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The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
COLLEGE ATHLETIC NOTES.

Penn's varsity crew has gone to the
training table
Bill Hollenback, Of Pennsylvania, is
wanted by three colleges as football
coach.
Michigan VIII send a cToss-country
team Ess- next fall, and spring practice
for the Hien already has begun
Princeton Is entitled TO some consider
srion when figuring on the J. &. A. A.
A. A championships is being done
The intercollegiate shoot viii be held
next Saturday. Harvard. Yale, Prince
ton and Pennsylvania entered meet.
F J. johnson made g new hammer
throw record at Dartmouth in the spring
games on Monday Of 40 feet s inches
jim Ten Eyek, j.. although he is not
out for the Syracuses varsity crew.
strokes his % boat in the interclass re-
gatta-
In Sawyer and Black. Princeton has
tvvo freshmen track athletes who should
be scoring points In the championships
Of 1910
Il. S Johns. the new captain OF the
California track team, holds the Pacific
Coast record OF a - seconds for the low
hurdles.
Harvard-DartmOuth. Wl.Iams-Amherst,
Syracuse Carlisle, and hicsgo-WiscOnsin
are among the dual track meets for next
Sst6r5ap.
Maybe the crew al the University OF
Minnesota VIII be IN existence by June,
1910 Then Il can so 70 tie regatta on
the zan5esi-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
CANOE REGATTA TOMORROW
Preparations Completed for Gala
Event on Potomac.
Record List Of EU<ries Already in
Hand, and some l1Ot Competi-
tIOn Il Expected.

The regatta committee in charge Of the
annual regatta Of the Inter-Club Canoe
Association. 10 be held tomorrow, re
ports everything IN readiness.
The number OF entries aILsady received
Is larser than usual and dose contests
are expected
The Potomac Boat Club has entered q
crew for the club fours. and II IS possible
that the Analostsn may also be repre-
sented- The Sycamore Canoe Club has q
fast four in training. so that II is likely
thas The hnish OF this race viii be ex-
citing.
Not many entries are expected from the
Washington Canoe Club. as the member
snip Is absorbed with its minstrel show.
The club relay race and The fitting
contest viii be the last on the pro
Eramme- The entire list Of events is as
follows: Novice single, novice double,
mixed double. championship single,
championship double. distance race for
doubles. club fours. taIl-end race, ultins
contest. and club relay race.
The regatta committee has announced
that on account OF requests received, en-
tries may be made in al events up %
tomorrow, and the clerk Of the course,
G. w Hutchinson. VIII be al Sycamore
Island In the forenoon to receive fnSl
entries The races start promptly al
1.3a O'Clock.
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TORONTO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-siz furlongs. Center Shot. B5
tGilbeTtl. { 70 6. Won; Smoker. Ia5 lColdstsinl.
% l. seooud; Security. l9 CNentryl. . TO T. third-
Tine, I:I5. Bertha T.. Duke q Milan. Koso1De
Edgsriy, s.. Clare King ATondale, and Dennis
Stafford also ran
SECOND RACE-FiFe furi0lgS. Turf star. 10
iHartyl. 10 8 Won; Autumn GIL lis ,Hiuchchfei.
70 20 l. second; Beau Chiffon. lis ,Goldsteinl To
!. third Tine I23 S5. Miss Rafaelo and Set
back also ran
THIRD RACE-O1e nile and seventy yards.
HeEry O., ls2 j8ir. r. Davis. 5 70 ? Won: Bobbis
Kean- Is ClE- C. smith. ; % :. second; John
Carer rs tMT. KeIlyl 70 4 third Time l.L5 55-
CaaTivar1. Northampton, and Tommy Waddel also
Ezn-
FOURTH RACE-Ons and oue-eiShth mies. KiIg
James 70 Buns 90 2 ven; Arondack. l9s
lGOidsteini. . u l. secoud- High Private, 10
iHartyi. 5 10 4. third Tine. 156 AmTi. Guy
Fisher. and Ha1bridFo also Tan.
FIFTH RACE-Stceplechas ahJ1t three mixes
Agent. l5 tKeleheri. &c . Won. Kara. l63 NE
Afeel. 10 l. second. Ben Cole. lN lWiIliaEsj.
2 70 l. third. TINE So. Expanziouist fen.
SIXTH RACE-Four and 0ne-haH surioHrs- star
Wave. is AiUsgrzTei. eTe1. Won Lady Sl5gl. IL
iGI5crtl 70 . second; A. Bourne. II IDeTench).
3 10 /, third. Tine o-57 Is Frolic Lon Coyal.
Puritan Lad, LADY Elena, Wiuter Day, and Wool
Fine also rar
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
.BROOELAND FAN 4 PESSIMIST
Attributes Failures Of Suburban
Team to Loss Of Stars.
Manager HarreH Promises Better
Results with the Addition OF sew
eraI Classy Ball PI; ers-

