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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore June -.-WHEAT-Stock in elevators.
ls3,i7S bushels shipments from elevators, SITS
Bushels Sales By sample 30 quality and oondi-
tion. 81 y. o. s.. O. and q. CaFsoes sold; No, 2
red al q and steamer No. red at g On grade.
Settling price: No. red 100
C0RN-Stock in elevators. 1851 bushels; ship
ments frcm eesatoss, 47s0 bushels Graded lots q
No. , white corn sdoat Eominay 81 6aa6es: yellow
corn Rfost, 65,sae6 and track yellow com for do
mestic delivery worth 60 for car lots 90 spot Cob
corn Is finn at s75 per barrel for car loads prime
yellow. Settling urIce for contract, STA
0ATS-StocK in elevators ID. 355 bushels: ship
merts from ele7atnTs l0o5A bushels White. No. ?,
as to weight, Blssis; do. white No. ;, as to
weight 4la45; d.. No. (, to weight. GAS; do,
mixed No ? f5iksl8 do. No. 3 421zaB.
RYE-Stock IN elevators. ls0li bushels; ship
ments from elevators, 20 bfshels- No. rye. West
srn. domestic. seaS5; No. ne. Western. domestic.
77a7s: bag lots to quality and condition. 7ba7i
FLoUR-Winter extra. 3soa3T0: do. clear Aooa
40 do. straight. f35a45o; do. patent, 495zs.o5;
spring clear. A0oa4.so. 10. straight 50os5G5 d.,
patent 5Za55o; City Mills best patent co., do.
high grade patent. SIS; do. straight 645; ehoios
family. 40; extra. 2eoaii0. Rye -four. medium 70
choice, 4.25aL50. Corn meal. PCT 100 lbs, L5aL6o.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. June 8.-MILLFEED-Fi inquiry
moderate. Spring hsan. 4.65: standard middlings.
rs; city bran. 1.f9 in bulk, Western rcd dog.
S60 10 arrive; winter wheat Iran. IN Ioolb SACKS
70 arrive EA.
oATS-steady; inactive trade. No. white IS;
No. white A.: No. white, IS natural and clipped
white. on tTack 45a49.
FLOUR-Hisher. hindering trade Kansas strsights.
i9oa5.9 in sacks soft straights 450aA6o IN barrels;
spring patents 5.sOa6l5. in barrels; spring clears
425s460; new Kansas sfraights. TO arrive A7oaA0o.
RYE FLoUR-strong; quiet inquiry. Choice
brands quoted az 1. lez40
C0RNMEAL,-Steady: demand Is moderate. Kiln
dried for export SO; meal Ia bags l.3isLs3
BEEF-Steady; moderate business. Packet, I.0oa
800; family l9.5osD0o
P0RK-Stesdy; quiet trade. Mess. S0az5a;
family, Is 5aaO
HAY-ReceTas. i5es tcns; strong: fair business.
Prime timothy. Ll7s4al.9o; No. !, LIS; No, 2 lo0a
Lie; No. 3 sos95
sTRAw-Reoeipas 10 tons; Irregular quiet trade
Long ne quoted at 50.
LARD-inactise: higher. Prime Western, 1870;
city. 12I5; refined continent l3l0: South American
HOO refined Brazilian. kegs, 1906 oieostearine. Il
lard stesrine dull; New York Is
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WHEN DOGS POINT GAME.
They Do Not All Behave AiiI<e-one
Extraordinary Case.

