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Evening journal., 1909-05-07
SPECIAL MUSIC AT
GOSPEL MEETINGS

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DOVER Del. May THE musical pro-
gram for the gospel meetings at Dover
Opera House next Sunday includes sew
eral fine choruses by the large chorus
choir and boys choir. The following spec
ial numbers will be sung during the day:
Solo for soprano, The Publican" Van
de Water, Mrs Miriam S. Davidson; quar-
tet. Remember Now Thy Creator" Wal
lace; solo and male chorus, zone Thing
Have ] Desired Of the Lord Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Zearfoss and glee club.
The male choir will sing the following
numbers;
Chorus, Jesus Saves" Kirkpatrick;
quartet. wings OF the Morning" Steb-
bins: where Will You Spend EterniiyT'
Tenney; anthem, Nearer TO Thee"
sweeney, with solo for basso, Mr.. Car
row.
The congregational singing viii be from
the new sacred song books and will be a
special feature Of the services both morn
ing and evening. The sermons will be by
DR.. A. W. Lightbourne.
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Groome on Wednesday evening After
the business meeting the followin pro-
gram was given: Recitation, THE
Second Table" by Arthur Groome;
piano solo. Miss Helen Gregg; duett
Misses Nettie Hanna and Irene Price;
recitation. DE Odder Leg Of de Goose"
Miss Helen Gregg; and "A Trip to Nj
agara Falls" shown by pictures from
a Kaleidoscope by Edgar Hilyard. at
ter which refreshments were served.
A large number of members and
friends were present
Mothers Day viii be observed on
next Sunday at the NJ. z. Church.
The Andastaka Tribe of the I. o. r.
NJ. on Sunday win go to New Castle
10 attend the services at the NJ. E.
Church there, together with the SEMI
mole Tribe.
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Bee stinss Curing His Rheumatism.

Bee stinss Curing His Rheumatism.
ELKTON. Nd. May flames II.
Steffe. a contractor at Arlington. has
.resorted to the heroic means of apply
ing the stings of bees as cure for
rheumatism. from which he has been
a great sufferer for the past several
years. and as a result is being entirely
cured. The remedy was suggested by
reading an article in the city news
papers Of a rheumatic patient being
cured by the ancient bee cure.
Evening journal., 1909-05-07
MISSIONARY ON
RETURN TO ALASKA

SMYRNA. Del. May 7-Dr briggs.
the well-known Episcopal Missionary
of Point Hope. Alaska, who has been
on an extended visit 10 his sister. Mrs
Mary f. Turner. and incidentally has
been giving a number OF lecturing
tours throughout the country. has left
Evening journal., 1909-05-07
WILLING WORKERS TO
PAY CHURCH DEBT
epecIal to LIE EvEN1Ne JouRNA1.

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= GEORGETOWN, Del, May IA So
ciety has been formed by the Rev. E.
P. Perry, pastor of the Methodist Protes-
tant- Church, of this town, known as
the Willing Workers. The aim Of the
organization is TO hquldate the, debt OF
about $500 against the church and par
sonage. About one hundred persons
have Joined the society.
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purchased cas-
giving ii
heard Of We
all to
OF fromS tvi
We will deposit
hold for weeks.
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BITTEN az A rHREE.LEcGEp DOG

BITTEN BY A THREE-LEooED DOG
The six-year- old daughter of Dennis
Donohue, Of No. 21O9 West Eleventh
street, was bitten by a three legged
dog yesterday and was severely in
jured. The animal attacked the child
while she was playing in frcnt OF her
home and sank its teeth in her arm.
Her screams brought assistance and
the dog was driven off.
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chIId Rreaks coIIar Bono.

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GEoRGETOwN. Del. May 7.-while
playing with some friends little Naomah
Dasey. Of Frankford. fen and sustained
. broken collar-hone.
Evening journal., 1909-05-07

