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At LatOnia

I.atonia. June 27.-The track was
sea OF sloppy mud today. one OF the
longest shots Of the meeting took the
first race when Volthorpe. making ms
second start. won and returned MS
hackers so TO in the pari mutuels-
First race. four and one-half tuT-
longs-VolthOrpe. S12.S0, won: Emit
grant. $500. second; Hal Deman' SS-'V'
third Time-1:55 2-5.
second race. five furlongs-Indian
Girl. $3.50. won: Wine, $50, second ;
Oriental Pearl. $500, third. Time
Third race. six furlongs-.All Red,
sf27O. won: Lolita Greed, $3.50, sec
ond: Dainty Dame. $40. third Time
1:15 2-5- r..
straight $3.50. won; Tony Bonero, place
s2.7O. second: DR.. Holzberg. show $3.50
third. Tfme-1.42 2-5.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards
Markie NJ, straight $3.50. won roxy
NTarv. place $3.50. second. Charles r.
CrainRer. show s2.9O, third. Time
sixth race, mile and a furlong-
Hughes. straight $3.50. won; stone
street. place $500, second. Charley
nm. show $3.50. third. Time-l;5S 20
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TENNIS PLAY IS
ON IN EARNEST
Badger Surprises by His VIC
tory Over Salisbury-Good
Matches Today.

Some real play was seen yesterday I'm
the state tennis tournament at the
Country club courts. both In the men
and women's singles The surprise OF
the day came in the defeat of r. W.
who with his brother holds
the state doubles title, by George Badg-
er. Badger won in straight sets, 60,
Sc. other than the one match, the re-
suits lived up to form.
Today's schedule brings some OF the
top-notchers together and the gallery is
promised some fast tennis.
The results and schedules follow.
Mems Singles
MYERS defeated McBroom. SIS, 60.
Roberts defeated Mcdonald, 6-3, 81.
Shaughnessy defeated Cooper, 6-z' SIS
S.
Mcouisten defeated Taylor, g.; So.
Carnett defeated Boyer. 81, 81.
George Badger defeated r. w. Sails
inEebretsen defeated whitworth. So,
ga
The following won by default: Brines
from Hood. Bailey from Rawlins, Jones
from Simpson. Thompson from Ritter
Armstrong from Rogers, J. Badger from
Duffield. Hooper from Hills, George
Taylor from Pay.
wOmcn's Singles.
Mrs. BOYER defeated Miss Mccormick
Mrs. George Smith defeated Miss
Boies. 60. 81.
Won by detaull. WITS. "uVeS -,
Mrs. Keith. Miss Lewis from Mrs II
Tavlor. Miss Grizell Houston from Mrs
Whitley. Miss Bryan Houston from MIS-
Thorne.
| TodRy's Schedule
Mems singles: 60
p. m.-Bailey VS.. Myers; Georg
| TAYLOR VS.. Ingebretsen.
| Sac .. m-Brines VS.. Brown; Robert
VS.. Jones: Shaughnessy vs.. Thompson
Armstrong VS.. McQuisten; Garnett VI
Badger: Hopper vs. c. Badger.
] womens singles
Tor. -,
d. m.-Miss Hutchinson VS.. NIT
Glendenning; Mrs George Smith VS.. MIS-
10. Houston; Miss Lane VS.. MISS NC
Grath.
$50 D. MFRS Judge VS.. Mrs. Boye
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last race at a mile ana elAteS. .
5efeatfng a good field. J. g. Clem
80 tbe mace but was not good enough
10 last IL out. Flora Riley ana huSh-
thorn both lacked their closing rushea
and Oberon was Away oUSLun I've With
the usual well filled fields and plenty
The SUMMARY
First race six furlongs, selling-
Biskra (Cavanaugh), 70 z, won, In
ne ButterCup (Taylor). IL 70 l. seIoii.1a'
Gossiper II Van Dusen), 10 70 D. Sn,te
/ Time-l:15 2-5. Buena, SainioN, ape
well. weavette. Tube Rose ana '''
J ltstfna finished as named 90,
\ Second race. seven furlongs' selllhs-
NebuIosus (Boland), II TO y, NVH,
\ Duchess OF Montebello lSSl9enl, -
2. second: May sutton tCallahahl, d ~ ~
tbfrd Time-1.2b. kalserholA,
Ffgent. Fred Bent The slicker anu
/ Corriran finished as named. 60.
| Third race one mile. selhng-NTe.Ile
| r,usseI (Manders). to /. won TO
teus (Donvitz). 10 TO J. second N,ls
prison CVan Dusenl. 40 TO i, l 49,,
Sants{n burnett. Liberto. Rather Roy
al Bonnie Prince Chariie, Al.siis
David Weber. Wicket and Copperhelo
finishes rs,,-th as Tanei five furlongs. purse
r-nfield CTaylor). II TO 2. won ocetn
Queen CKirschba z 20 2 s sr,,ia
Fore CNTanders), 20 70 l. mr. 5cr1
90 Is on Parole lnislle 49,
Arionette. I.yte knight and Roy T. I'm
ished as named. .,t,-.--
Hammer CBoland). Q TO 10, won; i4 5l,i
, den Hand TRattiste), TO j, SECOND, - ~,
? Nv Mver (kirschbaumD' 10 - 49,
lss,r,eGi.14. Ramon Carona, No guar,
Z ter. Warner Griswell, valencia am
, Crarnercv finished as named. .,-
/, Sfxfh race. one mile and siNteth', 2
! S3tH,r Snrinr Ban tCotton), 2 TO ,
, won. !. c. elem (Coburnl, 70 J., 80
p ond. Flora Riley (BOland), 70 ,, 49, ~.
, Time-I:4g Is. BuCkthorn ahu opelV'
I finished as named.
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EvERs MADE FACES.