The wonderful intelligence OF the we'll
broken bird dog IS often strikingly
shown al field trials, says Country Life
in America The field trial. which Is
becoming more popular IN this country,
gives good chance TO study the psy-
chology Of the dogs. the instinct 10 point
game affecting them in various ways.
A little brother TO the consistent and
high-class field trial winner Uncle B.
az times did a most unusual thing when
he found birds. II the conditions were
such as to make the finding very diff
ficult and he was obliged to search far
and wide for them, constantly getting
good distance from his handler, when
he found a coyey he did not break his
point. retrace his steps and look up
his handler as many dogs do and then
by actions lead back to the birds.
But he would draw of a suitable dis
lance at his own Judgment. where he
knew he would not flush the birds and
would sit down on his launches and
bark. bark, bark-shoTt. sharp, loud
barks-until his handler came to him;
then he would go right straight back
10 the birds, assuming q long-drawn-Out
pointing position of the cautious style.
Many dogs whine and squeal on point
many drool and snap their jaws during
the excitement Of pointing. but very few
draw off and bark a good, resounding,
locating bark.
On a cold. perfect winter day Mr..
Tomlinson was handling the noted field
trial winner Uncle Sam He was in
normal health and very keen. After
hunting about two hours his handler cast
him over into a patch Of low growth
- LIT ~
came up near a fence TO get a better
view OF his work Just as all eyes were
turned upon him they saw HIM tumble
into the ground FIAT and limp, just as
though he had struck an obscure stump
or stone.
Mr.. Clemson. his owner, and a party
Of friends went cautiously up 10 him;
there he lay. stretched listlessly on his
side. not a muscle moving. his eyes
dull and glazed Consolation was offered
Mr.. Clemson by the gentlemen witness
ing the sad death OF so capital a field
performer as Uncle Sam and the very
remarkable manner in which he had
died.
Presently his handler came up and
saw him lying just as the others had
with glazed, dull eyes and no perceptible
breathing. as Tomlinson said Poor
sam" he thought he noticed just the
slightest movement of his tan; he spoke
again and was sure Of Il.
Turning to Mr.. Clemson and his
friends he said: Gentlemen. there are
birds here. Though I can not explain
the actions of the dog, l am positive of
II: he is very close TO them"
At that he kicked the tufts OF sedge
directly in front Of the dogs nose. who
all this time had never moved nor re-
gained his animated expression. Sud
denly Thomlinson flushed three closely
ing birds To the surprise Of all the dog
was instantly on his feet eager again
to be cast of.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs S o..
members Of the Chicago Beard Of Trsde. Hibbs
Building.
Chicago. June 2s-wheat opened streng at &c
20 TO Ike advance. During the early part cf the
session offerings were ffe4T, and there not the
buying in volume as compared with the past few
days and prices essed cent from the open
ing. About noon the Northwest markets turned
strong, and our market responded with advance
Of cents from the low point The Southwestern
markets responded only moderately TO the upturn
elsewhere.
Local receipts IS cars. With estimated for to-
morrow.
Corn showed independent strength and woaid
no doubt have sold lower but for the nptsrn in
wheat. There was less pressure from country &C
ceptance Local professionals were pressing the
selling side Weather conditions were perfect for
growth. Cash prices &c lower.
Local receipts so cars with $50 estimated for to-
morrow.
Oats were quieter. With less trade and easier IN
tone well as in prices Commission houses we're
moderate buyers, while the selling scattered
with professionals this side. Cash prices were
&c lower.
Local receipts l5s cans. with IS estimated for to-
morrow
Continuation Of besrish hog news coupled with a
further slscEening Of shipping demand for product
Influenced moderate hedging sales b. smaller pack
erS. Under these offerings provisions weakened and
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, June 3.-CATTLE-Receipts. Isl head
Feeling weak. Dressed beef slow az ealZ for native
carcasses by the pound Liverpool and London cat
lie markets easy az lSal5 per 10. dressed weight
refrigerator beef lower At liallA per ID. Exports
none
CALVEs-Receipts 70 head. Feeling steady for
good and choice TeaS Dressed calves quiet at Iial4
per 10. for city dressed b1ttemks eaIi FOR country
dressed calves.
SHEEP AND LAAfBS-Receipts T68 head.
Sheep in better demand and fair; lambs 25as5c
higher; the Tens were not fully cleared. Common
10 good sheep sold at 25a45Q per 100 lbs few
tops at see. fair to prime lambs at 7.55aa o ;
dressed mutton active and firm at salo5s
dressed lambs selling more freely al Ilsl4
H0GS-Recspts go head. Nominsny steady to
firm for medium and light weights; weak for heavy
hogs.
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Baltimore June 2-Quotatious By Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are as follows:
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. ID. Eika2s: DO.
choice ID. 27ifa85 do good. ID. 25az7 do imita-
ton per H. 7la23: do. prints. per h. 2oa3O: do.
blocks. Ter h. 2sa3O; ladle. Der ID, 2aZ2; Mary
land and Pennsylvania rOlls.@per H.. 2; Ohio rolls
per ID. 2ls; West Virginia. rolls. per H.. 2lA;
storepacked. Ohio. per h.. zi5z; stoTe-Tacked.
West Virginia. Per h.. IA Maryland. Virginia,
and Pennsylvania dairy prints. per b.. IA process
butter, per h.. 2ia6.
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania and nearby hrsts
Ter doz.. Nh; Western hrsts per dOz.. 3A; West
Virginia hrsts, per doz, 2lS; Southern frsts, Per
doz., 1914 guinea eggs. per doz., loalL
LIVE POuLTRY-Chickens. olG hens, heavy, h..
le; do. old hens, small to medium. h.. Is: do.
old ROSTERS, per h.. II; do spring, IL lbs and
over per h.. 25sss; small and medium, 22a2s
ducks large, per ID. l3alI; do. small, q; do,
muscovy and mongrel Per h.. l2al3; DO. spring 3
lbs and over, per b., Is; pigeons young. per pair.
Is; do, old, per pair. IS guinea fowl. old, each, Is
young. IA lbs. each. g.
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NEW YoRh MONEY.

