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Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-20
TEAM BEING FORMED
BY ST. VINCENT MEN
PLAYERS PREPARE FOR FOOT
BALL SEASON
Coach Hempci Convinced Catholic
EIev.n Will Easily Defeat All
Corners in Gridiron
Combats

Coach Hempel of st. Vincents col
! lege is already making grand prepara-
| tions for the enlargement of athletic
work next season. With a compare
| lively small number of men to pick
from he has already performed Won
ders. The football team that he
whipped into shape was one of the
fastest aggregations ever turned out in
this neck of the woods. The team was
only bested by the heavy Oregon ag-
gregation when several of Coach Hem
pels huskies were out of the game.
The prospects for victorious team
were never before as bright as they are
for the coming season. With fourteen
men to return to school from the crack
squad of last year as O. nucleus to form
a team Coach Hempel should not have
any difficulty in turning out cham
pionship bunch. Besides the fourteen
men who have promised to return there
are several good men in school who
have come in since the football season
closed and who have regulations as live
ones.
Grindle, who was recently reelected
captain, will be back in his position at
end and will take care of all the fast
ones Who attempt to fill his position.
He is undoubtedly one of the best
ends in the far west, having made the
"all star" team last year. Dechman,
the other 'all star" END, Will De Dack
and hold down his position. Leffert,
who was considered to be the best man
on the Saints eleven last season, will
probably be changed from tackle to
half on account of his great speed and
headwork. Reinchilds, brother of the
famous Michigan tackle, will again be
in his place at tackle. With several
years of good coaching he should be
able to equal the record of his brother.
l.. 1.r, fnr11f nd cfV 10th
Reliable" Brinkop will again be back
and play guard. The other guard posi-
ton left open by the departure of Tay-
lor will easily be filled, as there will be
an abundance of material to pick from.
Tommy de Ybarrando, the phenom
quarterback of last year, will be back,
but by Hempeps advice will try for
end. He is a demon at carrying the
ball and an excellent punter. Coach
Hempel has the names of several who
will try for the quarterback position.
but as yet will not disclose their names.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-20
FIGHTERS READY
FOR MITT FEST
FLYNN AND JOHNSON FINISH
TRAINING
MEN WILL REST UNTIL GONG
SOUNDS
Russian Is Confident He viii Be Able
to Beat Shifty Fireman When
They Meet Tuesday
Night

Jim Flynn and Battling johnson
finished training Sunday for their ten
round boxing contest and will rest up
until Tuesday evening, when the bout
will take place at the Pacific Athletic
pavilion.
Both men say they are satisfied with
their condition.
That the battle will be a fierce one
is the opinion of the experts in the
fistic world. There will not be a dull
moment during the entire ten rounds,
as neither of the contestants ever was
known to back up in fight.
Jim Flynn, while he was declared the
victor of the last bout with johnson,
realizes he is up against a much more
formidable opponent than when John
son entered the ring before.
The Russian has improved ever since
he began work with the gloves and
now, with the aid of Van Courts les
sons in the fistic art, he will be most
difficult man for the fireman to beat.
Johnson himself believes he was stale
at the time of the former fight, so he
has changed his method of preparation
for the go Tuesday night.
Van Court is satisfied with the shape
Johnson is in at the present moment
and he says If the Russian will remem-
ber half the points shown him when he
is in the heat of the battle he will be
the master of the situation all through
the fight.
Works Hard for Contest
Flynn never has worked harder for a
contest in the ring. He trained to the
minute before, but this time he knows
he will need all the strength he pos,
sesses and he has worked with the end
in view to get himself into condition
where he may be able to withstand all
the punishment Johnson can give.
He has practiced some new stunts at
Eastside for this purpose, and now he
says he is ready to face Johnson and
pit experience and ruggedness against
the bulk of the Russian.
With Flynn and Johnson finishing
the serious part of the entertainment
for Tuesday the "battle royal is ex-
pected to give the fans the comedy side
of the boxing game.
Five negro boxers will be placed in
the ring at the same time, and at the
signal they will go at each other and
hammer away until but one of the nu-
Der remains standing in the ring.
This one will be declared the victor
and will be given the purse which Man
ager McCarey has offered. The first
affair of this kind which was given in
this city several years ago furnished
uproarious amusement and the contest
Tuesday night will be mirth-pro-
voker.
Jim Trimble and Jack Mcdonald are
in fine shape for their six-round pre-
limnary and the fans will be able to
see one of the fastest mills which the
middleweights can furnish.
The demand for seats has been so
large that it seems to be only ques
ton of the size of the pavilion as a
limit of the number of people who will
want to witness the show Tuesday
night.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-20
WELL KNOWN ACTOR
VICTIM OF ROBBERS

