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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-25
ARRANGE CANOE REGATTA
Interclub Association Holds Annual
Event July 4.
Tidal Basin Selected a. Scene of
observation-disclosures Pro-
grRmme Made Up.

The Tidal Basin has been selected by
the Interclub Canoe Association for the
annual regatta, which will be held on
July 4. in connection with the safe-and-
sane Fourth athletic events held In PO-
tomac Park. The executive committee OF
the association selected the basin. after
much consideration, owing 10 the many
advantages 1t offers. both TO the en-
trants and to the spectators.
Handsome prizes VIII be awarded the
winners of each event, especially in the
club fours. The trophy offered in this
event is the Commodore Cup" and the
club whose crew wins the event st two
annual Tegattas VIII be allowed to own
it. All OF the other prizes will be in
gold and bronze for the first and second
places. The regatta will be run of on
the following rules:
1. The novice rsces are open only to paddlers
who have never won a place in a canoe race.
3 Association championship events are open only
20 members Of the association.
! In padding events only canoes OF az accepted
cruising model viii be permitted to be used
l. Seats may be removed and thwarts inserted In
place thereof, but other fixtures" viii be per
mitted.
D Ellklullty OF canoes u1Qer above rule 70 be de-
tcrmtned by the chairman Of the regatta committee
s. In tail-snd race. contestant Is to paddle canoe
stern first sitting In the forwardnost seat facing
direction travelling.
Z In fitting contest, Contestants must approach
each other stsrboand side and engage as soon
as within thurSting distance,
g. Fouls viii be called by referee on contestants
for holding opponents lance hooking forced squat
ting. dropping to gunTales OF other support 70
keep balance. and for pesistsntly refusing 70 en-
gage when within thrusting distance Five fouls on
one contestant rules him out
All entries must be in the hands OF
the financial secretary, W. Frank Med
bury, 300 Pennsylvania avenue oval
fcr6's). by s p. m, July 2 1910. An
entrance fee OF 50 cents viii be charged
for the first entry and Is cents for each
additional entry. Entry fees must ae-
company all entries.
Ample accommodations have been made
by the committee to accommodate the
large crowds that will be on hand to wit
ness the events. The basin was selected
because of the fact that the races can be
seen from all sides. which gives every one
an equal chance to watch the progress of
the events from start to finish.
Following are the different events which
have been mapped out by the committee:
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sheepshead Bay.

FIRST RACE-For two-yearolds, nonwinners Of
500 or more than three races 500 added; i've and
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BATTLE ON EVEN TERMS.
PetwOrth and WOODBURY. Go Nine
Innings in Suburban League.

For nine innings Petworth and Wood
burn battled TO a standstnl In the Sub
urban League yesterday. neither team
being able TO break a 5-tO-5 tie Wood
burn put two across in the first inning,
but was unable TO score during the next
four stanzas during which time I'VE Pet
worth men crossed the counting block.
In the sixth WOodbmn came to life
again. however, and IN that inning and
the following two. drove IN three runs.
tying the score.
Petworth made a last effort 10 win I'm
the first half of the ninth. but Moore
was effective, and two were left on the
bases, In a last desperate rally. in the
last half OF the last inning, McKenny. of
WoodbUrn, reached first on an infeld
error. Mcintyre was sent in to run for
him, and was caught trying 10 steal sec
ond. Moore then got to first on another
error, hut O'Nerls true throw caught
him sliding into the keystone sack To
cap the climax. Junghans walked and
was caught making an effort to succeed
where the others had failed by O'NeiTs
heave to Stewart. Mullins playing at
second for WOOdburn was sensational.
Score:
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Iwo-hase hits-HaTtley. Watson. Stolen bases-W
Talosrt, Bueh Baker Hartley %, Bailey ~. lash
q. Whiting, F. Calf. First base on balls-Of
Crawford. 2; OFF Green. 6; of McS3reror ? struok
oot-By Crawford, /; by Lash. 5; by Green. /: by
Mctiregor, 3 Hits-0f Crawford 5 in 3 innings;
on Lash. in I innings; of Green. 2 In SIS in
nings Runs seored-OF Crawford, Z: of Green. 5.
Double plays-t1scher tunassisted); Watson to Sill
rester to W Tslbert; Hartley 20 burnside 70 paile
Wild ptches-Green Crawford Hit By pitcher
Fischer, Crawford. Left on bases-Hyattsyile. 9:
BeFwyn s. First base on crrors-Berwyn. 2 UNI
psre-Mr. Whinerey, Tine Of game-2 hours
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American National forfeited its game
with Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany yesterday BY failing to put a team
on the field. Dutch" Kinney lined up
the Washington Loan and Trust team and
announced the score to 0 in their favor.
Americans failure to have q team is
due 20 several Of its players taking their
summer vacation.
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First base on hais-Oh Walling 8: OF stadler
Innings pitohcd-By stadler 9-3: hy Freeman
is. Hits mAds-0f Stsdler, Il; OF Freeman.
Struck out-By Wslling 8; hy stadler 4; By FIRE.
man. TwOoase Hits-J. Freeman, Chappls CO.
Freeman ~, Callahan. Wauing. Sacrifice hits
Chsmbcrlin stadler Double plsys-stsdler 10 Hur-
ley 20 Freeman. Hit by piteher-By waIling 5
Wild pitch-Walling. Passed balls-Murphy, Chap
pie. Umpire-Air Ray, Time q game hours and
20 minutes
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ALL THE NEWS AND GOSSIP IN THE SPORTING WORLD
MIDWAYS PROVE EASY.
COrneIPs Tigers Have No Trouble
Winning at Capital City Park.

