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Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

When the evenings are cool
 And you boys begin to call Tske her pcnofric's cactus candy And you're sure to be if all.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

WANTED--List your ranch and city property with E. L. King & Co, Is North Second avenue.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

FOR SALE-Two bicycles cheap Call at 17Q9 East Van Buren
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

sound and gentle. Call 369 North Second avenue.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

WANTED-Twenty cows to milk on shares and house for family. Ad- dress postoffice box 273, Phoenix, AriZ
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

FOR SALE-For one week, a very cosy five room cottage. beautifully papered. east front with two screen rooms and porch. Lawn, flowers, fruit trees, plenty of beautiful shade trees. chicken yard and all fenced in. Near two car lines. s2,000. Easy terms, 9I0 North Fourth street.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

FOR SALE-160 acres under St. Johns canal: so acres has been cultivated: :: s15.00 per acre Barr, 4 West Adams street.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

Brittanica, good as new, Werner 1903 Edition: 31 volumes. half mor- TOGO, with oak bookcase. weigh over 900 lbs. Price S25, if taken at once. For bsrgian address Box 47, H F T. NO. g. Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

FOR SALE-20 or 30 first class milk cows. Dwight B. Heard.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

FOR SAIE.--horse and rubber tired runaoout nearly new. S0o West Madison St.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

Mas. PAULINE HELLER. stenogra- piy. typewriting and bookkeeping. Phone main 3e7.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

FOR SALE-Forty acres, four room house. two acres in orchard. ten in alfalfa. twenty in grain and melons. Call 227 West Madison street
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

FURNISHED ROOMS close in single or in suite, suitable for office or light housekeeping Holmes Bldg. 40 No. ] Ave.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

WANTED-Position as clerk or book keeper by young lady. Reference. NJ M care Republican.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

WE want representatives in all cities and towns west of the Rockies. good pay. exclusive territory. Write today. Bryant, Shreve Building, San Francisco Cal
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Gasoline engineer to work on well machine. Call 19 West Adams street.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

ture. general lot of household furni- ture, consisting in part of box couch, dining table and chairs. rockers. dressers, iron beds, wardrobe and other articles. Ed Olsen. owner. Hammond. auctioneer.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

FOUND-Red two-year-old steer. hole in each ear M. M. Whitlow. 2 12 miles west Of Six Points
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

MONEY TO BoAN-If you want to build and need some money, come and see me; my rates are the lowest. r.. F. Pascoe, no North Center St.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

LOST--Black seal purse, probably on Mcdowell or Tempe roads or park road. Kindly return to Republican office and receive reward.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

WANTED--Men to learn plumbing. electricity, plastering and briclSlay- ing. Day and night. No books. Po- sitions secured. Free catalogue. Coyne National Trade School. 230- 240 Sth St. San Francisco. FOR good practical nuise call 70s w. Polk street
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

FOR SALE-High grade piano. Must be sold at great sacrifice. Cash or easy m nthly payments. Address Bernard Pos, Roswell, New Mexico.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

1amilS cows yearilng road prec colt, driving horse years of age. a good roadste- rubber tired rsinabout. al-
 most new. two sets of heavy single
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

WANTED POSITION-General work, Japanese Club, $40 West Monroe St. Phone red 442
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

PUBLIC SALE, Tempe, May 16th- Twenty head of horses and mules, two wagons, hay rack, four moving machines, eight set work harness, camping outfit. Watch for complete list a few days later Mrs. J. T.. Sturgeon, administrator J. F. Me Clain. auctioneer
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

