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The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-09
Notice For Publication.
Department Of the Interior
Land Office At Denver, Colo
v,snA o. N0no

Department Of the Interior
Land Office At Denver. Colo
Juno "a, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Walter
c. Jones, Of Walden. Colo. who. on
January IS, 1908. made Homestead on
try No. 2O546. for the 81 sen Sec 8. nj
Ella Sec. II Twp. sN R. IS W.. . Pm.
has filed notice Of intention to make
Final FIVE year proof. 70 establish claiA
to the land above described. before w.
o. Mosman, us. Commissioner at his
ONCE. at Walden. Colo. on the 14th day
Aug. 1908.
Claimant names a. witnesses:
William Jones, Oliver Barber. John
Weder, Miller Moseman, all Of Walden.
Colorado.
C. D. Ford. Register.
(lst Pub July Last Pub. July 49,
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-09
Notice for Publication
Isolated Tract
Public Land Sale

Land office at Denver. Colo. !
July 319O8. I
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-09
Such Bluff.

Congressman Nervey's outside"
said the usher. "and he wants yer to
pass him in"
"Tell him." replied the manager of
the prize fight. that we can't pass
nobody but newspaper men"
Il did and he says he's sportin' ed.
itor Of de Congressional Record."-
Philadelphia Press.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-09

Mr. Bryan's err horse is pretty well
trained He is showing mis- masters
past twelve years work: is Keeling off
steam rollers! Why tie CzaI of all the
Russias Is sort of advisory head Of a lit
tie backwoo.ls tribe compared with this
Democratic oh Bryan = We can,
bring ourself to call an Irishman Caesar
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-09
Notice of Application to Lease
State Lands

Office Of the State tsOartl of Land Com !
missiouers. Denver. Colo June 26 1908 {
Notice is hereby given that T. r.
Stephens whose postotfice address is
Denver. Colo. has made application No
61S5 to lease the following described
School Lands, situated in Laramie Co.
Colorado, TO wit:
All of SO I8-Twp. Z Mr. n w.
No other application 10 lease tile a.
dove described lands will be considered
after July %, 1908
John F. Vivian. Register.
Qst Pub July 2 last Pub Aug.o)
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-09
Editorial.
REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL
TICKET
For President
WILLIAM II. TAFT
For Vice President
JAMES S. SHERMAN

Taking one consideration with anoth-
er, our celebration was happy one.
The whole town got toge Their and each
put in his share or little bit more. We
gave program and entertained more
liberal crowd in more royal fashion
than any town in the west seven times
the size Of Walden.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-09
A Poser for Ma.

william-Did the baby come from
heaven, ma?
Mamma-Yes dear.
William-I say, a., that kid didn't
know when he was we'll OF, did he?-
Boston Transcript
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-09
Revised.

Revised.
"Billson is man who does not CON
sider 1t necessary to tell the truth At
all times. isn't he?"
"Wsll-omit the word times from
that statement. and you'll have Il
about right."-Clsveland Leader.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
LAST OF YACHTS IN
ihe Esperansa, Which Finished
Last, Led Part of the Wou