Sl.70-women's $3.50 Tan Calf,
vici Kid, Patent Colt, and Gun
Metal oxford and Gibson Ties; also
the new Ankle Strap Pumps. Some
have the straight and others the
wing tip; high and low heels. All
$3.50 grades; reduced dur IN
ing the May sale to ....... "
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Smyrna on his return to his mission
field. Point Hope being one Of the
farthest points north on the Alaska
coast. Il requires several months to
reach his destination.
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Again
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This season will have a
big run; we are head
quarters for the best, style,
quality. finish and price
considered. Sc. IS. SO.
$3.50 and up to $40 and
s25 for Silk Lined Suits.
All sizes in regulars up to
a. chest. Stouts, Sims
and extra sizes. at SO.
S12.50, SIS and $50. Black
and Grey Serges, at SO,
So and SIS. Boys and
Little Boys Blue Serges in
Long Pants. Straight Pants
and Knlcker Suits in the
latest cuts and makes.
Straw Hats are in and
ready.
Jas. 7. MnIIin & Sons.
9Th and Market
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sL4s-Men's $500 Gun Metal and
Box Calf Bluchers; medium, mar
row and broad toes; extra good
$500 values; reduced II An
to ........-......-... haTO
Evening journal., 1909-07-30
County League Game at
RivervieW Tomorrow TO
be Hard Fought Con-
fest

kid" Reeves champion dupont team
will invade Riverview territory tomorrow
and attempt to throw the harpoon into
Prince Mousleys pets. The last time
these two teams came together resulted
IN the only defeat OF the dupont team
has thus far sustained IN the County
League. To say that the ''PowdermalS-
ers' feel this beating is putting It rather
mildly. Reeves. Shallenberger, Mckinney
and the other big guns" connected with
the pen pushers" aggregation are stay
Ing awake nights now figuring out how
Riverview Is TO be massacred this satur-
day. on the other hand Mousley and
his right hand men are hustling 10 get
the team In top notch condition for the
fray, and are even sending the women
folks around 10 get out the enthusiasts.
And say. maybe they won't be there with
bells and spangles on. We remember the
great contests that Rivervlew ana DUPONT
had last year in their fight for the cham
pionshlp OF the city. and the feeling Is
still there with the players.
To beat Riverview on Riverview
grounds ticlCes the dupont people more
than n barrel Of feathers could. while
Rlverview would rather trim dupont than
take a free trip TO Europe. "wild While"
Crouch, who by the way, Is leading the
hitters In the league. win hand over the
henders for DUPONT, while the old rell-
able mike" Flood win do the receiving.
There are batteries playing much bigger
ban that have nothing on this pair. In
fact both Of them have offers 20 go In
fast company but both are married and
prefer 10 stay IN Wilmington. Red
Walsh, a new man who has been the
sensation Of the season. and who is the
only pitcher 70 beat DUPONT this year In
the County League, viii be on the slab
for Riverview with Ray Scott doing the
Evening journal., 1909-07-30
new COLTS IN
FAST RACING
Matinee on DerriCkSOn Track
Brings out Many Penia-
SuIa HOrSemen

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DOVER. Del. July 3o-Probably no
more interesting turf event was ever seen
In Delaware than the matinee al Derrick
sons track on Wednesday. DR.. Derrick
sons guests for the occasion numbered
over a thousand, but the most thrilling
feature Of the day was the cutting Of 2iF
by several colts which were trotted out
but were not given an onicial time
Bring out your trotters and let's have
some trotting here today" said DR.. Der.
rickson. But 7 suppose I'll have to get
some PAGERS. even n pacing is only a
method of running around the track
That pacing is running was a neu
idea TO some OF the horseman guests and
fanciers. but they got to thinking back
TO the time OF 81. Julien and since Maud
s., broke the worlds records how many OF
the very fastest records have been made
by PAGERS.
Ashland Bird, Harry Windsor's Milford
horse, proved a bird indeed at this track
Ashland Bird was flying around the Der.
rickson track in probably the neatest anc
fastest race seen in Central Delaware fol-
ytars. Even at her best however, Ash.
land Bird could not distance Hero. the
rival for her fame fast horse owned
and driven by Mr.. Saunders, OF Colds
boro. He kept his nose right over ths
rubber tire OF Ashland Birds pneumati,
sulky, and the slightest break or slip-ur
on the part OF the Bird would havecaus-
ed Hero TO win.
Three unknown colts were trotted~ ou
for competition In a. "colt race" and thel
proved themseive masters OF the art O
track performing. for the three dashe,
around the track almost together, In thl
first heat in 2.s2, and the second in 2.sd
They looked too young TO do Il in les
than fifty. but this was their time, and
with a little forcing they could have dom
both miles in 2s0 even.
Dr. J. r. Kuhns. OF Dover was starte
and w. T. Carter, Of wyoming ant
Frank w Rust. Of Dover, we're the jud
ges. Summaries:
Free-for-ali Glass.
Ashland Bird Oh. Windsor Milford /. /
Hero (saunders. Goldsboro). o)...........2
Time not recorded.
2s5 Glass Trotting.
Belton X. III. Daley, MarydeD......1 !
Raymond r. IN Harrington. Felton, @ :
Lord Delaware. CDR. Derriokson, Freder
ica).....................3.
Daisy NJ. N. Moore, Dover. )..........4
Time not recorded.
2B Glass.
Roam Winner. CM Durham. nover) l.
George A. III Mcdaniel, Dover ....2.
George wilkes Holiday. Frederica). 3. I
Helen O. Jones. Woodsidel ..........4.
Happy Bolton (M. Grimth, Felton)...5.
Unknown IF. NJ soper, Magnolia). 6.
Time-227, 22s
Colt Race.
Baby Russell %. W. Mosley, cheswoid)
g.
Sydney Foster. CDr Derrickson, Fredei
ica) .................-.........
Lou Mack q. jackson. Felton).....s
Time 2S2. 2se.
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BASEBALL TURF TENNIS
DUPONT AND RIVERVIEW
IN FIGHT FOR PENANT