Pittsburg. June 27.-The Pitts
} burg National league club today
} preferred charges against Second
Baseman John J. Evers OF the Chi
! caeo club. The complaint. which
! was sent TO President Lynch of
the National league. is that Evers'
! conduct in Saturdays game with
: Pfttsburg was unbecoming play
! er. It is charged that Evers made
; faces at spectators in the grand
stand when they rooted I'm ridi-
: Guile to ChicagO's playing.
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srNCLAIR AND ERLENBoRN.

Peanuts Sinclair and Young Erlen-
born. who meet over the 2O-round
route at Provo before the I. 6. T.
outing July 3. enter today their last
week Of training. Sinclair goes to Og-
den and Erlenborn to Eureka to wind
up the preparation. Both boys are
within two pounds of the required
weight Of 126 pounds. and will be
ready for a great contest. Manager
Hardy Downing is lining up some fast
prelininaries to make the day big
one for the commercial travellers and
their friends.
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Since Friday night the saucer TRACK

Since Friday night the saucer track
fans have been talking Of the card to
be presented tonight by Manager Har-
~ Heagren. with Downing and Agraz
to sprint behind the motors in best two
in three two-nile heats and McFar-
land and Pye TO chase each other In
an Australian pursuit the card has two
big features. In the mOt0r-pace
Downing has the pole the first heat,
Agraz in the second and they start
from the opposite sides Of the track
If a third is necessary.
The four other events VIII round out
an excellent card.
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HARRY LEWIS Is NOW
CHAMPION OF ENGLAND

London. June 27.-Harry Lewis, the
American fighter. defeated Young Jo-
sephs'' OF England in the eighth round
night The fight was for the welter-
weight championship OF England and
purse Of $4,000 a side. Lewis leo All
the way. Josephs' seconds tossed NJ
the sponge after he had taken the
co1ut three times.
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MRIGHT IN FINALS.

wimbledon. England. June 21-Beals
q Wrfght OF Boston today qualified
for the final singles In the all-England
tennis championship tournament. de-
featine, A. H Lowe In the semi-tinals,
6-3 IS. ga, Ga -
Wright's opponent IA the finals viii
be a. y. Wilding, the New Zealander,
who was a member OF the Australasian
team which successfully defended the
Il,rirhf Davis cup year ago.
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WANT FIGHT PICTURES.