1'alliitoil Bermuda, June 9---rhe ooa,, -.
.aoe from Marbleiead to Hamilton c,,,o - - ~ J,
- Hsa' with the arrival Of the Zthrab a,s 81
sPei"Iza, both of which were blown OF a.,
ise oy the storm of Saturday and Supd.,. :,
niisheo many hours behind the winners w., =
elaPsea time OF the Zuhrah was I2s hours -,
% ~ seconds and her corrected time l25 hours
% minutes 20 seconds. The elapsed and corrao+d
-, oa the Esperanza Were the same namely 137
hours 20 minutes 90 seconds
Inc EsperanZa is owned by J. DslzelI N.r,o -.
.H'sours and sailed under the pennant of tho A.
iahuc YACHT Club. The Zuhrah Is owned t, III
Dorscher. New York, and few the flag of tho NJ
Rochelle Yacht Club 'eN
a comparison of the courses steered bv tho Co.
yachts SHOWS that the vessels that held nearest 10
tne straight course from Cape Cod were mos, af
iected by the storm. The venona and tba NJ
chioness, which were well TO the eastward boa 1as
heavy weather ~ ~
Ihe boats left Marbehead last "Wednesday IN
the heaVy weather on Wednesday night Off Cane
Cod the Zuhrah led the entire fleet On -rhursday y
at noon the larger boats were in a bunch about
FRIDAY at noon the Esperanza was ahead with IN.
DerNsh i've miles. the Zuhrah fifteen the Mar
chioness thirty and the Venona forty miles astar,
on saturday the Dervish still ahead with the
Iuhrah thirty-ive the Esperanza FORTY the Mar
chioness forty-eight and the yenona sixty r,i,es
astern On Sunday the Venona was ahead with
the Marchfoness twenty-five, the Dervtsh thirtv-fya
the Zuhrah ninety and the Esperanza 10 miles he
hind. The best days by the Dervish was On.
miles, while the Zuhrah's record 200 miles
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
RESULTS OF
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Pttsburr proved easy for the Giants at the Poio
Grounds Yesterday and lost by a score OF 10 .
Camntz who pitched for the visitors. was knoched
out Of the box I'm the fifth inning. when the Giants
piled up four runs
CrandaI who twirled for New York. was the star
OF the game for besides holding the visitors do"r
TO five hits he sent the ball sailing into the lefr
field bleachers for a home in the fifth inninss
scoring Devlin and Bridwell who had singled pc
fore him. In the last inning the Pirates saved
themselves from a shut-out when Wilson hit 70 tne
centre field ropes for home run. scoring Kane
The Giants feIded brilliantly Tenney made tns
ony error being charged against them in the esnra
inning and that did harm fine stop ana
throw by Doyle of wilson's srounder in the nfth
inning was the fielding feature. The Pirates. WITH
two out in the first inning. had the bases full. put
Kane's short fly 10 Tenney spoiled their hopes
The Giants took the lead in this inning, making
one run shannon walked. got to second on Tel
news sacrifice. and Tailed on Seymours single
They made two more runs in the fourth lnnnnss
which turned out to be enough 10 give them tno
game Devlin started II with a single Doyle
was hit by pitched ball. Bridwell beat out
hunt filing the bases. On attempted double
plav of CrandaIFs drive, Kane dropped GIBSON >
throw and Doyle scored single by shannon al
lowed BridwelI TO race home
II was announced by the mana cement OF the New
York Club that Sammy Strang- -Nicklin, the UTILITY
PLAYER had been sold the Baltimore club. Of tns
Eastern League
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10

Hoe the Men Haze Been Named
for the TariOus EUents.

James E. Sullivan. secretary of the American
Olympic Committee, announced yesterday that the
men selected TO represent this country at the Oym
pic games in England next month, had been en-
tered in the various events follows:
One hundred metres-Cartmen, Hamilton Huff
kiralfy, May, ClOughon, Rector Robertson, d. r.
Two hundred metres-Atlee, Cartmeu. Hamilton,
HUT i KiTsify Mason May Rector. Robertson. u.
-Four hundred metres-Atlee, Carpenter Cart
f Raey @ kosShs asd Fi
& Eight hgndTed msfreSmbeard fos 6Tonow H. L
Ier. Pilgrim. Ramey, sheehan and Sheppard.
Dull Haisted, Hoyns, Jones. Llgbtbody. Riley.
E9Ee n snPPFs sshePpa5d as sullivan , and GTd TTnRe
rels, Hartranft, Howe, Natwick, Patterson, Rand,
one hondFed e9Tss s fiP huPdisBaeoh Ras9a Bromilow
L Coe French Halsted, Hamilton. Hartranft, Hill
steepiechase- -Bonhag, E P. Carr. Dull Eisele,
Halsted. Hall. Jones Lightbody. Rowe, Splitter,
FIyeiNile EEnn-Bs0nhhsg Bun Al armour. Belars,
Ten-Mile Walk-Bonhag.
Marathon Race-Forshaw Hatch, HAYES Lee
Lorz. Morrlsey. o'Aiara, Ryan, Thibeau. Tewanina
Standing Broad Jump-Adams Biner. Brennan
E"ry. Holmes. Irons. Muenz Robertson schom-
Standing High Jump-same entries as standing
Running Broad Jump-Adams. Bellah. Brennan
Cooke. Irons, Kelly Mahoney. Mount Pleasant
o,COnnell, d. r. Sherman. Stephenson and F.
Young
Running high R,,i jupNgEsnnaP Gidney, Irons
Schommer and Stephenson.
Cooke Irons Mount Pheasant O'Connen Schom.
mer, Sheridan. d. E. Sherman, Stephenson. F.
Young
Pole vault-Allen Bellah Campbell. Cooke. Dray.
Gilbert, Haggard, Jackson, Jacobs, Mercer, Nelson,
Parker.
Hammer Burroughs. Flanagan; ellis. HOrr, Nc
Grath Rose. b K. Sherman. Talbot.
Garrels, Gils. Horr, Kruger, Rose, Scnommer.
Sheridan. Stephenson Talbot.
Three-mile tearn-Armour, Belars, Bonhag, E.
p Carr. r. ]. Carr. COhn Dull. Eisele. Hail. Rowe,
Trube. H. c Young.
Thirty-five Hundred Metre Walk-Bonhag
Sixteen Hundred Metre Team Race-Cart tIneiI,
HUFF. Taylor, Sheppard; reserve, Hamilton
Whitman, Merriam and Halsted.
Discus (both styles)-Adams, Burroughs. Dear
Crath Rose Sheridan and Talbot
Javelin (both styles)-Adams Burroughs, Dear
born Flanagan Garrels. Gillis. McGrath Rose,
Schommer D. E Sherman. Sheridan ana Ialpot
! estling-Bantamweight Mehnert feather-
weight Dole; lightweight Rrug; lniddieWeis.l'
Craiee Gerg and Marganes; heavyweight, Idlpot.
SUirnming-IOl-metre, 4eO-metre and team race
Daniels Goodwin. Foster, Hebner, Rich ana Iru-
benbach: 1.5oo-metres. Green: breast ana pack
stroke swirns Goessling and GosneI; high ana
fancy diving Gaidzik, Grote and Borneman.
Bicycle-Cameron, Hurley, van Deh oIIeS aiu
Weintz. ,, uuo,.,on
ellis McCirath. Rose Sheridan, Talbot: reserve
Coe Garrels, Gifhn, Horr, Sherman and hrueseF'
The men named in the supplemental list who VIII
go II enough money is collected are included IN
l-,a made
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
MISS MOORE IN FORM.
Beats Miss Wagner in Metropolitan
Loscn Tennis Tourney.

