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Evening star., 1909-05-21
Base Ball, Racing
and Other Sports
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proved costly. After one man had been
retired Sheaffer reached first by the sec
ond basemans miscue and stole second.
Smith reached first in safety when his
grounder got through Harris. Sheaffer
took third on this play and scored on
the squeeze play.
Litchfield. who was on the mound for
the Baptists. held the Ninth Streeters
without run until the fourth. Connor
got life and took second when Har-
rfman threw his grounder away. Guam
trelle flied to second. but the speedy little
shortstop Tailed when Marceron singled
to center Marceron stole second and
scored when Stecher tripled to left.
Stecher failed to count and the next
two were easy. In the fifth Ninth scored
it's third and last run. Litchfield hit
Harris and the runner was sacrificed by
Souder. Symanoskie famed. but Tommy
counted Connor's double to right.
Ninth had but one chance to score in
the remaining three innings.
Both Litchfeld and Symanoskie twirled
excellent ball. The former. although hit
harder than the Ninth man. was very
effective when the bases were occupied
He allowed five hits. of which one was
triple and one a double, while Syman-
oskie's offerings were connected for the
same number. all of which went for one
base. No free passes were allowed by
either pitcher, while Litchfield had eight
strike-outs to his credit, three more than
his opponent.
The fine playing Of both teams caused
the spectators to respond on many oc-
casions. Menefee caught a good game
for Bethany, and in the fifth inning he
clouted one of Symanoskie's twisters.
which finally settled on the far side Of
18th street. but he was called out by
Umpire Hughes for not touching first
base.
Marceron played a good game in CEN
ter, having four put-outs to his credit.
He also led with the stick. getting a
single and double.
Following is the official score of the
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MASKETTE WINS
LADIES' STAKES

NEW YORK, May 21.-In the presence
of 2, 800 persons, J. r. Keene's Maskette.
the champion two-year-old filly of last
year, easily won the Ladies' stakes, with
S.. 600 added. one mile. at Belmont Park
yesterday. The Keene entry, Maskette
and Affiiction, we're coupled in the bet
ting at to 4. Maskette so far outclass-
ed her field that practically no betting
was done on the winner. Lady Bedford
was we'll thought of for the place. Mas
kettle took the lead in the first sixteenth.
Butwell Immediately took good hold of
her head. allowing her to romp along in
front a couple of lengths. She swung
into the stretch with four lengths tc
spare, and won by a good margin LADY
Bedford. who was badly shut of in the
early part. closed with a rush, and fin-
ished second. with Field Mouse third.
Chapultepec easily won the Norwood
selling stakes in the fast time Of 10 a-5
for six furlongs.
August Belmont today announced that
there would be racing here Monday of
next week. He said the attendance of
the past few days warranted another
day of racing. There will be no stakes
down for decision. but all purses will be
Of increased value. The summary:
First race. colts: maidens: two-year-olds: ave
10. to 2 and to 4, won; Beau Nash. 10 tMc-
Intyrel, 5 to 2, 4 tn s and to 2. second Fire
Box. ITO Raynor). 10 to !. to I and 5 to 2,
third. Time, o.5s IS. Chopper, Brush Broom.
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z. M. G. A. Bowlers.
WARRIORS.
DROPS DEAD ON SIDEWALK.
Scott II. Hansbrough Dies Suddenl
at Winchester, Va.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va. May 21.-Scott H.
Hansbrough. president of the Shenandoah
Valley National Bank. and one OF the
foremost business men of Winchester.
dropped dead from heart disease at $50
o'clock last night on the pavement in
front Of Christ p. E. Church, while on his
way home. Two young men who were
passing at the time caught him as he fell
and carried him into a nearby residence,
but life was extinct before they reached
the house.
Mr.. Hansbrough was also president of
the Winchester and Washington City
Railway Company, which furnishes cleo
trieity for large number Of towns and
manufacturing enterprises from its great
plant along the Shenandoah river at Mill
willie, w. Va, and which has surveys
made for an electric line from this city
across the Blue Ridge mountains. con-
Meeting with direct line to Washington.
He was a member OF the general hospital
board of Virginia, director in a large
number of corporations in this and other
states and was instrumental in advancing
the commercial interests Of this section.
Mr.. Hansbrough was native of Front
Royal. Warren county, Va, and vas about
sixty years of age. He leaves a widow,
Mrs. Mary Hansbrough; one son. Garland
Hansbrough; one daughter, Miss Ethel
Hansbrough, all of Winchester; one
brother. DIR. NJ. F. Hansbrough. and one
sister. Mrs. w. p. King, both Of Front
Royal, Va.
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SoMERSAULT OVER HEDGE.
Proclivity Afterward Finished In
Hurdle Race at IameStown