Cornell won long-drawn-out contest
IN the Capital City League. u to 8.
Curly Byrd was at his best, allowing
the losers but four hits. three of which
were of the scratch variety. The other
hit was registered on Of Balzer, who re-
lieved Byrd in the seventh inning, the
latter complaining of a sore arm. The
Tigers battered the sphere TO all corners
of the lot, four of their twelve hits going
for extra bases Zannelli, at short.
played a good game for the losers, while
Az HandibOe carried of the batting
honors with three clean singles. Score:
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BERWYN TRIMS EVANSVILLE.
Winners Secure Seven Runs OF
CrawfOrd's Delivery.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Hyattsville, June 24-The Berwyn,
Prince GscrSe County. baseball team de-
feated Hyattsville here to-day by to s.
Crawford started for Hyattsville. He
lacked control and allowed FIVE hits in
five innings.
The visitors scored seven runs. Lash
succeeded him and BeFwyn did not score
again Green, who was not in form, gave
six bases on ball and hit one man. He
allowed but two hits, but Hyattsvine
scored I'VE runs.
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WAR COLLEGE VICTORIOUS.
photographic office Unable to Con-
meet with KulIe.

The Photographic Office OF the Navy
Department met defeat at the hands OF
the Army War College team at Washing
ton Barracks by the overwhelming Score
OF Is 20 : The Var College, with a
strengthened team, showed much speed
on the bases and made their hits count
Kulle, on the slab for the War College,
FIVE scattered hits, and, with perfect sup
port, would have scored a shut-out
Score.
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F1Tst base on balls-Od kohler. j. on BalEer 3;
of Byrd, , Innings ptched-By Kohler 8; by
Kohler, - of Duffy o. of Byrd, 4; of Balzer, /.
Struck out-By KOhler. 4: by Byrd Z by Baizer. l.
Thrse-base hit-King Two-base hits-Hessier.
KeEne. Salb. Sacrifice Gy-MsrcerOn. Sacrifice hit
DAILY. Stolen bases-Handiboe %, Hessler Mertz
o. DAILY Woodward. Double plays-Zannelh 10
Riston 10 Duffy: Sslb 10 King Passed balls
Mertz. q Noyes l. Umpire-Mr Pete Hoffman.
Tine Of game hours.
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Marine. TO Play Cornell Company