A resident OF BrOokland who has been
a rooter for the team ont there since IL
was first organized got to swapping gum
al a recent gams a. Capital City Park.
and while in a reminiscent mood tried
20 explain why Il was that BrOoklaad
has taken such slump this year.
our team. said he. "is nothing Ike
the nine that represented Brookland three
years ago, when baseball was al its
height out there, and when Harrell had
a team that was the terror OF the sand
lot clubs. Since that first season. Brook
land has practically lived on the reputa-
ton made BY the original aggregation
and has been going steadily down the
ladder 10 the present tine, The boys
have lose heavily IN the playing ranks.
Gus Julien having been in New York
CITY. and his brother. Paul being sore
on HarreH sad unwilling . play. Then,
too they lost Collie. one Of the best
second basemen that ever wore shoe
leather IN this city, and Johnnie Rodier
who was so banged up last season by
Playing baseball and football that he can
not sprint around the sacks Ike in the
good old days. Eddie Msrean was
another one. who went away. getting &
position in the Weather RI-eau Servict
at Atlanta, Ca. and his place has never
[ in my opinion. been filed properly. Hagar
Wilson. who Is now student al th'
University Of Michigan. and who playeC
corking good game at first base. is los
TO the team until he returns after tbs
close Of the college year And. last. bu
not least. the passing Of Sym0ns. whS
+ has practically thrown his arm away b.
pitching the BrOOkland crew 10 victory
! There never was. and never viii be
! another boy around whom the Br0oklant
+ lads VIII play as they played behins
/ Capt. SymOns. and am afraid that tn
/ BroOkland team Of to-day viii neve
i equal the record made by the origina
squad"
The writer, while believing that ther'
IS much truth In what the BrOoklande
I expressed IS above. dissgrees with hin
in several instances. Brookland's team
this year is as good as any that eve
represented that place and their stunt
has been due to the fact that thei
pitchers are out Of condition II Is tTu
their ranks have been shattered aEi the.
have lost. in addition 10 those elread,
named. the services Of NcNiEht. Who
q CLASSY player. but Gus Julien Is nOv
back from New York City and viii b
eligible 20 play In few days, ans II
rurnored that Ernie AtchisOn Columbia
star shortstop Of last year, and Howard
the local boy who made the Cornell team
and helped walIop Georgetown VIXEN th
Ithaca Isds played here this spring. wi
be with Brooklsnd before many nor
weeks slip by.
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LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FiFe and o1c-hah furlongs. SoTTel