GRAPE FRUIT at s1.5O per box. Crump Hay & Grain Co.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-22
COLLEGE O4RSMEN REST.
Changes announced IN UiscOnsin
Crezo by Coach Ten EycEc.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Poughkeepsie n Y, June H.-No work done
by any of the college oarsmen on the Hudson to-
day, the coaches giving their much needed
rest after the unusually hard work of the last few
days when every has averaged close to
twenty miles The weather was ideal and the
water conditions were perfect to-day, and there
were few hard words said about the custom of
wing work Sunday. The weather cond-
tions have been SO bad with of the crews this
spring-especally with Columbia, Cornell and Wis
consin-that the coaches want to take every ad-
vantage possible. Most of the took long
walks, and several came to Poughkeepsie for
church.
Ed Ten Eyck, the Wisconsin coach. announced
that when the Badgers go the water tomorrow
Wilce at and Iahisch at would change places,
and that there might be further shifts in the
course Of the week Dean, the Quaker, who rows
I, but who has been i'll in the last few days will
in all probability be in his seat tomorrow morn
ing, and Breintinger Will go back his old place
in the four.
1t learned to-day that Jim Ten Eyck who
strokes the Syracuse varsity, was out of the boat
on Saturday, his father, the coach thought that
the rest would do him good 1t may be that there
to the minute, and that he will have 10 take things
easy until Saturday.
Jim Rice is having trouble with his boathouse
The steamers have already broken the float from
its moorings twice, and repeated appeals to the
different companies have apparently been passed
over without notice. When some Of the larger
boats are passing Rice has 10 out all his men
and have them hold the boat off the dock
New-York tribune., 1908-06-22
SKAT PLAYERS MEET
Many Men Take Part in Cham p;on.
ship Contest.

About three thousand players gathered =. -.
Grand Central Palace last night whers -. 'Ae
enth annual congress Of the North America. s,s'-
League was begun to decide the championships !,
the United States for the year 1895 The ro-l %
last nights session will be announced 10 80 VI
Judge L4orenz Zeler of this city presfds+ :, -
league, welcomed the men and play was ~. e
7:45 O'Clock seven hundred or eight t,-,-d a.
boards. nearly all Of them manned by a c,s~,a. ~
players. Where four could not be made M ,s-o. =
played.
Under the rules. New Yorkers were asst,,.,
No. each table. Long Island and unsfata -. :.
ers TO No. 3, New Jersey and PennsyIvania - y
2. and Western skatists to No / In this -,
acquaintances were kept apart. and no opa -, -,
with whom he was to play until time was 80
The metropolitan district furnished some tbo7s,-,
players in all, nearly hundred corning 60
Brooklyn. Max Wortsmann. ex-presiden. 90 e.
league, came on with a delegation OF ninetvso,-
from Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-22
SHIELDS FIRST IN RACE.

e Shields won the two-mile handicap run in a
spirited finish from j. Guerin at the games of the
Trinity Club, held at the club grounds yesterday
Shields took the lead hundred yards from
home and won by ten yards. The one-nile walk
open was won by E. Kissing OF the Mohawk Ath-
letc Club. big crowd present The SIM
maries follow:
One-hundred-yard dash Handicap. fnal heao-won by
h Bowen a yardsI; f. Horton YARDS second: q Fos
YARDS. third. Time O:IOzs -
Six hundred yard novice-Won by f Ferguson.
Doan second; G Hendrtck third Time. :23as
-Four -hundr ed and forty thandicap
Won by +. stevenson tscratchl; f Horton l3 yardsl
second; J. Hardmeyer u5 yards) third Time. 0:53as.
One-nile walk topen handeap)-Won by L. Kissing.
Mohawk Athiens Club as seconds: b Mann. Pastime
Athletic CUB 60 secondsl, second
Athletic Club 'scratch). third. Time. s12
Two -niile run thandcap,-Wop by f. Shields QO0
Yards third Time 1925 "
Running high jump (handicapi-Won by f. smith IL
inchesl. Jump OF IT, II in, u. Prltchard "A pehesl
jump Of It. IN. = -
New-York tribune., 1908-06-22
BRUSHES ON SPEEDWAY
Tempus Fug1t Defeats Mona W"Hes
and DR.. Chase.