Women continued to hold the interest IN the
second days play Of the Metropolitan lawn ten
mis- championship tournament on the courts OF
the West Side Club yesterday Miss Elizabeth H.
Moore and Miss Margare, Johnson won thelr
nIares in the semi final round of the singles Miss
Moore defeated Miss Marie Wagner. 81 80. b.
in what proved to be the best match OF the day
Miss Wagner fast but Miss Moore overcame
her with her cut strokes. Matches In the wom-
ems doubles were played. but o. NJ Bostwick
acting as referee, declared that the women had
made a mistake and had not followed the draw
and that the event must be played over again
In the mems singles Richard H. Palmer was
the first to gain the fourth round, the one oe1ore
the semi-hnals by defeating w. " Bennett, g.
50 Every bracket OF the third round was filed
RAYMOND D. Little and Charles NJ. Bull, jr., are
now coupled together to meet to-day. The former
defeated DIR. E. Taylor at Ga s-S, while Bull de-
feated j. s. Cushman s4. SIS. The summary
follows:
Metropolitan ehamponshlp men' snses thFst bv
default: George sanser won from Roossts ny
II Mex. GlaaebrooS defeated T. NJ, Donohue. e.
.es.f &c s'is
~ nesss so
Donne s1 Pate defeated defeated P Paq For For
ei. ga C. crasn defeated "A Bassfofa jr
$ seSse sslinEsI n Bn I defeated
3 liz ssiss.sS ss,.si.5 PF : rayISr SEsg
fuss 90 se Ii Ross suTshaTd detected F.
soss a Mee de9eaasd Chase
30. IS; W. v Bennett defeated p. d Richie
third ounsq n0sman ast.steS hsnDs Mge
women's singles thrst round)-Mrs- William H
A. G. Mile. defeated Miss Glare Cassell, s--a Ga:
Miss Louise Hammond defeated Mrs George L. Chap
second iounS-Miss Marsarst johnson defeated Mrs
Moore defeated Miss Marie wagner, 81. 4-8 s-4
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
CHAMPION FARES BADLY
MISS CURTIS DROPS OUT.
Hiss Harley Leads in First Round
for Eastern Golf Title.