The Marines and Cornell Company, OF
the Capital City League. win clash -
the latters grounds. First and NJ streets
northwest, Sunday afternoon at 2:So.
This should be a good game, as the Cor
nell Company team is leading the Capt.
tai City League, which is one OF the best
and fastest in the District while the
Marines have defeated nearly all Of the
Independent teams of the District and
vicinity.
The lineup for the Marines will be:
Amey. c.; Apple, S.; Snyder, CT; Lowe,
3D.: Harley, 3D.. Workman, IT,; Lyons,
IT.; Litz, 1b.j Nuss or Ritter, p
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Lett on bases-StatlCn, 8, Adams c. First base
on balls-Of McAlahon. 4; of America 4. Innings
pitched-By America, 6; by Thompson. !. Hits
made-Of America :; of ThumIson. . Struck ont
by McNiahon. g. hy America, {; BY Thompson, l.
Three-base hit-Stewart. Two-base hits-Hanvey
Thompson, Barron Stolen bases-JeWett HanYey
o'NeI. McAlahon. Thompson. Riehl. Taylor u.
LinthiClm. Double play-PecS 10 Harvey Hit by
pitchCr-By Mc1Iahn 1 Umpire-M Handiboe
Time Of game hour and 3 minutes
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Lolt % bases-G, z. o, >. c 8 r, 10. FlT6t
base on balls-0f Carlin. !; of Zirke. !. Struck
out-By CaTlin. IL; by zirkle. Il Three-base hits
Fischer Smithson. Two-base hits-Alills ~ Frstoe
e. Langan, Strieby, Perygo. Sacrifice hits-HoE-
ell e. Harley. Stolen bases-PeHygo Mills q.
SmithsOn. Mccarthy COOksey q. Linden. Double
play-Howel TO Strictly. Hit BY pitcher-By Carlin.
3. Wild pitch-Carlin. Passed balls-ThOmpson. /:
Hurdle, J. Umpire-Mr. Wood. Time Of game-I
hour and s. minutes
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Three-base hit-MotheTsead. Two-hase hits-sssolr~
nsy, MAloney Pinnar Sacrifice hit-Hoovsr. Left
on hases-WGr College s. Hydrographic oface, 6
Stolen bases-Sgourney 81, Mothersead ~. PinDaT
Everett Kulle Maloney Hoover Bases on balls
on Croghan (: og Whiting l: Of KuIls L Hit
b. pitchsr-Mothersead. Struck Out-By Croghan. 8;
by Whiting l; by Kuile. T. Umpdre-Nr. Freeman.
Tine Of gsme-l hour and 20 minutes
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The Score,

First base By eUOrs-Ninth 5; Hamline g. Left
on bases-Ninth 6: Hamline g. First base on balls
On SymanOskie. /. of Richmond p Innings
pitched-By symanoskie 23; by Richmond Is
Hits made-Of Symsn0skie G. Struck out-By
symanoskie 5; by Richmond. 3; by Wheatley. .
Home run-Stuckert. Three-base hits-Stuckert
Moreland 90, Sahius. TwO-hase hits-Morelaud
Miles. Walter. Broome. Hands. Sacrifice hits
Qusntrelie ~, McNIcrIis o. Stolen bases-Walter
Hands, Wynkoop. Hit by pitcher-By Symanoskie
], Wild pitohes-Wheatley. 2 Umpire-SiT. Dough
erty. Tine q gagze-I hour and s. minutes
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AMATEUR LEAGUES.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Capital City League-coraell Company, u; Mid
way 3.
Depa .tmental League-Post-oalce. g. Agriculture, 2
Marquette Jeague-G. p. O.. u: Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company 3.
Sunday School League-Ninth 10; Hamline, TO-
Suburban League-Petworth, 5; WOODBURY. g.
Independence Lesgue-St Martins 7; st.
Paul's, 8.
Terminal Railroad Y NJ. @. a. League-Adams.
D; Station. Q
Commercial League-southeast, g: Berry s Whit
more. lten innings.
Bankers League-Wsshington Loan and Trust. 6;
American National 0 forfeited.
Olympia League-TennaytONn II; Prospect p
Colored Departmental Leagle-Wsr and Navy Il:
Bureau, Il.
GAMES TODAY.
Capital City Leaguz-st Stephens vs Sewage
Pumping Station.
Marquette Lesgue-No game.
Sunday School League-Langdon rs. Peck
Suburban League-Takona Brightwood.
Commercial Jeag1e-0pen date
Indepenpence League-Nsssau ". National Union
Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. demonstration
vs.. Picked Team.
Bankers Lesgue-No game
Olympia League-Madeirs vs.. Tanglewood
Southern Railway League-Treaslrers vs. Auditors
Colored Departmental Lesgce-Interior vs. AQri-
culture.
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RIoomingdale 20 PInr-

