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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-03
DERBY TO BE RUN TODAY.
BeImOnt's Norman III and Kings
Perrier Are she Favorites.

LONDON. June 1.-The eve Of the race
for the Derby stakes finds sports greatly
perplexed to pick the probable winner.
The result Of the race is regarded as
being entirely open. although. perhaps
majority of those to whom betting Is
serious business are backing Mr.. Bel
mont's Norman III.
A number OF loyalists profess to have
absolute faith for sentimental reasons in
King Edwards bay colt Perrier. despite
his defeat for. the Two Thousand Guineas
stakes. There are not a few. however.
who fancy Perrier purely from sport
ing viewpoint.
Mr.. A. F. Bassett's Sir Archibald and
Mr.. ]. Buchanan's Mountain Apple have
numerous followings. Mr.. W. X. Wander
bits Seasick II, Mr.. w. Hall Walkers
White Eagle the Duke OF westminsters
Vamose. and Sir R. Waldie Griffith's Lap
wing are also much talked Of.
The other probable starters, which num-
Der eighteen, are practically ignored. Two
hundred to one is offered against Axote.
which Is owned by ]. r. Hatmaker, an
American, with no takers. The other
betting stands AS TO 100 against Norman
III. 100 to II against Mountain Apple Q
to l against Sir Archibald, 10 to against
Perrier. and 1000 to s5 against Seasick II.
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PINKOLA WINS DERBY.
Chief Feature of the LntOnia Track
Run on Opening Day.