backstopping II Is a pleasure 10 specta-
tors to watch this battery work. and
maybe they won't work tomorrow to
down dupont. Ell?
Riverview is getting very close to du-
Pont in the County League race, and this
game means much TO either club. Many
people feel that dupont has the pennant
sewed up. but such is not the case Riv-
erview is close on duPonts heels and a
couple OF defeats for the "Powdermak-
ers" will bring them down very close TO
the second team. Riverview is playing
classy ball just now; their double VIC
tory over South Side last Saturday was
hardly expected by the fans. as the South
Side with its new players IS hard ag-
gregation to get away with. In view or
this together with Its victory over DUPONT
the Rivervlew bunch are counting on get
ting away with dupont tomorrow. but
the kid" says that they are smoking
the wrong stuff. The DUPONT team is hit
ting better now than ever In the history
OF tho club schuier and Crouch who
were wealking with the stick last year.
are clouting the ball this year far above
the 800 mark.
II you want TO 500 real good baseball.
morrow afternoon. II you have seen none
of the County League games. take this
one IN tomorrow and you will be sur
prised 20 SEQ the fast players that are
now performing in this league. The
teams viii be composed OF the following
players:
duPont-Flood Crouch Shuler. Manner
ing, Bacon, Burke, Beatty Harrington,
Mckinney. Prentiss and sieman.
Rivervew-soott Walsh, Green. Hall.
NJ. McDonough. Harrlgan. t. McDon-
ough. Elder, Aigard. Russell. and J. Hall
The game will be called at $50 and
Charlie Lucas. late OF the Carolina
League. will ohhciate as umpire Lucas
is without doubt one Of the best indicator
holders ever seen in Wilmington. and his
work Is a pleasure to look at.
Madison and Highland, Of the Semi
Professionals. will play a preliminary
game commencing at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1909-07-30
PENNSGROVE TO
HAVE A HOME COMING

Pennsgrove is to have a Home Coming
Day on Saturday, August z. and # prom
ises to be a gala affair. The Wilmington
residents are joining in with the New
Jerseyites.
The town is to be gaily attired, both
the main and side streets, and the three
bands engaged Tor the occasion, Will
furnish concerts during the day.
The program selected is as follows:
1000 a m.-Parade.
1900 m.-Lunch and refreshments, shebi.
Grove.
100 p. m.-Pennsgrove Gun Clubs an
nual tournament.
200 p. m.-single shell race and tut
race.
200 p. m.-Horse Show and athletic
sports
200 y. m.-Baseball.
2.S0 p. m.-Baby show.
AsO p. m.-Exhibition drills
sis p. m.-Evening entertainment.
$50 p. m.-Fireworks.
The Baby Show will be a feature OF
the day and those intending TO enter ar,
asked to notify Mrs. Wilbert Sailor, Mrs
Charles Smith Miss Lnu d. Thompson
or Albert J. Bodine.
Evening journal., 1909-07-30
CHAMPS IN SEVERAL CLASSES
WILL BE SEEN IN BIG MEET