Top u0 (P0Eersl, even. Won; Stcner BIZ, IL
tHeideD. % e J. seoopd; Boema. lGl ltranSliiii'
Is 20 J. third. Tine. I-7 %. Ethel Can Addax
Lillian Ray May Hamilton. Tim Kelly. and Raj
bert also ran.
SECOND RACE-Sz furlouEs Al Mueller hs
Cdouutsin). : % 2. wen; DAINTY Dame, II war
rem. 10 !, second Sea Swell. le5 Powers, % ?
tAisd Tine, l.li Is. &sdman lost TideT al start
THIRD HACE-Six and ona-hah hlrlones Mer-
Tick- Us Powers % 8 won; Grenade l1i
tBuTtonl 50 70 J. second; BosseriaH. le7 Pagrl &c
2 third Tine. 1913. Rickeg, Joe Mccarthy,
Gypss King and Deaeo- Si-o ran-
FOURTH RACE-Fire furIoncs- Louise =, hl
CHeidCU 70 2 Won. Eva TznEusy. 10 (POECrSi.
& 20 l. second; FerHo. la9 CTrozleri 70 = thiTd
Time. J. % l-5 Grace Dixon. Ny Gal Nellie BeT-
nand. Redeem. Star Port, Chanticeer. EfhelburE.
and PLACID also ran
FIFTH RACE-One mile Rorap. 81 Martini. !
20 :. Won; Meadow GTass. S lWlliamsi. . 70 l.
second; Camel. g Hannah . tc J. third. Tine,
l,2 S5 Denver Gal. Warren Griswell. Lady Bald
VIZ, Bucket Brigade, Baurida, snd Hiss Felix alse
Iau.
SIXTH RACE-One nile Keep Moving. l04 zap
In. 70 s. Won Z. 7. Shipp, 15 lM0untainl- 1o
/ second. Paul Ruinart, lg5 ,powersl . % /
third Tine. ~ Mason. Col Blue. Bone6rsks
UsuTy and katis Powers also rln-
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JAMESTOWN RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FiEe f1rlongs. JohEny Wise. Is
fCriaini, s to J. won; Polly Lee. ls5 fNcCaheyl. 2
70 2 ssCmd- ST AuCIsJus. 10 Reid. ever. third
Tine. 1878 Belle 8awr- Klth and Kin. and
German also Tau-
SECOND RACE-Sx furlonEs- Rose Besumout-
10 tlIcCahsyl 70 3 Won; Gay King. IL Reid.
= % 8 second, Font IL BUNS 10 l. third
Tine, 1=l5. Alice Mack. Kenmore Qpeen, Colm0,
ard High Hat also rsu-
THIRD RACE-ScVen fTlulgE. Jennie Wells.
ll7 tMeCaheyl. even, woni kenpt5n. l4 Red,
70 l. second; King of Bashan. los llIarJinel, %
J. third. Tine l3 IS. Eminoia. Risk. Lamp
trimmer. Nay Jene- ard Si-ufre also ran-
FOURTH RACE-0ne mile. Pearl Point. 10
lReidl. 70 70. Won. Tine. i-fi - Eschau In
ished frs. but vas disguzliaed fcE knocking down
Mrsti6er, the only other starter.
FIFTH RACE-Six furi0nss. Cloistsress. 10
Martini. % 4 won; Escgtcheou. Ils ClcCaTtlyl,
70 J. second; John Marris, lV lReidl. 20 2
Jhi7d. Tine. 1.I5 L5 BABY WiIhe. M0ntheTt. Bile
Hibts. and Momentum also rEn-
SIXTH RACE-Oue and one-sixteenth niles Xii
lochan. l05 tAfcCabeyl. Il 70 ). Eo1; Judge Sanity.
rs ;Gdfnl. y 70 = secocd: Winning Star. g
RED 70 I. third. Time, I;s9. George 6. Hal
Lady Gag Spanker, King Thistle Montrose, NIL
stone. and Miss Marjorie also ran-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
spaIding's official COLI Guide.