The Bloomingdale Athletic Club VIII
play the Chevy Chase Club team at
Chevy Chase at $50.
The Bloomingdale boys defeated their
rivals once this season after a hard fight.
and expect 10 land another victory to-
day.
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First base b. cTTuTs-A gTiCulture T. PO5t-Ofhco. s.
Left bases-A gTicllture To- Post-ofhce 8. First
base on balls-Of Ferguson, 8: of Lynch. 2 Struck
o1It-By Ferguson, - By Lynch, T. Sacrifice hits
Aston, Bamhaft Bryan. stolen bsses-0Trison.
FentOn. Kraft. Murphy. Saunders TTOw bridge.
Double play-Callahan to Fenton. Hit By pitcher
By Lynch. ?; by Ferguson, ]. Wild ptch-Lyneh.
Umpire-Air. Belts. Time Of game-l hour and Is
minutes.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

Al Albany-SyTacuse s. Albany. 2
At Troy-Utica. II; Troy. 3
At Observation-Disclosures 4 BinghAmton, O
At Scranton Elmira. ! Scranton, 2
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Norfolk, II, Lynchburg, s

SPECIAL % Ihe washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, June 2.-Norfolk ex-
perienced no difficulty to-day in defeat
ing Lynchburg. II TO 5.
The Lynchburg pitchers were hit hard,
and with the Norfolk hits Lynehburg
mixed several bad errors. The Shoe
makers never appeared to be in the game
after the second inning. Score:
RHE
Lynohburg- 02ooi 0oao-5 s
Norfolk. 0 2 2 o z 0K-u l3 3
BatteTies-Lloyd. Sexton. Levy, and Rove; Walsh
and MrnsOn Umpire-sr. Fender.
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Lot On basas-st. AIartIn s 3 81 PauI's. s FlFst
base On balls-0f Greer. /. Innings pitched-By
Wilkers0n, Z; by Leonard, 2 Hits made-Oh VIII
keTson, 8; Of Leonard. s Struck out-By WikersOn
s; by Greer y; by Leonard. l. Thres-base hits
Br1nner, Beall rTo-base hits-Sack, Brewer. Tan
sell Rodler. Sacrifice hit-Brunner Stolen bases
Julien Dampier Brewer o.. Slack Greer Double
Dlay-Brunner to BeaI. Hit BE- pitcber-By Wilker-
son, /; by Leonard, /. Umpire-Alr Newman Time
Of game-l hour and IS minutes.
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Totals. -. 5 = Is 5 ]


S. z. Y, ". c. A.. 2 0 Q Ia
Berry & Whitmore..... 4 0-s
Earned nIns-BerTy & Whitmore. 2; Y NJ. c. A.
T. First base by erroTs-BeFTy & Whitnore 2;
Y. ". c. A, ). Left bases-BeTTy WhitmGre,
8; Y. N. c. A. 4. First base on balls-Of 0gls
5; Of PeSsagno, 2 Innings pitched-By Passsgno.
81; by Shelley, II. Hits msde-Oh Oge. l0l OF
Pessagn0 6. OF Shelley 3 struck out-By Ogle,
8; By Pessagno. 2; by Shelley 2 Two-bsss hit
Beale. Stolen basss-Wentz. Alullay 81. Thompson
~. Brown. Woodward. Ring. Sherwood %. HUNT,
Beale %, Pesssgno 80. Shelley.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures Z Louisville O.
At Kansas City-Bansas City. !; indianapolis z
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Neutrality-suspicious.. 0; Memphis. l. Second
game; Memphis. 0. Nashville l.
81 Birmingham Birmingham. 8: Mobile O.
At Montgomery-New Orieans. 5; Montgomery. 8
At Atlanta-Atanta, 8; Chattanooga, l.
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At 0maha-0maha, 3; 81. joseph, s.
At Sioux Cty-Sioux City. 3; Denver. Is.
At Des Moines-Des Moines, S; Topeka. g.
AT Linooln-IAncoln, l.; Wichita. 1.
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rENNALLYTOwN LANDS GAME.
suburbanites Take Contest from
Wisconsin Avenue Boys.

