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to be considered along with the others
There have been discussions in the
rowing squad. and Coach Courtney
has applied the rod of discipline ruth
lessly. AS result six veteran oars
men who would have added much
strength to the crews have been
dropped from the squad
Jack Dods, who for two years has
held "a seat in the first varsity, Is the
latest oarsman to fall under Courtney.s
displeasurc. The others who have
met a like fate are Koerner, Frost
Sanger. Wurst and Beyea.
1t VIII rot do to count too much on
the loss from Cornell's rowing force
Courtney is perhaps the slyest fox in
the business, and can generally be
depended upon to have something up
his sleeve when the day of the regatta
comes. 1t is not at all improbable that
when Courtney let those men go that
he had other men just as good. IL not
better to take their places.
However, a talk with the other
coaches will convince one that at least
four of them are convinced that they
have chance to win the big event.
Within few days now ii Will be
possible for an outsider to form an
Intelligent opinion as to how the cat
is going to jump.
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Has Not Lost n Game,

OLD CHURCH, VA. June 13.-Thc
Old Church team won double-header
here this week against the teams OF
Hanover and of Newmans, winning tbs
first by the score of IA to and the
second by to 6. Old Church has not
lost game this season. Lineup for
morning game:
Old Church--Strain. shortstop; B.
West, pitcher: Bailey. second base; G
West. catcher; j. West, third base: j
Bealc. first base; r. West. left field;
f. Beale, centre field; C. West, right
field.
Newmans-R. Martin. shortstop: J
Martin. catcher; Trimmer, pitcher
Alexander, left field; r. Martin, third
base; Coleman, right field; l.. Martin
second base; Tucker. centre field; l.
Martin, first base.
Lineup for evening game:
Old Church-B. West, third base;
Strain, pitcher; G.. West. second base;
u. West, right field; Bailey, catcher;
Martin, shortstop: Lee. centre field;
j. Beale, first base; f. Beale, right
field.
Hanover-A. Roberts. shortstop; w.
Beadles, catcher; L. Roberts. pitcher;
Smith. first base: L. Beadles, second
base: J. Roberts, third base: Carter.
right field; Beadles, centre field Car
ter left field.
Umpire, Beadles.
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JOHN It. BURKE,
With the Gifscn Company.

Out" by Miss Callie Ryland, which will
only consume short time, and those
who are very late will miss this play
let altogether.
At the Academy.
A new and delightful stage character
Will be revealed to patrons of the Acad-
envy of Music Tomorrow night, when
cousin Kate" (Miss Grayce ScotD
makes her entry in Hubert Henry
Davies's comedy of that name, which
will be the Giffen bill all this week
Kate Curtis, the heroine OF cousin
Kate" is a new" old maid. not
bachelor maid. with all the independent
ideas which are supposed to accompany
an economic position. but a girl who
loves all the old traditions and who is
exceedingly particular how they work
out in her own case.
She has lived twenty mine years
without having found any one whom
she cares to marry. She is unconven-
tional but refined; quite capable of
making the heros acquaintance in a
railway coach without the Formally
of an introduction; yet too honorable
to wish to keep the man She loves
when she learns he is engaged to her
cousin, Amy Spencer.
1t is for the purpose Of untangling
Amy's love affairs that Cousin Kate
has made her railway journey. Amy
is distinct contrast to her cousin
prim, priggish and pious. She is ascetic
and sharp-featured, with a sanctimon-
ious little droop of her mouth, as II she
found many things in this wicked
world over which to sadly shake her
head.
Not the least of these are the sins
and shortcomings of her pleasure-lo low
ing. iovial fiance, an artist, and the
fascinating stranger of the railway
coach with whom Cousin Kate has
fallen in love.
Heath Desmond paints when he is in
the mood That may be on sunday.
and that is very wicked SO Amy
thinks. after her tender conscience has
been stirred by the Rev. Mr.. Bartlett.
She scolds, and hence the quarrel Of
the lovers.
The scene in which Cousin Kate dis
covers that her lover is Amy's be-
Ntrothed gives opportunity for the best
acting in the play. Kate assumes a
strong heroic role. She is saved from
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j. Il. sullivan or for England.

