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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-14

Stuoenten, 6eren Yro5eiiierung ne
gen @ebeimbiinoelei Dor Dem 8uitdr-
oigen @eri1t in Dresden itattgefun=
oen bot, iino iest gu Distinguishes
fen BON einer Biz gu aht 8ohen
perurteilt poroen. sic nuroen i1ul=
Dig bef1lloen, unter ben Stubeniea
Ser Sedniiden Sodihulen in Ores
ben, @borlottellburg, Darmitabt lino
Mitttueioa cine repolutiondre gro.
paganoa betrieben gu 9aben.
SIN Gorfe Suberobe bes Ne-
gierutesbe5irfs Maebeburg iit Der
WiDroer oes DIRECTORS Der 8emeinoe-
@leftriaitatsperfe in Steglis, &arl
6rieorih, perbaftet ipor0en. Ole
ltntat, mel6e iib gnoe Wtai ereig-
nete, erregte oarnals nid)t gerin=
ge Seniation. 5rieorid NOR Dos
Spfer eines Haubnoros getpor0en.
Mls er nit ieiner @attin bonn 8rof-
fen nod sSllenburg abitieg, tpliroe er
I'M Sbneelob otht unter Dem 8ipfei
oes grodens iiberfallen, feiner
8aari6aft in S0be bon 1900 Marf
beraubt uno 10 ihmer perlest, oab
ct balo nab Der Aeberfiibruns IN
oas Sllenburger 4ranfenballs Itarf'.
sSn DRESDEN bot Ioeben rie
Sanptperiamnllnng Der Delttihen
&dontdl -@efeaihaft itottgefunbeiI,
oeren Yraiioent Ser5oe Sobanll
gllbre6t an Wiedlenburg-S -Sdmerin,
&egent BON 8raunidapeig, lit. Die
8erbanblunsen baben nift geringes
4ufieben erregt. Son peridieoene,l
Seiten lpuroe oie aolonial- -Holitit
oes Staatsiefretars Dernburg in
Der ibarfiten @eiie angegriffen. Be
io1lbere @erurteilirng erfubr feline
Dem Neger-@lement befnnoete
cSrp,tnAlirhfpit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-14
Seras s.
Shon tpieoer ift in sc

Shon tpieoer lit in @alpeIton
Elm abideulibes 8erbre9en bega1=
gen tporoen. Gin junger Wann na-
mems Sobn 9pons muroe arn Sanls-
tag norgen 5ipiiheu II ullo IL llbr
in ieineIn 9auie BON einem 6renl-
bet1, Der Inn elm @Ias @aiier bat,
nit eitleln @m1nner Su Booer ge-
ihlagen uno Inn flint Dollars be-
ralbt. Gem Nduber gelong es 5n
entfonmen. Dns 2pons'i1e Sous
itebt in elmer oiht betpobnten @e-
geiio. Die 9iebe, ipelhe am Srei-
tag in Mani' s>store eirlbraden, iino
feitgenonlaen; man bat $t400 tei
ibnen gefunoen. Der Wtann, Der
ben lteberfall altf ben alten gpbrailn
ausfiibrte uno Der fpater bon ci-
mem Holi5iiten eridoiien uno idiper
bertpunoet fpuroe, lit als Elm getplI-
fer Srorlf @itberitein aug lltica,
g., erfainit tporoen.
Sreb. Slenlnling, 9. q.
Eelrlpleton uno M. q. glliot, Ser
Brdfioetlt, Der 8ice-HrGiibetit unb
Der Rafiierer Der @eitern 8onf anb
gruft Company in Dallas, meIbe
6es Wisbraubs Der 9oit angeflaat
parer, iino bonn 8unoesgeridt in
Dallas freigefprohen lporoen.
8ei Der gntgleiiung zines
Grabt5uges Der 9eras & Stem Or
leans 8abn IN Der ge1be BON Saf-
iio1pile puroe Der 2ofonotipfi6rer
geon idtper permuroet, m1breno
mebrere 8abnangeiteate lei1te.
re Berletungen erlitten.
slus Mranias HaB miro gerlel-
bet, oas Jabrnalier bort iei iest
5pan5is Sub tief ,inb 5tpeibunoert
SUB brett.
Mus 9roipnspille ipiro genleI-
oet, Die San SsSnan 3nder-8lantage
lei an Otto Ws Yratt fir $237 900
Derfuilft tporoen. Die BIontage
umfaBt $4,000 Mder.
Sn Der 0aht bon Sar1itag
nuf Solntag bat es in pielen @egell-
ben BON @eit-9eras gut geregnet.
Sier BEL uits, in San glntorio ano
l1mgegenb lit nur elm leidter 3eger
gefaaen.
Sn Der gedbe BON 6relsbur9
itarb eouaro @eisbubn ien., elmer
Der befannteiten geipobner iener Be-
eeno, i'm Mlter BON "a Sabren.
Mus @on3nIes Gountp tuirh
geinelbet Die 9firiib-Grnte weroe
bort cine iebr fleine iein.
Sci Der 2ocal Sption-Mbitin
muna IN 5reeitone goutltp baben
Die anti-Grobibitioniiten geiiegt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-14

