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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-08

I remain, your sincerely
 JOS. ALE. LENCH P. S.-At Leeds we have a park call ed Roundhay Park but it is very small com mpared with Yellowstone Park. It is like your being a natural park.
Evening star., 1909-06-25
TAPLIN WINS THREE.
Five Favorites Get the Money al
Tatonia

CINCINATTI. June 25.-Five favorites
won at Latonia yesterday. Richard Reed.
at | to = i'm the betting, won the third
event easily by eight lengths from Alice.
with Joe Rose third ketchemik, an out
slider, captured the final event from Lay
fayette. Alma Boy, the heavily played
favorite. finished third. Jockey Tapln
rode three winners. Track fast. Sum-
maries:
First race: six furlongs Tom McGrath. III
Taplin,. 5 Ia .. won: Mystifer. 1903 Martini. 3
10 !. second: Tackle. ld9 !Tr"xler. 10 Il !:
third. Time. liz -. Billy Vertres~. Rebel
Queen. Addax. Hasty. Eidorado. Joe Mccarthy.
Ranrida. Hiram r. T. Shipp. Grenada. Usury
and Miltiades also ran:
Second hve furlongs Eye White. lis
,MoIntan,. even. won: Caiass. 11n 'Austin,. IL
20 |. second: Starpnt, 1O5 tTapin,. 10 ].
four. Autumn Rose. Duqucsnc. Incindy and
Zephyr also ran.
Third race: me-Kccp Moving, 1oe fTaplin,.
13 to To- won: ';ivedear. 10I 'lee,. 10 TO !,
Time. 1.39 4-5 Lillian Ray. Convlle, Plume and
Meadow Grass also
Fourth race: five and q half furlongs.Richard
Reed 96 tTapin,. TO >. won: Alice. LOG bur
to I. third. Time. 1.e6 Gus CuniOt, Snake
Mary and Halkct also ran.
Fifth race: mile and seventy yards -Floreal.
1O5 tMonntain,. 13 TO 20. won: Billy X. Lair.
REM, = TO 1. third. Time. L. 45 20. ST. .Au-
laire. Denver Girl, Ned Carlnack and Zarape also
ran.
sixth race: mile and a sixteenth h-Ketchemke,
los tMcGee'. 10 to l. won: Lafayette, 101 Aus
tim 8 to J. second: Alma Boy. 1O8 tRice,. II
to 10, third. Time. Lac Is. Lady Raldur.
Mary Talbot. Quagga. Ethel Carr. San Primo,
Reside. LiserIne, Black Sheep and Tim Kelly
Evening star., 1909-06-25
WHITEHURST MAY
COACH HATCHETITES

Mickey" Whitehurst. who is well
known to all foot ball enthusiasts south
of the Mason and Dixon line is a very
strong possibility as coach for the Hatch
elites this fall
For the past two years Whitehurst has
had the strong team from North Caro-
lima A. and NJ. under his tutelage. and
has had wonderful success both seasons.
his team of 1907 cleaning up the South
Atlantic championship pretty thoroughly.
In the season of 1928 he had good deal
OF trouble down there due to injuries to
his players, but even at that he man
aged to finish up very high among the
colleges in Dixie. Prior to his going 10
A. and NJ. Whtehurst had the team
from Western Maryland in charge. and
while there manageI to take the cham
pionshtp of Maryland for two straight
years. both of these years beating out
Fred Nelson, who was then coaching the
Maryland Agricultural College.
Whitehufst has decided not to return TO
the southern institution this fall and it
is not at all unlikely that the local man
agement will be able to switch him over
here. In signing Mickey Whitehurst,
Manager Sommers would do one OF the
best possible things for the George Wash
ington team. as he is a man whose abiI-
ity a college coach has been tried
and proved. His greatest asset in his
coaching is the speed which he drills into
his men. a thing which has always been
noticeable in all the teams he has turned
out. With him at the helm the Hatch
cities should be as speedy and as versa
tile as last fall. for Whitehurst has al
ways great assortment Of good plays
and with such quarterbacks as Bates. the
crack Massachusetts Agricultural Col
lege player who is entering George Wash
ington this fall. and Porter of last years
Evening star., 1909-06-25
GOOD RACES ON FAST TRACK.
Few Scratches and Large Fields at
Hamilton.