New York, June 2-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at rs per cent; highest 8;
lowest. 2iA; closing. %. Most Of the days loans
we're made at rs per cent.
Time money was slightly hrmes in tone. although
demand not apprecably greater. Supply was
sufficient 70 provide borrowers wants Rates, sixty
days 3a3it per cent; ninety days, 3Aa3k per cent
four months, 81 Der cent; FIVE months, 4afA per
cent; six months. ls+a4A Per cent; seEen months
4iisss4 per cent.
Mercantile paper was unchanged. With a very lin
tied demand and With a fair supply. Rates, sixty
and ninety days bills receivable, 4}ta5 PER cent
choice four tc six months single names, per cent
others, a5a Per cent,
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cause of His Death.

From the Philadelphia Press
Eyes, remember him." said Alkali
Ike. HE died very sudden"
Heart disesseT' asked the Eastern
tourist
WAL, now. I don't know as you kin
say It was the heart any more'n the
club, spade, or diamond. Anyway. he
dealt himself four aces"
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-WheSt. per bushel. Ssa6; corn. she'll
ed per bushel esa7z; cob, 275a4oO per barrel cats
Western white. No. 2 per bushel, 45a5o; mixed,
per busnel. GAS; bran. per ton, 800; middlings,
per ton E00.
HAY AND S@RAw-Hay. Western. No. !. n.c0;
No 2 1850; mixed, 900; loose at local scales, 1900;
straw, rye bundle. $780, straw rye. machine thrash,
i2Oo; straw, wheat, per ton. $50: straw cat. per
ton. SOC
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKnr

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt. s5Oa7.oO; do, Dutehse
A5oa5.50: do, common, 200aS0o
HOGS-Psr ewt. gross, g00; do, ordinary. son
sHEEP-Prime 45ea5o0; do. common. 300aAoo.
LAMBs-Fancy spring. 3; fali. choice, per ID,
sasls; do, medium, 7.
cALFES-Prine, per b., sasz; do, medium. &;
DO, grass, 4a5.
non, z.oasooei de-. cid End DRY, y.easlssA
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET,

sales-ReFulsr caii. e O'Clock neon:
Washington Gas cert s. 800 al 1854
Capital Traction S. N00 at lis. sl.oo0 ct lis.
Sso0 at rs $500 at Us. $500 at 49, $500 at u.s.
81 900 at lis.
Washington Railway & Electric IS. 81, 900 at SIS,
SOo0 az s5Ss $50 at s5E.
Washington Railway q Electric pfd-. at STA
Washington Gas at Y
Lanston, q AZ S. % at AA
Lanston rights IS at s. 2 at 5. 100 at *. IS at
A.. l03 az ~. . At ~.
American National Bank. u at ls5
Commercial National Bank 10 at 20. at 20. 10
at no
District National Bank. % 81 49,
American Security and Trust Al esTis, S at
2s7lz
After call:
National Metropolitan Bank 10 at 1904.
Washington Gas. 3 az 7ga.
MeTgenthsler az rs.
Washington Railway & Electric CON-. 10 ~ ss&.
Amerie Security and Trust ) at 2s7is, 5 at 2s5
2 az 8s.
Following are the bid and asked prices on yesser.
days Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS
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Up to Him.