baben. Ser @ouberneur min cine
grtraiisung einberufen, Inn oiesbe=
5iiglide @eiete 5ur @nnabme 5u
bringen.
Sn eillen1 8rief an Die Son.
Deiltion Der anterifal1iiben 3ionilten
in Seem gorf erflart Waor Norbau,
elmer Der llrbeber Ser BetpegunA
iest lei Die cit gum @anoeln gefon-
men. Man iolle nit Ser tiirfilhell
Hegierung pegen Der 8eiieblung Ya-
laitina's in 8erbanolnne treteil. Sic
iesige tiirfiide 3eeierul1g laoe4 Die
iiibiihe @inmanber1ne oireft ell1
uno periprede ibr cine CUTE MnfnaD-
me. Die neuerlide @eitoltung Der
8erbaltnifie in Der 9iirfei lei Don
groBter 8eoeuting ino iolle uubp-
oingt benntt neroen.
Der @ouperneur bon 2ouiiian.l
bat oas iiber oen sSStaIie1er @ebbia
ausgeipro1ene 9ooesurteil unter-
5ei1net. @ebbia ipor elmer Der
W1nner, Die oen fleiiteil 2alnana
entfiibrten uno nmbrahtel1. Ser Ba-
ter 6es ernoroeten 4naben mil
bel oen 8eboroen oarunl nahi,t-
den, oaB ibm oas @mt oes Sen
fers ibertragen iperoe, ipemt @ebbiu
bingerihtet miro.
eyn 6em bieIbe1uhten @urort
gIonoeroft in Nem Merifo lit has
groBe 5omlnerboteI oEbe 2obgc"
abgebronnt. Der S1ooen bel1l,it
iib auf ungefabr $4,000. Srot-
6em Dos 5euer n1orgens Inn 5irei
ubr auffam ulto oas Sails poa bon
@diten mar, purbell alle 2eute i'm
Salfe gerettet. 8iele g6fte babell
ober alIe tire gffeften perloren.
Siebaebn Siibrer Der ftreifeu-
ben iapaniiden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nuf 8aipoii iino bon Der @ranoiuro
ongeflagt tporoen, fih perihmoren
5l baben, l1nruben auf ben Snleln
berbor5urufen.
ssn Der N1be bon Carlisle,
Nrfanlas iDuroen orei Herlonei pom
8liB eriblngen llilo mebrere perlebt,
sSn Wetp gorf lit Die nelle
Queensborougb Bride unter grnb-
artieen 5eierIidfeiten eroffnet mur-
ben.
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0eSuittttt Nprteil.
9mrd) Die Grfabrltms eines Sun I'm.
tnnters.