Reno. May announcement was
made by Flanagan today that the rep
reeentafive OF a Canadian syndicate
had arrived in Reno ano was prepared
10 make an offer OF s. 10000 Cor the
Canadian rights 20 the Tight pictures
Jack Gleason is expected 70 return 70
Reno wednesday and further negotia-
tions for HIS share of the picture prof
its are anticipated.
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jeff Boxes.

Teffrfcr' encounters with CorpetI
BERGER. Cnoynski and Bob ArmstionB
ca~fv today were his first boxing bouts
since coming 60 Reno lie was OUT or
bos before o'clock and had given ms
Fnarring partners orders TO prepare TOT
49,. workout ChoyuslSi, Berger anp
ARMSTRONG faced him Tor thre eroun1s
earh and C0rbctt took turn Tor Two
The bout with Berger was an inter
ee+fnr one Jcffrics Slashcd al ms
MANAGER Will an assortment or Smash =
Inc blows and On the second round
rI7ccd n right hook that bent the san
trnrrfrcan and robbed him or ms
vrfrd Jcffrlcs asked Berger TX he haQ
80 enough after the second ana
iaurrod when the business agent came
back Tor more. - 49,.
,fnrin- ono onslaught when he was
dancing before the master Inc pig
enarriug partner was Just breaking
fror1 "a cIinch when a right body puncn
took the fight out Of him and ended
boqffIitice for several seconds. Arm =
strong had n hard time taking care or
himself for the remainder or the
round. -,
When the two rounds with Burns
were over. Jeffries was rubbed and
ff.e-, went 70 breakfast He spent the
remainder 81 the day lettering about
fbo grounds Of his cottage and early
IN ire afternoon left camp FOR q fish
In trlD. accompanied by Jim May. a
local sporting man. and newspaper
man.
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BAD FOR CUBS.

New York. June 27.-Frank !
Chance. manager and first base I
man. and Harry Steinfeldt. third
baseman. of the Chicago National I
league club. and Larry Mclean, :
catcher of the Cincinnati club
have drawn three days suspen-
sion from President Lynch OF the I
National league, as the result OF Z
troubles on the playing field
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Western League

At Omaha-wichita. Z; Omaha O.
At Sioux City-Sioux City. IL; Tope-
ka. 4.
At Des Moines-Denver, z; Des
-toiucs. 3.
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Get busy" concluded the message.
and Richard inferred that the rumor
had been taken seriously and would be
published broadcast.
There is absolutely no truth in this
new rumor Of state interference"
Richard stated to the Associated Press.
II have the personal assurance OF Gov
ernor Dickerson that he will not inter-
fere. I can't imagine how such a re-
port could have reached Chicago. l
know Il Is not true, but I am afraid
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American Association

At Minneapolis-Toledo. 3; Mime
Al 81. Paui-Columbus. Q; st. Paul, O.
At Kansas City-lndianapolis, D;
Kansas City. J.
AZ Milwa1kee-LoUsville. S; Milwau-
trpp
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Wells also has championship asplrT,, e-
lions and is contemplating kolii t,- !. ,,,-
80 Mo fellows II he wins tomoI :
rovy Manager Messenger VIII Iry anu
match him against Floyd Mct aria ~. ~ /;
the veteran rider. now rl9lhe a. - ~ :
80 Who IS known as the champion
rourb and tumble artist OF the Worlu-
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nT7AT TMSpdgA
ENFIELD Wins SPEEDY FIVE
FURLONGS, SETTING TRACK RECORD


fIve
thee and a
record
Taylors and.
6eidw ping awayw
ofa econd the former reco'o
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that the constant repetition Of such ru-
rnors will prevent many visitors from
coming out"
Richard promptly communicated
the Chicago message to many Of the
newspaper correspondents here and
was assured by them that the news Of
the revival of the Interference rumor
was as great a surprise to them as
IL was to him.
Governor Dickerson is expected here
from Ely tomorrow.
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National League
REns PnuNn RETLnACH.