From the Catholic Standard and Times.
Look here, my lady" exclaimed the
thrifty man to his extravagant wife,
you're carrying too much SAIL
Why should that worry your" she
retorted.
Because I have to rsise tbs wind;
that's why"
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs 4 Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hihbs
Building:
New York. June Z6-The market quiet and
steady during the late afternoon, With prices rang
ing most Of the time ten TO FIVE points under
yesterdays closing. Trading light, and mostly
local and professional IN chaFacter
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New York. June &.-wHEAT- Higher: slow trade.
No ] Northern spring. to arrive. T. o. b.. LIST
No. red (. o b.. Lh; No hard. New YORK.
Lib. T. o. b No. mscaroni. f. o. b., ssls No.
Manitoba. T. o. b.. III. Quotations are OF all
rail basis. Canal basis 2ize less
CORN-WeskeF and duh. Steamer mixed nomi-
nal export basis: No. elevator. nominal export
basis; export No. 2. f. o. b.. 70 auiEe. S11i No.
mixed. nominal, domestic, G.. 70 arrive. l. T.. in
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. HIbbs & Co.
members Of the New XorE STOCK Exchange. Hibbs
Building
Can money: Open. 2ss; high gss; low "a: close. "a.
SALE or SHARES By HOURS.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished hy ". p. Hibbs & Co., mem
bers og the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build
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WALL STREET NEWS
Sharp Drop in Stocks Due to
Grain Conditions.
NEW Low RECORDS FOR YEAR
Later in Day Recovery Is Seen and
at Close, Which Is Irregular,
Small Net Changes Are shown.
Balance OF Speculative Opinion Is
More Toward Optimism.