In game in which thirty-fve hits, and
twenty-nine runs were totaled. Tennally-
town won from Prospect; scoring seven
teen runs 10 their opponents twelve
Chapple and Musgrove each connected
for four ssfetias Score.
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nIuemonfs LooLing for Gamea.

The Bluemont Athletic Club would
Ike TO arrange games with all baseball
teams in the District. averaging four
teen years OF age Address Paul Dean,
1877 Seventh street northwest
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MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
4 Baltimore-Toronto, !; Baltimore. Z.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lawrence-Lawrence. 6; FAN River. :
At WoTcester-W Worcester. 3; BaFerhiI. 4.
AT Decentralization, i; Lowell. 3
At Lynn-Lynn. l; New Bedford. Second game:
Lynn l. New Bedford 10
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GETS POOR SUPPORT.
America TVirIs Grand Ball for sta
tiOn, but His Team Plays Poorly.

Adams Express trimmed Station in the
Terminal r. r. Y NJ. c. \. League, TO
2 America made his debut for Station
and did well. but was accorded poor sup
port at critical moments
Thompson led at the bat and ran bases
in good form Score
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War-Navy won from Bureau in the
Colored Departmental League Il to Il
Many OF the regulars absented them
selves and In their places several subs
were depended apon 10 win the game.
Edmunds pitched well.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

AT New Acknowledgment 9; New Haven 2.
At Northampton- Northampton 4; Waterbury, 3
At springield-New Britain. 2: Springfield. O.
Second game: New Britain 3, Springfield, 6.
At Hartford -foyoke. Z Hartford twelve IN
ninssl
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FARMERS ARE DOWNED.
Mall Carriers Defeat Agriculture
Tribe on White Lot.

Although outoatted Post-offiee sue
ceeded in trimming Agriculture. in the
Departmental League 10 ?. through the
good twirling OF Ferguson. This chunky
pitcher only allowed two hits for eight
innings and famed thirteen men. He
also secured one of the Msilmens three
hits.
Lynch twirled IN hard luck and but
for bad bounce would have allowed
only ono nm Scnre.
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AT Dallas-San Antonio. g, Dallas O.
At Oklahoma Cty-OklshomR Oty. 6; Waco, &
At Fort Worth-FoTt Worth. 2; Galveston. o
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hsNaotfH --+.---.-.----- o D ! %
Tw0-base hits-QuintsT, Gallagher Toruev. Sacri.
fce ly-Steele. Sacrifice hits-Mayne. Hiser stolen
basss-DaEis. Clayton. McKenny. Barnes. Steele.
L. Due, Carroll, Moore. AIullin, Baggette Double
plays-Mullin 70 Carroll Stuart (unassister); Tor
ney 70 O'NeiL. Lett on bases-Woodburn 4; Pet
worth. 5. Base On balls-On Moore. 1; on Gala
CHER. ). First base On errors Woodburn. 5; Pet
worth. 4. Struck out-By Gallagher, 6; by Moore 8
Passed balls-ONen ?; Baggette. / Wild pitch
Moore. Umpire-AiE- Myers. Time Of game-l hour
and S minutes.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At L&ncaster-W illiamsport. 2; Lancaster, 5.
At Reading Altoona. 8: Reading, !.
At York-Harisburg Z York. Il.
At Trenton-Treuton. s; JohnstOwn. 4.
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At C0lumbVs-SaTsnnah. /. Columbus. Q.
AZ Maeou-Alacon O. Augusta. /
At 0iumbia-Columbia. s. jacksonville, 1.
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Wants Amateur Games

photographic Office ball team would
like 10 arrange games with any amateur
teams IN the District. Address W. ri
Whiting. Navy Department
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CRAWLING UP LADDER.
st. Martins Moves Into Second
Place by Trimming st. PauPs.