Chicago. Juno 27.-Burns held Chi
caEo 10 one hit today, while Cincinnati
pounded Reul bach for ten safe drives
pended for three days for their con-
duct at pittsburg Saturday Score
r. II. y.
Chicago .-..-.... .- 0 ,
Cincinnati -.--. -.----- 10
Batteries-Reuibach and Archer;
Burns and Clarke. Umpires-JOhnstone
and Moran
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UNIVERSITY OF UTAH SUMMER
School

Term begins Monday. June -. Reg
tstration Friday and Saturday before
Or Boone. editor OF Education" Bos-
ton. and a half dozen other visiting In
structors A staff Of so from univer-
eitv faculty
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DODGERS PLAY BALL.

Boston. June 27-Scanlans good
pitching and erOrrless support gave
Brooklyn a : 20 victory over Boston
today. Score. II. r. +
RroOkfvn - .... 3 0
Boston -........ - s 1
Batteries-BarEcr. Seaman and Bar
ger: Curtis. Brown and Graham I'm
pires-O'Day and Brennan
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CARD At SAUCER
Downing and Agrnz In Motor-Pseed
Racc-McFarlandW VIII
Chase Pye.
BIKE RACES TONIGHT.

Two-mile motor-paced race.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VS.. Agraz-
Unlimited match pursuit. pro-
fessional-Pye VS.. Mcfarland
One-mile handicap. professional
Two-mile open lap. professional
Half-mile open. amateur. Two
mile lap, handicap, amateur.
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EXCURSIONS EAST
Via Oregon short LIne.

Proportionately low rates to other
points.
Tickets on sale July and %, August
and September II and %. Limit,
october 81. For further particulars see
CITY TICKET OFFICE. 15e MAIN ST.
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New York. June 27.-Moore pitched a
grand game and Philadelphia beat New
York to 0. He let the locals down
with three hits. Score: r II. e
Hntla0el nnl& Az
New York .................
Batteries-Noore and Moran: Ames,
Crandall and Meyer. Umpires-klem
and Kane.
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Pittgburg. June 2T.-Pittsburg de-
feated st. Louis today In an easy fash
ion. to 3. Webb. the new left-hander,
was strong until the ninth. wnen three
hits and two runs were made of him
score: r. r. J..
pittsburg .- .. 10
St LOUIS --------- "
Batteries-Webb and Gibson; Lush
and Bresnahan. Umpires-Rigler and
Emslfc.
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wells is no novice 20 the hg1ting
came. having won an afna s.e 80 - Sev,-
pionship in the ring at ms A@i
us opponent tomorrow night viii D oe
c-,-cione Davis. the local scrappe5l- -
,-fs is a slugger from the WotU ~
sho,,srb somewhat of a novice.
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TIME CHANGED.

Reno. New. June 2T.-Tex Rick :
ard stated today that the men
would enter the rink sharply at 4
40 on the afternoon OF the fight.
the fight originally was scheduled 4
Tor Z 10 m. but has been set for 4
vvard in order 20 facilitate the (
exodus from Reno Monday after
noon.
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Rumor from Chicago That Fight
Will be Stopped Denied by Tex

27Promoter Richard greatly worried tonight
the tight would positively be called o
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Northwestern League

r. II. Z.
Spokane ...... ..'''.'...'' I
Vancouver -------- &C.
Batteries-Bonner and Shea; Gard
ucr and Sugden-
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What's What in Sports
All the Time
ALL PREDICT LAST GREAT ring BATTLE MONDAY
JEFFRIES and JOHNSON LOOK FIT FOR WAR

will be " lost al"
world IS y %
tive
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Jumbo Wells Enters Ring Tonight;
HHe Wins Will Defy Mcfarland
Especial to The Herald-Republican)

to
ans
" has =
heavy the prime
bicycle etya England circuit "
fl
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EnrRTH or LILLY.

Go 20 Upton for a good time and a
big celebration. Broncho riding. horse
and foot racing and lots Of fun Nd
dress r. L. Benson. Upton. Utah, re-
Earding concessions for sale.
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- f.oInE ID.