New York, June 2S.-There was no es-
sential change to-day in the character Of
the news from that part Of the spring
wheat section lying IN the States of Min
resota and North and South Dakota,
which has become superfcially the one
dominant factor of the moment IN the
security market There were some re-
ports OF dry and hot weather in parts
Of these States. with also lower tempera-
cEres and fairly heavy showers IN other
parts.
The tendency IN the wheat market on
the produce exchanges was upward
throughout, and. indeed, stock market
prices again declined violently in the
early trading, large number Of the
leading stocks making new low records
for the year.
Prices Recover Somewhat.
After this. the activity OF the market
vas less and prices recovered somewhat,
closing irregularly, but with the majority
of stocks showing small net changes.
This action OF the market was, Of course,
differently construed. One view was that
at its lower levels stronger and more
definite support was extended TO values
than has been at any time since the be-
ginning last Thursday OF the recent
sharp decline From this it was to be in
1eTred that the downward movement had
Tun it's course.
Another contention was that a large
buying-in of contracts for the fall took
place to-day. which had no other effect
than Of leaving prices at about yester-
days last quotations. Possibly upon the
whole the balance Of speculative opinion
Jed more toward optimism at the close
OF the day than II did yesterday, because
first, OF some consideration Of the large
fall in the market that has just occurred.
and secondly, because OF the bringing
FORWARD OF a number of sound reasons
for looking at the general crop prospects
in a more cheerful light.
More Money Needed.
1t may be conceded that the causes of
the late weakness in the market are not
exclusively those of agricultural proba-
bilities. While the money market lust
now is easy. and while the course Of
foreign exchange points strongly to the
likelihood that substantial financial help
will be received from Europe this year
IN moving the crops, yet there is a gem
eral feeling that, In view Of the already
expanded state of banking credit in the
western States. more money will have
10 be sent from the East to the West
this fan for moving the crops than has
been sent in recent seasons, and this NAV
produce higher money rates in the East
ern financial centers than was seen last
year.
An influence that has worked and con-
tinues TO work with great force against
the stock market Is the growth of an
idea that the country has been living ex-
fravagantly and that II can only regain
us former intrenehed financial position
by the passage of certain length of time
IN which national thrift and economy
must be practiced. The state of radical
political sentiment in the country still
seems 10 weigh heavily and unfavorably
3n banking circles.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago June Olive hogs were lOc lower. The
receipts wsre estimated al 700 head. left over
trom yesterday. 7,OT head; estimated receipts to
morT0w 100 Bulk Of prices 925ao IS; light ana
b4s; mixed and butchers ai0a9 20: heavy s75aaa0:
rough heavy. s,75aSs5 workers. 955as45 pigs. 9loa
e&
Cattle were SLOW at yesterdays decline Estimated
receipts 800 head. BeeYes. Seas. 20; COWS and
heiiegs. 260s6.7O; Texas steers S2as0o stockers
and feeders 5.oOss.40; Western, 5.sa72s.
Sheep were steady to a shade higher Estimated
receipts 1900 head. Natives, 27aAs0: Western.
sooasS5; yearlings 50oa625: lambs. 475asl5; West
srn lambs. 5eoa7.60.
Tsroest Morning Cirnulo+;on
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New Ygt. June s.-Bid and asked prices on gov
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. W. B. Hibbs & Co.. men,
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs Build
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Sex dividend.
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official car becoming in"apao itAte'l M
alloSanCe for time Mas male OF ask"d, and
Yet the premiers both finished In good
physical condition and we're driven IN
Indianapolis under their o~n power after
being released by the technical committee
or the cars manufactured bv the pro-
testing company the tN . pilot cars dropped
out or fell ont early In the contest. and two
OF tho three competing ears Of the same
make were out at the contest before the
fnish
ON the other hand the Premier No 4.
Nhl"h vas Officially pronounced tho = Inner.
not only finished With the best road score
OF any car hut II has Alao the best combined
road and technical rcors under the rules
he eNiden-s submitted for the con-id
GRAFTON ~ the contest board even " adj
mitt"d tp 10 true did not show or tend
Ia show a state of fats WhIch would IuStifJ
reversal Of the referees award. and ! am
quite unable to follow the cOur-e of reason
ing which ls'i the board tn the conclusion
- " l. ~ he regretted that an appeal to
th~ courts NaS necessary, but ! am conf
dent that the result 81 the hearing upon the
merits ~ IN" pending litigation all amply
justify the course ! have adopted
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POI.sD.
Play for Freshmen Cups At NarraEanse,i
Pier.

NARHAGANsEr PIFR. July IS Play 70
, the Freshmen's cups opened the scheduled
tournament OF the Point Judith Country
club this afternoon. The New Haven
second team won from the FArquier County
freebooter- OF Narrenton. Va by a.. goals
to ?. They we're even on handicAps
The lineup
Ne~ Haven Secold !. J { Rathbone. o
bark. Gootwil. Total
ia. swami. :. back. i~A~h = Total
There Vas an exhibition match without
handbags betN cen a New Haven team and
the Point Judith PerroQuets, the latter In
GLIDING the EnRlishmen. Rich and BaldtnR.
Who rode their own imported ponies In
the NTH period BAldng with a bac khandei
hit strucL Hugh Drlrv on the left temple
Drury fell from his pony and had 80 he
helped from the. feld lie viii probably ~.
unable To play FOR some DAYS Ballot Girl
the pony that fell With Stoddard on Satur-
day. was bumped Again to-day With keens
ny and died after the game The lineup
was
Pcno1u-'> !. =. n. Priare :. Rirh . "
BaldlnE, back. II / AgAs>ig
New Haven n. n Thomas l. y Stofdard
p fOthAn keene. rack, n. Drufy and Norman
Prince
The Perroquets won by ~ goals TO a.,
New Haven being penalized hall \ goal
for a foul by keene
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JICTORY FOR LtRNED.
Tennis Champion Wins Lone cod Bowl
In challenge Match.

