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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-12-20

ago, and the two pages are so spaced
that when the schedule is placed in
the card punching machine, each time
a card has been punched the ratchet
wheel automatically moves the sched-
has to do is to operate the keys on
the punching machine.
For this stage of the com pilation CT
the population statistics 122000,0O0
manila cards have been ordered for
the card punching machines.
The thirty-two questions are cas-
sified under thirteen groups.
The first is location. and under this
head tie enu1nerator must write down
the street, avenue, road, ETC.; the
house number in cities or town, and
the number OF the dwelling house and
the number of the family. in the nu-
merical order of the enumerator's Wis
itation.
Under the subject name, for each
person whose place of abode on April
Is was in the family being enumerated.
the census taker is instructed to en-
ter the surname first, then the given
name and middle initial, if any. He
must include every person living on
April Is. 1910, and must omit children
born since that date.
The third group, relationship, calls
for a statement of the relationship
which the person enumerated bears to
the head of the family in which he re-
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for the seq. color or race-that Is
whether white, black, mulattp. Chinese
.Japanese. or Indian; age at last birth
dav: whether single, married, widowed
or divorced: the number of years OF
present marriage; and. under the sub
iect of Mother of how many children.
the number of children each woman
has had and the number now living.
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ouires answers stating the place OF
birth of the person enumerated and
also of his or her father and mother.
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nation he had amalgamated out OF
tribes in war more glorious to him
than the government For twenty-five
years he has lived in retirement he
preferred to the surrender his wiser
nation made to the overpowering
strength of the whites
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-12-20
WEATHER FORECAST.

Vivinity: Tonight and Tuesday, snow.
Washington: Fair tonight and Tues
day, except snow southeast portion.
Weather Conditions.
Fair weather has prevailed during
the past "a hours in the Pacific north
west, except in southeastern Wash
ingtos and southern and eastern Ore
gon, where light, snow has fallen. A
depression on the California coast is
causing rain nthat state and snow in
Nevada. Snow is also falling in Mon
tana and Wyoming and in the upper
lake region. Rain has fallen along the
gulf coast A large area OF high
pressure extending from the western
Canadian provinces southword to Tex
as has resulted in unseasonably cold
weather in the southwest and the limit
of freezing temperature extends near
ly to the gulf of Mexico. The indica-
tions are for occasional light snowfall
in this vicinity tonight and Tuesday
without much change in Temperature.
JOHN GROVER, Observer.
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The sun., 1909-06-17
BROTHERS IN EXCITING RACE.
Young Kramer wins Three-feurth Nriie In
Thirteenth Coast ARTILLERY Games

The Thirteenth Coast Artillery held It's
annual camp athletic games on the parade
ground. ct Tc.t Hamilton yesterday and
the exciting feature OF the day, was the
three-quarter mile handicap between the
Kramer brothers. both belonging TO Com.
pany Z. Henry. the younger OF the two,
had q start OF 20 yards ON William, who
was on scratch. and Henry won by inches.
J.. Nj. Rosenberg Of Company z won the 100
and 800 yard handIcsps from scratch, and
wound up his good days work by making
one OF the. team which won the mile relay
for his company.
the games were held. but II can he learned
from the entries thai men from the Regular
army competed asetnst registered athletes,
thereby making tho meet an open one
Neither is II known that the Regular army
at hletes are registered.
Tho summaries: -
100 Yard Run. HAndicsp-won by, J. NJ. Rosen
berger, Company ". scfstch; George r. Haii,
Company r., yards, second; Waller Cooke,
COMPANY @. yards, third, Tine. 10 an sscoudk,
COD Yard Run' Noyice Won BY Char,fs schever,
v. lang. COMPANY 4. ihird Time. minute
70 ,cc 10 SspI Nun Regular Army hy !. r,eesy,
Ninety eighth Company, Ccas; Artillery. L. A.
Nasal. Eighty ioiirth Company, Coest Arti
lem, second ]. T. Cannon, ihlrd, Time. II 40
80 Yard Run Handicap Won BY J. ~ Re,en
berger COMPANY Y, scratch: Y ", Gordey, Com
pany b. u yard.. sssond. McNaly. compsn,
Putilss rs Pound Shot: handiesp Won BY
A. =. sandusky. Ninety eighth Company. c. A.
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BALL PLAYERS IN SCRAP.
Bugs ana Musgsy Mix II UP I'm Route
70 Pittsburg.