NEW YORK, June 13.--.Iames e. Sui
Ivan, president of the Amateur
Athletic Union and secretary of the
American Olympic committee. has sail
cd for England on the steamship Bal
tic to make final arrangements for the
American team which will take part
in the olympic games next month.
Mr.. Sullivan was enthusiastic about
the chances of the team, and said that
1t would gather more points than In
1906 at Athens. lie still hopes that
the fund will grow SO that some of
the good men on the supplemental list
may go with the team.
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AMERICAN ATHLETES OFFICIALLY
ENTERED i'm OLYMPIC EVENTS

Members Of America
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Ar THE PLAYnousEs.
Academy = GiTcn Company In
3'rhc Way Out' and "Cousln Kate
NIL the week.
Bijou-Closed for summer.
l-Camcraphonc.
Notwithstanding and moving
pictures
Idlcwood-vnudevill
Idlc,vood-vnudevillc.

Playgoers will learn with real re-
gret that Mr.. Giffen is contemplating
CLOSING his season at the Academy at
the end OF this week.
He gives as his reason. that the pub
lie has not supported the excellent
plays which he has presented sc
lavishly. and with such sterling
company of players.
1t would be difficult to secure more
competent actors than have presented
the Giffen offerings, for while the en-.
tire cast has been most satisfactory
the stars, Mr.. Richard Bennett ant
Miss GraSce Scott. have proven their
art in manner not to be denied by
any who really appreciate artistic
worth Mr.. Bennett has during the
pest week added greatly to his al
ready high reputation by his work in
8'TJivorcons," and Miss Scott has had
no less a triumph That such artists, in
plays staged with lavish hands, and
supported by an excellent company
should act to half-empty houses is, to
say the least, to be deplored
BIT on Time.
The curtain at the Academy rises
promptly at $50, and patrons OF the
playhouse are requested to be in their
seats at that time in order that they
may not Inconvenience others and dis
turb the progress of the play. While
At may not be generally known. it is
Very confusing to players for large
part of thu audience to come in after
She cur:ain."l,as risen, for no matter
how quietly one may attempt to enter
a certain degree of noise and conru.
sion necessarily follows from late
scomers. On last Monday night, 1SE
persons We're seated on the lower floor
of the Academy alone after the per.
formance had begun This week the
production, Cousin Kate will be pre-.
sceded by a curtain raiser, The Way
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hold meeting tomorrow night at
the Park Hotel The meeting will be
devoted almost entirely to settling up
the business end of the recent race
meet a. the Fair Grounds and to ar
ranging for the automobile outing to.
be given the orphans OF the city this
week.
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Yale sports.

NEW HAVEN. CONN, June 13.-Un-
der the name of the Yale University
Association of Minor Sports there>have
been brought together in one organ
ization the various smaller athletic
bodies of the university. such as
basketball. hockey, golf, swimming,
gymnastics, wrestling, tennis, soccer,
football and the gun and fencing club,
according to an announcement made
public to-day. This action was taken
at a meeting of the managers of the
teams named, who entered into an
agreement, which els subject to ratifi-
cation by the general athletic commit
toe of the university.
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Playing for! Championship.

[Specialto The Times Dispa tch.l
WINCH[ESTER VA. June lathe
Winchester baseball. team, under the
management Of W. A. Baker and S. r..
Atwell, is making a bold play for the
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-04-04
THE MUSIC FESTIVAL.

Salt Lakes Spring Music Festival closed Thursday
after that arcay and financially the greatest
the city has ever known .
The promoters of the affair assumed gigantic burden inaugu
than realized
Salt Lake is to be congratulated.
The orchestra ITSELF superb organization of talented musicians
excellent In the lighter compositions noceab those of Tscha
kows and Mcdowell the and
splendid but in the obre interpretations especially Wag
selections the strnged instruments much evil
dence The round of the works Of the German
lost the orcheaon in brass reed being light
The soosts with the orchestra good while the Taber
nace choir and chden chorus good fully keeping with
their past excellence
Considerable interest attached the Of Thursday after
which the March Picturesque and Scene Oenae by Ar
thur Shepherd the local musician rendered The work of Mr.
Shepherd ambitious and fortunately being able carry
well with considerable credit
him.
altogether
really naugurates of of great musical for the
residents of the city.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-04-04