Gold, silver and bronze medals will
be given as prizes in each event and
handsome silver trophy will go to
the club, school or college scoring the
largest number of points.
The five mile run prizes are as fol-
lows: First, gold medal, set with
diamond; second. gold medal; third.
silver medal; fourth, silver medal; fifth,
bronze medal; sixth, bronze medal.
Following are the officials: Honorary
Referee Mayor j. Harvey Spruance;
referee A. A. Kerr; starter to be an
nounced; announcer. Harry Coleman;
clerk Of course, Harry Hepburn; chair
man. NJ J. Murphy; scorers, Frank
Mulvena, James l.. Walker, Joseph B.
Reilly; field judges. the Rev. Huston
THOMAS Haley. Leo A Smith, Frank ].
Kaville and w. c. sullivan of WASH
ington. d. c.; track judges. j. ]. Far
ley, John Grant, J. NJ. Walker; timers,
John Garner, William Weber, James
Russell; assistant clerks Of course,
Harry Murray. William Murphy, JOS
eph O'Donnell; custodian Of prizes
John F Malloy.
Evening journal., 1909-07-30
High Class Track And
Field Events TO be Con-
tested Here Tomorrow

It is expected that a record breaking
crowd win be present at Front and
Union streets ball park tomorrow at
the field sports to be held under the
auspices Of the Brownson Library As
.sociation. The list of entries contain
the names Of the coming champion
long distance runner, Mclnerny, Nash
the Indian. Ramsdel. amateur cham
pion 100 yard dash and 220 yard dash
sprinter of the University of Penn
sylvania and Gallagher of the Brown
Prep. School and a host Of other stars.
The ground has been improved to
some extent, the bleachers having been
overhauled and a track installed.
The events are as follows-100 yard
dash; 220 yard dash; 440 yard run;
$50 yard run; running high jump; one
mile run; 220 yards low hurdle; run
ming broad jump and pole vault.
Evening journal., 1909-07-30
IN
ANNUAL SPORTS

The annual sports Of the Junior
American Mechanics lodges Of the city
will be held at Brandywine Springs
Park tomorrow.
The committee i'm charge is as fol-
lows. Ferris B. EclSman, William H.
Wilson. Oscar Hewitt and W. w.
butcher, treasurer.
The following events win take place
for which prizes are offered the sue.
cessful contestants: Baseball game
between the married and single men,
tug Of war, running and broad jump,
standing broad jump. one hundred
Yards dash, potato race. sack race,
and three-legged race. A decorated
car VIII start from sixth and Market
streets this evening TO announce the
sports
Evening journal., 1909-07-30
HOLY NAME LEAGUE SPORTS

Sam Alexander. St Paul's best bat
ter, has received a tempting offer to
finish the season with one Of the
County League teams.
Joe Stine, who threw his salary wing
out OF place last season. while pitching
for the Cambridge Nd, team, is teh
leading pitcher on the St Elizabeth's
team. Some Of the guys predict a
bright future for Joe.
Mike Gardner who is playing right
field for the st. Elizabeth's team, Is
leading his teammates in batting. Mike
says all slab artists look alike to him
II he continues at his present pace he
will make some Of the youngsters look
like also rams.
Evening journal., 1909-07-30
DOUBLE UMP SYSTEM
FOR SEMI-PROFESSIONALS

The Wilmington Semi-Professionals
at a meeting last night took no step
toward reorganizing the league. The
matter was discussed only informally.
although it is likely the subject will
come up for discussion at another
meeting OF the league.
It was decided to use the double
umpire system. The team managers
agreed to have the names of their
players in by August IA.
Evening journal., 1909-07-30
ass Pace, Purse $500.
THURSDAY MATINEES
AT MAPLE VALLEY TRACK

Local horsemen will be given further
opportunity to indulge in their favor
ite sport on Thursday. August 5. On
that day and on every Thursday fol-
lowing matinees viii be held at Maple
Valley Driving Park, Perrys Hotel.
on Thursday, August 3. there will be a
800 and a 2.s0 trot. free for Il.
Evening journal., 1909-07-30
A MONG OURSELVEC
"a REING LITTLE sToRIBSl
n OF THE SPORTING ~
FOLKS GATHERED FROM
EVERYWHERE
BY DAVE
BY DAVE