Watertown Mass. June s-Miss K c. Harley
of the Fall River Golf Club, made the lowest score
S. in the first days play of the championship
tournament Of the Eastern Womens Golf Associa
ton at the Oakley Country Club to-day, leading
Miss Mary b. Adams. the present champion, and
Miss Fanny Osgood, the former champion by two
strokes.
Forty-nne golfers. including all of the leading
women players in the East, started, and IN spite
of the high wind which blew across the course all
day some creditable scores were made Miss Mar
saret Curtis the national champion, and her sister
Harriet the former national champion, were among
the starters and much to the surprise OF the large
gallery were off their game and needed 1o4 and
1o2 respectively
Only nine players qualified to play the final
round at eighteen holes tomorrow At meeting
of the association II decided that only those
who had a score of 9S better were eligible TO
continue play.
The course was in excellent condition and the
green's were fast The bunkers brought much grief
to the players especially the crossing the line
of play to the first hole.
The driving competition won by Mrs. Clar-
ence vanderbeck. of the Philadelphia Cricket CLUB
Mrs Vanderbeck made three drives OF 1874 yards II
inches 1856 yards 16 inches and $50 yards II inches
The follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
YANKEE SAVE THE DAY
RALLY JUST IN TINE.
Detroit Loses Hard Fought Game in
the Eighth Inning.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
New York at Detroit
Philadelphia a Chicago
Washington .at At. Louis.
Boston Cleveland
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. s; Detroit, 8.
Cleveland Is; Boston. g.
Chicago 10; Philadelphia, O.
ST. Louis, 4; Washington, I.

Detroit, June BY punching hits in the eighth
inning for four the New York Yankees beat
Detroit here to-day by a of 8 to T. II was
hotly fought contest and up to this inning looked
like victory for the pennant winners of last year
who seemed to have earned e safe lead
Niles started the onslaught with two-bagger.
but was nipped at third Killians throw to
Coughlin of Hemphills hit. Keeler beat out
short hit, and on timely single by Ball Hemp
hill and Keeer tailed A three-bagger by stah
got Ball home and the former in turn In
when Schmidt fumbled Cobb's throw.
kleinow ordered out Of the game In the
sixth inning when he claimed that hit had gone
foul, and Eberfeld sent from the coaching
line in the eighth inning for protesting against
decision calling Chase out.
Cobb's al-around play the feature of the
game. He made three hits, two Of which were
short bunts that he beat out by the fastest kind
Of sprinting. All figured In the getting for De-
troit. The batting of Ball and Stahl were other
features, each making three hits.
The follows
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
sUPERBAs BOW TO THE CUBS.
Chicago Wins After Brooklyn Ties the Score
in the Seventh Inning.

r,rooLr,-r lost 70 Chicago the worlds champions.
II, +ba first game of a series between the mines at
washington Park Brooklyn, yesterday. by score
of to 3.
Up to the seventh inning Pfeister VINO pitche1
for the Cubs kept the hits made of his dehVefy
1,-a,1 scattered and the Superbas unable TO
score With the first two men out In this INNING
the home rooters treated TO an exciting pat
ting rally on the part of the Superbas that brought
In three runs and tied the score Ritter s'aI'eu y
rttb a tu,o-bagxer and scored on a single by Nc
Intvre Singles by Burch and Pattee got Mcintyre
home and while the Cubs arguing Buren,
made a daring steal across the plate
The effort did not count for much, however l''
in the eighth inning the Cubs made their winning
rrn ON a single by Hoffman, a sacrifice By klins
and a single by Steinfeldt.
I.unley the captain Of the home team, was un-
abIa to pIav The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10

Hamilton. Bermuda, June s-The Aisa craig
owned by James Craig Of New York, which won
Iost wears ocean race from Gravesend Bay TO
Hamilton Harbor first across the finish line
in thi. years for the James Gordon Bennett
Cup having made the voyage in 6s hours 80 minutes
and a seconds Whether she has won the race
o,n,o. 20. he stated az the Irene II. owned by S.
" Granbery of New York, her opponent, has
more than twenty hours time allowance Up 20
shutdown there was no trace of the Irene II on the
horizon but she may come in during the night ana
finish in time to win.
The Atlsa Craig took something o"er an hour and
a half more time cover the course than she dd
a year ago this being due 10 heavy head sea-
The boats were sent away from Grsvesend Bay al
43s o'clock on Saturday afternoon. ana tne Ahsa
Crais lost sight of the Irene ii of Sandy HOOK
They had a strong easterly wind, which Increased
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
The Ailsa Croie at Bermuda
Crosses Finish Line in Ocean Race for Motor Boats With
Irene II Vnsighted at Sundown.