PITTsRuRa. June io.- Manager John
McGraw and Bugs Raymond OF the Now
York Nationals had fist fght on tho way
here from Cincinnati In Pullman sleeper
last night. McGraw knocked Raymond
down and punched him. The eccentric
pitcher recovered his feet and planted a
blow on Mc(iraw's face, In. the next
sleeper were John T. Brush aud Secretary
Fred Knowles. who knew nothing OF the row
until 1t was over.
by Raymond and She other BY Mc(Iraw, but
llaymonds g ear was cut, bis check bruised
and his upper liI,(swoilen when the team
reached here to-day, Il wa. sitting down.
Raymond said. when Mriraw began
fun, then he choked on INV Wind and began
to soak me-. hit then and knocked him zen
I would finish the scrap In PIt.sbnrs'
Motiraw said. Tho affair didn't amount
to much. bugs Raymond. you know, .is
rated bad actor at times. Last hight he
got title strong and needed correction.
didn't want to take his money from him 50
just administered a chastlsement.
The sun., 1909-06-17
FAST TINE on THE THAMES.
Yale Crew Rows Four Miles In 10 Minutes
&c Seconds.

GALES FERRY, Conn, June le,Both Yale
and Harvard's varsity eights had long dis
tance rows this evening. the direction being
upstream and Yale reeled or tour miles In
time that made the Cambridscites sit up and
take notice Iaryard's crew rowe1 only
three miles. starting at the stake mile
above the Thames River railroad bridge.
Nale'a' time for four n,iles. and given ont
as official when the Eli contingent returned
to quarters was - minutes and SIS seconds.
Harvard row ed her three miles in i6 minutes
and Is seconds, unof,Icially. given out at
Red Top The Crimson crews time is ,prao-
tically Sficial, as an outside " atch caught the
three miles In Is minute and IS seconds.
There was scarcely ten minutes difference
In the time Of finishing. both varsity eishts
having their tryouts simultaneously on thu
course. Yaie's boat leading the way up the
river.
Yale started shortly after o o'clock, and
the brisk southwest breeze that had pre-
vailed during the day was fast fading away,
but both the Eli and Harvard shells were
benefted considerably before the wind
inally died ont. The tide also helped the
strokes, both Wallis and Sargent starting
al 30 aud gradually increasing to IS at the
finish.
Harvard's varsity eight Ia credited with
rowing half mile this morning In 2 minutes
and IS seconds under favorable conditions at
a high stroke.
The sun., 1909-06-17
DELAYS on SPEEDWAY.
Mlshaps Delays Brushes Of New York
Road Drivers.

The fourth matinee Of the Road Drivers.
which was originally scheduled for June
Q. Was held Yesterday afternoon on the upper
stretch. and it seemed as though
the fates had conspired to put as many
obstacles az possible In the way OF the
amateur reipsmsn, with the result that a
which should have lasted two
hours was drawn out tediousiy over four
hours.
The first mishap was when the wagon
to which Thomas 1Iahey's Who Knows
was hit cbed lost tire. Finally. however,
after a delay OF half an hour and half
dozen false starts, the horses got away and
Who Knows won 10 straight heats.
Joseph Gibbonss CiaTo was compelled
:os the time made by Who Knows In the
4. 4. pace. Claro threw shoe and boot
in the first heat and his time was i07is
He was allow ed another trial and here the
50 me thing happened again. Claro finished
In LOS without his shoe and hinching badly.
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M.rs.ret Back. From Bernuda a.

