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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-08-26

den. Mr.. Asa T. Weeks OF Holyoke.
Mis- Hiilman and Mrs. Sturgeon OF
Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. A. /. Green
wood and Miss Ethel Greenwood OF
Newton Centre. The party started
from Cli6 Island on board the launch
Ethel In command OF Cant. Frank
Walker. and after a delightful SAIL
among the beautiful islands Of the bay
for g. few hours, landed about eight
O'Clock at Peaks Island, where seats
at the Gem theatre had been previ-
ousiy arranged for
At the close Of the performance the
boat was again brought alongside the
wharf. and the party boarded for her
homeward trip.
A thick fog settled down as the
boat pulled out. but barring two un-
fortunate occurances, when one Of the
ladies made a misstep and Jumped
partially into the water, and another
temporarily losing a wrap, nothing OF
seriousness occurred to mar the happi-
ness and comfort Of the entire party,
which landed safely on the island
shortly after midnight.
Festivities were at their height at
the Walker cottage Sunday, the event
being q dinner party at which Mrs.
c. w. Lewis entertained her friends
as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Han
som. Mrs. Robt. Sturgeon and Miss
Hillman Of Portland, Mr.. Asa T.
Weeks Of Holyoke. Mr.. Herman Raw
SON Of Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. c. W..
Lewis as host and hostess and their
daughter Dorothy.
The afternoon was plea sanity spent
in trip around the bay, and the
guests departed on the last boat for
Portland and Boston.
Mrs. George NJ. Ffske has added to
her island property by the Purchase
from Mr.. Charles e. Pettingell of a
tract Of beautiful high land. This
land is to be called The Overlook"
Mr.. and Mrs. Fiske were among the
| most jealous promoters of the Cliff
Island Improvement Society" They
| are ardent lovers of the Island and
always enthusiastic in plans for the
improvement of II. Their cottage
| The Lodges has been visited by
many friends this summer and all
were charmed with the location and
the island.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-08-26
Every Sunday TO Mooseheat
LAX, and RangeIey Lake

Leave Portland $50 q. m. arriving on
retyrn at 1ss .. m $500 the round
trip. either place.
VIA White NO. ntsins on after June 70.
= Through psrIoe Car Leaves 3 rfr.ns
Dos q. m, arriving Montreal s.I5 o. m.
a Throv2h sleeper Leaves portis nd
irving Montreal sis a. m. ''
- Esrfor Car for Esbysss Leaves Port
hnd az s.os a. m. LEO ,. m. daily except
a esrior Car with Stroller evnes Leaves
Poruend at POS Z. m. daily. except sun
Gay. arriving at Quebec $40 .. m
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-08-26
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NEW YORK
Martha's Vineyard
Maine SteamShjDCo.

roN eso fsr see J',s r. hs'sns's Sssss
Frorn fOk1 LAM .aliiy except Fridays
& sb,ps $50 STOP =. y MALI. ,,S. Thur ana Sun.
From NEw YORK Nom ney: Tus. and
w wedi o. at 200 A. n: Thurs, Fri. and sat
ships ss,p at u rtha's vineyarIS
. me Way $500. Season Round Trip
Fares between Portland and New
York one way IS; season round trip
$40 Martha's Vineyard. one way 81;
season round trip 81.
.<ExPREss SERVICE for Freight of An
kinda Rates Include Marine and FTrs
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Maine Central R. R.
0ayExcursiOns
From Portland

G.25 for. the famous songo River Trip:
~ rsil and steamboat Home same day
s.eo 10 Nsples, Sundays. for Dinner al
400 Through the White. Mountains
Zee the Menderlapd Of the Crawford
0:te On Saturdays for the Mountains
good to return Mondays. $50 On Sun.
seeing trip. allowing two hours for din
$40 To Poland Spring Hous.-Ticke,
good TO return Mondays. Time for din
ner at that famous hostelry.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
CUBS RAISE A PENNANT
THEN DEFEAT BROOkLIN.
Flag Brcabs 15cay from PoI', but
E7JI Omen Doesn't C0uHt.