HAMILTON, Ontario. June 2J.-The
weather man favored the Jockey Club with
fine weather yesterday for the third day
of the meeting Scratches were few and
large fields were the order. The track
is drying fast and should be good tomor-
row. Summaries:
First race maidens: S4oo added: six furlongs-
Silverine. l03 Mus3rayel. ) TO !. won: Gwen
dolyn F.. ~ Davis. - to !. second: Firehug.
AIdcrnnn's Daughter Nanticoke. General Lee.
Supertance. Advance Boy. Sally Cohen and Bah
second race. selling: $500 added: mile and one
six xteenth- h-Thomas Calhoun. l01 Davenport 1
=. won: crccl. s1os u,nvisr. TO ). second:
Ida May. 96 u!ansl. 10 10 l. third. Time.
LAC IS. Chepontuc. Jeanette NJ. Giles and
era wfOrd also ran.
Third race selling: stceplechasr 5000 added:
about two miles Essex. i4a PATTERSON, Is 10 l..
won Commodore Fontaine 139 'Mahon,. to J.,
T" 1sc"nd cre"@ M A1snihsl 10 n to third
and Pagan Bey also ran Canvas fell. Wild Re-
frain broke down.
purse. 81 900: five furlon=s-Star Wave. 10 u.
Reid. 10 !. wen: Fauntieroy. 110 tiioward,. -
TO /. third Time 1.O7. Royal Report. Fereno.
Turf Star and Gallant pirate also ran. Added
Fifth race. Gibson andicap lieu, : sso % added seven
furlongs-Kose Queen. 102 Clark. TO l. Won:
Superstition. 1o'' Howard: 30 to l. second Cen
20 40 Darlington Guy Fisher. ST. Jeanne and
TOurane also
sixth race. nlaidens: $500 added: six furlongs-
Lady Orimar. 10I Davis. :; TO /. won: Gold
Front. I01 tHoward) 10 !. second Lawyer
Nillar 104 tMns.rayei. 70 =. third. Time,
l.16 Is. Southern Bride. Tiana. Royal Oak
Peep In. Aileen G.. Manuscript Charivari. See
burn md Evorard also
Seventh race. sellin-. four-rea r-olds and up;
500 added: mile and one eighth on turf Wilton
Lackaye, 100 lNus~rave,. I 10 1. won: Howard
Shean. 107 tMentrv). 10 |. second: Autumn
King as DayennortD. 20 To !. third. Time.
1 So: Sir GHlahsd. Woolstone. Petulant. Belle of
Jessaminc and King of Mist also ran KIM Of
Mist finished first but disqualified.
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had come in a carriage. instead of bein'
on the water so early
"A carriage-' she scoffcd merrily
Where do you think you are? These
pointing to the docked rowboats. canoes
and launches clustering about them, are
the carriages of the Ad:rondacks Why
except for the white trunk-chariot steec
at the Antlers. there probably isn't a
horse within three miles of here It's
Venice all over again, in that. Aren't
you at all glad to see me?' she continued.
dropping her voice and noting the mans
puzzled. unenthusiastic mien. For an
instant. some of the happy light ebbed in
the eyes that had been so brimful of joy
Gus welcome
Caleb reused himself with an impa atient
shake at his own seeming apathy
Glad TO see you he echoed. Glad
Well. say. you little girl. it's the gladdest
thing that's happened to me since the day
you left Granite An I'd he just as glad
even If II was In some worse place than a
wet boat All stalled up with mist Gee!
But the tan makes you look prettiern a
whole picture album"
Mrs. Hawarden says my hands are
disgracefully brown said Desiree, the
happiness running back to her eyes at his
rough praise. And my face is as black
Arabs, suppose
It's the prettiest between here an
Granite. all right he declared stoutly.
Here. let me pull that sweater thing
higher up around your throat. What a
funny little kid face you've got, anyhow.
Dey!'
He looked at her with frank delight.
The girls head was bare: the mist cling
ing like frost crystals TO her simmer
ing aura Of hair. Out of q flushed.
bronzed countenance glowed the wide.
childlike eyes that Caleb had once de-
clared were two sizes tco big for her
face-and in whose depths Game had
more pOetically located twin springs of
hidden laughter
(To be continued tomorrow
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HIBBS FOUND JUSTIFIED.
Shoots Cox. Who Had Sought Him
With q Rifle.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. June 25.-When
the family Of w. r. Hbbs settled in the
mountains near Hot Springs on a tract OF
land near Ezekiel Cox and engaged III
the same enterprise as that in which the
Cox family had previously had monop-
oIy-charcoal burning-a feud between the
two families began. Yesterday. arming
himself with a rifle, Cox went to the
Hibbs home 10 effect a settlement Of the
differences. As he approached the home
Of his competitor he was killed by a bull
let from weapon similar to that he was
carrying.
The coroner's jury declared that Cox
had been killed by Hibbs, but held that
the latter was justified
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WoMEN'S TENNIS.
Miss Hazel Hotchkiss Beats Miss
Edith Rotch in Semi-Final.

PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-Miss Haze
Hotchhiss beat Miss Edith Rotch in a
great match %. -, in the semi hna
Of the womens tennis tournament at
81. Martins yesterday afternoon. Miss
Rotch, after having the tally o., against
her in the second set. made spirited
rally and brought the score TO j all. In
the next two games she lost by a narrow
margin. deuce being called on both of
them. The summary:
Chan mp;onshp singles. semi final round-Miss
Hazel Hotchkiss defeated Miss Edith Rotch. CO.
10.
Championship doubles. semi -hnal round Miss
L. Weaver and Miss kutron 6--l. 7-9 64.
Mixed doubles. second rouId-Miss d. Green
and \. .. simmons defeated Miss L. Ncwhal
and Il. r. Coleman. s-5. -. 6-2; Miss l..
Hammond cnd r. y. Little defeated Miss II.
R'ss1Sn and na frsl.T &C. GO , Mis-
Eo,ch and \. ". Niles. 6-:;. 90: Miss 4. John
and DR.. T.. g. Dewhurst defeated Miss J..
Meres and \. Tiiayer. 81. Go.
Consolation singles. third round-Miss Clara
Semi. final round Miss Clara Johnson defeated
Miss Crrsswell. 6-2 "a.
Mems singles. third rounds q. Thompson
defeated J. II. Barlow. st. S3.
Semi-fnal round W. L. Johnson defeated R. L.
James. t-2. 3-6. 60; J. Il. Carpenter. jr.. de-
Consolation mems singles. first round-t, s.
Rogers defeated r. W. Gibbons. 9 T. 50: A.
Tnayer defeated +. f.. Newboid. 6-l 90: d.
sus %G" 9onS sSm $ Farns, %s. s xo
60. 50; {. 8. Rogers defeated ". H. Pouch
6-3. SO.
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ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Arrivals.

Bugeye Eleanor Russell. pine lumber
from MattoX creek TO the dealers; schoon-
er Oriental, cord wood from a lowe river
point TO the local dealers: tug Camilla
towing A. T.. Company lighter from
Quantico to Alexandria; scow Fannie.
cord wood from river point to the
local dealers; tug George w. Pride with
tow of lighters from down-river points:
tug Eugenia, with tow of sand and
gravel laden lighters from a Potomac
point; Hattie Dixon. at Alexandria to
load for n river point
Departures.
Schooner Sam Wood, light for the Rap
pahannock river to load back to this city:
schooner Mayfiower, light for a Potomac
point to load back to this city: schooner
Hattie Nickerson. with gravel for Ports
mouth, Va. sailed yesterday from George
town: tug Capt. Toby, with a tow for
a down-rIver point; tug John Miller, tow
ing scow Sea King for a river point ia
load schooner Goldie c.. light, for a
fUtomac point TO load back to this city;
tug Selectman. with tow of lighters
from down-rfver point: schooner Isa-
bell, light, for the Rappahannock river
to load lumber for this city.
Memoranda.
SCHOONER A. IT, llulnOE mas sailed Irom
the Rappahannock river for this city
with lumber aboard, schooner Robin
Hood has gone to a river point 10 load
lumber for Baltimore, schooner Sidonia
Curley has sailed from Rappahannock
river with lumber for the dealers here,
tug S. o. No. II has sailed from Balti-
more towing barge laden with oil in bulk
for this city, barge Arundel is due at
Alexandria to load railway ties for New
York. schooner c. C. Wheeler has sailed
from Rappahannock river point for the
dealers here. schooner Edith Verrall is
at river point loading for this city.
Evening star., 1909-06-25