The disturbance over the arena was
causpd by the loss for tlne % ~ ~
plans When the blue prlht.S ~ HAN fhcir
found the carpenters went az tnC.A
work and the framework haQ ptth ~
fiaffv clothed with the bieacher plahNS
before the night FELL Il. .,r-
Vfrkard and Johnson were IN cyu-
fcrrnc. Tor almost an hour shortly pc
fore noon and after the Champion h1 -
done has eight miles OF ROAD Wgi -, ~
the early morning Botn $780, -
the matter under discussion 49,. b,t4
out direct bearing on the usht- 80
would not say what had been teiNoe
OF Johnson visited a bank ana S.t l..--t
"A check later. then was Whlrleo V1~N
10 camp - L. IL, yeual
rtn-- costume Of blue and black. stepptu
fnf1 Che ring in the late aLteFhVv"' -.
-nr.d square was flanked py nc
Eafhcring Of visitors. AZ NAulllsl -, n ii
called ON after few minutes OF Ill.,, Ill.,
enc nail work. but the four rounos
Strich Followed were devoid OF stirIlhs
moments kaufman puffed ~, IKE -
broken down race nOl,, Sv Johnson
merely blocking his blows ana S ,s.l,ie
Ing back no exchanges. Inc gltltte-t.
Al bofHcrfng kaufman c0nslueI auls
and Jonuson's easy breatnllhs ~. IT, f,ie
ferf condition are sharply nollcCa,ule
beside his sparring partner s"'P''s
work. - Johnson
went after him win playtu5 f3ioo5
tno first Of their four ROUNDS. 1i ~.
dripped from .Ionahans nose anu ~,
4, less than n minute Johhsgn 49, ~,
frl two straight let's Win Ia 4. ..i.,5
spccG and wonderful I.i,t - orra.
fheu on he was content Win an go
rfonaI display Of speed ana JONeu ~" -.
Nonahan and the. croW9 80, pog' oaci
-fre 49, they tusslcd and pulled eaci
other about fn the clinches -,,...
~, rounds with Dave Mills foLowe'
c-1 tfis concluded the days WORK
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r,b, L. sullivan. indicated LONDON
49,. zinc champion. watched Johnson
80 ouf ne stood on seat taI
49, ~ me crowd at tho ringsiQe anu
i,,.,-eI on The playful side Of the eN
Ifbiff0n evidently did not Ape.
r.r0nr-Iv TO the old warrior as H
r,rlr-lrffed something about seelnB VI
.-rcai business next Monday. WntH
asked what he thought OF the cnSi'-
ui MS work. .-.-t,,s o,,t
M The Joffrics camp Ihursuay WI -.
Inc last OF thc former CHAMPION
trli,Inr- Tor the big fight When ne
fffITs the sIN-OuuCe gloves lLol1 W
fgrI. on that day and has had DIS
parfinr tussle with the shadoWs' tnee
thOrr 81 the white race Will hs
,,.,rlplefrd "a full year Of training Tor
~ encounter with Johnson
A. least 20 sis own sattstacttoh.
r.ffric. las answered the question or
--tcf5t.- bo could come back ON the
,-brfnr table this morning after eleven
nd fast rounds Of boxing ana w.
rounds 81 pulling and hauling WIN
FARMER Burns he said: . -.
HyVhen my brother John arrived lil
emf, "a few minutes ago and asked me
how felt / told him that was heNeL
IN better condition 90 fis1t IN -
ice I tolf him the truth / reel bet
ter now than ever on the &C V-.,iiii
ff~ht before my rctirement ana VII
g.. rrcnared Tor any kind Of going
pom now on until Ihursaa9f WE
probabiy 7 win wind up the Worh;
will give my attention 20 boNlns. WV
fuvf n nit OF sprintiug IN the eNenin- :.
After that 90 viii be solid rest anu '"e
rrr-fu~ ont nrNrFEE.
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Buena Vista Notes