The schooner yacht Margaret, winner
Of the race to Bermuda, arri we'd In the
hsrbor yesterday. She anchored of the
Atlantic Yacht Club house at l clock
Her owner. George s. Runk. navisated the
yacht home and reported q comfortable
trip, with light to moderate winds. She
sailed from Bermuda at eoclock last Satur-
to the point where the race was started in
than 100 hours. allowing for the difference
in time This Ia very fair sailing under
the conditions and Margaret was not racing
She was sighted OF the Highlands at 10
o'clock.. The Margaret wins Two cups. one
with ali the yachts In one class and the
second for winning In Class Al defeating
The Crusader II. and Alnorlta. The Rest
less wins tho hrst prize for smaller yachts.
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New York. q; P1ttsburS, =.
~ chicago. 8; Brooklyn, !.
Philadelphia. .; Cincinnati. I.
81. Louis, o; Boston, q.



PITTsBuRd, juno ie.--The New Yorks
stopped that winning streak Of the Pitts
burgs this afternoon and stopped 1t good .
With Mathewson In the box they simply
made q show Of the Pirates. beating them
8 to .. The Pittsburzs appeared TO have
case Of stage fright when they saw Math-
ewson and they went TO pieces badly. al
lowing New York 10 score runs when and
where they chose, Three pitchers we're
used up In an effort to stop the New York
batting streak. Pitchers. however. all
looked alike to the New iorks to-day, as
they padded for thirteen safe drives. In
Guiding home run. fhree triples and
II didn't take the New 'iorks very long
TO get started. Tenney. the first man up,
.ons s S5 sfss ken, and SrS xhes se b.os s
made bad throw; This was the beginning
and l:.is7 people. aroaped. 4 moment
Later Murray HI. 70, tnhnn home ,5sn rum nnyy Ihty
'Sis sye sSsfs st. s tsc
a@eld @ and is Lever yer, we pulled on the New
the :" seSend. tSe With two down Wilson and ID
Rsn Wss singled and on Devs ih,s pGST ssHw
aurins . habit. with Bsrbeau out. Leach
and Clarke hit In succession and both ad
scored on Waener's out at first. This
In The fourth Bridwell tripled and Meyers
followed suit, scoring Bridwell. II was in
the ffth that New York made things more
along ON an out. Brdwell singled aud
O'Hara scored. Meyers once more tripl ed
and Brldwell came home. Ma thewson
few to Wagner. but Tennsy doubled to
and II was now apparent that Leever would
not do and Philippe was. sent in. Herzog
singled. scoring Tenney. but Murray went
however, and eight for the game. The
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qessler. TWO bose hlt-AtI. Three esse bite
si Wo,e1 1oHs TsssnsS sss' ssalsa ssss a
SSs,vs1b SnnaSb Double p,sys. T.nnshill and Pur.ei.
connelI. Left on bssesNBoston. 81 Chicseo. S.
First base on balls-od sutoT. j. Firs1 psse on
srrors-Boston, .: Chicago. !. Hit by pitcher
by Sutor tMeConnelD. Struck Qut-By Steele.
y by SutoI, ,. Passed ball-SullfYan. Umpires
Pcrrine and Evans Timez-i hour and so minutes.
sr. LOUIS "a. IL, 3: WARRINGTON. 2.
WAsHISoToS. June is.--Smlth Weakened In the
SIKH and seventh innings to-day and the Browns
reached hm In bunches. waddell ives. effective
except " the SEVENTH when four hits In row
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To-DAY.s CARD FOR GRAvEsEND.
Gazeiie stakes for Three.Year-OId FI'iies
the Feature.

The feature Of the card for Gravesend
to-day is the GazeUe Stakes. for three-year-
old nllies. one mile and n sixteenth. with
Maskette n prohibitive favorlte over Lady
Bedford. Twilight Queen and Petticoat.
in handicap at mic aDd a quarter Nor
bltt. Rio Grande and Efendi look best.
In the opening event. at mile and q six
Keiso figure well, In a handicap for two
year -olds. Ave and half furiongs, Pretend.
Medallion and shannon may be the factors.
McCarter, Julia Powell and Spellbou nd
have chances. Maidens will run In the
last race. at mile and si!t eelth, with
Choirmaster OF Chester br ook. Dandy Dixon
and Nedlim looking formidable. The en-
trie., foilory.
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TotsIs u 10 "a Is IT
'Batted for Lelneid In the second inning.
'Rattei for Philippe in tho ninth inning.