Cincinnati, June Wv. II. Fizers Pink
ola to-day won the Latonia Derby in a
drive by a length from Gar with Or
dono third. The mile and a half was
made in 2:35 2-5. Pinkola paid s2295 in
the Paris mutuals. over $4,000 was
wagered on the Derby. Pinkola, with
Minder up. was rushed to the front at
the start. and held the lead throughout
the journey.
Keep Moving the favorite. finished last
The net value Of the Derby stake TO the
winner was 5000. The weather was fine.
track fast. and about 5000 persons saw
the races. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Si1 fIrlonEs. Wool Sandals 100
,HeideD straight Sl2225. won Al Muller 81 Mar
TIM. place $3.50. second; Deuce. ln Dickens show
S25T5. third. Time. lis IS. Goldproof. Dick Fin
nell. Fruntenao. Cymbal, and Chase also ran.
SECOND RACE-One mile. Apache. l04 Pow
ersl. straight. $40. won: John Louis % lGesner).
place SG.D. second: Bucket Brigade. q martini.
show 5000 third. Time. 40 rs. Camille Wine
Merchant. Rexau. Stonestreet Albert Star Merritt,
Buxton and Scverus also ran
THIRD RACE-Five furiongs. W. A. Leach.
lQ Taylor. straight 50. won; Won Buelow los
Martin. place Sl06. second Roseburg lN Skiryinl.
show S23E. third. Time. lOl. Dispute. Tennessee
Boy. Transform. Elgin. ST. Auliare winoman In.
CODA and Warfeld also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Tho Lat0nia Derby: one and
onc-half miles. Piakola IA (Minder straight 81 s.
wen; Gar. ia Martini place s. 35 second. Ordono
IL (Pickcnsl. show S.l5 third. Time. 235 IS Hon
est. W. T. Orcrton. Sir Cleses and Keep Moving
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Fovr and onehAlf furlongs Anne
McGeo. 10 (PoWersl straight 81 g. won Ethelda
iG2 rTaylCC) place S.s5 second Alice. il2 Burton
show S63. third. Time O54. Miss Hapsburg.
Ze0ta. Orylerm and Queens Messenger also ran
SIXTH RACE-ScvUu furionEz Miss Alert loo
Martini straight Sl565 won Couvolo lOs lPickensl.
place S9l05 second: Mis- Strome lOl lHeideD shOr,
50 60 third Tine ! Is Is. Charlatan. DR. Lee
Huffman, Bonnie Bard. Hazel Thorpe. Beltoone.
and Lady Esther also nan.
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SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six furlcngs. Husky. Ill &c. Nil
ler) 10 S. won. Billy AIyer. lO2 (McTntyrel 70 l.
second: Boas. l06 (Sc0villcl 70 2 third. Time.
la Is Bannock Bob. Bernardo. ST. Charles. and
Cement also ran.
SECOND RACE-Four and one-hsh furlongs
Boil Of Brass. l0i page. Is 20 !, won; Mabel
Fountain. 90 (Charboneaul, % 70 ]. second; Nov
gorod lOi lScovillcl. 10 l. third. Time. O5i IS
Miss Worth, Decorate. Col Dick. Narrator, Caval-
lena, ]. W. Furer. The Drake, and AL Hampton
also ran
THIRD RACE-One and one-quarter miles. Net
ting. % (Hauisl Il 20 g. won Ouardi. o. walsh
10 l. second. Fair Fagot lOs lRettigl 10 l.
third. Time. 297 %. Kogo. Hi Caul Cap. Little
Joker. and Talamund also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile and twenty yards
Tommy Ahoarn. 91 tZeigler). y 70 l. won; Bye
Bye II. lO2 &C. Ross. Il TO 5. second; College
Widow. 81 walsh. TO 2. third. Time. lao SIS
Ellerd. May L. ~, Bardoita. Romanof. Triumph
ant, and Blackjack also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards. Max
trcss. lW walsh. IS 10 5. won; CobleSkill los
O1cIntyre). TO 5. second: Miss MAY Bowdish, lO7
ROSS, Is 20 s. third Time, las IS. Silver Sue,
Happy Rice and Orchnn also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards The
Sultan. l0i page, Il 30 l. won; Matte Bumppo
los (Andrewsl, 90 l. second; Ed Davis 81 (Rossl
II TO 5, third Time l;i41 5 Jack Adams Wooden.
John F.. standorer. and L c. AokeEley also ran.
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TORONTO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-One mile Bathbrick 81 Fair
brOtherl. % TO l. won: Picaroon, Il3 (NicoD. to l.
second; Ena. "a (Kcunodyl. g 10 l. third Time
I:i3 3-5. Tackles. Geld Note. Meredith. Kid Roos
Profit. Autumn King William Penn. Tho Globe
Alta Mcdonald, Bitter Hand and Pcatagon also
ran.
SECOND RACE-Four and one-half fIrongs Ots
Keta IL Rice, Il to 10. won Southern Bride l07
tAfcC0rTnick). % 10 l. second; Flatcreek. III u.
Murphy. 50 to l. third. Time. 0:57 LOudon. Nanti-
coke speight. Miss Imogene, Hawks Flight. Fairy
Sprite Ballet Girl. Greenhow, Bridcon. Gwenloyn
r.. and Aldemans Daughter also ran
THIRD RACE-One and one-siNteenth miles Half
Crown. 10 (NicoD. II TO % won: Bribery lls tJ.
Austin) to !. second; Table Bay. 90 Jonson) 7
TO 2 third Time 81 IS Archie Whyte and Wick
light also
FOURTH RACE-Steeplechasc two and one-hali
miles. Firefy. 10 (Nlr. Kern. ! 10 g. won: Buff
foon 1863 Mr. Church,. to >. second. Time.
SIS IS. Two starters
FIFTH RACE-Sk furlongs. Sandal. 10 (Nicoll
to q won; Jane Swift ~ Swain TO TO- sec
ond; Cruche dor lo7 (Fairbrotherl. IS to l. third
Time ll5 Is. Lexington Lady Maud Sigsbee
Priceless Jewel. sea- China Shop. Concerned. and
Spirit also ran.
SIXTH rACE-One mile and seventy yards. Ser
vile % tBergen). II 10 g. won: Bathmaria. q
tFrancis), Is to l. second; ST. Hlaria, lc2 u. How
ardl 9 TO s. third. Time 81 Is Lady Kama.
Thomas Calhoun Caroline w. Cocksure. Lynd-
hurst. Campaigner. Lally. Flarney. and Charles L.
Stone also ran.
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WILL PLAY FOR TITLE.
Tech and Georgetown Props TO Have
Series of Games,

Arrangements for the series between
the Technical High School baseball team.
champions OF the High School League,
and the Georgetown Props for the inter
scholastic championship OF the District
have been completed.
Two games will be played on next Mon
day and Tuesday. Should a third game
be necessary. It will be played of on
Wednesday. Both teams are strong this
year. and two holly contested games will
surely be witnessed.
Reichard and Goodman will be eligible
10 play in this series, and this should
strengthen the Blacksmiths in no small
degree. as Reichard is one OF the best
amateur twirlers in the District and
Goodman Is without a peer as a first
baseman.
''Dollie" Gray. Techs mainstay In the
box in the high school series, viii prob
ably pitch the first game. and Reichard
the second. Should a third be necessary,
Gray Will 60 back and work again.
Simpson, the Props star pitcher, will
twirl the first game for the Georgetown
youngsters. The receipts Will be divided
so per cent TO the winner and 20 per cent
to the loser. The games viii be called az
4 o'clock, and Bob Barr will oficiate as
arbiter
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COMPANY C WINNER.
Bnin's Pitching Helps Defeat Twin
ing Athletic Club.

