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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-27
KRlWER WINS TITLE RtCE.
Takes National CIrCuIt Event hut Lose,
Pursuit Watch.

Frank T. Kramer had No dificulty win.
ming the me mile national circuit profess
sional championship event Yesterday after
noon a. the Vsilsburg cyrle track in Newark
kramsr,ieads IN the points arored IN The
national circuit championship events. hav-
ing " points 10 his credit Foaler has q.
John Bedsu ~. Fred Hill ~, Hshir TO-
Root :. bro bach ana Floyd kreb-
Tho unlimited Australian purslI race
haiSe,n The Imsrican ana Australian
IA pipns Kramer sud GouIet's wa run
In two sections because one n Manner
tires punCtured A. nine miles GOule'te
Vas ~ wards ahead n he opponent when
kramer's tire punrtur~d md the pair took
hes relative positions when the race vas
resi- 4-ted bOulette nhally 0verhauled
krame- after riding for i-9 miles IN the
80 pnd zartion ~ fhe match. The total
distgn-e ~ ia - miles made the match
on- ~ tho longest pursuit races ever con
tested 1T the Nailsburg track
summaries
un- Nile Handi-ap Amateur Won BY p J.
Hera nay Nieu " n yards, serond Courtney
Peer y r v " ioo vans, third Time. 7:
Trrr~ Mic Hahdiran Professional Won By
Jumbo Weis. Yea ZEALAND. 30 yards Fduari
Rrpprrrhi NeWhrk. 40 yards, serond ..
NIftcn. Davenport ~ yards third T SMITH
SrWAfk - Yards fouTth Patn-s O'guIiivhn
Hehir Australia. oyards. nfih. Time. sminuies
ruo Mic Handi~ap. Amateur Won By William
Rrnnrtf R0rkyils Crntef. T. 2 20 yards Frank
"a anagh. NeWafE 80 yards. second samuel
Rim NeN iors - yards. uhird Louis Cune
Ntlet e. ~ yards. fourth Abbott newark
- wards. ufth Time minutes n . ssrands
une Me National Circuit Championship
Professional Won hy Fnnk l. kramer. East
Orange q q Vo1t nost1u srrond John Redel
IynhFOok O.. ftird Peter Dfoharh. B0st0n
fourth Time . minutes ~ S s~ronds
Australian Pursuit MAUh. Professional NJ
tween Frank T. Kramer Past Orange and Alfred
G0ulette. Australia Won ~ G0ulette. DIS
lance. 10 miles, LAPS Time not iAken.
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LAWN TENNIS.
Hamilton Strange l.. r. e. Championship
and Handicap singles.

eAN HNuuANAR NnAAsSss
Three set matches we're The order in
both the championship and handicap
singles 81 the Hamilton Grange Lawn Ten
mis- club yesterday. In each event a com
pstltOr reached the semi-hnal round Harold
G. KellOck advanced TO the semi-nnal Of
he championship. defeating Arthur ~
I.0vibOnd after Loyibond several times
Was within a stroke Of winning In the deuce
sets. and William q. Banks. s-3. love q
aud -
In the handicap DR. George x. Hndreth.
minus s., reached the semi final
tine Of the hest competitions Of the day
was IN the seoOnd round Of The cham
plOnship ~ whtCh George y Parkes de-
ieated Walter ~. FISHER
The summary
Casmgoasuip Men'. Snrlss Firs, rsund
Ernest siiilsg defeated Ron-i .rsyior, IS q >.
HaiisC Aeuin haH defeatel Haroid Living To-
b default Wait'r y. fis'her defeated Waltz
. Chase. = q. . =, George =. Farkes dsisAtei
ssl,o '',' esrE Ts'i p c Ma a.
icatsd james \. - Seaie b.. By driauiL
secoal liound haruli Jeiiock defeated
Bahks dsieatsi 4 r. ThIis. : s. a. Ws.,sy
Merrill Hail defeated Eruast Miller. 81 a.
George =. Parkrs dcisatsI Waiter n FisTher
Tnird HOUND Harold Ksllork defeated william
]. Hadka. "a OHa.6
hh1dicap Wen q NlnfleH FlfHt rnund " 4.
C1okc. scraich. defeated u n steWart srratrh
4. 50. Paul y Meai, minus 81. defeat-i y y
love. srrntrh. "a 80 T.. C1urhian nlua h.
A. defeated Georrr y bartc. Minus half 81
b. default. harDh keiiork. minus haif ~ a.
iea'd e. " Fuitie. plus hair IS. Is. 9 -
H,rnni Round q p smith. -rratrh defeated
" y Clark. mlnus halt o. q a. SO W Anuis
tn. uius haf ~. defeated " 4 gtacknn1ie uius
N. 50 -. Paul q Meal minus M def~st-d
W. ,. Cooke. srratrh, a. -. Ernrst Wiiir-
scrat-h. deicatei Edward " tlhaire. aersE h.
3 g. . =. ChaTies shepard. plus hslf ~ defeate 4
hohert TaYl1r, Plus half ta. a q 5. ~ t5enrgs
Hifirsth. nimua half -. defeated h q Affsn
acrat~h. - $3.50
Taird Round ~ George r. HldrCtn n,iru.
aai ~ defeated Charles Shepard. pus half Ia
- 80
The final match In doubles fST the met
rOpOlllan championship gtll BE- PLAYED ~
the Meai SIDE Tennis Clue zl9ih street
Harold n Hacker and FredsFlck b AieTan.
Ger. TIE rational champions, vii meet
kdWin P. FischsF and Raymond D. LittiS.
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ROWING.
beings ~ the GIubs Around the HarIsm
River Boating News FrSm Abroad.