!ssited for Lslasid In the second inning
'Rstted for Philippe 10 the ninth inning.
Ei;,ssaSa EiS yH5s' ..,.....,..;Ss .....,..S oScSS
nqnsr-Nss ySrk.Tsnnsy. :: Murray. o,H.rs.
Wilson. Two base bit Tcnnsy. Three base hits
ray. Stolen baSe-Tenney. Sacrifice hitBrid
on LciSeid i: on Lever. :. Struck out. Ry
Ms,hewsou, 5: BY Lever. :. umpires ODay
aud EmslIe Time--i hour and As minutes.
s. cEIcAoo IN. L.. }: BRookLYH. !.
CHICAGO. June ie.-Brooklyn was de-
feated in the opening game OF the series
with the Chicago Cubs here this afternoon.
q TO i. The locals punched four hits. one
two baeaer. In the second inning. scoring
4 runs. which gave them the victory; The
year by the chicago club WAS hoisted to-
day. fair sized crowd witnessing the
ceremony. Just as the pennant reached
the top of the ragpole pulley gave way and
let the nag fall TO the ground. President
sucker pitched q good game for Brook
Iyn. holding the Cubs, to two hits. outside
OF the second inning. Reulbaeh WAS
pounded rather freely. but managed to keep
the hits scattered, anG fast fielding behind
kept down the psooriinS., poSin, The lone run run
ii 9Th inning. With one out Cleuent singled
TO right and was sent 10, third on long
single to right by Hummel fiummel stole
second and .Alperman followed with
sacrifice fly to left. Clement scoring,
All the hits made by Chicago In the sec
them The Cubs were helped along their
scoring by, daring base running. all three
scores counting on Close decisions at the
plate.
The sun., 1909-06-17
POLO IN ENGLAND.
Meadow Brooks Beat Beauchsmp Hall
--Foxhali keeue Thrown.
!spee,ai CAB. Despatch to TIE SUN.

Special Cos's Despatch to TIE SUN
LONDON. June ie.--The Meadow Brook
polo team to-day defeated by n score OF
I to J the team representing Beauohamp
Hall at Besuchamp J. NJ. Waterbury
OF the American team scored two OF the
goals. The pony which Foyhall ket ne,
Who played for Beauchamp Hall, rode fell
during hot skirmish The accident was
caused by q collision between Messrs.
The Duke OF Westminster, the Earl of
Mr.. Miller and others have
placed thirty polo ponies, some Of them the
best In England ct the disposal OF the com,
matches
The sun., 1909-06-17
Massachuse,ts State Tennis.

BosrdY, June fs.-Charies r. johnson.
Jr. and =. j. sulioway win be the hnalists
In The State lawn tennis championship.
They both won their mstches in ths SEMI
6nalE this afternoon and Will meet to-
morrow In q contest to decide which will
meet r., e. seaver. the prssent champion !.
semi nnai Round-C. r. johnson, yr.. de.
feated r. ]. Leonard. ID. "a. e-i; z. j. Sulle-
way defeated Alfred Dsbuey. Jr., 80, 50. ga.
The sun., 1909-06-17

pEIRolr
led for Bush In the nin,h inning.