chicago June '".T1" chicago N'' r7.>S'
second worlds championship n777ani ~ 07.- '.'7
rraat display oe parsdss nr tho PLAYERS ~ ''0
chicago and Brooklyn tea~z. r-7ss bands ana All
tho rest of tia trimmings.
r,-s. 1sfare the renra7f reached the top ~ '.@
,,o-o r,,irav h-oke ard the nuH''nE "7' '""'
- - 49,, fle,or.-s I'm cA~r-a roId This NAV -
ar e,,r omen. bur the Hcod"o d'd-f 7vo-E today
for tho Crlhz went IN and neat H-""L IN nv score
~ 70 I Tho SIp"rbes as usual On '..A UP '''@
ahead So far as hits were concerned
The cubs got sU their runs and f"nC - t7N'r SIX
hts n the second inning S'orn'adf started WIN
= single and went 20 second on i""ards rA'r'7'@-
Schultz struck out but Zimmerman singled '"7I nE
Srerrrardt Moran singled. SCORING Zimmerman ana
T2o,rrfarr sent the latter IN with do1ai"
The Superhas Eot hits In seven ~ -" H''H
Innings b,l, could group only tV" 81 them IN one
~. sixth Then Clement sud HImmel singled IN
.1JrcessIon and clement scored on AlperTnan lonS
A., Perfect support pulled Reuhach ont 90 soy
eraI bad holes. RuCher pitched RIFern'y "N'a'' j"
the second inning
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
GIANTS DRUB PIRATES
MATTT TO THE RESCUE.
Pittsburg IN Gloom as Long Hin
ming Streak Is Broken.

FhttsburE. June -Pit,sburs Is the city of deep
est gloom tonight. Full Of confidence. the Pirates
faced the Giants this afternoon before record
breaking midweek crowd and helpess'y went down
TO crushing defeat by score OF S to ?. thus
breaking their string Of fourteen successive vic
tories Mathewson pitched fine ball for the visi
tors. kept the hits Of the home tea am-vhiCh were
numerous euough-weI scattered and would have
shut the Pirates out had his support been a HttIs
better
well The Giants started % hit the ball IN the
first inning and sent IAifeId and Lever TO the
bench I'm short order The Pirates never had
chance 10 win the game and seemed to lose their
steam right the outset.
Tennay was the first man up. and shot the first
bail pitched TO ceutrefeId for base. He stole
ond without delay and got TO third Gihson's wild
throw Doyle sent him in with a long sacrifice fy
To Wilson and Red Murray. after HerzoS had
gone out, stunned the crowd with a terrific smash
10 centrefed for a home run.
Good fielding suppressed the Pirates in their
half Of the opening inning Barbeau sent long
liner whistinE to left. but HerzoE cut of triple
by fine running catch Leach singled. but was
caught at second by O'Hsras quick work As
Clarke followed with a triple O'Hara's good work
vas decidedly useful Wagner could not send his
manager In. lifting easy fly 10 Herzog-
Devlin walked in the second inning, and moved to
second when BridVeI sacrificed. Chief Meyers.
who had batting holiday, sent DevIin IN with a
single but vas forced by Matty. The Pirates
broke the ice IN their half OF this inning Abstelm
struck out. and Doyle threw Miller out easily Vii
son and Gibson singled. Wilson reaching third
Gbson's hit He would have STAYED there II Dew
lin had not made wild throw 10 DOYLE in trying
10 catch Gibson. but scored the error.
Lever took up the pitching for Pttsbu-E in the
third inning and held the Giants away from the
plate IN that session. while the Pirates crept up
within run OF New York's total Barbeau was
easy out, but Leach singled and got to third
when BridveH made a Wild throw Clarkes
grOunder He scored while Bridweu throwing
" aguer out
The Giants increased their Iead IN fns Fourth
inning after two out. BrdwelI came up
the third man. and. undismayed. trtpTed 10 right
chief" Meyers was the next man. and he SMASHED
the bal the other side OF the field. scoring Bird
Vel. OF course
The Giants away With TIE gan in ne sixth
inning. OHara began Il uith 4 single. and went
down on DevIns out BridveI sent OHars in
with a single and scor-d himself when Movers
his third hir and second three -bak ger Matty
furnished an interude with easy fy 70 Wagner.
bur Tenney resumed operations and sent Meyers
home with Dagger Lever Eave DOYLE
pass and then retired IN favor o' FH''iip' HerzoE
didn't mind the change a. ." ard sent TsnnsT
hoInA with single.
Everything zss peaceful af--r that slauEhter
The Giants didn't care wHerHe- th-v scored s1v
mora nuns or NOT. and the Pr-arss. though ~ NJ
means 50 f7di~e-ert. couldn't
The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17

Hiss Wildey and Miss Hammond Win Metropolitan Champion
ship in Women's Doubles.