NORFOLK, May 21.-Four favorites
and two long shots won at the jamestown
track yesterday. Alice Mack, at 20 to 1.
and Golden Castle. at 10 to 1, were among
the victors. Secret Service, the public
choice in the second race, unseated Wake
soon after the start, while Proclivity. one
of the two only starters in the hurdle.
turned a somersault over the ninth hedge.
Hayes gamely remounted and finished the
course.
Weather good; track fast. Summaries:
longs; purse-Wenna, 1o7 (Grsnd,, 8 to s. to S.
Tsn sssfSS sss
race st. s:1
SIX fnrlonss-Alice Mack. los BRADY, 20 to i.
8 to !; to l. won; Nancy Lynch. 100 !Malli-
los Reid. 8 to /. even. to 2, third. Time.
ls ss Ny Agnes .scs Secret Service. n9 Double
Third I.es. hurdle. on turf sDeg. two and a
Out sseons T%e $50 iS H.ye:' fs and re-
mileNottensn. 1o7 lkeidl. to 5. i to 2. i 10
s?p w,as;'t s..5 ssa .sss
I. even. l to 2. third. Time. 1;4s l-5 Sir
and n.toae aso rap Peter Knight
furiongs.aoiden Castle, iS4 SBu.ns!, 10 to i. 4
cahey(: to i. s to 5: to 5. third. Time,
herbert. Font. Poeataliso and Lurid also ran.
Sixth race. four-year-olds and up: selling;
to 4. won: Judge ssuae.. io7 burns, to i.
2 to i, even. second; Solon shingie, io7 lMc-
m l:iA Is 10 kna Of g.'i.a f Enn1. sss and r%s Sas
piciOus also ran.
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CREWS OFF TO PHILLIE.
Two Georgetown Fights to Race To
morrow on Schuylkill.

The freshmen and prep crews of
Georgetown left on an early train this
afternoon for Philadelphia, arriving there
in time to row over the course In prep
aration for the races Of the American
Henley tomorrow, in which both eights
will take part. The squad numbered
twenty. oarsmen, with subs and man
ayers.
While in the Quaker city the lads will
be quartered at the Malta Boat Club, and
Will stop at the Colonnade. All ar
rangements for their convenience have
been completed, SO that there will be
nothing in the way to bother them be-
fore striving for victory in their re-
spective events.
The 1912 boat will be in a special
match race against the University Of
Pennsylvania freshmen. while the preps
will defend the Franklin cup in the in
terscholastic eight-oared race, in which
there will also be entered the Baltimore
City College and Central High School of
Philadelphia. Both Of the local crews
are in tiptop condition. and the students
on the heights seem extremely confident
that they will gain honors before to-
morrows races end.
The entry of the two crews at this
time puts to rest the rumor that aquatics
at Georgetown were to be abolished, On
ors on the water has been started, and
Assistant Manager Byrnes Of the var
sity. who will be manager next year,
expects to bring crew to Poughkeepsie
in June, 1910. Alumni all over the coun-
try are watching tomorrow's races with
interest. and II Is safe to say that sue
cess will mean that there will be plenty
of money available for use by the boat
club in the future.
The men will get back to WASHINGTON
early Sunday morning. in order to be on
hand for the meeting of the athletic
association that afternoon. The line-ups
Of the two boats follow:
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Big Stick and Indot also ran. Beau Nash and