lightweight champion Colorado Kid Bennett is looking
Muggy Shoes If Muggsy decides to accommodate
scrappe Lagoon will probably be the of the
contest
That be good the automobile that track
good road constructed from the city
boosting would be required to make racing
the best paying propositions the state and the location Of
the track would be ideal place. close enough to the city that the
ride would be hardly noticeable The people of town the
lake seeking and the would be ideal attraction
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-04-04
Sporting Gossip


the aggressor being awarded prevents taking and
that the first meet has proved such success the patrons Of the eg
estng meets in the future
The B. Y c. basket ball team has returned from its
@ they stopped at Denver and the best the
state of Colorado by score of AZ to To- g
this fri has back 5 ws s;ssd but s: % Fer
cc sports with fights the tenround node
cS as hat iSs aso b tG LOS A%g1s s
seating capacity eight thousand head has Jeffre
He will 5 m Ike G[s sn Ot the t IN % a he
for the people of the West getting rather tired of the
Unholz San Francisco The
will have him before they get him
drawing card He's taking getting licked being
handed the short end of the purse at the time {
Clarke Pye Mcfarland Pedlar Palmer Australia
March 10th for Salt Lake and will be in trim for the opening
bike fans will be glad to learn that they will take in the
here this
that the bicycle saltai will be completed
by the last Of April that the boys few days training
before the opening of the season.
The entry
club being held in this city this week third than last
all breeds Of dogs being entries having been made
the different in Utah The closes tonight
Some base ball fan who has sY z5 & @ that the
iona 9246 miles in order to fill their schedules At
railroad counting
penses, to say nothing of the bill for chewing gum
Fight Pacific have offered $4,000
for battle between Tommy Burns and Jack Johnson Now
Burns meet the simply lay down. That
Thomas forget the color line proposition
Native Son James Edward Britt Pa mcfarland
San Francisco April m the weight 1873 pounds
the being fifty of the receipts the winner taking sixty
and the loser
while James Edward has nothing ose unless he should again
that mighty
The president British Olympic issued an
appeal Tor funds During the coming the of
twenty-five countries will attend the Olympic of London and
large sum will be required the lengthy of
the meeting which will
better known athletic competitions.
Willie Hoppe of New championship at 1872
+ line billiards by defeating George Chicago by
% to 272 at Madison Square Garden
gentemens riding club organized by number of
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, February 26-FLoUR-
Unsettled with moderate demand Rye
Fiour--steady. Buckwheat Flour-Dull.
Ccrnmeal-Firm. Rye-Dull. Wheat
Easy; No. . red, 81 elevator Options &C.
lever to Sc higher, May, sl.o3; July.
9'7sc. Corn-Firm; No. q Csc. elevator.
OPTIONS &c. net higher. May. zoe; July,
Csc, oats--Steady mixed, oIisc.
Eecf-steady. cut Meats-Ouet. Lard
Easy refined, quiet Professionally. Tai
low and Rosin-Quiet Turpentne-Frm
slGar-Raw, firm; fair refining. s3334 336 !:
centrifugal, 90 test, $3.S3G3S6; molasses
sugar s3.0S@31l refined steady. Coffee
Srot quiet; Rio. No. {. 6hc.; Santos, No. g.,
SSS4sI9c.: mild. quiet Cordova. loA 9l3hc.
Futures net points higher to points low
er Butter-Weak: creamery. specials 3Hc. +;
extras. soc; third to first. 25c.; held COM
NOR 10 special 25@3ohc.; State. dairy,
cmmon to fair. M25c.; special, zoo 25c.
process second to special 23p25jac, west
era factory, first. 9Sc.; do, held 23c.: west
ern imitation, creamery first FAC CSC. Cheese
Firm and unchanged. Eggs-Steady and
unchanged.
Frelghts to Liverpool Easier; cotton by
steam, l2c Peanuts-Steady and unchang.
| ed. Potatoes--Weak; Southern. second crop
rer barrel $2,25@2.75 Maine. per sack.
S@50g9 ,6S; Long Island, per barrel s9.5ocp
200; Jersey, per barrel, S2.a5fp..ao; State
ard western. per sack. s2,4O92. 80. Cabbage
quiet and unchanged. Cottonseed OIL
Lower under freer offerings OF crude and
absence OF bull support. Prime crude, 2sL6p
2ec; prime summer yellow, 37i&c. off sum
mer yellow, sS Gl3Ihc. good off summer
yellow, $50 S7'.c,; prime white, 37q40c.;
pine winter yellow. S9Q4lc,