@ir iinb IN Der Gat gliidli1 our1
Die grfabrungen nnIerer Na1bar!l
profitieren gu fonnen. 0ie offentli-
den grflarllngen zines San Mr-
toniers iiber ben foleenoen @egen-
itano lueroen Solllenbe BON 2eiern
intereiiieren. 2elt bieie 9lngaben.
STR fonrlt feillen beGeren 8eipeis tr-
bolten.
S. $. Gulom, 8u6fiibrer, go.
327 Olt=Gommerce gtraBe, San stn-
tonic, Seras, iagt: sd fiiee be-
reittpiaiglt mein 3eugnis Dem bic
ler slnoerer 5ll @uniten bon
0oon's geieren GiGen bel. Sd batte
beitanoig Sdmer5en inn untern Gell
meines &iidens nno id fiiblte mid
beitanoig i6lper ltnb beoriidt. Hoh-
Dem i6 bon 9oan's Billen gebGrt
batte, peridoffte id] mir eine 5hab-
tel BON Der geror Drug Company
nno begann fie gu gebraliden. iii
meiner neberraibung uno 3ufrieoen=
belt erbielt id pronpte @bbiilfe lino
aQe S1h1eraen in meinern &iiden
iino peri6punoen. Sd fam fageeL
ooB 0oan's Nieren 9iaen genau oas
iino, fir mas fie altsgegeben ner-
ben unb oaB iie auperlaiite in Der
&eilung bon 9eieren- itnb glaieE-
2eiben iino
Gum 8erfallf bei alien Sdnolern.
8reis so Gents. Soiter-Milburn
60, 8nffalo, Stem gorf, alleinige
Mgenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
Grinnert gnd oes 0amens
Ooons nno nebnt feline an0erca.
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arafehImader himanssstuprfen.

@enn elm 2eioenoer an Wagen6e.
iblperoen Or. Sings Netp 2ife Bins
ninlmt, lit er frob, baB ieine Dpspep-
iia uno llnperoauli9feit Binausfliegt
-aber. nod mebr, er freut iid alb
iiber ieinen neuen, feinen Mppetit.
Starfe Nerfen, geiilnoe 4raft uno
bas 9llles, neil Maeen, 2eber una
0ieren ritbtig arbeiten. 25c bel allen
Oruaailten.
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Sp6 bei benz Gfien itellt iid5 bamn
Mmh ein fOliber Surit iupl an,
tlno ieuf5enb Seber babel ipriHt:
Der 3affe tltt's alleine niGbt!
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Elm starker Sebutz.

5thben Sic ben 96rper gegen Qranf-
aeit bur9 9utps-pillen, Elm abfolutes
Deilmittel fir Ropfihmeraen, Gpspep.
ia. Walaria. 9artleibigteit anb dbnli-
be Qeiben.
,,DaS Xriebrab bes 1ebens.
Or. Suit: Sbre 2eber gillen finb bas
5riebrab bes 2ebens. SD perbe ftets
oem 3nfal bantbar fein, tpelher mir
oiefelben 3r meiner Genntnib bra1te.
5. Jairleisb, platte Cannon, Col.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
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Hienie-3eit.