Spalding's Ofcial Golf Guide for 1903,
which has been edited by Tom Bendelow,
OF Chicago. well known throughout the
golhng world. has tust been published in
the Spalding Athletic Library series It
is the largest issue Of the Golf Guide that
has ever been printed, containing 20
pages Of everything IN relation 10 the
game in the United States that is Of in
terest In the way OF records. list Of clubs,
handicap lists, reviews. and general
resume OF the sport in general, including
an interview with John D. Rockefeller
on golf The Illustrations are numerous
and interesting. and comprise portraits
OF all the leading players Of the country
amateur and professional
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
BIG DAY AT RACE TRACK.
List OF Races and Classy Baseball
Game on Gard.

tame on SGTds
The STANDARDIZED race horses, the drfv-
ers, the -'swipes. the baseball players,
and others who hibernate at the Bright
wood Driving Club are ali ready for the
Memorial Day sports Tomorrow should
be q great day. Announcement IS made
that the race programme VIII begin at
. O'Clock The entries are as follows.
FIRST RACE-Ciass c: t-ot and pace purse. 80
Trixie. owned by William Miller Irene. owned by
Il smith; Cslos. owned by William Mott: Happy
Steve. owned by Il. Haieht; Billy Patch owned BY
Prank ThcInas
sEG0H-D RACE-CaSs 3 purse 50. William
K. owned by M Baker. Eddie B.. owned b. NJ.
Stcncstreet; Resell G.. owned by William Mott
Minnie owned b P. Smith: Nellie owned by J.
IDscoe; EEoTy Stone. OEnsd BY Z Daniels
FREE-FOR-ALL-P1ce and fTOt; purse, 80. Dixie
BOy, owned b. 7 Mccarthy. Of Baltimore; Pred
wilkes owned b. Mr Ennieum; BED Roek. owned
By D.. King Harry Madden, owned hy GeUgs
Goodsc7e; Ben l.. owned b. Mr.. GiTtman; Robin
Hood, owned By Mrs. Javins.
The baseball game, between the Bright
wood and Petworth teams, is scheduled
10 begin at o'clock. r s. Jones and
Dr. William F. Work. managers. respec-
lively. Of the Petworth and Brightwood
teams. have arranged al the details OF
the contest
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NEW TENNIS RULES ADOPTED
Metropolitan League Decides 10
Curb Overambitfous Players.

Metropolitan League Decides 10
Curb Overambitious Players.
New York, May 2s-Tile first step to-
ward an individual supervision Of lawn
tennis players went into operation to-day
in this city. The action. was taken by
the Metropolitan League Club for It's
annual championship series. 10 prevent a
number OF the more expert players from
acts which at least would 3eopardize their
actual amateur standing.
Secretary Walter L Pate, OF the Brook
lyn Lawn Tennis Club. registered Isis
OF al those eligible 20 compets IN ths
championship matches this season, and
President Otto NJ Hinek, OF the Mont
clair Athletic Club, conferred with vari-
Gus officials OF the clubs represented in
the Ieague. regarding the observance %
the following rule, which IS this year
TO control the wielders OF the racquet:
Prior 10 MAY / IN each year each
club shall cause 70 be fled with the sec
retary OF the league q list OF names taken
from membership, from which list shall
be taken the names OF players VINO may
represent the club IN It's league matches.
IF any players name appears on more
/ than one list the secretary shaH notify
such player OF the fact IN writing not
later than May 10 Such player shan
! thereupon advise the secretary IN writing
not later than May p as 10 which ciub
he elects 70 represent
'.No player whose name appears on no
list as above provided Tor, and no player
gho fails TO make an election as above
provided. within prescribed time shall
/ represent any club "a any Of It's league
matches This rule. however. shall not
! operate against any man elected 10 mem
bership IN a club OF ths league after Nay
!, and whose name appears OF none O.
the lists provided Tor herein
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THIRD SULLIVAN IN RING.
Brother of Mike and Jack Looking
for Ffstic Glory.

For years every one able 10 distinguish
fighting glove from pillow has known
Of the famous Twin" SUllivans, Jack
and Nike.
Now the famed name Of Twin must dis
appear 20 give way to Tripiet, for there
IS another Sullivan in the field. Dan. 3
younger brother. who is about TO seek
fame. glory. and cash by following the
footsteps Of his brothers.
Dan CTriplet) is a tail, Tangy boy, beau
tifuily ruscled. with a snappy, stinging.
dream-making kick IN either hand. he
is nineteen and weighs about l5S de
should develop into a heavyweight before
he is twenty-one- Just nov he Is going
after seeond-raters to get a line on his
ability
Dan (Tripletl Sullivan has been sue
cess as an amateur He won the is
pound national championship at the Bos-
tor Athletic Club. and has decided to shy
/ his castor into the professional arena
where real money is to be found
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
CHARLEY SMITH MADE
HIS BIG LEAGUE DEBUT
on VERY SHORT NOTICE