On account ~ the intense hest IN ths
sarly part ~ laFt week the racing men
around Sculer Row were little on ths
Ioafng side and the routine work had "
~ cut down considerably The coaches
here and there thought Il Vas pOOr policy.
especially A. a couple NJ htR regattas are
nesr a. hand The senior eight ~ tho
Nassau BOat club II keeping a. the work
and showing good results About the
middle NJ the week Coach Johnny smith
made a few changes. putting three Of the
stronger men further aff IN the boat Thoaa
Wh0 Nere moved toward the stern we're
liouel. tool and s'ettig. and the boat
seems - travel . great deal smoother aud
With less hang between strokes II h
thought that the men are not quite al .
vanr~f enough yet for hard rare bat
they sll ~ better Judges NJ pare after
hey have had = couple NJ races taken out
o. Them They vill go 10 PhiladsIpha on
luiV I and have = 20 az ne Long taland
regatta On Juiy on the Harlem River
The Junior eight cared rrew ~ the HaT-
lem Rowing Club had q bit NJ tTyOut the
~ her night, the trial horse heing the clubs
senior double n Wa the intention Of
lark Magic 70 send the crews over the mile
and quarter course, and bis opinion VAS
that N the eight held the double h would
10 doing very veil because tho double i
supposed ~ he living just nos They
started and Of course the double forged
ahead after they broke away When the
flMNIN HFNNlefA NNNl W HNIWAH " uMNf KY over
hauled fhe double. and 81 q quarter II
mile the invincible double was passed. and
0n~e let In The rear easily diEpOsed Of The
eight b. going N Philadelphia for the People
regatta and ~ course N T. the double
The Henley regatta in England Il \ littla
more than a week away The event most
interesting this wear h tho Diamond acuila
chiefly bacause there u an entry from I'M.
side NJ the water and there are = couple
from the Continent A dozen entries
have heen handed in for the race. Whirh
means that the winner Will have 90 rOs
shout four heats altogether THIS viii 10
had for COsErave NJ Toronto. who h. MOI a
very heavy man, and 10 may get tirsd Out
ere he rearhes the final. The entries are
. ueHar. London r. e.. y y. p Pinks
Clare tollege. Cambridge . Mansell Moulin.
hinEs t0llegr. Cambridge Alexander Nc
tlliOch. lelnder Ciuh. W ID Winnear
kensingt1n. u G.. ! do a. Edve. AurioI
r 4 q. ,. FairhaiFn. Jesus College. Gam.
bridge q. J.. Thompson. Trinity Wall
Z amhTidgr II. & bourne, New Coilege
Oxford y Liras Msyencs h & GERMANY.
y q. t0sgTave. AFEonaut n e. Toronto
Martin stehnke. Watiaiavia r. D.. GERMANY
The Winnipeg four waa dlned rscsntlv
~ tas London R { and welcomed b. kinF
George.
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BRI SHE'S ON THE sPEEDWaY
Scarcity ~ shoppers Out Although the
aondliInna Mere FIne