Company c again demonstrated that II
could play ball. by defeating Twining
Athletic Club. II to 2.
The features were the fielding OF Aus
tin and the pitching Of Balm. Balm struck
out ten men. Hamilton did excellent
work behind the bat
There will be a game Sunday. at 2:30
between Company and the Marines
After the game band concert will DO
gwen at the end OF the grounds by the
Engineer Band Georgia Hudgins will be
on the rubber for Company c, and a good
game is looked for. Score:
R-H.E
Company C................4S O72l1-T IS ?
Twining Athletic Club. 0 o. 8
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Yale Elects Athletic Officers.

New Haven Conn, June AIT a uni
versity mass meeting at Yale last night
James Ford Johnson. 1910. Of Dohbs
Ferry. n. Y, was elected assistant man.
ager OF the university baseball team;
Clarence Bolton Hawke. 1910. of Warren,
Pa, was elected secretary and treasurer
OF the University Baseball Association
and Henry Tomlinson Curtiss. 1910. Of
Greenwich, Conn. was elected secretary
OF the Yale Navy. which carries with It
the assistant managership of the univer-
sity crew.
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ATTELL ON WAY EAST.
American Foather-weight Champion
in Search of More Opponents.


New York, June 2.-Henry Kohn, man
ager for the champion OF feather-weights,
Abe AtteIl, has arrived in New York
from the Coast. and announces the will
lngness OF his man to meet Harry Pol
locks Australian champion. Charles Grif-
I'm. Attell will be here Wednesday, hav-
ing stopped in Chicago on the way. and
then more definite talk OF the match will
be possible.
"Attell Is making no effort to dodge
Griffin" said Kohn. Instead, he is
more than willing TO fight the Australian
boy. We will meet him in any kind of
bout, from six to twenty rounds, the
purse to be divided satisfactorily. and q
side bet Of $500 put up. Abe will be
here Wednesday, and II there is any fight
in Griffin we will soon show 1t up.
There are several boys 10 be consid-
cred ahead of Griffin. There Is Tommy
O'Toole. OF Philadelphia; Grover Hayes,
of Chicago. and then that crack veteran,
Spike Robson. OF England"
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LII on bases-AdFent A. Q. 8. WaIlach A. Q. Z
First base on balls-Oh Waterman. ;: of Conner /
Innings ptched-By Waterman. 4: by Conner, l.
Hits made-Oh Waterman. 10; OF Conner, 5. Struck
Out-By Waterman, l; by Conner, g. By Buckley. 5.
Two-baso bits-Fidler Sceaton (2. Buckley. Sacri-
fee hits-Wyriek. Toense 90. Stolen bases-Ahern.
Toense, Skppon, Buckley sceaton b. Double
plays Strothers 70 Mckenzie. Wyrick to NARROW
TO Fidler, Wyrick TO Toense. Skippon 10 NARROW.
Hit by pitcher-By Buckley W. Passed balls
Benner. 2: Sceaton /. Umpire--Mr. Carr. Time
Of camel hour and % minutes.
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apro.n GoIfers EIect officers.

New York. June members of the
Eastern Professional Golfers Association
attended the regular monthly meeting
held yesterday at the Astor House. The Of
fcers elected were William Norton, presi-
dent: Jack Hohens, vice president;
Herbert Strong. secretary; David Hunter.
treasurer. Executive committee-George
Low. Isaac Maclsie. Jack" Pearson,
ALEC" Finlay. George Strath, Donald
Bali, ALEC" Campbell. and ALEC" Ross.
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OLDFIELD TO RACE NO MORE.
sundays Accident ImpeIs Him to
Give Up Motor Speeding.