Worthy of remark, when the enor-
nous crowds assembled at San Pedro
Saturday and Saturday night is con-
sidered, is the small number of rob-
berries and holdups always incident to
large gatherings. Few indeed were
the crimes of this character reported
to the police.
What is supposed to have been an
attempt to hold up an rob Mace
Greenleaf, manager of the Burbank
theater of Los Angeles, occurred short
ly before midnight on Fifth street in
the harbor city, the robbers, however,
being unsuccessful. The object of the
attack, was, it is said, badly beaten
in the scuffle and left shortly after
ward for the home of Hancock Ban
ting at Whittier.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, April 19.-Errors gave
Pittsburg an early lead in today's game.
Later in the contest Cincinnati punched
hits on Camnitz and won out. Wag-
ner made his appearance with the visi-
tors and was given a great ovation.
Score:
Cincinnati 4, hits 0, errors 8.
Pittsburg 3. hits 7, errors 0.
Batteries-Ewing and Mclean; Cam
nitz and Gibson. Umpire-Rigler.
ST. LOUIS, April 19.--Chicago took
today's game from st. Louis, to 3, in
very loosely played contest. Score:
st. Louis 3, hits 3, errors 4.
Chicago A, hits 8. errors Q.
Batteries-McGlynn and Hostetter;
Overall and Killing.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 19.-Chicago outhit
st. Louis today but could not score. The
visitors tailed four times, mainly be-
cause of bases on balls and errors.
Parent and T. Jones were hurt during
the game but resumed play. Score:
Chicago 1, hits 5, errors 4.
st, Louis 4, hits 4, errors 1.
atteries--Howell and Spencer; White
and Sullivan.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-20
JAY GOULD WINS FROM
PIERRE LoRILLARD JR.
BY Associated Press.

TUXEDO PARK, N. Y, April 49,
Jay Gould. American champion court
tennis player of the world, defeated
Pierre Lorillard, jr., of the Tuxedo
Tennis and Racquet club today in the
third and final round for the gold
racquet championship by three straight
sets, Go, 6-1 and 60. Today's VIC
tory makes Gould the winner of the
5000 gold racquet prize outright.
Mr.. Gould has promised to give for
competition a trophy of equal value
for next years competition, and the
Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet club pro-
poses to put up a special cup next year
for the winner of all events.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-20
PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Sacrifice hits-Nag1e, Rafftery. Left on bases
Los Angeles. s; Portland, s. Bases balls
of Nagle, 4; off Groom, g. Struck out-By
Groom 8; by Nagle. l. Double plays-Bernard
to Demas; Raftery to Cooney. Time-1:20.
Umpire-Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-20
Despondent Woman Ends Life

CHICAGO, April 19.--Jessie Llewellyn
Call. daughter of Ex-Governor Llewel-
lyn of Kansas, committed suicide to-
night by taking poison. Dependency
because of i'll health is believed to have
been the cause. Mrs. Cali for several
years had been employed on the repor-
torial staff of Chicago newspapers.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-20
STOCKTON WINS GAME
BY Associated Press.

STOCKTON, April 19.-Stockton shut
out San Jose today, hitting Stricklett all
over the lot and getting eight of their
own men around. Hackett was COM
PEELED to retire in the seventh. having
collied with the bench and cut his leg
while after foul. Score:
Stockton ....... 0 o 04 D s-S 10
San Jose ....... 0 0 0 90 0 o 0 90 2
Batteries-Henderson and Hackett and
joyce; Stricklett and Eager.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-20
OAKLAND WINS TWO
HARD FOUGHT GAMES
SEALS OUTPLAYED IN BOTH
CONTESTS
DelIar Makes First Appearance with
the Commuters and Holds
Opponents In Fine
Style
BY Associated Press.

| By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.-oakland
outplayed the Seals In both the morning
and afternoon games and won both
events by scores of to 2 in the morn
ing and 1 to 0 in the afternoon. Dellar
made his first appearance for Oakland
this morning. The afternoon game was
pitchers battle between Wills and
Hopkins. Oakland scored once in the
sixth inning.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-20
EVEN BREAK AT FRESNO