In spite of the heat there an unusually eooo
programme OF sport at Speedway Park yes'eroa,
For the first time this season MI CORNISH anu ms
champion. Tempus Fugt took active part 10
the Sunday brushes, and the big cream pun,
trotter" won couple of rousing brushes Win
Acklev c. Schuylers Mona Wilkes and Charies
WeiIand's DR.. Chase for his competitors IN nis
first brush Tempus Fugit met and defeateo "ioi"
Wilkes. The geldng the quicker to ger away,
and did not see fit to renquish the adVah'aso
gained In the start but held his position and M
ished safe length In the lead The next 10 pe
defeated by Tenlpus Fugit was Charies
lands DR.. Chase. The Doctor has t"ice 'iS
season trotted a half mile over the Speea"aS
stretch In o2 but he had not sufficient speed ~
terday to do than force Tempus Fusi' 10 uo'
q rousing half mile.
Later in the Gay Mona Wilkes quite Ieuee
herself by winning a good brush from ING ''
gelding Norre. with Elmer Stevens at the iei'S
Charles Weiland also drove Dr. Chase 10 Nic'ois
in one good brush He had for an opponent tio
big blazed-face chestnut trotter White WINGS
driven by Thomas Keegan.
Christopher Hacketts Sally A. good VIII
ner. Among the fast to concede defeat "e.e
]. H. Lawrence's Leo S., s. T. De Lees CorooVe''e
and DIR. Joseph Semons POGO Estrella In scoiihe
for the last brush the doctors little mare struoh
her foreleg just above the knee and severed a,i
artery. Dr. J. H Ferster, who dressed the wound
reported that the mare would not in all propaoiis
be permanently injured by the cut
Hugh Rileys little bay mare Lucy put severai
wins to her credit finishing first in brushes Win
E. w Knapp's Midget and Thomas keegan
White Wings Thomas S. Hud's Sostone mas oeeh
doing some good work this season. and yesterday
he added two more victories to his long list III
his first venture he met and defeated +. J. Id
Places Kate Nelson and then his owner sent MIN
to tackle w. J. Clarke's bay gelding Ready BOY
Here he scored a victory also, but Ready Boy
forced him to a stiff drive at the finish Later IN
the day Ready Boy was sent one winning prush
with Kate Nelson. After sending Mona Wilkes 10
the stable hr Schuyler got up behind F. R. Balm s
bay mare Jealous and drove her TO victory over
Norr1e with Elmer Stevens at the refns Norrle
In his turn won a decided victory over l.. w sam
uelss Sheldons Lady DR.. Ferster drove Lily
Wilkes to victory in the only three cornered brush
of the morning. She had for her opponents Shell
don's Lady and Strangeeaf. The three horses fin
ished in the order named, with only short length
separating the leaders.
After being beaten by Lily Wilkes, Sheldon S
Lady good brush from S. j. VOLTS Butterny,
the gelding in turn defeating Strangeleaf with
Louis Frank at the reins.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-22
KRAMER WINS FINE RACE.
Hill Defeats Cameron IN amateur
Contest at Tailsburg.

Fred HILL the Boston amateur star. and Frank
L. Kramer divided the plaudts of the spectators
yesterday at the Vailsburg cycle track in Newark
Hill succeeded in breaking the string of victories
that Cameron of the Irish American Athletic
Club team, has been piling up, and Kramer
both of the professional races. Kramer had
a hard task in the half mile handicap the field
punched at half the distance, and II seemed un-
likely he would be able to get through in time to
figure in the final sprint. Kramer rode great
race however and able to get through when
the field swerved up the bank on the first turn Of
the last lap. Kramer's time from scratch was
Sc As seconds for the half mile, which was the
fastest half mile of the so far on the New
ark board track.
Fred HILL the crack Boston amateur not only
captured the prize offered to the winner of the
greatest number of laps in the ten mile open con-
test but also defeated George G.. Cameron the
IrishAmerican star. in the final sprint by about six
inches. None of the short mark riders was able
to qualify for the final heat of the amateur one
third mile handicap which was captured by Fred
W Jones. of the AcQuackanock Wheemen Pas
sale. who had ffty-fve yards handicap. The sum-
maries follow:
i, Half-mie amateur siuners,-won by F. w
Club second j. NJ Ener third Time I:0sas A'he''c
Half-mie handicap tprofessionaD-Won by Frank l.
kramer East Orange scratch; Oliver norlon Brooklyn
90 yards SECOND; H. b Appleton. Newark (75 yards,.
o56 oaaGs '0hh He's Lyn0Fo0k scratch fourth Time
o0ss 0ns-tR5d Pas.,G mile e, h1ndissp
Yards. second; + seifert. Newark les yards third
F1ve-mile open tprofessionsD-won by Frank I.
kramer East Orange; Joe Foger Brooklyn second
Bedell Lynbrook, third Floyd Krebs, Newark fourth
Ten mile open tamateur)-won by Fred HILL Armory
American Athletic Association, second Adam Beyerman
New York. third Time. 2s;ls Lap prize winner.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-22
HARD WORK NOW OYER.
Only Short Practice RO7cs for Hm-
card and Yale Crezcs.