The narin"es NJ rhs New York Driving
Club whsh -fArt newt Saturday ~ Park.
way fra"k have called many ~ the -peei
Wav favorite- from rhs drive and YESTERDAY
morning Nith perfect road and Wea'he
c0nd r'0ns ihsra Was e dearth NJ inpromptu
brushes The old rivals Who knows. 7Ii'..
from he stable u christopher Racket
and 'oasi Marie. "a, James 4 Murphy,
favorite pa' INC mare. mel again. bur Coast
Mare Wa leading f0rlorn hope shs
either r0uid not ~ would not Try and r.
fused IN b-tray tho slightest Interest aa
hsa's
Whiam stoel'zinEs new lspIrant. Toby
A1te'. iil not enter into Tho racing very
eiteusySlE Ws stareI iu one race. but
he W, sed = hard 1us 10 beat. SD ANworthv.
2t-.s ~ va. leading by ia lengths ~
The Iu at M pusf tuH Oshorue'- Trivy
VS. N several urusbe- bat she was Obliged
20 '"H -" defeat ~ majority Of her
-Eiio- hsr nFst. huweyer, va q win Ehsn
-ne ed.urrd zfrIde- Wfth John Shosmaksr' I
DI't Mfiiarns after This sha was defeated
h' " " flarkz kilIutt B and The old speed
a. .r.1 latgner Ogden smith
llnntnga iWile PRINCESS Ellwnod
vs. 10 uuniuE form and defeated indrsW
'TaA I"rd Nfh no nay stallion The apoileF.
ami we .nwsred mo rul1r- II Y len.
new~u hH'f0r William Sr0fts louise b
-iaTt"l % uus brush. and This was a win.
nins IrfigrnHu.e tor the lftls mare She
tOCrtr
=, hmgH Fu-,'. good ut.le pacing rsldlus
',h,'"r Rs- another favorite Who won
sne ~ 30" ~ which hs started he de-
ieai"u DANDY q n with M nsv- o.-nsg
~ fnsu. ~ no r=ins 4 series II brnsbs.
$500 frSge1ld and MILAN 0'Nsiii's
A-A'' '''''i'' resulted Ia an even break
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Advance stakes. weight for Age. the star
Attraction.

The intense rivalry between the Keere
and HildFsth stables probably will make
the running NJ The Advance Stakes. weight
for age. one mile and hve-siHt~enths. ~
Sheepshead Hay his afternoon ono II the
most Interesting rares n the meeting
Mr. keene's representatives are Ballot and
Maskeite. and they may md favor over
Hildreth's King Iame~ and RrstigOuche,
With X 7 Wilson " . Olamhala, the
Suburban winner a possible factor
For the Thistle stake az mile and half
On the turf. The Peer, Superstition and Mont 10
EomeTy may 80 well IN q handicap az a
mile the Odom entry Prince Gal and MIN
bus may he played to beat Dreamer, Resti-
FOuChe and Others Two-ye1r Odds will
run IN the opening event. at i've and a
half furlOnga. Futurtty course. with 81
gurd. Warbler and White Wool having good
chances For the selling Hteeplerhase
q about two miles, Sanctus, Ballaoalla and
Bound Brook may divide the money. In
the third race. for platerH. a. seven fur
longs, main track. Mas Perigord, Sandrtan
and lig stick figure we'll
The antriea follow
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JOHNNY EVERS ~ TROUBLE.
PtttSbBrG CSub 10 Prefer Charges for
Alleged Offensive Act.

PITrsarRG. June y. President Drsyfnss
~ the Pittsburr club decided to-day ~
prefer charges against Johnny Evera ~
tho Cubs DTeyfuEs gave out this state
ment.
The PittsburG Baseball Cub has decidsd
10 prefer charges agatnsi Evera fGr Insulting
spectators ~ Forbez Field durtnr yeaier-
DAYS game. The umpires failesi N act
and u was necessary n send policeman 70
the Chicago bench n warn the visitors thai
u they repeated thp Olfsn~e the guilty man
or men would b. aFreufed Piftsburg
crowd are noted for the c8nzi,icrlts trsVi-
ment % visiting players. and " l. alleged
that there Vas no proyOcation for " era Il
act ion Ne stafied the trouble himself
hv Initiating the enthusiastic anegfators
Who urrs applluding the i4rates Nafur-
aily the crowd aToae Hnd clapped their
hands al the harder. wherrupon Evers
made an offensive gesture
The Evers Incident look place after the
PiFates had pissed the Cubs In Inc ma
gettilN. Evers h NcCused 81 giving vent III
vile language. 4 policeman Warnei me
chicago player and Evers. bark-d by otheT
melnbeFH 81 the team. dehed The hl5ieeoat
declaring that the officers " the iav r01ii
not oeacend upon the diamond and thai ~
umpire uaa sole Official there
10 you repeat uhat you did aid IN.
enough % us here % arrest the whole team.
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CLAN-NA-GAEL GAMES.
shsppard's New RecSrd % $50 Wards
EIleT wins Al Around Contest.