LoNGwoOD. Mass July - William
l.arn~d Of New York defeated Maurice T..
Mclaughlin Of san Francisco to-day in tho
challenge tennis match for the LonRwood
howl. %. 81 "a Nv his victory
81 the magnificent I.onRwood trophy. hav-
Inc won II last year and IN laoS There was
nothing IN the range Of NtLouxhlin-
strokes. unless It was his service that Larned
did not Offset. and Lsrned did not play his
great game at III" net At that His drives
wer. brought OF in the main from a point
near the base line. His placement strokes
down The centre OF the court were A. speedily
executed a. ANYTHING in the repertoire of
the Pacific coast star
In the second set Mclaughlin ou'plAced
the champion. This set he won. but his
superiority VAS short lived. for just a. the
gathering clouds broke into q terrific thun.
der-torm l.arned smashed home the fnal
q minimum Of errors for the champion and
a ma Nimum OF placements The match Nas
held up for an hour. Thousands Of the mo-t
exclusive -o.iety people OF Boston and
cnVirons huddled together In adjacent
doorway-. and under trees. and one Young
BACK Ray bud even got into the hollow pari
81 big roller cRring nothing apparently
for tho d~st ruction Of her magnificent gown.
The long interval Of rest apparently had
the OBJECT % a tonic on IArned's game Hts
snd IN the last three games Of the 81
Mel oughln @s'orad hut {? points Tho
hnal poin' Of tho match MT tho barrier and
barely got oyer. but a. tho national cham
piop had a lead Of % q y wss doubtful
would have won tho game even n the nuke
shot had not occurred
Tho points Of tho match
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Es.ex Freeboo,ers Win n Polo.

L"SG BRAN'H. Y. }. July IS The polo
tournament for the Monmouth challens 80
cup reached the final round this afternoon
at knIn.on Ne,k. when the Es-eN Freehooters
Of to "a goals The Freehooters will
cross mAllei. With the Rumson Country
club four "Wednesday Afternoon In az
deciding game The lineup and hAndIcaps
FsseS TrecbooterS y Tlney IN l. Thine, 1
Y & Lawrence. :. l. u Hunt.a Total handigap
RumsOu " Anderers y " Jones Arthur
No lure ! David Do~s. I. ". y Jones Jr /
Total handicap.
Goats scored for ESSes Freebooter, y Time,
y " nlneb. \ X. {. Lawrence. = l. n Hunt /
FArned goals Freebootrrs. Net core 4
Goas->rorei for Runison " anderers y n
Jones. T. Arthur No lure I. Earned goals
= Net scorc-ra Referee. Chariss " Sabin
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Rar uaybor reun,.

BAR HARHoR. Ne July IS The fret
round Of the annual tennis tourna rent
~ the koh4 Valley Club IN mixed doubles
was PLAYED to-day Tho scores
Dave Hennen Morris and partner. 4 bye. Mis-
Elsie iick oven ana q. Davis, JT beat MlEs Louise
kn0slton and " Shepard = 10, "a. 5: Miss
,Awrence And boN 81: j. hcsi Mis-. Grace
and Rogers heat Miss Van R~rsseArr and
NJ Holman -. a Y Mr. water htr, and Mis-
Iorce heat N'ss Psuiine Davis and 8 Blair 5
4 Miss las renee and ". baNis beat Miss
nusetts Davis and : y HoVaru 81 81 Sidney
". Ripley ana Ais5 MAJ. bye.
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NtTIONtI IEtGIE.
PhilII~s Heat the Pirates In the Ont,
Game PLAYED

There was only one game IN the National
LRaEV" YESTERDAY. and the Giants ver~
involved hnt hat happened Nas good
for them IN" Tit'Shurss acre beaten
nv the Philhe-. Nhirh al ded security 10
New Works hold on second place
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south Atlantic v,earu.

~ Jacksonville First Ean- Macon JACK
Maroon. n
~ 'olunbia Colur- ms 5 columbia
~ savannah augusta 5 savannah
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Totals N = u q
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