considerably during the night and Sunday, and
there bad cross in the Gulf Stream
Nearing the islands the wind and sea were more on
the port bow and the Ailsa Craig ran better IN
the last fifty miles. when the smoother
she made her best speed She came to the finish
line In fine style and with great burst of speed
The captain refused a pilot. and forgetting the
quarantine regulations straight for Hamilton
He was ordered back to quarantine. and finally was
released at o'clock I'm the afternoon.
The crew of the Ailsa Craig report continuous
sheet of spray flying the boat almost through
out the entire voyage Conditions have become
much more favorable in the last twentyfour hours
and the Irene III may take advantage of this fact
to make quick dash for the finish.
The visiting yachtsmen are touring the island
and resting from their hard trip. The official enter
tanments will begin on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
AFTER NEW ENGLAND TITLE.

Hartford. Conn, June s.-An annoying southerly
wind which swept down the courts interfered ma
terially with the opening matches in the New Eng
land championship lawn tennis tournament which
opened at the Hartford Golf Club this afternoon.
The summary follows:
First round-R. II Cole Hartford won from e. F.
beat B. Mcconnell. Yale. e-1 Ct; G. Wslworth.
Boston beat A L. Lyman. Hartford 6-1. Ga; H L.
Westfsll, York, w Roberts. Hartford, o-l.
e-2; F. Howard. Hartford. beat A Burnell. Trinity.
Go e-1: E. Morris. Hartford. beat j. Hocornb Jr.
Hartford. a-2, s-4: g. Pike Springfield beat P.
Lawrence Hartford, e.. e-3 Nettleton. New Haven.
beat r A. BIdwelI Springfield. e-2. 81 F. W. Cole.
Hartford. II. F. Cole. New Haven. 6-1. 60:
H H Burtuin Trinity beat Shepard, Yale e. 6-3-
Second round-Dunn. Yale. beat Graves, Hartford.
e-3, IS; WestfsI, New York, beat Morris, Hart
ford, e-1, 60.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
MARSHALL WINS 4 GAME
Beats Schlechter an Big Chess Tour
nament abroad.

Prague, Bohemia, June 9.-Marshall the Aneri-
can player. furnished surprise in the continuation
Of the international chess tournament to-day bv
defeating Schlechter, the leader in a brilliant
game. II was the latter's first defeat
The other results follow: Rubinstein beat Md
mar. Techmann beat Mieses. Spielmann beat Bar
deleben, Leonhardt beat Proxies and Janowski beat
Suechting- Drawn games recorded between
Maroczy and Duras, Alapin and TreybaI, Salwe
and Leontieff. The game between Kvicala and
Chotimirski adjourned in favor of the latter
The standing follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
sWApTHMoRE ATHLETIC TROUBLES.
Football May Be Saved by Election OF New
Advisory Committee.

Philadelphia, June s.-As result OF the uSs
sions among the graduates Of Swarthmore Col-
-, ornernine the attitude of the institution
top,srd athletics the members of the alumni ath-
1Atlc advisory committee, which had charge Oh
athletics for the last eight years, resigned IN d
bodv to-day al the annual meeting or lhe Alumni
Association ,, a,
80, committee was Immediately elected con-
letting of four graduates and student. The hVe
80 are all former football players A short tihe
90 tbe men who resigned recommended that 1901
bau and all other intercollegiate atheticS pe ~
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
.yclE RACING IN THE GARDEN.

-azs vii be bicycle racing at Madison Square
s-zl TINS summer The first meet viii take
als el Monday evening. June p Yesterday q
= force Of carpenters started to build huge
@-E track similar 10 the one used at the an
a zx-day race. The success OF the cycle racing
1s Yailshurg track. in Newark, il the direct
-as t9r the opening Of a summer series Of races
= Gsrdeu.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
sHAkE-UP IN CORNELL CREW,

ithaca, n. Y, June s.-Courtney shook up the
Cornell varsity crew to-day. shifting half Of the
men and leaving only OF last years oarsmen in
the boat. The one veteran retained is Cox at
stroke The change leaves the coach with prac-
tically untried combination. but which. he says
is not necessarily final In its makeup
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
MEADOW BROOK WINS AT POLO

Philadelphia, June 9.-In OF the most ag-
gressive games of polo played In this county.
the Meadow Brook team. of Long Island, defeated
the Bryn Mawr Penn) team in the championship
tournament at Bala to-day by a of IL goals
to 8. The play OF Devereaux, Milburn and Harry
Payne Whitney, of the Meadow Brook team,
sensational.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
GOLF AND AUTO YEAR BOOK OUT.