The Clan ma Gael Society held its annual
games ~ Celtic Park yesterday NJ "
sheppard ran a special race Of $50 yards
and made a new American record His
D time was I minute S seconds and this beat
/ the previous mark. made by Harry Hillman
& a couple Of years ago, by IS Of So und
! Another attraction Was an all around
I championship for men Weighing i0u pounds
or under. ten events constituting s. pro,
EFamure ] ]. Eller OF the IRISH American
a e. won with a total d alu9 points VII
liam Berkman u the New West side A. {.
fSs ss'U ~ the S Wes, Side M Aea sen va
third with t.ta1's points kller did his
best work in the i2D yard hurdles. 100 yari
run and running broad jump.
The summaries
Inl Yard Hun. Handicap Won by A. Pinksrton.
Loughhn Lyceum, yards. J Mul'ooly. No
haWk a e. Yards. secold u. Ferris. tOughun
LIceum. Al. yards. miro Tine; loi.s secehds
Cloughey. unattached. ~ yards n. Bulat Pas
time A C. = yards. serond n Ogg MohaWk
A G., ~ yards. third. Tine. minutes iSsA
~ Yard Relay Handicap BY knight. Of
81 AntonY, arratrh, with shea. Miller. flnnegan
and SSAPlston. AccAadin Lyesum. 4 yAfas.
serond, Dominican Lyccum, scratch. third
Time. minute Al seconds
Three Nile Run. Handicap Won By ? Master.
;oa; NSsASE g no {Ara IN n poWsT' Irish
tof S sec0nds.
An yard Run Handicap-woa ny r. Frishy
paslme & "a Yards n Stevenson pastirns
A G. Is yards, serond e Srhnahel unattarhed
third Time, a. seconds.
Throwing ne DisCus. Handirap- hv
" J. sheridan Irish American A C aryatek
with . throW Of ~ feet u inchea. p PAYNE
Mohegan A e, Is feet. second. with an artual
throw % la feet y. lnches. ]. Fiauagsn' Iriss
American A G feet Third. With an actual throw
Of ii8 feet ~ inrhaa
Tssestag a Paund Haniuer Handi~aN- We.
~ John } Flanagan. Irish Amrriran A =
scratch. with q throW Of ~ fCet inches. Slmon
r. Ciihea. New York 4 4 feet nernud utth
an artuai thruw Of IA feet "a inches. Ren yf.-T
man. unattached. N feet third. With an actual
throw % "a feet inches
50 Yard Run Won ~ n W sheppard. trtsh
American A g Harry Schaaf Irish American
A. e. s.oond. Time. I minute seronds
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'Bstisd Tor SaIlss In TIE ninth lanins
81 Louis 900 $40 81
ChlcaFo o "A
Runs 81 Louis koneirhy. BtcsnahAn. ca.
cago Steinicldt. Z. Holman. Two base hit1-
'hance. nrannahan. Home run-kOneiohY
|iolon h1aes OAhes. Holman. Struck out-by
SAilce O. b. Kroh. 4. By Cole. ! First haae On
balls 90 Sallee. 4. OF kFoh. ,. % cols. 2 tseit
o. hases-St Louis. q: Chicago. nit ~ pitcher
ny kroh. 4 BY SAlice. I. WA pich-Cole.
II pire IN chief -Johhstone. Fleld umpire-
Moran. Time--l hour and IS minutes.
CINCINNATI. q PTrTanUno, 4
CINCWNArI. Juns sa-The Reds punched ave
hits with four bases on balls On White thla after
noon and beat the Pirates. Sngga made I've
balks which gave the Pirates two 81 lhalr runs.
phenomenal one handed caich % ne funcs
b. Besoher IN the seven n inning cut ne piFaoea
out Of several runs Mclean vas pat Oul Of ne
game for dispuung one Of Hglera deciHiOas.
The sore.
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BsttinE 4 10 = on Harvard.

NEW LONDON. Conn. June - 4 pool n
sam Was taken up 10 Yals's rowing csmp
yesterday forenoon by Harvard men. and
u IN reported that only g2m was taken
even money Betting b 20 : on harvard
In New london alnce the POUCH kasusie
racea. A. the sporting fraternity think he
favor owing % the showing made q few
ge9ke afe against the lthacana On the
ChaFla1 River.
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WESTWARD WINS aGtIN.
Keats kalSer's Yacht and the Gsrmanla
IN Race az kiei.