New London. Conn, June 21-The hard work Of
the Yale and Harvard rowing squads which are
in quarters up river four miles, ended last night
and the which is passing oyer this
section will give the coaches and trainers little
Thursday.
There will be short daily rows when conditions
are favorable, but no gruelling spins for long
distance. The varsity eghts are in excellent con-
dtion physically and full of courage over the
poets There is little choice between the two
eghts, In spite of the change made the last week
in the Harvard boat, when Cutler was moved from
the four-oared boat to take the place of Fish re-
called TO Cambridge
New-York tribune., 1908-06-22
HEARING OVER THE YACHT SENECA.

The ruling out of the New York Yacht Club races
OF the sloop yacht Seneca, owned by Addison @
Hanan, is the subject of much discussion by Yacht
racing yachtsmen just now. William Hallock the
measurer of the club took due notice of the fact
that before the Seneca raced under the colors of
the Rochester Yacht Club last year and won the
Canada cup from the Canadians the yachts de-
signer. Nat Herreshof. refused to make known
her lines, so that the correct rating could not be
obtained He therefore declined to furnish a GER
tifcate OF measurement from the New York Yacht
cub which means that the Seneca cannot COM
pete in any of the club A special meeting
is to be held at Demonico's Thursday of this
week. at which the matter will come up for dis
cussion, the Senecas owner having appealed from
the decision of the measurer.
Members of the New York and Larchn1ont Yacht
clubs yesterday were inclined to believe that
unless the Seneca is altered so as to conform to
the clubs rules of measurement she will not be
permitted to compete in club races. This will not
prevent her. however, from sailing special match
New-York tribune., 1908-06-22
DRISCOLL'S GOOD FINISH.
Big CrOzCd attends athletic Con-
tests at Celtic Park.

More than ten thousand persons attended the
games of the Mayo Mems Association at Celtic
Park yesterday The heat did not seem to affect
the athletic enthusiasts who crowded the circular
track. The three-me a feature, and was
close throughout. Eight men were entered in the
race but after lap or two from home the race
shifted down among Mike Driscoll, of the Mercury
Athletic Club; Tom Collins, of the Irish American
Athletic Club and Harry Smith. of the Pastimes.
All three aternated in setting the lead. Dris-
coll by a scant three yards after Collins and
DriscoI had challenged each other about fifty yards
from home The time Is minutes % 10 seconds.
exceedingly good Martin j. Sheridan, mem
ber Of the association, unsuccessfuy attempted to
break the discus record established by NJ. +.
Horr, of the New York Athletic Club, last Satur-
day. His throw was 135 feet inches. G. G. Dor
land, of the Pastime Athletic Club. defeated his
the 300-yard dash handicap from the 14-yard mark
in hot finish. Dorland also won third place in the
century dash The summaries follow:
One. One dash (andicapWon by Reed
Psm Ahec cSb G a1 ss6n DoFaad
Pastme AthIse club & YARDS, third, Time. o:io
Dqrang Imd rsms Atsete C Club a. ysrds Le Roy Dor
Murrag Xavier Athletic Association q yard)' third
ss% wss5 ds Athletic @ GsS Y c by Me-
Paterson Young Mems Christian Association third
h5sa Fsstmt As club S 20 sssss R @
Mohawk Athletic Club lSs Yards third Time 1:5e
mile run handcap-won by James CLARK. Xavier
q ad second S sHif Ho GROSS coss
LyTspn qsa & S yardg @ 5hrd Time 247 Mil. ,.
Mercury Athletic Club: Tom Collins Xavier Athletic AS
tSrd sd''0 Tms saFS Smith fa'"s Athletic Club
Throwing the discus Cscratchl-won by Martin sheri-
Talbot, Irish American Athletic Club. 127 in.
ill., third >'"'s'' oiuo q It.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-22
GERMAN YACHT WINS DOVER PACE