A word picture OF the great Jeffries-
johnson fight and six high class races,
including the rich lndependence 80
handicap. will be the big bill that VIZ
Utah Jockey club viii otter 1oI w
sport-loving public July 4. several CAY
ago Manager Dwyer arranged Win ttiS
Western Union Telegraph company "
have a complete description OF Lhe
fistic event that IS attracting worlo-
wide attention given at the TRACK,
and Yesterday a wire was put IN az the
track which viii virtually connect the
Buena Vista stand with the arena az
Reno. Each round Of the fight VIII DC
described
Manager Dryer. Presiding Judge
skinner Secretary Campau, Judge
McCibben. In fact. all the officials OF
the Utah Jockey club who happened 10
he at hand. figured in the role OF IRE
fighters for a while yesterday morn
ms The dry grass adjacent TO the
board walk extending from the ems
| trance became ignited and as hign
wind was blowing in the direction OF
the stand IL looked for a time as II
destructive CONFEDERATION might be tht
| result Mr.. Dwyer and associates VIII
the assistance OF a number OF tnt
| horsemen and stable hands, tinaiis
subdued the blaze, after confining ~
operations by a ditch which they aus
around IL.
| Mrs. Harry Slower. owner OF th'
| crack 3-vear-old Coppertown, arrived
| --cgtorda-- from her California nome
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Mrs. Harry Slower. owner OF tns
crack 3-vear-old Coppertown. arrived
Yesterday from her California home
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BASEBALL RESULTS
American League
ATHLETICS TAKE BOTH.

Philadelphia. June 27.-Phnadelphia
defeated Boston in both games OF to-
days dOuble-header. Scores:
First game + II e
Boston .....-...-...--.-
Philadelphia ...-----.6 10 U
Batteries-Cicotte, Hall and Kleinow;
Krsuss and Thomas.
Second game r. H r.
Philadelphia .------.-.....3
Batteries-Smith and Kleinow; Ben
der and Lepp.
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YANKs SPLIT EVEN.

Washington. June 27.-WashingtOn
and New York broke even in a double
header here today. The first game
went ten innings. Score:
First game r. II. f
Washington ..........-......5
New York ......--..-.-------4
Batteries-Walker and Street; Quinn
and Sweeney.
Second game r. II. r.
Washington -.-........-...2
New York .-..............-.
Batteries-GroOm and Street: Man
ming and Mitchell
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sox NEED CHANGE.

sOX NEED CHANGE
Chicago. June 27.-Cleveland defeat
ed Chicago TO In the last game
played at the old South Side park to-
day. The new grounds viii be opened
Friday. Score: r. II. +.
AulCakO -.-.---.--- :
NAtN eAAuQ --s-t II q
Batteries-Olmstead. White and
Payne: Hardness and Easterly.
Detroit-St. Louis not scheduled.
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comrades at many ringsides, meet. (
A touch OF regret for exciting days
and battles Of the past which they be-
Iieve are gone forever. creeps INTO
every conversation 4 feeling almost
Of sadness undcrlics the laughter and
witty banter Of the gathering hosts
OF fight followers. All seem certain
that this IS the end: that when the
shouting and the tumult' at the ring
side has died ana the time OF peIt
fnr has come. there will be nothing TO
say but Good bye II VIII not DC
until we meet again
rf was n DAY OF "reminiscences ana
tales OF other fights and other llgnt-
Or today There was little else TO do
Jeffries workout in the early morn
ing came as n complete surpIl.c- Ia.
Iv one Of the usual crowd OF sgect1-
tors reached Moana In time 70 wy
81. From then until Johnson daWotg1
through a iistless ten ROUNDS VIII ~
,parrirg partners. late in the altel
noon. there was nothing 70 40 ~
+aIk NJ was too hot 70 walk nii.u.S..
ciuua- 10 the shade and gOssiped end
once relieved Of hts worries over
the arena which married the begin nm 4. <
OF his day. Promoter ana heteree -. st
a-d had time 10 answer numerous
-rr and discuss many dctaiiS OF lll
prcparations with his suoot in" ~
Most important Of these was the =
rLnaernent FOR Transferring 70 -
f-om san Francisco OF $4,000 or ~
-,,,r-e money now on deposit IN Lne
coast ~ffv. Richard was asked by III
ssrrffvan OF New York. stakeholder, !.
affeud 10 this at once. and the lu.u'
probably will be I'm n Reno banh 70
t-orrovr Sullivan himself. according
10 his telegram today, expects 10 a.
rive July 1.