'hat'ed for Bush In the ninth inning.
D,troii n 4 q 4 n n n NJ
Gsphls Hsr,sei, GaEiey. Collins. !; Thonass.
hhs, base on errors Detroit. !. Len on bsses--
ir,euSdtlphlE, 8 Detroit. Z. First base on sslI.-
Bender I; BY Muliin. :. Three base hits Sansge.
inoTas. Two base its-Crawford. Baker, .:
nit,l stolen bases iMorinrty, Co,lins. Davis.
IRs%,orG. Is%1tG. Gsnley: III. By pltcher-R MulIin
iGt'' and Connolly. Time. hours and is min
CHICAGO a. H.. q: posroS "a. ~ /.
BOSTON. June l6..-The Rej Sox had Q good lead
~ chicago lied tho score twice and won out IN
w 'ghh hy hard hitting. Walsh dnjshcd the
game strongly for the white Sox. The score:
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PouoHKEkesIE. June ie,-The Cornell
and Columbia crews worked under better
conditions tonight than this morning.
The water was smoother and there was
little or no wind The Colambis rowers
we're sent over the four mile course ct q
@ S@sve a ttms row. The iids, wa TSnnlns
down and the pen covered the distance Ia
1 srosg. stesdy pull. being coached BY
ithsaeps dowDsfTesin for an eikAt niis
lie boslHouss and EsTS Il ~ to Milton ''''
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he score.
nnnnlINN

Runs-Brooklyn-Clcme ChIcaEo-StelnfcIdt.
Zimmerman. Moran. Two base hlts-Hummel.
Reuibsch. Sacrifice 'hIts-.Howsrd. Holman % !.
Aiperman. Stolen base-HummeI Struck out
BY Rucker, S: by ReuIbach. ). First base on balls
-On Rucker, I Double pieys-Reulbaca and
Howard: McMllen. Hprnmel and Bergen; Zim-
mermAn aud Howard. Left on bases--DrooQyn
g. Chicago. s. Umpres-Johnston and CusSck
Time-i hour and - n,inutes
4 PHILADxLPHLA IN. L). .; CINCINNATI. I.
} CrScIssAII, June 1S.--philad deiphia had no
The score:
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Totals. &, q II
'fattcd for Vaughn In the ninth inning.
'Batled for Doyle In the eighth Inning.

'Fa'tcd Tor Vaughn IN the ninth INNING
'bs,led for Doyle In the eighth inning.
s'ss S.s 'y'nd Iofs......:.:....:o s..::..:;oe ?SSSGd @.
Runs Cleveland bradley. Ball. Lajoie, Fast.
s,'y New Sork-Demniita Engie. Vaughn.
-CleyeI Gland. 10: New York. l. First base on balls
on Young. 1: on Doyle a. on warhop. :. Struck
out By Young. .: by Doyle. Q. Three base hits
stly,, Demmiit, Enxlc. Sscrince hits-Brsdle,-.
L4o!e, Lord: Saorince ny. .EnEle. Stolen bases
and S,ovsll. Wild pitches---Youne DOYLE. Hit
hhy p',cherBy Young Keeler,. Hiis-0n Doyle.
!, IN eight innings on WARRIOR. In one Inning.
and Is ninutss.
PHiLapELPHIs IA I.,. 8: DETROIT. L.
=, ,PsiLIpILPaIA. June ls--Thc Athletics gave
when they beat out Detroit Ia an exciting battle
b. 10 The score. - =
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At Roanoke-I.yn nchburg, i:' Roanoke,
Al Danville-Norfo,k. 4: DAnvie.
Portsmouth. /. Second Gsme-PortSmoutb 8;
Richmond. :.
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,BasebalI Notes,

cy Youne threw over 10 hrst yeslsrdaygts u
Up and lis owner tepton playing. -.
ysstsrdsy.t deies. for the Brookbns made
their seventh straight fErt tsSI
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GIANTS SLAM THE PIRATES
HAMMER THEIR PITCHERS
AND STOP THEIR RUSH.