Chsrley sraith, TIE Natiooals' tzirlsr.
nads his 6sous way back n lS2 TIE
Cleveland team vas then Il dsSpeTate
need Of pitchers Bm Bernhard. Addie
JOS. Grd Gems Wright were al laid up
with INJURIES, and Earl Moore vas sick.
The Athletioss suere n CieFeland and Rube
wadssl was scheduled 70 pitch Besors
The sane began Fred Catch. TIE amateur
catcher, vent down 70 the Cleveland bench
and ofered 70 produce a pitcher Who could
beat tbs Rabs.
But zs want hin TO-DAY. not nszf
veek. sid Owner SGnsTx
sT7l have Ein right hers IN 6sf a min
zte' said Catch. as he nads 8 rusA into
the rand stand. be etUred IN Just
about the prescribed tins with Charley
szsith. Ten minutes later smith vas
wearing Cleveland EnifsrS and tEo
hours later he walked Of TIE aeld =
rlcs5r ever Rube WaddeH By he score
of ) 70
Charley Hickman Won the gzme toT
C.sTsia1d With q homo run.
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New York. May . = The PoeaAtico
Handicap. the chief feature Of to-day's
card. proved only an exercise gallop for
sam Hildreth's good colt, Fitzherbert,
whieh took Up top weight and spread out
its field.
Old Grandpa won the international
Steepleehase for SiIas Yeitch from a poor
held. while the Cosmopolitan Handicap
saw the downfall Of Jack Atkin, one Of
the most popular Of the handicap division,
Live Wire outgaming him in hard
drive.
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

Glad 10 see EN- back. anyway
Oh. wen We. can't win al the time.
Feel sorry for Milan The little fellow
seldom misses en-
For the present Manager Cantillon In
tends TO carry Outhelder Gravath.
CEmer was also caught mapping. In
the fifth, a quick throw by Lake got him
at first
Even il we did lose. II was a treat
70 see Walter Johnson steaming EN- over
once more
Hal Chase stopped one OF walters fast
ones with his thumb while al bat in the
nth inning
Here's hoping for better things Mon
day. An even break Is the worst We
should expect.
'.Jiggs" Donohue connected for q
pretty single in the sixth, and the crowd
gave him a big hand
Pin a rose on Nick Altrock. The hand
some one was or the coaching lines witt
the real Arlie Latham stuff
Gray was all ready to bat fer John
son IN the ninth when Milan allowed
himself 10 be caught or third.
Engle got into the game with ven
geance; his two hits did a lot Of dam
Won't somebody put poison in his soup
Bob Unglaub viii be back in the game
just as soon as be Is able, declares Nan
sger Joe Bob's rib IS still pesterins
him.
In the third Conroy lifted a foul hs
almost as high as the Monument
Kleinow, OF course. dropped t. Charley
Street is the only boy 10 get these
TWO games on Monday, one at 1o:3
/ o'clock in the morning and the other e
p. n. Charley Smith and Groom VII
likely DO the pitching for the Nationals.
Hemphilrs vicious drive was pulle'
down neatly by Wild Conroy in the sixtl
when Two were on the bases. VII
/ touched the bag ahead Of Engie an
| completed the double BY retiring IN
runner
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cre,.t. Readv tor TitIe Match,

New York, May 2s--George F. siosson
and George Sutton are putting the In
ishing touches to their practice for their
Isl baIk-nne billiard championship
match. to be played in the Madison
SQUARE Garden concert hall next Wednes-
dav night Both have shown remarkable
form IN practice. slosson, the ttleholder,
Is a slight fsvorite
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE

At Utea-Ueca- S; Sc-snt7n- J
Al svrcuse-syracuse. 2, Wilkes6zIe- @.
Al Truy-Troy. 2; BinEhamtOn. G.
At Alhauy-Albany. 1. Eln1rss 2
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The Cornell lawn tennis players meet

The Cornell lawn tennis players meet
Princeton. Pennsylvania and Yale sue
cessivsiy. next Thursday. Friday and Sat
Urday on their annual trip.
J. Alan Ross. former national inter
scholastic lawn tennis champion. has re-
signed as captain Of the University OF
Chicago team and viii not play this sea-
son.
The four classes now II Dartmouth
have pledged sn,sss to the new gym
nasiurn fund. CT which $50 has been
paid in The sophomores alone prom
ised S4Ssa
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OPENS NEW RACE COURSE.
DR.. sansbury Boosts Racing Game
at FOrestviIIe. Nd.

-
DR.. J. E. Sansbury, Of Forestylile,
Prince George County. Nd. announces
that his track az hat point is finished,
and that he will open It 10 the public to-
morrow with q horse show and light hsr-
ness racing Showing winners VII
get blue ribbon. and every one who is
present viii get one Of the doctors ever
ready smiles and the glad mitt-
Frank Tippett Of this city. has prom
ised 70 be on the grounds with his Red
Medium stallion, Red Prineeps II, 2:27la,
and let him step around the ring, and
Preston Kemp, OF Foresville. VIII show
his standard bred stallion, Dictator, #
A match race IS carded between In
diana John, Pisa and LinkwoOd Nay,
2.ls1. Dr.. Sansbury VIII exhibit his two
year-old trofting stallion, Prince George.
and gives IL out that ne would Ike 10
race him half mile heats against any
other two-year-old colt owned in Prince
George
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MINOR LEAGUES.

AT JERSEY CITY, z =. z
Newark ....------s-.-.-- ? 2 - II
Js-sev CIT. 9 90 90 ?
Batteries -Afcssiuaity snd I@pp; Tsite-s Goets5,
MsHss- and spahr. Unpfre-Nr. Kelly.
At PROVIDENCE z. e z.
Rs1s;r,c-e oe5osses e-e z
Fsroyjdenc-. 3 Q IL
RattszisS-Pearsor and Bye-s; Laseoder snd Peter
So. Urupsres-slessrs. Conner snd Finnerzn-
AT MONTREAL B q 2.
B1fTslo. -. c 8Ioe o-i
sl0nfrsal............... I G IL ,
Rsfteries-ysz Wiukle nna Weeds; Winters sna
Cizk. Umpire-Ar.s Murray.
AT T0RoSTo-Fsrst game: r h =
To-onio. 0 9 0 1 -
Bstfrriss-Bolues and E-Tia; Rudolph and
Mitchell and Bear. Unpire-sir. Stafford
s.copa raus. .RH- z
Roc5szter 0 l Q 0 10
Teronto. 0 0 . -
pssts-s.s-Holres and Erwin: MosItt and Van.
Se-vrift and Butler Umpsre-aiF Stafford
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YFESTERN LEAGUE.

AZ Siour C1fy-sio1x City. ); 0r1Nhs. 4
Al Des Moiues-Des HSineS. ;: Liucoln. L
At Denver-Denver, ID; Wichita,
AZ Pueblo- Pueblo. g. Topeka, Il
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COLLEGE CANES.

RaTuoud-
Delaware. J.
A WHiamstozz. Msss.-THiiass. {; Ds-s-
mouth. G.
AT Betalehen. Pz.-FTanklin. and Marshall. .;
LehiEh. 3
At Ithscz-Hsrvzza. s; Cornell =
Al AudoFer-And0FeT. ?, Massachusetts, AEgieS, I
AZ E1etsT-Dsan Academy. :: Exeter. !
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION.