team TO carry oct his ideas. he should
have great success, for his backs will be
one of the fastest aggregations in the
south. being composed Of such men a.
Thrall. Dougherty. Crafts and Ellis, AL
of whom return this year
Along with the news that Whitehurst
is heing looked up coach comes the
joyful news that Reaney. the star end
of the Western Maryland team for the
past three seasons. is TO enter the uni
versity in the fail. and will try for
position on the team He should fill in
well in the place o. Metsker, vino will
not return.
Evening star., 1909-06-25

sixteenth: turf course: $500 added -RocSstonH
~ tking,. II TO |. q TO I and } to ]. won;
Uammer.ess. 90 tNcCahey,. TO L. 10 and
even. second: The Wrestler ~ GLASS;. 70 !,
TO : and = 10 ; third. Time. ! 4ass. Marx
Antony H. Don Creole. Monoclc Okcnitc. Law
ton Virgins. Poterne. Ruxton. Gus Helm, Beau
clcrc and Gid alst,
Sixth race: the Hillside: maiden two year oids:
Ave fur ongs: FuturIty course $4O0 added :
Scarpia 1lS tNico,. 6 to ). TO 2 and l TO >;
won: Colinct, lis tScovillr,. 10 TO ]. ) 10 ana
to L. second: Incas Chief. lis tSmith,. 70 TO
L. y to l and TO l. third. Time. Oosh Lev
engston. Langenfeck. Jack Frost. NJ CANNON
~ R. Williams Deputy, st. Dunstan. Race
brook Rlmndara. Niagara and Domnica also ran
Evening star., 1909-06-25
Carolina League.

At Spartanburg- -Spartanburg. .; Anderson o.
Game forfeited,
At Observation-Disclosures 3: Winston Sa lem .
At Charlotte Greenyille. I: Charlotte g.
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American Association.

At 81 Pau-lndianapolis. s: st. Paul, 4.
At Kansas city--kansas City. D: Columbus l.
At Minneapolis nneapolis. (: Louisville l.
At Observation-Disclosures. .: Toledo. 3.
Evening star., 1909-06-25
MINOR LEAGUES.
Eastern League.

At Baltimore Jersey City, 3: Baltimore 6.
At Newark Pro, fdence. 1: Newark. :.
At Buffalo-Rochester. 3: Buffalo, -
At Toronto Montreal. %: Toronto g.
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Red Sox Down Shoemakers.

DANVILLE, Va, June 25.-Seven er-
rors, all OF them coming together at
critical stages of the game tell ,..e
story Of the defeat of the Shoemasers
In the first game of the series yesterday
The fielding of the visitors was, beyond
doubt. the rankest seen on the diamond
this season, and Moser, who was pitch
Ing pretty fair ball, was rendered the
yellowish kind of support. Withers, for
Danville. twir1ed a great game after the
third inning. The runs of the visitors
were due to two bad errors by the Red
SoX. The score:
- X. H. f..
Danvllle. D ] q q % Ia q 2
lIynchbu:g. % q :
Batteries WitAers and Wcstiake: Moser and
Pratt. Impfrc--pcnder.
Evening star., 1909-06-25
W estern League.

At Topeka-Toprka. ,: Omaha TO-
AT Wichita-First gamc-Wichita, 8: Des
Moncs 3. Second gamc-Wichita. 4: Des
M0nes y.
At Dcnver-Denver ); Lincoln f.
At pueblo-Pueblo, 5: Sioux City, 5.
Evening star., 1909-06-25
South Atlantic League.