Also Go Up TO Third Place, as the Gin.
cinnstis Lose to the P,,ilIer-Broo
Hns Beaten by Cubs - ST. Louis
Too Much for the Tnilend Bostons.
Fourteen straight was as far as the
Pittsburgs could 60. They stacked up
against the New Yorks yesterday and
were showed under by MoGraw's team,
The day was doubly profitable for the
Giants, for they took third place away
from the Cinclnnatis. The latter team
was downed by the In and out Phtlsdel-
phias. The Brooklyns played In Chicago
and continued their losing career. while
the Cardinals found Ia thetsil end Bo.tons
team they could beat The results:
New FORK. .; Pittsburs, =.
.. Chicago. 8; Brooklyn, !.
sISsZ Philadelphia. .; Cincinnati. I.
~ 81. Louis, o; Boston, q.
The sun., 1909-06-17

At wAierbhry-waterbury.e .; Hciyoke. T..
AZ FrIdgeport-Hartford, II: Bridgeport. l..
Al New Brisin-New Britain. IL; SbinefeaA. 8.
Al New Hkven-First Gsme-New Haven, .:
Northampton. 2. Second game-NorthAmpton.e .:
New. Haven, 8. ~
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Z. JERSEY CiTr. u SECOND okMs.
$50 Irsavv rvrr

Runs --1oronio- Y cIdcpsaul, :: Kelly, Houser.
yandeErift, Mahinc. frics. Jersey Ctty ::
.rrors-Jsrsey City. L.: Toronto, D.; L.ft on
bases jersey CITY. !: Toronto, y. First oas'
on balls on Manser. :. oN kellogg. ?.
Struck out-By Mauser, L: by Rclorg
9. Two base hits -wsieusaui. Houscr; Han
ford. rlcy. Eandeenl Saerince hits houseI
Mahlng. trick. Tilt BY pitcher BY kellogg
,Eiey). Wild pitch Aanser. empires finnc'
ran and stafford. Time hour and Il rninrtes.
Game ca ed TO permit Toronto 10 catch tain.
NEwAsx. Z: RocEzsIER. l.
Newark beat Rochester 81 Sewsra yesterday
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At Syracuse -Rinrhsmton. 2; Syracuse. 5.
Al Utica- Eimira. .; Uvca. !.
'lt tAlbany--AibAny, 3; Scranton. I.
p 7AtTroy-Troy. 4; WlIkesbarre, l. :.
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Runs Toronto weidensaul, 2; HouseI. Grim
mond. First base on crrors-Toronto. Z; Jersey
City. I. Left 90 bass.-Tosoa!o, 5: Jersey cty. ..
Struck out--By NcGiniey, :; by Merritt. D. Three
base hits Eiey. GrimshsW. Two bss, hlt Houssr.
SaCrace hits hannitan. Spabr. AlnlIcn. hcGln-
Spshr, flouser. Double plays Hannitan. Foster
and Calhoun: CrmshaS. Mullen and houser.
Pinneran. 11mss hours and ~ minutes.
TORONTO. Z: JERSEY CITY. 5-sscoNp GAME.
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Games Scheduled FOR Te-day.

. cleveland Ia New York: Detroit In Philadelphia:
ST, Louis 10 washington: chicsro 10 Boston.
.. ~. NATIONAL LEAGUE. -
New York 10 Hittsburg; brooklyn 10 chlcseo:
Phiisdclpbii 10 CincinnaA; Boston 10 81 L6uls
f.' fIr IAarEnr LEAGUE. -
Buffalo 10 jersey City: Moatrcai In Newark;
Toronto In Biltlmore Rochester 10 Providcnce.
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Carolina League.

A, Grecuyiiie--Grecnytile,1 !; Spar.anburg, 0.
Al Charlotte-Chariotts. 10; Winston Salem, o.
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o: BOSTON IN. L.). >

l1c1sIByrne. 3: Bresns han. Konetehy. Hulswitt
GhsrSts. Sscrince hits--BrtsnahAh, Mattern,
sss ngFDs ssyPPsiS,sps Pils s..s ssd os s~sssHs
oTSsee. s; on Msttern.t 4. Struck out By So Ies.
i, ~ Wsttern, = Left on bases st, Louls. 10
horrs ana minute.
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TURF.
. tee., with an actual pu, OF !, fee, ~. iuess..