81 Associated Press.
FRESNO, April 19.-With a score OF
to /, Fresno today broke even with
Alameda on this weeks series. The
game was a very even one, Alameda
starting the scoring in the first inning
and Fresno not gattiug tho last two
runs until the seventh and eighth. The
score:
Fresno 4, hits 5, errors 8.
Alameda 1, hits 6, errors g.
Batteries-Miller and Blankenship;
Johnson and Burns.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-20
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-zeider, Slattery. Williams.
Sacrifice hlt-van Haltren. Bases on balls
Oft Hopkins, i; of WILLIS 8. Struck out-By
Hopki-.s, s; by Willis, g. Double plays-Haley
to Hogan to Altman; Heitmuller to Slattery;
Mohler to Zeider to Williams. Passed ball.
Sattery. Time-1;25. Umpire-o Connell.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-20
PASADENA PLAYERS LOSE
TO RIVERSIDE TEAM
Special to The Herald.

PASADENA, April 19.-Nine golf
players of the Annandale club who
journeyed to Riverside Saturday for a
match with team from the Victoria
Country club were defeated by the
Riverside players by score of Is to 8.
But four of the regular team players
contested with the Annandale men.
Some weeks ago the Riverside team
was defeated on the Annandale course
by 22h to O..
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-20
UNHoLz RUNS OUT ON q.
NELSON AND GRABS CANS
Nv Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 19.-The war
between rival prize fight promoters has
been intensified by the agreement of
s'Boer'' Unl-olz to fight Joe Cans twenty
rounds on May 20 in this city at 1873
pounds ringside. Unholz came here for
the purpose of fighting Battling Nelson
forty-five rounds. 1t is stated that I'm
holz is guaranteed $4,000 win or lose or
draw with Cans.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-20
FIGHT FANS TO
SEE TWO MILLS
M'CAREY DRAWS STAR CARD
FOR WEEK
JoHNsoN-FLYNN GO SHOULD BE
REAL BATTLE
JEFF Club VIII Open Later, but Quality
of Bout Is Not SO AllurIng.
Russian Draws Large
Crowd

Two fights are down for discussion
this week, and to the fan up a tree it
looks like one of them will be good
and the other 0et's be calm)-not SO
good. Jeff and the new Vernon club
get the rebate on this matter, for there
is no getting around the fact that
Mike Sullivan and Jimmy Gardner
cannot furnish the scrap Bat Johnson
and Jim Flynn can, II all parties con-
cerned are leveling.
The Flynn-Johnson affair comes first,
on Tuesday night, and, while 1t is only
a ten-round, no-decision affair, the
fans are sitting up nights trying to
figure out the dope. The men met
once before, and no dissenting voice
was heard when the mill was declared
the toughest ever seen here.
Sullivan and Gardner have also met,
and each was credited with all kinds
of ability in every line-hitting, gamer
ness and general ability to take care
of himself and gave the other fellow
all he wanted. The seminary styles of
the men, as compared to the pair Man.
ager McCarey has drawn, do not make
them top-heavy favorites with the
public, and the result is that McCarey
will pick off the real plum In the first
actual tilt between the promoters.
fighters were we'll occupied yesterday,
and one B. Johnson was the star kid of
the lot. Having his place of reception
read San Pedro instead of some place
where the fleet is only heard of and
not seen made the Russian the draw
ing card of the bunch, and he and his
manager made the best of the oppor-
tunity.
Shows New Punches
Johnson was there in all his glory
and showed off for the benefit of the
mob which packed the pavilion at the
seaside town. A couple of the new
punches Van Court has taught the big
boy were uncovered, and all who saw
him at his work pronounced Bat in
grand shape.
Jim Flynn entertained the small
crowd at the East Side club, but this
didn't bother the Fireman for min
ute and he went on with his work
just the same as for a. packed gallery.
A little road speciality in the morning
gave Jim an appetite for what was to
partners were kept on the jump all
afternoon.
Both men will knock off training to-
day and will take things easy until
they get together at the Cabin to-
morrow night. With the sailor money
stringing with Johnson, 1t appears
that the odds will not be any too
heavily in favor of Flynn, and the few
bets made were around the 10-to-S
figure.
Sullivan and Gardner who will act
as Jeff's Vernon opener Thursday
night. failed to count the houses at
Jack Doyle's and Arcadia, and it's just
as we'll they did. Every one who had
half chance took a day off and vis-
tied the fleet, and there was but a
handful on the bench when the men
began work.
The weight question has been solved
by Sullivan to his own satisfaction,
and the toupeeless wonder says he'll
be there like piece of limburger
mike means for strength) at the 142-
pound mark noted in the articles of
agreement. Let's all hope he intends
to really fight, and not keep away
from the rugged and aggressive
Gardner.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-20
REVOLVER TEAM SELECTED
TO MEET NAVY CRACKS