BERLIN. June ~ The American y1r7'
Westward. which won me krupp rrr u.f
Friday In the kirl regatta h.1rins te
hai~Fr's Meteor aud two other ,oUrr- 200.
won another victory to-day a. Mol r- fns
Lieut. krupp Won Bohlpp uni 'il... r,s
,iertnnnia ami the Meteor TIE -af
TIE chancellor and other notable mon "rs
on board the Meteor
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A. 81 Paul ~ Paul. T. Columbus .
A. Milwaukee Milwaukee. : t0uisvtlls J.
A. Minneapolis First rame Toledo 8 Mime
apolis Sccond rene Toledo. Minneapolis y
A. karsAa City-First zane kansas City. ~
Indianapolis. s Second rame Kansas CITY. O.
indianapoiis q
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P-nnsylvanias new crew captain y Lloyd "
noeE!and' Nho pas a. No N tnis years race
nrst time ~
scott Ne stanford pole vaulteT. Il motor
cycling through Europe
Cornell really ought not 10 have % asnd bsrk
nose lntercoueFiete rouing trophies eaeh yea
u would ave deuflng Them mayhp ~ iests ths0,
al n lthara uuul they're due elsewhere
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Runs betrnit- SraNtord. J DetehAnty. 81
Louis WAilare. Newman. SchweitEer. HOFFMAN
Tuo hase hit Crawford. r. Jones. Hoffman
Sacrifice hits DeehanB, Petty. SchWeitler
Schssift C0bh Slolen haaes- stone, Dslshanty
horiartY. Wallace. FiFst hase on hhlls=On
kilnan. { OF Petty. & Strurk nut-HT Kilnan. ,
~ Petty. Len o. hases-St Louis .. DetFoit.
Umpire ~ chief -Wnecn. Field umpiFe Con.
molly Time ! hour and N minutes
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Rated for Biackburne 10 the ninth lnnlnE
Cleveland - q o o q o.
chicago 900 o o.
Runs Cleveland -Stovall. Rasieriy. Lord
hrndisy. birmingham, ChlrARo- lroEne Collins
DOugherN. Gandli Two base hlls-C olina
Wash. Na-ufCe hts Ieider Gsndn Payne
lAl0ie, hoes'nef Falkenhetg. z. Stoien hasss
Turner, Graney. Rruune strurk out-By koest
ner, ., bH faikenherg. ~ walsh. s. FIFst base
on halis.HOf huestner e. OF falkenberg I: VI
Wash. Double plays Laiule and Turner
iaiOir. StoyaI aud hradley Left 90 hasSs
Cleveland. Z Chicago. D ht hy utcher rs
faikFnberg Umpire IN chief Evsns Held
umpire KERN. Tine hJurs and minutes.
~ Lorts a. LH,t DEIRou. .
~ LOUta, June = netruit ost % 81 Louis
again 70 DAY The champions could DO nothing
vita Petty Who tNtried an eAceefinGly gooi
game MILAN Vas easy for ne tiuFrnf 81
me plnches. Toe scort
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Gams. arheauled for rs.si.r.

NaTtoNaL LHAnUU.
PhiiadrlphiA IN View Yofk Hrookiyn m aostoa
Cincinnati IN Chiragot - Louis 10 Pitisburg.
AMERICAN LnAuuu
NeW YORK 10 Washington 1.-TWO ramesl Rostan
IN Philadeiphie,
EteTUHN LNAuuu
Toronto IN NewaEk Montreal N jersey city;
Buffalo IN Proyidenrr. Rochester IN halunore.
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'Ratted FOR Glba0n In the ninth lnninR.
Matted foT White IN the ninth mhing
pittshufg 90 "a
Cincinnau o o o q
Runs pitisbuTg Leach. I. Wagner On
rinnat Besrher. PaskeTt HobiitEfi Mlchell
EEan. SugEs Len on basea-C incinnau. g Pitts
burg Stolen hase-Dowrey sacrifice hii--
Miller Stfuck by SugGs, 2 BY White. T.
Ralks Suggs Umpire IN rhief-Rtgier Field
umpire Fms'ie Time h0rr and y mInutss
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


rgvELANp q. cHicAao ia
CHICAGO June - =Cieveland hunched ave
bits. with tWo errurs b. ne White SoG In Ne
fourth Inning 10 day and made ave Funa. more
ihAn thr 0cAls could rcarh TIE Sox made q
ply IN the dtth lnnina. scoring three runs HE
A.
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Automobile Advice
To Residents Of New JsrSsy