Sm Suni tits idbpm siemlih beik,
BDn unf'rer Stirne rinnt ber SHsueiB
9a it's int syreien thbl nmb id5Bn,
Sp lakt mns amf Elm Hicnic ge6'n.
tfnb amgefpdbt tpirb baum 5umeiit,
Mls nb man Gage lang perreiff,
90 btet Spurage nirnnt man nit
9te frifdJe Smft mad]t Mppetit.
9a tuirb am Bratem nidts geipart,
9a5n SnIate mander Mrt,
ttnb bann nod 2udbem nanherlei-
9te 8affeefann' tit aud babei.
Sp 5iebt man henm Des Mprgens aus,
Werrtegelt nnb berfd]ltekt bas Gams,
Sp Sir, tuie 8eniter, Stiid fiir Stiid-
Bpr Mbemb febrt man nid]t snriid.
itnb tit ber Biemic. Hlat erreiat
Sp utad)t utam's iidb 6equent itnb leidjt,
Dian lagert, ein5elm nmb gepaart,
SIM Sdatten Htbler 9enfnnssart.
Ser amf bent 0aaiem Iagert Iifb,
Ser fimbet Nebbngs iidJerlid),
Mnh rat' id) BIT, Sm beinem 8eit'.
Set' bid ntht in's ameiienneit!
Smm Gilen lagert man i'm 2reis
Sid bin mad alter H5meripeis,
tlnb tuas man babel leiften fanm
Sm Gfien, itamnet Seber an.
Spd bei benz GfIen itellt fidl bama
Mmd ein iOliber Surit iuul an,
nnn fenfsen6 fcher 6nf1ei fhridlf.
Der Safe tmt's alleine nidbt!
9pd feb, i'm aprb blenbemh meie,
2iest alam0 @ier ia amf Gis,
tlnb 5agefteben ein Se6er mnf:
Sett uir6 oas Hiente erft 0ennfl!
Sas alamo gier ieber Sett
Gruedt bic 2nft nnb 5rbblibfett,
Drum pbne hies, ber gSeiie ipridjt,
@eb' idJ aud auf ein 9ienie nifjt!
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Die 8eoolferung Der engli-
i1en 8ropin5 geatal IN Siio-@frifa
bat ourd eine Bolfsabitimmuns
enti6ieben, ooB iidb oas 2anb Der
Iiioofrifaniihen Union anlblieBen
ioa. SSest geboren ale 2dnoes
Siib-afrifa's gu oieiem Staater.
f1,110
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Odd feb, i'm &prb blembenh tpeie,
2iest q lamo @ier ia amf Gis,
tlnb 5ngeiteben elm Seber muk:
Sett wirb bas 8ienie erit Genufl!
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Der Ionit hot Mfnr 3,

Ger 9opit bat Mfer. 5alcoui,
oen apoitoliiden Oelesater in
8oibington, iotpie oie amerifarliihen
gr5bii6ofe 8arIep, S'Gonnel, 9lenf
uno Seton, Die iib Der Subelfeier
bes amerifanii6en 8ollees ipeeel IN
&om olifbolten, in sluoien8 entpIan-
gen.
= sus guerto Gorte8 miro ee.
lneloet, baB an Der @iifte bon Som
ouros idwere Stiirlne setobt babell.
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g. u. & u. g. ga6n.
g.. s.. G. 6. 81. (Saupt-2inie

g.. $. e 9. u. (Saupt- -2inie).
Nnfunft-
Mo 9-8om Often. ..7:85 uorm
SO. 7-8om Often. ,. 600 nahm
Ro. 1o-@l 8afo II. Beften. 1880 nahm
Mbfnbrt-
SO. 10-gI 9afo II. @eiteu. 1880 nahn
SO. 10-Nn9 Dem Often. 10:30 na1nt
$50. 8-Sia6 benz Often. .11:40 BORN
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90. 6. & s. gabn.

Nnflinft-
&c. Boom gaoroen. .9:15 nad)m
"SIberr r-gom Norben. 7:80 BORN
SO. 241-5ouiton ETC.. .a:30 oorm
NbfaDrt-
SO. 4-Na1 oem Noroen. 80 bornt
nSlber" -Nnd ben, Norben 900 nn1n1
Ho 244-6olifton etc ;. .10:15 nahn,
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@ietoria 9ipifpm, 9. S. e 6. q.

Sl1 Moo. ao2-euero, gietOria, 1870 na6m
Nbfa6rt
$40. 301-guero. @ictoria. $50 BORN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-01
HARVARD Easy MONEY
FOR CORNELL OARSMEN

Ithica, May 31-The Cornell oars
men easily defeated Harvard in both
the varsity and freshmen event for
eight oar crews on Cayuga lake to-
day. winning the big" race by %
length and a half in 10:41 seconds
the freshmen event by four ~lengtho
IN eleven minutes rat. In both thr
races Cornell led from start to finish
Both crews were rowing %
thirty-two stroke at the start. Cornell
leading by q small margin TO the mile
ana the crimson men rowing In stronn
style but unable to gain an inch. A.
the mile post Cornell began a serios
Of spurts and Harvard dropped stead
iiy behind despite heroic efforts. A.
he last quarter Harvard gailantlv
tried 10 spurt but their effort met with
2 more vigorous rerlv from Cornell
and the Courtney crew flashed aeroee
the line a length and a hair to Tho
rood.
In the freshman race Cornell out
rlassed Harvard from the start and
finished with a squirt four lengths in
the lead.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-01
GRAYS TOOK LAST
GAME AND WON
THE SERIES
FANS DELIGHTED BY
SPLENDID EXHIBITION
Albuquerque Boys WorSted the
Santa Fe Team by Score of.
to I in Spectacular Eleven
Inning Game,