The following are the scores made
at the tryout shoot Sunday to select a
team to represent the Los Angeles Re-
volver and Rifle club againt the sailors.
The team consists of the first six men
in the score below:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-20
SACRAMENTO BEATS SANTA CRUZ

BY AssOcIdL6u FIesa'
SACRAMENTO. April 1s.-Sacra-
mento won from Santa Cruz in a
mildly interesting game today by a
score of Z to 3. The visitors gained a
lead in the fifth, but the locals over
came 1t in the sixth and went up four
more in the eighth Devereaux, Shinn
and Shimpff were fined for talking to
the umpire. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-20
A knocker

Miss Sue Brette do you believe there
is anything in a nameg'
Foote Lighte: st certainly do. over IN
PHILADELPHIA there is theatrical critic
named Hammerl"-Yonkers Statesman
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-20
NEW JERSEY
SUMMARY

Earned runs-New Jersey, 1. Base on balls
Off Garnis, 1. Wild throws-Lyman. Double
plays-Fairley to Ellison. Hit by pitcher-Ly-
man. Umpire-Lloyd.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-20
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-swanson, Jones. Thompson,
Scott. Struck out--By Scott, 6; by Wilson, 6.
Double plays-Boyle to Jones' Passed balls
Huff, 2. Hit by pitcher-Wilson, Haight, Whal-
ing. Wild pitches-Wison, g. First base on
balls-Of Scott, /; off Wilson, 8. Umpire
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-20
WINS RACE IN sNowsToRM
By Associated Press

PARIS, April 19.-Eugene Fischoff's
fDandolo today won the president of
the republics cup steeplecahse. The
race was run in a snowstorm.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-20
OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Altman, Van Haltren, Heit-
muller. Esola Sacrifice hts-Haley. Mel.
choir. Altman. Heitmuller Eagan Struck out
by Theobald. 8: by Dellar, 5. Hit by pitcher
Curtis. Time-1:40. Umpire-O' Connell
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-20

The beautiful fireproof HOTEL
GREEN in Pasadena is worthy OF
visit.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-20
Stop at the GRAND CANYON
ON your way

We will arrange Sleeping Cars and all Dete
if you Call at 334 S. Spring ST.. or Telepho
Sunset Main 738. Home A 9224
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-20

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SCORE BY INNINGS
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
DanviIIe. 5; Rtchmond. {.