Lowell, Mass. June Barney Oldfield
has driven his last automobile race, so
he says Sunday nights accident was
enough for me-" he said.
ITO show that he is in earnest, Oldfield
has obtained employment as a chauffeur
for H. w. Whipple. an Andover banker.
whose only car is Of SO-horsepower. and
probably could not go over thirty miles
an hour. Oldfeld says he has Cancelled
all his racing engagements.
Mrs. Oldfeld, who was seriously injured
when her husbands car overturned, will
recover but she has lost an eye and 1t
may be weeks before she is able TO be
out
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Len On bRsos-G. ?. o.. s.; Atlantics. l. First
hese 81 halls-Of Payne 4; off Hessler 2: of A.
Ho0diboe. p Innings Titched--By Hessier. 2: by A.
Handiboe s. Hits madc-Oh Hesscr. 5: on Han
g. b. PAYNE. g. Home runs-waple Carr Three
base hit-LandrcL. TwObase ht-Priest. Sacrifice
hit-W. Handibce Stolen bases-Cleveland ~, A.
Aandiooc. Priest Hessler Double play--Herrman
10 Hess,er. Hit by pitcher-By Payne. 2 Umpire
Mr. Hoffman. Time Of gamo-l hour and 80 Minutes.
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Special to The Washington Herald.
Rockville. Nd. June A leading fea-
ture of the Masonic fair which opened
here to-day. was game Of baseball be-
tween the Rockville and .Kensington
teams. resulting IN a victory for Kensing-
ton by 13 TO 6. Rockville made eight hits
and I'VE errors; kensingtOn sixteen hits
and two errors. Batteries-RockYille.
Ahalt and Benson; Kensington, Quinter
and Griffith.
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The Grace Baptists trimmed the Ninth
.Streeters yesterday on the Sunday School
League diamond by IL to g.
Kerr, or the rubber for the leaders.
pitched gilt-edged ball. allowing only
three scattered bingles. Babson carried
OF the batting honors getting three safe
swAts Score:
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FnIis from n building.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va, June 2.-E. r. IsbeIl.
painter, was probably fatally injured to-
day by a fall OF thirty feet off the roof
Of house on Church street. on which
he was painting. In addition to the frac-
ture Of an arm and an injured hip, he Is
hurt internally.
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EaFned Tuhs-Nlnth, /. Grace. 5. First base By
errors-Ninth, /; Grace. 4. Left on bases-Ninth
); Grace. l. First base on balls-On symonoskie,
2: of Gray. l. Innings pitched-By Symonoskie
%. by Gray - Hits made-OG Symonoskie 8:
OF Gray. l. Struck out-By Kerr. S; by symon-
oske. ); by Gray. 8. Home runs-McCurmick Two
base hits-Quantrele. Symonoskic Stone Sacrifice
hits-Quautrtlle Bamhart, Maroercn. Ken. Stolen
base-BaTnhart Wild pitches Symonoskie. 2; Kerr.
]. Passed ball-M0reland. Umpire-Air Hughes
Time q game-l hour and IS minutes
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For a Pleasant, inexpensive
Summer Outing 4SS Lexington, Va.

Situated in the Shenandoah VALLEY latitude. LOS
fest) about 80 miles from Washington. Noted for
its agreeable climate superb scenery. cool nIghts
absence Of mosquitoes. Golf tennis fishing and
hunting In season. For information address BOARD
OF TRADE. LEXINGTON VA
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NAYY'S FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Middies Open Season with Rutgers
on October 8.
Have Dates with Indians, Princeton,
and George WashiRgtOn-Army
Game Unsettled.
Special 10 The Weshington Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd. June Harvard Car
Isle Indians. and Pennsylvania State Col
lege Will be the big teams which the
Navy eleven will meet on the gridiron
here next fail, according 10 the schedule
announced by the management Of foot
ball at the Naval Academy to-day.
The opening game Of the season will
be with Rutgers College on October 3.
but the date for the annual contest with
the West Point cadets mas not been de-
cided. because the officials OF the two in
stitutions have as yet been unable 10
agree.
The Navy Athletic Association strongly
urges that the game should be played as
has been the custom since the annual
contests We're resumed viz.-on the Sat
urday following Thanksgiving day. The
West Point authorities however. con-
tend that the game should take place on
the Saturday preceding Thanksgiving.
The Navy management holds out for
their date because Of the fact that the
Middies do not get 10 work as early as
the army lads. and consequently are not
IN good trim for the earlier date. II is
believed. however. that one or the other
Will give III 4Ac las lAdA AAdA al u ID
on the schedule again Is Indicative OF the
pleasant relations that now exist between
the two institutions. and it is thought that
the contest with the CIimsons Will be
an annual one, taking the place Of the
Princeton game.
The schedule follows. all the games to
be played at Annapolis:
J October 3-Rutgers College.
J October 7-st Johns College tAnnapois).
/ October l0-Dickinscn.
! October 14-Maryland Agricultural College.
October l7-LchiEh
/ October 2l-University Of Maryland
/ October 2i-Haryard
I October &-Georgc Washington University.
/ October 3l-Cgrlisc.
! November 7-NillanOva.
/ November li-Pennsylvania State COLLEGE
/ November 2l-Yrginia Polytechnic Institute.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