At Columbia Jacksonville. .: Columbia L.
AT Charleston Savannah. .: Charleston. :.
At MacOn-Mac0n, !: Columbus. =.
At Chattanooga-Rain.
Evening star., 1909-06-25

Black Dart. by Directum ,Jamisonp. 1
The cannon by Red MerebclI tRhodes).G G 3
Mimic by lmitator tJuhnson, 2 :: 2
Maveriy: by Ontario Cummings. = Z 3 3
put. by Imprint tMallowl. .......... 4 q
Elmo. by Argot Wilkes tOtnunnelU.. = 6 6
Time. 2.1oi.. 21ol.. 2.1oia. 20aI
30 pace: three in Ave: purse $500.
Marsh McEwen by Il. s. MrEwen 0iarth I
Mallowboy. by J. W. G. Maiow, ~ s .
Queen Direct. by Direct Hal ,Roduryl... . :,
Jessie Sfmmore. by Simmore dihrams, Z :
st. Joseph. by Plain John Crcnmcrp : 3
Ch"statnr. by The Imitator tJohnsonp. -. 3
Blue Star. by Star Eoy 0'rst. ..... 4 q
Ice tlark by Bozont page. "a
Nan Elder. by Grand Elder tHerrick,. 8 8
Billie Nelson. by Mambrno ,Jamsonl. 10 10 10
Time. 2.1Ih. 218Ia. 2.11Ia.
go trot: three in five: purse S4OO
May Wilkes by Island BOY NIcholson, 1
Sorrei Top. by Rarony GJamisonl. ...... = . =
R"ddy. by Delmarsh tO'tonnelJ .. : 3 :,
COgency. by Cngent Itrnold). d)......... 4 5 4
Tine March. by Delmarsh Cummings. 3 dis
Time. 2.1SA. pity 2.1Dh
2.14 pace; three in five: purse s4OO.
Danis Girl. by Sphind tRhoades,.. / II
DanWood, by M; hurst tJamisOn) 4
Big Boy. by j. II. h. .Rodney,. 2 4 3 )
ice McEwen. by T. .S. McEwen Garth . 3
Ray Bet by Ray Bettatvanhcrten, & : ; Z
Cutler. ir.. by Cutler Johnson. ..... 6 ) ) &
sincerity. by Rex Americas 0todneyl dis
Frank l.: by Gecillian Crest. dis
Time, 213h. 2.12a. e.13h. 2.14,,. 213l..
Evening star., 1909-06-25

leave. you may have spent long time
learning to read men: but what you don't
know about wOmen-and about yourself,
for that matter-Would fill Carnegie
library. Good night"
Evening star., 1909-06-25
$4,000 CHANGES HANDS.
Black Dart Breaks Track Record in
211 Pace

CLARkSBURG. W. Va. June 2l-The
second days racing of the West Virginia
Fair Association was run under ideal
conditions. The track was in first-class
condition. A new track record was made
in the last heat Of the I'll pace, which
was 29i4. Black Dart. owned by Fred
Jamison of Greensburg. Pa winning first
1t is estimated that more than slJUUu
changed hands in this race.
Marsh McEwen. owned by G. NJ Garth
& Son of Courtland Ala, won a close
race in the 30 pace
May Wilkes owned by William Nichol-
son OF Baltimore won the 10 trot. Rob-
ert ). Strader of Lexington, KY. as pre-
siding judge, and .. IL. Lehman OF Pitts
burg. as starting judge. gave general
satisfaction in fairness and ability Sum
marieS:
I'll pace: best three in five: purse S4O0
(inished four heats, continued from yes
terday).
Evening star., 1909-06-25
Totals. Il 1927 2 Totals.
woods out. hit hy bjtted ball.

'Woods out. hit hy bafted ball.
war and Navy. = - ! q ! .-l
q. i. O...-...... u j i 4
Earned runs-War and Navy. II. q. L. -. l.
First base by errors W. aud ". =. a.. T.. o.. l.
Left "n bases W. ana ". !: q. L. o.. 3 First
base balls on Johnson :; or Irving. =
Struck out-Ry lohnson To- by Irving. Z. Three
base hit Sinms. Two base hit Edmnuds. sac
rltiec hit--Juhnscn. Stolen hsscs-GoN. :. tni
pirc Mr.. Hollcy. Time ot game hour and ="
Evening star., 1909-06-25