Bacon Knows
Dear Dave Can man return TO
first base after touching second?
CHe can II his wind holds out. Re-
fer TO Bacon Of the DUPONT team)
800
Ono Got Away.
] see that Carvin has signed some
nlayerf from the Brandywine club.
p. NJ. Billy L.; Yes, but he didn't
get oliver.
Cold Wave Coming.
tt VIII not be warm IN the River
view bleachers next Saturday-there
win be too many fans there.
900
Saying Something.
When an inquiring spectator asked
why New Castle had canvas on their
right field fence somebody remarked
that i was 10 stop August's throws
to first.
lt's All OF Now.
What has become Of the band tina,
of1ciated az the opening game IN New
Castle?
NJ. McDonough. In the first game Of
the Southside- -Riverview series on Sat
urday. out Of four times at bat had
three hits, one run. four putouts
three assists and one stolen base.
w. Russel. IN four times at bat, had
two hits, one run and one stolen base
Scott. OF Riverview. is coming 10 the
front fast. In the last six games hC
has got five hits and four runs.
Han. Riverview's first baseman. i,
playing a grand game. When at bal
he is used as a sacrifice hitter. and
az that he has made five hits IN sis
games, besides getting three runs.
Green. Of Rivervlew playing at short
made good In the last six games. II,
has had four hits. seven putouts an,
nine assists
hope Riverview's new pitcher, Hall
/ has some speed.
Baseball Is the best exercise in thl
world. The man who does not be
ieve this statement will suit all hand
and satisfy himself that II is strenu
GUS by getting out and playing tn
game Just a little bit some afternoon
He win get the answer the next morn
ing.
There Is all the difference in tn
world between the manner In whicl
the big teams of this city play an
that of those in the big leagues, bu
stil Wilmington is getting some goo
baseball and many really fine plays ar
made.
Every manager will please bear IL 1
mind that the friends Of the team ar
desirious of knowing what is going o
and the surest way TO let them lxno'
is through this column.
When Prentiss comes to bat the out
helders take a trip into the bac
woods.
Evening journal., 1909-07-30
BAER'
6I3 King Street,
z Doors Below 1ih 81.
Genuine Bargains in
Summer Footwear

Today we insugurate q sale Of
sessonsble footwear that will instantly
appeal to all Of an economical turn Of
mInd-such savings as these
Mems Patent Colt, Russia Calf,
Oxblood aud Gun Metal Blucher
Oxfords and Shoes, worth $3.50
to $500. Bargain . 1 TX
Mems Goodyear welted Blu
cher Oxfords and Shoes in all
feathers; worth $500 n 0IE
to $3.50. Bargain . ZsIO
Women's Russia Calf, one eye
let. sailor ties, in all widths and
sizes, worth $3.50. | or
Ba rgain ...... ........ I sVO
Women's Gun Metal, Patent
Colt and Russia Calf Blucher Ok
fords and sailor ties, worth $2.oc
TO $2.z5. Bargain .. 1 90
Women's Gray Suede Sailor
Tics, worth SI.75. Bar 0Qo
gain zoos, .......... OOO
All our Misses and Children's
Oxfords and Pump prices great
ly reduced
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TO SHOW WHAT
PLAY GROUNDS MEAN

An exhibition by the West End Read
ing Room and playground will be given
this evening from TO 10 o'clock. In
the early part of the evening the chill
dren will take part in sports on the
playground and later viii do work in
Evening journal., 1909-07-30
CHURCH LEAGUE.

Delaware Avenue Baptist vs.. Y.
M. c. A., at Y. M. c. A. grounds.
Elsmere VS.. Edge Moor, at Edge
Moor grounds.
Bethany VS.. Trinity, at Trinity
grounds.
Grace VS.. Old swedes, at EIsnere
grounds.
Evening journal., 1909-07-30
MIDDLETowN TRIMS

NEW CASTLE. Del. July 30-New
Castle High School lost TO Middletown.
II TO 4.
The score by innings:
N. c. High School. o . 00110- 4
Afiddletown o.. ...1 A 020 XII
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sEMI.PRoFEssIoNALs.

Peerless vs.. Newport at Newport.
Madison VS.. Highland at River
view.
fremont VS.. Landlith at Brandy
wine Springs.
Evening journal., 1909-07-30
LAST DAY AT
THE SALEM TRACK
Lady May Finishes Sixth
in the 2:l5 Class
Pace