At Columbus Columbus. 4; Gulfport. !. Second
game Columbus. a. Gulfport o.
At Meridian-Jackson. S; Meridian l.
At Monroe-y icksburg-yi cksburg. 10; Monroe. .
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Auction Sale Mt Christie,s.

London. June AIT an auction sale at
Christies to-day a pair OF Ssvres vases
and covers painted with cupids g.. land
scape sold for $500 guineas.
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HOTEL AND HEALTH RESORT.
Near StaunfOn Eirpfnfa.

A complete and modem hotel nov open. Ideally
located IN the beautiful Valley u Virginia. Famed
for the wonderful SeaWright Magnetism Lithia
spring. whose waters chalenge comparison With those
Of Mannheim. Nichy. and Carlsbad. Large. air.
rooms superior cuisine Faintloss service. Address
Ms. J. T. PORTER. Mgr. OF SeaWright Magnetism
Iiflia Swing %. Sfannfon Va
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

AZ Auensta-Augista, s; Charleston. 2
At Samnnah--Savannah. 5: jacksonville. 2
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The Advent Athletic Club shut out the
Wallach Athletic Club yesterday at Nc
Devitt's Field. Score, u to 0.
The batting of Fidler and flelding of
Skippon in the left garden were the feat
ureS ScOra.
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mark rogers is easy to remember
easy to mighty easy to gel
good whiskey- simply say, "a lit
tie mark rogers, pIeass;;" the blr-
man knows il.
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-FOUR FAYORITES WIN
Grayesend BOOkmakerS Get
Another Trimming.
ROYAL TOURIST TAKES EVENT
Colt Makes All the Rum
ming I'm the Preakness and Wins
Start I'm the Fifth Race Is Bad.
Trance Takes the First Easily.

New York, June 2-The bookmakers re-
ceived another severe trimming at Crave
send to-day. when four favorites and a
second choice went over the plate sue
cessfully.
The stake feature was the Preakness,
for three-year-olds, at a mile and a six
tenth H. p. Whitney's good colt Royal
Tourist made all the running and won
in a gallop by three lengths. Live Wire
was always the contender. and took the
place
McCarter, backed down 10 2 to 1. won
the third event easily by two lengths.
Trance, l to 2, had an easy time win
ming the first race. while Bayonet, 9-to-5
favorite, made all the running In the
Deerfoot Steeplechase winning in a can
ter
The start in the fifth was very bad ].
Lee rushed Arionette TO the front after a
slow break. and she led to the stretch,
where she collapsed. Grania. 10 to l. ran
bali.
Home Again showed the way from the
barrier 10 the wire in the last race.
me summaries.
FIRST RACE-F1ve furlonss. Trance, ia wv
Walsh. to 2 won: Melissa, l07 lGamerl u 70
second; Top Note. l07 y. Duganl. 20 !. third
Time, 800 So Counterpart. Yankee daughter. Sen
tentious Weymouth and Guerara also ran
SECOND RACE-Steeplechase about two miles
Bayonet. lil Mckinney. 9 20 s. won; King Castle
l35 Dupce). to /. second; Jimmy lane, IN
Owens. 2 to l. third Time. $50 Rocket. Simon
Pure and Dick Shaw also ran.
THIRD RACE-Ab0ut six furlOngs. McCauer
i06 (Aiusgravel 2 70 l. won; Tom McGrath. % (E
Dugan). 20 l. second Don Enrique. ll3 Upton
10 /, third. Time. 90 as Aimee C.. Momentum
Lad Of LRngdon. Frank Lord. Sancnesca, Mar
Hail. Fielder and Little also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles
Royal Tourist. III r. Dugan) l 70 2. Won: Liu
Wire. los CNotterl. u 2 second Robert Cooper
lol iGGmcrl. p 10 !. third Time, lS5 rs. CTea
ton also ran.
/ FIFTH RACE-Five and onehaH furlongs. era
MIA. % Mccarthy. 10 20 J. won Ruble Is leach
20 to /. second Home Run, l02 ,llussTavel IS 70
I third. Time. I NS 35 ST. Withhold. Blameless. Oh
/ Nick. Anonette Joe Gaitens. Right Sort. anl
/ Gladys Louise also ran.
/ SIXTH RACE-Oue and one sixteenth miles
Home Again. lo5 AIcDanien. 20 l. won; Yorkvin
/ Beau. lO5 E. Duganl. 2 % l. second. Troublesome
| los (Notterl. 8 10 l. Thru Time l,is Bolandc
Almandine. Montauk New Garter. Cosmopolitan
Rosario. George q. Hall, Grace Cameron. Battle
ford, Compare, and Lena Delta also ran.
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
WnIlach A. C. Ii Banked by the
Advents, 10 to D.

