; Baltimore
J. Second game-Toronto. /; Baltimore g.
At Providence Buffalo, 4; Providence l.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Observation-Disclosures 3: Louisville, T.
Al dianapolis-Indianapoli 4, Kansas City, 0.
AT Toledo-Toledo. o. St. Paul. s.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
COLLEGE GAME,
Pennsylvania. 7; Louisiana University. 1
EASY FOR ST. ELIzABETHs.
swamp Sailors from U. s. s. Dolphin
I'm One-sIded Gnme.

The sailors from the United States
steamship Dolphin proved easy picking
for the ST. Elizabeth team yesterday on
the asylum grounds. The score was IS
20 g.
Moore held the tars to seven hits. and
the sixteen safe swats his teammates
made, aided by nine errors for their op-
ponents. accounts for the one-sided game
Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Uuca-Utica. 9; Troy. g.
Az Syracuse-Syracuse. 0: Scranton, 2
At Gloversyille-A., J. & g.. ); Albany 6.
Al nghamton-Bmgham 3; Wilkesbarre. l.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17

While you think OF It. telephone your
want Ad. to The Washington Herald. and
bill will be sent YOU ut / cent a word
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17
ST. Mnry'a, 81 Hanover, z.
al IN Tho Wnshington Bcr,id

Emmitsburg. Md. June 1s.-The game
Of baseball to-day between Mount St
Mary's College and the Hanover Athletic
Association resulted in a victory for the
former by score of 9 10 Z. Score by
innings:
R.H T.
Mount ST. Mary's...o OO5Il lX-o IL s
Hanover 4. A........ 2 0 0 30 0 II 10 ;
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COLORED CHAMPS WIN.
Philadelphia Giants Trim Brent
wood by TO 4.

The Philadelphia Giants, colored cham
pions Of the world. put It on Brentwood
yesterday at National Park by to l.
Tomorrow the Washington Stars and
Rockville open game at $3.50 o'clock. and
the winner will tie up with the Giants
Thursday, BY special request, ST
Stephens Institute. with a team picked
from the stars OF the city. viii cross bats
with the liladelphians. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-17

Lett on bases-Giants, ;; Brentwood G. Struck
out-By Washington. 2; BY Walker. ; Three.base
hits-Dunbar. Broome Sacrifice hit-Krahlng HIT
by ptcher-Alyers James UInpire-Mr Stevens
IIme of game-l hour and 50 minutes