Big Stick and Indot also ran. Beau Nash and
Big Stick coupled.
second race. miles and geldings: rpaidens; two
yearOlda; four and half furlongs, Ftraight
$500 added-Sreenvale, 107 a Dngan,. lS to .,
even and to 2, won; Anvarf. l07 fSmithl. to
2. to and I to 4, second; Creuse: lO1 SSco'
vfllel. s to I. 3 to 1 and to 5, third. Time,
0.52 2-5. Christina, Responseful. Dicker Faii
Louise. Eta May, Roland and Black Annie
also ran.
Third race. the Norwood: three year -olds and
upward; selling: 81 500 guaranteed: six furlongs
straiEht-Chapultepec, 11S tHowardl. to e
6.and to 5, won: Dreamer. Ill tZicoi, 8 to =
even and to 8. second: Horace T.. Ill lRut
weln. Is to 1. to and to 2. third. Time,
1.f0 3-5. Rosimiro. Fleming, Rcseben. Sun Dance
and Monfort also ran.
Fourth. the Ladies: nllies; 3-year-oids: foa,s
Of 1905: 5000 added; one mile-Maskette: III
tRutweln. 1 to 4 and out, won: Lady Bedford
12l Mclntyre,. to 1, Q to and out. second
Field Mouse. 121 Dugan,. to 1. to and out
third. Time. 1.30. Afniction also ran. Maskette
and Aniicion coupled.
Fifth race, steeplechase: four-year-olds and
upward: maidens and winners Of one race only
about two miles: $500 added-Kentucky Beau
149 Allen, even. to and out. won: Jiu Jitsn
13S tSampson,. to I. 10 and out. second
Time. 4.O2. Helen Shea and The Dane fell.
Sixth race. threc-year-olds and upward: sell
ing: six furlongs-May River. 103 CNicol: ID e
I. to and to 1. won: Racquet. 1Ol 0iarnerl.
5 to ]. to I and even. second: Taboo ~
tBrunnerl. to !, to and even. third Time
LII. King Sol. Adriuche. Waponoca, Sherlock
Holmes. Witching Hour and Pills also ran.
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A SPECTACULAR FINISH.
Only Judges Could Separate Fou
Leaders in Louisville Handicap.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 21.-A steady
rain kept the crowd away from Churchill
Downs yesterday afternoon and although
the track was muddy some good sport
resulted. The feature was the Louis
vile handicap at six furlongs. with $1,000
added. and eight Of the best mudders at
the track faced the barrier. The. finish
between four horses was SO close that
only the judges could separate them.
Crystal Maid was given first money,
third. while AL Muller was not more than
head behind Crystal Maid. 1t was one
of the most spectacular finishes ever seen
here. The summary:
ticler. 95 Taplin,. straight 81. place s7.75 show
$40. 40. show siO second; Kichi Tanafa, 100
lWarren). show 81. .45. third. Time. 0.56 3-5.
Amanda AI Lee. ste.lin: Lass. Emmy Lou. Grace
Dixon and RaDsack also ran.
Second race FIVE and one-half furlongs. .!rfaneh.
i0l Martini, straight $29.io. place 1905. show
;saS. show $3.50, second; Marbles I 10; is WI
lIams).. show 1856, third. Time, 1.O6 3-5. r.:
+. Henry, Camel Hasty, Waddy Lee, Usury and
regular third race declared on on account Of
Fage' place SIS. show $3.50 second; Green
bridge; VI Tapiln!, show *s.so, tnird; Iime'
Roseburg ii, Harriet Rowe. Maid Militant,
Grenade and Mamie Gallagher also ran.
Fourth race, purse: $1,000 added; Louisville
Hotel handicap; three-year- -olds and up; six fur
longs-Crystal Maid. 1O4 Page). straight $50. 30.
place $11. 75. show $s.O5. won; Charlie Eastman,
los Powers), place $685. show $3.50. second;
Sea Swell, los (Taplin,, show .25, third. Time,
LA is. T. NJ. Green. All He'd. Melissa, AL.
Muller and Jacobite also ran.
Fifth race ave furlongs; two-year-olds-The
Fad. 1O6 (Austin), straight SIS place $7.65.
show $3.50. won; St. Deiniol, 80 (kice). place
$14.50, show $7.15. second; Calash. 100 page.
show $685.. third. Time. 1.01 As. Frank G. Ho-
gan and Black Boy also ran.
Sixth race, mile and one-sixteenth; selling
Tom Hayward, 9S CTaplinl, straight &6.95, place
$50, show $655. won; silverado, % tBrannon,
place $685. show $23 .05, second: Denver Girl.
Conville. Enlist, Huarfano and Waldorf Belle
also ran.
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Altar Boys Defeat Gonzaga.