Miss Marie Wagner. the indoor national cham
pion. defeated Miss Elizabeth H. Moore IN tho semi
final round OF the metropolitan championship lawn
tennis tournanlen: the courts OF the West Side
Tennis Club yesterday. The score was s. as,
SIS, and three times in the last Miss Moore
within stroke or winning. she led from 5-3
doubles Miss Edna Wndey and Miss Louise s.
Hammond defeated Miss Marie Wagner and Miss
E-na Marcus s@. e.. That this result vas so
one-sided is accounted for by the fact that Miss
Wagner and Miss Marcus came through their
semi-fnal match after three hard sets at IS s.
and So. against n. : s T Weaver and Miss Eliza
beth {. Runce.
There was further reduction in the field OF the
mems singles. only nine of the eighty aspirants re
naming. OF the nine Carleton G. Kelley vas the
first 10 reach semi-fnai bracket The improve
nent in form that Kelley has recently displayed
was marked in the competition in which he got
the place He faced Arthur :. CraEin. whose
hand hitting checked by Kelley to the score Of
So, s.
Hugh Tslant charles y. Bull tr. and Richard
II. Palmer all won according to form. The victory
Of Hull. the Crescent Athletic Club champion. was
He faced Harry Torrance. j-. and won at 64
e.
Walter Merrill Hail. % the Hamilton Grange
Club. continued on his winning streak. He faced
Dr. !. William Bogenhaum. and another long
sion Of three sets. as VAS me casa against Henry
! Ao'lenhaUer, followed vas a bit easier FOR
him, however. Tor he defeated n. Rosenbaum in
thir1y-siK games. IS. s., 81
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
FAST TRIAL FOR YALE.
Harrard Crc1C Also Shoes Speed IN
Thrrc-MiIc Squirt on Thames.

Gales Ferry. Conn. June 1s.-Rough water kept
the Yale crews from doing much this morning but
this afternoon conditions favOrabls. and the
varsity eight had time over the full four
mile course starting from the navy yard and
rowing up stream. The time vas 2o.95. The crew
Was towed down to the start by the launch. and
The retrrn was made at stroke varying from
thirtv-one to thfrty-four, with light wind and
tide
erb+ rou-ed three miles up to the navy yard this
afternoon the time being 1913, # was understood.
In the morning after long row, racing starts
were tried. and the practice ended with half-mie
spurt in which the stroke went TO forty-tNo. Ihe
time " as c.25
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
YANKEE HORSES SCORE
H'IN THTRTY-FOCR BLUES.
England Heads List. HO1ccrcr, IN
International ShO1c.

London. Jun- ts.-Trs predominant. % American
and British horses in tho International Horse Show
which came 70 a close yesterday, was svide1s
throughout the ten DAYS Of Judging a. Olympia.
and IL has been further emphasized BY the com
pets prize lists that now avsiIabla. As was
inevitable, in view Of the fact that the show vas
held in this country. British owners headed tins
list Of pr.ze winners in point o. numbers but n
comparison Of the number OF winners 70 entries
gives the Americans BY far the better average
In the championship list, the CHIEF goal OF all
taking eight cups against Great Britai1's eleven
out Of a total or tHenty-ona OF the tUO remain
ing. one went to Canada and the other TO France.
A summary Of the awards follows.
Great Britain. ffty-tWo frsts ffty-f0ur seconds,
ffty-ons thirds. thi-tvsix fourths. thirty hfthE.
seventeen sxths- forty-three reserves and fctytva
highly commendsds-
United States. t1irtv-tDur f-sts. tventvfour $50
onds twenty-uine thirds, tVeutythrse fourtns. A.
teen ffths SIX sxths. sixteen reserves and seven
teen highly CommeHdeds
Italy two frsts. five seconds. two thirds. ons
sixth one reserve and one highly commended
fourth one fifth. tu3 reserves and one highly con1-
mended-
Canada one first. tHo seconds, two fourths ana
two reserves.
Argentina. first two seconds one Ih4ru' onS
fifth and one highly commended
No-uav one fifth and two highly commendeds-
Holland one third and fifth
Among the most prominent British winners a.
roh- L-s-r " Foster, Paul Hoffmann. Alexanoer
Bouia + r. Stokes. John Drase. ST t'loe7s
c:-eanar SIR walter GiI5ey, S5r John BarAes'
.1r-s5 F3srzor General F2-obehu-st. 2 . Co-man'
Sir Edward stern and EdUsrd Co'sf0n-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
The summary follows