Today's game-Twining A. c. vs. Pension 0nice
Mt AIcDeTitt's Field at $50 p. m
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Ocean Steamships.

New York. June ARRIVED out: Lusitania At
Liverpool; Kaiser Wilhelm II, at Bremen
Sailed from foreign ports: KrnprnI Wilhelm.
from Bremen.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Printers Down the AtInntics and
Climb Percentage Column.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS
w. L. Pct W. L. Pet
Brentwood. 4 800 Atantics...... / IG
To-day's game-Columbia A. c. ". St Vinccnt's
Institute at Capital Park First and NJ streets
northeast, at $50.
The Government Printing Office yester-
day crept up the ladder, and in a fast
game defeated the Atantlcs by to s.
The Atlantics came strong in the latter
stages, but were unable to overhaul the
Printers, who had batted out enough runs
TO stay in front. Carr and Maple each
had home runs over the fence. Cleve-
lands one-handed stop Of a hot grounder
and Penrose's throwing to bases were the
features. Score:
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Kerr for Grace Team Allows Ninth
Only Three Hits.

To-day's ssme-Wsush vs.. First, at Sixth and d
streets northeast st 8 30 O'Clock
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KInrIneton Takes Game.

Company C................ XII IS
Twining Athletic Club. 0 0 o. S
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Amazing Increase in Divorce Is Shown

reputation was g. IL 1870 Int 200 81
1899 This coupa-tson.- says n
Bulletin. indexes tAas divorce Is a.
present rWo s1c oae-hsH lines -
ccu-ol. compared wlth uArriee
population. as Q 80 20 years ago.
Th- uakotzs vhlch lave Z Eauo-a.
reputation a. divorce states. prove. OF
analysis o. the tables. 70 - aovhere
e. IL to-a. number G; divorces
granted or number q divorces peT
-11c4 - population. "a AsAins; other
states
IL ciscusEinE tie relation % divorce
70 population he bulletin says Al
Increase @ 60 Ter cent iz population
hecween re Yeas 1870 - 1850 Was
acrc- rsrlec ~ a. Increase q g pr
cent IL the nuu Der @. divorces grsntsi
u re ne1t ceczds 1850 70 1859. -
population Increased g per cent s-d
divorces 20 per cent. AID 2 the FOL
loving ceca-e 1880 20 1900 a. r.
crrzse C e per cent u gop--et-c-
vas accom- panied By a. l1cresIe q,
g. PER cent 81 he number o. divorces
= Ire s-x years troz 1870 @ 1905
population. "a estimated. Increase
los per ce1t ard divorces rs -
cent
Z thus appears thEf a. tAs Ed q
re 45yezr pe-iod divorces we're u
creas--g about three ulss "a t2si
regulation. Whle l. re frEt cscz6'
fIe-e % IsssJ hey increased o.,
About Two s11 -Wo-thirts EE fast
Divorce rates spps1r % be Eucl
f klyher u re Unitso States thar &
F E-y q; tse foreign countries for w-lc'
T statistics relating 20 tia subject hay
f osea os-a,ne1
Two-fhir1s q the tossl number G
f divorces granted IL me 20-yesr peTio
covered ~ this investigated yer
gEzats1 20 he vita Children were r
ported Il $50 per cent o. he tOts
number q divorces cases.