The Gonzaga Junior Props were defeat
ed by the Altar Boys Club Of the Holy
Name Church by the score of to 2
Stanton, on the slab for the winners. al.
lowed only two hits. while the Altar boys
hit freely throughout the game. A home
run by Rossiter was the feature Of the
game. The lineup for the Altar Boys Is
as follows: ]. Fitzgibbon. second base
McDonough, left field; Rossiter, center
field; Clark, first base: Fttzgibbon. third
base: Myers, shortstop; Kelly. right field
O'Meara, catcher. and stanton, pitcher
All teams desiring games address Thomas
+. Clark. jr., 648 11th street northeast.
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ST. JOHNS PREPS
BEAT SACRED HEART

In close and snappy game yesterday
on the Monument Grounds the Sacred
Heart Sunday School lost to the St.
Johns College Props by the score of 5
to 4. The losers played we'll and have
three double plays to their credit. In
the beginning of the contest they bid
fair to win, and kept the lead until the
seventh inning. Peck pitched well and
received good support from Callaghan.
Widmayer, center field. and A. Drury,
left field, starred for s. ]. p. The score:
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Donohue Sweet on Milan.

Speclai Oispatch TO Inc star.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, May N.-The
decision Of Manager Cantillon to
put the team in entire charge of
Capt. Donohue and Jiggs' action in
yanking his former teammate,
Outfielder Cravath. out Of the game
after one days trial and replacing
him with Milan, lend color to the
statement of Joe that Milan will not
be disposed of.
Donohue is mighty, sweet on MI
Ian. He considers him one Of the
best outfielders in the country. Mi
Ian acquitted himself nobly yester-
day. He drove out double, which
sent his captain across the plate
with the run that tied the score.
and he also dragged down q threat
ening triple from Stoval's bat In
the ninth.
1t is believed that Donohue and
Cantillon will hang on to Milan in
preference to one or two other
outfielders now on the Nationals
roster.
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Base Ball at Hyattsville.

HYATTSvILLE. May 21.-The base ball
team representing the United States pen
sion bureau of Washington was defeated
here yesterday afternoon in a one-sided
game by the Hyattsville club. leaders in
Prince George county, by the score Of
0 to o. Bailey, for Hyattsville. a new
man, was on the firing line for the locals.
and his speed and benders proved q stum-
bling block to the visitors. Hyattsville
gathered three tallies in the first session.
and after this it was a case of trying to
finish a game OF Ave innings. Leakin
made three hits out Of as many trips to
the plate. and Burke and Brooks each got
q pair Of safe bingles. Baily struck out
six men and allowed three hits, while
Wortendyke was touched up for ten
swats. Balm. at shortstop for the visitors,
put up q swell article Of ball, as did Boy
kin at second. A game is scheduled here
for this afternoon between the regular
team and a club composed Of married
men and bachelors. Great sport is antici-
pated. Tomorrow Hyattsville plays Ber-
wyn here, and the contest is likely to
prove very interesting. McGregor viii
probably pitch for the visitors. and
Andy" Leakin will fling them over for
the locals.
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GALLAUDET DEFEATS
TECHNICAL HIGH

With Southpaw Dillon In almost invinc-
ible pitching form. the Gallaudet College
nine defeated the Technical High School
aggregation yesterday afternoon in the
fastest and snappiest game Of the season
on Kendall Green. to 1.
Dillon's pitching was easily the fea-
ture of the game, the cold wind and
dust being against him, but he allowed
only two outfield hits and one infield hit
Kraft started to twirl for the visitors,
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IoWA's FIRST GOVERNOR.
Body Of Ansel Briggs Removed From
Nebraska to Old Home.

OMAHA, Neb.. May 21.-The body OF
Ansel Briggs. Iowa's first governor us46-
1850. which had rested in Prospect Hill
cemetery since his death. twenty-eight
years ago. was today removed TO An
drews, Iowa. for final interment.
The last Iowa legislature made an ap-
preparation for the work of removing the
body and erecting a monument to his
memory. His last resting place will be
in a cemetery which he donated to the
town.
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Souabble Breaks Up Game.