Metropolitan championship mans singles. third round
? + Ferris defeated II : Me'1ic, IS -. - 9
4 7. n'onne defeated Dr. Ewing 2. Taylor. 50 81;
Hugh TaIlant defeated r Thomas g o. Harry
Torrance 5r. defeated George CiroAsreCk 50 1.
Richard X Pa defeated ". SIade 6-2. 6-2
Fourth round-WalteT Merrill Hall defeated ". Viii
defeated Harry Torrance. ir.. 64 s.: Richard H
Palmer defeated H. l. Enrich. % 6-I
Firth rourd-',areton G. Kelley defeated Arthur :.
CraEtn. e
Mems doubles, round Charles NJ Ruu. ir and
Harry e. Martin defeated William Larned and George
J. "renn. lr-. h default. samuel 4. WestfsL. and
! ldtteL t-5, 6 B: " : Slade and F + Ferris d.
feated Roh"rt Il Roy and partner. hy default. K NJ
Boor0aE and partner defeated " NJ Hall and W H
Sonhrli, bE default Hugh a aIl snd Iye r Aahe1
defeated ArtemEs Holmes ard Alfred c. RostwtcH, -
6-2. ]. NJ. Steinacher and +. G. Trask defeated A
Amend and partner. by default. Edwin =. Larne3 and
Perkins. q. 1-6. g William r. Cra=n i-. and
Arthur ; CrsEin dNfsated J. p DeU- Non der Hoop
Otto H Hnck defeated calhoun CrsEi0 and carleton :
KELLEY. 81. s.. r x. cole and d y Feser defeated d
Dimon r Roberts ans Robert N key. - -6
Second round Harold II HackAtt and RAYMOND p
Little defeated George Burns ard George Moore. 60
? samuel A. Westfa'l and Henry J MoHenlau'r de
r. Isrned and c. F~ede'oN Watson IT, de'A4t ed JUNO
NJ Steinarher and Thomas @ Task. 1. g 3. SENT
min N. Phillips and EdEar F. Leo defeated ?. r. cole
championship singles Enu final round ss
Marie Wagner defeated Miss Elizabeth II. Moore. 81
6-6. SIS
Women. doubles Carst round Miss Edna Wu1ev and
Louise Hammond defeated Miss ElizsiNth II
Moore and Mrs. William II. Pouch. hy defaut
Second ana semi hnal round Miss Mari wagner 10
FrnH defeated Mrs < = Weaver am MISS
FNfzaheth e. Runre. 6S g. Is .. Miss Edna '}tdey
snd Miss Louise Hammond defeated Miss Winifr"d
Norman ana partner, b. default.
Final and championship round-N Miss Edna Wide ana
Miss louise : Hammond defeated Miss Marie " asner
and Miss Erna Marcus, 6-i, 6 J
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
M1NT GOLFERS ENTERED.
F1ty-fuc Players Namcd for the
Omen cham piOnskHp.

{? 20 last uigh. Gny-Gve entries nad been re-
Ne'.ed fo- the national open golf championship
'2lTa,~nt 20 be held over the links Of the EnG3e-
WOOL Golf Club June p and =. This ineluces
!Fa'saiir al tho professionals Gr any proHi1enef
- ne metropolitan district. well the cream
VI ne West and the Boston section.
"lae Anderson, OF St Louis four times winner
- fh' Title and present Western champion IS due
~ arrive here tomorrow. Fred Mcleod The Md
.5,'-aH pro" who defeated WInje Smith for ihe
- af'er ti- Iyopla last year, nas been in
ne Hesr - several Lays
'.i'e-t Ntco,- Of whining oE, IS OF th9
,,,y''es, white Alec Smith, az Uykagy.. JACK
~, eehs' ~ Erg,eHood. and Isaac MacIde. OF Fox
- s7e also talked Of likely winners.
me Yro:n:acat entrants are Alec Ross of
g h-Fn' hie" Campbell, ~ Rrookl'ne, and
Fe t.oO. of Bsl..src!
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
RECORDS FOR SHERIDAN.
Hop. SKIP and Jump and Discus
Marks Beaten at Pittsburg.