SPECIAL 70 TIE Washington Herad
Danvilie. Va. July 29.-DanviIle. by op-
perfume hitting. coupled with three errors
by Richmond. all OF which figured in the
run getting. won to-day. despite the fact
that the visitors batted out thirteen hits
The hitting Of Riggs. for Danville. was a
feature one Of his hits. double. came
with three men On bases. Richmond's hits
were scattered, and Sparks was given
ragged support Manager Lipe- for the
visitors, secured three hits Score
r T. E
DanviIle- 0 I0oIs5 5
Richnoud. ..----------. 0 0 0 o. 3 )
BstteEies-Loos and Tbacka-z- sparks ard SIsssit-.
Cmpires-dessrs. HeunaEer ard 3IcReever
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-F:re and ole-half furlc1zs- H1r-1-
Ton Beauty g .Deveric1' 8 % T. wol. P-nrzrfe.
rs tPoEeri. 70 Q secrnG. 3fizs Alrezco- is
'Br-nsi, : to J. tlir1 TEe lfs - Sou-hs-u
Bride. G~e7do7n p Boarii-sa. Dssriz, La5v Care.
Nsi7c1H. GTlrr Going Sis1eT Jennie. Ms. MlTI1l
1Iocre- ard poiut Eace also ran-
SECOND RACE-SiV furicuzs- Prc-z7u-isr -15
.Tr7xierl. 20 J. u1us King This-ie. ~ on. 70
l. secud- Licrani- ~ .T1rers' % 8 -hf-z-
LIRE. l-Is Bcrzoo I-up = Light King Folly Red
Husssr- Hi-lbindCr. and ffToo1oEa also rz1-
THIRD RACE Stesplechzse- sl1Er c1lrse- Wood-
side - AicClalnt % 5. uo1- AIrAlls-sE .
u risonI. 70 ? sec1n6. Bizzie Fiat L5 .Ale-}-
90 3. third TEne so L. Fei-l and 8Ioc-g1ld
also ran
FOCRTa RACE-su fFrIrnEs- 8Iiss S--one. las
Martin. 70 J. wC1, 3sa1ceIia- lo2 .Ken1sdy1. %
q l. second; MiHot- e lBerEerI- % J. third
Tine ia - ChaFrnre- Flernils- P0siuE. R1yL
O-yN. LADY Carol Mss Ceszrlou- slz-zn1rgan. ard
Arlington also Tau-
FIFTH RaCE-Siv flrionzs- Huck 70 Poses
70 8 roo, Suderuan. 9 Ksnnsdyl. ; 20 / SEC
0ud. William H Lvuu IL .O1ti 5 &c T. rEi-d.
Tine I-I5 Little UsaEe C1Slorcll-z1 BluE Les-
F-ed Nsce Uneasy ard polsr scar also -a--
SIXTH RACE-Oue and one-eizhtA niles Lady
Esther. 1T Powers : % d Eul. 4-roEsTift- g
Keunedvi 70 J. socond; Scion Sai1Eie. -oe Trek
Ter. 70 5. third Tine. Is s. Chaui5s Many
Camille. Usz-y. ard Har-y Rieheson also "a.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
: HuS-etter. 81 Louis. National
BUNT AND Run TO FTRS7

Shald0n Le5s1na- Springfield Central, so II IOsE
h
Arthur Hostetter, S. Louis, National So r. IN.
James STANLEY. Louisville Amsriczn Association.
E2 f. Iz in
Nike Mitchell, Cincinnati National 81 Fl. II IL
Bernie 9lcCsy, Noble. Cotton States. Si5 Il. III
II
John WaEner pittsh-zrE National 81 2. n II.
CIRCLING THE BASES
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
CANS AND NELSON AGAIN.
COnroth Gets Them TO Fight 40
Rounds at COIma September ..

san Francisco, Cal, July 2s-Battliag
Nelson and Joe Cans are to fight again
for the lightweight championship Of the
world.
James Cofroth. the famous fight pro-
noter OF the coast. has succeeded IN
matching the two great fighters to ap-
pear before his Mission Street Club, at
Colma. on September g
The battle Is TO 60 fOrty-five rounds
and the contestants are to receive 70 per
cent Of the gross receipts.
The fight viii draw as few other ring
contests On the coast have drawn in a
long time, and the terms are as good as a
substantial guarantee 10 both Cans and
Nelson.
Immediately after their recent battle on
the coast several fight promoters began
negotiations for a return match, and Tex
Rickard succeeded in matching the two
for contest AZ Ely, New, for Labor
Day. but later called Of the fight
The men are 20 weigh in at 12S pounds
ringside. and Eddie Smith is to referee
the fight
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
Browns Lose jack Powell.

ST. Louis. July 9.-Ths Browns are
minus the services OF Big Jack" Powell,
their winning pitcher, as the result Of an
accident that befeH the ex-boilermaker
According TO stories Of his friends
Jack stepped into q depression on
Twelfth street last night, sPrainins his
ankle. while going to home It Is prob
able the big right-hander viii be laid UP
for two weeks. The team is undoubtedly
weakened By his loss. and the accident
lessons the Browns chances Of winning
the remnant
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Ninth Street Loses Slow Contest to
GgrIey Athletic Club.

SANDING OF TIE TEAMS
". L Pct W L. Pct
Adseut A { L : 81 dsnhattaas----s s & 80
Gurley Athletic Club took q slow and
uninterestlng contest from Ninth Street
yesterday by II 10 g. Errors figured
la-gelv IN Ninth Street.s defeat Score-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
ARASEE ROMPS IN
Last Day at Brighton an Up
SET TO the Talent.
BIG CHIEF, 3 TO 5, BEATEE
winner, with 100 Pounds Up, Comes
Under Wire with Seven Lengths to
Spare-Tom McGrath, 5 TO L. Makes
All the Running in Opening Event
steeBlechase TO WatersDeed.