Whatever automobile YOU decide 10
purchase. Il is decidedly TO your ad,ln.
tags to get il Of New Jersey dealer 40
cars need little adjustments and lt'ea.
tons on the start. 10 which YOU are
entitled. and il is most important jhl, me
New Jersey agent have an interest In he
car.
In addition. all contracts with manu-.
fseturen require dealers to sell onI, IN
their own territory. You want a clear
title to your car.
Naw laFSaV lWlam0hla IFsds Issari,iis,
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TO-DATS SHEEPSHEID earn.

A. Memphis Memphis, q. Montgomery. I.
A. New ORLEANS Mobile : New ORLEANS T.
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Run Rufslo- orroran Two base NJ Han
ford Sarridce hit Johns stolen hAse White
Left on bases Buffalo. q Jersey city. = Ftrst
haae On errors nufain. I. struck out-Rv MAnssr
& b. Merritt a Ftrst hass ~ hslia--O on Manser
: VIVA pitrh= Mannsr. its--Od Mansrr I IN
eight innings on hartley I IN one inning I'm
piFe IN chief HAlIigan Fieid umpire Finncran.
Time I hour and % minutes
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Rochester captured the iaai zane OF q series
with Joe AcGinnity's Indians IN Newark yesteT.
day The shutOut vas due chiefly 70 the pitching
Of l.Antie, who allowed only 4 single and sdouble
both Of which JOck Kelly mAie. The score
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Buffalo split ~ with Jersey City IN the second
series the hltons winding 40 with = shutOIt
victory IN Jersey City Yesterday afternoon M~T
ritt faced his former associates for the nrst lime
and tHiried IN Eilt edged form. Mansen IRE home
pitcher Lost bis Own game by walking CorcorAn
and Wtldpltching him 70 third. from where he
scored on McCabe's lnheld out The scOfc
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New YSrE state League.
At wILEnsnanuV

HInGhamton q q = %
Wilkeshafre 80 800 o. iii !
Batteries M'Nahon and Harkihs. hcCioshsy
and Hrcigcr
AZ srEAxroH.
Eimira q q o % o. q
Ssrnnton q o 90 = I
Batteries Magic and phlbin. Scanlon arhulf
and smith
At uTtCA
Troy ......i 800 80 I'm J
tuca q q q y OF
Batteries Wilson ard Warner; FAIRBANKS ami
BFidEss
AZ ALRANT.
SYraruse . q 90 . \ 81 Z
Albany q = Q
Batteries wll,ss snd KOopman knight ahd
Chcek
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ARDELgY CLUB GOLF FIXTURE
OLD TINE INVITATION TOUR
NAMENT Is REVIVED.

New Csurss since mo Last Contest
nFthplaee q intercollegiate Matches
members and Founders 10 Meet %
tho Natlonal Links Coming Events
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The snnual western New York champion
ship will be on July 10 q, the Buffalo
Country Club
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IN Rare Thistle selling stakes. foT thrss
oids and NV ard. nne mile and = half turf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-20
More Firms Ask
TOR the Refund
Attorney Elgutter Presents Names of
Thirty More Omaha Firms for
Return of Excess Rate.

Omaha firms not members OF the Com
mercial Traffic bureau have placed in the
hands Of c. L. Elgutter, attorney, an ag-
gregate OF 5000 in claims for refunds from
railroads on account Of the United States
supreme courts ruling against the rail-
roads in the famous Missouri river rate
case.
The claims, Of which there are thirty or
more, are being filed with the Interstate
Commerce commission at Washington.
They call for freight refunds Of from .
70 9 cents a pound on freight shipments
from November 1905 to the present time.
Among the. firms are J. l.. Brandeis &
Sons, Nebraska Clothing company, King
Swanson company, circuit Il Son company,
w. A. Mauer OF Council Bluffs Harle &
Haas. Davidson Bros. of Sioux City, la
Mayer Clothing company Of Lincoln, J. }
Derght & Co. and A. Hospe.
When the Interstate Commerce commits
sion ordered the roads to reduce their rates
they refused to obey, carried the case 10
the United States circuit court and en-
Joined the commission from enforcing the
reduction. The United states supreme court
held the injunction worthless and ruled
that the roads should have put the lower
rate into effect when FIRST ordered by tn,
commission