r,--sn,1-r June rz-Mzrrt1 7 Sheridan. O tae
irish American Athletic CLUB. N9T forA. oroA7 =
-t-- - feat - inches Handicapped bv
,at-z - +r-o7y W hrr, Sheridan also tossed thA
4f.-,s f-a4 rrvIa 14n feet u inch. which VII a'o
he -4~or9 - accepted
Nat N-Grafr. II rHs NAT F'rk Atns'lc US, -lf.
-. - -1A s4x4aA1- pound hammer throw
,-z .~s7+ each getting 1S7 feet Th- contest vas
..z bv -ne police both u7-n threE ths
.sisr- INTO 4 dense crowd several times No ons
was injured -, -
- gfv.7 under the auspices of The Ancient
- 81 F5f1.rnfars Of Western Pennsylvania
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
MGR4U IN 4 TUSSLE.
Clashes 1cith Bugs" Raymond on
the Way 10 PittsbUrg.
( Fy TeIesr1pH to ne Trlbun. J

Pfttsburg June 16-"Bugs" Raymond. the eccsn-
trio pitcher who came 10 the Giants from St Louis
,bis year. annoyed John Mc(T-aw even more than
he has been doing steadily lately on tho train last
night while the its way here from
,lr,nnati aud the pair had a tussIe IN the clubs
sleeping ear. 80 blows wers struck, but McCTrav
vas on top I'm a wrestling latch, and SAYS that
n RAYMOND doesn't behave himself hereafter he
Will chastise him. instead OF huinE him or getting
rid OF him in 4 trade.
RAYMOND has not kept himself in the best or con
ditiou on this trip and pretty Lively when he
.,t on the train last night. The tr0ubie started
cause McCirAw failed to how funny Raymond
really was bota being pretty angry before ii ended
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
PHILADELPHIA. 7; CINCINNATI

Cincinnati. June IS Phuade phla had no trouble
defeating Cincinnati BY a score of T." '"-"7S-
Tho visitors started the scoring in the third inning
on a single by Dooiin and Dooii0 { nom" T'Iih aH9
Lent n IN as Rowan and Dubuc, VINO su'ceeded
T-ronlrna failed 10 stem. the tide
The follows
1,.f,a1.r,bfa O o o , a 10 ?
cincinnati ---.------.--' U " y y "
Batteries and DOOM Frommf, SGNRm'
1,5frc and Mclean Impires -RiEler and Truly
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
ST. LOUIS. 6: BOSTON. ),

s., Louis. June 1C-St Louis won the hr7 game
OF the series from Boston today by score % ["
2 Sauee and MaJtern. left handlers, opposed each
other Roston HIt freely IN the third inning ant
tne local team hit hard from start 10 finish
inc '1''' '''''"' r n r..
g fouiS .......o o. Il Is ;
I,,stl,r % o ? o q o. d o. ]
Batteries saIIe4 and Phelps. Matteru and smith
and Graham Empires Klein and Kane
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
THE EASTERN LEAGUE.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Montreal nj Newark
Buffalo jersey City.
IA baltimore
Rochester Providence
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Newark. {: Rochester. l.
Toronto 5: Jersey city FIRST game.
Toronto. :: Jersey City, 8 second game.
Providence. !: Montreal. l.
Buffalo. I: Baltimore. 90 innings.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
Racing League Baseball Auomog Lawn Sports
SIR MARTIN UNPLACED.
Finds Height Too Much in Race for
ROydL Hunt Cup.

Ascot. June 15-sir Martin. the American hrsd
three-year- which fell IN the running % the
Derby when IN a good position was unplaced in
the Royal Hunt Cup Handicap. at : furlonss lo8
yards. at the Ascot meeting here today He was
Handicapped at 119 pounds. and the weight proved
much In the big field OF twenty-three starters
The coveted fixture was Won by Dark Ronald,
with Arrannore second and Christmas Daisy third.
Harry Payne Whitneys Perseus III was among the
starters.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
The score follows:

Total, % g q 4 o. Totals --.. ~ O. - l8
chicago .--------------" - - - " q
Brooklyn -.---------- ------.-V y " y y ~
7-y., n,s. h,-, TIUure'. Rculbaoh SBcr'are rite -
TJGva-' Holman Sacrifice nv A'pefTnan Sta."i'
base fIurnmel Double plays i"uha'h and It'%HTd.
,tluuIan Hulnnle and Bergen. Zimmerman AMI How
I'd Ieft on bases ChIcaEo 2. Hro"AlvT, 9 Base "H
or plirkor "rTy-s-f ll. ago. J.
80, out b r.euba-h. hg Ruokcr, . Tine 20
Irnulres-Ionr-toue and 'usark
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
TOUR TO CHAMPL4IN-
automobile Club of America to Fur
nisk a Three Day Schedule.