ST Martins took an exciting game
from st. Pauls. in the Independence
League. and moved into second place.
This victory put the Churchmen within
haflins distance of Manhattan Score.
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G. P. O. WINS ONE.
Breaks Into Winners Column in
Marquette League.

the won column yesterday in the Mar
quette League by trimming the Chesa-
pea1e and Potomac Telephone Company,
Il TO 8 The Opportune hitting Of the
Printing Office boys was the cause OF
the victory Score.
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The ofacials selected for the regatta
are:
Rsferes. Adrian oizcr; clerk Of course George
Hutehison; starter, G. W. Hecox: iudrps Dr. ]. R.
Tubman. Alfred B. Deaf, and A, p. Hastiurs.
Course committss-w. Frank Meibury Edwin B.
Finch and Adrian sizer.
Regatta committee-AdriAa SiEer. chairman: Al
Bred B, Dent, 3. B. Finch. George Hutchison, A.
Z. Hastings. O c. Perkins. D. Z. MasteEson, W.
F. Medhzry. A. 81. Eevius. w. r. SUNNY aod W.
c. Sullivan.
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Portsmouth Easy winner.

Special to The Washington herald
Richmond, Va, June 2t-Portsmouth
took the second game Of the series to-day.
Welsher and Salve split even on the
number Of hits, each giving up six. but
Portsmouth punched hers with Rich
mond's errors, making the victory com
parstively easy. Score:
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WINNER AT 20 TO |
RockStone Takes Grass Sell
ing Stakes at Sheepshead.
BEAUC0UP, FAvoRITE, BEATEN
McCRbe, "a Stable Boy, Rides Horse
to Victory, Taking Exciting Race
Roekstone Runs Into Fence and
Throws Jockey 10 Ground.

New York. June 2L-Rockstone. a 20
to-l shot, ridden by McCabe. stable boy
in the employ Of Trainer Weir, upset
the calculations OF the form players at
Sheepshead Bay to-day, when he won
the Grass Selling Stakes.
Beaucoup. S-to-5 favorite, was rushed
TO the front soon after the start. at
tended by J. H. Reed and Rockstone
McCabe allowed Roekstone TO run his
own race on the far turn. with the re-
suit that the son of Roekston overhauled
Beaueoup az the head Of the stretch.
Then Blackford came from nowhere,
but he could not catch Rockstone, who
won by three-fourths Of a length, with
Blackford two lengths in front of Beau
coup. After Rockstone had passed the
judges, he ran into the fence and threw
his small rider to the ground. but the
boy was not hurt
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sOUTV ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Groenwood-Greenvood. ! ; Ys1oo city. 0.
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The Summaries.

FIRST RACE-One mile. Field Mouse, ll5 Du-
gam. to 5. won; Follie Levy l02 l1lcGee to 10.
second; our Hannah. q Oloorel % 10 J. third
Time. s. Adriuche and Zeuap also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fiye furlongs. Gold Of Ophir
q lEstepl 70 !. won; Little Raiah. l05 tMciee).
10 !, second: Var jig l0s (Creeyyl to !, third.
Time. 100 So Hestagun. PIutOCnt. Sehago. sum
mer Time Osabar. Romple. Frog Ace Of Clubs
Dixon, Mary Bodine. Alexandra, Lsnge Indora,
Harlem Lass. and Lula also ran
THIRD RACE-OEe mile and one fIrl5ng Mont
gomery, 100 tShiIiBgl 10 I. won; Reyboun, 80
Glass. II TO o. second; Norbltt l04 tiiutwelD S
to . third. Time. 81 So Only three starters
FOURTH RACE-One and 0ne-shteenth miles.
Roc6stouo 100 lAcCsbel. 20 to J. won; BlaCkfCrd
0S tGlassl, to 2, second Beaue0Up. Jos tCreeyyl,
10 ), third Time IS. Casque. Quautico, and
J. II. Reed also ran
FIFTH RACE-0ne nile. Frank Purcell. s.
tEstepl, 10 l. won; ST. Regis 100 CReid). 80 to J.
second Black Mate, TO- (AFchIbaldl 10 . third
Time l392 5 Superstition, Jupiter Joe. Lsd Of
Langdon. Jeanne dare. Kentucky Beau, Arctic,
ard Wise Mason also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six aud cue-haf flrlongs. PMS
Gillian, l2 u. Duganl > 70 s. won; Nimbas III
on. McGeeD, TO l. second; ssndrisn. g o. Nc
Caheyi, 10 70 !, third. Time. l:l235 Glorio also
ian.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-25
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