RICHMOND. Va, May 21.-With the
score standing e to o In favor of Rich
mond, Portsmouth declined to play after
the seventh inning in the game yesterday
afternoon. McCauley Of Portsmouth. aft
er having been twice fined for disputing
decisions of the umpire in the seventh.
was finally ordered out of the game. A
wrangle Immediately ensued, Portsmouth
refusing to continue the game without
McCauiey. The matter was not amicably
adjusted within the time allowed and the
game was forfeited to Richmond. Score:
RH.E.
Richmond. ........... o o . p !
I Batteries-Ashton and Keifel: Clunn and Nc
Cauley. Umpire-Mr. Black.
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the two boats follow:
Ex-BASE BALL STAR
SHINES ON LINKS

GLEN COVE, L. l.. May 21.-Golf Of
the grotesque sort was the rule yester-
day in the qualifying round Of the Mas
sau Country Clubs annual tournament
One man actually took 223 strokes on
thirty-six holes. The weather conditions
were as IL the calendar had been moved
backward two months. The strong, steady
wind was bad enough, but the chill 1t
brough could not have been more pene-
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Ketchell and Papke May Fight.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. May 2l.-Billy
Papke has agreed to all of Jimmy Coff-
roth's terms tor a bout with Ketchell and
thinks that the battle will be fought at
the Colma arena July 8. Although Bat
Ting Nelson Is still training for his con-
test with Hyland the Battler has shown
no signs of changing his plans about de-
laying his match with Mcfarland, set for
July 5. AS a result the Papke-Ketchell
go may be substituted on the latter day.
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First base by errors-Agriculture, 9; Twining,
8. Left on bases-Agriculture. 6; Twining. 4.
First base on balls-On Ruark. 2. Innings
pitched-By Ruark. 8; by limbaugh: 2 Hits made
-On Ruark. 8; or limbaugh, l: struck oat-By
base hit-Gardner. Two-base hits-Reeves 2).
Sacrifice hits-Barber, Oakley. stolen bases
Graham, Conover, Wynkoop, Downey. Hit by
pitcher-By Ruark. 1. Umpire-Mr. Finnegan.
Time Of game-1 hour and 70 minutes.
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but was pounded out OF the box. Dolly
Gray succeeded him in the sixth, he al
lowing two hits and two runs Score:

E.arned runsIEaiaudet; 8: F!rst bsss by Trr6ra
4; Gaiiaudet, 8. First base ON balls-Or Gray,
/: Innings pitched.-By Kraft, 8; by Gray. 3:
Hits H kr.9t o. S g Griy strns9 on,
base hits-Arras. Hover. Sacrifice hits-Gill,
King, Kelly. Stolen bases-Hower C2, Craven.
Battiste. Wild pitch = Gray. Umpire - Mr..
Toomey Of Gallaudet. Time Of game-1 hour and
10 minutes.
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McAleer Makes Changes.

ST. LOUIS Mo-. May PA shake-up
for the Browns has come at last. Nc
Aleer took the two veterans Jimmy Will
liams and Tom Jones. out Of the game
yesterday. making them sit on the bench.
and substituted young Arthur Griggs at
second for Williams and placed Patter-
son at first base instead Of Jones' 1t was
the most decisive action McAleer has
taken to stop the losing of the Browns.
Two of the slow runners are removed by
taking out Williams and Jones. II the
experiment proves successful, 1t would
not be surprising to see a younger and
faster man take Ferris place a third
base.
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Four Children Burn to Death.

TORONTO, Ont. May 21.-The four
children of Ernest Oldfield. a harness
maker of this city. were burned 20
death last night as the result Of the ex-
plosion of lamp in their home. The
victims were aged /, 3, and years.
The mother and nine-year-old son ss-
capped by jumping from a window, but
were badly burned.
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Twining Easy for Agriculture.

Agriculture had an easy time yester-
day in the Independence League de-
feating Twining, 8 to 3. Reeves did the
twirling for the Farmers, and pitched
gilt-edge ball. allowing but three hits,
while he famed six and passed none.
his teammates playing a good game be-
hind him. The batting Of Conover and
Reeves for Agriculturs and Downey for
toin
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Earl Of oranard Invested With Order