BY defeating the santa Fe All
American team by the score of 3 to
at Traction park yesterday after
noon Albuquerque took the sec
ond of the series Of three games, and
was declared winners of the tourna-
ment. The game went eleven innings
and it was a big contrast to Sundays
exhibition, From the first inning it
was evident that both teams wanted to
viz and it vas nip and tuck from the
first half of the first to the last half
Of the eleventh. Stafford, for the Wis
TORS, and Hldalgo, for the locals. were
both in fine condition and il was
pretty much of a pitchers battle from
start to finish. Both pitchers had
their teams behind them all the time
and only seven errors were made,
three By Santa Re and -four by the
Grays. Hidalgo struck out ten men
while Stafford famed six. Stafford
however, didn't give a man a pass
while Pete walked four. The game
was the only real exhibition Of base
ball that has been witnessed in Al
buquerque this season. If ii had onl,
been known beforehand that the game
was going to be the kind it turned our
to be, the grandstand wouldn't have
been large enough to hold the fans.
AS il was there was a pretty fai
bunch of the lovers of the snort or
hand and they enjoyed the exhibition
to the utmost. The baseball blood
that had been dormant in the Albu-
querque fans for the past two seasons
came to life with a whoop and stald
Old fans cheered themselves hoarsc /
as some fancy play was pulled off. OF
some player made a hit ana got a
base by the skin Of his teeth.
Up to the sixth inning both teams
worked like a machine. 1t was one
two, three and out and the other side
was at the bat. In the sixth van
Burgh got a hit and made first and
attempted to steal second. Pena
made a Wild throw in an effort to peg
him and the runner continued to third
Clancy bringing him in on a hit, scor-
ing the only run made by Santa Fe
during the game. The score remained
one to nothing in favor of the visitors,
until the end of the ninth inning
when the Grays took a squirt and tied
the score. Peroa got a hit ana got to
hrst' Sala2ar smashed a fly into CEN
Ter. advancing Pcrea to third. Perea
could have made home on Salazar's
hit but failed to take advantage of it
IN time and was caught midway be-
tween third and home. Salazar was
by this time nearly to third base.
The whole Santa Fe team got the two
players in the ornc and held them
'here, finally putting Perca out.
Weeks struck at 4 bad ball, which was
iumbled by Catcher Stafford. salaZar
was off third like a flash ard had
scored before Santa Fe knew what
mad happened. In the tenth inning
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-01
PRESENT OUTLOOK
FOR FOOTBALL
UNPROM|s|NG
With Fine Series Of Games
Scheduled Manager Is Now
Wondering Where Material
IS Coming From.

with q splendid series Of football
games scheduled for the season, Man
ager Lawrence Lee Of the University
of New Mexico football team, is won
dering just exactly where he is at. 1t
has transpired in the past few days
that a number of the crack men who
made last years team a record breaF-
er in the University, have become o
satisfied with affairs at the Unive.
sity since the action Of the board of
regents in regard to the presidency
some months ago and are going to
leave the school. II is understood
that those who depart will include
the captain of the team and some of
the best men IN the squad upon whom
the Narsity's friends were plac'
their hopes for laurels this season.
men who are leaving the school, II Il
said. reflect the spirit OF a large mum
Der OF the students who are losing
their enthusiasm and college spirit
and faith in the institution since the
action in regard to the president, and
the consequent unsettled condition OF
things at the school.
Lee has scheduled games with the
University of Colorado. University of
Arizona, the New Mexico Agricultural
College at Mesilla PARK. the New
Mexico Military Institute at Roswell,
Territorial School of Mines at
Socorro ana the Government Indian
school. The team last year put the
University OF NeNr Mexico football in
the real university class of sport and
the close ~ ha d fought game with
tho TTniVerqftV of ArfgOpa M Traction
park marked high water mark In New
Mexico athletics Manager Lee is GO
ing to put forth strenuous efforts to
put out a winning team, but with the
nucleus of his team gone 1t is evident
ly to be a difficult proposition In
view Of the wet blanket put upon the
university spirit in general by the
regents this spring.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-01