Tho bureau Of tours OF the Automootle Club of
America will Law out three-day tour nom Al
49, 20 Lake Champain and return, the insorTna-
- r,,-s- devised more particularly for those who
ss1 70 attend the ChanpIain tercentenarJ ceie-
hratfo1 which begins on July and lasts a week
7ra route will provide for travel by easy stages
three days being sufficient fo7 t'e ac'-d m -
t.. -,,+s vfr start from Albany. and be laid
o,. through Saratoga TO Lake George, and past
S-f,-oo1 Lake and Elfzabethtown 10 Piatts5urs. on
10 C,hau1plain- Thence a steamer VIII os taken
to Burlington. Vt, and the return tilp % fl04"'
~, -, .r7-,,-zl N(snchess or and Bennington
samuel Butler secretary OF the club. went 70 A.
49, last night 20 start the survey OF the trip. ana
to,L r-err. OF signs and direction posts with him
vauouy aags are scattered all over Long Island
,,..,- marking the controls IN the motor hunt
- 90 IN. chief fea tu-e or Jo-day's proSrs mn1s
s., tie celebration or the opening OF the Queens
t,-, F-idse The object OF the contestants Is -
and As many OF these controls as possible
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING
HOLDERS BEATEN AT LAWN TENNIS,

pbiladeIphia June 1s.-Tn the lawn tennis doubles
championship for Pennsy Ivauia and the Eastern
states at Merton to-day the chaueugers. D- r. Z.
Dewh,!rst and j r. Carpenter. jr defeated the
holders Wallace F. Johnson and the Rev II. J.
Kendall at s.. 6-4 IS. q
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
WTLLIN,S RUN BROKEN.
athletics Put an End to His Long
String of TjCtOr1Cs.

Philadelphia June I6-MulIin, after pitching
eleven consecutive winning games for Detroit met
his match today. when the Athletics beat the
champions BY a score OF , to
Hard hitting IN the sixth and seventh innings
gave Philadelphia the game
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
81 LOUIS. 3: WASHINGTON, 2.

Washington June 1F 81 louis drove Sul,1 ION
r--hror in Tho seventh inning a7d CafNe fNi
Washington ~ dav by q sro-e % - Z walden
Vas strong a. critical points '~ 7 except ne SCI
en-h inning when the locale scored their tao rl1~
The score follows
s. Louis ................ y = n Z -
Washington ............0 " % " " ' " 20
Fart.-fos n-ad4el and stephens. s-7-'-. Groom.
u, Era= RIankeDsr'p ana Street 070'~4= r-Tan
a-S
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
RACING AUTOS AT ROCK SPRINGS.

Rock Springs Wyo, june l6.-EoJh Ford cars I'm
the ean-to-Ocean automobile race arrived here
1o.44 to-day and the Shawmut car al 1905 p. N.
The machines were in good condition and the
drivers continued after short rest
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
rLTSE1-F

-T7yo-tasa hit-TN01sv- Three oase htts Msyers q
o-1A FtS-10~ Ieid~ld- r1r~N
- innings or N ? 3 innings. or Phil
'rr- Ia innings Sacrifice htts-Loyle, Bird
vel baEa-Tsnuey. LETT hRses-Fi-tsburS.
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|fandfn@s in Baseball Race

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York FIT EburE.
BROOKLYN a Chicago
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
Boston ST Louis.
REsTITs OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. PittEhurg.
Chicago. 2; BROOKLYN, /.
Philadelphia. :; Cincinnati.
-. Louis. 5: Boston,
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17

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Doyle n eighth -HElaS
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or ..'-.-O - " W y
=. =. hit. rsiole Erg'e. Demmitt. Eastery-
- baSe hrs Eht. Easeriv sacrih'e Its BIaI
s +,,s Sa.rfnca Engi~ stolen haSes--bTaT-
,s, sughn uases - . and l". Hee f@rS1 =
80 p Gland. . Double play ounS
fifst -, al -rrrlrk out DOYLE. by Young.
sl- - r,r.-Ofr poy1c 3, n Warrior. /. Of : ou7g
~, - HltsLb~ Dos T. eight in : innings off We
- ore n inning r1ns o. E-Ie----"- III
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Cleveland a New York.
Chicago al Boston HWo games.
-. Louis r Washington
Detroit at Philadelphia
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Cleveland. :: New York, ;
Chicago q; Boston. : D.,
st Louis, Washington. ?.