New York. July Z9--The sumner meet
ing al Brighton Beach track ended 90
day. and after the band had played
away &c take the Hudson River steamers
fcr Saratoga
More than 500 persons were IN attend
ance and they saw four favOrites de-
feated- The Crest Handicap was the
feature. and it provided the biggest up
set Of the day when Big Chief. 3 70 s.
was beaten Arasee with 100 pounds On
his back. made all the running. and rolled
home with seven lengths 10 spare Big
Chief ran a poor race
Tom 8TcGrath. 5 70 I. made all the run
ming in the opening event while Water
Speed. even-mOney favorite. had the
steeplechase at his mercy
Garland won the thi-d race and Queen
Marguerite showed the way IN the fifth
race.
O. L Kid breezed home II the last
race.
The Summaries
FIRST RACE-s1 flusougs. Ton N5Grzth. los
fGibertl. 70 L ron; NiE1hus 10 Miller. 70 I.
seoosd salvolatiie, g Sweet. . 70 !, third
Tins. Il2 p. Chsrles EsEar5s Crezzfaa. sugar
Pine. Number One Anuia. Qgasrto1 Marx and
Baiket sIso ran
SECOND RACE-Stespiechase about two zisss-
Water SPEED 80 fDaFids1nl- even. E0u. P-a-s. %
Lynch. ; 10 / second. Jin 1lc(siu Is iDupeel.
4 to l. third Tine. 80 -. Pap-iks and Banasn
also rsn-
THIRD RACE-Five furiaaes. Garland. n
smith. . 70 l. vuu- Bou1ie Eelso. l8l fNcD1--
ieii. 3 % l. seoond. Wescncre. Is lee &c .
-hfrd- Firae, l1i - star Thistle, A-ua6sck,
Lady swift. F0ut. and Prosper also Ts1-
FOURTH RACE-Oze and cne-luarter rniles-
arasee. 100 sweet 5 20 ? Won. Big Chist. II
Miller. ; 90 5 second Conedieuue. 6 1lc-
Caheyi TO l. third Tine. Ia s. Csizgom
also
FIFTH RACE-one and one-siZ-ee1tl miles
Cleen Marguerite. g iUp-oai. 5 % :. wc17 Black
oak. 10 FIyuni 20 8 secc2d. Ca1t of zrzs.
rs Lee. 90 !. third Tine 10 KiTe--ausie.
Lady kama Count Reizford. and Helen Shea
aisa ran
SIXTH RACE-Five fruiouEs O. L. Kid. lH
Lang 20 l. wun- Dr. Pillow. 10 1igse-arsi
"a J. sec1nd: Har-r RcEsr. 20 fSuee-f % J.
rliud- Tine. IN Ocaia- Beauty Br-l-- Ali-s
Mack Betty Tiuceut. Danzelia. Ee1ulre Q-e-u.
Mohili-y- Adeie c. Ernrire Exrsii-i1l. s-zrl-. ard
T5u-b1ctoo also ran
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
st. JOseph's Win Hard-fouEht Game
from Marines.

To-day's eame-St- Psul's IS Turnerites. az Thir-
tenth and D streets northeast az so
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
New Face. on norfolk Team.

Special % The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. July 29.-3Ianager Pen
der. Of the Norfolk team. returned here
late last nignt from scouting trip in
New York State with seven new play
ers. who VII work for positions on the
Virginia League champion team As the
result Of this Haas nrst basemau. and
former Captain and Shortstop O'%eaI
were released. Tie new men are. Savage
and Elliuger. pitchers. Morgan. catcher
Cannon. 0u1ielder. and Dou0hue. Rhyn-
der. and Warner, infelders. All were star
players IN the Empire state League
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
TWO FOR BROOKLYN STARS.

Washiugton's colored champion baseball
team. the ROckvfIles. fell an easy prey
20 the Brooklyn Giants in a double
header at National Park yesterday. by
10 0 and II 70 0.
The local champions were Outclassed.
never getting within hailing distance OF
the visitors. Meade. ROckvilles catcher,
has signed with the winners