SALEM. n. j., July 30.-Get away
day at the Salem track was character
lied by some of the finest racing ever
seen in Jersey, and was witnessed by
the largest crowd in the history of the
driving park association. The track
was lightning fast and close finishes
were a feature. The 2.29 trot went to
Russell G., who seemed to have too
much speed for the other eight start
ers. In the first heat West Chester
Boy choked coming down the stretch
and fell crossways of the track, both
The Welshman and Rheda Kahn going
over him. Fortunately, neither horses
or drivers were injured, and all started
in the next heat
The 21S class pace brought out a
good field. but Good Goods had little
trouble in winning. Manuella, driN en-
by Corbin. of Washington, d. c. show
ed bursts of speed, and many thought
she could have won n desired. Guy
Rector captured the 2.1S trot, but had
a close finish with Gypsie Haight's
Ethel Bradstreet There appeared to
be nothing to the 2.15 pace but the
black stallion Pencader. driven by
Herman Tyson. until the third heat,
when Paul Pry stepped in and got a
heat. II was then near sun down and
the drivers consented to settle the
money sthe summary stood. Sum-
mary:
a.29 Class Trot, Purse $500.
Russell G.. br g., by Happy
Russell. Mott ............... ] !
sadie Baron. br. m, by Baron
Dillon. Taylor .............. 1 4
l.
West Chester Boy, b. &, Wood
ruff .............. s
Glennlxle. b. g.. Payne ........
Kinnette. b. m. Garrison ....
Free Mason. b. M. Brown .... 6 s
Rheda Kahn. b. m. Kelly ...S27
The Welshman. c. n. Mcdowell s 9dr
2.1s Glass Pace, Purse $500.
Good Goods. b. M, by Insanity
Mcdowell ................11 I /
Vet b. e.. by Baron Moore
Moore ................... 1
Manuena. b. m, Corbin ....... 3 2
Royfeld. b e.. Fry .......... 9
Linden Wheeler. b. e.. Ashby 6 4;
,Emeiine. b. M. Phalen .....
Roy Wilkes. br. E.. Karpler . S
Dan F.. ch e.. Smith ........ $40
Mayzella Nutwood. br m. Pat
| ton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3
Dick Doty. b. e., Payne ......1o el0dil
/ Florence Wilkes. b. m. Tyson 7dr
Time. 216 Ia. PA Ia. PA IA. 2.16
l2.1s Class Trot, Purse $500.
Time. 2.22 IA. 2.21 Ia, 2.21 IA, 2.1i
la
Guy Rector. blk m. by Di-
rector Morrell. Tyson M 3411i
lEiecta. b m, Farralon. A.
Evening journal., 1909-07-30

the shop for the benefit Of visitors.
During the evening sewing work py
the girls and woodwork by the boys
will be on exhibition. Mrs William d.
Brinckle, president Of the Playground
Association, Miss n. B. Danforth and
Philip Croney. the latter superinten-
dent Of manual training In the Cleve-
land schools will be present.
Evening journal., 1909-07-30
American League
rri.statn-

Wiliiamsport. 6; Johnstown.
Lancaster. 81 York, 2.
Trenton. 3; Reading, 2.
Harrisburg Altoona, rain.
Evening journal., 1909-07-30
BASEBALL ATA GLANCE
GAMES FOR DAY.


National League.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York az Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
Boston az ST. Louis.
American League.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
Chicago at Washington.
Detroit az New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
Tri- State.
Johnstown al Altoona
-rrentnn- at York.
Harrisburg at Williamsport
Reading at Lancaster
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Evening journal., 1909-07-30
BOYS CITY LEAGUE.

West Side League.
. Lancaster We. Washington Stars,
at Military grounds.
St. Aloysius VS.. Young Americans,
at Third and Grant avenue.
ES-Jaoksons vs.. Harvans, at Sy-
. ean1ore and Scott streets.
East Side League.
RiVerview VS.. VandeVer, at Twen-
> ty-fourth and Monroe streets.
Billekins vs.. Landlith, Sixteenth
. and Claymont streets.
BrsndyNNine vs.. Orientals, at
. Twenty-third and Lamotte streets.
Regular meeting Of the Boys
. City League at tho Y. M. c. A. on
y Monday, August 2 at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1909-07-30
HOLY NAME LEAGUE.

St. AIMS vs.. ST. Msry's, at St.
AIMS.
ST. Peters VS.. St. Patriek's, at
st. Peters.
ST. PsuI's VS.. ST. Elizabeth's at
ST. PauI's.
Evening journal., 1909-07-30
SPORTING NEWS
SATURDAY BASEBALL

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COUNTY LEAGUE SCHEDULE =
dupont VS.. Rivsrview, at River
} view.
PsrI<side VS.. New Castle, at New I
} casle.
South Side open.