At Chariotte-Andsrson. 5: Chz-lotfe, L
Ar 0TuenTius-GTesnsborO. ?: GreenFille, ) ttsa
innings
Al spartazbzrs- -wiEsson-salsz. 8; s7srsnbzEE. :.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

A. Ha--isbsl-s-Johzstowr. 2; Has-isb--s. &
Az Altoona y gilismsD0Tt. ); AltoOnz. 4
At IanzsteT-Treut0u. 5. LauczS-cT. c.
AZ Rsadins-York, ! /. Reading. :.
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Princeton. n. J.. May 2a-Princeton to-
day defeated Holy Cross IN a hard-f0ught
game by the score Of 3 10 L
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soUTHERN LEAGUF.

Al MISUNDERSTANDING ;: Memphis.
Az Atlarts-4tlEnta. 2: Noble. /
At Birmingham Rock. e; Birmingham. j
AZ Mcutgouery-NeE Orleans. :: Montgo-zy, &
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At st. Psul-AIinneapolis. s; ST Pan.
At Ksusas City-MrEzukee. s; Kansas City. L
At Toisdo-flouisTliie. S: TOseoo. J.
At Coiumbus-Co,uubus ?; Indizzapolss. /
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At HaTerhill-Brockton. 2. HATerhill. L
At Lynn-Lgul. :: LaETeocs. 5.
AZ worces-sr-Fsn River. 5; Worcester, 3;
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FIRST BLOOD FOR
NEW YORK YANKS
Continued from Page one.

base on baIls-On Lake, 4. Innings pitch
ed-By Lake, 81; by Brockett. =. Hts
msdsAOn Lake. s. Struck out-By Lake,
4. by Johnson. ). Three-base hlt-Eiber-
field Sacrifice hiJs-COnroy, Kleinov.
Stolen bases-Clymer. 2 Double play
Conroy TO Donohue. Hit by pitcher-By
johnson. ?. mpires-Messrs. Connolly
and Hurst. Time Of game-2 hours.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
HINTS FOR CATCHERS
Fate Of Game Depends on
Ability of Receivers.
YOUNGSTERS ARE UNSTEADY

A Real Live Receiver Mast Use JudE-
ment Outside of Being Able TO Hold
TwirIers' speed-CarefaI study Of
star oatchers should Prove Bene-
nciaI TO Green Man.
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Yale Trims CoIumbia.

Neu York. May zs.-Yale had an easy
time defeating Columbia in their annual
ball game al Southfield to-day. The
final score was: Yale, s; Columbia, 3
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Twenty-thIrd Round.

Nielsen rushed az Hyland as soon as he
left his chair. He rushed Hyland against
the ropes and then into the center OF the
ring. Hylands knees sagged, and II re-
CURED but little effort for Nelson 10 send
his rival to the mat for the count Of ten
with a left hook to the stomach
The fight was al over, and Hyland's
seconds carried him tc his corner
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FITzHERBERT Wins
HiIdreth Colt Takes the Po-
canticO Handicap.
GAIIOPs UNDER HOME WIRE

Old Grandpa Wins the international
steePIeehase from a Poor Field.
While the Cosmopolitan Handicap
Is Taken by Live Wire from Jack
AtI<in in Hard Drive.
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Uncle Toby and Strozneiand. Dy1nent entry; Gin
rner and CeTemonious. Valley Farm entry. Wool
Eiuder and St. ElnEood. 81. James entry.
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SEVENTH RACE-seiins: SIX frrioazs.

Quantic0. Ontario and POc0U0ks. Clyde & Ste-
phenson entry; Uncle Tohy and Stru-neland, Dymsnt
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BATTLING NELSON
KNOCKS OUT HYLAND

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HOLY CROSS MEETS DEFEAT.

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Twenty-second Round

Nelson sailed in. and finally right and
left caught Hyland on the Jaw, and a
moment later two rights were sent into
his stomach. Hyiand fought back, but
looked ali over a beaten man Nelson
shot rights and lefts with terrific force
TO the stomach. A right hook dropped
Hylands 10 the boards for a count Of
eight Hylands arose. only TO be sent TO
the door from a succession Of rights and
let's. The bell again saved Hylsnd-