HeIfgoIand June 21-Several Of the Yacht, =
the annual race from Dover to Heiigoland for .b
cup offered by Emperor William Of C,erroa1
reached here this afternoon. The starr was ~,
from Dover on Friday morning. there being ss-,sr
contestants The Hamburg. one OF the GERM,
boats crossed the finish line in the lead ar-,1-i
at D. m. The CiceIy, a British yacht anisbs5
second at 4:15 O'Clock and the susanne. another ~
the German representatives was third anisbf,z
at 45O o'clock
New-York tribune., 1908-06-22
P4RKES FAST At NETS.
With .Sfeinacher as Partner Wins
LiUeIy Match at Doubles.

Class handicap matches in singles and rotating
pairs in doubles brought out the leading players OF
the Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club. on their
courts. yesterday. The doubles, which are to de-
contests, displayed c. Parkes ex-Southern
champion, his best. Paired with Julio NJ
Steinacher he defeated ". NJ. Hall and A. T Lovi-
bond So, O.. Then he paired with Hall and de-
feated L. NJ. Burt and Steinacher Glove and 60
The summary follows
Handicap class csingesFalls minus half 800 defeated
30 defeated Clark ninus 49, e-3 60; Bryant (plus
Banks 1rninus i5l defeated Ennis minus 15). 26 Ga
6s Falls minus half 30D defeated (rlus
i5} e2 emS so saiTe spgs hsr Is, defeated Abhhl
feated Miller tplus half l5. -. 90: KeIiock (mEus
hslf 80, defeated : Hall Gninas 15j "a I5 6ma
Miller tplus half l5) defeated Abbott Cpus half 5l,
6-l, Go
butcher and woodward, the scratch pair. won
the class handicap doubles yesterday on the courts
Of the Crescent Athletic Club. Bay Ridge. They
Stoddard and Perry. minus half 80, in the final
round. defeating The latter Ga. 3-6. O. 81
Considerable progress was made IN the Class and
B handicap singles.
Thirty-two competitors for the mems singles of
the Duuwoodie Country Club lawn tennis tourna-
Inent were drawn last night by Referee Theodore l.
Wood. The meeting will begin to-day under the
direction Of the United States National Lawn Ten
mis- Association the courts Yonkers. Gustsye
f. Touchard. Walter Merrill Hall and Dimon =,
Roberts provide the strength Of the upper hatt
The lower section contains a greater number cf
classy contestants, including Anthony Gerach the
Princeton player: Julio N. Stenacher. Charles NJ
Pull ir C. Lorraine Wyeth. Calhoun Cragin /.
NJ Burt aud William II. Connel The doubles will
be drawn tonight and play in that event started
TO -Ino.roE-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-22
CYCLING At THE GARDEN.
Professionals and amateurs Entered
for TO-nghfs Contests.

The summer cycle racing season in New York
opens tonight at Madison Square Garden with
big programme OF professional and amateur con-
tests. The features will be a four-cornered tan
dem race at one mile in which Fogler and Moran.
Bardgett and Logan, J. Bedell and Krebs and Va
noni and Anderson will take part, and ive-rne
open lap in which all of the professionals
will meet
New-York tribune., 1908-06-22
igLADES POOR PITCHING'
Bunching of Hits Giues Bro1ons
Fourth Straight Victory.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
PhiIadeIphs at Cleveland
RESULTS OF GAMES fESTthOAf'
ST. Louis, s; New York l.
w Chicago, Z; Boston o. rr.h,,xton 2

ct Louis June A.-The New York fahAees io''
their fourth straight game to ST LOUIS ne
h., , score of & to 1 The contest was lacking OF
features A punching of hits in the second anu
third innings off Glade's delivery gave the Eio"H'
an easy victory. Lake. who took Iiaoe P
I'm the fourth inning succeeded In keeP"s 'He
hnrne men from further scoring. The score.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-22
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Staten Island Championship Nert-
NezC Record for Tiffany.