The official year book of golf and automobilng,
edited by Charles Quincy Turner has just been
published. 1t is profusely illustrated carefully
compiled. and contains more information of COM
plee reliable character than any Of the preced
ing volumes.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
Totals, 81 5152711 4 Total.

Two-base hits-Nes. Stahl. Three-base hits-OLeary.
Stahl Sacrifice hts-McIntyre Jones. Coughln. Double
plays-Schaefer and Crawford; Crawford tunasssted,
Stah and Chase. Left bases-Ne~ York 8: Detroit,
First base errorsDetroit, /: New York Struck
out-By killian. 3; by Manning. l. Wild pitch-Killlan
Time, 1:50. Umpircs-Sheridan and Evans
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
CHAMPION ROLLER SKATER HERE.

Jack Woodwork, of Pittsburg, the national role
skating champion, arrived here yesterday to TAX
part in the international championship race at tn
Sea Beach Palace Rink. Coney Island, tonight
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
SBURG
o o 2 A o o I Ks

Home runs-Crandar. Wilson Three-base hit-ksne
SacrhcA hft-Tenney. Stolen Dissatisfaction % ElrsC
base on errors-New York. 3 Ptttsours First oass
on baIIs-Or CrandaII g. OF Camnitz 2 on McCaTtny
Struck out-By Camnitz. 4; by Crandall J. 5its-On ~
SaTni,z a in hve innings Left bases-Ncw fors, o.
Pfttsburg O. Cmpires-ODay and KLEIN
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
CLEVELAND, is; BOSTON, 8.

At Cleveland: r. H E
Cleveland ..............f 0 0 10 Q x-I5 1s S
Boston ............-.....0 0-6 IS 3
Batteries-Cleveland, Berger. Joss and Clarke
Boston Winter, Glaze and Criger, Cicotte and Don
ohue Umpire-OLoughlin.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
GOLF AT FOREST PARK CLUB.

Members of the Brooklyn-Forest Park Golf
Club turned in force in the qualifying round
for the June cup Saturday and Sunday, cOndt-
tiOns calling for handicap medal play. Deve-
reux Lord led from scratch with the capital
of 76 The leading scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
ST. LOUIS, 4; WASHINGTON, 3.

Az st. Louis: R. H. E.
st. Louis ...............0 0 l o 0 X-
Washington -..........0 0 o-3 IA
Batteries-St Louis, Graham, Howell and
Stephens; Washington. Hughes, Warner and Street.
Umpires-Hurst and Evans
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
CHICAGO, 10; PHILADELPHIA, o.

At Chicago: r. II. e.
Chicago .................2 0 2 x-10 IA l
Philadelphia ...........0 0 0 90 8
Batteries-Chicago. Walsh and Sullivan, Manuel
and Weaver Philadelphia, Bender and Powers.
Umpire Connolly.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10

rv,obase hits-Pattse Pfeister Ritter. sacrifice hits
Hoffman King stolen baSes-Es'e-s; s.; ~ IN
FIRST b3se on erro1s-B-ooklyu l. Chicago FiIst Oss
on bailsNOn Mcintyre 1. struck out-By Pfester. =
b1, WrTn+vrs Hit by pitched bali-By Pfester. !
Passed bai-Bergen Wild pitchPfeister Let on osss
-Rrooklyn. :; chicago, Double play s-Ls"lT Trqr.
ard Jordan: Pfeister Tinker and Chance CmP"'
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
GIANTS PILE UP RUNS
PITTSBURG THE VICTIM.
CrandM Pitches We'll and Makes q
Home Run.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES To-pi

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
PittsburE a York
Chicago Brooklyn.
Cincinnati Boston
a Philadelphia
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. a; Piftsburg. g.
Chicago. &; BROOKLYN. 3.
Philadelphia. .; st. Louis. o.
Cincinnati. 3. Boston. y
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
EASTERN LEAGUE.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Providence Newark.
Jersey City Baltimore.
at
Buffalo Rochester.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Providence, 8; Jersey City, 4.
Newark. 5: Baltimore, (I2 innings. called).
Montreal. 8; Buffalo. 0.
Toronto 9; Rochester, 4.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
L w. L
Buffalo 49,. 81 is .56sl Rochester 10 1e 500
IS .53S Toronto. 16 16 800
Newark. IA Is .514 Providence 16 10 -45I
Baltimore is II .5f4Jersey City. 1S 20 1914
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