II pays to read the want columns O..
Tie Star. Hundreds of situations are filled
through them.
Evening star., 1909-06-25
WILMINGTON GOLF
TOURNEY POPULAR

WILMINGTON, June a5-The eighth
annual invitation tournament, of the
Wilmington Country Club was commenced
here yesterday. The popularity of the
event was proved by the III entries, and
of these 1O1 started in the qualification
round. of 36 holes, medal play Although
somewhat hot, the weather was beauti-
fully fine and the course was at its very
best.
r. W-ier of the home club was the win
ner OF the medal for the low score l6l,
in the qualifying round. thus repeating
ms performance of last year.
Wilmington Cup.
n. Wi:r. Wilmington. rs 81 I6l: Carl r
Huntington valley. 81. sl-iss: II. ii. Tayi.r.
Whining wilminst"n On IS 81 8 + deli, Ianyer Wil.
IS 81 iG9; +. f. Donohoo. Montcar. s6. 50
1 l." Il buck ( ssid sG5. jr Is wilmington -
s3-l21; J. {. Dav idson. Columbia. 81 ~ III;
bsr bS w%inson WHINING ST. & i liz # r. HI bG
aware Country. 10. S7-l72; J. q. Dunlap. jr.,
jr a'" Baia 81 s.. so-r7.
Vice Presidents Cup.
,,nd,ss, Herman wsnds,I St. Da,ids ia; W; Til
ford; IA; v: 6; Jones. ,r,: @ilminsten. IA: !.
Ridge. ia; q. W. Lindsay. Delaware County,
ia: Z. &. Bell. Braeburn. 175: II. f. Wendell,
st. David's. 116: w. \. Harban Columbia Golf
Club, 176 +. o. Horsimann. Chevy Chase. I76;
+. +. Mitchell. Wilmington. 176: Robin Mac
Donald. Overbrook. III: Walter Wilson, PhfIa-
dclphia Country Club. Us; ii. ". Hopes. VIII
mngton, 179
Brandywine Cup.
J. +. Armstrong. Wilmington, 1sO; W. $ Nc
lntire. Springhacen. 1sO F. :. Davis. Frank
ford $50: j. ). Grover, Wilmington. 1Sl: Richard
Mott, Riverton Isl: /. G.. DAILY, Aronlmnk 1871;
Z. O. supplee. Bala. Isl: Dr. J. W. Robb. Over
bro0s. Isl: W. H. Smith, Wilmington 1872 W.
Hctze Ridley Park, ls2: l.. q. Buckwaiter,
Merchantyillc. 49,: A. MacGeorgc, Wilmington.
1S3: g. VI. Steward Wilmington. 1s4 III F.
Wilson. Idlewid. 1Si Dr. $. bolton, Frankford
1S5: l.. S Jamison. Princeton Is6.
Fourth sixteen-Add.d trophy-H. T.. Dixon,
Sprnghaven. 1sS: Dr. l.. Smith. Wilmington
1ss +. H.. Fairhanks. Philadelphia Country
Club. 1Sg: W. A. >p"akman. Wil'rinrtnn. iM,:
Edward Worth. springhaven. 19l: W. W. Shaw.
Cape May. iol: .arroI Jarops. West chester.
Ter. st. Dayid's, 1913; l.. W. Weaver, Columbia
Golf Club. 1914: H. Woodruff. Columbia Goif
Club. 1a4: W. Il. Supplee, Rala. l94: r. Johns
ton. Wilmington. 1874. u. 4. t1cgg, Delaware
County, 1ai; &. W. Smith Wilmington. 49, r.
f. Leonard. Belfed, 1916.
The following did not qualify: Il. 9. Tiliing-
hast. 2o1: L. I. Joret. BcIield. 2Oo: Col. Il.
Nicds. Wilmington. 200: \. l.. swoycr. 100;
Goelscl. la1: Il. W. Lloyd. .i3: J. SALISBURY
2uo ii. l.. Buckius. 221 :. T.. Francis. .o7: J.
L Ncary. 2o.; J. ID. ShattecS, o27: W. q.
Jones' .u2.
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Wonderful Triple Play.