This weeks competitive golf attraction will be
the annual championship tournament Of Staten ISL
and, to be held at Fox Hills, on Thursday, FRIDAY
and Saturday June Z. 25 and 81 Although John
NJ Ward, who won the title several times, will not
be a competitor this year, having resigned from
the Fox Hills club. the field is not likely to lack
In quality, for it is possible that some of the best
players in the East will be found at the first tee
Thursday morning.
Included among the honorary members at Fox
Hills are such well known amateurs James D.
Travers, of Montcair the natioral champion; Find
lay s. Douglas. of Nassau; Charles B. Macdonald
and II. j. Whigham 1t is not known as yet
whether any of these experts will take part.
Speaking more strictly of the Staten Island
regulars" the most fanced will probably be p
W Kendall. Bert Allen. c. West Taintor and c.
T. Stout. Both Allen and Kendall do their best
playing over the hilly Clifton course.
Conditions call for eighteen hole medal play
qualifying round, the first sixteen to qualify for the
championship and the second sixteen for cup.
The winner of the championship will hold the
Branch medal for year. and will be presented
with a replica to be kept by him permanently.
He Will also receive a cup the winner of the
first sixteen The first match round will be at
thirty-sx holes.
by p. Wednesday or to A. H. Pogson chair
man of the tournament committee. No. AZ Broad
way, this city, not later than tomorrow
Gilman P Tiffany. who won the Hudson River
Golf Association championship title for the fifth
year in succession at BriarciT on Saturday. has
been playing at the top of his game for the last
few weeks. recent demonstration of this was
a record score of "a he made over the links Of
the Twaafskil Golf Club. of Kinrston The
course covers playing length OF $500 yards, and
Tifanys card was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-22
CHICAGO, 7; BOSTON. 8.

At Chicago: .
Chicago G;n.eas ....s ............ss dEs /
Batteries-Chicago. Manuel. Altrock and W sullivan;
New-York tribune., 1908-06-22

Two-bas hit-Bair. Threebase hit-Waiace ,inr. H.,
Glade In three innings of Lake; In nve % h tIos
Sacrifice hits-KeeIer T. Jones. Ferris. Waace
man stolen bases-Horrman. 2 Double playe.IIInass Iss
Blair Conroy Chase: Conroy, Williams ana Jon q,
Wallace Williams and T Jones Le1t on ~ aslsv 2:
louis 8: New York T. balls-On Feity -.
Of Glade i Struck out-By Petty :: by Lake =: oy
Glade l. Time-1:5l Umpres-Sheridan and commonly.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-22

All contests but the match between r. D. Lap
ham. Z. and J. l. Tenney. 13. were decided at the
Apawamis Club Saturday in the first round for
the governors cup. The results were:
F.. A Moore. H. beat ". H Brown. 23 2 up and
to play; r. P Walden. 49, beat J. b. Elmendorf II 4
and 2 to play; b C Fuller. beat F. e LaiIy is
up and 1 to play II. A. Sherman 9, beat W A Pratt
13; up and to play ION SO holes after tie: F. s
Wheeler, Z, beat j. McNurtrie. s. up and 10 pay.
d. P Birne. 10. beat B B. Laurence To- up and g to
play: G. H. Barnes. T. beat II B. Clark. !. up.
1t has been arranged to open the new clubhouse
built to replace the one destroyed by fire. during
the Apawamis invitation tournament on july Q z
and f. The sleeping rooms will be ready but
the restaurant. locker and reception rooms will be
put in commission.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-22
PITTssURG, 5; CINCINNATI,

At Cincinnati: X n 4
pittsburg .,..-.......0 -
Cincinnati .....-.--.O D U D U " u >
Batteries Pittsburg Willis and Gibson; Cincinnati
Ewing Campbell and Schei
New-York tribune., 1908-06-22
DETROIT. 5; WASHINGTON, q

Detroit: .
Utasp,nston Ussn O 0 o o ia
Batteres-Detroit Summers and Schmidt; Washns ''A
Burns, Kelley and Warner.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-22
N4TION4L LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Chicago at New York
Philadelphia at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
Louis at Boston.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Piesburg 5; Cincinnati, L.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-22

Baseball. Polo Grounds. To-day. 8 +. M,-Giants y.
Chicago Admission 56a ~ - -