feet. With an actual put OF n feet rs inches.
i: .: C.n.yan ,y Company - ts:;; ssson6, @ wi,h
Three quarter Mile Run: Hlndicsp-~Won oy
Henry Kramer. Company 2, 70 yesas w!s.s;s
kramer Company T., scratch. second; .. Card.
ner. COMPANY Z, 30 yards third. Time, minutes
i-5 secouds. 80 - -
iamp 81 icsi inches: .. Rdstion. Company 7.
lnches: c. G. HASKELL Company n. inches.
third. with an actual Jump q q Q feet inehes -,
pany Z, and G. c. HssSen. Company X. tied for
hr0 and second a. q feet inches: IT. Cooke.
Company N. third, With jump of 10 fcct 3lnches.
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partmsuth's Rasebau Captain.

HANOVER, NJ. H, June ia.--M a meeting
OF the Dartmouth baseball tear, this after
poon Walter y; Eerion: 10, q win,hrgp.
next year. ~
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south Atlantic. League.

At Chattanoog -Chatisnooya. 9; Columbia. 5.
Al Jacksonville e-Jack sonytlle. 9: Macon. !.
At Coiumbus--First game sColu mbus, .: Char
lesion. Z. Second san,c- Columbus. o. Charles.
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Good start: won easily; Lucetla. ch. g.. q by
trained By H. Rites. .'.. ..I
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Other Baseball Games Yesterday.
rsMUpGn0H
Now ENGLAND League,

Al LaFrence-New Bedford. 4: Law renee. ,.
Al Brockton-Pirst game-Brocktoa. q Worces-
ter. ). Second gamc-Brcckton. ]: " Worccster, o.
Al Lynn-Lynn. IL; PAN River, g..
Al Lowell-Haverhll. 5: Lowell, |.
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Tr,.state League.

Al anesstsr--I.sncss,er. .: Johnstown,. o.
Al YOYk-York, 81 Altooue. H.
Al Heading-ReaAtne. 2: Harrisburg. J..
Al Trepton--wiTlisms port. o: .Trentou, 0.
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:" = II TOtAIS. " o q II q
sBatted. for Promme Ia the NTH inning.
tBatted for Rowan 10 the seventh inning.
clnssss,sR'f'..:...::..o 6hIl;ss,Rrf.. sSS6 81
pooiaf. :; pooin. Cincinn au-HobiItIoi Three
base hts-Grsnt. Doolan. Home run-Dooln
Sacrince hit Downey. Stolen tsses-Bcscher,
Hobiiircl. FIRST base on bslIs-6f Moren 4; on
Rowan, > struck out.-By Fromme, I; by Rowan.
j11tus. umplres-Riglsr and TRULY, Time-i
hour and 20 minutes. n
or. LouTs IN. L.. o; Bosros IN. LJ. >.
Sr LOUIS. June ie.-St. Louis defeated Boston
In The frst OF q four game sshes 10 day. The
xcOYg.
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Mestnrn Iieaxue:

A. omsha- Sioux City. III Omaha. |:
Al Wichiti-wichita, 5: Denyer.f
At Topeks-Topcka, 10: Pueblo. =.
Al Lhcoln-Des Molnes, Z: Llncsnso
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sf. LOUIS.

Runs--st. Louie--McAleese, Patterson. Jones
" Washiny ton-ung laub, Mcbride. First base on
M.s;hIns lon,s : Iini ss.s on SsIisCoa, ,smItS, !:
unvisub ~. McAieese. Sacrifice hIts-Conroy
,2. ponohuc, HarIeil, Ferris. Stolen bAses.
DonohnSe. EnglsuSs l's, McAleese. PstteIson Double
BY Smith tMeAleesel: by wadde,l tDeiehantyl.
Passed ball-Sueet. umpircs-Egan and sheri
dan. Time Il hour and Is minutes.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

TORONTO 5: JERSEY cIrr. 3-FIRer oAMs.
. Toronto cleaned UP a double header over In
Jersey City yesterday morning, the opening