RICHMOND. Va, June 25.-Lipe's triple
play with the bases full and nobody out
was the feature of one of the prettiest
games of the season. Richmond de-
feated Norfol.-, ) to ). Sizer's single
in the eighth inning. coupled with sac
rifices by Sandher and 1son. decided the
game in favor of the Colts. The score:
t. II. f.
Norfolk. ... . D y y D % IL )
Batteries Ashton. Walker and keifcl; Otcy
and Munson. Time of game hour and 5U min
utes. mpirn- -Henne2cr
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the winners made three hits. leading his
side. Score:
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
Truckers Lose Another.

PORTSMOUTH,. Va. June .j-The
Truckers failed to break their losing
streak yesterday afternoon, Roanoke
winning easily, 9 to !. The Truckers s
p;ayed listlessly in the field and were
unable to hit Reynolds. Manager
Shaushnessy Of Roanoke, who fought
with Chandler in Norfolk Wednesday
afternoon, was in the game, showing
evidences of having been in the fight.
The score:
H. II. f.
Roanoke. o 0 :; o . 3-6 /
fcrtSmont n 80. u u - u u ~ j O-1
Batteries Reynolds and Ryan; Cunn and Nc
Caiiley. Cmplrcs-AIace and Evans.
Evening star., 1909-06-25
Base Ball, Racing
and Other Sports

CONTINUED from Fifteenth Page
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-27
Angler Hooks a Partrldge.

Some very nice salmon have been caught
up the Frome, this year, and as usual
caught two, I believe Sir E. Stratchey
one and Mr., Bloomfield two. The latter
had very curious experience the other
day, in fact, we might say unique.
While casting his fly over a pool a brace
of partridges were disturbed and flew
across as he was recovering the line
To his establishment the hook fastened
one of the cartridges, which, after a des-
perate fight, settled into the water and
was duly got into the landing net. On
examination it was found that the hook
was not in the bird but around the leg.
On being released the partridge, too wet
started calling to his mate as though to
apologize to her for his inability to fly
One often has seen and known instances
of swifts and swallows being caught on a
fly, and once. even remember catching
duck by mistake when spinning but I
do not think any one has ever before
captured partridge on a salmon fly
Field.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-27
First published in The Topeka State
Journal October q, 1901

office of Commissioner of Elections.
Topeka, Kansas, Oct. 23rd, 1903.
APPOINTMENT OF JUDGES AND o
CLERKS OF ELECTION.
Notice is hereby given that have this
day appointed the following named per-
sons to serve as judges and clerks of the
special election to be. held on the End day
of November. 1909. between the hours OF
Is a. m. and p. m. to be held at the fol-
lowing named places:
FIRST WARD.
Frank A. Root, w. L. White Clerks: II.
H Hail. ]. p. Jacobs Polling place. S1S
N. Kansas avenue.
Second precinct-Judges r. B.. McMas-
ters, NJ. w. Overton, C. Kaser.: Clerks:
]. D. Pratt, G. NJ Williams. Polling place,
S35 N. Kansas avenue.
Third precfnct-Judges: w. s. Bergund-
thai. E. S. McCnntock, ]. L. Beverly.
Clerks: d. 7. Gregg.Geo. H. Schenck.
Fourth precinct--Judges: ]. O. A. Pey-
ton, J. H A1len Frank Jacques. Clerks:
w. T. Guise, L. C. Betz. Polling place.
400 N. Kansas avenue.
SECOND WARD.
l. First precinct-Judges: E. D. Halves, j.
R. Miller, E. J. Harrop. Clerks: Geo. r.
Waters, Jesse Persley. Polling place. 233
Jefferson street
Second precinet-Judges: w. "A. STAINS
| field. D. s. Myers, Adam Ostertag. Clerks:
v F.. Roby, VIM. C. Heise. Polling place,
| 401 Madison street.
Third precinct-Judges: II. F. Slower, c.
P. Sawyer, Thos. Blair. Clerks: L. A.
Waidelich, J. w. Brokaw. Polling place,
S12 E Fourth street
Fourth precinct-Judges: A. NJ Russell,
] D. M. Lane. J. c. Yohey. Clerks: Fred