That stamp means much
name Cedar Brook
means more.
nat stamp means Govern
supervision from IN.
~ grain TO the finishel
means Uncle Sans r.
nent that the whlske,
rnpure- straight. 100 proof
sure, and aged fou.
with. N So"'Phe'
A. good 10 hove-as "a.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-01

both sides were retired in short time,
In the first hale Of the eleventh Santa
Fe failed to score. Tie Grays, how
ever, decided to end the game and
donned their batting clothes. Luna
famed. but Perea got a good hit,
making first. Salazar followed suit
and advanced to second. Then Weeks
got up and smashed the first ball that
Stafford threw him, making n long
drive over the right fielder's head
That broke up the game, Perea II
salazar scoring. and making the final
result. three to n in favor Of the
locals.
1t was a great game and although
the visitors lost they took their de-
feat gracefully. Tho Santa Fe boys
were game to the last and every II
Of them played a star exhibition
throughout. The Ancient City aggre-
cation is the cleanest and best bunch
Of ball Ilayers that has appeared on
the local diamond in many years ana
aan play ball any old time in Albu-
querque and draw a big crowd,
Stafford for the visitors pitched an
exceptionally fine game, Clancy re-
deemed himself for his poor playing
saturday. and covered the second bag
in the good old way. Keif in rlght
field made a hit with the rams ~
aelding his position like Topsy Hart
,ell in a league championship series
For the locals it can be said that !
hey continue to play ball an season
IKE they did yesterday. they VIII DC
efla to take on some pretty fast teams
perea got four dandy hits at oppor-
nm times, out of FIVE times up. sal
played d swell game at third ana
r,ade two hits that won the game.
Weeks only got one hit, but that hit
vas needed and needed right there or
there would have been trouble. Perea,
s|salazar and Weeks certainly had a
corner on the batting yesterday and
made IN a combination that was hard
o beat.
Thu santa Zee Toys left for the
Nncient City last night but will likely
eturn and play two more games with
n the next two or three weeks. The
7rays will go to Ell Paso next Friday
eight, whore they will play three
games with the FL Paso Internationals.
The local boys We're in Ell Paso two
weeks ago and broke even on two
yames with the White Sox. The In
,ernationals are said to be a faster
aggregation than the White Sox. but
hey will have to play good han if
hey want to hang the Grays up.
Manager Padilla OF the Grays is
making an effort to have Trinidad
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-01
IDEAL WEATHER FOR
HARLEM REGATTA


Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning Jourpni
New York. May 31.-Ideal condi-
ions prevailed today at the forty-third
annual rowing rac Of the Harlem
regatta association on the Harlem
river. with two exceptions the con-
tests were roWcd over a mile and a
quarter course. Several Of the races
were won by a few feet. The Dun
ham Boat club Of Now Haven won In
Junior doubles, after a contest with
the New York Athletic crew, which
was only settled In the last dozen
strokes.
intermediate eight oar shells-Won
by N. Y. A.. c., Columbia second. Only
two starters.
Senior Quarter mile dash-Won by
Fred Fissel, Harlem Rowing club;
Frank Shea, Sheepsead bay II. c.
second. No time announced.
Durando Miller of the New York A.
in this event was taken with ramps
about 100 yards from the finish and
upset his shell. lie was rescued by
the police.
Junior shell-Won by r. b. Mann,
New York A. c., John Hughes. At
lanta b. c., New York, second. No
taken.
Junior quadruple shells-won by
Peter Miller. New york A. c.. No sec
ond; time, 6:2S.
intermediate four oar gigs-Won by
university, New York;
Pennsylvania Barge club. Philadel-
hpia, second. No time.
Semi-double sculls-Won by Shep-
pard and Fem. Harlem r.. c., New
York; Quinn and Rivas, New York
c., second; time 6:15 2-5 seconds.
intermediate double sculls-Won by
Louis Mayor and Rudolph Vrtacke.
first Bohemian Boat club, New York;
Union Boat club. second. Time.
2-5.
Junior eight Dared shells-Won by
New York A. c.; Columbia university.
New York, second.
Junior double sculls-Won by Dun
ham club. New Haven; New York A.
second; Staten Island b. C. third:
line. 6;13 9-5. Won by half length.
distance between second and
bird.
Senior -four oar-Won by New York
a c.. f. NJ. Hanber, c. ]. Marrow.
second. W l.. Broun. third; J. N.
stroke; Wahnetah b. c., flush
ng, second. Harlem r. c.. third. time.
49,
Senior single sculls-Won by Duran
10 Miller. New York A. c.; S. S. Cor
Ion. Vosper u. c.. Philadelphia, Sec
md; no time given.
Intorscholastic eight oared shells
Won by Dewitt Clinton. high school.
high school Of Commerce second; NJ
n1e given.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-01

Philadelphia, May 81 Boston de-
aated the Philadelphia Americans this
morning by a score of 3 To :. e
Ter ana Cicotte, neither Of whom had
lost q game. We're the opposing
itchers. In the eighth Boston
unched three singles and a double,
winning the game and driving Bender
IF the rubber. Cicottc held Phila-
ielphia down to three hits but two
# these were mixed with a base on
Nalls and q sacrifice fly in the fourth
md netted two runs.
score r.. II. e.
,oston 100 100 O2O-3 0 o
philadelphia 200 200 600 8 ?
Batteries: Clcotte and Spancer
Fender. Digert, Vickers and Thomas
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-01

New York Nav 3t-Tn n |lisfioe-
~aoe which %derenerated into n walk
ing match nv the time the twonfleit
Mile had been run Louis Ornhee "
France, today took the measure NJ
fourteen competitors aud won a 81 600
professional international Marathon
at Brighton Beach finished in 2.59;b7
or twenty minutes ana ten secenode
slower than the record.
Ed Ourd Cibot, OF France was co..
ond. Pat Dinen Of Boston third: VIII
lam PAWS of Canada fourth. md pa
White of Irelond. fifth. or the fiji
teen starters seven dropped out.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-01
Afternoon Games,
COLLEGE BASEBALL.
Cornell 1; Pennsylvania o.

Ithica. May 3l-Cornell defeated
Pennsylvania today 1 to 0 in the most
sensational game OF the season. An
error gave Cornell its run.
Score Il. II. II.
Cornell 1000 001 00O-l 4 !
Pennsylvania 200 600 600 3 ]
batteries. Caldwell and Williams;
Shultz and Cozens.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-01

Chicago, May 3l.-Detroit defeated
the Chicago Americans o to /. Null
len. who pitched for Detroit was
credited with his ninth straight vic
tory. Chicago rallied in the ninth
when four hits in a row scored II
run and left the bases fun with none
out. Mullen then famed the next
wo batters.
score Il. II. L.
Detroit 900 4O1 O00-5 ,
'hieago 900 600 COL 6 1
Batteries. Mullin and Strange;
Burns. Suter and sullivan.
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AFTERNOON CANT 5.
Boston .; Philadelphia /.

Philadelphia. May 81. Boston
gain defeated Philadelphia this at
moon ? to /. Cor " and Morgan
ad a pitchers battle, sn which the
m had the better Of it in the mat
er OF base hits. Boston won the
anne in the seventh ql a pass to Ges-
or. VOTERS triple and Wagner's sac
IGce ny,
Score r. II. e
oston .......0OO 900 GOO 3 Z
philadelphia 900 900 001-1 G 0
Batteries Morgan and Spencer
ombs and Thomas