LONDON. May 2l.-The Earl of Gran
ard was invested with the insignia of a
knight Of the Order OF st. Patrick at
Buckingham Palace by King Edward this
morning. This appointment was made to
fill the vacancy resulting from the death
of the Earl of Howth. The Earl of Gram
ard was married to Miss Beatrice Mills
Of New York In January OF this year.
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FIfSt base on efrOrs-TdkOma, 8; PetWOrth. i.
Left on bases-Takoma, &; Petworth, s. First
base on balls-oG Garrett, 2; OF Appleman. i;
"a b.oEn br Innings sstp, peheSs
q OF Brown. s. Struck out-By Garrett, I;
by Brown. 3. Two-base hit-Le Due. Sacrifice
hits-Winslow. Terfinger, Dempsey, Parker
Stolen bases.Mosburg. P. Mayne. H Duo !2y
Passed balls-Parker 9), Terninger. Umpire
Mr. Reagan.
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Two-base hits-Connor Marceron. Three base
hit-Stecher. Sacrifice hits-Wooden. Souder.
Stolen bAses-Spaulding. Sheaffer (2). Smith.
Davis, Marceron Left bases-Bethany, 8;
Ninth 8. Hit by pitcher-By Litchheld. Struck
out-By Litchfeld, 8; by Symanoekie s. Wild
pitch-Symanoskie. Cmpire-Mr. Hughes. Time
Of game-1 hour and % minutes.
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American AssociatioI

At Kansas City-Toledo, Il; Kansas City, ..
At st. Paul-St. Paul, 2; Louisville, o.
At MINES Minneapolis, B.; Indianapolis. {
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 8; Milwaukee, 2.
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F. CUNLIFFE-OWEN.
"The ladv in Tone

in this story Astro the Seer
is consulted by a playwright and
what follows Is more interest
ing than most plays. One OF
the strongest Of the series by
ALAN BRAGHAMPTON.
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Earned runs-St. John q; Sacred Heart Z.
1. Left on bases-St Johns. 5: Sacred Heart.
8; First base on balls.On Peck. 3; Of Cryen. 8:
Hits msde-On Peel, Z: OF Cryan. Z. Struck out
Drury, Fitzgerald, Cryan, Kessel. Sacrifice hits
C. Drury. Z. simmons. Rafferty,. Stolen bases
BILE plays-Denham to Estey (2); Ashburn to e.
tey. Time of game-1 hour and 80 minutes.
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Mysteries Of
RoVaI Births

lis the leading special article
OF this number. Doubts about the
legitimacy of the present Crown
Prince of Russia, of Napoleon
III, the Empress Eugenia, and
not a few other characters of
worldwide interest, are related
by
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At Montreal-Jersey City. 4; Montreal. 2.
At Toronto-Providence. 5: Toronto, 8.
At BufYalo-Bunalo, o; Newark, I.
At Observation-Disclosures. 8; Baltimore. 8.
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SUBURBAN LEAGUE.
Rally Came Too Late.

Petworth defeated Takoma 5 to 3 in
the Suburban League yesterday, although
Takoma took the lead in the sixth inning.
the game being called on account OF dark
ness. Garrett twirled a good game
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a Gentle Knight
of Old Brandenburu q y

lis the historical romance Of
the year. The second INSTALL
ment introduces you to the
court OF Frederick William OF
Prussia. to his charming daugh-
ter Wilhelmina, and to his son
who afterward became Fred
erick the Great. BY
CHARLES MAJOR.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
Western League.

At Omaha-Omaha, 0; Denver. 4:
At Sioux Oty-Sioux City. 8; Wichita. Q.
At Lincoln-IincOlp. 1; Topeka, 2.
At Des Moines-De6 Moines, 8; Pueblo, Z.
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Southern League,
Eastern League,

At Little Rock-Little Rock, 8; Montgomery,
At MObile-Birmingham 8; Mobile, 2.
Memphis VS.. Atlanta; rain.
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'sThe Professional Coach

A love story delightfully."- told.
What a college athletic coach
did in a particular affair, told
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
Danville. z; Norfolk. S.

NORFOLK, Va, May 21.-Danville bat
ted In four runs in a strong batting rally
in the ninth inning yesterday, and won
from Norfolk by z to s. Loos was inef-
fective. but he was given better support
than Savage received. The members of
the Danvilie club are despondent over the
loss of Manager Stafford. Score:
R.H.E.
Danyille o o 4-712 2
Norfolk ... o o 3 0-5
Batterfes-Loos and Westlake; Savage and
Chandler. Umpire-Mr. Pender.